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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-18

Arletta, wife Of David Gilman, died at her
home in South Montvllt, Aug. :. 1892, aged
% years and 1odays She leaves a husband,
two daughters and one son to mourn their
loss. She was kind and devoted wife and IL
by all who knew her. She has been a nltm-
ber OF South Montvile Grange for several
Years and the Grange sincerely mourns her
loss. She left a bright evidence behind that
she had gone to meet her dear Savior The
funeral services We're conducted bv Rev f.
NJ. brigham.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-18

lletry Literary News ana Notes. The Lock
r The Granite cutters. Good Tempars. Reg
..-ernf Deep Water Vessels.
PAGE T.
Roads. illustrated State FAIR Races.
= directory.
PAGE s.
-.s -ieft Locals County Correspondence Ship
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-18

: B-CRIrrIoN TERMS. In advance. 81 90 year;
araIu The year, $3.50; at the expiration of the
gsal, $500 - ,.,
,uLth in column 81 90 for week, and 25
.-~ for each subsequent insertion. A fraction of
. are charged full one
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-18
Rcpublleal1 'Journal.
YrslisHEp EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY THE
1pDabliCan Journal Publishing Co.
-argest Circulation in City and County

The Journal IS THE PAPER for Maine sea
tdring people,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

Moved by circumstances that are truly de-
press'ug and emboldened by the political eff.
forts his Observation-Disclosures in this coun-
try tie English farmer is beginning to assert
hims, II and to demand many things which
should never have been out of his possession.
Few classes have suffered so long OF so patiently
rs the agricultural section of Great BrItain's
population. Born into the midst of conditions
created by those who through foolishness OF
uncuneern were the oppressors Of all not re-
ga,ded socially equal. the English and Welsh
farmers have struggled uncomplainingly with
WORKOUT soil. exorbitant rents and landlordism
in its worst phases until it has become evident
even to the stolid and long-suffering British
bucolie intellect that agitation and action are
absolutely necessary. Conscious of the right
eousness Of their cause and urged onward by
financial pressure the yeomen have asked a
conference with representatives of the land
owning class, and when that body meets
viii present for its consideration
carefully prepared measure in which
the free sale Of improvements. fxity of tenure
and land court to establish fair rents will be
the leading features. None of the propositions
advanced are In any sense unreasonable. but
this fact will be by no means plain to the land
lords, who as a rule have an unenviable record
for obtuseness. Something more than argu-
ment will be needed, and this something is
likely to make its appearance when the farm
srs' party-for there is such a party in Eng
land, just as surely as there is in Kansas-joins
hands with the radicals. Parliament may in
cline toward delay and propose the appoint
ment of an agricultural commission, but the
probabilities are tina the government will be
compelled to legislate in the immediate future
on one or two Of the more important points. 1t is
quite likely that within year or so agricultural
rents in the island will move on a sliding SCALE
with a fixed ratio between the amount paid and
the market value of the soils products.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

Speaker Crisp had better beware. There is
trouble ahead and afoct. The ever-accurate
BdhimOre american SAYS: Zone Roger @. Mills
Of Corsicana. Tex, now United States Sena-
tor, has Shetted his knife for a twelve-month
for the scalp of enc Charles Frederick Crisp
Of Americas. Ca. and 1t looks as though there
might be fetloek hanging at his belt when
the smoke of the battle has cleared away"
The metapho-ical reference to Mr.. Crisp's
scalp Is easily understood. but why should
Senator Mills he extremely savage as to de-
sire one Of Mr.. Crisp's valuable fetlocks? This
problem Is respectfully referred to the Ameri-
car > horse editor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

