Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1890, Page 4

4 ee: Lf THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, DPD. ¢. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1899—TEN PAGES THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the Worid, more than all the other papers published in Washington. Fn ane ae RD Se re International resentments not based on abid- ing principles or prejudices live out therr little day and perish as other “‘anconsidered trifies' do. The European governments whose people are interested in having a low tariff in America may be unfriendly to the United States just at the moment of passage of « tariff bill which more or less represses the importation of European wares into this country. But that these governments or the people they, in some fashion, represent are so angry with us as to abstain altogether from exhibiting the products of those nations at the world’s fair at Chicago in 1893 is not probable. Indeed the improbability is quite clear in view of the signally abortive efforts of these governments to boycott the Paris exposition. The complaint was in that case that it would be assisting in the commem- oration of & republican revolution and the Slorification of liberal institutions, Neverthe- less, the manufacturers of those nations and the public at large forgot all about republi- canism when the day approached in 1839 for the opening of the exposition. In the case of the Chicago exposition the offense committed against the tender susceptibilities of these foreign governments is much less than that committed by the French. It is a case of miff on account of our tariff laws. ‘The in- dignant question reported as being asked over there, “Why should we take our wares, our products of industry, art and science to a country that prohibits their importation and sale?” will give place, on mature reflection, as the time for the fair appronches, to the far wiser question, “Why should wo stay away from competition with those busy Americans and abandon this opportunity of making a bid for the trade of a continent, when it is not at aliclear that thoy can sbut us out from the Rew world, assuming that they wish to do so?” ‘Whatever ground may be taken, either now or later, by European governments, the people interested in manufactures and the general sightseers will be here tn large numbers, Time beals most wounds. $< oo The assassination of the New Orleans chiof of Police by order of an Italian society, the Mnfin, 1s another iucident added to the anarchist troubles in Chicago and the death of Dr. Cronin at the hands of a faction of the Clan-na-Gael which servesas a public warning that all immi- gration is not good immigration. Oue hundred years ago, in the wland of Sicily—that land of mixed nations as far back as Thucydides, na- tions now more mixed than in the days of the Atheuian’s immortal chronicle--was formed a secret ruffian order known as the Mafia, Its crecd was license; its means, robbery aud mur- Ger. The gang of cuttbroats organized at Palermo has spread into all lands where the stealthy Sicilian of the lower classes has gone. New Orleans having introduced Italians ou a large scale is now feeling the full foree of this villainous society of thieves, robbers and assas- sins. It would not be fair to accuse the Italians a8 a nation or the Sicilians as a province of par- tieipating in these atrocities or of condoning the offences committed by their countrymen. Some of the American Italians aro among the best citizens, and no man is to be condemned without proof. But the Mafia is not to be tol- erated anywhere. It must be extirpated. Law and liberty are synonymous, but not license and liberty, Anarchistic propaganda end the Practice of assassination cannot be tolerated anywhere in the limits of the republic, i Word comes from Pennsylvania that Repro- sentative Atkinson is in some danger of defeat this fall for the reason that during the late ses- sion of Congress he paid so much timeeand effort to the demands of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as to entirely ignore the terests of bis constitucnts, nota few of whom are vitally affected by some other bills before Congr: but to which Mr. Atkinson showed the most profound indifference. The wish is undoubtedly father of tho thought in this