Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1891, Page 4

4 ‘THE EVENING STAR_ WASHINGTON: SATURDAY ... CROSBY 5. NOYES. THE EVENING STAR bas a reenlar and permanent circulation in Washingtow three times larger than that of any other paper im the city. As met Advertising Medi A fow weeks more will bring the Fifty-second Congress, in some respects a peculiar body. differing from any of its predecessors. It will represent @ reaction from the result of the presidential year of 1883. But as still other elections imave been held since this body was chosen, in some cases reversing the congres- sional elections, it is not clear that the reaction continues in full force and effect, or rather it is clear that eo far as certain states and dis- triets of other states are concerned it does not continue. One of the most interesting issues before this Congress will be that ef free coinage of silver. The free coinage men are assumed to be in & great majority in the democratic party and in Congress as a body. But the very ‘existence of this majority asa practical force im legislation depends on conditions. The policy of the two parties will be modified or rather shaped by their supposed exigencies in the campaign of 1892. Both are divided in sen- timent. The republican party is not likely to be divided in action, because events have for some time been determining the attitude the party is to take next year. Not so clearly de- fined is the democratic attitude on the silver question. As it controlsthe popular houso of Congress and is likely in the condition of affairs to take the initiative, the democratic party's position isoneof peculiar interest. Inthesouth ‘the feeling for free coinage is dominant. The Farmers’ Alliance is virtually a unit for the messure, and although somewhat depressed by the result of the recent elections, is still = power inside the democratic ranks. Outside that organization, west as well as south, the silver sentiment is very strong, and while it is possibly weaker than it was before November 3, it is not weak enough to give the antis inside the perty any great en- couragement. In fact the only apparent way in which the democrats can keep themselves off the rocks is to find » basis of harmony or take advantage of the action of the repub- licans. Between Massachusetts and lowa there is not much in common on the money question. And the same is true of New York and Georgia. This fact shows the difficulty with which the dominant party in the House has tocontend. The policy of its leaders is shaped by the exigen = supposed exigencies of the next campaign, an‘ the portage not agree. Will the flight ef time and drift of events bring them into harmonious relations? If the repub- licans follow the administration, as it is probable that they will without material ehange, the democrats will find either that ‘they will have to let the silver issue drop or accept it and align themselves in opposition toa well-defined hard money policy. Some of them desire to do the first thing, while others are inclined to the second course. The drift of affairs for a few weeks to come may indi- cate what will be the democratic financial policy. The election of Speaker may decide the whole question, and on the other hand the factions may compromise their differences in the choice of that officer. The constitution of the committee on coinage, weights and meas- ures will go very far toward settling the atti- tude of the party. Hardly anything can at this time be safely predicted concerning the action of the House. No reliable information is furnished either by the known views of the ‘candidates or by any assurance of the result of the speakership fight, and speculation is con- sequently useless, lacking a foundation. += Two propositions have commended them- selves to advocates of temperance in the use of fntoxicating drinks who are not prepared for total general probibition or who think it unen- forceable and impracticable and therefore inex- pedient. These are a general high license and local option. These plans may be combined. One of the important modifications of the local option planis the granting of amonopoly by the municipal government to a company. There sre various modifications of this plan, the original of which is known as “Gothenburg.” It originated in Sweden in the town of th: name, the Swedish diet having in 1855 passed a general act and the town of Gothenburg having ten years later first put it into practical opera- tion. But the law did not go fully into effect until 1874. The provisions of thislegislation may thus be compendiously stated: 1. Prohibition of private stills. 