Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1888, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THUESDAY. CROSHY &. NOYES. = = THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Mediam is worth re 33 ater Borgen ene oon Red Ticket, 18. 6 i ar ent se waa a MERINO UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. Arresnoy, Lions: Our popular “CLOAK DEPARTMENT" is still com- plete in every branch. We are roods daily, and those who have yet to ‘Winter Wrap ‘will do well to call and examine our stock. DAY,” DECEMBER 6, 1888, Tue Last Rewsaxr Suz CHRISTMAS, AND YOU WILL HAVE AM- To those kind friends who edmire? our Babies so PLE MONEY TO GO ALL AROUND IF ‘tmuch during the late Holiday “Opening,” we write, BEFORE CHRISTMAS YoU BUY Youn OA! why were you #0 demonstrative? You tore the lace on the chemisesof some of the prettiest babies, and at TER PRESENTS FROM FP. & WILLIAMS & Co, DRUGGISTS, rampled the lovely, cvrly bair of others. However, enveral were cured of vtomach ache, since they dou't ery as heretofore. All thisin explanation of the re- uced prices quoted below. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. Owing to the unprecedented trade of the past, bf week. more than all the other papers published J Jotof Ladies’ Merino Vests, in size 34. Regular | Parenteare requested to inspect our popular line of eee eee ees ann ae ban im Washington. IS eee yr hn hy iibb Vests. Regular price, | Children's CLOAKS and SUITS. Corner Ninth and F Streets Northwest, —_ tofore, we are compelled to discontinue our reg- —-= — a = od rd lar Weeki: The evolution of the District into the ideal lot Bove, Drawers, izee 22; 24,26, 82. Regular | We sre showing » magnificent stock of Ladics',| I making out ourextenaive list we will try not to . ln ingubetegeaey Ooeeer pt ay community where a prohibitory liquor law is Ph iso ee ‘and Cat fs Hair Drewgre Sizes ‘Misses’ ‘Children’ deceive our customers by advertising one article for AA & a Holiday Goods, of which we havea lanrer end igidly enfor-ed must be accomplished by Regular’ prices, Bed aA 4 nnniindin dee —v r pponera. yd et, 50c. a pair. say 39 cents which is worth but 35, and another for For a Byss Special eBorte will ts devoted re the dtaoma pan roaptarigarrcpccrchath' perpen o> EP ao: ee Ea ae ae 31 that is worth only 25 centa, and another for 21 ‘f.the unumally lange accunlation of Colored . oo RE Y ANI DEPARTMENT. they will be marked at ex- step. Pirst, the community must grow ac- 83 FH 8 Nea Be eS en nen R 9 ¥ Ra a Sets lO “Temnant” prices, We desire to customed to the unswerving enforcement of oo F oo N XN ERE give you the true worth of your money and mark the 3 8 ~4 ¥ & A ~<a — abort piece, so banaue: — erllgacs ce Scare O% FF Tran BEE OF ap S122. 4 goods in plain figures, We have bought very heavily R oo y aa TMPERFECT \BRIC.A BRAC. War rac’ | A bother cl of this Pri * all unlicensed places. Second, public opinion 3.8 FF t uit EE Porte my ofl chenille dago, Regular price Sees Races tied Co ee ieee a lot went off witharen Rese san rug iming the enforcement of exist- oo =F ? HH ERE o To-day $2.7 Re a choicest goods to select your numerous Presents from. | B® © AS Rok g™O Aa Ne gore tS; Without tope.” Cracked pisoes that ing la’ the latter may be mede/ GGG RRR A ER E DDD TrIT | 9 50 Ren Dock Ruse cironley's ). Price We have the larwest stock of BOTTLES in thecity, | BoB Aad t BE Gao AeA 5 -iiauee eo more stringent. The exaction of higher|@ © Rat AA 3% 3B D Be oun ianiown Yarnodd shade. 106. & comprising some of the most beautiful and carefully: oa = and endsof crnawente.at greatly reduced prices. and higher licenses is in this way a move es = gA4 4 RE BoP oe RT wi pe Oe 30c. To-day u DP, REE pe k ry — PAIRS” OF BLANKETS. towards practical prohibition by redneing the le. selected Patterns. } ere are all we have vett of the laree lot of number of poser srt by causing ‘aon to ss A EL ERE 988s ee ‘Wood Wall Brackets, Price 20c, To-day Hi Very Heavy, All Hand.Cut Glass Bottles, with solid L i ie —) 4 ple Pairs” of Miankets. be more readily watched and controlled. and fs, 24 £ fe ss, aie tatee Birch Wall Pockets, Price 60c. ‘To-day carved stoppers from $2 to $10 per pair. tun H SS FE by adding to the licensed reg er to pre- Sss8 A™A Luu. Exe S98 cae thie ciety Pressed Glass Bottle, of pretty designs, in endless et ee nt selling by the unlicensed. Third, public LADIES’ CLO! TMENT. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7TH. porn castatalang Waa -haillans Ser aaa Rx Rx ko Wwww FS¥ [2 Plosh Visite trimmed in Ball Prine, faite varieties, ponerse mane to $2.50 per pair. sc : and more stringent regulation of the co Be, § BY 83 wavy Rat se clon Cate eyrge sy Obtarlla Parsee ee hada cut stoppers, from) NS Finer , ay ae w w ix ‘Clo ‘Visite, trimmed in Astrakhan. 20 cen! cents eac! = based yea 2H; eet wher rh a od bathed lous, ‘Tiextet Dey belt ie Mr. Jamean, who lives in Paris, is the father of the ETTERS” IN INITIAL. HANDKERCHIEPS, the law is enforced. sede, seuaggbcearoadlees Toe TO Japanese Suk a half price $7.50. | Also a compicte line of Christmas Handkerchiefs, | Plain Bottles, with pressed stopper for covering, first prize baby—a beautiful baby with black hair and » Of Initial Hundkertaets, trcben enforce a prohibitory law must be Roser si HRS embroidered, sold for €20. Day, @5. fine Silk and Cushniere Mufflers, Aprons, and Men's | cheaper than ever before ie tinae aes & Ak sonia e275 in| The ™sinihe letters will wo this b rapidly as the legislators, or the prohibitory N Ladies’ Umbrellas, , yee—a girl nearly hich, peiriag Soiptnarens state ina great city will, unobserved, prove J i Re MISSES’ CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Cut Glass Cologne Pitchers, beautiful styles in any rasa Fleet ere Aagamaecr eat ir rapt mes 2a bapd-enubrusdered ietters.@ Los, only an injury. Ty = A BR os Js Striped Cloth Newmarket, size 16 years, sold for quantities. ected to 8c, each, 3 for 5 pts 4 #16. Hed Ticket Day, * i * pape we ge Ak goo foo i Striped. Gloth Newmarket, size 12 years, sold for Hundreds of patterns of Pressed Glass Cotopne) "Tne $2 Pare Basr. Mayor Hewitt, in appointing a woman to be Y 2 aa k 912 1e ed Ticket Danae i a commissioner of education in New York city, Yo ERE ATA ROR ssi ite aceuae Pitchers, with Pressed Stoppers, running from 15] Several of these Babies, but only one that 4s laueh- has only followed the lead of hie predecessor, — NOTION DEPARTMENT. cents to $1.8 piece. ng, so that you can see ite iittle testh—nty Just come BAtaS is it Mayor Grace, who appointed two. Mayor-elect} BR oA ov U MMMM ™ 5 tek sige GUN Sas Caeh oak Maclapseas Sate Your special attention is called to one lot of 25-cent | ‘fous, it would scem. She ie 1% feet high and has Pair tod Ture Grant is quoted as saying that he will make no| 2, £4 ua eRe ane Red Ticket price, Te. 0 ia hay Successor to R. H. Tarzon, ei cage co nL RS SE Pair Ked ‘INirvomang, reduset to $ such appointments during his term. This BB AAA ae 8 box. Hed Ticket Day, 12}4c. a box. T, T, P B Tren natn Gace es Gms ox Sie cageacranite die [ote eee Bug Hot fine Hat Brushes, worth 60c, Red Ticket | ‘ ies avenue, | _ Osidized Pungents, Cut Glass Pungents, ait kindsot} Sue Lump Prue Busy, 3 Pairs Cardivad Tatwevauara, rlsed Women have been steadily working their way Wwe Eo ends in finest English Hair Brushes, aaiieney Pungents, of the rarest and most beautiful patterna, | 1% feet hich and wants to be dressed, since ithas on | ODP SAGA 1 Ais IN LACK «1 a1 to the front in public affairs by taking places Weww 8 8 RRS oo ‘Brushes, worth 25e. Red Ticket $12.50 "Wek Ganda? TIGER tH | tmportea nove-Leat Jane only shoes and stockings. Such lovely complexion, } fais Feawcea 2 $4 in educational and charitable boards of control. We'w on Fe fot Kuelish Dressing Combs, worth 25¢. Red . ee Imported Vases of Bisque snd Satin Ware, such shapely nose, ears and hands that you'll certainly In England the custom goes further back than DDD FEE u Ticket price, 10c. at the buy ber; and no wonder, for she was $2.50 during in this country, but here we are doing a great} Bh EE RRR, nr i i E - pepanr.