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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30

The loss of a gallant officer Of the army.
Capt George d. Wallace, and Of a considerable
number of the soldiers. and the unrest caused
by the fight in which these deaths occurred mar
create further trouble in and around the Bad
Lands. The Indians had pretended to surrender,
and at the moment were being disarmed by the
seventh cavalry. This regiment. or part of it,
was cut to pieces at Rose Bud with Custer
The present affair Is not likely to increase its
regard for the Sioux. But retaliation which
takes the shape Of indiscrimin e slaughter of
everything with a red skin, without regard to
age or sex, is the revenge of the Indian and not
Of the white man. The correspondent who
sends the details of the occurrence seems to be
doing his best to moderate the natural heat of
American indignation over the death OF white
men through Indian treaehery. He states that
10 partly disarmed Indians insanely attacked
a0o cavalry. that the battery then fired upon
Indian men, women and children, that the
soldiers are shooting down the Indians where
ever found. showing themselves ''heroes in
deeds Of daring" and that it il doubtful if by
night either a buck or a squsw out of all Big
foots band will be left TO tell the tale
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The discussion now going on between actors.
whether as eontended for by Coquelin the feel
ing should only be simulated or as insisted
upon by Irving and Salvini it should be a gem
uine expression of the emotions portrayed. is
none the less interesting because it is not novel
The contest opened in the magazines between
Constant Coquelin, the eminent French artist,
and Henry Irving. the distinguished English
actor. After it had proceeded some time the
great trsgedian of Italy. Tommaso Salvini. was
moved to enter the lists on the side on which the
intelligent reader would expect to find him
with those who hold that the artist on the stage
should really feel as the artist in the studio feels
at the moment OF creation. Coquelin had
maintained that the actor should remain per-
fectly calm and collected. however stormy the
passions portrayed, acting with his brain and
not his heart To tins theory of acting Salvini
in an article in the December Century opposes
another to this effect: That the actor who does
not feel the emotion he portrays is but skill
full meehanician, setting certain wheels and
springs in motion The bystander is tempted
to exclaiii: How marvellous, We're it only
alive it would make me laugh or weep" He
who feels. on the contrary. and can COMMUNE
cate this feeling to the audience hears the cry:
''Tha: is life, That is reality and the sound
of sobbing or laughter. But the italian agrees
with the Frenehman in saying that the actor.
up TO a certain point, must have the gift of i'm
passivity. He must guide and check his feel
ing. II is interesting to have Salyini's own
words as to his mode of Interpretation. Il
simply try" he says, ito be the character am
playing; to think with his brain. to feel with
his feelings, to cry with him sId to laugh with
him: to let my breast be anguished by his emo
tons, to love with his love and to hate with his
hate This is finely expressed and correctly
represents the school of tragedians of which
Salvini is one Of the greatest living adherents
and examples 1t is thus that all the mighty
spirits of the stage must have felt as thew
acted. 1t was thus that Garrick and Edmund
kean and Macready. that Siddons and Rachel
and Ristori interpreted to the audience the
meaning Of the tragi-comedy of humanity
There is no stimulation of feeling that is not
itself founded on genuine feeiing-at least.
there is none that is high acting in the best
sense Of the word.
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MussED AND Cnump1rD HAsDkEn
CHIEFS.

We have gathered together lot of Fine Linen
Handkerchiefs that were slightly crumpled in
Holiday crush. They are embroidered hem
stitched, colOred embroidered. fancy hem
stitched. scailcped edges. sc. These are our
reSalar 2.jr. goods. We have pinned them to-
gether in lots of three and marked them 6lc
for lot. In other words. you get .5c. worth of
Handkerchiefs for Gle. Quite saving.
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Before givinc details of Gloves for the new year let
Us point to the Fan stock.
Here's list of price extremes, a hundred and one
intermediate prices.
Lace Fans from So. 9Sto SEQ
Lace and Gauze Fans, 81. Is to sl6.
Gauze Fans. 1oc. TO sis each
Quill Feather Fans DC to A.
Silk Fans, 1Jc. to 50. 20 each
Ostrich Feather Pans. 81 to $50
Ostrich Fans will be fait for 1891. detailed Price
list is therefore given.
White Ostrich Fans. 81. 81. 81. IS. $40.
Pink and Blue Fans, 81. So, 50, $40.
Yellow Ostrich Fans. So 80, sIo
Gray and Black Ostrich Fans. 81 81 30 50. 81. A..
$3.50. sc. 81 $50, s12. SIS, $50, so3, se6.
II The Black Fans at 50 have real tortoise shell
sticks.
OPERA FANS
These have single stick; those at s5 being rom
posed of three ostrich punes. with aigrete ivoroide
stick.
The more expensive have five fine plumes. aizrette
marab ut filing and carved pearl stick.
AT s. EACH We show them in Pink, Nile. Blue.
White. Cream, Yellow. Lavender. Black.
Other prices. 80, IS. 50. $40. sI5. sIo each.
The PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)
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The LAST THINGS Brronr
NEW YEARS,
Err Is End kERfh w ssss
+ ZEE / II 4 : ssss

The little things OF as much importance as the
oaT ones-yet they easily put OF and neglected
until the last moment that want to hint these
that are part Of the reception
New Years Day-fOr that occasion society takes
new lease of life for another of gaety and
thing starts with her. All the and toilettes
make their debut-and IL proper GLOVES lacking.
the IAN isn't Just what it should be, or II the
HOSIERY is a shade ''on eo!or." it would ruin the
whole effect and your pride into the bargain.
Nov. have you attended to tie GLOVES yet! II not.
here is cluster TO pick from.
AS-Sbutton Mousquetaire Suedes, in Grays, Tans
and Blacksthe afternoon shades-s1 20 pair TO buy
but strong 81. IS Gloves in quality and finish
sF-A finer rade also s-button Aousquetaire lengths
in Grays, Tans Mode and Black. They but 81.
~ l2button Mousquetaire Suedes-best quality
and the evening tin,s-Pearls Grays and Delicate
Tans--Sl. 80.
ss-lobuston Mousqustaire suedes-same shades-
same quslity-s3
sE'sUbutton lengths-&3 So
As-24-button len2ths-s4.
80 Men 5 2button Ful-dress Gloves-white- h. IS.
~ Mems 2-button Pearl. with Black Stitching
sl-25.
sgMen's 2-but.on Pearl. with self stitching
$l.Jl
sS-Men's 2-button Suede in light Tan shades
ais.
If you the .'correct--tale it from these. The
prices must appeal TO satisfactorily-we know the
qualities prove Themselves SO.
A GLANCE AT SILK HOSIERY.
An the evening" shades in plain and pattern
effects from $3.50 TO s. a pair. Only our reiiable
qualities
The PANS
That combination Of comfort and cuteness. If you
are not careful you make serious mistake in the
selection of Fan The character of gown governs to
treat extent the right and wrong in this matter. Our
advice free. This is the catalogue of 'alowables-
which suits your requirements
es White. Gray ami BlacG Ostrich Feather Fans
- Back Gauze. with gilt spangles and lace.
- Black GsUze. hand painted.
Ep 'UaJiZe IN plain Black. Cream and White.
- Black anu White Satin, plain and hand deco
rated
&c Black Gauze. nchtened with pansies or violets.
Hs-Shsded Gauze, in Brown. Green and Gray tints
~ Lace-edged Coored Gauze, .'hand touched"
ss Black GauZe Fans with gold sticks and spangles
sE- Black and White Ostrich Pluinss.
From 81 to SO runs the scale of prices.
You have Insurance. with every purchase You make
of us-you are guarded in quality, fashion and cost
They interests are serving In serving our
own.
IOu have tomorrow left to make these final arrange
ments.
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MARK Down In STATIONERY.

This lot of Stationery was bought for the boli-
days We have quite lot of it left over There
are 80 square Envelopes and 80 sheets Of best
quality Note Paper in a box. We sold it for pc.
abox. We are going to clean i, out at lsc.
box.
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LADIES RECEPTION AND EVENING

LADIES RECEPTION AND EvEN1N,
GLOVES.
This class of Gloves was selected with stu
dious care and Particular attention given to the
choice OF material, shape and finish, only the
best" being admitted to our house. As to the
prices-you will find them as reasonable as
those asked by many for an inferior article.
Among a late arrival there are
Ladies' IL and 16button-ength Mousquetaire
suede Gloves in White. Cream. Lemon Pink,
Lavender, Black and assorted shades of Tan
-R-button-length. 81. so FER pair
-l6-bntton-length, SO. 90 per pair ,
Ladies 20-5utton- length Mousauetaire Suede
Gloves in White, Black and assorted Shades of
Tan.
Price 81 per pair
LADIES' EVENING MITTS.
IL and 1G-buttOn-!ength Jersey Silk Mitts in
cream, White. Pink, Blue. Red, Nile Green.
Tans. Lavender and Black.
-2-button-length, 81. 90 per pair
--l6-bu'ton-!ength. 81. p per pair
2O-button-.ength Jersey Silk Mjtts in White,
Cream, Blue and Black.
Price $50 per pair
Firss floor. 11th street buildins.)
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Now Ir You WILL ACCOMPANY

Now Ir You WILL ACCOMPANY
Us for short time. We are sure that YOU will
be fully repaid for SO doing. As Wednesday is
the last day Of our stock taking clearing sale,
we have reserved some rare inducements there
for We catalogue partial list for your peru
sal.
sTOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN FANS
AND LEATHER GOODS.
FANS
Hand-painted White Satin Fan.
Cd Former price e.
Painted White Gauze Fan.
SO. Former price "a. 5O-
Painted White Gauze Fan.
-$l.5O. ForInG price So. To-
Painted White Gauze Fans
81 Former price 81
Painted White Gsuze Fans.
--75c. Former price Al
LEATHER GOODS
Russian Embossed Leather Photo Screens,
slightly soiled.
SO. Former price So
1 Russian Embossed Leather Photo Screen,
slightly soiled.
-S2.25. Former price ST.
Embossed Leather Collar Boxes
-JOc Former price &c.
3 Portfolios.
81. Former price t.
Embossed Leather Travelling Cases.
81 Former price $2.25.-
Seal Leather Pocket Books.
-$2. Former price SO. Co.,
small lot of Embossed Leather Card Cases.
- zoe and 81. Former prices 81. 25 and 81. so. -
First floor, 18th st building)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30

American economy, history and geology are
IN session where they ought to be. at the fed
exal capital THIS is the natural assembly
pases Of American societies Of learned men and
vo0ep-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30

Whsa hostile SIOUX says he surrenders it is
evidently best not 70 take his word for il. but
70 have him plant rifle, knife and tomahawk
where they viii 40 him least good in . rush"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30

Clsturs YIN Be prsased for consideration
ssxs hesdsy. 1t ID not Jet clear when it viii Be
pssosd 5or pa0ags.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30

1As 2ifd party il long time in coming ont
into society. Debutantes Of this sort have not
usaally essn 70 coy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30

CIzAx1sa SALE 3
FL 8. WILLIAMS CO.'S
For this week only of al odds ana ends Ian
over from our Holiday Goods we will closs
shem out regardless of cost, Be sure to come
and look ct what We have to otter. You can
take them home at your own figure, % We open
each season with fresh and novel goods. Some
Of the things We have left: few Pot Pouri
Jars and Vases. which we will sell at q bargain.
Also few Decorative Thermometers very
cheap. Also . very few odor Sets. Smokers
Sets and Cigar Holders.
PLUSH GOODS
In this line of goods we have but two or three
pieces each of Toilet Brush and Comb Cases.
Manicure Sets. Infants and Shaving Sets and
Thermometers, which we will sell at sscriace.
This is an opportunity seldom offered to buy
holiday presents. Come early before the best
F.s. WILLIAMS CO.,
Pfoprietors,
The Temple Drug Store.
Open day and night. dsoso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30

The Senate ID an active "old boy" these holi-
dsys. The young boy At the south end-vell,
boyp vii b boya
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Observation-Disclosures

wTsss'fsH'iSsSss ssse:ssFSSsi
:: :: 4 4 . Y
Say you had twenty ave cents
Say you wanted one dozen Wine Glasses
for New Year.
Say you saw 50 styles
Say they only cost quarter.
Say it was at 7th and II SITS. nv.
Say it was The Fair.
Say you ventured to buy dozea.
Say you liked them well.
Bay you told your frienda
Say no more.
but read the following
list of remarkable pricsa
GLASS WARE.
Wine Glasses. PIC. dozen.
Oval Nut Dishes. stand. 19c.
Pretty New Shape Wine Glasses sc dozen
Crystal Punch Mues, nc. each.
Handsome Engraved Tankari JUGS 49c
Cut Celery, reek and star, &c.
Crystal Mustard Pots, DC.
Patent-top Sirup Pitchers, 39c.
Crystal Cake Stands l6c
Crystal Fruit Bowls, pc.
Crystal Breakfast Set. pieces, 45c.
Crystal Claret Tumbler, SC.
Crystal Banded Goblet, &c.
FANCY CHINA
Solid Color canaly Shape After Dinner Cup and
Saucer. I9c.
HANGING Soap Dish and brush Stand. DC.
Decorated oold-iined Dinner and Tea Set, worth
$lS for S15.9S.
French China Dinner Set. neat decoration, worth
Handsome Decorated Dinner Set. 135 pieces. worth
S45. for S37.9s.
New Shape English Tea Set. s2ss
Decorated and Gold-lined Bone Dishes &C. eaoh.
japanese Oyster Bowls. Zoe.
French China Decorated Cream Pitchers, &C.
french China Decorated Fruit Saucers, canaly
shape 6 for Coz.
Decorated Gold-lined Oyster Plates, SOC.
French China Decorated Celery Trays, 1yc.
Decorated Shaded Mustard Cups lie
Decorated French China Individual Butters &c
each.
Large Size Vases. assorted colors. 49c. each.
Oatmeal Sets, pieces, 49c.
Handsome Decorated New Shape Chamber Set.
worth s., for IS. 9S
Very Handsome Gold Decorated Chamber Set, worth
$3.50, for S4.o9.
Oxidized Trays Qarge size), 22c
TIT HI i / EEF EFF "A II RRf R
I i Il E ZEE I "A 4 ii / T.
9TH AND H SITS. NV.
1t (FRANKLE COZ
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w ooDwARD & LorHnor.

WOODWARD & LorHnor.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1880.
s~0UR STORES WILL BIZ CLOSED ALL
DAP NEW YEAKS
Permit US for moment to call your attention
rom our grand Clearing Sale now in pro-
gress TO our superb stock of EVENING RE
QUISfTES. which embraces the largest, and,
In point Of variety and style. the best ever
offered.
FOR LADIES:
Fans of Gauze.
Ostrich Feathers, Lace, &C..
Hair Ornaments, Silk Hose.
Gloves. Brooches, Opera Glasses,
Lace and Gauze Drapery Nets. &C., 10.
FOR GENTLEMEN:
Full Dress Shirts,
Neckwear, Cuffs,
Cuff Buttons Studs
Silk Suspenders and Half Hose,
Silk and Linen Randkerchiefs, Gloves,
Six and Satin Chest Protectors to wear with
full dress, SC, &C..
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TIE Box MAncnr
GLOVES
FOR NEW YEAR DAY.
LADIES', WE SHOW ALL THE PROPER
LENGTHS, QUALITIES AND
MISSES. CoLORS IN LADIES' AND MISSES
GLOVES; ALSO FULL LINE OF
GENTS. GENTS GLOVES.
QUALITY, PRICE, AND GLOVE
WARRANTED.
FOUR OSTRICH GAUZE AND SATIN FANS.
HOSIERY FINE SILK HOSIERY AT Low
PRICES.
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. Hrsr To Vrsrrons

Our New York visitors also late residents are invited
tomorrow to the grand exhibition OF novelties for the
New Year. stock is here. the second foor Alone
that more than equals that of the New York 'Psals
Royal" while on the ground floor is an .xhilation
which for variety challenges comparison with the
larger stores of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30
CORRECT GLOVES FoR 1891.

The Palas Royal Glove stock for the new wear is now
complete. MEMS EVENING KID GLOVES. plain.
9sc embroidered, s1.35. Every rair warranted
Have pair tried risk and thus he essured of
Gloves that will Z: perfectly when time comes for
their use. WHITE LAWN OR SATIN BOWS for pic.
that will cost DC elsewhere. Embroidered and plain
FULL DRESS SHIRTS. open back and front, 81 30
each. Identical to those usually retaied a. g.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WV. H. McKsEw,s DAILY LETTER.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 30. 1850.

Tho store will be closed all day New Years.
The response to our January reduction sale was
Immediate. Customers know when We adver-
tise reduced prices that reduced prices hare
really been made Judging from the numbers
who purchased the reduced prices were de-
ciied attraction We have culled from tho
stock all the SOW selling styles-especially in
the Navy B.ue Coats-and dropped their price,
making them deciaed bargains. Yet the reduc-
tons heaviesttin Long C.oaks. These gar
ments must he sold al once, and extraordinary
bargains are now o5tsinaDle. Another seal
SKIN sscque was sod yesterday aud only three
now remain.
SeA.sAin sscques, sizes "a and 80, reduced
IRON e-Ao TO $40.
se..sAm sscque. size ~. reduced from slS7
to &l.yv,
1t IS almost sin to sell them for 70 Little
money.
Lung CLOAKS REDUCED.-In addition to
the OTIS advertised yesterday at %. 81, $40 and
So, We oIsr the Io,.owinx
. iauIes flne Brocne Long Cloaks in Gray
snd.broSn enects. sizes "a and .S6. itsiuced
from aSu TO SI5.
Elegant ..atellasse and Silk Velvet Long
CloaA. ricl.iy trimmed with black lynx. Size
80. keouced from $l45 to e75. superb
Cloak.
Ladies Seal Plush Newmarket. Size %.
Reduced from s45 80 to 80.
have concluded to close out the balance of our
stock OF Elegant silk Waists in evening shades.
and to that end quote the following greatly re-
du,ed prices:
LADIES' Silk Waists--l Pink, size "a in;l
Nile Green, size 81 heduced from ais to BIZ
Ladies Cream silk Waists. sizes "a and 10.
Reduced from soto Si5.
LADIES' Cardinal silk Waists, black lace snd
velvet trimming. sizes "a and 36. Reduced
from $3.50 to &l5
DAINTY TEA GOWNS REDUCED.-S Ia
dies fIne Shanghai silk lea Gowns elsborstely
trimmed with lace, ribbon and velvet. Colors:
PINK, Light Blue and Lavender. Sizes "a and
81. reduced from SO and Ell 30 to ais
kELlABlE kECEfTION GL0VES.-Gloyes
for New Year day and other social occasions We
have every desired length. made from the very
hnest grade Of superior selected kidskins.
Gloves tried on and warranted.
s-butsou-sl25. el.a5. ~ and cas-
2-bufton-el. S5 and $3.50.
16-button-&a
20-button-s3. 10 and 93.S5.
30-button-e4.5O.
Ours II the oldest Glove Houss I'm the city snd
has always had the reputstion Of carrying the
best and most reliable Gloves.
WILLIAM II. McKNEW
Csuccsssoe 10 =. II. Tayloeh
II sos Psnnsyivsnia sve.n-v.
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cux HATS MADE 70 ORDER, PRESSED on :,
. n' + e6 IL E HI ~ sA 81 "a
d1e1n' Es0l0th -. epposiis gas o6ics
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REDUCTION In EVENING FANS.

Handsome Ostrich Feather Fans in colors of
Pink. White. Nile. Cream Regular price, So.
Reduced to $3.50.
Ostrich Feather Fans. combination of Red and
White. Regular price. 1925. Reduced to
S22S
Black Ostrich Feather Fans. Black sticks.
Regular price. e.. Reduced to $3.50
Handsome Gauze Fans. with gold-drop beads
Regular price. $40. Redaced to s3.o5
Black Gauze Fans. with eold-drop beads,
Carved gold sticks. Regular price, So. Reduced
to $3.50
Hand-painted White Gauze Pans, with hand
carved ivory sticks. Regular price, Is. 90 Re
duced to S4..25.
Quill Feather Fans. Nile Green, with Gilt
sticks Reguiar price. 81. -. Reduced to IL IS.
Hanai-painted Maize Gauze Fan. Rz<uisr
price,S2- heaueed to sl.:9
very rich Black Gsuze and Lac Fan en-
broidered in gold. hand-oarved stick. Regular
price.sJ. heduced to s-,ye.
Cardinal Lace ami Gauze Fan, hand painted.
gold sticks Regular price. a. Reducsd TO
S2.Se.
White Crepe de Chine Fans, hand painted in a
delicate trzcery OF ferns. Regular price, a.
Reduced to 42.yo-
hous-In de sole Fan. IN Moss Green embroid-
cred In goId. with French oak STICKS, hand
carved. Regular price, $3.50. Reduced to
49,
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T A ssss TIT ODD A Y Y
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OF 1seo-sPECIAL BARGAINS.
sss.
For tomorrow have quite a number of
Special bargains to offer You in seasonabe
goods that We want to unload previous to taking
inventory.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LADIES' DRESS SLIP
PERS.
French Bronze. Suede and Patent Leather
SLIPPERS about 200 pairs at $l.45
Fine Suede and Russia Leather Slippers
different styles. at 81. 80.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LADIES, BOOTS.
81 Straight Goat walkfas.s, So 90
6dferent styles Handmade Button at 60. CO.
3kinds of Hand-weit Button at S2.45.
5styles Dongola and Kangaroo Boots at 81. 95.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN MEMS DRESS SHOES.
Best Patent Leather Ties sI.45
French Patent Leather Shoes at 81 IS.
Custom French Calf Shoes at 81. 81.
% Enamsled Leather Laced at s2.25.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN MEMS BOOTS
Custom made Calf Boots at 1915
Morocco Leg Fine Calf Boots at 81. 4O
Fine Calf Fair stitched Boots at g.. 3d.
SPECIAL BARGAINS In BOYS SHOES.
Boys Stylish Button and Laced. sI.45.
Youths Good Real Calf Shoes. 3l.2O.
Youths French Enamel Button, 81. g.
Boys and Youths Patent Leather Ties 81 10
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN MISSES SHOES
$50 Fine Dongola Heeled Button. sI.sO
81. 10 Pansy Patent Tip, Spring Heel, S1.35
81 Child's Handmade Spring Heels, 1:Ic.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN RUBBER FOOTWEAR.
Misses and Childs Arctics tomorrow 45c
100 pairs Misses Rubbers Reduced to l5c.
Pure G':ns in Plush Bags, 6Oc.
These prices reduced for TOMORROW
ONLY and are made to cut q big hole into
stock before taking inventory and also bring to
fitting ciose the greatest business year we ever
had
VIM. HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,
SIG SEVENTH ST.
1872. PENN AVE
231 PENN. AVE. Sc 1t
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H1GH Glass BRrc-A-BRAc In Gun
ART NEEDLEwORK DEPARTMENT
AT GREAT REDUCTIONS.
APPROPRIATE NEW YEAR GIFTS.
Hungarian Vases
-s1S Former price S25.-
Hungarian Vase.
-s;5 Former price s4O-
1 Vase.
40. Former price $l3.-
Hungarian Vase.
So. So. Former price So
1Vase.
SIS. Former price ell
Hungarian Vase.
-$2.25. Former price 325-
Teptz Vase.
-S12. Former price s2O-
Hungarian Vase.
$40. Former price S12-
Egyptian Teapot.
S25. Former price s37-
japanese Kora
SD. Former price s25-
Majolica Clock.
$50. Former price ST.
Teplitz Statuette.
SIR Former price s2O.-
Hungarian Rose Jar.
-SI2.1o. Former price $2O-
TeplitZ Statuette.
-Sl.OO. Former price S3 25.-
lTeplitz Statuette.
-$i.yO. Former price So
1 Hungari IN Vase
-&3. Former price &5-
(Seconi floor. LIST and 2d annexes)
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ON BRIc-A-BRAc AND FANCY GOODS
GENERALLY
FOR THE ENSUING THIRTY DAYS.
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SrooK- TAXING REDUCTIONS In

Srook- TAKING REDUCTIONS In
LADIES' COLoRED JERSEYS.
line OF Extra Quality AIl-wool Gray Jerseys.
with vest.
--$l.:0. Former price So 3d.
line o Extrs QuilIty AI-woo. Brown Jer-
seys. with handsomely tucked yoxe and
sieeyss.
-$2.50 Former price 81. 90
line o. Atwood Navy b ue Jerseys with
handsomely tucked yoke and sleeves
--$2.50. Former price e. 3d.
! line OF Superior Quality Atwood Jerseys in
Navy Blue and Brown. with vest 'front.'
81 Former price 81. Co.
line Of Misses Atwood Jerseys in Brown
and Cardinal
81. Former price 81. So
Two speciaties in Atwood Black Trimmed
Jerseys in seven different styles of braidinr.
Very stylish goods.
Marked down to e. so and ca
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