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The Mississippi il beyond its banks, having
broken down all the safeguards man and money
have provided. The lsvee system evidently
nssds improvement. 1t works well in an ordi-
nary food, but the present is extraordinary
and the result il that large portions of Louis
lana are under water. The loss must be very
great Since 1865 Louisiana, Mississippi and
Arkansas have spent s27, 000, 600 in keeping up
the levees. There has been no break Of any
consequence since 1874, except in 1878 and 70,
and the planters have enjoyed comparative i'm
munity from Losses since 1874 Meantime the
parish authorities, on whom devolve the prin-
eipsl care and charge, have been very busy in
strengthening the defenses. The general gov
eminent has expended nearly two millions and
thrse-quartsrs In this period on these levees.
The theory Of government aid is the clearing
out OF the rivers channel and not the pro.sc-
ton OF the plantsrA The latter have there
fore borne the principal part Of the cost Alto
gsther. II 10 said, the state of Louisiana has az
pended sso, ooo, 900 upon the levees.
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Biddsford- Maine. had . row yesterday along
the line Of it, polling places over the voting of
I've hundred men whose naturalization papers
had been declared Illegal by the municipal
court The democrats, who asserted the right
OF these men to vote, were backed by the po-
lice, while the republicans had tho United
States deputy marshals and the sheriff and his
deputies on their side. The democ ats carried
the election, which will be contested. The
electoral problem IL now the most serious one
before the people of this country. Our splen-
did civilization with its traditions OF freedom
and its muniments Of law and regulated liberty
ought surely to be equal to the task Of solving
that problem in the spirit of justice and with
due regard to the character of our institutions.
Neither force nor fraud ia part Of the Anglo
Saxon machinery Of government There must
be clear and honest determinations in the
courts and if the determinations of these
tribunals are not clear and honest then the
people sggrieved must bide their time and re-
verse the unjust action in ways provided by
Law. We really want in this country more
Observance Of law rather than more law The
country 10 governed enough, the individual
Should govern himself more. Without self re-
straiAt there can be no real government Of
law.
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The two parties in the country should reflect
sometimes that IL Is possible to sicken the
people, some Of whom belong to no party, by
too jealous efforts TO capture the next Con-
gress aud the next President The various ger
rymandering schemes to get possession OF the
House Of Representatives and hold IL have been
noticed in The STAR. There remains 10 be
considered brand new "Ohio idea" II con-
Germs itself with the Presidency, and is fathered
by Mr.. Buchanan, q state senator, who has in
trodueed . bill which provides as follows:
There shall be two electors for President and
Vice President chosen at large by the voters Of
the state Of Ohio and the two persons who are
candidates for said Offices having the highest
number Of votes shall be declared elected.
There shall be one elector for President and
Vice President chosen by the voters in each
Congressional district Of Ohio, as defined by
,sv, and the person who is a candidate for said
oficereeeiving the highest number Of votes shall
Be declared elected" The author Of this project
fer '-sursly electing fifteen Of twenty-three
Presidential electors from Ohio" AYERS that il
ID based on clauses and of the LIST section Of
the second article of the United States Consti-
tuition, which reads: Each state shall appoint
in such manner as the legislature thereof may
direct . number Of electors" &c. At present
the electors are chosen everywhere on general
ticket The proposition 10 to have only the
electors for the state at large so elected, leav.
ing the election Of the district electors to the
separate districts respectively. Formerly the
state Of South Carolina chose the electors by
Legislative ballot. Whether Mr.. Buchanan's
scheme In constitutional or not would be q
matter for the courts, IL it were contested, Us
IL probably would be. There is nothing in the
Constitution itself that expressly precludes its
execution The interference by Congress seems
to be provided for in the third clause in two
particulars only. That clause Ii az follows:
Tho Congress may determine the time Of
choosing the electors and the day on which
they shall give their votes, which day shall
be the same throughout the United States."
The adoption of this method of choosing
electors would cause the Ohio gerrymandcr
to affect the Presidency as well as the con-
troll of the House of Representatives, and con-
gressional efforts to beat the gerrymander will,
it is expected, be redoubled.
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REI1AsLr CrorH1sa.