| _ LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co, ‘Thermometers in plush, Thermometers plain, Ther | the Opening, and now only $1.50. deal to prove its practicability. The American ape PRP U k PERFUMERY AND aaa Goops “| n6-3m ‘TthandG sta, | Mometers for ornamental work. A Bay Fo B. ‘ movement, which began in New England, was} DoD ERE ROR F ‘OU LULL SS ne Sine, ABY, tly taken up by the west, while the Jarge pers, r Two babies in long clothes—lovely lace trimmed task call suciaave: Widen: Wins eaxtoaaes Be BRYN Y BRE $98 BRP) PPT Cot Giaas Pauses ned stores 18S | Mioenx Mirnonaxpisrya, Shovieg Mugs and Brushes, Shoring Mugs of Chins, | 1.06 cicthen. One with brown and one with Wesapen, what slower. It created no small sensation] ask BB YY AA x Ry te Proprietor of Clothing Store (to clerk)—““Mark those | Shaving Mugs of porcelain, Oxidized-Handle Shaving | Come soon fer choice, because they were $10 and now when Governor Tilden, as lately as 1875|4 4 DoD ‘VW A“& NNN Goo EER 1c; extracts, worth 250. Red Ticket | BO¥® Suita twenty dollars.” Brushes, Ivory-Handle Shaving Brushes, Bone- | only 5. ee a | es 190. Clerk—“Why! we never ask than ten dollars wealsoofer: or 1876, ap pointed peepee emg eas ad & k r ies ‘Balls of Toilet Soap, worth Se. Red Ticket | tor them, ae Bree hance; r+ As Prerry As Your Busy. Sport Lone ehoct Soins Makins, New York; but now an appointment of that sus AAA E En 7 Proprietor—“I know it; but I havea sale of goods at “ wuneeaprad tne ee eT a {>} sort occasions no comment. Women have ares . LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT. fifty cents on the dollar to-morrow." ‘hing in this line, ie the prettiest in the city. We have | Reduced from $7.50 to 85 each. The lovely curly All marted at Very Low lthant Pri ete Clerk winks— {Trade Journal. “ates —e proved that their sex is not only no disqualifi- tion for such work, but that it has its positive advantages in assisting their comprehension of certain subtle questions of discipline which now and then arise. The mayor or governor who, in the light of the experience of the last ten or twenty years, allows himself to be in- fluenced by the contemptuous expressions of a bandful of conservative publicists, or the sel- fish arguments of a horde of hungry male place-hunters, in his course toward women, takes his position very far in the rear of the procession. ———————— In the experiments upon calves and horses with electricity, made yesterday at Edison's | laboratory at Orange, seven hundred volts of alternating current were found to be instantly and certainly’fatul. The purpose of the test was to discover what current should be em- ployed in the execution of criminals who, in New York, are to be put to death by this | means after the Ist of January. Bat these experiments, like those which have preceded them, are interesting also as indicating forcibly the dangers from overhead electric wires. The English scientific men, after experiment, placed the safety limit of the electric current in the neighborhood of | one-half the number of volts stated to be certainly fatal as the result of the Edison ex- periments. The electric light current is far above the 700 volt standard. The electric rail- way current is above the safety limit as estab- lished by the English parliamentary inquiry. ‘The current of the telegraph wires is harmless in itself; but these wires. as well as those of the telephone system and of electric railways, are liable to be made fatal to those who touch them through entanglement at some point with the electric light wires. The power of resistance to an electric shock depends largely upon personal characteristics of the individual. One will not be eager to expose himself to be struck by lightning, because his neighbor has been struck and has escaped death. Nor will one wish to run his chances of receiving with- out permanent injury a current of a tension between the English safety limit and Edison's standard of sure death, merely because