Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1891, Page 4

4 . THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: MONDAY. September 14, 1891. CROSBY 8. NOYES _.Edliitor. THE EVENING STAR has a regaiar and Permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any other paper im the city. As a local NEWS paper aud Advertising Mediam it has uo co In road-making and road-repairing the old World is so far ahead of the new, tha: we have Feason to feel shame at the comparison. We do not make the best roads in the beginning, and we neglect to keep them in good condition when made. In this respect we are non- Progressive, semi-barbarous. The District has made and is making a strong effort to put its roads at least into a condition that will not be disereditable. The streets and roads of the capital and of the national district adjacent to it, which are raturally the most observed of foreigners, are first to be put and kept in @ condition of European excellence and in time the whole road system of the re- public ix to be improved on the same lines. In ‘order to accomplish this important local task it is necessary both that the best methods of road ecnstruction be adopted, and that the contract requirements to secure this result be rigidly enforced by the municipality and scrupulously fulfilled by the contractor. The discovery that some of the macadamixing done for the city is only from one-half to three-fourths of the thickness required by contract is a serious one for the city. Enough has been disclosed to render necessary e thorough investigation of all recent work, and to call for a warning to the inspectors, which they will not forget or dis- regard, to keep their eyes open in respect to work now doing or about to be done. It is evi- dent from the recommendations of the enginecr department that while no doubt is enter- tained by it that not the contract amount of stone was put in the pavements the department docs not believe that the discrepancy was intentional on the part of the contractors or connived at by the inspect- ors. But however the controversy on this point may result, the fall extent of the imperfect road-making must be immediately ascertained, the discovered defects at once remedied, and like accusations against similar work in fntare rendered an utter impossibility. Washington roads must be above suspicion. ——__seo— A profitless disenssion over the part taken by Jefferson in drafting the Declaration of Inde- pendence has been going on almost ever since the Revolation, and of late has become almost The acate. The truth of history requires a calmer frame of mind and a broader outlook than any of the disputants have assumed. Richard Henry Lee's resolutions, the Virginia Bill of Rights and otker Revolutionary state papers issued prior to the immortal Deciaration con- tained some of its expressions. So did the articles of covenant adopted by the Scotch in their seventeenth conflict. Jefferson as a able cowmittes with « few emendations, none of much importance except the bold thrust at slavery, which for prudential reasons was atrack out of the documen adopted and announ: from any of the great writers of the Revolution to say that Thomas Jefferson was the author of the Declaration of Indepe ft is most unfair to claim that he pl because be ¢ireulate? the current pat Italy's tardy explanation of w purpose taking part at our world’s fair may satisfy herself. it will hardly suffice for the Itwlian-Americans who have waited ail this time for an answer to their resolutions and who a1 now told that the course of the Italian govern- meat is in pursuance of a principle adopted long ago, That Italy cannot viola‘e a principle of action adopted without reference to world honors to one of Italy's greatest men may seem ail right to her, but some Itelians do not think that a cast-iron rule ought to govern their country’s course in this matter. It is submitted that a world’s fair at Paris in 1859, commemorating the French revolution, and s world’s fair im 189 at Chicago, celebrating the greatest discovery ever made by an Italian or any other discoverer, are not on the same basis so faras the Italian monarchy isconcerned. The people of Italy and Italians resident here will now have to honor Chris- topher Columbus privately, as individual ad- mirers. + The world’s fair commissioners to Europe bave returned delighted with what they have seen, with what they have eaten, and with what they think they have achieved. From England tothe “father of fairs,” Nijni Novgorod, in Raseia, they scanned the situation, conferring with the leading men in power of most of the countries. Commissioner Handy epitomizes ‘the result in his statement that they had