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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-25
Annlhrr mn m ihe CllN.

Francis wheolhouls ha, brought a
damage suit against Salt Lake CITY In
the Third district o1urL The plaintiff
WHO claims q ,UJl-siltUs that he,wa,
run over near the Valley House cor.
ucr on September rs, 1898, by Assist.
mt Fire Chief Dlnuyau's buggy
while the latter was going % a hrc. hu
also says that he was badly injured anu
charges negligence on the part Of
Donovan ia uot sounding HE alarm
The matter was taken before the Guy
Council, but that body fopudiatod thr
claim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-25
a STRONGER BENCH WANTED.
A Pdltion From Utah Attorneys Asking
for Three Additional Judges.

The Ogden Standard Of today says
that petition, emanaIiug from the
legal maternity heroab0u,, Is In course
OF circulation adking that Congress
take action on suon legislation as will
provide Immediately Tor the appoint.
menl VI three additional judges for
UtRh. Section 1 of the act providing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-25

Tor additional associate jasUc.s Of tho
supreme urt Of UWn, lu.llDs that
such c1ur. shall consist %. chief
jusllcr aui dix associate Justices, any
lour of whom shall constitute q
uuUFfuH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-25
Pros IInh

The Utah womans Press club viii
meet ON Saturday evening, a 1880
pm, at d. T.. r. sl.pU's ,nic., rs
Malu sito.l Lldics lI0ass remember
Auth0n. punctus. u..en au.u de-.
sifol. j.. d. -Urr
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-25

DuItAsU utHErr
chicago, April IS.
WneAt-Ca5H. tI N1r. bsf
tUm-liiEuur, tasH. s'r STAY, i-
uaiH=llI.uUrt t..N, May aNa
lurE=lllFurr. NAY, Do UU, July, l4t1
lard=llFnrr. NHN Nlt' july Gu
luHs- Higher, Nuyt h3i4 July, 0.tA
MU=QuiUt, g.
harley
lI4N rgUiHllI.
IlmutITHl..l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-25
Nv. PLAYERS runeraI

The funeral Vt Mr'. AHn Player will
be hoII ',lm the Nineteenth Ward
Chape. tomorrow at . p. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-25

bonds for violation Of the Eimuujs.
rucser law.
After brief consultation the board
decided TO postpone the case until io-
morrow until % could b. moro care
fully euquifed into.
Ryan's objections are AZ follow.
III OBJECT 10 the jurisdiction OF your
honorable body In tho matter OF the
chatgts filed against nae.
"Fif8i-Fsr tho reason that said
bo,fd has never been properly organ.
led Ia that the terms OF tilite Uf the
members Of enid board hhs not been
determined hs tue statute requires.
"Second-F5r thu reason that no
rules 1r regulations governing the do.
paftmenH nave htun adopted ani
printed as tho statuteH requires.
"Ihird, That charge one preferred
against mr l- too uncertain, indefinite,
and Insufficient aud the time Il not
stated when loit without leave Of ab.
frncc, or that IL In violation Of any
rule or order whatsoever.
"Fouf,h. The charge preferred
against mo on tho gtOuni that 1 am
under bonds 10 appear before the grand
Jury on tho charge Of violation VI the
Ldmuuds.Iuckur law, b. .uilicicnt,
for the reason that / have uut been
tried upon said cIargo YET, nor have l
hal aB yet any opportunity
TO meet said charge in "a
r. proper court, nor has saiu cause been
yet tried upon the merits, aud until /
I'M tried aud convicted upon said
charge the law preeumes me- innocent
and not guilty, The board can only
act and take, coglizanco Of said charge
after have been July tried nuI the
verdict Of the Jury aud the Judgment
of n conipeictent aud proper court
passed upon the case.
81 further object 10 being compelled
10 proceed without counsel, Au1 de-.
mand that / be allowed an attornuy.D
joins lrAGAN.
THE LAST oP rnE FOUR.
The lastoi the four cases was then
called. 10 was that OF H.. T.. Mowers
aud tue charges us preferred by Chini
Dsvlna ore a. ioll0wg
T respectfully report that H.. =.
M1Wrrs, a member OF thiB department
IL entirely uuGt Tor the duties required
u fireman owing 20 nervousuusH,
tNcitability aui general physical iu.
competency thereby very much do.
preciatinE the efficiency Of tho depart.
muut aud impalring 10 value 10 the
public"
Mowers pleaded not guilty aud filed
the following protests
~ object 70 the Jurisdiction Of your
honorable body a. the matter OF tue
charges filed against nae.
"lst. For the ren10u that said board
has not been properly organized Ia that
the terms Di Office Of tho members Uf
said bunrl has not been determined na
the statute rfuuirCH.
"5OCout- For the reason that no
rules ami regulations governing the
departments have not been adopted
anu printed a. thriataiut requires. l
Uulcci tuthe sunlclruUy ~ tnr cnafsts
Tor the reason that they Bllcgc no viulA.
ton ~ any rule adopted by this board.
That tho charges preferred utr too iu.
definite, uncertain aud insufficient,
1ul 900 facts aru stated upIu watch 4
cin make any du cusp, Hud the charges
are vague aud whimsical. aa0 object
10 proceeding without counsel and
demand that 1 be- allowed an atIos.
nty,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-25

