Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1891, Page 4

Fra 4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO Lasse: permanent circulation is Washin, times laraer than that of in the city. As « local Advertining Medium i has ne competitar. ‘The tests of the American armor at Indian ‘Head last Saturday would scem to show that this country has protited greatly by the work of other nations in the line of maxing shot- resisting sides for naval vesscla.” A yeat ago the navy was without a standard in this manu- facture, and it bought three foreign plates, representing the best products of Europe, which it tested severely at Annapolis. Taking the best plate it bas improved upon it and added to it the best-known American process of bardening and temporing, and thus it has evolved, through the competing efforts of pri- ‘vate manufacturers, a series of plates that are pronounced evon by foreigners to be superior to anything ever made abroad. There is a meaning hidden in this experience that cannot fail of strength when noted in connection with the history of the American navy in times when the country has needed a fighting force for either offensive or defensive warfare. Lagging a litte bebind the rest of the world in apparent progress, this country has been able to profit by the experiments and experiences of other powers, and, developing a national trait of adaptation and improvement, the United States today stand ready to compete with Europe in any line of the manufacture of war material, + = The agony of preserving the pence—an agony that costs untold millions of dollars in actual expenditure and draws fearfully upon thefuture, that stops the wheels of progress and staggers the best minds at the head of af fairs—is still kept up in Europe with greater] and greater tension. How much longer it can be endured no man can tell. All the signs point to an early conflict, but that has been the ‘ense several times within the last dozen years. ‘It has been supposed that the aggressive move- ment would come from Russia, as the power with the most to gain and least tolose by war, but the latest reports from London suggest that the time is approaching when the triple alliance will take the initiative and make de- mands of Russia with which she cannot comply. Just now she is weakened by famine and intestinal disorders. This may furnish the coveted opportunity, sho baving given occasion by ber heavy massing of troops at the German and Austrian borders. It is supposed from outgivings of the German press that the people of Gormany are restive and may exact of the government a formal explanation from Russia of her military movements or seize any one of several other pretexts for bringing affairs toa crisis. War in winter is not proba- ble, although Napolean never flinched from snow and ice in carrying out or attempting to carry out his great designs. The G. A. R Veterans who contemplate at- tending the encampment at Washington bave not only early assurances of liberal treatment of landlords and - railway men, but they hare the guarantee of good treatment that a spirit of hearty welcome and sincere hospitality give. ‘The invitation to the Grand Army wes extended partly because of an honest patriotic ambition tobe the host of the orgunizaiion and not entirely as a stroke of purely business enter- prise. With 2 body of men whose boast it might well be that they advanced their busi- ness interests to go to the defdnse of their country, it is not to be expected that money will be scattered with a lavish hand. Nobody ‘thought it would be; or in any event any who expected it deserve disappointment. Every citizen should find x pleasure in contributing his share to the entertainment of the visitors and make it a personal object to protect them from the petty extortions which are customary im every city where there is a crowd of stranger —— ‘The Episcopal Church Congress which assem- Biles in this city tomorrow isa mecting of in- terest equal to any that bas been held here in this year of notable gatherings at the national capital A deliberative body of churchmen, it will debate many of the vital questions of the time not ordinarily discussed at chureh confer- ences. Indeed, the Church Congress is unique in that while it deliberates it does not legislate. In the congress more care ix taken in the prep- aration of addresses than could be expected of the ordinary business councils of the eburch. More freedom is also allowable, both as to choice of subjects and manuer of presenting them. The present congress will probably ex- cel in interest any of its predecessors, for not only is the place chosen for holding it the best possible, bat the moment of time is propitious, teeming as it does with matters of high social, moral and spiritual interest. a Inthe sesson of thanksgiving the republic has every reason to be thankful. The God of the harvest bas smiled upon the fields and prosperity bas come in unexpected ways: While faction and civil strife have wasted oer Jands this country has basked in the fuil light of peace. If there is not plenty in all our borders, itis not due to lack of the beneficent sun- whine and refreshing showers in their season. ‘The citizen has gone about his duties with a feeling of profound security, and people and government in all the broad confines of the republic havo performed their allotted tasks. Down in the bottom of the heart of every American citizen is the assurance that the gov- ernment is the people's They made it, they keep it alive. It is theirs to sustain so long as it answers the people's purposes, + Le Ov: nokta 4 var ‘The least at $16. price. The Richmond Times is making the timely | 44 plea for the safety of the Virginia records that | of #1.45. ‘Tux Stax has so often made for the safety of the United States records. Fire-proof build-} Correct Perfection finest. ings and greater care otherwise in keeping the pablic documents are indispensable if they are to be preserved. ‘There ought not to be two opinions in such a matter. ——_—__+-— Some of the statesmen who are ambitious for presidentia! honors should persuade their frends to keep thers under shelter for a while longer. There may be several pulitical frosts a7. ‘Tognes. Mills between now and next November. meats, intial ---= Jetted Qai Pittsburgh's intense solicitude concerning ‘the rigid observation of 5: 'y may be in part the resuit of a laudable ambition to counter- balance the moral Jeficiencies that have devel- oped in Philadelphia —— ‘Tammany is announced as retaining itsstatas Ss an uncertain campaign factor. ‘The Gentle- aman and the ‘Tige=” may keep the public in sus- pense af several more elections. —s Congressinan Reed is sharing public atten- tien with the democratic majority in « manner that might casily be gratifying to suy sense of vanity he may possess. —_——_-e-____ ‘There was an eclipse on the moon's eclipse last night, but nevertheless science got in some Of its best work on the uuecliysed part of the proceedi=z. ——_$_oro——___ ‘The democratic party in Obio probably didn't situeb much importance to the mild weoud- rete echpe: that went on in the the skies last mah —— Now the! cold weather approaches and ths festive tramp isin need of shelter the usual boom ic haunted house gossip may Le Wwoked for. ++ Alexamiria will not tolerate trampa Sbe is not only ambitious as to quantity im her poya- lation, but discriminating as to quality. Fore yard. exch. Fou It is etill a little early to relegate so mettle- some « fighter as Governor Caapbell proved to the circle of political bue-beens. ity, stylish and serviceab! and Lip-pieced Cheviot Eeaver and Camel's Hair. ‘The entire line offered at. Also hundreds at 25 and 50 per ‘These arments cost more to import. chuice garments aud there are not two alike. CHILDREN'S COATS, ALL SIZES, QUALITY AND Prince of Wales Feathers from Silk Vetvets every colo: dress trimesing. Reduced to $1.25. Formerly 4 dozen S-batton Sue! Also the very best, which we import ander our ex- elusive brands. Also the best P. HANDKERCHIEFS.—SPECIAL SALE. G8 dogen Ail Linen, 2 for Bolg: vrce & Bro. ‘You dare not delay—— —rroperly clothing the—— ——teby with warm— —Choaks. Assoon as you~ —have made up your- ——mind that you must— —— bay one see us, For the variety and elexance of our stock far excel any attempt we have ever made. The many ‘new fancies that havo suggested themselves fur the baby are here. Eiderdown Coats, in White, ‘Tan and Light Gray, with White Angora fur around pointed collar and cuffs, full sleeves. Only a3.9%. Plaid Etderdown Coats, ita Gray, Tanand Lrown, with White Angora fur collar, satteen lining. Only 85.00, In sizes 1, 2 or 3 years. Lon Costs for infants, made of ‘White Cashmere, with cape of em- broktery. $1.98. Better quality, with tucks around skirt and embroidered cape, fall sleeves. 82.98 Still better quality, with em- Lottom of skirt, fall sleeves. $3.03, 84.25 and $4.98, Short White Cashmere Coats, With embroidery on cape, @1.08. Gretchen Waist, with fancy stitch, $2.48. Everything ithe baby wearscan be found with us—Sacques, Bootees, Skir als, Shoes, Caps, Dresses, Cloaks, Unier- shirts, Legging, Gloves—in the grades to suit your ‘and purse, broidery on cape ination t Or Tows Address onr Mail Order Depart- iment. We can furnish you with information relative to koods of any kind. We invite mail orders and solicit correspondence. DECEMBER FASHION SHEETS HERE FOR YOU. Onrrersators. Any one carfimitate, but guly a few can orzthate. ‘The two features now ing introduced the **Pari- sian Panel” and the “*Lon- don Mezzo Tint"—are en- tirely original. and wile they may be Lade.sewhero im the course of time at present they are produced only at RINCE'S." Artist Fotograté Cor. Lith and Pa. ave, Tuer Mosewesras. 057 and 909 F st. now. ‘Fine Millinery. Cloaks, Hosiery, Gloves, &e. ‘We inaugurate a very extraordinary sale this week. It is one of our great “*Speciai” Sales, and we believe it is the best this season and we want to impress this upon you—is that the bar- wains offered are just as they are advertised. ‘One of its striking features— CLOAK SALE. ‘Hizh-cost garments at immense bargains, compris- ing over 26 different styles. All new in style, reliable in fabric, finish and desirable in every way, embracing Fur-trimined Reecers and Vest Effect Jackets, values im no instance less than $12. ALL OFFERED UNIFORMLY AT 85.98. stylesof garments, fabries of choice qual- embracing tajjor-made desirable of the above would be reasonable $8.98 regular Ni ‘NOVELTY CAPES, $14 TO $34. ‘They are STYLE. Children’s Coats, Gretchen, at the uniform price Regular trom $2.50 te $5.50. FURS. styles, original designs, choleest materials, im every detail. Muffs from 98 to the Imported Coque Boas. Koduced to 98e. Imported J-yard long Coque Boas. Reduced to ‘TRIMMED MILLINERY. Desirable styles in Elegantly Trimmed Bonnets and Untrimmed Felt Tats of every description, all the latest shades and shapes. y Novelties. Jet Bonnet Crowns and Orne- jth Embroidered Crowns, Fancy Feathers, Ostrich Panpons, Ke. to 82. 25a bunch. siren a complete line of Hats aud Capes. a Biaek for millamery and SPECIAL GLOVE SALE. P., the Paris, dee. Regular price, 23c. 120 dozen Linen Lawn Embroidered and Scalloped Edges, to be divided in two lots. Regular price, 2 Rewular price, 30c. and S0e. guality. A GREAT SPECIAL SALE In Hosiery aad Merino Uniterwear, aiso Corseta, THE MONUMENTAL. Your Cosrorr. Nothing addsso much to your com- fort asa perfectly fitting, comtort- sble shoe. Every pair weeell you is carefuliy selected ax the pair of ail oar stock best adapted to the little twists and turns.af your foot—hence sts bound to give yuu comfortable wear. All our shoes sze of the best makes, ‘Fell made, strona end stylish. We take special pains to provide you with the shoe best fitted to your foot. If yoa sze looking for eomfort you ‘cannot do better than come here for your shoes, We offer the usual Ladies’ ¢3..50 Shoes for $2.48. $1.25 Folicoman Gurns frrnishes the most: prcss- me ivo temperance lectere that Wasaingtom has ponte " W. 1. KENEASTER & co., eaten Ao oc aota — 1115 Pest. uw. hn ‘The Yering sea trouble is beginning to take rani in paste circies with the sealslin sacque ites Leet ulote LW. ROGRE, Manager, —— Ee Bw i N al —_ “The world and they are hand and gtove.” Likewise the world and we Are handand glove. We furnish ‘The glove—the world the hand. And It furnishes many Of them—large hands, fat hands, hard hands, Weak Londs, lean hands, Dainty Lands, sual hands, but all hands Owned by people of exceilent Judgment, who “Know a good thing when they see it.” Of truth these people aro superior judges Of Gloves, aud select the “FOSTER” because ‘That kind is the best. ‘They Know that the words “WILLIAM FOWLER” and “FOSTERINA" are certain symbols Of superior quality, faultless make and Perfect fit. Every Glove Bearing on the inside of the wrist One of these names Isa genuine Foster, and May be depended upon to satisty ‘The purchaser. upP'y Of EVENING GLOVES, ‘The “Opera shedeo” Prevail, thoush there ere Biacks and Whites, of course. Pearl, Lavender, Heliotrope, Light Pink and.ight Ten are Aion the dainty shades. Come iu and seo them. 907 PA. AVE. AND COR. F AND 13TH STS, J. C. Heremssos, at . gts oy ita pen te 2S le eee, 3 Eizut. et BS - 0,9 BB - Ligut. Rinet THAT PRICE 18, Ret Eiht rte ATTACHED TO A WHOLE Eiht Fight Ninety IN) Ninety- BAG Wispow rort or sew, Hivty _—_—_— ELEGANT AND STYLISH Eieht Rinety- AMEX Bits GARMENTS FOR — LADIES Rieety AND Riaee bith fie MISSES. —— As we stated in last Saturday's Star end Sunday Post that the entire line were a MANUFACTURER'S SAMPLES, It will be to your own interest as well as our benefit to get one of these fine Jackets, if your size is among them ONE AND TWO Of akina, but 400 To select from. This offering is worthy of any one's attention. Not less than @12 and frow that up to @25 is what they are actually worth. a) SEF bags 2 Mg nett We consider a lucky number to tell off this unhesrd- of bargain, and any one will play im luck ifthey get ‘one of the vember suc! $25 Coats during the sale are. 28 Coats during the sale are.. $27 Coats during the sale a1 ‘$22 Coats during the sale $19 Coats during the sale are. $18 Coats during the sale are. 216 Coats during the sale are. $14 Coats during the sale are. #12 Coats during the sale are. $10 Coats during the sale are. 89 Co's during the sale are... 28 Coats during the sale are, #30 Capes during the sale are. #22 Capes durimg the sale are, B16 Capes during the sale are, 13 Capes during t $12 Capes during the sale are,, —FOR CAsH.—— —CoaTs.— Coats during the sale are. Coats during the sale —CAPES. — Capes during the DON'T FORGET THE DAYS, Commencing Monday, November 16, and continuing ‘Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. we will have special sale of Coats and Capes, offering a reduction on these woods of 15 per cent FOR CASH. Why do wedothist This, you know, is our first season keep- ing these goods, and our sales ou them throuzh Oc- tober and the first baif of November have exceeded our expectations, and we propose to make the above mentioned four days the banner day's of thé season in these goods, and thus, by xivine tho lust half of No- tart, 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 sizes, and these must go. ‘We show you Lelow in figures what a reduction of 15 rer cent will be, and when you also take into considera- tion we have been selling Coats and Capes all the sea. son less than our con:petitors, becausa we chose this this plan of introducing our department, you will realize what you will save Ly baying from us during our four days’ ssle, $15.30 813.00 812.75 MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND it THURSDAY. UST RECEIVED, \MPLE JEL SENE sha PARE Sa More Asovr Tur Searsere QUESTIO} Don't believe the half of what you Fead about the Sealskins drop} Bree. “Aealntine will alway’ remain pee aati ora aa We ‘Seassin from F45-747 Bh St 80. eh i ‘ ‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. M AY, NOVEMBER 16, 1891. AP RNE VY =) — JR. Gotpecesr, 1007-1009 F ST. N. W. BAILY |SPEGIAL LETTER.SALE GF and lined throuchout with silk. It is the custom to wait antil Janu- ary before reducing prices, but the custom i have to foregp the pleasure of wear ing th during the season in which most needed. We have made the cut Just as deep today as if it wore January. $15 Piush Coats for $7.50. Two styles, Reefer and Tight-Stting. AML sizes. $20, #25 and $27.50 Plush Coats for $10. “Inthe Tixht-Btting and Rec styles, with rolling collar, high shoulders, silk lined, superior qual- ity of Plush and the cheapest ond most serviceable 810 Coate possible to buy. $24 Plush Coats for $12.50. Finished with vest and full rolling collar, high shoulders, stylish shape, Sik lined and s wenuine bargain. 840 Plush Coats for $15. This Coat 4s made from superior quality of Plush, with Vest Front and full shaw/-rolling collar of real Astrakhan Fur, lich shoulders, superior qual- ity, silk lined, ond is a wonderfully 00d coat for the money. Cares. We have been forunate enongh to secure snother fot of the popular $12 Bernhardt Capes. They are made from. fine Cheviot, Braided Front and back and finished with Medici collar, Feather edged. It is prize Cape for the money. WILLIAM H. McKNEW, It 933 Pennsylvanis ave. Tue Fan, Tan Asp H Srs. N.W. Farasxze & Co. Bae fOR BALE athaaity 008 st eS oo, BALE ut ES o maw Ccol BALE 2am” cout 20e. SALE. We offer for tomorrowa 2c. SALE list of goods at 29c.for 2%. SALE each item. These goods 2th. SALE are worth from 50c.up, 20. SALE but in order to creates 20. SALE a novel sale, and at the 20. SALE ‘Mec. SALE same thne offer our pee 2%. SALI 20. SALE trons a list of excellent — 29. BA! 20c. SALE , barzains,wehavereduecd 2. BALE ‘Mec. SALE the prices of all to 20c. ‘2%. SALE Alt of Wooden Sucar Buckets. Alotof 4-string Pyrlor Brooms. A lot of G-quart Coffee Pots, Alot of Waier Buckets, Alot of 10-qnart Block Alot of 12-rine Muffin Pans, A lot of No. 2 Patent Universal Measures. A lot of Yellow Mixing Bowis. Six Encraved Crystal Tumbiers. Six Extra Large Crystal Wine Glasses. Six Crystal Punch Mugs... Six Crystal Cordial Giasses. Six Fine Crystal Sauce Dishes. A lot of Crystal Hand Lamps, complete. Alot of Handsome Decorated Vases. Alot of Fine French China Decorated Fruit Plates Alot of Fine French Cuina Broad Plates. A lot of Fine China Decorated Bakers, Alot of Decorated China Bowis, TOM'S LETTERS. VIII. Pe ee Dear Jack: Next tohis boarding house and his darter shop a man visits his outfitter more frequently than anywhere else. If every rusn has as clever an outfitter as Auerbach is, I don't wonder at {t. ‘The atmosphere ubout his place sceme to breathes genuine welcome, and the merit in his goods seems to compel an early ‘call again.” The Under Gar- ments which he is selling for 1.50 0 Piece will make: lifelong customers of a'lwho buy them—they're such good Donest value. ‘Yours, . Tom. . ——o JOS. AUERBACH, 931 F STREET. WINTER OPENING. SESRRRERERERERRERERE RRR WRAPS. Alot of Gilt Decorated Creain Pitchers € A lot of Crystal Breakfast Sets... 200 Alot of Half-gallon Crystal Tank: 290 A A lot of Fancy Crystal Fruit Stands. . 280 Ae Alot of Decorated Terra Cotta Cus 29 perk Alot of Ornavented Plush Mirrors... 290 Fy os ‘Alot of Biack Walnut Corner Bracket 200 ‘And many other articles for 20c. K J FFF MM M! AN! Be AT Eb Guae AE = 5% 24° ft MM M AAA N = 2.5 oe Rok a°a uc ¥ MMMAON z Und Ee z HOF SSYLVANA AVE. N.W., T H H ERE LEADER OF LOW PRICES. 1t AS. re AA ERE § @ Wiis roc f, TMITITH H A NN N DDD B® Sek RRR SRT HH dk NR SDD BRE ob AA RRL RK THM AA NRX DD u Bop = God tun ak EE Ki 7 T MH A AN NN DDD eco ITIT 88, SN NO OW ow ee FS P% gis "YT gts RRR WwwW M2 80 33 ey Fog. SRS. Wy fuz* God “od at tS § 8S ORS OW Ww OS MARKeT SP. FFF RRR A NNN KOK ERR FO RR ASA NXN KK EL E 15 PER CENT REDUCTION IN COATS. FRR 2°2 NOXN ROK tu Eee 5 N of . ak eco 15 PER CENT REDUCTION IN CAPES. os es oo 15 PER CENT REDUCTION IN COATS. eed ¢ c 3 3 15 PER CENT REDUCTION IN CAPES. 4si* ‘Gcu ‘oo’ 2 TTT N.Y. ave., cor. 15th. at UNDER CLOTHIER. AARLLAAAGERLAAALERELAAAARAASS Mrs. LV. Szaren, ‘Wit display on WEDNESDAY, November 18, an A WONDER IN SHOEMAKING. , SPECIAL SHOES FOR LADIES. A FULL LINE NOW 5X STOCK. Price $3.50. ‘These Shoes look well and At well. ‘They aze comfortable to tendor feet. ‘ade on the bench at our Baltimore house Good material nsed to make them. family shoo. Extra orders will be 50 cents extra price, ask for our make—83.50 Shoe. if WILSON & CARR, (Custom Bhosmakera, 20 F ST. N.W. ‘You won't be without them after one trisl. . ‘This shoe ts worth $5. 00 of anybody's indiey. B16-6t Baltimore Store, 4 ang 6 Baltimore s:. Call and soo them. Asis for them It's the favorite 2 GODS. $1.50 Mzs. Porre: Sav Inoxs, $1.10. ‘The famous Mra. Potts’ Sad Irons comprise three (3) full polished Irons, one detachable, clways cool han- dle, and one sad iron stand. This whole outfit we offer for $1.10, whieh is far cheaper than the ordinary fiat 15e. Srezz Cane Tonxens, 12c. ‘This Cake Turner is the very best quality we ever offered at I5e, Special price Ie. Graxrre Inox Wang Ar Srecut Parces. ‘Sat. Granito Iron Coffee Pots, 89e. S-qt. ‘Tea Pots, 89c. 3-qt. Berlin Saucepans, 89c. 4-at. Lipped Saucepans, 6c. Sat. ° ‘Windsor Saucepans, 79. 250. Srex-Ence Dusr Paxs.19c. Tats ts the most durable Dust Pan made, asit is made so strong and ha»a steel edge. Very good value at 25c. 2,500 Toorsricxs For 2c. ‘These Toothpieks are of good quality. Faxcy Cama Derannenz. 10c. Decorated Oatmeal Bowls, 7c. 8c. Thin China Hand-psinted Fruit Plates, 11¢. B8e. Magnificently Decorated Fruit Plates of blended color s and stippled gold, 25c. ‘Thin China Gold Band Cups and Sancers, 160. ‘Thin China Gold-band Fruit Plates, 12. Sivez Wane Dersrrvenr. Rogers’ Triple-plated Knives, $1.65 set. Rogers’ Teaspoons, 85c. set. Silver-plated Salts and Peppers, in neat boxes, 48¢. set. ‘25e. Silver-plated Butter Knives, 190. Gisss Wane Banoass. 48c. Glass Cracker Jars, 28¢. 48c. Large Glass Water Pitchers, 350. 50c. dozen Goblets, of clear cut glass, 20. each. Colorod Gas Globes, 25c. 5c. Glass Saucers, Be. Gloss Salt Shakers with plated tops and patent ar- rangement inside to break the salt, ouly 100, 5c. Care Scavrzzs “Stan Soar.» 3c. ‘This Soap has a reputation of long standing and you save 2c. on every cake you buy of us at this salo. 150. Lance “Hamsers, 7c. These Hammers are those Large Hammers which Youso often pay 150. Dusxez Sets. 8 Magnificently Decorated Dinner and Tea made of the most durable quality ware, such Put our guarantee to every piece. Special $17.90. Were $24. fp } Toner Sets, We have just received 87 Toilet Sets of at least 35 different styles, which we shall offer at $4.90. Worth 96. 75-86. 25-85. 75. R. Gotpsomnn, xis 1007-1009 FST. N.W. Mackiwtose Wearnen TTTT HIS 18 MACKINTOSH WEATH- t ER AND WE HAVE ENOUGH T OF THEM OF THE RIGHT SORT TO SUPPLY NEARLY ALL. THE MEN IN TOWN. VERY STYLISH GARMENTS IN TWEED EFFECTS, IN PLAIN COLORS AND NEAT PLAIDS AND CHECKS. THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY IMPERVIOUS TO ALL MOISTURE WITHOUT THE LEAST APPEABANCE OF A WATER- PROOF. ALL SIZES AND EVERY RELIABLE GRADE AT MERELY NOMINAL PRICES. TTTTHE MANY COMPLIMENTARY Fy REMARKS HEARD ABOUT OUR @ OVERCOATS ARE DUE SOLELY TO TRE EXCELLENCE OF THE GARMENTS, THE FINEST TAIL- ORS IN THE COUNTRY CAN PRO- DUCE NO FINER OR MORE AR- TISTIC GARMENTS. TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF DOUBLE OR SINGLE- BREASTED, DARK, MEDIUM OR LIGHT COLORS, ROUGH OR SMOOTH SURFACE, LONG, ME- DIUM OR SHORT LENGTH, SILK, ITALIAN OR CASSIMERE LINING, THEY ARE ALL HERE AND ARE ALL EQUALLY STYLISH. PROPER PRICES ALWAYS. Rostvsox, Panxea & Co.; pee Tus Larcesr Excrusive Crormxe 1200,1202 & 1204 FST.N.W. mois www ww “4 Sureto please you with the the NEW HOME SEWING Exquisite work done with such ease that « ‘child can secomplish it, OUB OFFER TO THE PUBLIC ‘In to send one to your house . free of charge, and try i at _ Your leisure, ‘We Bepairand Rent al! kinds of Sewing inde of ‘500 Dress Forms at 30e. each. pe See oan, latest _ tment, at €20 aptece, at 3 OPPENEEIMER'S, > : oo Ys 614 Mhs. ow, Unvrawean, Ladies’ Ribbed Balbricran Vest, high neck and long sleeves, the Usual 37}ecent quality, only cent, ‘Ladies’ Pian Balbrizran Vests_by plain we mean what the trade calle “*flat_ goods.” high neck and long sleeves, the usual b0-cent gaality, ‘only 35 cents. Three for 8) Suits of Ribbed Balbriggan Vests and Pants, only 8c. The Vests have high neck and long sleeves, G8 cents Per suit; of will sell singe pieces at 49 .cents, Hostzay. A special lot of One Hundred Dozen Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hose, which we bought tosell two pairs for 2o cents, Just as fast a Bisck as any ‘25-cent qualities. Having but one stze left (size 7 inch) in Children’s Fast Biack Cash- mere and Cotton Hose, we shall close ‘them out at 17 cents per pair; 3 patra for 50 cents. ‘Ladies’ Black Cashmere Hose, never before sold for less than 35 centa, only 25 cents per pair. It isan un- common thing to be sble to buys rood Cashmere Hose as low aa 25 cents. We nse it as alevertodraw you to the store in the hope that you may find something else also that ‘will tempt you. Other houses will advertise Um- brellas and Maciutoshes because it is rainy. We have both—and are sell- ing them today. a a PE kee BBB 00 n he § ee G3 Wu OUR GREAT 83 EUREKA HAND-SEWED SHOES FOR LADIES AND GENTS Are the most popular Shoes District because they are ‘most and superior to competitors’ $4 Shoes. THE 83 EUREKA SHOES FOR LADIES Areeither hand-welt or hand-turn, made of finest donsola or kangaroo, in any desirabie style. shape. size or width, made with regular or cork- {Silied soles, are wonderfully comfort- able and more durable than any other known shoe, THE $3 EUREKA SHOES FOR MEN Are genuine hand-sewed welt, in either isced, congress oF button— made of best quality calf, with oak leather bottoms, either cork-filled or regular soles,and made in ali de- ‘sirable shapes and widtha, They present the appearance of made-to-order shoes and will wear tally as well. —o— HAHN'S, 990 AND 932 7TH 8T., 1914 AND 1916 PENNA. AVE., 3t___ 231 PENNA, AVE SEL ml ui Yeawes m Continuing until entire stock of ODD SIZES, ODD LUTS AND ALL SOILED MUSLIN UNDERWEAR is disposed of. ‘We hold this sale at this time to make room for the NEW GOUDS, which will arrive shortly for our JANUARY UNDERWEAR SALE. Our idea is to clear out all ODD LOTS and ALL SOILED UNDERWEAR at or about PB heey 3 = f rie TE Pr Ru So as toenable usto start our JANU- ARY SALE with an entirely NEW and FRESH STOCK. NEVER WAS SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY OFFERED FOR FINE UNDERWEAR AT SUCH LOW ss pe me Fre E E. : A Roraz Fraser. Desirabie foods at prices ato goods never before, We muat howe And quickly, too, at that Bee how we propowe to wot tt Today and tomorrow you shall bave the choice of any of our BIRD CAGES, whether they formerly sold at @1, #2 or 8%, FOR Soe. Our BABY CARRIAGES must go. We ave 50 of them displayed on our third floor, ‘and it doesn't matter whether they formerly sold for 12, €15 of $20. Today you may take your choice FOR #5. We bave as handsome a stock of ALBUMS a» can be found in the city. They sold formerly for $1.90, #2, €2.30and @, We don’t want them. ‘Take your choice today FOR 98, You must be quick if you want any of those METAL PICTURE FRAMES we are selling at Zip CENTS each, TWO FOR 5 CENTS. Thay Dave «ines fronts fend are neatly finished in silver and elt Fine Metal Frames, tn the newest styiee and istest patterns, at 25 cents, 50 cente 473 conte each. These goods are sold elsewhere for two end three times our Brice “The immenee stock of moods which We purchased from the estate of Christian uppert at the dotlar i fest It includes Fancy Goode, Worsteds, Embroidery Materials of sil Kinds, Stainped Linens, Infante’ ¥ Bric-adrac, Art Goods, Toss and Gamen, ud we are Closing them out at 50C. Ox Tur Doran Exscrx 1-2 Price. Of what you will pay for these goods else where. We refund the money on any unsatisfar- tory purchase if returned in good order ‘Within four weeks from day of purchase. te =] 410 BRR MM R Ee St or XY ¥ re PYEG3 PRICES. Call early and secure the pick. We bave Aivided them into aS IIT a i O% THT gs al ho SF ¢ ot LLL 00 .¥ Lor 1 ‘This lot consists of Drawers and Ar 19. mise, goods worth from 25c. to 30. ‘Drawers—Deep hems and tucks, yoke bands, excellent cotton ;some with lace trimming and tucks, ‘Chemise—Made of good quality cotton, yokes of fnserting and tucks, lace around neck. Others with lace-trimmed necks and Gown front. Ar 19¢. Lor 2 _ Tuistot consists of Drawers, Chemise, Ar Gowns, Corset Covers and Skirts. In this lot you will find goods worth from: ‘50e. to T5e. ‘Drawers—Lace-trimmed bottoms, with ‘tucks above ; some with embroidered bot- ‘toms, tucks above. Chemise—All-over embroidered fronts, trimmed around neck and sleeves; oth- ers with tucks, yokes and inserting of embroidery. Gowns—Excellent cotton, double yokes back and front, trimmed around neck and sleeves with cambric rufiie, yokes nished with herring-bone trimming. Other odds and ends in Gowns that will surprise you at the price offered. Corset Covers—Made of Lonsdale cain- bric, some with yokes of all-over om- brotdery, trimmed around neck and Sleeves; others with hemstitched yokes, with tucking between, and some others with lace trimming. ‘Skirte_Made of excellent cotton, cam- bric ruffle, edged with embroidery: others with lace-trimmed ruffles, Ar 4l1e. Lor 3 _ Tus tot comprises Drawers, Gowns, Ar 69c. ‘Corset Covers and Skirts—goods that ‘weree sold from 75c. to 87c. In this lot arg Gowns with all-over em- broidered yokes, some with tucks and inserting, others lace-trimmed yokes Drawers—Lace trimmed, with tucks above, otbers embroidery trimmed. Corset Covers—All-over-lace fronts, ewbroldery yokes with tucks, others hemstitched yokes with Hamburg in- sorting. Ar 69c. Lor 4 Tus 20t consists of Gowns, Drawers, Ar 79. Lor Ar Corset Covers and Skirts that were sold from Sic. to €1. Elaborately trimmed with fine em- broidery and lace—in very pretty styles, ‘made of excellent quality cotton, Ar 79. ~ Tntbislot you will find goods that OD were sold from 81.25 to 81.98. These prices may surprise you, but it only ‘needs an inspection to appreciate the 1.19. cooasatsocn wondertut pices Gowns, Corset Covers, Chemises and Skirts made of Lonsdale Cambric; oth- ‘ers with fine soft Snisbed cotton, elabo- rately trimmed with fine lace and em- broideries, too numerous to mentiva, Ar ‘ $1.19. Your choice of the above is here. ‘They await your selection. Don't delay, ‘but call at once. ‘Odds and Ends sn Soiled Muslin Un- Gerwear at one-ualf the regular price. ~(E nag He ma“ ¢ FER “Ny n Ee for FR ERAp ES NNN rE rR Eee Rk RN NN THE LEADING TOY AND FANCY Goops HOUSE IN THE CITY, n 403 AND 405 7TH BST. X.W, Kore Pransacr, 7TH AND E STS. N. W., LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES. —— RUBBER GOODS DEPARTMENT. 1.25 Family Syringes, three hard rubber pipes. (@2 Family Syringe, bard rubber tues and connec toms, each one cuarantesd perfect or mowey cheerfutly refunded... ma me 91.75 Fountain 8yringes, 2-quart, comp 218 @2,00 Fountain Springes, 3-quart, complete 81.40 Hot Water Bags, Rabber Bandages, Nursery Outfits, Ice Bags and all sorts of rnbber appliances very cheap. ‘Te. Atomizers, bard rubber tubes, OLY sees ‘Special Barwa’n. —o— TRUSSES, BRACES AND SUPPORTERS. Onur line of Trasses is the largest now in the city, and we have worked a perfect revolution im prices, We have Trusses at G0e., 75e. and #1 for which you ‘have heretofore paid all the way upto€5. We cau St infants, boys or girls and adults, male or female, Lady in attendance for females). We have spared ud money to inake this department very complete, eeving ‘no Feason Why these goods should not be suid at low ae any other necessaries. The **Knickerbocker™ Shoulder Brace, a very good ‘one, we recommend at 75c., though we haye several others. Of Abdominal an@ Womb Supporters we carry @ large assortment at equally moderate prices, —a—— COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. —o— KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E STS. N.W. Pee ae eae ae ea ee ae ee eae eae AMARYLIS DU JAPON te the FINEST PEG. FUME MADE. Weeli it by the ounce, bottles fur- ished Sree of charce. Oume in and get persumed with ik 7rom the atomizer, W. A. Prace & Co, 729 Market Spaces Corner Sth st, As Uxprnwsan Consen. ‘We are rushing this department at s very great rate, Sales bere are inore than doubling: themselves, What is doing? Why, GOOD GOODS st CLOSE PRICES. We are selling this season the best qualities of UNDERWEAR at SMALLER PRICES than any oue else in Washington. You have only to examine out Stock and find this out for yourselves. You will see something of it im this ad. today. LADIES’ WooL MIXED VEST and PANTS, regular Soc. quality. REDUCED & Mic. per garment, LADIES’ WOOL MIXED VEST ané PANTS. Regular price, 75c. REDUCED to FULL LINE of AMERICAN HOSTERT COMPANY DERWEAR, in all STYLES and sizes, st 12 percent LESS than the regular *. PTADIPS' WOOL RIBBED VEST. Regular price, Se. OR JOB PRICE. Gie. exch. LADIES’ EXTRA FINE WOOL RIBBEC VEST, with hand crochet finish aronnd neck, Gown front. Regularprice, 1.25. SPECIAL *{NDles FINE WOOL, RIBRED VEST i WHITE, NATURAL or RED. Reular price 21.2%. SPECIAL PRICE, #1.00each. LADIES’ NON-SHRINKABLE WOOL RIB BED VEST. Regular price, @1.25. SI CIAL BARGAIN PRICE, @1.09 each. LADIES’ EXTRA QUALITY WOOL Rib BED VEST and PANTS, JERSEY FITTING in CARDINAL or WHITE. Regular pricg 1.50. REDUCED TO 81.29 each. CHILDREN'S WOOL MIXED VEST wd PANTS at 15 per cont less than the rerukr Price. CHILDREN'S WOOL RIBBED COMBIN.- TION SUITS. INFANTS’ FINE RIBBED VEST om WRAPPERS in COTTON AND WOOL, ALL ‘WOOL, SILK AND WOOL, SILK, also FINE CASHMERE, et the lowest prices. LADIES’ EXTRA FINE WOOL RIBBED COMBINATION SUITS. Regular price,€2.73 to $2.88. REDUCED TO ‘$2.19 PER SUIT. $1 Ki Groves For 57c. GLOVE SALE EXTRAORDINARY. Another big lot of Gloves st a SACKIFICE, ‘This time they are way down. We bave secured from a prominent importer an immense lot of LADIES’ Sbutton-iength MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDE GLOVES in ail of the DESIRABLE SHADES of TANS and BROWNS. These Goves sell recularly everywhere for Gc. and 81 PAIR. In fact they are the same GLOVES: that we have been running! the past yesr ae # SPECIAL for We. YOU CAN TAKE YOUR PICK of this lot WHILE THE. ARE HERE meer oe ‘Toe. LADIES' CLOTH FOR 47c. 3 pieces btinch LADIES CLOTH, im BLACK. GRAY and CHECKED. Regular 73c. goods. WE OFFER THIS TUESDAY FOR A47o. vanv. ‘1S¢. SILKOLINE FOR 8. YARD. 20 pieces SILKOLINE, in ali of the delicate