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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

LOT NO. s.
NEWS HAND-sEwED FRENCH CALF
SL6q8kR BAI9 The .nsweUs" m 8hoes.
LOT NO. 8.
MEMS CALF PATENT LEATHER HAND
SEWED SHOES. in Button, Lace and Com
Ees; All shapsa. Including the PluchR and
f1csdilly. o., $50 and t0 qualities.
- REDUCED TO q. 60 -
LOT NO. 2.
MEMS HAND-sRwED FRENCH CALF
BOOTS Plain and Morocco Tops Regular Is.
W-aRDUCEp 10 ssm~
LOT NO. &
AL OF OUR CALF AND KANGAROO
SaOES-buttm, lace and conRress-with tips
and without-that sell at 81. 0S and ~. so, ax0
eIREDUCED TO o1.&9. "a
ALL FOR 4 THREE DAYS SALE.
SAKS AND COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

Speaking Of the action of the Supreme Court
upon the British application in the Boring sea
controversy the London Times says: Its de-
cision in favor of Mr.. Blaine's contention would
in no sense be binding upon us, and an adverse
decision would put an end to Mr.. Blaine policy
at . STROKE" The purpose of the movement
isvery clear. It not disguised in Great Britain,
and the effort of pro-English anti-administra-
ton newspapers Of this country to confuse the
matter, to deny that an appeal has been made
from one branch of the government to another,
involving discourtesy to the branch ignored,
and to represent the application as in some way
q delicate compliment to the Supreme Court
and the nation, is rendered absurd by the can
did statement Of the Times. The republic
through its authorized diplomatic representa-
tive, rejected the British proposal of a certain
kind Of arbitration in respect to the Boring sea
controversy and suggested another kind.
Great Britain, instead Of replying to
the American suggestion, attempts to shift
the controversy to the Supreme Court and to
obtain from that tribunal a decision upon the
points that it wished to submit to arbitration,
which, If unfavorable, would not bind it. and,
if favorable, woul1, it claims, overthrow the
American contention in the pending diplomatic
negotiations. Evidently the republic viii not
permit itself to be placed at the disadvantage
Of this ng-handled arbitration. and whatever
steps it is found necessary to take to avoid it
win doubtless be taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

The total vote Of the Methodist laity on the
question of women delegates to the general
conference is nearly 1000. and is much
greater than was expected. Three-ffths of this
vote was cast in the affirmative. The question
is practically settled 50 far as the lay vote is
concerned The ministry have yet to express
their Judgment in the matter. Three-fourths
of the ministers must vote for the proposition
and after that two-thirds Of the next general
conference must concur in the decision reached
before the change viii be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

The managers Of the Association ball to be
held In Richmond shortly for the benefit Of
the Society for the Preservation Of Virginia
Antiquities have decided to invite neither the
President nor Secretary Blaine. Evidently one
Of Virginia's srandest MISREPRESENTATION
hospitaiity-is in need Of preservation by the
society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

Senator Vest proposes to prevent frivolous
proceedings before the Supreme Court in the
nature Of delay Of execution after a capital
case has once been decided by that great
tribunal Some such legislation, if very care
fully safeguardsd SO as not to deny Justice
where new and important matter has arisen
Hinee the last decision, il desirable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

A wing Of the republican party in the Colo
RADIO house Of Representatives swings of into
space and coalesces with the democrats agains,
the majority Of its own party. This curious
coalition forms a new majority and leaves the
speaker at the head Of minority, which he
now proposes to secede from The season 70,
political surprises Is at its climax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad is naturally
much encouraged by the success Of the Balti-
more and Potomac in getting all il wanted from
Congress in legalizing its Illegal acts and grant
ing 1t additional property and privileges with
out exacting from it any Improvements what
ever for the public benefit. In the Farwen bill,
favorably reported to the Senate, the Baltimore
and Ohio seeks the reward for its cooperation
or noa-interferenee with the Baltimore and
Potomac project, and asks that the prece-
dent which Congress has established by the
Atkinson bill be applied to il. Evidently
ii one railroad is permitted to do a. it pleases
In south Washington the same privilege is
reasonably claimed by another railroad in
Ear Washington, and viii be demanded by the
new railroads to enter West Washington. Such
legislation as the Atkinson bill threatens every
section Of the city, and Northeast Washington
h now approaching il more keenly than ever
before. The Baltimore and Ohio's request is
somewhat more modest than the successful de-
mand Of the Baltimore and Potomac, in that it
proposes to remove q considerable stretch Of
the existing dangerous surface tracks and to
bridge certain streets, thus sbolishing a
number of grade crossings, whereas
the Baltimore and Potomac retains and per-
petuatcs every one OF lts utatn-trdpsL Dut III
spite Of the proposed reduction Of grade-cross-
ings the Baltimore and Ohio proposition is
very Objectionable. The station is retained in
its present unsuitable location, under
the very eavesdroppings of the Capt.
tol," as Senator ingalls, once put it.
The proposed loop, four tracks in width,
eurving into the present station site
and eurving out again to reunite with the tracks
on Delaware avenue is, in the shape proposed,
highly Objectionable, and if created would ag-
gravate, if that were possible. the evils Of the
present occupation. The plan involves the
surrender Of important streets like North Capt.
tol street to railroad purposes and the closing
of other important public thoroughfares- A
broad stretch of impossible railroad territory
would be established near to the Capitol, sepa-
rating weil-populated portions Of East and
West Washington and cutting off the natural
communications between these sections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

The alliance grip is on bleeding Kansas. The
farmers have carried the house organization
and i've republican recalcitrsnts keep thu
senate from organizing on republican lines
II Nh. ingalls, is to make his calling and elec
ton sure the preliminaries have not beer
arranged 90 far as appears.
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Sx1.rs. SOC. To SIG.

Sx1.rs. SOC. To SIG.
Twice last seasons stock and nearly txice the
variety Of Short and Long Skirts. Certain styles
that met with popular favor have been re-
ordered. Many will recognise them by the de-
scriptions and viii gladly profit by the lower
prices.
CSC. SKIRTS FOR Sc.
Best Muslin. Extra Wide Skirts. e-inch cam
brio Aounce, 3-ineh Hamburg edge. clusters
nne bunch tucks.
Csc. SKIRTS FOR TIC.
Superior Muslin, C-inch ruiie of French en-
bruideFy. tueks above.
S9c. SKIRTS FOR T5c
Nothing mean in material. width or finish.
The deep Hamburg rufas has tucks shove.
sl.2s SKIRTS FOR Csc.
Superior Muslin. 9inch hemstitchsd RUNE
and tucks above.
sL9s SKIRTS FOR sles
Six styles for this season. Trimmings Of plat
Val. and torchon laces. Hamburg and hand em-
broidery, superior to that used In last seasons
81. 90 Skirts
tD-If only to satisfy your CURIOSITY. all to
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

Speaking Of sweet things Louisiana has
raised something like $4,000 hogsheads-
million barrels-of sugar during the year, the
largest crop since the war. One ship left New
Orleans not long ago with q cargo of IS, 400
barrels and 10000 barrel cargoes are common
things. What a wealth of linked sweetness
long drawn OUT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

One Of the leading drawbacks to q war with
TIE Indians IN these piping times Of peace and
politics seems 70 be the rule that il is uncon-
ssitutionsl 10 kill an Indian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

Senator ingalls, delivered 9 speech to the
K.ns.s Legislature today in which the jingle of
silver rang pleasantly in the ears Of the farmer
statesmen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

A sssse legislature these DAYS that convenes
quietly and conducts its business decen.ly and
IN order u rare enough TO cause comment
At present comment is unnecessary.
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TIE SHOE SALE "Up To D.rr.r
sAKs AND COMPANY.

Footwear Join hands with The other features
dom Of thea for three days The Qualities and
sa =. sse s. sess move e:
1An1Ey Ii HAN NJ. Xvi PAIRS HSId LEFT nov
:s:s sss e; :SsoS vsaS. sa'snssa
SAMPLE PRICE, eo79.
1Ap1EgF bko N9 xSS e sNaY LEFT cKE65TTHrop
i ESIII9 ,,s, B9ots: with opera tee, ps.sns,
n''''''f sSA fSls Fl Pki Ri sa.7s.
1Aps ks7E En- III 5A btTT t5ET Doors
%sds 90 epsTs and common sense lasts pat
stitch tst.n Sy hand we've s'ss y saS dfy w
''0s' '' sSSfLEf fk iaS ind & e;
rAns sETF Fss ~ Ef5 Ls saIrs S aSEg ,,
and hand aaa 0: :s.. son rs e:
sAErIES PRICE, s2.7s.
STYLE NO. So PAIRS LEFT.
fkENcH kIb 1oP Button E B6orss o Sl.iD
ssnd sewed. A duet OF Qualities-s5 and
cA~A @SS = uASLs U<.1b.
prssTf EEd III I'll skR Rams SdE
BOOTS, made on the opera and common seSss
s ash "a ssWea[doar forget that. In stock at
v % 'ns s1zisir1E PRICE. .a.7s.
LAgihsIs eA M as ARAlss kEf sTtrros
SSoI ~ Made ,S on opsTs and commons sense
are 50 gentle on tender feet. You've Seu s1st
s2afIss Pk ifEcsa111 sa.H E and s'.So'
LApfIEiSk b b4i FL 56 PAdas LEFT sTirrox
ooIs; VIII s sss;sn'iGE soies: PsssntlsatGss
many pair a. $3 and %. 5O-two qasiitssS.
We '0AssA AkfEE f eEse e. . i. r.
LADIES' BRiSAf 6oNaSeffA bGrroS
Boots So. on sae opers and eommen-eense
aa'i''''IsaksH fPf r fs 81 s,.r.
1AD ETH Isl k l SS14ds s557Ts ~,
ecallopsd vsnp and back, opera tos, concaW
heel S' sSa ;fae s3 ssfd 4; e si.u.
sEY B5dI k9 6Jso5LRR 4 hD4I FSE sors
sxtensioh soles. plain and patent-lesthsr tipped
:sn; =: i.sts; Two qualities Of this style
'S''''fs 'tihpIE PRICE. u.r.
They're eeing, yos ses. yon can't scr.mba.
after thsm too fast-sud sacl il . srnnins H.,
Eaip to reward you. choice Of eleven noI6y
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

1t is significant comment on the young Ger
man kziser's talk of European disarmament
that Russia increases her army and navy esti-
mates BY nine million, one hundred thousand
Yubles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

It VII be . great boom for the new south il
Ne government tests Of Chattanooga steel
prove Il 10 be suitable for heavy ordnance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14
Cows. $50. To S19 FACE.

Towns. OOC. 10 SD1C LACE
Some Of the new styles ars unique. Here's
one that buttons at the side. shirred at back and
front. high shoulders. run with ribbon neck,
front and cuffs
SIC. GOWNS FOR 10 CENTS.
Last season we sold similar Gowns. less care
fully finished. for s9cents; and. as many know.
couldn't supply the demand for them. They
are "Mother Hubbard" style. with two inser-
tons Of superior embroidery; edge ct front.
neck and sleeves.
s1.25 GOWNS FOR 90 CENTS.
We were nrst to introduce to Washington
Gowns with the surphce neck. These now Of
fered at % cents are trimmed with better en-
broidsry than in last seasons sI.25 Gowns
sl.35 GOWNS FOR sl.ea
surplice neck and v-shape yoke of Ham
burg; high sleeves. You know, perhaps. ofths
rush for these last season at s1-35 each.
s1.9s GOWNS FOR s1.es.
Muslin or cambria. Trimmings Of laces and
embroideries cunningly arranged. No easier
to describe than q French Bonnet. And who
can tell properly ON paper Of the twists and
turns and that indescribabls something that
constitutes the beauty Of Bonnet
The ''Bemhardt'.is the latest style lace
trimmed French Gown. Our price il e72h
SILK Gowns. with choice lace trimmings, elo
each. Ask to BEE them. 49,,
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

II the Gerranie Saul to be found hereafter
among the prophets Of revenue reform? Such
h The runor nom free trade England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14
Fo, TIE LADIES.

We know the reductions ~ offer In our cloak
Depsrtment during the next three days VIII
turn cur contemporaries pale with coustsrm.
ton. We have done Just what they feared w
would do-And inst what w have intsadsd 10
do-clssr the track Of svuy impeachment tos
Pssdy wiphs out It this seasons Stock Surely
~ nothing efss-ths time gathered, dust
srown relies that annually appear before you
would teach ~ that OUR course was the only
proper one. Like contasion this policy Of
ours has seissd upon them all. With the
Stamp Of Antiquity - plainly married they ~
Obliged to confess to what your keen perception
hsd ahsady ssaschsd out--and scknowlsdes
that they are living In the fashions Of the post
spAsssly spzintisd with the lights Of the pres.
snt. QUA traAd-nev stock has been cut deeper
than ths deepest. Listen
Hundreds Of cur Long Garments. Three
Quaztrlsneth and Short Jacksts-shss It.
trscted Jour Sincere admiration 1t se5. se4.
ga. 81. so. s22, go and s1s-ars laid befor,
you without comment for your unrestricted
choice at
sl5-FIFTEEN poLLARs-sls.
Is just simply no price at an from an actual
pasionized us this sesson or not-that nowhere
1a yoov eyes feast on such IN array OF unique
Gha letter lGa wTsps sSsn
i'm, ,n Sn s, one Of ours gave proof or
English Check and P1aid Newmarket,
rlain Black cheyiot Refer front Ulster.
Enytish Ulster, with belt and satchel
gs-Bisck English Melton Cape listers.
Three-luarterl length Black Vest front
I1-Black Matelasse Reefers.
~ bisck cuevos Astrachan trimmed
~ Black Enrfish Diagonal wors.ed Refers.
y BLACK Fsncily Braided vest-tront Jackets.
length Isst-front Jackets. handsomely e,a-
..Thsts the sort of garments ". are bringing
ihs n sais a Is NJ SS Sa s'.Es1s
there is use for its factors. clear unconditiona
SS So sss. 20 and N I'll us ,i fo4 'Ss. s-a
s-ss
: sH-FIFTEEN DoILARs-sls
Can yon conceive Of there bsing one here
rs ~ eatl ntt, me gentlemen have known
tins Is our fTst opportunity to give evidence Of
,N99W pfF TIT SM IN TVS depsrtHsn,;
THAT.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
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Fon THx MEs.

To stand by inactive is to see q grand oppor-
tunity slip away from you. Unless you are e.
traordinarily veil provided for the future 700
cannot surely intend to let our Overcast Sale
"close the door In your face" II you don't
want . new Dress Coat-thsrs are the Stern
Goats and listers. WHIST man can do wishe1s
ones But the Dress Coats themselves modelled
in every conceivable popular fashion Of ths
best part Of our mat,hless stock. Goats thas
sold for SIS. se3. s2s. go and SIS, Win noss
to approach thsm-tor more. even. They are
laid low" at
80 -
sl5-FIFTEEN DOLL.ARS-Sl5.
There AZ. Some are
BOX COATS. CHINcHILLA.
COVERT COATS. : BEAyEk.
SACK COATS, KERSEY,
CAPE COATS, M0ETAGNAC,
ULTSERS, IRISH FRIEZf,
DkiVfNG CoAfs. VfcGNA.
And instead OF being se5. s23, sso, so and
e1S-they are-untii saturday night-subject 20
your commands az
FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
And sou are sure of what you are buying.
SAKS AND COMPANY.
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T I'll I. s. s EHiiI +
E HEAlA. H$ssjjSu.
10TH AND srs.
TIE LAST OF rnr LAST.
THAT rs WHAT WE SAT- ABOUT orH
LADIES'. MISSES AND cHrLpRkrs vaAra

No more whiting 20 10 prics - shers D scShins
ies but portion q the cosf ss this iss nd Anal
h made
even the garment 10 not much WON this sssson- Tbs
quantity divided INTO lots and esh os tells 200 hoe
many Of kind and the sizes-
LOT l-chndr~ns As>o~sed WOOD Nsvusrssss. n
stripes and paaids The coaon Navy. Tan and Brovns
The sises 6to II years. e2.0 There 10 not sar
menf among these that sold FOR Len shsn ~ - NJ
LOT pine Quality Of Atwood Piaid cosA orssch
ems. with full sleeves. coaching capss vsry noeby.
Ages 4. o and year. e4aS. Thew D. ncs ssrm>n'
among them that sold for Ices than o. up 10 oa.&
LOT S-Elesant Quality Of Imporsed nsv9 Goth.
trimmed with astrachAn and sin cord einmSns. en-
tremely noeoy. There are only thrSs q th~sp-svs
Brown and one Navy. IN prscs. oSo6 rns s.rnenu
were bought to ssli for en- 4s
LOT 4-Misses' Assorted Newmarket. In ans 6nves
and fancy plaid scotch efects. full slsevuH. hiet
shoulders Ages IA. 10. Is The price. slo. Th~r
are I'm this 10; and not ssld less than siA
from that up TO els
LOT 5-Miss-s' Atwood HABIT closh N.~msrs.s.
colors. Tan, Black and Hue. high shouldsrs. full
sleeves. with side pockets. Thess ars extremely ens
goods and made the same . custom -mads wrap sal
faced and finished Al Ages L. 10 end Ia Thers ar.
only In this lot The price nov. en- They sold Goa
LOT e-Chiidrens Reefers. from 10 10 yssrs. plan
cheviot, English chsvrua and brosd waies hirh shoul
ders and br~ss buttons. Asss from 20 To- Ths pro-
now. e2-25. The price was e. a.
LOT S-Mis.es' Plain Black Chevios Reefes~, full
tailor made. Only 3 In this lot. e. %. Ths pro-
was t4.4s
LOT s-Mis>ee' Black Chinchiia Rssfss. edrrs
bound with velvet. side pockcts The proe now % 30
The price was e6.4s
LOT 9-Misses' English Kersey Mode Rs-fers. vep
jsunty, with large pearl butsons Thsr only IN
this lot. The price nov. g. a. The p1os q. III
LOT 1o-Misses' Black and Blue Brood wsles. Ais
Block Imported chinchflla. with storm collar. hsf
shoulders. tailor bound. The price nov, o.. Ths
prize was Ell. 49,
LOT ll-IAdies Diagonal Cloth Reefrs. mostly 81
81 and - sizes. The price nov. s2.25. Ths prs'
was a. ~.
LOT l2-Fine Navy Blue cheviot. high sboal
ders. with military braid trimming. Only t~s
In this lot, 80 and 81 The price nov. eG.so. VA
sl3a
LOT l3-Rxsra sise Plain Bach MOSCOW Beaver.
tailor made. full sleeves and hixh shouldep. tbs
price now. o.. The price WINS sl2.<s
LOT l4-0nly two Of this garment. which N IN I'm
ported Refer. in ne quality be@yer. Blsck and
one Brown. with full shawl collar Of astrsrhAn- Tins
price now. sl0 The D1ce wss e17.4s.
Now. this description q lots 20 lot n hut In
order to make plain. good. resdable sdvsrtisemen
did not want TO crowd too much. hut the same
PLANTATION IL attached ~ the goods they sorse
on the racks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

The state government Of New Hampshire
SAouid be enrolled upon the lists Of modern
civilization IF entitled"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

The Nebraska situation, which has been open
Dor soms tims. ID likely 10 be Sled without fur
thsr disturbance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

n worlds fair has been temporarily OBJ
sssssd ~ ths dispstches from the ssas Of the
Indian var.
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:. 35o. To 81.

Cm,n..s. 35c. To 81.
Nst eaiy chsnasss. h.t oossn "a csahrse
Undsrgssmsnts S@ Missm - Chhdrn q
Ss~v Asssststis& IL telaaytns szs S9 hdisss
g. oz1Mm1e ron "a.
RssAnes ~ Sas1aiss1 -. - - sq1ass
yaagb01A fsN1s1ta.
OwsAasnoluu1sgsAeaso1AAss
AaesnaDsn1 hlase 0u119seA
tcntiaasd i sdseanias esl.nla.l
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PERHAPS NO BETTER COMPLIMENT THE 'opExrNa- or
1897 CAN Comparison WITH ,spo THE MOTT
POPULAR GARMENTS OF HAVE BEEN DUPLICATED FOR
81 AT PRICES 80 MUCH LOWER THAT MANY OF OUR
REGULAR PATRONS ARE BUYING YEARS SUPPLY THEN,
TOO. THE NOVELTIES FOB ATTRACTING THE Ar.
TENTIoN ALIKE PATRONS AND coNpF11roaa TEE
SECRET OF TIE MODERATE PRICES FOR THESE MARVEL
ousLY TRIMMED FRENCH GOWNS cHENIsKs SKIRTS ETC n
THEY REALLY NOT PARIS MADE GARMENTS srr
COPIES OF rHEM-TAc SMILES MIGHT CALL THEM M
PORTING THE MATERIALS IN QUANTITIES AND HAVING
THEM CUT I IDENTICAL MADE AND TRIMMED I'M
IDENTICAL STYLES MAKE TEEN IN ALL BUT PRICE
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below) o,o.tf,u~a,.s.-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

