Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY...... ......Nowember 11, 1891. ROSEY 8. NOYES. Eatter. THE EVENING STAR has a requiar and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any other paper tm the city. As a loeal NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it hae ne competitor, ——— ‘The New York Times prints @ cock-and-bull story to the effect that the District of Oolum- Dia will east its powerful influence in tho speakership contest for Mr. Crisp, in order to seenre the appointment of Mr. Hemphill as chairman of the District commit- tee, and the most effective promotion of seliish and hungry local interests by the District's legislature. The District as well as the Times and the republic nt large thoroughly appreciate how much the city’s de- cision upon this question means, and how cora- pletely the fate of candidates is trembling in the balance which we hold, and for this reason the District is especially sensitive to ridicu- Ions misrepresentations of its attitude in the speakersaip fight. It is not true, then, that we of the District have decided to elect Mr. Crisp Speaker. We have not yet finally ecttled the mstter. Both Mr. Mills and Mr. Crisp are very popular here, admired and respected by the whole community, and the other candi- dates are not by any means friendless. Nor is it true that to secure Mr. Hemphill as ebairman of the District committee it is necessary to relect Mr. Crisp as Speaker. Mr. Hemphill bas heretofore been an able, upright and acceptable chairman of that committee, and was the recognized democratic leader upon it im the last Congress. No matter whois chosen Speaker the chairmanship of that committee would naturally be tendered to bim, and the danger thatthe District may not have the Denetit of his services in that capacity springs not from a particular result of the speakership election, but from his own possible aimbition to occupy more prominent position from the national standpoint in the composition of the committees of the next Hoase. If the District were convinced that Mr. Hempbili would certainly be the chairman of its committee under Mr. Crisp and would not be underany other Speaker, itis very likely that Washington would require the House to elect Mr. Crisp. But as matters stand, it is confi- dent that it will find, in the presiding officer of ‘the lower branch of its legislature, a very good friend, no matter which of the candidates named is chosen, and consequently it most probably will not interfore with the selection of 8 Speaker by the representatives of tho nation at large in Congress assembled. Since Congress is the District's only legis- lature this community is not unnaturally con- cerued in the acts of this body, especially in the make-up of the local committees, through which most of the necessary local legislation ie obtained. It is essential for the welfare of the city that ite legislative affairs shall be regu- lated by men of intelligence and probity, who are acquainted with and friendly toward ‘the capital. It isabominable that the slight- est show of interest on the part of the citizens in what so vitally concerns the capital should failingly elicit newspaper romances, pic- turing the community as conspiring to cor- ruptly influence the Congress of the United States. Newspapers of respectability ought not to give circulation to these anonymous slanders, the work of ignorant or malicious miscbief-makers. + The celebrated Beriug sea question is squarely before the Supreme Court and two days’ ar- gument has been heard. The public interest in this famous case justifies all the considera- tion it receives. It is well known that it came before the supreme judicial tribunal of the re- public on a motion for a writ of prohibition to stop the Alaskan court from enforcing its de- cree against the owner of the Canadian schooner Sayward, whose vessel was overhauled in catch- ing seals within Bering sea in contravention of a law of Congress. It will also be remembered that the preliminary plea of the United States, that the Supreme Court could not even enter- tains motion for leave to file « petition for writ of prohibition,was overruled. The present hearing involves the question of jurisdiction, and, as stated by the solicitor general, the juris- diction of the United States asa political question, the decision of the executive and Congress being conclusive on the Supreme Court iteelf and every citizen within the limits of the country. The reason for the position taken by the solicitor general is that in determining that political question the President is dis- charging his constitutional functions, and in auch discharge of duty is not an inferior ‘tribunal whose decision may be reversed by the Supreme Court. This may seem to some peopie an alarming doctrine, but is defensi- ble on the ground of a long line of precedents too numerous to mention, precedents not con- fined to any one party or any one school of constitutional construction. The departments of the government are co-ordinate and of equal dignity and power, with no inferiority in the politieal to the judicisl. The President is sworn to administer the laws, the federal judi- ¢iary to construe them. In thismatter the juris- diction seems clearly one of the political power. Otherwise the Supreme Court, and not Congress and the President, would define the geographi- cal limits, and, therefore, the political jurisdic- tiov, which in effect would be to make the fed- eral Judiciary supreme over the government of the republic—e result never intended by the Wise, learned and patriotic men who framed and ratified the Constitution. The ennounce- ment that the executives of the two nations have agreed upon an arbitration of the ques- tions at issue by a tribunal whose decision shail be binding upon both parties emphasizes the objections to the conversion by Great Britain of our Supreme Court into the umpire in a jug-handled arbitration of a political ques- tion, whose decision will bind the United States, 3f unfarorable to our contention, but will not bind Great Britain if the opposite decision is reached. The present administration bas made an ad- mirable record in many respects. It has proved itself clean, strong and fntelligent, and as pfoof conclusive on the last point it seemed to show by its foreign sppointments a proper appreciation of the press of the republic. But ‘Within the last year, while maintaining the ap- Pearance of a friendly disposition toward the American newspapers, it has played upon them @ game which they despise by “scooping” on two important cecasions the whole journalistic fraternity. The President gave the first news of Minister Mizner’s recall in an annual mes- sage. Tho arbitration treaty with Great Britain is first announced in an argument be- fore the Supreme Court. The baffled, humili- ated and infuriated of the country gnash their teeth and whet their knives, Let the administration beware! ee The spproaching may be known in bistory as the Net Congress with « capital N. There is ‘ewness enough in it to entitle it to this de- scription by way of pre-eminence over other mew Congresses. ‘Senor Montt and the President might as well talk about the weather when the Chilean minis- ter presents his credentials and let the conver- ‘ational effort end with that. kitchen-garden origin, but like many another parrenue it is now one of the moss charming ‘figures in ite set. Wm. Prigge, who is charged with dishonesty fm the local courts, asks with plaintive em- phasis: “What's ina name?" ‘Miss Viola Greylock may or may not be from ‘Washington, but in any event New York is welcome to ber. ‘There will be a general journalistic effort in Chicago to blacken Carter Harrison's editorial yes. ‘The Bering seal's safe course even with arbi- fwation and a treaty is to emigrate northward. Taz Sonesisz Or Yeas Tar Grove Derannnst or Tue Paras Roar ocouRs Tomozrow, Tzvnspar, Novexser 12. 97 CENTS for Gloves that retail usually at 61.85, $2.25.and $2.75 a pair. We refer to the “PALAIS. ROYAL" UNDRESSED KID MOUSQUETAIRES in 8, 12 and 16-button lengths. Hed we kept secret the fact that our Paris manufacturer had offered us his overproduction of these Black Uadressed Kid Gloves wecouid charge you the regular prices and you'd be none the wiser. SWThe Gloves we offer tomorrow are guaranteed equal quality—the saine—as sold here for the iast thir toon years at B1.45, $2.25 and $2.75, If you have them tried on at the counter snd warranted. as is cus- tomary, the prices will Le as usual—@1.85, 62.25 and ee If you will Leip us to make quick sales of the 1,200 paira we offer and not ask them tried on, &c., the price is 7c. « pair tur chotes of 8, If or 16-button lengths. We sbail not limit the number of pairs sold to those who are bona Bile patruns of the Paiais Koyal, | but experience bas touxht ns that when we offer goods at less then the usual wholesale prices it ts necessary toresrce the right to sell only one article to cach caller. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO SELL BUT ONE PAIR OF THESE GLOVES. Onnz Bancarss [x Groves. ‘When soa make comparison with the prices clse- where the following arestill the best barrains but one inthiscity. ‘Lhe one Detter bargain we mentioned tm above paragraph: FOSTER, Bock Kid Gloves: 7 hooks redneed from €1.25 to Ze. pair: 5 hooks reanced from 81 to Bo. pair. Undressed Pigskin or Biarritz Mousque- taires reduced from 96c. to 68 pair. Undressed Kid Mousquetaires and 4-button Gloves, 81 quality, for Sue. pair. ‘VHILDEEN'S 4 PRONS..-Is theres finer collection in CRs? REGO tne auction with cunonce because thece is not a “drummer” that visits this de- partment that does uot intimate that our assortment is the beat. Plenty of very high-priced Aggons, but really «low Price is asked when the styles and quality of materials and trimamings are considera, Here are low-priced 008 aprons: 49c. for thove of India lawn and barred muslin; Paris editions of Mother Hubbard and Gretchen styles. \oezaggeration to state as good as any elsexchere at 75e. Those at 6c. have embroidery yokes, such as Reually found only in $1 aprons. Wedon't pretend wecan afford to sell these Aprons always at 49 and 6c. We want to tempt you here with irresistible bar «rains. LACKS, —Here are Priestiey's, Lubin’s and Court- ‘auld's Biack"Wool Dress marked at a Little Jower prices than you find elsewhere. Here are Black ‘Silks as low as $1 a yard, guaranteed for year.—A new dress given if the one you bay spilts or crocks. Here are Black Silks in all manner of weaves frous 50c. to $2.50a yard. Tomorrow's “Special” ts 10 percent discount. ‘RIMMINGS.—The now Ribbon and Silk Fringes ‘marked $2.18 are reduced to $1.7 yard. ‘Those marked $1.50 may be claiwed tomorrow for $1.34 Yard. Black and Colored Silk and Silk-faced Velvet Ribbons at 10 per cent discount. Black Silk Chai tilly Lace Demi Flouncings for 30c. yard instead of 45, 50nd O5cents. Narrower to match at 25c. yard instead of 35, 30 and 42 centa, [DRAPERY —Choice of the new Ofc. India Bill ‘Drapery Bearts tomorrow for 80 cents. EWELRY.—t4cents for our 19e, Oxidized Silver Garter Clasps. GU cents for the 4c. Match Boxes. /ERFUMERY.—The Standard perfumery works of New York uperior Florida Water. 18 cents instead of Zhe. a bottle. Also choice of their 25e. bot- tlesof perfumery for 18 cents. Tomorrow only. OSE.—Choice of our 25c. Fancy Hose for 2c. pair. Fast Black bot pattern and many other novelties. HHANDEFRCHIEFS. ~The Ave attract every one, for here are mourning and all other occasions. THE PALAIS ROYAL. ain lots should dkerchiefs for (Continued below.) Tue Waar You Was. ‘The low price reliable garment and the moderate price exclusive novelty are equally scarce. A Reuse $5 Jacuer. To sell a Jacket at five dollars and make a fair profit is impossible undess the garment (s made of unreliable material. We bave no #5 Jackets, but for three days (November 12, 13 and 14) offer the Palais Royal's famous 86 garments for $5. Made of English Cheviot ; braid bound, as are tailor-made garments: 33 inches long. which is the correct length; latest style collar and side pockets, ete. Sizes 32 to 4"? inches. 27" Ifyou will have one of these Jackets tried on you will learn more of them than we could tell of in a column advertisement. $8 Tacxers For $6.50. (Until Wednesday evening), ‘The Palais Royal's $8 Reefers are the most popular arment of this season. They have the lap seams, large bone buttons snd all the chic of the Paris-made garments, which retail at $15, Noverry Turonten Ganuests aT Verx Mopenate Prices $35 for Tan Cheviot Jackets, satin lined, mink col- lar. 833 for Gray Beaver Reefere, half lined, trimmings of Gray krimmer or mouffion. ‘$27 for Tan Bedford Cord Reefers, half lined, fur collar, ke. 823 for Black Bedford Cord Jackets, }ined, astrakhan furcollar. €16 for Black and Tan Cheviot Reefers, fuil roll col- Jor of mink fur, mink heads for fastenings. ‘$12 for Tan Reefers, seal collar, four braid fas- tenings, a muitatre, 10 and $12 for Cheviot Refers, roll collar of astra- ‘whan fur. fronts satin lined. ‘817 and €20 for Uisters of mized cheviots, double breasted. inverness cape, bip eeains, large buttons, pockets, Be. @26 and 818 for Ulsters, with English military capes, loose fronts, large pearl buttons, &e. Sa The more expensive garments quoted above are from the leading tailors of Paris and London; are offered at the lowest prices yet quoted. Canprexs Garmexrs aT 10 Per Cexr Discovxr. Cloaks tor baby, Coats for toddiing youngsters, Jack- ete and Ulsters for children and misses, a collection ‘second to none in the District, marked at prices lower than quoted elsewhere for equal qualities. Untit Wed- nenlay one-tenth deducted from the price marked on the garment you select. Fearazawsicet Warenrncors ror Lapms, Mex. Bors, Grats. ‘Mandlevere of London and Manchester, England, are the leading makers of the world. You'll find their coeds in the lending stores of this city. We ask com- parison of usual quotations with Palais Royal prices. The following woderate prices are quoted for reliable Bare in Diack tad ceions, Wh tk Cloaks with Inverness capes, Gray stripes, cloth finished, $3.68. Newmarkets, with long military cape, colors and plaids, €5.08. Silk Waterproof Ragiss, Blue stripes, 67. Sts. Connemeran, Gray and White stripes, 61.08. Be ey ne Mrter eas, Site EEE ‘Brown Checks, Be., $2.08, Mackintesbes, with mili- tary cape, plaids, &e.,¢7.48. Without cape, 06.48. THE PALAIS ROTAL, A LISKER, Cor. 22th st. and Pa, ave, fess flit | se alee Bal coe es es oe MORE As the day fast approaches when we areto leave our present comparatively humble quarters for the magnificent os- tablishment across the way,e little retro- spective talk of what we have accom- Ditehed im the old store would not be miss. At the time we opened here there was not = druggist in Washington of ‘whom you could purchase drugs at the Teasoncble prices now prevailing. We commenced business by marking the en- tire stock at sensible prices, and soon there was such a flocking to our counters that otberdruswists, in sheer self-dofense, ‘were compaiied to lower thetr exorbitant demands, till now there is hardly « Grag store in Washinyton where you cannot supply your needs at mod- erate prices. Yet the appreciative pub- ie have never forgotten who inaugu- rated this movement and continue to patronize us in such increasing numbers and have s0 overwhelmed us with thelr orders that we were obliged to look for larger quarters, which we have secured dyleasing the stately and commodious edifice onthe corner diagonally oppo- alte. But with our removal we propose to introduce other innovations. We cannot tell you of these now. Suilice it to say that for this reason we miust close out numerous little articles now in stock, including Tvoth Brushes, Nail Files, Tuported Buffalo Horn Combs, Nail Brushes, Sponges, Chamois, Flesh Brushes and anany other Little ‘odds and ends." Accordingly we have marked all such articles at £0 per cent Jess than their regular prices. This may mot seem very euticing, but when you remember that all these were selling at prices far below those of other drug- iste you can readily see the value of the opportunity now presented. These embrace all the varieties, qualitiesand Prices we have been carrying in stock, ‘90 you cannot fail to be suited. QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE. Wecannot clove without mentioning ‘Queen Anne Cologne,” that sweetest and most charming of all perfumes. ‘There is none of that pronounced odor Which renders so many colognes offen- ive, but # delicious, dainty fragrance which permeates all your belonwings ‘With a delicate, faint, yet lasting aroma of orange flowers and jassainine buds. SO cents will purchase a Beautiful Cut- lass Stoppered Bottle filled with Queen Anne Cologne. MM MM oO FER ORRR TTI HEE ROT 2 FI fe ? uaz T Cor. 11th and F sts. nw, Lapres . A WONDER IN SHOEMARING. SPECIAL SHOES FOR LADIES. A FULL LINE NOW IN STOCK. Price $3.50. ‘These Shoes look well and fit well. ‘They are comfortable to tender feet. ‘Wade on the bench at our Balthmore house. Good material used to make them. Calland see them. Ask tor them. It's the favorite family shoe. ‘You won't be without them after one trial. Extra orders will be 50 cents extra price. ‘This shoe is worth $5.00 of anybody's money. Ask for our make—83.50 Shoe. WILSON & CARR, Custom Shoemskers, OF ST. Nw. Bl1-4t Baltimore Store, 4 and 6 Baltimore st. =Et A HAR = POPULAR = atte, saa = GENUINE £3 00. ERI COR SOLE = $5 a =] i ae na i = FOR MEN = CAN BE HAD OXLY AT 990 AND 902 SEVENTH ST., 10914 AND W16 PENNA. AVE., 231 PENNA. AVE. 8. Brace Dasss Srorrs, It Do you want a Black Dress? Most ladies do. They always keep on hand one nico dress made of Diack material of some kind. Youknow why? Itisa dress ready for every occasion. You cau wear it where you cannot wear s colored and Black be- comes every ope. Lat us make a fow susvestions. Do you wisha Dress made of rough material ‘wonid uaine for your selection the following: 38-in. Camel's Hair Cheviot. S5c. 40-10. Camel's Hair, reduced to 5c. ‘Sé-in. Cheveron (the latest fad), $2.26. 40-10. Camel's Hair, 87}4c. a 45-in. Camel's Hats, Priestley's. $1. 45-tn. Cheveron, extra value, 61.50. ‘are many who prefer ameoth finished gonds ‘make mention of the following for them tobuy reply tts a ae i THE’ EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C . wrw \awe ME KNEVY'S DAILY ETTER. Our ‘*Remnant™ Sale tomorrow— ‘weekly occurrence which is of more than usual interest to judicious Duyers—thove who consider it good Policy to saves part of their money ‘whenever possible. We have left about Fifty Ladies’ Navy Blue—(so dark bine that they are frequently mistaken for black)—Coats, which we have concIuded to reduce now—instead of waiting until Jenuary, a6 ts the custom. You neat them now, so we Propose to give them to you at great- est reduction it is posible for us to make. Navy Bive Crom Coats Repvorn. Plain Navy Blue Tight-fittingCoats, sizes 32, 334, 36 and 38, reduced from $6 to #4 each. Navy Blue Reefers, tailor bound, Janting buttons, reduced from €10t0 8. ‘Navy Blue Cloth Reefer, Silk lined throughout, ail sizes, reduced from 814 to $8 each. Navy Blue Cheviot Reefer, Biack , ‘with frogs, sizes 36, 38, 40 und 42, reduced from $14 to $9.50. Navy Biue Cheviot Refers, Astra- khan Wool trimmed, finished with frogs, sizes 38 and 40, reduced from 813.50 to $10. Beaver Cloth Coat with Astrakhan ‘Vest and edge, with Astrakhan Cloth, es 2 and 36, reduced from §17 to 810. ‘ Navy Biue Beaver Cloth Coat, Vest Front, Braided Collar, sizes &2 and 24, reduced from $14 to #10. Fine Navy Blue Cheviot Coat, with Vest and notched collar, 'triunued with Black Herculean Braid, sizes 4, ‘3G .and 40, reduced from $15 to 8 Navy Blue Cheviot Coat with Vest, Black Plush Collar and Facing fin- ished with tie cords, size 32 and 40, Feduced from $10.50 to $13.50. Fine Navy Blue Cheviot Coat with ‘Vest, tastefuily Braided, lined to front seams, finished with cord, sizes 32, 34, 36 and 38, reduced from 816.50 to €13.50, Fine Navy Blue Diagonal Cioth Reefer, with inlaid silk velvet collar, tailor made, sizes 3? and 34, reduced from 816 to $13.50. Fine Navy Biue Broadcloth Box Coat, lined throughout with silk, finished with large sinoked searl Duttons, sizes 32, 34 and 26, reduced from #25 to 815. Cunpnews Loxo Croars. 2 Children’s Grey Cloth Long Cloaks, sizes 10 and 12 years, re- duced from #6 and $8 to $5. 3 Children’s Mixed Cioth Long Cioaks, size 10 years, reduced from 810.500 66. 2 Fuassex Sximzs. ® Ladies’ Fine Fancy Flannel Shirts, in ight tan and grey color- ings, reduced from 82.50 to 8! Unvenwean. ‘Tomorrow we will close out » line of Ladies’ Natural Wool Kibbed Vests, as follows: Size 28 in., from $1.25 to 7c. Size gO in., from $1.50 to $1.25, Size $2 in., from $1.65 to $1.25 Size d4 in.. from $1.75 to $1,50. Saorr Lexoras Or Rinvoxs. About 110 short ends of Kibbons Wil besold tomorrow at greatly ve duced prices. Groves. Exactly half price. 29 pairs #-but- ton Suede Gloves in Tans and Grays. Sizes dy. 6, th. GK and 7. Reduced from 81 to 50c. per pair. Hosiery. 7 pairs Ladies' Fine Boot Pattern Hose, fast black feet. Sizes 84 and % Heduced from 50 to 41c. Nortoss. . 1 Fine Buffalo Horn Comb, with one tooth broken. Reduced from TB.t0 Bie. 10 bottles of Machine Oil. to te, pairs Rubber Dress Shields, Re- duced trom 15 to 10c- 18 pairs Children’s Elastic Hose Supporters. 1 size reduced from 8 to Ge. aud the other from 10 to Se. 5 pairs Kogers’ Nail and Buiton- hole Scissors. Reduced from 25 10 2le. each, Sexsexs. 3 Ladies’ Black All-wo6l Jerseys, braid-trimmed front, back and cuffs. Sizes 34, 30and 38. Reduced from $3.50 to BS each. Reduced * WILLIAM H, McKNEW, It $33 PA. AVE. N.W. 88-No other house DOES—EVER DID— or EVER WILL—sell such STERLING VALUES at such LOW PRICES os WE quote, The truthfulness of this Statement lends emphasis to it. Paxrs_ It’s no kind of a wardrobe that hasn't an extra pair or twoof PANTS. Have themon the score of economy — they “help out” a suit wonder- fully. You don't want te be content with @ paltry Lundred stylestosclect from. WE'VE GOTA THOUSAND-MORE all “choice cute.” ‘They run trom 82.50 to 612. WE MADE THEM-—that's a passport to your satisfaction The At isthe ‘fussy thing" in PANTS. You won't have any flaws to pick in ours, They are ready- made, but they are rightly made, Take our Jow- est priced cnes—the 82.50 prade—there's nothing in cheap tailoring at @4 that can compare with them. ‘Tho Jesitimate tatlors will tell you you'd better buy OURS—ready-mado—than the “‘ap- Prentice? botches” to order. Wo go farthet than that and say our best arades are as gpod ap.any- body can make. The only way to.prove itis totry them, A five or six-dollar saving on pair of PANTS is worth taking advuntege of, ‘That's the difference, What we offer at 8% Sloand $12 you're asked 812, 915 and $18 for to measure. We have just taken & halfdozen pattemsat 86 and 90.50 ‘and set them into our 8 erde, Had to Beep that price stocked up im some way. We're coiling faster than we could make, and fresh arrivals al ‘mont daily. There's nothing worth having im patterns that we can't sbow you—and the large majority of OURS sre EXCLUSIVE. Your ‘shape don” matter—we can St you all—tall or stort, stout or this. Let ws try it once, Saxs Axp Coxrany, “TROWSERS,” PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH 81. W. M. One price. ; i ft ae # i i 35 Wn aur 4 i geek i ; | Q: F i polka dots, im ‘Variety. ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ow Pa. AVE. i Tur Mowowenzax, 937 and 939 F st. n.w. Fine Millinery, Cloaks, Hosiery, Gloves, &e. ‘THE CLOAK BUSINESS Knows noabatement, Extraordinsrily high qualities, faultless styles and extremely moderate prices are the three factors that keep our trade whirling. We show the greatest variety of this season’s newest goods,give the best possible service and sell everything, from pop- lar to finest, at 25 per cent and.50 per cent less than ‘our competitors. No one can begin to show such » variety of Ladies' ‘Wraps as we will tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock, par- tloularly not at such low prices. Thousands at 25 per oent and hundreds at 50 per cent lower than they can ‘ve bouxht for from any other cloak houses in Wash- imeton. Children's Cheviot Reofers from 4 to 12 years old, $2.08 to $5.08. Worth 65 to 8. Misses’ Reofors, in English Cheviot and fine Camel's ‘Beir, trimmed in Opossum, Astrakhan, Muftioon Fur, $10 and $15. A GREAT HOSIERY SALE. ‘TWO SPECIAL BAR- GaINs. Lot 1-100 dozen Ladies’ Fancy Hose, Richeliew ribbed, with Biack boots; also in Tans and Grays, as well as Balbriggan and Plain Black, for ladies and children; guaranteed stainless; some of them Hermadorf dye. Tomorrow, 3PAIB FOR 2%c. Lot 2-34 dozen Ladies’ Fancy Hose, double heeland toe; extra heavy; extra long: best imported. Regularly sold at 25 to 35c. Tomorrow, 2 PAIR FOR 25c. FINE MILLINERY. Expect values such as you havo never seen. Trimmed Turbans, Toques and Large Hets. Ele- gant Jet Toques and Turbans. Quiet richness in Millinery for morning wear. In Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets we have the best se- lected assortment in color and style at the lowes: mar- ket prices. RIBBONS. THE LARGEST LINE of best desirable qualities, ‘Style and color at an unusually low price. ‘No. 9-All-silk Gros Grain, satin edge, all colors, at 9e., value 1c. No. 1G—All-HJk Gros Grain, satin edge, all colors, at 15c,, value 2c. 5-tueh Satin end Gros Grain Ribbon for fancy work; superior quality and never before sold for less than Oc. per yard; in every color. Only 38e. per yard, nolo THE MONUMENTAL, Wt 2%. a Bs s [FIS FS? th Sam ih Sys F Lr ed DINNER SETS aND OPEN STOCK PATTERNS IN GREAT VARIETY FROM BEST FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS. TOILET SETS, VARIOUS COLORS AND DESIGNS, FROM CHEAP PRINTED SETS TO VERY RICH DECORATIONS. IMPORTATIONS IN POTTERY AND PORCELAIN ARRIVING EVERY WEEK. M. W. BEVERIDGE, nolt 2215 F AND 1914.6 STS, Tue “Srany Is Wau. Reso. We want no better evidence of the fact that ‘The tar js extensively read than the lene ber of ladies wie have spoken to Us abeme ie, Soa: The d ins referred Jess than usual ¢ Alaska skins, but were tifetior sede, catch of ida bay danaged Vy shoe iratoes and are badly ; Hotes." “the truth of the matter. ise c00d seule skins not only hod their own, but ta ail proba- bility will increase in price.’ We lave a few "ast season, ber Siw and #175. Beaiakin Jackets, secured .ast ‘Capos,-which wo will ‘coll at 0 Wiad Fil! soli at Fine sae eal ai 60 and 475. ‘The B. CH. Sosnurn & Soxs, 1237 Pa Ave. Asp 13:2 Sz. poll A Saxo Is Poorwean. Reduced prices for Shoes con. tinue to prevail, We propose to make thig the best piucy here- bay your Blows. Whee oney fot hare, tho largest stock in the city we have ‘When we go into thing we usally stay. We were the first im the field to offer you ORIENTAL SLIPPERS. We quoted 0 CENTS as the price, Decause 50 cents is the standard price througbout ‘the country. Our Competitors. thinking they could make a «reat hit with the Public, have offered an Inferior Article without backs at £5 conta, We see their twenty-five and go them siz better, We say: Take ours, embracing Men's, Ladies’, Misses’ and Boys’, at 19 Cesta A Pan ‘We do not adopt their methods and lower the price on one article while tt is advanced on al! others. ‘You will find every pair of Shoes and Slippers in our house untform!y low. Another orcat advantage you have in trading with wt is that wo keep all woods on our immense ground Moor. whieh covers £00 square fee, You can cet anythime your heart may desire in the way of Footwoar without climbing stairs or riding in an elevator. ‘Wealso offer you aline of LADIFS’ $3.50 SHOES at 82.49. Other houses, which are not posted, but ave to rely on some one else to do thetr buying, charge you 82.79 for an inferior article. . We trade in SHOES \d oUF £0 year experience You values that others cannot A RRTE Sy For i tus ¥ ss Ht P% Eee at WH G2 mF Pe ee at fF OS EME E DOUBLE STORE, 1t DOUBLE STORE, 310 AND 312 SEVENTH ST. N.W. " Tuvaspary aT A. KAUFMAN'S, 909 Pennsylvania ave. LEADER OF LOW PRICES. 15 Pee centr ON AMERICAN HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES" MISSES, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN. DO YOU APPKECIATE THIS DEAL! te neti al tem 50 Dozex Lavtes Swiss Rx ‘Vests and Pants, in ecru... 50 dozen Ladies’ Swise Rithed Vests and Panta, ecru and natural... in Ladies’ Heavy All-silk Vesta, in high colors.. Ladies’ High Neck, Long Siceves, Strictly All Black Swiss Kibbed Vest: ‘the entire list is in your favor. 50 Seamlees Black Hose, derby 9c. 5 Great values in Ladies" StattuTsiney te Tadies’ Lisle Hove, both Fast Black One isa plain Black. all sizes, that sold for 330c.. and the ot! rina Cu more of those Dozen Wibbed. Sizes 9and Dis. ‘This is great. é Lesorxs, Lecarxs. Legrins for Ladies, Lexgins Misses, Legvine glifdren: ft Jersey “lotas broedcloth, ooze aul praia ‘Also Jersey Knee Caps at 17¢. OVERGAITERS Tp Gray, Tan and Black broadci ladies hers as Sie SL arene rants x the shiade of material and lesveyour ender, 2 Urine a FY A AA a AS K A MM AG EE wi A mE AA 4 RE M4 Soo’ & RANT 909 PENNSYLVANA aVE., it LEADER OF LOW PRICES, TTT OPEN LETTERS. 19. ‘Dear Jack: ‘Hard luck strack me last nieht—lost my gloves. Didn't mind the value, but, ‘having used them all last season, they seemed like old friends. Only cost mea dollar, and hardly changedeolor. That's ‘what I call good value. Auerbach bass new stock of the samme inake, #0 I bought another pair thismorning. Let me know Your size—might want toseud you a pair. Have you any choice of shadest There son Svoer six now color ngs. jours, com. Ere 308. AUERBACH, GLOVER TO THE MEX, G28 Pa. ave, Ut] XN. Ye ave., cor. 16th, BRRRRRLLERDLALEERLERRRRAREERKh an] BI eas ba hal eee meine Wo have just secured sta sacrifice from a New York importe> tho Lal- ance of his stock of Neck and Lone Feather Boas at about 50cents on @ dollar, and shail place them on sale tomorrow merniny at about half what wo have been compelled te ask you Deretofore, Here are a few itema: Fine Heckel Coque Neck Boas, usual $1.48 quality, only 75e. Fency Coque Neck Boas, the usual $2.25 quality, for $1.25. Extra Fine Coque Feather Boas, the usual $3.48 quality, only $1.98, LONG BOa8. Boa: 63.48. Extra Fine Fancy Curled Lone Boas, the usual €7 quality, for 64.48 Extra Fine Fancy Full Short Curi Coque Boss, the usual $12 quclity, for 86.03. ‘We shall ne.) proportionately low. Fine Coque Feather Edzing, two styles, heretofore sold at 73 conis, only 58 cents per yard. Fine Fancy Coque and Peacock ‘Trimgning, 3 to 4 inches tofore sold at $1, only 75 yard. Fine Coque end Peacock Feather ‘Trivising, 5to6 inches wide, sompene ‘at €1.98, only $1.25; When you consider that there nothing more tasujonable then these ‘Weck and Long Feather Boas,youare particularly strack with the import- ance of a sale which ensbies you to buy theta at about half price, It was & most Wt ‘314 end 316 7TH BT. XW. Wisrrs Orexrxo, ae SERIE AT. BOE aa = aga ee Dusiness Aled with — MES. a. BUNT. Ose_Tam Orr Mareen Parces BABY CARRIAGES. BABY CARRIAGES. R. Gorvscasnp, 2007-1009 F ST. N.Ww. ADVANCED STYLES OF BABY CARRIAGES. ‘We were fortunate enouxh last week to purchase the ‘entire sample line of New Style Baby Carriaces from heads facturer at 20 per cent less than the ‘Wholesale prices, But since the goods have arrived ‘we find that we have not the room to display, and as Our holiday stock requires more room than we first anticipated we are therefore compelled to dispore of ‘our entire stock of High-erade Carriages, and to dothis We have decided to «ive a discount of 333; PER CENT OFF MARKED PRICES. ‘This means that youcan buy any Baby Carriage in @ur house for ONE-THIRD LESS than tt is WORTH. Such an opportunity for Largains io Baby Carriages has never occurred before in Washington. All Car- Tages are new, bright and fresh. Each one warranted. A Wool Mat and Automatic Brake given with eacd Carriage. R. Gounsemun, ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST, 1007-1009 F ST. ¥. W. A. Prnce & Co. 729 Market Space, Corner Sth et Srzcun Repverroxs IN BLACK DRESS GOODS. 4G-ineh BL: BENGALINE MOHAIR. Rexular price, 7c. REDUCED TO 50c. yard. 44inch ZEBLINE CAMEL'S HAIR, Was @2. REDUCED TO $1.50 yard. 40-inch SILK WARP HENRIETTA, Was €1.25. REDUCED TO 81 yard. 40-inch BEDFORD CORDS. Was $1.25. REDUCED TO #1 yard, 40-inch DRAP DE VERDI. Was 81.25. REDUCED TO @1 yard. 46-inch LUPIN'S SERGE, Was 1.50. RE- DUCED TO $1.25 yard. OUR LEADER IN BLACK DRESS FAB- RICSis a 40-inch IMPERIAL SERGE. Our S1GRADE we OFFER ut the LOW PKICE of ‘Te. yard. Lire Prices Ix Feature TRIMMINGS. ‘We lead the town on Dress Trimmings all the time end tomorrow we will OFFER SOME BARGAINS in NEW FEATHER TRIMMINGS: that will STARTLE it. FEATHER EDGING MADE of O8TRICH FEATHERS, in BLACK, GOLDEN BROWN, WHITE. CREAM, ECKU, M. BROWN. REG- ULAR PRICE, $1.25. SPECIAL PRICE, ‘oe. yard. REAL OSTRICH FEATHER TRIMMING BLACK. Regular price, $1.50. SPECIAL ICE, $1 yard. Osrnice Fearuex Boas. HANDSOME OSTRICH FEATHER Boas, short, in colors of PINK, CREAM, SLATE, BLACK, LIGHT BLUE, BROWN, NAVY BLUE, GRAY. Rewular price, €2.25. OUR BARGAIN PRICE, 8} and @1.50 each. Come Ix Ayn Ger Sweerexen With “DELETTREZE” FAMOUS AMARYL- LIS du JAPAN (or Japanese Lilies); we are SELLING this CELEBRATED FRENCH per- ‘fume im great quantities. We sold out of this Particular extract, but we have Just received. ‘other LARGE INVOICE. Price, 43c. per ounce (bottles free of charge). All other extracts in ‘same make, 37c. ounce. Also full line of COLGATE and LUND- BORG'S Extracts. by the ounce, 2c. ounce. Woodworth's :FAMOUS BLUE LILIES. SPECIAL PRICE this week, 29c. Ovxce. FULL ASSORTMENT of COLGATES SOAPS: also “*DELETTREZE” Fine FRENCH VIOLET SOAP. SPECIAL PRICE, 19c. Caxe. “DELETTREZE” SAVON SUSFIN 0 le LAVANDE MUSQUEE. SPECIAL PRICE, 2c. cake. PRICE, 15e. TUBE. ra Gowx Banca. 4s a SPECIAL LEADER we have selected from our Sne stock of Underwear « lot of LA- DIES’ EXTRA QUALITY MUBLIN NIGHT GOWNS, HANDSOMELY finished with RED or BLUE BERKING-BONE trimming, with turu-down COLLAR and turn-back CUFFS; also pocket all trimmed with COLORED BER- RING-BONE trimming. In fact, they are made just like men's night shirts. These Gowns we have soid all along for61.25. SPECIAL PRICB ‘this week, 870. Excu. LADIES GOWNS, MADE of GOOD MUS- LIN, YORE of TUCKS and INSERTING. Beg Ular value, G8c. SPECIAL PRICE, ‘50c. each. LADIES’ MUSLIN GOWNS, with yoke of TUCKS, ruffle around neck and sieves. Res Ular value, Tie. SPECIAL PRICE, 62c, each. Suort Karr Sxmrs. LADIES’ SHORT KNIT SKIRTS, MADE of pure wool, nicely and neatly finished in stripes of all COLORS and COMBINATIONS, SPECIAL PRICE, $1.85 each. $1 25 Unerenus Ar 96c. One lot of LADIES’ GLORIA ‘with stylish SILVERED HANDLES. Regular valuo, 1.25. OUK LEADER PRICE, 96. each. W. A. Prexce & Co, 719 MARKET SPACE, ‘Corner 8th st. SIERY. WE WILL SELL TOMORROW (THURSDAY) ONLY, FROM 9 A.M. UNTIL P.M. TER TWO FOLLOWING SPECIALS IN OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT: ‘he. OUR REGULAR oie. LADIRe FAST BLACK AND MISSES’ WARRANTED FAST 00 2 BOSE BLACK HOSE, extra long, Harms aT dort dye, the best She. Hose in the low, ony. at Sod i 2° u “ye Se OUR REGULAR St. LADIES LISLE HOSE FANCY BRILLIANT Liste at HOSE, 40 geuge, boot pattern, eatre te. long, superior quality, at 812-816 SEVENTH STREET. Laxspcnca & Bro. OUR SILK DEPARTMENT is now brim full of just the goeds you want, and at prices ‘that cannot fell to interest you, Websve every plain falric and every novelty, in all the Intest shades and efects, and do not hesitate to say that we are better prepared: ‘towult all tastes and all ine ‘Comes then auy other house: ‘m the city, as our stock i® be- yond doubt the largest and best selected. We enumerate A few specials to convince you ‘that whet we claim in regard to price is true and depend ‘Gpon an early call to convines You that we have the letest and most varied assortment (of Silks ever shown im Wash- inet VICTORIA BENGALINE, ‘the pewest silk fabric, in all the pew shades, at @1.25 per yard; regular value @1.50. PAILLE FRANCAISE im all the new shades st Sc. per yard: rerular value 61.10, MiGURED INDIA BILE fm evening shades st @1 per yard; reeular value $1.23. BLACK FIGURED SURAM ‘SILK tm six new and stylish Geugns at 62, regular value BLACK BURAM, with cole ered stripe in five combines tions, at 75e. per yard, regular value #1. CREAM AND WHITE JAPANESE SILK, 28 tuches ‘Wide, at 750. per yard; reyular ‘value #1. CREAM AND WHITE JAPANESE SILK, 25 inebes ‘Wide, at 625g. per yard; reru- lar value Rie. LAS BURGH & BRO Boll 420, 422, 424, 420 7TH ST. NW. aaa fea Tue Erocn Ix Carns Coxtixces a1 ovr srone, axD MANY ARE THEREBY MADE HaPPY, Ir we nave sorp you a GARMENT TOR ARE AMONG THE NUMBER AKD We ane rveasep THAT YOU ARE PLEASED. OUR Cares, coats axp FUR-TRIMMED JACKETS DELIGHT ALL WHO SEE THEM BECAUSE Or rwer svreRion ExceLuexce. NOT LOXG aGo We apvertisep som cuore GaRMEXT® MANY OF THEM EXCLUSIVE STILER, ‘Tus sacs nave rnoven THAT THEY WERE APPRECIATED. OF COURSE Iris zasren ror vs 10 PLEASE OUR CUSTOMERS, BECAUSE Wz SELL GARMENTS EITHER READY MADR OB TO ORDER. Fhox ova wipr :xpenmexce we EHOW WHAT IS DESIRABLE AND We pvrpose ro sarisry OUR CUSTOMERS IN EVERY DETAIL. Ir wrt cost sou xormme ‘TO VISIT OUR GTORE. J.C. Horcmmsox, 007 Pa. AVE. AND COR. F AND 13TH STS. ¥.W. >.