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The Sunday morning news., 1891-01-11

Notice Is hereby given thar fhe mai account a
the subscriber. as guardian Of Edgar T. Pf1chex
llafe) minor. win be audited and stated ~ rh1
for setflement on Saturday. Tho twsnty nrs< deg
OF February. 1884.
Dated December Ia A. D. 1850.
STEpHEN L HARVEY.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-01-11

Estate of Robert .Bachansa deceased, Ann
1ninistrators Of Rcoers Buchanan. deceased.
BY order Of The Surrogate Of Hudson coun-
", dated December 4. 1890 hereby gives notice to
the creditors Of said decedenE 60 bring N their
debts, demands and claims against the eslA<e OF
said deeedent, under oath or Affirmation within
nine months from the a1te Of said order. or fhey
viii be forsser barrsd af any action therefor
ANN a GARRISON
LEWIS L. BUCHANAN.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-01-11
LAFAYETTE CHAT.

Mr.. and Mrs David Meineke will give
sociable at their residence on Com mum
fpaw avenue on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Clarence Montgomery, of Wood
ward street, Is known by his friends as
1.-THE funny man, Clarence Is quite a
humorist and is forever telling some
funny story.
The Lafayette Mmnnerchor will meet
tomorrow evening at the Lafayette
House. on johnson avenue. to make ar
ranRements for an entertainment and re-
ception at Bergen Hall next month.
Harry Fichtl. Of the Lafayette Pleasure
Circle, is good banjo player. He always
entertains the members at the meeting
with his fine selections
Miss Hattie Bigslow, of Lafayette
street. is visiting friends at Spokane
Falls, w. I.
Mr. Robert Douglass. of Woodward
street. says that he can beat any man In
Lafayette In pie eating contest. and
claims the championship OF Lafayette.
James Wilson, of No. 80 Woodward
street. disputes his right to that title and
has challenged Douglass. The match
viii take place at No. 80 Woodward street
on Tuesday evening.
Miss Maggie Mnlry, OF Woodward
street. will entertain tho members Of the
Jolly Twelve Social Club at her residence
on Wednesday evening.
George Windle, Of Pacific avenue, will
leave for Florida on Wednesday. His
failing health called for change OF
residence
Miss Jessie Campbell gave fiddle de
Winks" sociable Mt her residence on
Communipaw avenue Thursday evening;
The early part OF the evening was devoted
to the game, after which dancing was in
dulRed in until late hour. The parlors
were handsomely decorated with bunting
and flowers. Professor SnidRs orchestra
furnished the music. A large number OF
Lafayette people were present.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-01-11
HUGH ]. BURNS.
Il ONCE 70 cREDFToRs.

Estate Of Dora stoyeken deceased. aeary stef
fens. administrator OF Dora stoveken. deceased
BY order OF the replty surrogate OF Hudson
nce 70, rne creditcrs Of said deeeaent 70
against The estate Of said decedent under
oath Or affirmation within nine months from the
date Of said ortseF they will be forever barred
OF any action therefor against said adIninistraror
henry SfEFEENS.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-01-11

Notice Is hereby given shnt the account of fh1
snbsep eerS executors Of Alexander -kersy5n. de-
ceased. viii be audited and stated 81 the Safro
gate Of the county OF Hudson. and reported ~
settisment On safardsy. tns STAT das " azaua<y
AEs roEsya
The Sunday morning news., 1891-01-11

Notice Is hereby given that the acccurf Of fho
subscriber guardian Of Auton Schruafex. IL, MI
nor, VIII be aadited and stated BY the Snrro4nfa
OF the County OF Hudson, and reported for zet<ie-
ment On saturday, the tweus5 iirsE day az Fob
Dated December Is. 4 d lssa
The Sunday morning news., 1891-01-11

s1osF:rt bar; surviving execeror AMI <r1z<<1 4t1I
IN and reQorsed f4r ssst1eu>eat ~ 6@<zr1rE -
2df1 day of 1e1fuart. 5SSL Z. s. '13|
Ee<>a D<conz1ek = A. u l1H z. |
The Sunday morning news., 1891-01-11

