Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1889, Page 4

—— THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON ‘ D.C.. SATURDAY, THE EVENING STAR. | Hovse & Henswaxes WASHINGTON: EQUITABLE SATURDAY -November 9, Esso. CREDIT = « acacia s NOTES. | House KEEPERS: HAS IT EVER OCCURRED TO YOU AT HOW TRIFLING AN OUTLAY OF MONEY YOU CAN PURCHASE FOR YOURSELVES AND YOUR FAMILIES THE COMFORTS OF LIFE, TO SAY NOTHING OF THE HAPPINESS AND CONTENTMENT ATTENDING THESE COMFORTS? OUR CREDIT SYSTEM, WHICH NEITHER RESTRICTS YOU IN THE AMOUNT OF YOUR PURCHASE NOR OPPRESSES YOU WITH AN INSUFFERABLE BURDEN, WILL, IF JUDICIOUSLY TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF, ENABLE YOU TO LIVE THE PEER OF YOUR WEALTHIER Circulation ofany Newspaper in the Werta, pnd ns an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the othel papers puvusacd in Washingt Kew York Office: ian 93, Tribune Building. _—— Aremarkable instance of the supplying by a court of the omissions left in the law by the statute makers is that which has just occurred in New York, where the courtof appeals has ruled with this result upon the Palmer will case. A widowed farmer named Francis Palmer had a favorite grandson Elmer, to whom he had resolved to leave almost his whole fortune by will, cutting off the rest of the family with small bequests. The old man married again, and Elmer, fearing that some NEIGHBOR recent escapades of his own afd the influence axD of the new wife would cause a change to be made in the will. put strychnine into his grand-| 72 ENVY OF YOUR IMMEDIATE CIRCLE father's rum jug and killed him. His youth OF FRIENDS. saved him from being as severely dealt with as IT IS, IN ITS METHODS, 80 he seemed to deserve, and he was sent by the SIMPLE, Elmira reformatory, whence he emerged after about three years and demanded his grand- EQUITABLE, father’s fortune. His relatives sided against FAR-REACHING bim, but the supreme court held that, as there AND was no statutory enactment covering such a BENEFICENT, case as this, the estate must be given to the proponent of the will. The court of ap- peals has just reversed that decision, claring that the case is covered by the maxim that no one shall be permitted to profit by his own wrong. and that, if such an iniquity as this lad committed had been con- sidered by the legislature, specific provision would have been made against it. “A thing which is within the intention of the makers of ® statute,” says the court, “is as much within the statute as if it were within the letter; and a thing which is within the lettcr_of the statute is not within the statute unless it be within the intention of the makers.” This was an extras ordinary case and required extraordinarily heroic en. THAT, TO ONCE PARTAKE OF ITS BENE- FITS, ITS MEMORY WILL REMAIN A PLEASURE FOREVER. IT ALLOWS YOU THE USE OF WHILST PAYING FOR THE GOODS, AND GRANTS YOU THE INESTIMABLE PRIVILEGE OF DICTATING THE TERMS UPON WHICH YOU MAY WISH TO PURCHASE. WE EXTEND ITS BENEFITS TO ALL RELIABLE HOUSE KEEPERS, REITERAT- ING OUR FORMER WELL-FOUNDED BOAST THAT LOW PRICES, HONEST REPRESENTATIONS AND EQUITABLE DEALING HAVE EVER BEEN THE DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS OF OUR EMINENTLY SUCCESSFUL The chief le legal omution raised by the trial of the Navassa rioters is that of jurisdiction. Have the United States authority to enforce their laws on an island which is nota part of their territory, but which Americans have [aid claim to by right of discovery and use? The Constitution confers nothing of the sort in terms; and yet we are daily stretching » point to make our citizens secure in semi-civilized countries by insisting upon their trial for erime by an American consular tribunal, in- stead of by any of the native courts, in spite of the fact that the Constitution prescribes a trial by jury for all persons accused of crime and that at these consular trials no jury is obtainable. ‘There are certain general principles which lic at the bottom of all social activity, and the Con- stitution rests on these, like everything else. Itiscontended that one of these principles would be violated if we permitted any con- ditions to hamper us in the exercise of our na- tional acthority over a part of the world which neither belongs to nor isin the posscssion of any other power, on which American citizens were engaged in a lawful industry, and where, iu the absence of any organized authority, they are liable to suffer serious injury. The Constitution was intended to be a guide, not uu obstruction, to the reasonable