Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY....... .-- November 5, 1891. CROSBY 8. NOYES. THE EVENING STAR has a regular and nquestionably the District government er to be housed in unsuitable rented quarters. Washington should have a municipal building. creditable to the capital. The Com- missioners in their last annual report recom- mended the erectfon of such a structure, aud suggested the application to this purpose of funds resulting from the sale of the District's interest in the old city ball and froma reimburse- ment to the District, similar to that made to the states, of expenditures upon troops in ex- cess of the war quota. The Commissioners ted ont that Congress had. in 1871, appro- priated $75,000 to pay for the District's interest in city hall, and restricted the use of this money to the erection of @ separate municipal build- ing. In s manner not sufticiently definite to be satisfactory “land fronting on Pennsyl- vania and Louisiana avenues betwoen 7th and 9th streets” was indicated as the site to be ac- quired for this structure. Congress ought to examine carefully into the subject, and dis- cover to what the District is justly entitled from the logislation of the past, either in re- spect to a building fund or a site. But whether the legislation and appropriation by the com- ing Congress need only be supplementary to what bas gone before, or whether a fresh start from the very beginning must be made, tho District building should be provided. The Joeal government must have a creditable home im quarters, not rented. bat the property either of the District or of the United States. Congress sometimes does not reach the best solution of local questions, and if it shail turn out that our legislature will not act favorably mpon the recommendation of a separate build- ing, it may be well to consider the wisdom of making an earnest and united effort to securo suitable quarters for the municipal govern- ment in the new post office building on the avenue, as co-tenant with the local post office. The District would have reason to congratulate itself if the new building could be 0 devoted ‘to local uses as Washington's post office, city hyl and department of municipal affairs in general that it would assume a recognized local character, and that the municipal offices ‘would be at home in it, not liable to be pushed out upon the street by expanding bureaux of the general government. ‘The capital is en- titled toa city hall. The rent of hired quar- ters would be saved. The government can as well afford to fill the extra space of the post- office building with local as with general bu- reaux + -___ The American voter who thought on Tues- day that he was voting to condemn or approve the administration for its course in the Chilean matter has been heard from in the editorial columns of the London Times. As he has not Deen heard from anywhere else the American public may afford to class him among the nota- Dilitics that are duly classified and exposed to view in those famous art repositories where the human figure is given shape in the product of the busy bee. The American voter, voting his sentiments on a variety of subjects, did not know that one of these was the Chilean ques- tion. The American voter was so much engrossed with the tariff and the free coinage of silver, with the world’s fair and Tammany, with the temperance and other home topics, and was so thoroughly well satis- fied with the attitude of the State Department toward Chile that he really did not feel called on to consider the latter in aspecial manner on Tuesiay last. It waskind of the English ‘Thunderer to do his thinking for him and thus relieve him from all care and responsibility in the matte: ee ‘The hopes of stable republican government in South America are constantly shaken. The traditions of the Latin race seem to be against self-government. Certainly the practice of that race on this hemisphere is adverse to it ‘The latest reported revolutionary development is in Brazil, where the first fruits of @ previous revolution from monarchy to nominal repub- licanism were not yet gathered. If it be true that conditions exist there which have led the presi- dont to disband congress and declare martial law throughout the country it is a confession of the failure of self-government in Brazil, of which so many fond hopes were lately enter- tained. It is much to be desired in the interest of republicanism and self-government on this contiuent that the reports may turn out to be false or exaggerated. —— The idea of establishing 9 flower market in Washington is an excellent one. Flowers are to the eye what music is to the ear; they take the rough edges off of life and by their pres- ence endow the commonplace with beauty and interest. A handsome flower market would be another step in the direction in which Washing- ton has advanced so rapidly; a step toward making it a national center of refining influ- ences. The project should tempt private en- terprise, and should be accomplished without ‘the intervention of government. —— += There is every reason why retail sellers of liquor should be treated with the most rigid Justice for any violation of the laws that are in- tended to regulate their traffic. Those who are licensed are benefited greatly by the limit which is placed on the number of saloons. | ‘They are left practically free from competition, | and the owners should at least show enough re- gard for the laws under which they are pros- pering to obey them to the lette: += —___. While Gov. Russell's majority seems to have steadily crept forward the republican majority in the legislature bas been doing precisely the same thing. Thur the strength of each party in « p mt is its weakness in y that the Cirection constitutional amendment abolishing the poll tax as a prerequisite for voting. —_———+s—_—__- ‘The mecting of the Christian Workers in this city today will doubtless promote the cause of righteousness in the world by stimulating the workers and developing or strengthening plans of reform and progress. The body is quite a notable one in its aims and personnel and has ths best wishes of all thoughtful cit- izens. ———— Uncle Jerry's system of instructing the Masses in weather prophecy is an admirable Means of securing the bureaa against criticism. The presumption that “weather prophets will stand together” is no more than a reasonable one. — ‘The District National Guard brigade shoot- ing matches, which begin today and continue for three days, are lo®al events of considerable interest. Tue Evexixe Stak medal will be among the prizes contested on Friday. ———<-+-—___ The case of insanity recently reported, in which the victim thinks be is somebody ‘clse should have the studious attention of some of the defeated. It would be a very comforting sort of malady just at present a Ohio may now look forward tos serene fu- * ware for home-grown tomato cans. American tin came out of the confusion with a dent or two, but in the main very well preserved. ore “The tiger” swallowed the republican party im New York. Another election will show whether the meal agrees with him or not. ——— ‘The gaze of the Old World was monocularly focussed on McKinley. McKinley is still visible; Campbell is “out of sight” * —___+=—___ ‘Thomas ©. Platt now knows how Warner Miller felt. Bazoams Fon Famar. ‘The rain kept you indoors today. We can’t mention Detter barrains for tomorrow than thone quoted for today. OSTERY—Anct dozen of thore 25¢. War- FA Waited Fare Sicck Hee tee be eh ered ior: row at I7c. a pair. Fifty o'clock and fifty dozen to be reserved till & o'clock. ‘Not more than two pairs to each customer, DRESS 900D8—The very bent quality 50-inch wide Bedford Cords, such as retail at 62a yard, are to Le offered at ONLY 81.50. Not only ae good quality Ga elsewhere at $2, but superior shates, SGS_Beata Feather ard Jet Trim- ‘Tintngs wetavesit shotta' ts Cento. aod Jessi novelties, waich are reduced in prices as follows: Frots 81.68 to 81.25 yard, from $1.50 to @1.15 yard, from 1.25 to 9c. yard. A TRIFLE—Househola Ammonis. A large bottle for S cents tomorrow instead of 8 cents. AN 1E uation of the wreat alo. isad-euicidered worksot ait tron lance at 9c. each, some of which are worth twice the wrice. Scalloped and Embroidered Lawn Handker- chiefs for mourning. each; many worth 50c. White Lawn Handkerchiefs with machine embroidery, wonderful imitation of those hand worked, only 19. each. Pure and Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs, with hand-embroidered initials, reduced trom 25¢. to ive. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, with exquisite em- broidery, only 12%c. each, Among the lot are some worth 50c. and 7c. each. y ECKWEAR—Ten per cent discount—one-tenth off the marked price of ail Lace Neckwear, We have Biaek Laco Scarfs and Fichus, machine made, marked from 08e. to $6 each. Hand-made, from $1.98 to $15.08 each. EWELRY—Rolled Goid Pins, with your initial on ‘bar, reduced irouw 1c. to Uc..each. LLACES=Pick ont the Lace you fancy and claim 10 ‘Per vent discount tomorrow. RBRONS Choice, of, our, Iyeinch-wide Millinery Aubbous that are marked Bc. tor only Be. Fi identical ribbons cost you 0c. eisewhere. GLOVES The greatest: giove sale Washington bas J seon—the most successful as regards sa.es—is cour ing to an end. Foster Hook Kid Gloves that wo usually retail at $1.25 are being sold at 7c. a pair. ‘Those with 5 hooks are reduced from $1 to Se. The Suede Biarritz or Pigskin Mousquetaires are tempo- Tarily down from 9c. to GXc. The Undressed Kid +-button Gloves, also the 8-button Mousquet aires, at ‘30c. a pair instead of 81. (CHILDREN’S GOODS—As an inducement to bring the children with you we offer for tomorrow only 10 per cent discount, and offer choice of entire stock of outer garments. Of course baby comes first, and Cloaks and Coats are here from $2 to $35 each. Then younssters from 1 to 4 yearsof age. These children have department all to themselves. Coats from $2.25 to $14.08 each are here, of Eiderdow Cashmere, Flannel, Bedford Cord and Silk. Would like you to see the Cheviot Coats we offer at 82.98; also the four special styles at 85 each, made to our order. f2Deduet one-tenth from above prices and from the marked price of any other garment you select to- worrow. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Asovr Your Wisres Waar. A lady would be very foolish to make selection without making comparisons; without an inspection of the stocks shown in the various stores. Even after having done so she still is ir a quandary as to what is best, For ‘Sho has discovered that there are many low-priced sarments that aro unreliable and almost as many reliable garments that are very high priced. To FIND she retiabie garment at @ muderate price she learns is not a0 easy, Asp The reason is obvious; on the one hand is the Wrap made of what is called ‘Shoddy"—old woolen materia} reworked. Such garments when showily trimmed with fur may be offered as low as $7 and $8 and look well until worn a week or so, but then loss all shape, especially if the unhappy owner should be caught in a ‘snow or rain storm. On the other hand is the choiceimported Wrap shown her at the very exclusive stores, where more than half of those who buy secure credit ; where thoss who pay charged for the losses incurred by those customers who never pay. War: 00. sk credit should not citity wh busi- ring only Of first-class Ou © fo serve yout Isvesticate. Claim that our cash business allows : sd therefore lower prices than usuaily qWoted, we wou make the elaim that for styie, quaitty and variety the Palaia Royal's coliection is not eur- passed, Waar we nave. Had we space to give descriptions of the garments here st the rrices between the extremes quoted below Every conveni- door. Elevator euce for your con near Glove counter. Infants* Cioaks, $2.25 to $15. Children’s Coats, $1.98 to $14. ‘Misses’ Ulsters, #4 to €20 exch. ‘Ladies’ Tatior-finish Jackets, €5 to $35. Pur-trimmed Jackets, $8 to $45, Ladies’ Capes, $13 to 8:5. Ladies’ Wrapvers, $2.25 to $39, ‘Ag-We desire an investigation, which will prove that we offer for 816 each Fur-Trimmed Jackets identical to those offered elsewhere at #20. Acorre- sponding difference'in the prices of other garments is also claimed. Axp So Warn Fors. ‘You are charzed low prices at some establishments for unreliable garments that are dear at any zrice. On the other band high prices generally prevail for the best Furs, Nor so ene. (CAPES.—Let Capes speak for our stock of Mnffs, Shawi Coliars, Trimmings, &e. The following Capes are warrented, and with the latest style Louis ‘XVI and other collars: ‘These are 10 inches at back. Cones, @5. Black Hare, 96.68; Lynx, $10.08: Seal, 13.35; Astrachan. #16 and @10; Marten, @24; Nutis, $19 and $7. The 80 near » relative that ite fur has all the appearance and the durability of ‘Nutia is of the beaver fam! denver. ‘The following Capes are 24 inches st beck: Seal, $20; Lynx, $24; Wool Seal, €20.68; Astrachan, $35; ‘Krimmer, $48 These Capes would be wore properly termed wraps, so long arethey. You witl admire the {it not less than the superior skins. Sx-Children’s Furs « specialty. ‘THE PALAIS BOYAL, _ A LISNER, Cor. 12th st. and Pa. ave. BAUNTS "SEVENTH STREET. Fanays of Gasat Saez a Or Rep Ticser Treas. Every item below is a chance of saving for some- body. The articles are ali desirable, ‘but the quantities small and broken. ‘That's the only cause for thelr ridiculous prices. MILLINERY AND RIBBONS. The last of that lot of Sc. and 10c. Ribbons will be sold tomorrow for 2c. a yard. The assortment still contains colors and widths enough to make the picking interesting. ‘We have also on sale 3 lots at Se.. 10c. and 1ic.! ‘Worth from 15e. to 50c. aya. They are going rapidly. Children’s $1.68 Plush Hate... 81.10 each ‘Children’s Plush Caps ; were $1.25 and @1.38.80c. each ‘50c. Natural Blackbirds.. 7c. each $1.50 Imported Feather Pompons, desirabl shades... -02e. each CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. ‘Remnants of Silkolines, Go. yd Remnants of Madrases. Swisses, &c.. -16c. yd ‘2 Half Pair Chenille Portieres, 1 Shrimp and 1 Sage, were $15 pair... 7 Pair $8 and 89 Chenillo Portiores, ‘Odd Pairs of $10.48 to $12.48 Figured Chenille 8 Fine Raphael Tuck Studies,,in whit frames: worth €3.50. @ Japanese Black and Screeus. 5 feet high; worth #8.. STAMPED LINENS, TABLE COVERS, &c. 6-4 Chenille Table Covers. 1.19 each A lot of 48 and 8c. Stamped Linens, Scarfs, Splashers, Tray Covers, &c. Red or White Braided Pillow Sh: CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Sampies of Ladies’ Imported Long Garments, ‘worthas high as 825. ‘Misses’ Striped Cloth Newmarkets, sizes 14 and 16, were $7.50 and 88... The balance of those Child 4 and 6 years only, worth ‘Misses’ and Children's fine imported sample Garment, worth as high as $13 each. CORSETS AND INFANTS’ WEAR. Ball's and Loomers' $1 Corsets, sizes 18, 24, i : 5 Infants’ #3 Short Dresses, made embroidery, slixitiy soiled. 11 Children's $1 Aprons, large sizes, soiled. 8 Children's. LACES AND EMBKOID: A lot of Fancy Cotton La . Striped Hose, all sizes, . Cashmere Kivbed Hose, iv Cream or Flesh color. 3 sizes were 82.75 and 84 each. A lot of Ladies’ 75c. excellent quality. HANDKERCHIEFS.. Alot of 18¢. White Embroidered Hemstitched 35e. Children’s Wool Mitts.. 18e. Cashmere Gioves (Chil UMBRELLAS. $1.50 Gloria Umbrellas, oxidized crook han- dies. Y $1.25 Twilled Gloria Umbrellas, silver crook handles... : $2 Silk Gloria Umbrellas, weix: or ash handles, $1.75 to $2.75 Challie and Percale Wrappers.b€c. each $4.25 Flannel and Cashmere Wrappers. 82 to 83.50 Jerseys, Black and Navy. 13-4 Solled Bianket, :3.75 11-4 Soiled White Bian! 4 $2 10-4 Soiled Tan Colored 83.89 each ‘The remainder of the 58-inch Bleached Searf ‘Damask; worth 62i¢0, ‘Be. yard NOTIONS. Le. Feather Stitch Braid, slightly sofled....0c. piece Se. Can't-Bend-'Em Pins, ‘Seamless Stoceine’ 15e. Glazed Belting, Black, White and Gray 15 yards in piece. Silk Garter Elastic, ali shades. T5e. strip Ide. Silk Taffeta Binding, Red, Light Bine and Yellow. .-10¢. piece PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES. 4 oz, bottle 4711 Cologne and Fancy Metal bottles; only a few odors left. 4-row bristles. Shandon Bells Toilet Soap. 10c. Large Whisk Broo... LEATHER GOODS. $1.00 Japanese Leather Collar and Cuff Boxes, 9c. each Bee Hive Dime Registering Bank, the latest...44¢ . all silk, in Brown, Green, net. Red Ticket. 810.50 Astrachan Capes, only » few of eac! size. $15 French Seal best satin lining. 81 Fine Black Hair Muff, atin ‘ined. 0c. Black Coney Trimming, $3 Child's Thibet Sets, mmf ATHEN TT Cocque £ cock, . % 9Se. Cocque Feather Col 490. yard 85.08 Cocque Feather Boss, 3 yan's long, extras full. BUTTONS. ' Sc. Silk Jailor’s Buttons, only afew dozen of the best shaces.... a 10c. Fancy Cut Jet Buttons. 10 styles........5e. dozen 1c. Fancy Metal Buttons, odds and ends from ‘the special sate... 25e. Jet Buckles, only a few lett. NECKWEAR. Se. Veils, all colors, chenille and head dots....5¢. each ‘25e. Embroidered Chiffun, short lenyths of Yel- low, Navy, Brown, Light Blue, Gray and Black... ns 19. yard. ‘S0c. Silkk Windsor Ties, embroidered ends, oniy ‘afew left. 25e. each DRESS GOODS. ‘38-inch 60e. All-wool Piain Tricot and Bordered ‘UBinch Striped Suitiugs, im 8 and 10-yard lengths, were 2c, a 2 Ladies’ Dress Robes, Scotch 1 ‘camel'shair dots, were $18.00.. 42-inch All-wool Plaids, in7-yerd 81.75. _ THE EVENING. STAR:. WASHINGTON. D. 0, 1! Tar Fur, Tm Ax H Srs N. W. Fraxmz & Co. BLACK | This inaugurates a series of BLACK FRIDAY SALES at The Fair. WE WILL MOURN THE * LOSS OF OUR PROFIT ON THIS Day. Our BLACK FRIDAY SALES ‘Will mean to you a clear saving of ‘about 25 per cent end an equal loss to us, but we donot mind this, As an advertisement we ‘will sacrifice our profits to you at these BLACK FRIDAY SALES. ‘The list on this day will contain goods that you need and which you cannot duplicate at anything like the price at any other estab- Ushment. We mean to make these BLACK FRIDAY SALES event for you to WATCH FOR AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF. —o— BLACK FRIDAY SACRIFICES. ‘$4.48 Finoly Decorated 10-piece China Chamber Sets—Biack Friday Price... 83.48 $3.96 Finely Decorated 36-piece English China Tea Sets—Biack Friday Price. assseee 298 825 Finely Decorated and Enameled English China Dinner and Breakfast Sets, new impor- tation—Black Friday Price, -.+-19.98 25e. Decorated and Goid-lined Salad Bowls, square and round—Black Friday Price. 10c. Decorated Ma;olica Cream Pitchers—Black Friday Price. 25c. Japanese Imari Pickle Dishes—Black Friday Price. Se. Gilt-band Exg Cups—Black Friday Price. 15e. French China Fruit Plate, decorated fluted edge, tinted—Biack Friday Price. 7c To Je 100 &c., assorted—Diack Friday Price. .. $1.48 Fine China Oatmeal Sets, Worcester ation—Biack Friday Price... ae Fancy Bisque Match Safes—Black Friday ice, al Saucers, nicely decorated, gold iined—Black Friday Price. 35e. Fine Crystal Etched Gas Gloves, assorted de- sigus—Black Friday Price. ce Se. Crystal Glass Sait Shaker—Blac Friday Price. Se. Japanned Cuspidors—Biack Friday Price, 15e. Piated Salt or Pepper Shaker—Biack Friday Price... oc. doz. Crystal Pressed Tumblers—Biack Fri- day Price. A350 Se. doz. Crystal Vinega> or Oil Cruets—Biacl Friday Price... 0c 7c v 9 be. Nickel Tapping Cail Bell—Black Friday Price.9¢ 49c. Set Plated Table Spoons—Black Friday Price. 30¢ 49c. Set Plated Forks—Black Friday Price. ..39¢ 25e. Wooden Towel Rollers, iron braces—Black Friday Price.. Se. Wooden Rolling Pins—Biack Friday Price. be. Papier Mache Match Safes—Black Friday Price. : 10c. Fine Scotch Plaid Napkin Rings—Black Fri- day Price. Price. 08c. Folding Ironing Boards—Black Friday Price..85¢ 8c. Foldin; Wash Benches—Black Friday Price. .85¢ joc ‘7ve. Barrel Ask Sifter—Black Friday Price. s 48 Sheets Sheli Papec, White or colored—Biack Friday Price. ve Se. Box of Fire Kindler— Black Friday Price. 59c. Hardwood Ash Center Tables—Black Friday Price. 82.48 20x24 Fine Artotype, framed in White and Silver frames—Black Friday Price. 82.48 22x36 Genuine Oil Painting, gilt frames—Black Friday Pri TTT AOA OFFI Tr HOH E 7 D4 HHH EE r HH E Tt H MEER re oA on ane FP AA WU ROR BoA TORRE , MATE RS 7TH AND H STS. N.W., FRANKLE & CO. It ‘ORSE BLANKETS, $1.10.” All-wool Horne nod Is Fann, Fir Aso Fissx Our Wraps will be found To satisfy the most fastidious. Wo say this with perfect frankness, knowing It to be the universal verdict Of all who have “*been the rounds” ‘That our stock of JACKETS, CAPES, COATS AND CLOAKS Is the largest And best selected in Washington. We have these garments “s For Children, Misses and Ladies, We have them In styles plain, simple and substantial, also Rich and elaborate, Many of the latter Are exclusive, aud were imported Expressly for this house. @ Al! are marked at prices inost reasonable, ‘And whatever you may wish ” In this line You are certain to find Here. * During The recent coo! days We have sold many Wraps, both Ready-made and to order, and ‘Our customers have all been pleased. We Can piease you. At All events, we should Le giad To have you lovk at our stock, and Judge for yourself. At the avenwe store. J.C. Horenmsox, 007 PA. AVE. BY LACK AND BLUE BEAVER JACKETS, 82.49 Bits ae lot Jackets 7S ENTERPRISE, no5-3t 141 Lith st.’.e. S. Comx & Co., 823 11TH STREET. TRIMMINGS, = E URSD W. A. Pisce & Oo, ‘TO Market Spaces (Corner Sth st, ; Resxast Dar Touonnow. Reusaxt Dar Tomonzovw. Rasumaxr Dar Toxonzow. OUR WEEKLY REMNANT SALE tomorrow, FRIDAY, will be EXTRAORDINARILY GOOD this week, as the IMMENSE INCREASE OF BUSINESS DURING the past few days has left ‘an unusually large quantity of REMNANTS,and. ODDS and BROKEN LOTS in this advertise- ment are simply to give you an inkling as to how we REDUCE THE PRICES.QN REM- NANTS. Rensaxts Ov Menixo Uxprnwean. LADIES’ AUSTRALIAN WOOL VESTS in sizes 26, 28 30and 32, Regular price, @1.25 and $1.50. REMNANT PRICE, 8c. exer. LADIES' LOUGHBORO MERINO VEST in Sizes 30, 32, 36 and 38. Regular price, 50c. REMNANT PRICE, :30c. each. LADIES’ ALL-WOOL RIBBED VEST. Size 2 and 3 Regular price, €1.50. REM- NANT PRICE, @1 each. ODD SIZES IN CHILDREN'S RED FLAN- NEL UNDERWEAR and siso White Underwear at greatly REDUCED PRICES. Resxaxts Or Hosteay. 2% pairs of CHILDREN'S FINE RIBBED ‘Hose, Fast Black.’ Sizo 5, 6, 6, 7. Regular price, 25c. pair. REMNANT PRICE, 2 PAIRS FOR 20. 5 pairs of LADIES'GRAY CASHMERE HOSE. Sized. Regular price, 88c. REMNANT PRICE, 8c. pair. 4 pairs LADIES' BLACK CASHMERE HOSE. Size 8%. Regular price, G5c. REMNANT PRICE, 41e. pair. REMNANTS of LADIES! and CHILDREN’S: Cotton Hose at correspondingly LOW PRICES. cc} Reaxaxts Or Musux Usprnwean. +100 10 LADIES’ MUSLIN GOWNS with solid yoke of EMBROIDERY and HEMSTICHING. Size 13, 14 and 15-inch neck, Former price, €2.68. REMNANT PRICE, 81.48 each. 7LONG SKIRTS WITH 10-inch ruffle of fine tucked CAMBRIC and FRENCH EMBROID- ERY and deep yoke. Former price, $1.63. REM- NANT PRICE, 986. each, 2 FINE MUSLIN GOWNS. Size 15 and 16. Hubbard yore of embroidery and insert- ing. Former price, $2.10. REMNANT PRICE, s each. Ressayts Or Misses: Coars, SCHILDREN'S MODE CHEVIOT COATS, Size 4 to 10 years, Former price, 84.49. REM- NANT PRICE, $2.98. AY, NOVEMBER 5. 1891. R. Gorpscmnn, 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. 5c. Canes Scuvrrzs “Stan Soar.» 3c ‘This Soap has a wonderful sale: itdeserves it, as it is. 004 Soap. Our price, de. cake for tomorrow. = on ~ 5c. 10c.. 15c., 25c. Lack Axp BONNET PINS, 3. We closed ont a manufacturer's entire stock of Lace 4 | end Bonnet Pins. This lot couprises 12,500 Pins Worth Se., 10c., 1éc., 25. We offer the entire jot at Be, each. ys | ae $1.35 Gronm Unsrriias, 980 ‘These Umbrellas are of gloria, mounted on the best Paragon frame, tho handies are of natural wood and ean be had in loops or rings. We bave 300 oni no twolandies hardiy alike. ‘They will last but one day at this price. 25c 38c. Inrorren Dotzs Ar ‘Our Toy Department is complete. Such en array of Dolls (our own tinportations) lias never been seen be- fore. We offer asa special induceinent a Fine Double- Jointed Kid Body Doll, with fine bisque face, flowing Lusir, reat shoos and stockings. Spocial price, 25c. ‘Oniy two to each customer. $16.25 Qvsozvere-Prare Tea SET, $11.98. This Tea Setcontains a Tea Pot, Coffee Pot, Suar Bowl, Cream Pitcher and Spoon Holder, all made of the finest quadrupie plate, and every piece ishand en- graved. Special price, $11.98 New Cexren Daarr Law, $1.98 We here give customers au opportunity toxet a Fine Latop at a sensational Agure. They are entigely new, Just perfected, end have profited Ly the experiment of others and avoided tueir detects. They cannot ex- Plode, as they !.ave a center draft. The light yielded is Powerful andconstant, without wavering. We have Shedisht m our department. Introductory price, 1.98. Frasers La Pansies SOAP, Ge. This Soep is without a doubt the finest glycerine soap made. Compare it with Pears' or 4711 Soap and see the superior qualities of this Soap, The lowest price for which this Soap is sold is 10c. acake. Our price is 6. Guass Svaan Sierens, 9c ‘These Sugar Sifters are made of the clearest glass, with Sine nickel-plated tops, and cheap at lic. Our Brice, 9c. soa © S7 - Aur Szx Crayoxs To Onper. ‘We are giad to see that so many of our patrons appre- clate the effort we have made in securins skilled artists to execute all kinds of crayou work. Though we Lave been in this particular line but a short while, we have done wonders in the way we have taken orders and in thomanner our customers have received the really artistic work. We guarantee all our 16x20 Crayons to be equal to any inthe country. To introduce this de- & 10x20 Crayon and Frane— tcdeep gold frame, all com- Nete—for 85.75, and guarantee satisfaction. After the work isexecuted if you are not delixited with the work wedo not ask youtopay for it. Give us your Picture; that isall we ask. We have samples in our department. Call and examine them. Remember, we have no solicitors or peddlers, All orders taken at our store. = Guycesixe ~8] Rewyast Sate Exrnaonprxany Or Buacx Duzss Fusnics. @i yds. STRIPED BOUCLE CLOTH. For- mer price, $9.50, REMNANT PRICE, 86.38 forpiece. S8yds. BLACK and WHITE ALL-WOOL AR- MURE. Former price, $10. REMNANT PRICE, 88 for piece. 6% yds. BLACK BOUCLECLOTH. Former price, $8.75. REMNANT PBICE, 86 for piece. 6 yds. 46-IN. IMPERIAL SERGE. Former price, @6 REMNANT PRICE, 94.50 for plece, Syds, BLACK BEDFORD CORD, with JAC- QUARD EFFECT. Former price, $10. REM- NANT PRICE, ‘3 for piece. . S8yds, WIDE WALE DIAGONAL, BLACK. Former price, $10, REMNANT PRICE, 87.75 for piece. 7yards BLACK CHEVIOT with CAMEL'S HAIR EFFECT. Foner price, 84.25. REM- NANT PRICE, 83.48 for piece, 4% yards GRAY AND WHITE CHECK FLANNEL. Former price, $2.50. REM- NANT PRICE, $1.06 for piece. THIS BEING THE HEAVIEST WEEK we had this season it of course leaves a great many remnants. All such will be placed on REM- NANT TABLE at RIDICULOUS PRICES. R. Goxvscuum, x 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. REMNANTS. REMNANTS. f uc. Armure Cloth, Uc. “Camel's Hair Suiting, 6 BAFE'S ENTERPRISE, n05-3t 41 L1th st. we. 3} TTT SSS Biaue Younseur If unprovided against the equinoctial season with an Imported En- glish Mackintosh at 87.50. Actual value $12. They can't be dupli- cated for such a price. ——— Brown Rubber Coats, with velvet collars, $3: ‘warranted waterproof. =o. @23Paave, (JOSEPH Av SWET. 1ER "S at ¢ REQUISITES.) cor. 15th. RRARLEELKEEALRELEEERELLLEERGEAL seneatoentococoeaememenencoes, EMNANTS. REMNANTS. Dark Outing, Sise. Sire Flemnel. Oe. Reaxaxts Ix Lace. 1 yard BLACK CHANTILLY LACE. Former price, 1.49, REMNANT PRICE, 50c. yard BLACK POLKA DOT FLOUNCING. Former price, $3.25. REMNANT PRICE, ‘Te. 1 yards BLACK CHANTILLY NET. Former price, $2.03. REMNANT PRICE, 0c. for piece. 3 yards BLACK CHANTILLY DEMI FLOUNCING. Regular prive, $2.79. REM- NANT PRICE, 81.75. 1g yardy BLACK CHANTILLY DEMI FLOUNCING. Former price, 23.38. REM- NANT PRICE, $1.25. 3 yards BLACK CHANTILLY DEMI FLOUNCING. Former price, 83. REM- NANT PRICE, 81.70. REMNANTS OF TORCHON INSERTING, REMNANTS OF TOILET SETS. REMNANTS OF ANTIQUE TIDIES. Rexxaxts Ixy Yaxurx Nortox We only mention a few of the HUNDREDS: OF GOOD REMNANTS IN THIS DEPART- MENT. 10 dozen WILLIMANTIC SPOOL COTTON, in Black, only FIVE NUMBERS. Regular price, Se. 9 spool. REMNANT PRICE, 2 SPOOLS FOR Ic, REMNANTS OF SILK AND WOKSTED TUBALA BRAIDS at LESS than one-fiith the REGULAR PRICE. REMNANTS OF BONE CASING AT RE- DUCTION PRICES. * REMNANTS OF 1-onnce SPOOL SILK, in WHITE, GROVER & BAKER'S MAKE. For- ‘mer price, $1. REMNANT PRICE, 20. SPOOL. Reusasts Or Necawean, 2% COLLARS, ALL LINEN, FOR LADIES, Former price, 1ie. and 20c. REMNANT PRICE, 1c. EACH. XKEMNANTS OF RUCHING AT LESS ‘THAN HALF PRICE. Rewxasrs Ov Fens, 2% yards BLACK RUSSIAN HARE. Former price, S0e. yard. REMNANT PRICE, 5c. views 1s yards GRAY FOX. Former price, €3 yard. REMNANT PRIOE, 81.10 for piece. 1% yards NATURAL LYNX. Former price, * @L.75yard. REMNANT PRICE, 81 for piece. Syanle RUSSIAN BADGEL. Former price,, Slyard. REMNANT PRICE, Ge for piece. DOZENS OF OTHER REMNANTS OF FUR AT LIKE PRICKS. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. “We would quote these, but we have so many ‘Feunsnts that we could not begin to get them _ in this satire space. "W. AL Pounce & Co, - (Corner Sth st, r AFE's ENTERPEISE, noS-3t 241 11th st.'s.0. Tae Lazesr Srvzs Is WRAPS AND FUR CAPES AT ” 5s = & 8 ae - Se eas * Mui = Sss8 5 In addition to our large assortment of Wraps we re- ceived this Week several popular styles, name! Bernhardt Capes at $10, $12.50, $15 to $30. Also two styles in Ladies’ English Top Coats with long capes at $14.50, worth $20. Ladies’ Plain and Fur-trimmed Jackets and Reefers, 8510 825. ‘Misses’ Jackets, age 12, 14 and 16, in Tan, Gray or Black, at $5, $7.50 and £8.50. EXTRA-LONG FUR CAPES, Our new Fur Capes are creating « furore among the ladies, We're selling Black Russian Hare Capes at 95.50, worth 88. French Coney Capes at $9.75, worth 81% ‘Wool Seal Capes at $14.50, worth #20, ‘Reai Astrachan Capes at $10, 85 and $18. Finer Fur Capes which we haven"t space to mention, 820 to 350. It will be to your advantage financially to take a look at our Wraps before making your selection. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ‘713 Market Space. HILDREN’S ALL-WOOL GRETCHENS, WIT cape, hight and dark plaid, $2. etd 205 ENTERPRISE, ‘Do0S-3t 1241 Lith st. we ADIES, TRY OUR HAND-MADE SHOES. @2.50 leplakiemtie frp oh noi Tb Fat a, Hee Masesrvs Roa. Lerrens BH. Bisgeie! & Sen Harress Asp Frans, 1287 Pa Ave. Axo 18:n Sr. ANTS" (CAPS, IN CREAM, NAVY, ae ‘ Bis } “Wis? Out vetoes. re The ‘uitial Remnant Sale inauencated vast Fry most pronounced and flattering Will Le a special business each and every succeeding Pri “clean sweep” will be made of al * “odds and ends” Iniscellameous articles which we co business pelicy to turn over to you at Bs—buta gain toyou, Here ts the list of to- ‘Remnant” attractions. “SHORT LENGTHS” IN RIBBONS. A big box full of “‘onds" trom our best Rib- bons will be ticketed at about hall value tomor- row. If in need of a short piece fora bat, bonnet, the iatr, or for faucy work, you aro apt to find exactiy the shade and length you Want at about half the price you expected to pay. MANDKERCHIEPS. 3 boxes Men's Initia! Handkerchiefs (3 in box); letters K, Mand 8. Reduced trom 59 te ‘BY cents per box to Ze. per box 3 boxes Men's box): levters A, to 81.25 per box. 7 boxes Men's Initial Handkerchiefs (6 im box); letters A, H. J, N, M, PaudY. Reduced from $2.72 to $2.25 per box. “ODD S:ZES" IN coats. AL that are left of these particular styles hence we are willins to sel! them for less thaa we paid. 1 Pinsh Visite, sizo 4, reduced from 820 to 810. 1 Plush Visite, size 42, reduced from $25 to 815. 2 Black Choviot Fur-trimmed Roofers, sizes ‘88 and 34, reduced from $10.98 to #7 9. 1 Ten Cloth Reefer, size 34, reduced from 15 to S908, 1 Biack Braided Lone Cape, size 38, reduced from $12.95 to €10.48 1 Frouch Cheviet Cape, with French front, Size 36. Reduced from €15 to $10.98. For a miss. -1 Misses’ Fancy Cloth Gretchen Cloak, size 10 years, reduced frou, €10.98 to 08) FUR DEPARTMENT. i Real Astrakin Cape, size 34, reduced from $16 to $14. 1 Real Wool Seal Cape, size 32, reduced from 810 to 88. 2Coque Feather Long Boas reduced from $3.08 to $2.98 1 White Ostrich Neck Boa reduced from 84 to SLs. 1 Light Biue Ostrich Neck Boa reduced from S410 $1.98, GLOVES. 5 pairs S-button Suede Mo usquetaire Gloves, in Tan and Gray. 3 pairs of 53g, 3 pairs of and? pairsG. Reduced from #1.19t0 S7e. 5 pairs 4-button Giace Gloves in Tan. 3 pairs 6 and 2 pairs Gis. Reduced from 81.5 to Initial Handkerchiefs (6 im andG. Reduced from $1.73 1 pair Gand 2 pairsGX. | Reduced from 81.50 to 81.15. S pairs 7-hook Glace Gloves, in Brown. 3 Pairs 5% and two pairs. Keduced from #1 to ‘Te. 5 pairs20-button Suede Mousquetaire Gloves, in Tan. 2pairs 53 and3 pairsSy. Reduced from $2.75 to 81.75. Fays. 1 Light Blue Silk Gauze Fan, fancy stick, re- duced from $3.74 to $2.48. 1 Blue Feather Fan, faded,reduced from 98¢, to 49. 1 Tan Silk Gauze Fan, hand painted, reduced from Be. to vuze Fen, hand painted, re- 1 Berge Silk duced from {i8e. to bie. JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. 4 pairs Rhinestone narrings. Reduced from 48 t0 250. 2 Oxidized Bracelets from 19 to 10c. 3.Com Silver Bow-knot Pins. Reduced from 50 to Be. Bshell Daggers. Reduced from 48 to 35e. 3 Victoria Gold-plated Chains, Reduced from 81.98 toWSe. quoise and? with diamonds and garneta, Ke Guced from $4.50 to $3.48, LEATHER Goons. 1 Childs’ Ooze-leather Chatelaine Bag. Re- Reduced from $1.48 to 98, 1 Ladies’ Seal Pocket Book. Reduced from 81.48 to 75e. , 1 Men's Seal Pocket Book, Reduced from 98 to 74 1 Tan Pocket Book, oxidized-trimmed, Re Auced from $1.95 to $1.48. Pocket Book and Card Cases combined. Re- duced from 48 to 380, SOoze-leather Purses, fancy tips, Reduced from: 25 to 15c. LACE DEPARTMENT, yards Ked Chiffon, Reduced from 35te Per yard. 34 yards Ton Chiffon. Reduced from 35 to be. per yard. 4's yards Pale Bine Chiffon, Reduced from 45 to 30e. per yard. 43s yards Lemon Chiffon. Reduced from 45 to 0c. per yard. 24 yards Cream White Chiffon. Reduced frou: 50 to 35e. per yard. yards Doubie-edge Chiffon, Reduced from U8 to GSe. per yard. 14 yards Double-edge Chiffon, Reduced from 75 to 0c. per yard. NOTION DEPARTMENT, 2 Hair Brushes, shop worn, reduced from 98 to G8e. ‘3 Hair Brushes, shop worn, reduced from 48 to Ze. 2 Cloth Brushes, sop worn, reduced from 73 to 400. 2 Infants’ Brushes, reduced f-om 48 to 35e. 1 Metal Frame Mirror, reduced from 68 to 480. 2 Motal Frame Mirrors, reduced from 89 to 8c, A bottles of Bay Rum, reduced from 25to se. : ‘Lbottle Florida Water, label soiled, reduced from 2% to 5c. 4 bottles Cologne, reduced from: 35 to 250, HOSE. 2 pair of Misses’ Navy Cashmere Hose. Size & Reduced f rom 335 to 29. 2 pair of Ladies’ Boot-patiern Hose, Size 8% Reduced from 74 to 35. 1 pair Ladies’ Silk Licht Bino Hose, Size & Reducod fro.n $1. 98 to 81.25. 1 pair Ladies’ Pisited Sk Hose, Coral. Sizo Big. Reduced from 95 to 35e. 6 Intants' Vests. Size 16. Reduced from 25 jnfante Panta, Size 18 Reduced from 25 Sy Mises ‘Vest. Size 32. Reduced from 48 Tadlock sak ‘Vest. Size5. Reduced from 9S to 74e. “ODD SIZES” IN CORSETS. 3“C. P.” Light Biue Corsets. Sizes 18, 29 and 25. Reduced from €2.50to 81.50. 2P. D. Corsets,1 Light Bins. Size 18 1 Drab, size 22. "Reduced from €2.50t0 1.50. 2B. &G. Corsets of Biue Satin, Sizes 19 and 22. Reduced from $3} to $1.50. Half price. 1 Black “R. &G." Corset. ize 19 Reduced from $2.50 to #1.25. INFANTS’ GOODS. 1 Hand-knit Worsted Secque. Reduced from ie. to 2c. ‘3Cambric Slips, Reduced from O8e. to 30e. 1 Infant's Striped Eiderdown Short Cloak. ‘Reduced from from $3.48 to $2.25. 1 Infant's White Cashmere Short Closk, with ‘silk girdle. Reduced from $4.48 to €2.98, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. 2 Muslin Gowns, embroiderd yoke Size 14, Reduced from 7s. te Ste, 2 Fine Muslin Gowns, with elaborately em- broidered yoke. Sizes 14 and 15. Reduced from @1.45 to UBe. 1 Balmoral Shirt, Reduced from 40. to 20e. 1 Balmoral Skirt, Heduced from 8%. to 75a, pee |adteios was mated ‘SL1 MARKET SPACE, Every Friday we devote tothe display and ale of REMNANTS, and tom We Will offer special bar: ains 1m all our departinents DOMESTIC REMNANTS, Remnants of Dress Gingham, 124. Now SWo. Rennants of Bicehed and Unbisached Cottons, ¥ below cost BLACK DRESS GOODS REMNANTS, 6% yands Biack Suk Henrietta €13. Remnant price, “Os Yanda Biack Wool Renee, 96.50, Remnant price, ‘Ole yards Black Henrietta, 64.18 Remnant peice, ce ack Camel's Hair Cheviot, #5. Remnant ‘ards Camel's Hair, special value, @6.25. Rant price, 84.190. LINEN REMNANTS. Jot Knotted Fringed Damask Towela Were 20c. Remnant orice, Ue 4 dozen Knotted Fringed Loom Damask Towels. Wore Le. Rewmant price, 1:2 44 dozen Unbieached dozen. Remnant price, B half ac dozen. 2 jot Piat Remnant price. Just th 40 remnan Red Damask at COLORED DRESS Goc Gyards Sik Henrie’ G yards Wool Sere: Y yards Dark 84.50. DERWEAR AND HOSIERY REMNANTS, Children’s Merino Shirts, Pai Suirte—aizes, 18, Former price, 37%, Remnant price, Pante—aizes, Former price, \ Tha, Remnant price, 41, G0. 2c. Regular price, (2c, Now 5Oe. Kibbed Cotton Hose in sizes 5, SipandG. Were 23 and asc. Remnant price, Ase. Many other remnants in each departuwent at equally Teduced prices. W. D. CLARK & ©O., SLL Market Space. 1 While we are not exactly fixing for the holidays with our HANDKEKC PS—still we are in first- class shape to u y Want of Yours for ifts or per- sonal use. There ts fashion in them and we follow it. ‘That there is a variety the “guide lines” we are stringing out below testify. You are ail the time buy ing HANDKEKCHIEDS, so if now don’t Just happen to find you purchasing You are ou the eve of it likely. What we have xot to say about sorts, sizes and Prices wou'tcome in amiss, While we are getting in some new lines we want to got out some that are hereto make room for the pertect avalance of novel ties that aredue in @ very short time. The room is worth the sacrifice to us, Lanes: Sues. PRINTED BORDERED HANDKER- CHIEFS—tast colors—Se. each. Heve is cue of the broken prices—COL- OKED EMBROIDERED, ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEPS that Lave sold for 50 and i5°. you can take a choice for 25e. «ach, WHITE SWiss MULL HANDKER- CHIEFS, embroidered, block work, ‘Work, lace and scalloped edwes, & SOLID COLOKS in Pink, Yellow, Light Biue and Biack—draw edges. These were 25 ALL-LINEN MOURNING HANDKER- CHIEPS—new effects—12%c. and 2 WHITE EMBROIDERED HANDKER- CHIEFS—some of the now desiens— scalloped eiges, hemstitched, with tucking, drawn work, wide hem, with open bem- stitched and embroidered, biock work and embroidery "de HEMSTITCHED LINEN RANDKER- CHIEPS, with hems of all widthe—12igo, to Sah HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS= one-balf-ineh hem — jor Be. UNLAUNDERED OPEN-WO TIAL brow HEMSTITCHED OPEN-WORK INITIAL HANDKEKCHIE#S—pure linen —123ge., Bde. and He, WHITE PURE LINEN HAND-EM- BUOLDLRED HANDKERCHIEDS—3oe. to et SILK HANDKERCHIEPS, tm solid colors, with embroidered edges—Licht Blue, Cardinal, Pink, Yellow, Nile Green and White—Ibe. WHITE and COLORED SILK EM- BLOIDERED—19e. and ze. WHITE EMBROIDERED MOUSSELINE D'SOLE-$2.50 and 85. IN COLOKS— 81.50. 60 doren JAPANESE SILK INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS: K INTs HANDKERCHIEPS—band em red—with two rows of hemstitching— Mews Sizes, UNLAUNDERED HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEPS-PURE LINEN— Age. PRINTED BORDERS—12%0. LINEN, Re. and We. BHEMMED (ALL LINEN)—25e., 370. and Se. LINEN HEMSTITCHED with hems of all widths—2oe. to 75c.—LARGEST SIZES, HEMSYITCHED LINEN HANDKER- CHIEFS with EMBROIDERED INITIAL JAPANESE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS— 0c, to $1.25. INITIAL, S0c., 7c. and el. Cunpxews Suz, HEMSTITCHED LINER HANDKERCHIEPS—12¢0. to 200. OO OKED BOKDELS+ So, Morruens. LADIPS' SILK CREPE D'CHINE MUP- FLERS—Pink, Light Blue and Biack—75e. LADIES’ JAPANESE SILK MUFFLERS —White, Pink, Salmon, Yellow and Biack— Ge. CHEAP ENOUGH—nobody can doubt thet. QUALITY enough—WE will vouch for that. If you want more Handkerchiefs you cannot do better tha to buy these, YOUR good judgment will corroborate ‘that, Szarox Penny, “PERRY BUILDING,* (NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVEXUR. 404 and 406 7th st. 01.68 Gioria Silk Umbrellas, oxidised handlea Our