Notice Is hereby siven that the aceounf e -
snhscrioerS; exscrfors q H1bert Z Delfce, ~
OF tine County Of Hudson, and repdr1sd for s6ff{S
ment On ssxur1as. TIE sth day Of fe1ruarx. id.
f5sS E5ssIsss g5xBqs n rxo.,p.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-01-11
oF sErrIEMExr

Notice is hereby given tAst the final aceount e.
the subscriber, executor Of ANA X Rdna{k 4arE&2st
viii be euclted and stated hf the SnrrQgats pf NJ
county ct Hli1 son. an1 reper1sd Tor setf}emeuf on
Saturday. the 7th dag OF Marcia 1881
Dated December 81. A. D. 1884,
The Sunday morning news., 1891-01-11

Mayor Finnegan says he would like to
see portion OF Weehawken annexed to
his dominioDs.
Clarence McFadden is the lady killer
Of townsville. He is a splendid daucer.
He executes the Berlin polka gracefully
and elegantly.
Blackstone. is the Assemblymanss right
bower.
All the girls in WestHoboken are in a
fiutter Of excitement over the coming ball
OF the North Hudson County Railroad
Employees, which will be held at Stelze's
Casino on Wednesday evening" Janu-
uary 2l.
The elevated road to be built to the
Fourteenth street ferry iu Hoboken will
soon be under way. II will ill long
felt want.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04

There are curious points in the Kentucky
election yesterday. The democrats usually
carry that state by enormous majorities This
year they had to face these conditions: The
party was divided on the ratification Of the
new constitution, some OF its ablest minds.
like Senator Carlisle, opposing the instrument.
while the republicans were pretty much united
IN its favor. There was a strong third party,
calling itself the peoples, and fourth or pro-
hibition party. The democratic members of
the Farmers Alliance did not, as q body, sup
port the peoples party ticket. but only here
and there deserted the democratic standard
where they could not control the nominations
The result Of the election appears to be that
the democratic state ticket is elected by nearly
the usual naiorities, perhaps less in the case of
some nominees, but the legislature is under the
control OF the alliance. This was accomplished
for the most part by capturing the democratic
county conventions. The republicans, plump
ing their votes squarely for the new constitu-
ton, would seem to share in the fruits of VIC
tory. From the standpoint Of such conserva-
tive democrats as Mr.. Carlisle the election is
full of i'll omens- The future. bristling as it
does with party discussions and the uncertain
ties of legislation, may well awaken such appre-
tensions az he is reported to have expressed
some time since if the alliance should secure
the legislature OF Kentucky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04
Ar IL Cents

LADIES' PURE LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS with neat printed borders.
LADIES' PURE LINEN HEMSTITCHED
AND CORDED AND TAPE-BORDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS.
LADIES' PURE LINEN HEMSTITCHED
HANDKERCHIEFs. AL widths of them. and
o superior quality of linen.
LADIES' NULL AND LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS in embroidered, block and drawn
work patterns.
and an inch deep.
LADIES' PURE LINEN NOJrRNING
HANDKERCHIEFS with designed borders.
LADIES' INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS with
the letter in open-work embroidery.
MEMS PURE LINEN HEMSTITCHED with
tapped and corded borders.
PRINTED BORDERS in a large variety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04

A conclave away from Rome and the election
of g foreign paee are what Italy has feared
and still fears. it is said. Italy would lose
prestige certainly without the Vatican An
Italian pope. too. no matter what the relations
of Vatican with Quirinal would have an Italian
feeling on other questions than those tina,
divided king and the pontiff. 1t may tina,
the threat held over Humberts head Of a for
eign meeting place of the cardinals, and the
election Of a foreign pope is a shrewd restraint
on his government which the cabinet of Leo
think to be necessary under the relations exist
Ing between the two powers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04

