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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-27
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We have jusf received 500 boxes Of Hk-ron. which
paint. stain and varpish combined, and have 10 In
colors. No houssksspsr should b. without u oul
price 10 l9c. soaA svssywhsrs q I'd.
LARGE IMPORTED JARDlNIEREs Ar...s u q
These Jardinieres are the large imported and
come In celoEs. Price els. Warranted value,
~ A.
FINE TOILET SETS FOR. a. q
Such Magnificent Toilet Sets have never bssr
offered. They arc the finest American China and
come IN al colors TO suit bed room Our price Il
q %.
ROGERS TEA SPOONS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The high standard quality Of these goods ID val
known. Price. Soc. for half do,en.
ROGERS rRIpLE-pLATED KNIVES. ~ .ss . a,
These Knives contain IL dwt. Of silver 10 the donsn
Our price only q. IS set.
BIssELL CARPET swEEPERs Ar......... q. oe
The name Of Bisseil alone IN sufcient guarantee Of
this Sweeper being superior to all othsrA Our price.
el.ee.
CLOTHES BRUSHES AT.............. ........ .f5c
Wishing to reduce our tremendous stock Of Clothes
Brushes We ones these nns Clothes Bsuahss At l6c.
Reduced from 25c.
FINE IMPORTED pARLoR CusPrDoRs AT. CSC
We have 300 Of these Fine Imported Hand painted
~S&ioS S1spiuoLbs W0lcQ We Snail ou0f ~ 4Scs
NIGHT LAMPS FOR. .lsc
These Lamps have brass burner, neat In appear
ance Price. 15c. reduced from PC.
BEAUTIFUL BOw-KNoT BREAsTP1NS. ........ 16c
These Pins nicely made. Aspendd seller at 25c.
Al special bargain We offer it at l5c.
TINE GAS GLOBES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .2ac
These Globes are magnificent Foods. Our price. Sc
Gas fixture stores charge JOc. for the same globe.
FISH GLOBES FROM 4sc UPWARD.
Should you need Fish Globe buy it Of NJ. We win
save you 80 per cent.
SOLID BRASS BIRD CAGES FROM osc Up.
No house in the United States shows such variety
OF Solid Brass Bird Cages do We soil them &c.
to $1.5 cheaper than any bird store.
REAL SEAL. LEATHER POCKET BOOKS FOR. 4Sc
The cheapest Genuine Seal leather Pocket Book
heretofore has been Use. By buying an enormous
quantity Of these books able to sell them ut 48c
HOLLAND ToOTHPICKs
The finest hotels these Toothp;cks and will use
no Others on account Of their superior qualities. We
sell them At &c. per package.
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Is Pen Cent Orr ON ALL o.,

CH1LDREN'S WOOL MIXED VESTS.
PANTS AND DRAWERS IN PLAIN GOODS.
How is that for prics droppers
FULL LINE OF CHILDRENS COMBINA-
TI0N SUITS.
Also full line Of LADIES' COMBINATION
SUITS IN WHITE OR NATURAL at VERY
Low PRICES.
LADIES' PLAIN WOOL MIXED VEST.
self finished neck, all sizes. worth 75c.. ct the
reduce price Of
G3c each.
Pants TO match at same price
LADIES' ALL-wOOL Ribbed VEST IN
WHITE OR SCARLET. EXTRA QUALITY.
for u each.
THIS IS THE PLUM.
LADIES' NON-SHRINKABLE WHITE
wool. RIBBED VEST OR PANTS. Vest jsr-
sey fitting with hand croche: finish around
neck will cost you 81. 25 any where and are good
value az that WE SELL THEM for 81 per
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Washington aosnfs,ss tAe STA TEN ISLAND
DYBfNG COMPANY. Az wsrk GUARAN-
w. A. PIERCE & Co.
10 Marhss Space.
4 SECTION In UsprxwxAn.

