Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1891, Page 4

4 STAR. THE EVENING WASHINGTON: TUFSDAY « September 8, 1201. Chosny 8. Noves eee THE EVENING ST tas a vequiar and permanent circulation in Washington three mes larger than "of other paper the city. As a local NEWS paper and ining Mediuas it has ne competitor. =— ‘There are some notable features in the pro- posed new law in Germany against the abuse of spirituous liquors. A close resemblance in these regulations to those adopted in some parts of this country would seem to exist, and the fact that they are to be incorporated into the laws of « nation heretofore very lax in the regulation of tho sile of ardent spirits and other drinks naturally exeites comment. One Of the provisions is the inhibition of liquor drinking on creditat saloons and inns except where the guest is taking the drink with his meals. Another prevents inns, saloons and retail dealers from furnishing liquor to per- sons who have been convicted within three of common drunkenness. The new law will only allow license to be granted where there appears to be a need for a retail liquor shop or saloon, and this need must be shown. ‘This provision seems to leave much discretion in the authorities, but the tendency to restrain the saleand use of spirite is undoubted. Further- more in cities of 5,000 inhabitants the retail trade in liquors is confined to that business alone, and all spirits, except in drug stores | when sold in sealed and labeled bottles, must Ve stored in salesrooms that serve no other | purpose. It is the manifest aim of the govern- ment to define the liquor business more pur- rowly, place it under definite restraint and limitation aud thus correct abuses that are fully recognized. ‘The drafting of these reg- ulations is a very significant social event. Some of the leading southern papers are awnking to the fact that the third or people's party has many friends in that quarter. There is therefore an outburst of appeals for _organi- gation, for party unity, and @ discussion of Jeffersonian principles, such as the country has not seen in soveral years. Perhaps the ehicf “danger points, by the earnest ness of the appeals and discussions of prin- ciples alluded to, are the states of Georgia and North Carolina, where the alliance is most powerful and has hitherto prevailed in the democratic organization. In order to dissuade the local democrats from approving the Ocala platform the public are told by the demo- cratic newspapers that the national democratic convention could never be persuzded todoany thing of the kind, and the result of state in- dorsement would be the disintegration of the when the subtreasury advocates come to crats, and the interest is not confined to them by any means. Labor day i ee now the great industrial cele- bration of the American people. Some states have made of it a legal holiday and attempts have been made to nationalize the day, like New Year's, the 22d of February. the 4th of July and Thanksgiving. Christmas and Dee oration Day are also le; sin the Di trict of Columbia. in several places the demonstrations were more notable than ever before and such cities 2s Columbia, S.C, celebrated it with enthusiasm as an en- urely new thing. While the parade was omitted in the two leading cities of the great industrial state of Penn: Philadelphia and Pittsburg. and all observance in Boston on account of rain, the parades in Wilkesbarre, AYR RIS YYy Ss PPE BAGEL Ay oo bop A _ 9 Be & HE y a ee oe tr FRR QTOTT STITT FER RRR tus Ee $ F. ER PES Among the many edded st- tractions for the coming w1s0n tsour Fine RIBBON DEPAKT- MENT. department is ably new and desirable eovr's No. 1G. G., plain etixe, cents a piece. No. 1G. G., picot edee, cents a plece. No 1G. G.. sutin edge, contsa piece. No. 1 Faucy Kitbon, cont a piece. No. for tan A full Ii of colors in Five G. G. Kibbons, newest shales, colors, spee Ouabre Satin aud G. G. for decorating. Loup-edqe Ribbons for Neck- ‘wear. Silk Belting in Black, White and colors. Tn fact, you will find this de Tartment complete in every «i Our second and third floors show already the createst va- riety im the new fall and win- ter creations. CLOAKS AND SUITS. Many customers are avall- ing themselves of the first chance to select their winter wraps. You will do well to stop in soon and see What we are showine. Don't pass our Notion Connter without stopping for a moment at least. There are many genuine bargains that cannot fail to attract. WILLIAM H. McKNEW, 963 Pennsylvania ave. 1 And 926 D st. Jouxstows Bueaxrast Covree. 1t At 731 7th st. NDIA LINON, 40-INCH. 534° India Linon. 40-inch, Sige, RAFE'S: seS-Bt W. M. Sucsren & Soxs HAVE JUST OPENED A BEAU- TIFUL LINE OF WOOL PLaIDS, SUITABLE FOR SCHUOL, DRESS AND HOUSE WRAPPERS. ALSO FINE LINE OF PLAIN AND ILLUMINATED CHEVIOTS, ALL WOOL, 38 INCHES WIDE, 0c. PER YARD. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PA. AVE. ouxsrox's Spaixo Lear Buesven Tea it At 731 7th BUeAci corto Buffalo and Denver were reviewed and ad- dressed by’ the governors, respectively, of Pennsylvania, New York and Colorado. But without formal celebration thousgds of work- ingmen im all parts of the country made the of relaxation and recreation, a holi- day and play-day. Labor day is nota day of labor, and perhaps those who thus tuok it easy chose the better part. en of the McKinley le by the day on A brief review of the effec’ tariff on German manutfs Associated Press a few weeks ago. was com- mented upon at the time in this column. ‘This is now followed bya review of the effect of the law on E While it is yet too carly to speak with certainty as to the results of such legislation it ix clearly seen that some lines of industry in Great Bri- tain, asin Germany, are affected to a ma degree, it may be temporarily, by the Ameri- can tariff. Cutlery seems to have suffered nr about 60 per cent. Some other lines of industry have shown a dimimution of ex- ports to the United States of 50 per cent. But these decreases are largely compensated for by the increased export of articles entered free under the new measure. In the light of the British interviews it may be remarked that the American manufacturer has a manifest advan- tage in all heavy mannfactures, but that this fact will cause @ concentration of the British manufacturers on the costlier and finer arti- eles, The Albany Argus says that if Uncle Jerc- miah Rusk wishes to ravk asa statesman and a benefactor, let him tackle the country roads. It also regards the government treatises on the English sparrow and the government experi- ‘ments in rain-production as being, as they are, vastly inferior in interest and u-efulness to a compilation of the best reading matter relating to road improvement. Tue Sram has long urged the importance of the making of roads where there are now cowpaths and mud ruts and the proper maintenance’ of rouds, and 4 joims the Argus in commending road-build- ing and road-repciring to the Secretary of zrieultare. Certainly no topics are worthier than these of the prayerful consideration of the farmers’ own cabinet officer. If the chap- ter concerning the American hog is closed, let the new chapter im Unele Jerry's records have the American country road as its subject. The Philadelphia Leizer supports the demo- eratic ticket in Pennsylvania this year. The Leger considers it “indispensably necessar; that the spoils system shall be struck by a crushing defeat in Pennsylvania” and it inti- mates very pointedly that the Quay republican orgunization in the light of its ects aud decla- rations will never strike the blow. ‘The repub- ean machine in Pennsylvania has been strug- giing very hard for a long time to alienate and drive away the conscientious from among the republicans of the state, and its effort seems to Le uow attaining some degree of success. Maryland is beginning to give heed to the example of Connecticut in the development and protection of the oyster industry. The Baltimore American suggestively says: “If Conneetieut bad followed Marylan: policy, her oyster industry would not now give ployment to more than sixty people. With stem of cultivation it sustains more than twelve hundred and pays them better than the same class of people get in this state. More than that, it bas made the oyster land Worth more than the land above wate Go thou, Maryland, and do likewise With big crops here and poor crops abroad it was to becxpected that the business situation would be guod in the United States this fall. It ix turning oat so even before the last of the important harvests have settled, so far as they can, just what the degree of our prosperity is be be. oo —___ ‘The conservatives have provided free educa- tion of a certain kind for England and are sug- gesting hoie rule of a certain kind for Ireland. ‘The hint of the bye elections is not lost upon rapes —_—eoo ‘The Institute of International Law, uow in session at Homburg, has been provided by the recent past with some practical and timely topics. May we expect expert opinions on the Madia, Barrundia and Itata incidents? _ Cacle Sam Uoquitur): ~How dye do, Chili? Fine day, Chili! Exeuse my near-sightedness! Bow I see you very well” TERPRISE, Lith st. sie. CLOTHING AT SLOMA: Jol FINE MEKCHANT TAILOR ‘one-half its actual Value qo t High Art 900 F st. now, under Opening day, Saturday, Sevt. 1 lothtns Furiors, ‘Masonic Ten Paszece Gexu-Proor Fiurens. Now is the timo You need a PERFECT WATER FILTER. We are the avents for the PASTEUR FILTER, conceded by scientists to be the best in the world. Prices from 88 up to $365 each. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, Importers of China and Houseturnishings. 1205 PENN. AVE. N. W. se8-tr Jouxstows Dax Roast Java. 1t At 731 7th st. ALE WOOL Brazen, ‘Navy ard Bl ‘BAF! Wek, Be. se5-3t Au Tasrrs Choose certain good things. Who tires of some of the classical operas? And who is there that tires of that classical odor, that queen of perfumes—MERTZ’S QUADRUPLE EX- TKACT OF VIOLET? It isabsolutely 50 cents per ounce. CHOOSE THE BEST, Whether it be in Extracts or anything else. If you are seeking a charming novelty in odors se- lect that rich and fragrant perfume, the reat popular perfume of this city MERTZ’S QUADRUPLE EXTRACT— GLEN ECHO BOUQUET, 50 cents per ounce, MEKTZ’S QUADRUPLE F: Are Unsurpassable, ‘Wcents. per oz. MERTZ’S TRIPLE EXTRACTS Are Elegant. 29cents for 1 ounce. 100 cents for 4 ounces, ‘TRACTS: MERTZ, CHEMIST AND PERFUMER, ‘Lith and F sts., Washington, D. It FOE BARE BARGAINS IN FINE ‘coats aud Trousers, wait iman's Hizh Art Cloths 900 F stn w., under Parlors, Saturday, Sept. 1: fac mde Temole. pera Jouxstows. Baxixa Powner. i. Aeeneees At 731 7th st. Pporsee, ‘Ode. Ete. " L& iN eS Jouxstows Wuore Srices, rs ead At 731 7th st, H™ maa. se5-It ‘es aii nite eo. Faz Goons Ane Rear. J. F. GATCHEL & 00., 04 E ST. N.W., MERCHANT TAILORS, seS-tr Spreial attention given to mail orders, W. A. Prrce & Co, Success. rsto E.G. Davis, ‘719 Market Space, Corner Sth street. HERE IS WHERE SHAS")? WORK COMES IN. It tukes a'eharper buyer to buy for a SMALL WARE dopart.cent than tp apy other line. You bave to be well np im the business to: know where to get the CLUSEST PRICES. It takes ioeg YEAIS of experience to acquire a thorwukh knowledue of thiv particular line of goods. and thatis what OUK buyer has. OUR ME. PIERCE for years had charge of immense NOTION Departuent of STRAW. BRIDGE & CLOTHIER of PUILADELPIIA, and as a natural conseqnence kuows more about these coors that the great majority of veople in the busine. ‘Therefore tor the BEST QUALITIES in YANKEL NOTIONS we can #ive you CLOSER Pi LS thay ANY OFHER HOUSE tn ¥ MME ON. Hosts OF Yasxer, Notiox Prices. BEST FRENCH SILK PLASTIC, FRILLED all over, in ALL shades, 40c. yard. PLAIN SILK ELASTIC, BEST QUALITY, all COLORS, for He., 2c. and 25e. yard. BEST WATERBURY PINS. ALL SIZES; usual price, 3 to Sc. OUR price for ANY SIZE, aper. BEST QUALITY WHALEBONE CASING, worth regularly: PRICE for CHOICE, 18¢. piece. WHALEBONE ¢ COLORS, worth: SING IN BLACK AY |ACHINE OIL, WORTH 1: PRICE, Se. bottl KIKGY BEAKD'S CELEBRATED English Har bi Me sy ALL SIZES. for Se. payer. RNING PINS IN BOXES, all lengths izes, Se. box. PATENT BOOKS AND EYES, in boxes; reg- ular price, fe. OUR PRICE, oe. box. More wy Cus in a day or av. W. A. PIERCE & CO., Successors to E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, it Corner 8th st. 4Q-8CH FINE nENRIE ‘All sha KAFE'S ENTERPRISE, Iz4l Lith st.'s.e. 82 We close at 6 p.m.—excopt Saturdays. “Sven Is Fave» WERE THE MosT TALKED OF PEO- Plein Washington today Your need of new and our **known-to-be-best-stock™ puts ue in everybody's mouth. People have come to realize that whatever **Saks has is right.” We want to show you our stuck of Fall SUITS and OVERCOATS. Want a chance to bring you fai to face with our qualities and styles and yi You can read off uw string of figures and they're blinding. We wantto hold them up together—the garments and the Prices—and let you see how we've brought the twoextremes tozether—the best for the Le We won't have to talk then. own eloquent solicitor. W. ices, ‘The stock isi eto have you “boasted best” showings of others. Nothing clinches our argu- come fresh from 3 look at the ments like comparisons, You ought tomukeaa immediate matter of the OVERCOAT—and the SUIT should not to be farin therear. These irish” mornings and evenings are working deeper into t days and comfort fs Leginning to “turn up" for atten- tion. Don't look at yourself in the glass and say ‘some folks can buy ready-rnade clothes and to fitted"—for you are ofthe “some.” Let us try. If we miss it you'll be the first onc. ‘Do you know that September 21 is the day School opens? Give yourselves plenty of time tay, ‘ THE. EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. de ee wee POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. ve 90, mr F 83 : ee ¥ 00 ¥ Hn SS, cco” » gs 2G 1 o> ‘ss? CCU 00 00 4 Ko Bb eek ALLL bop OR OR RE OUR MAMMOTH Jue, SCHOO! OUTFIT. It contains: 1-6x9 Covered Slate. 1—Best Slate Pencil. Worth Worth, Te 1—Hexagon Lead Pencil. Worth Se 1—Best Rubber Eraser. Worth Be 1—Penand Pen Holder. Worth 4c 1—Ruter. Worth a Je 1-Spenge. Worth .. 0 Total.., You can buy the ENTIRE PACKAGE FOR Hlth) G8 Tr gn FSG, m “ww” cco = BARGAINS IN SCHOOL COMPANIONS. Fancy Wooten Boxes, Paper Boxes filled with dd Pen Hoider...... ‘Wooden Boxes, filled, Hardwood Boxes, empty... : +" filed Hardwood Boxes filied as above and also tng Ink Well Aud others up to... SCHOOL baGs, Se. UP. Writing Pads—alt ies—prices from Gisimrne’s Ruling Pen—improved 10e, 5 perio All Pons, excepting Spencerian Spencerian Pots Auda complete reguiar price BRR A OT OMMOMM 688g Robo oxA UU Mi KBE AA OU OU MMMM BOB AAA GoMMM kus AA uu MMM FOFULAR SHOPPING PLACE, It SEVENTH 83 MANUFACTUR: sole sents 1 Aiud line ot Bul yon hand. AUK 1202 D st. new. v suaranterd as represented. Cargarr & Lery, 2s 7th and 706 K st. nw. £0 dozen Linen Huck Towels, measuring 231 Fe with deep tancy borders, imported to ke, Our price will be 2: 100 dozen Linen Huck Towels: price has been 15 and I8e. each. Our price on this lot, 12%. ‘To close out alot of Children's Ribbed Cotton Hose, broken sizes, we have cut the price in hait. Buuchs, sizes 5.54, 6, G4; Navy Blue, 6. 64, 7% 73, 8%. They are tall weixht and bave unblexched feet. ‘To xo at 12340. pair. We advertised our Carpet stock for sale, as intend closing cut that departinent. We can still wive you great values in Ingrains. CARHART & LEIDY, 926 7th st. and 706 K st. nw. toget your Boys and Children ready. It's our business to help you-aud we've made every Preparation necessary. SAKS AND COMPANY, Tn the Swim, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREET. at Tux Finsr News Or Tur Frassexs aT RRR RRR Ym 5885 me kre iY Sssq ER EER Y¥ <3 = BR RE ‘ss be acouple of weeks—waiting for the weather. It has been a hard matter for us to hide their beauty—but you know the rarest painting needs. frame to set it off. Soitis with FLANNEL—needs the “nipping” air of autumn to bring out the handsome effects. But now everything is ripe for their reception, The need is Just creeping into your attention. You will dive among the rich effects with a hungry appreciation of their royal worth. YOUR conclusion will be the same oUurs—that it is the choicest assortinent we have ever shown. Theyare not al! domestic—nor all imported— but part and part—mingling together in one grand col- lection. Zi-inch IMPERIAL WRAPPER FLANNEL, figured on dark grounds—5e. a yard. PLAID and STRIVE SAXONY FLANNELS. for Wrappers and Children’s Garments. Tuey are all woo! and in a bie bunch of color com- Diuations. 5c. is all we have marked them. NEW BOURETTE effects—40e. a yard. FRENCH PRINTED FLANNELS. In France, you know, they **dabble” in a little of all sorts of designs. So there are Hair Line Stripes, Polka Spots aud Figures. Depend on it the colors blend. perfectly—27 Inches wide— Ge. A BETTER QUALITY—thirty styles in the lot—saine width—7oe. a yard. It isn’t much considering the worth. PLAIN FRENCH FLANNELS-—Ligit Biue, ‘Ton, Pearl, Navy Blue, Cardinal, Red, Cream, ‘Lavender—and the other revular flannel shades 227 inebes wide—GOe. a y GRAY TWILL FLANNELS. yard. SCOTCH MIXED, in Bine or Brown, and PLAIN OR TWILL-31 inches wide—the strongest 0c, quality anybody ever bad a chance to offer. NAVY BLUE TWILLS (‘deep dyed in In- ico”) —25, 35, 40, Oand Toe. a yar ‘DODGE-DAVIS’ SCARLETS"—Cochineal Ayed—name the weight you want—we have it. 40c. to @1a yard. Everybody knows them. Something like them—of course, not quite so kode. and 373. a yard. TWILL or PLAIN WHITE-soft as fleece— 40¢. to 750. a yard. CREAM DOMET—a sort of f_annel—won't shrink, but sf wild wear—32 inches wide—40c. a yard. ALL-WOOL AND MIXED SUITINGS--40c, to Le yard. ALL THE STAPLE SKIRTING FLAN. ‘NELS—Ballardvale, Mascoma and the others— Bue, Cream or White—40c. to $1.% a yard. ‘The “YORKSHIRE” BLUE WHITE—3¢ inches—50c. a yard. “TRIPLE X"—-CREAM WHITE~36 inches— ‘Toe. a yard. SILK WARP, JAPANESE AND INDIA PLAIN FLANNELS and an almost endless va- riety of the very latest EMBROIDERED PAT- TERNS. P EIDER-DOWN CLOTH—Pink Biue, Tan, rag Cantina, £6.98 igoben wide 7ic. & We feli right in with the seaton in picking these pat- terns and colors-Keeping on the ‘‘warm side” of beauty. PLANNEL isa universal comfort—and when Se. to We, a fan anne g oe eg epee | peg above our popular prices. You will be delighted. of Washiuston can Froduce, ms But we only weant, by this chat, to set your curios- do the best work and the best woods for the | ity ““to going.” ‘There are now to be seen—""Fruit lowest A trial is solicited and waar ” autecd. Youre, , from the same orchards. ‘Former employes (4 gerne eB St" G. T. Keen. t NEY. . SFATON PEERY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ing hour € p. m., Saturdays excepted. Joussoy & Lerrners. REQUISITES FOR SCHOOL CHILDR In fitting out the little ones you'll do well to bear in mind the following necessaries and the unusually low Prices thereof Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hose, sizes 5 to 0%, 2 Patrs for “250. Our special brand “I. B.C." Guaranteed Fast Black Ribbed Hose, “5c. a pair: worth 25e Clikiren's "Mohair School Umbrellas, sizes 22 and 24, only ie. Children's Gloria Cioth School Umbrellas at 98c. In Dress Goods we've every conceivable kind and le for school dresses. All-wool Tricot Cloths, in bright colors, ouly 5c. a yard. ‘3G-inch Wool Plaids at 25c. a yard. 40-inch All-wool Plaids or Strives at 50e. a yard. Allour Lie. Domestic Sstines reduced to O34e. All our Joc. French Batines reduced to 19. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, se7 713 Market space. Now Reapy. FALL AND WINTER STYLES. YOUMANS* CELEBRATED NEW YORK HATS, Also. WILCOX & CO., BOSTON, CELEBRATED SELF- CONFORMING HATS. COMPLETE STOCK DERBY HATS, FOR MEN AND boys, At $1.50, 82, $2.50, 83, $4 and 85. DRESS SILK HATS, 5, 86 and 88. FULL LINE SOFT HATS At @1, $1.50, $2, 82.50, #3, 83.50, 84, 84.50, 85 and 86. LADIES’ RIDING HATS AND CAPS. HATS FOR COACHMEN, GENTS’ WALKING AND DRIVING GLOVES, CANES, UMBRELLAS and RIDING CROPS. JAMES ¥. DAVIS’ SONS, N.w. cor. Pennsylvania ave. and 12th st. seB-tr MW. Brverwor, Nos. 1215 F st. and 1214Gst., NOW READY FOR BUSINESS WITH A FULL LINE OF DECORATED POTTERY, POKCELAIN, GLASS WARE AND KITCHEN UTENSILS, ‘New Store, New Stock and better facilities for show- ing and handling goods. We can offer goods on as good terms as almost any house in this country. New importations arriving nearly every week. mb? *B Teng fe Diem Hfemitt Caters all nul aha Ge ee, PStidece nite Bea from 50e. to. $4, << Sine ‘Comiorts ibe to@3. Arnos Dnarssrs For Cuipnex. If you make the Apron yourself you have to buy the muaterialsat retail. We purchase at wholesale and se- | Cure extra disconnts fm cousideration of immediate Payments. When wesell we ask you to pay promptly, aud can afford smaller profit than necessary to th merchants who credit many of their customers, sv that the Palais Royal offers Childe prices than elsewhere and at less than the materials would cost you at retail. : “Ovestxcr Or Avtuny Srvtes. 2.250 worth of Aprons were received this morn- ing, making a collection not only the largest but the choicest aud most varied this city has seen, A Post Is Yor Favor. A concession granted us by the manufacturer, tn con- sideration of the immense orders given, was that ali sizes are charged one uniform price. The Palais Royal is glad to be able to score a point in favor of it- | self and its patrons. All sizes mali atyles, from & to Ih years. are offered at one price—a price less than usually quoted for the smatiest Children's Aprons. Sexes, Marentars Ayo Fisisn. You'll fnd no less than thirty-one new style Aprons, some ituported direct from Paris, others made in this couuiry, but tacashailes of the itoported. Tbe Mar- auerite, with new style pull shonlders, is one of the dantiest novelties trom abroad. All are ne the rane of Aprov Dresses stylish v Beine fin shed with not be better made, ‘ 1. Srectan Prices For Tomorrow. We oren the autumn season tomorrow with a special display of Children’s Goods. Cotton Underwear, Cor- sets, Corset Waists, Hostery, &c., in all the best makes at special prices. The following Aprous Lave been selected as souvenirs of the cceasion: 50c. Arnoxs Fon 39c. (Unte! 6 p.m. tomorrow ) The Feiais Royal's 1801-92 Plaid Muslin Aprons, s, are challenged in comparison with ty 2 the country at Tc. Arnoxs For 59. (Unt 6 p. tomorrow.) The Palais Royal's India Lawn Aprons, with round neck, trinied with eutbrcidery, will be quoted as the Dest valtie of the season of ISQLiP2. 98c. Arxoxs For 79. (Ont 6 p.m, tomorrow.) ais Royal's USe. Aprons are to be a spectalty for theccminy season. See those with tucked waists. $1.10 Arnos For 89. (Until 6 p.m. tomorrow.) The Paiais Koyal asks comparison with the Aprons usually offered at $1.25. Compare style and finish, lateral and trimnings. $1.25 Avnoxs For 986. (Until G pan. tomorrow.) Palais Royal will offer at only $1.25 Genuine Paris-tnade Lawn Aprons, with the new puff sbouiders, four insertions of embroidery, edyeat neck, arms, &c., deep hem, extra wide strings, &e. $1.68 Aszoss For $1.39. (Until 6 p.mn. tomorrow.) ‘The Palais Royal will be quoted for its Marguerite” Apron. The trinming of French val. luce, the cute rullles, &c., stamp it as the most novel and original of Paris nnportations. ‘rench feiied seams they could ag-Four styles of Aprons marked 21.98 are to be offered at $1.68. All $2.25 Aprons tor 81.98. Until Go'ciock tomorrow, Wednesday evening. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below. a Fart Dress Goons. Buy your Dressnow. We have a splendid assort- u ofeverything now. Prices are right. Values coungt be surpassed. Styles in many instances ex- elusive. 80 why delay? All-wool Mixed Cheviots in Plaids, Stripesand Il- luminated Grounds, 28 inches wide. All the New Fall Shades—Navy, Lrowus, Tans, Garnet, Grays, ke, ONLY 50c. YARD. 38 and 40 inch Faney Plaid Serges, in the latest com- binations of colors, twenty different .;les, ONLY 0c. A YARD. 40-inch All-wool French Plaid Serves, 75e. AND 85e. YARL. 43-inch Roversible Camel's Hair Serses, all wool Either side can be used for the trimming; an ex- trex ity, Se + ee, PAR, ‘S4-inch All-wool Camel's Hair Suitings, actual worth $1.25, for xe. AYARD. A full line of colors in 40-inch Henriettas for 5c. AYARD. Bedford Cords, 40 inches wide, $1.00 A YARD. SERGES, 45-inch All-wool Serge, Navy, a yard. All other shades, 40-inch, 75e. a yard. HE BTORM SERGE,’ The most popular of any of them. Seems to catch the fancy of every one who sees it. Almost wearre- sisting. Black and two shades of Navy, 8c. A YAKD. Our Broadcloths—54 inches wide—every shade—can't be equaled for $1.50, for 81.25 YARD, - ROBES. Some of the latest Parisian fancies in camel's hair, Matelasso and Jacquard effects, from $12.50 to $18.68 a Robe, Fashion plates furnished gratis with each Rebe. : A full stock of Black and colored Dress and Trim- ining Silks at popular prices. Black Dress Goods in Bedford cords, cawel’s hair, Jacquards and Chevrons. Also a full line of Henriet- tas in Sk Warp and all wool. From 75c to 82 a yand, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) New Dass Tannnses For any and all of the above-described dress goods. ‘Nail-head Trimming is the latest. Made of silk, in imitation of the Jet ‘Trimming—comes in all colors to match the dress xoods, G0e. AND 68c. A YARD. Narrow Silk Braids and Edyings, in all shades and Biack, from 8. TO 50c. A YARD. Colored Cantile Trimming, from $1.35 TO 92.08, Jet Edges, from 15e. TO $1 A YARD. Jet Trimmings, from ‘ 8c. TO 96 A YARD. Jet Collars, from = Tos © Jot Girdles, from #2 TO e4.68. ‘Coque Feather Collarettes, from 81.48 TO 83. Coque Feather Boas, from 4 To #19. ‘Coque and Ostrich Feather Edgings, : 480. TO $1 A YARD. Coque Feather Band Trimming, from $1.35 TO #2 A YARD, |) Ostrich Feather Band Trimming, from 7 €1.50T0 82.50A YARD. =. ‘Jet Nail Heads—twenty shapes sud sizes, from . 8. TO $2.10 A DOZEN. BUTTONS, © ” ‘aNEr stvles tm det, crochet, pesrl, metal. and tailor - TUE PALAIS ROYAL ‘ * 4 LER, Cor. 12th and Pa. ave, oS AY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1891. Laxsecroz & Bro. We have positions for two (2) Experienced Cicak Sales Women, School days will soon be here. Dresses for the little girls will be needed. We have any amount of Dresses that would St children from 6 to 12 years that we are selling below others’ prices, SCHOUL MATS for little boys and girls, SCHOOL STOCKINGS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS in fast colors, ‘Save the wear of many pairs of stockings, Children’s Warm Underwear to it children of any age, in cood reliable manufacture, a8 lowas Shirt Waists (children) for school wear at half prices esked before. SCHOOL HANDKERCHIEFS, Se., im many beantifal patterns and in colors that WEI stand. Buy your materials now for Dresses, none too early to make up. serviceable Dress Materiais as low as Per yard, from thst up to any price your purse dictates, NEW GOODS ARRIVE HOURLY. Every. Sipment of goods has something entirely foreisn to goods of former days. New ideas Prevail in everything, andat were good to See the many thinws that grace o: and counters, Familisrize your: ew merchandise. We tell you mow that COQUE BOAS will bo much in demand. All New York goes School Good elves withthe Wild over these beautifai creations. These come in Black and colors. These will be ex- tensively worn, and arg such serviceableand stylish adjuncts to wear, ai within your teach. 1 itations are rife, and you ich a eum as you desire, Toxet you fully acquainted with these new whinis we will sell for three and or three daysonly a BEAUTIFUL COQUE FEATHER NECK BOA Fy £2.00 LATER ON Cur Light Wraps aud Coats tor prosent cool evening Wear ure heroin abundance. These You must have for this climate, whether you are poor or rich, to be without one these treacherous evenings wight entail a keavier expense, Prices 82.98, @3.08, 83, 87.50, &e., im any color or weizht you wish. OUR FALL FASHION SHEETS are nor hereand will be sexut to auy uon-resident Sree GF charye. Nesvtents ot this eity cam call at our store and get one. Remember the STANDARD FASHION PATTERNS Are recominened by tue Lest modistes of Washington. ‘Out of town people can address our Mail Order Department and receive eny informa ton relative to woods. We wii promptly enswer ali communications. ra A Eo AA aa ae ae we? eas * W. Dz. Cuan & Co, 811 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Are now opening up their fall and winter goods suit- abie for the coming season. These goods have been carefully selected from the best manufacturers, both, as to quality and style, and’ no houte can offer better goods or lower prices than ours can, and buyers Lave no risk to purchase, ‘We have placed on sale about 50 pieces of illumin- ated effects, wide goods and all woo!, at 50 cents per yard, ‘They are gems and we advise you to look them over. We will also offer during our improvements special, low prices in remnants and odds and ends, and we guarantee to save our friends money if they give use trial, vel Ropvexs New Feusrrvne Srone, 613 {TH ST. ¥. W., Between E and F sta, Ourfal! goods are now arriving, and ourad- ‘Vice to housekeepers is to make their selections early as possible. Fashion has decreed some newdesiznsin Carpetsand likewisein Parlor and ‘Eed-Room Furniture, which make them doubly attractive to discriminating eyes, and they are bound to go—and go fast, too. We'll not attempt to describe them—we'd rather show them. Open unti! 6 o'clock ;and if you'll call we'll guarantee to show you something in the way of Carpets and Furniture that will be attractive, serviceable, seasonable and reasonable. ‘Asin the past, we are always willing to make terms to suit our customers, and noone neta tLerefore deprive himself of home couortsoa Us plea of want of ready cash. JOHN RUDDER, FUBNITUBE DEALER (513 7th stow Rurzrm & Co., 449 BST. &E., CAPITOL HILL, Opposite U. 8. Library. ‘Men's Outing Shirts. prices from 0c. to $1.75, now oGered at just half, their value, The entire line have ee x “Serscys in Black only are offered oa same terme as the Shirts. ‘A smail Jot of Lawns at 2c. a yard. +7 i LLLLOTHRO?, 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. © today. Autumn hues all over te house. Great preparations for this s- ‘ale. The lous list of attractions speed that we war to The rarest things from acrosthe ea are here—from Paris, Lonioa. Novel, rick ties ave costly. “They are all over the sore. Buy if you wont, we'll bewiad to se Joy the st buy. What womans to interest you in partioniarly today ge BLANKETS, QUILTS, PILLOWS, Laws ond HOISERY. from Tyons, rom . costly. Choice neel- bt en- it of theme 2 if YoU donut ote to More anon about these, az Fax Buaxger Srasox Has Aineavy Orexen AND WE'VE NEVER SHOWN SUCH A MAG NIFICENT LINE. To demonstrate 2B more cleariy we have made « handsome disphy of them im one of our larke Fstrect window. wine th from the 0% ton ti c ESPECIAL OUR 85.00 BL: si and then viat our Bianket 2 second floor fr ATTENTION 90 NKETS, PLEASE, me tine buck to get a Bianlet od that would beat any FIVE DOL- janket weever had. The only way to Was to have the Blankets made to especta! order + the fleece to the st Here's the resi acare for ever t: LARGE, GENEROUS, Tob WITH, 114 IN Size—EVERY SCRAP GOOD, HONEST WOOL. We bewve this is the beat Blan} to be hac 85.00 A PALER. ‘Tha one grain from the Blanket bin. Youcan’t Ko amiss whatever your choice, and You can have no proper choice that we caut meet. for WHITE QUILTS. We show some splendid values in White Crocheted aud Marseilles Quilts. Dour les Quilts, Choice paterns. 50 and $3.00 each— Block Honey-comd Quilts, —-625 FEATHER PILLOWS, This branch of or Blanket Department bas Srown quickly into popularity. Itis just what we expectel, for we make it a point to haudle nothing we caunot cheerfully reevmmend. FINE FEATHER PILLOWS, PURE AND ODORLESS. Bize 20x27, * seme. ——Onty €1.37 each. —— (Second floor, 11th st. building.) Haz Is Ay Ovrorresrry To buy POINT DE GENE LACES At about half their worth. They came to us late—that isthe reason. Thereareabout twenty Patterns from 3 tq 7 inches in width. We've marked them 10, 12%, 15, 20nd 2c, (irs: floor, second annex.) Just opposite these Laces is our Hosuexy Derantueyr, Stocked with the choicest goods that taste and Jong experience could secure. Everything im Rovelties and fancy colorings. Biacks of the never changeable sort are uppermost in our minds today, kinds for SCHOOL WEAR par- ticularly. Children’s Fast Black Fine Ribbed Cotton ‘Hose, with double knees, heels and toes, Size, We. Size 7, 27 Sizes, te. Size Sig, Ble. Children’s Light-weight Fast Black Cotton Hose, with double knees, heels and tues, Size 5%, Ye. Size 7H, We. Size, 23c. Sizes, Ble. Size 63, 25, Size SIs, Be. Size?, Bie. Size®, 35 Children’s Heavy Quality Fast Bisck Fine Ribbed Cotton Hose, with double knees, heels and toes. SizeG, Ste. Size Gi, 3ée. Sizes, 420. Dine Bi, dtc. Size, B8e. Sizes, 48, Size 7H, 40c. Size 9s, SUC. Size 10, Ste. Children’s Heavy Quality Fast Black Broad Ribbed Cotton Hos:, with double heels and toes, Size6, 38. Size 634, 40c. Bize7, 42. Rize, S00, Size 7%, d4e. Size Wy, Ste, Size 10, Ste. Children’s Extra Fine Fast Black Fine Ribbed Cotton Hose, with double heels and toes, SizoG, 42. SizeR, Sve. BizeS, 460. Size 8%, 4c. Size 64, 4c. Size iy, Ste. duc. Sized, Size 7, Size 7) date, Size 10, 38e. ve. Rize Gs, dBc. Bize7, S0e. Size%, SBe. Size Ty, Ste. Size 035, Ge. Children's Extra Fine Quality Fast Black Broad-ribbed Cotton Hose, with doubie heels and toes. Size, 0c. SizeR, Se. Size Gi, Sue. Size 834, Bc. Bize7, Ste. -Bize9, @2e, Size 73s, Ste. Size 9%, Ole, », Size, Sic. Size 8%, 5c. Misses’ Plain Fast Black Cotton Hose, with’ double knees, toes and heels. ? Size3, 26c. Bize7, Ste. Sine 534, 28e, Bie 7, 260. SizeG, 3c. BizeB, Bsc. Size Gi, B3e. Size Bix, 400. ‘Micses’ Piain Fast Black Cotton Hove, with double heels and toes, Sized, Qe. Bizet, Be. Sino 5%, 25c. Sine TH, Ble. Bize6, We, Bize8, ie. BizoGN, ie. Size Bis, B5e. Mediam-weight Fast Black Ribbed Cotton Hose for ladies or boys. Sizes 8 to 10, —20e. & pair. — 4g _We make a spreiaity of HOSE FOR BOYS WHO ARE TOO LARGE POR CHILDREN'S HOSE. apair. apair. A Ball of Fast Bleck Darning Cotton given ‘with every pair of Black Hove. ‘(Pirst floor, 2d annex.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 20th, 11th and F ste. o.w. | Bourse Assoctattoxs Axp Sas ' BANKS TAKE EVERY DOLLAR THE THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE cay, BY STINT, Locum. LATE, PROMISING HER AN ORDINARY PROFIT IN THE FAR DISTANT AND UB- CERTAIN FUTURE, OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, ON THE OTHER HAND, PLACES HER IN IMMEDIATE POSSPssioN OF EVERY POSSIPLE COMPORT, INCREASING HER WEALTH A HUNDREDPOLD, AND ac. TING HER PROMISES OF REPAY. MENT BY THE WEEK OR MONTH IN LIQUIDATION OF HER INDEBTEDNESS, cx 18 ARGUMENT NECESSARY? FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, STOVES, BABY CARRIAGES, WORAS OF ABT. HOUSE & HERRMAN CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, M7, O19, O21 AND 227TH BT. AND 606 MASS. AVE. SOLE AGENCY FoR WHITNEY CARRIAGES, THE PEERLESS 5 : Posimvezy Yocr Lasr Orronre. NITY TITTO SPCURE THESE IMMENSE BaR- GAINS IN WINTER-WEIGHT UN- DERWEAR IS SOW. FOR A FEW DAYS WE Orr OUR ENTIRE LINE OF UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, NECK- WEAK AND OTHER FURNISHINGS AT A KEDUCTION OF FROM 50 TO 75 PER CENT. ALSO THE BALANCE OF OUR MEN'S SEPARATE TROUSERS AT 61, @1.50AND 2.0 PLR PAIR, AND THE REMAINDER OF OUR BOLS' AND CHILDREN'S OVER. COATS AT @1.50, FOR THE CHOI FORMERLY SOLD AT FROM @5 TO 20. DO NOT MISS THIS OFPORTUNITY, FOR YOU WILL NEVER AGAIN HAVE THE CHANCE TO BUY SUCH Gak- MENTS AT THESE PRICES, ROBINSON PARKER & CO., AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, e520 §.E. COR. 71H AND D STS. N.W, Ger Tue Bes: THE CONCORD HARNESS, LUTZ & BRo., 497 Penn. ave. adjoining National Hotel, Trnnks and Satchels of best make at low prices, Pre Srvuisa Suors: ‘This season's production. Made of the BEST HOOVER Sock and sold And LOW prices, SNYDER, 1217 Penna. ave, ‘BHOES that you wb (FUL appreciate. Mosr THOROUGHLY M COMPORTARLE Belable. Just A et Sty lish i our aterprout ald iactory, f MACKI WN Youcan T Willsutyou. =H & ' . Tuene Is No Daxorn Au using a MODERN GAS STOVE of the seriout accidents that so often Gocur With other stoves, (Cali aud look at our BUN DIAL, GILT EDGE, ECLIPSE and KELIABLE. myltr WASHINGTON GAs LIGHT COMPANT, Tae Liesic Coxraxy Have for twenty-five years been putting up the fasnous product which stirred medical Circles When first invented and given to he ‘World by the renowued chemist, Juaus vou Liebig. Their EXTRACT OF BEEF Is known around the World and has lately { been carried into “Darkest Africa” by Stan- \ ley. It ie unapproachable for purity, flavar lmproved and Lconomic Cookery. ‘ Genuine with Sinan Ta sewature of JUSTUS VON LIFBIG, Gaaterct_Courortia. EPPS*S cocoa