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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-07

II would be gratifying 70 believe that John
l. sulliyan's widely ridiculed ventures in liter
ature and the drama were evidences of a bona
ide personal ambition TO do something besides
pose as ''slugger." II IL to be feared. how
ever. that John is simply m the hands Of his
friends, Who have the shrewdue-s to turn his
reputation TO commercial advantage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-07

Mr.. Blaines views are always interesting.
He has he sEack q saving wha. he has TO say
Vithily. which the average Intelligent American
appreciates Perhaps more. than the same class
of any other country, France alone excepted.
IL his letter addressed to the chairman Of his
party in Maine Sir. Blaine selects three topics
of discourse and confines himself strictly to
them They are the protective principle in the
tariff reel prOeal trade with neighbor nations
and the currency. Very often an argument
gains By compression Mr. Blaine is master of
the art Of selection and condensation. The
salient points OF difference between historical
democracy aud living democracy are brought
out in bold relief by few strokes of the pen.
That precise declaration of jefferson which
suited the present occasion was made To- do
service 70 the necessary exciu ion of other
declarations on the subject from that many
sided statesman The portion of the letter
most condensed as well as most rema; kable for
Its grasp Of the situation is the second head.
which treats of reciprocity. He shows that the
neglect Of the United States in the past to see
what could be obtained In exchange for articles
pu. on the free list has cost the government ad-
vsntages in trade that would have amounted to
tens of millions Of dollars.
Blaine is not personally to take an active part
In the present campaign as speaker. but it is
evident from the declarations OF the other
republicans leaders, including the presidential
candidate that the reciprocity policy with which
Blaine has identified his name and fame as
statesman is to be one of the main reliances of
the party in its appeal to popular favor. and
that the secTe.ary's works will speak loudly in
his party's interest. though the ex-Secretary's
voice may not be heard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-07

The Peck report in New York il duplicated
BY Statis;ician Peele Of Indiana. also a demo-
erat, who shows a STEADY advance in wages
under the Mckinley law. To the political
STRIKER. whether democrat OF republican, who
views the labor s.atistieian a. a man appointed
TO supply figures in support of the principles
and practice Of the party which gave him the
Office this kind Of performance lie an inexplica-
be hot weather Madness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-07

Vermont voted yesterday under the new bal
Dot law for the first time. The democratic
'stll hunt" accomplished only democratic
decrease as compared with 1880. although there
was q net gain for the democracy over the last
presidential year. There does not seem to be
much significance attached to the result.
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JoHxsos & LurrHELL.
q 713 Market space.

LASsBuReu & BIO.
VIXEN AN ALMOST ABSOLUTE NECEs-
sITY LIKE A FABRIC THAT ALMOST
EVERY WOMAN OR CHILD COULD USE
TO ADVANTAGE is OFFERED TLEsS
THAN MANUFACTURERs COST 1T Is
A BARGAIN. ISN'T TT WELL WE
SHALL OFFER SUCH A BARGAIN TO-
MORROW. SEPTEMBER sTH. THESE
GOODS ARE PERFECT IN EVERY PAR
TICULAR AND ARE VERY DEsIRA-
BILE. BUT THEY WE'RE SOLD TO Us
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
EVERY IMAGINABLE COLOR. AND
POSITIVELY AN OPPORTUNITY THAT
EVERY LADY IN THE DISTRICT
SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF.
54-INCH PLAIDs. ALL WOOL. AC-
TUAL VALUE s1 90. WE SHALL MARK
THEM soc. YOU KNOW THAT WE
ONLY ADVERTISE FACTS. COME IN
AND ASK TO BE SHOWN THESE
GOODS, IF FOR CURIOSITY ONLY.
YOU WILL BE AT A LOSS TO KNOW
HOW IT Is DONE.
sTH ST. ANNEX DRESS GOODS DE-
PARTMENT.
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Beauty 8 e g g IS S
AN UNIQUE PARTNER
SHIP.
BUSINESS tss, - = g Z, -

