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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-07-23

iron girder work imbedded in concrete,
which forms solid bed about eighteen
feet deep. This girder- concrete foun-
dalton has the characteristics of being
continuous in structure and rigid
throughout, and is especially designed
for building on yielding substrata,
such as the deep clay of Chicago. On
the girder-work there are bolted steel
bearing plates, and on these plates
the massive truss foot of the cantilever
rests. This foot at left side will be
attached to metal parts of bed by large
steel pins and eye-bars, but these con-
nections will not be brought into play
unless the tower is heavily loaded.
In the sunerstructure three lines of
trusses constitute the main supports,
two from sides of tower, the third
has middle position, and q lateral
truss system braces them together.
The walls of the tower are compare
lively light, being simply framing of
small-sized angle-iron attached to the
trusswork, aad having facing of en-
bossed sheet metal. The exterior will
be painted dark terra Gotta color.
At Bologna, Italy, there is an old
tower called the Garisenda. It is 100
feet high, eighteen feet square, and
eight feet out of plumb. A better
known tower of this character is the
Campanile of Pisa It was built in the
twelfth century, and is stone struct
ure fifty feet in diameter, 179 feet
high, and leans thirteen feet out of
perpendicular. The leaning of this
tower was due to a poor foundation
while building; the tower had but
reached one-third of it's intended
height when the foundation of one side
began to sink and incline the work.
The masonry was then strengthened
with iron clamps which have kept the
structure intact. By this accidental
departure from the builders aim, what
at first might have been poor refec-
ton Of his work, made the tower of
Pisa famous.
In building the cantilever of L tower
for exhibition purposes it will make
the greatest leaning structure il. The
world and be unique in many particu-
lars. Besides affording an attractive
sight for visitors it will present
novel display of the application
of metal to ali building purposes.
It will take eight months to build
this structure, which includes shop
work and erection. The cost will be
about $5,O0O,000.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-07-23

"That was an awful fate that befel1
Lots wife" said Mrs. Hunnimune,
looking up from her Bible.
at was" said her husband "but it
could not have befallen you"
why not? would just have been
as likely to look behind"
"But you couldn't have turned into
pillar of salt"
why not?"
"You would have turned into pillar
of sugar"
And yet there are some pessimistic
people who contend that marriage is a
failure.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-07-23

INDIAN elephants cannot live in
Central Africa, the home of larger and
more hardy species.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-07-23

Alta recent English marriage ceremony
the bride was exactly twice the age and
twice the weight of the groom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26
TO ADVERTISERS
Special Notice.

In order to put the forms Of Saturday
mammoth l6 page editions of The STAR on
the presses in time to catch early outgoing
trains, and also to give to advertisers the bene-
ft Of that larger circulation always secured by
prompt delivery Of the paper in the city, the
necessity Of sending il business announce
ments at an earlier hour is earnestly urged.
As much copy as possible Of this character
should be furnished by Friday evening. that
proper arrangement, position and classification
may be assured; and hereafter no advertise
ment-whether new or '.re-set"-exceeding
five inches or seventy lines in length. can be
taken after eleven O'Clock am, with a guar
antee that it shall appear in the issue of the
same day.
The management Of THE STAR will regret as
much as any one can if disappointment should
in any case follow the enforcement of this rule,
which is imperatively demanded by circum-
stances beyond human control 1t is conf
IDENTIFY believed, however, that by the exercise
of due consideration on the part of advertising
patrons all ground for complaint on this ground
can be avoided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26

New Workers have long endeavored to get
the trustees TO open the Museum Of Art on
Sundays. The movement gains force because
of little revelation of human nature. The
trustees while denying to the people in mass
the right to use the museum on Sunday have
been issuing. il is said. to the members of their
own families and their own personal friends
card. of admission to be presented at a side
door. The public discovered this aristocracy
Of privilege and kicked with great vigor. The
result Will probably be the opening of all the
doors to all the people. 1t has been claimed
that the reason Why the museum was not
thrown open that there was not money
enough to pay for lighting, heating and attend
ants But the private snap in the public trust
shows that this pretext is no longer available.
If the funds are sufficient for the friends and
families of the trustees they ought to be suffi-
cient for the general public. So say the people
themselves. There is no reason that will stand
daylight or even Washington gaslight why the
Library of Congress and other educational
places under government charge should not be
open portion Of every Sunday, so that that
large portion of the public who cannot use them
on secular days may profit by them To this
end appropriations would have to be increased
very slightly and no extra trouble needs to be
devolved upon the regular attendants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26
REMsASrs Or CoRsErs.

p. D. Corsets. Sizes 81, % "a, 81. Regu-
lar price. 81. 30. Remnant price. 81. 9S each
3P. d. Corsets. Sizes 81. -. -. Regular
price. e1.75. Remnant price. 81. % each.
r. and G. Corsets. Sizes ~, %. &c, 81.
Regular price. 81 Remnant price. 6yc.
each.
7w.C.C. Corsets. Sizes 10. 20, "a, %, q,
$3.50. Regular price. u. Remnant price. 69c.
each.
DIR. Balls Health Corsets. Sizes Is, 10,
90. Regular price, o.. D. Remnant price. CSC.
each.
. DR.. Balls Health Corsets, style B. Sizes
20. %. %. 10. 20. Regular price. 81. Rem
nant price. &c. each.
c. p. Corsets. Sizes 10, 10, 25, %. Reeu.
lar price. 81. 80. Remnant price, 81 9S each
4C.P. Corsets. Sizes 20, 81. "a. 81 Regu-
lar price, sl.7o. Remnant price. 81. % each.
l C.P. Corset, Black. Size Is. Regula.
price, 81. 80. Remnant price, 81. 9S.
1 C.P. Corset. ''Venus." Size Is. Regular
price, b. %. Remnant price. Sl.9S.
Sizes %. "A. 70. -. Regular price, 81. 40.
Remnant price. &c. each.
Thomson's Glove fitting Corsets, style E.
long Sizes Is. 25. ~. :-S. %, 30. Regul--
price, 6l.75. Remnant price, 81. ID each.
same ~ above, short. Sizes 20, 81, "a, 20.
Regular price. Sl.15. Remnant price, 81 ~.
Thomson's Glove-ntting Corsets, style
R.H., extra long. Sizes ~. %. "a, 2S, 30.
Regular price. 81. Remnant price. &c. each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26

communication elsewhere in The STAR
throws additional light upon the persons re-
sponsible for the Geological park" II is a
credit TO have originated to have strongly
advocated the idea of preserving from extinc-
ton under the Smithsonian Institution for the
benefit Of science characteristic types of Amer
lean animals. IL is a diseredit to have origin
ated the idea Of converting this scientific pro-
ject into a local Zoo, or of pretending to thus
convert it, with the result of making it a mu-
nicipal charge. The Smithsonian Institution
wants and asks for an American Zoo for scien-
tifc purposes. The District neither asks for
nor wants a local Zoo at local expense. The
scientific Zoo is commendable project A
municipal Zoo would be foolish extravaganza.
Either buy the animals at national expense and
turn them over to the Smithsonian or do not
buy them at all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26
FOOTWEAR vs.. Foorsonr.

