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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31
WHAT THE EDITORS SAY.

II our interests require annexation and the
people of the sandwich Islands desire it, there
IL no reason why We should consult Great
Britain ON the subject. England has taken
possession OF islands IN all parts OF the sea
without so much n saving ''Ry your
leave to their inhabitants and without
limiting her intentions TO other interested
powers. HAWAII IL nearer to US than
TO any other extensive country We have
n western coast line of over four thou
sand miles, whose commerce not only with
HAWAII. but with China and Japan. past Hawaii
Is rapidly increasing. making it desirable for us
to own coaling stations on this route. We shall
maintain our proper interests. take advantag
OF legitimate opportunities at our pleasure.
and let England say what she will II Hawaii
l. accepted 1t will be without asking leave OF
any European natiol--Netr York World.
The apple il ripe. Let il be picked British
loans to the islands, 20 the government and for
concessions reach 81, 200. 900 today. IL the
United States does not act these British bonds
will bind Hawaii as Egypt Is today bound. =
PhildielphiG Press.
To England. Hawaii would be an immensely
valuable link in the chain that binds her en-
pire. The island. are the first and most i'm
portant station between the western terminus
Of her great military railroad. the Canadian
Pacific, and both Australia and India. To us
Hawaii Is the natural outpost in the
Pacific Of Americas system of national
defense, the safeguard OF Americas west
ern commerce in the twentieth century.
the station of our war ships and the refuge of
our merchant marine. Will England hesitate
IL shs gets the chance? Not an instant But
shall she have the opportunity which circum-
stances, for once in close accord with natural
right. national policy and manifest destiny,
bring first to usy-Ne.c York Sun.
To acquire Hawaii would be to enter upon q
novel policy of foreign acquisition. for which
our people hardly prepared. Once en-
tered upon, where would IT end? IL we
/ need cosling station in Hawaii and wish
/ to control its trade. so do we need coaling
stations and wish 10 control trade all around
/ the globe. II a revolution instigated by our
people in Hawaii causes Us to appropriate
| that Kingdom, the lesson would not be lost on
| enterprising Americans in Nicaragua and
/ other countries where NAV be supposed to
/ have commercial and industrial interests We
should be unable 10 draw the line. logically, be-
/ tween legitimate and fictitious issues, and
/ should thus involve ourselves in numerous en-
4 barrassrnents.- Baltimore Sum-
/ What is il il not business matter? Whist il
/ the Use Of putting il on any other ground? We
/ should annex Hawaii. II at all. as we should buy
/ ham Let us first determine whether we wan,
| il or have any use for it; then whether il ID
worth the price, and thirdly whether the pre-
| tended owners are the real owners and can de-
/ liver the goods.-Netc York Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

Al iast blood has been shed in a French duel.
nush a. ths -urPri~s Of the alleged eOmbatants
and - ths horror Of the hunorist whose main
dsfp~ndene. has been upon the harnalessness Of
tho-s -o-calls-i hostile meetings. VI. Deroulede
va the sggre--or in the preliminary skirmish,
~hich o. q rule. i % very much more danger
Oas than the carefully arranged and highly
.tecsaculsr thereafter. With his recent expert
snee in that ludicrous affair Of honor" with
N. Clomenceau fre-L IN his memory N. Derou-
ledge wAs ready. even anxious. TO stir up the
sa.iIy heated Osllic blood Of VI. Piehon- The
Panama canal scandal sas being discussed in
the chamber q depntie- and during lull IN
tho proceedings " DerouIesle accused NJ.
Pichon o. being VI. Hers sleeping partner.
Nobs.iy seems to know ja-t what NJ DerOuleds
meant. bat everybody felt satisfied that IL was
an insult. 80 a duel was arranged Swords were
the weapons. and there was real blood spilled,
dus " me sats-E 70 ach behavior VI n Pichon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

