Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1889, Page 4

EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. THE EVENING | STAR has the fallest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the Werta, and os an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the otuct papers pavtisned ew “York Office: Room 93, Tribune Building, Pets cr hehe: Statement of the circulation of Tas lvEnine Brak for the week ending November 16, 1889: Mowpay, November 31, 1889. ‘TursDat, November 12, 1880. WepvEspay, November 13, 1889. TuvxsDaY, November 14, 1889. Furmay, November 15, 1889... SaTURDAY, November 16, 1880. «+ 237,444 I solemnly swear that the above is a truc snd correct statement of the circulation of ‘Tus EVENING Stan for the week ending November 16, 1889, J, Wurr Iizeron, Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Company. Subscribed and sworn to before me this eighteenth day of November, A.D. 1880, Jony T. C. CLARK, Notary Public. The latest reports of the revolution in Brazil confirm the impressions of Tue Star as to its motive and the seat of its special strength. There is no longer any question of its complete- ness, when we learn that Dom Pedro has packed his trunk and gone for a visit to his European relatives, The good old man has suffered simply for the accident of his royal birth. If the blood of a royal house had not flowed in his veins he would have made the best republican of them all, for he knew how to be progressive without a taint of radical- ism, and dignified without vainglory. The gentle way in which he has been treated by the insurgents, who seem to have felt compelled as * matter of self-protection to force him into exile. indicates in what high regard he is held by his people, and is in striking contrast with the conduct of revolutionists generally toward the monarchs whose thrones they pull down. Tt must not be assumed, however, because the Brazitian revolution is an accomplished fact, that the republic will have plain sailing from the start. A standing army is a perpetual menace to free institutions; and it becomes doubly dangerous when it has once, as in the present instance. realized its power by over- throwing an established government. Under the modified system of compulsory military service in vogue im Brazil, the army is merely a hired force, ready to be moved, by such ecn- siderations as increase of pay and privileges, in obedience to the will of any temporary leader with a forceful presence end a clever tongue. ‘There is nothing to prevent a fatal rivalry from springing up between two commanders, one of whom is inimical to the party in pos- session of the civil establishment, with the sequel of the arrest, perhaps the banishment at point of bayonet, of the president. his cab- inet ministers and other leading officers of state, The change wrought in Brazil in a single dey seems almost miraculous. Without bloodshed a monarchy becomesa democratic government. It is in a line with the calm and peaceful processes whereby the emancipation of the slaves was secnred, a similar extraordinary event in the history of nations, as unlike as possible to the experience of the great republic of the north- erm continent. Nothing speaks with more as- surance for the Brazilian faculty for self-gov- ernment, if the ambitions of individual leaders can but be kept in repression and the military force thrown into the background. —— « Much complaint was made afew weeks ago about the insufficiency of freight facilities in Washington, as shown by the blockade which occurred after the Knights Templar made their visit to the city. Itis undoubtedly true that the railroads running into Washington need more and better terminal ‘facilities, and that special causee have recently made the city a special sufferer in this respect; but the testi- mony which comes from other parts of the country indicates that the resources of the rail- roads generally for the transportation of freight are inadequate, and that a large part of Washington's inconvenience is endured in common with other cities. The lamentations of shippers and carriers have been beard on all sides for the insufficiency of the equipment even of the leading roads in the United States, From one source comes the statement that 2,000 more cars could have been used this season, and from another that there was an average of 400 cars a day in de- fault on through freights alone. This was the result, in part, of the warning uttered by so many conservative prophets, that we were to have a period of commercial dullness following the do-nothing sessions of the 50th Congress. The facts have overset all theories. The abund- ance of the crops and the operation of the or- dinary trade laws of supply and demand were enough to startthe railroads booming. The grievances from the delays may perhaps be endured philosophically in view of the general prosperity of which they appear to have been to some extent a surface index. And it may be reasonably expected that next year the rail- roads will not permit themselves to be caught with a supply of freight cars so madequate to meet the demand. —— + The movement in favor of rational liquor legislation, in support of which a meeting was held in Baltimore last evening under the auspices of the Roman Catholic church. is un- doubtedly destined to make its mark upon the moral history of the whole country. The meeting, however, might have extended the scope of its resolutions further, and included ageneral recommendation of the local option system, as ministering at once to the needs and the desires of every community. In the rural settlement, where every man knows something of his neighbor's business, and where the Great mass of public sentiment points in one direction, it is often practicable to enforce a Prohibitory rule. There the anti-saloon ele- ment, under a local option system, can have ite way and cut off the liquor traffic altogether. In the large cities, where prohibition cannot at thie time and in this country be en- forced, the most effective form of restriction cantbe secured in a license so high as to drive the worst class of dramsellers out of trade. The extremes to which the campaign for prohibi- tion as a universal rule has been carried, dis- regarding the practicability of its local en- forcement, have placed many persons of prac- tical views in the false position of appurent antagonism to the principle of temperance. A local option system, which enablesesch com- munity to choose for itself the strongest law which it has the power to enforce, offers a basis for the harmoizing of all efforts for the sup- pression by law of drunkenness and its vicious offspring. oe The accession of Brazil rounds out the list of South American republics, Republicanism is “in ‘the air” in the Americas, even more distinctly and Spmistakaply than is Grover Cleveland. ——— + Rains in this country are like thrones in sonie others—they continue to come down. ——— a When the Boston merchants get Grover Tus Wrers eu me al 2% tus fae WILL SURPRISE EVEN THE MOST EXPERI- ENCED SHOPPERS, THE GOODS OFFERED AT $1.95 DURING THIS SALE WILL TOTALLY ECLIPSE, BOTH IN QUALITY AND STYLE, THE BEST $2.50 GOODS EVER SHOWN. AT €1.95 FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. Ladies’ Kangaroo Button, Common Sense style. Ladies’ Kangaroo Button, with Coffin Toe. Ladies’ Flexible Dongola Button, Patent Tipped. Ladies’ Dongola Waukenphast Button, Patent Tip. Ladies’ French Dongola Button, Common Sense. Ladies’ Best Dongola Button, opera shape. Ladies’ Dongola Button, opera toe, low heel. Ladies’ Best Quality Goat Button. Ladies’ Extension Sole, Straight Goat Batton. Misses’ Best Hand-sewed Welt Button, Boys’ and Youths’ Indestructible Calf Shoes. Men's Calf Button, with tackless insoles, ‘Men's Calf Laced, smooth innersoles. ‘Men's Calf Gaiters, with tackles insoles, In all widths, from A to EB. ge TET ste Me SS Shr Meh MS a aart 9H i = MY Bye FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. . WM. HAHN & CO.’3 ~ RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE, THREE 816 7TH ST. LARGE 1022 PENN. AVE., STORES. 231 PENN. AVE. 8.E. Largs SIZE, DOUBLE “GRAY BLANKETS, Ne. Size, Double, White Blankets, ieee Size Comforts, yt 745 ana 747 Btinmt ne OM tn ints DEPARTMENT IS EQUIPPED WITH | nds of Fur ‘Trininine, Cut Boas and Mutts | at ridiculous! JBLE COMBINATIO. ly low UFMAN'S DOU IN, TedT und LAG teae see tee Keer Your Feer Day AND WARM. WE ARE THE ONLY HOUSE IN WASHINGTON WHERE YOU CAN GET GGG, FEE NNN U U W NNR G GE NNN U U Tt NNN 6 FE NNN UCU U If NNN G 6G E NNN UU Hy NNN GGG EFE N XS UU NOXN RRR K SSs oo © CO OR Re OK 55001 i RO RK K ®ss5"00 CLL SS, i 00. cee ss ft 0% FEE ss HH OO EE OSs i CORK WELT SHOES ARE “A SNARE AND A DE- LUSION,” AND CAN BE GOT FOR ALMOST NOTH- ING. WEHAVE THE REAL ARTICLE IN THE LATEST STYLES. ROBO OU RRR OTTTT BB U RR T * 588s peib a f° Be BBB UU CURR Ot See = n18 1211 F ST. N.W, # LOT OIL, CLOTH RUGS, SLI¢ a) Hood Quality V aes Carpet, 10e. per yard. and 74 -YD. WIDE HEMP STAIR CARPE 5-8 Wide Napier Stair = eat 1Uc,; Lyd. Was apier Room Carpet, ‘. FMAN'S DOUBLE CONEENA TION: lw 3 n16-3t ND NO AMME! ee te THY SAME 1AM FULLY EQUIP! th WINTER CAM- "AIGN ADD MEAN'EO SARE TT for the pious pretenders whose oily tongues, polished = ihebs, perforated promises ald Piura. ices have brought them into iz og determined to nail them to the wall and to clinch hens th ther fe and this ie HoW I DOT jOW Conductors of strect cars aud other care—take a whiff, You Sod tt bonatictal 6 Opa" Person and pockets, Uned thrsughout, with strictly. all wool coeeinee Te, Pockets of double drilling and leather bound. “Eyelets of buttons and staunch storm collar. “Allin one for ple sum of N's OV TS—35.8" 75, 87. 50, 87,’ ed pa ad ether 92,810.70 and i 2, Sup. “ae i You nor astound you. but Seske ou wowter bse wae it Ttis, Indeed, woud bas new we oe. it, but we do. ‘ ‘OY! oats # i, 83.00, $3.50, 84-0, 24.75 an $5.50 ay Yon oe Betitions reat ates Of Our imaitatious, ux BO epee in fuct—plrase come and see for your- saves tat will dissipate all doubt, 5, $7.50, 98.75, $10.00 ana $11.53 Sup. Whe plows pretenders pall wool, ita wat} Costs, = 3 aud a et 5 ae hat the’ pretenders pull wilt ¢ ‘not obscure the inom of the people, facts and hgures ace stubbors it BOWS SUITS, Cont, Yost anil Tone Pan 0, 8 eae 3.8 is F ee iT8. B ‘kets and Pants— gee 250, 8329, 62.00, BATS ON SLI BNID 'TALOONS. PAN oe may travel foi Dan to mach tem i baie rice. hee at pees eureiee ak tolave you call and ver Verify the the above fata VICTOR EA ADLER'S TEN PER ¢ CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, Jaswachasette copie hte uy ONE onic _Open Saturdays until 1 Storm Coars als THISIS BUT ANOTHER AND MORE AP- PROPRIATE NAME FOR AGARMENT OF IRISH ORIGIN WHICH NEVER SAW IRE- LAND, THE “ULSTER.” WHILE THEY ARE NOT SUITABLE FOR EVERY-DAY USE THEY ARE WONDER- FULLY “HANDY” FOR A STORMY DAY, FOR RIDING OR FOR EVENING WEAR. WHAT CAN BE MORE COMFORTABLE FOR CaR- BIAGE USE AT NIGHT TO WEAR OVEK AN EVENING SUIT OR IN A;SCOLD STORMY OF COURSE THEY DO NOT, WITH MOST MEN, SUPERSEDE THE REGULAR OVER- COAT, BUT ONLY SUPPLEMENT IT, AND BY TAKING THE ROUGHEST WEAR MAKE A FINER GARMENT LAST MUCH LONGER, A GOOD, STRONG, LONG, HEAVY AND WELL-MADE ONE FOR €12, AND FROM THIS PRICE UP THROUGH VARIOUS GRADES TO THE GENUINE McGEE & CO.'S ULSTER OF BELFAST, WHO ORIGINATED ‘THIS STYLE OF CoaT. E. B. BARNUM & Co, 218-2 931 PENN. AVE. BE olen 745 and 747 at. 8.0, reas eae BBR A u rr 4 BE BB ss uv. POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. Prices always the lowest or money witli be refunded, THE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL Take any of the foliowing articles, place them taste- Tally in a room and see what a difference there will be 1m that room's appesrance. Fora very little outlay of money you can decorate the house artistically from parlor to attic, We've quoted SPECIAL eae on the goods men- tioned ; there can be no better time to buy than now. $12.50 CHENILLE PURTIERS FOR 88.98 A PAIR. An-actual fact. They bave handsome wide dados with plain tops of the following colors; 3 shades of Terra Cotta, Old Rose, Steel, Gold, Olive, &c. Will put these along any curtains in town for $12.50. 88.98 FOR YOUR CHOICE Now. $1.26 China Silk Scarfs, 13 new patterns, for 98¢, each, $2 Canvas Chenille 6-4 Covers for 81.38 each. New Imt. China Silk Scarfs, fringed, 25c. each. Can't be told from silk, Momie Linen Scarfs, centers of assorted colors worth 50c., for 39¢. each. 54-inch Linen Scarfs, drawn ends, 25¢. each. 72-inch Momie Linen Scarfs, fancy drawn work cen- ters, marked $1.25, for U8e. each. Oval Tray Covers, fringed all around, 25c. each. Fancy Open-work Momie Linen Splashers, worth ‘75e., for 490. each, 90c. Figured China Silk 75c. a yard. #-inch deep Barzarron Thread Fringe, all colors, something new, saves the time and trouble of making your own fringe, 25c. a yard. Iris Point Hand-work Mats and Scarfs, 30c. for ‘small mat, $4.50 for 72-inch scarf. All intermediate sizes, Hundreds of other arti- cles, If you buy your Art Materials and Worsteds from us you will.save considerable pin money during BREA KOK ERE Ttrr Ben gy Ss EX F rT gs PASE E i BBB a Sss8 Mc Eee F 8598 FOR ALL UsEs. Waste Baskets, Baby Baskets. Pin Cushion Baskets. Needle Baskets, Halr Pin Baskets. Baskets for Decoration. Baskets for Ornaments. See our prices, ‘They are correct. KK oe o xs Kx i & 8 8 Aah an 3 Goo a KK Sss8 ot ASTRACHAN CAPES, 84.48, 5.50, $6.90 and 88. At the above prices we admit of no competition atall. Astrachans are scarce, Astrachan Capes very scarce and in great demand. See ours and we'll save you looking further, PLUSH CAPES, 85, $5.50 up to 88,75; satin lined, finely finished. Ladies’ 89 Tailor-made Newmarkets in stylish plain cloths, Ladies’ 15 Berlin Newmarkets with the new Bishop Sleeves, Ladies’ $6.50 Berlin Braided Jacket, Ladies’ $17.50 Seal Plush Sucquo. Misses’ $12 Newmarkets—#12 for sixteen years, 81 Jess for each size under sixteen years, Misses’ $5.50 Scotch Cloth Garments with a New Stylish Cape, Ask for any of the above and you will getmore than your money’s worth, Ask for anything in our imraense stock of Cloaks, whether for Ludies, Misses or Children, and you will be sure to get what is new and stylish, well and strongly made; goods we guarantee in every respect, both in wearing quality and prices. We misrepresent nothing; when We mark a garment we put om the lowest possible price, and we guarantee to you that that 18 THE lowest attainable anywhore. PPP, RRR ERE os sS8g RR Ke ke 53s, Bop & E Eee set Bg8 % poe, SS, 88 BR Ss, 00 4 00 ppp 8ss8 = THREE IMMENSE DRIVES. ‘Ont of our large and varied stock we have sclected the following: 44-inch All-wool Satin-stripe Berbers with a 10-inch self color Persian border, gooda which are worth every cout of 81.65, Come in six new shades, SPECIAL PRICE 98e, A YARD. 7 40-inch All-wool SEBASTOPOL CABLE CORDS in eight new shades ; were $1. SPECIAL PRICE 75c. A YARD. 40-inch finest quality All.wool French Foules, in every desirable and new shade, marked $1 a yard. SPECIAL PRICE 75. A YARD, ‘There is no flowery speech needed to “puff up" these kooda; they are all yood honest values for the original prices, Tho SPECIAL PRICES are just so much moresaved for you; you need only to see them for to tell their worth, MM MM FFE NNN MMMM EF NNN MMMM ER NNN MMM FE NNN we MMM ERE NNN YS An unusual offering in Half Hose, ‘They are all wool, gray, seamless, with double heel and toe, and 35c, » pair is what you usually pay for them. We've had too much warm weather for to sell many Wool Hose, so we'll offer these FOR THREE DAYS ONLY AT 210. A PAIR, There's plenty of cold weather coming, and when you want them then (if they are here) you may have to pay 35e. a pair for them. Another shipment of 50 dozen of Unlaundered Drees Shirts, all sizes, They have linen bosoms, bands and wristbands; other parts made of best “Dwight's Anchor" muslin; have patent stays in neck and sleeves and gusseted where needed, and they fit, ‘Try one; if it isn't satisfactory here's your money, and only 390, EACH Tobesold for THREE DAYS at that price. Com- Pare with others and find out what they're worth. UNUSUAL VALUES IN UNDERWEAR FOR MEN FOR TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. ‘We will sell our $1.25 Medicated (Cochineal dye) All-wool Red Underwear, Shirts or Drawers, and they are worth every mill of $1.25. The same quality can’t be bought anywhere for less than that, SPECIAL PRICE 89c, EACH. That $1.25 Gray Scotch Underwear for 75c. IS A WONDER. Attherate they are selling they won't last the week out, No better proof of their value need bewiven. We still have » complete line of sizes in either Shirts or Drawers. Call before they are broken, MEN'S DRESS GLOVES 81 A PAIR. We have secured a Glove which we guarantee in every detail. They come with either spear or beavy stitching, whichever yon prefer,and are the best value we have seen forthe price, Remewber, we fully guar- antes then, BAURT = POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 21s SEVENTH STREET. INDORSED BY BOARDS OF HEALTH, SANITARY ASSOCIATIONS, PHYSICIANS, AND SCIENTISTS AS THE BEST, SIMPLEST AND MOST PERFECT FILTER MADE, ——— Visiting cards neatly sograved from your plate, eer cp ee POS PR e fan EE EE od | IN RILBONS, Any department that to worth maintaining is worth ‘There must be the vitalizing strength of merit, the sustaining power of true value, and the invizoration of established confidence. And 80, tor precisely these reasons, instead of allowing oUF Stock of RIBBONS to degenerate we keep what is wanted, what is weed and what is the newest, richest and best, We are something entirely new in double- faced Satin Ribbons. The latest sbades—Eiffel, Absinthe, Ashes of Lilac, Salmon, &c. Three inches wide, An incomparable assortment of Satin-edge Moire Ribbons, All widths, All the prevailing widths in Satin-edge Gros Grain Ribbons. very fashionable shade. In Bisck Ribbons we can show all the desirable Widths in Satin, Satin-edge Gros Grain, Moire and Plain Gros Grain of the very best qualities, The choicest quality of Black Velvet Ribbons, with’ linen or satin back. Our lines of Colored Vetvot Ribbons include the most An offering is pore Surah Sashes in the season's choice shades. Each Sash is four and half yards long with a knotted silk fringe, Prices 84 and 36 each, Au extremely rich Satin-edge Gros Grain Sash Rib- bon, 9 inches wide. The most stylish and harmonious shades, Price $1.50 a yard. Avery complete stock of Black and White Moire Sash Ribbons from 81 to $1.50 a yard. Customers will please observe the character of the items we mention. They are not “drives,” for verita- bie valucs can never be driven below a line o! worth. We have no “Job Lots" among our Ribbons, and hence ‘no such prices to make. ‘The Ribbon Department is at the right as you enter Aveuue door, SEATON PERRY, “Perry” Building, ‘Sth aud Pa ave. nls 'URE PRINTS, 5c, ay ; CAM. beck, a ano Se. yay binci only, 39e. at pias Beenie | 5 saver er oe: FROWN, BLUE AND GARNET KERSEY hdr Basha ase. eee wl 12 years; He} eaver markets: 6, ‘aud 12 years, $5.09.. KAUFMAN'S KAl DOUBLE COMBINATION. Tear aad" 1243 1ith st. Be. n16-3t Tue Fist Is Tue Las. ‘With our Magnificent Stock of highest class Suits and Overcoats, embracing as it does all the favorite fabrica, shades, shapes and makes, We bave this season wrested the palm of superi- ority from the uands of the merchant tailors and effectually cured of the desire to have their clothes made to measure many of Washington's best dressed men. ,Merchant tailoring has ceased to be a luxury, indeed, compared with the quickness, dispatch and Thorough Saticface ton with which we can fit out the most hyper- critical, it is 8 positive bore. In the style andexcellence of our garments Wo outclass the other clothiers,and they know it, Our medium grades compare most favorably with the BEST that others show. It’s amusing to read their highly colored advertisements and note the wealth of words they waste onthe cheap- est kind of goods, asif tomake up in flowery language for their lamentable lack of proper styles, ‘Tis true their prices for such goods ‘as they trade in are higher than those we name for the FINEST, but they've got tomake big Profits now in order to offset what they claim they lose on cut-price sales when the season's over. You know we don’t do that kind of busi- ness. We do our cutting before we do our mark= ‘ing, and, while the season lasts, our prices are the lowest, while our styles are altoays highest, Established 1840, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., DEALERS IN FINEST CLOTHING 18-00 319 SEVENTH ST, NOBBY TAILOR-MADE JERSEY JACKET, SILK Cord Edge, W Bell Sleev. Directoire Sty) of this Ne zd aud 1 TION, Tue Box WET Mancue WEATHER GOODS. ‘The kind of weather we are having lately makes one ‘think of the comforts of a Muckintosh or Gossamer. You will find 9 large assortment of these goods on our counters, among them a new shape culled The Marlow, very much like the Counamara without the stitching im the back. Come in and look ut them, Misses’ Gossamers, Circulars and Groenaway. Fue Striped Connamara, The Marlow. UMBRELLAS, Onr assortment of Umbrellas was never in so finea condition as at present, Our specialties are WARRANTED GLORIAS, WARRANTED SILK, with Natural, Gold, Silver, Horn anda variety of Handles, all at Guaranteed Prices and a Written Guarantee given to Recover them if not as warranted— not to Fade or Split, ‘See our Umbrellas and Prices, THE RBB 00) ONN NN RB OO NNN pe. 83 BEB 00)0ON NN coo Wo RO OERR res A PL Ps EEE eee fA bo PE MMM 4°A RR COO H H KER’ _ 218 316 7TH ST. N.W. PLUSH SACQUE, 42, INCHES 10! 6, TH18 $25! ook ele 90° Elegant Astrac e, Dee} Boe Zeimed, Black, and ‘te KAUFMAN'S DOUB! bate Fe Os ATION, Ath st. se, New Exataxp SAUSAGE. ALL ORDERS RECEIVED BEFORE TUESDAY OK EACH WEEK WILL BE READY ON FRIDAY, N. W. BURCHELL, 216-3m 1325 F at, J. W. Borzze & Sox Have Opened the Newest Shapes and Decorations of | HAVILAND’S CHINA, IN DINNER, GAME AND FISH SETS, Axso And Many Articles Suitable for WEDDING PRESENTS, 4d, W. BOTELER & SON, 923 Pennsylvanis ave. 2.w, Faux M. Lewis, JEWELER AND SILVERSMITE, 1215 Penna, ave. eicvene aieue: ae ‘Very low nlé-1m alg CUT AND ENGRAVED GLASS, BRIC-A-BRAC, | those of all other houses. OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Gor. 11th and F sts. now, Do You Wasr BIG BARGAINS? TRE FAL prt | Moxom, Novome 18, 1889, Tt * 812 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, —— WILL GIVE YOU THE BENEFIT OF A GREAT CLEARING SALE FOR TWO DAYS, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. OUR USUAL HOLIDAY CARNIVAL WILL COMMENCE 800N AND WE NEED MORE SPACE IN OUR 8TH-STREET ANNEX FOR ‘THE IMMENSE STOCK NOW BEING AR- RANGED. IN ORDER TO GET THE ROOM WE WILL CLEAR OUT THE FOLLOWING GOODS ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ar Remember the Detachable Umbrella Cov- ets that we put on in three to five minutes, If you haves good strong Umbrella Frame, ‘with » Handie that you are used to and like, It is coonomy to buy a Cover, as the quality is better than that usually put im ready- made Umbreliag, @1.75, @2 to €3.50 each, ‘according to quality, Let this weather remind you of what we Said sometime ago about Imported Gossa- mers from thecelebrated Albion Waterproof Works of Manchester, Epciand. They aro the best of their class. The new shapes are the Alexandria and Russell, in fancy stripes, checks and Jacquard effects—look like a GREAT SACRIFICES. Seen eee es year mate READ AND PONDER OVER THIS LIST. THEN HURRY AND SECURE SOME OF THE BARGAINS. 5%-FOOT BAMBOO EASEL ONLY 75. =< other special ttems—the immenso Rew stock of ribbons, just the kinds you ‘Want most, at alittle over half price; and the unprecedented value in Dollar Broad- REGULAR cloths, of which we open 25 new pieces this wer —— Morning. The quality belongs in the €1.50 DAINTY PAINTED SEWING ROCKERS, 750, class, $1 per yard. OUR REGULAR PRICE 98, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, EASTLAKE CARPET SEAT ROCKERS, 860, OUR REGULAR PRICE @1.25. HARDWOOD HANDY FOLDING CHAIRS, 59c. OUR REGULAK PRICE, 750. ADJUSTABLE ASH BOOK SHELVES, 21e, OUR REGULAR PRICE 29¢. PATENT FOLDING WASH BENGH, © OUR REGULAR PRICE 81.25, PLAIN COCOA DOOR MATS, 49¢, WORTH FULLY 690, FANCY MAJOLICA CUSPIDORS, 250, WORTH FULLY 39e, OCTAGON GLASS FRUIT STANDS, 390, WORTH FULLY 55c. HANDSOME VASE PARLOR LAMPS, $2.39 WORTH FULLY 83.48. HAND-PAINTED SALAD BOWLS, 17c, WORTH FULLY 350, RIBBED CRYSTAL GOBLETS, 30, WORTH FULLY 60c. PER DOZEN. ELEGANT SATIN-FINISHED VASES, 490, LESS THAN HALF PRICE. ‘We have just closed out from a manufae- turing Jewelleran immense quantity of Real Enamelied Kolied Gold Brooches for in Some instances less than it cost to do the enamelling alone, which enables us to offer them for half and less than half their regu- lar prices. Thesesre ina variety of flower designs, embracing Pansies, Morning Glory's, Violets, Double Violets, Petuntas and others. Only $1 each. As an evidence of their cheapness at @1 we have only to an- Rounce that we have been selling the same Style Brooches at @2, $2.25, 22.50 and ¢3 each. (First floor, center.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. GUARANTEED BLACK SILKS. ‘We were fortunate in securing the exclu- WORTH FROM 69 TO 08, = sale = the “Sacearippa” Black Silke. manufacturers wive a written cuarantee BRASS TABLES, PLUSH CENTERS, $1.79. to make good all claims within six months WORTH FULLY $2.48, from date of purchsse. We do better than VERY LARGE BLOCK-TIN DISH PANS, 220. that. We will make cood any reasonable WORTH FULLY sé0. oo vam ee = , a Ye have this celebrated “Saccarappa” EXTRA LARGE BLOCK TIN DISH PANS, 28<. Biack Silks in two weaves—one the regula WORTH FULLY 50c. tion Gros Grain of superior lustre, and the other “Henrietta” finished. These Silkeare finished and dyed with a view of preventing their growing shiney, and are warranted not to break, pull at the seams, turn rusty or lose their souple effect. They are distin- suishable by their black edge. $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and 82 ver yard. Notwithstanding the creat advance in Raw Silks and the probability that we shall be ‘oblized to pay more when next we buy, we Shall not advance our prices, irst floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP COAL HOD, POKER, SHOVEL, SIFTER AND ASH PAN, THE ENTIRE LOT FOR 336c, THIS COMBINATION I8 WORTH 55. THE FAIR, 812 7TH ST. N.W. pt FRANELE & CO,, PROPRIETORS. Saks and Company's Chat with the Pople. Irs Goon Sense To Ows Oxe Just think over the days and weeké on stretch last winter that you'd have worn a STORM COAT, an ULSTER or a FUR TRIMMED coat, if you'd had | LININGS. one, Twoor three different stylesof Hats are neces- Any style Lining you may desireis very Shree different weights of Overcoat? It’s sensible— and Sleeve Linings, lack and Colored always—to be comfortable—and these “great coats* Farmer Satina, American and English Sile- are such protectors, Worn one today if you'd had it. sias in Plain end Fancy Stripes, Ciccks, Brocades, &e. Younever in your life saw an Englishman—a ‘y-Sich ieleced muaatese elo, SE ak conspicuous feature in whose wardrobe wasn't 2 bor. long. form-enveloping Overcoat. We've got some of Black Farmers’ Satin, 27 inch, 30¢. thelr very same kind—ULSTERS and STORM-COATS 54 inch, superior quality, 75c. to $1 Quilted Satin Linings, sll colors, 50c, (First floor, near stairway.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. —made over there for us Alook at them and you can tell they're English coats. Thes*ve got the big, shawl collars and plenty of pocketa Blarney Frieze, Shet- lands, Montagnacs and heavy Cassimeres in plain and fancy patterns, And some American made styles. not | HIGH-GRADE PERFUMERIES, #0 English looking—but just ag good—perhaps bettor— fashioned out of the same class of fabrics—with some Cheviots, Thibets and Whitney Chinchillas beside— plain and fancy, The ULSTERS with the belt, the STORM COATS with the ulster or plain backs—g10 to $35. The products of nearly all the celebrated Perfume makers are here and also « line manufactured expressly for Woodward & Lothrop which ranks with the best. We have had the W.&L, Extracts put up im trial bottles at 10c. each to enable you to test their strength and purity without much Fur trimming will set off a Garment to an immense cost. ° ad ° W. & Lie Extracts, % 02, 250.; 4025 Advantage, See ours with the long rolling FUR COL- 486:; 308, OR6s 86k, 81; box. 0108, LARS and the DEEP FUR CUFFS. They makes presentable Garment? for all occasions—and service- able ones—$15 up. Beavers, Chiuchillas and Wide Wale Cheviots—Cassimere, Serg> and Astrechan lined— with Buttons or Silk Froga, EXTRA! ‘Tho latest thing “out” in Hats is a SQUARE TOP DERLY-English block, They look well on most everybody and area decided “let up" on the shapes that have been wearing. When you're in our Hat Department try one on Just to see if you like it. Every day we're asked what kind of SILK HATS those are | LADIES' INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS. we recommend at 84.50, $5.50 and $7. They're the same qualities that other people charge you 85, $7 and $8 for—on até the leading blocks, An entirely new lot of patterns of those WINDSOR PUFFS for the Childron came in last week, The style pleases every body—and so will these new colors—piain and faucy, ‘The scents embrace White Rose, Jockey Club, Violet, Capital Bouquet, Blue Bells, Wood Violets, White Lilac, Lily of the Val- ley, White Heliotrope, Stephanotis and others, We have from the Crown Perfamery Co. the fashionable Court Extract “Apple Blos- foms" and the “Lavender Salts” for faint- ing spells, headaches, &¢, (First floor, rear) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Handkerchiefs are the forerunners of Christmas. The stock and selling «pace is be- giunine to grow larger and larger,and so are the crowds, Here is the Handkerchief cen- ter—the greatest stock, the largest variety, the exclusively pure linen, and “nothing- but-lineu” Handkerchiefs, Buying and selling the quantities we do make us good customers to the manufacturers and they are naturally anxious to sell us at their low- est prices, INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, We call your attention to our large and well-chosen stock of Ladies’ snd Men’s **In- itial” Yandkerchiefs and submit for your consideration the following spocial valucs: UNLAUNDERED, Ladies’ All-linen Unlaundered Hand-em- broidered Hemstitched Initial Handker- chicfs, with half-inch hem, 150, esch, 6 for 75. Ladies’ All-liven Uniaandered Hand-cm- broidered Hemstitched Initial Handker- chiefs, with one-nch hem, 20c. each, 6 for $1. Ladies’ Sheer All-linen Uvlaundered Hand-embroidered Hemstitched Initial Handkerchiefs, 29¢., 6 for #1.50. SAKS AND COMPANY, POINTERS TO PURCHASERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH nls STREET. Wars ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 311 SEVENTH 8T., Offers a magnificent line of SUITS and OVERCOATS: for Boys of all sizes at the lowest prices ever offered. OVERCOATS for Boys, six to twelve, from $1.50 up, SUITS for Boys, six to thirteen, from 82 up. FOR “MEN, Asplendid line of BUSINESS SUITS from $6 up. Fine DRESS SUITS from $12 to $28. PRINCE ALBERT SUITS « specialty, OVER- Men's All-linen Uniaundered Hand-em- COATS in all the new designs. broidered Hemstitched Initial Handker- CAPE OVERCOATS from @12 to $18. SACK ge ca #00..ench, 6 for OVERCOATS from 85.50 to 825, is —. COATS from to 815. ODD PANTS raiae pa ad : Ladies’ All-linen Laundered Hapd-em- broidered Hemstitchsd Initial Handker chiefs, with two-inch hem. 25c, each. Ladics’ Sheer All-linen Laundered Hand- embroilered Hemstitched Initial Handker- chiefs, with one-inch hem. 350. exch, 3 for Sa These goods are all of the best material, honestly made,'and prices sre positively 30 per cent below oc2-3m Tae Unursvesr Cor Or Au. broidered Initial Handver- koe oT FORMERLY $3.50 AND 94.00, ea ae ees ‘Te. each, 6 for sane ac Mon’s All-linen Laundered and-em- 82.98 Hemstitched Initial Handker- ‘THIS WEEK ONLY. chiefs, with one-inch hem. 290, each, 6 for —_— Men's All-linen Laundered Hand-em- 8. L. BACHRACH, . THE OUTFITTER AND HATTER, 0c26-Sm, 1223 F ST. XN. W. ‘Initial Handker- hota with twos Bem “Boe, ech 6 fr G. ‘Men's All-linen Laandered Hand-em- ace chiefs, with one-inch hom. 76a. eech, 6 for : TAILOR, porn 414 thet. nw, iret floor.) 6, a Bw 11th ond F sts, n.w, REAL ENAMELLED BROOCHES AT HALF AND "Pisa Minos Gilde Mien! ‘There's such s jostling for counter room that goods that were dowmed desiralke but a week since are cffered at prices that will quickly make shelf Toom for the tm marching arms of Holiday Goods, We told yon last week of the reduced prives for Winter Goods that wore instock prior to the arrival of the €20,000 purchase of cold weather requisites, Now let's point to tie later, rrr, t a A L aA Hy ss F'sah. PA Te i 4 atu. rs i RER. 90. ROO 5 y a * Ss Ww sae E “od = ¥ mm = ‘The window display will tell you of the new stock of Underwear and the prices. We mention here only the 2c. SOCKS. There are nearly 100 dozen of them, and If you can't pick ont many 50¢. Socks then you have no knowledge of values. Men's Natural Sanitary Socks. Warranted Fast Black Soc x Men's Superior British Baibrigyan Socks... Meu's Gray Lamb's Wool Socks. Men's Merino (two-thirds wool) Socks. Men's Fancy Striped Cotton Socks.. Men's Pisin Colors Cotton Socks. Men's Cashinere Wool Socks. Meu's Wool Socka, with Cotton Toes and Heels. 250, THE PALAIS KoyaL, Laors: New Usprewear. A window display showing over fifty different styieg and prices in Underwear. Not only by far the larvest variety in this clty, but marked st prices that ever were as low, 50 CENTS for Heavy Ribbed Bal. Vests and Pants (Continued below.) 65 CENTS for Saxony Wool Vests and Pants thet ‘Would be Judged worth $1 at the Credit Stores, GS CENTS for Heavy Ribbed Silk Vesta, in Eighteen This weight of Silk usually retails at @1. ‘TS for Heavy Ribbed Merino Vests and Pants that have retailed heretofore at @1 here, et $1.25 elsewh Children’s Merino Vests and Pants! that usually retail at 230 window display will show you forty-seven bargain lute, which include someof the finest Imported and Dowestic Ludervarments mauufac- tured. THE 1\).\18 ROYAL, (Continued below.) Guoves Ax Roeovcen Paices. In a little while we shall devote our energies and wdivertising space to Evening Kid Gioves, Fancy Lace Mitts, Pur Trimmed and Lined kid Gloves, also Cloth Gloves. They ure arriving daily. ueautuive the following Reduced Prices for the ordinary Pron Kad Gloves—Gloves known to #0 nny of the Ui the above Gloves come in all the New Winter : have the latest #tyle Spear Polut Embroidery with the exception of the Ladies’ GSc. Kid Gloves, ARE WAKRANTED. We teil you the plain unvarnished truth when we state the only reason for not warranting the GRe. Kad Gloves is because you would not bay the more ex- peusive Gloves. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continned below.) Suors Revvcxn Is Price. Ladics’ Boots in small and large sizes made on nar- fow lasts with opera aud common sens tes, reduced $2.68 Andrea Button Boots for €1, Ladies’ $3 Dougdia Button Boots for 82. Ladies’ $4 Maud: do. tor 4 Ladicw’ $5 Hand-sewed Kid Boots for 6.50, Ladies’ 5 Curtis & W ». for $3.50. ed Sutin Siippers, fleece trimmed, all sizes, Keduced from $1.65 to $1 a pair. £277 Lailics’ Cioth-top Rubbers, all sizes, width M and F. ieduced trom $1. SaBoys' Goat Slippers, patent leather trimmings, Keduced frou $1 to 50c, a pair. 627"Boys' Patent Leather Cioth-top Button Boots, hand-sewed, sizes 11 t0 1. Reduced from $3.50 to $1.50 8 pair, 2.2" Boys' Celebrated “Goodyear” Rubbers, sizes 11 to 446 Reduced from Ge, to 35e. 6 pair. THE PALAIS BOY. (Continued below.) pots 8c. PLAID AND STRIPE SERGES FOR 290 4 ¥akp. It sounds too good to be truth, Let's explain. These are the warranted All-wool Senses that com- mencod the season at 68,75 and 85e.—the price de- pended on where you bougut them. For various causes the price has beer gradually reduced until we offered them at 45c.eyard. The last drop—TO 300. A YARD-—is only temporary, for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Noverober 18, 19, 20. $2" Having secured over 100 picces of these Serees last week we still have a ood variety of styles, and, im order to make the supply last till Wednosday evening. only one dr€ss length will be sold each customer. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) $1.25 Broancrorms 98. The sale of Broadcloths has been slow this season, and prices have consequently fallen, Our @1.25 Broadcloths are full 52 inches wide, are extra heavy weight, and come in such desirable shades as Dahlia, Heliotrope, Eiffel Red, Terra Cotta, Myrtle, Olive, Tan, Mshogapy, Golden Brown. Of course,s black. The only question that remains is, where's the best quality at the price? That's for you to answer, THE PALAIS ROYAL. _ (Continued below. $1 Wisssses Be Buck Sus ‘That is af the dross slips or crocks or cracks within one year of purchase a new SUk given. That's aguas antee we'll put in writing for the asking. ‘22-inch Peau de Soie, $1 yard. 22-inch Royal Armure, @1 yard, 24-inch Surah Silk, #1 yard. 23-inch Gros Grain Silk, @1 yard. 827 The Palais Royal earnestly requests s compart son with the silks sold at the credit stores. We feel so convinced of our ability to sell at less profit than the merchants who have bad debts to make good that ‘woask comparison of these $1 silks with those usually sold at @1,19 and $1.25a yank. THE PALAIS ROYAL, {Continued below.) Jon Lor Brace Suxa. These we dou’t guarantes, but, having closed out nearly 100 pieces at @ discount of 20 per cont we should be offering these silks at one-fifth less than the usual prices, We ask investigation, 22-inch Gros Grain Silks, 680, ya. 22-inch Heavier do., 75. 4. 20-inch Surah Silks, 59¢. yd. 20-inch Heavier do., 6te. ya. 24-inch Surah Silks, 75c. ya. 20-inch Faille Francaise, 75c. yd. 27 For liningsand foundations of dress these Silke are almost too good. We Jeave to you their use. THE PALAIS ROYAL, _<Continued below.) ; ae Roves Ar Cost. Eleven Robes at cost of importation, When you re- member that the trimming is included and that the fabrics are the superior French Cloths you'll properly appreciate the barwains offered : ‘Two 25 Robes reduced to #20 each. Four #16 Robes reduced to $12.50 each. ‘Two 14 Bobes reduced to #11.50 each. ‘Five $11.50 Robes reduced to 89.50 each, BP" Were not these robes, at the former prices, from. 1 to 83 below the credit store prices? ‘THE PaLals ROYAL, «Continued below ) Suxs For Fascr Won. Fifty shades of Satins at 33, 48 and 65 cents « yard. ‘23-inch Chins Silks reduced from 75 to 50 cents a yard. ‘32-ineh Figured India Silks, 85c. yard, 18-inch All-silk Plushes, 650. yard. (88 For ideas concerning the Scarfs and Draperies, ‘also the many knich-knacks made of these silks, see the display in the Art department, adjoining the Lace. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, a LISKER