traveled 15,000 miles and eaten enough dinners to last a lifetime, and yet did not find time to cover southern Europe. Itis hoped and expected that all the governments of the old world visited by the commissioners will be properly represented at the fair and will offer all possi- ble encouragement to their citizens or subjects to assist in the exhibit. a ‘The liberal party of England faces a new erisis. The radicals, composed chiefly of labor men flushed with last week's victory in the trades union congress for the principle of pure manhood suffrage, insist on the members of the house of commons being paid a salary out of the public treasury. They expect a larger Tepresentation in parliament, and the paying of salaries to members would promote their purpose. The old liberal leaders are hardly prepared toconcede the claim: as yet. It would certainly have the effect of transferring in a short while the leadership of the party to the radical element. At presert the country gen- tleman, the brewer and the manufacturer con- trol the organization, which is a mere extension of the whig party of other days. The full Fepresentation in parliament of the laboring class of Great Britain and Ireland would work a mighty change in British politics and institu- tions, —— ‘The ontcome of the New York democratic eonvention at Saratoga tomorrow will test in some measure the good faith of Gov. Hill as Well as the extent of his real power over the machine. Recent events throw a shade of doubt over the latter, but if Mr. Sheehan's nomination be not forthcoming the former will no longer be questionable in the view at least of Mr. Sheehan and his friends The nomina- tion of Mr. Flower for governor appears to be certain. 2 While Emperor William's speech at Cassel seems like « menace to the peace of Europe the aggressive course of the Koumanian cab- inet, on the other side, looks equally threaten- ing. The Roumauian king's sympathies are Baturally with the German imperial family, of which he is a connection. But bis people are pro-Rusvlan. The war spark may be kindled ia Boumania ———~-¢-e—___. While President Foik of the Farmers’ Allj- ‘ance is telking third party posibilities in Kan- sas the two old parties out there seem to be Uniting, not only on the judicial, but other mominations. The farmers’ movement in Kan- sas is burt by the constantly decreasing farm mortgage list. Prosperity and the Sop! party do not hunt in couples in Kansas ap; ore than in other states. —~w ee The ezsr’s cordiality to the French fleet the other week was worth a five hundred million ‘The 12th of September brought no strike of the cotton pickers in the list uf southern states — Hae that proposed event been Fepairs, strayed off or been stolen? ib pea amen mbceaed ‘The three new departments—Rib- bons, Small Wares and Drugzist Sundries—are making things lively about the store. It isall dueto the “tntroductory bargains offered last week"—and which will be offered again this week. We will tell of them briefly and then give yous better idea of what we shall sell in the Small Ware, Ribbon, and Drug- gist Sundries Departusents. In_Ribbous the greatest bargain is ‘the Dollar All-silt Sash Ribbon for 50c.—just half price. We lave ‘White, Biack and colors. There are other Ribbon barvains awaiting you too numerous to specify im this auall space, In Notions we offer 5 styles of Fancy Buttons, all colors in each style, worth 8 and 10c. per dozen; only Se. per dozen, 9c. per card of two dozen. Right here let us add that we have acompiete stock of “Dressmakers? Supplies," such as Whalebones, Steels, Casings, with beltings to match, and the thousand and one Hittle things usually found in a com- Pletely stocked notion store, Another thins: We guarantee our prices to be aa lowas the lowest, If ‘woshould happen toask you more for acertain azticle than you have Deen in the habit of paying, kindly let us know it. We can sell as low asany cue—and lower thans great many. With Drugyist's Sundries we have been particularly fortunate in secur- inga number of extraordinary bar gains—such values, in fact, a8 have never before been offered in this city to our knowledge. Here area few. 1,500 Fine All- bristle Tooth Brushes, in different styles of handles, worth 10, 1234, 15 and 18. § only Se. each. 200 Fine All-bristle Hair Brushes, strong, stiff bristle, three styles of Wood back, usally sold at 374, 45 and 50c. each; only 29¢. each. 1,000 Fine Shell Head Pins, with real amber setting, sold regularly at 49e.; only 12%. each. 00 Fine Unbreakablo Rubber Combs, in three or four styles, also ‘sinall Barber Combs; only 10c. each. ‘There are a very few houses which have as fine a lineof Soapsas we have. None which quote lower