Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1891, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cirealation of any Newspaper tn the World, and as am Advertising Medium Is worth wore than all the ether papers published in much encouraged by the success of the Balti- ‘more and Potomac in getting all it wanted from Congress in legalizing its illegal acts and grant- ing it additional property and privileges with- out exacting from it any improvements what- ever for the public benefit. In the Farwell bill, favorably reported to the Senate, the Baltimore and Ohio seeks the reward for ition or nom-interference with the Baltimore and Atkinson Dill be applied to it. if one railroad is permitted to do as it pleases im South Washington the same privilege is reasonably claimed by another railroad in East Washington, and will be demanded by the new railroads to enter West Washington. Such legislation as the Atkinson bill threatens every section of the city, and Northeast Washington is how appreciating it more keenly than ever before. The or and Ohio's request is somewhat more modest than the successful de- mand of the Baltimore and Potomac, in that it proposes to remove # considerable stretch of the existing dangerous surface tracks and to bridge certain streets, thus abolishing a mamber of grade crossings, whereas the Baltimore and Potomac retains and per- petuates every one of its death-traps. But in spite of the proposed reduction of grade-cross- ings the Baltimore and Ohio proposition is very objectionable. The station is retained in its present unsuitable location, “‘under the very cavesdroppings of the Copi- tol,” as Senator Ingalls once put it. ‘The proposed loop, four tracks in width, eurving into the present station site and curving out agin to reunite with the tracks on Delaware avenue is, in the shape proposed, highly objectionable, and if created would ng- gravate, if that were possible, the evils of the present occupation. The plan involves the surrender of important streets like North Capi- tol street to railroad purposes and the closing of other important public thoroughfares. A broad stretch of impassable railroad territory would be established near to the Capitol, sepa- rating well-populated portions of East and ‘West Washington and cutting off the natural communications between these sections. ee ‘Speaking of the action of the Supreme Court ‘upon the British application in the Bering sea controversy the London Times sa its de- cision in favor of Mr. Blaine’s contention would im no sense be binding upon us, and an adverse decision would put an end to Mr. Blaine’s policy at a stroke.” The purpose of the movement invery clear. It isnot disguised in Great Britain, and the effort of pro-English anti-administra- tion newspapers of this country to confuse the matter, to deny that an appeal has been made from one branch of the government to another, involving a disconrtesy to the branch ignored, and to represent the application as insome way & delicate compliment to the Supreme Court and the nation, is rendered absurd by the can- did statement of the Times. The republic, through its authorized diplomatic representa- tive, rejected the British proposal of a certain kind of arbitration in respect to the Bering sea controversy and suggested another kind. Great instead of replying to the American suggestion, attempts to shift the controversy to the Supreme Court and to obtain from that tribunal a decision upon the points that it wished to submit to arbitration, which, if unfavorable, would not