All Americans have an interest in the meet
ing OF Union veterans at Detroit today. The
great organization which there convenes IN sn-
nual session embodies the contest for the in
segrity Of the republic, and the heroisrn, pa
thence and self-sacrifce which illustrated that
contest ard made favorable issue possible
IL Il like wise the embodiment OF the spirit OF
the people, their self-possession, their love OF
order and liberty, their devotion to the Consti-
tuition and laws. their faith in the increasing
excellence Of our institutions. The citizen
soldiers and ex-soldiers of any free land are
the type Of its independence, the mainstay and
security Of its liberties What the men who
followed Miltisdes at Marathon. the Swiss can
tonal leaders a. Morgarten, Cromwell at Dun
bar and Worcester were to Greece Switzerland
and England. the men of the United States who
conquered with Grant and sherman and Thomas
at Appomatox, Atlanta and Nashville are
TO North America The host of Persia, the
brilliant array of Austrian knights and the
more devoted cavaliers of England were sever
ally or collectively no match for the Americans
who faced our heroic armies on SO many des-
perate fields. The peril, trials. misfortunes
and triunphs Of that long and memorable
struggle lift into highest renown the actors in
those events whose deeds saved the Union and
secured the future of hemisphere
The choice of place for the next years en-
campment viii be the proceeding of perhaps
greatest moment to the country at large. The
veterans themselves have the liveliest interest
in the matter. That Washington will'be chosen
Is the general expectation, and probably the
desire. Of an overwhelming majority of the
people of the country. The reasons urged in
behalf of the national capital are strong and
numerous, and ii is not easy to suppose that
the veterans will turn deaf ear to them no
matter how earnest the efforts Of others. The
Washington delegation are working energet-
ically in b, half Of their mission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04

Sir James F. stephen, who recently retired
from the English bench, takes the trouble to
say that whether betting is right or wrong de-
ponds on the circumstances Of the wager; that
In the nature Of things questions Of that kind
must be left TO the decision of the persons
whom they actually affect. Sir James views
On the subject are those of most people, but
considering all that has happened it is very
good OF him to be at the pains of bringing them
before the public in an emphatic. authorize
tive way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04
BLAzERs. WRAppKss AND JERSEYS.

Full Rollront Blazers Of Navy and Black all wool
CLOTH In all sizes from 81 to 49, and only e. 50 each
The typically English Plaid Blazers sizes az to 40
are reduced from "a to %. 25 each.
WRAPPERS.-Not made in Paris but fac .,niIe nj
the latest Paris style. Made of Plaid Scotch Ginrham
Fedora front. Vatican back, the correct full high
sleeves sizes "a to A. Reduced from %. 90 to e. 80
JERSEiS-Can be looked on 40 Q body guard.
leserve-Qu'ck ana ready IN time Of emergency The
tickets Oh these Jerseys read 90 and % 80 and vet
you may own one for ONLY 81. 80 Black, White
Cream. Brown. Blue; braided in naval and military
styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04

Barcelona has long been the revolutionary
center Of Spain when revolutions have been
radical republican in character. OF course the
Basque provinces are the headquarters of Car
hsm, ard Madrid. the seat of government of
the reigning faction or factions. At present,
notwithstanding the abortive attempt of Sun
day. the country is enjoying a lull and the
republicans are evidently awaiting develop
ments- The declaration of a republic in Portu-
gal would lead to republic in Spain in few
days; or at any rate q most desperate struggle
to set one up. But while the great republican
chiefs are biding their time the extrem lists
are endesvoring unsuccessfully to seduce the
garrisons Even in red republican Barcelona
they have failed to make an impression. There
is a lesson in this for all the rash pickets of
radicslism throughout Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04

There are sub:reasury alliance men and anti
subtreasury alliance men in Kansas. and Chair
man Harris of the alliance executive committee
Is ''asin the bill, while Senator PETERS paper
Is said TO be hedging in its demands The
Farne-' Alliance is evidently weakening in
Kansas, whatever iss strength elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04
A Big BARGAIN In HOSE.

