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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-20
DIED.

BOWEN. On March 49, 1894 at e:15 pm,
NARY. beloved wife of Cornelius I. Bowen. in
Funeral from her late residence. No. 53s 9th
southeast THURSDAY; March - at 2;so pm.
Relatives and friends invited TO attend. e
DAVIS At G am. on Tuesday. March 90 1904.
and Martha J. Davis, aged eleven months an6
thirteen days.
Little Lille was our darling
Pride Of all our hearts at home.
Darling Lille. do come home
residence. 1925 l:th street northwest. Bfisels
and relatives invited
DENTEl. At Philadelphia, Pa. on Friday morn
Ing, March 10. ls9i. JENNErTE p DEXTER
month ana twenty DAYS. beloved wife Of John
A pe' rer, and daughter Of James p. and Ep,
ma Hayes.
God. in His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love has given
And though the body molders here.
Her souls at rest in heaven.
FRISBY. on Sunday. March Is 1894. nj Ii.N
/. ana the late Capt Thomas FrisSs, in he
tMent! sixth year Of his age
streets northwest. at o'clsck "WEDNESDAY.
March p. Residence No. 20a5 l4th street
northwest Relatives and friends invited to
attend
GoErzINGER, Suddenly. Sunday. March IS.
Funeral from lis brothers residence. Mr. Walter
GoetzIngcr. No 5l9 "a street northwest. on
"Wednesday. March II, at O'Clock an.
O'clock Relatives and friends are respecrfuiiy
invited 10 attend. g
JOHNSON. on March 10. 1894. at q oclock pm.
THOMAS T. JOHNSON, oficer Of United States
jail. beloved husband Of Emma ]. johnson. Of
Funeral from his late residence. 800 Iith street
southeast, Wednesday, O'Clock pm. Relatives
and friends Of family are invited
JONES. Departed this life. TT1ADDEUs l. JONES.
Youngest son Of the late Alfred and Delilah
Funoyal TO take place "Wednesday. March p. 1904.
. Church.
KELLER. on March 10 1894. at 1913 pm.
CHARLES. beloved husband Of Annie r. kei-
1874 9Th street northeast. Relatives and friepds
are respectfully invited 10 attend
RAIDl. on March 20. 1894. after a long nssA
HENRY RAIDl, beloved husband Of Alice
Funeral Thursday at O'Clock from his late
residence. No. lll9 New Jersey avenue north
wet. thence to ST AIoysius Church. Friend
and relatives are respectfully invited 10 at
SCOTT. JAMES WEBSTER SCOTT, beloved hus-
hand = Emma Scott. departed this life Sunday,
March *, 1884. at two minutes past O'Clock
trusting in the promise. aged forty mine yearA.
Rect, husband. rest
Until meet again
BY HIS WIFE.
Funeral at ! O'Clock sharp WEDNESDAY from Z,cs
Baptist Church. + street southwest. e
THOMAS. on Monday, March le., Iss4. at $50
p.m., JULIAN ERNEST, beloved son Of Ernest
and Annie W. Thomas aged two years. six
months and eighteen days.
northwest on "Wednesday March "a at )
pm. Friends and relatives invited to attend. .
Tn Memoriam.
In loyiag reinemhrnnce Of my beloved father.
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HamdkerChiefs.

500 dozen received this morning eroh,o, ,
surprises tomorrow. So superior are the new arri-
WIS that many previously in stock are price re-
duoed To illustrate:-Iadies' 1Sc AIlinen ra
uuceu 10 lZ'2c' The Swiss Handkerchiefs. seal
iopeu ana embroidered. are reduced to 1Oc
The best values among the new arrivals arc.-
ioo dozen Ladies'. worth DC, for &c each 100
dozen at DC each, but worth De- The new 1oIac
Handkerchiefs are superior to many here previously
at 2oc Among the Novelties are the II. $. Hand.
kerchiefs. in solid colors: those with lace insertion
ana edge and those with white and coIored h. s.
"orders Beauties at 25c each. See those with two
rows OF drawn work, lace insertion and edge and
those with lace trimming and embroidered flowers
in natural colors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-20
\ Plea for the Fruit Vendors,

