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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-04
THE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.
An Animated Contest Expected nj the Primary
Elections Tomorrow Night

An animated Contest Expected at the Primary
Elections Tomorrow Night
tomorrow night the primary elections viii
be held Tor the selection of members Of the
republican central committee. This commit
tee will meet on the 18th instant and make Ar
rangements for the convention which will se-
iect two delegates to represent the District re-
pubhcans at the national convention. The
primaries, which will be held tomorrow even
ing, are, therefore, preliminary in character,
but that fact does not lessen the enthusiasm
with which the ward politicians. mainly colored,
are laying the wires, so that the central commit
tee will represent one or other Of the factions
into which the local republicans are divided.
LEADERS OF THE TWO FACTIONS
As on previous occasions, Mr. Carson is re-
Garded as the leader Of one faction and Mr..
Chase of the other. Both are of the opinion
that their plans are SO well arranged that the
primaries tomorrow evening will elect dele
gates favorable to their interests IL is OF
course to be expected that one or other will
be disappointed. Carson has heretofore gen.
orally turned up on top in the scramble, but ii
is said that he may fail this time, as some
OF his adherents have gone back on him
and are training with the other side. He, how
ever, Is CONFIDENT OF success. A determined
effort viii be made to defeat Carson in his own
district, and il is also on the cards OF the op-
posing faction that Mr.. Gleason must be turned
down. So II is probable that the meetings in
those two districts viii be rather lively. In
fact all the meetings will be of a more or less
animated character.
WHITE REPUBLICANS WILL NOT TURN OCT.
1t is not likely that the white republicans oil
the District will be represented, except perhaps
by a few men here ami there. The machinery
that is set in motion in this city every four years
to elect dele ,ates to the national con-
yenlon Is run almost exclusively by colored
men. They attend the meetings aud do the
voting, while the white republicans stay al
home and read about tho meetings in the news
papers.
NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE.
The opponents Of Carson claim that he IL
asainst the present national administration,
while for the other faction they are said to
favor the denomination of Mr.. Harrison. II
these claims and counter claims are true. then
the elections tomorrow evening may be said to
have national importance, but 30 far this
event has failed TO receive such recognition
from the national party managers, and the
Chase and Carson factions are left to tight out
by themselves the administration and anti
administration conflict for the District repre-
sentanyes In the next republican national con.
yentiOn.
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The Jerish Chronicle Of Boston publishes Q
letter from this city over the signature of
Hattie Schwarz, saying: 'Tn looking over the
columns of your paper my attention was At
tracted to an article dated Warrington, De-
cember IA, 1891, giving an account Of the re-
cent storm having visited our city and ending
30 disastrously to the White family, the father
Of whom was instantly killed and the Oldest
daughter 90 seriously injured I regret ex-
ceedingly the wrong impression that has gone
abroad crediting me With more than my share
of kindness to the afflicted ones, which was con-
fined solely to the collection of mourning for
their immediate use and delicacies for the
suffering young lady. In both cases found re-
sponsive hearts, and have mot applied in Q
single instance in vain. The accident had no
sooner occurred than, through the kindness Of
one Of our prominent business men, Q fund
was started, which aided by our noble paper.
Tn EvINIxo STAn, melted, ] believe, about
$500. The cali was responded to mot erude.
ingiy, but with open hearts and hAnds. a
also Melted considerable. beg Of you, dsas
editor, 70 publish this statement 20 e not d
let this odium rest on our community Who ars
ever ready to help the needy and s1aistsd, and
whore every man, woman and child b Q mis-
sionsry q heart Hoping to ses this eorrse-
ton in your columns 1t IN early day. ] an -
spectfuly yours."
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ITALY INTERPRETERS.
Rudini's Government Claims Mursier~rs
Trezza and Gotta and Demands a Respite.

