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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-13
IMPRISONED BY MISTAKE.
An Innocent Inmate OF tho Massachu.
setts Penitentiary 10 Released

An Innocent Inmate OF tho Massachu-
setts Penitentiary 10 Released
BosToN, Dec. l3-Stephen Hall, An in
nocent man who was undergoing SEN
tence OF ten years in the state prison at
Charlestown, has been set free. He IL q
colored man, aud received his sentence on
Oct. "a last. Hall was convicted Of break
ing aud entering the house Of Dr. Judge,
and the evidence tended to prove that he
was knocked down stairs by DR.. Judge
and retrented TO the basement. where he
was confronted by a man and woman who
occupied that part of the house The
burglar fired several shots but wounded
nobody. Finally he escaped through .
basement window. District Attorney
Shugrue was the prosecuting attorney In
this case, and secured q conviction be-
cause the witnesses were positive that
Hall was the man whom they ssw In their
house. Since sentences WAS pronounced
Mr.. Shugrue has received convincing
proof Of the mans innocence
Hall was taken from prison and brought
into the superior criminal court ysster-
day, where the district attorney made q
motion for a new trial OF the case. Judge
Thompson allowed the motion. Then the
district attorney moved that the case bs
hol pressed. The Judge allowed this mo
lion also. and Hall was then and there
given his freedom The man who eom-
mittsd the burglary at DR.. Judges house
has con nfrssed
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-13
Auorrih,e K.,iro.d Accident

Is a daily chronIci. IN our papers; also the
death of some dear frien who has died with
consumption, whereas, N he or she hal taken
otto'- Cure for tn auu lung diseases In
times, llf. would have been rendered hap
pier u perhaps saved. Heed the warningi
1t youh We n cough q any AT elton OF the
tn oat and lungs call NJ Fisk a Co, sole
agents, and gel a trial tOttle iree. Large size
Slc.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-13

NJ. Higgins Bro. TT.
ruol and dsa mpss Rooms. shorsn haaa seSsst
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-13

Nj. Higgins Bros. TT.
Poei and sample Rooms. 10 North Main street
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-13

MI. H,Kxsps Bros. r.v.
Pool and sample Rooms. 10 North Main Street
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-13

AAv~ss.ss your wants In the rxrBuSI.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-13

Buy your Holiday Goods OF the
PAwrUCKEr FURNTrrRE Co,
~ North Main street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

The agreement Of the two houses of Con-
eress on the subject of Chinese exclusion is to
be applauded by all sensible patriots. 1t
is not so much that this man CT that man.
one house or tho other should lead in
the matter. the essential thing is to have
something done in time to prevent an en-
largement of the evil. The bill agreed upon.
while on the Senate plan OF a ten-years'
extension of existing legislation, is radically
different in other respects, approximating the
Geary or House measure. One of the best
ideas, without which in some form any ex-
clusion act at this time would be abOrtive. is
the provision for one years Imprisonment,
followed by sending the convict back to
China. Of all Chinese persons seeking to evade
the terms of the law. This may seem harsh at
first glance. but some stringent provision Of the
sort Is essential Another feature is the re-
quirement of certificates for Chinese laborers
now in the republic, and delicate suggestion
In the law that a certificate while not legally
compulsory to other Celestiais resident here
Is a desirable thing 70 have and can easily be
obtained. The next important feature IL the
nesatlOn of bail for the Chinese in habeas cor
Pus cases pending decision. Great abuses
have crePt IL under the present law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
The successor to Judge Montgomery. il he

