Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON: (ROSEY 8. NOYES. Editor. THE EVENING STAR bas Permanent circulation in Washington three fhmes larger than that of any other paper fm the city. Ae a local NEWS puper and Advertising Medium tt hus no competitor. ——— ee ‘The fact should not be overlooked that the abstract statements concerning Washington as ‘an educational center are rapidly taking a con- erete form. Both her public schools and pri- ‘vate institutions have developed into the first rank. For the higher education there are al- ready here two universities, the Columbian, which broadens the scope and increases the excellence of its work each year, and that vigor- ous educational infant, the Catholic University. ‘The Methodist University is rapidly taking shape and ina short time the fine site, which has been purchased by means of the contribu- tions of the residents of Washington, will present an active scene as the various buildings are erected. These universities may be re- garded asa pretty good basis for the claim of any city to be an educational center. But it is evident that this is only the beginning. The directors of the Lutheran Theological Semi- nary, now located at Gettysburg, have been considering for some time the plan of removing that institution to this city. The only obstacle in the way is the question of finances. They have a fine property now and it is not the in- tention to abandon it unless the money is avail- able to furnish equally as good accommoda- tions near this city. But still the change is among the possibilities. Then there is the Proposition to erect an Episcopal Cathedral here, which is intended to be the center of & system of schools. Bishop Paret is au earnest advocate of this idea, and when aman of hia indefatigable energy undertakes anything the chances are that it will be « success if it is within the bounds of human endeavor. As has been announced, a substantial nucleus of the cathedral fund has already been donated and Bishop Paret is looking around for @ suit- ablesite. It will not be surprising if sometiting is heard from Bishop Paret before long, and when he has succeeded the possibilities of the situation have by no means been exhausted. ‘There are other religious denominations yet to be heard from, the Presbyterians for example, and then it must be remembered that the scheme of @ National University to be located here is by no means abandoned. When such a shrewd and cool-headed judge of the practi- cability of » proposition as ex-Senator Edmunds thinks it of sufticient practical movement to ad- vocate in the Senate the founding of a National University at the capital, those who confidently expect the ultimate success of such an enter- prise and the final realization of George Washington's project are not to be dismissed ag visionary dreamers. += By the light of the official figures Tre Sran resumes its studies in breadstuff exports and their bearing on the crop failure in the old world. The total export of breadsiuffs for the month ending September 30, 1891, was $31,- 462,021; for the corresponding month of last year, $7,199,248. For the three months ending September 30, 1891, the export of breadstuffs 694,822; same period last year, £28,- 654,227. The item of wheat will afford the most marked contrast between the period of fall and short crops abroad. Thus it is seen that the September wheat_export of "91 was $20,388,490; of "90, $1,770,902. America ia already, therefore, aiding materially in supply- ing the deficit of cereals caused by the European and oriental crop failure. The ability of Europe to purchase will have very much to do with the continuance of the large exports that have characterized the past three months, In aay event there will be a considerable increase over last year's exports. oo ‘The reason assigned by the health office for declining to eonsider the proposition for a definite contract for removing the garbage for the remainder of the year may be sound, but no more should be paid by the District for the daily hire of each garbage cart than the amount for which such carta can be obtained under the proposed contract, or secured in the open market. The greatest economy compat- ible with the removal of the garbage will be necessary to enable the District to pay for this service for the remainder of the year, and as + 3 28 2; eirt 200, 200! t¥} Turive Juries wn] be 4 G a Or THE MOST ARTISTIC & FECTS IX FUR- NITURE, CAaR- PETS, WALL. PAPER, CURB- TaINS, UPHOL- STERIES, & 8 ee Laxssvnon. ING THE BVEN.