Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: Washington larger than that of any other paper ic city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium i¢ has co competitor. Both beenuse of the important Scandinavian element in the origin of tho English race and the large influx into this country of Scandi- naviane the question of the independence of Norway as a republic is one of peculiar interest to intelligent Americ ‘The present liberal ministry, headed by Steen, kas been steadily gaining ground tince its accession. The by: elections to the storthing or parlinment bh gone, since the downfall of the Stang or con- servative cabinet, in favor of the liberals. The latter expect to have about forty majority ia he wew storthing, to be chosen im December. Not only go they count upon an extension of the suffrage; the more startling question arises of the diplomatic representation of Norway and the consequently increased influence of that country m foreign affairs, now managed chiefly by the Swedish cabinet of the king, who is more a Swedish than a Norwegian cover- eign. While the prospect is favorable to the Steen ministry there are powerful obstacles in the way of the adoption of the second proposi- tion. Many of the Norwegians would avoid an open rupture with Sweden, and they fear that this claim of greater autonomy, which if conceded would probably lead to th dissolution of the union between the two coun- tries, would not only never be conceded by Sweden, but if refused would result in war and im jeopardizing the present substantial inde- pendence and cheap and gccd government of the country. In the Swedish official cireles it is stated that King Oscar will not accept the ze- forms proposed and will instead reaurt to another dissolution of the storthing. action would increase the tension to the break- ing point, if present indications be not decep- tive. This same official circle at Stockholm is ready with its accusations against Steen and bis friends, involving them in plans for the eventual establishment of a republic if the storthing positions are rejected by the king, andan inspired organ in Sweden en- deavorsto excite in Norwsy a fear that net ouly the tranquility and prosperity of the two uations, buteven their very existence, would be menaced. This might mean a conquest by Germany, but probably refers to Russia. Den- taark is far less able than in the days of Gus- tavus Vasa, when she failed, to enforce » reuzion of Calmar. A Scandinavian federation of republics would be a way out of ail troubles and embarrassments. But against this, as dethroring his father-in- Jaw, the Dunish king, the czar would take up arms and England herself might feel like becoming his ally, strange as it might appear, on other than dynastic grounds. It is! Probable, therefore, that the republican | Movement, beginning in Norway, will be ‘will be moulded more by the results of 7 je soon to take place in Enrope than by her own actions. King Oscar is of French descent and he strongly zympathizes with France as against Germany. On the other ‘Ahand Sweden hates and fears Eussia, and the dreibund will doubtiess hold cut the promise of arecovery of Finland in the event of Swe- den’s active co-operation to defeat the Franco- ‘Russian coalition. If Oscar sides with the drei- bund and Russia and France are beaten the dominating powers of Europe will doubtless not only guarantee Oscar his present territory, ineluding Norway, but enlarge it at Russia's This | |Sreciat Sue Or Howznr, The Pxlais Royai Spcriat Sales have a reputation hat fuakes invitation profitabie. Becanse you are sometimes invited to spectal aules (*) without any real attraction please recuraster this ie not so at the Palais Royal. For Toxonnow (Wednesday): Ladies’ Hose marked 25e. for %e. Ladies’ Hose marked ie. tor Se. Ladies’ Hose marked 49. for 4c. Ladies’ Hose marked 7c. for Ove. 2 These are Fancy Wose, but Fast Bisck Howe ere also offered at special prices, and so are All-siik Hose and Underwear. But fizet let us tell of the | Fancy Hose. HOSE FOR 2%e.—Not a pair reserved, and there are nearly 500 dozen in stock; no less than seventeen, | distinct styies, ribbed and plain, including all the j latest sutuma colorings. Schovpers’ Pisin Color Hose; thore with Fost Black fect und uppers, in tripes and sclid eolors: those with feet of leather | shades aul faney uppers, &e., Re. - HOSE FOR 29. Even a greater variety than | marked Se. Those with Fast Black feet have Louie | Hermator’, dyer, stamped on every pair, so need we write warrented Fast Black? 4%. HOSE FOR 44c. Superior quality English Cotton Hose, French novelties and the new fast color | German Hose, made of silk finish lisle, ribbed and | Plain, warranted Fast Black feot and ankles, uppers er, Gray, Lemon, Blue, Pink, Pearl, which it Absolutely “*fadeleas." FOR 68e. Direct iuportation and other advautaxes accruing to our cash business enable the arkin of several Paris novelties at Tic. instead of the provaiing price-98c. ‘These and all other Hose you see marked Tie. may be claimed tomorrow for 6c. You'll find the latest evening and street shades for the autumn and warranted saat colors. “Ovestsoy Or Avruus Hosirny. You may remember we opened the season witha grand exhibition of Hosiery last week. We repeat be- low what we said then, and add that we bave Leen told abundred times since that our collection ts the Ancat in toren, Heavgvantezs For Hosteny. Every store bas some characteristic feature, and Hosiery has been associated with the name of the Palais Royal for the last fourteen years. ‘That the majority of people quote