A SECTION In UxDrxwxAR
We call your attention today to what ne now
consider one Of our best and most rapidly IN
creasing Departments Eight months ago this
department was one Of our average depart
ments. TODAY 1t is one Of our FOREMOST
and BEST. We have given great amount OF
attention to the purchases Of FALL and WIN
TER UNDERWEAR. and We have made . de-
cided success Of IL. BY our CAREFUL BUY
ING and wztchful prudence we are enabled to
OFFER the CLOSEST PRICES In LADIES'
snd CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR to b found
south Of Philadelphia. You have only TO LOOK
AT and EXAMINE OUR STOCK to satisfy
yourself on these points Furthermore. we aim
to please every ono with every garment they
buy. We WON'T tell you that vest 10 half
wool when Il IL really all cotton NEITHER
will protest that they ALL wool when
they are HALF COTTON: that In not our
method of doinx business. We tell you all that
we know and give you the best to b had for
your money and more.
TAKE, for INSTANCE. those JERSEY.
SHAPED WOOL RIBBED VESTS. In White
or natural. Try everywbsrs and you will end
the price 81 each. COME to US and GET
THEM FOR
SAME CASE WITH THOSE HEAVY
RIBBED BALBRIGGANS. Sold all over for
63c. Yet WE OFFER THEM FOR
5Oc. each.
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED VEST IN ALL
WOOL IN RED. WHITE on NATURAL.
REGULAR PRICE, oI.6O. WE HAVE
MARKED THEM
a % each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-27

The London Times would prove, to its OWE
sasisfacsion, at least. the guardian Of British
Interests on the planet that the government Of
the United States is brosbeating Chill because
it asks fer and means to set satisfaction for
the recent murdeTous assault on portion OF
Is naval force The Times knows very well
from the history Of the relations Of Great Brit
ain with small nations what international
swashbuekling is The recent conduct of Eng
land in Sonth Africa is 4. fragrant example. if
the United States were seeking to follow one
ses by the ulotheTlaEd Of most Americans. The
trouble with the Tunes Is that it does not want
The British example followed. swashbuckling
or rather, to use classic language fulninins
over little nations IL the prerosa,iye of the Brit
ism government Americans viii not poach on
tL1t preserve. .-s-
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CHorcr CONNECTIONS. $50 Pouxp.

