Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1889, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FRrpaY... September 13, 1988, CROSBY S. NOYES... MAAS SCHOOL HOES. THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Circulation efany Newspaper in the Word, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more thas all the ether papers publiened im Washington. —— New York Office: Room 03, Tribune Building, —————— Advertisements intended for tomorrow's Great 12-page Saturday issue of Taz STB should be handed in as early in the day as pos- sible. Unless this be done it may not be prac- ticable to arrange and classify them properly, which so greatly adds to the value of a busi- ness announcement in a largely used and widely circulated newspaper. ‘The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union, which holds its sixteenth annual con- vention in Chicago from the 8th to the 12th of November, is an organization probably unique in history. It is composed wholly of women. Ithas nothing to do with politics, exceptas all social reforms are in their broader sense politi- eal The two words “Christian” and ‘‘Temper- ance” in its title indicate the special lines of work within which it exerts ite energies, In the ramifications of these it touches even such subjects as public sanitation and private hygiene, on the theory that right conditions of physical life make the best basis for moral development. ‘otal abstinence from traffic in, or consumption of, alccholic stimulants is a cardinal principle of the society;and other de- partments of domestic morala receive a large share of its attention in every community where it maintains a branch. Although sometimes eharged with too radical notions of reform, aud occasionally erring on the side of haste in scrutinizing laws and pushing measures of im- portance, the influence of the Union is whole- some, and every good citizen can afford to en- courage its work with his countenance, and, where desired, with financialaid, An organiza- tion which, even at theend of sixteen years, has by its own efforts built up a system of ten thousand local auxiliary branches, spread a net- work of juvenile societies over the territory from Tampa Bay to Puget Sound, established a publishing house with an annual issue of sixty million pages and a newspaper organ of sixty thousand circulation, challenges universal re- spect for the business ability and furce of char- acter of the women who have had charge of its fortunes. eo Lieut. Everett Hayden makes a strong plea, in his pamphlet on “Tropical Cyclones,” for a thorough system of telegraphic weather re- ports from the West Indies and Windward Islands, on the ground that the storms which play such hayoe with shipping there could be prevented from spreading their damage along our.own coasts by enabling mariners to get out of their track. The causes and habits of such disturbances he considers to be well enough known now to make a pretty fair diagnosis possible; so that a shipmaster well equipped for his work would be able, in the majority of instances, after receiving certain warnings, to avoid the path of the whirlwind, or to sail into some sheltered place where he could afford to stand still and let it pass over him. There are many arguments in favor of a competent a2 i, ment any dealer can have, In this we have not miscalculated. We know positively that we can save you at least 25 per cent on your Children’s Shoes and AT $1.50 we are selling a Neat Boys’ and Youths’ Button and Laced Boot that we have known tostand 3 half-solings snd is fully equal to any 82 shoe. AT $1.25—Misses’ Genuine Dongola and Pebble Goat, Heeled or Spring Heel Button, a Shoe that is not made out of Sheepskin—like those ‘usually sold at that price—but one that is neat, honest