Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1894, Page 6

“THE “EVE ING STAR. WASHINGTON, Jely ! FRIDAY IsD4. eRosny S. NOYES. .. Editor. | wHE EVENING STAR has a regular and | permanent cireulztion much more than the combined circulation of he other Washington datlies. News and Advertising Medium has no competitor. c7In order to lays, on ne- count of persenal ahxcnee. letters to THE STAR should not be addressed to any tadividual connected with the ef- Gee, but simply = the Editorii aecording Asa it | fust p: which has attr. tention. The A. Andrews of the Indians number of on the grov Non-resident of I nation was a Principle platform foun bety the Office munit, » state or the com- en hav to . it w ob n no as any nor was Indian roperty ought ka an tha a snat t offi men who . more t at Tay- otf, lor, wossibly there ever, whose could any rea agency should be reg of the state or territory in which it hap- pens to be located. Accorling to the stat- | | | | | | | | | | utes made and provided, the agent is agent for the Indians and not for the people of local a iy here is not, why an ast the vicinage, and as the people of the icinage invariably hate the Indians and do ll they can to prevent their progress to- ward civilization, it carnot be argued that ‘hey are entitled to the practical control of susse whom their desire is to destroy or to weapletely pauperize. Of course, this idea == appointing agents from other states fan those in which the agencies are sit- ‘sated is far from popular with the practi- +a) politician, but the method is a just one, sand, while it apparently violates the home ule promise, it does not do so really, be- ‘cause Indian agents are uot local officials. he case of ©. H. J. Taylor of Kansas, who ‘as appointed recorder of deeds for the vistrict of Columbia, and who was con- “armed by the votes of Senators who ob- “ected to the confirmation of Mr. Andrews, bears no resemblance to the Andrews caxe, for the office which Taylor holds tran: no business without the District limits and is supported directly by fees paid by prop- erty owners for the recording of property transfers at the national capital only. — 02 Commissioner of Immigration Senner is Said to be engaged in the work of looking ‘up the record of Mowbray, the English an- archist, who recently arrived in this country ard who of staying here for the purpose of spreading a>read the doctrines of anarchy. Dr. Sen- ver is quoted as being somewhat dubious as *o the power of the present immigration ‘ews to do anything with this undesirable addition to the country’s population. If the commissioner's doubts are well founded, then Congress cannet too speedily amend and strengthen the statute so as to provide effectively for just such cases as this. Mow- bray has for some years past been a turber of England's peace, has advocated much that is entirely out of accord with all governmental theories and practices. That such as he should be permitted to land and reside here is an outrage upon decency and Is the more conspicuously an outrage be- cause very many persons who would make good American citizens ure shipped back from our ports to their old homes simply be- cause they do not happen to be in possession of means sufficient to support them for any considerable length of time. The working man ts not, as a rule, inclined to disloyalty, nor does he, if he has in him the elements of real manhood, threaten any of this coum- try’s institutions, but the anarchist—wheth of the open and avowed vuriety or a secret plotter against a social structure that, while Pot perfect, is, nevertheless, believed to be the best in existence—is a continuous men- ace. There are too many anarchists already demiciied within the United States; Mr. Mowbray should be deported. — ee Jt is announced that®Queen Victoria in- tends, if all things go well with her, to Witness the race between the Vigilant and the Britarnia which is to be sailed on August 4, and