Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1890, Page 4

—_—— WASHIN G » 3 O MONDAY November 3. 1890. CHOSHY 5S. NOYES. east THE EVENIT@ STAR the fullest Local Clreuiation of au) \ewspaper in the World, vertist.4 .vediem ts worth than all the other payers published in Washington. On the eve of a Congressional election large discount must be made for exaggerated claims of partisans, Aside from these there are a fi Significant facts to be considered which m: ferve more or less asa guide. Mr. Blaine in bis speech at Philadelphia, closing the Penn- sylvania campaign, admitted a possibility that the republicans would lose the House of Rep- resentatives and suggested that such an event would only follow the political precedents, He very significantly pointed out that from the time of John Quincy Adams to Abraham Lin- coln, with one exception, every ad- ministration had lost its second Congress. The claims of the republican managers have very materially abated as the election day av- proaches, On the other hand the confidence of the democrats has increased correspondingly. In Massachusetts and other parts of New Eng- land the democrats expect to gain several members. They also look for gains in Pensyl- vania and in Iowa, Kansas and Michigan. The republicans will carry some of the Ohio dis- tricts which the democrats thought they had secured by the recent gerrymander. They may capture one or two seats inSouth Carolina, in consequence of the democratic faction fight now waging there. Elsewhere in the south the probabilities favor democratic gains, (Gen- erally the outlook is moro favorable for the party in opposition than for the party in con- trol of Congress. Indeed, many republicans are inclined to concede gains to the democrats, if not control of the House, and to point out with Mr. Blaine that such a re- verse is to be expected, following ‘the rule in the election of the second Congress of an administration. They claim that it the victory of the opposition is not overwhelming, and they do not for a moment concede the pos- sibility of such a thing, such a victory would be no indication of popular disfavor and of no very particular consequence in the course of national politics. Certain things have worked against the republicans in the campaign. The combinations with the farmers’ movement, &c., except in Indiana, are belicved to be adverse to that party. Here and there, in Obi0, New Jersey and South Carolina, the democrats have a weak spot that they may not be entirely able to cover, but with duo allow- ance for this advantage the field is more favorable apparently on the eve of election to the party out of power than to the party in con- trol of the government. The narrow margin between the present House before election con- tests were considered was thought to be con- siderably more than overcome by the demo- cratic gerrymanders, and it has been consid- ered that if the democrats could only hold their own in voting as compared with the last elec- tions they would gain control of the House. Failure to secure the House would under all the circumstances be more of a defeat to the €emocrats than loss of the House would be to the republicans. Ste A point of interest in the Maryland election tomorrow is the right of the federal super- visors to imspect the ballots. The attorney general of the state has given an opinion that neither under the state nor the federal statute does the right exist. The chief supervisor has directed that the federal supervisors simply demand the exercise of the right with the view of appealing to the courts when it is refused. No arrests are to be made on account of the claim. The United States revised statute on the subject gives the unquestionable right