Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1890, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON _ FRIDAY CROSHY 8. NOYES. — THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Lecal Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium ts worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. ————— The new election law of Indiana, like that of Maryland, threatens the federal office holder et Washington with disfranchisement by seek- ing to impose special requirements upon him motsuffered by other legal residents of the state. The Indiana law is not,it seems, so sweeping or so exacting in its requirements as ‘that of Maryland. It provides that persons ebsent from the state on business of the state or the United States shall ri their intention of votiag at least before election. The supreme court of Indi. ana basoverthrowa this enactment on the ground that the provision establishes » partial registration, discriminating against persons temporarily absent from the state. According to the terms of the Maryland law the temporary non-resident must make aff- davitof mtention to return and actually re- turn six months before election. It should saffer the same fate as the Indiana law. ———<— Minister Adams thinks that the trade rela- tions of this republic with South America, and especially Brazil, are more disturbed by the lack of speedy transportation than anything else. And the facts seem to bear hit out. While it takes two months to order and receive goods from New York orders to any European e1ty are promptly filled om account of the bet- ter transportation facilities existing with Europe. Mr. Adams states the Blaine reci- procity idea succinctly when he says: “When a country by proper protection has established her industries on such a footing that they are able to produce more than the country re- quires, it is perfectly consistent with the doc- twine of protection to endeavor to seek a mar- ket for the surplus.” ‘The stock market in London got into a furry yesterday over shrinking South African and mining securities supposed to be perfectly good. But this is not likely to bother much the “kin beyond sea.” The Wall street bear operations and the occasional failures in busi- ness recently are like symptoms on this side of the big pond—expressive of a faint unrest, not aymptoms of panic and wreck. secure ane The field is agaiust Tammany ‘in the New York locai campaign, and Tammany is waging a vindication war in behalf of Mayor Grant. ‘The anti-Tammany combination has parcelled out the offices between the “Counties,” who get the three biggest places, the republicans, who come in for the next snap, and the People’s Municipal League, who have the leavings, past m Beergiros oat dame ‘The ticket nominated last night by the re- volting South Caroliza democrats makes a plain issue between the old and new politics, between the aristocratic and the democratic elements of society in the palmetto common- wealth. The scrimmage is likely to have the temporary effect of waking the negro a recog- nized voter in the state and to be more effect- five im this direction than a dozen federal elec- tions bills. Lora Salisbury sets a fine example to the good littie English boys who expect to be Premier some day. The customs officers at Newhaven have caught him in the act of smuggling in from France two gallons of drink- ing liquor and a lot of cigars. One might sup- pose the premier was an American citizen re- turning from a summer among the European shops, only the American would not get caught. ——————— It is reported that three poor men in Tren- ton, N.J., named Capple have fallen heir to eighty million dollars in England. If it be