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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25
The people Of the United States wish to re-

The people Of the United States wish to re-
strain immigration 80 far, and so far only. as it
Is likely to operate detrimentally to public in
serests IN the United States. There is very
slight public sentiment here in favor OF check
ing immigration because no more foreigners
are desired in the country. The overwhelming
majority Of Americans today are either foreign
born or the descendants q few generations re-
moved of foreign born citizens. "Know moth
ingism' is not again in the air or il it is
it will stay there and not descend to
the firm ground. The solid sense of
America is Just as strong, the facts of
history are quite as well appreciated as they
ever were in this land. The doctrine of Amer
lea for Americans as believed in by the great
mass of the people is a doctrine which excludes
no man who has the American spirit in his
bosom and sufficient character and intelligence
to secure him a welcome anywhere Our peo-
pie seek by guarded legislation to keep
out the vicious, diseased and pauper classes
and those incapable of sssimila.ing with
the population already in the country.
The majority would also exclude more rigidly
than under existing law is possible laborers
who come here under contract to Gust American
laborers or reduce the wages Of American
ldDOrers- Iucec are cIus VI a. idsAO2iaA
civic polity. The average American has no
prejudice against foreigners as foreigners. 1t
is the un-American spirit of some foreigners
who seek temporary homes here for pur-
poses of selfish gain merely-it is the band
ing together OF peoples in ciannish iso-
lation with ideas. tastes, habits and pas
sions that tend 10 impair the existing
civilization or engender strife in the commu-
nifty TO which objection lies. The people who
established American liberty never intended
by their system of free admission of refugees
from every quarter where oppression exists to
undermine that liberty OF to change radically
the structure Of the society founded upon it,
or to speak more correctly to seriously modify
that society of English freemen whose liberties
are as old as the race itself. The accretions
to the older American character which
have largely influenced the later American
character, its offshoot. have been from
the best cognate stocks in Europe and
from nationalities having certain points of
afinity with the American English. No eulogy
on the Teutonlc and Scandinavian elements in
our matchmaking can well be too exalted if
it does justice to the original English germ in
Virginia, Massachusetts and elsewhere. The
Hollanders, the Scotch and the Irish have all
contributed largely to make the United States,
and the Huguenot strain, while small. has been
one Of the finest of all. 1t is the later immi-
grafton from southern and eastern Europe and
from Asia Of persons of low intelligence and
morals not desiring to become and incapable
of becoming good and useful citizens, which
has excited determination in the minds of
the people of America without regard to class,
race party or section to have she immigra-
tion laws greatly modified.
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Active MERCHANDISE
PPf, KEE ERR ERR Y " ssss
spf kE kRR kRE w ssss
= EEE ( e ( 4 7 ssss

