Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1891, Page 4

4 Rite, es : THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. THURS WAY, SEPPEMBER 10, 1891. THE EVENING STAR. a & ‘i SAE > ss | STTSTSTTT es aeaees sea eesssese | Worms Axo Wanure Woonwanp, . Laxssvzox & Bro, = > yok fy & SCcHoah a = rt . ; WASHINGTON: Pee] D. a ss Axp ; Se ee ee OwTr . 00. September 10, 1901 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, Pr ie i is ¥ he Lornzor. SS a S if § g E- S SEVENTH STREET. LosE Sys = 10TH. AND W- ——Be prepared. Bei Covering is— a = baad sinderbr ins CF rey ag se ES (00 - — a ows —_—~— ——It ta, but we have propared a little——— THE EVENING STAR has a regular and) waated—Experienced young wen in our Curtain De- | 7°08 a og H —_ ‘These are tho sort of nizhts you can ‘snuzele” TOMORROW, FRIDAY, ee ee eapevanters For Hoszeny. » Dermanent circulation in Washington three —eured 20 of Biankets from—— times larger than that of any other paper BEAD? Under the prowecting coveriids with comfort, There — im the city. As a local NEWS paper and is acall for BLANKETS and SPREADS aud such bed ATTRACTIVE REMNANT SALE. ——the assignee's sale of the Kitten—— We are headquarters for Boys’ and Misses’ School Shoes. —bouse mills. We had things our. re ‘Cul’ dren's Grain Solar Tip, heeled of spring beela,et Advertising Medium It has no competitor. You will nowd 1t when buy- | faire ace kenga as aeelle goove at ok cae me tee Every store has some characteristic feature. Gloves | “cen. . s ing abat. Our fall shapes | things viso—and it isn’t the easiest matter in the world kL hs Alarge —thare our good fortw oan ‘ iow. tied cht dren's Doneo! Soring Hee! Button, 88 cents. teget tt ah metiegte goa” Perhaps you Seve leareeh vant mpome not ton a Joy —Ahis isa sale which should have— fostery have bees associated with the name of (ue | Misses’ Schoo! Shoes. Ht conte Up to the age of twenty-three years, Mr. tm Silke and Derbios are bem, John W. Bookwalter says, in the current Forum, he suffered every disadvantage that to your sorrow. The loudest singers are not always the sweetest. Wedon't claim everything and . ft yoube- Se a 20r te | sroe estitas. Tie Dvomiee io devon tier rahe allowed to accumulate they would sou clog our other stoci. It is absolutely necessary equal attraction for the hotel pro—— —Prietors and larse boarding howse— keepers, Palais Royal for 1@ last fourteen yours. That the ; cass majcrity of people quote the Palais Royal for Hosiery ng Heel Botton at @1.78. comingly, “3 “4 therecore that we kevp the stock entirely free Awood 10-4 White Bienket at @1. The mi Chieeasiebermnben # " Button or Lace at $2.24 from which isolated farmers now suffer, re pele ag All anrasce pr gestae ys foed| ie Pp ly Dh ae Spree rd Ver offered at the price. aia sf eee tieeacaaz cee Button or Lace, OUK OWN MARE, #1.98 and many others from which the farmer's pce notice? Weare with the majority—value wins. Well, enough to cause thesr tinmed vate sule. A better 10-4 Wool Blanket, $2.50, This family aro now exempt. The life of = poor or middle cluss farmer's houschold is indeed ene of much discomfort. ‘To a diet, if he can et it, of mean Liack coffee, fried pork and hot then here is your Each «rade points to its maker's record as its recominendation. We wiil seal is doubly secure by giving it OURS. Now you may be sure you are safe. 10-4 BLANKETS—95.50. sOBEPH AUERBACH, CORRECT HEADWEAR, applies toall “short ‘odd sizes," *‘amail lots"—soiled woods, things mussed from handling, scratched orrabbed from display, &..&c. Our rem- ‘Bante diger from the usual run of store rew- is really a good value. A still better 10-4 Woo! Biank A yet better 10-4 Woo ket, $4. A 10-4 Woo! Blanket, $5,in Red, Bue amd ‘Yellow borders; Australian wool. A * Scholar's Companion.” containing peubolder, balk amd sponze, given away With every Schoo! Sloes. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. 1891—Hosesr—1892 Aa we wore first to introduce warranted Fest Black Hose, so are wo first with Hose in faucy colors that can, ALL GOODS MAKKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. soda biscuit, add the dreary routine, labors 1-4 BLANKETS—84. jeer — Pom dec py inserssgean) ee eee Biankets, full size, honest be guaranteed indelible. Weare showing for the au- , :. tong enough to becon at 8: i : : . — carried ofttimes far into the night, the family ? (023 Pa. ave. and 15th and New York avo. 18 Seapipe en bd cee ete ebuoaee: They are not the last ends of thing» that Het Wool Blanket, BAO, North 85.50. tumn absolutely Fadeless Colored Hose, dyed by the a a ¢rowded in emall rooms, overworked by day,| SED TICKET par Fra AEE Cae eR eee aa en es|| games, Wet oats ier wh. ot iene ws, same process a8 are Our Black Hove, and, ihe thom, A Wie 2. chronically overheated ia summer, and in win- VaLves Exrnaonpisaay. | bhbhbbhhhhhhbhbhbabhbbhhbhbhhbh | anc aie. ‘ae on ae mane on Beer Drctiaiy auranteet, 17 they race im waning | FY fag BPE Ul tor pinched by cold and ee ao — FP a aa he ence fe OS OFer, perhaps yon may Oud just what you pat, 8, es ts StneRee ©” discolor ths elothing or skin the purchase riomy| © * & MM decades from 9 need. The price will be little enougb—for BARGAIN slowa ye' t Let canuct 5 peli IS, M 00 FEB pone kt abe ete jo | PVERY DEPARTMENT RAS TELLING ITEMS) wy yc KK KEW Ww we 184 AEL- WOOL BLABKETS O15 to $35. Hemoante are sold without referenee to Chait be replaced for te saiue Ypiceat wuich itig | PYM PY and polttely refunced. gc oot agricultural values increased only about tvo FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION. M ANSE www 14-4 ALL-WOOL BLANKETS—$20 and $25, pried vale: enneusg, spune Bee Soe Bsso in Lilien five hundred million dollrs, one- - Ye B ‘ fe Wawa 85 | Amous these are the goo lt CALIFORNIA ESALp a apse a Taare oe ALP: RROW a tH 83 ease coun- — Sys8 ze and lenge s : th of the total increase o! opener KN RN kee WoW Here ive barvain with an “if"in it, Toe partectty |C o,4 F agne tenet (Friday, September 11.) ia ee eh een Sek ‘wy. Considering that nearly CORTAIN DEPARTMENT. v - frauk with you, we havecarried from last season about EPARTMENT. Fecelved ab entire new line of 44 cents is the specia: price forthe Hose marked 49 8 the population is engaged in agriculture | Tapestry. Feit and Plush Table Covers, 44 B . q Me Pf ‘e dozen paire of HEAVY.WEIGHT 11-4 BLANKETS ps aaa 2 pacives em eutive aaw ep of : Sexy Q fen fe ‘those figures havea profound significance. To | _ 6-4. were as high as@2. Ked Ticketed. D AA ¥ and a few pairs of 12-4 BLANKETS. Iheyaresligbtly| AN GPPORTUNITY FOR SMALL LADIES. FINEST grades. wii Lave toses Bey are made of superior Lisle, silk Gnisbed, SS ot ‘00 & 4 material is to be added social loss, what Mr. |” pruw.n Pyeng Many Covere and 1 Flush Lait Bow £4 i ¥ solled—not much—but too much to meet our idessof | — EXTRAURDINARY REMNANT OFFERING 2 Bookwalter well calls “the woful waste of clean stock. We Lave made a considerable concession Warranted Fast Biack feet and ankles, uppers of Lav- COLORED BLANKEIS FROM ia TO 5 LARGEST DOUBLE SHOE STORE IN THE COUS a5 98... ree IIT FER RT, fa the prices. bal #10 RE ee sh sth eels, ender, Gray, Lemon, Bine, Pink, Pearl, which are one social energy.” From this waste, he sgys, Pe nb samen orga fe 3 . ‘The @7.50-11-4 sire—are 85. Rents MEDIUM-WEIGHT JACKETS. fore init ru gad and en! jer 4 absolutely *:yadeless.” Thys the Palais i " * “ pele were iabated 2 just the thing for present wear, “> eek a ‘310 and 312 Seventh st. nw. se comes the bungee of the heart and too often | ats Tange gaa Z k = The 88-12 4 sze-are a6 Ht mpeg eorpe a ON op Si Royal sileces forever the remark so oft heard in the o the atrophy of the intellect." He points out a) j pair was 810. Ned Tickoted. “1 you don't mind th inette Jackets, with satin facings, mobair braid ‘are making as) past: “W'ee, they are very pretty, but the colore rum | gg é Aacising from it, leo, abiding eoul-wearinees, | Odd pairs of Lace Curtaine = woll to buy them. Riniing, Gouble-treasted—guaranteed Dot to 150 ‘ayrend bas thee tm washing.” 08 outs ie temerrowe special pricefor | Bzrons Masixe Your Fant Poe suffered by farmers, farmers’ sons, and, most | ! pair. soiled, was 7c, ‘What a pleasing sight to the eye is Our LIGHT-WEIGHT BLANKETS are the WHIT-| change col . Reduced from #3, ae oath ace as Aa of all, farmers’ wives. By middle life the | 2 P&it- sotled. w: anew and well-stocked Kibbon De- NEY and DIAMOND VALLEY BRAN 86, $0 and 810 to, sesso 00 each. seid nears towiie a bk Hose marked 75.cents. These are ribbed lisle in cuases' “ i art $ a ve th old friends—and firin ones too—with housekeep- a. wold a § - lov ries at nis sone’ leaving him for town, and be- . tesaes Gukee cod cone @0, e8 ant 810. oudie-brensted and satin faced—sizes 32 and and woven in theqoods | Nt TS THE PALAIS ROYAL. | FURNITURE, CARPETS AND HOUSEFURNISRS cause bis wifo sometimes utters complaints. | 2 Delt Ecru, were 96,........., Lous before) it naturally embraces CKIB BLANKETS from 83 to 86. ‘ 34. Re@uced from $10 to ¥3 eac' OUK SPECIAL at $5. This is an ima (Continued below.) ING Goops To the mind of thi tical writer and busi- (Odd Tambour Curtains at a sserifice. only the latest conceits and shades. 1 Ladies’ All-wool Gray Cloth Jacket—satin Ported syread and has been suid for #6 50. fo io peas’ 2half paire ware 86 pair $2 each once aoe ae C sa faced slaw! roll cojlar—size 3%. Reduced from Ag SR or READ THESE PRICES, er dear onth-efbnedinsir-seaghopebiedl F pared ee. 94 patr to be as noted for carrying the best puro 81 D to 85, e. ia gance or lack of circulating medium or exor- bitent charges by railroads, the banks or the trusts, 4¢ the lack of association, the dif- fusion of energy on the farms. He points to the many examples of successful CORSETS, CHILDREN'S APRONS AND DRESSES. ‘6 Children’s Piaid Natnsook Aprons, were 81 and stock of Ribbous as we already are for having the largest aud Lest lino of Coats and Cloaks. Tho leading Ribbon for millinery is a 5-inch Piain All-silk Gros Grain. We bave it in LIGHT-WEIGHT CHEESE CLOTH and SILKALINE COMFOR(5—Siled with batting and covered in solid co!ors—#z, $2.50 and 8A HEAVY WEIGHTS ot PRINTS and SAT- snd $2.50. 1 Ladies’ All-woot Tan Cloth Jacket—satin factugs and silk velvet sleeves-size 3G Re- duced trom $15 to #5. 1 Ladies’ All-woot jack Clay Worsted Jacket—satiy lined throughout—size 36. Re- ture. Ye have decided to increase our eales on Colored Bed Wear, so we have put the lowest Dotch bu them. - CROCHET in Brown, Blue and Wannasrep Fast Buck Hose aT REDUCED PRICES FOR TOMORROW, Then call at our store and examine goods.on which we uarantee you a saving of from 15 to 25 per cent Bed Room Suites, 3 pieces, any Onish. Parlor Suites in Hair, Cloth or Plush. 19 28 veeesful | 1.18. Had Ticketed.... ‘Be. each all the fashionable fall tints. @0c. ne 321 sre Ticher—and coat & duced from 820 to $10. We would quickly introduce our new stock for the ssoamiii es aucsladey titeeree saan village farming Fran itzerland, Ger- | 6 Children's Gingham Dresses. 2 3 year ite more. ey are Worth it. ee yutunin, Lerefo price IGRALN AN 4, many and other ‘old pacar erp ee editor | sizes, were $1.25. Red Ticketed. - BSc, each T Aascnphetaaag et Ges Goce Rib. “DOWN” CUSHIONS- 18. 6 Ladies’ Pique and M: autumn, and therefore reduce prices that are already of the Forum calls attention in afoot note to the preparation Mr. Bookwalter himself is making tm Nebraska to demonstrate the value of his proposed remedy for the farmer's isolation ‘This proposition is one of the most hopeft! yet made, and the thoughtful American can but hopeit will result in success. Brie‘ly stated, Mr. 91 French Woven Corsets. Sizes RIBBON DEVARTMENT. All Sill, Satin and Gros Grain and Moire Rib- ons. All colors—9 and ‘TFicketed. . Cambric Embroideries.. Se. Narrow Kmbroideries.... LINENS. 20-20, 22.22, ous, in all the fall shades, in all widths, from No, 1 to Fancy Ribbons of every desirable description, embracing stripes, om- bre effects, brocades, embroidered ribbons and various combinations, Such as plush and brocade, velvot ‘and brocade and velvet brocade and Stripes. Seo these if in search of SLUMBER ROBES and CUSHIONS filled with down and covered with ailk. Spreavs Ayn Qeirzs. REGULAR SIZE CROCHET SPLEADS—@1 to 81.50. Hes Vests, White, with Biue or Blacie 34, 38 and 48, Keduced from $2.75 to €1 each. 1 Biack Wrap—setin iined—sire 34. Reduced from #30 to #5. (Third floor, 11th st, building.) Lasr Catz Ox Busy Canntaces. —o— y are PARTLY WOOL and HEAVY WEIGHT.” Ory $: MITCHELINE “SPREADS. ‘an, Biue and Pink, at apreads are GUARANTEED AND INP ers very Complete, Cot Size Comtorts, oe, Wh Large Size Comte LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. | ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE OF CHARGE. SMITHS CREDIT HOUSE, 452 Pa. AVE. N.W., NEAR 45s ST. lower than usually quoted for equal qualities. BOYS’ AND MISSES" HOSE.extra lonx and elastic, ‘With improved double knees, &e., are marked to sell at 25e, for sizes Gand GM, at B0c. for sizes 7 and 7%, at Soe. for sizes $ and Sy, and at 40c. for size 9. Tae uniforia price of 25 cents will be charged for all sizes for tomorrow, er filling, $1. ‘ e Looking Giasees of any size that ave been dame Bookwalter, who is @ capitalist, will divide a Inte *noveltins" in Ribbons. MARSEILLES QUILTS ~ $2, $2.50, $3, ONLY FOUR LEFT, and these are excellent Fullsize, BRIGHT COLORS. Wurte tlle LADIES’ BLACK LISLE HOSE, guaranteed abso- | aced Kenlvered equal to new. ett gun . in Pawnee county | !"facturers’ remnants of Unbleached Cot- Line of Pisin All-silk Belting Rib- 85.50, 84, 85, BO end 38. i values at the reduced i slder something extra for $1.50. Tutely fast and 50c, quality. are offered at oaly 35¢.. | ‘tract of 12,000 acres situated in Pawn inty ‘Dons in both staple and evening RED AND BLUE MICHELINE SPREADS— 1 Fine Carriage, Leduced from §16.60 to > ¥ ing ui into 150 farms of eighty acres each. There will be im the center of the tract a village of 150 houses, oue house for every farm. New Amer- ica ought certainly to be equal to old Europe in 50c. All-lines Cream Damas. shades, Line of Satia-back Vel! in all the desirable width: For decorating fancy work and $1.50 and $1.75. FIGURED MARSEILLES QUILTS—Red or Biue designs on White xround.-83. it Ribbons ‘ine Carriage. Reduced from 810.60 to 813.50. 2 Fine Carriage. Reduced from $21 to $14.76. was White Gilng wade of TA Rea lined, i. ‘are made of fine French en Comfort, or 3 pairs for $1—not more than three pairs toauy one customer, MEN'S FAST BLACE SOCKS, which will be recog- similar purposes we offer @magnifl- LLENDALE SPREADS —6-4, O5c.; 8-4, 1 Fine Carriage, Keduced {rom $85 to lors, finofillinz and faney stitch nized as superiot quality for35 conte, are offered at any matter requiring only plain common sense | DRY GOODS. cent line of art and tints in Me. ; 10-4, $1; 11-4, €1.15; 12- (Filth floor, 10th st. elevators ) 4-20), 05 and 98, Comte only 5c. pair. andasimple good underatanding. Let the farm- Reronante of Fancy Silks in Stripes and Scotch All-silk Satin Kibuons at exception peyegpe see cess pas Man Po h FRENCH Satteen linings. in all the = ere adopt the motto of che whigs in the revolu- | ,Piside. Were $1 and 1-25, cf a a . WOOL SCARLET BLANKEIS—some familar ws HM unxismixes, TY ee RG Sern Nr lop rib aoe aki " tion, “United we atand, divided we fail” The | “for wramvecs sider one of the fucst stocks of Rib: with them— nuinaeeuts dente en en Th Cee & On, alliance might easily relax some of ita presi- eae tae: = 10-4, 84.50; 11-4, Hose. Sizes 9 attract you tothe store, when we hope to so im dent and governor making and devote itself to szch practical schemes of associated effort as this 95.50. CALIFORNIA--11-4, 87 and 48; 12-4, 810 and 812. GRAY BLANKETS—10-4 and 11-4, $2, 3 Kemember the introductory bar- @ain—81 Silk Sash Ribbons, in all shades, for SOc. per yard—exactly half price. 3 to AD iye. a pair. Fail-weight Natural Wool Under- 2 shirts—size 38: 2 drawers—size 36. Reduced tr to $1.50 each. CHEESE CLOTH COMFORTS IN WHITE AND COLOKS. Press you with the magnitude and variety of our tumn stock that you will be convinced that for the couing season, as in the past, the Palais Royal is to be S11 PENNSYLVANIA AVENTE, ‘Will be pleased to have their many friends and cuss tomers to cali and examine the new DRESS GOODS peern Men's Biack aud White Striped Madras pall our EIDER pow headquarters for Hosi: As an illustration of the | that they are opening updaily. Aswong them you, SR ce 1 SKETS oth Onting Shirt 14, 6—lix, 6-15, ee ae Variety of scarce noveitic . ‘The Gubvedilien ten due Oe es a 'Y WRAPPER BLANKETS from §4to 2 ee ee Beate anc Have an dimer i ae ‘Swe ask inspection of the | will find a great many PARIS DRESS PATTERNS blica: . 5 ~ cannot come throuch. ‘These goods are ‘ew Black Hose for stout ladies, with ribbed or Jersey | from €10 to €30.a dress. Weknow they will be ap expected things. They have nominated a ticket | } WILLIAM H. McKNEW, LAP ROBES_$1 to $7.50. from 81.00 to 30c, each. facturedin Ireland aud are hiuported sonlaiag iubsbeih ep tusiaiausa seubina ines without friction, at the head of which is Col- | Berts AND FANS n 903 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. We are not egotistical enough to claim the "best" lo Fancy Silk Teck Scarfs—vlightly soiled. rs “ pve é lector Fassett; and they have made a platform imaccordance with the position of the party in different states on the money question. That party is getting into line everywhere on the doctrine of sound money as interpreted by the legislation of the Fifty-second Congress—the coinage of the productof the American silver mines only. Other planks indorse the tariff and reciprocity principles of the party; ap- plaud the federal administration, with cordial mention of the work of Secretaries Blaine, Foster and Tracy; condemn Gov. Hill's admin- istration and the course of his party—individ- ualizing some of their objectionable acts; com- mend local option, or restrictive license, where there is no local option, and declare for the blanket official ballot av against the unofficial paster ballot. Having seen that he could not be nominated, Mr. Andrew D. White sent a letter withdrawing bis name from the contest over the goreruorship. ‘This distinguished, scholarly and upright man has been much dis- may not, however, bave permanent sorrow in his loss of this nomination. In Mr. Fassett the republicans have an active. intelligent candi- date, who harmonizes to a considerable extent the wrangling factions of his party and who will makes vigorous campaign aud run well. —_—_++.—___ ‘The more a public servant knows, the better | digested his information, the wider the range of his abilities, the higher his persoual charac- ter, the more invaluable he is to the public service and the greater the dificulty of sup- All sold at sacrifice prices. Every one in the store re- duced in price. CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT. $3.50to 88 Misses’ and Children's Long Gar- = ment 82 to 64 Ladies’ Waiste, slightly soiled... 23.75 Ladies’ Black Jerney Coats. All $1.73 Wrappers. A email lot of Children’s Dresses., GLOVES. $1.50 button Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, Tans. Size 6% aud 7.... were .58c. pair @1 Biarritz Gloves, Tans, Grays and Blacks. Sizes 5%. 5M, 6%. 7. -. 85e. pair 500. SUk Mitts, Grays and Tans. BLACK LACE. 81.25 Silk Drapery Nets G0c. All-silk Demi-flounce 81.25 All-silk Demi-flounce. TRIMMINGS. 50c. New Colored Silk Gimp... to $2.25 Black Bead Sets, 5 pieces. 0c. Biack Silk Knot Fringes. BUTTONS. 15e. doz. Metal Buttons, fall shades. 10e. doz. Fine White Pearl Buttons... TIONS. ‘overed Waist Steels... 15e. Double Bone Casing. PERFUMERIES AND SSe. bottle American Lilac Perfume. .. o< Ise. Fine Bristle Tooth Brush. straight or curved. line of BED COVELINGS in town—tut we don’t kooy. of abetter one. We do think HERE 13 THE BEST PLACE TO BUY. You will to—if you look around a little and study the cost with the qualities compared. Sa We close at 6 p.m.—except Saturdays, BFATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. Established 1840. : pty W. A. Prnce & Co. Buccessorsto E. G. Davis, Fissr Froon Goss. PERSEVERANCE IS BOUND TO MAKE an impression. We saw the possibilities of popu- Jar priced Hats some time ago. More of you are seeing it as we do this season than ever. You Used to build your faith on the price. Now it's Guality that influences. That's the safest rule to goby. If we bought our stock from jobbers we'd have to do as they said about price. We buy direct from the same makers they do. Their Profits are not loaded on--and you get as good = 729 Market Space, Corner 8th street. EXTRA REMNANT ATTRACTION FOR FRIDAY. OUR WEEKLY REMNANT SALE occurs tomorrow, FRIDAY, as usual, when we will season. Everything thet is left over from the summer stock 18 sold at ridiculous prices. 80 this is an unusual opportunity. AS ANYBODY'S ON EARTH. ‘Try on one of the new wood-colored DERBYS— If none of "em suit you've BLACK to fall beck on. The latest shapes—$1.90 to 85. The Proper SILK BLOCKS ready-94.50, $5.50 and $7—none better. All kinds of Hats that are right to wear, Resyaxts Or Hosreny. 15 pairs of LADIES’ HOSE, in boot effects, in different colors; sizes 5} and 9. Regular price, 30 and 2c, REMNANT PRICE, 19. pair. 4 PAIRS FINE FRENCH LISLE HOSE, Reduced from 25 and 50s. to 3 20 Fancy Silk Teck Sear! Reduced from 35 and 50c. to 1 Madras Negiixes Shirt Bize 165s. Keduced from #2 : 5 Custom-made Shirts. Size 13. from 81.50 to 81 each. G@itrst floor, 1st annex.) Reduced Boxs Croruixa Devanrueyr. ——o—— ODD Lors. About 50 pairs All-wool Kuse Pants, in light shades, Lut xood weight. Reduced from $1.25 to 90c. a pair. Sinall loteof Straw Hats and Tennis Caps at ‘one-half and one-quarter price. (Third floor, 11th st. building.) oo Cypress Axp Misses’ Devanr. MENT. pe 1 Children's Garnet and White Jersey Sailor Suit-—with blouse and sash. Size 10 years. Reduced to 4.25. Light-weight Broadcloth New- 4 Misses’ Sur Deranrwexr. o— 1 Ladies’ Neat Pink and Blue Checked Cheviot Biouse Waist, Size 38, Reduced from 81.75 to 50e. 5 Ladies’ Calico Shirt Waists, with plaite and full sleeves. Size 32. ‘Reduced from O50. to 35e. each. 2 Ladies’ Fine Scotch Flannel Blouse Waists, in Salmon and delicate Pink sutin stripes. Sizes ——-Reduced from €4.75 to $2.50.— (Third floor, 11th st. building.) Se Pepa Ry | wale of EXTRA s81Zi Bey Weal FALL WEIGHT LAP Co’ Fowrpect you to help swell necessarily attend OUF Bl SALE. W. M. Suvsrer & Soxs Teen. FoR BaNts " eta, in Navy Bi Sizes appointed in the course of events during the | *- 40%. Silk Tailor Buttons... ‘HAT. It's just a matter of doing business our |. omer EXTRA REMNANT BARGAINS in every ae = HAVE JUST OPENED A BEAU- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TAKE EVERY DOLLAR THE THRIFTY past few days, and lives to regret any trust he ss hives coe way or theirs. We think OUR WAY suits vou! department at this, the beginning of the fal! Gliese aoe tikes TIFUL LINE OF WOOL PLAIDS, (Sept. 1), (Sept. 12) HOUSEWIFE CAN, BY STINT, ACCUMU- may bavereposed in managing politicians. He | 25c. Embroidered Chiffon, all colors. better. ‘SAKS' GUARANTEE” 18 AS GOOD ssid ding. SUITABLE FOR SCHOOL, DRESS AND HOUSE WRAPPERS. ALSO FINE LINE OF PLAIN AND ILLUMINATED CHEVIOTS, ALL WOOL, 38 INCHES WIDE, 50c. PER YARD. W. M SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PA. AVE. THE PALAIS ROYAL. | We will soon beready to oocupy the srcond floor, ‘which will be a great addition to our business, as wo intend to make it a success from the start. The large windows will be decorsied with New Dress Goods today, which will give some idea of the extent of our frnmense stock of Dress Gooda, se = “*One price, marked in plain fyures.” (Continued telow.), SS Usprnwean F ‘on Tux Avroms. ‘We single out the following as extraordinary values— ‘superior qualities for the prices: Ladies’ Autumn-weight Ribbed Merino Vests, with high necks and long sleeves, 25c. Ladies’ Autumn-weight Ribbed Balbriggan and Plain Merino Vests and Pants, 50c. ‘Men's Autuzun-weight Shirts and Drawers in natural and White merino, 50c. aud 8: ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. Continued below.) ———— EE Srectaz Sarze Avremx Groves. The Palais Royal opeus the season with atwo days" slo, during which special prices are quoted. Bonore Assoctatioxs Axp Savixos We allow 10 per cent discount om all “*Palais Royal” Kid Gloves. The latest autumn stylesof Paris and London made Gloves for ladies’ Men's, misses’ and children’s wear are here. The 10 per cent discount brings the celebrated | OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, ON £1.85 “Palais Royal” Undressed Kid Mousquetaire| THE OTHER HAND, PLACES HER Gloves to only @1.67. IN IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF EVERY Men's London-made Chevrette Kid Gloves that] POSSIBLE COMFORT, INCREASING HER Usually retail at €2and $2.25 aresold here regularly | WEALTH A HUNDREDFOLD, AND AC- at $1.68. The discount reduces this price to €1.56. CEPTING HEK PROMISES OF KEPAY- LATE, PROMISING BER AN ORDINARY PROFIT IX THE FAR DISTANT AND UN- CERTAIN FUTURE. And so with all *"Palais Royal” Gloves—one-tenth off MENT BY THE WEEK OR MONTH IN plying his place if he be removed from it by | §5,° ‘Colored Dente nreeanints, neat — = You've got UNDERWEAR to buy—and you} cluster ribbed, four-thread: WARRANTED | Tyraxrs Depanruest. raat LIQUIDATION OF HER INDEBTEDNESS death, the state of his health or his mere in-} patterns. ‘Want a “halfway heavy” weight for now. We've FAST BLACK BOOT; PISTACHE GREEN —o—— LADIES’ “PALAIS ROYAL” GLOVES, clination. Although it has been known for nearly two years that Judge Cooley might re- sign from the Interstate Commerce Commis- got some “tip-top” novelties to show you, ‘The first installment of our FALL NECKWEAR UPPER. Regular price, Tic. PRICE, 43c. pair. REMNANT 3 Infants’ Fine India Linen Skirts, with deep hem, Swiss insertion and two clusters of fine tucks, slightly soiled. Pasreve Genu-Proor Firrers. 18 ARGUMENT NECESSARY? ma Now is the 4-bucton Undressed Kid Gloves. FURNITURE, "—teduced from s time < 2 OSE. Bizo 9. 2 Infants’ Long Casi Cloaks—Mother . sion at almost any time, as be lacked the | 9775-0 {s being displayed. Youcan’t passit without stop- 2 PAIRS BALBRIGGAN Hi s wre o—) ‘You need s 5 strength since his severe illness to perform the | HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAK. ping to look. Strictly fresh effects—all of them—| Regular price, 40. REMNANT PRICE, 28. popes embroidery on bottom of skirt PERFECT WATER FILTER. S-Dutton Undressed Kid Mousquetaires caRrets, duties of his office, his resignation comes as a | Broken lots of Ladies’ S0c. Lisle Thread Hose.35c. palr walk ge Ree ee ‘S-button Dogskin Gauntlets. . shock to an important branch of the service, | “CNG. ca isck Ribbed Cotton Hose. Se eee oe a ieer cantaraaeitaetaaie eines 4 Children's and Ladies’ Mull Hats,three Blue Melee eats eee S-button Castor Beaver Gauntlets itd masses Oat mater acaba of Go| ne ; zie. vale ‘stroke oar” in the race for satisfaction. pelrs sahiae ‘and one Pink. si a FILTER, conceded by scientists to be &-button Chevrette Gauntlets. erovzs, commimion has died recently azc his place has | 25+. Lalies’ Low Neck Sleeveless Gaze Vests. You'lleatch us marking the GLOVES if you| Size 8%. Regular price, 4c. REM: (am pierre ange the best in the world. 12-Dutton Evening Kid Gloves not yet been filled. Chairman Cooley was the |, Site Sand 30........ -..2 for 25e come io now, Shades have changed. PRICE, 23¢. pair. : - — Prices from $8 up to $365 each, 16-button E} Kia Gu BABY CARRIAGES, t lawyer and great man of the commission. | “<- Children’s Kibted Vests, short sleeves. : = ovr size Fast piace Hose. |G Dz maton Evening ves... great Y Grea! ‘Sizes 20, 24, 26and 28. 2c. each ‘There's most always » bargain in HOSIERY pairs LOVE /EPARTME: — 20-button Evening Kid Gloves.. oa Not only so; he was oue of the ablest constitu- | BOOK AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. - bi ‘Regular price, 65c. REMNANT PRICE, 370. —o—_ WORKS OF AB} tional lawyers and writers on constitutional |. Assorted Juvenile Books, slightly shop here—we've got a big one now. 3 pairs Ladies’ 4-button Black Real Kid WILMARTH & EDEUMSTON, 30-button Evening Kid Gloves... and municipal law that the country has ever ve fine colored iliustrations. Were $1.25 cc pair. Gloves, prods ch embroidery, Size - = J MEN'S PALAIS ROYAL KID GLOVES, — 4 a haters! 53. Reduced from $1.25 to 7c. Importers of Chins and Housefurnishings. had. In bis retirement Judge Cooley will bave | ogc. and'>- re s " 2-button Dogskin Gloves... E and 2: peckage 5 pairs Ladies’ 4-button Real Kid Gloves, in z ® the wishes of the entire public and of lawyers | Sc. Writing Pads, specially good “for choot SHORS ate sqoed deal Ibe Hates few poopie pied Larivinta noe Dark Tan and Gray. Sizes O¥, 63 and UX. SAS EN, ANE Ae SA ob 5 sectlan Onde Tien loves cateiatesramesscsd throughout the world that he may regain hie| children... 22 thought they had the ‘*bulge” on your trade. juccessors to E. G. Reduced ‘rom $1.50 to $1 Hg iene aniethaons tidhese Ghat one eeteahte on | O2 Semeunoth teiaael Pasicons soctaising woe wae = oie “21 pairs Ladies’ 4-button Real Kid Gloves, in 2-button Castor Beaver Gloves. CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, = slate pencil, lead pencil, pen and penholder. ‘They marked the price and you were bound to sien Dark Tens. Sizes 6, GX aud 7%. Slightly im- 2-button English Chevrette Gloves... bumanity. ruler, sponge and rubber eraser. anne . » WE fired Perfect. Reduced from $1.25 to 75e. a pair. an 17, 919, 921 AND 937TH ST. ——— + —___ Also Bargains in School Companions, Bags and yee en Cone ee oe (First floor, 11th st. building.) Automatic Fastening Driving Gloves. ‘The British trades union congress by a vote of 242 to 156 decided in favor of the principle of a universal law confining work to eight hours @ day with the consent of two-thirds of the or- ganized members of the trade concerned. This permissive feature was bitterly aseailed and the matter was debated at great length and ‘Stationery. MEN'S GOODS. ‘2dozen 5c. Silk Teck Scarfs... dozen 50c. Heavy-weight Drawers. Sizes. 38, 38. 10j pieces $2 Switz Conde Underwear. sizes.J4, 40, 42,44. Drawers, size 38. ‘that camp—and our big Shoe trade is the result. ‘We know we can sell you Shoes just as long as ‘sell the best Footwear at the lowest prices—no longer. We're never napping. The Same effort brings new faces into the department, too. ‘This'll be the best season we've ever had. Easy it We have now on hand the uost desirable in styles iors of Gent 's for the tall trade. “Derbys $8 00, #4 and 89. 1 Corns Fay. Srytes Is Hars, London. ‘EMETZ & SONS, iS AND FUNMIER: Penna, uve. and 13th st. Mosuux Uxorawsar Deranrttext. 1 Ladies’ Muslin Waiking Skirt with two- inch Hamburg rufileand cluster of tucks above. ‘Reduced from $1.50 to $1. 4 Ladies’ Square-necked Cambric Corset Covers with Hamburg and inserting around Rovvews New Frusrrenz Sronz, 613 (TH BT. N. W.. AND CHILDREN'S PALAIS ROYAL GLOVES. Misses’ 4-button French Kid... Misses' Pigskin Mousquetaires,. Boys’ Dogskin Gloves... 636 MASS. AVE. N. W. SOLE AGENCY FOR THE PEERLESS WHITNEY CARRIAGES, Cd hnaieaiaioan: SB-All at 10 per cent discount andevery pair tried with great heat. It may not be finally settled Sohathartaacasidesgebeaaiantes ~ peck and sleeves, Sizes 40 and Reduced on at our risk and guaranteed the same as if regular yet. The effect of the permissive feature would SHOES for everybody. N ow Rar. (Second floor, 10th st. building.) io prices were charged. be to modify the law proposed to such an ex- tentasto make it virtually a simple recom- mendation, which could be laid aside. It would take two-thirds of each trade to make it operative. FALL AND WINTER STYLES. * Sans Asp Company, What You Are Wanting to Wear. Cosser Deranruenr. ens Asmall lot of “*C. P.” Corsets—made of fine French coutil, finished with embroidery—me- Our fall goods are now arrivirig, and ourad- ‘Vice to housekeepers is to make their selections Woo E:se Has Turse ONLY 81 A PAIR M. W. Bevenwor, ‘Ascarly as possible. Fashion has decreed sou:e YOUMANS dium lenxth. ‘Sizes 1, 22, 23 and 20. Reduced = ——_--++__. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH CELEBRATED NEW YORK HATS. from 82.25 to 81.50. ew desiznsin Carpetsand iikewisein Parlor and W. Cc M. Kos. 1215 Fst. and 171460, Jones of Binghamton—Jones, who pays the STREET. 1 sss (Second floor, 10th st. building. ) Ded-Room Furniture, which make them doubly mite Cxamors Movsqueramzs freight—bas fixed his glittering eye on Cleve- 2 Jand and hae uttered a warning. The reason for ‘this sudden exhibition of interest in the ex- President on the part of Jones is the fact that Cleveland's followers are for Flower and not No Oxz WILCOX & CO., BOSTON, CELEBRATED SELF- CONFORMING HATS. COMPLETE STOCK DERBY HATS, FOR MEN AND Boys, “Tar Mowvsewrar.* Haspxercuzr Deranruent, 3 Ladies’ All-inen Embroidered, Scalloped and Hemstitched Handkerchiefs—slightly dam- attractive to dustriminating eyes, and they fare bound to go—and go fast, too. We'll not attempt to describe them—we'd rather show FROM THE LEADING MANUFACTURER OF FRANCE. NOW READY FOR BUSINESS WITH 4 FULL LINE OF ‘At @1.50, 82, 82.50, 83, 84nd 85. aged, Reduced from 50 to B50. : 3 for 81. them. ‘Whoelse today has White Chamois Mousquetaire for Jones for governor of New York. The ‘Who appreciates true delicacy of odor com- 987 AND 990 F ST. ¥. W. DRESS SILK HATS, 95, 06 and 68 a tediel, Deletes: Sesiiiest All tnes Open until 6 o'elock;and if you'll call we | Gloves, even of inferior quality, st @lapair? The | pECORATED entertains the ‘ane : ronal epee tobe without ebuttlsof MOUNTAIN PINE Minas FULL LINE SOFT HATS from 25 to 20e. each; 6 for 81. 2 guarantee to show you something inthe way of _| Palais Royal never offered s better doliar's worth, #0 ee 1.50, 82," 82.50, 63, 3.50, $4, $4.50, 85 1 Ladies’ Embroidered Scalloped Handkor- the best White ond Yellow Chamet POTTERY, laugh will fall last on the listening ear of the} Saute of ke Content cine sa rere apace: sini chief—slightly soled. Reduced from 75 to 50e. —— o public. extract, GRAND OPENING. loners G Ladies’ All-linen Hemstitched Handker- Carpets and Furniture that will beattractive, Gloves 11 Washington has: a PORCELAIB, to LADIES’ RIDING HATS AND CAPs, chiets with colored embroidery. Slightly dam- serviceable, seasonable and reasonable, ate: known, AU sizes. ae FIRST IMPORTATION. HATS FOR COACHMEN. ‘aed. Reduced from 25 to 20c- each; iz for 81, Asinthe past, woure always willingtomake | (Continued below.) «THE PALAIS ROYAL. ‘The managers of the world’s fair do well to IF you *y : : . % GLASS WARE AND KITCHEN UTENSILS. pope ~ ‘Want an odor not quite so heavily stocked, ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, GENTS' WALKIXG AND DRIVING GLOVES, © Ladies’ Black Embroidered Scalloped All- terms to suit our customers, end.noone need have the exposition buildings now erecting in Beart el — povponsn CANES, UMBRELLAS and RIDING CROPS. prow eer yn og ee hem ues ae rs tiagaatiane seainainin ; — Chisago anpected by Tnited States eagineere. | En pra enemy apr foie bee hpi semen nity —_— oO Ladled Seer Al-Lines Hemetitched Hand IRC Sy Gexore Prosxixs For 89. eaution. The general Prstelt corse thepe CHOICE TRIPLE EXTRACTS ‘WE SHALL SHOW OUR FIBST IMPORTATION JAMES Y. DAVIS' SONS, erchlos with vand-snbcolderedintas4 ics InsssthSi linha Dicicamatanis diodes Gans | arian tes tiniiiadiadeeneiibiendinns much to do with the fair in certain of its most Bsc eae —— oF se3te © —-N.w. cor, Pennsylvania ave. and 12th st. ‘each, 6 for 1. _ first introduced to this city by The Palais Royal. | ing and handling goods, We can offer goods on as ep ia apeebalop pata that its en- 100 cents for 408. PARISIAM PATTERN BONNETS, HATS AND iiss Sete, 28 somes, pantavine Et Since then imitations have appeared—the sure follower nC LO EOE AEE Ta ” eee cummed dup paveeerts ‘MILLINERY. s s: Braszer Depragruest. of agood thing. We stall continue to offer the gen. | importations arriving neariy every week. ‘The scholar in politics was not in it for the Mihband Votes Washingon, DO” NOVELTIES — eae FURNITURE DEALER, wine Pigakine for only 90c, @ pair. Until Saturday + cage ‘ White Blankets—sotied, “square sence FOR THE COMING SEASON. mes _ ‘Reduced from $4 to $3 8 pair. a3 thoew auiote | S*eninK the special price1s 8c. Fast Black andthe season's production. 1 pair 11-4 All-wool Brown EY “eaara herwl rane ae ea es ‘YOUR CALL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. aged. Lg rng capa ie ee thing to weather Mego BEST 2 Gne Blankets for making into dressing MEANS ROWAL, pensar peer , Bocanns, wine bath ropes or wrappers. Reduced from (Continued below.) Beanll Harrie will probably _ moovEs eck and waldo) Gout Hoot, Lith et, bullae ‘anche ma tee potent sscmpdocsie m4 cinekieaiiens and LOW prices, H D; Frexce Kv Groves, 89c. collector of the port of New York. OSIERY *ARTMENT. M % ‘These are our well known 0c. Kid Gloves reduced eee ee s010-2t° 037 and 969 F st. a. w. SNYDER, 13 pairs Children's Plain Fast Black Lisle ast ‘Im price for this special sale, This to connoisseurs. Grevy's death as a statesman, which oc- Hose with double knees, Lecis and tors. sizes 6 ‘our and eias habkipes Si th oes curred some time before his physical death, S __. | 1217 Penna. sve, SHOES that you ‘and 7. Reduced to 35. a pair. a Where gommine French Kis Giese ‘was caused by a severe case cf corrupt son-in- ‘MUSIC So. i . , aes Grane uitat a ane at 9c. Fost Clock and autumn shadesswait you at double e a iam ee | SE a ee —__ += “ : Zarop's ferment nresses Even Spain ie | FOR AER SERGE 43 | Tron : : = se eyed mobilizing new army corps and getting ready oF tee ~ ot woopw. LoTaRor, . eh ee eek for eveatanlition Opening day. Saturday, 5 fa Eo Maceger, | 10 10th, 1th and Pete. nw. anager. 8020