Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1891, Page 4

Ta THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.0,. Moxoxewtar, 937 AND 009 F ST. 8... OUR WONDERFUL SALE av ‘MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ‘still continues. 4 THE EVENING STAR. Tae lsresriox. v: ‘TER INTEXTION. WASHINGTON eae : = THE PAIR ft ts our inteption to make this ‘THR PATR year's business 0 erent tmpeove THE FAIR, ment over all former yours, In THE FAIR. other words, wo intend to make ft more than all the other papers published in ‘THE PAIR. 2Grand Success, ae THE FAIR. Baccess under the conditions Lives Saou» Resp Tas. THE FAIR. which can be found in our store Yesterday was the annual meeting day of a 7 peel want ber of state tures. As It tells of a bargain in Corsets that reeds too goodto | THE FAIR. can be secured by any one who dios at gosaek jadi interest, such as the | Ue,{7ue We admit thst, so we ssk you not to pate | cae pare honestly engage to does much for election of United States Senator, the decision THE FAIR. the people as we have always dons. So few are willing to sell goods ‘bt e reasonable profit, hence #0 few ‘achiave the success which is se- cured to us. Courteous treatment, a large line to select from and low prices have made us the leading bouse in our line, —_— FOR TOMORROW. PHESEVE COAL Tes expression “‘seventh and last year” of his in- ‘ cambency, which is a hint in some people's es- timation that he will not run again for the ex- ecutive office of New York. Whatever effect these declarations may have on the democratic presidential candidature the matter is still too far off for any absorbing interest to be taken in them, and the public is far more concerned in the organization of the northwestern legisla- tures. The fight is close in South Dakota, where the democrats and independents elected the speaker of the house by one majority, and the republicans organized the senate by the same majority. The republicans claim that they will re-elect Senator Moody. ‘The Farmers’ Alliance organized the Nebraska legislature. In Minnesota a peculiar state of affairs existed in respect to organization, for the senate divided the honors between the demoerats and alliance, but no compromise was reached in the house and therefore no speaker was chosen. East- ward matters are different politically, so far as appears in the decision of the New Hampshire supreme court. It was decided that there was no power in the judiciary to interfere with the clerk and the democratic writs were dismissed. ‘This ruling leaves Clerk Jewett master of the situation, and as he has said he would admit the “if entitled” members of the house there seems no way to prevent the republicans from organizing the legislature and electing the United States Senator in place of Senator Blair unless they split up into factions. While there has been some disposition to do so the prob- abilities are that the republicans will elect the ‘Senator. ee The telegraphic correspondence in the case of Col. Forsythe, published yesterday in Tar Stax, shows that Gen. Miles stopped a tele- gram of congratulation tothe seventh cavalry, and stated that the action of the colonel com- manding it would undoubtedly be the subject of investigation, on the charge that .he di sition of his forces was fatally defective, and that “a large number of soldicrs were killed and wounded by the fire from their own ranks, anda very large number of women and children were killed in addition to the Indian men.” This action was taken and these statements made before anything had come from the east concerning the Wounded Knee affair except the telegram of co..zratala- tion. It is evident therefore that Col. For- sythe’s conduct was criticised in the army facing the Indians as unsoldierly and cruel, deserving to be investigated. before any suggestion to that effect came from official We are not Jess aware than you are of the fact that the usual 50 cent Corset is nogood. We make this extraordinary claim: THAT THE IDENTICAL MAKE OF CORSET WE Large Hanging Library Lamp. 14-nch Decorated and Gold-lined Chamber Set, Farxcn Consers Fon 81.50, |Sexbrsns wer ® ‘Made after the style of the celebrated “‘C. P.” Venus Corsets. Haves pair tried on and you'll ay: An im- provement. Black, White and allcoiors. Long waist, Ligh bust, fam back and doubie-side steels. Taking into consideration the quality, style and fit, we claim them the cheapest hand-made French Corset ever offered. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Screntor Ose Dortan Consers, “Palais Royal” is the name of » Corset with which weopen the seascn of 1891. We think it will prove the $1 Corset par excellence of the season. Made of English coutil, long waist, corded bust, double side steel. material, style and fit of an expensive French Corset. ‘THE ‘*3. B." CORSET. Fast Black, French Sateen, Silk Embroidered. The best yet at $1. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) sane Cuearest Towsrs Anz Here. Cheapest because better than usual at the Price. Ask tosee any of theseand you'll admit it. 19 CENTS. —Damask Towvls, 19236 inches; knotted fringe; colored borders in Bine, Pink, Orange, Mahog- any and Salmon. Warranted fast colors. 25 CENTS.—Turkish Towels, 22x40 inches, War ranted all linen. 15 CENTS.—Huck and Turkish Towels, 18x36 imches. Feel the weight of them. 25 CENTS.—Huck Towels, 19238 inches, Hem- stitched borders. ‘It is rood Long Cloak Weather. Wemeet your wants ‘and pocket by laying before you our entire stock of these desirable goods st extremely low prices—prices ‘which we think should sell them at once. aT ‘Wowmarkets in Beaver, Chev- bed ne ] 49 CENTS.—Huck Towels, 22x42 inches. Hem 95.00. ‘remand Gisce, such as sell for sources, civil or military, at Washing- | stitched and drawn-work borders in artistic effects. WERE | 0, 610 end G18, We eve ton. Military criticiam of the President | 95 cENTS.—Damest Towels, 2iu80. Feney ber on the assumption that he has over-| ders und knotted fringe. = $9.00, them im Black, Navy, Derk vuled Gen. Miles, impaired the effectiveness #10.00 Green, Tan, Gray. of our army and endangered the lives of white | (Continned below.) 7 o™ PANAIS ROYAL. DEA) eaanhies. men through excess of humane consideration for the Indians, is clearly unfounded. The | WW charges and the suggestion of an investigation Waars Ar Repvcen Parces, came from the army itself. The relief of Col. | This is the season when the credit merchants cam Forsythe at this particular time, in advance of | ™ake an advertisement look very effective om paper. at Nowmerkets in Besver, investigation, and the appointment of a court- | 18 the earlier part of the season prices were put on $8.00. Cheviot, Glace, plain and martial seem to have resulted from a misunder- | Jacket Se ee ‘WERE trimmed, such es sell at 613.50, standing on the of Gen. Miles. extra expense attending the running of their business. ee Now great reductions in prices are quoted, AKD| ©1550. 915.00 $15and$16.50. Wehavethem Complaints of merchants on B street between | YET WE THUNK YOU WILL FIND THAT THE axD im Black, Navy and all colors. 9th and 10th concerning the condition of the | LOWEST PRICED GARMENTS ARE HERE, $18.50. (Choice entire itne $8. street between 7th and 12th might be extended | THOUGH WE ADVERTISE ONLY to various other streetaand avenues which have been apparently torn up to await the spring thaw. Along 14th street, for instance, there are $10.00. At this price we offer you the holes enough in that half covered electric wire ‘WERE choice of some of our finest diteh to break the legs of all the horses in #18, 620 Wewmarkets, im all colors; Ses iy Seay paying damages to aap beuided, Applique and plat Ee bod ‘that were $18,820 and 622. Statistics are wearisome to the general reader, but he may well pause to note the fact that the assessed value of southern property is $270,- 000,000 more than in 1899, $1,600,000,000 more than in 1880. The south, that so long lagged behind in manufactures, is rushing ahead now at the rate of 4,000 new undertakings a year, Choice $10. Great bergains. QO per cont off marked prices.) Nota garment omitted. Even the importers’ sam- ples of Tea Gowns and Jackets which were bought and marked so much below usual prices, are subject to the discount. At these prices—$5, $8 and @10—these are the chesp- eat Nowmarkets ever offered. twenty-four millions increase in exports in| Ladies’ Seal Plush Jucketsat 10 per cent discount. ‘MISSES' NEWMARKETS. eleven months and over ten millions additional || Ladies’ Cloth Jackets at 10 per cent discount. ‘quote extra low prices ‘Misses’ Jenhhing enpltel a your. ‘Ladies’ Uisters at 10 per cent discount, bia basa meer ay casei soos ES ‘Ladies’ Flannel Tea Gowns at 10 per cent discount. | Newmarkete: Cincinnati has taken a step in the direction | Ladies Silk Twa Gowns at 10 per cent discount, ODD GARMENTS. of common humanity by substituting acovered | Children’s Jackets at 10 per cent discount, 16-year Navy Cheviot, marten collar and cuffs, ¥.M., patrol wagon for the old style open variety, | Children’s Uisters at 10 per cent discount. ‘Was 920, of 020. in which arrested persons, innocent or guilty, | Children's Coats at 10 per cent discount. drunk or sober, ere hauled through the thor-| | €¥-Garments for Children from 1 to 16 years of age, | _1@Yeet Navy Chinchilla, astrachan cloth trimmed, oughfaresof cities with no particular advantage | The following are also offored st 10 per cent discount: | ®- M. ‘Wes $20, at $15. from the display to anybody. Washington has} Children's Lerginscf all kinds. eh need of such a reform on wheels and might no| Children’s Woolen and Silk Mitts, ‘18-yese Brown Striped Cape Newmarket, doubt secure plans and diagrams on applica-| Children’s Knit and Flannel Skirts. Was $11, at 7.50. tion to the authorities of the Queen City. Children's Worsted and Piush Capa. ‘6-year Gray Striped Vest Front, —————q so ‘Ladies’ Flannel and Cloth Skirts, bi ‘This is an acceptable time for those to whom | Ladies' Hand-knit Wool Skirts. ‘Wenels, ot 97. God bas been kind in this world’s goods to re- fleet that kindness upon the poor. The Asso- ‘Aa We don’t point so much to the 10percent dis- | 1#eer Plaid Cape N. Mt. count allowed as to the remarkably low prices marked ‘Was 99, at $5.50. ciated Charities and other charitable organiza- | on the goods. 16-year Gray Striped tions, whose labors are systematic and intelli- pez : ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. —- Cape M. My gently directed, have demands just now exceed- — Waesnes, ing their supplies, and thove who have to spare ‘16-year Tan, white border, B. M., should come to their assistance. Jensers Ar Svunpnisz Prices. ‘Was @18, ot 96. stein A eeeoenc cel IO The interview with the Commissioner of |_T™* ee Mae mpmted sewtiien, Mieey- ESE Bee As Labor concerning the local public library pro- | Ye#&* ues bendptandunyredeed ns Lagat ouec Sect, published elsewhere in Tae Stax, is inter- | C*™ * vest fronts; braided and | 16-year Brown Striped Cape, M., esting and encouraging. If the other heads of va ‘early © half hundred styles. ’ ‘Wes $7.60, at 06. departments will indorse this movement{or the | $259 sera? aurea to $1.08 16-year Kevy Striped Cape ¥. M., public welfare as heartily as Commissioner = Wright does the success of the public and de-| “#2 ‘om 52 to 44 inctuatve, ‘Was $10.50, at 04.50. partmental library will be assured. aeainainndiess THE PALAIS ROYAL. sees mes eeciet: Be a = 8) Marshall Field & Co. of Chicago have begun : Seenictes tan ia Santee courts to bare the! Fors Ar Lass Tuax Cosr. eae cemstoncungn ‘Was 913, ot 90.50. McKinley ‘lared unconstitutional. There : rs A Fur Garmeat may be worn for three months to compro emer conflict between aston’ pun ae ‘16-year Light Stripe Vest Front, - eats Melcend Che Meklatey | Co, seibencavalll seas ok ter Use —— ‘ments until next winter. ‘18-year Btripe Cape N. M., OR MEN. . ‘Was 814, at $7. neat Sait 2am Sek, tent ‘1S-year Light Stripe Cape M. M., from @5 to $3.98, ‘Was 614, at 68. than she bas legislature. Some-| yor LADIES. thing ‘16-year Light Strips u, Mise cur army to thet revpect. 1 Stole of Bisck Persian Lamb and Monkey, re sibel ‘Wees14, ot 98. duced from $19 to #3. eee oe ne re oe pees pte Stole, from g20 109s, | 1éveer Brown Stripe Cape ¥. M., first run of shad will serd downs few million | 1 etiam Lamb Stole, reduced from $16t0 $8, Menene. - 1 Mink (the sable family) Stole, from $15 to 67.98 dosens pairs of skates the run this way may be} 4 Xue ane yo ‘10-year Plaid Vest 3. M., oe a eS 1 Mink Capa, looks like able, from $30 to $19. Having shot, tomahawked and scalped the | 1 Monkey Cups, reduced trom $25 to $19. ‘1G-yesn Plaid Vest B. M., elections bill with the aid of the silver repub- pfoecnnner ee tangesmiriene hy my ‘Wes @18, ot 66.80. licana the democrats are now watch-| } Fersan Lani Cops, second quality. $2016 61% | 19 9p Gaqwtahs Black Vest H. M., see if there are of (@ Astrakhen Pur Capes, from €20 to $15. ing. ‘any signs of life in their = i ‘e15t0 610. ‘Wes @20, 06 G10. 10 Third Quulity do., from $9t0@S. 6 French Seal Cases, trom $15 to $10. 1 Nutria (oenver) Cape, from $4 to $2.98. 1 White Thibet Cape, from $17.50 to $13.50, 1 Fox Cape end Mull, from $0 to 4.08. ‘Muffs and Trimmings proportionately recused. FOR CHILDREX. 1 Fou Cape and Muff, from 04.08 to $2.98. ‘Look at these 08d Misses’ Kewmartets if you went to encuse 6 fine garment ot very moderate prion. ‘They had evidently not (seen some of their pictures in the paper. += Judge Miller of the Police Court is now giv- fing lemons on the law sgainst fast driving, at ‘Naturally the lower-priced goods go first. Ova CG ‘The higher grades are now ‘‘on the run” st exceed- ingly low prices—it will pay you to look. ‘THE MONUMENTAL. Stock. Or QRSETS ‘te tfmmense—ail the popular makes as well as French Woven and German Hand Sewed Goods. ‘The stock rust be scld—we therefore offer them st a reduction of ‘Buch s reduction has never been known in the Corset market. Every single Corset, whether at SOc. or @4, for 20 per cent off, ‘We're “‘clearing” here with s vengeance—to make your buying easier. We have taken every Garment, ‘marked each with » special ticket at the price we now offer them st. The original price remains on the original ticket, Ifyou take the trouble to look at these foods we need not tell you how cheap they are, but to bring you here first we'll give you just an ides. For instance— “ Garments marked $5. ‘Special ticket calls for $3.60. Garments marked $10. Gpecial ticket calls for $6.50. Garments marked @15. ‘Special ticket calls for $9.98. Garments marked 825. Special price ticket calls for $17. ‘These ar. @ few examples, but they are not put on Jackets or Wraps, CHILDREN'S COATS, too, in the ‘same way. gee & Ovr Consists of about 200 in all—and these we put under THE MONUMENTAL, Turxz Or Tuts Repvorsox Wax Applied to PLUSH PIE Exrme Stock Or Fox Cures the same head and the same class of reduction—except aetothe finest goods they are even farther reduced ‘than the Costs. Ifyou want Fine Alaska Seal Capes worth $06 for 960, you can have it. ‘If you want $30 Alasks Sable Capes st $16, youcan have them. ‘If you want s @50 Russian Sable Cape at $29 you can have it. If you want €25 Persian Capes st $20 you can have them. sa natn pee Pen Cio a7 y00 can have Now take your choice, the chesper Capes in Astra- ‘khan and Seal, are going as rapidly as we can handle ‘them at the prices we have quoted. Foe Morss THE MONUMENTAL. aND CHILDREN'S SETS At the Monumental prices are veritable wonders—the ‘stock is going down, but we intend every one to be ‘cleaned ont, and the prices don’t stand in the way, so ‘you'd better be in at the beginning, THE MONUMENTAL, 987 AND 090 F ST. H.W. “Dava News: Br E. P. Mears. ee ry eco i i ad WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1801. Cuzar: Cuxarze:: Casseanes Jowest price goods are not always the cheapest, ‘best goods for the ‘The but the money ie what we promise Txs-Dix Banca Suz. ‘We have just taken inventory and find onrselves with too much stock en hand, and in order to reduce mune Staawm sore tempting offers for the next FAMILY SHOE STORE, SPRCIAL MARK-DOWN CLEARING SALE RB. GOLDSCHMID'S, OF LADIES AND CHILDREN'S WOOL ‘910 7TH STREET X.w. UNDERWEAR.—Our entire stock of Ladies? end Children's Wool has been ‘‘marked down” — to make room for new arrivals of lighter ‘LOT No. 1-726 paire Ladies’ Kid Button Boots, box toecrcommonense last. Price has been $2; for ten days only pee LOT Bo. 2-990 pairs Ladies’ Dongola Button. Rew ‘War price, $3. Reduced price for ten days only ue LOT No. 3_785 paire Ladies’ @4 Shoes, all styles and ‘Widths, Your choice for ten days ‘TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL CLEARING SALE ‘Look over the few. mentioned below. Children's Wool Vest and Pants. Regular Price, 45, 50 and 6c, Marked down to 2te. ‘Scarlet Wool Vest. Regular price, SOc. up. ‘TOMORROW, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6. 1801. ‘Marked down to 30c. Having just finished stock taking oa ourswond Children's Extra Quality White Wool Vest. e249, Regular price, commencing at G5e. and up. LOT Xe. patrs Ladies’ ae floor weotier the following epectel bargains of Ode | Marked down to tie. and up. ton Boots, vers pair worth @8. Ranznnpeies tor Ladies’ Wool Vest and Pants. Regular pricy, | ton days ‘and Ends, all useful: @2and 75c. Marked down to 40. 93.40. Ladies’ Wool Pants. Regular price, 880. ‘Marked down to @0c. LOT No. 5-527 patre Gente’ Calf Button, Laced or ‘Prices lees than half value. Children's Cashmere Vest, very fine. Rega- | O°8sTem. Rewular price, #3. For ten days only “lee mae me ve a. ODDS AND ENDs. - Cashmere Vest. Regu- LOT Bo. anne car: tag Shoes. Regular price, @4. For ten days only 2.98. LOT No. 7-982 pairs Boys’ and Mines’ School Regular price, $1.50. For ten days only 98 CENTS. 33-48e. Novelty Book Shelves for S50, 9-980. Novelty Book Shelves for Ge. 5-06c. Medicine Cabinets for 73c. 2-83.48 Medicine Cabinets for 62.43. 1-93.98 Medicine Cabinet for $2.55. anit Pins Ieabestiereh Cesniiie Preah oa ‘21-$1.96 Plush Top Tables for Glo, clog, Sold before the hoitdays or #2, For the next 1-97.48 Nickel Table for @2.98. $1.25. 1~€2.48 Plush Top Table for $1.72, 2916.98 Music Cabinets for $7.98. =a 5-€1.48 Bamboo Screun Frames for $1.09. 6-€2.98 Commodes for 81.98. 4-€1.98 Blacking Canes for 61.55. 36-81.48 Smoking Sets for Bc. 10--$1.98 Oil Paintings for 850, ‘81~48c. Pictures for 230. FAMILY SHOE STORE, 310 7TH STREET N.W. FAULTLESS FOOTWEAR. “Wrrpme Ovr Tur LINES. *** °° SAKS AND COMPANY. Cece reece seees Buoxsx 100. 40—Odd size Picture Frames at 25c., 500. and 750, 9-080. Music Racks for G5e. 4-91.48 Music Backs for 85c. 1-87.48 Bamboo Portifolio for $5.80. ‘2911.06 Boys’ Safety Bicycles for $7. 2910.98 Girls’ Tricycles for $0.99. 1-836 Tricycle (Ladies') for $15. ‘1-89.98 Piano Lamp for $7.15. —We know Thursday, Friday and Saturday will— ——be busy days in our LADIES’ and MISSES'— —SHOE PARLORS, because we have been— ——through the different lines again with the knife— ‘2-914.98 Piano Lamps for $9.50. we eae. —in hand. These saies—outside of the fact of— 2-$19.98 Wrought Iron Lamps for $14. ‘Ladies’ —being profitable to you—are stock-necessities— ‘8-820 Baby Carriages for $14.36. —with wa. Doing a business as large as ours you— —<an understand what a “run” there is on— —~<ertain sizes—and bow others stand still. It is— —ust like having aset of books with volume or— —two missing—spoils the others. We would— —‘ather buy & new line from beginning to end— —than to fill inthe blanks. But “Peter” must— —+0 before **Paul” can come—and that is why we— —<ut without mercy. Of course we LOSE— —-MONEY—but we MAKE BOOM—and keep the— —stock trim and tiay. — There aresome rare values “‘talet for bar— ~—ains” and it may be stretching tLe opportunity — —+ littie for usto venture on a "HREE dayw— —-ale. Therearenot so very many and what— —there are—such superior qualities—you are— —likely to have them all before Saturday. ° © 0 0 0 © o — LADIES’ STRAIGHT AND PEBBLE ;GOAT— 9-81.48 Carpet Hassocks for 850. 14-06c. Children's Rockers for 05c. ‘28--Sic. Window Shades for 10c. 41—480. 3-ring Towel Racks for 250. 1100 pr.—25e, Curtain Chains for Se. 120 gro.—Drapery Pins, 3c. a dora. 19-$1.48 Rocking Horses for 98. 211.96 Rocking Horses for $1.19. Good fitting. Well made. Regular price, 380. Our special price, 25e. B. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 ¥F ST. N.W. at ga and the buttonboles are neatly finished. f nothing “‘skimpy” about it—and fauitiows. Try one once—30 conta. “OUR AJAX” ts the Zhe. grade—Wamentta, muslin a synonym for excellence. 2100 lines, oso, three ply thick, Lined with firm layer. ‘Hand-made buttonboles—and They are fancy Swiss embroidered, with the fronts worked in Red, White and Blue. you SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” across their sky of satisfaction, Worth trying—dou't thinkt NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. rrrrrrrerrererreseeee trtrerrrrrrrrersrese st rrrrereerrerrerrreeee — BUTTON BOOTS—Opera and Common Sense— —lasts—the P. Cox make. That tells you they are— — 82.50 and 83 boots. “WEEDING PRICE,” $1.69. oo e © © © © © — MUNDELL'S SOLAR TIP SHOES FOR— —-CHILDREN.—They'll wear out, but it takes— —em along while to do it. Sizes 8 to 10%.— —Everybody keeps them, but they're at least— 01.35. Successors to E. G. Davis, ‘719 Market Space, ‘HE COMBINATION, T Tath and Fete. n.w. SWEEPING RIGHT ALONG, striking everything in the: 1 Ty You Have Warren For THE LOWEST PRICES, NOW IS THE TIME. ‘Merchandise was never offered you solow. Never im the annals of trade do we remember ever offering you ‘so many inducements as now. Desirable Merchandise reduced to its mntmum ‘value upon value offered yor. Goods that we could not replace for the money. GOODS SOLD AT COsT. SOME SOLD AT HALF COBT. ‘Many are the opportunities presented to you to ex- change @1 for 50c. Cor. Sth st. “WEEDING PRICE” 95 CENTS.9 ©0002 0 © © — LADIES HAND TURNED, GRISOX.— —FRENCH KID BOOTS, Opera and Common— —Bense lasts, We have always sold them for 85— —and 85.50. “WEEDING PRICE,” 3.87. e©oceoe oo ee — MISSES’ BRIGHT DONGOLA BUTTON— — BOOTS, with spring beels, plain and patent— —leather tips. Bizes 11 to, See how wide we— —have cut open the price—They were $2.25-— —— “WEEDING PRICE,” $1. eo oe eo eo oe — LADIES HAND MADE, BRIGET DON— —GOLA BUTTON BOOTS with the coffin too— —and patent leather tip. At @4 and @4.50 they— —have been ready sellers— “WEEDING PRICE,” $2.90. ©0000 © © oO — CHILDREN’S DONGOLA AND STRAIGHT— —GOAT, SPRING HEEL, BUTTON BOOTS.— —Sizes4toG. Anything that Dix of New York— ‘makes you can depend on—and he made these. €1— and $1.15 have controlled them. “WEEDING PRICE,” 69 CENTS. oe eo eo o — LADIES’ BRIGHT AND DULL DONGOLA— —LACE SHOES. Low heels and brosd soles — —Mando on last we had specially designed for— —lderly Indies’ wear and sufferers with tender— —feet. ‘The few left tell of their success. $2.50— and 63 when the line is completa. “WEEDING PRICE,” $1.67. core oe ee 89.50 |—- INFANTS DONGOLA BUTTON BOOTS.— —Soft, easy, pliable little “foot forms,” with— ‘usnal | —‘‘worked” button holes. Sizes run up to num—— —ber 6, and sold for 50c. and 60e. “WEEDING PRICE,” 29 CENTS. eco oe eee — LADIE® PARIS KID BUTTON BOOTS.— . crown. ‘Only ten of these. Long strings of Silk Ribbon. ANOTHER CHANCE FOR THE CHILDREN. age top and bowers, —aualities. — “WEEDING PRICE” $1.79. — This “weeding” causes a wreck in prices on— —+ class of foot wear that nothing in this world —wat OUR ENTERPRISE could father. We— wish we could bay them for a9 itttle es we are— —flering them to yoo—snd OUR REDEEMA— —BLE GUARANTEE ISWT RELAXED a— — BIT. Your money tack—tittle as i sf they— —are not satiatactory. — Tomorrow for sare—Friday and Saturday if— —they hold out until then. [ i if ! INGOR & CO.'8, 909 PA. AVE. M.W. I ‘BUY MINE THERE AND THEY ALWAYS GIVE SATISFACTION. Saks AND company. *** GAKS AND COMPANY, | ENTE STREET. ‘ Terr L eer rrrrrr rr rs) reseed sitered teeresafl ‘WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1801. rrrrrrrrererere trrrrerrrreeete —Opers and Coffin Tos shaps. $2.50end g2— |? FT Tr rr rr rerrrrrer ese rrerre reere Mar Pazranarions.