CHo1cn Cosrrcrroxs. $50 Pouxp.
| Nresh Daily)
| e1-o~ Sad after this date the choice candy ~
rsitk~oa Fsereef ~enxfaetsrer s.a b on sals Ae,s
at tao ior prizes Of sse pound. The eismf eonsrael
~ees s'tA M. Ga easnsa nv the Palate Royai
sAs iscsst sahoissals quosations The eomse~tn<ni
WITH ~sssinat yre6s enables this ssvSriss--sse.
| poxnd.
To Mons SERIOUS BUSINESS.
Ladies' who have .sen The Pala,s Royal Speciality
corssts for lSe192 are invited to call tomorrow You
are asked to look and corssere viii be more
your allow pair tried on. Not Q ssord about
| ssti'"e However. We tempt you in this advsr-
tissment with the announcement that for to-
morrow Speciality No. is to be SOC. instead Of &c
Specially No. at SIC. instead Of q. Specially No
at sL50 instead Of sl.7A
WHAr A DRUMMER SAID.
The agent Of of the leading lace houses said only
this morning. you hare the BEST reilsno stock I
haze yet SEEM" Our buyer might have replied: "A nd
at the iocss priees" The new lace border or Langue
doc Wells hare from 47c. to sl.30 each that In
poorer variety will cost you elsewhere from Csc. to
s1.75. See vrhat zee srrits 10 not 10.
HE BAreArx Or A Day.
We will sell one thousand Of our Ladies' Warranted
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. with genuine hand-em-
broidered Initials. at 70 instead of IS eents but not
more than three to each customer.
81 Crows Foa $50.
Surely you have heard Of them II no. read about
them. Mousquetares ibutton Undressed or Suede
Gloves All sizes still here. and six lovely tints OF
Tans. Grays all gone.
GENUINE "GIoR1As- Fon &c.
brellas- introduced to Washington by the P. r The
Genuine ''Glorias" for DC. instead of sI.25. for
tomorrow.
An ORNAMrxr FoR HONE.
Ten days ago We had 1873 Jarainierss. Today only
~ VI sAohA EouiA1ns AueJ su1u 10 touOfIOWs CtM
further reduced prices:
s:sas:S prices. is iSs 49, g. ss
And these:
RH e rn e so.ss4 40 Isse 40 and and go
tR-Some Of these works OF art and originally
sold as high els each.
A JEWEL FoH &c.
Imported to sell at 5c.. but bought by the Palais
Royal to retail at l2c. ToorYo's special price
only Sc. each. You'll and here Enamel Flower Pins
Jewel and Moonstone Pins In colors Just like those
around town marked 25c. each.
1000 To Be SOLD.
We have concluded to sell 1000 Of our Csc. Purses
at lSc. each The object to advertise them and the
Pslais Royal.
PURE WOOL HOSE. sc.
Cashmere Wool Hose As soft as silk: should b re-
tailed at d pair Job lot. but warranted perfect.
Only Grays and Tans. Marked Soc. For tomorrow.
4oc. pstr-tomorrow only.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.l
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The FL Dorado lawyer among the Rock Greek
Park attorneys finds that his case eompels him
to become slanderous. He accuses the entire
press Of the city With being subsidized in the
interest Of the agitatcrs Of the park" mind
Tor some time engaged in converting pubic
spiri. and public necessity into as many dol
lars rs possible. naturally grows sordid and
tends to judge all actions by the money stand
ard, and an imagination. Bhish las pictured a
Golconda in Rock Creek valley rs eapAbie OF any
flight even OF conesiving The STAR as bought
up by all Of the comm unity except his clients
TO defend q great public Improvement
by which the whole city viii profit. The
speech in which this ridiculous statement is
made bstrays clearly that the lawyer is not
working to get fair price for his clients land,
an object with which the whole community
would syInpathize, but is endeavoring to kill
the park project, an object which substantially
the whole community will condemn. Fanciful
claims of value with abuse Of those who do not
bolster them up initiate against the park in
two ways. They make ,reasonaalo claimants
dissatisfied with theirgaFpEaissn'ssats ard tend
TO breed opposition ssishe ptrtect among the
property owners. The fact of making them
has caused a scandal and certain outside news
papers have taken advantage of the sudden
discovery of Ophir and the Garden of
Eden along Rock Creek 10 heap odium
upon all the property owners, everybody who
favored the park and the entire project.
course which has tended TO bring the park and
the whole community into dIsrepute is logical
only in those who wish to defeat the park and
are careless Of the public interest Every abb
snrd claim of value made reacts injuriously
upon those that are reasonable. The property
owners who merely seek fair play in the assess
inent of tao value Of their property, and, hike
other philosophical citizens, favor the protec-
ton OF Rock Creek from contamination and
She creation o. the park as n great public bene-
fit. cannot cut loose too soon or too COM
plctely from tho enemies o. the project, who
ere trying 20 make cstspaw of them for the
accomplishment Of their own purposes.
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BLACK Srurrs.

The time was when only ladies In mourning
wore Black. Today no ladies' wardrobe 10
considered complete without at least one Black
GOUn. This change has been 70 . great extent
due to the successful efforts of manufac turers
in producing fancy weavcs and attractive Of.
fects-such a. have found great favor with
ladies' of quiet and refined tastes. There are
many occasions when Black Gown 10
the proper thing; feU when it is not. We've
never been 50 well prepared to show Black
Goods: never so many choice things to show,
and We are confident that the most exacfin,
will ind no difficulty in being suited by ex-
aiming the stock we now offer.
CAMEL'S HAIR IN PLAIN AND NOVEL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-27

The Chilean policemen under tho NJ govern
meat display the cid familiar warming to
thamp somebody. a,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-27

Whatever may be said Of the Australian svs-
TEN Of voting. 1t Is undoubtedly preferable 10
the South American SYSTEM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-27

Kansas has continual trouble with her Judges
The times are ripe for the women who vote
there 10 como forward with Portia-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-27

Enormous registration is one Of the ehasas,
teristies Of this falls campaign IN New York
and charges and counter charges o. fraud are
Freely made What is and may long remain
desideratum Is deceutly fair conduct of tho
registration business. The reform ballot ia do
Ing sonething for political morals Why not
apply reform by the wholesale 10 registration
and naturalization?
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Il. GoLpscHMrn.
!. lOO7-lOO9 F ST. NV.

Fon TIE GLovrn AND TIE
GLovELEss.
aSst ,css ssa sss ss sG ess.a as' hand
modern Romeo
Would, under similar conditions,
Desire to be q Foster Glove, knowing.
As do you. fair ladies.
That other glove
Would 50 dantily
Adorn the hand Of the lovely Juliet
And be worthy to touch that cheek"
All this and more
OF the Foster Glove you know.
Though you may be unaware
That HUTCHINSON
Has the city agency
For the Foster Kids.
Not that You will be unable
Else where to ind limitations
OF the Foster
Every good thing has its imitators--
But there b
Only one best.
1t Il. moreover. known to yor
That HUTCHINSON always keeps
The superlative Of everything.
He could not therefore
Sell any glove but the Foster.
1T FITS like glove" Is an ancient
And worthy saying. which.
However. Is now superseded
By the brisfef and more explicit expression
"A Foster it,"
At either store there ID
An expert lady Glove litter. who
Will take pleasure
In clothing any hand
With Fsultless Foster.
There are also Foster Gloves
For MEN.
HUTCHINSON keeps them IN Tans. Browns,
Whites and the light ''opera shades"-all sizes.
The Foster DRIVING GLOVES are strong
At the points of oreatest strain.
And, In order to make them so.
Are cut by different pattern
From other kinds.
To introduce Mems Gloves
HUTCHINSON 10 selling them at reduced rates
For short time only.
}. c. HurcH1ssos. COZ Pa AVE
AND CORNER AND 18TH sTs. II
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WoopwAnp
AxD
LorHaop
Iora. l1rH AND = sra NV
OuR MrInaxrnr PARIoRs.
SECOND FLOOR. 1sr AND Cd ANNExES.
Contain
Trimmed HATS AND BoNNETS
PERFECT DREAMS OF LONELINESS
You HAvrrr
conceptions ef Hat or Bonnet that ~ cannot
reGtizG
Investigate.
--o--o--o--o-o--o
Remember the Imported French and English
Chintzes. Dimitiss and Cretonnes that were
37k. -. 50. Zoe. and 100! They are now
Csc. yard.
Wu1rE CHAxors Crows.
d A PAIR

We are pleased to announce to our custom
srs who have been waiting. that the g. BUTTON
LENGTH WHITE CnAMoIs GLOVES have
arrived. The usual q. IS grade
Special price. 81 pair
ffffsf floor l1th se hpf,Af,,rN f-s. .H-'.e
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Mxs,s HAsp-MADs spynwxAs
IN FALL AND WINTER WEIGHTS.

ALLEN SOLLEY CO.
Are makers Of the most popular Of all lines Of
UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY, and ire are ez.
etuspe agents for the sale Of their goods In THE
city The merits Of this famous make Of Under
wear are SO we'll understood that IL needs no
special encomium here. Its reputation Ii almost
worldwide. and when once introduced 1t always
stayA We will take pleasure in showing You
this desefvetlly popular make Of UNDERWEAR
and respectfully solicit the attention Of any one
not familiar with its merits. The workmanship.
fashion and At are superior to anything else
produced. 1t is soothing to delicate and irrits-
BILE skins. its weight Is not burdensople and no
percsptible Precipitation results from its use. It
In perfectly adapted TO our chanasablo climate.
Natural Wool Abdominal Bands In improved
shape. All sizes.
81
(Ftrst floor, first annex)
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The detectives have been doing good work
among the Pickpockets and other crooks who
follow the races Washington on some oeea-
sions presents an unusual amour. Of OCCUPATION
Tor the detective force. and there is a praise
worthy disposition to rise to the situstiou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-27

The time before election grows brief, aad both
sides become daily more positive and also more
scared
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al T T. = =
With every year the general use Of Mems
Long Boots IL decreasing; yet safes on
Boots. for the past Eve years. have been
the increase with every season.
Queer though this may appear. I. is easily
expls:ned. While other dealers discontinue
carrying assortmen,s in this line we keepup.
and. anything. increase our variety from
year 10 year. until most men wearing boots
recognize ours as the only house that csn
suit and at them. ola .-s.tr.sr.
al : .tva'sl- n
While we may have q monopoly on the
Boot Trade our prices on the same are 40
low ever, and our qualities much i'm
proved.
Here is partial list
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
MEMS CALF BOOTS
At 500.
At $3.50.
At $500,
At $50.
At $500,
Al $500.
MEMS KIP BOOTS
At sI.5o.
At e.. 90,
Al $50.
Brewers and Butchers Best Waterproof
Boots. $50.
Car Drivers warmlined Cloth Boots.
The Famous woonsocket Mems Rubber
Boots. g. so only.
BOYS AND YOUTHS KIP BOOTS
At $L00,
sL25.
At sl.5O.
Ladies'. Misses, Boys and chiid's Rub
Der Boots Of best known qualities.
VIM HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE.
NEW MAIN STORE. $50 AND s32 SEVENTH ST
NEW WEST END STORE. 1914 AND 1915 PA AVE
CAPITOL HILL STORE. 23I PA. AVE. Sc 1t
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You Muss.r DoDeE NECESSITY.

