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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-21

S25 Suits, Sc Pants
To order at Pitcairn's, 434 Wood street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-21
Silver Brushes. Mirrors. Whisks.

Combs, manicure sets, shaving mugs, cigar
boxes. TASKS and host of silver novelties
for lady or gentleman; latest styles. Mod
crate prices at
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-21
Sl.25, Sl.40, SI.B.

Better ones than people have chance to
buy often. What a splendid present pat
tern of these superb Black Silk Warp Cash
meres makes-and it's mighty interesting
to save 25c to 6Oc yard when you get it.
That's what you can do if you come.
Last French steamer brought us large
foreign cases of ALL-WOOL FRENCH
CHALLIS-one case came express last
Tuesday from New York Custom House
the other two came freight and are on sale
to-day, just in time for Christmas
These Challis are the latest Paris print
ings-advance styles for next seasons bust
ss-distinctively new and have "new
look" to them. Also, few pieces of very
choice new cloth came with them. ALL
wool Crepes or Crepe Challis that will be
ppreciated-altogethe in this early Chali
shipment.
One hundred and fifty styles for selection.
These are at Center Department in Dress
Goods and Silk Room.
There never was q Christmas season
when BLACK SILK COSTUME VEL
VETS were not bought to a greater or less
extent for presents.
Two lots Black Silk Face Costume Vel.
vets, "a inches wide,
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DIED..

BARR-Saturday, December 10. 1891, at 1880
P. NJ. Mrs. SADIE C. BARR, daughter of Mrs.
NJ. d. Burt, at her residence, 3lS Larimer
avenue,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-21
hEPEoPLE,s sToRE-FIFTH AVENUE.

Fifth avenue and Market street.
Open every evening. MwF
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-21
The First Tests of Strength.

The main light viii hinge on the election
of successor to the late William L. Scott
on the Democratic National Committee As
is well-known, the two candidates are Will
lam F. Harrity and James NJ. Guffev. II
Harrity wins-as seems more than probable
at this distance-it will be regarded and
heralded as the first knockout for the Hill
men.
A Chairman is also to be elected to take
the place of Mr.. Kerr, and the side having
the majority of votes will thus capture the
organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-20

The Postmaster General with the progress
siveness that has always characterized his adj
ministrat.on, favors a large extension of the
postal delivery system. In this he is in ac-
cord with public sentiment. The extension of
free delivery has already worked wonders and
the inhabitants of small villages are justified
in their demand for the mail facilities enjoyed
by cities of ten thousand population and up
ward. Whatever increases public convenience
and comfort, and especially whatever increases
public intelligence, is within the purview Of
government. provided it is constitutional, and
whatever is desired by the people and is mani
testify for their advantage is very apt sooner or
later to become constitutional, either by direct
vote Of the states or by construction of the
federal Judiciary. The position of the Post
master General is one that meets q long and
increasingly felt want. All that is required to
make 1t operative everywhere is the money to
accomplish it. That cannot long be wanting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-20

The death Of Return J. Meigs removes from
Washington one OF il oldest and best citizens.
He has watched the city in many of the most i'm
portantstages oft dew elOpment. and has shared
in its progress He was a man with an interest
ing history and an integrity of character that
was oblivious to consideration Of personal
benefit His name is closely associated with
those OF some Of the nations greatest men,
who were proud TO reckon him among their
friends. He viii be greatly missed, not only
by his immediate associates in Office, but by
many of the outside world His conscientious
nature was shown by the manner in which he
came daily to his desk, rain or shine, at an age
when most men would have been more than
wiling to leave the burdens to younger hands
and accept from the government leisure that
had not bsen half so we'll earned No one
at all familiar with the City Hall has failed to
admire the devotion to duty displayed by the
venerable clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-20

The matter Of railway locomotion is one of
the most practical problems to which Edison
has yet given his attention. 1t will carry with
il more benefit, perhaps, than anything else
that this wonderful inventor has given the
world In these busy days genius must be
practical to be appreciated Science has taken
the place Of literature to a considerable extent
the recognized field of mental application.
Some maker Of epigrams will yet christen him
''the Shakespeare of science" and the title will
be recognized without any sense Of incongruity.
There is something of the tremendous in a
genius tina. produces q phorograph, talking
dol or . railway with the ease and in the per-
feciion that q poet gives US a sonnet, comedy
or tragedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-20

The pastoral letter Of the Methodist ecumeni-
cal council is q notable document 1t is not
a perfunctory performance, congratulating the
CHURCHES on their history and progress and
dealing in pleasant plat,tudes; for there is
about it something apostolic in earnestness Of
tone and wise practicalisy- II is Methodism
lifted out of the past, over the present int the
future. The social evils that characterize the
times are mentioned and the church's duty in
the premises temporarily bu. courageously
pointed out Altogether the letter is worthy
of the council and adequate for its purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-20
The citizens whose property II is proposed to

The citizens whose property II Is proposed to
take IN order to form Rock Creek Park are
justly entitled TO the actual value of their land.
10 DC reimbursed for their actual loss no more
and no less. The commission which has in
spected the property and heard vast deal of
testimony concerning its value viii doubtless
reach through personal view and the witnesses
heard q reasonable decision in the matter, just
TO the owners and just also to the public. The
property owners have expressed their conf
dence on this point The public feel the same
confidence There is no disposition whatever
on the part Of the general community to enjoy
the benefits Of the park at the expense Of the
citizens whose land il condemned. Nor. on the
other hand. is there any disposition to acquiesce
in fanciful values placed upon parts Of the
land, which, il assented TO. would seriously
decrease the size Of the park and might defeat
the project altogether. Whatever The STAR
has said on this point has aimed, not to infiu-
ence the commission at all in its assessment Of
values, which duty all corcede that il will per-
form fairly and faithfully, but IN the public
interest to discourage exaggerated aud ridicu-
lous claims on the part OF property owners
themselves. II one owner thinks he discovers
some new value in his property which was
not dreamed Of before the land was required
for park purposes. and bases a claim thereon,
other owners. not to re outdone, are straight
way ;nfaned TO make the same claim. and EN-
llrged expectations are created which are
almost certain to be disappointed.
With this disappointment often comes
resentment and resistance to oxtremities to
the condemnation proceedings. II on the
other hand the community should assent TO
these fanciful ciaims the action would be treated
furnishing Justification for the SANDER re-
Gently circulated by a number of papers out
aide Of Washington, that the park project was
q real estate Job for the benefit Of those who
were to sell the property to the government.
This SANDER was accompanied BY the suggestion
of q repeal OF the park measure by the coming
Congress Thus. however treated, these imag-
NATIVE claims Of value threaten the park, which
TaE STAR and the community believe will be-
come the crowning scenic glory of the capital,
adding TO il 10th health and new attractiyeness
Washington would not wish to see any Rock
creek property owner cheated in this trans
action. but 1t may well implore them TO be
reasonable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-20

Itseems from the later accounts that the assault
OF the Gillian mob on the American sailors in
Valparaiso was inde:ensible and brutal Only
one man was killed. but another was probably
mortaiiy injured 1t is gratifying to the ma
sionA dignity to discover tina. the Baltimore 8
men we're rot responsible for the unfortunate
affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-20

The night schools are once more engaged in
their important duties. They ful6il ar import
ant function, employing the time tia. would
90 10 the making of idlers and criminals in pro-
ducing useful and Intelligent men,. The system
Of night schools is something tina. deserves even
more attention than it has received from public
spirited men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-20

II Is interesting to note the different sin
prsssiops Of America" received by theatrical
people from abroad who pick up money hore
in way that takes their breath away, and oy
foreign literary people who find their work
recognized without satisfactory compensation.
Truly, the cynie seems TO have reason for his
remark that there is no such thing as an un-
biased opinion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-20