- a.. ssss HIvERY" evenings these. Mako you
ssss think Of FLANNEL Of your own 90
'ssS cord What collection complete
assortment URs-is-A succession Of COLI
ors-pa'terns-kinds- Qualities All
deserving your confidence. Their beauty
viii claim You a oaptive-once you sst
eyes them.
There are 10 different patterns mar.haled at
35c. in the SAAONE brfsade. Almost
stock in itself sax3ny Is all wool you
know-weighted Just right for Wrappers
and Children's Garments. Just think Of
it-on!y Be. We have given them the
center counter. Stripes and piAids In
glowing colors
better qua.ity-most as many styles-is 4ac
yard. More s-ripes-Iuors plaiis and
some Bourette effects for var.ety's sake
II We had to tie t. nation for fashions We ould
part with France asst. They are original
Ia everything. Always new. They have
PILED NJ the oddities IN FLANNELs higher
than usual Calling them strtpes spots.
figures and flowers leaves their beauty
veiied. 70 inches-75 cents a yard-au
wool.
How is this for list Of ORIENT FLANNELs-
Cream. Light and Medium Blue. Pearl.
Black, Wine. Cardinal. yellow. Olive. Brown
and PINK What other color could you Use,
wooi-all plain.
The French have a finger in every p.er-Thay
send out a rainbow of plain shades that
covers all Uses. AL wool-27- inches wide
90 cents yard
ELDER DOWN is n regular comfort Pooh Bsh"
-Wrarpers. Opera Cloaks. sacques. In
fants' Goats. Rou-s and Blankets, Bath
Rot'es and House Goats. are its Offices. Takss
lots of col1rs 10 answer all the cslls-s38
inches-s.pc. a yard.
Each TO its mission born-a solid front Of warmth
and wear.
27-inch GRAY TwILLED FLANNELs-2sc.,
Soc. 4oc. AMI so. yard.
BLUE AND BROWN MIXED SHAKER
FLANNELs-..s-inchT willed and 3o-inch
pIain-both JOc. yard.
SAFE DYED SCARLET FLANNELs -
Twilled-25c., 371xc., SOC. 6ssxc.. s5c. and
81. Plain 4oc.. Jce.. o2sfc.. zoe. and o.
yard.
ALL-wooL AND MIXED ENFIELD SHAKER
FLANNELs-Plain aud rwilled-40c. Soc.
62tac and 75c. yard.
SILK WARP FLANNELs-Creama and Blue o.
and Ell p yard.
COTTON WARP FLANNELs-37,s-.. Soc. and
62Ac. yard.
ALI-wooL CRICKET FLANNELs-sl yard.
OPERA sUIriSGs-s4 and 6-4-40c. and s5c. Q
yard.
ALL-wooL sUITINGs-3-4 and e-4-s5c. ana
slayard.
FINETTE TwILLS-llne and soft as down
02lxc. yard.
ga CREAM BEDFORD CORDs-34 Babies
Cloakings. etc. -. - yard.
MAsCOMA FLANNELs- shrunk before you buy
them-Cream and Blue Whi.e-& = and a.
widths-40c.. 50c.. 621sc.. 75c. and s77Sc. Q
yard.
EMBROIDERED FLANNELs - models Of
neetness- all derths-55c.. 81. sl25,
sl.31Ss. 81. 80. 81. 62ss. LIS and o2 Q
yare.
Light Blue and Pink with pretty edce-and
Black or Gray and Red-either 81 yard.
You will certainly say know how 20 buy
FLANNELs-and how 10 sell them. Such
qualities never paraded at such prices
before. As the need for them grown
stronger have this line of ours in MIND
Half the task Of buyine il done when you
know where to put your hands on what you
want.
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A STARTLING DE.rH LIST.
TEE Reason WIZ.
WHAr A PHYsrcIsS ADVISES.