that on the auspicious cc- easion the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York will be on board the crack English cutter. It is sincerely hoped by Americans that before the day in question Capt. Hank Haff will have succeeded in making the Vigilant’s sails fit as he thinks they ought to but as they have not yet, and it is {ur- thermore hoped on this side of the AUantic by everybody except a select coterie of An- glomaniacs that there will be breeze enough and tg spare and that Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland and Empress of India may witness the overwhelming defeat of her oldest boy's Yacht. Interested Americans would natur- ally like the Vigilant to win every race, but they are perfectly willing to forgive the sev- eral defeats suffered by the Gould boat if the will only get a long way into the lead and stay there in the race en August 4. ——_+ e+ Mr. Croker should contemplate with a Good deal of sympathetic intecest the man- ner in which members of the New York Police force have been required to tell where they got ——__+ ee —-—_ It may as well be admitted in advance that our own Kansas is incompetent to put up as picturesque a brand of belligerency as that to be expected from China and Japan. > eo Mr. Gorman was careful not to allow any planks to get into his Maryland announced his intention 0 e Serely we live in troublous times, when the days are filled with disappointment and the nights o'erladen with bitterness. The ational cup runneth over and yet the evil Genii continue to add gall and wormwood to the already superabundant and dis- tasteful liquid. The lund has been in a state unrest—there have been strikes and rioting and bloodshed; a mere than ordinary percentage of Congress is given to Semazoguery, and several men who were believed to be budding statesmen have de- loped only into politicians; Albert Ed- s Britannia has, no matter how, suc- in getting away with the best yacht ountry has yet produced; and mow pmes Mr. Charles A. Dana, fresh frow Europe, with the most unkindest cut of all ‘or some months past Mr. Dana has bee: of @ resident of the mother-continent, and al though he did not bring back with bir €ither an English accent or the habit ot turning up a generous proportion ef bis trouser in all kinds of weather, he has nevertheles i treasonable = i whieh, sooner or later, must get him int trouble. Speaking of British weather Jays it “makes splendid horses, fine Jound men, and the most beautiful women Ww the world.” Now only a small propor. lion of this country’s population is deeply Interested in the ch ter of English horse Besh and most American men are quite Barciess as to comparisons which muy be imbib. | be beautiful, but so long a: THE EVENING STAR, — AY, JULY phys instituted between their cal selves and their trans-Atlantic cousins, but the sreit American nation will never permit «ven their beloved Dana to declare that the women ‘cf Great Britain are more beautiful than the women of the Unité? States. It is by no means essential to the welfare of this or any other country that women femile puichri- tude is among the most admired of things eartaly and especially delighted in by those who believe they possers it, so long it be } attractive mankind cf this republic than other clime life ue in his pursul material If Mr. Dana l liberty and losize t Ir, owever, ie | i : of those not as good lox he takes his life orl mouth, in h so to —_+ 2 pide mi of mone sto ber: . many 2 to be planned eeted, countless details will Jemand fidelity the promo} and their stants. mnore is destined to be the great com- mercial center of the southesst coast, whea the ship connecting it with th AUantic is completed may achieve seaport supremacy on this continent. With such a future in prospect it is not likely that Bai mere will permit its big celebration to be a failure in any departmest. It is Wash- ington’s neighborly duty to do everything possible to make the Baltimore centennial exposition a complete success, see It is encouraging to see Congress taking nete even in miner instances of the ex- banding needs of this city.- The Senate has indorsed an increase of the salary of the assistant attorney for the Distriet. from $1,200 to $1,800, the proposed change being based on the growth of the work in the office since 1876, when it was first provided for in an appropriation bill, At this time the attorney was called upon to prepare but 4.406 cases, as against 15,106 for the Jast fiscal year. The business of the Police Court required an increase in’ the number of judges in 18M, and since that time trials by jury and the cases arising from the Violation of liquor laws have Leen incorpor- ated ia the work, —— New York politicians who laughed openly when the Lexow investiga ting committee Was appointed, and who smiled when the committee started out to do that for which it had been selected, are looking quite seri- and with reason, for the Board of Police Commissioners—itself not above reproach—has discharged a police captain two of his detectives, prin- cipally upon testimony developed before the investizating committee. Similar testimony was given as to other police captains and detectives, and it now remains to be seen whether the board will continue its work of supplementary, inquiry. +6 —-___ It is feared that Mr. Havemeyer intend: to lay claim to the authorship of that touching poem, “The Letter That Never Came.” eae soe After the manner in which the § freed its mind there was net much chance for the emancipation of coal and iron, a Senator Hill is evidently going into train- ing tor a colossal and unparalleled 1-told- yeu-so exhibition. ‘ i i ee New York's police foree has been a finan- cial success, but an artistic failure. ee SHOOTING STARS. Total Depravity. “Was it drink that brought you to this place?" asked the young woman who was «ngaged in philanthropic work. “No, miss,” replied the hardened offender. ‘Twas the lack of I wus that done up wid thirst thet I tried ter steal a keg o° beer.” Chorus of Victims a ta Carte. Mammoth drops of er, Little chunks of grease, Make the soup for which we pay Fifty cents apiece. A Wholesome Diversion. “There's to be another due! in France,” said the American Eagle. “On, well,” replied the Goddess of Lib- erty, “perhaps this little harmless diversion will keep her out of more serious trouble. “Cukumstances altahs cases, shoh,” said Uncle Eben. “De man dat likes ter hyah hisse’f holier in a ahyyment, doan seem ter git no satisfaction 'tali fum de soun’ ob his voice, drivin’ cows. Sociology. Anna kissed me; such a chance For a pun should not be missed; Any man would stand entranced, ‘Thus to be an Anna-kissed. “What we want,” sald the proprietor of a restaurant, “is a man with lots of muscle. One who isn't afraid of trouble.” “That's me, cap,” replied the applicant for work. “It's me, sure's you're born.” “But you couldn't act as bounc: “Whut's the reason I couldn't?” “Have you ever had any experience?” “Experience! I sh’d say so. I used to be the injy-rubber man in a dime museum, did.” A Sammer Reverie. In hot July Whut kin ye do? The clouds hang lazy In the blue; The grasses bend, ‘The eddies swish; Ye're strongly moved ‘Ter go an’ fish. What kin ye do In hot July? The weather hazy, By an’ by Yer hopes will end An’ make ye wish ‘chet ye’d improved Yer chance ter fish. SS Comfort. From the New York Sun. Alas poor Wiggilant! make bricks without straw, ‘They want you to to sail hout wind, They must think that you're a sew. ut., over-sparred steamer, just as they supposed at one thme was the case with the original cup-snatcher, the America. dear girl. Stay with them un- ad can't ff st old his breath any longer ng and steady <= An Interesting Pose. a the Chicago Tribun It is shrewdly suspected that what Sena- tor Hill calls his attitude on the tariff is erely his effc e for “David Invit- ¥ Question. frem the Cimeinaati Tribune. if we can se why not handle the M like cattle in the same jesirable Chinese, s and Schwabe and ay? No other bouse DOES, EVFR DID, EVER WILL sell auch STERLT TIFS ateuch LOW I KICES AS MOTHERS. Our special prices twill BOYS’ LONG PANTS. to to and mad About pairs sinew 1 fron that we ‘those tiat we that wer that were make those SHUT WAISTS. FINE ives of the PLAANEL. 