Tom, Dick or Harry, perhaps with greater powers of resistance, has suffered from such a shock only | a few blisters. The electric wires should all | be put safely underground, where they can neither kill nor blister, where they will not be | overturned by the blizzard or disarranged by the lightning, and where they will not interfere with the firemen, destroy the trees or disfigure | the streets. Commissioner Raymond's plan | for the burial of the District wires, soon to be | submitted to Congress, will be read with much interest, a Great preparations are making for the Ameri- can Sabbath convention. which is to meet in this city next week. Sunday work in all its forms is to be written against and spoken against and prayed against. Efforts are to be made to induce Congross to abolish Sundhy mails, Sunday military duty, and the running | of Sunday trains on interstate lines. When the | Sabbath association has succeeded in cutting | off all Sunday occupations of the grosser kind, | perhaps its sympathiescan be enlisted in bebalf | of establishing some form of rational Sunday amusements, such as picture-¢xhibitions, libra- ries, nataral history shows. etc., for men whose minds, as well as their bodies, are unemployed, are always the first to get into mischief. If they cannot travel, or read and answer their letters. or do anything else that is profitable with their one day of cessation from active toil, they will either seek some kind of im- proving recreation, or they will find a worse way of killing the time which hangs so heavy on their hands, ‘The Attorney-General points again to the accumulation of business upon the shoulders of the Supreme Court of the United States In spite of the vigorous work of last year the number of new cases exceeded the number disposed of, leaving the arrears greater than ever. Congress should immediately furnish some effective method of relief. The law’ delay will always be sufficient without postpon- ing aquitor several years to a certainty at the outset. If the police bave really got their clutches on the professional thief who steals actresses’ dia- monds these ladies will have to do a larger part of their advertising, in future, in the regular amusement columns. The District is pecuniarily interested in the direct-tax bill. But the bill, in spite of this fact, will receive the respectful consideration of the House, for states represented in Cou- grees are much more largely interested in it. | Caxox; Caxor: The attention of storekeepers and persons buying Candy is drawn to the Establishment of DURING THIS SALE WE HAVE ACCUMULATED u U ‘aaaa . q > aa >> peer wanan anes daaan reve ESeog are eae coo? PP Sind 7 8 bp Lan“n nees wnaan case gf wA224 % yenA4 mn ann E See ts oe we 2 iJ Sesee > > a ise at Sete ewe RRESS E 4 aan] ecce > remem 4 yoDUE 2a 0 5 a povey iI 9 2eeq wr 8 ea 5 Me suey: S Seu? Ree re wa! ¥ << deg s <d E “464 > dag > aw] 4 oss Saeed Py c cco AND wane D HAVE HUNDREDS THAT WE CANNOT MENTION. THESE TWO DAYS WILL BE MEMORABLE ONES IN THE HISTORY OF OUR ESTABLISH- MENT, AND WE WOULD LIKE EVERY LADY IN WASHINGTON TO BE A SHARER IN THEM. 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Red 1 lot Purves’ Inside Pockets, 150, Red Ticket price, 5e, i ae Inside Pockets, larger, 2uc. Red Ticket 08, C. Pi fog desire Fine Purses, worth 350, Red Ticket 1 lot Odds and, Ends Cigarette Cases, 60 and 75¢. Red Ticket price, 25c. Tot Ciyut Casce, 1.00, Red Ticket price, 502. 0 Ted ‘Ticket pie ‘Be. 1 lot Card Ca . 1 lot Gent's Wallets, 60c. Red Ticket price, 25c. VEILING DEPARTMENT, llot fine Sewing Silk Vei in Cardinal, Blue, = and Brown, worth 25c. Ticket Bo. nae “t Tissue Veiling, all colors, worth 10c. Red cket 1 lu: dsiuch “Drapery Nets, Striped, worth 75c. Red Ticket price, 4Uc. LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. 