Many now buying CHALLIs and FLANNELS-
and line is making short work Of the task. Folk
do not doubt the qualities that show-desien ant
pattern take their whole attention. You will have Il
silt through . good many to ret to the lend Of ths
line"-but they neat and pretty and you maks
q safe selection on the surface.
There are seven designs of ATWOOD FRENCH
CHALLIS-Cream. Navy Blue and Red ground colors-
lowered or figured in twie patterns. Thirty inches
40c yard. small balance In Brown, Rose. Laven
der and Red that are zoe. yard.
We have certainly . very choice &c collec-
tion. The variety hasn't been stinted q bit and
the combinations for DRESSES, WRAPPERS
and TEA GOWNS stand waiting for any taste.
Those popular BLACK GROUNDS. with the
figures in colors only &c. q yard
CREAM, GRAY. TAN. LAVENDER and
BLUE POLKA SPOTs-6Oc. yard.
The Scotch have gone in ..pell nell" to out do the
French in Flannels You ars to say whether they
have succeeded not-they have done well surs-and
the French always do.
30-inch SCOTCH FLANNELs-thst wash
Soc. syard. Eight different patterns.
3O-inch SILK STRIPED WASH FLAN-
NELs. These are what you should make the
Shirts, Bouses and Dresses out of-1Ic a ward
27-inch PRINTED FRENCH FLANNEIs
stripes checks and polka spots. You can look
forty wsys"and find different pattern in our
celleeton-65e. yard.
2f-inch PLAIN FLANNELs-aIl colors-5Oc.
and 60c. yard.
BLUE TWILL FLANNELS-25c. to 75c.s
yard.
SCOTCH MIXED FLANNELs-Br Brown or
Blue-32 inches-5Oc. yard.
The point we want to make about all these FLAN
NILS is their easy adaptabili,y to all present uses
As often as they need pay to the laundry you
can safely send them there.
Look through this bunch Of variety:
GAUZE FLANNELS-all wool and mixed"
-5.1c.. Soc, 62xc. and 15c
JAPANESE FLANNELS-37xc and Soc q
yard.
INDIA CLOTH-Goxc. yard
MAsCOMA-' shrlnk before you buy them"
-fLANNELS-5Oc. to start-up as the quality
climbs.
BALLARDvALE FLANNELs-5oc. to s1a5
ward.
LIGHTWEIGHT DOMET CREAM WASH
FLANNEI--;S2-inc q yard
ANGOLA FLANNEL-3Oc a yard
CREAM OPERA TWILL SUITING-4Oc. to
SIC. yard.
ALL-wOoL CREAM sUITING-5oc to s1a
yard.
CREAM WHITE CRICKET CLOTHES
ineh-50 and 75c. yard
o4-inch BEDFORD CORD-S2 10 yard
SILK WARP, GILBERT AND Xxx"
FLANNELs
"hen II comes to buying any such things as these
you want 70 see them--must them. As said be-
fore effect is eSerything-you taking no chances
that Is going to serve you day after day must own
your perfect approval. You can make such selec-
ton from among these.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

The Baltimore American makes a valuable
suggestion when it says that the picture of Co
lumous and the vast collection Of works on the
columbus period. without duplicate, now in
one OF the government libraries OF Spain,
should be borrowed by the worlds fair COM
mission- This. indeed, would be q grand adj
dition to the features Of the fair If it could be
obtained for the purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

The popular verdict is that the Commission
ers have chosen iudiciously in their selection
Of assessors. The appointees are citizens of
high standing in the community. well ac-
quainsed with real estate values in the District.
and fairly representative of the different
sections Of the city The task of the Commits
sioners in making these appointments was an
important and delicate one. and both they and
the city are to be congratulated upon the man
ner in which it has been performed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

A Chicago sensation is always a sensation s.as
Is" sensation. From the fiery exit Of Mrs.
OLeAry's COW and the subsequent proceed
ings." past the Cronin murder and trial. down
to the sword duel yesterday between aistin.
guished Austrian and an unknown American.
the Chicago incident is more incidental than
any other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

Calvinism still stands in the Presbyterian
creed as proposed to be revised, and the re-
vision stands over 70 the next year to be con-
s'dered by the presbyteries. The Presbyterian
Is conservative church among Conservative
churches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

Perhaps never in the history Of the world
has there been As great freedom in discussing
religious faiths and systems as now. Much Of
this Is due to increased liberty Of though. and
speech, but some of it is due to modern lack of
reverence and to the spirit Of license.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

Pennsylvania will hereafter take Saturday
afternoons OF from the 18th of June to the 18th
OF September and all day January L. February "a,
May 80. July 4. September 1 labor day) and
Christmas This arrangement will give the
state q much needed rest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

The cas-. Tennessee farmers. with a better
sense OF the fitness Of things than their state
legislature. are preparing to have an exhibition
At the worlds fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

