Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1890, Page 4

a. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TARURSDAY CROSBY 8. NOYES... THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Lecal CRAWFORD SHOE STORE, NO. 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, NOVEMBER 13, 1890, Clreulation of any Newspaper in the Wertd, Tur Ruusoxs War and as an Advertising Medium ts worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. —_—_—_— There exists in some quarters a misappre- hension as to the representative character of the legislative branch of the general govern- ment. It is assumed that +because certain things seem to certain persons to be established as the result of the elections of last week the Present Congress is bound to take cognizance of popular opinion so far as to change existing Jaw to accord with supposed popular judg- ments. If this obligation existed it would change the kind of representation heretofore obtaining under the Constitution in this repub- lic to a representation like that of lib- eral imonarchies where the government changes with changes in the com- plexion of the popular house of the legislature. The fact is clear that each Congress is its own master for all constitutional purposes under the peopie who constituted it. No other people can or should be considered its creator. The Congress chosen in 1888 must legislate without dictation except so far as it may be willing to receive suggestious, Under the Constitution and in accordance with the North American theory of republican govern- ment representation and not litera! instruction is the rule and practice. There is no direct ref- erendum as to ordinary laws, as in Switzerland. ‘The only consideration which will address it- self to the Fifty-first Congress in determining whether it will adhere to or modify its course f action is that of expediency. The party in control of it may decide that the recent elec- tions furnish to it no warning, that the causes of defeat were so complicated and varied that no modification of its policy can meet the case, and that public sentiment upon the great questions at issue between the purties, if expressed at all im the balloting, was based upon a misunder- ing which may be removed before another election, In this event the Fifty-first Con- gress will stand by its guns and carry out the campaign which it has planned. If onthe other hand itis decided that the election is an unmistakable expression of public opinion upon certain points now at issue be- tween the parties, so decided as not to admit of reversal within two years, then to ignore the warning would be to invite certain defeat, and no politician or legislator would be so foolish as to take this course. While in this event the Fifty-first would not be under any obligation to anticipate the Fifty-second Congress, there would be excellent reasons why the republican leadership in the former body should somewhat alter its course. Absolute consistency in things political is treated as the virtue of fools only. a The loss of a fine cruiser, H. M. S. Serpent, on the Spanish coast, accompanied by the drown- ing of three hundred Englishmen, did not restrain the first lord of the admiralty from being very jolly at a banquet held at the moment of announcing the terrible event. In the tragi-comedy of humanity tears and smiles are often mixed, but in this case the propor- tions were not well ascertained by the chemist who undertook the task. Of course London clubs are scandalized—that is, the liberai clubs. ———S es The Thurman Ciub of Columbus, Ohio, will give a banquet this evening in honor of the seventy-seventh birthday of Allen G. Thur- man. Among the public men of the recent past and the present Mr. Thurman takes high rank, as much for his sterling integrity and high moral courage as for his ability, expe- rience and public usefulness. Few men of any party in any ers of our national history are so well entitled to popular respect as the “Old Roman. —_—— + Did Jay Gould bring on the New York finan- ial flurry in order to pick up such unconsid- ered trifles as the Union Pacific railroad? This is the present Wall street conundrum. The ques- tion involved is whether there are wreckers in Wall street who would not scruple to throw the republic’s ship of financial prosperity upon the rocks, spreading ruin and death, in order to gain possession of a coveted pieco of the wreekage. Citizens who pay for postal facilities aro in- formed by the Postmaster General that they are to be protected against the jokes of postal employes, Mr. Quay is vindicated as very much alive at least in the post office depart- ment, Mrs. Watkins is sensibly restored to her position in the post office,—and everybody is Lappy. —————— + Mr. O’Brien, the Montreal correspondent who sent out the dispatches concerning an al- Jeged disturbance in which Prince George of Wales took » hand. has been indicted for the Offense. Aman witha name lke that ought to have known better than to reflect upon any- thing English in Canada. _____ Some of our congressional methods, intensi- fied, have been adopted by the Mexican con- gress and yesterday a challenge to fight a duel was issued on the floor and the statesman challenged said that he would go outside and settle it As yet it is unsettled. a If New Hampshire doesn't get over the elec- tion pretty soon large droves of Ku Klux and flocks of Bull Dozers and hordes of “visiting statesmen” will begin to tramp up and down her fertile valleys and picturesque mountains. $e If it be true, as suggested, that the Vice Presidential candidacy goes with the Speaker- ship of the next House the chances of Messrs. Crisp, Blount, Mills and otuer southern men ——— + The democrats have becn changing governors down in Georgia and now they waut to change Senators. The farmers think they are political motors in both changes, and the pressure of facts may make them so. a Alabama's governor comes up entbusiasti- cally as a chronicler of the state's progress and bis screed reads like a fable out of the Arabian ‘Mights, relating the marvellous works of coal and iron genii whom Alabama has subjected to her service, eo If Me. Jay Gould has obtained control of the Union Pacific perhaps he will settle some of the clauns of the government against that road. Mr. Gould surely cannot plead poverty. a — — The Secretary of the Navy is cautioned to have all car flats and coal scows and tugs re- moved from the premises of Pensacola bay dur- ing the naval maneuvers in those waters, ——_—--——— Mr. Chris. Magee of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, is @ prominent republican, who is at present utilizing all his spare siceve space for the ac- Commodation of his laughs a An enthusiastic and pe netrative Anacostia democrat has discovered that the democracy ! carried all of the original thirteen states at | tbe last election. $$ + Senator Gorman is busy these days looking over the democratic assortment of gifts trying to make up bis mind what to choose, oa The Cincinnati Commercial Gawite intimates very strongly that Ben Butterworth is a free trader. ———— —- ‘There is nothing inbarmonions in a Thanks WE CAN SELL OUR HAND-SEWED (CRAWFORD SHOR FOR GENTLEMEN FOR @4 ARE THESE: WE MAKE EVERY PAIR WE SELL AT OUR OWN FACTORY IN BROCK- TON, MASS. WE SELL EVERY PAIR WE MAKE “ aT RETAIL THROUGH OUR OWN CRAWFORD SHOE STORES. NO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL SHOE DEALER CAN BUY A PaIROF OUR SHOES EXCEPT AT OUR REGU- LaR RETAIL PRICE, WHICH I8 PLAINLY STAMPED ON THE BOT- TOM OF ALL OUR SHOES, WE SELL OUR ENTIRE PRO- DUCTION AT RETAIL, AT ONE FAIR PROFIT. THE SALE OF OUR SHOE IS 80 LARGE, THE COST OF SELLING 18 REDUCED TO THE MINIMUM. BY OUR METHOD OF DOING THE SHOE BUSINESS WE ARE ENABLED TO LEAVE IN THE SHOE THE PROFIT MADE BY THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER ON SHOES SOLD IN THE USUAL WAY. WE NEVER CUT PRICES OR HAVE ANY SHOFWORN SHOES TO SELL AT A DISCOUNT; THEREFORE OUR AVERAGE PROFIT IS NOT REDUCED FROM THESE CAUSES, WHICH REGULAR DEALERS ARE OBLIGED TO STAND. WE ARE OBLIGED TO KEEP OUR GOODS UP TO THE HIGHEST STANDARD IN ORDER TO COM. MAND THE CONTINUANCE OF A CUSTOMER'S PATRONAGE. OUR IN- VESTMENTS AND OBLIGATIONS INVOLVE LARGE RESPONSIBILI- TIES, AND WE SHOULD BE POOR MERCHANTS IF WE DID NOT USE EVERY ENDEAVOR TO DESERVE THE CONFIDENCE OF THE PUBLIC. WE FEEL CERTAIN THAT WE MAKE THE BEST SHOE MADE IN ANY COUNTRY FOR THE MONEY, AND OUR SUCCESS CONVINCES US THAT IN SECTIONS WHERE OUR SHOE IS SOLD THE WEARERS OF FINE SHOES ARE FAST FINDING IT our. WE USE THE BEST OF MATERIALS: AND EMPLOY THE MOST SKILLFUL LABOR, BUY EVERYTHING FOR CASH AND SELL ONLY FOR CasH. ALL OUR SHOES ARE MADE ON OUR OWN SPECIAL SHAPED LASTS, IN ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS, WE CAN FIT ANY FOOT AND ARE ONLY THE BETTER PLEASED WHEN A PURCHASER IS PARTICULAR TO BE PROPERLY FITTED. BOUVE, CRAWFORD & CO, CORPORATION, MAKERS. WASHINGTON BRANCH STORE, nls 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. — G00 = TOMORROW (Friday), November 14, 1890, FINE SATIN HUCK TOWELS, Size 20 by 40, One of those bargains everybody is looking for. Tt means good value when we take such space as this foroneitem. They might hold out until evening, If they do all cailers will be supplied, REMEMBER THE PRICE: TTITH A RER p 4 H HE T HEH FE T # HE t u EEK BBR IINN NW rvrr b, RO RTNN SAN T HORSE Bae iw XNA“S F Loo 8 RA” 12TH AND F 8TS NW. KAUFMAN & SICKLE, We make our first Glass Window Display as TOMORROW, Doveras & Brno. NINTH ST,, .’ INTER-OCEAN BUILDING, HIS itis CORSETS. We have every atand- | P| Taha, ond it ah stylex. mith department ies been a svecial one with us for years, ani our knowledge and facilities are such that we can suit every one, ou Friday, Saturday and Moulay we unk the fol- ty z ice 2fard Frimged Motle Cloth 4c. Bureau ts for tise. loz. 14-yard Fringed Momie Cloth 39c. Bureau Scarfe tor sho siving proclamation from Gover nor Hill, 1 The bandans is today the reigning rag in Onio. Sercractzs, Exz Grasses. PERSONS WHO FIND THEIR EYESIONT FAILING SHOULD HAVE A PAIR OF BPEC- TACLES OB EYE GLASSES SKILLFULLY ADJUSTED aT 918-8, (uum be nat for 236. ‘dos. her's Fringe, Tedor 2 for Abeat bu 25 Bowers 360, One lot y Sec Caan Seamus eerie DOUGLAS & BRO, nl3 ‘Binth st. 00 SWI ry 24 § gecorary ne Sold by ©. CHRINTIAR Seen, ‘ments of which have become broken. If youcan use ‘anything on-the list below buy it, forim doing eo you make a ssving that is not to be slighted, 1 pair Nottingham, was $1.35, Red Ticketed 98. pair, 1 pair Nottingham, was €2.25. Hod Ticketed 61.78 pair. ‘ 3 pair Nottingham, was $3.25. Red Ticketed $2.38 S pair. 3 pair Nottingham, was $4.50. Red Ticketed 63.48 air. 1 pair Irish Point, was 86. Red Tickoted 83.98 pat, * 1 paie Tambour, was 5, Red Ticketed 83.98. 1 pair Tambour, was 8%, Red Ticketed $5.08 pair. ‘1 pair Tambour, was @11. Red Ticketed $8.68 pair. And other Odd Curtains at the ame low prices. A lot of 85e. Ecru Nottingham Curtains, 50¢. pair. 83 to $3.50 Turcoman Portiers, chenilledada, Ned Ticketed 82.68 pair. 87 2-yard-wide Turcoman Portieres. @5.38 pair. $9 All-chenille Fringed Odd Portieres, RedTicketed 86.18 pair, 82.50 Plush-top Table. Rod Tickoted $1.25. 15e. Imt, Madras, light and pretty designs. 100, yard, 15e, Mitkmaia Stools, be. JAPANESE WARE AND PICTURES. ‘98c. and $1.25 Pictures, hard wood or oxidized frames, 11x14 inches. Red Ticketed 39¢. eacb. 0c, dozen Individual Butter Plates, Red Ticketed 30c, dozen. A lot of Japanese Cups and Ssucers, Creamers, Sugar Bowls, Fancy Mustard Dishes, &c., &c., worth 50c. to 75e. Red Ticketed 250, each, WRAP DEPARTMENT. Alot of 89 English Corkscrew and Beaver Cloth Jackets, Hed Ticketed $3.25 cach, N 6 96 Newmarkets. Red Ticketed $2.75. — ‘Misses’ Ccats, sizes 4 to 12, Ked Ticketod 82.75. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Alot of @1.25 Frevch Felt Bonnets, good eolorsand shapes, Red Ticketed 58¢. cach. 26c, “*Nelly Bly” Cashmere Caps, all colora, Red Ticketed 15c. each, $1.08 Augrettes, colors Turquoise Blucs, Yellows and Old Rose. 98¢. each, 8c. Natural Birds. Red Ticketed 35c. each. 2c. Velvet Ribbons, satin back, all colors, Red Ticketed 10c. yard. THE EVENING: STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 OFFICE OF W. a. PIERCE & 0O., SUCCESSORS To E. G. DAVIS, ‘719 Market Space, Cor. Sth st. $10,000 worth of Black and Gray Dress ‘Goods at “cost.” We must have room forour immenee purchase of Holiday Goods, which is Gaily arriving, and in order to have some place to show them we have decided to make room in the rearofthe store, To do this we will be compelled to reduce our large stock of Mourn- ing Dress Goods, so until further notice (to make room) we will give you the pick of our choice and superb collection of Dress Fabrics Bt prime “cost” This includes all of the Staples as well as novelties, such as “Ecroyd's” Silk Warp Henriettas, Drap de Almse, &c., &c., “Priestley's” full live of Silk Warp Goods, “Lapin's” Camel's Hair of all ‘weaves and patterns, Black and White and Gray Goods m novelties and staples, Diack 8ilks of all weaves, such as Gros Grain, Surah, Satin Rhadame, Drap de Alma, Armure Sud all of the novelties in vogue. The prices that you will get these desirabie goods at dur- ing our “cost” sale will insure yous net saving of about 25 per cent. To give you an illustra tion we will give you a few of the regular prices and the “cost” price, so that you can see the difference: 4€-in. Wool Henrietta, Regular price, 81.00; cost 80. 1890—TEN PAGES. Tarr Youre Exrentesce THR SHOE. TRADE ENABLES US TO OFFER THE BEST MADE GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES, OUR $3.45 LADIES Hané-sowed Fair-stitched Finest Dongols Batton, tipped and plain, are equal to any 85 shoo soldintown. Our 4 ay 1 Be i x ft Say my = OE wt GENTS’ Hand-sewed Calf Boots, Button, Laco and Congress Gaiters are good value at $5, AY 4&3 52 ee 938 ae = a Oe We cell “LADIES'” Hand-welt Fair-stitched Don- sola Button, “GENTS'™ Fine Calf and Graia Gaiters 46-1n. Wool Henrietta, Reyuler price,75c. ; coat 6c. | *B4 Dots, Lupin’s Cashmere,40 in. Regular price, 6234¢. ;cost 500 42-1. Cashmere. Regular price, 75c.; coat 60c. French Serge, 46-in. Regular price, 65c.; cost 50e, Lupin's Berge, 46-in. Regular price, 75c.; cost 600. Camel's Hair, rough effect, 54-in, Regular price, 81.25: cost 81.00, Camel's Hair, rough effect, 54-1n. Rogular price, $1; cost 80c, Freuck Diagonal Cloth, 42-in, Regular price, 75¢.; . pout 60e, Wool Armure Cloth, 42-in, Regular price, 75c.; cost 60c. Lupin's Cashmere Shawis, all qualities, double and single, Lupto's Vells, all sizes and qualities, That this stock is all new, desirable andof ‘this season’s importation is readily seen upon examination, The regular prices quoted wo ‘Will guarantes to be the lowest market values, Yot until further notice you can buy anything in those desirablo Dress Fabrics at the orixinal ‘wholessle “cost.” Naturally this willcrestes “rush” for bargains. 80 it will be wise to come early before the cream of these goud things are Picked over, 1 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AND CORSET DEPART- Ax U wuzanv-Or Mask Dows 12 $1.98 Muslin Gowan lightly soiled, Red Tick- eted SL each Ladies’ 29c. Fancy Stamped Aprons, Red Tickoted 13¢. each. 10 $2 C.P, (ala Sirenc) Corsets, Red Ticketed $1 pair. Infants’ 50c, Worsted Caps, Red Ticketed 3Sc.cach. STAMPED LINEN GOODS AND TIDIES. 35c, Hot Roll and Potato Cloths. Red Ticketed 2le. each. Stamped Pillow Shams, Red Ticketed 123¢c, Pair. 98c. to $1.38 Tinted Bureau Scarfs, Tidies, Covers, &e, Red Ticketed 48c. each. 13c. Stamped Tray Covers, Red Ticketed 9c. each. #1.98 Fine Stamped Bureau Scarfs, Red Ticketed 96c. each. 50c. Stamped Momie Bureau Scarfs, knotted fringe, Site. each, LACES AND EMBROIDERY. “24g and 15¢e. Torchon Laces, Red Ticketed 9c. a yard, tesa 18s. Cnnieio Bizing, Red Ticketed 123¢c. 8 x 50 and 5c. 22-inch Cambric Embroidery, Red Tick- eted 39c, a yard. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. 25 pair of Children's 25¢. Ribbed Wool Hose,assorted colors. Red Ticketed 18c, patr. 25c. Ladies’ Fast-black Hose, Red Ticketed 2lc. pair: & pairs 81. 15 Ladics* Camel's Hair Vests and Pants. Vests, sizes 26, 28, 30, 32; Pants, 28, 32; were $1.25, Red Tick- eted 08e. each, Ladies’ 79¢. Richelieu Ribbed Wool Vests, Whiteand Red. Red Ticketed 50c. each. NOTIONS AND WORSTEDS, 19¢. Imported Germantown Wool, all colors, Red Ticketed 12}60. # hank of 2 ozs. Ade. Shappe Sik Garter Elastic. Red Tieketed 10c. y 10c. Saratoga Shoe Dressing. Red Ticketed 7c. » Je. botti 15c, Bilk-stitch Bone Casing, all colors. 9c. piece. TOILET ARTICLES. 1éc. Ffrenche’s Bay Rum. Red Ticketed 9c. bottle, 3 Cakes of Soap ins fancy collar box, 19c.® box, Blue Seal Vaseline. 4c. a bottle, JEWELRY AND FANS. 98c. Satin Fans, Pink, Biue and Cream, leaf painted. 48c. each, 1.18 and $1.25 Painted Silk Gauze Fans, new shapes. 89c. each. Black Satin Fans, pretty painting h. New Pattern Scarf Pins, Red Ticketed 180, designs in Moonstone, Turquoise and Garnet Hearts, Red Ticketed 210. each. 50c. Rolled Plate Bracelets. Red Ticketed 39c. each, 68 and 75¢, Sterling Silver Hairping, Red Ticketed 5 Gc. each. LEATHER GOODS. Real Alligator, Morocco and Grain Purses, were 124% 15, 18e. Red Ticketed 10¢, each. Odd Pockets and Card Cases, worth 750, to $1.25. Red Ticketed 590. each. 98c, Boston Shopping Bags, two styles, Red Tick- eted 79c. each. New $1.50 Chgtelains, Black and colors. Red Tick- eted $1.25 each, DRY Goops, M''r's remnants of 4-4 Bleached Cottons, 5 and 10- yard lengths, worth Uc.s yard, Red Ticketod 66. 8 yar 16 pieces of 45c, All-wool Colored Tricots, 36 inches wide. Red Ticketed 345c. s yard. 7 pairs of 10-4 Gray Woolen 81.50 Blanketa. Red Ticketed 81 pair, 5 Bed Comfortables, slightly imperfect, 430. cach, HOUSE LINENS DEPARTMENT. ‘Odds and onds of 25¢. Knotted Fringe Damask Tow- els, 1c, each. . 5-4 75c. Table Covers, colored borders, Red Tick- eted 49c. yard. 7 8-4 83 Table Bets, eeru or bleached, with colored Dorders, Red Ticketed $2.19 a set, BUTTON DEPARTMENT. 2c. Fancy Metal Buttona Red Ticketed 10c. doz. 20c. Colored Bilk Bullet Buttons, Red Ticketed 10¢. dozen, All 25¢, Steel Buckles, Red Tickoted 18c. each, NECKWEAR 25e. Ruching, 6 yards inabox. Red Ticketed 18. box. oo Bibs, lace trimmed. Red Tickoted 6c. enc! 82.75 Ostrich Feather Boas, all colors, Red Tick- ted $1.98 each, GLOVE DEPARTMENT. $1 4-button Kid Gloves, sizes 5}, 5%, 7 and 7%. Red Ticketed 59c. pair. Children's 250. Cashmere Gloves, small sizes, Red Ticketed 15c. pair. HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. a Colored-border Homstitched Handkerchiefs, 9c. eacl 50c. White Embroidered and Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, 31c. each. UMBRELLAS. 50 $2.25 Genuine Gloria Umbrellas, handsome silver handles. Red Ticketed €1.69 each. 25 $3 and @3.25 Genuine Gloria Umbrellas, new de- sem tn ‘twisted natural handles, Med Ticketed $2.69 exch. 100 $1.75 Gloria Umbrellas, handles silver crook. Red Ticketed $1.35 each. pica AND FURS. Children's h Sete, Mug and wero $1.50. Red Ticketed 1.19 set. seine $5 Black Coney Capes, satin lined. Red Ticketed 84.26 each. ‘SOc. Feather Trimmings. Red Ticketed 19¢. yard, 2be, Colored Silk Gimpa. Red Ticketed 10c. yard, MEN'S GOODS. 2lc. Fancy Half Hose. Red Ticketed 12! . a Pring Me. pair. each. Hw 40. Med Ticketed ore each. — ‘Tbe. Belf-lighting Pocket Cigar Lighters, 50c. each. Linen H feesesall co tus messure, 2 eseen Bil ames pon Bos = ke Raa ae IN EVENING GOODS. ‘The prices we have marked these goods seem Fidiculous, but they will make them move in a very rapid manner. Figured, Striped and Brocaded Gauzes, for evening wear, in colorings of Canary, Pink, Mode, Light Bluo, Cream, Cardinal, Slate. Regular price, $2.75. Reduced to 7ic. yard. Srzrrzp Guvzs, Point D'Esprit Nets, Figured Brussels Net, Striped Brussels Not, Russian Net, in Tinsel effect and plain colors, as follows: Black and Gold, ‘Red and Gold, White and Silver, Blue and Gold, Pink and Gold. Black and Silver, ‘White and Gold, Cream and Gold, ‘Blue and Silver, ‘Canary and Gold, Mode and Silver, Mode, Pink, Nile, Slate, Light Blue, Cardinal, Canary, Navy and White. Regular prices, $1.25 and 82. Reduced to 50c, yerd. NOTICE— ‘These goods will be sold for cash only and n0 discounts will be allowed, W. A. PIERCE & CO., Successors to E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, Cer. 8th st, 1 Have you seen the bargains wears off ering in our Hat and Ribvon departments? THE BON MARCHE, Tor Box Masous more me gt PouP BE sat ul RK - In calling your attention to our Fur Department we do 80 with pride, as we know our prices to be right whon quality is taken into consideration, and we have in stock almost anything you may call for, Coney Capes at $4.98. Russian Hare Astrakhan Fur Capes, 810. Astrakhan Fur Capes, extra fine, $15, Baltic Seal Capes, $153.50. Cape Seal Capes, $18. ‘Wool Seal Capes, $12. Children's Thibet Capes, $6 to $10. ‘We alao have complete lines of Capes in Krimmer, Oposum, Monkey, Marten aud Thibet, Also a com- plete line of Muffa, Boas and Collars. THE BON MARCHE, nlg 316 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Norwzoun Cop Liuvez Ou. FRESH STOCK CAREFULLY SELECTED FROM THE BEST AND HIGHEST-PRICED BRANDS. BRIGHT, LIMPID AND SWEET. PiNT BOTTLES, 50 CENTS. SMALL BOTTLES, 25 CENTS. ‘W. 8. THOMPSON, PHARMACIST, 703 15TH BT. PTT TTT TTT TTT 213-3m Is our price for MEN'S Scotch Bottom, Double Soles, Easy Walking Bals, LADIES’ Glove Kid, Dongola and Pebble Goat, Lace and Button. 8 at ag er AM sates WS ek Bests = ‘MEN'S and Boys’ Solid Shoes, LADIES’ and Misses’ Button. Woolen Flannel Lined Shoos and Slippers. 3 ea, -) By x 58 R334 coo S Boys’ and Girls’ School Shoes, RUBBER BOOTS ana Shoes, [ttt = [t-te] ae He RRR bt Mad Bm eo UNS PREG BER BB R B UU N NN . : 402 7TH ST. N.W. it Bee; The Vid Woman in the Window. “OUR OWN" THERE IS NO LINE OF 82.50 SHOES MEN'S SHOES ON SALE IN FORMEN, .WASHINGTON TODAY THAT HAS SUCH A WIDE- “OUR OWN” SPREAD, FAVORABLE REP. $2.50 SHOES FOR MEN. UTATION aS “OUR OWN” 2.50 SHOES. IN FIT, STYLE AND DDRA- 508HOES BILITY THEY ARE EQUAL FOR MEN. TO MOST 86 SHOES. “OUR OWN" THE WHOLE PRODUCT OF 82,50 SHOES AN ENTIRE FACTORY FOR MEN. 18 CONSUMED “BY US, THESE GUOD8 Pass “OUR OWN" THROUGH THE HANDS.OF 82.50 SHOES NO MIDDLEMEN, ANDTHE FOR MEN. VAST QUANTITY WE SELL OF THESE SHOFS EX- PLAINS WHY WE CAN SELL THEM 80 LOW. “OUR OWN” eoececcce COS CfCCOCS = B53 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 SEVENTH ST., 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., 231 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 3B it Gazar Constoxment Suz. $90,000 WORTH OF FINE CUSTOM- MADE CLOTHING On consignment from s large manufacturer who is overstocked and in need of ready cash. Sale to begin SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, AT 8 AM. Prices to be one-half of actual wholesale cost, 85 styles Men's Suits, 85; actual value $11. 60 styles Men's Suits, 88, including Cheviots, Cassi- meres and Worsteds; worth $16, $10 will buy choice of 70 styles Men's Suits, Cork- screws, Cheviots and Fancy Worsteds; actual value 8x2. . Elegant Dross Suite, cutaway or Prince Albert, $15; actual value @32. 600 Men's Overcoats (Beavers and Kerseys), 85; actual vaine $11. 400 Dress Overcoate (all weight: 016. 650 Overcoats (all shades), @11; actual value $24. Elegant Fur Beavers, Kerseya, Montagnacs, Elysisns, actual value Wu H. McKyewss Dany Lerren, | #:: #25: custom tatlors charze 840. Every garment THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1890, Do you fully appreciate the advantage of making an early selection? With the Bext cold snap will come a grand scram- ble for Coats and Cloaks, Why not se- eure your Cost or Cloak now, while you can do so loisurely and satisfactorily? Ht WILLIaM 8B. JEFFERSON, Profusely Miustrated with Portraits of Actors and Actresses of his aud the present A SUPEEB VOLUMB, ‘Bound in White Vellum. 94 ' ROBERT ¥. MILLER, Bookseller and Stationer, s7-6m : 530 15th ot., Corcoran building, Canrers. ‘and Velvet mare me Seeing Setene, mags ora 8,12 by @, by 10,14 by 21, 15 by 12. Having purebased these moods before ‘e-Sen 1828 F st. guaranteed.as represented (or money refunded) by the “NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, 311 7TH ST. N.W. CONSIGNMENT SALE. i - won > > Regular Cloerg Out #1 so iit 2.50 2.00 Bs 2 aR 4.5 ae oti} “Black Goods, “Biankets.” “Wrapa” “Boys Clothing,” “Men's Belongings,” “Muslin Un- Gerwear” and others, We would suggest an early call as possible, as the best are sold during ‘the morning. You can find Remnants ‘promi. Reptly displayed on tables tu front of their re- apective departments. LL JSexsevs, 1 Lady's All-wool Myrtle Green Jersey, with mohair braid trimmings Size 36. Regular rice, @3.50. Remnant price, ¢2.7: 1 Lady's All-wool Cardinal Jersey, tucked yoke, with Black fancy stitching and full sleeves. Size 34. Regular price, €4.50, Rem- ant price, $2.50. 2 Ladies’ All-wool Brown Jerseys, trimmed, with Black mobair braid, in military style Size 34 and U6. Regular price, $3.50. Rem- hant price, €2.50. 1 Lady's Ali-wool Navy Bue Jersey, with smocked yoke and emocked full sleeves. Size my Price, €4.50, Rempant price, 5 3 Misses’ All-wool Cardinal Jerseys. Sizes 26,28 and 30, Kegular price, $1.50, Rem- nant price, @L. 11th st, building.) > M zxs F URNISHING Derantuext. 3 pairs Men's Ali-wool White Flanuel Drawera, One size 34. ‘One nize 40, One size 42, Remnant price, $2.50 pair. 9 Men's All-wool Double-breasted White Fian- Rel Shirts, Pembroke make, Zeize 32, 50 each. jedium-weight fall regular made Underwear in Fawn color, Drawers. 2 pairs size 28, 2 pairs size 34, 1 pairsize 42 and 2 pairs size 44. Shirts, 1 size 38. Remnant price, 82 piece. ‘2 pairs Dr. Warner's Best Grade Men'sCamel’s Hair Drawers, medium weight. sizo 30, Rempant price, 75a, 3 All-wool Shirts and Drawers, 1 Shirt size ‘36 and 2 pairs of Drawers. 1 size 28 and 1 size 30. Slightly soiled. Remnant price, 81 picce, 8 Natural Woolwoven German Night Shirte, collars, cuffs and pockets attached. Lange, a ‘and small sizes, Remnant price, 82.50 each. 10 Extra Heavy Canton Flannel Night Shirts, Collars, cuffs and pockets attached 9 size 14 and 1 size 15. Kemnant price, @1, First floor; first annex.) ) Lous Corrox Unornwean Dz PARTMENT. 2 Ladies’ Extra Size Gowns with Mother Hubbard yoke of inserting and cluster tucks, aud Hamburg ruffle around neck and sleeves, ‘Remnant price, 81. 1 pair Cambric Drawers with deep ruffie of Torchon laco and six clustersof tucks above rufiie. Remnant price, 75c. CORSETS.—3 Tosca “L ©." Long-waisted Satine Corsets, with two side steels and silk stitching. Sizes 19, 23 and 24 Remnant 25. pri . 2 “IL C." French Coutil Corsets with em- broldered tops, spoon clasp down front and two teela, Sizes 31 and 32, Remuant price, 82.45. {Second floor, 10th st. extension.) Reavy-Mavz Beowzan Deranr- MENT. 2 pairs Scalloped and Hand-embroidered Linen Pillow Shama, Remnant price, 86. 1 pair Scalloped and Hand-embroidered ‘Linen Pillow Shams. Remnant price, #4. 2 pairs Muslin Pillow Shama, trimmed with —— embroidery. Remnant price, 8.50 and &: 5 pairs Braided Initia! Pillow Shama, slightly Soiled. Remnant price, 75, 2 Hemstitched Linen Bolster Cases, 25x72 inches. Remuant price, $2.25. A few pairs Soiled Linen Sheets at remnant prices. (Second floor, 11th st. building.) Buscx Goo Deranrwenrt. We have left about 27 Remnants in this de- Partment, comprising— & Remnants of Henrietta, Serge and Camel's 4 Remnants Camel's Hair and Serge, 5% to 63s yards, 8 Kemnants Black Mobair, 2 to 7 yards 4 Remnants Black and White mixed, 4 to 7X yards, These are ail desirable goods and have been marked down to low remnant GFirat oor, secend sunex; uber skylight.) Buaxzer Deranruest. 1 pair 10-4 White Wool Blankets, Remnant Price, €3.50. 3 pairs 11-4 White Wool Blankets, Remnant Price, $4.37 pair, 2 pairs 11-4 White All-wool Blankets, Rem- nant price, $5.75 pair. 2 pairs 12-4 White Wool Blanket, Remnant Price, 3 pair. 3 Extra Size Cotton-filled Comforts, Rem- nant price, $2.75 each. GPourks foot Lith et building» Purst Deranrsext. Friday we shall offer another lot of thoseman- ufacturers' remuante of Fine Wool Dress Goods, in’ very desirable jaids and stripes, Suitable jengths for Children's end cm- Dining two of them there will be enough tors Lady's vattern. Lengths frou 3 to 4 Ytommants of Princess: Cash Giichams, minants of Princess, Cashinerea, Gh Calico, Outing Cloths, &c.. tn leugths from 1 00 Syards, " Hotuant prices, 3, 6, 8 and 10c. per yard, cond floor, 11th st. building.» Dress Goons Deranrwent, accinlly attractive mule of Remmants in this my 7, mnants of Cashmere in all the staple color- ings, from 2 to 6 yards. aemnants of Broadcloth, in all of the new eshadings in desirable leugths, for Wraps or ‘Tailor-made Dresses. Kemnanis of Fright Scotch Tartan Plaids, ip lengths for Childreu's School Dresses. 3 to Gryards. = ‘Ketntants of Heavy Cloakings, in light and @ark colors, 13 to Syaris. We have put prices on these goods that need ite, and we leave them for our Patrons to soe if they are not cheap, (Pirst floor, 10th st. extension.) xeants Departenr, 3 Infants’ india Linon Pillow Cases, with tucked ruffle, Remuant price, 90e. ‘G Worsted Tam O'Shanter in Brown, ue and Witte. munaut price, 25c. j.yoke formed of auibroidery” aad tarke, style, yoke formed “of eit and tue ack and sleeves, finished ‘with herring-bose nec Braid and embroidery, shirt with deep hem aud fucka ‘Bizes 1 to 4 yeare, Hemuant price, (Second floor, 10th st. extension.) G Vv Derantvest. ey Seize Lote G tote Beste Gloves, in Cream, Pink aud White. 5 pairs, size 63. Remnant price, 50S serge. Srie Lain aa ‘4 pairs, size one eubroidery. ize 634. TFs Sie 1200 ot vena Warre Goons Derarruext. ‘30 short ‘of ripe specially desi Leugths from 1 Tae A:wars Usercn PERRY'S. It fs @ peceesity—that is all there te to beesid about a, Handkerchwsf. It does pot enter much into your ward- robe calculations—still it is am imperative need. Classed &s a trifle—but what en important one! The kind— Se Ladies’ Initisi~l tie. Pure Linnie and 500, €2- Men's Initial—25e. and S0c.—all Linen, €2~ Ladioe’ Hemetitched Japanese Sik with any Initial—only 25e. f2- Other Japanese Silke—50c. to 81.25—With Initial—S0e., The. and 1 t9- Ladies’ Fancy Bordered—<(White and Col- ered) Japanese Silk —2$c to $1.50. S®™” Crepede Chine Sik in White, Pink, Light Blue, Biack—embroidered in combuimg colore— 81.75 and #2.50. Scme new Mousseline de Sole Handker. 4 jn light shades, artistically embroidered— $27 White Embroidered Mousseline de Soie— 84.50 toss, 2” Ladies’ Pure Linen Cambric, 100.—3 for ‘B5c.—hemetitehed. SP” Wereslly havea fine lineof Hemetitebed effects—and the beauty of it all is they don’t cost much, te A half or full inch hem—1 240. Sa~ A half, ch and inch and a balf hem—25e., Siiee and some @ half, inch and two-inch bem— $9” Sheer Linen Lawn—one-balf and full inch hem—2Sc., 7c. and 87H#e. S27” There isn lot of Hemsttiched Colored Bor ders—pure linen, at 123ge. Fifteen dozen of then, $B™ Rich White Embroidered patterue—Iige, Rbe., VTMe., 50c., T5e., 81 to 84. Se" Ten dozen Mourning Handkerchiefs have Justcome in. They are pure linen—you will like the patterns—and they are only 25. 827 Men's pure linen Homatitched effects with half inch, inch and inch and ahalf hems—12i¢c. ‘This is what we call a special bargain. BE 25 dozen Men's Hemstitched, with colored Dorders—se variety of patterns, some of them must surely plesse you—124¢. Men's White and Colored Hematitched—25c. to T5c. Extra large size—50c. and T5e. The others are not ecant--plenty bie enouxh—but some of you like them more than ordinarily large. Ba Damaase Handbercliets—bemstitehed—7 se, tot #e Mou's Hemmed Handkerchiefe—12ie. to 500. , €3” Children's Colored Borders—Se. and 100. €7- Piain White—all linen—100. w 200 ‘Yousee at these prices it will not pay you to carry Handkerchiefs after they show signs of wear— Cheaper to buy uew ones—and yon feel better when it ts in sight if itis neat, pretty and whole, See what condition your stock is im, Af it is “iame”—Dulld i up—Here is the material. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE Established 1840, Tr You Wasr To get a present that will be appreciated for the bolt- days go to u SMITH'S STUDIO and give him an order for Free-band Crayon Portrait. His work cau be seen in the windows of the following pleces of business: W. H. Houghton & Co. 1214 F st. now. F. 8. Williams & Co., Cor. 9th and F sta, n.w. G. GC. Simms, Cor. 14th and N.Y. ave. now. G. W. Simpson, Cor. 9th and G ste n.w. Francis Miller, 307 9th st. nw, A. F. Hendershott, 1400 14th st. nw. 8 L. Kelley & Co., 426 71 Brace's Drug Store, 2929 M st. n.w. ‘Mackall & Bros., Cor. 8th and H sts. ne, W. G. Metzerott & Co,, 1110 F st. n C. A. Prentiss, Cor. 0th and N.Y. W. P. Harist, 2500 Pa. ave. . Mills’ Cigar Stand, 60 H st. n.w. ; or at Studio Cor. 6th and Mass. ave. nw. Largest and only firet- Class studio in Washington. Open until 9 p.m. nlz-or > BB. SMITH, Artie, Srecrat Usprnwean Sue Ladies’ Plain Merino Vests, all sizes, good ‘quality, only 35e. Superior Quality Vests and Pauts, sizes 26 to 40, ouly 50c.; extra value at 75¢., ® 2 Ladiow kibted Veuts and Pante st 5c, Suc, Shirts and Drawers at 50c., 75c., @1, 3B, 81.50 and €2. dren's Wool bhirts, Pantsand Drawers. Comforts and Blankets we are offering great jucetments. Our stock was ali bought before the aa- ‘Yauce in prices aud we will «ive you the benefit. Special offering in Bed ‘at Goc., 70c., 81 and 20; these are all fuil size and well worth more. ‘Bed Spreads, 1.50, 82, 82.25. 8250 ry ‘Chita Silks, plain and fancy, beautiful patterns and abix variety. t specialty of Aprons. and the aizes ave full and the the lowest. Goat fe wal gualit ears si eet ud ack + 83. oaeae Scents Headguarters on ilelisble Unibrolias. CARHART & LEIDY, 828 7th et and 706 Kat. ow, PHILADELPHIA STORE. B. H. Suseuerz & Soxs 1237 PENNA AVE. THROUGH 413 13TH 8T, ‘We have in stock = very handsome line of Baby Carriage Rugs of White Thibet Lamb, Angora, White Coney, Iceland Lamb, Krimmer and Chinese Gost. Prices, $3.50 to $15, CAPES OF ALL KINDS. Astrachan Capes, 810 to $25. Beal Jackets, Capes, Wraps and Sacquea, Muffs, Boas, Trimmings aud Robes. Plush Jackets, $15 upward. Plush Wraps and Sacques. Ax Isvrrarox. ‘YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL AT 319 7TH ST. N.W. AT ANY TIME THAT SUITS YOUR CONVENIENCE AND INSPECT THE NEWEST AND MOST BELECT ASSORTMENT OF ABSO- LUTELY RELIABLE CLOTHING EVER EXHIBITED IN WASHINGTON. CONSISTING OF DRESS SUITS, SEMI-DELSS SUITS AND BUSINESS SUITS, IN PRINCE ALBERT FROCKS, DOUBLE AND SINGLE-BREASTED CUTAWAYS AND SACKS. A FULL LiNE OF SEPARATE TROUSERS AXD A SPLENDID SELECTION OF LIGHT, MEDIUM AND HEAVY-WEIGHT OVERCOATS, IN LONG, MEDIUM AND SHORT LENGTHS, DOUBLE OB SINGLE-BREASTED, AND aT OUR UsvaL LOW PRICES, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO, B8-co 8.E COR SEVENTH AND D STS. &.W.