Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1889, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR, |“Riceros Our: Fon Tax Bors. | A Gram Orrosromrr. HINGTON: THE EVENING STAR bas tne fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Diedium is worth mere than all the other papers pubusned im Washington. eee Bew York Office: Room 93, Tribune Building, Revival of Business. With the advent of autumn, absentoes are beginning to return to the city, and business of all kinds will soon revive. Children must ‘be made ready for school, whether in or out of town; clothing for the approaching season must be provided; winter supplics of all kinds must be telked over and procured; perhaps a change of residence or business stand may be thought desirable; bonuses and rooms will be putin fresh order, by overhauling the old furnishings or adding some new article of fuxury or necessity; in short, » hundred or more things must be had or done; and a gen- eral air of increased activity will at once be observable about the city, both on the business and domestic side of life. All these things mean opportanities for those who have sagacity and enterprise enough to take advantage of them by making known to the whole public what they want, or what in- ducements they have to offer customers. For this purpose, of course nothing comes any where near the columns of Taz Star. They are literally withouta competitor as a business- bringer. This is true of every issue of the paper, but it is conspicuously true of the great 12 page Saturday editions, which are thought- fully read by nearly every person in the Dis- trict of Columbia who is able to read. Tomor- row's issue will be an exceptionally attractive one, and will afford to advertisers in every line of interest an unequaled opportunity to make their announcements widely known; and those who wish to combine economy with enterprise in the conduct of their business will do well to bear this fact in mind. To secure the best re- sults in this direction, through tasteful display, proper arrangement and classification, adver- tisements should be sent in this event af practicable, or as early Saturday morning as possible, and in all cases not later than 12 o'clock noon. Until the powerful double steam engines now being built for Tae Srancan be made available only two of its three immense light- ning printing machines can be run, so that itis necessary to close the forms earlier than usual, in order to work off and circulate the enormous Saturday editions before dark. Advertising patrons will therefore serve their own interest as well as accommodate the office by bearing this reque.t in mind. See It is stated by Postmaster Ross that through the appointment of a mounted collector the department will prevent any increase of labor to the heavily-burdened mail carriers from the extensive use of the new boxes for bulky arti- eles. The local service will thus be improved | without adding to the hardships of an over- taxed class of public servants. It iggratifying to note the evidences of interest taken in the affairs of the local post office by the Postmas- ter Geaeral and his assistants. The capital | hopes that a leading feature of the just and friendly policy which the Postmaster General and his department have adopted im the | treatment of the local office will | be a determined effort to give! Washington a post office building which will be reasonably creditable to the national eap- ital, The vast and important work of such an Office at the seat of government demands spa- cious and well-equipped quarters. Their loca- tion at the capital renders the kind of accom- modations actually furnished conspicuous and notorious. Itis shameful that such an office should be compelled year after year to perform its important functions subject to the serious inconveniences and annoyances of unfit, rented quarters, which would disgrace a respectable American village. Among the popular