Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1892, Page 4

® THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TURD. April 2, 1908. times larger tham that of any other paper im the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Mediam it bas ne competitor. ———————————————— Washington is desirous of making the sp- Proaching Grand Army encampment the most ington wishes to raise the funds to pay the ex- penses of this encampment in the same manner ‘that bas been adopted in other cities. In them it bas been recognized that the benefits of such a gathering are enjoyed directly and indirectly by the whole community that is visited, and the greater part of the entertainment fund (in some cities nearly all of it) has been raised made by the city and state ‘which serve as hosts on the occasion. In addi- tion to these appropriations, which represent ‘the contributions of all taxpayers, there bas ‘been & guarantee subscription by private citi- zens, especially by those who would derive the greatest immediate pecuniary benefit from the concourse of people, and by representative wealthy and public-spirited men. Washington, though far from having the wealth of several of its predecessors among entertaining cities, will raise by private subscription » larger amount than any other city bas contributed in thisform. Fifty thousand dollars, at least, ‘will be supplied in this way. But the encamp- ment fund ought not to be made up exclusively from the contributions of the fraction of citizens in whom public spirit is strongest. ‘The principle recognized in other cities that all property is benefited and that all property should therefore contribute its mite to meet ‘the expense applies with equal force here. In| Al! the scarce shades of Tans, Grays, &c., will be! pricy ay HONESTY OF REPRESENTATION AS Boston's case the municipal legislature appro- Priated $25,000, the state legislature €50,000 for the encampment and the private subscrip- tion fund was $15,000. Washington applies to ite state and municipal legislature, which is ‘Congress, for these appropriations, because that body is made its exclusive legislature by the Constitution and it has no one else to whom to apply. It does not approach Congress as a national body, but as its local legislature under the Constitution, asking that it treat the pro-|$1,15> sor tne $1.35 Bow Knot Lace Dravery| A SMALL PORTION OF YOUR EARNINGS IN posed a8 a municipal item, to be paid as all other municipal expenses are paid. as the national legislature, has be- fore it » bill, introduced by Senator Pettigrew, proposing that the War Department furnish quarters and rations to veterans unable to pay for these accommodations. This bill, while it suggests an eminently proper and graceful thing for the nation to do, was not framed or suggested, directly or indirectly, by the peo- ple of Washington. It sprang from the views of western Grand Army men, who ‘desired to enable an extraordinarily large number of vet- erans, not well supplied with this world’s goods, to enjoy revisiting once before they passed away the scenes of some of their exploits and the capital of the nation which they saved. If Congress should respond favorably to this Grand Army suggestion undoubtedly many more thousands of the soldiers would be pres- ent than could otherwise attend, and to this extent the encampment would be more com- pletely and conspicuously success. But it is to be distinctly understood that this national action is a matter between the Grand Army and Congress, and that Washington will in any event spend on this encampment more than any other city, even wealthy Boston, has ex- pended, and that it is not applying to Congress for this direct national aid, but for an appro- priation from its municipal funds. Congress ought to be quick to respond hear- tily to the effort of the national city to enter- tain creditably at the nation’s home the nation’s defenders. ———__++___ Not the least valuable business done or pro- Posed to be done in the Maryland legislature at this session is that relating to public roads in the ten counties of Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Calvert, Charles, Carroll, Howard, Montgom- ery, Somerset, St. Mary's and Wicomico. The provisions are different in different counties. ‘Thus in old St. Mary's the governor is author- ized simply to appoint three road commission- 78, who are to appoint the supervisors to have general charge of the roads. A feature of the Montgomery law is its requirement ‘that one-third of the money appropriated is to be used for permanent improvement. The effect of this will be in a few years the comple- tion of roads that improve land values and general business, with special usefulness for | the farmers. ‘The Somerset county law pro-| vides for proper drainage, including a co: demastion feature for the opening of drain for the employment by the commissioners of a competent engiueer, and to effectuate the pur- Pose of the act the issue of £50,000 of 4 per cent forty-year bonds. Maryland does well in en- ‘gaging extensively in roadimprovement. There isno better public affair in which to be en- aged. ————_+=s—_ It would seom that Mr. Cleveland's Minnesota friends in their state platform are endeavoring to set the keynote on silver for the democratic Rational convention. They sa; declaration for bi-metallism, that the ratios between gold and silver should be readjusted in such ® manner that the number of grains of either metal in the unit of coinage shall be of equal value, after which coinage of both shal) be free and unlimited. This is adopting the gold standard of value for the silver dol‘ar, and may or may not mean, in accordance with the course of things after free coinage bas been decided upon asa policy. the waintain- ing of that standard indefinitely. Thre pasition ‘Will not suit the silver people. Se Dr. Parkhurst is getting in some more work on the police department of "ew Xork, having secured ® presentment from the grand jucy based apon ite alleged compuicity with ketpers of disorderiy places Dr. Parkhurst is appar- ently more in earnest and in earnest fa more places than any social reformer of fae times, He strikes at vice and crime throw :h the offi. ore of the law who wink aterime and vice | —_-——_ * Senator Hill says that be inverted the Gate Caar) rules, He says abo that sates Sested in his Elmira specc!s Pie recent knock. out of the silver bill. It oo',y remains for the Bismarck in official exile seems to have friends ‘to help him celebrate his birthday anniversary. ‘Such rare men are honored for what they do or bave done, uot for the petty trappings of efice. at Tar Paras Rorar ome Mossy. Avan, 4, 1892. Tre ~-opeaing” of Sprine Goods hes demonstrated to thousands that the stocks are overflowing with nov- cities. During this Easter Sale appropriate articles ‘will be advertised cach day at epectal prices. For Mon- day, from a.m. to6p.m., weoffer et a Ss 1 BPRESS ge, P% PM BOW hls for 83 83 BB ott FOR Pet cl aie RERE Go bes Fouts found here, 81 All-wool Crepons for 88c. yard. 1 Bedford Cord Stripe Crepons for 88¢. yard. 81 Silk Stripe Crepons for 8¥c. yard. @1 Crocodile Suitings for 8c. yard. @1 Fancy Stripe English Suitings for 88c. yard, 81 Check Tourist Suitings for 88c. yard. 81 Serpentine Bedford Gords for 88c. yard. €8"For suitable trimmings see lower half of this column, but first glance just below. ‘Nets, 48 inches wide. You may remember we claim ‘such quality cannot be duplicated st less than 1.508 yard. 10c. tor sten's1240. Handkerchiete, with White bemstitched borders. $1.15 toe tue 01.25 Untreased Kid Mousque taireGloves. All the new spring shades, also Black. Our buyer asks it written thet they will be Atted to the hand as carefully and cheerfully as ¥ regular price was ashed, 89. tor men's 91 Cheviot Shirts, with laundered collar and cuffs, Tell the men of this special for Mom- day. $3.68 _aay rarasot or Umbreiia marked 62.98 may be claimed Monday for $3.68 The glace or two- tone Silk Umbrellas, with extra cover, &c., arein the lot. 6 29. torthe Paints Royal's well-known 36e. Fast Black Hose. Need more be written? 89. tor any ot the New Shopping Begs marked 98c. Bix styles to select from. 19. tor me 25e. Birthday Rings suggests an Easter Present for the children that will be highly appreci- ated. $1.34 for Silk-covered Down Cushions that ‘would cost you half as much again to make. 100. tor tie Gem" ‘Dress Shields, for Monday only. Sites 1, 2, 3and4 for 10, 12, 14 and 16c., re spectively. THE PALAIS BOYaL, (Continued below.) A Taree Days) Wovpzn ARE Taz New Dazss Goovs Fry pisces arrive Monday, April 4, at 10a.m., and the last few dress lengths will be gone by Wed- nesday, April 6, at 6 pm. Strom sxnors. 40 inches wide. identical io quality to those somewhat wider ths t are selling every- where at #1. yard, are offeredhere at only 50 cente 8 yard. Several tints of Grays, Tans, Browns; also Navy, Cream and Black. Asornzr, SURPRISE are the 40-inch Stripe Suitimes at 50c. a yard. Theseare identical in design and in shades of Grays, Tans, 8.0, to the fabrics here- tofore sold at $1 a yard. You kuow we have Jet G indies as expensive as $12 and Silk and Jet Trimmings ap to $16 « yard which we have proved to be bargains, but wre now write of new bargaine—barxains like the dress goods—feeting bar- oaine: $32.68 tor see Gtrates waist for beanty of do 15c. tor set Eages im stylen and of quality well worth We. a yard. Sc. tor sue Gtmpe to shades to match your dress, which are supertor in designs amd quality. 2" The late arrival of Peart Buttons now makes the Palais Royal ¥ eadquarters for those wanting them. Lactrs To K_xow Or. ‘Look down this long sisi. note the counters and shelves crowded with Lacex. Now pick out the best bargains, We'll rive you am hour, « day, three days No.31 is 13 inches wide.. No.4 iv 11 inches wide, 1 yard 1.35 yard, : 1.50 yard b. a 73 yard ‘The narrower lacus to match are proportion- ately low in prices, Me. to 90o. © yard, ranging in phepeee Fe tes Lit VRINIGE S restock of these goodn us wall ts ‘ail other rubber appliances. 62 Fountain Syringe, Fabber Sor ‘82.25 Fountain Syringe, 3-quart rubber tubes..61.49 @1 Housebold Syringe, No. 3, 2 be Sexsrete Hovsexerens - UPON SOBER SECOND THOUGHT RECOGNIZE ‘THE ABSURDITY OF THE IDEA EXPRESSED IN GLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS OF DEALERS WHO OFFER HOUSEHOLD WARES BELOW COST, KNOWING THAT MERCHANTS WITH AN EYRE ‘TO WEALTH SELDOM DISPENSE CHARITY a8 A MATTER OF BUSINESS, WHEN FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES.ARE OFFERED FOR TBE MERE TAKING, THE PUBLIO TURNS A DEAF ZAR TO THE GLARING DECEPTION AND GEEKS FOR REAL MERIT UPON THE ADAMANTINE BASIS OF UNIFORMITY IN PICTURED IX OUR RQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, WHICH CHERISHES THE PROMISES OF ONE AS IT DOES THE WEALTH OF THE OTHER, CARRY- ING HAPPINESS AND COMFORT INTO THE MIDST OF EVERY HOME, EXACTING MERELY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS, a8 THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF EACH ONE MAY DE- TERMINE THE EASIEST. LENIENT IN MISFORTUNE, EQUITY HAS EVER BEEN ITS GUIDING STAR FORNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIGERATORS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES AND WORKS OF ART. HOUSE & HERRMANW'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 017, 910, @21 AND 923 7TH BT. anD 636 MASS. AVE. ¥. W. W. M. Suvsren & Soxs, 910 PA, AVE. OPENED TUDAY, 50 PIECES INDIA SILKS. BEAUTIFUL AND NEW DESIGNS IN BLACK AND COLORED GROUNDS, 80 PIECES WORSTED DRESS GOODS, IN NEW STYLES AND COLORINGS, FRESH. iz. 100 PIECES BEDFORD CORD GINGHAMS: IN PLAIDS AND STRIPES OF SILK. THE BEDFORD GINGHAM 18 ENTIRELY NEW THIS SEASON. THE COLORING AND DESIGNS CANNOT BE SUKPASSED. THE COLORS ARE PERFECTLY FAST, MAKING THIS THE MOST DESIRABLE GINGHAM IN THE MAKKET, Wk HANDLE ALL FOR WASHINGTON. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ap2 ap? ONE PRICE. Asrowisuixa ‘and erery description, Everything in stock will be sold at @ great reduction, Our First GREAT QUARTERLY REDUCTION SALE fanow on, and asit te garture,, wuceese ta arired with such tow Woulay nd Yuceday next WaTedes will fe fat in. fe wun than wt I will be offered. h ther you buyor ot vou are ime ad to cail'an look "round. A. L. Sazzzsrer, Jn, Manufacturing Jeweler, 505 Srvexrs Sr. Never Beronr TRUNKS Travetxa Goopa. Mt such Low Paces. true that her This at other times we allowed unt of 10 Bape ss Sante es es Rot so low. Socnzty During Amprovements to our store we will take on UNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, SATCHELS, eee TARD CASEA. POCKET BOOKS ‘And all other goods in our store. " Pe Penna. oe Tavax Masuracre Env, aT elias 4 MAN WHO DRIVES HI TRADE AWAY-THE HACKMAN. Wanz Ws Ass Lie Taz HACKMAN, | OUB BUSINESS BY MEANS OF DRIVES, WE DON’T DRIVE TRADE aWaY¥, BUT OUR DRIVES DRIVE TRADE To Us. HERE I8 A DRIVE FOR YOU FOR MONDAY ONLY: Monday only thousands of yards of tus Latece Styles Ageing Dress Goods all bow chaden, of stzietly All-wool Bedford Cords, Crepong and Jecquards, for : . Sraasasvzozas $08 0nd 400 Th ot. Anda most carefully selected variety of CHOICE MII LIKERY GOOD#, : Bmbodying the correct styles as adopted by the LEADING MODISTES OF PARIS AND LONDON ‘For the approaching season. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, April 4and 6, DAMASK, FANCIES, PLAIN WHITE, CHXCKS, ‘be., from 10e. Per yard up, Cazeer Roos, Axumster Axp Wrox Reos ‘be. per yard. Acmall ide of VELVETS, to close them out, re PARIS BONNETS, LOKDON ROUND HATS Sues from 61.25 0 Téa, por yard and from 61.50 per TAPESTRY nw 20 foot 6 inches by 13 feet, worth $65, reduced to ‘We will show in all our departments complete lines of | 845. Rovelties, comprising LADIES’ WRAPS, CLOAKS, NEWMARKETS, MACKINTOSHES, GOSSAMERS, LADIES’ 6HIRT WAISTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, SILK, COT- TON, MERINO AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY AND GLOVES FOR LADIES, MEN AND CHILDREN, CORSETS, UMBRELLAS, HAND- KERCHIEFS, VEILING, &e. For these two days we will offer as a special induce- na 10 PER CENT Of of marked prices in every Department. THE MONUMENTAL. 1° Laxssvzcn & Bro. Easrza Axxovxcemenr. Dazss Goons For Easrzn. THE POPULAR Xx0- TION THAT THE EASTER HOLIDAY 18 THE PROPER Occa- BION FOR THE ADVENT OF SPRING FASHIONS LEADS US TO PUT UPON EXHIBITION ALL THE NEW THINGS IN SPRING SILKS, WOOL AND COTTON DRESS = Goons, THROUGH CONSTANT AND UNREMITTING EFFORTS ON OUR RART WE PRESENT TO THE PUBLIO AN As- TONISHING AND BE- WILDERING ARRAY OF DRESS FABRICS,GATH- ERED FROM THE LEAD- ING EUROPEAN CEN- ‘TERS,COMBINED WITH AN EXTRAORDINARY ASSEMBLY OF MATERI- ALS BY THE MOST RE- LIABLE DOMESTIC MANUFACTURERS, FORMING, IN ALL, THE MOST COMPLETE A8- SORTMENT OF CHOICE NOVELTIES AND PLAIN TEXTILES AT VERY MODERATE PRICES. COLORINGS OF THE LATEST. THE NEW- EST OF WEAVES. MA- TERIALS OF ALL GRADES. Ovcn Maz Onves Derantuzxr WAS BEEN CONSIDER- ABLY INCREASED. . EVERY FACILITY Pos- SIBLE AFFORDED OUT- OF-TOWN SHOPPERS, ALL COMMUNICA- TIONS, WHETHER FOR SAMPLES OR GOODS, WILL RECEIVE CON- QCIENTIOUS CONSID- ERATION. Ov Sraixe Fasmox Suzzrs ABE READY, AND WILL BE MAILED REGU- LARLY EVERY MONTH ‘TO OUT-OF-TOWN PEO- PLE FREE OF CHARGE, MERELY BY SENDING THEIR ADDRESS TO THE PATTERN DE PARTMENT, LARS: BURGH & BRO 3 ad 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST. ost So Mocs Sucosss Hascrowned wae eee to duced a sorte pannes bY 33 feat 6 inches, wueth O66, ro- uced to S feet 3 inches by 14 feet 9 inches, worth 845, re duced to 630. Mogverre Rves 8 fost 3 inches by 18 feet 6 inches, worth $35, re duced to 820. 8 feat 8 inches by 9 feet 3 tachea, worth $28, reduced to a1. 8 feet 3 inches by 12 feet 0 inches, worth €32.50, re ‘822.50, duced to ‘@ucea 10 fest 6 inches by 14 worth . won ‘by 14 feet 6 inches, 4, ‘8 feet 3inches by 11 worth ba hay ge fect 0 inches, ez, Vunver Ross, 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet O inches, worth $20, re duced to 815. 8 feet 3 inches by 11 fect > rely 2 inches, worth 633, 8 foot 3 inches by 10 feet 9 inches, worth $32.60, re duced to 825. fot 3 incheeby 13 oat @ inches, worth $35, re duced to 10 feet O inches by 16 feet 0 inches, worth $48, re- epee 6 inches by 16. 10 $30, ‘by 16 feet 6 inches, worth @55, re- Boor Bayssezs Reon. 5 feet 3inches by 9 eet O inches, worth @31, reduced Goredonng by 12 fest ® inches, worth §25, re- duced to: Steet 3 inches by 11 feet 6 inches, worth 630, re duced to €22.60. 8 fect 3 inches by 15 feet 0 inches, worth $35, re duced to $25. 10 fect 6 inches by 12 feet @ inches, worth @37.50, to $25, reduced, Tarestay Baveszzs Roos, eon aces to 38 fet © inches, worth $22.50, reduced to ae ‘by 13 feet O inches, worth @25, re duced to 8 feet 3 inches by 12 feet 2 inches, worth $22.50, reduced to #15. nlp Leah aahoe inches, worth §27, re- to 91 13 ieet Bachan by 17 feat 0 toches, worth 944, re- ATine of SMYRNA RUGS at 50 per cont off the rera- “AGENTS ALASKA REFRIGERATORS, PIEKCE. EFRI« Ee ae Busy Caannees. rer 100 different styles from $8.75 up. ‘are tuanut onball trot box orcutst.* “enor BED W. B. Moses & Soxa, Con, Llrx Axo F Sra N.W. ‘Ask to see our a in oops, CURTAINS, EURN TURE COVENINGS, ke. SLIP COVERS LOR FURSTTURE. Send us's postal to call and wive extimate and submit sampies, in order to have them wien ‘Seo our furniture sale ifustrated in Sunday Post, 18 ee ee oer a PUTT TTT TTT G i } TE ER ie WE BY THE Exzcraororse, ‘The above is the verdict thet ‘comes to us every day from those who have used the instrument. ‘Tt is ansolicited on our part, but © grateful acknowledgment on theirs of the wonderful curative Properties of Tur Exzcrnororse, Cuzoxtc Drsxaszs 4 ‘Are our specialty, and few cess ‘are beyond the reach of the treatment. Acute cases yield with ‘marvelous rapidity. Thousands have been cured. We Can Cone Yoo. READ THIS. ATLANTIO ELECTROPOISB 00.1 Gentlemen: I wantto tell you how much good my children bavé derived from the use of the Elestro- poise. Thavo nevey had occasion to call in « physician since I have had the instrument. One of my children had a serious difficulty of the throat, which, under the treatment of the Rlectropoise, fe very much improved, ‘while I bave just brought my boy through s severe: ttack of measles without any other treatment. I 04 18 very restfn! atter the strain of. hand day's work at ‘choo!, and heartily recommend it to everybody. Very truly your, MBS. MARTHA R. HAMPSON, od ‘1335 12th st. nw, Yo Drugs, But Science Cures, i Don't wait COME IN AND TALK— YOU QUESTION, WE 4uaWwEa- . DOW? CORT ANY TBINO. Artaxnic Exzcrsoroms Co, n 14065 NEW YORE AVE. ¥.W, IOADDDRARDARRARDAABRADAAADAADA | © You Was Mom Ir Ir Yoo “Vani Vior Viess W. H. Hovosrox M s0.Co.. 000 PA. AVE. XW. ome ave Rw | Wiss Waat is Svocess. ‘The chain of “‘wuccession” which Deines “Ceres” Flour from the flelds to Fou bas not a single detect tn ite links. ‘Reaped from the fairest fleids—eniected, from the fattest rains. Ground to per- - 3818-1200 F ST. ¥.W. : ? > ? fection by scrupulous millers in moders — a mille ‘Bacwed amid clean end pleasant Surroundings. But why go further? We Y jouat yon alone to duam On eaann - Every user echoes these words: **Ceree™ Deas a see Taees whet tie, |, Rakes more bread, “ighicr breed, whiter FROM MONDAY TILL SATURDAY, Yeeed and better breed than any other Rewasr Dar, Flour ‘The Gemand for “Ceres” Flour te enofmous, and unscrupulous manutact- (Grers realizing this have bagged iqferior Plow under the same genersl appear ance as ""Ceres” with aview of having ‘their Flour substituted for “Ceres.” Beon your guard! Accept no substi. tutes! Within every sack and barrel of the genuine “Ceres” Flour tee circular Dearing the autograph signature of oe gana ksh For New 40-inch Wool Crepoa ‘or New 40-inch Wool Chev- Or |For New. 40-inch Diagonst worth “Wm. M. Galt & Co.” Look tor . EES tomisaing tt tau't “Corea.” len are bandaotely sea Inowed ‘Our lane show win _ ———} 0000; —- ——.— | Wu M. Gur & Co, fee decided aaventare. “The | Cor. 1stend Ind. ove. aw. » UZde. | OF | Seen tes wen ceases ones IZ 18 YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO JUDGE make " FOR YOURSELF a8 TO PRICES, WHETHER THEY ARE, BARGAINS OR NOT. eefere cesta gaaecrcnearee moet tae |—— — Samarannuzas : Sansarantuzar 18 THE PROPER MEDICUNE to take in | | | ‘the spring, because it ‘Works off all the impuri- ties you have been stor- ing up during the winter | | | and which will prevent youfrom enjoyine that —— perfect bealth so neces | | \| sary to stand the trisls of abot summer in tis climate, Ove Sansarannra WILL DOYOUdORE He oe ‘of the yrarandes- | | | | other, Are good property at mea weI good than any he Scat chs ferigs ad tie sheerer te aunty the Deceuse we p#DEre ft | | Detter te eect Row. any” ope can advertne sapcss venimas: we are selling ty ee Donzxe W pervision, us only REK FOR sae Pee: ‘| ee very beet OaTediente, Chance that ade ; det tootlet and i ip Very aocle, 20d coun thew ct 15c. | 827 | ful Shen thts cane bas been sold paar grigateed WE WILL HAVE ON SALE OUR oa! out if we can get any more. Tust as we were writing this “ad.” we received = ‘ooo ee : tord Cords “Ko douin tuey are Ove Sansemnza eS eieener tet on on Sansy Esra Lixz Or Fotnrsa Bea Ao, | sar | pid rota tue bi a 0, bug ee at ak DEDS OF LIVES and 12 PATTERNS TO SELECT FROM aT howsands.ehtly, but thorouchly. Purifies and enriches the blovd, tones ui the appetite, makes you throw off that disagres- able lassitude, known as the “Spring Fever.” In fact, makes you feel on, “new” all over. Ov Sansarannia 18 RECOGNIZED BY ALL WHO have used it os MEDICINE OF Facronr Prices 350 oo |cttamts ster | | { ————Iebesl - TER | “3,000 save —— OF | WAUMBECK NOVELTY | SUITINGS. yt MERIT. A single bot- | ttle, the will make you se- | 36-inch wide Warrante! Half- The = quainted with i A ow Zo very Seryiceabie cbopstes | | ontente regular course of treat- Ruater‘al ahd ‘has fhe apyear | ) | I goods. 2c. “Worth | do meat will maxe you its | te friend foriite. The in- — THE 5 Sit LAE if the ntock are = vet, — trodtuction's cheap and 0 well know, ye usa grand send-v a for vur April adel The wane coeds willbe you will profit by the for the entire week if the quantity hoi | Sicn that Mouday'is te’ oily ‘day for’ te i _ _ Sannin foods, ie d ‘Ovrn Sansaraniica er THE ENTILE WEEK A. Kavraax, D. Wey ideas. 1s SOLD aT ONR- HALF the usual rates Decause it is « well- known fact that one- You Sour Sex Ove Lovxezs ‘a8 WELL, On this occasion we shall have so many elties in Pine, Handsome Shoes to offer such astounding low prices that we kno will be the §9°GREATEST LEGITIMATE SHOE ® Ever beld in Washinzton, The quantity of soine of these goods™Y limited. and probably we shall not be®* AND REMEMBER THAT OUR GREAT Marna Sates reread apeonsfpmigrengaens . be advisable to be ou hand early during *#!* Noverres Ix Lions F,,Suors turn Bat | Our, WiLL CONTINUE TO APRIL, 15, Il ==|/I Ill Ili III HH