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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19

There IL no room for argument over the
proposition that civil service rules should be
extended 30 a. to include within the area Of
them operations the official employees of the
District The local form Of government under
which We live is squi- bipartisan and has been SO
ever since Congress decreed that three ap-
pointed Commissioners should rule in place Of
elective municipal officers. One of these Com
nis-ioners BY a custom winch has acquired by
habitual observance almost the force of law is a
republican, one q democrat, and the other is by
Law an army ofheer-the latter supposed
to be devoid OF political beliefs and prejudices.
Appointments to positions in the District service
o. might be expected. have been about equally
divided between attaches of the two great
parties. Occasionally there might be a slight
prepondersnce Of democrats and then for a
while the majority would be with the republi-
cans, but a. general thing the amount dis
bursed in salaries was equitably divided There
Cannot. therefore, be any notable partisan ad
vantage IN putting a substantial fence around
those who are now in Bur just at this point
the p1bllc NAV ask: IF civil service rules
prevail will not persons from all over the coun-
try be at liberty tn compete for places on the
eligible list. ania under the apportionment of
Offices act the people of the District have ex-
hausted their quota Of the classified Offices, will
they not be shut out from the local service?'
Already Senators and Representatives have
brought such pressure to bear has resulted
In the appointment of men who through ignor-
ance of local Affairs were for time utterly IN
fl for the positions they we're crowded into.
Under the conditions which the proposed ex-
tension Of rules would bring about such in
Justice could not be done. Commissioner
Roosevelt SAYS that examinations will be con-
Quoted and appointments made precisely as
they are in connection with the city post Office,
30 that only residents o. the District would be
eligible. All the force Of law would bar the in
fu1 Of outsiders who would have TO become
acquainted with the city after their names got
ON the pay roll This is as II should be- Oar
right to paw taxes and hold local office should
not be abbreviated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19
T. B. TowxER & Sox.
DEALERS Is DRY a6oDs

New line Of Black Cashmere shawls. single and
double.
Large line Of Black Henrietta at special prices.
Beautiful styles OF Dress Goods single and double
width.
Our 25c. Dress Goods in stripes and plain can't Be-
beat
An extra bargain in Atwood Dress Goods 0inchss
wide. Soc.
Baek Faille Silk extra rood and wide, 81
Cashmere ct AL prices for men and boys psnts.
Gents White Shirts. 80. 80. 75c. and IL
Geuts' Underwesr from Csc. TO q. 30
Ladies' and Chtldreu's Underwear ct ill pE1ces
Ladies' Wool Hose. rood quality. $50.
104 Unbleached sheeting, l6c.
10-4 Blsar he'd Shesting, lie.
Lace Curtains Soc . pair.
Table Linen, extra geod quality, Is and Soc.
Extra Larfs Towels. 2 for 26c.
IAdicg skirt, Large Linen Nsrktns Be- !; School
BED esssds, Biaakses, cenfosts, Essdy-msds skssts
end Pillow Caseo. n1o.0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19
HAxpKERcHrEF DEPARTMENT.

Sc. Ladies' White La wn Handkerchief Sc
12xc Handkerchiets, ell styles lOc
l9c Pure Linen, handembroidered initials g for Soc
26c. Pure Linen and Lawn Handkerchief $4,000. &c
Boo. Handkerchiefs. ell styles 29c
soc. Handkerchief. all styles 40
pc. Ladies' Jap. SILK Handkerchief .......-2 2c
3oc. Jap. Silk Handkerchief all styles .29c
l9c. Initial jap. SILK HandkerchSess: TIC
25c. Initial Jap. SILK Handke hiefs 22c
l2Sc Mems Linen Handkerchief all styles. 1oc
Doc Linen Handkerchief. all styles 22c
SOC. Paris Novelty Linen Hsndlerchiefs ..... 44c
Doc. Initial Jap. SILK Handkerchief for 81
SOC. Initial Jap Silk Handkerchief .... 40
&c. Childrens Linen Handkerchief - 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19

I'VE denounce republican protection as q
fraud. q robbery Of the great majority Of the
American people for the benefit OF the few
We denounce the Mckinley tariff law
enacted by the Fifty-frst Congress as the Gull
minatine stroeity OF class legislation .
and promise its repeal as one Of the benefi-
cent results that will follow the action Of the
people in intrusting power 70 the democratic
party"
The foregoing sentences are from the plat
form upon which the democracy was elected 70
sb-olate control Of the government, and vet
some Of the men who In June subscribed most
vociferoGsly to the doctrine so clearly enunci-
s'ed In the platform are very cautious in No.
vember. judged by his ut,erances in debate
there could be no more ardent tariff reformer
than Senator Vest. but now he declares himself
an opponent Of the extra session idea, and in
sists that the democrats viii proceed very
slowly IN bringing about the desirable cor .di-
lions which we're promised if the democI attic
party should be voted into power. Is this
policy or patriotism?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19

The tendency Of the times is toward cheap
ness. The democratic party will come into
power on the fourth day OF March next because
q majority Of the voters were convinced that
ths necss-aries Of life would be cheaper in the
cay Of democratic power than they are during
this period OF republican government. Every
thing h expected to be cheap. e1eep, labor. In
line With this popular idea il the probability
that cheaper and more extensive postal tele-
gr.phie and tslephonic facilities may come In the
hear future. Consul General Byers who cares
for the commercial interests of the United States
in Switzerland, has contributed an interesting
report on the Swiss telephone system; a docu-
ment which NAV be found in another column Of
THE STAR The tslephone-renting portion Of
the community will be especially interested In
knowing that telephones in Switzerland cost
each subscriber e24 for the first year, $40 for
the second year and less than sls per year from
then On some day, perhaps, the process of
talking over . wire will not be more costly in
the United States than it Is in Switzerland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19

IL the esteemed Baltimore American desires
10 have the world believe that Baltimore equals
washins ton - Q convention city 1t must pro-
duce more testimony than ii presents this
morning Twelve organizations named ~
having deliberately selected baltimore their
meeting place during the year which is
about 20 close. For the information
OF The American which on this one subject
seems 20 lack Authentic information TEE STAR
take. pleasure in stating that the following are
selected from the continuous string Of meetings
Of national interest held here since January
came In. The national encampment Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, the Union vete-
rams Union. the women's Suffrage Convention,
Briekmakers' National Convention, Fourth class
Postmaster, the National III homeopathic Hospit
Association. the Civil Engineers Convention,
the National Board Of Trade. the Foremen
Tsilors. the Merchant Tailors and the Clothing
Cutters Associations, the Lumberman's
Convention, the Railroad Commissioner
Convention. the National Academy Of
Science. the Superintendents Of the
Insane. the Forty-niners. the Baptist
Editorial Convention, the Episcopal Conven-
ton, the Pharmacists. the Master Plumbers.
the Railway Postal Clerks. the League of Ameri-
can wheelmen. the Railroad Passenger Agents,
the Society Of Authors. the colored Odd Fell
lows, the American Ornithologists Union and
the National Fraternsl Congress. To be sure,
the Csmstery snperintendent- of the United
States vent 10 BaltImore-they would have
been out Of place amid the lively and vigorous
scenes common to washington-andi 1t was not
surprising tina, the National Civil Service Reform
League doubtless with missionary purposes in
vie. should have temporarily located itself in
Baltimore.
We have not attempted to complete the ros-
ter Of big assemblies, have laid no stress ON the
incomparably greater magnitude Of local hap
penngs, viii make no effort to hunt out COM
mittee meetings such az our neishbor dgn;fes,
ard would even be wiling to say nothing Of
that convention which meets here annually to
legisls,e for the country, Baltimore included
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19
NEcxwEAR DEPARTMENT.

46c. Chiffon Jabots usually SOC 42c
81 CO Psris-,nade Chiffon Jabots Al AZ
81 rs Exclusive Novelty Chiffon Jsbots. 81 20
81. rs Silk Dress Fronts. all colors. 81 SIS
sl.so English SILK Dress Fronts. 81 Is
"a. % French Plaid Silk Dress Fronts - az "a
e'c Silk Searfs for Winter Jackets. SIC
Soc. Suk Scarfs. all colors sjc
Csc silk Windsors. ali styles ................s &c
S9c. English Silk windsors. usually Soc. ....35 c
Doc Ready made Bows for Children. pc
2oc yard SIX Chiffon Ed2ing.. .............. PC
Zoe yard Neck Ruchings. all styles nc
&c yard Cord Neck huchtng..... 19c
Doc yard SIX skirt Kun ing .................4 c
SIC. sets Linen Collar and Cuffs . TIC
39c sets In all styl 35c
25e. sets, new style. Rufded Linen ..,........ 2Cc
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TIE CONSUMERS Or Fancy FLoUH

TIE CONSUMERS Or FAscr Flour
Can buy our Cream Blend" Flour of the following
erocsr. 1t is the only recognized Blended
Flour on tho market and trial will con
vince the most skeptical that it is the very bes
in use Wholesale by b. b. EAkSsHAW BRO.
Washington. D. C.
J. E. CONNOLLY, POI ls.nw
r. L. MAIN. 1892 14thn.w.
II. \. DULEY. $500 18th n
g. W. GOLDEN. 1904 29th nv.
r. 2. WHITE. il3S 10th nv.
J. l. HANBACK, 500 9th n.
p. u. DAVIS. cor. 7th and F ne
ROBERT WHITE, IT., 800 9th n ".
A. O. KAMMERER. l30 lstn.w.
W. +. AUTH BRO. ID and Ind ave. NV.
T. HOGAN. COL n. J. NV
JOHN H. ONTRICH. sol 9Th nv
WILLIAM KERR, cor. 26th and a.
JOHN NJ BUCKLEY. cor 2lst and INV.
Mr., A j. MARSHALL. 1870 Inv.
CHAs BUTT. 1870 It'll NV.
STEER BROS. 1000 on-w.
R. A. CLAYTON. l0ODsw.
+. A. NEWMAN a BRO. 61e ~ st. s.v.
J. C. DE ALLEY. 70S 7th s.w.
II. NJ. DE ALLEY. cor. Sth saa as.w.
Mrs ANNIE BURKE. $50 7thsw.
EMIL SPAIN cor. 9th and Ls.w.
A. j. SANFORD BRO. I2l2 Union ..
s. L. DENLY. 100 3ds-w.
THOS. HAWKINS. cor ~ and Ms.w
J. b. PROUT. All ~
C. " WOODBRIDGE. 800 9th aw.
W A. L. HUNTT. s0l 4xs.x
JAMES FERRY. AL n. J. ave. nv
b. B. BADEN. s2 Csc.
L T. LUsBY. To East Capitols It.
JNO. p. SCHNEIDER. 2l3 18th ne.
NJ. J. SCHNEIDER. 7E Md. ave. ns
BERNARD WALLS. cor. ID and C a.s
r. Z. MILES. "a 3dn.s
JOHN N. CLARK. cor. 4th and Bn.s.
Mrs WILLIAM BRAHLER 4Ol Hn.a
BRISON NORRIS, SOL Hn.e.
j. c. LiPPOLD. 9th and Boundary NV.
HAGAN BROS. 18TH and @ n. ".
JOHN L. COX. o st. Market
JOHN p. LOVE. 1884 18th NV.
p. KENNEDY. cor. 9Th and Bse.
C. l.. WOOD. cor 9th and Onw.
". II. SUITE, cor. 81 and sc.
SAMUEL LEE, S0l AZ s.w.
HUNT WARD, AIS 9th s.w.
ANACOSrIA GROCERY CO., Anacostia, d. c.
D. J. BUCKLEY. 523 2lst NV nl9-s. 3n
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You Dos,r NEED MONEY.

T1TTHIs PAYING AS YOU GO Is ALL
T WELL ENOUGH IN THEoRy-BUT
IT DENIES TO MAN THE En-
JOYMENTs OF LIFE.
IT'S YOUR DUTY TO MAKE YOUR
HOME JUST Az COMFORTABLE AND AT.
TRACTIvE AS POSSIBLE
IF 1T TOOK READY MONEY TO DO IT
1T WOULD NEVER BE DONE.
YOUR CREDIT Is YOUR BANK ACCOUNT
AND We ARE YOUR BANKERS CALL
ON US FOR WHAT YOU WANT. YOUR
CREDIT is GOOD YOU CAY BUY ANY
TBIAGIN THE HO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR IT
LITTLE AT TINE. so MUCH A WEEK
OR A MoNTH-wHICHEvE ACcoMMo-
DATES YOU THE MOST.
YOU CAN FIX UP AS FINF-OR AS
MoDESTLY AS YOU SEE FIT
YOU MAY ONLY WANT TO REFURNIsH
SINGLE ROOM-OR PERHAPS YoUARE
JUST GOING TO HOUSEKEEPING IN
EITHER EVENT YOU ARE MASTER OF
YOUR OWN DESIRES. UNDER OUR
EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM YOU SUIT
YOUR CONVENIENCE IN PAYING, THE
B'LL-BUT You ENJOY POSs ESSION
FROM THE TINE YOU MAKE YOUR Sc
LECTION.
INTHE OTHER WAY YOU MAY ALWAYS
BE WAITING UNTIL YOU'VE GOT THE
MONEY.
INCUR WAY CREDIT IS AS GOOD AS
THE CASH
TRY OUR PLAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19
ART Goops DEpAnrnEsr.

Brio -brsc at 10 per cent discount.
6Oc. Fiagree silver Photo Frames 44c
TIC. Imported Novelty Jewel Boxes. SOC
49c. Jewel Boxes, all styles. .45c
4sc. Fancy Boxes for Harpins. kc.............39 c
42c. Paris Novelty Match Safes ......-...-.....3oc
Soc. Match Safes. more elaborate .4Sc
Doc. Pin Cushions of shell and silk. .46c
22c. Key Holders of enamel wood 19c
121{c Fancy Covers for Pin Cushions. .........1Cc
4oc. More elaborate Covers. 39c
81. 80 Real swans Down Pillows ...-.......S1.3 80
50c. Double Head Rests for Chairs. .44c
25c Silk-covsred Head Rests ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
o.. rs japanese Silk Embroidered Table Govern. ca rs
Csc. Chenille Covers, with knotted fringe SIC
81 0S Chenille Covers. "a size S1 10
"a 4S Covers. = yards square ............-&3-9 %
Sc. Painted Silk Drapery Srarfs ..--..........75c
81. 90 Japanese Silk Drapery scarfs 81. so
81. 90 Jewel Scarfs-latest novelty e. rs
39c. Silk Stripe Madras Scarfs .............. 33c
50c China Silk Drapery Scarfs. ..............45c
23c. Silk-covered Pin Cushions. lee
19c Stamped Linen Scarfs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
25c Stamred Table Covers. 10c
19c Stamped Pillow shams .....................17c
SOC. Stamped Monte Cloth Scarfs. 44c
9Sc Stamped Monte Scar s.....-...............S4c
9Sc Bedford Cord Table Covers. Csc
&c. sken Twisted Embroidery Silk Casually &C. ..3c
&C. sketn Rope Linen. art colors. &c
&c. sketn Rope Silk casually &c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DC. sken Flo Floss CASUALLY &c. )..............4c
&c. sken Roman Floss Casually &c. )...........4c
Continued shovel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19

Mr.. Cleveland's speech indicates Shat demo-
ersts who blamed his conservative methods in
public appointments cannot look for any evil
dsnces Of sweeping reformation in the next ad-
ministration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19
RIBBON AND Flower DEPARTMENT

CSC. punches French vioiets. 65c
Csc. punches ENGLISH Violets. So
4Sc. punches 30c and :s9c. lunches 35c
Csc. punches We vet Roses. ..............1 roc
9Sr punches Ostrich Feathers ................ SIC
0ec punches o9c and 3Sc. punches. 49c
Csc. Jet Aigret:es (usualy sl................ 4Sc
36c Jet Aigrettes USUALLY Soc. ).....-.......25c
l9c. Jet Aigrettes CASUALLY 35c). l5c
39c yard scotch Plaid Millinery Ribbons. .35c
46c. yard Silk Border Satin Ribbons. Nc
&c. yard Ribbons for fancy work. &c
Sc. yard Ribbons. in all art shades. ..........7c
19c yard Win. Al-silk Ribbons .,...... l5c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19

Dr. Macune speaks Of the alliance tradi-
tious." He seems to be Of the opinion that the
alliance 10 one Of the institutions that grow old
very young.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19

The horse show in New York promises to de-
vslop duel Possibly there il no great impro-
pssssy in . hens show bringing out donkey
- too intellectually.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19

The Georgia legislature already has before it
measure for the issue Of bills by state banks
when the 10 per cent tax Is repealed by Con-
grssa There Is evidently q profound regard
for the early bird principle In that state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19

Kansan- who do not care to be represented
In the senate BY Mrs. Lease are COMFORTING
them selves with the assurance that he Cousti-
tuition in defining Senatorial qaalifi cations says
"he." For once Mr.. Lease has a triae the
best Of 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19
CH1LpREx,s DEPARTMENT.

d. p sursn SnL p1nnsss Al colors. CSC
SSoc SIeatn Snrs ~ onk bonneo csc
lS Er ss PIN n9nnets SOC
% tas nv wooi SscQues .39c
~ Hsnd ToS S. lac
a. nan I hnis lsscinaors SOC
10 ysra EnrgaoioereS rlannei SAC
n r,s;. tsnuei rnwers lac
sas alIocs. AZ sizes SAC
10 per cent Oh Babies and Chiidren's Coats.
Al o see departments for Wraps Fun Nectve.,
Gloves. Underwear. Hose. Dolls. Books. kubbsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19
JEwE1RY DEPARTMENT.

u Jewelry. all styles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
75c. Jewelry. all styles. &c
Soc. Jewelry. all styles.
Csc. Sterling Silver Love Spoons. SOC
81 20 Sterling Silver Hairptns. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 03c
81 90 French Enamel Brooches. 81 o5
2oc Sterling Silver Thimbles ..,....,-.,...,.l 9c
2oc. Playing Cards in Silvsroide Case .-.-....2lc
10 per cent discount-one tenth of marked prices Of
ali Real Shell and Real Gold Jewelry also Imported
Belts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19
WRAp DEPARTMENT.

a Cloth Jackets all styles so
&c Jackets. collar Of astrakhan fur So 80
81 Diagonal Cloth Jackets ........-..........&57 rs
90 10 English Tan Kersey Jackets 90. 90
sl3. 90 English Kersey Box Coats .s12 rs
el2. rs Fur-trimnsed Jackets ..............s117 IS
e. so Cloth Nantes. all sizes. 80
s25. 90 English Cape Newmsrkets. s22 30
Misses and Children's Garments 1t 10 per cent dis
count-one tenth of marked prices-
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LACE AND VE1f DEPARTMENT.

All Laces including beaded and silk drspery nets
and houncin2s at 10 per cent discount.
&c. Wells. all styles &c
l7c Wells l5c and l2c Wells. Zoe
3Oc Wells 24c.. and pc Vels. 19c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19
CAnHARr & LErpT.
e2S eth and 106 K st. NV.
HANnKERCHIEF TREAT.

100 dozen Ladies' Pure Linen Handkerchisfs. i'm
ported to sell al 2Oc. Your choice at l21<c
100 dozen Mems Pure Linen Hemstitched Handker-
chies Was 25c. Your choice at l2l<c.
100 dozen Mems Hemsttched Irish Null Hand
ker hiefs. fancy borders Price 2c. Your choice
at 121xc.
100 dozen Pure Linen Dsmask Towels. Price was
20c. to so at 1910. each.
100 Ha socks foo. rests snall size covered with
moquette and tapestry carpet. at 25c. each.
Best Imported Zephyr. &c. lap.
Pest Imported Germantown. 16c. hank.
Best Imported Spanish. lSc. hank.
Best Imported saxony. l2c hank.
Stamped Linen and Ar, Goods IN great variety.
Weinvite your insi lection of our Fancy China Ware
Bisques. Bronzes. Clocks, &c. We can save you
money.
CARHART LEIDY.
~tb ~oe Y
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Fur DEPARTMENT.

Doc. Russian Hair NUTS .....--...............39 Doc
s32l Canada Seal Collarettes--......---.. 25
SO BlacL Lynx Collarettes- s3
SIS Black Lynn Capes- "a. so
81 Canada Seal Capes ..............s65 90
es Astskhan Fur Capes SO
60 Russian Lynx Capes...--........ ..........sS 90
sl3 Canada Seal Capes IL. so
s25 Cspes. s22. 20. and as Ospes............slJ
$50 Capes. s45. and s35 Oapes $50
eco Capes. very perfect specimens.
e.. 25 Children's White Fur set...............os c
s2. 25 Coney Fur Sets. all colors. IS
% 9s Mink and Lamb Sets ........-........S2.5 so
81. so Angora Sets. gold. white blue 81
81 IS Opossum and Seal Sets ......-...........s3
S5 Krimmsr and Tiger Sets. INSTRUMENTATION. 81 90
e.. IS japanese Goat Baby Carriage Ruge. So ~
s6. so Angora Carriage Rugs lined. ..........S31 IS
e. 90 Thibet Carriage Rug, lined .......... IS so
So 75 hugs. deliberately embroidered flannel
SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19
Mr.. J. KIRKLAND HILL.
Amt for Allan tic Eiec-

Mr.. J. KIRKLAND HrLi.
Agent for Atlantic Eiec-
trorotse Company.
Washing on. d. q
Dear Sir; ! can ma no
ian xuAxe too strong 70 ~n-
press my unboanded con-
tdenre IL the enca.-y of
the Electyopoi~e to cure
diseases Prom lifelong
association with educated
and skillful physicians I
wAs not prepared 20 ad-
nit Its claims but having,
ae believed. exhausted
the resources Of meiicine
and the medical profess
sion. like = drown NJ man
clutchfng At . straw. I
began % Use your instru-
ment. Within one month
II completely and radi-
csily cured q disease
OF % years stand
ing. At the same ti.na I
was relieved o. nervou.
prostration. which hal
greatly afflicted me Tor
go e years. Two mem
oers OF my family suffered
with trouble o. an
opposite character, vet
the disease in both in
stances yielded readily TO
flectropoise treatment
The rsrifity and com
pleteness ofall these cures
suggest but one word
miraculous. I will he
happy u see or correspond
with any one desiring 0
more explicit statement o.
these facts, and feel Il
duty 70 humanity % use
my Influence in behalf Of
the Electropoise
Mrs. &, D. THURMAN,
sos 18th 81
A 5o-psce book. contain
ing Information, FREE
on application.
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UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.

44c Ribbed Bal Vests and Pants az
Soc. Ribbed and Plain Underwear A,
zoe. Rubbed Natural Wool Vests ..-. 900
81 Ribbed Wool Vests and Pants CO.
u Medicated Wool Underwear Ga
Childrens American Hosiery Co. Norfolk ana New
Brunswick and Phyiiss Undergarments at 10 Der cent
discount.
ei-oo french shape Black Corsets.. Csc
SOC Children's Corset Waists ....... 10,
DE Ladies' Winter Muslin Gowns 4f.o
u Night Gowns. winter weight. - az
SHA.on Tanner Dra~es .44c
44c Canton Flannel Drawers | 90
Csc. Wool Stockinet Skirts soc
81. 2o Knit Wool Skirts ...l s,c
e. 3o Short Flannel Skirts ~ o.
- Me'on Cioth Skirts SOC
A1Aneo oeteen okifts 9tSc
SILK Skirts at 10 per cent discount.
Alec see Meme Department.
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HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
STATIONERY AND Book DEp.Rrxrxr

17c pound Writing Paper 600 sheets) a.
SC. Packs Envelopes TO match ......... -
discount. ~ S
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DREss GooDs DEPARTMENT.

DREss GooDs DEPARTMENT.
81 % yard Plaid surah Silks .....-........s1.19
81 25 yard 54-inch English Broadcloths 10
81 yard 40-inch Fanny Wash Fabrics ..........-s9c
81 yard 54-inch Winter Storm Serge ..........-S9c
81 yard 81 inch English Diagonals. SOC
SOC. yard Oh -inch Cancels Hair Serges ..-....6Sc
75c yard 46-inch English Winter Serges. .55c
59c yard 32-inch Figured Drapery Silks soc
59c yard 2inch Choice japanese Silks .50c
SOC yard WOOL Fabrics all styles 39c
SOC. yard pa inch Silk Crepes .44c
3oc yard 23-inch China Silks.
DREss TR1MM1ses DEPARTMENT.
Csc Coque Feather Trimming ...................5e Soc
g.. 6s yard Coque Band Trimming. 50
81 80 yard Ostrich Feather Trimming 20
45c yard Silk Moss Trimming. all colors. 3c
All other Trimmings and Buttons at 10 per cent dis
count-one-tenth of marked prices
e. 90 Ostrich Feather Collars. So As
el 9S Ostrich Feather Collars. ....S1 Is
IS. 6S Ostrich Collars. threefourths length Sd
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GnovE DEPARTMENT.
UMBRELLAS AND RUBBER Goons

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eL % Nloria" Umbrellas. usually 81 81 rs
q ~ Gloria" Umbrellas. with horn handles. 81 70
~ Is Gloria" Umbrellas, extra size. go Is
" so Gloria" Umbrellas usually g. so. ~ 90 70
" 4S SIX Umbrellas, 26-inch frames AZ 90
1898 SILK Umbrellas. red. blue. b.ack. "a 20
"a es Ladies' and Mems. with novelty hsndlss a. 10
%. oo Ladies' and Mems. initials free a. es
~G4s Umbrellas. with sterling silver trim
an 800 co 70
umbrellas. usually sold At higher prices ss ss
81 Is Ladies' Rubber Circulars. sl *
u - Irish Peasant" fancy styles 81 %
Z.eo Cape dossamer. cloth fntsh-.,.,. 90 20
90 80 Royal Blue Cape Commonwealth 70
"a Us English Cape Waterproof a. 25
q os Mems Lieht-weight Waterproof Coats H. 40
eA - Rubber Coats. all lengths ....- 20 10
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9sc Misses Rubber Circulars sOc
9Iso circulars. with cape. ................. 81 %
81 rs English Tan Cape Waterproof 70
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LADIES may consult
privately 9 LADY As
SISTANT Of extended
experience In the use Of The
Electropoise. ALL CON-
sULTATi0S FREE and
INVITED.
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