Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1889, Page 4

> 4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON: _Septemper 10, 1980, Laser Bxpcane Waresre Saons, TUE! che Rater. | Paces Hr Has In Tr © ide THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Lecal Circulation ofany Newspaper in the Word, =e pera and Advertsing Medium ws werth more than all the euer papers publusned All Broken Lots of Boye’ en@ s fn Washington. Calléren's Poll-weigh: Baite ee ates ce at tee . ——————— LADIR@ =HAND-MADE ts THE New York Office Room 9%, Tribune Building, and Young Men's SMALL COST OF ¢3.50 A PAIR The resolve of the President and his advisers Reduced in price One-fourth. RIORITY IN MAKE AND MATERIAL to dispense with an extra session at this time is B. ROBINSON & CO. ® cause of disappointment in Washington. EVERY PAR MADE OF SELECTED ‘This arises not merely from the selfish consid- ioe cu Rae: LEATHER AND WAREANTED TOGIVE EN. eration that the city is more full of .ife and by Bursting the Price TIRE SATISFACTION. THESE ARE THE local trade more buoyant when Congress isin om Broken Lota, Ranteouwsee tcssion bat from a knowledge of the methods ‘The Original Prices Yet Renain. ©f Congress derived from close view of that sedinsite dikalineds body, which is denied to many other communt!- ~— LADIE® HAND-MADE SHOES, tea, We realize hero, as it cannot be realized and deduct one-fourth 03.50, at a distance, how long and tedious an operation ‘3d from the figures marked 34. itis toorganize the House and getitintoranning | g.noo1 suite, Suite for Street wear, Suits for Play or tials order, and an interval must necessarily elapse, in case of a December meeting, before the real business of the session cun be reached, Dress Purposes, Suits of Every Grade going at cne- quarter less the regular prices, - ‘This is especially true of s House constituted as — Remember these are Puli Weights — f : the next one will be, The republicans have and the Sale will close on > 164 members, counting the erratic Mr. Brower Sienetig the 160 nat, on their si the democrats 161. Should the republicans make a sweep next month, as they expect to do, in North ana South Dakota and Washington, they will have 168 to the 162 num- bered by the democrats if the latter carry Montana, Should this program be dis turbed by uncertai or unlooked - for results in the new states, there may be the greatest difficulty in organizing; for, however ready the republicans in the house may be, es 8 body, to obey the dictates of their party cau- cus, the democrats will be ever watchful, and will take advantage of the accidental absence of a very few of their opponents to obstruct or overturn every effort made to carry out the republican program. It will be @ chance if, with so narrow # margin of power, the dominant party in the next House succeeds in forcing any but the most formal legislation through. It is, therefore, of importance that none of these chances be thrown away by delay, As the capital of the nation Washing- ARTHUR BURT & 00, 2010 B. ROBINSON & 00, 000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Liew ‘40-INCH SERGES S, ison: weed of ae ‘tutte ie INATION, 11th street ae. 007-3t SAU RES m ton basa direct interest in securing a session of N ERB ite local legiviature long enough to accomplish SaaS Be. a i Mf E fe something. Every other part of the country ‘aun - Creates rn ae a pt has its own representatives to speak for it The District must trust to the good will of a TTT 1 REE few members who plead its cuuse, not as their A POSITIVE PREVENTIVE AND CURB '* ig own, but as an advocate supports a friend's or a Een Sued = a client's interests, If, in an ordinary session, 10 ANY For. = with an effective majority on one side or the MALARIA ee other of both chambers, the District is so con-| or Saleby stently thrust aside for sections with astronger EDWARD P. MERTS, aireet or more selfish backing, what will happen in a| 34 10s Sie dierseet ane ne rS yer, You sould session which is bound to be eo stric ti be prepared for every change in the weather, cal as that which begins in Sasahas cea ee as te. able WRAPS AND SUITS can now be bought for 80 pr eee Uttle money that it is foolhardy to be without