Tomorrow we will offer q lot Of LADIES'
FINE SILK HOSE. WARRANTED FAST
BLACK, French make. known AZ C. A. Regu-
lar price all over, Soc. OUR BARGAIN
PRICE, 63c. pair.
ANOTHER LOT OF those EXTRA FINE
BALBRIGGAN HOSE for ladies', in all sizes.
Regular price. 35c. OUR BARGAIN PRICE,
29c. pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04

The seoundrelly newspaper fskirs who were
busy lately at Bar Harbor writing Mr.. Blaine
into his grave. atspace rates, seem to have gone
west for occupation The thrilling fabrication
OF the murder Of Mr.. and Mrs. Brumfield and
their I'VE children in Wayne county, West Va.
by crowd of drunken Italian laborers." bears
all the ear marks Of the work of the Bar Harbor
gang.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04
S3.l7 SILK Null Hairs FoH
0S CENTS.

Us CENTS.
HERE IS A SEASONABLE BARGAIN for
you-just the time you want one:
LADIES' FINE SILK NULL HATS, In the
newest shapes. in colors of LIGHT BLUE,
PINK. LAVENDER, CARDINAL. CREAM,
HELlOTBOPE. Regular prices. %. II and
81. 15. ALL MARKED DOWN to
OS CENTS EACH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04
The 'KEHcH1srs.

We are going to let the prices tell this story The
figures will be more eloquent than words One hint We
will throw out-nOt az unreliable Quaiitv-nor an
I'm perfection passes our scrutnizing inspection
Of our HANDKERCHIEF stock. 1t isn't so every
where, you may know from bitter experience
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04

Mr. ingalls, presents to the public the Stats
teal conclusion that not less than 10. OoO. OOO
people s-s constantly hungry. Tho number Of
people Who are constantly thirsty is doubtless
too formidable for figures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04

In coaaecton with the underpaid members
otthe Marine Band, Congress should have real
lied long ago that musician's notes are no,
negotiable az the grocery store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04

twould be extremely gracious in Chill if she
would do b~lnaaceda up neatly and compsctly
Aad ship him on to the Chicago exposition, so
that ve can all get q look at him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04

A scientist announces that he has discovered
a peculiarly beautiful mummy at Thebes.
The scientific idea of beauty is sometimes al
confusing as that Of the crank asthete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04

Mr. Parnsn Il picking up the missiles that
were flung at him and using them against his
sdysrssries Everybody seems to be talking
nswsty' about everybody else over there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04

Mt. Morley is that ancient mariner Of British
politics who viii not kill the albatross of home
rule VITA his cross bow, and split the ship in
sight Of shore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04

IL is not made clear whether or not people
who are invited TO new countries to pick mn
gold are expected to bring their own nuggets
with them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04
w. A. Prr.cr & Co.
suceesonto Z. G. Davis.
no Market Space.
Cornsr sth street.
4 CLUSTER Or RAnrrrrs
FOR WEDNESDAY.

We have Just finished our stock taking and
now we are going to do some tremendous
STOCK SELLING. Our house is brimming
over with hosts of GOOD BARGAINS. You
know that this is August and the summer is
drawing to q close. We have many good things
yet which you can use. bat which we must sell.
and YOU KNOW OUR MODERN AND EN-
TERPRISING METHODS WILL NOT Al
Low Us to wait until the last moment to dis
pose Of what would then be reasonable goods.
NO. We will give you a CHANCE at them
NOW while they are useful. When you visit
our store these days and see so many good BAR
GAINS and so many REDUCED PRICES you
are very apt. IN fact almost sure, TO leave with
o good supply Of USEFULS BOUGHT AT
MONEY-SAvING PRICES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04
3 LINEN ITEMS.

100 yards of BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK,
all linen. Former price, SOC. REDUCED TO
31ke. yard.
23 yards RED AND WHITE TABLE
DAMASK. Former price. SOC. REDUCED
TO yard
4dozen AIL-LINEN TEA or GLASS tow
ELS, 1896 inches. REDUCED TO Ike.
each.
Note.-These Towels are already hemmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04
LETS Go Dows SrA,ns Now.

