Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1888, Page 4

4 -THE EVENING STAR:. WASHINGTON, D.C., NOVEMBER 23, 1888. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FRIiDAY..... ...Nevember 23. 1888 CROSBY Ss, NOYES. — ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bona Sde daily circulation more than treble = a The political gossips are still discussing with great interest the President's forthcoming fare- well message. It divides attention with the necessity for such reduction still exists, he will in his next month’s message re- affirm the vverwhelming importance of ac- consequence, and, in the line of his course- upon the fisheries question, approve an imme- Wx H. McKszw, “Successor to R. H. Taylor.” SEAL SKIN SACQUES AND JACKETS, ‘We are sole agents for one of the best Fur Houses in ‘New York city, and guarantee every garment we sell that of any other daily paper published! | ,. 1. just as represented. When required, measures are taken and garments made specially to order. Be- fore purchasing we would solicit an inspection of our stock and ask you to compare our prices and qualities with other houses dealing in these goods. ‘WRaPs, ‘We are showing a very large assortment of every va- next administration's cabinet. On one side it | riety in Ladies’ Long 4nd Short Wraps—plain, hand- is contended that the necessity of surplus-re- | somely braided and fur trimmed; in all the new color- duction, not hostility to protection, was the | inge—Black, Navy-Blue, Dark Green, Garnet, Red, Oz- leading and characteristic doctrine of the Pres- | Blood and all the new shades in Brown: at prices a0 ident’s last message; and that, as the country | knowledged by all to be as low as any house in the has pronounced against the method of surplus | city. Remember our styles and many of our fabrics reduction proposed by him, and as the same | are confined exclusively to us, PLUSH JACKETS AND SACQUES, ‘We are showing three (3) lengths in Jackete—23, 27, plishing this reduction, state that the | *®430inchee—and in plain and seal edge st prices Sisikell dd exctiaglidanenhiy o viata 6@ salaet from $14.50 upwards. ° ‘Sacques, full length, from $20 to $45. Our $45 Sacques we guarantee the best quality of diate diminution of the surplus, even though | ®t! Plush and finest lining and real seal loops. protective and not revenue-reform principles shall determine the details of the decrease. On the other side it is claimed that the Presi- dent will not even indirectly or obscurely give color to the suggestion that he views the re- cent election as an unfavorable verdict by the CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, republic against revenue-reform principles, and | pnayeechiefs, Silk Mufflers, Umbrellas, kc, be. as a direction to reduce the surplus by some method which shall not injure the protective system and policy, and that he will not depart from the reasoning and recommendation of his previous message, but will leave to the oppos- ing political party the undivided responsibility of reducing the surplus by any of the methods pronounced by him injurious to the public wel- ‘Men's LINED GLOVES at half price. WM. H. McKNEW, Successor to R. H. TarLon, B23 933 Pennsylvania avenue. fare. The latter course is more reasonably an- | 66, ticipated than the former. When the Senate} On, Mises, Loox rejected the fisheries treaty there was no shadow of doubt concerning the issue which was decided, and no opportunity to question the finality of the decision or its deliverance by a tribunal authorized to make it. Necessarily, therefore, to protect present American interests the President felt compelled to reverse himself and become a retaliationist. But the issues are somewhat complicated in the republic's decision of November 6th, and as long as there is room to dispute concerning the real grounds of the decision the President is not likely to become a protectionist, even for the purpose of securing an immediate reduc- THE BOYS EXCLAIM. AS THEY SEE OUR FIKE DISPLAY OF BOYS’ CLOTHING. vaghit fo of er an} ine of twoand three: 50, In these we offer sand Overcoats f of 14 ve ior Boys o ouey. Prices will be found to ‘Beaver Ove! god Cuinehills Overcsut st 310" went © Chunckilis. 