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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07
CoRREcr HosrrRr FoR 1890.

Colors that will not fade. for 1890.
Fast Black il fact but until this season the various
colors could not be relied on. The Improvement I'm
the shades Of colors also most marked The various
art shades never previously shown may now be seen
in Hose.
The new styles comprise boot pattern and Fancy
Hose in . half hundred combinations
Those in plain eoors come in all the new tints Of
Gray, Brown, Stone, Green. Blue. Modes, &c.
Those in boot patterns shown in two shades Of the
above colors The feet and ankles of one color aud
the uppers Of q different shade.
They are also shown with plain color feet and ankles
and striped uppers in the new combination colors
Another style with black feet and ankles plain ana
Richelieu rib; the uppers in the colors.
Many other styles shown, including Pin Stripes
Combinations Stripes aud Graduating Stripes in one
two various color combinations
Those in evening shades, also the various leather
shades. shown in bewildering variety.
AT % CENTS.-Fise styles Plain aud Fancy Cotton
Hose.
AT 35 CENTs.-six styles Of Cotton and Silk Fin
ish Isle Hose.
AT 40 CENTs.-seven styles, including the new
tints in the Celebrated &C. H." Ribbed French Isle
Hose.
Csc to s. 25.-Novelties In Plated SIR.
sl.35 to $l59.-Novelties in spun silk.
S2.oo TO S5.-Noyeities in Law Silk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07
Fast BLACK HOSE FoR 1890.

An advance is maoe by the Offering Of Fast Black
Bootpatteyn Hose-Hose with indelible black feet and
ankles and uppers in the colors. Let point to
some extra good values:
40 CENTS PAIR.-Medium Weight silk Finish
Cotton Hose with warranted black and ankles
and fancy striped and plain color uppers.
Az CENTS A PAIR.-Fsst Black Silk Finish Lisie
Hose in plain and ribbed uppers in all the new spring.
time colors.
T5 CENTS PAIR.-Fast Black Paris Novelty Hose
Uppers in all shades including tints of the follow
ins: Light Green, Light and Medium Blue Pink
Pongee, Tan, Gray. Art Green, Yellow. Red, Flesh
tlg line where the Colored Uppers and Black Ankles
meet prettily hand embroidered in Silk. Some with
clusters Of tiny stripes.
AT 25 CENTS.-Is q bargain for the Boys. War
ranted Fast Black Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose with
double knees. toes aud heels Sizes from 70 10 in
elusive. 1T only 2oc.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07

The government pays in annual rentals for
building needs for government purposes Sl2l.-
200. This item would not figure in the appro-
priations if the economists of the House would
consent to the erection of various buildings
and extensions for the actual necessities of the
public service in Washington. A city post Office,
District government building, court house
for the use of the various courts of the District,
Supreme Court rooms. hall OF records. more
room at the Post Office department, more room
at the Interior department, building for the
geological survey, building for the coast and
geodetic survey, additional room at the State
and War departmerts-these are a few Of the
governmental wants in the matter of buildings
in Washington. The STAR is of the opinion
that government rentals here ought to be ex-
actly nothing per year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07

The battle to be waged over ballot reform will
come OF in the New York legislature on and
after next Thursday. There are two other
bills beside the Saxton ballot reform measure.
These are the Chase general registration bill
and Mr.. saxton's proposed amendments to the
penal code. Another measure which ought to
become law. has not been reported yet-the
bill limiting the expenditures for political pur-
poses of candidates The question is, Can Gov.
Hill hold enough democrats to enable him to
seto these beneficent measures OF reform?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07

The great floods in California and Oregon are
as affective events in the west as those in Penn
sylyania and other states were last year in the
east They are caused by the recent heavy
falls Of rain and snow in these communities.
With the melting of the snow that has blocked
travel on the Pacific slope for fortnight re-
ports Of further disaster by inundation NAV be
expSctet
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RUcHIses AND SMALL Wares
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+ EEEs I 4 I Z 7 ssss A.:
w ARES