You now know Of the best bargains on our second
moor. Learn Of the first floor
sILk dLOVES.-Here are the very hast NiIsnese
SIX Gloves at lowest prices record 75c Quality for
Oh cents and 9ec quality for 79c Not only fast black
but all the scarce shades of Grays Tsns Pawn Mode
here are Black Silk Mitts marked 81 ceutso,.ai,fy
that costs you SIC. at the credit storcs Reduced to
only &c pair.
BELTS.
The writer has list before him that would fill the
OF TINS column. but space IL precious and time
snort what will our buyer say this brief summary,
beus OF all kindsJrons - dorn I0c Those married
TX reduced to 81 6S and do,o the rice etc 10. tI
you reach the 0c. Bette offered at Sc.
BLACK SILKS
~ per cent discount-Ons-teatk of the 6ofto,cfno
pr'ees and tcrttteR gipen binding US to
0'oe neD dress u the setected spIts or crooks
"tthin s,1 months Of purchase:
faiie SILK. 81. 81. %. 81. so 81 IS. e. 50 yard.
eros Grain. 81. els. $50. 81. 6S, 81. eS 40
S225. W.
Satin Rhadame. 81. 81. D. 81. 50. s16S
Peau de Soie 81. 81. 25 Sl.5O.
Satin Merveilleux. 81. 81 Is. SI.5O,
Royal Armure, 81. S1.25.
Surah. SOC. Csc, 15c. ST.
Japanese. Soc, 75c.. 81, $I25
~ New jet edges for trimming, l5c. To Al ward
SIX edges lOc to Csc. yard 10 per cent discount al
lowed those buying . silk dress.
THE PALAIs ROYAL,
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04
s II $$ss'EE & sssssEEs. E#ES$zSs:
HIM FINN Il. WY SIS
e i 4 f + II
BOD "a Il ILL 7
ZEE TIT TIT ZEE RRR
+. + + ! + AZ

You can thank the rainy
weather for this: We Offer our
satire stock Of over ei.0D0 north
Of Ladies Waite Wais,s aud
skirts at an enormous sacrifice.
Move plainly. We have reduced
the price Of every Waist and Skirt
in the store. The vindowful
helps to tell the pitiful tale of
slaughtered prices. Here are the
Particulars:
Our tic. Fancy Print Waists
have been reduced to 3Sc. each.
Our 81 White India Linen
Waists have been reduced to 75c.
each.
The above Waists have four
rows of fins tucks IN the collar
and cuffs and eight fine plaits back
and front and have been an extra
ordinary good value at 81. Now
75c.
Our SIC. Fancy Percale Waists
were originally bought to sell for
81. but We made them SIC. as a
card" Now We drop them to
75c. each and they are the bsst
Waists ever offered in any city at
this price. Made from Gamers
36-in. soft finished percale.
Our S1.25 White Waists have
been reduced to 81. These have
band of insertion in the collar
and cuffs and have eight pIsits
back and front.
Our el.15 White Waists have
been reduced to s1.25 This 10 an
elegant Waist. well made, and
has combinations Of wide and mar
row plaits front and back. Sl.15
to s1.25.
Our e. 80 Extra Fine White
"outsids" Beited Waists have
!, been reduced to e.. This Waist
Is Of superior quality India
1inon; has q band Of Hamburg
inserting in the collar and cuffs;
eight fine plaits front and back
and finished with belt. 80. soto
81.
ALL WHITE SKIRTS RE-
DUCED.
We have not a large stock Of
them; 50 delay not. Every one
reduced.
Lstiiss' White Lae-striped
Skirts reduced from ais to
s1.25. Put . 75c. White Waist
with this Skirt and you have Q
White Suit for 60.
Our s1.75 White India Linen
Skirts have been reduced to
81. so.
Our 80 % White India Linon
Wide plated skirts have been
reduced to 81.
As both August and September
are warm-weather months you
will have plenty Of need for these
Waists and Skirts.
Second floor.)
WILLIAM II. cKNEw,
933 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04
A THREE DAYS, SALE
OF CHOICE
NAcE NErs AND FLousc1sos.