Unexpected and therefore the more forcible
j. the argument advanced BY the New York
World in discussing that threadbare PROPOSE
sition that "to the victors belong the spoils. :"
Calmly, and ye. with vigor, /. opposes the idea
that the people Of the United States are as
much concerned in a change of officers they
are in a change Of governmental policy. After
stating that the practice Of changing the whole
body Of public servants with every turn in an cleo
ton is not the policy Of all parties in all govern
ments. the World holds that AL Offices having
. direct relation to the policy of the party in
power should be filed with sdherents Of that
party. fitted BY character and capacity to per-
form the duties required All subordinate po-
sitious, requiring mainly routine work. should
be filed BY men selected for their fitness for
the work to be done and retained for their
fidelity and skill. The offices are the
business agencies Of the people. They
should be conducted on business prin-
ciples. II is not good business TO rotate
through the public Offices every four years a
new procession of greenhorns. appointed be-
cause they are useful TO some political boss.
No private business could prosper under snch a
policy. Neither IL it good politics TO demoralize
the public business simply TO crafty one out Of
ten partissns who hungry for Office No
man has any claim to public employment OK
eept such as is founded on superior merit.
Certainly the rascals must go and the Of
fensive partissns with them But let not the
democracy practice the abuses 1t has con-
demned nor ignore the promises it has made"
These sound and sensible utterances are cal
culated 70 develop heart disease among the
practical politicians. who have been led to look
10 the World for different sort of sentiment.
The application of business principles to the
conduct Of governmental affairs is something
for which THE STAR has always contended
The World is heartily welcomed into the fold
OF civil service reform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28
- . -

The monetary conference forfeits all chance
OF accomplishing satisfactory results when a
spirit " narrOwness Ob:rudes itself in the dis
eussions- No opinion should be so obstinate as
to make impossible the prime purpose of the
conference the adapting Of individual methods
to mutual interests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

There are people whose minds we're unbal-
sneed by the alleged possibilities of a collision
between Ihis earth and the comet. The grown
person who delights in terrifying children with
the bOgy man i regarded unit for response
bility. Public sentiment does not a. vet appear
10 have reached the astronomer who makes use
OF his presumably superior knowledge to mys-
tfy and Brighten people whose mental equip
nent Is not up to standard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28
- -

Americans who delight in American suprem-
aey of all kinds will doubtless be delighted to
hear that there is greater heat and more
meteorological discomfort in the Death Valley
Of California than has ever been known in the
hottest portions Of India or even in the desert
o. sahara. This is a great country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

he slightest things that Mr.. Cleveland does
are now eagerly placed before newspaper readers
a. matters o; interest. The things tina: he
does not NAV command an even greater share
Of attention later on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

Mr. Whitneys services to Mr.. Cleveland did
not end with the successful close of his work as
Campaign manager. He Is now assisting him
Ne glit.ering example to democrats Of man
who does not want an Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

From the present outlook every community
IN the country i in danger OF being disrupted
BY contentious growing out of the aspirations
OF Icm, Dick and Harry to attain Office"
Chicago Nes-s Record.
les. YES; We know all about Tom Johnsonand
Dick Croker. but who on earth is Harry?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

Things are rapidly taking such shape tina;
no interview with Bismarck viii be considered
complete unless followed promptly by the
eAsneellO-'s repGiiation-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

Cleveland may have though; he was getting
Away from the Office seeker when he went to
BIoadWater Island. but its dollars to cruler.
that the hight house keeper makes himself solid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

masked highwayman is terrorizing a Sec
ton Of Chicago. When the worlds fair opens
be will probably take of MS mask and drive
hack OF open a lunch room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

III democratic spellbinders had promised less
during the campaign democratic leaders would
not have TO Go so much thinking now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

IL appears to be quite a. difficult to make pre-
diehons concerning comets as it Is TO foretell
political results
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

rrrTBE hsppie.i Of all the year is approach
{ ing-and . mouth il . short time to make
7 really In
1t is not little perplrpns to decide Just what to
give each your circle Of intimaes Regard robs
tn. gift-whaisver 10 may be-of . money value.
AuEht but the spirit that prompted 81 Il forgotten
The older tn. custom grows the farther all drift
from the s-n.ehss-the nearer to the useful That
which keep. the dopor mos, mind 1. the bes: mes
senser to send.
After you hxvs thought and thought - and
thoHoht--you had better make up your mind on
HANDKERCHIEF They will be welcome every
where. Such popular gifts have they become that
the makers have designed some especially attractive
patterns Qualities and effects that folks would not
possession would be pleasure to know you sent
them would make them doubly so.
We have gotten the beauties" tosesner-au Of
thern-from MUELLER to a dainty LACE bit The
best qualities that are to be had after search Of all
markets. The sooner yon decide the better-for you
can make selections-and keep Of the throng
that always Christina, counters the day or
two before.
Here Is . little home reading that VIII argue the
ACCESSIBILITY of following our suggestion:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28
OrHERs, $40 SUITES FoR $3.50.