- ORTION OF THE gz c 1 BAND. R ¥ x No Sovvenrns; Bor Something much more substantial, viz: On this cccasion we will take or- ders for goods (for Tuer day's delivery) and atlow @ apecial discount of ve (8) per cent on everything we sell—exeept Carpets. NOTE.—We will also allow a special discountof two dollars per yard upon every piece of Fine Brocatel, Silk, Tapestry, Satin, Damask and other fine Upholstery Goods selling at six @ollars per yard and over. FA roods marked ih plain figures. The present stock is the largest ‘nd richest we baye ever dis- Diayed and we take this novel method of drawing your attention more prominently to it, and at the same time makes slight re- Ciprocation for the generous and unstinted patronage you have bestowed upon us the past fifteen years. €27Seo Sunday Post for fur- ther particulars. Laxssunon, FURNITURE, CARPETS, &., Cor. 13th and F sts. n.w. ol? GPECIAL VENETIAN STAIR CARPET, ber yard. Broxsel Piush Hassocks, ee Et Stair Carpet, 4-0, or pet totes. 745 and 747 Sth ate ae. 2ue. Tx Groves Asp Muxrseny, as in everything else, we lead, because. we see to it that you get the best value for the money every time. The *‘opeuing” week of our NEW STORE, Cor. 18th and Fate, has been a marked success— such a suecess, in fact, tuat have been “‘rushed” all the week, ire most bappy to see that the city through the'health office is supposed re rey irat-Class Millinery Stores ‘We shall keep our stuck to be im direct control of this work there should be no oceasion to spend much of the small amount of money at the District's dis- | ail the time. up to your expectations posal upon middlemen between the cart owners | Au Expert Glove Fitter wmOF® | trom New York ia now here, During her ten days’ stay You who apprectate the aud the municipality. 2+. While the ecumenical council is debating opportunit} 'Y offered to organic reunion, or at least some plan of co- | provide yourseives with the operation among the Methodist eburcives, it is | ¢veld. perfect-firting to be observed that the non-conformist and Wesleyan bodies are apparently as wide apart as everon the question. The signs of the times point toeventual concert among groups of Christians holding nearly the same creeds or polity. But great events have their roots in all the pastand happen with due preparation and preannouncement. The council itself is ene of the premonitions. Things of auch moment as the organic anion of different bodies are not tobe burried. They come in good time. e+. Mr. Biaine’s letter indorsing McKinley's tariff Position contains rather more “Hurrah for Reciprocity” than “Hurrah for the McKinley Bil.” It is evident that while Mr. Blaine is Gisposed 288 sound republicam to help all he ¢an in the Ohio campaign, he is justly proud of the reciprocity idea and is not disposed to bave any mistake as to its paternity. ——<-.— The smoke from the soft coal nsed by the Baltimore aud Ohio causes the air in its local ‘trains to resemble very much the choking at-| 4T HOME and ** Foster" Hook Gloves, which we carry constantly im stock, should drop in and see us. It 3s uselees sto weary you ‘with a description of this Glove. Every stylishly inclined woman knows their intrinsic worth and. absolnte value. We have the three brands, “Wham, "**Bowier” and “Fostering,” in every length, shade and size, Que stock of Mittinery cannot be surpassed. You sli know that. But Ladies are delighted at either store. and if you have not yet wade our acquaintance, ‘when you do you will desire to retam it. : We want to sce you! ‘Xou will not be asked to buy, mosphere of London's underground railway. | Ready to Piecse You ‘This condition may be pleasing to the anglo- | ALL THE TIME. maniaes, “for it's English, you know,” but it is @ suffocating nuisance to the plain, everyday J. ¢c Hercarssox, American. —_——_~-+=____ The famous explorers who the haunts of strenge people in much the same spirit that they goon a hunting expedition do not deserve one-half the giory that those have earned who go into the slums and carry alittle ef the outside world to our own pitiable heathen. ———~+ + > ___ As the cool weather comes on the business of the Police Court decreases. It would be pleas- ‘ant to think that this is due to moral develop- ment, but the most plausible explanation is ‘that the cool weather keeps people in the house and out of mischief. Sa The members of Congress when they assem- ble next December will doubtiess remember that a rotten telegraph pole is as likely to drop en one of them as on any one elso, and take tho neeesaary steps for cutting all of them down. > ———++-__ Rirs. James Brown Potter's trip to South Africa would indicate that, having suficiently elevated the stage in Christendom, she pro- poses to go as dramatic missionary to the heathen. ———_+-»-______ General Clarkson draws it mildly when he says that the republican party can find a dozen ‘mes to be the republican candidate. He could look over Supt. Porter's census figures and find many more than thet. + +2____ ‘Mr. Harrison's address to the ecumenical council furnishes at least one instance in which @public man says something that can’t be twisted into « presidential pointer. + 13TH AND F STS. NW. PA. AVE. and LACE CURTAINS. 3 YARDS IN LENGTH, 50. per pair. Curtain Poles, 0017-2t* How Asovr Your Fa. Durse Yous few cannot ro a Bedford And adapt dress—weh: Dut serve ‘Turkey will not be exclusively the proper thanksgiving dish this year. There will be seme crow served. ‘The Rev. Farmer-Atkinton’s name ought to |} ARGE: sive him standing in the Alliance if he chose to take a band in United States politics. The political prophecy crop is right along ‘With the fruits and cereals. ocl7-2t RUS our answer to the abo to talk a Little with you a they are just the texture to durability, they are so woven ali, and we select your rove frou: DO YOU WANT ONE? ppp DD 3 mats to eulde you in your Sittin ether styre-or dur Coni. Storu: Serxe,Cauel's ‘heise ven periect) ich you kuow 18 pi jou well.” Still, the salve, je quate, with the above, other eeuauaseese tie SIZE DOUBLE WHITE poe Sek Sod es 745-747, sh ca * eile tigst nn id cl ‘Teal Lith st, TO COM PENSATE THOSE UNADLE TO ATTEND OUR BURST OF LIDERALITY LaST THURSDAY, WHEN WE GAPE AWAY FREE*PRESENTS TO 10,000 TO 12,000 CHILDREY, WE- WILL CONTINUR TO SELL OUT OUR ENORMOUS STOCKS OF HIGH-GRADE FANCY GOODS, INFANTS WEAR, WORSTEDS, ZEPDY RS, LINEN GOODS, ALL KINDS OF EMDROIDERY MATE- RIALS, TOYS AND GAMBS AT 50 OENTS ON THE DOLLAR, OB EXACTLY PP RRR oco FER R if ‘G8 KEE OF WHAT THESE GOODS ARE NOW MARKED AND SOLD FOR ELSEWHERE. A8 1T WILJ. BE IMPOSSIBLE FOR US TO DULLICATE ANY OF THESE GOODS aT THESE PRICES THE DURATION OF THIS SALE 18 LIMITED. THE FINEST GOODS ARE BEING SOLD VERY RAPIDLY, AND AS WE WILL NOT RESERVE ANYTHING WE WOULD AD- VISE ALL INTENDING CUSTOMERS NOT TO DELAY THEIR VISIT, BUT COME AT ONCE. WE GUARANTEE TO REFUND THE PURCHASE MONEY ON ALL GOODS THAT ARE RETUKNED TO US IN GOOD ORDER WITHIN FOUR WEEKS FROM DAY OF PURCHASE. MMM rrr Trt wow Ww Ware ay ZH wwww Mt tea fT BM Yew iy ReMM“S 7 GE wow ERE RRR NN HORRR IT MM uM Re ERAN NH OLEH MwaM Bhs KRER RN NN BEKEU MM MY RUPPERT'S OLD STAND, 403-405 7TH ST. N.W. pry * ST. N. W.. FORMERLY WITH OPPENHEIMER & BROS. tomers’ attention to the fol- f Sligutly Soiled Stamped non Goods Heiastitched Bureau Scarfs reduced from 81 to 50e. Hemetitebed Dupiien reduced rou §1-30 vo 305° dozen. giouttiteked Centerpieces reduced from $1.50 to Table Covers, 1 yard square, 2 BEDSPREADS-LOLTUN SHETING_98e, ‘STAMPING AND DESIGNING t ‘S SEECIALAY: Rea. Esrare, Besrvess Axo Ix- SURANCE SCHEMES PROMISING LARGE FUTURE RETURNS FOR SMALL INVESTMENTS ENGROSS THE MIND OF THE AVERAGE MAN TO SUCH AN EXTENT AS TO ENGULF HIS DOMFS- TIC RELATIONS IN THE RUINS OF AB- SURD SPECULATION. IT 1S THE PROVINCE OF OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM ‘TO DEAL DIRECTLY WITH THE HOUSE- KEEPER WHO ESCHEWS THE FOLLIES OF SCHEMERS AND 15 BENT ONLY UPON PROVIDING ATTRACTIONS FOR HOME AND COMFURTS FOR THE FIRESIDE, HAPPY IN THEIR POSSESSION, WHILE SHE ENJOYS THE INESTIMABLE PRIVI- LEGE OF SHARING WITH US ONLY A SMALL PORTION OF HER WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVNGS, FEELING THAT BEB HONOK IS HER CAPITAL AND HER PREM ISES ARE MORE VALUED THAN GOLD. FURNITURE, CABPETS, DRAPERIES, STOVES, ‘WORKS OF ART, HOUSE & HERRMANIS CASE AND CREDIT HOUSES, 927, 929, 921 AND 9837TH 82. AND 27 AND GH MAS. AVE &. W. SS + On (OoCcToOB ie i . . id} Lak A a £% DY 3 aia nov tah shy «a Fe oll ND yas yy, 3 Bogis RIOR DAY BR 10) oe 2 é 3 qed Tt is over a year since the Palais Royal caused @ sensation in the Gldve trade that was quoted ‘rom Maine to California, On Monday for the hours quoted the District of Colunbia is to experience a repetition of what has been varicusly termed by trade journals and merchants a *'A very expensive advertisement”, A very plucky ad." bread on the waters. tad teen piece of atupidity.”. “Casting his” THE FOLLOWING 18 CLIPPED FROM A LATE ADVT.: To the Palais Royal is due the credit of the introdnction to Washington of Pige ‘skin or Biarritz Gloves. With ali the appearance and twice the durabitity of kid, it is littie wonder that they have won the confi:lence of Wasbington ladies and hardly Jess wonder that the market is flooded with imitations. While we do not allege that the genuine Biarritz Mousquetaires may not be had elsewhere in the city, we do ‘assert that they cannot be bouxnt for iess than $1.25. It is well known that the Palais Royal's regular price for them is 0c. Fast Black und all the new autumm tints are here, rrr oo a FILIP PAE ATS Bay Al Z Pe ABA DL AAA IL ° F a ft a aA Cun aA Seg # “oo aa tu Also asks attention to MONDAY'S Special Sale of Dress Goods, Trimmings, Furs, Ribbons and Feathers, details of which are given below, ‘Paras Rovaz Dazss Goons. ‘We have not the largest or the most varied stock of Dress Goods, but we see to it that what we have is in perfect variety and at prices that will make the cost of your dress froin one to five dollars less than what will be asked elsewhere for equal quality. For illustra- tion: Thestock of Dress Patterns and Paris Roves. Hore are the materials for fifty costumes which our buyer has picked cut as champions of our stock aud requests your criticism of them, claiming that you will find prices from three to seven dollars below pre- ‘ailing quotations for equal qualities: Prices Or Our Cuaupioxs. Patterns of best English Diagonal Ledford Cords, 913.98 each. Patterns of Novelty Jacquards, $12.98. Combinations of Plain and Figured Cheviot, 915.50 each. ‘Robes of Tufted Camel's Hair, $16.98. Rich effects in Matalesse Patterns, $18.50. Heapovanrens For Bepronp Corps. ‘More by good luck than by very keen foresight, per- haps. we anticipated that Bedford Cords would be the rage and purchased accordinely—thut wae monthe ago. Today these Bedford Cords are scarce and will be very scarce later. We don't allude to those of domestic manufacture, which are cotton mixed and unreliable, but fo the all-wool imported gouda For such no other store has stich variety of colorings or stich qualities for the prices, and, judging by the mail orders we receive, few stores in other cities can com- pete, PALAIS ROYAL BEDFORD CORDS. Quality No. 1, 40 inches wide.. Quality No. 2, 40inches wide. Quality No: 3, 46 inches wide, Quality io. 4, 50 inches wide. Caaartox 50c. Daess Goons. ‘The following are selected and comparison chal- jenged with the goods usually offered at 50c. We clggn not only superior quality, Lut best variety of colors and styles 40-inch Plain Cheriots. 40-inch Miuminated Cheviots, 40-inch Plaid Chevion 40-inch Striped Cheviots. . 40-inch Camel's Hairs. 42-inch Plaid Serges ... 5c. yard 40-inch Piain Serzes... 50e, yard 404nch Autumn Cashmeres, 508. yard THE PALAIS ROYAL. ‘(Continued below.) Heapgvarrers For Tananxes. Tue Paras Rovar Ruspoxs. ‘We don’t write in an jll-natured way when we say that you will laugh when you see the stocks of those ‘who, being new tothe business, imagine they havea perfect variety of Ribbons and boldly claim so in thelr advertisements. nd then the prices. The following have been selected as speciinens of the Palais Royal Ribbons. We want you, just to convince yourself, to make comparison of the qualities, quantities and va- tiety of colors offered elsewhere at similsr prices] RIBBONS FOR FANCY WORK (Art Shades), Ombre Ribbons from 3 to 5 inches wide, 7c. to 50c. a yard, Plain Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons (all silk). Nos. 2 3 5 z 2 Bice de. | ae | of. | ak. | ak, [2 [88 SATIN EDGE GROS GRAIN RIBBONS. These are ® wonder, even for the Palais Royal. ‘You'll say 0. Fie. 8. 1 | of [ade 12%. 18.1 No. 1 Ribbons in pieces of 10 yards: Plain G.G. Silk, 12 and 250. piece. Picot, 17c. piece. Batin, 196. Piece. is Be. RIBBONS FOR MILLINERY. But it is particularly for Millinery -Ribbgns that the Palais Royal claims not the sliehtest fear of dangerous competition. Prices are actually nearly half what are charged at exclusive millinery stores, and so superior ® voristy to the display elsewhere that, as we ‘Said, competition is not thought of with us. FOR 39. YARD,—Note the quaiity and shades of our Plain Faille and Double-faced Satin Ribbons for hat trimming. They are 33 inches wide, FOR lie. YARD~-G. G. Silk Ribbons, 2 inches wide. ‘These are suitabie for children’s hats. We bave them | 23; inches wide at only 19c. yard. VELVET RIBEONS, satin faced, in Black and col- ors, and where else such a vgriety of shades? We can. truthfully boast of ss largen stock of Velvet Ribbonsas any other two establishments in town. Not much to ‘boast of after all, for have wenot made s specialty of Ribbons for years? ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Frannas Or Aw Kass MADE EXPRESSLY FOR HAY TRIMMINGS. ‘You know, perhaps, that ‘‘The Prince of Wales” Grestest quantities, nost complete variety and Jow- | Feathers are the latest. Let's tako these and make est prices. A combination that makes the Palais Rogal | COMParisons. You may take those we sell at 85 cents headquarters. Cowpetitors are careful that the low- priced trimmings that are easily valued are about the | Festhers shown in tho millinery ‘bunch and put them side by with the $1.50 and You will same «ws Palais Royal prices, but for yther goods | #2 HO difference. There ts no difetence. Thisis a we claim and can prove we can save you from 0 © per cent. ‘The following fact gives a hint: We had a certain trimming we were sell- bold claim to put in writing, @ foolish one if untrue, ‘Wo know whereof we write, be sure of that, 69 CENTS will buy here «vod bunch of Prince of img at 30 cents = yard less than «@ prominent | Wales Ostrich Feathers in all the sutumn shades—just competitor. who sent au agent to buy all we had, wo | ®#K00d Quality as those at 85 cents, only they are presume with the intention of keeping up the price. | *pliced. You would never know it by the looks. Yes, it isovident, the Palais Royal prices are much | Black “‘Prince of Wales” Feathers in best variety, the lowest as the variety is the largest. Hero are hun- dreds of styles of Jet Trimmings from 10c. to $6.080 ‘B0c., 48c., 680., 85e,, H8e., $1.15.and $1.35 a bunch. UMBRELLA POMPONS are another late crase, yard. Jette Girdles, Fringes, Collars, Bow Knots, | made of cetrich feathers in umbrella shape. You may Bands, &c..ad wyinitum. Also the bost variety of | have seen thera om some of the imported French hats. the new Kibbon Fringes. Fesaruzr Boas. Hundreds to select from. .Coque Boas for evening wear, in Btu, Gray, Brows, Tan, Blue, Cream, ‘White, two shades Heliotrope, only 81.68 ech. Brack, 61.15, $1.50. $2 9, 62, $2.08 and $2.98. Peacock Boas only 82.50 auch. Coque Boss, three yards long and the most perfect specimens in town, @6, €6.68, 88,813.35, $14,916.08 to 926.08, Ostrich Boas, three yards long, $5.25 to $35, Coque Feather Edges for trimming, 40c., 50c., 850, 91 and 82.088 yard. Coque Baad Trimming, $1.35, @1.50, 91.62, $1.85, (2, 62S yard. (Cominued in adjoining half column.) Ss é x ‘The Palais Royal price for the best quality is only 960. bunch, - ROME MORE PRICE SURPRISES ~~ “¢Qaatities considered). ‘Black Coque Feathers, 360. to G8c. Jetted and Plain Quills, Se. to 360. ‘Tetted Algretten, 48c. t0 G8c, Feather Pompons, 480. to Sc. Bea Gulls, ouly 50e. onch. ‘Bost Quality Wings, 19¢. each. —_ ‘THE PaLals ROYAL * Cor. 19th st. and Pa. ave. ‘Rising like phoenix from the ashes and every day is Adding another day of increased sales. It may be days, ‘weeks or months before we can claim perfection, but ‘We vow it will be accomplished, It ts being whispered. ‘around that we are selling our foods awfuliy low: that ‘Weare not adding profit enourh. We know what we are doing welling our goods to sult ourselves, and to please our many friends and patrons, and so lone as ‘they appreciate our push and vim we shall protect ‘them from high tarif. ‘MONDAY Always iathe greatest shopping day of the week for ‘Dey Goods, and for that account we bave piaced on sale our entire line of Short-length Dress Goods, which have become as popular as any line of foods offered. ‘Thousands know the valne of these goods and we are Gotng to educate the finest trade to buy them and Drove to them the benefits and resu'ts. Pease SA) SPN Oe 0c. Quality All-woo! Dowie Width Ladies’ Cloth, in Brown. Gray, Old Rose, and Heiiotrope. in one length .. - ao caeeee Be (Oc. Quality 40-inch Fancy Piaid Cloth, strictly EAA in Ae CANAL, ES EDGE RON 00c. Quality Chevicts, strictly all wool, in diago- Bal, stripes, checks, plaid and pisin, in one length... 390 Sa ee ea EEC AS SS ASE ‘Te. Quality 30-inch Black and Navy Senses, strictly all wool and one of the most <turable fabrics made... 39¢ ee $1.25 Fine Fancy All-wool, Silk and Wool Plaids. ‘Theve goods are 38 inches wide and the most Deautiful coloring; ouly in one dength.. 91.25 54-inch All-wool English Broadcloth, in ‘Tan, Mode, Brown, Gray, Olive and Garnet, in $1.25 S4inch All-wool English Broadcloth. ‘These goods have no equal; Biack, Scarlet, Navy, Myrtle, Mode, Reaida, Gray, Taa, Our Biack goods have not been sligited. We have so:ne of the handsomest goods that can be found. 80c. All-wool Henrietta, 38 inches wide, in one length. sees. G8c. Superior Henrietta, in one length .. ‘8c. 40-inch Jet or Biue Black Silk Finish Hen- Hietta, in one length. 25 40-inch Henrietta, in Black only—the best quality—im one length... Fe comet etter anna Teg 91.50 46-tnch Silk Warp Henriette, in one lensth..u8e 1 54-inch Black All-Woo! Serge, a very service- able material, in one length. 080 Black and Fancy Novelties, such as Whip Cords, Sebastapol Stripes, Polka Dots and Bedfords, all in one length, ————— S4-inch $1.25 lported Novelty Tuited Chev- rons, Checks, Striy ey 890 ‘These aro the cream of the department—five Faris ‘Will wake a dress, and seo the results in one length. 88c. Red Flanne}, all wool, in ono lepgth .. G0c. Red Flannel. medic\ted, in ome length. Se. Navy Flannel, in one lenxth 25c. White Flannel, im one length. Light Shirting Prints, Beautiful Chambry Prints. Fancy Chantilly. ‘The New Flanneietics...... ‘36-inch Fancy Twilled Plaids... 96-inch Bedford Cords... Fine Quality of Mourning Satine, Apron and Dress Ginghazos.. A full line of Domestics of every description is in- cluded in this department. Make it your business to look through this elegant line when out shopping Monday next. 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W, Only look for the name and number. Branch, 3111 M st., Georgetowm, R. Goxpscuur, 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. oa A Lt ; = oS ae kee “aa L Wwww aa Vy Pi, Bay aA OY SS A AML WoW 4 A ¥ 4Bs35 mr fH FER z HOH OK HAL EE = H AR E HE KEE cco A P> FRI TF = St REE A PrRpRR terror cto be 2A bebe Sosy GcO H HEREA ap Ekx “ss tf = OURCLAIM OF BEING ALWAYS THE CREAP- ESTI8 PROVED BY OUR CUSTOMERS EVERY DAY. MANY PEOPLE HAVE ASKED US HOW WE CAN SELL 81.48 SEWING TABLES FOR 98C., PROCTER & GAMBLE'S 60. CAKES OF OLEINE SOAP FOR 4C. AND 10C. HAMMERS FOR 6C., 04.48 TOILET SETS FOR 82. 9, $35.00 DINNER SETS FOR @2250AND STILL MAKE A PROFIT. WE DO ITAND WE MAKE A SMALL PROFIT. OUR PRINCIPLE IN ESS Is AS FOLLOWS: TO BUY THE BEST GOODS ONLY STRICTLY FOR CASH AND RSELL OUR cOM- PETITORS WHENEVER 17 IS POSSIBLE TO DO 80, WHICH MEANS MANY DOLLARS SAVED TO THE CITIZENS 01 WASHINGTON AND vicixiTx. IN BUYING QUANTITY iS NO OBJECT WHEN THE PRICE 18LOW. EVERY DAY WE RECEIVE LETTERS FROM MANUFACTURERS S8A¥- ING BUSINESS IS” DULL, THEIR BILLS ABE DUE, CAN WE USE (NAMING A CER. TAIN ARTICLE) AT WER CENT, 33 PER CENT AND SOMETIMES 50 PER CENT DIS- COUNT FROM THEIR REGULAR SELLING PRICES. ae WE VERY MANY TIMES ACCEPT 8sUCH CHANCES TO GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT OF OUR PUKCHASES. WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES ALWAYS AND REFUND THE MONEY IF THE GOODS BOUGHT ARE NOT SATISFACTORY AS TO. THE PRICE OR Quaxiry. 6c. Cazes Proctor & Gaxours OLEINE SOAP, 40, ‘This Soap is known by every one. Positively worth 6.- — 480 Iuronren Rose Bowss, 35c. ‘These are beautiful goods. Positively worth 480. $29.90 Dixxex, Tes Axo BREAKFAST SET, $19.90. = ‘These sets are extremely bundeome, being an entirely new shape, fine, durable quality of china, hand- painted decoration, makings very rich effect. It con- tains the following pieces: || fa Brenkfase Pte, 7 oer 1 Med. -siz- Meat. Piatter, ab. ee: ee Thatviduat Butters, 4 sutis*bow!, ~~, 1 Sond saree Poativaly worth 829.00 R. Gorvscrm, - 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. Woonowann Axp Lorakor. 40TS. 11TH AND F STS. X.W. Ss Mnuisear Panzons. SECOND FLOOR, FIRST AND SECOXD ANNEXES, * ‘There's troe art in every Hat and WE ALSO TRIM To ORDER. pereiged ‘You can sit to us for your Bonnet or Hat as you'd sit to an arti for your picture ‘We take your ideas, biend your style, taste, Preferences, into one harmonious whole: ‘toe Bonnet or Het that is as Leau- tiful as tt ie becoming. Our changes for such artistic work are wonder- ‘fully small. —o— | Avrvus Recerriox Das | om Israxrs' Pantons, | I Moxoax, Torsoar Axo Woeoxespar, | -— | OCTOBER 19, 20 AND 21. | ) ea Bee § oe You will congratalate yourselves and us ‘when you look over the exposition here—your- se. vee because you have such a mode! shopping Place—us because we've dome everytuing in Our Power to make it thus. ] ©. YW. wItsry Eac Eek = M FAMILY CIRCLE, y WW withi Way WW within the horizon of bome and WW those we love, laby holds, by the Fight of procedent and universal assent oF acquiescence, supreme, unquestioned. ov . Nomonatch half #0 imperious, Rone so «amorous, few at Once Ko irTesistibie and lovab'e. power e the light of the home, the sunny rift in the cloudaf prosaic life. It must be nurtured and cared for tenderiy ase frail flower set among bariler, sturdier flowers: 48 cared for tenderly. Proper clothing is all- requisite and important, WAT HAVE WE FoR THE BABY? Everything. Noting too fine or too Deautiful, or you can shade off to thincs with- out a bit of extravagance in them Whether money be scarce or not the clothes niust be had, and we want this to be the piace where you ‘shall get them, Baby clothes have their fashions and styles as ‘Well as those of the grown folks. Each season notes the introduction of something new, an improvement over the old for the **ittle oues,” ‘and the present season is no exception. (J BERE ARE NEW THINGS FROM PARIS, London and elsewhere. Odd shapes, pretty coats, practical, Jow-priced dresses—a bewtlder- ing array of styles for every day or special oc- casions. "TBS IT 18 SOMETHING TO HAVE A department where, whutever any mother Wants for baby's wear, can be had without Worry oF inconvenience, These advantares we sive you. Qatet, seciusive parlors, careful and. intelligent service—full lines in the widest variety. We invite you to visit us Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday to see the result of our prepara- CHEISTENING ROBES In every degree of richness and fineness to sult the taste ofthe most fastidious. The daintiest Productions of artistic skill. China Silk Robes, with the finest lace. French Nainsook Roles—real ings Frouch Na:he ok ‘tobee—clesant eabecn Long Skirts to matel ‘om, — stylish capes. -— Short Costs in cainclls bair, Bedford c serra nits a eta Finest quality Enclish Nainsook $1 ery stitch by hand and fiulsbed at neck auld alee’ with thteac lace et ast Short Dresses in eambrie, linow and nau — wstitched avd trimined-— with lace or —broidery —Long ana Flannel and Cashmere Wrappers, plain expofuideredhand or anachine made, zz) —Engiwsh Nainsook Skirts — ——Fine Flannel Skirts, —Pinning Blankets, Flannel Bands.— —Boories of eve: y deseription— In worsted and silk. — Novelties in Kid Shoes— —Piain or ewibroidered. — —Worsted, Flannel and Cashmere Sacquea.—~ Lace and Silk Handkerchiefs, — —Rubber Batt Tubs, — —INFANTS' COMPLETE OUTFITS— —Trousseanx.— Ke.. Be. Be, (Second floor, 1th st. budding) Want Ox Tux Stcoxn Froor NEAK INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT ‘Look at the display of EXQU NOVELTIES: * In SILK SKIKTS, CASHMERE AND EIDER- DOWN | D&ESSING SACQLES AND. IN- VALIDS' WKAPEE KS niade of Opera Flannel, Eiderdowa and Cashinere ik effective styles. ‘See the lane asso:cment of EMBRKOIDEPED FLANNEL AND KNITTED Skin ‘We ere making a spe-aity of FRENCH 1A ren Sor ie PERCALE Skiv TS wird $8 RUFFLES, FINISHED WITH ERED SCALLOPS AND i | As Inrorraxt Occastox | ————s, 7 1 ov | | UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. | ° — (QQS20F THE LARGEST IMPORTERS HAS sold us at a very liberal price concession all ‘NOTILNGHAM LACE CURTAINS, About sixty patterns in lot of frow to to My Dalrs of a pattern, are White Eerusig Braseci's: Ish Poin ama Crasy ee ‘We will offer them Monday ana antil soll at larer gricesanalitice considered tha Ou ever saw hiere OF elsewhere, youever of UEXILLE CURTAINS, ONE"HALE Joes ‘timan Set Peal 75 Einruintinct aro lores ttn aad ONLY 99.75. Parr. or seat Sree Comprises two. uundred CURTAINS In all-over fers—ave distinct ant 618, — YOUr choice of these roods. eer Cie 03) eeeieal c sale THIKD to Vaiue. There are tures lots. FOLDING SCREENS. nein. ae aw F aan EES ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ecl7 ‘20th, 11th and F ste, ow. Tsx How-Ox Kiso. PERRY'S. HOSTERY is something you are not apt te think @ Duyine wotil the need presses you. Whenever that tay be Fou cen count on our having a “Awe” let te select from. We are “stickers” tor quailty—and for that reason ont HOSIPKY is loner coming to daraina than most thet costs as much—ond mots Mitte the “*nolde ita price bead hicher” You will come out at the “ittie 4nd of the horn” so long as you trust cont to tell you of guniity. ail in a boat you know te be eafe—OULS. Put your faith in os and mot oly enti faction will tow out of the alliance—wat sevime, Lat’ dicnnct the stork ty seat iche ase what peur eenaah chanxre will buy under OUK favorabie conditions: 25 Cexrs. CHILDREN'S TAN-COLORED WosR. FAST BLACK WIDE or NARROW RIBBED HOSE, with double knee. LADIES’ FAST REACK BOSE, with bich apical eg's and town ALL WEIGHTS of BALERIGQA® HOSE, tu rewular and ox re sites, FANCY PIN STRIPE HOSE. FANCY BOUT PATTERNS, GENTS’ FAST BLACK HOSE—nigh spliced beste and toes, 35c.-3 Pans Fox $1. LADIES’ FAST BLACK BOOT PATTERNS, FAST BLACK HOSE, aude extra Jong, with Ligh spliced ees and tows MEDIUM and WCAVY-WEIGHT BALBRIGGAN, w0:h double sul CHILDREN'S MEDIUN-WHGUT HOsk, with dow ‘Wie knees, GENTS’ MEDICOM ond MPAVY-WEIGRT Fast BLACK HOSE. GRAYS and TANS—solid colom, 50 Crexrs. LADIES’ LISLE THAAD and COTTON HOSE, ta boot patterns FAST BLACK HOSE, im plain ana @rop stich, With high spitced heels and tows, ° FasT BLACK BOSE, with White feet, CASHMERE HOSE, with double soiew, GENTS' FAST BLACK HALF HOSE, with double sles and high spliced beeis, Fast BLACK LISLE THREAD HALF HOSE. GKAY and TAN LISLE THREAD BAL? Honk, piain or drop stitea, 75 Cexme, LADIES' ONYX DVED (warranted fast color) SILK SILK PLATED HOSE, in Tans and Grays. HEAVY-WEIGHT COTTON HOSE, With White beeis and tors. EXTEA-LONG CASHMERE HOSE, double soles and Ligh sp.ced bewis and toes, Frou 982 To $1.98. A parcel of the newest effects in LADIES’ FANCY LISLE THREAD HOSE —open work, pisin and arop stitch patterns Prices according to ‘quality. We cannot imagine « wore complete assortment. In oUF stock you can make @ family matter of it—we have someching for every size and age. We have beeu hussers toa jarve clentage for «louse tmwe—and there ebtire satisfaction Las bad its influence iu wanting Ue Rew friends. The exceiieuce of our stock Loids theun. ‘Won't you become one? SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVBNUE. Extablianed 1640. ny Telephone 805. SST TTT TTT Tees One Wop UNDERWEAR. Now is the time to shake the camphor from your last season's woolens, Bee how nearly they are worm out, then come to us and replenish your warurcle, (A better assortuent thas (OUre doesnt exist. JOSEPH AUERBACH YOUR OUTFITTER $O23.Pa. ove, (Down town! hbhbakhakhabhhhhh hhh bbb! poe. cor BY. ame, ny Uptown! M. W. Bevexwor NO. 1215 F AND 1214 G STS, DECORATED DINNER SETS, FROM 812 TO #458, “ TOILETSETS, OVER 150PATTERNS. ‘TEA WARE, IN GREAT VARIETY. ABOVE ON SECOND FLOOR, TAKE THE ELE- VaTOR FINE BITS OF CHINA, SUITABLE FOR WED DING PRESENTS. RICH CUT AND ENGRAVED GLASS WARE, &. ol? Canmar & Lar, (O25 Teh at. and 706 Kot ow. We are offering special inducements in Pall and 4y-n h Al!-wool Cheviots, new fall colors, at SOs. ® " 730 and 38-1nch ost Pitta ot Btn, oped. Bech All-woo! Serves at 0c. @ yard. 4olnch Al-wool Luported Heuriettas at 500, 60s, and Foc, syard. 40-inch All-wool Imported Henriettas at 50c. 0 yard. 42-nch Camels’ Hair Checks st 65. « yard, fully worth 7c. ‘B8-inch Camels’ Hair, plain colors, at 50c. = yard. ‘Wo-inch Ladies’ Clot, extravaiues, at S0c.. T5e-.2 and €1.25 a yard. ‘New Stauiped Linens and Art Goods, Our prices axe the lowest. ‘Stewart's Linen Thread, 100 yards, for 3c. «posi. ‘Window Shades ready-made for 25c. each. (CARHART & LEIDY, (O28 Teh at. and 706 Ket. aw, ol? 4.0 INCH ABMURES, PLAIDS AND STRIPES, I APPS BAT oclS-3t, T. B. Towxex & Sox, ream mem