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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-08
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HELBIiN ARNOLD Will be bur,., tren NJ ssn,, =
49, ~ oivet cemetery tomorrow Cwednssday) 81 >
CARTER, On sunday, December q. 1891. HIRAM
htLi~ beloved son Of Clara fiizhush. Departed
Funeral win be at z.On Baptist Church. wednesday.
coz On Monday, Decernber :. 1891. a, 10 Am,
Dr: WILLIAM X. cor. ag.d forty seven ye.r,
nnera rom has late residence 81 Forrest 1lsn ct n
Greek cemetery a, /. m. Friends invited 20 attend
p@ oAi Mr.. M, ~ ho1Ss1S lpsrsHSsr sl =, 70
seven years. OF rheumatism.
p lsaEe No .iS street nortse.sf ~ Io Shss
Nsdn, sdAy morning. ke.Atves friends invited 70
cRowLEr. on Monday, December :. rsai.
5ohNNit .MHAlEN CkONLEl, younees; son OF
nel,t. ana MARY crowley. OF hronchItis. se-d ss
Funeral Irom II - PcnnSyiyania avenue northwest.
fr,srSs Srs, pe'enoer u. at pm. Relatives and
ROY. on Monday. December Z. 1891. Mis-. MAR
Funeral iruin Lincoln Nisslun Chur-h ilev-nth ana
u ~ streets northwest at 2p.m. Wednesday Decemh~s
MORAN On sunday. December q. 1901. a, a 10
Am, MARY EMMA JEAN. daughter Of Join and the
Funeral from 1t. StcpneI's Chur,h n \ ~ !. nm
,Meanesaay December Relatives and Trends are
RAINEY. on December q. 1881. at 4 O'Clock nm
JUN AAlNEl. IA the siniy second yesr OF ms age
20 q street north wsst, "Wednesday, Deml-r u :, .
a. IA; hsdalem mass - 81 Aioysius Church frends
hOSkNBACM. ON nereinber u. lSDs. AZ s,Auntun.
Va. Mrs II. oSLNBAt 81. formerly OF Washington.
ID. g. aged seventy -four years
Funeral took pace Monday, December T. IL the
cemetery of the Washington Heorew CONGREGATION,
Washington. DC.
THOMAS. Al Baltimore on Monday, December :.
1871. Mrs. GNENlllAN THOMAS, native Of 6sls-
morvanshire. South Wales. sister OF " r. Lewis Of
TINS city. m her seventy third year.
fnnerai setNic" on "Wednesday. December q. NJ Con-
gressionAl cemetery at O'Clock.
WISE, ON Monday, December :, 1881. at . am.
Mrs. JANE Wish. widow Of the late Uriah Mise IN
the seNentleth Year 81 4str axe In Philadelphia Pa
May she rest IN peace.
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W. Wont say IRE Je.p sscrc soieiv
for ne god OF the pu5,ic we have
other reasons in addition to those
phi'anthrppic. Yet that We have in
no small way benefited the public by
'rrvolutionizing tine pricesof drugs"
none WI! zaiEssy.
The business bias prospsred through
its ability to save the containers
money rs people will buy phsys hhev
ca" buv ioscest. So they should. TOO!
One merchant has no right To ask
more for the SINE article than
anUtL-r. Yet It IL . common occur-
renee. Time finds ont these Iner-
chants. and that is why rival 1si.b-
lishmsnts quoting the lower prices
distance them IN the race for trsde.
We know the lest buying markets
Of the world and our sIp.rieBre en-
allies us TO keep so thoroughly pusted
as to be able to buy ut rock bottom
price at all tiines- We have foresight
enough to know that the public ap-
precistss every opportunity to save
pODrys DC W cosT =" tuuc- iuITwuCucu
by this knowledge, advantage and
foresight, We are now IN O position to
meet the varied wants Of the coininn-
nifty to their entire satis!actiru. aad
sdve them money.
The business will he conducted
uron q generous bas,s of CO opera
tion between buyer and seller. The
more this business grows the better
we shall 10 able TO serve you. We
shall lie more than usually sUlici.ous
about your patronage and shall con-
tinue 10 quote the saline exceptionally
low prices as in the pas,-making
them lower whichever possible. Tie
greatly enlarged quarters and other
facilities tend TO make your buying
equally as convenient and pleasure
BILE as We shall endeavor to make 1t
profitable.
Tn. Freedom Of tho store In yours.
We mean 10 mako this the model
drugosst establishment in America
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AXE Youn CHOICE.

You may select any fabric in stock and dress pat.
tern Will be cut OF. the discount allowed. neatly
packed In box with Christmas card. The following
are already in boxes represent. buyer thinks
the pick Of the stock:
Dresses OF Cheviots. in checks plaids and stripes,
with velvet for trimming. all in box. e. IA
Dresses OF Cashmere. with velvet or fancy silk
trimming complete -. 50
dresses OF Serxes. in choca shades. velvet or
fancy SIX Tor trimming %
Dresses OF Bedford Cord. with velvet for trim
10. h. q. IS and "a. 20
UNTIL WEDNESDAY, EVENING
The following additional bargains which are specially
selected with view Of . suitable Dress for evening
wear:
81 quality SILK Brocades. in all the evening shades,
for only 75c. yard.
u quality Crepe do Chsne In lovely tnts for only
CSC. yard.
75c. quality Silk Crspes for 5Oc. yard
ooc. quality 2Sinch-wids China 6ilks for only Soc
yard.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
\. LIsNER.
% Cor. 18th a. and p. svs.
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IURs.-Russian Hare Capes. marked &C. 6s, for
So.9S. and the 7oc Muffs to match for 69c.
AACES.-Choce Of all Laces at 10 Der cent dis.
count.
AANDKERCHIEFS.-25c.H Hand Embroidered ALL
linen Initial Handkerchefs for 10 cents Scalloped
and embroidered Ut 29c instead Of 35c Fancy box II
three are bought.
VEWELRY.-Stering sver-warranted 10 Der cent
ON the following prices FOR tomorrow: Washington
souvenir spoons. marked S1.35 and S1.0S Other
spoons proportionately low in prices Thimbes from
~ 10 SIC each; Mint Boxes from 81. So to s3; Mus
.acne Combs. 1925 to 50; Necktie Clasps. Csc. to
~. Car Ticket Cases. So % to SO. 9S Match Boxer,
% % to 49, Shoe Buttoners, $1.35 to So; Garter
clasps. % to 4.4S; Prayer Book Markers. CSC. to
sLoS; Pen-wipers, $l.35 to 81. 25 Court Plaster
Cases. 9Sc to $l35; Glove But toner's OOc to al az.
Letter openers. Sl.25; Bon Bon Boxes s3 to b. AZ:
Gun Buttons. 4Sc. to 81. IS; Linls 75c to 81 AZ:
HAT rms. 6Sc to e.; Heir Bands. 81 3d. Harpips 81
10 80; Watch Chains. Csc to s.. IS; Bangles DIG TO
rs bracelets s24S to st. 9S; Lace Pins &c. to a. 40
Earrings. loc to 81. AZ; Neck Chains 81 to IS and
other articles Of sterling silver too numerous to
ton.
w RAPPERs. &c.-Choice Of 90 Flannel Robes for
%. Those OF fannsette at 81 9S instead of S225
Chiidren's Coats. &C.. at 10 per cent discount
OTAMPED GOODS.-25c. Tray Covers for loc :3oc
biscuit Cloths for - cents Sl 10 Scars 90 cents
(Las; time you'll Zee advt. below)
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FoR W EDsrsDAY DEC 9, From 8 A. M. To PM

MEMS sCAHFs.-The greatest surprise of the many
OF late occurs tOmorrow-213 Scarfs with the OF
the leading importer OF New York stamped the back
Of each scarf for o0c each. The satin Innings good
enough to make scarfs Of. You'll notice samples in
the window with the back view facing you. On the
band you'll read 'EIciuslre styte and quality" On
the silk band below "a Partisan novelty" and on
end of the scarf the Of the porter o today
selling s1mi.ar scaSs for three times 50 cents. We
offer three scarfs for the New York price Of one.
LADIES' Silk Underwear ut 10 per cent discount,
in shades to match the silk Hose advertised yesterday
The American Hosiery Co.'S underwear for ladies'
and children at onetenth less than the price tickets
indicate. Ladies' and Chidren's Fast Black Hose at
) pairs for 80 cents instead Of pc. a pair.
hIBBoNS.-3-inch wide Satin and g. G. Silk Rib
bons at nj. instead Of 3oc yard Those IN inches
wide l9c instead Of &c. q yard.
DRAPERIES. Stripe Mantei Scarfs, on yards
long, at 81 40 instead OF 81 S. Those 81 yards long
s.. ~ instead Of 81. AZ. Hand painted Six Drapery
Scarfs SIC. instead Of 9S cents.
LEATHER UOODS.-Fancy Leather Glove and
Handkerchief Boxes 81 50 instead Of g. the Chill
drens Chaeaine Bags 10c instead Of pc. These bags
usually retail a. IS cents
I ANs.-choice Of 81 Gsuze Fans for $3.50. Opera
Fans consisting oftree ostrich plumes marabout and
tip. at IL. 80 instead of 81 each.
tSee above before reading be!ow)
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I'd EDITION.
CONNECTS IN TERROR.
Fire in the Columbus, O., Prison
Causes Great Excitement.
SAWDUSf CAUSES AN EXPLOSION.
The Condition of Messrs. Field
and Sage Better.
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
SAWDUSf CAUSES AN EXPLOSION.
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FIRE IN A CITY PRISON.

The Inmates Yelled Justify for Liberty. but
They Were In No Danger.
Columns, OHIO, Dec. s-The city prison
caught fire late last night. At 3 O'Clock the
police began to remove the prisoners to the
county jail The entire fire department was called
out The fire spread through the two upper
stories Of the prison, and the volume Of water
thrown drenched the entire building
soaking the cell rooms beneath. OF the
Ill prisoners eleven were females. and during
the height Of excitement it was thought best 20
turn these out The female prisoners were let
loose, and, Notwithstanding the cells were
being drenched. the male prisoners, although
they yelled Justify for liberty. were kept locked
up. The iremen assured the police that there
was no danger of the fire reaching the cell
rooms. and on this assurance the police
refused to let the male prisoners out The
scene was one Of Undesirable excite
mont and hundreds OF people gathered
outside Of the prison and cried vociferously
for the release of the unfortunates within.
The spectators feared the flames would reach
the cell rooms, but on being assured BY Chef
Heinmiller that the prisoners were not in dan
ger ceased their demands that The prisoners be
released and turned in with a will TO assist the
fremen with their work. The blaze was con-
lined to the upper floors OF the prison: loss,
$1,000. The origin of the fire is a mystery.
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Eeorcanisinr he Csr~missess.

The Senate republican caucus conmHoQ
which is charged with . rssrrssnesusus q q
Senate committees held q abort meeting soda6
II was agreed that efforts should Be mads q
learn the individual wishes Of the rspuhlisaA
Senators upon the question Of their sssignnsnl
ana IN pursuance Of that purpose letters Of fns
curry have been addressed 20 such eenasors -
nave not yet verbally expressed their prsfsfs
ences- The caucus committee viii be GUIDED
IN iss work by the well-established prscs3ce 81
promoting 70 chairmanships where vscsnc3eo
exist the senior Senator in point Of service.
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Chile Ripe for More War.

sAs FRANCISCO, Dec. s.-Paul Bergner, the
special agent for America for the Krupp gun
works Of Germany, arrived here from Mexico
yesterday. He received telegram from the
Krupp Company informing him that il was
probable war would soon break out betwesnChile
and the Argentine confederation and ordering
him 10 proceed 70 Valparaiso at once.
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AL RUBBER GARMENTS
10 PEs CEsr D1scousr.

Mandleberx Of London and Manchester. England.
the leading makers Of the world. You'll md their
goods in the leading stores of this city We ask COM
psrson Of usual quotations with Palas Royal prices.
Ons-tenth of the following moderate prices for re
able garments.
LADIES Circulars. Gray and Black. el.35. Gossa.
in Black and colors. 81 S. Cloaks with Inyer-
ness capes Gray stripes. cloth flushed. e30S New
markets. with long military CAPE co.ors aud plaits
e5.06 Six Waterproof ksslans. Blue stripes. a.
MISSES Circulars. Silver Gray. el.13. Cloaks
with Hoods. u. A. Grsenaway style. stripes. sI.&a
Connemaras. Gray and White stripes. Sl.0S.
DoYs' Black 0ossamer Coats, S1.4a With csmsnted
seams, in boys and youths sixes. tA9S.
N EMS Gossamer Coats. 81. Ga Rubber Coats. %.
msnted seams. S2 4s. Cloth-dnish Coats In Brown
Checks. &C., e2s6. Mackinsoshes. with military
cape. plaids. &c, t74S. Without caps, t6.43.
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CHR,srMAs UMBRELLAS.

Here il what we have for you to select from-a COL
ection gathered from the worlds leading makers:
Lyons Umbrellas. So. 0S to &l4 each.
Foilmer. Cio,rF Co s. r.. 9S to l. each.
Belknar, johnson Poweli's. 81. CS TO 80 each.
Excelsior Umbrella Manufacturing Co., - to 5l2
each.
Hirsh Umbrellas So so to IS each.
Rose Bros. Hartman. 81 % to so. rs each.
Wriah. Bros Umbrellas. Is 20 u each.
''Gloria" Cloth Umbrellas. Y7c. to So. 30 each.
..Conestoga" Silk Umbrellas. 81. p. to IS each.
'.PaIais Royal" silk Umbrellas. s.. % 20 80 each.
Mourning Silk Umbrellas, 81. OSto S0.yS.
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UMBRELLAS AND DnEss GooDs
REDUCED Pn1cEs FoE THREE DAYS

We
until later can't undertake umbrellas in
delivery dei1eratev
CAREFULLY d'fieatv and free Of charge II giving
dress select we shall not
reduced pr.
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY and onv
there not s tb.
variety FROM Why should delay'
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w ooLrS Dnrssrs.

Full-dress lengths Of the following.
Fancy Matelasses reduced from els to 81 80
Caineis Hair Serges reduced from SIS to Sl.J1
imported Cheriots reduced from SIS to s125O
Fancy Bedford Coris reduced from sl4 to $40 50,
Fancy JacQuards reduced from $Ia so to s9.45
Inc above are imported dress patterns offered a
nearly hau tie prices quoted earlier In the season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-08

His Spirits Are Much Brighter and His
Physical Condition Better.
NEW YORK, Dec. s.-Cyrus W. Field is grow
ing stronger every day. His physical condi-
ton has not only improved within the last few
days, but his spirits are brighter. Mrs. Lind
ley, his daughter, is in much the same condi-
tion-seriously ill-as she was last week She
spent a restless night, but was slightly i'm
proved this morning
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

has been nsed fer over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILpREN WHILE TEETH
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOoTHES tine
CHILD, SOfTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DlARkHEA Sold by Druggists in every rart OF the
world BE and ask Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup and take 10 other kind. - cents bottle.
dl5-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-08

Scorrs EMULSION
or Codiver Oil is easy foodit ID more than food
you please but 1t is food-to bring back plumpness
to those who have lostit.
Do You know what it Is to be plump.
Thinness is poverty. living from hand to mouth.
To be plump is to have . little more than enough,
reserve.
Do you want u reserve Of health! Let rs send You
book on CAREFUL LIVING free.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. 13e South 5th ave..
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION of Cod.
liver oil-all druggists everywhere do. q.
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MIR. SAGE ABLE TO BE ABOUT.