THERE ARE SEVERAL VERY IMPOR-
TANT THINGS TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN
PURCHASING READY-MADE CLOTHING.
THE FIRST Is THE QUALITY OF The
MATERIAL. SECOND (AND ONE OF THE
MOST IMPORTANT THE TRIMMINGS.
THIRD. THE KIND OF WORKMANSHIP.
FOURTH. THE STYLE AND FIT. AND
FIFTH. THE PRICE.
THE GOODS WE PRODUCE AND SELL
ARE UP TO THE HIGHEST STANDARD IN
ALL OF THESE POINTS EXCEPT THE
PRICE. WHICH WE ALWAYS KEEP DOWN
TO THE LOWEST POSSIBLE NOTCH CON.
eISTENT WITH RELIABILITY.
OUR STOCK OF LIGHTWEIGHT OVER
COATS Is COMPLETE ALL KINDS THAT
ARE GOOD AND AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL
PURsEs-TEN TO THIRTY DOLLARS.
DO NOT FORGET THAT OUR RRICEs ARE
LOWEST NOW, AS WE DO NOT HAVE TO
PROVIDE FOR FUTURE CUT-RATE or
sLAUGHTER SALES.
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GENTLEMEN.

The window corner Of 10Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue is to be nned this afternoon with samples Of
this morning. arrivals 500 dozen India Silk Four
n-hand scsrfs; Cream and White grounds; embrod-
cred with colored silks forming checks psids stripes
&c THESE SCARFS WILL WASH. 4 washed
sample to show you, The price 90 CENTS. Wait,
don't Judge what you haven't seen
THE PALArs ROYAL.
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BLACK Wool DREss Goops.

Priestey's New Spring weight Black Goods at Palais
Royal prices. We have his Cashmeres and . full line
of Drap d'Alma. Melrose. Armures, &c.
75c. for <2-inch Henstitched Border Nuns Yelling
81 for 2-inch Batiste.
&l.25 for 42-inch Silk warp Clairetts,
&l25 for 42-inch Convent Cloth
The following not Priestleys but of such ou.l,
ties for the PRICES that make them extraordinary
gains:
40-inch Ilack Nuns Yelling. ................5O Soc
40-inch Black Albatross. ................,. Soc
42-inch Black Satin Striped Henriettas. SIC.
The above are bargains that will last only a. long az
the goods here No can be purchased 10 sell
at the price
THE PALAIs ROY Al
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PHILApKLpHrA SroRr.

One more case OF the Aii-linsn auch Too.
els, size 2Ox4u. at lx1<c each on Al 80 4
doz They viii not last long.
NEW sArINEs.
Weare showing line Of domestic sssinss
style fully equal to the French. only
I've yard 1be finest quality psnch q
25c.and Soc yard.
NEW GINGHAMs.
Beautiful styles. good quality. Piaids snA
et1pes and Plain y match. only l2>6c o
yard Fine scotch 0tnxhams. choice ssase-
OUTING fianpels and P1snns3setss, Q big
variety, 4oe- aud l2,<e yard
Mohsirs, at 5oe- ol,sc., Use. ssc-. q ssd
.ss.lnsh China sils.. plain aud fA.cs. -
SPECIAL OFFERING OF BOTS SHIRT
No. l. Msds Of sood quality. fancy pr1nea
Nc. Z. Made Of osrnsrs bsst Psresas. I'll
TIE latest styles AID msds equal . sny u
IA 4 WIZ Cotton v1sA iisss sol,s.
md cefis plated and tucked only Ioc.
And Line q tsncy fsaansas q boe -
upwar6
cA11AAT . Lx1px
sss IN u md 700 ga A.
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Choke damp Is cause Of much fatality in
coal minea The latest catastrophe 10 that in
Aoerss eollisry. Glamorganshirs, Wales. where
nearly two hundred lives are believed to be
lost outof three hundred exposed to danger,
Science can do no more bensfcent thing thar
invent some method Of preventing peril O,
some way Of escape for men exposed to tn.
many dangers OF work in the bowels of the
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Mr.. Cleveland. Gov Hill and Mr.. whitney
ere not such good democrats that they can look
with unslloyed favor upon the democratic ger
rymsndex In Ohio which will boost Gov. Camp
bell out into the soft summer air of "a until
be 10 visible from every point of the compass
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The United States 10 making enough now ont
Of ~ Aiasks purchase 70 justify it In preparing
shsadsoms set 1t zeal skin and presenting it
b Tie Car - soavsnir.
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There b another Seryian crisis which affords
dns scope for the murder Of Slav notabili-
uss-that ID, Of thsir namea The telegraphers
nd proof readers are not much to blame.
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". Ash DRrss Goons Foa Spe,xa

