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Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-29
Johnny's Great Head.

Miss Qnidnunc-You must be very
fond Of reading, Johnny; l newer see
you without book.
Johnny-Yes'm.
Miss Quidnunc-What are you read
ing?
Johnny-I don't know, mum-
Miss Quidnunc-Y You don't know?
Johnny-No'm; 1 just hold the book,
cause when ma sees me with book
she says to pa, "Now, don't disturb that
boy; don't yon see how he studies ?
He'll make q great professor or some
thing; let him alone and 60 and split
the wood yourself. ."-Ex.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-29
RAMONA!

The Gem of the San Gab7iel Valley
Only Three Miles from. City Limits of Los
Angeles.
Property of San Gabriel Wine Co.,
Original owners.
LOCATED AT SHORB'S STATION,
On line Of 6. p. R. R. and San Gabriel Valley
Rapid Transit 3. B.,
From 70 to Is minutes to the Plaza, Los An
geles City.
CHEAPEST SUBURBAN TOWN LOTS,
VILLA SITES, or
ACREAGE PROPERTY
-
POPULAR TERMS.
PUREST SPRING WATER
Rnexhaustible quantities guaranteed.
ApplFat Once Of
SAN GABRIEL WGNE CO.,
Ramona, Los Angeles. County, Ca.
10-26t Or to M d. WILLIAMS, Ramona
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-29

Visitors are tnyited 70 call and inspect the
stock Of pure California wines ready, for ship
Prs e a,l parts q re eest e y = Woollscott,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-29
The Greatest Discovery on Earth

rs DR.. JOHN l.. KELLETT'S PARADISE OIL,
i which removes all infamations and impuri-
permanent cure of Rheumatic, Neuralgia and
all other pains that the human flesh is heir to.
1t is guaranteed to cure any case of Sore Eyes,
ated sores without pain or injury to the sound
flesh. And it also takes off Spavins, Curbs,
Splints and all false enlargements on horses.
Whenall other remedies fail. try PARADISE OIL.
Theirs is no necessity of suffering pain. To
purify, the blood and regulate the liver, kid
neys and bowels to cure sick headache, dys-
Is cavsed by impure blood, use PARADISE BIT
TIERS. Price Of each, 81 per bottle. Manufac-
tured by Kellett & Brown, Fresno, Cal. All
f. w. BRAUN & CO.,
6-16,3m Los Angeles, California.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-29

THE NEW ERA, No. Court street. Fine
wines and liquors. Ed Wenger, proprietor
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-29

Uss German family soap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

DR.. Dixon. the Philadelphia bacteriologist,
who has returned home from a visit to DR..
Koch in Berlin. makes some very interest
ing statements respecting Koch and the new
treatment for consumption. Koch himself is a
conservative thinker, free from all claptrap,
but the government is rashly elated anu claims
too much from the discovery. 1t hopes to es-
tablish Berlin as q successful rival in medicine
Of Munich, Vienna and Paris. DIR. Dixon him
self is not over sanguine as to the new remedy,
which he says is the dilution of dilution Of a
most powerful poison. The silence of Koch
10 partly explained in Berlin by the superstition
that he is not positive as to which of the many
factors in the lymph lies the active healing
principle. Or. Dixon thinks that while in lupus
and tubercular skin diseases generally, the
lymph is effective, in certain other diseases,
sucn as tuberculosis of the brain tissues, an in
lection would instantly produce death. He re-
CARDS the remedy as of doubtful value even in
early stages Of consumption Meantime DR..
Koch is pursuing his discovery, hoping to find
more in it than has yet been revealed. Making
all necessary allowances there is much to hope
for IL the experiments that this great physician
is conducting 80 modestly and conscientiously.
OF such Investigations is all science worthy the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