bind it. and, if favorable, would, it claims, overthrow the American contention in the pending diplomatic negotiations. Evidently the republic will not ‘permit itself to be placed at the disadvantage of this Jug-handled arbitration, and whatever steps it is found necessary to take to avoid it will doubtless be taken. +2 ‘The total vote of the Methodist laity on the question of women delegates to the general conference is nearly 400,000, and is much Greater than wasexpected. Three-fifths of this ‘vote was cast inthe affirmative. The question is practically settled so far as the lay vote is concerned. The ministry have yet to express their judgment in the matter. Three-fourths of the ministers must vote for the proposition and after that two-thirds of the next general eonference must concur in the decision reached before the change will be made. nae ‘The managers of the Association ball to be held in Richmond shortly for the benefit of ‘the Society for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities have decided to invite neither the President nor Secretary Blaine. Evidently one of Virginia's grandest antiquities—courteous hospitality—is in need of preservation by the society. Senator Vest proposes to prevent frivolous Proceedings before the Supreme Court in the political surprises is at its climax. —______o +e —___ ‘The alliance grip is on bleeding Kansas. The farmers have carried the house organization and five republican recalcitrants keep the senate from organizing on republican lines. Tf Mr. Ingalls is to make his calling and elec- tion sure the preliminaries have not been arranged so far as appears. not long ago with a cargo of 15,400 and 10,060 barrel cargoes are common ‘What a wealth of linked sweetness out! sre eee It is a significant comment on the young Ger- man Kaiser's talk of European disarmament we eee ae THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. 6 Sowermma Fon Evznrsopy. weeeee ee iy BSAKS AND COMPANYS GREAT BARGATNS. °° * Seem e errors eerseerees cer eses eee obese er esorccs ° °° a MOXSTER THREE DaTy SALE *¢¢ ++ % Ce ed eae eoeewe eee eaceoe eeoee A year axo—aring all this month—we ware im the fever heat of “‘Dissolution of Partnership Sale.” ‘em consnion that fs stil) green im the minds of every Washingtonian. A grand, uniform reduction was made om everything tm the house. But for the BALANCE OF THIS WEEK ~\THRER DAYS-THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY—t the spasen's very heart—thet memorable past will be fhtown into the sheds of forgetfumness by the teillisncy of the opportunities we now open to you. Instead of a gracreus reduction on alt Mnes—things you need, and things not so pressing—we shall concentrate the fult force of cur dating bombardment of price om the THINGS YOU MEED—EVERYONE OF YOU-MEN, WOMEM and CHIL- DREN. Things-the pomession of which will sf to your ¢mmediate comfort—st prices that will give you the most vivid fitustration of economical buying of your day and gmemtion. Banguine for you imdtvidually—bergsins for the family. Every which way you turm—on every floor—the startling contrast between our magnificent qualities and the dwarfed prices is omnipresent. Take the time to ‘thoroughly reed and digest the very pith of our anpouncement today. If ope ftem doesn’t interest you-the ext may. Don't skip it. Saks AND ComPant, Lor xo. Fox Tax Mex. a FRENCH CALF Poa Tue Lars. ‘To stand by inactive is to see a grand oppor: bE a tunity stip away from you. Unless you srees- a, — traordinarily well provided for the future you MENS GALE, PATENT LEATHER HAND. ‘Wo know the reductions we offer in our Cloak cannot surely intend to let our Overcest Sale BeSiaAY pes melpuae and ‘Department during the next three dase will “‘close the door im your face." If you don't SU-REDUCED TO €3.90.-G turn cur comteuporarise pale with consterna- want © new Drees Coat-there sretheSterm = [LOT NOT. Sees tion. We have done just what they feared we Coats and Ulsters. What man can do witheat Peete ype ts ‘ope. Regalar $5, Woulddo—and just what we have intended to one? But the Dress Coats themselves—modelad GW"REDUCED TO 63.72.-G do-clear the track of every impediment tos in every conceivable popular fashion—all of tbe caLy axp speedy wiping ont of this season's stock. Surely best part of our matchless stock. Costs thet End without that soll cel Deana 82.00. mae +if nothing elve—the time-gathered, dust- sold. and $18, with none TO that for $25, 823, $22, $20 Ry frown relics thet annually appear before you to approach them—for more, even. They are “Iai low" at— nox ob : : a DhivikG Cots. 3 YiceNa And ir being $25, #23, $22, $20 and eis fhey sre-Sumtit Betanrday mighteabject vo Sour evr EN DOLLARS. —And you are sure of what you are buying. SAKS AND COMPANY. A Sneamme" Is Usvzawzan of sizes is bringing some rare quali- tn in Osbeuwean To almost ow prices, We are not even What they cose us~but we've a horror of Sad ends “You will and this hat posted tent “and for tive, cou” ing three days the new price will hoid good. “Odds” of Brittes PURE SILK, FW pairs of 12-chread Drawere—both size ‘32., Marked from $15 i [P- pairsof t-thread \wers—both size 30. Marked trou (@13 to 87. “ODDS” OF CARTWRIGHT & WARNER'S NAT- URAL WOOL. G71 Shirt_size 38— Reduced from nore nats $f Brawen Sad t— oan #80 to "By-1 bur of Drawers-size 30—Reduced from es by 1 MERINO WOOL. oF Z5? Shirts-size 34—Raduced from $4 to bgp! Shitt-slze 46—Reduced from $5.50 to “ODDS” OF HOLROYD’S RIBBED UNDERWEAB. ‘These are the BEST quality. Fer 1 Shirt—size 8 —Lieduced from @4.25 to ‘S871 Shirt—size 44—Reduced from $5 to aim of intel of Drawers—size 20—Heduced pees of Drawers—size 40—Reduced frou €5 to $3. “ODDS” OF WHITE SHAKER FLANNEL. 59-3 pair of Drawers_sizes 30, 32 and 38— Reduced from €2-00 to Si. “ODDS” OF SCARLET CALIFORNIA FLAN- ar Drawers—aize 38 Reduced from to we i “ODDS” OF NORFOLK AXD NEW BRUNS- WIOK'S COLORED ANGOLA. OF CARTWRIGHT & WARNER'S WHITE A Three Day Sale thet di tot include the Boys’ and Children's Department—would be Mike aplay without actors, Is this perticulsr ““feast of bargains” the Becond Sver takes an ‘important part. We've bad such record-beat- ing season—that ‘Odds and Ends” come to Ught each day. We have carefully collected ‘hem and new comes the “fan.” ‘iad out of ‘Overcoats we've us “odds and ends” just the same—1 to 17 years, Be" Lose $15.00 and G15 quaiities we bat + Would teach us that OUR course was the only ‘Proper one. Like s contagion this policy of ours hes seized upon them ali. With the amp of antiquity m plainly marked they are dbliged to confers to what your keen perception had already searched out—and acknowledge ‘that they are living in the fashions of the past— ‘spemely sprinkled with the lightsof the pres- out. OUR brand-new stock has been cut deeper than the deepest. Listen— ‘Handreds of our Long Garments, Three- Guarter-iength and Short Jeckets—that ot- ‘tracted your sincere admiration st $25, $24, 823, $22.50, $22, $20 and 818—are laid befors you without comment for your unrestricted FIFTEEN, DOLLARS41 It's just simply from vale "masdpaiat fou" know wieder you SiS ae opus fa cep array of unigug in our stock. No form’ potter titeinu betier-muade Nyups tua im » acl iadivida ‘ue at ours eave proof of. has ered oneae iesenes tee Fx Hawtiah Check und Piaid Scotch Fiald and Check Newnuarkets Fy-Viain ‘lack Cheviot Revier trout Uister. ueliny Cleter with bell an extchel. ~ Biwc] fists Melton Cape Ulsters. Eo Titeesinirter ete leek Nee tront Jacgete Seiey Weslo ack Mutelasse Ticefers. Earieck “Caeviot Astrachan - trimmed §27-Biack Engtish Worsted Reet F2-Black Frivity Brafded Voucrrens Hackers arr e juarter- Jackets, handsomely eu ‘That's the sort of garments we are * to tnere irses we Bere are Bo oid wagers ihe sale is NOW. when Sere i ue fos tte factors: Aclear unccuditicual rena my irom G2, Gok, By SEEEO SS, 0 and B18 for Del THaT. 8AKS AND COMPANY. Tur Suoz Sux “Ur To Dare The manufacturer's of Ladies’ FINE ee aes 7 = erauceiae gemma Seen te Sys. : LEFT. i. ¥ ‘No. “apts SHARE MLE, pox. 8, with « toe, deaiber Up vainp, extension SAMPLE PRICE, @2.79. PYLE NO. 227 PAIRS 11 Lape BONS Ane oe Eta sop Am ‘S@_) Shirt—size 34. : | Thisgrade Phi 92.79. Himinc ete: th ieee rangi LG BERET icons iif cee: ees Seteycmeener ter at wers—sized0.* ‘TO 81.’ eee, le Two “ODDS” OF ENGLISH BISMARCK. suppose 7. "18 Shurts—size 42. 3 The & ay OF ‘35 SR amt EE | ERS REUPRR TI Wabetece = | pao PTH RO fr pamereer, “4 pairs. ers—size 28. im. RS Votes ‘hooks, ‘Vamp and back, cotta "toe SES: Pgs ibe Plain Cieth. and patent-leather tip, band FRIESE wie | Bieter a en STRAY GARMENT. are, tbe Prices—cut them tm balf for STYLE be 557 Pans 3 S271 Ritded Baltryeyyn Sistine 4. Re TASS, Feta gee ‘bo, 94. 4R INCH RID TC SEAR, HOXED ort eign beprean Snire_ttao @8, Me- ‘They are 26, $1.50, $1.75, Sz. eet juet of ‘yaaleioe B71 pair of White Scotch Wool Brawere-aise They were $4.50. 5, 06, 00.50. SAMPLE PRICE, $2.70. 6972 jaiof lend Cantsere Drwwers—elan 38. They are $225, 62.50. OS. BS. 6-12 F ye 50. Lape ERAGE WEROE SOF BOTTON ses 30 ana 40_Neduved fron Soe th Jats, and are fuisbed plain or wit tine? Waite cutter you come the more likely 3ouare Hand sewed~don't that. "In stock’ at ‘KS "AND COMPANY. 4 S0ent Sipus PRICE, 92.70. &, Bi iz z Hs 78 Pane ERT = Betoraste ‘on tener fest. Youve be Rts ae Se eit r 1 [BS a ‘AND COMPARY. at syn Mien’ PUP TUR TOP pe ee eed men EE od ort, Men an ey a ead taney col Bead, B and sive quit secures Ale ee dese sSaisirsag | Aa P ae Fries acme | see mam sume ; gee time—and surely odds and ends” belong here, = balou GOLA = ae —= SAKS AXD COMPARE. ‘lope “we "SENS FitencH CALF CORE SOL» SHOES * 91.97. ame Toss and Ee Fa 8) Lar x with Lor x Seal Reyer cia bg PRICE, 81.97. ite rm ‘ apa ES eH TPP "Ee | tear anya ae ee iat BALand Two of this style— fees "heal ie PRICE, $1.97. Fe RE DUcep 10 03.-ea ry . OS es eee sees sou. of CONGRESS: Ly a7 soles ce 7F SAKS AND COMPANY. $4Ks AND COMPAXY. ‘Who says this imn't a great event—thie THRRE-DAT'S GALE? We'll tll you frankly we've sever hed our agers nsuch erich ple before, Do we leave you anything to want for thet we haven't cut tofthe ‘‘quick” ia price? ‘You'll remember that nomeof thece ttemns are in rest varlety—oaly a very few of each—and if some one fe more ‘Prompt than yoR—end secures whet you've mede up your mind you wanted—Gon't blame us. took again and seo tf something élse won't fill the bill Just aswell. EVERYTHING THAT COMES OUT OF THIA MALE 18 & BARGAIN. TREUsbar, 1% 15. wees eeceeee weeee ee oe se ebee SBRVanTS OF A cece wre ccebee eee eee es. Ree ccccescorves eee Brpat, auD eeecee eecees Ceecsece eeeeee eseeee BAES AND COMPANY, eersce eesbese ewcce oeee eb eborves eeecces eevee - eee ee ee ee Wee eeee be sesseee eoereee saturday, 7am. 29. Ceeer ee sere seces eee eesenee eecaee eeecee LIparre, Prorus, PEXNOTLVANIA AVENUS AND SEVENTH STRBET T esa ceeones bteeece Seeerecee* eve 2 esses ANUARY 14, 1691. For Tae Toren Toe Is Trore Youn THE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL “OPENING” IN THE PALAIS BOYAL'S COTTON UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT 18 Wow TAKING PLACE. OUR REGULAR PATRONS KNOW OF THE YEARLY ONE- WEEK ATTRACTIONS, THIS ADVERTISEMENT 18 THEREFORE MORE FOR LATE RESIDENTS AND VISITORS. “OP ENING" UNDER WEAR L ALS: M3 we ROVAL. PERHAPS NO BETTER COMPLIMENT OF THE “OPENING” OF 1891 CAN BE MADE THAN COMPARISON WITH 1900. THE MOST POPULAR GARMENTS OF ‘90 HAVE BEEN DUPLICATED FOR ‘Ml AT PRICES 80 MUCH LOWER THAT MANY OF OUR REGULAR PATRONS ARE BUYING A YEARS SUPPLY. THEN, ‘TOO, THE NOVELTIES FOR 01 ABE ATTRACTING THE aT- TENTION ALIKE OF PATRONS AND COMPETITORS, THE SECRET OF THE MODERATE PRICES FOR THESE MARVEI- OUSLY TRIMMED FRENCH GOWNS, CHEMISES, SKIRTS, ETC., 18 THAT THEY ARE REALLY NOT PARIS MADE GARMENTS, BUT COPIES OF THEM—FAC SIMILES WE MIGHT CALL THEM. IM- PORTING THE MATERIALS IN LARGE QUANTITIES AND HAVING THEM OUT IN IDENTICAL SHAPE AND MADE AND TRIMMED IN IDENTICAL STYLES MAKE THEM FRENCH IN ALL BUT PRICE. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) (Continued below.) Sxmzs, 500. To $16. ‘Twice last season's stock and nearly twice the variety of Short and Long Skirts. Certain styles that met with popular favor have been re- ordered. Many will recognize them by the de- scriptions and will gladly profit by the lower prices. 980, SKIRTS FOR 880. ‘Best Mustin, Extra Wide Skirts, Sinch cam- brie flounce, 3-inch Hambure edge, 3 clusters fine bunch tucks. 8c. SKIRTS FOR Tic. Superior Muslin, C-inch ruffle of French em- broidery, Gtucksabove. 88. SKIRTS FOR Tie. ‘Nothing mean in material, width or finish. ‘The deep Hambury rufile hae tucks sbove, $1.25 SKIRTS FOR 6c. Superior Musiin, G-inch hemstitched ruffle and tucks above. $1.96 SKIRTS FOR $1.68. Bixstyles for this season. ‘Trinmtngs of plat ‘Val. and torchon laces, Hamburg and hand em- broidery, superior to that uséd in last season's 81.96 Skirts. fT only to satiety your curiosity, ask to eve the $15 Skirts, ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Gowxs, 59c. To $19 Face. Some ofthe new styles aro unigne. Here's ‘one that buttons at the side, sbtrred at back and front, high shoulders, ran with ribbon neck, front and cuffs. 8c. GOWNS FOR 79 CENTS. Last sexson we sold similar Gowns. less eare- fully finished, for 80cents; and, us many know, couldn't supply the demand for them. They are‘‘Mother Hubbard” style, with two inser. tions of superior embroidery; edge st front, eck and sleeves. $1.25 GOWNS FOR 98 CENTS. ‘Wo were first to introduce to Washington Gowns with the surplice eck. These now of- fered at 08 cents are trimmed with better em- Droidery than in last season's $1.25 Gowns. $1.35 GOWNS FOR ¢1.25. Burplice neck and V-shape yoke of Ham- ‘burg; bigh sleeves. Yon know, perhaps, ofthe Fush for these last season at $1.35 each. $1.98 GOWNS FOR $1.68. Muslin or cambric. ‘Trimmings of laces snd embroideries cunningly arranged. No éasiér to describe than a French Bonnet, And who ean tell properly on paper of the twintsand turns and thet indescribable something that constitutes the besuty of Bounet? ‘trimmed French Gown. Our price is $7.25. Silk Gowns, with choice lace trimmings, 619 each, Ask to sce them, THE PALAIS ROYAL. ‘Wontinued below.) Conser Covens, 250. To $3. ‘From the leading corset maker of the world ‘We secured a pattern for a Corset Cover that is absolutely perfect fitting. Our 2ic. garments tall it as eloquently as do the $3 article. SOc. CORSET COVERS FOR 30 CENTS. Finest cambric and reliable i e sape. Look 1 the euums andthe hin @80, CORSET COVERS FOR 50 CENTS. 88 The laces and embroideries the 8 Corest Covers make them os mache bargain as ‘thoee offered at 25 cents. (Cie. CHRMIBES FOR S00. Zeta te. ae Sho quae Cy and yoke Mazina Wowow Disease. ‘Various ways of misleading you. For instance our Window display of 1881 Ribbons misleads because the new and delicate shades are not shown; and, too, ‘bow can you Judge of qualities? ‘The inferior grades of ‘Hbbons look as well in a window as do these best a A | RL 2 Quality considered these are the lowest prices ever asked in this city and, as far as we ‘know, in any other city, ‘Now take the window display of 1801 Woolen Drews Goods. The delicate tints of Fawns and Tans are not for display in © sun-lit window, and yet we have, "tis ‘said, the best variety as yet shown. This isas fares oar window displays mislead. We don't judge it legiti- ‘mate to exhibit s few garments—wraps fer instance— ins window and mark them at very low price only to tell you when you visit the department thst we can't THE ¢ OME cen. | BINATIONL JANUARY 19, 1901, TRAT 18 WHAT WE SY ABOUT OUR a LADIES’, MISSES AND CHILDRES Waare PARLOR £, ARLINGTOK HOTEL No more whittling as to price, as there @ nothin Jer but a portion of the cost after thie lest aad Sinai cu te made. ‘You never had such value.and ft will pay you to bey ‘even if the garment is not much wor this seesom. Th: 4 ‘quantity 19 divided mto lots amd each lot tell you bow A Goon Revexve. T...... Thrtft te a good revenue, says the old proverb. ......To be known as being thrifty is the best kind of E......6 reputation among your neighbors. Pinu. I ioeasity acquired. You need only to buy 4......7oUr goods of us to be known the town around 1......as being thrifty. Erpecially ie this so at this ‘R.....month’s males. Goodsare going at prices ovsee+- profitable to you, But N.B. If you want to be sseeees thrifty faced and fmished Al. Ages 14, 1Gend 18 There ar only 4im this lot, The price mow, $12. They sold to: ez. LOT 6—Children’s Reefers. from 4 to 10 years, plait cheviot, English chevrua and broad-wales, high sbou!, Basket. was 64 48. ‘The regular price of this set is $7.50. Fortomorrow LOT 12—Pine Navy Bive Cheviot, high shoul ‘only you can have one for $4.98. ders, with military braid trimming. Only tee im this Jot, 36 and 38. The price now, 67.40. War 813.98, LOT 13—Extra Size Plain Black Moscow Beaver, tailor made, full sleeves and hich shoulder. Tur © | price now, ‘The price was @12.48. LOT 14—Only two of this garment, which isan Im Ported Reefer, in fine quality beaver, one Bleck ané 7 with ‘St you and ask you considerably higher prices for | Lap Board ether garments that do fit. ‘THE PaLals ROYAL (Continued below.) TT Asovr Mistzapixa Abvanriseursts. ‘How easy tomisiend youin regard to Wrap. Tne merchant, who, through lack of experience and good taste, selects monstrosities that every ane rejects cames ‘out late in the season with a big advertisement of *“tm- Ported wraps at less than their cost," ete., eto. Or, Perhaps, the merchant of the old school st last awakening to the fact that last year's and the year before last Wraps are not selling rushes into print with ‘alist of reductions that appear marvelous. Then there is the advertisement that quotes the very latest ‘Stylo garments at seductively low prices, and when you reply you find only a few undesirable sizes. Again, there are the advertisements of the merchants, ‘who, finding thelr credit business often brings serious Jonees inake good those losses by larze profits, so that 4f some of thetr patrone never pay their bills they stiDl aregainers. Such merchants might advertise their $20 Wraps for @15 and yet they are likely tbe the {dentical rarments advertised by the merchant whose ‘cash business enables $15 to be the regular price. 80 much for misleading advertisements. We trust you ‘Will not be misled by the following: DISGOUINT. 7 One-tenth off the price marked om any garment in the Palais Royal Wrap Department. ‘We cam please your taste, St your figure, and, we think, lighten your pocketbook book less than they who conacioasiy or unconsciously write misleading adver- ‘tieements, ‘TO SELECT FROM: ‘Ladies’ Flannel Tea Gowns. Lediies’ Silk Tes Gowns. ‘Ladies’ Seal Plush Jackets. ‘Ladies’ Seal Push Recters. ‘Ladies’ Beal Piush Becquee, ‘Ladies’ Seal Plush Wrapa, ‘Ladice' Furtrimmed Seal Jeckets, Ladies’ Taslor-matie Cloth Coats. ‘Ladies’ Vest front Cloth Jackets. ‘Ladies’ Par-trimmed Cloth Jackets, ‘Ladies’ Cloth Traveling Ulsters, Misses’ (12 to 28) Cloth Jeceta, ‘Misses’ (12 to 28) Cloth Uisters. (Children's (4 t0 14) Cloth Unters, ‘Onitdren’s (1 to 4) Cloth Cnnte. (Childsen's (1 to 4) Silk Coats, (Cathdven's (1 t0-4) Prush Higte, ‘Children's (1 to 4) Uk Mata, (O97 Weest an intelligent reading of our's and other r Wo ask inteligent comparison of va- ‘mity, quality and peices of the garments advertiond. ‘Ta PALAls BOTAL, - OL (Corner ith ends. ove.” a All Cloth Cloaks that sold from @8 up to 614, In lot 2 we willesll aT 93.17 ‘ aT 63.17 aT 63.17 Al! Cioth Garments that sold from 4.50 ap to 68 ’ (012 Silk Seal Plush Jackets, 86. 814 Silk Seal Prush Jackets, 67.80. Jecketa, Tae Crrzexs Or Wasnrxorox HAVE CONFIDENCE IN UB. (We will not betray it), Judging from the responses received from gupee iteek: on besd them ‘Wraps for stont ladica. Piston ty - wei G12 Mateleoce Wraps, €7. $20 Braided Wraps, @11. MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDRENS Sn ee ee — . SUITS AND OVERCOATS. ‘These goods are all fresh and of this asa son's production. Early callers will get the pick. 2 B. BARNUM & CO., py ‘931 Pennsylvania ave. NOW 97.75. NOW 67.7%. NOW 67.75. All Finest French Felt Hats that hove esi at 1.25 ‘et our house, when others asted 2, All Fine Woo! Felt Hats that we eel of @Bx..when others sold them et @1 and @1.25, THE MONUMENTAL, n (087 AND 999 F ST. HW, Gs (On our fine grades of Winter Neckwear, includ- ing Puffs, Tecks, Fcur-in-hands and Ascots, heretofore valued $1.75, $1.50. $1.25. 61, JOSEPH AUERBACH, 3 Pa. AVE, ‘214.15,17-3 | AND N.Y. AVE., COR. 15TH ST. bbbbbbbbbhhbbhbhhbbabbbbbhihbbh Tae Hacer Axnts Sorrons. ‘The Hacksy Ankie Support t made of fine, soft call ‘akin, and when adjusted to the amile may be so lace esto efford support without unnecemary pain D ‘will be found more servicuable end cvm@urtabio 1 weak or sprained ankles than the clastic baniagee FURS. [Se ‘We are sulling all Furs at reduced prices and are dally replentahing our stock. ‘Yn Seal Gkin we have Jackets, all sizes and lengths, ‘Seoquss and Wraps, Capes, 940, 950, $70; hich Canty a tomas Cre td a, Ware, How & Co. 8; storm | at a ee ee ‘Ertamer. ‘Finabes below cost. Have opaeed ai une ae ARLINGTON MOTEL ‘BD. & STINERETE 8 soma, Sueamenaly 413 138th