the Palais Royal for Hosiery not even competitors will contradict. As we were first to introduce warranted Fast Black Hose so are we first with Hose with fancy colors that can be guaranteed in- delible. Weare showinz for the autumn absolutely Fadeless Colored Hose, dyed by the same process as areour Biack Hose, and, like them, practically guar- teed. IF they faile in washing or discolor the eloth- expense. If events should takea different turn it is difiieult to forecast what would become of Norway. In the great modern rearrangements of the map of Europe Norway has not been consulted hitherto, and probably will not be on ‘this occasion. The people of the Scandinavian ‘peninsula are the best fitted of any in Europe for republican independence, except, of course, the English, whose government is already re- publican in substance,and Americans will sym- Pathize with the Norwegian aspirations. But ‘there are many obstacles in the way of the speedy establishment of the Norwegian repub- lic, and the tens of thousands who cross the Ocean and make homies in our northwestern country take the short and quick way to re- publican independence. — + Hannegan as well as Hains would have been alive today but for the pernicious pistol-carry- ing habit. The trifling quarrel between the two men would not necessarily have brought about a phssical collision, and almost certainly ‘there would have been no fatal results if na- ture’s weapons and the heavy and unwieldy oars had been the sole weapons. A man armed With a revolver who is intoxicated, reckless or quick to apprekend personal injury from un- friendly demonstrations is more dangerous ‘than a wild beast loose in the city streets, whose attacks can be foreseen. Hains’ pistol, whose possession caused him to kill his friend unneces- sarily in point of fact, whatever his fears, should be to him an abhorred thing, even though by grace of the jury he has escaped all Punishment save that which in regretful mem- @ries be must inflict upon himself. +2 Among the sordid But perfectly natural cal- culations based or the prospect of a general Enropean war is one that gives American ship building a chance. When the conilict bas en- listed the full energies of the people over there the industries of peace will necessarily Ian- Buish. Then will come the Americaa opporta- nity. While the docks and workshops are filled with war ships and implements of warfare the Private builders of the United States will have to supply the vewels required in the carrying | trade, the merchantmen of the world. They ‘Will also be called on to assist in the manufact- ‘re of war materials, including torpedoes, guns and even cruisers. All this is as speculative as anything touching the “war cloud” has Been these ten or twelve years, or since the last Russo-Turkish war. Yet thore are rather more signs of the coming conflict and they are somewhat more alarming than they bave been. ——+____ The Massachusetts republicans, who meet in tng or skin the purchase money promptly and po- litely refunded, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Brack Hose Ar Sreciar Parces. Children’s Hose marked 25e. for. 21e Children’s Hose marked 5c. for. Ladies’ Hose marked 2c. f01 Ladies’ Hose marked 35e. for. Ladies’ Hose marked 50c. for. Ladies’ Hose marked 5c. for... + -fi9e School days have rolled round again, so that Chil- dren's Hose arein the minds of most mothers. A pricelist of the Palais Royal's stock would in some Tespects be like a railroad time table. We spare you the infliction. Need we tell you, however, we have all the best English, French and German productions snd that whatare usually sold at high prices are at moderate prices here? Even at the lower prices we lead. To bein with, we hace only smported Hose, 80 that what we offer et 25 cents are superior to the do- mestic—what you often buy without knowing, only to Jind out in the wear. ‘Se. HOSE FOR 2ic.—Our 25c. warranted Fast Biack Hose have double knees, toes and heels, and come in ali sizes from Sto 9%. Strong, heavy ribbed Hose for the boys; finer ribs for the girls and suitable styles for the sum children; six styles in all, ex- cluding the Fast Black Wool Hose, which are also re- duced to 21 cents during this sale. Se. HOSE FOR quality will cost you 50c. Lanse Fast Brace Hose. ¥ notice we take the popular priced Hose and quote reduced prices for theu—Hose that are sold rex- ularly at a very small margin of profit in.order to Lave the best quaiities for the prices. ‘Sie. HOSE FOR 22c.—We tmport these Hose in lots of 500 dozen, andeven then they cost us 21 cents a pair, See the quality and you'll understand. be. HOSE FOR 29e.—We sell more thirty-five-cent Black Hose than at any other prico—as many as any other three stores combined. We offer a fine gauge Stocking for the autunn, with hich-wpliced heels,&e., that will be quoted as tive prize SSc. Hose of the season of 1991-42. 50e. HOSE FOR 44c.