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
In the cause of justice and humanity
would add my protest against the uncalled
for arrest of those poor itinerant fruit and
candy peddlers, to whom fate has allotted
its more than usual share of poverty. These
poor Italians lay in small stock of fruit
ana candy with which to trade, and their
methods of occupying a gutter for half an
hogr orso at time seem to meet with the
objection of the guardians of the law 1t
would seem that filth may occupy a gut
ter, but an italian never; he must move on
and II caught unawares is run in and fined
In the name of our common humanity
where is the justice in this? These men are
only seeking to gain an honest though
poor livelihood, and are not seeking charity.
Fines entail much suffering to their help
less families. Let them have chance, even
If some rent-paying merchants profit is
slightly diminished. Perhaps our police
records of arrest may not be quite so large.
but is there not larger game than these?
Where are the speak eases. gambling dcns.
traps Of all kinds that delude and snare?
Let the authorities look closer after these
evils and let the Italian live honest, even II
he il poor and stranger. EQUITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-20
Had IN Dirk

Samuel Wright colored. who says he was
citizen of Alexandria for twenty-eiebt
years is temporarily residing in this CITY
ana under an order of the court he Is re-
leased from the responsibility of earning
ms own living for a period Of four months
sam was in a saloon near eth ana M
streets last night and he was so noisy that
police Interference became necessary ana
sergeant John McTaggart was the officer
VINO responded. The noise of something
cropping from Wright's sleeve caused the
cincer to stoop and pick up the leather
case IN IL was murderous looking dirk
winch Judge Miller said was Mt for nothing
out TO assault or kill some person.
didn't have the weapon" he said tn
Judge Miller, and the judge asked him AZ
he did not want to change his statement
but he said he did not
I've told the truth" he said
What's your business, Wright" asked
the court.
I'm doctor" was his repsonse
Are you the doctor who came here
from Michigan some months ago?"
No. sir. I'm from Alexandria"
You will have to go TO Jail for -four
months"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-20
Ladies' Hose.

RICHEL1EU RIBBED Isle THREAD
EoSE-cardinal. Were soc. Now 15c
PLAIN FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE,
with double sOles, heels and toes-25c
FAST BLACK BOOT PATTERNS, with
colored tops-25c.
PLAIN, RICHELIEU and FINE RIBBED
RI SSET COTTON HOSE-25c.
FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE, with dou-
BILE soles and high spliced heels and toes
35c--3 pairs for 81.
Isle THREAD BOOT PATTERNS
black and colors-3Jc.-3 pairs for 81.
RICHEI.IEU RIBBED BLACK Isle
THREAD HOSE, with double heels and
toes-35c.-3 pairs for 81.
FAST BLACK HOSE, with double solos,
heels and toes-JOc
Isle THREAD BOOT PATTERNS-posi-
lively fast colors-with double heels and
tocs-JOc.
FAST BLACK Isle THREAD HOSE,
In assorted ribs-5Oc.
PLAIN and RICHELIEU RIBBED
WHITE Isle THREAD HOSE-5Oc.
RICHELIEU RIBBED Isle THREAD
HOSE-in the Russell shades
OPEN WORK Isle THREAD HOSE
in Cream, Blue. Pearl. Bronze, Slate and
CardinaI-s5c.
EXTRA SIZE BLACK and BALBRIG-
GAN HOSE, with high spliced heels and
tOcs-JOc.
BLACK COTTON OPERA LENGTH
HOSE-I5c.
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Easter Cor sets.