Anything-eyerything- you need in "Notions /"
Sometimes at the same price Other people charge You
on bill you want to wscS oas Tor S
little savinss on this and that item Hardly know
Of hsnaTea lnd
you are apt to need at any time
%siTr SEaS& SsS Sss fSsfhnn ,a
the yard. Is, Is, 90 25, 2s 80 40 SO 10 S5e~short
Have plenty 81 Ruchins in the house-especially
while it Is as cheap as it IS.
from 20 to s6e Yard. IN "n''e cream and Black
rvkILISGs in, Sewing Silk Grenadines in Fancy
Se sEcUkIT XII S'af 10 ZEN S KS yard
ii h s ssP BY.
d f5s sns sizes u and l6 medium so and
SILK ELxsfics. if You need sny is 20 and soc
fEATHER-wEIaHTD DRESS sHIEIps-Goods We
soTSiRE 70 ihs nanSef We kssg sli the good makes
DRESS BTcktLsSs Whole lot tot q p.t.erns-25, 40,
y "a KS i9s BRA1ptor underwear
ali ~ GF doasn isr ss
MARAf L9sI s,Ea VOC SENSE" HAIR
SVi WHEEL f hxiE pEs EA5s R sSliS 3 s
rolls a. s.s "a: :.
FRENCH DRESS BONES-S.inch, Sc-o-inch O.
10 and lie.
bSSss fsssEEsfffsyf,s g'sss sysss:
SILK LACES-lO, 25 and Soc
COkSET LACERS-cotton linen and silk
- TH02iMPSON,S &c P"-and other makes CORSET
TAfFkTx SEAM BiND1Ns-lo yards in . piece
White, Black and Oolored-l @ and SC
PRUSSIAN BINDING-25 and soc
We carry full line OF ROBERTS, SCISSORS-pone
better made-Al from the small em5roidsry Ones
to the shears Nail and button hole scissora
DExTEKs KNITTING CoTToN~sc
'C.B." Darnug Cotton-3 balls for lOc
We could keep on-give you STAR full But fbev
are "straws-They viii tell YOU how the wind bows
in our notion department..
Avenue entrance-on the right
kEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING"
eTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Established 1870. II
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VIZ ARE Now MAKING Improve
MENTs IN DOR STORES,
Putting up new shelves to enable us to place our largo
stock of Imported aud Domestic Spring Goods which
will be in about the 18th In the meantime We have
some Winter Goods that want TO close out to.
gether with lots of Odds and Ends in Hosiery Gloves
LAces, Ruchings. Collars and Cuffs, Underwear,
Corsets and many other goods in Ladies' and Mems
Furnishings at ridiculously low prices.
LADIES.
Linen Hemstitehed colored-bordsred Handkerchiefs.
lot Handkerchief slightly soiled. worth from Ito
to Csc. Close lie. each.
lot Lsdiss' Linen Cape Collars, So
lot Ladies' Linen Cuffs, &c. Q pair.
lot Linen Torchon Lace. one dozen yards In .
peice. different widths; worth I9c., gle, 23c and
2be. piece. Now l5c.
ALI zoe. and 25c. Yelling Ito I'd.
Odds and Ends Of Ladies' Hosiery. that sold for 500
and 37,Sc., now a5c 4 pair
An extra value In Fast Black Hose for 2bc and
our 42c. quality now pair for 81.
Evening Fans, one or two Of 4 kind. odds and ends
prices; 20 per cent Cd Of lowest marked prices
See our windows for prices of Vsndyke Point Iaca.
Odds and Ends Of Children's Fancy Hosiery: worth
from csc. to 4Oc. Choice &c. apxir
We lead in low prices in Cotton Underwer.
Soc Nsckwear: closing price SEC.
l lot Red Underwear; worth 81 TO s1.25. closiu e
price soc.
60c. Gray Underwear odds and ends. SOC.
Mems Apply Linen Collars, odds and ends So each,
Mems Linen Cuffs. odds and ends. loo. q pair
Hot Mems Colosed- bordered Hsndkerchtsfa e..
each.
Bee cur windoy and then come In and examine our
60c. shirt; 1t viii speak for itself.
Balance Of oue 26c.. 30c. and SIC. suspsndsn al
20 for loc . pair
25c. Socks. 8 pairs eor soc or o6a 70. q bog Of Q
patn
CIOAKS.
rrics 10 no object We want to turn our coahs into
money, and that means biz barrains for yc0 II vim
say you to buy for next winter at present prcss
sTRAa1URoERs
D1y GOODS AND CLOAK sToRxA
II 40& and 400 7th o. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07