ELACE NETS AND FLOUNcINos.
The prices marked on the Lace Drapery Nets and
fiouncinss are in many instances reduced pricea /,
would cause too much Of loss reduce these reduced
prices permanently, 20 for Monday. Tuesday and
wednesday. August 3, and s. allow discount OF
ten per cent by which time the stock will be lowered
| to the extent desired.
ASK TO SEE THESE.
"a. 50-The Bow Knot Pattern Net reduced from
g. rs to S. can be bought until Wednesday evening
for e. so yard.
s".o3.-The chantilly Net Of polka dots and block
pattern reduced from 81 50 to e. %, is only A. Or,
during the three days sale.
s2. 16-The 10 per cent discount brines thu Forcst
Me-Not Pattern Net to only 81. 10 yard The former
price was 81. rs; the reduced price e. 49,
&l.00-The Chantilly Net Of small bow knot. ~
for only 81 80 yard.
sl.3-The Nets of polka dot stripes. reduce, from
81 to also. is temporarily reduced once more to
81. 35 yard.
Goethe Net. with arrow head and polka dot de-
sign that reduced from ST. a5 to e. 10 is to 90
at 99c. yard.
from s1.25 to &c.. may be had before Thursday for
only Sic. yard.
Goethe Louis XVI Net reduced from q. Is to Al
may be had for 9Oc. yard.
f-e.-Ihe Mourning Nets that were reduced from o.
to SOC. are now re. yard.
" Entire stock OF 4S-inch vide Lace Drapery Nets
and 4inch wide flouncings are offered at 10 per cent
discount until wednesday evening at O'Clock.
Among the Flouncngs are many lovely designs ct the
Following prices: 81. sl35. 81 IS. 81. So 25 e. o.
$50 and $s.9S. These are the prices marked ON
Them Deduct onetenth get the special sale price,
The display I'm window Of No. llle PsunsvIvani.
ave- will give an idea Of the new emi-aouncnx. and
White and Cream Laces
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04

Apprehension exists in Europe that mon
aSeAy Is now going to be made to walk Spanish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04
BAGS o. ALL KINDS.


sATcHELs.-Av visit to this department will damon.
srate that for the best goods that Paias Rovai
prices are notceaby lower than at the credit stores
CLUB BAGS Of real alligator leather lining leather
covered frame. patent hinge Re.
issss: y sao u Is 1881 i Il
500 Real Alligator Bags piecsd) mado to our spect.
order Late delivery and loss Of sales thereby have
been made good BY the maksrs and thus unprscedsnt
eddy low prices are possible. The prices are 10 low
that you may BE- apt to doubt eyesght. You can
see the Bags are real alligator but you need Rusran
tee because Of the prices Every Bag stamped on the
bottom - follows: RavraHted 0snuins Alligator.
Sal also Il 70 .a e Il i 20
Imitation Alligator aud Cowhids Bses, lined, picke,
lock. key and trimmings.
P lasss' ...:.: s = H. i g. T. Z Sc
oowhide Grain Leather Baas with leather inans and
ieathsr-eeversd frame. patent hinge, &c.
P isfsss .3os q 70 Il Il q q Is
CANVAS Telescope Casss. leather ssssps and trim,
mings.
iPs ss:: i. siSos .}i t. AIS q. Is
CABIN BAGS Of solid heather lining and leather
covered frame.
Fass: 4 70 Y .sso
GLADSTONE RAGs-Thesi zs does mot i,dicnes -
castyfns capacity Of thsss sxpsndinx hssa Tboss
leather lined re:
F isss:' Il Is EDO .3so .s 81
Those With linen lining are:
lss4sl e ISL $500
THE PALAls ROYAL. 3
4. LIsNER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-04

To the casual observer all shirts look alike.
To the experiences eye there is a great differ
ence. In view Of this fact we ask critical ex-
animation Of the various fine points and details
in the manufacture. wherein We claim our
shirts to be superior to any others at the same
price. We aim to get the best shirt possible to
sell at a given price. rather than see how cheap
shirt we can buy. We give az minute descrip-
ton as possible Of our shirts, believing that
you appreciate the fact that it is Just such SEEM
ingly unimportant points that make one thing
better than another.