Statistics prove that the SEASONS the death
list is slarminey Increased owing to diseases con-
trscted by those wearing unsuitable clothing.
Hspecially Is this this season. These autumn
days peculiarly deceivin-the thermometer varies
thirty degrees and between and sunrise.
A ehan2s in Under,rea, at least il imperative
Union suits the extra long vests and tights are
recommended for women the long protecting he
most vulnerable parts. and the garments known as
tights being superior for comfort and from asanitary
point OF view. Such is the opinion of leading men,
Der of the medical faculty expressed the writer
who is prompted couple his remarks with the fol-
lowing advertisement:
Autumn weights OF silk, wool. rnerno and bal
briEyan garments for ladies'. mems and children,s
wear having been received the Paais Royal invites in
spection. promising most complete variety of the
best domestic and foreign makes prices only posi-.
bic when coupled with a cash business. As indica-
tive Of the superior qualities offered at the various
prices display of Lalies' 5oc. Undsrgafoents
Pennsylvania avenue. The variety will thus he
appreciated at a glance. though a more critical in
spection is learn Of length Of
the Vests and superior shape by contraction
s: the waist. And with the Tghts-the lower por-
tons Of the garment shat ed the may
be worn without "a wrinkle. It may be claimed for
these 5oc garments and the qrsrte. hundred other
prices up So that better values are offered than erer
b7ors. Larger buying lower prices and so
does the anticipation of larger selling.
HE 5Oc GARMENTS COMPRISE
Aatunn-yreisht Ribbed Vests. Isle nni,hed. silk
tapes at neck and pearl buttons. long and short
sleeves.
Autuinn-seiEht Ribbed Balbrivgan Vests. extra
long and in small. medium and extra sizes
Autumn WEIGHT Ribbed Meriuo Vests that are one
third wool. high neck and long sleeves.
Autumn weight Plain gerino Vests. silk stitched,
pearl buttons and otherwise superior in finish.
Autunn-yei eight Pants and Tights TO match the
above; also Fast Black BalbriExan Tights.
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The 5Oc GARMENTS COMPRISE
HOSIERY Fon 1928. {.

One does feel disposed TO hide ones light under
bushel especially in the dry goods trade And that
the Pass Royal hosiery buyer is enabled to claim the
any Trsrfogs gathering you may be assured the ad-
vertising is commanded to state the fact The
fact in'erests you too. No: only greater quantities
but greater variety and better values come with this
gigantic importation such large buying means
large selling Is imp rative and that means qualities
and prices must he favorable disaster will con.e
Thus open the new season with lowest prices. 10
make Of large selling.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
"Details beIowD
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HE SMYRNA Rues

AT ONE-HALF THEIR VALUE
Have found many willing owners, There's an street
window full of these Rugs. You get fair idea Of
the stock there but the gallery 4:h floor
It's given up entirely TO the SMYRNAs WE BOUGHT
AT UCHAsACRIFICE Our price. for their very
low but no matter what the Price of article IS it's
not cheap If you have for it, RUGS everybody
has use for and at all Whether you house
keeping or boarding the addition of one or more of
these will pretty any ROOM The eolorngs soft
and rich that they will harmonic with almost any
surroundings.
Sl.o0 20 500 75-corth sI.75 to $50.
tArt Gallery. 4tb fioor)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-07

The contest between cholera and the quaran-
tine manages 20 retain IT'D share Of attention
Notwithstanding New Orleans competition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-07

4. The fidelity OF Mckinley to the tariff is only
equaled BY Blaiae's devotion to reciprocity, or
Dana's to the force bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-07

In the joint debate at New Orleans tonight
Mr.. Corbe,t il expected 10 demonstrate some
original and effective ideas with reference to
protection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-07

Keeping Washington clean is a task that
should not be neglected because /; is not Diff
cult.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-07

NOVELTIES.
CABINET PHOTO FRAMES, in white metal with
fiagree work different designs. 25c
LADIES' HAIRPIN BOXES. in white metal. hand
someiy engraved SOC
BABY'S PIN BOX, in white metal, handsomely
engraved SOC.
PIN TRAYS. in white metal. engraved in pretty
DESIGNS 25c
PLAYING CARDS. in silver and oxidized, tied
with different color ribbons. 25c
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$oHssos L. / urr.rt,1
Isl t.AtA tl1I
713 MARKET sPACE.

our Great Cosprce Sale will Be dis aftsI
today. Blu: We'll continue to offer GREAT BAR
provements now in progress to our building.
HousEKKErINe SUPPLIES.
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST.
10 bales of BED COMFORTS at 5oc. CSC. 75c.
and s1 each.
cases of 1914 GRAY BLANKETS At 75c., Sc.
and 81 pair.
cases Of WHITE BED SPREADS at Too. SOC.
and 81 each.
sHEETINGs and PILLOW CASE cOTToNs in al
widths considerably less than regular prices.
100 dozen PURE LINEN TOWELS worth 1870
at lie eachor 81. IS per dozen.
80 dozen Towels. 1895 and of fne quality hucf.
at 18c. each 80 per dozen.
HOSIERY BARGAINS.
70 dozen Full Regular Made Boot Style Hose. Re-
duced from 25c.
TO 1sc. PAIR.
so dozen Fancy Boot Style Ladies' Hose. Colors
guaranteed. Reduced from SOC.
TO Csc. OR PAIR FOR 81
rs dozen Mems Balbriggan Half Hose. in brown.
black and stripes. Worth zoe. Our Improvement
sale price. 9 pair for 25c.
improvements now going on do not interfere with
business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-07

Washington has reason to give thanks FOR
he reliability in al respects OF its water supply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-07

Hyatssville's single tax has been remarkably
unootgusiys Of hts.
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JACKETS. WARS. REFERS.
FOR FALL OF '92.

THESE BRIGHT AUTUMN DAYS
Hold an invitation to promenade. but walks" are
only enjoyable when the body is properly protected
wrap is now a necessity. mornings and evenings.
Not prudent to without one.
JUST OPENED-Latest STYLES and shapes. possess.
ing element Of dress Every lady must know by
this time that here is the place to get the brightest
ne'cest. choicest things. and nothing extra 10 pay BE-
cause they far better than the common run Of such
goods.
OUR F1VE-DOLLAR JACKET is always q favorite.
This time more than ever. it combines richness and
comfort with quantity and variety. The LONG
WRAPS are here also. couple examples of each will
tell the drift of the stock
FOR EARLY FALL WEAR.
ALL-wOOL SERGE REEFERS-notched
collars-pearl buttons
GRAY TwILLED CLOTH REFERS
notched collars-strap seams.
LIGHT MIXED WOOL CHEvIoT LONG
CLOAKS-detachable capes.
ENGLISH CRAvENETTE LONG CIOAKs
long military capes-half silk Unexpectedly
porous yet rain repellant.
cd floor filth st. building.j
LATE ARRIVALS In
SUIT DEPARTMENT.
FLANNEL wAISTS-olsck. navy blue and
cardinsl-msde and finished in the most thor
ough manner.
So so. 81 75 and $500.
BLACK SURAH SILK wAISTS-box-
Plated back--rufied front. Exceptional
value at
-S6 so
INDIA SILK wAIsTS-blue and black
polka spots-iabot fronts-turn-back cuffs
perfect fitting.
$3.50
cd door. 11th st. building.)
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THURSDAY.
L RIDAY and

--- friday and ----
- SATURDAY.
PIcKrSes Or DIFFERENT KINDS.
G. A. r. DEcoRAr1oSs
ELS a, 1c dozen dozen
EASs ALL NAfIeN st $si6 i s:. each
fLA$s fSos sanDsT ss each each
LARGE SIZE red Whi R and Blue Shields ''' eA'h
s Tit nc; g. A r. r. lstte.lng 25c each
With g. A. r. letterinq anu nue onieias Sc each
The best assortment Of Japanese Lanterns in the city,
Red. White and Blue Paper Fringe.
COVE ARE YOUR MONEY SAVERS "a NV
EARLY FALL Wars.
Lsdss Ba9 na and Tan RernhaFds Canes strictly ~
SXitE f IS s sa Trimmed IN excellent style ACTUAL
en- ToMoERow .S4.5O.~
Ladies. ieefsr Jackets. tan gray ana novelty cloths
frst-class tailors. dotuai ratIe. 800.
sS ToNoRRow $3.50. "a
Ladies Gray and Brown Mixed Blazer: Sizes az to
~ ToMoRRow S2.4S. Ut
Iaies, Black c&svio, Blazers; satin faced and
III Actuai ,oorth, s7.50.
e. ToMoRnow. ........ .S2.9S. "a
sSWr ARE Youn MONEY SAVERS a
............. A Few ITEMS ..
IN Ladies', Cotton Underwear that have just arrived
Laes Nus Gowns; d mae Of ANGRY eo;s YOKE
bust measure, extra length.
w TonoRRow Csc ia
ladies' GOOD Qualify Muslin Dnvers. deep hem,
cluster OF tucks. yoke band. all sizes.
ca IoMonRow .24c. "a
French contiiie Corset in white and gray extra
quantity We bought enables us to sell them
: g. TOMORROW. $50. "a
ss-;wE ARE YOUR MONEY. SAVERS. ia
Condray's Infants Powder. pc We're l5c;
,,Corners Benzon Lotion for the complexion. :xsc.
hEsTs b Rscam asaS GEssm Eyss
Kn se De rssm ini VIZ sps la we're
r. Best Quality thiidren's Hose. Supporters. 1oc.
Best Eng ish Tape 1e. piece:
f Stssl s chiS. 5 Sc We're %sf$ s &c
Cir Edge Playing Cards. l5c. Were 29c
NV H t SsD ca &SSET sET sffks
% colors in New China silks. Pc. Worth 3gc.
25 colo-s in New China silks, 43c. Worth 5Sc.
20 new shades in All silk SGrah. 5Sc. Worth 7.jc
- 10 new shades in Changeable surahs, 69c. Worth
SIC.
I 27inch India SIX in cream GRE white. cardinal
Is different styles OF New Fancy Changeable Taf-
feta and Surahs. g}c. Worth 81. d
These are new arrivals and represent the very
est fall ideas.
DC, &c.. Toe. I21ec. 15c., l9c. and PIC.
special for u few days.
Ladies' China silk Handkerchiefs, in pink, Nile
light blue and white, embroidered edge. at l2]4c
Worth 2oc.
From now you can look for something new daily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-07
$500 En- % Eaf S3.9S.
$500 : 9 90 ok S3.9S.
F.ur,r SHor SronE
3lO-3le SEVENTH STREET.

The seasons changing. To b IN touch with
II abandon Low Shoes and siopt su.uran wear
fnss- As usual we're at the forefront with tie
newest styles in pretty. ssrvicesble foot sdcrn-
mens Tor men and women. The following are
our own creations. made for AZ our dtrec-
ton Wei introduce them nor and 81 the end
Of the week they'll be worn by washinsion's
beet dressers:
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THE DRREEssss G9999BBss ST99RRYY

Appears 20 have no end. Never before have we
kept Colcred DRESS GOODS, but now our stick
challenges comparison. All-wool Cancels Hair
Stripe, in newest shades 30 CENTS YARD
Extra value. SO inches wide.
AL wool Cheyiois, plain coiors. 30 inches wide
90 CENTS YARD
n-wool French Serge, IS inches, in navy, car
dtnal, wine, brown and many other co,ors, 50
CENTS A YARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-07
OLE C99BBNNEERB r. SToocKEYGs.

OUR loRNER IN SToCKiNGS
We have q corner on low-prfoed HOSIERY
that queens might well ne proud 70 wear YOU'RE
al acquainted with maco yarn-vou know what
fine stuff 1t is. These STOCKINGS are made of
its finest quality. Ext-a-spliced, improved
heels and toes. Perfectly seamless Warranted
fast colors. Sold ali over Philadelphia for IS
cents.
We have efand assortment. and we're going
to see how long they'll last at
d CENTS DER paIR.
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MISS1x. FoSDA 4 COMPANY.
SO7 Pa AVE NV. !.

No other house DOES-EvER DID-or
EVER WILI.-selI such STERLING QUAIL
tiles at such Low PRICES as WE quote.
S-H-oE-Mr-S-r-1-o-S-LS-a-s
PPP ROPERLY made and properly
PIP fitting SHOES need no .'Dreakins
in."-That's our kind.
As far as comfort goes you forget
you've got On new shoes. -The
better thsy fit the better they wear.-
The strain falls on tho stayed
points-snd they can stand it
Shape has got nothing to do with
it.-An our lines for ladies' are
as dainty and as stylish as can be-but
they're made in foot-form-
There's room in them.
People will falkland that's done
US lots Of good.--They tell
how easy our Shoes are-how
stylish-how we'll they wear-and
how little they cost.--They
tell you how safe it is to buy
Of Us. Whit burden our
guarantee lifts.--we pay for the
mistakes-f they occur. Not in
apologies-but cash-your cost.
We are in duty bound to put our
best foot forward" every season-
You don't expect to find quality held
dear here most where's.
are half dozen new lots that are
Just from the shoemakers'. Pass
Judgment on them
LADIES' BRIGHT DoNGoLA BUT
TON BOOTS with Opera Welt and
Patent Leather Tipa---One grade
at 81 and another at $3.50.
At least a ''half dollar" sared be-
cause re're selling them.
LADIES' BRIGHT DoNGOLA BUT
TON BOOTS with Plain Toes or Pat
ent Leather Tips is one Of
our 81. IS line.
$3.50 rouidnt seem too much.
LADIES' BRIGHT DoNGOLA BUT
TON BooTs-made on Opera and
Common Sense Lssts-s3.5 so.
The equals are 81 erervwhere else.
LADIES' BRIGHT DoNGOLA BUT
TON BOOTs-hand turned. with Opera
Toe--&5.
Sir dOiia,S North Of satisflction
You owe it to yourselves to get
your moneys worth and you don't in
FOOTWEAR til you make OUR saw
ing.
A G1rr We're G1v1sa.
For every purchase you ladies make
in our Shoe De partment we're going
to rive you . handsome Royal Japan
ese Ware Cup and Saucer as SOU
venir.-we imported them direct
from the land Of the Miksdo-and
they srs brilliant I'm native decors-
tions. ---Thsyu grace any cabinet
Of bric-a-hfac.
Ready tomorrow. 49, Accept them
With our compliments.
observation-disclosures.
sssss asS ssssns sAssvs.
PENN. AVE And srH srRHEr.
p. Z Z G J. s::::: !. & &! ss s.
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Usr1L 6 p. NJ. SATURDAY.
LADIES, HOSE.
The PALAIS ROYAL

detailed list was before the writer as he wrote.
II does credit to the buyer interesting catalogue
might be complied from it. But here We must con-
dense.
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"A DIG Y MR4ELIA DaRGAiN

HJIu y n i,-IrI.IA - AhUAIN,
ParaEon frame. 26-nch. Cord and tMssel
Gueranteed for year. We'd like 70 see il
egualed for 81 %. There's a company Of 100.
The price Is 81 3S
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II STILkk Attire.

The price is sl3S.
II SILIkk Attire TTTTIEkkEE
The SILK corner. It has never been SO ex-
g,Iistely adorned. AL new shaies and tints
Bots changeahie and plain surahs at 65 CENTS,
S1k CENTS and 81 per YARD.
Plain Colored Bengalines a beautiful line 2l
INCHES wide. 81 p and 81. 30 YARD.
We've Just received elegant assortment of
Colored China silks in a superabundance Of col
ors; among them navy. dark and light srown,
light blue. light pink and delicate graVs. 20
inches wide. Extra value ct S1tS CENTS YARD.
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w. A. PIERCE & Co.
9le MARKET SPACE.
By the payment OF ONLY 10
CENTS vOu may hare the rres use
Of our select library ef popular
noreis. Of rhich there are hun
dreds. When one is returned an
other may be taken auap, pro-
rided the returned one be ia good
condition. Read

F. F. s 6 81 F. W. 4 4 - -
r f 4 4 : III HH Hnf + f. S.
ZEE A UU Il X EEF sss'
ABOUND AT PIERCE'S IN
r Z STING THINGS WILL
c o n U A LILY EMANATE
FROM THAT BUSY CORNER
SOME THINK WE'RE CLOSED
WHILE THE NEW ADDITION
is N THE HANDS OF THE
l. ID RS WE'RE MOTT
BUSINESS Is BRISK AND
q ROW WING BRLS kFR. WE'RE
I'M PROFTNG Every DEPART
NENT AND REDUCING PRICES.
TIM GOODS MIGHT BE KEPT
FOR LARGER PROFITS LATER
ON, BUT THE PUBLIC INTER
EST is OURS, AND OUR BAR
G JAMS GO TO THE sPEOPLE.
WHY? IN THE LONG RUN TIT
PAYS BEST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-07

nur Ia Tosca" ladiee Button
Ana Lace SHOES are extremely stylish
.arity as they are m They come
With KID and patent leather tips.
These SHOES viii enjoy an unpar-
aiielei sale and they're fresh f-um
refractory. They're equal "a any IS
shoe ever sod. but our price tor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-07

Lie the La To.ca." our IL.
Mascot" Button and lace shoes
VIII BE- immensely porular. They
have. ficadilly to.s with patent lea
Their tips. They're equal TO Is
shoes. but. like the styles above,
WI f'ee s---.--------.--.--.-..
The Juliet r. newcomer.
made Of Fine pongola. It's Hapi-
turn Button Boot in opera toe, with
patent leather tip and patent leather
Lack foxine. les an entirely new
Shoe OF our own design. aud IL was
made 10 sell at the loo price OF.
Another REGULAR g. Shoe at 90 as
Is our Ladies' Fine Donsola Hand
turn Shoe. pointed toe, patent lea
Their tip and low heel. stylish and
very comfortable. Our Price L.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN: A Fine
Cali Handsewed Lace or Congress
shoe that cannot be eaualed for $5.
All different styles, toes and lasts. and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-07

Cl.AC to s5.6s.-Between these extremes prices
many others. for collection of Fine Silk Hosiery
the equal of which has before been brought to
Washington The usual also opera lengths and tights
are included at above prices The buyer will be only
too pleAsed for conncisseus to call look through
the stock without any present thought Of buying.