them. Se 2 abana PH 11 Huse. | We've made lots of a few Wraps and Suita of fal- Their discussion of the proposal that the | ee | ren rate nae, oe ae rae and Suits of fall. sreatclesning branch of the municipal gov- | o¢ yy Do Yoo Ger T doen Tats Snasen, Which we have made ernmeut be transferred from the health to the HERE ou eT iBaT EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS. police department, and remarks made by ther marm recently, indicate that the Commissioners are ous giving thoughtful consideration to the problem of securing clean streets, There are few ques- tions in whose decision the local public is more generally interested. Whether from insuffi- cient appropriations or defective methods, or both, the public spaces of the city have not been satisfactorily cleaned. There has always been criticism of the small amount of money which Congress has assigned for this import- ant work, and there have been even louder and stronger complaints that the most possi- ble was not accomplished with the money which was supplied. Reports of sweeping which did not sweep, of methods of cleaning which left the sweepings unremoved for so long that the rubbish spread itself again over the street and of streets not swept in accord- ance with schedule, have come by the hundred to the press and doubtless to the Commis- sioners, It is well that the \Com- missioners are giving the matter serious attention. The examination into the causes of the unsatisfactory service ought to be a searching and thorough one. Every one will sincerely hope that the Commissioners may devise sucb methods of securing the faithful and satisfactory performance of this work that, if just causes of complaint arise, they may clearly be seen to result from the failur> of Congress to provide a sufficient appropriation, and not from any fault in the supervision of the District government or in the performance of his duties by the contractor. The public confidently anticipates cleaner streets for next year. Even the urchins on the street are after you for wearing that summer tile. You can't change tooscon. If you want to see all of the leading Fall shapes, in the Very finest qualities at threadbare prices, come in Just your size in s Miller, Knex, Youman or ashton Blocked Derby. A dozeu grades—81.25, $1.48, $1.70, $1.90, $2, $2.25, $2.50, 82.75, 83, $3.50, $4, 84.50. These sre precisely the same shapes and qualities you'll find exclusive hatters charging ¢ dollar or two more for to prop up the standard of their repute- tious. Quality has to do that for us. The prices we always getas low as we possibly can, ‘The Silks that are here now are the shapes that'll Fon the searon through. Don't try to “work in" last Spring’s—it won't do. It’s “off color,” a0 to speak aude Silk Hat out of dateis vulgar, Wear the latest or none, We've the Dunlsp, Fifth Avenue, Young Gents’ and Broadway blocks in three grades only—$450, 95.50 and 87. We claim these three cover all the qualitie, We know there isn't s better hat blocked than our §7 oue—and our other two grades sre away ahead of their price in quality. By the way, we've got hat sales- men that cap pick you out yust the shape that be- comes you. That's “half the battle in buying «hat. Give’em a chance to try. There's store fall of Boys, and Children's Seasonables—alj sorts of shapes, colors and qualities—but none unsafe to buy. There never are any at Saks’, Another needable ts » thin Overcoat, It’s not s luxury—you reaily ought to bave one. Our line is elegant and we've got ‘em at necessity prices—€8 to $35, There doesn’t s tailor breathe whocan make s better one than we can show all ready made. They've Got to use the same materials sn@ patterne—for we've Utilized all the “leaders.” Where are they going to got in their extra $10 or €15 charges? For measuring you—and ours will ft just as well, One or two new ideas cropped ont this season. It's hardly necessary for us to say that we bave ‘em in the extremeand modified patterns, 8 Cloth SUITS, in Gray, Green and Brown Checked, ‘were 812.50. OUT TO 87 EACH. 8 Plaid CLOTH SUITS that sold for $16 CUT TO 611.50 EACH. 9 Fall-weight NEWMARKETS, in Dark Blue or Light Brown, striped, sold for $7.50. CUT TO $4.98. 8 Cloth Short Costs, in plain colors, were $7.50. OUT TO $3.48 ZACH. 4 Striped Cloth Short Costs, were $7.50. CUT TO $4.08 EACH. 17 Short Striped Cloth Short Costs, in light or dark colors, were from $2.50 to $5.50. : CUT TO $2.18 EACH, A line of Long Silk Wraps, worn extensively and very stylish for driving or traveling, come tn six hand- some shades, were 810.75. CUT TO $7.98 EACH, TWO BIG SPECIALS IN MISSES’ WRAPS AND SUITS. ‘The most desirable things for school wear and can be bought now at prices not to be thought of later on, A line of Children's Fall-weight Cloth Wraps, about ‘9 pieces, sizes 6 and 8 years, were as high as $8.50. QUT TO $3 EACH. A lot of Children’s and Misses’ Cloth and Flannel Dresses, sizes § to 16 years, were us hich as $9. OUT TO $4.50 EACH POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, Judge McConnell’s remarks yesterday con- cerning the principles to be hereafter observed in selecting the Cronin jury were sensible and tothe point’ The jury system was established for the purpose, not af defeating justice, but of furthering it. The attorneys in botly dis- puted cases, however, might stave off « trial till all the witnesses had forgotten what they had seen and heard and the principals had died of old age, if allowed to persist in their search for a jury absolutely ideal. All that the law contemplates is the preservation of an accused person from unfair prejudgment; and, if the meu presenting th mselves for jury duty can avoid that and recd r an unwarped ver- dict, there isuo sen+ in throwing them out because they have enongh intelligence to read the newspapers, eT 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS “CLAY” WORSTEDS ARE THE FINEST AND BEST MADE, AND JUST NOW HIS PARTICULAR “WRAVE" I8 THE MOST FaSHIONABLE, SAKS AND COMPANY, THE PEOPLE'S FAVORITE OUTFITTERS, = STREET AND MARKET SPACR wel WE HAVE THEM IN THE BEST GRADES AND MAKE THEM UP TO ORDER IN FIBST- There is perhaps no me: vber of either house of Congress more widely kn wn to his country- men, or more popular with citizens of every partisan complexion, thun Samuel 8. Ocx, who lies st bis home in a very critical condition. A man of kindly nature, a good friend, an able debater, a master of manifold resources of wit and wisdom, and an honest trustee of the pub- lic concerns, it would be long before his fellow- citizens could fill s place left vacant by his death. Let us hope, in spite of the dreary bulletins given out by bis physicians, that he may weather bis present at:ack. CLASS STYLE. THE “MACGREGOR” TWEEDS ——————_—— oO EFFORT THIS SEASON IN REMNANTS IS going to be See, RET BE CR hal ARE THE BEST SUITINGS IN THE WORLD. 1th atrest ae, WE HAVE THE NEWEST PATTERNS OF THEM IN FALL AND WINTER WEIGHTS, ‘How the heart of man yearns for those “DAYS THAT KNEW NO SHADE OF SORROW." And yet he knows that those days have gone, never to Feturn, Still he finds respite from the cares aud crosses of matured years by contributing to the Joye and pleasures of those who are now whut he once was. Wha: delights # manly “little man” more than a New mutt Clothee—whether st befor the secular or Sun- Lad ool? It makes his eyes brighter, his firmer, bis louch heartier; it begets = confidence, creates & landable ambition which rags aud tatters ‘would crush and destroy. ‘Therefore, beloved people, keep your boys well dressed ; it costs but a mite i comparison to the good that will be thereby. We have Suits of Clothes of tair quality for Boys, Sizes ¢ to 14 years, = AT $1 A SUIT. Buits of a better quality Budte ofan Easellent Quali Strictly AD Woat, = it Quality, an AT $2.50 A SUIT. ‘Aak for lot SEVEN HUNDRED AND -SEVEN. Sede leery to 18 years, we have Satts, Coats, Vests, Long Pants, at $3.75, $4.50, 85, €5.50, 86, $6.50, $6.75, 67. We propuse to take care of the Boys JUST RECEIVED, —————- Since Searle has beaten O'Connor in the Thames boat race, Americans will insist more emphatically than ever that the race is merely intereolomai and not ‘international,” and be glad that this claim was made in advance of itself. In the contest to deter- of two colonies of Great Britain could produce the worthier oarsmen, the victory has gone to the southern hemisphere. It may be conceded, however, that the United States were not beaten in yesterday's race only for the reason that they had no representative engeged im it, Searle is clearly the present worid’s champion among oarsmen. RB B BARNUM & CO, 081 PENNSYLVANIA AVE W. M. Suvsrexr & Soxs, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NEW FALL WORSTEDS. PLAIDS IN GREAT VARIETY. STRIPES IN SHADED AND ILLUMINATED EF- FECTS—EXDLESS STYLES. PLAIN WORSTEDS OF ALL KINDS FOR CHILDREN'S SCHOOL DRESSES. Ro ouLrFITSs, SUITABLE FOR MEN AND BOYS, WOMEN AND MISSES, GET THE BEST OF GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY, 309 9TH ST. N.W., NEAR PENNA AVE, will convinee the most skeptical that we are amply 207-m MELVILLE LINDSAY, prepared for any and all comers, — week, Moget YicTOR BE. apt tes tees RE TEX PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSER SATIN AMAZONE IN ALL THE NEW FALL sO. HE 3 927 and 929 7th st. o.w., nuleet Open Saturdays wntil 12 p.m. 4 FULL LINE oF | see Os waptnt Office Conte, Stripes aud Checks, 35 centsench. se2 TABLE LINER, NAPEINR, ‘Fas Rrene RS ILLIW 1OR CO. AND PENUBSCOT co. by BLACK Goops p; pice, uth oud, F ate i Bea Seah cres 5 1 roy eybvue, 1 T WE ahE a OF ‘ut axd Worren Hare BLACK GOODS, INCLUDING ALL OF THE GELE- BERATED MAKERS ONE PRICE LUTZ & BRO, FOR FALL. AND WINTER WEAR, dhictinlncen 097 Pram. ove. adjoining Rational Hotel, WILLETT & svOrrR, ‘Temmbs and Mtchola of Dest mabe ot lew petons, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.,° FRENCH FLANNELS IX NOVEL AND BEAUTI-| .4.5n W. B. Mosse & Sox, CORNER 11TH AND ¥ STS. X.W. ‘Public to call and examine their extensive new stock- of Furniture, Carpets, Upholstery Goods, Shades, Cur- ‘tain Poles, Draperies and Wall Papers. All goods ary marked in plain figures and as low ap the same quality can be purchased anywhere in the ‘United Staten, We do not allow ourselves to be un- Gereald, ‘The bustuens te co large thet it can be conducted on the emallest possible profit. We would urge custom- ere and friends to select their goods es early ae poesl- ble, thet their orders may be executed promptly. ‘The unusaal rush of business that will occur from the great number of visitors arriving daring the Iat- ter part of this month and frst part of next will cause great annoyance unices this warning is heeded. FIRST FLOOR. UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Over 1,000 yards Rew Silk snd Bamie Goods for Furniture Coverings, 50 inches wide, at 45, per yard. A fine line of all qualities, patterns and colors of every Furniture Covering. A fine line of Chenille Table Covers, one yard BEOOND FLOOR, WALL PAPERS AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS. Every style of Curtain from the Cheapest Notting- ham to the Finest Russian and from the Cheapest Tur- coman to the Finest Silk or Satin. ‘The Baby Carriages on this fioor are in the way and they'have been reduced below cost, WALL PAPERS, ‘We haves large stock, combining every new style and the Istest and finest productions of Foreign and Domestic Manufacturers. Our Fresoo Decorator is one of the best in the country. THIRD FLOOR—CARPETS. Here you will see displayed every good style and Pattern from the home and foreign markets, includ- ing Rugs of all makes from the cheapest to the best. ‘You will be shown through the stock with pleasure, whether you desire to purchase or not. FOURTH FLOOR— CARPETS AND REED AND BATTAN FURNITURE. A full line of Ingrain Carpets, Oil Cloths, Lincleam, Corticines, Draxgets, Art Squares; Carlo, Damascus and Kensington Carpets made in squares to fit almost ny room. ‘Rattan and Reed Obairs, Tables, Lounges and Couches. Screens of all kinds, Also Screen Frames, Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Ice Chests and Water Filters, FIFTH FLOOR—PARLOR FURNITURE. ‘The assortment of these goods far surpasses all our former efforts, Besides about one hundred suites of factory-made work we exhibit « great many of our own work, ready for the covers, These we guarantee to be of the finest workmanship and made as repre- sented. The sssortment of Cabinets, Tables, Fancy Desks, Chaire and Easels is very extensive. SIXTH FLOOR DINING ROOM AND LIBRARY FURNITURE. The variety is complete—from