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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

Propositions to the farmers to hold wheat
and cotton are more alluring than substantial.
II done the act Of Withdrawing must be per-
formed by shrewd manipulators accustomed to
making corners and sometimes to severe losses
IN the attempt to do so. TIE superiority OF
American cotton ever the products of other
lands and the fact that We produce nearly
tnreo-guarters of the worlds supply are factors
in our favor ii is true. The trouble would be
not in the condition Of the foreign market, but
in the inp-obabIi;y OF securing concert among
20 many producers. 1t would be easy perhaps
to get them to agree 10 hold the crop in
excess of six ami a half million bales. but to
make sure OF their acting UP to the agreement
through thick or thin, when at times they
might seem to be losing by il, would be very
difficult small number o: capitalists. able to
buy and keep the surplus. might, perhaps,
carry out the project. if il could be executed at
all woEld the capitalists work with the
planters, and if so VIA; inducements could the
latter offer that would not transfer to the
cornering capitalists all the benefits Of the
corner? As 20 wheat the American producer
has more competition, although il is admitted
that the competition. in the light of Il slackened
prodGct and famine in Europe. is not so great
this year as usual. 1t will probably be harder
for the wheat producer than for the cotton
producer to retain a large part OF the product
for higher prices. On the part OF either the
corHering project, as a general movement. is
well nigh impossible.
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Poor Balmaceda seems to have been so wound
up IN destiny's coil that way OF escape
offered Itself to his bewildered mind except the
way that was open TO Brutus and Cato-death
by his OWE hand Whether he was even partly
right in his quarrel with the congressional
party, row triumphant. may never be estab-
lished- That he was At one time Chili's most
popular and capable leader canno. be for
gotten. nov that LIS personality and his actions
are wholly passed into history aud out of the
reach of the ennities he encountered. One
thing at least, ought 10 be regarded as settled
that his fall vas Immediately due to the incom-
petence CT his generals, whatever remote c..ll6es
operated to bring about the collapse of his gov
ernIaen:- Dal.naceda dead, may not the friends
Of Chill indulge the hope that the internal diff
eulnes Of the republic are near an ending The
eonquerors in the civil strife have a noble
opportunity before them.
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Postmaster General WanaInaher rece ntly sent
10 all pOstmasters at cOunty-seat towns instruc-
tions to visit the post Offices in their respective
counties arG when the tour OF inspection was
completed to report thereon. Among the nu-
meroas questioasdown on the schedule tie most
interesting is the one which asks: Does the
postmaster study and understand the postal
laws AMI regulations and realize the response
bility and dignity Of being an officer OF the
United States.' At a very moderate computa-
ton it would take about seventeen dollars
worth Of almost anybodys time to study and
understand the postal laws and regulations
and when i; is considered that many country
postmasters receive compensation ranging from
Elk TO twelve dollars per annum no one shoald
be surprised il there is ignorance as to regula-
tons aud carelessness as 70 responsibility and
dignity.
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The engineer department is exercising O
commcndable vigilance in guarding the streets
from lasting injury while the change OF mo-
tive power on the leading street car line OF the
city is being effected Tho substitution OF
cable for horses has proceeded much more
rapidly and satisfactorily on the avenue and
1&th street liam i. did on 9Th street, and the
street car company is entitled 10 credit for the
wise energy displayed an the work and for the
comparatively slight interference with public
convenience AMI comfort which have re-
suited. But to perform its dates thoroughly
and entirely to the public satisfaction
the company mus. see to j. that smooth asphalt
surfaces are restored where breakaSes are
found by the side Of the new-laid track, and
also where the asphalt has been broken by
temporary tracks TEE STAR has been so
much interested IN the improvement OF WASH
ingtou's street railroad system and has fought
81 long for n change ia the motive power en-
p.oyed. for more rap.I transit and for the
grooved rail. shat the prospect Of a speedy re-
al;zatioI OF its hopes far ID the principal
lines of the city are concerned fills 1t with pro-
found satisfaction. The advantages tc be
gained by The whole city from transit by cable
and storage battery instead Of horse
power need not be repeated. The
benefits from the additional smOothness
Of the streets. when e0bblestone ridges be-
tween the tracks and the o!d-fashioned project
ing rail have been abolished, are also obvious.
The engineer departmenthnsi in mind, of course.
:he securing Of the latter benefits TO the fullest
extent in its wise requirement. that all surface
breakagcs whatsoever. due TO the street car com
pany's change of system, shall be promptly and
thoroughly repaired With its broad, smooth
aspbal, surface from curb to curb, unbroken
by eobbleston,s, projecting rails. or rats, the
avenue will be uHcuestionably the finest parade
street in the world, and will afford easy and
pleasant marching ground Cor the tens of thou
sands Of veterans who viii appear in procession
upon it at the Grand Army cEcampment next
year.
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The enterprise % a great newspaper should
bs unsrudsingly conceded by its eotemporaries
IL the matter OF the suicide and the ante
norton statement Of President Balmaeeda the
New York Herald had earlier and more COM
pIete information than the Chilian newspapers
themselves. to say nothing OF the Htrabt $
American rivals. Following speedily on its
Valparaiso scoop" this is quite feather in
:he Hey-alfs cap.
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CARDINAL AND TURKEY RED D.M

ASK AND DoyLIEs.
olL-BolLED TURKEY RED DAMAsK-
PAST COLOR.
~ inch, 90. yard sd-inch. 37Sc. yard
co-inch. 30 yard 6'i-inch. s5c. yard.
'o1neh, SIC. yard - inch. Ell yard.
fancy Woven Cardinal Dannsf
Winch. &C. yard, 06-inch. si yard.
Cs-inch Cardinal Dama.k with Black bordsr,
81 yard
6o-inch Red, White and Blue namask.
30 sari.
Oo-inch Red. White and Blue Checks or Toll
.nette Damask.
~. yard
SO-inch Red and oreen Dsmssk,
to-. yard
TURKEY RID DOYIlrS.
y Turkey Red Dog ies-plan OF with Black
or White borders,
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HE SKIRTS.

BLACK BRILLIANTINE with plated
rufie-S2. Better Quality-S2.jO.
BRILLIANTINE with wide rufie-s3 and
$3.50.
BRILLIANTINE with embroidered ruffie-
81.
GLORIA SILK, with wide rufie and lined
throughout-S5.
BLACK AND WHITE STRIPE SILK MO-
HAIR, with tucks-lined-S6.
TAFFETA sILK-Gray and Black-with
yinked ruffie-s9.
INDIA SILK, with nineinch ruffie-lined-
Sl0.50.
SURAH SILK, with hemstitched rufie-
lined-sl2.
SURAH SILK, with ruffie, tucked and
trimmed with lace-sl2 20.
FLANNEL AND CLoTH-s2. s2..5 aud
So.
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I:aly hes had civilization and a name in
histery fo- a. least twoniy-seven hundred
years, and ye; yesterday was her twenty first
anniversary. Tribal Italy, Roman Italy, Gothic
lilly, Medieval Italy, partitioned Italy. have
al gwen place to modern uI.ted Italy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

Mr.. Mills goes into tic Ohio campaign with
s..ocs anshod with silver. Mr.. Mills seems now
TO know that fields Of burning mari. to draw Oh
grca: Italian poet for figure. require q
harder metal But It is a very recent die
eovery. 50 Tar a. tie eloquen. Texan - con-
cerasd-
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CONSPICUOUS SpEcrALrrrs
PPpfp ZEE ERR EEREs Z - ssss
pPP EE kRR RRE" w ssss
+ kER ( ( RE \ ssss

We're You AZ our opening today There such =
throng of delighted callers couldn't keep track Of
everybody. We are sure you will IL time well
spent il you did drop in'-for from the first floor to
the fourth the store is filled ull the andsomest now
elites of the season. Did YOU notice partculsrly-on
the third foor-the SKIRTS and WAISTS. They are
in the autumn coors. You need them now-it is time
to put the summer ones away for good. They are
besutes-a of them-Skirts and Waists-and We don't
believe you could pass without stopping to admire
them. The business OF the subject is quite
interesting the artstic-for the prices have put
possession.
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CoScERSrSa BLANKETS