2 WAISES ot i They ure sold ior $2 and anl OUT: WAIS AS HEVIO‘ Sue aud $1 want to pay Alot of WH * ELovs us ‘lar ular Regular a Regular visit STRAW MATS. A gathering tocethes of (a lot mor= veoken thes ot HOTS tomor Mibu" “etitaw MATS ail styles amd all wives row. ‘alues = $4 amd $1.50, Your choice for Be. You must Heaven nt your if it's an $18, $20, $22 first atten- tion tomor- row ne Ge our to Fd AN th nel Suit Sale, because £10.30. 2 ‘The $20 ones go at §lke it ——— stops™ when we i The $7 close THIN Satur- po Hiameen alte ote veil Cloth Gros. Grain Stik, 0 gues go at $1. oues go at $2. day night, and the profit- able privilege will be strong c web 3S euder of us-that's worth 90c.—-for 25e w ane pair. g SPECIAL 1N_ HOSIERY, for- MAC VAIN. SOS Bines, | Fans, na with spliced sa seam: ever. Tess, Th it 0 sell AKS AND COMPAN Only Complete (Guat in rien Pa. Av. and 7th St. at Nobody Else Sells Wilson’s $3.50 Shoes — bes anufacture them and rol them. When you buy this Shoe you not only get a Shoe that fits you nse we perfectly, but you get a Shoe worth $5, and eyual to any $5 Shoe sold elsewhere proftt on the Why they're 60 low in price. wwe day exce 10 o'clock. WILSON, “Shoemaker for tender feet," 929 F St. N.W. ‘There's no middleman’s at cost that’s clove at 7 o'clock every Saturdoy—on Saturday at Jy27 Ae Ae Oe Ae Ae Ae Ae ‘Cooking Is Cool 5 {Work In Pies rede When you use one of our 4 a to vy. S. JENKS, t in the thin c Lots of sty fe TIM ST. pattern to “choos es that'll meet” the or little you ma: want to pay ‘Gas Se } 4 yar, E} x indigestion, sick he Hpation. Persons in delicate, bealth find inseives eating the plainest of food with great hb. 27, 1894—TEN PAGES We close at 5 o'elock-Saturdays at 2 pam— until September 1.) Price- Gifts —to the Men Folks. At PERRY’S. QING. uP THE MEN'S Fur. C sete DEPARTMENT — Small lots—4 Tots mest # (hing that Is strictly summery ts food fo sale. Besides the reduced pri exceltencies of quality and duce Laying. Dress Shirts. fers a bai tir batian 1 Dee repatation of Ail widths new Coat Shirt tbe Madeas 9 auatity a te 16. of $20 and $2.50 Tnpor Shirts, with starehed ‘The patterns are particuiarly ne and tasty— stripes Dad checks yrineipatly AN sizes from 14g to IS that is big evough for anybody $1.25. ns, A picked up lot of 19 Neglizos ef such makes as the Emery, Cosmopolitan, Eelipse and Brokaw—most all sizes are Included 4 te a _— 3 se wink 52 Suirte for ee, Underwear. are ~elgt Talbriggan hirte fer men whe want big necks aud short SL is ihe El Mworoughly of Pia pairs Nainsook ly ra w ed Stes 460 an quality for 500, Because they are. remmants, AN SHIL md SHIRTS: 46 Drawers garment, Hosiery. Drop Stitch ~We. quality » Brown Lisle Hose, wi dout heels and te ouality for a pat. Hermsdort Dyed Bitck Hose with double 1 beels—are 35 a pair. value Wash Neckwear. 100 De Joinvilles au and unique patt De Joins ite 3 Hands, Lows Club. Ties, Ascots, all sorts of neat He. S0e, Black Satin Club Ties- 206 that is a special price concession, too. and te and 73 a pair. Crown Suspenders— 250. and New York Mills plain and faneily worth for Se, ‘Muslin Night Shirte— trimmed—About Fe. ——— . White Lawn Bows—12e, each, Silk Garters—15e. a pair, Black Satin 4-in-Hands—290. ea Blue Polka Dot 4in-Hands—2He. Blue Polka Dot Club Ties—25e. *. White Lawn Shield Bows—6 for Linen Link Cuffs--15¢. a pair. styles 1900 Linen CoNars—2 for 2he. 15 styles 2100 Linen Collars—3 for 50c. 2100 Linen Link Cuffs 5 pairs for $1. Clearing is costly business—sweeps value out at merciless prices—that are no re- Profit. specters of worth, Simply pushers. able