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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-25

promwell Booth is to publish 6i'
,. n of his mother, under the title,
o ..t,,',n the Banks of the Rivers" IL will
largely deal with the inner life OF many
20 ,he snlyationist leaders.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-25

Carrying Mail, Passengers aad Express.
Leaves Blackfoot Daily at a. m. for the Big
Lost River Mines, Houston, Challis, Bonanza,
Clayton, Custer City, Etna and Bay Horse.
Passengers are carried in first class coaches.
driven by careful and experienced drivers.
Accommodating agents who are ready at al
times TO furnish pats9ns with full information
regarding towns, mines and surrounding coun-
try. For further information apply TOY
FRED YoGLER. Agent atBlackfoot. Idaho
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-25

The first woman physician to go to 70
p.r,in 10 study Or. Koch's methods Is
Il. Helen L. Belts, Of Boston, She Is a
" .a,dr.,e az the woman's Medical Col
~" n pennsylvania and visits Ger.
lesv - "a tbe delegate Of the college
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-25
Idaho Stage Go.

The cheapest the shortest and most direct
route between the North, East and
West and the points named.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18

Two recent events seem to speak volumes OF
future politics. The western states congress,
as well a. the symptoms of discomfort with the
regnant democracy in South Carolina, point to
a formidable movement west and south against
present party rule. In the former the move
ment is aimed at the republicans, in the latter
at the democrats. The southwest and far
south are As strongly in favor Of free and I'M
limited silver coinage as the mining states of
tie west and far more SO than the section
known as the northwest These differences are
cropping out in the western congress, a pro-
fessediy non-political body. and they are fast
becoming so marked that it is difficult to see how
that body can fail to become q rallying point
for the third party. The trouble in South
Carolina is also an agricultural discomfort, or a
discomfort among an agricultural population,
but there il assumes the character of a protest
against the assumed excuses of the farmers
movement now in control Of the democratic
party. Leading men Of this party are joining
republican clubs. declaring that they can no
longer maintain their old political connection
with self-respeet- Signs Of political convul-
sions to come are accommodating rapidly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18

The western and southern commercial con-
gress has taken the extreme course predicted.
The majority resolution ms favor of unlimited
silver and a free-trade tariff were adopted after
bitter fight and the secession of many repub-
licans. The democratic ideas of tho west and
south prevailed, but by a majority not very
large, and it is an interesting speculation what
the result would have been if all the friends of
the minority report had remained and voted
their opinions. The effect of the action taken
is probably to strengthen the demand for both
free silver and free trade, so far as Their, NAV
be demand for the latter. Nevertheless, it is
a strength that comes of losing q part of the
forces in hand The struggle and division ir-
dicate that the democratic party must go all
lengths for the free coinage of silver, or that.
dividing on that issue, fraction Of the democ-
rscy will be driven into third great political
party in the presidential election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18

The American people are practically unani-
nous in favOring stricter immigration and
naturalization laws Whatever advantage may
have been derived years ago from looseness in
these respects. it is certain now that the time
has passed when it is safe or desirable to keep
open the food-gates. Large numbers of the
later immigrants are ignorant, uncleanly, i'm
moral, brutal bloodthirsty when aroused and
they do not understand and are often incapable
Of approaching our system Of government.
They are a menace to our existing social order.
They fornent labor troubles and race preju-
diees. There is no single particular in which
they are Of advantage to the United States
The labor contractor suffers in the end from
the debasement of labor he causes. and much
poverty Is entailed upon worthy lsboring peo-
pie already here who displaced by tho
cheap foreign laborers imported There is no
place in American civilization for degraded
workmen. for diseased paupers, for vicious
oilers or for shiftless population of any kind.
They impair our social system and steadily IN
dermine our free government. the basis Of
which Is uncorrupt and incorruptible suf-
frage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18
The Atkinson bill i. law and the Pennsvlvanis