Elegant Solid Oak Chamber Suites, three
large pieces. French beveled plate glass, large
washstand with combination splasher rail-
neatly carved Would cost you $40 elsewhere
Only S36. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

Mystic shriners at Albany a live camel in
thsir ceremonies. Is this blow at the goat in
ensuy1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28
THREE EXCELLENT BARGAINS IL RED
CuR1Y BrRcH Su1res

We have just placed on our floor three ex-
cellent styles of Red Curly Birch Suites fn-
ished with square and odd-shaped French
beveled plate mirrors. As you are probably
aware. red curly birch is the most fashion
able Of all chamber suites. These we will
mark at the popular prices of S3S. so
S4I so and SAB. 90. They will cost you
from SS to $40 more elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28
WHITE EsAMELEp
BRIDAL CHAMBER SUITES.

TIE attention of hotel owners and Others
DESTROYS Of furnishing bridal chambers is
called to a new and elegant line of White
Enameled Chamber Suites. These are ivory
finished. have 3 large pieces with French
beve1ed glass mirror. at the extraordinarily
low price OF $50 each. &75 would be cheap for
such elegant white enameled suites
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28
OTHERS, $50 SUITES FoR $3.50.

Elegant Chartered Sawed Oak Chamber
Suite. extra large pieces. 4s-inch dresser,
with 30x36 French beveled plate glass mir
ror. handsomely carved, hand polished
Would cost elsewhere at least $50. Only
SAG 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28


OILS the best manufactured the best We ever saw for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10th st. building
r DEPARTMENT A-L1NE OF THE
, II. T." Conszrs
,es 10 At all figures.
. so pair
annex to 10Th st. bnilding.)
GAIN In
Dress Srurps.
2 browns and fancy effects. 40 inches wild. and
Soc.
yard
HoUsEFuRx1sH,NG AND CHINA WARE
DEPARTMENT.
Full assortments of Granite Iron, Blue and White.
Plain Tin. Block Tin, Japanned. Wooden Willow
Wire. Steel and Iron Wares besides thousands of ar
ces of use-artices never thought Of until
needed.
GRANITE IRON WARE.
Kettles. Oyster Stands.
saucepans. Pie Plates.
Rice Boilers, Drip Pans,
Fish Boilers. Ham Boilers.
Tea Kettles. Tea Pots.
Buckets. Coffee Pots.
Butter Kettles. Coffee Bixgius,
Dish Pans. Chatting Dishes.
Egg Pans. Bread Raisers.
Dippers. Baking Dishes,
Fry Pans. Pudding Pans
Cake Mods. Jelly Cake Pans,
Tunnels. Soup Bowls
Pitchers, Tart Pans,
Tea steepers. Foot Tubs.
Soap Dishes. Stop Jars.
Water Carriers. straners,
Scoops. Measures.
Cuspidors. Colanders.
Muffin Pans &C., &C.
WIRE GOODS
Tea Pot Stands. Potato Washers,
Soap Stands. Egg Whips
Sponge Racks. Soap Savers
Toasters, Strainers,
Sleeves. Cake Coolers
Plate Handles Pot Chains,
Brothers, Coat Racks.
Plate Racks. &c. &C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Electro Silicon. Silexo Hand Soap.
Shoe Backing, Crescent Knife Polish.
Stove Backing, Electric Cleanser,
Shoe Dressing. Putt Pomade
Rabbits Soap. Safety Matches,
Ivory Soap. Wax Tapers.
Enameline. Carpet Tacks,
soapine. Tooth Picks.
PearIine. Coat Hooks,
Brooks Crystal Soap. &C., &c.
CHINA DEPARTMENT
This department contains the largest assert
ment Of China. Crockery and Brica-brac ever shown
in Washington.
Dinner Sets. Pudding Dishes.
Tea Sets, Fruit Bowls.
Toilet Sets. Salad Bowls.
Fish Sets. Water Pitchers.
Game Sets. Cream Pitchers,
Soup Sets. Sugars and Creams.
Ice Cream Sets. Syrup Jugs.
Tete- a-tete Sets. Cheese Dishes,
Chocolate Sets. Bone Dishes,
Oatmeal Sets. = Fruit Saucers
Fancy Plates, Fancy Bowls,
Cups and saucers. Jardinieres.
Cuspidors, Vases Of every description,
Yellow Ware. Stone Ware,
And numerous others useful in every home.
WHITE French CHINA FoR
AMATEUR DEcoRAroRs.
Choice speciass in fancy shapes every article use-
full and ornamental.
tFnth hoor. and 1lth st. bldg
Special Rue VALUES
CHINESE GOAT RUGS. gray and white. so.es
inches.
WHITE ANaoRA RUGS. 3oxss inches,
FELT ART RUGS 27x54 inches,
-75c.-
DOMESTIC SMYRNA RUGS,
-18z38. roc
-26r54. 81. rs; worth e. Co.
-30xao. 81 25. worth %. 2s.-
INFANTS CARRIAGE ROBES.
81 90 to $l000-
ORIENTAL RUGS. all styles and sizes.
Tourth hoor.. .1lth ct. bldga
HoL1DAr ApRoss.
LAWN APRONS. 100 dozen. four rows of rsverine.
wide hem and strings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

DO You Know
that GEO. NJ OYSTER. JE., was senior
nefns1 Of the old firm Of Geo. NJ. Oyster 4
Co. and that he Is the leader Of the butter
market today:
Do oC ANOw that he handles only the
puress and best Butter ehuraed and that his
Butter can always be relied upon,
A>o oo ASow that his prices are s.ways
the most onAble-as low IL not a ltffis
lower thsn eisewhsrss
Do oU ANow that he esn aIways be found
in Center Market. X street and o street mar
sees, and that he VIII he pleased to add YOU
% hn hiss Of pstrons.
Gro NJ. Orsrxn. Jn r...pAs.. ,a,o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II E.: Is +: $. $:
J F. F I! 4 |, E., 4 r. E. I.
2 D..TEss; S gEEeEshs.
A Few ITEMS Or INTEREST To.
TIE LADIES
MILLINERY
Tor which we are headluar.er..
Lad,es0 s m. .ses e., q;s.ytsst O''s'' r1ees
brown. poiSiea or d, ero cru fs4 co
ned sailors. in all colers. that Wsr. DS
Ladies 81 B;s; QSiaiii;S; American CSC
Ladies aait V French re- cSi Ssi; Eat. voc
ss; ). ina 8 S snS E cc a vA1. SI.19
So S. g 81 and h 81 ; aH were S39S
CIoAks
Ladies' Fur-trimmed Jacket. with
1 $,a :FnfGsH'i P 's Is . ,.sf 1898
ysesets. iull - inches long tailor
camel. hair Cloth f ResialsSf 'S Ssus or c5o5
ladies Aii;xcoi BLACK ci5th ccsp.:. eo-o
plain q, enlbyoidered tailor made
s II! I nsss. Ions nssai.i S6.4S
Cloth Jackets. faI "a inches long,
s eiiP 6a .llsd d pearl buttons: Enssh 1915
3-CApr CoArs.
We have The largest assortment OF Trfple-care
isr S,s ana aewmarksts and childrens Costs
ladies' 3-eaTe, Jecsets. s's fu Ne sSS,f'
s1,,n t hnishea- Regular value. S11SO
n, VIC 49,: u t.Do
CHHgnrS,s CO.Es.
sr sss1:d e fissraoxa Coat. = p'ls, - %
k trimmed with velvet 10 mate WITH %ft ir tan
s S;s, C w shoulder. Regular price. 81 -
ae Ts card na, ,P9 Gnd s Go. eHss
value sic speciai s IS s ss buttons Regular
LADIES AND CHnDRrS,s FURNISHINGS.
LADIES' ApRoxs Ar &c
Fun Length India Lawn Aprons deep hem ana
tucks. wide strings. Sc. ''" anu
31c. Lsprrs Aprons Ar l9c.
o, bbatr1 Lensth Aprons deep hem and tucks.
50c LADIES DARK SKIRTS Ar 800
Ma, LADIES, Do%st skirts in stripes and checks
S fSs "a S spssi RS &C. and black &c Regular
Sl.25 LADIES SArrrEx SKIRTS Ar
g. % om sps <ish dee deep pleatins ReSuisF price.
50 LADIES Flannel WArsrs Ar
Sl.39.
Atwood Flannel Norfolk Waists. fine pleating
=. hlack; &c Regular price 60 Special. 81 ,sa
80 LADIES SIX Wnsrs Ar
$3.50.
% navy and H White rs fpe sp S Gis as
I'm front. Regular price. IS. special e.. 50.
81 AND 50c, CoRsErs AT 25c.
sq so STf ' sp.t III @
K. AND q. CoRsErs Ar 75c.
I'M boned extra long waists double side steels.
and medium waists. Regular price. 6bc Special.
5Oc. CH1LDhEs's GrSeHAM ARROWS
Ar pc
trimmed S1ies are und neck and armhOe- Regular
LARIEs, RIBBEp PAsrs Ar 19c.
&c. LADIES CASHMERE NEsrs Ar
49c
Esse Rssuiaf Price Sc Df sPec sI'G G5
81 LADIES Sc.nLEr NEsrs AT
Toe.
xad wIal Ssarlst vests and Pants warranted all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

