Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TURSDAY November 17, 1891. = = (CHOSEY 5. NOYES. THE EVENING STAR bes a requiar and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of anv other paper in the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it has no competit, —_———_—SESEa_Paaa ‘The successor to Mr. Proctor in the cabinet ‘Will fall heir to an office that has been admi- rably conducted. Perhaps, too, he will receive asa legacy the fruits of the many reforms that the retiring minister has undertaken, reforms ‘that have just begun to develop results in the army, and that seem destined to grow into greater importance in the coming months Few secretaries have ever accomplished more and better things during a peaceful administra- tion than ex-Governor, ex-Secretary and now Senator Redfield Proctor, who, with a quiet nd unassuming manner, has applied generous ‘and humane common sense to the affairs of the army with results that must be lasting. The enlistment of Indians, the establishment of canteens at army poste, the removal of griev- ances and the reduction of desertions—these ‘and many other successful measures make a geod record. -—--—+ Mr. Richard Croker, the Tammany boss, is credited with a determination to make, if pos- sible, Gov.-elect Flower the democratic candi- date for President in 1392. It is even said that Mr. Flower’s frieuds planned for such » thing last summer when they secured Mr. Cleveland's support for their man for the nomination to the governorship. This is not unexpected mews. Long ago it was foreseen that if Mr. Flower could make his calling and election to Albany sure he would refurbish his former am- Dition to make sure his calling and election to the White House. It is a great thing tobe elected governor of such astate as New York by 50,000 majority. Few democrats have ac- complished the feat, and then they have done it under very peculiar conditions. Mr. Flower's ‘boom is likely tocollide with that of at least two other distinguished New Yorkers, but this may Prove an advantage if they do not combine against him. The combination of Messrs. Gleveland and Hill is the combination of oil and water. Hence the friends of Mr. Flower argue that he has a fair field, some of the best of the workers on bis side, and encouraging promise of success. += ‘The New York Times again gives space to the imaginative Washington correspondent who discovered and exposed the corrupt con- spiracy of the people of the District of Colum- bia to elect Mr. Crisp Speaker, upon which mare's nest Tux Stan recently commented. In response to Tax Stan's scoringof the slauder- ous feature of his ridiculous fabrication the correspondent, without defending his Mun- chausenism, inquires what Tar Sta would say if he should overhaul the “Boss Shepherd’ period of the city, the relations of the news- papers to the “Boss” and their share in the “Boss's plunder.” Tux Stan would probably say that a clander of the present could not be helped out by reprinting decayed slanders of Editor. Maovorn Suz Axo Unuorsrerr aoons Ar Joris Lassponers, Near 132u Axp F Sra. N. W. ‘We are now offeriuz the greatest bargains in Household Furniture, Carpets and Up- hoistery Goods ever distributed in Washing- ton. Our eight floors are literally losded with the best and most artistic pieces of Parlor, Library, Boudoir and Dining Room Farni- ture ever displayed, We simply ask an in- spection and comparison, feeling assured that such will instantly corroborate all we cium. Today we give a detailed list ofa few of the wost conspicuous values: Cuams. Solid Oak Dining Chairs with Cane Seats, only @1 each. Hish Back Solid Oak Dining Chairs, only each. close Out the balance of onr stock of $5, 26, $6.50 Gilt Reception Chairs we offer them at the extraordinary low price of $4.50 each. Roce: Solid Oak Rockers, only $2.85 each. ° Solid Osk Parlor Rockers, with uphols- tered Plush and Tapestry Seats, various finishes, only $5 each. Haut Sraxps. Solid Oak Hall Stands, with 4 hooks and Mirror, only $6.50 each, fully worth $9. Solid Oak Hall Stands in Old English Finish, novel shape and very showy, worth $20, only $14.50." Tasrrs. Solid Oak Tables. Only $1 each. Larger size Solid Oak Tables for Card Playing, Library, &c., $1.70 each. Carroxtens. Solid Oak Chiffoniers, well made and finished, Gdrawers, no mirror, 10tHi Cen- tury finish, worth $11, only 88.50 each. Sivrsoanps. Elegant 45-in. Solid Oak Sideboards in 16th Century finish, reduced from $22 to 815.50. Carxa Siuxs Reovcen. We offer 10 different patterns of 33-inch Figured China Silk, attractive colorinzs, formerly sold at $1, at the reduced price of ‘Toc. per yard. Rees. the past; that nobody of intelligence in Wash- ington, not even among his former enemies, longer views A. R. Shepherd as the corrupt “Boss” that just such correspondents as the one under consideration once pictured him, and that the Times ought to be ashamed of itself to give space to ® correspondent whose only defense of one slander upon this community is a threat te resurrect and print other calnmnies. SS ee Harvesting at night time is the latest propo- sition, the illumination being supplied by electricity. What will the hired man think of it? Under the present arrangement the farm hand, it is understood, arises from his bed at about 2:15 a.m. and returns thereto somewhere im the vicinity of 10 p.m., but this electrical Proposition, if carried out. would seriously interfere with the hired man’s rest. Of course the twenty-four bour arrangement would suit the farmer who desired to gather in and secure his crops while the weather was propitious, but what about the laborer? The provision of & distinct set of laborers for night work would settle the problem. Few farmers, however, would care to hire a force of men to work from 20 p.m. to 2:15 am., and it must beevident that the present staff could not lose much more sleep without cultivating insomnia. There are two sides to this question of making hay while the arc-light shines. oe ‘The two parties, one supreme in the Senate, the other in the House, should not in their de- site for advantage in the presidential campaign of next year lose sight of one very important thing: Certain legislation is indispensable for the good of the whole country, and the people, without regard to party, want this legislation enacted without much concern as to its effect on the fortunes of parties. Measures of great publie utility should not be so wrapped up in the schemes of party caucuses as to aifect their spirit and execution. ooo The French chamber of deputies having ap- Proved the tariff of 25 francs on salted meats as fixed by the senate the question of the re- admission into France of American pork is de- cided more or less m our favor. The probibi- tive measure of 1831 will be repealed as soon as the new tariff act goes into effect, which will be in a few weeks, or as soon as the new tariff Jaw is proclaimed. The spparently high rate of duty is better than total exclusion, and there is hope that a lower rate will be secured before jong. ——-+- ‘Minister Betcheller said in Tax Stax on Sat- Uniay that there was not much of a republican sentiment in Portugal. At the Lisbon elec- tion, the next day, the republican ticket was overwhelmingly slaughtered. Mr. Batcheller stems to have kept his eyes open while in Por- ‘tagal, which some of the correspondents have not done lately. Se eee The newspapers that are accused of having violated the law because they printed pictures of the new coins are all duly penitent, no doubt. But care should be taken lest the pub- lic become prejudiced against a Goddess of Liberty who is #0 exclusive that she doesn’t ‘want her picture in the newspapers. or New York's anxiety about ber water supply might have furnished the Chicago paragrapher with a brilliant opening for his wit if there bed not been so much genuine seriousness in ‘the situation. +e Secretary Foster is unmistakable and frank im any position he assumes. His attitude in Ohio politics was taken promptly and squarely, and with a vigorous emphasis that cannot fail te exert some infiuence. —-— ‘The Boston people who are laboring with storekeepers tohave them sell no cigarettes to girls should also labor some with the girls to persuade them not to buy them. ————<_o-———— ‘The “original rain-maker” bas tarned up—a trifle prematarely in view of the fact that made rain is not yet among the established facta. + Among various things nobody wants Phila pelphia hase diphtheria epidemic. The dig- nified old city is having considerably more ‘than her share of the embarrassments of life. $$ ‘The situation in Europe is one of sensational averment one day, succeeded the next by stout denial ‘The London scandal has been crowded out of the news field by the South American revo- tation of late. eee affair with Chile settled without a single ulti- mata, ae Ex-Governor Foraker can eousole ‘with the reflection that no man can be great and not make enemies. a ree ‘The President's duck shooting trip will re- ume its customary place in publie attention. Largest stock of Ane goods in the city In view of the fact that many of our pa- trons were disappointed in getting one or more of the Fur Ruzs advertised during our Special Saie at $2.:35, we beg to announce that we have received another invoice of them and will continue to sell them this week st the reduced price. White, Black aud Gray Japanese Fur Rugs, large size, only $2.35. Regular price, $3 and $3.50. ‘We shall also offer a few more ‘‘odds and ends” of John Bromley & Son's Smyrna Rags. Size 2 feet 2 inches by 4 feet 6 inches re- duced to $2.45 Size 2 feet 6 inches by 5 feet reduced 10 $2.95. Size J feet by 6 feet reduced to $4.95. Size 4 feet by 7 feet reduced to $7.25 Davacers. We shall also close out a small lot of the Dest quality Felt Draggets; Size 3 by 3 yards, reduced to $4.7: Size 3 by 3% yards, reduced to $5. Aanr Sqvanes Repvcen. ‘We sball also close out the balance of our stock of best quality All-wool Art Sqnares at the following reduced prices: Byands by 2 yards, only 86. yards! y 3 yards, only $7.25. ‘Syards by 33s yards, only $8.50. Byards by 4 yards, only #9. ‘By 4% yards, only $10. Bby S yards, only $12 each. 4 by 5 yands, only $16 each. Aar Sovanes, Ispabazn Art Squares reduced. These we will close out st the following reduced Size 3 yanis by 3 yards, only #12. Size 2 vy 24 yards, only $1: Size 3 by 4 yards, on’ Size 3 by 434 yurds, only $17.25. ‘This is beyond question the best opportn- nity ever offered to buy Ruys end Art Sowres. It will pay you te anticipate your ‘wants for sowe time to come. Conrarss. ‘The largest stock we have ever shown, In order to be able to truthtully say we are of- fering the best bareains we have ever of- fered we have made three or four very marked reductions. 50 pairs of Fine Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains, fair value at $1.75, only 81 per pair. pairs of White Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtacns, 3% yards long, fall width, in at- tractive Brussels effects, reduced from $3 to 82 per pair. White and Ecrn Nottingham Lace Cur- tains, 33 yards long, full width, superior Brussels effects, reduced from €5 to $3.50 er pair. - Srercrat. 48 pairs of elegant Chenille Turcoman Curtains, 50 inches wide and 3 yards long exclusive of the frince, finisted with dado and reduced from $7 to $5.89 per pair. 50 patrs of fine Irish Point Lace Curtains, ‘36 yards long, 50 inches wide, attractive pattern and very showy, reduced from $7 to ‘€5 per pair. Urnorsrenxa Goons. ‘These few lots we shall close ont st the following extraordinary low prices: SO-inch French Tapestries. in light striped effects, suitable for either furniture cover- ings or curtains, reduced from @1.50 to $1 per yard. 50-inch Tapestry Furniture Coverings, extra heavy quality, in attractive bow-knot patterns, reduced from $1.50 to $1 per yard. Canpers, ‘There are no lower prices for equal quali- ities than ours. We are offering you the regular @0c. Tapestry Brussels Carpets at Gie. per yard. The best quality at ¢1. only $1.15 snd 81.35 per yard. Wide range of patterns in various color- ings of Ingrain Carpets at 75e. per yard. Handsoine patterns in the desirable Vel- ‘vet Carpets only @1, €1.25 and $150 per yard. Fine Moquette Carpets im lovely art col- ‘rings only $1.60 per yard. Elegant Wilton Carpets im rare and ex- elusive desixns and colorings, many of ‘which are confined, only 81.75 per yard. orings in Wall Papers, which we are putting basiness is under the Mi ‘12th st., which be expects to finish equal to any work of this character in America. Rykere will be glad to have you inspect drawings, pictures, tapestries, &c., at ‘thine you are at leisure. ah Jerzos Laxssvron, F Sx. Naan 137m Sr. N. W. Mas. M. J. Hosr, 1000 F at. n.w., ‘Wishes to call SPECIAL ATTENTION to ber EX- ‘TENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF FINE JETS Of all descriptions, to suit all styles of trimming. n0l7 a Is Tovca Wire Tue Trees PERRY'S. ' ETS PUT OUR HEADS TOGETHER OVER the FLANNELS. There iss ‘‘sight” tobe said ‘And seen ia the line we are carrying this season. ‘That spectal purchase of Embroidered Effects that we made mention of las: week—was a bi one~end as rage as tt was large. We don't eee a barvain in every “‘stunted” price that flits across the horizon of the market. But when {t is really led by superior quality we “put after it” in hot haste. ‘That was the case here. Many a yard has been sold. Choice patterns are left. The price numbers their days in stock. Cagam—snrant—150. Cream or BLUE wHITE-¢1.00, 81.25, 1.37% and $1.50. Buve warre-s1.75 ana #2. ‘33 inches wide—and the “concentrated taste of the cleverest designers. We have given thote gems a rare setting. ‘The other featuyss of the stock are worthy companions for them. Never ave we dons better—such thorouyhly reliable ‘qualities balance such low prices. View them with critic’s eye. They will fill your severest expeota- tions. Pray’ cxram or puve ware SKIRTING FLANNELS — 40c., 50c., B2<ec., TSe. and B7H4C. a yard, Puaty suv wmre pautanp- VALE FLANNELS—0e., 62ig¢., 73e., 8ie., $1 and $1.25 yard. Puss cream wire smaKer FLANNELS—40c., 30c., @2ge.. and ‘oe. a yard. Twret creas smaken rian. NELS—40c., 50c. and 75e. a yard. Pua scancer Praxxeis— cochineal dyed—40c., 50c. and G2ic. a ayand. Scorcw m1x—Biue ot Brown, plain or twill—S0c. a yard. r Twin. ¥ ANNELS—Gray mixed ef- fect—5e., 30e., 40e. and We. a yard. Fresca twit _riaxxers— nearly a score of colors—G0c. a yard. Onrext rw111.—piaincotorsat least ten different ones—ve. a yard. > Pars senvowss ~ 36 inches wide-—eleven shades to choose from—75e. ayard, Saxoxy wrapper FLANNEL—94 inches wide—al/ tvol—6e. a yan. Frexcu ynists 1 riaxser— ail tones of color in combinations—pat- terms for Wrappers—for Sacques—for Pajamas—for any use of the sort—27 inches wide—€5c. a yard. A uravy QUALITY—75c. a yard. be 8 WE TAKE JUST AS MUCH PAINS TO ww have the best service in these common W every-day necessities as we do with the ww Ww more exclusive delicacies of comfortable wardrobery. We have built up a confidence—and nothing shail shake it. Our large trade gives us “full «wing” with the resources of the best supply stations—and we fit ourselves into the pesition of leaders by right of our superior facilities. We leaG—yet we follow you. 434 Searox Pear, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840. ney ‘Telephone 995. Ivenovenesat IMPROVEMENTS! IMPROVEMENTS! ‘This is the age of procress and improvement. and the business firm that desires to be succrssful must keep abreast of the times. WE ARE PROGRESSIVE, and at the first hint experience furnished us that the former arrangement of our store was inadequate to Droperly accommodate the vast volume of our busi- hess we immediately began a series of improvements, Which, now completed, place our store among the best arranwed and equipped PHARMACIES in thecity. with a stock that is ABSOLUTELY FRESH AND NEW. Our business {s so large and the daily sales reduce the stock so rapidiy that {t enables us to furnish you at all times with any article in our line FRESH FROM THE MANUFACTURERS. The advantages cained by pur- chasin: from usare therefore inestimable, as the im- portance of using FRESH MEDICINES is tao appar- ent for further argument. PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT. In order to increase the efficiency of our PRESCRIP- TION DEPARTMENT we bave added several COM- PETENT PHARMACISTS, that the same careful attention which has characterized this department in the past may be secured for the future, and yet with « sufficient and capable force your prescriptions are filled instently, causing you to lose no moretime in waiting than is necessary for the careful and scientific com- Pounding of the prescriptions. WE FEEL PROUD of ourstore. Proud of our IMMENSE and COM- PLETE STOCK, embracing everything sold by a MODERN PHARMACY. PROUDof your confidence ‘and patronaye, and invite you to drop in and inspect our improvements. F. 8. WILLIAMS & CO., THE PROGRESSIVE PHARMACISTS, MASONIC TEMPLE PHARMACY, COR. 9TH AND F STS. N. W. ‘no17-tu,th,s wow Ww ppp feo A RR wwww we Pe ABE Ww “Ww = Bop = Goo roy By 2a coo 00. e 4 EG asa* Goo “00 = 811 MARKET SPACE, Do you know that tomors Yow and Thursday are the last days of our SPECIAL BALE of Ladies’ Coats and Capes, during which you can save 15 per. cent on your purchase? You can buy @ @25 garment for $21.25; » 820 garment for 817; & @16 garment for $13.00, and s0 on. You should take advantage of ‘the cut prices. tt Sauzs 8. Tornax, 1931 PA. AVE. X. W. Perret tt PELETTTTT TEARING OUT AND REFITTING Our store for © larger and finer display of FINE LEATHRE Goops: Has put us to ¥ Repairing of Travelers’ our Bolt Tecerys Mis sod TES aw a), THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. 0. _ Woopwanp Axp L orunor, 10TH. 11TH AND F STS. X. W. —— Masixear Praroes, Second foor, 1st and 24 annexes. Dower tate see the RW WOOL FELT “HATS. The Gic. to $1 grades are now M9c., ‘88c. and 0c. The FUR PELT HATS AXD BONNETS, 61.50 erage, now 75c. and Hc. Rowax Sux Brayzrrs, $1.25. ‘Many of our customers are buying thesefor HOLIDAY PRESENTS. ‘We've just} opened ancther bail of 500 in stripes of choice apd rich colorings. If you ‘wish you can select now, and we will take care ‘of them for you tintil you wish them delivered. Chotee for $1.25. (Bianket Dept., £4 floor, 11th at. bldg.) Hrex-Crass Dass Storrs At RBDUCED PRICES. " 'T wre. noitaay part ot tne store ie every part dust now. Gift things are everywhere. What- - ‘ever you fancy there's a counter, or inaybe a dozen counters, xiven up to that sort of thing. This in nowise interferes with the every-day things, as this witnesteth: We want to reduce our stock of HIGH-CLASS DRESS STUFFS Before the holiday rush comes. In order toacy complish our purpose we've mnde these extra- ‘ordinary mark downs, and,by the way, s dress Pattern is always well received fora gift. If you haveashadow of want in this line now is the time to develop it into substance. See: REDUCED FROM 81.25 TO 50c. A YARD. 5 pieces Three-toned Sitk-striped Serge, in two shades of Garnet and three of Brown. 600. 9 yard, REDUCED TO 50. A YARD. 2 pieces All-woo! Dress Goods, Black ground with Gray Jacquard figures, 50 inches wide. 500. » yard. Less than half price. REDUCED TO 7c. A YARD. 2 pieces Novelty Stripes—Brown and Green checked grounds, with three-toned stripes of Green, Red and Maise. ® yard REDUCED TO 75c. A YARD. Spieces New Camel's Hair Plaids in three shades of Navy Blue, Marine Blue, two shades of Brown, Myrtle and Heliotrope grounds, with contr.sting shades of Tufted Camei's ‘Hai Toe. a yard REDUCED TO @1 A YARD. 2 pieces Fine Cam and Brown grounds. 's: Hair Plaids—Biue 1a yard REDUCED FROM $2.75 TO $1.50 A YARD. 6 pieces French Novelty Svitinz—Biue, Ten, Gray and Heliotrope grounds, with stylish stripes of Black Astrakhan..,...81.50 yard REDUCED TO @1.50 A YARD, 10 pieces of Cheviot and ‘Tweed Plaids in a variety of colorings — 48 inches wide 50 a yard (First floor, 10th st. building.) <a Have You Exawxen Ovr ASTRAKHAN-TRIMMED JACKET AT 816.60? Weare very proud of it. Made of fino ali- ‘Woo! imported cloth, with lap seams. Half Aned. 30 inches Jong. A very superior qual- ity of fur. Nothing better made at 916.50. (Third floor, 11th st. building. Ove Mews Fonstsnxa Depart. MENT Has Just received an unusually pretty and novel PROTECTOR ‘To be worn with full dress. All the newest shades are represented. It 1s a protection against taking cold upon leaving a warm room. Ask to see it. —— YOU WILL ALSO FIND AN ELABORATE DISPLAY OF TRE CHOICEST THINGS TO BE HAD IN Men's Scarfs, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Penders, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Dressing Gowns,Smoking Jackets, Lounging Wraps, Bath Wraps, Pajamas, Fancy NightShirts, Silk Underwear, ke., ke. ‘We can gratify any taste, however fastidious, in the way of DRESSING GOWNS AND JACKETS. Just see them and you'll agree with us thag they have no equal, if, indeed, a parallel, here- abouts. Bath Slippers and Beth Rugs slso if you wish them. We are offering an excellent quality of GLORIA CLOTH UMBRELLAS which we se- cured at a low price ‘There are 200 in the lot—28 inches in size— ‘well made—Parayon frames and natural wood handles—remarkable at 81.50. (First floor, first annex.) Sus- Tins Rerorr Frow Braxxers WILL BENEFIT YOU MATERIALLY. All of our choice goods are now in and a bet ter line of Blanxetsis not to be seenin the country. For Wednesday we offer SOME SPECIAL VALUES IN ALL-WOOL BLANKETS, The prices begin at §Sand end at $30. FINE DOWN COMFORTERS, Covered with silk and satine—cholce color- ings, —#5 to 840. COTTON COMFORTERS, Covered with cheese cloth, silkoline, scrim, calico and satine—all with white cotton Siling and well made. tr. — WHITE QUILTS. 200 White Crocheted Quilts in Marseilles pat- terns. -~81 exch. — 100; Extra Heavy Crochet Quilts in heavy —#1.59 each. ‘One case of Fine Marseilles Quilts, 82.50 each. — HORSE BLANKETS, ‘We are headquarters for horse goods. ‘Blankets for stable use. 81.25, 81.50, 81.75, 62 and $2.75,— ‘We call your special attention to the “Baker” Horse Blanket. It bas no equal for durability, ——Price, #4.50.— ‘Look for the horse on inside of Blanket ; nowe genuine without it Horse Blankets for street use at —81, 82, $3, #4 to 38. — purchasing. It comprises Robes of ‘striped and Plaid cloth, plain Green beaver. cloth, plain Green plusti, fancy plush, tur, &e., &e. (2a flour, 11th st, building. ) wee eS Parwen's WINTER OPRXING. WO) exhibit on Thursday and Friday, Rovember 19 and 20, our first winter importation of EVENING AND VISITING BONNETS, ENGLISN ROUND HATS AND TOQUES. PALMER, Importer, nolzst = «0? FOSTREET. HAHA S Btorm-Defers: We Bootees, extra, waged Shock 8830. — We scSisramags Wetgpreot Bluchers, very serv. ePast: $1957 description for men and boys-- soled. Dress and We Shoes for ies abd punto ei2 2010 B00. famous **Woousockete," wearing ite tee bes photon Storm Protector Rabbers for ladies — . & pair, ‘The “Marvel” Ladies’ Rubber, molded from pare Para gam. Beet 23g Rubbers To the world for ladies, 990 AND 939 TTH ST. 1014 AND 1916 PENNA. AVE., 291 PENNA. AVE. 8.E. py KTR go Tae SH EM Ug 7 A A Mm Fo eA EL SA Se Bes ABIG DRIVE IN A LADIES BLACK AND MISSES’ IN BLACK CHEVIOT, TAILOR- MADE AND BOUND, FULL Trnomp LENGTH, WITH FULL REVERE J scmer OF FUR ENTIRE LENGTH OF Ax GARMENT, WITH SILK FROGS. $5.98, RECULAR VALUE se.50. aT t,he eg oie : as oS ba} - THESE GOODS HAVE JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK THIS MORNING, AND WE HAVE BUT 100 OF THEM. THE REGULAR VALUE OF THIS GARMENT 18 28.50. THEY ARE YOURS aT In alt nzes. ) * BT RE fer m TERE do | oh RX RAW ‘Gdd Sse5 A co ER pe ft EF gy oS E Sad AA Ls AA 3.9 ep SS bus 2 9 : at 812-814 SEVENTH STREET. M! c FEL Ry we www REPRE Wes u EAN Ww 8x58 Bp fies s G, > » = Eee =) = Do not forget the Plush Coats and Reeters advertised yesterday at half and less than half price. It may not have been necessary to mark them 80 low, yet we felt that we would rather make the price such of an object that you would be glad to relieve us of them immediately. $15 Plush Coats for $7.50. $20, $25 and $27.50 Plush Coats for 10. ‘24 Plush Coats for $12.50. ‘940 Plush Coats for 815. ‘Those who buy one of these coats ‘will never regret their purchase, Ruzpoxs. Only 42 pieces left of the No.5 Gros Grain and Satin Edged Ribbon. ‘The usual price is Ycenta We shall close then out at Scents per yard. S-inch Satin and Gros Grain All-silk Ribbons in art colormgs for fancy work. Usual price 55 cents. Only 40 cents per yard. Scanrs. Ca) Oe ES meee gress EEEKE 2 New line of Reefer Scarfs for wear ‘with Winter Coats, plain shades, $1; plaids, $1.60; lovely colorings. 50 dozen Ali-silk Windsor Ties In 17, 1891. Yous Bro Tos Heen't room in your stocking And therefore crowds the other toes oBd Weare the stocking uaequally. You want yoer shoes snd ‘Your gloves to fit, why ‘Not have yourstockings ft also? Shoes arealways intended ‘To be the shape of the foot, but Stockings until recently ‘Havebeen allowed toft themselves Now ‘They are made To At the foot—made The exact shape of the foot, with Room for the bia tos. Ingrowing nails, corns, Bunions, &c., dueto wearing ‘The old atyle stocking prevented Or relieved by wearing WAUKENHOSE. ‘We sell them. ‘We also sell all kinds Of Ladies’ Underwear—Cotton, Merino And Silk. Our stock comprises ‘Every kind that Con'd be dexired. In Combination Suits we lead the leaders. Do not fat! to see Our large assortment of ‘Theeegooda Tuen ‘We have Equestrienne Drawers and ‘Those garments which have become indispensable ‘To many—Abdominal Warmers, 80 ‘Useful for equalizing ‘The circulation, (Call in and inspect our goods. 907 PA. AVE. J.C. Herearsos, Laxsscroz & Bno. Wouldn't it be well to consider where to buy your CANTON FLANNEL! have ail the quaiities in Bleached or Un- Dieached—all weizhts—likewise Gray and Brown Canton Flanne’s for linines. IN MUSLINS we keep every known ree Mable brand, bieached or untleached. IN SHEETINGS we have ail widtheand every grate, bleached or unbleached. DENIMS, PERCALES, SHIRTINGS and such other goods as are needed to fill up a FIRST-CLASS DOMESTIC DE- PaRTMENT. We are certainly head- ‘quarters for Just such goods. ‘We surely carry the prettiest line of EMBROIDERED FLANNELS ever ‘shown by us or any oneelse. ‘The stock is the largest we ever did carry. ‘The styles area comprehensive axyrezat.on of the newest. Start in price at 7c. Next price O8e. per yard. We have 28 distinct patterns at this price. Onr $1.25 and £1.50 grades are marvels of oddity and 80 on to the hich- est wrades. Odd but beautiful patterns reign supreme, Did you Euow we kept these? LADIES’ OVERGAITERS made of broadcloth with fine finish, in all thede- sirable shades to match dress material. Black, Grays, Tans, Browns, Greens and ‘Terra Cotta. Sizes 1 and 2 and Sand4andSonly $1.25. In our wellatecked RUCHING DE- PARTMENT we have: Shell Crepe Ruchings, in all leading shades, 25c. per yard. A ‘The istest novelty in Silk Ruchings, 2e. per yard. Chiffon Lace Embroidery, in colors, only 49. per yard. Gray Fur Kuching, 25¢. per yard. Chitfons, deep aa lop, embroidered ede, in all shades, 25c. per yard. Silk Corded Kuching, with a cold or silver thread, 12 YARDS in abox. For- mer price, 40c. peclal, 25c. per yard. ‘TOILET DEPARTMENT. COOPER'S ROSKS AND GLYCE- RINE for rendering the skin soft and smooth and allaying smarting caused by betnx chapped and roushness, resulting frum cold winds aud impure soaps, only We. per tube. COOPER'S PHROSTEEN, for chapped hands and whitening the skin. Pormer Price, 25e. per bottie. Special price, Adc. per bottle. Sampie tree of charge. LUBIN'’S TOILET POWDER, large size. Former price, 10c. per package. Special price, Se. per package. ‘A very fine line of CHAMOIS, rang- ing from 10c. to 50c. ‘An elegant assortment of POWDER PUFFS, from 13 t0 38. PUFF BOXES, in China. Glass, Ori- ized Silver and Celluioid, from Lie. to 81.08. ‘Those of you that cunnot come in per- son can comm with us through our extensive Mail Order Depsrtinent. ‘We solicit correspondence on all matters of this kind and tuvite mail orders, Our word for it, you Won't regret otdering by mail. Wexuarantee your purchase, Dazss Tareurxcs Repocen. To put a littie more life in the de- mand for Dress Trimmings we have lowered the prices on two lines of Oriental Passementerics in attractive , lnridescent effects, in light colorings, for trimming Reception and Evening Linch wide reduced from @8to 48 cents per yard. i 1 . A Hasoxencater “Orexixa with SOUVERIRG OF THE OCCASION. Very shortly occurs the Palais Royal's annual boll- day “Opening.” With an eye to the fact thet on such occasions special attention cannot weil be called to ‘sny one department we ark your presence tomorrow to Gn informal “Opening” of Handkerohicfs. Tonight ‘We move to the Christmas quarters; tomorrow you'll find 100 feet of counter and 700 feet of shelving loaded. down with thousands of dozens of Handkerchiefs. Such a collection of rare and choice lace, mousseiaine de sole, silk and hend-embroidered linen novelties ‘were never before gathered under one roof—not in the District of Cotwmbia. Among the novelties for chil- dren are borescontaining six Handkerchiefs :pictureon the lid shows the youngster asleep in bed, but hold the Vox up to the light and you see Kris Kringle, of whom the child is dreaming. ‘Tomorrow's “Opening” ovca- sion shall not termfnate without a souvenir for the Indies that will be equally appreciated. We will offer: Oxz HUNDRED DOZEN Haxoxsncmers, Comprisixe ramry-stx sTYLes or 250. quarry maxpencnters, FOR Two ror 2s cests. 82-These Handkerchiefs are White lawn, with the ‘very latest style of embroidery, &e. Not more than Six to each visitor. Lurontast novate event. The Glove and Hosiery Sale st the Palais Royal is talked of by merchants in New York. So ssy ourbuy- ers who have Just retarned. Even merchants are wondering at theae prices: 3 cents or 3 pairs for $1 for 30c. Quality Ladies’ Fast Black Lisle Hose, ribbed and plain, Novelty Hose at 40 cents instead of €1, $1.25 and #1500 pair. Men's Fast Black Socks at 2lc,, worth 35e. patr. 4-Dutton Dressed Kid Gloves at The, pair, Ike those tried on and warranted and sold t $1.25 pair. Black Undressed Kid Mousquetaires, 8, 12 and 10- buttom Jengtha, at 7c. pair instead of €1.45, $2.23, and $2.75. Foster Hook Kid Gloves, T-hook, at 70. pair; S-hook at G8c. pair, which is ‘25 percent below prevailing quotations. Undressed Kid Mousquotaires and ¢-button Gloves at SOc. pair instead of #1. 1, Tae oxe-pay pancarss, ‘The special prices tor Wednesday only are: FURS—Russian bare, French lynx and coney trim- ting, at 38c. instead of We. yard, Only 8c. yard for the trimmings marked $1 yard. RRBLONS, &e—The Finch Ombre Satin Ribbons marked 6c. for 49c. yard. The price of Wales Ov trich Feathers marked 58c. for 49e. bunch. (COVERS.—The Chenille Table Covers marked #3e. tor 74.cents, Those 13s yards square, with chenille fringe, at $1.98 instead of 2.25. JEWELRY.—The New Aluminum Thimbles at 12c. Pins for 18. GTATIONERY.—The O14 English Mille Writing Paper st 15c. instead of 20c. Ib.—about 75 sheets. LACES. —The New Biack Silk Chantilly Laces,4to 8 inches wide, 22. instead of 25c. yard. (CHILDREN'S—-Babiew’ Cloaks and Hats, little Chu- aren’s Coats and Hats, ulsters for children from 6 to 14 years, Jackets for misses from 12 to 18 years, ali at 19 per cent discount, one-tenth off the price of the warinent you select. (Continued below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL. Tue Sonensse Or Scnenises, Dress Goods at surprise prices have occurred here and elsewhere during this season, but now comes the surprise of surprises, The Palais Royal's buyer lately Visited New York to give importation orders for spring dressfabrics. While there thelargest singie purchase Of the season was made is winter fabrics. 9,532 Yanos oF + Au-Woor Exazisx Sorrmes, Worth © 500. AND 68C. A YARD For ‘The importer closed out the entire balance of his ‘Winter fabrics at a price that enables the Palais Royal to offer at 30c. a yard aliacovt suitings in the most ap- proved designs and shades of stripes, checks, mix- tures, plaids, &c. We hope onr patrons will eppreci- ate the importance of this offering. ‘We are anxious to close out these goods almost as quickly end asclearly as @id the importer. Christ- mas is near enough {or us to be anxious to have plenty of room for fancy goods. It was the irresistibility of ‘the bargain that induced our buyer to crowd the counters at this season. Weask prompt reply to this ‘advt., and we think thanks are due us for the offer- ‘ig made. (Continued below.) . — Axornez Uxvscar, Svnrnise, Never before has there been offered Black Foule Serwe at 50c. a yard equal to the five pieces here. Our buyer challenges comparison with the ususl 68 or ‘Too. quality. Puli 40 inches wide; warranted indelible Black; best qua ity of pure wool; onty S0e. a yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Sruz Axorazz Bio Scnrnise. @1 quality All-silk Crepe de Chine for G8c. s yard. Yellow, Nile, Lavender, Scariet,Cardipal. Also Black and White. Here's hint for a Christmas present that must Le secured now. ‘When $1 quality may be bed for 68 cents a yard how: long will the supply equal the demand? We heve bat 50 pieces. (Continesd below.) TE ® — New Fasrnen Trnemes. Probably you have seen the short, stubby Ostrich ‘Feather Edging offered around town et $1.250 yard. ‘We hope you Lave, because we went you to call snd ex- amine what we offer at 1.35. yard in Lavender. Red, Pink, Blue, Yellow, Tan, Fawn, Orange, Pescock, Brown, Wood, Cream and Black. Also the Ostrich ‘Festher Band Trimming st 81.500 yard. Equally superior are our Coque Feather Bdgings at 50,08, 75. and $10 yard, and Bands st $1, $1.5, 61.50, 81.85 and $2.68 8 yard. Also 9 new supply of Ouirich Feather Boas from §2 to $36 each, Coque Feather Collars 70c., $1, 61.50 and $2; the Boss, 2% yards Jong, at 85. 66, $7, 0.95, $20.35 and 614.68 each. Prices count for little only when coupled with euperior qualities. We ast attention to the qualities we are now enabien to afer. Ds (Continued below.) = bo Sour New Fons. Lately arrived are the Black Hare Boss,3 yards long, for 62; Capes, 96.08: Muffs, $1 exch. Boss of Taibet for ¢16each, equal to any heretofore sold st 20. As trechan Pur Capes at $35 and Muff at @5.35, which are the Snest specimens shown outside of Rew York. ‘Waite Angurs Fur Trimming ot @8c., Ge. and $ie yard thet ts obviously superior. ‘THE PaLals ROYAL, ‘A LIBNER, o®. Wns Car ——Rohemes seer to be the order of the Gay, wim re, —tults sowewLit alarming. You may play Upon the ——eredulities of a people for a time, but be careful not —-to emaperate thein. The ereedy, grasping, gun- —erepes do not weit to cousider the effect of thetr Gambable doinesthey eimply “igo tt” bindteld as tt were, and when the clouds of their own mak: —ing burst find thea totally unprepared te cove with —the results, —__ Liars should haves good memory. Pires some- fumes cecur by desea, and some dusrneas people ——make use of the occurrence in such way that i —puts money in their purses, Hence they welrome —he recurrence of seemingly Unfortunate episodes, Which BUt_ manifesting themselves as quickly a —reed wonld bave it. they tax the ineenuity of their —usnally fertile Uraina, amd from out this vest etore Ronse of villainous reroute conceive and carry Into effect other diadoijeal schemes, more pernicious Perhaps than the orurinal accilemta, discovers of — ow to WORK the propie. — Greed of enim is & lingering, insidious disesse—e canker worm, a cancerous sor, eating ita way inte —the vitals, Rilling all the finer senses, without lock, ——Atock oF barrel. causing crimes to be committed for —which there is no real cause, and the Perpetrator —~nly awaken to the Deniousness of their —offeuss when the Grim Monster knocks —*ith the awfecl summons—""This might —thy soul ts required of thee.” No time for — Praying, no time for protestations of personal irre ~—*Ponsibiiity, no the to laugh, no time to sine, no —Hme to undo that wiitch has been dove the inex —orabie summons brooks no delay, adds not « single breath. It says, with the awfulnos of eternity, COME! —! you have lived s life of upruchtnem, pare and —doly. the summons will have no terrors for you, —2ut, on the other hand, if your life has been that of a trickster, a trifler, © worsiperof Mammon, —* crawling, creeping thing, with no bigher aim ——than the accumuintion of the drom of the earth, Your cringing and fawning and pleading will breed —only contempt in the hearts and minds of true —Men, and you will feel that you're net only doomed —tut damned. Thon Le A Man; have done with -TRIOKEKY, TREACHERY and TREASON. BE A MAN And sell your fools at a fair and reasonable femme, —t0 that you can look every man squareiy in the —face and say: Idd unto you as I would that every —one should do untome, That's the ticket which —Will pase us through this world snd purchase em ——eniry tuto the other without protest. Believing tie ——and acting tm accordance therewith we make the following price list Oh CHENTOL OVEROOATS, STRICTLY ALL ‘WOOL MFLTON OVERCO. SfOuM OVEWCOATS,@3 5. Wo eke a Bhi 'S SUITS. A VARIETY OF STYs Rakuie cassie uin, Wik-wovis: SHIKES AND BLACK CHEVIOT SLITS, @10. ‘OR BOYS, 84.04 50. Tis FoR Bors, 4. 84.50, OF. i ‘Hoins to matty the beautiful «itl that we seer inline tao Vearneniiy Come to un for your famous event. a. ai —— VICTOR B. ADLER'S 20 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, ‘27 AND #9 7TH ST. N.W., CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUR. STRICTLY ONE PRICE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 11 P.M nol7-tr Within « fortnight you will be deal- {ng with usin cur beautiful new estab- Iishment across the way. We shall them. Lave much to say about tasty and charming articles we shall present for Your Christwas shopping. But before ‘those bustling times arrive we wish te Close oat a large portion of our present stock goods we do not intend to carry with asto the new quarters. Inorder toseli them at once we have cut their prices 20 percent and more. Here they are: Sponges, Chamois, Tooth Brushes, Flesh Bruabes, Soaps, Fancy Bottles, Faxcr Bormes Repvcen. ‘Trim one of these with = tasty biter Fibbon and Gill # with some fragrant perfume and yon have a most pleasing and useful gift ate slizht cost. Here is the list of reductions in Fancy Bottles. ‘The usual 15 and 18-cent botties for 18 conte, ‘The usual 20-cent bottles for 14 centa, The usual 25-cent botties for 16 cents. ‘The usual 30-cent bottles for 19 cepta, ‘The usual 36-cent bottles for 2 cepts. ‘The usual 50-cent bottles for J cents. Sows Ar Har Price. If you usea tad article ® will surely give your skin » rough or ea low tinge. no matter Low much you may try to prevent it. But the use of a pure Soap always means a complexion brictt andclear and a skin soft and fair. These We can recouiend as being of the purest make, but having only afew boxes left we propore to close them out at exactly. aif price. ‘Stall lot of French Soaps, in different makes and odors. regular price, 2cemt, Reduced to 13 ceuts, of two cakes for the former price of one; two cakes for 25 cents. 5 dozen Cornell's Bensoin Soap, ex- actly half price, from 25 te 13 cents per or Hyd f. tis pty Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. 97 In two days—that's what we sold out of oar 400 Sample Jackets which wore placed on sale Monday, ‘Hod the weather been cold and suappy No Dor - 50 more would be missiny from the assortment. It te en unheard-of bargain, which canuot be duplhsted oxain Just think of the price, $8.98 Fora fine tailor-made rarwent of this season's mae. facture that originally was wade to wali Frou 312 To $25. Fhou ‘Onr regular line of Ladies’ and Misses’ Wraps we a9, welling # 3 $4 Ladies’ Bisck ani Navy Bine Chinchilla Diagonal Doubie-trenset Keefer. 2s inches jom@2 @C Ladies’ All-wooi Cheviot Reefer, egtrechan cloth trimmed, full roll of collar. J $3 Culidren’s Navy Biue Beaver Keeler.....-.... 1.08 Do You ‘Wish to get a Child's or Misses’ Gomamer? We have two leant valnes. One is a Peasant. with ‘Warranted strictly ‘waterproof, that sold for €1.50, at.... ‘The other 10. Misses’ Kenmare Storm Coat in MeDCY CLOCK, terse evnseenennenennnsanennen A (Cane of 40-inch Fancy Pisids, the richest kind of ‘combinations. aw IF YOU ARE BEXT ON SHOPPING YOU WILL NEVER GET GREATER VALUES ‘THAN WE ARE OFFERING. A. KAUF TIAN (000 PEXNSYLVANA AVE. ¥.W., LEADER OF LOW PRices. |