The Atkinson bill is law and the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad is, Of course. entitled to enjoy the
privileges which 1t confers under fair con-
structon Of its terms The approval Of the
Commissioners is required in the selection Of
squares to be used for railroad purposes, and
II may safely be assumed that the Commission
srs vail use this power in such manner as to
best protect the public interest without harsh
and unjust restrictions upon the railroad. The
Game deliberate, thoughtful consideration will
doubtless be given to the matter, as the plans
of the street railways. in their proposed
change q motive power have received
As amended the Atkinson act shuts out the
space between AZ and 18th streets from pur-
chase or condemnation, the purpose being to
leave tho tracks between these streets in con-
dition TO be raised. or lowered and bridget, or
bridged without lowering. with the least dam
age W business interests including the interests
Of the railroad itself In the selection Of
squares outside Of these limits for railroad pur-
poses consideration should be given to this res
ervstion, and such choice made will permit
its purpose TO be carried out. In passing
upon proposed selections at the Long Bridge
end future treatment Of the tracks, "a well as
the future Of the bridge itself, should enter
into the decision On the low ground east of
A. street and south of the tracks lies the most
suitable ground for railroad purposes which
can be taken under the Atkinson act. This
portion would not be affected by any future
Iosering Of the tracks to the west,
or by any changes made desirable in the
reconstruction Of Long Bridge. II is to be
noted in approving the property selected for
purchase or condemnation that the privilege is
confined to ''any one or more squares the ap-
parent purpose being to require the purchase
of a whole square if any portion Of it is to be
used for railroad purposes to the detriment of
the remainder, and thai this square or these
squares must be ''abutting on the line of said
railroad"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18
w WOODWARD & LorHRop.
10TH. nth AND y Sis. NV.
REnNEAR nEpARrNHxr

bkDWEAR DEPARTMENT.
,, I'VE have not ..ia much in the p.psrs about
snsmsslves have done the Advertising most sf-
tt Re Ally We carry the largest assortment
ianre department devoted exclusively 20 Cot
ton and Linen BedweAr.
summer =. linen. few Year, sso this wa. NJ ~
ssrued a. luxury. the hteh price making 10
wealthy; today the pfiss i !. . og ,hs, sm se
az one, can use linen. IL Will wear ave times
IN LINEN BEpwEAR
T,n. carry al OF the hes, German and Irish
h0' these pr'eT rI TreTmsysaS e lev Read;
txSSinch Pure Linen Henstitched-
-slaS. sl.5o. 81 .tteS, sI.75 to saooa
pair
25x36-Pur- Iins.-Hem.titched-
clio, eco. $50 and 81. 90 pair
21x36-Pure Linen emstitched-
sZO. ~ 81 an and sS. . pair
2Oxd2-Pure Lins observation-disclosures
-el-o. 81. as and e.. W each
2lkx72-Pure Linen-Remstitched-
-s2oO and e. - each
SHEETS.
2hIes yards-Pure Linen.
-s4.Jo par.-
ed o. g %. o. 70. 200 to sis % Pair
s.as yaras-pure Linen Sheet. for > 4 beds
40 50a pair
PILLOW sHAMs
eur Pure ,Linen-plainiy or elaborstely Hem
-si.S0. e. 50. o. rs. o.. 90 and g. e5 . pair
Pure -Elabor.tsly Hemssitched and
81 IS. 800. %. 10 to s2o. 90 a pair
tSecond hoor, llth st. building.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18

Bensres. the city Of the Hindoo devotee, and
one Of the worlds most ancient cities. is in
great perturbation because England does no.
know how TO respect the religious sensibiitics Of
one Of the oldest peoples on the planet. Eng
land will wake up some morning and find that
Russia has cut her out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18

white party comprised Of republicans and
democrats in South Carolina is likely to make
a stir in the southern political world and have
wasting effect upon the solid south, as it
spreads from state to state. The colored con-
tinsent however, does rot appear to be in the
new combine to any advantageous extent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18