cHILDs McDERMIp.
Ladies Furni.Aers.
11i4llIe St NV.
BDP ERR EEE ssss ssss
3 Z FRI En- ssss ssss
bpb 4 kER ssss ssss
: ss s. &c $ IS $$ E. -
We call attention to our large and yell o..
iecfed stock embracing erery style and a. io,ce,r
prices An exceptionally choice assortment Of,
Wool FApRrcs PVT Ur Ii Dnrss
PATTERNS
Al
S3.15, S5.9S, S6.15, S6.4S,
$3.50. 1926. S1l sp.. S24.
The prices at which these goods are now Of
fered are from 50 to 50 per cent less than former
priees- No such opportunity 10 get s2:worth
OF merchandise for Ell has erer been presented.
g. g. + g 4 & s ::
CCC ILL 90 A X SSSS -
Important reductions in the prices Of our
CLOAkS. JACKETS and NEwMARKETS to
go into effect tomorrow with this result:
Lot Handsome TAN FUR TRIMMED.
pearl buttons. silk lining; were s24. 80; will
be marked $3.50.
Lot Handsome TAN DIAGONAL GAR
MENTS; were S14, will be marked 50
Lot Handsome SCOTCH CHEVIoT. FUR
TRIMMED; were SIS 40. will be marked
eI2
Lot Handsome SCOTCH cHEvIoT. opos-
Sum TRIMMED. s13 so; will be marked sIo
Lot Handsome ALL-WoOL DIAGONAL
TAILoR-MADE JACKETS; were sI2; now
$3.50
Lot ALIrwooL JACKETS; were slo:n
$3.50
Closing out SEAL PLUSH JACKETS. $40;
were so5
Also lines in SEAL PLUSH WRAPS. els;
were s45.
We would be pleased to have the ladies' Of
Washington and vicinity call at our store and
examine the NEW STYLES In CLOAKS.
WRAPS, DRESS IA BRICS, LYON SILKS,
CHAAGEABLE VELVETs. DRESS TRIM
MING. Ia CHS. HOSIERY, CORSETS
UNDERWEAR. HANDKERCHIEFS De-.
assuring them of polite attention whether they
purchase or not. We always glad TO show
customers our goods and it is expected
that when ladies 20 around shopping and look
ing where they do the best for the money
as they should that they always expected
to buy. We cordially invite them to come and
tnspect-not only the above goods, but also our
large
DREssMAKING DEPARTMENT.
CH1LDs & McDERN1p.
"Eperpthino Woman WdHts."
11l4-11l6 F Sr. n. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

Will b. her. in day or .o-.he sam, a, nr,,-xooa
fn.... fRicl
n n a
IoLLs 4 Roh -
9th door
-
WE HAVE ADDED TO OUR CoRsE
CELEBRATED IxpoRrr
wh,,e and h,cs-s,.
81. rs to 3
ga noor
A b,
w,
ALL w DOL
o 5oo va,a..u aas,-.h,s co,o-.-N.vv a-s.r gray
Worth
va oor-.'..'''.'.....''..-.
-
ID Wy
DoYS ALL w DOL COMBINATION
QUITS.
Another large invoice Just ina coat and two
pairs of trousers for
-s5 Co.,
.
LADIES BLACK S.rErs SKIRTS.
Fifty Dozen box plated rufie and fold above.
-Speci.l price al 90
LADIES DLACK SATEEN SKIRTS,
,s.eona floor .spe'l4i price, 10 10th s.. building
90
~
w.. ,.-.., .,,, o -. ,.,,.., s,o.. 49,. ..-,,.,..
daily. The latest are CLOTH TOP GENUINE
soles. for stree. wear.
heavy h.nd-.urned sole.. patent leather trimmings.
''Da, 'A'e' ''A ~ -"'N' '' 'A
0""p
w. '" Oh"
where
Bows, Avn Cu,,nprx,s Scuoo1 Avn
DREss SHoEs.
good assortment always on hand'
i'" !" e"''o
Inc very oeS' 'na' can oe soid i'r 'he prices
INFANTS DREAM FLANNEL w RAPPERs.'
r,,,., ur,.,, ,v,,.a md .o,,or+.,,s
-s.eciaI pr,ce. Al fl
INFANTS WHITE Bath WRAPPERS
Washable. hood attached
-sL.'o--
(second floor ST. building2
80
UILT EMBROIDERED Swiss.
10 n;scss 2, ,,.hss vida su,,.,,s for curtains
s,.c,., ,-,.. o., v.rd
,s..o,a eoor ~, ., ,,,,a;,x
~
81 IxcH Curprox
Slofoioeieu ouRo-oioe' PinA' sAhon' oiacA' 1>ne'
mas eorA. cardinal tan and gray.
Hy.yy Co,,pnn ,.,-,
trimming 'Aoe covers ana pea spreads
'i'' "0'f "a annex
SEAsoNABIE lrEws IHrsr
vv,y ,,v, or u,u , .,
NEW LINE OF HAND-KNiT FAscINAroRs.
rs''. - A 'o'ol' 'pe''-i '0' VI
80
CARDIGAN JACKETS. with and without sleeves
NEW SHOULDER saAwIs-sras. black and
u, m5s.; =. 81; %; 81; q and $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28
NlUFFLERs.

