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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27
FRAUDULENT REGISTRATION,
More Abundant Evidences Seen This Year
Than Ever Before.

Than Ever Before.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 27.-The evidences Of
fraudulent registration In interior New York
this year are greater than ever before. In every
large city either the republicans are causing the
arrest Of democrats or vice versa.and both sides
are making extravagant claims of fraud. This
is particularly SO in this city. The republican
county committee employed two detectives to
ferret out democratic repeaters and on Monday
presented sensational statement of tho cases
in the republican organ. The offenders were
forthwith arrested and the cases tried
at once before the United States COM
missioner with no other result thus far than
the showing that the detectives were themselves
guilty Of illegal registration and are therefore.
under the election code of this state, GRIM
inally liable for their wrong doing. There
is not the slightest doubt that re-
peaters have been at work in this city.
presumably in the interest Of the demo Gratis,
but the bungling manner IN which 1.-The ex-
pose" has been conducted, the ignorance of the
detectives and the premature publication of the
facts have prevented the discovery of real frauds
and warned the more careless reporters to be
more guarded in their work
A slight comparison Of census figures and
election figures will indicate what looks like
frauds. st. Lawrence county has, according to
the federal census, S504S population. In 1883
1t cast 81 ,592 votes for President. Albany city
has a. 923 population. In 1883 II cast %. 657
votes for President ST. Lawrence county is very
sparsely settled. 1t has larger area than the
state Of Delaware, but its vote was 25S for
every 1000 Of population, while the vote of
Albany city, on the other hand, was but 249
per l, 900, and every voter in Albany went to
the polls. The county committees Of both
parties are watchful and active.
Arrests have been made in Washington
county bv the democrat and arrests nv both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

what Adit. Gen. Williams says On HE A
nuai Report.

'Ns~' 1870 N'@sfs '@ts ~ - -
nuai Report
The condition Of the rank and nie 81 Shs
United States army is described by Adjusans
General Williams in his annual report 70 ~
Secretary OF War.
lie compliments the officers for their capacity,
intelligence and jealous performance Of iuess
and saws that the enlisted force 1. nov com
posed Of intelligent and promising material snd
stands ready 90 receive the highest professional
training lie refers 20 the improved surround
ings 81 the enlisted man and 70 the induce
ments Tor promotion offered him
He refers 20 the efficient service Of the hcs-
pital corps and the corps OF mechanics and
lhnorers and recommends that the system
De extended 20 the quarterrnasters and
ssbs'sience departments 70 replace the
i i o. enlisted men nov perform
nor beneficial TO those engaged in them in any
faiA'ary sense. This would return 20 duty
/ about 100 non-commissicned officers and
pri,ates now detsiled from their companies
lie ssvs that the wisdom Of enlisting Indians
~ soldiers has been confirmed by the ex-
TeTience OF the past year and recommend that
Indian enlisiments be specially authorized by
law substantially m the manner set forth IN The
ban introduced by senator Proctor.
As 10 the National Gusrd Gen. Williams ssvp,
The strength Of the National Guard toiAy Ia
Hills. !; is in many cases not go wrli
equipped as could be desired, although 10
equipments are AZ goods as the amount allowed
TO The states by the United States
ustihes- IL L. believed that the an
naal appropriation Of ss000o0 IL not sufR-
cient even TO fully equip the National Guard as
it's present strength. nor does IL seem 10 me
that the strength II the National Guard h
anywhere near so great the necessity a. the
United States In of war would require
IL Is believed that IL a larger apprupris-
ton were made. so that an increase in
arms and equipments. &c. could be obtained
from the general government. the Numbers %
the National Guard could and would be largely
augmented m each state. I therefore recon-
mend that the annual appropriation for the
National Guard be increased from Ss0O 600 70
4 81, o0O. 900
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MAeSrr1cExr Hat TnruM,xes.

