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

LADIES' LIST.
kxtrs value - Chemi>ettes Cor CSC; 4-ply Linen
Cheinisettes long. Soc. 4-py. LINEN shirtees,
4sc Apply Linen Ra~zllnd Collars White llack.
SSc. os Nas~.r Shrts special price eli 10. Linen
coaiars With cape. se. CunS Sc. . pair. The shove
Shemisettes and shirtees with either standing
aata-aovn Roll Coisrs zee assortment Of Use
bets. VI strip Whalebons Corsets warranted. either
In ssteen Summer Net s.tur,i.v'. price 5.,e Csc
ssteen oorsetA 4sc rs. French Woven Embroidered
nut' ose- our a. % Extra MhAlebone Corset. esc.
AL Z"c. Hosiery 25c All Soc Hosiery 2ec. All
oVc. Hosiery sisc. All Gsr. Hosiery Sac All 75c.
Hosiery &c. Our Hosiery oomrri.es Past BLACK.
solid Colors. New stripes and Novelties Of Latest De-
sian.
.ee silk Mt,s and Gloves Saturday, rg,cs e4e Q
air.
SOC. silk Nitts. soc Csc quality. .a>
See our 2,o. Yandyke LAce CoIlars
Linen hsastitobed Randi srchiefs. &c. All &so
Handkerchefs 2lc. All 42c. Handkerchief. gpc
osc. Handkerchief. hand embroidered Agc our
tl23 Only Allmls,d amount sold 90 each customer.
Al 2oe- Jeweiry. II latest novelties, lac.
huchinss NJ all prices
loo Ribbed vostS lie Extra value in 2Sc. Ribb-d
'c's- C0tsoh underwear AZ Popular prices
MEMS
25c Windsor scarfs 81 silk stirred OUTINGS Zoe SOC
HecAwrGr. 39c. bst assortment Of 2.,c Saun-liued
scarts; Doc Summer Merino Underwear. 35c. oOc.
gushty. ssc. 75e. French Bllbftsgaa Underwear,
SC. '"c SANITARY BslhrizsAn Underwear. 4ac our
81 I"o-thrcad frenrh bsib-iggan Underwear. slc
see our superior quality and finished Jean Drawers
~ fse' pair, reinforced and iAred seams
STRAsBURGEEs
own Onlaundered Shirt. reinforced back and front
Patent stays. made Of Dwisnt Anchor upslip > ,,oo
amen oosoiA 4ply LINEN collar and wrist6.nds Gus
tom made nj guaranteed half price Doe See any
HAN Hose % ,sSc a pair, sSc Balbu.rAn Half Hose
double heels sad toes lsc par. OF u pair Tor al
Sec prices Of Outing and Ncghgee Shirts from $50
NJ. See prices In meas furnishing window
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-02
TIE BrsaEsr CLIp YET.

II we were not in a hurry you can depend
upon il we shouldn't make any such break in
the stock at this stage Of the season as We have
done. EvLRY FANCY CASHMERE OR
CHEvIoT SUIT IN THE HOUSE UNDER
$50 IN PRICE FOR
sS-slo.sO-z; ss-slo so n, rF-slOs0-.as
We couldn't afford TO do it ordinarily. Every
one Of these suits you buy charge the differ
ence up to 'improvements"-Thst is the only
way cut of II. It's like amputating mans arm
by piecemeaL You never saw slOS0 Of your
money scsd into such values as IL will among
the suits in this sale. As long a. we're at it
we'd Like TO LaY every man in Washington got
one-but there arc not enough to 30 al round
whoses going to be left-You'
DRESS LIKE OTHER PEOPLE.
We're all hungry for an ''outing' these days
and most of you'n make it convenient to get
one. The prelimin&ries are important-Get-
ting ready 10 20 is much fun-nost-as
going In getting the things together you will
pant Us. What are you going to carry them ing
Trunk for . long stay-''Grip" for q flying
trip. Got 'ems We Lave-All sorts Not AZ
trunk prices. either. Cheaper for just
as good. Ask about em at the Furnishing De-
partment.
Then you ought to have some sort Of fancy
Flannel or Serge suit-You'n ind them thick
a. bees in hive" at the seashore and mountain
resorts. Plain White or Striped. Blazers aud
white Flannel Trousers. It's style-a COM
Portable sort, too Third noor is where they
Our three ground-hoor Departments
have something that you ought to take away
with you
HArs-The Tennis and Outing Hats and
Caps
sHoEs-The Russets- the sporting fro
ternity."
FURNIsHINGs-The Negligee shirts-s line
that win fence in any ideas you've got-And the
windsors aud Sashes made upland MOTTO
wear with them.
You'll have twice IS good time IL you'll give
ahttle thought to dress. II counts at the fash
ionabie shrines and don't cost much. How
MUCH VIC can tell you when you pick out what
you'd Ike
sAKs AND COMPANY.
DIRECTORS OF DRESS.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
S2 STREET
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TIE Bosros VARIETY SroRr
In the City and at Prices Unequaled
CLUB BAGS.

