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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-06-10

spirit. His death was a great shock
to all his family, but they are thank
full it was without suffering or pain.
The New York Press says some
thing like 1920, ,OoO, 900 of capitalized
Investment had been driven, by in
judicious and ridiculous legislation,
from New York to New Jersey. To-
day tho record shows that nearly 500
of the chief coporations of tho city of
New York have removed to New Jer-
sey, where, chartered, they pay not
only much lighter taxation, but find
Interference by avaricious and
thoughtless legal provisions infmtsly
less burdensome
Rufus Davis died at his homo in
Fsrmanagh township sometime be-
tween Saturday evening and Sunday
morning He was in good health
on Saturday and worked oil day for
Turner Sulouff and retired on Sat
urday evening without a word to in
dicats that before Sabbath morning
his spirit would have left its tene-
ment of earth and winged its way
to it's home in the spirit land, from
which no one has erer returned to
tell of the joys and sorrows OF the
realm to which we are all hasten ing.
| A few days ago William Hafley
of Aaronsburg, Centre county bought
half pound of gunpowder to use
for destroying caterpillars on his
fruit trees. He placed the powder
in his pocket, and on his way home
stopped at the blacksmith shop for a
friendly chat with the smith. While
!, standing near the forge spark from
the rsdhot iron dropped in his pocket
and caused an explosion Baffiey
had his coat, vest and pantaloons
blown off, was completely demorali
zsd, and besides sevorsly burned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

There is q good deal OF comment in Berlin
over recent conferences between the Kaiser and
Count waldersee and the latter and Prince
Bismarck. 1t has been said that the imperial
policy is changing back to Bismarckism.
While the situation appears to justify the as
sumption OF a reversal Of foreign policy il is
not yet clear that the emperor will restore tho
great statesman to his old place or fully to the
position of private counsellor Of the empire.
Undoubtedly the Caprivi administration has
not been a success. II has been unsteady all
winter and now tina. fighting weather is coming
on apace the signs of dissolution increase. But
il 10 possible that William means simply to put
his odd favorite wsidersee in training for the
chancellorship, and to adopt so much Of Bis
msrek's policy as suits the humor of the hour
or the special requirements Of the triple
alliance. The alliance itself must be main
tanned, since the French are not to be coaxed
and the young Czech party in Austria are
already looking to Russia The imperial leader
Of Europe is surrounded with difficulties. and
it may be that only one brain is astute enough
to show him the way out-the brain that
created modern Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13
Dr. John 8. Billings. in an interesting ad-

DR.. John 8. Billings. in an interesting ad-
dress upon Public Health and Municipal Gov
eminent. delivered recently In Philadelphia.
says concerning washington's municipal gov
eminent:
In the Forum for last December. Mr.. An
drew ID. White commences paper on the gov
eminent Of American cities by saying that
Without the slightest exaggeration We may as
sert that. with few exceptions, the city govern
ments in the United states are the worst in
Chrfstendom-the most expensive, the most IN
efncient, and the most corrupt. II Is strong
statement, but 10 Is true so far as municipai
engineering work IL concerned with regard to
several of the largest cities in this country.
con certify of my knowledge that il does not
now apply to the city OF Washington where
the engineering work upon the streets and
sewers has been Of late years good and
economical. The citizens OF Washington have
no votes for their Offices, national, state or
municipal; they are taxed without direct repre-
sentation. and they are governed by three
Commissioners selected by the President.
There is no city in the world which has less
costly system of municipal administration In
proportion to the work done. The money col
lected from the taxpayers is expended for
the Improvement and benefit Of the city
with the least possible deduction for the bene-
at Of officials. President White view Of the
causes Of the defects of which he complains is
that our cities are managed as If they were po-
htical bodies. whereas they should be con-
sidered A. business corporations, and should
have nothing to do with general political inter-
este; that the questions Of a city should not be
political questions. This also appears to me to
Be true, and Washington is the only city in this
country which is managed in this way, al
though II Is the rule as regards foreign cities"
These views concerning the real character Of
municipal action, and the advantages which
Washington a. q municipality enjoys through
the comparative absence Of politics from the
city IS business are sound. Non-partisan bust
nsss-like administration. should be the aim Of
al the large cities. and to greater extent than
any other Washington has it. The capital suffers
from numerous draw backs, especially from the
indifference Of its Legislative body. in which ii
10 not represented. 20 the local interests which
appear 50 Insignificant when they come in con-
hict as claimants Of Legislative attention with
national affairs and il sometimes suffers from
the thoughtless affirmative action Of its legis- |
hture well as from its chronic neglect, but
an Offset to these grie vances Washington en- |
JOYS what the taxpayers Of other large cities |
have often desired in vain, to wit. clean, eco
nomical and business-like municipal admins |
tration. Ii ought to be possible TO hold fast to
what is good in Washington's municipal sys- |
tenn. and at the same time to correct what is |
Objectionable and capable o. correction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13
TAkE TINE While TINE Is.