features of the Post Office department's policy none could be more commendable than that which would associate the name of the present ad- ministration with the erection of a suitable post office building at the capital. Esch additional collection of opinions upon the subject of the proper site of the world’s fair of 1892 develops the fact that the national capi- tal is the only location which can command more than a sectional support, The votes of commercial bodies and the mayors of cities of over 15,000 population, collected by Public Opinion, furnish the latest evidence on this point. Fifty-five votes are cast in favor of Washington, 96 for Chicago, 34 for New York and8 for St. Louis. Of Chicago's votes all are from Illinois or neighboring states, except 8, of which two come from Pennsylvania and 1 from Kentucky. New York's votes are all from New York or neighboring states except 7, of which 5 are from southern and 2 from western States. ‘St. Louis's votes are from Missouri and Aransas, Washington's votes are drawn from north, south, east and west, from Florida to Maine, from Baltimore to Duluth, from Boston and Norfolk to Indianapolis and Kansas City. The votes for Washington are cast with approval of the idea that a national sppropriation shall cut s large figure in meeting the expenses of the fair, and nearly all of the voters for other cities express the opinion that a national appropriation as well as private subscription must be relied upon. Thirty-two votes are cast for a national appro- Ppriation exclusively, There are suggestions from voters that if the money is not raised by Private subscription in the city of their first ehoice they will favor the national capital, ‘There have been indications in previously pub- lished opinions that the city of local promi- nence has been favored by many who believe, outside of the influence of sectional interest, that Washington is the proper place and will favor it as second choice. The capital is the compromise candidate in the sectional conten- tion, and, if the expenses of the fair are to be largely met by national appropriation, is the only appropriate site. The Knights Templar parade next month will place the capital on exhibition almost to the same extent as an inaugural procession. The thousands of visitors and residents who take partin the parade evidently intend to make the spectacle, so far as they are concerned, a beau- tiful and impressive one, The city ought to, and doubtless will, do its part to aid the spec- tacular effect by adorning itself for the occa- sion in its gayest attire. Especially should the buildings along the line of march be so dee- orated as to form a fitting frame work for the marching column. tive of the first inited ‘With us that includes everything. ‘We don't stop ‘short of their shoes, Iv'll be funny if you don’t have to get them efi extra patr or two of Pante—snd right off, too, We've strength- ened that festure this year, Gone into it as heavily as in the Men’s—and Just as carefully, The prices are not what you'll expect—They're lower. Variety—four stores full in one. Children’s from 50 cents to $4, and the Boys’ from $1.50 to 88. Guaranteed, the 50-centers as well as the $8 pairs. Safe to buy, The extra Pants will help oct for little while; but you've got to come to the new suits, Three things we can say for our stock this year—better qualities, greater variety and s shav- ing or two off the price. KILTS.—Until we asked you to look at ours you thought you could make as good as you could buy. Changed your minds now. We get more style into them—and it don’t cost you somuch in time or money, either. BOYS’ SHORT PANTS SUITS, with vests and without, and the same things with grown-up pants— all sizes, from 4 years till they buy their own clothes. School? Yea, “Dress up!” Yes, Overcoats—Autumn thickness for the same ages. Second floor for all these, FURNISHINGS hard by—Hosiery, Underwear, Col- lars, Cuffs, Shirtwaists, Neckwear, Handkerchiefs— everything you'll want ‘em to have—and nothing they shouldn't have, A regular furnishing store. Ez- clusive stock—commoneat sort af prices. HATS.