3, Diorm Coats at $6, worth $10, fa at @10, worth $15: Chinchi Satin-lined Mon tion of the surplus. Srereonts at worth $40. Chine Chevik electoral canvass and impeaching the right of | Duuble-breusted : “ to show goods at certain electors to cast ballots for President and Vice-President, the matter will probably be contested all the way up to the Supreme Court of the United States. How that body will decide is uncertain. Of the five members who sat on the electoral commission of 1877, : two, Justices Clifford and Strong, are no longer | SLO. $10. $10. there to vote; Justice Field voted in favor of going behind the returns, and Justice Miller Should the Virginia republican scheme be | Aivert Suits my aie carried out for going behind the returns in the | (ost st $2, worth 40. A full lin ck Brosh Frock Suite 2 worth 840, at worth reoats at $12, wi from #1 OaK HALL, Corner 10th and F sts. n.w. holds still, inthe minds of the republican jus- | GRANDEST BARGAINS OF ALL. ices, as good law, and the new democratic jus- tices side with them, there will be a majority against the Mahone-Quay litigants, ‘The Chesapeake bay oyster pirates, with the loss of one man killed, have seized the Mary- land police sloop, have thrown overboard its cannon, have destroyed its provisions, and have disarmed its crew and sent them home in the yawl The state of Maryland should either leave these men entirely unmolested, or else wage a more vigorous war against them than has been recently attempted. If a body of men are to be permitted to break the laws with impunity, it is best that as little publicity as possible be given to the fact, in order that the bad effect of their example in the way of suggestion to other possible law-breakers may be reduced to a minimum. Some of these oystermen kidnap persons and hold them prac- tically as slaves during the season, and escape all punishment. Though kidnappers, and pirates, and resisters of the law to the point of murder, if necessary, they are also voters. If SRECL s the last-mentioned circumstance is sufficient to 0d paralyze the efforts of Maryland officials to | SOs SiS Matos: enforce the law, the state should at least in de- cent regard for public opinion and for the public example concede the shameful fact as far as possible. The election is over in the fifth Massachu- setts district, where Colonel Higginson and General Banks ran against each other, but the fighting is not, by any means. The straight republicans, the independents and the straight democrats are calling each other names ata great rate—through the newspapers, of course. The controversy seems to have narrowed itself down now to a question whether the republican committee, in hiring a small army of colored men to distribute their tickets on election day, and choosing for that service persons whose own votes, it is believed, would otherwise have gone to the opposing candidate, were guilty of bribery. It isa nice question, certainly, and one which is not likely to be settled till the alleged evil reaches such dimensions that all the eligible voters in a district are hired out on election day to distribute tickets, and no one ia left to take the tickets from the distributors. — = In connection with the observance in New York of the centennial of Washington's uration as President it is proposed that Presi- dent Harrison and Vice-President Morton make the same journey from Philadelphia to New York that Washington took one hundred years ago; and places along the proposed route are Preparing for the celebration. This commem- orative inaugural procession leads up to the eentennial of the inauguration itself, April 30, 1889, and the date of the celebration will fasten public attention upon the historic precedent for the change of inauguration day from March 4th to April 30th. The republic could in no way have more suitably observed the centennial of Washington's inauguration than by fixing upon that day the inaugural ceremonies of Benjamin Harrison. John Wanamaker gave a small fortune to the republican campaign managers to boom Harrison, and now the party newspapers are quarreling over the question whether he is going to have a place in Harrison's cabinet as ® reward for it, Whether Mr. Wanamaker wishes a cabinet place or not, there is no knowing; but it is safe to say that what he is getting now is just what he wants. The more the papers fight about him the wider the knowledge of his name and business extends among the American people to whom he sells goods. It is an exceedingly chilly day when Mr. Wanamaker doesn’t make even his emomies advertise him. ‘The difference between the aristocracy of Blood and the aristocracy of riches may be defined as ‘‘quality” versus quantity. B. H. Srrveaerz & Soxs, 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, lating, Jost returned Xew York we offer, for SEAL SKIN GARMENTS, At the summer rates; next year will be higher. New designs in perfect-ftting tn SEAL PLUSH Weare, FUR SHOULDER CAPES, MUFFS, BOAS, AND B. 0. STINEMETZ & SONS, a5 1237 Penna, ave., through to 13th ot. Tux Cuzssare> Huts Ngai antag WE HAVE PLACED ON SEPARATE COUNTERS, AND WILL SELL FOR OXE WEEK. OUR $15.00, $16.50, $18.00 MEN'S SUITS, RANGING IN SIZES FROM 33 TO 40, AND WHICH WERE EXCELLENT VALUES AT ABOVE FIGURES, FOR THE RE- MARKABLY LOW PRICE OF $10.00. FIRST COMERS WILL HAVE THE BEST VA- and resist the legal authorities at pleasure and | RIETY TO SELECT FROM. DON'T HESITATE. “PROCRASTINATION 18 THE THIEF OF TIME.” THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, 400 7TH ST. N. W.. COR, D. ST. 0c10-eo3m Inour Children’s Department you will find over forty different styles at very reasonable prices, We have received many new goods this week. Full line of Ladies’, Misses, and Children's Furnish- ings, comprising Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, Corsets, iris up. Fine Kersey Coachmen’s | A full line of junere and $10. THE KNIFE HAS BEEN DRAWN AND THE and Bradley against it. If the decision of 1877 | FIRST BLOOD OF THE SEA-ON APPEARS—THE Laze Prncuases. AL SALE LADIES' WALKING JA 22.05. “These % in Bt and st oS and $4.05. BENS. LOW PRICES. ONE OF THE LARGEST NEW YORK MAN- UFACTURERS OF FINE CLOTHING NOTI- FIED THE TRADE THAT ON TUESDAY, THE 20TH INSTANT, THEY WOULD BEGIN A SPECIAL MARK-DCWN SALE OF ALL THEIR WINTER STOCK. ‘WE WERE ON HAND THE FIRST DAY, AND FOUND THE REDUCTION IN PRICES 80 GREAT THAT WE MADE LARGE ADDI- TIONS TO OUR STOCK OF OVERCOATS, SUITS AND ODD PANTS, AND TO-DAY (FRIDAY) THESE GOODS GO UPON OUR TABLES AT VERY LOW PRICES, IT 18 QUITE UNUSUAL TO GET SUCH 4 SWEEPING REDUCTION ON FIRST-CLASS GOODS AT THIS TIME OF YEAR, AND WE HAVE NEVER BEEN ABLE TQ QUOTESUCH PRICES FOR SUCH GOODS BEFORE JANU- ARY. REMEMBER FIRST THAT THIS 18 NOT 4 MARK DOWN FOR US, BUT IS THE RE- SULT OF A SPECIAL PURCHASE, ON SPE- CIAL TERMS, AND AT SPECIAL PRICES, REMEMBER NEXT THAT THESE GOODS ARE NOT OLD OR SHOP WORK, BUT ARE THE NEWEST STYLES OF FRESH GOODS ‘MADE UP BY A FIRM WHO MAKE AS FIXE AND AS GOOD GOODS AS ANY HOUSE IN THE WORLD. GOOD, HEAVY CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS 4S LOW 4S 910. % B BARNUM & CO, 223 981 PENNSYLVARIA AVR ‘eserrrineemamesterssnieintinpinfpnnspdinsadhtiiitmeniesiasaneniienia W: Arovooze for the typographical error which csused our yesterday'sed. to be headed “s slit,” in- stead of “a hit,” as we wrote it; but since it was Just as effective as if the compositor hed not ‘made the transformation, we are satisfied, and hope that our readers are also, ‘While the ad. resulted in “aplitting” up theas- sortment im s very lively manner this morning, ‘we have still a goodly Stock of them left, and can fit almost all feet with the kinds mentioned, ‘We guarantee that there ie nots “slit” in the ‘whole lot, except in the button holes, which are ‘Snely worked with Silk, or perhaps, as some of Por To Tux Tur. Fors Fimo. Ss sg ‘Last Saturday was « crusher. We did the lareest _ = N a ‘dusiness of the entire season inour Children’s De-{ The small stock of Furs we secured ao cheap the other WOODWARD partment. If you had seen the crowds during the day | 497 are flying, so is the warm Underwear and Flannels & LOTHROP. r ake end Blankets, at 10 per cent discount. Some lots for Saturday is the day set aside for the children. RICH MILLENERY. you'd have thought every ‘Washington was | men at 20 percent off the marked prices, Christmas |. Let them come and roum through the store, FOR THE YOUNG GENERATION. ‘being supplied with Winter Clothing. When closing ‘things demand space, hence the reduced prices for ‘There isa great deal to be seen, and much that ‘up time came the stock looked likes Western town | bulky goods not positively holiday goods. ie inetructive, Let nuree, or an elder sister or BARGAIN 1—Boys' 3 to Se Best Veal Calf Seamless after acyclone, There wasn't enough left to gather ee gp an epee Pheer Spm pe me tee na up. Those $5, $6, $7, $8, and $10 suits especially, Byam eel sera ay ji EROS any @2 Shoe. Special price, $1.25. = nk ce enti, Colnenh eR ane NG: Ee imasuperior manner of the finest of this sea- | BARGAIN 9—Youthe,’ sizes 11 to 2s, Veal Calf, Button WRAPS AND JACKETS, where our forethought came in, We expected this a we ' com's fabsica, Wover bafure ware the styleoso ‘and Laced, a Shoe we warrant in every rush, We knew that the announcement of the extre- wnlgun, clteastt0g unl Soman end wend partons, Co westh $1.80. ‘Special ‘uania made last Friday would Lieve you will admit after looking througt this Se es ae acs ak stock that it pays tobuy them ready-made. We attract every mother’s attention. Every one can sell you an excellent suit for children 4, 5, could possibly do so would avail themselves of the 6.and 8 years of age, as low as 85, and from this opportunity—and they did. If our resources were Price we go, with frequent stops, up to $18. word Miases’ Suits. What we have said about the Like some houses, after a day like lest Saturday, “i Children’s Suits is equally applicable to Misses, have to close up. Couldn't duplicate the broken lines. " ‘You will be surprised at the excellent taste die- Seal garment, richly linea. But we can. We told you we had bought the entire Played in the draping and finishing of these Special Seal Plush Modjeska at @18, ree. price @22 children’s stock of one of the largest wholesale houses ? Gresses, while the work would be no discredit Koreltice in Pattern Garments, and have no duplt- in New York—and we meant the entire stock. Conse- FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24TH. (oany firet-clasn Grecemaker in this city. BARGAIN 5-ieee’ 11 fo 2 All Sls Pebble Lanter catea, Fecoumend themselves to patrons im CHILDREN'S AND MISSES’ CLOAKS. quently when we opened the doors Monday morning We have again added to this alresdy large our reserve stock had refurnished the depleted tables | Gloves and Shoes should be tried on carefully an4| stmt, and webellave eat prometine Gane and wo resumed business with the same variety that | leisurely. Lesst busy hours to-morrow $to10am,1| equal hereabouta, Many of the styles closely we offered Saturday. We've kept them complete, too, | 2 and 5 to 6 p.m. follow those now prevailing in the Ladies Long although this has been an exceedingly busy week, and | (continued bel sencaprne de veal aot borane to-morrow those mothers who haye found it impossible eee ‘WRAP SPECIALS, BARGAIN 7—Child’ Dongola-tipped, to come before will bavean equal chance with the} Praszr Groves For 680. Ladies’ Fine Braid-trimmed Cloth Modjes- Denhaeues npeheg hada tact shoppers of last week. (The elasticity of kid; twice the durability.) kas, in Navy Blue and Black. A very stylish the best makes in the United States; no : pe Pract co id bas al Winter Only @9 G1 shoe abead of it in quality or appear ateeanmcaba aa ibea toad Only one pair tos customer at 680., and will not Ladies’ “Gold Medal” Seal Plath Sacques, —— cates in a practical sort of way the presence of winter, | 1, +1194 on unless the regular price, 98c., is paid. We real sealskin ornaments, and lined with s fine and further delay in providing your children with | show them in 4-buttous in four new shadesof Tens | grade of quilted satin. Only @22.50 each. warm and seasonable clothing would indicate an inhu- | 804 three new Browns, New style narrow embroid- ‘These have no equal for good money's worth. ered backs, (Third floor.) sup dnremicat sy The 98c. Pig-skin Mousquetaires we now show in | sersrys, : ‘We know we've got a superior stock. We know that | new Reds, Grays, Blues, Browns, Tans, and in Black. eauna hnceinsianhiak tidite Main Store, 816 7th st, our prices are as low—in many cases lower—than WARM GLOVES ALL HERE. have waited will be fully repaid, as we have not BARGAIN 3—Youths’ high cut, fair stitched, Seam- Seal Plush Wraps and Jackets, @15, ranging in price to #125. Madoct Geo Gamneeeny Deediend Prose of so fine a texture that none but an expert can dis- tinguish from the real Seal Fur, finished like the real better than nine-tenths of regular @1 ehoes. Special price, 75c. BARGAIN 6—Child's 83 to 1034 Spring-heel Button, ‘The Winter importation of our celebrated Foster in Pebble, Straight Gost, or Kid, plain | tmproved Lacing Glove has arrived. Our sales om or this Glove during the past season have been enormous, cial, 98e_ aud we intend giving our patrons this season a Giove WM. HAHN & CO's, RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, End Store, 1922 Penn. the erodes and varieties others can sell the same goods, This is attrib-| rhe Christmas Gloves are hore for the bebies,chil- | shown their equal this ecsson. Plain, Plaited, saad eg th Sythe dower ilarket prices table to our advantageous purchases, Judging | dren, girls and boys, ladiesand men, in cashmere, Smocked, Braided, and other entirely new and. Capitol HN Store, 231 Fean. eve. s.