and reliable in every instance, OUR FAMOUS MONUMENT SOLAR TIP SHOES for Boys or Girls; you all know the goods;’ the prices are #1 up to 1034s, $1.25 for sizes 11 to 2sfor the Pebble, and 25c, a pair more for the French Dongolas; every pair Just 2c. a pair less than the lowest ruling prices, THE IRONCLAD @1 Button and Laced Shoes for ‘Misses, Boys and Youths, just 50c. a pair under our competitors’ prices for similar goods, AT 75¢. Weare selling Child’s Real Dongola Pebble Spring Heel or Heeled Shoes for Misses, and Solid Sole Veal Cslf Button and Laced for Youths and Boys, We warrant every pair of these to give good service, WM. HAHN & CO's RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 7th street, 1922 Pennsylvania avenue, 231 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, it FALL OPENING AT KAU! ILE. COMBINATION, 11th st. immense FMAN: EAN, ra You Axe Tsrerestep Is Tus. If you are not troubled wite Malaria, you may be later. Why not prevent it? You can do so by using a bottle of WINE OF CALISAYA AND TRON now, It costs but 75c., is very palatable, and does all that is claimed forit, “Prevention weather service in the tropical waters of our | —# better than cure." hemisphere in view of the terrific character of the cyclones developed there, the increasing as magnitude of our shipping interests in the For sale at Caribbean sea and the Gulf of Mexico, and the extent of American sea coast along which the cyclones are liable to spread devastation be- fore their fury is spent. 2 MERTZ’S DRUG STORE, It 1014 F street n.w. The District recordership of deeds very HEY GROS GRATIN COLORED st 3c, a . 01 2 0} pric JEMAN'S naturally occurs to mind when some office is to DOUBLE COMETS ATi ait th ot, ace, fee one ee ke Ith st. 8.¢,, for one wel 6. On OF eh d-Ot be suggested a8 peace offering to Mr. Tanner | %™™encing Monday, Sep and the G. A. R. Its use by Mr. Cleveland as a rich tid-bit for the enjoyment of the colored voter at large bas attached to it the character of political pap-dish, and brings it naturally to the front when some palatable morsel is pro- pose | to tickle the palate and soften the re- sent nent of another class of voters, But, hap- pily for the District, the President is resolved, it is understood, that this local office, sustained entirely by the fees of property owners in the District, shall cesse to be used asa political bribe to classes of voters and shall be admin- istered by a citizen of the District. What tho pledges of the party platform and the home- rule principle suggest in the matter that, it is believed, the President will do. oo Avery good suggestion is that called forth by the recent storm on our Atlantic coast, to the effect that American ocean travelers, who invariably make some benevolent contribution tothe fund of a sailors’ charity, should spend some of their money at least upon the Ameri- can life-saving service, instead of throwing it all into the treasuries of British institutions. Certainly no men deserve more admiration for their courage and devotion to duty than the humble corps who patrol the American coast, only fairly fitted out with appliances for their work, ill-paid, and seldom heard of. In such emergencies as the reeent prolonged storm their hercism has been put to the severest test, with « result wholly honorable to them. —————— ‘The local fight between gas and the incandes- cent light goes merrily on, and the public de- rives considerable useful information from the jposure by each of the other's It is claimed in behalf of gas that the ineandes- cent light is not “ijluminating material” and cannot, therefore, under the law be substituted for gas, The public will find as much difficulty in viewing the undemonstrative, feeble-rayed gaslight of Washington as “illuminating” as in