Whether tits for Chsllies Ginghams we hope you
will not decide selection beforeSssing our late
arrivalA
Many New and Scarce Shades. Some Of the new
monster nRure patterns In Challes and the colorines
in the 45ineh Gnghsms the prettiest Of the
son.
THE PALLAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED belov)
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SpR1xo T1xr SILK DRrss Goops

| kOfNiNu = lAE bJfLh 3IHEo6 0HOODG
Black japanese silks-s black that you will much
admire. 24-inch SEC: 27-inch. q aud ol.2a
27-inch white jap Six. S1.25.
24-inch White Shanghai silk, 50 aud soc.
"a inches wide for 81 yard.
China silks. with large White Floral and osometr;-
cal Destgn with ground work Of lovely tints Of Heo
trops. Gray. Steel Golden Brown. Gray ana Black
q gard e.
Ths x3inch 7se. China silks IN Plain Colon n, a
quality 10 surprise you
TIE PAIArs RoYAI.
A. LIsXxR Prosszs4os.
mis- Cornsr Pa ave and l2th q r.v.
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Who's MAckrxrosH,

He was the Ensiishman Who frst conceived the idea
OF putting India Rubber linen and thus the name
Asekintosh ss applied TO Rubber Coats. But what q
neeSS cumbersome garment Vas thu old time Nsckin-
tosh as compared with the garment O.
the spring Of 1880. Palais Royal prices are - fol-
lows:
Meme Goats, Les to s4ss. Boys. sl.4s "a
sles
Ladies' Raglaaa sl45 70 all Misses, sl.45to
e24s.
Such are the prices for garments can susran tee
Equally ~ reliable -Conestasa and Ssloria''
Umbreilss Though our prices lower than usually
quoted We give tee binding 10 recover these
Umbrellas free Of charge sh ,sld they split within one
year Of purchase.
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75o. MoHArRs FoR 69o

Without reference to the reduced price you OBJ
tain as good quality elsewhere for 40 centss Some Of
our patrons who have asked for samples returnd
later to buy have informed us ours are better than
usually offered at 10 cents
The palais Royal Mohair. are M 40 ,nehe. via. and
are shown in lovely tints Of Heliotrope. Plum Tan
Gray Steel Serpent. Garnet. Navy, Golden Brown &e
69c. instead Of zoe should tempt you Let it do SO
and help us to beat March of 80.
Here's something we hope you can't resist: Black
Mohai- BriIliantine 5OINCRES WIDE for 60 cents
yard. The regular price 10 75 cents, and We don't
make our average profit 9, that price,
THE PALS ROYAL
fCnntinned helovo
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Soc. SurrrSas FoR CSC.

Choice Of the latest novelty English and French
Spring Importations. The English Check Suitings in
Heotrope, q reen. Gray. Brown Old Rose, Black and
White. The French Plaids and stripes in q quarter
hundred styles
Why write more! You must know these goods You
know the prevailing price for them
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued belowD
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ROBINSON. PARKER L 90,
FINEST CLOTHING READY MADE.
$40 SEVENTH ST. NV.

RRILLIANTINE REMNANTS AND FANCY MO-
- hairs 2oc. New Saline Remnants in Plain and
p SSG'sh CsoisrSS Esp.n 41
1243 llth ct. se. ma.St
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$50. BLACK SuRAHs For SOC.
This Silk is full 10 inches wide and is CHALLENGED In
comparison with the Csc surnhs of the credit storea
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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LADIES AND MES,s GLOVES

We propose to distribute thousand or SO pairs Of
Gloves at cost pfice.
There's Q reason for it
First: By 30 doing we will add many to the list of
permanent patrons Of the ''Palais Royal" Gloves
Second. Wen increase our sales and beat March of
1867. We sacrihce profit to \ pardonable pride-the
pride that comes Of being able that the sales
eceIy month hate diOdys Shoicn increase cDdr,d
cah the corresponding n.onth Of the prep.o4s year
LIST OF REDUCED PRICES.
MEMS GLOVES
Our Zoe. English Doeskin Gloves . Csc
The Soc Automatic Fastening Gloves soc
Celebrated English Derby 81. 80 Gloves 30
Sles London's Best Gloves. usually ~. as
LADIES' GLOVES
81 80 Palais Royal" Kid Gloves 81 IS
&loO falals Royal" 4buttCn Suede Kids ... & |. IS
The Famous S9c. hgskin Mousqueta ires .. 79c
Our Popular Csc. Kid Gloves 59c
The new 4-button CSC Undressed Kids ......... 7gc
The Wellknown o5c. French Kid Gloves. s5c
Celebrated Csc Undrsssed MousQu taires. soc
sl2o Undressed Kid MousQuetaire Cwarrantedlsl 10
CHILDkEN's GLOVES
u "Palais Royal" Kid Gloves. soc
sFDont forget the regular prices bare lower than
usually charged. To illustrate Isa't 81 the usual
price OF Pig skin Mousquetaire Giovess Are you
usually charged so for the Undie Kid Nous
Quetsires which fitted to your hand ard wsrranteds
Gan you obtain elsewhere genuine Preach Kid Gloves
every pair warrsnted-at less than 81 .25s Can you
equal the quality and style and OF the Palas Royal
Gloves at less than sl75? Look over the list again
and learn our regular prices for these Gloves.
,, The PALAIs ROYAL.
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STATIONERY.

Special Bargains In Boxes Of
Correspondence PAPER.
SOU boxes "Pserlsss"Writin8
Paper. l5c. . boz.
500 boxes "Franklin," Linen
Writing Paper. l0c. . box.
500 boxes "Potomac"
Writing Paper. l5c. . boz.
500 boxes "wedding Piats's
Writing Paper. 16c. . boz.
500 boxes Royal 81.
George" Writing Paper. 20
sheets payer and 80 envelopes.
Csc. box
Lsad Pencils In Asserted
Coiora l5e . dossn.
Qirst 6oor.)
WOODWARD Z LoranoP.
oss.sr llsh ssRY 81 Nv
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SxA1L C1orura.

'Iwss pretty hard work few seasons sso-
when We nrst commenced to keep Kilt SUITE
10 convince mothers We could do - ,eea, even.
Tor them - they could do for themselves
TAX about improving on what they could
maks-They wouldn't hear OF It.
Little By little that prejudice has melted
Experimentation and styles you never
dreamed Of were shown you You probably
had list Of Q half dozen different little pat
tsrns you we're unng-Your parents had used
them before you-snd you never thought out.
side Of them. Well. in France, in England, in
Germany they have puzzled out some new
bssutiss-and ws'vs brought over here wha.
they've thought out Combinations in Plaids
Checks. Stripes and Plain Effects in Jersey.
Jersey. French Flannel and Cheviot. They're
Just settling into their plscss-ws'n give y0us
usarer look at them later.
DRY CLOTHES"
waterproof garment that's not objection
able IL . treasure. Do you know Of any
that are perfectly odorless and won't crack!
Mors'n likely you've tried one make after
smother with POOR success How about
the Macintosh-the genuine English makes!
They're a true a. steel. Warranted,
the manufacturers say. Guarantee them unre-
strietedly. are our instructions from them.
We're Charles Macintosh 4 CO.. only agents
here. Don't think you can buy their coats
anywhere else in washington-for you can't
Did you ever taka particular notice of them,
On person you'd not think them garment to
keep Of the rain-rathsr jauuty, light weight
cost-but 'rain shedding" is their business. and
they do il with never ni'''
sAKs AND COMPANY.
couNsELLoRs ON DRESS.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE AND SEVENTH ST
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Ok TIE SECOND FLooR.
DREss Goops Fon SPRING.

The days II doubt have passed You know what are
the correct fabrics know the goods merchants
are showing. and know. pretty WELL the prices we
are asking.
The Pasis Royal has to beat the record Of March of
1882 the thousands Of visitors who were here las.
year should be thanked for the following special
prices for Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, March
10, IL and IL.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
I'm Al hall
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BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS
NTH Iknr.lar. An A-..1.,aA

PAhLOH FURNITURE.
i Hanging Hall Rack. soid antique oak. tl5. ~
duced to S13.
I hanging Hall Rack. antique cak. sl5. reduced 10
! Imitation MAhogrny Hanging Hall Rack. 90; re-
.i5 Imitation Mahogany Hall Rack sis' reduced to
Large Turkish Arm Chairs, covered in French Gre
tonne. upholstery soft. 2:1 reduced 90 az each.
Lerge 5-piece PaTlor Suite. imitation mahogany
reduced ~ S7V.
O-plece Parlor Suite, solid walnut frxmes covered
In crushed mO hair plush 83J: reduced 70 ESQ.
Zine 0-iiece Leather Library suite. antique oak
frames, go: reduced 10 $G5.
Large handsome Library Chairs, antique oak and
cherry frames covered IA best leather Sz5 reduced
TO SO.
1 Large Bed Lounge, antique OAK frame covered IN
olive crushed plush, s2.s: reduced TO eco
Zine Cheval hirrOrs. antique oak and cherry
frames, beyel plates. 4OKlS, >: reduced 20 IL.
Large Standing Cabinet, very finely carved, four
redl eadt N
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PPf Eks ERR sRR, -: ssss
Err In sRE kkRks " ssss
With sprng-just as with everything else-come fresh
Embroideries-New observation-disclosures or modest
according to the use to which they to be put There
wonderful amount Of ingenuity displayed In the do
signing Of these patterns They rise above the level
OF mere outline pictures and stand ,corks. 1t Is
clever thought that mines them-s cunning hand that
executes them. 1t certainly is satisfaction to
make effort to perfect assortment of these lit
tle common eryday articles Of decoration-for you
are apprecstive You like the results of pickngs
and you say 30. How do these please you! You
hardly have become very we'll acquainted with them
a. yet-they have not been here very long-but they
will improve on knowing-see If they do not.
A GLIMPSE CAUGHT HERE AND THERE.
Ladies', Misses and Children's skirting - Hem
| stitched. Plated and Embroidered-24, 80 and As
inches wids from rs to SIS yard What Is the use
Of our saying It IL handsome line of patternsS OF
course ue think it is-Hope you will.
line Of 44-inch Flouncings-5Oc. 75c., 00c.. q
and S125 yard.
Marrow Cambria, Nainsook and Swiss Embroideries-
&c., lOc., 121<c.. 15c.. 1Sc. aud 2Oc yard.
Hemstitched Embroidery Csc to Coo. yard
Cambria, Nainsook and Swiss Embroideries in sets
y
Vandyke and Irish Point Embroidery. 25c. to S5c .
yard
Nansook and swiss-4 inch to Is inches wide-4c.
to 81. rs yard.
Insertings-narrow and wide and in betwesn-Swisa
Cambria and Nainsook-l0c. to 81 yard.
An inexhaustible line of Hamburg Embroideries-
&C.. 10c, 12<c. aud / SC. ayard
Some Patterns Of 10-nch Flouncine-25c yard
not necessary for US to rehearse the many uses
to which yUp can put these beautiss" They will oc-
cur to you a. you need them. You may not want En-
broderies to-day-when you read ths-Perhaps not
until next week. Bear US in Disd them Think of these
We think you will want OUR Embroideries If you do