equal Soa} We have had a Soap manufactured to our special order for boarding houses, restaureats, hotels and other large consumers of soap, which Wo ean sell at Se. per cake Af you take a cane, as it is rea wood Ported Castile, In the Fine Soaps we have the best of Colezate's, Rogers & Gallet Lovers of Hich-grade Extracts and Perfumeries will find much to please them here. ‘The finest odors of the Crown Per- y Rogers & Gallet and the Oakley Per- fumery Company are represented. It is too long a story to tell even half, so we simply say when in need of something “‘out of the ordinary” in Extracts, Colones. Bay Rume, Florida Waters and the like drop in snd takes look through the assort- ment. Extracts in bulk. Of course a Druzxist Sundries De- partment would not be complete without the various Cosmetics, Face Yowders, Tooth Powders, Manicure Specialties, &c., and we have all the st." ‘Cut rate prices” prevail. We wiit sell as low as any one. WILLIAM H. McKNEW (Successor to R. H. Taylor), 1 ‘903 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Orders by mail promptly attended to. W. A. Punce & Co. Successorsto E. G. Davis, ‘719 Market Space, Corner Sth street. Rice Axo Gnowe Ricuen. LARGE AND GROWING LARGER. Amongz the stocks that are growing in size ‘NONE are increasing so RAPIDLY AS IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. You know, of course, that OURS is an EXCLUSIVE DRESS GOODS department; ours being the only HOUSE in Washington that MAKES a SPECIALTY of MOURNING DRESS FAB- RICS, the markets have been well covered for this department, and we will show the RICH- EST COLLECTION of BLACK, GRAY AND BLACK and WHITE DRESS GOODS this FALL that bas ever been shown in this city. As PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE is the BEST TESTIMONY, OUR wish is that you will KNOW by EXAMINATION that oursisa very SUPERIOR assortment, and that thisis the Place above all others to find INDIVIDUAL and EXCLUSIVE styles of CHOICE MOURN- ING DRESS MATERIALS of all grades, HINTS OF THESE GOODS BELOW. Bisex Tur Turse. All indications point to Black Wool Stuffs as the most dressy of this season's products, the choice of which can be found here. All of the effective novelties, among which is the Rough CHEVRON, which will be a most fashionable fabric this season. Weare showing a wonder- ful bargain im this foods, one that is worth reg- ularly $1. OUR PRICE WILL BE 75e. YARD. ALL-WOOL SERGE, 40 inches wide, for S0c. ayard. 40-in. ALL-WOOL SERGE, 65c. yard. 4G-in. SERGE, ALL WOOL, 7c. yard, 46-in. SERGE, ALL WOOL. $1 yard. ALL - WOOL SERGE, 46 inches wide, for 21.35 yard 4-in, ARMURE, JACQUARD effects, for $1. yard. 40-in. BEDFORD CORD, JACQUAED ef- fect. for 81 yard. 40-inch HUNRIETTA, JACQUARD EFFECT, for $1 yard. 40-inch DIAGONAL, 81 yard. 40-inch LIGHT-WEIGHT CAMEL'S HAIR for $1 yard. JET or BLUE BLACK 40-inch All-wool Jacquards, 76c. yard. 61.00 yard. $1.25 yard. Vuvers. Biack Velveteen for 50e. yard. Black Velvet for $1.00 yard. we 91.2% yard, * $1.50 yard. ge Oo yard. A Razz Hosur Bazaus. We have Just placed on sale 25 dozen LADIES? EXTRA FINE FAST BLACK HOSE with EXTRA HIGH-SPLICED HEELS, DOUBLE TOES and DOUBLE SOLES. These HOSE are sold EVERYWHERE at 45 and 50c. pair. OUR BARGAIN PRICE WILL BE Sc. pair, 3 patrs for $1.00. EVERY P4IR WARRANTED, ‘W. a. PIERCE & CO., Buceepors to E.G. Davis, 710 Market Space, (Corner Sth st, ‘3 ‘The season is that old now that most of you have about made up your minds which of the many fash- fous you will follow. But we have got a special word about BLACK SILKS we want to say before you make any bargain. ‘These are some exceptional valnes we ave come acrossin our marketing. If yon haves leaning toward BLACK SILK you will not be long in improving this opportunity. don't take up with everything t good deal. If you will read about them now—and then takecarly occasion to se them—you can count yourselves possessed of a prize. 20-inch EXTRA HEAVY, DOUBLE WARP BLACK SURAH—7Z5c. a yard. 24-inch BLACK SURAH—double warp—an ‘actual $1 valne—70c, a yard. Stine FRENCH SUR Ail--soft fnish—91.10. This quality hes sold for $1.23 yard. ‘You know bow popular Faille Francaise is, It is Plentiful a:nony these specials. 20-inch FAILLE FRANCAISE—pure silk and extrs heavy—S1e yard. 61.19 is nearer the worth. 224nch FAILLE FRANCAISE-81.25 a yard worth $1.40. 22-inch FAILLE FRANCAISE—$1.65 a yard. worth ‘These are not inflated valnes. We always take things Jiterally. At 7ic., 8dc., $1.35, $1.50, $1.75, $2 and 2.50 you will fad more of the FAILLE FRANCAISE. Look the entiro line through. From all signs BLACK BENGALINE will rule Among silks this season, Bring these prices to bear om that fact. 20-inch BENGALINE-$1.25. ®2.inch BENGALINE-$1.50. 22-inch BENGALINE—@1. 22-inch BENGALINE—$?.00. 22-inch BENGALINE—extra heavy, for wraps and trimming—83. ‘Wo have seen the star of demand for BLACK BRO- CADES rising into tho zenith of tavor for some time. ‘Mark ug--and see if we are not right. We bave put in line of handsome patterns in anticipation of it any- way. 81, 81.25, 81.50, $1.75 up to $2.50. It takes PEAU DE SOLE to produce the richest effect with BROCADES. It is so soft and the demi- ‘satin finish gives it a peculiar prestige. $1.50, €2 and $2. ard. IPE SILKS for suits and trim- €1.50 fo $2.50 yard. ‘50c. wili buy a good SKIRTING and LINING SILK—81 for the best. We think we can score another triumph for our fore- thouzht. Certainly the qualities are strony and the prices weak evouxh to lay claim tothe name of bar- gains—and With fashion suiiling on them, too. ®FATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840, BY Sousstoxs Buaraxrast Corre [SGEAIN CARPETS. 00. ver yard. “Best Moquett Best Body Brussels Carpe “Tur Moxvmeszat.» 987 AND 999 F ST. N. W. GRAND OPENI: FIRST IMPORTATION. TODAY AND TOMORROW, SEPTEMBER 14 AND 15, WE SHALL SHOW OUR FIRST IMPORTATION or PARISIAN PATTERN BONNETS, HATS AND MILLINERY. NOVELTIES FOR THE COMING SEASON. YOUR CALL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. NO CARDS, THE MONUMENTAL, 907 and 999 F st. nw. Tue Mosvuexrar. ‘The imported Hats and Bonnets, comprising the aes ae THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.Cc.. MONDAY, <EPTEMBER 14, 1891. THE FAIR. 7TH AND H STS. N. FRANKLE & CO. —o OUR MID-SEPTEMBER OFFERINGS. A host of new goods at introduction Prices. A kuaranteed saving of 20 per cent in all goods offered for tomorrow. Our lune this year exceeds all former efforts. Our new gvods are fast pouring in. In Dinner Ware we have some new and choice patterns. All departments have been fully equipped and are ready for your inspection. 4 ——— Decorated Cov'd Vegetable Dishes Decorsted Children's Mugs. Decorated China Cuspidors, Decorated Ma‘olica Cuspidors. Decorated Majolica Fruit Piates . Decorated Fancy Crean Pitchers Decorated China Chamber Sets, new shape, gilt lined. - Worth $3.48 for $3.98 Decorated Jupanese Bowls, Worth 10c. for 80 Decorated China Butter Dishes forth 35e. for 25e Worth 79¢. for 58e Worth Se. for 3c Worth 75e. for 45¢ Worth 5c. for 19¢ ‘orth $2.48 for $1.98 Worth ie. for 25¢ PICTURES AND EASELS. Handsome 20x24 Artotypes in White and Silver moldings. - Worth @2.48 for $1.89 Handsome Pastels, framed in 20x74 four-incis White and Bilver mold- ing. . Worth 83.98 for $2.98 Handsoine Carved Oak Easel Worth $1. 8x10 Portrait Frames, White and Goid .... Hardwood Center Tables GLASS WARE. ‘Vinegar or Oil Cruet Cologne Bottles. Crystal Obiong Dishes Crystal Fruit Bow! Crystal Cracker Jar | Colored Gas Globes . Worth 38¢. for 25¢ ‘TIN WARE. Tin Match Safes. ‘Tin Coffee or Tea Wire Exg Boaters, Japanned Tack Claws. Zine Machine Oilers, Lyrass Candlesticks, Worth 5e. for 4e Yorth 10c. for 9e Worth 3c. for 4c Worth 5e. for te Worth Se. for de Worth Se. for 4e Worth 5c. for 3e Fancy Embossed Umbrella Stands. Worth $1.25 for 95¢ Worth 10c. for 8e orth 10c. for 7¢ for 19¢ - for Be - for Se c. for 8¢ Wire Roach Tm 8. Wire Chimney Cleancrs, Wire Cork Pullers... Wire Bird Cage Hooks. Bird Caxe Springs - for Ze Japanned Dust Pan: for 8¢ Wire Coat Racks... for le Tin Jelly Molds for 4c Graduated Quart for 4e vorth 10¢. for Ge ‘orth 25e. for 15e ‘Sheet Iron Ash Pans, Japanned Corkscrews. WOODEN WARE. Wooden Rolling Pins ‘Wooden Butter Plat Wooden Towel Rollers. Wooden Chair Seats, Foiding Wash Benches. Folding Ironing Stands, Patent Self-wringing Mops ‘Three-string Broom. Carved Wooden Salad’ Worth Se. for Se Worth 10. doz. for 7e. doz Worth be. for 3e Worth 10c. for te Worth 35¢. for 250 Worth 15e. for 8c Good Scrub Brushes. Ovesrxo Or Tut Szasox. 7 Wo think the Palais Royal is little ahead in the showing of autumn novelties. Already received are the new atyleEnglish Waterproofs of Silk, Cloth and Rubber. The correct Hand-engraved Silver Jewelry and the latest novelties im Jet have also arrived. Here, too, are the Ribbons, Feathers, éc., for autumn mitli- ery. The Hose for the coming season include those of fancy colors, absolutsiy indelible. The improved Merino and Lamb's Wool Underwear, jersey ribbed from knees toankle, assure perfect Sitting hose. The correct Stationery has also been received; single sheet Paper also the new glove finish and undressed kid | Paper is here. ‘The handles of our imported Umbrellas will be much admired. Also the autumn shades in Gloves. ‘The Paris and London made Leefers, Capes, ‘&c., will captivate the eye and open the purse. IT I$ THESE CHOICE IMPORTED NOVELTIES THAT RECOUP THE CREDIT MERCHANT FOR ‘HIS LOSSES. THUS IT IS THAT THE PALAIS ROYAL'S CASH BUSINESS ENABLES MUCH LOWER PRICES, Tus Mossrxe's Axnivazs. 100 DOZEN Pore Lisex Hasoxencmers AT 19 CENTS EACH. WORTH 50, 68, 75 AND 98 CENTS. ‘The Palais Royal opens the season with a surprise in ‘Handkerchiefs that will not be soon forgotten. These ‘Handkerchiefsare very sheer pure linen in nearly a half hundred styles. Som ‘and embroidered with leaves of sutumn col- rings are so exquisitely worked that if made to order would be worth #2 cach. Your choice of thesy 1,200 handkerchiefs for 19 cents. Sale commences tomor- row, Tuesday morning, promptly at 8 o'clock. 7% DOZEN Turonren Novexry Hayoxencmers at 12%c. each. Theso handkerchiefs comprise twenty-four styles, in- cluding those warranted all pure linen and cotton mixed lawn. Many are 25c. quality. For instance: those with drawn work to represent squares, with cen- ters ofsolid colors in autumu shades and borders of ‘white with scolloped edge of colors. Not only these but many other 25c. handkerchiefs are to be offered to- morrow at 2 for 25e. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) — 11 Ovctock Tuts Morstxa. At time of writing the sidewalk is blocked with many cases containing our importations of Laces forthe sutumnseaton. The goods willbe on the counters Rival Ash Sifters... Nursery Folding Clothes Bars ‘orth Zoe. for 69¢ Worth 49. for 39¢ —o—- Bixby Royal Polish. Sold everywhere at 13e. Our Price 10c. ‘This is the best ladies’ dressing ever made. —-0— ny a a wen] exc 5 tememreet E ERE RR, R ® R R HOSTS. N.W., IKLE & CO. = R R bs ey R R g 3: i) H by 6 2 8! e8! é finest collection ever before exhibited in Washington | SQUARE FEET OF SHOW ROOM IS THE in QUANTITY, QUALITY and STYLE, and made in Paris by the finest modistes, such as Madam Josse, Pouyansee, Luis Folkner, Virot and Tulia. Besides the imported ones, we shall exhibit some made in our own working room. We shall also show OUR FALL IMPORTATION or CLOAKS, CAPES, JACKETS, FURS, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, INFANTS’ WEAR, CORSETS, GLOVES, NECKWEAR, UMBRELLAS, HANDSERCHIEFS, FANS, RIB- BONS, VELVETS, &c., &. ‘THE MONUMENTAL, 937 and 999 F st. n.w. We Suu Orres Ox Trost Two Opening days, as a souvenir to every lady, the 4-but- tou Monumental Best Quality Kid Glove, every pair ‘warranted, st 81. Rewular price $1.62, Or our &-button Monumental Kid Gloves, best quality, at $1.25. Our regular price $2.25. ‘We guarantee that both style, Ot and quality can- not be excelled. ‘THE MONUMENTAL, w 907 and 900 F at. n. w. Jo » F; [NE T, fousstons Fixe Teas oy. Bust VENETIAN STALE CARPET. 1g IN. WIDE, yard. Ide. yer Fard. Windsor spring roller, ‘BLUM'S, Seach. panes Sth at. 80. sel Ma. Jas. F. Ovsren . Begs to announce that there is no business connection whatever between hitnself and ‘any other butter merchant of the same name. Mr, Oyster is Letter prepared than, ever be- Sneet the requirements of the fine secures his butter from ‘creameries : ‘of the world. ii aa s Butter aud Egys an sliplatod days vers Bul yur residence. “i wee OYSTER, AS. te building, cor. ‘hnets a and Pa aye. . oh Marv! Every Crncomstaxce Points to the fact that Glen Echo will be the headquarters of the National Chautauqua, ‘and this ie as it should be. EVERY CIRCUMSTANCE Points also to the fact that Gien Echo Bou- ‘quet will be the Groat Nations! Perfume, and this is as tt should be. Glen Echo Bouquet 1s a rich and refined ‘odor, full of fresiness and charm, 0 cents per oz. Guaarapte strength. ‘Our Triple Extracta are superb values for tne Price 99 conts for 108. 100 conta for 40. CHEMIST AXD ‘Lith end Fets., Washington, D. C. iw SIZE OF OOF ER ss™y Sek ne Soha ae SSE 00 “Yuu HE Sss8 F “oo? EE ie WITH THE ADDITION JUST COMPLETED, GIVING US THE SECOMD LARGEST CARPET AND FURNITURE HOUSE IN THE CITY. YOU CANNOT APPRECIATE OUR SIZE FROM THE OUTSIDE, A8 WE OCCUPY TWO BUILDINGS. WERE THEY PILED ONE ON TOP OF THE OTHER WE WOULD SOAR ALOFT JUST ELEVEN STORIES, AND SUCH A BUILDING ON OUR PROMI- NENT CORNER WOULD IMPRESS YOU WITH THE MAGNITUDE OF OUR BUSI- NESS. OUR STOCK Is SECOND TO NONE IN THE CITY IN STYLE, QUALITY, PRICE AND COMPLETENESS, AND CONTAINS THE CHOICE OF THE MARKET, HAVING BEEN SELECTED FROM ALL THE GRAND TRADE EXHIBITIONS HELD DURING THE PAST MONTH. WE WILL HOLD OUR PALL PERLE MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY OF THIS WEEK, WHEN YOU ARE COR- DIALLY INVITED TO VISIT US AND LOOK OUR STOCK’AND STORE OVER, AND BE- COME ACQUAINTED WITH US, IF YOU ARE NOT ALREADY ONE OF OUR MANY FRIENDS eG SG ‘Gc@ WwW. 3. HOEKR, tomorrow morning. Dresumakers in particular are invited to look through the stock. We import direct this season, Not only greater quantities and variety, but lower prices than you have yet experienced aru promised, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Gixtizwes Suovi Rew Tis. ‘The American Hosiery Company's Improved Ribbed Balbriggan Underwear for sutumn wear will beex- hibited tomorrow in the window corner of 22th and Pennsylvania avenue. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Dazss Goons For Avroxs, ‘The merits of the new Waterproof Woolen fabric— **Cravenette,"and the wear—resisting **Storm Serge” were first recognized by the Palais Royal, We ask credit for introducing them to Washington, ROBES FROM PARIS, ‘We intend to adopt the same policy as with our expen- siveimported wraps—ask an unusually email advance onthe European pricesand thus insure quick sales. We areenabled toshow not a few exclusive novelties, since Mr, Lisner, who has just returned from Paris, | J OuNSTONS’ Buxxa Powors secured many of these robes with the stipulation that the styles were to be exclusively the property of The Palais Royal. 812.75 for Robes of Cheviot with serpentine stripes, both choice, curiousand beautiful in patterns, $12.98 for Robes in famcy Jacquard patterns, the fair price of which would be $15, 813.96 for Robes of disgonal stripes, composed of Bedford Cord and Bengaline. 15.50 Robes of Cheviots in plain and combination colors, * 816.98 Robes of Camel's Hair with tufts of Jong hair in various designs, 818.68 Robes in Matalesse effects, combining the new autumn tints. §27It should be remembered that no trimming is re- quired other than given with the robe, that an exclu- sive design is obtained and that » Paris fashion plate illustrating how the costume is to be made is in- cluded. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) For Avroux Scrooz, Dresses, ‘While the following were imported for Isdies' cos- tumes they are also well adapted for Children's Dresses: ‘88-inch Cheviots, in plaids, stripes and {tumt- nated effects, all wool, 42-inch Fancy Plaid Serges. 52.inch Navy Blue Flannel. 40-inch Fancy Bedford Cord.. 54-inch Camel's Hair Plaids. S4-inch Autumn Ladies* Cloth.. S27 Thus briefly mentioned is a collection compris- img many thousand doliars' worth of autumn dress novelties. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Niw Tanonses For Avrouy For any and all of the above described dress goods. ‘Nail-head Trimming is the latest. Madeof silk, in imitation of the Jet Trimming—comes in all colors to auatch the dress goods. 50c. AND 68. A YARD, ‘Narrow Silk Braids and Edgings, in all shades and Black, from Sc. TO 50c. A YARD. Colored Cantile Trimming, from 81.35 TO 92.68. ‘Jet Edges, from Se. TO @1 A YARD, ‘Jet Trimmings, from ‘@8c, TO 86 A YARD. ‘Jet Collars, from 92 TO e8 ‘Jet Girdles, from 92 TO 94.03. Coque Festher Coliarcttes, from 91.48 TO 63. Coque Feather Boas, from 84 TO 912. Coqus and Ostrich Feather Eagings, 480. TO $1 A XBRD, Coque Feather Band Trimming, from $1.35 TO @2 A YARD. Ostrich Feather Band Trimming, from 01.50 TO 42.50 A YARD. Jet Nail Heads—twenty shapes and sizes, from Se. TO #2.10 4 D¢ BUTTONS. se ata’ bi eos Se SO GATE ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, 2 Lue, | BAU RS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. FIRST FALL >>, Aix x Be asa ae Bg ‘a Cf &°8 i 5 ES erates RALZ: wane Never before have our preparations for trade in this department been so extensive. We carry s larger and more varied assortment of Curtains than ever before. What we wish to PARTICULARLY IM- PRESS YOU WITH IS THAT YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY BUYING YOUR HANG- INGS HERE, “IDENTICAL STYLES AT LESS MONEY." ‘That has been the keynote of our success in Previous seasons and this season will see it il- Justrated more forcibly than ever before. In buying the stock this season particular attention has been paid to desiznsand quality, and we know that the best possible values for the money have been secured. Our range of qualities is extensive ; the cheap- est to the best is here, and we are sure we can ‘suit both your taste end pocket. CHENILLE PORTIERES. All with fringe on top and bottom. Portieres, elsewhere, $0.50. Here, 5,98 pair. Portieres, elsewhere, $7.50. Here, $0.96 pair. Portieres, elsewhere, $8, Here, $7.28 pair. Porticres, elsewhere, $9.50, Here, 88.98 ‘pair. Porticres, elsewhere, $10.50and @11. Here, $0.08. Portieres, elsewhere, 812 and $13.50. Here, 811.28. Portieres, elsewhere, 815. Here, $12.48. Porticres, elsewhere, $18. Here, $13.08 LACE CURTAINS, Aguaranteed saving to you of from 10 to 25 Per cent on every pair of Curtains you buy from us. NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, c0c. TO 86 A PAIR. Hundreds of styles at intermediate prices, SPECIAL VALUES. 150 pairs of Lace Curtains, $1.00 pair, 130 oe eiso 100 * e209 10 wo gos ow 40 pairs Brussels Effect Lace Curtains, ac» tual value 85, For $2.78 pair. Great values in Lace Curtains for @3, $4, €4.50and 85a pair. TAMBOUR AND IRISH POINT CURTAINS, ‘We are at present showing unprecedented Values from $5.00 TO 812.50 A PAIR, Not @ pairof which is worth less than $1.50 more than we now offer them for, and many of them you will not be able to buy elsewhere at even that difference in price, BEA U wae 5555 U MMMM" ee, aM you MMMM Sas, 24 “oo MDM Bass POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. » At 731 7th st. A PDD EERE a Y ¥ ¥ & PEE AY ASA OD ODE MAY =: 2°74 bpp Eee tuna’ ——— WE FULLY EXPECTED TO OPEN OUR NEW SEVENTH STREET BUILDING BY BEPTEMBER 15, BUT OWING TO DELAY OF THE BUILDERS OUR REMOVAL WILL HAVE TO BE DEFERRED FOR PROBABLY ‘TEN DAYS LONGER. MANY OF OUR NEW FALL GOODS HAVE ALREADY ARRIVED, AND WHILE WE CAN SUPPLY OUR PATRONS WITH THE VERY LATEST AND BEST THINGS EVER SHOWN IN FALL FOOTWEAR, WE SHALL CON- ‘TINUE TO DISPOSE OF THE REMAINDER, OF STOCK ON HAND (NEW FALL GOODS EXCEPTED) AT STILL GREATER REDUC. TIONS THAN HAVE PREVAILED DURING OUR ENTIRE REMOVAL SALE. —o—_ SPECIAL LOW PRICES oN RELIABLE SCHOOL SHOES, AT7%, _—-‘ Misses" snd Child’s Solid Sole AT78c. Spring Heel or Heeled Button. AT7Se, _- Youths’ Well-anade Serviceable AT 7S, Laced Shoe. AT 95e. Child's Fine Dongola, plain, AT95e. patent oF solar tipped, button. AT9%5c. ‘Misses’ Paris Kid, plain toe or A19%c, _ dongolatip, button. AT95c. ‘Boys’ and Youths' **Iron Clad" AT 9, Veal Calf, button or iaced. Child's Calf Tipped Spring Heel Button. AT@1.20, Child's Fine Kangaroo Spring ‘Heel Laced Shoes. Misses’ Best Dongola, plain toe oF patent tip, button. ATS1.20. Boys’ and Youths’ Dressy Fair AT81.20, stitch, button or lace, AT@L45. Child's Hand-sewed Welt 92 AT145. Button. ATGLUS. ‘Misses’ Excellent Kid, Calf or ATQLL5. Straight Gost Shoes. AT6145,. Boys’ and Youths’ Indestrueti- T8145. ble Dress Shoss, PA BRE RELIABLE SHOF HOUSES, ‘816 SEVENTH STREET, 1022 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, it $81 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SE Dusoxp Pexpaxts ‘Which can also be worn as brooches will continue to be the popular ornament this winter, We makeall 0€re so they can be worn as hairpins aswell. We have Just completed what we think will represent the hand> eotaest collection in the city, comprising « selection of Some 250 Gesigms, mounted in the finest gold, with from one toa hundred diamonds of first water combined in one setting. As diamond importers we obtsin our Goods et first cost in Aunsterdam, one of our finn hay- ime paida personal visi: to Molland to select onr fall stock, amd we shall offer some wonderfal barcains, ‘We quote a few prices, but you must see thes: goods to appreciate their values A Pendant of 9 Diamonds in White Enamel... A Pendant with large solitaire center. A Pendant with Slarge dismonds.,... A Pendant, 9 stones, new shape... A Pendant, 14-pointed star, with 50 diamonds....200 (Others from $25 to $1,000. ° MARQUISE RINGS. ‘Marquise Ring, 9 lange digmonds.ers.seseeeeemn 845 ‘Marquise King, 14 diamonds, emerald center, a) ‘Marquise Ring, 13 diamonds, odd shape.. 37 Marquise Ring, 10 dismonds, sapphire center......35 Marquise Ring, 12 diamonds, emerald center,.....-45 ‘Marquise Ring, 16dismonds, 5 sapphires....sec. Marquise Kine, 18 diamonds, 5 rabies. Marquise Ring, 27 diamonds, ‘Marquise Ring, 23 dismonds, extra large.sess B. HARRIS & ©0,, acld-co3t, Cor, 7th and D sts. 2. Lassevnce & Bro, — Thetime is appropriate — —to buy Flannel. The warmer weather ts now on—+ —the wane. Protect your——» —selt by wearing suitable —lannels, You cannot af—— ford to dally with nature. —Atlour Fisnnels are now— —inand aselection worthy— ——f our establishment is— —"aiting enxiously to be—= —looked over, Our Fian—— —nels are ail guaranteed, —— WHITE FLANNELS, all woo! and already shrunk, 25c., 30c.. 3740. 40c., 5OC.4 G0e.. C2HC.4 OSes 70-5 ‘e., Se. and 81 per yard, EMBROIDERED FLANNELS tp Whiteand-colors. All the flannel tn these goods has already been shrank before embroidered. Tie., OBC.» 81.15, $1.25, 81.48, @1.08, 1.75, 01.98, 82.24 and 82.48 per yard. 100 PIECES FRENCH FLANNEL at 50c. the correct style for fall jack~ ets, 75 PIECES GERMAN FLANNEL at 50c, in all the newest colors of plaids and stripes, 200 PIECES OF THE LATEST PATTERNS FOR TEA GOWNS, ‘We offer at Ser These goods are all ‘wool, Our stock of Cashmere Flannel is complete, every shade in stock, at ‘We. per yard. A full line of all the newest shades in Opera Flannel. A good All-wool Red Twill Flannel for 250. per yard. ALL-WOOL INDIGO TWILB FLANNEL, 25¢., 30c., 35.4 37Me-9 0c. and 45c. per yacd. GRAY FLANNEL from 12hc. W5c., 180g 20-4 Lier Bory BT Hiee and 40c, STRIPED SKIRTING, wodl, marked 18c. per yard. All-wool Plain Flannels, singlo ‘width, in Black, Biue, Tan, Mode, Gray, Brown and Green, at 250. per yard. WHITE SHAKER FLANNEL, Tie, Bl, $1.25, 81.50 per yard. EIDERDOWN CLOTH IN ALL COLORS. ‘We carry # complete line of Col- ored Cheese Cloths at Se., Se. and 12ige. per yard. Remember that with us you can shop by mail, We answer all communications and ship all goods bought of us to any part of the 21.40 and ‘United States and Canada. ‘Our reputation for reliability stands unquestioned. t A a é ba A FD = aa GGG Bl il boa OE Pa 3 a 5 Fn? eth i aka selt 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST. XN. W. DRESS GOODS ARRIVING DAILY, W. D. Cranx & Co. it Manner SPice, wane ‘Thy are vary pislishs eames Sas ‘and lave the appearance of « tush higher Woon ARD Axo Lora or, 20TH. 1TH AND F STS. &. a ER Our Lunch Room wit! be reopened tomer~ row, Twcatiay, September 15, Sisth Moor, 30th 6. cievators. cmeneints Isrnopvcrony Orexra or Deranryest ‘or Cintpxes’s Scuoot Svrrures TOMORROW, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, IN BASEMENT OF ELEVENTH 87. BUILDING, as wee ‘This department will contain everything nec- essary for use in the school room and many Sorts of the several different kinds. Mere Partial list that will give you an ides of what yeucan find Sites Slate Pencils—Drawing Paper, Pads for Rough Work, Spelling Tablets Blotters, Compomition Paper, Plain and double ruled, Rubber Erasers—Paper Squsrea, Comparees, all kinds and qualities, Bulers, all varieties Colored Crayous, ‘umber work, ‘Sponges in Rubber Balle. Book Straps and Satchels for boys and etria, Colored Cand Board for modela, Stencil Mapa, larae and small, of each grand division, Compartment Boxes, with places for pens, pencils, Bo, sod with small Jock and key attached, — Globes, &e., &e, ‘Wo bave rofitted the basement of our 11th ‘St. building as @ sales room. Bemdes ecboul (Supp lies way be found bere also HOUSEFURNISHING GOuDS, Buch as Wooden Ware, Glass Ware, Baskets, Brushes, &c., &e. ‘Our basement a8 & sales room ts superior to Many others, in that it is easy Of access—being Teached either by two elevators or by @ wide, easy stairway in center of Toor—as splendid lucht, wood ventilation and an unusually higa Ove Prrtonsasr Orexme Axo and important offerings will greet Follow usciossly. Did you ‘Rugs Saturday? You saw Isn't the Lace Curtain Stock = modern ingenuity? Not any Cheuille Curtains and Furniture Coverings, We've worked bard to have this ® model de- Partment and we've put more brains and thought into it than ever before, We offer here tomorrow 100 THREE-FOLD SCREEN FRAMES, FIVE FEET HIGH, WITH DOUBLE-ACT- ING HINGES, for —83.00.— 5 Positively worth 85.00, Will mount same in your choice of Plain or Figured Sukoline for €4.45 complete, This offer will not be repeated. Liiene Mss Uiessbamn: Our fall importation Isnow bere. ‘The time is propitious for laying aside the summer cauze for the early fall or medium weights, All kinds aro represented— frou the light cotton to the heavy all-wool for ‘Winter wear, Ausssortinent ts here that will meet the wants of all, The psices you will find always correct. Ladies’ Swiss Ribted Heavy Cotton Vesta, With high necks and lone sleeves. —25e. each. — Ladies’ Swiss Libbed Medium-weight Cotton ‘Vests, with long or sort sleeves—suitable fur ‘early fall wear, Be. oxen. — Ladies’ Fine Quality Swiss Ribbed Medium- Weight Cotton Vests, in White snd Bera, with high necks aud loug sleeves and run with silk tape. Size 345 __6__7, 0c. $1. #1.10. $1.20. ¢L30. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Heavy Cotton and Wool ‘Mixed Vests and Pants—Veste with bigh necks ‘aud long sieeves—pants ankle length, —87 4. each. — Ladies’ Swiss Kibved Fine Quality Cotton and ‘Wool Mixed Vests—neck run with sili tape, High neck and long sleeves— Sue 3—4_5_¢__7 81.25, 81.35, 81.45, 81.55, 81.6% 01.05, $1.15, 81.25, 81,35, 81.45, ‘Bligh neck and ribbed aleeves— Be. O11, OLE, SLE, overheat yighes Swiss SS ens La RSS BS Buch peck and lone sleeves 3 —— nesentt ee a ‘Shonen 20, $1. Tadies’ Fine Swiss Black and Cream. “All-wool ‘Bins — 30, 01.00, 1 2:22. worl Ted ne bir weche and tong steeet Bleeves, in Creat, abd iow necks abd no sleeves in Crew. Fink etd Sky Bie, High Bock and Lobg sleevee— "S00, 622s, 82.80, sloevee— Bligh neck and short Low neck and no sleeve, 9 OO SEER wine Ribbed Means Weigat Srecas ie pa ‘Tre Mousequetaire Suede, smenne coloes ga pt opete.— of the higher priced kinds ta etek Recobiee Tia. vatiding, soot of stairway.) —e _—— ‘WOODWARD & LOTEROP,