Irezxn and Gotta ana demands Respite.
ALBANY. n. Y, Jan. Gov. Flower this
morning received Telegram from Secretary Of
State James G. Blaine asking for a respite in
the cases Of Nieoi Trezza and Gotta, two
italian murderers, who he understood were
to be executed at Sing Sing this morning. The
message stated that the Italian government
had interfered on behalf Of the men, who are
still citizens of Italy, aud had made peremptory
demand for a hearing in their case.
Private Secretary Williams answered the
Secretary by stating that the men were not 10
be executed this week and that there would be
plenty of time for the Italian government 20
be heard. Private Secretary Williams said
that the facts in the case were that Warden
Brown Of Sing Sing. in accordance with the
Judgment Of the United States court. was this
morning to take Trezza 10 Brooklyn to be re-
sentenced.
NEW loRK. Jan. 4.-Murderers McElvaine
and Irezza were brought before judg, Bartlett
IN the court OF oyer and ternlner in Brooklyn
this morning for resentence, their appeal hay-
ing been decided against them.
1hey VIII be electrocuted during the week be-
gnning February s. They were taken back TO
Sing Sing.
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A. KAUFMAN,
100 PA. AVE. n. ".
TOMORROW
CONTINUATION OF
GREAT COAT SALE

From the babe to the mother We have made our final
sacri nee in this department.
The gap made between profit and cost is irrepar-
able, and if You have waited until now to buy you,
winter wraps, our down-trodden PRICES will lie mat
ter OF great interest to you.
Il Tailor-made Jersey Jackets some bound, Others
PLAIN, only size j. We're 81. Ok. Go at CSC.
Navy Blue Refers. 20. 38, 2-i0. That were
O.. 4S. Go at Sl.4S.
Light knotted Cloth Misses Jackets. with high
loom collars. That were So. 60 at So. 9&
Sassorted Castor Beaver and Broad vale Cbnchilla
large buttons and bound. We're "a. 80. Go at 81 81
age q Chevron jacket. trimmed with full astra-
chan roll-shaw collar and astrachar cuffs military
loops. Was So. Goes at b. Is.
6-year keefers. Light Tan stripe. Brown sstra-
chan collar sndcuiis. military loops. We're s1O Go
at S5.9S
Imported Notified Cloth Jackets the very choices.
goods. That we're sl2. Go at 81. ss
7Chidren's Newnarkets. g. and IO-year-old sizes.
Were IS. Go at 81. AZ.
Now comes the cream of all the sacrifces-sI2
$40 and SS.eS Ladies' Jackets and Plain Refers
some with vest fronts. others hip seam; some bound
Others plain every one finished with satin facing.
Your last chance.
Navy Cape Newmsrkets. 9. 10 and IL years. Were
$12. Now %.
Ladies' Gray Newmartets; light weight; full
sleeves. We're SEQ Now $40.
Ladies' Back Cheviot Newmarkets; full sleeyes
We're e19. Now so.
Ladies' Cape Coats. English checked cheviots pearl
button fastenngs. We're ga. Now sl2.
Misses Navy and Black Cape Military Newman
kets. 12. IA. 10, IL years. SIS. Now Sl2.
Ladies' Walker Seal Plush Sscques: real seal a.
sorted; sizes 81 to 40; advance for extra sizes
&2S garment for &lS.
Tan and Gray Chevron Refers. trimmed in opos
sum and mouffion fur .uN length Of garment. Wer
$20. Now 81.
Black Cape Wraps, made Of Clay diagonal, embro.d
cred handsomely studded with nail heads edged Will
rock feathers. We're S35. Now co.
Myrtle and Navy Infants Coats; cape Of Blacl
astrachan; sizes g. 3 and years. Were So Now Sc
Infants Long White Goats. handsomely embroid
cred. We're $40. Now SO.
Six Handsome Henrietts Childrens Dresses-6,
and 10 years: our own manufacturing; choice fur
We're SIS. Now So
Skirts, Black and Gray marine: the most durabi,
material Manufactured. %. so. Now $o.a4
Black Mohair Skirts; lined throughout; aatheret
rnfie on bottom. 1915. Now e.. 9S.
10 peg cent discount on all Silk aud Satin Skirts.
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DoS'r Hrsrr.rE.