—Let us be their hatters as well as yours. You can save as much proportionately on their head-gear ing as you do on yourown. Derbys for Sunday use, Polo Caps, Steamers, all the crushable kinds for the rough and tumble—That's for the boys. The younger ones dermand as much taste as does ladies’ millinery— with styles as numerous. Ours—imported ‘and made here. Notacent for reputation—ali for worth, SHOES.—The best shosever made will woar out. How soon is what bothers you. We don’t mate the shoes, but we're guaranteed they are wearers—better than the average. We'll pase that guarantee over to vou. They've got the right grit in *em—and the right price on tem, We've some special lines for the ba- bies—soft, pliable and yet braced at the ankles, where they need support. Fro: the manufacturers to you— through us.—No jobber’s profits. Ground floor for the Hats and Shoes.—Don’t walk when you come up stairs now. Take the elevator— it’s running again. SAKS AND COMPANY, SMALL FIXINGS AT SMALLER PRICES, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE E SURE AND B GET THERF— THE ATLANTIC CLOTHING CO, 8e6,9,11 No, 912 Fst. n.w, Tur Fusesr Is Taz Lax. Fall styles are rolling in with a rush, filling up every Spare spot and pressing us hard for room. We attach Some importance to the statements we make through our advertisements, and with a full knowledge of the meaning and import of our words we now say thst a finer stock of clothing, or more thoroughly finished and elegantly trimmed garments than those that grace our counters now, were never turned out before. The chaste beauty of the fabrics and perfect fitting prop- erties of the completed garments will compare most favorably with the best efforts of high caste merchant tailors everywhere. There is no such ready-made clothing in this city as this of ours, We know it—and our would-be competitors know it, A casual compari- son will cause you to know it, too, OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., DEALERS IN THE FINEST CLOTHING, se6-co 319 SEVENTH 8T., COR. OF D. ee FrF 008 F oo FRR EF 88 RR Fe oo RR FRE Vv ia > a 4 EEE Vv PDP 00 Bp oO EF FE a RRR, Be 83 bo. b. fh Ee ppb 600 «=6LLLL LLL A A ROK WE CAN FIT YOUR BOY OR GIRL TO A SIGHTLY SCHOOL SHOE THAT IS FULLY AS DURABLE AS ANY SHOE COSTING DOUBLE THE MONEY. SIZES 6 TO 1034.—Fine Dongola Spring Heel Button ‘Shoes, with silk-worked button holes. Our Famous Monument Pebble Leather Solar ‘Tipped Button, Heeled or Spring Heel, for the little tomboys, SIZES 11 TO 2s,—Misses’ Genuine Dongola or Peb- bie Heeled or Spring Heel Button, with worked button holes, Youths'Genuine Veal Calf Button and Laced Shoes, with tips, SIZES 3 TO 5s.—Boys’ Real Veal Calf Sewed Button ‘and Laced Boots, aremarkably serviceable shoe. OUR GUARANTEE.—EVERY PAIR OF THESE $1 SHOES I8 WARRANTED “TO BE WELL MADE, OF HONEST, RELIABLE UPPER LEATHER, WITH STRICTLY SOLID, GOOD LEATHER INNER, OUTER AND BETWEEN SOLES AND HEELS.” RETURN THEM IF FOUND OTHERWISE AND WE SHALL GIVE YOU A NEW PAIR, WM. HAHN & 00.8 BELIABLE SHOE HOUSE. Main Store, 816 7th st. ‘West End Store, 1922 Pennsylvania ave. Capitol Hill Store, 231 Pennsylvania ave, 5.6, 1s FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR, Now ready at WILLETT & RUOFFS, Sole Agents, 905 Pennsylvania avenue. THE DUNLAP STYLE OF SILK AND DERBY HAT, & GOLDSCEMID’S, 1007 AND 1009 F ST. ¥.W., ALWAYS OFFERS SOMETHING NEW AND FRESH IN NEW GOODS AND BARGAINS THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES, 4 REVOLUTION IN PRICES. ‘Money refunded on all goods not satisfactory. POINTS OF INTEREST TO BUYERS! OUR SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW. Btore open from 8:30 a.m, until 10 p.m, “Milan's” Decorated 114 pieces, only $14.98. 13 only $24.48. 