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EVERYTHING Or LEATHER.
Continued below

What harent you cot made of leatherS was the re-
mark of Of the visitors to our exhibition yester
day.
Have you the cute little Car Ticket Cases at TO-
Ii and l9c each. or the Music Rolls at Soc. and e.
or the Opera-glass Bags the Chdren's Chatelaine
BAGS Of Antelope and imitation Seal Leather at 24c
or the Mems Collar and Cuff Boxes at Soc, or the
Cases containing brush. comb. tooth and nail brush
for only 47c! Every lady who has visited this exhi-
bitten has admired the display of Boston shopping
Bags and the Cleopatra Bags and Belts It's no won
der too. We are selling so many Satchels Think Of
real Alligator Bags, with leather lining &C. for only
$50. and good imitation Alligator Bays at only &c
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(COntnued below
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The candy makers comprising the National
Confectionery Association are in session in st.
Louis They will probably take into considera-
ton the moral aspect of converting sugar at
five cents pound into candy at eighty cents
and dollar pound
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Aspecimen of the kind of Italians we have
in this country who have assisted in molding
Italian sentiment recently, Is afforded in Ciom-
belh, editor OF an Italian newspaper in New
York, now arrested for erjury in swearing he
Was never in prison. The -ecords in Rome
show that he sTent eight years behind the bars
for forgery AMI larceny. II such man as this
should suffer a; American hands, Italy would
no doubt experience several dozen throbs OF
patriotic anguish
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Although some outgivins. from New Orleans

Although some outgivings from New Orleans
have been belied by the report Of the grand
jury In the lynching case, general public expec-
tation has been realized. The jury finds that
the entire community, six eight thousand
people fairly representing IL. were concerned
in the taking off, of the Italian murderers Of
Chief of Police Hennessy, and therefore that
the Indictment Of particular persons is i'm
practicable. The grand jury viii undoubtedly
reflect the sentiment of a large majority of the
people Of the nation. That is to the effect that
. pack of wolves such as the Mafia deserves no
better fate and the legal machinery cannot be
adjusted anywhere in a manner to permit them
to go at large unpublished. The law was made
for the protection Of the innocent. the virtu-
Gus, the law-sbiding. and not to shield crimi-
mails from justice. When the forms of law be-
come forms of injustice then the community
wreaks kind of wild Justice that may be in
most cases unjustifiaDle, in all cases horrible,
but unquestionably in some cases is excusable.
The deeper question of the prime causes Of the
outbreak might have been presented more eff
fectively if a strong writer had held the pen.
but the primordial facts are loosely imbedded
in the report and cannot escape the intelligent
public. These are the deadly secret society,
fattsning on corrupt municipal politics, con-
trolled by scheming small bosses and using the
stilstto when the secret bride fails to work.
staying the officers of the law and manipulate
ing the petty juries to secure the acquittal Of
the assassins-the murderous society having
its origin in slack-twsted immigration laws
and evssions of naturalization laws, In the haste
of the state to admit voters. in the exigencies
of politics, which work at things of evil tend
sncy for selfish advsntage-tne inevitable re-
suit of violations of common sense
and political morality, the corruption of
the seats Of justice. the buying or
frightening of juries and the failure OF 81 the
means of law to realize the ends Of law. and
therefore the breaking down of government in
its high places, and the substitution of self
preservative violence for the sanctions of con-
stitutional liberty. Ii is painful. but if it re-
veals to the entire public the necessity for
immediate and radical reforms Of the jury sys-
TEN, if it forces the enactment next winter of
better laws regulating immigration and natu-
ralization IL il makes manifest the impossible
ity of granting citizenship to freshly admitted
criminals and preserving at the same time the
peace order and other rights of the COM
munity. then the ordeal will not have been
endured in vain. 1t is this aspect of the case,
and not Italy's increased displeasure, that
should most impress the American people.
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UTTER GARMENTS.