You know the old saying. He who hesitates A.
lost" IL certainly apTlies with great force IN SONS
things
When you know you are right dony hesitate 20 ,.y
1t; ~hen you know whai you want don't hesitate 10
demand it.
When You so to buy bottle Of CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS don't hesitate to say you want .'cA-R-
T-E-R-'s. don't hesitate tosee that you get .,c.AR-
T-E-R-'-s" aud don't hesitate TO reius. anything
offered to yoaAs saline As or .-,u~,
As good as 'c-A-R-T-E-RI-s'" There is nO,h,as no
good as ''c-A-R-T-E-K--s." They never fail.
Don't hesitate " say 30 when limitations and frs,a,
are offered 10 you.
LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE.
Small Pin. Small posa. Small Hrice uaIa
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Mr.. Albert a. Ie~ia Dead.

ar. Albert H. Lewis Of this city. who wss
connected with the business department Of the
journal of Public Opinion. died Of bronchitis. al
the City Hospital. baltimore, yesterday. ned
hfty-eight years Mr.. Lewis hsd been under
treatment a, the hospital five days He "a,
formerly employed in the business depsrtnlsuts
OF the Critic, Capital and other papers. Ne
leaves widow and three soma The body Of
Mr.. Lewis viii be buried from his late I-ss-
denco.
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CLEARING SALE
OF
MILLINERY.

Rem nber, We are headquarters We carry more
stoeA han any i've millinery establishments in this
CITY combined
IN DOZEN CoLoRED FREN, FELT HATS in
al shapes Regular prices. oSc., s125 and
alas
Clearing Sale Price,
On DOZEN LADIES'. MISSES AND cHILDREN,s
BEAyEk FLAIs: also a few other shapes
among them; IN all colors. Regular value, u 50
Clearing Sale Price.
In DOZEN LADIES' SILK BEAVER PLUSH
HATS. in all the latest shapes. in all colors Reg
ular value. sl62.
Clearing SAFE Price,
MISSES AND cHILDnEN's FLATS. in all co,ors
ksssular value. 9os
Gearing Sale Price,
40 TRIMMED HATS. assorted styles. Regular
prices, 50 and e. 90.
Ciearius SAFE Price.
40 TRIMMED HATS. assorted styles. Regular
-" rriee. 81. $450 and 50.
CIearIns sale Price,
IMPoRTED PATTERN HATS AND BoSNErs.
from Sl2 to so
Clear ~ SAFE price.
u For hist of Clearing sale Prices on Fancy-Ss
81 u0oS-s Sc yesterdays Post. SIN page. -sa
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MessrA DrsshAsld and Eddison recently COM
planned 10 the Treasury Department thst IL
publication Of the rssnlt Of certain rsappraiss-
msnts Of laes curtains imported By than doss
They therefore request that steps b taksn -
prevent such matters from becoming pub11e.
Acting Secretary epauIdjng aaysit n imposaihIs
70 comply With thar Request for ths rsason thas
the STATUES require the publication u IN h.
portsnt customs decisious for The inforuatien
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Edition Continued on sirth r.s.

THE PERSONAL DIscoxroxr and the worry ~ a
constant Cough ana the soreness OF lungs apA
taFest Rich usually attend H. are sll remedied Oy
Dr. d. Jsynes kNpectorant, a safe medicine COT
pulmonary disorders and Throat affections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-04