1 lot Odds and Ends, in White and Colored Embroid- ery, be. to 10c. a yard. Red Ticket urice, te, a yards | Tot 22-inch Bmbroidery, Colored and White, 5 be. Red Ti yard fore to 25e, ayard, Red ‘Ticket price, 10c. » yard 1 lot Oriental Laces, worth 250. Hed ticket price, 10c.a yurd z 1 lot 42-inch Flouncing, $1. Red Ticket 50c. a yard. ee —_ GENTS DEPARTMENT. at S50 and a pad Racine, Uniernest, Shirts Dra et price oe. 1 lot 75 and Soc. Geut's ‘Merino Underwear, Shirts hotels gl SO aud 82 Gave Merino Underwear, stiets sna brawern, Ked Ticket price fer ; UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT. 1 Joy 81 75 28-iueh. Natural Stick, Gloria Umbrel- las. Red Ins. Ticket 150, Sue tot So abetne ‘uattral stick Gloria Umbrel- Gnelot g350 Ueinch oxidized handles Gloria Um- brellas. Ticket price $1.03. HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT, on we 2) price , none “ok of die Hematitched Handkerchiefs,worth ‘one lot of Eades’ Emon: sidered Handkerchiefsworth | 5 and 18e. ‘ket be, Line lot of Ladies" Handkerettets, 100 ayferent ‘Une lot of Ladies’ ‘styles, some as high as 40c. Ked Ticket price 2: GLOVE DEPARTMENT. One Jot of Ladies’ Kid Gloves, odd und ends, worth from 760.0 #1-50. Ked ticket price 50c. LADIES' UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. Ladies’ Flannel Skirts, 3 styles, Red ticket Price BH. Infants® 8. 50 Cashmere Coats, white, ec: brown and blue ticket price $1 08, ie ot jot Aced White Cashmere Coats, Red chet price $2.59. Tufaite’ Soc. Hand-Kuitted Hoods, Red ticket price | 2c, ‘Our 25e. Aprons. Red ticket price 17c. | FUR DEPARTMENT. 1lot Russian Hure Imported Muffs, satdn linings, worth @1, to-day 50c. 1 Lot seat Mutts, worth 82 98, to-day @1 J Jot Monkey Muffs, worth #6 50, to-day 1 lot Monkey Sets, Bou and Muff, worth #1, to-day Siset. 1 lot Genuine Beaver Muffs, worth $6, to-day @4 75. lot Children's ots Mud! aid Collat of Lyx, work tonday #1 35 net ic baryaius in ail kinds Children’s Furs, DRESS-TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. T si ing Braids, all colors, worth 10 to 2Uc. viece 1 Fine Cut Steel Gimp worth 3.75 yard. To- e 7 day $1 yard. BUTTON DEPARTMENT. 1 lot Buckles worth 25c. To-day Se. 1 lot Buckles, cut steel, worth 40c. To-day 25c. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. Remnants of Lonsdale Muslin to-day 9c. a yard. } Jot 4-4 Embroidered Flannel, grey and red, were ° 60¢e 1. bd Watt 1 rene Goods, (woolen), sold at Fi em yard, 26 tes fag, hm 8 yard. 1 ioe Wine Cotton Italian Cloth, for lining, sold at Oe. . To-day be. a Cok veteens, sold at 750. Win U4 Black aud Gres Biriped Cloakines, tin Color in Grey, Mahouany aiid Seals were 8.50% ait bo size. fea Comforts, slightly imperfect, were Tu Red, fast_colors, Table 7-4, were Riese To-day. Se. cute ae fo-day (. xinibed woolen Lap Robes, were 82. $1265. 2 DOLL DEPARTMENT. Dolla, 19 inch » Patent washable 1 Jot Dolla, 19 inches lone, pate heads, lot Fine Drew bully, draped an sallory, tc. disque Tag ‘bolls, dressed us’ infanta, were 250. ‘To- and stock- JAPANESE PORCELAIN DEPARTMENT. 1 ‘1 zapenene Cups and Saucers 25c. To- Ags Rn saan, or PE que Viuree: worth $1.50. To- Side and Ends in Brass Noveltics half price. quanta een ge A: iio * {Sa i chara PhS oa, ‘The above and hundreds of other bargains for Friday Some Washington people should paste this in their hate—it might be s future protection from some other fake or faker. ‘We are ready to guarantee (with a legal guarantee to back it) that our prices—marked in plain figures—are as low, if not lower, than the lowest, We will give you back your purchase money without any ifs or buts and without debate. If youcan get better protection elsewhere we don't know in what manner it can be done, BAKS AND COMPANY. THIS SPECIAL SALE OF OURS. Yesterday's special sale beat all previous records. Such a gathering—such crowds. The merchant came with the mechanio—all were there. Why? They knew when Saks & Co, said “these prices are fully a third Jess than we can duplicate them out of our regular stock,” that it was a fact. Fully one-half of these goods were sold in two days— from yesterday morning until the Stax goes to press. ‘They are just what we say they are—Messrs. Scheur, Bloom & Simon, of 690 Brosdway, New York, deter- mined to close out, and discontinue the manufacture of youths’ and men’s clothing, They were willing to stand s big loss—but they wanted to make one loss. ‘They did not care to demoralize their entire trade, so | ‘they let our Mr. A, Saks know of it.