The philosophy Of fact and abstract morals
savage and the barbarian have been pressed to
one side or crushed under the heel Of pitiless
civilization. The Drayidian in India retired
to the hills, the aboriginal American to the bad
land in the rear Of the continent. Both served
the law of progress for the race fit to survive.
Where the cyelopian wall and the cromlech
stood now stand the proudest monuments of
mans genius. If "tbs noble red man. cannot
stand, lie must fall. ~But there is pathos in
his fall that may well touch the heart of his
conqueror and dispose it to pity. There have
been egregious errors in the policy of the whites
toward the Indians. The treatment of the
aborigiaes by the United States government
has lacked consistency and has at times seemed
to be devoid Of fairness. But who can say that
matters would have been managed better as a
whole by others, Put yourself in his place, IS
il good motto in such affairs. The greatest fault
Of our national policy respecting the Indians
has been vaeillation- individuals have most
sinned against them by selling them ardent
spirits and firearms and stealing their sup
plies Aslong as no attempt is made to avenge
them the grievances of the Indian are freely &C
knowledged- But at the first outbreak Of hos
tilities, at the first sprinking in the face of the
nation Of the blood Of white men, the race in
stinct asserts itself, deadly hatred displaces
sympathy. and civilization sweeps as an ex-
terminating wave over the so-ealled barbarous
race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

The collection of rare books by the Southern
Society Of New York, the catalogue of the first
thousand Of which has Just been prepared, bids
fair to preserve for the southern states large
part Of the history and floating literature of
that region, which without such special effort
- save it would have soon persisted The New
England Society has done noble work in the
same line for the section it represents. These
historical and literary labors in a sectional
field are promotiye of a national spirit in de-
veloping the peculiar work of each part of the
Union--ths whole field being too great for any
one society and the separate associations hav-
ing local qualifications not possessed by any
genera body Of laborers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

In f1llness Of explanation of causes if not
Of suggestion Of remedy, the article of Mr..
Henry Clexs in the current NORTH American
Rev,eso is one of the most helpful of the series
Of published views upon the late financial
crisis. He maintains that the trade of the
country was in generally healthy condition and
that what injury has indirectly befallen COM
merce 10 due almost entirely TO the disruption
q credit from purely monetary and financial
causes And he attributes as the chief source
of recent troubles the creation of railroads and
other speculative enterprises beyond the needs
Of the existing population. The panics Of 1873
and 1884 we're mainly due to an excessive diver
sion Of capital in such enterprises and their or
ganization on a speculative basis curious
fact in this connection is the repetition Of such
extravagance closely following the collapse Of
1854. Among minor influences Mr.. Clews
reckous the locking up of several mil
hons of silver bullion in anticipation
of the passage of the new silver act, and the en-
scsmen: of the tariff bill, causing importers to
make large prepayments of duties, involving
the transfer Of millions of cash from the banks
TO the treasury and increasing the demands OF
the importers for bank accommodation. SO
far the domestic causes of disturbance. A
large measure OF ule utSTtNduOn VI INC SAiSAS
must be charged to the deranged condition OF
finance in London. Mr.. Clews estimates the
American share Of the imitation which caused
the crisis at two billion dollars; the British
share at two billion four hundred millions
For the disease thus diagnosed, what is the
remedy? Imitation? Thousands and thous-
ands Of the people think so, and hence
the ways and means thrust before
Congress partake mainly of schemes to indet-
nitely initiate the circulating medium. But the
report of the Secretary of the Treasury shows
that the increase in circulation in actual use
during the three months before the crisis
amounted to over SIS, OO0, 900, which, lit is
claimed by business men, produced no percep-
tible effect on the stringency. From the same
source it is learned tIlt for years past the cir
calation has increased out of proportion to the
growth of population Following in the
train Of thought pursued by Mr..
Edward Atkinson and other writer's
Banker Clews contends that while public opin-
ion blindly ascribes such congestions as the re-
cent one to a scarcity Of money the trouble
comes entirely from an arbitrary and needless
restraint upon the lending function of the
banks He would maintain ample cash reserves
not to be regulated by cast iron law but used
when the emergency arises for which they are
provided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
CoRREcr GrovEs FoR 1891.