¢. ‘Consumers will do well to give the Susall i Nut Ooala from the immense volume of business we've done | “loth, worsted. Gloves and mittens 25c. to 89c. Silk equally attractive styles, at prices which have — a ‘betore Their usual eu eae a P POLLARD & BON, Gloves, fleece-lined, 25c. to 89c, Kid gloves, fur} heretcfore prevailed for Jerseys not near 60 wy § TOE TAPES os anp peare. Offices {Cor 220 and k. the Test week some of you appeeainte these feels. | Ga. 16896. Gesirable. Ifyou are in search of the best and furallivte Kenedy of tie Tursjah Banytre, = ior, 12 Opportunity is offered the balance now. Don't con-| gg- see the new Evening Gloves for ladies’ and gen-| “latest” in Jerseyu, you should vee thene, ‘An absolute cure for Nervousness, Mental Weakness, ful Bioed Puriter aod will poatvely desey | L'ae ‘T'werve Tancexse fine this to Suits and Overcoats exclusively, for in | tlemen’s wear, Every pair tried on at our risk. (Third floor.) qe . THE PALAIS ROYAL. Boys’ 5 ‘Washi: Hats, hoes, and Underwear, &0, you'll nd w8| corcinusd below) oP een B°F Ware BOUL House Pinaech: ©. Christians, EXHIBITION FLOORS equally as well prepared to meet the children's wants. Splendid line of Boys’ Kilt Overcoats, 2% to 6 484 Pennsylvania ave; A.M. Klocaewski, SOU Yin at, years. $5 to $10. — i ef ‘Those Linen Collars and Cuffs we are selling isnot® | Fiveny Pam Gianantezp. Extensive assortment of Boys' Overcosts, in ee eh dob lot, but s regular line of 4-ply pure linen. 10c. for SHOES, . all the popular heavy cloths, with and without ‘TURKISH TABLET CO., Philadelphia, Pa. W. B. MOSES & SON'S ESTABLISHMENT, the Collars and 15c. per pair for the Cuffs. AUl sizes | ye xccopt the responsibility of the wear by promis-| ©8Pe™.size 6 to17 years. @5 10 @16 each. Public opinion our strongest indorsement,” u23-3m and styles, ing to give a new pair for those that split or wear out Great variety of Boys' One and Two-Piece SAKS AND COMPANY, of shape within a month of purchase. Fancy Kilt Suits, in Plain Shades, Fancy Checks, AT €2.—These boots have the improved vamp and] Plaids and Mist my é OUTFITTERS WHO ARE EQUAL TO EVERY | acme in all widths and sizes, Made of DONGOLA esd divnesanes Fy mcd; se. EMERGENCY, KID they will not stretch out of shape. The soles cca md 8 being SOLID LEATHER and NOT PASTED will not Boys’ Suits, 4 to 15 years, @4 per Suit. Cor, 11th aud F ste. nw, Reat Tsou Srxs, 28x, 750. ‘We have just opened a lot of choice shades in soft fin- ished INDIA SILKS at 75c. Very popular for tea ‘Washington, D.C, Are filled with the most attractive stock of Furni- gowns, blouses, and scarfs “ aug ENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. | absorb water. They are honest boots, made of honest | Better qualities up to $10. degleepeesieseass) 40 in. wide, all the colors, | ‘27 C*#Pets, Upholstery Goods and Interior Decor ‘materials snd can be houestly guaranteed. Init usual Suits of every popular winter fabric, made up — | tions to be had from bome and foreign markets, g88, PPR ERR cop A k papey RR a aagincdils ae ois aloe attractive stylesat the lowest ARMURE SILKS, slightly imperfect, at half price; | The following are s few of the special attractions to Sg PPP FR 69 0 oH AA showing neat, serviceable and price-worthy boots. possible prices, finest quality. ech floor: Bs Bb Exe “co Ht BAX by] AT 83—Fourditferent stylon. There's the new (Third floor.) Rich BROCADE VELVETS, less than balf price. Lyons Pure SILK VELVETS at $3.50. FIRST EXHIBITION FLOOR. 11 pieces Fine Silk, 32 inches wide,about 550 yards, English Laced Boots, with Patent Leather Tips, and three styles of Dongola Kid Button Boots. Style, | CLOVES. > durability and comfort, ‘These three items for to-morrow. Remember, ARMURE CORDS for suits. im all the wewest shades, worth Bic. reduced to Sec. ft TUT FE MEM atts AT 83.50.—Tho genuine “Waukenphast” Boot we | reliable Gloves only, and at the fairest possible ASTRAKHAN CLOTHS, all colors, at very low prices. | per yard. i ot KE MMMM eed only remind you issold generally for @4. The | iseg Agrest Bargain in Black PEAU px SO1E SILKS st H 2 B. Mee other two styles of Dull Dongola Kid Button Boots cies: aca ie SECOND EXHIBITION FLOOR, EEE MM the:mselves to those with tender feet. Misses’ 4-But. Pique-stitched English Walk- | $1.25; worth $1.75. Shasenés: a tee ate AT §4.—Warranted Hand-Sewed Boots in no less| ing Gloves, neat embroidered back, in Tan and Black All Silk VELVETS—we have extra qualities at a papenet 65 than eight different styles. Ladies with tender fest or | Brown shades. Only $1.25 per pair. low prices, aye i tains, 50 inches wide by 334 yards long, left of the 100 thove who have paid extravagant prices for Boots to| rasicsr csi a W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, order are invited to haves pair tried on—an experi- Soe. ee Fee. Oe ment that costs nothing. ing Gloves, narrow embroidery on back, in Eng- 222 . 