113 pieces, 824. ed China Combination Pottery Hand-paint Dinner sets, 127 pieces, only $15.98. — English China Tes Sets, 56 pieces, only 83.98. American China Hand-Painted Tos Bets, 68 pieces, only 85.48. New-shaped Decorated English Chins Toilet Sets, only 81.98. Hand-Painted Chins Toflet Seta, only $3.28, Hand-Painted China Salsa Bowls, only 180, Hand-Painted China Fruit Plates, only 11c. 6 cach, English China Cups, Saucers and 6 each, Hand-Painted German China Cups, Saucers and Plates, only $1.48. 6 each French Ching Hand-painted Cups, Ssucers and plates only $1.78. 6 each Gold Band China and Saucers only 680, GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT. 25e, Imitation Cut Giass Dishes only 9c, “Large Flour Bowls only 380, Se, Fruit Bowls only 11c. Crystal Gisss it Saucers only 2c. each. New Style Imitation Cut Glass Butter Dishes only 18c. Salt and Pepper Shakers only 2c. Imitation Cut Glass Cream Pitchers only 90, ‘Ice Cream Saucers worth 10c. only 3c. Crystal Glass Pickle Dishes only 5c. CUSPIDOR DEPARTMENT, Nickel-Piated Cuspidors only 180, ‘Square Shape Decorated Lava Cuspidors only 23¢. Square Shape Hand-Painted China Cuspidors only 48c. Elegant Hand-Painted China Cuspidors only 98¢., worth $1.50, JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. Enameled Lace Pins, with rhine stones or pearl cen- ters, only 3c, each. ‘Tosca Pins, in all shades, only 7c. per doz. Oxidized Glove Buttoners, with chain attached, only Ibe, Odds and Ends of Oxidized Breast Pina, worth 15¢., to 26c., ouly Ze. Oxidized Bangle Bracelets only 2c, Fancy Hair Pins, worth from 25¢, to 50c., your choice for 11e, Rolled Plate Collar Buttons only 3c. each, Double Holled Roman Pearl Beads only 15¢. PICTURE DEPARTMENT. Tt {s an undisputed fact that this department carries the largest assortment of Pictures south of New York, at such prices that will astonish every one. 11x14 Handsomély Framed Pictures, only 680. 14x17 Antique Oak Framed Pictures, only 680, 14x17 Ivory Framed Pictures, only 98. 20x24 Combination Oak and Steel Framed Pictures, all noted subjects, only $1.08, ‘See Our” Handsome Pictures and Easels to match 2.98. 28 War Pictures, handsomely framed, only 1.98, Large Oil Paintings, handsomely framed, only 83.48. New Pattern Gilt Picture Frames, 16x20, only$2.48; 262330 Gilt Frames, with Silk Plush Linings, ouly 84.78, . SPECIAL Great Bargains will be offered in Trunks, Rugs, Baby Carriages, Fancy Cabinets, Velocipedes, Tricy- cles, Bicycles aud Ladies’ Tandems, at R. GOLDSCHMID’S, 1007 and 1009 F st, nw. :30 am. te Tur Toxic You Nexo. Store open fro Wine of Calisays and Iron is composed of Calisayas| Bark, Iron and Aromatics, mixed with a fine grade of Medicinal Sherry Wine. It is an absolute cure for Malaria in any form, Chills and Fever, Loss of Ap- Petite and similar complainta, Price 75c, per bottle. MERTZ'S DRUG STORE, 1t 1014 F st. n.w, rrr RRR, Rk ¥ Rg 3 MM MM = REE nN MMMM OF RYN MMM EER N NN TrIT 90 rT 99. T o0°o v or T 00 MM MM RR RR 00 www MMMM oo Rk Rh of owwWww MMMM O RRR RRR O O WWWW MMM OR RR RO O WwwW.. MMM OO REE ROO W WL On Saturday is our Weekly Sale of Men's Goods, ‘We've made special prices on Shirts, both DRESS AND FLANNEL, ‘There is going to be more Flannel Shirt Weather yet ‘and those in need of a Flannel Shirt can buy one now at a large discount. Men's €1.50 Flannel Shirts, Tomorrow 89¢. each. Men's $2and $2.25 Flanuel Shirts. Tomorrow $1.50 exch. Boys’ 50c. Outing Flannel Shirts. Tomorrow 39c. each. Boys’ 89c. Outing Flannel Shirts. Tomorrow 67c. each. Boys’ $1.50 English Flannel Shirts, Tomorrow $1.10 cach. Attractive chancesin DRESS SHIRTS FOR TOMORROW, Our Shirts are as well known as we are. We've put Years of study on them and have produced a Shirt in each grade that is par excellence at that price, Every- thing is there that goes to make a shirt wear and fit well. No improvements have been overlooked and many good ones have been made by us which we think you will not find elsewhere. FOR TOMORROW. Our 68c. Plain Bosom