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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

The retaliation" proclamation to be issued
by the President in accordance With 4 pro-
vision of tie tariff act, on the 18th of March
next. viii embrace only part Of the countries
which have not complied with cur offer of
reciprocity Those 10 be included. unless they
sLaA meanwhile grant reciprocal privileges,
are Austria Hungary, Colombia, Hayti, Nica-
raSGa, Honduras, Spain for the Philippine
Islands and Venezuela. IL is hoped that some
of these powers at least may be induced, by the
advantages to be acquired by reciprocal trade
with the United States, to accept the final offer
thus held out. france ard Mexico are not in
Guided. since arrangements are in progress
The Argentine EePubiic is in an unsettled coz
diti0n. and as intimations favorable to reel
prOciIy have been received il is deemed best to
wait awhile before excluding the people Of the
pampas and the River Platte. Altogether the
condition of the reciprocity question is excel
lent and fully up to what could reasonably have
been expected when the tariff bill passed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

Washington is evidently to have a great Epis-
copal Cathedral OF impressive size and impos-
Ing and attractive architecture. surrounded by
institutions of learning and of mercy The
liberal donations of land by Washingtoniars for
cathedrslsite and endowment, the local interest
and enthusiasm in the project indicated practi
cally by numerous declarations of intention to
subscribe handsomely for its accomplishment.
and the subscriptions and offers Of wealthy men
in other cities, showing a national interest in
the establishment of such an institution at the
national capital, furnish convincing evidence
that the project will be realized upon grand
scale. worthy Of the capital and creditable to the
founders and builders of the cathedral As the
Roman Catholics and the MethOdists in their
new universities. and Baptists in the develop
ment of Columbian University, propose to be
strongly and adequately represented at the
center of national life. so do the EpiscoPa-
Hans of the whole republic in the proposed
cathedral Institutions. Washington heartily
welcomes them all The founding oil the
cathedral here while arousing no jealousy IN
WashingtOn's sister city. Baltimore. VIII new
tably lead to a separation of the capital city
and the adjacent and dependent county from
the diocese of Maryland and the creation
mere OF a distinct ulOCeSc' AAuo
ing to local dignity and gratifying
local sentiment In the extension OF Washing
tons educational facilities by the establish
ment of institutions in the District which will
attract here students and men Of learning at
least from all parts Of the republic, the people
of the capital are profoundly interested with
cut regard TO religious denomination, and are
likely to show that interest in practical shape.
they did so n the case of the Catholic Uni
veIsiiy, notably so in the case of the Meth
odist University, and they will probably follow
these preeedents- As the capital Washington
has in libraries, museums, and government in
situations and collections, unsurpassed educa-
tional treasures to offer to American students,
and to the invitation of the wealth OF these
resources Washington has always been ready
TO add whatever may be necessary in the way
Of those practical business inducements which
tend to cause the location OF institutions of
learning in one city rather than another
Large subscriptions from other parts of the
republic are expressly conditioned upon Wash
ingtOn's display of earnestness and readiness
to work for herself and for the success of the
project, and the appeal to the people of the
city in this, as in other similar instances, will
doubtless meet with a hearty and liberal re-
spouse. Here at the heart of the republic,
in which political freedom gives stimulus to
thought, breadth TO culture. and refinement to
civilization. learning and the spirit of enquiry
can be best impaired Washington is destined
in course Of time, to surpass in this respect
Berlin. Leipsic. Paris, and to bless humanity
with educational advantages superior to any
L. tie old world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

NJ. SPringer's bill makes apparently too
much reduction on wooden goods to please
some people and not enough, perhaps, to
please the larger number of democrats who de-
sire reduction 1t would seem TO be intended
for the benefit chiefly of manufacturers, and.
while the wool growers will not like it, it will
hardly please the ''refOrmers' in the wool
growing states, who think that their people,
having made great sacrifices, should have COM
pensatinS advantages as to manufactured
goods The ways and means committee will
lind It hard to frame a satisfactory measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