He VIII Not Leave His House for Several
Days.
New YORK, Dec. s.-The business Of Russell
Sage was going on as usual this morning in the
office of George Gould, at Il Broadway, under
the superintendenceo of Gen. Slocum. Mr.. Sage
himself has 80 far recovered from the shock that
he is able to go about the house. He had
comfortable sleep last night and this morning
was able 20 rise before breakfast tire. He
will, however, keep to his apartments for q few
days longer
Osborne and Robertson, two of the men who
were injured by the explosion, are improving.
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The Passengers on the Steamer Victoria
Passed AN Awful Night
LONDON, Dec. S-The channel steamer Vic
toria, which struck the pier at the entrance 10
the harbor of Calais last night, and, being I'M
able to make the harbor, owing to the heavy
gale which prevailed, was obliged to put to sea
again, returned to Dover at 4 o'clock this
morning. Her port paddle wheel was badly
damaged by the collision with the pier. The
victoria's passengers, upon landing at Dover,
stated that they had passed awful night.
The steamer was going at full speed when she
struck the pier at Calais. and her escape from
at once going down with ali ON board il con-
sidered miraculous.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
JACKS LETTER.
Dear Father:
Check received. Many thanks.
I'm invited to swell Wedding
tomorrow evening. and hope to
shine as brightly as any Of the
social lights present. Changed
my mind about having Full
Dress Suit made to order. Why
should / spend $50 when can
be perfectly fitted with the latest
cut by Auerbach for S25! know
you'll indorse my economical
turn of mind as long as I'm &C
tually saving the difference. III
send you an itemized account
tomorrow of money spent for the
Xmas presents you ordered.
I have not found my umbrella.
SO bought Macintosh Of Auer-
bach. which will serve me longer
and better. Love to all.
Your son
JACK.
JOSEPH AUERBACH,
OUTFITTER TO MEN.
Ga Pa. ave. It'll n. Y. ave- cor. 18th Ut.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-08

/" We hare the LARGEST
building in AMERICA devoted
EXCLUSIVELY TO the sale of
FINE Clothing at retail.
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,t saMViIHi,-soMERvEIL- on Tuesday, pecenner q.
lsal. at WASHINGTON Grove. Nd. HENkY a SMITH
81 Seterlil.g. Va. 10 Mrs Louisa WEsT sonf ~
WE'LL Of MasainltOn ID, q.
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Ex-Governor Foraker Not Worried.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
COLUMBUS, OHIO. Dec s-Ex-Gov. Foraker
ID in the city today looking after some litigation
in which he il interested in the supreme court
When asked about his senatorial contest he
said he was not at all worried about that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-08

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. Sin the court of APP
peals today in the case Of George II. Tilden
against Andrew Green the motion for rear
gument and motion 10 amend remittitur
were denied with costs.
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SPECIAL SALE Pn1crs.

500 for choice Of all Umbrellas marked
50. 80, IS. 9S and 1925. Among others will be no
ticed many novelty handles for ladies aud mems wear
Those of Guinea Gold the latest fad from London
Those OF natural wood with sterling silver mountinys
will 10 much admired. There's variety enough to
make a selection somewhat puzzlinS.
5000 for the Umbrellas marked SO AZ. with 90
and sS.inch paragon frames Horn. natural wood and
silver mounted handles in great variety.
S4.CJ for the ''Palais Royal" Silk Umbrellas
marked s4sS. written guarantee given with each
binding US TO rcccucr or charge the umbrella
sp{,ts p,thin one year Of purchase. Among the many
handles will be found the Prince Albert hook, i'm
ported from London. Others OF horn and natural
woods, with silver plate Tor initials.
$500 for the 'Palsis Royal" Silk Umbrellas
marked S3.0s Guaranteed above. Handles not
quite so elaborate. but quietly elegant.
SZ.OJ for the ''Palais Royal" Umbrellas marked
81 40 and 81 So for those marked s2.25 The only
difference is in size between the rs and 2S-inch
frames TIE natural wood handles are the same.
al. 80 for the "Goria" Umbrellas marked So 90.
The handles as good as shown on more expensive Silk
Umbrellas with pearl inaid and curious loops. rings.
Of natural wood. &C.. &C.
Sl.l y for the 81 gS ''Gloria" Umbrellas These
have 2ilch frames and very elaborate bundles. max
ing them much priced BY coscbmen and ohers
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A TREAT Fon Cu,LDnrs AND Gnows Folks.