County CLERK Mciay 0iay Issued "a
mafrasa license 10 John M, Zane, 90,
aud Sara G Zane, 90, b1.lUl THIS ely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-25
COMMERCIAL


TOpAY's CLUAWNu HOUSE
Tolay's cleaning H1Is1 oEgnauges
amounted to slll,g-I.
ToDAy's QuorAIIoSa
New I1is.-SHyrrH LnI sI.2J
LJndou.-5.ivuT 80
uHE ASD nuLIms.
Wells. Fargo e O.. received today.
POM. bullion $3.50; Duy bullion,
s5,GD2. Total, sl-,5j-.
q. r. Jouss s. 90. received today:
silver aui load urr, $500.
McClm.es IS g.. received today
hnlli9ni sl3jF ore, 800. Total,
$3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-25
Chidren's and Misses Jackets in
great variety.
LADIES' CAPES ALSO.

We are closing out our entire stock
OF Lace Curtains. so we offer about
1000 pairs. The greatest bargains
imaginable. We include in the sale
Curtain Nets and Scrins, and quote the
following bargains:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-25

ott

Auttrn.
Ihs public DO hcfoHy wafuui arains.
paying any Of ihH accounts of Neither
colt d Webb 90 Henry C.Wubu. as the
Hi Webb is NOS authorized 90 G. lice.
accounts nor tfln'uc. any busiu,Gs Boz
the name 0f thr au1v1 firm.
CHARLES j. NfIHERCJIr.
salt Lake City, AHHl ID, 1919.
Maynea WuitN Du.-Llcs House,
hAs ju.t rrcoiv.tH 900 nm .nt 0f Laces,
AIilvcrut, boo Beige uni natural
cUl.ra
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-25
R. K. YH0MA8,
% to 30 East. lst South St.
SALT LAKE CITY.
8

Please read and profit by the follow
ing announcement:
We are greatly overstocked on
Ladies Spring Jackets. therefore offer
the following immense bargans-To
Sell, to sell. First come will get the
choice, so call early. Don't defer it if
you have any intention Of buying a
Spring Wrap. Country mail orders will
get personal and careful attention. so if
you can't come, order. sending either
ESQ, 500, $50, 1000 OR 1900
and we will send you one Of the follow
ins genuine sale Jackets:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-25
CnIlCuRh MlnKS WONDERS

HUI OH #.HHu UI NH. '|IH ana blood, vim
l0ss 10 mad. #.." ."Hs burning. falIu.
uUulN HHI .lNll ltI q. fnIH'Hu#
htTeaNlu. .. 'N'h physicians i.,il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23

1t canrot be otherwise than unplea5ant
TO the average good citizen to hear men Of
such high official standing as Senator KvIs
kreak encouragingly of the demonstration
which is being arranged for by Coxey of
Massilion. Without reservation the Senator
from South Dakota has announced himself
as believer in and an advocate of the dis
orderly method for v hich Coxey is Just now
responsible The Senator AYERS thai the
demonstration. if Composed of respectable
men, will have wholesome effect, and he
expects TO assist in welcoming the multi
tude when IT appears on the east front Of
the Capitol. But surely Senator Kyle docs
not imagine that any considerable number
or reputable people will figure in the Coyey
ebullition; the batter element will certainly
De overwhelmed by those who see in the
proposed march opportunities for safely
doing wrong. Yet supposing that every
man Of this sO-called army-even II the or
ganization numbered but 5000 souIs-was
respectable and sincere, the people Of this
city Will have no welcome to offer During
the past twelve months there has been an
extraordinarily large percentage Of unem-
ployed residents Of the District of Column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23

Many housekeepers read with a good deal
of interest the chapter in yesterdays Star
which told of the deceit practiced by some
of those who deal in butterine and other
substitutes for the product Of the cow.
That there are people who. for reasons sat
isfactory to themselves, prefer the counter
felt to the real is unquestioned, and no one
will interfere with the exercise of their
choice, but the authorities whose duty 1t is
to INSPECT food products should use all
vigilance to detect anything that appears
like fraud in the sale Of butter limitations
1t is undoubtedly true that hundreds Of peo-
pie are deceived into buying and eating
some of the varieties Of oleomargarine with
which our local markets seem to be heavily
stocked. The Star has several times directed
attention to the necessity for careful food
Inspection, and. after additional investiga-
ton. feels that it would not be doing its full
duty by the people-for whom 1t speaks-if
1t RETAINED from insisting upon absolute
honesty on the part Of those dealers in and
purveyors OF butterine, who now find profit
In an objectionable deception.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23
pEEEERS AND COATS.

SOC for Navy Refers, braid trimming, brass and
silver buttons. Sizes to 8 years. worth sl.2o.
80. 25 for Fancy Cheviot Refers, with cape or
sailor collar silk braid trimming. Worth S21o.
81 es for Swivel Silk Coats in pink blue and
white. three rufies over SHOULDER, dainty ribbon
trimming. Worth $685.
81 ss for White Duck Refers, with monster
leg Of mutton sleeves. sailor collar, ripple back,
large pearl buttons. Worth 1925.
a as for Cream Cashmere Goats. sizes known as
long first short and /, 2, and years, ribbon or
braid trimming. Worth 81 Is.
EASTER DRESSES.
25c for Bingham Dresses. in pink, blue. lavender.
Hubbard or Gretchen styles. Sizes ! to years.
Worth 35c.
ACC for Bingham Dresses, round yoke, deep cir.
cular rufHe with three rows Of white beading
full sleeves. Sizes to year,. Those Z 10
have waist. Worth Csc to 75c.
CSC for Lawn Dresses, pink or blue stripe, short
puff sleeves, yoke Of nainsook embroidery. sizes
/ to Z years. Worth 81. Cheap at 81.
Gaps and Carriages In adjoining column-)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23

According to those who most ardently
support the tariff-reducing efforts Of the
Wilson bill. that measure will result in a
decided increase of manufacturing actiy-
ity In the United States. The Western
Mail. the leading conservative daily news
paper in South Wales. rejoices exceedingly
over the passage Of the Wilson bill by the
House and says that at this moment when
hs tin plate Industry '1s in such a de-
pressed state no news coIli be better than
this from America, for with a reduction to
nearly the old tariff rate the old prosper
Gus and regular state Of the industry NAV
be looked to in the near future" 1t thus
clearly appears that the Wilson bill will
be able to blow hot and cold in the same
breath. and will benefit both the foreign
producer and the American manufacturer
by the same schedule
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23

bia, and to relieve the discomforts Of these
unfortunates the charitable people Of Wash
ington have done a great deal-so much. in
fact, that they have no surplus on hand
with which to feed. clothe and shelter any
considerable number Of idle and pennlless
men who may deem 1t necessary to come
here and endeavor to bulldoze Congress
into the passage of inexcusably foolish
laws. Most Of the lobbyists who come to
Washing on are provided with at least SUI
fcient means to settle their hotel bills. but
the Coxey lobby evidently proposes to be
supported by those whom they would make
their unwilling hosts. Perhaps Congress
will take no action until the army makes
its appearance. but the District authorities.
who have undoubted police powers. should
see to It that Mr.. Coaey Is fully aware OF
their lack Of sympathy. Invasion OF the
District Of Columbia by even a few thou
sand able-bodied men without means would
be very serious happening; likely to dis
turb the peace Of the community. When
the army comes, to how many soldiers
will Senator Kyle give board and lodging!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23
TrefOusse's Latest.

4-button GLACE, in Mode and Tan, with
Nile, Reseda and Heliotrops brode, and
buttons to match, 81.
4-button GLACE, in shades Of Blue, with
Black, White and self brode-$2.
4-button Glace, In Primrose, with Black
brode-S1.75.
4-button GLACE, in Tan, Mode, Red and
Brown, with Black, White and self brode-
$3.50.
4-button GIACE, in White, Ivory and
Pearl, with Black and self brode-S1. so.
4-button Glace, in the novelty shades
S1.25, $3.50 and So.
4button PEARL and WHITE with self
or Black brode-$2.
4button COLORED SUEDES with Black
brode-S1.25 and S1.75.
s-button PRIMROSE SUICIDES, with Black
brode--S2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23
Little Childrem's Garments
Among the $4,000 stock are Garments that. for
ONE reason or another, bargains. I'm mo single
instance are they undesirable All guaranteed this
seasons latest styles.
EASTER CAPS


&c for Null Caps. 1e rows of .b,r-,r. -,
trimmed rnfiie. Sizes IL to le. Worth Csc.
Ssc Tor Bengaline and Null Gaps, full lace ruc,s
around face, wide strings. Worth 4sc
osc for Paris Embroidery Caps with o,u -,
fes. Worth 75c. iuu rut-
osc Tor Perfectly Plain Close nttinr Cana v,,,
wide null strings. Worth Csc. wan
SAC for Normandie Bonnets. I'm white ,,,x
blue chambray, prettily shirred and lac. t-Irn,,1S
wide strings. Worth SIPS eo'
use Tor SIX Null Hats In white, pink and hin.
high and fat crowns, lace trimmed Wor,s q, No.
s-;oo 70 $ie each for Paris Novelty Hsu tina,
are bargains In the true sense of the word.
BABY CARRIAGES
$e.es for Finely Finished Rattan c.-...
hostered in silk plush. best coil spring ana s,,ss
Worth %. ~Na ofaAe
$40 for Superior Rattan Carriage. lac. .as. =,
parasol and otherwise SUPERIOR worth sie "a
*io for Haywood Carriage. made only a, n
can make carriages. Worth $3.50
WAS to $35 for Carrtagss not ons NJ vhtrA w.r.
mere TWO months since. Lower prices than nsket
for the collections that include last year,. .tvIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23

How history will insist upon repeating
ITSELF In his second essay on the Earl OF
Chatham Cwilliam Pitt the historian
Macaulay sketches most wildly a condition
which very nearly parallels one that exists
in the United States today, although the
civil service law has done much to improve
the state of affairs in the government de-
partments. Discussing the happenings Of
that period when Henry Fox reigned in
England. although George III was nomi-
nally king, Macaulay says: "A persecution
such as had never been known before, and
has never been known since, ragged in
every public department Great numbers
of humble and laborious clerks were de-
prived of their bread. not because they lad
neglected their duties. nor because they
had taken an active part against the minis
try, but merely because they had owed
their situation to the recommendation of
some nobleman or gentleman who was
against the peace. Dust then concluded be-
tween England, France and Spain) The
prescription extended to tidewaiters, to
gaugers. to dooFkeepers One man to whom
a pension had been given for his gallantry
in fight with smugglers was deprived Of
it because he had been befriended by the
Duke of Grafton. An aged widow, who, On
dCCOuAl VI uCE nuSDdnQ StTNlCcS III the
navy, had many years before been made
housekeeper to a public office. was dis
missed from her situation because it was
imagined that she was distantly connected
by marriage with the Cavendish family"
Such things do not occur in the England CT
today, but they are too frequent in a nation
that prides itself upon being possessed of
a higher form of civilization than fny
yet known and any known to the countries
Of the old world. Efficiency counts for too
little even in the civil service, and when
those who are in power because Of the
temporary supremacy of the political faith
with which they are identified desire to
reduce the compensation or dispense with
the service of some faithful employee, the
result Is generally achieved without much
difficulty. When another Macaulay arises
to write the history Of these times in this
country he will have no less reason for
being caustic than had his predecessor
when writing Of British government under
Henry Fox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23
For Men.

No establishment with a more complete gathering
OF Mems Easter Furnishings. Prices 20 low when
compared with prevailing prices that you need to
defer judgment until your eyes decide. 2ec for
Fest French Iisle Socks, with double sole-ideuti-
cal Half Hose sell at the mems furnishing stores
for Soc. 800. For 25c offer Socks with double
soles, heels and toes.-the usual Csc Half Hose
Warranted Pure Linen Collars for Sc and Guns
for 121zc pair,-all linen, not cotton. Thousands
OF Easter Sunday Scarfs at FAC and 4ic, such as
usually retail up TO 75c. Tie Custom made
Neglige Shirts, OF Gamers Best Percale with two
separate collars, CSC instead Of $3.50 The usual
81 Shirt for only Csc. Mems Gloves, Haniker-
chiefs Umbrellas. Canes.-everything In Mems Fur
nishing. The very latest styles. best oualitIes
lowest prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23
Proud of Him.

Your husband seems to have the artistic
temperament" said the lady who was call
ing on the recently married young woman
do you think SOP was the response
with a happy little smile.
YES. 1 should think he might have
made good painter"
II never saw him try to paint" replied
the little wife. But he can whitewash
beautifully"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23
Ladies'
Reynier's Latest.

4-button GLACE, n Light Tan and Mode,
with Black and self brode-s2
4-button GIACE, IN Colors AMI Black
S1.S5 .
4-button Spring Shades and Opera Tints,
IN Glace-some with Black brods-$2.
4-button SUEDES-in the seasons new
shades-s1.65 and s1.15.
4-bnIton Black SUEDES-s165 and S.I5.
6-button SUEDE MoUSQUETAnES-in
Black and Colors-.so
s-button SUEDE MOuSQUETAHES, 10
Black-$2.o5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23
Easter Gloves.

e-BU1ToN GIACE MorSouErArRys
pearls and grry, with black stitce,p,
Regularly N-2s pair. EASTER PRICE
81.
4-BUTToN GLAcFs, new spr,nr shade.
OF mode tan, brown and black; larre p,ayi
buttons. Regularly s1.25. EASTER PRICE
fl.
Another new 4-BUTroN cLAcE I'm tan
ana brown, with large pearl buttons. resi-
KID: Regularly sl.5O. EASTER PRICE
t1.25.
New line Misses' 4-BUTroN cLAcEs.
81 PAIR.
Misses SHOOK GLAcEs. In reds and
t , with enaneled hooks EASTER
PRICE-Sl PAIR.
e-boTToN MoUSQUETAIRE and <BuTl
ToN WHITE CHAMoIs Gloves, with larg,
pear buttons Regularly 81 pair. EASTER
PRlCE-75 CENTS.
tomorrow We Will close out the remainder
about 90 DOZEN Of our MoCsoUErAIRE
PloCE Tan and English Red si.25 and
sl-oo Gloves. as well as our regular Is
e-outton, Self-stitch. Tan, Mode and Brown
SUEDE M0USQUETAIRES at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23
Educatel Taste.

T
The worlds fair made hideous architec-
ture in the United States henceforth intol-
cradle. Secretary Carlisle ought to put him
self in touch with the advance of public
opinion on the subject. His term in the
treasury should be made worthy the mem
DRY of his countrymen, not only by fnan-
cal capacity, but also by candid confidence
in a profession to which he does not be-
long
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23
Easter Wells.

Ezclusiveness personned:-The leading importer
Of the United States has agreed not to supply the
new Jockey Club Veil to any other establishment
for two weeks. Thus, commencing tomorrow Iuorn.
Ing, and for fourteen days. the sole source
Of supply for these latest and most charming Wells
High prices, 81 TO 81 each. but you will count one
Of these Wells OF the most attractive features
Of your Easter costume .... We Will also show for
the first time, tomorrow morning, thirty different
styles of new Wells at 40c. yard for choice, some
Of which We know selling In New York for Soc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23
Easter STOCKINGS.

When Ladies' Isle Thread Hose are offered at
29c pair identical TO those elsewhere at 35c. and
when Chidren's Fast BLACK Stockings usually
claimed a bargain at l2kc. are here ut only Toe
pair. need the crowd at the Hosiery Counters be a
surprise. And. too, will not the Palais Royal he
the main source of supply of the thousands of
Yellow Carriers that viii be worn Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23
breaking 1t Gently.

Mister" said the small boy to the gro
GER. mother told me to ask you if they's
any such thing as a sugar trust"
why. of course there is
"W-well. mother wants to get trusted for
two pounds"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23
RetrfbutfOn.

From the Detroit Free Press.
Some of the anarchists of the world are
indeed doing a glorious work OF reform by
killing themselves of in their attempts to
murder innocent men, women and children.
1t Is only to be regretted that the bomb
which wipes out an anarchist usually de-
mands victim or two from the ranks of
those who have right to live.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23

Adams pitiful excuse, throwing the blame
on the woman. was not accepted, and both
Adam and Eve were turned out of Eden
together. The decision in that case does
not present an encouraging precedent fol
either the defendant or the plaintiff in the
celebrated case now pending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23
Dfaheartenfup.

What did the critics think Of your new
opera" asked the composers friend.
They didn't give me much encourage
ment. They predict that 1t will not be
popular
why, I thought 1t was very original"
Eyes. that's the criticism that discour-
ages me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23
You Need Save Time
Tomorrow.

The Palais Royal has every detail of your Easter
Sunday costume. First of course, is Millinery. You
know-ought to know-we have the late head trimmer
of New Works. leading milliner-de HARTLEY of Fifth
Avenue. More than two hundred Hats and Bonnets
made under her supervision will be ON sale tomorrow
at little than the retail cost of materials. half
hundred Imported Bonnets and Hats will be included
at trifle more than the Paris prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-23
The Glove Supply==
p Err II " S

"1E Easter Partially for new GLOVES
IL vanity We all like to humo-.
The old colors and old kinds are like
blots on a clean white page-conspicuously
ugly BY contrast. So follow the custom.
Just as some cooks cater to your taste
more satisfactorily than others-some Glove
makers approach the perfection Of ut and
the notion of fashion nearer than others.
They are our providers. On their works
We base our claim to the best stock that
can be gathered.
We have tried to anticipate every wbim
you may have. We know we have intrencbed
ourselves securely In quality. You won't
find any seams asksw-nor short fingers for
long hands-nor any Of the other faults 30
many Gloves have.
We clinch our superior ability to serve
with prices that you will soy are sung
to cost.