Oprs1sa o. LADIES FALL AND
WINTER GARMENTS
AT Hurou1ssos,s.
| Ths exclusive styles
| OF London Capes are the
osneshoro' and the Chesterfield.
| You have seen
| Some OF them on the avenue
| These cool days. Imported
| And made to order
| There's beautiful line of them
| Al HUTCHINsoN'S
| In prices from $40 upward.
The limit is slOO
| These Capes tiEer from
| AU others In one particular
They Ut well AMI hang gracefully.
HCrCHINSON's stock of Coats.
Cloaks. Wraps and Jackets
CneQuaied.
And include everything desirable in
Fur-trtnned garments.
Mink, Narten. Astrakbau and Mou1on
Are the popular Furs--the latter
Being especially stylish.
We Offering
Jacket with Moulon or Blue Fox
Trimming at
Similar Jackets with AstrSklan
Trimming at els. and even
As low as $40. These are
Extra value.
Plain Cloth Jackets
From e5 upward.
There are = few
London Newmarkets. with adjustable
Military Cspes.
The fabric. 1T and finish
Of those goods will satisfy
The most fastidious.
All garments cut
According to the latest model.
Ladies sometimes object
To having garments altered, fearing
To spoil the fit.
Alterations by practical coatulaker
Are a SPECIAL feature
At HUTCHINSON'S. No Charge
ClOaks and Gowns
Made TO order.
J. c. HUTCHINSON. 9o7 Pennsylvania
Avenue. New Millinery
Parlors on the corner
OF and THIRTEENTH streets wbera
May be found the finest
Array of Hats and Bonnets
Ever seen
At the United States capital
You are invited
70 inspect both storeA IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-20

Ireland needs her s.Ou.-hear,sd persistence.
She has again been storm swept-this time BY
old ocean The little island has more than her
share Of difficulties, and her troubles follow the
pyoyerb by never coming singly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-20

II .he meetings held in honor o. Cos. Hill in
the south continue to 10 abundant honor TO
his rival, e1-President Cleveland, the Hill boom
will go back two steps every time il goes for
ward Que.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-20

The United States porker Is sat home" in
Germany and Italy, and expects soon to sit
by or rather in the freside Of France, spain,
Portugal and Austria Hungary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-20
If You HAVE DREss TRIMMING |,

Your mind this is an ECONOMICAL time to
buy them. On some choice novelties in TRIM
MINGS we have taken of as much as ONE
HALF the PRICE.
LOT COLORED TINSEL GIMP, 2x in.
wide, In FALL SHADES. Regular price,
sos REDUCED TO 81. so yard
LOT FANCY PASSAMENTERIE, 9 in.
wide. Former price, S1.25. Reduced to 81
yard.
FANCY SILK and TINSEL PASSAMEN-
TER1E. 2H inches wide, in the desirable fall
shades. Former price, 81 so. REDUCED TO
81. 80 yard.
HANDSOME SILK and GOLD PASSAMEN-
TERIE. inches wide. in BROWN and TAN
and NILE and PINK. interviewer with GOLD
Regular price, 81. REDUCED TO g. so yard.
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FEArHhRs Or ALL KINDS
MADE

FEArusns Or ALL KINDS
MADE
EXPRESSLY FOR HAT TRIMMINGS,
You know, perhaps, that 1.-THE Prince of Walssr,
Feathers the latest. Let's take these ana make
comparisons. You may take those We sell at IS cents
abunch and put them side by side with the IL 50
Feathers shown in the millinery stores and you win
ZEE no difference. There is difference This ia q
bold claim to put in writing. foolish one untrue
We know whereof we write. be sure Of that.
SO CENTS win buy here good bunch of Prince o,
Wales Ostrich Feathers in all the autumn shades-just
good quality those at So cents. only then ar,
spticed. You would never know it By the looks.
Black prince of Wales" Fsathsrs in best variety.
&c., 4Sc, 6sc., &c.. &c.. e. ID and 81 IS bunch.
UMBRELLA POMPONs are another late craxs.
made of ostrich feathers in umbrella shape You mar
have seen them ON some Of the imported French hat,
The Palais Royal price for fAs beet quality d only ec
| bunch.
SOME MORE PRICE suRPRIsrs
Qualities consideredA
Black ooqus Fesshsr, Csc. to CSC.
Jstssd and Plain ouins. Sc. to 35c.
ysttsd Aigrsttes. zSc. to CSC.
Feather Pomppns, &c. 70 Csc.
Jsttsd PompOns and Tssshsrs. 4sc to sl.aa
Black Birds. only lSc. each
sss Gulls. oaly SOC. each.
| Dest Quality Wings, Ice. each.
THE PALArs ROYAL.
II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-20