AMONG the Thousands at
son with
fore Christina. vrt
The
Just like he depicted the
syvana Remember on
Saturday,
ORowN OLKs have
to that
snuses cukshank
others and with such skill
syted Of Essh pictorial
The Pas Royal will offer
neatly bound wh fac snfes
to the to
works did more directly and indirectly
statesmen Of half
ckanks illustrations
nature that still
Thacksray works
1ovoumes. for volumes for slao
PER CENT DISCOUNT ALL BOOKS
of the thousands And ALL for We
intend to wind these
will feel that The Pas Royal
selection of Christmas patronage
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srwhen It IL considered that lower prices than
usual are marked all Umbrellas we think the
temporarily reduced prices should be properly sppre
GATED Writing Of prices prompts the hint that our
26-inch ''Glora" Umbrellas with natural wood ham
dies are only &c. the .S-inch only $1.25. You know
tha ursvninR pricea
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DIGIT HERE LET Us SAY WORD ABOUT
~ Patent Leather Shoes That they are .'the
thing" for dress goes without saying. That they
growing IN popularity 4 shoe for everyday
acknowledged by any Observing person. and that they
cannot be guaranteed against cracking admitted by
shoe dealers generally. But with all their they
will undoubtedly hold their place in the front rank Of
correct footwear. Messrs. WILSON q CARR OF so
n W. have introduced q line of these beautiful
shoes that giving than usual satisfaction The
prices range from % el0 per pair ths intermediss
grades being 81 and S.
Their s. Patent Leather Shoe is Of French calf.
hand made and may be had in Button. Lace and Con-
gress They the best value for the money ever Of
fered in Washington, and you would satisfy yourself
the truth Of this assertion. pair tomorrow.
that you may judge from actual experience ds-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-08

The La Richie dnd
The Norwood
Are the latest and Perfect
styles .: Ladies ClOse-fit-
ting CtOfh-suT1doc Mdck-
intashes.
We have q magnificent
assortment Of these gar
lueuts fresh from our lac
tory ana ESQ 10 sO will
give You q choice Of ffty
patterns.
our Orcr ShOes are Pure
Cum and We have all sizes
and sty ies-
The told Scar Nocs-
iEfOsLos tor men are une-
Qusledfor sfElcAnd quality
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If you want to see busy beehive you
must visit our house some Of these after
Moons.
We are busy at all times. but particularly
30 now, and this is perfectly natural.
We are noted the country over for the re-
liability of our Footwear and our phs nome
nally low prices to these attractions are
now added our Great Sale Of Holiday
Slippers" and a reduction from the low
prices of many Of our goods. the annual
round up during December.
For Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
To roundup the surplus of several lines for
ladies' wear.
LADIES' FINEST FRENCH DONGOLA
KID BUTTON AND LACED BOOTS. hand
welt. made on the opera last. with hand
someiy scal!oped patent-leather backs. seal
Hoped vamps and tips. wenever before sold
them for less than IS. For three days.
1925.
LADIES' FEATHER-WEIGHT HAND
TURN FINE DONGOLA BUTTON. made
on the common-sense last on the opera,
with patent leather tips, all sizes and
widths. Are cheap at 50. For three days
only
s2.45.
ABOUT so PAIRS LADIES' STYLISH
LACED BOOTS. with patent-leather tips.
dongola and cloth tops Regular 80
goods. For three days only
SLIGO.
Our stock Of Gents Holiday Slippers 10
receiving more than usual attention. Better
come in time to secure the first choice.
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PAsrruR GrRM-PRoor WAFER

BUY ONLY THE GENUINE.
The china hltering tube used in this filter was the
result OF years Of experiment by the ceiet,rsted
scientist whose name IL bars This feature mAkes t
the ONLY GEkM-PROOF kILTER upon the MARKET
and hence the ONLY fiter that offers any protection
against the many diseases brought by contaminated
drinking water
hisa CHkIsTMAs GIFT that would be apprs-
GATED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-08
SOME MORE H,srs.

10 yards OF Black Satin Rhadane or peau de Sole
may De lust what the fair one desires Tho usn., ot
$1,000 and SlS. rs the dress, the special prices
si3 90 and slG. IS. saving worth consideration.
$40. IL, instead o. eel. 81. !, III. r,,. ., ,....
pattern containing 10 yards Of Satin Rhada,us wifi 4
yards of brocade for trimming.
W ~, instead of sf6 Os. for pattern of Black
v. ". SIN, with ~ yards Vt fancy silk for trimming
SA I'll instead OF eco Is. for 1oSards of plain
and ~ yards fancy Beng aline Silks