A IL OUR SPRING ARRANGEMENT
"A for the BOYS and CHILDREN are at
4 A our ''moorinss" awaiting your bidding.
Do you realize that tomorrow ID only three Sat-
undays removed from Easter,-snd Easter, you
know. Is customs day for launching the new
styles on their seasons duty. Every day is
Saturday far as ss are concsrnsd-but the
little folks have their leisure then.
.sss ONE THINGS THEY'VE cor TO
ssss HAYg-A LIGHTWEIGHT REFER
Ssss Is one of them. Our line will bring .
great big ''oh" of delight out of the youngsters
and you'll give Us credit Of having the nattiest
little garments you ever saw. That isn't ALL
you won't find pretty line If you hun:
Washington over. Mixht % well make one job
ofif-and get the SUITS. the SHIRT WAISTS.
the HATS. SHOES and Whatever may be need
ing in FURNISHINGS. at the same time
Must seem If half the work was done to be
able to get all you want under ons roof-snd be
cure that you serving yourselves better than
Sos ear sissuhere.
TTTTHE TWO AND THREE-pIEcE SHORT
T PANTS SUITS are little wonders of tai
lorns. They are made for solid. sure
wear. The SACK. cUTAwAY and FRoCK
LONG PANTS SUITS are none the less SER
vieesble because they are dressier than ever
That is simply an indication of the progress
we've made.
ssss PECIALTIEs JERSEY SUITS. VEL
ssss VET SUITS. kits. MAN-o-wAR
'ssS sUITs-imporssd most of them. Such
little artistic effects-thst mothers delight to
dress the ''soddlers" in are not here in hints"
but BIG VARIETY. You'll want to repair
the SHIRT WAIST "fences"-and you couldn't
select better tirne-becauss we've Just put the
spring patterns into stock The STAR WAIST"
is the BEST-no doub. about that. Every trial
proves it. The designs are neie and are exclu-
Sively the STARS" by right of creation. You
can only buy them here-but that doesn't ''stif-
fen" the price. 1t would surprise you If you
knew how many hundred dozens We sell in
season-THREE TIMES AS MANY AS ANY
OTHER HOUSE AROUND HERE.
TTrTHE HATS AND SHOES ARE BETTER
7 seen than talked about There's nothing
desirable we're lacking in. Don't forget
we've MISSES AND CHILDREN's WRAPS
now on the Fourth floor.
ccc COMPLETENESS MEANS MUCH TO Us
e = and it's the sscre. of our sre.. popu-
Geo lsrity as Juvenile Outntters.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
THE LADS PROVIDERS.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
nhl3 SEVENTH STREET.
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Amelie Rivss Chambers new book bears the
title Of The Girl Of the Pavement" and the
preliminary advertising does not omit mention
Of certain facts to which tie attention of the
Postmaster General in called If he does not de-
sire to have the morals of the mails (and fe-
males) placed in jeopardy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

King Aalistoa, having banished ex-King
Tamasess for seditious and insurrectionary con-
duct, that parsonage might make . date With a
dime nu~um in this country which would be
Of pecuniary advantage to him A hint TO the
Wise, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