The variety Is kept complete the year round. The
latest and choicest Trimmings are always here, and
generally at price surprise. To quickly introduce
the New Year Novelties 10 per cent discount is to be
allowed until Wednesday evening.
Pearl Edses. SOC. to 81 yard
Pearl Gimps, 81 80 to 81. 81 yard.
Gold Ginps. PC. to sass yard
Gold and Jewel GiInps. sl.4o to $40 yard.
Ostrich Feather Edxes. 81 81 yard.
coque Feather EDGES Soc. to 81 yard.
cOque Feather Bands. 81. SO to 50. ya.d.
Ribbon Friages, s1.5o to SO yard.
Silk Feather Edges, SOC. to 81 yard.
jet Edges. I2c. to 81 yard.
Black Silk Edges. Sc. to SOC. yard.
Co.ored Sill Edges. lie TO 5Oc. yard
Camille 6imps. sI.15 10 e. yard
Je; GiInps. 81 to sc. 6s yard.
silE Gimps. 81 to s12. % yard.
~ Especial attention is asked to the variety of
Evening Trimmings, also the following:
Feather Ponpons with Asrs,,e for the hair, whits.
Cream. Light Blue. Pink and Cardinal. sl.aa
princess OF Wales Tips with Aigrette only SOC.
Flowers for garniture and corsage bouquets from
ose.fo sl-2a yiolsts. Chrysanthemums. Jacaueminot
Roses. Hsliotrope. Orange Blossom, American
Beauty" Roses. &C.. &c Long Stem Roses, Chryssn.
shenums. &c. with foliage, suitable Tor New Year
fsyors. l5c. to Soc bunch.
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MAN KlEn.

GwYNNE-GIRsON. On ner.ub-r % 1891 AZ an.
residence s Q: The brides fs,her. CART VIM. Gb.sn.
HAMILIoN GwiNNE and sAkAH GIBSON. Ns
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REDUCED PRrors.

Paris Robes reduced from SIS to s12 SO and from
slo to ISIS. Only nine Of them. but they in
eiude the choice tufted cancels hair and other expen
siye novelties
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THr Brsr

THr Brsr
Remedy for colds. coughs and the common disorder
Of the throa& and iunss Ays Cherry pscsora, h uni.
VERBALLY recommended By the profession Il hresis
mp the phlsgm. soothes Inflammation, allays painful
symptoms and induces rsposs. In bronchitis and
pnsumonia. affords speedy relief and u unrivalsd a.
prompt and effective
EMERGENCY MEDICINE
In Group. throat and the sudden pulmonary dis
eases to which young children are 20 liable
ayers Cherry pec.orai has had wonderful effect
in curing my brothers children Of severe and dan
gerous cold. II was truly astonishing how speedily
they found relief and were cured after taking this
Preparation. miss Annette N. Moen. Fountain.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Prepared by DR.. J. G. Aver Co.. Lowell. MAN.
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE.
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A. KAUFMAN.
900 p. AVE. N. w.
w. NJ. SHusrrs & Sosa
TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH

len ZEN CENT OFF FOB CASH
RECOGNIZING THAT BUSINESS IN OUR LINE
Is FULLY ONE MONTH BACKWARD. AND HAv.
ING AN ovERsTocK OF FINE CHOICE GOODS.
WE HAVE DETERMINED TO REDUCE OUR
STOCK WITHOUT DELAY. AND SHALL BEGIN
ON MONDAY. NOVEMBER 50. AND ALLOW A
DISCOUNT OF TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR IN
LARGE OR SMALL PURCHASES FOB CASH. OUR
STOCK Is WELL KNOWN TO CONTAIN GOODS OF
ALL DESCRIPTION AND OF THE BEST MANU-
FAcTUREs IN EUROPE AND AMERICA. SILKS.
FABLES. RHADEIMEssE, BENaALINEs. VEL
VETS. PLUsHEs. sERaEs. HRHRIETTAs. dag
oNALs. BEDFoRDs. PLAIDs. STRIPES. AND IN
FACT MAGNIFICENT LINE OF FIRsT.oI4Ass
DRY GOODS. ON ALL OF WHICH WE WILL ALLOW
TEMPER CENT OFF FOR CASH. WE ALSO HAVE
AN ELEGANT LINE OF HosEM UNDERwzAR
AND THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF HOUSE.
KEEPING GOODS. Such AZ TOWELS. NAPKINS.
TABLE LINENS, CRASHES, BEDsrREADs.
BLANKETs Co.. ALL OF WHICH ARE AT TIE
LOWEST MARKET VALUE. AID AN ADDITioNAI
DISCOUNT OF TEN CENTS Oh THE DOLLAR
FOB CASH.
y. y sHusTxa soxa
oas PA AVE- asli
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WOODWARD AND LorHRor.
10TH. nth AND r SITS NV.

