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A. KAUFaAN's,
900 PENNA. AVE. BET. 9TH AND 10TH SITS.

dry goods Everybody. more or lsss is ont shoppins
on that day and looking for something new and low.
priced. This is the time when judicious buying and
good Judgment cut quite figure and our house is
looked upon as tho where saving can be made.
we shall make desperate Efforts to maintain repu-
tation.
QUE REMNANT DEPARTMENT
Has lust been roplenshed by the arrival Of IA Of
assorted stun. mostly from the Pacific mills We ham
die no rece Foods in dress material, but display
brought out this season in tho above Departments.
There are Thousands who understand these Short
length Goods and buy no other. whyf Because the
saving ID nearly hail. and in making mp they cut fully
we'll
1 lot VI choice ssrsss. heavy weight. in Navy
sad Black. 32 inches wide and warranted
strictly wool. for
Considered cheap Mt 75c from the piece.
1 lot Of Rough Eject Chsvio,s. all the new.
Considered bargain for 5Oc. from the piece.
1 lot Of 3S-ineh Atwood Dress Flannel. in Gar
net. Navy. Myrtle. Old Rose. Red. Brown and
.28c
Considered cheap for SOC. from the piece.
lot Of 3sinch Henrstta Finished Cashmere. .19c
Considered cheap for Sc. from the piece
! lot Of English Broadcloth. in Tan. Gray.
Modes. Brown and Black. &c....................70c
Considered cheap for 81. % from the piece.
lot Of Henrietta Finished Cashmere. ........15c
Considered cheap for pc. from the piece
1 lot OF Fancy Bedford Cord. the newest weave
IN cotton effects. all Black grounds with high
colored vines and dots
Considered cheap for 15c from the piece.
l lot Of Rep cretons. all Persian patterns. 32
inches .12xc
lot Of French Saline Dress Innings. in four
shades Of Drab.. .I21fc
Considered cheap for 25c. from the piece.
lot Of Imported Percalines IN Drab only
Considered cheap for 1sc from the piece.
lot Of Check Nainsook. in ave different patterns
Oh
Considered cheap for 121sc. from the piece
lot Of New York Mills Bieached Cotton, full
Saia wide.
Considered cheap for 12Hc. from the piece.
iot OF "a Sheetng.
Considered cheap for 2Oc from the piece.
io' io4
Considered cheap for 25c from the piece.
1 lot White Wool Flannel .l5o
Considered cheap for 2Or. from the piece.
lot of Light Dress Chan,bray ...............5c
Considered cheap for SC. from tho piece.
Now. this, line sled.o very fine goods Of which
we have some as high 81. 30 per yard 10 surely Q
choice line to look through
EMBROIDERY! EMBROIDERY! EMBROIDERY!
By chance o,Ir buyer in this department secured one
case Of short Ends, ranging from l to AZ yards in
length
The above goods are manufacturers, strips and ore
billed 3oc. on the dollar. In Europe in passing
through the custom houses they are appraised at 4
their value. and We going to give the public
the beuef: Of our purchase.
lot Of Flouncing, % "a. Pc and 45 inches wide.
lot o. Flouncing. ID inches wide. Csc
lot of Flouncng. d inches wide. 4Sc
This sale starts Monday.
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i. may be question whether state of actual

i: may be question whether a state of &c lual
warfare Is not botter tian the prolonged agony
Of costly suspense to which Europe has heen
subjected for several years, becoming every
year and now every month less aud less ondur-
able general European war would be short
sharp, decisive, terrific. En-. finally over and
tins losses counted it would be found that they
do rot amount in the aggregate to SO much as
the long previous period Of irritation. Some
questions have no pity for the reposc Of ma
tons. They must DO settled. Tho absorption
into the German empire Of two French prov
tnces Is unthinkablo to the French intellect
accustomed 10 ideas of glory and aggrandize-
mont So the people Of France will beat
against the bars Of fate until relief is some
how found in re-conquest or o second and
more complete national humiliation. The
French soldier is the mos. enterprising when
ably commanded the world has seen for any
considerable period since the palny days Of the
Rumsns The German. English and American
soldiers are the bravest in resistance and the
greatest in endurance. Tie Frepchmcn will
not have to fight the Americans who
possess much Of the Galhc enterprise
and have all of the Teutonic solidity. but thcy
viii have in such q war to contend against The
science and the training of the Gernans, per-
haps also the money and the moral and physi-
cal courage Of the English. The greatest Of
generals at the head Of the finest Of armies
yielded at last to these resources Of England,
after he had tempted fate in Spain and Russia.
England may or may not have another WE'LL
inston, Germany may or may not develop
another Moltke. Both were unknown at o
period in their careers not long before some Of
their most famous achievements. On the other
hand 1t is hardly likely that the world
will zee in q hundred years q commander
as illustrious as ''the Corsican parvenu-" And
Jet the drill and discipline Of the French
army would seem TO show that there
are generals in that country who will On
occasion give a good account Of themselves.
The world Is probably on the eve Of titanic |
conflict Of arms which may cause the re-
making Of the map Of Europe from Finland to |
the Bosphorus and from the Black Sea to the |
German Ocean. II il shall give as final re- !
suits long. prosperous peace to the principal |
nations like that following the second DOWNFALL |
of Napoleon Bonaparte and rearrange the pow |
srs on lines more strictly ethuicai-ahove all, il |
ii shall make more manifest the crushing III |
justice Of great standing armies and the ne
cessity for popular government, such a con-
fict, however terrible in its immediate effects. |
will be a blessing and not a curse to humanity. |
Who can fo-etell its results?
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Ex-Consressman AcComas exhibiss marked
discretion IN Steering clear ofan appointment on
the civl service Commission while the en-
postunities Of the oeice for the promotion Of
the public welfare are great here is no par. of
the government service that involves more
futile and thankless effort for a conscientious
man than this. The dissppointmenis for which
TIE commission is naturally held responsibH
are feit more kecnly by the individuals affect a
than its benefits, and public man may t.e re.
gsrdsd ienientiy il ms sense Of duty rs oardly
sssoag enough to make HIM encounter aE,esr.s
q almost certain unpopuIa.itv.
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HI 90 \ m BBDb ? I ~ 4 I ssss
IS EH#$$ErFF EE''F sEs$ GO 9 .

II is with more than ordinary pleasure
that we solicit your patronage this fall. We
have been making extraordinary prepars-
items to met your dstnAnds in Furniture.
Carpets. Upholsteries and Dfaperies.
The stock stands today absolutely I'M
rivalci in Its completeness. is variety and
Its artistic effscts. and never in the history
Of the Furniture business has it been within
our province to offer srcl, high class goods
at such exceedingly moderate prices.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
We will be glad TO submit. estimates for
furnishing fats. hotels, boarding bouses,
Residences. business Offices, &c. Our stock
IS equal to any demand aud our facilities TO,
prompt and Efficient service unrivaled.
We have corps Of experienced designers
and decorators with original ideas ami ex-
cellcnt tsst in producing the most artistic
results in Draperies and Home Decorations.
CCC URTA1Ns OF EVERY CoNCEIv-
6 ABLE KlND.-Some idea of the ex-
70 tensivensss Of our stock AMI variety
OF Curtains may DO CLEANED from the fact
that 1t embraces about everything desirable
In Curtains between SOC. and $50 per pair.
Who could not DO suited with such stock
from which to select. particularly ex-
quiste drapery for securing q rich and ar
tistic effect in psrlor curtain Is tire Vatican
Tapestries. which We are showing in half
dozen antique art colorin9s. g. so per yard
or about $40 per window. You cannot
imasine how rich they are. Must be seen
DRAFTED to be fully appreciated.
A UNANIMOUSLY GOOD VALUE
"A IN FED ROOM sUITEs.-It has
4 always been our aim to offer Bed
Room Suite at . certain popular price %
''leader. |" which would be about IS 10 $40
loss than is could be matched elsewhere in
the city. and here it is: Heavy Real Oak 3
piece Bed Room Suites. extra heavy mold.
ings. solid wood tops. deliberately carved,
extra large size, with beveled g.ass mirror
cox4O inches. Would sell ordinarily for
s62. 80 or s65. Only 50. 90.
FOR RECOVERING YOUR FURNITURE.
II you arc thinking of recovering your
furniture or any special parlor pieces We
shall be CAD to furnish an estimate. We
are showing for these purposes Q superb
line Of Brocatelles. English and French
Tapestries. silk and Mohair Pushes. Satin
Damasks. Single and Double vel0mrs and
other fabriques of equal beauty and adapt
ivencss. Many Of the color effects are con-
trolled by us for this city. We have an ex-
quisite line OF furniture materials from
sl.5O to si-o0 per yard.
". Il. HoUGHToN MANI. CO.,
Artistic
House Furnishes and Decorators,
12lS and 1.s20 st. NV
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New IMPORTATION Or VELyrrs.

VELVET is the thing for the coming season
Many Of the HANDsoMEsT costumes will be
trimmed with VELyETs. ANTICIPATING
this fact we were on the lookout sor SPECIAL
TIES in this goods. We think. yes. we KNOW,
that we were successful in our efforts. ONE
PARTICULAR and leading NUMBER we viii
call your attention to is our sl.25 VELVET,
every shade is shown in this number; the quail
ity is superb; it is an extra good value for
sl.3o. BUT OUR LEADER PRICE will be
Sl.25 yard.
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Hrsu-CLAss NOVELETTE,,
)nrss Goops AND DRrss Ronrs

Our magnificent stock of Partisan Novelties
Is now awaiting your Inspection Art an skill
are beautifully blended in these creations for
women's wear and adornment. The handsome
elects now obtained were unknown even a 70
seasons ago.
OUR ROBE DISPLAY
Shows the choicest and latest outcome of Paris
ian ingenuity. There Is only one Of a color aud
stsle OF many Of the most elegant and pleasing
Effects In Robes xclusve'-abso!utely con-
lined to our counters and sold only by us. 30
that the value Of handsome purchase Is in no
danger Of being lost or iesse3ed by becoming
common. Selections Of these rarely beautiful
importations should he made early. as they will
DOUBTLESS disappear quickly. and, Of course, can
not be duplicated.
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LAST SEASON We LED The TaS ~ss.r }yusness
OF this city and We will do ID arsin thisseason.
Already our sales are very heavy In this p.r,icu.
Jar dc pArt'neh, and they are daily increasing.
This Is an ILLUSTRATION OF our watch
word-GopERN METHOD. We give closer
prices and SUPERIOR STYLES and QUAIL.
IlLs. bccaase we buy from MANUfAc-
TURERs DIRECT. both In this country and
ECRufE- Our buyer has bad more e,pe-ience
in this line than any buyer south of New York.
and ss natural resui, Of long years In the bust
nsss he knows where 10 ind the NEWEST and
BEST DRESS TRIMMINGS AT PRICES
MUCH BELOW the usual value. This IL the
story in brief and tina; Is why you ind the lat
est NOVELTIES here at such SMALL
PRICES.
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nn prudent for taoss who have spent the
summer away from home to air Their rooms in
Ne cay oefore returning to yiem. They
uersoy destroy infectious ger ma due to water
pipes OF otaer causes. Much tyy hold and other
prsseusaois disease n kept'mt Of families by
oesssvins shas simple P'.ecsasion combined
with o'nerA sucsi, for Instance, as slight fu mi
CATION and Esnt fres.
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he ~ heat has be Nn unparalleled In some
2iAss1 The syrseub - public schools suspended
yxsfesday on aeeor!nt Of it. Such a degree Of
heas 10 extraerd mary 90 late in the season.
he san which has been bsfiied through the
summer b NOS taxing its revenge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-26

Tho stten zion Of the Ornithelegists' ASCOT
aiion b called to the large sad interesting col
lsosien d goose eggs made By tho Washington
buss ban nine.
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ron one yesr's snd 20 Ano.h.r cur WASH ooo,
-fAhINENf has q new story 20 tai Won ,
yer out Of hearing of he call for attention n No.
NJ aionT-alnost Of your reQuir~neuts- show
Patterns and styles with almost frr-h srrivs
DO you refnemb-r how we 'l,rol. ,h~
toe" and opeued tho fan .as.., va
some POLKA SPOT INDIGO PRINTS
atca cents yard, az course you a.
whether Jon 30; q taste 81 them 90 nat
III You are wating-cone in-the se-o,d
tnvoice Is here. Only ssyenty-dvs
p'eces-six sizes o. spots and an adl.d
lot Of hgur~s. The price n the sAme-8a
cents yard n is fact that they are
worth ~. THIS 10, Will be ''cut up
euick"-hanging back means more wait
Ing.
Lot by lot our fsu ssock Of these lam
ocraoie goods has hS-n gathering.
They are marked and on the counter
ready for basbess nor.
"a CLINT and WINDSOR
CLOIHS-new styles-i2Nc. a yard.
Did you ever hear 81 GOLDENRoD
DhlLLETTR IL Is not lskely you have
ever seen it-because % T. frcsh crea-
ton this autumn. IL las . csshmere
fnish-l2Sc. . yard.
- IMPERIAL INDIGO and ToriR
DE- RoUEN. in plain colors and fsncy
rhlltes lolka elOts and BIAS
pisds-l2Sc. yard.
FALL GINGHAMs-ou, rooa ,or.
12te. APRON CHEo6s-lac. a yard.
MtRkiMACK puRPLE and SNIP.
SONS BLACK and sILVER GRAY
CALiCoEs-sc. yard
oOTlNG CLOTHS IN s,rire and pl.ld
patterns and plain colOrS-i2Ac.ar
fthslAN CAsHhkRE-l0c. a yard
S-inch MerrimAck Cretcnne. for urhol-
stery rurnoses-the pattern. will win
yon and 30 viii the rrioe-I2sc. ayard.
hArd vide" and better euAlity-2.Sc.a
yard.
eoBELIN TAPKsTRY-"yara
wide"-3Oc. . yard
DoUBLF-FAcED CANTON PLUSH
for portieres-two shades. both hand
somely fgured-:I5c . yard
COLORED CANTON FLANNEL We
have Just the shade you want-l2,sc.s
yard.
EDINBoRo DoUBLE-FAcED CAM
TON PLusH-delicate shades-2Oc.
yard.
sILKALINE-l5c.. TO-. lsc. and 20.
aysrd
ROYAL INDIA CHEESE CLOTH
yard wide"-in ',gaslight" shades
12,sc. yard.
MoREEN sKIRTING-Tsc. q yard
sHlRTISG-l2hc. % roc. yard.
FANCY STRIPED TICKING 900.
and DC. yard.
BED TICKING covering. all qualities
II you viii accept the hint look Of the
eSc. and SOC. lots-you will find them
strong at the prices.
BLEAcHED and RRowN CANTON
FLANNELs-sc. 20 5oc. a yard
BLEAcHED AND BROWN SHEET
lNGs aud DRILLS. Name the brand,
width and price-we have IL.
TURKEY RED CALICO. lOc. q yard
TwlLLED. Zoe. yard.
Something in this line must be ',rivinF ou,- An
w In every household. A better time TO rel
maee-nor better place-could not be picked {
here prices are arguments OURS are convinS
Zee.
II sou want TO get 10 us with quick message q,
~" on the tele3hone-nunsber v9s.
sEAToN PERRY.
s.PERRY BUILprNo,s
NTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA vrS,
ls4oI
'ELT HATS, ALL SHAPES. 25c. RED, BLAs
Drab and Brown
RAFFs ENTERPRISE,
se2o-t l24l l1th st. o.
Dress Maxine AND LADIES'
TAILORING.
MRS. JENNIE HEAP,
The New Modesto. OF 9os 18th street.
as had several years experience in Dress Making
dies Tailoring before locating Ina this city.
<Iectfully desires the ladies TO call. Tailor m
OWNS. House and Evening Costumes, Ill suaranl
TO style and finish.
We shall try 20 pleaxs.- se20-o
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II has been a steady race rosently between
Eock Greek values and :he shsrmometer.
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rrr1aE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

rITTaE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
T
stass on every hand. You'll see them
draped and testooned under the skyiiRht. on the
counter ends, about the pillars. aud wherever
space allows. you'll! piles Of woven stuff.
iii you'll wonder II there people enough 10
wear them Ali.
The masses Of materials. the lrfliisnt color
mrs, the various weaScs. the novel eff.rts viii
each have charm. ThersIl be newns.. 4nd
Richness at every step. Broad a. the claim IL,
We uHhssitatingiy asssrt this 20 DO the ro.t
diversified collection OF New Fabrics ever
or"nst In WASHINGTON. We've ssr.vsn TO make
II 81. and have the best reasons for believing
that our efforts, have been crowned with sue-
ccsA You are directed toa
SPECIAL VIEW
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DEEP SILK FRINGE IN ALL SHADES.
IuLL ASSORTMENT OF THE NEW SILK
BAND FEATHER EFFLcr TRIMMING.
NEW AsTRAkHAN TRIMMINGS. NEW
RIBBON PRINCES. EVERYTHING IN JET
that is made is represented here from the lowest
priced EdTes to the HANDsoMEsT CUT JET
PAssEMENTERIEs JEwELED TRIMMING
from PIC. yard up.
ONE LOT OF BLACK SILK MEprcr coll
LARS. REDUCED from Ell. - TO 4sc. each.
FEATHER TRIMMINGS. COLLARS and
BoAs In all Of the NEW effects at PRICES
MOST MODERATE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-26

NEW PATTERNS IN ALL-sILK GIMPs.
In al widths. and rerresenting all Of the Nav
FALL sHADINGs for
l2e. yard.
&c. yard.
&c. yard.
3yc yard.
5oc. yard.
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Aisss, - econ - she Is a tsrritory Oklahoma
UAnts = be . state.
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w ooDwAnD
Ann
Ia orHRop,
10TH. urH AND r SITS. NV
l. OF q a o p

eF-Luaeh Room. saxth floor. 10Th STREET
euiidiac. an enjoyable iuaehe0n at nsoder-
Gte cost Efsrdfors.
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TEE MEDIA RopE.
IN PLAIDS AND STRIPES OF HIGH coll
ORlNGS
Broken by the ''chevron" weave-very stylish.
s22. so and SIS.
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j ouxsox. GARNER & Co..
G36 Pa. ave. NV.
AUTUMN AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.
20 pieces 36nch Wool Plaids. new fall colors. pc.
40-inch Atwood Plaids. Camcls Hair effects, 50,
02, .ic.
42-inch Atwood serges and Homespuns in Black and
colors Soc.
Silk Finish Atwood Henrietta Cloth, 80. 75c. and
81.
4G-inch Ladies' Flannel Suiting, coo.
64-ineh Ladies' Cloth, colors. Tans, Grays. Brown
and Blue. q.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
10 rolls Good Quality Ingram Carpets. % and &c.
90 rolls Extra Heavy Cotton Chain Ingram Carpets
40 and 50c.
A spendid line Of Tapestrys. Body Brussels and All
wool Ingrains ct prices think viii temp you buy
of
Blankets-we showing Q large assortment Of
Blankets this ranging In price from s1to $40.
Heavy Gray blankets. 81 and 81 %.
Large Size Bed Comforts. 81 and u .25.
FLOOR oilcloth all widths.
JOHNSON. GARNER 4 CO.,
sec GO Pa. ave. NV.
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m
collection
been
Hosiery.
novelties
welcometh then
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A. KAUFMAN.
600 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BET. 9TH AND 10TH.
IL Only look for the Name and Number.

JoHssrox,s Dnr RoAsr CorrrEs.
1t Tetailed at 731 It'll st.
CURTAIN POLES. 15c.. FIXTURES ALL COM
RAFFs ENTERPRISE,
se25-3t 124l 18th st. Sc
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SOUVENIRS Or TIE PA1Ars ROYAL OPENING.
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NEcKwrAn DEPARTMENT Souvr,,s,

2Jc Rufhings all styles. 32r
25c. Boxes Tourist Rulings GO yards) o2c
lac. Ruflinss. all styles. lie
8 for 2oc Linen Collars .-.-. 4 Tor o.,
1A 'o~saAH. SIC
Csc. Chiffon Ruiiiing double row. S,s,c
el3o Chiffon, all styles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Al 10
SOC English Windsor Ties and 44c
2oc Silk Windsors, all styles. 600
ac. pie minasors. all styles Ice
pc. Lace Collars and Guns osc
Novelty Chiffon Rufiinxs at 10 per cent discount.
Sc. Chiffon Jabots ........,..,.--o sc
Hand-run Lace 6csrfs and Fichus at 10 pse can't
discount.
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ART Coon, Souvrr,ns

25c. Japanese Cups and Saucers .............- 1ec
l7c Antique Brass Photo Frames ..,....,,,....15c
Boo. Massive Antique Photo Frames..,.,...oo c
Bric-a-brac at 10 per cent discount.
SOC. oriental Table Covers, yard square, T4c
81 4s Oriental Covers. ~ yards square. .,,, q ~
&225 Oriental Covers. with fringe. ....,.... Al "a
ga ~ Oriental Covers. yards square ....... 81 eS
Csc. Persian Drapery Scarfs ...... f,Clc
oec. emma SILK scarfs, painted ends. DOC
Csc. SILK Scarfs, hand painted COZ
Soc Fancy Trimmed Silk Pincushions DC
3,for 25c. Handmade Tides - ~. o.,
u. 30 Handmade Bureau Scarfs ... A. 40
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The MEsrno Ropr.

In plain cloth with contrasting trimmings Of
Angora Plush. This is one of the latest French
conceptions. and the effect is very rich and
unique.
ago IN
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The MAINE ROBE.

In light shades of broadcloth with trimming of
broad Astrakhan zigzag diagonal stripes, inter-
sperssd with silk broche stars.
Az
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TIE "w..u srurr-
e. e. En Ena Eah {y.r
: Ia, / Ia \ -

IRON one yesrs snd 10 Nno;her cur WASH ooops
n-' 81 MINI mas new story 10 tell. You are
never out Of hearing uf ts call for .,,.,,I, n -.
nrh' Along-almos, Of your reQuir~m.uts- .bovsn~
new patterns ana styles with almost fr,-h .rv,y.l
e's@'~.-
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DLACK SATINE CORSET. 4Sc. CH1LD'S COR
ID set Waist, 21c.
RAFF,s ENTERPRIaE,
se2o-8 124l 18th st. Sc
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The MATE ROM.

In two light shades Of Gray Beaver and deli.
cate shade Of Pinkish Tan silk embroidery for
the waistcoat.
seo. so.
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The MArrror ROBE.

In l!eht shades of Broadcloth, Gray. Tar and
new shade OF Old Rose; highly ornamented
with small light and dark steel beads.
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HAxDKEncH1rr DEPARTMENT Souvr.

19Sc. Linen handkerchief ali stvlss IN
1ec Pure Linen Handkerchief ........-. q for G0c
25c Handkerchiefs all styles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yoc
35c. Handkerchief, ell styles 90
SOC. Handkerchiefs, all styles. a.
Hand-embrotdered French Linen Handkerchisfs
and those of Duchess and Point Lace at 10 psr
cent discount.
Sc. Children's Handkerchief ..,,,.,.....-..Ic
For Mems Silk and Linen Handkerchief zee Meme
Department Souvenir List,
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The MArrsA.

In light and medium shades Of cloth with gold,
silver and steel bead work and passementerie.
Sos.
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HE MApnroAn ROBE

Is the richest by far of anything ever broueht
out by u.s. 1t has silk embroidery with gold.
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