Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1890, Page 4

_——— i a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1890. THE EVENING STAR. Wa SHIN. GTON. ouimnas . 1 ROSKY S, NOYES. 1s90. -Raior. the fallest Local he World, and as an Advertising Medimm is worth more than all the other pupers published im __ Washington. ew York Office: Room 93, Tribune Bailing Congressman maga suggestion that the appointment of lower grade postmasters be Fegulated by civil service commission laws has some good points, The almost invariable rule is to give country offices to men who have stores, which are the gathering points for large neighborhoods. The remote country postmaster is sui generis. He is without a peer. If he be efficient or inefficient he is equally superlative. In one instance, which has never come to the notice of the department, a man was appointed postmaster for an office iu Ten- Ressee, but having a saloon a mile away, and across the line in Kentucky, he transferred the office to his saloon, and thereafter one of ‘Tennessee's post offices was in Kentucky, which was hardly less legal than geographical, It was political, however, and that was quite enough. If any class of office holders more than another needs the educational influences of the civil service laws it is these remote country post offices, where not infrequently the recipient of « letter or paper and the post- master bold a council of deliberation before determining whether ‘‘Richacd Roe” or “John Doe” is the address on the wrapper. If Mr. Bayne can formulate his opinions into a bill | and materialize them into a law which will result in improving the country post offices ho will be doing a work of education and reform which will entitle him to a brevet Postmaster Generalship. a ‘Tne women have sent a petition to the Senate asking that they be represented on the Board of Managers of the World's Fair in 1892. A woman had much to do with the event which the exposition is to celebrate. Queen Isabella was instrumental in sending Columbus hither four hundred years ago. curiosity which prompted ber to send a man across an unknown sea to learn what lies be- yond, but her motive is a minor matter. In the pioneer period of the country women | shared with man dangers and hardships, and | her sufferings were the greater in that her weakness was the greater. She has taken with him every step in the progress of the civiliza- tion of the western continent. She is entitled to share with him in the honor for what has been aceomplished. Whatever arrangement may be considered wisest in the make-up of the business management of the fair, woman's | industry, grace and tact will find full repre- sentation in the exposition itself, and the part which she plays and has played in the couti- nent's progress ought to be suitably recognized, = —_ —— Governor Campbell of Ohio, who was inaug- urated yesterday at Columbus, signalized his accession to the office by open advocacy in his message of ballot reform. The governor is making an excellent start and if he ia met by his party in the same spirit, the reproach which attaches to “Ohio politics” may be removed and that great state may come from under the cloud which has for a long time hung in its po- litical sky. The shame of ‘Ohio politics” is not confined to either party. The contest has been always more or less close in the state and the means resorted to by each in the cireumven- tion of the other have frequently been dis- graceful and at times criminal. If Governor Campbell can purify politics in his state it will be a greater credit to him than to be President, And it may not disqualify him to be President. —— Congressman Cummings bas introduced a bill to erect a statue to the late Samuel J. Til- den, on oue base of which is to be the inscrip- tion, “Samuel J. Tilden, nineteenth President of the United States; elected, but not seated,” Somewhere on the statue it ought to be indi- cated concerning the dead statesman that in the only instance on record where candidates tossed pennies for the presidency of the United States he took part and lost. ——— Lord Sackville, late British minister to this country, may take some satisfaction in the news from Los Angeles, Cal, to the effect that Editor Otis of the Tunes of that place. which printed Lord Sackville’s famous letter, has been charged by an ex-postmaster of the place Possibly it was her | ‘Spring and summer end winter will Royal, The following program briefly 850,000 worth of New Goods, Annual Special Sale of Men's “Palais “Opening” of advanced Spring styles ‘Twelfth Annual Special Sale of “Opening” of Embroideries for the New Evening Goods shown for the ‘Wraps, Woolen Underwear, &c, at ThE PALAI ‘We want your opinion of the ad tomorrow. It will influence our orders “Opening” tomorrow, but prices ss if souvenirs were offered. 1890 Exsxowsmes Axo Laces Gingham Mohair snd even Silk Dresses are to be trimmed with these new Vandyke Laces and Embroid- eries, Thousands of dollars have been invested in these goods, so it'll be an anxious day with the Palais Royal tomorrow. 19 CENTS A YARD for 25c. quality Vandyke Linen Lace iss bribe to tempt you here tomorrow. 68 CENTS A YARD for 850. quality Hemstitched Flouncings of Embroidery is another special price for tomorrow. ‘The Narrow Irish Point Embrotderies and the Van- dyke Linen Laces will battle for your recognition. A display is here that will make it hard to choose. ‘The novelties in 45-inch plaited Embroideries, with insertings of Medicis and Valenciennes Laces; the Worksof Art in Irish Point Vandyke Embroidery Flouncings; the Skirtings plaited from the waist and sold in dress patterns; the 22-inch Colored Plaited Embroidery for Children's Dresses, all being the very latest novelties, must surely prompt a visit to the Palais Royal's Twelfth Annual “Opening” of Em- broideries, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) New Laces For Evesrve. 2dc.—The prettiest White Silk Vandyke Laces for the necks and sleeves of dresses at only 25e. a yard. ‘50c.—Mouselaine de Soie in al colors, and of a better quality than ever before shown at 50c. ‘80c.—Extra Heavy Silk Brussels Net, full 54 inches wide, Allcolora, Chesp st $1 a yard 50e.—Lace Striped Point D'Esprit Net, 48 inches wide, All the evening shades, 98e.—Superior Quality Tinsel Drapery Nets, 48 inches wide, The scarce shades here tomorrow. $1.15 to $2.25,—Tne finest collection of Black Silk Drapery Nets in this city. Polka Dots, Stripes, Figures, &c., in entirely new effects. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Searse Sryzes Is Daess Goons. What you'll at once admire is the beauty of the tints of co.or im these harbingers of spring. Grays, Steels, Heliotropes, Prune, Dahlia, Resada Green, Blues,Tans, Browns, Reds, &c. ‘ihe shades generally termed art shades are these. How they come to get on wool will be the surprise of the spring of 90. ‘The new shades in Mohairs, 75c. yard. New shades in Side Band Novelties, 50c. yard. ‘New shades in Cashmere Henrietta, 50c. yard. ‘New shades in Silk Finish Heurietts,8uc. yard. ‘So much for woolen gooda. And now come the sur- prises in Cotton. If youare not surprised with the Ginghams to be offered tomorrow at 12ic., then we'll be, In the window is a figure dressed in one of the new Givghams, trimmed with Vandyke Embroidery as ordained by Madame Fashion. Even Silks are to be so trimmed. ‘New Shades in China Silks, 50c. a yard, Pure White Shanghai Silks, 680 yard. Better quality Shanghai Silk, 85c, yard. Best quality Shanghai Silk, $1 yard, Black Woolen and Silk Dress Goods for the spring are here, of which more anon, with having demanded haif the postmaster’s salary for his services in securing him the place. If the ex-postmaster wants a witness to testify to the general and specific moral de- pravity of Ots, Lord Sackville would no doubt be glad to tuke the stand. — Cangreseman Oubeene proposes legislation which will aid in connection with ballot-reform ‘aws to purify the elections. The latter are Jesigned to reduce bribery and intimidation py acting upon the voter. Mr. Osborne’s bill applies pressure to the candidate. It declares unlawful the spending by a candidate for Con- gress in his canvass of money for any other purpose then the dissemination of information or the holding of public meetings and conven- tions, —__—_——. -—=__ The legislature of lowa met yesterday at THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Hose Fo Tue Niuw Dresses. Spring time will see fast colors in colored stockings. ‘The Palais Royal is first toshow them. All the art shades quoted in dress goode are here im stockings and every pair stamped “Warranted Fast Colors.” New ehades in Fine Cotton Hose, 250, pair. New shades in Ribbed Lisle Hose, 45c. pair, New shades in Spun Silk Vests, 68c, each. A little—s big—surprise tomorrow: 76c. quality Silk Finished Lisle Hose for 49c. pair, warranted fast black feet and snukies, with uppers in the new art shades. Another surprise: 25c. s pair for Boot Pattern Hose im combination colors, Examine the Hixh Spliced neon and the senatorial fight will follow as s00n as practicable. The democratic members | are not inclined to be at all yielding in their demands and « dead-lock threateuing injury to Senator Allison's chances of re-election is a Possibility. en — The patent office people are clamoring for more room. The patent office contains the materialized inventive thought of the nation, the embodiment of the mechanical mind, and a Double Heels, the French Double Toes, Note the ex- tra length, the shapeand finish of the limb, A com- binauon of surprises promised. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Srrixa Haspxercuter Fasnroxs. Wheat, roses, forget-me-nots, daisies, &c., embroid- ered in colors imitating nature, are shown on the new ‘sSe. Handkerchiefs, Never were as beautiful or ss great Hall of Ludustry should be built for its | orix:nai desicns shown as in our springstyles of White aecommodation, $$. —____ Senator Frye bas introduced a bill providing that our merchant marine im foreiga trade be pat upon an equality with that of other nations, Whatever else the bill may do, it will present a great opportunity for timely remarks concern- ing “Columbia, the gem of the ocean,” which &t present is not a gem of the first salt-water, a Cycloses im Missouri and Lilinois; storms i Nebraska and lows: yellow fever in Erbroidered Handkerchiefs at 25 cents. Those at ‘12% ceuts are @ wonder. Too good. They make the quarter goods less a wonder. TOMORROW'S SUR- PRISE—124 cemts for the 19. quality White Linen Hauckerchiefs, Not more than three to each customer, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Fass Fo Evesixe Wr. ‘The subject is too great to cope with here. Along Key West; rains in Ohio and Indiana; rose buds a oe Only this to tell you now: ia New England, and peach blossoms im Dela- ware. That's the current record. a XN York is the coun The most important and largest importation of Fans this cky has ever een has crowded the show cases and count- eros the Palais Royat and enables the promise of a dis- seat of New York | play comorrow that wild excel tn magnitude the stocks of seunty; Chicago is the county seat of Cook | any other Uires stores im town, Fans from 49 cents to couuty, Washington i the capital of the | 835each. Not only ones and twos, but thousands of Nenow! them. Prices to surprise not less than the quantitics eesti eaiitieeernneeans King Leopold of Belgiam thinks our colored | "4 Yariety- People would make excellent immigrants for use in the Congo state. He and Senator Mor- gan stand on the same platform. ——— Ex-Goveruor Foster is the nominee of the Ohio republican caucus for U. S Senator. Seuator Foster is, however, hardly « possibility this ume. @overncr Green of N sunual message, recommend ballot reform. Governor Hill aud Seater Gorman will be THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) New Tirscs Is Learuzn. Over five thousand new Pocket Books, &e., ¢o on show tomorrow for the first time. Only just opened at time of writing, so the following give an idea that Jersey will, in his | °°s'tlead to much. Kid Purses in the new shades of Fawn, Tan, Stone, Gray, Blue, Garnet. Lined with Undressed Kid. Ouly 25 cents each, but welljworth 48 conta, Seal Chatelaine Bags, with the most elaborate Oxi- Representative Holman as the * -wateh dog of ized Trimmings, ever offered at the prices—68 cents the Treasury” bristles up over the Silcott im- | © #3.98 each. Westigating committee's reported bill for 875,000 aad shows ius weth, ee Portugal nm to have a new cabiuet, with Lord Salisbury as virtual premier. a A New York manager has offered Africanus Stanley $1,000 « lecture for fifty lectures in this country, from which it may be inferred that it When you remember that sll Ulsters, Jackets, Tes. pays to travel in Africa, Autelope Bars in the new art shades, $1.35 to $3.39 each. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Wan Goons Ar Lowssr Prices. Gowns, Wrappers, Warn Woolen and Flannel Skirte and Underwear, ke., were marked at reduced prices before and after Chrismas,and when you learn that 20 per cent discount-20 per cent off these reduced prices- | pared to substantiate, is now allowed, don’t you conie to the conclusion here | 59e. Lace Trimmed Drawers for 50c. jag the cheapest snd best place for such goods? We a Senator Ingalls will make _ few remarks at | S?*s* to men and children as well as tadion, ap early date on elections, and it is not stated ‘hat he has procured amr honey to go with tben. ————— - = ___ ‘The white caps are stili im the outsage busi- eG ip lode THE PaLals ROYAL, 1117-19 Penus. sve. and 401, 12th st aw, 403, 405 and 407 Wreoxzspar, J. ANUARY 15: shake hands tomorrow st the Palais telle the story of the arrival of ever Royal” Shirte, in Dress Goods. Cotton Underwear. ‘Season of 1890, first time tomorrow. 20 per cent discount. Bee OO F fh ROYALS "twere a formal occasion sud the usual aeae Sarz Or Mews Surrs, Onces year the “Palais Royal” booms the Shirt that fortwelve years has been without s rival, Todos thing well it must be done with allone's might. For that reason we determined twelve years ago to keep ‘but one make at one price and make that one make the best at that price attainable, That we have succeeded is proved by the fact that more men wear the “Palais Royal" Shirt than any other three makes in the city. 85 CENTS is the regular price. 68 CENTS is the price for tomorrow. Thisis less than cost price and is an advertisement which will bring us many new patrons, who will be constant wearers of “Palaie Royal” Shirts in the future, Our regular patrons will sce that this is an advertisement, pure andsimole, and must not complain if we refuse to sell more than three shirts at the reduced prices, eos 08 ce SIXTY-EIGHT CENTS IS THE PRICE FOR 85c. PALAIS ROYAL SHIRTS FOR WEDNESDAY, JAN- UARY 15, AND NOT MORE THAN THREE TO EACH CUSTOMER. NINE CENTS or #1 a Dozen is the price for 15c, “Palais Royal" COLLARS for tomorrow, Not more than one dozen to each comment, M335 GENTS FIFTEEN CENTS or two for 25 conta is the price for the beat 20c. Collars, for January 15, Not more than six to each customer. FIFTEEN CENTS is also the price tomorrow for the 20c. “Palais Royal" Linen Cuffs, Not more than six pairs to each buyer. tote SENT Hie CENTS SIXTEEN CENTS for the Best Linen Cuffs that retail here regularly at 25 cents s pair. ‘BASS, oo 09, CENT! 55, 0) 0 Ste Te Bo w Sg Hy CENTS FIFTY CENTS for 6c. * ‘Palais Royal” Embroidered ‘Night Shirts in sizes to fit the smallest or stoutest of men, Tomorrow only. £2" The Palais Royal Dress Shirts come in twenty- seven different sizes. Fit and finish equal to custom- made Shirts costing $2. This isan assertion which trial will demonstrate is not an exaggeration. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Orenr No" Corrox Usprrwean. For the same reason we reduce the price of Men's Shirts for tomorrow #0 do we offer the New Stock of Ladies’ Cotton Underwear at reduced prices. THE PALAIS ROYAL. «Continued below.) Gowss 592 To $7.98 Exce. ‘The following are offered at reduced prices, but not more thau three garments to each customer at these Prices: 750. GOWNS FOR 59c.—"Mother Hubbard." Double Yoke Back, Two Insertions of Embroidery. Four Clusters of 4 Bunch Tucks, Neck and Sleeves Trimmed, 98c. GOWNS FOR 79c.—Tucked Yoke, Two Inser- tious Fine Embroidery, Eight Clusters of 3 Bunch Tucks. Neck and Front with Embroidered Edge. Full Sleeve gathered with Three Tucks and Embroid- ery Edge. 81.25 GOWNS FOR 98c.—The new Pointed Yokes of Tucks and Embroidery. Those of Cambric have Four,Rows of Plat Val. Lace; Four Clusters of 4 Bunch Tucks; Double Kuffle Luce at Neck aud Sleeves. 1.68 GOWNS FOR $1.29.—Six Styles. Thenew Pointed Yokes of Torchon and Plat Val. Lace aud Fine Embroidery. Thoxe with the Turn-over Collars aud Cutts of Hemstitched Embroidery are new. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Surts 50c. To $15 Eacu. Only the few want the very high-priced garments. We point to those so reduced in price that no one cus- tomer may buy more than three, 75c. SKIRTS FOR 69c.—Widths and lengths for the smallest and stoutest of ladies. Four-inch em- broidery rufile, with four tucks above. $1 SKIRTS FOR 84c.—Four styles. Also those extra wide, A pretty Style has nine-inch cambric ruffle; 9 tucks in ruffle aud 18 tucks above, $1.35 SKIRTS FOR 98c.—S-veral styles, Those with 9-inch cambric ruffle and 2-inch torchon lace edge, with 4 tucks aboveand 2-inch lace insertion in rufite, are really worth $1.50. 2.25 SKIKTS FOR $1.75—Cambric and Cotton Skirts, trimmed with plat Val. and torchon luce. Also those with Hemstitched embroidery ruffle, THE PALAIS ROYAL, Conser Covers, 25. To $4.68. The “Opening” Prices are for three days; so itis _(Continued below.) necessary to write mot more than three gurments to each customer, 25c, CORSET COVERS FOR 2%0.—Absolutely per- fect fitting. Lest Cambric. Trimmed with fine lace edge, 30c. CORSET COVERS FOR 35c.—These have low necks and made for evening costumes, 6s. CORSET C VERS FOR 49c.—Square, Pompa- deur and V-shape, of Torclo. Lace and Fmbri ilery. 7c. CORSET COVERS FOR 59c.—Several styies, trimmed with finest laces aud embroideri « 98c. CORSET COVERS FOR 84c.—Tue lace and embroidery trimmings are exquisitely fine—the best ever seen on 1 garmen 8. THE PALAIS ROYAL, | _cCoutinued beter a} Curmses 290. To $4.98 Eaxcu. ‘Not more than three garments to each customer, in order that none will have too without any. 440. CHEMISES FOR 35c—Best Muslin, Square and Round Necks, Corded Band. Simplicity with ele- ance; the material, the finish, the fit, 68e, CHEMISES FOR 59¢.—Trimming of Superior Embroidery aud Torchon Lace, The Hand-embroid- ered French Chemises are included, 98c, CHEMISES FOR 75c.—Square, round and V shapes, Plat Val., Torebon and Embroidery Trimming. Many new and unique styles, (Continued below.) a jake Sr Duswers 290. To $4.98 Pam. ‘There is a very good reason, which we don’t care to mention, why we reserve the right not tosell more 27c. a pair, and that when an order was given for 500 dozen pairs. Thisis an sesertion our buyer is pre- ‘75e, Drawers, all styles, for 59e. ‘sand Misses’ Douzsries at GLEARIAG PERRY'S. PRIC TES stand-by suite her best. We have it—whichever it = may be—so long a it's a bir make With sufcient merit to give it age and ® good record. ‘There is no Dealer in Washington whocan And we haw itat s popular ‘enough for ‘The Amoskeag “A. F.C." at 1240. The Toile du Nord at 1234c. Bates’ Seersucker Gingham at 1¥3¢0. And sine more just as well known, ‘The Spring noveltios—fresh and bright—in plain colors, stripes aud plaids—criss-crossed, twisted and turned juto s hundred and one fanciful desiyna, Please the eye in the price aud make up prettily. The Outing Flaunols at 12%c. and 15c.—these are our pricrs—and the new Pruces# Cashmeres and Indigo Chintzes at 123¢., in afresh budget of thoughts, will snit your artistic eye toa nicety und ought to appeal to your Vanity—for they are U.S, made to the selvage— colora, patterns, weaves avd all. ‘Compare prices and qualities—we like to have you. It helps us, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” OTT ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840, gale ‘We close at 6 o'clock, except Saturdays, TrTT AOA FEI BR R Hi R™ FP oO % ERE t HHH ER BER 9 9 NNN HOH EF B ci) NNN ? HH EEE BBB oo 60N NN MM st) RRR oo H FI Mua xy RR 6 HOE MMMM. AA RRR Y HHH ER uM ASA RR Go H 2 MMM Aa RR COO H EEBS FINAL OFFERING. We offer in this our final reduction sale. Cloaks at the lowest prices ever offered—all new and stylish garments, The prices are about one-balf value. At 84.98, regular prices 88 and 9, Newmarkets in Striped and Plain goods; never offered at less than $8 and év. At $6, regular prices $10 and $12, Directotre, Full Front and Tight-ftting Newmarkets and Connemaras. Regular prices $10 and $12. At $7.50, regular prices $12, 813.50and 815, Fine Beaver and Imported Cloth Newmarkets, Directoire Fronts. Regular prices $12, $13.50 and $15. At $10—Regular prices $15 and $18.50. In this lot of Newmarkets you will find our full Directoire Jacket Front Garment in Plain Beaver, all colors, of which we have sold quantities at $15, and our Imported Striped Garment, Plush Directoire, was $18.50. At @12—Regular prices $16.48, $18 and 820. Very Fine Beaver Newmarkets includes our $20 Plush Sleeve, Collar and Cuff Garment, as also one of our best selling Directoire Front 616.48 Garment, At 315—Regular prices $20 and 825, Very choice Garments that were $20 and $25. Besides closing out our entire lineof Long Garments we place on sale all our Jackets in Fine Beaver Cloths: At 82-@4 Jackets, At 83-85 Jacket, Never before have Jack- At @4—87.50 Jackets. ets of these qualities At 85—$89 Jackets, been sold at such low At $6.50-—810 Jackets, prices, PLUSH GARMENTS; MUCH BELOW COST. $6 for $10 Jackets, $10 for $15 Jackets. $15 for #20 Modjeskaa, $15 for 821 Sacques, $17 for $25 Sacques, #20 for 829 Baaques. CHILDREN'S GARMENTS, AT 63.98, Our 4, 6 aud 8-year garments that wero $5 to $7.50. AT $4.98, Our 4, 6, 8, 10 and 1%-year gartments that were $7.50 to81 AT $5.98, Our 4,6, 8. 10, 12-year garments tuat were $10 and le. THE CLOAK SALE oF wae A BER oop iM a Fe AAR: be El Seems to be the thing most necded. It is light in weight, pretty and always ready. We have on hand sizes of only the LONDON DYED ; GEAL SKINS, ‘and are offering bargains under the reduced schedule of prices, Cail and ote for yourself, STINEMETZ & SONS, 214___1997 Peon, ave.. through to 190 at offer you anything in the Shoe line better made ‘than cure—and certainly none who will give you as much value for the money ss we do, ‘The extraordinary growth of our Trade in Men's Shoes proves the truth of these asser- tions, To make room for even more desirable lines for Spring Wear, we are now making great ‘Mmcrifices to clear cut our Winter Stock. ‘The following partial list of Reductions will convey an ides of the Bargains we are now offering: BOOTS. $1.98 Kip Working Boots now 1.45, $2.50, “Our Own,” Kip Boots now $2.50 Solid Sole Calf Boots now $1.75. $2.50 Double Sole and Tap Calf Boots $1.98, $3 Baltimore Home-made Boots $2.35. 83.50 Fair Stitched Calf Boots $2.70, 85 Custom Double or Triple Sole do. $3.65 @6 French Patent Calf Shoes now $4.50. 84.50 Nobby Patent Leather Shoes $3.37. 86 Eclipse Finest French Calf Shoes $4.75. $5 Custom-made Elegant Shoes $3.85. 2.50 Strictly Hand-sewed Shoes now $2.90» $5 Scotch Bottom and Cork Sole Shoes $2.33. $2.48 Tackleas Calf Shoes, any style, $1.90 DRESS SHOES. WM. HAHN & COB RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE Main Store, 816 7th st. West End Store, 1922 Pa. ave. Capitol Hill Store, 231 Pa. ave.s.e. It WILL BUY A $9 LADIES' ALL-WOOL Fancy Newmacket: THERE ARE COMPARATIVELY FEW IN THIs CLIMATE WHO DO NOT _ S8UF- FER IN 80ME MANNER FROM TENDER FEET, CAUSED BY WEARING RUBBER OR FINE GRAINED LEATH'R SHOES, WHICH GIVE LIT- TLE OR NO VENTILATION TO THE FEET, AND CONFINE THE PEKSPIKATION, KEEPING THE FEET CONTINUALLY DAMP OR WET, OFTEN RESULTING IN KHEUMATISM OR OTHER SERI- OUS ILLNESS. THERE [8 NO DANGER OF TAKING COLD BY CHANGING LEATHER SHOES; THEREFORE, WHILE THE ALFRED DOLGE FELT SHOES SHOULD BE WOKN BY ALL i COMFORT, ‘THEY ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY PHY- SICIANS AS THE HEALTHIEST FOOT COVERING EVER INVENTED. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE ABOVE FELT G@oobs, BBR UO RRR OTITT= 7 bos i 0 bt rT Fg B UR t ~ BBB UUs Tr Sua8 7 ARTHUB BURT & 00. we 1211 F ST. N.W. S FINE HALF HOSE IN PLALX pe, Bal and Lisle | nread, to auc, al gust ibe, per peur KAUFItA N's Double Coubindtion, Aitret se 21S OUR $15 WINTER OVERCOAT SALE OUR 89.50 SUIT SALE, Tell you what it is—therc's nothing like s lit- tle biting air to play havoc with our Overcoat stock. We were busy yesterday. The announce- ment of our great reduction on Winter Over- coats went right home to several hundred men foiks—who either hadn't avy Coate at all—or not good ones—and they helped them- selves, Today we've been rushing busy—all wo could Jump st—for necessity isa great hustler, and in you came for protection, It is one of the luckiest things in the world for YOU—this sale we're having now—coming as it Goes just when you need the garment. You must knowall abont ii—everybody is talking it Here are the facts, though in a single line, ALL OF OUR $25, $24, $23, $22, and @18 OVERGARMENTS ARE AT YOUR OPTION AT $15. All the styles—from the short English Covert Coat tothe long, form-enveloping Fricze Ul- ster—are in the sale—Tailored and finished just as well as we know how to doit—for they are our own work—most of them.—Those that were made for us we know are what they should be. All sizes—and a paltry 815 owns one, 220 DON'T BE COUNTED OUT. ‘The only thing that's weakening in this 9.60 suit sale is the assortment—The drain on them ‘has been something extraordinary. Anticipate your needs s month or six weeks, when you'll wish you had something “just to slip on till ‘warm weather"—Why not put one of these suits in waiting till that time?—They are our regular $16.50 and $15 «rades—good at that, too— Sucka and Cutaways, SAKS AND COMPANY, OUTFITTERS TO THE MASSES, PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET. dale oe Hetsaianad 1070. Theo teas great variety at very Fon Fusr-Ciass Crarox AND PASTEL PORTRAITS caLL ON ~ ‘HB. SMITH, ARTIST, Cor. 6th and Mass. ave. ‘Largest Studio in Washington. ‘Prices $10 to $100. Open unt On Soe aaa een a 1. a Ley 175 per yd. ‘A Ril bon. ere Se. 196 and S Se. ‘Less than half ‘tou! — STOCK-TAKING REDUCTION IN PINE DRESS RAPERIES. No, 1.—Black Brassels ich, Reduced from $1 : wi unbrotiered in laced frou 634 = b aud 4.—Drapery’ from $50 0. No, 5.—An Im. sels ‘Net : : STOCK-TAKING REDUCTION IN FURNI- if you iary i Bary reductions we Ra un Bin Sp ‘SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES BRIDAL SETS. wer, of ‘elaborately ‘Sota, Gown, Che- ipsertipes tac ) PA, seein ARTMENT. with deep with ‘with deep hem Cambric| 50c. eras Sax Sheets, ms Cor. 11th and F sts. nw. OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. Lith and F Sts. ¥.W. Torspar, Jascanr 14, 1890. ‘These are bargain days, Weare having our semi-annual house cleaning, and prices are dropping throughout the store. You will find hereand there numerous small lots of wood: withasicn overthem They arethe quick-coing bargains that do not bold out long enough to get imto the papers, Daily visite to the store are best if you wish to keep fully posted and to reap the —— tage of these “*here-but-a-day” bargai Fare will not be marked wp again on ac: count of the cold weather. Neither will Wraps, Cloaks, Jackets, &c. ‘Two columns of attractions in last even- ing’s “Star.” The “Job Lot” of Corsets at 50c. and 68e. is cetting low, The instructor of the “Keystone Culinary Bester and Mixer" iv still at the store. De- Monstretions daily from 9 to 5 o'clock. Do ‘Bot fail to see this wonderful kitches belp | in operation. it is revoiutionizing cooking India and Ceylon Tes against the Teas of China aud Japan, You are to judge S0e, and 70v. pound, ART BRIC-A-BRAC AT HALF FORMER PRICES. ‘This reduction sale of fine Imported Ocra- talc Wares offers s splendid opportunity to secure elegant German Favors. Anniversary Gifts, Wedding Presents, Hucher Prizes, Ke. ‘They embrace a large variety of exquisite Art Shapes, such as Jars, Vises, Ornaments, Figures, &c., in Hungarian, Teplita, Old Ivory, Bohemian Glass, Jeweled Glass, &e. Were $4 to $5./; now #2 to 25 each. We have placed thea: oa two center tables inorder that you may see the collection at aglance. Visitors wishing to take homes “Souvenir” of their visit should take ad- vantage of this opportunity. First door.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. SEMI-ANNUAL HANDKERCHIEP FEAST. Our Semi-anoual Baresin “Feast” of sligutly imperfect Handkerchiefs is ready. ‘The mills send them to us every August and January to enliven the trade, They never fail to act asa stimulus to the handkerchief business, and you have heretofore been only, too anxious to buy them at the extremely low prices quoted. Heretofore we have only received the La- dios’ Handkerchiefs. This time they have Sent us both Children's and Misses’ in ad- dition to the Ladies’, We offer Children's and Misses’ slghtly imperfect Handker- chiefs, with scalloped and hemstitched edges, embroidered in white and colors; ouly 18e. each, 3 for 50c. Ladies’ Slightly Imperfect Handkerchiefs, in & variety of styles, in all White, White Embroidered in Colors, and White embroid- ered in Black. We have divide. the entire assortment into two lots, viz: Choice at 25 und 50c. each, ‘These Handkerchiefs are thrown aside at ‘the mills for slicht imperfections, such as pin holes wrongly embroidered, drop stitches in hemstitching, &c. You forget this when you see the qualities of huen offered at these low prices. (First oor) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, JANUARY DRIVES IN BED WEAR. 500 Ready-made Bleached Pillow Cases, size 21236 inches, only 35c. ver pair. ‘We ave less then 600 of the 1,000 Double Bed -heets left. 0c. each, Ge. less than cost of cotton and making, (econd floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. STOCK-TAKING REDUCTION IN BED COM- FORTS. One bale 79x80 inch Turkey Red Bed Comforts, Reduced from $? to $1.50 exch. We bought these to eli tor $2, but the Lalo was not properly lined and the Comfort be- cameatrifie soiled in folds while en route. One bale extra size, 84x00 inch, fine Sat- teen Bed Comforts, Slow sellers on account Of the few extra size beds now in use. If you Lave a very wide bed this is your chance, Reduced trom $3.50 to $2.75 each, (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP SPECIAL VALUES IN READY-MADE WIN- DOW SHAVES. 500 tteacy-made Window 8 'iades,mounted on first-class spring rollers, in the iatest colorings, flnisued with curtam pull 43e, each. 400 Ready-made Wind ow Shadea,mounted ou first-class spring roliers, made of a heavy quality of Holland, in the latest colorings, finished with curtain pull. 6Uc. each. We guarantee the above to give perfect satixfaction, (Fourth fieor.) WOODWARD & LOTHRO?. STOCK-TAKING REDUCTION IN RIBBONS, Sinall p'@2es of handsome Satin-e ige Ar- mure Sash Ribbon, 9iuches wide, in Vieux rose, light blue and cream. Reduced from jovelti™ S83 and +250 we lisswy, broken solves Satin Nuubers 12, oben. Reduced from @ Keversible 16 and >: and ise. A few odd ploces of Fancy kibbous. 25a, pera, less r. WOODWAKD & LOTHROP Ie, Te, 15 DRAP! Exquisite novelties in Embroidered Brus- wels Nei fr evenix We ewe are im pat- terns of 445 yds.each. We wish to ciuse thot out before stoc.-takiug—January 31—hence these reductions: in white E30, 2. -Black Net in a handsome rose pattern ©: a- punk and green. Same pattern ‘eubruidered cy Pediat aud shaded olive browns, sed to #25 per pattern, bgt 3.—Striped Drapery Netsin both white and black ground with pansy tere eum Drowdered in rope 50 ly $25 per pattern. Drapery Net in white and biack wane pausy patiern ewbroidered in belio- trope abd olive brown, Medueed ve brown. “a8 COVERINGS, your far- ‘of pecu- contemmpiate upholsteriny ie opel it will beef interest to you to nove the extreordi; nite tae coming have made in Raw and Silke: by oan aw Mim, Reding rom gig ae Four, floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Children’s Muslin ‘and cluster of ‘Sizes 1 to 8 years, pene Tene gach. Hy Be Pee wo Blips, in four styles. 750, Sion Se a rahe ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Locvre Guove Core BARGAINS FOR THIS WEFE. Foster 7-hook Kids, Colored and Fast Back... = “Dest quality made... H Best Quality Ladies’ 4-batton Genuine Castors... 1.57 Ladice’ Best 5-batton French Kids, in Tan, Terra Corte and Fast Black.. Undressed Kal, warranted... 05 | Ladies’ 4 or S-button Dressed Kid, with narrow Ladies’ S-button Suede Mousquetaina, Black and all colors... 1.38 Ladies’ 8-button Suede Mousguetaires, superior Guality, also in French Dressed Kid. Biack and Every Evening Shade of 12-button Mousquctaires. ‘The same in 16-button Jeusthy, “20. a Ail these goods we warrant, fit them to your hand at our risk, and will refund your money should our prices Bot prove to be the lowest te this city, Our stock re j elves Rew additions every day, which makes tt the ‘most complete. We bave no clearing sales, because aii Our foous are fresh and staple; old shop-worn Jub Lote of Gloves will never be introduced into our estabiish- ment, but we guarantee our pices against any and all of oUF competitors, Call and look tour goods au@ Prices; seeing is believing, GENTS’ GLOVES. Embroidered Kids, warranted........... Embroidered Kida, superior quality Embroidered Kida, very best made. Tried on at our risk. Ladies’, Gents’ and Children Lined Gloves at greatly Teduced prices. A new lot of S-button Black and Colored Kid Gloves, Just received, which we are offering at 490 1.07 00 E shite RD Lb oo UYU Vv tLLL 00 vu v o6G_ tL oo Vv v 6 a6 Oo OoVV FE c GGG LLLL 00 Vv Eee 614 NINTH 8ST. N.W. FMNANTS OF DRYSS GINGHAMS, 4%. janis of Fine Satine at ( an Calico Rew “Haat BALE MAN" Dowie Comiination, 1th . delle R? Ove Wrsren 18 YET TO COME THERE'LL BE AMPLE TIMEIN WHICH TO USE A WARM OVEROOAT. WE HAVE AN UNUSUALLY FINE STOCK OF THESE GOODS, ALL GOING NOW AT ONE-QUARTER OFF OUR REGULAR PRICES. CONSIDER A MOMENT WHAT THIS MEANS ON FINE SATIN-LINED GOODS, E. B. DARNUM & c9, dal 831 PENNSYLVANIA AVE $3.49 SEk3 fe ent siyles; 1.40 $5 LAD TAILOR st watrnted ail sane wi German Busnes at the DOUBLE COMBINATION. 1h 11th st ae Jas d-3e a 0 0 NM MMT giSy aA U U MMMM * AA 0 0 Mee a 4 uw POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. OUK GRAND JANUARY SALE OF —MaM © OD 5g NN wan € § § XN iY OEE He uu M uv x eo XN N ppp UU NNN DD uoU SRS BOD uw ON NN bpp wow WwW FE Wwww f weew ke www & - wo oW RRR = Fw store is advertising Cotton Underwear, and as usual EVi id ONL bas the very best valucs shown ip mioy a Te ulvertiaein utes.) ‘aa rs, tom VILL NOT BLOW OUR OWN THUMPED, We eave itt yor Res ig whether we you Underwear « . We my state at the Kovds weutioued and oibers in ouratuck are of uns usual Values (and by the ength of time viebon have eee ee we. are tty ve cal Pll cain, GUAR AS TCE Tispacios Ct the wit, gust TYAN. EVERY Deval GARME! TS SoLy UT your money Wis be refende “A Toes Gnam for It is made of “Frait of the Lovin Muslin, bas the new sigie gt Veahape act it tucked you, Canubre Tonnd neck a dover Ue vutton "hoies Huvvard uack, sleeves Duined with yuftle and ‘Can bear er vection in every detail Stic. 1.20 Laer Bimeed town for 9B, Thapebsnaar pest ph Te Auserting w eigen ig four smal tucks equals « vided between the tuse ue gone 2 th Lace and tucks, Extre ‘ane ‘Also s five CAMBIIC GOWN with four ruwa of of om broidery im yoke and elexautly made fur UBc. exch 75, Skrts for Bie. This Skirt has a G-inch rufle «f embroidery around the bottom, with a bunched tucks above. o¥e. uss Sivier yf Te Drawers for Style ie triamed with fine Cambric embroidery, Ce rows ol tucks and featber-edge truuming Sible 2 ts trimmed with extra fine Cambrie eartbroid- ery, with 5 rows of bunched tucks above. Bot hare aan of on = Me OC. We are 7 F gown: Shines ‘OF Baus Es, sink CORSET Low nec ‘KCOKBET Naas INFAs is’ SLIPS. A. are an gous values as we have geen sold for 380, and have never seen their match for 2. 1A CURBETS ALSO we are showings stock of an un- variety of styles aud caunot failtoswit both for we end you we have sathed ste rewad 500. A PAIR. We leave it to your Judgment if it is not the best (Corset for the price you Lave ever seen. UNUSUAL SALE OF MEN'S UNLAUNDERET DRESS BHIRTS NOW IN PROGRESS— SEE OUR WINDOW. ple ‘7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS, Fess Ar Repveen Paces ‘The balance of our stock of Fursand Wraps at re- desiring reliable ‘The stock consists of Bear Muffe and Boss, Monkey Muse and Capes, Nitria Mufis aud Capes and several Our Seal Skin Wraps can be bought as low nowas April, when we pack themeway. ‘The balance of our Plush Garments at prime cost WILLETT & RUOFF, ‘Hatters and Furriers, 29-3 905 Pa eve, Bascuss: Bao —————— ‘Millinery et s discount cent, French Felt Hats recuced fron 62.59 ° end from §2 to 61. Vu. M. J. HURT, a2-Bavo 1309 Feta,