Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1892, Page 4

4 FE EVENING STAR. “WASHINGTON EVENING STAR bas « regelar and Weicseunesoteeuhamnens Washington three times larger than that of any other paper in the city @ local NEWS paper and Ad- vertising Wediam it has ne competitor. As the participants in the presidential race enter the home-stretch the republican runner makes s spurt closing ap mach of the gap by which the democrat led in confidence and rea- sonable prospects, and the race is again in donht In the ptvotal state of Indiana recent repnb- Moan activity ie expecially notable. For some time the prospects there have favored the dem- cerats. Now the Iatter are losing their exces- atve confidence, the size of the plurality claimed by them is steadily diminishing, and the cam- paign ix assuming some of the phases of the campaign of 1888, The democratic confidence is based, as in- dicated in Tua Stan's admirable Indiana cor- respondence, upon the contention that the state is normally democratie—by 19,000 at the Inst election: that it can be carried for the re- publieans only by the use of money, and that the Anstralian ballot destroys this year that op- portunity; that the democratic party in the state ts harmonions and completely organized, while the republicans, who carried the state united party in 1888 by only 2,900, are this vear suffering from the Gresham defection, the lone of democratic soldier votes won by un- kept pension promises, and the apathy of dis- appointed office seekers. The republicans claim heavy gains in new voters and conversions in the ‘gas belt,” and some increase there is conceded them; losses by the democrats to the people's party in the southern part of the state, and losses all over the state on account of the unpopular tax law enacted by « democratic legislawre; repub- lican gains based on state pride and local senti- ment, Indiana having the head of the repub- lean presidential ticket, and [ndiana having been snubbed by the democratic refu.-1 1 allow tt even the tail of the democratic ticket. It is argued that future conventions will vie in the deference which they pay to Indiana candi- dates if Indiana responds at the polls according to the treatment which her candidates have re- ceived. To meet the argument based upon the | democratic plurality of 1490 it is pointed out | that the democratic candidate who carried the | state by 19,000 in that vear had 30.000 votes lese | then Harrison bad in 1888. and that to make the state republican it is only necessary for the | republicans who voted in 189% and who did not vote in 1890 to come to the polls in 1892, While the Indians fight gets botterand hotter and closer and closer the democrats are still sitghtly abead in confidence and show of pros- pects: but i is to be remembered that this was the ease in 1883 up to the election day which gave Gen. Harrison the state. —> ¢_—___ The Chicago Herald says it is an open secret that Castelar is to be the orator at the opening of the world’s fair. Of ali possible selections | this is the best that could be made. The most | eloquent representative of the Latin race of the | present generation, a republican of the noblest type. © man whose character and whose genius and attainments have illustrated hie age, | Emilio Castelar, now in the fullness and ripe- ness of his grand powers of mind, is the ideal | orator of & Columbian celebration where Spain and Italy and America join in honoring the dis- covery of a new world and the beneficent