Only sos immigrants were landed in New
fork last week. OF these ten were from italian
jAiis' and by the cruel process Of the law We are
to Be deprived Of their society.
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UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS
ALSO CORSETs

l9c swiss Ribbed Vests. all colors. ....,,...,.11c
2oc. Ribbed Vests. all styles 2lc
35c. Ribbed Vests and Pants .,ac
DC summer Underwear all styles. &c
ooc Ribbed Silk Vests, all coiors .... .-., 5ec
Csc. Spun Silk Ribbed Vests sac
81. 4S Heavier Weight SILK Vests - Al 20
81. 98 English Silk Ribbed Vests - An X
2oc. Children's Ribbed Vests. all sizes .......ssc
Ladies' and Childrens American Hosiery Co. Is I'm
derwear; also the French &C. G." Babriggsn Under
garments at 1Oper cent discount
QUO. Ladies' Cambria Corset Covers. .44c
oOc. Short Skirts for Ladies' .44c
otoh onoef"ear all Styles. $50
BIC Cotton and Cambria Undervarments 40.
u Gowns and Skirts. in many styles SIC
~. 30 Cotton and Cambria Undergarments CSC
go Garments 81 9S and 81. IS Garments Al %
2Oc. summer ventilating Corsets &c
1oc Summer Corsets all styles 64c
u Summer Corsets. all styles SIC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25
The D1rrEnrsor.

There vast difference
the one attractive
store are offered at reduced price,.
For quoted at the wholesale
prices Opening"
THIS is THE WEEK 1891.
The Lii" OF Souvenirs guide but
Black Silks offered
deducted from the Black
prices We refer Figured India Silks for
include the entire stock
And Ginshsms the o~npR
And Laces The 42nh
e. but the Souvenir
to 45 .ns.
eyes will
Buttons
outs
list below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

Eeprssentstive Cooper Of Indiana announces
Thai he viii begin operations on the pension
once repairs a. soon - Congress meetA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

War by Newspaper has commenced in Europs.
The more serious conflict viii begin later, per-
hapA
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We invite the attention OF the trade 10 the fact
that We have, in preparing for this sSasons
business. selected only the choices; designs 10
De found among the hest fc~eicn manu-
LECTURERS. The result is collection that has
never been equsled. and embraces larger pro-
portion than heretofore of nne grades Of goods
Our.stock Of Negligce Shirts will interest every
man. and II you don't want to buy you can get
some valuable suggestions therefroia IL you
wish to see the leading Shirt for the summer
season of 1SDl.ask for our
NESLlGEEJ SHIRT, WITH LAUNDERED
COLLARS AND CUFFS.
cut and nnished like a dress shirt with Byron
rolling collar-cuns that can he worn with
either link or shank buttons. This has be.n
pronounced by every one who has examined II
as perfect.
We are also showing an extensive line Of
Neslige Shirts Of cheviot and madras in ali the
Popular shades. stripes, plAids. &C. Sizes
from Al to Il inclusive.
-S1W each
81 MEMS FINE BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS
AT pc
Just received 500 dozen Mems Fine Balbri0-
gan Shirts. with French finished necls and
pearl buttons. short or long sleeves. Sizes "a
to A.
-2jc. each
(tfrst toor. first annex
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FuRsrsHIss "FuRsrsHrses..-s ssl M 4; Z,