tothe supervisors to “inspect and scrutinize the man- ner in which the voting is being conducted.” Whether this language is comprehensive enough to include an inspection of the ballot itself is the question at dispute. Messrs. Dillon, O’Brien, Harrington and Sul- livan have come to tell the story of Tipperary and electrify America with the woes of Erin. Gov. Hill was promptly on-hand as La Cham- pagne steamed up New York harbor and gave the Irish representatives an official welcome. As nothing was seen of the otier presidential candidate of the democratic party, ex-President Cleveland, the profane by-stander remarked that David was “sly,” with the Bagstockian adjective, while Grover was doing the dignity act, perhaps writing a letter of welcome. — stalamPbmssate It gets worse and worse for the tories, At the municipal elections in England and Wales the liberals gained a considerable number of successes, As they have done far the best in the bye elections to parliament, the Gladston- ian plume waves aloft. The day for a change | of government or administration, as Americans would say, is evidently near at hand. a It is a great thing to constitute popular gov- ernments in 4 nation of sixty-two million souls. The trust of government itself is one of vast responsibility. How many voters as they cast their ballots will reflect upon the magnitude and far-reaching consequence of the simple duty they are performing? —__—————- a The greatest doers of things in modern times—Ohver Cromwell, Frederick the Great, poleon Bonaparte, Otto Bismarck and, after a long interval, Henry M. Staniey—have been men of colossal egotism. The egotist puts no brakes on his own genius, whatever he may put on other people. nga Holmes county, Ohio, is in Major McKinley's district and Holmes county is rock ribbed, copper lined, double riveted and weather- Doarded with a democracy that nothing south | of Mason and Dixon’s line can excel in its un- Bwervingness to the cause. And Holmes county sets the pace for the district, —— ene The “plain and honest talk” every candidate fs so anxious to give the voters on the eve of election is eubject to correction and revision at the polls. _ Mr. Stanley's “Story of the Rear Column” Will be a narrative of jollity and pleasure com- pared with the story of the Rear Columa that tomorrow will tell. $e ‘This is the hour when all the political doctors stund around the bedside of their patients and Suxiously wait for the turning of the dawn. $<. Just as was anticipated the German tariff commission does not favor tariff reprisal on the partof Germany and Austria for the French and United States tariff laws. Reprisais sel- dom cateb the game they are set for. —— The price of votes has gone up to $10 in Pennsylvania. They won't be worth a nickel a dozen after tomorrow night — Senator Cameron says he never talks tonews- Paper men. Neither docs Mr. Cameron's co- Senator. ee ee Some of the Chicago papers are making life @ burden to Mr. Frank Lawler, who doesn’t ask anything but to be sheriff of Cook county. ee ‘The question of the supply of nickel seems to be so much discussed lately that it is only Feasonabie to conclude that the slot machine men are busy on the inside, $< Mr. Ward McAllister is almost sorry he said anything about society as be found it and so is suciety. <2 ‘The dull thud is being hoisted aloft today to fall with its usual sickening effect on something tomorrow. ~~~» + = With horse races and elections both on in the same week the devotees of chance will not miss the suppressed lotterica A good many democrats are anxious to get the next House just to hear the republicans pleading for the rights of the minority. ro If there is anything except politics in the air Just now it does