Your Easter Dress hardly be a success with.
out new Corsets. The four speciaties the Palais
Royal are being offered at special sale prices
S3.JS INSTEAD OF $3.50
The Marie Antoinette'' Cors"ts specially adapt.
Ell ioF stout figures. heavily boned long below
waist. made of black Italian cloth
$3.50 INSTEAD OF s3a5
The "A ia Judic.'' for slender and medium
hgures slipping waist, short hips high bust
Acc INSTEAD OF Toe.
The Palais Royal Corsets. made by the manu-
facturers of the celebrated French 'PD." Corsets
We have them with long and medium waist bi-l
and medium bust.
25c. INSTEAD OF soc
Chdren's Waists. Sizes 1 to 10 years Buttons
fastened with tape
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AFFAIRS IN GEoRGEToux
Local Happenings of Interest TO West
End Residents

On March "a representatives OF the rninera
employed in the fields near the upper end Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal ane the
presidents OF the various coal companies in
terested there will confer in regard to the
proposed reduction in mining rates The
miners are now receiving 50 cents a ton.
This amount they have gotten from 1888
up to the present time. with the exception
of the interval from 1854 to 1887 when The
price was necessarily cut down, owing 70
the decrease in the selling price Of the fuel.
A strike was participated I'm by the miners
though, before the reduced figure was ac-
cepted. No such action is anticipated. how
ever, in connection with the reduction NOW
proposed. The miners have reasonable men
considering their cause. The general belief
Is that the proposed reduction will be ac-
cepted by the miners.
Proposed Railroad.
Those interested in the Falls Church rail-
road project have had measurements made
ana found that the way 10 Washington
over the Aqueduct bridge is half a mile less
IN length than any other route that could
De pe iala out 1t is also said that not only a
Dig saving In elevation could be made but
aiso ABOUT twenty minutes in time.
Revival Services.
The Rev. Palmer Hubert onened the
week OF revival services last night at the
west Street Presbyterian Church with a
sermon Of great power and originality. The
interest manifested in The meetinr was
very great. Large assemblages viii no
oouot' De the feature Of the week.
still III.
MI Charles ii. Matthews OF Both street.
one OF the executors Of the estate Of the
late W. w. Corcoran and president Of the
oak AN Cemetery Company has been w.
,iis III Lor some days This morning he was
reported as resting easier. Though SIN
very ILL.," sum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-20

Select Gloves Tomorrow.

day Gloves fitted to your hand until Saturday at pn
but, of course you want best gloves at least prce-te
"Palais Royal Gloves. You know the demand such
Gloves You know the throng at this department will
daily increase, and you should know that more
time and attention be given you tomorrow than
later. We willing to sell you Gloves ait price
reduction now rather than have you call later and
perhaps, mot be able to wait ON you so SH2s "Palas
Royal" Gloves tomorrow to be $780, Mems ST.
Gloves shall be $685. Mems Best English Derby Gloves
shall be S65 instead of SH.z5 and Misses ST. Gloves
shall be ooc-fitted to your hand and guaranteed.
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Ladies' Underwear

RICHELIEI- RIBBED WHITE COTTON
- VETS, with low neck and ribbed arms
and silk tape in neck-2Jc.
lICHEIiEl RIBBED WHITE Isle
THREAD VESTS, with low neck and no
sleeves, ard silk tape in neck and arms
25c.
SWISS RIBBED COTTON yESTS. with
high neck. long and short slceves-2jc.
PLAIN GAJZE VESTS. with high and
low neck, lonc and short sleeves-25c.
WHITE SWISS RIBBED Isle THREAD
VESTS. with low neck and silk taped in
QrmS-JOc.
SWISS RIBBED WHITE I.ISLE THREAD
VESTS, with low neck and short sleeves
Sos.
RICHELIEU RIBBED FAST BLACK
Isle THREAD VESTS. with low neck
and no sleeves SOC.
SWISS RIIiBED COTTON VESTS, with
high neck and short sleSves-50c.
CREAM and COIOIED SILK and COT
TON MINED VESTS, with low neck and
no SleeyeS-JOc.
GOSSANER WEIGHT VESTS with high
neck, long and short sleeves and ribbed
arms-5Oc.
EXTRA SIZE SWISS RIBBED VESTS,
with Low neck and no sleeves-50c.
SWISS EIBBED VESTS half wool, with
high neck and long sleeves, s1.15-short
sleeves. 81.
RIBBED SILK and WOOL VESTS, with
high neck and long sleeves-S1 .S5-Short
sleeves-S1.6J. Ali sizes.
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Seventh DaN AdNenfixfa-

The congregation Of Seventh Day Ad-
ver fists in this city. who worship in tn /.
church on sth street northeast between
and q streets, formerly occupied by the
Eastern Presbyterian Church. will COM
mence series of revival services this
evening under the direction of Elder g j.
Hersum. The Sabbath and Sunday even
ing meetings held heretofore have devel-
oped considerable interest among Bible
stud
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Childrem's Hosiery

FAST BLACK RIBBED COTTON HOSE,
with 3-thread heels and toes-I3c.-2 pairs
for 25c.
RIBBED COTTON HOSE, with double
Knees. heels and tOgs--.Jc.
BLACK RIBBED Isle THREAD
HOSE with double knees. heels and toes
35r. grade for &c.
RICHELiEU RIBBED RI SSET and
BLACK COTTON HOSE, with double
heels and tOpS-25c.
BOYS BICYCLE HOSE. with double
knees. heels and tOps-25c. and soc.
INFANTS BLACK and WHITE FINE
RIBBED CASHMERE HOSE-39c. and soc.
HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR are two
IMPORTANT purchases TO make. Ii you get
quality You will know satisfactiOn-if you
don't you will be in hot water all the
time. Our guarantee goes with every sale.
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Equestrian Tights.

SWISS RIBBED EQUESTRIAN TIGHTS
White and Black-reduced from Csc. to
S9c- pair
SWISS RIBBED BLACK Isle THREAD
TIGHTS-ankle and knee len-ths-1Jc.
SWISS RIBBED Isle THREAD
TIGHTS-ankle lengths in White-S1.S0 up.
Black SI.oJ up.
AMERICAN HOSIERY COMPANY'S make
of VESTS. with high neck and long sleeves
-26-inch. 6Oc.-rise. sc.
With ribbed arIns-55c. for 26-inch-rise,
&c.
AMERICAN HOSIERY COMpANY'S
PANTS-knee lengths. made yoke
hand. with buttons the side-2S-inch
6Jc.-riSe. 90.
AMERICAN HOSIERY CONPANY'S
PANTS-ankIe lensth-1-3 wOol-2G-inch,
6Oc.-rise, Sc.
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Easter ParasOlS.

Nearly two hundred exclusive styles. 1t would
seem paradoxicul to write less In price because
exclusive-because only of kind-but such Is
the fact SC0S to $3.50 for Parasols intended 10
retail from $3.50 to s275 And here are little
priced Parasols that any lady need not be ashamed
of:-$315 for MORE silk Parasols. in black and
coors, looking worth 50. Good Silk Parasols, with
rufie. at only 81. 30. and the greatest surprise
miscellaneous lot at sl9s for choice In the lot
are Plain White and Coored Silk Parasols.
Polka Dot silk Parasols and BrOcade
Silk Novelties. Every new. The 81
Sun Umbrellas here from sos to s6.9s. A
bargain are those at si.9S. of plain color and
changeable silks. with silk bow and tassels. Wac-
rantel fast colors.
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Trimmings.

Three styles jet beaded bands. II inches WIDE
Zoe instead of lie yard. and Lace Mohair Brads
in black ard white, Go instead of Zoe yard and he
instead Of l9c yard. Black Mohair Soutache Brads
12c instead of l9c 70. twelve yards Ten styles
Jet Buttons. sc dozen instead of l0c. 12c, 15c.
Findings in instances at less than wholesale
prccs:-25c instead of i5c per piece Dress Belt
ing. &c instead of 12c dozen for Covered Dress
Steels and lie instead of HJc piece for SILK Prus-
STA Binding. French Horn Bone S-inch for 45c
gross. 9-inch for 55c gross. 1O-nch for G5c gross
&c instead of &c pair for StOckinet Dress Shields
&c instead Of 15c pair for Garter Buckles. Toe
instead of 23c yard for Silk Garter Elastic.
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Quality is the Foundation
p Err II Y S .
TNHE WEATHER Is BEARING THE

TNHE WEATHER IS BEARING THE
winter HOSIERY end heavy In
DERWEAR out Of use
The science Of health teaches comfort.
Some think # good-and timely-advice
TO suggest a change to the lighter weights.
1t is early, We know-but conditions
not the ealendar-dictate our needs.
Lucky We are ready for you But we
areas We have never been before. As our
business grows our stock grows. The big
ger our buying the lower prices we can
get. Or. to put it another way, better
qualities go into old prices.
Our success is contagious. 1t reaches you
profits you. The closer student you are
Of our retailings-especiaIly in such univer-
sal necessities as UNDERWEAR and
HOSIERY-the irner friends we become.
These offerings will bear some close
scrutiny-and come OFF victors in the sever
est test of competition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-20
Children'S Underwear.

AMERICAN HOSIERY COMPANY'S
VESTS. u wool. with high neck and long
sleeve s-16-inch, Ibc.-riSe. Sc
AMERICAN HOSIERY CONPANfS
PANTALETS-ankle and knee lengths-l6
to 32-inch-16-iuch. +5c.-rfse DC.
BOYS AMERICAN HOSIERY COM
PANY'S DRAWERS-ankle and knee
lengths-22 to 81 in.-e2-inch. Goc.-rise,
&c.
AMERICAN HOSIERY CoNIPANY'S
yESTS-1-3 wooI-=l6-inch. 25c.-Tise. &c.
1S-inch. 4oc.-rise. Sc.
KNEE-LENGTH PANTALETS-1-3 wool
1s-inch. 40c.-rise. 30. -
BOYS AMERICAN HOSIERY COM
PANY'S DRAWEIS-knee lengths-22-inch,
5Oc.-rise. 80.
GOSSAMER WEIGHT vESTS-sizes 10
TO 81 incheS-with high neck, long and
short sleeves -16inch. 16c.-rise. Sc.
GOSSAMER- WEIGHT KNEE PANTA-
LITS1S-in~h. 25c.-rise. Be.
BOYS GOSSAMER WEIGHT DRAWEisS
ankle and knee lenSths-Sizes "A TO 81
fooh-2i-inch, 2sc--rse. &c.
You will get what your money pays for
be OF that. Maybe a little more
n you haven't learned what we call
dollars worth. The sooner you get ac-
quainted-the sooner you will enjoy the
advantages.
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ErnbrOideries.

II not for Easter for some other occasion If not
wanted for months to you can hardly afford
to miss the following feeting bargains:-16c yard
for choice of 1000 yards 25c quality Swiss and
Nainsook Embroideries. = to O inches wide, All
GOODS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-20
BORN.

EHRMANTRACT. On March IS. 1894 Washing
ton. ID. G. to J. b. and Annie NJ. Ehrman-
traut, a
JEFFEIsS. Born to Vim. and Mollie Kendrick
Jefers, a daughter, On Saturday, March 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-20
Easter STOCKINGS.

Two bargains that will not be here later IN the
week:-Lades' 35c Quality Ribbed Isle Hose, in
black and coors. for only 25c pair. Children
Ribbed Fast Black Stockings. with double knees.
at 1Sc instead OF 25c Sizes o to 9lk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-20
Easter millinery.

Select materials tomorrow and promise your
Bonnet Hat in time for Easter Sunday. The
services at nominal cost Of the leading trimmer
of New Works leading mlliner Mime. Hartley of
New York II you prefer a ready made Bonnet
we think the Palas Royals collection contains the
one to suit you.
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~ wv wW-WW--W7s7-
$SCut'' Prices
flor ssPatennt''


Spring is the season for .'Tonics'' and
Blood Regulators" Cast your eagle eve
over this list and note the regular price
and OUR price. You are certain to see
something you want
COur price is always the lowest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-20
Union Suits.

SWISS RIBBED Isle THREAD UNION
SUITS. with low neck and no sleeves-75c.
Quality for soc.
SWISS RIBBED Isle THREAD UNION
SUITS, with low neck and no sleeves
9Sc. and up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-20
Easter Souvenirs.

Articles suitable for Easter gifts. Dainty
Silver Ware. Feather-weight China Rare Bric-a-
Brac-a thousand and tasteful and beautiful
things. For little as much as you wish them
to cost. Quality surprises very little prices.
(See above for HandAerchiefs and Corsets)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-20
$685..

Sass for choice of one hundred seven-yard Dress
Patterns Of 81 English and French Wool and Silk
and Wool Suitinss Fifty patterns go sale to-
morrow at am. and fifty at pm, on second
floor bargain counter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-20
Easter Capes.
Easter Jackets.
Children's Refers.

Notwithstanding the latest London STYLES
in red. tan and navy. Prices Sl4S to $o.75. Sizes
to ii years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-20
Spring Wear
FOrA1lWOnnlerl

. Our opening week has given you
. an opportunity to see what will be
- worn and what will be its price
- We don't think We ever got together
- such an attractive stock of goods that
. just suit the taste Of tasty people
. Our Millinery Department shows lots
. of novelties that have never been
. there before and that you won't find
- elsewhere. As becoming a Hat or
. Bonnet can be had here already made
- Is you can have made anywhere. or
. course, there's lots of difference be-
tween the Drices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-20
Swivel Silks.

Tomorrow at 10 am. = 900 yards best quality
Swivel Silks at Use instead of 59c ward = 900
yards Imitation Swivel Silks at 3Sc instead of Doc
yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-20

Babies Donsola Button
Shoes American Shoe mr.
Store price, 35c. Our III
price .............
Lot Ladies Button Boots.
Sizes 2. 3 and 31s. 7T
American Shoe Store SV
price. 81. Our price. o.
25 pairs Mems Congress
Caters. Sizes Q, 10
ard IL. Goring slight RH
ly imperfect, worth 81 NV
and 50, for W
Lot Mems Handsomely
Embroidered Slippers or
Alligator slippers. IN
American Shoe Store NN
price. S1.5O. Our o.
price .........-......
Boys and Youths School
Shoes, all sizes. Amer- NM
can Shoe Store price, WV,
81 %. Our price,.
Ladies' Button Boots. all
styles. shapes and sizes. @E
American Shoe Store Z
price, $3.50. Our II q
price ...........
Ladies' Dongola Button M
or Lace Shoes, with YIN 4
pat. leather tips. Amer oO
lean Shoe Store price,
81. Our price.
' s e. &; !: Il: s?! q: &c; 6; ST.
price, 81. Our price.
Mems 81, s. and Sc But
+: 81: ); e. e: Il ST.
price .............-..
Ladies' Fine Dongola But ~
: 81: :s q: !: s. s: SH.q
price -................
Lot OF Mems Calf Bluch-
ers, piccadilly toe, all m Il
sizes, worth 81. for. W II @
Mems Fine Calf Bluchers,
; s5 s a; 4; 4: ; e.: NJ: ST.
81. Our price ...
';:: ST, & c. G.: 6: 81; 81; G :';: ST.
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Corset Covers.

SWISS RIBBED CORSET COVERS with
low neck and no sleeves-5jc.-3 for 81
LADIES' SWISS RIBBED HIGH NECK
CORSET COVERS-25c. and Joe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-20

$3.50 for choice of three hundred seven-yard
Dress Patterns Of soc Atwood Fabrics. On first
floor bargain table. Tomorrow. at am. and 4
pm.
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One Item
I'm Waists.

SPECIAL PRICES ON
MILLINERY, LADIES'
SUITS, CAPES, JACKETS,
AND LADIES' UNDER
WEAR, INFANTS LONG
AND SHORT COATS AND
REFERS.