WE WANT FEw WORDS WITH You.
The special sale of them continues 10 progress
The goods offered here are all regular aud
fresh in every respect. No thrifty hou-ekeeper
can afford to pass them by. Use care in select
ing Blankets. You don't want tallo~ In the
wool. It catches and holds dust. These
Is AND 60 BLANKETS
OF ours are pure White and strictly ali wool.
OF course We have the finer rraces In stock
and will cheerfully show you any Of them.
WRAPPER BLANKETS,
Fer making into Bath Robes. Lounsins
Gowns. &c. Fine quality. all wool. rich color
ines-enough IA the Blanket TO make the entire
garment Tor
fl
Everything You need In the way a
CoMFoRTABLEs.
Light weight. sl-OO to e.. IS.
Heavier. with White cotton fllins. q. 90 10
e4.J0.
We are continually adding something new In
WHITE QUILTS.
Another Of those IA Marseilles Quilts
the ones having that superior nnish aud bleach
They are but
-saJo-
We have Just received lot of elegant
BEAVER CLOTH LAP ROPES.
Fall weights at
s4.5o. ESQ and sIo.oo.
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The women are coming place for the
DANES The ex-premier of New Zealand, Sir
George Gray. proposes 20 the house of repre-
seatatiyes OF that colony the abolition of the
present upper chamber and the substitution
70. II Of one composed entirely of women.
Win the lovely Legislators be known as senator
exsesf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

Did you get one Of the Boys School Suits Nc
advertised Saturday. IL ~ you did wsll-n
you haven't bought nor is The time.
We received Saturday three lines OF boys
SUITS from one OF our fayorite makers. being
all he had Of them. We got them nj price con-
cession. They are STRICTLY ALL WOOL
and well made-sinsie and double frunts. sis-s
from 10 Is years. Many Of them are sOoA
values at $500.
$3.50. 800 and q. 30 SUIT.
(Third floor 18th 81. buildingl
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The pomologists who will be in session here
tomorrow differ 10, physically from the rest of
the human family, but they may be easily
identified: by their fruits ys sLal know
them"
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The lstss-s winch The STAR has published
IRON its CHILEAN commissioner throw light upon
Vie events happening in :ha, eountIy as they
ere reported briefly by telegraph
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TAIIoR-NApF cosTrNEs

TA1LOR-NADE COSTUMES.
Very Light Gray and Light Tan effects. Heavy
weight. The same quality never scld for less
than 81. 1t is ~ inches wide and
-tiic. . yard
While these are Lew goods aud just N they
are in limited quantities.
(First floor. 10th OF. building1
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Mr.. Flower viii in time furnish some inter
sssing statistics as TO how much punning II u
possible for q man and his name TO stand
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HE --LATEST AUTUMN DErss F.pRrc,

This offer is due 20 an unexpected trade
hAppening"-a fortunate one however.
Lot 1-consists OF ''GII.BERT's" ALI-wooI.
PLAlDs. In twenty distinct designs and
exquisite color combinations They'd b. cheap
at JOc. They are remarkably 90 Ct
-4oc. yard
~ See showing Of these IN 10Th 81 window.
Lot 2-consists Of q regular Tic Grade Of
f2-in. ALL-wOoL ARGiI.E sUITINos. Very
choice; ask partic ularly for these. The prev
In but
-JOc yard-
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w o o ID W A r ID
10TH. IirH AND p Sis NV.
Ir,s Az E,ooNoNrc,1. Tnrxa


For you 20 keep track q the trad. doing. An cur
LINEN DEPARTMENT. Az al. time. ana IN
all things your money j. 60 10 q. much for
You here - In any other Linen stock an Amer.
ios. Thoroughly cauirped for Supplying your
every demand. wan; 10 rcmind you Of some
things You need risht nov. This 10 the fruit"
SEASON and you knowit means ruin 10 the White
Table lAuen. save your Linen by using a Tur-
key He'd or Cardinal Cloth and Napkins Then
tne Cloth can he used AL the .eer around an
After dinner" Cloth. We've nsNer lad such
aspiend'd assortment @: these Colored Table
fiainss now. Then the prices are very low
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II would be gratifying If things eoald be re-
sssasised 20 that Bardslcy would tax aud Dis
= Ear wouldn't
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The WA1srs.

BLACK sATINE-plaited front and back
S1.:0
STRIPED SURAH SILK-plaitei back and
front-Sa
SURAH SILK-plaited and shirred, back and
front-S6.
SILK SHIRT WAISTS-plaited front and
back-in Navy and Light Blue. Maize and
Cardinal-S6.
OF course We haven't brought every member OF thi
perfect assortment TO the front Just the index
enough OF them TO point the drift price 70,
will lind IT easy-very-to suit yourself Nowhere NOR
So by the way-tomorrow is Opening alain-ant
50 seyery other day throughout the season tSunday
excepted. Feel at home here-we want you should.
sEAToN PERRY.
"PERRY BUILDING."
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Established ls40 1t
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TIT y g EEE
I L L kKR
E E s :: ! II
Nm NM A RRR cccH HFsR
ssSSs IA = EE rF$$ cH #S
u MA AR CCC II HEEE-

The demand for new Fail
Goods is Qu;ckening every
day. We are ready. The
Preparations n Millinery have
been upon a most extensive
scale and nothing will be left
ondone 60 make IL the model
millinery department in the
city. The new conoeits are in
Vulnerable. Sailors appear TO
b. inthe lead at present and We
are showing beautiful Sailors
Of Felt. Velvet and Silk Push.
Three styles. the "vassar,,
the Baccarat. which has a
broader brim. and the "Stce-
pie Crown" which describes
itself.
S?ccial attention f. directed
Go the American Felt Hats, in
the latest shapes and color
ings. a; 75c. each.
Also to the French Felt
Hats. in shades 20 match the
new Fail Dress Fabrics. such
as Silver Gray. Moonlight"
Cocoa, Chamois. Butternut,
Putty Gray. Tans and, in
short, all the leading fall
tints. Sl.iS.
COATS AND CLoAKs.
The second floor is now de-
voted exclusively 20 ladies'
and Children's Coats and
Long Cloaks-and there is no
endto the styles.
For present wear we offer
Ladies' Black Blazer Jackets
at S3.iS that will compare
favorably with the usual So
Coats.
(Second fioor.D
TIL r BON RCHE
DOUBLE STORES.
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rS-wE CLOSE AT6 P.M.--except satur-
Tins Is Your STORE.