The Palss Royal Glove stock for the new year is now
complete. MEMS EVENING KID GLOVES, plain,
CSC. embroidered, e1.35. Every pair warranted.
Have pair tried at risk and thus be assured of
Gloves that will fit perfectly when the time for
their use. WHITE LAWN OR SATIN BOWS for PIC.
that will cost 2c. elsewhere. Embroidered and plain
FULL DRESS SHIRTS. open back and trout. also
each. Identical to those usually resaled at e..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

Senator Stanford has presented TO the door
keeper of the Senate a snuff box Of pure gold.
The other silver Senators are inclined to resent
this discrimination against the American etal
a. sort Of financial treason and detect in the
Transaction the saInt of the ''gold-bug." A gold
snuff-box, forsooth,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

The showing Of census year is locally crafty
Ing. While the national growth has been great,
the population Of the District has increased
considerably faster in proportion than the
population Of the United States. 1t may be
added tina. the circulation Of THE STAR has in
creased in much larger ratio even than the
population of the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
RASHES.

CRASHES.
1s-inch Glass Crash, was 1Oc. Reduced to
,adinch Glass Crash, was l2,sc Reduced to
Finch Glass Crash. was 15c. Reduced to
,4-ineh Glass Crash. was 1sc. Reduced to
lind, Glass Crash. was DC. Reduced to
1s-inch Barnesley Crash. was 1Oc Reduced to
a3insh Barnesley Crash. was l2xc. Reduced
,52;-ineh Barnesley Crash. was l5c Reduced to
TOWELS.
Barnesley Towels. was 12kc. Reduced to
45-28 Heavy Dat Meal Towels. all linen. Req
uiaf Prics s. MARKED down to Isc. each;
T9Ss With B hsaV Coin an0td pIn sna iqef
borders Reduced from SIC to 2sc each.
der; hemstitched Reduced. from soe. to S sS
f kuc rST ,e With sse P.ma'i Dor
49, - lin Pine Huek Towels extra heavy. Re
4d-:s3 knotted Fringe Huck Towels, with
fancy colored borders Reduced from SOC. to
4,i-.22;; satin Danask Towels, knotted fringe
ana handsome colored borders. Reduced from
45as Knot,ed Fringe Damask Towels with
fsncy eolored borders, was oOc. Reduced TO
49, Damask Towels, kno.ted fringe, rows
Of drawn work. fancy colorrd borders. Regular
PAiSc. hdIkeu uONn 10 &C. e0cn.
Az Hemstitched Huck Towels colored Dor
ders. was 7Dc. Reduced 10 .yb. each.
border. NOTED fringe sorasns X o III n
the newest shades. Regular price, 75c. Marked
57-,4 Mummie Cloth Towels, handsome bor-
ders. deep knotted fringe borders OF assorted
eolors. Regular price, s1.J0. Marked down
TO 81 each.
51-24 Mummie Cloth Towels, with deep fringe.
fancy open-work borders. in assorted colored
borders. Regular price. e. Marked down to
81 - each.
Imported Turkish Towels. large size, from
2255Sc. to 81 each.
49, fancy Huck Towels, knotted fringe,
with handsome colored borders. Regular prfce
Gc. Marked down 10 45c each.
NOTE--These Linens will be put on sale Sat
urtey morning. The sale will continue until
we close out our entire line Of Linens. This Is q
chance for hotel. restaurant and boartiins house
keepers.
Don't forget the sais Of Pussementsries and
Gimp Samples. Rare bargains IN thus lot.
Frtee o. each Sample from Ie. 10 CSC. Drop in
and look at them.
W. A. PIERCE CO.,
Successors to Il. q. Davis.
1lA Market Space.
II Cor. 18th NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

A significant development of the census Of
$50 Is the fact that the increase Of wealth and
manufacturing in the south Was greater than
the increase Of population In the decade
from lsSo to 1880 the southern states gained in
population 1873, in actual wealth, Gas, and Of
capital invested in Manufacture, 20.7 per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

n ApKrNs.
IS Dsmask Napkins. was 81. %. Reduced to o.
dozen.
3 Dsmask Napkins. was 81 80. Reduced to
81 dozen.
&, Da1nask Napkins. was o.. SO. Reduced to
50 dozen.
q Dalnask Napkins. was $3.50. Reduced to
g. 10 dozen.
p pamask Napkins. was s2.o5. Reduced to
81. - dozen.
q ,Damask Napkins. was g. 80. Reduced to
81 dozen.
q Dalnask Napkins. was s21 %. Reduced to
go dozen.
x Damask Napkins. was 90 So Reduced to
e. ~ dozen.
q Danask Napkins, was %. 80 Reduced to
S3dozen.
q Delnask Napkins. was %. 10 Reduced to
e. l25z dozen.
a. dozen.
Also a full line Of Frineed Doylies, in all
sizes ana patterns. White OF Fancy colored, at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

No wonder % many CALLERS got lost and con-
fUsd yesterday and feel poorly this morning
Il - 70 very foggy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
THE COMBINATION.
18th AND F STREETS,
KAUFMAN L SICKLE.
w. A. PIERCE & Co..
Successors TO f. G. Davis
SIu Market Space,
Cor. 9Th st.

GREAT CL0SING-OUT SALE OF LINENS
few words TO the housekeepers on the Linen
question Desiring to enlarge our White Goods
ami Embroidery departments. and not having
room enough to do so. We have determined to
close out our entire assortment Of Fine Table
Damask, Napkins, Doylies. Tray Cloths, Lunch
Sets Towels. &c. at sacrificing prices. This
is a great opportunity for you to lay in a good
supply OF first-class Linens and save money.
Note the very great REDUCTIONS in prices.
TABLE DAMASk.
6-inch Cream Daniask, was SOC. Marked
down 70 I2lSc.
G0-inch Bieached Damask. was JOc. Marked
down to 421Tc.
6Olnch Turkey Red Damask. was 5Oc. Marked
down TO 42kc.
f!lneh Turkey Red Damask. was 6ohc.
Marked down TO ,y0c.
f2-inch Cardinal Damask, was &c. Marked
down to tic.
o2-incE Cardinal Damask. was sSc. Marked
down to 15c.
6sinch Bleached Damask, was .jc. Marked
down TO &c.
1O-inch Bleached Damask. was 81. Marked
down to S2Lc.
92-inch Bieaehed Damask, was ell 80. Marked
down TO Sl.10.
6!-inch Cream Damask, was G214c. Marked
down 10 sac.
6i-ineh Cream Damask, was 75c. Marked
down to TIC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

Americas distancing the mother country ever
IN respect to the latters Characteristic products
Nste o1r superior article Of fog on New Year.
189f
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IrScH SETS

LUNCH SETS.
10-4 White Damask Cloth with fancy colored
border; dog. Frinsed Doylies to match. Reg
ular price, 80. Marked down to 81 per set
10-4 Satin DaTnask Cloth; doz. Napkins to
match. Regular price, Is. Marked down to
81 set.
1O4 Blue and White Damask Cloth Napkins
to match, was 50. Marked down to "a set.
IA White Dainask Cloth, Napkins to match,
was SC Marked down to % set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

he ssuosnan Who annually ruins the peach
crop hAs not been heard from sines 1854 bexsn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
D1Es A Success.

The S13 75 Suit sale lives its last day tonor- n
row. 1t has been big success. The qualities a
and the price have made It 20. These wind-up ~
days are always busy ones. There is an elegant ~
assortment for sslection-better than usual at IL
closing hour-but the whole collection such II
grand good one from the start that the heavy Sc
demands only reduced the quantity-not the "a
variety. !"
You know as well as We do tho features Of the ~
sale. Thousands Of our FANCY CAssIMEREs. ~
CHRvIOT. TWEED. HoMHsPUN and II
woRsTED Suits that We made. marked and sold ~
for s24. s23. s22, $50 and s1s-are reduced to ~
sl3. 20. Now those thousands have dropped ~
away to q very few hundred--and the number tF-
will get tremendous shrinking again tomorrow. a
SINGLE and DOUBLE-BREAsTED SACKS. ~
sINGLE-BREAsTED. SQUARE CUT SACKS, ~
and THREE and FoUR-BUTToN CUTAwAY. ~
FRoCKs. Your size. your tastes idol and your ~
purses opportunity. 81
SAKS AND COMPANY
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TINS SHOULD INTEREST VOC.

No better time to buy Tea Gown. Jacket. C1s.er
Fur Cape Jersey. and better time TO supply the
children- wemerchants are anxious 30 dispose Of ous
stocks Keen COMPOSITION IL forcing prics than
ever before quoted Pour months Of wrap weather We,
20 come WIN the garment Won have last that tilnei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
Osr NEcxwrAn ITEM.

The Furnishing Department comes ''sinsie Z
handed" but its feature Of our Bargain Sale"
that is strong one. Every single piece Of that I
special DC. Nsckwsar Offering that IL left you 1
can have 1t your choice TOMORROW for
II CENTS EACH;
8 FOR 80 CENTS.
Now you know ss well o ne can tell yoa that {
there isn't passive pattern in the whole lot. I
They are new designs and neat once. too-msds [
up into TECKs. FOUR-IN-HANDs and RING
SCARFs.
ONLY TOMORROW FOR THE MONEY.
SAKS AND COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
LADIES, EVENING Gnovrs.

Selected Cndresssd Kid Mousquetsire Gloves. in
White. Pearl. Black and twelve tnts Of Modes
and Tans In some instances special prices quoted
for tomorrows special sale. We would hint that the
price reductions are not the only advantage offered
II you will allow us to Try the gloves at risk.
you viii be assured Of perfect fitting Gloves, an ad-
vantage that will be appreciated when the time
for wearing them.
Buttons, Undressed Kid Mousquetaires e. s.
II Buttons Undressed Kid Mousquetaires. 81 Is
l6 Buttons Undressed Kid Mousquetaires. e. 90
20 Buttons Undressed Kid Mousquetaires. Sc p
80 Buttons. Undressed Kid Mousluetaires. a. IS
as-The s1.S5 Gloves will be offered this week q;
s175 The price reduction also applies to those in
street shades. OF course EVERY PAIR WAR
RANTED. as usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02
SOME HOSIERY.

All told we've 200 pairs Of Children's Long q
Warm Wooden Ribbed Hose. The original prices "a
Of them were Soc. 7ic and 9Oc. but while the tB
sizes will run from to 81 there no assortment eI
in any number. It's ragged stock to carry. We'd q
rather sell it for almost nothing than to bother q
with teven If the importing price of hosiery is ez
away up. eR
Blue and Brown solid colors and Oxford q
mixed n
II CENTS A PAIR, 50
3PAIR FOR Soc. q
The Suits and the Hosiery-Second Floor-Ele- q
vators. a
sAKs AND COMPANY. n
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T. +. # II ! :: :s !: = $:
! F F. :. |. / E. i ! E. &: /:
II sl2sl. SEVENTH ST. NV.
iiiittii iiiiii
II iiiiiiiiri
! 'iiii itiil
VIZ. II. MckSrws D.nr LETTER.
FRIDAY. JANUARY Q. 1891.


