Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1890, Page 4

Nae THE —— _STAR: WASHINGTON, D..0:; it THE EVENI MONDAY. Sepiomber 28, 1890. ——_ <BOSBY 8. NOYE= WHE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cireulation ef any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium (+ worth mere than all the other papers publiske! in Washingtox. Not im a boastful spirit, but in the nature of & historical memorandum, mention is made of the fact that Saturday last was the banner day im the business careor of Tnx Evexrxa Stan. The number of new advertisements contained im that issue wos G21,--the largest ber by considerable, ever printed, up to that date, in Any issue of the paper. Equally gratifying aud striking are the sta- tistics in regard to circulation. The number of copies of Tux Stan actually delivered to regular permanent subseribers and sol@ over the counters on Saturday was 35,0491 No two-cent afternoon paper printed in the United States has a tona fide circulation any where near equal to this, and no paper of any character or price published in any city of the same population as Washington can begin to match it. These are facts for advertisers to consider. a Governor Campbell of Obio bas about ruined his chances for 1892. He could not help it pos- sibly, but that does not make it any iess diffi- cult to save himself. He has done this by re- moving one of his own appointees, because as be told him he believed him to be a dishonest official. Now in politics that sort of thing will potgo. Themen who help a mun toa high place are not tobe removed merely because they are dishonest, and they are particularly not to be told so ina public manner. If prin- cipals should repudiate their subordinates as a regular thing in this manner, there wouldn't be any machine politics in a fow years at all. A principal may discover and announce the total depravity, moral, physical and politi- cal of a subordinate who is oppored to bim in politics, but of his own side—never. Governor Campbell has committed the unpardonable sin, the cry among the workers—- iticians must stand together,” and in 1892 Governor ewadof dough upon the enthusiasm of the democratic national convention. ———_—» + -- If Gov. Hill can only obtain control of the legislative districts in Now York this fall it is safe to say that he will not be so mach ‘‘out of Politics” as he would hate a part of the public think. Gov. Hill is as much of a Martian ‘Van Buren as he kuows how to be. He proba- bly would prefer the scat now filled by Dir, Harrison to that occupica by Mr, Evarts, It would be better, you know, to iucommode a gentlemen from another state rather than one's owa neighbor. Butthere are many slips be- tween the cup and the lip in the distaut year 18%, and he rightly regards a senatorehip of the United States in hand as an extremely de- sirable acquisition. Stili, respecting all these fine prospects, the remark is apropos, frst esich your legislature. — Possibly it isn’t needed any more in Wash- ington than elsewhere, for there are as many Politicians elsewhere as there are here, and there are “judges” and “majors” all over the country, but nevertheless the announcement is made in this column that a diet of the Mexican cactus juice, fresh from the plant, night and moruing, will bleach to a pleasant and desir- able flesh tint the reddest nose that ever bloomed in this climate, wet by the dew and kissed by the sup. and if you do not believe it try and sce for yourselves, —$——— Said Mr. Carnegic in bis Dundee addross: “In America all the members of parliament are poor andare paid, and they legislate in favor of the poor.” Does Mr. Carnegie refer particu- larly to the reimbursing legislation in the Silcott care? ——<—<$<—— Congressman Wiley says Congress is no place for a poor man and still some very poor men get into Congress. Has anybody scen the summit of the Grant monumert rising above the horizon of Stable- side-on-the-Hudson yet? ———— Kentucky bas one republican congressional stronghold now, and two-thirds of the republi- can party of the state are fighting like cats and dogs to see who shall represent jt-in Congress, So far Congressman Finley is aboad; but a dark horee will probably win the race. _ ——— There is a boom in morality among Pennsyl- yania republicans, and they are refusing to gamble on Delamater’s carrying the state. ne NG_STAR, | 5: occa Ey EE ence | RTT 3! Tur Ions. Tomo Wa H. McKsews Dinx Leerres. | FoR womex, crmprex:axp EvrRYBopr. Vil MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1899, We have propareda novel and what ‘We believe to be a most ploasiug sivht for our patrons. If you ares reader of the Philadel- rhia papers you have probably Boticed within the past week orso soun ¥@ amaker’sanpouucement of “Golden Days" at Wanamaker's. We Know :nd appreciate & good thing whou we s92 {t, sud we thought so ute of this Idea thes Nyda olen 1 to reproduce it #o far ole and poreible in our cota iishment. Yex, “Golden Daya” at McKoew's the rest of this weelt, beg puiny in t moming, and you aud your irien’s are cordially invited. What ave we donut We have given the store a olden appearance, You will notice {t im the gulden-cylosed. Gecorations, the golden rod, xulden- hued leaves, goiden-lued fruit, #uck as cauanay, oranges, peaches ayplow pears, aiso graye vines loaded with rapes, while stacks of wheat, like seutinels, overlook the Dbesutiful ne HU fe have also decorated tho store vith = Flaws, Buating. Pal ane Fiowera, We suall alo offer speciaily active values iv ench department 8 (oF day oF a work, but 40 loux an the gucds holt out. “GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY" TO ‘pi Jess than 6Se. Only 55c. per pai “GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY" ‘TO BUY SILK VESTS.—Asa special at- traction we offer 25 dox Lahes* Creams Silk Swiss Ribbed Vests, low neck aud wo sleeves, usaaily old at Toc. Only Ge. eveh. Fall wud Winter Underwear of kind that is good. All the old reiiabie grades of American Hosiery Co.,Fus Jey & Buttrum's aud others equally ood “GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY" TO BUY BANDKERCHIRES.—A featuro of the Handkerchfef stock will be tho offeriug of 6U doz Ludies’ Whie Pare Linen Hemstitéhed Handker- chief, all widths of hem, each. A quality usually sold ai Blogaut sive of Lumbroid chiefs, in "1890 and mbroidery. 75c to $5, OLDEN OPPORTUNITY" TO BUY JACKETS. —As “drawing cards” in Jackets we muke the following special offerings: Ladies’ Recfer Jackets, in two weights, two styles aud two coiors— kand Blue Quly $5 each, Beat 5 Juckots in the eity. Handsome Choviot sackets, braided collar, Suished with ornaments, in Bisck and Navy; usually sold at 812.50. Ohily #11 each. Very Stylish Chevict Cloth Jucket, with wide coliar of genuiue astrakbau, fur. front Suished with ornaments, Black aud Blue. Only €i5each. This Jacket tee — value, and will compare fay, with any else where at $18 31 wy 20, “Golden Qpportunities™ will be granted to see aud buy tho newest and richest of the seasou's produc- tious in Seal Plush Jackets Mate- lasse Jackets, Long Cloaks, Suits, Tea Gowns, Wrappers, Sik Waists, ke., ke. Conve whether you have any ides of buying or not. We desire the ple.sure of showing you our stock. WILLIAM H. MoKNEW Guccesso: to NR, H. Taylor}, 0B: Pa. ava now, It J. Cc. Herci:xsos, IMPORTER, BEGS RESPECTFULLY TO INVITE AN EARLY Ss ss, Sgg3 *ssq B53 INSPECTION OF THE PER A SSg ae Beg Ss, Ree 2% S335 Soo” NNN Sus Pep FRE coo It A 1a Pee ied Ab = P Kem tod Ht 24% FER S85, IES kee Sus? = SEPTEMBER 30. OCTOBEB 1 AND 2, NOVELTIES IN The Pittsburg Post says Mr. Reed is “a skulk-| sexy ygse sry, ‘. ing, mangy Tomeat,” but not a word about} MMMM " L how ho makes the democratic fur ‘ly. ATA HE ——— MoM Uti teri Only four or five railway collisions occurred Jooterday. PARIS, LONDON AND NEW YORK STYLES, + =——___—— wEAPe, Polygamy in Utah aunounces thaf it is dead. = - JACKETS, ° DRESS TRIMMINGS, z MATERIALS, -DRESS GOODS. &% OO ¥ VERE CC 00. Oo Ov VE “coo Pe OvVY¥rR ¢G OO fet OVY K 6oc0 0, Vv EKER uu oo >t @11 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND 514 NINTA 8ST. N.W. Oar bargains for TOMORROW (TUESDAY), TEMBER 30: @1.67 Best Prenen Suede 8-button Mousque: Feduced for tomorrow to $1.37. 1.25 French puede 4-bution Kid Gloves at 920, bbe. Furskin Mousquetaires at Ge. At these prices for tomorrow only. Every size, all colors aud every pair tried ov at our risk aud warracwed. SEP. 00 vw yen oe EY Ya SS tty Oot u vy 4 MLL 08 UW eV aoa t OO ¥ VERE cco o 6 ooy vr geo rs OOVV KR Oo € GGL of Yt © gu tet ‘oo ‘WY Exe ‘Sct “oo =r DBESSMAKING DEPARTMENT. AN EFFICIENT STAFF OF DRESSMAKERS AND MILLINERS TO EXECUTE 829. ALL ORDERS WITH PUNCTUALITY AND DISPATCH, St 907 PENNA. AVE. 912 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, AND Gilt SiNTH| LADIZS' AND MISSES' DONGOLA BUTTON, oT NW at Dovarass & Bere. TSTER-OVLAN BUILDING, 9TH §T. MOXDAY, TULSDAY AND WEDNESDAY ‘We wiil set] tLe fcliowimy: articloe at the prices named: Begard Ge. urea and Howls meartscol'd, for 45¢ S-yand 7¥e. Burws anc Bowls yearts, ovi'd, for Gio | Div yard B0e, Bi..cea and Bouls>earsa, 00i'd,for BOE 2yed Gl Barosy and Bocds Yearia cold, for 89e ar G9c. Burewu snd Boatfs Searts.cot'd,for 0c yard Moy. Bureau and Doutfs Scarts, eol'd, fer 75e 226 Stampet Pillow stame for 182. Vrine Dumaak Towels, DOUGLASS & BRO, @Q INTER-OCEAN BUILDING, NINTH STRERT. SL. HER gh a4 oo B gac ak ES: GENTS’ MAND-SEWED GAITELS, aS ‘f i Sa. Er Dp Gy GENTS’ CALF AND GRAIN SHOES, CALF, KIP AND GRAIN BOOTS, SCHOOL SHOES IN LARGE VARIETY. RUBBER BOOTS AND sHOus. BRUN' ester | MERTZ’S WINE OF CALISAYA AND IRON, Natare made twoof the most wonderfully . efficacious tomies,and man called them Irom ‘and Calisoya Lark. With those tonics as a bass, we have produced by the modern | appliances aud skilled chemical help of our laboratory ome of the most perfect combinations for the up- building of broken constitutions and the pre- vention of disease, Our Wire of Calisaya aud Iron appeals almost at omee to the system, im- Proving the digestion, rogulating the visceral functions, correcting unequal o- capricious ac- tion of the Kidneys, st{mulsting the Liver, the great purifying organ of the bods, to ite proper functional activity aud elevating the stand- ard of general health, It is larkely pre- scribed by the medical profession, espe- cisily im thoso conditions of the system ’ wherein Chills, Dumb Ague, Malaria, Chronic Liver Disease, Dyspepsia, &c., are the prom- ineut manifestation, In fact, for stu Jaria {t ig an unexcelled remedy, reaching by its specific action the cause of this untoward condition of the system aud banishing all the evil results of its presence in removing the cause itself. It enjoys professional preference aud popular confidence to ® mest gratifying extent in the treatment of this most obstinate ailment of divers and dangerous tentiencies, AS & pleatnat and quickly serviceable mesns of enriching the blood, imparting the essentials of the red corpuscles, Mertz'n Wine of Calisaya and Iron, by its peculiar and delicately adjusted combination, has a Justly desired reputation. Then, too, it is vo excecdingly palatable that its adiinistration Ja easy at all times—s point of no simall moment; it iucka all bitterness or taste auzeative of medicine, and the effect of its use is felt at once, Lovie, 75 cents; three THIS WAS OUR “OPENING” MORNING-THE NUAL “OPENING” oF AUTUMN AND WINTER COMPLIMENTS AND WS NATURALLY FEEL THE PROPRIETOR, BUT THE BUYERS AND a8 TO COLLECT THE TREES, &c., FOR THE DECO Wuar Tux Livus Suv. Abiundrod exclamations after this order were heard this morning: bottles, BR. _ “Uta the prettiest sight I've ever secn."— Zz. P. MERT “The Trees and Golden Rod and Birds are Family Drugvist, ust lovely."-—-D'm going to buy my Dress it 1014 F street, Washington. Gnd Wrap ichite the Souvenir Prices last.” sax Saxs ny K s Waar Tare Cunprex Saw: ‘The very tittle ones cried forthe dolis that afb to be soen swinging in agrape vine. Others wanted the fruit off the persimmon tree, ‘The bizvor children begged to be car- ried tothe second floor and have tried on the new Coats and ats. Taz Lasr Hovne-Axp TOMOKKOW. We've been having that special sale tolay, Busy? Very—but wo expected to be. Perhaps it slipped your m ‘There's barely tune left if you'll come r ff. The berzuing ‘il beat your dinner, You can get that any time—but after 7 o'clock this evening this sale is a pact of ouse history." About tomorrow—Well, we're opening new goods every day—but we've always got @ com. plete stock: to show, The repreacutctive styles of the lending designers ure tu our hands. Our THE PALAIS “OPE RIA. KIN G'SPALACE GRARNDPALL OPENING MILLIE RY. EMBRACING ALL THE LATEST PARISIAN HATS AND BOXNETS AND ALL THE NOV- ¥ GOOBS. CLOARS. OR ROYAL BGG. « 3 & Gi ss es LADIES FURNISHINGS Fa WEDMESDAY ¥ COMMENCEMENT OF OUR THIRTZENTH AN- Eee P i WIE Buss & NOVELPIES, WE WERE OVERWAELMED WITH A xx x! ppp AA NNN VERY ELATED. *WE" INCLUDES XOT OXLY a REE ms AN NN SISTANTS DOWN TO THE BOYS WHO HELPED RATIONS, — on] COAG py met pone] Waar Tue Mex S.n: uu os Fe TET Po we Ee at DH Rerait usta tate ementon. 18 3H o Ff Bho Ee fe re, What was said was after this onder: a g3 “I sce vow are advertising Underswear at ee ALL ARE Conpr | ALLY INVITED. cial priors during the “Opening? Often repeated were expressions like this: Be Bg ¥ yee RR ft ER gs SF eeverlly suroly mys! for he winter Bistet ie ‘a re] when you advc lise these scutenir prices,” 3 at ' ssp aed it t “ss? 5 DURING OPENING DAYS WE (WILL OF | FER AS SOUVENIRS SPECIAL BARGAINS PARTMENTS, + IN ALL DE MILLINERY. DEESS GOODR e135 memes = Dress Cioth, all-wool, worth THe | On: se | A felt ray or Cashiveres, all 48¢ | Opening price 50 | 40-inch Henrietts, $1.19 | Opening price... de | W-inch Heursetts, ail alades, worth, Opening PrICE... .rescesseenesecee Pine Cashmere Flaida Openins price Cioth Pinids, all 50c., 62! and Camel's Hair Cloth, all-wool, worth. HaT Ovr Crznxs San. Tho Cloak: Buyer: “Now £ know we ore Headquarters for Wraps. ‘The Dress Goods Buyer: “They al! say we ave the bext stock of Ploids in town." The Glove Buyer: crowd when we sell Pis French Felt Hets, Opening priee.. Nally Biy Caps,ia all co) — ‘worth... Openiuy price... Yevuvx Hill Beaver Opening price Children's Feit fo wonder there's & ns for 74 cents.” BLACK GooDs. Fine Fronch Cloth, G-4 wide, worth. stock is elegaut. Don't mind prices. They a erate reeves ive strany impressions, We're willive— Wins yoamoult hmeiae chvant aio | Se TTTT TTT ETT TTT match usin the thre rony points—QUALITY, — “and PRICE, ryone of you are particular about the ft— 00 PPP ELE NN NIDNN § GGG "™ ivta more es (heave nee If you buy a Pp Jae es N fi NERS a" roi us—you')l be apt to say so, and we NG ae Woe Stare Ie Pe EARLS AN SG ments—you know—are ou? recommendations, With the best in the world to pick from— funny if we can’t serve you to your greatest sd- vantage. And another thing you must re. moniber, we haven't any ‘*warm winter leay- ings" on our hands—NEW STOCK! 8 8AKS AND COMPANY, 8 A THE GEMS OF CREATION, A K PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH K AK 8 STREET. BAK Ss ‘se29 Please preserve this list for reference, as To thi left of each column are the regular woo. To the right are the Souvenir Luus: Derantuent Sovvexms 10 per cent off the marked prices of every article in the foilowirg departuehts: Tea Gowns, Black Silks, Laces, Dress Yrimmitgs, Buttons, Ribbons, Furs, Sik Underwear, Embroideries, Real Gold Jewelry. 50c, Dress Goods, al! styles. ‘B0c, Novelty Suirings, ull styles.. 80c, Silk Finish Heurtett 80c. Euxlish Oh-viot Suitings, 61.25 English Broudcloths. 23-inch Chine Silks... Las, Loox To Your Hears, Many a shoe fsa Hiotbed for disease—for the reas 8on that its soles are flied iu with shoddy or po- FoUs substances, which absorb and retuta the ioist- Ure of the ground, None such in our stock. Between tho soles of most Of our Shoes will be found a waterproof ce- ment, which answers two purposes—one to protect the feet from dampness, the other to prevent the Shoes ‘rom squeaking 50c. Colored and Black Silk Gimp Trimming. @1 Silk Fringes, ali gtylcs. Our Fall Stock of Ladies’ Fine Shoes is nearly 25c. Metal Buttous, all styles, complete, We call your attention to our following specialties. Nene of them cat be duplicated else- | 35c. Mctal Buttons, all styler Where for less than from Uc. to$1.50apair more: | 20 keal Plush Juckota, all styles. . 817 Wraps for $15 and $15 Wraps. risa = 420 Seal Fiush Wraps, all styles. Petes Tae ts See ee nn | Sit Deals dee $18 eek AS Sate 814 Imported Cloth Jackets... 612 Jackets for $10.50 and 89 Jackets, €6 Cloth Jackets, all styles 83.98 Jerseys, ull styles. we 83.50 Jerseys for 82.98 nnd 82.68 Jersey 40c. Ribbed Balbriggan Underwear. 50, Quality Ribbed Vosts and Pants 75e, Merino Underwour (two-thirds wool), $1 Natural Wool Vests aud Pants... 81 Saxony Wool Vests and 1ants..,. $1 Scarlet Medicatei Wool Underwear, 81,50 Avstralian Woot Underwear, Se, Fast Black and Fancy Hos BSc, Past Bisck and Colored Hos 49c, Liule and Cotton Hose. Our $3.50 English Waukenphast Boots, Shoes ‘that sell everywhere else at $3. Fine Hand-made 2.95 Button Boots, in ten Popular styles; made either of best quality Dou- ola or Kangaroo. “Onur Own" Famous $2.50 Hand-made Rutten. Every pair warranted to give satisfuetion, Our $1.95 Donvola, Kangarco and Finest Goat Button sre pronounced Ly com _ Judges the | greatest shoe ever shown for the HH A HOR OER A583 0c, Fast Biuck Extra size Hose 450 dah AK full $89 Son, » Boot Pattern Silk Hose, 730 HoH AAA Hi if NNN Byg8 8c, Paris Novelty Hone, -89e ane es T5e, Cashmere Wool Hos. . RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 61.50 #ilk Hose, all styles.. SiGSEVENTH $7, 61.75 Hand-mado Yreuch Corsets, 1.50 1922 Pa, AVE. 1.85 Mieh-bust Black Covsete ory it 231 PA. AVE. BE, Te. Voutil Corsets, +1490 85c. Melton Cloth Skirts, . @1 Fancy Tr inmed Cloth Skirts 61.15 Knit skirts, all colors, 81.98 Hana-kuit skirts, €1.68 Short Flauuel 8) 26 Finely Embroidered Flannel skirts, O8e, a yard Embroidered Flannel. $1.15 yard Kmbroidered Flannel, 15c. Nurses’ snd Waitresses’ Caps,, 190, Stamped Linen Splashers, A new and stylish Seal Cape, best Alaska, London dye, $355. We have just received shipment of Seal Jackets in new styles, The heefer Jacket, with loose front, larze collar and raised shoulders. Large and complete stock of Capes in Seal, Persian Lamb, Astrachan, Wool Seal, Marten, Mink, Nutria, Monkey and all Furs used this season for capes, Prices, 86,810, 615 aud up. MUFFS, BOAS, COLLARETTES, TRIMMINGS &c. Remember Furs are cheaper now than later in the season, an 25 “Gloria” Umbrelles—warranted ‘one year. "81.19 $1.08 Unbrollas with new Fancy Handies,......81.79 $3.48 Warranted “‘Conestuza” Silk Umbrellas, 83.25 he B, 8. STINEMETZ & SONS, 1237 Penna. ave., 826-30 Through to 413 13th st. Srzcuat Casu Banos BEAUTIFUL vALL. DRESS scone) ke. rice Plaids and Heuriettas, yard wi 1 aaids, Cicer end ste Re 62! ‘Aiswoo! Hae Cietwae die al le coe 13 Bich of Fini Yinuls = fake ‘ panem Unaerw tad Veep cheap st Ee o eud 136, fortadles, t ko en BOW couplets send & CO", \biished 1967. 907 F st. a.w., Masuaic Temple, N OTWITHSTANDING ‘Tho Advance in Price of 4 J agjen Goods we propos to HORSE [BLANKETS PT TSS S TTT TTT TTSe TNE | 2c Oran | $2anct Bie Baad Baul war Upening price. Coiored Frevel Diagonal Cloth, 64, worth... 61.73 | Opening price nt cps INL W *) Black Mobai: Soutuebe brand at cloaKs. SILK, SATINS PLUSHES Elezaut Seal Plush Jackets worth, Surab Silke, all colors, at Pe tenete Leng peetyecing Beaver Cloth I | Opening price... | OUr (oak Department comprines all tae elties from the foreiga and domestic markets, FURS AND CAPES, | A visit to our Fur Department will convince you ‘that we cau save you at least 15 per ceut on your pur- chase. regular prices retnain marked on all gos. prices, the prices you will see marked on the Prices. o ealtye price. 21-inch Gros Grain Silk, worth Opening price...... 19-inel Black Fuille Surah De Luxon, worth Opening price. Lan: Deranruext Sovvexis, Openine price. Se UB-inch Faille § } RIBBOXS, Xo. §—Satin aod Gros Grsin, al! colors No, 7—Netin and Gros Grain, ali colors. No. ¥—Setin and Gros Grain, ali colors: | No. 12—Satiy and Gros Grain, all colors. No. 1G Satin aud Geos Gra, wl) colvrs. -—Ralin sud Gres Grain, all colors «Continued. ) 590. Quill Feather Fans, all colors. ‘08e. Silk Gauze Fans, all styles... $1 Black and Gray Ustrich Fans. $2 Ostrich Feather Fans. 21-inch Fale Francais . worth, Opening price, 5 Bizck Ustrich Feuther Fans, LADIES’ FURNISHINGS. ot chs | Beautiful quality Merino Vests, som at. 82.68, $3.50, $4.50, 85, ~ $3, | saci ee Venta. Ostrich Fans, Tortoise 81 jor quality, worth 30c., at..... $4, 85.50, Is-inch Plush, Stripe anid fac ‘olor, good qual ge wonttemsineranciaane yrcecsee wo 83, £4.50, eaves Exire Heavy Ki 2.50 Quill Feather Fans........ 65 Fons for $4 and 83 Fans. €1 Jewelry, in all styles. 75c, Jewelry, in all styles. 50c. Jewelry, in all atyles,. 2c. Jewelry, in all styles $248 French Miniature Lace Pins, #2 French Enamel Lace Ping... white, at LINEN DEPARTMENT. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. Children’s AU-woo! Cash nere Hose, om wee -inch Bleached Table Damask at S-inch Blesched German Damask at ‘inch Bleache4 German Dawusk at, ‘Turkey Red Table Linens at. Extra good quality at.... | Oii-botlod Table Linen, GU inches wide, ‘9 | 4 Bleach Napkins at. | aud knee, fast color.at.. | Stped Bose, Kesu ar price | Opeutng price.. Fast Back Hose, warranted F hevi and to Toe, a 61.50 Gold and Silver Hair Ornaments, Special ina $f Bapkin at | opening peice heen aa Boe 19¢, Oxidized Garter Buckles, | Fringed Dosices at. A largo assortuicut of silk Wore, im plain and Special ina Damask Towel at | fauey stripe. Worth, Beautiful line of Huck Tow. Openus price: Lisie Hose, tu pla. and faucy strive, from Faucy stripe Cottou Hose, Worth, ° vpening pric Ladies’ Casimere Moss, doable heel and tuo, extra loug, Worth... Opening price, Lades’ E leeved. GLOVE DEPALTME: | B-vutton Mousquetaire Undressed Giove. dasesnate 25 | Opentux price Bluck aud Colored Cashme.e Gloves at 4-button Suede Glove. Worth, Opening price. Our Keguler 8c. Kid 6 Our Regular @1 Kid Glove s at 10¢, Gold and Silver Bead Necklaces, 19, Garnet Bracelets... 25e, Pocket Books, Purses, Card Cases, 50c, Pocket Books, Purses, Card Cuses. 81 Pocket Books, Purses, Curd Cases, 0c, Chatelaine Bava, all styles, ‘Table Covers, in besutifal colors; 6-4 et $1.50, 8-40t @4.75, 10-4 at 65, FLANNEL DEPARTMENT. | Eider Down, in all shades *¢ Eider Down, im fancy stripe. All-wool French Fian: All-wool Flanuei, Bi All-wool Skirting, 45 1m: hes wide, at, Henrietta Kepp at. Henrietta Kepp, extra width, a Gentry Cloth, in Stripos aud Plaids, Side-band Cashmeres only Dress Ginghams, fest colors, at, DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. J-yard Wide Bown Cotton at, | Fruit of the Loom Cotton a Dwight Anchor at Lonsdale at... Androscoggin at 41-inch Extra Heavy ton BLANKETS AND COMFORTS, Blankets from.. Gray Biavkets from. White Blankets, 10-4, at White Blankets, 10-4, at. g| White Blavkets, 10-4, at. ng | White Blankets, 10-4, All-wool 11-4 Bianket at. Ab 11-4 Ali-wool White Blauk ASe, Playing Cands .. 23e. Hair Brushes, 75e. Brushes for G8c. and 50c. Brushes. ‘Se. Tooth and Nail Brushes., set, Oxidized Comb, Brush ui 12¢, Roils Foilet Paper... CHILDLEN'S DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, 10 per cent off tho marked prices of all Children's and Misses’ Ulstera, Furs, American Hosicry Com- Pany’s Underwear. . 4-buttou Kid Gloves CORSET DEPARTMENT. A few Odds and Ends ix Comsat ae formerly tor 59, Our Kegular , ‘Our Kezulur 81 Corset at, Our Rewuiar $1 Our Keruiur $1 Our Kegular $1. ‘This redaction includes ali Corsets in our stock with the exception of the LLompsou's Glove-Gttam Corset, which must be sold at the Uniform price. We have all the leading mokes of Corsets aud you are outitied to all the special openiug prices, 21.25 “Gloria” Umbrellas (warrauted).... $1.30 Silver Gray Kubber Circular... HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT, 25c. Misses’ and Children's Fust Diack Uose 125 Children's Aprous. $4 Fancy Plsid Cloth Coats... 65.50 Cloth Coats, angora trimming. 15c, Knit Wool Bootie. 38e, Knit Wool Shirts G8e. Infants’ Baskets. 168 Baskets, on stands - 225 Infants’ Long Cashmere Clvaks..... 115 Infunts' Flannel Shirts . BSc. Infants’ Slips. . 125 Surah Silk Caps. RUFFLINGS. ‘The latest style Pompadour. Bos, in all colors, Fegular price 1, at..... 73° A lange assortm:nt of White end Black Kuching ut..8¢ Bee our assortineut of Ruching at all prices. SEWELRY DEPARTMENT. und &2. ‘Wisite cotton flied five sateen. | All shades and desicus Japanese Comforters, nade | Of the fipest French sateon, in Biuo, Pink, Gold | and Silver effects, at... 93 | A very fine Swansdown-iilied Comfort, made of © | duest French satcen, at 66 4A full line of Cheese-cioth Comforts, ‘MEN'S FURNISOINGS for Be Oe heal ude Rte A large assortment of Buckles, in Cut Steel, Pearl, Gold, Oxidized silver aud Black. — Neckisces st... ‘Lace Pius st. ‘Bide Combs 0s.. 25e. Misses’ Painted Quill Faus.. ‘80e, Extra Size Quill Vans. . MEN'S DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, (Near door No. 1119 Px. ave.) 50c, Medium Weight Merino Underwear, 50c, Cautou Flannel Drawers. $1 Saxony Wool Shirts and seeeneceeeessenes LOG Oe. 8 pair A larwe assuriment of Jewelry ry correspoudiugly low price, IN¥ANTS' AND CLOaKS, HATS Wight Suirte, worth 75c., at. Right Shirts, worth 81. at.. 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