919 Pa. Ave. #7 Our experienced Shoe Man will take your order, lish and dark Tan shades. Only $1.50 per A Proctaariox Ox Accovst Or pairs which were reduced from $10 to $7 per pain, which is less than cost to import. THIRD EXHIBITION FLOOR. 1,300 yards best Bigelow, Lowell and Hartford Body 8 O00, 000 “ay if you desire, for Slippers of undressed kid to match pair, your costume, Ladies’ 8-But. Length Mousquetaire Suede in choice and Beduced HENS 3 TUFF BER RRR ERR 985, TIT THE PALAIS ROYAL Gloves, feather-stitch embroidery on back, THAMESGIVING Day. pane byes cot gags NNN z EE re "ss, 1 (Continued below.) shades of Gray and Tan. Only $1.65 per pair. To whom it may concern—we have so arranged it Ht N hw Hee EE Eee Sg? f (First gcor; center. ; that each and every family, no matter what their cir FOURTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. oe oe Moze New J. merece cumstances be, can eat thelr Thanksriving dinner | 95 s 6 oth : ‘ . RE iNEW eo) EWELBY. INFANTS' Goops. from New Table Linen and can enjoy the turkey with oaenagus est high, @ wingn, qubd con Last Saturday we challenged comparison of our stock so much more relish. Therefore we have resolved to | broidery on satin, Japanese cloth back. Reduced from tae of Real Amber and Tortoise-Shell Jewelry with any of ‘This stock is by far the largest and handsom- | ge} 812 to $10. RYN the jewelers’ stocks, Your verdict pleased us. We in- est we have yet displayed. Materials are better, 70-inch Bleached, Table Damask at 75c. per yard. FIFTH EXHIBITION FLOOR i NNN vite the many ladies who looked through our stock to styles are more attractive, and yet prices are in ya Damask, New Patt atel oN NN inspect the new stock of IMITATION AMBER AND| some instances lower. To-morrow we shall A very large Easy Arm Chair, covered in best TORTOISE-SHELL JEWELRY, in appearance identi- leather, Reduced from $25 to @15. Epitome make our best show in Infants’ Cashmere and goo b oo 6A UK Imitation Amber Hair Ornaments at 50c.each;in| Fancy Cloaks and Coste, We have them from ach SIXTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. ge 93 AA ORE 858g veal Anilay we aall ams O13 te 08. the cheapest worth your buying thought toal- Bleached German Damask at 75c.peryd. | A Solid Walnut Wandrobe, O68 O° sek Be ag bs Site Onsin with iver Mountings for 75c.and$1,} most as fine as they come—as fine at least as - ed a - 2 & aets Sentebinn & ee aed LLLL aA xk | inthe cost $2 and 62. it them. Cashmere Long Cloaks, in win- 23 . 7 Imitation Tortoise-Shell Pins at 15, 25 and 50c.; in you want m. ere Long win- Sozen % Bleached German Damask Napkins et @1 $50. real cost $1 to $8. peti ree laa ra crea 4 106 dozen Bleached German Damask Napkins st Back Combs at 25, 50 and 75e.; in real Shell we sell . : pop=rarsers Infante’ Short White Costs, with white | 75dosen % Bleached Scotch Damask Napkineat 61.45 SEVENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. A 3-piece Antique Ash Chamber Suite, with a large joan, THE PALAIS ROYAL Silk Cording, only $3.50. Let these stand Ac % Fine jp beveled glass in bureau. Keduced from @26 to @2°. This list will give you but » faint ides of theim-| (Continued below.) for the stock—up to the beautiful Coats at ‘nm Undrented Biteched German Nepkine, EIGHTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. mensity of our stock, which you certainly must see | ————— 813.50 cach, and the dozen of prices between | 7, 8 Paice $1.75 Der dozen. toe 91.50 sis a mesa bauamenid errata ah For Tunez Dars Ont. Ls rolipa dozen ee csteg nn n. stead, large bureau with beveled French plate glass, COMPLETE ASSORTMENT 25 dozen % Fine Quality Bleached Scotch Napkins, ‘We shall display Infants’ Knit Worsted Hoods, WRAPS AT REDUCED PRICES for Thursday, Fri- ues, Ti &e, Exquisite Silk Plush | 100 dozen'%; Initial Napkins at @2.25 per dozen. is. Our line embraces everything that can be sold in | aay and Saturday. ‘The only reason is to make room prong ec c talon gel goat anand ting carved. Reduced from $95 to #80. RELIABLE GARMENTS. for the new importation of Jerseys and to endeavor to Skin teapessib As tally eceabiblisibio ies 8-4 with 4-8 Napkins to match, 83 NINTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. to catch the overflow of Holiday Goods from the first ; « = . 0. ‘This department hae always been our pride. We and attractiveness of this stock without an in- 24 ¢ 7 8 80. A fine San Domingo Mahogany Hand-carved Side- take EXTREME CARE in making our selections; a | #0r. AFTER SATURDAY, NOV. 24TH, ATOP.M.| tion, which you are cordially invited to See our Window Display of this week. The most | board, with 3 lange closets, 1 Jange linen drawer, and 2 00d many styles we design ourselves, and hundreds | REGULAR PRICES WILL AGAIN BE DEMANDED.| give it, homelike scene ever presented. napkin drawers, extra heary plated medallion pulls of of others are confined to us exclusively. (Continued below.) THE PALIAS ROYAL, (Second floor; front parlor.) DO YOU WANT A HANDKERCHIEF? latest design, 5-foot top, 53x24 French plate glass, ‘Reduced from $115 to $95. . TENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR. A large handsome Rug Couch, very comfortable. Re OF OUR OWN IMPORTATIONS. ‘The Berlin Garments cannot be surpassed. In FIT, U. Ar RB: Pp. Boys" WINDSOR TIES. rege wh pe lip a cig preraelie var ages A.clever idea. Boys’ Silk Windsor Bows, two ‘Tis not a saleof remnants from last year, but the on s card, in a neat white box, 6x7 inches, 1 ‘very latest styles of Ulsters, Raglans, and Modjeskas, | inch deep, only 50c. per box. Makes them more 420, 422, 424 and 426 7th’st. nA uced from $35 to $25. nes ‘iad Reena acest onan: Wee adhatidesditanas pretingpleryeresaneaipanoe el new colors: many com! it rf ent mip GaAS Weck baie otk end aahaecs. pie Tauxver: Ler Ir Row. 875 yards best all-wool extra super. Ingrain Carpeta, comvort | {ont and the improved bell and angel sleeves. 72-inch Plain Satin Table Damsak, toembroider LIGHTNING! LET IT FLASH, ening Soom, a<xeuer uN maken, in mow and Go- = ‘Ask to see the $14 Cloth Raglans, butdon't | on, only @2 per yard. RAIN! LET IT POUR aizable patterns, Reduced from 75c. to SSe. per yard, THEY ARE “PAR EXCELLENCE.” pay more than $10 for the™f ; that's the reduced price. (Second floor.) AIL! LET IT RATTLE. TWELFTH EXHIBITION FLOOR, The English Diagonal Cloth Modjeskas, with quilted ‘ ‘There are about 30 rolls, or about 1,500 yards of ees ‘TETE-A-TETE CLOTHS, SNOW! IT FALL, SOFT AND SLOW OR a aud braid trimming, are $20 instead of For Five O'Clock Tes, te. et tthaely Baill those 65e. e PLUSH COATS. ee Sa pe Bize 134 by 134 yards, only @1.50 each. wabscaia Gabiedh iainesinen, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS (Continued below.) pores prpubedcaabee lyme Tes dey will Gcing Socth combine, enowersaih, ‘which have been selling for 42}éc. por yard, which « These goods we consider PERFECT. Every style | — es “ergy Size 134 by 134 yards, only $2.50 each. But advise you to prepare. Jess than cost to manufacture. These will be closed has been made to our apecial order cut by experienced Searsxm Seat Wrars To Go. ees Andvin Jour faith aud yuttehage to“Adleron the | Outat 42e. Calleariy and secure choice of the ten hands made especial care. HANDEER brain.” patterns remaining. ‘The $25 Seal ,with bell and tight aleeves.are Our $20 Plush Coat is made of fine silk plush, seal bape ated 9 The Handkerchief stock is steadily increasing Because Adler sells Victory Cane, Qverconta at @5.87. All the above prices are for cash on or before @e- trimming, is satin lined, and 40 inches long. Excel- 3 2-20 is the demand. We built even better than we Blue Chinchilla Overconte at 865 75. ‘The $22 Seal Langtry’s are to goat $20 until Satur- A variety of Melton and Cass. Overcoats at $7.50. lent fit. An elegant value for Pick sii thought when we turned our backs on cotton- Heavy, |-wool, Meltoa Overcoats at 88 75. em —_— Kersey Overcoats. #1 y |-wool, 820. t27"Our improved Sealskin Plush Garments are cut | @¢vlinen-mixed Handkerchiefs. Noneed tobe | fect ittung and “epeiyinbyat gate ty BR and made by men tailors, and fit as only aman tailor | Judge of linen to buy here, as all you see are See 13 tos youre \www a SLRs Te imma w Satine area] Ss at meng et ee aoe | saan gee eT wy - EP ‘NEWMAREETS, ‘Soalakin, our strong point. We carry the entire range Sizes 3 to 13 years, ies a - ‘qualities f and ladies, in the different 52.87, 33. 3.5 A In Ladies’ Cloth Newmarkets we have s very nice A THE PALAIS ROYAL. — a Kies} czar pie erciieergreg ooo Ew S RICK gtita x 09, gee a, garment of STRIPED CLOTH, made with puffed back, | _ (Continueg below.) every line, Here are twolota, 4 wo ‘$io. 10,25, #11.80. 3 3 ag bell sleeve. Come inall sizes, We also have the same 100 doz, Ladies’ Pure Linen Unlsundered Ww. 00 Sus® style of cloth with Raglan sleeve. ‘Choice of these two | Sackets Ar Repvcen Paces. “Initial” Handkerchiefs, hand-embroidered 8.75, $10.75, 811,75. $13.23 $23.50, 913.75. atyles Derby Cloth, Corkscrew, Beaver and Jersey Cloth} jetters, one inch hem. Only 20c. each; 6 for Bizes 13 to Th pears, 00 XN 8.50. es—some black, some in colors, some ) Par) 2 Qo EX Jackets in all sty’ k, $1. Rates yyy 00 FN In Newmarkets we are showing an immense line of | braided, some plain. Prices from 4.50 to $20 each. $00 dak Setter Sane. than Witvaniiedl $5.00. EDRs BEIT 4 rs ee - All grades, PRICES, FIT, and STYLE we guarantee to | Until Saturday the $4.50 Jersey Cloth Jackets go at | wintiial Handkerchief, sheer quullty, hand- asi et Tee ~ é be correct. You should look them over carefully. #4; tho 920 English Beaver Jackets offered st €18.| enproiderod letter nch hem. Only 200. each: 01.25, 62.62, 62.75, $5.25, 43.50. 83.75, 03.87. quan 2298 a yom 2 &, Many intermediate prices, 6 for $1.50. 1, $0, #2, #2.50, 02,78, €3.25, 63.50, 02.87,0425,| Tete, De IMPORTED GARMENTS ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL Ask for the “advertised” Handkerchiefs, 20 (Continued below. that the clerks will know which to show you. : of five Braided Cloths. We are showing both the | py ge — | eteat oor aout arch) — Loox: Loox Loox: Loox:: “ANGEL” and “Bell” Sleoves, and all the latest novel- Tu Gowxs Dowx Ix Paice. MORE RIBBONS. oe E. ADLER'S FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS. ties in Long Double Wraps. Prices ranging from Novelties as high as €29 come down to $25 each. We take pleasure in chronicling the atrival | oz? and 020 7thet, uw, ‘Massachusetts ava, 20 TO 945, ‘Now we skip to the cheapest, leaving you to learn of of several hundred pieces more of the All-Silk Open Saturdays til Ti pon, 220 ‘Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons, with crown edge, the many between pricee—the $8 Flannel Wrappers in Garnet, Blue and Gray. Braid Trimming, reduced to ‘which have been creating such « furore the past Prrnapevren, Pur RAGLANS 6 cach, HE Pazars novar, | ores sone ment water ot beet Gol, Sete i + former price, -ALAIS nape ph peasy offered s Inall the new Clothe, Weareshowing an endlom'v| (continued blow. at the same low prices, * wader Sioa prices. Onnsisve 0 To Go. Widths No 5, 7% 9 12, snd 16, ee “ Cunpeews Unsrezs SS dee ee Tine of Berges at 500, and MISSES’ GARMENTS. To gost reduced prices until Saturday evening. A BARGAINS. ‘We have just received about 90 imported samples in | write in a column of the “Star.” There's a price for CLOAKINGS. ‘Don’t forget oar line 16 and 18 years’ sizes. All handsome styles, the very | each size, eo we can't spare space for s price list, but ee ee : 3. | latest shapes, and new cloth, Among them are very | promise surprise prices for you and the children. Exquisite Lace Drapery exclusive styles oa TABLE LINENS Ourei Linens an, FELL veey and colorings ; too elegant to be displayed on the pretty styles of Cardinal Cloths, braided in Black, THE PALAIS ROYAL Elegant shedes in plain colors and tyliah stripes, and isles proses ntige Daryn aatg ne ‘great many novelties, BO ne mmc | eRe at Eee OnE ER Thustons, rin Se $15,000 Worn Or Jznszva cate evening shades, Elegant assortment of GRETCHEN COATS, . Figured and Striped Nets in the most attract- tive effects and colorings yet brought to Wash- In very pretty styles, with Angel Sleeves and Belts, ington. Ask to be shown the new drapery neta, Striped Cloths; sizes from 4012 years, Price: | wenufacturer of the World. (Pirst floor; right of main entrance.) 95.50; RISE, 50c, A SIZE, ‘We show nine entirely new styles, HOSIERY. wean Lan op antas v Ghhaarpndleasasod Soe al A Se a anit SCHOOL NEWMAREETS, ervay, in extra heavy-weight: Jerseyeotim- | dozen Ladies’ “Fast Black”, Cotton | proved out over the hipe which do not “work up. getle al nd tom ise to 10 ins and colt per 16 a 16] AT 02.25 EACH. Improved Vest Front Jeresps, SS Rae ae RT! | in a PF A tare Striped Clothe, Price: AS -Qthe BAGH, Ho tne hah ss dirt: ta 2 uw ; {oe heavy Jeresy ‘Military Braided Oelebrated Black Sftk-warp . 9625 FOR 12 TEARS; ADD G00, AGIER, | sh aiseven, Mo. has twenty rows of perpen Pe erie Sus. F. Overs, It ts e wonderful garment forthe price, Braid in front, No.3 iss heavy Jersey, with for deep mourning. yee ee ae ate BT & LEIDY, | Clee Cor. Pa cve. and oth st, Telephéne STA rows Braid st bottom, front, collar and sleeves, och. os | aa ‘ and 706 K ot. FI diss! ‘Jeeney, with Braided Yoke; Balt wisn Sheep Seaton Saahanon wooed ae T ,