There is much TO sustain the contention that
the greatest cause of dissatisfaction In the
army and the consequent desertions from the
service is the mental employment at which the
men are frequently put and their treatment
while 30 engaged by the subordinate officers in
charge. Soldiers are not dogs, and even dogs
will desert il too many indignities are heaped
upon them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07

The Nomenclature colliery accident is one
OF the wors. mining Casualties reported in re-
cent times. 1t would seem that the Welsh
mime owners are not more careful of the lives
Of their operatives than some American mine
owners are, for undoubtedly the water which
flooded the neighboring pits and caused the
explosion by expelling the gas could have been
kept ont or the men not allowed in the contigu-
our mine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07

The members of the National Colored Con-
Nennon differed concerning great many things,
hut agreed unanimously that they ought not to
be denied the rights of American citizens i'm the
South, and that they did not want to be deporsed
20 Africa or anywhere else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07

There are more ways than one to snuff out
quorum. The democrats of the Montana
senate have betaken themselves beyond the
state . limits since the lieutenant governors
ruling counting them. BY running away they
hope to win another day. But it has seldom
been found good political policy to abandon
the field of action in controversies Of this Kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07

Kaiser would and Chancellor wouldn't iH-
prove tas condition OF the Industrial eiasses
The German people applaud the young Kaiser.
Recognizing progress and interest at the same
instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07

The House Committee on Accounts reports
in favor of and the House will doubtless adopt
proposition to give every member of the body
q clerk Heretofore there has been great dis
elimination. not only in the fact that the Sena-
tors have these clerks but in the fact that the
ehairmen OF committees devolyed their private
work On the committee clerks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07

The young overload Of the German "war-
lords" wants an international conference In be-
half Of the workinsmen of Europe. The young
overload would render more substantial SER
vice to the men who labor if be would request
the other governors OF Europe to join him in
disarming. What is needed is the certainty Of
peace and the economical methods Of peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07
FoR SATURDAY. FEBRUARY s.

FoR SATURDAY. FEBRUARY s.
Trom y am. to pm)
25c. MEMS SOCKS FOR 1sc.-You may Gee them
near the door Of lll9 Pennsylyauia ave. and you'll
zee the price mark-26 cents-on each pair You may
feel for, but you can't feel any seams
81 MEMS GLOVES FOR s5o.-Ensiish posstin,
with new automatic fsstenins, Tried on q, our risk
25c. WINDSOR sCARFs FOR 2lc.-Youm see all
the new color combinations and your sense Of touch
will tell you they are pure siIk.
al.2' GLOVES FOR s5c.-Have pair Of the French
Md Gloves tried on aud you' see and feel perfect
nj. The future wear guaranteed Pgskin. 4-button
Undressed Kid and MousQuetaire Gloves, also the
chanois Mousquetaires. reduced 10 SO oentA
81 CLOCK FOR eoc.-You will see the celebrated An.
sonia Clocks with Alarm Warranted for one year.
soc. BRACELETS FOR 3sc.-You will see the pr,cs
mark on each Bracelet and you wonder how the price
can be only Soc
$3.50 UMBRELLAS FOR s1.2L-These have the
Rolled Gold and silver Tips to handles We are re-
sronsible for the wear-fOrs year. Ask for written
guarantee
s2 FANS FOR s175.- You'll see. marked AZ,
lovely Ostrich Feather Fans in Gray and Black. The
credit stores have to call than e. 80 Fsns.
s3s0 CHATELAINE BAGS FOR a. es.-rhe art
shades in Antelope Skin. oxidized Silver Trimmings
OF antique design. Your sense of sight and touch will
be pleasantly grstined- The selected Antelope Skin
Is as soft and delicate maiden's cheek The coors
are renned; the trimmings-how comes such orus-
mentation on = Chatelsine Bag marked only IS so.
% COATS FOR s4ss.-Childrens sizes but made
OF materials and finish In Q manner that would com.
mand els apiece were they ladies' sizes
75c. CORsETs FOR 49c-Hand- made corsets with
improved high bust and long waist new Corset
that shall make . hundred friends ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nent friends.
BLACK SILKS AT 10 PER CENT DIsCoUNT.-A
new dress If they split or crock within one yesr OF
purchase. The discount for tomorrow applies to all
Black Silks
RiBBONs AT DISCOUNT. per cent OF the
marked prices Of the new Black and Colored Velvet
Ribbona
u BRAIDS FOR s9o-The prettiest Braid 0imps
ever offered at al yard
CSC. CHILDREN's HOSE FOR lOc.-smsu szes of
Silk. Isle and Cotton Hose
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED belowD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07

The two great parties of the country have
very little to complain of respecting each
other: attest, Congress, Montana, West vir-
Bin's, Ohio. In each case the dominant party
10 true 10 itself alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07

Canada means that her best people 20 to US
while our worst go TO her. When she herself
comes hither the vicious ones will cease to run
thAsher, because hither and thither will be
pleaded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07
Onaee-seekipg has Become a disease.

OEce-seeking has become q disease. The
diguifed, rational and .self-respecting applica-
ton Of persons fitted for government positions
il very different thing from the coarse scram-
BILE for places that is seen at every capital in
the hand, and conspicuously at the national
capital by reason of the greater number Of
scramblers- A foreigner might say: ''Are the
American people a vast army of the unem-
ployed, waiting for something TO do?" 1t can
not be true. and yet sometimes il would in
deed, seem to be the case. These "hustlers'
after government positions are not as a rule
vAgsbOnds and ne sr-do-wells. They are not
dependent on the public treasury for support.
They have something TO do at home. The
trouble with them in many cases is that they
have heard exaggerated reports about the
salaries paid the officers and employees of the
government and about the ease and luxury Of
Official hfe They think they will exchange q
life Of toll, ii may be poorly compensated. for q
life Of comparative comfort and great dignity
and influence. Jus; here Is the great mistake.
Few government positions are remunerative in
the sense of enabling their holders
TO accumulate any money. The rea-
sons are all around US in the nee
sssary cost of living in cities, in the disposition
to spend quickly what is earned without a
great struggle and the fellowship principle
that Causes u man to do things in the way of
display above his real ability because he sees
others do the same things. Not only is the
government Office as rule not a money-accu-
mulating position, but its routine duties with
easy hours tend to unfit him who performs
them for any length Of time from more active
but more profitable and developing pursuits
when the government position is lost.
The chief difficulty in the office-seeking craze,
however, has not yet been touched upon here.
1. debsuehes public opinion. Give the merit
system full swing in this country, i'll state and
nation, and Q wonderful change would be
wrought not only in the efficiency of the public
service. but also in the viewpoint, and public
morals would be correspondingly elevated.
Nothing SO demoralizes people as dependence
on government as a dispenser of benefits. The
vastest OF all the great historical powers fell
into decline just when the masses turned to the
Caesars for gold and bread. The public service
is not a charity dispensary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07

IL seems evident that Piats will not consent
70 Tsminauy Fair and that Tammany viii no.
consent 10 Pistt Fair. Why not have a M
tienal and international fair at the national
cspifaH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07

The area OF destitunon in the new states ia
now located in North Dakota 1t viii be for
tunats If that, too, may 10 denied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07

IL the majority in the House are to have tbs
rrfses a. they Ike them. the minority are 70
have share in the credit OF their early intro
duction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07
OFFICE OF
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and F sta nv.
RrDAr. FEBRvAnr Z, 1890.

FRrDAr FEsRvAnr Z, 1896
Gndss Of ss s.K m Ne"
WV sPRfNG STYLES IN LADIES'
entirely new being radically difiersnt from
any We have shown heretofore. The most
made loose in front. in combinstions Of navy
blue and cream. and brown and tan. I'm
ts toned With TIVE row; Hf psp a., but
&C., lined throughout with satin and trim
med with fist brass buttons
with loose fronts and wide shawl roll collars
of black fallle silk.
hned to US. We Sonxht i but tVsS lev Of each
style 70 keep them exclusive
WOODWARD L LorHRop.
fines, Accordion Pieated Capes Embroidered
Fichus Raglans, Connemsras. Circular s, &c.
each, and offer an excellent Opportunity for
lsdies to secure an exclusive garment-ons
I not likely to be duplicated again this season
WOODWARD LoTKRoP.
NEW 1880" JERsEYs.-The dressiest
only does mot ray Us &c as Cheap
interior Jerseys-nor you to buy them. AS
Especial attraction we offer BLACK ALI wool
J,rseya with vest front, perfect dtting ct
tThifd dooro
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
A BARGAIN IN sOAP-5oO dog. Lows
Wild Rose Toilet soap-an excellent 5-cent
SOAP soc per dozen.
WOODWARD LoTHROP.
SPECIALS IN GLovEs.-we allow no
S9yss g enter e our ssOsh unlsss fully up g
value, S-But. Black Biarritz Gloves sewed
with Black silk instead Of White. Il. We
e.. Also have them in the new spring shades at
IN dollar Gloves Is the D. But Length Gray
Chsmois Skin; Twoexcellent lines at i. so
4-Bat. English Walking Gloves, in assorted
Ians. and 8, But. Length suede MousQue-
taire, il Black and Tans; both sl.50.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
Cardinal Table Cloths way below regular
prices. Another illustration OF the sdvan-
market and large buying. We Offer '''~''
Sl25 he'd Table Cloths at sos.
$3.50 Red Table Cloths at 81
tiers and are Oh . center table, second door
DOILlES.-We also secured 400 dozen
Checked Glass Linen Doylies to sell for soc.
tsecOnd 1oorl
Gown-&1.25-ever bought. Made from
11onsdsie csmhric, with pointed yoke Of
Val.ncienDes lace, and finished with double
ruffie OF lace down the front and around the
neck and sleeves: &l.So.
WOODWARD & LoTRRoP.
FINE SKIRTS.
Moreen skirts. 81.
Divided Mohair Skirts. s2.75. % and
~ Woodward + Lo1HRop,
II Cor. lth and SITS. NV.
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'~S AAnn DtT ShUpE lNsTRr-
MENrs WITH WHICH 10 EXPRESS THE GEN.
ERAL LIBERALIZATION THAT TIE -srrrrSe
RID" REDUCTIONS HAVE MADE, BUT TINS
WORK SHALL CONTINUE UNINrERRUPrEp
UNTIL EVERY PIECE OF WINTER GOODS sHAIL
HAVE BEEN DISPOSED OF.
EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR HousE HAS Re
cEIvED A CUT IN PRICE.
Nothing has been overlooked
The continued mild weather has played sad havoc
"e'''An'
''''''' '"A'" " ~ EVIDENT TO See them disappear
We W marx thein way below their value. This We did
and now Ne see success erownins our erorta
But with all the bu.ins.. done I'm the p,,, wee, ~.
see staring in our face, and ,,.,s,,,,~ .o,
~ 'eAiNs u0~n 0ef sneN@
NOR. soos. than u
~ w "Ans ene our heoie sork OF chop
observation-disclosures,
1' ''~e VIII n''aoe uhli everything Is closed out
ANsDehoh BIO.
"a. w -, No. Las peen great sovance In snk
-'' 'oN'"ue =" ssi4 oeiO~ oLp fi1okEs
We stin have complete line OF Shades in our 15c,
complete line Of 9oinch CoLoREp cHINAs
complete line Of 27-ipch CoLoRED CHINAs
3 pieces ALL-SIIK BLACK FAIrJF rR.Nc.rsr
pieces ALI~srLK BLACK SATIN RHAn.Mr.
EVENING SHADES OF povp. NORM s.rrx m.
EVENING SHADES OF DRApERY NETS IN -
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SILK UNDERWEAR

We courteously invite the Ladies' of Washington nd
others 10 ask 70 see assortment OF SILK UNDH-
WEAR that now handle. Our desire TO make hnoyn
to you that carry these nne goods makes jus Q
little dssirous of having you call irrsspectve Of AZ
idea of purchasing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07

A EXHIBITION or A COMBINED FIRE m.
III e-ps Ned sp.ps the stronxssI Shsspess aud
e.e pisse TINS Afternoon and Tomorrow nom 10
IN. Aiia ~ 10 u an AZ Sossss's Hotel Pennsyi-
u4nageF. " ~
f6-2ss HENRY0 COnn
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POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
SEVENTH STREET.

Prices the toscea or money seil be refunded
EXTRA VALUES IN NEW CHINA SILKS.
BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF SCOTCH slNGHAMs.
EXQUISITE EFFECTS IN NEW PARIS ROBES.
In fact every express brings o reminder of the
fast approaching Spring Cases upon cases filled with
New Merchandise being rapidly unpacked and the
store Is gradually changing its appearance from
dark colorings Of winter the lighter standings of
spring.
sATEENs ARE ON THE DECLINE
and In their place being shown beautiful effects in
CHINA SILKS and GINGHAMs.
We have secured an extraordinary value in Figured
CHINA SILKS, which We offer a. an opening induce.
ment. They arrived in the house yesterday, 70 we
have NOW complete q sor tment Of Designs and Col
orngs which are the very newest There il no pleas
ure III selecting dress when the assortments are
broken. These now offer
FOR soc. YARD.
Not piece among them that the usual price ID not Csc
to 15c.
PLAIN CHINA SILKS.
New arrivals in prfec; shades Street or Evening
Wear tincinding Black and Cream) II we out a color
card here We could give idea Of the large and
oeauffui range Of colorinss but that 10 entirely
out Vi the question we would Of you to please
anime the me In the store 1t Is the only way In which
you can get any kind Of an idea of them
They are the best values We have ever had I'm the
store At the prices. being own importatous and
the saving to us is shared with you by reduction in
their retail prices.
23-inch wide China Silks Sc a yard.
25 /" "a
~ ooc
Worth 75c., csc. and q. %. respectively.
NEW SCOTCH GIN6HAMS
large and beautiful assortment Just opened. con-
sstins Of stylish Plaids and Stripes in New Enects
with Plain Goods to Match 25c q yard.
NEW PARIS DRESS ROBES.
Asslsct line Of early dsslyps just opened that VIII
not be ob'ainabls later They Of Exquisite
Effects in Paids, STRIPES and Bortered doods with
| plain materials to match.
The New Pisids and Stripes with Small Checked Ma
efAi Tor Combination particularly attractive
f'ees 9aaranesa The Issoea esesy1.ia9 or mos,sv
s.t be refunded
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POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
~ TN STREET
VALENTINES Ar Cosr,

p,.'e fo 20 eSr,xnSn shipptag Cass TO my Old
Sfssr, am reauesied 10 ssii than q 53 per cent
y. L JACKSON. cor. 9Th and O nj, NV
and EXCHANGED SA .csa
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Nor You. Non You. Brr You,


There's no necessity 10 make sny explanation 10
S'@ who almoss daily visit herr. .er ,o~ Who each
evening rssd our column sdvt. lvf you Who do not
should learn this evening this much about the
F. 4. { E.. :! 4 H ::
Esfs S'GS ~ 4 +
Il % % : Fl E..
Fra-rts peculiar method Of advertising. For IN
stance: Certain Goods offered each day Al The s
tuAl coat prices.
serond-The Goods offered Are the latest and most
desirable Novelties.
The reason might be given, but you might doubt 20
it not best 70 ssk you 70 call tomorrow and believe
what your sensss-seeins and feeiipg-win tell you,
THE PALAis ROYAL.
Continued belov.l