Tins Is Your STORE.
Odd ONT you find Us q handler place
z every season: Keeping everything
Odd in wearing apparel that's kin to be-
coming attire saves You the time and trouble of
''bobbing" around-vhie fruit of the same
tree air,avs tastes The same. Success is fuel on
the fire of ambition. We are hus,,ers because
you are apprecistive. To excel has been
hobby from the frs, day went into business
and we've rode it ''up to date" Wise men
never swap horses in the middle OF strealn-
we enjoy your full confidence and are sticking
to the saddle that has brought 50 high into
your favor. We're not blowing our own horn
that wouldn't be becoming. Simply paying
tribute to the support you've given us. The
best way we can show ourselves worthy Of it
is to keep at SUPPLEMENTARY at it,"
Persistency rides fearlcssly all
obstacles. We've made your buying Of us .
success. Lifting up the qualities and keepinga
tight grip on the prices has given us a reputa-
tion as the LEADING. MOST RELIABLE
ouTfIrTERs OF THE SOUTH. We are
proud of it. we'rc trcless toiiers-and each
year finds us nearer to you than the last
Your 1rst taste of our fall stock is likely to Be
tho JJGHTvFrGgr ovrpco.re ,.
ideals. cut from the la. edition of the book Of
fashion. Those diIerences-perfections-
arc Enthusiastically ours-youTl find promi-
mont in these coats. We've marked them at
prices that are seemingly unmindfui Of their
superior value But we could-so We did-why
shouldn't wei
SAks AND CoxpAsr.
LEADERS By RIGHT OF SERVICE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
Mss. NJ. ]. Hunt.
1909 81. n. w..
Calls special attention her ssocs of Bats for
MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Carefully selected with view 10 their sdspsabisy 10
SCHOOL WEAR ssle<r
nADo WINDOW SHADES. SIC. BODY BRUs
.,sa aAFrs EST5 NEE ,,,s
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EVERYBODY INVITED,
90 N TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND
. oo . EVENING. FROM FOUR TO
NINE O'CLOCK. WE WILL BE AT
HOME TO ALL OF OUR FRIENDS
AND THE PUBLIC. OUR MAMMOTH
NEW BUILDING AND IMMENSE
NEW STOCK OF THE LATEST FAIL.
STYLES IN READY-MipE GAR
MENrs FOR MEN, BOYS AND
CHILDREN WILL d. On ExuIBI-
TON TO EVERYBODY.
pPr osIrIvELY no GOODS TO BE
SOLD. BUT ON WEDNESDAY
MORNING. BRIGHT AND EARLY,
WE WILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS,
AND SHALL EXPECT TO SEE ALL
OF OUR OLD PATRONS AND
HOST OF NEW ONES.
w. WE SHALL BE PREPARED
Wv wy TO suow YOU THELARa-
EST AND MOST SELECT AssoRT-
MENT OF READY-MADE CLOTHING
EVER GATHERED UNDER ONE
ROOF. REMEMBER THAT wEARE
CLoTHIERs EXCLUSIVELY. WE
DEAL IN NOTHING ELSE, BUT
ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING IN
THE CLOTHING LINE THAT IS
FASHIONABLE CAN BE FOUND
HERE IN THE MOST RELIABLE
GRADES AND AT VERY MODERATE
PRICES.
ROBINSON. Parker & Co.,
THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE CLOTHING
HOUSE IN AMERICA.
SOUTHWEST CORNER 18TH ANDF
se2l-t SITS. NV.
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T III If I T. /.
wv Il \ !: !! II II w. j
z I'm T. l.. III ! 4 4 ! { E.. :.
9sT AND $3.50 ST. n. W.
FINE MILLINERY. CLoAKs. HOSIERY,
GLOVES. ETC.
The system Of selling every article at small profit
but OF thoroughly reliable quality is ruling princi
EARLY FALL NOVELTIES.
All our departments filed with the choicest proluc.
nons OF the home and foreiUn markets all at specially
attractive prices.
LADIES'. MISSES AND CHILDREN's CLOAK
DEPARTMENT.
We have enlarged our Cloak Department for the ex-
hioition and sale of Imported Capes Wraps Jackets
&c.
This week We arc prepared to show the very latest
productions of Worth. Pingat Felix and other leading
farisian artists at prices lower than their upi
makers.
FUR DEPARTMENT.
large invoice Of Paris Novelties in Ladies' Misses
and Childrons Furs. Jackets. Wraps Boas. Collars
and Muds.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Imported Bonnets. Round Hats and Turbans.
We are now prepared to exhibit our Fall importation
OF Bonnets, Round Hats and Turbans COMPRISING
models from all the leading Modistes Of Paris. Also
choice and exclusive designs Of Dress and Suit Hats
from our own work rooms.
FELT HATS
nets. in exclusive shapes and choice novel effects
ur fet Hats and Bonnets in every shape and color,
from 0Sc. upward.
FEATHERS AND NOVELTIES.
Fine Ostrich Tips Fumes and Pompons. in o va
riety Of new styles. Novel effects Fancy Feathers.
WINGS Aigrettes, &c Choice collection of Millinery
Novelties. jet Goods. Ornaments. Pins and Fancy
Trimmings.
LADIES' HOSIERY.
braces many novelties in silk cashmere and cotton
Tor Ladies. Children and Infants
KID GLOVES.
Latest novelties in Fine Kid Gloves Our S-button
Monumental, the very best Glove made 81. as. Reg
ular price, 81. %.
Our 4-button Suede, Csc. Was sl25
Our 4-button 6lace, for two days only, Csc. Rexu-
lar price. 81.
THE MONUMENTAL,
IT. 937 and 800 F ST. NV.

BLACK GOODS.
w. ID. CLARK & Co.
81 MARKET SPACE
letter 1t is with great satisfaction say en-
yed In this particular line of goods the confidence
the public
Our reputation Is thoroughly established as keeping
the very best Black Fabrics the market produce.
We never buy shoddy qualities. but always purchase
the best known makes and latest Styles and rs result
we nave trade on these goods OF very large imen-
sions and customers who have been buying from US
for seventeen years.
HONEST VALUES LOW PRICES
LATEST STYLES.
We mention below some of the late arrivals:
4O-inch Rep Stripe. 81.
42-inch Rates De Satn S1hc.
42-inch Black Novelties, 81.
42-inch Novelty Bedford Cord 81. so.
40inch Novelty Bedford Cord s7kc
40-inch Novelty Bedford Cord sl.25.
4O-inch Cancels Hair Chevot. 55c.
41-tnch Scotch Cheviot. 81.
46-inch Wool Henrietta. l9-twill 81.
Also Serges Cashmeres, Cancels Hair Armures
Alnlas, Broadcloths.
W. D. CLARK CO.,
sell 81 Market Space.
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LASsBuRaH & Bno.

- Out goes all Upholstery
Every piece will be sacri---
feed Closing out all Up
-holsteries. What an OBJ
-portunity for you.
Have you been to see us in our
Upholstery Department. Remem-
Der. We are closing out the entire
stock.
We do this now and at the be-
ginning of the season, so you can
have the choice of our most de-
sirable patterns. and our stock is
more complete than it has ever
been.
CHENILLEPORTIERE three
yards. curtain fringe top and bot
tom. moQuette dado and fringe, in
all colors. $3.50 OILERS that are
very choice at sc so. 500. $50,
$500. $3.50. $1,000. sI2 90,
$500. $1,000 and $1,000.
These are all the very latest pro-
ductions Of the mills for the fail
trade.
LACE CURTAINS.
We are showing 3 yard Curtains
for 75c. Former price, 81.
We are showing yard Curtains
for 81. Former price. Sl.5O.
We are showing 3-yard Curtains
for sl.50. Former price. 81.
We are showing 31S-yard Cur.
tains for $l.75. Former price.
$3.50.
These are only q few of the
scores Of bargains. They are all
three-thread lace, In both Ecru and
White. Our styles in the higher
prices are exclusive to ourselves
and you cannot duplicate them at
the prices We quote. To mention
all the prices in the different styles
Of lade would occupy too much
space. Suffice to say that you
will find every variety of lace in
our store, from the cheapest to the
best.
sILKOLINE OR IMITATION SILK.
Goods that are selling elsewhere
for lie. aud .0c we are selling
for l5c.. some as low as l2sc. and
&c.. and In q greatsr choice Of
patterns and colors than In any
other house in the city.
Table Covers In TAPESTRY,
VELOUR. JUTE. CRETONNE
and CHENILLE In the latter
are some beautiful colors and they
. are heavily fringcd.
"a for taaJ, others In all sizes.
sHADEa-we can give you
lower estimates and better goods
than you can get elsewhere. Stock
Shades Of the best goods. 5Oc.
and &c. An estimate will cost
you nothing.
II you have not visited our
elosinx-out sale II Will he to your
interest to do 90, and be sure to
come to AT eth 1t.
Now that your Drsperies need
rehanging We call your attention
to our service. We have expert
encsd wortmen who VIII do this
for you At little cost and do it
right. ii
Drop Us card and We will send
our man out 10 give you IN esti-
! !, ANS; ::
E:$'B. Il F s Is IS !: I'll III
+. II II /! ElI:i'ESII
sc2i 60. ~. Gsl. Aa6 SEVENTH Ct.
A sTRAcHAk cAPEs. MANUFACTURES !
RARFs ENrERPnIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21

WfLL1AN y. NsENEW
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-21
HOSIERY.
HANDkERCHIEFS.

There IS one other house 10 our knowl.
edEe that sells none bEt AL linenr for
linen handkerchiefs. We will not sell a
cottOn-aEd-linen mixed handkerchief.
They do not wear well nor even look well
after a washing or two. We have spread
On case twelve different styles of hand
kerchieis and various borders liz each
style. which we otter az 25c. each Plain
and fancy borders. hemstitched. em-
1roklered. scalloped, &c also two or
tire excellent mourning styles, 25c.