Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1891, Page 4

4 —_—[————hDaBaBanBnanana THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: November 9, 1891 THE EVENING STAR has a reaulas permanent circulation in Washington three Umes larger than that of any other paper im the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium tt bas ne competitor. —— EF ov It may havo been beyond the powers of the | fy ut woe ua Secretary of the Navy to ask the recently court of inquiry that investigated ‘the lous of the steamer Despatch to reassemble nd go further in its search for information and look for the truth sbout the winter quarter shoal lightship relief, the Drift, but it surely seems a fertile field for inquiry by some ether tribunal, whether naval, military or civil, Se has been already pointed out by ‘Tue Sran, thre was a fiat contradiction of tes- témony in tho evidence taken by the court of inquiry that, has not yet been satisfactorily ex- plained. The great majority of witnesses have wworn that there was no light visible from the ‘Vessel, though the steamer went very near to her, perhaps as near as half mile, and under no circumstances more than four miles away. ‘There is the testimony only of the keeper ef the ship that her light was burning the night in question, a light that should be for eight miles, and further that she was on ber station, which has been seriously ques- tioned. Whatever may be the truth, the naval service owes it to the government to demon- strate whetber the entire company of the Des- patch bas falsely colored an oath, or whether ‘tke light honse board, on which it has several representative officers, has allowed itself to be deceived by false reports from unreliable serv- ants. difficulties of the light house service are very great, and there must ulways be pres- entan element of uncertainty aud consequent danger where the character of the coast is such ‘as to prevent the location of lights and beacons en land, but there should be no necessity for the employment of men whose word and whose faithfulness can be questioned for even a min- ute. It would seem as though the service might strive to compensate for the risks involved by hiring men of worth and seeing that they performed their duty by means of a more rigid system of unexpected inspections. ‘There is too much value, both financial and human, at stake to leave unprovided any possible measure ef safety. Aud under any circumstances the present case affordsan excellent field for in- Yestigation that may not be afforded for some time, or at least until there has bean another disaster of greater proportions and more ter- Fible consequences. - oe ‘The Pennsylvania railroad has erected a his- torical monument at Bordentown to mark the first piece of track laid between New York and Philadelphia and the fist movement by steam pon a railroad in the state of New Jersey. This commemoration is interesting and com- mendable. {¢ is, however, in this railroad’s power to erect to itself a more glorious monu- ment, which aball tell of modern progreas and Bebievement, by improving its terminal facili- ties at the capital, so that it will no longer threaten life and limb with its surface tracks or obstruct and use for its private pur- poses the streets and reservations of Washing- toa. The day when in the matter of safety, convenience and beauty the capital of the Pepublic shall be as highly regarded by the cccupying railroads as Uerlin, London and Paris will be one of far greater historic interest then that commemorated at Bordentown, and the monument marking the first of Washing- ten’s grade crossings abolished will justly be taueb higher than that which calls attention to the first piece of Jersey track laid. += Secretary Rusk’s anvual report will revi our agricultural past for twelve months for wake of the encouragement it