URSIsHISG URNrsHISas-- Conn q.
rTTHERE's A LETTING OUT or STOCK 10
T our FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT th.tn DO
SOur pocket book. sOOd to siv. I, oonsid.r-tion
Everybody b rrschins for
OADkRHRAR the -nost qualify for IN. least
--- "oAey Our GUARANTEED
FAST BLACK BALBRIoaAN
0Nphh"EAk at 81 Cor each piscs iss short rc.ch~
for long sAtisfsctiou. The shirt. ar. finished with
French neck. full cut all over. The p-.u.-. ,r.
tailor finished and have the on. 'sus-.s-.r tn.
buttons are pearl. Noup wAn mp long lane to and
as sood for dollar anywhere else.
We've sOt grand line all the way thr,ash. N.v
| shades and all the improvements in shsn-. ,oc.,,.
to s7-frOrss 6rst class BaIbriss4n to the hest sl.
NAVY BLUE or BLACK for
THE saKS 81. yOun Pay more for Tn.
- cheapest Of the others. ours n
TENNIS SASH DO the same duty. The sash
- sets the sood of III. dollaf-v
don't make much but reput.-
tiOn out of them.
The moneys worth Of
sEGLIGB SHIRTS satisfaction q. Whist ~e
-- sell n g.. 90. or
Ssc. NEGLIGE SHIRT
it'll ht as well % They're made by the saue
hands. fouu hear OF keeping one style and
smother some other-but WE KEEP EN- ALL-pa,-
terms. prices and fAbrics-A little under everybody
else's prices when we can
For the sake Of the
PERcALE SHIRTS. sizes we're willing 20
-- ''lop OF" most Of the
are brisht-l4. lss. 10 and iGx sizes only.
Two collars and pair OF cuff. make the seto eeu,.
will take 'em from us In hurry.
Out Of the hundreds az
BIG DOLLARS measurements we've taken
-- for our DOLLAR APIECE
MADE-To-M EAsURF
WORTH. SHIRTS Cdelirered laun-
dered). We haven't had
more than one two COM
plants. The highest priced shirt makers don't hit
the at any often than that. We know what ve,rr
about. Book sn order-its prompt delivery. No
| satisfaction pay.
Just TO make Q stir we've
SEcSWEAR marked hundred dozen Feather
- weight TICKS and FoUR-IN
HANDs-25 cents Don't besin
to be what they're worthbut let US do the worrying
about that. They're all pretty Patterns and the
early buyers get the best choice.
You can't set Q who
AAcIAIOSHES has worn a Genuine
- English Macintosh to wear
any other. He eeis . salts
AND faction that's wanting IN
the other kinds The only
UMBRELLAS real Macintoshes in this
-- city we keep-ThAt's by
agreement With the
makers. They have nothing to do with the price.
though. II suits MARI them low.
Our UMBRELLAS take the field because we have
had such good qualities put such handsoms handles
Neither is sacrificed to the other The prizes. sur
prise.
Whatever is in mind is in aforementioned or not.
To have plenty of the rich, sOri Of everything IL the
way we keep store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

lhe ItAta appears 10 have joined tAs Flyiue
pusshmAa assS
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MEs,s DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.
department near door No. I119 Pa. aue.

(UepdTt1nent near u00T NO. lily IA. QCe.)
81 Health" ALL wool Summer Under wear. SEC
1oc. Summer Underwear all styles. &c
SOC. Summer Underwear all styles. .42c
SOC. Half Hose, all Styles .3c
2oc Half Hose all styles
IL. % Outing Shirts. all styles. 81
" Atwood Neglixe Shirts 81 oO
20 Pure SIX Shirts. ....@S %
Sr. All-silk Grenadine Wndsors.. .2oc
PIC. Wash Silk Windsors, all styles
46c. Fourn-hand and Knot Scarfs SOC
2oc. Knot Scarfs, all styles. .l6c
Toe. Palais Royal" Might Shirts. SOC
loc. Fourply Linen Collars all styles. 10c
2Oc. Four ply Linen Cuffs. 15c
81 % 'Gloria" Umbrellas. paragon frames. %
81. 30 'Gloria Umbrellas, warranted one year 81 80
81. 90 Silk Umbrellas. novelty handles. 70
&o Silk Pongee Sun Umbrellas. .............&4.2o
ALPS Cotton Ponzee Umbrellas. lining 90
25c. Linen Handkerchiefs, style borders. &c
SOC. Novelty Border French Linen Handkerchief 35c
SOC. Black jap Silk Handkerchefs. 44c
81 Black Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs. .S!c
81. 35 Castor Beaver Driving Gloves. .25
81 English Dog Skin Driving Gloves. SOC
81 35 Cape Tan Driving Gloves 81 Is
Also see souvenir prices in Leather Goods. Jewelry
and Toilet Article departments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

WOODWARD
AND
LorHHor.
10TH. nth AND SITS. NV.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
FOR COMMENCEMENT
AND
GRADUATION DRESSES.
White and Cream SHANGHAI SIX
so. %. rs. Sc. and 81 yard
white and Cream japanese silk.
10. 80, !oe.. 81. 81 - and 81. 50 yard
White and Cream isured japanese silks.
among which We are showing very novel de-
Sims.
81. Is and 81 - yard
white and Cream Surah.
--d'c.. 81 and Ell Il ysrd--
White and Cream Wash Surah.
--2l inches wide. 81 a ward.
White and Cream Crepe de Chine and japan
csc Crepe.
81. IS yard
White and Cream SILK Null
ire. and 81 yard
First foor. under skylight)
sF-.Sfs arh ar ne or. s.,., -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

