Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1888, Page 4

WASHINGTON: TUESDAY... priate CROSHY S. NOYES....... ee THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an ‘Medium is worth District affairs are not neglected in the Pres- dent's message. Attention is called to the urgent need of a revision or codification of District laws. After commending to careful consider- stion proposed legislation concerning the liquor traffic, the proper assessment and col- lection of taxes, &c.. the President says: “1 again call attention tothe present incon- venience and the danger to life and property attending the operation of steam railroads through apd across the public streets and roads of the District. Tne propriety of such legisla- tion as will properly guard the use of these railroads and better secure the convenience and safety of citizens is manifest.” The Dis- trict sixcerely hopes that the propriety and necessity of this corrective legislation, so mani- fest to a President who uses his eyes, will also be clearly seen by Congress. The legislative body might also be encouraged to provide ad- ditional legislation concerning the railroads, by a more vigilant enforcement of existing laws by the Commissioners and the United States district attorney. The President also refers to the neglect to provide for the erection of a post-office build- ing at the national capital, the propriety and necessity of which are not disputed, while seores of public buildings have been erected where their necessity for public purposes is not apparent. That shot hits the center of the target. There are no resident voters here to cause the erection of this building to become @ matter of personal or partisan interest to a single member of the national legislature. A broad, public-spirited, statesmanlike view of proposed legislation is required to raise advo- cates for such measures. Consequently the necessary legislation is lacking, and the post- office of the national capital continues to occupy unhealthful, tumble-down, rented quarters. ————— - A truly royal way is that in which King Milan, of Servia, goes about the task of getting rid of a queen who no longer amuses him; and im traly a woman’s way does she contest his movement, step by step, refusing to recognize the authority by which he thrusts her aside. His latest stroke isto publish her as henceforth plain Mme. Natalie de Keczko,and make a de- Posit in the bank for her benefit, after the fashion of a grand seigneur pensioning off a companion who Ras wearied bn, but whom, for association’s sake, he is unwilling to cast adrift utterly. It may not be so easy to dis pose of a woman of Natalie's tenacity. It isa queen she means to be, nota private female subject of the king with two handred thousand dollars to live on. It is possible that the only way he can end the troublesome business will be to trump up a charge of high treason, or something of that sort, and chop off her head. ‘That may be a distressing necessity, but kings have been driven to it before. ‘The Record asks, “Why not eat corn?” Be- cause. esteemed contemporary this land of OD are en for ev > iy to have four, = Just so; but wouldn’ta good many people be as well or better off if they should use more corn than they do, and apply the difference be- tween the cost of wheat flour and corn meal to the procurement of other comforts of life, or Jay it by for a rainy day? Wheat flour is cer- tainly a very good thing, but it isn't an abso- Tate necessity to anybody. ————————— Why are not the White Caps of Ohio brought to justice and punished? That is the question with which large part of the northern press would ring if the scene of the outrages were ‘transferred to the other side of the Ohio river, and the victims were black instead of white. Gov. Foraker has now an excellent opportunity of exemplifying some of the principles which be has often urged upon the chief magistrates of Southern states, and cleansing his splendid commonwealth of the stain which such lawless proceedings always fasten upon the communi- ty where they occur. And if Mr. Foraker will not move in the matter, what is to prevent Mr. Chandler from offering a resolution in the Sen- ate for the appointment of a committee with fall powers to investigate and report? President Cleveland will do well to go slow im the matter of criticising the occupancy of ‘the streets and reservations of Washington by steam railroad tracks, or he may find the ‘usual courtesies” of the Pennsylvania system with- drawn for the remainder of his term. These big corporations are fiot in the habit of per- mitting free discussion of matters affecting their relations with the public. So If the police are really “shadowing” Dr Tumblety in New York, they are taking a very certain way of letting him know it by publish- ing the fact in the newspapers, $$$ Evidently the President still views civil serv- ice reform as an accomplished fact, concerning which no further discussion on his part is nec essary. His failure to consider this subject in the previous message, and to make pledges in respect to it in his letter accepting the second presidential nomination, were explainedon the theory that no more words were required. He seems to adhere to that theory. This absti- nence is specially remarkable, since political history teaches very clearly that elaborate dis- cussion of civil service reform with profuse as- surances in respect to it is characteristic of an outgoing administration, as well as of candi- dates in the doubtful state before election, and that extreme reticence on the subject is to be expected only from the successful party and candidate, who are soon to be called upon to keep their promises, ———— Some complaint is heard that the President's message is too long. But it must not be for- gotten that he had a two years’ review of the State of the nation to write. In 1887 he had nothing to say on any subject except the tariff, —— ee Washington's new morning newspaper, the Press, issued by the Messrs. Fox, is well printed and newsy in appearance. It declares itself devoted to republican principles and policies, including protection to home industries, and to the elective franchise in every part of the re- public. ——_———-——___ If the Canadian question is settled in favor of annetation. where will the political boodlers and defaulting bank-cashiers and delinquent ‘trustees skip to? It is safe to say on which side the vote of that element may be counted, if the matter ever has to be decided by the popular voice north of the border. It is unwise on the part of the friends of va- ious statesmen who aspire to places in the next Cabinet to suggest that this one or that would, by such elevation, be enabled to get into train- ing for the Presidential race of 1892. It would ‘be more than human to expect Gen. Harrison wittingly to invite men of eminence to occupy chairs in his council chamber, whence they could make preparations for the defeat of any ambition he may have now, or acquire later, to succeed himself, Lous Jacsers Asp Unsrens, MADE TO ORDER, aT KEEN'S, 230 lm 414 9th street. Mss M. J. Hos, 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST, Being desirous of reducing ber large Stock of FISE FRENCH FELT HATS AND BONNETS, Ofers them at * 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR 10 Days. OF THE GREAT CUT-PRICE SALE OF FUN? CLOTEING AT Oak Hatt, COR. 10TH AND F STs. ‘We were closed the whole day Monday for the pur pose of marking Gown prices on the entire stock of Suits and Overcoste for men and boys, In doing this ‘we bsve considered neither cost nor value, but have put them down to prices that will insure quick sales. All goods are marked in plain figures, and no devis- tion will be made under any circumstances. WE NEED LOTS OF MONEY, and st this season of the year YOU NEED CLOTHING, which is the cause for this great REDUCTION SALE. Call soon, First come, first served at Oak HALL, a Corner 10th and F sta, n.w. Bro Dame Suz CARPETS FOR THIS WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY MORNING AND CONTINUING UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT. —e IF YOU APPRECIATE A BARGAIN DO NOT MISS THIS CHANCE, WE HAVE TOO MANY GOODS, AND IN ORDER TO MOVE THEM WILL PUT THE KNIFE DEEP INTO THE PRICES DUBING THIS SALE. WE HAVE A LOT OF NOTTINGHAM AND REAL LACE CURTAINS, ONLY ONE AND TWO PAIR OF 4 PATTERN, WHICH WILL BE CLOSED OUT AT cost, ON ALL SALES OF FURNITURE FOR THIS WEEE 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT WILL BE GIVEN. NO GOODS WILL BE CHARGED AT THESE CUT PRICES; THEY MEAN CASH. W. H HOEKE, 801 Market Space, 308 and 310 8th st. 8e29-e03m Ovrrxnemer's DECORATIVE ART ROOMS. 514 Othst. nw. BANNER RODS, all sizes, 6 to 40 in.,from 10c. up. PLN CUSHIONS, in all sizes, from 10c. up. BOTTLES for Covering, 20, 25, and 50c. PLUSH ORNAMENTS, 15 and 20c. doz. shades, FELT TABLE SCARFS, stamped, 45c, 1,000 0c. CHAIR TIDIES at 19c. STAMPING DONE WHILE YOU WAIT. ‘New STAMPED LINENS and over 1,000 FANCY BASKETS at 10 per cent of marked prices. dl-eo3m W17 15TH 8T. N. W. (National Safe Deposit Co.'s Building.) NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. cur FLO fresh from my Nurseries twice » FINE SELECTION of + ASSORTED STUCK of Berar Cane; Conk, Gilt afl a y A ity a — Bronzed Baskets for Dinner and ™ Li vors.. CHOICE LOT of Marbie and Majolica Vases with and FLORAL DESIGNS AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS a4-2w | STUDER, Florist. Quer Srizs Or Goons ARE NOW COMING INTO USE FOR CAPE OVRRCOATS, HERETOFORE PRONOUNCED PATTERNS HAVE TAKEN THE LEAD, AND FOR YOUNG MEN THEY ARE STILL IN GREAT DEMAND; BUT FOR GENTLEMEN WHO PREFER MORE MODEST STYLES WE HAVE JUST BROUGHT OUT SOME LINES OF DARE, QUIET MIXTURES AND EN- TIRELY PLAIN GOODS. OUR BLUE CHEVIOT COATS OF THIS STYLE ARE THE LATE PRODUCTION OF ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST NEW YORK HOUSES, AND ARE PARTICULARLY HANDSOME AND STYLISH, IN PLAIN OVERCOATS WE HAVE AN UNUSUALLY FINE LINE OF ALL THE MOST POPULAR STYLES, AND VARYING IN PRICE FROM $10 TO 950. AT THE FORMER PRICE WE SHOW THE BEST LOOKING, AND, WE THINK THE BEST COAT WE HAVE EVER SEEN “FOR THE MONEY.” AT THE LATTER THE FINEST AND BANDSOMEST GENUINE “SCHNABLE” BEAVER WE KNOW OF, EB. BARNUM & CO, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Waar A Cotzzcriox OF HANDKERCHIEFS” For both Man, Woman end Child. in either silkorlinen, Plain white, fancy bordered or mourning handkerchiefs, Such a collection of va- ious styles are seldom shown. Perfect beauties of ladies’ linen handkerchiefs for 10c., 15c. and 25c., and men’s good quality—real linen hbandkerchiefs—for 25c. 1,000 dozen gent’s white silk ith Gent's Cashmere and Silk Mufflers in white or fancics, qarnitdren's hendkarehiefs us low us 6e. in fancy bor- Handkerchiefs are at all times acceptable, eng fors HOLIDAY GIFT nothing is more suitable, Booties, Becques, Leggins, other things thet LANSBURGE & BRo, ‘422, 426 and 426 7th st. nw. . LADIES’ AXD GENTLEMEN'S GOLD WATCHES * FROM $25 TO $100. GOLD SCARF PINS FROM $1.50 TO #25. GOLD CHAINS, UNIQUE IN DESIGN, VERY — LACE PINS AND EARRINGS, ALL PRICES. THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF SOLID SILVER AND SILVER PLATED WARE, BRUSHES, _ COMBS, SHAVING MUGS, &c., IN THE cITY. GOLD AND SILVER-MOUNTED SILK UMBRELLAS, ‘VERY REASONABLE IN PRICE AND OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. TX ADDITION TO MY REGULAR BUSINESS 1 HAVE ADDED A FINE STOCK OF IMPORTED AXD AMERICAN LINEN PAPERTERIES, A SPECIALTY MADE OF CARD PLATE ENGRAVING, PRINTING, STAMPING AND LITHOGRAPHING. WILL BE PLEASED TO FURNISH TASTY AND WORKMAN- LIKE DESIGNS AND FURNISH ESTIMATES IN THIS BRANCH OF THE BUSINESS, FRANK M. LEWIS, 1215 PA. AVE. Established 1840. 