The PA1A1s ROYAL Ribbons
We don't write in an ill-natured way when We say
that will laugh when you see the stocks of those
who. being new to the business imagine they have
perfect variety Of Ribbons and boldly claim SO in their
advertisements And then the prices. The following
have been selected specimens Of the Palais Royal
Ribhons We want you. Just to convince yourself to
make comparison Of the qualities, quantities and va
riety Of colors offered elsewhere at similar prices
RIBBONS FOR FANCY WORK
Ombre Ribbons from " to inches wide, &c. to SOC.
yard.
f fSs; 6. e. q. ,ae. 12o. l is s j.
SATIN EDGE aRos GRAIN RIBBONS.
These are q wonder. even for the PaIais Royal
You'll say so.
F Ess; g. e. q. ,S.. ,ss acs l ss.
No. Ribbons in pieces Of 10 yards Plain g. G. silk,
IL and &c. piece. Picot. lie. piece Satin. l9c
piece.
RIBBONS FOB. MILLINERY.
But IL particularly for Millinery Ribbons that the
Paas Royal claims not the slightest of
competition. Prices actually nearly half what are
charged at exclusive millinery stores and SO superior
a variety to the display elsewhere that. As we
| said. composition Is not thought of with u.s.
FOR 39c. YARp-Note the quality and shades of
our Plain Faills and Double-faced Satin Ribbons for
hat trimming. They are 81 inches wide.
FOR l5c YARD-G. G. Silk Ribbons, inches wide.
These suitable for childrens hats. We have them
| 2k inches wide 1t only Ice. yard.
VELVET RIBBONS. satin faced, in Black and col.
ors and where else such variety of shades: We can
truthfuly boast of large stock of Velvet Ribbons
any other two establishments in town. Not much to
boast of after ALL for have not made speciality of
Ribbons for years!
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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". A. PIERCE 3 CO..
10 Market Space.
Corner 9Th q.

.. COHEN 8 g s SfH, STREET.
coIoRKD TRIMMING DEPARTMENT..
Our collection of Plain SILK
and Fancy ColCred Passementerieo
Is complete and we show all
the latest novelties o: the season.
Color ed Bead Pattern. with
bow knot effect in Orange,
Pink Nile and Rose
Combinations of Gu. Steel and Ribbons
in Gray, Brown. Pink. Lght
Blue and Heliofrope. very
effective aud stylish.
Tsssm sasss,. IN H dssS and Brown.
and II inches W1des
Just received.
SIX and Velvet Applique in
Spray Pattern colors.
Garnet. Brown. Navy. Nile
Green. Jardiniere.
The above are some very neS
and stylish Trimmings, Just
received. and are confined
patterns.
PRICES GUARANTEED"
oc.o@ b oGa ~ iis 4 street. SU:;
COO DOZEN LADIES' STRIPED SKIRT
AOO usfgs dsseh x5c. ycHh double;
oc103 1&.A-26 Penpa. ave.
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/ IN
AoMohhoW
THE LAST DAY OF INTRODUCING ORR CORSET
prp.prnr~r ~ NUN ,,.~,r,
AD'An1iehO'
-
AVAIL YoURsELyEs.
Thonpsort-
PD-
n r,o
=
y H. "a Spifats-
warmers
Ferris
No .za N ., no
-. 90
~ o. eAuA"<e' Vow
NO. y. med. size, S3.2
No. 24S, 90. So
No. 800. s2a5.
No nao s,-z
ma
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HAspKEncurEr HINTS.

Handkerchiefs! Well you should see that
Department now. New goods arriving every
day. Watch this department. Some sur
prising offers await you. Today We quote some
specially good things at close prices.
NEW ASSORTMENT FANCY SCALLOPED
BORDERED HANDKERCHIEF for Ladies,
prettily embroidered in a great variety Of pat
terms. Many are the REGULAR 3Sc. goods. YOUR
CHOICE OF this LOT. &c. each.
LADIES' LINEN HEMSTITCHED TAPE
Bordered Hsndkerchiefs. Regular 2oc. goods
SPECIAL PRICE. lSc. each.
MEMS COLORED BORDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS. in NEW PATTERNS Full size,
HEMST1TCHED. SPECIAL PRICE. 12hc.
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-20

FIX The FACT
In your own minds and then ACT in accordance
Herewith. HOW TO III the fact in your minds is
what We are striving to do-with no inconsderable
measure Of success Our methods simple and
-comprehensble. We tell You plainly and truth.
fully what goods we have on sale. their quality
style and price, kindly asking you to tix the facts
in your minds. Make them the basis OF your &C.
tions and do not hesitate to give the assurance
that results will be eminently satisfactory to all
concerned.
We are Offering for this week only
SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN
OF excellent make and Observation-Disclosures erv.
-iceable.
- A full line Of
BLACK cHEvIoT ovERcoATs,
Cut in style--neatly and strongly made-with dou.
bile warp serge body hning--sleeve lining and pro
-tectors of heavy satin. The price is . puzzler &c
dealers and manufacturers.
Only o.. so apiece
Next in order
BLACK wORSTED COATS AND VESTS
Cutaways-w which have been pronounced msrvels q,
chespness by the best judges-who have assured us
that these garments would readily bring double tn,
price We name-BUT IT Is NOT A QUESTION WITH
US AS TO HOW MUCH AN ARTICLE WILL BRING
ON THE MARKET. The point which we always con
slider is: AT HOW SMALL A FIGURE CAN WE AT
FORD TO SELL. Hence We name a. the price Of .
Coat and Vest
Any one in need of such garments would prove
himself to be as void OF Judgment as an egg shell
is of WHISPERS If he passed them by.
- Next arc HARRIS CASHMERE SUITS and
|-WIRE~WOVEN WILTSHIRES. The regular price.
of these suits are S16. 49, els 90 and Sl4 To- but
-tnasmueh NJ We want TO keep the ball a-roll,ng AMI
the pot a-bilin'. have concluded to hustle 'em OF
At s10a Suit
MEMS MEDIUM WEIGHT OvERCOATs,
Such as English Meltons, Campbels Kerseys, Scotch
Tweels. &C., 10 light aud dark shades. being rap
idly ratified of
At $40 apiece
SHORT PANTS SUITS.
(sizes. to IA years.,
81. SO. o., 200. u. &35O. ca 81. a, o. So e5
BOYS SUITS,
Coat. vest and long pants-szes, Is to IS years.
-. "a. SO. $3.50. 90. %. so. ~. $3.50. s7.75.
eS.25. e8 IS.
MEMS PANTALooNs.
II il universally conceded that ours d the arses
and cheapest stock extant.
-s1.25. q. 20. g. 80. $2.7S. s3.25. so. g. 81
"a II. "a. so. ~ 20. Is.
VICTOR T. ADLERs
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
g27 AND o29 STH ST. NV.
CoRNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL IL PM
0cx0-1
DEcoRArED TOILET Sets.
ATRecsnt arrivals make our
stock again complete.
Call and sse ths nns line Of
ENaLIsH SETS. WITH sLop JAR,
We are selling At e50o
AGENTS ToR THE pAsrEuB yILrHRs.
Wu.MARTH KDAoxsTon,
Laos PENN. AvE. se9o
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SAks AND CoMpAsY
Makers Of Opportunities
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
1t SEVENTH STREETS.