Unlsundered Shirt, 480, Our 89¢. Plain Bosom Unlaundered Shirt, 680. Our 890, Plaited Bosom Shirt, unjaundered, 626, BAW RDS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACR, 06 Cc 906,9,12 Donen Sera DINNER SETS. TOILET SETS. TOILET SETS. i 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS Combination Sosp and Brush Stand only 9c. Handsome Crystal Berry Saucers only 3c. Cx7el Tamonate oe Custact Mugs only each, Handsome Glass Fruit Stands only 39c. Cherry-stained Wall Pockets only 25¢c. Polished-wood Kitchen Salt Boxes only 23e, Metal-griv Whisk Brooms, worth 15c., only 96. French Blacking only 3c. s box. Handsome souvenirs given to each customer tomor- row, ‘THE FAIR, 812 7th st. n.w., FRANELE &CO., Proprietors, 0e6 Cunprews Conxa. IT IS ASTONISHING HOW MANY SENSI- BLE PEOPLE MAKE THEIR CHILDREN HAVE CORNS BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT CAREFUL ABOUT THEIR SHOES. SOME PARENTS WHO WEAR THE BEST SHOES THEY CAN FiIND—PAY EXTKAVAGANT PRICES FOR THEM—ARE SATISFIED TO LET THEIR CHILDREN WEAR CHEAP BHOES. CHILDREN'S FEET ARE TENDER AND SOFT AND EASILY BRUISED, AND A STIFF, CLUMSY, ILL-FITTING SHOE WILL MAKE THE OMINOUS RED SPOT ON THE TOE OR SIDE OF THE FOOT, WHICH WILL DEVELOP INTO ACORN AND GIVE YEARS OF SUFFERING, THERE IS NO CURE FOR CORNS, BUT THERE IS PREVENTION, WHICH 18 BET- TER THAN CURE. BUY YOUR CHILDREN GOOD, WELL-FITTING, COMFORTABLE SHOES, BE WILLING TO PAY A FAIR PRICE FOR A GOOD ARTICLE, AND YOU WILL BE FULLY SATISFIED WITH THE RESULT. INFANTS' AND CHIDDREN’S SHOES, J5o. TO $3.50. BOYS’ SHOES, $2 TO 84 BBB U RRR TIIT ™ gS8¢ B a a a Oe i a a BEB UU CCR ROT : se 1211 F ST. N. W. EMEMBER IT—ELEGANT CLOTHING AT MODERATE OES, ATLANTIC CLOTHING CO,, 206, 912 F si “CLAY” WORSTEDS ARE THE FINEST AND BEST MADE, AND JUST NOW HIS PARTICULAR “WEAVE”; 1S THE MOST FASHIONABLE, ; ‘WE HAVE THEM IN THE BEST GRADES AND MAKE THEM UP TO ORDER IN FIRST- CLASS STYLE. THE “MACGREGOR” TWEEDS ARE THE BEST SUITINGS IN PHE WORLD, WE HAVE THE NEWEST PATTERNS OF ‘THEM IN FALL AND WINTER WEIGHTS, JUST RECELVED, % B BARNUM & 00, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVR Gaear Cua Axv Jarax TEA 00, ‘TEAS AND COFFEES AT WHOLESALE PRICES ‘TO CONSUMERS, BEST STRONG RIO, 200, BEST YEL. RIO, 22, BEST WHITE RIO, 250, BEST GOVT. JAVA, 300, BEST MANDHELING JAVA, 330, BEST CREAM JAVA, 350, GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA 00., J, McILVEEN, Mgr., 781 72H BT aul6-1m,4p W. M. Suvsrez & Soxs, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NEW FALL WORSTEDS. + PLAIDS IN GREAT VARIETY. STRIPES IN SHADED AND ILLUMINATED EF- FEOTS—ENDLESS STYLES, PLAIN WORSTEDS OF ALL KINDS FOR CHILDREN’S SCHOOL DRESSES, FRENCH FLANNELS IN NOVEL AND BEAUTI- FUL DESIGNS, SATIN AMAZONE IN ALL THE NEW FALL SHADES, A FULL LINE OF ‘TABLE LINEN, NAPEING, TOWELS, ETC., ETO. WE ABE SHOWING A FULL LINE OF FALL BLACK GOODS, INCLUDING ALL OF THE CELE- Sines... 4 6 8 Ist qual. $4.50 84.75 85 ‘We ber to announce the arrival of twenty- five or thirty cases of New Fall and Winter ‘Merchandise, which will go on sale today and in the morning. ‘We are rapidly getting into shape for the Rew season's trade, which, from present Prospects, will begin earlier this year than for some years past. ‘We are offering # great number of attract- ive bargains in nearly every department ‘and we shall endeavor to make our annownce- ‘ments henceforth doubly interesting. The lot of Five-cent Lace Pins is getting small, They are remarkably cheap. ‘We have received another quarter-ton (the fifth) of the Twenty-cent-per-pound Linen Writing Paper, We are doing the stationery business better every day. CASE OF THREE MEMO. BOOKS FOR 15c.