BEAUTIFUL and dAshinx tout e1ssrlbLss can
b rroduced by the artistic manipulation Of
slno.t any Of the following Hat Trimmings:
hat 10 almost incomplete without a
onrk,e- We have most magnificent line Of
thee bnesl--. In Jet. cut steel. Rhinestone.
Rhinestone and Jet. imitation eIneralds.
eolored stones. he. 25c 10 s2.6s.
PsrtictIlar attention T. called to the qSc
line q Buckles. embracing Jet. Rhinestone.
eolored -nsrald-. steel. kr. in square.
round and 'ancy shares. at ps.. ~sch.
fon fOns q curled colored felts-an er-
eeedinsly novel idea in Hat Trimmin1s
These Curled Felt Pom Pons are IN solid
eolors and combine ions of two or three
eolors. Bunche. % three. pc. each.
Felt and silk Cord BRAID to match. l-inch.
30 2-inch. 81. Ter yard
Beautiful Delicate Four-s.em Aizrette-.
In all colOr-, 5-inch. 80. each. lO-inch.
o..
myriad Of shapes and ELECTS In Jet Or
namenf-. Aisrettss. &c surh as butterflies
wings. bow knots and q numDer of other
quaint and Original concrits. &c to
81 ~
Prince and Pr nress Of Wales Ostrich
Tips. In al cOlors. ia. 10 ~ ~ ~srh.
spe~ial attention = allied o. tie eHquis
it- Ostrich Aigrettes. CONSISTING Of Gins
Ger % slx small ostrich tirs. all col0rs.
Only 81 Te- bunch.
uIuitituding n variety % Wings and
Fancy Feathers IN al ou.urin-s AMI shapes.
Including the ''MeT his.0rle les.' - Bow
Knot ani various "CCIr.' sfe-ts.
Exquisite Jlcque Rose~. ~ and Al. Per
bunch
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nue. today Henry Tppett was thrown TO IL,
street and SO badly injured that he had TO b,
taken to the Emergency Hospital
THIS morning about IL o'clock q defective fut
caused a slight IRE on the roof Of house No.
1910 So;h street. The house is occupied by NJ.
r. H. King.
On the 9Th of October, 1855. Solomon Nall
Q seaman in the United States navy and Cora Y
Nally we're married here. Today Mr. Nall,
fled q bill for divorce, alleging adultery on til,
part Of bis wife.
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SOUVENIRS Fon CHILDREN.

DABY comes frst We won't count the musica ball
baby Will get with its coat since mothers will better
appreciate the reduced prices quoted so uvenirs
Long Coats are here from 81. 25 to $50 each. One
tenth uH be deducted from the price marked on the
one you select The cheapest that marked g.. 25 is
a beauty; made Of white cashmere. interlined rib
bon and silk braid trimming. The most expensive
those at 800 each. Of finest silk artiscally hand
embroidered. Between these price extremes are a
half hundred other prices and many Styles nclud-
ing Fur trimmed and other 1923 Novelty Cloaks SO
that all tastes and pocket books may be suited
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HEARING COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Proceedings OF the Synod OF Baitim ore This
Morning.

Proceedings OF the Synod OF Baltimore This
Morning.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star
BALTIMORE, Oct. 27.-The synod Of Baltimore
held its second days session today with a large
attendance Of ministers, elders and deacons.
Wilson Female College Of Chambersburg, Pa,
asked for a committee from the synod TO visit
It regularly. Arrangements we're made to ap-
point q standing committee for that purpose.
The report Of the committee on sustenation
Of the mission church within the synod (Rev.
Samuel McLanahan, chairman) was read. II
asked for an appropriation Of $4,000. This
year e2, 400 was raised from Baltimore, 81, 200
from Warrington and es0o from Newcastle.
Rev. VIM. h. Logan Of Newcastle advocated
the sp plication.
Committee wiz BE- appointed TODAY on
finance, standing committees and ruies, minutes
Of the general assembly Of the, synod, synodical
sermon for 1883, narrative for 1888 and leave
Of absence.
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To BID on THE NEW SHIPs.-Mr. T. L. Levy
Of the ship building firm Of Maize Levy Of
Philadelphia was at the Navy Department today
to secure data about the new armored cruiser
snd battle snip for which bids are soon TO BE-
made. Hitherto this firm has not entered the
field OF competition for navy work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-27

