davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11
Those who witness the parade this af.ernoo,

Those who witness the parade this afternoon
and consider what the Metropolitan Police has
become will lind it hard to grasp the fact that
In the early part Of the century Washington
entire body Of guardians consisted OF four con-
stables But n consideration Of other munich
pal facts will prevent this tardy development
from seeming especially remarkable For
more than a thousand years, and indeed down
nearly to our own era, the great city Of Lon
don was under county government. IL was far
into the nineteenth century before Boston
Dotted the township and donned the city style.
Municipal changes are slow, although faster
than rural changes This shows how consorv-
ative is the character of all our institutions.
The English race is the most conservative CT
all progressive races and always builds
on old foundations. Our four consta-
bles in course Of time became forty
policemen and as the national capital
continued to grow in population. wealth and
influence the forty increased nearly ten fold
IL Congress heeds the appeal Of public neces-
sty the Metropolitan Police will number five
hundred men within the present century. The
force is inadequate in number now and II not
soon enlarged will become more ard more so
every year with positive peril to the interests
of the District and the nation at large. All
citizens of the United States arc interested in
the guardianship Of its capital. with the safety
of the government records and the government
property and the unobstructed course of the
government service all hanging in a measure
on the efficiency Of the guard appointed. The
parade today commentaries the thirtieth
anniversary Of the organization of the
present or Metropolitan Police system.
Within those thirty years what mighty
things have been effected both in the city and
the republic Of which the development of the
force may be taken as a token, Besides the
political there have been startling mate
rial. social. moral and intellectual changes.
The wonderful growth of the capital along with
that of the nation; its splendid development
from n small, ill-improyed, struggling and
struggling town to the proportions of a large
city with wide, well paved, well shaded, well
lighted streets and avenues, with handsome
buildings. many parks. beautiful statues and
fountains,-all these and still other important
signs of progress to be seen on every hand are
celebrated in today's commemoration of the
development OF ar important branch of the
municipal government into an organization of
whose efficiency the city may well be proud.
The suggestions of the day are wide-reaching
They not only take the mind backward to the
times that tried mems souls, but far into the
future as we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

That Park place verdict was strange and un-
satisfactory. What is a coroner's jury worth
which suggests the giving way from sudden
shock OF iron columns, and does not say what
caused the shock. and that neglects TO include
any mention Of the heavy overwhelming BY
machinery Of the floors Of the collapsed build
ing? The pubic verdict is clear and unhesitat-
ing that the building was unstable, and the
inspection Of it-such as there was-a fraud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

The Ford congressional vacancy is earnestly
eontended for by both parties 1t is the only
bye-eleetion this year in Michigan and the re-
Publicans are anxious TO retrieve las. years 5
disaster If possible. while of course the demo-
esais are DESTROYS Of proving that their success
thon was permanent The result Of the election.
which occurs November 3, is awaited with in
rarest-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11
LADIES, IMPORTED UsprncAnxrsrs

collection tina, will rival any in the country The
following lines selected extra good values at the
prices:
Swiss Ribbed White Wool Vests. low necks, al
colors. sizes . to @. Prices 9oc. to s1.25.
White Wool Vests. ribbed arms or short sleeves,
| sizes t66. Prices 81 to sl.45.
Ribbed Wool Nests-Nhite. Gray and Scarlet-h;gh
| necks. long Sleeves sizes ? to u. Prices Ellis &c
Sl.i5
Ribbed Silk and Wool Vests. medium and heavy
weights. sizes to G. Prices 81 Il to e.. So
Black Wool Vests. low necks. gSc 10 al 30; high
necks and short sleeves, 81 10 long sleeves Is &c
Sl.55
Black Wool Equestrienne Tights. sI4s, sl6s,
e.. 30.
Black Wool Union Suits. 60 So
White and Natural Wool Union Suits. good quality.
81. IS; superfine. 81 as
White Wool Divided Skirts 90. % and S. 80
Ribbed Silk Vests and Pants from CSC. to $50
all colors. A.special bargain the heavy English
Silk Vests at 81. 3oi well worth twice the price.
LADIES, Domestic UsprRwE,R.
From the noted makers Of qualities that vie with
the imported but lower prices because not taxed:
80 cents-Haif-wool Merino Vests and Pants e,quis-
| itely finished
Sl-Saxony Wool Vests and Pants
Sl2o-Lambs Wool Vests and Pants
S1.J0-Australian Woo Vests and Pants
SBT The Nesthre prettily finished with silk stitch
Ing; the Pants ribbed from knee to ankle assuring
neat appearance.
MED1cA1fD Wool UxDrRwrAR
Lambs Wool Vests aud Pants, cochineai Dye. all
sizes at 81, 81 % and Sl.50.
cs-A full line of the American Hosiery Company's
and Norfolk and New Brunswick Underwear
CHILDREN's SEAsoNABLE USprRwE,R.
Misses. Youths. Children's and Infants Under
wear of every description.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

The Keystone Bank investigation ought not
N stop now for lack Of a small fund to carry
IL on delay in this important matter until
Congress meets and aPproPriates money speci-
ficaiiy for the purpose may defeat some Of the
ends Of justice There should be within the pro.
visions of law some means for continuing the
examination into the affairs of the rotten cor
poration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

Some OF the western newspapers have diseoy-
cred that Jay Gould is wreck" perhaps
negl;gently emitting the last two letters Of the
great operators profession and condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

Athletic Washington, temporarily and reluct-
antly relinquishing the championship in mill
tary shooting is soothed IN a measure BY the
double victory Of the local oarsmen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

The white winged angels Of peace are hover
ing over the Maryland republicans since We sier-
day. The new chairman Of the executive COM
nittee SUITS all factions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

The storm center is sgIIn at Cons.antinople
u nsyss stays away fr0Ga there very long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

Is it because this has been a cool or .:off
season that Newport goes democratic?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS AND SAVING.
BANKS
TAKE EVERY DOLLAR THE THRIFTY
HOUSEWIFE CAN, BY STINT, ACCUMU-
LATE. PROMISING HER AN ORDINARY
PROFIT IN THE FAR DISTANT AND UN-
CERTAIN FUTURE.
OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, ON
The OTHER HAND. PLACES HER
IN IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF EVERY
POSSIBLE COMFORT. INCREASING HER
WEALTH A HUNDREDFoLD. AND Ac.
CEPTING HER PROMISES OF REPAY.
MENT BY THE WEEK OR MONTH IN
LIQUIDATION OF HER INDEBTEDNESS.
Is ARGUMENT NECESSARY!
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
DRAPERIEs.
STOVES.
BABY CARRIAGES,
WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE l. HERRMANN's
Cash AND CREDIT HOUSES.
OH. sls. Gel AND ssa 7TH ST.
CSC MASS. AVE \. W.
soLH AGENCY FOR THE PEERLESS
WHITNEY CARRIAGES. ss5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11
TIE EvIL Or PRocn,srrsArros.

he EVIL Or PRocR.srrSArrox.
Any physician vii tell you that the wearing Of In
adequate clothing is the cause Of nne,enths of the
prevailing sickn sss. Why procras,inAtes lou NAV
have an excuse for not ye; having your autumn cos
tune or wrap but no excuse for stall 1ear.ag TAG
lfi,aP summer uadcrtoedr.
SEAsoxABLr UxDERwr.n
FOR
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
The stock for the season of lsai-as a; the Palais
Royal is now complete. comIrisilg the choicest i'm
ported and domestic novelties. Among the lower
priced goods will be fouad extraordinary values
LADIES, R1ppEp MrRrSo Nrsrs
ONLY % CENTS.
These superior to the Vests that considered
so good bargain at 81 cents last year They have
hiSh necks and long sleeves come in small, medium
Pants to match. at - cents. in shape and nnsh
equal to those sold last year at 80 cents.
LADIES SupER1on USsrRwrAR
FOR 30 CENTS.
Medium and Eeavy-weisht BaIbriegan Vests and
Pants superior shape and finish all sizes for 10 cents
Plain Merino mot RIBBED Vests and Pants-the silk
stitching binding. &c. hint of the superior finish
for 80 cents.
NoNSuR1NK1Se Wool Vrsrs
ONLY IS CENTS.
These Jersey Ribbed Vests are 20 per cent wool and
viii not shrink. The Pants to match at 81 pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11
COATS. CLoAKs AND SUITS.

There Is no improving this stock.
II IL as complete today as it usually
IL at the height Of the season. Take
our Fur-trimmed Coat for instance.
The assortment is larger and better
today than IL will be in November.
Rur-trimrned Coats ere destined to
b worth from 10 TO 25 per cent moro
- soon - the cold season begins, and
even then the furs are not a. select
nor o. nns - they are ct the openiug
Of the season
II you have any intention of buying
. fur%rimmsd Coat this season IL
viii pay you 70 pick n out now. II
you do not wish 10 pay for Il At this
time vs VIII lag. Il aside upon the
payment Of . slight dsposit. Why
not look through IL sock tomor.
roWf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11
w ooDwAsp
Asp
LorH.o,.
10TH. ilrH AND sTa NV.

-
rs THERE BETTER PLACE IN TOWN
to buy Boys Misses and Children's Cloth
II ings We think NOT. wemean there shall
not BE- Easy to get at. easy to see. and some-
fAfa0 north seef'a0 oil the time We give our
best efforts to the selection Of clothing for the
young folks We see to 1t that they are not cut
by guess and slung together. It's often the
way, but we give a much careful thought to
the little folks a. to the big. Rring them in To-
morrow and let thcm look around at the splen-
did array of DRESSES and SUITS for fall. for
school wear particularly. For small boys and
large tho range is complete for dress" or
knockabout wear. There are good suits in stock
at 81. and all scooi at that. We've smaller
priced ones. too, bat the suit that las our back.
ING and Juilsst approval is one that We sell
for
You will cheerfully pay the dollars differ.
ence when you see the suit made Of ATTRACT.
I'VE wEAR-RESiSTING MATERIAL, strictly
ALL WOOL. Too much can't be said in its
praise. but we'd rather you'd see them for your
selves. Ask for the &c Suit.
The HAT STOCK Is ALREADY CON-
PLETE, and it is the prettiest we ever saw
The Sailors are
From &1.5Oup.
rood School Hat for JOc and 50 on.
You know what an immense stock Of BOYS
SHIRT WAISTS we show. As good quality
as you want for school use is but
No.
The better grades Of course. to 81. so. which
Is all-wool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

GETTING READY Oars.

ssss cHooL CLOTHES HAVE BEEN
sss uppsrmost for week back. Lots Of
$50 signs hanging out-but the attraction
seem. strongest this way. Must be the GER
tainty you have Of doing the best for your
money. Safe feeling when you're buying
what's strange to you. We haven't been
bit s,insy with anything but the prices.
They they were-ts the quality that's
been bsttersd. You'll find it out because the
patches will be . long time coming. II you
look at all the styles we've got for the
boys and chIdreE-Long and shor. Pants
suiis-it1l keep you busy. But youth bs
pleased before you're half through.
There arc more things than clothes to b
bousht--sHOEs-HATs and FURNISH
INGS.-one trip will do It all. You can
start here and end here. We've kept sharp
lookout to gst the beat Of everything. Lots
cheaper to DO lad elsewhsre-but they're
doubt-ridden.
Lots Of MEN have already made THEIR
fall pick of SUITS and ovERcoATS They
ret the good OF them these mornings and
eveninss-and set . good example in the
time and place Of buying.
SAKs AND COMPANY.
Things to Wear,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
STREET. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11
UNDERwEAR.

The new Fall-weisht Underwear IL
nearly all in. The new underwear
is the nearest yet to being absolutely
unshrinksble. 1t 10 marked ''un-
shrinkable." but wool will always
shrink least bit. 1t Is a. unshrink-
able as any you can buy.
A. . special value we offer Ladies'
Swiss Ribbed Balbriggan Vests. in
fall weight. with high neck and long
sleeves. at the low price Of 50c. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11
WELL PICKED
sspF En- kk RkE kRKF wy" ssss
+ ZEE I { Z ! ssss :

+ EEr / / III = SIS =
We have been silent abou. the vELvETs too long.
All the picturesall the opinionsa the indications
Of fashion make them the main Of trimming
and you've had the new dress goods going on three
weeks with not . mention OF these embellishments
But we limited in one of other talks that you must
not wait for us to the subject In everything in
our line really the first dawn Of the season
But about VELVET. 1t is going on to almost every
thing. Sometimes only peep of it here and there
sometimes more The new color oddities Of the gown
stufs give call for immense variety of shades in
VELVET. So the assortment is larger thsn com.
monty. Better If could be. Right anyway-eyery
way. Let's figure httle-thers is a series of sur
prises in the costs.
BLACK vELvETs-and ALL OoLORs-s1a
yard.
Some folks would say 81. 25 for the same.
BETTER QUALITY-ali the shades-4l so,
BLACK VELVETS from 81 to So yard
BLACK VELVETS-an sik-s3 so to Ss .
yard.
ALL-sILK vRLvETs IN CoLoRs-s45o
to 90.
We know-and you do. too-that Guinet's and
Ponsons are the best. That's what these are Pushes
from the same sources because they are thoroughly
reliable.
BLACK. BROWN and ART SHADES in
SILK PLUSH-1S to "A inches wide &c and
mp as high as the quality is carried.
BLACK and COLORED vELvETEENs-
75c. . yard
COLoRED CORDURoY-75c yard
CORDUROY makes good cyciers' gowns II you
ride try Them The wear in them Is u recommends.
ton. The price 10 . temptation.
since sfocktakfng We have cut lots of VELVET and
PLUSH. You have taken the pisces-ce have rot I'm
ends Tim the school dresses with them. The cheap.
ened cost will help you to do 1t. Perhaps the whols
gown can be Of VELVET. When 1t was worn out Won
would say it paid well in service.
uof I'M
the price INSTRUMENTATION buying time comes
There are few stores that keep company with such
opportunities None surpass u.
STATION PERRY.
''PERRY HurLDINo..
NINTH srnxEr And PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
xstablishsd lsl0 Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11
PAUSE HERE A MOMENT

We are at the GLOVE DEPARTMENT
Gloves. the indispensable article Of women's
belongings. This is q REMINDER FOR SAT-
URDAY. You will probably want fresh pair
for SUNDAY. Look at this list. Anything
here to suit you!
4-BUTTON SUEDE. all shades. for 75c, a
pair.
S-BUTTON MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDE, diff.
ferent shades; worth S1.25. OUR PRICE,
&c a pair.
SBUTTON LENGTH MOUSQUETAIRE
SUEDE. SPECIAL. S1.25.
REAL MOCHA 4-BUTTON, SI3S; worth
s1.75.
EXTRA FINE LAMBSKIN, all shades.
SPECIAL. 81 pair.
BLACK AND COLORED FOSTER LACINGS
from DC. to 81. 10 pair
FEW odd sizes in desirable shades MARKED
DOWN to 97c a pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

FArL STILES In HArs
We have nos on hand the most desirable In styiss
and ceI0rs g! dsptlemen's Hats for the fal trada.
Silks, Is, 90, "a and 81
Boys Aats, u and u. 20.
D. 4 aA sT1Fs2hEr 1a5 ! fdssoSEHatns.
se6w I237 Psnna. ava and l3th q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

FoR SMALL AND LARGE Gra1s.
You may pick from more than hundred
styles of
AUTUMN DRESSES AND OUTER GAR.
MENTS
for Dress" and school wear. It's hard to con-
vey rect idea of values by advertisement,
but when We say that new and stylish dresses
of FANCY PLAID FLANNEL, LINED
THROUGHOUT AND TRIMMED WITH
FANCY BRAID, FOR GIRLS FROM FOUR
TO FOURTEEN YEARS. can be bought Of
US for
s2.OO and S225
Mothers can readily perceive how much
cheaper they can be bought readv-,tade, than
to purchase the materials and pay for the max
Ing, or even make lem up themselves.
Then there are NAVY BLUE ATWOOD
FLANNEL SAILOR SUITS With Black braid
trimming. Sizes to Ia years.
-so.50 to S.. according to size.--
ALL-NOOL FLANNEL SUITS IN NAVY
BLUE AND CARDINAL. with Innings through
out. slashed. cutaway jacket front. over full
silk vest and edged with fancy braid. Sizes 9
to II years.
"a to $3.50. according to size-
FANCY SCOTCH PLAID WOOL SUITS,
made very full. with zouave waist effect, full
shirred surah front and trimmed with narrow
braid. Sizes to IA years.
"a to e.. so. according to size-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

HE DABY DESERVES AND AWAY
GETS LARGE SHAREOF OUR ATTENTION.
Did You ever see a handsomer Infants De-
partments Quiet-seclusve-away from the
hustle and the crowd-then it's always stocked
with the newest and best-not q thing, begin
ming with the baby's frst needs. but that We
keep
INFANTS CASHMERE LONG CLOAKs,
with deliberately embroidered capes and skirts,
and nicely finished.
INFANTS HAND MADE woRsTED
sACQUEs. in plain White, White and Pink
and White and Blue.
so. TIC. 81. s1.25. 81. so and s1.75.-
Children's Wadded Silk Cap Innings.
--Ehite. &c.
Pink and Blue. PIC
Cotton Brdeye, 10 yards in piece.
-1S-inch. Coz. piece
-20-inch, 65c. piece
-22nch. 75c. piece
-24-inch, Soc. piece
-y7-inch, 95c. piece
Better quality Cotton Brdeye, 10 yards in
1S-inch. 85c. piece.
2Oinch, SOC. piece.
22inch. 0oc. piece.
24-inch. 81 piece
Linen Birdeye in all widths and qualities. 10
yards in piece.
-sL25, $3.50. sl.75. 81, &C. so, @ and
SO. 30 piece
Ready-made Cotton Diapers, one dozen in
package.
20-inch. 81. rs package.
22-inch, So package.
24-inch, e.. 25 package
(Second floor, 10th ST. building.D
.
KID GLOVES.
Can be comfortably worn now as tho weather's
getting cooler. We don't talk much about
our gloves; their reputation is pretty widely
known. Their credentials must bear unfair
nished names ere they are given admission
TO our house. Here are three very popular
kinds representing good values.
ladies' 4-button Real Kid Gloves In Tans,
BROWNS aad Black.
I'll. 90 pair
ladies' Sbutton-length Mousquetaire Suede
Gloves In Dark Tans and Black, with feather
stitch embroidery.
fl Is pair
Ladies' S-buttonlength Mousqustalre Suede
Gloves in Tans and Black.
81. Is pair
Qirst door. 11th st. buildinx.)
AS AN 1NDU0EMENT TO VISIT
Gun BrDwEAn DEPARTMENT
We offer 1lS pairs
HAND-HEMsTITCHED LINEN PILLOW
CASES,
Size. 22Nx36
al. 10 A PAIR
We have Just opened case Of
INDIA LINON,
Extra 6ns quality-well worth ..Oc.
l5c is THE PRICE.
There il always In stock full assortment of
Indian Dimity,
French and English Nainsook,
Massaiia,
Jones' Imported Soft Cambria.
Linen Cambria. Apron Checks,
And everything for children's wear.
Irs TINE To CHAseE Youn Uxpru
WEAR.
For the
MEDIUM WEIGHT.
We've Just received 500 dozen Mems BAL
BRIqGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. we'll
shaped and handsomely finished They are un.
usually Hne for
73c. GARMENT.
Shirts. 81 to ~ Drawers, 30 to e.
eH-Look at them in y strsst vtadow,
Nens Department.
(First door. axst annsx.)
: WOODWARD : LorHRoP.
ss1l 10th. nth and r sss. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11
Gloves.

Tomorrow, Saturday. will be Glove
day-and We have not only big
Glove stock. but an exceptionally
good Glove bargain. webought them
low to sell ut the price.
Ladies' Shut. Mousquetaire
Gloves, in assorted shades of Tan and
Gray. soft. plisbls skin and of Q
quality that sells regularly at q.
We offer them tomorrow at &c. per
pair.
Other new Gloves are in-new
shades and Black in the celebrated
''Reynier" Gloves.
We offer . 4-button Kid Glove at
9l.3o which usually sells at SI.5O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

The MONUMENTAL.
The imported Hats and Bonnets, CONFUSING the
finest collection before exhibited in Washington
nQuANTITY. QUALITY and STYLE and made In
Paris by tho finest modistes, such as Madam jesse.
Pouyansee. Luis Folkner. virot and Tulia. Besides
the imported Ones shall exhibit some made in our
own working room
We shall also show
OUR FALL IMPORTATION
CLOAKS, CAPES. JACKETS, FURs, HOSIERY,
UNDERWEAR, INFANTS WEAR. CoRsETs,
GLOVES. NECKwEAR. UMBRELLAS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, FANS, RIB
BONs. VELvETS. &C., &c.
THE MONUMENTAL.
sell-2t' s37 and $50 st. nv.
APES I5IE, ,.. SHORT JACKETS. sl.os. MISSES
,o. RAFFs ENTERPRISE.
seIl-3t l241 1lth St. sc.
j. III. FLANAGAN
Do YOU know him!
II not ask your friends about him.
Watches. Dlamends. Clocks and jewelry.
81 - T. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11
e. {! +: s.! !! & s.! !! e. 81
:: III s. 3 = ::
Ssss 4 i 90 ZEE ssss -
THE STAR SHOE HOUSE.
re ?TH STREET.

Headquarters for all kinds Of good shoes-good
iesfher-sood workmanship-good stye-good money s
worth We are constantly aiming to win success in
Shoes by giving our customers all these rood points
Our new fall stock is now complete and never before
have we been able to show such fine Shoes for 80 little
money. fsct that interests every member Of the
family.
special line Of ladies' Fine Hand -sewed Welt Shoes
at ~ 80. made Of best Donsoa kid In OPERA medium
and common sense styles. widths A to EE.
For $l.9O we have q splendid Dongola Kid Shoe for
ladhes All styles. tipped or plain toe. No better
shoe can be bought for SO elsewhere.
We sell good shoe for ladies' at H. 2j opera or COM
mon sense. made Of excellent Dongola kid or pebble
goat.
nice line Of Ladies' Slippers. from Soc up
At - % We offer special values In Mems Hand welt
Shoes, opera. medium or French toe. tipped or plain
These are warranted best calf and equal S. 80 shoes
sold elsewhere.
SL9o Mems Calf Shoes. all styles. in lace congress
or button These are genuine bargains.
food serviceabe line OF Mems Shoes lace or con-
gress at 81 %.
Special values In Boys and Youths Shoes Every
pair guaranteed strictly solid leather; only Csc.
Good grade Misses and Cbidren's Kid and Goat
Shoes. tipped or plain toe. at Doc.
THE STAR SHOE HOUSE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11
Hos1ERY.

For school wear We Offer so doz.
Children's wsrranted Fast Black
Hose. full regular made. sizes O TO ~,
only 19c. per pair. Equally as good
- half the hose retailed at 25c.
ladies' Fast Black Hose. In medium
weight for fall wear. extra quality for
the price. only 2oc. per pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11
LADIES SUPERIOR UxsrRwr.n

These Jersey Ribbed Vests are 20 per cent wool an
will not shrink. The Pants to match at 81 a pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

ssT'HE WHY" WILL BE HERE SOON. IT.
nON'T FAIL TO ATTEND OUR REMNANT
~ sale. Heavy Cnbleac he'd Cotton, &c.
RAFF'S ENTERPRISE,
sel1-1 124l 18th Ut. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11


CH1IpRrSs AND Misses FALL AM
WINTER JACKETS
in all the new and attractive styles.
NAVY BLUE CHEvIOT JACKETS, double
breasted, fastened with bone buttons and edged
with astrakhan cloth. Sizes IL, IA and 10
years.
--s9.75--
Atwood TwILLRD CAMEL's HAIR
CLOTH JACKETS, in Gray and Brown, with
self-faced REFER fronts. Sizes IL. IA and 10
years.
80. 15.-
STYLISH NAVY BLUE CHEvIOT JACK
ETS, double breasted. with coat collars faced
with heavy black silk. Sizes L., IA and 10
years.
-s12-
full assortment Of JACKETS IN PLAIN
AND FANCY MATERIALS. fur and astrakhan
trimmed,
-&5 to &c.,
GIRLS LONG CLoAKs
In plain and fancy cheviots basket cloth,
camel's hair and beaver. Sizes to Ii years.
81. so to s25.-
Third floor. 18th st. building)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

W. D. CLARK & CO.,
ell S11 Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

I AIDES SHORT JACKETS, s1.0S. MISSES
II Short Jackets, 81. Ss.
RAFF'S ENTERPRISE,
ee11-3t 1lth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

NINTH br1kEx AHU S3NNsxAvAA1A AYENUE
xstablishsd lsAoI Il