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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

The volume Of complaint In regard to the in
adequacy Of the garbage service still continues
and is Is evident that the adequate remedy
for the evil has not yet been secured.
The Commissioners have apparently given
earnest attention 10 the matter. They
promptly notified the contractor when
complaints began to multiply that he
must fulfil his contract at any expense and on
yesterday compelled him to meet the increasing
nseds with larger number Of carts, meantime
making new regulations designed to facilitate
the collection Of garbage-regulations expressly
authorized by law. Congress having failed
70 appropriate for garbage inspectors
The Commissioners, stretching point, utilized
policemen in citizens clothes to investigate the
contractors service and Is q result Of this in
spection made improvements. The report by
the major Of police of the results Of the police
Investigation throws considerable light on the
matter. Among the Causes for the bad service
II the inadequate force, which 10 only equal to
visiting less than ont half Of the premises
necessary to be served. Lack Of facili-
ties and insufficient force at the dump;
absence Of system in the collections; laziness
and idleness on the part Of the collectors, &C.,
are other causes. But Ii is evident that one
great source of the trouble is the want of su-
psrvision- The contractor, it seems, is q de-
partment smpIoye and can give no proper per-
sonal supervision. and as Congress refused to
provide for Official inspectors there Is virtually
nobody TO look after the collectors and see that
they do their duty day by day. To remedy the
evil il is imperative not only that the force
should be increased but that it should be prop
erly supervised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

The great problem Of the centuries has been
transportation From the dawn of history man
has struggled 10 get himself and what he needs
seross rivers. deserts, seas and oceans II In q
question Of burden and, more than that. a
question Of skill Without means Of txanspor-
tation man would never have been civilized.
A. the older civilizations used the shoulders of
ths people and the eruder forms Of Invention
To Transport materials for temples and palacss.
and the bseks u beasts Of burden for articles
OF commerce. 30 more modern civilizations
with thsir increasing and higher wants have
evensually. amer painful evolution, developed
the steamer and the railway. This very gsner-
sson itseh has seen the beginnings Of the rail-
road a. something more than Q local feeder for
local porss. and the Last as the fra locomotive
dras the frss train Of earn. Much of this
aanoss Incredible progress has been Witnessed
In The Gained Ssasea According TO Poor.
Manual there was ss the close Of last YEAR ITO :
vi miles Of track or 43-s per cent Of the
worlds total with only ons-sixth of Europs,s
population The value Of the assets in 1880
wss e1o.5so sos, 900. Railroads constitute the
third industry Of the United States, the first
and second being agriculture and manufactures
These are facts that show the wonderful de-
veioprnenf Of Tie latter part Of the nineseensh
ceneury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

. j 1; Il. |. t.. '''..'4
IMPROVEMENT SALE o. DnY Goops
AT COST n ROW IN PROGRESS. EVERY YARD
AND ARTICLE OF MERCHANDISE IN oun
STORE AT PRIME COST.
VI MAKE SPECIAL MENTION TO-DAY OF
soN1KxrRAoRprNARY BARGAINS IN TOWELS.
800 dozen Pure Linan Huck Towels. 17xad Worth
q. Is Per dossn. Our Improvement sale priss.
He EACH.
Oh
GUS PER DOZEN.
worth o. 80 Per dossn Our improvsmsut sale pFics.
1sc. EACH.
sa.oo PER DOZEN.
80 dossn Knotsed Fringe Dsmask Towels. worth
fully 25c Our improvemsnt sale price.
zoe. EACH.
All our Fine Damask and Huck Towels that were
25c.
AT &c EACH.
o. 06 PER DOZEN.
FANCY PARASOLs AT ABOUT HALF PRICE.
ALL OUR UMBRELLAS AT COST PRICES.
SPECIAL: We received yesterday . back order in
voice Of Dotted White Swiss and offer them ct
30 AND go. A YARD.
These are worth 37,f and 45c.
JOHNSON & Lurrnrr1
au0 rs Market spsoa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

The preservation Of its forests is one of the
Arss objects 10 be cared for by our enlightened
nation Ths destruction Of wood IN the cult
waited regions Of ancient Syria and North Africa,
due to invasions Of barbarous tribes and numer-
Gus wars produced drought, by which al the
moisture being absorbed the rivers were dried
mp, The farms decayed, the cities deserted and
almost ths whole land became . bowling waste.
1he Q. q land commissioner in one of bis last
efkeial acAs before resignation makes Q number
Of valuable suessshons respecting the public
hnds and the threatened destruction of timber
thereon A general law on the subject. Mr..
Garter says in his annual report, IL unquession-
ably demanded, in which there should be ade-
quate provision in regard to both forest reser-
rssaen end the cutting and removal of timber
TO supply the public Necessities. Only impers-
tive wants Of individual settlers, locaters Of
minAs, etc, for fuel, buildings. fences and i'm
provsmsnts should be supplied, and reanests
OF al parsons for timber for all other purposes
whatsoever should be denied and . penalty for
waste should be provided for those who despoil
the public land Of its trees. The commissioner
IL undoubtedly right in this matter and he ia
Sustained by public sentiment. That . strong
adequate hw ON the subject has not been long
ago enacted h one Of the mysteries Of our con-
Brsssiond systsn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09
BLACK Srrxs Var CHrAp.

Cut pieces. ID lus. bu. see what you save.
e2. 20 for yards Sc. Black japanese silk.
q. IL for yards Soc. Black japanese SILK.
%. 20 for 03f yards soc. Black Stripe silk.
&c. for 23< yards Soc. Black Stripe SILK.
d. 30 for II yards q Black japanese SIX.
u. % for ~ yards Csc. Black japanese SILK.
81. 66 for yards 75c. Black japanese silk.
81. % for yards 66c. Black japanese Suk.
%. - for 81 yards 75c. Black japanese silk.
o0Ths above ere but few hints Of the many
Ahle raSpuauta In Black Silka.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

MONEY TALE.
Never IN the history Of the city have vs given such
real genuine big BARGAINS IN
sHOEs AND OXFORDs
We make Il point to buy all goods for spot cash Of
the lowest cash prices. Shoes don't much
a our credit e9pyetitors pay. We might tell you our
down the prices With Saick sales and for cash We
good a. reyresented Sensible people ere not 20 be
cauGht by foolish and claptrap claims best bieres
most. DC, Bee what we offer and you Will be con.
WINGED that We depend upon facts fskss. 20 win
custom.
J. W. sELBy's oNE-PRIcE c. Old. SHOE HOUSE.
N231ms NV. cor. Pa and 18th It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

The Milwaukee public library is a good ex-
ample Of what can be done in a few years to-
ward creating a irst-rate collection of books by
veI-directed efforts. Fourteen years since
the Young Mems Association turned over to
the city nearly ten thousand volumes, and
this beginning has developed into we'll selected
library Of 10000 volumes. housed in building
which 10 q credit to the city of Milwaukee. This
b an object lesson for Congress. Washington,
long in need Of a public library, asks that the
different depar tmental libraries be consolidated
in the city post Office building when erected,
and that the duplicate copyright books over
flowing the Library Of Congress more and more
every year be deposited in the new library, and
nat 1t be joint department and public library,
70 Be kept open for the benefit Of government
employees and citizens in general during season.
able honrs Of the day and evening. While their
library cost the people of Milwaukee a consid-
srsble sum to establish and maintain 1t. the
Warrington public library would be Compare
lively inexpensive for the reasons above stated.
The subi.ct is worthy Of the private considers
ton Of such members Of Congress as remain in
The city, and should come up at the next session
for action
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09
SOME NV BLAZER Su1rs
THr LOWEST Pn,cEs Yer.

Made Of Atwood navy and black storm serge. IN.
ished like custom made garments.
Sizes. az 10 a. bust measure.
Prices. sl2. %. s1o. 50. %. rs. s79s.
But prices deceptive. especially low prices like
these. low-prics suit IL usually very expensive in
the end. II you will examine these Suits you will
md the Palsis Royal has linked cheapnes with merit
. rare happening.
SEE These 98c WnAppKns
You need to 50 them because the price is sus-
piciously low. Ask to see the navy and black gar
ments with stripes and figures and your have plsas
ant surprise. Ws think.
Its the viss woman who now buys an expensive
Tea Gown. When the season comes living prices are
easily secured. now can buy at the price did
at the Wholesale price, YeS may knop that tbs Palsis
Royal doss not allow any braneh Of its depaSmsnts d
vsostatA CAotes Tsa Go,cns and Sak Robes are nou
not much In dsnsond prices lOOsrsd to create
demand. That's why We are kept busy between So
soma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09
Towns
Fo. You
D1arcr Faox THr Mus.


i ou means the hotel psoprissor. who needs sturdy
Towsls; Vos. the fair woman with dslicats skin.
who rsQuirss vssy dainty hits u lnsn; Sex. the
sthlstie msn. Who SMILES under the glow Of these
bloodearssiasns TurkisA Towels; yex. the house
wife. who moro than hksly requires these miniature
rowsls for babv or these big ornamental ones. too
choice 70 b soilsd these humble but equally
useful oaa for the Kitchen. Even the barber ind
what - vants Auong thsss thousands Of towels.
D1ascr Fnox The MUS.
To You.
on ean look on the Pslais Royal merely . depot
where are stored the Towels prior to distribution
distrtbwtsd IN eAs most economical rav knoen L..
direct from Sksr. bought and sold for cash to con
sumner:
Our PuRE LINEN Towr1a
The guarantee that they are pure linen. coupled
with the word Of the maker that they are also free
from drssse. tells you that no unseen defects exist
Your syes will tall you the rest Come and zee them.
Bur
Let's try and hold some Of them before you now-bs-
fore your minds eye. Here's Judge the size Of
BY your height. Ith feet long and 2 wide. It's .
fair weight. and. being free from dressing. will be
heavier after washing. and the price 10 only e. 25
dossn-10 cents for . towel that surely IL not bad
value. - retail prices generally 70. at % cents
Here's another thst viii attract the woman's eye:
RS Of damask with fancy border and knottsd fringe
size 21xA4 inches and costs only % cents-e2. IS
dozen. Here's little smaller. 1885 inches. but
its dainty bit Of damask and only costs II cents
q. 90 dozen.
Here's bounssr the men will favor: 22x45 inches
Of huck. with fancy border and knotted fringe and
only Is cents. Such IN honest lowell Such consti
tutionl Such pedisreei And hero are . hundred
and one cthsrs waiting for you at low 90 cents
dozen for small and mp to SIS dozen for these
works of art for decorative purposes.
i HE large center shov window ID 10 b filled
with samples. So make . point Of strolhns
past The Pslais Royal only 10 see that
Towel display. Surely you require Q Turkish
Bath Towel! II . man glance at those marked only
48 cents each; best quality and lots Of it-26x5s
inches. Mothers viii hnd these marked 10 cents an
Just the thing for baby. and those 1913 at only 1e
cents VIII do for their own use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

Tse transportation Of GO, 600 900 in gold
scroo fhs continent u IN undertaking Of mag
Aa2nds, but u sss accomplished safely. Uncle
Fam can protect himself from highwaymen
essiiy enough, but the congressional sppropria-
taon 70 frequently too much for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09
BAnaArss In Co1oRrn SILKS.

-0ANe~AN" ="
TIA bess sssl,pr puttsrps In FIGURED Summer sfIhs
a.. ara "a p,o1ues rsmnanta.
Al a for 10 y.raa of eray With vhite polk. dots
.old A. s0n A y.rd
": ass. s..s. 80 . ''-''' '''. -. ~ ''
e. a, 10, - v.rd.. nav vssh ross s~urs
"a 50for ysrds bi.ek With nav frure
a o. Sor ~ md. er.v Win vbite nrnrs
A. "a Tor 4 vsr,ss- rrsy With vhits dot.
AZ a Tor az v.r6. n Figured india ain
n. 50 for p. Yards. black with lavender tulip.
a d Tor II vs,a. hI.ct vfth l.venaa- th,sti.
"A a n, vsras hl.cr vith ola ro..
- q %, ~ ysrd. hiscr WITH n.nsv
A 81 Il, vs,ds ran Win cbrv.:nsh.,,u-
* "a ~ y.rS. hiscr Nth pansv.
N.6O foe 81 ysrds. navy With tulip.
g; = ,s s s:s. VI. vim .:.ss $
.,ss,s aII ''''' ~ - s'-''" '''-' 'A'' WIZ
VIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

Anarchist Bergman sta good and siorious
s.enpls IN ono respect, but Ike tho sver.ee
esod example IL has proved inedsetnl No
othsr anarchist since has effort IN that liae, has
undsrndken 10 chew dynanite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

In replying to charges that he sold pistols %
fhs knights Of the Golden Circle Mr.. stevens u
declares that he never bad anything to do Nth
p61ofa The AZ il more In his linz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

a sorry circulated by an sntsrpr,sins advance
aesnt to the effect that the next Inauguration
WIN be held under q circus tent fuxpishsd nv
Ais employer il out Of season. The circus tent
would have been suitable enough for sopvep-
saan, has an Inauguration II . listis beyond lis
cIna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

' ~. :.' B..,.... - ~'" ,: :.
'lAAA'f Sss8DSEsswEAR SALE
:. :: ! SOW LISTEN |= : =:
CoRsrr Gowns.
Low SQUARE NECK CORSET COW
hole: We have al sizes i IN ssec XIX Tor eA''
-12ac.-
rk22ws SQUARE NECK CORSET Gov
-25c.-
yNECK CAMBRIc CORSET COVERS.
trimmed with Wide Hamburg embroidery.
-5Oo-
LOW s9UARE NECK CORSET COW
i@n.d vim ans sp H.nSn naie ssns ss%a
IN select patterns. All sizes Tor
Too
EXTRA FINE CAMBRIA CORSET Gov:
aSs !, si%%ss 18th Hamburg inserting and
-98c-
LADIES, DRAWERS.
ZINE CAMBRIC DRAWERS. open and
-25c.-
FINE MUSLIN DRAWERS. trimmed
sn in sl1,s; .. 4 tuGhs and wide Hamburg
-45o.-
t TIM. with wide Hsn6ulx embroidery
-5Oc.-
S Vii, q , ,ass Of t s.i'' embroidery and ou'
-63o.-
H rISH finished With
trimmed D' %75 s.
FINE VAL. LACE-TRIMMED
-sse. sI25. e. %. saaa-
T TSeGHGE ANR ph R0aNE p1 ~
-esc.. rs. q. q. s2.5O-
CHRM1sE.
FINE MUSLIN CHEMIsE. plain bands.
small sleeves. long and wide. For
-25c.-
Better sr.a.-39o.
FINE MUSLIN CHEMIsE, trimmed
s sn 11aSa and in ,,S ing
Hamburg edge to match. For
Toe
FINE CAMBRIA CHEMIsE. yoke of fine
s9s S as lace 1 Var lace edge found neck
-75o.-
EXTRA FINE CAMBR1o cHEMIsE.
s51aa n lace made
-9Sc.-
FINE CAMBRIA CHEMISE round and
square necks. handsomely trimmed with
embroidery. For
-9So.-
FINE v-NEcK CAMBR1c cHEMIsE,
trimmed with torchUn lace inserting and
edge. fancy ribbon bows. For
-Sl.25.-
FINE LAWN CHEMISE. neck back
and front edged with wide valenciennes
lace. finished with ribbons extra long For
81 as
HANDSOME NAINsOOK CHEMIsE.
some made with square neck. some v and
some round trimmed in all lace or lace and
embroidery. For
-S2.6S, s325. s3t4s, s36s.-
ia 10 and "a. 25.-
II Of fO,rn order nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

A Ashs according 10 the Marquis Of oueeus-
berry rules recently took place between two
nsn described - 'socissy bloods'' at ssratoga.
II vas brutal and bloody, ths outcome Of a
vais.r dssputs - to muscular superiority, but,
- both ne participants are young enough to
Learn better, il was preferable to the dual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

After tbs ssalskin raids in ths.north. Uncls
sAm. with natural anxiety to avoid being
frozen out, feels Il ineumbsut on him to. look
afser his coaling stations in tie south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

faehfsraan David b Hni would confer a-een-
sna fasor BY stating whether or me- thsw;Id
waves are saying Il am . dsnocrza-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09
w. M. SHusrrR & Soxs.
o10 PENN. AVE. NV,
HAVE MADE
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN eIyMMRR QO0DQ

HAVE MADE
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN SUMNER GOODS,
NAMELY:
121<c. OUTINGS reduced to Sc.
125<c. 0IN0HAMS reduced 10 %.
1Oc. LAWNS rsducOd TO DC.
121<c. CANTON CLOTH reducsd 10 a
Fine SATIN GIN0HAMs. froa Soc 70 AOo
25c. GIN0HAM. 10 2oc.
20c. GINGHAM. to 15c.
All Summer Goods IN proportion.
Now u your chance for summer bargains. II yes
have no use for them this season thsy w b cheap
buy to carry over to next. But are determined r.
sell them price viii move thsm- Coms early. b.
fore all ere sold One price,
v. 4 sHusrn 3 soHA
su2 sas PENN. AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

Gasfroremie vritsrs are neslsssing ths suG-
esaon from tho Capitol that cup Of cold tee
= improssd By putting sprig of Ant IN "a.
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siooRTHwrsr.

FOB sALE-HoUsIssm,
= 10 os.',s.e' s g: rse .as 1924 O..
e & sfunai2 900 ,sss 8 Isss: q {, q e
,SisS i g. 5 s III /. X. 900
g I s. Il SO IS :; =, ;A:= !: :ss
1915 So 81. Il. .' il u sth :i sS. s.SSS
lSss 4 bet Ma. ave. I'm if fSsS sOss st. . h ooo
I;sS susy S;s \ saS ~ ~ liz n y. Sl nj
~. III II r. lss &: n.
li3S a6thd q. bh. Or. 4e7 Missouri ave. bh.,
ss s. s! s. r * j: Mss
3: e. z ll ; s. i {; + S;ss
Foe sALE.co1E AND IxsREcT THAT IKE
ss s. sS :: ~ = : d: -
Lon SAILOR Will .ExczANoE. Fol IN
Esn: ss 9 fS TO-. e Obtain.
R.s ...s s :ss. nd s ssss
ss.o, f, e. sol Ga :e4y ,s :ys.
@ sss: f A:s ssSs :H;s
sr'' - '''- Nv. wrzpsee..
,.sssSSIh Sl,s.
xss > q. sns q n.Ls yoss ekolas. = @ ses.s
81 q Us: -: So "a 80 q ~: q
ssSSs /. "a "a va ssssest "a ~ 10y
1sss sss a 80 q ses 80 9 - sisss -
Sefzcaflff sArqznDgl
1904 6AfE-01 bfIT-l1D AID l1f3 E3QpY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

1t before leaving for your vacation
C1osISe-Our SALE Or P1cruRrs
AND EAsr1a.
We informed you on Saturday last that w
intended to close out our present stock Of Pic
lures and Easels. We have therefore. made
reductions accordingly. Every Picture has
been reduced to about one-half Its value. Such
an opportunity to secure real bargains in this
line may never occur again. Mako your sslso-
lions before the stock IL picked over.
ONE LOT 1o120 Pastsls-1,<inch fancy
stssl frames. Regular price. e.
-Closine-out Price. Toe
ONE LOT 20x24 Ensr.vinss. Feelings and
Pastels-oak and steel and white and gold
frames. Regular prices. sI6o. $3.50 and
sa2s.
-Uosins-out Price. Ell
ONE LOT Framed Etchinss and Water Col
or'-'lishs'y damaged. H1ul.r prices. q.
s3.oo. g. rs, - and GAGS
--closing-out Price. s1.50.--
ONE LOT Etchinss. Pastsls. Ensrsvinss and
Water colors-osk and white and gold frames.
Regular prices. %. %. so. - s4.26 and
sA5O.
Closing out Price. Ca
ONE LOT Pastels and Etchinss-frsmss
slightly damaged. Regular prices. 375.
s4.e5. IS s5 and s6.75
-Closins-out Price. q. So
ONE LOT Etchings. Pastels. Ensravinss and
Water Colors-frsmss new and perfect Reg
ular prices. a. Is. s5 40 and %.
-Closing-out Price. ca
ONE LOT 1890 Ornamental Oak Frames
neat steel hnings-nttsd with glass and back.
Regular price. s1.25.
-closng-out Price. &C.,
ONE LOT (3s) e-foot Imported Bamboo
Easels-cut ends bevelsd and plugged-richly
burnt and polished. Regular price. TO-
-Closing-out Price. 45c.--
1st floor. 10th st. buildins.)
Bath towels.
larger and better assorted stock of Bath
Towels than ours cannot be found in Wash
ington.
Unblsachsd Cotton Terry Bath Towels
IS. I2,<. Is. 2l. 37,< and &c.,
Bleschsd Cotton Terry Bath Towels.
10. Is. Is. 81. 25. s1<. 80. ea,<. s7,<a and
Snowflake" Bath Towsls-fuu blsscned-
all whits-best quality.
-s3<. 6o,< $40. and s1.0o.-
unblesched Linen Terry Bath Towels.
81. sn1. 80. e2,<. IS. s1So. 70 sL6o-
Bleached Linen Terry Bath Towels.
TIC. and o. co.
Cd heor... IT. buildinsl
BLACK GooDs DEpAnrxrsr.
BLACK DRESS GOODS AT soo. YARD.
40-inch Atwood Henrietta.
40-inch Atwood Serge.
4O-inch Atwood Storm Ssrgs.
3S-inch Atwood Nuns Yelling.
4O-inch Atwood Albstroa.
4O-inch Mohsir.
40-inch Atwood Gray PIaid
23-inch silk and Wool Grenadines
60c. yard
(1st doo-. annex to 10th st btnldinel
BoYs GooDs
A new tot Odd pantsdn all-wool nsssrials-
medium and dark oolors-au sizes.
FL. u. IS and q. so patti
The balance Of our Gslstea Knt suits-soms
choice styles left. sizes 4. 8 snd 7ysass.
-Reduced to e. So
wash Sailor Kilt Suits. Sizes to years.
81. 25-
Best Print Shirt Waists
-25c-
AL BoyS stsw Hats 1t hall original
prices.
cd hoor. 10th st. buf1dine.)
Sur DxnAnrnrsr.
Sust fecsdved-s new lot Of Blue FLANNEL
Bathing Suits. neatly trimmed long or short
sleeves All dses Usually sold 1t $3.50.
Special price. e2.7n--
Aio< Of nne Zephyr Cloth Wrappers in nest
strives and pisids. ruined yoke. perfect fitting.
AL sizs& Usually sold for el.76
Special price. e1-3s.-
Now Polka-dos Saline VISITS with sSet
ffonts-
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~ OTHINo AFFORDS THE RESPECTABLE
HOUSEWIFE MORE PLEASURE THAN THE
KNOWLEDGE THAT. WHETHER
SHE HAVE LITTLE OR NO
READY MONEY AT her
COMMAND.
OUR EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM.
RRPosING UNBOUNDED
CONFIDENCE IN HER HONOR. PLACES HER IN
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF EVERY COMFORT
AND ACCEPTS REPAYMENT FROM THE SMALL
SAVINGS OF HEB -
WEEKLY Or MONTHLY TOLL.
WITH Us HER PROMISES ARE As GOLD AND
HER GOOD WILL AZ TREASURES WHICH CAN
BE ExcHANaRD FOR TANGIBLE HOUSEHOLD
NRCRssITIEs. ExALTINa HER TO AN EVEN
PLANE WITH THE MOST FORTUNATE.
OUR RENOVATED PARLoRs HAVE AGAIN
BEEN REPLlN1sHED WITH A HANDSOME
LINE OF
FURNITURE. CARPETS. MATTINas.
GAS AND vAPoR STOVES. RKFRIaERAToKs.
BABY CARRIAGES. TOILET AND DINNER SETS
AID EVERY ARTICLE CALCULATED TO MAXI
HONE ATTRACTIVE AND TIE HONE CIRCLE
TO GLOW WITH CHEER
HOUSE & HrnnxAxrs
GAsH AND Carnrr Housza
sa7. slo. sel AND wa 7TH 81.
AND
sus go MASS. AVE INV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09
ABOUT
YoUn SHOES.

When buying shoes how rarely one
leaves the store fs ling perfectly salts
ned. Oftentimee you are talked into buy
in3 an article YOU do not want. and fire.
qtlently making Q dubious selection,
realizing your doubts only upon max
ing q more thorough inspection at
home.
With us this Is never the case. We
would much rather let You 20 else
where than sell you . shoe which did
not Mt or did not suit your taste.
We employ only experienced and
capable assistants-no boys to try
your ratience.
II you have had such trouble, IL will
pay you to come directly here.
Conspicuous items are:
Ladies' White Canvas Oxfords ct .
per pair.
Ladies' Russet Leather Oxfords ct
% and 60 30 per pair
Mems Russet Leather Oxfords. high
and low. "a. - so and - per pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09
WooDwAnD Axp LorHso,.
10TH. nth AND = sra M.w.

- StoSeo ~ spe5V eVs"Os9 sSeebe SotUSe
davs. when zoe esoss att
Toxoasow. WEDNESDAY,.
EIGHTH DAY tsn-days' sals d LAdisS
Mualin Underwear.
SIXTH DAY semi annual sale Of Mems end
Boys Unlsundsred Shirts.
FOURTH DAY twenty days sale Of Mems Half
Hose.
FOURTH DAY special sale Of Lace Curtains.
THIRD DAT tsn-days' sale Of LsdksS end
Childrsn's Hosiery.
THIRD DAY reduction sale ef Pictures and
A STOCK Of READING NATTER b almost
- essential 10 your comfort and enjoymsnt on
along journey - . comb and brush. There IL
nothing that viii make time fly Quicl:sr. Our
Department Of Summer Reading contains
literature to suit any mind. Don't TAU to Witt
It before leaving for your vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-09

The guarantee that they are pure linen. coupled
with the word Of the maker that they ass also/res
from drsssine. tells you that unseen defects exist
Your syes will tall you the rest Come and zee thsm