—Ribbed and plain; spliced feet, Re. ‘The 3e. Hose offered at the special price of 49 cents are ingrain dyed, with White tors and heels, the sane as offered last autumn. We find we can’t im- prove om them. PLEASE NOTE THIS. S2-The above are Dut afew special items intended toattract you tothe store, when we hope to so im- press you with the magnitude and variety of our ‘umn stock that you will be couvinced that for the coming season, a8 in the past, the Palais Royal is to be eonrention today, have before them no issue of faterest to the whole country, and the only thing of national concern in bay state polities feoms to be the question whether the demo- rats can build upou the administration of Gov. iasseli. The character of the candidates se- lected will have much to do in determining whether the republicaus will lose Massachusetts ‘this yeur. 0 —-- — So Sigri, on Mitylene Island, was only seized, fm a Pickw: ian sense, to show ‘Turkey how eusy it would be to seize it if England wanted it; also pernaps to accustom the Euglish forces to the act of landing and taking possession, which practice was, however, uardly necessary. Our war maps must be withdrawn for the pree- ent; also aduiriag comments upon Salisbury's backbone. ——__—_—+--=— Having ejected malaria from his system at Coney Island Gov. Camp. enters on the Ovi campaign tomorrow. Ashe says he feels # thousand tines better and as Mr. McKinley shows no signs of fatigue the covntry may look fora most eaciting entch-ascatch-ean wrest- jing match in the buckeye state from now to the eluction. are RES Astory of fearful floods followed by still more terrible famine and by pillage comes to us from southern Spain asa supplement to the crop failure and consequent misery f: northern Enrope. The elements seem to be'working, Flower ia nominated, and the uneasiness lest Hill should ve governor, senator and guberna- form! candidate, ali at the same time, is dis Pelied. He rides only two horses at once heady uarters for Black Hosiery. We Lave Cotton Hose as expensive as $1. Lisle Hose up to #1.59, Silk Hose np to $3.98. You may expect ACOUMPLETE VARIETY. Asan illustration look at the Opera-leugth Hose, and special sizes tor stout ladies. Where else one-third the variety? We introduce this autum Fast Black Hose, with jer- sey Tibbed uppers, which, while presenting the same appearauce as the ordinary Hose, can be worn by the stoutest lady wita comfort. A splendid quality of Lisie in these hosefor omly 73e. a pair. The Opera- leugth Hose are to be much worn this autumn, and nowhere in thecountry will you finda better variety tua here. 10 Pea Cex Discovsr. One-tenth off the marked prices of all SIk Hose and Underwear during this sale. The following price list sives By idea of the variety im stock, BLACK SILK HOSE, Plated Sill, 7¢..15e..81,81.25,81.35. ‘Spee Silk, $1.05, 61.75. 61.98. Pure Silk, 82.25. $2.48, $2.60,82.99, Raw Sik, $3.48, $4.60, 94.98. B2-Themore expensive have lace work ankles, &¢. BLACK SILK UNDERWEAR. Low Necks, Gic.. 7ic-, $1.19 $1.75, 61.85, $1.98, | #208. 93.08, $5.48. High Necks, 09, 82. 80, Ew The above prices are for Vests. Drawers are $5.75 and 84. 48a pair. COLORED SILK HOSE. Plated Sdk, 75c., Ote., $1.25, 81.35. ‘Spun SUK, $1.59, 61.98. 92.25. Puro #iuk, $2.08, 82. 75.62.08, Maw Silk, €3.48, 63.16, 84.50. 2 Bowe have fast Lieck feet and anklee, COLORED SILK UNDERWEAR. Prices, 75e.. 98e.. @1.35, @1.48,61.08,81.73.91.98, 32.25. $2. 30. 92. Gh, $3.19, 8.08, 84, 08, 05.48.00. 08. 58 One tenth off all of above prices. SPECIAL.—Heevy Ribbed Silk Vesta, guaranteed ‘$2.75 quality for only @1.35—A ametiong truth. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. & LiIsNER Cor. 19th and Pa. ave. mg ‘THE EVENING GREAT NOTION SALE wil eee creer ee Below isa list of what renains great assortment heretofor adver- tised. Read carefully and call before these are closed out: ‘25e. Inkstands, with penholter attachment .. Ie. Leather Card Cases, nickel trimined. 1 lot Tooth Brushes, worth from 15 to 23e. ‘Se. Real Horn Hair Pins.. ec, Raber Hair Pins... 3Se. English Bristle Hair Brushes... Te. Lace Pins......e.000 ‘Soe. Silk Dresa Shiolds... Princess Curling Trons.. 10c. Non-breakable Taj 10ec. Larze Screwdrivers. Japanned Hooks and Eyes, Whits and Blac! 18e, Whalebone Casing . 0c. Silk Dress Belting, ‘Twin Dress Stays . Lonz Boanet Pins 10c. Dressing Combs. Se. Fancy Stik Belting Steel Scimors...........- Silk-stitched Whalebonue Casing - Se. Seam Binding Woven Initial Ic. Mohair Belting . 0c. Fine Tooth Combe. 0. Glove Buttoners. ‘25e. Steel Shears......,.. Daruing Cotton, all color 8c. Pure Rubber Combs. 200-yard Spools Linen Thread. . 50c. White Back Clothes Brush We. Pencil Kor, lock and key . Se. Large Spools Lasting Cotton. Japanese Pen Boxes. +100 25e. Nickel Match .0e Nail Brust C Pencil Boxes, containing pencil, pen, penhoider, ink eraser, rule and fukstand, lock and key | Stockinet Dicss Shields 0c. English Hat Brushes Large Wire Hatr Brushes, 12¢. Curling Ix French Bisque Figures... Tooth Brushes 10c. Scholars’ Companion, filled 0c. Corkscrew... Tuported Puff Boxes .. 10c. Hand Brushes Gilt-edye Playin Cards and Case 10c. Double Corset Stays, 35e. English Tooth Brushes. ... Pocket Toilet Cases, filled. .. Doubie Slates 50c. Clothes Scholars’ Companion, filled. 2c. Clothes Brushes, ee) Japanned Hand Painted Work Boxes, lock and key. : Rubber Hair Pins, Best English Neodles. Silk Taffeta Ribbon. Black Taped Hooks an! 10c. box Mourning Pins. Good Garter Elastic. Veivet Si: Nickel Safety Pins... Ivory Buttons, all colors....... Se. Spring Tape Measures... Oxidized Garter Clasps. English Nail Brush 0c. Covered Dress Steels, Pearl Buttons... 25e. Dress Belting. Pateut Hooks and Eye Whaletone Casing. Bent Hooks and Eye Best English Book Pins... Sensibie Safety Pins.. 40c. Nail Brushes........ Marking Cotton, fast colors. g Largest Notion sale ever held in W lowest prices. jashington and STRASBURGER'S, 404 and 406 7th st. ty “Tue Mosvsestat.» 