Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1890, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHING’ FRIDAY. CROSBY 8. NOTES. ‘TRE EVENING ®TAR bas the fallest Local ‘Cireatation of any Newspaper tm the World, and as an Advertising Mediam ts worth mere than all the other papers published in Washington. mile stones along the jour- aaagutedee are to be carefully ob- served. If the nation remembers with lively ‘what it bas received and gives hearty thanks to the All Giver for what it is and prom- ises to be, there is hope for that nation. The ‘United States, it is believed, are duly grateful for the mighty outcome of an unpromis- ing experiment in government. One hun- red en eighty years—ngo the infant nation was at the mercy of the belligerent powers of Europe, scoffed at by France, mocked in its impotency by the British ministry of the day. Less than thirty years since these great powers were disposed to gloat over unfortunate divisions thet they hoped ‘would lay America, rent by internal discord, at strength bave been vonchsafed tous. We are no longer flouted, but treated with the respect due to a puissant people, great in resources and grand in promise of continued prosperity. The year which is ending bas added its due contri- bution to the national development. In peace and amity with the whole world, except, possi- bly, a handful of restless Indians, the republic smiles a Thanksgiving smile and waits in calm strength the next season of praise and good will ——_+=—__—_ One of the sources of electoral corruption is the expense list of candidates. So great be- ame the evil that in England a statute was <aeted which has measurably put an end to it. ‘The law was based on the idea that publicity will prevent corruption. It required party committees as well as candidates for office to file statements of all sums expended. These being sworn to put it in the power of any one interested, including the officers of the law, to punish those who use money corruptly at elec tions. The New York legislature at its last see- sion passed a similar law except that it omitted the most important feature, a sworn statement from party committees. The candidate merely files a statement of his personal expenses in the campaign, after turning over to his boodle distributor, the committee, such sums as he ares to spend to secure his lection. Still the result of the law in its first year is interesting 20 far as ithas become public. A candidate for judge of the state supreme court paid $14,- 835.58 or within $164.42 of the amount of his first year's salary for the sake of getting the office, while a Brooklyn candidate for Congress got off with afive-cent car fare. The four- teen-thousand dollar man secured his place, but the congressional candidate having been economical with his expenditures far beyond the average of those who seck the suffrages of their fellow citizens in these modern days was left at home as a solemn warning. +2 The short session of Congress which meets on Monday is likely to be #0 absorbed in political struggles over national issues that District Jeginlation will not have much show. The pros- pect is that Congress will do little as a national Jegisiature, and still less as a local legislature. The most important District legislation is prob- ably that which will be secured in connection ‘with appropriation bills. The important pro- Jeet of extending the city streets into the sn- burbs, curing the irregular platting and laying down the lines upon which future settlement ean safely be made, is in shape to be consid- ered and acted upon by Congress, if it finds the time. For the welfare of the city, the sooner ‘action is taken upon this measure the better. re ‘The executive of the United States of Amer- fea receives today the admiral commanding the Visiting squadron of the United States of Brazil. It is pleasant to have these exchanges of cour- tesy between friendly republics. ‘The first of American republics has a warm place in her heart for the last American republic. The re- lations between the two nations, always cordial, have become warmer since Brazil's change of government from a liberal monarchy to a federal republic. It is hoped that these rela- tions may become closer yet, both politically and commercially. ——__—.++—___. ‘The Gallic customs laws require a good deal of confidence on the part of medical inventors and discoverers of other nations, especially Germany. Dr. Koch out of comity, charity, brotherly affection and the largeness of his nature generously sends over to Dr. Pasteu: ‘one parcel of lymph to be used on tuberculosis. The French government informs the German suthorities that the French law excludes all medical compounds, the composition of which isnot known. The French government wants to know it all or know nothing. oe One resalt of the Parnell trouble is the co- ‘operation of the Irish with the tories. If it lasts longer than the present flurry it will be one of those anomalous ever:ts in polities which keep alive the adage “Politics makes strange Dedfellows.” Gladstone's ultimatum in respect to Parnell was an act of moral courage. It shows that the venerable statesman does not hesitate to risk immediate political advantage on grounds of couscience,and that he considers some things as of greater importance than re- gaining the premiership before he dies. +s In the shadow of a receding Thanksgiving Irl Hicks, who ought to be nicknamed “Swirl” Hicks, cheerfully jinforms a throbbing world that the full moon on the 25th of December ought to rise on the rim of a cold Christmas night, underspread 1 wide and deep ex- Panses of fresh mov. ‘-.. and ice. All the ga cca ina TE It requires €13,000,000 more a year to ran the ity of New York than it does to run the city of London, which shows that London needs a ‘amp of Tammany to be abreast of the times. oe Montana battles, unlike the one between ‘Whites and reds, denied this morning, have not always been imaginary. Both republicans and democrats have cause to recollect this fact. a ‘The New Hampshire situation is almost as in- Yolved, intricate, complicated, antique and un- Feasonable as the method which prevails im that state of electing a legislature. 2 ‘The Ticino (Switzerland) belligerents have Kimed and made up. This is the Cantonal way, ‘nd it laste until next time. ——_—___+.____ Mr. McClung of the Yale foot ball team stands next to Col. Kilgore of Texas as a cham- Pion kicker. ——— +e —___ Indications are strong that silver-mounted legislation will not be unpopular in the near —————+--___ ‘The Farmers’ Alliance does not care to make ‘ay while the sun shines. It prefers to make ‘votes. ——_+-__ —— mow of thie month Sill pester. Previous one having fallen on the ving + ____ The latevt discovered Charlie Ross was bogus. Ee Site's have the republican majority with ———<+-__ Senator Hampton after the accident is not in favor of shotgan methods in the south. $+ A great many republican Thanksgiving din- ‘Ware yesterday were eaten in silence. ———_ UMiting Bull would better think twice before the United States. << aememiator® oo the protectionist motto will ———e ‘Sho democrate are trying to carry the world's f THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1890. ee Every time you pick up the paper LOOK for our announcement. Don’t skim ft over and think there's nothing in it to interest YOU. Excusous—it will. THIS ONE WILL—every member of the family, ‘Twas written for your personal, inai- ‘Vidual perusal. It is not all on the top, either. As the produce men would ey of & barrel of apples—"‘Good all the way through.” ‘These ere our ‘Shopping Charts." If you follow them—a SMALL purse will do the work ofa BIG one, That's where the advantage comes. SAKS AND comPanr. 99999 We're having lots of ques- ” ? te ” tions asked about our “*Guess- ? ing Contest." That's right. Un- ae 2 derstand it clearly. The glass T ? jar down in eee dow" holds the beans. w HE Axswens. many?—is what we want to know. To the boy or girl ®uessing the CORRECT or NEAREST to the correct umber we shall give the PONY, DOG CART, HAR- NESS and WHIP—everything—already for use. Every little boy or girl that bays anything is entitled tos ues. We only ask that you shall be a patron of ours. All__reports to the contrary, notwithstanding—it ISN'T THE SAME PONY WE USED BEFORE. He was sold at auction—and the two little winners were paid the price of their keen wits— AN EQUAL DIVISION OF THE SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS HE BROUGHT. Lucky boys? This PONY isa GRAY one—a regular little thoroughbred. This information may not exactly tally with that civen out by some of the busy-bodies—who know more about everybody else's business than their own—but IT’S THE FACT, The boy or girl that wins this con- test will have to bea shrewd gtesser—because there's double the interest being shown in it that there was in the other. They're cuessingoverandoverarain. It'll bea pretty proud thing for some youngster to draw the reins over his or her own turnout—Christmas mora- Ine —and bought with s guess, too. SAKS AND COMPANY. ++ 555+ + That's what most interests the “head of the family." And its s Qvatrries discussion that just suits us—be- AND WHAT THEY cos, UU% ¥e'Ve €ot the qualities to talk “¢ = Sbout—and the prices we quote on them makes everybody eise draw in Does'nt make any difference whether it’s Men's Clothing or what—Everything ‘we carry is pitched on the same harmony: THE BEST FOK AS LITTLE AS POSSIBLE. Do you wonder ‘we're stron friends with the family? SAKS AND COMPANY. + ses 6 6 © We've been harping since summer eft us on this one subject—because we knew that the necessity would “steal in in the night”—almost. «+ + «+ « « It has, hasn't it? It ian’'t one boy ima handred that'll say he feels as if he needed an out- side covering. But they do all the sume—EVERY ONE, OF THEM. You must wateh out that they get it. You'd hardly credit it if we were to tell you how many Ovencoats AND KEEFERS. Reefers we've sold so far this season. No need to ask if they are popular. It's easy enough to see so. They're warm—short enoush to —plenty of pockets—and no wear out tothem. Look at our #4 and #5 qualities—and a little hicher for better ones. The @4 lots run up only as Lich as 1:3 years—but the others up to 18 years. ‘They're not so prim looking as an OVERCOAT— ‘That's honest. If you want the “dress up” effect—the REEFEK civesn’t fill the office 30 well as one of our BOX COATS, CAPE COATS, SINGLE-BREASTED WALKING COATS, KILT COATS, etc. “re the most genteel thing you can buy the boys. We've seen to it that more style has vone into our Boys’ and Children’s Overcoats this season than ever. They're Just the nobbiest little miniatures you ever saw. You know style isa gratuity with us. You never pay us an ‘extra farthing for looks. We improve in that direction as fast ax skill can better itself. Our Overcoats run from $2.50 up to $25. That's the whole line from bewinning to end. 3 to 12 years run from $2.50 to $18. 10 to 19 years run from $5 to 825 ‘Within thoselimits are the ULSTERS and STORM coaTs. Sto 18 years_96 to $20. We've hedice against disappointing any of you by col- lecting a stock that combines the variety of any four others you can find. And ite a town topic—""SAKS* QUALITIES AND PRICES." ‘Second Floor—Klevators. SAKS AND COMPANY. ee \ * L,1 7 * We'resust asfar ahead of the rest we Swrrs. of the procession with our SUITS. ‘We don't believe in asking anybody to dress thetr children according to our notions—and that’s what we would be doing if we carried such a handful of stock as some. The only things we omit—don't allow to get into our house—are the weak qualities and the ugly patterns. ALL THE OTHERS—taken from the latest desixnings of the best juvenile clothing makers of this country —this world (for we tinport as well)—find repre- sentation—excinsive in most cases—in OUR showings. You don't want to bay your children “*pretty” clothes without backbone enough to hold their own. We know what results you need—and provide them. ‘You'd feel more disappointment if you struck a suay in our stock than anywhere else in town—because you've found us invariably TRUE TO YOUR INTERESTS. If care will kil! the flaws you'll never find one with us. Just bring the boy right along—and we'll lay the wealth of the world’s wood work before you to select from. Stout boys dont phase usa bit. Wecan fit them just as easily as those Who have kept the pace with their rowing years. ‘Second floor— Elevator. SAKS AND COMPANY. st % + 2+ * Weeslculate on Friday's, you From Yours tnow, to make our talk princi TO OLD AGE. pally ““boyish”—but it has set in ‘% cold—and weighs down the necessity for Overcosts so heavily that we must give ‘the men folks a hint, if nothing more. We'll sum the advantaces of our stock up im this one sentence: You can't find such qualities—such comely coats—sach va. Tiety—at such prices—anywhere else in this city. We're prepared to prove them ““SUCHES.” Of course you're at liberty to buy where you please—but we ask asa favor to let us SHOW you what we've got here. We're sure we can fit your taste, form and purse. If ‘We do—what's wanting in perfect satisfaction? Third Flooor—elevator SAKS AND COMPANY. Frensisurscs ‘The BOYS' and CHILDREN’S © » You ask for is forthcoming. we havn't. FOUR-PLY ALL-LINEN COLLARS AT $9710 CENTS EACH.23 GENERALLY FURNISHING DEPART- AND A MENT on the Second Foor is a SPECIALTY. success by itself. Whatever ‘The Men's on the Ground Floor—front—is without a blank. Wecan't imagine what you could want that Just for tomorrow there are » hundred dozen MEN'S © 2 © © * Outof the host of mstchiess qualities in N Boy's, Misses’ and Children's Shoes that we always carry—are = couple of © © © © © specials that will save you money ifyou buy them tomorrow. A Youth's Calf Button Boot—All solid Jeather—one of our IRON CLADS. Sizes Nis to 2s—$1.47. ‘Tho ame style in boys’ sizes, 2 to 54— 38. 92.5 ‘They can kick and kick and not break them out. Only for tomorrow. SAKS AND COMPANY, ‘As busy a8 wecan be in Hate—but we've Hats. pictea ‘out two lots for the boys to keep the * * * © otherdepartments' company in tomorrow's grand offerings. Boys’ Soft Crush Hats, ‘Te. Regularly. TOMORROW 48 CENTS. Boys’ Cloth Yale Hats that were 48 cents, — TOMORROW, 38 CENTS.— In stopping here we are slichting all the other lines every one of which is just bristling full of seasonable noveities for the gentlemen as well as the boys— ‘Thoroughly:"*8AKS" in price and quality. SAKS AND COMPANY. Ax Evextrct Day Is Croaxs. ‘Since we have opened our Cloak Department—Sstur- ay has been agreat day. We've always tried to make itan attractive time—as well as a profitable one—for you to Lttend to your wants, and the¢iris, inthis line. To- ‘morrow isn't going to be any exception to this rule. In fact we'll pull ourselves still further into your favor. The sample trades—who drop into town every season. and open store at the hotels for a day or two have had “poor picking” this time. They didn’t have us in ‘their way before. Now we're showing a finer line than they can—any of them—and our prices are ‘‘home ones.” You and us understand what that means— don't we? But tomorrow's special offerings. Ty * + © * We've sot four lots of Long Goats Four Lors —strive, riaia and Pisin Beavers. FOR GIRLS. | ‘The most novel desicns that we “°° °° * "nave had our hands on this season. ‘They were from $4.50 to $6, according to age—but we've made one price-plane for them to stand on for TOMORROW ONLY— —3— 21016 years. Cheaper than the smallest size. BAKS AND COMPANY. 7," + We'vesot a Fancy Plaid Reefer, $3.50 ‘with standing collar, fancy buttons, NOW. — diagonal pockets. It looks just salealia Saks * what ft ts—a Misses’ Stylish Jacket. ‘They run from4 to 16 years—and for tomorrow—we have cut the regular price-85.75 to —s3.50— ONLY FOR TOMORROW. SAKS AND COMPANY. More Or Another dozen of those best design- DEUTSCH. ingsof Deutsch. We've argued this way: These are new ideas for Washington—and to get You favorably acquainted with his work and our stock of them—we will yield more than the lion's share. ‘They're worth all the way from @12to $20—but if you'll take your pick tomorrow—you can have any of ‘these twelve Children’s Dresses for —s10— ONE DAY ONLY—TOMORROW. SAKS AND COMPANY. 7. Ax Exrnew. Such a break tn the price of this . «lot of Mises" Jackets is the fact that we've run so short on some of the sizes that we'd rather make a clean cut an‘ see the last of them— than to dally along, disappointing lots of you who may ‘wantthem. At this sale you'll be willing to ram your chance for sizes. ee ee . years. 12years. 10 years. 8 years. 6 years. ao ee g12. $11.75. $10.75. $9.75. 88.75. ‘Here's what they are tomorrow— —#7.00— For any size. ‘They are Boucle’s on the Brown effect, with double- breasted vest front and fall rolling collar, inlaid with Velvet. The facings of the Jacket are Silk, $7 isn't a value price—its OUR ‘‘clearing out price.” ‘Tomorrow only. BAKS AND COMPANY. ‘There are many of you who are on the eve of Piush baying, and tomorrow's sale will open a door YOU ARE — you were not looking for. How's THINKING OF thist GETTING. A 25-inch Seal 2 + 2 © © « © Plush Jacket, satin lined, for = All sizes from 34 to 42 inches bust measure, We've ‘sold then before at $11.7. Count the saving. A Donble-breasted Seal Plush Reefer, with large seal Duttons and satin lining. 34 to 42 inches bust meas- ‘ure. For tomorrow, —814.75.—- A Seal Plush Jacket, astrachan edged with seal olives, ‘34 inches to 42 inches bust measure. Tomorrow, —916.— SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘Here are s couple that the price has Beavries teen shorn offwith large shears for to In ‘morrow's sale CLOTH. ‘Bive and Black Chinchilla and » 2 © © © © Cheviot, three-quarter length, Eng- Mish Walking Jackets, bound in Mohair Braid. The ‘Cheviot has.a vest front. The Chinchilla buttons to the neck—diagonslly from over the left shoulder. $15 ‘They're in the Intest shapes—Haven't a thread of cotton sbout them. Hand-inade button holes—and are Letter than any 25e. collar in the world. They're @ part of that collar maker's venture we told you is as cheap as you could expect to get such qualities— ‘bat for tomorrow we've broken all records. —s10— about. You might as well profit by his ambition. Ground Floor—front. ‘34 to 44-inch bust measure. SAKS AND COMPANY, i BAKS AND COMPANY. ‘Dou't—-if Father, Mother, the Boys or the Girls have # want ‘in our line—let to- ‘morrow's sun set and find any of you still nursing the need. When it come to com- Paring the relative advantages of trading with us and others—you caa pit your hun- dred cents (opending it with we) against twhat a dollar apd a quarter will bring any- ‘where else. This is drawing it mild. We refer you to the above for an insight into our intentions—te our whole stock for the whole ‘table of facts." GAKS 4mD COMPANY, THE FAMILI*S GHOPPING PLACE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREET. “Mizz Downs» Fos Sarvapar aT ‘W. A. PIERCE & 00.3 (Buccessors to E.G. Davis), 719 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th street. “SATURDAYS SPECIALS.” ‘These Special ‘‘Mark Down” Sales of oursare gaining quite s widespread notoriety. The peo- ple of Washington have found out that the bar- ains advertised by us in these ‘‘Special Sales” are ‘‘honest" bargains and are not advertised for am hour or 90, but for a day or two days, or ‘as long as the lots advertised last. In this way, YOU see, every one hase fairchance at them. ‘Many persons cannot get down town before 12 o'clock and therefore would not have sn oppor- tunity to look at goods reduced for s few hours. ‘With us youall haveanequalchance. We want AGvertan nour "Special Mark Dow Bales." peer . REDUCTIONS IN LINENS. 4 patterns Turkey Red Table Damask, oil dolled, warranted fast colors. 60 inches wide. ‘Regular price, 0c. ;: marked down to 47c. yard. 60-inch Turkey Red Table Damask with fancy Green border. Regular price, (23g. ; reduced. ‘to 50c. yard. . Spatterns Turkey Red Damask, oil boiled. 60 inches wide. Regular price, G24. ; reduced to SSe. yard. 60-inch Cardinal and Green Table Damask, ‘very new. Regular price, $1; reduced to 88c. ‘Spatternsof Rich Cantinal Table Damask, oll boiled. 60 inches wide. Regular price, G0e. ; reduced to Tic. yard. 4 patterns of Rich Cardinal Table Damask, extra quality, G0in. Regular price, $1; re- duced to 7c. yard. Doylies to inatch all of the above goods st very low values. Srecuaz Repverioxs Ix Passemenr- ERIE. Handsome Jeweled Gimps in colorings of Green, Brown, Gray, Navy Blue, Slate, Myrtle, ‘Marine, Heliotrope, Regular price, $1.50; re- duced to $1 yard. A very rich combination of Gold, Silver and Black Silk Applica Passementerie, 3 inches wide. Regular price, $4.50; reduced to $3.98 er yard. An elegant quality of Applica Silk Passement- erie in all of the new and desirabie shadings, leaf pattern. Regular price, $1.65; reduced to $1.25 yard. patterns Handsome Silk Gimp Passementerie, hand-crochet, spool-silk and twisted-cord work, 4 inches wide, Regular price, $2; reduced to $1.50 yard. ‘Vandyke Point Passementerie, 4 to 14 inches deep, in colorings of Navy Blue, Hunter's Green, Myrtle, Seal Brown and Black. Regu- Jar price, $3 and $4; reduced to $1.49 per yard. & ‘Marx Dowss» Ix Haxoxencurers. All-inen Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, in Fancy Black patterns, embroidered in different colors, in a variety of patterns. Regular price, ‘25e. ; reduced to 1c. each. Ladies’ Uniaundered Initial Handkerchiefs, large embroidered initial. Regular price, 12%. ; reduced to 10c. each. ‘Ladies’ Laundered Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, fine quality, Regular price, 10c. ; re- duced to Be. each. Neckwear Rupucrioxs. Boys’ Windsor Ties. Regular price, 250. ; re duced to 19c. each. Henry Vor Pompedour Ruchings, in Black firish, in all colors. Regular price, $1.50; re- duced to $1 per yard. Remnants of Ituchings of all kinds and qual- ities at very low vaines. A Haxpsowr Excravixe With each cake of Balsun Fir Soap, Regular Price, 25e. cake; reduced to 21c. cake. Doi, ‘With real bisque heads and kid bodies, 17 inches tall, already dressed, hat, shoes and satin dress. Regular price, $1.25; reduced to $1.15 each. Startoxery Banoarms. 48 sheets of Best Writing Paper and 50 Ea- ‘velopes (made expressly for us). Would be ood value at 3c. ; our price, 2c. a box. Riszoxs. SATIN Edge Gros Grain Ribbon, warranted allsilk. No. 9, 136 inches, 7c. yard. No. 16, 2% inches, 10c. yard. We have all shades in these two widths. W. A. PIERCE & CO., ‘Successors to E.G. Davis, ‘719 Market Space, ota Cor. 8th st. gSoRRL ETT HEmeuy aoe 535, hE fT HHHER MMM Setknefuofu, $f fied # o REMEMBER OUR GREAT SALE OF “FIRST-CLASS” B00 00 TTTT g88y BE o8 88 ¢ Boag BBB 00 Bys8 TF H HK 00 ERE eS i oak & H oo? Hien Sss® 7 RR ‘BB ERE RRR Be i i bt bt Bee Ek "od Bot fot Exe FE tet ARCTICS, WOOL-LINED SHOES AND SLIPPERS 18 NOW IN PROGRESS, AT Fe el 2 ig in Gy PPP EKER COCO FRE NN WN TITT Ee ESS fue SEE ‘LESS THAN MARKET PRICE, AS ENRIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD IN ‘THIRTY Days, Bee: The Old Ledy in Window, P.8.—Souvenize and Tickets for all. Tes Tins 2, PERRY'S. If you bave not up to this time—you at least will not ‘Want to postpone so important s matter as the pur- chase of a warm winter wrap of some sort for the ¢iris. Totheend of profitably informing yourselves you ‘ought to commence to look about and locate what will best suit you, for it is gotng to get freezing cold before Jong, and you will want some place to make Yourselves on exactly what your money will buy everywhere. We would not be that way if we were not fortified with an line of ments. eed about them. Come and look at them. ‘Let the girls try them on. You cannot tell whether an. apple is sweet or sour until you taste it. E@-Navy Blue Chinchilla Reefer—12to18 years— 93.50. S2-Black Cheviot Reefer with standing collar— 12 to 18 years_95. AENavy Bine Diagonal Cheviot Reefer with ‘Medici collar—-12 to 18 years—86.50. ‘Ma-Chevict Jacket with astrachan collar and cuffs—12 to 18 years—$9.75. §2-Tan Colored Fancy Diagonal Jacket—fasten- Ang with silk frors—10 to 16 years—$12. €-Gray Cloth Jarket with lighter shaded lapels ‘and collar—$15. $e Imported Navy Blue Chevron Jacket, lined throughout with fancy striped silk, Medici collar ‘and larve pearl buttons—12 to 18 years—$18.75. S@-Navy Blue Chevron, lanze rolling collar of ‘Black and Gray astrachan with silk frogs—$22.50 and $25. S#Chinchills Reefer, fancy silk Lining patterns and velvet collar—¢22. 50. ‘Sa Black Navy and Tan Wide Wale Newmarkets, fastening with fine silk froge—full high shoulders— 22 to 18 years_$20. ta-Cheviot Newmarket, loose front and high shoulders and large rolling collar of Black marten— ‘$30—or with Persian lamb collar at same price. #¥-Children’s Chinchilla Reefer Edge with Bine and White twisted cord. 4yrs. Gyr, Syme 10;Ts. 12 yrs. 8350 8.75 OF 84 BE. 497-A style we have found to be immensely popu- Jar—Blue Sailor Reefer with gilt buttons and a neat Uttle gilt embroidered anchor on the sleeves. 12yr8. Gyre. Syms. 10 yrs. ‘80 0 §F-Children’s Cheviot Cloth Jacket with Gray astrachan collar and cuffs, Gyrs. yrs. 87.50 88 ao ao #@- Children’s Long Plaid Coats with capes—cord edges to match. ‘4yr8. Gyre. 85.50 86 7 0 EP -Children's Coats in large plaid patterns with Plain pockets, collar and cuffs—in proper shades. 4yrs. Gyrs. 87.50. 88.00. #-Children’s Brown ‘edged with cord—Full-hizh shoulders Syrs. JOyrs, Lyra, 812. $13. $14. a#@Children’s Navy Blue Cheviot Coats with ‘high shouders, Gray Astrachan collar and cuffs and lange Pearl Buttons. 4 Syrs. 1Oyrs. yrs. Syre. Tyre. 0 sts. 8 $15.50. Now if you follow our advice to regd, look and try ‘on—you will be doing yourselves a favor—You must Rot feel oblized to buy—There isno oblixation about it. ‘We can hardly conceive of a taste that could not be sat- isfied—or form we cannot fit—and if we stand all the tests of scrutiny we shall be very happy to enjoy your Patronage. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1 It Great Aprox Satz. THIS SPECIAL SALE WILL OPEN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1900. ‘Make Your Selections Farly,as They Cannot Be Dupli- licated Again This Season. DOUGLASS & BRO., WASHINGTON, D.C. Tune WHAT A PeRrecr CHRISTMAS GIFT A BEAUTIFUL APRON ALWAYS I3. Every Avnox fs Mane, AND NICELY MADE- Tus Sa Greet and Morideent, And Gatmot be Duplicated kuin, Taz Bost Mane APRONS Ever Shown in This City. TN ALL PRICES, TO ANY TRICE YOU WisH TO Pay. Every Lapy In This City Should See This Beautiful Line of HOME-MADE APRONS. Come Before They are Gane. Tas Is To B, THE APRON DAY IN THis CITY FoR 1 Beavrrrot, Aprox FOR A CHRISTMAS GIFT. W NICE, OF . Come Early and Secure a Choice Pattern. 28 J.C. Hoercurssox, IMPORTER. A RICH MILLINERY as NOTHING COMPARED WITH REAL VALUE. FOR ONE DAY, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1 Lot FANCY FEATHERS. Your choice $1. Rega- lar price $3 to 86each. BIRDS. Regular price $1 to$2. At 50 and Tic. each. 1 Lot BLACK BIRDS, 40c. All FELT HATS and BONNETS at half price. TRIMMED HATS and BONNETS at great reduc- tion. je are Headquarters for FINE MILLINERY and are prepared to show leading Parisand New York styles, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. WASHINGTON, D.C.,NOV. 28, 1800. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY OFFER EVAPORATED CALIFORNIA APRICOTS, EVAPORATED CALIFORNIA PEACHES, EVAPORATED CALIFORNIA PEARS. EVAPORATED CALIFORNIA NECTARINES. EVAPORATED CALIFORNIA PLUMS, FRENCH PRUNES, extra large aie. FRENCH PRUNES, large size. ~ FRENCH PRUNES, mediam size, PRUNELLAS,extra quality. CHOICE NEW F1G8. CHOICE FURD DATES. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Oth st. P.8.—Don't forget our Boston Potste Chips are the ‘finest tm the world.—2.Y.C. Taz Cousrxantox, 2200, 1202, 1204 F 8T., COR. 12TH. EXTRA GOOD VALUR. ‘Not every article advertised in onr establishment, bat those we do offer are Extra Good Value. FIVE SPECIALS In Nottincham Lace Curtains, 33 yards long, at 78.» ‘Wie., 81.18, 81.48 and $1.06 per yard. ‘Nottingham Bed Sets with Shams, $1.98 and €2.28 per set. Nottingham Pillow Shams, 2c. and ‘8c. per pair. 5,000 Fine Dado Window Shades, made on opaque cloth, with patent roller, 6 feet lone, new desizns, Yurving from G inches to feet in depth. Extra good ime, 420. Fourth floor—Upholstery Department — Take the elevator. Square Horse Covers, made on heavy cloth, plaid Patterns, heavy leather straps. Extra good value, Be. Double-face Velour Carriage Robes, Black amd Dark Green. Extra good valne, $1.09. ‘Third floor—Bianket Department—Take the elevator. Children’s All-wool Beaver Cloth Heefers. Ages 6, 8, 10 and 12 years. Extra good value, $3.48, Ladies’ Diagonal Cheviot Reefer Jacket, with wool astrachan trimmed, full roll front and frog fasteninss. Extra good value, $9.48. Ladies’ Fine Worsted Diagonal Reefer Jacket, trim- ‘med with far astrachan; same style as the above ; satin trimmed and finish, Extra gvod value, $12.48. Second floor—Cloak Departient—Take the elevator. 27 shades in All-silk Surabs, 19 inches wide, such colors as Pistache, Old Rove, Canary, Red, Lilac, Orange, Nile, Sapphire, White, Cream, Black, Ta, Myrtle, Navy and Light Brown. Extra good value, Be. ‘3G-inch-wide Quilted Cotton Cloth, padding used for children's beds, Extra good value, te. Quilted Satin Lining in Pink, Baby Blue, Orange, Nile and White. You can use these eoods for trimming fancy work as well as lining children's garments, Ex- tra good value, 500. First floor. Ladies’ Hand-sewed Buskins or Low House Shoes for tender feet, in glove kid, fine pebble goat and Paris kid. Extra good value. | Pebble, 81.25; glove kid, $1.60, and Paris kid, $1.75. A fuil line of Men's Fine Embroidered Slippers for the holidays. This is the only footwear we carry for men. First floor—Gallery. OUR ATTRACTION OF HOLIDAY WARES ‘Will be handsomely displayed within afew days. Our own importation of DOLLS will be au attractive feat- ure and our prices will bea surprise. 10,000 assorted BOOKS by well-known authors will Play a leading part. New things in SILVER and OXIDIZED WARE will have a prominent space. In fact, we have made special efforts, as this is our first holiday season amoug you ‘and we wish to make a lasting impression. ‘THE COMBINATION, 21200, 1202 and 1204 F st., cor. 12th, KAUFMAN & SICKLE. at Srecuats For Tomorrow. Children’s Hand-sewed Dongola Spring Heel Button, sizes 83 to 10%, regular 81.25 goods; tomorrow 85c. Child's 8 to 103 Pebble Sprinz-heel But. ton Shoes, solid soles, a good 75e. shoe tomorrow 45c. Mimes' and Youths’, sizes 11 to 13%, ‘Mundell’s Solar-tipped “Button, both bel and spring Leels; tomorrow 81.12. Ladies’ Pebble Gout Button, with exten- sion soles, opera aud commnon sense shape, Tegularly $2; tomorrow $1.45. ‘Ladies’ Finest Hand-made $5 English ‘Wankenfast Shoes; tomorrow $3.35. ‘Men's Frerlish Grain $2.50 Water-proof Creedmoor Bluchers, best Known Shoe for gunning ; tomorrow $1.95. ‘Men's Calfskin Boots, warranted solid Jeather soles, heels and counters, usually 82.50; tomorrow $1.85. Men's Calf Lined, Triple Soled, Broad Treed, Laced end Gaiters; for tomorrow 95. e00 c60 68 C00 C60 C00 C00 000 ©00 6609 66 660 600 C69 C00 eo eco ‘The need of room compels us to unload at these extremely low figuies. | aan ish A aA RA AAA wa x x x bette pemeaes meio ee mez E RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 SEVENTH 8T. 1922 PENN. AVE. 251 PENN. AVE. 8.E. FF SST TS8 TITS eae Wx. H. McKxews Dany Lerren. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1890. BBR 00 00 KK be $3 g3 be Bes ‘00 “oo” EX Sss8 EFF EEK r R EEE EEK — As a Christmas gift to our little girl friends we shall give them the choice Hd In order to make otr Cloak Business for Ladies snd Children the largest ever done in this city for the month of November we will offer for Satuntay mich, Danrains as mo one ever attempted before in stylish, wellanade garments. In addition to the abowe im prices, andto imtroduce our Doll and Holiday Goods Department, We will present to every custom purchasing a Cloak of any kind a Handsome Natural- hair Doll. Read the list below. Tt is money in your pocket to do so. Ladies’ Diaconal Jacket, revere front, $3.80, Re- ced from $5.98. Ladies’ Cheviot Jacket, revere front, $3.08, Re. duced from 86.48. Ladies’ Beaver Jacket revere front. tailor made, 84.47. Reduced from #7.98. Ladies’ Cheviot Reefer, $3.25, Reduced from 5.48. Ladies’ Diagonal Reefers, with frogs, $4.07. Re duced from $7.98. Ladies’ Diagonal Reefers, astrachan trimmed, 86.98. Reduced from #10. Ladies’ Diaconal Vest Front Jacket, 85.48. Re. uced from 89.7: Ladies’ Diagonal Vest Front Jacket, «tlt braid and cond, 88.98. Reduced from $12.48. Ladies Jersey Jackets, £2.10. Reduced from $4.18. Ladies’ Jersey Jackets, fancy, $7.08. Reduced from #9 jo As Turne Arrears Recexrir fn tnereasing fancy for Stripes, we have an tolpated the desires of the Ladies and bought out the eutire stock of an importer A very attractive and handsome line of goole, bousht to retail et #1 and @1.50per yard. We propose toive yon the advantareof oar pur- chase (which you will scknowlalee the best value ever bourht forthe price) andran them at The, and @1. Stripe: are rapidly growing tn favor ad, made on the bias ike Plats), are truly stylish. Owing to the great demand for Plails meee sariiy makes them marve. but OUF stock tn till complete, having Jue adie = tine of G4 ‘Camel's Hair Plaids, suitable for Dress Ma- femal, Jackets or Lone Wraps. ‘The cocnts are of the most desirable colors; the Plaids of the wnost nobly ondet. Nothing foore handsome has been shown by any house ‘this wasn than any of the materials apaken of. An varly inspection of these Stripes and Plaids ould decidedly be to your advantage. We are ott tue in Ste, Plaids and Stripes in Sercesa fut! and handsome Une, and Jastiy laiwn them to bethe best to be found im the city. (Once in a long while we call your attention to Our third floor. Wedo not dom often, because it ts cenerally crowded there all the time, We hardly think it fair te withhold thear bar «from the interested pubite, #0 you can all n equal opportunity to select. ave selected from our Gents’ Purninbing Department a lange line of Odd Shirts, compris- the swe of the best manufactures of the coum try. but owing to the circumstance that the et atid our stock entirely too lane fo duplicate them, we have ¢ Ladies’ Jermey Jackets, fancy, 10. Ladies’ Jacketa, about fifty only, mall sizes, €2.19, worth double. 7.09. Reduced from coy Fm UR Sy oo A FF 8 ooo ATA PB ker Sxs5 = Astrachan Capes, $1.3 orth $2.48. Last lot of un Capes, storm collar, Astrachan Capes, storin col Biack Hair Plush Capes, $3.08; worth 85, Pash Capes, 2strachan trimmed, $4.98; worth $7.50. 's Sa? oof OO AA ge AA o0 L 00) AA and Plain Gretchens, $3.08; worth #6. Plaid and Plain Greteheus, #448; worth Plaid and Plain Grete ‘Small Sizes im Gretc porrow in Plush 40-inch Sacques, Vest Front Jackets and Re REMEMB! AVE 40 PER CENT BY _BUY- ING DAKS OF US, AND YOU { A HANDSOME DOLL RRR ERR FRE ¥ ¥ ke OF 5 We are too busy to say much to you today, a8 we are making extensive preparations for our Twenty-second Grand Holiday Opening, Which will occur Monday, December 1, and Tuesday, December 2. On these two days we will offer you unprecedented Bar gains, alist of which will be found in Sat- Unlay’s “Star” and Sunday's Post, We will also offer some extraordinary bar- gains for tomorrow (Saturday), andalthonzh you have no list of them, come in; you can tell them by the extraordinary low price at Which they are marked. = THE FATR, = t2- «GTHAND HSTS.N.W., GB = FRANELE & 00., ~~ t@- HEADQUARTERS FOR TOYS. “a LLSILK SE BINDT AA Sthyrna Rugs, Se, DEPARTMENT, 1. PERCE. STORFS, 5 1Mth st, ‘We shall offer another opportunity to our patrons to secure some venttine bargains in best makes of French Kid Gloves TOMORROW (Saturday), Suede Mous- quetaires ** “16 “Suede Mons- quetaires ** 20 Suede Mous- quetaires “83.50 at #3.:30 Ladies’ All-wool Casiinere Gloves reduced frou 50 cts. to40 cts. for tomarrow. We call special attention to our elecamt lime of Misses’ Suede Mousguetatres in colors for street amd evenimec Wear, as also to our line of Ladies’, Mises’ and Boys’ Lined and Fur-trinmed Gloves. ‘Our Boys’ Lclasp Pique Kids age the best quality shown in the market. ‘The prices are, as usual, the lowest. It would require columms of toenumerste all these different styles—they must ‘seen to be appreciated. 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH 8Ts., and 514 9TH ST. N.W., BETWEEN E AND F. P.S.—The S-button Susie Mousquetaires which we offer are two inches longer in the wrist and have three ‘buttons instead of two, as ure offered elsewhere, and ours are in quality far superior. n LOUVRE GLOVE CO, LCLO’ dihmtienie ote fod 2A1-T24ss Lith wt. Be Worvrarer Cun Bancarss, Cry ee = Plain LIS Heavy Lorraine All-wool Remmnan dark desis, ranging in quantity from 3to® 40 inches wide, redueed from #1 to 450, per yard, week only. By cal ine this lot the mont keptic: will be cedthat this is the most vantaxeous Offer this season in the line of Auerchandine, A lance line of garments let over from last sting of New Markets, short, lone A dackets at half value, This lot is war- ed perfect and in «tye and trimuiing dow't from this season's product © Ladies’ Brown Beaver Capes, well made, re duced from $3 to #150. 6 Ladies’ Cardigan Jackets Gncluding one sieevelens), reduced from #1100 to te, Several cases of Sicilian Cloth Remnants arranged in suitable patterns, beautiful desiens, nly he. per yard. Real value, Ne We have placed on salean odd line of Pase tie Trimming in Black and Colors, com- © Seine very fine productions at one-third ‘of manufacturer's prices, [f you have any use for such trimmings it be to your interest to come and look over OUK HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT is al of Beautiful Handkerchiefs w aby aul artistic borders. Ax Handkerchtets are al aysthe first thing people think of im selectins We ask thowe that ean to md make selection. ‘The stock will better condition and the assortment tuveet now in holiday cools we will allow you a rebate of 10 per cent mu all Viush apd Metal Cases, Bronzes aud iis Will this affect you to select now when we Proutse to keep for you all coods Fou select, sto wend then. © lead. All the hooks. of » publication, Juvenile and Indestracti- bie Books, ABC iilocks all at half publisher's / worth you will ever et, One whole Pace of Scrap Pictures (Ont-of-town paoplecan have our book cireular Muatled to Uneir address. This will aid then ma- terially in selecting books for holiday prements, LANSBURGH & BRO., 420, 422, 424, 425 7th st. as SUES RAG SF TAD, LADIE® AND CHIL rn's Past Black Home, Tat git. fe DEPARTMENT STORES, pent T2A1-1245 1th at To W IDE Aware Costowrns, WE ARE PREPAKED POR COLD WEATHER 1% COMFORTS AND BLANKED, A Full Size Comfort, well filled, @1. om Print Comforts, @1.°%5. ‘Comforts, extra value, 81.68, hy Satine Comforts, @1.98. Extra Fine Satine Comforts at €2.49 are cheap. Swe weil a fine Satine Comfort weighing seven . filled with best Bostom cotton and fancy Our Eider Down Filled Comforts are handsomely covered, and sell from $5.75 to @10, From this list of prices ou can see bow cheap we are selling good comforts. Rl b. A x Fi Bee dk Bi RE gh BRP Par ais pent RA RANK EY OP MSs Ber Wan k“A RS RNR ker 2 Syst Cur Blanket dcpartment is full of extra values tm all grades of Blankets. Since our purchase there has been an advance of 10 to20 per cent, so we can sell you Blankets at Jess than they can be bought at mam- Ufactory. Full-size Blankets at @1.17; worth @1.50. $2.50 Blankets at 81.08, 83.75 Blankets at 83.25. 50) Extra Heavy Blankets at @4.2%5. Our 86.50 11-4 Wool Blankets at $5. N00 Blankets for 66.9%. ‘Better ones in proportion. cco $ mines, vest front, amd novelties in 3 lemethe and ular length Jackets. Our Plush garments at duality and at popular prices. Remember, we 10 percent reduction for todsy and tomorrow ‘on lowest marked prices op all garments from $3.50 10 #25 and 20 per cout off on all garments from $25 5. STRASBURGER'S DEY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. ayy 5OOO ities adie es enti Sea : DEPART Les Tine ae mest DOES NOT THIS COLD SNAP REMIXD YOU THAT THERE ARE OVERCOATS OR REEFERS TO BE GOTTEN FOR THE BOYS? AND RIGHT HERE LET US KEMIND YOU THAT FOR YOUNG MEN'S, BOYS', OR (CHILDREN'S APPAREL OF ANY KIND THE PLACE TO COME I8 HERE-—B. ROBINSON & 00,"S, 900 PA. AVE. N.W., THE AMERI- CAN OUTFITTERS, WHO CATER SPECIALLY TO THE WANTS .OF THE 3U- VENILES, AND WHO ARK ALWAYS PRE- PARED TO SHOW YOU THE LATEST AND CHOICEST F; WE HAVE ALREADY TOLD YOU OF OUR FINE STOCK OF REEFERA. TODAY WE WANT TO CALL ATTENTION TO THE HARDSOMEST OVEROOATS EVER SHOWN IN WASHINGTON. CAPE COATS, ULS- TERS, STORM COATS, COVER COATS AND SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED BOK COATS IN EVERY CONCEIVABLE SIZE, SHAPE AND COLOR, AMD OF ALL GRADES: THAT ABE RELIABLE, AT VEKXY MOD