In the City and at Prices Unequaled
CLUB BAGS.
1mit.tion Anigator-l0 inch. csc; IL inch, al 10:
Ia inch. Sl.25. l0 inch. . 80.
Best-quality Canvss-l0 inch. Soc IL inch. 6ac;
Ii inch. sac. III inch, ssc
Real Grain. Canvas Lined 10 inch 81 rs: IL inch.
sl.49. Ia ZACH, 81 60. 10 inch. slgs
Real Grain Leather Lined 10 ln1h. 81 es; IL inch
81. 40. - inch, e. as: rs inch. s34s
Genuine Alligator. Leather Lined-lO inch. s3ps;
IL inch. 81 40. Ia inch 81. 9s. 10 inch. 49,
CABIN BAGS.
Fine Grain Cabin Bsg. Patent Frame Leather
hped-12 inch, s49s; Ia inch. s5 9s. 10 inch.
s09s.
GLADSTONE Rags.
Canvas waterproof-l4 inch, sl.4o. l0-inch
sl.19; Is inch, 81. rs; 20 inch, 81. 49,
Pressed leather-l4 inch. Ell 80. 10 inch, al gs;
Is inch. s2.40: 20 inch. g.. 20.
Imitation Anlgator-l4 inch O .9S, 10 inch az 40;
Is inch, g.. 10; 20 inch, s2ys.
Eesl Grsin-l4 inch, s3.S9. 10 inch, e. gs; Is
inch. So 40; 20 incl. s3gS
Real Grain. Leather Lined-I4 iach 81. 40: 10 inch
$3.50; Is inch. o.. 40. 10 incf s5gg
Canvas Telescope Bags-l- in, 5gc II inch CSC
10 inch. S9c.. Is inch sigc: ~ IncL 10. -, lch
sl.39. - Inch sI.49
These Bars have leather corners and extra long
strgEs and are waterproof.
AL Bags except telescopes have the best quality
locks.
hne line Of Furnished and Unfurnished Bags in
Zine Quality Alligator anu English-sewcd Grain.
Collar ard Cun Boles. Trunk. Shoulder and shawl
stHpa Toilet Gases. FlGsks. &c-
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II seems that it was not without personal
prids that Tennyson wrote his '.Idylls Of the
hing with their matchless account of early
British chivalry and kinghood. He il de-
seendant of Saxon, Angevin. Scotch and I'm
psrial German sovereigns, and felicitates HIM
SELF tina: the blood Of Egbert, Alfred and Fred
erick Barbarossa runs through his veins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-02

An English university has Doctored Stanley
and now Editor Shepard wants to Colonel him
IN the United States army on full pay and
beyond and outside of the line of duty or pros
motion" whatever that may mean. II this
thing keeps up the African explorer will not be
able " walk for the burden of his hopors
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The important feature of proposed legisla
ton concerning the MANAGEMENT of the loca

