Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1890, Page 4

al —_ . ad THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. DP. ¢.; THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO faunspay. October 2, 1990. a wosHY ‘~ s NOYES. —_ = THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Lecal (Circulation of any Newspaper in the Werld, and as am Advertising Medium ts worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. ee The session of Congress that closed yester- day will be memorable for the legislation ac- complished and the modes by which it has been accomplished. Of the general measures the most conspicuous were the McKinley tariff, the customs administration: the silver, the anti-lottery, anti-trust, world’s fair, original package, Idaho-Wyoming admission, meat in- spection, original features of the naval appro- priations, land railway forfeiture and depen- dent and disability pension bills, Besides, with other important meagures, the Supreme Court relief, the shipping, bankruptcy and election bills were'left in such a stage that they can be passed at the next session unless the contemplated obstruction to the passage of the last-named measure results favorably owing to the shortness of the time atcommand. By legislation which has been enacted it is pro- posed that the manufactures of the country shall be exchanged on true reciprocity princi- ples with the Southern American nations, the old soldiers of the republic are measurably made free from want, the demand for a larger silver coinage partly complied with, our navy enlarged by three battle ships and one cruiser and provision made for nickel armor that shall withstand the most powerful projectiles of the enemy. But in the estimation of the republicans the most important thing secured by the session was the adoption and for the most part successful application of the new rules in the House by which it bas been able to do these things and prepare the influences that shall operate upon other Congresses yet tocome. The session has been characterized by more friction than usual, although under the circumstances this was to be expected. ‘There have Leen few sessions of Congress since the old times o! high sectional excitement when the personalties have been more frequent or Fancorous, ao oe To the city of Washington and District of Co- Tumbia this has been the most eventful session of Congress in many years. The number of local bills passed or in an advanced stage ready for passage at the next session is large in spite of the fact that the Atkinson railroad bill has obstructed local legislation in the House for several months. The passage of the Rock Creek and Zoological Park bills marks with a ‘white stone the first session of the Fifty-first Congress. These measures are of far more than local importance. The beautifying of the republic's capital is a national matter, for peo- ple from ry state and territory come to Washington, aud the office-holders and others engaged in business here from all sections of the Union have a direct interost in the ques- tions of health, comfort and adornment in- volved in the making of these necessary parka, The selection of a city post office site—one, too, central, convenient, covering sufficient ground and contemplating the erection thereon of a commodious and magnificent building—is @ matter for general congratulation, the city having long been compelled to do without proper facilities for the carrving on of the large and steadily mcreasing postal business. Notable steps in the improvement of street railway transportation have been taken in the stringent legislation requiring the two princi- pal roads to abandon the use of horses and sub- stitute an improved motor within two years. ‘The incorporation of the Rock Creek electric railway is also of importance as rendering ac- cessible the northwestern suburbs of the city clear to the District line. — oo If it was necessary to veto the bill against pool-selling in the District beeause such gam- bling at the race-track is not probibited, then, of course, the bill, now the law, which drove the pool-sellers from the city limits, but not from the District, ought to have been vetoed. Bust the city rejoiced with good reason when the temptation to this demoralizing form of gambling was removed from the crowded streets, when the pool-sellers were driven out- side the city, when access to their establish- ments was rendered inconvenient, and when the demoralization especially of boys and young men in _ business was beset with obstacles and became more difficult, In like macner Washington was glad when s farther step was taken, and the perma- Reut pool-sellers were ejected from the Dis- trict entirely, as proposed by tho vetoed bill. The capital regrets that the pool-sellers hat been invited back to the District from Vir- ginia. It is unwilling to loee the proposed diminution of the evil, because not everything is accomplished that can be desired. It would have preferred a signature of the measure with @ suggestion that there was still another step to be taken in the fight against pool-selling, instead of a veto which re-establishes the Dis- trict’s Monte Carlo. oo Objections are urged against the time made by horses on the new kite-shaped tracks just Bow beginning to find place in racing circles, #0 tospeak, as compared with that made on the old-style elliptical track, because in every instance it is much faster time. It is espec- ially objected to in the case of Nelson, who re- duced Axtell’s time of 212 to 2113¢ anda cry is raised that Nelson 1s no! the faster horse, Neleon, however, has trotted full mile ina half second less than Axtell ever did and if Axtell wishes to have a better rocord than that he mast trot it, and itis with his owners to choose the fast or the slow track. Progress is Progress, and one might as well say that a modern train is not faster than the old-time ‘wagon because the traia runs on steel rails laid on a straight level bed instead of on acrooked mud road, + ‘The proposition of Dr. John Morris of Balti- mmore in the Prison Congress to give confirmed inebriates employment in the institution rather thae turn them out only to receive them again as ston asthey commit some offense is one worthy of general adoption by the inebriate asyluma, At least, wherever the funds can be obtained to support them on this basis, it is ‘Detter to provide a means for exercising con- stant oversight over this unfortunate class of Persons then to release them to return to their wallowing in the mire. —<——— —___ Bishopville, South Carolina, could not get on without a grudge against the postmaster, so ‘the Postmaster General says it must, somehow, getalong without a post office. As tue post office is of more importance than the obstruc- tionary grudge it is easy to see that %, Bishopville ‘will soon remove the snag. America greets the Count of Faris not as the claimant of royai honor in a friendly republic, once our ally, but asan ex-cSicer in the army of the union, who fought for the national ex- istence and afterward wrote the history of the coufilct, $$ > The French are goimg straight to the con- questof Dahomey. Dahomey is bad to be whipped, but the pity of it is that the polite Monsieurs will have to thrash the King's Amagons first. re If it be ue that Col. Dan Lamont is ro- ceiving a salary of $50,000 a year, Mr. Cleve- land hed better be looking around for another man, if he contemplates resuming business at the old stand. ————— The Farmers Alliance set its seal on the state of Georgia yesterday and a large-sized doom is impending over Governor Gordon's Senatorial hopes. This is the roll-cal, over 400 @alls of the roll in the House, oecupying trom twenty-five to thirty days for prem a terimg calls, are anifficient to entitle the Con- Breas to that des"gnation, oo Senator Onrliste can make such a delightful speech in favor of Free Trade that the casual Prowetionist is really sorry that he ie denying bimself co many comforts and luxuries, PTT TTT TTT TTT Wa H. McKarws Dacx Lerren. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1800, BAU RASS POPULAB SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET, Many ‘ots of new mer chandise have become broken and will be placed on sale tomorrow, Ked Ticket Day, at Prices that will draw your attention tothem. We have been somewhat back- Ward in Fall show making, om sc- Jount of the very extensive im- pecially traveling saleemen—give eredit of having the handsomest display, on account of the smaller store and ‘brilliant electric lights. When your friends tell you of this display after it is gone you will be sorry you did not see it, We have done our part. At consid- erable expense we have placed it here and widely advertised it Yet we have been fully repaid. It bas intro duced us to of faces—faces we shall be glad toseeagain. It has brought us many cuatomers—some who have purchased of ‘us for the first time, sud right here let Us say to them should their purchase Prove unsstisfactory please let us know it, We want your good will at any cost. For the benefit of strangers and others who do not know we begto say our stock comprises ® high-class ansort- ment of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Jecneta, Cloaks, Suits, Furs, Hosiery, Hendrerehiefs, Underwoar, prs Umbre}las and the like, As wo said yesterday, the new philoso- ORURORORORORERORRRE making improvemen(s made a necessity. Your chance now for bargains in every seuse of the word, UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. alee th ent—] opens hecnlite we sell No; uw i, t0 Agave money. Fou cannot adi to pass by our st without an exainination. AR a which wo ruarautee a saviug to. you trom S pair of Curtains aud the same proportion on le pitees Portieres; worth $6. Red Vie Covers, Red Ticketed 68e. Se Ce i Med Tieketod EN Ladies" iiluck and Navy Hee Corkscrew ‘sizes: perfectly made, Med Ticketed ‘lans_and Newmarkets; stri $7 and 8. Red ‘rfoxeted WILLIAM H. MoKNEW Guccessor to B. H. Taylor, ‘993 Pa, ave. nw, AAAAALESAAAAAGGAASAAAALEE EAE ‘Tie’ NS AND 11D) and 50c. Fancy Madras tnd Bik fea Scarts; new. Ked Ticketod 24c. euch. 0c. Hatin Damask Btainped Tray Cloth, 250, ards Loug Mutcher Lin pod. ued Tieketed ae. each,” ally Bly" Caps; all colors. Red Tick- 1s, knotted n Best Quality vat Hats; all colors. Red b, ae EAR AND INFANTS’ WEAR 5 in Garnet and Black. Sizes 3 Seta bak Ticketed @1.75 each. Dresses, slightly Fine Lantridered Surht ae ‘oats, 1D Striped French flannels; a 1.U8. wilt ‘Kea 200 Gari. | Red Ticksted 10. sizes, 106. a pair. TOILE ANLICLES. - Leather Back >tanding Mirrors, 19c. each. gs THT $9 3 ag ie ¥ ‘box Uakley Cassia Bud Soup, 1sc.a box, 3 t 3 oO o yy Extracts. Red ycheted 1Se, a bottle, S58 + “vo B Eur = Thi SUNGe ‘AND BLACK L. Pisin or Polka Dot Irussien Nets, 49c. Black Mohair Ten ie Braid, ‘New Pisid Witdsor Ties, 196. each, ‘Soe, Lurn-over Lb, Collars, 19e, each, HANDKENCHILES. I2hse. ae -linen kiain Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 106. Yisin, I Homstitched or Embroidered Linen Sees AND ENDos OF EMBROIDERY MATERIALS. Wash, Filling aud Kope silks, Ked ‘ivketed Zoe. dozen skeius. Eee and Ornaments, all colors, 30c. a dozen. Koman Bead Necklaces, Red Ticketed 130. 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 514 NINTH STREET ¥.W, ‘We shall offer tomorrow, FRIDAY, October 3 and SATURDAY, October 4, Our Ladies’ Suede 7-hook Foster Lacinga, in Black, Drab, Tan and Brown, regular price $1.75; during these two days at $1.49. LEATHLN GOODS (Prout baseuvens one 7 rout Dasemen! Boge, the bandiest thing for shopping, Rod ins. Red Ticketed 41c. each. is. Ked Ticketed (4c. each. Purses. led Ticketed 190. EAR. Our Ladies Best French 8-button Suede Mousque- taires, in all colors, reduced for two days from $1.48 87 Jscxers For $5- AY; OCTOBER 2, Ir It Rass Toxorsow So So Mecu|Txx Berrza, ‘Better in this respect—the store will be @uring these hours—8 to 10 am.,1 to 3 call tomorrow, since Saturday is positively ‘what the last days of our “Opening” orcs 22,00 RE NN ON ee pe ie vo B NONN try phy of business is to be frank, generous Fs woe. Aipsgue Sudo, edd lot, Zc. 750. to ’ dow Shades, Satorosteabeed of your ows. Taine the 2 Uedtmt Velour Cuvéra ied Ticketed $1.50 BPP, FER coo A 6853 foundation upon which we are building. bea pair st ees: Imt. Brussels Lace Curtains, four dif- ne cor fe ie Fart 5555 Expect much and yet we shall meet your ferent desi Red Ticketed $3.95 a pair. = 8.9 ° a pak expectations, 7D pair of Notingham Curtains, era: 34 yarda| Bye A B58 ‘We learn by telegram this morning that the new supply of 6 Jackets (sold as a Bouverir of the “Opening” for $5) will not be here before Saturday, We therefore will offer tomorrow for Five Dollars all Jackets ‘marked $7, Those of Cheveron and Cheviot sre fac similes of the latest London and Paris styles, 50. Dnuess Goons, 450, Choice of all 500, Scotch and Tartan Plaids, Cashmeres inall the new autumn shades, Stripe French Serges, Check and Stripe Cheviots, Novelties in French and English Tailor Suiting China Silks in forty shades; also Black Serges and Mo- hair Brillisntines, All 45/cents a yard, 3 <2 00 PPP FE! nN NNN GGG "™" to $1.32 pie se P% PPFD FEB NN NASR BCG no Shot ee BEF ee ee ELE & on Our Ladies* 8-button Best French-Dressed Kid wii ie ina et He —— 00 & NNNUS UN GGG Mousquetaires reduced from $1.85 to $1.63. Chitdrea's Camel's flair, Underwear, broken sizes; were ore vas Red Ticketed 4c. each, UMBKI 2180, BO “Aitural Stick, 2U-inch, Gloria Umbrellas, . si75. Ratan Stick, 28-inch, Gloria Umbrellas, me tural Stick, 26-in Gloria Umbrelis lee Red Ticketcd ¢t'3y cack, ree Ottr $1.25 Ladies’ 4-button French Kid Gloves, in Sybet dastend ce entecneet, forthe next two daysat ie, GENTS’ KID GLOVES, Our $1.25 Gents’ 2-clasp or 2-button Kid Gloves, in ‘n Wool Underwear—shirts, and White and Colored, reduced for tomorrow and Satur- | 42) Drawers, 3d aud 33, hed ick ba ie 40 day, to 98c, 31,00 Scotch Wool Drawers, bize 36, 38 aud 40. Ticketed 45c. 19-inch, solored | Moire Plushes; were $1.50, Red yal Ticketed gt Colored Plushes in 134 to 3 yard LOUVRE GLOVE COMPANY, 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, 614 NINTH 8ST. NW. 30 Kemnan' Senet: were 7éc. to $1.25. Ked Ticketed 4uy. « 1s Masket Flannel; oe mae mee nel; were 37igc and ‘aud Ends Hed Ticketed at your own prices, Foasrvnz, Cuanrers Asp Stoves CHEAP FOR CASH OR OM CREDIT AS'CHEAP AS FOR CASH. fe A wy NYS ss ry A uM ie Far JOHN RUDDEN, a s"% as . euecariad SHOPPING PLACE 930 AND 032 SEVENTH 8T. ¥.W.. “a CTH STREET. a Aanouncesa Full Line of Oak, Walnut and Sixteenth Century Bed Room Suites; Also Parlor Suites in Rug, Piush and Haircloth, A special feature of this display will be found in bis #35 PARLOR SUITES, ‘These Suites consist of seven pieces, and the supply bas hardly been ableto meet the demand. A few are Bow on hand and first callers will obtain s bargain they will never regret. Sideboards, Wardrobes, Hat Racks and s variety of Fancy Chairs snd Rockers will also be found. ‘The stock of Carpets, in Velvet, Body Brussels and Tapestry, embrace the newest designs in this dopart- ‘ment, and the prices will not be equaled in any house in town, All Carpets made and laid without charge to pur- chasers. Stoves, Heaters and Ranges in every variety and at lowest prices, ‘The special pride of this establishment has been that it has always met the wants of its patrons in the selection of its goods, in its prices and particularly in Anravn Berr & Co. LET THERE BE NO MISTAKE ABOUT THIS, ARTHUR BURT & CO, ARE GOING TO GIVE AN AUTUMNAL DEMONSTRATION THIS YEAR AFTER THE STYLE AND eal NER OF LAST YEAR's MOST SUCCESSF" o- THE ONLY DIFFERENCE WE DON'T ONLY IN’ ou ITE OVERSHADOW 1889, KNOW IT MUST AND SHALL, A FITTING THEME TO RECUR TO AND DWELIL UPON THESE CRISPY DAYS—A THEME THAT CANNOT HELP BUT INTEREST BY ITS VERY FIT- NESS Is ONE OF HEAVY s%Sg HH (00 FER g88y ite convenient credit system. ‘Thousands of house- | Hut 88 Ee Bssy Keopers haveavatled themselves of the opportunities} Syd Ht HE OP Bug Bags = sfforded for furnishing their homes ou « small cash payment and easy weekly or monthly terms for the’ Valance. Thoussnds more may do likewise by pur- chasing at the mammoth Credit and Cash FURNITURE, CARPET AND STOVE STORES OF JOHN RUDDEN, 930 AND 032 7TH ST. N.W. FOR DO NOT THESE DAYS USHER IN THE MELLOW MONTH OCTOBEL:, OF GAR- NERED GOLD—THE MONTH OF RED- DASHED LEAVES, THE MONTH WITH NEEDLES IN THE Ali? A SHOE FITTING, TO PERFECTION GIVES EASY FREE- DOM FOR EVERY MOTION OF THE FOOT, THIS IS NOT THE ONLY HOUSE IN TOWN THAT HAS A MEN'S DEPARTMENT, AND SOME MEN MAY HAVE MADE UP THEIR MINDS TO GO ELSEWHERE .THAN HERE FOu THEIR FALL SHOES. TO THESE WE SAY AT LEAST SEE OURS BEFORE DECIDING. THE EXPERIENCE YOU WILL GAIN BOTH AS TO STYLE AND PRICE CANNOT BUT BE OF GREAT GOOD TO YOU. o2-lm WHAT Do rou ARTHUR BURT & CO, 1211 F st. XW. We have it— ‘Mink, Martin, Beavor, Nutria, Thibet, Krimner, Persian Lawb, Astrachan, Seal, Wool Scal,:Baltic Seal, French Seal, Monkey, Opposum, Coney and Hareand others, ‘Woot Seal at $8, with ehaw! collar, Hare at 64, with shaw! collar. ‘Persian Lawb at 813.48, with show! collar, ABE ATIRACTORS, ‘More like them Coan. GAYTON RED ASH, ‘The best and most economical fuel ever sold in this market, aT # $5.00 PER TON, Quem SHERWOOD PURE BYE MALT WHISKY. if rapes SaaS at 6d per Slee eeeertte e210 _WIOUT & LUTE, Conbeyoviti. Ma z “YOU. MAKE x= my eai-ly " st. 8. ‘ard. +S pieces of Blue Plaid French Flannel and 1 piece of | 4 Red Laces, Dress Trimming: Underwear, Embroideries, Real Gold Jewelry. a 80c. Novelty Suitings, all styles. 80c, Bilk Finish Henrietta. 806. 32-inch Figured Pongee Silks, B5e. Dress Trimmings, all styles... 506¢, Colored and Black Silk Gimp Trimming. 817 Wraps for $15 and 815 Wraps. # 17 Jackets for 815 and $12 Jackets, $14 Imported Cloth Jacket @6 Cloth Jackets, all styles. $3.98 Jersoys, all sty) 50c, Quality Kibbed Vests and Pants. 81 Natural Wool Vests and Pan 81 Buxony Wool Vo #1 Scarlet Medicated Wool Unde 81.50 A 5c. Fast Black and Fancy Hose, 35c, Fast Black and Colored Hi 50c. Fust Biack Extra Size Hose. Bbc. Boot Pattern silk Hose, ‘98e, Paris Novelty Hose. 81.25 Hich-bust Black Corsets ‘Zée. Coutil Corsets... @-PLEASE PRESERVE THIS LIST FOR MAIN MARKED ON ALL GOODS. TO THE REGULAR PRICES, THE PRICES YOU TO THE RIGHT ARE SOUVENIR PRICES. 10 percent off the marked prices of every article in he following departments: Gowns, Black Silkee juttons, Ribbons, Furs, Silk Seal ¥lush Wraps, all styles. $12 Juckets for $10.50 and $9 Jacket $3.50 Jerseys for 62.98 and 50c. Ribbed Balbriggan Underwear. and Fant ian Woot Underwear,. and Cotton Hose..., 85e. Melton Cloth Skirts... $1 Fancy Trimmed Cloth Skirts 1.15 Knit skirts, all colors. $1.98 Hand-kuit Skirts... $1.68 Short Flanucl Skirts, &: 0c, Nurses’ Aprous.., 98c. Faucy Laco-trimmed Apron: 1bc, Nurses’ aud Waitresses’ Ca) Be. ous Warranted French Kid Gloves. 81 Quality 4-button Undressed Kids. 81.25 Undressed Kid Mousquetaires, satan erp 19 $1.55 ‘*Palais Royal” Suede Mousquetaires, 1.45 $1.80 Best French Suede Mousquetaires. O8e. Black Silk Laco Scarfs... $16.50 Haud Run Lace Scaris.. 25e. Bik Windsor Scarfs. ‘Silk ‘be: fais! Sepauese Silk qanagxerchieds 0c. Large Sing. Jess overcrowded. If fine please try and call and 5toGp.m Rain or shine endeavor to the last day of the “Opening.” You know sions arae IS ROYAL [ nl &% FF POH HY YER RN WW RRM gts ° Vivre Rw r 5, “oo Lt y EE a sets Sux Ruspoxs Ao. Yaap, Batin Edge G.G@. Silk, guaranteed all Bilk, 1% inches wide, Colors—Yellow, Lavender, Pink, Light and Dark Blues, Nila Terra Cotta, Olive, Mahogany, Myrtle, Gol- Geti Brown, Tan, Leghorn, Black, Cream, White 89c, Proszixs For T4o. Genuine Pigskin Gloves an@ so ware ranted. Allsizesand shades still in stock, If you find overcrowding at the special counter try the counter rear of the store, Please remember this, for your convenience andourg See below for other souvenirs in the Glove Department, S33 00 U UY VEEENN N RR 55g oot UY VERS SHR RS Sota We Bred Re ees Ssa8 “oo Yuu “W Eeek NUR BSaa8= REFERENCE, AS REGULAR PRICES RE- LEFT OF EACH COLUMN ARE THE WILL SEE MARKED ON THE GOODS Lars: Deranruest Sovvenms, (Continued) 59e. Quill Feather Fans, all colors, 98c. Silk Gauze Fans, all styles. 81 Black and Gray UO: $2 Ostrich Feather Fa: Black Ostrich Feather Marked.... 83, 84, 85, 25.50, 26, 88, For... 2.6%, $3.50, $4.50, 85, 85, 87, Ostrich Fans, Tortoise Shell Bticks, ke 24, 85 St, $8, @10. 820. 85, 85.75, 89, 818, €5 Fans for 64 and 83 Fans. $1 Jewelry, in all styles. 75e, Jewelry, in all styles, 50c. Jewelry, in all styles... 2Se, Jewelry, in all styles, 1.50 Gold and Silvor Hair Ornaments. 19¢, Oxidized Garter Buckles... 10c, Gold and Silver Bead Necklaces. 19. Garnet Bracelets... 25e. Pocket Books, Purses, Card Cases, 500. Pocket Books, Purses, Card Cases. #1 Pocket Books, Purses, Curd Cases. 50c. Chatelaine Bays, all styles... 7c. Leather Writing Tablets ‘82 Tablets for ¢1.88 and $1 75e. Collar and Cuff Box 98e. Photograph Frames. 25c, Boxes Writing Paj 15c, Writing Tablets. 15e, Playing Cards... 1c. 26e. Tooth and Nail Bresbes... 85 set, Oxidized Comb, Brush aud Mirror. ., 12c, Rolls Toilet Paper Se. Hemmmgway's 100-yard Spool Sik 2c, Hemingway's Buttouhole Twist. CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, 10 per cent eff the marked prices of all Children's and Misses’ Ulsters, Furs, American Hosiery Com- pany’s Underwear, $1.25 “Gloria” Umbrellas (warranted).. $1.30 Silver Gray Rubber Circulars, $1.45 “Mother Hubbard” Kubber G 81.45 Boys’ Rubber Coats, 25e. Boys’ Fast Black Hose Children's Aprons, u Fancy Haid Cloth Coa 50 Cloth Coats, anzora tus o3e Bisque Dolls, 14 inches high,, 44c. Clown Dolls, 12 inches high. 6Sc. Bisque Doiis, 7 inches high. $1 Bisque Dolls, 2 feet high, $4.50 Dolis fo 2be. Miases’ Painted Quill Fans........ ‘8c, Extra Size Quill Fans..,.. = MEN'S DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, (Near door No. 1119 Pa. ave.) 50c. Medium Weight Merino Underwear, ye, Canton Flanhe: Drawer $1 Sazony Woo! Shirts an: O¥c, Merino Uiderwear, half eve Hair Shirts and widen pata nn B14 RCuEMES ee. PATRONS Ne! yey STi &% pen N ba » tee HORE iP RL AEG Exees Moere Ries se Sana E aad 2 ——— ii = fololo) Sod gs gusts 200 ee) e2zz pba” wat rT 1 3 at —< Lia “Sete oS o ‘woo 4 3 o? 35 2000, 200, #808 ie Pp ieee | oe? i) - ‘ANCY sATURDAN * GOODS TO OFFER THOSE FLE- ATS AND BORNE LOKS, BOLD LVR! oco o 83 g Be 8 LADIES’ : 3 oes BEAay oe ae oc. occ = ss SIAL, BARGAINS IN, A ENTS eqs bu CrENIRO Dai ee RDIALLY INVITED. EE oi 812-814 SEVENTH STREET, REMEMBER WE HAVE XO BRANCH M STORE. 'DSOME SHOW WINDOWS. 1t “Ou Sun Has Come | 912 A SUIT. 912 A SUIT. €12 A SUIT. $12 A SUIT. 12 A BUIT. @12 A SUIT. $12 A SUIT, $12 A SUIT. $12 A SUIT, $12 A SUIT. $12 A SUIT. $12 A SUIT. $12 A SUIT, ‘Those BLACK CHEVIOTS that came in yesterday are one of the surprises of busy season. A house is doing pretty Well to even “hold its eud up" when Popular favor makes ® run on & special line of fabrics, And never to be obliged to say “all gone” requires neralship, WE NEVER HAVE TO. Arush has an upward tendency on Prices in most cases, WITH US—THE CONTRARY—For proof—these three lots of BLACK CHEVIOT SUITS We're talking about. Ask to see them— ‘3658 is a Cutaway Frock. 3637 ts 8 Single-breasted Sack, 3036 isa Double-breasted Sack. 812 ASUIT, ‘lbese are three of the most fashion- $12 A SUIT. abdlestyles. This Cheviot is a literally $12 A SUIT. ALL-WOOL weave, We've lined them $12 A SUIT. with serviceable Serge—double stitched $12 A SUIT. the edges—thoroughly taped the seams $12 A SUIT, —and tailored them to perfection from 12 ASUIT. “stem tostern.” The fita FACT. ,The $12 A SUIT. price—$12-an under estimate of their 12 A SUIT. merit. They're WORTH $15—and you $12 A SUIT. cansatisfy yourselves on that point—by $12 A SUIT. putting them beside what anybody else #12 A SUIT. can show you tree ce Ie te we we “Ea See A PUZZLER TO COMPETITION, THE There's s “heap of wear" in one of “DEKBY our $1.90 Derbys. Don't sniff sus- WINNER." piciously on account of the price. WE —— SAY THEY'REALL RIGHT—and your a safe, We'll size them up to you—They Hat are genuine Fur Derbys. (Perhaps you THAT don’t know what that counts for—if LOOKS they weren’t,though,you'd soon notice WELL— the difference.) Satin lined, Silk WEARS trimmed and SAKS STAMPED (the WELL— gusrantec). They're shaped on the AND Dunlap, Yeoman, Miller and Knox 13 ALL —_Blocks—Come in two sbades, Black and RIGHT— Brown. We'll tell you what to do— FOR try to buy their equal for Jess than 1.00, $2.50, It'll be a fruitless hunt you'll have. If you want something still better— ‘We've got "em up to $4--for the best, SAKS AND COMPANY, THE FROM “INSIDE OUT" OUTFITTERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH ocd STREET. Tur Pace Or Goon 'Turxos Bre, XE RRA, RRA, > PERRYS. The root of all domestic service is LINENS. Now that you are all at Lome you must see to comfortably domiciling yourselves for the winter. In the “social swim" or out it is all the samethero are certain LINEN neods that must be met—for the private as well as the public apartments must bp redressed. ‘When we announce—as we do today, emphatically— SPECIALS IN LINEN you will find it advantageous to give ear—because te never idly gossip on matters of such homely importauce, Attention—then—plesse —to the following: SOMETHING IN DINNER SETS. ‘An 8x10 Damask Cloth, with a dozen % Napkins to match—$6.50 per set. ‘An 8x12 Damask Cloth and % Napkins—7.50 for the set. Two grades—finer qualities—chotcer effects—8x10 and 8x12, with the napkins to match—§9.50 and 8100 set, DAMASK BY THE YARD. All Linen Bleach Damask—50c., 624. 75e.. 90c,, $1, $1.25, $1.35, 81.50, $1.75, 62 and 82.50 ayard, Cream Damask—40c., 50c.. O2c., 75c. and $18 yard. Not the ordinary sort either, NAPKINS. All-Iinen Bleached Napkins from 750. to $208 zen, ‘White and Colored-Bordered Doylies—50c. to $58 dozen. They are “specials"—qualities and prices, LUNCH SETS. Plain, White and Colored-bordered Lunch Sets from $4 10.810 a set. ‘Will you kindly pay particular attention to our 8x 10 Kuotted Fringe, All-Yellow Damask Cloth with a dozen 5-8 Doylics to match that we have marked at 87 for the eet. Anda 8x10 White Damask Cloth and Boylies Kuotted fringe and open work at $8 for tho set, BUFFET SCARFs, 22x50 All-linen Buffet Scarfs, knotted fringe, em- Droidered on éach end with linen floss—but #2 each. 20272 Scazfs witha 4-inch knotted fringe—ends embroidered in silk—$3 each. 20x60 Scarfs—silk embroidered ends, 7 inches deep, with a-inch knotted fringe to finish—$3,50 each. SPACHTEL SCARFS AND CENTERS. The Plushes we handle are the best that are made—and the LONG COATS, the SHORT JACKETS, REEFERS and CAPES—are cut on ‘the styles that you are looking for. We understand the trade do not like our Too bad—YOU do—and that's Present prices, an “end on't.” Fit yourselves to the situation and buy s Plush NOW, BAKS AND co COMPANY, LEADERS, PERDSEEAANIA AVENUE AND a) ENTH STREET, Bak Drow Orrice Or W. A. PIERCE & ©O., SUCCESSORS TO E G. DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACE, CORNER STH 81, ANEW DEPARTMENT, DRUGGIST SUNDRIES. We have recently made arrangements with the cele- brated Usk Chemical © iy by which we are en- abled to handle their goods at_ much lower prices than they are generally retailed. The goods manufactured by tis company are gasranteed to be absolutely pure in every particular, You will find after using the “Oak" Tooth Powder no other will sult you It i# Pleasant to the taste aud 18 Very cleansing and benefi- cial to the teeth, We have it put up iu 3 different sized jars, “Oak” Almond Meal Powder Glycer Rosa, for chapped Lips West India Bay Rum, 1 pint bottle, Abiu Monia (scented ammoni: © Pisin Ammonia, 1 pint bottle * Btonoieum ... 0 4 10 and Ie = Sewing Machine Oil, extea large sized bot... Ke © Git eneitmerenadinenen We © Ammoniated Bay Rum, 1 pint bottle. 9 “ Florids Water. 25 and 8c. bottle “ Violet Water 10, 83, BO and 75e. bottle Aleo a full line of Extracts and Triple Waters, COLGATE'’S PERFUMES AND SOAPS, Soaps from Sc, to 40c. per cake. Extract by the ounce. Colgate's Violet, Florida, Bouquet and other Waters, SMALL WARES. Pyramid “Oakville Pins,” was 10c., now de, Finest quality Silk Elastic in faucy and raffled edge Teduced frou 35 and 45 to 25e. yard Small lot of Good Silk Elastic reduced from 25 te Storling Silver Thimbies tn Bilk Plush Cases, 250, C. B. Daruing Cotton im all colors, 3c. ball. Hair Curlers, 10c. ‘Beeswax, 5c. cake. Hat Pins, jot hoads, 2 dozen box, 10¢. box. Shawl Pins, jot hoads, 1 dozen box, 10c. box, Oxidized Garter Clasps, 15, 20, 2c. pair. Tees Weeks Soest beatin, 100, each, Whale Bone Casing, a Flesh Brushes, 20, 25, Be 308 and 75c. each, Tooth Brushes, 10c. to 50c, each, Hait Brushes, 25c. to $1.50 each. Extra lante Rubber Combs, 10c, each, Rubber Combs, 10c. to 50c. LEATHER GOODS, A Job in Purses, 800 Leather Purses, regular 25c. goods, We will sell them for 15c. each, W. A. PIERCE & 00,, Successors to E.G. Davis, 719 Market Space, corner Sth street. a it Norwrrastaxprso it gfe OE wae “oo Sss5 kee A SN NK Oh KER TTTT 558g M4 SRE bee Ftd AND fF ABD EOEE Eker Bee S pet be SS Mar ti “oo keu A’ TEN PEK CENT DISCOUNT From Last Season's Prices. Peer by ARS - ctot6n ” 1231 PENSSYLY ss avn Wa? Rosrsox, Panxen & Co's STATEMENT. OUR REPUTATION FOR SELLING THE BEST READY-MADE CLOTHING IN THE COUNTRY IS ALREADY FIRMLY ESTAB- LISHED, AND WE ARE DETERMINED NEVER TO PERMIT ANY GOODS TO LEAVE OUR STORE THAT ARE NOT UP TO OUR USUAL HIGH STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE. IF YOU HAVE NOT YET PURCHASED AFALL OVEROOAT YOU WILL MAKEA MISTAKE IF YOU DO NOT SEE OUR LINE BEFORE DOING 80. WE HAVE HERE ON OUR COUNTERS READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE GARMENTS WHOSE EQUAL CANNOT BE FOUND READY MADE IN ANY STORE IN THE COUN- TRY. ALL SIZES, SHAPES, SHADES AND COLORS. PRICES TO SUIT ALL PURSES, AND REMEMBER THAT, AS WE DO NOT HAVE TO FROVIDE FOR & FUTURE CUT-RATE SALE, OUR PRICES ARE LOWEST NOW. CALL aT YOUR OWN CONVENIENCE WE ARE PKE- PARED TO SERVE YOU AT ALL TIMES, BOBINSON, PARKER & CO, AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 02-00 SE COR. 7TH AND D 878. 5.W, Cusomc Liven Disease, CHEONIO LIVER DISEASE CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE, Makesone miserable CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE. and life well-nigh um 18x54 Spachtols for dining tables—@¢ each, and | CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE, endurable. Headaches, another grade at 86 each, 18172 Spachtel for dining tables—§6, and one the | CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE. dyspepsia, chills, in ite— $8. same size but much more elaborat 25230—Spachtel Centers—§1.50 each, tion would dwarf CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE, fact all wretched com CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE. ditions attend this aie ty Weome attractive oddities ts F Pillow Shams—deserip- | CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE, ment, their eleganes, TURKISH TOWELS, Towels that came from first hands at fortunste Prices—1234c.. 15e., 20c., Z5c., 37; Batec., 750, OL and 81.25 exch, MERTZ’S WINE OF CALIGAYA AND IROK. MERTZ’S WINE OF CALISAY4 AND IROX, MERTU'S WINE OF CALISATA AND IROX. MERTZ’S WIKE OF CALISAYA AND IROK. A cure and unfailing cure for the above complaints, - ‘The. adotile, Plessant | to the taste and never Aiscolors the tooth, : _ 2. P. MEBTZ. FaMILY vBUGGIST,