Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1891, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: October 1, 1891. has a regular and permanent circulation in Washin: times larger than that of any other paper im the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium It has no competitor. —— Of course the committee which represents ‘the city of Wasbington in receiving and enter- taining the Grand Army must be larger and more generally representative in character than either the committee to recure a guarantee fund or the committee to invite the encamp- ment to meet here. A more exacting, retpon- sible and important work falls upon these rep- resentatives of the city than upon either of the committees appointed by Commissioner Doug- lass, which performed so efficiently the specific duties referred to. The present executive com- ‘mittee serves asan admirable nuclens of the general encampment committee, but a con- siderable enlargement is clearly necessary. The magnitude of the task before the body which will have executive charge of the pre tions for this event can hardly be appreciated by those who are not familiar with the annual Grand Army encampments, and the attendance in this city will from prosent indications far ‘exceed that on any similar occasion. The Grand Army men should work in perfect harmony with the citizens upon cvery important com- wittee and the experience of many of the members of the order will be of vulunble assistance «= to ~—their civilian associates. There should be but one thought on the part of both citizensand Grand Army men, viz: To make the encampment a perfect success in every respect and, throwing aside all personal feeling, if that in any case be necessary, to co-operate heartily in that line of procedure which will cause the greatest har- waony and entiusiasin and produce the best re~ sults for Washington. ‘The citizens of Wash- ington and ‘Ime Srax as their representative worked hard to svcure the holding of the en- campment here, they secured it against great opposition and row they desire that the old soldiers who come here may go awny feeling that the national capital is the Mecca to which all true Americans should ciadly tend their steps as often as circumstances muy afford op- ————— In the selection of Mr. John Joy Edson the chain.’ of the execu: committee to of matters relating to the coming encampment of the Grand Army of the | Kepublic au otticer is secured of whose busi- hess capacity, executive md great in- dustry there can be no auestion. He was a sol- dier himself and faily appreciates the feelings | of the Grand Army, of which be is a member. | It is believed that he thoroughly comprebends the maguitude of the task before him and will bend all his energies toward making the plan for the reception, comfort and enjoyment of the veterans perfect in all its details. He is a man of cool, careful judgment and will 20 doubt so select the subordinate commitkes as to secure tho direct assistunce of those who will labor most actively to make the encamp- ‘Ment a success, and wil! also secure the hus- monious and hearty co-operation of the con- ‘tributing citivens and ens generally. Mr. Harrison Dingman, the secretary of the executive committee, has had experience in a similar capacity, is known to possess energy and ability and will prove of great assistance to the chairman. — The conference of the liberal party of England at Newcastle today is oue of the most important ever held. On it depends in large measure the whole future of tliat great organization, the hope of advanced politics ia Great Britain and Ireland. It seoms probable that this party, under its nobie-minded and venerable leader— ever young in spirit—will get control of parlia- ment af the next elections. The moderation of the party in such matters as an hereditary up- per houce, class privilege,an established church and the like is chietly due to him, for its bear- ing for several years has been mora and more to radicalism. Home rule for Ireland will con- tinue the leacing principle advocated by the Iiberals—a principle waich Mr. Gladstone forced on his party at the cost of a division in ats ranks. Events are now proving the wisdom ©f his policy. os If the facts are not considered it seems a Great joke that Russia should be afraid of China. The facts are that Russia wants to con- tinue doing something in Central Asia while she is geting ready to tight the triple alliance an the west, and the Chinese soldiers are thick as hops on the Tartar frontier. Suppose a war begun in Europe, ail of Russia's avatiable force would be required there. ‘The “heathen Chinee” would sce bis chance and overivhelm ‘the Muscovite conquests in Tartary; at least so it is reasoned out by way of accounting for the Caar’s refusal to join in the pressure on China Drought by some of the other European pow- era. There may be still further reasons, not stated or easily fathomable. ———— German day will be honored here and else- ‘where in the republic on the Gt of Ociob ne other event bas been by our Teutonic fellow ettizens. They have celebrated all our grand national centcanials with the spirit of other Americans. This commemoration is peculiar to them, as it carries their minds back to the beginning of German settlements in the con- Dues of what are now the United States. It also, im the light of the vast result? of German immigration, takes their minds and the minds of others forward into the far future. The German-American citizen is oue of the chief constituents in the civilization of what may be termed, im @ general historical sonsc, Lritiey Amcrice 1 Whatever may be the story told by ballots next November,” says the Boston Advertiser, & republican newspaper, “this glerioas old commonwealth will have no cause to be ashamed of the man Whom she will bave chosen to be BP Ens. few 2 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. <. > p> ee 8 ee ee) Lt WE EV ipgechen . J LoS ae 8th st. v Ere & ¥ uss ue seu cp at | Reuayr ow XS “ot! we 24 Tie FoR ATTRACTIONS FRIDAY. bea scrirearar ka TOMORROW THE DAY OF BIG BAR- RED GAINS in Odds and Ends, BROKEN Lots, TICKET Day. Short Leneths, &c. These, as you Know, we always close out regardless of former values. < agus It is our lows tu one way, but is our gain to xet sor tos ran i them out of the way. That is why we offer Soagualee them to you at such ridiculous prices, and if ‘array of bargains ‘You are wise you will lose no time in securing for your Your share of these WEEKLY BARGAINS, for Ansyection. in doing so you save many dollars. ‘Many items of patna Reaxaxts Or Gray Dusss Srorr 1} Merchandise havealready <piet ate becoine broken. You have ‘the chance to buy these to:nosrow at prices that will astonish you. CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. 87.50 Fine Chenille Portieres, fringed top and bot- tom—beautiful dados 85.25 1 pair $15.00 Chentive \s 1 pair $13.50 Cuentile Portieres . ‘2 pair $18.00 Chenille Portieres....... $13.50 Odd pairs of Nottingham aud Tambour Lace Curtains satremely iow prices. Piain Color Stlkoline, colors, Red, Yellow, jebt Blue, Nile,Orange aud Shrimp.......8¢.a yard 4 Feet High Japenese Paper Screens, 4 panels, slightly damaged, worth $3 $1.75 each STAMPED LINENS. 45e. 20x30 Heavy Linon Tray Cloth for hem- stitching or fringing. 60-inch Colored Center Bureau Scarts ‘75e.Fine Linen Homstitched Bureau Scarfs ..59¢. 45c. Heavy Linen Damask Tray Cloths, 22x34. 25cseach. DRY GooDs. Ise. Floor Serabbers. 6 84 Bleached Table 30-4 ANTS’ GOODS AND CORSETS. Infants’ Mull Caps, slightly soiled........15¢ § £2. 68 Chiluren’s Short Coats, 1 to 3 years, col- ots Brown, Biue, Garnet, «-+-+.$1-48 each 73e. Children's Schoo! Aprons, slightly soiled....25¢ | 1191.25 Corsets, odd eizes.. -68e LEATHER auops. New Patent ‘‘Kevolution” Coin Purse, solid leather, chenge can't fail ow 0c. 801! 1 84.50 Real Alligator Valise... BOOK DEPARTMENT. Our Mammoth School Outfit, containing 6x9 Covered Slate, Slate Pencil, Lead Pencil, Rub- ber, Sponge, Ruler, Pen and Penbolder. Se. Hard- wood Boxes for pencils, dc. $3.05 2 set of Ruskin's Works, slightly damaged, 12 Regular vols. colored illustrations (cloth). price €: 25 10c. Writing Pads. 125 50c. Paper Novels, slixhtly damaged. NOTIONS. 13c. Silk Taffeta Binding, all colors. 10c. Double Bone Casing, plain or fancy. dc. Glazed Belting, all colors... ‘30e. dozen Biack Spool Silk, all letter ve. dozen 25g yards Cotton Corset Laces. box Woven Initials, all letters.. 10c. Lanwtry Goid Paint. ‘Special, all sizes Clinton Safety Pins. PERFUMERIES. Qe. all odors Venard’s Perfumes... 100 10c. All-bristle Tooth Brush, 4 row...... Lot sampie Hair Brushes, all bristle. Frou 5c. up. Worth double. ‘25e. Nail Polishers, white bone handle. ‘Sue. White Back Mirrors, different designs. DRESS TRIMMINGS. We. to 50c. Gimps, iL colors, 10 patterns and Se. yard We. Coyue Feather Boas . Large assortment of Feather Trimunings at lowest prices. BLACK LACES. 6e. Black Silk Demi-flouncing... 0c. and 750. Black Silk Demi-flouncing.....50c. yard ‘Ie. Chantiliy Lace, $ to 5 inches wide.. BUTTONS. 1c. dos. Fancy Metal Buttons, fall shades......5¢. doz Se. doz. Silk Tatior Buttons. 18e. and: $2 Evening Mitts, silk, slightly soiled ......81.19 pair 81.50 Five-button Kid Gloves, Black only....08e. pair Pigskin Gloves, 54, 55, 6% and ANDKERCHIERS. Se. Colored Lordered Handkerchiefs, neat pat- terns... 18c. Colored Eordered and White Embroidered Haudkerchiefs... ane ‘Be. Japanese Silk Handkerchiele, scalloped UMBRELLAS. $1.25 Genuine Gloria Umbrellas, handles. . a : ‘$2 Genuime Gloria Umsrelias, fancy Laudles. 225 Genuine Gloria Umbrellas, mour handles . CLOAK AN! ENT. To introduce a new Children’s Reefer we will sell 50 of thein, all sizes, for §1.Gu tomorrow; $1.73 will be the price hereafter. 1 Jot of Children’s Schoo! Coats, winter weight. Simos 4 to to 12. Were $4.50. --. 2 US each ‘5 Mines’ Nowmarkets in striped clothe. Sizes Idand 1 Were 86 $1.08 each 1 lot of Ladies’ Winter Welght Jackets, in Ni Biack and Grey. Were 85. 3 Ladies’ Long Garments in striped cloths. Were $7.30... cei . ---82.08 each 3 Silk Waists, in Blue Ked chad Gray. Wore her chief mngistrate.” That is neat, frank, aks well fur every oue cone pent. The Irish Nationsi i- fa Chicago may be the 9. sion ia the tanks u ' League seems to desise to + waiting itself either fer while the Confederated I Ube right of the Leag: — Hendrik Hudson is another of tue hust Goad who is sugszested for monumental Le. Beptember 9, isez, will be the anuivereary the day when be landed owihe bla knows as Atlantic Highlands. Whe naveiling of such a Monument on that day woukl be a fitting #e- compantwent ty the world’s fair. 9 Haly seems to be moving cireuitously to the appointment of a minster to the United States, She bas Just appointed a consui at New Orleans, Italy might as well consul: her interests as her prejudices, and do the thing before her inter- eats suffer to any greater extent. = ee ‘The politico-poctic spasm that bas shuken the country has wotacwhat negiecicd the possibili- ee today dive 1. The Roswell P. Flower, he, ste. ‘Chauncey Back cam Geo president of “the Cemsoratic eretics of Pennsyivania” anyhow. Afather onght to be president of bis own bacuing es ‘Tho mander of cight or ten Chinamen by American rowdies is rather a liberal offset for any injuries American citizens mey have sux twined during the Chinese riots. oo The of Erin is in prospect of being celeolm J.B. MAGRUDER, Agt. 1417 ¥. ¥. ave. baunted by Cronin's ghost. eee Es feels ‘allish at last, but it is October Fancy Striped Cotton Se. vests 2to 32; pants 2ito SZ... We. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Merino wck, sleeveless, Red aud Dark Blue,......35e. each NGS AND NECKWEAR. tuldren’s Embroidered and Lace th Oe 5c. Bisck Haus Huse, sizes 9, 235, 10.. BAUS POPULAR SHOPPING FLACK, py SEVENTH STREET. Beruzsps. ‘SATURE'S REMEDY FOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLES, ESPEClaLLy DIABETES AXD BRIGHT'S DISEASE. “I segura BETHESDA Woter the best in the ‘wuarket.” ‘Won. GEO. B. DAVIS, ‘Director General World's Fair. ‘Sold in Sealed 3 Gall. Bottles Only. ae. oel-2t ie Lasspcrcs & Bros THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. —“~ W. A. Prasce & Co. Successorsto E.G. Davis, 6 yaris ALL-WOOL STORM SERGE, 64 inches wide. Former price, $6.75. REM- NANT PRICE, €4.50 for piece. G yards 40-INCH ALL-WOOL GRAY HEX- RIETTA. Former price, ¢4.50. REMNANT PRICK, 83.75 fot piece. 4X YARDS ALI- WOOL SUITINGS, GRAY. Former price, $2.75, REMNANT PRICE, 82.38 for piece. 3% YARDS ALL-WOOL STRIPED CAMEL'S HAIR. Former price, $5.73. REMNANT PRICK, $3.75 for ptece. © YARDS G4-1NCH ALL-WOOL SERGE, PIGEON GRAY. Former price, $7.50. REM- NANT PRICE, $4.50 for plece. Ressaxts Or Buscx Goons. 6% YARDS 40-inch ALL-WOOL SERGE, BOCLE EFFECT. Former price, $0.75. REM- NANT PRICE, $5.50 for piece. 7 YARDS 40-INCH BLACK AND WHITE SERGE. Former price, ¢6.25. REMNANT PRICE, 87 for piece. 6 YARDS 46-INCH BLACK ALL-WooL HENRIETTA, Former price, $4.50. REM- NANT PRICE, $3.75 for pioce. ‘3% YARDS 40-INCH ALL-WOOL BLACK HENRIETTA. Former price, $4.50. REM- NANT PRICE, $3.26 for piece. 2% YARDS 48-INCH ALL-WOOL BLACK HENRIETTA. Former price, €2.50. REM- NANT PRICE, $2 for piece. 2 FINE WHITE LISLE VESTS, with high neck, long sleeves. Former price, GUc. REM- NANT PRICE, 7c. EACH. 4 FALL-WEIGHT MERINO VESTS for Indies. Size 30. Former price, 50c. REM- NANT PRICE, 41c. EACH. 2 FALL-WEIGHT VESTS for ladies. Size 36 inches, Former price, 3c. REMNANT PRICE, 2ic, EACH. REMNANTS OF HOSIERY. ODD SIZES IN CORSETS. ODDS IN MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, KEMNANTS OF RIBBONS. STS OF DRESS TRIMMINGS. TS OF EMBROIDERIES. NANTS OF LACES, KEMNANTS OF RUCHINGS. ALL AT LUW REMNANT PRICES, W. A. PIERCE & CO., Buccessors to E. G. Davis, ‘719 Market Space, Gorner Sth st. DAILY CHAT. ‘We have decided on one thing, ‘and with all the emphasis possi- bie. It will prove «good thing, too, for interested housekeepers. Boarding hous» proprietors ought to take kindiy to this in- formation, likewise proprietors of large institutions. It ought to attract everybody that wants tosave money. Weare going to close our Upholstery Depart- ment. Everything in it must go. ‘This is » GENUINE elosing- outsale. We use no subterfares to get you here. Woe play no farce comedies, but we sre in dead earnest. We are going to cut the prices clear out of the Upholstery Goods. We must do this in a hurry. Hence, all the ‘more urgent is our desire. A GENUINE CLOSING SALE. Our Lace Curtain stock is very large; we have over 700 styles to” select from. Our Portieres, Table Covers, Velour Tapestry, Silka- marked at prices apart without thinking. P4 Lace Curtains our 85c. now ‘In Lace Curtains oir ¢1.00 now Te. Dae aad In Lace Curtains our $1.50 n0w $1.20. In Lace Curtains our 81.75 now 81.40. In Lace Curtains our 82.00 now $1.60. And. furthermore, we are etving away with our €2.00 Lace Cur- tain and over a Fine Polished Pole, with Patent Spring Bracket and Heavy Brass Trimmines. In Portieres our $5.00 Chenille down to $3.25. ‘Our 86.50 Fringed Pop and Dot- tom down to 5 Wo have thoce in all the lending shades. 83.00 alto fringed top and bot- tom in all the new shades are marked 80.75. ‘We have @ fineiine of Im- ported Vienna Chenille Por tieres, which sold trom $8.50 to $11.C0; have all been marked down to $5.25. ie In Silkaline wo have all the Yeading shedes.as low a8 5c. per yard. A larwe line of Pisin India Silk, ‘31 inches wide, for Sie. per ‘Yard. Worth 50c. per yard. Now, this camnot.begin t0 tell you of the many more goods of value that we bave decapitated the profits of. Fassa Faxcres Ix Faz Fraxexs FERB YS. Thie weather ‘‘smacks” of fall and FLANNELS. Our stock has been ready and waitine for the tardy season. Now everything is compiete—and we ate ac- cordingly busy. We have some qualities and patterns that will please on sieht. Lots of the brands you know—from years of experience. The new oties yon will be glad to get acquainted with. Youcan have a “Jolly food" shopping tie among this variety. All ‘the designs are new—and rot a few strangers to any other stock in town. The prices we fo coupled with every feature makes it moreso. They are like a poor Piece of Flannel after wash day, all wrunk up. Good nows for buyers. We will take you part way through the stock. Keep your ears open now—your eycs’when we get among them. After tuis talk you ‘will want to be in their midst. SAXONY WRAPPER FLANNELS—. stripes and plaids—‘*A setting of thirty wuns"— 3 yard. “STEVENS STRIPES"—23 inches wide—liht and medium shades—most all stripes—50o. a yard. NOVELTIES in FANCY PRINTED FRENCH WRAPPER FLANNELS—43 styles—27 inches wide—a rpecial woirht “Hare Doxtar Srarzes. Notice what a variety we have got ‘‘quartered” here at BO cents a yard. ‘28-inek TWILL SCARLET (conbincai dyed) = 2°50 cents yurd.-@e 30-4ach PLAIN BCAKLE'T (cochineal dyed)— 8-50 cents a yard.-ea < 28-inch NAVY BLUL TWILL (indigo dyed)— (27-60 vents a yard.-@B 28-inch TWILL SCOTCH MIX—Brown and Biue— 88-50 cents. a yard.-GR 30-inch PLAIN SCOTCH MIX—Gray, Brown, and Biuo— 8-50 conte a yard. "GO 30-inch ALL-WOOL TWILL MIX, in four shades ot steel, 627-50 cente a yard.-@e 28-in. TWILLED WHITE SHARER— 82°50 cents a yard. @B 80-inch LAIN WHITE SHAKER— 82760 cente a yard. %¢ CREAM or BLUE Wi ING—already shrunken— 850 cents a yard.-@& 4-4 BLUE WHITE DOMET— 62°59 cents a yard.“@@ Hero is a lot that savors strongly of novelty. While they cannot be classed as “staples” they aro none the less desirabie SKIRT- h ORIENT FLANNEL—plain $1.25 yard. -inch XXX CREAM FLANNEL— Te. a yard. ‘36-inch JAPANESE FLANNELS—We. a yard. U-inch INDIA FLANNELS--C2ic. & yard. 81a yard. RA SUITING FLANNEL—40c. and Sie. a yard. ALL-WOOL SUITING FLANNEL— 50c. and $1.a yard. 54-inch CREAM BEDFORD CORDS— Got exactly FLANNEL, but a de- mand)— 26-inch Plain Elderdown—75e. a yard. 27-inch FANCY ELDERDOWN—O0c. and 75e. a yard, From 7ie. to 2a yard we are show- ing a line of EMBROIDERED SKIRT- ING FLANNELS that will call you toa halt to be admired. The patterns are different from any you have seen—here or anywhere ese. New-—ail of them. You will feel satisfied—thoroughly so—after you have taken us in from beginning to endin FLAN- NELS. Nothing could be richer—and more varied than this stoze full of fresh creations. Be about your buying. SEATON Prary, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH STREBT AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1849. (1:1 Telephone, 995, Jouxstows Teas at 731 7st. It eee W 4 AME CLOSED SATURDAY, OCT. 3, UNTIL SD. m., om account of held oe1-2t Do not lose sight of the new depart- ments—Ribbons, Yankee Notions and Drugwist Sundries—for they are full of pod things to your interost to know about. You will find in each of them almost anything you can ask for in their line. YANKEE NOTIONS. 1,000 Shell Hair Pins at 1c. each. 25 dozen Real Shell Hair Pins, with attractive amber setting. This pin is usually sold at 49c., but we closed out all the importer had, and can sell them at 12H4c. each. 25 dozen “K.B." Scissors, in all sizes, with sharp and blunt points warranted not to rust, Only 25e. each, 00-inch Nickeled Self-winding Tap Measures. Only 10c. each. ‘Barbour’s Linen Thread, all num- bers, in Black and Ecru. Only 7c. spool. Concentrated Ammonia, delivered at you door, &c. bottle. In placing our order for the cele- brated “Brainard & Armstrong's” ‘Spool Silk and Twist we included a few of every single shade manu- factured by them, which means that there is not a single shade in Gress fabrics or silke but that we can match itin both spool sill ‘and twist. Remember us at all tines for any shade you want, but remem- ber us partiewlarly when you want @ shade you cannot find anywhere ise. Silk, 8c. ; Twist, 2 for Se. Brainard & Armstrong's Embroid- A doten different kinds of Fancy Horn, Bone, Gutta Percha und Covered Lasting Buttons at the low price of Se. per dozen. Ouiht to be Be. and 10¢. DRUGGIST SUNDRIES. ‘We thought it complete at the be- ginning, but to make it the more com- Pleto we have added toit every diy ortwo, Heroarethe “drives:” Half dozen Aifferent styles of Good Bristle Tooth Brushes, only 8c. cach. Du- ‘Three styies of All-bristlo Hatr Brushes at 20c. that cannot be duplicated elsowhere under 45c. and 0c. Baby Hair Brushes, soft as velvet, ae Sestsloe Sell bask, 80: cant, for. WILLIAM H MeENEW, 22 4 983 Pennevivenis ave. nw. Canests: Canpers: Canrers: This cool weather makes them very setive. YOU should not delay making YOUR SE- LECTIONS, 80 they may be READY FOR YOU WHEN WANTED. We are getting VERY BUSY, but can still give YOUR ORDER OUR BEST ATTENTION. We are showing TWO SPECIAL LINES of Carpets, ONE OF INGRAIN and ONE OF BODY. BRUSSELS, which we think ECLIPSES ANYTHING IX THE MAR- RET; also some SPECIAL PATTERNS IN MOQUETTES which ARE VERY HAND- SOME, and our stock of Tapestry Carpets will PLEASE THE MOST FASTIDIOUS. In Furniture you know we make a feature Of bargains which cannot de duplicated. An Antique or Sixteenth Century Finished Oak Hall Rack, three fect wide, with seat and French beveled plate, for $17.50. We have Others from $6.50 to $150. A Five-piece Parlor Suite in Tapestry and Silk Pinsh for 83. An Antique Cheval Suite for $25. A Dining Room Suite in Antique Oak, con- taining an B-foot table, ono sideboard and six solid wood-seat chairs, for €39.75—and @ gcent many others. Come and seo us, We will save you money. W. B. NOFKE, ocl-st © STH AND PENNA. AVE, Loxpox Bazan, ‘715 Market Space, OFFERS TOR TWO DAYS ONLY FOLLOWING BARGAINS: 60 dozen CHILDREN’S FELT SAILORS, ALL COLORS, 71 cents; worth $1.50. 50 dozen Tan, Gray and Black PIGSKIN GLOVES; only 58. a pair. 15 dozen SUEDE GLOVES, in Tan only, at Tle. a pair. 600 GLORIA CLOTH 26-inch Umbrellas at only 950. On account of holiday Satunlay, October 3, our store will be closed until 4 o'clock. o01-2t “Tue Moxvuesras,” 987 AND 999 F ST. N. W. FINE MILLINERY, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &e. ‘The system of selling every article at a small profit, but of a thoroughly reiiuble quality, isa ruling princi- ple of this finn. OFENING EXHIBITION of TRIMMED MILLINERY Continued throughout this week. ‘More than 200 imported and exclusive styles. Allin all the largest assortment of fine art ever be- fore exhibited in this city. NOVELTY. . VARIETY. VALUE.” BUT HEME TODA’ ALUE. ‘We can speak of novelties and, telling of what we have to please the fancy, expatiate upon variety and attractiveness of new Fall stock, besides Trimmed Mil- liners, but iife is short—you have not time to read the half nor quarter of that which we could easily tell: therefore, with promise of variety and novelty second tonone in FINE MILLINERY, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &e., Wo shortly describe the best and truest values to be found. Here are convincing proofs in Novelties in Capes. Cloth and Plush—Black and colored—studdod, Jetted, braided, appliqued—fur, fringe and feather trimmed— a hundred varieties— €4.98 @12.98 $24.08 5.48 14.98 27.98 725 16.98 29.98 8.48 18.98 2.98 9.93 21.98 36.98 FINE CLOTH JACKETS. Serxe, Diagonal, Cheviot and Beaver, medium and heavy weight; latest and best styles. Piain or Fur Trimmed. 84.08. Oughttobes7. $8.08. Ought to be §12. 85.98, Ought tobe Ss. 810.75. Ought to be 815. 86.98. Ought tobe $10. $12.98. Ought tobe $17. Fine Cloth Gretchens. Choicest materials—stylish desicns, Ought to be $5.50. 86.98. Ouxht to be $10. Ought tobe 87. 87.118. Ought to be $11. Ought tobe#8. UWS. Cuzht to be 813. Novelties in Little Children’s Coats. ‘Too dainty to describe, In every color. ‘Look at them. Abundred styles. $1.98 to @16. ALSO GREAT BARGAINS THIS WEEK IN ‘Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Velvets, Ribbons, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Furs, Corset, Handkerchiefs, Neckwear, Umbrellas, Gossamers, Ladies’ Muatin and Silk Underwoar, Ladies’ Hosiery in Silk, Cashmere ‘and Cotton, also for Ciidren's and Infants’ Short and ‘Long Cloaks, Caps, &e., &c. Ena 98. 98. 98. THE MONUMENTAL, ol -3t* 937 and 999 F st. n.w. ee err i aaa are aa ier ars Kors Paanwacy, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E STS. N.W. AE ‘We offer today and until some of these goods are ‘sold out oF stock is reduced remarkably low figures. Wealways do offer iow frures, but these are special— tf pure! look the list over. ‘B5e. Bottles Bay Bum, imported, best. @1 Datmatian Insect Powder, reduced to........ At Ge. apiece for Mirrors, werth twice and three times as much. They must be sold. ‘81 Bars Conti's Castile Soap, White, nearly 4 pounds. Whole bar reduced to. 25e. Toilet Water, all odors, at prime 25e. Dressing Combs in horn and rubber, heavy ...10e Fine Combs, a lot assorted, down at. od Manicure Files, Scissors, Powder, Paste, Polish- Senne eeerearaep ‘Must be 80 ‘Wade & Butcher Razors at selling pricos— ‘Fe. Razor, Wade & Butcher, at. 1. % this fizare. Biacking Brushes to reduce stock at nearly cost, Biacking Sets in wood boxes: Brush, Dip and Blacking at... 's English All-bristle, down from $1 to 50c. All-bristle, rivetéd backs, in three sizes, re- duced to 7Gc., $1 and $1.25. o Peunch Solid Backs, extra values to reduce our im- complete, $1 Family Syringes, threo pipes, down at. 490 $1.25 Fanily Syringes, herd rubber pipes, down st. 750 - rtHOaspay. OCTOBER 1, 1991. a Pa | ‘726 7TH ST. e853 00, EER g8Ss = el S38 fe S&S 00” Exr 8ss8 = Buy them where yon can cheapest. Buy them where you get value for your money. Buy them where you can place your confidence. Buy them where no claptrap devices are used. Buy them where you can get agovd stock to choose from. Buy them where everyth img isalways fresh and new Buy them from TRE STAR SHOE HOUSE, 726 7th st. Svecut Presexts Toxornow ‘At 731 7th st. n.w. it Jouxstows Corrzgs st731 7s. Bosrxess Is Boome. LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOATS IN THE LEAD. ITH THE WEATHER— comes the rush—every-— Yody is making a bee—— linefor our LIGHT-WEIGHT OVER- COATS. We've doubled the force- —on duty there—tor the sake of prompt— service. You are “busy” buyers be—— cause you know what you want Sots of you took our advice and— jooked the field over days ago—ours— andothers—and your judgiment sends— you HERE for the garment EVERYBODY CAN GET SATIS —FACTION—we can guarantee th at ‘whether they want to pay much ot —littie, We Lave no “high-priced’ costs. $95 buys the best—but it’s a— Jong way from being a high price for— —the quality. Remember, it's a pai alle! grade with tailors’ doince st 845 — and 850. The prices como down th: scale faster than the wort, there are COATS, at $28, at 8: 822.50, at $20-tempting garments. People who have been around,— and looked, tell us we are stocked —— —to the popular taste. At $15 wehav: most as many styles as any otber— house has costsin their entire Iine. = What you would pay #18.nd $20 for— SSelsewhere is in THIS GRADE.— Only $15. ‘The end is at $10. W. —aon't think it's safe togo below that —auaity can't be relied on—so we stop— ‘where satisfaction is sure. = Werrecatering for everybody's trade — ‘The young men want short costs and— aobby effects—the middle-aged men— want the extremes toned down a— little—and the elderly men want com: tort without show. We know itand— thats the way we've provided. We've — sot everything in our own hands yo —kmow-WE MAKE THE COATS and— work in every possible point to your— —aavantace. = No better OVERCOATS are made. EVERY size is here. Some of our own desiening. — The best fabrics, 810 to 835 are no prices at all con sidering the qualities. Saxs Axpv Company, The Place For You To Trade. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH: STREET, 1t E ARE CLOSED SATURDAY, OCT. 3, UNTIL Bn. We will el from U0 10 o'clock Ladies! RAPES ENTEMPIGSE, 1241 11m st. 20. och A PARTIAL LIST OF OUR DRESS GOODS STOCK. WoW ow ppp cccr RRO OK wwew BD Sh AR RES Wee BB bck AAP SES Ww “w x Bop = TULA’ AR RE OK 4% ccs 00 #2, §°8 38 ek Go 88 4ss* Gco 00 => 811 MARKET SPACE. Read carefully the contents of this advertisement, as 34in. 45 in: Camel's Hair (stripe) ‘Tufted Ficured Camel deus Lidddddddddd dss 4 RT z. Cor, 11th and Fete, nw, ME Woonwann Axp Lormnor, 20TH. LTH AND F STS. N.W. Ovzxtsa or Ove Muss Geseau Faun Ovexixa CONTINUED Friar Axp Sarcupar, Oor. 2 & ss Panors REMNANT CL! TITTHIS “REMNANT DAY" IDEA 18 NOT F snew one with us We originated tt im T Washinston. For several years past enstom has Leon each woek to saparate from the ck of all departments the “Short “Odd mali Lots,” gos th become Foon folks best know the importence of these sale Decause they oftties secure just the thinesthey. want way beiow their reai valtte, and weareen abled to keep our stocks always fresh and as smal will be in proximity to th dopartinen’s. Some interesting Feapective things for Tomorrow. Mus vexisutxo Derantaenr. SMALL LOTS. 32 Lauptered Madras and 1, 15-1, 1 Bot 6 Linen if andk feuttce 11 Mandkerchiets. k Balbrigitan Underwist— 3, 40-6, 42 Drawers, . Heduced trom $1.25 to Very Fine Silk Suspenders, with Wis Soled—Welch, Marzetson & Co." and + Clark & Flagy’s best makes. Keduced frou $1.75 Pate. floor, Ist annex.) Doxzsnc Durss Goons DEPARTMENT. i, 11th st building.) Grove Deraurnest, noed to Oe. « pair. ‘Tan Real Kid Gloves, . Sizes SipandSk. Reduced S-button Tan French Kid damazed. Sizes Gi and 7. Reduoed from #1.50 to ®1.%5 a pair. (@ust floor, 1ith st. building.) > Fuasxer Deranrurst. About 100 “short Lengths” of White, Ool- ored, Striped, Enibroidered, Tennis, aud der: down Flanneis at low remnant prices. (Second floor, 1ith st. buildin.) Deranraest. SO remnants Dainask im lengths of Lito 3 Reduced prices, > remnants of Extra Fine Huck in 1\-yard Jensths, suitable for towels, at low remnant pric ‘With damask bonier, i\-yard lengths, for hem- stitching. Greatly reduced. 45 Daunask Towels, with knotted fringe and colored borders. Reduced to Le. each, 4 Linen Tray Cloth Reduce d from Ze. to I 5. 6-4 Cardinal Cloths, with Diack or white Dorders, edu e. each. iuced price. odd balfdozensof Napkins. Ranging from 50c. to 5 per half dozen. (Second floor. 11th st. building. ) Saawt Deranrarsr. 4 Superior-quality All-wool Shetland Shawls, in Black and mixed Gray—extra size. Reduced to #1.00each. (Third floor, 11th st. building.) Jenszy Deranrwext. “ODD SIZES." 1 Ladies’ All-wool Garnet Jersey—cashmere finish—sleeves neatly finisbed with cufls—sise Fo Reduced from $2.50 to $1.50. 2 Ladies’ Superior-quality Creain Cashmere Jerseys—with vest froncs—sizes 34 and 36, Reduced from $33.00 to 81.00 each. 1 Ladies’ Very Pine All-wool Black Cashmere Jersey —w: high fall 8 5 Reduced from #3.50 to #3.00. 1 Ladies’ Extra-quality All-wool Black Jersey, cashmere finisi—neatly trimmed with mobair and soutache braid and high full sleeves—size 2 Reduced to (Third floor, 11th st. building.) Sa A small lot of Striped Onting Shirt Waists, Soiled—all perfect and no pinks. Sizes, 5, 6 7.8, Gand'1l years. Reduced from Sic. to lie. Cauprews Axp Misses Derr. MENT. —o-— ODD SIZES. 1 Misses’ Check Cloth Newmarket—well ‘made—satin faced—larze plaits down the front— Size 12 yoars. Reduced from @11 to $3.50. 1 Misses’ Navy Blue Broadcloth Newmarket, ‘With capeembroidered in Black—light weight. Size 14 years. Reduced from $12 to 3.59. 1 Children’s All-wool French: Challis Dress— Cream, with Cadet Biue polka dots—yoke of plain surah, feather. Fears. Reduced fro: 1 Children’s Striped Surah Circular—shirred yoke and rolling collar—size 4 year. Reduced from $9 to 83. Croak Deranrsusrt. . nob) sce | 1 Light-weicht Broadcloth c 32." Reduced from #25 to 810. J 1 Licht-weiwit Dark Gowen Newmarketoéize 42. Koduced from $20 to #10, 1 Dari Groon Newmarket, with front, plush collar and cuffs all embroidered—rull sleeves, Bize 34. Reduced trom #40 to 210, (Thi floor, Lith st. building.) a Gossauzr Deranruext, —— 2 Silk Mstalesse Gossamers, 1 Gray, size 58 imches, and 1 Blue, size SU inches—tight-Atting Dacks and loose fromta. Reduced from $20.00 to $10.00. 1 Striped Silk Gossamer. Size 60 inches. Re- Guced from $18.00 to $10.00. 6 Enziish Gossamers, cloth surface. Sizes 56, 5S, 60 and 6%. Reduced from $12.50 to @4.00 each, (Third floor, 12th st. building.) Israxts’ Deranraesr. ros SMALL lors. * ‘One Infants’ Standine Beskets, used for wash- Stand set. Redaced frou €1.50 to 75e. 3 Infants’ Long Skirts, with deep ruffle of A small lot of Children’s and Misses’ Gowns, Hubbard styie—tucked yoke, with fancy atitch- ing between the tucks—nest pattern of em- Dbroidery around neck and sieeves—hand-worked Duttoa-ioies and pearl Luttons. Children's Sizes reduced from 0 to 75c. Misses’ reduced from 61.25 to $1.00. ~ Corser Deranreesr. : poerorncaril pairs Celebrated **C. P. la ‘Corsets — 21 ng 3 Sirene” Plame ncn ea tay ‘Sizes 19 and 20. Reduced from @2.25 to €1.50. ‘3 pairs “'I. C. a la Persepbone” Corsets, made of coutil with satin Gmisb—extra lencth—fine Jace trimmings. ‘Sizes 18, 20and 21. Meduoed from €3.00 to #2.50. PRE O WOODWARD & LOTMROP, 20th, 1208 and Pate, a. ol A. 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Non shrinkable emt, tel aX Ribbed Vests, bigh meck and tong nd Wool Ribbed Vests, igh nec ‘wear, the cnuure a wan UUr next advertuseueut Wii ve Saturday pM Ret advert Will appear in the Sat A. KAUFMAN, 909 Pa. ave. now, Branch Store, 3111 M st., Geonretows. At the request of odo their Many petrons that are Ping We sbiall ret Saturday A. KAUPMA’ 80y Pa. ave... tet Heh and oth Tue Resx Has Brovx. PUR ABILITY £0 PROPERLY © OSERVE A LARGE NUMBER “oo? oF PATRONSAT ONCE WAS THOROUGHLY TESTED VESTER- DAY. ALL DAY LONG THEY CAME IN GREA? NOMBERS, SOME FOR SUITS.OTHERS FOR FALL OVERCOAT. 8OME POR BOTH SUIT ANDOWROOAT. IN FACT, EVERY [PPARTMENT WAS WELL PATRONZED. TTTTHE “YOUNGST:RS, 100, t WERE OUT LN FULL PORCE, ? IT WAS A PLEASRE TO WaTCH THEIR HAM, CON- TENTED FACES AS THK WERE BEING FITTED FROI THE LARGEST AND MOST SELECT ASSORTMENT OF ME FINEST GARMENTS ON EAM. GREAT MAN OF OUR MA PATRONS AS FOR THE 2”, roorns, ret 2 00. BEST & CO. AND TE BROKAW BROS? MAKE OF CLOTHING. THEY ARE ALL WAKA WITH THEIR OWN TIGETS AND LABELS UPON THM, AND IN ADDITION TO TIIR GUAR- ANTEE YOU HAE OURS, WHICH YOU KNOW AS ALWAYS BEEN SUFFICENT bR YOU. ppp 0 NOT FORGE THAT WE D DP KEEP EVERTHING IN Dov THE LINE O1L/) ERIES: POR OOACKMEN, FOTMEN AND BELL BOYS, WAIDRS' JACK- ETS, COOKS’ COPS, CAPS, APRONS, BAR drs, DEN- TISTS' COATS ANI SMOKING JACKETS, BATH OBS, &e., be. Rosrsox. Paum & Co, cl = 1200, 1202 AND 220F ST. ¥.W. irom, the ‘west, Penh” AVE. “Tt you wane call and see my new Tall Wstalaueute. No interest statis With eech instrowedt. __gel-lw SST T Tae eae Oxe worp. ox WEaR. time to shake your inst bow any) are wore out, ten afte We and ee * ‘wardrobe. ee axents for Kow