Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1890, Page 4

ae THE EVENING STAR: a, WASHINGTON D. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1890 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: October 15, 1890 THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth mall the other papers published in ashington. From time immemorial “The Coming Race” has been the theme of dreamers and philos- ophers—who are often the same persons. Bona- parte Napoleon thought that Frank and Cos- sack were to rule the world. The census figures do not bear out the first part of his prediction. The English and Americans ha been fondly coddling their common pride with the notion that as they were growing in num- bers, wealth language and power, so they would sooner or later overrun the world. The Slavonians find their world-dream in pan- slavism with Russia as the pope of nations. But it remgins for English and German military men and eminent scholars to discover in the children of the Flowery Kingdom the con- quering race of the great future. Lord Wolseley, tho English general and military critic, goes into prophecy with both of his Wellington boots on. ‘The Chinese who have progressed but littlo in three centuri but who have, according to Wolseley, “every military virtue” will take to arms under a great lawgiver or general and the Russians will go down before them. Then swecping westward they will overran India, driving England’s colony into the sea, Asia will belong to China, and at last English, Americans and Australians governing race elso than China—will as- semble to fight with the Celestials, This isa fiattering picturo of the far future for some coming LiHung Chang. Let usall get to cover quickly, making friends of China before the evil day comes! ———— Good country roads are not so common in the United Statesas to make public move- ments to secure them arare thing. The trath must be confessed to the shame of the Ameri- cans as @ practical people that our roads do not compare at all favorably with those of Europe and that in many localities they are so bad that they are nearly impassable at some seasons, even for pedestrians. More attention has been paid to the subject of good roads by the northern than by the southern people. But the latter are awakening to the necessity for improvement in this respect. In Georgia and Alabama, two of the most progressive states in the south, the matter comes up in such shape as will probably ensure a speedy re- form. Contemporary with the Farmers’ Alli- ance movement a congress to consider the state of the country roads will be held next month im Atlanta. Civilization is always backward where the transportation problem is neglected. ee “Two bundred letters go astray every day because the capital of this nation and the greatest of the new states bear the same name.” —Seattle Morning Journal, Well, we told you exactly how it would be be- fore you named your new state. It would have been easy then to avoid the inconvenience and the display of poverty of invention involved in this duplication of names. But what are you going to do about it now? a ae ns In aanouncing the withdrawal entirely from the editorship of that paper of Mr. Joseph Pu- litzer and the vesting of its control in an exce- utive board of its principal editors, the New York World says that the change is more nomi- nal than otherwise. Mr. Pulitzer has made the World one of the great newspapers of the coun- try and in doing so he has called around him talent which is now available in his ill health to continue its publication and policy on the general lines which he has establishe ee ee The night schools begin their sessions to- night, and future statesmen, millionaires and other distinguished citizens will be given an opportunity to make their start. There's good promise in the boy or girl who works all day and is willing and ready and able to study at night. a The tremendous outpouring of the people atthe funeral of Mrs. Booth of the Salvation Army in London shows how deep a hold the Salvationists have acquired over certain classes in the great English metropolis. $$ Nevada is doing very well these days not- withstanding she