Senator Walthan of Mississippi has sur
prised everybody by the announcement Of
his retiring from the Senate at the close of
his term, but it does not excite alarm in his
party, because there is no serious danger that
Mississippi will send . republican to succeed
him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

The Philadelphia Times, which is enyious of
the deserved fame Of Hon. Jerry Simpson, in
tinatss that he has begun to NE pomatum on
his hair. Possibly the Times viii dare insiau-
ate that he is having his measure taken for q
cigarette case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

Dspssches to-day announce that the kansas
Senate and Legislature are in a tight deadlock. /"
Evidently there is fun attendance in both
bodies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

This lot viii lie surprise. Goods worth from 81 to
e2.25. Gowns. excellent cotton with whole yoke Of
fne embroidery. deliberately trimmed sleeves
Skirts made of excellent cotton. trimmed with deep
ruiies of lace. also Hamburg trimming headed with
tucks with inserting between and many styles too
numerous to mention.
Our Corset Covers Chemse and ORA vers are maryels
for the money. We only ask you to call to be CON
WINGED
You must remember that this il only Job lot of
soiled goods. You will find styles to be limited.
The earliest callers will get the cream Of the lot
We have about 20 dozen Of Corset Covers ON hand.
which We offer at this sale at
IN CONJUNCTION WITH THIS SALE WE
OFFER THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN
CORsErs:
One lot of H. s. Corsets 1--WE desire to close this
particular brandt, in Whites and Drabs in all sizes
(pited quantity Of small sizes). Regular price, Soc
&c. aud 75c At
Our leaders in . 75c. and Sc. Corset, in Whites,
Drsbs and Pinks, all sizes. at
Csc.
The celebrated C. B. La spirfte o. Corssts. Each
pair stamped c. B. Al
Our regular u. p Corset at
S1.OO.
We have full line Of DR.. Warmers. Thomson's
Glove Fitting c. B. A La Sprite and other well known
manufactures.
We are Displaying advance styles in spring
Millinery and Wraps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

There seems to be a desire in certain omar
tiers that the officers Of the world fair contrib
sss enough out Of their salaries to establish and
maintain The institution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13
LAIN FAcrs TEL.

And going to tell plain facts We are going Il
| make slash into our SHOE Department that woult
make the cattle sroan n they only knew where thei
hide was located. There b uss fooiine with
broken assortment Of any kind Of soods nd for tina
reason have shived into the prcs u OR diAsrvn
mahss Of shoes. that there is notsysa ha - cos
left. rbsyy sori. So
But that matters not to you. We ars sas.aas hssss
value at price that will make gdg IsU II
sHODDY BLUSH 7il 81
They ars not manufactures samples. but broker
assortments of sizes. that should your At b. smons
them. you eaa we'll say you struck
PRIZE.
About dog. Of Merriams Infants Shoes. sizes
from to 3. worked button hole. 28c. Rsducsd from
Soc.
About dos Of Msrriams Infants Shoes. high cut.
q. in one piece fine donSoa, worked button holes 5Oc
Reduced from SIC
Children's Donsola Wedge high cut. all one piece.
worked button holes. Q. d. lasts. Size from to 8.
&c. Reduced from 81.
About doz OF Merriam's Straight Goat and Don
golas. spring heels to 6, Do. Reduced from 81 %
About ~ doz. Of Merram's Dongola Pebble and
straight Goat. spring heel. Size ~ to 10h. 80.
Reduced from Sl.50
About 2 dos. of Il. Dix Sons Misses Spring Heels.
IN Dongola and Straight Goat 81 p. Reduced from
s1.9S. The sizes are IL to2.
About dog. Misses Spring Heel. Merriam's make.
nne donsoa. good imitation Of French kid. u. So
~, $50, So 49,,
real calf vamn AMI sa.n,ass Al o. po,,oaa g.
m Or ~" '"'A'''' A'U"'' ii'1'
Yonn. Man. p...,. x,,,..,,, s.-,..
made Of Frenc ale stocr aud -, NJ
gan & Hudson. Rochester, band.seved welt 70 or
Reducel ,rcr, a a., "'''
Yonn, ME- -,
finest imported skin hand 40 wed "a AZ Re,ucad
from AZ az
Bows, Calf Button and R., half orsr. 20. w,,,
can Goodya.r ,..,. 40 -. p, t go 80 wiz"
Is pairs Franz prsv,s c.,snr.,ed Rsi,;~nrs'n.a.
Shoes in common ,ense pars C,s n pair. ma AND 4
psirs ~. s1 20 roa,,..S s r~s 40 :: ~ p~ snu
pairs Opera Toe. same make; ? pa,rs ia and a
pairs E,s Same price.
5pairs of F. P. "A Common s.o.a .a,.., sboes
pair G: . pairs n on.irs p.Sncsa =, AZ 40
10 pairs Of r up aa 70 ~ a. CN,o,-n.
French Kid Button Roots n,ir, C.s ,na O Ut. e.,
Reduced to 80 ca
A pairs of Fanncs II s,,n,.,,. c.,.,,...s
Shoes made of nnedonyol. line .nd 800. a..;v
a ,a;r A La. -, , - nioIs anu ieliec. n'.ihe
last ne psrs ias. a., ~ pai.s a4s.; pairs
duced from 10 n
~ pairs of Omar, To. s.r,. ,.,. .,, . ~
d and lasts Same nr;co and r.drc,;on " ~
sole Extension in com,pon sens. n n .rd ,.;d.h
81 49, Reduced from Al o.
% pairs same make and hind onlv I'm o,.-. 20. n
ID and f width Sarne nr;.. sra naa,.; WV "
13 pairs White Satin slippers. fuI, Fre,ch hoo, n
and d lasts sizes running from To K. 40 az Raarcad
from 81 gS
Black Satin Slippsrs all s;za. 4, n n o,a n ,v;a.,
Tan suede Beaded ysmp ,u,, Fr.ncb h.s, . ,.,r
L. ID last 40 az Ratuead fro,n "a ~
4 pairs Plain Tan Su.da ,~o,,d ri .,u -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

Hamburg wiz celebrate Prince Bismarck
birthday On the LIST Of April with big torch
light procession. Hohenzollern and Caprivi
VII probably not carry torches in the line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

Duncan OF Pumpkin pronounced Dunkin Of
fustkin for euphouy) rs . budding Kansas leg
~sstator who may lie expected in Washington,
o.: about the time the Fifty-third Congress
opens for business q. the old stand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

Philadelphia is still anxious to have the mint
Possibly shs might ind some in the rank grass
growing ciose to the damp cutters Of her agri-
cnisnral ssreets-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

The attention d that blizzard in the north
vsss - called to the fact that the republican
party . not booked for any elections at shis
date
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

Public Funerals a Source Of Harmless
Amusement would be fine subject for lee
ture by some one OF the Senators or Represent
ssives who have had experiences in that line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

One murderer in Ohio has been granted seven
rePrieves and yet the electric death is not the
legal one in Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

1t may be set down a. . forsgone conclusion
that Democratic leaders viii not permit the re-
psb,iean party to Use reciprocity - an sx-
cinsivs campaign cry in the fight Of 81
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TIT hsss5 CCC l. 90 TIT
II SssS COO - ILL 90 -

IN THIS LOT ARE GOODS worth from &c to
elI'-Chemises. Gowns, Skirts. Drawers. Corset
Covers.
Garments made Of cambria Elegant goods trimmed
in fine laces and embroidery.
Your inspection is needed only to appreciate the
grand bargains, as the styles too numerous for
description of any kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