YOU NEED ONE. THE BOYS
NEED THEM; AN OVERCOAT FOR
YOU, A REFER FOR THE BOYS.
YOU CAN GET THEM OF US IN ALL
THE LATEST STYLES AND FAB
RIGS. GARMENTS WHICH YOU CAN
DEPEND UPON AS BEING ABso-
LUTELY CORRECT IN EVERY Es-
SENTIAL DETAIL. INCLUDING
THE VERY IMPORTANT ONE OF
PRICE. WHICH Is GUARANTEED
TO BE AS LOWAs THE SAME QUAIL
tiles CAN BE BOUGHT FOB ANY
WHERE.
OUR STOCK OF LONG PANTS
SUITS FOR BOYS FROM THIRTEEN
TO EIGHTEEN YEARS OF AGE rs
THE PRETTIEsT WE HAVE EVER
SHOWN. NOBBY, STYLISH PAT
TERMS IN TwEEDs. CHEvIOTs,
CASSIMEREs AND 'wORsTEDs IN
DARK, MEDIUM AND LIGHT COL
ORs. ALARGE VARIETY OF STYLES
AND EVERY ONE A BEAUTY.
B. ROBINSON CO.,
AMERICAN oUTFITTERs,
my6-eo 9O9 PA. AVE. NV.
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The passage Of the Newfoundland coercion
bill through the committee Of the whble Of the
British House OF Lords after explanations that
should have caused it to be laid aside. is not
only a gratuitous insul. to the people o. that
island, but is proof nat Great Britain has not
yet learned to govern her colonial possessions.
The people OF Newfoundland are deserving Of
better treatment.
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SOME New RL.zrns

SOME New Blazers
S@-JO-Ladies' Cream Blazers, with Black and Tan
stripes. Blue and Black checks roll COLLAR
braid fastenings. Cloth Blazers, Navy and
Black. roll collar. side pockets e. so
each.
s3so-Gray and Tan Stripe and Check Blazers, roll
collar. side pockets. pearl buttons g. 70,
S4.0O. Is. 40.
SioO-Crea;n Serge Blazers, very fine quality roll
collar. side pockets $A5O
SSOO-Bedford Cord Blazers. Cream, with Black
stripe, Blue stripe and Brown stripe roll
collar and square collar. silk cord and tay-
sci. 81. 90. 1000.
$400-Tan and Black Serge Blazers Medici collar
braided, cord and tassel a. 90 and as 90.
soL00-Tan and Black Blazers, square collar, EN-.
broidered with Black and Gold, Tan and
Colo braid, cord and tassel. $500
eS 00--Navy and Black Chsviot Blazer roll COLLAR
faced with armure silk. side pockets.
$500.
s900-Navy. Black and Tan Cheviot Blazers
square collar. braided and trimmed with
soutache braid. silk cord and tsssel fronts
lined with silk. side pockets %. 90 and
$1,000.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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The MONUMENTAL

Busy as bees. There's reason for it, ws've about
everything and we're making prices for the finest irork
that surprise even old customers.
Have you seen the great trimmed line. and the
thousand and one fancies in the untrimmed shapes.
The Flower Garden here is just attractive as the
prices-rery complete. too.
Your Hats here-see II it's not! Wen be glad to
have you look over the show room
SOME HOSIERY PRICES.
In this department we are showing some of the best
values in the city. Our PC. Warranted Fast Black
Hose 40 gauge and extra length. The popular Onyx"
and Louis Hermdorf dyes at o5c. Fully worth Soc
onelot. all shades. including opera shades, Boot
Pattern Hose and beautiful assortment Of spring COL
orines in Fancies at SOC. Fully worth 75c.
We are showing Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vest. v and
square neck and sleeveless. at zoe. Regular selling
price, 30c.
Ladies' Lisle Thread Vests in all shades extra fine
quality. at Soc. worth 75c The goods are strictly
rst-csss and warrant the prices to be lower than
any other house in the city.
800 SILK SUN UMBRELLAS.
800 SILK SUN UMBRELLAS.
"A and 26-inch with choice assortment of oxidized
crooks. &C.. &C.. &C.. which shall offer at ridicu
lous low price for few days only.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' 4-button Undresssd Kid Gloves. osc Former
price. s1.25.
Biarrtz, in Tan and Gray. the very finest imported.
at 93c Regularly sold at 81 %.
4button French Kid Gloves at e. 81. Regularly sold
at s1.75.
Taffeta Gloves in all shades at 25c. Value, 37hc.
Taneta Gloves, very fine quality. in Black Tan and
GRAY. a 41c Value
Children's Silk Gloves in Tan and Gray at CSC.
Ladies' Black Silk Mitts at 25c.
Ladies Silk Mitts in Tan. Gray and Black very fne
at oOc. Value Csc.
WRAP DEPARTMENT.
MANUFACTURERS SAMPLES
LADIES' AND MISSES, JACKETS
AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
Lot 1-sI. 40; sold from SO to a..
Lot 2-$l.9S; sold from "a to Is.
Lot 3-S3. 70; sold from IS to So
We have \ variety of Black Embroidered Fichus and
Beaded Wraps.
Gossamers at half of their real value
THE MONUMENTAL.
IT. 937 AND 500 ST. NV.
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The new Sailor and Gretchen Suiss for Childreu
nom ~ 70 yess OF age come In weight aannsl
enc nenr,s.s., ssI.e csshnere and fancy plaids
DO The ~ per cent discount allowed ssvss you
TIE .kkEfEks are from u. % to e s>ch Ous-
tenth On the MARKED price Of the you sslet
leaA 10 per cent.
Oar complete line OF Childrens Ginsham Dr,,.s.
has arrived aud y deserving your inapecfion
Bring the chidren. Every convsnience for t6em snd
you natursd ssaes saris and IN expert modtsts
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
4. LInNER
Corner Ian - I'D ~ ave- Ry6
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Venezuela with her eleven million exports to
this republic may well be regarded as an ac-
auisition 70 the reciprocity schedule, il the re-
port be true that she has acceded TO the plan
PROPOSED
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II owners of cast of ornaments of the great
powers, and leading merchants Of the United
States, are going to take hand in the Gillian
war on each s.de, its duration may well seem In
dsfnite
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W. n. HoEKE.
my8-r sTH AND PENNA- AVE.
TKrMMrp- Prrcrs Ok TRrMxrses
En- En-; F. E EN- H Hnfs W.
: krE I I kk \ ssss T:

Don't spoil q handsome gown with ugly TRIM
MING We could have szid-or bad tas,e-l,s--su.
all that glitters IL not gold." Every bu OF fashion
able establishment doesn't suit every style OF ar-~.
any more Than all colors become every complexion
Think OF the harmony-and preserve a.. Remonh--r
Il Is no, for your eye alone. A tin~e Of jealousy
Just enough TO make painstakinF-kesTe us a
anxious TO out1o others Not by beins consIicuou.
however-and a little misappli-d decoration can pru
duce discord that will attract hut not win praise
We have complete sto,k Of the novelties that 90
give finishing touch TO the richest fAlrlos They sr
Tor sale" cheap. our advice-how ana where 60 ms
them is at your disposal gratis.
We have taken many Of the lines and cut them Gle.
RON pront-and cost in cases That is our va
of moving them on" Trimming !. a thing az
season and we do not PROPOSE 20 have Tn. s~.so
leave US with dead load on hands.
FANCY GOLD IlNsEL JEN ELED PAssE-
MEN1ERIE-
Sc. quality CUT 10 Or yard.
81 qua ity err TO s;5c. ana s,c a yard.
slsoquality CUT 20 . 81 yard
FANCY GOLD TINsELED GAIooN
edged with steel bead. and studded with Jewels.
Wass22o. CUT 20 en- yard.
GOLD 1INsFLED PAssEMENTERIF.
yard.
STEEL and vARIEGATFD TrNsEr PAS
sEMENTEkIE, two inches wide and studded
with jewels. Was 81. CUT 60 e. Pa yard
BLACK and BRONZE BEADED TIM
II r.
two and q half inches vide Was A. IA
CUT 20 sl.25a yard.
Some effects in HELIoTRoPE shade. thr,.
inches wide Was e3.25. CUT to sao5
yard.
LEAF-sHApEp PATTERNS OF TIN.
sELED PAssEMENTERIE in Gold and
Steel. studded with amber Jewels and steel
hail heads-three inches wide. Was &4a5
CUT $40.
TAN-ooLoRED SILK APPLIQUE PAssE-
MESTEA1E. lesf-shape design, studded with
colds beads and amber Jewels Was % "a.
CUT to s2.05 yard.
TINsEL-HEADED PAssEMENTFRrE-
inch wide-for edgng. Was &c. CUT 60 75c.
ayard.
coUTIILE PAssEMENTERIE. tbr..
inches wide. in Brown and Gold. Wa. 2a5.
CUT to s2. . yard. Three and half inches
wide. IN combinations. Was ss.25. CUT 20
1875 yard.
GRAY SILK and TINsEL APPLIQUE
fASstMENTERlE. inches wide. Reduceda
dollar yard. from 81. - to o.. a. yard.
SILK and TINsEL. PAssEMENTERTF. i'm
Old Rose. Heliotrupe Black and Nile tint..
Cut from J0c to .sac a yard
tos2.
GOLD TINsEL oIRpLFs, studded with
Jewels. Cut from S6..,Otos5.
CLEOPATRA GIRDLEs. gold tin-eled and
studded with Jewels Cut from SO to a. 20
All widths Of BLACK SILK PAssF-
MENTERlE. from half inch 20 six inches
wide. All the way from lie. 20 &C. so yard
All widths Of JET PASsEMENTERIE Prom
pc. yard up.
CUT STEEL PAssEMENTERIF, in straight
edse and Nandyke points, tisc. TO 81 10 yard
BLACK HAND-CRoCHETED PAssEMEN-
TERIE. From 81 80 to 81. 80 yard.
NEW B0w-kNoT JET ORNAMENTS 40
and s225 each. Bow-KNoT PAssEMEN-
TERlE. -. p yard.
All shades of SILK GIRpLEs. &c. TO OIL
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The attention Of all previous weather records
fer race week, Is called to that which has been
served This season at Jennings. Seven days of
blue sky and Ineteorologic perfection.
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HALr Or TIE Pnrcs Thrown
TO THE WINDS.


EFFoR TOMORROW AND FRIDAY WE
EF are going to have another of our FAMOUS
Y ''HALF-PRICEn LADIES' JACKET
SALES. They say lightning never strikes
twice In the same place-principally because
there's seldom enough left of the object to be
struck . second time. We never have to cut
price but once-then IL Il to the very core-and
the sweep il clean. In this sale We have put
our EMBROIDERED JACKETS - the
GENUINE IMPORTED NOvELTlEs-and
some copies of the handsomsst nodels-are on a
table all by themselves-snd while 1t is not an
unsslnsh move on our part. because we want
them out-still it's the greatest reduction in
your favor since our first half price" Offering
last winter.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
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judge in Kentucky has been rot:en-egsed
for holding prominent citizen over without
hail FOR killing his brother in-law Public senti-
ment in kentucky uesd disinfecting.
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Mrs Cleveland has gone TO Marion, Mass.
for the SIMMER. II is to be hoped tina: she took
her fuTs and winter clothes with her.
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LIZ You WrAn SHors.

The makers Of the celebrated
Crawiord Shoe claim that money,
brains. the best of material and we'll
paid. skilled labor combined have
enabled them 10 produced shoe equal
in every respect to those made by
custom shoemaker, for which
from $40 to slo was charged during
the war, and IL sill charged By some,
aud readily paid by men who do not
stop TO think thst shoes. like many
other articles, can be produced Tor .
much less price than formerly.
A shoe SHOULD be so made that whea
first worn Il is comfortable, when
worn all day and until worn out n 10
still comfortable. To produce a shoe
possessing these valuable qualities it
Is necessary 10 have lasts Of proper
shape. Years Of study have been
spent by the makers of the Crawford
Shoe in perfecting the i've different
SAaFtS VI AAsts tuir suoe ~ now mad9
on. There are hundreds Of manu-
factunefs who try 20 initiate the
Crawford last In hopes 10 makes
shoe as comfortable ss the
Crawford. II IL easier TO forse sig
nature to q check. which viii psss
the close scrutiny Of . bank teller.
than 10 make shoe on an imitation
Crawford last which will satisfy
gentleman who has been accustomsd
10 wearing the Crawford Shoe.
The makers OF this shoe originated
the idea Of s-liing their entire pro-
duction direct 10 the consumer.
Soon sinding IL practicabls. they IN
creas d their facilities largely and -
once established twenty branch s,orss
for tbe exclusive sale Of their sboe.
Rsducfng the cost Of sailing 10 the
minimum. they are nov I'm . Position.
On sccouni OF their immenss sales.
20 give the pubic more value In .
shoe than il + possible for any CON-
Istlior Ia do and live.
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There are indications that the Bering sea
will be elo.ed this summer for repairs
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wraps Or ALL KINDS.

OF f-ChhL
Is there Wrap department more complete in every
de'air Is there better collection of Travelling w.
sters, Lace Capes Imported Jackets Refers and Tea
Gowns or of Chiidrens Garments. We wouldn't ask
these questions If We anticipated reply
As yod Anow it's not the beginning Of the season and
the stocks al the various stores are now very well
known You mus know that the prices marked on
our garments are as low as elsewhere. Now that we
allow 10 per cent ciscount-deduct one-tenth from
the marked prices-IT FOLLOWS THAT OUR
PRICES MUST BE THE LOWEST. Thus we have
lowest prices, variety unexcelled and every con-
venience for your comfort. Now, why shouldn't we
have your patronage:
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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Neither the President nor his train hss
jumped the track since leaving Washington.
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Russia wants to come in with England and
the United States on the Berius sea seal settle
ments- Three's a crowd
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The late Dr. f. Carroll Morgan for 30 young
man was eminent in his profession, having
even an international reputation.
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LADIES' WArsrs AND SHIRTS.

LADIES WArsrs AND SHIRTS.
The vassar Shirts Numbered by Earl Wilson are
the best fitting and stylish Shirts made for ladies'
We show them with plain and pieated embroidered
bosos. with latest style collar and cuffs White and
colors. Prices, u to 81 As each The following come
in great variety Of colors and designs:
Polka Dot Sat cen Waists. S1.6S
Genuine Scotch Ginzham Waists. 81. G.
Striped Madras Cloth Shirts. el.35
Similar styles in sateen. I.9S.
Striped Wash silk Shirts, 81 ~.
Black and white Surah silk, e5e6
Best French Flannel shirts, a. IS.
Striped Cheviot Cloth Shirts, Sc.
Back Gloria Silk Waists, 81. IS.
IN These garments are pleated back and front,
have style collars and cufs, full high sleeves,
All sizes.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued belov)
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The Florida seaatorship Should BE- locked
and overhauled-
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The Equal Rights Association met in Cincin-
natl yesterday and demanded recognition. Re-
forrsd to the Committee on Foreign Relations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-06

That Nsv Orleans grand jury report was NOT
- vsds nc . church door nor 20 deep a. . well,
bus 10 VII serve
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Gov. Buckley Of Connections TO Gov Boyd
Of Nebraska: '.Ah therer'
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Grips iass srsatjsictim was the archbishop Of
York
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40 dozen Ladies' Gossamer vests-high neck
and short seeves-catch stitching of silk around
neck. ReSaiar. price :S.c.
Special price. 2Oc., or , for 50c.-
(First floor. I'd annexD
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WRArrrns AND Tea Cows
Deduct the discount-one-tsnth from these prices
which will he found marked on these Tea Gowns.
Challis Tea Gowns. $3.50. "a, %, olO. Sl2, GA
els, Is. so. e2l and 32.3 each.
India SIX Tea Gowns. so. tl3, o25.
surah Silk Gowns. 81. s25. 81. $50, S37.
u WRAPPERs-sizes, "a to A. These Calico Wrap
psrs usually retail at Sl.2a They have tiyht back
Mother Hubbard front. two pockets deep rune collar
and cuffs
e1-1 wRAPPERs-CAlico and Bingham (3arneot.
in nearly NIFTY designs, In Black and White and colors
sizes. Il to "A. S0'oA@
site WRAPPERS Bstis.e Wrappers. with floral
borders Colors Heiotrope. Old hose. Tan Iirht
Blue. Gray; sizes A to A. e'
Sl.9S WRAPPERS-perralei in lovelv desi-n. anil
s6.sinss Round yoke. vatican back. iooss mont,
- 40 NhAPPkks-Fsnnel, summer weight cool
ioSelnx e9lors and dssssns. Made up came style a
,c. THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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W ooDw.aD X LorHsop.
10TH. nth AND + Sta. NV.