The important feature of proposed legisla-
ton concerning the management OF the local
public schools is, in The STARS opinion, that
which fixes definitely the legal status of the
board OF trustees. and makes of that body
citizens board with Ger tain Independent powers
instead of q mere advisory board.
with powers contracted or expanded at
the pleasure of the Commissioners.
There are reasonable objections, based on
experience, to any considerable increase in the
number OF trustees, and very clearly the Com
missioners. the bonded officers, must control
the financial concerns Of the schools. But the
question is whether the great mass of trustees
duties. even assuming that the present board
were continued unchanged in numbers and
makeup, would not be better and more satisfac-
torily performed if the board were placed
more In the position Of similar bodies in other
cities. and not continued as the mere shadow
OF the Commissioners. 1t would seem that the
latter officials might welcome relief from direct
responsibility for the performance of classes of
duties, which from their number and charac-
ter are necessarily performed by proxy, practi-
ca!ly without even supervision by the Commits
sioners. It Is to be remembered that the
system of citizens boards Of trustees with GER
Gators IN the great majority of American
cities, and that the District schools developed
and fourished under this system fr ON their
establishment In 1904 until the Commissioners
OF 1855, acting under assumed but disputed
authority discovered in the organic act of
1873, abolished the independent board. The
schools prospered before this assertion of
authority by the Commissioners and have
fourished since under an advisory board. But
the awkwGrdness of managing school affairs
through body of which the powers have varied
from time to time by order of the Commission
ers, and which il without independent legal
standing, the drudge and possible scapegoat Of
the Commissioners has been felt ON several &C.
easions. Since the citizens board of trustees
will be appointed by the Commissioners there
is evidently no hostility to the latter or to the
present trustees in the proposition. Nor
Is any novelty in school management
effect of the act of 1878 it is
well known that Congress intended by its pro-
vision concerning trustees to continue the
independent board under which the schools
had for three-quarters Of century done SO
well. There is nothing startling therefore,
in the request that the present dubious rela-
lions of the Commissioners and trustees be
made precise by legislation and that Washing
ton return openly to the old system prevalent
In the United States, under which the local
schools fourished and from which. 1T is asserted
without contradiction, Congress did not in
fact, intend that the city should depart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-02

Columbus sailed on his VOYAGE of discovery
on Friday, and now the unlucky man is to have
his quadri-centennial celebration elsewhere
th1n at the national capital. Fate runs HIM
down after four hundred years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-02

The great sale we have had the Printed Ponsee at
15c has demanded the third lot from Boston u sch
patterns have been sold out which viii bs IN within
q few dAya
New stY lee IN Scotch Ginghsms at Csc. usual price
Bic.
llain Pink Blue and Black Lawns. l2)sc.
Psrssols % greatly reduced prices
A full stock u sua Unbreliss al the lowest mans-
facturer's prices
complete stock Of Outing Shirts. Boys wsists and
Underwssr. I'll 1t extremely Low prices
white Goods az all prices
JOHNSON q LUTTRELL.
,v2 ~ , Market sues
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Major Psnitza, of Bulgaria will not .con-
sPire to overthrow tie government, even such
as 1t l., any more. bulgaria has old time ideas
about such things. and the majors funeral was
largely attended
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LADIES AND CHr1pRrws Su1rs.
TRAVELLING listers. JACKETS. WRAPS, ETC.

TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT,
Ten per cent off marked prices wouldn't be much Of
price reduction if the goods marked at credit
store prices. BUT THEY ARE NOT
Ladies White India Linen Suits are shown fror,
s3oo to $50 each, and in such variety Of styles and
sizes that you may be fitted tomorrow morning
LOOK AT THE $3.50 SUITS: India linen, very
sheer pleated skirt with two of good embroidery
ana the correct fun back the basque with full high
seeves all trimmed with embroidery that's made to
wash.
TIE 50 SUIT: Box-pleated skirt. four rows en-
broidery. full back; inside waist box peated four
rows embroidery back and front. high sleeves
The - SUIT: Skirt with pleated front and four
rows 'andyke embroidery; surplce waist tucked and
embroidered. pieated back, &c.
The 50 and SlO Suits Of solid embroidery with rib
bon trimmings.
- Remember. 10 per cent off above prices also off
marked prices of every Suit and Wrap in the DEPART
ment Chiidren's White and Bingham suits. also
Cloth Suits and Jackets are included
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-02

The census enumeration of 1890 among other
things, eonciusively proves that cities desiring
large returns must attend to their own bust
ness.
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II u very seldom that politician begins to
tak about retiring from politics until he be-
gIas to feel that politics is retiring from him.
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SMITH 4 wARDwELL.
TO5-5O7.9Os Market Space

We Keep oISa t0m0rr0ir ercninO-and snfu
NOON on Fr.ddy-"7HE FOCRTH" There Is
attodVs sOBssttino tOros,teH until me lds mo
DteHf-Sthd ace u % herr 10 s,TUs 10 e. yOa.
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1t "a threatened that the .colored vote" an
much talked about. will be changed from black
to red If the Lodge bill gets u full sweep NJ
tbs noIls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-02

A Cleveland letter will be one of the original
packages delivered 70 the democratic state con-
yentIon today at Scranton. Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-02

The National Music Teachers Association fs
holding convention in Detroit and the ci.i-
zens have put corks in their ears and taken to
the Canadian woods
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The eutiors of Sheffield are knitting the Nc
hinley ball. Tho eountervaihng armor of the
MCKINLEY bull was not made in Sheffield
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-02

While the heatheu rage in Congress the alb
sorbing sectional question in Christian New
York IS whether a northern man can make a
mint juiep or n southern man a cocktail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-02

III could only do this in 1892, " soliloquizes
Governor Hill as lie progresses trlumphantly
through Indiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-02

u ssnt so much a leader that the democracy
wants as it h an autocrat with club.
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AL the Benedicks land the Beatrice,, tool
welcome the gallant Captain Nurreu into the
circle OF plural blessedness
..NoLe but the braNe deserxs liz. Liam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-02

It's IN the nature OF practical. sc nsibla mr..
gument agains. intempsrance that the hard
drinkers constitute ths majority OK sunstroks
victims.
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State-making is the great American industry.
II 10 seIf-protectys.
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SPECIAL n o r1cE.

Saturday. July 6, commences the weekly half day
holiday. The store will close at / O'Clock sharp
Friday, July 4, closed all day. Thursday. ID ito
morrow. open from I'm. to pm.
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REDUCED PRICES IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS.

REDUCED PRICES IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
Anew hints giving an idea of many other;
Soc French "C.G" Spun silk Hose 5ac
zoe Boot-pattern Hose, Sc...............,.19c
fo@ ilcheheu ND French Isle Hose. 35c
ooc. 'sndyke Embroidery Collar and Cuffs dc
sl21 White and Colored vassar Shirts - al
i9e. oxidized Silver Garter Clssps...........15c
lac. Gold and Silver Double Hair Pins...l,c
- ians s''.... lOc
Zoe. Scotch Ginghsms. all styles ........ Doc
lsc Plain and Figured Challies 16c
80 S"~h .......................6 Csc
&C. Japanese Fans, all styles .,... 30
oOc Silver and Gold Jap Fans noe
Lace fIouncinss and Drapery Nets, also Embroid-
cries, at 10 per cent discount
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
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.
AND SATURDAY, the 4,h and 9th Of
JULY.
MORE LADIES' NEW BLAZERS
AND LONDON vEsTS-we are con-
stantly receiving novelties in this
popular inc of goods
New supply Of Ladies' Blaree
Jackets. in Fancy Stripes. Checks
and Plain Navy and Cream o. aud
o. so each.
New line Of Ladies' Fine French
Flannel Blazers and summer Refers
In combinations of plain colors suca
- Navy-and- Cream. Cream-snd-
Navy and Cream and c ardina..
$50 each.
10 wear with the Blazers we have
just placed on sale new supply Of
ladies' London Vests and vassar
Shirts.
ladies' London Vests, in White
i1q"e' nd-"hiie and Blue
snd-white Striped Oxford Cloths,
and Navy. Cream and Cardinal
Flannels at sa.75 each.
'inifu noof''
SPECIAL SALE OF CREAM
DhEss eoops.-"e snail show on
'e"'e' 'A"ie 'Ai' week an unusually
handsome inc OF cream Dress Goods,
IN isht-~eish' faorics and all OF the
new "eaSes u exceedingly low
prices.
Cream Mohair, Soc. 75c. and 81
per yard. ..
Cream Homespun Serge. 40 inches
vide. 37,sc. per yard.
cream Chaihe. ooc-' 'oc and 81
per yard
Cream Henrietta. Soc. Use and
q Per Safu.
Cream Albas'oss, 40 inches wide.
ooc.' o2'Hc. and 1'c. per yard
NJ Inches "ia@ 'se'
Pe 'aru
A fiAnhoi serge ooe-' 'a'-
N si'~" per S-N-
A'H @'HH'efs' ''e q
per Safo. .
'"i'es anu enecks. sn
' 'Of 0iANerS 10 ihohes VICE.
pe' 'Afa'
''
NC ''Of'
@''e' 0A Oh o"OAi' 'ohi
We VIII H0'' o1i reg "i-f
~ VI D0h" 'AoA hin" ~
nno"'
ooss brown Linen SUITS. wen
maui AN" sOou snAieA sizes 10 Id
Boys White Paus Kilt Suit
slightly soiled. Size yearx Re-
duced to 90.
D'ue "oo' Jersey
Nit suits. neatly trimmed. size" ~
years. Reduced to s3 each.
Boys Cream Flannel Norfolk Eli.
Shit. siz..ox 4,,s War. p.
" gov e~'H .!y.
Boys Cream Flannel Blouse Kilt
Suits. Sizes 4 and years. Reduced
,s,zo
Boys fancy stirred French Cam
brio Kilt Suits. Sizes 4, o and
xaars Rodn..5 20 s.zoh
saiior collar anu neatly trimmed.
Size 8 years. Reduced to $3.50
ercb.
h' ""'''' oi|e years. hecuced
TO IS each
Boys Three-piece All-wool SHIFTS.
serviceable colors and elegantly
made. Sizes IL and 10 wears. Re- Oh. 81
duced to So each.
Boys Cardinal Atwood Jerscy1p. T.
Waists. Sizes "a TO years. Reduced
.,, "a sIrdT
D, w. NIL.
w.
a,ro
-, ,,,,-.,, -,
-. W.. a, A..
c. 40
-.
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-,
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Now Fon Tur NEw Facxr.
REBUILDING KINGS PALACE.
sig AND s14 SEVENTH STREET
WE SHALL IN FEW WEEKS TAKE OUT
THE ENTIRE FRONT OF BOTH STORES.
sl2 AND s14. OF KINGS PALACE. TO BE
REPLACED BY ONE OF THE HAND
SOONEST FRONTS IN WASHINGTON CITY.
WE ARE CONSEQUENTLY COMPELLED TO
CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF NIL
LINERY. DRY GOODS. LADIES' AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS NOW Is
YOUR CHANCE. EMBRACE IT. PRICES
NO OBJECT. THE ENTIRE STOCK MUST
GO BEFORE MAKING OUR IMPROVE
MENTs. We HAVE ONLY FEW WEEKS
TO DO IT IN OUR GREAT CLEARING
SALE BEGINS ON MONDAY. JUNE soTH
DON'T NEGLECT TO CALL HATS AND
BoNNETs BY THE THOUSANDS FLOWERS.
RIBBONS. DRESS GOODS. LADIES' UNDER
WEAR. HOSIERY. GLOVES AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS. THE FINEST AND
LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER OFFERED.
REMEMBER KINGS PALACE Is
LOCATED AT sl2-s14 7TH STREET.
STORES EXTEND FROM 9TH TO STU.
WE HAVE NO BRANCH STORE. NOR
CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER Es.
TABLIsHMENT. BEWARE OF MIsREP.
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oFFrcg OF
oFFrcs or
WOODWARD L LorHRop.
COR nth AND Y sra NV.
WEDNESDAY. Ju1r 2, 1890.

