Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1891, Page 4

4 al ‘HE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1891. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON Ss §2-SAKS AND COMPANY USE THIS ENTIRE COLUMN TODAY. 23, 1891. “ 7 A “Saxvary Taaw.~ “Vhatever melting away of price there is to be tomorrow in our CLOAK Depart- ment we made up our minds must be op CHILDREN'S WRAPS—(Long Gar- mentsand Jackets). It fs Saturday—and they'll have plenty of time. We are bound it shall be the GRANDEST “SMALL MONEY” DAY IN JANUARY. All along we bave had a stock that has taken the “‘shine” off of anything that is—or ever was—in Washinuton. Been Goilars under them all at our recular prices. Now we will show them what WE mean by REDUCTIONS—and YOUR little folks reep the harvest. It takes a cool courage to back it—but tomorrow shall Le the “*red letter” day. ‘The lots are larsely broken—but you ‘expect to find “odds and ends” st this RUATUTe aie of the season. They are war. ueuts ft for little queens—every ove of them. THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cirealation of any Newspaper in the World, and as ae Advertising Medinm is worth ‘more than all the other papers published In Washington. “The ion that a public library at a central point. open in the evenings as well as by daylight, would bea public benefit, has beon reed to by all Washington-—official and un- Oficial, public and private; and the difieulty in the way does not seem to be any lack of book for the combination of the books not now needed in the varions official libraries of the city in one place would suffice for # library am- le f i iemazuia of the public. ‘The real difficulty is that of a place. What is needed is one vast ball or « series of rooms convenient; located. well lighted. and heated or cooled, ac- cording to season. where ladies and gentlemen | disposed to be quiet and studious might pass their leisure with books.”"—Saltemore Sun. The Sun graspe the loeal library situation. But it lays stress upon the difficulty of seeur- ing the necessary spacc, and adds that doubtless some of the roome of the new national library will be kept open ir the evening and on San- | day. If the people of Washington were as | certain on this point as the Sux appears to be | | SAKS AND COMPANY. Dowr Suir Ax [rex. “Tuaweoy Fro $18 To $6.50. LOT 14.—The seven that are left of thone Pretty Shepherd Plait Long Cloaks, with the Jacket effect and cont and tassed, The sizes loftere 4ycars. OF: S yeas yecrs'. “Tuaweoe Fron $9.50 To $5. LOT 489.—Nine Brown ond Bine Plaid New- markets. Those with the two deep-cut Capes. The sizes 2 2 1 Jeft are: 4 years’ Uyears’ 8 Fears’ 10 years’ 12 years", the situation would be greatly improved and the prospect bright. But it is to be remem- Dered that the presence of the Congressional library, and the pleasing hope, hither delusive, of « broalening of its use through an enlarge- ment of its circulating feature and exten- sion of the hours in which it is available, have | T WAWED" Frou $1 3 ‘Te $5. done more than any other cause to keep the rhe ‘ mass of the people of the city during all theso | |... HOT Sit --Three Plaid Gretchen's, with velvet years without any public library whatever. No effort should he neglected to secure this popu- larization of the new Congressional libra but it would be folly to cease struggling for the library on the other lines suggested, in con- fident reliance upon ® radical change of the regulations limiting the public use of the Congressional library. If in the end @ certain portion of the Congressional li- | brary is converted into a public circu lating library of the kind desired, and these books are accommodated in the new Congres sional library building and made accessible to the public in the evening, this result will be ob- tained only through the public conviction of the necessity of a separate library on some one of the independent lines suggested. For these books, though housed in the Congressional library builling, would really be distinct from the library proper, which would probably re- main under its present regulations, and the cireulating books would donbtless be those which Mr. Spofford says can be spared from the Congressional collection for a local public ary wherever located. Washington is anx- ious only to secure an accessible library. and ill gladly and gratefully accept it whether it ishoused in the new city post office building, the present post office department, the new Congressional library building, or in quarters provided by some private benefactor. inspired ‘The sizes 1 leftare: 4 years’ “Tnawen- Fron S14 To LOT 609.—Two Biueand Brown Plaid Gretchens, ‘With plain brown end plain blue Zouave Jackets, There are only and Gyears’ —— lett. 6 years’ ‘These areall ACTUAL REDUCTIONS. We know there's lots of marking UP to provide for a marking DOWN, but we are never guilty of such mdinary methods. It ts DOWN WITH US in price-ALWAYS. SAKS AND COMPANY. Tuaweo Frou $14 To $7. LOT 205—Two Snowflake Plaid Gretchens, with cape collar, belt and fancy buckles. 1 Only 4 years’ and Gyears’ left. “Tuaweny To $13. You'll remember we have a line of CHILDREN'S IMPORTED LONG WRAPS that ran in price from $26 to S28. We brought them over ourselves. ‘They “took the breath away” from onr with the worthy ambition of asociating his trade friends. “You'll never sell them name with what will be one of the most useful in —— ne merry A ‘i if ion. eh? We thomeht differ- and popular institutions of the capital of the a. ite ali ail adie republic. It will soon be necessary, however, to focalize sentiment and to concentrate effort upon some specific library project, leavi changes in location or other matters of detaii to be pamed upon by our legislative bodies in action upon proposed am + sdments. ——_—_seo——__—_ ‘The conference of representatives from cer- tain industrial bodies now in session in this city is one of considerable interest. It was called by the Ocala convention to promote common legislative ends and its purpose is to confederate the agricultural and other indus- trial societies. But there can hardly be any doubt that its deliberations and acticn will have wider than the proposed results. While fashion centers—they were in high fav: oniy eleven left ay the resuit of the season's demand. Who knew best what Washington mothers would appreciate? md they'll cover ages ones and the #28 ones— OF THEM-$13 FOR Your ALL CHOICE. SAKS AND COMPANY. “Tuaweor Fron 815 To $7.50. LOT 277-One Blue Melton Cape Ulster with twisted Presext Axv Prospzcrrve. WE INTEND TO MAKE THE SPRING SEASON OF 1891. A MEMORABLE ONE IN THE HJ®@TORY OF THE CLOTHING TRADR IN THIS CITY. OUR DESIGN- ERS ARE HARD AT WORK PRODUCING NEW AND ARTISTIC GARMENTS THAT WILL BE AN IMPROVEMENT OVER ALL PREVIOUS STYLES, IN THE MEANTIME, IF THERE 18 ANYTHING LN OUR LINE NEEDED FOR THE YOUNG MEN, BOYS OR CHILDREN THE BALANCE OF OUR WINTERSTOCK CAN SUPPLY 11, AS THE MOST FAS- ‘TIDIOUS CAN STILL GET A SATISFAC- TORY CHOICE, NU MATTER WHETHER IT IS A SUIT FOR DRESS WEAR, A BUSINESS SUIT OR AN OVERCOAT FOR MEN, OR A DRESS OR PLAY SUIT, AN OVERCOAT OK KEEFER FOR THE BOYS, OR FURNISHINGS FOR EVERY- BODY. THEY ARE ALL MERE AND AT THE PROVE PRICES, B. ROBINSON & CO., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, W2%3-eo 900 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Asorme Grrar Day ‘TroMoKROW FOR CIULDREN'S FOOTWEAR. We have said but little lately in these col- tunns, yet we have been very busy for this time of the year. The reductions on our usual low prices have Deen a-walhinz, speaking wide-spreading adver- tisement to us. Come tomorrow and see what Grand, Good can buy for your little ones at less Shoes you than you can get their old ones repaired for. FOR TOMORROW ONLY. That is what we call them, asthe line is broken in sizes and styles; we have some sizes in one kind end ‘some in another, so that we ean fit you. Consequently youcan have them at your own price, which will be about half of the original cost. Do not miss this grand opportunity of our clearing sale. Our #22 Astrachan and Seal Fur-trimmed Refers ana Vewt-fromt Sachets 4 og Saiemairmmones are Reefers All our Cloth Jackets #3, some of them worth $8. One lot of All-wool Cloth Reefers. Original price, 85.75. For this sale will goat Our $12 Pinsh Jacket 85.98. Our $15 Plush Reefer 80.73. Our $20 Plush Beofer $11, Onr 821 Plush Vest-frout Jacket 611.98. Our #20 40-inch iength Plush Sacque $10.98. Onr $28 42-inch leneth Plush Sacque $1: (Our 35 44-inch length Plush Sacque $19. CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, Choice of $5 Garments at $2.50. Choice of 86 Gurments at Choice of $7 Garments at #:3, In fact all Children’s Garments, the prices ent in balf. | It is the xreatest opportunity you have ever bad to wet fashonabie Garments at one-half and even less. coo L A (RR a=. os f Fn a ae a o a RK K 5p, Seo fu SA BE RK att = 1t 734-736 SEVENTH ST. N.W. ue Comprnation, i2YH AND F 873. TOMORROW, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1891. Mundel'sFatuons Solar Tip TOMORROW . che kak later” on aes Py STILL PRODUCING NEW STUFF FOR THE ‘Misses’ Dongoia Kid and Fine Goat Heel or Spring Hee! Button, plain or with Patent tip, usually $1.50. TOMORROW GUILOTINE. TO BEHEAD PRICES I8 NO CRIME, BUT A BENEFACTION TO THE PEOPLE. ‘Those well-known Boys’ and TOMORROW Youths’ nicely anade Button ONLY ‘SPs sa ete einen pinks Ses Rees Rests vod wis 9-1 ss nay ta aa oon a ae pole eee Satin Ede Gros Grain Ribbon, isnmense assortment of short pieces. No. 4, Sand 7, Misses’ Pebble Hecled or TOMORROW ieee oe Spring Heel Button, also NLY Child's Dongola Spring Heel Button, regulariy with us 81. Similar clearing-out reductions on most all of our Ladies’ and Gents’ inter Goods. WM. HAHN & CO.'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, S1GSEVENTH ST. 1922 PEN S. AVE. 231 PENN. AVE. 3.E. No. 9, per yard Se. No, 12, per yard 7c. No. 16, per yard Se. No. 22, per yard Llc. Thook Suede Gloves, Tan, Grays, Browns and Black, 98. Ladies’ Gauntlets, Brown, Tan and Black, for driv- ing or bicycle. Just the thing. 91.19. Children’s Kersey Cloth Knee Protectors, 19¢. Children's Double-knee Heavy Derby Ribbed Hose, extra value, 250. Children’s Corduroy Legyings, 4 to 8 years, $1.25, $1.38, 81.48, $1.58, $1.68, EMBROIDERIES 1t S-inch Cambric, Swiss and Nainsook Edge, 8c. “Tuaweo- Frow ($18 To $7.50. LOT 615—One Southdown Novelty Plaid Cheviot Suortwaisted Coat, silk girdle and XVI century pocket. The sleeves are cut very ful), With plain blue insertinz, and the plain bise ‘Vest is crossed with bars of silk braid. IT'S AN 8-YEARS' SIZE. “Tuaweo: Fuow $14 To 87. LOT 355~One Plaid Cheviot Box-plaited ‘Newmarket—trimmed with a succession of rows of Hercules braid. IT'S A 4-YEARS' SIZE. Frox $12 To $7. LOT 1001—One Bine and White Plaid Gretchen, with double cape, shirred back and there is no present movement that augurs the ‘the formation in the near future of a great in- dustrial party the probabilities are that such an organization will be made sooner or later— whether in time to throw the next presidential election into the House of Representatives or not will depend, it is likely, altogether on the attitude toward the industria! classes of the two parties into which the greater part of the Public is now divided nearly equally. a Things have worked around in Nebraska to a Gilbert and Sullivan operatic climax. The con- testes governor, Boyd, is invited to sign a reso- | “T's awepe lution calling a joint convention to contest his right to hie seat, and the supreme court of the state bas decided that no such resolution will be legal without his signature. The independ-| “™¥UMdyeinile. | eats have a not unreasonable suspicion that if — they wait until Gov. Boyd ousts himself they!“Tyaweoy Frou $18.75 To $7. will wait indetinitely. ne enn Col. Ingersoll, with bis usual flourish of ora- torical trumpets, says “there is no city beneath the shining stars where there is more genuine ~ —— Bberty of thought and expression than there is} “Tuawep- Frow S10 To $5. im Boston.” The colonel should be at the Cap- LOT 480-One Elkton Plaid *‘Little Lady itol end of Washington city some day when | Clte-", Full sleeves, ine and ered with Congressmen are discussing the clections bill bag ee _ and one another and he will change his a LOT 610-One Piain Blue Cheviot Newmar- ket, with Jacket effect, square collar and the whole piped with fancy silk cord. IT'S A O-YEAKS' SIZE. “ > a? opinion. “Tuawen- Frow $9 To $5. be lot >-One Lonw Ulster with separate ‘What is the use to wonder at the life-tenacity Jacket edved with Gray Astrachan and neat of the democratic party. Tammany is the old-| CoMand tawel vine. ext democratic society. Tammany is a tiger. eo ae nee A domestic small tiger is called # cat. A cat HAWED” RO! > WY Ss é 5. not only catches on its feet when thrown from | — ToT 1240-01 x 857 9 S175 E the sixth story. but has nine lives and a re- ‘waisted Coat with s girdle. mainder when killed. How can you destroy a IT'S A 2-YEARS" SIZE. arty that has sach « biological principle ia its| “PS. Frow $5 To SL75., backbone’ ‘Lot 560-One Green and Brown Plaid Ulster, ———_—_— += The Courier-Journal has discovered that the With shield shaped lapels. IT’S A 4-YEARS’ SIZE. recent disturbance in the Howe was caused by Speaker Heed and Mr. McKinley stitling the Frou 88.50 To 83.5 P a nawed Frou $8. 'o $3.50. minority voice of the House by thefreustomary |» MANED Sno SOO) Lo Deo Plaid, with hich shoulders and revers. brutal and revolutionary action. -- —_ee IT'S A 10-YEARS' SIZE. The potato farmer ought to be thankful to the MeKinley bill, or some other agency, in view of the fhet that the average price—77.7 cents per bushel for potatoes in December was more than 9 per cent advance over the prices of December, 1889. ax Jcvexmas: Jackers. ‘The Children were never given “half a show” in Jackets until we opeued our Cloak Department. We made a feature of them—and it was appreciated. This “January thaw” as struck the rem nants of the best lines. SAKS AND CUMPANY. “Tuawep* Frox $14 To Ss. LOT 1:23-Four Peacock Blue Reefers, with wray astrakUan collars dnd cufls and large pearl buttons. ‘The sizes lett are Mr. Mendonca, the new Brazilian minister, in preseuting his credentials to the President Yesterday made a «peech which by ananimous consent entitles him toa high place in the pa- triotic and picturesque order of spell binders. oo Senator Dawes’ question as to whether or not there it « distinction between freedom of de- bete and eternity of talk is yet an unsettled one. = a > . Arkansas has joined the company of states “Tuswe- Fron $16 To $10. were stiff, swollom and painful. She prayed thstsbe| @5 °* = 93.70. Which withhold action on the appropriations | print Jackets, with, vee of knee tant night be rescued from her disability. ‘The doctors, aa for the world’s fair until the elections bill it} — revers and collars of weal silk plush. Large settled. pearl button: parts and she arose from the chair and walked about RR A TTT 4 7 ores the stace and up amd down the steps, God blessing the E aa H Gnectinsh eepdiliones tla te Sapd Pig Ee Actors shaking Hany with everyone she met W. | in ace an Be % i quill das inva chalk poet that te, anaes left are “Syear, 10 year, 14 year. Braedon, a nad case uf liver and stomach trouble Ku t z Feng ara TS Fam $16 To S10, LOT 614—-Two “Brown-striped Cheviot faa accordance with svuthern rule and prac- ‘Reefers, with silk frown, velvet ravers and $e Last year sowed the smallest crop of corn and the Largest crop of democratic votes im many years. Lerr. “Tuaweor Fron $16 To $8. LOT 625—Five Light Tan-colored Tufted (Cheviot Jackets, with double-Lreasted vests. ONE EACH LEFT OF SIZES 6,8, 10, 12 AND 16 YEARS. “Taaweo- Fuou $16 To $8. —~+-2—____-- Senator Cameron's movemeuts on the finan- cial bill were silvered o'er with the pale cast of thought. tee North Dakota is having « blizzard of a time Lor iT Tan~vlored selecting s United States Senator tomcceed| iQ? JM—Twe. Ta —— Mr. Pierce. ‘Fiash. Lange mother-of-pearl buttons and Ingalls sneceeded by an Alliance ex-confed-| _ ONE EACH—12 AND 16 YEARS’ SIZES erate! This would be the irony of fate and) UEFE ‘egies ‘Kansas ee Oe ‘Take this sale from bewinning to end ‘The silver poul investigating committee has andit thruws “into the sale” vers out utente Metin, wake bare ee Piet a eke ee "inne meena ing and deserving body of government em- be ae oo ‘SARS AND COMPART, Tt seems as if nothing short of an: to the Constitution will seve the oyster to pos-| PENNSYLVANTA AVEXUE AND a ‘STREET. 1 ia their custom, “Dave News» By E. P. Meerz. (Changed Dally.) Why shouid you buy Doug- laws’ Emulsion of Cod Liver O41 and Hypophosphites of Line and Soda instead of the hnundred-and-one other simi- lar preparations? For yood reasons. In the first place it is the freshest, purest and Dest. Physicians throughout the country prescribe it every day. Its wreater efficacy is dae to the strength and purity of the Coa Liver Oil (of which there is 50 per cent) and other ingredients. Douglass’ con- tains 50 per cent or one-half of the purest Norwerian Cod Liver Oil and is so thoroughly emu'sified with the soluble hypophosphites of Lime and Soda that itis pleasant to the taste, readily divested, and uneqaated for health- giving properties. Se. for a large bottle. “Your catalorne hae al- ready saved me nearly a dol- lar.” This is uot an unfre- ‘quent remark. ‘This catalogue contaius en epitome of the stock and the price of each article. Given uyon request, or mafled. MERTZ’'S DRUG STORE, A Mysreniovs Powsr. 18 IT A SECRET? HELPLESS MORTALS CURED OF THEIR IN- FIEMITIES AT G. AR. HALL (OPP. WILLARD'S HOTEL.) A FREE GIFT. Despite the clouds and the rain yesterday the sick and afflicted were atG. A. R. Hall and the Drs. French again made manifest their miraculous power to heal all manuer of diseases. Those who came to scoff de- parted full of belief. Ayaan almost entirely deaf was made to hear a ticking watch. An aged lady hobbled B.e. cor. Lith and F sts. n.w. placed their hands on the 2Micted 45-INCH Cambric, Swiss and Nai nsoox FLOUNCING, All the newest designs and very latest effects. Extra- ordinary good value. All put in at 98e. Goods among actually worth $1.58. It is your op- portunity—if you will only grasp it. THE COMBINATION, 12TH AND F STs. A. KAUFMAN. atl N. SICKLE. ¥ iM MM of" gBSq LB S POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. y aan NN Ey iJ Yi f. ikd - ins for you tomorrow. Shirts and Smoking Jackets. sale of Unlaundered Shirts been in full blast for a week. The make of our ‘Shirts has become well known. We want to reftr {tah H bh your memory as to prices. We have about fourteen Smoking Jackets—each oue full value for the prices marked on them. The reduced prices for tomorrow will guarantee ‘their sale. THE ITEMS. GOc. Dress Shirts, 37}. Gc. Dress Shirts, 49. ‘Te. Plain or Plaited Bosom Dress Shirts, Gc. 4ply LSc. Cuffs for 10c. » pair. ‘89 Fine Cloth Smoking Jackets, 86.80. We offer tomorrow some epecial drives in. Pocket Books, The depart- ment is crowded with exoel- out values oy Chatelaines, Shopping Bags, &e. 12% and Lic. Leather Purses, Sc. each. ‘And e large tine of Finer Pocket Books, Puress (Card Cases. 2 It will always be to your advantage to call on us be- Tar Moxvewtat. 37 AND 930 F ST. N. W. COTTON UNDERWEAR. KID GLOVES, MATS AND CLOAKS Ta, where the knife has entered deep into the former Suede Glove. Gre look Bucks Glue, Does oe 7 50 Gents’ Dowskin Giove, I, Rngint Walkman alors. Bods SE FOSTER ality for thts sale a vo, in five Hey At ase. Yon surely should inte chance in Japanese Silk Underwear. it one you wen get sosown arate Japanese Rilk Chemise. t4 Jepences Site Gowan: ets irk jabchene SUE Gowusstii, ‘THE MONUMENTAL. a 10. 16) Ix Ovr Muusexy Deranroest. slit Rite Stock of French Felt Hats, that have been ire: Our Wool Felt Hats, that have been selling at Oe. Now 1Xe. Now Ide pew ae Seta Now ibe, Fancy Birds, that have been selling up to Sow Ste eflfDivde and Pancy Teather that sold from $1 to Now Tie. Croaxs Axo Fors Anz Dows To A minimum now—this is mM ol Cesena tar tenting hg Trimmed Chevron Jacket, $12. 2 Nook seal Hrigned Cheviot Jacket, 18 Fur Astrakhian Trited Cheyiot duck 1 Buk Seat Plush Inc Bai Bitz tina" act ty $24 sik seat Yiush Jackets tefmused handsomel Se nen i iow $14. ($10 Matelese Wraps in Hay sae for stout ladies, Xow os 14, $10.50, uo $25 entero Bed Coan Yar On our center counter you will find imthe follow: a Misses’ tot cl fol i I “Tae viet Keefer Jackets, worth Now $9.50, ‘Two specials in Children’s Cloaks_they will be cheap to ynt aside ior next veason's use it you can't make Use hems DO At We are selling all Children's Garments that sold from 0 to 84. THE MONUMENT: 957 AND si F ST. I, ‘Al it 3.W. A. PIERCE & CO., Buccessorsto E.G. Davis, ‘719 Market Space, Corner 8th Street. WHAT EVERY WOMAN NEEDS And what every woman wants is Corsets, and what they always try toxet is a good-fitting Corset, for if it is not shapely and well made no dress, no matter how carefully itis cut, will fit or look well over it, therefore every one shoul try and get reliable Corsets, those that they know will fit well and feel comfortable, and the only one that does that is goods that have been tested and tried. Toxet these goods you have toxoto reliable merchants. Our Corset do- partment is one of the largest inthe city ard ‘you will find init all of the most popular and well-known makes. Allare carefully selectod ‘and reat care is taken to have only the best fit- ting and best wearing Corset that is made. If you Luy # Corset from us and it is not perfectly Satisfactory it will give us pleasure to exchango it or refund the amount paid for it, just as you may desire, for we desire above all thinzs to have every one that makes a purchase at our store well pleased and satisfied with it. We ‘quote below a few of the popular inakes of Cor sets that we show: The W. A. P. Corset, well made, good fitting, made of French coutil, boned with real bones, lace trimmed, finished with red or white stitching. Co:ors, White and Drab. This Cor- set we will compare with any $1 Corset in Wash- ington, Our regular price is 7c. Special stock taking price, 09c. ‘French Woven Corsets, well boned, long waist, handsomely embroidered bust. Worth $1. Special, 75e. French Satine Corsets, kabo boned, well made, lace trimmed, in white only. Worth ‘Thomson Glove Fitting Corsets— R, &H., extra long, $1 pair. G., $1.40 patr. E., in Black or White, $1.75 patr. R. &G. Corsets, made of linen, well boned, ‘$1 pair. Dr. Ball's Health Corsets, in White, Ecru, Drab, $1.25 pair. Dr. Ball's Health Corsets, in White, style B, known and most popular Corset made in the ©. P. Corsets, made of French coutil, $1.75 pair. C. P. Corsets, made of fine French satine, silk stitched, €2.50 pair. - ae Corsets, made of fine French satine, ©. P. Corsets, made of extra fine French satine, handsomely embroidered in Silk, in ‘Black or White, $4.50 pair. MISSES' “‘GUOD SENSE” Corsets, made of French satine, with garter and skirt attach- ments, 75c. pair. ‘Misses’ und Children's Double V Waist, in all sizes, 65e. each. Yaxazez Norioy Sprctats. 500-yard Spools of French Spool ‘Thread. Regular price, 2c. Our special price, 10c. ‘pool. ‘Model Skirt Belts, in Black, White and Drab. 25e. each. Shell Hair Pins. Regular price, 36c. dozen. ‘Our special price, 12c. dozen. ‘60 Steel Hair Pins in box. Regular price, 10c. ‘Our special price, 2c. box. Herringbone and Feather stitched Braid. 10, 15, 17, 18 21, 25, 28, 33 and 3i5c. piece. ‘Dressmakers’ Tracing Wheels, 10c. each. a) Corzypy. ‘Roberts’ Razor Steel Scissors. Regular price, 91.50. Marked down to 7ic. pair. An Extra Fine Steel Scissor, emery ground, fall nickel plate, made especially for us. Sixes 436to7inch. We will guarantee them tonell re: ‘larly for from 4c. to $1.10 patr. Our regular price is ic. pair, but we have marked them ‘down to 25e. a ‘W. A, PIERCE & 00. Brccessors to E.G. Davis. ‘TQ Market Space, cor. Sth st. Axorner Caaxor ‘We have now placed our : ‘Tin Ware Department along the right wall of our store coming in and have Put our Wooden Ware on table opposite. Not only does this make ft morecom- ‘venient for our customers, but it also gives us more oom in which to show these two most important departments in our estab— lishment. Come in tomorrow and tell us how you like the change. We are always fia to receive your opin- fon, and to this end we five below s list of goods 8 reasonable prices, bop. Ing thereby to secure your Presence: —larve Block Tin Bread Raisers, worth 98e.,for 8 —Handwome Japanned Toilet Set. 3 pieces... ——Stee! Kitchen Knives, - —Platad Napkin Rings. —Gas Lighter, with one box of 20 tapers.. —Polished Wooden Salt Boxes, ——Children’s Painted Carte, —Stair Broshes, —Hine Brushes, ——Polished Wooden Breed Plates. 282. w Princess Clothes Wrincer, No. 1 $3. —Handsome Antique Oak Top Tables, with bam- —_ boo lees... . —Large Willow Footed and. —NWillow Table Mats, set. —Devorated Vases, each... —Crystal Glass Stand Latnps, complete. —— Crystal Glass Mugs. —Decorated Platter, gold —Decorated Baker, old lined. —-White China Cups and Saucers —Handsome Engraved Crystal Goblets. —-Orystal Engraved Oil Craets.. Japanese Decorated Butters., Decorated Soup Plates... —Devorated China Frait Plates. —Devorated Oatmeal Fow! —_ ration... Tl T HHH Fe ; Sf. = T +s=%H H EER er oA H ES , ike Se = 7TH AND H STS. N. FRANKLE & CO. ‘We close at 6 p.m. Saturdays 10 p.m. w. Guoves Berow Cosr. Findin« that most of our customers demand the bet- ter class of Gloves, we have coucluded to close out the following two lines AT LESS THAN COST: Ladies’ 5-button Dressed Kids in Tem and Black. Their reeular price being 7c. Tomorrow at Sie. Ladies’ S-button Dressed! Kids that were Bic. at G7e. ‘They will be foun, on our center counter tomorrow. LOUVRE GLOVE COMPANY, Waneasren Kin Groves AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, Tomorrow, Saturdsy. January 24, Ladies’ 4-button Undressed Kids,all colors, Reduced from $1.25to 7c. Ladies’ 4-button Real Castors, Black, Drab, Terra Cotta, Tan, Brown, &c. Meduced from $1.85 to 81.67. Ladies’ 4-button Dressed Kid, worth 91.15, at 98c. Ladies’ 5-hook Foster Lacing Dressed Kid. Reduced from $1.35 to@1.12. Ladies’ 7-hook Foster Lacing Suedes. Best made, Reduced from $1.85 to $1.62. Our &-button Suede Mousquetaires. Beduced from 81.48 to $1.12. All our best quality of French Mousquetaires, in Black, White and all the colors for street and eveuing ‘wear, reduced from $2 to $1.82 for tomorrow only. ‘Haves pair tried on st our risk. LOUVRE GLOVE COMPANY, 1t ‘911 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Mews Day. ‘Tomorrow, Saturday, January 24. we will place on sale 100 dozen Men's Scarfs, Four-in-hand,Tecks, in light, medium and dark shades, satin lined, bought to retail 3 for $1, at 25c. each. Se. Four-ply Linen Collars, all styles, 3 for 25c. he. Four-ply Linen Cuffs, 15c. a pair. 1 lot Men's Fast Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs, - “OUR OWN” UNLAUNDERED DRESS SHIRT, BEATS THE WORLD, FOR 500. ‘This Shirt is made of the best anchor cotton with double front and back, four-piy linen cuff and collar baids, 2100linen bosom, patent stays, and elegantly ‘finished. ‘B suits of Medicated Red Flannel Underwear.double- breasted. Shirts sold at 85 a suit ; now $2.08 a suit. 1 lot of White and Gray Heavy Merino Underwear, shirts and drawers. Worth 68c. each ; now 40c. each. 1 lot of 39c., 35e. and 250. Half Hose yo at Zlc. a pair, including fancy stripes, solid colors, and Fast Black. ‘We are known toshow the Lest bargains in Laundered Dress =hirts at $1, $1.25 and $1.49; fancy bosom, STRASBUBGER’S It 404 AND 406 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. ———$ Taree Doras WORTH OF @00DB FOR TWO DOLLARS. To make additional room for our Picture snd Picture ‘Framing Department we offer ourentire stock af Vases, ‘Boquet Holders, Bisque Figures, Cups and §aucers, in fact all of ourGlass and China Goods, as well as OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF JEWELRY, At a discount of 33s per cent frum the marked selling price. ‘Twenty-five per cent discount onal! Satchels, Pocket ‘Books, Card Cases, Cigat Cases, Toilet Cases, Work Boxes, Desks, sc. ‘Fifty per ceat discount on all Japanese Cabinets, Boxes, Trays, Scrolls, &c. + ‘M. SILVERBERG & CO., F S12 Teh st. aw. Sa” We ase prepared now to furnish any style of Pic- ture Frame desired, do the nicest Mat Work and guar. antes both our work and matte faction. All we desizeis « trial. to artists, ‘@l-w. femecst Price te not the only consideration. Perhaps the Teader has unusually long or short fingers, a hand very thin oF unusually plump. The enormous aumber of different styles and izes necesmary to Keep tb stock. tn ‘onder to St all sbapes of hands, is the reason why many are seldom PROPERLY FITTED. in fact there are many ladies and gentlemen Who never wear perfect-fiting gloves. ‘The reason ix they buy of the mervhants who do not keep a full variety of sizes. WE CLAIM AND CAN PROVE WE HAVE A GLOVE STOCK AS LARGE AS ANY OTHER THREE STORES COMBINED IN THIS CITY; A VARIETY AS COMPLETE AS SHOWN IN ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY, bro bk ok oP gs FR OD LY A E ‘We are willing to fit pair of ‘Palais Royal” Gloves to your hand just for the satisfaction of proving we can PROPERLY nt your band. We won't ask you to buy, sufficient to know we will see you sooner or later as a buyer. NOW ABOUT PRICES-.You ask: *“How can pow eli the best quatity gloves at lower prices than wewailly preva?” Fortwo reasons. Ist: Because the enormous vol Une of oUF love trade adzalts of direct fampertation. Second: Gurcash business secures spectal dis ounts ‘When we buy and enables sail profits when we sell. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Mews “Paras Rovary Groves (Every pair warranted.) ‘The iatest for the midwinter of "1 is Undressed Kid im new tints of Grays and Tans Black is also Worn. Allow cne of our experts to fits pair of those gloves to your hand. 1.50 pair. vine Gloves are also warrant: Men s Evening Kid Men's Cape Driving Gloves. Meu’s Castor Beaver Gloves. Men's Embroidered Evening Men's Best Chevrette Kid Gloves oe ex S2-You will Gn that the @1.55 Gloves are identical to those usually retsiled at bone offered at $1.65 generally sell at €2 and THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Lawes “Paras Rovar~ Groves. Made only of best SELECTED kid and so GUARAN- TEED. Don't judge by the prices, havea pair tried ‘om at our risk, then criticise the ft, quality and finish. The new tints for “1 are here. Six shades each of Grays, Tans, Browns, Modes and a Fast Black; Moss, Myrtle, Reseds, Dalia, the mew Kec, &. new Pearl and other delicate shades for evening. For street wear: 4-vutton Undressed Kid Gloves for only #1.25 a pair, and Mousquetaires at $1. and $1.85. For riding or driving the new Fnelis! Dorskin Mousquetatres for only @1.:15; alo Gauntlet Gloves in all styles. Por evening wear: A superb Un- dressed Kid Glove for only #2.25. pair. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Camprews “Parats Rorar» Groves. ‘We have fitted the first pair of Kid Gloves to many a ‘one who is now a society belle—for thirteen years we have nade a «pecialty of Gloves. Misses’ and Chil- dren's Pigskin Gloves 96 cents, 4-button Kid Gloves #1. G-button Undressed Kid Mousqnetaires $1.25. Boys’ Enclish Dogsicin Gloves #1. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Reuiaste Curae Kr Groves. For themame reason that we sell the very best Kid Gloves at less than prevailing prices we offer other RELIABLE Gloves at lower prices than usual— FOR 6c. A PAIR. 4-Button French Kid Gloves. EVERY PAIR WAR- RANTED. All the new tints of Tans, Grays, Modes, Browns; also Fast Black. Would we warrant these Gloves if we knew them to be unreliable! ‘8-Button Pirakin Mousquetaires.. 4-Button Undressed Kid Gloves. S-Button Undressed Kid Mousquetaires....... S27 We have been told again and again that our ec. Undressed Mousquetaires equal the $1.48 Gloves offered elsewhere. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Wanraxten Fast Brack Hose. See the quality offered and you'll know why we write in big letters: A BARGAIN. 25 cents pair for Black Ribbed Cotton Hose in the following sizes: Ladies’, 8 to 10-—— Misses’, 6 to 83s. Boys’, 7 to 10 Children’s, 4 to 6. Proved high spliced heels. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Banoaxs Taar Ane Bancarss. Final reduced prices for the Latest Style Tea Gowns, Jackets, Ulsters, &e. Not a garment in the depart- ment is excepted. Coramng content om the $200 Bed Room Sab crmare Janwary $1, 1892 9 KINGS PALACE. STOCK-TAKING PRICES NOW PREVAIL 18 4k. DEPARTMENTS. Inour LADIRS, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOSE ‘Department we offer your chaive of our entire stock st * OF THEIR REGULAR VALUE. Tnour MILLINERY Department we offer FELT MATS IN ALL SHAPES AND COLOMS, WORTH Te, AND 61, aT we. FRENCH FELT HATS IN ALL SHAPES 45D COLORS, WORTH $1.25, 01.590 AND 01.75, af “sc. SPECIAL STOCK-TAKING PRICES PREVAIL 1% HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, FURS, DRY GOODS, JEWELRY, TRIMMINGS, UMBRELLAS AND LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S FURNISHINGS. ‘Si2.814 7TH ST. Now. Nor A Misyomrn- PERR We wonder if you haven't came to dislike that word “harwain” asintch ax we have? It isn't the wordt is the promiscuous use of ft. It te almost meaningless now. In the face and eyes of all the cheap, indiffer- ent “'atug™ cthat ts the correct namefor i) it is ® “BARGAIN” toxet full measure of valae for your money. Over what in there mare “to do” made than Muslin Underwear? Just because it has grown tobe Universal custom to “stock up” at this time the air Uterally fall of ail sorts of inordinate wide for your buying that cannot stand the interpretation of com ton sense. This is our first Jamnary in the “Muslin” supply Dut we have walked rivlit into « large bustmens that i= GROWING—and solely and simply by giving the BEST PROCURABLE QUALITIES for « FAIR and HONEST PRICE. Jndgment, in the selertion of pat ‘erm ¥ at: Tee hon ts Cambie, with ““¥" and round meck—trimmied.. ie reas - se und edge of embroidery ........ Te Cambric, with square and low neck, trimmed Superlative qualities, both hich and low neck $1.5, $1.37 and 1.50 Cambric, low neck, trimmed with, Mediet and Valenciennes tae : 08 - 4.25 GOWNS. ‘Muslin, tucked front and double yoke back. See Moalin, tucked yoke and ruffle finish, — ‘Muslin, tucked and embroidered yoke. . Toe Muslin’ with tacking, hematitching and em boroidery... op ‘Best Quality Musiin and Cambric, with ana ““V" tucking, evan Extra Muslin, with “V" shaped embroidered collar and tucked yoke......... Cambric and Muslin, with yokes trimmed in Muslinand Cambric, with solid tucked yoke, "and square neck snd with tucked yoke and inserting.........61.09, @1.7, #198 and @2.30 ‘Muslin, with solid yoke of inserting. 4 81.98, #2 25, 82.30, €2.98, $3.50 and @.98 ‘Muslin, with bunch tucking and widejembroid- Latest idea in Cambric, with turned back collar ‘and cuffs of embroidery, finished with ribbon. New things in Cambric, with lace embroidery and ribbon finishing... ‘White aud Black Siik.. ee Gaubroidery, from 61.8, $1.08, €2.25, €2.50 and $2.09 up. (Cambric, with inserting and edge of lace €3.50 and BM ‘Cambric, with heavy embroidery ruffle... P47 inches deep eubroid- SHORT SKIRTS. Cambric, with lace aud embroidery, 61. and 21.98. welts DRAWERS. CHEMISE. Avan, with fne tks and mytae Yoke of a Drovers, ssnuesvssny penneentnssonnen foslin and Camioric, with eubedlery tackinn oF —e ‘Tiny We. amd Be