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The morning call., 1891-10-04

mounted on a white horse, and as she comes
down the soft track under the archng elms.
see; there Is purple Emperor butterfly,
the sovereign of all butterflies. making a
brilliant touch of color in the Hckering
sunlight over her head and keeping pace
with her. Her suit is Of dark blush purple
serge, with tail hat and white waistcoat.
She rides well and she smiles AT TIE youth
AT her side; one cannot wonder al the taste
of the BUTTERFLY.
There are things Of interest at the open
ing. A jacket ! saw this morning is worth
minute Of your time, though it took I'M
common pains not to be beautiful. 1t is one
OF the two figured in the second Illus
tration. Ii was made of black velvet,
pipei with black silk and lined with crimson
satin. These particulars might seem to
promise well for prettness. but the huge
capiGe epauetS on the shoulders, long and
full and stuff, were fatal to anything like
grace or elegance of figure. Al tile waist
was band of crimson ribbon tying under
the left arm in a big rosette-like bow.
To match this jacket was shown bonnet
like the bOnnetS of many Years ago. 1t was
a bonnet Of size and dignity, with a crown
large enough to cover the back of the head
and brlm that came down over the ears.
1t was a bonnet of black velvet, with black
pIumes for trimming AMI crimson ribbon
strings. 1t is not probable you will like il
when You look a. 1t. and yet-Such are the
ways Of women and the courses of fashion
you may be thinking it the most to be de-
sired OF all bunnttS before spriug.
There are good many costumes in plads
and one of them is pictured. | sketthed it
because Madame, the French modiste,
would not have forgiven me if | had not done
so. She regarded it as one Of the especial
novelties and quite the feature Of the open
ing. The trock proper was OF striped fabric
in cream color and fawn Over this was ar
ranged the jacket-like bodice, in reddish
brown wool. crossed with cream and black
and fawn. 1t was cut on the cross, ex-
cept as to the deep cuffs, and had
full flOunce about the shoulders, and
basques that set out stiffiy and consumed
quite an unnecessary amount of material. |
have found myself absolutely unable to toll
crate hip tlounces, but that matters little.
The hat-tO pass TO n more congenial sub
ject-apporti0ned to this toilet was brown
felt, lOw-cruwned, wide-bTimmed and coy
cred with fawn and reddish plumes.
If you find yourself in New York in these
brisk bright days Of fashion-making,
you will see in the windows:
That belts are really startling.
That velvet ribbons Of all colors are sown
upon all sorts Of gowns.
The morning call., 1891-10-04
Circuit Court Aspirants.

There are still two vacancies in the
Circuit Judgeships, the one made by the
death of Lorenzo Sawyer and the other in
the new Circuit Court of Appeals. For one
of these Judge Morrow of the District
Court is said to be an aspirant. For the
other seat there are two candidates now
sitting on the Supreme bench, Justice Pat
erson and Mcfarland, ami two other eau
didates are Judge Van Fleet and ex-J u.s.
tice of the Supreme Court Works. The
latter is perso naly acquainted with Presi-
dent Harrison and his chances are, perhaps,
made all the brighter thereby.
The morning call., 1891-10-04
OUT OF A WINDOW.
An Aged Woman Drops Two Stories anC
RraaEa Hnr

Breaks Her Leg.
An aged woman, who gave the name of
Nellie Fisher, jumped from the second story
window Of the brick building az the corner
of Hinckley and Pinkney alleys yesterday
morning and broke her right thigh. When
taken to the Receiving Hospital she was
under the influrnce of liquor. and said that
a man had thrown her from the window.
An investigation showed that she had been
locked up in room by butcher known as
Big Pete" Mitchell, who told her she cou Id
jump il she wanted TO. When he left she
took him at his word and jumped. She has
five sons living in Oakland. After tempo
rary treatment she was sent to the City and
County Hospital.
The morning call., 1891-10-04
Gents Furnishings.

At ioc.
CENTS FANCY BORDERED HEM.
TITO II ED HANDKERCHIEFS,
large size, extra good value for So 90 per
dozen, will be offered at 1Oc each.
At SOC.
GENTS FANCY BORDERED AND
WHITE HEMSTITCHED JAPAN
ESE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,l large
size. good value for 65e, will be offered
at SOC each.
At i5c.
GENTS UNBLEACHED BALBRIGGAN
SOCKS, high spliced heels, good value
for 25c, will be offered at 15c per pair
At Csc.
GENTS EXTRA FINE LAMBS WOOL
SOCKS, in natural gray, vicuna, scarlet,
navy, brown and slate, good value for
81 per dozen, will be offered at 25c pes
pair.
At soc.
GENTS MEDIUM WEIGHT NATURAL
WOOL UNDERSHIRTSA AND DRAW
Els, extra value Tor 81, Will be offered
at 50c each.
At 75c.
GENTS UNDYED SANITARY LAMBS
WOOL UNDERSTANDS AND DRAW
Frs. extra value for 81 %, will bs
offered at 75c each.
At si.oo.
GENTS MIXED CAMELS HAIR AND
WOOL UNDERSHIRTS ANDDRAW-
ERS, good value for 81 50, will offered
at 81 each.
At $3.50.
CENTS AUSTRALIAN LAMBS WOOL
UNDERSRIRTS AND DRAWERS,
warranted free from dye, extra good
value for 81 80, will be offered at 81 80
each.
The morning call., 1891-10-04
Magazine and other Notes.

The magazine of American History" for
October forciby illustrates how leading
monthly, which keeps in touch with the
highest thoughts current of the day in re-
gard to great historical events, may become
n public benefactor as we'll as an educator.
just as the inquiry is at high tide concern
ing the portraits of Columbus, one may open
this beautiful number and learn all about
the most important OF them. The article by
the editor, "a Group of Columbus Por-
traits" deals with facts and picture ped-
grees that are well authenticated, giving fac
SMILES of the oldest and rarest engraved
prints of Columbus portraiture extant, with
much other data Of timely consequence.
gem OF great value, is included, and Mrs.
The morning call., 1891-10-04

Fanny Bashford, aged 10 years, is locked
up In the City Prison on charge Of steal
ing S14 from ledger In a house on Kearny
street, near Suffer, in which she lives. Her
father is in an asylum for insane and her
mother is dead. She has been arrested
twice before on charges of stealing jewelry.
The morning call., 1891-10-04

While engaged in grading Mariposa street.
near Seventh, yesterday morning Charles
Barber. aborer, had his right leg broken
by being struck by falling car. He was
taken TO his home at l1S Fibert street.
The morning call., 1891-10-04

Rev. Samuel Pearson, MA, of London.
England, the eminent author and preacher,
who is at present making the tour of Can
ada and the United States, is in the city.
This morning he will occupy the pulpit of
the First Congregational Church, and in the
evening that of Plymouth Congregational
Church, or Post street, near Webster.
The morning call., 1891-10-04
THIS WEEKS EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS !!

own - For $3.50 a Pair - - . .
For
ForS Each.
VERY HEAVY
Each
Another lot ENGLH MARsEE BEDSrkEADs good heavy fabric and fine
For
GOOD NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS
For a
STYLISH POINT
Yard.
HEAVY TABLE
For 80 Cents Yard
TABLE
yer 70
a
BI.EACHED DINNER
For $500
f
TOWELS
%
rs
LADIES
EXTRA SPECIAL.
OF and
The morning call., 1891-10-04

Sarasate, the Spanish violinis', will play
for short season in Paris this fall, and
then go to London, after which he Will
make an extended tour Of England.
The morning call., 1891-10-04
New Music,

1.-THE Air Ship Waltz" and The Odd
Fellows Grand March" are the latest must
cal publications issued by Isaac Doles OF
indianapolis, Ind. Each is musical gem
of five pages, not difficult in execution but
beautiful in composition.
"A Night in the South Waltz" by r
Fletcher Titon, has just been published by
Broder & Schlam of this city. 1t is a COM
position that has been prepared with great
care by master of the art of writing music,
and several parts Of the waltz are catchy. n
The morning call., 1891-10-04

In the issue Of the 2Sth of September
there is presented in Frank Lesiie's Illus
trated Newspaper" some very fine illustra-
trations of the great guns recently tried at
Sandy Hook the class of guns nOy attract
ing the attention of the civilized world.
The morning call., 1891-10-04

The current number of 1.-The Century,
has for frontispiece portrait OF Rudyard
kipling. In the pages following is an arti-
Gle on his works by Edmund GOsSe, in WHICH
the writer declares that Kipling was born
in Bombay in 1865, and is therefore only in
his tWepty-siXth YEAR - 30 .
The morning call., 1891-10-04
@,ld2|;'s
W MURPHY BUILDING, i
Market and Jones Streets.

her, and it is a capital one. The magazine
is noted for the careful selection Of matter
presented, its literary merit, fine illustra-
tons and its several departments Of in
formation.
Richard Mansfield, the most promising.
perhaps, of the younger school Of Ameri-
can actors, is the subject of a brilliant
sketch in the October issue of brakes Mag
azine." The article is illustrated with draw
ings of Mr.. Mansfield in his best charac-
ters. This magazine CONTAINS number Of
other interesting Sketches 81
The morning call., 1891-10-04

BLACK CHANTILLY LACE SKIRTING,
all silk, AZ inches wide, extra good value
at 50 %, will be offered at 81 80 per yard.
The morning call., 1891-10-04
gl&||:s
W MURPHY BUILDING, i
Market and Jones Streets.

suggestive sketches of these sOvereigns and
their great military triumphs in connection
with Columbus and the dawn of America
upon the map of the world. which is de-
lightful reading.
The morning call., 1891-10-04
COAST ITEMS.

ELLEN OSBORN.
The morning call., 1891-10-04

A MAIDEN's CHoICE-By w. Heimburg.
New York: The WorthinStou Company.)
The morning call., 1891-10-04

AT soc.
BLACK SILK DRAPERY NET, extra
good value at 81. will be offered at 65c
per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

In voting grants TO members Of the royal
family. the English parliament. it is believed,
will stick by the line OF precedent which con-
fines these state aids to the children of the
sovereign The English idea of monarchy is
different from that of some other countries. in
fact taking the past into consideration i. is
different from nearly every other modern state
having king. in this that the royal stock is
not regarded rs sanctifed beings to be sup
ported as such al public expense and revered
from father to the remotest descendant On
the contrary it is the idea Of the old Angles
and Saxons and those old tribo-nations Of
Homer's day whose monarchs were simple
leaders Of the people chosen ont of one family
by the whole assembly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

II Il remarkable state Of things when a
governor has TO call out the entire body Of the
militia in order to suppress labor riot which
has the sympathy of the people themselves. II
is still more remarkable when the governor is
a member OF a secret society which has some
sort of understanding with the leaders of the
labor movement Gov. Buchanan Of Tonnes
see is the man whom the democrats to please
the Farmers Alliance chose for the place he
now fills. The difficulty in Tennessee is that
the coal miners resist being supplanted by con-
viets; the law providing for the leasing ont of
stats prisoners to private persons 1t is this
law which excites the sympathy Of the East
Tennessoeans in behalf Of the armed miners
and in execution Of which it is proposed to call
out the fourteen companies of state militia.
The latter numbers $50. while the strikers
amount 20 about 2 900. all armed. In the first
movements the rioters caused the withdrawal
Of three companies. and they would seem to
he too numerous for the entire militia of the
state as organized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

Washington is in earnest. II means to secure
the next years oncampmeut Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic II presenting the best claims
sor 10 and doing the most work to secure II will
avail. The energetic committee in charge will
leave no Stone unturned: neither will other
citizens who have the matter at heart Only a
little while IL left before the Detroit encamp-
ment in which 10 work up the movement. but
j. is sufficient. The encampment should be
held in the year Of the four hundredth ami
versarvo OF Columbus discovery. at the capital
Of the Great Republic. the headquarters o: po-
htical thought and action for the hemisphere.
In any other year Washington might be disposed
out Of courtesy 10 admit Of competition, but in
1892 she comes to the front a. the foremost
city Of the New World in all that relates to
historical communication and knows that on
that line at least her primaey will no. be dis
puted- But she does not rest her claims on
this fact alone. but well on the beauty Of her
situation. her splendid public buildings. her
propinquisy to the most famous battiefolds OF
the war. Here and around here we're exerted
the Influences which saved the Union. Why
should the veterans 20 where they cannot fall
under the spell Of the memory OF those infiu-
ences called up by the features Of familiar
places?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

August in any city in the United States might
be considered not a very good month for con-
ventions- The scientific men OF the country
have given the highest testimony to their con-
fdenee in the climate Of Washington by fixing
this city as the place and August as the month
for many Of their animal gatherings this year,
beginning with the great meeting of the Amer
lean Association for the Advancement of
Scieuce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

Mr.. Grosvenor's proposition to have any po-
htical resolution 10 be presented to the Ohio
Republican Association pass as preliminary
step through the hands of a committee of three.
shows a eommendsble caution A little more
iudieious editing would save a good deal Of
bother abou. side issues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

Thirty wears ago today was fought the frs.
battle of Bun Run. The Union veteran who
has not visited Washington since he hurried
back after that disastrous engagement would
hardly recognize in the beautiful city Of today
the struggling capital that then seemed in i'm
minent danger Of capture by the enemy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

As the crop outlook in western Europe i'm
proves the prospect for a big wheat deficit
abroad Ia smaller. But the decided gains Of the
past few weeks in a portion of the area devoted
to cereals cannot. with failure in India and
Russia well bring mp the crops to their normal
condition. Hence America still expects to send
over her surplus to relieve the necessities Of
the eastern world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

The striking miners at Knoxville. Tenn, lis
tened politely enough to Gov. Buchanan's
speech and then merely announced tina. their
families were starving. Logic is always the
poorest sort Of an offering to make to an empty
stomach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

Regarding the recen. experiments in New
York s.ate as entirely successful. Germany is
about to introduce deterioration" II the
German scholars cannot invent a word made
up al Of one language to express the punish
ment inflicted. her vast lingual attachments will
have been all in win.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21
ARAsoLs.

WE HAVE taken all Of our o and o. 20
PAisASOLS and put them in one lot and will
give you YOUR CHOICE for 90. rs each.
ALL OF OUR 81. 20 and "a PARASOLS are
MARKED DOWN to o.. rs each.
L BLACK SILK NET COVERED PARA
SOL. Was &C. REDUCED to
S45O.
HEAVY BLACK sATEEN PARASOL. with
BROWN and WHITE STRIPES. wss o.,
REDUCED to
81
CHILDREN'S BROCADED CHINA SILK
PARASoLS. Was 81 20. REDUCED to
S1.2J each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21
THr NV Cream LAcEs.

But glance here and there:
CO., for Polka Dot with bow knot border. IL inches
wide. Worth d yard.
so osnts for New style Polka Dot Val Lace. inches
wide. Worth 85c. yard
Sc to e. 25 the price extremes for Chantilly
psmi Flouncings. Three designs at 55c. are we'll
worth d yard.
THE PAL.AIs ROYAL
CONTINUED bslow)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

The Farmers Alliance in Kansas is said to be
getting out sensational campaign literature
showing tina. the country is pointed straight
for destruction II this state of feeling is to
be precipitated Kansas viii be feeling positive
need OF something just TO steady her nerves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

Thirty-two years old, unmarried AMI an en-
bezzle- to the extent of $50, 900 is the preco-
cious record OF the Chicago man VINO was cap
tured here yesterday. There can't be any crit
icism made as to his not having taken time by
the forelock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21
$3.50 FIousc1ses Fon 81 1-2c

10 styles Of HAND DRAWN WORK HEM
STITCHED FLOUNCINGS. A INCHES wide
REGULAR value from %. 80 to g. IS ALL
MARKED DOWN to
S74c. yard.
20 styles Of OPEN WORK EMBROIDERED
FLOUNCINGS. n inches wide. Regular prices.
Sl.3S. Sl.JO. S1.15. 81 and S2. So ALL
MARKED DOWN to
Il yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

Dom Pedro will always be looked upon ~ a
monarch who was sacrificed while worse men
were spared. The lot OF an exile is hard one,
and perhaps he will look upon his probably
fatal Illness a. one Of the least of his misfor-
times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

Ex-Governor Foraker says that he isn't
soing TO get ont Of the way OF n senatorial
boom Il 1t should come towards him: Senator
Sherman says that neither is he. No further
basis should be needed for proclamation of
entire harmony among prominent Ohio re-
publieans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

Major Mckinley states that Mr.. Campbell is
a gentleman for whom he has the greatest re-
gard. and Mr.. Campbelrs friends express the
same SOFT of sentiment Having thus duly
shaken hands tho gentlemen may proceed to
elevate their boxing gloves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

The position o: the convict laborer in
Tennessee is peculiar and embarrassing.
He is oblig j to work against his own will and
against nearly everybody's else in the neigh
borhood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21
SoxE NV VrIrrsas.,

The following - beautiful - they ars scarce,
New Style Tissue Yelling. with dots. 20c. ysrd
orensdins. rare and beautiful shades. Zoe yard
sptdsr Web Gross Bar. with WOVEN dos.. 500 yard
Fairy Fish Net. scarce shades. l2c. ven.
New tint Of Cray. With small dot. 1zc. va.
Square Mssh vstlins. Gray. lar. veil.
whisa. With smsil and larrs does. l2c ven.
aryeu may know We are clearing out les dseir,bl.
styles ct eniy SC. syard-
TEE RALAis ROYAL.
A LrsxEa
On. 12thst and Ps ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

With Grover Cleveland 10 make speeches for
him Governor Campbell is pretty sure of draw
ing the crowds in Ohio. even il he shouldn't
gather in the votes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21
We Close at 6 q. M. Saturdays excepted.
Johnson & LurrREl1.
7l3 MARKET SPACE.
SUMMER GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.

SUMMER GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
Everything in the line of Summer Good. reduced.
We can't advertise them su. but II you vii stop In
youTl End many surprising bargains. HI a. few
Of thsmi
A2inch Cream Hindoo serges, with side band effect.
Reduced from 6ekc. TO 3e)c. yard.
An oddlot of All-wool Dress Goods, In dark and
light colors. Were d. 37t and Soc. Now 15c. yard.
%2-inch Atwood Canvas Cloths. Reduced from
&c. and q to 3Oc. syaRd.
24-inch Cream Ground China silks. Reduced from
u and d. % to 75c. yard.
x9-inch Figured China stiks. Reduced from &C. v
<5c. yard.
spEciAL.-A Job lot Of SILK windsor scarfs. 49,,
- for DE. worth &c. each.
JOHNSON I LurrRKIx.
Hl5 ~ MARKET SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

LleHr NEEDLE WoRk.
PLEASANT pAsTrME FOR SUMMER
DAYS
Our own spectral outline designs
lot OF Repp Cover, art SHADES.
size 40x$0-5oc. each.
lot Sorrento Covers new d~-isns-
36x33-3oc. each.
lot OF Seryiette~. excellent designs
Size l3xl3-l2kc. each.
! lot OF Center Pieces
Size 24x24-lsc. each.
lot Of Pillow Shans-Fruit Of the Loon
Muslin-size 38x36. Good designs.
Sic. pair.-
See ST. window for Unstsmped Linen Display.
Third floor, 10th st. building)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21
SEvery svsnias sscept ssssdays 10 closs
Vt q o'c.ock until April /.
WE'VE WonxsD Woyprns.

Did 700 rcsd us On PANTS IN the Post this
mornins' It'sons Of the bisxest scoops" W
ever made. Viewers in the market for fail. and
had no more idea Of buying PANTS than Of
flying. But we don't calculate 10 let anything
that will benefit you be snapped mp by anybody
else. As far ~ quantity goes we had plenty.
But these pricss-thsy ,ust meant grand sale
Of fresh. handsome patssrns-reiiab,e suaii-
fies-at prices tia. one would think were ~
seged by plague. That's what all this stir Is
shout. One Of the Seventh street windows b full
ofillustrationsof the great volume. Everybody
is PANTs-BUYING. This morning /, the first
time the public eye has seen these patterns.
No sort Of pretext can bring rival before them.
II IT was old stock there wouldn't be anything
remarkable In the sale-snd ~ wouldn't b
Of3erinl IL 70 van ssfhar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

Michael Barto, who assaulted two Of his
eounsrymen with a base ball bat. should meet
with extra severity for his contempt Of the
national game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21
Store closes I p.nI Safwrddys
other ereninos at o'clock.
M mn MMNo xKNSS EEEw " ssss
HHnafH ESSEE INV Sass
N K mn KKE v" W ssss
BB'H B 4 4 + "
bbDbp IA II IiL. 7
+ ZEE TIT 1TEr EEs nnE
/ En- ! + En- ERR ke
LII Hrr : ! frs IT.
Store closes I p.nI Safwrddys,
other GREETINGS at s o'clock.
TUESDAY, JULY q. 1891.

The ten-day Remnant" and
''Stock-taking Sale" Is an assured
success. The customers who have
thronged the store today prove II. Il
also proves that you appreciate our
efforts to give you desirable merchan-
disc below regular prices. Your buy
Ing here during the next ten days Will
be like buying money below its faco
value, and the innate love for bargain
should tempt you to give our present
Offering minute inspection.
KEEP THIS IN MIND.
Remember we have made arrange
ments with the manufacturers
which enable rs TO Sell our famous
% Blazers at the low price of a
each. Navy and Black. Cloth to
match for making the skirt, 81. 80
/ Per yard, or SO. 80 to 3d. 20 per skirt
pattern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21
RID1cuLous USDrnwEAn Re-
DCCTIONS.

CHILDREN'S ENGLISH GAUZE VESTS.
Sizes 10. 81. "a. We're 80, 40 and 55c. ALL
MARKED DOWN
19c. each.
LADlES' EXTRA FINE BALBRIGGAN
VESTS. We're 81. REDUCED to 49c each
LADIES' EGYPTIAN WIDE RIBBED BAL
Bh1GGAN VESTS. HIGH neck, long sleeves.
We're J9c. REDUCED to 39r. each.
LADIES FINE WHITE Isle VEST. silk
finished, high neck, long sleeves. Former
price J0c. Reduced to 90. each
LADIES' JERSEY FITTING Isle VESTS.
high neck, long sleeves. We're Soc RE-
DUCED to 39c. each
LADIES' SWISS RIBBED DRAWERS
Were 50c. REDUCED TO Ale pair.
LADIES' EXTRA MACO COTTON VESTS,
square neck, no sleeves. silk crochet finish
around neck and arm holes, silk draw strings
Regular Price 4Oc. REDUCED to o9c each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21
LADIES VAssAn SHIRTS. $40.
HOSIERY AND UsprnwrAn.

Your size and the color you require is here and Csc
Hose are offered at nc. Style No. l. with Fast Black
feet and ankles uppers Of stripes and plain colors.
Style No. p leather shades Of rays and Tans light
weight Hose. with double toes and high splicsd heels
Boys and Misses Warranted Fast Black Hose
SEss to ~ Reduced from p to 2lc. or pairs for
d. These medium weight Stockings and the pop
uiar French rib.
Ladies' Tights of Fast Black Lisle In all sizes. Re.
duced from s2. 80 to e.. 10 pair
V-shapsd Ribbed Vests. Salmon Pink. Reduced
from % to 13c These have the crochet edge and rib
bon at neck-the usual o5e sfyJa