As announced during the last few days
We began an EIGHT-DAY REDUCTION
SALE this morning. and the Response
thereto exceeded our erp-ctations.
As further evidence Of our determine
ton TO close ont our entire stock Of la
dies' and childnens Goats and Long
CloAks. zoe hare cut the prices az almosf
euerv garment in stock
Our MAGNIFICENT stock Of coats n also
included in this sale. These coats are
entirely new this season made from the
most stylish rough cloths, finished ina
superior manner. have high shoulders,
and arr cut and shaped upon more scien-
tifc principles than any coats shown
elsewhere in this city.
In addition to the lots previously i'd
vertised we draw your attention 70 the
following extraordinary reductions IN
Blsck and Navy Goats:
$500 Coats. Reduced 20 s5oo.
$50 Coats. Reduced 20 so.O0.
$500 Goats. Reduced to s7.Oo
$1,000 Coats. Reduced % $500.
sl2o Coats. Reduced TO tl0.OO.
sl4.OO Goats. Reduced 10 sl0.OO.
SLIGO Coats. Reduced 70 el2. 90.
sls-o0 Goats. Reduced TO els. 50.
s2l-JO Coats. Reduced 10 $500.
sslJ0 Coats. Reduced 10 ais 30.
5000 Coats. Reduced 10 s25. 90.
$3.50 Coats Reduced 20 Az 80.
$4,000 Coats. Reduced 20 sl5 o.
5000 Coats. Reduced 20 sl2 90
Remember the above includes the
finest class Of coats yet brought 90 this
city and are not 70 be compared with the
ill-made and i'll fitting coats shown else
where.
SEAL PLUSH sACQUEs RE-
DUCED.-we do not propose TO carrys
single Seal Plush sacque over to next
season IL q price will sell them-and
these prices certainly should
50 sacques. Reduced 20 eco.
S25 sacQu-s. Reduced 20 e2o.
s35 sacques Reduced 10 ecs
$40 saoaues. Reduced to ESQ
$50 sacques- Reduced % eco.
II In need Of Q coat or cloAk nov is your
golden opporfEsttp TO secure it. for
never again viii You be enabled 10 buy
such high-gradeesrInents sf such rdicu
lousy lov prices.
Remember. every Childs and Mi~ses'
LONG Cloak in STOCK has bssn reduced.
WILLIAM II. McKNEw
tsoccessor 10 Z. II. Taylor,
L. 933 PennsylvAnis sve.n-u.
fisi ffftiiffiifiif
man iiiit
!iffii ;iifits ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-02

Just think of IT, In this sale We sell You our 025
Marten or Sable Fur Cape
At $3.50.
At also.
Our Mink Sable that sold at as
At &29.
At S29.
We have 9 Alaska Seal Capes. London dye-one with
Mink trimming and the other with Persian Lamb--that
sold at SS5,
34S
S4S
Hyou contemplate buying Wrap or Fur Cape OF
any kind will surely pay you to ours before max
ing the purchase.
THE MONUMENTAL.
1t ss7 AND 500 FsT.N NV.
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THr MONUMENTAL
sos AND go = ST. NV.

We stsrt s6 this msruine With series No. III een-
sral clearing sale.
10 define this sale clearly 10 you we ks~ takine
mp stock and fnd there are lots Of o|d sizes IN
Hosiery. many styles where we have only one or tvc
Kid Glove Counter. Al our Infants Wear Depart
ment there are many broken lots and odd coats Of
tain styles. In our wrap Department, while We have
done IN tmmsuss business and cold hundreds upon
hundreds OF Wraps and Jackets have yet remaining
. choice lot of garments 10 select from
In every department of the house We vii soou want
the room that these winter goods are occupying fol
the early spring goods and TO move them quickly w
have put regular clearing Price on them
Wssre oeesemined to move them out q our stors
and the prices shall do the work
Scan this list carefully and il there IL nothne herr
that you can use come to the and look through
the different departments. Wen make the trip
profitable one to you.
THE MONUMENTAL
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The BOYS. BIC Treat.


We had no precedent to Judge BY. II was ~
blind guess work. The first time in our whole ~
experience that wrecked the price in Boys ~
Lons-pant Suits. But we had too many-knew sS
it-told you so-and way Of gsttins less is to eD
cut the price. We cut deep enough always to as-
make it an object to vou-and . benefit to us. ~
Every Long pant Fancy pattern Suit we bad that n
was marked s1s. s18.50 and SIS we leveled to II
S1l.75. 1t did the work up brown" Although ex-
We left the time Of closing this sale in u
hands and its object has been attained we're go IL
ing to add generosity to generosity and let its II
''magic" price hold good for tomorrow. eF
There SACKS. SINGLE. DOUBLE ~
BREASTED and SQUARE CUT and THREE Sc
and FOUR-BUTTON CAUTAwAY FROCKS sE-
among them-and Boys from IA to 10 years will sV-
find their sizes in variety. 81
TOMORROw-FoR THE LAST TIME-s11. IS II