ADMIRAL WALLER has sailed with the Chi
cago from La Guayra FOR St. Thomas, West
Indies. 10 coal ship. He will remain at ST. Thomas
until further orders. The kesrsarge will be left a
La Guayra for the present Ii was intended to
send her TO Cnidad Bolivar, but the plan wns
abandoned. as the passage across the bar ~
dangerous
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OuR CoMpEr1roRs OFTEN w oSDEs
How
The Warren SHOE House,
Ills F STREET n. W.,

Can afford to make such fearful reductions in FINE
FOOTWEAR. Well. as We have no secrets to keep in
this matter simply say that make IL business
to search for genuine bargains. and generally ind
them.
Manufacturers often take more orders than they
fill within the time promised. and some retailers
won't wait for goods beyond that time and counter
mand their orders. wehave way Of hearing Of such
countermands and step in and buy the goods ct our
own prices. and consequently sell them below whole
sale prices
Recently purchased . nne line Of SAMPLE
SHOES ladies High shoes,. sizes 3. SO and 4. A.
B and widths. Our prices Of these are. In most
cases. way below their true worth. viz;
For s1s5. 81 and s205. give You
SHOES worth 50 to SO. so.
For So 90. 81. 80 and g. 50. We give you
SHOES worth 90. 10 to 81. 90
For sc.e5. 81. 70. Sc IS and g. IS. We give
you SHOES worth "a rs.
For 49, 60 % and %. So we give you SHOES
worth % and 81 So
Mems 90 PATENT CALF SHOES we sell
for e3.75.
We have Just received lot OF Mems Patent Calf
Conoress Shoes. just the thing for party evening
wear. These sell everywhere for SO. but OUR PRICE
IS ONLY 1915
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(for babies and chlldren.)
To the left the prices marked on the articles
mentioned. To the right are the temporary prices
quoted as souvenirs:
SO so Eideriown Coats. ...................s22 5
So. 90 Tan and Navy Cloth Coats ...........s3 6S
%. 90 English Cheviot Coats ..............S4.7o
Sc. Cream Silk Bonnsts. Csc
9 p More Fancifully Trimmed Bonnets .. csc
l. 80 surah Silk Bonnets. all colors .......sl2 90
=. % Hats for toddline youngsters ........S 81 9S
aSc. Flannel sacQues. white and colors. sc
19c. Worsted Mitts. white and colors l3c
12c. Stamped Monte Cloth Bibs .........9c
&c. Bibs. stamped in quaint designs.
39c Cambria Slips for 3:,c
Csc Prettly Embroidered Slips. .49c
Sc Slips that usually sell at Csc. .........6 Csc
sS-rhe list above doesn't do proper justice to the
goods. Let's hold some Of the garments before you.
Here's the Slip marked SOC, but offered for 33c
You'll note it's real cambria and embroidered edge
at neck and sleeves isn't bit trashy And here's the
Csc slip offered at 49c You'll note that the two
clusters Of sixbunch tucks the entire length Of
the skirt These at Csc instead Of SIC. In four
styles. made of English Nainsook and trimmed with
embroidery better than usually used in 81 slips.
The 81 25 Hats reduced to 81 9S suitable for
little girls and boys as for baby. Made OF the best
BIN anu iur trimmed In latest Paris style. The 81 90
Surah SILK Bonnets you'u notice are reduced to 81
come in tan. red. gray. seal. golden brown. navy
trimmed with fur after the English style. The SILK
Caps at CSC instead Of 81 25 are dantily trimmed
with laces and ribbons Those at Csc instead Of Sc
made Of the fashionable Bengalins silk In cream
with lace ponpons.
The Goats reduced to g. rs from S. so are OF
English chevots with the style military cape and
fancy braid trmnlings- Sizes for youngsters from
to years The childrens Coats at s. g. instead Of
50 9S. Of tan and navy. trimmed with silk braid
OF course. the full and new style deep
cuffs
The above are but q few hints Of what we have for
the little ones Here's list that gives an idea Of
what the 1s92-93 Opening display will be:
2oc. to g. 25 each for Babies Cambria Sups
g. GO to SIS for Its Christening Robe
Soc. to Csc for Cambria Skirts
81. 25 to a. SO for Nainsook and Null Skirts
81 to 81 for Flannel and silk Wrappers
&c. to 81. IS for Quilted Bibs
Csc. to 81. 9S for Flannel SscQuea
49c. TO 81. 9S for Cashmere Sacluaa
g.. IS to IS for silk sacques
Poe. to 81 6S for worsted Sacaues.
Csc 70 Sc IS for Silk Bonnets.
e.. 25 to slo for Short Coats.
e. 25 to SIS for Ions Cloaka
lOc. to S. for Worsted Articles
Outfits from So 80 to SIS
eSCant you imagine fine display tomorrow Re-
member there many prices between the extremes
above quoted.
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TOILET LASoLISE preserves the skin, valuable
for burns, wounds. Active remedy for the re-
lief Of itching in measles, scarlatina and
chicken poK.
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Range of Tn. rb.r,no,ret.r