987 AND 999 F 8ST. ¥. W. Our opening took place yesterday. Hundreds upon bundreds of ladies called, und many were the expres- sions of delight and surprise at the grandeur of the display. (Of course they can’t all come in one day, nor can we accommodate them all at once, so we continne this opening display this week. In our Millinery Department, besides showing the largest line of Inported Parisian Pattern Bonnets, ‘Hats and Millinery Novelties that has ever been seca im Washington, We show the choicest assortment of Cloaks, Capes, Jackets, Gossamers, Furs, Hosiery, Underwear, Infants’ Wear, Corsets, Gloves, chiefs, Fans, Rilbons, Velvets, &c, Tue Moscmenrar. HEADQUARTERS FOR KID GLOVES. Over forty different brands, the best quality at re- tail in whoiesale prices. Every pair genuine imported. Every pair from @1 upward warranted and fitted to ‘the hand. We shall offer for the balance of this week as a SOUVENIR to every lady the S&-button Suede at 1.19; regular price, $1.50. Foster Hook, 97e. ; regular price, 81 4-button Suede, 9c. ; regular price, $1.38. Our Biarrits in Tan, Brown, Gray and Black, 89c. ; was 81. ‘Our 4-button Glace, Ze. ; was 81.08. Our 8-button Suede, 69e. ; was $1. ‘We shall also offer for the balance of this week as = SOUVENIR to every school miss a lovely trimmed HAT ready to wear, in ail sizes and shades, at the ridiculously low price of 50c., including two plain or fizured Handkerchiefs; also # Gloria Umbrella, paragon frame, wear guaranteed, at 75c.; also No. 16 Allsilk Ribbon, im every shade, gros grain, satin edge, at L5e., regular price, 30c.; also Lisle Thread Hose, im all the new dress shades, both pisin and Richelieu ribbed, at 35e. oF 3 pair for $1, recular price, G3c. a pair: also Fast Black Hose, Louis Hermsilort dye, 40 gauge, extra length, double thread heel and toe, at 25c, Also Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, plain and drawn stitch, at 1ic.; 2 pairs for 2c. MARVELOUS VALUES, : THE MONUMENTAL, a 297 and 999 F st. n.w. TTT TTT Buiocxs Anan, We distance our competitors by the early introduction of the latest Fall Blocks in Head Wear, Our 83 Derby is as ood ‘Yaiue as the finest hat made— but if you want to show folks that you wear hats made by ll New York hatters wo it you with a “Miller.” ihe hatter to the 409. We're his sole agents here, JOSEPH AUERBACH, “YOUR OUTFITTER” Downtown: os {™tyeget: SEMDELLLLERLDEADAADAALALLLLLGS Mas. M. J. Hosz, 1200 F ST. ¥. W., Calla special attention to her stock of Hate for MISSES AND CHILDREN, Carefully selected with a view to their adaptability for z SCHOOL WEAR. sol6-tr a | STAR: WASHINGTON, D. Barve Your Canonex To Us. You can save enotzh money on your SCHOOL SHOES to pay for some of their books. We are showing the lancest and best selected stock of Schoo! Shows to be found im the elty. at prices far be- low those quoted by our competitors. Wo mention a few spociais for this week: Children’s Kidand Goat Spring Heels. Sizes 8 to 104. For this week, 73 cents. Regular price, 1. Boys’ and Misses’ €1.50 Schuol Shoce for this week herd ‘OR cents, 4 ys" and Misses’ School Shoes, ever: war- fanted. Now $1.25. Revular price, #2. 7 Boys’ and Misses’ Dongola Button, with or without heels, oe or plain, st $1.49. Worth $2 A Scholar's Companion given away with eves of School Shoes, ‘4 eto ‘We have just received a new invoice of those Ladies? Fine Dongola, button or lace, cloth or kid tops, tipped or plaia, at $1.48; every pair worth $3.00, Ladies’ $2 Button Boot Li styles, at # be Look in our window and see the line of Gents’ Fino Mercer Calf Sewed Shoes we are selling at $2.73. ‘Same as soid in other stores at 84. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. YFP MMM oT T y BoA UN TE & rf A PEL OY eo of€2 4 MMM Do tun ¥ § EE ss Fi P% ERE ss WE 88 be S83 HoH “oo? bur 00 RRR, FFI gs THT 6% RR, Eee tat . t 00 «6K RK OER OY DOUBLE STORE, DOUBLE STORE, se16-2t 310 AND 312 SEVENTH ST. §. W. ‘We made it a point to receive our entire supply of Children's Fa!!-weight Hose for School wear prior to school opening. We areready,audin addition to a large and Varied line of qualities we have secured two special values, viz: * ) dezen Chi welzit Hose, 1 Onty 1 with » dren's ‘Fast Black” Fall- regular made, all sizes, per pair. This quality will rank ‘usually retatied at 25e, 25 dozen Chidren’s Fast Black” Fine Cotton Hose, doubie at knee, heel and toe for extra durability, ali sizes. Only 2 per pair. We also call attention toa supe of Imported Hose for Lest we. Children's and Misses’ Extra’ Fine ‘Fast ck" Cotton Hose, double kuee, heel and ibwwd. Priced ac-ording to s.ze. F grade Co OR aE 8 » 9% = amd 10 o os and 7 With Ladies’ 2c. Back Hose we have paid tore than is generally paidin order to secure a better quality than usual to sell at this price. We believe itis uot surpassed, by any Liouso in the city. lies who like a Bieck Hose with an foot we havea superior qudliry +t Among the novelties" the most strik- ingly original 1s the eleyant line of Li ‘Thread Hose in fancy Scotch stripes and Scotch colornga, which, by the way, are also fast colors, Very elegant. Soc. per pair. UNDERWEAR. Why wait for cold weather and then rush inand take the first thing shown your You must have fali-weight underwear sooner or later, and selecting is mach easier now and. more satisfactory than it will Le when every body is in line. ‘To iake a ‘‘noise” we secnred a line of Ladies’ Fall-weight libbed Balbriggan ‘Vests, high neck and long sleeves, which We can sell at 50:. No need to go into the particnlars recar/ ing Ladies’ Sanitary Natursl Wool Rib! Underwear. Its virtues are well known and appreciated. Sufiice it tomy wo have just what you want, and probably at a less price than elsewhere. We have a splendid value in Ladies’ Natnral Wool Ribbed Vests and ‘Pants at #2 per suit, 81 per garment, Ex- amine these. te-Ladies' Black Wool Full Tights fcr 81.50. WILLIAM H. McKNEW (Successor to R. H, Taylor) at 