re-/ sulte that have flowed therefrom. With a| scholarship of wideextent and much profundity, a wisdom gained from s checkered experience, | _-October 29, 1902. | 1892. | « love of liberty consecrated by an ardent study | of the free institutions of all ages and by in- | lividual effort at every step of @ great career, | and an imagination able to convert the stern- | t fmets of every day life into the rational hongh gorgeous fore-glimpses of human destiny he wil the past with an “old master’s” power ond foretell the future with the splendor and the majesty of a true prophet. _ see The proposition to turn Colorado river into the water the great Salton plain or desert and make ita fertile tract as of pre- hustoric times is not vet taboo in a country that prides itself on ite practicality. The cheap- est internal improvement perhaps ever sug- gested to sccomplich wonderful results is that t reopening the old can 4 channels of this lower Colorado valley and irrigating it fro end to end. What the red citizens of a long- extinct semi-civilization could do the white of an advanced civilization « The Colorado river itself has how ensy the task is by breaking into the desert and leaving in the valley the seeds of vegetation 4 the water and soil necessary for its germina- | thon and growth. The problem is very differe: from that d elsewhere in the far west the great river solves the difieul lay of capital. ty at small out see The Norwegians do well to celebrate Li Erucson's discovery of America in the year) 1000, Lief was 422 years abead of Columbus aud hie deed wae part of the immemoria! | heroixm of one of the most adventurous and | hardy nations in history, to whom English and | American institutions owe no small portion of | their security and grandeur. Hut neither Lief | Ericson nor the Norse people of that age nor | any other people of that age was equal to mak- | ing that use of the bird-of-pameage Norse visit | which would entitie it to duninish the fame of | the Columbus discovery ce in presenting the | — In view of his munifics niversity with a telescope Chicago is forgiv ing © great deal to the citizen w designated as “Baron” Yerkes, m she once The sarcastic | reference to the snapping of a str et railway | eabie a* the sundering (colloquial, ‘busting of the baron’s shoestring is no longer heard. He bas turned her attention fre the earth heavenwards, from the cable slot to the milky | Way, snd she is duly grateful for the boost. see The great fire in Milwaukee is most calamitous events of the vear. the most disastrous conflagrations of the last | quarter of the century. No doubt the active sympathy of @ generous public will be extended to the sufferers who are without homes or means ef support. The loss to the city, one of the | Most prosperous and populous of the lake region, is har o be estimated in dollars and cents, but the thrift and enterprise that once built up can and will rebuild the waste places, see - } The Prince of Wales hes expressed a desire to visit Chicago during the worid’s fair. It is im the most charitable spirit that he is reminded that grain speculation can be even more ex- pensive than bac see With reference to the new disease “beri- beri,” which bas been inspiring some awe, it is ha that it is not contagious and that it ie os The statement that there never wae such disease is momentarily ex see ‘The difficulty im making lawsconcerning con- ewaled deadly weapons thoroughly effertive was Mlustrated yesterday by te use of a simple pea- | Bnife as wes pon of assault. — It wexpected that the new arrangements in the Capitol will ventilate things in a way that will put an investigating committee to the binsb. — see The “Cincinnati” will be launched November 7. It woud be only respectful to replace the Botte of champagne that w# usually broken on such an occasion with a bottle of beer. Ss The ides of separate care for colored people in colipsed by the establishment of separate re- publican election tickets in Norfolk, Va. —— Whitelaw Reid's declaration that the New York democrats have plenty of money is gener- (Oe eucourngement for bis opponents. | | } } } 1 | THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. 6. SATURDAY. OCDOBER 29; 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES. 1892. MONDAY. Ww. H. Hovortox Myo. Co., 1218-1220 F Sz N.W., WILL INTRODUCE OCTOBER 31, you TO SOME OF THE BEST VALUES IN BED ROOM SUITES, WHICH ane NOT EXACTLY THE PREVAILING STYLE, BUT GRAND, HONESTLY MADB, SPLENDID DESIGNS. AND WHILE THIS MAY SEEM UN- BUSINESS-LIKE WE MEAN JUST WHAT WE SAY, 45 FOLLOWS: ONE SOLID MAHOGANY, 3 PIECES, BED ROOM SUITE WHICH WE ASKED $275 FOR WILL BE SOLD TO THE FIRST PURCHASER OF $200 WORTH OF GOODS IN OUR STORE FOR THE SMALL SUM OF 8100, UNDER THE FOLLOWING STIPULATIONS: $200 WORTH OF GOODS MUST BE BOUGHT FOR CASH AND PAID FOR ON SELECTION. TREN THE 275 SOLID MAHOGANY SUITE WILL BE SOLD TO THIS CASH CUSTOMER FOR 8100 CASH. SO IF YOU WANT A REAL, GENUINE. SPOT CASH INDUCEMENT THIS IS ONE THAT YOU WILL BE BOUND TO SHOW YOUR FRIENDS AND SAY MANY GOOD THINGS IN OUR FAVOR, THIS BEING OUR OBJECT IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT. THIS WILL BE WE ROPE, INVESTIGATED, AND SEE IF WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. Resewser Ove RED ROOM SUITES FOR 818.50. BED ROOM SUITES FOR $20.00. BED ROOM SUITES FOR $22.00, BED ROOM SUITES FOR 825 00. BED ROOM SUITES FOR 825 00. BED ROOM, OUR GREAT 222, 845.00. WE ARE ALSO GREATLY OVER- STOCKED ON Tenis Cuars, ALWAYS CONSIDERED THE MOST LUXURIOUS CHAIR FOR GENUI COMFORT EVER MADE. IF YOU WANT ONE SEE OUR SPECIAL PRICES ON SAME FOR THIS WEEK, ENDING NO- VEMBER 5. DON'T FORGET US le You Wasr A Cawer. “OH, WHAT PRETTY CARPETS HAS BREN TOLD Us BY THE MANY, MANY, MANY, OF OUR CUSTOMERS. Paces As Low As Tue Lowssr, AND WHICH WE AIM TO BE OF JUST THE QUALITY WE REPRESENT. Ove Greet Szrrzns OUR 5.00 BOX FRAME CLUSTER- LEG EXTENSION TABLE, OF WHICH OUR SALES ARE NEARLY 1,400, SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. OUR $5.00 BOOK CasR. OUR $5.00 ROCKER OUR 85.00 RUG, OUR 85.00 WATER FILTER OUR $5.00 LACE CURTAINS. ALL WILL BE KETTER THAN YOU WILL EXPECT. Rewewser Us W. H. Hovanzox Mra. Ca. 1218-1220 F Srusr N.W., | TO SHOW GooDs. lo. A. Mopoman, 614 12ru Sr. YOU WILL NOW FIND NUMEROUS SMALL GUODS IN ADDITION TO THE LARGE STOCK OF GAS FIXTURES, LAMPS AND GAS STOVES. 4 PARTIAL LIST, VIs: preap vaxe...........l100,, 15e., 200 ozs Pans, Bist stria..........200, 250 WAFFLE IRONS (Jor ges stove .ccucseee 1 OO VIENNA ROLL BETS (new)... snes DOO DECORATED PORCELAIN LAMP SHADES 1 600 rea xerruts. 220, 270. 350. 450 DOUBLE STEW PANS (copper bottom)... 100 LAMP OIL, 6 Gal... 60 GASOLINE, 5 GAL......... TAPER SLIDES AND WAX TAPERS... 500 200, 30c. 40c ALCOHOL STOVES. 5c, 6c, 8c. 12. &e FANCY SILK LAMP SHADES .$3.50 10 $20.00 asia Samed rae 30c. es 750 PASTE TO POLISH BRASS GOODS. 5c CANDLE STICK, brass... .10c WAX CANDLES...... 5o 3 ror 50 ADAMANTINE CANDLES... GRANITE WARE, ALL STYLES. BLUE AND WHITE WARE. PITTSBURG LAMP, WITH SHADE COMPLETE (best to be had)... 82.50 MARION HARLAN COFFEE POTS... ..90c. ro $1.20 BEACON DROP LIGHTS (complete) 97 (88 more of those) 2BURNER GAS STOVES, REDUCED FROM €3.25, NOW....... 81.85 60c., 800 15e. 1 $1.25 PORCELAIN RICE COOKERS. TEA POTS (ali atyies, a few Fancy)... WIRE FRAMES ror tap saves... L5c., 30c.. 450 (Oda patterns)... 650 PORTABLE DROP LIGHTS WITH = TUBING, COMPLETE. 83.25 OUR NOVEL FRY PAN CLOCK..........903-00 OIL HEATING STOVES, (Wil heat your room.» GAS HEATING STOVES... — fn) i) (Wil heat your room.) wudde., FLAT IRON (to ft on gas top). GAS GLOBES... ISINGLASS FOR STOVES. 10¢ . 12. . 14¢ MICA PROTECTORS FOR SILK LAMP o SO a Coemrateee| 7 YOU WILL FIND f INTERESTING AND PROFITABLE 1O VISIT OUR STORE. YOU WILL BE PLEASED AT THE LARGE VARIETY. NO TROUBLE C. A. Meppras, 614 12ra Sr. it Aktion. WINTER OPENING PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2 AND 3. e296 (No cards.) 1329 F ST. Eyre: R) Rares — 1241 11TH ST. 8.£. We have never seen as many smiling faces as the trade that lef! loft ous house this week over our remnant Dare Will give you sone food values. Infante’. Ladies’ and Children's Wraps at the low- ce helase: fufante’ Long Coats, cream cashmere, eimbrold- ered raven, 82-00... "proidered capes aml bottom, 83 40, capes an bottom, Infante’ Ens idered dhore Contes &2 jerdown Short Coats. tn Sieureesn: nee Jur hnmense Hingof Chitdren and Bonnets, Bootee and Sacks. fand knit Sacks, 40", adies’ Short Coats. $1 24 Best Bate nota Ladies, Short Coats, 82-40. 5 §3§ . $45 94 $aggg 544 §4§ §§5 4545 dessaaaes SUSE TREES a ph oe Be Be €® By special request the Palais Royal's @nd other Garments are continued until Tuss day, November 1 Moxvars Txrontast Satz Or Duzss Goons. Fasrics wire waice You ame PAMMIAR, 80 THAT THE GREATLY REDUCED PRICES WILL BE AT ONCE APPRECIATED. IMPORTERS LOSS, OUR GAIN AND YOURS. THE PALAIS ROYAL, COBNER 12TH 8T. AND PA. AVE. $1.68 Fasmos For 98c. Dazss Tamura Banoarss, ‘These silk and wool fabrics are the best qualities of the following: 40-inch Epingiines. 40-inch Crystalines. 40-inch Bengalines. ‘The so-called exclusive designs in fancy and glace effects, which include the choicest shades of resada, heliotrope, myrtle, olive, London red, garnet, brown, royal blue, &e. $1 Esoriss Scrrmes 680. ‘Twenty different styles of these fabrics which are ‘superior quality of wool. Some being 54 inches wide, Jess than the usual nusnber of yards is sufficient for a dress. Also & few pieces of 40-inch French Plaid Suitings, suitable for children's dresses, also 68c. yard. 50c. Surrxas For 44. Every thread warranted all wool. The new arrivals ‘will be combined with our regular stock of 50c. fab- ries, making a,collection embracing many fancy ‘weaves besides piain colors in black and street and evening shades. Among the most desirable are: 40-inch Winter-weight Cashmeres. 40-inch Winter-weight Storm Serges, 38-inch 1892-3 Two Tone Serges. ‘38-inch Fancy Striped Cheviots. ‘88-inch Fancy Scotch Cheviots. 88-inch Ombre Striped Suitings. ‘S@-Orders by mail should be forwarded at once, as an unusual demand is anticipated. $2 Exousn Disconars, $1.35. 45 inches wide and best quality produced. Only a few sample pieces couid be secured. Only colors are green, gray and garnet. 54 Iscu Wwe Fasnics. Few ladies will require more than four yrds for dress, so that the cost is comparatively little, when the duality is considered. ‘SA-inch Tiluminated Cheviots, 680. yard. 54-inch Winter-weight Serges, $1 Yard. 54-inch Novelty Whipcord Serges, $1.35 yard. 54-inch Heavy English Diagonals, $1 yard. New Pram Sona Suras. ‘The Scotch Tartans and the latest Paris plaids in no less than twenty-five different styles, $1.25 yard. Two Toxe Sronw Senoes. These are regular stock, but at s reduced price that makes them as desirable as any of the late ar rivals. Only 75c. a yard for $1 quality, in navy blue, brown, green and mahogany. (See above for Trimmings.) THE PALAIS ROYAL. A. LISNER. Cor. 12th st. and Pa. ave. ‘The variety is somewhat bewildering, so the best ‘dargains are pointed to in each branch of this depart ment. In one instance we have profited by the ides of ‘= Philadelphie contemporary—his sdvertisement that eppeared in the Philedelphis Prees is given wopd for word: Your Dass Lisrxos Axo Sureties For $1. ‘Last Tuesday's offer of all the linings and odds and ends necessary to the making of «dress, packed in s ‘nest box, for $1.60 met with keen appreciation. The 100 boxes we then put up wentina twinkling. Every woman knows that s dollar is considerably less than ‘she is accustomed to paying for such articles. Today there is another 100 boxes hore at the same price—$1.00 apiece. Each box contains: 5 yds. Skirt Cambrig. fds. Stlena, Jeard DeLong Hooke and Eyes. 1dos. 9-4, Horn Bones. ‘Bude. Bone Casing. S$ epoole Silk. 1 pe. Velveten Binding. “The DeLong Patent Hooks and Eyes cannot be ‘made fast enough to supply the demand for them. Thereason? They're the BEST. Rispos.—As tne writer is engaged in writing the buyer announces the arrival of the following ‘’bar- gains: 1,000 pieces Satin and G. G. Ribbons, war- ranted all silk and 25c. quality, for only 19c. yard. And 500 pieces 256 inches wide for ouly lSc. yard; diack, white, cream and all colors. ‘25 pleces best quality Scotch Plaid Ribbons. 2-inch for 25c. yard, 3-inch for 39 cents, 5-inch 680. yard. 15 pieces 5-inch-wide Satin and G.G. Ribbons, worth (€8 cents, for on'y 48c. a yard. Paris Millinery Ribbons at ridiculously low prices. 480. yard for 3i-inch-wide Doubletaced Satin Ribbons, with motre band borders, combining two shades each of heliotrope, resada, navy, brown, rose, myrtle, pink, light blue, red, cream and white. More Asovr Tarures. Bargains in Jet, nestling amid a stock that will take you an hour to properly look through. 16 inches wide, elaborate designs of Best Cut Jet, only 40c. yard. 2¢ inches wide for 50c. yard. B-ineh-wide Jet Fringe, 61 yard. Anew lot of Black Coque Feather Boas, 24 yards long, only $2.35. As good as those that sold so well at 82.68. Heal Ostrich Feather Collarettes, $1.98, 2.68, 3.35 and #4. Only afew ofeach. Importer’s sam- ples and therefore superior spectmens. ‘The Meyerbers Silk Fur Trimmings are newest of the new. 1 to 3 inches wide, 35e. to 75c. a yard. The following is the contents of the circular that came with the “furs: A few facts concerning this article may help you to extend the sale of same. To meet with general approval it has only to be SHOWS, when its merits are at once seen and appre- ciated, - Among its many features the following are proms nent: Jat. WATER doen not afect it. 2d. Being silk, MOTHS avoid it. 84. It is all ONE SHA DE in the piece, M&h. And VERY IMPORTANT, ite low priceas compared with natural pur. The article ie altogether UNLIKE plush, and on ex- amtnation will convince you that st can in no way ve 0 classed, : Tia like fur, giving no resistance to the hand when passed over ite surface. After repeated sales t will grow in your eatimation, ‘end confirm our prediction that the article has genu- ine merit, and will have a large sale. (See Opening” Souvenirs below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL, A. LISNER, ’ Cor. 12th at. and Ps. ave. “Opening” Souvenirs. ‘825 Canada Seal Capes for. 915 Black Lynx Capes for.. | €3 French Seal Cravattes for....... ‘T6e. ya. White Angora Trimming for.. 94.50 Child's Angors Set (collar snd mnff)......83.98 1241 lla S: SE TE omen Pet. im Pian Call ' $9.75 Thibet Baby Carriage Bugs. 28.75 need not fear misrepresentation through ignorance or of intent, why other garments “Ovestno Souvexms Ox Parats Rorans Szcoxn Froon ‘You have been told why furriers’ furs are here st such moderate prices, why you than furs are temporarily redaced in prices. You need only to know of these ‘S@One-tenth off the price marked om all Ladies’ Suite, Misses’ and Children's J-ckete and Coats, Babies’ Cloaka. ¢ Fa Tes Puss Rom, W. A. PH & C3: ‘Tie MARKET SPACE. Bafiding is completed, Weinvite our many patrons and friends and all the LADY 8HOP- PERS of WASHINGTON to be our guests MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY of next week. ‘These will be the THREE, OPENING DAYS of the only ex- elusive LADIES’ SHOPPING PLACE in this city. The Decor ators, the Florist, and we, ourselves, have been faithfully at work getting ready for the GRANDEST DRY GOODS OPEN- ING WASHINGTON will ever have witnessed. We again most cordially invite you, one and all, to see the store and the NEW GOODS: on these THREE OPENING DAYS. Sr. Ann Pexs. Ave. N.W. Laxspunon & Bao. ee eS So se Be 272-2 2 ' 2 ee HH H HHH HE 00000000 LELELELELRE EL 58 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 * 2°52) 5 )-¢ fe = BEEEEEERBE RRB BRB RRBRR =. 2°. 2-5 =z 5 = Srrcrar Sure Of more vital importance to the housekeerer rearranging her house than any previous sale announced this season. It is strictly confined tothe sale of i256 be Sk A - 2A 2 AL A ecocc¢coeco EEEEEEEE y Conrarss. ‘Thousands of pairs of LACE CURTAINS, in many new, odd and -——BEAUTIFUL EFFECTS.—— Now, this opportunity or one of its advan- tages of ‘*money saving” right in the prime of ‘season may not be offered you again. Fresh goods of reliable manufacture, elerant designs, excellent quality, at» price in the xra pof every one needing LACE CURTAINS, and saving you much money. ‘This sale interests you—and you—and you. If curiosity alone prompts you to investigate, you are welcome tocome and swell the crowd ‘that will surge in our Upholstery Department all day Monday, and, if not ali sold Monday, the next day and even to the next day, Wednes- day. Ose Lor Or Norrsomaw Lace Corrarss, 54 inches wide, 336 yards long, $1.50 pen ram Tar Ace Or Prooness. To Prace Au. Oxe Lor Or Norton Lace Conrarss, Attractive patterns, 33¢ yards long, $1.75. Oxz Lor Or Norrrxanam Lace Conrars, Fine patterns, 334 yards long, $2.25. Sle Oxe Lor Or Norrmonaw Lace Conraixs, ‘Bich designs, 344 yards long, $2.50. AN BURGH % BRG.. 420, 422, 404, 496 7TH BT. HONEST BOUSEKEEPERS CPON AN EQUAL PLANE, WHETHER THEY BUY FOR —————CASE OR UPON cREDIT,_____ HAS BEEN THE ONE AIM OF OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, AND WITH WHAT RESULTS AN APPRECIATIVE PUBLIC MANI- FESTS BY ITS CONTINUED AND OVERWHELM- INO PATRONAGE. WHEN A FRW DOLLARS UPON PURCHASE. AS AN EARNEST OF GOOD FAITH, THE RALANOR Pe SMALL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS FILLS THE HOME OF THE LABORER AND ARTI- SAN WITH COMFORT AND CONTENTMENT— REASON FAILS TO FIND AN EXCUSE FOR A DESOLATE AND CHEERLESS FIRESIDE. BY TAKING ADVANTAGE OF OUR OFFER YOU WILL ADD TO YOUR STORE A HUNDREDFOLD, AND BY YOUR THRIFT PROVIDE AGAINST MARY A POSSIBLE FUTURE EMERGENCY. FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, Hovsr & Hesnxaxes Casu Ax Crzorr Hovses, #17, 919, O21 AND we3 7TH SE. axD 6 MASS. AVE. K.w. Wore everytoayis crowing stout what everybody else has done in the last 400 years, and blessing Columbus for discover- ing America, {t seems only appropriate that we should pay tribute to the crowning achtevement of the flour industry—Immor- tat ““Veres.” Look back, even farther back than Columbus, and see in your mind's eye theswarthy Babyionian or Egyptian place ahandful of wheat upon a stone and beat itwith another tn bis earnest butcrnde attempt to make what we call flour. Now look upon the Patent Rol er Milis of the Present ay, and the beautiful ‘*Ceres” Flour, and you will realize what a differ- ence time has made in the manufacture of flour. ““Ceres” ts a fine white Patent Blended Flour, remarkable for making all good things BEST, but especially remark- able for its bread-making qualities. Your grocer sells “*Ceres.” Put iton your store List next time. We only wholesale it. Dangxees Burxo Scocespe Br Lions, Loxoraxce By Isrextsorxce Dx. Sixcurs Panrvscren Conarrva Dowrsties. For You-Axp Evenrsonr. “Tyron nom Ko Wx. M. Garr & Co., “Wholesale Flour and Feed Dealers,” Gor. Ist and Ind. ave. nw. rel of the genuine * “Ceres” contains a circular signed by ¢ Wm. M. Galt & Co. Look for it. 1t VPP YTV EYETV TYPE TTY T YY EYYYYTEYETY TY F SSS Soorura, Hace | Bracrirrixa ++ + + bes Is Haspousz. No other skin medicine combines the Properties of HANDOLINE or is capa- ble of curing cutaneous diseases so thoroughly. It is © purely vegetable preparation, perfectly harmiess and Tapid in its effects. It reaches the root of the disease and removes the cause of all cutaneous troubles which originate il II] The variety helps. ‘Take it all in all, you hewe got perfect purchasing place in this store of curs, Mave-Ur Beowean It really scemsa waste of timefor you to bother with the making of SHEETS and PILLOW CASES: whe you can buy them ready for use fromus. Look your supply over—and if there is need of new—tusp here for them. Surrrs. | BEST UTICA COT TON-#1. 2 % e Puzow Casis.six30 — uric:.corros, Bone ee tae TOA COTTON, 45> pair. aS Rt se ge SR ‘That iss long story of worth and worry saved told in as few words, They cannot be out-bought-—oe don"t care where you look You will find them on the SECOND FLOOB—among the Doxsstica sor, P Curses OIL- BOILED TURKEY RED—Sgeres end tiled pod 0 tach "wide—205, in an unhealthy condition of the pores. == For Cuarrep Haxps Axp Face. It ts the most popular specific and is immediate in effect, leaving the skin soft, velvety, but hardened by reason of healthy action of the pores to throw off disease in the future. Never Fans Wore Faeoxres. : Pus 25 Com |! = F.S. Wuumass & Co, MASONIC TEMPLE DRUG STORE. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. "PHONE, 1091. SSNS Great Repvortos Ix Day Goons. LOW DOWN PRICES II ae eer ‘This department is full of the every day wesde—ene ‘we make just as much of them—ere as careful inthe sciection—s the costiiest—most exclusive features of the store. Weare best all around—in the mecensfties as well as the Jururies. A penny seved tsapeney earned—you can count up many en “‘warning™inghis diet, Pesars. “NINTH AND THE AVEWUR* Telephone 008 CANBY: LIST Of what you can buy for 25c. s pound ot GILIAG FOR ULAB STORE: