Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FRIDAY. October 30, 1901. CROSBY THE EWENING STAR bine 2 reaular and permanent circulation in Washington three hat of Advertising Medium it bas ne competitor. ——— The United States made a courteous request of Chile, such as all nations make under similar cireamstances, to learn what she proposed to do with regard to the unprovoked assualts on sailors of the American navy in the streets of & Chilean city. To this request Chile sends through the United States minister st her capital a discourteous reply. ‘This arrogance may gratify Chilean vanity for the time being; it will not in the end scrve Chilean interests. ‘The United States have not resorted to bluster to enforce their jast demands upon Chile. Bat Decause this government chooses to conduct its side of international relations with dignity it is not to be assumed that it does not intend to maintain with firmness the national self-re- spect. Somebody shall account for the blood of Americans murdered by Chileans on Chilean soil. If Chile chooses to as in the matter, then sume responsibility ? we will look to Chile. Tho strongest restrain- | ing influence upon the United States in this | coutroversy is ite consciousness of superior | power, and its unwillingness to be as the great | peace-loving vation viewed by the world | as playing the bully. On the other hand the main cause of Chile's arrogance is its mistaken idea of its relative strength, based upon the feebleness of the American navy, and the ap- pardat impossibility of hostilities between it | and the republic except through naval warfare. Our navy is not so strong that the immediate results of an uttack by it upon any naval power im the world, though among the feeblest, can ) be calculated to a certainty in advance. But it is certain that if the effort to obtain satisfac- tion for the blood of the murdered sailors of the Baltimore leads to further American blood- shed through Chilean insolence and hate, the American people will before the war is over crush Chile, though Central and South } America up tothe Chilean line have to be utilized to bring the enemy within striking distance by land, or an English navy built by the republic to comm: ———+2—___—_ Now that the smoke of the garbage engage- ment has settled somewhat it would appear that the health office has mzintained its posi- tion very well so far as the collection of the garbage is concerned. The explanation of the heavy oxpense of removal by the District of the garbage which the contractor in violation of bis contract had refused to remove seems to bea reasonable one. Itis not yet made clear, however, that the District ought to pay @8 or even €4 per day for the removal of dead ani- mals, when heretofore the value of these ani- mals has paid or more than paid the expense of collection. ——__++-—__— The movement to oust the farm wagons from stands on the street adjacent toCenter Market, on the ground that their occupation is the private use and obstruction of public property, i# a serious menace to the farmers, who have at present no other place, except hired prop- erty, to which they have an uncontested right togo. The government has been severe upon the encroaching bay window, and has suffered nobody but the railroads to make illegal use of public property to the injury of the public. But im this case of slight temporary obstruction and use of a street, under circumstances which caused no perceptible injury to the public to result, neither the latter nor the government has hitherto interfered, and there may be no interference now. —_—_+=_____ ‘Tne subject of reciprocity engages Secretary Blaine’s attention at once upon his return to ‘the State Department Already arrangements have been perfected with Brazil and Spain. With Mexico, Columbia, Venezuela, Peru and ‘the British West India colonies it is expected similar arrangements will speedily be effected. ‘There is hope that England will make a fair treaty, exchanging our exports for our imports with the leading British islands of the West Indies, and delegates from Barbadoes and Trini- dad are expected here soon. Reciprocity pro- gresses, ——_++=_____ ‘The president of the New York chamber of commerce, Mr. Charles Stewart Smith, pro- claims a financial and economical truth of high value when, in the November North American Review, he “What our free coinage frends need is increased earnings.and not more currency and silver coins.” The issue of cur- rency by the government cannot in itself pro- duce prosperity. If,on the contrary, more money is coined than is required by the exigen- cies of business, prosperity may be retarded. Assuming, however, that a greater volume of currency is needed it is all important, indis- pensable on every ground, that such money as is coined should be honest money. +2 Seeretary Elaine's weight has been figured on with great deal of industry and some of the results are surprising. After depicting him im acondition of hopeless decline their ten- dency is to give him physical dimensions that are equally at variance with the laws of prob- ability and proportion. The estimate that places his beam-tipping capacity in the neigh- borhood of 200 pounds must have taken into account the weighty diplomatic matters that ‘the Secretary of State bas on his mind. ————_—+2 The suicide wave bas again struck the world. The prominent examples have evidently had their effect in intensifying the morbid condi- tion of mind which leads to self-destruction. | $ 7 The authorities who have made such to do in would do far more to protect the people from evil influence if they were to undertake to sup- press accounts of suicide. One step would be ‘as impractical as the other, but the latter would show by far the more intelligent purpose. ee ‘The London Times’ reference to the State Department's utterances on the Chilean ques tion as tall talk intended to mSuence the com- ing elections is not s clever or creditable esti- mate of the situation, even for a long-range | shot. The Times prudently shirks the task of | showing how the Chilean question can exert | any induence on next Tuesday's resuite, <a A great deal of good grey matter is being de- ‘Voted to ante-clection figures. The man who can figure out an election result even approxi- taately has s fortune in his grasp. So by the way has the man who can discover the philosopher's stone or perpetual motion. eet ‘The democrats seem to be renewing in the newspapers for effect on next Tuesday's elee- tion the fight between Senator Sherman and Ex-Gov. Foraker. If this fight is waged fu- Fiously anywhere else than in the newspapers the results will be serious for the republicans, + ‘The New York democrat feels an extra weight } of obligation in extending his hospitality to the country cousin. The weight will remain until next iuesdsy at least. —_——_-— A Chicago newspaper speaks of Vera Ava as having an elepbantine foot. From a Chicago Sandpoint this must be the condensation of contempt i 2 ‘The report of the electrical commission on the subject of overhead wires is another blow af unintended electrocution. Governor Campbell bas been more success- fal than was expected in heeping the free coin- | ‘age question at bay. ——_—_ 2 —___ The United States will uot take back any- — One of the most important agricultural crops this fail is the farmers’ vote. mee Senator Quay at last wants $100,000 worth of Vide | Sst PP itiittite Se pABAS ASAD BABBBY The season has been very back- ward and dull with the closk manufacturers, We bave just Secured from one of the laryest Coat and Cloak firmsin America, ‘Who needed money, their entire balance of stock of some twenty OF thirty different lines at less than prime cost to manufacture, We could run these in with our Teqular stock and get full prices for them, but that is not our way Of doing business. We prefer to make quick work of them by ‘marking them ata slight advance Upon what they cost us, and«iv- ing you the advantageof the low Prices, Someof the stylesare better than others, but as we bought tham all st a price regardless of thetr value we propose to offer them at theuniform price of $7.98, ‘We shall place the entire assort ment on the two large center tables in the Cloak Department and permit you to take your choice of the lot for 1.98 ‘These are beyond question the freatest bargains in Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats ever brought to ‘Wasbington, and itis safeto say Ro such opportunity will occur again this season, Ladies’ Reefer Jackets, French seal collar, seal edge down front, silk and French seal frogs. ‘Worth 812. ‘Tomorrow, $7.98. Ladies’ Black Diagonal Cheviot Reefers, rolling collar, silk frogs. Worth 410. Tomorrow, $7.98. Biack Imported Cheviot Reefer, Black opossum collar, opossum edge down front, silk nd fur frogs. Worth $11.50, Tomorrow, $7.98. Biack Diagonal Cheviot Hip- seam Jackets, full length, with Medici collar. Worth $9.50. Tomorrow, 87.98. Fine Cheviot Reefers, real water mink collar, mink edge down the front, silk frogs. Worth 812. seam Jacket, in Tan and Light Gray. Worth $10.50. Tomorrow, $7.98. Diagonal Cheviot Coats, reefer front, tight-fitting back (the latest and most stylish of this season's jackets), tailor bound, silk frogs. Worth $10. Tomorrow, $7.98. Diagonal Cheviot Reefers, Jap- nese furcollaraud facing down the front, silk frogs, Worth $10, ‘Tomorrow, $7.98. Black Diagonal Cheviot Reef- ers, extra length, double silk frogs, lap seams, well made. Worth $10. Tomorrow, 87.98. Ladies’ Stinch Piain Bleck Cheviot Coat, reefer front, tight- fitting back, rolling collar, silk frogs, and worth 89.48, Tomorrow, $7.98 COATS FOR MISSES. All the various styles, inelud- ing Bisck Astrakhan Trimmed Conte, Cups seal Trisntued Coats, Biack Dagonal Coats, with roll- ing olla and silk frogs, Tan Cheviot Leefers, with silk loops, Gray Cheviot Reefers, with silk frogs both sides, &e. Many of these sell rorularly at $9. $0.50, $10 and 811. Tomorrow, Chotce, $7.98. ‘NOTE.—We shail also include im this 97.98 sale sbout eighty Sample Jackets, closed out from smother importer who is now through showing these styles, sell usually st $15, $14, 13, 912.50, $12 and 810, Choice, 97.98. SPECIAL NOTICE. In order that you may distin- uish these special banveins from he regular stock we shall place ‘© small red star om the price tick- . ‘To insure you prompt and sat- iafactory selections we shall de- tail am extra force of clerks in ‘this department. Bale desing st § o'clock om. and continues until 10 p. m A a Be wet ea al a 14 AND 516 7TH BT. AW, em SERSREDRSRERETETERTERSAASSTETETERSESS ABOUT THE MOST ELEGANT ARE THESE THREE: ‘Extra Long Cape of Light Gray Camel's Hair Cloth, with spall ‘steel nail heads about au inch snd a half apart all over the cape, neck and both sides of front, trimmed with Gray msrabout, lined throughout with Gray satin ‘Merveilienz. The regular price Of thie Cape would be about 75 oF €80, but in taking the sample line we can sell it at @65—about cost to import. Another styieisa Cardinal Paille ‘Franceise Silk Extra Long Cape, trimmed with Black Jet passemen- terie and covered with jetted orna- ments, The collar and front are trimmed with a wide fecing of Took plumes and it is satin lined throughout, $65. "Also about ‘actual cost of importation. Another ts s Tan Cheviot Camel's Hair Cape, richly braided around the yoke, down the front ‘and around the bottom of the cape, extra length; hes tight- FUR-TRIMMED COATS. Coats of very desirable cloth and trimmed with every feahion- able fur. Cheviot and Camel's ‘Hate Coate faced with mink, Black marten, natural lynx, ee- ‘wakban, krimmer, bear, beaver, &c. Prices are no higher than you pay elsewhere for costs not Delf as stylish nor as purfect Sitting. CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. Six or eight racks full of Obil- dren's Long Cloaks, embracing allthe desirable styles and fab- Fics, in plain, plaids, stripes apd fancy mixtures, $5 to 820, Children's Biue Camel's Hair Cloaks, trimmed with Black braid, Gretchen styles, sizes 3, 4, 5 and 6 years, $7.75 and $4.25, Children's Dark Blue Cheviot Cloaks, in plaid effects, sizes 3, 4 and 5 years, 910.50. FANCY SILK WAISTS, A week or so ago we bought a Une of Fancy Silk Walsts to sell for 87. When received we found they were not quite up to our standard of quality, so we shall lose them out at $5. You are Dractically getting « 87 Silk Waist for 85, It is made “Norfolk” syle, with knife pleating around the neck and down the front; colors, Black, Navy and Garnet; 95.00. JAPANESE SILK HANDKER- cHIErs, A poftion of our Christmas Stock of Silk Handkerchiefs has arrived. Among the stock ia Which we shall offer at » special price to start the Christmas trade. Tho Ladies’ “Initial” ea Handkerchiets wa shall sell at 25 cents, snd the Men's *‘Enit{al” Stk Handkerchiefs (much lancer size) we shall sell at 50 conta, ‘We shall offer a new line of Le- ioe White Hemstitched All- Unen Handkerchiefs, plain, White and colored borders, % to 1-inch hems, at the low price of 12% ‘cents each, Adozen or so styles in Plain ‘Hemstitched, Scalloped Edges, ‘Embrowered Edges and Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs at -25 cents, ‘The McKinley bill grestly in- ereased the duty on all Linen Goods, yet we shall continue to sell these at the old prices. Linen is alt linen here, RIBBONS, ‘We are showing a superb line of ‘Ribbons for trimming millinery, in Gros Grain, Peau de Sole, Bro- cades, stripes, embroidered and various other famcy combins- tions, SPECIAL.—100 pieces of No. 1 Gros Grain All-silk Ribbon with Pisin and Picot edge, only 18 cents for a piece of 10 yards. SILK TIES AND RERFER SCARFS. 50 dozen Children's All-silk ‘Windsor Tice, in plain colors and New Style Reefer Scarfs, in ‘Plain shades, at $2, and in fancy Plaids st $1.50. Kichest line of colorings yet shown, you. Wemade thom bargains by Gropping their price. Ladies* 8-button Mousquetaire Kid Gloves, in assorted Tans and Grays. Reduced from 82 to @8c. per pair. Usual $1 75quality. Only $1.38 er patr. ‘We still have = fow pairs left of the $2 Perinot Gloves, in Brown only, which we are selling at (€1.35_Just 65c. under price, WILLIAM H. McKNEW, 983 PA. AVE. ¥. W. 50 Dientsotat hal aie, 0¢30-3t a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. 6. F ‘KNEWY S/o a0 y ‘A DIFFERENCE tt 18 1 THE APPEARANCE OF A BOY WHOSB CLOTHES ABE STYLISHLY OUT, ‘WELL MADE AND FIT PER- FECTLY AND ONE WHOSE GaB- MENTS ARE OUT OF DATE, FIT POORLY AXD LOOK a8 IF THEY WEEE THROWN TOGETHER VERY GARMENT IN OUR = ESTABLISHMENT 18 OF THIS SEASON'S MAKE AND ABE THEREFORE IN THE LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE SHAPES, AND THE NAMES OF SUCH CELEBRATED MAKERS AS ROGERS, PEET & CO., BEST & CO. AND BROKAW BROS. 18 A GUARANTEE THAT THEY ARE WELL TAILORED, AND, BE- SIDES, YOU HAVE OUR GUAR- ANTEE OF THEIR BELIA- BILITY, TITTHE FASHIONS THIS SEA i SON IN BOYS’ CLOTHING ARE PARTICULARLY PRETTY 4ND STYLISH. AMONG THE MOST POPULAR DESIGNS IN SHORT-PANTS SUITS ARE THE HARVARD AND RENNERT, THE FORMER A DOUBLE-BREASTED SQUARE-CORNERED BAOK, MADE IN aLL SIZES FROM FOUR TO SIXTEEN YEARS AND FROM EVERY WEAVE OF CLOTH: THAT IS USED FOR BOYXS' CLOTHING. TrTTHE RENNERT 18 A NATTY Fi LITTLE THREE-PIECESUIT FOR SMALL BOYS FROM THREE ‘TO TEN YEARS OF AGE. THEY COME MOSTLY IN TWEEDS AND (CHEVIOTS OF THE NEW SHADES AND PATTERNS, FOR PLAY USE, AND IN WORSTED, VELVET, TRICOT AND BROADCLOTH FOR DRESS OCCASIONS. WE ALSO HAVE THE PRETTIEST SELEC- TION OF KILT SUITS AND PLAIN AND FANCY SHIRT WAISTS IN WASHINGTON, AND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF LONG-PANTS SUITS IN ALL THE FASHIONABLE SHAPES AND FABRICS. POF OVEROOATS AND BEEF- 8, pens WE HAVE NEARLY ENOUGH TO SUPPLY ALL THE BOYS IN WASHINGTON. ALL NEW AND STYLISH GARMENTS AT VERY MODERATE PRICES. Rosrsox, Pazezze & Co, Tas Lazcesr Exctusve Cromxe House Ix Anema 1200, 1202 & 1204 FS:.N.W. ADIES' LANGK FUR CAPES, WITH STORM Ee ie SA ASSL ie aa 1924-20 Pa ave: n ‘New Dzstoxs Ix Bep Roou Foasrronz, very one knows what marked improve- ments have been made in the past few yoars fm the mannfacturing of Parlor Furniture, But few people realise how much better the desiens and workmanship in Bed Room Furniture are than formerly, Inoue af our new rooms wo have dis- played every style of suite in existence, ‘The different woods comprise— San Domingo Mahogany, Imported English Oak, American English Oak, Bird’s-Eye Maple, Antique Oak, Babique Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, ‘Prima Vera Mahogany, Sycamore, White Enamel on Cherry, Curly Burch and Ash and Straight Maple. Over two hundred different Suites to make seslection from, with prices ranging from €15.00 for three pieces, Bedstead, ‘Bureau and Washstand, up to $750. ‘White and Brees and All-brasa Bedstends are being more favorably considered than ever afore, and in view of this fact we ‘have enlarged our stock and devoted a space 50 Seet by 50 soot exclusively for the proper Giaplay of these Beds, Prices range from €20.00 up to $175.00. And we purchased Dressers and Toljet ‘Tables eapectally to correspond with Brass Beds. If any of these voiute mecit eur ‘consideration we should be pleased to have ‘You tnapect the stock. MEDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1891. SPERLING QUALITIES a ouch LOW PRICES as WE quote S.us xv Commu. “Toaorma Fon Arrenriox. & sy YEARE er vor anvsr par ba SE apapentead in ‘W the BOYS’ snd CHILDRENS DEPARTMENTS. The timeis “ripe” for the fall and winter buyings. The heevier ‘Weights and later styles are pulling at you for attention. They are entitled to it for comfort's sake, Our whole stock ie one Giant apecialty. Name yonr want and we'll provide the relief. You know what our facilities are for taking care of arush. Not like other stores. Everybody gets prompt attention dere. ‘Stock and service are the bulwarks of satis- faction. Twin virtuesof our slorekeepinga, So weare ‘ready for the rush.” Tas Favo: pone r YOU WANT OXE of those “‘iucky pur- Fi. Ei cusse” CHILDRENS SUITS you'll have to wake the selection to- morrow—and és early in theday as possible, They're getting scarce, 11's the last of one Of the mreatest offerings that was ever made in Washington, ‘They are TWO and THREE-PIECE SHORT PANTS SUITS, you'll remember. A wholesale retailing of ‘two or three of the best makers’ entire stocks. A dozen grades are cut up into two lots— Those that are worth $6, $6.50, $7 and 87.0ar0 ‘The 88, 88.50, 89, 810, $12, 813. sod e15 vatuesare 37 50), Aside trom the quality—they are in such est, stylish effects they ‘“took™ at once, Neatly two thousand of them have dwin- ed to Jess than two hundred in two weeks, ‘Tomortew will Snish our **! ” in them. YOU DON'T WANT TO Cannan Ww fonfot that our rerular Suonr Pants ¥ unc are fait of strong 8 values. The dest $5 SHORT PANTS SUITS in the city ~~ arehero. Kurzs were two-piece suite as — tow a8 62.50. They're the Tener ‘The €@3. 50 grade will puzzle Sorra, you to tell "em from other — tole $5 values, Costilier ones—up to $20. Vusver ‘We show ali the atyies and Sorrs, wt you take your choice, — SINGLE and DOUBLE BREASTED TWO and THREE-PIECE SHORT PANTS SUITS—PLAITED and PLAIN BLOUSE SUITS—VESTIE SUITS ~JERSEY SUITS and VELVET SUITS— and we might as well include the KILTS, ‘There's a big variety of all. - (Of course other folks have diferent effects from ours. They can't have OURS—that's why. OURS ARE MADE EXCLUSIVELY FOR US. The first season they cannot be duplicated. After that they're copied. That's illustrated right here every day. ‘We've styles grown to be standard favorites— ‘that others are calling them mew, Is the sun new? ‘We'll show you NOVELTIES in plenty. Bors: "THE BOYS LONG PANTS { SUITS are manly without being Loxe # toomsture, SINGLE and DOU- Panre - BUE-PREASTED SACKS ana THREE and FOUR-BUTTON Sorrs. CUTAWAYS are in every new shade and pattern that's genteel—PLAIN and FANCY CASSIMERES, CHEVIOTS, WORSTEDS, TWEEDS and HOME- SPUNS. 95 isthe cheapest LONG PANTS SUIT we carry. @25 is the BEST. All Bizes—14 to 19 years, meh Resrzas. WASNT THIS BEEN A HH lenient autumn? Here 4H ttisall but the first of November and the Overcoats are getting thelr first attention. It's a wonder with everybody where we got 20 many styies— But they're here—beauties. SINGLE and DOUBLE-BREASTED STYLES—SHORT COVERT COATS-BOX COATS—“'CHES. TERFIELDS"—CAPE COATS, Utsters, STORM COATS and Resfers. Rerhaps we ought to have mentioned BEEFERS first— for they arein many minds, We've plenty. ‘We want you to takenotice of the finish of our OVERGARMENTS. See how service- ably they are made. All sizes—2 to 19 ‘Fears—82. 50 to $22, Hare. TTTTOMORROW I8 THE LAST day. too, of those two special ‘sales of Children's Hats. One fs of novelties that are minus some of the sises—worth $1.25, $1.50. $1.75 and 62—for ‘The other is alot Sonnet, GERTS ciece prove aa Biue—worth $1 and $125—for Cc. ‘They were announced for a two ‘das’ sale—and tomorrow is the second day. Boys'll find DERBYS ANDCRUSH HATS —for theig wear—in all crades. HE BOYS* AND CHIL- DRENS' SHOE DEPABT- f MENT bas madea move up- ‘stairs again onto the Second floor, We were asked todoft—and wedid. It was found so handy to get the clothes and then the shoes without leaving the floor. Our qualities are such stout weerers—and the trade so large—we are bound to respect the wishes of ‘the majority. So you'll find it upstairs— Suozs. from now on. FURNISHINGS Fonmsurvoa, ios tas Scie are on the samme floor. ‘Wehave theonly complete line that you cam Sud. Everything from Underwear to Collars is in ft. Seasonable, serviceable amd abort priced BE YOU WITH US ‘Be-if you want to do soscme: ‘dest buying ever did, — ‘729 Market Space, Corner Sth st Sruecrep Iraxs Fon Saroxpir. ‘Tomorrow (Saturday) being the last day of the month, we will OF FER EXTRA ATTRAC. TIONS ail over the house AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES. We mention » few special items @athered at random. Saturday is, of course, the best Hosiery day im the week, eepecially in CHILD EN'S HOSE, ‘and tomorrow we will show a rare collection at low prices. All new goods jast received this week. CHILDREN’S FAST BLACK FINE RIBBED HOSE. Sizea 5 to 834. Regular 2c. goods, ‘FOR SATURDAY WILL BE 17C. ram. CHILDREN'S ROYAL RIBBED HOSE. Ail Sizes from 6t0 934. SPECIAL, ‘25e. pair, CHILDREN'S FINE RIBBED CASHMERE HOSE. Sizes5to9's. PRICE, Sic. Average Fise, 3c. on pair. EXTRA FINE RIBBED CASHMERE HOSE for INFANTS. Sizes 4to Gi. 380, Rise, 3c. on pate. CHILDREN’S PLAIN CASHMERE HOSE, Sizes 6 to 8%, at very SMALL PRICES. INFANTS’ FINE WHITE CASHMERE HOSE, all sizes. a ee Laous Exrea Size Fast Brack S HOSE. Regular price, 44c. OUR JOB PRICE, 20c. ‘alr. LADIES' FINE CASHMERE HOSE, Extra Value, 500. pair. LADIES’ EXTRA FINISHED FINE GAUGE CASHMERE HOSE. Regular price, 75c. RE* DUCED to ic. pair. LADIES' VERY FINE SOFT FINISHED CASHMERE HOSE. Reqular price, $1.23. FOR SATURDAY, 98c. pair. Sercut Unpenwear Arrrscrioxs FOR SATURDAY. Look in our 8th st, WINDOW for PRICE IDEAS. Avormez Recuxa Sure Sarvepay. Tomorrow we will offer another lot of Silk Bolting Cloth and Crepe Lisse Kuching. Regu- lar price, 38, FOR SATURDAY, de. yard. ALSO NEW IDEAS IN COLORED CHINA BILK KUCHING, FANCY Ribbon RUCH- ING, NEW STYLE SHELL PATTERN and an ELEGANT ASSORTMENT of SINGLE and DOUBLE RUFFLED CHIFFONS in the NEW colorings at the LOWEST PRICES. Ratuste Grove Orrenixcs FOR SATURDAY. Our stock of Gloves you will always find reliable. Any pair you buy here will always satisty you. If by chance they” should not suit you, let usknow aud we will make it right with you. 4-BUTTON SUEDES, ALL COLORS, for ‘Te. pair. S-BUTTON MOUSQUETAIRES,97c..81.25, $1.50 and 81.75 pair. FANCY SHADES in MOUSQUETAIRES for 81.50 and 81.75 pair. WHITE CHAMOIS GLOVES, 9c. pair. 4-BUTTON WHITE KID GLOVES for §1 pair. WHITE 8BUTTON MOUSQUETAIRES for $2 pair. NEW GRAYS in 8-BUTTON MOUSQUE- ‘TAIRES for $1.50 and 81.75 pair. FLEECED-LINED BLACK SILK GLOVES, 85c. PAIR, FOSTER LACING in all shades and prices from 97e. up. W. A. Presce & Co, ‘719 Market Space, Pry Corner ath st. GENTS, MEvicateD eee AND rawers, FexUlar price, $1; spe ial sale, Ole. EISENMANN'S, 3 230-3 A Gas Sur. Our buyer has just returned from the east, where he Purchased the entire stock of Ladies’ Dongola Button ‘Boots, in all about 685 pairs,all sizes and widths,opera, Common sense and patent leather tips. These goods ‘were made to sell for $3.50. We shall sell them for $1.98 +» When these are gone you will xet no more, First come, first choice. They will not last $3.50 SHOES FOR 81.98, Bargain No. 2—About 500 pairs Ladies’ Embroid- ered House Slippers for S9cents a pair; would be cheap at $1 a pair. Bargain No. 3.—About 800 pairs Men's Lace and | % worth $2. Congress at $1.24; e 28. EER iu =¥ ss HH 00, Fem wr ha 82 7 oo me, pe STORE. DOUBLE STORE, H. A CLUSTER OF SHOE BARGAINS ‘That will open your eyes and your pocket books: Come and eee these great drives, LADIES FINE HAND-WELT DONGOLA BUTTON. @B.00and ed Shoes at $2.50. > Every size, every width, all styles, ‘MEN'S CALF BUTTON SHOES. ‘Worth $3, Now selling st $1.50, LADIES BEAL DONGOLA SHOES, ‘Opera and Common Sense. Only $1, ‘MEWS SHOES, LACE OR CONGRESS: ‘Warranted solid leather. Now $1.25. BOYS SCHOOL SHOES, ALL SIZES, ‘Aspecial drive. Only To. ‘MISSES’ TIPPED SPRING HEELS. Sizes 21 t02. Reduced t0 900, ‘For @0e. Usual price, #1. MEN'S EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, Good quality, Reduced to 50s. Titve fact that wo sell all inde of serviceable foot- ‘Wear at lower prices than any other store in the city. % PRANKLE & 00. _—o NOVEMBER HOUSEFURNISHINS, —o — NECESSITY COMPELS US TO MAKE THIS SAC- RIFICE. WE MUST REDUCE OUR HOUSEFURNISHING STOCK IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR HOLIDAY STOCK. Every article advertised for this Mammoth Bona Fide Secrifice Bale leaves orisinal cost ewal- Jowed up and unrecoguized. THIS SALE 18 FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY. — LAMPS. 49. Night Lampe in crystal or decorated bisque. ..38¢ $3.48 Finoiy Decorated Vase Lamps, new shape, dupiex burners. $2.48 02.45 Bross Hanging Lamps, with 1d-inch shades. FANCY CHINA. 25e. Finely Decorated China Tea Pot Tiles, fluted Wo, China Decorated Cups and Saucers, gold lined, new patterns ... aa 0c. Decorated American China Fruit Saucers, ‘square shape, gold lined. ‘Me. Decorated 8-inch Meat old lined ... Se. Decorated Oatmeal Bowls, gold lined Ze, Japanese Bread Plates, Owari decoration.. 5c. Japancee Cream Pitcher, decorated.. ‘Z5e. Due sud White Japanese Tea Pots. 25e. Decorated Lava Cuspidors. ‘BSc. Decorated Majolica Pitchers, $1.48 Finely Decorated Terra Cotta Umbrella Stands, assorted colors and decorations . ‘Te. Decorated Vegetabie Dishes (covered), line, new decoration...., = $1.48 Large Decorated Fruit Bowls (can be used for punch), handsomely decorated. rpc CHAMBER, TEA AND DINNER SETS. Fine 10-piece English Decorated China Chamber Sets. Good vaine at $2.48. Only. ‘Tho same set as above, with large Jar. Good ‘Value at $4.95. Only. = 83.98, Decorated 10-piece American China Chamber iG square ehape, Py BF 8 FREER. —o—— S6-piece English China Tea Set; clesr white body; nicely decorated. Good value st $3.98. Only. 82.98 ae tea Fine French China Tea Sets; square shape; neat Aecoration; gold line. Good value at $10.48. Only... 127-piece Decorated English China and Preak- fast Set; new importation. Good value at 212.98. Only... 10.98 caer The **New Fortuna” Dinner Set, elegantly deco- rated, new shape, wold lined and traced, made Of fine American porcelain, 127 pieces. Good value, $25. Only. —o—— GLASS WARE. 39c. Four-piece Crystal Breakfast Sets. ‘25e. Crystal Celery Glasses. 49c. Crystal Water Bottle seeeceenes BOC 50c, Galvanized Water Buckets, 12-at... 5c. Long-handied Galvanized Dippers. Se. Common-sense Candlesticks.. 81.75 No. 3 Large Double Roasting 1c. Extra Heavy Bread Pans... 81.48 Decorated 3-Piece Tin Toilet Set.. ‘39c. Japanned Slop Jars... ‘7c. Extra Large Ovai Iron Griddles.. 29c. Nine-ting Block Tin 2iuffin Pans, 9c. Unique Nutmeg Graters. Se Graduated Quart Measure, Jo. Larce Bread Graters... Se. Twin Match Safes. . Se. Wire Bread Toasters. 150. Brass Tea Bel neem 190. Olive Wood Salad Sets. 150. Ind. Butter Prints. OUR SECOND FLOOR, . THIS FLOOR 18 ALMOST EXCLUSIVELY DE- VOTED TO TOYS FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON, AND AS WE MUST HAVE ROOM FOR THE ENORMOUS LINE WE WILL CARRY THIS YEAR WE ARE MAKING ALTERATIONS THERE, AND HAVE ALSO DECIDED TO MAKE A DEEP CUT IN THE PRICES AND STOCK OF OUR PICTURES, EASELS, TABLES, Ba —— SOME STARTLING SACRIFICES, PICTURES, EASELS, &c. 20x24 Frame Artotypes, selected subject, siz- inch frame, combination of antique oak and stecl. Good value st $2.98, Only..............81.90 —— 20x24 Genuine Pastel, framed in handsome white ‘and stiver frames, choice design, new subjects. Good value at $3.08. OMY... ssccereneseee 8298 —— Si-foot Bamboo Easels, polished brass tops. ‘Good value st G0, OMIF....see.cseeeenseccnsnersee BOE —— Sy-foot Antique Oak. nicely ormamented. Good value at $1.48. ODI9 2... emneseseseennenrennenenn DOC —o— ‘Painted Children's High Chatre. Good value at TER. OMG ereservernrnneennenvsnvenrsnnnerseneeren Antique Osk or Cherry Shakespeare Tables, as- sorted designs. Good value st 61.48 Only....S6e —a— Oak or Walnut Bockeascs, new designs. Good ‘Valusat 61.25. Only... —— Polished Brass Tables, square shape, upholstered plush top. Good value st@4.48. Only........€3.25 penetra ‘Hard-wood Blacking Cases, carpet top, with box blecking. Good value at $1.25. Only. —o—— ‘Ladies’ Painted Sewing Rockera. Good value at 61.25. Only. ao ‘Ge, S. CO ree eveate eesense, ‘SPECIAL, K We bave 14 Brass Bird Cages left. We mast out this lot. Some of the prices run es high as S. Coma & Ca, S23 11TH STREET. “SPECIAL SALE* ‘We offer for three days only Real Ostrich Feather Bands four inches wide and one vard Jong et the unusual price of 1 BACK. Colorsare Cream, Pink, Licht Bive, Mais, Olive, Garnet, Car inal, Brown, Tan, Gray, Navy, Green, 8. COHEN & 00., oc30-tr SENTS GERMAN KNIT JACKETS, WORTH special enie, tae TSPNMANI'S, 0 7h oe. cero BRRMARNTY S00 Tove. ue LADIES BLACK BEAVER JACKET REEFERS, 4 tromts astench: ne Dadios trimuine, toe KAFPS ENTERPRISF, 2241 22th tke Garr Dave Sux Ar ' A] » Hie xk keE CARPET AND FURNITURE WARE ROOM, STH AND PENNA. AVE. TWO DAYS ONLY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Beginning this morning at 8 o'clock and eoB- tinuing until 6 o'clock Saturday evening we Wil sell the following spot cash bargaime: Gray Goatshin Rugs, S244, for €1.06. Worth 62.50, Boliapd Shades, wit good spring roller and fringed, for 20, Smyrna Mate, The. Raw Silk Table Cover, 4-4, for 450. ‘Chenille Table Cover, 4-4, for #190. Cheantile Table Cover, 8-4, for 64.25. Jute Valour Table Cover, 8-4, for @4.74 Worth 68 4 (China Silk, one pattern, Ur. per yard. ‘Will furnish pole and hang free of change all Por- Ucres or Lace Curtains sold during these two days free of charge. S5e, Straw Matting for 2c. Art Bguares, 2hya yards, for €3.98. Art Squares, 3x4 yards, for €7.50. Antique Cabinet Foiding Bed for 621, Solid Oak Chamber Suite, 3 pieces, bevele@ @lass, for @14.90. Worth €19.50. 2 Decorated Maple Suites, Freneh bevel mirrors, for 27.50. Worth 45. 2 White Maple Suites, bird's-eye panel, 865, go at #49.50. 1 Old English Oak Suite, lane French bevel plate, ‘28x32, for 837.50. Worth #65. Antique Suite, 24x30 plate, @21.50, Worth 630, Antique Suite, 74:30 plate, for €23.50, 1 Sjmece Parlor Suite, imitation mabegany frames, upholstered ip Tapestry and Silk Plush for 627.50. ‘Same Suite with Usk frames for @27.50. 1 G-piece Suite, upholstered in SOk Flush, for / $47.50. Worth #05. 1 G-piece Bilk Brocatelle Suite for 967.60. Worth 8%. 1 6 ptece Suite, upholstered in SUk Damas, price 140; one chair slightly damaged, 6112.50. © 1 Overstufied Half Turkish Suite, in Tapestry, for $70.50, Worth $100. A Large Overstuffed S-plece Wilton Rug Suite; ‘worth 1°25, for 97.50. ‘A Solid Unk Hall Rack, 3 feet wide, with French Bevel Piate, for @17.50. Worth ‘These are bargains you cannot iqnore, and remember the sale is for two days only—Friday and Saturday. So come early. ‘ E KE. AND PENNA. AVE. a} hte Bt Ar Horcarseows. Our windows talk of skill and art displayed; Of tante and sdmiration of the beautiful; Of lovely woman, and man's devotion to ber loveliness: Of thought, and study, and travel, and almost ‘Superhuman +florts to attain perfection. ‘ Of competition, importation and ther patron As weil es advocate, J. C. HUTCHINSON. This is not poetry, but we Can show you Millinery that's as besutiful Asa poem and will make ‘The doiiars jineie In your pocket, apd your heart ‘To paipitate in rhythinic harmony. We receive importations every week wet (ul smsortment ‘We now have a beautis Of OSTRICH PLUMES, PRINCE OF WALES TIO AND COQUE FEATHERS. aa In Trimmings we have all the new éolora, a ‘As usual, wehave every style Of HATS and BONNETS—trimmed and wntrtumedl