the cheapest to the dest. ‘The Sideboards, Tables and Chairs are far in advance tm style and quality for the money of anything ever before produced. Book Cases, Desks, Folding Beds of all kinds; also Wardrobes and Chiffoniers or Chests of Drawers are the productions of the best manufacturers, SEVENTH FLOOR, BED ROOM FURNITURE. Our unprecedented large sales during the past year enables us to inaugurate the Fall Season with an entirely NEW STOCK OF THE VERY LATEST DESIGNS. This line comprises every class of Bed Room Furni- ture, in all the diiferent woods, from $15 to $300 per suit, W. B MOSES & SON, CORNER F AND 11TH STS. N.W, WASHINTON, D. a9 LAIN AND FANCY PLUSH-EFFECT CANTON it ls a in imnaute; also Skirtit lannelsat KAUFMAN DOUBLE COMBINATION, Lith street we. we7-3t Panapewrmn Sronz ‘We have just received 100 dozen more Of the Open-work Sheer Lawn Handker chiefs, sold at 123¢c. Our price 5:. A Big Bargainin White Bed Spreads, full size, Marseilles patterns, for 1. BLANKETS.—We ure offering special inducements in Blankets. 10-4 All Pure Wool at $4.38, 11-4 All Woo! at 84. 11-4 Extra Fine Wool at @6. ‘The best Blankets for the money ever offer t lees than last years’ prices. NEW FALL DKESS GOODS.—We open the season witha govd quality Ladies’ Cloth, 62 inches wide. at 50 cents. Extro Qualities at 75c., $1 and $1.25. ‘We are showing a Choice Line of Wrapper Flannels at 37340. A Full Line of the Best French st 62}4c. TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS AND TOWELS. ‘Will offer a Great Bargain in Derby Ribbed Full Regular Made Fast Black Hose,sizes 8 to10, They are to go at 19¢. pair. CARHART & LEIDY, * 928 7thst. and 706 K st. Guear Cuma Axv Jarax TEA CO. TEAS AND COFFEES AT WHOLESALE PRICES TO CONSUMERS, BEST STRONG RIO, 20a, BEST YEL. RIO, 22c. BEST WHITE BIO, 250, BEST GOVT. JAVA, 300, BEST MANDHELING JAVA, 330. BEST OREAM JAVA, 350, GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA CO,, 4, McILVEEN, Mer. 781 7TH 8T sulé-lm4p Korenex Fonxsmos. OUR STOCK OF COOKING UTENSILS AND HOUSE FURNISHING 900D8, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, 18 NOW COMPLETE FIRST-CLASS ENGLISH DECORATED TOILET sETa, 65.50, 12 PIECES; $3, 10 PIECES, WILMARTH & EDMONSTOR, 1205 Penn. eve, MONDAY, AUG. 26, 1888 ‘NEW CROP TEAS. EW CROP TEAS, amitivien, } ‘(This entire column changed every day.) ‘Bot caly aze we exhibiting o great many ‘Fall and Winter Novelties, bc, but we are also offering s large number of special bar gains secured as carty Fall Attractions. ‘Every department in the house is worth s ‘Visit, There is no diminution of the crowd ot the Curtain Department. BEMEMBER THE SALE OF LAST are Getermined to sell them—the prices show it, We frankly tell you that they ars last year’s stylee—come few are probably Glder. No matter about that if you osn find ‘© garment you like and to fit you, you can save more then half what you expected to ‘ay this fall. ‘We have just added to the various lots the following Children's and Misses Germenta, ‘algo left from last season: 54 Children’s Short Cloaks, in sizes from 4 to 12 years, inextra fine quality of plaid, striped and plain cloths. Reduced to $5 each. ‘These are slegant Cloaks, and @5 dove not cover the original cost of the cloth alone, 46 Misses’ Kewmsrkete, in fancy plaida, stripesand plain shades, sizes 12 to 16 years, Marked down to @8 each. GW These sold for considerably more last pesson, (Third floor.) BLANKET “SECONDS."—The slightly imperfect Blankets at 20 to 40 per cent leas than regular prices ares “feast” to large buyers. They will look as well and give just es much warmth as if they were perfect and full price had been paid. This pair hes © Grease apot, this pair has the prints of the ‘Workmen's fingers, this pair has s enag, this pair has the binding put on wrong or bedly stitched, and soon through the 211 pairs that failed to escape the vigilant eye of the mill overseer, If they had escaped him you ‘would havehed to pay @ fourth or moreover nd above the present prices, All sizes in ‘these Blankets, 10-4, 11-4, 12-4 and 13-4, ranging in price from @3.50 to 611 per pair, being all high-grade Blankets, Also 11-4 Scarlet and Gray All-woo! Blan- kote $4.25 that ought to be marked $5. (Fourth floor.) NEW VELVETS AND PLUSHES.—Last ‘week's arrivals have been quickly followed by more—if anything, bandsomer and cheaper, We haves complete stock st pres- ext and believe we can meet every possible @emand. We call particular attention to the following new lines: 55 New Fall and Winter Shades in 18-inch Colored Silk Velvet at $1 per yard, among ‘which sre Canard-blue, Paon-green, Tabac- brown, Brun-brown, Chandron-red, Terra- tomatch any possible shade in woolens, $1. Also 28 New and Beautiful Shades in 19- inch Silk Velvet of very fine quality st $1.25 per yard, including smong other shades four new blues named Island, Gobe- ‘Un, Spray and Sephir; also Pond-green, ‘Moss-green, New-Bismarck, Crown-red, 8ul- tan-red, and others with White and Cream, 61.25 per yard. Also, 18 rich dark shades in 19-inch Silk ‘Velvet, of a superior quality, at $1.50 per yard. SILK PLUSHES.—Largest stock we have yetcarried. More than 50 besutiful shades in 19-inch Silk Plush at the exceedingly low Price of 680. per yard. Impossible to got better Plush at the price anywhere, ‘We sold hundreds of pieces of this 68a. ‘Plush last season, and expect to sell doubly the quantity this. ‘We have also 36 lovely new shades of 29- inch Silk Plush, of extra quality, at $1 par yard, . ‘You will find us more than resdy for you in Silk Velvets and Plushes, (First floor.) 4 BARGAIN IN PILLOWS.—We have ‘been fortunate enough to secure 100 Feather Pillows, size 21 by 26 inch, weigh- ing 3 pounds, which we can afford to sell at $1.37 each, These are warranted clean, odorless Feathers, and covered with strong, feather-proof Bed Ticking. Excellent bar- gain, Fourth floor.) ‘NEW COLORED MITOHELINE QUILTS. We have received the new Mitcheline Col- red Quilts, in three splendid qualities, and im entirely new Marseilles patterns. Quality “E."—Eleven-quarter Mitcheline Bed Spreads, in three choice colorings, only $1.50 each, Quality “A."—Elevon-quarter Mitcheline Bed Spreads, in ten very attractive color ‘effects, only $2.75 each. Quality No, 1—Eleven-querter Royal Patent Mitcheline Bed Spreads, medium weight, fine quality, and in exquisite color combinations, only $3.25 each, fourth floor.) MORE PICTURES.—In view of the signal success we have had with the previously advertiood lot of Pictupes at $1, only five of which now remain, we have pur- chased a new lot of smaller size, yet in equally attractive subjects, which we shall geil at the low price of GSc. each. You can- ‘not have the heavy oak frame made for this Geeper shades of Reds, Mahogony, Steal, Browns, ko, Only 55c. per yard. This is ‘alow price for this quality of Flannsis anf it is equally suitable for Tes Gowns, House ‘Dresses, Children's Dresses, Jackets, bo, (Gecond floor.) e CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR—The Moth- qxsof Children and Misses going sway to Boarding School will find here « fail line of ecrviceably trimmed snd marked st es Children's Excellent Muslin Drawers, sises from 1 to 16 years, 1936 to 430, per ‘pair, eccording to sise, Children's Excellent Muslin Gowns, ta en eet DAREN AF, SDAY;"SEPTEMBER 10, 1889. A Dar Fox Cunonzx. (WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11.) ‘Mothers snd Children are tnvited tomorrow t Gpecial Display of Children’s Goods. Attention te qaked to the SPECIAL PRICES quoted for the ecce- on. PALALS a ROVA Ment ee much ee this apece in “The Star,” and which evete us 00 much daily. ‘THE PALAIS ROY. (Continued below.) = - Hose Fox Canones. (First door.) L. A i S= BURGH & BR OG ‘Will give Recnomical Rousewives o chance te bay UPHOLSTERY end HOUSE FURXISEIXG GOODS ‘SO CHEAP that ft will prove a¢vantageous to take immediate e@vantage of cur offerings Now that you are making preparstions to &x up your house for FALL. and WINTER the chance is a golden ona, ‘These baryains mixht strike the eyes of the inereé- Rlous es Gubious. Those are the very people we would Uke to have here. We could soon substantiate all told jp this column and naturally s good many similar bar. pains that can mot find space here for ONE WEEK FOR HOUSEXEEZPERS WE SOLD OVER FIVE THOUSAND PaIR oF LACE CURTAINS LAST YEAR The more exyensive Black Hose tn superfine cotton Male and silk are also here from 10 to 2U per cent below eredit store prices, e (Continued below.) x Unorawean Fos Cunpusx. (Near Door No. 1117 Penna. ave.) ‘The outlay st first may be s little more, but the AMERICAN HOSIERY COMPANY'S Underwoar is ‘the most economics) in the end. Note tbe variety of styles for lite children, boys and girls, youths aud madiens. The full. recular, jersey-ftting Drawers are @ boon to the girls and boys who show their swokings Bo easy to put on and Rot a crease snows, We'd like you to price this American Hosiery Com- pany's Underwear. The name is plainly stamped on @ech garment, eo the credit merchant cac't explain avay Lis Ligher price by claimung bis goude are dif- ferent, THE PaLAls ROYAL. (Cont below.) > Suozs Fon Cunpnzx. (12th st. Storey Is tt wise sometimes to lie? Would it not be wiser to quote the regular prices of the undermentioned lots at lower prices that we do. It would be a lie, though, FOR MISSES. Doogvla, French Eid and Straight Gost Button Boots, ‘Mostly with spring heels; a few high heels, Bizes, No. 1 to No. 236. Beyuiar Prices, $4.10, $2.35 and $2, ipectal Price, chotoe for $1.50 0 pair. FOR Boys. Superior Calf Boots. Warranted Hand-sewed Welta, Button aud Lace, Boots that are nest enough in ap- pearance for Sunday wear and yet dursble enough for every day use, Sizes, No. 1134 to No, 6, inclusive, Beguiar Price 62.50. Special Price, $1.50 8 pair. Patent Leather Button Boots with cloth uppers and stout waterproof soles. Bises, No. 1136 to No. 5, inclusive, Regular Price, €3.50. Special Price, $1.50 a pair. Goat Slippers, with Psteut Leather Trimmings, Sizes, No. 11 to No.5. These are very superior fin- fsbed alippera, Regular Price, $1.50. Special Price 750. « pair. CHILDREN'S Dongola, Straight Goat and French Kid Button Boota, apring Leeis, sizes No. 5 to No. 9, Heguiar price $1.50. Special Price 1. 527" Anticipating s very busy day tomorrow please oblige by caling, if possible, in the afternoon. From 1 to 4 are the east busy hours. THE PALAIS (Continued below.) monet Canpzexs Serre, Exo. (Second fvor.) SUITS of Flannel, Serge, Jersey Cloth, Henrietta, Cashmere, tastefully trimmed with velvet, ribbons, braid, ec. Alterations free of change by expert dress makers. Ages 4 to 12 from $3.50 to ¢13, Axes 12 to 16 from $Y to $1, 627 10 per cent discount on Suite for tomorrow. COATS.—Long Costs and Short Jackets gt special Prices that average over 20 per cent distount A choice variety of Fall weight goods to select from. (Continues = THE PALAIS BOYaL, Senet EE “Oreaxee Or 1889-90 DRESS GOODS SEPTEMBER 9, 10, AND 11. Onlyen informal “Opening,” but you'll eee the latest London and Paris sutumn fashions, so besuti- fully and practically illustrated, in windows and store that a visit must surely interest you. You can’t heai- tate when special pricesare quoted for MONDAY, TUESDAY, avd WEDNESDAY. But don't think we expectonein twenty tobuy. It's early, we know. Thisthouch: Youmay buy to sdvantage now,and isn’t it an advantage to visit your dressiaker—uow that you can command and not impiore her or his ser vices. $1 Duzss Goons For 800 It is doubtful if you could obtain such Dress Goods at less than $1.25 at the credit stores, However, you ean casily find out We allude to the new 40-inch Soft-finish Serges,in Piside and Stripes, in the new combinstion colora, Eighty cents, instead of $1 s yard, should induce you to purchase during the Special Sale—on Monday, ‘Tuesday or Wednesday. ANOTHER NOVELTY fs the Striped Serges with Check Sidebands, 890. a yard for these. BERBER CLOTH is the trade name for the Sstin- finish Cloths that are now all the rage in London All the latest shades, 890. instead of @1 s yard, is the Special Sale price inducement, ens ) THE PALAIS ROYAL Avsoor Tur New Snaves. ‘Whether ‘tis wise to puzzle you with s string of Bames that would be mesningless to most of you is doubtful It fsvors too much of humbug, and for this reason: The European manufacturers coin the names you read of; ech firm having its fancy name, so that you may read of one shade with s half dozen different ames, Doesn't {t euffice to tell you we have the latest shades of Greens, Browns, Reds, Blues, Gray and Modes, Prominent amon which is the Eiffel Red, s new Red- dish Kusset,s Burnished Gold,» Strawberry, a Silver Gray, an Amethyst Shade, ands Tint bordering on Mabogany. THE Pat (Continued below.) “4 THE PaLals ROYAL. Beally s Cashmere with 8 Snish to resemble Hen- rietta, ” ‘Who has the best 50c. Cashmere? ‘We'll wait till we hear your opinion before we make any claim to superiority. We only know this, our cash system should enable better quality than given by the merchants who do s credit business, All the shades as written of in above paragraph ; full 4Q-tnches wide and warrented pure wool. Such are ‘the Palais Royal's 50c. Cashmere, ‘Thenew siyles in Plaids and Stripes at 50c.a yard also swait your inspection. So do the new Silk Finish ‘Henriettas at 65c. 8 yard. (Continued bélow.) See Taz 680 Duress Goone ‘The New Effects in Shadesand Styles make these Bide-band Serges the most becoming as well as most economical Drews you cap tuy. Thst they will be eceree fa certain, for the supply ts already too small ‘Tus year we intend to sel] mora, ‘This is how we do it—by selling @1.25 Curtsine for 98a #150 a = 100, an - e126, 8200 * = ¢1.50. 250 = © 61.75, ec * ™“ $2.00. e350 6° = 92.25. 24.00 a “ 62.75. $5.00 * ™ 83.50. 550 * * 63.75, e600 +4 “ #400, 96.00 Real Lace for 94.08. « 8700 * “ €5.50. 800 * = 86.00. 9900 * “ 06.76. So on up to €180 per pair, ‘We are direct importers and sell LACE OUBTAINS for eo Little profit that we really heve no com- ‘petitors in that line Look for yourselves. Over four hundred samples to select from in Nottingham, Imitation Brussels, Mus- Lin, Antique, Guipure, Cluny, Swiss, Saxony Brus eels, Brussels Point, Egyptisn, Colburt, Renaissance. Irish Point, Madres, Velour De Linde Sik and Various other Fancy Curtaina Positively the largest amortment to be seen heresbouts and as many as ell others in Washington show together. ‘This sale opens our CURTAIN SEASON. Come and see and you will buy. The more wesell the lower the Price. Iti the quantity sold that allows us to under eel) all othera In HEAVY PORTIERES we take the came leading Position asin Laces and have them from 1.75 per pair to 60 as follows: SILK CHENILLE, TAPES- TRY, DERBY SATIN VELOURS, DAMASK, TURK- 18H, VELOURS and all other leading makes, We will ‘ave you money on heavy hangings. Also in FURNITURE COVERINGS, asa few Sample ‘Bargains. FRENCH COTTON TAPESTRY, 76c.; value, $1.50. FRENCH SILK BROCATELLE, 92.50; value, 65. FRENCH SILK BROCATELLE, 95.50; value, 69. FRENCH SILK DAMASK, 67. ; regular value, 612 FURNITURE COVERINGS, Double Width, from 470. to €9 per ya. We carry TRIMMINGS, such as FRINGES, CORDS LOOPS, &c. to match all our materials, All work Gone by skilled workmen and special esigne made when desired, Areyou going to REFIT or FRESHEN up your PARLOR, LIBEARY, DINING ROOM, SITTING ROOM, BED ROOMS, RECEPTION ROOMS, orother regular regular regular Portions of your house, if so come tous and you will be surprised at the completeness of our line of DRAPERIES and UPHOLSTERIES im general. As 6 apecial feature of this sale we will ives BRASS TRIMMED CURTAIN POLE, complete, with every pair of Ourtains from @1.50 per pair up, ‘The subjoined articles are all of the verybest value, al- though the prices ettached would not indioste it, They tre goods which we have heretofore sold for eonsider- sbly more, but we like to offer inducements im STAPLE MERCHANDISE at the inception of @ ese son, to offer you # stimulus to bring you here and then have the opportunity of showing you other mort 200 dosen 18-inch PLAID LUNCH DOYLIES at G60 per dosen, 500 dozen 16-inch PLAIN LUNCH DOYLIES at 40c. per dozen. 100 dosen 5-8 DAMASK DOTLIES ot 980 per dozen. 50 dozen 20-inch RED-BORDERED GERMAN NAPKINS, €1.50 dozen 100 dozen 3-4 UNDRESSED GERMAN N SPEINS $1.75 dozen. 250 doze ALL-LINEN IRISH BUCK TOWELS size 18256, 12'¢c each 100 dozen TUBKISH TOWELS, size 19238, 180, 60 dozen WHITE ENGLISH BATHING TOWELS size 2754, 50. 500 dosen TURKISH WASH CLOTHS at 180. per doren. 50 dozen 10-4 BARNSLEY DAMASK CLOTHS at 82 each ‘Gpecial value in 60-inch CREAM DAMASE et 5@a, per yard, 2,000 yards best quality COTTON CRASH at Ba per yard. ‘800 short lengths im all qualities of BLEACHED L. 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