prououncing immaterial electri a “mate- rial” It would be unfortunate if legal discus- sion should develop the fact that neither form of lighting can be employed in strict accord- ance with the requirement that an “illuminat- ing material” shall be used, ——<—— The shortest political platform on record is the single sentence, “I am a democrat;” and the two distinguished public men who stand on itare John Lawrence Sullivan and David Ben- nett Hill. ee An Illinois watch company has decided to call in the services of an assignee in order to adjust its relations with debtors and creditors, but announces that there is no intention of winding up ite affairs. If its affairs are any- considers Isrenestixa FPacrs. BR. GOLDSCHMID, 1007 ana 1009 F st. n.w. THE FEATURES TOMORROW. Special reduction in Perfumery, Stationery, Jewelry, Umbrellas, China, Pictures, Rugs, Trunks and Baby Carriages. STATIONERY—SPECIAL, Box, Slate and Pencil only 3c. Diary Lead Pencils, 1c. a doz. Faultless Combination Envelopes only 3c. a pack- age. Ivory Paper Cutters only 7c. Fountains’ P: ns only 230. Box of Irish Linen Paper for 13¢. Fancy Bor, containing 24 each Paper and Envelopes, worth from 18 to 48c., for 12 and 18c, Foncy Linen Paper, with plain and ragged edge, only 18e. a box, Antique Parchment Paper only 21c. per box. JEWELRY (FEATURES). Assorted Bangles, worth 25c., only 12c. Old Silver Side Combs, worth mly 100, Oxidized Glove Buttoners, worth 15c., at Se. Auburn, Black or Shell Pins only 3e, A*“Tip" Collar Button only 7c. PERFUMERY (FEATURES.) Imported Soap, worth 25c,, at 12 Omnibus Toilet Soap, worth 15c., for 10c. Pon Palm Oil Soap only 7c. Florida Water Bouguet Soap only 21¢. Bazin & Sergent’s Poud Lily, Rose, White Rose, aad White Lilac, &e., Extracts, worth 25c., ouly ‘Seely's Celebrated Extracts only 38c. UMBRELLAS (LEADERS), Poon} Warp Paragon Frame Umbrellas, 26 in., only 1. Suk Warp Paragon Framo Umbrellas, 28 in., only e148, GLASS WARE (FEATURES). ‘Mason’s Improved Fruit Jars, 1 qt. 880. s doz; 2 ats.. $1.08 a doz. Thin Blown Tumblers 6 for 180. only tie. worth 386, only Flour Bowls only 38¢. CHINA DEPARTMENT. Decorated China Salad Bowls, worth 25e., at 18¢, Geach English China Decorated Cups, Saucers and Plates only 98e. Pitch Decorated China Cups, Saucers and Plates, Elegant Decorated English China Tes Sets, 56 Pieces, only $3.78. gfiudsome Haud-paintod American Chine Tea Sets, w-shape Decorated English China Dinner Sets, 112 pieces, worth $15, only 810.98. Glasgow Pottery, Deeorated Chins Dinner Sets, 127 — ouly oss. jew-pattern Berutifully Decorated American China Dinner Sets, 150 pes., ouly $42.93. English Chita Decorated Tvilet Sets only $1.98. Hand-painted Aworican China Toilet Seta, $3.28. Hand-decgr ated American China Toilet Sets, with “rely Bas. CENT DISCOUNT ON WATER COOLERS, LAWN TENNIS GOODS AT COST. PICTURE DEPARTMENT (FEATURES). IMMENSE REDUCTION IN OKDER FOR TO- Ww. MORROW. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT. THE LOWEST PRICES. Handsome Antique Qak-framed tures _ glish Mat only 63c. bara eran Pictures, 20 difterens ‘Styles of Frames, only ‘New-pattern Shaded Frames with the celebrated Engravings and Etchiugs only 82.48, Ornamented and Pictures to mate! for $2.98, ‘elbiocanpranges 15 Different Battle Scenes of all the famous Battles Soa? Fas" Bandsomely framed in Bronze, only BUG DEPARTMENT (FEATURES), CLEANING OUT (SPECIALS), oo In view of the way sensations become epi- @emic, there is going to be a close contest this season between the multitude of Niagara Falis crsnks who will threaten to imitate Graham and Brodie and the crop of bogus babies which will spring up asa result of the exposures in ‘the Hamilton case. ‘When anything is wanted it is toknow where togetit. It is great thing ‘MID, 1007 and 1009 F st, nw. Store