establishment of law and order; and when a question arises which was never contemplated by the framers of that instrument it must be settled on broad grounds of justice and common sense, A ar Montana steps into the Union third in the ‘ine of northwestern applicants. Washington would have come in before this if it had not been or technical objections to the form in which her rs were drawn. Possibly it is mortify- to the father of his country that the state ring bis name should thus come in at the <1 of the procession, but more probably he »esees the confusion and annoyance which ‘follow the giving of his name to a state » addition to the capital city and,as an un- itish patriot, is doubtless willing that the new tate shall be kept out of the Union even until ste name is changed, CREDIT SYSTEM. HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE, 921 and ¥23 7th st. and 636 Mass. avo. ow. ee2-4m poe OF CHILDREN'S NEWMARKETS—ONE ‘bh Print and the oan Fancy ary Wor. sis and At wel 4 to 12 M. APand 1235 Tit ste INCH WIDE HENRIET shades, 25c. = ya. 38% ail shades, 434, per LU a's, 745 and 747 fii ot. ae. W. M. Savsrex & Soxs, 919 PENN. AVE. N.W. WE HAVE THIS DAY PLACED ON OUR COUNT- ERS THE CHOICEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE COLLECTION OF PATTERN DRESSES EVER DISPLAYED IN WASHINGTON, THEY COM- PRISE ALL OF THE NEW AND DESIRABLE SHADES AND EFFECTS AND, HAVING BOUGHT THEM EVEN LESS THAN IT COST TO IM- PORT THEM, WE ARE ENABLED TO OFFER A FIRST-CLASS DRESS FOR WHAT AN ORDI- NARY ONE WOULD COST. WE HAVE BROWNS, ATTAS, BORDAUX, MARINE, CHARTRUSSE, AZULINE, MOSS, TOBAGO, HATTER’S PEAHL, HELIOTROPE AND GRAYS THAT ARE SIMPLY SUPERB. THEY ARE RICH, RARE AND RACY. THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL IN DESIGN, RICH IN COLORING, RARE IN PRICE AND RACY IN THEIR MAGNIF- ICENCE. WESAY WITHOUT BOAST THIS IS INDEED A RARE BARGAIN, ONE PRICE. THE BEST 18 THE CHEAPEST. New York's decision not to pse the Central Park for world’s fair purposes comes a little late im the day. but it fulfils the Star's proph- ecy that the citizens of the metropolis would never consent to the ruinof their beautiful pleasure ground. A good many people in New York are becoming satisfied that there will be no world’s fair in that city, at the park or any- where else, in 1892. They are probably right, New York can afford to wait; and at some later date, when the national and historical char- acter of the celebration is nota leading feature, itcan have a big metropolitan show by itself, to which all parts of the Union will gladly con- tcibute their shares, and which all the world W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, will visit, no 919 PENN. AVE, — ——— ‘The anti-saloon men carried the two Dakotas 1 STXEE QE FANCY WORSTED NEWMARKET, for the republicans and adopted prohibition ie ea stylish : 12 HaAUFMAR'S DOUBLE Combis: vary. amendments to the constitution. The saloon ae it ‘na 12435 11th st. we. men have turned lowa and Ohio over to the democrats. Many powerful states point in one direction to the self-interest of the republican party; other powerful states point in another. “Under which king, Bezonian?” oe The health authorities of Philadelphia are talking about setting up a crematory to incin- erate the bodies of the poor which have be- come a public charge for burial. Their incen- tive is the fact that the potter's field is getting overcrowded. Now look out for a great howl of protest from the crematory managers and promoters all over the country, who will re- gard it as a shameful desecration of their pro- cess to devote its public use to the disposal of paupers’ corpses. Meanwhile, the paupers are to be congratulated. The sensible and wholesome mode in which their bodies are to be treated would be welcomed by a majority of the rich and great if it were not for the tram- mels of fashion. SS Murat Halstead will not come te Washington next spring asa six-year Senator from Ohio, But he may console himself with the reflection that the disappointments of a man in the full swing of public life ave double those experi- enced in trying to getin. Many noted leaders in Journalism, both among the living and dead, will be remembered by their countrymen long after the memories of the men they helped to raise or ruin in politics have perished, a The big fire at Petersburg, Va., perhaps, eanght from the gun that General Mahone didn’t shoot. — After last Tuesday's experience everybody down in Massachusetts is wondering why on earth the state hadn't a reformed ballot long ago. Rosrssows Reuse Rosses COATS, MACKINTOSHES AND UMBRELLAS, With one of our Rubber Coats or Mackintosh Cape Coates cheerless, dreary, rainy day like ‘this may be turned into one of positive pleas- ure, There is s wild, exuberant delight in be- ing able to bid defisnce to the elements that can only be appreciated by those who wear our Waterproof Coats in rainy westher. Our Rub- ber Coats come extra long, are backed in plaid or small checks, cemented seams, light weight, not gossamier; absolutely waterproof. Men's sizes 84, Boys’ sizes $2.50. B. ROBINSON & CO. Our Mackintosh Cape Coats are besuties. Made from light-weight English Tweeds, in small checks and mixtures, interlined witha thin layer of specially prepared rubber, which renders them impervious to moisture. They are positively the handsomest aud most useful light-weight garments made, Our price $10. B. ROBINSON & CO. Umbrellas galore in Silk, Gloria Cloth and Al- Pace, gold and silver tipped handles and nat- ‘ural sticks, a truly great assortment, from $1.50 to@10. Whileon the subject of Um- brellas we might mention the fact that we've made arrangements for the first “crop” of the McCormick Patent Umbrellas now being made, Inconstruction the McCormick Umbrella is the strongest that can possibly be put together, the parts harmonize and fit soclosely intoeach other thst strength is gained while size is econ- mized, so that the complete Umbrella will readily pass through an ordinary sized finger ring. The mechanism is et once simple and Wonderful. We'll show them in « few days, B. ROBINSON & CO., 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. oe Governor-elect Campbell discountenances the use of his name for Vice President ona Hill ticket in 1892. He says it is too early yet to be setting up tickets, Possibly he thinks that sober second thought may make it Cleveland and Campbell -a ticket whose popularity would spread from C. to C, T. B. Towser & Sox, DEY GOODS DEALERS 1316 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Fruit.of-the-Loom Bleached Cotton, yard wide, Unblesched Sheetine, 244 yards wide, 180. < 29-20 4 2 merit, aaa ALL-WOOL F. ex KAUEMAS pou COMBIN STRIPE wey, pqee, © to 12 Peta “aged All-woo! Flannel Suiting, Se ane. 2243 Lith st, Surab Silk, io Black and colors, 50c. All-wool Flannel Suiting, 20c, ca W. fy Poss Danuiuxsa Waren ‘Windsor Ties, Se. THE GATE CITY STONE FILTER will supply you with it without fail. We have acom- Plete stock of them in all sizes snd guarantes every 08 at 7 ‘ Poe and $1.25, oem ‘Shirt Waists OLD ENGLISH INITIALS, Eee Silver-plated Spoons and Forks with your initial in (we La ra, pa old Engliab without extra. wide, io Black WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, Good ae Wi or Gauge oclS-lm | set-3m 1205 PENN. AVR, 2d L 585 r & EXE 8 — TLL 44 NNN S33 Bee. § D BRR. sco A H Bat UR RG GH mee EME boo Be Eos “oo FOR GOS HOE 28 BBR RRR 00 at bE 89 fads BE. RE 338 : BE E ‘oo 7 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH STREET. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THE WEEK. SIDE BAND SUITINGS, all wool, 40 inches wide, in various colors, 44¢, SIDE BAND SUITINGS, 42 inches wide; choice colors, new borders, for this sale, 50c. SIDE BAND SUITINGS. Just received, 20 piece inthe new colorings, Rich border, excellent fabric. 69e. SIDE BAND SUITINGS in Cloth. Full 54 inches ‘wide, in Green, Navy and Brown; good solid heavy fabric, 75e. $1.25, ROMAN SILK BORDERED SUITINGS, re- duced from $1.50; the most original and unique de- sign displayed this season. Surah twill weave, choice colorings, a very desirable fabric also $1.25. ALL-WOOL CLOAKINGS, 54 in, Black Plaid on all colors, For » medium-weight material for chil- dren's or ladies' Peasant Wraps there can be nothing neater or more suitable. @1 per yard. For the same purpose as above stated we have a 54-inch KNICKERBOCKER STRIPE. These are very stylish, and range in colors. Brown, Green, Gray and Bin. 81.15, ALL-WOOL SERGE, 40 in, wide. We have just Teceived 23 pieces, the balance of our order of 150 pieces, This has proved tobe the best material for the price;that has ever been presented to the public, We shall continue to sell them at 50c. per yard. 46-in, ALL-WOOL HENRIETTAS. 80c. qual- ities. In all the newest color, the luster of which isequal to silk warp, fine twill, soft and plia- ble. Nothing to be had nore dressy for this low price. 5c. per yard, SERGE PLAIDS, 40 in, wide, Extra fine qual- ity, im 80 different patterns of choice colors in every conceivable combination. Special price, 50c. 42-inch WOOL-FILLED STRIPE SUITINGS, extra heavy, serviceable miterial, at the startling low price, 250, An examination will justify the time spent toan economical buyer. OUR DRESS GooDs SALON Isa combination of everything tending to make shop- Ping a pleasure—first of all it is the largest Dress Goods Rooin in the United States, “excepting none: then it isroomy; no annoyance suffered from over- crowding, no matter how busy we are; then the light is absolutely perfect; even on the:darkest day one per- petual good light illuminates this room, Here you find the GREATEST VARIETY and tho CHOICEST SELECTION OF HOME PRODUCTS AND FOREIGN WEAVES, CORRECT PRICES AND POLITE ATTENTION, Now what elso is necessary to induce your inspection? ‘We are glad to see you at all times, whether as pur- chaser or looker. prover consideration, bearing in mind that with us a look incurs no obligations tu buy. LANSBURGH & BRO., Mammoth Dress Goods Room, First Floor, Back, FLANNEL DEPARTMENT. ‘We manage to select only such FLANNELS as are free from injurious dye stuff, ‘We keep the PLAIN and FANCIES in all the grades needed. We append the following prices for your considera- tion: ALL-WOOL WHITE FLANNEL, 27 in. wide, 25c. ALL-WOOL RED TWILL MED. FLANNEL .25c, ALL-WOOL INDIGO BLUE TWILL FLANNEL 250, 100 of the latest style STRIPES and PLAIDS for Wrsppers. ‘These goods are “strictly all wool” and guaranteed to stand washing ; at 37 4c. ; worth 50c, All our FRENCH FLANNELS, 60c. We can show the latest designs, EMBROIDERED FLANNELS., We are headquarters for EMBROIDERED FLAN- NELS. ‘We can show you 150 Patterns, all new and hand- some, ranging in price from 98c. to $2.50 per yard. EIDERDOWN in all shades, FLANNEL DEPARTMENT, 7th-st, Annex, OUR POPULAR AND PROGRESSING HANDKER- CHIEF DEPARTMENT. 23 Different Styles at 1234c. ; all sheer, hemstitched; warranted fast colorings, ‘We have also just opened a line of 25c, HANDKRER CHIEFS, which comprise double hems, scalloped edge’ embroidered centers and corners, All-over Embroidered Open-work Borders, in Ecru, Cardinal, Light Blue, Pink and Buff Borders, war- ranted fast colors. INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, Weinvite you to inspect our extremely large and varied stock of LADIES’ and MEN'S “INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS.” We wish you would take usin consideration when in want of these, LADIES' ALL-LINEN HAND-EMBROIDERED HEMSTITCHED INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, with one-inch hem, 25c. ; 6 for $1.25. MEN'S ALL-LINEN LAUNDEBED INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, with 13¢-inch hem at 29c. ; 6 for $1.50, HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT, Center Aisle, Main Store, LANSBURGH & BRO. BED WEAR DEPARTMENT, BED SPREADS in different grades: One lot of HONEY COMB SPREAUS, in Large Block Pattern with Fringe; 2 yards wide anc 234 yards long. Special price 550, One lot of HONEYCOMB SPREADS, with Mar- seilles Patterns, 2 yards wide and 2¢long. Special Price 75e. One lot of HONEYCOMB SPREADS, in different size Block Pattern, 2 yards wide and 2% yards long. Special price Tic, One lot of HONEYCOMB SPREADS, with Mar- seilles Patterns; 12-4‘in size. Special price $1. BED WEAR DEPARTMENT, ‘3d Floor, Easily reached — Elevator, ANS = BURGH 2 BRO 420, 422, £24, 426 TTH ST. In either case you will receive OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHNOP, Cor, 11th and F sts. uw. Sarvnpay, Novewser Orn. 1889, ‘You remember what we said Inst Saturday almost @ new store every Monday. Our various department buyers have been in- structed to secure New Goods for each Mon- day's “Opening.” If you cannot get to the store oftener than once # weck, make it Mon- day. If twice, make it Monday and Friday. These two days are representative--Friday (Remnant day), the going ont of the old, and ‘Monday, the coming in of the now. ‘ MONDAY WALL BEGIN THE OFFERING OF * THEGREATEST BARGAIN IN BROAD- CLOTHS EVER BROUGHT TO WASH- INGTON, We shall place on our Dress Goods’ coun- ters on Monday morning 50 pes, of 52-inch Pure Wool Droadcloths, at the exceedingly Jow price of #1 per yard. We closed out the lot from amanufacturer at about two-thirds their regular price, and We are closed today on secount of the death of the father of our Mr. George C. Henning. Will reopen at the usual ‘the regular retail price of this quality is hour on Monday, @1.50 per yard. Our price, $1. Respectfully, In tho lot are about twenty of the most fashionable shedes of the winter season,and 4s this low price cannot fail tocause their quick disposal wise buyers will see the ne- cessity of an early selection, Think of a 52-in, Pure Wool Broadcloth—the most pop- ular of all the seasous' Dress tabrics—for $1 per yd. (First floor, second annex.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. SAKS AND COMPANY, Baturday, Nov. 9, 1889. 29 NEW DAMASK LINEN TABLE CLOTES AND SETS FOR THANKSGIVING, We shall place on sale Monday in our Linen department an entirely new and ele- gant line of Lunch, Tea and Dinner Sets—a Cloth with Doylies or ‘Three-quarter Napkins to match, Superior qualities, satiny, tnow Flake finish, cf French, German and Irish manufacture, in- cluding among other high-grade qualities those manufactured by the celebrated firm of John 8, Brown & Sons. Fringed Cloths in the latest patterns. 2 by 2 yards, $3.50 and up, 2 by 24¢ yards, $4.50 and up, 2 by 3 yards, #5 and up. 82~ 5-8 Doylies to mach, Beautiful line of Fringed Azure Damask Sets with 1,2, 3,4, and 5 rows of Faggotting, 88 to B22 per set. Elegant Damask Dinner Sets—a Cloth with 1 dozen 3-4 Napkins to match. Size 2 by 24 yards, $5 aud up, Size 2 by 3 yards, 36 and up. Size 2 by 334 yards, 8S and up. Size 244 by 24¢ yards, $10 and up. Size 234 by 3 yards, #14 to $40, Size 23¢ by 334 yards, $15 and up. Size 24 by 4 yards, 825 and up. Size 214 by 434 yards, €30 and up. Size 2% by 5 yards, 835 and up. We have the larcest and finest stock of Table Linens of any retail house in the STYLE OF LADI ver Newmarket extra size, from 33 i somethin RAUPMAN'S. DOUBLE COMBINATION. 1243 11th st. se. ARD SQUARE OLLCLOTH RUGE, 2307 EACH Vr ME 18 peryd. Another lot. LUMS, 745 and 747 Sth et. s.0. BLK AND AND BROWN BrA- Directoire bust; entirely plain; genres, very n9-2t* A Loxe “Rerr Wasr COMFORT FOR COLD AND TENDER FEET. EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD SHOULD HAVE A PAIR OF south, FF FRE 1 TIT (Second floor.) fe #e Md WOODWARD & LOTHROP, F K L 4 F EEE LULL T 58s, ¥ u ee PPP FRE RRR S55g 538, 4 Ht pre BrP E E ERE, Sag, NEW JACKETS FOR MONDAY. Ss8 Tun BOOP OEER BOR Bg Un Monday morning we shall place on sale AT a few lines of Black Jackets in styles never before shown in Washington, BBR Co U RRR mmr" s5Sg Ladies’ Biuck Beaver Jscxets, made half BoB UO RR = * 5g, “reefer” style, with loore fronts, edged with oe os ee OF s astrip of Astrekuan Cloth, $12.50. tes “od Oo RO Bgs8 = Ladios’ Black English Cheviot Jackets, es- Pecially suitable for mourning wear, loose fronts, with deep facing of Black Cloth, but- toned with cord loops, $12.50. Ladies’ Bisck Wide-wale English Walking Coats, lined throughout with Bisck Satin Ehadame, finished with bell cuffs and bound with roll silk braid, $18, Various “Novelties” in Black and Colored Jackets and Coats, in Wide Wales,Diagonals, Berges, Cheviots, &c., finished with the stylish rolling shawl collar, richly trimmed at the lappels and facings with genuino Kid Astrakhan and Mink fur. Late “Novelties” ia Drap de Paris Jackets, not shown elsewhere in this city, (Eizst tloor.) THEY DON’T COST MUCH AND MAKE A GOOD CHRISTMAS PRESENT, THE HUMAN FOOT [8 ONE OF THE MOBT EX- POSED PARTS OF THE LODY. THERE ARE COM- PARATIVELY FEW IN THIS CLIMATE WHO DO NOT SUFFER IN SOME MANNER FROM TENDER- NESS OF THE FEET, CAUSED BY WEARING RUBBER SHOES, WHICH PERMIT OF LITTLE OB NO VENTILATION, AND WHICH PREVENT THE EVAPORATION OF THE PERSPIRATION, THUS KEEPING THE FEET CONSTANTLY WET OR DAMP, FREQUENTLY INDUCINGCOLDS AND RHEUMATISM. THESE FELT SLIPPERS ARE MADE OF PURE WOOL, WHICH ABSORBS THE PERSPIRATION AND SO KEEPS THE FEET DRY AND IN A HEALTHY CONDITION. MEN'S FELT SLIPPERS, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, NEW DRAPERY NETS AND GAUZE FLOUNC- INGS FOR MONDAY. ‘We shall place on sale Monday for the first time 50 pieces of 45 and 48-inch Drapery ‘Laces, secured from an importer at consider- ably leas than their regular prices, and will be marked proportionately low, represeut- ing the best values we ever offered im these 81.75, esirable draperies, LADIES’ FELT SLIPPERS, So Drapery Nets only 623¢c. pery 81,50 TO 84. 48-in, All-silk Drapery Nets only 75e. per » FELT SLIPPERS SLSERE MELT SLIEs ‘The majority of these Nets are Black and 81.10. the rest Cream. . 48 in. Silk Gauze Dress Flouncings, with Dans See ae ribbon-striped borders, in the following $1, beautiful shades: Silver, Heliotrope, Cre- RUBBER BOOT SLIPPERS, 500, AND 600. These will make exquisite evening dresses and we cannot duplicate the first two lines ARTHUR BURT & CO., to sell at the low prices named. 7 VE «First floor.) SOLE AGENTS FOR THE ABO coonwisn : FELT SLIPPERS, La in 29 1211 F STREET ¥.W. LADIES' NEW HOSIERY FOR MONDAY. We shall place on sale Monday morning 50 dozen Ladies’ Warranted ‘Fast Black” ADIES’ BL'K BEAVER JACKETS, SILK-BOUND, Winter Weight Lisle Thread Hose, double bell cuff, Satin facing; $4.49. Ladies’ Blue Bea: used aad ton Gch Guage” aks bee, oe e et, aud Bt k-bound ; = 1 PAE 5 EE aa Se a: air, 3 patra for @1.25, Bs th sts. rst floor. JAN BLACK HARE MUFFS, 38C, LADIES’ WOODWARD & LOTHROP, All-wool Faucy Striped Jackets, $2.49, yore 85. n9-2t* 745 and 747 8th et. NEW HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MONDAY. Handkerchiefs are coming in, and the pulse of the Christmas Handkerchief trade is quickening. N ° TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING CREATES PUBLIC CONFIDENCE. of ADVERTISED PRICES and ‘On Monday we shall show new lines in our Gu Goo! restit convince you that we not aloue Ladics’ Pare Linen Hemstiteched Handker- SABO ALIS babcer moods stect oe Bios quapies chiefs, in both Plain White aj:d White with ts TU DAY culy, oue SPECIAL BARGAINS attractive fancy borders, at 1 Wéc. cach. It is CHANTILLY needless to say they aro ahead of any 123¢e. . Handkerchiefs yet shown, a8 you expect us to show better qualities each Curistmas, and ‘we cannot afford to disappoint you. We shall also open on Monday morning ew styles and qualities in Children's Hand kerchiefs in Plain White and White with GES 3 i i gE z ¥ SEE oak oofle Hd Hi IT WILL NEW WINDSOR TIES FOR MONDAY. OUR LACES BEFORE BUYING KLS! We have secured for Monday's ale 36 at = Dosen Heavy Quality Plaid Silk Windsor Be P% OSD "FF = Ties, such as we have heretofore sold at Ue., ug 83 83 ——— x 4? Mf Buss (First floor.) mot nod _ 421 11thst, m.w., above Pa, ave, : NEW MULL TIES FOR MONDAY. Monday morning we shall place on sale 70 Dozen White Mull Ties, bought at a sacri- ‘Bee, and shall offer them et 12igc, and 1&c, each. ‘There are many styles in these lots that ‘usually sell for more than double the price, (PEN 10) WooDWARD & LOTHROP, ANNUAL “OPENING” OF DECORATIVE ART NEEDLEWORK. Monday morning we shall display to the Public attractive “Novelties im Decorative Art Needlework for the hohday trade in our artembroidery room, on the second ficor, ‘annex. ‘The varietics of articles and fabrics are Rrester than we have ever before shown, and ‘are in origins] abapes and harmonious color Combinations, combining usefulness and ‘WOODWARD & LOTHEROP, Corner 11th and F ata, n.w, NOVEMBER 9, 1889-TWELVE PAGES. Tarortaxt Srone News. ‘The Palais Royal will open Monday Morning with } Realy 220,000 worth of mew cpods—the advance gunn’ of the Winter Season Noveltios for partion, re: ceptions, &e. Our buyers, seven of whom remrned yesterday from New York. have also scared unusual Dangains in goods that are every-day requisites I . A It gee rhe AF aa on §& BT RA TE aA TE Ss P 4 tun 2M 88 oo Y ¥ a tf RR oo WY AA L a 88 W AE R ¥ 24 tun = ‘The most important Dress Goods News of the season is given im lower half of this column. But first read Of the accessories. Moxpars Usorewrar D: SPLAY. The most lovely colorings and designs in Fancy Lisle Hose will decorate the department and give it = truly holiday appearance. High priced and low priced Noveitics not beea im the country s week ped Silk Vests at TS. centsench. Such colores N’ pr hire, Coral, Cantinal, Laven- der, Gold, two Pinks, two Biues, Cream and s White, Lisle Hose at 4c. in equally desirable shades, and taany Novelties, that must be seen to be appreciated, up to several dollars a parr, Here are bargains for the more practical women Wool Vests and Pants that are worth nearer $1 than TScents. We offer them at 68 cents. Black Wool Vests. You know how scarce they are. 85 cents, instead of #1. > Fast Black Hose, with double hich-spliced heels. Two weights, 50c. qualities for only 35c.,or 3. pains for #1. But a few of the many bargains are potnted to. The Fancy Hose that will be offered for 25c. and 350. will be THE SURPRISE OF THE SEASON. THE PALAIS ROYAL, «(Continned below.) Moxpars Haspsexcur Suow. The old stock is snesking off to the stock room for a few daya, On Monday you will not see s Handkerchief that has been in the store over three da; ‘The entire west fide of No, 1119 Pennsylvania avenue is devoted to the display of the advance «aard of the Christmas Handkerchief Army. The majority of the boxes con- tain five dozen Handkerehiefs, and the counters hold over 150 boxes, So you have some idea of the quan- tities that will be opened out before you. But the qualities, the vartety, the prices, You won't expect descriptions, will you! Here are a few prices; you must comeand test the qualities by sight and touch. Tniual Linen Handkerchiefs for men's and women's Wear, 25, 59 sud 75¢, Men's Silk Initial Handkerchiefs, 50, 75c. and @ A very great surprise in SUk Handkerchiefs for Ladies at 25c. Linon Handkerchiefs with Figures and tiny Flowers of Embroidery dotted over the center and drawn- work Hemstitched borders, 1gc. Those Handker- chiefs are offered at just half their actual value. Children's Men's and Ladies’ Handkerchiefs in handsome Boxes, The best Sc. and the best 83.50 Linen Handker- chiefs and the best at the intermediate prices ever offered by the Palais Royal. A Handkerchief display on Monday that will eclipse all our previous shows—a display that shall be spoken of all over Washington. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Mospars Masx Scnpnises, There are reasons for the many surprises on Monday back of the fact that nearly $20,000 worth of new foods have arrived the last two days. Have you asked yourself why such quantities of foods should arrive at this season? ‘The fact is that our nine buyers visited New York With instructions only to secure novelties for Clrist- mas trade, but finding the wholesalers anxious to ais- pose of every-day winter requisites at prices that would enable the ofering of undoubted bargains, have Purchased many lots, of which hints were given in yes- terday's “Star.” The rain kept you in today so we again point out a few of these bancains, 89 for Seal Pluau Jackets. Such as usually retail at 210. 25 cents for Men's Ottoman Silk Scarfs that are usually retailing at 50 cents. 98 cents for Warranted Fast Black 4-button Un- dressed Kid Gloves, with spear point embroidery Usunlly retail at @1.50. 810 for Astrachan Fur and Black Persian Lamb Capes that are being quoted at $15, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Duss Goons Barcus, Meny of our patrons are familiar with our 89c, Serges, with the band borders, Those who favor the credit stores with their patronage may have noticed stmiler Serges—they come in the new shades of Grays, Greens, Blues, Browns, Reds; among them Old Rose, Gobclin Blue, Green Gray, Terra Cotta, The borders are five inches in width, They sell from 8%. to $1, generally at @1 a yard, THE SURPRISE AT THE PALAIS ROYAL FOR MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, NOVEM- BER 11, 12 AND 13, will be the offering of these Serges at ONLY 50 CENTS A YARD, 827 This iss reducticn in price we could not pos- sibly afford had our bayer not closed out 50 pieces from the importer at @ price twenty per cent lower than previously demanded, THE PALAIS ROYAL, _(Continned below) _ Henes Asorner Scnrnise. The 42-inch Serges in Plaids and Stripes at G8c. 0 yard are familiar goods. They showld be, for over 250 pieces have been sold so far this senson. The surprise price for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday is possible because of our buyer's New York trip. ONLY 450. A YARD, These serges are warranted pure wool, full 42 inches wide, in all the new color combinations, Sam- ples and price from elsewhere will give the correct tual idea of their act worth, Pp 18 ROYAL. Su Asorner Svnraise. ‘The 54-inch Camels’ Hair Cloth, somany hundred yards cf which have been suld for Raglsns and Cloaks at@150s yard. Price fur the Special Sale ONLY $1.25 A YARD, Sw-The Plaids come in the following color combi- nations: Gray and Olive, Gray and Green, Gold and Brown; Goldand Wine, Gray and Black. ¢2-For Trimmings and Buttons to suit you and at prices that will surprise you, THE PALAIS ROYAL, _ (Continued below.) 68 cents instead of 75 cents for 40-inch Colored All Wool Drsp d’ Alma seems but mild surprise after reading the paragraphs above. The excuse is our buyer ‘was unable to secure these goods at jess than the ‘usual price, __(Coatinaed below) ‘Mark well this: The goods wilt arrive Monday, Tues- day or Wednesday, we can't tei which day al time of writing. ‘CHINA SILKS, (£3 inches wide), Forty desirable shades, apd quality that we have retailed at 75 cents ONLY 50 CENTS A YARD. S2™ Nearly 100 pieces of these Silks were secured by our buyer, who desires it stated that all the scarce THE PALAIS ROYAL, ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continned below.) A Sonrnse Asn Way. It'll surprise you to find here such scarce shades as Dahlia, Prune, Effel Red, Amethest, Lilac, Heliotrope. ‘Twenty shades in the following: Berges, 50, 68, 85 cents, Sescinunen Oo ep ceee ac centa, | ‘Silk Plush, 65 cente. Sw And the qualities for the prices, Whst about ‘qualities? the ‘ THE PALAIS ROYAL, «Continued below.) Duess Tannnxe Svurnises. |Corsers Ar Preurs The Feoy sue. atid | Most. at which | VaLa gE or MONT POPULA the GREATEST R& G CORSETS. a Tp this ftraly celebrated make we mention the fol ity, an} REAL constitates Bae = ane an ee ehh eee (No. LOX) White (No. 107.) Extra 1 K Sateen, #150, = wanet, $1.50. : 2.20. c vous Corm:te we offer you as follows Genuine “C.F formerly @1.50and 50, Genuine “CP.” formerly ea STANDARD VALUES. wus” “THOMS( In this favorite brand 5: The ene Woven Corset, short and } @xtra long, #1 Dr. Warner's Coraline Corset, 82, The popniar double * ren, in all sizes, ot 50 for mfants and chi Corset Department—second floor, SEATON PERRY, “Perry” Building, Oth and Pa sve, Established 1840. 2 oy tic houses, Vth wt. we, i KAUPMAN'S DOUDLI ) DAYS’ SPRciaL ctl SALY — BEST TAL Stitched Gr ye at hig yc. por yard. Ve snd 747 Sth wt, ae. 1 STYLE (OF Lavine ALLWOOL NEWMARKET, le of Ta All Wook KAUEM eat s 3 11th wt, wr POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, TH, STH AND D STREETS, BD > ss Sg Rs t n H RHE iH au ‘The stock is at present complete in t D bob # department, hiefs im de. ywhere, wine as fine a line of Hand y and prices as you will fin f 18 an article which take quality of. A 100. H look as well as a 25e. one, 8 S0e. on and s© on up to the highest grade must, to a eroat extent, take the m What is what. It is needless for us to mention to you that we represent NOTHING that as not in spect Just as we aay itis, We've been an busi Washington long eno’ ou te find that o In HANDKERC Se.—One lot worth up to 10c. each; all newand. pretty natterus, FOR 10c.—A lot of new and good desiens, worth every bit of 15e. to 2c. Aline of Lediey' White Homstitched Initial Hand- kerchicts, new, pretty lettering; ell Linen, EACH. POK 61, Excellent values for the price; put up six in « box. And Fine Embroidered Handkerchiets, in White and Colors, foras high a price as you want to spend, FE SILK HANDKERCHIEPS. very advantageous purchases in these owing Unusual values in all «radon. goods and a One line of F anything in Hand- ye too many of, and at present, when the departm: attractive with many bargains, is a good Lime to bi uu gS, i aR gSSy FRE Ub 8 wu pes ts EE SS P tun uu (Sss8 oH rer Sas > ‘We have Just opened 20 pieces of 18-inch STRIPED MOIRE PLUSHES. In all desirable shades, Make handsome Dress Trimmings, Combination Suits and extensively used for AKT work. These Goods have never been sold for less than @1.50.s yar. By one of the ups and downs of trade we are now enabled to offer them for #1. yard, @ remarkably low price, Sve the display in one ot the windows, also oftering ® lot of 18-inch Colored end Ba striped Plushes, which were @1 a yard, FOR 650. A YARD. ‘We have just received entirely new and excelent values in DRESS GOODS of all descriptions, There is nothing new or stylish in Dress Materials which we don't show, and st prices on which you will save ‘acre than enough to buy linings and buttons, Quite an ocR MM MM ITT L TLSN N FRERRE Y_ MMMMITDL L UNNSNEK EK RYE MM MII LULLLLLLUN NN KEER K Y Buyer returned from New York bringing some big barrains, The following are ® few—we have « whole depart- ment full of others: 1,000 bunches of real Ostrich Black Tips, 31 bunch, worth G8c., and never attempted to be sold SPECIAL PRICE 390, A BUNCH. A lot of All-silk Moire, Crown Edge Ribbons, every desirsvle shade, for either dress trunming or fancy work, 20c. und more was the price. SPECIAL 140. A YARD. Two styles of Children’s Plush Csps in 3 piece or round crown; trimmed in either plush and #ilk bow or silk pompons; worth $1.10 and @1 SPECIAL PRICE So. EACH. Very best French Felt Hate, in lange and small shapes, Turbans, English Walking or Large Fists, worth 81.25 to $1.68. SPECIAL PRICE 8c, EACH. PEW OW Ww rEE LT R Te" Yew ew FE hy Jer WWww Fe RRR Y 33K WwwWw EF RR Y¥ Jj EER W W. EFE RR Y Teal Shell Hair Ornaments from 75e. upward. We are showing the most reasonable line of Baal] Shell goods thst you will be able to find anywhere, REAL SHELL SIDE COMBS, 17 AND 230. EACH, sgh SILVER PINS, 50, 75, 980, $1.25,| lint. Cut Silver Bangles, 3 rows, 50c. each. ‘Lock Bracelets in plated and sterling silver, ‘Novelties in Gold and Silver Vandyke Braid Trim- | each. ming ; also Gold and Silver Fancy Braids. ‘Novelties in Silk Fringes in Black and Colors. ‘Moveities in Silk Braid Panels, Fronts snd Scarfe. ‘THE PRICES ARE THE SURPRISES. ‘Bee outside show case for samples and the prices, ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, & LISKER, Bod Corner 12th st, and Pa ave, BAUMs