Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1890, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THE EVENING STAR bas the fallest Local Cireuiation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. THE A | N THEIR NEW STORE), There are some points in the Maryland reg- CORNER OF SEVENTH AND H STS. NORTHWEST. “Gstration law other than those commented upon recently in Tue Stan, that require attention. ‘The law says on page 13, that. “All persons who to the age of this act shall have vaca or removed or have gone their par- with ents from the place of their actual abode, dom- icile, dwelling place or habitation within this state, and | bave taken a domicile, dwelling , abode or habitation out of this state shall be conclusively presumed to have thereby intended to abandon their —_ residence in this state and to have surrendered their right to registration as legal voters in the state un- less within thirty days after the passage of this act they shall go in person before the clerk of the circuit court for the sounty from which shall have so removed, or before the clerk of the superior court of Baltimore city, if their removal shall have been from said city, and make and acknowlege before such clerk an ‘affidavit that when they so removed they did not intend to change their —_ residence within the state, but that thoy had a xed purpose to returu’at a definite time, and that they intend to return to this state and to take up their ac- tual domicile and habitation therein on or be- fore six months next preceding the Tuesday after the first Monday of November, 1890, The form of such affidavit follows the text quoted above, It includes, besides « mention of the county or city, ‘‘a minute and definite description of the place of abode,” to cite the ‘very words of the act. The law then proceeds to declare that ‘‘uniess the persons respectively making such affidavits shall actually return to this state (Maryland) and shall actually take up their abode, domicile or habitation therein six months before the Tuesday after the first Monday im November, 1890, they shall be con- clusively presumed to have lost their legal residence therein and shall not be entitled to registration therein as legal voters, and the offi- cers of registration shall strike off their names from the registry, if they be entered thereon. And after the passage of this act all persons ‘who shall vacate and remove from the place of their actual domicile, abode, dwelling place or habitation within this state and shali take up a domicile, abode, dwelling place or habitation oat of this state, shall be conclusively pre- sumed to have lost their residence in this state, and shall in consequence thereof become dis- qualified to vote, unless at or about the time of such removal or within ten days thereafter they shall go in person before the clerk of the cireuit court for the county from which they shall so remove, or before the clerk of the su- perior court of Baltimore city, if such removal be from said city, and shall make and acknowl- edge before him an affidavit declaring that not- withstanding such removal from their domicile, abode, dwelling place or habitation, they do not intend thereby to change their legal resi- dence, but that they have a fixedand de- terminate purpose to return to this state on or before six months preeeding the next succeed- ing election iu November.” A particular de- scription of such residence is required in the affidavit. Here ure exactions upon voters that work verv serious hardship. Whatever the inten- tion of the voter who removes—whether fora business absence of a few days, or, as in other cases a few months, the intention shall be im- puted tohim of permanent decitizenation, so far ag Maryland is concerned. unless he shall put himself to much trouble and expense to show that he means to remain a suffragan within the requirements of the laws of the state. To the citizen who has to leave the! State on business, sometimes necessarily at short notice, this is a matter of serious import. It bears with «pecial | oppressiveness on the wage earner who resides in Maryland but whose occupation for a part of the year is in Washington, Alcx- andria or some cther town of a neighboring community. This man surely can’t, every time he goes to see his wite and childreu, run off to the county cireuis court clerk to file his certifi- cate of citizenship. If he can there will be little time to devote either to home or work. Within certain well defined lines of safety to the commonwealth the state laws of suffrage should make it casy to be a full-tledged citizen, A citizen without suffrage is not such a citizen, and, if aman of character and intelligence, Lis interest in its welfare ceases when it cuts off bis rights as a voter without reason or suf-| Hevent excuse. As Tz Sraz said the other day, the courts will surely do justice to the deprived voter—if not the local then the fed-} eral courts; and if justice be denied in the courts of law, then the citizen has his recourse to the great source of law, the people of the states of this Union in their sovereign capacity as framers of constitutions and constitutional amendments, oo How would it do to solve the site question vy Placing the Lafayette statue im the spacious Jowe Circle; then change the name of the circle to Lafayette Circle, aud at the same time change the name of Lafayette square to Jack- son square. Then everything would be in » concatenation accordingly. ——————— Mr. Cummings of New York is a little late possibly, in his protest against the Cannon “blacklist,” but Mr. Cummings was probably busy trying to raise €2.75 in New York state for the Grant monument fund and coulda't get in Buy soouer. ———— The New York Trivune says it is not neces- sary to build a very large monument to Gen. Grant or a very expensive one. It is the senti- mont, not the monument, of cuurse. Senti- ments are so much cheaper than monumcnts anyway —— + = Speaker Reed is having a bigger time in New England than a three-ring spring circus with a precession two miles long. a We shall have a new postmaster before long, but when shall we havea new post office to put him in? = All things considered it is not that the com- cay ama Kennedy more, but that it loves Quay The Baltimore Knights of Labor are more Pronounced in their opposition to Mr. Powderly than the New York Central people are, for the Baltimore Knights say be is a Jonah, which, when the whale has once swaliowed should be digested by the usual process. Eee The democratic majority in Kentucky at the August election was over 55,000, and forty Force bills would not or could not have made it less. It’s in the sir in that state, —-—— Cursed with the fatal gift of beauty Repre- sentative Gibson of Maryland is having a hard time getting his renomination in that state. $e o if Senator Quay owned and controlled that Rewspaper now what a pienic he could bave in peeling the epidermis off of Mr. Kennedy of Ohio, : The tree that Suywer & Co. were sawing on, financially speaking, seems to have had too many branches for its rotten trunk, ———— Senatorial courtesy stands between that body and the expression of its opinion of the Lepre- * district. sentative of the Eighth Obio oo Possibly New York can furnish the Lafayette mosument with a site. Wo can furnish the * moaument. ‘Mr. Kennedy's specch on Senator Quay will make # fine democratic campaign document, — or CHOICE SALMON, FRESULY PACKED, MAKE 4 DELICIOUS FIND aT aw September is the housekeepers’ “stock- tak: oath.” eb fenihs dneznatiene . The Many articles you need to. replace, re} eb oF Worn out ones: ther things you wish to add £0 the list our where to them at the lowest prices, The Pair claim vell you goods chearer. Our claim is proven in this argument. We are fortunately not lo- She prime factor’ the'enpense cessene, siowe Fee vexpeuse acc This feature results in ye Or bene! ‘Our saving to us and likewise to you. We cater to customer Raltetiesuaiairusts elatrlest a few the k Bich ous oe “The Fair" Household Ammouis., be Mamitoth Toilet Indian Glue. Patent Lamp Chinney Reflectors (new). Decorated Water Pitchers, . Decorated Bowls... Bisque Figures, per pair.. Folding Lap Boards. Cutting Tables (with Kollers). English Decorated Chamber se! Decorated Chamber Sets, with Grecian bo: English Decorated Tea sets, 56 pieces. Large Comfortable Rocking Chairs Handsome White Enameled Chai: trimuiags, worth $2.98, onl: Handsome Oil Paintings, with igo! THE FAIR, FRANELE & 0O., Proprietors, Cor, 7th and H sts. n.: it STE T Te STee eee TTS Wx. H. McKonws Dany Lerren. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1890, The fall season is getting well under Way—notwithstanding the warm weather, Most active preparations are going on here. Fall Jackets and Blazers are sell- tng rapidly. We are giad to announce the arrival of good portion of our fail stock of Kid and ‘Suede Gloves, especially in tH® superb “‘Keyuter” and “Perinot” qualities, We are enabled to offer » ggod quality Kid Glove in Tans and Brownsat the low price of 75e. per pair. Two great trade bringers—Children's wusranteed “Vast Biack” Hove at 19c, per pair, and Ladich’ Fall-weight Swiss ‘Hibbed Vests and Pants at 25c. Not for 8 day, or a week, but s0 long as they last. We have sold an immense quantity of them. Patrons more than yleased at their goodness, WM HL McKNEW ‘Buecessor to RB. H. Taylors, 93.1 Pouusyivanis ave. and 926 Dstn.w. 1¢ PALEACLAAACOLSLEDORLAARLESAALE Scuoor Crornes, IN 4 FEW DAYS THE BOYS ANDGIRLS WILL BEGIN ANOTHER YEAR OF STUDY AND THE VACATION OF 1890 WILL BE A THING OF THE Past. EACH AND EVERY ONE OF THE YOUNGSTERS WILL NEED NEW CLOTH- ING IN ORDER TO BE PRESENTABLEON THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL. OUR VOCATION IN LIFE IS TO PRO- VIDE SUITABLE GARMENTS FOR YOUNG MEN, BOYS ANDCHILDKEN AND NEVER PEFORE IN THE HISTORY OF OUR HOUSE HAVE WE BEEN AS WELL PREPARED TO SERVE THEM WITH EVERYTHING THAT IS ESSENTIAL IN THE LINES OF CLOTHING AND FUR- NISHING GOODS. OUR ALL-WOOL LONG PANTS SUITS AT $10 AND SHORT PANTS SUITSAT @5 ARE THE BEST VALUES £OR THE MONEYIN THE CITY. A LARGE VARI- ETY OF NEAT NEW PATTERNS IN ALL THE LATEST SHAPES, THOROUGHLY TAILORED AND PERFECT FITTING, B. ROBINSON & Co., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 200 PENNA AVE. 3.W. St Ts Tuz Sanz Prororniox OF VALUE TO PRICE THAT MAKES OCR GREAT $350 HAND-MADE SHOE 80 WELL AND KINDLY KNOWN IS OUR $5 BAND-MADE SHOE. WHEN A LADY HAS FIVE DOL- LARS TO SPEND FOR A PAIR OF SHOES SHE KIGHTLY WANTS TOGO WHERE SHE CAN SURELY GET ALL THAT FIVE DOLLARS CAN POssi- BLY BUY. LADIES ARE JUDGES OF CLOTH, CAN DISCERN BETWEEN REAL AND IMITATION IN ANY FABRIC EVER WOVEN; BUT LEATHER I8 OUT OF THEIR REALM. THAT IS IN MAN'S HANDS AND WORKIXG, AND THE LADY WHO KNOWS WHO TO TRUST AS TO.REAL VALUE IN SHOES HAS A CAPITAL START IN LIFE WHERE ECONOMY PLAYS A PART. IT I8 NOT ENOUGH FOR U8 TO SAY WEGUARANTEE OUR SHOES. SHOES AT FIVE DOLLARS SHOULD BE 80 GOOD THAT NEED OF GUAR- ANTEES ARE NEVER KNOWN. THAT If WHAT WE REMEMBER WHEN WE BUY THE LEATHER FOR WATS. agTavit BURT £'co.. 1211 F ST. XW, S27" We close at 6 p.m_a8 Fouowsxe Ix Tse Wize ——OF NATURE—— . PERRY'S. ‘With the turning of the lesves comes the shedding of the fabric Gloves and Mitts and in therr stead the Kidand Suede. There is not any use buying the un- known in Gloves. It is risky—and having s reputation for handling only the best, time-tried makes, it would not be right for us totoy with your confidence. Gloves are treacherous when s safe end sure souree of supply is found it is discreet to stick to the heroes of the trade. We always think it the best way to locate for you the pulses of fashion and give you an ides of prices. Perhagy one reason is we are never ashamed of our markings. They will compare well.in our favor, with any quotations you will get elsewhere. Atall events, as you have the Gloves to buy, you ought to be informed concerning them—hence the following: Now, the “Centemeri” make stands near the confi- dence of every lady. Few you will find who have never worn them—none that do uot like them—some deal largely with the “Centemeri." Here are some such: S-patton Dreoeed Kid, oa gud Grey, only $1.35. ston, in, Blac! 2. Lora Srousyustatve Sods, in Tan and Gray orp Fetotane & Co, make special cast in shados—and are their qual‘ ti 10 best. They pride themselves on the su; rity of the fit. S-butlon Moarquctuire suede, in tame Grey, Mode few = No suitching—that is the latest novelty— yu 5 o'¢ button Suede ip Black-gn idontical quality with the Mousque: ly 81,00. 4-button Black Dre: ez. 3-buttou Black Lape a gee A 91.75. August Claries’ (e make with a valid claim to your '4-buttou and. Mousque- » Green sud 8 itton Dresse. ual qui “75 Kid, in Fan, Gray snd Black, of lity with the #1. 25. mY heard of Reyu:er! ‘Thes’dou't make them — gga (and better ones? on «Who: ‘avy better. ‘We bay >, with the new stitch.ug. We can give you the Iaaes' styles in eclors. ‘Tho misses ure goitg to wear 4-button and Mousqu taire lengths in either nuede or D: Kids. “The small size im the 4-button Suede—1an shades—8o cents—simply us a beckoner, ‘Misses’ ¢-button Dress and Suede—all sizes. soee' Gbutton Mousquetaire Suede-au: Ii the Jato and. fashionable shades in Gentlemen's Gloves—and a sure thing wo can fit them fectly.. We warrant all the goods—and we would like to fit them on your hands the first tme.—Zo the set of 3 love there is everything i: juning right, and we shalt pleasture to be priviloyed to start 40a Jon you get around to Gloves don't misg us, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH 8T, AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840. it Vous Lsrenzsr Is Orns» Weeverhaveand shall watch eagerly over the interest of the public, to whose wants we cater. Anticipating “an advance" in Loather ‘we have made large contracts with some ofour “Leading Manufacturers” early in the Spring for “Fall Stock.” Hence saving our patrous an advance of 10 to 25 cents on every dollar of the Present cost of Shoes and prices quoted by ourcompetitors. The results of all our previous efforts have been ecliysed this season in rezard to quality, siyle ‘and general elegance of our “fall stock,” Prices, of course, will be, as always, the lowest in the District. It will pay you to call and see our Genuine Hand-turn French Dongola Ladies' $3 Button, equal in every partic- ular to any 85 shoe made, Our Famous 82.50 Patent Flexible Dongola Button, considered s bargain elsewhere at @4, Our Child's, Misses’ and Ladies’ “Daisy Spring Heels," the neatest and best dress shoes manufactured. They are perfect gems. selves of the correctness of our state- ments, Call and see us, convince your- WM. HAHN & CO., Main Store: 816 7th st. n.w, East Brauch: 2:31 Penva. ave. ae. ‘West Branch: 192% Penna. ave.n.w, Bosrox Vanrery Sronz. PICTURES READY FRAMED, ‘One cannot fail to be struck with the advance in Sraphic art that hus within the last few years placed artistic reproductions of famous pictures within the reach of all. These we display in great variety, framed in a handsome and substantial mauner, atfrewarkably low figures, 45c. Photographs, size 11x14. Framo 14-inch Flat Molding, White and Gold or Bilver. 48c, Photographs and Engravings, size 11214. Frame l-inch Ouk Molding, Silver Bead, or 2- inch Flat Reeded Oak Molding. Engravings, sizo 18x22, Frame 23-inch Fiat Oak Molding. Artotypes, size 20224. Framo inch Shaded Uak and Stlver Molding. Artotypes, size 20x74, Frame 3-inch Flat White and Gold Molding, Artotypes, sizc 18x24. Frame 3-inch Flat Oxidized Molding. Artotypes, size 20x24. Frame 4-inch An- tique Oak and Oxidized Silver Molding; very handsome. Artotypes, size 20x24. Frame 4-inch Fiat Shaded Vak Molding, Artotypes, size 20x24, Frame 3-inch White and Silver Molding, Artotypes, size 20x24. Frame G-inch Oak and Silver Molding. Etchings on White Sa‘4n, size 16x20. Frame inch White and Gola Molding. Artotypes, size 20x24, Frame 4-inch White and Gold or White aud Silvor Kuameled Molding. Artotypes, sizo 20x24. Frame fine White Euamel and Goli with Tinted Fioral Border. Pastel Painting, 20x74. Frame White Enamel and Gold; Tinted Floral Border, Panel Pastel, 11x24, Frame 134-incb Sil- ver and Ouk Moldings Panel Pastel, 11x24 Frame 2-inch White and Gold Molding, Easles to match any of these frames, SMITH & WARDWELL, BOSTON VARIETY STORE, 705, 707, 700 Market Space, 98c. 91.48, $1.48. $1.75. 91,98. $1.98. $1.93, 92.48. 92.48. 82.98, 84.99. 85.99. 8125. 2.49. Goons. UTE T TTT TTT eT TT TTT Weclove at 7 p.m, every day but Saturday. Fos Taz “‘Guowxa Aozs- “Like father—like eon" —is s theory of old—but it Works out its truth in the every-day matters of life. BLACK CHEVIOTS—rich and elegant—are to be the strong favorites with the Men folks this season, Ditto for the Boys and Children. Sacks and Cute- ways in Long Pant Suits—Straight and Cutaway Sacks tm two and three-piece Short Pant Suits. It takes long pants to wear s Double-breasted Vest—bat we have them for the Boys—and the Double-breasted Coats as well, ‘We've five or six hundred different styles of fancy Patterie—Cheviots, Cassimeres, Tweods and Home- 4puns—New every one of them—and “brim full” of quality, Woe heven't an unsafe suit in the house, Not ‘one that we're not willing to vouch for. ‘The York isa novelty for short pants wearers. It's 8 Back-cut jacket with the Cutaway skirts in the beck— another step to wara manliness for the little fellows. Vest Suits and the fmitation Vest Fronts—JERSEYS and VELVETS—and s whole brigade of new ideas in KILTS—One snd two piece Combinations are fashionable, The more striking—the more stylish, ‘Winter patterns in SHIKT WAISTS—HEAVIE! UNDERWEAR and the rest of the FALL FURNISH- INGS$—Second Soor. HATS and SHOES—our usual BEST KINDS—down stairs. ‘We've taken special pains this season with our School outfits—not slone the suits—but everything that they wear from the “skin” out, Don’t put off your shopping until the last day—then have to slight something, If you're waiting for the stock to be as- nounced as complete—it's that way this minute, SAKS AND COMPANY, PUBLIC PROVIDERS. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH Cd STBEET. bbbbbbhbbhhbhbbbbhhbbhshsatheee Eti | S FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Ber ate seat sl Qur $1.0 Bodior Bol Our 81.75 Oxidized TEX PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL CHATELAINE ‘BAGS FOR TWO WEEKS, pit, ‘We bave them in all Jeathers from 3c. to $35. A MM MM TOPHARTS. AAA M ui 05-to26n 1231 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, N.W. aa Lace Conrars, ‘We want to interest youin these goods; we have shaped matters so that we can do s0; we own our ‘Stock of Lace Curtains at as low a figure as any house im Amerion; we bavo the best things from the lesd- ing makers of Europe; we have the inside prices; we are willing to let you in also: we are not speculating on the proposed new tariff. We are going along as Usual, selling our Goods at lese than old prices; we are trading on present facts, not on future happenings, You want Lace Curtains and we want to sell them to you, and we can soll them to you if you will give us an opportunity. Prices of Nottingham Curtains: For 75c. we give you the usual @1.25 quality. “ 99.8 # #© ww 239 « “912° © 9 © = 175 © - Aree 7 6% 295 © “1m «ee 8 250 @ "00" © 2 = = 275 © "295" Se a 300 © “250° © * © @ 850 © “2° © 8 @ # 37 @ “300% #4 8 = 400 © “s5s0% «© 4 4 450 © “ 400" = = = 500 # In Swiss Curtains we bave them from $3.75 up to $25 per pair. Remember we have one thousand patterns to show ouf customers, Fine Pancl Curtains Bp to 8100 per pair, Webave Portioresin all the latest designs POLES GIVEN AWAY. From now until September 15 we will give you ‘with all Curtains from @1.50and upward Curtain Poles and Trinmmings, 80 a8 to induce you to buy be- fore we got overrun with trade, LANS BURGH #. BR @. @FFICE OF SOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR 11TH AXD F STS XW. Fara, Sirrmorm 5, 1890. OPEN EACH EVENING UNTIL 6 O'CLOCK, FALL AND WINTER FLANSELS— ‘We are now prepared to show the largest and handsomest assortineat ever our Pleasure to begin a season with, em- bracing Embroidered Flannels, Wrapper Fiaunels, Homespun Fiapnels, Skirting Flannels, Suow Flake Flanuels, French Opera Flannele, Shaker Fiannels, Cash- ‘mere Flannels, aiso Fiannels for Night Robes and Pajamas. To appreciate fully ‘the extent and attractiveness of this stock au inspection ts necessary, We are showing an excellent sasort- mont of EMBROIDERED CREAM FLANNELS, for Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Skirts, Prices as low as form- erly and patterns more choice. 6230. 60c., 75c., STi4e4 SL, $1.15 and $1.25 per yard. COLORED EMBROIDERED FLAN- NELS, exocedingly choice designs, $1 and $1, 25 por yard. ALL-OVER EMBROIDERED PLAN- NEL, Cream ground, with Yellow, Cream and Pink figures or dots. Just the thing for Haudeome Breakfast Bacques und Jackets, ALL-WOOL WRAPPER FLANNELS, in exceedingly attrective desigus aud colorings. 3ée, per yard, FRENCH WRAPPER FLANNELS, in ‘new and rich brocade designs and color- ings. G5c. per yard. BORDERED SKIRTING FLANNELS, 36 inches wile, medium weight, in White, with colored band woven in, (0c, per yard, Heavy-weight in Shaker Grey. 650, ‘Per yard. FRENCH OPERA FLANNELS, in more than thirty choice shades and color ings. Sc, per yard. BLAZER FLANNELS. in solid colors and stripes. Navy Blue at 25c., 37}éc., 50c., 600, and 70c. per yard. Cream White, single width, 31c., 7c. 50c 55e., O5e. and 75c. per yard; double width, $1.25 per yard. Freuch Stripes. 40c. and 65c. per yard. ‘This makes the third season for us om our Celebrated All-wool and Unshrink- able SNOW-FLAKE FLANNELS. They are Lupin’s make and are imported by us specially for our fine retail trate. The color is Creamy White, texture fine, soft aud pliable, widths from 28 to 30 inehes, Plain, 50c., G5e., 60c., 70c. and T5e, per yard. Twilled. 60c., 65c. and 8734c. per yard, HOME-SPUN FLANNELS, for Skirts, Shirtings, Children's Suits and Heavy, Berviceable Dresses. Posstively all wool and thoroughly shrunken, thirty differ- ent shades, including Greys, Browns, Black, Green, Garnet, Ked and Blue, 50c. per yard. We are showing a varied assor!ment of WHITE SHAKER FLANNELS, mostly cotton and wool mixed. 10c., 12%c., ldc, 15c, 20c., 240., 25c, 42c. and 50c. per yard, ALL-WOOL SUITING FLANNELS, 64 inches wide, in Green and Blue, 50c, per yard, A very serviceable dress fabric. Extra-quality All-wool Suiting Flan- nels, in Green, Navy, Black and Dark Gray; soft finish, 75c. per yanl An exceptionally good value, HEAVY CASHMERE FLANNELS— Cream Ground with colored checks, stripes and plaids, single width, 81.50 per yard. suitable for Children’s Costs and Jacketa, Ladies’ Heavy Jackets, etc. FLANNELS FOR NIGHT ROBES AND PAJAMAS.—One of the most prac- tical uses of the Cotton and Wool Flun- nels which have been used so exten- sively during the past two or three sea- sons is the making of Night Robes aud Pajamas. Our stock comprises about one hun- dred different styles and varieties and nearly a dozen qualities, They are un- shrinkable, colors light and medium, white and cream grounds, with stripes, piaids and checks, forming neat and at- tractive designs. 20c., 25¢., 35¢., 40c. and 50. per yard, {Second floor.) ‘We have opened our FALL IMPORTA- TION OF GLOVES.—It has been our aim to sell only reliable Gloves: That we have beou successful is plainly evi- ent from the large demand for the par- ticular brand of which we make a spec- ialty. As starter we will offer for tomorrow Ladies’ 4-button Suede Gloves, in 2s- sorted shades of tan, brown, grey and mode, embroidered in feather stitch. On'y $1.25 per pair. Ladies’ 8 buttou length Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, in tans, browns, modes, greys and black, embroidered in feather stitch, Only $1.50 per pair, This is without excoption the finest Glove we have ever offered for the money, (First floor, center] IN THE INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT we offer Children's, Muslin Drawers, we. to 55a. pér pair. Children's ' Muilin Drawer Waists, 12M4e. to 37H4C. ered. ¢ ‘We have just received 25 dozen Chil dren's Corded Waists, with patent but- tons and button holes, which we are of- fering at orly 3c, each, Children’s Muslin Skirts, 25c, to 800, each, Children's Muslin Mother Hubbard Gowns. 35c. t0$1.60 each, (Second floor, annéx.) THE WIZARD BUBBLE BLOWER— ‘The invention of the tge. Produces @ bubble within a bubble. Old and young delighted, 25c, each. (First floor.) TO RUCHING BUYERS.—We are showing an excellent line of Colored Mull Fauntleroy Ruching in the follow- ing popular shades: Red, Blue, Brown Pink and Gray, at only 2oc, per yard, irst floor.) FIVE FIXE VALUES IN UMBREL- LAS.—500 26-ineb Helvetia Cloth Um- Drellas, Paragon frame, metal handica, Only $1 each. ‘ 100 26-inch Heivétia Cloth Umbrellas, Paragon frame, netural wood handles, Only @1.15 exch, 100 better quality 26-inch Helvetia Cloth Umbrella, Pararon frame, natural ‘wood handles. Only $1.25 each. 100 26-inch Gloria Cloth Umbrelias, Paragon frame, metal handles Ouly $1.50 cach. . 60 26-inch Gloria Cloth Umbrellas, Paragon frame, natural wood handles, Only $1.75 each. Also 8 full line of Domestic and Im- ported Silk Umbrellas from §°.75 and UES IN APRONS.—At- 12}¢¢. we Rave three different styles of Aprons, ‘Masses’ Long Aprong, with insertion and lace. Ouly 19c. engh. ‘Misses’ Long Aprons, deep bem. three tucks and wide strings, Only 25c. each, (Second Sicor, aunes.) weare the cole agents for Low's Wild ‘Rose Soap. 3éc, per box of one dosen cakes. PD. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1890, Ovex Usrn. 6 O-ciocr (Saturday, September 6). Tomorrow fs the first Saturday of our autumn eea- son, and we will be at your service until 6 o'clock. PALAIS Sus8 BOY AL, ‘The sutumn Ribbons, Glayes, Hose, Dress Goods, ‘Trimmings, &., are here, and yet it's as warm a8 mid- summer. Maybe there'll be a couple of weeks you ‘may yet wear Silk Mitts and Gloves, We are willing to sell at less than cost. 50c. Bik Gloves reduced to, 75e. Silk Gloves reduced DSe. Bilk Gloves reduced 25e. Silk Mitts reduced to 39e. Silk Mitts reduced to. 50c. Silk Mitts reduced to. 58e. Silk Mitts reduced to ‘Tbc. Silk Mitts reduced to. nose BC. &Even the cheapest—those offered at 21 cents— are warranted alB pure silk. Thoge at 68 and 89 cents re the best English silk Mitts produced. They are ‘also guaranteed Fast Black. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Wannasten Kw Ghoves, 96c. (Every pair warranted.) ‘These are our 4-Button French Kid Gloves. That it {se fact vou are usually charged $1.25 for kid gloves THAT CAN BE WAKRANTED you are doubtless aware, That it is a fact our cash business enables lower prices then quoted at the credit stores is illus- trated with these Gloves. See the window display for the correct autumn tints. G27 These Gloves by mail, postage paid, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continned below.) Prosxx Guoves Fo 89c ‘These are the gonuine Pigskin Mousquetcires, suchas usually retail at @1 epair. The autumy tints, also s Fast Black. If you order by mail send, if possible, a sample of the color desired; or leave it to us to send you the new autumn tint in Brown, Gray, Red or Mode. THE PALAIS ROYAL. «Continued below.) Sceor Ghoves For 89c. These 4-button Undressed Kid Gloves are obviously remarkable good value at 81apair. In fact, we chal- lenge comparison with the quality of the $1.25 Gloves offered around town. The window éixplay will sive an idea of the autumn shades, The new Gray we ‘Waut you to notice particularly. If you seud your order by mail state, besides the size, whether your fingers are medium length or unusually long or short, if your hand is fat, thin or medium, Do this aud we'll fit you as weil as if the Gloves were tried on at the couuter. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) eee Paras Rovaw Kuo Groves, Givery Pair Warrapted.) The Autumn Gloves have arrived for Ladies’, Misses’, Men's, Youth's and Children's wear. Latest Paris and London autumn styles for riding, driving, Promeuade and evening wear. It is especially re- quested that those with unusually long or short Singers, or those requiring very smail or large sizes will try the “Palais Royal" Gioves. We claim a stock as large as in any other three stores combined in this city and a variety as large as shown in any house in the country. While the “Palais Royal” Gloves are the ‘very best quality procurable the prices are cousider- ably less than usually charged for the best Gloves. The reasons are; Our immense glove trale enables Very large purchases direct from the makers, and our cash business obtains for us special discounts when buying and the possibility of very small profit when welling. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Sreciat Suz Acrows Hostxs, Weare willing togrant price concessions to early ayers; therefore, for Thureday, Friday and Saturday, ‘September 4, 5 and 6, special prices are quoted, Each season we have showr some improvement. For this fall it is warranted Fast Black Hose, with double linen soles and extra high spliced heels. You'll find these Hoss will outwear two pairs of the old style, SPECIAL SALE PRICES, $2" Weshow a remarkably fine quality of Black Hose as described above, which we have marked 55 cents, If you call before Satubday evening you may supply yourself at 50c. a pair, $2” The Autumn Weight Fast Black Hose, marked 85 cents are offered until Saturday for 25e. a pair, 27" Children's Fast Black Hose marked 25 cents to be sold temporarily for 2c. a pair. And 1ét us remind you these are the Imported Hose und must not be compared with the lower priced but really more ex- pensive domestic Hose. Three styles to select from, as follows: Boys’ Extra Heavy English Ribbed Hose with double knees, toes and heels, Sizes 5 to 83g for 2c, a pair. Misses’ Plain Hose, fine gauge. Sizes 4 to 8% for 22c. a pair. Childnu’s Seven and One Ribb Hose, double kneos, toes and heels, Sizes 5 to 834 for 22c, a pair. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Faxcy Hose Fon Avrvxs, Gentlemen may notice in win.low corner of 12th @ and Pa. ave. samples of Autumn Half Hose, which will be offered until Saturday at 21 cents or 5 pairs for 81. ‘That 25 ceuts a pair is «low price for thom, @ glauce in the window wiil determine, Ladies are induced to somewhat carly supply them- ‘selves for the autumn by the following special prices: §2-Schopper's Best Quality Hose are, as you know, ‘usually retailed at 15 ceuta Having cuntracted to buy 2,000 dozen of this celebrated make for the fall and ‘winter trade, we are enabled to quote an uifusual 62°75 cents a pair for from $1 to $2 s pair reads ation, It isn't, Here's Corner 12th st, and Pa, ave, W. B. Mosts & Soxa ame 11TH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST. YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR ENORMOUS ASSORTMENT OF GooDs TO MAKE “HOMES” COMFORTABLE a8 WELL as ORNAMENTAL The newest styles and effects im CPHOLSTERY GOoDa, WALL PAPERS, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, &o., Are now on exhibition and a competent force on duty imeach show room to anewer all questions as ‘Woll as to take and execute orders, ‘We consider it « privilege to show our goods,and you ‘will not be asked to make purchases. Calleariy, before the assortments aro broken and choicest goods sold, “ADVICE.” Don't put off your Fall purchases until we are so Tushed it is difficult to fill your orders promptly and without errors. fend in your orders esrly, OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE, ‘You will get a better assortment now than later on. Kemember, everybody puts off purchasing as ioug as Possible, and if youcome in with the rush it isnot Ponsible to serve you as promptly as pow. BARGAINS. Carpots made with borders all round of following Sizes: 2 fect 3 inches by 6 fect 9 inches, $3, £ feet 3 inches by 11 feet, @5. 3 feet 9 inches by 11 fect 3 inches, 810. 6 feet by 8 fect 4 inches, 812. 6 feet by 9 feet, @7.50. 7 fect 3 inches by 9 feet 6 inches, $12.50. 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet G inches, $16.50. 8 feet 3 inches by 11 feet 3 inches, $16. feet 3 inches by 13 feet, 818.75. 8 feet 3 inches by 14 fect 6 inches, $14, ® feet 4 inches by 12 fest, $20. 10 feet 6 inches by 12 feet, 10 feet 6 inches by 13 feet, $26. 10 feet 6 inches by 16 feet, 838. 12 feet 9 inehes by 16 feet 6 inches, $37.50, 22 feet 9 inches by 16 feot, #45, 12 feet 9 inches by 18 feet, 835. The above are Wilton, Moquette, Body Brussels and Tapestry Brussels Carpets and must be seen to be ap- preciated. ‘We have a few Bicycles and Tricycles left, which Are marked to sell at factory prices. MOSQUITO CANOPIES. Tho assortment te complete, The prices vary from Tdc. to BS euch, BABY CARRIAGES. ‘Weare offering $4 discount on every carriage #20 ormore, and @2 discount on every carriage from $15 10819. This isan opportunity to buy a fue carriage for very little money. W, B. MOSES & SONS, Cor, 11th and F sta nw, a Washington, D.C. PPE REL § CPR A RIP si Fur BB 4 XS Bop cco A RRR £xR B55 cou a4 it kee 7 Suge > JOHN RUDDEN, 930 AND 932 SEVENTH 8ST. NW, HAS NOW ON HAND THE FINEST AND MOST UNIQUE DESIGNS OF FURNITURE AND CARPETS EVER PUT ON THE MAR- KET IN THISCITY. SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE GRAND DISPLAY OF PARLOR SUITES, RANGING IN PRICE FROM $35 UP. ASPECIAL DRIVE IN $35 PARLOR SETS. SEVEN PIECES IN HAIR CLOTH ASD PLUSH, A HANDSOME, SOLID AND DURA BLE ARTICLE AND A BARE BARGAIN, CHAMBER SETS IN OAK, ANTIQUE AND SIXTEENTH CENTURY FINISHES, ALSO BLACK WALNUT AND CHERRY SETS 1X ‘THE GREATEST VARIETY. CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE FROM THE CHEAPEST INGRAIN TO THE BEST BODY BRUSSELS AND VELVET. ALSO A FULL LINE WARDROBES, Ra®- TAN CHAIRS, ROCKING CHAIRS, FANCY EASY CHAIRS, SIDEBOARDS, MIRRORS, STOVES AND RANGES AND EVERYTHING NEEDED IX THE HOUSE FURNISHING Loe ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE OF CHARGE, AS IN THE PAST MR, RUDDEN WILL OF- FER THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS TO ALL BUYERS, AND INTEXDING PURCHASERS WHO DESIRE IT MAY OBTAIN A SINGLE ABTICLE OF HOUSEHOLD FURXITURE,OB ENOUGH 10 FURNISH 4 HOUSE, ON TERMS THAT WILL EMBRACE A SMALL cas PAYMENT AXD WEEKLY OB MONTHLY PAYMENTS THEREAFTER, 1X SUCH AMOUNTS AS WILL BE MOST COK- au3o-tr 030 AND 932 7TH 87. 5.W.