STORE CLOSES THIS EVE MING AT s Pm.
We also wish Ia state that our es~
tsblishmeas will be closed FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY the 9Th and 9th Of
JULY
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sT- Cal or send FOR q pair OF Piossins.


Here's LIST Of other reduced prices for Tho ersc.,
Sale:
"-oe. Ianeta SILK Cloves. Ole
oOc Tsfeta silk Gloves. ................ ,,Ac
5s'c Fast Black Taneta SILK Gloves. Aoc
oOc Pure Mflanese SILK Gloves. 3oc
Soc- SILK Gloves SIC and Toe. Gloves....... tjsc
'-"c- Jersey Six gle
zoe. Mit;s SOC. and 3lc Nitts osc
Jse. Extra Long silk Mitts. asc
1oc best English Silk AIitts - a.
CSC 4-but. Undressed Kid Gloves a..
Sc Pigskin Nousquetaire Gloves 1ac
O6e 4-but. French Kid Cloves. s;c
sec. Yellow Chanfois Mousquetafres - Nc
s125 Best White Chasnois Mousare ta.res al 10
SIS Undressed Kid Mousquetares warranted al 10
lbs superior Undrossed Kid Mouxluetlires Al AZ
81 so Very Best Undressed Kid Mon,quetaires Al Gs
sl.5o 4-but. "Pslais Royal Kid Gloves al. *
q Cal or sead for q pair Of Ps0.kina
THEPALAIs ROYALS GLOVE HEADoUaRTERs
The stock Is acknowledged the third largest in the
United States. This means an enormous business
which enables direct importation and the selling
Of Gloves at the price usually charged by tie middle
men to the retail. merchant.
81 Ca! or sen5Ior a iub Of Pscskia4
The "PALAIS ROYAL" GLOVES arc offered at so
much less than usually charged for the best Gloves
that those who are not Of amy Of regular Gus
toners mEy be srspicious of the quality.
sST- EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. a,
81 TRIED ON AT Qua KIsK n,
The above eight wsr,b printed in largo letters arc
more esosgusnt than long paragraph OF explanation
| TIE "PALAIs EOYAL" GLOVES are shown I'm Al,
the correct Styles for LADIES' Mer's, ylissss Boys'
and Chdren's Fast Black and scarce shades Of
Sill Gloves; yellow snd White ciamois
which will wash nks linen. the nav style Undrcsusd
AID. Castor Beaver and Engsh cheyretto Gloves for
| driving. r.jirs, watkins AID g.all dreaH
| s1-cca or s~i ~ Q sar ef Psgssins.
ssPree Inst Of Pziais Royal Gloves on application
In orasrnH BY mail send in addition to sise saple
Of color desired state WHISTLER OF thin hand iong
short fingers. and guarantee to Ut you as Der
secty ss tried on at tha esantsx By ono Of our glove
| ezverss.
| THE PALAIs ROYAL
4. LIsxKK
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II CEsrs. "P,osnss.. 74Crsr

The best Glove for your summer trip. They are not
Affected by Perspiraon slip and off as easily as
SIX RioVe ere as elastic kid with twice it's dura-
ollity Eighty-nino cents is the usual Palas Royal
price, - CENTS THE SPECIAL SALE PRICE. but
remember these are identical to the Gloves for which
you are elsewhere charged 81. They come in Nous
que'ire style have the new white stitching and are
SHOWN N six shades of Gray. six shades of Tan six
shades OF Brown. six shades of Mods. If you count
black color We show twenty-five different shades
Which include the scarce Fawn and Dove tints Eifel
Red and the new Blue Grays Remember the Special
sale Price-14 CENTS-is but temporary We would
make thousand new patrons for our .pixskinsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-02
w. A. PIERCE & Co,
Successor to
Z @. DAVIS.

THE CREMATION PROCESS IS GOING on IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT IN THIS STORE. We ARE
REsERvISa NOTHING. ALL THERE Is IN THE
STOCK WE BOUGHT OF Mr. DAVIS Is WORTH
MORE TO YOU THAN IT is TO US. IN PROOF OF
THIS WE PUT PRICES ON THE GOODS WHICH
ARE AS REMOTE FROM THEIR REAL VALUE AS
IT'S POSSIBLE TO CONCEIVE OF. HERE ARE
OUR PRICES ON HANDkERCHIEFs:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-02

The Shoes We SELL
ARE MADE BY US FOR YOU.
They ire not ground out by the
thousand pairs in factories where
quantity and price come before, long
before, quality They are made by
skilled workmen. made to Wear
Washington streets Soft, pliable,
cool. durable. and the quantity we
sell and our cash business enable US
to soil them st very low prices.
MEMS
oxFoRDs. o.. 90. e. 90. $3.50. 60. co.
LACK, 81. %, s400 $500. s.. 90.
TENNIS SHOES, s1.25. Sd.
LADIES'
OxFORDs. ~. 90. g.. so, 81. 90. $780, $500.
BUTTON, 81. 90. $3.50 81. 90, 300, SO. 90.
TENNIS SHOES, Sl.OO, $3.50, $500.
CHILpRENs
OXFORDS. $1.5O. &1.75.
BUTTON. SL50, 81. 90. $3.50.
TENNIS Shoes. Toe.
BOYS
oxFORDs, e. 90. sa50
BUTTON, $3.50. $500.
LACE. $3.50. s20O
TENNIS SHOES, Toe. AND S250
e.. .ts III Ests TIT s 6.
spds VuJP I & 7 ssss =
AETHuR BURT CO.
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THEPALAIs ROYALS GLOVE HEADQUARTERS
The stock Is acknowledged the third largest in the
United States. This means an enormous business
which enables direct importation and the selling
Of Gloves at the price usually charged by the middle
Iaen to the retail merchant
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