43-1m 00 g Ee gee rl a3 E HBP &d ¥ GGG 00 00 DDD g88q GS Po PO B bee 83 ES BS os ARE NOW READY FOR INSPECTION. PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES AND GUARANTEED TO BE THE LOWEST, EEE GGG DDD A VY YITsss, E ea D DAA V vig B Dad Vv Tes DDD AA Vv LSss®7" ‘ 719 MARKET SPACE, a3 Corner 8th street, We Nez NOT MAKE A GREAT NEWSPAPER OR OTHER DISPLAY TO LET YOU KNOW WE ARE SELLING RELIABLE CLOTHING AT LOW PRICES. SEE OUR 15 SUITS. EISEMAN BBROS., SEVENTH AND E STREETS, ‘MANUFACTURING CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS 227-3m Rea Ison Suawrs AT GREAT REDUCTIONS. One Superb SHAWL reduced from $400 to $300. One Suberb SHAWL reduced from $350 to $265. SHAWLS at $150 reduced to $125. ‘HAWLSS at $100 reduced to $75. SHAWLS at @75 reduced to 965. One Bullion Embroidered PORTIERE reduced from $125 to $75. SILKS, VELVETS, and DRESS GOODS at New York Prices, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, as 919 Pa Ave Caxoy; Canpr: ‘The attention of storekeepers and persons buying Candy is drawn to the Establishment of 314 Penna. avenue n.w., ‘Manufacturer of French and American Candies, His force of workmen are making severa) thousand pounds of Candy daily. Assorted Creams, French Mix- ‘tures, Brokeg Candy, Jackson Balls, Mixed Drops, &c., ‘&c., in bbla., boxes, pails, and loose by Ib, Fireworks in stock. 43-6" Suver Wane pt RCE hg and Forks—’ and with Seta ce ee our latest orders was from Paris, France, and fit A Sonu: To Yoo Aw Us One of the largest retell houses of New York has Gsigned to co-operate with the Washington “Palais Royal” in a gigantic purchase, of which details below. PALAIS ROy aL BARGAIN List FOR WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6TH. ‘We have consummated the largest and most impor. tent sale of SILKE HANDKERCHIEFS in the history of Washington. There is one other large store, in New ‘York (our partuer in this big deal), but with that one exception we unhesitatingly claim the best values in the United States. An investigation will show the ‘sandkerchiefs to be worth as stated below. Our greatly enlarged quarters secured in the ‘Snnexation of the Prince Building bas served ‘three purposes particularly opportune st this tame. It has enabled us not only to find room for @ very extensive assortment of attractive ‘Fancy Goods, Bric-s-brac, &c., especially suit- ‘able for Christmas gifts, but it has also enabled ‘us to greatly increase our stock of staple mer- chandise, which now goes to make up the bulk of the more substantial Christmas presents, ‘and in addition to these two great desideratums ‘we are enabled to wait upon our patrons with Greater dispatch, and to make their shopping ere more comfortabie and profitable than ever before. JAPANESE SCREENS. ‘We have secured s superb line of Imported Japanese Screens, in two and four fold,ine varinty of designs, $1, $2, $2.50, $3 and up . to $24.50 each. Elegant Moorish Grill, and Japanese Fret- Work Screens, in Antique Oak, Mahogany, Cherry, Ebony, Oak, ins handsome assortment of styles, both plain and mounted, with attrac- tive Art Silke, $8.75 to $25. (Fourth floor.) ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL | GRAND APRON BAZAR. (Continued below.) WHOLESALE PRICE. 500 Dosen, warranted pure China Silk Handker- chiefs, cize 20x20 inches. Hemstitched borders 1 inch, 1% inches, and 2 inches wide. THESE HANDKERCHIEFS CANNOT BE PUR- CHASED TO-DAY AT WHOLESALE FOR LESS THAN $3.50 0 dozen. We offer them ‘One for 29c, ‘Three for 87¢, Bix for $1.74. Twelve for $3.48. tw" What better present than one dozen of these Handkerchiefs in a fancy Box? A $5 present for $3.48 is worthy IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION. THE PALals ROYAL (Continued below.) FoR ONE OR MORE HANDEKERCHIEFS. 300 Dozen warranted Pure Japanese Silk Handker- chiefs, size 20x20 inches. One and two-inch hem- stitched borders. ‘One for 50c. ‘Three for $1.45. Six for $2.85. ‘Twelve for $5.65. €@-Six dollars a dozen is the regular wholesale price, and that was the price generally paid for similar qual- ity goods offered around town. THE PaLals ROYAL. (Continued below.) As Srroxe As Thon BUT AS LIGHT AS AIR. 200 dozen Superb Quality Japanese Silk Handker- chiefs, size 24x24 inches; hemstitched borders 2 inches wide. One for 75¢. Three for $2.15. Bix for $4.25. . 8" If you wish to makes present of the best Japan- ¢se Handkerchiefs imported, Huy these. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) A Store Morrier AT WHOLESALE PRICE. 100 dozen Warranted All-Silk Muffers. White and all earn ag very beautiful brocaded desigus. Size 234x234 Met. One for 81. Three for 82.96. Six for 85.85. F" We have uot yet seen a Silk Muffler at less than $1.50 to equal these in quality, design, and color. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Heapovarrers For Haspxercunzrs. The Palais Royal is “Headqharters” for several rea sous. First, by virtueof a variety as large as any other three stores combined. Second, because of re- Mability. While fmany >merchants may offer handker- chiefs strictly all linen they also keep cotton hand- kérehiefs, and since “no man can serve two masters” are not as reliable AS WE, who serve but one. WE HAVE NO COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS, Third, becuse we give better values for the price than is usual—we quote prices that would be impos- sible if we did a credit business, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Decussse Lace Hasprencuers. What Better Christmas Present? Prices, $1 to $13.50 each. Those with Point Lace ‘Medallion are works of art. Connoisseurs of Lace are particularly requested to look through the stock. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Frexcz Lex Haspzencuters. For variety, quantities, qualities. and prices we have no competition in this city, and confidently ask comparison with any stock in the country. Prices, 35c., 50c., 68c., 75c., 88c., $1, $1.19, $1.25, $1.35, $1.50, 81.68, $2, $2.26, $2.50, $2.75, $3, $3.50, $3.68, $4.68. Not ones and twos, but dozens at each of above prices, $4.86 seems dear for s Linen Handkerchief, but how many women in the world can embroider hand- kerchiefs like these, Like diamonds, they are valu- able because scarce. We ask you to compare our 35c. Embroidered Handkerchiefs with any sold around town at 50c. If we can save you 15 cents onalow- priced French Handkerchief, how much can we save you for high-priced ones? Ask to see the new Chintz effects in Embroidered Handkerchiefs, The latest from Paria. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) AT 12}4c, EACH we offer Fine Pure Linen Handker- chiefs, with hand embroidered initials,such as usu- ally cost 19c. i AT 25c. EACH Ladies’ and Men’s Initial Handker- chief. For siz, including fancy bor, $1.50. ‘The importance of Aprons induced us some time ago to make of them « separate depart- ment, and having now arranged them we invite Your inspection. The stock is so displayed that you can readily see every style we have, and we have no less than fifty. Aprons of Indis ‘Linon, Checked Muslin, Plaid Musling, Lace- check, Check Nainsook, Swiss Lawn, Swiss + Muslin, Dotted Swisses, of Plain French Nain- sook, ete. Also Hemstitched Aprons, Embroi- ered Aprons, Irish Point Lace trimmed Aprons, Scrim Aprons, trimmed with Ribbons. Aprons at 1234, 15, 17, 25, 37, 50, 75, 87c., #1, @1.25, $1.37, 61.50, 81.62, $1.75 and 82. (Second floor.) HANDEERCHIEFS. Handkerchiefs are never amiss as gifts. They are given and received to a greater extent every Christmas season; and our preparations for the handkerchief trade this year are upon « tremen- dous scale, Weare still harping on the ove string. 1. e., Linen, und nothing but linen for linen. Nota “mixed” Handkerchief in stock, and therein lies the secret of our success with handkerchiefs, We began right eight years ago, and have not swerved an iota. The Hund- Xerchiefs in sight are but a “picayune” in com- parison to the “reserve” in our stock-room ready for instant call. A “special” in Men's ‘White Japanese Silk Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, with neat and attractive colored borders at 50c. each. LADIES’ HOSIERY. Here are two illustrations of the unrivalled advantages we possess for judicious buying. Extreordinary bargain No. 1—Ladies’ Guar anteed Fast Black, Extra Size, Fleece-lined Cot- ton Hove, at the exceedingly low price of 25c. per pair. Extraordinary bargain No. 2—Ladies’ Fancy Striped and Boot-pattern Hose, full, regular made, double heel and toe, only Sc. per pair, or S pairs for $1. This is 1c. less than they ‘were ever sold before. (Firat floor.) FOR THE INFANTS. ‘We have aguin enlarged this stock. It includes pretty much everything now except shoes and carriages, Infants’ Plush Caps, Silk Caps, Lace Caps, Worsted Cape and Hoods. Silk Close, ‘Woolen Cloaks, Cashmere Closks, both long and short. Cashmere Flannel Wrappers, bell. angel, and plain sleeves, plain and embroidered, sacque and Mother Hubbard styles, handsomely triin- med with ribbon. $2, $2.50, $2.75, $3, 83.60 to #10. Infants’ Carriage Robes of Satin-lined Eider Down Flannel, hand-ysiuted and trimmed with wide satin ribbon 85 each. Infants’ Initis] Bibs, only 15¢. Infants’ Rubber Sheets, 75c. $1.25 and $1.65. Infants’ BASKETS. Trimmed and untrim- med, with and without stands, furnished and empty. Variety enough to please all comers and babies. 50, 65, 75, 874, $1, $1.40, 21.50, £1.87, $2. $2.50, $3, $4.50, 85, $9, $13.50 to 817 50 each. (Second foor.) MEN, ATTENTION! We sell no collars or cuffs except those made expressly for us and stamped “Boston House,” which carry with them our “guarantee,” viz, of standard qualities of linen, of superior finish, of extreme durability, and of the latest desirable style of cutand shape. Our prices for collars are 1234¢., 6 for 60c.; 20c., 6 for $1; 25e., 6 for @1.25. This latter price (25c.) is a new grade, than which tnere is none better, and is the re- sult of frequent calls from some of our patrous, who desize the very best. This brand is also stamped “Boston House,” and is shown in five distinct styles, entirely new. (Men's door; 1013 F st) STRIPED TULLE. 47 in. Striped Tulle, in White, Cream, Black, Pink, Lt. Blue, Nile, Cardinal, Mais, and Helio- trope, only GSe. per yard. Very desirable for party dresses. (First floor.) SKIRT PLAITINGS. ‘Twenty-five styles of Skirt Plaitings: plain and lace-edged, box-plaits, side-plaits, flutes, &c., in one, two,and three rows, 123 to 55c. per yard, Where else will you find such a va- riety. (First floor) CURTAINS REDUCED. ‘To close out the balance of our stock of Irish Point Curtains we have made a reduction there- onof from $2 to 84 per pair. Grand chance to secure fine curtains at low prices, and curtains make sensible Christmas presents, (Fourth floor.) TABLE DAMASK. Christmas Linens now clsim attention. You who didn’t buy before Thankegiving Day have another chance. Every housewife would appre- ciate a gift of Linens, 50 pes, Bleached Heavy-Grade German Linen ‘Table Damasks, with red border; also 63 in. ‘Unbleached, both in a variety of attractive new patterns. Only 50c. per yard, © (Second floor.) WINTER SKIRTS. Skirts from $1 to 87.50. Particularatten- tion is called to the elegant Quilted Satin Skirts, with quilting from 9 to 15 inches deep. Colors Black, Garnet, Seal, Cardinal and Navy. Prices $4, $4.50, 85, $6, $7 and 87.50 each. (Second floor.) AT 50c. EACH Men’s Extra Sizo Initial Handkers | 4 NEW WRINKLE IN FLANNELS chiefs. Six in besutiful box for $2.85. AT 50c. EACH Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, with initial See what this quality will cost you elsewhere. fF Those intending to give initial handkerchiefs for X-Mas presents should buy now. It's an annual occurrence for merchants to “run short of initials.” THE PALAIS ROYAL, STYLES of fancy shown in window of No.1117 Pennsylvania Children’s Handkerchiefs, 6 in fancy box, as Jow as 35c. and up to $1, and—but you'll im the window. (Continued below.) 9,000 Sux Haxosznomrs ‘From the Japs to us ats jump At T5c. and @1 each, Gems of Eastern art, MEN'S SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AND M1 UFFLERS. Silk Handkerchiefs ot 1°" Pian White and theee Paned Ta Quant pes 00 designs, some with Initials, at 500, each, are very ‘Mufilors at $1, $1.35, $1.68, $1.75, 82, 92.25, ‘Bovelties proportionately cheap, am pe Embroidered Flannelsof the exact width for children's skirts, ages 2to S yrs. Saves waste, ‘and from 15 to 25 cents on a skirt. 62%, 75 and 80, per yard. * Lupin, of Black Goods fame, has made a white meres, It is similarto the old time Welsh Flannels, only better,and have no superior for Ladies’ Winter Skirts,-and Childre“s Under- wear. A genuine French Flannel, .¥ to 31 in- ches wide, and guaranteed ebsclutely unghriuk- able. Six excellent grades, from fine to the finest, at 50, 55, 65, 70, 75 and 80c. per yard. i | | Hf i Ee mee pp Som > > = 4 Pee > > cn Be 3 "TA" em Bate OE > > Cian 8 eee Fry oon] a phd 5 Wa seb Pry ope G2 Be: 44g Bore EB > > 4 > > 3 = REroe Be ‘EB >; 200, i) wn wane G 4aaan 429 ar 4 LALLA Ere g Renas rE Wann: Piel ire § ui ] 4 wo] EER 44q 444 44. aa? mae LAALA @ soa ez wit! i ae “E iF} > “Ty Fy “4 F . iy ‘2 A 1 & £ ‘ i eek Aaa Sss8 ATA H Gof Exe a # i H t H tT HE Ppp gSSs ppp, sits 88g Bs Sus, Bgs8 Bop Sss8 PPP * 00 TL PDOOE rr DID 00 TLL BR Sys8 n PPP. ‘FFITTTIT i PoP Ta ges nr Pep FHT I P nT ul P six pays ONLY, And during that time we will give you throughout thé store RRR GGG RR FRR G RK REGO & R ER GGG A THAT WILL A AA AA AAA aa N 2 uu 12 £2 2 5 ¥Y OO UU ha oo UO ¥Y vu FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT. 1 lot Plush Work Boxes, with fittings, value 40c., Special sale price 19¢ 1 lot Autograph Albums, value 25c., special sale p Writing Tablets, value $1, special sale is ip Writing Tablets, value $1.75, special sale Folding Photograph Stands, value 50c.. special Tice Qe. price 1 lot extra handsome Plush Photograph Albums value $3, sneci»] sule price $1 YR, cafe Oh SORE Brass Sunokiue Sets, value 76c., apecial je price 2Ge, 1 jot Plush Toilet Cases, with celinloid fittines, comb bru and mirror, value $1.50, special salé price PY (Jot Manicure Cases, value 82.50, special sale price special sale price, 75. brush and razor, value -Lined Dressing Cases, in- 1 lot Shaving Cases, value #1, 1 lot Shaving Cases, ius, al i.b. brush, mirror and manicure outht, value $3. specis! gale price $1 98. 1 lot very Junge Plush Boxes, 10x14 inches, extra quality sutin lining, filled with ‘fine celluloid comb, brush, mirror, toofh brush. nail brush, button honk, glove stretehe?. rosy: ish aud clothes brushyvalue $10, special sale price $4.98. DOLL DEPARTMENT. Poritively the grestest bargains in Dolls ever offered to the public. 1k lot Encyetenetite- peak Dolls, Sowing bair, value Co t price Tc. 1 fot Sndestractible-bead Dolls, 22 inches long, value Se. jal ice Ife. sale price 7 Kid-Body, Dolls, 22 inches long, flowing hair, natural even eh hose ‘and stockings, value $1.00, del sade price “fot joinfen Dolls. 21 inches long. handsome Bisque hepa, owing bair,batural eyes, value 82 special ule ce price Tiot, handsome satin dresses sb ural eves, mi e Bisque — Dolls. dressed with al stockings, Sowing bair. n»t- fe Hiei tid Sr, res 6 FUR DEPARTMENT. ‘Gavinn Hare Capes, long, satin lined, value 83, DEPARTMENT. Lock Bracsleta, value $1, special Brie Cepeeset ee ane, warranted value $5.60. ‘chain, value 190, special sale 1 bot photosraph Albums, value 81.50, special sale | + se —— ae 40. ace wa jot Ki s Jone. Bisque hend, eg special sale price 4c, ‘Tiotsame style, 18 inches long, value #1, special | § 1 : ¢- only 24 inches long, value 83, specialeale | price, 1G. TOY AND GAME DEPAKTMENT. x seRSe ~y ERE. TTL ite, 48 Tet Pee ea Mechantenl Boots, value 61.50, apectel Sad 3 et Mage Lantern, alae 50e. special sale pre pg -_ prapeigheery 9 ‘special sale price LADIES’ NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT. Lace Neck Noveltion, @re | thee . Neck Novelitios, value $2 tabs, Lace Collars, were €2.50, petal 15, erecial ene price Senet 788 3 ict Fash Mats. all color, value 45¢., special asle olen 5 om! center, all colors, 1 5 le price 45c. si? pected de ee SEY Je OR. square, value ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. Chenille and for embroidery, value 180, aba” mpecial sale price Se, SULT TNE a. ee Knitting Silk, value 40c., epectal aale price, aja Tass! Fringe, value 20c., ‘special sale price 1@e, GLOVE DEPARTMENT. KID GLoVes. 1 Ladies’ tn tun brown: Ail other gloves in propria = Se &t Sm totiea en HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. jes’ Silk Hose for this sale, on): Black cud all colores, regular price L “Ov dice’ Bleck Bowe IXc a pair cl pair — tency striped and a, & yairtn ou bee ae cents, polka aot. rerular price $0. c. per pair. Our ic tains a pair €1 pair, 4p knee iast black hose, worth 350, ack howe, S to Sig, for this sale r pei UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. Ladies’ uavural all-wool rib vests, special Bite, woot rib vests, warranted not to ut diecoant $n all our woo! veste, . This is ‘ural wool vests for ladies aud children; compare With the best Jeager. r ee AND SUIT DEPARTMENT. ‘or this special sale will oft 10 Dandeome sirie, material Blue, Brows asd Mast for $7.25. Oue Lue of Newmarketa, Red, Ni net, braided and ta! one CHILDREN'S CLOAK DEPARTMENT @ lot Misses’ ewmarkets with pes, double. breasted plaite in the buck, will gy at 8480 for 6 year, | 25c. for each size 4.2 of Cloth Jackets. striped and plaia wo at 84.20. ‘One special beaver braided, wil MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS. 25 Flannel and Casinmere Sufts, sizes 2 to 12 Gretchen style, also 2 jiece suits ranging as $10,will go at bal price—€5 each. 1 UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT. | All our #2 26-inch Gloria Gold Cap Umbrellas will gout $1 & inch #1 6. ) Oxidized Toska Handles Umbrellas, rivinal will go at @1 WS each. GENTS FURNISHING DEPT. eqhl! our 25c. four-in-hand wud scarfs will go at 216 Gent's Merino Underwear, Shirts and at 42% 1 plain and white suspenders will go st Gent's dow skin gloves covery pair ware iqur 1.0 cream suk Brocaded Mufflers will ge I ur 7c. cream Satin Striped Muffers will go at 1 HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMFNT. liven hemstitched cok bor 10¢. cach. : seus All our ladies’ dered haudkerehi All our ladies’ jadies" 10c, white bemetitched handkerchiefs at ioe ladies’ 25¢. colored-bordered handkerchiefs eciil our ladies’ or gents’ 3c. handkerchiefs at 29a, LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT. 1 lot Cicar Cases, jue 98e., cial sal 500. 1 lot } inest Pocket Books, value 81.80, special sab Price, 8c. i ad Leather Lap Leather Cara Cascn Batis Linings, value 20¢4 jot Leather Batis jue 2 special Sale price, Be aod arettve Cases, value $1 to $1.75, special sale irwes, value 25c., special sale price, 121 ‘8 Wallets, value 50c., special sale tice, tof Real Russian Leather Pocket Books, vall » special sale price, $1.19, - The choice of our best French Felt Hate and Be ge $1.48, 61.68, @1 s "ine Fancy Wings, all the alue 25,6, 48 and Ube. special sale phos, excl | 2,000 Han@anade Fescinators and_To! in Pink, Blue Cream, Caniival, Brown, Black, kee wane 38, 45 and Se, special sale prise Sle lore, V j MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. } he RIBBON DEPARTMEST. | ieces Fancy Ribbon two-inches wide, Plosh an@ Satin Striyes, for Fancy ork, sold for 35'and 50. @ yard. special sale price 127%. y pieces Satin G. G. L.ibbun, plain and Picot edge, 20 Cartons Satiu Kibbon, for Feucy Work, sold from & to 1'2ige. & yard, special sale price Be a yd. pen NOTION DEPARTMENT. | 3 lot Pocket Toilets, containing Qomb, Tooth-nicky | Glove-battoner, Shoe Duttoner and Wiirtee wate eee | Specs 10c, it log "French Wocket Mirrors; were 26c. Special of Stationery, Gilt Bdge Cards and Bea ee Ue RES Bivlope au : tale price, 12igc. box. were 40c. llot fees Betthocett Parina Cologne. wy ae mee aie pea me Price, 25c. on. “ were . 1 lot Balsam Pir Pillows including cake soap, warp oe Bjesal ele pre, eee Pungents, were 25 and 35c. Special srpeini sale price 6T = caulahsaueg fer Mts, atin untng, vale 2, ape DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. 2 dot tria Beaver Muffs, value $2, special sale DRESS GOODA. wi det im."Seal Mutts, value @4, special sale price | 49-inch All-Wool Striped Satin Bester Drow Geode, LlotGennine Beaver Muffs, value 0, special male | Furd ‘syecinl aule, price, i per Far, Colas Pot Runtian Hare Boas, value €2.50, special aale | "2 ee the price @1.98. latoyt nbedea, suitable ior Gommbinatien pelts ee Pasey Tot Opossum Boss, value 96.50, apecial sale price Werk epee Fusch were 64:50 yer gard. She g2o19h EB Boas, vaine 912.98, special sale price | Hse Hise $2 per aceusnamsurtaroneenen sync sain BROAD CLOTH. re prices on Monkey Trimmings. —- ail the stew quscly ood et OL 98) yard," Special $1.20 per yard aa JEWELRY BLANKETS AND LINEXS. see Seta IT ee : tea per pair. ‘ale price, €10 pet Fade worth G1 Spec wae see ee srorts $8.50.""RpeciaP ae See ed knotted frings, i Ss, worth 65a, San a