—We have secured 500 Fancy Card- board Cases, each case containing three Fancy-colored Memoranda Books, in rich gilding, &c., which we offer at the low price of 150. per case, First floor.) FIRST IMPORTATION OF OUR NEW GLOVES FOR THE FALL AND WINTEB SEASON OF 1889-90, ‘We have opened our New Gloves—fresh from Europe, Our two spectalties are the Black “Belatr” Kid Gloves and the “Imperial” in Black and all the latest Parisian Street Shades. ‘The “Belair” Kid Gloves have been sold by Us for s number of years with unvarying success at one dollar per pair. This season ‘we have had them made in a finer manner and of a much better skin, and will sell them for $1.25 per pair, they being well worth the extra 250, Our other “Specialty” is the Colebrated “Imperial” Real Kid Gloves, made from su- Perior selected skins and finished in an un- rivaled manner, S-button Pinked-wrist “Imperial” Real Kid Gloves, in Black Mode, Tan, Fawn, Brown and Gray, $1.50 per pair, button Superior Quality “Impertal” Real Kid Gloves, with Feather-stitched Backs, in Black and New Fall Shades, $1.75, (First floor, center.) NEW LINE OF MISSES’ AND CHIL- DREN'S REEFERS FOR EARLY FALL WEAR.—We have just received an attractive line of Children's and Misses’ Popula~ Reefer Jackets, made from fine medium Weight cloths and stylishly trimmed with gold anchors and brass buttons, Two quali- ties irrsizes from 4 to 12 years, $5.25 and $5.50 2d qual. @2 $2.25 $2.50 $2.75and @3 ‘These weights are Just right for the cool Sutumn moruings and evenings, (Third floor.) BOYs' FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. Weare making our strongest efforts on se- curing good, serviceable suits for school wear. Suits that will stand the rough-and- tumble wear to which they will inevitably be subjected, How successful we have been ‘we leave you to judge. We placed on sale this morning an entirely new line of Boys’ Buits, of good all-wool fabrics, which we marked at $4, 85, 86 and 87 each, We call particular attention to the Suits at Five Dollars, This being the popular Price, we have exerted extra efforts to se- cure a better suit than is usually offered at this price. We havealso recetved about One Thousand Pairs of Boys’ Knee Pants, in a very attract- ive line of dark colorings, in excellent qual- ity materials. These we have marked 76c., @1, $1.25 and 1.50 per pair, (Third Floor.) TWO SPLENDID VALUES IN MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS.—The two popular prices for Men's Handkerchiefs are 12 aud 18¢c., and we have eclipsed all previous efforts in securing two qualities tosell st these prices that usually sell for more. Here they are: Men's Pure Linen Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, in all white and white with colored Dorders, 123¢c. each, ‘Men's White, Extra-quality, Pure Linen, Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, in one and two inch hems, 18c. each. 3 for 50c. Now is a good time to stock up, “OPENING” OF FALL WEIGHT SKIRTS.—The new Skirtsare in. We have not the space to give them an extended notice,but cannot refrain from stating that they were never either finer or cheaper than they are this season. Excellent colored Gingham Bkirts at 75c. is illustrative of the stock. We also haveachoice lineof Unfinished Homespun Skirt Patterns in plain colors with fancy borders, Euch piece contains the ex- act quantity fora skirt, (Second floor.) GOOD VALUES IN NURSES’ APRONS.— Excellent variety of styles and qualities from which to select. Here ares few speciale, White Victoria Lawn Aprons with wide bem and three rows of drawn work, finished ‘with wide, long tie strings, Only 19c. each. White Lawn Aprons with wide hem and two clusters of four fine tucks, wide tie strings. Only 23e. each. Splendid White Aprons at 250, So long as these prices hold out it 1¢ econ- omy for you to buy your aprons resdy made, (Second floor.) CAPS FOR NURSES, WAITRESSES, &o.—White Frilled and Fluted Musliz Caps im dainty shapes with long tie strings, es- pecially for Nurses, Waitresses, Maids, &o, ‘The list of prices is 1234, 14, 15,19, 21 and ‘25c. each, (Table full on second floor; annex.) INFANTS’ GOODS.