The talk IN Germany Of the probable restora-
tion to power Of Prince Bismarck rests perhaps
more on tbs one fact than anything else: In
tie two yeas since he LETT office the triple al
nance has .ost and the KUsso-French alliance
has gained influence at two Of the Balkan
courts. Servia and ROumanis only Bulgaria
Remaining friend to the German policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

The khedive Tewfk is dead. His heir is
named ALbas The late khediye. contrary TO
tie raIe of his dynasty, was a rather good fell
low a. khedives 10. The new prince dependent
Of Egypt Is minor. and the point of in terest in
disease Is that France may seize the occasion in
osder to worry England, his protector, to insist
On a council Of regency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

The Classical advice beware the ides Of
March should command especial attention
from countries that are in doubt as to whether
they care to be on a reciprocal footing with the
United States not 1t is on the 18th of
March that Secretary Blaine will hang up his
'-free-hst-suspended' sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

1t hoped that the misunderstanding with
Chile, the Italian episode, the Boring sea con-
troyersy. aud several other things will be
cleared out Of the way in time to give the
presidential campaign free field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

The habit of the American people, or at least
Of some Americans. to jump to conclusions is
fully illustrated in the pending rumors touch
ing the purchase Of guns, transports. war sup
plies, &C. These rumors are believed by many
persons. who do not stop to think. As Congress
has not authorized anything of the sort and as
no such purchases could be made without such
authorization it will be seen. on a moments
reflection. how baseless are these reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08
4 treat FoR The Bors.

We have had good season with Boys Over
coats. although q tantalizingly warm one.
and the big stock of Box overcoats. listers and
Refers which We started in with has melted
away to a modicum Of just seventy-eight gar
ments-mostiy the more expensive goods.
But thesa must 20, if prices do anything in
stock moving. The mates of these sold for
g. Is. $40. &l2, Sl4 and els. Your choice
powfor
81. Is. &C. IS. Q Z. SO and ss 25.-
All Pure Wool.
Sizes from to Is years. excepting few inter
mediate ones
(Third hoor. 10th st. building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

Western sharpers continue to beat the pool
rooms, and the authorities continue to put the
shArpers in jail The spectacle is one that
commands no especial sympathy for any Of
the parties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

The Indians who declare that they are on
their way east to watch Congress have under
taken bigger task than that of the white men
who 90 west to watch the Indians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

The town feud in Kansas is as disgraceful as
ths personal or family feud in Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

The kbedive of Egypt is another of the many
who make their greatest stride toward national
fame through the medium Of the obituary
notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

Kansas should take a course of Delsarte with
. view to acquiring 'repose."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

The national political ball game seems to be
between Cleveland and the Senators. with Hill
rs captain Of the senatorial nine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

Now that Mr.. Hill Is in the Senate the in
teresting question Of what he will do with it
arises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

Foraker has not hidden farewell 70 public
lfe--or II he has il is with Patti limitations
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AZ

What You wearing your hands the.. cola
days. You ought to take care 20 have warm GLOVES
No matter how many pairs Tor dress sou may have
you mus; court comfort. vewiI 1T you in the warm
sort 80 you won't think them bulky and elumsy.
"WAnnrns..
MEMS FUR-ToP GLoyEs-linoa-
$50
MEMS PLArN-roP aLoyEs-linea-
SIC. and So.
LADIES' FUR-ToP GLovEs-llned-
81. - aud 81 20
LADIES PLAIN-ToP GLoyEs-liuei-
sl.75.
MISSES and BOYS FUR-ToP GLOVES
-lined-sl
MEMS CLOTH GLovFs-5Oc.
LADIES'. MISSES and BOYS CASH
MERE GLovES-2.sc and 5ac.
LADIES'. MISSES and INFANTS
FLORENCE SILK MITTENs-slsll2S
SIS. sl.J0 sl.s5.
Any body who couldn't keep comfortable in one or
another OF these styles cAnno. in anything All You
want from Us addition is an assurance Of quality.
That We can give you freely and I,rTroot nt-dour
forget that. You won't Jay anybody any less than US
for a m at,hinc ,,,li,y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