LAsssuRGH 4 Bios,
DAILY COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATION.
SPECIAL SALE OF GLOVES.
We are daily receiving large cou,ignmsnts Of
Gloves for our Spring Trade and 70 are bound
to make them 90.
These Gloves you will find are IN the latest
styles and shades.
We can show you Button. Hook and Nous
quetaire in White. Pearl. Gray. Mode. TIN.
Brown and Black.
wsproposs to display the following on our
counters for Special Sale:
and 7-hook Fosters in Glace. &c to q.
4-button Glace. 73e. to sl.5a
S-hoot Foster suede. 81 to sI.5O
s-button-lensth Suede Mousqustaires. s1.5
tos1s5.
s-button-lsneth Biarritz. hest quality. 81.
oUR TOILET DEPARTMENT
spsrkles with new things of reliable makers.
READ THE LIST:
corslins Tooth Powder. former price. BIC.
Today. &c.
Bay Rum. ZOE. bottle sells at Sc. To-
day. lsc.
4-oz. bottles Of Triple Water. 43c Der bottle.
Fancy Bottle Of Tuscan Cologne. 3ec. Per
bottle.
Imported Violet Water. in three sizes. &c..
47c. and lie. Per bottle.
Lubns Extract Soc per OF.
Extracts In al the leading makes. such a.
Pinand. Eastman's. Lubin's. Colesate's and
Lundborgs.
SPECIAL SALE IN FARINA COLOGNE.
OF. bottles. 25c.
An elegant assortment Of Toilet Powders
snch as IAblache. Pozzonfs La Duchesse. Tet-
lows aossainere. Tetlow's Swans Down and
Perfumsa Aimnnd Meal.
Labins Toilet Powder. large size. loc
Swans Down Powder. in Glass Boxes, IOc.
Just received full line Of Powder Boxes at
Zoe. worth 7lc.
SPECIAL. SALE OF TOILET BOTTLES.
Just received the very latest novelties in
Bandsaux for the hair. at l5c.. l0c.. &c., sc.
and 49c.
Also In Tortoise Shell, at 25c. and Soc.
About dozen oxidized Fohs. choice 2lc.
Reduced from DC. to PIC.
Fine Tortoise Shell Hair Pins, soc. and Al.
Regular price. 81 and el.50.
Another invoice Of Chiidren's Solid Gold
Rings. e5c.
PROPORTIONAL
People and others wearing Tights will kindly
call on as and Zee our stock Of TIGHTS, In
Flesh. Black aud all iiTht coIors.
These are Of our own importation, and We
guarantee considerable saving. sufficient TO
make an object for You.
OUR PRICES:
Cotton nshfa-. $3.50.
ilsis ana sun Il; r ii:;i:.. . 20 20
Sak fashss- S.50.
We can save yoa considerable.
l.. A III 6 {;
| Il B.IBF|E T: I'll
Il f s..
NILS 40. a. -. 90 I'M ST.
MAcKlxrosnEA
IAdiss' md osufiOah wst~pruuf cos1s. IN
pogte1 ~ eenNtte We Keep lazss stoch a honi
snd elso ulahe caats - esag 1ypn msasuN.
,. =. sTINENRrx s0Ha.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

Does Rhody. the lilliputian, psy thsssa,d-
dollar SALARY to her governor becsuse be has
Mite 10 do?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

n Aasriesn bhxxard h not destined to b.
soms popular in England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

Maine would do well to reconsider her recent
action and pass good ballot reform bin. La
hsr - ito ahe current
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Maxine RooN Fon THr
"HIeH-cLAss" MICHIGAN REFRIGERATOR
R.:eoLDscHMrD.
rat h-. a.--
loo7-looe p ST. NV.

following roods TOMORROW. SATURDAY, MARCH
IL, 1891 to make room for two .-c.s loads Of our
"HiGH-cLAss MICHIGAN REF RiaERAroRs. -
which have jnst arrived.
The sacrihced goods will be TRUNKS BABY CAR
RIAGEs. PICTURES and EAsELs
TOMORROW. SATURDAY. MARCH Il, 1901.
10 Fuii-s'.e Rattan Body Baby o~rriares. strong
gear and wheels. well braoed. for
as-sl 75.-Sa
bleached Rattan Body Baby Carriages, new shapes
fully upholstered. good parssol and nickel plated rod
for -
fTt3.6S - ,,si,,ft Ia
4 New sauare-shape Rsttsn Baby aosrsisrss. -
holstered in American dsmask with psus,ss sssea
and sides, good psrasol and rod and ssfc sest for
sSs4-6sAx go
3very large Rattan Carriages upholstered In fancy
figured goods. standard gear wooden or wire wheels
for
eIs4p 10
$50 Carriages, new rattan and cane wound bodice
upholstered in silk plush lined satin parasol standard
gear and hand nade wheels. for
sF-ss.1Fa
Is s17 Carriages, Haywood & whitney,s latest de-
Afl44o.u
s~TRUNks.
We SHOW THE LARGEST STOCK IN WASH
lNGToN in this department.
10 2s-in.. 3o-in. and u in. Steamer Trunks for
ss-s3a.-Ns
9j0-in. Tourist Trunks. best grade Of canvas iron
bound. null linen lined Excelsior lock and two trays
iof
- s"fo. ~
our MULLEN ihAf fhONhs." THE FINEST
MADE. They are the ladies' favorite Prom
VS. 70 si-t
MES AND HAsELs
line of ..Etcbings Engray,ny, p..,.,. w. c.
and Photogrsyures. copyr,sb,.a pho,osr.p,s A.
types. &c.
sF-sEE DIR MOVING PRICES
l1ahs, par,or p.,,,.o., r.. -
81 eft. with brass trimmings.
L.. ss i.~>
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E. e" TIT Eh I.
kkrr Xxx T EkAx "A / '.
sRf a a kssfk : a # sSs SIS
ssB kAA 3 . GO kAA ii SNN
STRAsBURGER's.
4o4 and 406 9TH q.


our new departments ar, booming with b0gains
no wonder when you can buy smbroidsr'es at prices
Besides those we have a 45-ipoh canbr,c P1oun,s
heavily embroidered worth ,ssr =, a5r /. 90 "a !.
Half P1ounce "A inches wide. worth 80 A. oac
q yard.
Our Dress Trimmings M l5c and o. . x.,s ,rorth
triple the amount. that 4. they vr,,,,a b. -, = =, %
and TIC They are selling RAPIDLY and Won't l.st ion.
25 different shades 10 select from othsr 800 yl,,..
JEwELRY-see bargains in our show case-loc
e,G X, f ms e "a. se O., s''ek Fins lsc:
lot Fancy Hair Pins in oxidize worth DC TO JyOc
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~ OUR BUYERS ~
III Have lust returned ii
~ from their trip to ~
I-INev York. Theyi-I
III have been unusu-I-i
III ally lucky In secur-l-I
ling an excellent II
III Spring Stock II sx- ~
IL tremely low prices. ~
III In many instances Il
IL they bought In ex-j-t
~ ira large quantities IL
~ to secure an extra II
IL discount. In conse- IL
~ auence of which we IL
III have q much larger ~
IL stock than we had II
Ii anticipated. There IL
- fore. to eet rid Of II
- sotns of A. wa hawaii
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No Risk.

THERE is NO ELENENT OF RISK TO
BE CONSIDERED WHEN YOU PUR-
CHASE CLOTHING OF Us. AS wEFULLY
GUARANTEE EVERY GARMENT WE
SELL. BOTH IN REGARD TO DURABIL-
ITY OF "a BRIO AND THOROU8HNEss
OF WORRHA ysafP.
THE VIEW sPRING GARMENTS ARE
THE PREfTfksF WE HAVE EVER
SEEN. ESPECIALLY THOSE NATTY
LITTLE THREE-PiECE SUITS FOR
SMALL BOYS AND THOSE JUVENILE
cHCALEY OvRRC0ATS. IFTHEREIs
ANY LIMIT TO ARTISTIC TAILORING
i IT HAS CERTAINLY BEEN REACHED
BY THESE GARMENTS.
II YOU HAVE ANY DOUBT ABOUT
THEIR sUPERIORITYLE Us SHOW
THIN TO you. THEY ARE 4 BETTER
ARGUMENT IN THETA OWN Favor
THAN ANY WORDS We CAN PUT IN
TYPE
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