" O0DWARD AND LOTHROP.
10TH. nth AND SITS NV.
In UPHOLSTERY DzpAarnxsr
THE MOST IMPORTANT SALE
OF THE SEASON
rs IN PROGRESS.
A RExsAxT SALE
OF Odd Silk and Lsce Curtains. Curtain Ends.
vslours. Furniture Coverings. &c.
Tourth noor. 18th 1t. buiidins.)
IT COMMENCED TO-DAY.
OuR JANUARY SALE
MEss AND BOYS
UsIAusDEnrD Dnrss SHIRTS.
LADIES. CH1IDRrNs AND
INFANTS
MusI1S AND CAMBn1o UsDEn.
HAMBURG Empno1prn1rs
LINENS AND Housrxrnp1so
Goops.
lHEsE sales occur periodically-sorne an
nualIy, some ssmi-annually-and have grown
SO popular that they have long since become
en- ESTABLISHED INSTITUTION with Us.
We intend that the present shall surpass in
magnitude and merit any previous one. From
day to day We shall give you detailed lists
from the different departments as they coms
to us. Don't wal. for the advertising. however.
Everything is ready for your reception.
The report from Mems Department for Tues
SPECIAL SALE
MEMS AND BOYS
UsLAuSDEnrD Day AND N1aHr
L OR several years past we've handled exclu-
siveIy tho products of one of the largest Shirt
Factories in the country Each successive
year we've noticed some improvements. They
have come to Us this season with q more de-
cided change for the better than ever before.
and We unhesitatingly say there is represented
In every shirt the best materials. fit and finish
possible to put in it for its respective price.
Most of you know Just what this announce
ment means. The shirts aro here. Sale be-
gins at o'clock sharp.
LOT ONE.-Made of cotton cloth. same weight
as ''Wansutta." only few picks coarser-open
backs-19OO pure linen boso,ns-front Of shirt
cut out-three-ply bosom set in-backin2s and
inter;inings shrunk-front and back Of shirt :s-
inforced and double stitcLed-three-ply neck
and wrist bands. linen faced-felled seams
every shirt cut straightwsy of the cloth
elegantly finished. Sizes 12 to IN. inclusive.
PRICE. SOC. EACH
LOT Two.-Mads Of Utica Nonpareil"
muslin-improved over last years. which had
the bosom sewed on. while this the front il
cut out and three-pl bosom of 1900 pure linen
set in-three-ply neck and wrist bands. linen
faced-double felled seams-front and back re-
inforced- pointed yoke in blackjack shirt cut
straightway OF cloth-full 80 inches long-opeu
bscks-perfect fitting. Sizes IL to 17h. inciu-
siva
PRICE. 62Hc. EACH.
LOT THREE.-Made Of an excellent muslin.
counting SSxo2 threads to the square inch
bosom Of 1900 pure linen-bsckins OF heavy
duck and interlinings shrunk-three-plyn neck
and wrist bands. linen faced-double stitched
throughout--small felled seams-button holes
hand made-reinforced front and back-cut
straightwsy Of cloth-full 81 inches long-open
backs. Sizes "A to IL, inclusive.
PRICE. 75c. EACH.
LOT FOUR. Made Of best grade N. Y. Mills
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A SACRIFICE SALE Or WnArs
j =: = T

We viii continue our discount sale Of Cloth wrara
and fur capes during the week brlrnning Monday.
January 4. and allow discount Of - Ter cent Oh
marked prices
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FoH CHArrD SKIN
APPLY PONDS EXTRACT,

LADIES
Needing u tonic or children that want building up
should take
BROWNS IitUN BiTTERS
IL Is pleasant to take, Malaria, INDIGESTION and
Biliousness. All dealers keep it. 1
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TH,s Is Yous LUCKY WrEx.

|. LuokY WEEx.
oC UR SPECIAL SALE
8 3 of ovrAnooArs ["
90 s15 il uppermost in
our minds--and has taken
public attention ''by
storm" How could It b
otherwise! An unrestricted
choice Of THOUSANDS OF
GARMENTS THAT YOU
KNOW HAVE SOLD FOR
s25. ga. s23. s22. $50
and sls-NEvER FOB
LEsS-for
sis n sss5s
u, Il ''a5a
sss IL II SsS
Beats anything we've ever
done. How the truth Of
our motto comes home
that mo other house
DOES EVER DID-or
EVER wILL--sell such
STERLING QUALITIES
1t such Low PRICES -
WE quote"
There's no getting away
from the fact that there's .
geruiness about these spe.
cial safes of OURS that the
people are quick to recog-
nixe. It's an understood
thing that to have the va
riety to satisfy EVERY call
we must carry o tremen-
dously heavy stock. We
do. No mancan fail to find
Just such an ovERCOAT As
his form-his tdste-and his
PURGE approve-in OUR as
sortment. You know we
are dead set" against
''toting" the styles Of one
season into the next. We
inaugurated these sales-on
this legitimate foundation
and have continued them
to your increasing satisfac-
ton it seems-for THERE
HAS NEVER BEEN SUCH
A RESPONSE AS THERE
IS TO THIS ONE.
There are LoNG-CUT
s I N G L E BREASTED
COATS.
Hundreds Of them!
SHORTCUT SINGLE
BREASTED COATS.
Hundreds Of them.
LoNG-CUT DOUBLE
BREASTED COATS.
Hundreds OF them,
SHORTCUT DOUBLE
BREASTED COATS.
Hundreds Of them!
ENGLISH BOX COATS.
Hundreds Of them!
DRIVING COATS.
HUNDREDS Of them!
STORM COATS.
Hundreds Of them!
And all you've got to do
is to say (which"
The ft and the finish Of
OUR make Of coats shines
out too brilliantly perfect
for any need Of our making
comparisons. There ARE
no comparisons that can
be made. You'll find some
Of these garments lined in
sILK-others in ITALIAN
CLOTH. SERGE, FANCY
CAsSIMERE. and still
others with SILK sHoUL-
DER and FANCY CASH.
MERE body Innings.
Considering the mild sea-
son we have out-sold our ex-
pectations. But the weather
has ''stole q march, ON U.S.
Here's the first good taste Of
winter we've had-and .
couple Of thousand Of the
flower Of stock"-S25.
so4. 1923. s22. $50 and SIS
qualities are offered you at
els. But we never ''take
water"
If it gets as ''cold a.
Greenland" you shall still
nave the privilege Of .
choice Of these Coats at
NJ ii S sss
-, II Oa
sSS Ii r. %
E" Is A SAFE SALE
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I'll +: III II :! s: :;
F. 4 + +. 4 4 s. Is Is I.
s12-sl4 9TH ST.
ouR FIRST
GREAT
CLEARING SALE
OF
MILLINERY.
CLoAKs
AND
FANCY GOODS
81 Oar patrons knou fuu ueli the MEANING @
sr Of the above announcement, and IL 10 "a