MISLEADING WINDOW DrspLArs.
Various ways Of mialssdins you. For instance our
window display Of 1891 Ribbons mi.as.as bsc.u,.
the new and delicate shades n, not shown; and Tn
how can you Judge Of qualities. The inferior r,ds NJ
ribbons look as well in /. window - do these b.s,
quality Ribbona
f k's:s: IL s2' il T.. fn! L.. IT.
e1-Quality considered thsse sse the lovest prtcs.
ever asked in this city and far . We know, in any
other city.
Nov take the window display Of 1891 Wooden pr,u
Goods The deicste ttnts Of FAxns and Tans are not
Tor display In sunlt window. and yet We have tbs
said the best variety yet shown This ID a fsr ~
our window displays nisead We donr Judge Il leeit
mate to exhibit few gsrments-xraps for instance
In window and marx them 1t very low prSce only 70
tell you when you visit the department that We can't
ut you and ask you considerably higher prices for
ether garments that do At.
TIE PAIAIs ROYAL.
{Conttnnsd t.lov)
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A "SHEAR1sa" In USpERwEAn

Poverty Of sizes fs bringing some rnre quail
ties in UNDERWEAR to almost Incredibly low
prices We are not even getting out Of them
what they cost us-but we've horror OF odds
and ends" You will find this hist posted" IN
the Furnishing Department-and for the com
ing three days the new price will hold good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

A Coon Rrvrsun
T...... Thrt h good revenue. says the old proverb
H. To Be known Is being thrifty b the best kind Of
E......s rsputstion among your neighbour.
f...... n b easily acquired. You need only 10 buy
A....your goods Of Us to Be known the town around
L--...ss being thrifty. Especially IL this ct this
k.....nonths aies- Goods are going ct prices
....... profitable to YOU But b. you want to Be
thrifty
You .-...................
................... MUST ........................
............................. BE................-
sPRY
PRICES THAT SUIT THE THRIFTY.
For tomorrow only we viii sell Washing outnt con
sistins Of
I Medium and Large Tub.
Good Zinc Wash Board
Large Copper bottom wash Boiler.
Large Clothes Horse.
15hfoot Ironing Board
1oofoot Clothes Lima
50 Clothes Pins
Good Two-hoop Buckse.
2 Irons.
Clothes BASKET
The regular price Of this set IL e. 80. For tomorrow
only you can have one for "a. s.
lasn MOP. DC
Handmade Salt Boxes lee
Boxes Of Tooth Picks. &c
Polished Wood Knife Fork and Spoon Box
Good Bisseu Carpet Sweeper. worth e. %. for sl -
Hearth Brush, worth DOC. for..-.-....-.......la c
oooV Win Nc
Large Sze Flour Pail Sic
Large wooden mixing spoon DC
spice Cabinet. IL drawers So
otoSe brushss- Sc
aha
nsesa BOARD
Shelf Paper. White or Colored 4S sheets. . &c
Six Large Cakes Big Bonanza Toilet Soap 25c
Heavy Japanned Bread Boxes 81 10 and 3ar
Hanging Hall Lamp frosted globe 81 ~,
Embossed Umbrella Stand. fancy brass top 5000. ssc
Decorated and Gold Line Bone Dishes
Handsome Decorated and Gold Line Chamber
Nets, worth 30. for S. 9S
Decorated and Gold Line Dinner and Tea Set.
worth go. for o. 5 96
Decorated and Cold Line French China Cream
Fi'chefs &c
japanese Oatmeal Bowls &c
Crystal Water Set. pitcher six glasses and tray 5ac
Plated Butter Knife. Sc
Lap Board sc
Bric-a-Brac Table (Antique Oak and Bamboo . 81 -
2Axso Oh Painting. with 4inch gold frame. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

THE COMBINATION.
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II KAUFMAN q SICKLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

''odds" of Brittes PURE SILK,
eB2 pairs of 12thresd Drawers-both sizs
b. Marked from SIS to IS.
cy-2 pairs of g-thread Drawers-both size 90
Marked from el3 to e.
ODDS OF CARTWRIGHT 4 WARMERS MAI