for you, whatever they are for us, Perry’s, Ninth And The Avenue. Established 1840. ay Telephone 995. Until August 1st 10 Per Cent Off All "events Requisites. Just when you need them most Traveling (iocds just 10 per cent. With every Trunk you get a Stray Wij eeery Bag you get a Name Tas fro, Yoyr urge is put en your Trunk free: Kneessi,.425 7th St. Double and Triple Cookers Reduced. ‘Think of cocking 1wo or three dif- ferent vegetables over one flame at a time, The lot we have lett is so aM We've reduced the price as lows: All $1.25 Cookers, 95c. All $1.50 Cookers, $1.10. All $1.75 Cookers, $1.30. Gas Appliance Exchange, |} | 1428 N. Y. Ave. BAUM’S Open Saturday Night. Crowd Bringing asus The less words the bet item sp itselt, you b ae ‘Tranks At Hali Price ee N LINED. Duc Suits k Suits §5 Tailor Made $1.75. There were 144 of Dy the finest a York city, Lut by wu the tot you res or stripes. All DOLLARS’ worth for ( Two Thirds Off Trimmed Hats. Striped We take 13; rimmed . . - seve - Baraard’s Ohad Louis XV Hat in stock pr tke White Wash Silks for. = wd ewer. elt or~a $6.00 Hats $2.00 - ae 31.66 a5 $1.00 Millinery and Ribbons. | [F, ‘Crocker: White $2.25 Untrimmed Hats, alt colors, for. .266 $7.50 and S80 Trimmed 1 eines ant Treasurer, Take your choice of all of the above priend abe: a Rg Sncage th mo cece —— a ALi Ribow Loon 939 a. ve. = for ge dard i2ye. to 4oc. Moire STORE COOLED 0 PLECTRIC FANS. ut ibbons c. and 1214¢. yd. —— Monat sain Kaas ye ce | Cotton Underwear, &c. SS Dee ee 2 . Rite, Tt - We’ ve Taken 42¢. Printed Silks, 25c. yd. inches wide ine a These are om dots, 1 feures, iT VAL 60 . Wash. Silks, 39¢c. yd ‘These are best 4 UABUT. in the finest and most desir: SILKS, than ten yards be said on this ten All1ze.-and. Ise “Wash Goods, 8c. yd. Including Ging! and Jacouets, 3o0c. and 4oc. Dotted Swisses, 20c. and 25c. yd. v qualities, with assorted size dete. The ble hot weather material. Boys’ $1 ‘‘King’’ Shirt Waists, 85c. “You know the “King Waist." tra recowmendation from fs best les, Boys’ gOc. Waists for 35c. outing, made to wear. 35¢., 3 Not many more left. one customer, No Pongees, Dimities, Lawns se are fine most de: It needs no ex- us. Those offered are this season's nobly Either pereal for $1. Ladies’ and Children’s asc. Hose, 15c. The Ladies’ Hose are fancy stripes colors, The Children’s are fast black ribbed. Nene better sold in Washington for Zc. pair. ‘These, Lad es’ $1 Union Suits, 50c. are fast black, Swiss ribbed; have low 0 oh are knee length; just half price. Fans Half Price and Less. We've the greatest offerings in Fans Washing- ton ladies have seen. All are Folding Fans of artistic and beautiful designs. Japanese Fans. - Se. Japanese Fars. -100. Japanese Fans -1be. - Japanese Fans, -2Be. Men’s $5 Bath Robes, $2. ‘These are Turkish Bath Robes in fast colors, and never were offered for leas than FIVE DOL- LARS. We bave not many, so speak quick if you want one. AUWM’ POPULAB SHOPPING PLACE. 416 7TR ST. Kolb Pharmacy. CLOSE AT 1 O'CLOCK TOMORNOW-—SATURDAY. am won | Sewelry, OTHER DAYS IN JULY AND AUGUST AT 5 O'CLOCK, Shoe Prices That Have Never Been Equaled Prevail hore our swamer sale. ire 0 wahe that t wat to be congaared with Irreys priest lanurien ma deain, wou't @ po “| Hatfa-Day Bargains for| Ll adies’ Shoes. Temorrow, Rabie Attn hey hare from 8 to 1 o’clock. Oxfords, $1.50. Clank Rigditnent, = see af se 1 at ummer om Cent wi Lanadsomedy sts Wrappers, i 4 aed $4.00 anal “es 50 Shoes. $2. 50. Je wide steels, : A special dinroun: of 30 per cont off 2 arthies ty the hfanis’ Department. | “Off The Profit ‘ On all the ~ittie hitmee ord about the howe—shehote beceelios aul louscheld cum Gloves. X fats. ACTUAL eT ie the wie for austhing you want sullen Ciitinete Menigeatiioie 2: } Wel wasth wiihe Se on os Bos Fe Misses’ Waite Ch 3 \ Choke GLass, TIN, Sutton Palais Rey ws. fancy |g) WOODEN WARE, TOYS and - wa \ the ike, The saving’s worth ed Silk apd Taffeta Gloves. 39¢. | fy _ oe ge Taffeta Gloves... ates res — A Of the best” Mex tamy os and en tested to pounds lar $1.10 quality , ot on; / 5c. Men's Furnishings. \ fe ear 15) & (CLEAR CEDAR BUCKET ‘The $1.50 Brotiaw Neglige Shirie, with 10 3 aa wold for lees collars aud pair of cuffs, detached, fer. a ae JAPANNED WATER COLD Beautifully decor: hare packed. Work $1.25. 4 etait Handkerchiefs. y ; meecssncers ODE» y Ladies’ 2he Handkerchiefs, white, won —— gr Hy on oabead leg conte; bes proiderrd and scalloped borders, alt new | /\ ‘ial. Oel- price, GDCe IGQUART NAM BOILER, , ———— Werth 49 conte. A der Haus —— value at 29c. fe Fine E is OHA" JUMOR GASOLINE Hanah : Ase the Gaet cloves of ther 10¢ Men's White Kind made, possess all the gawd ety: Warsi cxdtdse 5s points of the other makes, wich ONE of their bad ones, Made 1S Men's Plain White and Gob en ae aie ae dered Handkerchiefs for Alitinen Hemstitched Handkerediet fintsted, he fatest Improvement 1, all ISe, er... Be 2 and S-tumer sizes. First class stoves for very little — move; Washington Variety, UB. 1. HENSEY, Proprietor, \ 824 qth St. Oe new Brass Military Backles for. 20. Brass Army Buckles, the very latest, (Worth double the price.) 19¢ Sterling Link Belt Buckles for Qe Silver Sword Pins for Ye Gilt and Silver Hair Pins for... B5e Oriental Brooches for. . ink Sleeve Buttons for. J4e Shirt Studs for. .... . $3 and $4 Jeweled Belis and Buckles 12g. a, ae ane ‘The Parrot Said “Come In” “Come In” mk of ame.” nt-pluinaged eS , ; 48e Silver Pin Box Neckwear. return the bird. p een $10 and ee (ie hang “olor. ae price, $5, ie made because of a =e ee 12h. ‘ free tanga ‘on band. Mock- Bhe Ladies’ Tecks end 44 ‘SCHMID, “the Bird Man, 221 PA AVE. zg MS te “ss 1Se Ladies’ Tecks for..... Se Silk Chemisettes for firy Daly's Seat rhs Veilings. 40c Chiffon Veiling for 68 Chiffon Veiling for. AN of son want the butter mepaics Laces. souve “r Svat) seldom For this week we offer— Price. Now. DST, FRESHEST Insect Powder, genvine Dalmatian. ..$1.00 Sic. 1b. Be, Be, 49 Laces, in white, ecru and % Cc. 4 DELICIOLS ON A good Powder Gun free with every Black, for. vel se yard. 5C. gpg pe “SMELIING DELIGHT Rat and Roach Paste (Mt. and &.) large Sto Trs Sth bottles: Be. v IN 14 To = This is the best Rowh Exterminator 7 oe eae Hosiery and Underwear. tet a Mm Sea Salt. 7 Ibs. for. . She. fece Seukeos Wares. * 200.10. 85e Ladies’ Fast Black Hose, 2ic, or| gTD.Daly, 917 La. Av. “ee — Wade & Butcher Razors 50 118, 5 pairs for. $1.00 a and Retail. Established 157. Wade & Butcher Razors. $3.50 $1.49 Ze Plain ard Drop-stitched Ladies’ jst Razor Strops, double swing. $1.00 42. Sp tgiraipeinaees wey PE AP ode <o 40-00 0F ooo = Razor Strops. four sides, combination... Bde, Ie. ts pe 5 cncneny. <I es, good quality... We. 10, or 5 pairs for. + $1.00 | ey 3 pipes, best quality 3Se Ladies’ Lisle Thread Vesta, low peck ‘LACE CU RTAI N 2 at and short sieves, for «286. Hest Buib Syringes, 3 plp-s- e < Best Heavy Bulb Syringes, 3 pipes... $2.00 @9e. is r Patent Medicines. $1.00 Ge teas gro $a.0 A LEADER, Genuine Flotida Water.. Gc. 34. Rede aw pn " New lo the time to buy at Trunks and Saichels. tte Se ne ae 5 Ans thing you, want tn Jardware or Kolb Pharmacy, A discount of 10 per cent from the already sefurninting lime you'll get here at bed LEADERS IN LOWEST PRICES, low prices—pricea wLich are fully 23. per wt Cor, 7th and E aw. vent lower than usually quoted. We closed L H. Hop kins, 93 33 F N. Ww. = _ - —- out the steck of a mamufacturer—that's ¢ ou powans Pps HOLEESURNINES. PPI OD AP Oa TaR reason, A splendid assortment to , ees ) fom, wines ae SNOW BALL ae GSTS SET TS ‘s <<. ’ a ($2 Buys Switches, q 4 Ww green 35C- (Fine Quality Hair. ‘ < P l 1 Any shade desired ox rar. Our ‘ Hopkins’ eae GialS KOYAl, | oat anes, Se 4 ! m ‘On oth St. oy tale Dressing the fivest; prices the Jost slow G and Eleventh Sts._ toment TIAKERS. penn S. Heller, 720 7th. pat, vows we Vy See page 7, column 3, for our Shoe advertivewent. ( =