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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-02
The drift of public sentiment IN the country

The drift Of public sentiment IN the country
has been from the beginning toward popular
elections. leaving out of view state concerns.
and combining attention entirely to the presi-
dental and congressional fields. II is seen that
changes have been steadily in the direction in
Dictated. The alterations of the Constitution,
induced by the deadlock Of 1901, by which the
President and the Vice President were to be
voted for separately was 4 move on the line OF
a more popular mode of election, but the action
of the political parties in holding the electors
a. morally pledged to cast the vote Of their
respective states in accordance with party feel
ing there. and not as their individual
wills might determine, has accomplished
very much more. The broadening of the
franchise by the later constitutional amend
ments has almost created a political revolution
in our system. Many propositions have been
made to simplify and PopulHrize the election
of President and Vice President one OF the
most important of which has long received
favor among progressive and thoughtful men
in all parties The theory Of an absolute yep
resenta.ion of the aggregate people considered
apart from state lines has recently had some
support But the more conservative theory
OF change Is a mode for ascertaining the public
will by taking the suffrage Of the congressional
distric is and retaining so much of the idea of
state representation in the result as IS en-
braced in adding certain electors at large.
The Legislature of Michigan has evidently been
q close student Of senator Morton's speeches,
for il is about to enact law that will newt
ably divide the VOC of the state in presidential
elections pretty much on the plan advocated
BY him. III this movement extends il cannot
be many years before all the states will choose
presidential ticket practically by congress
sional districts. One feature OF the proposed
Michigan law, 40 fur as its provisions are I'M
derstood. seems 10 lie Objectionable. The
electors at large are apportioned between the
east and west sections of the state. Mr.. Mortons
idea Was and the idea Of many others still is to
have these state electors chosen on general
ticket by the whole body Of suffragans, which
ensures fairer deal since it prevents partisan
serrymanderins az least to that class of
electors. The question is of special interest
row because of the nearly equal division of
parties il the republic. 1t is practically i'm
possible to secure changes Of this deserip-
ton on their merits. disconnected from part
isan considerations Of the immediate effects of
he application of new electoral system upon
party prospects in the state or states in which
a change is proposed. The effec: Of the change
in Michigan alone is obviously detrimental to
the republicans, and they naturally oppose and
denounce the proposition, which they would
probably support upon its merits if the new
system were to be applied TO all the states.
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LOOK IN
Erif Ens Err Rfs En- saf w ssss
+ fEr I RE ssss
FOR SHIRTS

The At is mans standard Of measuring the quality
OF SHIRT. If it 10 eonfortable--with perhaps. .
personal notion two OF special stye-snd you have
sized mp the extent Of knov,edge most men have
about this important feature of the wardrobe. Most OF
you would do we'll to let the women folks buy such
things for you Cotton and linen have q value that
they can estimate at glance. They know where to
search for tine weak spots-and any exist they'll find
them. Give them hint to look at four lines carry
Into them center all the worth and merit that can
live In q SHIRT. Have them look and report-maybs
take you home q sample or two. Just hand this an
nounceinent TO them that can get into the
pa rsiculsrs with the knowing ones"
DRESS The 'INvINCIBLE" il our So
SHIRTS. cent grade. The body is Of Dwight
Anchor cotton and the bosom Is Of
pure linen, lined with butchers' linen.
The ladies' will appreciate the ''stay-
ing qualities this combination pre-
sents
The 62&-cent line 10 the mon
PAREIL-" Utica muslin, linen bosom,
reinforced back and front. with eye
lets worked in the bosom. The lit
cannot lie questioned, for q SHIRT
that doesn't fit is not SHIRT.
The AJAX" is the 75-cent grade.
wamsutta muslin. with 2lOO linen
bosom-reinforced back and front.
The 81 grade is the ''PERFEC-
TION"-well named. New York mills
muslin and handmade button holes
are the especial features.
More of them laundered. Better to buy them
unstarched-you can the easier every thing il
1t should 10. Once wear one of these SHIRTS and
feel we can count on your regular demand for them.
NIGHT So much for the DRESS SHIRTS
SHIFTS. but how about the NIGHT ROBES,
If you are bordering on the need Of .
new supply let it be of OURS.
50 cents is cheap for 4S-inch long
ROBE that is finished with neatly en-
broidered front in Red or Blue They
are made with French yoke and the
convenient pocket.
The SILVER KING" as We call
il. is worth every cent of the 75c. we
ask for it. Fruit of the Loom" mus
ln-plsin white - hand made button
holes-nnished cuffs You will ap-
preciate it more after you have tried
to equal it for the same money.
The Sc. quality has fancy French
embroidery in Rei. White or Blue.
handmade button holes. silk feather
stitching on cuffs and collar.
NEGLIGE Are you NEGLIGF SHIRT vearer,
SHIRTS. We have Just put into stock the new
effects in SCOTCH FLANNELS-
mems and boys sizes, both Begin
ming at SOC. for size 1917. they up
to SJ-G5-bigger and better.
JEAN This Is not shirts. but they affect
DRAWERS. mans comfort-so they belong under
this head PEPPERELS JEAN
DRAWERS-al sizes from 30 to AZ
waist measure, and - and 30 inseam-
SOC. apiece. Seventy five cents buys
better quality-the an kles finished with
lis,e thread webbing.
We are 80 confident Of our ability to thoroughly
please you that very anxious have you make
the test We give them all more than ordinary atten-
ton-and they simply 9l editions Of veteran lines
of high record
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Russian railway building in the trans
Caspian region seems to require breach or
what the Turks regard as a breach of treaty,
for they are stopping the Cars ships in the
Bosphorus and the autoc-at of all the Russias
is getting his back up 1t is question appar-
emily of whether men and materials for what is
virtually a military railway sail under The mer-
camille or the military dag. Turkey would ex-
Glade them under the latter Interpretation,
while Russia insists that they come properly
under commercial intercourse
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The May Day demonstration was Widespread
although not universal. and except in Rome
Florence and some of the provincial cities OF
France there was no serious outbreak. Con-
trary to expectation Paris. except for dyna-
mite explosion which did no pan tic ular harm.
vas quiet Usually the French capital can be
relied upon on such occasions TO make greater
variety and a greater volume of disturbance
than any other city of the old world. As was
forsseen the labor strike in America was only
partial in extent and indefinite in results The
anthracite coal miners of Pennsylvania did not
strike. The movement was so well handled
generally as TO produce few collisions and es-
tablish in the public mind a feeling that it is
for the most part controlled By the wisest men
connected with il.
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HEADouARrEns Fon LAcrs

Those who should best know-the dressmakers-tell
M we have the LARGEST stock and best Variety
also fact that while business might be better in some
departments that in the department the increase
nearly 50 per cent-we make comparison with las.
year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lace sales were the
largest record here today bids fair to beat yester
day Our buyers effort now IL to make Monday, May
4. 1891. the day of days in our memory. Quality
linked with low prices shall be the Inducements We
offer.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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10 Market Specs,
Cornse sth strset.

LOT CONTAINS AN ELEGANT AssoRT.
MENT OF COLoRED SILK AND CHENILLE
PASSEMENTERIES, COMBINED WITH
GOLD CORD AND THREAD.
75c. COLORED SILK AND GOLD PASSE-
MENTERIES. MARKED DOWN TO Acc.
YARD.
In this lot you will also find several styles
of GOLD DROP TRIMMING ON GOLD
BAND. Regular price. el.2S. MARKED
DOWN TO 4Sc. YARD.
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SPECIAL LOT 25c. L.ors
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
Continued below.)

Over 100 different designs in the combined LOTS viz,
Black Silk Chantilly Laces. some Of which are 8
inches wide and well worth &c. yard White SILK
Chantilly Lacss. to 8 inches wide Twenty beauti-
full patterns in Oriental Laces from to inches wide
Six designs of valenciennes Lace. ~ inches wide.
Twenty patterns Of All-nen and guaranteed Hand.
made Torchon Lsces. Irish Point Laees from ~ to
6h inches wide. Allsilk Cream Fedora Lsces. Beau
tiful limitations Of Duchess Lace We haven't hest
taed to increase the variety to be offered at 25 cents
by putting in sces that have readily brought IS cents
yard.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
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With assurances OF our continued and distin-
guished eonsidera ton a nation English naval
authorities are informed that they do well to
take interest III the growing navy OF the United
ftsies. There viii be something worth noticing
Nfoat in American and other waters after
fshile, ami i. viii be decorated with the grid
ron banner Of the republic, toe.
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And now Mr.. Crawford, the contractor for
street repairs, says that he is not responsible
for the delay in repairs. He throws the re-
sponsibility on the engineer department and
states that the reason he has not increased the
number Of repairing gangs is because the de-
partment could not furnish the additional in
rpectors. He says further that some time ago
he offered to organize q flying" force of re-
pairers, which could attend Immediately to
faulty places on any of the principal thorough
fares. but that the offer has not been accepted.
1t is evident that all the parties to this con-
troversy, the engineer department and the con-
trartcrs alike. are seeking to evade the respon-
sib;lity for the faulty condition Of the pave
ments, and to dump it on the shoulders Of
somebody else. But for the present the onus
seems 10 rest upon the engineer officials.
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The abolition o: the special tobacco tax,
which VI NJ into effect yesterday, will carse a
yearly losr 10 The government. OF $1,000 CO.,
hrd the men who smoke and chew will pay Just
|the same for their weed.
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-stor demonstrated pretty generally yes.er-
lay at nome and abroad. and it was orderly
md reputable in al its proceedings, except in
|oine instances, where anarchists who do the
east labor bad control
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-02

AITs 1eW 7se Bisek SwsaA Silks are a ssomdsr.
We ask comparison not only NTH the 81 S,iks Of else
where. but scisA evr oca regular q Silk
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Washington had tho largest death roll during
he last month ever recorded IN. its history.
hanks to the grip, which is ROW letting loose
fomewhat under the influence Of the genial
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Chauncey N. Depew says brains, not acres,
shall govern the country. and yet there is still
extant . iithogrsph Of DR.. Depew dated Chicago.
lses. bearing across it in good plain lesibie
type the legend, "Iho Farmers Friend.n
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CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT.

We have just received another shipment Of
those Fine Gingham Dresses that We have had
such run on. This lot IL even prettier than the
first. All Of the new Plaids and Checks. These
Dresses would be good value for Sl.2o. OUR
SPECIAL price is CSC. each.
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PAssEMENTER1E MEp1c1 COLLARS.

Made of Silk Passementries. in all of the new
spring shades. Such HAVANA, HELLO
TROPE, TAN, l. SLATE, ID. SLATE, NJ.
BROWN. d. BROWN. GRAY. MODES. Reg
ular price. $3.50. MARKED DOWN to 81
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Secretary Foster owes great deal to the able
financial editors of the country He is now
Filed to the hrir with valuable suggestions
and knows Just what to do and how to do il.
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!ftff s:sf!f
"DRua News By E. P. MEnrz
SATURDAY. MAY 2. 1891.

Areyou aware Of the fact
that there are many Lishia
Waters that have no rum
sdial virtue ct allf
The wonderful curative re-
suits produced by . few
Lithia Waters. particularly
the Bear Lithia. and its COLI
sequent immense sale. has
induced many to Put up
waters under the name Of
Lithia that are absolutely
worthless. so far as medici-
nsl efficacy Is concerned.
The most notable physicians
Of this country have pre-
scribed. and do now pre-
scribe, Bear Lithia Water in
the treatinent OF the Kid
neys. Bladder, Urinary Or
gans. Uric Acid Diathesis,
Acid and Nervous Dyspep-
STA. Gout. rheumatism. Al
buminuria and incipiens
Bright's Disease and various
kindred ailments. with IN
varying success.
Bear Lithia Water 10 most
highly Endorsed by that emf
nent physician, Lewis A.
Sayre Of New York, who not
only prescribes it for his
patients. but uses it freely
himself. He writes that it
cured him completely of .
serious attack Of Gout.
Bear Lithia is SO superior
to all other Lithia Waters
that there is no comparison
to be made whatever.
Twelve half gallon bottles
for -. 90.
We are sole agents for
Washington city.
rs DRUG STORE.
. uth and + SITS. n. W.
! ? ? /? {? : Z ! ? 2 2
. . . a ,
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In the Kaleidoscope Of Washington as Amer
seAis convention city the comforting superin-
tendents of the insane disappear today ana. the
state boards Ok health occupy the field of vision.
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SCARCE SHADES Or HENRIETTA.

Ladies' who called this week and could not find the
tint Of Gray Tan desired al said that ,sch shades
are rerv scarce" They will not be scarce here on
Monday; we've four lovely shades Of Grays and two
perfect tnts Of Tans only s5c. yard We write only
IS cents because 81 is the actual worth.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below.)
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The Bishop OF Manchester has announced
that English society is rotten 70 the core. Some
Americans would rather be ''Engiish sociesys
than Anything else on earth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-02

Nov let the Mckinley b,llitants rsioise. The
dnuss on sugar received at Phil desohia have
decreased from sl,aos,Oe in April 1890 TO
81 80 in April, 1891.
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Black China sks superior quality, plain also sasin
Stripes. u ONLY so CENTS 4 YARD. II ws had
hfty instead Of only avs pieces " should have
toned -four notshis bargains in ha for these are an
equal bargain With ths POLKA Dots sks at &c.. the
Cream Jap. silhs 4 O.. ths Dlssk suzahs q q
osnas
rHr rAIAn soraL
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LADIES' SUMNER SKIRTS.

Our Underwear buyer has just returned from
New York. where she has been for the past
week looking around the market. She says
that she has picked up some very attractive
bargains in this department. Amonz the good
things are some specialties in LADIES' SUM-
MER SKIRTS In different SHADES OF MO-
HAIR. EMBROIDERED or PLATED RUIZ
FILES; also Real INDIA PONGEE SKIRTS in
different shades, all in the latest efectp.
Come in and see them.
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me declaration Of sriaciplss Of ths shird
party, meeting in tiaetanssi May is. fur
.l.nes pianks enough for In platform to
build plank road fr0.n Maine TO californi..
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Our1Se C1orHs LIKE FLANNEL.
12c ayard is the usual price for outing CLOTH Let
consider quality and style. Styles and shadngs
in the best French Hannels are shown these 1oc.
Outing Cloths Of ours; quality the best we have seen
for the price. Go on sale Monday at am.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below
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BLACK LACE DsAprnr Nets.
We repeat the advertisement Of yesterday, It 10
causing rush today. It will for Monday
5ecENT LACE DRApERY NETS.
These All-silk Black Russian Nets with large coin
spots are full AZ inches wide and cheap at 10 cents
yard making saving of over 81 in the cost Of your
dress
AT 75 AND 30 CENTS.
Black Russian Lace Nets with polka dot, cube
and polka dot and crescent designs also coin spots
laces well worth u and 81 25 yard. as glance N
the show window Of No. liz Pennsylvania avenue
will show.
15CENT ALL-sILK LAcEs
Fourteen different styles Of Black Silk Ch.ntilly.
escurial. renaissance. polka dot sixteenth century,
coin spot and thread lsces, two to 1--WE inches wide
not yard of which il worth less than 10 cents the
average worth being % cents.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below)
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UYs sas't oct more of thoss Polka Dot SSiks. 30
!hey'U be the surprise ofbxt day or t,co.
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Corros FAsnrcs VERSUS SILK.