PossERs. Or BALTIMORE.
OUR HARVEST SALE"
partments put under the 'scythe of reduction
Both you and Baltimoreans were the .'respsrs" In
all respects the advantages were yours that were
theirs The week has been . signal success Visitors
from Washington have. as usual. come to u direct
from the TRAINS called for what they wanted obtained
what they sought IN EVERY INSTANCE.
The rebate Of so cents has been made whenever Is
worth or more has been purchased and . round-trip
ticket shown and complete the advantages We have
delivered every purchase at Washington residence free
Do you wonder. Therefore. that We had . rush Of
visitors from Washington. Or that We had baskets Of
It ID no matter Of surprise. We expected nothins
different Who else offers French Pattern Hats ct %
(which generally bring two and three times ss muchr
Who gives downright IS per cent discount on Dress
Goods Wraps. Shoes, Upholstery. China. &C.. from
what the best Of stores ask.
These are MAGNETS! veritabls storage batteries Of
49,.
bargains. with more volts Of vslusto the dollar than
any other house in America That's our claim. We
know II ID strong one. We makeit knowingly. And
when We tell you Harvest Sale" win coufinue
through the coming week and the same prices win pre-
van-vith enough Of everything supply both WASH
inston and Baltimore. and to only saying
what can b. and ID. proven svsry dag vs live.
PosNERs'.
"a ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18
SPECIAL MARX Dows S,rr
NEW SPRING DRESS ROBES IN GRAY
FrrrGrS

NEW SPRING DRESS ROBES IN GRAY
EFFECTS.
lRoBE with yards OF plain Gray Cancels
Hair and 4 Of stripe 20 match. REGULAR
price. as. Marked down 90 sl2. 80 suit.
ROBE, containing O yards Plain cray
Carmelite and yards Of stripe 20 match.
REGULAR price. els. Marked down 20 Ell.
ROBE. containing \ yards Az inch Bro
caded Bedford suitins. Gray Regular
price. el2- 50. Marked down to slo for suit.
ROBE OF yards scotch Cheviot. with
yards stripe TO match. R-sui.r price,
els. Marked down TO sls for suit
i ROBE. containing 0h yards Gray
Cancels Hair. with 3 yards OF plaid 20 match
Regular price. eco. Marked down TO sld.
i ROBE Of 5 yards Of Imperial s.u.r,.
Gray. with yards q Broosde 10 match.
Regular price, $40. Marked down 10 sl4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18

Russia is reaching out by way of Abyssinia
for her slice Of African territorial cake. Russia
is apt 70 get territorial cake sooner or later
everywhere she tries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18

The Australian government will introduce a
bill providing for suffrage for women. but this
ballot system is not the Australian system
which this country has been adopting lately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18

II those horses that tried to run away with
Secretary Rusk In Knoxville had seen the Sec
retary's horse book they would have treated
him with more respect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18
". A. PIERCE & CO..
Successor 10 z. @. Davia
sls Market Space
Cor. Sth st.
The MONUMENTAL,
g57 and x9 r ST. NV.