How many special offerings you will see in our Saii n
papers regsrdins low-priced shoes Of every descrp
uon we have not made as many efforts in this depart
ment as II Is tiled TO on account of previous
g'ect We have now seleted some OF our finest goods
and placed them sale for FRIDAY and SATURDAY
only at price that is loss Us and yrss, gain q
you.
Ladies' Fine Patent Leather vamp, Tan. sarge ton.
nand-sewed, low heel. Grecian toe, s4.9s
Is value.
LADIES' Hand-tun French Kid, California toe seam.
less, with over vamp. 10.
35 Value
Ladies' Fine Patent Leather Seamless yamp do..
COLA top. opera toe. waukenfsst last, a. as
90 Value.
Ladies' Fine French Kids. button Pan, toe ha>d
turn. beaded over vamp. $50.
81 value.
Ladies' Fine Doneola and-sexed. ex,sp.io. .o,..
opera and common sense ESQ.
a Value.
Ladies' Dongola Opera and Common sense Bus,o.
Boots. -.
we have without exception. the finest line of Boys
shoes made in this country today Dugan L Hud~ons
Rochester. NY. are the makers. Boys Button and
Lace fatent-leather Shoes; sizes from ~ TO a.
French material and were made 10 sell for ~. 4S
For two days they may belong to our trade at
AXIS.
The same thing in youths these sizes run from Il
to = aud for two days we sell them at
$2.15.
Calf button and bal. with tip seamless yamp. ssms
sizes as the boys
&275
Fine French Calf lace entirely plain va,np, Paris
toe. Sizes ~ TO o., e. 80
Bear in mind that these are Goodyear hand
sewed.
WE HAVE ABOUT 200 PAIRS
OF chdren's Rubbers left clear them out for Fri.
day and Saturday at
lie
We only handle leather stock shoddy goods have no
chance with u.s. and therefore when offer you
Chldrens Shoes as low loc. pair they made of
the very best leather worked button holes all sizes
You will find footwear as near perfection az they
can be made. and our prices exceptionally low. and
our department the only private shopping place fos
ladies in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26

Reassessment Of taxes under permanent as
SCISSORS and higher liquor licenses promise a
needed increase of District revenues 1t will
be difficult TO put such legislation in the mos,
effective shape amendments to these appro-
priations bill, but it is evident that the meas
ures cannot be secured from the present Con-
gre-s in any other FORM If the suggested
amendments are added To the appropriations
bill such detail in the statement of their pro-
visions and such necessary incidental legisla-
ton should be permitted will at least render
these measures entirely effective Us enlargers
Of the Districts revenues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26

For fear of losing the measure in the Senate
if it went back there for concurrence the House
eonferrees have accepted the Senate substitute
for the House bill for the relief of the Supreme
Court and there is every prospect that it will
become law. Briefly. the bill creates an APP
pellate court out of three judges-one circuit
court judge added to the presen: one in all of
the nine circuits. and either Supreme Court
justice or the district judge. Original jurisdic-
ton is reserved to the district court and to the
present circuit court All appeals from the
district court will be to this court of appeals or
to the Supreme Court. The establishment Of
the new court will enable the Supreme Court
to clear up its overburdened docket. The bill
will require the appointment of nine judges,
nine marshals and nine clerks. While not so
symmetrical and perhaps not so effective as the
House bill which abandoned. il will won-
derfully aid the Supreme Court and all who
have litigation before it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26

Gov. Hill Of New York makes bid for dem
ocratic support of his presidential aspirations
in his refusal 10 recognize Gov. Buckley of Con
necrcut and his offer to recognize in an extra
dition case the rival governor. Morris. The
democrats of the Il am democrat brand
dearly love proclamation of democracy from
the housstops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26

The attention of the women of the woman
suffrage convention now in session in this city
10 called to the statement OF Col. Henry Wat
terson Os Kentucky, to wit: 81 am no man 6
man." Evidently this chivalrous son of the
land Of pretty women is the candidate they are
looking for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26

Our esteemed contemporary. the ED,pire OF
Toronto. which does not want 10 be annexed to
the United States refers TO the TRAITORS and
''scoundrels in Washington" and uses other
language which is SO highly disreputable that If
Canada is annexed the EDpiy~ will have to re-
move its ofice to Columbus, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26
We hare the Target Assortrnent Of Umbrellas
Warrington.
w. A. PIERCE & Co.,
Successors to z. @. Davis,
S1e Market Space,
Corner 9Th Street

TOMORROW WILL BE REMNANT FRI
DAY WITH Us AS USUAL.
EVERY FRIDAY we offer extra Inducements
in REMNANTS in every department, and to-
morrow the REMNANT bargains will be more
attractive than ever.
Scan this list carefully, see what you wan..
nyou do not find 1t here, you will in the store.
We can only advertise q few of the Specials in
Remnants. as we could not Begin to mention
half of the REMNANTS that we have on sale
for tomorrow.
REMNANTS OF NECKwEAR.
China Silk Chemisettes in Lavender, BLACK,
White and Light Blue. Regular price, $l.25.
Remnant price. 79c. each.
7CHiNA SILK BOWS in White embroidered,
in Light Blue. Lavender. White and Persian
Colors, all outlined in Gold Thread. Regular
price. $1.OO. Remnant price. 47c. each.
Heavy Surah Silk Refer Scarfs in Brown,
Green, hemstitched at either end. Regular
price. $l.:D. Remnant price, SIC. each.
% Linen Collars for Children. both round AMI
sailor style. with fine embroidery around each
collar. Regular prices. 25 and 3Sc. RsmnAn:
price, 12xc. each,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26

The late Mr.. Fayerweather was as good as
his name to the colleges and hospital And as
his residuary legStees have Invested themselves
Of the enormous estate it appears that his tesla
mentary goodness will take the shape Of actu u
cash. notwithstanding there are still contest
anita
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Skirts ought to go down on your want Iistr now
| and the top of IT, too They are a part Of your
spring equipment. You surely would NO sooner think
OF putting your new the servant of the
ter than of wearing your old hat with it. One is
as appropriate as the other And tastes differ skirts
What you like your neighbor might not-so il takes
Dig assortment to reach away aroundh the de-
mand.
1t is not very long ago you thought you had to
make themto get suited. but little appreciation given
the designers has acted like stmulant on their ef-
forts-and your odd notion 10 than eccentrcity
you cannot md something ready for wear to
your notion. ion could not make them for the
price. not taking account Of your time. We are
going to skim over the here and there
on Particularly merftorions creation-as pointer
for you-and then We will want just q word SILK
WAlsTS.
Gray and White Striped Skirts, 50 cents. Better
quality, 81.
-B.ack, Blue and Brown Fancy Stripes-s1.2o.
-biack Mohair. with rufhe-&.
black brliliantine with knife plaitng-e3 and
SbJO
-Briliiantine. with side plaiting-S4.j0.
--Br1liianfine, with embroidered rufie-&6.
Black Surah Silk-quilted a. the bottom 30. 80.
Black surah Silk with ruffie hnish lined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26

Governor Buckley added neither to his fame
- the chief executive Of a state nor as hu-
norous lstter writer by his last communication
70 Governor Hill Of New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26
War THrxk You o. TINS

Underwear At Ices than COS, q materials. Itss sas
that can't In doutfed or contradicf-d You know the
value Of the best Mus,ins. Camlr,-- l.r~- and Am.
oroideries you know OF learn auan,ftie. u-ed
on the garments offering Co,,,,f "A, o..f aad
tOu'N dad az ask less thaa cost
For explanation 49, Taragruph about midway Of this
column headed. 'lMPoRrANr SALE on i-NnFR
MEAk" But nrS' learn Of the SIN Underwear and
Hosiery offered At
SURPRISE PRICES UNTIL FRIDAY EVENING.
What think you Of an entire .sork Of choac. SIN
Underwear and Hosiery beiRs looked on a. ran napt.-
offered at remnant Trices' That's anuther fast th.tu
make tomorrow q busy day NJ the Pslais Royal
NEARLY 1900 SILK VESTS
R RssSls5 n ..:: ss So :iS@s
wessk particular ai;-ntion 10 the Vests reiu from
- to5s cents These all pur- SILK coine IN all
siAes. from smallest 90 Largest without extra char.e
Tor extra sizes. Tie color~ Pima. Rlne Cr,su. As-
endr and Back hoa need a. take thsse Vests yOur
hAhd-to note the ~eict. the IN sh. the .oior~. IN
You viii 10 likewise with the y.n; vests nj ELSEWHERE
,onll IL puzzled - ,l.-ide whirh i l-st. Thns.
though We only advertise 7Scenr Silt Vests ySr 81
cehfs You you really ers the usual
VESTS foR - CENTS.
Another illustration Our cash business has snshlea
US 70 oner Tor " u each the rbh-d sik Vests
as tudsed worth sS 10 ~ certain merchants who
credit hearty half OF their CUSTOMER. Asrain. the
rbt~N silA Ns-iscailed SILK bat REALLY and sk
mined-have retailel Een-ray az tS cents. the pAais
ts'sai prioe has always besn a. cents our claim
'n%t al our regular prIcss hsV- offered better
anAlty than l. usual, that rHE REDUCED
fklCEs MAXI THIS SIN UNDERWEAR THE
ohEAfESI EVER ofFIRED IN This CITY.
THOUSANDS OF PAIRS OF SILK HOSE
Too many. The reiuced rTic-s will brir.g IN. stock
TO rs normal condition by tomorrow evening and
then REGULAR prices more.
coLcRED SILK HOSE.
k ksia;s5 T iT,s-. So Sc "a :Is :e
BLACK SILK HOSE.
E Essal: Cd price Price. 81 81 e. ::hISSg%
Regular prices se.aa salas a.4s .4es
Reduced prices 500 -. So 81 =, "a a.
as- Have any other three stores combined a. l.rx.
OF a. varied a stock Of BLACK SIX Hose,
Now let as look at the Color-i SILK Hoe Take
Tor instance. the celebrated &C. O." silk Hu-a
iou Know That Charles Gervaise will not allow In.
Initials stamped on inferior goo,is. You know th.
conhden.e you have in hose marked &C q and Won
know the price usually asked for this sale yn are 20
be offered the genuine &C. c." SIX Hose for ONLY
% ChNis PAIR. No mean assortment % sfyles or
Shades We show them m plain aud boot PATTERNS.
combining the following; SIX shades q Tans, six
rays, four Reds four Browns. four Sir~-ns Pink SAY
Blue, Lavender. Cream. White. yellow. tisnsisrue
salmon, Mahogany aud Fast Black. so. a pair.
But really the cheapest the most expensive
Here are Heavy Raw sik Bose markell a. i, bu, Of
fered at s2.99. that nail vOE IS 80 a gafr sl.-
Where. AZ much could be said for other styles
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued belowD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26

IL has been decided that senator-elcct Brice
Of Ohio will have to pay those Buckeye back
taxes. notwithstanding he is citizen of New
York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26

Governor Campbell Of Ohio Was in New York
yesterday. uncertain about returning TO Colum-
bus, he said, until they ceased firing out there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26

Mr.. Cleveland still thinks tariff reform IL the
keynote Of democracy. 1t gave him the pitch.
however, when he struck IL once upon time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26

Senator Chandler will proceed to thump his
enemies in the New Hampshire legislature with
cold type at long range.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26
PoarrrvrLr TIE LAST Two DArs.

u 0olAlNELt u hk LIANT WO LAYS.
OUR GREAT BARGAIN SALE
Will positively close Saturday night at IL
o'ciock. Those who have not taken sdvantase
of this sale should surely do % tomorrow or
Saturday. You will never yet another such
chance.
Look what we will offer for the las. two days:
ladies' Doneola Button, box toe or common
sense. all styles and sizes REGULAR price. 81.
For two days. sl.24.
Ladies' Fine Donsola Button. our own make.
any of the following styles: Patent leather toes.
box toes, plain toes or common sense. Regular
price, %. For two days. sl.ss.
Ladies' a Button or Lace For two days,
sa&
ladies' English Walking Fast Hand sewed.
Regular price, a. For two days. 81 %.
ladies' Fancy Slippers from Csc up.
Mems % Calf Button. Lace or Congress-. all
styles and Sizes For two days. sIsS
Mems 90 Button. Lace or Congress. For two
days.s1.a4.
Boys and Misses ao School Shoes. For two
days. s12a
Mems Genuine Alligator Slippers. all colors.
Regular price.s3. For two days. s1.s7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26