HoUsEHoLD Goops.
-
BASKETS.
We have an extensive assortment Of Lunch
baskets IN All sizes for individual use and lsrge
s@s suitable tor excursion or picnic PARTIES
-2uc 10 u % each
CkOCKERY.
=, % dozen Canton" Tea Plates Blue Decor.-
ton. Diue Decors-
FL 10 dozen
% dozen Ifmor" Tea Plates uuiaue de-
signs. fue NC
go 90 a dozen
sio0 dozen Decorated China Ice Cream
Co.'s. each 81 GOA dozen-
Voozen Ice Cream saucers. fine decoration.
-loc each u. 20 u dozen.-
GEN ICE CREAM
FREEZERS,
II 10 conceded by all that the Gem in the
most popular Freezer in the market.-we have
cot BOT. 4at Got. SGT LOOT. 14q.
si. So 81. So s2.35 s3oo $3.50 ZOO s6-oo
Ice Picks at &C., lIc. and 44c.
Ice Chisels at l5c.. 20c. and DC
Patent Gem Ice Shayers for cutting Co v.rx,
fine. ~ very
-25c. and Sc. each
fourth noor. 10th VI. buildine.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25
LADIES DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.
SUITS, WRAPS AND sHAwLs

s12 so White Lawn Suits all styles.........e116 80
IS White Suits. all styles.
b. so Suits for % and -. 20 Suits. 25
s3 9S Embroidered White Wrappers. 6S
e. 6S White and bingham Wrappers 81 AZ
81 6S Calico and Bingham Wrappers. 4S
81 35 Calico Wrappers all styles %
81 Calico Wrappers USUALLY 81 25)...........S9 SEC
81 Wash Silk Shirt Waists. So %
81 so Silk Waists, Black and colors %
- Flannel Blazers. all styles. %. so
e. so Blazers in club coors. ...............@225
$12 English Summer Coaching Jackets...........S9
10 Jackets for mountain and seashore.
% Imported Jackets all styles. ..............$ SO
Shawls at 10 per cent discount.
Children's and Misses India Lawn, Bingham and
Flannel Suits at onetenth less than marked prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

BLACK GooDs DEPARTMENT.
.
MIDSUMMER DRESS FABRICS.
FOR Soc.
40-inch Al-wool Mousseline.
4o-inch Atwood Nuns Yelling.
-ooc. a yard
37-inch Atwood Batiste
--G.>sc. yard
FOR 81.
4Ginch Atwood Mousseline.
4O-inch AI-wool Yelling,
4O-inch An-woo Challis,
40inch Atwood Tsmse
4Oinch Atwood Camel's Hair Grepadine.
4O-inch Silk Warp Henrietta,
40-inch Hemstitched Bordered Carmelits.
81 yard
42-inch Six and Wool Bengaline,
42-inch Mousseline
42-inch Silk and Wool Tarnise,
42inch Mousseline Grensdine.
42-inch Camel's Hair Grenadins,
42-inch Silk and Wool Tamse,
42-inch Silk and Wool Chsllis
42-inch Silk Warp Henrietta
42-inch Mohair Tamise.
-S1.25 yard
FOR sL5o
A inch Challis,
44-inch Mousseiine,
44-inch Tamise,
42-inch Henrietta.
81. 80 yard -
FOR e1.T5-
44Inch Silk Warp Mousseline
44-inch Silk Warp Tamise,
44-inch Silk Warp Henrietta.
al. 15 yard
(Eirst floor annex to 10Th ST l,,,;ld;v1
tH-See phdt pe ARE doing in Babv Car
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BLACK GooDs DEPARTMENT.

AS-See what IRE are dong IA Baby Car
ridges Our prices ,eiit astoaish you.
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l.9S Bingham Dresses. all styles al II
". 4e Gingham Dresses, all styles. ...,.,,Sl %
oOc Children's Aprons. all styles AZ
$50 Prettily Trimmed Aprons 90.
VI .3o sun Hats, all styles. or
Toe sun Hats &c. and SOC. Hats .44c
u Nsinsook Dresses. all styles. ,.,,,,..S ac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT Souvenirs
AND WHITE DRESS GOODS.
10 per cent of marked prices, Including the FIN.
brodered Black Nainsook Robes which are married st
lower prices than usually prevail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

youx III. GHrxs
vt.hss 10 announce that his otaIion BssAtius YIN
oaks the e,ason q bsn4inG M track. Terms. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

MRs. NJ. J. Husr.
1SD IT, NV.
Wishes to call the attention OF her patrons 10 her large
assortment Of the latest importstions OF
PATTERN BoNNErs AND ROUND HATS.
And those Of her own
SPECIAL DESIGN.
Also the largest stock of yntrimmed Hass Flowers
and Millinery Novelties to be found in thu city my1b
Straw HXr.. Drnsr HArs.
Straw Hats Of ell hinds and IN the iatsst styiss.
Lsdiss Broad srin Yacht Hats iron xnoz. MI.
Derby Hats; iasss var,ssy Of colon IN Son A,pi.s
| Hsts-
n y. srlxsaRrs : soxs
ny1s lzs7 rs.asysv..issvs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25

BOYS CLOTHING DEpAnrMEsr.
ALL-W0oI.
MOTHERS FRIEND SHIRT WAIST
Few persons trade in our Boys Clothing DE-
worth of the ~ iAnaa'
MOTHERS, FRIEND" SHIRT WAIST.
ne iabor-saying properties. peculiar TO H.
pace pre-eininently at the head; and al
thoagh IN percale. not sold at a Price less than
1ss.. they are the most economical
Tan. Brown. Blue and White i "a ma show
them 70 you and explain their merits, the work
ing OF the waist bands, &c
Price Of the Atwood IL 81 Co.
(Ihird noor. 1lth ut. building.D
WOODWARD h LOTupop
10TH. 18TH AND Sis NV
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Lowell DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.
12kc. All-linen Towels 10
~ A'"eisah Styles. &c
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LEATHER Goops Souvenirs
NORTON DEPARTMENT Souyrs,Rs.

~
2lc. "Gem" Dress Shields n
lSc Feather weight" Dress Shields ....,.,...I n
&c. Boxes Cabinet Hair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A
&C. Papers English Pins. 4
No.
w, OofefeU w haieoOneA II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25
The MONUMENTAL"

IT'S GLORIOUS INDEED
To see that the people with us in our fight against
hzh prices The crowds Of buyers that thronged
stores the past week have crowned our efforts with
success
It's our aim to be known the popular priced house
in Millinery, Cloaks and Hosiery.
Today will save you 80 cents on every dollar pur
chased.
Here it is in a nutshell:
Never such values offered before in Hosiery DEPART
ment.
We have closed out 13o dozen guaranteed absolutely
Fast Black Hose Louis Hermsdorf dyes 40 extra
length with double Isle thread heel and toe from one of
the largest importing houses country These Hose
were imported to sell at Soc account of the late
delivery we have secured the entire lot which we will
place on sale tomorrow. Tuesday at the rdiculously
low price of c regular price. Soc or 81 so box Of
six pairs.
One lot of Childrens Extra Fine Derby-ribbed Hose
sizes from to 81 Tocomplete our list Of Hosiery Bar
gains will sell them at 3ec they never were sold
for less than Coo.
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LADIES SHIRT DEPARTMENT.

81 Vassar Shirts. from E. W. laundry. 500
81 IS Imported French Percale Shirts ..... 81. %
81 so Vassar Shirts. all styles 81. 80
81. rs Shirts with embroidered linen bosoms 81. 80
81 9s Pufront Shirts of embroidered lawn. 81. 70
S5c. India Lawn Shirt Waists. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60c
81 White and Fast Black Lawn Shirts ..........S $40
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