not appear very distinctly, A Wostvs Goon Wor, ‘We invited you here today to OUR witness our opening of Winter OPENING, —_Novelties, We pressed the invita- sersscsecsestesee tion because we knew we were making a display that would rivet your attention. Youcame—thanks! Were you not amply repaid? On every tongue was the sameen- thusiastic praise—“You've the most elegant gar ments we've ever seen.” It is truth—every word ofit BAEKS AND COMPANY. ————— ——r ‘The novelties we are showing are, WHAT Garments that were imported di- 18 HERE rectly by US from Paris, Berlin and TO SEE. London. By contract made only to seveeeseesee our order, They are not to be found ‘anywhere else on thiscontinent, With them we have mingled some of the most royal domestic modelling, THEY HAVE BEEN CONFINED EXCLUSIVELY TO US, In the first place they are in character and quality richer than you've had an opportunity of seeing here before. Why? Whoknows? For we have been repeatedly told today—“this,or that,wrap is just what I waut— and never could find it." There isnot ametrop- olis in the civilized world can show yous finer, & more varied assortment than Washington—since WE have entered the field—and noneever will. SAKS AND COMPANY. ——— seseewseeee To many s mind to “import” now- AWORD = adaya means to raise the price, ON PRICE, When our arrangements for these seeeresseese Garments were made the old sched- ‘ules were in vogue, The tariff didn’t bother thems bit, Beside that—just because they are exclusive—we haven't “piled the price on.” ‘That's not our way. What they are worth and no more, Don't hesitate to ask “how much” of ua We are never ashamed to tell you—and you'll bo agreeably surprised. SAKS AND COMPANY. A Neazez Loox. Effect is everything. Weare going to givo afow descriptions, Of course. you'll appreciate that cold type cannot portray the beautiful harmony of color and form—but it will incline your mind to ‘general idea that will entice you to make a sur- vey in person, That accomplished—and we're sat- isfled. SAKS AND COMPANY. Tz Dasosexiz. stesserteeree AN OPERA WRAP, Bronze Piush, heavily embroidered in tan-colored silk. Profusely trim- med with Ostrich Tips and silx knot- Tx Jux P AUL. seeee, ease ‘Made in combination of heavy Silk 4 LONG and shornCamel’s Hair, Collar,cuffs, GARMENT, snd front trimmed in Persian lamb, seesecseseese High shoulders; silk lined through- out, Tx Duaoxz. seesevereeeesse = Black Plush handsomely deco- ANOTHER rated in silk passementerie—Mod. LONG WRAP. ici collar, giving vest front effect— seeeseererseese Heavy silk girdle—high shoulders and quilted satin lining through- out, ila Scortaxp Gna. ve Broadcloth in Derby Tan—Five A CARRIAGE rowsof black velvet around the ‘WRAP. cape and down the front—Eight sctcaseeseense box plaits in the back running the entire length—and the whole yar- ment silk Mued. Tue Benzzoz. eeereeneseeee Gray Camel's Hair with inserted COACHING Velvet sleeves, tipped with leaf em- ROBE. Droidery silk—the same pattern eseosseeseeee Funning down the front Silk lined and caught at the corsage with aaingle silk frog. Tur Ebssoy. eteeeve White Plush with white collar of pale OPEN blue Ostrich Tipsand lining of same shade CAPE, of silk. The edge deeply trimmed with a seseesee = Combination of blueand gold thread and turquois beads, a Tur Aviapve. stteveeeeeneevs Gray Llama Wool in leaf pat- | RECEPTION terns. The cape comes toa “V," WRAP. ‘both back and front, of inlaid gray stecsseseseeves Velvet. Fringed edges and cord ‘and tassel, a Tar Gaaspnorz, seeeeteteereees = Double Breasted Southdown A WALKING Chevoit, Large Pearl Buttons and JACKET Black Velvet Sleeves embroidered ateecetecsterese in Gray Silk, Satin Facings, Notched Coliar of Embroidered Velvet. Taz Monco. ew Black Velvet Long Garment, STREET trimmed elaborately with Black WRaP Ostrich Tips. The sleeves to the sseserstesceetee Glbow are of heavey silk Passemen- trie over the velvet, Also around the shoulders where the sleeves are inserted. The Wrap fastens over the left shoulder, running diagonally down the front, and tscaught at the waist witha heavy silk fist cord and tassel tipped. Turse Azz Bor As Wonps out of a volume compared to the immense line we are showing. Each a novelty—an exclusive novelty, and as original and elaborate as art, taste and good Judyment can bring together, Every day is our “opening"—and whether it is simply an every day garment that is wanted, or, as {in the case of the above, something for special occa- ‘sions, you will find usin the best possible position to serve you. Old stock is something we have pot, Unreliable qualities weare proof against, But of the BEST— nothing can be too fine—for we believe—anchored ‘at fair and moderate prices—you want thet sort, SAKES AND COMPANY, MARSHALS OF FASHION, “ao |eareresg| | THE EVFNING &TAR: a W: Brom Ovs Suuzs T oxonnow. On our fourth floor we will put on sale tomorrow 5,000 yards of assorted English Brosdcloth Remnants. Thedo are 54 inches wide and represent all the latest fall shades, The price placed upon them is 98c. per yard and the actual value from the piece is at the low- est calculation $1.50, They run elegant length and aro something never before been offered, On our third floor we put on sale tomorrow 20 pieces 0f 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting at 16%, Thisiss staple brand, full width and excellent cloth. (Oe (00 sad Seok 0 pil ce als era, A Plush Jacket, London dye, good quality of satin lining, bigh sleeve, chamois pocket, at 68.98 This garment was made to sell for a great deal more money, but you know the reason for this cut im price, Also on the same floor 25 doz. White Lawn Aprons, 12}4c., with two rows of fagoting. On the first floor we shall put on sale tomorrow 20 oz, Men's Embroidered Night Shirts, 52 inches long , white and colored embroidery, at 48c, There is good value attached to that. Auoa 4button Kid Glove, im all the new dark shades, at 59e. Also 3 casesof Higgin's Laundry Soap st 2c. per cake, On the same floor wo will also puton sale Pears’ Transparent Soap, 10c. per cake. ‘We will give you fresh items and genuine bargains daily from each department. THE COMBINATION, KAUFMAN & SICKLE, 1t 12TH AND F 818, os EEES You will short!y want to make your appear- ance in a new Overcoat; if you haven't already eso you may consider this article specially addressed to you, In order to satisfy the most critical taste we imported a special line of CARR'S ENGLISH MELTONS 5 Aud BROOKS’ EXCELSIOR KERSEYS, In all tho Notable Shades, which we are making to measure for $40, “lined as you likeit" and tailored.-almosé perfection itself. OUR USUAL Array of Chinchillss, Beavers, Montagnacs, Vicunas, &c., in every conceivable color and quality. Prices graded to meot the wants of any pocket book. NNW cco Onn oF RX Nicco L t NNN I oo LLLL Luu 5 TITT HH EER . t int Fe T H EK tT OO kee TTIT nob oO LRRER 7 Oa OH OT oO RR $ aE. 83 Sy t AST tus “oo & ES 615 AND 617 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ‘The special price mentioned on Cheviots Jast week created a run on this class of goods, Price holds good until supply is exhausted, SUITS TO ORDER, $20. TROUSERS TO ORDER, 85. n3&5_ K™ {Nnaven AND, LITHOGRAPHER, PENNA, AVE."N.W. Visiting Cards neatly cgraved from your plate, n3-tr CITER'S OTTADIES? AND GENTLEMEN'S CAFE, 3OY 9th st, BW. Particular attention to theater parties, None but the best, n3-Im, N: Yorx Bocxwazat. New Bloater Mackerel, B. W. BURCHELL, 5-3 1325 F st. For Oxz Doran 1 Will engiave to order your address upon @ steel die, iu the most approved atyle. FIFTY CENTS Iwill furnish 1 Quire (24 Sheets) of Fine Note Paper and 25 Envelopes to mateh. (English Serge ts the latest.) FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS * 1 will stamp your address upon tho paper in Gold, Silver, Bronze or White duk ROBERT F. MILLER, Bookseller and Stationer, 530 15th st., Corcoran Building. —otT-Om CRABS WO SPECIAL BARGAINS IN MEN'S, SHIMTS be Camel's Htais'nt ade all lace in stock BLOM, Yab and 747 Sthstue aie Moe wees oe NOVEMBER 3, 1899—TEN PAGES. BA U/RGS POPULAB SHOP ALL TH A WHOLE WEEK'S OP : oe g & RR i ae Oe 6 GG R xEB GGG R BR BB A R (GGG. ana Ede 00 FFF TrIT # $8 fe fal fe ‘00 Fj (2 HOH kee | NOW IS YOUB CHANCE. READ THE LIST AND COMPARE NOTES. YOU CAN'T DUPLICATE THE VALUES GIVEN BELOW. y TTT Trt r g3 t a TRH ES cco uu Tt H EER OUT OF ALL NEW AND SEASONABLE MERCHAN BUSINESS A M x P y ¥ bad xX ¥ IN THE LIST EVERY DAY. A DAILY LOOK TH THE ARTICL TTTT # FR NNN TPR SS oS EVE T HHH EE °o OO NNN T HH E 6 Oo OO NNN ? #HH ERB NONN THEY TALK FOR THEMSELVES B MEN'S GOODS, Qhe. Neckwear. T-Jec. Handker Ali-woul White Underwear. Filan Bosom Unlaunderc ic. Natural Wou! Underwear, excellent value for orminal pric ize 2bc. Funcy Half ich Gloria Uimbrejlaw, silver crook! veh Gloria School Umbrellas... brellas. clined fur 81 Ver trimmed wood handios, UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT— WONDERFUL BARGAIN: 86 lain Chen fringed top 89 prir Ge, Milk Mand Stovls each U Fiush Top sees 21.29 each “rureoman Po 81.50 par icnilie’ Portiercsy itiuwed. top iow: $5.61 CHENILLE COVERS — EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES. Size... xX 44 64 Worth., U8 Special price.. ‘Also larger si ‘The opportunity 1s NOW. for_you to buy in our Up- hol-tery Departinent at prices that will save you the fitting Up of an eutire Fuom on the differeucs of our prices w.th others, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. $1 Ladies’ Richeliow Ribbed Wool Vesta, White or i anaes onset Vo, eac] -92c.each sca ‘Hosiery Un- Which are siready ower in price than any line TIDIES AND STAMPED LINENS. 0c. Novelty Lace Tidics. Ye. Slik aud Pinsel Stripe Scarfe” ae Colored ‘Contor Linen Bureau scaris, ringed all wround... B5er vt Futato aud Koil Covers. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, CAPS, &o. S50. Ladies’ Dark Flannel Skirts ‘(5e. Infants’ Linbroidered © Ladies’ "Niidid’Biess, good ‘wiusin ‘wicked ** embroidery yoke. 69c 82 Baum's ranitury Corse, White Ur Gray, i ufactured and iinported exciusively ior Us...$1.48 5c. French Woven Corvets, all sizes, well: makes, MILLINERY. “St Broad Brim Trimmed Hats, beaie TRIMMINGS, t off marked prices of all Purs, Cay ya Panto tol wai ac, cxoept those mentioned $i 50 “BO dm, Lynx Muff and Boa 82.50 set ‘Capes, have storm collars, fet 8. ate wer en ied Shege ‘yn imi, igh 84.98 ‘We guaraptes you that you can't the Tike e ‘what we offer you in Furs at the marked prices of goods, , NECKWEAR $1.98 Feather Boas., gy 38 Saties Pata Bottega fe a ‘ BAY PING PLACE, STREET. EES Ww ioeW WwW REE FER mE ‘yer eB” Bt ie 8 WO EB PS = PORTUNITY TO BUY KEE A Ty? £ s8Ss TTT E AA r 4 = KE AA , 4 cE a a a A NN ON & | RES 4 aa BAAN Sss5 PER A RR YEAR. ¥ ie SL PRS YOU SHOULD TAKE IT. WILL KNOW AS WELL AS WE DO THAT YOU WE HAVE PPP) RRR 00 FFF It TTT gS8, | a bP EE % F HF Bps8 DISE 80 AS TO MAKE THIS WEEK'S BALE AND EMORABLE ONE www It TITT FER SM MM <SSg wwww ny e* are & wy OFT RS: wow HoT kee BM & S65 ROUGH THE STORE MAKES PROFITS FOR YOU. ES BELOW ARE veya my ERE RRR gSSg V YH NNN Oc FE R VY oH OR NN ‘God Eee BoB Sss8 = ETTER THAN WE CAN FOR THEM. DOLLS. Dolls—5 jad 6a 30% Lary: LINENS, 4 styles of 50c. Turkey Red Teble Damask, 58 inches wide, Special prive S7}e. 20¢, All-linen German Damani cial price 15¢ othem. a Ee: Mull Blveched Linen De Doylies, 30c. u dozen, DRESS GOODS. Every piece of 50e. Plaid and Striped Dresg Seeds in one houee cle wank ck oS ‘China Silks, in all eveuuy shades, @7e. & BO pieces 20-inch #1 Pure Silk = Era: cxine, all new #4 ides, Stripod’ Plushies ‘ancy Work; were 81.50, LUW.. Toc.yard REDUCTIONS IN CLOAK AND SUIT DEPART- MENTS—Buargains unusual. Tailor-msdo Cashmore Suits, special pric ‘Tailor-made Cloth Suits, special price, Keeters, double-breasted, Gra: 1 price $1.’ seu" Newmuarkets, with capes, ii “Piside “aad Biripes, sizes 12,14 and 16, prices ranging $5 (0 812: special price 87.50 jsses’ Newmarkets, size ‘high as 87-00, special price GLOVES) You know our makes—they are standard and reli- able, ‘The special prices are extraordinary induce- ute, 81.50 Undressed 8-bu'ton Mousquetaire Gloves, all shades aud sizes, fitted to the hand at the counter. ton Moving siiotaires for mand JEWELRY. Novelties at egies low prices. Rolled Plate Watch Bracelets... land $125 Warranted hold Gold ‘iiings, settinws or plain bauds.. ¢. Sterling Silver and Heart Scart Pit n Shell or Ornamental Triangles “tle each Fine’ Koll-piate’ Graceiete, gold vat = Heal “Shell, 14 k's, Goi rling Silver Jewelry. Te. —— Garnet, LEATHER GOODS. 81.98 Real Alligator, Satin or Ooze-lined scr Leather Pocket Books. Misses’ C] hatelaius, oxidized” frame, Ladies’ Chatelain Bass, new frames. 0 19. Teal Calf, Morocco or Alli ‘Purves, with or withoutiusige pockets. Real Calf’ and Grain Pocket Books, ‘solid leather. Bold Le HANDKERCHIEFS. 7 to 25e. Fine White lored, = oc Handkerchtet iets, sas ba ace 20c. and de. HHaudkercliiets ‘Fine BUTTONS. 10¢. Colored Bone Buttons. BSc. Cut steel NOTIONS. 150. Stockinctte Dress Shields... . Langtry Gold Pain All Colors Dress Beitiny. earn Hose Sup) 1) Bixby's Shoo Polish. TOILET ARTICLES, Genuine Lubin's Extract, all odors. 5c, and Tse; Fine Touiet Soaps: pool ‘and Po footh Brushes. BOOK DEPARTMENT. PING PLACE. * lazer. THE FAIR. CORNER SEVENTH AND E STS. X. PROFIT. All business centers around Profit. It is the vitality of trade, the ambition of all, the object of your work and ours, But profit has more sides ‘than mere percentage, To us Sood reputation iss istinct profit, and thus ‘square dealing enters into @very transaction. Individual profits are small in our store, but the aggregate of ‘the sales is large enough to permit us to makes fair showing on the right side of the ledger. We have 8 particularly Attractive line of goods to call your attention to tomorrow. Pretty Japanese Creams. Gold Band China Double Gold Stippled Tinted Salt and Pepper Shakers. Decorated Japanese Butter Pistes... Gold Stippled Tinted Mustard Cruets, Large Bue and White Japanese Teapots... Fancy Brass Photograph Frames. Larxe Japanese Cake Plates... Pretty Luitation Cut Tumblers. Japanese Teapots Silver Plated Child's Set, 3 pieces in box, at.. New Pattern Crystal Giass Saucers, per dor., 4X Japanese Bread and Milk Sets. Nickel Tea Bells, Large Decorated Japancee Oyster Bowis. Handled Barbotine Vases. Hand Brushes... Handied Haud Brushes. 3-string Parlor Prooma.. Wood Toothpicks, 3 voxes.. A well-sclected line of 20x24 Artotrpesin solid oak frames. e1. ape globes, in all colors, only. Hand-painted Square-shape French Chins Cuspi- $2.69 THE FAIR, FRANELE & CO., CORNER OF 7TH AND H STS. N.W, oy Ts Mox UMENTAL, 937 AND 939 F ST, HH (00 4885 0 FER Hui 2g Se Hee Ee \ HoH “oo? Su8 Hike EE ¥ = ATWO DAYS’ SALE. Alist of bargains such as have never been offered before. Not one or two specials this time, but low prices for every quality, Before naming prices we will say that all our Black Goods, also the Fancy Hose with Black Boot wanted Fast Black, AND WE WILL REFUN| MONEY FOR ANY PAIR THAT RUBS OFF ON FEET O8 CLOTHING OR FADES IN WASHING, THE MONUMENTAL Lars: Buscx Hose. B5e, Fast Black Hose at, ...ccesssee: 39c, Fast Black Hose al Medium and Heavy Weight. 39. Ribbed Tops.. 50c. Kibbed Tops, 50c. Modium and Heavy Weight. 69c, Lisle Thread, 48c. Drop-stitch Lisles, 59c. Drop-stitch Lisles, 79c. Fine Lisle Thread, Laors: Fascy Hose. 100 dozen special, actual value 390... 2be. Fancy Cotton Hose,, 50c. Fancy Lisles, boot patterus ...., 69c. Finer Lisles, boot patterns....., $1 Fancy Lisle Drop Stitch... THE MONUMENTAL, Lous: Sux Hose We challenge any house in the country to duplicate our line of Fine Silk Hose. 89c. Plaited Silk Hose... oun Every Color aud Black, $1 Plaited Silk Hose... Every Color amd $1.25 Silk Plaited. weceneses BBC $1 Silk Plaited Hose.. et od Drop Stitch, Boot Pattern, €1.75 Silk Plaited Hose. ++ 81.19 Fine Drop Stitch. Boot Pattern. $2 Spun Silk Hose........ ooo Black and Colors, Also Boot Pattern, 3 Pure Silk Hose. 83.25 Pure Silk Boot Patterns. Black or Colored $4.25 Pure Silk Fancies.. steceeereess senses BR 29 Drop Stiteh. 85 and 86 Finest Fancy Novelties, Pure Silks..¢4.15 A Dozeu Different Styles, THE MONUMENTAL Geste Hur Hose. 25e. Fancy Half Hose. Black and Colored, 50c, Fancy Half Hose..... ed THE MONUMENTAL, Misses: Axp Cunpney's Hose ye nenerereeeeeees LOC 20c. Extra Heavy Fast Black... Bize 7 to 10. Fine Gauze, Fast Black, 2lc, forsize 7, Rise 3c. each xize. Very Fimo Ribbed Hose, worth 40c. for 7's, 310. for size 7. Kise 3c. Extra Quality Ribbed, value 50c. for 7's, 390, for ize 7. Rise Sc. . THE MONUMENTAL, ssemnereneeeseeees 2 de Usprewear-Vesrs Axp Paszs. ‘33c, quality Vests. 3c. quality Pants. 5c. quality kibbed ‘50c. quality Ribbed Vests... $1 Half Wool Kibbed Vests. Non-abrinkable—Short and Long Sleeves. % Woo! Ribbed Veats.. Value 1.10 ‘M Wool Ribbed Pants. Value $1.10. ‘Two styles $1 Ribbed Vests, White and Natural. ..81¢ $1.25 Pants and Vest... 1.10 Half Wool and All Pure Silk Vests—Light Blue, black, Pink, Yellow, Creme, Ked, Lavender... Actual value 75c. THE MONUMENTAL, Woot Axp Sux Vesrs. Black Wool Vest, high neck and low neck, 75¢. size 3. Rise 6c. each size. Value 89c. for size 3, Black Silk Vests, low neck and short sleeves, 1.39 for size 3, Rise 15c, Value $1.75 for 38. $8.50 Fine Silk Veste-imported fancy novelties, or od 26.98, $9.50 Farcy Novelty Vest, 87.25, THE RIBBONS AT 250. ‘The very best values ever'shown. eee ae eed «TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4) ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TWO IMPORTED GARMENTS, COMPRISING THE CHOICEST aND MOST EXPENSIVE NOVELTIES, WILL BE oF. FERED TOMORROW AT PRICES LITTLE MORE THAN THE COST OF IMPORTATION. PPP. A id a a ROYAL. Such prices thus early in the season needs an exnla- nation. While we do not make specialty of Im- Ported Wraps we annually invest a few thousand dol- Jars in them, The object is two fold, First: Asan ob- Ject lesson for ourselves, Second: To show our patrons the latest and correct European styles. ‘We have learned alesson from this season's impor- tations which is evident by the Domestic Cloth Jack- ets offered at 89 and @5and the Seal Plush Jackets at 815. You have also learned of the correct London and Paris styles an@ thus can appreciate the superior shape and finish cf ourdomestic garmenta The im- Ported wraps baving weildone their duty are now to be disposed of at very low prices THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Pass Maz Crom Jackers Thirteen Chevron Cloth Jackets, reefer style, faced With astrakhan fur, @18, and $25 each, Price according to amount of fur used. Four Beaver Jackets, with revere of astrakban, Waistcoat hand embroidered, $14, $27 We request a very critical examination of the materials and finish of these garmeuts and also ask that you will test their fitting qualities. Eughteen dol- lars will then seem low price to you, if you arca connoisseur, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued bel Benuus-Mavz Sux Jackets Eleven Jackets, rade of Matalesse Silk and faced with wool seal and astraklan, roll collars, with and without vest frouta, 37 and $40 are high prices aud yet low prices, A riddle a visit of iuspection will solve. Four Jackets, without fur trimming T each THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued bel: Lospox-Mavr Seat Jackers, The prices will tell you they are not real seal; the f would, nor would the fluish Five ith rol collars of astrakbau, are @20, €22, nd $30 respectively. Eleven Jackets, with collar, revere and cuffs of the fashionable astrakLan fur, rauke in price from @25 to 637. LONDON-MADE CLOTH JACKETS, Twenty-three Jackets of Best English Beaver, faced with astrakhan, fastenings of braid « la militaire, 12 and 814 each. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Nise Sear Prvsu Visrres, The choicest garments of this collection of im- ported novelties. Made of the fashionable lack Seal Plush, elaborately baud embroidered. trimmed =< the correct Silk gord fringe. Prices, * 827, £40,045, 949, and $09. Theurment at 809 in embroidered in representation of @ vine, the leaves being of Applique Silk; 8 work of art worth coming to see if there was not another wrap in the collection, Three Seal Plush Visites, with real Seal trimmings, 017 and $20, HAVE YOU A CHILD? A few imported garments for misses and children at Prices of domestic goods. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Dusss Goovs Axp Tanounes SPECIAL SALE PRICES, Perhaps the greatest surprise will be the Broadcloth Robes at $10.98, They buve a Black Astrakhan band 7 inches deop and are embroidered above, You may have seen them before elsewhere, but never at lose tuan €15 the robe, ‘The Camel's Hair Robes at $8.50 is another price surprise. Lovely tints of Plum, Slate aud Terra Cotta form an artistic background to the Black embroidery; $10 would be cheap for these robes, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below). $1 Wannaxren Buscx Suxs. It doesn’t interest you how we camo by these Silke, ‘We need only tell you that thongh they are not regu Ide stock wo WARKANT EVERY ¥AKD. More than that, weclaim better values than ever before offered by us for $l yard. ONLY A FEW PIPCES. 3 pleces #1.25 quality Black G. G. Suk, quality Faille Prancaise....,...81 yard 2 picoes $1.19 quality Surah Silk... 2 pieces $1.25 quality Satin Rhadame. 68 We have compared the qualities with our regus lar stock, but we think samples will show the quali: ties usually offered at $1.19und €1.25 « yard will not equal them, THE PALAIS ROYAL, _{Continued belo 50c. Darss Goors Fon 390. ' All our 50c. Wool Dress Goods until Wednesday evening ONLY 39 CENTS. Check Suitings, Plaids, French Plaids, Scotch Plaids, Cheviot Plaidy AND 40-INCH BLACK BRILLIANTINE, which 4 extraordimary good value at 50 cents a yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 80c Scrmscs Fon 69c. Besides the 80c. Plaid and Striped Serges we inclnde the 89c. Mixed and Check Cheviots; also our ccle- brated 80c. Silk Finish Henriettas, in ull the autuua and winter shades, «Continued below.) aT 10 PERCENT DISCOUNT. THE PaLals ROYAL, — Suitings until Weduesday evening, st 10 percent off ‘the marked THE PALais ROYAL (Continued belcw.) Dnuss Trnanse Bascarss. Novelties are here as costly as $16 = yard, but for Lacts-10 Pex Cexr Daiscovxr. Until Wednesday evening you may demand 10 per