—The new Fall Goods for the Baby are ready. Caps, Cloaks, Wrap- pera, &c, We call particular attention to the new stock of Infants’ Flannel Wrappers, Infants’ Cream Flannel Wrappers, also suitable for Night Dresses, Only $1.50. ‘We offer Infants’ Flannel Wrappers with silk herring bone stitched on seams and fancy stitching around neck and on sleeves for 62. Infante’ Flannel Wrappers, with yoke of fine tucks and silk herring-bone stitching ‘and rjbbon trimmings. Price $3, China silk. Prices $2, $3, $4.50 to $11, (Second floor.) ‘ CORSETS.—All Good Corsets cost about the same. Of course some fit better than others ‘and we very naturally think our fit best, ‘We arecsreful to carry only Good Corset, ‘We have © Fairly Good Corset at 50c.,.0 German-woven Corset at 75¢., and an Amer fean Coutil at $1 per pair. From this price 20 and 12 years (THE PALAIS ROTAL) TOMORROW, SATURDAY, SEPT. f. ‘TOMORROW. SATURDAY, SEPT. 7. TOMORROW, SATURDAY, SEPT. 7. TOMORROW, SATURDAY, SEPT. 7. ‘TOMORROW, SATURDAY, SEPT. 7. ‘TOMORROW, SATURDAY, SEPT. 7. 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TOMORROW, SATURDAY, SEPT. 7, TOMORROW, SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 Open to-morrow until 6 p.m. The Autumn season is to be opened with s surprise remembered. that will long be ‘With the hope thst you will also bp attracted by other goods on which s profit is made we @fer, for to- morrow, the Bc. Gloves described tm paragraph below FOR ONLY 89 CENTS A PAIR. See Window, corner 12th and Pa, ave.) Undressed or Suede Mousquctaires in six shades of ‘Tan and six shadesof Gray. The new style embroid- ered The Palais Royal has reputation for its 980, Un- dressed Kid Mosquetaires and has pleasure in assuring its patrons that mever before has such quality ben Hered at 98e, 500 dozen of these Gloves were made expressly for the Palais Royal by one of the leading manufacturers ‘The holidays are over and the Palais Royal will be AWisoow Fox Or Ture BURGH & ERO’S COLUMN OF INFORMATION. EW FALL MERCHANDISE 4s arriving in quantities, Every hour brings new Goods, We won't have the time togo into descriptive Getail here about what they are, as we really baven't Tet had time to place them on ourselves, but in afew Gaye all will be in readiness, and we will offer you as handsome a stock of le FALL WEAVES AND MERCHANDISE as was ever presented by us at any time, but before we doali this we would like toclose out afew remaining Goods, as the shelf room is badly needed. UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. Balance of our Stock of LADIES’ SWISS RIBBED VESTS, that were 15c. and 18¢., reduced to 12\4c. all around LADIES’ GAUZE VESTS, Sersey-fitting of our 30c. stock now 2: GLOVE DEPARTMENT, About 55 Doren LADIES’ LISLE THREAD GLOVES, assorted colors, all sizes, which were 22c., Bow 12340, LADIES HANDEERCHIEFS. ‘We offer some elegant designe in SHEER HAND- KEROHIEFSjwith neat pretty figures, vines, ew. at 1240. Again at 25c. you will find SCALLOPED EDGES, ‘Ricely Embroidered Centers and Borders. ‘Weare still selling all 15 and 180 FANCY BOR- DERED LADIES’ FINE HANDKERCHIERS at 100, ‘Best values we ever offered. RIBBON DEPARTMENT. One lot ALL-SILK ARMURE RIBBON, No. 22in Golden Brown, Red, Cream, Old Bose, White and several other colors at 250. FINE SILK GROS GRAIN with Heavy Satin Edge, ‘Which is so desirable in No. 30, st 250. Select colora, A 15-inch ALL-SILK SURAH SASH with deep ‘Batin Edge, in all delicate shades, at 61.15 per yard. LINEN DEPARTMENT. 200 Dozen UNDRESSED HUCK TOWELS, 10x38, at @1.50 dozen. 30 Dozen TURKISH TOWELS (English), 26x54, at ‘5 0c. each. 25 Dozen ENGLISH BATHING TOWELS, size 27x 62, at 750. each WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT. PLAID and WHITE STRIPED ORGANDIES, re- @uoed from 180. to 123¢0. All our 1230, PLALD STRIPE NAINSOOKS are Row 100, All the new FALL COLORINGS in Outing Cloths we areselling at 12}g0. WARRANTED FAST COLORS. GINGHAM DEPARTMENT. 100 Pea GENUINE SOOTCH GINGHAM ané all | colorings in stripe that were 2c. now 180. 