The successor 20 Judge Montgomery. il he
be chosen solely with the welfare Of the COM
nlunity in view. will be selected from the Dis
trict bar. The confused and complicated substan-
tive law of the District. and it's common law
procedure. modified by rules of court, differ
ing from the practice in code states, cause a
special education in local law and practice to
be necessary in most cases to the full perform
ance Of the duties of a member of the District
court The fact that the original jurisdiction
OF our court is more varied than that of any
other American tribunal also emphasizes the
Importance Of securing men upon 1t who are
trained by local legal experience. Then our
court il far behindhand with its work, and the
community needs q judge to fill effectively the
vacancy and to perform with facility his share
of the be nch's task. and cannot afford to EN-
baTrass the bench with a judicial apprentice
instead Of a Judge who will have to learn Dis
trict law and practice while administering
and enforcing them, and whose educational
experiments will be conducted at the
expense of the interests Of litigants before him.
No matter how apt pupil such an apprentice
may be, no matter how eloquent political
speaker in his party's cause, no matter how
pleasing his personal presence, it is very evil
dent that the local interests will be better
served by the appointment OF lawyer from
the able bar of the District. The Home Rule
planks Of the national platforms furnish
sound and healthy principle to follow. for the
reasons indicated, in the appointment of Dis
trict judges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

The farmers and millers Of Iowa deserve
credit for their generosity in contributing a
cargo of grain for the relief OF the starving
peasants OF Russia. The ship bearing the
grain lef. this port Yesterday and II will be in
the Russian port of Riga before the end of the
month Il wind aNd weather are favorable. All
honor to the klnd-Eeartod people OF Iowa
New York sun.
While the contribution Of Iowa was I'M
6o1Otediy generous anu crcditable the people
of the District OF Columbia who supplied the
ship for the transportation OF the grain made q
proport.cnately larger contribution than the
people CT Iowa and should not be entirely over
looAed in the distribution of credit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

The Instructions given 20 our vessels in
Bring sea based On the new modus yivondi
are notably different from those given last
year 10 American cruisers and ought to be
much more effective. Tile Secretary Of the
Navy order that scaling vessels shall be seized
whether previous notice shall have been
served OF not. that the mere presence in Boring
Sea Of vessel having on board Il sealing outfit
is sufficient cause for seizure, and that all
persons found on board Of such vessels shall be
sent with the vessel to suffer penalty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

WashingtOn's grain ship il now under way
Carrying iowa's contribution Of grain to the
russian famine sufferers. II is a matter of
pleasan. significance to find the people of the
east and west. separated by many states. CO.
Operating in a matter of national charity 1t
Speaks well for the country and the times IN
which We live
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

There is certainly vast difference between
the figures made by the economists of the War
DEPARTING Mt and those made By the economists
Of the House appropriations committee or
Notifications. While the latter seems willing
to concede only S24l237G, or Sl.362427 less
than last years biz. the estimates call for an
expenditure Of nearly seven millions more
The House economists are pairing close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
- . -

The raise of the price OF coal in the leading
Railway deal comes at a time when is effects
are no. likely 20 be fully appreciated. Prom,
investigation and action by Congress Nigh;
prevent the bitter distress which high price
for fuel means
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

The printers of Washington deserve high
credit for leading of in the United States in the
matter of building Typographical Union hall.
Their handsome new structure on G street is
worthy of the capital city and of the men who
ply the art preservatiye." Typographical
Union No. l01 has the Stars best wishes Cor
its success and seems also to have the publrc's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

The rumOr that Senator sherman expects to
resign because he IS at work editing his broth
er's letters is one ;hgt presents the life Of q
legislator in a new aspect. The idea that
the duties of a man who represents the people
at the Capitol shoald prevent Kim from pub
fishing book or going to the races or do
ing anything else tina: strikes his fancy is
one that ms not before been generally pre-.
scented to the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

A gentleman from Holland named Mauritz
Wagenvoort and another from Sweden named
{. {. Uddgren are getting ready TO write a
book abou; the United States. ANY European
country that has not had shy at this agreeable
and harmless Pas;ime should make haste to re-
pair the oversight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

The twenty-frst general conference OF The
Methods: Church IN session at Omahn signal
lied its opening by assigning separate seats.
after some opposition. to the laity. The lay
element Is becoming more and more an i'm
portant factor in that church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

The argument so commonly urged in behalf
Of murderer whose crime has peculiar ele-
meats OF horror, as in the case OF Deeming.
that a sane man could not be guilty OF so mon
s;rous an act is proper enough for theory and
science. but practically accepted it would be
full Of dangerous possibilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
Tar Extra VALUES liz Brsr
QuAIrrr DnEss FrsDrxes


AND SUPPLIES
That we will offer this week will save you many
dimes IL you are prudent enough TO take nd
vantage Of them. OUR SMALL WARE and
DREsSMAKERS' SUPPLY DEPARTMENT 10
one Of the LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE
In this city, and NOWHERE in the UNITED
STATES can you FIND SUCH All ENORMOUS
ASSORTMENT Of BELTINGs and WHALE
BONE CASTINGS a. We are NOW SHOWING
at PRICES that are GUARANTEED to be the
LOWEST. Here are . few Of the SPECIAL
VALUES that We will offer THIS WEEK.
WATERPROOF SKIRT PROTECTORS,
made Of the FINEST wATER-PROOF GOsSA-
MER, lined with English satteeu, BOX
PLATED. curved for BELL TRAINS. in col
ors Of BROWN. DARK GRAY. TAN. CREAM,
WHITE. BLACK. DARK BROWN. GRAY.
SLATE LIGHT SLATE, MODE Regular
price for dark colorA Zoe: for light shades. 80
and 33c. OUR SPECIAL PRICE FOR ANY
SHADE,
Ice EACH.
BIAS LINEN DUCK CANVAS FOR DRESS
FACING in yard lengths, oil shades. Resu.
lar price, % and 2Sc. REDUCED SPECIAL
PRICE,
19c EACH.
PURE INDIA RUBBER ODORLESS DRESS
SHIELDS. every pair GUARANTEED to wear
we'll Special price, l2. Is. i Sc pair.
THE CELEBRATED EVER READY DRESS
STAY. all lengths and eolors . SUPERIOR
DRESS STAY. viii NOT RUST and will out
wear ANY DRESS
200 9-yard piece BONE CASING. in nov
ELTY COLoRs. Regular price. Is and $780,
SPECIAL PRICE,
DC PIECE.
FLAT SILK DRESS LACERs, all shades.
Regular price, poe. SPECIAL PRICE, 2lc
each
SILK CORDS. ALL SHADES, AT SPECIAL
PRICES
ONE JOB LOT OF wHALEBONEs, in
BLACK or WHITE. in 8, o, or 10 in Regular
Price. 10. IL. lac. SPECIAL PRICE,
2, 3 and Sc DOZEN
VELVETEEN SKIRT BINDINGS. all colors,
for 0. 10. 25opiece.
And THOUSANDS Of NEEDED ARTICLES
too numerous to mention; all ct SPECIAL
PRICES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
LADIES CAMpRrc UxprRwr.n.
SOC SUMNER CoRsrrs Acc

Not much of . reduction but in order TO give the
best possible Corset at 80 cents had to pay within
few cents Of 30 csnts. We paid the maker = good
price and be warrants the 10 u.s. that they
pull out" As the usual SOC feather-weighs Corsets
often do. we viii give . new pair.
fOc-THESE 75c QUALITY SUMNER WEIGHT
COutl Corsets for only acc. See them. You will not
have 10 so 20 the second oor these Specials will
be for tomorrow on hrst-hoor bargain conntsra
lOc-THE BEST e1 LONG WAIST CoUTIL COR.
set on the market II you feel disposed have pair
tried on We know you'll recognize the face
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
Sss SSSHs & III f f. %%%%w% ss SIS
\ u u K x n mn ERR u" w sSss
3 BDR 4 IL -
DDb ii LII 7
I f. + s f. Erfs '

Summer weather At last Very opportunity
we have added q number Of special lots Of sum-
mer Underwear, and so tomorrow shall iuaugu-
ratea special SALE by Offering the following
extra values:
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests. White and Ecru.
Wand square neck. Regular Pc quality. Only
21c each.
Ladies' Ecru Swiss Ribbed Vests, low neck
and no sleeves. run with tape, finished neck.
Special value only 21c each.
Ladies' White swiss Ribbed Isle Thread
Vests. low neck and no sleeves. Special
value only 37Jxc each
Ladies' White Swiss Ribbed Pants. knee
lengths. Special valne only 37Itc per pair.
Ladies' Black Ribbed Vests, low neck and no
sleeves. Only Boo each
Ladies' Sir ard Isle Thread Vests. Only
75c each.
Ladies' Black Isle Thread Vests. Only 75c
each.
Ladies' Cream All-silk Ribbed Vests. low neck
shd no sleeves. Only 81 each. Best quality
ever offered at the price.
Ladies' White Swiss Ribbed Corset Covers. low
neck and no sleeves. low and high neck, button
UP front Only SOC each
FOR LADIES WHO RIDE HORSEBACK
Ladies' Ribbed-top Isle Thread Equest rienns
Pants. knee lengths. tops run with ribbon 30
as to ut comfortably and closely over the hips
Only &c per pair.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Combination Suits, low
neck aud no sleeves, : L - each: high neck and
long sleeves. 81 so each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

Madame Chareot is said to hypnotic men
with her eyes and make them obey her slightest
wish American women accomplish the same
results without laying any claims to hypnotic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
FOR YOUR BENEFIT.

whether you make your own Slip Covers or
have us do it for you. permit us to offer some
suggestions gained by our long experience in
handling this class OF merchandise. When you
are shown materials for this purpose partic-
ularly LINENS. draw your hand over both the
right and wrong sides. If they are not equally
smooth and regular don't buy the goods. IL
will not only scratch the frames of the flrni-
ture. but will cut and pull the upholstery OUR
SLIP COVER LINENS ARE IMPORTED
BOTH SIDES ARE SMOOTH AND IDENTI-
CALLY The SAME, AND WILL NOT DE-
FACE THE FUKNITURE-THE ONLY
PROPER KIND TO BUY. We also have full
assortment OF
CRETONNEs AND DIMITIEs
For covers. Imported also Great diversity Of
designs and colorngs-hand stamped in large
bold patterns If you hke-smsll and neat il
you wish-all tastes thought Of
IMPORTED CREToNNEs.
q quality. SOC yard
81 inches 15c quality. axe yard,
wide SOC quality. 25c yard.
Soc quality, lie yard,
SATIN STRIPED DIMITIEs,
White. Cream and Grsy-wide and narrow
stripes-32 inches wide
-25 and Bic yard
BELGIAN LINENS,
Finished both sides. SO inches wide,
-50c yard
(4th noor.. IL tn st building)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
As You VIII Frsp THEN.

s shss v Ssr S. q NV sS Q e. e g s. q
z s9 & ri 5 20 SIX ;Ed. passrMEsrrnrEs.
and MasS
n nsy a1 eSme trsequaSs,er. Of az inch and an
LET AZ; xSD GOLD bEAp BASEMENT;
.sLSek aH si TX Sss With gold
wide. They were from asc to vs. Use yard Any
Tskfks that we're sSe Ssh s and
NSM 5S ZEE aSs sf ysS1EMEsrrn,Es
Ssf S s ny q these psis.s il
t SxSD III IfS.F ,e
GoIoREp SILK pAssEMESrER1Es in all
EIsck sltK K ' Pas ssf MfsaNSaTER1Ess to
JET FissEMENTER1Es-1oc to s17.sos
nLAcK HAND-cRocHErEp pAssEMEN.
TEkIEs-75c to ~. IS yard.
STEEL BEAD Observation-Disclosures
half TO two and half inches wide-o0c to @2.25
9Er FRINGEs-two to twelve inches wide
BLACK RIBBON oFRrNaE-s,.as to IS .
moss sds .1 Ss ess DS fs:
iii ~ g. 81 L. ;Ess s up
JET ORNAMENTS that were 6Oc, Csc, s5c
and Sl6o-NOW soc, SIC. 65c and Sl.25
BLACK SILK GIRDLES that were s295
and &4.21-NQW Sl.35 aud $225
BLACK SILK ORNAMENT that were S5c,
81, and s225-NOW 35c and 75o.
CLEOPAIkA JET GIRDLEs that were
o.. 25-NOW 1875.
CLEoPATRA GOLD GIRDLEs that were
o0.76-NOW 1925.
The prices are threadbare. It is deed Of our ow
like the DRESS GOODS. We would rath,
have clear counter to begin the next season. Wit
such An Offering there is not doubt you will make
clean sweep. There is nothing in the whole sssor
ment thatis not abarsain. They are all NOVELTIES
and the BRsT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
CORsErs FoR SUMNER WrAn.