WHITE and CREAM SILK MUFFLERs-
brocsded polka dots and other new patterns
75e. TO s2.25.
BLACK and WHITE PLAID and CHECK
SILK MUFFLERS-sl
CoLoRED PLAID SILK MUFFLERS-
Ell
BLACK BRoCADED SILK MUFFLERs-
81
LADIES' SILk MUFFLERS-solid colors In
Light Blns. Pink. Nile Green. Yellow. Buff.
Hehotrope. Black and white-25c. SOC. and
65c.
MEMS SILK DAMASSE HANDLER
CHiEFS-S1 and 81. 25.
MEMS COLORED BORDERED SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS-5 and 15c.
MEMS LINEN INITIAL HANDKER-
CHIEfS-2jc. and soc.
MEMS UNLAUNDERED PURE LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS. with one-inch hern-12ISc.
MEMS PURE LINEN HENSTITCHED
HANDKERCHIEFS-25c to 75c.
MEMS COLORED BORDERED HANDLER
CHIEFS-new designs-l21sc. -PURE LINEN
-25c. and SOC.
MEMS HEMMED LINEN HANDEER-
CH1EFs-l21ec-. 37,Sc. and SOC.
MEMS FANCY BOXES OF SIX HAND
KERCHIEFS-e1. s1.25. 81. 80. sl.75, 81. 80
and e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28
OrHERs, 800 SUITES For $3.50.

Elegant CHARTERED Sawed Oak Chamber
Suite, with double-top dresser and wash
stand. handsomely carved. % AZ inch
dresser large French oval plate glass. hand
polished. Would cost you elsewhere at least
S65. Only &17. 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28
OrHEns' S25 SUITES Fon $3.50.
OrHERs' 1913 SUITES For S3l. so.

Fine Imitation Mahogany 3piece Chamber
Suites. large pieces. large French beveled
oval glass, washstand finished with splasher
rail, neatly carved and brass trimmed. Equal
to others $3S suites. Only S31. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28
KINGS PALACE.

Sf2-Sl4 GfH ST. NV. II
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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CHILDREs,s Grrr HASpKrKcH1Ers.

CHILDREx's Grrr HAxpkEKcHrErs
CH1LDREN'S PLAIN WHITE LINEN
UNDERGRADUATES and 2Oc.
CH1LDREN'S WHITE EMBROIDERED
LINEN HANDkERCHIEFS-2
CHiIDRES'S COLORED BORDERED
HANDkERCHIEFS-fas qualities-5c. each
CHILDKEN'S FANCY BOXES OF THREE
HANDkEkCHIEFS- 25c.- 75c and Sc
We put every dollars worth you buy in a neat
oox-fBEE-that makes them all the more present
able. Really you cannot invest your money in a
more satisfaction giving gift-nor in better assert
you Of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28
OrHERs' S75 SUITES Fon S65.

Elegant Extra Large 3-piece Black Walnut
Suite, handsomely carved and finished, with
Tennessee marble tops and oxidized trim
mings. Cost you at least go elsewhere.
Only &65 each.