offers for the future. It is a very encouraging past, in which the stardy Secretary of Agriculture has been a lively and able actor. Though he is secretary ef the weather as well as of agriculture Uncle Jerry is not generally credited with creating the conditions which bave produced the fine erops. Bat he did Lis conspicuous part toward securing the re-entrance of the American porker into Germany, Denmark and Italy, and im doing everything possible to vecure the same wesult in France and other countries. The gear has been a memorable one for American Not the least notable thing that the Secretary has accomplished for the corn- planter bas been the introduction into Berlin of the great American hoe cake. ss ‘The preparations for naval defense in all di- fections proceed in the navy yards of the re public. It is always well for a nation when it is not entirely prepared to become so as soon ea powsible. But the Chileans have not blown up the Baltimore. There may be nonecessity for ear war ships in far southern waters after all. ‘The new president seems to be entirely pacific. His attitude when some young hot-heads com- plained that the refugees in the American lega- tien were canspiring to kill Gen. Canto and do other outrageous thiigs was what it should have been. He did not encourage the young hetheads. He did keep bis guards there to protect the legation from violence. If Presi- dent Montt will only persevere in the sensible course upon which he has started pleasant re- lations will yet be established between the two republics. +2 San Francisco is in the field early for the honor of entertaining the next republican con- vention. She is carnes? and practical in her lores, her first step bei. ; to start a subscrip- tion which has footed 220.000 already. Wash- ington is, however, the great convention city @f the United States, being adapted in every way to the comfortable accommodation of large crowds and being the most attractive of the re- public's gathering places. The advantages she Gffers deserve to be seriously considered in the face of even the Golden Gate city’s natural charms and artificial attractions. a One Profewor Slavin, who bas achieved more oF less of a reputation in sporting circles a8. masmage operator, intimates that Professor Jobn L. Sullivan of Boston isacowerd. Pro- femor Sullivan is in the United States, Profes- sor Slevin isin England. If it should ever be ‘thas these two eminent brutes meet on either | ‘side of the Atlantic public decency is going to be eatisfied with nothing less than the annibila- tien of one or both or them. ——— Informing their plaus of operation in the ‘next Congress the democrats should take pains Rot to allow their ambition to make a reputa- tion for economy to lead them into a penny- wise, pound-foolish policy. Interests should not be allowed to depreciate and improvements come to a standstill for the lack of a timely and judicious expenditure. > With a namber of vacancies in office awaiting his attention as soon as he enters on the dlis- charge of his duties as governor, Mr. Flower ‘Will have an carly opportunity to get acquainted with some of the most conspicuous privileges and @mberrasements that cluster around an jm- portant executive office.’ + ____ ‘The remains of the noble and ilanthropic Relen Hunt Jackson (“H. a} mene well Rave been left where she desired that they should repose, on Cheyenne Mountain. ee ‘The cheerful tone of Secretary Eusk's report @@ the agricultural situation shows at once ‘that he does not fear the displeasure of the allance. ++. ‘Eemey be found advisable to give all appli- ants for places on the police force'a course of ™ E_ THE EVENING STAR:. WASHINGTON. D.C. HE oo HOH oO HoH 00 Eh RRR KR RK AT 2UTL i guv t it ¥ 33 to HUD Sad “ou” Eau You? Bun8 a ON eGa 8 Eo Ee PRE BS ome gg: ML 24 NWN Sss* BBB UU it ioe Sag8 5 r : > Near Con. 13: Awyp F Srs. N. Ww. ‘ —— The exceedingly backward the demand for new goods greatly impeded. Our immense estsblishment and warehou are Stocked to their utmost limit with ne woods, many of which were bought especially for the Holidays. In order to induce you to buy your ~Curtstuas Presenra At this time we have concluded to make a special offering of two or more artic! in each of our Yarious departments. There is not s single item mentioned below but that is worth from 15 to 25 per cent more. This is beyond doubt the best opportunity of the son to buy at s saving. pone te: Cums. Paztor Surres. Boox Cases. 500 Solid Oak Dining Chairs, with cane seat snd high back, finished in an- tigue and sixteenth cer- tury, at the extraordinar- ily low price of $1 cach. ‘300 High-back Solid Oak Chairs, hand polished, substantially built and finished with snail side arms. Fully worth $2.50. Gut Chairs, finished with Gold want Reception leaf, each a different pat- tern. Formerly $7.50 and 88 Only 5 each Rocxens. 500 Solid Oak Rockers, highly polished, antique finish, large size. Fully worth $4. Only €2.85. Handsome Solid Oak Parlor Rockers, with richly upholstered seat of either silk plush or silk tapestry, in three finishes, viz, sixteenth century, ‘antique oak and imitation mahogany. Worth $8 Only 85. Tastes. ‘100 Solid Osk Library ‘Tables, of good size and finished with lower shelf, hand polished, only $1 each. 100 Solid Oak Library Tables, size larger than the one above,and a much heavier and more sttrac- tive looking Table, only $1.75. ‘This Table would ‘be considered a fair value Under ordinary circum- stances at 62.50. Only 81.75 each. ‘SO Solid Oak Pillar Ex- tension Dining Tables, 8 feet, fine workmanship, ‘substantial and heav- hand polisued in antiqre oak finish. This Table ‘would not be hich at @12. ‘We offer them at the low Price of $8.50 Encs. Ben Roox Svrres. 50 Handsome Solid Ok Bed Room Suites, hiehiy polished by hand, three pieces, 44-inch bureatu, and SGinch washstand, substantially built, and finished in sixteenth cen- tury, old English and ‘antique. Larze, 24 by 30- iach glass. Finished with German Bevel Plate Glass, $27.50. Finisbed with French Bevel Plate Glass, $25.50 Covenss. ‘We have just received another dozen of those elegant Wilton ur Couches, elegantly fiv~ ished with silk trim- wings, which we have concluded to sell at the same extraordinary low price of $18.75 each. Hart Sraxps. 50 Solid Osk Hall ‘Stands, fivished with plate-glass mirror and 4 hooks. A very substan- tial and showy stand and would be considered fair value at 810. Only G50 each. Duvass. We have left 8 very handsome Divans in solid oak, cherry snd {imitation bi-chloride of gold Lefore wimission. —_—_+ Chile should understpid that the people o ‘this country do not want any but themselves to east shure on our navy. a+ (AB equine drees reform movement is needed to de away with the barbarous short check Feing, oo While the blanket newspaper is going out the Dianket ballot is coming in. Jurres Lanssvnosz, Neaz Coz. 18:58 Axp F Sexi o N. Ww. ah ‘We have left about 15 of those superbly uphols- tered Parlor Suites of five pieces, which we offer at the low price of $49.50. The frames are solid cherry, elaborately carved and richly upholstered in elegant Silk Tapestry, and also in plain Silk Plush, and finished with stout spring edges. ‘These suites were made by usin dull season, and could not be sold for less than $75 if bought in the regular way. We offer them at the low price of 849.50. The pieces comprise » Divan, Arm Chair, Side Chair, Sofs and Reception ‘Chair. ONLY $49.50 EACH. Rees. We have quite a quant- ity of small lots of Bugd, ‘Which we propose to close ‘out immediately. If you have Rugs to buy youare Sure of finding here Just what you want at about half the price you ex- ected to pay. 5 Best Bromley Rugs. 2 feet G inches by 5 feet. ‘Regular price, $4. Clos ing price, 62.95. 7 Best Bromley Rugs, 3 by 6 feet, have been $6.50, which we shall close at $4.95 each. 5 Japanese Goat Fur ‘Rugs, 3 by 5 and Greet, in White, Gray and Black. Regular price, $3 snd $350. Our price, only a We bave but five pat- ternsieft of Fine Wilton ‘Rugs, the 2 feet 3 inches by 4 feet G inches attract- ive light colorings. Reg- Ular price, $4.50, which ‘we shall close at €3.25, We have left about 20 Swyrna Rugs. size 4 by 7 fet, which have been sell- ing at €10, which we shall close out at 86.50 each. Anr Socazzs. We offer these Art ‘Squares at about 25 per cent less than regular Prices. Size 3 by 236 yarda, now Only $3.45 each, Size 3 by 34 yards, now only $3.95 each. Size 3by 4 yarda now ouly $6.25 each. ‘Wealso offer the balance ‘of our stock of Best All- ‘wool Art Sguares at about (2 per cent Jess than regu- Jar prices, as follows: ‘SizeS by 25 yards, now only OG. Size 3 by 3 yards, now only $7.25 each. Size 3 by 3% yards, now only $8.25. Size 3by 4 yards, now only 89.75. Size 3 by 434 yards, now ‘only 910.75 each. Size 3 by S yards, now ‘only $12 each. Size 4 by 4 yards, now on!y $12. 75 each. Size 4 by 4 yards, now only €14.50 each. Size 4 by 5 yards, now only 816each. Cutrrowmas, Large Solid Oak Chiffon fers, with round beveled plategiass mirror, five drawers, hand poliahed in antique finish, sie 20by ‘S4-ineb top, and would be considered fair value af 815. Only 89.50cech. ——— Elegant Solid Oak Book Cases, 5 shelves, 3 feet 6 inches long by ¢ fect 7 inches high, sdjustable shelves and finished with ‘brass rods and rings, can- Bot be matched for less than $12, only @9 each, Wrrrnse Desrs. Ladies’ Handsome Oak Writing Desks,attractively carved, superior work- manbip, locked compart- ments, with shelfattopand bottom for books, finished in 16th century and old English, only $8.25 each. ‘This Desk would not be considered high at ¢12 or $15, Swepoanps. To close them out we offer 6 Solid Osk Side- boards, finished with two Upper drawers, one of ‘Which is lined, anda long linen drawer and two china drawers; bas large beveled plate mirror, is ‘handsomely polished, fu- ished in antique and 16th century, equal to any Sideboard ever sold at $29 or @22, which we will close at $14.75. Brppimo. As ® special attraction ‘weoffer 100 Three-and-a- half-pound Feather Pil- lows, size 20 by 26, cov- ered with fancy striped feather-proof ticking, at the extraordinary low Price of G5 cents each, 40-pound All-hair Mat- tresses (for double beds), covered with sateen-fin- ished feather-proof tick- ing, thoroughly sewed, ‘which we shall sell at the low price of €8.50 each. ‘While it is possibie to buy an All-hair Mattress at a sligutly lower price than this, a comparison ‘wili prove this to be far superior tothem andworth ‘at least « couple of dollars ‘more. Unruotsrery Goons. 4 Pieces of Satin Faced French Tapestry, 4 dif- ferent colors, reduced from $4 to $2.50. 5 Pieces of Hindoo Silk striped Drapery Damask, colors Old Eose, Terra Cotta, Orange and Nile, imported to sell for $3.50, only $1.66 per yard. Taste Covers, Of all the big bargains these are the dest, 14 French Table Coyers, 16 Yards square, reduced from 95 to $2.50 to close. ip a Pig ye ie é Ax ovr xew MILLineny PaRroRs WE HAVE Tur tances axp rrvest ASSORTMENT OF HAT AND BONNET Fiseny ever szex AT THE CAPITAL, THIS STORE Is nesenven excivsivery FOR MILLINERY AND GLOVES, WITH Woanes rr 1s compnereny STOCKED, WE Reoerve werner IMPORTATIONS FROM LONDON AND PARIS, Asp ar att ries nave DISPLAYED FOR YOUR INSPECTION G Tue vatesr axp MOST STYLISH NOVELTIES, AS WELL AS « A compute assonTuEsT oF GENERAL MILLINERY. Norice ovr wixpows. ray ATTRACT MUCH ATTENTION BECAUSE Or raerm riecaxce axp TASTEFUL ARRANGEMENT, BUT Taey are wensty svoosstive OF WHAT 18 INSIDE. Come ix. J.C. Horenmsox, CORNER F AND 13TH STS. N.W. 1t We Ane Snowe THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK BBB RI BOB R BBB a ROB OR BBB OR ccc H H ccH H a | g HH IN THE CITY. ALL SHADES, LIGHT AND WARM, SHOWN HERE, MADE TO YOUR MEASURE FROM $20, ANY STILE DESIRED— SINGLE OR DOUBLE-BREASTED SACK, THREE OR FOUR BUTTON-CUTAWAYS, THE DOUBLE-BREASTED SACK OVERCOAT FINDS MOST FAVOR AMONG WELL-DRESSED MEN. MELTONS AND KE! ARE THE RULE, WITH LAPPED SEAMS AND EDGES RAW, MADE TO YOUR MEASURE SMOOTH-FACED CLOTHS, SUCH AS S, FROM $18. NNN I cco 00 Lt NNN i ¢G OOo L E RAN HT %c8 0? Tun LLL 2 TTITT H i ERE 4 iH 2 q Rae EE f HOE Eex ‘TITT A cig 00 T AA i f oo 9 re ee t+ SA ib 00 ry TT HOB EEE t HH ERK RRR, EE A 00 NNN eR F aa 85% ANN Pe EL SA os 33 RS RR BAA S388 0o) ON ON Sree Et ty WWwww HHH VY wwww HOH ¥ ww HM - Our store is crowded from morning until night we are selling goods at startling Prices. :Note them: Incrsin Carpets at 45c., t Moque'te Car- pets at $1.60; a Beautiful Oak Kocker, im silk plush or tapestry, at 83. tique Oak Suite, 3 pieces, for 16.50; larzer Antique Suite at $21.50; a better one at $25: a Beautiful Oak Suite, with Fresch plete bevel mirror, for 830; » Parlor Suite, im silk plush and tapestry. 5 pieces, for en. Plush Suite, 6 pieces, for 45,* reduced from 865; a lance Overstuffed Rug Suite, 5 pieces, for 872.50, worth $100, 1 Kreatest $125 Ruy Suite on the $97.50; Moquette Bed Lounge for $12.0 TTT HOH FEE ye HHH FR fT HH EF 7 MH EEE RRR, A 558, 00. NN ROR aa § ° RE RR oh gt Rx RE a4 Ses “oo? AD wu wo oHoH ‘i woouuy HOH ‘We have the goods and you have the money. want to make an exchange and give you the advantage in the trade. z Pt 4244 et mer Pe) (-|-\-) 34 s tag dg @ BSE Es AND PENNA. AVE. SRT TT TTT TTT TTT OPEN LETTERS. I. Dear Jack: I've been there again. Auer- bach makes a fellow feel so at home that it’s next to impos- sible for me to pass the store without stopping in. Didn't buy « thing this morning; too near pay day. That means Tm short; but Ihsd him lay . aside a Full Dress Suit for me, ‘Tried it on: fite like custom made and jooks like $75, but 1’ pay just one-third of that. Laura’s reception next week, youknow. I'll be fixed for it, ‘Yours, TOM. —— 308, AUERBACH, FULL-DRESS NECESSITIES, O23 Pa. ave. (tl 1ithand N. ¥. ave, bbbbbbbbbbhbbhbbhbbbbbbhbhbbbbh ‘We have concluded to close out our Present stock of Seal Pinsh Jackets Wollar. Sizes, 32, 34 and 36. Be duced from $15 to 10. SEAL PLUSH SACQUES. 1, size 38, reduced from $25 t0 820. 1, siae 34, reduced from $30 to 823, 1, size 22, reduced from #40 to 8:10. 1, sine 34, reduced from $40 fo #0. SPECIAL, We have just addeds new line of 1b & Am P g gi ese cn AS pes. b - BG WIARG HE. It ts rumored that ours isthe best place in the city for Underwear and Hosiery. ‘There is more truth im this one than in most rumors, Judicious buying in tm- mense quantities has thrown in our way & number of extraordinary values in these two departments. In s «rest many cases our prices are nolowerthan others, Dut where such is the fact generally a superior quality is given. We quote these few as illustrations: ‘Ladies’ Heavy Ribbed Vestsand Panta, only 49 cents, Ladies’ Natural Woo! Ribbed Vest and Pants, 73centseach. Thisis an uncom- monly food quality for the price. Ladies’ Silk Vest, low neck and no sleeves, the usual 89 cents quality, for 7 cents. Ladies’ Natural Wool Vest, low neck and no sleeves, only {8e. HOSIERY. All sorts for Ladies, Children and Men. Children's Fast Black Derby Ribbed Hose, special quality, 17c. per pair, 3 pair for 50c. This 1s giving you 3 pair for the price of 2. Ladies’ Extra Quality Warranted Fast Biack Cotton Hose, only 25 cents per pair. ‘There is nothing unusual inthe Price, but there is in this quality at the price. Ladies’ Extra Quality Fast Black Lisle ‘Hose, in plain and alto wide and narrow: drop-stitch, brilliantly Snished, superior quality, only 49 cents per pair. Ladies’ Silk Pisited Hose, in White, Grays, Modes and Tans, and in Suede and Leather Shades to match Slippers for evening wear, only 79 cents per pair. ‘These two cepartments are second and third to the right of the Main Entrance, ‘THE BON MARCHE, 1 314 and 316 7TH ST. N.W. <-] ome Baavuririens. keww BD S8t ARE Wray BB 8 ok tA PLE We “W 2 Boo = Gob tuue“S aa 53 5% 443 fas* God ae ‘811 MARKET SPACE. Another lot of Chenille Table Covers has just been placed on sale in our Housefi 3 Shey are composed of lovely patterns and the most ex- duisite and artistic blending of colors, and are so besu- titul that they will add attraction 'to any room im which you may place 4-4 square. va 2xib Yards at 80. The large sizes are being used now for piano covers. ‘Housefurni ‘Departiuent, second floor. 1t (RR ERE Ph be BE OE AA FE BRE ee EF PE EE kee & i BoP = SINCE OPENING OF OUR NEW STORES ‘WE HAVE SOLD ABOUT 2,150 PAIRS LADIES* AND 1,450 PAIRS MEN'S ROYAL 82 SHOES, AND SO FAR H...E NOT HAD ASINGLE COMPLAINT. AS THE VERY FINEST LEATHER WILL OFTEN FAIL, THIS 18 AN UN- USUAL RECORD. IT 18, HOWEVER, NO SURPRISE TO US. WE VIRTU- ALLY SELECT THE MATERIALS AND THE WORKMANSHIP THAT GO INTO THESE GOODS, AND CAN THEREFORE CONSCIENTIOUSLY SAY THAT THERE 18 NO SHOE SOLD FOR #3 ANYWHERE THAT WILL WEAR BETTER OR FIT MORE COMFORTABLY, THAN OUR ROYAL $2.00 SHOES. A PARTIAL LIST OF STYLES OF OUR GREAT ROYAL £2.00 SHOES. MEN'S ROYAL CALF BUTTON, ‘MEN'S ROYAL CALF LACED, MEN'S ROYAL CALF GAITERS, ‘MEN'S ROYAL GRAIN CREEDMOOBS, IN FOUR DIFFERENT SHAPES OF TOR, LADIES’ ROYAL DONGOLA BUTTON, ‘Plain common-sense toa, ‘Opera plain toe. Opera patent tip toe, Ricumond patent tip toa. LADIES' ROYAL KANGAROO BUTTON, LADIES' ROYAL GOAT BUTTON. Fair stitch, common sense, LADIES’ ROYAL LACED BOOTS, Cloth top, dongola vamp. Biipper fored, dongoia vamp, i aA% i ES gts co) AA HH RRS ss, a 242 2H RRR Sus 990 AND 922 SEVENTH 8T., 1914 AND 1916 PENNA. AVE., a. ‘431 PENNA. AVE. 8. E. Ax Uxerecrorsren eo § 8 "y CUT Ta prices of HIGH GRADE POCKET BOOKS, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. ‘We rvust masks room for our very large stock of new HOL] DAY GOODS. s0 have determined to make heavy reduciious in muck of our present stock of POCKET BOOKS. Prices that buve been $1.20 and up have been-at from 20c. to @4, many pieces being less than two-tutrds of their orjrinal cost, TOPHAM'S, THE LEADING LEATHER GOODS DEALER, 1231 Penns. sve. nw. noG Trunk Factory, 1218 and 1220 Est, a.w, LETT RUOFF. 905 Pennayivabis avn, n. w, Ln0d} Axwosr Cxnarzd : - 9 1891. * iT ‘VERT IMPROVEMENT THAT THE HIGHKSTORDER OF 54 R- TORIAL SKILL COULD DE- VISE OR ABILITY AND USLIMITED CAPITAL PROCURE HAS BEEN USED IR THE MANUFACTURE OF OUR PRESENT STOCK OF HIGH GkaDEB CLOTHING FOR MEX, BOYS AND CHILDREN. IN THIS SUBJECT OF WEARING APPAREL DO NOT MAKE THE MISTAKE OF SELECTING YOUR FALL OUTFIT UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN OUR ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS. ALL OF THIS SEASQN'SMAKE, AND THE MOST ARTISTIC GARMENTS EVER OFFERED FOR SALE ANY- WHERE, [fou ca ALL INTERESTED 00, UR LINE OF DRESS AND $ Q SEMI-DRESS SUITS MUST BE 00 JUST WHAT THE DRESSY MEN WANT, JUDGING FROM THE NUMBER WE ARE SELLING EACH DAY AND THE MANY COMPLI- MENTARY REMARKS HEARD FROM COMPETENT JUDGES. Rosrsox, Panrzre & Co, Hovse Ix Aszatca, 1200,1202 &1204FST.N.W. “Tux Mowumentar. 907 and 990 F st. nw. FINE MILLINERY, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, ETC. CLOAK DEPARTMENT. GREAT SALE OF SAMPLE JACKETS. ‘We closed out from one of the Jarge manufacturers last week the entire stock of sample JACKETS, 234 IN ALL, ‘Which we offered for less than ONE-HALF of the reg- ular price. We divided them in two lote, No. Land at the following price: No. 1 at $6 and No. 2 with the guarantee that the regular price of the #6 Jackets are from $9 to $12, and the regular prices of the 88 ones from $12.50 to $20, a discount of fully 50 ‘This sale, the rreatest Cloak Sale of 1691, will con- tinue until every one is sold. In addition to the above large and elegant stock of Wraps we are showing hundreds of exclusive styles. In the selection of our stock we have combined fine ‘qualities, becoming styles and superior Workmanship. It will require no effort on your part to be able to make s very satisfactory selection from our extensive ‘selection in materials, styles and prices. ‘Youare revpectiully invited. ‘THE MONUMENTAL. MILLINERY. We are showing the very latest effects in Trimmed ‘Millinery. Not another millinery depsrtment like ours in the city for quality, variety, style and price. UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS. Fine Felt Hsts snd Bonnets in all popular shapes, ‘Worth $1.25, at G5 and 75c. ‘Ladies’ Finest French Fur Felt Hats and Bonnets im a Worth 81.96 and 82.25, FEATHERS, JET GOODS AND ORNAMENTS. ‘The largest and choicest variety. FALL AND WINTER Underwear for ladies and children at prices which ‘will CONVINCE YOU that weare what we claim to be— LEADERS OF POPULAB PRICES. LADIES’ AND CHILDBEN’S HOSIERY. ‘The best assortment and lowest prices. a KAUFMAWs, 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVE LEADER OF LOW PRICES. 300 dor. Men's 3-sty Linen Collar, al shapes and sizes, standing and tura down, 6 tor 450. ‘1,000 Teck, Puffs and Four-in-hand Neckwear, o regular 30c. article, ‘350. oF 3 for $1. 100 dos. Men's Fine Japanese Silk Initial Hamdker- chiefs, large size, 13-inch hem and 2iéiach hand- 8c. ‘1S doz. Nstural Wool Shirts and Drewers, the bal- ‘ance out of 64dox. Mostly shirts eold at 980. 58. 125 dos. Tan snd Mode Half Hose, two-thread and forty gauge, 3 pair for $1 is good value, ‘200, ‘90 dos. of our Celebrated Sie. Unleundered Shirts. ‘The sizes are from 14 to 18, sleeves, leagth and width according to size of neck. Weere anxious to build up ‘great reputation on this epecial number, therefore they are =. ‘50 doz. Men's Dogskin Gioves in different shades of Browns and Tans. Can be weed for dress or driving, and every pair warranted and Atted te hand et our Gove counter. 81.00. #0 dos. more of those 50c. suspenders made by ous of the largest suspender concerns in this country: we have already sold over 100 dos., Be. Now you have a selection before you that will save You money. 1f finer gueds are wanted we have them, ‘but this is honest value, VELVET counter this week—for good reson, too, ‘We have made « move in the prices Prom BE & CROWD AROUND OUR that will ect most of you on the bunt All our NOVELTY and BROCADE VELVETS —whether they have been selling for @2 oF @6—have been cut down to leas than ONE-HALF In price. ‘That's the signal for a lively time. Beside that—the whole siock looms up. The quali thee are all noted for having been given such * ‘spindle like prices to stand on. Weare sure you can't ask for shade that we are unable to bow. 19-inch—COLORS—81, $1.50, €1.75 end #2 yard. 20 to M-inch-COLORS—ait silk #5 and $60 yard. ivinch-BLACK—81, €1.25, $1.50, 8175, 20a yard. ‘22inel BLACK—@2.50.a yard. 20-inch BLACK—with a heavy warp 63a yard. ‘20-inch BLACK —at! sitk_94 a yard. 22inch BLACK —ail #ilk— 85a yard. ‘2-inch BLACK—aii silk—86.50 0 yd. You won't find any better quality for (67 anywhere. One piece of 28-inch that is worth 610 ‘we will cut at 88a yard. BLACK, BROWN anf ALL COLORS of PLUSHES—85c. s yard. CORDUROYS and VELVETRENS—all shades—75e. a yard. , 4 VELVETS are well thought of for trimmings. ¥_y Mostevery costume has more or less. You VV sre almost sure to want some—and these prices ‘V of ours must seem low. ‘They will—still more s0—efter comparison. Compare. Szatox Penny, “PERRY BUILDING," NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA A’ Established 1540. ou Telephone 905. arrangements tocarry on the business the re- ced prices will continue to pre- OPPENHEIMER'S, Bo 51¢ Oth st. aw. WOMAN'S EFFORT TO HELP wi ™ A riestth boot, a valustle treatine for mouiers oF daughters. Gent freeto any address. irs. MARSTON, 13A4 I st. now. ooo hw* URSES’ LARGE WHITE LAWN APRONS, 12¥0. N Brow Gingham Oye ya Brena Ceusbese, Pye 7, i} ER E KER a oo ov U Trt u T AB & UL) ; aa 00 uv t ‘We are so full of it ourselves that we naturally think you are also interested. Only » few weeks ere we are firmly estab- Ushed in the stately new businessedifice. ‘Meantume we are busily planning what goods we shall carry with us and what it is best to leave behind. Every day we ‘Unearth ““little odds and ends” we @o mot Propose to carry with ua All of these are promptly disposed of at reduced Prices. Perhaps you have not heard of the re- @uctions. Ai] onr choice and varied stock of Tooth Brushes, Imported Buf- falo Horn Conibs, Hair Brushes, Nail Files, Flesh Brushes, Sponges, Chamois ‘and © dosen other like necessities are marked down 20 per cent. To fully ap- Preciate this opportunity you must re- member that prior to this redaction these lines were selling far below the ‘usual druggists’ prices. ‘We were surprised at the number and ‘variety of these articles stored around the premises. You cannot fail to find fost what you want among the counties variety presented. DID YOU EVER SEE a MILLION QUININE PILLS? Hevots your opportunity. Glance at our big window full. Weean supply the entire demand of this city, and yet not exhaust our present stock Of Quinine Pills. We are the only Drag- sists in the city selling: Boxes of 100 2-grain Quinine Pills, ‘only 25 conta. Boxes of 100 3crain Quinine Pilla, aly 35 conte, Jndeing from the quantity of True Violet Orris we have fii Joli line of Nataral Greg Ribbed Ua Gerwoar for children. Ladies’ Balbriggan Ribbed Vests amd Panta, winter weight, only 30c. per gar- WILLIAM BH. McENEW, TY $23 PA. AVE. Xow, : > 7 se eeeseaee eee ees ees Frovass Asp Facts Ons. —— Kors Puansacr, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, ‘7TH AND E. STS. W. —— WE STILL HOLD THE LEAD IN LOWEST PRICES NOTONLY IN PATENT MEDICINES AXD DRUGS, BUT ON OUR ENTIRE BTOOK, WHICH 18 THE LAKGEST AND MOST VARLED OF xy DRUG HOUSE IN THE CITY. ——— Barber's Hair Brushes, all bristle, © bargain for any one needing @ good, serviceable Brash... ‘Toe. Bow Bee . 50, Row Rie ‘Triple Extracts, excellent quality, per ‘ounce... Soe. Now Be Hard Kabver Combe, all aizes. Ba Now 300 ‘Boe. Bow 200. Now 200 he. Mow Me Rbe. Now le 200. Now ite 300. Now Ike Bho. New ibe Rie. Now ie Sl. Rowdee » Rie. Now -E botties 20 pipes. best quality rubber. 3-quart $2.00. Now 61.49 Family Syringes, best made, 3 hard Family Syringe, 3 pipes, complete... Tie. Now 4ie Atomisers, extra Sue, baranin...... Tie. Now ‘Hood's Sarsaparilla. OUR LABGE ASSORTMENT of FIXE FURS fs constantly increased by pew arrivals, Every Gay sous something New and Pretty in the FUB. Jine on our counters, None of the common lines, but GOOD, CLEAN, DESIRABLE GOODS. As we have told you before we bave all our FURS MADE to our order, and we Select the same with very erest core, and we feel sure when we show you our goods that ‘We are offering you GOUD HUNEST GOODS for your money. Have Yor Sees Those PRETTY COLLARS of MINK, ASTRA KHAN and KKIMMER, made out of the whole skin of the animal, with feet, tail and head in- tact? They are very stylish. You can buy them frow us as follows. MINK, 85 and 85 SOeach. ASTEAKBAN, €3.25 each. KBIMMER, $4 each. New Fos Cares. ‘We have Just opened another lerge lot of those STYLISH LONG FUR CAPES. You know ‘they are the NEWEST thing out in the FUR Uine,and these of ours are particularly PRETTY. ‘Then, they being long, they are very warm ond comfortable, Just what you mesd for thems cold days. We chow the LONG CAPES ta GkAY KRIMMER,