Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1891, Page 5

‘What 9 great stir a little snow caused. Comfort chanzes piace with looks in “HANDWEAR." Of to be cousidered—but the former is Paramount now. You likely have cot to buy a pair of Wann GLOVES and an insiebt into the sorte and custe $2 PERRIN'S MEN'S LINED GLOVES for LADIES" LINED GLOVES CHILDREN'S BLACK CASHMEKE GLOV LADIES’ FLORENCE SILK MI a $1.25, $1.50 a $1.75 MISSES’ COLORED FLOKE: cE @] OR MILE MITIE esck $1.25 INFANTS’ COLOK RENCE SILK S81 ova $1.12 3 30c. *:250. 250. To be able to answer the first “"blast of winter” with such a line ouly kes to show Low attentive to your ‘Reeds —present and pruspective—we ace. Ox Tne Orcen Hoxv- You simplx ~‘take on” these “WINTER GLOVFS," Dut don’t “let go" of the dressier sorts. They are the year-around cou:modities. We keep the best that can be had—Keynier, ‘Trefousse, P. Centemeri, Aug. Charies and Foster are iike every flown sprinz— never know torun dry. Their Gloves pose as fashion {melines and stick to the qualities that call yeu Dack for another pair—you find yourselves so well suited. The first thing in a GLOVE is At—then comes the wear. You will meet both in any of these brands. LADIES" 4-button CASTORS—¢1. PERKIN’S 4-CLASP LACE PIQUE in Tans— s AUG. CHARLES 4-BUTTON PIQUE in Tan and Black— 4BUITON PEARL GLACE with Black stitehing—$1.50. S-button MOUSQUETAIRE PEARL GLACE with Black stitehing—$2. 4-button SUEDE in Pear! all with Black stitching—81. Sbutton MOUSQUETA with Black stitching—1.50. Sbutton MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDE in Prim- rose—Biack stitchel—$2.25. Sbutton MOUSQUETAIRE WHITE GLACE with Black stitching— 82.25. Gbutton MOUSQUETAIRE BIARRITZ in earl, Mode and Light Tan— Blac od—$1. LADIES’ GAUNTLET DRIVING Gloves— a MITTENS MITTENS. mtton MOUSQUETAIRE BIARRITZ CHAMOISE—White and natural colors, with Black stitching—31. For Evesise. Take your bearings from these few mention- inzs. What you will fnd in company with them here are “‘rizht” as well. 12. m MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDE in White, Pearl, Mode, Biack and all the Tans— 2.50. I6-button MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDE in White, Pearl, Tan, Mode, Black, Lemon, Nile Green, Lavender, Rose—tintste suit the toilet— en atton MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDE~— veming Shades” —83 50. Mex Groves. ‘Try a pair of our TAN, BLACK, PEARL, WHITE, GLACE and TAN SUEDES—seehow they will wear. We are pretty sure of account- ing you a customer a‘ter the first pair. Richt at the Ninth street door you will find the GLOVE DEPARTMENT. It will be an easy task to Please you—becanse you follow fashion—and #0 do we. Ezyert attendsrts will serve you. With everything of the best—how can dissatisfaction creep in? It can- Bot—DOES NOT. Searos Penny, SINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1340. ag Telephone 995. | | | | | | | | uM MM FF MMMM Ee Rk ss Bo Py as MMM EER OR Bgs8 ren 34 Fo ES spun k ERR FE MMMM R RE MMM k, KB BREE MMM “A A Su, 24 see Sh Abig business cannot be builtex- * “eept by low prices and relisbie deal- ines. This applies to Drugs as well as other merchandise. Upon enter- ing the arena of business wo instaatly recognized the fact that prices for Drugs were entirely too hich. Not that Druce were costly, but simply because drusists were not satisfied with fair profits. In revolutiontzing Prices we felt that we would receive Your patronage for economic reasons if for none other. It fs human nature to buy at the lowest prices possible— @ue ccnsideration being mveu to quality, of course. We lave always maintained a high standard, and there are thousands of Preparations to which we would not give shelf-room. We never sell you au article which we do not think worth your buying and worth Price you are paying. are now tupon the eve of remov- into the magnificent business structure erected om the corner diagonally opposite our present loca- tion, which we propose to make “a modeh Druggist’s Establishment. equal to any of its kind in America. ‘The same low prices which have met With such responsive appreciation from you will con:inue to prevail at the new store. If tt be possible to do so throwch more extensive and Judi- cious buying, even lower prices will be quoted. We never consider what an article ought to sell for, but sell it, recanl- Jess of its intrinsic worth, as (ow as ‘we can portly aford. At present we are busily engaged im disposing of the stock on hand. as an almost entirely new stock has been purchased fer our new sstablish- ment. Weare allowing a special discount of 20 per cent on all Tooth Brushes, Imported Buffalo Horn Combe, Nail Files. Nail Brushes. Sponwes, ‘Chamois, Flesh Brushes and many other fancy articles which are usu- aby found tu first-class Drugciste’ Establishments. If you showid be in need of any- thing im our line it will beto your finsucial advantage to look over the reductions already made. In tact, it will pay yuu toantictpste your pur- chases toa large extent during the next few weeks and lay in « supply ae BLE ik ft a Cor. Lith and F sts. nw. ; NFANTS EN CREAM, NAVY, ¢ PERILS ore orem Cas FATE ee. As you know, Coats, Cloaks and Suits are our creat specialty. In the selection of our present stock we have combined fine qualities, becom- ing sty:es and superior workmanship With low prices more advantageously than ever before. The various stylesexhibited are the dest efforts of the most reputable cloak manufacturers of this country, ‘and in addition to them we are show- fuga number of exclusive imported styles confined strictly tous for this city. A noticeable fexture of our rarwents this season {s the scrupu- lous care piainly manifest in the workmanship and finish. The styles are nany and varied, perinitting @ wide field for the exercise of yo individa taste, It will require effort on your part to be able to wake a very satisfactory selection from the extensive range in materials, styles and prices. CAPES, Capes have taken a strong bold ‘upon popular favor. We Lave been Particularly fortunate in securing an Geant stock of Capes. Notwith- standing thelr popularity, stylish- ness and supericr quality we are of- fering them at popular prices. ‘An especially good value is the Line of Black Winter-weight Cheviot Capes, handsouely braided yoke front and back, finished with feather collar, at $12." Wedo not believe it possible to match this Cape (if it cam be matched at ail) for less than 815. coats. ‘The present stock of Fur-trimmed Coats 1s the most stylish and elegant wehave ever shown. The cloths are from medium to rough, the lenstlie from the usual to the three-quarters, while their trimming embrace every popular fur. CLOAKs. For traveling and rougb-weather wear the Long Cloak: is indispensabie. We have an extensive line of these Long Garments in ali the popular rough cloths, made up in the latest London styies. A particularly good value is the Ine of Kouzh Cheviot Long Cloaks, with high shoulders and finished with the long English military cape, at $13.50. We are accomplishing Just what we started out to do, and that is making thas the leading cloak and suit house wouth of Philade(phia. ° WILLIAM H. McKNEW, 1t $33 PA. AVE. N.W. Toxorrow Go-as-you-please day looking for WRAPS. ‘We are prepared for the contest and expect to be among the winners. ‘One hundred garments must be missing from our cloak room before 9 p.m. ; that is our closing time on Saturnia; A $5.00 TO $12.00 RANGE. A Plain Biack Cheviot Reefer, tailor made, bound with silk braid, frog fastenings. Really worth 87. Tomorrow, 24.98. A Black Chevron Jacket Reefer. loop fastening. Sizes 32 to 44. Really worth $10.50. Tomorrow, 86.98. ABlack Chevron Reefer, astrachan trimmed, frog fastening. 23-inch length. Really worth $10.50, ‘Tomorrow, 96.98. A Black Cheviot Reefer, lined to side seam with Biack satin rhadame, astrachan shawi roll collar, 28- ineb length. Really worth $14.00. Tomorrow, A Black Wide-wale Cheviot. trimmed with Gray lynx fur. frox fastening. A very swellgarment. Really worth #13. 88.98. ‘Tan and Gray Chevron Jacket, lined to side seam, trimmed with opossum fur, loop fastening, 30 inches long. Really worth $16. 812.43. ‘There are only six special garments mentioned in this advertisement, but quite sufficient to produce the result of a bie day in coats. Onr Lilliputian Dressmaking Department is a feat- ure that no house has yet produced. We are making to order Street, Evening and Party Dresses, from 4- year-old to 16-year-misses. Also any style of small ‘wraps to order in Silk, Plush or Cloth. A AA AA aA KOK A U U FFF MMMM A NNN Ko aa U UE MMMM Aa NX X KO AAU U MMMM AA NNN K AMAU UE MMM AAAN NN, Ka A UU F MM MAAN NNT 900 PENNSYLVANA AVE. N.W., LEADER OF LOW PRICES. Bo Buasxers Axo Coxsrorrs. www wwew BD Sek PRE rig - BB. Sck,, Sa Re WoW = bpp = CcciuLa Ak RK OK 02 00 Pa ec oo ett. o 3 asa* cco (00 = 7 811 MARKET SPACE. ‘We delight to talk with you about Blanketsand Cowforts for two reasons—first, because they are xoods apprecisted for the comfort they give, aud conse- quently they keep constantly in your mind the mer- chant who sells you these articles, provided you get from him what you wish, and second, because we have such an elegant and complete stock on hand to show you. Our Blankets cannot be equaled: they are of the ¥ery best known makes. In selecting our Blanket stock we look carefully after size, weixht and quality of wool, and endeavor always to secure beautiful borders, for appearance pleases much. In our stock will be found such brands as Baltic, Poplar, Jassa- mine, Exquisite, Home Delizht, Golden Crown, Whit- ney,and in California makes Sante Clara, San Rafael, ‘Stiverado, Sierra Madre, San Kita, El Modena, Ponce De Leon, San Benito and Moneto. Our Couforts are selected with equal care, aiming to secure warmth without much weight, BLANKETS. 10-4 White Wool Blankets, $3.25 and $4.25. 10-4 California White Wool Blankets, §Uand $7. 11-4 White “ool Blankets, 4, #5. 80, $7, 88, $8.50. 11-4 California White Wool Blankets, 87.50, 88, 99.50, $10 and 812. ‘124 White Wool Blankets, $6.50, $8.50 and $10. 12-4 California White Wool Blankets, @9, @11, 612 and tk 13-4 California White Woo! Blankets, $13. 10-4 Red Wool Biankets, 84.50. 10-4 California Red Wool Blankets, 86. 11-4 Red Wool Blankets, 86. 11-4 Caitfornia Red Wool Bianketa, @7.50 and $12, 32-4 Red Wool Biankets, 87. 12-4 California Red Wool Blankets, $8. 10-4 and 11-4 Gray Woo! Biantets, from $2 to @3. 7U-80-in. Striped Wool Horse Biankets, 8:2. 4-¥0-in. Plaid Wool Horse Biankets, $3.50. comFoRrTs, ‘You should eee the patterns we have tn Cheese Cloth, Bilkoiine, Chailie and Eiderdown Comforts. They will please you. All light colors and pretty, delicate styles. 50 Cheese Cloth Comforts, plain and figured, full size, 61.25, $1.75 and $2. 20 Challe Comforts at $2. 20 Stikoline Comforts at $2.50. 12 Eiderdown Comiorts im delicate, plain colors and beautiful chints patterus. ‘50 Prints Comforts, $1.25 to 2, With such a quantity end assortment you cannot ‘heip finding just what you want. W. D. CLARE & co., as (81) Market Svace, Sarvrpars Srnous Arrnactioxs FoR LADIES, MEN AND CHILDREN at Tar Pata Rovat. Men Just now have eyes onl} for election news, 60 ‘will ladies please remind the men of the family of to- morrow's special attraction for them: Pi MEN'S, Natural Gray all-qoo! Undershirts at the ‘special price of 7) cents. Nizes 4 to 44 ‘These are the Shirts marked #1 in the window corner of 12th street and Pennsylvania ave. 7c. until tomorrow evening. RIC-A-BRAC.—What the men save in the cost of Un- derwear and other iurnishings they inay secure tomorrow may profitably be speat at the Bric-e-brac Department. The new étock for 1891-98 season ts here and 10 per cent discount ¢¢ allowed tomorrow. De- duct one-tenth from the price marked on the orna- inent you select here ad you buy at 26 per cent below the prevailing price. LOVES. Men 4s woll ap ladion and chitai Gre aied wath Cintas ousaiere Ba children may having a counter to themsetves, will not be influenced by the crowds which will surround the other eountere. ‘THESE SPECIAL PRICES i > TERMINATE TOMORROW EVENING. ‘7-hook Foster Kid Gloves, reduced from 81.25 to 79 cents; 5-hook reduced from $1 vo 68 cents. The new Suede or Undressed Pigakia or Biarritz Mousquotaires reduced ftom #6 cents to C8 cents. The @1 quality Undressed Kid Mousquetaires and 4-button Gloves which were secured to sell at 59c. pair will continue at this price, but call tomorrow and be sure @f securing the sizeand shade you desire. e THE END is IN SIGHT. VECKWEAR.—Chiffon RuMing, 43 inches wid Nees ates after iatenders Bred White; Tinsel polka dot edge. We have been offering ‘25e. worth of quality for 19c. a yard. Toworrow's price should be a surprise—Jdc. a yard, Windsor Scarfs of surah and India silk in plain colors, plaids, polka dots, &c. Those 38, 40 and 42 juches long and inarked 5c. are reduced for tomorrow tote. each. Those 30 and 34 inches long reduced fropi 18c. to 15¢. exeh. EWELRY.—Rolled Gold and Silveroide Hair Pins, with fancy tops. ‘Twelve in «box. Tomorrow for only Scents. ‘They are remarkably good value at the regular price—12 cents. OSIERY. -49¢, Sil Liste H FH ociiprice of Bceuta oe3 pate aghet NSS the Jot may be found those with Fast Biack feet and ankles and uppere in guaranteed fadelees colors. Many ladies have associated the name of Palais Koyai with these fast color Hose; and, knowing the regu! Price to be 40 ccmts, will be xiad to read of tomorrow's Special price. FLAXDSERCHIEFS.—Here aro the best bargains of the season: No. 1—Daintily Maud-enbroide Novelties from France at 95e. each; worth from $1.35 to 82 each. No. 2~Monrning Handkerchiets, tasteful Black embroidery, 35 and ie. quaiity, for only each. No. 3—Sheerand Pure Linen Handkerchi with convent work initials, those that have been such favorites at 25 cents, for only 19 cents. No. 4—Scul- loped and Hand-embroldered Pure Linen Handker- chiefs 34 cents, positively worth from 2c. to each. No. 5—Those with «mbroidered border imi- tating the expensive French hand-worked Handker- chiefs, at only 19¢. each. HILDREN’S HATS.—The Hate and Caps Faille, Surah and China Silks iarkeu*3 cents may be claimed tomorrow for 00 novelties in all colors are reduced from and from $1.68 to $1.:50. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Asovr Your Wixrer Waar. A lady would be very foolish to make a selection ‘without making comparisons; without an inspection of the stocks shown in the various stores. Even after having done so she still is in a quandary as to what fs dest, For She has discovered that there are many low-priced garments that are unreliable and almost as many reliable garments that are very high priced. To xp oshe retiable garment at a moderate price she learns is not so easy, Asp ‘The reason is obvious; on the one hand is the Wrap made of what is called **Shoddy""—old woolen material reworked. Such garments when showily trimmed ‘with fur may be offered as low as 87 and $8 and look well until worn a week or so, but then lose all shape, especially if the unhappy owner should be caught in a ‘now or rain storm. Ou the other hand is the choice imported Wrap shown her at the very exclusive stores, where more than half of those who buy secure credit; where those wio pay promptly aze charged for the losses incurred by those of the credit customers who never pay. ‘ Wruar 10 po. If you don't desire or require to ask credit should not the establistiment malong a speciaity of acash busi- ness combined with the offering only of first-class ssvods be best able to serve you? Isvesricare. Apart from the claim that our cash business allows smaller proft and therefore lower prices than usually quoted, we also make the elaim that for style, quality and variety the Pulais Royal's collection is not sur- paseety Waar WE HAVE. ‘Had wo space to give descriptions of the garments here at the prices between the extremes quoted below ‘some idea of the variety might be gleaned, but as that caxnot be we ask you te investigate. Every conveni- ence for your comfort om our second floor. Elevator near Glove counter. Infants'Cloaks, $2.25 to $15. Children's Coats, $1.98 to $14. ‘Misses’ Ulsters, #4 to 820 cach. Ladies’ Tailor-finish Jackets, #5 to $35. Fur-trimmed Jackets, #8 to $45, Ladies’ Capes, #13 to 635. Ladies’ Wrappers, 82.25 to $39: Sa We desire an investigation, which will prove that we afer sor 816 each Fur-Trimmed Jackets identreal to those cffered cleewhere at$#0. A.corre- sponding difference in the prices of other garments 1s also claimed. Axp So Wirn Fens. ‘You are charged low prices at somie establishments for unreliable garments that are dear at any price. On ‘the other band high prices genorally prevail for the best Furs, ? Nor so mzne. (CCAPES.—Let Capes speak for our stock of Muffs, Shawl Collam, Trimmings, &c. The following (Capes aro warranted, and with the latest style Louis ‘XVI and other collars: ‘These are 19 inches at back. Coney, @5; Black Hare, 96.08; Lynx, €10.08: Seal, $13.35; Astracham, $16 and €19; Marten, $24; Nutliy 19 025. The ‘Nutia is of the beaver family, wo noar & that its fur has all the appearance and the durability of beaver. ‘The following Capes are 24 inches at beck: Seal, $20; Lynx, $24; Wool Seal, 626.08; Astrachan, $35; ‘Krunmer, 648 These Capes would be more property termed wraps, so loigarethey. You will admire the ‘At not less than the euperior shine. Sa" Children’s Furs» specialty. ‘THE PAL AIS ROYAL, A. LISNER, Cor, 12th st. and Pa. ave. “Tas Moxouexta.= * 067 and 900 F ot, aw, FINE MILLINERY, CLOARS, HOSIERY, © GLOVES, ETO. ‘Tat GREAT CLOAK SALE OF 1801. “234” .-syckera, JACKETS, ‘To be sold at one-third the present regular price. Tomorrow, Saturday, froin 9 a.m. natil6p.m., you ‘will Gnd on our center table “934” Divided in two lots, No. 1and No. 2, at the following prices: JACKETS, JACKETS, JACKETS, No. Lat $6. No. 2at@a ‘We guaranteo that the regular prices of the 96 Jackets arefrom $9 to $12, and the regular prices of the @8 ‘ones from @12.50 to $20. ‘This saleis not a Forced Sale. This sale is not the balance of ours or anybody's else left-over stock. ‘This aale ie not Special Discount Bale. This sale is a sale of this FALL AND WINTER JACKETS, ‘Made by one of the beat manufacturers as samples and bought by us (as we are one of their hest cus:omers) at about one-third of the actual value, and wo are willing to give our customers tho benefit of this great bargain. COME AND CONVINCE YOURSELF. ‘We will also sell at this great Cloak sale tomorrow, Saturday, 200 Short Black Coque Boas at 7%. Begu- Jar price, 62.2 Also 110 3-varddong Coque Boas at 83.98. Regular price,$9. The above two articles are actually one-third of regular price. “THE MONUMENTAL,” ae We rnorose 10 Poitabie apote is the sity te Cay’ Shork tor Ladies, Sten and Children. We — kee HONEST uly the -best sorts and sell them at a fair and honst Pre SHOES Q 1 S*Bioe Yor ladies “at 24% and-also the usual Shoe te at 1 ak Both are right neola Button Shoes, with opera toe patent tip, and also the common-sense toe. For children we offer the nsual $1.75 Button shoe lo are shuply the result of gudi- Glows” buying direct from the manitiacturers and our being satisfied with a sinail, equitable profit, W. H. KENEASTER & CO., 1115 F st. nw. HONESTLY SOLD. 0c2-903m Lasssurcz & Bro. Rewanxaste, But EASILY EXPLAINED, We have noticed in the vast multitudes of ladies that visit our + CLOAK PARLORS ‘That the majority are surprised st the im- mensity of our stock. We have been cater- ing to the tastes of the Washington public for so long that we know thelr ideas are ele- gantand varied. For that reason we show the many and beautiful styles in LADIES’ OUTER GARMENTS. It is frequent that we have ‘“lookers” who desire tosee the different styles. We are only too happy of the opportunity, for we ‘know that a look over our Exclusive Gar- ments (many new ideas being confined to us) will insure a sale at some future day, We know our assortment is complete. We know our styies are correct. We know our priced are iow. For this Saturday we offer: 120 LADIES’ BLACK ASTRACHAN FUR-TRIMMED Refers, satin lined to sido seams, crochet ornaments down front. Coiors, Blue and Black. Sizes 32 to 44 inclusive, PRICE, $12.00, A Wonderful Garment, ‘This is the real astrachan. ¥ We offer no inferior manufactured skins. Seventy-five Misses MILITARY CAPE NEWMARKETS, Bizes 14, 16 and 18 years. ‘These will also fit ladies of 32, 34 and 38 ‘bust. Made in three different plaids, OUR PRICE, 87.75. Actual value, $10.00, Here's a go for the LITTLE ONES. 150 Children's NAVY BLUE and BLACK REEFERS. ‘This season's weight, with brase buttons and brass anchorson collar. © Sizes 3 yrs. to 14 yrs., inclusive. We will inform you now that the sale of these must be LIMITED. We will not eom- ‘mence to sell them before 9:25 a m. You will have ONE HOUR AND FIFTEEN MINUTES ‘To get the size you want. Sale on these POSITIVELY terminates at 10:300.m, Your choice for #2.39, Also for same length of time we will offer 60 Ladies’ BLACK Cheviot Reefers, crochet frogs down front. Sizes 32 to 44, inclusive, Your choice, 25.50, Don't fall to visit us tomorrow, &ATUR- DAY, and help wr to again reach’ the STANDARD FIGURE . “ Unless we sell 500 Garments on» Satur- day we know thore isascrew loose some- where. For the past five weeks wehave man- aged with your heip tokeep it in place; may- be wecan overreach this tomorrow, Help to swell the crowd. & RG A “OITY-FAMED CLOAK PARLORS," 420 to 426 7th strest. © te bl ” “LMT” + Parxcs, Cos, L1rm & Pa Ava. nose es EXTRA INDUCEMENTS. MLO Pieces Curxrz Surzrxo, 3m CHOCOLATE und BROWN, with NEAT and desirable figures, These are the goods wo have’ been selline 8 and 6c. ; st the thing for patch work, of they make splendid comfort- ables, FOR HOUSE DRESS they're INDIS- PENSABLE. SPECIAL PRICE for Sarvnpay, 41-20. Yano. Prrrowes Exsoaxre. Our ASSORTMENT of FINE PARISTAN EXTRACTS is COMPLETE, combining @ of the FRENCH SPECIALTIES. These FKENCH PERFUMES, MADE by *“DELETTSEZ,” are LASTING. Put but a single DROP on your handkerchief and it will last for days. We ALSO keep & full lino of COLGATS’S and LUNDBORG'S EXTRACTS in all odors, at the closest PRICES, We have allons of the CELEBRATED BLUE LILY EXTRACTS. Trice for TOMORROW, 33c. ounce. We fur- Rish bottles free of charge. x Guove News Fon Sarcnvar. 5-HOOK FOSTER LACED GLOVES, all ool- ors. For 81. ‘“-HOOK FOSTER LACED GLOVES, all col- ors, $1.25, $1.50, $1.65 pair. 4-BUITON TAN KID GLOVES, @1. S-BUTTON MOUSQUETAIKES in all the now shades, $1.25 pair. 8-BUTTON MOUSQUETAIRES in the new shades, 81.50. 8-BUTTON MOUSQUETAIRES, 81.75 pair. BUTTON FANCY EVENING SHADES. For 1.75 pair. LONG EVENING GLOVES, $2 pair. BLACK SILK FLEECED GLOVES, 85c. Pair. WOOL SUEDE GLOVES in ALL SHADES and sizes, CHILDREN'S WOOL GLOVES, 25c. pair. CHILDREN'S WOOL MITTENS, 2c. LADIES' BLACK CASHMERE GLOVES, 25, 35, 45 and SOc. pair. KID FUR-TOP GLOVES for CHILDREN, 7 a: 50c. Tramaxcs For 25c. FOR SATURDAY wo will offer 500 yards of MOHAIK FEATHER TRIMMING, one of the newest things, in all colors to match fail and winter Dress Fabrics. Sold everywhere at 30c. FOR SATURDAY OUR PRICE WILL BE De. YARD. Bie Burros Marx Dows. 900 dozen FINE BUTTONS, divided in five lots and MARKED WAY down. LOT 1 cntains FINE IVORY BUTTONS, all sizes and colors. Regular price, 15 to 30c. dozen. MARKED DOWN to CHOICE, Sc. dozen. LOT 2 contains FINE IVORY and HORN BUTTONS, all sizes and colors. Regular Price, 25 to 45e. MARKED DOWN to 9c. for choice. LOT 3CONTAINS HANDSOME CROCHET, CARVED PEARL, BUFFALO HORN, &. Regular price, 0c. to $1.50 dozen, MARKED DOWN to. 12c. dozen for choice. LOT 4 are BEADED CROCHET, HAND- CARVED PEARL, HANDSOME LARGE METALS. Regular price, Tic. to €1.75. MARKED DOWN to ‘18e. dozen. LOT 5. In this LOT you will find BEAUTIFUL CUT STEEL, CHASED METAL, Fancy Metals, ke, Fe rices $1.00 to @2.50dozen. All MARKED DOWN te 1 1° . dozen. Hosiery Banearss For Sarcrpay. 20 dozen CHILDREN'S FINE RIBBED FASTSLACK HOSE, ail sizes. Regular price, oc. FOR sites eS wx's Walia CASHMERE RIBBED ‘Sizes fh > ty 0%. SPECIAL CK 50 Gauge HOSE, ‘0c. FOR SATUR- W. A. Prence & Co. 719 MARKET SPACE, It Corner Sth st, HGBSE BLANKETS, vc, HORSE BLANKETS, $1.10.” All-wool Horse Blankets. #230, ERPRISE, n05-3t F241 1th st Tue Besr Lise oF OGG, KER NNN TIT bd €°% BEF RRS THT s%s 2 foo EERE OE OSS cco Eee NNN T Sys8 ot 00. y EEE FEE S&F ERE hs foe fas 8 Wy EL ok ce 1 00 Vv KEE Sxs8 oF Every pescairriox Firrep 1o your maxp BY Exrenr sarestapres no6 ‘8. REMNANTS. 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 911 "Tras A Brrox —Thrown in the dark. We heard a yell—evidenco —conclusivethat somebody was hit and hurt. Yes, —and hurt so Ladly that the groans were heard in —Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. Fierce —invective mingled with the groans. The burden of “THE DE'IL'S TO PAY IN WASH- ADLER’S SELLING CLOTHING FOR —LESS MONEY THAN WE CAN BUY IT." WE —PLEAD GUILTY TO THE CHARGE-IT 18 -—TRUE-EVERY WORD OF IT. About two months —ago we made a deal whereby nearly $200,000 worth FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING —came into our pussession‘at but a trifle more than —ONE-HALF ITS VALUE. We began at the be- —sinning SELLING THEM AT A LESS: PRICE —THAN ANY MANUFACTURER ON EARTH —COULD PRODUCE THEM. Many of theso goods —were in the hands of the tatlors—unfinished. These ——came in slowly until this week, when we were —favored with THREE HEAVY SHIPMENTS, thus enabling us to offer you a splendid line of CHEVIOT SUITS FOR MEN. —Secks and Cutaway Frocks—sizes 33 to 42 inches, AT 87.50 A SUIT. GRAY MELTON OVERCOATS. —All wool, heavy, an excellent out-of-door gar- at -—ment, 26.00. BLACK CHEVIOT OVERCOATS. —Strictly all wool, cut in the latest style, of splendid —amake, with diagonal serge body lining, silk sleeve $7.50 BLACK CHEVIOT SUITS. — Sacks and Cutaway’ Frocks, strictly all wool and —wool dyed. These Suits deserve more than a mere —passing glance. ‘They should be carefully and —critically scrutinized and inspected. Under such scrutiny their real value will be made apparent. Ci prions oh te poner epautan of foneans ints 1s not the proper | —ase, because the intrinsic and market value of this entire line of Suits is nearly or quite double the —fitting garments are on sale today at the nominal —eum of $10. — _HARRIS' CASSIMERE SUITS, BLACK WIRE- —WOVEN WILTSHIRES AND GRAY HOME- ——SPUNS—are going, and going rapidly, AT 10 A SUIT. <= Roys’ Overcoats, sises 14 to 18 years, $4.50 Cape Coats, sizes 4 to 12 years, $3.00 ‘Suits, long pants, 14 to 18 years, 4.50 Pante Buita, 4 to 14 years, $1.60 upward. fo the net which captures all such bargains * No Jox:e. * ‘THE PAIR MEANS WHAT THEY saY¥. Goons ARE 50 CREAP THERE THIS WEEK 8 TO BE ALMOST Gives ‘TO PURCHASERS. OUR MOTTO HAS ALWAYS BEEN, AND ALWAYS SHALL BE, Avwar ‘WITH HIGH PRICES AND BIG PROFITS. To Fim Tra Axv H Sre. N. W. Fraser & Co. Se. Galvanized Tub Soap Stands.. Zc. Steel Kitchen Knives.... ‘TSe. Apple Parer, Cover and Slicer. ‘S5e. Large Brass Tea Bell. 10c. Wire Mouse Traps. 81.48 Set of Mrs. Potts’ Irons, 81.25 Family Kitchen Scales. Se. Nickel Tea Bells... 15c. Bronze Tea Bells. . 35e. Carved Handi Bread Knife.. Te. Nickel Corkscrews. ‘1de. Steel Tack Hammers, Se. Steel Screwdrivers. Tron Tack Ci Nickel Pokers, 25e. Household Hammers... Large Footed Basin: Donble Roasting Pans... .48 Decorated Tin Lolict Sets, 3 pieces. Se. Graduated Quart Measures. Pint Cups... 15e. Gaivanized Long-handied Dippers .. 10c. Block Tin Pint Cups... 50c. Japanned Coal Hod, 15-inch, Shovel and Lifter.. fe. Wire Cabbaze Strainers, Crown Candlestick, iron shank. Polished Handie Acne Potao Masbers. Ze. Match Safes, assorted styles. Wire Soup Strainer... 12c. Enameled-handied Gravy Strai 5e. Crown Wire Coffee Pot Stand. 0c. Wire Sponge Baskets, ‘Wire Soap Stands... ft a Resets c. Unique Nutmeg Graters. 4c. Japanned Pepper Dredyes. Zine Oilers. ee 35e. Nine-ring Biock Tin Muffin Pen. S80c. Large Tin Ham Boiler, Iie. 3-qt Oval Butter Bucket. 20c. 4-qt. Oval Butter Bucket. 20c. Insect Pow.ler Guns. Copper Bottom Wash Boiler, heavy. No. 8. Gc. 1-gt. Covered Buckets. 10c. 2-qt. Covered Buckets. 5c. ¥-gt. Covered Buckets. 0c. Sheet Iron Bread Pans... Se. Patent Flour Sifters. Loug Handle Cake Turners,. Wire Handle Flesh Forks. 5c. Double Block Mineing Kniv 10c. Block ‘Tin Soup Ladies, Te. Surprise Exg Beaters,, . Silver Ex Poachers, 12c. Wire Broilers...., ¥ LE fo RH kee re BRR Fr AA i qq s SURES 7TH AND H STS. N.W., It FRANELE & €O. A Cuesnrvt Price TTTTHE BRIGHTEST, BEST 3 EQUIPPED AND MOST EX- T TENSIVE SALES ROOMS IN THIS CITY ARE OUR BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S PARLORS, AND THE “LARGEST, FINEST AND MOST ARTISTIC SELECTION OF NEW STYLE JUVENILE GAR- MENTS IN ALL AMERICA ARE DISPLAYED HERE, READY Fo IMMEDIATE USE, THE CHOIC- EST PRODUCTIONS OF SUCH CELEBRATED MAKERS as ers, Peer & Co. Buoxaw Bros., Besr & Co, A LL THE NEW STYLES FOR 24% BOYS OF ALL AGES ARE 2”. were rx a reat va- RIETY OF PATTERNS AND FAB- RICS. CONSPICUOUS AMONG THEM I8 THE HARVARD, THE RENNERT, THE ROYAL MIDDY AND ZOUAVE SUITS, WITH PANTS, AND THE ZOUAVE JERSEY VELVET AND HIGH- LAND PLAID KILT 8UITS, REEFERS, CAPE COATS AND BOYS’ CHESTERFIELD OVER- COATS WITHOUT END, SHIRT WAISTS AND ODD TROUSERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ALL AT PROPER PRICES, LET US CLOTHE YOUR Bora, Rosrxsox, Panzer & Co., Tue Lazorsr Excuvsve Crormxe Hover Ix Avnatca, 1200, 1202 & 1204 FS:.N.W. MH It if le i Hl fi Fi if KING'S Aa 24 OF £ 812-814 SEVENTH STREET. A word or two with you about Millinery. WE ARE MILLINERS IN THE BROADEST SENSE. OF THE WORD. THE FOLLOWING INDISPUTA- BLE FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES: FACT NO. 1.—We have every conceivable STYLE, SHAPE and COLOR Hat or Bounst that is manufactured. FACT NO. 2.—Our stock is larger and more complete than any 5 Millinery Establishments in this city combined. FACT NO. 3.—We'duy direct from the manufacturers ; thus we are enabied to save you the jobber or the middleman’s profit, « ‘saving of at least 15 to 25 per cent, FACT BO. 4.—That we are Headquarters for Millinery cannot be denied, by virtue of the many years of unceasing Iabor spent in catering to the wants of the Ladies, ‘which Las enabled us to give to Wash- ineton the Larcest Millinery Establish- ment in the United States. FOR TODAY AND SATURDAY ONLY WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN 87° MILLINERY: TRIMMED VELVETCROWN BROAD. BRIMMED SAILORS, si. ribbon 4 5, ‘bands, im all colors, at, on kOC. King's Palece, Leaders of Miliinery, $1.19 Ladies’ and Misses’ Trimmet NAR- RAGAN SET TS or BROAD- BK1» MED SAILOR, best quauty American Felt, SI BAN and’? 4. BUCKLE, all colors, ite Largest Millinery Establishment in the United States. $1.39 ENE, ME Siem 9c. jo Jobber"s or Middieman's Profit to pay us. ‘©, BEST QUALITY AMERICAN FEL 87° BSS the latest shapes "GI. at 3 You save from 15 to 25 per cent when you purchase From ws. BEST QUALITY FRENCH $1.48 PAN oe ister: $1.19 Shapes and'coiors, at... DL. King's Palace leads, others imitate, 5, TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS. $5 Dane as st effects, 100 ri WO Siaetoedlect from ae OOO Beery style and color to be hat at King's Palace. SQ) TRIMMED HATS AND BON. $7.50 BE edie iataae ty A larger and more compiete assortment than any five millinery establishments combincd. ) = IMPORTED WATS $10 10 $25 Wes ee fink ir. K: . Pars this season. our gun exciunive sty Yourchoive of any In purchasing from us you buy at headquarters. AC. PRINCE OF WALES TIPS, in Blacks TS Sar Sites seuutne head ot 49c. King's Palace tow prices alvenys prevail. x Q 7. FANCY FEATHERS, in 75 asp BT Sate ae AB. We guarantee satisfaction on ail purchases 75c. ser crowns at. A5e. Prices always the lowest at King's Palace. ET BANDS, JET EF- naprising in all GOdifferent, ‘saporters™ len. Worthy Soto es: Nourtwacest 1.98 in Miilinery can always be found here. 2 FEATHER BANDS, genuine os- 4 trick, tor hat trimmitug.in Black "7 > and colors, at -40e. $1.1 All the above are extraordinary good values, and, WHAT IS MOST IMPORTANT,they are SEASON- ABLE BARGAINS. NO OLDSTOCK, BUT BRIGHT, FRESH, NEW GOODS. The prices hold good for Tuvrspay, Fray, Axo Sarvnpar Laos Usornwean Ar Herems. Our Underwear Department is in charge Of Miss Eunice E. Pritchard, who Also attends to CORSETS and HANDKERCHIEFS. Her judgment ‘Upon this line of goods Is unexeelied, as all ‘Who know her will testify. We sell unshrinkable Cotton, Merino and Silk Vests with high Or iow neck, and either long or short Sleeves. Also Cotton and Silk Drawers ‘To match. ‘We are justified in claiming ‘The larocst stock of COMBINATION SUITS Ante city, a8 you ‘Will be convinced by giving us Acall. The assortment Is complete and includes ‘Several new features. ‘Equestrian Drawers in Wool and Silk. Alsoa fullline of Cotton, Lisle, Wool and Silk Hosiery. ‘We are now offering « bargain In Black Silk Hose. Goods Which you will find elsewhere At 2 we are selling At the extremely low price of 81.85 per pair. ‘These goods are At the Avenue Store. You are welcome ‘Whether you buy or not. Sn eee ee ae ee Evznysopr * Appreciates Fine Qual- ity Underwear. The wredes we carry have ‘Stood the test of sea- sons past; we know their wearing qualities, ‘Will mention » few: A White Merino,, OTN | nas + eee atta ‘Amer. Hos. Co.’ = Mes M. J. 130 Fat. nw, Hae in stock « besutiful easortment of ‘BLACK FEATHER Boas, TR, UTE AND F STS X. Ww. _—— Schoo! Helps of all kinds are at newand Foomy counters in the Lith street Basement. ‘Nothing lacking that ought to be there. A Suz Or Mosuix Uxpznweas Toxonnow, Representing QUALITIES AND PRICES THAT NEVER WENT HAND IN HAND BEFORE. Wo have selected from our exteusive stock every Odd Piece of LADIES’ MUSLIN UN- DEKWEAR, and regardies of styie or print are foing to sell them at . 67. A canwet. ‘There are GOWNS. CHEMISES, DRAWERS and CORSET RS of CAMBRIC end MUSLIN, TRIMMED WITH LACE end EM- BROIDERY. Many them excellent values a2 01.00; not @ prev that son't we wurde 30m, Choice of lot od 67.4 canwesr. Arranged on separate tables. (24 oor of 100 st. butlding. ) Bors) Crormya. if there are interesting lots of goods to be had anywhere we are alnost sure to hear of them first. This Keeps every part of the store ‘With tempting things at unusnally little prices, ‘Take Boyw'Ciothine. We specialize a lot of SUITS THAT AKE REMARKABLE 84.75. Biack and White checks, wile Brown and Bick stripes, Brown and Black checks, Tan stripes on Black, Biue stripes on Biack, solid Blue, Dark Pan, y Pure wool. Indigo Biue Navy Pants Suite made of fine police castor, bandsowely fashioned in true Bautical sty. Extra Pants that would be bargains at @2. 21.50. Extra Pants that are as nearly imperishable as Pants can be. ——#1.00.— Extra Pants that we usually for If the boys peed Overcoate we can greatly tm terest you with our stock and prices, (Third Boor, 10th et. butiding.) A Lace Occastox. 4.000 YARDS OF FINE ORIENTAL LACES aT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. An importer at the end of his season is equally as desirous of having a siuall stock as Weareat theend of ours. preparatory to re- ceiving uew patterns [for the coming season. This offering is the result of this desire We Doucht at aprice 4,000 yards Pine Quality Oriental Laces and bi 125, 15, 20, See the woods Darraiys or not. <Pirst floor, . Misses’ Axp Cumorews Deans. MEN’ ‘The newest effects in all manner of Outside Garments for MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S WEAR. Here are some choice things. fm ‘Misses’ Heavy Cheviot Uisters, in Tan end Gray, with leopard spots of Black and Brown — adjustabse capes aud deep rolling collars. Sizes 14 and 16 years. —#15.00.— Misses’ Gray and Bleck Mixed Cheviot Double-breasted Uisters, with adjustable capes: fastened with straps, Queen Anne collars. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years (iz, 34and 36 bust measure). — 815.00. ‘Misses’ Double-Lreasted Newmarkets, in Tam, mixed Cheviot, with dashes of Red and Black — detachable capes, deep rolling collars and large bone buttons. Sizes 14. 16 and IS years, 820.00. — Misses’ Plain Navy Blue Cheviot Double breasted Newmarkets, with lance bone buttons, cape divided in the back, and back platted to the waist cnd finished with straps and buttons, ‘Sizes 14 and 16 years. ——#20.00.— ‘Misses’ Double-breasted Newmarkets of Licht Gray and Red mixed, herring bone Cheviot cloth, with capes attached, lance pearl buttons, notched collar, piaited back and front and fastened with crochet buttons, —Size 14 years, 32 bust, €27.50.— —Size 16 years, 34 bust, 828.75.-— Misses’ Double-breasted Newmarkets i= very rough effect, with lane bone battona, deep Queen Anne coilars, divided capes lined with Red and Bleck striped silk—whole cloak edeed with fine quality astrakban cloth, Sizes 14 and 16 years, 00. — (Third floor, 11th st. building.) Mess Fise Basmooaxs Hae HOSE AT A REDUCED PRICE. ‘They consist of parts of several different lines ‘of Men's Hose, toxether forming ali sizes frou Oto 11—the regular 2c. quality. YOUR CHOICE FOR 2c. OK 3 PAIRS FOR Boe. (First floor, first annex.) —o Is Lanes: Kyrrmep Uspenwean DEPARTMENT ‘We have just reduced a snail lot of LADIES’ SILK AND WOOL, LISLE AND WOOL AND ALL-WOOL VESTS. In small sizes only, with high necks and short sleeves, or low necks and no sleeves. They were originally €1, @1.25 and @1.50, but im ‘order to close them out at once we have marked them down to the uniform price of ‘each. — are extensively used as corset covers, 7 Aah st. butidinge.) ——— rs Ladies’ 5 button Tinperiat Real Kia —#1.50 « pair. — ‘These are our cwa make and we can warrant ‘First floor, 11th st. building.) —— Israxts: Pantons. No the bargains which tomar row styles, new idees, new fabrice oe re fst Se Sr STA ere Pp. Blips. Ss. inserting ead aed POLL ey Better quaiitin apt 85. cynic com Infante’ vetad Worvted Bootess, ‘Better qualities uy to , ieee, Leneina, White, Kevy ‘Better qualitiée up to €2 Canteen Hand ing Mi,