sss and 40 ST. NV.
NEW AND FASCINATING
w.,,.., -. MILLINERY sTYLEs.
we've been store This wset we VII put
all past successes N the shade
OF prettiness, at prices that viii eyes in de-
STYLISH STRAW SHAPES.
Tables upon tables piled high with straw shapes.
Daily filled and daily empted. The grektest profusion
French Frames in Rice. Buckram. Wire. etc. ETC.,
'Iu 'ua ,.'' frSsskkiiSNABLE FLOWERS.
sSs I
grows in k fist $50 g S r.EFffss NETS Ere
G GSG and sf S5an. .?s @ hsp n Tan
Crepe ds Chine. and sgrsh suns. a5c for SIC trade
WoNDERFUL JACKET SALE
suis fsSiGi Is.
%aS. o. Y cSsv sSs an. nsiis e.
GREAT 4 fHf s'SE .1ns
Bsssr bsaf1 "a Tsh 1Sa
i Bsadd corG WARP WITH Tan ss sas Tn
GLOVES
We've established rel utation OF selling only whst's
good and reliable in Gloves We 1T and guaI sntee all
s. F eS butt NJ Glsce Kid Gloves. 7s..
% Pearl and White Biarritl, with black stitching
p ChAmois skin, in White and Buff, &c.
q - sive,hSok Foster r. L1cins Gloves. We
u IS Eisht-6Gtion suede Noasaasssire ; sisa.
e. 20 E'sht-0utton sqsss REPRESENTATIVES.. slos.
Ladies'. Misses and Gents Hose. in Isle SIX and
% dozen LADIES Fast Black Hose. aernasaSrf DYE.
warranted not to crock OF fade. =. pc sell regularly
Is dozen Ladies' Fancies in Stripes and Boot Enects
50 dozen Ladies Plain Lisle. IN er.ys and T.ns.
s n a. @ s s ss. sS "a.
and Fis sr s a Rs.s :. as. Hs sS
SO dozen Misses Fine Derby Ribbed Hose. Past
Black in sizes from TO ~, worth iully TIC. for
three days ~f ME ri sGsT bf & Ar
75 dozen Sleeveless ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, in
Be sold a S.e; f9T tlres DAY. our prics &c:
ladies' S.1zs vests N nish and low neck. short
Ladies' tiner Grade Gsuze Vests ct 4sc. sell rssu-
WONDERFUL VALUES AI9ggR HANDKERcHIEF
Ladies. White Reversed and Hems,i,cssa cO,or.a
BOrdered Handkerch,sis. that sell generally ioc.;
Ladies Novelty Handkerchiefs. in white and Col
ored Borden. with drawn stitches and richly sbroid
cred; selling regularly at Is and 2oc.; our price.
10 dozen Ladies. Novelty Hsndlsreh,sss, richly
1910 dozen Finer Quality, IN new DESIGNS wersin-
TIE MONUMENTAL.
it $50 AND sss r ST. NV.
GREAT REDUCTIoNs-LADIEs' AND chill
" drens Refers and Blazers for half regular gries;
spis-a 74s747 sth 81. sc.
REMNANTs sATTNEs. 81 AND ioc. FRENCH.
NM A' ENTERPRISE.
spl7.et l24l lli6 .: sc
PHrLApELpHrA SroRE,
oes sth st. aud 7o6 st. no.
- Silk Grenadines In plain and striped Of 81 ~
sl.25. Special value for the price quoted
Lace Drspery Net at &c. q. sl.25. sl-5o
and s2 yard.
Ladies' MohAir Skirts In Black and Gray,
e2.25 to eAs5.
Ladies' Medium Weight. High Neck and LoaG
Sleeves Ribbed Vests. only PIC
Ladies' Low Neck Ribbed Vests. only loe.
Good Outing FLANNEL Waist, well msdaL
Sizes to II yesrs- DC
A Fine white Waist. Plated Front and Back.
Linen Collar and Cuffs. All sszes Joe.
Fanny Mattinrs. extra quality.a at l5c.. ooo.
PIC. 30c. .asc.. 4oc- and sc.
cARHARr LErDY.
apis s2s IN 81 7os Z aa.v.
n 4NNANTs ooTToN FRUITs. skAs PslDe
spl7-a l24l lith q. sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18

Hemp washburne will be mayor of Chicago
and the republicans viii be on deck to receive
visitors 10 the Worlds Fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18

II is apparent that Secretary Blaine and ex-
Premier Crispi are slowly but surely getting
Rudini into . corner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18

Italy and Abyssiria are also having tilt over
atreaty. The United States extends its con-
gratulations to both parties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18

Az Italy doesn't ike our Constitution. what
does she think Of our late Declaration Of Inds-
pendence?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18

American candy Is knocking the sweetening
out Of the Canadian market Cheap sugar
does il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18

After all Stanley only made sllo,oo On his
lecture course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18

The Italian war cloud has no lining. 1t 10 all
on one sids.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18
WOODWARD & LorHsop.
10TH. 18th AND r SITS. NV.
APRIL Is. 1891.
LAWN TENNIS Goops.

LAWN L ENNIS OOODs.
We have opened department for the sale Of
TENNIS, Base Ball. Croquet and other sum
mer games. In Tennis Goods ~ are partic-
ulsrly well qualified to meet all demands in .
most satisfactory manner. The following makes
Of Tennis Rackets' are represented in ur
stock: WRIGHT & DITsON's, PECK & shy
DER'S. HoRsMAN's and HORACE PAR
FRIDGE co.'s. Also special Rackets made
for Us BY one Of the leading makers in this
country. Among the best known are the
SEARS SPECIAL" PETITE" LONG
WOOD" FRANKLIN" "BEEKMAN."
CLEVELAND" NEWPORT" STAN
DARD, LEASING. "''PRINCEToN, "..HAR-
ARD.""ASHBY. JR. .""ASHBY SPECIAL"
AMERICAN TATE" ''LENOX," CHAN
PIoN," "PEERLESS." and others
TENNIS NETS. POLES. DRY MARKERS,
RACKET CASES, &c.
ALSO Wright Ditson's 1901 Championship
Tennis Balls adopted by the Southern Lawn
Tennis Association.
Special Inducements offered to clubs in nttins
up and furnishing their entire outfits.
Our Catalogue Of Tennis and other summer
games will be ready for distribution in few
days and will be mailed free to any address
upon application.
(Tennis Goods Department, NTH noor, 10th
ct. building.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18

e. E.' ssfk Esfk {F- ssss
: En-. / Re 7 ssss /:
We always searching for trade nuts" TO crack
and when we ind them we open them for your benz
ut. What difference doss It make in applying th
term bargain" whether We "totcey" the price Q
''Soiss" the QuaiitW You are getting more for tn
money in either We have gathered some bettsys
values around the old prioes In MUSLIN USDEB
WEAR. and economy can do some profitable shoppins
For instance:
CORSET COVERS.
12,Sc. for Plain HraH-NECK MUSLIN with
1sc. for HIaH-cuT NECK CAMBRIA. a
26c. for HIGH NECK and surplice front. TRIM
med with Hamburg.
4oc. for Low NECK style with embroidery
edge around the neck and slssves- nnished
with heading
S0c. for Low Neck. embroidered front and
back, trimmed sleeves. finished with herring
bone stitching.
EVER HEAR OF BIGGER VALUES!
DRAWERS.
&c. for BEST MUSLIN. with three punches Of
fine tucking, yoke band
Soc. for LONsDALE CAMBRIA. with two
punches of fine tucking-all lengths from %
to 81 inches.
co. for MUSLIN DRAWERS, with tucts and
ruft'e of two-inch blind embroidery.
EVER HEAR OF cHrA prp pRICFs,
UNDERsKIRrs.
39c. for MUSLIN. with tucks and yoke band.
DC. for MUSLIN, with tucks and rufns Of en-
broidery.
9Sc. MUSLIN, with cambria ruffie and tucks,
trimmed With Torchon lace.
WHAT DO YoU THINK OF THEsEs
WALKING SKIRTS.
SOC. for MUSLIN. tucked. With cambria
rune.
75c. for all lengths. with hemstitched cambria
rufie and tucks.
s1.39 for MUSLIN. tucked. and with nounce
Of French embroidery.
THESE SKIRTS ARE OF EXCELLENT
WIDTHS.
CHElIIsE.
50c. for MUSLIN. with yoke Of tucks insertion.
The neck and sleeves are trimmed With HAM
burg.
&C. for MUSLIN, with Torchon lace insertion
and the sleeves edged with lace.
o1.25 LONsDALE Cambria, with three rows of
lace insertion with ground" Of herring-bone.
The sleeves and neck finished in lace and
hsrring-bone.
A FINE LOTT
GOWNS.
Soc. for MUSLIN. with surplice neck. tucked
and insertion yoke and double yoke back.
rs for CAMBRIA. with cluster Of q We tucks
embroidery around the mech. sleeves and down
the 'front.'
81. rs CAMBRIA. With insertion Of Med:ci lace
and tucks-sleeves ami neck trimmed with
lace to match.
AGOOD CHANCE TO BUY.
APRONS.
25c. for NURSES APRONS. in cambria, with
tucks.
Sc. for INDIA LAwN-extra long, finished with
RUNE Of nns embroidery.
TWO STERLING QUALITIES.
DRESSING sACQUEs.
S5 for FRENCH FLANNEL, in all colors.
Made with tight hitting back and loose front,
high shoulders. Cuffs. neck and pocket,
edged with Q diminutive scallop Of pinksd
flannel.
A PERFECT STYLE.
be price Figures tell the truth you know and IL il
auch easier TO take account Of the value when In
lain sight. Beside that, are proud of the rarI
ouDtfn0 Of QuaitVwe have made with the toc prices
needs to be advised with such list before them
20 buy will bs your first impulse. Good-followit
sEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING
'INTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Established 1s4O II
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pHoLsrERY DEPARTMENT.

UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
MONEY EcoNoMIzERs.
MONDAY. APRIL 20.
WE WILL OFFER
The following extraordinary values at trade
stimulating prices
3sinch Cream Lace striped Curtain scriu-
Only &c. yard
5o-inch French Printed Art Muslin for drape-
gle. yard
4o.inch Cream or Lemon Madras. In pat
Only &c. yard
. zsps 81, crs.onns with side border. especially
Only 25c. yard
1000 more of those Opaque Window Shades.
-only 37bc. each
tFsHADE WORK TO ORDER. BEST
MSRk-LowEsr PRICES ESTIMATES
3s.ineh Printed BrOcsde chin. Silk, worth
Only 75c. yard
so.insh French Woven Tapestry-two colors-
Only &c. yard
0R6SR. OF LINEN. biM1ff OF GRE,
We make 9 speciality of the Double Face"
ordinary seven-piece suite OF furniture with
same for
-sl5oo.-
ss-see display Of these goods in 10th street
Fourth floor. 18th st. buildins.)
liz MrNs DrrArrxrsr.
FOR soc. A HALF DOZEN.
lIO dozen Mems $-py 1900 Pure Linen Col
lars. sizes from ~ to "a, inclusive.
For 5Oc. q half DOZEN
FOR q HALF DOZEN.
$50 dozen Mems 4-ply 1900 Pure Linen Cufs,
sizes from " 70 ll5 inclusive.
For 81 a half dozen
One OF the leading manufacturers Of Mems
Collars and Guns became overstocked. and be-
ing In need Of money was compelled 20 sell.
We closed them out at 9 price which enables
the advantage Of q bargain that you may never
meet with again: Remember they are 4-ply.
twenty -hve cents would be cheap for any Of
For a half dozen Collar.
For half dozen pairs Cuffs
eL00.
They are fast disappearing. don't miss getting
asupply.
FRENCH BALBR1GGAN UNDERWEAR.
s, yuss inLSo3 dozen Mems French Balbrisgan
tshed necks-French Wristbands on drawers.
Sizes of Shirts, "a TO ~.
Sizes OF Drawers. 2s TO a.
SEC. q garnent.-
Display Of same in Mems Window.
(Eirst door. nrst annex
WOODWARD 4 LOTHRoP,
10th. 18th and Sta NV apls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-18
w. A. PIKncr & Co.
saDos.on 70 Z q. p.vsa
sle hsrkss spsss.
oSrnsr sta strsA
AS FASHION LEADERS
THEY ARE WITHOUT

oorn~r ssh strseL
As FASHION LEADERS
THEY ARE WITHOUT
RIVE
Fou- oct OF every eve Wool pr~-~>. thu
are worn this sprinx are GRAY. The style
makers sent forth their uitfmatum Weir
since that this soft. gentle color should
have the suTr-mscy this season and their de-
cree is being lived mp 10. II ~ss . windf.ll
for us. ss we make . SPECIALITY GRAY
and Black DRESS GOODS. Our sales %
GRAY Dress Goods have been phenomena.
hut NE have made extra efforts 20 secure tie
choices' styles in GrSy. and we have SUE
oeeSied in getting the mos, exclusive a->pr.-
ment 70 be found IN WASHINGTON. II yOu
stop 30 thinks moment you can readily Sc
that the hes, place TO set GRAY DRESS 10
a. the house that makes them = specially.
Here are q few thought helpers
LIGHT GRAY DRESS FABRICS.
<2-inch ALL-wooL GRAY sUITnas,
SOC. yard.
s2-inch SILVER GRAY MoHAIR soc.
yard
cAMEL's HAIR SERGE. Gray. 4q4nch.
s5c. yard.
ALL-wooL cHUDDE. Gray. ss4nch.
15c yard.
REAL SCOTCH cHEvIoT. Striped Gray.
- inches wide. Special Ell yard
Gray effects In FINE ENGLISH SUIT
lN1s. az inches wide. Special, sl sysrd