The beauty Of the New Cotton Fabrics il undenable
The designs and colors compare favorably with the
best silks. We will have the hand the S1 Fig
ured India Silks, light. dark and Black grounds. with
horal and other designs in White and colors; on the
other hand IDENTICAL DESIGNS AND SHADES
IN PINEAPPLE CLOTHS AND FIGURED BA-
TIsTEs AT 1870. A YARD. The former is very
light weight cotton material. the latter somewhat
heavier. Particularly beautiful are those with Black
ground and flowers Of natural colors; those with
polka dots will find almost equal favor. THE
PRINTED PONGEEs AT Is CENTS A YARD will
be shown in the styles, but Of course the quail
y is little better. However, all are guaranteed to
wash. We again beg to remind you that the assort-
gnent will be perfect. ALL THE MOST FAVORED
AND SCARCE DESIGNS ARE TO ARRIVE MON
DAY MORNING. Cotton fabrics looking like silk at
12H and 15c. a yard! Jot that down in your memory
in connection with the Palais Royal and Mondays
shopping.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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WOODWARD & LorHnor.
10Th. IITH AND y Sis. NV.
BorS SHIRT WAIST Drr,Rrxrxr.

SPECIAL
IN oroer 20 stimulate trade In our BOYS Shirf
Waist Department We have made some surprls-
ink Reductions. and will offer the following .pe-
ciAl h4rsains:
49, oohen Boys Cheviot GinvhArn Shirt
IN avery larxe ss~ortmeni Of neat and
$50 wv Patterns box plaifs bsck and
iront--eli-faced cuHs-.x,ra collar h.nA-aop-
p's-tAoed ooilar-iyory buttons absolutely East
% the
-SPeSiAi price. s9sc. each.-
100 dozen Pine Fancy Figur~a p.r-,,s s.,-,
Waists IN q variety % neat Designs t,lsi,a, -
AMI froni-faoed cufs-two-pIy WAIST h--t.
shifting colisrs-thoronghiy 6n,Sbsa
Shes 10 II years. Reiurei froni :s-sc. 20 an.
-speciAl price. 2ic. oarh.-
100 dozen Bsst Merrin,ac Print shirt Waist.
Uercale fnish) IN iArse and varied aSSortm.nt
Of patterus-l.ox plated front and back --ls.
fased cuhs-extra collar hands-fa-t colors
Sizes 70 I. yesrs. Reduced from 25c. 10 the
-Speyial price. M. each
(Third hocr. lOth -. building
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Some Nrw BLACK GRENADINES.

Even the cheapest. those at IS cents yard. are
guaranteed all SILK At only q yard will be shown
Satin Stripe Novelties In three widths. At S13 and
q. 50 sss lovely effects In Brocades and Polka Dots
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED bslow.)
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tB-Au sze Dolka dots in those $50. India Silks:
grounds N Black and ooiors.
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New DRrss GooDs AND TIE TH1n1ses Fon TEEN
the receive shade
appreciate
PERFECT ASSORTMENT.
Chaiss
apple Baste French
designs and
shadtngA
THREE NOTABLE BARGAINS SILKS.
First: 50 pieces Polka Dot
guaranteed quality
Third:
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ROBINSON. PARKER l. CO.,
AMERICAN CLoTHIERs,
Sc. COR. TrH AND D Sta NV,

SPECIAL ATTENTION
Is called to the following
SPECIAL OFFERINGS.
Note them:
FOR $3.50
We offer . very handsome Solid Oak Three
piece Chamber Suite; finished in the best man
ner possible. Large dresser extra large bev-
eled plate mirror; best value ever shown.
FOR s2.s5
We will sell you q Large and Easy Rocker;
solid oak; nicely finished; you cannot dupli-
cate it.
FOR s1.zo
We offer o Solid Oak High Back Chair; suita.
bic for either dining room or bed chamber;
you will buy If you see them.
FOR s7OO,
Large and Very Handsome Oak Table; fancy
twisted legs: oxidzed brass trimmings; best
ever shown for the money.
FOR $500,
A Solid Oak Rocker handsomely upholstered
in silk plush and tapestry.
FOR $3.50,
An Excellent Baby Carriage; reed body: ND
Eolstered in tapestry has steel springs; sateen
parasol; cannot be equaled for the money.
FOR 25c. PER YARD
We offer an extra quality 0ancy) Seamless
Mating, new importation.
FOR PC. EACH
We are selling large Body Brussels Hassoek.
FOR $3.50
We offer about $50 best quality Smyrna Russ,4
by feet.
We have some SPECIALS in LACEs. POR.
THERE'S and SILK CURTAINS ut about ONE
HALF of regular price.
AT 1oc PER YARD.
pieces Imported Tapestry, in Blue Terra
Gotta. Crimson. Gold. Copper and Olive Rsg-
ular price. d 20.
AWNINGS. AWNINGS.
We are prepared to make and put up at short
notice the very best Awning that can 10 had
we use the best materials. best workmanship.
livery part guaranteed. We give you good,
fun Awning and our prices are from s. accord
ding to size Of window.
We are rushed with orders for Slip Covers.
We have all the best materials-Linens. Dimi-
ties Cretonnes. &c.
LOW PRICES. PROMPT WORK
We would also call special attention to our
complete assortment Of
MArTINGs from l5c. to SOC. Per yard.
INTERPRETATIONS from Is to $40.
BABY CARRIAGES from a. 90 to sa5.
JULIUS LANsBURaH.
my2 18th and SITS.
CHALLIEsl CHALLIEs! FAST COLORs AVG
~ yard REGULAR price. lOc. yard. 6atteen Glorii
warranted 81 sIG sSSs. 7s infh 81. + T.
CoHEx's TRIMMING STORE.
SOB 18TH ST. NV.
Branch Of q. Cohen Co.. Boston.
BLACK SILK DENI-FLOUNCINGs.
sirable goods. with all widths to match. Prices tn
lowest.
FUN lines Of White LAees, Msdicis. Torchon, Fsdoe.
Point Gaze, Oriental. Normandis VAL. &o.. &c.
MousseiiEe dc Sole Edges. plain and embroidered
all colors, at ali prices.
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
COHEN'S STAR SHIELDS.
Pearl. Nos. 2, and 4. at &c.. lac. and 1Sc. Dr.
Each pair guaranteed in every respect or money N
funded.
g. COHEN CO..
my2 SIS l1th ct. NV.
TWO SPECIALS IN CHILpREN's STRAW San
J. ors Plain Black and White At l5c. Very FIN
ns !s''0'' ~ worth 00s 7s-7.7 s ~ = :.
RIoHr Now
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Coon vs.. CHEA. CLorH1sa.

GOOD CLOTHES ARE THE CHEAPEST
IN THE END. THE DIFFERENCE IN THE
LOOKS. THE FIT AND THE EXTRA
AMOUNT OF SERVICE MORE THAN CON-
PENsATEs FOR THE SLIGHT ADDI-
TIONAL COST.
OUR GARMENTS ARE ALL OF THE
GOOD KIND. THEY ARE MADE TO FIT,
TO WEAR WELL. TO GIVE COMFORT TO
THE wEARER AND TO LOOK STYLISH,
AND THE PRICES ARE NO HIGHER THAN
DEALERS ASK FOR THE ORDINARY
GRADES ON CHEAPLY MADE CHOTHIN0.
OUR LINE OF SEMI-DRESS SUITS IN
THREE AND FOUR BUTTON CUTAwAY
FROCKS CONTAINS EVERY FABRIC THAT
is AT ALL FASHIONABLE IN THE MOST
RELIABLE GRADES. WELL AND THOR
OUGHLY TAILORED. ARTISTICALLY
TRIMMED AND PERFECT IN FIT REG
ULAR CUSTOM GARMENTS READY FOR
IMMEDIATE USE.
ROBINSON, PARKER & CO.,
ANTERINAN nrurrpc