hhhkr OF tfIe EherfnomefeF.
The following were the temperatures at the
Office OF the weather bureau today: sAm., 50;
? pm, IS; maximum, 81; minimum, 81
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The Brsr


Remedy for colds. coughs and the common disorders
Of the throat and lungs. Ayers Cherry Pec:ora uni
versaly recommended by the profession I: threats
Up the phlegm. soothes Inflammation. Ausys painful
symptoms and induces repose In bronchit.. and
pneumonis It affords speedy relief aud is unrivasd -
prompt and effective
EMERGENCY MEDICINE
In Group sore throat and the sudden pulmonary dis
eases to which young children are 90 liable.
Ayers Cherry Pecsorsl has had wonderful effect
In curing my brothers children of severe and dan
eerous cold II was truly astonishing how speedily
they found relief and were cured after taking this
preparation Miss ANNETTE n MoEN. Fountain.
MINI.
AYERS
CHERRY PEcronAh.
Prepared BY DR.. J. c. AVER co.. Lowell. Mass.
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been u.ed for over FIFTY TEARS BY MILLIONS
cfMoTHERs for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. It sOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS all PAIN
CURES WIND COLO and Is the best remedy for
DIARkHEA Sold by druggists in every part Of the
world. Be and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sootk-
inEsyrup" and take other kind 70 cents 8 bottle.
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- MBRELLAS-First floor. 11I9 Pa are.
81 9S for choice of any marked e. 25 See those
with tinted celluIoid and curiously shaped natural
wood handles for ladies and those club handles with
silver buckle band. for Initials 10
81. IL for the Palais Royals we'll known 81 IS Um-
brelas with silk tassels and extra cover Natural
wood handles like usually seen in 90 Umbrellas.
NLOvES-Redy Of first floor.
Palais Royal Gloves need no introduction
sI.6S for the 81 81 Mousquetai-es in new reds
and other street and evening shades 81 A. for
for the 81 81 Mousquetaires. Tried and
the same If regular prices were asked.
lANDKERCHIEFS-We West side. first floor.
19c. for Warranted Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. with
initials embroidered by nuns and peasants Of Ire
land Your estimate of .he actual worth of these
Handkeichiefs will be greater than dare state in
advertisement
I3c. for Scalloped and Embroidered Genuine Japan
Silk handkerchief is less than often charged for
the inferior China silk.
Sc for the Palais Royal &c. Handkerchiefs includ-
ing those with initials.
JEwELRY- Cente, Of first J1oor
PIC. for the 25c. Sterling Silver Stick Pins which
are unusually large representations of butterflies
leaves. hearts. &c.
42c for the Large English oOc Brooches of sterling
silver.
Continued above.)
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BRows,s Iron Buffers

