Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVE G_ STAR WASHINGTON: October 23, 1891. CROSBY S. NOYES times larger thaw that of uny other puper fm the city. As a local NEWS paper aud Advertising Medium it has we couryetito: “Ta bis very discursive and, in quent address at Atlanta on Henry Grady, the editor, Gov. Hill uttered some thoughts that Will elicit comment and challenge. Herecog- nizes the fact that within the life-time of «till active men the daily press seems tohave created ® new era and to be remolding our vocial and political character into its own like- ness. This is bigh praise even for # politician to pay the press. But in the next breath he denies even to the best of American journals them eed of praise which he ungrudgingly ac- cords to one London paper, the Times, for presenting to its readers both sides of parliamentary and political debate with equal fuliness and perfect fairness. Ho even slaps the American press in the face by saying that the London Times’ reports of po- litical debates are incomparatly superior in every respect to the corresponding reports of any American journal. This is a sweep- ing statement It is doubtless true that the leading English newspapers pay great attention to political news and that some of them are very fair in their reports of political proceedings, but im any comparison between English and American newspapers reference should not be omitied to the immense superiority of the latter as gencral newsgath- erers inextent of Seld covered, in enterprise fu opening new fields, andin rapidity of collec tion and publication. Viewed merely as news- gatherers the American newspapers surpansany others in the world. Even in the political field, which is cultivated by some E pers at the expense of all other new our great dailies are probably in position to stand comparison with the Eugiish in fullness of political reports and there are a number, increasing every year, which strive to keep editorial tendencies from affecting the news columns, and to report with fairness, con- fining partisan distortion of facts to the editorial page. And there are some, like Srax, which endeavor to be fuir in all parts of ‘the paper. Among Washington daily publica- tions there is perhaps none except the Con- gressional Record to contend or to wish to contend with the London Ties in fullness of political reports at the expense of other local and world’s news, but Tux Stan does not admit that the Times or any other papet in the world surpasees it in the quality of fairness. Massachusetts politics may not be so im- portant to the republicans as Obio politics or to the democrats as New York polities, but somehow there is more life and as much un- certainty in the bay state campaign as in either of the other states. Itis due to the peculiar condition of New England political thought at the present time as well as to the strong in- dividuality of the democratic leader, perhaps more to the former than to the latter cause. If Gov. Russell were not, however, a man of great force the democratic prospect in that quarter would not bo so good asitis. New England looks and has always looked to Massa chusetts for leadershrp. Massachusetts keeps the closest watch over her own interests of any state of the Union. A sensitive and keenly emotional people on their intellectual side, the people of Massachusetts note in ad- vauee the signs of public change, both in New England and in the res: of tho Union, and when the time hes become rips for action they are never caught unready. It was so in conceiving and making possible independence; it was again true in the matter of protecting American industry, although her large importing inter- ests operated to restrain her fors time, and it was this fact which gave Pennsylvania the commanding position she has always held on this question; and in those great moral re- forms which have distinguished the ninctcenth century, abolition, the secret ballot and the like, Massachusetts has led the vanguard. The tendency of the state is to what is called tariff reform, or so much of it as admits of the free importation of such raw materiaisas her manu- factures require. The approaching election will hardly be decisive of her final attitude on this question, in whatever way it may go. 2 ‘Dom Pedro in exile shows the scholarly and studious mental tendency which, while it elevates him in esteem, makes it easy to under- stand why he did not display the quick, active spirit needful to keep the reins of government well in hand. His principal diversion in his exile now is ‘a continuation of his stady of He- brew poetry. A man could scarcely be ex- pected to devote himself to such profound literary study and at the same time keepa volatile South American people under bis con- trol. Nor was Dom Pedro eo greatly to be blamed if he found more to interest him in the poetry of the ancient Hebrews than he did in the manifestoes of the modern Brazilians, —_—-____ Mr. Thomas @. Hodgkins of Setaniet, New York, is a publie benefactor. More than that, he is such s public benefactor as appears only once im many years. Mr. Hodgkins makes the first notable endowment to the Smitksonian In- stitution since the original foundation. This great institution has acccmplished so much for science that anything that promotes its wel- wT Resy For Tur Bors. Y Ty FEAREREADY FOR %W Wy THE BOYS aND WW CHILDREN OF WASHINGTON WITH THE LARGHST STOCK OF NEW 8 3 STYLES IN SUITS, OVER- COATS, REEFERS, SEPA- RATE TROUSERS AND SHIRT WAISTS TO BE FOUND IN AMERICA. ALL THE LEADING DESIGNS FROM SUCH RENOWNED MANUFACTURERS AS. ROGERS, PEET & 00., BEST & CO. AND BROKAW BROS, CAN BE YOUND HERE, AND ONLY HERB, AS WE HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE SALE OF THEM FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA gc0 co © co ‘woo a RR oo NE OF THE MOST un oo Hu = 9 9 POPULAR SUITS YOR uo 00 BOYS FROM EIGHT TO SIXTEEN YEARS OF AGE tt 18 THE HARVARD DOUBLE- i BREASTED, SQUARE-COR- NERED SACK, CUT IN THE k SAME ARTISTIC SHAPE AS E THE MEN'S SACK. tuL NEARLY EVERY FAB- RIC USED FOR BOYS BP «CLOTHING 18 CUT IN THIS BB erYLe-aNp ovn assort- — MENT I8 WITHOUT DOUBT RRR, AMPLEENOUGH TOPLEASE Rue ALL TASTES. MOST OF RR THEM AKE TWO-PIECE SUITS, BUT FOR THOSE WHO PREFER THEM WE HAVE THREE-PIECE SUITS Ii THE SAME SHAPE. JUST ONE WORD ABOUT Jimose sossy cHEs- Usd rearinnp ovER- COATS FOR BOYS. THEY, Too, ARE DOUBLE- BREASTED, WITH DEEP VELVET COLLAR, STRAIGHT BACK, STRAP SEAMS AND WOOL LINING. IN FACT, ALL THEPOINTS OF STYLE USUALLY FOUND ONLY IN ‘MEN'S GARMENTS OF THE BEST GRADES. OUR LINE OF HIGHLAYD AND ZOUAVE KILT SUITS ARE VERY ATTRACTIVE GaR- ‘MENTS, THE IMPORTED ONES ESPECIALLY. IF Bx.N THERE ARE Boys IN YouR Rx 5 FAMILY YOU SHOULD SEE SSS THESE GanMents By ALL : MEANS, AND THE PRICES SG WILL STRIKE YOU AS BE- G9 NG VERY MopeRaTE. Rovrssox, Parken & Co., Tue Lascesr Excrosive Crormmo Hovsz Ix Awestca, fare is welcomed in the whole scientrfie world with lively sensations of plessure. The mag- nificent gift of Mr. Hodgkins induces the belief that others of the broad minded among Ameri- zg ca'srich men will bestow money where it will ob te ts s * Sys, serve pablio interests and civilization through Bop EE U 6 6G = the remote future. a ee eat = + = ‘Tho English idea of introducing music into | ois. “*Thereare no fowers , i J orown in the: the hospitals as a soothing intiuence and hence | Orsia _Kiased by the dew, wourd by rarey ‘&3 8 portion of the treatment may give rise toa | Orem None by the dew of twilight wet newechool Certain it is thatsome of the | C= stytes of composition now accepted by the pub- lie—Wagner's, for instance—would be utterly out of place inuucha field. It is quite porai- Die that we will have a class of composers who dovote themselves to finding effects that will | 6, exercise the best influence on the invalid. —————<--- Engiand’s apparent alerm concerning the annexation feeling im Canady gives tive to a exspicion that she would Lgl with agood deal ©f satisfaction the extra American gun boat | that would enable ber to run her ironelads into the great 'akes She is a good Uke the Volatile female who ts continaully telling about What a fuse she would make if anybody sbould kien ber —_—. Four vessels to be added” in ix wi toonr ascent navy! The Navy Department: evi- dentiy does not intend to be Jeft anrepresanted im the record of the substantint: sehievements of Rresuleut Harrison's adiminiswation for the protection of American interests on the high seas and in foreign ports as wei! home. + ‘The peaple who read calculations of tromen- dans majorities for their sides in an election should remember that though figures dont lis, they are not responsible for the mental reser ‘yations of people who handle them. ————-—_____ Some one contemplates publishing the poems that Ruskin wrote when be was seven vears old. ‘This is slmoat as unfair as to print tho poems that Tennyson writes now. oe ‘There is little doubt now that the Chinese have gone into training for a future belligerent condition. They have accepted foot ball asa papular game. Jay Gould says proudly tfat be uever tool « salary from any corporation he served. Neither @id he ever demand « commission for selling bicrsel? railway shares. Perhaps Blaine has been just indisposed enough to prevent him from annoying himself With ticklish campaign matters, —_——e ‘If the two legged street azd railroad car vasiety of American bog gete into Italy we will be more than revengod for the Mafia. EEE REx: ist [Ill beled i So eweet as the deep bive violet.” Soot, ‘Never Ha am article so quickty estab- Ush imeif im popular fasor as did our “True Violet Orris.” It's sale last sea Son Was someth.uzwonderfu:, but there t every indication that it will appear imsivmificant in comparison with the de- mand of thiseesson. itis without excep- tiom the mostdelightful sud wegrant sachet powder compounded. We have Just made an attractive display of this “*True Violet Orris'* inone of our show windows. There is @ violet tingeom everythmg therem. A little of this Orrig sprinkled im bureau drawers, your giove case, mouchoir or trunk will ‘will give © most delightful odor to everything therein ior weeks, Same rice as last seascn—25 cents for a large envelope full. rs a RTz Tith and F sts. v.w. III II| I| II | II II II | | | | | | | B. H. Srmwerz & Som Do nct forest. Wom losing out » ha:fdowen ar oo Hest Londowd zed Aleks Seulskts Jachete and Capesat less then prem (ent wholewaie prices, Sealekins are scarce and igh, ond going to be igen. ‘BR. STISEMEIZ & SORS, Metters and Purrters, ' ES Pe owe | | | | | * a, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. -D, §2-No other house DOES—EVER DiD—or ever will—sell such STERLING QUALITIES at such ‘LOW PRICES as WE quote. ‘Tried, indeed! Sax — An vON ae bas HEN WE ‘PUT OUR SHOUL- ders to the whee: something comes of it. Tomorrow will be our third con- ————— | secutive SATURDAY | ———— YOUR [SPECIAL SALE OF] YOUR $5.00 CHILDREN'S SUITS $5.00 at $5.00. Ivil be the} cHOT CHOICE. = |e ef all of them. For « month we've been watching for the first sign of quiet busi- ness among certain manufacturers, When. their rush is over small money can move s mctntain of quality. Bverrthine| jeomes to hin who |——. retain Your Waits. We've got FOUR: YOouR $5.00 HUNDRED TWO and $5.00 CHOICE. THREE Preoe| CHOICE. SHORTPANTSSUITS made by one of the best houses in the United States. That's # whole| {stock for most any of the stores about Kere But! ———— they are for our YOUR SPECIAL 8 SALE. YOUR $5.00 TOMORROW.® Wortn| $5.00 CHOICE. be ctor sts set CHOICE. | €6-representing every! <style that is popular im “Short Pants fashions,” and a i ' “p> | Patrey Fiver Dortass | — | wilbuy a choice. YOUR | ‘There aro “LITTLE] YOUR $5.00 |v#87 sexrs" for it-| $5.00 cxorce, | boe-3t08 yer) Coe Bigwer VEST SUITS for BIGGER boys—8 | to 16 yoars-And TWO-PIECE FLAIN anal PLAITED BLOUSE and DOUBLE-BREASTED| SHORT-PANTS| ——. YOUR /SUITS for all ages} YOUR $5.00 [tom sto 16 rears $5.00 We tl cROICE. Seen ee air cere, and you can count on | them. They are as | |stout and hardy as reliabie goods, careful making | and good tastecan put together. They ought to beat. — | 87.50, $7, $6.50 and YOUR | $0—-But they are | _ Your $5.00 | Wospens Ar | $5.00 CHOICE. S5 CHOICE. oo. I mea Saxs Axo Comvany. | so Nor Harr Has Bees Tou. | | TITTHIS 18 A “DOUBLED-BARRELLED BAR- Fain were fringtoday. A different man- Ufacturer from the other—more conserva- tive-a maker of the YOUR |FINEST CHIL-) YOUR $7.50 ee CLOTHING $7.50 CHOICE. {tiat te oid any-| cHoIce. | bere—"‘knucisled ao der" to our offer to | ‘clear his decks”of all his SHORT-PANTS SUITS. We were safo ‘such «| — YOUR [wholesale purchase,| TOUR $7.50 [frrncmt tnssmn) 3750 thing t cxorce, |'™ ™ his house) CHoice. makes. ‘They are rich | grades—15, $13.50, | $12, $10, $9 and $850—“but" how are the, miglity fallen”—wev'e | YOUR | put them all into this} YOUR 7-50 [es | $7.50 oy | $7.50. | Sa [Ee DOUBLE | BREASTED SHORT PANTS SUITS with VESTS. | Something you can't find anywhere else, is one | Bae thew. All — YOUR jand styles of TWO] YOUR $7.50 [2 THREE Piece) $7.50 cuorce. |SZORT PANTS! Croice SUITS, PLAIN and PLAITED BLOUSE, lore and DOUBLE BREASTED effects. The [bet fabeica only are ‘used and the choicest selec- thon of patterns that YOUR could possibly be YOUR $7.50 [p= WE Oe] 87 59 | quality — they're ele- oIce. | | cuore. > {eaut. Any boy from | “£1016 years can get s $7.50 For Tuzsz, ' Sass Axo Courasy. Dont slight these two sales, They mean Rewex BER! [70" can—tete if you must. You'll open your} eves when you see |———__— TOMORROW | the qualities we have! = paoy ISTHB [cached ot 05 anal spay Da i*™ ‘TLL LaTE. i o WEATHER TODAY KIPS IN i the bud further putting off of the OVER- COATS, The boys snd children must Lona j Paxrs _Sorrs. Pasrs Sours. | ing from ® complete assortment. You'll find the nob things thet make euch « good appesr-| HE Cost Is Tar ance deep-rooted in oe push Souneacerias| Li ETTER, ESS. |sacks, rxxex ana | — i FOUR CUTAWAY FROCKS. Sizes up to 19| years. Cheviots, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Homespuns. [Puan and patterned effects—new, all of them. | Kura & Kurs. | No stock of Kilts Sensex. Sors. [or Good taste so stronsiy as cure We've been| everywhere after novelties—got all that are worth ‘having—and you'll find it the easiest matter in the' ‘World to suit yourself. The Scotch Highland has — 5 ————} been copied, but the }—~-——— Vetver | ocleinet fe Acre, azr.| * iF ae | SEY SUITS and VEL- | VET .SUITS—the like | URNISH- INGs. let eidch weonok te be found anywhere else. mue| |oniy complete stock of BOYS" and CHILDREN'S | FURNISHINGS in Washington is ours, Hars Axy |[——— | Suozs. Hars ‘| Suozs. i We don't leave any need unptovided for. owr| SHOES are the BEST—our HATS, too. WE'LL GUARANTEE satisfactory weat—and OUR prices ‘a8 compared with others win you. Saxs Axp Comrany, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREET. — This ts s part of SAKS' advertiso— —ment—don’t miss reading tt. Somermye To Brow Axovr. — Tomorrrow morning we shall start-— — special saleof MEN'S SUITS and— —OVERCOATS. Tue Ovencoars. — SINGLE and DOUBLE-BREAST— —ED KERSEYS, MELTONS and CaS— > —-SIMERES—with plain and velvet— —collars—msde up after OUR pecu-— —Harly perfect fashion. Tar Sorrs, — Are inall the latest styles-SINGLE— —and DOUBLE-BREASTED SACK— —SUITS with SINGLE and DOUBLE-— —-BREASTED VESTS—and plain and— —Pateh pickets, — THREE AND FOUR-BUTTON— —OUTAWAY FROCKS. — OUR FIT AND OUR FINISH.— —They are CASSINERE and CHEV— —IOTS in the very newest effects—— — BROWNS, GRAYS, WOOD COLORS, — —tte. — YOUR CHOICE OF THE SUITS— —-AND THE OVERCOATS for $11.50. — IWs2 stroke of enterprise on our— —part. Tryto match the merits in— —any other stock in town and you'll— oe how far this price—$12.50—drop— —below the level of what others ask— —for the same quilities. NOBODY CAN MEET Us, NOBODY WILL TRY. Satz Brorxs Toxornow Moxsrse. — Catch a -‘olimpse” in the Market— —Space window. Follow it up. The Suits and Overcoats are on— —the Third Floor, Saxs Axp Company: ES. PoE PoyT be . 83 ty Bowe Lore | Tosa L aNTs Sorrs.__ TRE BO MM $3 a 244 ‘Three myles in Ladies’ Coats rednced from $9.48 to #8.48—s doliar your way. ‘One is « Diagonal and the other a Plain Ghevict, both have silk frogs amd roll- @ ing coliar, The third is a Reefer, with notched collar, large buttuns and lined tothesront seam. All three are excel~ Jent styles and weil worth their regular Brice. Tomorrow, $8.48 instead of (00.48. Ladies’ Diagonal Tweed Walking Coats, tight fitting, high shoulders, Tans and Grays. Keduced from #9.98 to 88.48. ‘Tan Diagonal Chevron Cloth Reeters, notched col:arfniaid with velvet, flap Pockets, double seams, stylish shape. Reduced from #11 to $9.98. Biack Diagonal Cheviot Reefers, with Wide roiling colar of Black and licht Japanese fur, This as been one of our ‘best selling styles. Tomorrow, $10. GLOVES. It is rareiy that youare offered such @ Glove Bars: -button Suede Monsqactaire Gloves, assorted Tans, all sizes, excellent sh pe. Real value, 98 cents. Tomorrow, 69 cents per pair. CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, To induce you to buy tomorrow we have coneiuded to offer ail our Children's Gretchen Cioaks, sizes 4 to 12 years, Gt adiscountey 10 per cent on marked prices, Large variety of styles. $3.08 to $18—marked in plain figures. No eed to wait for the weather to compel youto buy, 80 loug as these low prices exist. BLACK SURAH SILK WaIsTs, ‘We have just received another invotoe of the Biack Surak Silk Waists, with shirred zouave iront, and “ieg o' mute ton” sleeves, witick lave been selling so well at 40.48, | WRAPPERS AND TEA GOWNS. ‘To more effectively draw your atten- tion to onr excellent stock of Wrappers and Tes Gowus we sali allow tuzurrow ® special discount of 10 percent on marked prices. These comtortable house dreaves are of Print, bercale, Momie, Chudda, Flanne.cup, French Flannois, Cashweres, &e., in a lange variety of new amd attractive styles, BL. to 86. Kemember, 10 ver cont discount tomorrow. MILLINERY. ‘We shall havea **Special Sale” of Felt Sailr Hats touorrow. These prices only represent about two-thirds their value. Biack Felt Sailors, ribbon band and lined, only 59 cents. Felt Satiors. mbbon band, large brim, all colors, 39 cents. Broad Brin Felt Sailors, ribbon band, all colors, 98 cents. Velvet Crown Feit Sailors,ribbon band, all colors, t9 cents, Velvet Crown Lacearat Felt Sailors, ribbon band, all coiors, 98 cents. Elegant Yachting Sailors, with Beaver erown, ail colors, ribbon band, ouly 8125. shail also offer an “todd jot" of Ladies Felt Hats, im small turban shapes, in Brown, Biue and Black, at the ridiculously low price of 39 cent®. NEW WINDSOR TIES. We huve seured at a sacrifices “Job Jot” of Windsor Ties, extra Leavy qual- ity of silk. ‘shirty or more from which to select. Light and dark, fancy colorsand plain shades. Five inches wide. Iexuisr 4¥-cent quality. ‘Will sell them tomorrow xt 25 cents euch, ABOUT THAT “JOB LOT” OF RIBEONS. Of the tare days, today will bethe bustest in Ribbons.” The crowd during the forenoon indicates it. Never in the Lisstory of our business experience have we offered better bargains in t:ibbons apd such an opportunity is hardly likey tocccur again. Many ladies are buying them by the bolt—the best way om ac- count of the extra 5 per cent discount. All widths and colorings. ‘Se. Bubbons tor S. 8c. Ribtons for 10e. Se, Ribbons for 13e. For trimming dresses, for trimming hats, bonnets, for the hair and the myriad useein fancy work. Lovely new ‘suades. THE BON MARCHE, 314 AND 316 7TH ST. X. W. it Heavy Usorawean Sauce aT STRASBURGER'S, 404.and 400 7th st. n. w. 50c. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests and Pants, in White and Natural, tomorrow only 3c. $1.25 Ladies’ All-wool Vests and Pants, tomorrow only 8c. ‘0c. Ladies! Heavy Merino Vests and Pants, tomor- row only 39. 1. Pants, tomorrow only 81.19. 40c. Infante’ Wool Vests and Wrappers, tomorrow only 240. ‘Jac. Infants’ All-wool Vests, tomorrow only 49c. @0c. Men's Underwear, in White or Natural, tomor- row oniy 49 1 Men's Shirtsand Drawers, natural wool, to‘nor- row only 79. 8 ‘Men's Camel's Hair Double-brensted and Doubie-back Shirts; Drawers to match; tomorrow only $1.19. ee Odd sizen; tomorrow only $1.9, ‘25e. Men’s All-wool Half Hose, tomorrow only 2c. THE ABOVE ARE THE CHEAPEST PRICES EVER MENTIONED FOR GOOD UNDERWEAR. OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT I8 CHOCK FULL OF BLST VALUES EVER OFFERED, STRASDURGER'S, 404 and 406 7th ot. heve an outside gar- ‘“ z GLOVES THAN 0 Inmet o wn dev| (YER Rverything in Now Fall Btyles of VER- ba coats, |‘tee-movam| “45, | pmessep axD UNDRESSED KID GLOVES, a Sor ee bee tee . 1.00 LEADERS, that after all the; of each ‘BOT NOT decide you've seen styles ana that we are showing. The saving you'll make largest stock—but that it ie the chotcest is the most | ‘tmportant: pert.) Au [Wr et rr vn ————" neater 10 the tone . Ulster. You've got every arein of quality the| price cam buy — and 1 worth some thing to be sure cf thet. Any boy we can ft in o| Sutt,—Kult aise of larger—we con~8t tm an OVER- LATEST STYLE KID GAUNTLETS, ‘In Glace and Bnede, with long or short Embowed LOUVRE GLOVE & 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 911” oc23 eo sine Sih callie ee = FRIDAY OCTOBER 23, 1891. : RGMEJGL @ Ladies’ Narnral Wool (sanitary) Vests and Switz Conde Underwear, in Natural and Red; Tar Stan Suor Horse, ‘726 7TH STREET. CLARK'S. CLOARS. ARS rary Saturday isour day for plums. Those who take aa- ‘Vantage of it are the gainers trom 25 to 40 per cent in their investment. Cloaks have always been our stronchold. We clatm only first-class goods, and sell them with a very small profit. For tomorrow we have done away with profit and cut into the cost to have you visit us and become a revular customer. To any dissatisiied ‘buyer money will be cheerfully refunded. We have the latest novelty in Capes, im Tan, Gray 24 Black, that ie eold for $15. Our price tomorrow wil $9.98. ‘A Very Handsome Broadcloth Cope, embroidered elaborately, that is sald for $35. Our price tomorrow, $23.89. ‘Wo have a Seal Plush Cape, trimmed in fur astra- chan. A perfect beauty and regular $50 garment. ‘We will sell tomorrow at $29.98. Our $12 Astrachan Fur-trimmmed Refers have taken well. Sothat wesell fifty of them tomerrow Lave made Saturday's price on same $8.98. All of onr $8, $9 and $10 Jackets, fur-trimmed and plain. Our price for them, $5.96. All of oar @5 and 86 Ladies’ Reofers and Jeckets for this sale are ; $3.98. Special offering of a remarkably fine collection of @ursble Shore at very low prices, Some of them at leas than ectual cost of mannfacture. A lot of Men's Heal Caif Button Shoes, in opera or Plain French toe, at $1.50; worth rally $3.00. Hand-welt Shoes for Ladies, in ell styles, made of ‘best donvola kid, only #2.50; real vaiue. £3.50. A great selier—Ladies’ Storm Rubbers, only 33c. 726 771M STREET. Pacrs rx rum cast or re Conser. “Men may come and men may 90," But het stays forever. We haves few of thove $5 Reefers left. We had 200 | Facts are stubborn things; so are Corsets ot them. All sold excepting fourteum garmenta, The | Sometimes. balance go tomorrow at $2.98. Tan Cloth Reefer, very handsome and nobby. Worth 87. Tomorrow's price, $3.98. In Children’s Cloaks we never carried a Letter as- Sortment. We are selling a Strictly All-wool Gretchen, trom 4 to 12 years, at $2.48. All of our $5.and 6 garments at $3.98. This sale ought tobe the largest of the season, as it fs 3 losing ‘one with us, Hf you have not the money to secure the above bar- gains at present adeposit paid on any ot the sbove we will put away for yun. Facts are frequently unchangeable, But if you get a Corset at Hutchinson's You won't want to change it. Facts endure, abd the Corset is here To stay. : Do you want to learn About Comets? Some people are too str@ight-laced To jeara anything me ‘but you Are not of that kund. ‘What is worth knowing about Corsets, Miss Pritchard Ml you. fe mean Miss Euvice E. Pritchard, late With R. H. Tayibr & Co. and subsequently: Of Stewart & I mtchard. She is now inchazce (O1 the Corset Department: At HUICHINDON'S. HUTCHINSON aiways basa full line Of Corsets, Just now His stock ts unusually large And ebotee. It mcludes he. P. EORSSAE The P. and k. & oods.cf course, Prices We are the only manufacturers of Wrappers im Wash- inston and keep the largest variety always on hand, and can suit almost every one. Should you not be suited we will wake them to order for you at the regular prices, For a Percale Wrapper, round yoke, limed waist, dark colors. Our reguiar $1.50 «rade. Ontting Cloth Wrapper, light und dark effects, tight or watteau back. Our $1.0Sgrade. Tomorrow, $1.25. Al of our $4.50 Fancy Tea Gowns, plain fronts, Lined throughout, in choice patterus, for tomorrow, $2.75. Our Woo! Tea Gowns in Biue, Garnet, Cardimal and Brown, with silk fronts and cufls to match, lined ‘Throughout, cannot be duplicated for twice our price, ansy.” Hutchinson keeps A new Corset modeled iter That weil-known sty) All of ics vaiuable features. Miss Pritchard ‘Wilt be pleased to show it to you. Corssts atted. Hutcl.inson also sells Ladies’ Underwear—Merino And silk, alt kinds—Combination Suits, Underwear in White Aud Natural wool, Silk Underwear In different shades aud grades, You can A suit of Underwear as iow 28 50 centa, Prices tor Sik Underwear, however, Run as hich as #8 50. Equestrienne Drawers—wool And sl—trom $1.50 to €5.50. Those new Wool Belts or “‘Abdommal Wanvers,” #0 highly recommended By pbysictans—unexcelied For equalizing the circulation. Ask Miss Pritchard To show them to you. Hand-ome Hosiery at Hotchinson's—all kinds, ‘Colorsand siz.s, Prices—well, after Seeiny the goods We haves few Flannel Wrappers that sold at @Gand 87, altogether six or eight garments, Choice $3.98. ‘Mourning Wrappers you find with us in larre assort- ‘Ment, in Gray and Black grounds. Our regular $1.50 frade—one day's price, Kors Puansacy, LEADERS OF THE LOWEST PRICES, 71H AND E STS. N.W. —o— Sarenpay. Call tomorrow. It will be to your advantage, f¢ this day we make the greatest sacrifice sale ever fered. Asx For Jonxsrows Tuas, GENERAL LIST. Best English Tooth Brushes, warranted... 2%¢ 25e. English Tooth Brushes, was backs... 130 10c. French Tooth Brusies, v ae $1 Engish Ai!-oristie Har Braspes (Kent's). Imported Hair Lrushes, all iristie, aspecial bar fain, satin wood backs, riveted, good enough for the most exacting, mm thzee sizen, Tae Moxeweytane 937 and 909 F st. ow. FINE MILLINERY, cvoaks, NOSIERY, GLOVES, THE BEST IDEAS IN MILLINERY CENTER HERE} O00 Hand Scrabs, very good value, at Shoo Brushes. —We carry the lar. — and offer the following specials: Newspaper descriptions are too feeble to convey any adequate notion of the Leauty of our Trimmed Lats. ‘They must taik in your eyes. She. Suoe Brushes at 2c.—either with or with- out bandies. ‘35c. Ciotit Brushes down at, Here are styles so lovely that not onein fifty coutd | 20c. Lather Brusives, extra coc Pass them unnoticed. Surpassing values\alwaysin our Millinery, Always Megance ininsied with economy. Stylish Turbane, remy Toques, Fascinating Round Hats at prices that win you. Te. 18 OUR PRICE OF FRENCH FELT. Black and all shades—th. 25, and we're making 8 big “‘rash” on $2 values at £1.59. They're extra choice. Stop and see the new shapes Rustin today at $1.25, $1.75, $2 amd 82.50. SOME FALL CLOAK “WONDERS” ‘That will save you dollars and please you. Our stock ‘0 alive with values iike these. money. Don't miss ther ‘25c. Corkscrews, to reduce stock, only.. 20c. Whis< Brooms down at. S5e. Poc'.et Stoves, wleokel, Blacking Sets seliing at » 75e. and Me. are cheap at haif @s muck more, and you can't buy them elsewhere for loss. ‘20e. Blacking Dips (daubers) at. $1 bars Conti's White Custile Soap, nearly & Ibe... Ge. per bar G5c. Florida Water, full size, lange 25e. Curling Irons down at. 10c. Bind Seod. best quality. 25e. Hand Mirrors, this ts = 2oc. Large Dressing Comb, best rubber,quill (Loot at those in our thindow.) $1 Dalmatian Insect Powder, best quality, at 57e. per pound. Furfaced Reefers, selling fast as tomers can try thom on, at $6.98, w $8; at S11, Worth $15; Neal Astrakhan collar and edve, £9.98, worth $12.5 superb at @14, worth $18. Choviot Kester at $3.98, everywisre $5, at 84.98, everywhere 86; marvels at 86.50, worth $8.50. ae oe ib Ge 400 en) $1 Parent Medicines, including Hood's, Ayer's, Cuticura Kesoivent, 8. 8. S., Simmons’ Regu- lator, Jayne's and Picroe's Medicines, “at. (A seving of 3ic. on each bottle.) fal. min te = ‘We're doing a great trade in them be- cause of our “eye-opening” prices. ‘Bussian Hair Capes, beauties, only $5.97, worth $8. Coque Feather Short Boas, in all colors PARIG and Black, sroum €1.25t0 €3.25, je seveneseoees 3S a0 0 FEATHER il-length Paris-made Hackle Feather cog Some. BOAS. Boas, $4.89, $7, $9, $12, $18 age <— band Ke Key Chain with Rings at Se LADIRG’ MERINO UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY. i een oe "ECIAL Ladies’ Eivbed White Casumere | Tic box coutaius twentslour Sheets Paper ‘Veet, hich neck, ribbed arms, ail sizes, Toc, worth je ag 81; bigh neck, ‘long sleeves, all izes, USe., worth twenty-four Enveloy<s. oy Sponges and Chamots, awfully cheap, good sizes, at Ladies’ Heavy Silk end Wool Swiss Ribbed Vests, high neck, long sleeves, €2.75 and $3 éach. 20e. We have the lead tn Tollet Soape. ‘Those tat for- LADIES’ Fast Black Extra Hoavy Ootton Hose, ailk- | **l¥ s0ld for 25, 20, Jbe..wehave reduced to 300, emnbrokiered instep, 4c. per pair, worth Gib. —— — Family Syrinces, compte and fect. - im flannel or a 0 KOLB PHARMACY, LEADEES OF THE LOWEST PRICES, 77H AND & sts. THE 7TH AND UI STS. ¥LW., FRANELE & 00, — A GLORIOUS FEAST OF BARGAIN® TOMORROW FOR ALL OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS. UNTOLD, UNHEARD, " BARGAINS, — BARGAINS, BARGAISe —— A lot of new goolls just receive. Advantageome Purchoses made hy our buyers tn New Yoru end ela Where resu.( in a mutea! benedt | Take scvantage of our list and sttend. oneamdeli, tomorrow. We never advertioe an article that 1 will met pay You ro gessees JUST RECEIVED 4 Fiony Decorated English Chime Tee ta, 68 Pieces Real value, $4.98. Tomorrow, @3.18 3UST RECEIVED & Chowe Decorated. Dugiish China Chart Sete, Pie Heal watue, $2.98. Tomorrow, 62.18 JUST RECHIVED 100 }iuely Decorated American China Chamber Seti, Rew shapes, color decorations, fold lied. al value, 4.4% Ammal ofes, C268 JUST REC 600 Fancy China Mustard Pots, Beal vaiue, 10: Tomorrow, 40 JUST RECEIVED f 10.000 Japanese Individual Butters, Bewutifal @» sens. Real value, Se. Tomorrow, 20. 400 Decorsted Pororiain Cups and Sancen. Real value, €1.25 neil doa Tomorrow, 7oc. bet Gam. 3UST RECEIVED 300 Japanese Bine and White Tea Pata, Kea value, oe, Tomorrow, lie. HOUSEFURNISHINGS, NEW STOCK. L-quart Galvanized Dippera. Real value, ie. Jomorrow Japanned Wash Basins Tomorrow... iue, Tomorrow... S-quart Ln Ov, value, éc. Tomorrow... Larwe Turkey Feather Dusters. Beal value, ie. Tomorrow «2... vee Biack-bandie Tractug Wheels. Keal value, 0. Lemon-wood Salad Seta. Real value, 10c, Tomer . Tomer (Centennial Shoe Biacking, perbox. Real value, ibe. Tomorrow . = Sewing Machine Oil Uarge). Ladies’ French Shoe Dressing. eal value, Jie. Tomorzo pBisitatin oo fuk or Mucilave, per bottle, Meal vaine. be. Fe Large Size Boitle Ammonia. 7TH AND H STS. ¥.W., FRANKLE & CO. n . Jouxstows Buraxrasr Correz 2 + H. Hose, ‘STH AND PENNA. AVE, WISE PROPLE never make an invest mevi until they are thoroughly posted. 4 WORD IS SUFFICIENT. You cannot afford to buy your Carpe and Purniture before seeing out stock. ‘We have just placed on saie two of the GREATEST RUG SUITES, Five pieces each, In the market. ONE aT 972.50 AND THE OTHER AT $97.60. ‘Bee them before you buy. ww HOEKE O34 '