Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1891, Page 4

4 THR EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.c. MO THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON Commissioner Donglass kas enlled n meeting of the exceutive committee erd the committee on invitation which went to Detroit to secure the meeting of the next nationai encampment of the Grand Army of the Kepublic in this city. ‘Those committees performed their work weil and the citizers of Washington recognize the value of their services and are gratified at the fesults which they did so much to ac- complish. Tho labersof assuring the neces- sary financial support fer the entertaimment of the encampment and of secu: ptr Of the invitation tendered by the c1iy Lave now been performed, and Washington has before it the vaster and more important task of provid- ing for the proper reception and entertain- ment of the host of veterans that will come to Washington next year, and asa first step of selecting the committees who shall represent the city in the various branches of this labor. These selections should be made with the Greatest care. Nothing should be done over hastily. The best men—tbose in whom all will have confidence and who will be active workers—shonld be choser. Full appreciation of the magnitade of the task to be performed should mark every step in the city's prepara- tion for this event from the very first to the last. The attondance at the next encampment will undoubtedly be larger than ever be- fore in the history of the Grand Army of the Republic. Already in almost every state in the Union the ex-soldiers are making arrange- ments to visit the national capital. Many who have not visited Washington since they marched in the grand review in June, 1465, are now eagerly anticipating gain looking upon the city thet their valor ai to save, and itis belived that the number of visitors will reach atleast a quarter of a million. For not only will the old soldiers themselves come, but they will bring their wives and children, and thea there are the Women's Relief Corps, the Union Veterans’ Union and other kindred army organizations. There sbould Le the most per- fect harmony not only among the citizens, but between the citizens and the Grand Army men, so-that all may work for the sole object of refecting Lonor upon Washington by the manuer in whick the capital will receive and care for those who were her protectors. —— The Commissioners &: time-wasting controverey between the health office and the building ix the con- dition of the Threlkeld building, by ordering the repairs to be made, which the health ofti- eer pronounced necexsary, thus giving the benefit of the douvt (if there was any doubt ty the health of the school chilire:. The children will now be kept from school only for the timo which is re- quired to remedy the unsanitary conditions inside and outside the Threlke!d building and will not be further delayed to await the out- come of a prolonged war of words in the Dis- trict building. Next year the inspection of the sanitary condition of the schools will dcubtless be made a sufiicient time before the date fixed for their opening to permit their thorough ex- amination and repair and any unavoideble ac- sompanying controversy over the work to be disposed of before the session begins. Eetweea @ constantly enlarging vacation and list of holidays the school term is already too short for acity which has many untaught children of the school age within its limita, and it ought not to be further reduced by delay in the neces- sary work of removing unsanitary conditions. ——_—_ore——_- The United States is not the only country that is not prompt in recognizing the memories of the men whose names appear upon the pages of its history. It is on the eve of the celebra- tion of the discovery of America at Chicago that-the Spanish government provides for the erection of « sepulchre for the remains of Chrietopher Columbus in the nave of the eathe- ral at Havana. Such an honor, if due at all, was surely due before this lapse of time. The tardiness which hes characterized the Grant monument movement has long been a subject of censt.re among Americans, and while perhaps we are in no position to criticise the public spirit of Spain we can at least extend intelligent sympathy. —_—_—-2-—_____ ‘There is a disposition manifested among the iconoclasts of today to prove that Captain Kidd was no bloodthirsty pirate; that, on the con- trary, he was a very conscientious and capable mariner. It is even intimated that he sang hymns and contributed to charities. This tendency isto be deplored. It is encugh for this century that Ignatius Donnelly should wrestle with the remains of Shakespeare or that William Tell should be proclaimed a myth, without assailing the memory of Captain Kidd. Onur landmarks of romance are. like the trees of cur forests, becoming entirely too scarce to be obliterated with impunity. —_—-2s—___. Governor Pattison took a very decisive step in calling the Pennsylvania senate together to consider the alleged connection of Treasurer Henry K. Boyer and Auditor General Thomas MeCamant with the Bardsley irregularities. ‘The case, however, is a grave one, and calla for decisive treatment. The senate to which their ease will be submitted is largely. republican, but it is nowhere expected that the considera- tion of party fellowship will have any effect. ‘The offense charged is too black to be white- washed, 1f fairly proven. 2 Expectation is keyed up high in all of the so- ¢alled pivotal states—New York, Ohio and Towa. Massachusetts and Nebraska, while not strictly in the list. are points of national inter- est, the latter because of its nearly equal di- vision between three parties, and the Bay State Decanse of the youth and snap of the leading candidates. 1 ‘The American girl who wrote to Tolstoi asking what she should do with a large surplus of cash she had on band might have received Just as good advice without going so far. There are several cities in which it would have been anggested that she could do good work by em- ploying men to remove garbage. However, it ‘is not likely that anything so prosaic as garbage wouid strike the faney of a young woman who yearns for correspomtence with » novelist. — = Tennyson is eighty-two and is still producing plays that Ics-en his fame, if poor work now can reduce the place occupied in the vaihalla of poetry by one of the grest immortals, ee Utteraness of liberal leaders in England show that home rule is to continue fhe great prinei- ple mm the policy of their party. Any other @ourse woukl and shoukd be fatal PREETI Carada will not miss the financially and mor- ally collapsed individuals who used to go over from this country. She is row in the midst of an abundant home-grown crop. y 4 oe = Ten states will exhibit products at the Ra- leigh southern exposition, which opens October 1. These interstate fairs are’yetting tu be quite a feature of progress in Ue wut -——— Neither of tke okl parties objects especially te the peopic’s purty having plenty of votes. ‘The only question is as to where they come om te ‘Ihe county democracy of New York consents toeat its portion of crow, but positively re- fuses to smack its lips. —— ‘There is a grest deal of valwble politica eilencetguing t) waste in Ohio. Upto date most of the western rain comes without powder marks on it. een ‘there is i lood im the cotton pickers’ stgizein © puta stop to the Foor Fasntoxs Ee EY Peis ¥ sad ER SS pre. bor E Bs8 2 If you pay more for your HOSIERY than you onght to—and then not get anything in quality worth brag- sing about—you need only biame yourselves. We are doing our part— showing you the direct way to satistac- tion. It iseasy enough to buy cheap things—bat to get worth rigutly priced—and be sare of It—is a “horw of | another color.” We never buy anything we aro [ashamed to sell—so never have any apologies to rake-or short-comings of keeps the coast clear of all the “‘cast-away"’-from-qual- grales. Wo Lave imentioned some things in the | list of HOSTERY Did | fool at them? Perhaps yor «ti need to urge youthen. How about it now! Somebody has a want sureiy—and every one of (heve different lines will bear in Phasis of repatitio Pore Six Hoasreny. Don't rou think this is cheap for what ‘Wo will guarantee to be PURE SILK? LADIES’ BLACK SILK HOSIERY— $1.50. $2, 92.50, #3 and $3.50 a pair. LADIES’ BLACK SILK, RICHELIEU HOSIERY—84 a pair. LADIES’ BLACK SILK HOSIERY open-work pattern $4.50 a pair. LADIES’ SILK BOOT PATTERNS, with plain bi Sp oN Sux Hosizxs. LADIES’ SPUN SILK HOSIERY in . Sky blue. Salmonn, Pink, Canary and Suede HOSLERY—€1.5 « pair. Sux Praren Hosieay. LADIPS' SILK PLATED HOSIERY— “Fast Black"—with high spliced heels and toes—75e. ,W5e.,91, $1.25 and $1.35 DIES’ CLUSTER RIBBED, SILK TED HOSIERY in Tan: ‘0 Red and Pearl-81.45, ° SILK PLATED HOSE in Fascy Liste Tunes» Hosteny. The freshest any one can show in LADIES’ FRENCH LISLE THREAD HOSIERY is isck feet with plain and + Ste., Oe. $1, 8125, pair. Everything 1s in the selection of patterus. We Lave picked nd plenty. Corros Hosreny. ps in Sky Bine, Pink, . Yellow, Tan and Modes toes and fancy tops—ii5e. a pair. Jar buys three pairs. 49c. won’ tbuy one in some places. LADIES’ FAST BLACK HOSIERY With high spliced heels and toes and double soles—50c. a pair. LADIES’ “BOUT PATTERNS"— Plain and ribbed feet—25c., Soe. (3 pairs for $1) and 50c. a pair. Canprews Hosrery. CHILDREN'S “FAST PLACK" TERY, with high spliced heels, md toes. A “school wear" Se. a pair—sizes 6 to, "S$ FRENCH RIBBED HOSIERY—“*Fast Black”— with all the weariug points strensth- ened—27e. a pair for size G—riss of “ee on eachiJarger size. INFANTS’ CASHMERE HOSE— French ribbed, with silk heels and toes— ‘White or Black—S0e. a pair—sizes 4 to 536. FANTS* THREE-QUARTER LENGTH BLACK CASHMERE HOSE— ‘BSe.. B7Ke. and 40e. a pair—sizes 4 to 6. Mess Hosteny. ‘FAST BLACK” HOSIERY= Se. and 30c. a pair. FRENCH LISLE THREAD HOSIERY in Grays and Tans—4ic. pair, 38 pairs for $1.25. MEN'S FLAIN AND DROP-STITCH BALBRIGGAN HOSIERY— 2c. pair. We think most of these will be surprises. The Prices belittle the qualities. But price ought not to frame your judgment of values, because different stores have different methods. You know OURS is alwayson the side of smailest cost for the best the market affords. . SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING," NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840. [1]__Telephone, 905. 3 A sS83 TTT am § T AA Ses OE tun 24 Ss 7 Www re fF Wwwww F EB ES WwWwww FR FR KK wwww OF EO KK WoW kKE FRE KK oF HOR HO NNN ™ gS5y Hoo gs HOR RSE Ss HH SA HO RAY 85 PoP oo) ou oo opRR D> o% EE RSE Be BP SS bs BS EE bpp 0O CU «oOBBB OLLLL EER 816 SEVENTH STELET, 1902 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Vt 232 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 8. EXTRA VALLE FOR RESTAURANTS, HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES. Fifteen pices of 60-inch German Table Damask, ‘Which got slightly wet in the ship crossing the ocena, ‘were bought by usats very much reduced price, arid as usual ta such purchases we give the customer the Venaiit of the buy. This linen sells everywhese @ ‘30c. A YARD. ‘Wesell it to you im any quanity af 0c. A YARD, Or by the piece at ‘Sine. BYARD. ‘Call and examine them, ‘Second floor. ‘bead trimming, Crd fare “Tre Moxeuestat.” 937 and 059 F st. nw. FINE MILLISERY, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, fe. © small profit, linus pride thoroughly rettable quality, this ira. OPENINGAEXHIBITION oF TRIMMED MILLINERY Continued throughout this week. More than 200 im Ported and exclusive styles. All {nall the lsreest sortment of Fine Art ever Lefore exhibited in this of the fingers and bra! a general idea of having seen lots and lots o vely, Novel and altogether Undreamed-of Lon nets, nd Toques. famous foreign artists at xreat expense. LADIES' FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS. Our immense stock of Fe comprises every Novelty, Joreign avd domes: FUR-TRIMMED GARMENTS reach of all. Read carefully our special offering for afew a Fur-trimined Jackets Cheviot Reefer Jacket: OB, $4.50, $8.50, Prices. Children's Coats, from 1 to 4 years old, at $1.98. Actual value, 84. Ladies’ Silk Hose, 120 pair fancy silk at $3.95 a pair. Real value, $6.50. Exyptian Cotton Vest, with pants to match, 45c. Regular price, 65¢ Our S-button Suede. Sold at $1.50. Tomorrow, 8c. GSO pieces All-Sik Ribu . “Value, at He. in every color, at 10c. ‘All-silk Veivet Ribbon in every ci ‘alue, Joc. vaiQelAlbsilk Velvet Ribbon in every color, Alls Velvet KiLon 20e. ‘The Genuine Victoria, Sailor an . trimmed and resdy for wear, in uli colors, at 25c., it Jg its eal value, ‘THE MONUMENTAL, Sg 907 and 939 F st. n. w. ‘set Waist, Se2h-3t TACK S\TINE CORSET. 48. LEADS ALL FORMER EFFORTS, BOTH IN QUANTITY AND QUALITY. THE NEWEST FAD IN WOOLENS ARE THE UNSHEARED WORSTEDS. We have them in solids, stripesand neat effects; mace to your measure in the Popular Double-Lreasted Sac style. Suits from #0. ‘Trousers from $3. Samples. fashion shect and self- meusure rules mailed on application, INNO NNN I NNN I NNN I BONN TIT TIT OA T AA rT OA T AAA 2 = se28K30-2t GIS AND G17 PA. AVE. JURTAIN POLES, FIXTURES ALL COM- plete. bs RAFF'S ENTERPRISE, sorte I241 Lith st. "se, No Neep To Bey Berren That is bad when the best i<s0 easily obtainable. Deliver your door any day and in any Sugntity desired Mind the locations. Here they are awain’ Main depot, Marble building, corner Sthand Pi. ave.. the square stand in th st. wince Center Market, and also at stands No. 127 and 139 K st. nar JAMES F. OYSTER, sel4-codm ‘Butter Merchatit. ; RED, BLACK, RAFF'S ENTERPRISE, 1:41 Lith st. s.0. WELT HATS, ALL SHAPES, 25x. Fiinvinl trowa, 025-3 Senviceaste Axp Srvusz SCHOOL sUITS. A BE YoU SATISFIED WITH Ba ‘THE APPEARANCE OF YOUR BOY AS HE LEAVES FOR SCHOOL? — AS WELL DRESSED 8 HIS SCHOOLMATES? IF NOT, BRING HIM HERE AND LET US FIT HIM FROM THE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED ASSORTMENT OF ABSO- LUTELY RELIABLE GARMENTS EVER Maxvfact ‘URED. &. UR SCHOOL SUITS FOR THE 38 BOYS ARE STRONG, SER- VICEABLE AND SYLISH, ALL OF ‘THIS SEASON'S MAKE, AND ARE GUARANTEED TO GIVE 100 CENTS IX VALUE FOR EVERY DOLLAR OF ‘THEIR COST. YOTWITHSTANDING «TUE 5-4 ke FACT THATOUR PATTERNS ARE ALL EXCLUSIVE, AND MANY OF THEM FROM THE CELE BERATED HOUSE OF BEST ¢ CO., ‘THE PRICES ARE EXTREMELY MODERATE AND ARE WITHIN THE REACH OF THE SLENDEREST PURSE SHALL WE HAVE THE PLEASURE OF CLOTHING YOUR Borst 1s anunica, : 28 =—:1900, 1902 AND 1004 F w. Ee eS ee rh Millinery Show Rooms are filled with the ‘of Europeauand All that one can do is to gaze and admire and come Hew Many of the new ideas have been purchased from Land Winter Garments In overy style of Cloth and Fur at prices witlin the 4.98, 80.98, #8and upward. Ladies! Top Coats in great variety at exceedingly low Ladies’ Silk Hose, 68 pair plain at $2.48 .a pair. Real 1891. JAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1891. Pana Roar “Ovesrxar Sovvenms. Itisthe Fourteenth Annual Stylen The store is elaborately decorated and the ‘Rew season's novelties are offered at the wholesale Prices as a souvenir of the occasion. “Opening” of Autumn Lions: Dersnrvext Sovvenms. Ten percent off marked prices of all Black Silke, Black Wool Dress Goods, all Tri Furs, Ribbons and Feathers, La: Children's 8: : American Hosiery Company's Underwear, Poari Stick Fans, fland-run Lace Neckwear and Real Lace Hand- kerehiefs, Bric-a-bracand Art 50e. Dress Goods, all styles. S5e. Plain Saitines, S5e. Antumn Henriet! 8c. Fancy Bedtord Cords Sbe. English Bedford Cords Se. Camel's Hair Saitines.. €1.25 Striped Caine) » Hair $1.65 Coque Featuer Boas... $4 Coque Feather Boas 50e. Silk Gimp Trimmines, ‘Ten per cent off all other 1) bons, Feathers, eo & hLG RR -|G CGR GGG RK 00. oo 83° r oO + PPP ae pep P P e k . ad REE NNN NNN NNN NNN NONN 1 It iW it q u M NN ON NNN NNN NNN NNN NNN NNN NNN NNN NONN a 606 6 G6 aa GGG —or— MM MM A May Tt 1 a MYMM Ww ig NNN rE RRE MM Ht pts NNN Fo aM M i Big N ONN RE RR —axp— woyw www BR sy BP ghSs wag Pm AA Pe oss we'w EE 284 &F ed PARISIAN PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS AND ALL THE LATEST NOVEI- TIES IN MILLINERY AND WRAPS, OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION, TIT U UL FER gSSg PDD A ¥ ¥ > & oR Hy DD A ¥¥ Fou Ee, Se RB AA OY ‘ v uy kee Sss8 pop AvA OY wow ww D> Yew Ww DoD ww bpp SEPTEMBER 29 AND 30. 5 RDI. 1 a iit ine ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. RING'S PALAC 812-814 7TH ST. N. W. TO THE PUBLIC: WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORM TURNED FROM A THREE-MONTHS' RED ALL THE LATE AND WILL BE PREPAL EAST OF FASHION. WHICH ARE OF SONALLY IN PAB OUK FORMER ¢ BLE OUR OW: BERLE RTS. H NOR TROUBLE WHILE ABROAD TO OF OUR PATRONS, WE CORDIALLY EXHIBITIO! SITION'S NOV EVER HELD IN THIS CITY GRAND FALL OPENING, AND 3 v DAY WE REMAIN, AS EVER, BAS ASOUVENIN OF OUR OPEX RBSPECIAL PRICES OPENING SPECIALS IN DRESS TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS. Fancy @fmps, Black and colors, regular price 12e., ato Fyicy Gimps, Black and colors, recular price 25¢., at Ife. Fancy Gimp, Biack snd colors, regular price Sc. .nt jet Edge, regular price 1c. at 10c. Jet Nail Head Gimp, assorted patterns, rezular price mp, recular price 5 Black Bead and Nail Head Gimps, values rauging in price trom 30c. to 75 at 48c. pieces Black Bead Galloon Trimmings, regular price 75c., at 50c. Jet Fringes, regular price 7: Jet Fringes, regular price $1. at 80c. Feather Trimming, in Black and colors, regular Price Toc., at Ge. Genuine Ostrich Feather Trimming, regular rice 1.25, at €1.05. FEATHER BOAS. Genuine Ostrich Feather Boas, rezular price $1. at 82 tine Ostrich Feather Boas, rezuiar price $1.49, at aL 19. Genuine Ostrich Feather Boas, in all colors, regular price $1.62, at $1.38, Coque Boas, regular price $1.75, 48. A large assortinent of Boas on hand at special prices. We offer a special discount of 10 per cent on all But- tons. OPENING SPECIALS IN KID GLOVES. S-button Suede Mousquetaire Tans oniy, regular price SSc., special price SUc. 15 dozen Black Suede Biarritz, regular price 98c., special price 73e. 100 dozen Piyskin Gloves in Tans, Browns and Grays; these are not the common Pisskins, but prime gloves, recular value {I8c., special price 67 50 dozen Foster's Lacing 7-hook Biack Kid Gloves, regular price #1, special price 7. White Suede Mousquetairo Gloves, 8-batton-length, sizes 5's to 6X only, regular price 81. vecial price OPENING SPECIALS IN RIBBONS. Black Velvet Ribbons, satin backs, best quality, No. 5—Regular price \t Lie. No. 7—Regalar price 2c. No. 9Regular price 30c.. 230, No. 12—Regular price 3be., at 3Oe. No. 16—Regular price #5.. at 350. ‘We offer a No. 12 Veivet Ribbon, in colors, the best quality maade, regular price is 38e., special price 23c. A large assortment of Fancy Kibbonsat special prices. OPENING SPECIALS IN HOSIERY, Ladies’ and Children’s absolutely Fast Black Ribbed Hose, rerular price 18... special price 124¢. Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hose, regular price Iie. at Se. Ladies’ Black Boot patterns, fency, tops, regular value “le., at 15e. Ladies’ Faney Stripe Hoss, only 13 dozen in all, regular price 19¢., special pries 2c. Ladies’ full regular made, wood quality Hose, im Tans ‘snd Modes, fast color warranted, regular price 25c.. at 19. ‘Our regular 2c. Absolutoly Fast Black Hose, Horms- dorf dye, warranted and suaranteed not to crock or turn green, or money refanded; cuarantes on every pair: spliced heel and toe—the best 25e. Fast Biack ‘Hose in the city ut 19¢. Our regular 35e. Fast Black Hose, extra lone, war- ranteed and guaranteed absointely fast black, Herms- dort dye; guarantee stamped on every pair—the best ‘Bsc. Fast Black Move im tho city at Ze. ‘Our regular 50c. Fast Biack Hose, Ieal Maco Herms- dorf Soudan Bisck—the best 30c. Fast Black Hose in the city at 38e. DONT MISS THIS GREATEST OF ALL a WEODN KING'S -842 AND 814 8 STORE OPEN EVENINGS DURING OPENING : ° SEPTEMBER 29 AND 30 i trations ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. DAYS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK, ING YOU THAT WE HAVE JUST RE- TRIP TO EUROPE, WHERE WE HAVE ‘T NOVELTIES OF ALL THE FOREIGN MARKETS D ON OUR OPENING DAYS TO PLACE BEFOR! MILL E YOU ERY AND CLOAKS, EXCLUSIVE DIRECT IMPORTATION, SELECTED BY LONDON. GS WERE NOTED FOR THEIR SUPERIORITY 'S THIS OPENING WILL HAVING SPARED NEITHER EXPENSE CATER TO THE FASTIDIOUS TASTE INVITE YOU TO THE MOST NOVEL TIES IN MILLINERY AND WRAPS AGAIN CORDIALLY INVITING YOU TO OUR AND WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBEL 29 VERY TRULY Yours, MR. and MRS. H. KING, Jr., KING'S PALACE. ING WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING-@& IN OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS:-@& ——— OPENING SPECIALS IN OUR LADIES'FURNISH ING DEPARTMENT. CORSETS. French Contil Corsets, in light and dark - ular price G&c., at 50c. aslers Kast Black, long waist, C. B. ala Spirite Corset at an Coutil Fast Black, long waist, in all sizes, Afull line of R. and G., Thomson's Glove-fitting, Warner's Health and the. O. ala Spirite Corsets, in White, Black and colors, ali lengths, at all prices. OPENING SPECIALS. MERINO UNDERWEAR. > Litilies’ Fine Balbrigvan, Jersey ribbed, all sizes, 2e. Exyptlan Cotton Vests, Jersey ribbed, all sizes, 250 Lisle Thread Vests, in heavy weight, high neck and bret silk stitching around neck, satin front. Ly 25e. Other grades, Naturals, Black, All-wool and part ‘wool, at exceptionally low prices. Full line of All-wool Medicated Pantsand Vests, 75c., B7e., 81, $1.25, ke. Children’s Fall-weight Underwear at lowest prices. OPENING SPECIALS IN COATS. Our Children’s Short Coats, up to G years, are mar- vels of workmanship. Pretty Plaids, in fall-weight, with deep trim- ined in silk braids. see Pretty desixns of down. Handsome Biack Silks, with Gray Angora trimming. Pretty desigus of Plaids, trimmed in Angora fur to mateh. Caps in all the latest shapes to match coats. OPENING SPECIALS IN NOTIONS AND PER- FUMERIES. Dress Shields, 8¢., 12c. and 16c. Covered Dress Steels, 4c. x doz. ‘Whaiebonos, tc., 9c. and 12c. a doz. a Quality Whalebones, 15¢., 20c. and 250. a loz. Covered Whalebones, 12¢. and 15c. a doz. ‘Whalebone Casing, 7c.. 10c. and 2ic. bolt, Sik Sean Binding, 1234¢. bolt. Corset Steels, 8c. Novelty Braid, 13e. ‘Linen Thread, 3e. spool. ‘Silk Corset Lacing, 190. pair. Kid Crimpers, 8c. packaxe, Garter Webbing, Sc., 10c., 19¢. and 25e. per yard. Kew Darners, 3c. each. Bone Hair Pins, 20. apiece, oF 20c. a dos. Curling Irons, 9c, and 13c, PERFUMERIES, Bent Quality Triple Extract—Stophanotis, Jockey Club, Violet, White Rose, Wuite Heliotrope, White ‘Lilac, Pond Lily, &e., &. Recalar price, 38e. per Florida Water, regular 25¢. bottle at 19¢. Florida Water, regular 5Uc. bottle at 8c. OPENING SPECIALS IN UMBRELLAS. Our regalar 26-inch $1 Gloria Silk Umbrella, pars- fon fraine, the best $1 Umbreila in the city, at 90c. Our regular @1.25 Umbrells at 1.15. Opt regula Ombrelia at $1.35. Our regular $1.75 Umbrella at $1.50. We have one lot of Umbrellas, in 20 and 28-ineb, Set Tet een in oo weer ati Paes bene eet Naa OPENINGS BVER HELD IN THI CITT. ee GRAND OPENIXG DAY TUESDAY ESOAY.. PAL AGE. ® TH steEer, $19 Imported Fur-trimmed Jackets Exclusive Novelty Jackets. uported Novelty Capes 4 Cashmere Waists, Blac Pants...... Underweat 0 Vests and Pan's, Wool Underwear, all styl 50 Lamb's Wool Underwear, White and Red. 8! Imported Ribbed Silk Vests, . Silk Vests, superior fluish, - Heavier Ribbed Silk: Black end Fancy Hose, Ladies’ Black and Gray Circulars, 08 Fancy Striped Circulars, birculars, with Cape, improved Irish Peasat “Gloria,” silver-mouuted handles... US Conestoga Silk Umbrella: U8 English Spi 84.U8"*Palais Royal” Specialty, 20 styles ‘9Ge. Genuine Pizsitin or Biarritz Gloves.. %8e. 4-button French Kid Gloves Vadressed Kid Gloves, ‘Palais Koyal” Kid Gloves. eee 81.85 ""P. R.” Undressed Kid Monsy aetaires. 82.25 'P. BY 81 Laced Kid Gloves, 4 hook. 81 25 Laced Kid Gloves, 3-hooi 81.50 Laced Kid Gloves, Lest. 81 Misses’ 4-button Kid Giove. €1Card Cases, Pocket Books, &: * vening Leurth Mcusquetaires,.. $2 j best advantage weshall ha Gruso Exner or FALL AND WINTER *“NOVELTIES* AND MITLINERY a THE BON MARCHE, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 30 AND OCTOBER 1, To which you are cordially invited. NO CARDS, NOTE. —In onder to exhibit this new stock to its very veranc Opening, Tuesday, September 29, from 7:30 to® o'clock p.m., ‘but no goods will be sold that evening. ‘We are mot oblivious of the fact that your patronage has mado this store what it is today. Without it we could not have succeeded. Weare grateful and have endeavored to show our appreciation of your patronage by adding apother Luilding, thus dotbiing our former store space and greatly enlanging the stock, giving us an advantage in buying and selling, which js as much to your interest as our own. ‘We propose to doboth a PROGRESSIVE and an AGGRESSIVE business. ‘We shall avail ourselvesof every legitimate mode-n ‘method known to merchandising to increase our trade. While we shail not exactly aim to UNDERSELL, we shall not be UNDERSOLD. We shall be continually alert as to your meeds and wishes, We shall keep = close watch upon the markets of the world for every opportunity to buy at a sacrifice, with a view of divid- ing the profits with you. It shall not bea question of how much we can get for an article, or how much it is ‘worth, but how low wecan possibly agord to sell it. We have secured stock which we consider unsur- Passed in its completeness—unrivaled in its variety— and unequaled in its moderate prices, The four oor- ‘We. Purses, Cases, Pocket Books, ke Purses, Card Cases, Books, &e. 2.25 Imported Shopping Bass. 81 Shopping Bags, all styies..... ‘Te. Blacking Sets, in cases | Chatelain Bags... ‘ Card Cases, sterlitig silver trintaius. Huck Towels, Huck Towel: ‘She. Napkins, frinzed. $1.68 Damask Naples. ‘S5e. Damask Napkins, 50e. Quill Feather Fai 3c. dozen 48 dozen O8e. dozen. all styles Pure Linen Handkerchiefs 25e. Handkerchiefs, ‘Se. Handkerchiefs, SOc. Handkerchiefs, all stytes... Se. Children’s Handkerchie! 35 Chiffon, all styles. . . English Windsor Ties end Bows. .. Silk Windsors, all styles, . Silk Windsors, all styles, Lace Collars and Cuffs . Japanese Cups and Saucers... Antique Brass Photo Frames, Sec. Persian Drapery Scarfs... Re. China Silk Scarfs, painted 98e. Silk Scarfs, hand-painted. S0e. Fancy Trimmed Silk Pin Bfor 25e. Hand-made Tidies. 82 Jewelry. 81 Jewelry, Jewelry, all stytes, 3c. Woven and Hand-made Corsets, 81 Corsets, three styles. 3 A la Venus Corsets. $1.50 Biack and Fancy Corsets Children’s Corset Waist: 18, Bottles Bay Rum., 25e. Bottles Florida Water. Re. Bottles Violet Water., . Knit Sacques, all colors. . Knit Sacques, all ooiors. . Infants’ Veils, yoars,, . Children's Aprons, all styles... $1 Children’s Aprons, all styles. 98 Children's Aprons, ail sty.es.. (Near door No. 1119 Pa. ave.) 82 Gray Underwear, pure wool, ‘82 Hed Lamb's Wool Underwear . ners of the globe have contributed. We have the clusive control of much that we sell, which secounts for your not seeing the same elsewere. ‘The predominant feature of our business is **Milli- nery,” and the present stock is the largest, richest and Tarest we have ever displayed. The *‘prize” concelts of such noted Paris celebrities as *“Mme. Virot,” **Heltz Boyer,” **Bonin,” **Lum Faulkner,” *‘Pouy- anne,” *Josse,” “*Carcline Reboux,” “Mon. Julia,” and others of equal Feputation for originality and good taste, are Lere, end in a great many cases are not to be had elsewhere, We are importing milliners in the Droadest sense of the term, and we especially invite youtoses this magnificent collection of “gems” in Millinery. se | : i par 00 6 OAN : RB OO NNN BE oO O NNN 3 B OO NEN BB NONN Bs A R FR wae AR Hu F BUNM AA RRR OO tk re Hee M2 hE ii Ee DOUBLE STORES, bf ‘314 AND 216 7TH ST. X. We How To Brow A Hons. It depends upon what kind of a horn you want to biow and also upon whose horn itis. Idon't mow much about other people's horns, as I have about all I can doto blow my own horn. I blow bold and loud and long. If you will listen to my blowing and follow me up I will blow money into your pocket. Here is ‘what Lam blowinz about now: Six-foot Extension Table, ant. ovk, 83.98: Rix-foot Pillow Lex Table, fine finish, #408; Ladies’ Rocking Chair, carpet seat, 08e.; Forty-pound Hair Mattress, $8.50; Parlor Suites, plush or hair cloth, #25: Fine Rug Suites, #50; Very Large Rug Suites, beavy fringe— a beauty, $45. I biow about 10to Le. « yard off car- pets. Yard-wide Carpets, 125,20, 25,25,45,50e., be. All-wool Carpets, 68 to Tic.; Brussels Carpets, 50, 75, Sie, &c. T blow about Lounges: 385 Piush or Carpet Lounges, @5; Bed Lounzes, @¥ to 920. I can show you 1,000 Rugs, Mats and Art Squares. Ican blow more bargains into Glass, China, Lamps, &c..than you you can find eny where eise, Fur Rugs, white or gray, @2.11, no smell; Solid Oak Sideboard, 3 drawers, 812.50; Oak Suites, 16.50; Handsome Suits, &2, 820, €35,840,050 to 00; noth- ing in town to tmatch them. Let me impress upon you that we don't want any installment trade: we don't have #uch prices; we claim to be the only house in Washington where you can furnish « house complete, ‘embracing China, Giass, Kitchen Ware, Furniture, Carpets, &c. Don't doubt till yowtry a S. B. Giizesrie, OM Teh wt. AT HER PALL OPENTIN@, On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, September 9 and 90, will display her first importation of Pattern Bonnets and Round Mats, which are choice mplections of the leading Paris houses. e2e-ae* “Ir Sraxvs To Reasox- ‘That 1 eeil you FURNITURE AND HOUSENOLD Goops CHEAPER ‘Than you can buy at the creat farnitnre palaces, wien expenses you must pay, which are 100 per cent ¢reater than mine, MY GOODS ARE JUST AS GOOD, MADE BY THE SAME MANUPACTURERS, AND YOU HAVE THR ADVANTAGE OF SELECTING FROM MY STOCK, WHICH CONTAINS EVERYTHING NEEDED IN A MOUSE, BOTH NEW AND WELL-KEPT SEC- OND HAND, IN FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, CROCKERY, MATTRESSES, PILLOWS AND BOLSTER ‘You cannot ask for what I have not tp thestock. Tt ts compiete. ‘Call and examine my fall displays, and if 1 cannot discount others forthe mame goods you will not be asked to bug. H. BAUM, Dealer in All Household Necessities, 324 9th st. 9028.68 Our 2c. Hove sell for S8c.everywhere. Come Gnd ace tive, they are the best in the market. W Succemsorsto EG. Davia, ‘TAO Market Space, ‘Corner 8th st. GOOD TIME To set your NEW FALL DRESS. Everything is fresh and new. Our stock of Drees Goods this season ts» pari y choice and select. AML Of the Dew waa, sarerepresented bete, from the Jong curly CAMEL’S HAIR to the PLAIN SILK WARP HENKIETTA. Everything weshow is new and all very desirable. As ours house in Washington that makes « specialty of MOURNING DKESS FABKIOS it ts without e doubt the best piace to get choice styles in that Particular line and at the CLOSEST PRICES. MERE IS A BARGAIN. AN EXCELLENT VALUE im BLACK MOMAIK,46 inches wide, BEST ENGLISH MAKE, a grade we have been selling for Te. ‘We suail place them on our counter at the EX- TREMELY LOW PRICE of Se. per yard. For SKIRTS and Wanste thisie an indispen- able articie. AN EXTRA OFFER IN BLACK SILK. 2iinch ANTON GUINET GROS GRAIN SILK FOR $1.00 YARD. You would te most fortunate if you could match this tor @1.25 yard. Persons in search of a SILK BARGAIN will do well to call and examine this, Remember Puerry Ax» New Are the CHIFFONS we have just opened. ‘These are not ordinary common goods. They are the fine imported article. All of them are made fu'lon silk bands, They make the most efiective NECKWEAK that you could think @f_with their SOFT, SILKY, CLINGING EFFECTS. We are showing them in different prices and patterns.in ALL. COLORS, Most of them bave the Eniiidered SILK EDGES, PRICES GUARANTEED to be the LOWEST, Vv e Snow Tue Lanorsr ASSORTMENT of WINDSOR TIES in the CITY—all_ of them carefully KELECTED. Only CHOICE PATTERNS AND STYLES are shown here FOR ie. ‘We show about the new fall PLALDS and figures. Some im CHINA SILK, OTHERS in SURAM, all EX- TKA WIDE and EXTRA LONG, FOR 500, The selection ts simply BEAUTIFUL. RICE and ELEGANT PLAIDS in the very best quale ity stk, BEAUTIFUL and STYLISH FIGURe INGS, both in CHINA and EMBROIDERED SURAH. ALLEXTRA QUALITY and very wile and jong. Many of these CANNOT be Purchased elsewhere for less than Tc. yard, We give you your CHOICE for 30c. exch. Ove Assorrmexr Or Sweers Is perfert. We hav@all of the best makes of PERFUMES and Wading odors by the ‘Two that we have just added are CRAB andthe NEW WILD LILAC. These and the CELEBRATED SWISS LILAC are very much W. &. PIERCE & CO., Burcessors to E. G. Davia, ‘TAY Market Space, Corner Osu ot, ‘MALARIA. MALARIA. MALARIA. MALARIA. MALARIA. MALARIA. MALARIA. MALARIA. MALARIA. MALARIA, MALARIA. MALARIA.