—He, acting with | three other houses in three other cities, closed it all | out AT LESS THAN SIXTY CENTS ON THE DOL- LAR of what it could have been bought for at regulag prices, and we are giving you the benefit of the transac- tion. HERE IS JUST WHAT THERE IS LEFT AT 12 O'CLOCK TO-DAY. LOTS 2152-2143—Schnable's Chinchillas—Satin- lined throughout or serge-lined with Satin Sleeve linings. Corded Silk edes. Cut Silk Velvet Collar. A regular $28 Overcoat that could never have been bought for less save for this purchase, We've marked them $18. LOTS 8486—2305—2144—The first lot is a Brown Kersey—the other two Chinchillas—one Brown the other Black, Corded edges—Silk Velvet collar—serge- Uined with Satin Sleeve linings—that is the Chinchillas are. The Kerseys are lined with a Plaided Cassimere— ‘These three lots we're marked $17. They really are 25 Coats, LOTS 3008, 9773, 9774—Imagine the best $22 Overcoats yon ever saw—and you've got what we're selling at $15. Cheviot Mixtures—in three effects— silk aleeve linings and silk facings. Our only regret is the number is small, and it's getting smaller all the time, LOT 2346—Is an $18 Steel Grey Herring-Bone Cas- | simere—silk faced. silk sleeve linings—fly frout—we've marked them $13—and the piles are going down rapidly. LOTS 1551, 6120, 2178, 2089—These four lots of 815 regulars—we've marked $10. 1551—is a Fawn Colored Cassimere—velvet collar. 6120—is a Brown Mixed Cheviot with a black stripe—nobby, indeed. ‘The other two lots, 2178-2089—are Chinchillas— double-breasted, broad collars, a brown and gray mix- ture—fancy cassimere lining—warm and serviceable.— The only trouble with them is the limited number— and in this respect its getting worse every hour. 10—for any of these four lots. ‘THE SUITS—More than half of those $9 all-wool suite are gone. We have nothing better at $15. That's giving you a bargain—is it not? Third floor—Elevator. SAKES AND COMPANY, Seventh Street and Market Space. Wit ELSE CAN YOU BUY‘A STRICTLY ALL- WOOL OVEROOAT ut $9 except at the LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO, 1n6-3m 7th and G sta, Ean Roepvertoxs , _ IN DECORATIVE Goops, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. $8 25. Cover,72- Tambour Aa q ’ eters CLEARING SALE OF BASKETS: ‘To Close Out the Stock. 514 Oth st. a. w, Stamping donewhile you wait. _dil-eo3m NSA A Sales the largest variety and the richest designs that have yet been displayed. We extend a cordial invitation to each and every one to call and look at our Plush Toilet Sets, Plush Dressing Cases, Plush Infant Sets, Plush Brush and Comb Cases fitted up with Oxidized Silver and Celluloid Goods, Of Manicure Sets we have some beautiful patterns, in both Celluloid and Ox- idized Goods, Also, Whisp Brooms and Holders, in Oxidized, Ivory and Bone Handles ; Gentlemen's Plush Shaving Sets, All at very low prices. . ‘We also haves fine selection of Puff Boxes, in Ox- idized Silver, Celluloid, Porcelain and Metal; Perfume Stands and Odor Cases, Plate Glass Mirrors. In fact, we have alittle bit of everything to make the folks happy at Christmas, ‘We haye COLOGNES and TOILET WATERS, by the Pint, Half Pint and Quarter Pint, or in any quantity desired, What is more pleasing than ® nice bottle filled with choice Cologne for the loved ones at home? ‘We also haves full line of the best Tripple Extracts, in Ounce, Half Pint and Pint Bottles; also in Bulk in any quantity to suit. Sachet Powders in all the odors of the very best French makes. We shall be very busy, of course, attending to the | Holiday buyers, and will be fully prepared to take good , care of our regular Drug and Medicine Business, and | our usual low prices will continne. All Prescriptions Will be prepared with our usual care and promptness. Don't mistake the place-THE TEMPLE DRUG STORE, under Masonic Temple, corner 9th and. F sta, 6 F. 8, WILLIAMS & CO., Proprietors, a UR $15 PRINCE ERT SUIT WE WAR- Oxi bs ‘all-wool or money refunded. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO. 263m 7th and G ata Lors: Ganseyrs. Mr. Stinemetz wishes to inform the Ladies who have been waiting for his return from New York that he os brought with him some specialties of his own se- lection. SEALSKIN SACQUEF and NEWMAR! SEALSKIN JACKETS, 8100 and $125. SEAL PLUSH JACKETS and MODJESKAS, $15, 818, 820, 825. Elegant Long and Short PLUSH WRAPS €20 to #80. Long French GARMENTS, colors B'ue Brown and Green, trimmed with the large Fur Russian Collar, Novelties for Young Ladies in COLLAKET1 ES, BOAS, MUFFS and TRIMMINGS, in Seal, Bear, Mor.- key and Beaver. B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, 1237 Penna. ave. through to 13th st. IND A ASSORT- len, Boys and cinder tt LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., 26-3 ‘7th and G ota. Banoarss Trot Anz Gesurse. a6 YoU, cx, ALWAYS: the ment of odd Pants for NOT NECESSARY TO WAIT. Its customary sometimes to wait until after the holidays before purchasing such things as Gentlemen's Smoking Jackets and Lounging Robes under the im- Pression that the goods arecheaper. Now, any gentle- man intending to purchase agarment of this character, ‘or any lady who would like to make such a gift, can €o #0 at just ONE-THIRD OF THE USUAL PRICE AND BUY IT NOW. How is this? We'll tell you.— We are going to abolish this department, and todo 20 quickly, we've taken a third off the price.—We make only two stipulations—you can’t make an exchange ‘and we must decline to refund the money on these Purchases—That’s all, You'll find » harvest here. Second floor—elevator. SAKS AND COMPANY, DISPENSERS OF THE NUGGETs IN TRADE, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. Msn M. J. How, - 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST, Offers all TRIMMED BONNETS and BATS st 6 GREAT REDUCTION. FANCY FEATHERS at ACTUAL COST. ee el Bee THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHIXG 0O., n6-3m 7th and @ sts, hair wants combing ; that's all the trouble with them. rth floor 8 GOODS KEMNANTS. ‘2 pieces Men's Underwear, 1 Shirt, size 20: % Drawers, size 38. Soiled. Luons Ix Passe Cosrvuns. One young lady is dressed in garnet velvet. Youcan see she is French by the hat. @3.75 instead of $5 for her. A little lady, not quite two feet high, dressed in a “Directoire” suit of blue silk and velvet, with very elaborate hat to match, light blue silk stockings and kid boots. She isa beauty. $5 instead of $7.50. See the window display to-morrow for others. $1.15 Basws For 750. Seventeen of these babies; some with blue, some with brown eyes. They stand 1ig feet high The sweetest little faces—the dimpled chin, the brigbt eyes, and the roguish mouth make you want to kiss them. They sit down as food as can be, and are perfect, even to the fr.gernails on the baby-like hands, This sounds too wood :o he true of 75c. babies. You can see them the Palais Loyal, so that settles you when you say, “They ean't b all that for only 75¢. each.” We ought to havesaid that the hair of some wants brushing, but since it is real snd curly that's easily done, We have no opportunity these busy times, so we virtually pay duced to. 7 sedadil 1) pairs All-Wool Drawers: Sines 6, S68 an 40. "Soiled. wy quality, ‘ #1 ine Mottied Gray All hirts, sizes 34 and 2 30. Sd and 40. Some- whist M iiss aces Baths Wisin, Maly 2 Men's uel erry it] ben, soiled. Median size. é ool Uuderwear, 8 Drawers’ sizes 54, soiled. aced f ren lar styles, and those intending to maki bre uts of Men's Jackets should wake their seie- fe eT. te 5 to it delay. you forty for doing it. ate ow! y; Avovr Tze Pave Bases. m8 Pere 2 Pairs Misses’ Plain Black Cotton Hose, double heel and toe, sizes 8 and di. Reduced to..." -........ Se. 3 pairs #2. 7 Pairs Ladies’ Cardinal, all-Wool Casimere Hoe, nizes 9 and Sig. Reduc to. GLOVES. 