BRowS,s IRON BIrrEns
Cures Indigestion Biliopsness, Dyspepsia Malaria.
Nervousness and General Debility Physicians recon-
mend It All dealers sell IT, Genuine has trade mark
and crossed red lines wrapper 3
NERVOUS PROsTRATION, SLPRPLFSSNESS
~ opium habit. dizziness. blues cured DR.. Mues
sCHELIER STEVENS. 9th and Pa ave.
EOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU CAN GET
Carriers Little Liver Pls-the best liver regulator
IN the world Don't forget this
One Pill a dose.
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--%'+'--'~'~'''
Is f Il 4 IL is ;: 4.
III !. Fl e. e. E! E:
No business house can succeed
With ''fogyi.m" as its business /
creed
The day, Of stenosrsphic and
hieroslyphic price marks past
The public want plain figures.
The days Of two or three prices for I
the same thins have passed.. for one
person has the same right TO the low
est price another. We treat all
Alike-hsve but ''ons price"
The days Of selfshnes. and mar
row mindedness past. The
buying public insist on liberal deal
ing and friendly courtesy. They get
Il here.
The day ofluck III there ever was
such sdsy) has passed and the age has
come when there is room for none
but thinkers and workers and
men Of srit. People do no, come to
our store because they happened to
he passing that way but because
they have heard of our prices and
our methods and have made up their
minds to do so.
We are q ''neu" Arm. though ''old''
in the business. our stock is brand
new and our business ideas are Of the
brainiest modern kind If you want
70 spend your furniture-Inoney
where II viii buy the most. come di-
I rect to US. You will find everything
plainly marked with me rr1ce only.
! ABoUr RED CuR1ry BIRCH. = !
o As lea ders in the Red Curley Birch o
craze we have more Of this lind of =
q furniture than all the furniture o
firms OF washinrtcn combined. from :
o which you would naturally infer 0
that We headquarters. which is =
q right. Just now are calling o
: special attention TO those Elegant =
q and Fashionable Red Curley Birch .
Chamber Suites. perfectly made =
q throughout from selected and pretty o
: grained wood and polished in the =
q highest manner. Price, s40and up. q
. CRA1a & HARDrye. .
Cor. 18th and F SIS NV
-l-o-l---o--o-I-oI--I-o-I-
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TIE PnAor1cAI SOUVENIRS
. CHILDREN FEoM 4 To IL
Misses FKoM IL To 10.

Select the garments fancy and one tenth Of the
amount OF your purchase will be returned ~ YOU
~ o-Children at and between these WARS
OF age are seldom suitably lifted with ready gar
ments The opening Of the 1929 season here In.
ausurates reform The Coats and arsschsns made
70 the special order Of the Paais Royal designed
with view OF suitdbis stves ,cs a. proper sizes
Mothers OF children from TO year, Of age are there
Tore specially requested to attend the '.Opeu ing"
6 To l2-cr..eh.n. 70, co,,a,.n =, to =.
years OF age in all the latest styles made of plain and
fancy cloths. with braid and fur trimmings, forty
different styles in all. 90 to SIS Considering that
every garment is marked in plain figures and at Pass
Royal prices the discount Of l0per cent Is considers
ton worthy your notice.
IL To l8-x,.... Jacket, !. x,,,,., .s.,
Knows no equal In this city. Prices r.nse from o5 to
70. half hundred styles. including the French
garments with Vatican back aud empire slesvss
Fialn and !ur trimmed. Onstenth will be allowed OF
the price marked on the garment II selected bsfore
the termination RI the opening oosobsr
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNER
Cor. 18th Of. and Pa ave-
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eg-To the let hand are the regular 1rtces-ths
prices marked the goods; to the right the
mir prices.
$50 Mink Fur Capes.
SO Marten Fur Capes.
$50 Canada Seal Capes. 1927
SO Canada Seal Capes- 800 80
Slo BLACK Lynx Capes.
So Mink Cravattes CENTRE anrasl). 81 6S
80. p Imitation Mink Cravattes. rs
81 French Seal Cravattes. As
75c. I'd. White AnzUra Trimming ..............6 9c
"a. so Childs Angora Set COLLAR and muf) So %
80 70 Thibet Baby Carriage Rug. IS 80
es-Orders filled for seaskin Wraps. Jackets Capes.
Muffs Hats and Gloves from Is to 20 per cent below
New York furriers' prices.
eB-Trimmings In stock in all widths from 4 TO
inches wide, and Capes. Boas. Mufs Cravattes. &c.
in the following furs: Persian lamb. marten. lynx.
opossum Russian hare silver fox. gray fox. natural
lynx. black lynx. mink. krimIner. Thibet. French
SEAL Canada seal. Ansora beaver, nutria.
Misrepresentation through lack of knowledge or
OF intent need not be feared. For instance: We wi
not call nutria beaver. though the two animals
closely related that their skins easily detecec
apart, except by experts The Palas Royals reputa
ton has been built nth nrr,ers fuss at nedr,y
hdH furriers prices and the entire absence Of the
unreliable furs from the backs Of the dnimais-oniV
too often t0und a, kindred establishments. You need
not therefore, fear misrepresentation. either through
lack Of knowledge OF intent
es-Here's hint Of value: Note the heads Of the
animals which form the neckwesr this
son. The cellulod heads patented the usual
kind of papier mache which is life.like
as durable. The ceAatoid heads uith all the Paiais
Royals craUGttes.
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BEarrrrrr TEIxxIxG Nrrvrrs.