Prs-idsnt-elect Cleveland has been inter-
viewed by the committee which was appointed
by the board OF Indian commissioners to ask
the appointment TO the Indian service of only
such persons are creditable examples of
pledge that they will Use their Office TO promote
the welfare Of the Indians among whom they
labor. An admirable idea, but can such men
be had for the miserably insufficient salaries
which affect the entire Indian service? OF
course. there arc a great many most estimable
people IN the red mans bureau, but they are
not encouraged The practical politician out
runs them in every race for promotion. and
viii continue 10 do A. long as Presidents owe
their election to politicians. The obligatory
education Of Young Indians was another phase
of the problem touched upon by the committee.
but none u the publications As to this interview
even intimated that the phiIanthropists have
male arrangements 10 provide their charges
with anything to do after educacon has been
Completed A AZ present managed. education
has been anything but blessing TO the nations
ward. for they have been elevated by a smat-
tering q technical knowledge only to be upset
when they graduate. The voting. and often
the vicious. white man has a firm grip ON the
minor positions around the agencies. so the
partially refined Indian returns TO blanket ard
paint @ad deyIlment, more dangerous than he
ever Was because he has a personal grievance
lie could not compete with the white man in
open market. even II be bad the capital. so it
must be evident 70 the most casual observer
that the last state % the Indian. under present
nethods. l. decidedly worse than the first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

who, says a cablegram, was evidently anxious
to injure VI. Deroulede. This murderous pro-
pensity, borrowed probably from some discord-
loving American, resulted disastrously for both
parties, VI. Pichon in his blind rage running
one Of his ribs against the point of NJ. Derou-
ledes napier. while N. Deroulede's face looks
as though his barber had been a trile careless
the result of collision with the weapon welded
by VI. Pichon. Some of these days q French
man will kill one of his fellow-countrymen in
a polite and formal affair of this sort and then
duelling will become disreputable in the Euro
pean republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

Governor Flower a. New York ia earnestly
endeavoring % bring about the equipment Of
cana boat, With electrical motors and will
probably succeed So far the Erie canal i.
concerned lac idea good one but it did
not originate In New York. About four wear.
Ago Agent Key Of the local Humane Society
unfolded 20 STAR reporter his plan for the
operation Of canal boats BY overhead electric
wires. and the story was printed. Others mar
have preceded Mr.. Rev. but they do not seen
"a hav. achieved publicity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

With every appearance 81 solemnity there
comes from Nebraska the rumor that the Ne
bra-ks legislature viii probably send PAIL Van
dervoort O. the senate. In view Of the fact
thai Nebrasks Is nov inhabited b. followers Of
every political faith ard social ism no better
selection could be made. Tor Candidate Wander
wort has been on all sides except the RICH;
side - all questions that we're questionable.
lie vail therefore be able to represent every one
81 the eccentriCities that has a mouthpiece IN
the Nebra-sa legislature Ia saw nothing % the
railroad and other cooperative forces which are
stl.I potent al Lincoln
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- . -

n the Baltimore and Ohio RailrCad Company
obtain permission to lay special tracks TO ac-
cOmmodsie the inaugural rush viii the company
b. a. careless in the matter OF removing the
obstiuction- a. they we're after the Grand Army
Encampment2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31
Hunting q Sensitive Spot.

II only costs a railroad company 5000 TO
kill a man on a grade crossing in Chicago, and
there Is now talk OF having the price fixed at
s25 600 by the legislature a. a means Of COM
pelling the railroad companies TO elevate their
! trnck.- Omaha Re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

'Fifteen-minute sermons are being advo-
Gated by The Hebrs.r Standard This result
may be reached much more easily and more
generally to the public satisfaction than would
be the training of sixty-minute congregations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31
IMMENSE BAaesIss Uprows

Tabls D1sHash TSsesls. Napxfas. Biant>fs COM
rorfs C0antrygaaes. ttdnseis. she~ffacs Shirtins~
Hosiery. a,.Nes Haneksrrtiefs, Collars md cufs
Motors q all kinds.
ionsdsle ca,nb,ie, losss ln-4 sheetlns. ler 8
snd Ma; a & Se,ss:s % The Aon~seh shr.. We
EsrIi.s sTcck A = borrow PRICES
BhoDdEAb = CO = Dcusls Sfarrs
Established 1851. ..axa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

II is said that st. Louis claims to rival Boston
in the shoe business. She will presently be
saying nice things about Chicago, with view
to corralling that market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

The Hawaiian queen was about to food her
country with small coin when she was deposed.
1t was a case of putting pennies in the slot and
getting revolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

A Prussian mining expert says Europe's coal
supply can last only 500 years more and Amer
ica's hardly longer. Thank goodness. The
Reading combine must. then, end at last.rEe,c
York EreRiRg World
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

DIR. Cornelius Herr, of Panama canal no.o-
riety. has involuntarily Joined the great
minority. His name has been stricken from
the roll Of the Legion of Honor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

New York l. toe refined to lombard an IN
popular actor with eggs. She simply turns
same q her newspaper Pietare-makers loose on
his trail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

One Of the principal causes of the contempt
felt toward the Panama bribers seems to be the
manner in which small fortunes were paid for
ten-dollar men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31
6 6 +; Fl 4 / e. E.: e: Z.
Hi 4 4 E Eh 5 B#SSS$
Il Hha "a 4 L / 4 Bob Il \ N { cs 90 =

Yesterday was;he busies, day since Christ
-mas. We want 10 ne bus.r Tomorrow,
--henee the Offering Il the following extra
--ordinary intrinsic values:
- We will close cut the balance Of Sir-qua--
-ter Satin Russe Table Covers At al. 10 each.
-- Chenille Table Covers. z yaris square
Will he closed ont at -. 20 each.
- Handsome Chenillc Curtains. plain shade.
vita handsome border and fringe top aud
--bottom Will be closed out al 80 - each
- japanese Reed Curtains will be closed out
--at 81. % each.
- Balance Of Slo Figured All over Chsaills
---Curtains will he closed GU: az e. per psir.
- SOC. Embroidered Figured Curtain Mus
lin viii be closed out az = C. per ward.
Figured Double bordered Sash Curtain
--Muslns will he closed out AZ .-sc. per yard.
-- 32 Genuine Governor Hubbard Solid Oak
-- Arm Rockers. broad shapei seat. low he. IL,
.-hnished in sixteenth century cherry. n
-iique. Fnglish and Mahogany. Will lie
-cosed out at 81 30 each
- EquAl 90 any rocker In the city a, 90 20
- The odd wilton Rug Suites viii lie closed
-ou; a. 70 lows:
- Rug Side Chairs reduced 20 "a each.
- Rug Arm Chairs reduced to es 20 each.
.- Rug Divans reduced IN 60 80 each
.- Rug Sofas reduced TO sl0. 20 each
Is Handsome Solid Oak wood-scat Ro~k.
-----ers with high bent arms will be offered AZ
The low price OF e.. o. each.
.- Handsome Solid Oak Hall Racks large
-sze with beveled plate-gias. mirror. q pin..
-hand polished. equal TO others 81: Hall
-Racks. only s5.s5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31
Not the Same Place

There may be ONE difficulty about rich men
getting into heaven. but 1t evidently does not
apply to the United States Senate Chicago
Mani
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

For uessnsss and dispatch in revolutionary
natter. Hawai- can give the southern republics
point..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

JEST IN EMBRYO.
''Bah JoveI'' said Willie Washington, I'm
getting bwain-fsg."
whats the natter"
1--WE got veal clevah thing. It's witty as
can be, don't you know, but L IN tiahed out pwac-
ticing."
'Practicing what?'
Saving Hawaii so that it will sound like
How abe you:'"
Dear me- said Mamie: II want to send a
letter and haven't any writing material"
Here's a stamp said Maud.
"Oh. that's lovely! / can just write my letter
on the back Of it, can't IT.
Procrastination steals our time,
The saGes gravely say.
1t is injustice; he but takes
The time We throw away.
SHE DIsTRUsTED The TROLLEY.
''Oi do behave there's foul play contemplated
agin me at me service place" SAID Bridget
U Raferty.
''Do they want 10 get rid Of you?'
'Oi sushPect thot same
'.Phy?"
livery noight the missus do be givin me
tickets to ride home on the throlley railroad. :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

';';'';;' !; !; ~ |.
s. f II II 1 e. E! Is: :;
F. 4 4 E.. 4 e. e. i E. E. /:
HAVE You ATTENDED Gun
GEEssssss C$, s; Sale
MILLINERY. CLoAks. LADIES, Fur.
s1sHrsas AND FAscr GooDs.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT
'ds Hs' dEsPs cssf, aat co.
S3.75. s3.:75. s3.75.
tans snd gray. that were $500 IS 80. So CO. 50 %
$3.50: $3.50. $3.50.
LADIES' and Misses good quality
T. LUSH } AcKErs.
s ssss g to 49, Regular ra'ue. si0o sl5oo and
s4.SS5.. si'.'s5. $3.50.
s asa fS7 SIS 9 Us % ;.a
$3.50. $3.50. $3.50.
., One 10: Of long and short Goats. all STYLES. all
SIS co. 's2 Yoap choice sGs at from $500 to 80
We offer in our
M1L11sERr DEPARTMENT.
Hats and Bonnets that were Soc to 81 25. at. &c.
"a ~ .ns al H5ts that were $50 $3.50 S19S
e. Lei
3rr tn Hats that were s.. 90. $3.50. co SO
Misses. Childrens Flats in tsns, blacks blue gray
red and brown. Regular value sLOo. at......I
N1o1Ers
dd kinds At all prices at IS per cent less than be
ALL DREss Trimmings Ar IL
PRICE. d.
SLIGHTLY SorLEp Muslin UsprRvr,e
From handling during our January sale. will be sold
One lot of Drawers Regular price Soc will be sold
35c 35c.. Soc.
s 9Ps lot & Gowns sold for sla5 and 81 80. will be
En-, R REDg !:s l. Consnrs.
cream bye pink. old gold; usually sold for CSC
Full Boned Medium and Ions. Waist Corset in gray.
for 49c. 1872 " '' 'o-u
One lot Of odds and ends in the celebrated C. r. Ia
Spfrite Corset medium and long. in white and irab.
usually sold for Sc. 81 90 and 81. 30 will 10 at 1c
81 iui! line OF warmers. Thompsons. r. and G.
K1se,s PALACE.
Sl2-Sl4 7rH STREET 7,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5, 6 AND 7-Do1LAn SHOES
NOW
$3.50
434 9rH ST. NV,
FOR TEN DAYS ONLY
NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. No OLD STOCK
ON HAND. ja3l pr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

The poet of snow has been hurried away;
Twill be weeks ere we hear from the poet Of
spring:
But fear not; the bard of st. Valentines day
To fill up the void will right Justify sing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31
e e 4 EJy NV Y NV Y ::
4l6 Urn STREET,
The Fmsr
ct 4 E# e. :: az F. 81 60
ssss AZ ssss a "A ILL ZEE @sS amS-
TIE F1Rsr.
WINTER VEnsus SPRING.

ON THE ONE HAND We HAVE THE NEW
SPRING MERCHANDISE COMING IN BY
EVERY EXPRESS. ON THE OTHER HAND.
THERE is A DEMAND FOR WINTER WEAR
INGs, WINTER WEATHER STILL WITH
Us Is A REMINDER TO LOOK AFTER
OUR PRESENT COMFORT AS WELL AS
OUR FUTURE NEEDS
THEREFORE, THIS STAR SALE IS A
TIMELY ONE, FOR 1T SERVES A DOUBLE
PURPOSE 1T PRESENTS TO YOU
THE CONSTANTLY ARRIVING SPRING
GOODS (NOw SOLD AT STAR PRICEs)
AND ALSO PUTS STAR PRICES ON
WINTER MERCHANDISE. WHICH IN
sUREs THEIR QUICK SALE. MAKES
ROOM FOB US AND BARGAINS DEsIR-
ABLE oNEs) FOR YOU. THERE is NO
NEED OF TELLING YOU THE PRICE CUT
TING QUALITIES OF OUR "sTAR
PRICES" EVERYTHING MARKED WITH
A STAR" is AN UNEoUALED BARGAIN
CHANCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

There are pitiful libraries that consist on
of check book and bank book.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

WINTER HosrEnY AND UxDxnwrAn.
PRICES HERE MENTIONED ARE TO CLOSE
OUT THE ENTIRE HEAVYWEIGHT STOCK
THE COLD WEATHER IS NOT BY ANY MEANS
OVER. THERE'S WARMTH AND ECONOMY
HERE
Chidren,s &c. Atwood Black Ribbed Hose I9c rair
Ladies' S.Sc. Cashmere Hose. .Sc nair
Ladies' SOC. Ribbed Merino Vests .ajc., 3 for 1l
Ladies' 81 Merino underwear. y wool. white or
Ladies' % Merino Union Suits .........SIS IS each
Guilds Merino Vests, .oc. for size l6-rse
&c. size. l5c. for size 16-rise Sc size
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

"What am looking for, said Bliggins jus
after he had rented a telephone, sis the ma
who said that talk is cheap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

''BAUMs STAR sNLEsr ALWAYS
AWAKEN THE LIvELIEsT INTEREST IN
PRUDENT AND ECONOMICAL SHOPPERS.
THIS. THE FIRST SALE OF 80. WE WILL
MAKE A MEMORABLE ONE, AND IT WILL
SET A QUICK PACE FOR ITS SUCCESSORS
TO FOLLOW. GREAT is THE PRESTIGE
OF THE WORD BARGAIN AND WOE
TO HIM WHO INADVERTENTLY USES IT.
EVERY ITEM AMONG THE MANY BELOW
LAYS CLAIM TO THE WORD AND CAN
FAITHFULLY CARRY OUT ITS MEANING.
THIS SALE MAKES PROMINENT
OUR GREAT SHIRT SALE,
THE NEW DRESS GOODS,
INAUGURATION NEEDS IN CURTAINS
AND DRAPERIEs,
GREAT VALUES on OUR COUNTERS IN
LINENS,
CLOSING OUT WARM HOSIERY AND
UNDERWEAR.
AND HOSTS OF OTHER POINTS OF
PROMINENCE BROUGHT OUT IN THE
LINES BELOW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31
SHOOTING STARS.

"The way Of the transgressor is hard,
quoted a reprovingariend
Perhaps" replied the scapegrace, ''that il
why he isn't sdslikely TO get stuck in the mud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31
BOYS CLOTHING.
BOYS SHIRT WAISTS.

THE KING" SHIRT WAIST FOR THIS SEA
son HAS REACHED THE ACME OF PERFEC-
TON. THE STYLES AND WEARING QUAIL
TIES ARE UNSURPASSED SEE THE NEW
LINE JUST BEING OPENED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31
Grow Drp.RrurS7


GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
25c Cashmere Gloves. black and colors 10c
81 4-button Suede and Glaze Kid Gloves. new
81 50 s-buiton SUICIDES, new spring shades IS
81, 80 5,hook dlace Kid and Celebrated P. and P 80
saH4-button Pearl Gace Gloves. black and self
81 English Walking Gloves
Corrox USpEnwEAR
Ladies' Low-neck Cambria Corset Covers felled
Ladies Good Muslin Drawers. wide hem, four ''>
Ladies' Drawers. with Hamburg ruffie and four
AND A LOT OF MANUFACTURERS SAMPLES
OF FIRsT-CLAss UNDERWEAR AT INTEREST
ING PRICES. VIZ:
Lot Underwear. consisting Of drawers chemise.
Choice. 'A''' anu 'O SCI '''e''' anu 's les 0' 'A'n
4Sc EACH
Lot 2-Chemise: Drawers. Gowns. Skirts and Corset
Csc
Lot 3-Chernise. skirts. Gowns, Drawers, Corset
Covers &C.. 8 to & styles Of each Choice
&c. EACH.
Childrens Good Cotton Drawers. ruf'!e Of embroid-
cry. cluster tucks worked button holes. all sizes.
2Jc. pair.
BAUM's G. A. r. CORSET AT SOC A PAIR HAS
NEVER BEEN EQUALED. IT COMES IN WHITE
GRAY OR BLACK. Is PERFECT FITTING. Ex-
IRA LONG WAIST. MADE OF CoUTIL AND
EQUAL TO ANY Toe. CORSET IN THIS CITY.
SPRING DREss GOODS
AND SILKS
Ar
STAR Prices
BY EVERY EXPRESS WE RECEIVE NEW
STYLES. WE HAVE SOME OF THE BEST UPON
OUR COUNTERS now INTRODUCE THESE
WE PUT THEM IN AT STAR PRICES. THE
ORIGINAL PRICES WILL TURN YOUR TRADE
HERE
20 and 2a;inch 75c: and s7'<c. surah and China
S5se Printed India silks. brown. navy and
81 % Bs.s Quality Imported Silk BensaIipss
si ~ 81 scS tiros Grain and Fae silks 81 yard
JOc; Novelty Canals Hair Stripes......-..25c yard
q spr,ne-%slght Popllns yard
$L23 New Wool Bengalfnes; .;...;;........ p yard
WASH Goops.
80 pieces New India Tissues. beautiful floral de-
signs. crepon effects. worth 2Oc. .12Hc. yard
lot of best quality Andersons 25c. scotch
Ginghains. loc yard
MoUnN1Sa Goops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31
NEcKwEAR.

BOOK AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE BOOK
BOOKS WE GUARANTEE TO BE THE LOWEST.
WE OFFER:
An EnGl ishman in Paris, paper. .25c
Thackeray's complete works, 10 vols. cloth, IL
Illustrated, good type .............,....$238 set
Belfords Edition Of TIC. Paper Novels finely
illustrated includes classical and new French
line Of Fine ''society Note" Paper, commercial
size, ruled or unrued, "a sheets and "a en-
yeOpes; was 3oc. box lie box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31
MEs,s DEPARTMENT.

OUR SPECIAL SHIRT SALE HAS BEEN UMPIRE
FIDENTLY SAY THAT WE HAVE SOLD MORE
SHIRTS THIS PAST WEEK THAN ANY HOUSE
IN WASHINGTON. NOW COMES OUR SECOND
SHIPMENT, DIRECT FROM THE MILL TO Us
NO MIDDLE HANDS THESE ARE ON OUR
Cn1-NrEnc NOW II rruL r6,I I o1uINc DID HE'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

CLOAK DEPARTMENT
Our spring stock the way. Great reductions on
winter goods to make room for il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31
OPENING EXPOSITION
FINE PAnrs-MApE CoRsrrs.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
FEBRUARY FIRST AND SECOND.

We have Just importeda beautiful line Of French
corsets and invite you to inspect them.
You have learned from experience to expect when
you enter the very finest merchandise of
every sort. Yousrenever dsapronted-shAln no; he on
this occasion. We aiming the highest -oint OF
perfection in every stock wethink we've reached it in
Corsets. You know our CORSET PARLoEs-the
very hest of their kind-sepqrdte- prirGte-three a.
ting rooms-edsv chairs -lardtorg and everything
possible for your comfort and convenience. These
all are important but the STOCK Is the main thing
There's none better 10 BE- found anylrhere All the
tried. faithful kinds here of course all that are
worth having. and you'll find no trouble in getting
perfect fit, we have an
EXPERIENCED CORSET FILTER.
Who will also make aay changes you may suggest
THIS NEW LINE OF
DISTINGUISHED FoRErsx Nrs1roRs
VIII Please all. especially those who follow closely
the dictates of fashion. They are splendid achieve
ments of French brain and skill and Will be on special
display
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Among these Paris novelties are BLACK SILK
CoRSETs. with colored figures in various designs.
silk lined. plushcovered stees agnihcenty trimmed
with lace and ribbons
These are s25.
BLACK SILK CoRsETs. with dainty colored
stripes. silk lined plush-coyerel steeis rich lace and
ribbon trimmings
These are SIC 90
SATIN CoRsETs in exquisite colors. artistically
hand embroidered
These are $50.
THE SPECIAL OFFERING for this occasion is our
g.. 80 II. c." FRENCH CORSET for 81. Made of
fine coutil-cream, gray and white. long WASTED and
perfectly shaped. All sizes
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,,
Corset Parlors. cd floor 10th ST. bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31
wv RAPpERs

81 80 Scotch Bingham Wrappers pretty pat
~ % Outing Flannel Wrappers. stripes and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31
MoURN1Sa Goops.

DURING 'sTAR sALEr We OFFER TEN PER
CENT DISCOUNT OFF OF MARKED PRICES OF
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