l0TH. 18TH AND Sta NV.
Wetake Pleasure In announcing that we have
secured the Washington agency OF
DR. JAEGER's SANITARY WOODEN
SYSTEM COMPANY.
IL is hardly possible TO give too much promi-
hence TO the fact that Sanaforg Woeiea Clothing
affords sraat protection 70 all persons afflicted
with any dagree of bronchial. laryngeal or
tarrhal affections Of any kind. colds or chilis
caused by draughts. damp clothes or BEDDING.
In all these cases the Sanstory Clothing is both
curative and preventive. 1t acts upon these
disorders by assisting the efforts of the skin to
expel the morbific secretions, whose retention
IN the body Is the cause of much sickness. TO
secure its full benefits the system should he
adopted in its entirety. BEGINNING may be
made with undsrclothinr. which is OF the Jirst
importance. The distinctive features Of DR..
Jaeger's Sanatory Underwear are:
i. IAN wool. {" 'all the year round"
(Winter and summer weights)
- highly porous fabric.
j. Rejection of ali noxious dyes.
4. A cut and make that gives special protec-
tion to the vital GRAMS.
A lady representative Of the Dr. JAEGER Com
pany will be at our establishment
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
OF THIS WEEK
To expainrhe advantages OF the sanitary sys-
TEN and to answer any questions relative
thereto. Do not fail to ask for illustrated csta-
logue, with samples of stockinette and prices
attached.
CMen's furnishing Department.
%
SOME SPECIAL ITEMS
THE SALE OF FROM
FALK BROS. co.'s
FINE MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Mems Extra Fine Gauze and Balbriggsn
Drawers, nicely finished and well shaped.
Sizes. 2S to 1880. grade.
Soc. q pair
Mems Fine aauze and Balbrigysn Shirts. with
long or short sleeves. French necks and pearl
buttons.
Sizes "a to 1880. quality.
-3o cents each, 3 for FL
Mems Finest Grade Pure White Isle Shirts
and Drawers. Shirts finished with silk braid.
pearl buttons. and French necks. drawers
thoroughly reinforced, pearl buttons and
French finished waist bands. Shirts. sizes ~
to 30; drawers. sizes % to 80. Usually sold
for 81. 80.
FL. 80 each
MEMS IMPORTED NECKwEAR.
Just mo dozen Mems Imported Reversible
Four-in-hands (Welch. Margetson Co.'S
make), showing all the newest styles and pat
terms. in the very latest fabrics, new colorings
and correct Jrices
See display in F street window.
-. Ho0-. -. aH1eA
BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
.
A complete assortment of Tennis Hats and
Capsfor boys. girls ladies and men. in the
most stylish effects. at popular prices.
Indigo Blue Percale Kilt Suits for boys 3,
and Years old-sailor blouse. with skirt
separate.
coorea einrh.m Kilt Suits. in large pl.id.--
81. 10 and 81. 60 suit
Boys Pure Linen Suits-pants and Norfolk"
-s2 suit
Third floor, 10Th st. builoing)
LACE )rp.pr,,rxr
po1xr c.zp,.,C .r no-
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Jusr RECEIVED
An importation Of
ENGLISH CklSTAL
VASES FOX IONu
Sim ROSES.
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