We have on hand about 11s Cham.
Der Suites which mus: be sold at
once. We shall leave nothing undone
to effect their immediate disposal,
and begin special sale" of them to-
morrow morning by Offering the en-
tire stock at extraordinary low re-
duced prices.
Here are q few illustrations show.
inS the extent of the reductions:
3 Solid Oak Chamber Suites. 8
pieces. finished in antique. sixteenth
century and old English. large
24X3O. beveled. French plate mirror.
The largest and heaviest pieces and
the best suite in A nterica for the
money. Reduced to S27. 80.
Solid Oak Chamber Suites, 3
pieces. French beveled plate ''cheval"
mirror, 1870 inches. polished finish.
Reduced to S33. p.
3 Solid Oak "Cheval" Chamber
Suites. 3 pieces. old English finish.
Reduced from $50. 90 to $50. 30.
l Natural Birch Chamber Suite, 3
pieces. large French beveied "che-
val" glass. hand polished. Reduced
from s52. 80 to s44.75.
Solid Oak Chamber Suite. 2Sx36,
French beveled plate glass mirror.
old English finish. Reduced from
SO to $3.50.
Here is the only Walnut Chamber
Suite in the house: Walnut Cham
Der Suite. with French veneers, 3
pieces. finished with Tennessee
Marble Top. Reduced from $3.50
to $63. 80.
Solid Mahogany Chamber Suite.
extra large French beveled plate
''oval" mirror. Reduced from
SOB. 80 to SS4. 80.
! Solid Mahogany Chamber Suite,
pieces, handsome combination
dresser. made old Colonial style.
Reduced from S12o to $3.50
l extra large Solid Oak Chamber
Suite, handsomely carved. hand pol
ished, 40xJ0 inch French beveled
plate mirror. Reduced from $3.50 to
SS925.
2 Solid Natural Oak Chamber
Suites. 3 pieces. o4-inch Dresser,
36x4O French beveled plate glass
mirror. handsomely carved. Re-
duced from &l35 to SlO7. 80.
l Handsome Solid CHARTERED Oak
Chamber Suite. bog finish. 36x42
inch French beveled plate glass mir
ror. Handsomely carved and substan-
TALLY built. Reduced froa Gas to
clio.
Massive Solid Oak Chamber
Suite. 5-foot Dresser, size 36x44 inch
French Beveled Plate Glass Mirror.
tiled-back Washstand. Reduced
from $16O to &ll3.75.
Handsome Bird-eye Maple Cham
Der Suite. with 3Sx44 inch French
Beveled Plate Glass Mirror-one Of
the handsomest suites in the house.
Reduced from Sl6O to Sl27.5O.
As you will notice by the above
quotations, the majority of these
suites are Of an elegant character as
regards massiveness, polish, size Of
mirror, &C. This offers an extra.
ordinary opportunity for those desir-
ing elegant Bedroom Suites TO obtain
them at the prices usually asked for
greatly inferior suites.
julius LANsBuRaH,
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DRrss-Ur NOVELTIES.

The finest qu alties of GLOVES will wear ou.-snd
not only thAt-the styles change vou wan, 10
change You get tired Of wearing the same old color
or kind all the time That what keeps us busy with
KID GLOVES the year round. We carry the works Of
such expert designers that Il is the eases, matter N
the world to find satisfaction Once wearer Of REY-
NIER. TREFoUssE. AUG. CHARLES, p. GEN.
TEMERI. PERRIN. BALsAN or FosTER-and You
airays WiH Be. They cut their GLOVES so correctly
that the At is perfect They are never guilty of using
any but the best materials in fashion they are the
designers who set the pace"
These are the most popular stree; and evening
GLOVES now:
LADIES' 4-BUTToN PIoUE STREET
GLoNEs-sl.i 10. 81 ~ and e.
LADIES' 4-BUTTON sUEDE-Poarl,
Primrose and English TAn-with Black
stitchng-sl %.
LADIES' 4-BUTToN GLACE. in Pearl
and Primrose. with Black stitching
slJ0
LADIES' SUTTON sUEpE-in prt,n-
rose. with Black stitching -.
LADIES s-BUTIoN SUEDE. in Pearl
shades. with Black and self-stitciins-
Sl.50
LADIES' s-BUTToN SUEDE. in LISit
Mode. Tan, Pearl aud Mhite-slJO and
81.
LADIES' s-BUTToN GLAcE, in Pearl
and White. with Black stitching-s2 and
S2.25
12-BUTTON MoUsQUEThRE SUEDE.
in White. Pearl. Mode. Black and all the
Tans-s2. 80.
16-BUTTON MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDE.
in White, Pear, Tan. Mode, Black. Lemon.
Nile Green. Lavender. Ro5e-tints to suit
the toilet-s3
20BUTTON MOUSQUETAIREs SUEDE
-"Evening Shades"-s3JO
MEMS STREET AND EVENING
GLovEs-s1, sL25. sl.50 and g.. The
correct tints
Stick to those freaks Of fashion" and you will he
accounted properly "Gloved" weare not what you
cal, cheap" for GLoylIs-and the less you have to
do with that the better you will be off, We clArge
enough to permit us to have the best qualities These
lowprce bats that 'come to grief" alter the first
VICAR two not economical GLoyEs-and will
no: have them. There nothing better made than
carry. You may like not. hnd Us below other folks
for those but we are never competitors in worthless
| cheappess.
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WOODWARD AND LorHRor.
10TH. nth AND SIS. NV.
FoR Tomorrow. SATURDAY.
THERE ARE
ATTRACTIONS ExrRAoRprSARY.
No one LIVING In or near 9 larse city needs 70
be told that q dollar goes almost twice its
lenSth now in buying supplies Of Linens. House.
keeping Goods and Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Furnishings.
The January sale Of shove named goods IS
being made more interesting daily by the ad.
dition Of some late arrivals
MEx's DEPARTMENT
ANNOUNCES 5000
UNLAuSpEREp SHIRTS
Ar 39c.
Made Of cotton cloth. same weight a. "wam-
sutta," only four picks ooarser-open back.
pure linen bosom-front and back Of shirt rein
forced and Overwhelmingly neck and
wrist bands. linen facei-felled seams-hand-
worked button hole In front-every Shirt cut
strsightway Of the c,oth-weLl finished. Sizes
ii l6h.
Preparatory to showing and TO make room for
new goods. which are already coming in,
mark down some lines Of goods from time to
time most tcmptinSly. Great bargains
secured By careful buyers who are on the alert.
Saturday is also most "orpor;une" time TO
shop for the children. knowing this we try to
tighten the task and have prepared some I'M
usually good things for the young folks.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Invites attention to the arrival of an invoice Of
CHOICE ARTIFICIAL Flowers.
Secured at extremely low prices.
.
1000 punches Crashed Roses. in all the
latest shades. such as Delicate Pink. Yellow.
Nile. Lavender. &c.
Coo. Q bunch
Regular 81. % and 81 30 qualities.
A large lot of Branched F1owers-clovers.
Violets. Forge; -me-nots. Heliotropes, SC,
in long sprays for evening wear.
-SL2o spray
(Millinery Department.second noor. Cd annex
JAPANESE DEPARTMENT
HAS JUST RECEIVED
Another thousand Chinese Sacred Lily Bulbs.
We are enabled to sell this lot at
loo. each. or 3 for 25c-
tihifo ".;......-.....-.....-....2d annex)
ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS
LADIES AND CH11DREs,s UNDER.
WEAR
Ladies' Muslin Drawers. with ruis,es. two
clusters Of tucks and yoke bands.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers. with rufies and
sucks and herring bone braid above.
ladies' Muslin Gowns. with Hubbard"
yoke of two Hamburg insertings and tucks,
-5oc.-
children's Muslin Drawers. with hens and
tucks.
-12kc.-
Childrens Jean Waists.
-12kc.-
INFANTS LONG SLIPS,
Two styles at pc.
Two styles at SOC.
-Four styles At 15c. Plain, made Of very good
material. or fancily trimmed with Hamburg.
Better qualities at 81, ell. -. sl.5O. 81. 15to
e5.75.
INFANTS CHRISTENING ROBES
In the newest STYLES.
%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

ID EMNANTS, REMNANTS
N 36inch Cretonne. &c. :36-nch Saline Furniture
Covering, &C. Canvas Cloth, Size; Armure Cloth,
Tic Fancy Double Face Canton Flannel, l2hc.
jaS-3t KAEF'S ENTERPRISE, l24l lth st g. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08
LADIES, BLACK Lose C1oAks.

4 Ladies' Newmarkets. with wool
seal Medici collars and reveres. Re-
duced from sa5 to ......................s1 2
5 distinct styles Of Ladies' Black
Cheviot Newmarkets. few braid
trimmed and few with as;rakhan and
cape seal collars. Reduced from $50.
S23. 80, sci. 90. e.. 80, S2S. 30 and
oo-.oO w. .
3styles Of Ladies' Black ChevIot
Newmarkets. with and without cro-
chet loops. standing and 70 mig COL
lars. Reduced from Sl5. SO. 30 and
Clio w. .
Ladies' Black Newmarkets. plain
and fur trimmed. reduced from
$l5.JO, S2o and S2S S1O ca
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$1,000.

Children's Navy Blue Medium weight All
wool Cheviot Refers. W it'll slsshed backs. sailor
collars and large bone buttons. Sizes 4. g. 3,
10 and II years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

Ladies' S-button-length Mousquetaire "Tte-
fousse" Suede Gloves. in Black and assorted
shades Of Tan and Gray
-t2. 90 pair
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ERRY's.

''NINTH AND THE AVENUE"
ESTABLISHED 1870. IItl TELEPHONE 9aa
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SILK WA1srs AT OSE-FounrH.

There Is no mistake about these
prices.
Cream-white Surah Silk Evening
Waists. Sizes "a and 80. We're $lS
and go. Reduced to So.
2 Garnet Surah Silk Waists,
trimmed with lace and black velvet.
Sizes "a and SO. We're SIS. 80. Re
ducel to So.
Black Surah Silk Waist. trimmed
with black lace and velvet. Size ~.
Was SIS. 80. Reduced to 30.
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TErLEY,s Tea.


There ID nothing more refreshing than a GOOD
cup OF tea. and there are SO many brands
upon the market. many Of which are rthless.
1t is hard matter to procure . good article
In this line. Let Ms assist you in procurinx
one Of the best.
Tetley's Tea il becoming more popular every
day. Persons who have tried it viii use no
other. 1t comes in six grades. each of which is
put up IN neat packages stamped with name and
quality.
TETLEY's ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA.
= H., or trial package.
Iao PackAge- .....
A-io. paAage-.....-.....-.-.-.....
TETLEY's INDIA AND CEYLoN TEA.
Quality No 1.
S-io. package.
A-ap- package. ....--.-............--..foc
Quality No. 2.
Nib. Package ....-.-.-.............--@oc
Lib packaSe-...----.--...--.---.-
TRrLEYs INpU- KANpE TEA
Quality No. 1.
k-lb. package......-......-----....
Lib. package. u
Quality No. =.
H-lb- package.
Lib package. ...-.-...........-.....-soc
Quality No. 3.
Nib. packsge.. ....-.----..........-3oc
LIB. psckage.. ...-..................6oc
Pasement.. ......--.. Main llth st. building.
woopwARD LorHRoP.
,ss 10th. l1th and sss. nv.
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Ladies' S-butto n-length Mousquetaire Suede
Gloves. in Black aud assorted shades Of Tan
and Gray.
I'll. 65 pair
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WOODWARD AND LorHRor.
10TH. nth AND + SIS. NV.
FoR ToxonRow. SATURDAY.
THERE ARE
ATTRACTIONS ExrRAoRprSARY.

No one living in or near large city needs to
be told that q dollar goes almost twice its
length now in buying supplies Of Linens. House.
keeping Goods and Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Furnishings.
The January sale Of shove named goods IS
being made more interesting daily by the adj
ditiou Of some late arrivals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

ga T sssSS sLEHGH 5s r hoa ,pEeUor
jas 81 KAFFS ENTERPRISE, i24I iith st. Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

Ours IL the oldest glove house In
the city. None but the most reliable
gloves find room on our shelves.
Tomorrow We offer the following
special values:
Ladies' 4-button ''Perinot" Suede
Gloves. in Tans. Grays and Nodes.
Usual selling price, $1.75. Only
el.2o per pair.
Ladies' 4-butt ton Castor Gloves. in
Tans and Modes. Reduced from u
to Sc.
THE LATES T.-Ladies' Suede
Gauntlet Gloves. in Tans and Grays.
Only 81. 80 per pair.
Misses 4-button Kid Gloves. Tan
shades. Reduced from 81 to 75c.
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ATTRACTIONS FoR TIE GIRLS.

Misses Tan-mixed Atwood Cheviot Double
breasted Newmarkets. with plated capes from
pointed yoke, large bone buttons and storm
collars-fnished with four rows Of stitching.
Sizes IA and Ii years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

Choice "Elgin Cream.
cry" Butter-sweet, purs
and creamy, 30. IS and
20 cents . pound.
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LADIES, Su1rs REDUCED.

2 Ladies' Black-and- Gray Novelty
Cancels Hair Suits. Sizes "a and 80.
Reduced from SlS to els.
2 Ladies' Garnet-and-G Gray Novelty
Cancels Hair Suits. jet trimmed.
Sizes "a and 80. Reduced from $45
to $35.
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Nor To BE Losr SIGHT Or.

DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE. STRIPED ORGAN.
~ dies 5fc. Cbsllies. 81; Poneees, 81
!sS-3t RATS ES1EkPRIsE. 124I 18th st. as.
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Nm MMcK M ZEE " w. W. ssss
M%%M kK, ESS EE %%%% ssss
X Il Il ( x n Mn EkR v" w ssss
bbDPp "A II + Y y
d d AA II / w
BBp5P "a il ILL 7
L FER TIT TIT FER RRR
+ F. + + f. EnHs
ILL EER i i EEa Z ( -

We expect lively buying In Coats
and ClOaks tomorrow. We will GER
tainly offer sufficient inducement.
For tomorrow We have reduced the
price Of every single Black Long
Cloak and Newmarket in stock-and
cut them deeply. too, for We would
like to sell them all in day.
These are all Black Rough Chevio.
Long C.Osks and desirable in every
respect. Considering that winter
has Just begun this IS indeed ba--
gain treat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08
FLANNEL SKIRTS REDUCED.

4 Ladies' Winter Flannel Skirts,
Gray and Tan stripes. We're 81 and
81. 80. Reduced to $3.50.
3 Mode Flannel Skirts, slightly
faded. The $2.SS reduced to e.; the
%. 80 reduced to 81 80.
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Oun RECORD.
TAKE YouR CHo1oE-
WH1oHSHALL II BE.

Sharpless "Ciovel" and
"Cow" brand Butter-the
finest product Of the Dairy.
IS aud 80 csnts per pound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

The TRUTH bear repeating-No other
house DOES-EvER DID-CR EVER
wILI-sell such STERLING QUALITIES
at such LOW PRICES as WE quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

PEEP into the HAT DEPARTMENT-some
SOFT HATS and CAPS are reduced until
tomorrow night.