Lattice-work Summer COrsets, excellent
shape, well boned only SOC per rair
"sonnette' Summer Corsets, made by the
famous &C. T." manufacturers, both long and
short waist. Only 8 | each.
All-linen Corsets. cool and extra durable.
Only 81 10 Ter pair
Pongee silk Corsets, the Ideal" Summer
Corse;s, only 50 per pair
W have full line of Celebrated &C. p" Cor
sets. III all the various shapes and lengths Of
waist, in White, Drab Ecru and Black
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

The House on suspension Mondays, when it
gets fairly down to business, is an object lesson
TO that body on other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
FRon TnE WHITE GooDs DrpAR1

We have placed on our BARGAIN counter I
case of FINE WHITE ORGANDY, in SMALL,
MEDIUM and LARGE PLAIDS; also STRIPES.
Regular price.l Is and zoe yard YOUR CHOICE
OF THIS CASE FOR 12Ifc yard.
10 pieces in FINER QUALITY. Regular
price. 22c. BARGAIN PRICE, l5c yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

Baron Fsva is on his way back to Washing
ton The entente eordiale is to be complete in
every detail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
MARIE DrccA's FAvonrrr

The most notable health garment Of the
are.
withoutan equal for comfort or durability
The liehtest Corset man ufactured
Made Of Porsee silk in two ccIors-Ecru
and White. Only the choicest whaiebone
used watch-spring Steel of high temper.
light weight and great elasticity enters into
its construction. The superaexibie front
steel. combined with the light weight and
perfect Mt Of this corset. makes IL without
peer for comfort and hygienic properties
1t adapts Itself to every movement Of the
body. and grants perfect freedom to the
organs Of respirntion. Eiocutionists and
singers pronounce 1t rneaualed. Marie
Decca is enth usiastic in her prsises Of IL
and will have no other
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR USE
WHILE ENGAGED IN PHYSICAL ExER-
else. Tennis, boating, horseback riding
and all physical exercises can be engaged in
while wearing this corset
and short
In Underclothins We are giving extra
values to familiarize our patrons with the
nne assortmen; in this comparatively new
department. All regular goods besides the
latest fads and novelties in Underwear are
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
ST. SHES FoR $50.

SOC yard for choice Of our grand gathering Of 81
Figured Silks comprising Printed Glace Two-tone
Ponsees IN and exclusive color combinations and
designs. And grand stock Of 81 Printed Shanghai
and japanese silks. "a and "a inches wide. Grounds
of Black. Cream. Golden Brown. Gray and Navy. with
serpentine stripes and figures in . hundred and one
new and beautiful desgns-an Ut $50 yard until
Wednesday at closing time
DOC. YARD for 7sc quality japanese Silks "a
inches wide. Art shades Of Lavenders, Pinks. Reds
Greens Yellows, Grays. Blues. Modes &c. which
brace forty shades. the French OF which might
puzzle the reader Is much % they do the writer.
SPEC1AL.-The following are new goods. ,ust re
ceved only give the assurance Of reliability
because bought Of . leading importer whose verbal
guarantee Ia equivalent to Q written bond Until
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

DRAWERS. CHEMIsEs, SKIRTS. GOWNS,
CORSET COVERS in MUSLIN, CAMBRIA,
LAWN. BATISTE, FRENCH JACKONETTE,
at SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES for the
OPENING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
LAcEs Ar HAIr Psrc..

You'll hear Of these aces long after they ere
Those who read our advertisement OF Saturday under
stand what we mean by Importers Remnants and M
doubt proted thereby Think Of it, Point d. Irelsnde
Valenciennes Chantilly. Fedora Point Gene and ORR
entail Lsces 81 lie. pc sec, SOC yard Worth from
35c TO 81 50ayard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
LASsBuHoH & BIO.

mo MATTER WHERE YOU GO-oR
which way you turn-you fud no such
assortment Of EMDROIDERIEs as you
do at
LANsBuReH & Bios
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

NOTE-wE WILL ALSO SHOW A VERY
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT Of GOWNS and
DRAWERS for MISSES and CHILDREN ct
VERY Low PRICES for the OPENING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
CH,LDREx,s UspERwEAn.

Chiidren's Ribbed Vests, low and high necks
with short and long sleeves. Only 25c each.
Children's Ribbed Pants. Soc per pair, three
pairs for 81.
Fun line of Children's Celebrated American
Hosiery Co.'s Vests and Pants; prices according
to sizes and qualities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

LAcEs AND EMBno1pER1Es
This Ia the season to buy Laces and Embroideries.
and we know this fact Now to induce you to buy
Your Embroideries and Laces OF us we will offer
special Inducements for Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday only.
24-inch Camb. Half Flounce nicely worked.
24oAXXss YARD so 400
Heavy Worried Camb. Fiounce. skirt width.
35cA YARD YARD so.
lot Fine Embroideries, new pstterns
CCA YARD
. Worth 10 and l2lxc
Six different patterns of Point DIreland Lace White
only, at
1904 YARD YARD o.
j Sc Point D'Ireland Lace for IL &c yard
10 cent discount OF Of lowest marked prices On
all Silk Laces. Drapery Nets. Flouncings and Half
Flounce, at
STRAs ER,s,
DRY GOODS. CLoAKs AND NOTIONS.
1t 4O4 and 400 7th ct NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
AT

-. II never rains but IL pours" In the POST Il
"" III
II long list-a Wholesale reduction Of WOODEN
ii DRESS eooDs-som. Of the choicest effects
we have had to show this spring are counted in And
now we come with parcel OF TRIMMINGs-the suit
ablo and proper things to decorate with.
The very life Of trade-pront- been taken out Of
the prices and in not few instances the cost has been
cut into. Did ever things happen more OPPORTUNITY
for you! Cents have to the value Of dol.
lars in their purchasing power. II you win look over
the DRESS GOODs-and then the TRIMMINGS you
will see they were m ale for each other. Let YOUR
choosing he done at for many busy hands will
Be here this week to carry away these victims Of
push and pluck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
SEAsosABLE UrnoLsrsnr TAIk
CREroSsE
AND Irs UsEs.

fernaps You have never thought of the many
uses TO which this material eau be and 10 put
FOR WALL COVERINGS,
summer Draperies and Hangings and Interior
Decorations generally. 1t il very popular To
show its adaptability to these uses We have had
Summer Bed Chamber erected on our fourth
floor, the walls Of which are covered with
cretonne. The bed canopy. the portieres and
other harginss are principally Of the same
material
The entire room IL in perfect color harmony
sndyou can get some excellent ideas the, etrom
FOR FURNITURE SLIP COVERINGS
CREToNNE Is perhaps more extensively used
than anything else. Being very closely and
smoothly woven it resists the dust and pro-
tects the furniture. o. we'll as adding to its ap-
pesrance. Various other uses are made of Gre
tonne-F1llow Covers, Screen Panels, Splashers,
&c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
AFTER A Loso. Lose WAIT

We have at last been able to secure another
CASE Of the much used PRIDE of the WEST
"A MUSLIN. in lengths from ~ to Is yards.
Regular price. 12,4c. OUR BARGAIN PRICE,
SEC YARD.