has neither governor nor lieutenant governor and no provision for get- ting one until the usual time of election ar- rives, —————— The next war ship to be built will be called the California. If it isn’t the largest one ever constructed the feelings of all true Californians will be cut to the quick. eco x A RRR, K OK ™ S85 ec i AA = oe ? oe Sek aaa Eh Re _ eco lub AoA KOR KK sc ‘734-736 77H ST. N.We ooo 90 5S, ee £ oo gk Rak gs Sc fn &3 Bh BS, ot coo Tub 00 Ak KK Bat Are our sock stronehold: our st be reduced; now stocked with every desirable and styl- is clowic made this season and cap and will give you such bargains as you never heard of be! Our 10 Seal Plush Jacket. Our 815 Seal Plush Coat Our $20 Seal Piush Kesfers Our $40 Seal Plus Clo Se eS $29.98 ‘Those who wish a Plush Garment should certainly examine xcs Lef ore purchasing. -84.98 912.98 $13.98 In Children’s Garments we are head- quarters, Just Plain or Plaid Gr = these goods have just arrived; the Price hereafter will be oun PRICES WIL Ladies’ Keefer, MAKE $21 Ladies’ Beaver Jucket, You fancy bound and trimmed. : A At $4.08 wo offer a very fine Stocki- REGULAR nette Jacket, taiicr-made, satin sleeve CUSTOMER. huuug, that you canuot duplicate at 83, our In Long Cloaks we have a very nice PRICES assorts ARE je THE REY NOIk To our All our #15 Astrachan Capes. .... 24.98 All our #10 Seal Piush Capes... $6.98 All our $12 Seal Plush Astrachan trimmed, — (All our 86 Black Hair Capes. Cloaks are our strongheld! 00 i A RRR K ™ 53, RR _— © oo Mba SRE K KR fe TS at 7 6 7TH ST. N.W. Oca Prices Ox nn a 4 HHH AA RRR H HAAA Kk R HHA aK ER ‘Will be found to be lower thar. elsewhere, because we are closing out this branch of our business and, there- fora, are not advancing vur prices, even if the advance li kinds of Leather isyeneral But, on the con- trary, are giving s discountof 10 yer cent om our fouwer lower prices. Examine our Sivgie Harness from $10 to $$3. Double Harnces from $50 to 8250. Stable supplies of all Linds at closing prices, Low prices ou Kiuding Saddles and Bridles, e16-e2Gn «= «3231 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 3. Warranted Kid Gioves for 74 cente for tomorrow at the Palais Royat, Heapovanrens F z Wrara, ‘Not for all kinds; for instance, NOT for the very ox- Pensive imported goods, NOT for the trashy domestic ‘goods, but beadquarters for the best imitations of the tmported styles, We are told so daily, PPP, A IT gSSg Pe dh E ga Hig pre AA fh Hg Pv SAE SAH RRR 00 ¥ ¥ kROovYyY & yun 8 9 YY AA EE? ¥ 24 = Reference is made not only to Ladios’, but Misses’ aud Children's Goods. Such is the extent of the variety of the latter that space will not permit of de- scriptions, If you will bring the children tomorrow our buyers and assistants will be pleased to try on any garment that may take your fancy and without reference to ® sale. Of course, we hope to tempt you to buy. In fact, we would makethe temptation almost irresistible by offenmg 10 PER CENT OFF THE MARKED PRICES, ere J JIS A These €5 garments are so far superior to those usually offered at the price that itis no wonder we have not been able tomeet the demand. Tomorrow, however, we shall have a new supply in all sizes and styles. Those who have waited for this promised an- nouncement of more of those Black and Navy Cloth Jackets, with revere, high sleeves, braid binding, side pockets, WILL PLEASE CALL AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE TOMORROW. z A ecco K K FER TITT SSq JAR GORK FE y £ AR Oo xk ge Tt up AAA CC kK ‘Ss Sad RA GE EA Eee FS Z That you might place these @9 garments side by side with the Imported Jackets that are being retailed at $12, 815 snd 817 and could not detect the one from the other ISA FACT. The most popular style, perhaps, is the Cheviot Jacket, Black and Blue, loose front, astrakban roll colisr aud braid ornaments ala Russe, Ss, TER At [Blige aa > So HE AA EL Sss8 Kea 2° Tou J A CCO KK FEE TITT 55g J AA COCKK F s £ JAA O KK Fe 7 455, OckKK EF T +o Sid A A OCOK K geR T SgsS> Imitation seal, but so like the real that an expert mikht be deceived. The same style, the same finish— satin lining, chamois pocket ete.—as with real seal garments, Where detection is liable to occur is with the fastenings and buttons On our carments these are of BEAL SEALSKIN. The following garments seem to be unusually gcod values, judging by what ladies tell us who have been elsewhere and returned to buy here. Jacket with Rovere, high sleeves .... Blazer with Vest and Koll Collar ., ‘Reefer with Astrakhan Fur Trimmings ............820 THE PALAIS BoyAL, Palais Royal Sale continued tomorrow. (Continued below.) a A DDD TT FRB S85 ™ L AA PDD TE 7 * E AA BB Ee ®ssy Dd iH ¥ Se tub 44 bop U kp Sss' WARM UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. Near door, No. 1117 Pa. ave.) ‘The Palais Royal's Underwear buyer and assistants have prompted this advertisement. They propose for Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week A SPE- CIAL EXHIBITION, the ob:eet of which is to so ii press you that when the coul weather dves come you may be a buyer. A CATALOGUE. The list below will serve ass zuide. Ask to sce any of the goods mentioned and they will be promptly aud politely shown you, AMERICAN HOSIERY CO.'3 UNDERWEAR. Ladies’, Misses’, Boys’, Children's and Infante’.) ‘This celebrated Underwear needs uo praise from us. We rather refer to the fine collection here and request an examiuation of the qualities offered at the prices, We are showing seven ditfereut styles for Ladies’ wear, which mclude Kibbed and Plain Merino and All- wool Vests and Pants. Prices start from 73 cents, ris- ing 10 cents a size. The Union Suits and the Separate Vests and Pants for Children, also Drawers for Boys and Wrappers for Baby, are here in two weigits of Merino and also in all wool, Prices start at CARTWRIGHT & WARNER'S UNDERWEAR. Ladies’ and Chitdren’s,) What the American Hosiery Company is te America so is Cartwright & Warner to England. We are ready to supply you now at prices that will be impossible later. JENNESS-MILLER'S PATENT UNDERWEAR, The all-wool Union Suits for Ladies: 84.28 for small and medium sizes, 84.48 for large and $4.68 for ex- tra sizes. The All-wool Divided Shirt at €3.25 for ordinary size; $3.50 for extra sizes, UNSHRINKABLE ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR, (Every Garment Warranted.) Whatever your doubts may be don’t let them inter- fere with fact. It is # fact thatif these yarments shrink in washing we will refund the price paid. Made f the finest wool, in White or warranted Fast Black, $1.55 for sualland medimn sizes; $1.68 large size; 81.75 extra size, AN UNDOUBTED BARGAIN. Reference 1s made to the Heavy-ribbed Merino Vests and Pants at uts each or $1 for three garments. All sizes the one price. The extra-size Vests measure within two inches of three feet in length. FAMOUS UNDERWEAR AT ONE DOLLAR, We refer, with not alittle pride, to our reputation for selling the best $1 garments. This season wo have paid as high a8 $11.50 adozen for someof the karments, We are showing Saxony Wool Vests and Pants, all sizes Natural Wool Vests and Pants, all sizes. Medicated Wool Vests and Pants, all siz Ribbed Wool Vests aud Pants, all sizes, a1 8" We point specially to the Ribbed Wool Undes- wearat $L Be sure and ask to see it, PALAIS ROYAL UNDERWEAR SPECIALTIES, Itis the qualities for the prices that make them “specials.” Ribbed Merino Vests aud Pants. Plain Merino Vests and Pants, Merino (two-thirds wool) Underwear. Extra Quality Ribbed Merino Vests Extra Quality Kibbed Merino Pants All-wool Ribbed Vests, all colors, Scarlet Medicated Woo! Vests aud Pants. $1.25 English Medicated Cashmere Wool Underwear..81.50 Ribbed Merino Union Suits... $1.35 Kibbed Lamb's Wool Union Suits, Kibbed Natural Wool Union Suits. 82.68 $# "Silk Underwear in winter weight, for street aud full dress wear. Acollection, we hope you will say. the fuest in Washington, gE . ker N NN WARM UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. Sear door No. 1119 Pennsylvania ave.) Our buyer, Mr. Porter, seems to think it uscless to adveriise Men's Goods since “wen don't read advert ments," 20 he has filled tho window coruer of 12th street and Pennsylvania avenue with samples of aea- sousbic Underwear. That window is au illustrated catalogue. It'll tell you of the materials, the quali- ties and the prices, The writer thinks it'll surprise those who don't kuow of Palais Royal prices, THE PALAIS ROYAL, & LISNER, vs Cor. 12th and Pa. ave, PERRY: S ‘Tho ‘song that reaches your hoart™ just now is Pitched on the chord of the late Fall Dress Patterns, ‘We were over in New York last week looking after late arrivais—when, as suddenly ss ® summer sun bursts through the breaking clouds, a novelty in Paris Robes landed that sent all the buyers to scrambling for & share. It came unheraided—came in limited quantity—two features that made it all the greater prize. Lucky we were there. We maneuvered and managed to cull s complete set of the patterns. Camel's Hair is the rage, you know. These sre the Plain colors, with great big shaggy polka spots in con- trasting shades thickly dotting the surfsce, To tell about them isn’t fair, They beggar the richost things now in use, What to mark them? They are high in Now York—bat that doesn't govern us. 408 pattern is OUR price—and it really is low for them. Good fortune does not always travel single-handed, Almost within the same hour we got another cluster of gems—Plain French Serge in combination with Striped Fancy Plushes in the Scotch Clan colors. These we have marked but #20 a pattern. And still the novelties we already had on hand are Just as novel as the day they yot here—make just as rich gowns—are every bit as fashionable, Our line isa Perticularly brilliant one, anyway, not # bad design in the whole catalogue, The Camel's Heir Stripes in the long woolly ct Brown, Gray, dette aud Caroube—40 inches wide—81.35 a yard. oe Checked Cheviots~@1. Plaids, 81.15. 45-inch Scotch Cheviot — Striped and Checked—81.. 44-inch three-styles of Tiger Cheviot-$2, 54-inch English Suitings—¢: 40-inch Camel's Hair Checks—cntirely new esigus—$1. 40-inch Checked Suitings in wedium shades— $1. 46-inch Stripes and Checks—the darker pat- terns 81. 40-inch Bourettes—Green, Heliotrope, Sage, Brown aud Wine-$1 and $1.15. 42-inch Camel's Hair Bourette Plaids—$1.25. 40-inch imitation of the genuine Scotch Flaids—30e. -88-inch French Plaids—750, 40-inch Beotch Plaids—$1. 42-inch Astrachan Piaids—the Isst that will come—#1.35. 40-inch Henricttas and Serges—every shade— 50 cents, 46-inch Henriettas—never had a finer assort- ment—75e. and 81. 42-inch Camel's Hair—fifteen styles-$1 8 yard. 46-inch Camel's Hair Serze—$1.25, ee Su-inch Cheviots—75c, $1 and 48-inch Camel’s Hair—Gray and Bisque~ ich Habit Cloths—plain or the mixed, as your taste requires—A0e, 75 54 and 54-inch Brosdcloth— are different—every onearich shad S2and & THE PATTERN SUITS, Unique andnovel expressions of designing thougbt—Cheviots, Henricttas, French Sergos, Hideo Serges, Camel's Hair combined with Velvet, Beaver, Ast an, Persian Lamb, Braid and Bourettes fancies—$14, @15, 618, $20, $25, BO, BLS and $40. If youcan find a word of fault with the collection you would indeed be hard to please. And you will be the first. During our fifty years of service we have never hadsuch host of compliments paid our good taste and judyment as this array calls forth. You will number yourself among the enthusiastic majority as soon as you havo scanned theassortment, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE Established 1840. it To Bz Coxmyven. TOMOROW, OCTOBER 16, we shall close out the balance of regular 855. NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES at the reduced price of A oto it oo i eA Go uit AAA C OH HW Ker AA Cou ou = = Fre E rE ‘These machines have been rented but a short time and are as good as new, with all attachmonts com- plete, We warrant every one for five years, There are but few left, Greater Baryains were never offered. Another great reduction we shall make for morrow only: OUR @: 0 DRESS FORM AT $1.08, FOR TOMORROW ONLY, 00, PPP PPP RN ON 90 PP pp NNN 88 BP BPP N XN ‘00 BP P NNN HoH EER 1 NM MM FER REN & 68S, HOE TE MMaM eR he fs HUH EE TOMA pe HUE, S83 Duke MMM kee B Byg5 614 NINTH STREET N. Wa tf New Homo Sewing Machinos, It ADIES, OVELTIES IN DRESS would advise you to wait. ‘The secret will be exposed in ten days through The Star, o13-6t ss Paravezrnta Srore. Ladies’ Fall and Winter Skirts and Skisting— By the yard, Wool Skirting at 25, 50 and 65c. Our Skirty aro all made to our order fail $1 inchos and finished im the very best manner. A good Skirt for 50c. and up to the finest mohair and satin at 86. Fall and Winter Hosiery—Ladies’ Fast Black Full Fashioned Hose at 25, 35 and 50c. Ladies’ Super Quality Balbriggan Hose, in light, me- dium snd heavy weight, at 23c. per pair, fully worth 35e. Men's Regular-made Hose at 1234, 15 and 25c. per pair. ‘The wonder in Hostery—Our Child’s Positive Fast Black Derby Rib Hose, all sizes. Ouly Vee. Foster Genuine Kid Gloves—We quote them: 25 quality at $1.00. are showing some great Darvains at $1, 21.75, 82 and upward. Would ask you to Jook at ours before you buy. In Portiores wo are showing a line of beauti- tiful woods at #4.50, $6, $7.50, $9 and upward, China Mullé—Tho patterns are haudsome us China Silks, Our price only 1c. per yard, You pay elsewhere 18c, for the same, CARHARY & LEIDY, 015, 928 7th st. and 706 Kat. nw. NEW STYLES IN SILK AND DERBY HATS FROM BENRY HEATH, LONDON. KNOX, NEW YORK. YOUMANS, NEW YORK. CHRISTY, LONDON. E ss F Ly BE nal = CAPES, WRAPS, JACKETS, IN ALL THE LATEST FURS USED. B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, 926-3m 1237 Penna. ave. ASeeary SET TTT TTT TTT Tee TF Wx H. McKsews Dan Lerrs. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1890, — _ Notwithstanding the large business we have done today and expect to do tomorrow, we shall hold our Thurs- day's “Stock-pruning” Sale, ss usual ‘Wo are striving to make this are- Mable and advantageous place for you to sbop and we guarantee what we tell and the price at which we sell it. GLOVES.—To get our stock of Gloves in prime condition for the fall and winter trade we have culled all the small lots and odd sizes and shall make a special remnant sale of them tomorrow morning. Here are afew: Ladies’ 4-button Kid Gloves in Tans, Grays aud Brown. Reduced from $1.38 to $1, in order to have the best dollar Glove in the city. Ladies’ 4-button Dogskin Driving Gloves in Tan, Reduced to $1.12 to close. CHANCE FOR MEN.—Specially opportune on account of the races. Men's Dogskin Driving Gloves, in Craven Tans, Tilbury lined, outside seams, reinforced thumb and palm. Reduced to $1.25, ‘Men's Castor Walking Gloves, in Reduced to $1.25. Fine Tan Walking Gloves. Reduced to $1.50, HOBIEKY.—Z5 pairs Ladios’ Fancy Hose, Keduced from 50 to zoe. per pair, JACKETS.—Instead of “mixing” the few styles of Jackets left from last season with the new styles we have placed them on a separate table atexactly hulf price. lacks, Tans and Brown. g5up. CAPES.—Notwithstanding the fact that Cloth Capes are equally popular this fall we are offer the balence of our stock of them at half price, Splendid chance, LONG CLOAKS.—Frankly, we had « few Long Cloaks left from Inst season, and instead of running them in with the new styles, we have hurg them on a separate rack and cut the price of many of them exactly in half. @4and up, It requires considerable business pluck to cut the pric as we have done, right in the faco of advancing prices, yet wo propose to double if not triple our business this season over last. PUETEP EEE ET EERE eee POURORO DORR UOUUROUR DOGO RUOURORURORUORURUCRUSUUURUSUORDNDD| WILLIAM H. MoKNEW @uccessor to R. H. Taylory, 033 Pa, ave. nw, BSEDAEERDEREAERRERLERBALBARALDE Or FICE 18) F D. J. GOLDENBERG, THE MONUMENTAL, 937 AND 939 F ST. N.W. ‘NOW IS THE TIME YOU ARE LOOKING FOR HATS, OUR TRIMMED STOCK IS BEING IMPROVED ON DAILY—NEW STYLES-NEW PATTERNS—UNTIL YOU CAN FIND WITH US NOT ONLY WHAT ANfBODY AND EVERYBODY ELSE SHOWS, BUT ALSO HUNDREDS OF EXCLUSIVE STYLES—OUR OWN IDEAS, IF YOU BUY THEM NOW YOU WILL HAVE THE FIRST BEFORE THEY ARE INITIATED BY OTHER HOUSES—AND ABOUT TRIMMINGS, WE HAVE SO FAR NOT CALLED YOUR AT- TENTION PARTICULARLY TO THE MA- TERIALS THAT GO TO MAKE UP TRIM- MINGS OF STYLISH HATS. WE START TODAY BY OFFERING 100 DOZEN 00 sg TITT RRR MT cco HN mt os 5 T RRUEOOH H Sss8 g KR RU Goo D TTIT «It PPP Si = ff Bos ss b 4 it ea at | ton OS Sag? S BLACK AND COLORS, 450, 450, 450, THESE ARE REAL OSTRICH GOODS— 3 IN A BUNCH AND QUALITY WHICH USUALLY SELLS AT 750, WE HAVE GOTTEN A REPUTATION BY SELLING THE BEST—MIND WE SAY THE BEST FRENCH FELT HATS AT $1.29, WHICH SELL IN OTHER HOUSES AT 1.50 AND $1.75, REMEMBER NOT $125 FELTS—AND JUST TO SHOW YOU THE DIFFERENCE WE ARE GOING TO SELL THEM FoR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK aT 960, 960, 960. ONLY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AT THIS PRICE. SATURDAY THEY WILL COST 81.29. OUR WOOL FELTS— WHICH ARE MARKED 69¢. BBR REE 885 TTIT Pb ft. 3 fs pon ke Sssy bE 3% bbe Eee Sss> wow Ww 00 wwwwooo Wwwww 00 0 WWWW 0.0 0 wooW 00 EVP he F F AT 490, 490, 490, ONLY FOR THE SAME DAYS—THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. yy gee ¥, Y REE TTT assy tert: YF * £ YY EL VY ER f FY Bit vy t =a Vo EER tu, v kee = SILK VELVETS, ON WHICH THE SALE LASTS ONLY TWO Days, $1.25 VELVETS, IN ALL COLORS, 89c, VELVETS, IN ALL COLORS, $1.48, EER XX TTrr A . <x 2 R AA Eo xs fF Ae Rak tee © & HavA YP EEE CCO A PE Cc AA > > mm n Be fot he Go £& E Bat Bo Hen Soo HS Fos IN THE FLOWER DEPARTMENT. 42560 DOZEN FRENCH ROSE PLANTA, COMPRISING A ROSE AND BUD, THE SAME GOODS THAT WE HAVE SOLD AT 250., NOW 100. 100. 0c. EAcH. THE MONUMENTAL, 1t 937 AND 039 T 8T. NW. Fomeuesd FOR NOVEL’ IN DRESS: Seer Bea ae rab Sy Orrice Or W. A. PIERCE & CO., SUCCESSORS TO E. G. DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACE, COR. STH ST. N.W. . WAP. AP. WAP, ‘We advertised this Corset last week. We had Just received it then, It was new to us, but we knew enough about Corsets to know what we wore talking about, We told you then that this Corset would create a scnsation. Ithas, It has only been in this city one week, and yet it has made its mark, They have sold far better than ‘we anticipated, but then they can’t help selling. ‘You cannot buy one as good for acent less than @1, Woe will guarantee that, As we had this Corset made for our leader we paid particular attention to the Quality, Fit and Finish, The agent for one of the most noted French Corsets was in our store this week. We showed him this Corset. He,without hesitation, pronounced it the best Corset he had over scon for $1, and Yot while we aro introducing it we will sell it for 69c. Just think of that, an elegant well-made Corset for G9c, a pair. When you come in ask to see tho W.A.P. Corset. THE W. A. PIERCE UMBRELLA. Don't you think it more profitable when you buy an Umbrella to try one that will Jast you some time? We do, and we have had an Um- brella made with our own brand on it that you can rely on for good wear. It is madeof the best Windsor Silk on a paragon frame and has natural wood handle. We will guarantee the Unnbrella not to cut or change color ina year's Wear. If it does we will replace itor refund the money, just as you wish. Tho W. A Pierce ‘Umbrella will cost you @2.25 each, and when you have used one you will not hesitate to say that it is thelowest value at that price you have ever seen, ‘You are losing time if you have not tried the celebrated Oak Tooth Powder. It is undoubt- edly the purest, the most pleasant to the taste, and, while it ig ss smooth as flour, it cleanses and whitens the teeth better than any other tooth powder on the market, Prices 10c., 25 and 50c. a Jar. ‘While wo are in the druggist sundries depart- ment we may as well mention our Ablu Monia or Scented Ammonia, This also is manufac- ‘tured by the “Oak” Chemical Company, There is nothing better for the complexion than to drop small quantity of this in the water when you bathe your face. Itis good for headache and is very pleasant to inhale, We sell in pint bottles for 25c. a bottle. The De Long Patent Garment Hook holds the Eye securely, Don’t be too positive you've seen it. If you say “it’s no good” we know you've not seen it. Some Dress Hooks look like it, None act likeit, You will find it at the Notion De partment, A. PIERCE & 00., Buccessors to E. G. Davis, 1 ‘719 Market Space, corner Sth street, Boxs: Bezosarses, FROM THE SHIRT WAISTS AND KILTS OF THE CHILDREN TO THE NOBBIEST EFFECTS IN SUITS FOR THE YOUNG GENTLEMEN, WE ARE WELL STOCKED WITH RICH AND EX- CLUSIVE DESIGNS. OUR STOKE IS TREASURE HOUSE OF ALL THAT I8 NEW AND FASHIONABLE IN SUITS, OVERCOATS, REEFERS, SEPARATE TROUSERS AND FURNISH- ING GOODS FOR YOUNG MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN, THESE CRISP, COOL MORNINGS AND EVENINGS AN OUTSIDE GARMENT OF SOME SORT 18 ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY, FEW BOYS CARE FOR AN OVERCOAT, SO WHY NOT GET THEM A BEEFER? ¢ WE HAVE A COMPLETE ASSORT- MENT OF THEM IN ALL SIZES AND OF EVERY GRADE THAT IS RELIABLE, BRING YOUR BOY IN AND TRY ONE ON HIM. WE ARE SURE IT WILL PLEASE BOTH OF YOU, AND THE PRICES ARE VERY REASONABLE, . B. ROBINSON & o., THOROUGH AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 015-¢0 900 PENNA. AVE. X.W. An Exhibition of the Latest ART NEEDLE WORK AND HOUSE DECORATIONS ‘will be open for five days, commencing OCTOBER 21, in the office of THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 616 9TH ST. ¥.W. Itincludes all the most fashionable imported de- signs, many of which can only be reproduced on our machines. All desiring to view this beautiful work ‘are invited to call at our office, x THE SINGER MFG. 00., 015-8¢ OPP, U. 8. PATENT OFFICE, a oF MMO IT NX ON EER ALLL TRIER aaa iN SS knek E AND ie ALS ea ear weoew RE S*S ES fa A King's Palace offers French Felt Hats and Bonnets, in all shapes and colors, which are sold everywhere fo $1.25 and $1.90, he largest and choicest assortment of Trimmed Hats in the city. See our large assortment of Parisian Pattern Hats i, a below will be found a few spec King’s Palace offers a Very Fine Ladies’ Cheviot HEC GEE Ip Blacks and Biues, all sizes, sold rey ulariy a Bae = F King's Palace offers a very fine ecket, handsomely finished, svld a ae at od. of 8 King's Palace offers a vers Sue Cloth Jacket, with lies’ Wide Wales larly for $6, at = Vest front, handsomely fuished put sleeves with cordand Bold as specials by other houses at $9. Our price on this garment is Ls A Se ; 1.) 3 ad S a ow 833 Hy = By Oy King's Palace offers an clegant London Dye Seal Plush Jacket. with seal ornament, puff shoulders, ele- gant finish. Same quality sold cverywhere for 12. Our price is 3 ata ase ese Sy, t 888 Py ig $8 oss 5 ye OT Special bargains in Dry Goods, Hosiery Corsets, Kid Gloves, Ladies’ and Gent's Furnismiucs, Dross Trim mings, Ribbons, Faucy Goods and Notions, . s KK KK KK xk PPP A ae AA x P a4 tun aa kez > 812-514 77H ST. N f#-REMEMBER WE HAVE NO NCH STORE. DON’T BE DECEIV. > BY FRAUD OK TRICKERY.i Tus Noaravesr Wisp HAS DRIVEN THE CLOUDS AWAY AND A WARM OCTOBER SUNSHINE MAKES ALL THINGS GLAD. LET'S TALK ABOUT FALL SHOES FoR x 2 N . Bed Suz ALL THE SELLERS OF SHOES IN THE CITY HAVE PREPAKED THOU- SANDS OF PAIRS OF SHOES FOR THE WINTER TRADE. CAREFULLY THOUGHTFULLY CHOSE WHAT THEY THOUGHT YOU WOULD NEED AND LIKE. WE HAVE DONE THIS ALSO, BUT THERE I8 THIS DIFFERENCE—WHAT YOU FIND HERE IS OURS. IF IT PLEASES You, YOU KNOW THAT COMING FROM US IT IS RIGHT, FOR WHAT+ EVER USE YOU WANT IT. €3.50 TO $10. ‘THOSE ARE THE LIMITS OF OUB PRICE LIST. IF THERE WAS ANYTHING GOOD TO BE HAD FOR LESS THAN 83,50 WE WOULD HAVEIT. IF THERE WAS ANTHING BETTER THAN THE @10 SHOES WE WOULD Have IT. PERHAPS 85 18 WHAT YOU THINK YOU CAN AFFORD. WE WILL SHOW WHAT WE CALL “THE BEST ALL- ROUND" SHOE FOR THAT PRICE, IN CALF SKIN OR PATENT LEATHER, NEW, LARGE, LIGHT, SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR MEN. BBB g RRR f11TtT * BB RR Tr = a big 5 5s. F bas ‘ud EOE = ARTHUR BURT & CO, ols 1211 F sv. WwW. Tur Box Mazcae, 7 oo F “sig OTS. a ye 81.25 GENUINE KID GLOVES, Tomorrow Wwe place an- other Lot of Real Kid Gloves, 4-button, narrow embroid- ery, sizes 534 to 7. Colors, ‘Tan, Brown, Gray and Black. Warranted Real Kid, VALUE, $1.25; Our price, 790, 1.25 SUEDE MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES 29 B88 ba) *. CTS ss My 885.58 ‘We also placeon sale to- morrow 100 dozen Fine Buede Mousquetaire Gloves, sizes 534 to 7, in Tans, Browns and Grays. Examine these gloves, aud you willagree with us that the Real Value is $1.25. ea] ae i ee SEAL PLUSH TIGHT-IITTING JACKET, ‘Made of one of the finest Makes of Seal Plush. Lined throughout with heavy satin chawols pockets; stylish cut; high shoulders; made up in Dest manner ; seal ottves, silk braid loops, 23 in, long.Com- pare with $15 you willsee s (THE FAIR. | CORNER OF SEVENTH AND BESTS. NW. XN THEIB NEW sTORE) FOR THURSDAY, Our bargain cist for ‘Thoreday wil tm clade better valucs for the prices than we have ever been able to place before the pub- Uo before, All usefal articles, pods that You neod because they are uerrnd and cheap, Youcan always find room for « genuine Darzain that 19 a barcein in the true sense of the word, Ourdefinition, bar-cain—thst iq, Dar (put aside, dispense with gain)—and ‘this ts what weare going to do tomorrow, Everybody should beon hand. We don't @o this thing for fun, bat just to treat our Patrons and help to liven up our business. Doo't delay. Don't take our word for tt, ‘But comeand see for yourself what we are going to do for you Lange Decorated Piatters... Large Decorated Bakers... Fancy Opal Grave Howls French China Decorated naucora, ix for French China Fru: Decorated Frenel uapidors. Crystal Glass Susar 5: Spring Top Crystal Geuuine Cut Glass Water Carafes... Fancy Iridescent Pitchers, Crystal Glass Celery Moldors. Crystal Toothpick Holder: Crystal Vinegar Cructs, Crystal Breakfast Sets, four pieces. Ruby Glass Gas Globes, Crystal Night Lamps. Silver P Silver P al Large Comfortabi: Folding 1 ss Folding Cutting Tavies, Castors. Folding Chairs, Folding Iro; Ornamental Brass Um Children's Book Stray r Wooden Wheelbarrow. Fancy Painted Carts, Ink or Mucilage, per bottle. Ash Pans... Forty-cish Indian Gi Liguid Purz Pomad. Sewing Machine Ou Bird Cage Springs. Bixby 3 B Blacking.. Sink Brushes, Velvet-tip Whisi Chair Seats (assorted), Long-bandled Cake Turners. Bucket of Fifty Cloth Bluing., 2c, Parlor Broom. Walnut-irame Towel Rolicrs, Square Coal 8: Ove ore 130 BI Men's Shoes on Page 8, Tue Stock Fro “A To Tan Judge Justly—It you'll do that YOU'LL wear one of OUR FALLOVERCOATS. Why shouldn't ‘we claim a matchless excellence for them! See— FOR €10—Wo've 35 styles—and will take an affidavit to their reliability. FOR $15—We've 75 styles—The “Gilberta” Not other people's $15 kind 820 of theirs, FOR @20—Still $5 behind in price-27 Styles—Pgints of elegance in them you seldom see tu ready- made coate—for ro little, FOR $25—50 styles—Tsilors’ rivals. They want $35 for as good, Who has ‘the best right to that $10? Fou, of course, FOR $30—23stylea With us an increase of price means “a mounting up" of tho value, Theseare but agrade below the best that can be, FOR €35—Everything we know of that makes an overcost elegant is 4b use in the 27 different styles we are showing at the price this season. “Let me havo one of those fine coats,” has ‘been the demand this season—the double of any before, It has come from the “made-to- fefaction, AU the way along from $10 to #35—we have followed the Fashion, Everybody dbesn’t like dark couts—so we've lots of light ones. All de ot like the extremes—and we've shaded from one to the other—covoring the world of wants ‘That includes yours, Your shape doesn't mat+ ‘ter—we can Sit you, SAKS AND COMPANY, EXCELLING CLOTHIERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH 015 STREET. Dowr Maxe A Misraxe and buy your Dry Goods and Cloaks before sccing the Mammoth Stock at . STRASBURGER'S DEY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, 404 AND 406 7TH ST. NW, REMEMBER ‘We sell only good goods made for the fincet retati trade and IMPORT All our Imported Goods direct, and sell them a6 rock bottom prices, PLAIN FIGURES ‘Marked on ail goods throughout the bouse and ia every department. Our CLOAES: Are the finest made for the prices asked. We have some of the best values possible to be obtained tp Cloaks, Our Cloak Department is on first floor; Be steps to climb and no time lost waiting for elevator, JACKETS ‘Of every description, tight and loose Sitting, revereq, Vest fronts, winter blazers, % lengths and many other styles in Misses’ and Ladies’ sizes, oun Seal Piush Sacks, 40-inch lencths, a, $26 are equa if not better than thove asked €32 for, Ask to see owt finer Garments aud Flush Newmarkets, We are RELIABLE. We sell no shoddy goods afd guarantee our prices nd quality of every ‘sold or money cheerfully refunded to customers, Sold by us are as represented, Our 0c. 42-inch Bide Band Serges aro all wool and well worth 62ige. @ Pisin Serges, all wool, 40 and 42 inches wide, syard. Our 7c. All-wool Henrietta Cloth are valua Best