The diver question il . condition in the west
and . theory in the east
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$50. GARMENTS FoR 79c.
Continued below. }

duction.
GowNs.-The six new styles for the season az 81
have peer in this city. There'u he scramble 90
them az DC. All sizes and plenty Of them. Don't a.
for more than two garments and you'n not make IN
yoursef feel uufriendly. Until Saturday ~
SKIRTS. The three most popular suc. styles will
found on this table. including the prns fsvorfs-th
skfrt with s-nch embroiisry hounce ana clusesrss
o-oess
DkAWEbs--six styles. cotton and camlric. TIM
minss Of torchon and plat Val. Aces also Hsmbunwi
serttons and edrea. Take your choice
CORSET COVERS AND CHEMISTS Made q b.
csmbric. choice Lace and enbsosd<ry trimmings. -
feet fttin0. are the Corss< oovers married g. ~
Ohsmines with square. round and v-shsps nerksls
and enabrodery trimn1inss. IA
TEE rALAis aoAI-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-26
REMNANTS Or GRENADINES AND

= y
VELvETS.
l2 yards Of Striped Velvet. in Black Resu-
lar price, Sl.5O. Remnant price, BIC yard.
Ga yards All-silk Brocaded Velvet Grenadine
Regular price. -. Remnant price. Sc yard.
81 yards All-siik Brocaded Velvet Grenadns.
Regular price, 10. Remnant price, 9Sc yard.
10 yards Bronze Green Velvet. Regular
price. 81 Remnant price, 4ac. yard.
10 yards Black and White Striped Velvet,
two styles. Regular price, &2.25. Remnant
price. SIC. yard.
IL yards Black Satin Striped All silk Grena-
dine. Regular price. 81. 20. Remnant price,
&l' 10 tor piece.
IA yards Brorade Grenadine, all silk. Reyu-
lar price. 1877. Remnant price. - tor pe e.
Oyards Brocade Grenadine. all silk. Reyu-
lar price. Sl2. Remnant price. 81 tor piece.
, yards Brocade stripe Grenadine all silk
Regular price. $lj Remnant price, 81 for
piece
3s4 yards Brocsde Grenadine. all silk Resu-
lar price, $3.50. Remnant price. ~. 80 for
piece.
yards Check Grenadine. all silk. Regular
price, Sl4 Remnant price, - for piece.
"a yards Iron Frame Grenadne. Regular
price. s9.T5. Remnant prize. 80 tor piece.
554 yards Check Grenadine, all silk. Reguaf
price, -. 81. Remnant price. 81. ~ for piece
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'WrHEsse- PRrcrs AND "SrnwARrr Quu1rrs

:: : {:
INTEND WELCOME
INTERESTING ON ANOTHER
A
SOME OCCASIONS" o
E STEAD
DRIFTING ANNOUNCE
TOMORROW SATURDAY
UNoUEsTIoNED QUALITY
PRICES
THEM-pRoMPTLY-
BENEFIT OF
COMPANY.
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WrxrER,s LAST STRUGGLE.

Here's EVERY LADIES WINTER JACKET
we've gvt let cut OF the immense assortment
We had when We opened-scsrcely five months
axo-ONLY SIX OF THEM.
Loss doesn't hinder Us from keeping faith
with you. These garments cannot stay with
us. We think the price nor must appeal To
you as good investment To make. even IL yoss
do keep IL until next season. HALF Is THE
ORDER