85 Pes. FRENCH GINGHAMS, consisting of a large | Sssortment of PLAIDS and STRIPES, reduced from 30 and 2bc. to 21c. 70 pieces GENUINE ANDERSON'S GINGHAMS fh odd Stripes and Colorings reduced from 40c. to 300, EMBROIDERIES. of Europe and secured at a special price in considera- tion of immediate payment on the shipping of the Gloves. We now hand them over to you with only the small profitadded that our cash business enables and challenge comparison with the $1.85 Gloves of ‘the merchants who do a credit business, Let these 98c. Gloves decide the question: Whether & cash business ensbies better values at the prices ‘than at the credit stores, Weawait, and will willingly abide by, your decision. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) but are fitted to the hand at our risk, fect in every respect, ‘not the best? lowest prices are in this city, certain lots. (Continued below.) Buck Kw Groves colors, o_o eS, Guoves Tuar Ane Wanzaxren. ‘The “Palais Royal” Gloves are ‘hot only warranted, Let an expert tryon your Glove for the first time {nd youare positively assured of a perfect Glove, per- Is it not apparent enough that we could not afford to ‘secept the responsibility of the wear were the Gloves Being the Best Gloves the claim is made that the So much for quality and price,and now we invite you toa three days’ exhibition and special sale of the Autumn Importations, May we expect you Thurs- day, Friday or Saturday (September 5, 6,7)? During these days extra counter room and special prices for THE PaLals ROYAL Inferior Black Kid Gloves are but too plentiful. It seems that the black dye affects the kid more than do Prices on all our EMBROIDERIES bsve been re- duced fully 30 per cent, thereby you will find some elegant bargains See what we have reduced the prices of and convince yourself. Everything in the way of EMBROIDERED FLAN- NELS, all widths and style of Embroideries Never has the stock been so complete, CORSET DEPARTMENT, The “8. 0." CORSET we will offer st 79c. Our price has been $1. This Corset is well worth the price on ‘scoount of its many improvementa “C. B." CORSET, made of Coutil Satine Finish, Extra Heavy Boned, $1.25. ‘The METROPOLITAN WOVEN CORSET, all Bone Superior Finish—a Corset that will give satisfaction 50, COTTON UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. 4n ELEGANT QUALITY COTTON CHEMISE, trimmed around top and slecves with Embroidery how of inserting down the front at SOc. 4 GOOD COTTON GOWN, with Corded Yoke, fm. ished with Herring Bone Stitching, trimmed around neck and sleeves and down the front with Embroidery; full length, 980. PLAIN COTTON SKIRT with row of fine tucking, cambric ruffle, fuli width, at 750 OUR FALL PATTERNS are ready, FASHION PAPERS free to any one that wantsone. We willmail ‘them free to non-residents, Insist upon your dress maker using only the STANDARD FASHION PAT- TERNS, They are certainly and positively an im- provement on al! others. ‘Have your CARDS ENGRAVED, Our price for the best work is EIGHTY-SIX CENTS for 50 cards and EB Need the mitisted be asked if it is not unusual Kid Glove for only 96c.? ‘Those who know the merite of the real pigskin gloves will not dispute that they will outwesr two pairs of Kidgioves. Those who pay 81 at the credit stores are invited to examine the quality of the new 680. kid gloves, ‘ ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, tooffer agenuine French plate, ‘WEDDING INVITATION estimstes furnished. All our work guaranteed. EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS IN LACE AND TURCO- ‘MAN OURTAINS arrived today too late for descrip- tive announcement here. You want toseethem? If 80 go right back in our Upholstery Room, where you ‘will find courteous salesmen to show them to you, ‘who are instructed not to urge you to buy. ‘Mr. Phil Lewis, so many years tn the Upholstery and Decorating Business in Washington. can pow be found atour Store, where he will be glad to revew bis mang ‘business acquaintances.