true we may expect some day to read of a Sen- ator Capple of New Jersey. —— ‘The man who “coughed at the emperor” in Germany Las been acquitted, which seems to involve the dreadful confession by the Ger- mans that their emperor is noue too good to be coughed at. The republicans of Obio to a man commend he course of Governor Campbell in his efforts to secure honest government, and are using it for ail they kuow bow to defeat him. Boxrs Reuascz Suozs. AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR MANY PERSONS DO A GREAT DEAL OF WALKING FOR PLEASURE, ANDIN THE NEAR FU- TUE {N SEAKCH OF HOLIDAY PRESENTS, AND OFTENTIMES NEGLECT TO SEE TuaT THEIL FEET ARE WELL SHOD. THE PESULT Is COLDS AND VERY LITTLE PLEASURE WHEN THE TIME COMES TO ENJOY THE WINTER MON1HS. ‘THEREFORE, WE ADVISE ALL TO START OUT WITH A GOOD Palk OF Su SHOES. AND WHEN BUYING OUR SHOES DON'T FaiL TO LOOK aT OUR LARGE STOCK OF USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS. ALL KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY SLIPPERS AND SA0ES FOR YOUNG AND Lb. OUR SHOES ARE OF THE BEST MATE- BIAL, PERFECTLY MADE, NO MISBER- RESENTATION. NO IMITATION WILL BE 80LD a8 GENUINE. ARTHUR BURT & CO, 1211 F st. XW. ns THE FVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. are directly of thterest faith Bove Gn page 8 you'll Aad some- E | We Przasz Pasriovtan Pars oxs we've bean eble to ear sone wre NO MATTER HOW CARELESS AXDIN- Dr UT Tas Koo Or A Srocx Yoo Most 1ias THrY ane ALL MORE LIKE You've read books—haven't you—that carried the interest to the last page? ‘That's our BETTER BOYS’ snd CHILDRENS’ STOCK. THAN A Better than the best book—and vioger BOOK. toa Each style we show you feeds the fire of sppreciation and sete it faming. ‘Uf the pattern was aii, the clothing businces be as simple as the rule of three. THE ‘But there's the QUALITY. Bvery- SOLID _— thing bangs on that. Good looks Rock. ‘won't cling without it. Natty styles look botches unless it is present, Might aswell build # house on the naked earth asa suit of clothes—Boys’ clothes especially— without a qualify /ounda/ion. We dov't all look alike—and don't want to dress VARIETY IS axe. Variety gives lite ite favor. THE SPICE Xi to the becoming—aud OF LIFE. we've jutt themust that will look well en your boy—A couple of dozen different oues out of two or three hundred styles in our assortment. Good taste is the whip that drives the shears. The SHEARS KILTS were never soattractive. The AND could think out such ideas, WE DID. The SHORT PANT SUITS run up to an older age with us than sxy- where eise—16 years. Some have vests—some haven't and others bave the vest fronta Extra large sizes for stout boya, Never have seen s boy we couldn't ft. The LONG PANT SUITS are not made a bit different from the men's—those you wear. They're in younger patterns—cut to fit the juvenile forms—but tailored 2s carefully and finished as thoroughly ss any garment you ever put on your back. ‘We'd like to see your boy wearing a REEFER. Only because it’s the latest fashion. It's WHAT oneofthe most seustble coverings DO YOU thatever became popular, If you SAY? say our OVERCOATS—that goes with us. We've plenty of both. All sizes. ‘The UNDERWEAR change comes trooping salons, We know the kinds and qualities you THE want for the yonngsters—tnowing SMALL with us is HAVING. SHIRT THINGS. WAISTS, NECKWEAR, DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS, &.— all these things—tlat must be had. “Both ends wear"—HATS snd SHOES—are side by side here—the solid, substantial wee ing kind. ‘Tho pocket book—the flicient to cover MEET. the wants as supply them. ‘Haven't wo done it before—and well? Why not again? ‘We Go it even better now—TOMORROW, BAKS AND COMPANY, WEARING AND WORTHY JUVENILE OUTFiT- TINGS. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH 010 STREET. Ir Has Cour To Ovz Nortce ‘That many of our patrons are of the opinion that with the opening of our Pennsylvania avenue store our establishment on 9th street was moved thereto, We therefore beg leave to state that we continu tocarry as complete a stock of LADIES’, GENTS’, AND MISSES KID GLOVES at S855 yl ggg TTITH HH gSSgTTTT at Py ad : ul Sss, ; Sys i ye FE Se F NEXT DOOR TO INTER-OCEAN BUILDING, As ever before, TOMORROW, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, WE SHALL OFFER Ladies’ 5-Button Dressea Kids, Tan and Black, re- duced from 70c. to 58¢. Ladies’ 5-Button Dressed Kids reduced from 85c, to 67e., for tomorrow only. Ladies’ 4-Button French Kid, in all colors, their regular price being $1.25, at 92c. 7-Hook Foster Lacing worth $1.50 at 1.25, Ladies’ 8-Bntton Best Suede Mousquetaires, in Tan Black, Drab and Brown, reduced from 81.62 to $1.37" for tomorrow only. EVERY PAIR, FROM THE CHEAPEST TO THE BEST, FITTED TO YOUR HAND AT OUR RISE. 00 UY, VRRR FEB t SE EY VR RE zm - U VY BRR Ee ou vo vv RE ULL 00 UU Vv & B EEE GGG _L 00 Vv YEFE ccc 00 eo) oey Je coo 0 5 b 29OvyYEE 2 232 G6 Go 0.0 VY E 6 oO 01 w @@u LLLL 00 =60V OCEFE «6CCO 00 2 614 NINTH ST. N.W., NEXT TO INTER-OCEAN BUILDING, 1t 2 an a 28 Heh wos IS OUR PRICE FOR LADIES HAND SEWED AND FAIR STITCHED DONGOLA BUTTON SHOES IN SIX DIFFERENT SHAPES. LADIES’ DONGOLA AND PEBBLE BUTTON AND HAND-SEWED GLOVE KID SHOES. LADIE® AND MISSES’ SPRING-HEEL BUT- TON. : wag My 558 = Ss Ryd = myo O55 MEN'S HAND-SEWED BOOTS AND GAITERS. pay Ss of - “YRS POLICE AND WALKPHAST SCOTCH-BOTTOM LACE AND CONGRESS GAITEKS. Peg 555 re at oP oe GRAIN CREEDMOOR AND CALF BALS. ett ate Hh. adatts ose bY 6 ee MENS AND BOYS SOLID SHOES. mz cco 7 go it " = BOYS’ AND MISSZS' {SCHOOL SHOES. BUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES. PE TL SRUAPS. ‘See: The Old Lady in the Window. OR LESS PARTICULAR IN REGARD TO THE STYLE AND FITOW THEIR BEST SUIT OF CLOTHES. AS WE CATER SPECIALLY TO THE YOUNG MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN, WE SEE TO IT THAT THEY ALWAYS GET THE NEWEST STYLES, THE MOST POPULAR FABRICS AND THE NOB- BIEST PATTERNS IN TRE MARKET. WE PARTICULARLY CaLL YOUR AT- TENTION TO OUR ASSORTMENT 01 DNESS UP CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS OF ALL AGES, NO MATTER HOW PARTICULAR THEY MAY BY, WITH OUR PkESENT STOCK OF HIGH GRADE GARMENTS WE HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO TROUBLE IN PLEASING THE MOST FASTIDIOUS. REMEMBER THAT WE ALWAYS PUT THE LOWEST PRICE ON OUR GOODS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON, NOT IN ACUT-RATE SALE, AFTER YOU HAVE BEEN SUPPLIED. LET US CLOTHE YOUR SON. B. ROBINSON & ©o., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 010-00 «809 PENNA. AVE. ¥.W. For Maw Axo Marnox— aT PPP FKR RRR RRR > ss ad Fe ER ken 4 Susy kEEE ¢ Sus8 = You surely can pick something ont of these that will be most becoming, attractive and sensible for the young ladies and their more juvenile sisters. To know for « certainty if they are what you waut—all you haveto dois to come in with them—and let us try them on. A look is as good as a sermon on this subject any time. If you think itis at all likely you can do better in the money part of the transaction—try and fee. Wo are sure—quite—that we ure safe. ‘Misses’ Navy Biue Chevio 18 y Somothiag ow the sale order—t made and bound with silk braid—12 to 18 years... 85.75 Diagonal Cheviot Recfers, with wide rolling collar—12 to 18 years, 87.50 The same style edyed with a fancy cord and lined throughout. Btill another style in Dark Green und Navy Biue, with — fastenings instead of buttons. Cheviot Keefer with Middy Col buttons and Astrachan coliar aud cuffs— 12 to 18 years... Imported Cheveron Diagonal—“Cut Keefer"—12 to 18 years... Tan Diagonals—Reefers—cdged with same shacie cord and wide satin facings—12 to Wide Wale Diagonal Reefers in Navy Blue, with fancy frogs of Gold and Blue or White sud Biue—cord edging—1z to 18 viet in Navy Blue—cut om the Reefer pattern. Large pearl buttons, lined throughout in fancy atriped silk, We never saw a handsomer effect—12 to 18 years. --18.75 Of all the things you can buy for the misses these Reefers are considered the most stylish. Everybody seems to want them—and everybody's wants must be taken into careful cousideration, The call is not s bit weak for Children's Reefers—although other jaunty little rigs are sprinkled in that can but attract, Children’s Cheviot Keefers, in Navy Blue—edged with fancy cord— € Years G Years 8 Years 10 Years 12 Years 8 75 @400 84.25 $4.50 Chiidren’s Navy Blue Keefers—brichtened with five rows of white stitching cu collar, cutls and pockets —and buttoning with large, white pearl buttons. 4 Years 6 Years 8 Years 10 Years 12 Years 65.00. 25.50. 86.00 86.50 87.00. Children’s Blue Sailor Jackets, with gilt buttons and 89.00. 810.00, a1 bildren's Paid Gretchen Coats—4 to years—any size... 8: Chiidren’s Royal Cloth Coats, with double capea, 4 Years G Years 8 Years 10 Years 12 Years $8.00. $8.75. 89.50. 81 $11.00. Children’s Piaid Novelty Coats—‘caped” or not, as you like them. 8 Years 10 Years = -12 Years 20.00. Pick out the one that suits you, Tt won't be @ hard task. The more you see of it—the better opportunity you have of comparing it with what is being worn by other girls of the same age—your satisfaction will in- crease. When you compare notes on prices—as Indies will—you will find that you are profiters by your trans- actions with us, Some SKIRTS for yourselves: Short oues in fancy stripes and colors. Black Satine, with a single row of side Piaitine ue Cloth with one row of plaiting below ingle fold—and Short Skirts in solid stripes—all in one grade, a Merritt Stripes, with colored borders... Solid Knit Short Skirts—bordered.. Black Brilliantine, with quilted botton Gray and Black Stripe Brilliantine, ruff Short Knit White aud Red stripes, finishe dinal border...... * Black Satin, quilted bottom and lined all a with a Car- the way through. 85.00 Black Satin, with unusually deep quilting on the bottom and one row of box plaiting... $6.50 Black Surah Silk and quilted bottom, bound with velvet. 88,00 Black Surah, with wide ruffle. - 89.00 Black Silk and Satin Stripe and Fancy Silk Check Patterns, with four rows of rofilirg.... $12.50 Hardiy and CHILDREN’S JACKETS onl LADIES’ SKIRTS—Dbut you will want to come along with them while they aro picking out to their liking—y be handy to the Skirts—and we thought you could give thema “search- glance” whet!er you want to buy just yet or not— {ll two birds with one stone.” These Skirts to “skirt hunters” will prove quite as interesting as the Jackets ‘Both are in good trim—and wonderfully cheap. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840. 1t Ar Orn New Grove Srone, 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BET. 9TH AND 10TH STS. WE SHALL PLACE ON OUR BARGAIN COUNTER, TOMORROW, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, ‘THE HIGHEST PRICE PIGSKIN MOUSQUETAIRES IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, Which in Quality are Unsurpassed and Without Rival. Many of the Glove-wearing public have seen or bought an inferior quality at almost any price, but there is not a store in this city that can show you such aswedo, They areso fine in quality and Stas well asin color that they are preferable to kid. We have them im every possible color, with white or self. stitching, and warrant every pair. PRICE 61.25. OUR STANDARD PRICE. ‘Try a peir and you will never buy the cheaper s0- called Pigskin, The following Gloves at greatly reduced prices: Our $1 4-button Dressed Kids at...... 960 Our $1.50 5-button Dressed Kids at. $1.33 Our 81.62 7-hook Foster Lacings at. = 145 (Our $1.67 8-button Suede Mousquetaires a 1.42 Our $1.75 S-button best Suede Mousquetaires st. Our $1.98 8-button best Dressed Mousque- taires at... Our 62.75 16-button best Suede Mousque- taires at... * Our $3.75 20-button best Suede Mousque- tates At... .sssee se 330 At these prices tomorrow only, Store open tomor- row till § o'clock. bald CUVAE 1.70 2.55 D. C.. PPP FF § il ‘wu SUR ACCORDING TO PROMISE, ‘TIS TO TOMORROW (SATURDAY) SHALL BE GREATEST SURPRISES, WaRRBa 1 ppp GGG Lb ov Evie D @ GL OO Rk UD D Gool 898 & ‘ctl Bop 86. Turn, “00 ‘These are the Palais Royal's 4-button Fre Black and all colors. Though we sei] them son with the nsual $1.25 Kid Glove, 98c. Movsovrrames For T9.. ‘These &-button Undressed Kid Mous quetaires are well known to hundreds o: our patrons and who will appreciate the fact that they have never before been re- duced to 79 cents s pair, H HH H a Llaot tt) SURPRISE No, 1.—Ladies’ Warranted Fast Black Cotton Hose, extra long,high- spliced heels, That these Hose are the best value procurable at 35 cents is gen- erally admitted. 3 aon 2 5-8 = Fas Sai 244 SoS Ec Eee THAT THESE JACKETS ARE FAC SIM THAT RETAIL AT $12, 815 AND $17 IS PROVED. THAT 6.98 18 THE ACTUAL Style No, 1.—Cheviot Blazer, with vest, high sleeves, side pockets, braid band. Style No, 2.—Cheviot Reefer, Black or “Savy, astrachan roll collar, high sleeves, braid loops, side pockets. Small, me- dium and extra sizes. (SEE BELOW.) More Svrrrises For Sarvrpay, ‘What we write in adjoining column about JACKETS AT REDUCED PRICES applies equaily to the goods mentioned below. PRESERVE THIS LIST. The regular prices remain marked on all goods, 60 Please preserve this list for reference, To the left is given the prices you will see marked on the goods; to the right are tomorrows special prices, 12ie. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs . Extra Fine Linen Handkerchiefs $2.20 “Gloria” Umbrellas, novelty handles. $1.25 “Gloria” Umbrellas, warranted one year..$1.13 $3.48 Silk Umbrelias, novelty handies, 2.98 #2 Also Ladies’ Umbrelias at same prices, TRAVELING SATCHELS, 10 per cent off the marked prices, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. 35c, Heavy Ribbed Merino Vests, ‘35c, Heavy Ribbed Merino Pants. ‘75e, Saxony Wool Vests and Pants...., 290 28 JEWELRY. $1 Roll-gold Bead Necklaces....... 19c, Oxidized Silver Gurter Clasps, 10 per cent off the marked prices of all Buckles, -15¢ HANDKERCHIEFS, 25, Ladies’ Linen Handkerchiefs, all styles....... Also see list houded Men's Goods, +220 NECKWEAR. . To uriet Ruffling (6 yards in box)... Se. The new Pompadour Rufiting. 25e. Silk Mull Directoire Rufling. CORSETS. 75e. Fit. finish and wear guaranteed... $125. The new Black Corsets... Mimaagss- LACES, 1.10 48-ineh Black Russian and Chantilly Nets..98¢ $1.35 48-inch Nets, in all styles, $1.68 48-inch Nets, all styles.. DRESS GOODS. 10 per cent off marked prices of all Priestley's Black Goods. 80c, 23-inch Figured Bilke, TRIMMINGS. $1.08 Feather Trimmings, all styl 82 Novelty Trimmings, all styles... FURS. $5 Russian Hare Capes, reach to waist............8450 BRIC-A-BRAC. Pottery of the world’s leading makers, Art Clocks, &e., at 10 per cent off the marked prices. CHILDREN'S CAPS. $1.08 Silk Plush Hats, all Colors... ...sseseee. MISCELLANEOUS. 10¢, Bottles Bay Rum...... Sc, Hemingway's Silk (100 yards), Yc. Hemingway's Buttonhole Twist (10 yards). Notice. Please glance down the sdjoining half column. Com- mence reading at the paragraph headed “JACKETS AT REDUCED PRICES.” PALAIS ROVAL HE PALAIS ROYAL RISES: . BE & MONTH OF PRICE SURPRISES REMEMBERED 4S THE DAY OF THE NTED | Tae 7 Y ye Tt YW RE Sas, 2 gs, comets Vv kxm Sug8 wv “ ach Kid Gloves. Every pair warranted. Tewularly at 96 cente, we challenge compari- 89c Prosxixs For T4o. Remember, the GENUINE Pigskin ‘Mousquetaires and so euaranteed. Black and twenty-three shades, including all the new sutuma tints, We give the pst ent medicine man's warning: Beware of milations, 55 FER 585 900 mE. gh adhe. SURPRISE No. 2.—Antamn Weight Lisle Hose, silk finished, plain and ribbed. All the new color combinations, in stripes, boot patterns, &c, Twenty styles to select from. TITT 5583 De en ed en ee Sad rR ws yy Rigs - ILES OF THE IMPORTED GARMENTS A CLAIM THAT CAN BE PRACTICALLY COST PRICE WE PLEDGE OUR WORD. Style No. 3.—Cheviot Reefer, Black and Navy, mediei collar, hixh sleeves, braid fastenings. Style No. 4.—Cheviot Jacket, Blackand ‘Navy, roll collar trimmed with soutache braid, braid loops and buttons. GEE BELOW.) Sacxers A Repvcev Parces. Of course we are aware thet reduced prices count for aught when the original prices are high. We there- fore remind you that ourregular prices are necessarily lower than usually quoted. If it were not eo we would | ©. Yoo ‘be unable to successfully conduct our cash business in opposition to the merchants who are willing to give and do give credit to half their customers, ie 22, a 2 n ot i See J A OCC KK FER TIT? gS8g J AA OC RK E z £€ s3aaSonKe BY OT Ss Sad eG God Ec Hee T8558 $10.50 UNTIL BATUBDAY EVENING. These Seal Plush Jackets come in two lengths, 25 and 27 inches. Sizes 32 to 42. They have the latest style high shoulders, revere, real seul fastenings. The credit merchant may give & more glowing description of a cheaper garment. All we ask ia for you to care- fully examine the quality of plush, satin lining and general finish of our Jackets, and after « visit else- where you will know whether our cash business enables lower prices, 17 SEAL JACKETS FOR 815 «Until Saturday Evening), These tight-fitting Jackets are 29 inches long and have real seal buttons. They are marked 817. May be bought untii Saturday for $15, and yet we ask you tomake comparison with those sold around town at $20 A CO K K REE ITIT .SSy iAP RE TS $3 PASS BE Fst 85 UNTIL SATURDAY EVENING. ‘What the credit merchant deems a bargain is not a bargain according to our cash business view. That's beeu practically demonstrated by the trashy garments advertised at twenty-five or fifty cents less than five dollars. Perhaps 'tis fairest to sek comparison of our €6 Jackets with the $7 Jackets of elsewhere, Well, we do so and await your verdict very calmly, CHILD'S ULSTERS. 10 PER CERT DISCOUNT UNTIL SATURDAY. Itis with Misses’ and Children’s Garments as with similes 40 per cent off the marked prices of every Garment THE PaLats ROVAL, ‘4. LISHER, Cor, 13th and Pa. ave, 08 W OCTOBER 10, 1890, SHS TTTTTT TST TTTa Tea e ea Te Wx H. McKixrws Dausx Lerten. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1890, Not necessary for us to advertise Ladies’ Jackets, Cloaks and Suite. Our stock of them has no equal im this city, and (his fact © now pretty generally known, Below we give » few svecial values in ‘Children's and Misses’ Jackets and Cloaks. JACKETS.—SO Misses’ Navy Blue and Cheviot Reefer Jackets, Chinchilla effect, jd 12, idand 16 years. Only 94.50 and 85 each. CHILDREN'S AND MISSES’ CLOAKS— Stylish and becoming shapes is the charac- smtie feature of our handsome line of Cuildren's and Misses’ Dark Striped Long Cloaks, new style and well made. Size Titi Children's and Mines’ Gloves, — and Underwear, Gloves 88c., $1, 81.25 $1.50. Fast Bisck Bosiery, 19¢., woe and up. LADIES’ GLOVES.—Rather than disap Point any wore of our customers who want & dollar ¢love we shail sell our $1.35 qual- My for @1 until the regular dollar gloves arrive, Tans, Greys, Slates and Brown. We shall also offer tomorrow 6-but. Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, in Tans, at $1.25 per pair—epecially good value. HUSIERY.—For ladies who wear fine ailk hose wo are offering splendid values in Fast Blacks, Tans, Suedes, Leather Color, Bronze, Grays and evening shades. Fast Black Silk-plated Hose, only GSc. per pair. CORSETS, Corset for $1.15. ‘To close out the balance of our $1.50 Royal Worcester Corsets we offer them at 81.15. 9 White. Sizes, 19, 20, 23, 24 and 25. 2, 23 -~ 2. 1 and 2: Reduced from $1.50 to $1.15. WILLIAM H. MoKNEW ‘Guccessor to i. H. Taylor), 933 Paave nw, it BBRBRENRELLERADAR AKER bA Ahab Ehih See cHELLSAL HLLABL Ic i a Miteitiittitt Py Orricz Or D. 3. GOLDENBERG, THE MONUMENTAL, 937 AND 039 F ST. N.W. SATURDAY AGAIN AND GLOVE DAY, YOULL ALWAYS FIND US HAVING A FLING AT GLOVES ON SATURDAY, LAST WEEK'S SALE WAS IMMENSE THIS SHOULD BE THE SAME, AS VALUES ARE BETTER, IF SUCH A THING WERE POSssI- BLE. OUR PRICE TOMOKKOW IS 790. 790. 790. BUT THEY ARE $1 GLOVES AND YOU CAN'T BUY THEM LESS ANYWHERE. THIS SALE I8 FOR SATURDAY AND MON- DAY AND CONSISTS OF ROR Ete EE HR Hu oo & ss ETE SS 88 Bo ae HE “oo oo KK AND FFF 00 FY 0% FF RP Fos tb Re & 00 ww RR BBB TrIT TTIT 008 ANN Be ee y T © O NNN Pe Uo t fF 89 SRR BBB usa WwW RM GGG. 9 — & Sy &°% | oo Y ¥ &* g on =e EE Sss. Vw s#O«&«S. ~ fun “oo? WY Eee = MIND YOU, NOT 79c. QUALITIES, BUT @1 QUALITIES FOR 780. Te. 790. IT GOES WITHOUT SAYING THAT OUR FINE GOODS ARE THE VERY BEST VALUES. WE SELL A FINE SUEDE MOS- QUETAIRE REAL KID, IN ALL COLORS, AT @1.48. THE SAME QUALITY CAN'T BE BOUGHT IN THE.CITY LESS THAN 81.75. OUR FINEST GOODS AT $1.89 ARE THE SAME GOODS YOU PAY $2.25 FOR IN OTHER — WE FIT ALL OUR RFGULAR GLOVES aT THE COUNTER AND WARRANT THEM NOT TO KIP O& BREAK, SPECIAL NOTICE. CORSETS. WE HAVE RECEIVED NOTICE FROM THE MANUFACTURERS OF THE C.P. COR- SET THAT WE WILL BE COMPELLED TO RAISE THE PRICE OF ALL GRADES FROM 25 TO 50c. EACH IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK OR SO. OF COURSE, OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE, EVERY LINE OF C.P., a3 WELL AS ALLOTHER POPULAR MAKES, AND OUR OLD PRICE CONTINUES. WE WILL NOT RAISE THEM UNTIL WE HAVE TO. SO IF YOU USE THE C.P. CORSETS IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY THE NEXT FEW DAYS. DON'T FORGET THAT WE GIVE A PAIR . WITH EVERY PAIR OF CORSETS WE SELL. SPECIAL. “THE BOULEVARD” prop, BP re 8 BOB Fe okt FE XN ¢ iE F EE kee SRY G8 www oo v yY FER su RF Wy 2 ERI ww “oo W in £3 = Le bee 3 VALUE $1. THE MONUMENTAL, 937 AND 939 F ST. XW. ARD. PRpoRtacan: DRT ae TET at ees THE FAIR. OORNER OF SEVENTH AND BSTS. KW, GX THEIR KEW stoas) day—well the day is not tin—but you know what we mean, Weare going to sell Tins tomorrow et peices ‘that will cause you te wonder how factories can suc- coed—machinery run—help paid for, snd sold at such Prices, We usually squecne prices on Tin Ware—but tomorrow—Tin Day, you hnow—is guing tobe one day ins hundred for Tin bargain hunters, If you miss the ebance new there will be long wait before we can sell you tin ware Steuch prices, The tam Aff has caused s raise of twelve per cent, but ‘We will let this lot go At old prices, Mind what We say, we mean it— we know what weare ‘talking about Two-quart Covered Saucepans, ..ce..,.c-cssseseesses- TC Three-quart Covered Saucepans... ..scasescabes Ale = aoooremneneemnnneastnenn 00 Oval Butter Buckets... ‘Two-quart Covered Buckets. Wire Broilers darge.... Graduated Quart Measures. Pint Cups, two for. Large Graters._ Dredge Lance Dust Pans, Bowl Strainers... | sseaeererssetensenssttnoerneemens AC I eeemeeeeeeeetessreenesermnteceneees + AKC steeeeenenennneneseseneneneeetern GC Lange Water Buckets......, Block Tin Muffin Pane, eight-r rine. on Block Tin Muffin Pana, mine rings...ccssssssceosen 230 Block Tin Mufin Pans, twelve rings. Block Tin Kettles Apple Corere )-enetwmmeerentee DTC se eerennenenenpenraree DS ROY Ce Polished Wood-handle Dip; Long-Handle Mixing Spoons, Cake Cutters. Wire Coat Frames. weeeeseeseeessnmeenmeanes 20 Coal Hod, Poker and Shovel.....coccocessseseree: Larze Ice Pick... Child's Tray, Patent Nickel Lifter and Poker, Set.....sa--.sessee cagugee 150 Adjustable Meat Forks. Mincing Knives, worth wwoneeaecevers-eene BC Extra Hoavy Milk Strainers...c.scssccesesceomeen anes 25: Skimmers... CORNER SEVENTH AND E STS. X.¥, FRANELE & 00., Proprietors, Aurenatioxs Nor Yer Courtere> aT R GOLDSCEMID, 1007-1009 F ST. 3% We find our Fall Stock will require more room than ‘We first anticipated. Therefore, we are still making changes on our SECOND FLOOR, which causes the ‘stock to be somewhat upset and out of place, During this work we wish to clear out ss many foods as possible and have made such reductions from our already low prices that every article mentioned will be @ Gecided bargain to any intending pur chaser, A mistake cannot be made im selecting any of the following goods at such # sacrifice. UMBRELLA STANDS, TERRA COTTA UMBRELLA STANDS, Four of five different patterns and decorations, ‘worth from $1.28 to @1.48 Your choice for 8c. SOLID BRASS UMBRELLA STANDS. = We have about 2 dozen Solid Brass Umbrelle Stands ‘that ere at a good value at $2.48, Barguin Price e178. REAL CHINA UMBRELLA STANDS. dozen Real China Umbrella Stands, blue Gecors- tions, very heayy, for 82.18, JAPANESE FOLDING SCREENS. B folds, Japanese Folding Screens (gold decorations on dark cloth) for 86. BAMBOO PARLOR EASELS. 6-foot Japanese Parlor Bamboo Easels only 848c, PICTUBES, ‘We have selected out of our stook about 50 Pictures, only two or three of each style, worth $2 to 85, Tour choice for 9188. SHAKESPEARE TABLES, ‘We have just received six dozen of those beautiful SHAKESPEARE TABLES, which aresokpowledged by every one to be the best banrain ever offered to Wash- ingtoniane, They are of “mahogany finish,” very strong and Beat, for only 080, MEDICINE CABINETS. Rubbed of] Snish, lock and key, 2 beveled mirrors; something every housekeeper can use, for only 01.98. BOYS' SAFETY BICYCLES, Boys' @25 Safety Bicycles, with rubber tire, bighiy ‘enameled, bright parts nickel plated, 20-inch wheel, wag 919.40, Boys’ 835 Safety Bicycles, fully nickel plated, aicely finished, for boys or girls, 24-imch wheel, reduced to 624.30, Boys’ $30 Safety Bicycles, rubber tire; a very Ge sirable machine; 24-inch wheel; reduced to 619.70, EXTRA EXTRA TRURES. Our former mammoth Trunk Department has been ‘rearranged and will be used exclusively for TOTS. We are, therefore, compelled to close ont our remeiming stock of Trunks ate encrifice, We will seve all pur- chasers 25 per cent on any Trunk left in our estebliah- ment, No extra chanwe for strep and marking. ‘RUGS. ‘We heve » great many bargains in Se Baxyrte Baga, ‘all besutiful patterns, Remember we are closing out this department, A bergain ia every Bug. _ - & COLDSCEMIB, a 21007-1000 7 st aw,