Trfmu ing Ve'vet> REPRESENT quite feat
ure q our business. especially the milf
merry sranrk. We have a.. extra quality Il
Silk Trimming velvet IN all SHADES cut
tias or -tr4i-.t. a; the low Trics 4 zoe per
yari.
SUPERIOR gIa'itiss % SIX V-.vsts. in the
trUe art -hadlnss. a. Li<A as So per yard
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Souvenirs In Fur DEPARTMENT.

e1- To the LETT hand the regular Irtces-ths
prices marked the goods; to the right the
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MnlrxrRr Rrnpoxs.

Hbb"ns. Ribbons AMI Ribbons. Ri hons
fursvs ~ r. nr.iva'le Use ." which Ribbons
can To-sih'v D. Tut- kI1i-uus eu:e= sxten-
sly-ly IN ha- trir. minzs this wear. Just
nov We are CE-rlHz She fO'l1vtll extIaor-
binary values
3in-h Noire tx Ribbons. ali coIors. only
-. Ter ysri.
S-in~h ~stin and Noire 'fhHcns in all the
ia -hadinEs. only ~. per ward.
--inch Scotch I laid Novelty Ribbons. AZ.
Ter yard
The latest u~e t0r Ribbon is Cor making
sfri.~s- We have al the popular shades in
the : and ain satin. No r AMI GrUs
Grain siIk kiob, Is fa- s.Iis Purpose.
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ART GOcDS-First floor. iiI7 Pa. aus.
onetenth off the marked price of any piece Of Brio
a-brac Note the prices of the sasums Vases the
Matolics figures. Limoges Cups and Saucers In win
dow of No. 1119 Pa ave-
3oc for the Oriental Silk Stripe Drapery Scarfs,
marked Al cents here, 40 cents elsewhere
CSC for Chenille Table Covers with knot.ed fringe
the duplicates Of which retailing at ell 25 today
IN Netc York 81. 6S for the "a marked 81 %
and 81 9S for those S-4 size and marked "a. a.
DAGs- First floor. front CENTER
Acc for the shopping Bags marked 4sc Choice Of
plain and stamped leather with sateen tops and silk
cords
soc. for the 81 Bags. which have outside compar.-
ment for coin and handkerchief.
OTAT1oNERY.-Firsta floor. 11r7 Pa ave.
15c. for about 100 Sheets Small size and about IS
Sheets Large Size Writing Paper that usually sells
here at l7c. a pound. Envelopes reduced to and
cents. according to size.
FANS. &c Center rof fret floor.
75c. for the Quill Feather Fans tina. are usually
valued at 81.
16c. yard for our 2Oc- Quality All-silk Garter
Elastic.
&C. for cakes Pure CASTLE Soap that sell for 1oc
at the druggists
s-And now for the second floor Elevator this way
in passage adjoining Shoe Department
TREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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". n. SINISTER 4 SONS.
e1Y PENN. AVE. N. ".
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SOME MORE SOUVENIRS.
(For babies and children.)

For babies and children)
To the left the prices marked on the articles
mentioned. To the right are the Temporary prices
quoted souvenirs: