Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1891, Page 4

EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1891. Rosey 8. NOYES 2 or. THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cireatation of any Newspaper in the Worlds and as an Advertising Medinm is worth more than all the other papers published iu Special Notice. Im order to put the forms of Saturday's mammoth 16 page editions of Tuz Stan on the presses in time to extch early outgoing trains, and also to give to advertisers the bene- fit of that larger circulation always secured by prompt delivery of the paper in the city, the necessity of sending in business announce- ments at an earlier hour is earnestly urged. As much copy as possible of this character should be furnished by Friday evening, that proper arvangement, position and classification may" be sssured; and hereafter no advertise- ment—whether “new” or “re-set”—exceeding five inches or seventy lines in length, can be taken after eleven o'clock a.m., with a guar- antee that it shall appear in the issue of the same day. The management of Tue Stax will regret as much as any one can if disappointment should in any case follow the enforcement of this rule, which is imperatively demanded by circum- stances beyond human control. It is confi- dently believed, however, that by the exercise of due consideration on the part of advertising patrons all ground for complaint on this ground ean be avoided. - +2 ‘New Yorkers have long endeavored to get the trustees to open the Museum of Art on Sundays. The movement gains force because of «little revelation of human nature. The trustees while denying to the people in mass the right to use the museum on Sunday have been issuing. it is said, to the members of their own families ond their own personal friends cards of admission tobe presented at aside door. The public discovered this aristocracy of privilege and kicked with great vigor. The result will probably be the opening of all doors to all the people. It has been claimed thet the reason why the museum was not thrown open was that there was not money ‘enough to pay for lighting, heating and attend- ants. But the private snap in the public trust shows that this pretext is no longer available. Af the funds are sufficient for the friends and families of the trustees they ought to be sufti- cient for the general public. So sy the people themselves. There is no reason that will stand daylight or even Washington gaslight why the Library of Congress and other educational places under government charge should not be open a portion of every Sunday, so that that large portion of the public who cannot use them on secular days may profit by them. To this end appropriations would bave to be increased very slightly and no extra trouble needs to be devolved upon the regular attendants. — For fear of losing the measure in the Senate if it went back there for concurrence the House conferrees have accepted the Senate substitute for the House bill for the relief of the Supreme Court and there is every prospect that it will becomes law. Briefly, the bill creates an ap- pellate court out of three judges—one circuit court judge added to the presen* one in all of the nine circuits, and either a Supreme Conrt justice or the district judge. Original jurisdic- tion is reserved to the district court and to the present circuit court. All appeals from the district court will be to this court of appeals or to the Supreme Court. The establishment of the new court will enable the Supreme Court to clear up its overburdened docket. The bill will require the appointment of nine judges, nine marshals and nine clerks. While not so and perhaps not so effective as the House bill which was abandoned, it will won- derfully aid the Supreme Court and all who have litigation before it. : 0 A communication elsewhere in Taz Star throws additional liglit upon “the persons re- sponsible for the Zoological park.” It is a credit to have originated or to have strongly advocated the idea of preserving from extinc- tion under the Smithsonian Institution for the benefit of science characteristic types of Amer- ican animals. It is a discredit to have origin- ated the idea of converting this scientifie pro- ject into a locul Zoo, or of pretending to thus convert it, with the result of making it a mu- nicipal charge. The Smithsonian Institution wants and asks for an American Zoo for scien- tific purposes. The District neither asks for nor wants a local Zoo at local expense. The scientifie Zoo is « commendable project. A muricipal Zoo would be a foolish extravagance. Fither buy the animals at national expense and turn them over to the Smithsonian or do not buy them at all. oe Reassessment of taxes under permanent as- sessors and higher liquor licenses promise a needed increase of District revenues. It will be difficult to put such legislation in the most effective shape as amendments to these appro- priations bill, but it is evident that the meas- ures cannot be secured from the present Con- gress in any other form. If the suggested amendments are added to the appropriations bill such detail in the statement of their pro- Visions and such necessary incidental legixla- tion should be permitted as will at least render these measures entirely effective us enlargers of the District's revenues. _ Gov. Hill of New York makes a bid for dem- ceratic support of his presidential aspirations in his refusal to recognize tiov. Bulkley of Con necticut and is offer to recognize in an extra- dition case the rival governor, Morris. The democrats of the “I am s democrat” brand dearly love a proclamation of democracy from the housetopa. —-——ore— The late Mr. Fayerweather was as good as his name to the colleges and hospitals. And as his residuary legatees have divested themselves of the enormous estate it appears that his testa- mentary goodness will take the shape of actu il casb, nothwithstanding there are still contest- ents Our esteemed contemporary, the Empire of Toronto, which does not want to be annexed to the United States refers to the “traitors” and “scoundrela in Washington” and uses other language which is so highly disreputable that if Canada is annexed the Enpire will have to re- move its office to Colambus, Ohio. +66 ‘The attention of the women of the woman suffrage convention now in session in this city is called to the statement of Col. Henry Wat terson of Kentucky, to wit: “I am no man's man.” Evidently this chivalrous son of the land of pretty women is the candidate they are looking for. +2 At has been decided that Senator-clect Brice of Obio will have to pay those Buckeye back taxes, notwithstanding he is a citizen of New York. $e Senator Chondler will. proceed to thump his nomics in the New Hampshire legislature with cold type at long range. ——_—_+-____ Governor Buckley added neither to his fame as the chief executive of a state nor asa hu- Governor Campbell of Ohio was in New York yeoterday, uncertain about returning to Colum- bus, he said, until they ceased firing out there. sat es 4 allio ~ Ansmann 2 ‘Mr. Cleveland still thinks tariff reform is the keynote of demoeracy. It gave him the pitch, however, when he struck it once upon a time. ee ee ‘The sliver question is a condition in the west end a theory in the east. WE INTEND ALWAYS TO MAKE OUR HOUSE THE MOST WELCOME, INTERESTING PLACE IX TOWN. FROM ONE YEAR'S END TO ANOTHER WE KEEP THR “BARGAIN POT A BOILING.” CIRCUMSTANCES REN- DER SOME OF THESE ‘‘OCCASIONS” MORE IMPORTANT TO YOU THAN OTHERS—AND SINCE THE FIRST OF THE YEAR WE HAVE BEEN STEAD ILY DRIFTING TOWARD THE OPPORTUNITY WE NOW ANNOUNCE. ‘TOMORROW AND SATURDAY WILL SEE EVERY DEPARTMENT * ST- LING” WITH SEASONABLE SPECIALTIES OF UNQUESTIONED QUALITY, AT PRICES THAT ARE WITHERING WITH THE PARALYSIS OF A DYING SRASON. PUT YOURSELVES IN THE MIDST OF THEM—PROMPTLY— FOR THERE'S A CHOICE AND YOU WANT TO TAKE THE BENEFIT OF IT. SAKS Ss HoH oo ERR m Weve “Bioory Bio Gane Fortune has smiled on us agni ment do we take our shoe bus “wiirl.” We keep kim rit to the front Every thine the market takes a turn he's thers it_and ft profits you. Look at the ‘ession of barvains we've able to put before you avain end cycin! Certainly they are evi- dence of 0 miion to your interests. Be- cause Weare able to handle bug quuntities we have wany a cood thing thrust in our way that is never heard of by sny of onr contem- Poraries, Here's a letter we received from one of the ‘very best, most reliable ladies’ shoe makers in the country. It tells its own story. Kead that— then we'll give you a description of the different Joty—youcan put two end two togetber—end figure out your own saving. BALTIMOKS. February 25, 1891. KS & COMPANY, Wash- y shipped you entive line ng a FRENCH TD.GLAZED.DONGOLA CLOTH TOP BUTTON ‘avoreoating about six hundred inet tad sng that ranges 1 the aa high ue pair considcr them the. most desirable line Of cam pies we have ever had to ofer Jor sale hes pects lige Signed)" CHARK, PERRY & CO. =a Se oa i 2 “a ue 8 fee 2 MM ge = NINE LOTS IN ALL. NUMBER ONE. Ladies’ Hand-sewed French Kid Button Boots tension soles, zig-zag stitching, French heels, plain and patent leather tipped. ant re Fe oe = ages = NUMBER TWO. Ladies’ Hand-sewed Paris Kid Button Boots ‘with Opera, Coffin and Kichuond tors—plain and patent leather tipped—concave heels. ‘Made to sell at &. ‘NUMBER THREE. ‘Ladies’ Hand-turned Brown Cloth Top But- ton Boots. Full concave heels, opera toes, Plain and patent leather tipped. ‘Made to sel! aa di w%e a it Mes 6. fee = Ot ae NUMBER FOUR. Ladies’ Hand-sewed French Kid Hook Lace Shoes. Patent leather tips and stays, concave esis. Made to seid at 84.50. NUMBER FIVE. Ledies’ Hand-weit Liona Kid Button Boots. Full concave heels aud made on Spanish lasts. Made to seil fete Mt ae a 4 cae tae 84.50. of am 2 SS aye NUMBER SIX. Ladies’ Hand-turned Olive Cloth Top But- ton Boots. Pisin and Patent leather tipped aud bigh concave heels. ‘Made to sell NUMBER SEVEN. Ladies’ Hand Welt Giazed Dongola Button Boots, Made on common-sense inst with low heels and broad sules. Made to sell 6 aie oe i fine . 38 es NUMBER EIGHT. Ladies’ Cloth Top Lace Bocts, with patent Jeatuer tips and stays. full concave heels, Made to sell ° ts we ‘* at on at “. oft eae = awe NUMBER NINE. Ladies’ French Straicht Goat Extension Sole Button Boots—opera tue and common sense Made to sell Be H aM bg “ - 4.3 “ Ot es ‘There they are. You will notice Messrs. Clark, Perry & Co. sy SPRING samples, What 2 “streak of wood fortune” this is for you. Just exactly such Shoes as you Would be buy- img now answay -"“UP TO DATE” IN STYLE, —GUARANTEED QUALITY —and what ao “aliver” of value the price im $2.49. ‘This sale will last as long asthe Shoes do. ALL SIZES. SAKS AND COMPANY. Wosrers Last Sreveare. Here's EVERY LADIES’ WINTER JACKET jexutleft vut of the immense aswrtiuent liad when we opened scarcely five wouths awo-ONLY SIX OF THEM. Tose doesn't hinder us from keeping faith with you. These carments cannot stay with ws. Wethink the price now must appeal to you ase yuod investuient to inake, even if you do keep it wutil uext season. “HALF IS THE ORDER. Har Or $10 Le $5. One size 38 of Lot 972N--A Fine English Che- viot Double-treasted Reefer Jacket. Fancy ‘wool plaid Hining; seeves lined with heavy satin. The shoulders are bigh; the collar is botched and ruil wo} Chinchilla, Double-Lreasted, Enwlish Walking Jackets-tizht-dtting end tailorauade, with Mb shoulders, roiling collar and bound with silk braid—#% Haus Or $10 1s $5. One size 32 and one 36 left of lot 1300. Blue ~ AND COMPANY. 40 left of Jot 1560—A Blue Beaver, pvasted Reefer, with sleeves, collar ly embroidered. Rolling collar and hich aboulders—#5 NOW, of silk braid. $7.50 now. = By Har Or $6.50 Is $3.25. One size,42,left of lot 102. A Single-breasted Cheviot Reefer, bound with silk braid. Rolling collar and shoulders. Now 83.25. SAKS AND COMPANY. “Dirro» Tue Cunpney, No Misses’ and Children's Jackets can tag onto us for next season. A “‘clean sweep” with Us means a “CLEAN SWEEP." We'vedivided all that are left—oddsand ends of our best lines— into two lots. All that sold for 88, 89, 810, YOUR $11, $12, 813.50 and $14—the z bg SSS smallest is 6 years—the largest 16—but some of the in-between} — 8$# Shyg55 Sizes may not be here. CHOICE. Oxtx Use Sarvnpay Nicur, All that are left—and that ineans just FOUR —marked now at $3 and have sold for more are cut in half— | \t Hur Or 315 Is $7.50. (One size 2 of lot 1450—a Tallor-made, Vest- front Jacket, with sik facings, double row of silk braid sround the collar and down the front—now 67.50. Osty Uxrn. Sarcrpay Mews P. ANTS. ‘That big Pantaloon sale we had a week ago ‘was a success in point of the quantity sold. Our ‘books don’t record itsequal. But it has left cs with broken sizes—worse than uselessin a rush. We will give you until Saturday night to pick out another pair—and a price to make it still easier. Atl the fancy checks | an an es and stripes that i ge ae ames | ae Hy ‘CHOICE All the fancy coacta| ao 2 and stripes that have | 58 3 Sold at $3.50. Bao) ‘We certainly have paved an easy way for you to supply yourseives this season. This is the last “tick of the clock.” SAKS AND COMPANY. Tus, Tuar Axo Tue Ornen IN THE BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. ‘hed together in one lot about Atty KILTS-that are extraordinary value and exceptionally pretty patterns at €3.0 and @4-for ; fy 8 aatg ESS yy UNTIL 2 2 @ SATURDAY be i ed NIGHT. Bia Boys Loxa Paxrs. Lot S43 is only a small lot now—but what are lett we've let in at a “withered” price. ‘They are strictly all wool—16 to 18 years’ sizes, Worth $2.50. ‘TIL SATURDAY, 81.50. Lot 6000 are all wool—worth $2.50. Fancy stripessize 16 to 18. ‘TLL SATURDAY, 81. Lot 7105—Not all-wool—but good wearing dust the same. Dark patterus—worth $2.00— every cent of it— "TIL SATURDAY, 81.25. Lot 207% are all. wool—stylish designs—worth ‘@4 and have sold for that. What are left ‘TIL SATURDAY, 82.50. ‘Lot 72%3—Imported Cheviot in Black and White Stripes. Worth #4, ‘TIL SATURDAY, 82.50. All together there are not over fifty pairs—so you can't afford to put off looking at then too late inthe day. If we were you we'd beon hand bright and early tomorrow morning. Some enterprising Inds will and “‘scuop” your Prize right away from you. SAKS AND COMPANY, BIG MEN PROFIT— Ali the snuall sizes of a ine of our regular 50e. Merino Drawers have been sold leaving the 36, 3H, 40 ond 4? waist measures **high and dry" stock. Can you fill outa patr? We'll make it an object to you if you can—besides they are dust what you want this “in-between” season— Se. A PAIR. NEW NOTIONS IN HANDKEKCHIEFS— A special line of the latest colors and de- siqus in Fancy Bordered Handkercbiefs—a ““mmart™ quality too. 2 FOR 25 CENTS. NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY. ‘The new stripes that will rage this spring—a sample line of “what isto be.” “Big value— little price.” 21 CENTS A PAIR. SAKS AND COMPANY. Hars. HOW'S THIS? All the new spring shades and shapes in BOYS’ CLUTH TURBANS—reduced at tho start, They are reguiar Zc. qualities, but TILL SATURDAY THEY ARE 48 CENTS. ‘THINK ABOUT THIS! A lot of Men's Deriy's—between a hundret ‘and Lundredand flity—popuisr shapes. OUR regular $4.50 quality—Biscke and Browns— ‘TILL SATURDAY, $1.90. SAKS AND COMPANY, WE'VE TAKEN A LITTLE, YOU SEF, FROM EVERYWHERE—ALL OVER THE HOUSE-A POT POURRI-OF GENUINE, FULL-FLED@RD QUALI- TIES—DESIRABLE NOT ONLY BECAUSE THEY ARE RELIABLE, BUT BECAUSE THEY TOUCH THE VULNERABLE SPOTS IN YOUR WARDROBE. BETTER GET IN LINE. eee eee . . eee SAKS AND COMPANY, ce ee WARDROBE WAR BAU BAS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, IF 80, OUR RED TICKET DAY TOMORROW WILL GIVE THEM TO YOU. THE LIST BELOW IS VALUABLE. READ IT, LACE CURTAINS, PORTIERFS, DRAPERY. &c. 81.50 Nottinchain Lace Bed Sets, 3 pieces. $3 Nottingham Lace Bed Sets, 3 pieces. 94.50 to 96.00 Nottingham Lace pieces... : $2.50 Striped ‘Single Pairs of Nottingham Lace Curtains 1 pair, was @2. Red Ticketed,, Pair, were 84.50. Red Tick: $4.50 Antique Oak Tables. Pairs $18 Fine Chenille Portieres. 4 pairs $12 and $15 Chenille Portieres. 50c. and 7c. odd Window Shades. STAMPED LINENS AND TIDIE! 19¢. Stamped Splashers, 5c. Drawn Work Splashers. 25e. Sateen **Cupid” Panel 6c. and 8c. Cambric Embroideries. S5e. and O8c. 22-inch Swiss Em! Iie. and 18e. Torchon Laces.. 124. Torchon Laces. UNDERWEAR, CORSETS AND INFANTS’ GOODS. G2c. High and Low Neck Corset Covi 6 Infants’ 85.06 Short{Coats....... 5U C. P. (a Ia Sirene) Corsets. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. ‘Be. Ladies’ Black Cotton Hose. 50e. Ladies JEWELRY. ‘L5e. Fancy Metal Hair Pins. 0c. Small Brass Photo Frames. LEATHER Goops. 25e. All-leather Chatelaine Bags, 1c. Oxidized Trimmed Leather Purses. 25e. Spring-top Purses, new shapes... ‘B0c. and 48c. Solid Leather Purses, inside pockets, DRESS GOODS. A lot of 36-inch Piain Sateen: Narrow Check Silks. Red Ticketed. 0c. and 60c. 40-inch All-wool Servesand Nun's Velling, with side bands... NECKWEAR. ‘S0e, Silk Windsor Ties. About 100 Remnants of Neck Ruchings ot actual cost price. Black and White Pompadour Ruchings, .15e. yard NOTIONS. Striped Beltings. Striped Garter Elastic. Se. Cake of Beeswax.. CLOAK DEPARTMENT. 1 Ladies’ $18 Silk Wrap, beaded and fur trimmed, Red Ticketed. 5 Ladies’ $6. 6 Missen’ $1.25 Blouses, licht or dark flannel. Bees mnnewaras of checked cloths. ..23. 6 Children's 83.50 Coats. Size TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY. Plush Hand Mirror. Bazin & Sarceant’s 2ie. Florida Water. 2c. Lundbers’s Extracts, all odors... 0c. Oakley's Toilet Soaps. . TRUNKS. 2Small Flat-top Leather Trunks, were 87 and BH Red Ticketed. 3 Zinc Trunks, sizes 32. and 85.50. ed Ticketed ., BOOK AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. Baum's 2 Se. bottle of Good Ink. 4 _-Bbottles $1 aud $1.25 Plush Boxes, filled with good Paper and envelopes... HANDKERCHIEF. 12H. Initial Handkerchiefy (A,C,D,F,3,E,M, B8,W). Red Tickwted.......... and 50c. Colored silk Handkerciets Se. Siik Initial Handkerchiets ( MAR) GLOVES. Ladies’ 5c. Cashmere Gloves. 4.85.50 25-inch Sik Umbrellas, silver and gold handles. 6 81.50 “inch Gloria Umbrellas, silver trimmed handles... MEN'S GOODS. £1.00 Bisck Diamond Shirts. Sizes 1334, 14, ig, 18, 1654. . All-linen Initial Handkerchiets. Ge. All-linen Initial Handkerchiefs, ‘Se. Silk Initial Handkerchiefs, POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. Your Prescmpriox. It occasionally happens that your accustomed druggist is unable to supply some rare ingre- dient in YOUR PRESCRIPTION and you un- dertake to hunt tt up yourself. In such cases you can usually save time by coming directly to our store, We aim tohave on hand every medicine likely to be demanded, to have it of the Lest quality, and supply it at an honest Lirme Companys EXTRACT OF BEEF Tncomperable in Flavor. ‘Useit for Beof Tes, Soups, Sauces, (Game, Fish, &e.) Aspic or Meat Jelly. ‘One pound of Extract of Beef equal to forty pounds GENUINE ONLY WITH SIGNATURE OF J. vox i Pourvery Tae List Two Dave. bd 0c. yard 38c. each . piece -Te. yard 0c. Small Rubber Hairpins, one dozen in box. tc. doz 89 Be 384.50 Kilt Suits, in Hed and Blue Jersey cloth. $2.98 9c. each -#2.05 each $1.17 each Mie Ge 2he 4. Foorweas Vs. Foorsone. How many special offerings you will see im our daily Papers rezarding low-priced shoes of every descrip- ion; we have not made as many efforts in this depart- ‘ment as it is ent'tled to om account of our previous ne- | lect. We have now selected some of our finest «oods | ‘and placed them on sale for Friday and Saturday only ata price that is loss to us and a great yain to Nonioxs Nortoxs. oTtoss. Throten any iuiporuant cngures, tot tn tees Nr wereembint te im reane our Nosiou Deyartnvent to ine Tea Wormer mite sind orw we ca nti say we Sau supply yen with everyd tw Live's the fen anutartare st the fowest yowalble prices, Dressmakers we offer special witrcomeats Tefow we sive yon * partial list of the important articies we Corry witht Prive. effet vat to wat upun jon. Quark thine fotions, of Swiss, German, Ameri- OUR GREAT BARGAIN SALE Will positively close Saturday night at 12 O'clock. Those who have not taken sdvantage of this sale should surely do #0 tomorrow or Saturday. You will mever get another such chance. ‘Look what we will offer for the last two days: Ladies’ Dongola Button, box toe or common otise, all styles and sizes. Regular price, $2. For two days, $1.24. ‘Ladies’ Fine Dongola Button, our own make, ‘any of the following styles: Patent leather toes, ‘box toes, pinin toes or common sense. Regular price, €3. For two days, $1.98. Ladies’ @4 Button or Lace. For two days, — nance Ladies’ Fine Patent Leather Vamp, Tan, sense hand-sewed, low heel, Grecian toe, $4.95. sas #8 Valne. Ladies’ Hand-turn French Kid, California toe, seam- Jess, with over vamp, €3.30. D NEEDLES, _ Best -plated tatety Pins (Clinton's), all sizes. | et at ‘donen tor Ls. ‘Onwinal Clamp Satety Pins, all sizes. Se. per Patnih's Pine Quality Stee!-pointed Newlles, ai sizes $6 Valeo. “Lambart & Boe Speial eaed, Pine-pointed Ladies’ Fine Patent Leather Seamless Vamp, @om- | Pins seurted su Ff ter - sols top.opers to, Waukentast lst, #448, | jeniliers Usenreitea Extnh Piss, full measure, . ue. Ladies’ Fine French Kids, button, Parts tos, hand |." Mapufacture Pine at Se. per paper, small aaa Speen e tee tek Bn wnt coe cae ceaaele. hand-cowed, extension eote, | Fire a bere toate Toe ster _ ‘Underwear at lems tham cost of materiaia. Ita fact that cant’ be doutted or contradicted. You know the value of the best Muslins, Camtwics, Laces and. Kim- broideries. you knew or can learn the quantities timed on the garments we areoffering. Count the cost end PU Sind weak leas than coat. ‘explanation se paracraph about midway of thie headed, “IMPORTANT SALE OF UNDER. WEAK.” But first learn of the Sik Underwear and Homtery offerval at SURPRISE PRICES UNTIL FRIDAY EVENING. ‘ Glass Head Mos Pins at 4. s2.08, $4 Value, Neti Pins, both and brisht Jet inde, at 20c:0| What think you of am entire stock of Choice uk Ladies’ Dongola Opera Common-sense Button, ~ | Underwear a1 jombery, lo - — Ladies’ English Walking Fast Hand Sewed. Boots, #2. | oto Spinach he eer remeet Hair Pins, all lensths, | ostered ot onan pride Peneneaen en Regular price, $4, For two days,€2.98. 83 Value. Tesiors Ceieurated Hair Pins, ail sizes. 2 papers | make tomorrow a busy day at the Palais Royal ‘We have, wit! c | for Se thout exreption, oe eee Sri Mate Pine ta neat ae ‘Ladies’ Fancy Slippers from 88e. up. ome Men's €3 Cait Button, Lace or Congress, all styles and sizes, For two days, $1.98. ‘Men's $2 Button, Lace or Congress. For two days. Boys’ and Misses’ $2 School Shoes. For two NEARLY 3,000 SILK VESTS. aba eae Se SEE eee) Wegsk rarticular attention to the Vests red Wcents These are all pure silk fruallest to largest, without Shoes made in this country today. Dugan & Hudsons, Rochester, N.Y.. are the makers. Boys’ Button and Lace Patent-leather Shoes; sizes ran trom 22 to 64, | inclnding :nen's small sizes. The stock is the fiaest French material and were inade to sel! for $4.48. For two days they may belong to our trade at e218, ‘The same thing in youths’; these sizes run from 1 to 2, and for two days we sell them at 8 box, Lest THREAD AND SPOOL SILK Clark's 0. N. T. spool Oot . Bicek, Waste and White Basins Co i §" Leonard's 100-rand Hest Spool Sik at Se. per | Every color an shade nasinabie- shabie sau.broilery ilk ox skein. 50 doen | seam * i em hari & Armstrong's Embroidery Silk, 3 yanis to Calf button and bal. with tip, seamless vamp, same Sizes as the boys’. 2. Fige French Calf, lace, entirely plain vainp, Paris | ‘Men's Genuine Alligator Slippers, ail colors. Regular price,$3. For two days, $1. though we only Theent Sik Vests for 69 conte, You see you are realiy offered the usual #-CEN € tp past & a ; VESTS FOR fw CENTS — toe." Sizes 234 to O84, 31.50. ee Liat aS WEBA & Onrcash business has enabled A wane Hy E La Rf Bear in wind that these are Goodyear hand ac ULMik Frilled-edge Elastic Webbing, new colors, cach the seme ribbed Wik Vests F KF | sowed * | h OH) ty certain merchants who wa MoH OE : WE HAVE ABOUT 200 PAIRS sabi Mik Famey Weave Elastic, variety of colors, 17¢. | credit nearly half thet —. kode, oe soo ee eee Of Children’s Rubbers left; we clear them out for Fri- st Heavy Corded Fancy Elastic, many colors, at | Tilt Silk Vente note Neng none beng ng ss HH (00, EER day and Haturiay at French All-silk Novelty Elastic at 0c. yard aa cue Gees Sin “ss, HHH 9 0 ER Le. All remuants of Hastie at one-half regtlar prices, “ vty od sah O88 EF We ouly handle leather stock, shoddy goods have wo | Biak'=nl Wihite Cord Hat hiastic at =" yard. an ie uenals we thst THE REDUORD Sss8 lu “oo” ERE chance with ns, and therefore even when we offer 508 MAKE THIS SILA UNDERWEAR THE \dren's Shoes as low as ‘ie. a pair they are made of White Hat Bi i. LAPEST EVEK OFFERED "TY. gs UT ay 3, the very best leather, worked button holes, all sizes, bine end White Cotten biastey all widthe, at Se., | “MEAPPST PVEM OFPLAGD IN TAS CITY, } 4 RRI FE Yon will find our footwear as near perfection as they | 5. and per yar _ 535, i in tio Tusedy amade Garters, some new designs and colors. OF PAIRS OF SILK HOSE pts fia 3 8° g * = : can be made, and our prices exceptionally low, apd | gt gic.) duke, ies and Shoes pee our department the only private shopping piace for ladies in this city. THESE ARE FRIDAY AND SATURDAYS PRICES. % Most'Improved. Hovland and Witte, 20" per yan. Forsale ty Fjastic Cotton Corset Larers, Une Corset Lacers (fst): My. The reduced prices witl brit. onal condition by tomorrow et then recular prices once more COLORED SILK BOSE. 310 7TH ST._N. W. We have the Largest Assortment of Umbrellas in Washington. Fe Silk Cornet Lacera, every Regular prices | Rc. | we i at I4e., 17 = a - . P, & ~ ad oHeina 1 ana Be. Beduced prices ie W. A. Prerce & Co, Weil-made Thimables, ail sizes, J0e. dozen. BLACK SILK Hos accessors to E.G. aye Regular prices | Sie. )@1 q 71 Market Space, oe EM ities’ Hove Supporters, with belt attachment, at | Heliusa"lsss QITSRS ren's Best Supporters, Black and White, 25c. | — Rorular prices | #2.60/ @2.19° #3.48. #4.08 Corner 8th Street. a s 9 Starrs creation Reduced prices | $2.00, $2.40) Gi] 848 Tr uoo°o NNN Raven Gioss, bottie. Have eny other three Jarce pave Mie, “caer i FH 88 ERE Best "Pcish Tape in Whit, all widths, 3t0 10x. | 2” Haye any other three stor coninad at DAY WITH US AS USUAL. T EH SW EM es perior Enciish Cotton Tape, al widths, 3e. piece. | Now let us look at the Culorel silk Mowe. ‘Take, EVERY FRIDAY we offer extra inducements pay ae eee war. | °F instance. the celetrated “°C. G." Silk Hone. as anaes niraiaiye weet Se cee nn nasties, Su mene wee | Von bnsw Shut COntios Gereino Wi eat ote an, Se ree oat Sarees ee NG WHALEBONES, DRESS SHIELDS.ETC. | initials stamped on tnionor wens Know the perry sen cd snnebiiiaiel adieu Best, good colors, both striped and plain, | confidence you have in hose marked “C. @." and you Pa Beaty ss ena Gea UFM: KLE. EFL SpE know the price usually asked. For this sale you are to Ifyou do not find it here, you wil i the store. red the genuine “C.G."RUk Hose tor ONLY CENTS A PAIK. No mean assortment of styles or stades. We show them 1m plain and boot patternm, combining the following: Six shades of Tans, six ‘Cotton Belting, in Gray. Bisck and White, Se. yani. | be Fine Motre + ik Bettis, With, comtrast color stital: | : liebone Casing conceivable colors and sutehing, Se: yard oe = alt on We can only advertise a few of the Specials in Remnants, as we could not begin to mention half of the REMNANTS that we have on sale for tomorrow. Fu-Grows Beacry i Cae De OF Y Fade. Thin te the best quatity of | Grays, four Neds tour Browne, four Greens, Pk, REMNANTS OF NECKWEAR. All-silk Whalebone Casing in Gray, Biack and White, | hun’, .@yender, Cream. White, ERR RR R, : ne Casing in Gray, Black and W oy 4 China Silk Chemisettes in Lavender, Blac, E ere ee By ad 7 ss ant a ie oes ee White and Light Blue. Regular price, ge RRR RRR "a8 oT LU FOUGWUE Fedems Sucdinig | Here sre Heavy: Raw Milk Howe marked Remnant price, 7M. each, Fo ofee ERE BF Saat | hcpmplce ne of ce reared Foto sail | Beno 7 CHINA SILK BOWS in White embroidered, in Light Blue, Lavender, White and Persian Colors, all outlined in Gold Thread. Regular 00, Remnant price, 47 . 'y Surah Silk Reefer Scarfs in Brown, Green, hemstitched at either end. Price, 81.; 3 25 Linen Collars for Children, both round an ‘sailor styie, with fine embroidery around eac:: collar. Regular prices, 25and 3c. Remnant Aonble and sinsle lined, | there. Aw mouch cou q leinert's Feather Weight Dress Shields, Nos, and | srecoeseme Skirts ought to go down on your “*want list” now— and near the top of it, too. ‘They are a part of your E spring equipment. “You sureiy would no sooner think | , F'0Fe Guu Shields in Dm. 2 and 3, perfectshaped, at of putting your new gown over the servant of the win- | An to Munress men the Vash ter than of wearing your old hat with it. One is just | that every pair oy Thiele sold by ne te eueee ee ‘as appropriate as the other. And tastes differ on skirts. “thiy refunded. What you like your neighbor imixbt not—so it takes a | Best makes. We andi nosecond qualities, awa: " Fine Unbreakable Whalebo joren in a bun big assortment to reach “away around" the do- | | Fis Soma halebones, ome dozen in a bun. Pty perent syste chose From aren . 5 prices je want your opinion. What you say will Geter- It is not so very long ago you thought you had to ins Washeones, fn. & athe. tn . make them to get suited, but « little appreciation ivem andor. eeche, “nd 516 m1 Seen ee ae See ae the desicners has acted like a stimulant on their ef- | Shoe But ross be; Kases, Se. each. beomrpestelay AT A forts—and your odd notion is more than eccentricity | (ar urd Wuniehinn ns Ley Seis ~ - ifyou cannot find something “ready for wear” to PT Toe eed a ee ee casing, &, B, 20- Sn a oes Your notion. Yon could not nuke them for the | | Easily sdjusted Corset Wiee's, improved patterns, | ttn tm cent m ner agfleerege Price, not taking any account of your time, We are | 10k. pair. dl roinr to sim ever the ck tonchine bere tere | ob ogiming Cte, acolo, Ballater 100, | fou thn raed re ons particularly meritorious creation—as a “pointer” numbers, be. bail Sauna. A tambon # for you—and then we will want just a word on SILK | . “se (Continued below.) —ryesnseneapisivemateah tiation Ew Panasors Asp ( Loves. We have such confidence in our new Parasols that We defy the fates: we announce the “opening” of ING] styles for tomorrow — Friday Rewsayrs Or Consers. 4P.D. Corsets. Sizes 21, Jar price, $2.50. Remnant price, BP. D. Corsets. Sizes 2 Price, 61.75. Remnant price, 81. 4K. and G. Corsets. Sizes Regular price, $1. each. 7W.C.0. Comets. Sizes 18, 20, 24, 25,27, 27. Regu- 1.98 each. Dexter's Knitting Cotton, ts tor the celebrated K. B. brand'extra quality WATE Selld eed Cite ned WiLatMtanrre may | Smit ask to mew the coloml silk, “Agents i= velebrat ° sacle aiid potve! 20,30. Regular price, $1. Remnant price, Oe. senGTty amd White Striped Skirts, SOcents. Better | cotton. iiieiean ‘Ameriven Thread and the profart nn ee eee - uality, #1, howe industry, constantiy 4 stock bers, . 3 Dr. Ball's Health Corsets. Sizes 18.19, | "3.9" pias and Brown Fancy Stripes-e1.25. | bite injack und ‘olor nly 4e- oF Ae. per doses GUOVES.—The new spring tints are hen The = ‘Regular price, $1.25. Remnant price, 98c.. —Biack Mohair, with raffle—s2. = Rabiner st all terse ae rye S man v ~ Black Brilliantine, with knife plaiting~€3 and L A XN WN ; 0 81M ~4 5 Dr. Ball's Health Corsets, styleB. Sizes | 3 50, i aa RXR Ss drome Kid Mowmuestainee tor 6 coute—wepanted 20,20. Regular price, $1. Rem- —Brilliantine, with side piaiting—e4.50, a Ste _ wath . —Brilliautine, with embroidered rufile-$6. NNN Sxs3 priate —Biack Surah Silk—quilted a: the bottom--96.50. ema ee, ——Black Surah Silk with a ruffle finish, lined through with percaline- 9. Flaz Mined —810. —Fancy Striped Surah Silk #0. ——Taffeta Silk, with wide rutle—$ | Economy is no excuse for sticking toa home-made SKIRT now. Every whim on your part has been ‘studied and produced. Every stock may not meet your wishes so well, but that is not our business— OURS DOES. Now those SILK WAISTS. There must be some- ‘thing in the air that has awakened such perfect har- monies of design asare finding expression in every- thing for feminine Wear this season. Here are the SILK WAISTS—a succession of *‘amazingly” pretty ‘shades nattily fitted and draped, —Biack, B.ue and Steel Surah Silk Waists, with cluster of tiny tucks in front, back and on thesleeves— A. ——Navy and Cardizal Surah, with small tucks and fancy stitching—99.75. ——-Bluck und Straw-colored Silk—front and back tuckiny—collar, cuffeand sleeves faneily braided —$10. ——Steel and White im combination of stripes—shirred front and back, $9. —Funcy Siripe Satine Waists—piaited front and beck in on album of colors—83.50. ‘Some rare novelties at 20 that few cannot pic (Continued below.) = T Tawortasr Save Or Uspenwma. (Cotton and Cambric Underearuenie Asspecal salein the true meaning—in th Paleis Royal's meaning of the words. A special sale tut wil cause a three days’ scrauble—a three dayswonder With merchants and public Subject of tal, .or month to come—The Palais Royal's ‘“leadert at re- duced prices. ‘The vtly conditions of the ste are: Special prices for February 26, 27 and 2% ONW; not ore than two garments to each customer. THE PALAIS ROAL 2) price, 825. Remnant price, $1.98. 4 Thomson's Glove-fitting Corsets, style G. Sizes 23, 24, 26, 28. Reguiar price, $1.40. ‘Remnant price, 8c. each. 6 Thomson's Glove-fitting Corsets, style E, Jong. Sizes 18, 25, 26, 8, 29, 30. Regul-> price, @1.75. Remnant price, $1.25 each. 4 same as above, short. Sizes 20, 21, 24, 26, Regular price, $1.75. Remnant price, $1.25. 5 Thomson's Glove-fitting Corsets, stylo R.H., extra long. Sires 4, 2%, 27, 28, 30. Regular price, $1. Reumant price, 60c. each. 98 8 (Continued below.) $1.68 Ganwexrs Fox $1.35. Since it seems evident the materials and trimmings cost more than #1.68 bow can the garments be dd at $1,08 That's the question that has puzzled per- TO BE CLOSED OUT AT AND BELOW CosT. ‘The balance of our stock of Brie-a-brac, compnsing choice pieces of Derby, Worcester, Dolton, Poiaten, Meissen, Teplitz, Hungarian and Servres Ware, also Onyx Tables, Cabinets, Statuary, Bronzes and Pedes- | chautsand public atthe. Itcan be seen that mdbet- tots, semnt Sochonal ent, as woldich fo aabessen ter | Se nennand conbeeoessld home. GOR> ae ] oc eon nen. Teceeeaeh Rh me how | adeanat Bak. Monty nabants mies | decided to make prices the incentive of purchase. We | seste, tnish and St is typically French, ‘The facer- fs in ber zenith. Past patterns roll gway in simime, | baVe not taken cost into consideration ene elarant | mcisotiat eis the Pl faced mortification beside the superior developinent | pieces valued xt $50 have been reduced to $25. Pine | that $1.:i54 Rewsaxts Or Gnexavixes Axp VELVETS, WZyands of Striped Velvet, in Black. Resu- lar price, $1.50. Remnant price, 0c. yard. GY yards All-silk Brocaded Velvet Grenadine, Regular price, $5. Remnant price, Ne. yard. 3% yurds All-siik Brocaded Velvet Grenadine. Regular price, #5. Renmant price, 6c. yards 20 yards Bronze Green Velvet. Regular Se] price, #1. Hemmant price, 4c. yard. 40 yards Black and White Striped Velvet, two styles. Regular price, $2.25. Remnant of taste since waists were put by for warmerwarments. | Imported Vases, which sok une withthe price, S7e. yard. No are stcking to our “popular prices.” ¥on $e | marked down to $10 ani 22. and so the wutire stock Fonds cant wae, eteanad wie ——>- 4 ‘18 gards Black Satin Striped All-silk Grena- albeit the pomp of elegance hus increased. Quite a . or band | naade jae take your lees. dine. Regular price, $22.50. Reunant price, “feather in our cap” to show sucha lineas these hint | Was Deen reduced to such figures as will tempt any one | Perhaps you'll prefer those with puiuted yokes obur 8151.75 tor piece. of--tor such prices. Appreciated more wien compari- | WhO may have a home todecorateor a prosent to make. raffle of im st sous are made. ‘Third-floor parlurs hold bot SKIRTS and the WAISTS. 4}, yards Brocade Grenadine, all sik. Rewu- Jar price, 49.37. Reamant price, #5 tor pie yards Brocade Grenadine, all silk, Recu- Jar price, $12. Kemnant price, 98 tor piece. 5 yarls Brocade ¥tripe Grenadine, ail silk. Regular price, $15. Kenuant price, $7 for piece. 344 yards Brocade Grenadine, all silk. Regu- Jar price, $7.50. Remment price, $3.75 for piece. 7 yards Check Grenadine, all silk. Regular price, 814. Remnant price, #7 for piece. 4 yards Iron Frawe Grenadine. Regular price, $9.75, Remnant price, #6 tor piece. 5% yards Check Grenadine, ail silk. Reyulac Price, $7.87. Remnant price, $4.00 for piece. W. A. PIERCE & CO., Successors to F. G. Davis, 7AY Market Space, Cor. sth st. CUT PRICES THIS WEEK ONLY. SEATON PERRY. * “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ESTABLISHED 1840. n vance. But yea” When you see the Camibric Skir with F-iuch flounce, ten tucks and 44nch plat wa Ince ease S27Choice of any earwent you'll find un this Jor ‘center tabie for $1.35. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) $1.35 Ganwenrs Fox 98c. Tobe more correct: Choice of #1.25,01.35 and 1 Underwear for tie. If you can't Judge the @).4% fron the $1.25 Undenarmenuts you tny tell by the pric: marks. Each garment has the price warked ou in AND TOWELS ar JOHNSON & LUTTRELL'S. 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE BRE gg g55y a French surplice neck, the correct liiwh sleeves, yoke “ack and trout. Here's one with sailor the collar aud yoke a mass of stuull pleats. Here's om with double row of lace at ueck, frout and ‘These sowie and many more until Saturday BKIRTS.—All have yoke bands; gener OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT is now replete with the laryest ussortinent it has ever been our pless- Ure to offer. Special Barzains this week: LADIES' HOSE, 2 dozen Fast Black, full regular mmade,25e., worth dozen Atsovutely Fast lack Hose, 20. ; the regu- Jar 3%. wrade. dozen Positive Black ‘*Gloria” Hose, only 30c. ; sold elsewhere at SOc. ; solid colored and Loot top styles. LISLE THREAD HOSE,40c. Reduced from 09. ‘Men's Half Hose, full regular made Unbleached os ay Balurigwan Hose, tm strived and plain, 6e..ur7 pate ‘a1. Extra Heavy Pin Stripe Half Hose, 2lc., or pairs for 42. ‘Spun Silk Half Hose in Tans, Grays and Black. Special price, 4c. Children's Hose,50 dozen Ribbed Fast Black Hose. ‘The Celebtated Sto 10. Be. a pair. FEBRUARY 2, 1891. Conzws Taronxa Store, S25 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. price. Some, of course, are onl: CORSET COVERS. —Pitting only as Wa. H. McKxews Dany Lerten THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1891.