81 ereHt 1hIch they look fOrcard 10 ritA great 10
Sc pleasure. 90
Sc H yot are tsnaequainted nth our Great "a
AZ Clearing Sale cpi state that ereJv arti- Is
Sc ee in otT mammoth establishment is -sa
as- duced from Is to 50 per cent. -
81 That fh>g all Of this seasons produc- 10
81 tioH. That holding this clearing "a
En- sale tIro Essks earlier than hare done -us
hs- heretofore. hat thus il another ddrdntdoe "a
81 for you. Ihdt must DsGr tylfRiJsd that ~
Be- yOa must call early. Don't delay, de- "a
ks- lays dangerous at thus great clearing 90
Es- sus. as the quantity IN nearly Az The i'd -ts
S. -srtIsed articles 70 IiBgited. 90
CLEARING SALE
OF
CLOAKS.
I ODD LOT OF LONG COATS for Misses Some
- ladies' them. Garments thai IN
value from as 10 $40.
Clearing Sale Price,
s24s
81 LADIES' AND MISSES FUR-TRIMMED
- JACKETS. with full revere of fur trimming.
rood quality cheviot. frog fastenings Regular
price. -.
Clearing Sale Price.
On CHINA AsTRACHAN CAPEs, elegant satin
~ lined. full lengths Regular value. slo.
C.ear.ns sale Price,
10 MISSES JACKETS. full revere Of Gray or
Black astrschsh, good quality Gheviot silk frog
fasteninxs- Regular value, SS.5o,
Clearing Sale Prise.
s-es 70 and Is Of the abOre ar1I 1T ladies' sizes S.
~ CHILDREN's REFERS. in Black. Blue and
=" Brown Sizes to Il years Regular price. %.
ClsarIns sale Price.
LADIES' AND MISSES FUR-TRIMMED OR
PLAIN JACKETS. that were sl2. sl6 and so.
Clearing Sale Price.
ss. SIC and s14es
LADIES' CAPE COATS. Black. Tam hns
quality Cbeviot c,oth. trimmed with silk braid
ard H4ii heads Regular value. eli. Sizes "a
TO :3S
q LADIES' CAPE COATS. Black only fine quality
ocloth. Cashmere finish full length. Regular vaiue
az 7izes.3 y to 3S
Gearing Sale Price.
LADIES' CAPE COATS that were s15. $50. SIS
and 80.
Clearing Sale Price.
sI0.o0. sI4Jo and s17.9a
IMPORTED WRAPS.
\ IMPORTED WRAPS left. imported personally
= bY Mr.. and Mrs. Kins while IN Europe this sull-
I CAPE COAT, Bernardt style. made Of fine quality
II Velvet. with ansei sleeves Of Astrachan. alb
o-atey trimmed with cut Jet and nail leads: elegant
finish Import priee on this garment is SO
Char ~ sac lrlce.
$500
\ IhPCRTED MANT1- " RAP. made Of best quality
SIX se4yet. 4boratey trimmed with heavy braid.
I1terll4.n.led with cut Jet. handsonest wrap
IL The ciiy. Il port Price on this wrap. sllO.
Ciearla- sa-e triee,
1 IMPORTED SILK VELVET y JACKET. elab-
oratsIy trimmed. embroidered gold effect. with
~, i-.>- L. Ort pGiee IS $50.
CeA.Iux Irlce.
$1,000.
I IGPOETED 2. CLOIH JACKET. deliberately en-
UEOl@ere1 eie.r4nt finish Import price, 80.
CIear4u- Price,
$1,000.
A IMPORTED SILK VELVET y JACKET, ei2b-
l. orate.y trimmed with Jet irlpge throughout.
Import PINE Is no.
C4earIns Price,
$4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-04

DEnnarrsK
Whether yosr skin Is chsppsd by the rough
dry winds Of winter OF tanned by The hura-
.as midday sun. or .rritAted by the razor.
there is nothing more certain 70 relieve you
than TIE soothing application Of Dsrmx:i.e.
Psies. rs and 5Oc.
Made sniy and sold hy
". THOMPSON.
Pharmzci,t,
CO.. l5sh IT. nv. &e