933 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. MM! MM MM REESE kengz MALARIA. MALARIA. MALARIA, MALARIA, MALARIA. MALARIA. MALARIA. MALAKIA. MALARIA, MALARIA, MALAKIA, MALARIA. MALARIA. Have you it? Almost every one has, Do you feel languid; unable to cet about with your acenstomed liveli- hess; no appetite, no interest in your duties or current events? Or to ex- Press it, do yon tel completely “broken up” and miserable xenerally? Then you have Malaria and need Wine of Calfsaya and Iron—the only positive cure apd atonic which has no equal for enriching the blood and Otherwise toning up the systen, Large bottle, Zac. ; 3 bottles for 82. RRR RR ERR ROR ITT 227 = Z t Z : ¢ oa Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. Sys A AA AA AAA BB OA A POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. ‘AN EXCELLENT DRESS GOODS VALUE. Among the quantities of New Dress Goods arriving daily we have recetved the following, which'ls ex- ceptionally food val ‘48-inch wide Camel's Hair Effect Plaid Cheviots. Colors—Gray, Tan, Brown and Modes. ONLY 50c. A YARD. ‘Will make up into stylish costumes. Yuu! EXCELLENT occ H H 00 L Bee 2° HE oP O% 3G 0 HH O18 OO Sus8 “God H oH “00 “oo” CLuL B A RRR GGG A IT XN W 48S, Bh yh BER GOD A HOR gS Be AA KREG | AA HERG Ss Bo? 2k ER Gao £4 Ht XN Sus IN HOSIERY AND SHIRT WAISTS. 50 dozen Boys’ Extra-weight Derby Ribbed Hose. Sizes 7 to 936. 50 dozen Boys’ Extra Heavy Corduroy Ribbed Black Cotton Hose; double knee, beol and toe. Sizes 6109. y ‘SSc. PAIR—3 PAIRS $1. ‘Toe. Boys’ Bicycle Hose. Sizes? to 11. 50c, PAIR. Children’s Jersey Cioth Knee Caps. 250. PAIR. SHIRT WAISTS. Boys’ Calico or Ontin: Cloth Waists; all sizes......21¢ ‘Oe. Outing Cioth Waists.... eee 3c. Pressed Percale Waiste. . Sc. King's Laundered Percale Waists. 1 King’s Laundered Porcale Waists..........csueso850 BAURYS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STERET. c.. WEDNESDAY Kixos Pazace, 812-614 SEVENTH STREET . W. WE ARE NOW DISPLAYING AD- VANCE STYLES OF FALL MILLINERY AND ‘WRAPS, EMBRACING ALL THE LATEST NOVEL- TIES FROM THE PARISIAN, BERLIN AND LONDON MARKETS. . DEPORTED PERSONALLY BY UR. AND URS. KING, WHO HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM EUROPE. WE OFFER FOR THIS WEEK THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL IN OUB CLOAK DEPARTMENT: 300 LADIES’ and MISSLS' MEDIUM- WEIGHT BLAZER JACKETS in Biack or Biue, tallor-made, good qualities, Regular Price on these garnents is @5. They all go a 93.48. $3.48. $3.48. Spectal prices prevail in our Fancy Goods KK NN GGG Ex Tt SRS &8G o 5s Ris HORRY Gea S83 RM RA GF tys8 PPP. A A cco ERB | a 2 AA £ AA CCE ce ak FE aah So EP » aa EA GS kee > 812-814 7TH ST. N. W. §z-Watch for announcement of our Grand Fall Opening of Millinery and Wraps.-@&, 1 Mail ordera given prompt attention. W. A. Prnce & Co, Saccessorsto E. @. Davis, ‘TA9 Market Space,” Cornor Sth street, THIS TIME THE LOVED ONES. Soon the feet of the little ones will begin thetr ten months' tramp to and fro from school, and though they are aiseut froin you the best part of the day. do not allow yourself to forget or newlect them. You want them to look neat and clean in school, and at the same thne save their Strect dress with a good and neat, washable APRON. OUR is aSTOCK OF APRONS to be appreciated. NO thin, slaginz trash are these, BUT ail good, FIRST-CLASS MATER- JALS, and at tho same prices that some folks ‘sell you no account trash tor. Note these quotas tions: CHILDREN'S GOOD QUALITY PLAID MUSLIN APRONS, trimmed with narrow EM- BROIDERY, Worth Goce. SPECIAL, 58e. each. CHILDREN'S BEST GRADE LACE STRIPED MUSLIN APRONS, with high neck and loux sleeves. Worth ordinarily 81.19. OUR SPLCIAL PRICE, Se. each. CHILDREN’S PLAID MUSLIN APRONS, With V-shaped bodies edyed with embroidery, for the LOW PRICE of CHILDREN'S FINE INDIA LINEN APRONS, with inserting around hem and larye roll collar, trimmed with inserting. Reg- ‘ular value, $1.73. SPECIAL PRICE, 81.55 each. CHILDREN'S FINE INDIA APRONS, with bodies of embroidery and tucks eround bottom. SPECIAL, $1.85 cach. Better grades of Aprons cn up to 83.50 each. For 50c. A Y ARD, You have never seen their equal. ALL-WOOL DRESS FABRICS in every VARIETY, in BLACKS, BLACK and WHITE, all sorts of GRAY EFFEC ind COMBINATIONS, NOT undesirable, but ail stylish and pretty. Will ‘make up just as fetching as if you had paid $1 a yard. They are 38 and 40 inches wide. Either in rough or smooth effects. ALL FOB ‘B0c. yard, U; vsvat Hosury Orrrurye. LADIES' FAST BLACK BOOT HOSE, with striped or plain uppers. EXTRA VALUE FOR 25e. pair. LADIES' EXTRA FINE BOOT PATTERN HOSE. HIGH COLORED UPPERS. FAST BLACK BOOT. Regular price, 49c. OUR BARGAIN PRICE, LADIES' 4-THREAD FRENCH LISLE HOSE, HERMSDORF BLACK BOOT, FANCY STRIPED UPPERS. Regular value, 75c. OUR JOB PRICE, 40. pair. FOR 25. WE OFFER THE BEST HOSE over offered for anything like that price. ‘They are WARRANTED FAST BLACK OR MONEY REFUNDED. With high spliced heels, doublo toes and as fine as any one else's, Zé. goods. OUR LEADER PRIc 25e. pair. Sie. SILK HOSE FOR b3e, Weare now offering a FINE SPUN SILK HOSE, WARRANTED FAST BLACK and of the celebrated C. G. French make. They are sold every where for S5c. and $1 pair. This is &JOB LOT and we will sell you what you want of them for Gc. pair. 50c. HOSE AT THEE PAIRS FoR ¢: We aro selling a FAST BLACK 50 gauge DOUBLE SOLE, DOUBLE HEEL AND DOUBLE TOL HOSE FOR LADIES that are Sold everywhere at 45 and 50c. pair. OUR BARGAIN PRICE, 35c. OR THREE PAIRS. For 1, Seeing ia belteving. them, Come and examine W. A. PIERCE & CO., Buccessors to E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, BU Corner Sth st. REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS, W. D. Cun & Co, 811 MARKET SPACE. ‘We have on hand about 200 remnants of COLORED DRESS GOODS, ranning from 1% to 6 yards in length. Now. if you need anything in the way of short lengths of dress goods for makinz over an old suit by adding a little new material, if you are fixing your children for school, orif you need short lenzths for » house wrapper, it will pay you to stop in and take @ look at these goods. Let us tell you what we propose to do with these remnants. They have been already marked down to remnant prices. You know what that means, but, to clear the weole lot out, we will deduct 25 PER CENT FROM THE REMNANT PRICE, ‘We want the room they occupy, lence this great re- duction. SOILED BLANKETS. ‘While you are in look at the aiightly soiled Blankets onthe front counter. They are not injured in the least, only a litgle dust ; that's all. They must go. We have put prices on them that will make them go. 211-4 Bienkets, $1.50; now $1.20. ’ 411-4 Wool Blankets, 8; now #4. 111-4 Wooi Blanket, $4.50; now 83.50. 1 12-4 Fine Wool Bianket, #7; now 85.80. 112-4 Fine Wooi Blanket, 87. w $8.50, 112-4 Fine Wool Blanket, 88; now 86.90. 111-4 Caiifornia Biauket, 88: now 86.00. 212-4 California Blankets, 89; now 87.10. 112-4 California Blanket, 810; now 88.25. W. D. CLARE & 00., SEPTEMBER 16, 189 Ee close at 6 p.m.—except Saturtaya, Souwn Us Axv Sz. LIVERIES are not expensive. Tallors talk the other way and that only keeps the shabby. ones longer in use. There are only afew houses im the country who try a hand at keeping them ready made. Maybe WE more than any one elee—perhaps that's becanse there are more in ‘use here. We seem to hit it right—but then we do in the clothes we provide for you. It's sec- iz ond nature to us to do things right—missing of {tis the exception. ‘The more you know about OUR LIVERIES the better your servants— coach and house—will be uniformed. The ‘more you'll be ‘‘in pocket.” Londor and New York furnish the correct plates—and wecopy them, When it comes to the matter of trim- minzs you may Lave a notion of your own. Wo cap fix that Jpst as you want it. Scr Yovrserves, What you want you can get here. If you Prefer to have YOUR ciorhes made to meas- Ure we've Kota TAILORING DEPARTMENT that will tarn them out—prompt and perfect. Our talent stands at tho head of the proies- ‘sion—and our stock is {rom the best mills in the country, Where1s there any room for improve- ment? We've booked more orders up to date than we expected to. It's wise 10 be carly—but the well of choice won't run dey. Wecarrya stock and a variety larze enough to suit any taste. Our prices are not the hizhost by a good dea]—and they're not the lowest, either Better Wear our good ready-made clothes than the Dotchy-looking work that comes from the ap- Prentice shops at the **too-cheap-to-be-rood” Prices. There's tailoring and thero aro at- tempts. OURS IS TAILORING. SAKS AND COMPANY, CLOTHES—READY—AND MADE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH. 1 STREET. PRICES, 7TH AND E STS. N.W. — We offertoday and until some of these goods are Sold out or stock ig reduced remarkably low fures Wealways do offer low fizures, but these are special— if purchasing look the ist over. Se. Rest Envlish Tooth Bru ‘She. Bottles Bay Kum, imported, best @1 Dalmatian Insect Powder, reiuced piece for Mirrors, worth twice and threo times as much. ‘They must be soid. 81 Bars Contr’s Castile Soap, White, nearly 4 pounds. Whole bar reduced to. - Toilet Water, all odors at prime cost... Dressing Cotabs in horn and rubber, heavy ...10e Fine Combs, alot assorted down at... Se ‘Manicure Files, Scissors, Powder, Ps ers and other belongings very cheap. sold. ‘Wade & But-her Razors at selling prices— ‘Must be 75e. Kazor, Wade & Butcher, at. a1 * $1.75 * a Look at these before buying. A Blacking brash, with dip, for... : ‘You will say it is a wonder how it can be sold at this figure. Biackinz Brushes to reduce stock at nearly cost. Blacking Sets in wood boxes: Brush, Dip and Blacking at. Brush, Dipand Blacking at. Brush, Dip and Blacking at. ‘25e. Box Face Powder and Bortle Colorne. 7Se. Atomizers, complete instrument. : Kk BRUSHES. Kent's English AN-bristle, down from $1 to 50c. English Ali-briatle, riveted backs, in three sizes, re- duced to 75e., #1 and $1.25. French Solid Backs, extra values to reduce our im- mense stock. SYRINGES. SYRINGES. SYRINGES. Syringes of all descriptions at lowest CASH prices. 82.00 Fountain Syringes, complete, . complete, :$-quart. 81 Family’ Syringes, tliree pipes, dow 81.25 Family Syringes, hard rubber pipe: 81.50 Family Syringes, hard rubber pipes and con- nections, every instrument warranted... Household Syringes, Davidson Syringes, Alpha ‘Matson and all other kinds reduced in price. Hot Water Bags, covered in fluel o plain, extra heavy, 2-quart, $1.24; quart, $1.49, 25e. Curling Irons, must sell G5ec. Florida Water, way down a He Horse Brushes, marked at prime cost—50c., 6c for goods costing double the price. 25e. Wire Hair Brushes... KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, eevee 100 It 7TH AND E STS. N. “Pasmows Wen aT pPr RRR, PRR TT sg fer fe fat fat o> ae ¥ EERE ¥ Sss5 = grandest collection fingers of fashion has ever created. We said that last season. It was true then. It is true now. Will be equally true Rext season. Are we not all living by the teachings of experience? Improvement is the reward. The informal meetings that are following immediately your return to the city will quickly grow into th more elaborate receptions and entertainments of the full-fleded social season. Then comes the qustion of toilets. LACES go tothe front. To be in ample time We have opened our new linethis week. The novelties are rare flashes of artistic thought—delicate threads tracing the most unique designs. It iq like trying to read in the dark to attempt to advise you. Circum- stauce must govern each case. Maybe you don't know what you want yonrself. We can narrow it down for you to the best that has been made, Suppose you look along through the stock with us. Biack DEMI-WIDTH FLOUNCINGS with NARROW EDGESand INSERTINGS to mate! Black BEADED HALF-WIDTH FLOU: INGS with the narrow patterns. EMBROIDERED CHIFFON—HALF- FLOUNCINGS, in Biack, White and Cream, with the edges to co with each desizn. WHITE CHANTILLY VALENCIENNES and ORIENTAL from one to fourteen inches wide— all fresh ideas. 12-inch and 43-inch BLACK LACE FLOUNC- INGS—¥1 to 85. 48-inch BLACK BRUSSELS NETS in spots, stripes and flrures—7ie. to $5.50 a yard. 45-inch PLAIN CHIFFON in Mais, Pink, Blue, Lilac, Gray, Cardinal! and Black—$1 and 24-inch CREPE D'CHINE in Pink, Lilac, Biue, Mais, Cardinal, Gray, Navy Blue, Tan, ‘White and Cream—1 and 1.25, 24-inch WHITE and CREAM EMBROID- ERED CREPE—81.50 to $2.50 yard. ‘There 1s seemingly no end to the variety of NETS end GAUZES—and you will find them in touch with the latest evening shades, The taste that sclected this stock has dwelt inthe atmosplere of fashion sufficiently long to be able to safely predict the turn styles will take—You will find you meet face to fare here the extremely correct thines, You know you are never called upon to pay more than actual value price of anything wo ES with ‘the rest. Si SEATON PERRY, “PERBY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Established 1840, BY Gifts. Onur stock of fine goods for wedding and anniversary Presents is worthy of your inspection. RICH CUT GLass. W You Cay F, Wooowann Asp 10TH. 11TH AND F STS. N.W. a Room, sixth door, 20th st. building, pvators, Prallaren’s Schoot Supplies—Basement of 12th . building, elevators. Ts Orn Unnorsrery Asp Contax DEPARTMENT INTEREST NEVER FLAGS. NEW FRIENDS ARE BEING ADDED TO ITS LIST DAILY. | Ths tietory showing tho purpose of get- anted with our method Uyer> stock of Upholstery things, Tere is considerablesatisfaction in the knowl. edze that youcan buy thisor that and not see the same thing w ma happen to go, ian't there? We are showing our own importa: tions and, of course, the styles belong solely fous. Aung the IRISH POINT CURTATNS ‘There are more than thirty ety es for your se deer One of the very latest. shows. « tnvous patterne running the entire length of curtain, The price range is froin $4.50 to 827.08 pair. Scorca Manas Cvrrarxs And CURTAIN PIDCE Goops o hangings Such pleasing, har- nonious colorines. THE REAL SCOTCH MADR In Whit —a. 8 CURTAINS, REAL SCOTCH MADRAS, Tm Cream or Lemon, 40 incl WE WOULD HAVE YoU CONCENTRATE YouR THOUGHTS TOMORROW, IF YOU PLEASE, Upon one hundred pairs CHENILLE I resenting ors, with be offered at $0.75 A PAIR. You cannot see these vengna elsewhere. (Take clevatore to tourth fluor, 11th bt. build inx.) Is Doxesrie Duss Goons Deranr. Jousso: Gausex & Cc 25 PIECES FINE QUALITY SATINE in ate tractive Goud, ae and Pink. You will like thems for comforter coverings. These were 2c. Select any you wish for 1c. aud 15e. All the light-colored OUTING CLOTHS in Checks, Pinids and Stripes,sood styles for Pajar muas, Night Gowns, &c.. are offered ayant Twilled Turkey Red Calico (oil boiled), 32 inches wide, 0c. and 25e. a yard.— KITCHEN APRONS maile from Check Ging- ham, two yards to each apron, ve Srcvrep Axorare Lor of FINE FLANNEL UNDERSKIRTS For Ia Some are plain, some are tucked and others are richly embrotd sred in silk. Col- ors_Cream, Blue, Pink and Red. 81.50, $1.75, 82.00, 82.25, skirt. — —Self-Openiny Corsets, 39e,— (2d floor, 10th st. building.) to 86.00 a > Herne Ay ASSORTMENT OF ART EMBROIDERY FABRICS THAT ARE EXCLUSIVELY OUR OWN. A comprehensive showing worthy of your in- spection. Shadow Silk, $3.50 yard. Silk Tapestry, @2. yard. ‘Wool Canvas, 90c. « yard. Art Satin, 2a yard. a yard. Basket Cloth, 81.508 yard, Mail Cloth, 82 Morris Cloth, $3.50 » yard. Frieze Cloth, $3.50. yard. Russian Tapestry, 86.500 yard. Gilt Crepe, 6 @layard. ‘Wool Bolton Cloth, #1.38« yard, Doubie-faced Art Satin, 84a yard. Jute Canvas, Ue. a yard. Fish Net, 724nch, $1.25a yard, Bolton Sheeting, Sl-tuch, 50c Dack, Isnch, 75e. ; 27-inch, USe. a yard. Aida Canvas, ISanch, 50c. a yard. Plain Serim for rucking, 42-inch, 75c. and 81.000 yard. Momie Cloth, 18-inch, 60and 75c. ; 31-inch, Fine Embroidery Linen, 45-inch, 75, 87ige-5 21.00 and $1.25; 54-inch, $1.00 yard. Butchers’ Linen, IS-inch, 25c, ; 26-inch, 200, eyard. Silk Bolting Cloth, 39-inch, €2.62%, (Third floor, 10tn st. building.) —— Woarenrnoor Gansesra, ee ‘We are showinz the best assortment of Me- itm and Fine Grade Waterproofs end Mackin: tosh Garments we've ever hud. We have made special efforts in this direction and feel sure that we cau supply your wants. pe, One lot of Plain Mineral-finished Circulars, With hood—Silver Gray or the old-fashioned Plain Black, Sizes 54 to 6 25 each. —— Irish Peasant Shapes in an almost endless va- Fiety of patterus. All sizes. —Only $2 each. Anew-shaped garment called the ‘“Btanley,” ‘With lonz cape effect—in a choice assortment of Rew patterus. All sizes. —82.75 each.— At 83 we show two styles. Oue is the **Inver- ness," with long cape, high rolling collar and high shoulders. The other is the “Langtry” or “Raglan.” Both new styles of cloth. All sizes. —#3 each. — At $5.we havean elezant line in new styles and patterns of Cueviots and Giuzhams, for- eign end domestic makes, with and without capes. For 88 you may have your cholce of a large 8 sortment of Piaid Cheviot and Rough Woolen Cloth-surface Waterproofs in **Peasant,” **Rag- jun” and "Stanley" shapes—entirely new pat- terns. All sizes. — ‘The **Romogs,” = now shape with long “Bernhardt” Cape, in new Twilled Cloths, ‘Tans, tirays and Browns, with higi flaring col- lars—very stylish. —#10.— A full line of Mohair. Silk and Wool and All- silk Waterproofs in plain colors and fancy Stripes—ail the new shapes. —#12.50, $15, $18 and $20. — Anew supply of those Novelty Waterproof Aprons—plain or fancy striped—for kitchen and dowestic use generally. ——25 and 39e.— (Tidrd floor, 11th st. building. 0. Souz Irexs Proxen Ar Ruxpox FROM OUR JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. 1,000 Fancy Stick Pins in fifteen styles— Pansy, Violet, Daisy, Forget-Me-Not, Pearl, BRIC-A-BRAC from all countries. lain heads, &e. . DINNEE, GAME AND FISH SERVICES, ——— ‘Silver-plated Bangles. (A very larze assortment of —he. GIFT CUPS AND SAUCEKS a ae ee, From 2c. to $5 each. ie. Heart Pendants—chased and plain. Agents for the PASTEUR WALTER FILTERS. readeae eee ae gs acer ~ (Pirst floor, 11th st. building.) WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, Cuina and Housetarnishisys, . WooDWanD & Lormaor, 1205 PENN. AVE. els secl6 10th, Lith and F ste. o.w. ‘ , Lornnor, al A A PEEP $% I RE Ti Peet BREE Bu oo SNS bt BAL Y. WE DID NOT INTEND TO SAY aNy- THING ABOUT OUR NEW PALL sTocK BEFORE OUR REMOVAL, BUT OWIXe To THE DELAY IN THE COMPLETION OF OUR BUILDINGS WE ARE COMPE! LIFT THE COVER AND GIVE TRONS A PEEP AT SOME OF Tit MANY NEW THINGS IN OUR DESIRABLE NEW FOOTWEAR, ReRF ARE TWO SPECTALTIFS FOR MEX, WE KNOW WHEN OXCE THEY SHALL BE FULLY KNowN WE sHALL NOT ONLY MAVE AN IMMENSE KUN ON THESE GOODS, BUT THEY WILL RAISE QUITE A FLUTTER OF SURPRISE AMONG OLB COMPETITORS. A” HANDSEWED $8.00 SHOES. Thereare many €3 Shoes in the market, but are willing to forfeit our hard-earned rep a> ation if there ts any $4 Shoe anywhere that ie SUPeTOF in any respect to our €3 Burekas, MENS “EUR ‘S @2.60 GENUINE CORK SOLE SHOES. and workmanship of these goods ie Sate ws iu our well-known ) Shows.” in addition to which ening cork sole, the same kind t FOU Would Dud inthe best @8Cork Sule Shoes. The materi are exactly THESE ARE ONLY TWO STRAWS INDI- CATING THE WAY THE WIND I8 GOING To BLOW. WE HAVE ALREADY & CEIVED NEARLY EVERYTHING YoU MIGHT WANT FOR FALL WEAR, INCLUD. ING OUR USUAL VARIETY OF COAKSE AND FINE BOUTS, SYLVANIA AVENUR, 2t 231 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 8. 636 Pa. ave. nw. WE ARF VERY BUSY IN OUR CARPET DEPART- MENT. PRICES AND QUALITY ARE THE WORK, IT WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO EX- AMINE OUR STOCK AND PRICES BEFORE MAK- ING YOUR PURCHASES. A SPLENDID LINE OF DRUGGETS, AKT SQUARES, AUGS, FLOOR AND STEP OLL CLUTES, &e., &e, FALL DRESS GOODS. ‘36-inch Wool Plaids, all new fall colors, Se, 40-inch All-wool Plaids, cawel's hair effects, only Soe. Henrietta Cloths and Serges, in Biack and colors, Se., 7c. and 81. Children’s School Hose, Fast Black, 15c. and 25e. Ladies’ Full-weicht Ribbed Vesta, 5 ? SOHNSON, GARNER & ©O., sels, Pa. ave. now. Laxsavrcu & Bro, FALL AND ero eee Goons. ‘The season is now upon us, and Mf one be guided by the quality and style of the fabrics which we are now daily receiving, certainly, this will far excel eny previous Dress Goods Season in our many Years’ experience. "Twould be vanity to say that ‘We are prepared to show the ONLY HANDSOME fine Of High Novelty Dress Goods in the city, but our ttumense STOCK ts now Teady for inspection and we leave it for the good JUDGMENT and TASTE ‘of the PUBLIC to say that in variety it EXCELS, im STYLE and quality—second to bone. Our stock is 80 LARGE, 80 VARIED, and prices 80 LOW, that you will tind > DIFF. CULTY whatever in being suited. have Just opened a line of Brown and Gray Mixed Twoeds (all woul), These are quite stylish fabrics—rough effects—which are to be the leading dress uuaterial tm Bovelties this season. 40 inches wide. 0c. per yard. A full line of Plaids, Stripes and Plain Cheviots. 40 inches wide (all wood. 500. 40-inch All-wool Bourette, imal the fancy colorimes, in large plaid effects—VERY STYLISH. tie. Something EXCEEDINGLE NOBBY—40-4nch Fine Senme— With bandsomecolorings. Camel's hair polka dot (all wool). 75e. 40-inch All-woolHlair-line Sences in all the leading colors—neat, serviceable and dressy, 8740. 50-inch Seif-colored Camel's Mair Piaids. A soft and beautital material and colorings exquisite, 81.00 per yard. Jacquard Pinids—our own tme Portatian, 40 inches wide—soid elsewhere at €2.00, We areof- foring them at 81.75 per yard. 64 All-wool Fur Plaids tn the RICHEST and HANDSOMEST colorsever shown. These goods for excel everything indesign an style so far, €1.50 per yard. PARIS DRESS ROBES. Certainly we cannot say TOO much tn praiseand commendation of our Fall Importation in this special line of goods, ‘The most wonderful skill is here Gisplayed, combining beauty and ‘workmanship, tn the meneral ap pearance and style, The beauty ‘and style are beyond detatied de- scription, The prices range this seasou from @12to @35. These come in strives, plaids and spots, ‘with plain to match; also the IATEST novelty in ‘"Nailbesd” Trinining, combined with piaia and embroidery. ‘The price for these Robes, $15. We will take pleasure in show tng them, if only to convince You of their beauty. LANS= BURCH & BRO.