in- stance. Mr. Atkinson certainly deserves to be defeated, but tho chances of that most desira- Die result being realized are unfortunately not good, That gentleman in his representative capacity has been such a devoted and valuable servant of the Pennsylvania railroad that that corporation cannot allow him to be defeated, and it is, asthe past history of Pennsylvania polities abundantly shows, something of a power in @ political campaign in that state. ‘She railroad has both long purse and a large Voting contingent at its command, and it does not hesitate to use both when any of its inter- ests are at stake. Mr. Atkinson's return to Congress may therefore be couuted upon as ue of the reasonable certuintics, ‘The ide of Mr. A. B. Mullett is a shock to the community in which he had so many friends. He was one of the leading architects of the country, and he has displayed bis pro- fessional ability and his honesty and integrity of character in great government works w! have tested and proved both his intellectual FLANN2L— aT Fm, gem yn, Be ¥ 7 oe r heii tw: Snow does not have to fly before you neod FLAN- NELS. Itis these very uncertain freaks of weather that make them #0 comfortably necessary—when it is neither cold nor hot—and then hot aud cold by spells. We havescen this time further ahead than you bave— provided for it, Qur being ready means you are scon to follow. You will find FLANNELS very satisfactory in price this season. The turmoil into which the tariff has thrown business has not reached out its troublrsome hand to iay it om these domestic essen! They make so good in this country already. We have @ half dozen atyles of 27-inch Ficured Wrapper Flan- yard. Not sfow different stripes of Steven’ Flannels at 400, a yard. Twenty-five foreign printe—Wrapper Flannels at 65c. yard. 27 inchos wide. French Printed Stripes and Spots—27 inches wide— Tc. a yard. Plain shades in All-wool French Flannel-—27 inches Wide—5Uc. a yard. dBe Orient—heavier than the French--same width— Chotcer Me wat pretentious patterns on the Suest eloths— and $2. der Down in Cream, Cardinal, Blue, Pink, Pearl, Light and Dark G iwe—an bricht~warui id Wearals . ‘a yard—30 inches wide, Pink with White and Blue with White Stripes ion, BEOMD With Whate aud Blue with White Spots Dodwe, Davis & Co.'s Red Flannel (cochineal dyed)— wwe and everyhody else why knows tink thous the best im th ‘ket-— Twi Plain, peu yard. 1 —400., 0c. O24C nd 81 8 Fara. Avery wood quality in and 1will Flannole— Red—a a yard. The best grades wo could find wo have selected in ¥ Twills and the genuine lndige + doc ye-a yard. and 75e.a yard. oy Browu-S4 inches wide— Be. w yard Plain White Shakore—40c. Gz34e. and 75e, ‘Twill Shakers— ady Shruvk ly @Fare thine. # Clouk—Wwash like ® piece of cotton— ye neh Etench Baby Hultinge-$1. 27-inch All-wool Twill Suitibge—o S4-inch All-wool Twill ee 27-inch Opera—40c. B4-iueh Opera—ie, 34-inch Cricket Cloth—g1, You will find our full line of FLANNELS particu- larly carefully selected. On this ground we claim your interest in them. They will work for you satis- orily—and, as yon see, they do not cost you much, strong arguments for US in Flanucls, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING." NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Establi 11840. 1 Orcs Lerren To Morena WE HAVE GONE THROUGH OUR CHIL- S$ STOCK OF SUIIS AND CULLED BROKE OU WILL FIND ICES THEM. BRING HILDREN. YOU MAY FIND OSE WE KNOW THE P: . ONLY THINK! SU THIS SALE WILL ONLY L. NOW TO SAIURDAY NiGHT, DELAY, D OUT AL Mt DON'T E B. BARNUM & CO, 931 PA, AVE. Lovvaz Guove Cors SPECIAL OFFERING FOR TOMORROW. Regular $1.25 Foster Lacings at 31. Regular $1.25 4-button Suede Kid Gloves, 97¢, Regular $1.50 8-button Sucde Mousquetaires, $1.25. Kegular $1.75 8-button Sueds Monsquetaires, 81.48. Fure Wool Cashmere Gloves from 6c. a pair up- ward, in Black and culored. LOUVRE GLOVE Co. NING Groves We have just received a most complete lino of Ladios’, Misses’ and Children’s Kid Mousquetairos, cight, twelve, sixteen and twenty button lengths, im the fol- lowing colors: Light Blue, Light Green, Cream, Fawn, and bis moral make-up. Itis asad ending of a | C@™"+ Lavender, Tau, Helictrope, Slate, Pink, Botab.e and promising cancer. White, &e. ee ‘Thewe Gloves are of the very best Fronch Kid, and With proper care it would seem to be possi- dle for telegraph and electrie light wires cross each other without contact. But the re- cent destruction of the wires on the switch beard of the Western Union office at Losion and the consequent isolation of the Hub during the evening shows that there is a lack of the necessary supervision at times. That city was, too, im danger of a serious conilagration, 2 eS At last we have a high English opinion—that of Lord Grenville—that the McKinley tariff Was not euacted out of hostility to Encland. England goes more slowly than the United States, but it gets there im due time, barring accidents, —_——» <= Petes—torch-light processions—Berlin illumi- nated—emperors, grand dukes and command- ing generals ovating bim—is there anything the Germans ought to withhold from the “‘con- quering hero” Moltke on his 90th birthday? — ———— —$—=« African explorers are again in motion. Mr. Semuel Baker will start for Egypt and the Soudan tomerrow. Sir Richard F. Burton traveled yesterday to the region more un- kvows than darkest Africa. a The new Portuguese ministry has assumed Power, but the power of Portagal is so small that they have to rake the capital every morn- ing with « fine-tooth comb to find it, and when they've found it they don’t kuow what to do with it, ae ee It is reported that two of Minister Phelps’ daughters are to marry officers in the German imperialarmy. This thing ought to be stopped. Our ministers are not permitted to accept any -bouors or decorations from foreign powers, aud it is s poor rule that won't work both ways. $< __— ‘The Osio republicaas do not dissemble their love for Governor Campbell of Obie, but they kick bam down staigs just as vigorously aad as vindietively. ‘Treasurer Huston is mot going to try te make Indiuaa ge repabiicap, became his best friend will be shut out by such » result—for he him- self hath said it Another plot to kill the Czar has been discov ered Nobody knows how many this makes end the New York pohce think of going over and takmg a correct census of the attempts, Governor Campbell is “not discouraged, only disgusted.” The governor evidently never before gotasight of tho true inwardness of palidics. oO William Waldorf Astor i» traveling incog in Ensepe ae W. H Cinsa Another case ef the (Chusses agaiuet the masses, <<< Speaker Reed bas no treuble in finding o| each, 5c. per @uorum in Ohio and Indiana in cut and fit superior to auy in the market, Children's Mousquetaires, in Tan aud Slate, @1.25. Children’s Mousquetaires, in Fawn, 81.35. Children’s Mousquetaires, in Fancy Shades, $1.50. Ladiew 12-buttom Mousquetatres, all colors, $2.20, Ladies’ 16-button Monsquetaires, all colors, 82.63. Ladies! 20-button Mousquotaires, all colors, $3.37, oo v U FEB E oou GY Yark E Fea a ta? yr EEE iL 00 UU V & & KEE oD VE ccc 00 G GL ony yao oco0o tien “oo” “W Eee Goo “oo = gn PENNSYLVANIA AVE 911 Tux Bos Mancee MILLINERY. ‘We make no charge for the styles, Only © fair profit om the materials used. W2 have om exhibition 8 great variety of Trimmed Hate ‘nd Bonaets, Probably give you am idesif you care to fx oneup yoursal ‘We have all the shapes and trimmings, VELYETS. ‘We probably esrry one of the largest sssozt- ments of Velvets m thecity, At any rate we Anow we ean suit you in price and color. Colored SUR Velvets, 75c., $1, $1.50, 6%, $2.50 and up to $3.50 for Warranted Pure Suk Face and Back Vervet, Black Velvets, 75c, $1, $1.26, $150, 63 82.50, up to 85. ‘We knew we cam suit you, oth 36 Ts ae Wrens: ely vTaen SUnaRatie Me 4 Oxy Tunze Dara Are now left you to avail yourself of the oppor- tunity of purchasing the Finest Grades of WATCHES AND DIAMONDS, SILVER WABE AND CLOCKS 4T 20 PER CEXT DISCOUNT. Owing to tho immense amount of new stock ‘Waiting to be unpacked for our New Store, cor- Rer of 7th and D sts., wo shall be compolled to lose our Old Store, 432 71b st, on THURSDAY, October 23, and shall not resume business until the following Mondey, when all are invited to ‘Sttend the Grand Openiug of one of tho hand- Somest and most yerfect-oquippod jewelry stores in the country. 3. HABRIS & CO., 021 432 7th st aw. OFFICE W. H. HOEKE, Sth ond Pa. sve. Dowr Sraxp Ox Tux Track WE ARE OPENING A CAR LOAD OF PARLOR SUITES. COME AND GET OUR PRICES. KEMEMBER, WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR BOTTOM CASH FIGUKES ON CARPETS AND FURNITCRE W. H HOEKE, 8th and Pennsylvania ave. O21 ,22,25825-4¢ Dovetss & Bro. 612 NINTH ST., INTER-OCEAN BUILDING, Are you interested? Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- day the following Great Bargains will be offered: No. 1.—We have left about 25 dozen out of 100 dozen Ladies’ High Nec and Long Sleeve Sve. Kilbed Vesta which you can hay euch. No. 2.—Three lots of Ladies’ Black Hose, Hermsdorf prices G9c., 63c .wnd 57c., will be sold at 48e. per —13¢ yards Stainped Momte Cloth 39c. Scarfs ic. each. ‘25e. Stamped Pillow Shams for 180, No. 5.—29e. Stamped Sptashers for 23e. N 5 dozen Table Napkins, worth $1.50, for per dozen. A complete line of the Best Imported Saxony and Germantown Worsteds, DOUGLAS & BRO., o21 Ninth st, Do You Scrren WITH GENERAL DEBILITY? ‘That is, do you go to bed tired and wake up feeling not refreshed? Does the Ieast exertion woary you? Has life but few attractions for you? Is everything a burder Is food unpleas- ant, does it distress yon—in a word, do you suf- fer with regular and constant weakness and great nervousness sometimes combined with it? If you do, it is time you were using MERTZ'S WINE OF CALISAYA AND TRON. MERTZ’S WINE OF CALISAYA AND IRON, Which is nature's reat tour and invigorant, Price 75 cta abottle. Picasant to the taste and never discolors the teeth. FE. P. MERTZ, FAMILY DRUGGIST, 1014 Fat, Washington, at We Anz Grav TO FIND THAT SOME NEW SHOES FOR CHILDREN, SHOES WHICH WE HAVE TAKEN UNUSUAL PAINS TO HAVE EXCEL- LENT, HAVE COME IN, AND ALE ALL THAT WE PLANNED AND EX- PECTED. CHILDREN’S SI0ES aT 81.50 AND 82.00. THIS ALONE 1S NOTHING. THERE ARE PLENTY OF SHOES AT THOSE PRICES, EVEN LESS, BUT THESE ARE SHOES WHICH YOU Won'T FIND ANYWHERE ELSE-AT ANY PRICE, SHOES THAT ARE WORTH FULLY HALF A DOLLAR MORE. WE HAVE BAD SO MANY CALLS FOR SHOES AT THIS PRICE THAT WE DETERMINED TO PROVIDE SHOFS AT THIS PRICE WHICH WOULD MARK A NEW ERA IN VALUES OF CHILDREN’S SHOES, AND WE HAVE SUCCEEDED. KINDLY NOTE-THAT THIS 18 NOT A “BID” FOR TRADE BY CLAIMING TO UNDERSFLI, OTHER DEALEKS— IS NoT TO HAVE AN “ELSEWHERE TWO DOLLALS MOKE" SHOE, IT 18 SIMPLY FOLLOWING THE PLAN OF OUR BUSINESS TO GIVE GOODS AT THR LEAST . WHEN WE DECIDED TO ADD THIS GRADE TO OUR STOCK WE ENTERED THE FIELD OF COM. PETITION, AXD WHEN WE COM- PETE, Wk COMPETE BURT'S. ASDTHUR BURT & CO, of 12 ¥ St. RW ‘Wove Writing Paper at 23c. per pound. En- yelopes to match, 9e. per pack: 30c. ver hundred. Thio ts s special paper I am offer- ing and one that I can conscientiously ommend, Your inspection will confirm the above statement, We Hos Torx Azz. DOUBLE OR SINGLE-BREASTED, SACK OR CUTAWAY. PLAIN OB FANCY COLOR, STRIPES OR CHECKS, SMOOTH OR ROUGH SURFACE, FOR DRESS OR BUSINESS WEAR NO MATTER WHAT THE FABRIO OR WHAT STYLE GARMENT YOU MAY WANT, YOU ARE SURX TO FIND IT HERE AND AT THE PROPER PRICES, BEMEMBER, YOU WHO ARE SHORT AND STOUT OR LONGAND SLIM, THAT WE CAN FIT YOU JUST AS EASILY a8 IF YOU WERE OF REGULAR BUILD, AS WE MAKB SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR ODD SHAPES AND EXTRA STOUT MEN. THIS .I8 DECIDEDLY OVERCOAT WEATHER. DO NOT WEAR THE OLD ONE THAT HAS SEEN ITS BEST DAYS, BUT COME HERE AND LET US SHOW YOU ‘THE FINEST AND MOST ARTISTIC AS- GORTMENT OF RELIABLE GARMENTS TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY. ALL AT OUR UBU4L LOW PRICES, ROBINSON, PARKER & 00, AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 8.2, COR. 7TH AND D STS. ¥.W. SST TTT ATT Ws H. McKsrws Dany Lerras. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1890, The “Special Sale” of Ladies’ Underwear at REDUCED prices wasa success beyond oUF most sangtiine expectations. Yot the stock is too large to feel any perceptible offect of a few days’ brisk business, We still have a plenty of the reduced lots to last out the weck—we hopo #0, st least—yot thare is no telling. ‘Today wo add tho following: Ladies’ White and Ecru Fall-welght Ribbed Vests, high neck and long 8! 21c. each, Heretofore sold at 2 value. FOR INFANTS AND CHILDREN. Infante’ and Children's Underwear at 021-00 HTL Infante’ Saxony Wool Vests,high neck and. long sleeves. Keduced frum 50s. to 38c, cach, Infants’ Cashmere Wool Vests, high neck ond lougsleevea Reduced from ¥8c. and $1.09 to 50c. each, Children's White Merino Vests, high neck and long slveves, sold according to sizes: 16 to 28-inch, 7Uc. to $1.18, We offer all sizes at the uniform reduced price of 50c. each, Childron'saud Misses'White Merino Pants, sold according to size, from B4c. to @L.10, now marked at the uniform reduced price of G3ec. per pair. Of course we havo in addition to the above Bll the rexular, reiiable qualities of Unde wear made by the American Hosiery Com- pany, Furley & Buttrum, and others of a high standard of excellence, Tnis is ane: coilent time to lay in your supply of Winter Underwear, HITE eOnneen SELLRABDLAEEAALGRAALRLLLGAAEAE WILLIAM H. MoKNEW Guoccosnor to KR, H. Taylor, 0333 Pa, ave. nw, we Geop News Fo Mex ~ WHO WEAR BOOTS, =? WE HAVE JUST OPENED A NEW ° * LINE OF CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS, * © MADE OF BEST QUALITY FRENCH * CALF FRONTS WITH CALF BACKS. * ° © THESE BOOTS ARE SEWED BY HAND * AND AT LEAST THE EQUALS OF © THE BEST MADE-TO-ORDER WORK, * WE HAVE THEM IN ALL WIDTHS * AND CAN THEREFORE FIT MOST * ANY FOOT. OUR PRICE I8 84.954 ° © PAIR, ABOUT HALF OF WHAT YOUB * SHOEMAKER WOULD CHARGE YOU. * °° BESIDES THIS ONELINE WE CAN * © * * SUPPLY YOU WITH ANY KIND OF * ¢ * * RELIABLE BOOT YoU WANT, © * * * EITHER COARSE OR FINE—AT THE * © © * LOW PRICES FOR WHICH WE ARE * ¢ * © Faous, oe un HOH b hg HW ASA H H N NS wn 2. a OH ON MD Fast RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 SEVENTH 83. 1022 PA, AVE. 1s 231 PA. AVE. 3. §27 Two Duderwear Loaders—Pase & AUP ice Bice 18 4 PENNY EARNED.” Spend that 30 s tailor would charge you for # suit or an overcost—WITH US—and get BOTH SUIT and OVERCOAT. Orr $15 grade is feeding many s wardrobe today that never held a stitch of ready-made clothing before. We're supplying gentlemen who knows good thing when they see it-With whom satis factiou rises above the cost—but who are ap- Preciative enough to “acknowledge the corn” and save the difference. We'd be ter- ribly disappointed if our $15 service didn't win friends—and win ‘em fust We've worked Lard on it—cost us money as well as time, ‘Wo KNOW we aro making SUITS and OVERCOATS—both weights—in this grade— better thau tailors will undertake to imitate abort of $30—or that you can find anywhere leo ready made Tess than $20. Anybody who needs an OVERCOAT and has tho “whocowithal” is dangling in un- cortainty as to what sortof a garment to get. Even if you intended to pay more look at ours at $15, And don’t forgot one thing— WE ARK RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WEAR, Issan’t only a fow styles—EVERY STYLE— WALKING COATS, COVERT coaTs, CAPE COATS, ULSTERS—or in SUITS, SINGLE and DOUBLE-BREASTED SACKS and THREE and FOUR-BUTTON CUTAWAYS—rade up in the fashion and (ftho fabrics that are popular with the imea We have tailored on the principle that “clothes are msde for man—not man for clothes"—so those’ll FIT, WEAR and PLEASE —even if they are only $15. Se-That Pony of ours i running @ race ‘With your thoughts—How many seeds in the pumpkin? Some little boy or girl ts woing to cated him, Who, we woadert S27" Your out-of-town friends can enjoy the Privileges our house affords if they*ve only & copy of our Catalogue, Sond ws the mame and address, SAKS SND COMPANY, DEMONSTRATORS IN CLOTI, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH ouk STREET. Srzoractas, Exe Grasses. PERSONS WHO FISD THEIR EYESIGHT FAILING SHOULD HAVE A PAIR OF SPEC- Woovwanp & Lorunor Offer in their Men's Furnishing Department ‘the choicest showing of special imported Paria, ‘London and Berlin made House Jackets, Breakfast Costa, Bmoking Jackets, Billiard Conta, Lounging Coats, ‘Study Gowns, Bath Gowns and Robes de Chamber ‘they have ever shown, made from the best En- Glish Cloths, tn plaids, stripes, checks, brocaded Silke, velvet, doeskin cloth, broadcloth, tweeds and diagonals, They are all tailor made through- Out, bound with cloth or satin, piped with silk cords, lined with framers satin, satin and skelo- ton made. Every little detail im the finishing Feceives the best attention. Cholce selections of foreign markets, style and make confined en- tirely to us, A special featuro of the opening of those goods will be 100 Enxlish-made Jack- ets, $4.08. Actual valuo, 50. Long Dressing and Lounging Gowns, $6.50, Actual value, $10, ‘i Men's Bath Gowns, English Torry, @&. int W oopwarp & Loranor Offer in their Bedwoar Department 50 pairs of those Hemastitchod Linen Shcots at $6 per pair, Hemstitched Linen Shoots for extra sized beds, measuring 234135; yards, Only $9 per pair, 100 pairs Hemstitcked Linen Pillow Cases, Bizo 2244x36, Only 81.25 per pair. 50 paira Hemstitched Linen Pillow Cases Size 27x36 (large siza) Only $1.75 per pair, 50 pairs Hemstitched Linen Pillow Shams, Only $1.50 per pair, Embroidered and Ruffled Lawn Pillow Shama, €1.65 and $2 per patr. 500 oxtra Heavy Muslin Double Bed Shoots ‘at 75c. each. (Second floor.) Woonwarn & Lorsnor Offer in their Cloak Department their entire Hine of fine Imported and Domestic-made Black Matalesse Wraps at a great reduction in prices to close the entire stock at once. €35 Black Matelesse Wraps, trimmed with silk bullion fringe, Reduced to $25, $40 Black Matelesse Wraps, trimmed with silk bullion fringe, Reduced to $30. $50 Black Matelesse Wraps, Reduced to $40, $60 Black Matelesse Wraps, trimmed with ostrich feathers. Reduced to $40. 860 Black Matelesse Wraps, trimmed with ostrich feathers, Reduced to $45. $75 Black Matelesse Wraps, trimmod with Ostrich feathers, Reduced to $60, (Third floor.) - Woonwarp & Lornror Offer in their Embroidery Department 400 Pieces of Einbroidery, which were the sample Pieces of an importer and are slightly soiled on the outside, Cambric, Jaconet and Nainsook Edgings and Insertions, Notwo piecos alike, The new tariff incruases the duty to 60 per cent from the old rate of 30 percent ad va‘orem, 0 all Embroideries paying ‘the new rate Will cost 60 per cent moro than the patterns in this lot, which were bought at = reduction of 25 per cent from old prices and which they have marked at the same rate, They nave almost every priced Embroidery in the lot 40. to $1.25 per yard, (First floor.) Wosswixs & Lotunor Offer in their Dress Goods Department 8 splen- did line of Dress Patterns in shaggy effects, in Plain, Piaid aud Figures, They are now pre- Pared to meet the enormous demand for this class of fabrics. Also, 8 58-inch Piaid Cloth, in brilliant and light colorings; very stylish, Only $158 pat- torw. (Firat floor.) Wooowanp & Lornnor Offer in their Cutlery Deparuneut Solid Steel Beissors, 25c. Razor Steel Scissors, nickel plated, 39¢. Button-hole Scissors, 550. Bost American Shears, 75c. Celebrated K.B, Razors, guaranteod not to require honing for five years, Price, $1.98. ‘They also guarantees that they carry the most extensive exd complete line of Pocket Knives, ‘Scissors and Bazors of any house in Washing- ton, at 25 per cont less than same goods can be purchased elsewhere. Wirst floor.) Woonwanp & Lorszor Offer in their Hosiery Department 300 dozen Ladios’ Fast Block Cotton Hose with spliced soles and high spliced hecls and toon Special bargains, 3 pairs for $1. Firat floors, Offer in their Glove Department Ladies’ Biar- tits Gloves in Tans, Grays, Browns and Black, Price, 61 per pair, Ladies’ 4-button English Walking Gioves in assorted Tana and Browns, Price, $1.25 per ‘pair. Ladies’ 3-button BiscE Imperial Real Kid Gloves, Price, $1.25 per pair. UFizat Boor.) > WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 31th and F sts. nw. (Wednesday, October 22.) GENTLEMEN who don't wear size 34 Undershirts may be fitted tomorrow st a price surprise: 25 CENTS for 50c, Merino Undergarments. Please Kosos: Parace ‘Offers the following special prices in thetr HOSIERY DEPARTMENT: don’t ask for more than two suits at the special price. | Children's Past Black Hose worth le. at 124, AS many 42 you like at the regular price—50c, rvN rN SS AA aA a E hh fat ROVAL. MIG EO AS. ‘The bareain of the seven special bargains are Ithese 15-cent Ribbons, Of course they'll be first to be gone: ‘When they are gone when again shall we get euch Rib- bons to sell at 15 cents? Twonty-five cents is their actual worth. Remember, DOUBLE FACED—both Sides alike. ‘Three inches wide. Colors: White,Cream, Cerdinal, Garnet, Navy, Golden Brown, Yellow, Pis- tache, Orange, Olive, Old Rose, Nile, Terra Cotta, Light Blue, Pink, Lavender, Biack. Sa Sane colors in the 9, 11 and 13-cent Kibbons, og wig Big-ouss # ms A ss B 5ssg AA Sse, H Ex Sssq Sus SAS fuss HOH Eee Sss8 = 59 CENTS ts tomorrow's price surprise. We clip the following from yesterday's advertisement— Sixty-eight centa yard for 15-inch Surah Silk Rib dons that can't be dupli@ated to sell at less chan 1.25, Black, White, Cream, Light Blue, Navy, Cardinal. £27" You nay guess what value these mbbons pos- seas and how soon the two hundred pieces will be gone when we write you tilat many ladies are buying a haif Goren sashes at a time, intending them for Christmas presents, E PALAI (Continued below.) = — Lasr Dur Or Fer Oreste. Tomorrow is your last chance to recure 10 per cent off the marked prices. The price marke read #5 on Hare Capes, $60 on Seal Capes, 390. on Hare Muffs, and $160n Seal Muffs. A hundred and one intervening prices. Children's Furs at still lower prices, THE PALAIS ROY: (Continued below.) - Groves Ar Reovcep Paces. Our grand serics of special sales is coming to an end. 2 FER 85s H ttt d 96c. 4-button Warranted Kid Gloves. 89c. Genuine Pigskin Mousquetaires,. 85c. 4-button Undressed Kid Gloves. 98e. 8-button Undressed Mousquetaires., THE PALals ROYAL, (Continued below.) Preserve Tus Sercrar Lar. (Regular prices remain marked on all goods.) €10 Fur-trimmed Cloth Jacks vies... ». Laces, 22c. and 18c. Laces. $1.75 Beaded Lace Pompadour Ruching. 81.35 Tinsel Crepe Lisse Ktuchi 2.48 28-inch Novelty “Glori ‘$3.48 Conestoga Sik Umbrellas, 81.45 Silver Gray Rubber Circulars... 81 Jewelry. all styles... ..., avons 10 per cent off marked prices Buckles, 17c, Silveroide Bangles (17,TOWS)........ceresseesees 15C 98c. Imitation Alligator Bars (15-inch), 85c, Leather Writing Tablets, fitted. 25e, Warranted Fast Black Hose.. ‘35c. High Spliced Heels do. 23. Bilk Garter Elastic. 18c. Whalebone Casing, £2 Tomorrow is also the last day of the following special prices for Dress Goods. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (See below.) ato DBESS TRIMMINGS AND LACES During the special sale the following concessions in Prices: 80c. Silk Finish Henriettas, | Soe. Cloth Finish Serges. 50c. inch China Silks,. English Autumin~ 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT, 10 per cent off the marked prices of all Black Silke, Dress Trimmings end Laces. S@- Of course a8 much might be written of odds and ends, remnants, We want you to appreciate the fact that we are offering FULL LINES—the best values in Stock at reduced pricos, THE 500. DRESS GOODS FOR 450 Included are all the latest shadesand many newan Dovel culor combinations in— 40-inch Plaid and Stripe Serges, 40-inch Henrietta Finish Castuneres, 40-inch Tartan and Scotch Plaid Suitings, 40-inch Plaid and Check Cheviota, 40-inch Black Serxee, Cashmere and Mobaira, NOW LOOK AT THE BROADCLOTHS, ‘We write, “Our $2 Broadcloths for $1.75," but did you ever see such quality before at less than $2.26 0 yard? Such colorizgs, too. Ihenames are not elo- quent enough: Gray, Tan, Castor, Heliotrope, Prune, Golden Brown, Eiffel, Terra Cotta, Garnet, Cardinal, Myrtle, Olive, Navy, Black, The same shades also in the $1.25 Broadcloths offered at $1.19. THE 80c. HENRIETTAS FOR 690. ‘The same shades as quoted above, and the same quality as sold last season for 89c, Were not the Palais Royal's 89c, Henriettas quoted last fall as THE BEST IN TOWN? THE WARRANTED BLACK SILKS, Reliable Black Silks, or could we afford to gives new Gress should the one selected or crock? Low- Priced Black Silka because our business makes small profits a possibility. The tollowing are put forward as the champiqus of our stock. We chal- lenge them iu comparison with the higher priced silks of elsewhere. Faille Francaise, 1, $}.19, $1.25, $1.39, 61.50, Royal Armure, $1, 81.25. Seen ee 81, 81.25, 1, $1.25. Gros Grain, #1, $1.25, $1.39, 61.50, 8%, $2.25, §27 ‘Ten per cent off these prices during this Special Sale. We request comparison with samples from any city in the Uniou. Those having frieuds living elsc- _————————— } whee are requesied to leave the address and we shall pcerae sal: forward De pleased to samples, so that comparison may be made. THE DRESS TRIMMINGS TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT—10 percent off the marked price of every yard of Trimming in stock. And where else will you find @ variety as large or ‘Trimmiugs marked st as low prices? We refer as luuch to those of Pilk marked J0c.a yard as to those of Jewels marked $16.50 s yard. BUTTONS MUST NOT BE FORGOTTER, ‘The following means a choice from thousands: 50c. Buttons reduced to 39 cents a dozen. 75c. Buttons for 50c. dozen. $1.35 quality for 98c.dozen. $2 ‘THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF LACES TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT on all Laces, includ- tng Drupery Nets and You may even claim 10 per cent off the marked prices of the special Jote of Torchon and Chantilly Laces; also the Black ‘Lace Flouncinas and Drapery Kets that bsve been ‘Quoted aguin and eyain assuch bargains. ‘TOE PALAIS ROYAL ‘4 LISHEE, Children’s Fast Diack Seamless Kibbed Bose, full Feeular made, double heel and ton, at 2c. Ladiew Extra Long Extra Fancy Hone, in all stripes ont colors beautiful patterns, regular price 25c., at ‘o. Ladies’ Bs'briegan Hose, fleece lined, full regular made, superior fleecing, at 250. Children's All-wool Cashmere Hose, French foot, fall Tecular mace, double heel aud toe, extra long sizes, & to 7, at 25 Tie to Sig at Sia. Ladies’ Fast Biack Derby Ribbed Hose, every pair Warrantel fast, oxtra lone, at 20. A Very Fine Lodies' Black Cashmere Hose worth G8e. at 500, Ladies’ Black Cashmere Hose, fashioned spliced ankles, at 7, Sucy Novelty Hose, boot pattern, striped tops, tt Black and color, at 250 Ladies’ Fancy Hose, regular extra long, in boot pat- terus and stripes, ail colors, worth 50c., at B5e, Ladies’ Fancy Brilliant Lisle Hose, extra long, Past Black, boot patterna worth GSc., at 410, A large assortment of Fancy Silk Hose, tn stripes, extra long, worth $1.25, at Sa. Ladies’ Solid Silk Hose worth @1.25 at 980. A visit to our Hosiery Department will convince Fou that our prices aro 15 per cent lower than youtwill find them elsowhere, and we «uarantec all our Hosiery. ‘We will coutinue to offer in our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT French Felt Hats and Bonnets, in all shapes and colors, sold everywhere for #1.50 and 1.25, at . ‘Wool Felt Hata, in all shapes and colors, sold every- where for 87c. and @1 each, a) a me au ~_ G a Ss “ Specials which were offered in our Cloak Depart. ment will coutinue for the balauce of the week. A Very large assortmont of Capes from $1.50 10875, a af Take) a 812-814 7TH ST. N.W. Torzaws Veny Low Pues FOR VOTERS AND OTHERS, CLUB SATCHELS, Imitation Alligator (real eater", canvas lin, - isin. Linea, 10 in, ddim, 15in, 16im, m 1.80 ¢ O Gentine Grete Lester 82.70 $410 83.45 $1.00 S44 Genuine Grain Leather, leattier lined, 84.50 85. 13 Bo.73 Genuine Aliicator, @10 «611 ei #13 eis. TRUNKS. Leather, irou b 26m, 28in. B0in. 32 40in, 84.40 85.00 Leathe: 26.00 86.50 #7. vO eh Extra Quality Saiatoga, Lac $0.00 #10 Bll” Extra Quali $8.00 88.50 10.0 We mark these trunks with your uame aud put ou @ good stray, with leather loops, without charge. TOPHAM’S TRUNK MANUFACTORY, o2l-tutns 1231 Pennsylvaniasve. a.w. Horie Bros, BALTIMORE ‘Wesball display in parlors Cand D, Arlington Hotel of this city, On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY of this week A Selected Assortment ‘of Exclusive Novelties of Our Own Importation in FINE DRESS GOODS, CHOICE MILLINEBY, PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS, &o, Orders taken for Costumes and Bonneta Your presence with fricnds ie respectfully requested, y SS, TIT iPS v S33 “ml? S58 ra EN N re por o% Fe FE ENS FT DD oo PP FE NNN FE D 090 E NXN D 00 FEE NONN af DD A SEW LOT OF NEW SHAPES IN ASTRACHAN coco A Per. Rn SSy co 44 FPE g So AA RF ie coo A A P ere %ss8 > PLUSH JACKETS AND WBAPS, LARGE AND FINE STOCK OF AT VERY Low Prices, FUR TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS. B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, 1237 PENNA. AVE., THROUGH TO 413 13TH ST. s26-3m Suozs: Suozs: ‘The weather of today reminds you that BHOES Are necessary, and we remind you that our stock is the BEST IN THE CITY TO SELECT FROM, Because it contains nothing but the NEWEST STYLES, BEST MAKES And the LOWEST PRICES. HOOVER & SNYDER, 017-3m 1217 Peon ave ow, A Goo Tom ‘TO BUY ZEPHYR AND KNITTING WORSTEDS, Pest Quality Lmported Berlin Zephyr only 5 cents per lap. obsus. es on iottaus ink Omantows Wot Best Quality Imported Spanish Weel oaly 18 cents s lohg ns our stock insta without any advance APEONS. APRONS. fe are showing values in Ate Abapec Lou. dental eet Never oot hos tans S70 cams per pair; to go et 25 conta. lSIDS SOP Stas Der perro oar sigieyramasore tees A Sew Pieces left in Mattings to be sald cheap, CaRHART & LEIDT, and Bor cite Son ghee Cor. 12th and Pa. ave. oe SELBY'S, 1914 1916 Penn. eva