Yesterday We talked
sUITs-ovERcoATs
were . little burdensorns.
But today. again. IL has
been right shsrp"-eenu-
inc ovERcoAT westher.
That's what we ought 10
expect-and after every re-
lapse we feel It more.
Get . good coat while you
are buying. One that Isn't
going to peg out" along
toward the close Of the sea-
sou.
You will b s.ylishly
dressed in any one Of halfs
thousand different shapes
and shades that we can
show. Every one Of them
you'l find cut ont Of soiid
quality. They are en-
titled to . premium-but
the fact Is We charge less
than any store in town.
Less for the same satiVae-
ffon. No garment leaves
our house we don't onaran-
tee. None comes into Il that
we're not ready and willing
to. You see re are the
makers Of these coats. The
talent We employ 10 the
best in the country.
II comes high--but then.
you know. we serve other
retailers all over the United
States--and they help to
pay for 1t. You don't.
OyERCOATS were mover
put into stock mors naked
Of profit than these Of ours.
What style Of q Coat do
you want, ENGLISH CO.
VERT COATS. ENGLISH
BOX COATS. CAPE
COATS. FRoCK COATS.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE
BREASTED SACK
COATS. ULsTE Rs.
GLENGARys. MILITARY
COATS AND CAPES,
STORM COATS. INvER-
NESS COATS. FUR
LINED AND FUR-TRIM-
MED COATS.
1t makes rs smile to see
the ''slow coaches" Of the
trade set up 0 shout about
. style--calling it new-thst
we've been showing for
three consecutive seasons.
Not ono - but several.
Grown to be staplea When
we talk about NEW things
they're noreities - fresh
and free from any resem
blance in feature to the
past. OF such we've .
number. They've taken 20
well they'll stand az perma-
nent styles In fashion. By
and-by you'll see them else
where. But notc Is when
you want them. When
tce're got them.
$40 to ESQ includes AL.
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SrArox Perry.
sPERRY BUrLprNa.-
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Established ls4o IL
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sFNo other house DOES-EvER DID-or
ever will-sell such STERLING QUALITIES
at such Low PRICES as WE quote.
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Do Nor TAxE Ur Youn CAaprrs.
We remove Erease, DIT and nearly al stsns destroy
moths and vern,n orishten the celors. make der
carpets. White fnr rug. and tgrs ciesnsd.-
oc2s-lm' Residence lilo L u. q. ~, 1921 = e..
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SAks AND CoMpAsr.

ever will-sell
| at such Low
| SAX
| You Muss
yIa,o AIS
flNkhCOAIC
Os10 to 800
IOs1HoE &c .sGS
lR g. ATS
IEan,ooo AIS
ATS
IOvERCoATS
| OS10 to 500
IdR q AIS
la',, ATS
DYE ER 9. |.
IOvERCoATC
Osl0 to $500
Ia e ATS
'OvERCoATC
Osl0 TO $500
IEon C .gyS
.OvERCoATC
O$l0 to $500
.Oy1E 1.,4 ATS
.OvERCoATS
OSl0 to $500
OssIEoE C ss5S
.OvERCOATC
OSl0 to $500
.OvERCoATc
OSl0 to $500
.()yERcoATS
OsI0 to $500
OyERCoATC
OSl0 to $500
.Oy DYE e ATS
OyERCOATC
O$l0 to 5000
Oy 11 6 AIS
OyERCoATS
OSl0 to 500
O sxiEoH C ss6S
OvEKCOATS
O$I0 20 $500
OSl0 to $500
OvERCoATS
OSl0 TO $500
OvERcoATS
OS10 to $500
Oy IEaR g ATS
nvERCoATS
OSl0 to $500
Oy 1a,o ATS
OvERcOATC
OSl0 TO 500
OsiHoR &c ssDS
OvERCoATS
OS10 TO $500
Oy ]1 G ATS
OvERCoATS
OSl0 TO $500
AAtNOh Il
OSl0 to $500
fNvERCoATS
OSl0 to 1900
nvERCoATS
OSl0 to $500
Oy IEaE 6 AIS
NvERCOATS
OSl0 to $500
OyERCoATS
OS10 to $500
OvEICOATS
Osl0 to $500
OvERCoATS
OS1O to 500
OvERCoATS
OS10 to 500
OvERCoATS
OSl0 to $500
OvERCoATC
OSlO to SUD
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aminIng the stock We now offer.
CAMEL'S HAIR IN PLAIN AND NOVEL
TIES.
Gincn. ....-.-.........SLU
4o-lncn. .$l.2o
4Slnch.....-...........-$t. oO
4S-ihcn--. ..........-.&lso
oO-incn W
oO-hcn..... .-...xoOO
W
(WHICH &oU
Atwood CHEvIoT.
cO-inch .5tc.
ao-fnch. toc.
~
4Slncn..........,..- ....SI2o
Oinch................&l 62H
o4-incn>.-.....-.........S2.
(First door. ANNEX to 10Th st. buildng.)
Two IMPORTANT ITEMS
IN CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
.
Is dozen ALLSILK SURAH WAISTS in
Black. Navy Blue. Cardinal and Garnet-iinsd-
plated back and ffont-to be worn inaide or
outside Of skirt-Perfect fitting.
---&j.-
One lot of Fine ALL-wOOL TwILLED
CHEvIOT CLOTH JACKETS. with full shawl
roll collar of REAL ASTRAKHAN FUR. lined
throughout with heavy silk Rhad ame- per3sc:
fitting.
$780,
Com pare u Nth any vOu'pe seen at Sc.
tThird floor. 18th o. building)
OBSERVE CAREFULLY These ITEMS
WEDON'T THINK THEY ARE MATCHABLE.
Strictly all Linen.
90
Ladies' All-linen Unlaundered Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs. with hand embroidered initials,
al letters.
-12xc.-
ladies' An-linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
u. or 1-inch hem.
Dye
Ladies' All-linen Hemstitched Handk erchisfs,
with fancy corded borders or with drawn heyn-
stitching and revering in . variety Of styles
-l2hc.-
Ladies' All-linen Hemstitched Handkerchief,
with colored and black print borders.
-2hc.-
(1st floor. I'd annex
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-11-24

Allianceman.- will the Trust
Company do with then2
DemOcrat.-They will rent it out and
make it pay interest on the money
they have invested i'll it. of course.
AIlianceman-Thi is what thought,
and under your old party system you
have free Americans, and their chill
drep, whom our fathers redeemed from
under the British yoke with their blood,
and seven years Of suffering, serving
English Lords as tenants on the very
home that their labor had made |
don't want any English lords or Ameri-
can mobiles to rob me and my children
Of the fruit of our toll The Alliance
is good enough for me. Now there is
one other question | want to ask you,
brother Democrat You said the in
terest amounted to y per cent. that
you are paying to the British Trust
Company, and this makes 1920 per an
mum you are giving of the hard earn
ingS Of yourself and children, for the
use of $1,000 Now, suppose you could
borrow 81 900 from the government,
that is all the people Of the Republic,
at 2 per cent. and pay off the British
chap; this would save you one hundred
dollars in intere t, which would pay
off the mortgage in ten years, besides
having the satisfaction Of knowing
that what interest you paid the gov
ernment went into a common fund in
which you are equally interested with
every other citizen Of the Republic
Do yOu not think this would be better
than the present system?
Democrat Well, it does look like it
would be better, but our big men say
it won't do, and they know better than
you and me about such things, and
then I'm afraid it's Republican trick
to break up the Democratic party.
A!ljancenan.-Ify you prefer slavery
under English lords, inside the Demo
cratic party, to freedom and prosperity
outside the party, you are at liberty to
make the choice, but let me warn you
that your children will curse you as a
blind partisan fool, and the men you
are now blindly following will hold you
in contempt after they have used you
as long as they need you.
Now, Mr. Editor, this is not an over
drawn picture, but just such conversa-
tions occur frequently. Let the good
work OF education go on.
ALLIANCEMAN