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING"
9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
IN OOO YARDS CASHMERE REMNANTS
~. Mn.NSsVOV Pacific brand, all the new shades. SO
s'iea1i fIpisS fSn
NA1lON. 1lth St ae mS-3t
MONDAY. MARCH TO- 1890.
ELPHoNzo YoUNas COMPANY
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
NEW MAPLE SUGAR AND SYRUP.
FRESH LOT OF
ELEGANT CREAMERY BUTTER.
BIG LOT OF
Yellow Peaches in Cans-Quality Very Superior.
A SMALL LOT OF
Extra Fancy Florida Oranges-aenuine Indian
River Fruit.
A SPECIAL LOT OF
GENUINE PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, which
We offer at S5.47 barrel
ELPHONzo yoUNas COMPANY
42S Ninth st.
p. s-Don't forget-our Mandhel,ng Java il the
highest grade of Coffee grown
mlo E.Y.C.
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wv I'LL I
Why has las. week been the best SILK wKEK -
nyou have seen our prices ~ 700 have seen our -
sortmsnl yoa wouldn't ssk Why
This is going 10 be decided .llk .eason Everything
is in their favor China Silks light in veght
prettier.
We have put on sale
500 PIECES
NEW SILKS
in the latest colorines and designs ana TO be sold q
prices Tat such SILKS have before been sold IN
retail store.
27-INcH SHANGHAI SILKS
in solid colors Croam. White, Black. Lisht Riu~
old Rose Nile. Helotrope. Mahogany Medium ana
iasht Gray Golden Brown. Garnet Bronze, slaies
These silk, are rssailed everywhere for OIL and o. ~
yard.
OUR PRICE s0c. YARD.
24-inch CANTON SILKS. in solid oolor..
Coiors: Cardinal. Gray Cream, white ana Blsck
soc and sl are III Q usual prices.
OUR PRICE SOC YARD
20-inch Genuine Printed CHINA sBASrANa
SIMS, ecru srnunds with ngures Of the following
colors: Navy, Brown. Bronze, Mahogany, Iaght aud
Medium Blue. Old Rose Heliotrope and Myrtle
These come IN le and 20 yard lengths and cannot b.
cut The price all over is 75c. yard
OUR PRICE SOC YARD.
24-inch Genuine Figured CANTON SILKS in erOu,.
site designs. entirely new effects. worth 81.
OUR PRICE s5c YARD.
SO pieces Of @oinch sURAH SILKS. in ell the nsv
colors. usually sold for 95c.s yard.
OUR PRICE o9c YARD.
We have closed out from a New York importer ~
pieces Of 2o-inch "olored fAILLE FRANcAIs SILKS
They are worth sl.l5 yard. Our patrons get the
benefit Of our purchase and they viii lie put on sals
FOR soc. A YARD.
They come in new street shades.
Daily arrivals Of
SPRING DRESS FABRICS.
You can often GET YOUR DRESS MADE FREE on
the difference Of prices ana those you have been
used TO paying for HlGH-CLAsS DRESS GOODS
CONVINCE YOURSELF. OTHERS HAVE BEEN
CONVINCED.
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- this City-Au-silk Black Nfoire sash Ribbon.
VIDE satin edge snch, Zoe. 9inch, Soc; lO-inch.
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~ new spring shades, 29c. Boys Blue Cloth and
fancy tlaid Hats. 25c. K UFMAN's DOT BILE CON.
BINATlOS, 1241 and l243 18th st. s.e mS-at
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BAUArS

POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
o STH STREET.
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1924 MoRASs, 1924
Seventh street northwest.
This oldestablished Shoe House Is reopened with .
full line Of Fine Boots and ahoes by
mhlO-3m GASTAV GEISLER.
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COLORED eros GRAIN SATIN EDGE ALL-sILK
~ Ribbon No. 2, &C.: No. 8, l2c. No. IL, I &C. An
shades Imaginable icludiug Black, Cream and White
mS.3t -