Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: MONDAY... -- January 5, 18091. THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Lecal ‘The presence of the Congressional and the hope that by a change in its regula- tions the bafriers sbutting ont the working people from its fullenjoyment might be thrown down have undoubtedly opernied to prevent the establishment of s local library. If the Congressional library in its new building sbould be kept open in the evening as a read- ing room, and its circulating branch extended and rendered more popular great public benefit would be accomplished. But it may be more difficult to thus popularize this library than to establish s separate local library of the kind suggested in Saturday's Stax. The latter might in its limited sphere be a popular, cireu- lating branch of the Congressional library. Its separation from the latter and its location as a local institution in the place suggested would render it more onvenient of ‘use, more home-like to the people, and would tend to develop a local pride in its support, possibly leading to its endowment. The effort to secure the distinct library cannot in any event interfere with the popularizing of the Congressional library. Too much time bas already been wasted in sitting with hands folded waiting for that event to happen. In one way or the other a library for the wage earners, the mass of the people of the District, should be seenred. A vigorous movement on the proposed lines would probably accomplish this result either in one way or the other. It is time to act. += Stepniak is talking more solid sense in Bos ton than his nihilistic friends have been acting in Europe. Stepniak eulogizes what he is right in calling “the glorious old mir or village com- mune,” and declares soberly that it is prepos- terous to kill emperors and assassinate dynas- ties. He toid the Herald that the new move- ment for freedom would make the now qiser- able czar a thoroughly happy man, that it is not disorder and chaos that is wanted in Russia, but the higher order and well being that come tos people when its legitimate ambitions are gratified and when it has taken its rightful place among the civilized nations of the earth. Let the nihilists emulate in speech and action the political philosophy here proclaimed by their great writer, who has not always been so temperate in ut i Two theatres, a hotel and several other build- ings—a whole block in the densest part of New York—went up in smoke and flame at midnight on Friday. It was fortunate that the conflagra- tion did not occur a few minutes earlier, before the andience of the Fifth Avenue Theatre had left the building. The private watchman dis- covered and promptly signaled the danger and the fire companies were equally prompt in reaching the spot, and yet a great destraction of property ensued, dne to the inflammable material of which the theatre was constructed. Extra precautions are clearly demanded in plices where theatrical and other exhibitions are held—precautions in building and in fur- nisbing, also in watching all parts of the struct- ure, not only while auaiences are collected in it, but after the withdrawal of the public. - —+-_—_ The breaking of Boulanger was apparently the last of French monarchy. Since that event there have been signs that even the thick-and- thin supporters of the Count of Paris are not prepared to wait any longer for the advent of the “sonof St. Louis.” The last senatorial election resulted in republican gains: and not ‘only #0, the leading Roman Catholic clergy, in- cluding three archbishops—-the bulwark of the monarchist party—have given in their final adhesion to the republic as the best government for France. This scatters consternation broad- gast among the Bourbonists. To the sincere friends of democratic institutions this news is highly gratifying. The meaning is that after many experiments the Gallic people have seen nothing so stable as freedom, nothing so philo- sophical in polities as representative govern- ment. SS es ‘The disposition of United States war vessels in the Pacific is regarded in some quarters as ominous, but with such a controversy us the Behring Sea matter on its hands the govern- ment would not be wise to leave that coast de- fencelesa. Under present orders, it is said, no less than eleven war ships and dive revenue cut- ters will soon be in commission in the Pacific | ¥ ready for duty. ‘This force. even if the state- | 377 ment be entirely true, is not excessive. Such preparations should cause no alarm. Two na- tions like England and the United States will think many times before rushing into hostili- ties. There is nothing in the relations between them which may not be settled in a reasonable time by diplomacy. re Leon Say, the French economist, has bis say against the financial plans of the Farmers’ Al- lance. He declares that unless a reaction shall take place in public morals American credit eannot recover from its abascment. But it hasn't been abased. Between the extremists who favor unlimited expansion and the extremists who favor measures of contraction stand the enlightened and conservative public, compris- ing @ good part of the Alliance and elements ‘opposed to the principles of the Alliance, and there is the best reason for believing that time, the great composer of agitation, will settle with- ut unreasonable delay our monetary disturb- ‘ances in the right way. ———$§_>r The defective flue is a source of great peril always Building regulations may be prop- erly framed, but who shall regulate the observ- ance of the regulations? The closest scrutiny is absolutely should be carefully inspected to provide that ‘the wood work is not too close to the chimney and that ne pieces of wood are thoughtlessly left by the workmen in positions where they may become charred and set fire to the building. ++ Es-Gov. Foraker in s long interview in the Ciwcinaati Enquirer announces that nothing ‘under heaven can prevent Bisine’s nominativn fm 1892, except Blaine. Mr. Foraker himself is devoted to the practice of the inw, but he might be coaxed out of it in s pinch for na- ‘tional timber. —————-+-—___ Senator Hoar commends to the Senate the perseverance of a personal devil. It remains to be seen whether the advice will be taken in the manner desired. The present attitude of the Senate is a very persevering one, but stillit does not exactly suit the accomplished leader of the election bill forces. a Montana claims by analysis that her sugar beateare the sweetet in the wide, wide world, and Tas Coxsrsartox, COTTON UNDERWEAR AND EMBROIDERY sale. CAN BE OFFERED. WE ARE ILLUMINATING THIS SALE WITH PRICES ON EACH LINE AND ARTICLE ‘THAT WILL CAUSE A SURPRISE TO EVERY CUSTOMER. OUR INCREASING AND GRATIFYING TRADE SINCE WE OPENED, NOV. 1, HAS PROMPTED US TO SPARE NO PAINS TO GET THE BIGGEST LEADERS AND SELL THEM AT A PROFIT THAT ‘NO ONE CAN DISPUTE. WE ARE GOING TO MAKE THIS ‘THE SALE OF AND IF YOU APPRECIATE 01 ‘WILL FIND Lot 1-53 pieces Assorted Narrow Edgings, worth from 4 to 8c. » yard, at 3340. ‘Lot 2~168 pieces Assorted ‘Edging, worth ‘pieces Assorted Hamburg Edging, worth from 20 to 25c. a yard, at 17i4e. Lot 787 pieces Assorted Hainburg Edging, worth from 25 to 30c. « yard, at 2c. Lot 8108 pieces Assorted Hamburg Edging, worth from 330 to S734. a yard, at 25e. ‘The cream that you skim from these pieces will aver- age you 33 per cent. You must see to appreciate. No. 133—Ladies’ Fine Musiin Long Skirts, good quality muslin, deep eambric ruffle with tucks. Now, don't think that we are going to stop here with Prices. Oh, no! the quantity is too great not to have them 30e. 400. 18, $1.24. $1.39, 8. 88, $2.09,82. 19, 87.24, 75, $2.87, 2.90, 83.19, #3.48, and wo on.» AD ‘these Byures you will find to play prominent partein this sale The quality is Cambric. Nainsook and Swiss, NOW WE GO ON TO THE COTTON UNDERWEAR. No. 200—Ladies’ Muslin Drawers, made of good quality cotton, yoke band, hem and tucked. ‘THE WONDER PRICE No. 131—tadies' Fine Muslin Drawers, yoke band, cambric ruftie and tucked. ali WONDER FRICE No. 526—Ladies’ Fine Musiin Drawers, with edged ruiie of embroidery and yoke vand. eee WONDEM PRICE No. 521—Ladies’ Fine Musiin Dra sand smsall Geka tameric pullin kee Tile WoxDel Pace No. (S14 Ladies’ Fine Siusiin Drawers, tucked and su WOXDRIt PRICE No. 617—Ladies’ Fine deep ruffle of buind exabroic LHE WO. THE WONDER PRICE ‘fic. 2007—Ladies' Muslin Gowns, tucked yoke, cambric ruffle, double yoked. ‘HE WONDER PRICE 49. 2895—Ladies* Musiin Gowns, tucked yoke with hem- stitched rufite, full lenzth. THE WONDER PRICE 300 2806—Ladkes’ Musiin Gowns, tucked yoke, Ham- burg insertion and edge, full length. THE WONDER FRICE (UdSe, 2076—Lad-es' Fine Musiin Gown, pointed yoke of in- sertion and hewstiteed, full lensth. THE WONDEL PRICE se. ‘330—-Ladies’ Fine Mustin Gown, tucked yoke, sailor collar of wide embroidery. THE WONDER PRICZ ‘he. 2003—Ladies’ Fine Muslin Gown,yoke of Hamburg and insertion, V-neck, eded with embroidery. THE WONDER PRICE 98e. Acomplets line of the finer and finest goods dis- Played in conjunction with this assortment of wonder vaiue begins Monday, January 5, 1801. THE COMBINATION, 12TH AND F STREETS, KAUFMAN & SICKLE. “Davo News: Br E. P. Menrz, MONDAY, JANUARY 5,.1801. Say all the good things you can think of about Mme. Rinfret’s Toilet Cerato nd you will not half express its virtue. ‘The strongest words in its favor are these: It ianot @ cosmetic.” Ladies use it who never would use a cosmetic. It issce- rate pure and simple, with component ingredients that are instantly absorbed Uy theskin and act like atonic, producing A smoot, pleasing end youthful sppear- ance that is not secured by the use of any other complexion compound. We are sole agents for Mme. Rinfret's Toilet Corate, and ite price is 50c. Mailed for ‘10e. additional. Ef FECES Areyont If youare the least bit economically arr inclined you will stop in and yet one 4rc yout of our eatsiorues, with price lists of re yout Drugs, &c. It will be the means of fre yout saving you considerable money the Are You? coming year. i es Gosimg- You are always wanting something Glomus. or other from the drag store, are yott ‘Glosing not? Do you know how much less you Closing: can buy it here than elsewhere? MERTZ'S DRUG STORE, S.¢. cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. ee eeees Having removed the stock of our 9th st. store to our ‘more spacious place at GCUVRE ft ——REDUCED TO $3.50, $4 AND 85.— Ea "Biack Quilted Satin Skirt with rufflo— ——REDUCED TO 96.50 AND $7.50.— Surah Silk Skirt with ruffle and lined throughout— — REDUCED TO $8.— Se Bisck Sarah Silk, quilted at the bottom— —REDUCED TO 86.50.— -—REDUCED To 910.— Sa-Green and Red and Gray and Garnet in Fancy ‘Surab— Striped ——REDUCED TO #9. t2-ALL OUR CLOTH and Flannel SKIRTS are sail- ing under the reduction flag—Every one of them. ERSEYS.“@8 Al jersey’ ——REDUCED TO $1.40.— £27-All-wool Vest Front Jerseys— —REDUCED TO $2.— A Braided Front Jera:ys, in the extra large eizee— —REDUCED TO 82.25.— sa Plain Jerseys, with vest and hich ——REDUCED TO #2.45.. Se-Sik Braid Trimmed Jerseys, with high shoul- ders— —REDUCED TO $2.75. Ha Jerseys with revere fronts, silk braid trimmings and bigh shoulders— ——REDUCED TO $3.—— Ma Exceedingly good quality, cut a la Militaire— —-KEDUCED TO .— ‘ar Same style, with vest and profusely trimmed— ——REDUCED TO 94.— 4 We have made on» lot out of some $5 and $6 Jer seys, with shirred and tucked fronts—and ——KEDUCED THEM ALL TO $4.— $2 Biack SUk Jerseys, with hich shoulders— REDUCED TO $5.75 AND $7.— ‘We have hit upon two iines today that are univer- sally interesting—the more so after the shrinking we have given the prices. Of course, we are anxious to eli them. That is what we bousht them for—and not cnly that, but when the new styles bicasom out we have to have some place to put them. We cannot be lumbered up then with at of ‘winter weizhts.” On the other hand, you wil’ find you will have at least three long months of use for them fron now. Bring along your “‘small money"—it buys almost double its value in quality thesedays, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ESTABLISHED 1840. 1 iJ uv Bee aM y if Ld a POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. Our annual Muslin Underwear Sale is now in full Diast. This isthe first announcement that we ‘have madeof it, and before this our sales have been large and rapid. There ‘will be not a bit of use for sto quote prices, Everybody is advertising pricesof Cotton Underwear and they all look alike on paper. Wesuar- ‘antee to you the best values and loweet prices to be found anywhere on this class of ‘goods, and a comparison or your part will show you the facts. A large stock and a great ‘variety for you to select from. We carry the lowest priced zoods and every intermediate grade up to the best made, ‘We would call your attention to our special importa- tion of “*C.P." Sanitary Corsets, manufactured es- Decially for us. They come in White or Gray coutil, and we recommend it us the best Corset made for the price, which will be €2.60. To introduce this Corset ‘we offer it during this sale for $1.50. pair. Try one. ‘We guarantee satisfaction. BAUM ‘THROUGH THE GEORGETOWN CUSTOM HOUSE ‘THE LARGEST INVOICE OF UNCUT DIAICNIDS ‘THROUGH THAT PORT, -Amounting to nearly $82,000. ‘Diamond buyers will find us hesdquarters, as we buy ‘irect from the cutters in Holland and eave the middle ‘man's prostt. : Wetmvite s call. R. HARRIS An Extra Fine Musiin Skirt, with very fine embroidered ruffle, 15 tucks and deep yoke ‘band, for $2.97. Fine fine and different styles of ‘up to best made. Conser Covers. Good Cambric Corset Covers, square neck, yoke of embroidery, neck and sleeves edged ‘with embroidery. Price, Cambric Corset Covers, with inserting and $Akc.of embroidery around neck and sleeves, Corset Covers, handsomely with Jace and embroidery, in all styles up to the very Guest. Drawers. A Good Quality Muslin Drawers, with s deep hem snd cluster of 4 tucks, for 25¢. pair. Muslin Drawers, with dee hein, 3 tucks, herustitched between each tuck} for 30c. pair. Fine Muslin Drawers, with deep hem and cluster of 14 tucks, for 49°. pair. Fine Muslin Drawers, with clustera of 3 tucks, hemsiitched between tucks, with a rufile proidery, Yi be Te fee erie Oiete Ahaiey SR ‘us aboye in extra sizes for 85, JraWers nade of **Pride of the West” Mus- O tucks and deep ruffle of embroid- ; aire ‘im Drawers, with deep ruffie of eubroidery uid IL tucks, very Aine, for Use. Best Muslin Drawers, with deep rufile of stitched French embroidery, with a cluster er ong tucks, for $1 pair. ‘Extra Fine Matin Drawers, with 12 Bata Quality Masih Denwers acs abe sin. fn Drawers: Yery fine 6 luster of 13 ticks, fr 81.15 Drawers, with torchon insert- tng sn rule Lo mint for B1.25 pate ‘and ‘Cain “cra, erimined with eubroidery and lace, tp to 83.45 pair. Cuemtse. brie Chemise, with ofenbroidery, around nec will berrmy oe atch, for se Pannbrie. Chemiae. “with? ebro ° gem broidered ratte ne a juare neck and ruffle cand sleeves Bnialied Gowss, Fine Muslin Gowns, with V yoke of on, fucked back ivi som Sock eat jeeves. fist = hing. {ee cas ie Mus! . ek, inserting and edges tor BLoge Orme OF tack Mus.in Gowns, all styles, from @2c. to $5.79 ‘Silk Gowns, in assorted colors, from $10 up. Lipena ia now in iy Doyiica, Lunch sets, shea, deus die-w at cand bev rost to close Gréat chance yor howsckee pers, W. A. PIERCE & CO., Successors to E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, Cor. Sth at. STS TTT “ ‘Avrrpace's” SEMI-ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE IN MEN'S FINE UNDERWEAR. It ‘White Merino. Regular price, Cut price. ‘Natural Gray Wool, extra heavy, $1.25. Cut price, less 20 per cent, 250. ‘New Britain Knitting Company's, $1.50. Cuz price, less 15 per cent, 2e, American Hosiery Company's Full Fashioned Brown Cashmere. Regular price, 82. Cut price, less 15 per cent, 300, Best grade Fine White Lamb's Wool, $2. Cut price, Jess 15 per cent, 0c, American Hosiery Company's make, Cut price, less 15 per cent, 37e. Silk and Wool Spliced Seat Drawers, 84.50. Cut price, less 15 per cent, 67e. ‘Silk and Wool Mixed all throughout, $0. Cut price, less 15 per cent, 97. SOSEPH AUERBACH, 623 PA. AVE., 5a5-0t AND N.¥ AVE., COR. 15TH ST. Fre Saez Or i 810,000 WORTH OF FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, SATCHELS, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, &c., AT ONE-HALF OF THEIR ACTUAL VALUE, ALL GOODS MUST BE SOLD WITHIN THE NEXT TEN DAYS. COME EARLY BEFORE GOODS: ARE SOLD. ‘855 PA. AVE., BELOW 4% 8T. SALE TUESDAY MORNING, 104.M. TO 10 P.M. Sade Sraaxoz Scuxes Ar G.A.R. Hatz. LARGE AUDIENCE WITNESS WONDERFUL & Y THE LAYING ON OF HANDS. CURES B As announced in une h Eee oiapertane ee Bic tees of eee ee forward. but soon thetr Tie evidears of what wes ween ad Ekewe free o'clock, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1891. Tan Mosvmesr:. ‘MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1901. ‘Tomorrow (Tuseday) we shall begin cur ‘Fegular January Bale of Linens and Housekoep- tng Goods. Our stock represents Linens of German, Trish, Engiiuh, and French manufacture. Anticipating the inevitable advance in this lags of goods, we placed unusually lange orders carly last spring with special referenceto this mle. ‘We are satisfied that we have one of the largest, best assorted and lowest priced stocks of Table and other Linens ever offered tos 4 GREAT SALE, SUCH 48 Has NEVER BREN KNOW™ IX WasHINGTOR. ‘areclearing out our entiro stock— ‘the prices we mention from time te time will show ‘thin—we start today with ‘38e. Cond-band Chemise at Sle, 50c. Fine Embroidered Chemise, 49%, (Gc. Fine ‘Chemise, S3c. oe Reston lho ome ‘Tac. Fine Lace and Embroidered Chemise, 6te. ‘81 Fine Lace and Embroidered Chemise, 700. QLUSLIN AND CAMBRIC.) TABLE @Ginch Bleached Dame | DRAWERS. LINEN. —heary quality-targe amtortment of | 55. rioe-tacked and Cambric Bufle Drawers, 250. patterns, ‘4c. Fine-tucked Drawers, 37e. HERON. Wes. TERE SAND. Tdi, Sennenl Radeteo eens ales TABLE 72-inch Bieeched German Table | 7% Iaceand Embroidered Drawers, Sie. LINEN. Damask—beavy and soft. QCUSLIN AND CAyEBRIO.) PRICE, SSe. PER YARD. | Lace and Embroidered Drawers, 700. — CORSET COVERS. TABLE — 72inch German and Irish Double LINEN. Damask -cotin finished ecw ana | 2% Cambrle Corset Cover, 280., with cambeie edge . designs—large assortment | *Found neck. foes Shih 5s oa, ‘Sic. Low-neck Cambric Corset Covers, 25¢. TABLE 72-tmch German Bleached Double LINEN. Damask—exquisite satin finish—rich and artistic floral designs. PRICE, $1.25 PER YARD. ‘% Napkins to match. 85 PER DOZEN. TABLE 72-inch Blesched German Damask— LINEN. very heavy—large floral designs. MARKED DOWN TO $1.00 PER YARD, aa we have no napkins to ‘match. . ‘72inch Bleached German Satin Double Damaak—rich floral and com- ‘TABLE LINEN. TABLE Fringed Luncheon Cloths, with LINEN, fency borders. ‘2x23 yis.—Red or Blue Pin-etripe Borders, 82.75. 2x23 yds.—Figured Red or Blue Borders, $2.75 2x2) yds,—Blue, Red or Copper Borders, knotted fringe, @4. 2x3 yds.—Biue Striped Border, plain fringe, 243% yds.—Red, Blue or Copper Borders, knotted fringe, 85. 2x3 yds.—Extra Fine Damask, with combination borders of Ged, Light Blue and Buff, plain fringe, 6. Doylies to matcl. eo PER . 20c. EACH, $2.40 PER DOZEN. 22x48—Medium weight Huck Towels—plain and fancy borders— soft and fine. ‘25e. EACH, $3 PER DOZEN, ‘22x43--Extra heavy Huck Towels— all White and fancy borders—excep—” tional value. 25c. EACH, €3 PER DOZEN, Sty—worth 83.50 per dozen. 85e. RACH, $3 PER DOZEN. 21x50— Damask Towels—Imotted fringe—tancy borders. Special value, ‘S7Me. BACH, $4.50 PER DOZEN, 21x46— Huck Towels — medium weight—knotted frince—fancy bor- ders in Light Blue, Pink, Salmon, Red and combinations of Green and ‘Red, (Pink and Red, Pink and Yellow, Drab and Yeliow, &c. S00. EACH, #6 PEB DOZEN. TOWELS. 21248— Damask Towels— knotted 50c. EACH, $6 PER DOZEN. (2a floor, Lith st. building.) Bo War for this class of goods has in- Reapy.Manz ‘The demand 50c. High and Low-neck Corset Covers, V meck, ‘$1 Lace Embroidered and Tucked Rufile Skirts, four styles, Sic. $1.25 Skirts, four styles, fine embroideries, 97e.> et oe RN RN aN A magnificent line of all grades and prices—all at w ‘same reduction as other garments. THR MONUMENTAL. TABLE 72-inch very fine quality Irish LINEN. Double Damask—unique and dainty deciznsbesutife matin finish ca | Ovr Fixen Goons both aides. : PRICE, $1.75 PER YARD. Up to @5and 96a piecest a uniform reduction of % Nepkine to match. ‘$5 PER DOZEN. oriprensne TABLE 72nch extra fine Double Satin oud SEtekwese LINEN. Irish Damask—moire,block and large bs AT RIDICULOUS PRICES, ‘We cannot match this\Damaskiwith * pumas $0.00 CREMIBE AT 04.48, ‘Bame quality always sold at $2.50. bd uae A> O00, 50 DRAWERS AT $4.48, PRICE, ¢2 PER YARD. | 9%: $5.20 DRAWERS AT 83.98. TAL _Toiech tee DocieStin Dewi | So 59 cowas AT OEE $16.50 GOWNS AT $10.98. furures and large desizns. : PRICES 82 AND $2.35 PER YARD. THE MONUMENTAL, ‘Napkins to match. 6 AND 87.50 PER DOZEN. 40. a pair. Black, White, Navy, Brown, with or without feet. THE MONUMENTAL. Hosmer. SPECIAL SALE OF CHILDREN’S FAST BLACK HOSIERY. ‘25e. quality, all sizes, 1 LADIES' FINE FANCY HOSE. $1.25 to $1.75 woods Karr Sxnrs, All grades, from 75e. to $5. 20 Por Cent Off Marked Price. THE MONUMENTAL, n Ovr Hoes AND HOW TO DECORATE THEM. 987 and 930 F st. nw. Holly Cloth in the new art ahsdos, 91.48 yard. Art Cloth in some beautiful shades, 72 inch, @2 yard. Bolton Sheeting, 72 inches wide, 50c. OPPENBEIMER'S, 514 9th st. aw. DRESSMAKER, 623 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. (Two doors south of F st.) Branch of 8. Cohen & Co., Boston. ae. ng LACE DEPARTMEN™. ‘Weintend to make « mpectalty of Laces a0 ‘well os of Dress Trimmings, and will endeavor toshowall the Istest novelties ssc0n es tm- ported. A ‘We are showing o full line of Handmade ‘Torchon Laces, from 3 inch up, andst very low prices. ‘We shall maintain the same standan! for ‘Laces as we have for Trimmings, Oriental Laces, “Point de Gas, ‘Bux Orientals, in Black and White, ‘Valenciennes, ” Medicis, ‘Chantilly, tn Bleck and White, ‘Valasqnes ' PALAIS Xo wonder we were and fis horuine’” Weowsht te beeing suck slewant Costs and Cloaks at such op. freely retooed prices. Clone Saturday wixtt, January 10, and Macs (we Want to nil many thousands of dol- lary’ worth of Conte, Cloaks, Satta, ‘Wrappers. Tea Gowns and Ladies’ Fur- ‘mishings the comine week. If you are CENT moni 2 sartting a our ine Ww you now. We ave Niowsly edvertin the retwetions im A A ge Conte, Seal Piush Secquen and Long A “A Cloaks, 0 today suuounce the mark £ £43 o Gowns im Ladiew Ses Pingh Jackets, aa AA COD Cloth Wraps and Parnisbines. oo SEAL PLUSH JACKETS REDUCED. - some mck more than others ‘00 Sass = ‘rust te askd thie month. We have cope f rated the s@pk, placine the very few + " freer cate The balk juctions are ereatest balk Turse Pams For $1. Of the stock is tn new best grade Seal aed odeeedpaes a were never ws Ladies’ Medium-weight Ribbed Hose, fore at the prices now que ted €20 and #2” Plows Coats now @15. ‘822.50 Plush Coats now #18. 4 Push Coats now #20. $27 30 Fish Conte now #22. 30 Pius Coats mow #22.50, Sa These Hoe are fally cuarantend. Fiuab Costa, ‘These with the extra high-epliced beele are much a ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. 2 teal Flash Conta Siow'0 Conta. Sine 0, Badiuced (Continued below.) from #20 to @15. Se 1 Seal Plush Cost, Size 98. Reduced Exrea Vatce Ar 50 Cexrs from $35 to 915. Ladies’ Fast Biack Hove, with extra high-epliced ieee 36, 38 and 38. Retecad trom hecia, spliced selvage and double linen soles, Extra 047.500 910. This peice wouldnt buy food value. The following styles at UOe. are superior the at retail. , whe see St ee, ee eee nne ee oe te ts ; alao those fleece d lined. ‘This morning we went through the Ladies’ Lisle Hose, sited and plate, - Stock of Ladies’ New Bick Long Cloaks: ’ (Contifined below.) ™ ae Md —a ~ Lang Cioaks—of 5 . more stylish in the city. Ladies’ Wioter-weight filk-nished Lisie Hon, with sear a st thie writing to go a mcg lane details, suffice it tomy that newer ‘The best looking nnd most durable Hove yet affered at Sais tear Sener kee ce Price. Tan Patan moran such extraordinary barrie in Coatsand Cloaks. Tt fo your ttereet 20 me (Continued below.) Ure garments, Whether you need one a, Ge. Just now or mot, as it will pay to Fisr-Brscx Sux Hom - =o (Every Pair Warranted.) FURNISHINGS REDUCED, erare the taro beat values tn stock ‘We have aiso cut the price om all «mall Plated jose, white toes and heels... lots of Ladies’ Underwear, Gloves, “ ‘Spun Sik, high spliced heels... 1.78 Hosiery, Re . apd splendid baneaine are , Pure Silk, extra heavy i-thread. 25.19 now obtainable. ' 2 -The Spun Silk Hose are made of short threads of pure silk spun together. Really arepure ailk., — THE PALAIS ROYAL WILLIAM H. McKNEW ae (Continued below.) ples; aot a few pairs worth $2.25; only #1.48 pair. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Usvusvaz Size Brack Hose. Our stock of Fast Bisck Hose is complete in all re- spects. Children’s Hose in every desirable style and scarce sizes, also Fast Black Hose for stout ladies, also opera length Lose. LADIES’ EXTRA SIZE HOSE. (Continued below.) Laces For Unsprawear. TORCHON LACES.—AN hand made. We do not Keep machine made Torchon Laces. Nearly 100,000 | yarls of these laces in stock. Not 1,000 yards | of old stock. Nearly one hundred different patterns to select from. Widths range from i to Ginches. Prices from Se. to @la yard. Thus briefly mentioned is the largest single shipment of Torchon Lace this city has witnessed. ‘The quantitics arepartiy schgwest Art Designs in China Silk, $1.25. Reduced See our new machine for making buttons; cost Se. per 91 Wicker Dress Forms for 20e, Tuesday only. 1t Pe rt sae ena eee bee wt ‘Moumeline de Sole Eéges Just receivedin ‘evening shades, ‘en explanation of the unusually low prices for such ‘superior qualities. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) : Laces For Evexrxe Wear. ‘White Silk Chantilly and Fedora Laces in! half hun- dred styles, many entirely new and very beautiful. Widths 3s to 10 inches. Prices Ge. to@layarnd. We hope to double last year's lace business. In order to do so our importations are twice as large, our prices somewhat lower and qualities, in many instances, ‘superior to last year's offerings. We are anxious to have your opinion of our mew stock. We value it be- cause you have the opportunity to see the goods offered elsewhere, which we have not. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) 68 centsa yard for Superior Quality Stripe Silk Gauze ‘and Tinsel Nets, full 48 inches wide. ‘Yellow with yellow tinsel stripe. ‘White with silver tinsel stripe, ‘Pink with gold tinsel stripe. ‘Blue with gold tinsel stripe. Black with gold tinsel stripe. ‘Nile with silver tinsel stripe. ‘Lavender with gold tinsel stripe. Garnet with gold tinsel stripe. Apple Green with silver tinsel stripe. Gold with gold tinsel stripe. (Cream with goid tinsel stripe. @-The above Nets come in very lovely tints of the colors mentioned; the quality of the silk makes the price—00 cents » yard—the more surprising. ‘Mouselaine de Soie—48 inches wide .........500. a yard ‘GUk Geuse, band border—42 inches wide. ...08c. 0 yard Polka Dot, band border—4? inches wide....1.358 yard BATIXS to match in colors, 33c., 480., 65e., 95a. SATIN READAME, 81, $1.25, 61.50h yard. SUBAH SILKS, 7Sc. end 61s yard. PAILLE FRANCAISE, 618 yard. (FW Extra good valuce are promised st above prices. ‘THE PaLals ROYAL. (Continued below.) ‘Very low prices are quoted. It is for such goods as these the credit merchamts make good the loenes inci- dental to thetr business. ‘Black BUk Net—72 inches wide—yellow velvet dots, (61.7% yard. White Mouselaine de Soie—42 inches wide—hand em- ‘broidered border—$2.15, @4, 65 yard. = * + © © oNLY Two Days MORE * * © * A Wansiso. SAKS AND COMPANY. . .- If you want any sare in thie GREAT 9.50 SUIT BALE You're got to make up your mind ‘bout it right off. 11's to be only * THREE DAYS’ SALE and will end WEDNESDAY nicht just ao swurely ae we shall close, Benide the FANCY CASSIMERA, CHEVIOTS, TWEEDS, HOME- SPUNS‘nd WORSTEDS—thow sande of them—we've put ins ‘couple of hundred each of PLAIN BLACK CHEVIOTS ana PLAIN BLACK CORKSCREWS. Thee ‘suits have sold—you can see the orwinal tickets on them—tor @14, $16.50. #15, 813.50 and @1e~ and after this male closes thas What they" be again—but for these three dye—TODAY, TO- MORROW and WEDNESDAY , you have your choice for 8.54 Understand this ward “‘obator we ue tt Bere ae ising two thousand of thew suite—they are cut in the Intest patterns—are the newest de, sdiened fubrice—and of the tet * evalities, withal. Every ove of ‘them mace Uy us this srason—for ths season and we're bound to seit thom thie season, Swe couldnt wand up and be mess ‘ured for anything thet would suit you better or fit any more par foctiy—mothing experimental about then—and you take your ce oes oa 80.0res CUTAWAY FROCK. aD thes @ylesare bere in your sise—ap matter whether you're lame ar sali and al! selectable for 68.40. unt! Wednenddy might. These @sy morning you'll wish youd ‘taken this warning. , Owe °° * SRE THE WIKDOW FULL. GAKS AND COMPANY. ‘THE GREAT VALUE GIVERS. ‘Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh strest. er e#ee eeeeee Your Passcarrios. Troccastonally happens thet your sccws tomed drucriat te unable to supply come ‘Tare ingredient {2 your prescriytion. and Tou Go not care to leave ft with iulm to gt the bested article. but undertake to hunt ® ‘Up yourself. In such cases youcen usually save time by coming directly to our stom, ‘Weetm to have on hand every medicine — Ubely to be demanded, to ave tt of the bes ‘quality and to suppiy ft ot an honest prion.