LANsBuReH & BRc.
ART AND NEEDLEwoRK.
The time draws nearer and nearer
Is each day passes to get ready for
the Christmas Presents that you
wish to work. This cannot much
longer be put OF. and why should it
be! The goods here. our corps
Of ladies. under the supervision Of
Miss Roberts. are ready to begin any
piece Of work for You free Of charge.
1t is the best time for stamping, as
not overcrowded We viii
acquaint you with some of the new.
est arrivals:
Stamped Linen Monte Cloth Scarf. 2 yds long 35c.
Stamped Linen Monte Cloth Scarf. ~ yds long, 25c
Stamped Linen Monte Cloth splashsrs to match PIC.
Stamped Ferncloths. SOC. each. with serviettes to
match. 25c. each
Stamped Table Covers. 20 inches square, 49c.
Stamped Chair Backs and Cushions. DC each.
Stamped Denim Cushion Tops. 19c. each
Stamped Bureau Covers and P1ncushion Tops. 25c.
each.
China Silk scarfs. hand painted boiling cloth ends
75c. each.
I'm
1Sc. per yard.
Also Linen Basarran Tasse' for trimming. &c. per
dozen.
Germantown Yarn in all colors. 15c. hank.
Full line Of zephyrs, ssxony and Spanish Yarns
always on hand.
Complete color line in Knitting Silks.
Flo Floss. Roman Floss. Rope and Etching silks.
Trimming Cords. in all colors. I0c. yard.
Blk Tasseis. 10c. dog.
Silk Fringe for drapery trimming. loo. yard.
satin-covered Pncushions. 9,s inch. 45c. each.
satin-coversd Twin Pincunshions. 45c.
Uncovered Pncusbions. l9c. each.
China Silk Headrests. with silk ornaments, 7c pair
Special attention paid to STAMPING ORDERS.
Hand-embro;dered Doylies and
Luncheon Cloths always ON band.
Also executed to order.
The Art Room is at all times one of
the most frequented in the house.
The many new pieces act like mag
nets to attract your admiration, and
though q good many Of you viii not
buy yet you welcome. See what
new ideas are out and you may b
tempted to come again
Mail orders for any % the shove viii receive imms-
E. 4 E/:I|:::::::;::
| e I: E T.. !! Fl :! E: III
| I: 4. Il I; / II II s. :.
oeao go. 4as. a. 600 SEVENTH 81.
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A CLOTHING Acnosrro.
ID oGERs, PEET co.'s CLOTHING
IL can be obtained only Of US.
n UR STOCK is BRIM FULL OF NEW
" and Seasonable Garments.
r RoKAw BROS SUITS. oyERcoATs
ID and separate Trousers.
In ALL THE MOST FASHIONABLE
N OBEY. STYLISH CLOTHES FOR
IN dressy men and boys
S~ACK AND CUTAwAY SUITS IN AN
~ endless variety Of styles.
n My THE RELIABLE GRADES OF
" Clothing are sold by US.
NEW STYLES ONLY. ALL OF THIS
p ARENTs WILL BE PLEASED WITH
our Boys and Children's Clothing.
A TTRACTIvE AND DREssY GAR
n ments made BY Best b Co.. who are
r ENowNEp AS MAKERS OF THE FL
II nest Juvenile garments in America.
X NowLEDaE. OF THE. VALUES OF
EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED TO
II be as represented or money refunded.
ID EAsoNABLE PRICES ONLY ARE
~ charged for our splendid clothing.
A IL GARMENTS SOLD By US ARE
"A thoroughly tailored and perfect 10 at.
NJ owHERE ELSE IN AMERICA CAN
IN you Zee such fine clothing as ours
n REss AND sEMI-DREss SUITS FOR
- Men. Boys and Children.
n ONE ONE AND ALL AND INSPECT
or THE FINEST AND BEST CLOTH.
" ing ever Displayed In Washington.
ROBINSON. PAnkza & Co..
THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE CLOTHING Housz
IN AMERICA,
1900, l2O2& 1904 FSr. NV.
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81. CHrsrz Surr1sos FoR 4 1-2c

so pieces of our DARK CHINTZ. Just the
thing for house dress. All new fgurings.
REGULAR price. Sc. MARKED DOWN to 4hc.
yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-20

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