open from 8:30 a.m. to 20 p.m. oe mer sake ie —__————_—=—===—==__—_ We hare just opened our eneand importation ot tbe | et yh oe Suwa t QLUE YLEMISE STORE WARK, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. ‘MISSES’ KID BUTTON, worth @1.50. ‘SS CTS. BOYS’ SOLAR TIP BUTTON AND LACE, 98 CTs. FOR BOYS’ SPRING HEEL BUTTON. ‘Regular price $1.50, MISSES’ AND 98 CTS. FOR LADIES' DONGOLA AND PEBBLED BUTTON, Cheap at $1.50. $1.95 FOR MEN'S EVERLASTING WAUKPHAST. $1.95 MEN'S SCOTCH BOTTOM BALS. $2.50 FOR WATERPROOF GRAIN CREDEMORES. $2.50 SEWED AND PEGGED CALF BOOTS. $3.50 FOR LADIES’ HAND-SEWED FRENCH DONGOLA BUTTON. Good value at $5, 94.00. GENTS HAND-SEWED CUSTOM MADE FRENCH CALF BOOTS AND GAITERS. Equal to 88 ordered shoes, RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES AT HEILBRUN'S SHOE HOUSE, 402 7TH STREET, By See: ‘*The Old Lady in Window.” 16,2, Su PLUSH, 2,000 YARDS IN ALL, 280. J per yard at our gpent Monday, Sept. 16, for one week. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION, Lith st. se. se13-6t Dow Prerenn To Jvvae A SHOE BY ITS LOOK INASTORE, IT IS SAFER TO JUDGE A SHOE BY THE STORB IT 18 IN. OUR CHILDREN’S SHOES ARE THE BEST TO BE HAD FOR HARD WEAR, EASY WEAR, DRESS, NO MATTER WHAT, AND YOU CAN GET THEM ALL OF THE BEST QUALITY FOR LESS MONEY THAN YOU CAN ANYWHERE ELSE IN TOWN, WE HAVE GOOD STOUT SHOES THAT COST AS LITTLE AS GOOD SHORS CAN AND THEY LOOK AS THEY OUGHT—THEY ARE TRUE GOOD SHOES, CHILDREN'S SHOES, HAND-MADE, 82 TO 83.50. BOYS" SHOES, 2 TO 84, BBB eR 11T ™ Be 0 0 RMR THT oT s88s Peouy ee FSS bee ‘ws OE ROP Sy98 ARTHUR BURT & C0, 2013 1211 F ST. N. W. I yt. WARNER'S HEALTH, NURSING AND COR- faline, si ind 28, 4c. at our open- ing M Sent 16. it will pay you to come from any sect.on DOUBLE COMBINATION, 11th st.s.e, ee MM MM REE NNN” gS! MMMM FE” NWN = g85s MM EP ORE SS MMM ERR NNN Busi PPP A ae DD AA YY BB aa OY bop AA ¥ Pall Stuff for men arriving daily. For tomorrow wo have some very good things, which we advantageously bought, and no more at the price after these are gone, Warranted Fast Black One-half Hose of our own im- portation, every pair stamped WE POSITIVELY GUARANTEE FAST COLORS, 25e., 35e. aad 50c. a pair. 0c. Fancy Striped English One-half Hose, new shadings,double heel and toe, full regplar made,which Wo now offer at 250. A PAIR, 25c. Suspeuders with Draw Supporters attached in Plain, White and Fancy Colors, SPECIAL, ye. 8 pair, 12igc. Hemstitched Colored-bordered Handkerchiefs in new patterns, SPECIAL, 100, EACH. A WoW sw EEE TIT AA wwww E = AA WWWw EE } AAA ww Ww gE T A A w Ww EEE tT WoW WEEE A “TITTH H EEE RRR Wig AF idl ie WWWW EE AAA OT E Ww W ERE A A T i i ker Be Rg RBR RRI 6G6G. TT NNN Baa eR GOS A OT ANE hak Rh Goa AA Ht ARE BB A AR R GGG A AIL NNN A BIG SPECIAL IN UMBRELLAS. ‘The quantity won't last long, we don’t think that they will hold out tomorrow, for that reason the price will hold good FOR ONE DAY ONLY, TOMORROW, 26-inch GOLD CAP GLORIA UMBRELLAS, 81.10 28-inch - « ear BAURTS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETA a ENUINE. 1 veld MB'S WOOL ENTLEMEN’S FALL HATS. nT SP. soa sa Now York. Lower grade “Youtns Darky Mate, $1, $1.50 and #250, _—_ Same Gamers, & Se and for bed rooms, We Shes 83, $3.50 and Tsx Fur, 812 72 Sz. N. W. THE FAIR, 812 7TH ST. KW. TOMDREOW, SATURDAY, SEPT. 14, 188¢; We have gathered together slot of Goblets, Tumblers, ko. They are Odds and Ends in lots of lees than s dozen. We have marked them down to about the Prices they would bring st suction, and we will sell them Tomorrow on our Bargain Counter, These lots consist of Goblets, Tumblers, Handled and Unhan- died Beer Glasses, Wine Glasses, Cocktails, Sodas, Cognacs, Lemonade Mugs, &., &e, It will pay you to ook them through, ALSO A GREAT DRIVING SALE TO- MORROW FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, ‘We will sell Japanese Fruit Ssucers worth 150, for only 08e, ‘We will sel! Beautiful Crystal Cream Pitchers worth ‘15¢, for only 08e. ‘We will sell Handsome English Decorated Chamber Sets worth 84 for only $2.19, ‘We will sell Hand-painted French China Tes Sets worth 89 for only $5.98. ‘We will sell Elegant Hand-painted French China Dinner Seta, worth $25, for only $17.98. ALSO ALSO ALSO Festooned-edge Gold-lined Bone Dishes for only 06c. each. Beautiful White Latticed Fruit Bowls, look like a 75c. article, for only 15¢, Square-shape Bridgewood White Porcelain Covered Dishes for only 49e, Prize Hardwood Folding Table, inlaid stripes, worth $1.98, for only $1.29, Patent Combination Ash High Chair and Rocking Chair combined, one of tie neatest and best Child’s Chairs ever produced, the price only 91.25, ‘The following Household Articles, Cheap, but Good: Large Nickeline Trays, 3c.—15-inch Block Tin Wash Basin only 10c.—6-ringed Muffin Pans only 100.—Square Cake Pans only Se.—Large Gal- ‘vanized Dippers only 9c.—Handsome Leather- ette Table Mats only 5¢.—Children's Brooms only 5c,—A Good 3-atring 19¢, Broom for gnly 120, Some more of those Children's Carts and Wheelbar- Tows at 10¢, each, THE FAIR, 812 7TH ST. N.W, FRANKLE & 00., Proprietors.11 1t Ce) UR MILLINFRY DISPLAY OF TRIMMED AND untrimmed Hats, Ph id Foathers, Plum Kibbo be day Mept 10, we display ait 0 Sept. 16, we dis KAUEMA S DOUBLE COMBINATION Lith ae ne 66 Pssectncee Or Ovenixa or JULIUS LANSBURGH'S MAMMOTH CARPET, FURNITURE AND UPHOL- STERY HOUSE TO MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 23, Until then we will continue at our old stand, 315 ‘7th st.,and sell everything from 15 to 75 per cent Jess than cost. ‘Now are Your Opportunities, UPHOLSTERY GOODS REDUCED ONE-HALF, FURNITURE REDUCED ONE-HALF. CARPETS REDUCED ONE-QUARTER, ‘Do you need & Carpe? If 80 you can select oneof our old patterns of Body Brussels, best quality, at 900. er yard. Do you need a Tapestry Carpet? Do you need a Wilton Carpet? Do you need Smyrva Rugs? Do you need Art Squares? If 80 save on every purchase enough to buy some- thing else you may need, Next Week, commencing SEPTEMBER 16, we will sell yet LOWER THAN EVER, NOTHING TO BE TAKEN INTO THE NEW HOUSE. Old Store will be Open for Business until JANUARY 1, 1890, Sass Ax> Company To Faorr. (2h “eit niet se'ee st «ane | oenes, Sxmom 13, 1889, ‘Usablee—piled high snd solid. Pull it down—thst's ‘What it's here for, Youcan carry off bigger armfuls ‘this csason. There's more of it—end Jgpe Price on i Come on, and we'll show you around a bit, Let's look at the Boys’ and Children's Department first, Patience in cloth is what thesesuits are, They'll stand lots of tough usage before they’ll give in. Got ‘atyle about ‘em, too.—Quality and comeliness work to- gether likee charm here, How mnch? There's where ‘Tm ‘WOODWARD & or Con ine ax aTn ww. { ‘we've lassoed public fsvor—$2.50 to $25, A safe suit slightly higher prices. We have them accept the all—up to the finest grade. The ? at $2.50—a masterpiece at $25. Werun tho short puitenel tbideetvae Sek? te Pant sizes up larger—twelve months older than most Pn etanacnmyousnareeerten DERWEAR, people.—Norfolke, plated fronts and plain jackets for we aoe eee ‘qualities are the best and the prices are the . Every pair guarsntesd “Past First floor.) AN EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN IN ‘UM! ~— By & jndicious purchase We have secured a bundted 26-inch Black « Helvetia Cloth Umbrellas, which are Superior to the cheap Gloria Cloth Um- the first pair of pante—Long sacks, Cutaways and Prinoe Albert Frocks for the long-pant boys.—Made up in all the fabrics you wear—and some that you can"*t= ‘Not in the same patterns, though—New ones designed forthem. Kilts for the “toddlers"—selected with mamma's taste—8.50 to @15—Cheaper than you can make 'em and sure fittera—Imported and domestic made Jersey Blouses with abbreviated pants. The crown points of style—servicesble, too. Overcoate— all weights.—Reefers—American meade and seme French and English novelties. Fffnishinge—every- thing from s Collarto their Hosiery, Selectodjfor them, ‘This is the Second flosr—Let's go up to the Men's Department.—Looking at the Light-weight Overcosts now, most of you,—How much do you want to pay— $8, $10, 815, $16.50, $20, $25, $30 or $35!—We've got ‘em at all those prices—and a dozen or two differ- ent styles at each price.—Take a hard Jook at the way they're made and trimmed—Seen anything like them for the money elsewhere? We're from @2 to @5 short of other people in price—When we get to #20 and 825 we cross swords with the best custom work, and we're Bot downed" either, But Suite—$10to$40—You know the line of 810 Suits we carried this summer—regu- lar $15 garments? Keeping up that same standard im best value in this city, while the Drawers and Shirts will be eagerly purchased by who appreciate comfort, durabill offered here. The styles are ¢ven iu more variety than in Lisle, See the new 25c. Boot Pattern Hose, Same designs As quoted above. ‘the fine pearl buttons; the scalloped edges; ‘the Silk Ribbon neck band, &c, We have secured this stock of Underwear at ex- tremely favorable prices and we hardly con- Gider it necensary to say that it is impossible for you to buy better qualitis at their re- spective prices, Without further comment we submit the following special lines: Tadies' Swiss Ribbed Fall-weight All-wool Vests in high neck and short sleeves and low neck and short sleeves in Natural Gray, White, Pink and Sky Blue. All sizes, Black Silk Vests with the new wide Rib; also Ribbed Wool Vests and Panta, the Veets with fronts Embroid- ered in Colors. Ladies are even coming through the rain for the new = Weight Mertmo Underwear. Much praised Fall and Winter weights. —The others up to $40 show a Nha ed “RIBBONS,—The weather alone is the reason for = up — vit aah esl sida Ged Dak Gece a Pie: Oba Gl S130 wad GOD Plenty of those Ribbons being still here. Every Dew ‘Shade, including Black, White and Cream, in Moire, Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Medium-weight All- with Satin and Crown Béie, and G. G., with Satin wool Vests, with high neck and longaleeves, in Natural Gray and White, Size....... 2 4 oma 56 . 3 Price ....81.40 $1.50 $1.60 and 70 Same as above in extre-heavy winter leaders.—We've got the fit down toa seience—regularly built men or not—it's all the same to us. —Sacks, Cu aways and Prince Alberts in the finest fabrics and the latest patterns.—Thicker Overcosts leter—when you need ‘em, On the floor above is the Tailoring. We don't make eheap clothes up there—only the best and finest grades— but at moderate prices. Go up—like to have you see our cloths and hear a tale or two about style and Price. Now the ground floor. Hats—and right off, too.—A light-weight overcoat and astraw bat islike oil and ‘water—won't mix. The latest thing in Derbys and Silks at a saving of adollar or two to you. Got our name in the crown instead of some exclusive batter's. You understand sbout that. We're pushed for room for the boys' and children's stock—got #0 much of it. Lots of novelties in shapes for them—and prices tuo. Half way down front are the Shoes. Samples in sight—but a stock-room full of all sizes and shapes of the lateat and best things—robbed of all their fancy Prices, Saks and Company's price and guarantee on GLOVES. —Here ix a list of shades in the new Pig- skin Movaquetaires at 8c. apair. Six shades Gray, six Tans, six Modes, Fawn, Slate, Stone, Drab, Mousa, Ecru and Hlack. The new Undressed Kid Mousque- tatres at ONe. a pair have been pronounced as good as those usmlly offered at €1.35. Have you seen the new Reds in the Suede Mousguetaires at @1.65? Please send the men bere. Men's Gloves tried on at our risk and fully guaranteed. Prices @1, $1.35, £1.50 and 61.988 pair. Dogskin, Calf,Castor Beaver, Chevrette and Kid Gloves to aclect from. JEWELKY.—€2,000 worth of Imported Jewelry hd been opened during the last three days. Worth mpecial mention is the new Enamel Lace Pins from 600, to @5 each. Tho new Buckles in Silver and Jet from 0c. to S6each. Marvelous imitations of the real are the Double Hair Pins with Fancy Scroll Tops at only 16. each. They are identical in appearance to those of real gold and silver #old at the Jewelry stores at @4.50. Bee the new “Directoire” Hair Band st 20. Sells in real silver at €4.50; in gold for #10. LEATHER GOODS.—The following are Inte addi- tions to this department: Lap Writing Tablets of imi tatiod embossed leather only 250, For 10¢. three Memo. Books, each containing 50 Pages. Look at the ecuvers to these books and then you'll marvel at the price. HANDRERCHIEFS.—The entire west side of store No, 1119 Penn. ave. is now devoted to this depart- ment. The lately-arrived 12 and 25c, Handker- cliefs are of the Gnest linen aud choicest designs ever Weight, in high neck aud long sleoves,in Natural Gray and Bizes. White, 2 3 21.75 wees 81.70 @1. $1.85 and $1.90 €1.90 and 81.95 Swiss Ribbed Vests, with high neck and long sleeves, in Natural Gray and White. Sizes..... 2 3 a and 65 Price... $1,10° $1.15 @1.20 and #1.25 PLAIN (NOT RIBBED) UNDERWEAR — We have a full line of Ladies’ Fall-and-win- ter-weisht White Merino Vests and Pants, in excellent qualities, at 373g, 50, 75c. and @1 Pergarment. The Vests have high neck and Jong sleeves, Each grade is a slightly better quality than usually offered at its respective Price. Ladies’ Extra-grade White Merino Vests, heavy quality, high neck and long sleeves, every patr, Bizes..26, 28, 30, 3 offered st the price, and more of them than ever be- Space front holds the Furnishings, 7, 8. 905. 105, 9115 fore, ‘The Market 5, 85, 95, 91.05, $1.15, AKT GOODS.—Choice pieces in Jananese Ware now Look in the windows on that corner and see how we're seed and 40. on view and st “Palais Rayel price” wideh unum steering, Look at the Neckwear—Our half-dollar sort, 8125, @1.33, apd 9145, | POMtly half what you may expect; that is, if you have been dealing at the credit stores, OTHER NEW GOODS —The New Ladice’ Pull-regular-made Extra-fine and neck taiieatr every one, Same way on en eebeetis ares, — -_ heavy Merino Vests, with high meck and Dress Goods, Laces, Trimmings, and Buttons are exhibited so as to hee Gaines Mane. AD The SEER ee Jong sleeves. = ait Kive yous bird's eye view of the fall and winter styles, reserved Gents’ Furnishers with our papular prices on Son....20, 2%, 38 md A pretty diaplay and an inetroctive one = ipa gene Br = THE PALAIS ROY. everything. Price, .@1.40, $1.50, $1.60, 81.70. $1.30, Sizes. 36 and 38, _tOeatioenl Behe Got togo? Well come in often—always glad to see you. Rewsaxrs Curse Toxonnow. ‘The rain kept so many home this morning that we Tepent lust night's advertisement. You may profit by it tomorrow. SILK AND WOOL VESTS.—Ladios’ Ex- tra Heavy Silk-and-wool Swiss Ribbed Vesta, with hich neck and long sleeves, in SAKS AND COMPANY, THE OUTFITTERS WHO STUDY THE PEOPLE'S Cream and Sesh color. THE PALAIS ROYAL, Binea...... B a 4 and 5 (See below.) WANTS AND CATER ACCORDINGLY, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE Price.......-+.82-75, $3, $3.25, $3.50, Resxayrs To Sur Yor. Most likely the very remnant to suit you is bere, and yet you'll not find it quoted below, ‘To explain: Those odd garments or short lengths of which there are but one or two picces are not quoted, and for obvious reasons, though, in truth. such rem- sel3 CHILDREN'S FALL AND WINTER UN- DERWEAR.—We have in stock about ten Rew lines and qualities of Children's Pall and Winter-weight Underwear. We propase to do @ larger trade this Fall in Children's Underwear than ever, and Sstuixe Orr Foe Costo Suozs CHEAP TO CLOSE OUT BUSINESS. eH jexant Boots for full and winter, made to order Pr Ns og Gt Sd eaapareet Svan excellent chance for a good shoemaker to buy the shear i haye now the stock to do it. Prices are lower. Here area few special lots, Children's Two-thirds Wool Vests, Pants and Drawers, The Vests have high necks and long sleeves, whole business very clieap. Apply to or hants are reduced to lower prices than the broken lots 3 S31 BNSy, AA quoted fu this column. & £4 ba £4 | wd E LLLL Prices Hr Haro Ix Tus NICK OF TIME. All Broken Lots of Boys' and as itis the only remedy we have to get rid of the Saery Erne ars Se Vick we eevee Seep eae le THE PALAIS ROYAL. IMMENSE STOCK [oA Foun Mews Children's Heavy-weight Cotton-and-wool Suite and Trousers Swiss Ribbed Vests, high neck and long | Resser Groons Axp U wenetias. gathered there, as we will positively not take a aman sleeves, “ ee ms DOLLAR'S WORTH OF OLD GooDs : pt aa /on Slate. 8 3 ¢ 5 6 me ‘weight and are literally water;root, Only $2.98 INTO THE NEW QUARTERS. . MEN'S RUBBER GOSBAMERS —Light weight, but We have too many Bargains to enumerate them. Cneh toa Som oer Now we have Losses—no Profita, Wy Bentiag he Fete 7 nm on Broken Lots. ; Get the benefit of our Reductions, Save considera- 7 od BOYS’ Light Weight Rubber Costs, Reioes Tos Remain. Price...... 60 65 70 75 80 snd BSc, ‘Those ble by buying of bans son Children's Heavy-weight All-wool Swiss | he. gags ne 8% ‘Make your selections Ribbed von peck Jong sleeves, JULIUS LANSBURGH, ‘and deduct one-fourth Extra fine quality for the prices, 44 from the figures marked 3. 2013 315 7thet. nw, | School Suits, Suite for Streot wesr, Suits for Piay or FRIDAY, SEPT, 13, 1889. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY are now offering a full line of NEW CROP GREEN PEAS—both Imported and Domestic—we have the Domestic in Tin and the Imported in Tin and in Glass, ‘The quality of these goods ia all that one can desire, being very sweet and natural in flavor and the prices ‘ave very reasonable indeed. In fact, we are offering a decided bargain in the way of Fine French Peas in Giass—Goods that usually sell at 45 to 50c., while our price on this lot is only 350. or $4.00 per dozen full- sized Gjass Jara. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 NINTH STREET. offering some very choice grades at bargain rates, £RYG Geer Coma Arp Jarax TEA 00, ‘TEAS AND COFFRES AT WHOLESALE PRIOR ‘TO CONSUMERS, ‘BEST WHITE R10, 250. p BEST GOVT. JAVA, 300, ‘BEST MANDHELING JAVA, 380. P.G.—We are still “booming” Flour and we are Dress Purposes, Suits of Every Grade going at one- quarter leas the regular prices, — Remember these are Fall Weights — mia stictenis Price.. @1 81.10 $1.20 $1.30 $1.40 and $1.50 maGe anes Notwithstanding all the space we have Ssturday the 14th inst, riven to Under wear we have not enumernted B, ROBINSON & CO,, LACES.—Will you be willing to have your Lace ‘Dress in two or three pieces if you can get it ot half ‘price? PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, dics’ Bath “os stitched cutis, Price, 63.50. Oper Flannel Bath Wrap- ‘pers, in all colors, with tucked yoke in beck and front and each tuck stitched with ailk. UBectod oor collar and ‘French i i ) I j | | i I | E f j I Ws Tum a j ‘WE HAVE THE BEST TEN-DOLLAB FALL, OVERCOAT IN THE CITY. IT'S OF Alle iH li ‘WOOL IMPORTED CHEVIOT, THIS GRA- 80S GOODS, AND I8 WORTH MORE . t i te i if on ; ut it iF | J +