7 Pairs Ladies’ 4-Button, Suede Gloves, em. proidared back, in T hau and All the babies we have written of are of French Bisque, have jointed kid or composition bodies, real hair, and features startlingly life-like; most of them from Jameau, the greatest of living French doll man- ufscturers. The only trashy babies we offer are two feet high. have real hair, blue and brown eyes, shoes and stockings; they don’t look so life-like as the French Dolls; so we call them “trashy.” We sell them for 50c, You are usually charged @1 for like THE PALAIS ROYAL. -d to. . * G00) Pairs Children's Muslin Drawers, with Cam- . wize to two to three years. (Continued below.) ‘The Palais Royal requests, not only for its own sake, * Gamibric Le but for your comfort and proSit, that you buy GLOVES abroidered rut AS ole before the Christmas rash commences, Asan induce- sii’ tiles’ ties ment to buy now SPECIAL PRICES ARE QUCTED FoR ‘THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, 8 7 a Cheviots, (Dee. 6.) (Dee. 7.) «Dec. 8.) sizes 4, 2 and 13 years. of the ‘Not only can you buy cheaper now, but the Gloves ‘may be tried on leisurely and carefully, which can’t be possible later. lot, Reduced to .... 7 ‘S Bose’ clagant Velveteen Kilt Suita, 1 Nav 3 yeurs; 1 Garnet, size Beal Reduced to the | woe 4 THE PALAIS ROYAL indeed att extracrditiary bancait, (Continued below.) Gheviot Kilt Suite, mizes 236, 3 Heavovanrers Fon Guoves. ‘The name “Palais Royal” is known throughout the United States in connection with Gloves. The “Palais | Royal” Gloves are the best procurable, but offered at j Prices considerably less than usnally charged for the best Gloves, EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. Triedon by experts at our risk. “Gored fingers” in our improved Glove for 1889; with it you can wears size smaller than usual, while durability and comfort are assured more certainly than heretofore, Wansasren Kw Ghoves REDUCED FROM 81.50 TO 75C. pw Brown Chinchilla Overcosta, ais $2 it $10 61.50 Pi eeaseatortiet <tr ED JACKETS. Ee = Satin Sleeveless Jackets, Black, size 3. vy, mize 40. Re ; juced to... | | (Third tho or. sop SIZES" IN LADIES’ WRAPS. “ slichtly aged, and u These are the 4-button “Palais Royal Undressed | (Thee thpwe ant slits, werd ane will be Kid Gloves with Embroidered Backs. Every pair war- rice. 3 P Black Corkscrew Short W Fate, ranted, but will not be tried on unless the regular —— price—@1.50—is paid. 52 These Gloves have s record unprecedented, even for “Palais Royal” Gloves. NOT A PAIR HAS BEEN RETURNED AND HUNDREDS OF DOZENS OF PAIRS FAVE BEEN SOLD. ‘What better than a half dozen pairs of these Gloves ; fora Christmas present? Will be exchanged for other | Bgluced to, = size within six months of purchase, with fur; sizes 38 and 42. Less TRE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) ‘Tux New 1889 Groves FOR MEN. From London, the Red Dogskin Gloves at $1 and $1.50, WARRANTED. ¥ ‘The new White and Pearl Gloves for Evening Wear $1and @1.25. Warranted. The new Driving?Glove, with back of Astrakhan and palm of Dogekin, lining of Flannel. The new gored fingers make driving s comfort. Only §1.35. The new Castor Beaver Gloves are prettily em- broidered and are the rage in London for driving, riding or promenade. Only $1.35 a pair. WAB- RANTED. FOR LADIES.—The new pique stitched Gost Skin Gloves in new Blues, Greens, Reda, Browns, Grays. &c., “feather” embroidered backs. The identical gloves for which you are charged $2.25 we offer st €1.75. ‘The new feather embroidery is also shown on our ‘QR. undressed Kid Mousquetaires. ‘The new Evening Gloves reach to the shoulder, and the undressed Kid ta a0 soft as velvet. 6 THE PALAIS ROYAL. 6 8c Kw Ghoves Fos 500. Duyipg in wholesale quantities direct from the men- wfacturer, coupled with the “Palais Royal's” strictly cash system of business, enables the offering of Kid Gloves for G8c. equal to thove usually offered at $1 pair. ‘Our celebrated ¢-button 68c. Dressed and Undressed Kid Gloves for 00. for Desemaber 6, 7 and 6 ONLY. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL