Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1891, Page 4

THE EVENING, STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY . October 14, 1991. CTOSBY 5. NOYES .+-Bditor, THE EVENING STAR bas u regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any other paper im the city. Ay « local NEWS paper Advertising Medium ft has no competitor. There are some reasons for believing that the baro announcement, without details, of Mx. Edison's discovery of a new traction system for electric street car lines need not cause any ‘Uneasiness on the part of companies now lay- fag caple or experimonting with storage bat- tery. When the principie of action of the new plan for traction is known it can be seen whether it is worth while longer to tear up the strects ‘and inconvenience the public for the cable, o say nothing of spending immense sams on re- eying tracks and building power houses. The cable system is a vast improvement on th horse car. A stride of much importance is made in this city by the laying of cable lines im some of our principal thoroughfares, and whon any new system, whether by wires under the track or storage battery, is fully and suc- cessfully developed, there will be time to adopt the superior motor. The storage battery which supplies an individual source of power to each car and does not permit the stoppage of ail the cars of a system by some disarrangement of asingle cable or wire is the ideal motor of the future. Edison's plan docs not furnish in- dividual motors, but promises at least the dis- tinct advantages over tho trolley civctric system Of abolishing the disfiguring overhead wires. ——— ‘The tableland of Pamir, the backbone of the world, as some have thouzht who regard at as having been the cradle of the human species, is now of more political than scientific interest. Russian aggression in that quarter has at last fired the tory organs at London, and they are demanding prompt action by the government. Toothers besides Englishmen it would ecem that the time has arrived for somo serious efforts by England to check the tide of Russian conquest im Central Asin. From Pamir to the north frontier of India is only a step for a great mil- itary power. Beyond the Indus the native pop- ulation are in a state of unrest, and who knows if « bold push across that historic stream would not be rewarded by a revolt of all the Hindoos lying within easy reach of the invaders? Vam- bery, the great Hungarian travelerand scholar, long ago warned the English people of the con- sequences if they should not tind a way to stop the of Russia in Central Asia. Eng- land will not lose her Indian empire without the more serious loss of prestige as a great power of the world. poi eee ‘The proposition of the health office to have adepartment of inspection of dairy products with a practical chemist at its head is one that bas been put into practice with good resuits in other cities. The commonest articles of con- sumption, excepting only bread and water, are milk and butter. From the ease with which it is adulterated and the extent to which it is con- sumed by uncomplaiuing and defenseless chil- dren milk becomes the article of food which, more than any other, stands in need of inspec- tion. The proposition to organize a depart- ment of inspection for dairy products is one ‘that should be carried out, and one that when it is carried out should be rendered thorough im every respect. No real hindrance to an honest business should, however, characterize ‘the inspection. Indeed this would not long be tolerated. A plan to establish such a depart- ment should be most carefully considered be- fore adoption, but one should be adopted. +2 ‘The familiar anecdote of the farmer and his sons and the wheat cutting illustrates pretty ‘well the situation in the pension-pruning move- ment. So long as it was confined to the news- papers and political reformers it was not a serious thing for the interloping mother bird andher young. But when once the veteran himself and his household decide to apply the scythe to the crop of abuses the birds might well make up their minds to vacate the prem- ises. Dropping figure for fact, it is very clear ‘that the only effective reform of the methods for obtaining pensions must come from the large, honest and patriotic class benefited by Fight use of the nation’s gratitude. If in justice to themselves, in justice to the tax- payers, in justice to the fair fame of the country the veterans themselves resolve to see that a system of pensioning only the actual sol- diers of the republic is adopted, the reform will be accomplished. ——_+2—___. ‘The Ichang riot in China was worse than first reported, because it was not then known that soldiers were guilty of the outrages on the missionaries and other foreign residentsand that mandarins who were present did nothing to check the rioters. This adds a darker element to the affair which increases the dificulty of ‘the Chinese government in rendering satisfac- tion and affording guarantees for the future. If Chinese officials wink at and Chingse sol- diers commit intolerable outrages on foreigners residing in China, it is high time for the for- eign governments to demand and secure better Protection for their people there. Indianapolis is a | | Hovsexzerzes Detionrs. OPENING OF HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. Be sure and attend our opening sale of Linens, Biankets, Comforts and Quilts on Thursday and Friday, October 15 and 16. Wehave a magnificent stock to show you, and a large variety and many real barains, and we know there is nothing we keep which delights the hearts of housel:sepers so much as these articles, which add sttraction and comfort to their bomes. Below we quote a number of things you will find at our opening. Read carefuily: TABLE LINENS. @4-inch German Table Damask, bleached, extra quality, 40, 50, 6236 and 75e. 50s. A lotof 15 pieces einer, hence the price. 70-inch Puli latest de signs in patterns, at 75, S7i¢c.. @1, $1.25, $1.00, €1.75and 82 per yard. and % Nepkins to mateh. We ust stop and cali your attention to our #1 Linen. It is Andrew Reed's make of Scotch goods, elegant weight and nish; and as for psiterns—you have never secu the like of them before. 12 designs in all—every one different and entirely now. og Hal Bleached Double Dark. patter, fe Water Lily, at 82 pee yard. match at 8. ‘Newand veauuitul. © *° 64-inch German Unbleached Damask, 50 and 75c. 64-inch Cardinal Damask, White and Black vorder and plain Cardinal, ‘Tai TABLE CLOTHS AND SETS. Knotted Fringe Bleac! ‘abie Cloths, 2 yards equare, at $2; 2x25 yards at $2 50;215 yards at $3. Plain White Dainask Cloths, with Napkins to match, ds patterus. Superb quality. Colored Borderad German Linen Cloths, 65-85 in., at $1.50; 232% yards at $2.25. Extra fine quality Colored Bordered Table Sets, Qutig yards, at $0.50; 2x3 yards at $7. The Lest quality € ders, Black borders atl is. a German, Scotch and Irish $; Napkins, full selvedzed eaves, ali pure linen, $1, $1.23, 81.50, $1.75, $2, r— Extra values. x $1.75, $2, $2.50, 83, 83.50, 84, 85, 86 Beautiful desicns, 4 Whito Linen Doylies, 75c., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.7: nd $2.50, 4 Colored Bordered Linen Doslies, 75e., $1 and $1.25. Silk Finger Bowl Doylies in White and colors, $1.50 per dozen. Linen Tray Cloths, bleached, 50 and 623e. Linen Pantry Cloths, bleached, $1.50, 8250 and @3 adozen, TOWELS. In Towels we can suit any one. Plain Fringe Huck Towels at $1.50, $1.75, 82. $2.25 and $2.50 a dozen. Special values for the money. Pure linen, In Tow t 25e. we have a very large assortment in buck, in plain and knotted fringe and bemstitched and im damasked—piain and knotted fringe. Pure linen. We make this price Towel a leader in the stock. Extra values in Fino Towels at 3734c.—30e.—62i¢e.— Te.—81. 26250 in. Fine Huck Towel, with damasked side ‘band and border. 75e. ; worth 81. 26x50 in. Damask Towei, worth $1.25, for $1. 15x26 in. Birdeye Knotted Fringe Towel, $1.50 8 dozen ; worth $2. Linen Turkish Towels, bleached, 75e. and $1, and colored border, €1.50. English make. on Turkish Towels, bleached, 25e., 37}¢., and Linen Turkish Towels, colored. 50c. to $1. Richardson's 4-4 Bleached Linen, 373¢¢.—S0c. — E2c.—75e. SOc. 87 gc.—B1. German Pillow Linen, 45 in., at 50e. to 81 Gdc. and . and 54 in., G2. to $1. 10-4 German and French Linen Sheeting, $1. ‘Crashes in plain and plaid in great variety. BLANKETS. ITH SAlLs w sad ERE FULLY SET . TLL Satire : 8O TO SPEAK, WE ARE NOW QUITE READY IN OUR NEW MAIN STORE, AS WELL ASIN OUR BRANCH STORES, TO CATER TO THE SHOE WANTS OF THE COMMONITY. OUR VARIETY OF FOOTWEAR IN- CLUDES EVERYTHING DESIRABLE AND SERVICEABLE FOR MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD-FROM THE 75e. SOLID SOLE DU- RABLE SCHOOL SHOX FOR BOY OR GIRL TO THE FINEST EVENING SHOES FOR THE SOCIETY BELLES AND BEAUX. MM MM EEB nN Pad Re BMaM E. ERE 88 i BAN EE RN OR MMS kee 8 RNC IN OUR OLD MAIN STORE WE WERE 80 HEMMED IN THAT WE NEVER COULD DO OUK MALE PATRONS FULL JUSTICE— FOR MEN ARE GENERALLY IMPATIENT AND OFTEN RATHER PAY MORE FOR THEIR PURCHASES THAN SUBMIT TO BEING CROWDED OR MADE TO WaIT. ‘THE ROOMINESS OF OUR NEW STORES WILL DO AWAY WITH ANY FURTHER INCONVENIENCE. THE CORK-SOLE SHOE HAS BEEN GAINING MORE POPULARITY FROM SEASON TO SEASON, UNTIL NOW IT HAS ALMOST BECOME INDISPENSA- BLE FOR FALL WEAR. IT DOES NOT ADD TO THE WEIGHT OF THE SHOE, AND BEING A NON-CONDUCTOR OF HEAT, COLD AND DAMPNESS IT KEEPS THE FEET DRY, WARM IN WINTER AND COOL IN SUMMER. WE HAVE MEN'S CORK-SOLED SHOES AT $2.50. MEN'S NOVELTY CORK-FILLED HAND- MADE SHOES AT $5.00. MEN'S GENUINE CUSTOM.V''"r CORK. SOLE 8.0Es AT @4.00. TX EITHER CONGRE*S OR LAC: D. ANY WIDTH. BER 00 00 TTIT 555, Bee ese -£ BS Pp O 388 oF 58 EBB 00 00 *T Sss5 HAVE ALWAYS BEEN OUR STRONG HOLD. WE PROBABLY CARRY A LARGER VARIETY OF MEN'S AND BOYS’ BOOTS THAN ANY 5 OTHER HOUSES IN TOWN DO TOGETHER. WHATEVER YOU BUY FRUM US YOU ARE SAFE AS TO QUALITY. WE ALLOW NO SHOE TO GO INTO OUR SHELVES THAT WE ARE NOT WILLING TO STAND BY, AND BUYING, AS WE DO, IN THE LARGEST QUANTITIES FROM THE MAKERS DIRECT, OUR PRICES ALWAYS SHALL AND MUST BE BOTTOM. WM. HAHN & CO.'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE. NEW MAIN STORE, 900 AND 932 SEVENTH STREET, 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 231 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 8.E, P. S.-ANOTHER EXUIBITION OF SHOE MAKING BY MACHINERY THIS EVENING FROM 7:30 TO 9. 1t Ar 615 Asp 617 Pexx. Ave aN Our Blanket stock is full of most desirable goods rally the bert valuee welavecveroftesi, © | EER X cog EERE p pRRNN NEFF 10-4 White Wool Blankets, $3.25, 4.25. 8ands7.| ke SX § Ske EE EE NNN t 11-4 White Woo! Biankets, #4, 85, 8t, $7, 87.50,| F 2 XX O CE OL L NNN T 8, 05.50, 60, 90.50, G10 ami o13, EERX “X OcO EFRULLLLULLEEEN NN T 12-4 White Wool Blankets, $6.50, $8.50, $9, $10, | Fry Trt @11, $12 and 313. Fr At M gSs z 0 SEE 13-4 White Wool Blankets, $8 and 813. FE AA E 53s. 8 OG RK Red Biankets and Gray, in great variety, from92.50|f AMAL rts Sss8 F SoG EM to 87. ‘Most of our Biankets are California goods, and you know because of the fine wool in them you get warmth without so much weight. CoMForTs. 100 Cheese Cloth, Chaliie and Silkaline Comforts, in snd figured, at $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2 and $2.50. Eiderdown Comforts at $6 and 87.50. 50 Colored Print Comforts from 81 to #3. If you wish a pretty Comfort on your bed buy from our Cheese Cloth, Challe, Silkaline or Eiderdown. ‘The patterns are works of art. QUILTS. 2c0; 1 0G] E 10-4 Fringed Colored Quilts, Red and White and Biue and White, 81. 10-4 Michelene Quilts, @3. 9-4 Crochet Quilts, 11-4 Crochet Quilts, $1.15, $1.25 and $1.50, 12-4 Crochet Quil 9-4 Marseilles Quilt 11-4 Marseilles Quil ‘SHOWS IT.” $5.75. SUITS, $20 UP. Beautiful patterns, excellent qualities. There is no use of talking any further about our Furnishing TROUSERS, $5 UP. = Goods, you must see them to appreciate them, and we aational straw caly 00 far as it io found to be | cstend to all a confial invitation to"exsmine ther EX3 HH §O 0% connected with general politica, Its chief sig- | cuchiy our stock. at Sn # $ 33 nificance in democratic eyes is that it oceurred BRN OH SS SO? Trae tae in the President's home city. The vote would | "Tap Mf. ToT HOM EER seem to be an indorsemont of the present deti- bru t ui ge cratic mayor's administration. 937 and 039 F st. nw. + 8 8 te gy "IR dengan A nok ov. The St Louis woman who claims to be a y & HE 9's Be daughter of Queen Victoria docs not mako it] FINE MILLINERY, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, Ef HE 88 Bb clear that the purpose of the declaration is otk giddeeissat aac aa nomena social prominence, but there is reason to sue. bese peep rere ToS! pect that she has been taking measurements of —_— pplication. it the Anglomaniacal tendencies that develop con- AUTUMN ATTRACTIONS, etantiy. a ee Srectal— ‘The Philadelphia officials who are being in-] | LADIES' HOSIERY AW: D UNDERWEAR Yestigated will indeed be fortunate if the senate 4s content, aa the legislature's committee has | 5 go A Ladies’ Genui: been, te convict the lavs under which they have Bowo, in beet Tateerss, tw alkcoion | Topay Our Specran Tare conducted business, Sudopera shadea. ‘Also , HOSIERY. Ths! ropa” “ich Dien” Rat- | Istoladice again. Fred Douglass has no need to defend himself Coad cee nc ren, | Otereiaht years ao on the subject of his yeara. He is well known| BlscEscaaranteed. ot Ese. ;Vatue test | Te bawan to talk to tis community as an example of remarkable vigor iu advanced | ay gge cwiscs tea passage cee life, and he is not too old to criticise his critics gluding ‘Mediu aud Heavy-weight | Weare stil at it, and with youthful vigor. HOSIERY. Fs: Black Hose, faucy oot pattern. | propose to continue, in nl Thcheliou mbbed wk ga! | We have built up our business Honest Germany is excited over revelations aie irr miuhapestclears : es Ta of gross bribery in the court and cabinet circle. Eatyvest ie thorsuruis" tant | tateot style in Jecketa; Wrape, The rascals who caase national shame have a Before leaving the mills.” At Zoe. Coats, Feather Boas, @istribution area as large as the habit prone inde a as table ptian Cotton Vests, | most of which are direct globe. = sleeves, at Suc. ———__-+ = __ Vesta, all wool, extra perience delights Urnguay had a revolutionary uprising, acon- a Ebaberertar ae ee eee ts endo in jail inside of three ‘MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AT 40¢. gives youservice, Itise v4. She is now waiting for some other peculiar sort of delight ountry to come in and break the reeord. Tree evade azo 0 areata, thele aval velo belts | sc0 tay prove scenfertiiie ail Gin viecsite -_ OO Oo NIGHT GOWNS, yoke back and front, full length at the same time. st width. nae The reports cf snow that come from various | “HT NIE, open front, trimmed with embroidery | Our sales area source of parm of the country chime in very harmoni- | 914° 0 se rere cassllont Mosiin, with Cam. | emdlews delight fo thoes whe ously with the political cold days that candi | vrs rutius. " | appreciate ‘good roots.” dates are promising each other. rider eT WERE, cpen and closed, with rafBe | we naa a epiondid eenortment —— CORSET COVERS, V shape, fine Torchon Lace and | to select from, ‘New York is to have a new Mohammedan | ‘ther stitching. abperparaio ny mosque. She can't have too many churches, MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. that is sure to please. nn to eternity are very rapid in BIST, CPeREA, 8 Rew Importation of late ‘of | We want to instill into ‘at eity. rane sts " 2 Ghostland ims! novel deawue recived tis sete peteeimaayt igercnagmln lata ———_+-+-+_____ je have wari buying of the house proverly ‘The manner in which Tascott is brought to | forin moiels: tiso showing a very janrecollestion of | shan in any other known way. sitention eguin might kindle a suspicion that | osrown work room, Prices Speen We sell property, as he is anxious to pave the way for a safe return | 290 dozen Ladies’ Misses’ end Chfdren's Fine Pur | our hundreds of customers will testity, fom seclusion. Feit Hate sud Bonnets, ‘every ew shape | You cannot see a finer lot of nnn |ACKETS AND ‘Winter Wraps anywhere than, China finds herself on the verge of war, and x a Tegrety mors and more that she couldn't have ‘been allowed to keep her big wail up aad live in | gf2dex, seciusion. —————<---—___ “If Fassett is defeated in ‘York he will Rave to make a point of attecding the world’s fair, just to show that be bears it uo ill will —_—_——- Some of the people who are getting out re- cently acquired German titles for fall wear will be careful to remove the price marks. ‘They don't throw bricks at an Ohio political demousiration. They beave tin plate. Roy Waiting Jackets’, 6108 to $55 each. Value sie and Wraps, $12 to635ench. Value, FUR Ci iE he ot j§€ THE MONUMENTAL. rea J. C. HUTCHINSON’, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ¥.w. ‘G2 You are most cordially invited to OUR NEW MILLINERY PARLORS, COR, 13TH AKD F STR eecceceee Anezhibition and woe An experience fF sececcevee ° eale of furs, the 3 twelve years inthe > 3 most tmportant § fur business, cou- > thes city has wit- 3 pied with @ cash 5 nevsed, occurs to- = business, assures > morrow at the 3 reliable goots at > Palais Royal. 3 moderate prices, ¢ . % ot 00 per. RRR NN NW eo Goa. > 2 x N e S38 FF fe Fe [ HAE Boo oo PO Kxw NOD NkKN GaG OF THE 1601-08 Pore CE Am Ry Poue Be eg , fA Sp 38 ERS w kB wee 24 "ss8 “00 NON OS (THE PALAIS ROYAL opened a today, the object being the sale of the nearly half furriers’ quotations. I Fur Department just twelvo years ago Best Furs at Palais Royal prices—i. it required some years to educate the People up tothe fact that reliable furs only were tobe had, and not the trash usually to be fornd outaide of t! jhe furriers’ stores. ‘Today we Lave only to announce the ‘*Opening” of our Fur season to know that our regular patrons will, as heretofore, gladly profit by the usual Souvenir of the occasion, viz: 10 Pen Cexr Discouxr. (One-tenth of marked prices.) ‘We write the following to those who are new to Washington and who have yet to learn that those who pay much of the business done is credit promptly and shop at stores where are charged prices that help to make good losses incurred by those who never pay. 10 per cent discount may mean much or little, Itmeansmuch when it is considered that the Palais Royal Furs are marked in plain figures, withonly the small profit added to the maker's price that a cash business alcne affords. It also means much when sou remember that you obtain choice of an entirely new stock. ‘The discount means, in fact, that you are offered Furs at from 15 to 25 er cent less than the prices that will prevail later, since Furs have much advanced since we purchased the stock which will be opened to public view tomorrow. ‘The very welcome additional souvenirs to this year's “Opening” are the Fur-trimmed Wraps which are included st 10 per cent discount. Interest- ing details below. Pastas Rovars Paice Lisr oF RRR, 5883 ‘cu CUR OR S88 T WHICH I8 Sczsecr To Revistos Later. ‘The advances in the price of Furs will necessitate higher prices when we have to replenish stock. This foct—IT 18 A FACT—should make you better appre- ciate the ‘*Opening” Souvenir. 10 Pes Cexr Discovnr. 9 Deduct one-tenth from the prices quoted below, Anmats ‘TO WEAR AROUND THE NECK. Of course not reaily.the animal itself, but with such perfect imitation of the head that it seems asif the creatute weretwined around you. This reads rather awful, but try on one of these ornaments for the neck and you'll know why they are the rage today in. London. ‘Opossum, @4: French Seal, @4; Mink, #0: Krimmer, 26.68; Astrachan, @5.95, and Monfilon, €5.35 Moufilon is the latest craze; feels like wk; comes in @ lovely tint of Blue, also White and Beav: ‘The Moutfilon Scarf Collar. is another novelty. Blue ‘end Black, $6.68. Hiavs, Ero. FOR CLOAK AND HAT TRIMMINGS Heads, complete to the teeth. tongue, eyer, de. Mink, Krimmer, astrachan, 20 to Bic. each. Owls made of beaver fur, 60c. each. The claws of tho seal ‘and beaver, 68c. each. Cares, With LOUIS XVI AXD OTHER COLLARS. ‘These are 19 inches at back. Coney, $5; Black Hare, 86.68; Lynx, $10.68; Seal, €13.35; Astrachan, $16 and #19; Marten, 24; Nutia, $10 and $25. The Nutia is of the beaver family, so near a relative that its fur bas all the appearance and tho durability of beaver. ‘The following Capes are 24 inches at back: Seal, $20; Lynx, $24; Wool Seal, $20.08; Astrachan, 835; Krimmer. $48. These capes would bo more properly termed wraps, solong are they. You will admire the {fit uot Jess than the superior skins. 91.25, 81.68. Black Coney, $1, $1.25, $1.68 Black French Lynx, $2; Raccoon, 85.35, and $2.30 beaver, $10 and $11.35; ‘Mink, 610 end $12.68; Seal, $19 and 622, Paras Rovar Paice Lisr oF For-Tanorn Garuenrs OFFERED AT 10 Pes Cexr Discourr DURING Tue Oresixo Or Fons. ‘The collection comprises the now long capes with slbeves; the latest style Military and English Box Coats; Paris Novelty Refers, with Louis XVI collars. ‘The Jackets and Reefers are the correct lengths, rang- ing from 30 to 25 inches. Thestyle, fit and finish of the Palais Royal garments will be found equal,tin fact identical with the considerably higher priced garments of the credit stores—comparison will show this. Besides our matchless collection of fur-trimmed garments we are showing braid-trimmed and Plain tailor-made wraps of every description. We draw especial attention, however, to the fur-trimmed garments, since the discount of 10 per cent is during the “Opening” of Furs, for this week only. ‘The following are pointed to as extraordinary rood values at the prices marked on the qarments. We quoteths marked prices, deduct one-tenth to arrive ‘at the prices for the “Opening.” Tur New Caves, English Cheviot Capes, 39 inches long, with coqe foater trimming. +819 Imported Cheviot Capes, richly trimmed with fouthers and Jet... English Broadcloth Capes, with and braid trimming. Exrna Loxe Coars, 1 Black Cheviot Jackets, with astrachan collar, Black Cheviot Reefers, ro!l collar, braid | ings, lap seams. Sizes 3: to 42. Cheviot Reefer, Navy or Biack, bot } roll collar, aide pockets... Chevron Reefer, Navy or Black, full roll collar of ‘astrachan, fronts lined with satin... Black, Navy and Tan Reefers, {ull roll collar of astrachan fur, brald loops, side pockets, satin. lined fr vnts. Black Cheviot Refers, seal roll collar, braid orna- ments, sstin-iimed fronts. $15 Black and Ton Chevron Jackets, tight back, loose front, lap seains, fall collar of mink fur. #16 Black Cheviot Jackets, roil collar of astrachan fur, 16 Iined all through with heavy satin... Black Bedford Cord Jackets, 33 inches long. with Very Fine Cheviot Jackets, 36 inches long, lined all through, rolled collar 0: Black marten..825 Black Jackets of imported Cheviot, lined through with heavy satin, full collar and fasten- THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. ¢. WEDNESDAY) OCTOBER 14, 1891. ways TOMORROW'S SPECIAL SATE WILL a REVIOUS EEFORTS. WE. GOODS “ALWAYS THE CV EAPEST. OM THE MANUFACT LARGE QUANTITIES STRICTLY VOR ©. BLES OS TO QUOTE AT ALL TIMES PRE AT ARE “ALWAYS THE CHEAPESI.” $2.00. Doz Haxo Exonavep eecmn gasses, $1.35. re will ve tomorro’ ‘initial. ne SeuaareAeaer gy Je ton oot futon by bend, and orders wil be filed ig the onler they are taken. mag Fear orders. early, NO MOLE Peas DOS ENGRAVED FOR ANY ONE CUS- $35.00 Frexcn Curxa Disxen Ser, $22.50. ‘These sets are wade of Preach china, magnlfcentl hand decorated, Tuo wages cf ever? tere ers Sulsied im fine burnished gold end contain the follo ving Pe Pinner Piates, 12 Breakfast Plates, 19 Tee Fates ap lates, 2 Sanco Plates, Butter Plates, 12 Caps and 5: 1 Pickle Dish. ‘Thia set os a barea! $4.48 Apunax Ser: 8. These Toil ie tin china, the doc liand panied, NO wore than 25 perm:tted to be wo: $7.48 Avauxmse To: re Sets are the save as abo’ $6.48 Torer Sers =f ‘These Sets are of fine china, hand-painted decora- tions, Brimhed in rold. Cheap at St. a8. $8.50 $9.98 Tonst Sets... $1.93 ‘Same as above, with Jar. pew s! -painted > eae $6.48 Fise Tea Theeo Tea So's are entir=| decorations, Ouished in gold; Une Aiuerican china. A darenin at $6.48 $10.48 FPresce Cara Tr. BUYING h. IN i §: me ‘Toner 92.98 fMnished ingoid. Re ‘Gaely re i iver. We cuarantes the wear to be better than silver plate, as there is nothing to wear off it, being pure silver etal, 81,65 Sew Suxen Mage, Spoons. $1.25 Canvixe Ksire Asp These are made the samo ss above. ORK... oO Bc These Cary 25c. Prate> Berren Ksrves..190 These Butter Knives arc ot vod plate and’cai, be ha fa fancy oF plait patterna, NS MS A 2.48 Sezs Kazves Axp $1.98 steel tnd Bave ee Lien” tae T5c. Pocker Kxrves... 48c Theso Pefknives have 4 blades, uu in fhe tollowius handles. Peati, hort, tortoiss shell aud im ai bone. 48. Tyroxren Rosz Bowzs. 35c Nover did we fmport such beautiful Kose Bowls, The colors are maynificentiy blended and have bad an enormous sale at 48c. $1.25 Inronren Janpistenes.. 980 ‘These Jardinieres are the fine imported ones, large 38c. Crsravons geibere Cuspadors are 20. Tus Cura Faro Prates Ar, mae iuade of fine “ity i thin ch:na. re hand painted, fluted edge and Gin- 98c. 1-2 Doz. Cres Axo Sav. crrs T5e ‘These Cups and Saucers ure of fine thin chins, deco- rated with a fine gold band. A big seller at O8c. hand painted and ved $6.98 Axsoxra Crocn. Tirese Clocks are made of sron, bemutiial.y Buisied in Black and Gold. "They strike’ every hour and belt hour, having a fine cathedral gons, and go eight days ihe Works are the very best and warranted. A bargaiit a bowl and sh and also ha 20c. Srezuxe Suver Tur. BLES... ™ These Thinbies sre euarwatoed ww be 20c. Har These Hair Pi ‘patent extinguisher. oc sterling silver. 48c. Coroner Gas Grozrs.... ‘Those Globes are sold at an Bxtiure stores 48c. Decoraten Svcan Sur, ERS.. These tops. Sides ake" bata” palied” “aad” have plated Turnover Doven Ese EATERS: These Besters 10c. Parest Nurmes Gnar- ERS. Using tiiese Grater 15c. Nicxer, Srove Poxens. 10c ‘These Vokers are fully nickeled, cheap at i5¢. : Co, Noms, Gas Leman ASe 5c. Grass Facrr Bowrs ‘Theve Bowisure entirely new and cheaj $25 Snvm Tea Ser 319.90 5c tezblnget is adeof quadruple plate andl ¢ coffee pot, star cream pitcher apd Shooh holier: “Guaranteed for 30 yearn: 48o. Ls. Parer Axo Enver. OPES... 38c These bois Contain one full pound” of” Weal Irish Linen Paper end 90 envelopes, RR 48 8-Dax Crocas.. $1.48 Sere, 1. THE {TH AND E STS. ¥.W., FRANKLE & CO. —o JUST RETURNED. —— Our buyers have just returned from ‘New York, and new goods have already berun coming in. We muy make room for these goods, and to do so we have Put prices.on most of our present stock ‘which cannot fail to make them go. ‘The following list will give you an ides of how Prices run: 0c. Wire Sponre Baskets. Good Whisk. coon I5e. Good Double-blade Chopping Knife. Se. Embossed Susar Sifters......... Se. Cake Turners... Qe. Cork Pullers. " O5e. Wire Cup and Saucer Fascis, 20c. Bottle or Chimney Cleaners, Oe. Patent Veretnbie Strainer. Ae. Six-rine Muffin Pan, 2, Eight-riac Muffin Sie. Twelverring Mufin P. ‘B0e. Large Tin Water Pails Sc. Lane Square Bread Bo 200 Milk Strainers... 10c. Ali colors Susif Paper, 43 shects (rams Scrubbing Brush (new and good). . Stove Brasbes. + Wooden Knife and For’ Tray. ccc. . Nickel Poker and (Lifter... - Pianished Tin Graduated Cups... - Puritan Cooke - 2 pint Crown Scorch - B-pint Crown Scorch: ¢ Pots . pint Crown Scorch-proof Chocolate Pots S-pint Crown Scurch-yroo! Chocolate Pots, he. Three-ring Ex Poachers 30c. Six-ring Exe Poachers. $1 Shakespeare Tabics—regular price €1.48—ior. - Soup Plates, 7-inch, 6 for, Square Decorated Vegetal ‘2We. Square Decorated Bread Plat $8¢, Majotica Pitchers, gation. 4 85e. | 5c 7TH AND H STS, N. W., FRANKLE & CO. BRA 6 tT OMM MM = ie as UU MuaM = Ss mis RA UD Maa — a4 uw MMM POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. Your Srsorat Arrextios. Allow us to hold it during the Perusal of this advertisement and the result will be a mutual Denefit. We wish to direct your attention toour superb line of Livus axp Misses) Wanars. Our showing this season comprises the and stylish garments only. ‘The fit of each * garment ‘we guarantee to be perfect, the workmanship ‘unexcelled. ‘We have concentrated cur efforts on the following. ‘They are REMARKABLE ‘values at the prices ‘mentioned. ‘Misses’ Black Cheviot Double-breasted Reefers, extra long, sizes 12, 14 and 16. $3.50 exc. Misses! Enviish Twill Reeters, Tan and Gray, extremely stylish, $5 xacu. Navy Biue and Black, ‘ornament trimmed, $6.25 Ladies’ Black Chevron ackets, double breasted. tailor made, extra long. WITH BUTTONS, $6.50 wirn onxaments, $7.50 Ladies’ Chevron Reefers, ASTBACHAN LAPELS, ‘Orpament trimiued, $9.75 ‘Noveitice in Children's ‘and Misses’ Garments. ‘The most stylish cloths ‘and nobby shapes, $5.50. 20 $17.50 ‘Novelties in Ladies’ Refers ‘and Capes, in cloth ‘and Matlasee, $6.50 ro $32.50 Wecal Your attention Srrcut Sire oF Rea Lace Corrarss, IBISH POINTS AND TAMBOURS. rnices $5 ro $16.50 $20. AU A ‘523 11TH STREET. reane Tasze....... =~ D148 | wo are now tuity prepared OL. exL2 i ancl Ne oe aigs with 8 bottoms, to.show all the latest Seat TAT ‘Ter7 stroné | Fringes, Girdles, Collars, Ornaments, and in fact x SHORE SEY ce a ProoAA q ae 3 aa 4 s12-814 7TH WRAREHEADQUARTERS FOR Mir LINERY. WE CARRY MORE STOCK THAN ANY FIVE RSTARLD MENTS IN THE CITY, AND Ov PRICES ARE FROM CENT LOWER, A CLEAR SAaVIN@ FOR You. Is OUR =a FRE E ERY Hl bastoali§ beet & DEPARTMENT WE OFFER THF Polr LOWING SPECIALS POR THE COMING Ween “2 FIRST QUALITY AMERICAN FELT Misses aud Children, im a VPLVET CROWN SAILORS, silk ritten Dands, ailcolors. Rewular price, Wc. and ‘Toc., at @20. CRILDREN'S TURKISH CAPS. Rege- lar price, 750, Bost quality at Sie PLUSH TOP SAILORS, best quality. Regular price, #145. Your choice at 880, All imported Hats at prime cost. IN LADIES’, MISSES’ ANDCRILDREN'S wow Ww RR ree. www ek A Pp Ss Sewn BE Ak BP Oty ww w & ga ar We offer the followiag special bargains: Ladies" aud Misses’ Jacke’, chevron cloth, tailor made, felled sears, (ull length. Keg lar price, $5.50. Special price, crea. an. garment comes tm Reefer style or tight fitting, with vost Front, Your ‘ehorce of both. Ladies’ and Misses’ Cheviot Reefers, roll- ing collar, tailor ansde, felled seams, wllk frogs, 27 imches long. ‘They are regular @5 garments, Our price is 278. Ladies’ Fur-trimnmed Diaronal Cheviot Reeier, tailor unde, full length, silk frogs. Regular value is 8S. Special price, 2.8 Ladies’ Cape Coats (the latest novelty tm Ladies’ Wraps). Black cheviot, braided, studded with cut Jet uail beads, satin finish, tatlor made. Regular value is 618. Special price, Fe 88.5.8 Ladies’ and Misses’ Genuine Astracham Pur-trimmed Coats, full revere, best quality iagonal chevict, mik frocs, tailor made, Satia fuish. Keguler valueis Special price, f9-89.50.-we Weare displaying the larest assortment of imported nove:ties wy Ladies’ Walking Coats, Long Capes, Jackets, &e., in this city, Which we offer a: ies than they cost to uuport. (CHILDREN'S VESTS. ‘Merino Vesta, peari buttons, silk stitehed around neck, bouns with sulk braid, finest ‘Child's Vest sold for the money. Ba The abv LADIES’ FURNISHINGS. NURSES’ APRONS. ‘8c. Aprons—Lace bottoms, full width, strings, at Lie. INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT. €2.25 Infants’ Coste—embroidered a. ‘$2.50 Infants’ Coats—embroidered capes, embroidered around bottom, @1.08. CHILDREN'S SHORT COATS. €2.25 Children's Coate—Eiderdown in all colors, stripes and plain. Mother Hubbard and Gretchen styles, €1.80. $5.98 Children's Silk Costs—very band- gain price, $4.75; 2 and 4 years. CHILDREN’S CAPS. Children's Caps—We have the largest and oS TTT TTT TTT Tees Ose WORD! UNDERWEAR. — ‘Now is the time to shake the camphor from your last esr son's woolens. ‘See how near'y they are worn: out, then come to us and re plenish your wardrobe. Detter assortment than ours dosen't exist. AGENT FOR SANITARY WOOLER