Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1890, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO ¥. ‘The home and fortress of the Moorish Kings of Spain at Grenada, known as the Alhambra and immortalized in song and story, was partly destroyed by Gre yesteriay mornirg. This is one of the three or four most superb buildings in the world and is universally considercd tho most intricately boautifui, even in ite state of | A decay, of any, there being only the Taj-Mabal in India and the ruin of the Coliseum at Rome with which to compare it. Of course in the ciement of grandeur it is exceeded by some of the noble eathedrais of Kurope. The Alhambra (Ped Castle”) has a magnificen: prospect, standing boldly out on an elovated ground in full view of both mountains and vailey, with the old Moorish city below. It has suffered much from ‘he ravages of fire, time, war and neglect, but is still the chief object sought by the enrious traveling eye and the principal ruin Jett of Arabian cmpire. rs That august, not to say September body, tho Parking Commission, bas im due course sub- mitted 6 commuzication to tae District Com- missioners concerning tho caterpillar cpidemic now prevailing in this town, in which com- munieation it is stated cz cathedra that, notwithstanding the caterpillars sre ‘very numetous they do no harm. Perhaps they dou’t—te the august, not to ssy Septem- ber P.C., but what of the remaining two bun- dred and thirty-nine and odd thousand peoplo residing here? Is it no harm that a beautiful young woman, under the silver light of the creseent moon, when she is in the very act of foreclosing emotions] mortgage on a hesitating young man of large means, shonid with a sud- den and impetuous scream frightem the im- mortal soal out of him and lose him forever, simply because one of those nawsty little fuzzy vermiculates dropped out of its Proper place among the quivering aspen leaves with a soft yellow thud upon her snowy undalant neck and pranced around there like acolt ina pasture? Is there no harm in this? Is it a0 harm for a matron of mature years and resplendent in elegant garments to go about the streets with caterpillar paseamenterie deco- rating her bonnet and her gown? Is it no harm for a young minister of the gospel, who is acting asasummer substitute, while his over-worked brother goes away to roliic at the seaside, upon uscending the p ulpit on a quict Sabbath morning, filled with the gentle spirit of the season, to discover up his clerical pant’s leg an animated wad of sentient caterpillar about as bix as a link of sausayo and about as soft ava piece of custard pie? Is it no harm for 4 man to wander about his domestic prem- aseg with caterpillars down his back until be bas mental, moral and physical jim jams? Is it 20 harm—but why go on? ‘The conference committee on the tariff bill Will have an interesting topie for discussion in Mr. Blaine’s last letter on reciprocity. In his previous letters the subject had been strongly presented, but in the Boston Journal, this morning, sppears, addressed to the editor, a summing up of the argument with suggestive additional facts aud reasons. Than Mr. Blaine there is no more trenchant political writer living im the United States, and few there are in the past who may be compared with him in vigor of thought and piquancy of expression. ‘There is a great field for study in the proposed flour and tropic-product exchange between this country and the Spanish isiands, and Mr. Biaine’s manner of stating the question facil- itates progress. Ee A democratic exchange insists that New York Jes not been @ pivotal state for some years. Well. in "84 the democratic candidate for the presidency carried it and the election, in "83 the same maa lost itand the clection. If it wasn’t the pivot he wanted the last time, it ‘wasn’t the pivot the other man wanted the first time. There are pivots for some people that are not pivots for other people. Again the Partics may have different pivotal points. To the democrats New York is still pivotal, to the republicans the pivot is out nor’ west, Ss Mr. Kennedy's famous speech has been re- ferred to the House judiciary committce, which will no doubt recommend it for action and un- der a suspension of the rules it will be recom- mitted in committee of the whole House on the state of the Uaion and by the time it reaches the Senate, that dignified body in high dudgeon will pass it without speaking to it. That is the Parliamentary tradition and deviation there- from is very seldom. ———— If the successes of the republican party in the recent Brazilian elections were won with- out pressure from the provisional government. they are cause for congratulation in liberal cireles everywhere. In that view they imply the popular origin of, or at least the popular acquiescence in, the revolution. oo ‘There are four distinguished citizens of Japan Bow in this country to examine the methods of education here, but they have come too late. To have struck richness in an educa- tiowal lime they should have come during our Jast presidential campaign. The suggestion that the most fitting monu- ment to Ericsson would be one of our battie ships named after hit, is eminently fitting, pro- ‘vided that the ship docs not run into a coal flat Or collide with a mud bar iz the Potomac, ——— + Everybody in Washington will be glad to Lear of the renomination of Lepreseatative Hemphill of South Carolina. Mr, Hemphill bas aot only represented his state in Congress with signal grace and ability, but he has worked 80 efficiently on the District committee in bo- Lalf of District interests that he has won the Fegard of our whole com ity The services of Mt. Enloe of Tennessee as a gepeblican leader were respectfully but firmly Gcelimed yesterday by the majority of the House. His services asa censor wore tacitly acoepted because they couldn't be rejected un- circumstances, Ger the ‘The domocrats of the Lexington By.) dis- trict put another costing of silver on the tongue of their orator yesterday, and W. ©. P. Breckenridge is booked for « retara vo the Tlouse. s+ Can't Chiengo, by reference to Washington, having selected Jackson Park us a site for her World's Fair, change tho name to Lafayette Bgeare. is something pathetic in Mr. MeMil- Jin’s choice of mood end tense when he asks, “Is the House to be converted into a bear im Congress and knowing it the President, the tottery rather dcspondently on the Su- | Oxsnce Or ; Levens fo: Rita Madam: The neccesary reyeiaiies for Children's Shoot Wear muy b- purchased at this establishment at prices only Poaribte in connection with @ each business. Kapresully with the Aner grudas of goods wil you notice the wiffrr- nee between our prines amd that of the Credit Stores A murneng's shopping (wur will, we Are gidured, convince ge Yours, respectfully, TUB PALAIS ROYAL, A. Limer. Fea Yous Sucesma List Picase dut this down in your memorandum book or Jn your momory: The Palais Koyal har & consplote stock of Mises’ and Children's American Hosiery Company's Underwear. Are the pricos qnoted lower than asied at the stores where much of the business done is credit? ‘The stock of fal) and winter coats for children and Minsos is now complete. ‘Cho Pslais Koyal's Depart- igon the secoud floor, Elevator in passage ad- Jvining Glove Dtpartment. jot to forget to bring the children aud have them fitted with goves, ‘The Palais Royal has the only COMPLETE stock of Misses’ Corsets in thiscity. Chitdzen aud Misses’ Aprons from 25c. to $2 a picce. Cottom Underwear to fit children of ail ages, also ‘Canton Flau Underwear. Warm Skirts of Melton Cloth, Fianuel and Knit Worsied iu all nize. + Not to forget the Palais Royal's special lot of Sash Eibvons—warranted ail silk and only 48e. a yard, Children’s and Miswos’ Gossamers aid Umbrollas may be purchased at lower pricos than usually pre- vailing. ‘The Palais Royal is headquarters for Fancy Goods for Children, such as Fans, Leather Goods, Jewelry, Neckwear, Toilet Articles, Handkerebiets, Fast Black Hose (Imported), in all sizes and with double kuees, for only 25. & pair, ‘WME PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Heanova RTERS Fon Hasoxrrcmurs. Handkerchiefs from 5¢.to $17.50, Since it is easier to Fecowuize the actual worth of a low-priced rather than the high-priced Handkerchiefs, we point to our zc. Hanikerchiefs and ask you: CAN YOU OB- TAL A FEW SAMPLES. Style No. 7—Warranted Pare Linen Hendkerchiefs, White, 'einch henstitched border, three rows of cord- img incenter. Iie. Style No. 3—White Linon Handkerchief, -inch H.8, beruer, three rows of revering. 123¢c. Sty . 13—White Linen tisndkerchiefs, 2-inch H. 8. borders, center with fancy revering. 112}¢¢. Style No. 17—White Linen, 34-inch KL S. border, center with two rows of cording and embroidory- Ike. Style No. 18—White Linen, }-inch If. center with reveriug and polka dot Style No. 21—White Linun, 4 center with one row of revering, 12ke. Style No, 23—White Linen Handkerchiofs with scol- loped and embroidered borders; all colors. 1:24. style No. 33-—WI oO. 3 flowers in co! Style No. 42—White Lines, 2-inch borders of col- See stripes, corners of revering and polka dots, S29 Your cyes will tell you at once that the quality, of the above-mentioned Landkerchiefs is superior to that usually offered at 12%¢ cents. It ts nore difi- cult to determine the value of au expensive Handker- chief, vat if you will mvedtigate you will find that our cash busivess enables even better vaiues at hixher prices, The reason is ti.at the credit merchant is apt to make good the losses insepsrable from nis business bu quoting higher prices for goods nut easily vaiued by you, THE PALAIS ROYAL Con: | below.) A Wor Asovr Hostenr, Doubtless you are aware that for the medium and low priced Hose—Hose costing from 5c. to 3c. a pair—the duties have been raised from £5 to 60 per cent, In fact, the new tariff bill will wake it aimost im- Porsible to vell an tmported Hose at 2oc. Fortunately, the bulk of our falhand wipter importations have av- Tived, so that we shall not’be compelled to raise prices util the time comes for giving further orders. We dou’t ask any credit for not raising prices now, but de for giving you the hint that higher prices must prevail shortly. (Continued below.) ™ —— Buck Hoss Heapevanrens, (Every pair warranted.) Not only because we bave the largest and most com- plete stuck, but because of the superiority of the qua!- ities and the moderation of the prices. We introduce for the autumn and winter warranted Fast Black Hos2 with Double Linen Soles and High Spliced Heeis, You'll find these Hose will outwear two pairs of the ordinary kind, Again, the spliced welvages positively prevent the possibility of the mypearauce of small holes at the seams, (Contin ued below.) % Seam Prices Fisr Buscx Hoss. ‘This price list is unsatisfactory since it does not sive a proper idea of the, variety, At some prices we ave @ half dozen different styes. They are also Shown in heavy, mediuin wud light weights, ‘MEN'S FaST BLACK UALF HOSE. «Every pair warranted.) Coiton. ‘35 and 80c. a pair, Lisle—35, 50 aud 75¢e,9 pair. LADIES’ FAST BLACK HOSE. (Every pair warranted.) Cottoa—25, 35, 50. 55, U5 und 75e pair. Cotton (extra sizes)—45, 50, 65 and Z5e. a pair, Gvtton (opera length)—O8e. a patr, Lisie—-35, 50, 60, 75, 85, U5e., 81.35, Lisle (extra sizes)—95e., $1.25 and 31.35. Lisle (opera length) $1.55 und 81.48. Silk—85e., $1, 81.25, @.35, $1.75 and 1.98. +» $1.25 and CBILDREN'S FAST BLACK HOSE. (Every pair warranted.) Cotton—Sizes 4 to 10, for 25 cents a pair. 47" 116 above come in three styles, viz, ribbed, with double knees, with extra Leavy ribs; those plain for misses. &a~A buf hundred other styles, each size a different Price, making a detailed price list very ditficuit to wire, Cotton—2Ge. to $1.15 a pair, Lisie—30c. to 98c. a pair. ‘Suls—O0e. to $3 a pair, OTHER FAST BLACK LOSE. ‘These Ledics’ Buse, warranted Feet Biack feet and ankice, with colored uppers, will bo much appreciated Decause somewhat scares. sdeente. Lisle, 49cents, Ailk, $5 conte s Duir. Those of Lisle in opera lengths, $1.35 8 pair. ‘They are showu ribbed and plats, ic sutuma ond evon- tmx tints. Every pair warranted. Tie PALAIs ROYAL. Srecuzrzs Ix Fancy Hose ‘The following are selected as extra yood values: ‘35 CENTS for Sitk-finished Lisle Hose, Richelies sibbed, Black fost and ankles, uppers i new sucumn tine, 54 CENTS. —Warranted Fast Black Hose, with uppers ‘tm fore! and geometrical designa ‘These are not Driuted German Hose, but a reliable Trench uovelty thst were manufsctured to retail at $1 8 pair. we ‘Fare boot pattern CENTa—wx Toes, inctading ‘the, latest. woveltias, in designs sma coloes, Two of the gtyles showld be $1.35 0 pair. THE PALAls BOTAL > 4. LISNER, Corner 12th st. and Pa. ava az 4 w.a Ptencs & co, 719 MARKET SPACE, — We desire to aay c fow words to the ladies about Department im our store which ander tho old regime wat vomowhst obscare, We refer to ottr wovnxixe DEPARTMENT, This Department is now completely stocked with an Glegact line of goods and will st once command your attention, ‘These goods were bought from first hands direct, thereby saving the middloman’s prost for you, SILKS, ‘Wo carry a very desirable line of Silks in all the Intost weaves—not confined entirely to Black, but em- bracing Stripes and Plaiés. LINEN DEPARTMENT, ‘The wir of completeness which characterizes all of our departments is especially noticesble here. ‘Tablo Damaske, tanging in price from 50 cents per Yard up to the very finest. Napkins to match, all colors a NEW DEPARTMENT, Dedicated to the children, has been opened, and eape- cial care hes been taken in its furnishing. For open- ing we will quote Hose for Misses and Children from one yoar up, in Cotton, Lisl, Cashmere and Mettao, from 19 centa, according to quality. Chilaron’s Vests and Pants, sizes from 16 to 34. Lads Hose, in all sizes and qualities, from 250. up. Bilk Hose, all grades, 75 cents and upward. Ladies’ Aferino Vosts and Pants, all prices, eizes and colors. Ladies’ Fancy Striped Hose, broad and pin stripes, 26 cents, bars GLOVES. All the newest shades in Fostor, from $1 to 91.75. Biarritz from $1 up. Dressed and Lay ae Mousquetaires, in all colors, from $1 and upward. Alsoa complete line of Cashmero Gloves in Bleck, Brown and Bluo, 25 and 50 cents, Our new Lamson Cash System is now in operation and will serve to expedite matters considerably, W. A. PIERCE & CO. SUCCESSORS TO E. G, DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACE. i Is Turontant, VERY, THAT CHILDREN SHOULD BE WELL SHOD, WE HAVE TOLD YOU SOME PLAIN FACTS ABOUT SHOES IN GENERAL, AND OURS 1N PARTICULAR; ALSO, ABOUT SHOE PRICES; BUT THE TWO 1TEMS OF WEAR AND PRICE, GREAT AS THEY ARE, ARE THE LEAST TO BE CONSIDEKED, FOR THE HEAL1H AND COMFORT OF THE CHIL- DREN'S FEET ARE 1HE FIRST THINGS, SHAPE. SHAPE OF TOE AND BALL. BROAD TOES ARE BEST, BUT THEY CAN BE, OFTEN AXE, TOO BROAD, AND MAKE CORNS BY THE LOOSE LEATHER OVER THE TOES, THE BALL, WHERE THE TREAD COMES, »HOULD BE BiOAD, AND SHOULD FiT—TIGHTNESS, THEN, DOES NOT MAKE CORNS. IT DE- FOKMS THE FOOT, SLOWLY BUT SURELY. LOOSENESS, THEN, MAKES WEAK ANKLES—MAKES THE TRBAD UNEVEN. IF YOU BUY YOUR SHOES AT OUR STORE, YOU DO NOT NEED THESE HINTS. WE LOOK OUT FOR THESE POINTS FOR YOU. THAT 18 OUR PLEASANT DUTY. CHILDREN'S SHOES, 81.50, ¢ ARTHUR BURT & CO.. az 1211 F 8ST. XW. Goon Fron Isa ‘irue Boon to Housekeepers, BUKCHELL’S BFST Always succeeds, & W. BURCHELL, 325 F at. 5-3m Dovorass & Bao. INTER-OCEAN BUILDING, OTH 8ST. poe yy To make your calls ou ‘THURSDAY, FRIDAY AXD SATURDAY Drofitablc, as well as pleasant, we offer the following specials: 14 yards 35c, BUREAU SCARFS for 250. 2 * te * “© Se T5etyles of LINEN DAMASK TOWELS at 260. i 817 INTER OCEAN BUILDING, NINTH STREET. from $25 to $15. 1 Seal Brown Nov- elty Oloth Suit; size 34; teduced from 932 to $15. 21 Ladies’ Elegant Imported Novelty Cloth Sait, dark garnet with sil point rom $6U to 825. 2 Ladies’ Klevaut Black 811k-warp Hen. rietta Cloth Suit, trummed with moire silk, size Jb. Reduced in Sehool Drowes, 1 Mistes’ Grey Checked Wool Bult. Bize 14 years Ke- Gucod from $11.75 to $3. 1 Misses’ Dark Wool Suit. Size 12 years, Reduced from 67 to $1. 2 Misses’ Cardiual Flanuel Suit, with Black velvet trimming. Size 14 yeara, Reduced from 816.50 to $3. 1 Misses Gurnet F 1 Misses’ Figeon Biue Suit, trimmed with Brownsilk. Size 14 ycare, Ko- duced fron to 8b. SILK WAISIS.—2 Ladies’ Elegant Cardinal Sik Waist, trimmed with Keotch plaid enrah, Sizoa 34 and 3d, Reduced from 915 to 8. JKRSEYS.—4 Ladies’ Black Braided Jerseys, Sizov 32 and 34, Keduced from §14.75 to $1.75. % Ladies’ Cardinal Jerseys, fine qual- ity, Sia 36. Reduced from $9.50 to 83. GLOVES.—27 paire4, 6 and 6-button Gloves, in Tans, Browns and Gray, Sizes 644, 594 and 6. Reduced from 62.55 and 82 to 75, 4 pairs 12-button Length Suede Gloves. Mize 536 Reduced from $2.50 to 81.2 sedod Hose AT HALF PRIOg.— ‘We havea few pairs of every size loft of the Children's Fine Grade Hose iz Navy Blue and Seal Brown at exactly fifty couts om the doliar—half price, HETTETEEE EEE ETE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE SERURRARIAAHOROVORORORRORMOROARARURANRDOMORRERERORMROORRAOOURROOR WM. DT. McKENEW «Successor to R. H. Taylor, 933 Pa ave. az BEERBEDLLELRSDAALEERDASSALRRLAL PPP 22%, 22E EER a P UU «22z Zz Ker > It 1 indeed a Puzzle to our competitors how we can sell Good, Honest and Reliable Footwear at the POPULAR low prices tha: have ever prevailed in our establishments in spite of the continued advance in the price of leather, THE SOLUTION 18 QUITE SIMPLE. ‘We have laid in sufficient supply for the winter season, previous to the long sntici- pated Rise. Wepay no fictitious Rents and don't extort on our patrons, but, to tho con- trary, We are contented with a SMALL, LIVING PROFIT. ‘Look to your interest and try us when in search of good, serviceable School Shoes, ‘We can sttit you in the finest, as well as me- dium grade goods, and guarantee you your investment will be wise and economical. A Handsome and useful Souvenir to our Little Friends and Patrons, WM. HAHN & CO, 816 7th st. 2.w. Branch Stores? 192% Penns. avenw, It § 231 Penua, ave. sc, Evrny Panty Wasrs Oxz- nba Whey dein “vais “tave cne0t Mertz's New Catalogues, We mail 8 cory to any address or hand s copy on personal applica- tion atour Family Pharmacy, 1014 F stroot. It contains maby valuable hints; but its most intoresting feature is the plan it gives how every purchaser and user of drugs can save, with perfect ease,25 to 40 per ccnt on the price of all prescriptions, medicines, perfumes, colognes, soaps, brushes and the thousand and one little requisites of the toilet. Asa family reference book {t is of special service: tt shows you how we can sell the best of every- thing at prices that moan » saving to every buyer, and a copy costs you the trouble of ask- ing or sending for—that’s all. * E. P. MERTZ, Druggist and Chemist, 1014 F street, A Possexr For Tur Bors OUR FAC}LITIES FOR PROVIDING THE YOUNG MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN WITH STYLISH AND SERVICEABLE GARMENTS ARE PRACTICALLY UXLIMITED. THERE- FORE WHEN WE SAY THAT OUR FALL STOCK IS READY YOU CAN RELY UPON BEEING THE LARGEST AND FINEST A8- BORTMENT OF NEW STYLES TO BE FOUND IX WASHINGTON. ESPECIALLY IS THIS SOOF OUR SELEC- ‘TION OF SCHOOL CLOTHES, LONG AND SHORT PANTS SUITS, TO SUIT EVERY ONE, WELL AND STYLISHLY MADE, OF RELIABLE FABBICS ASD AT EXTREMELY MODERATE PHICES, EVERY WE MAKE THE BOYS 4 SMALL PRESENT. THIS TIME WE GIVE TO KVERY PURCHASER ONR OF THOSE UNBREAKABLE PARAGON SLATES, PRAG- TICALLY INDESTRUCTIBLE. DON'T YOU WANT YOUR BOY TO HAVE ONE? B ROBINSON & co, AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, $00 PENNA. AVE. ¥.W. uw . 817-00 ; i F] yom cob Faw. ave pay, €EPTEMBER THE FAIR G3 THEIR WLW STORE, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND H STS. NORTHWEST. ‘What fe tt that increases the list of our customers so rapidly? ‘In it not natural to suppose the in- ‘Crease is caused by our extremely low prices and the liberal manner of treating our Patrons? You probably area stranger im the city. 160, you want to see us by all means, Then, again, You may be Giseatisfied ‘with the house you deal with If e0, come and ece us. Woecater to Please. It matters pot tous whether you come tn to look or come Into buy. Weare alwayegiad to see you and show youevery attention, Ge Be 90 90 130 Chutr Seats (assorted sizes)... ze Backing Brush, Box Blacking and Whisk. 19¢ India Glue... ae Shelf Papor, 48 sheets. 78 Three-foot Step Ladder. 400 Fancy Hanging Soap Dishes 20¢ Long Handled Dusters.... Se Lap weveetes 80 Ash Flower Stands. 95e Folding Chairs, 3G Worth 82.98, Large Comiort duced to... 98e Sherwood Breakfast 850 Crystal Susur Sifters. ize Fancy Cuapidors.. 23e Individual salts, per do: lle Bieque Figures, per pair.. ive Latve Crimp Top Vases, 406 Walout Frame Towel Roller. Te Ironing Board and Table, wor Hy... 81.59 Chamber Set, with Jar, formetiy $5, re duced to, ee 011.481 below coat. Crystal Glass Vinegar Cruets.., THE Fain, FRANELE & 00, Proprietors, Ornce Or dULIUS LANSBURGH, 1 13TH AND FP STS. N.W. THE MARKETS OF THE WORLD ARE OPEN TO HIM THAT KNOWS AND 18 KNOWN. WHILE YuU HAVE BEEN AWAY ON YOUR BUMMER OUTING, BUILDING UP YOUR HEALTH AND RESTING YOUR WEARY BODIES, OUR BUYERS HAVE BEEN LOOK- ING IN ALL THE NOOKS AND CORNERS OF THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE FoR SUCK PRODUCTIONS OF “HOUSEHOLD ART” AS WILL DECORATE YOUR HOMES MOST BEAUTIFULLY. WHAT THEY HAVE FOUND FP 18 WY PLEASURE TO INVITE YOU TOSER, EACH DEPARTMENT IS WELL FILLED. CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY, LACE CURTAINS, WALL PAPERS, AND DECORATIONS. FOR THE “OFFICE” THE SELECTION IS OF THAT NEAT AND INVITING CHAK- ACTER THAT BIDS ALL WELCOME WHO DO BUSINESS WITH YOU. THE “DRAWING ROOM" DEPARTMENT FINDS 80 MANY NEWAND PLEASING EF. FECTS THAT YOU REALLY WONDER HOW SUCH ODD DESIGNS ARE BORN OF THE HUMAN BRAIN, IN ALL THE SELECTIONS OUR TASTE HA; BEEN GUIDED BY THE SOFT EXPRES- SION OF THE WATER COLOR. PLEASE TAKE AS MUCH TIME A8 YOU CAN AND LOOK OVER THE WHOLE As. SORTMENT, SULIUS LANSBURGH, IMPORTER OF DRAPERIES, 817 13TH AND F STS. K.W. Dow Buy A Pig Is A Pore» Don’t buy s Light-weight Overcost Just because it's cheap—or looks well— Know something about the QUALITY. A If you don't know—esk—Aak US—you'll LITTLE get the facts in the case, “BACK” If you want to measure fashion with TALK. Your eye look at our window display of these “comfort coverings.” That won't take much time, We'd rather have you see our whole line. ‘Try on those that Please you—“size up” yourselves in them to your heart's content—If you ‘will—come up—Third floor—clevator, We contend ours are superior Coats— au prove why—and the prices touch Your pocketbooks very lightly—consid- ering—$10 to $35. You may thak you're a little “off shape” fora ready-msde coat, Let us do the worrying on that score, Comein —and noid us to our promise to St you, ‘We've never miased it yet, ‘The need for one is growing—Its cool- ing off—and for quick changes~such as this morning—you ought to have one close at hand—One of OURS, “PREPARATION WEEK.” Cur $3.50 and $5 SHORT-PANT SCHOOL SUITS aud the $7.50 and $10 LONG-PANT SUITS are getting the attention this week. The qualitiesare FULL strong magncts—not to hint at the small “MEABURE price, You know what sort of suits FOR you want{or school usa, We know what YOUR kind ars serviceble—our ideas are twin- MONEY.” like. Satisfaction contors around them. : Tho SUITS are only one limb of tho “providing tree"—Hsts, Shoes and Fixin’s—of the stout and sturdy sort—in ‘variety. This is getting-reedy time—and you musn’t forget it, SAKS AND COMPANY, “OUTSIDE” QUALITIES AT “INSIDE” PRICES, PENNSYLVANIA AVEXUE AND SEVENTH az STREET, Scuoor TRUNKS FROM @4.75 UP TO 625. Wo charge for strap of marking, TRAVELING BAGS AND SATOHELS SPIE SE ore FANCY LEATHER Goops x OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. TOPHARTS. ; 4KD PRESSED TOR ¢1, ra wt, ww. nan, | 2s st 172, 1899, ae QOrrce or D. 3. GOLDENBERG, THE MONUMENTAL, 937 AND 939 F STREET XW. THE CROWDS AT OUR OPENING DIS- PLAY KEEP US TOO BUSY-NO TIME TO WRITE AN ADVERTISEMENT TODAY, BUT WE MUST MENTION A FEW OPENING SPECIALTIES WHICH WE WANT YOU TO SEE, THERE ARE 200 DOZEN FANCY BOSE HERE. ORDINARILY THEY WOULD SELL AT50c. THEY WILL BE SOLD THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AT 25C., JUST ONE-HALF THEIR VALUE. WE SAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. WE DONT EXPECT THEM TO LAST THAT LONG. WE ONLY HAVE 200 ON THE MILLINERY SIDE ARE 3,400 YARDS OF LINEN TORCHON LACES FROM TO 5 INCHESWIDE. WE'LL SELL ANY OF THEM AT 740.4 YARD, THE WORSTOF ‘THEM ARE WORTH 0c. THE BEST AS HIGH 8 150, THE MONUMENTAL, 937 AND 939 F STREET ¥.W. S2OPENING DISPLAY CONTINUES THE ENTIRE WEEK. Bt Ners Tur Carce Tx Fascr prt, Xe BER PERRY'S. Everything nowadays is taking on its Fall Com- Plexion—NETS and FLOUNCINGS with the rest. Only threads—but they are twisted and turned and inter- woven into an innumeraile number of patterns and designs. The ast thoughts of the lace workers are hert—and the lest ones Whether st is for evexing or street wear the intended use will Ond its servantamong our coliection. 48-inch BRUSSELS, LA TOSCA and RUSSIAN NETS in Spots, Stripes and Figures—how many dif- ferent ouce we cannot begin to tell you—and in price from 6234c. to @4 a yard. These count in « few prices of BRUSSEL» and LA TOSCA with the vel- vet spots—48 inches also—Fenced of in $1.35 to s FLOUNCINGS—fully @ dozen designs—Nothing any that have been used before—@z to $5 a yard. 48-inch BLACK BORDERED GAUZE FLOUNC- ING—@2 a yard. 42-inch CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS—91.15 48-1 NET—all sik—@1.25 8 yard. 50-inch COTTON POINT L*ESPRIT NET im the “wasliseht” tinte—45e. 8 yard. 48-inch STRIPED POINT DESPRIT NET—even- ing shades—50 cents » yard. ‘24-inch CREPE D'CHINE—plain striped and em- broidered—§! to 82 8 yard. If you will wat b closely you will find these are the favorite in Lace Drapery. Every pattern we have isa of CIENNES, FEDORA, MEDICL, TORCHON, ORIEN- Tal, POINT GAZE, DUCHESS, CHANTILLY and POINT D'GENE—the trimming Lacee—in all widths and qualities The pocket book that blushes at high prices will tarn itself Insideout in its agreeable surprise at the figures Wequote. Weigh them well, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” MINTH GT. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVR Dur Goons. orrics ov ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROR BOSTON DRY GOODS HOTSE, WaSHIN@TOX, DO Woroxsspar, Seerexars 17,1890, OPEX EACH EVENING UNTIL 6 O'CLOCE. LIKINGS. — We belteve ours to be the ‘Most complete stock of Linings in the city, We call eapecial attention to our Ihe. Figured and Striped Linings for ‘Waista, which cannot be surpassed in Style and durability. Our 18 and 250, Fancies are hand- eomer than any we bsve ever shown be fore. fe have just received twelve pieces‘ of ‘P-ineb Striped Lastrine in all shades for sleeve linings at 50c. per yard. ‘The popularity of our Silk Linings te immense, We have every variety of Tich colors, stripes and checks, with Muen back for wear and silk facing for Appearance, at Suc. per yert. Our stock of Plain Selisia is the most ‘varied and complete we have ever bad heretofore, All the rarest shades have ‘been procured and we have no difficulty in matching any shade in 8Uk or Dress Goods, (First floor) POCKETBOOKS AND CARD CASES. ‘We havo received a new line of Rusman Leather Pucketbooks, with oxktined trim- mings 250. each. Seal Leather Pocketbooks, 25, 50. 58, 75e, 81, 1.25, 1.50, 82 and $2.50 each. Moroceo Pocketbooks, 50, 58, 62, 75, @1 and 61.25 each, Alligator Pocketbooks, $3.35 each, ‘Men's Pocketbooks, 75. and @1. Beal Card Cases, 50, 75c., 61, 61.25, 61.50, 62 and 82.50 each. Seal Leather Card Cases and Pocket- books combined, €1.25, $1.75, $2, @2 50 and 63 each. Morocoo Card Cases and Pocketbooks combined, @2, @2.25, $2.50 and 63 each, (First floor.) BARGAIN SALE OF JERSEYS. 1 Hine of Ladies’ All-Wool Black Jer. sey, with mobeir braid trimmings, military style. Reduced to $3 each, ‘1 line of Ladies’ Black Jerseys, with Soutache braid trimmings. Reduced to 82.50 cack. 1 line of Ladics’ Plain Black Jerseys, extra quality. Reduced to $2.25. 1 Mme of Ladies’ All-Wool Black Jer- feys, with vest fronts All sizes 82 exch. 1 line of Ladies’ All-Wool Black Jer- sere. All sizes. @1.50 each. 1 line of Ladies’ All-Wool Gray Jerseys, Beduced to $2 each. 1 line of Ladies’ Al-Wool Jerseys in Brown and Navy Blue. $2.50 each. Iline of Misses’ Jerseys in Brown, Cardinal and Navy. Reduced to $1 each, (Third floor.) CHILDREN'S AND MISSES’ NEW FALL JACKETS.—1 lot of Children's ‘snd Misses’ All-wool Dark Check Cheviot Jackets. Size 8—Price $4.50. Fize 10—Price $5. Bize 12—Price 83.50. Size 14—Price @6. Size 16—Price 86.50. Liot of Children’s and Misses’ All-wool Nevy Chevrom Cloth Reefer Jacketa, Gouble- breasted and brass button trim- mings. Bize 4—Price 85. Bize 6—Price $5.50. Bizo 8—Price 66. Biz» 10—Price #6.50. Size 12—Price $7. Size 14—Price $7.50. Size 16—Price 87.50. 1 lot of Children's and Misses’ Navy Size 16—Price $7.50. (Third floor.) REDUCTION OF CHILDREN'S AND MISSES’ SUITS.—1 lot of Children’s and Misses’ All-wool Suite, in fancy stripes and plain colors. Bites 4, 6, 8 and 14 years. Reduced to @6.75 each. 1 lot of Children's All-wool Heurietta Cloth Suita, in Blue and Brown, with fancy braid trimmings, Sizes @ and 6 years, Reduced to $4.75 each. 1 lot of Children's All-wool Light Fancy Challie Dresses, Sizcs §. 10 and 12 yeeds, Reduced to $0.75 each. (Third Boor.) TOOTH BRUSHES.—We will place on wale tomorrow morning 500 Guod Qual- ity Tooth Brushes, at the low price of 1236c. each. Girst floor.) GLOVES. —Ladiew’ Monsquetaire Suede Gloves, in Tare, Browns and Grays; embroidered im feather stitch, 1 per pair. Ladics' 4-button Real Kid Gloves, iu Grease, Browns, Tans and Biack; em- Droided in feather stiteb. @1 per pair. Ladies’ 4-button Suede Gloves, in as sorted shades of Tan, Mode and Gray; embroidered in feather stitch, $1.25 per pair. iret Boor) JEWELBY.—100 Oxidized Silver Ban- eles with fifteen bands. Only 25c. each, A large assortinent of Breast Pina, 250. each, Latest styles in Ladies’ and Men's ‘Scarf Pins from Sc. to $8 each. Children’s Bracelets, in Gold end 8th Wer, 23, 50, Tic. $1 and €1.25 each. A large variety of Ladies’ end Men's Cuff Buttons, with patent decks, 25, 60 and 75c. per pair. (Pine floor.) GYMNASIUM GOODS. —We are better prepared to meet your wants for Gymne- sium Goode than we have ever been, con- fining ourselves to the best makes only. ‘Full Tights in al sizes and lengths Shirts, sleevclers, fui and quarter