Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1891, Page 4

THE EVENING WASHINGTO WEDNESDAY STAR. October 23, 1291. mes larger than that im the city. Some of the opponents of the holding of the Grand Army encampment at Washington are tudustrioysly engaged in slandering the keep- 7s of hotels and boarding houses in this city, and in cultivating the impression that extor- tien will be practiced upon the veterans who propose to visit the capital on that occasion. ‘The charge is ridiculously untrue, but itmay do imjary if uncontradicted in the papers which published the original slander, by deterring some intending visitors. The attempt is made in Somnection with this falsehood tosecure the re- moval of the encampment rom Washington,but there is not the slightest apprehension felt here om that point, because it is easy to show the true situation to the few men who have the power to chango the place of the encatmpment's meeting. The injury that is feared is, as sug- Sested, the frightening away of veterans who bave read the slander and will not be given the opportunity to learn the truth. In common Justice all eangaaia which have circulated the defumatory statement ought to print the facts. The local hotel association is already rally on record, and will put iteelf on record in writing in a manuer which will leave not tho slightest foundation for the charge. There is .no city in the United States which in the months of Sep- | tember and October can better accommodate | ‘an immense crowd of visitors. It bas the quar- ters andct that season of the year they are | comparatively empty. Cities like New York which have more Lotels and boarding houses are far less ready to handle a crowd becau: they are crowded the year nd, and cor mercial cities are overtiowing with outside buyers especially in this very season of autumn. Long before the time of the encampment the committee appointed for that purpose will have the room and boarding accommodations of Washington so classified and systematized that visitors can be read: plied with such quarters as they desire, from the cheapest to the most expensive, the charges in no case ex- coeding the regular rates. — The state elections this fall are of unneaal | interest. In Massachusetts, New York, Penn- sylvania, Ohio aud Iowa the issues, the men or the peculiar relations of the states to the na- Sioual parties present points of great attrac- tioa, not merely to the politician, but to all the people of the country who aro} er interested in polit The ebief | 0 of Massachusetts tu the democrats is as = pointer in their presidential nominating con- vention. In Pennsyivania a democratic victory would only mean that the people are tired of bossism. In neither of these great republican states is there probability of permanent demo- cratic success, although there is more to lead to democrutic encouragement in the former than in the latter. As to Obio thero seems to be more donbt on the legislature than on the governor. It is a pretty close fight all around. The same is to be said of lowa. New York is a democratic state with aeficld this year favorable in some respects to the republicans. The issues are chiefly local in the bay state and turn on reform in Pennsylvania. The prohibition measure figures largely in Iowa. Obio is fought out on state and national issues, with the McKinley bill, free silver and the sena- atorial aspirations of Sherman and Foraker in Tomorrows Grove Sate aT Tue Paras Rovaz 18 TO BE Tae Evexsr Or Tue Seasoy. GLOVES which possess merit earned of yearsof trial; Gloves that are popularly known in every state of the Union as the best procuratle at $1 and $1.25 are to be. offered tomorrow here at SO cents, 68 cents and 79 cents a pair. Fostex Hoox Kw Guoves Tr ae aT op Mwgc. PAIR. 7 ye “Licensed under Foster's patents,” are the words stamped in each pair of these Gloves. The patent covers the hooks and laces, the advantages of which You are famtitar with. What will be sew to you is the | Price—79 CENTS A FAIR. Thone are the 7-hook Un- | dressed Kid Gloves which retail sea rule at 61.25 0 Pair, sometimes at » higher price, We show Fast Biscie and correct autuuon tints of Grays and Tans. | Anticipating a very great dewand we make the follow: ing rules for tomorrow's sale: Ist, Not more than two Pairetoeach visitor. £4, We cannot undertake to try them on. Sd, Should the wrong size or shade be taken the Gloves wilt de cheerfully exchanged al any future time, bth—Nours of eale, 8 a.m. to G p.tie en ba ae ug Bass Choice of the 5-book Gloves of the new Undressed Bisrritz Mousquetaires at O8c. peir, The Foster Hook Gloves sre identical to those quoted in paraxraph above, with the exception that they bave: only 5 hooks. ‘The Pigskin or Biarritz ‘Mousquetaires are new-¢/ un- dressed kid. The merits cf theGiace or Dressed Pig- skin Gloves are well known, and doubtless the newly born sister Gloves—undressed—will be equally appre- ciated. You will very much admire the delicacy and beauty of the colorings, the six shades of Tans varying {ecu a beautiful Fawn tint to the well-known English Tan. The same rules apply as mentioned for Foster Hook Gloves. However, we will sell any number of aire to those willing to pay what iste be the regular niet 60 ate aT PAIR, $1 Qvanzy Kin Groves a aT ans % Cc. PAIR, By yy ‘These are not regular stock and cannot be dupli- cated. They are here more by accident or good luck than for any other reason. 1,900 dozen of these Un- Areseed Kid Mousguctaires and &-button Gloves were thrown on the New York market owing tothe Anancial misfortune of an importer. 500 dozen were gobbled Up by « leading New York retailer, and, as we said, by accident or good luck our buyer secured the balance. ‘The Grays are all solé, but six lovely shades of Tan the forefront. The democrats are trying to hold the republicans responsible in New York for the world’s fair going to Chicago, instead ‘ofto New York, while the republicans are en- deavoring to show that democracy means Tam- ‘A republican victory in New York since they are nominally republican. ——E If Samuel J. Tilden sees from the further shore anything of present mundane interest he knows from the defeat of his will before the New York court of appeals that “the best laid plans of mice and men gang aft agley.” Just why common law as interpreted by the courts sbould be stronger than common sense and common right is not clear to those obfusticated individuals who are told by the law writers that law is the perfection of reason. It may well be in some sublimated sphere of action in which the New York court of appeals is not the interpreter of the law. Mr. Tilden was a great lawyer, famed far and wide asa drafteman. He made his own will with great deliberation, providing in it as well for public as family in- terests. Good sized fortunes were carved out of hisimmense estate for the use of each of his nephews and nieces. But be had been an illustrious public character, deeply indebted, as he thought, to the people of New York for his honors, and to pay off this debt and also to discharge an obligation which he felt resting upon him as an intelligent and wealthy citizen todo all in bis power for the enlightenment af the people he sought to establish a trust to hold and administer a public library and to provide funds for its maintenance. The heirs elubbed together, hired lawyers, contested the trust provision and at last secured a decision in their favor. If a person bas money for public uses it is wise to give it in his lifetime aad not leave a way for the courts to break his will, The wealthy citizen who has it in mind to do for the capital what Tilden sought to do for New York, and who coutemplates the found- ing of a free library for Washington, will please So far from the death of Parnell removing, as was at first expected, all obstacles to peace in the ranks of the Irish national party, it seems to have increased the raucor of the faction- ariea The breaking of necis is proceeding at a lively rate and the police are hardly able to restrain the impetuosity ef the combatants. The Parnellites aze apparently responsible in Greater part forthe violence. But as Ameri- cam funds provide the sinews of war and Americans ar ich fools as to contribute the means for internecine warfare, the feud cannot last very much longer —— The republic ts getting tired of the snarlings that issue unofficially from the Chilean legation. Chile ought not to retain here,even in a sub-| ordinate official capacity, anybedy whose fcel- ings toward this country are such that residence here und the performance of his duties must be excessively painful to him. Moreover, sach an offical isapt to got Limsclf dislied,,as muck as Egan appears to be in Child. .t ‘ ee If Fassett is to be beld responsible. for the Jocation of the world’s fair Chicago might at least have come forward with a handsome cou- tribution to the New York republican campaign fand. —— If the idea of setting type by machinery is ever practically realized it will inevitably be coupled with some disativfaction. ‘There would be small comfort in abusing a mere collection of cogs and levers for typographical errors, se If the Standard Oil Company and its new fledged opposition, the Andrew Carnegie con- cern, find it expedient later on to combine, as will probably be the case. the oil consuming public will have very little to congratulate it- self upon. ~~ 0 The nation welcomes the Detroit today to the ranks of the new navy—the navy thatis getting isto line ix detachments, bus getting there in great shape. treasury seandal remain, in all sizes. You have only to handle these Gloves to recognize them good value st the price they were intended to retail—one dollar s pair. THE PaLals Royal. Seasoxaste Ovren Gankeexrs FOR LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN, aT Patas Roya Parces, Apart from the claim that our cash business allows ‘smaller profit, and therefore lower prices than usually ‘quoted, we also make the claim that for style, quality Gnd variety the Palais Royal's collection is not sur- A CONDENSED PRICE LIST. ‘Had we space to give descriptions of the garments here at the prices between the extremes quoted below some idea of the variety might be gleaned. Infants’ Cloaks, 2.25 to $15, Children’s Coats, $1.98 to $14, ‘Misses’ Ulsters, $4 to #20 each. Ladies! Jackets, $5 to $45 each, Ladies’ Capes, 813 to $35 each. Ladies’ Wrappers, $2.25 to $39, Srrctazres - You Suovry Ser, Your experience may make youeasily understand that almost every store has its specialties. The fol- lowing have been quoted as the Dest attainable in this city at the prices: CHILDREN'S AND MISSES’ GARMENTS. AT $3.50-INFANTS' Long Cloaks of White Cash- auere, in threo styles, with braid, ribbon and embroid- ory trimmings. AT $5.50-CHILDREN—1 to 4 years, Cheviot Coats, in Tan, Brown and Gray, with silk braid trimming. AL €4.25—The Fur-trimmed Plaid Cloth Coats with deep capes, tor younxsters from 1 to 4 years. AT $7.50-Sizes 1 to 4 years—Ladies' Cloth Coats,in all colors, with and without capes, Astracban, Angora and Chinchilla trimmings, AT $5-Misses’ Tan Camel's Hair Ulsters with double collar,large pearl buttons, lange full sleeves and rolling cuffs, hip pockets, &a Six years old size is 88, rising ‘SO cents for each size up to 14 years. LADIES’ GARMENTS. AT 816—Nine styles of Jackets that have been favor- compared with $20 garments. The best spoken of are the Gray Camel's Hair Jackets, 33 inches long, with very full roll collar of opossum fur. The Tan Camel's Hair Keefers, 33 inches long, with silk loops and buttons, deep collar of marten far, The Tan and Bick Cheviot Jackets, with mink, seal and astrakban fur trimmings. AT $10—The Biack Cheviot Hip Seam Jackets,double breasted, braid binding, cut and Snished like men’s coats. AT %9—The 3sinch Jackets, with silk buttons, &Xc., made in imitation of the imported tailor-made Jackets. As good as the imported sold at $12.50. AT $7—Navy and Black Cheviot Refers, $2 inches long. Braid bound, large bone buttons, Looks as if tailor made. AT $20—Capes of English Cheviot, 39 inches long, With sleeves. Braid and jet nail head trimmings, AT @6— Wrappers of Plaid French Flanuels, in Red, Navy, Gendarme, Gray. Watteau back, loose front, full sieeve, roll collar, &e. AT 810—Robes de Chambre of Red Cashmere, braid ‘rimming. The style and fit of our $35 imported novelties, Fons Ar Paras Rora Prices. FURRIER’S FURS—The best Furs at from fifteen to thirty per cent less than furrier’s prices. No better *pecimen of Krimmer ts Lere than shown in our $48 Capes; Mute to match at only $5.95. Here, too, are Russian Hare Capes that are reliable, at only 90.68. Also Capes, Muffy and trimming, made of Bear, Rac coon, Kock Marten, Black Marten, Wool, Seal. Mouf- fon, Thibet, Lynx. Nutria Beaver, Astrachan, Opos- formitable appetite for ———_s+—_—_. There is “greatness” even in ctime. the Kipper” bus bis imitators. ——_—__---_—__—_- bas been reigarkably @ermant ia ths canyaiga “Jack sum. ete., ete. Fur Trimmings from 3ic. to @5 0 yard. ‘THE PaLals ROYAL. A. LISNER, | (Cor. Lith st. and Pa. sve, Cares Axv Cours, ah 98 Our stock is now very full and we quote some good ‘numbers from our late arrivals, ooo ok PP. go P wo AA P ee = Broadcloth Capes in Tan and Navy Blue, with sleeves and feather trimming, 12. Beaver Cloth ia ‘Mode color, with aleeves, Black Beaver Capes, —* trimmed in braid, Binck Beaver cand sleeves, trimmed with braid and nail bead jet. A beauty, $20. Bleck Deaver Capes, with sleeves, trimmed with ‘braid, embroidery and feathers, $27. $3 % A THT phe oe Oo AA 3 oe AF fe = Light Gi Cheviot Coats, 30 inches tp lenwtb, tight Aittmx im the back, Jouse ip front, trimmed with Bisck ‘astrakban and frou, « Tan Cheviot Coats, SU inches tn lencth, Beaver color cee 815. Navy Blue Chevict Costs, 30 inches tn length, Black fur collar, ¢-tuch Biack fur Land down the front and Tan Bedford Cord Reefer, Black wartes fur collar, ‘same fur down the front and fur frogs, $28. Drab Bedford Cord Kevfer, trimmed with Black qarten fur down the front, marten collar aud frogs, $25. Rusret Color Beaver Cioth Coats, with shirts, skirts beautifnily braided, $20 About 40 different nurulerson hand, Examine our stock Bens. For thenext thirty days we will makea 15 Pes Cexr Discousr ON ALL FOLDING BEDS. 65 DIFFERENT BEDS TO MAKE A SELECTION FROM, Including the Phantx Folding Bed, which As the best in the world, ‘The new Gunn Bed, the Windsor, the Pal ace, the Standard, the Desk Beds, the Converse and the Lurk Beds. Fotpise Our reason for making this discount is that we are overstocked and that we have thirty-five beds at our storage ware house on 224 st. which we cannot show, as we Baven't sufticient floor room, in spite of Our recent enormous addition, 15 Pex Cexr Discouxt ON FOLDING BEDS FOR EXT THIRTY DAYS, W. B, MOSES & SONS, at F and 11th sts. Weovrse Pazsexrs, ‘We have today the largest and most complete assort- ‘ment of articles suitable for wedding gifts, and if you do not know just what you want, save time and trouble by calling on us. IN STERLING SILVER We have articles from @2 to $500. An immense variety of goods put up in handsome cases, from $8 to $25. Webaves thousand different pieces for you to pick from, IN SILVER PLATED WARE We ‘keep simply everything worth having of the reputable factories. Any one who has seen our silver plated ware department snows it is the largest in Washington, IN ONYX CLOCKS, With best French movements, we have fully 100 styles, from $15 to $150; American Black Enameled Clocks, 85 to 825, ONYX TABLES AND CABINETS, ‘We have the former from $9 to $40 and Cabinets up to 8200. ‘ BRIC-A-BRAC, Sopopular for wedding gifts, comprises with us the choicest pieces in Royal Worcester, Derby, Dolton, Dresden, Hungarian and other choice art ware. We in- vite inspection of some fine Marble Busts and Statuary Just imported from Italy and only received this week, LEATHER GUODS, Such as Card Cases and Pocket Books, mounted in sterling silver, are pretty pfesents and popular. Opera Glasses, of which we have over 600 pairs, from $3 to $36, are also desirable. REMEMBER ‘That wealso guarantee to sell you at the lowest possl- ble price for strictly first-class xoods, BR. HARRIS & CO., Cor. 7th and D sts. n, 8. Comx & Co, 523 11TH STREET, JET FRINGES, Jet Strand Fringes, from 1 to 36 inches wide, fine cut, from $1 to $15 = yard. Novelty Jet Fringes, from 3 to 15 inches wide and from G5e. to $18 a yard. Silk and Jet Fringes, €2.23 toda yard. Our stock of above goods is. full and complete, and we have the finest collection ‘we have yet shown. 8. COHEN & CO., 623 11th street, “PRICES GUARANTEED.” OcRB-te Scrrorrxa Evzayrame Exsz. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. c. WED) j Horcamsows Haxnsouz Sronz ‘Ah thing of beauty (90 soy forever, Bince the opening (Of our F street Millinery Parlors they ‘Have deen visited By throngs of delighted spectators, ‘Both men sad women. ‘Washington in proportion to ite alse Has more people of taste Than any other city in the world. ‘These have visited our new store, and ve been unsparing In their praise of tt, How could they be otherwise ‘When we have tho deat a cverythino? ‘Mise Emma J. Forbes, who cae '9 the people of Washington Asa connoisseur on waters of millinery, Miss Forbes was formerly With Mrs. M. J. Hunt, and Has had a rare experience ‘In catering to the admirers Of Hat and Bornst finery, Miss Forbes will be pleased. To see her many friends ‘To the followers of fashion's caprices, Ad¥thing you may wish, ‘From a simple ornament to the latest “Poem in Millinery" from Paria, ‘You can find At the F st. store, and at prices Which defy competition. We purpose to please you, And you are At all times invited ‘To tuspect our Kode, ‘Whether you wish to buy or not. At the new store we have MILLINERY and Gloves; At the avenue store we have these And also COMSETS, UNDERWEAR, DRESS GOODS, WRAPS and many other things, J.C. Horcurssox, CORNER F AND 13TH 81S, AND 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 5 83°08 Bock aiaigia Ran ny Pree aft i. Hahn's *‘Novolty Cork-fillea” Hand.sewed Shoes Keep the feet dry, Keep the feet warm, Are not clumsy, Cost no more ‘Than other good shoes. Price of Gente Calf Cork-filled Hand-made Shoes, 23.008 pair. Price of Ladies’ Cork-filled Kangaroo Shoes, @30 pair. Dongola Vamp, Dull Top Ladies’ “*Cork-flled” Walkfasts, $3.50 a pair. Without a doubt ‘The most popular Walking Shoes Ever offered. Bee them, rN N x x Ml Te AA AAA aa — em [. 930 and 962 7th st., i wears gaze 1914 and 1916 Pa, ave., 231 Pa. ave. 8.0. Dowr Fonozr Tur Bors, TTTTHE BOYS AND CHILDREN 7 NEED TO BE AS WARMLY F CLAD AS THE GROWN FOLKS. WHILE YOU ARE HERE SELECTING THE NEWSUIT AND OVERCOAT FOR YOURSELF VISIT OUR BOYS’ DEPARTMENT AND SEE THE SPLENDID AR- RAY OF STRONG, SERVICEABLE AND STYLISH GARMENTS WE HAVE PROVIDED FOR THEM AND AT WHAT REASONABLE PRICES WE SELL THEM, pppo YOU KNOW WHAT B CARR'S MELTON 181 IT Bop’ 18 THE MOST RELIABLE FABRIG WOVEN FOR OVER. COATS. CONSTANT USK HAS NO EFFECT ON THEM. THEY LOOK WELL AFTER YEARS OF HARD SERVICE. WE HAVE THEM IN ALL OF THE NEW COLORS, TAILORED TO PERFEC- TION, AND FAULTLESS FIT. ‘TING. Po STOCK OF MEN'S SUITS Q Q18 OVERFLOWING WITH 00 ELEGANCE AND STYLE, AND THE MAIN POINT IN CLOTHING, RELIABILITY, 18 NOT OVERLOOKED, EITHER. SEE THEM. Rosmsox, Panzer & Co. Tae Lancrst Excivsve Crotmne House Ix Axzatca, 1200, 1202 & 1204 FSz.N.W. Canmaar & Ley, ‘928 7th st, and 700 E st, n.w. One hundred White Bed Spreads, extra size and ex- tra weight, to goat $1 cach. LADIES' COATS. ‘We are showing 8 line from $4.50 to $25. Our gar- ‘mente sre well made, perfect fitting and the price is the lowest. We would ask your inspection before pur- basing. Special bargains tn Underweer. Men's Gray Wool ‘Shirts, sizes 26, 38an@ 40 (no Drawers to match), ot ‘5c. The price was 50c. A special bargain iu Men's Natural Wooi Shirts and Drawers at $Leach. The price was 81.50 each. Ladies’ Fine Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants at ‘750. Price was @1 each. + Chenille Portieres, fringed and dado top and bottom, ica ie nee em an te at mite, Gray, oaly 82.50 each. * WRBTL st. ane 706 Ket, aw, | & FINE ARTICLE AT a FAIR FIGURE MEAKS SUCCESS. ae, ia Just, {hey Istand upon exsctly,as you WATE You Rave tire Sethe. Phoy are more ‘Used than ever. CHINA CLOSETS. You ‘want to ‘examine what 1 have in this line; see them — betore are "hed over. Lhave some t Wil be hard todupli- gate, shen cold. Evers body: ve a pratt Chins LACE CURTAINS now being put up. and T 1AM IN RECEr NEWSOPPLY, ‘need. spection and sale, and T am xoing to sail thom. You take your choice aud I will do the rest. IN FURNITURE 1 HAVE SOME new and artistic odd pieces which will gateb your fancy and it some place in your hours toperlection” hi font ten pretty pleco of ent odd furniture. ‘Teen soil Poh 2 le at afair ALEX. MILNE, 1214 Feet nw, oc3-skwim PDD RRR U (GGG, 588g Be ft GE gee aes Boo EE You GSP Sess x ‘Remember that we are on theeveof Temoval to our new store, where we have determined to reopen with @ completely renovated stock. Conse- quently prices are being clipped on the countless little articles—Combs, Sponges, Nail Files, Nail Brushes, Hair Curlers, Chamois, Brushes, “Odd Boxes," Cakes of Soap and Fancy Articles generally—which we do not intend to carry to ont new quarters., We have not space to de- tail the réductions. ‘Drop in and look them over, EMULSIONS OF COD LIVER OIL, ‘The best of them all is Douglass’ “ Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and Hy- Pophosphites of Lime and Soda, ‘This preparation is 50 per cent pure Norwegian oil, imported by us direct insealed casks, The other ingredients are Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda. Their mingling produces the most efficacious remedial ever pro- scribed in the treatment of consump- tion and other lung and bronchial ailments. It is palatable, easily di- gested and has no susxestion of the nauseating after-tasteof the ordinary Cod Liver Oil, In Douglass’ Emul- sion you also secure the larger quan- tity, as the bottle is of a larger size than commonly used in bottling this Preparation. 75 cents per bottle, three for #2, MM FEI RR TTT att E = R R Tr ik & i MMM .kRE RR fT : New line of Corset Covers. The best inthe city for the price, Two for 25c. W. A. Punce & Co. ‘719 Market Space, Corner 8th st. For Tauvaspay. ANOTHER VELVET OFFER. ‘Thursday (tomorrow) we will show another lot of those 81 Velvets AT 780, yard. There are only 4 colors in all, NAVY, GOLDEN BROWN, GREEN, CARDINAL. ‘These are excellent values at 81, but tomor- row WE WILL OFFER THEM FOR 78. yard. ALSO ANOTHER SMALL QUANTITY of those SILK PLUSHES, in bright colors, at 7c. yard. Fearser Boss. THOSE 3-yard Large COQUE FEATHER Boas are going fast, If you want one you had better be quick about it. ‘They sell regularly for @5. THIS LOT GOES FOR $3.98 each. 35c. Hose For 25c. Compare these HOSE with any one's 35e, ‘Hose and you will think they ate good value at that price, YET YOU CAN BUY THEM HERE, FOR 250. pair. ‘They are HERMSDORF DYE and of course are WARRANTED FAST BLACK, with HIGH SPLICED HEELS and DOUBLE TOES and ere the BEST HOSE in the country FOR 250. A Conver Or Sweerness. HAVE you seen our PERFUMERY DEPART- MENT LATELY! WELL, you should pay ita visit. There is MORE BUTTLED SWEETNESS here than you could use ina lifetime, AND of the VERY BEST QUALITIES, too. OUR ~ SALE of TRIPLE EXTRACTS by the ounce is very large and rapidly increasing, for the fact that we SELL ONLY the most reliable MAKES, that is, Perfumes that will last, is becomin; well known and asa natural consequence when lady wantsa GOOD RELIABLE PERFUME ‘the first place she thinksof is PIERCE. We Dave just ADDED to OUR ALREADY larxe stock of PERFUMES a COMPLETE ASSORT- MENT of “DELETTSEZ'S" RENOWNED TRIPLE EXTRACTS in TRAILING ARBU- ‘TUS,CYCLAMEN, JOCKEY CLUB, FORGET- ME-NOT, LELAS BLANC, WHITE HELIO- TROPE, MOSS ROSE, LILY OF THE VaL- LEY, PEAU D'ESPAGNE, STEPHANOTES, TUBE ROSE, VIOLET DE PARMA and also the two specialties, AMARYLLIS DU JAPAN and VIRGIN VIOLET. A drop of one of ‘THESE EXTRACTS will last lopwer thanan ounce of the ordinary kind. Try them and be CONVINCED. COME inandget SWEETENED UP with AMARYLLIS DU JAPAN from the ATOMIZER, COLGATE’S EXTRACTS, LUNDBURG'S EXTRACTS, WOODWORTH'S BLUE LILLIES, by the oz., from 25e. to 35e. per oz. BOTTLES FURNISHED FREE OF CHARGE. ALSO 8 full sssortment of FINE SOAPS ana FACE POWDERS, both IMPORTED and DOMESTIC, Borroxs Axo Naz. Hae ‘SO styles in NAIL HEADS. Everything that ia ysed in Binck steel and colored, at the lowest ‘possible price, AS FOR BUTTONS, THIS HOUSE HAS ALWAYS led the BUTTON TRADE of this CITY. You will Gnd every kind of BUTTON hore from the lowest-priced to the fine IM- PORTED GOODS. UUR PRICES ARE GUARANTEED to bethe CLOSEST, ~ Veuunas. : ALL of tho NEWEST STYLES and MESHES == SD AY, OCTOBER 28, 1891. THE BOW MARCHE ‘Both jumped into popular favor in- stantly, We refer to the two new depsrt- ‘mente—Fringes and Buttons. It is « ‘aeason of Frinzes with a vim. We ean HERE THEY ARE AGAIN. ‘Those two departments again—Hosiery and Underwear. How they aregrowing! Judicious buying and exceedingly close selling isthe cause. Do not think of buying Underwear or Hosiery witbout Seeing, these stocks. You will not get the ‘most For your money unless you do. In Hosiery sbout the two best bargains We have are the Funcy Top Hose, with Fakt Black feet, and the special quality of Fast Black Hose, both at 25e. per Pair. In Underwear the best bargain ts the Ladies’ Fifty-cent Heavy Ribbed Vestare- Gucedto0c. each. Fifty-cent Vests are Apt to stop selling here and elsewhere Until these 39. Vests are closed out. Some of you will be sorry you did not ‘takes half dozen. THE BON MARCHE, 1t 314 AND 316 7TH ST. N. W. We find November a “‘wedding" month almost as much as June, and necessarily your outfit must be se- lected soon, We always have made a specialty of BRIDAL OUTFITS In Muslin or Cambric, in beautiful match picces. Some trimmed in dainty laces, others in fine embroider- ies, some with both, These we have at prices to suit your inclination, ‘The asvortwent is acceptsbly large ‘and elegant, and if at all inclined to buy, you can be suited here. Handsome Lace-trimmed Bridal Set, con- ‘isting of three pieces: Full MgtherHybberd * Gown, yoke trimmed with four rows of Val. lace inserting and six clusters of fine tucks, ‘Wide lace ruffle round neck and down front, full Hubbard sleeves, finished with iace in- serting and lacerafle. Chemise and Draw- ersare exact match. For @3. Handsome Lace Bridal Bet, consisting of Gown, Corset Cover, Drawers and Long Skirt, trimmed with wide inserting and edge to match. Price, $4.50. Bridal Sets, trimmed with fine embroid- ery, from $3, $3.50, $4, $4.50, @5, 85.50, ‘06 up to the very expensive. LADIES’ NIGHT DRESSES, Heavy Muslin Mother Hubbard Night Dress, six clusters of four tucks each ih the yoke, cambric ruffle around neck and sleeves. Also Muslin Night Dresses, sack back, tucked front, turn-over collar and cuffs edged with fine Hamburg. For 50c. SKIRTS. = Fine Muslin Skirts, full width, all Jengtbs, tucked cambric ruffle, with four one-half-inch tucks above, yoke band, &c, Price, Sse. Fine Muslin Skirts, hemstitched ruffle and tucks above. Price, 75c. NEW IDEA-SATINE WAISTS, A novelty in Black Satine Shirt Waists, ‘six box plaits back and front, turn-over col- Jar and cuffs, full, bigh sleeves; for winter ‘wear, Price, $1.25. Black Satine Waists, made with fall, high sleeves. yoke of 52 tucks; perfect-fitting. Price, 81.48. Black Italian Cloth Walsts, tucked, high Sleeves, turn-over collar. Price, $1.75. THINGS TO REMEMBER, Our Underwear stock is separated from all other stocks. All our Underwear is guaranteed. All sizes always in stock. Money refunded when you demand it. ‘Mail orders for Underwear will receive ims oh ERG 0c28 = 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH ST. 7TH AND E STS. N.W, —— Cure that cough before it is too late. ‘Mra, Jones. ‘Mra. Jones. ‘Mrs, Jones. ‘Mrs. Jones. ; i SEPSRRSPES EST RTTATTTGHTITT : oe ne Raw oS LE Every Thursday we bring to the front all “Odds and Ends” of stock which we ‘Wish to clowe out at reduced prices. We conskier it « profitable loss to sacrifice the inst fow warments or “Odd Sizes" in any line of goods, no matter how desirable they may have been. Bo- Jow wesive an especially attractive list for tomorrow's sale BILDREN'S LONG CLOAKS.—of the laree quantity of Children's Long Cloaks advertise’ last Wedneslay wehave only about or 10 left. These Long Cloaks are in sizes from 30 1¢ years and sold from €10 to $10.50. To- morrow, $6. 1 Child's Plaid Novelty Cloth Cloak. Bize 10. Reduced from 12.50 to #9. 1 Child's Piaid Novelty Cloth Cloak. Bize 12. Reduced from $18.50 to €10. WEAPPERS AND SUITS.—Heving only one oF two sizes each of these ‘Wehavecut their price to sell them to- morro 2 Ladies’ Gray Novelty Serre Combt- Bation Suit. Size 33, Reduced from B18 to 89. 1 Ladies’ Fancy Figured Cardinal China Suk Tea Gown. Size 36, Re- duced from #17 to ¢12. 1 Second-mourning Serge Wrapper: Black. with Gray and White stripes. Bize 34. Reduced from $14.50 to $10. 3 Biack Henrietta Cloth Wrappers. Sizes 34, 36 and 38. Reduced from $20 to 817.50. ADIES' NAVY BLUE COATS RE- DUCED.—We have too many Navy Blue Coats, and to reduce the stock we have lowered prices as follows. Ladies’ Navy Biue Beaver Cloth Coats, Diich shoulders, double breasted. Sizes ‘82, 34. 36, 40.and 42. Reduced from 66 toes. Ladies’ Navy Biue Beaver Cloth Coats, roiling collar, tatior bound, loose-ftting oa All sizes. Reduced from $8to Ladies’ Navy Blue Beaver Cloth Conta, Botched collar, tallior bound, double breasted. Ligh sleeves. All sizes. Ke- duced from #10 to 86. Ladies’ Double-breasted Box Costs, lined throughout with silk Merveilleux. An excellent, serviceable cost. Sizes 2, Bt, Band 38. Reduced from €l4 to 88. OSIERY.—16 pairs of Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hose. Extra sizes 9, Oy and 10. Reduced from 6), Gtand Tic. to 39 cents. 20 pairs of Children's Wool Hose, in ‘Seal Brown and Cardinal. Sizes 5 to 83s. Formerly sold from 50 to 86 cents. Ke- duced to 29 cents per pair. GLOVES. —39 pairs of Ladies’ 8-button Suede Mousquetaire Gloves—Tans only. Sizes 5X, GY, Gy and. Re- duced from €1 to GS cents per pair. 28 pairs of Ladies’ Cashmere Gloves in Navy and Seal. Reduced from 50 to 38 conte. SHORT LENGTHS IN RIppoNs.— have an accumulation of shout 200 *Short Lengths” of Kibbons—the result of the heavy sale of the last three orfour days. We shall close them out tomorrow at about two-thirds their value. LADIES: LONG GARMENTS RE- DUCED.—We still have about « dozen anda half of the Ladies’ Long Cloaks left from last season. To make quick work of these we have divided them into three lots: 2 lot reduced to #5, 1 lot reduced to €6.50, 1 Jot reduced to $10. ‘These Garments sold from 810 to @25. “QHORT LENGTHS” IN RUCH- INGS.—We havetwo ot three dozen Short Lengths in Ruchings of the wost desirable kinds and just the proper lengths for neck and sleeves. Few other “odds and ends” in. the va- Fious departments well worth picking over. WILLIAM H. McKNEW, BU 933 PA, AVE, N. W. K RRA 909 PENN. AVE., BET. OTH AND 10TH STS, Only look for the name and number, as we do not ‘Sdvertise under the name of The Cow bination, LEADER OF LOW PRICES. Branch 5111 M st., West Washington. ‘Hotels, boarding and private houses, this advertise ‘ment will interest you. LINONS, LINONS, LINONS. ‘This will be a sale worthy of your attention. S pieces 72-inch Fine Blesched Satin Damask. Was $1.50, in this sale, 1. 6 pieces 72-inch Fine Blesched Satin Damask. Was 81.18 and @1.25, in this sale, Ke. 3 pieces 72-inch Fine Bleached Satin Damask. Was 96c., in this sale, 73c. 3 pleces 72-inch Satin Damask. Was 75e., im this sale, Ste. 4 pieces G4-inch Satin Damask. Was G2ige., in this ale, 48c. 4 pieces Gi-inch Satin Damask, Was S0c., in this sale, 39c. S pieces Half Bleached German Damask. Was 50c., in this sale, 3Re. 3 pieces Finest Quality of Turkey Red Table Linen, fancy desigus. Was 75c.. in this sale, 5G0. 4 pieces Lurkey Red Table Linon, Was 50c., in this sale, B8e. 3 pieces Turkey Red Table Linon. Was 35c., in this sale, 25e. 16 Eight Quarter Turkey Bed Fringed Table Covers. ‘Was 81.50, in this sale, 1. 10 Five Quarter Turkey Red Table Covers. Was 50c., in this sale, Que. 5 Eight Quarter White Damask Table Covers, Was 81.35, in this sale. 90c. 5 Ten Quarter White Damask Table Covers, Was $1.50, in this sale, @1. 19. 7 Twelve Quarter White Damask Table Cloths, Was 01.98, in this sale, $1.48. ‘14 Twelve Quarters Fancy Border Satin Damask Tablo Covers. Wass $2.19, in this sale, @1.62. 19 dozen Turee Quarter Half Bleached Table Nap- Kins. Was @1.19, im this sale, R0c. 9 dozen Three Quarter Bleached Napkins. Was 81.98, in this sale, 81.50, G dozen Three Quarter Bleached Napkins, Was $2.49, in this sale, 81.95, 10 dozen Three Querter Finest Bleached Satin Damask Napkins. Was €4.98, in this sale, €3.78. 15 dozen Five Eight Plain Fringed Doylies. Was8c., in this sale, Z5e. ‘8 dozen Three Quarter Plain Fringed Doylies, Was 62, in this sale, $1.58. 5S dozen Three Quarter Plain Satin Damask Doylies, ‘the finest. Was 3.98, in this sale, €2.98. 20 dozen Piaid Giais Doylies, Was 30c., in this sale, Be. 25dozen Huck and Damask Towles, Was 12%e., in this sale, Se. 12dozen Huck Towels, Was L5e., in this eale, 100. 16 dozen Large Size Huck Towels. Was 18c., in this male, 1236. ‘36 dozen Satin Damask and Huck Towels. Was 250. in this sale, 180. 100 Eleven Quarter Marsielles Finished Bed Spreads. ‘Was €1.38, in this sale, 99. ‘This surely must please every one that is in need of ‘Table Linons, Napkins and This sale will last until tomorrow if the goods hold out. at FUR SALE Brew Is Tux Starr Or Lire. ‘Yet how essential to its proper appreciation the best ever sold for the prises. ‘Our specialty is the Sharpless Cow Brand. ‘Telephone 271. wel¢oosm K Soke a mene ‘Vistting cards printed from plate, Tie. per 100. oot. “Tur Moscaewran* ‘OST ana 400 F ot nw. FINE MILLINERY, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &e. ‘We wil! offer extra inducements im MILLE wnivecs cc imees” Vur dispiay op Trimaned Millinery far crv is anything ever offered. We on sale today the choices eflevts im Jet Rate ond Jet and Vel- —amenetnenaees ots Trimmed Ladies’ ond Cyidren's Hots. Our Morning Mats, Toques, ‘Terques and Bonnets are very choice Indeed and = ressomsbie Prices. Rich effects for little money tm Face end Long Veils, &e. every good shape and style, Black and all the cloth shades, at 75c. up- ward. REAL PUK FELT HATS AND BONNETS, 120 DOZEN Ladiew’, Misses and Children's Best Quality Pur Felt Hate and Bonnets m every good sbape and ‘style, Black and all the cloth ebades, sel pward. FEATHERS. Fine Imported Fancy Festhers snd Pompons, Ostrich Goods, Fancy Wings, 8. JET GOODS Feather Boas and Collars. 25 DOZEN Coque Feather Collars, 18 inches long, @2.25 each; worth €2.25. 10 DOZEN Coque Boas, 3 yards long, 66.98 each ; worth €7 50, 20 DOZEN The Finest Hackie Feather Bona, P6.us and #9, worth #9 a8 and end EXTRAOKDINARY REDUCTIONS Teall departinents. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S JACKETS, WRAPS, CAPES AND LONG GARMENTS, ALL-WOOL LONG CREVIOT JACKETS, Value 66, at &: All-woo! Imported Cheviot Jackets, with full real Astrechan fur collar, value @14, FUR CAPES, GREAT 05.7; worth OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN’S HOSIERY, UNDER WEAR AND GLOVES. The hearty response to our advertisements during Jast week proves that the public appreciates good ‘values and reasonable prices. “THE MONUMENTAL." oc28-2t° Trrerxas, ‘Such clistening. shimmering beauties as the fashion- able trimmings this season are making of the owns. (Of course you will want JET in some shape or other— nearly everybody does—and cuscom is the license of the effect. Even if everything most w JET ttian't the ‘easiest task in the worid tocome to a conclusion om the Pattern. There is such a variety—all handsome—all Rew—with hardly a choice. You can decide that better after you have looked our assortment through. ‘There are just enough SUk Gimps, Pamementerieg and Feathers turned into trimmings to relieve the holds the most charms for you—then you will find ws ready to serve you With # stock that can do it to perfec tion, BLACK NARROW JET GIMP. Studded with “nail heads” —one-baif inch to four inches wide—10c., Lie, ti. 20c. to $4. 75a yard. BLACK JET LACE GALLOON—~one ands balf to four inches wide—Xe, to €2.750 yard. BLACK CUT JET COLLARETTES— studded with **nall heads” —€3.25, 63.50 and 63.98 each, BLACK JET FRINGE—four to nine inches wide—@1 and @2.75e yard. BLACK CUT JET STOMACHERS— ‘studded with “*nail heads"—€2.25, 62.75 and 84.75 each. BLACK CUT JET ESTOMACHERS ‘With lone pendante—¢4 to 68.75 each. BLACK CUT JET “NAIL HEADS" Found and square—Ge. to 1c. adores. BLACK CUT JET GIKDLES—one and half inches wide and two and three- Quarter yards long —€5.25. BLACK SILK STOMACHERS—with and without pendamts—@2.25 to €2. 75 ac BLACK and STEEL COLLARETTES— €2.50 apd 83.50 each. WHITE SILK and GOLD COLLAR- @1 and @1. Ga yard. T STEEL EDGING—one-balf inch and “ider —Joe. a yard wp. CUT STEEL GIMP_Aie. to82 a yard. COQUE FEATHER TRIMMING— three and « halt inches wide—€1.45 to 21.950 yard. COQUE FEATHER BOAS-@5 to 89.50. BLACK NARROW SILK GIMP—trom @ quarter of at incl! to four inches wide Iige., He., TSe., B0e. to 84 a yard. BLACK HAND-CROCHETED GIMP— one to four inches wite—T5e., @1.20 $1.50 to #4. 75 a yard. BLACK SILK PASSEMENTERIE ‘with crape for mourning. It comes two aud a balf and five inches wide-€2.45 and £4.75 a yard. NARKOW SILK GIMP in colors Light ea Derk Gray, Tan, Brown, Green, Helotrope and Garnet—12ige., FANCY TINSEL GIMP—twin pat terns, narow and wide—@1.35 to @4,75 yard. BLACK SILK ORNAMENTS collar and back Diece combined —@6.75 0 yard. JET COLLARETTE and STOM- ACHER, in matched patterns—€6. 75.0 wet. COLORED SILK PASSEMENTERIE, ‘studded with wafers to match—two ‘Widths—65c. and 61.25 yard. COLORED SILK PASSEMENTERIE, two inches wide—and » choice of almost any shade—d0c. a yard. COQUE and PEACOCK FEATRER EDGINGS—@1 « yard. After all it isa matter of taste, What pleases you doesn’t always find favor in your neiehbor's eyes. Maces the effects entirely different. Keeps us with our variety up to the*‘edge”ail the time. Trimming is ‘© business by itsel!—but we bave got our department tm the hands of « manager who knows it—from “sto izzard.” What is put before you here youcan rely ‘upon as the latest. Besides that you can view the Prices are the (owest. Szarox Penny, “PEERY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘Establiaped 1540. omy Telephone U.. FUR GAPES B. H. Susmxstz & Sone. Special lot of Biack Astra Khan Fur Capes, in thd shoulder and military Jengths, from €15 to @45—and better ‘Values for the money are Dot obtainable anywhere. B. H. Srommm: & Som, 1237 Pa Ave. Axo 13ra Sz. ows FINE ELECTRO SILVER-PLATED WARE.