Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1889, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO ———- SBE EVENING STAK bas tue fullest Local Circulation efany Newspaper in the Weria. and ag an Advertising Medium 1s worth more than all the omer papers pubusned a New York Officer Boom 93, Tribune Building, —————— OO * It is rumored that ex-Senator Bruce is to be appointed recorder of deeds for the District. Mr. Bruce during his residence here as Senator made many friends and is personaliy popular. If the office is to be treated as a political tid- bit to be tasted ia succession by favored citi- wens of the states, and to be used especially as s reward of merit for faithful political service in the states by representatives of the colored Face, then this appointment will be logical and as unobjectionable as such an appointment can be. But if the irapression formed by the. peo- ple of the District from statements made at the time of Marshal Ransdell’s appointment was not misleading and if the ad- ministration has intended to abolish the bad uses to which the office has been putin the pastand to appoint to fill this strictly local Position a local residens, then the appointment will be more difficult to defend. Has the President declared that he will appoint a citi- gen of the District? Is Mr. Bruce a citizen of the District. or of Mississippi? Has he not yoluntarily established his status by presiding over a recent Mississippi convention and ap- pearing before the President as the representa- tive of that convention? These questions will all be asked. One of the first acts of the approaching Con- gress in respect to District matters should be ‘to make the recordership of deeds a salaried office with a reasonable compensation for the duties performed. The fees exacted under ex- isting law from the property owners of the Dis- trict to pay the recorder make the office a rich prize, and covetons politicians and successive administrations ere sorely tempted. Make the pay of the office correspond to the labor per- formed and the responsibility incurred and ‘this temptation will be removed. The District will be better served, the local property own- ers will not be called upon to pay tribute to imported politicians, and acause of embarass- ment to every weil-meaning administration will be abolished. —$———— The overcrowded condition of our Washing- ton schools is a cause of trequent criticism, but it bears not a circumstance’ to the state of things in New York, where 14,085 children are abut out of the grammar schools altogether be- cause there is no room for them. On the prin- ciple that a half-loaf is better than no bread it is plain that « half-day session in school is better for the knowledge-seeking child than no school at all. Remarks on the weather are always trite and yet always inorder. The first fair glimpse of the morning sun for several days greeted the eyes of Washingtonians today. It was a wel- come sight. The storm of the last week wich abas shut the blue sky from view has extended from Virginia to Maine on the ocean's edge, and westward to Indiana. Everywhere on this coast the rainfall of the year is along way above the average, ir some places as much as thirty-three per cent. How far this may be increased during the six weeks which remain it is impossible to tell. The Pacific coast won- dered last year what had become of its accus- tomed “rainy season,” To all appearance it had simply started on its travels across the continent. a In a recent article Tuk Star commented favorably on Mrs. Chapin’s project for estab- lishing a school for children’s nurses in New York city. Such an endowment as she proposes to give her institution, and the facilities which it will acquire from the money drawn into it through her influence among wealthy people, will make her name memorable. It appea however, that the idea had its origin in the mind of a Washington physician, Dr. Samuel 8. Adams, professor of the theory and practice of medicine in the National university. In an address delivered by him two years ago, and reprinted in pamphiet form from the journal of the American medical association, may be found the kernel of the plan which Mrs, Chapin has undertaken to work out on so noble a ecule, oe Is it possible that the king and queen of Portugal have limited the names of their latest child to one, instead of piling on a dozen or more, as is common among the royal families? Perhaps they reflected that, in these days, when a king is often required to pack his valise and take a night train from palace to private life, the fewer names he has to carry around with him the easier he will find it to travel fast 1 A late, but all the more important convert to the side of a local option system as opposed to arbitrary probibition without re- gard to the local sentiment, which must be de- pended upon to enforce it, is the Des Moine: Register, First Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson's paper. It was a warm advocate of the prohibition law for Ii but has dis- covered that such a law is incapable of general enforcement, and hence proposes its modifi- cation by a system which is substantially local option. F> th. river cities of lowa a stringent high license law will most advance the inter- ests of public order; for the rural counties probibition. George Francis Train's declaration that he will not quit Boston till he hus collected €200,000 damages for his late imprisonment will enable New York to draw a breath of re- lief. It means @ long farewell to the paycho- logic, anarchistic, epigrammatic philosopher of the parks—unless Boston should pay the trifling price for a surcease. a ‘The New York World's list of millionaires and multi-millionaires who have not subscribed New York—that is, the representative New Yorker—doesu't want the fair. The death of the sunny-tempered, kind- hearted, bright-minded Ben Lovejoy brings a sense of personal loss to all who knew him. ———— Jozxsoy, Gansee & Co. ‘Will offer this week 15 pieces Ladies’ Flannel Suit- fom, double width, ail colors, at 25. 42-inch All- ch Henrietta Cloth for Trimmings, 39c. Our Unisundernt Shirt at S8c. is the best thing om the market 1-4 White Wool Blenkets, 61.50, 97.00. White Wool Blankets, $5.00. Bpeciai—We are offering very low prices ou our stock of Carvets. Ladies’ and Gents’ Underwear. French Neck. as low s#50c. Lange Size Bed Comforts, $1.00. derseys and Short Cuats at low prices, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 66 Pa ave., near 7th st, Foss Axo Wrars. SEAL SHOULDER CAPPS with Queen Anne Collars, parton £5 and SACQUES, ali at Low Prices. SHOULDER CAPES iu Astrachan, Mink, Persian, Besver, Monkey and Nutria Furs, FUK TRIMMING. AL PLUSH GARMENTS at low Prices. FURS and WRAPS sold as jow as any house in America, aud we invite buyers to bring the price lists and catalogues of ai] houses of this or any cities, WLLETT & RUOFF, jatters and Bt 905 Feunsylvania ave. Peres ap Exeigrens ARTISTS MATER PICTURE RAMING RAPLIC OUTFITS #LOM $2.50 UR. Mere Reaieariety and at bottom ah 1722 Penna ave. B04 oth at. Wassuzr, Nowe, 362 N. CHARLES ST., BALTIMORE, Waar To Wrar- WHERE TO BUY IT-AND WHY. SAKS AND COMPANY'S What do you suppose OVERCOATS. 's Overcosts ear for? gfot to look at—No in- (Second floor— Elevator.) We've got them to — are selling them. KILT OVERCOATS-—3 to Our trade demands of us to 7 years, carry such a quantity—our B4 to 8ls. oul enterprise fathers the va- CHILDREN’S O - riety. COATS—3to10 years, Had you rather select 50 to 818. from five styles—or five 'OVERCOATS—-10 hundred? We've most that to 19 years, many—wear resisters, all of #4 to #25. them, Today we're making CHILDREN'S CAPE & window display—one of COATS—3 tol0 years, our large 7th-street win- 82.50 to $20. dows.—'Twon't hold a» BOY'S CAPE COATS— quarter part of the variety 10 to 19 years, —but it tells the story as 85 to #25, far as it eoes—the rest is COVERT COATS—9 to on the Second floor. 19 years, Experteuce is the best 87 to 820. teacher—and we've served ULSTERS—6 to 19 years, a quarter of a century un- 85 t der its tutorage—turned it REEFERS—3 to 18 years, to good account — and $3.50 to $10, that's why every style we STORM COATS—S to 19 show “takes"—because wo years, relect it knowikg what Sito 820, pieages you. CHINCHILAS, On the other hand you've KERS:YS, known us just as long— MELTONS, and always had pleasant CHEVIOTS, dealings with us.—Found ENGLISH BOX CLOTHS, us square and above board. MONTAGNACS, We try just as hard to hold CASSIMERES. trade ns we do to yet it. ‘Wenever show you a doubtful wearer—'tisn’t fair. We nevet show you # stale style—don't have any euch. We start our line in at @2.50—guardnteed at that price— and stop off at $25—all any garment up to the19- Fear-old size ig worth, But the vaiuets there for every cont, Don't let our talk on Overcoats for your memory to the fact that we're just ax strong in Boys’ and Chil- dren’s Suite—Run atkbout thesaime prices, too—82.50 to $25—and got Saks and Company's “finger marks” on them—Ercrilence, “As the twig is bent,” &c., is an old saw—and a & true one—Proven to us every day—We've custo- mere—tlots of them—whose parents commenced to SAKS AND COMPANY'S MEN'S OVERCOATS. (Third floor—Elevator.) clothe them as children SINGLE BREASTED, out of our stock—They FLY FRONT, WALK- were Satisfied then with ING COATS. what was bought for them DOUBLE BREASTED, and are now—with what LAP SEAM, BOX they buy for themselves, COATS. ‘We just mention this as CAPE COATS— being very gratifying to us, About the Overcoate— It’s no sort of use in our trying to give youevens faint idea of their benuty— you don’t want to read a Jot of description. Ail you want are a few of the sa- Lent points—You'll “look up” the balance for your- selves.* Why do ours ex- cel? Sensible question— Here's the answer—Be- cause we're conscientious in the making of them. We know what points usu- ally give out first—those are the ones westrengthen. Gaudy plumage—doesn’t always denote fine birds, Cheap trimmings may make a garment saleable— but it kills it for wear, Everything we put in a Coat—including the work is the best that the money will command. ‘That's those we make ourselves, Of course those we buy— we have to inspect and we do—thoroughly. When we sell you one we become respousible for ite wear ‘as though ‘twas our own. We commence at #10 and CASSIMERES, end at 855—the styles are namea over at the left, Within these limits are the Silk, Satin, Fancy Cassi- mere and Serge lined; Lap, Fiat-bound and Scivage seams; Velvet, Cloth and inserted velott collars—all sizes, all shades and all lengths, from the English Covert to the long Ulster—that's comfort from your ears to your shoe tops. If money is any object— and it likely is—tet us supply your Overcoat. We've got the best coats—no contradiction of that—and ask Jess for them than anywhere else in town—jigures show tt, (there are a dozen new shades of Olive, Blue, Green snd Brown—besides the Tans—that are immensely pop- ular this season, and of course we've them all—besides the standard shades that are always fashionable.) We've got a fashionable suit or two. Yes, four to one as many as all the others put together—$10 to #40—and our guarsntee with every one—for style, for F1T, for QuaLity, HATS— English aud American). COVERT COATS, STORM CoaTs— (English and American). DRIVING COATS, GLENGARRYS, THE INVERNESS, (au English garment—The true “Lord Chumles"— ‘We were the first to have them—Long before “Lord Chumley” was ever heard on, ULSTERS, (English and American) FUR LINED COATS. FUR TRIMMED COATS x CARR'S TRIPLE ENG- LISH MELTONS, FUR BEAVERS, MONTAGNACS, CROMBIE ELYSIANS. WEST OF ENGLAND KERSEYS, BELGRAVIAS. VINCUNAS. SCHNABLE'S CHIN- CHILLAS. BLACK CHEVIOTS, FRENCH THIBETS, IRISH FRIEZES, TWEEDS, SHETLANDS, Ifthey've got Saks and Company's name in the crown it means ali the quality and about one-third off the prices others charge you. Our Derbys, priced from $1.25 to $4.50, are precisely the same as any you can buy from $1.75 to $5.50. Ditto with the Silk Hate— Our three grades are $4.50, $5.50 and 7. The same qualities elsewhere seater along from 5.50—never less—to $10. And who dares to say our shapes are not absolutely correct? The reason? Simple—We're not controlled by any manufacturer. We pay his Qrice— make our own—aud it's always lower than other peo- vie's, You can’t think of another place where you can get the variety iti Boys’ and Children's Headgear that we continually show—What always makes it such a safe purchase is our guarantee—and the invariably lower pricea, (Ground foor—Upper Seventh street.) SHOES. SAKS AND COMPANY. Been into the market again—having an eye as tohow our holiday novelties were coming along. More about then: later. “Duty Shoes now are what are wanted. Our Hat tactics—work Just as well in Shoes. We buy the Veat—bave to and guarantee it.—Pay what's asked and seli for what we've s mind to.—It's always lower than buyable elsewhere—if we could drop a little more we would—depend on that.—It's our “bottom now, though. Ladies’ novelties, Men's specialties and Boys’ and Children's ueedables. Evory pair comfort- able and serviceable—warranted fo be such, (Grown foor—center.} SAKS AND COMPANY, FURNISHINGS. To try to enumerate our dainty “small wares for men” is like trying to count the stars—the more you count the more yousee. The Neckwear—Gloves—Un- derwear—Hosiery— Handkerchiefs—Umbrellas—Walk- ing Sticks—Full Dress Shirte—Laundered and Un- laundered Shirts—Night Shirts—but you know what a complete Furnishing Store ought to have—we've got stall.—We've got it at our prices—lowor than all—At our qualitios—tho best that can be found—and in our characteriatic variety. SAKS AND COMPANY, NEGLIGE ROBES, When we made up our miuds to reopen this dopart- partment we went into it heavy. Truth to tell we're glad of it Somebow or other the class of gowns we've sot-THE BEST—seem to please almost every ove.— England had to send us a good many,Japan did the same and some three or four leading American houses sent ‘Ys the balance.--Altogether—Buth aud Lounging Robes Smoking aud Breakiast Jackets—we've got an unsur- Passable line. They'll solve many a problem during the gift seasou. Ours is not = samiple line—it's a com- plete assortment, (second Aoor— Elevator; SAKS AND COMPANY, Won't our little friends come down and see our Window? Shall be glad to have them do eo—their elders, too. SAKS AND Company, Txrortaxt To Panexrs. ‘With us it isn't a matter of conjecture, but «settled convietion—born of actual experience—that boys of fifteen and upward are—if anything—more particular than their seniors in the matter of style. If we hed ‘space to epare we would point out the reasons why we consider it eminently proper to encourage rather than ‘epress this rapid development of taste in dress. It is enough for our purpose to know that such is the case. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO. For boysof fifteen and upward, then, we are prepared toshow the highest typesof high style. Asa case in Point, we cite the “Beaufort” Overcoat, that matchless atyle of dress overgarment so much affected by the world of fashion just now. Kerseys, Meltons and kin- Gred fabrics, made with strap seams, seamless baci Taw edges, inlaid velvet collar, lined with plaid or silk, the brightest gems of the art of tailoring. We're showing these for boys as well as men, Colors—Biack, Dark Green, Seal Brown, Blue, Bull and Fawn, 815 ‘and upward, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO. Our Large Boys’ Suits for dress, semi-dress or school are without peers in these parts, Take, for instance, our Black Cheviot Cutaway Sacks, made with patch pockets, raised seams; absolutely fanitiess in make and fit, they can’t be matched away from hich-priced mev- chant taflors. Some of our competitors tried to get these goods but they couldn't buy them for a thousand dollars. suit. We control the manufacturer's pro- ducts for the District of Columbia, We are determined that the Clothes we handle shall never become com- mon. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO. usta't nagine that we haven't amply pro- ¥idled for the wants of tho siualler boys. Ou the con- trary, we have this season “spread ourselves" in that Every grade and style of Suitand Over- cont that comes up to our high standard of general ex- celience is represented in our peerless stock for from Boys four years up, Don’t fail to visit our Boys’ Department tomorrow. direction. ROBINSON, PARKER & €O.. DEALERS IN FINE AND FINEST CLOTHING, . 22-00 319 SEVENTH ST. PPP) FEE RRR mR YY P E rk RR Yo Bs per FR ORR ERR YY S85 P kee RR ERE ¥ Sys8 5 HOSIERY. Hosiery is one of tho “ever-purchaseable” necessi- ties of life, Itiss daily need; itself, unaffected by season's shifting temper. ‘The feet, well clad, and a deal of the comfort of existence is ensured. We be- stow Just aud proportionate degree of attention upon our Hosiery Department, as the following will denote: LADIES’ HOSE. Warranted Cashmere Wool Hose, 50¢. Warranted Cashmere Wool Hose (with high spliced heels), 75e. and 81. ‘The “Electric” Fast Black Hose, 25c. The “Onyx” Fast Black Hose, 37ig0, and 50¢. ‘The “Daisy” Fast Black Hose, 50c. a (The above are the famous Hermsdorf dye.) The French Balbriggan (winter weight), 25¢., 35¢., Soe. and The, ‘The Funcy Striped Hose, 37}. and 50c, The Solid Colored Hose—(Navy, Blue, Browns, Tans and Slate), 250. Lisle Thread Hose (in Black and Unique Boot Pat- terns: ‘The Silk Plaited Hose (in Black, Brown, Bronze and Tans) $1 and $1.25, ‘The Pure Spun lack Silk Hose, $1.25 to $3.50. ‘The Pure Spun Colored Silk Hose (im White, Cream, Canary, Blue, Cardinal, &c.), 83. MEN'S HOS: In Men’s Half Hose we submit the following French Balbriggan, 20c, Fancy Striped, 2c. to 500, Solid Colors, “Electric” (Fast Black), 25¢, Extra Blacks, 37}éc. and 50¢, Lisle Threads, 50c. aud 75c. Half Merino, 25c, Merino, 40c. Silk, 81. BOYS’ AND GIRLS, A “Fast” Biack Ribbed Stocking (sizes 6 to 834), 25c. Three special grades of French Hosiery, with double Knees, heels aud toes, Goods warranted and prices guaranteed. . ‘Three-quarter, Lengths in Cashmere Stockings for Infants, in Black aud White, 30¢, Hosiery Department on the first floor—mid-way— ‘Vth street side, SEATON PERRY, “Perry” Building, 9th and Pa. ave. "nee NOVEMBER 22, 1889, =“ YOUNGS COMPANY Reiterate their announcement of yesterday and would further announce the arrival of NEW Table Raisins in clegant clusters—NEW Figs in large supply at @rgain rates—Also SIX HUNDRED Earthen Pots of NEW CROP Canton Ginger direct from the importer within the last” forty-eight hours—Prices low. ELYHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 42¢ NINTH STREET. Srrvex I: Ar Last» Says the weary shopper as she easts her eyes over these Great Bargains Tomorrow: Infants’ Kid Buttons for 23c, Child's Kid Spring Heels for 45e. Misses’ Kid and Goat Button for 98. Boys’ School Shoes for 75c, Ladies’ Dongola Button for 95e, ‘Men's Congress and Lace Shoes for $1.23, You may pluck the man from bis place in the moon, BUF ben ts Sond from the nate shy mt You can’t find zovds that are better than ours, ‘Or Catch ya aakiug a price that's high, FERD FRANK, Poor Poet'but First-class Shoe Man, 333 BENNA. AVE. 1606 14TH ST. N.W. 20-f&tu-3m_ Sexrows Grasp Heater I8 THE ORIGINAL GRAN} AND THE MOST PER- FECT FIRK-PLACE HEATER EVER MADE, aud is so ackwowledged by the trade and public in this and other cities, Sold by the principal Stove Deslers, SUND FOR TESTIMONIAL BOOK AND BE CON- i] n22-2w BURT'S Ea Em oe ae eS. TO MANY WHO HAVE NOT TRIED THE SOLID, ENDURING QUALITIES OF THE BURT SCHOOL SHOES oR WorDS OF PRAISE MAY BE as EMPTY SOUND, BUT THOSE WHO HAVE WORN THE SHOES KNOW THAT ALL WE SAY IS TRUTH. WE ARE USING EVERY EFFORT TO MAKE THE BURT SCHOOL SHOES THE GNEATEST SHOE IN THE LAND. SUCH SHOES, MADE OF SOLID LEATHER,ARE WANTED BY EVERY PARENT, ECIALLY AT THE LOW PRICES AT WHICH WE CAN AFFORD TO SELL THEM AND YET GIVE THE GOOD, RELIABLE QUALITY WHICH MAKES FOR LONG SERVICE. CHILDREN ARE HARD ON SHOES, AND THEIR FOOTWEAR MUST BE DOUBLY STRONG AND SOLID TO STAND THE STRAIN WHICH THEY ARE SUBJECTED TO. Dw You Even Sex A Cann ™ WALK OVER OR A DA POOL OF WATER IN: THE WAY? HE TAKES SPECIAL DELIGHT IN WADING RIGHT IN TO THE WATER, AND UN- LESS THEY AKE CLAD WITH THE oe BURT SCHOOL SHOE WET FEET ARE THE KESULT, AND SOON THE SHOES GIVE WAY UNDER SUCH USAGE. WITH THE SOLID BURT SCHOOL SHOES THERE IS NO CHANCE FOR WET FEET AND THEY STAND THE HARDEST KIND OF WEAR. WE USE ONLY SOLID LEATHER AND CoM- BINE THIS WITH HANDSOME SHAPE, SO THAT THE SHVES DO NOT LOOK CLUMSY OR UN- SIGHTLY. BOYS' SOLID SHOES, 2.00 TO 84.00. MISSES’ SOLID AND DRESS SHOES, $2.00 TO $3.50, CHILDREN'S SHOES, $1.25 TO $3.00, CHILDREN'S FELT SLIPPERS, 50c., $1.00 AND 81.50. BRR ore oTrrr™ Ben UU ok OT BBB UU Sia OST ARTHUR BURT & CO, 222 1211 F ST. N.W. Tx: Box Mancne, Two SPECIAL SALES NOW GOING ON. CLOAK DEPARTMENT SPECIAL SALE: We quote these spectal Prices in our Cloak Depart- ment, as wo find we have JACKETS. too many garments of these €4.98 Revere, 87.50 Beaver. 89 Jersey. 87.50 Kevere, Particular styles, They are some of our best selling numbers, for which we placed large orders. The rain of the past two weeks, warm weather and dull trade left too many on our counter and we think by quoting the REDUCED PRICES FoR FRIDAY and SATURDAY will rid us of our surplus TAKE ADVANTAGE of the Reduced Price, GLOVE DEPARTMENT SPECIAL SALE, 81.25 Suede Mousque- The Gloves advertised taire. cial at Te, O8o, and $1.00 Suede 4-but, $1.10 wo warrant and try $1.25 Pertection, on at our risk; the Suede 4-button........81.10 at 500. is good value: the 68c. Suede, 4-but. Glove at 25c. is balance of $10.00 and 68c. 68e. and $1.00 wide en- £10.98 Revere.. 815 Directoire..813.5) $18 Braid Trimmed. #16 25 Astrachan......822 4-button.... broidered Gloves, mostly small and large sizes. Err g Yo BRR, 35s FF t Hi eee SS, Ss r ub OR UR Sys8 S CAPES In Capes you will find our Assortment complete, we have the Plain, Pointed and Im, Periam. ei Capes, Standing and Im. Asirsehan, Rolling Collars, in all qual- French Seal. ities of Furs, Genuine and California Seal. Imi jon of same Prices Astrachan, from 24.98 to 0. Step Persian Lamb, in and look at our Furs, we Im. Monkey, guarantee style, price, Beaver. quality, fit and workman- ship, All we ask is a call to prove to you what we FER ¥ KE a) ERE" 316 7TH ST. N.W. Ovr Gerar $1.95 Sire Has been » remarkable attraction to our stores all this week. ‘The announcement of this Sale caused even many ladies to bid defiance to this week's storms in order to secure ut #195 Fine Foot- wear that they ad never before bought for less than $2.50, and we kuow none were disap- pointed. TOMORROW IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO BUY FROM US AT $1.95: Tou different styles of LADIES’ FINE SHORS, made of Dongule, Kangaroo, Pebble or Straight Goat, Six different styles of Men's Servicesble CALF BUTTON, LACED and GAITERS. Five different kinds of MISSES’ and BOYS" FINEST AND BEST MADE SHOES. Come and sec for yourself if these don’t excel the Shoes you've been paying $2.50 for. s HOUSE R GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F ST. ST. N. W. KEEPERS | SSS S= YOU APPRECIATE A GOOD THING “WHEN YOU SEE IT.” OUR INTENTION TOMORROW IS TO GIVE YOU THE BENEFIT OF 200, 2 af G G Pr> WE MUST HAVE ROOM FOR OUR ENORMOUS HOLIDAY STOCK, AND IN ORDER TO GET IT THE BARGAINS THAT WE PLACE BEFORE YOU TOMORROW ARE PLICKD “TO MOVE," AND MOVE THEY MUST. YOU GAIN THE BFNEFIT OF LOW PRICES, WE THE R@gM WE REQUIRE. A WORD WITH YOU ABOUT OUR HOLIDAY STOCK AND THEN YOU CAN CAREFULLY SCAN THE SACRIFICES NOTED BELOW. OUR HOLIDAY STOCK HAS NEVER BEEN SO LARGE, SO PRETTY, 80 WELL SELECTED AND SO CHEAP AS IT IS THIS SEASON, TTITH OH FEE T OH Fr HHH EE HOH E Hou nes 812 7TH ST, NW. SACRIFICES: WHITE PORCELAIN BREAKFAST PLATES ONLY be. WHITE PORCELAIN DINNER PLATES ONLY 60. RED BORDERED COCOA DOOR MATS ONLY 31e, COALHOD, POKER, SHOVEL, STOVE LIFT AND ASH PAN ONLY 360. LARGE SIZE JAPANNED TRAYS ONLY 11e POLISHED WOODEN KNIFE BOXES ONLY Te. DECORATED JAPANESE IND. BUTTERS ONLY 20. WALNUT FRAME TOWEL ROLLERS ONLY 7o, DECORATED GILT-LINED FESTOONED-EDGE OAT MEAL BOWLS ONLY 7c. DECORATED GILT-LINED FESTOONED-EDGE OYSTER BOWLS ONLY 12c, CRYSTAL GLASS CREAM PITCHERS ONLY 200. FANCY CHINA WHITB AND GULD MUSTARD POTS ONLY 7c. JAPANESE BLUE AND WHITE TEA POTS ONLY 250, WaX GAS TORCHES, TWENTY IN A BOX, ONLY Te. SUBSTANTIAL NICKEL CUSPIDORS ONLY 190, A JOB DECORATED GOLD-EDGE PORCELAIN DINNER PLATES ONLY 7c., WORTH 150. HANDSOME BRONZE STANDING LAMP, WITH DUPLEX BURNER, PATENT EXTINGUISHER, TEN-INCH HANDSOMELY DECORATED DOME SHADE, VERY CHEAP AT $2.98. FANCY SQUARE-SHAPE CREAM PITCHERS ONLY 100, FANCY RIBBED CRYSTAL GLASS TUMBLERS OR GOBBETS ONLY 3c. SHERWOOD LUSTRAL WIRE BREAKFAST OAS- TORS, SOLD ELSEWHERE AT $1, OUR PRICE ONLY 790. LEATHERETTE FANCY PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES ONLY 50. CRYSTAL GLASS FANCY PICKLE DISHES ONLY Fo, ENGRAVED CRYSTAL GLASS OIL AND VINE- GAR CRUETS ONLY 25c. PURE GLYCERINE TOILET SOAP ONLY 80. A LARGE BAR, LOW SONS & CO.'S MAMMOTH TOILET SOAP ONLY 4c. A CAKE, ADJUSTABLE ASH BOOK SHELVES ONLY 210. HANDSOME BRASS TABLES, PLUSH CENTER, ONLY 81.79. LARGE SQUARE SHAKER TABLE MATS ONLY 4c, DECORATED GOLD-LINED FRUIT SAUCERS, SIX FOR 450. DECORATED PORCELAIN GILT EDGE 56-PIECE TEA SET WORTH $7.50 ONLY $5.39. CELEBRATED WEDGEWOOD & CO."S 130-PIECE DECORATED COMBINATION DINNER AND TEA SET WORTH $21 ONLY $14.39, THE FAIR, 812 7TH ST. N.W. FRANKLE & CO. at SF 8 oes Since putting our regular Friday’s aunouncement in the compositor’s hands we've discovered gome broken lots among our Children’s Overcoats—covering sises from Sto 12 years, There are only one, two or three of a kind—but they are strony values, ‘Those that wer? $12 are now 28. ‘Those that Wore $8 are now $5. Those that were $5 are now $3.50. Those that were $3.50 are ow Ifyou've gota boy within those ages and he's got to have an Overcout—this is your opportunity, You'l have to act quickly, though, for the sun won't be very high up before they'll all be gone. it SAKS AND COMPANY. | Boxs: Day, poy SATURDAY IS THE TIME WHEN BY CoM. MON CONSENT THE BOYS ARE FITTED ovr. FOR THE PAST SIX WEEKS THERE HAS BEEN A RUSH ON SATURDAYS IN OUR BOYS' DEPARTMENT. THE ASSORTMENT 18 STILL INTACT AND YOU CAN FIND THE NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES IN SUITS AND OVERCOATS IN LARGE VARIETY. SHORT PANTSSUITS FROM $3.50 TO $20. LONG PANTS SUITS FROM $8 TO $25. CAPE OVERCOATS, 4 to 9 YEARS, $4 TO #18, CAPE OVERCOATS, 9 TO 13 YEARS, $5 TO $18. CAPE OVERCOATS, 14 TO 18 YEARS, 8 TO 820. FLY FRONT OVERCOATS, ALL SIZES AND ALL PRICES. YoU KNOW THE CHARACTER OF OUR STOCK. ONLY MEDIUM AND FINE GOODS AREINIT. WE KEEP THE LATEST AND MOST POPULAR STYLES AND NO OXE TOMORROW, SATURDAY, ASTONISAING BARGAINS, PICTURE DEPARTMENT. Our Picture Department has been very much upset uring the work in building our calleries; therefore the stock is now ina very bad condition, though the Prices we have in this department for tomorrow will stand responsible for the condition of its stock. Overoue thousand Pictures tu be sold, profits mot | considered, 200 11x14 Pictures, all beautiful subjects, very Reatly framed, in «very rich and tasty shaded oak frame or abighly poished antique oak (plain); they aro a special vaiue for Sc, 5c. the greatest bancain ever offered. 100 20x24 Highly Oruamented Wutte and Gold and Oxidized Silver Framed Picturesall fine subject We claim they are a wonderful bargain for $7.98. Our price for tomorrow is $1.38 300 Pictures, frames, with the ce Guns all of our fame Washiugton kuows of then. We will offer the chotce of the lot for €1.48. This redactic ust be appre- ciated, for such a bargain as + See our beautiful uew patterus in t our oot Orpamented Easels for bares: See our Massock: Be, See our Boys’ Vek 8. Bost made for $2.48, TRUNK DEPARTMENT, very Indy in 2 heard of, em for 8c, We have Just recoived 50) Tranks. which we have not the room to display. We will close them out To- morrow atthe 1 arers' prices, Thix will prove @ rare opporiuuity Ww secure a Grst-claes Trugk at « bargain, EXTRA The following Specials on our Firet Floor for To- Morrow are calculated to draw an immense crowd, tor the prices are the lowest that any house Las ever at- tempted for such attractions given CROCKERY DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL FOR TOMORKOW. n Decorated Toilet Sets, 10 pieces, 81.98, Engtiss New Shape English Decorated Sets, with Jar, $4.98, | Antevican Porcelain Toilet floral decorations (goid Handsome American Porc floral decorations, only $7.98, swith Jar, assorted A), $5.48, Square Shape English Decovated China Tea Sets, 44 | 8. pieces, 83.28, Haud-decorated French China Tea Sets, 56 pieces (wpositive Bareain), $6.98, Anew lov of Square Shaye Enctish Decorated Chins Dinner Sets (colors), 112 precea, only $9.95. American China Combination Dinner and Tea Sets with new hund-filled decorations, 127 pieces, €15.98. Thun Trapsiuc nt Carlsbad China Dinver Sets with neat floral decorations, 111 pieces, good bargain at e228, will be sold tombrrow for #198. Anew importation of French China Dinner Sets, square shape, with hand-pain'cd and embowsed ueutral decorations (Geld lined),a Larxain at $50, our price $35. UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT. 26-inch Gloria Silk Umbrella with natural wood stick for YSe. 2G-inch G oria witha rolled gold cap and paragon frame, worth 81.48, for $1.18. 26-in. Gloria, with mourning handle, worth @1.48, only $1.25, 26-in. Gioria, with assorted oxilized handles, worth 48, for $1.98. 26-in Goria, witha fine rolled sorted styles, worth 50, for $2.98. 24-in. Children’s Umbrella, with natural wood and oxidized haudies, worth $1.25, for Sc, JEWELRY DEPAKTMENT. Oxidized and Silver Chain Bracelets, 12 cents each filver and Plated Bangle Bracelets only 1c. Cut Steel Earrings only 15c., worth 2 Silver Side Combs only Ze. Fancy Shell. Amber and Biac Forget-ine-not Ring: Gold Band Rings only 23c. Rolled Plate Hair Pins, for 38 and 58c., worth 48 and 78c. A 27e. Silver Wire Bracelet, exact imitation of an im- ported Bracelet, only 23¢, (It's Buglish, you know.) Latest styles iu Sterling Silver Bracelets from 38c. to $6.98 each. Forvet-me-not Pins for and 48c. Rhine Stone Serew and Drop Earrings only 2c. a pair. Fancy Hair Pins only 13c., worth 25e, STATIONERY. IMewild Mills Paper. ruled, only 150, per pound, 96 sheets toa pound, Envelopes to match only 5 cents a package. Pemberton Mills Paper only 20¢. per pound, and En- velopes only 5c. a package. Lexington Mills Linen Paper, either rated or plain, ouly 25 cents per pound. Envelopes tomatch only 10c. a packuce. Linen Note Paper only 80. # quire, and Envelopes only Se. a package. All styles of Fancy Note Paper, by the quire, from 10¢. up. Linen Paper, plain or decorated, only 18c. a box. Plain and Gilt-edge Correspoudence Cards and En- velopes i 9 Ye Kuickerbocker Writing Tablet, with Blotter, only ve. Note Books for the school children only Sand 10 cents each, Fountain Pens from 18c. to 3. Hair Pins 2 for Se. 25e. and 3Se., worth 38 R. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F st. nw. N. B.—Open on Saturdays until 10 p.m, it Rea, A OM Eye AA UU MMaM gs BAA LS BE os BBB OA A UU MM Sys POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET, n Vv ERE rear Y y =] KF OH VY &E F pts Vv - ¥ ov PEE & It will not take you long to read this advertisement. which cannot fail auy number of new patterns; sizes which we have been selling for @1.50, and you cannot buy ther anywhere for less than that. We have had this lot made ap especially for our trade, aud will sell them FO A FEW DAYS at 9c. EACH. You can’t buy the material by the yard at that price, Sco FF - Velvet Ribbons. ‘There {sno need of telling you what the G. F. Velvet Ribbons are. The brand is too well known. We quoge the following prices for FRIDAY and SAT- URDAY only. If you have bought G. F. Ribbons you know that's way below usual prices; if you have NOT bought G. F. Ribbous compare prices and be sure itis G. F.—no other make. PIECES RUN FULL 11 YARDS, IN BLACK ONLY. Width... 2 2% 8 4 5& 6 7 Price per piece... 400. 47e. 550. 700, 85c. $1.05 €1.25 81.55 and al! intermediate widtiis also at the reduced prices, LADIES’ BLACK SILK PLAITED HOSE, with Striped Tops of uew colors; ali sizes in stock. @1 = Pair is the price for these everywhere; they are worth that. A purchase of a large quaututy puts them in our hauds at a bix reduction. 750. A PAIR is the price for these until gone. You don't often get such goods for the price, STERLING SELVER THIMBLES, ‘put up ins Handsome Plush Case, make a nice pres- ent, and later on if you want them fora present they may not be bere. You bad better take advantage of the price now— 25c. EACH. $1.75 Ooze Chatelaine Bags, with a new and pretty ‘Oxidized Frame and Chain, The Bag is Lesther-lined and comes in good shades. Special price for FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 980. EACH. We are showing # larre line of better and cheaper grades of CHATELAINE BAGS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, WHILING TABLETS, &c., in a lange variety. We'd hike to have you lopk throug our line. BAURTS Onr moving price will be | | lain Seta, with hand-filed | to 44; goods | Gus Scrrnses ‘Toxoxnow. GATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23.) EF™ The special prices for Gloves will probably et tract mor customers than we can conveniently welt on daring the busy hours, so will our patrons who de- sire to have their Gloves tried on please try and cell from 8 to 108. ™, Lt Sor5toG p.m? These are the Teast busy boure “A L ee A H gs q AA AAA Lr er fuss ™ { oat RR OO E rk oo 4 Pa Fv REO O YY Aa FE Kk ROO y AAA be, RR ava = Gesruewes: You are offered @1 quality Dor Skin Glowes for Tie. S pair, We repeat what we said of them the other | evening: Very Ukely you'll want to say, They cant be ony Qed, but how can you consistently sag no when we | write: Every pair warranted What does “warranted Try that we a torily 2 pow pair will be giv cunt he Gle * ft vacant say They 4 TO WARRANT md to make the ake many we will i os that will S85 | 3 | Sss% 90 a 2" aa OF t ‘< ee 4 + 24% tmz op . ~ Pauas Rovary Groves. ED PROM $1.50 TOS: ‘The @1.5 Kid Giowes are shown in Dreaved Ali the new e hew Untwof Green, Kine, Rod, Tau, Bry i Fast Black, The new sp embroidery. The popular 4-button length. risk vee not having TY pair Warrants + | faP About twenty dozen | the wory Intest style Busbn Sve. a pair, THE PALAIS ROYAL Lavres Serve Kw Groves REDUCED FROM Ys TO SS CENTS, These Suede or Undr Lions) Frescu vcED Fiom Think of warranted French Kid Gloves at 06 cents, Why, it's not dear for the imitations of Sheepskin, Ali the correct shades, correct embroblers aud correct 4-button length The price ts euspictously low. We kuow it. It proves what prompt payments when buy- inw and selling will do, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued bel Lue. Rea Kw Groves REDUCED FROM 68 TO 50 CENTS. 4 buttons. All shades, Correct embroidery. Per. fect fitting. Cheap, bnt reliable, Gloves that will dear favorable comparison with many of the €1 Gloves offered at the credit stores! $2-We contract to be supplied enabled to alw Elastic Kid Gi ly and thus are ‘er fresh Gioves—Pliabie, Mellow, THE PALAIS ROYAL. _ {Continued below.) Lanes: Rea Pro mn Gur REDUCED FROM 89 TO 85 CE | The Real Pievkin will outwear tw Gloves. Can you buy the Beal Jigsin Mousquetaires at lem than @1 elsewhere? We now have Black andthe New Grays, 7 | Browns, also a lovely Fawn shade. style. Every pair warranted, THE PALAIS ROYAL, and ‘Mousquetaire {Coutinned below.) A Taw: Days Sx 4 CXevember 3) Ulsters, Jackets, Jerseys, Tea Gowns, Wrappers for Ladies, alvo Coats and Ulsters for Misses and Children at Special Sale Prices for Thursday, Priday aud Satur day. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Sackers Av Reovern Paces AT $3.98—Beaver Jackets, braid bound, Navy,Green Reduced trom #5. English Beaver Cloth Jackets, in Bick aud colors. Tailor finish. €6—Doublo-breasted Beaver Jackets with lap ms. All colors, 1 #8—Imy Tight-fitting Bea: td bound, tuiur fnisl r Jackets, re. Usually retail ported Beav Bick 0 diagoual of an ext front of com. attons, lance reules braid, Ceuslly te @15—Linported Beaver Jackets, London made, Jackets tat, made to order, would cost over English Beaver Cloth, etot Jackets . Groen, Blue and Bisck. Usually fe 0. ‘AT #10-—Paletot Jackets of Cheviot, The Natty the Euormous Vest Fronts, the Lanes Hip Pocket SUL Buttons, are fac smiles of the imported Jackets, usually retail at #15. $14—1xtra-five beaver Cloth Puletot Jackets, ported. “Made by meu taaiors.” Usually retail at Ca SAT @16—The London Style, Dowtie-bremsted Palos tot Di gouni Cloth Jackets. The deep rolling collar bud the coussicuous hip pockets are tyydcally Jan- — THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) y Sruser Crom Jackers. "sa wore durable Jack iu Jersey Cloth it { " Prices #5. 6,63, 85, 6, 810, 8 tor all ytiren, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) ‘These marvellous imitations of the most eapensive imported Ulsters must be seen, you can't rely on & hewspaper description, 2 Aivustration the Janquard Tixht-fitting Ul- aiden « Licown. with accoruson flowing dmported The price of the Again, luck at the Fageots Blue Beaver Ulsters, with the new shuwi color and ispel appliqued in Dove’ The nier' hiy pockets to match The imported 655, jere's another: A Double-breasted Green a. ater, with tue “Garrick” caye—a double cape reaching ly to the waist: vest front, culiar, iaped and cufis of Greek, The imported 942 nement ts tlustrat flange “double hip pocheta, jouble hip pocket The « had every ore pla amp ihches long) at $46 are epproach to ature that suau's art end i sou m treat if you'll ask to be many Elegauce with ret red in the Scotel Cheviot Uister ot ind. it has @ treble cape, immense inure price sur THE PALAIS ROYAL New Sracsarx Pus Sackers, Jackets with the improved Dell sleeves and sai 10, 812, $14. 615, $16, 018 and 820. Jackets wits roel seal tiauuings, O15, 1% 1, “ Srectotre” and with thenew roll nS aad Uns. 67 Fackots i length), @14, @15, #16, 818, ¢26 “Pulctol Jackets with veut front, roll collar, lange hip Sei ecaishia ptt fy ‘Ibe sect ae ‘tor A . 21 and Si ya mat Mo 2 and