2 Limitation by decree at ‘the will of the local authority of the number of bouses for the sale of liquors,the government to be informed by the local authority of the number so fixed upon. 3. A public auction of the houses to be licensed and their purchase, or the purchase of some of them, by a public body (company). The system here contem- plated and variously worked out in different countries isnot for profit, since the surplus after the payment of the interest on invested capital is banded over to the town treasury. While it may not be necessary in the present experimental stage to indorse any echeme of control of the liquor traffic as being the best for the purpose, it is interesting to note the results in Sweden so far as the Gothenburg plan bas been tried and reports have been made thereon. These are to be found in a report of the British foreign office for 1890 on the work- ing of the Gothenburg licensing system since 1876. The consumption per head of population ‘in 1876 was 25.90 litres; in 1889, 16.05 tres. In the first year of the operation of the system the convictions for drunkenness fell from 2,070 to 1,424, and the cases of delirium tremens from 89 to 42. Not only did the system apparently deter from drinking, it assisted to lessen the public burthens ina marked degree, besides compensating former licensees. Nor were these the only effects, nor did they stop in Gothen- burg. Law, order, morality and religion were everywhere promoted, according to the testi- mony of the British consuls and vice consuls in Sweden. a ‘The democratic sage, Judge Thurman, was seventy-eight years old yesterday. According to his own account there are at least ten years more of life probable from present indicatiuns, which is pleasant news for ali Americans, who, irrespective of party, will wish the old Roman many happy returns. — oe The English conservatives’ program, as out- lined by the committe of the party, would seem to be a bid for the support of the radical lsbor element. It is not intended to abandon interest in Irish affairs. The conservatives are made wary by continual defeats in by-elections. ——_sorr The trouble that the Knights of Labor are having in Toledo over the accounts of the treasurer will probably bring before the meet- ing the question of whether the long felt want ‘that undoubtedly exists is to be filled bya beli-punch or a business college. ee Boston's inability to find a republican candi- date shows that she is notin the ficid fer reeog- nition as a political center as yet She will have to get along with culture and pugilism fer awhuie 5 i Tennessee undoubtedly bas a trying time with her convicts. When they are under con- finement they want to get out and when they areset free they insist on going back into cap- writy. ‘The present enthusiasm over the coming Grand Army encampment promises a time whose “bigness” is practically unlimited when the event actually matures. ——_— The man who committed suicide in Wilkes- barre, Pa, becanse he found the jail too lonely made the mistake of getting arrested in the wrong part of the state. —__—--—___—- ‘The romantic folk will have’ to get along without the moon tomorrow evening while it ‘filis ite engagement for the eclipse. Woopwaen Axp Lorunor, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. ¥. W. Grasp Hotwax Exposrrion oF TOYS, DOLLS, BOOKS, GAMES ARTICLES IN GENERAL SUITABLE FOR Houwsay Pauesexrs MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16. —o— T HARDLY SEEMS POSSIBLE, YET THE it fact is indisputable, that the HOLIDAY AL SEASON is again almost upon us. Some weeks ago the heads of our fifty-six de- partments met in council with the firm. The completeness and readiness of the stores at every Point for the holiday business by November sixteenth, and the great{uopefuiness of trade conditions were the topics discussed. Out of the deliberation came the decision ty have the holiday exposition at time specified, anda re- solve that WOODWARD & LOTHROF'S shall command greater success than ever by deserv- ing it. The department managers were en- couraged by the firm to buy as largely, as they could bay wisely. You are invited tosee the resalt—s genuine COSMOPOLITAN DISPLAY of CHOICE STAPLES and NOVELTIES. The stores are just bristling with the most ap- propriate and elegant of all the new fancies— the sorts suitable and sought after for HOLI- DAY GIFTS. The «reatest care has been exer- cised in selecting the newest and choicest goods tobe found in the msnufacturing centers of America and Europe—direct from the manu- facturers. The same studious care given to the selection of the smallest and apparently insig- Rificant article, as to the finest piece of bric-a- Drac, hence there isn’t atrashy thing in the en- tire collection. Our establishment is a “SANTA CLAUS STORE HOUSE” a persect fairyland of gran- deur, beauty and bargains. All madeto sell, and every article purchased s0 as to serve our patrons with the world’s best productions at aurprisingly low prices—at figures divested Of all unnecessary extravayance. All these months of careful plauning and buy- ing have put us ina better position to supply your HOLIDAY NEEDS than ever before, Something suitable for ALL AGES AND CONDITIONS, FOR AMUSEMENT, INDIVIDUAL NEEDS, FAMILY REQUIREMENTS AND HOME DECORATION, PRESENTS APPROPRIATE FOR YOUNG OR OLD, FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS, GIRLS, THE BABY. ‘The variety is greater than ever and includes rade from the finest imported down to the lowest priced reputabie coods made. The advantages sccruing from making your holiday purchases thus early are manifest and . manifold: The goods are all new and fresh, many of the stocks show novelties that are ex- clusive and where there is often only one of a Kind, the assortments are unbroken and you avoid the inevitable rush and dissatisfaction which necessarily awaits you later on. Every department offers something *‘special” for this ccasion. Ask at any counter for the "HOLIDAY OPENING BARGAIN.” ‘We will specify no classof goods. Indeed we could not do so without palpable slight to some ‘others equally as good and of equal importance. All are invited—eball be pleased to have your Presence, whether you buy or not. WOODWARD & LOTHRUP. —— Muursesy Pastons. (econd floor, first and second annexes.) —o— Tre new ideas for Early Winter are full of sparkle and brightness, novel features, free ‘handling of material, dainty little touches that make all the difference between commonplace ‘and brilliancy. Low prices pinned to artistic ideas Are the Magnets of ‘THE MILLINERY ‘Trade here. Torene's aways something comes along ins bright business to make it brighter. Here are two examples of amart buying. One is a lot of WOOL FELT HATS, In all the leading shades, including Black— about forty distinct shapes. They areall new ‘and stylish goods of this season—BROAD- BRIM SAILORS, ALPINE HATS, FLATS, TURBANS, &c. We've heretofore been unable toseli them at lees than G5c. to $1. Will sell these Monday at « ‘29, 29 and 50c. each. Another is a lot of FUR FELT HATS AND BONNETS In Biack, Brown, Navy, Green, Tan, &e. New, fresh and desirable shapes, We've been selling the same goods for $1.50. Your choice for —T5 and 88e.-— Alot of fine quality BLACK OSTRICH *‘PRINCESS OF WALES” TIPS, ‘88, 75c., 81-00, 61.50 and $1.88 a bunch. Anico assortment of same styles in colors for 50, 88e. and $1.25. bunch. Some ‘fue quality COLORED OSTRICH Ties 61.25 s bunch of 3. ‘New assortment of QUILLS and Jetted snd plain COQUE FEATHERS in the leading shades, — WOODWARD & LOTHROP, OTH, 1TH AND F STS, LW. __ Fismox 1s Usrontzn aia errs ‘stock the choicest the sun shines on. ‘The dest that 18 to be had—we will have. Tho artists PERRY'S. OU ARE “‘siding” with our taste in WRAPS this season. ‘The new and original crestions we are introducing have never failed in 8 single instance to excite your favorable comment. We feel flattered—when there are so many other bows set with the darts of fashion. But we shall never Jose our leadership for want of effortto present in our who design our garments for ts are prolific in ideas, ‘They submit us the modeis—we make our selections— and such are held as our exclusive styien. delicacies. We are doubly busy these days—for we are receiving and selling ail at the same time. Lucky we ordered ‘Not afew we import. In some lines t is necessary— for the masters of the old world have minds of their own on these matters—and their cleverness holds a high place in the estimate of elegance and choice de- sign. We don’t lose our head over them just because they are “foreign born'—but pick daintily after the generously or we could not be able to meet the de- tion of the problem— Waar Saaz You Wis “Tims Szasoxr mands of all of you who are looking tows for the solu- Well, CAPES are fashionable—very.—Grown in favor since their successful introduction last season. Your appreciation has kindled the fire of genius—and the novelties are burning brighter than ever. Try on SCAPE, It may settle the question for YOU. NPAN-COLORED CHEVIO/ LONG CAPES brojdered in Biack dow: sront 2 ors make a striking ¥ LACK CHEVIOT CAPES—with feather coliat and extra sleeves for extreme ‘Weather—810.50. BECK PACKET, CAPES, | with, ful sieeves, trimmed down the back an front and on tLe shoulders with embroidery and Jet nail Leads—816.00. LACK CHEVIOT CAPES, with high col- Jars and suk braid trimming on the back LACK BEAVER CAPES, trimmed with B ‘braid—@25. CAPES of novelty cloths Gray, Tan and Aigured—$22.50, $25, 830 to 835. More bere—more coming. ACKETS are the Capes’ strongest rivals. The man: Jihad elite are harvey woopooNbe. but te generai wear they are adapted to is the main cause. ‘We could talk you tired and never mention the same style twice—there are so many. UR DIAGONAL REEFER JACKET AT 50 ig still a leader. PAGONAL REEFER JACKETS, with lap sean and silk ornaments, make firm friends with you on sight—a8. LACK and NAVY BILUE REEFER JACKRAS, cut ong and with a 1uil roil of Astrachan—@17.00. BEACK RIAGONAL REEFERS, with fall Toll of French Seai—€ 12.50. (TAX SOLORED VICUNA REEFERS— TT AN, COLORED VICUNA REEFERS, With pearl buttons aud extra wide bind ing $12.50. BUSSE CLAY DraGonaL sackets, . dcep satin facing and full roil of dyed "possum. One of the popular lap seams finished Jackets—g16.75. BiACEMELTON JACKETS ta‘lor m ibe s:itched seams andiined al through to 44 sizes—$10. FANCY FUR-TRIMMED JACKETS—820. EDFORD CORD JACKE’ BrBzoep.comp TS, trimmed in ‘he comfort that is in a NEWMARKET will keep it to the front. Our line 18 prouinent with its new notions. LACK CHEVIOT NEWMARKETS, with wilitary cape—$ 12.50. J AVY BLUE NEWMARKETS, with mil- itary capes—815, = pe pe eget oe be stripe and chieck patterns s Heid, Fisto tees. ‘raed Fashion only shows one hand until it brings to light its doings for the MISSES aud CHILDREN. We have an ‘eye out” continually for the first dawning of new effect. An inkling of what is already here is worth: having. There ix a plenty to please everybody. ‘HILDREN'S FANCY CLOTH REEFERS 4a parcel of different styles— 4 years Gyears Syears 10 years BGO. cy HILDREN’S LONG COATS, with mill- tary capes—4 to 12 years—87.50 to 81 MISSES BUACK and NAVY BLUE KEEFER JACKETS, with fuil rolling front of Gray Krimimer—12 to 18 years— ‘Bis. 18SES’ NAVY BLUE REEFERS, with MM roids the new fur—Mrutoon—12 0018 LA ROUGH CHEVIOT TAILOR- Bistibs REEG ns, with lance peat cute tons. “They “‘set off a arment wonder- fully. 10 18 years—#1° r MISSES TAN ond CRAY Nover ties nm 214.50, 815 and MiSSES_ NOVELTIES in NEWMAR- KETS—25 to 627.50. Rea Turs_ A COMPARISON of prices will prove s potnt we AA AA ‘antto make—you cannot buy cheaper any- AA where. With that knowledze—and the beauties of our stock tuzging at your appreciation—give us power to please that you will have no desire to ov: come. Effort will tell, We have made it—and you are rewarding us for it. Szsrox Penny, “PERRY BUILDING,” ‘Established 1340. ney Telephone 995. ‘NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 00 MM M) Gi ecooo uy i RRS &G go 88 Bee A ERE Sep 8 Soo REN TRA GSS sha'l be greeting our customers in our beautiful new quarters. But then you will be in the midst of your Christmas shopping, and we will be presenting for your inspection hundreds of tasty and appropriate Christmas gifts. You will ave no thought for various useful ar- ticles you now need. Better look around now for these little necessaries, Here is | rare chance to purchase seversi toilet articles at a very low price, To close out severul lines we do not propose totrans- fer to our pew establishment we are allowing 20 per cent discount on all Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Sponzes, ‘Chamois, Nail Files, Flesh Brushes, Im- ported Buffalo Horn Combs and many articles of like use. No need to tell you ey were selling at prices far below ‘those of all other druggists, Everybody knows that. Soars At Harr Paice. We offer about 25 dozeu French Soaps, im different makes and odors; regular Price 25 cents. Baduced to 1:3 cents, or two cakes tor the former price of one; two cakes for 25 cents. 20 dozen Cornell's Bensoin Soap ox- ‘actly half price, from 25 to 13 cents per ‘The usual 20-cent bottles for 14 cents. ‘The usual 25-cent bottles for 16 cents. ‘The usual 20-cent bottles for 19 cents. ‘The usual 34-cent bottles for 25 cents. ‘The usual 60-cent bottles for 38 cents. a ne 15 PER CENT REDUCTION IN COATS. 15 PER CENT REDUCTION IN CAPES. 15 PER CENT REDUCTION IX COATS. 15 PER CENT REDUCTION IN CAPES. —FOR casH.— ing these goods, and our sales on them throuzh ‘these goods, and thus, by giving the last half of sizes, and these must go. our four days’ sale, $25 Coats during the sale are. 828 Costs during the sale are. 819 Costs during the sale arc $18 Coats during the sale are. 1G Coats during the sale are. 5 Coats during the sale are, '4 Coats during the sale are, Coats during the sale are. $10 Coats during the sale are. €9 Coats during the sale are., 88 Coats during the sale are., $7 Coais during the sale are. 86 Coats during the sale are. ——CAPES.— £30 Capes during the sale are.. $27 Capes during the sale are. ‘$22 Capes during the sale are, $20 Capes during the sale are. $18 Capes during the sale are. $17 Capes during the sale are. 816 Capes during the sale are. $13 Capes during the sale aro,. $12 Capes during the sale are, DON’T FORGET THE DAYS, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND 1 THURSDAY. a You wi weep AN OPERA HAT OR BONNET. We cax snow you SOME NEW STYLES—PIQUANT, TAKING. ALso some ExquistTe FEATHER BOAS. SOME OF THEM Tne rixest oprarsaB.e. ovR Goops COVEK A WIDE RANGE, AND Iscupe rasxos rexrensive AS WELL AS EVERYTHING Waren can nz pesinep BY THE MOSY EXACTING TASTE, Born stones sparks WITH ATTRACTIONS. EVEN THE CHILDREN Have teansep 10 come mene TO SEE BEAUTIFUL THINGS, Axp ror THEM we Xow HAVE A NEW AND HANDSOME LOT Or soventte wuiseny, waice WILL GLADDEN THEIR HEARTS Awp piease you. TAKE A LOOK AT OUR GOODS, -_ Warner you avy on xor. WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD To nave ovr artnactions INSPECTED, J.C. Horcurssox, 907 PA. AVE. S. Comsx & Co. 623 11TH STREET. ‘We offer for Monday and asiong asit Jasts one lot of COLORED SILK GIMP, Commencing Monday, November 16, and continuing ‘Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, we will have # special sale of Coate and Capes, offering a reduction ‘on these goods of 15 per cent FOR CASH. Why do wedothis? This, you know, is our first season keep- tober and the first half of November have exceeded our expectations, and we propose to make the above mentioned four days the banner days of the season in ‘vember such a start, we will make the sales for the sec- ond month in this department greater than the first. ‘Then. too, there are many lines which are broken in ‘We show you below in figures what s reduction of 15 per cent will be, and when you alsotake into considers- tion we have been selling Coats and Capes all the sca- son less than our competitors, because we chose this this plan of introducing our department, you will realize what you will save by buying from us during AND COR. F AND 13TH BTS. it THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. SATURDAY, NOV Oc- No- ‘Bargains are what you are after—that fe, you are on the lookout for @OOD GOODS at LIT- TLE PRICES. We will accommodste youin this way. MONDAY we will offer some of the most WONDERFUL BAKGAINS you have ever Sean. These offers are not on old stock, buton ood, desirable, seasonable things that you Srrcuz Dazss Tanne Bancarss. Theve will make you open your eves ta, sur Prise, especially when you bave seen HANDSOME SILK EMBROIDERED PA8- SEMENTERIE, in all of the new shades, oak Jeaf and acorn pattern, 1 inch wide, Regular price, 75c. ayard. YOUR CHOICE of THIS, 38. ‘YaRD. SILK EMBROIDERED PASSEMEXNTERIE, Jeaf design on velvet band, in all the new col- ors, 134 inches wide. Herular price, $1.10. SPECIAL BARGAIN OFFER, 50c. vanv. RICH DESIGNS OF SILK and VELVET, in full assortment of colorings. Regular price, 81.38. OUR SPECIAL PRICE, 65c. van. DELICATE AND BEAUTIFUL is the last pattern of this offer. It is rarely beautiful design of FLOWER and LEAVES in Fine Silk EMBROIDERED PASSEMENTERIE. 1 inches wide. Regular price, $1.55 yard. OUR BARGAIN price, 68c. Yano. Ssonr Frarazr Boas, ‘Made of Pretty Fluffy OSTRICH FEATHERS, in OPERA and STREET SHADES. REGULAR PRICE, $2.50. MARKED DOWN to @1 and €1.50each. SHORT COQUE FEATHER BOAS, made of selected Feathers, in Black enly. Regular Price, $1. MARKED DOWN to 7c. EACH. Fraruze Trnnoxe Banca. REAL OSTRICH FEATHER EDGE TRIM- ‘MING, MADE of the best Feathers, in OPEKA and STREET SHADES. REGULAR price everywhere $1.50 yard. COME HERE and BUY ALL YOU WANT for 75c. yard. OSTRICH BAND FEATHER TRIMMING, Handsome OSTRICH FEATHER TRIM- MING, 3 inches wide, in BLACKand OPERA SHADES. Regular price, §2.50. Our price, $1.50 yard. OSTHICH FEATHER TRIMMING. 3 Anches wide, in Black only. Regular price an: where $2.25, OUR SPECIAL PRICE, $1 yard. $1 Conszers For 500. Asa SPECIAL BOOM in this department we will MARK DOWN one of our most popu- Jer Corsets for a few days only. This is the W. A. P. CORSET that we sell aa spe- ctal leader at 75c., which CANNOT be matched for less than 81 pair. We show them in White and Drab. You CAN BUY THESE DURING THIS SPECIAL SALE for 50c. Pam. ALSO FULL ASSORTMENT OF ALL of the Popular makes of DOMESTIC and Imported Corsets. A Rios Sexsarioy. By a sharp buy we have closed OUT alare quantity of SATIN and GROS GRAIN RIB- BON. This RIBEON is ALL SILK, HEAVY QUALITY, 3 inches wide, in « very GREAT variety of BHADES, and being SATIX on one nd SUCH w variety of Urucht coloring, it ARTICLES for the HOLIDAYS. 1 XX ADAPTABLE to MAKING NOT be matched for Jess than 40c. rd. We WILL OFFER THIS LOT AS A bBON ADVERTISEMENT FOR 280. Yano. Moxpay aT A. KAUFMAN'S, 909 Pennsyivanis ave. n.w., LEADER OF LOW PRICES. 14, 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES. e808 OF THE SEASON. ene $8.08 FOUR HUNDRED (68.08 98.98 SAMPLE JACKETS en08 $8.96 From oneof thelargestand 88.98 $8.98 finest manufscturers of S898 €8.98 isdies’ gannen's in New 88.95 $8.98 York. $8.98 $8.96 Among them will be #898 €8.98 found Cay Worsted Chev- 68.98 @898 rons, Disgonsl Chevicts, 88.98 @8.98 Basket Cloth, Bedford § 88.98 08.08 Conds, Beaver Cloth, Crepe 8.98 8898 Effects. $3.98 98.98 Tan, Blacks and Bluse = 88.98 e808 Are the shades. en 98 08.98 Plain stitched, bound, $8.96 $8.08 welt scams, overlap seams, 88.98 $8.98 satin lined throughout, $8.98 ®R98 half lined and some not $8.98 $8.98 lined stall. #8.98 $8.98 Not awarment among them 88.98 $8.98 that isnot worth from@1zto $8.98 $8.98 825. The entire amortment $8.96 $8.98 at one uniform price. 98.98 68.98 68. 88.98 98.98 It iswithoutbragthegrest- $8.96 $8.08 est offering that any one will $8.98 $8.98 see advertived this season. 88.98 €8.98 Thegoodsareperfectislovely 8.98 98.98 and will pleanetheeyeofthe ¢8.98 88.98 most fastidious. 8.08 98.98 Our window display will $8.98 28.98 show some of thenovelties. 88.98. 88.98, _ ess 3.98 a. KAUFMAN, $3.98 $8.98 909 Henna. ave. nw. 88.98 £8.98 Leader of Low Prives, 88.98 $8.98 Branch Store, 3111 Mst., 88.98 98.98. West Washington. $8.98 1Sc. Bilkaline, twenty-five different patterns,......83e 12Ke. Fine Piaid Nainsook... 12ie. Pride of the West Muslin .. 10c, balance of our Dark Dress Ginghams...... ‘Be. 9-4 and 10-4 Bleached Sheeting. 50c, White and Colored Eiderdown ... alge ® Gi G0e, All-woo! Storm Serges ... 50c. Bedford Cord Dress Goods. 25e. Plain Biack Satine for skirts... 50c, All-wool Piaid Serges.. ele g 8 ¥ 7Be. Angora-edged Mats.. 100 dozen Corset Covers, made of good quality cotton, high or low neck, all sizes. . 7 Liores Crom House Jackets. ‘We have just received another lot of those desiravie Gioth JACKETS: Katies) Ww them 1HABLE DARK BHADES. SPECIAL PRIC! $1.50 Exce. W. A. Pierce & Co. 719 MARKET SPACE, 1t Corner 8th st. Ay Leino. 81.25 Coque Neck Bons, $5 Coque Boas, full length... A. KAUFMAN, ‘900 Pennsylvania ave. n.w., it Leader of Low Prices. Lasssvzon & Bro. W. B. MOSES & 80NB, Cor. F and 11th sts. n.w. ‘You are cordially invited to attend the exhibition of ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS Displayed on first floor of NEW ADDITION TO OUR ESTABLISHMENT. ‘This will be the GRANDEST DISPLAY EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY, One of the most frequented spots in our large establishment is our ‘Much space and care is devoted to this department. No article is al- lowed toenter this stock until pro- nounced “saleable.” This places us ina position to tell you thst we can and do GUARANTEE each and every garment you buy of us, price not taken into consideration. READ OF THESE. Fine Mustin Night Dresses, sacque back and tucked fronts, turn-over collar and Jeinch wide. Former price, 10c. yard, at Se. YARD. 8. COHEN & CO., 523 11th st. oat 3 “eds ee = é nt va BEFORE MAKING ‘Your selection of a Wrap you owe it to ‘ourselves and us tolook over our assort- ment and compare prices. Asan illus tration we quote: Biack Cheviot Refers, with silk frog trimmings. Sizes 3? to 42. Only $4.98. Worth 86. Black Beaver or Chevron Cloth Reefers, with fur trimming. At $7.98. ‘Worth $10. Astrakhan Trimmed Diagonal Cloth Reefers at 9.98. Formerly @12. Chevron Cloth Reefers, extra long and real astrakhan trimming, $12.98. Worth $16. Black Cheviot Bernhardt Capes, Sizes 82 to 44. Our price, $0.98 Pally ‘worth $12. ‘Tan Colored Bernhardt Capes,trimmed, with silk braid. Only 911.8. Worth 916. ‘Finer grades of Capes and Costs, $15 to $30, which are fully 25 per. cent less than elsewhere. Coque Feather Boss, Only $3.50. Worth 83. Taleleletelets|e| tel JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ‘713 Market Space. PEEP ELeb ered ti nolt Ax Unrrzcrpexren GUT In prices of POCKET BOOKS, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. ‘Wo must make roo for our very large stock of | HOLIDAY GOODS, of our present stock of POCKETBOOKS. sobave determined to make heavy reductions im much Pa Ed Commencing MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1t FOR ONE WEEK. LADIES’ BLACK CHI x OMS, BAS ag rdt en ot 0. 1X Taxation Wrrnovr Rernesexrattox GAVE TO THE WORLD A NATION PRER-@ LESS IN MAJESTY, GREATNESS AND HONOR. LACK OF CONFIDENCE IX THE HONOR OF AMERICAN MANHOOD ON THE PART OF CASH HOUSES HAS GIVEN TO THE HOUSEKEEPER OF THIS CITY OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, WHICH, PLACING YOU IN IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF EVERY CONCEIVABLE COMFORT, TAKES NO ADVANTAGE SHOULD MISFORTUNE ENTER YOUR HOUSEHOLD, AND BY ADDING TO YOUR ‘WEALTH BEJOICES IN PROMOTING YOUR PROSPERITY, PREFEBRING A SMALL PORTION OF YOUR WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS ‘TO THE EASILY ACQUIRED CASH OF THE MONOPOLIST. PARLOR AND BED ROOM FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, STOVES, CHIF- FONIERS, HALL RACKS, WARDROBES, FANCY TABLES, ESCRETOIRES, SECRETARIES, FANCY CHAIRS AXD ROCKERS, BUFFETS, CABINETS, MANTEL AND PIER MIRBORS, TOILET SETS, EASELS, PAR- LOB CLOCKS AND WORKS OF ART. BOUBE & HERRMAN’S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 919, G21 AND 037TH ST. ‘ABD nolt @27 AND 630 MASS. AVE. & W. cuffs, edged with Hamburg. Price, 50c. Fine Biuslin and Cambric Gowns, trimmed with Hamburg round neck snd sleeves, full Hubbard style, with tucked yokes, Price, Zc. ‘Torchon and Val. Lace Trimmed Gowns for $1.25, $1.48, $1.68. CORSET COVERS. Ladies’ Fine Muslin Corset Covers, high and low necks, finished seams and button- holes. Price, 125s. ‘Fine Muslin Corset Covers, trimmed and plain, high and low necks. Price, 25, 3735 Canton Flannel Drawers, trimmed with Acambricrufile, Allsizes. Price, SOc. Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers, Knicker- Docker style,trimmed with aruffieof Ham- burg. Price, 75c. CHILDREN'S NIGHT DRAWERS. Heavy Canton Flannel Night Drawers, ‘with long sleeves and high neck, to St chil- dren 1 year to@ years old. ‘Size 1and 2, 50 cents. Gize 3and 4, 68cents ‘Frequent visits to this depart- | ment wousabeaavisabe,tordutty are bargains of good value placed onaale. OPPOSITE ‘This Department is the Very Larges CORSET DEPARTMENT in this city. ‘For wo stock the very lsbwest ‘assortment of Reliable Brands ever sbown, such as the C. P.. LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. P a Fa aa Beginning today end continuing through the next ‘week we will ho'd our SEMI-MONTELY Sale of LADIES", MISSES' and CHILDREN'S HEAVY WEIGHT W. B. Moses & Sox, CORNER F AND 11TH STS. N.W. ETRIPPE ER. — ov Hie bod’ Em BE ON MONDAY NEXT WE WILL BEGIN WITH & Bir AE fax 294 EE srrciat ox Raat the fatiwtng tht of Miah Prien. ne Sipepoarps. It is our desire to point out the value of a Sidebosr@ doth as an article of grest usefuines in saving labor o¢ ‘Well as a thing of beauty in completing the furnishings Of the Gining room. We have therefore made a feature 7 870. Of Sideboards Ly gieaning from everywhere the choles Picking® of the factories, enabling us to show mor kinds, a larger stock and make lower prices than Ww ave heretofore done. money eaved sor you: RINO VESTS. ‘ 50c. NFER. meres, ES D5c. BEYRTIAN B19, OC. BED Vestsand Pants; all mises. 1c. 5c. PEPER IAS, BOHE, 39. lc. LIEU RIBBED Veste; aii sizes BIC. 7 SPRSEY V WOOL: @ Sic. aie. cotcadendiicanam | AMB'S WOOL Vi nd Qa $1.19 Baer ia Beet Set 870. D5 ALL-WOOL Jersey Vests and $1.25 Nr ‘sizes, CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR. One grade of Children's Merino Vests and Panta, GOOD QUALITY. Sizes...16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 20, 28, 30, 32, 34, Prices. Ze. 1c. Ue. W6e. 1c. Pte. Whe. Re. Be. BAe. A SUPERIOR QUALITY Child's Merino Veste and Pants, revuiar made cuffs, seams, ail stitching down front, French necks— Pants with double knees. 28, 30, 32, 34. READ OUR PRICES OF A FEW, 25, 28, 32, BH. Be. ALL GRADES OF LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW 6 Solid Oak Sideboards at @22. Reduced to €18 PRICES, CHILDREN'S COATS. You will find here the finest line of Children’s Coats, from one to six years, of any place in the city. 9 Dainty Little Cost, tm broad 06.96 BS EE os cy ue er 2 ” Sideboards from $9 up to 000, tn every class of de- oa ‘Sign, every wood and finish. Our entire stock will be in Tan ‘ime’ in far, teers SEDO sold at correspondingly low prices, 4.25 Spas Fas toes of broadcloth, yokes tri in nak braid atch atades Navy Biue, at... $3.75. INFANTS’ LONG COATS. $2.48 Binion SITS 8) gg W. B. Moses & Soxs, CORNER F AND 11TH STS. N.W. and around bottom, at... J ee en $3.48 Becerra go 75 ‘With this line of Coats we have every desirable shape and style in Hats and Caps in ail shades to match ‘Costs, Caps and Hats ranging in price from 50c. 10 $7. ‘The largest assortment in the city to select from. ‘This special sale will continue through the next ‘You are cordially invited to attend the Exbibitios of Oriental Cérpeteand Rugs displayed on first floor of ‘new addition to ourestablishment. This will be the Grandest Display ever seen in this city, commencing ‘Monday, November 16, for ope week. » PPP 4 PAA 7 ay §S PARAGwE P aa aa > Bt 812-814 SEVENTH STREET. CHILDREN'S PLAID GRETCHENS, SIZES 4 TO <2? yeas Aus nize, $1.08. Better quailty. | to 14 Fears, €3.48; worth 66. BLOC, old 745-747 Diu wt. Be, ¥ You Per Ir Ix COMFORT IT PATS. ‘Yon cannot 6nd abetter investment than the special bargains at W. H. HOEKE’S for Mon- day and Tuesday. Art Squares, 236 yards by 3. for #3.25. Art Squares, 3 yards by 4, for #5. 40. Large Smyrna Russ, 36x72, for €3.95. Gray Gostskin Rugs for 81.95. One-fourth off Portieres for these two daya. Holland Window Shades, 3x6, fringed, 200. Ingrain Carpets reduced frou G0. to 45c. ‘Tapestry Carpets reduced from S5c. to 6c. Body Brussels Carpets for $1.15. ‘Velvet Carpets reduced from 81.25 to $1. A tew Carpet Ruzs at off the value. Dag- hastan Ruze, that have eold from €15 to €20, now go at 89. Parlor Suites in sultan plush, imitation ev frames. Reduced from 47.5010 1.50. Silk Pinsh Suites, imitation maborany frames, spring edge. Reduced from @05 to 246.50. A 065 Rug Suite for $46.50. A Large Antique Chamber Snite, three Pieces, 24x30 bevel mirror. Reduced from $30 to 819.50. A Large Solid Oak Suite, French bevel mir- For, 24x30, eight pieces, complete, for $33. Ask tosee the Osk Dining Room Suite— Sideboard, eight-foot Table and six Chairs— for 830.75. And then look over the entire stock. You ‘will Sind many things that will add to your comfort and make home more attractive, We Most Have Roox, AND WE SHALL PROCEED TO OBTAIN IT IN A STYLE AND MANNER PECULIARLY OUR OWN. ‘There is not an intelligent person in the District of Columbia who does not know thst MATTHEW BERNHEIM purchased the stock of the late Christian Ruppert at 20c. on the dollar, and that be is disposing of it at prices never before known in this city. ‘Our Bargains for TODAY are as follows: Fans worth $1.50 and @1 go today FOR 50c. ‘More elaborate ones, which cannot be duplte cated outside of our store for less than 2 aud §250, shall be sold today FOR 1. A lance assortment of exceedingly hand some Fans that are worth €3 to @4 apiece will be sold today FOR $1.00. OUR STOCK OF ALBUMS Contains almost everything your tmagine- tion could suxgest in such goods— plush and leather covers, nol4-2t WE DON'T WANT THEM, MENS, ROUBLE FRONT AND BACK BEDE And shall proceed to clear them out today a ‘Mb cated shure, ec; Ladies Heavy Jett Vests, follows: molt 2° ‘745-747 Sth sta, Albums worth 50c. and Tie. 25e. TODAY. Adbums worth $1.50and $1.25 Casmaat & Lewy, Sones, Albams worth @3 and $2.50, 926 7th and 706 Kat. mow. 81.25 TODAY. ‘Read tomorrow's ‘Post. ‘We are closing ont the balance of our stock, of Fancy Goods, Worsteds, Art Goods, Brio- oe ee Coy ee Saas, Infant Wear, Toys, Games, &., st EXACTLY HALF PRICE, ‘We refund the money for any unsatisfsc tory purchase if retuned in good order within four weeks from dsy of purchase, MATTHEW BEENEEIM, ‘The Lesding Toy and Fancy Goods Bows A great bargain in Ladies’ Underwear. ‘Onecassof Extra Quality Ribbed Vests and Pants, im Natural and White. ‘The pricebas been §1.25 esch. Our price will be 75e. each. ‘Children’s Corded Corset Waists, all sizes, 25. ‘Head Rests, covered with China silk, only 25c. Pull-width China Silk Scarfs, with fringe, only 50c. A Fine Marbleized 8-day Ansonia Clock, with bronze ornament on top, striking hour and half bour, cathedral gong. Only 66.75. ‘Extra size Japanese Fur Rugs, in White, Biack and Gray. Only €2.50 each. Extra value in Bedford Cords, all colors, at $1 yard. ‘You will pay 81.25 for this quality elsewhere. in the city, —_ Boy 403 and 405 7 ot ow. CARHART &LEIDY, nolé ‘S287th snd 706 Ket. aw. Kors Puanwacy. LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, ‘7TH AND E. STS. N. W. —o— ‘We ber to call your attention to the following meti= Prices that have been €1.20 and up have been cut | from 200. to 6, many pidces being lees than two- gray or faded bair to tts youthful 1A Soll we are wore wil Please JOU. ‘Price, @1 per bottle. ‘KOLB ‘LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E STS. XW. ttitiiiiig222: