Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: CROSBY 8. NOYES. Washington three times than that of any other paper tm the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Mediam tt has ne camyetitor. ee The republican executive committee which tmcets here next Monday will have s difficult task before it in the choice of a place for hold- ing the national convention. ‘The difficulty consists in the embarrassment of riches. So many cities make such strong claitas that it is not easy to say just where the convention should sit. Chicago, the one that has carried off the prize so often, does not appear very anxious for it now, having on its bands the world’s fair at the same time. New York, Warhing- ton, Cincinnati, Minneapolis, Detroit, Omaha, Ban Francisco and Pittsburg want it, and some of them will bid high for the honor. It can- not be sufely predicted that any one of these cities will be chosen. Chicago may be selected on the grounds of nearly central location, accommodations, and the influences upon the Politics of a section disposed to slip away from the republican fold. Washington is better situated for national conventions of all sorts than any otber place, and offers finer attrac- tions than any other. Unfortunately the cap- ital city has no political autonomy and controls no votes for either party asacity. This ought to recommend it on the score of perfect impar- tiality, since there is so much here to educate the citizen in broad patriotism. But foliticians prefer the incentives that make for party success in the shorter and narrower way. Under thege circumstances the capital will dis- cvunt its chances of securing the convention for almost any reasonable offer in cash. ——— The supreme council of the Farmers’ Alliance insession at Indianapolis is a distinctly less namerous, harmcnious and enthusiastic body than it was thought a month ago it would be. ‘The truth is that the alliance, although still an organization of weight in some of the states, fe not the same power it was even in those local- ities. The November elections withered the Lopes of those of its leaders who desired to put the alliance into national politics asa distinct entity. It correspondingly increased the in- fiuence of those who wished tc keep it aloof and confine its operations to the original sphere of action. At the present session of the supreme council one of the chief topics of con- sideration ie the third party. ‘The division of opinion seems to be sharp, with the “lay of the land™ favoring the policy of those who oppose the organization of a new national party. Nevertheless the signs are that a third party of Some pretensions will be in the field in 1892. a The colored people shoull not anticipate trouble in connection with the Grand Army encampment. There are no reasons for expect- ing that there will be any manifestations of prejudice and there is no occasion for inviting any displays of feeling. The only danger of friction in the matter arises from the possibility that mischief makers may excite the colored people by misrepresentations and exaggerations into drawing the color line themselves, and into assuming a distrustful. threatening and dicta- torial attitude toward their host on this occa- sion, the city of Washington, in which case any Prejudices that may exist, which would not otherwise be exhibited, may unhappily be in- flamed into activity. If the colored members of the G. A. K. do not excite themsflves until there is occasion for it all will go well. ——— + ‘There was a disposition shown by some mem- bers of the church congress at its first session to get on the same piatform with progressive scientists. The theory of evolution may notbe accepted fully by many cultivated churchmen ‘who are nevertheless disposed to look fxvora- Diy upon it as not incompatible with Scripture revelation andas affording a key to ercation not otherwise found. It is probable that dur- ing subsequent sittings the other side will be heard. The discussions are likely to provoke | Wide interest, far beyond the circles of the Protestant Episcopal church. —————-—___. ‘The lack of appreciation in some quarters of the commendable ambition of Mr. Schulteis to do thorough work as commissioner to study the immigration problem may cuggest the old slur that it is not always best for a government that which Mr. Schulteis has done which will throw the clearest light upon the immigration evils. ————~++=—___. ‘To the interesting historical sketch and ac- count of the resources, constitution, laws, &c., of Mexico just issued by the Bureau of Ameri- can Republics, in this aity, is appended a serie of useful directories, very important in the light of the commercial lations existing or impending with the sovt€ern republic. The bulletins of the bureau are prepared with mach care, and give valnble information re- Sarding all the republics of this hemisphere. —_—$—-— A few—very few—of the newspapers pub- lished in the fur interior of the country are in- ctined to criticise the government becanse there may possibly be a display of out naval strength in the harbor of Valparai seem as though there still exist a few of those who do not realize that “an ounce of preven- tion is worth a pound of cure.” + The Yuma Indians who pat a medicine man to death for not bringing rain are ® trifle radical in their modes of pro- cedure. Qne of the remarkable differences Detween the whites and the Indian is that with the latter the professor of medicine often takes as much risk as his patients do. +--+ Feople with literary ambition will presently be striving to obtain small appointments in the departments for the sake of being dismissed by an irate superior and thereby in- troduced to the public. s a According to Commissioner Schulteis’ ob- servations, the imported citizens, even when they are desirable when they start for this country, are certain to be demoralized on the way. ———+++-_—+ Nobody said it was cold, with a hostile em- phasis, this morning. In fact the present cold- news of the American people bas about it a flavor of health and heartiness. Frank Almy, the murderer, was mored to tears during the trial is very touch- ing. He should not be unnecessarily dis- tressed by any delay in the proceedings. 2 Kansas deserves credit for originality pf methods. The ides of choosing a lobbyist on salary to do Senstor Peffer's work for him is ikeiy to be more aovel than effective. —_<- The crack of the policeman’s pistol and the ‘ominous rattle of the erap dice are heard with slarming frequeney. The waruings in these directions have been startlingly intense of late. = ‘The foreign bock-writer who seeks to get even with the descriptive facility of the Amer- fean reporter by giving @ peu picture of him almost invariabiy makes a sad buugie of it. a St. Louis suffered severely by fire yesterday. ‘The “fieud™ weems to have been perambulating also around the republic at places as far apart as Beooklyn aud Miruespolis 2 oe ‘The Kansas man who shot himself with « cigar ia bis mouth might have substituted a few cigarettes aad saved smumitait.on. so ‘The Grand Army mecting will be a great thing for Washington and also a great thing for ‘the Grand Army people. a From Ocala to Indianapolis is only one year, Mcasarqd Ly time, but to the once enthtriastic @iliance maa it is eternity. Repccro Paces FROM Two Powrs Or View. Here are identical goods: Figured India Siles for drapery or dress gocds. The merchants who credit the majority of their pa- trons reduce them from $1 to 70. @ yard. The Palais Royal never asked more than Toc. a yard and now re- duces them to 50c. @ yard, reference is made to cut Prices—ends of the best selling designs and colorings. Tuose 39c. Dzess Goons. ‘You may see the identical materiais, designs and col- ors in other stores, where they are claimed a bargala nt50centsayard. We don't dispute the fact of their being a bargain, but are lost for a fitting expression for us to use, since the Palais Koyal price ts only 89c. vard. We refer to the All-wool Chetiots, of which, doubtless, you have heard or read. Evening shades of Crepe de Chene at 68¢. instead of @1 e yard ts .nother bargain that is causing talk. Axp ‘79 cents for 4-button Dressed Kid Gloves, such as usually retail asa bargain at $1, aro still another sub- Ject of comment. Seren Prices For Trvaspar. ‘The Palais Royal's one-day bargains are getting known. For tomorrow we select just what we think ‘our best vaiues and reduce the prices. For Mes for 25c. a pair. Pairs, Choice of our 35c. Merino Half Hose But don’t ask for more than three Fon Lapirs-za sdaition 10 the 500. quality Fast Black Lisle Fose being offered at 35c. a pair, we offer toxnorrow the Ste. quality Ribbed Lisle Hose for ‘S5e., or 3 pairs for 31, These have Fast Binck feet Uppers in colors, Boas—me coque Feather Boas narked 80 for only $4.90tomorrow. Full3 yards long. The $1 Feather Collarettes at 89e. instead of 81. Riwsoxs—the 114 ana 2 inch Satin and G. G. Rib- bons that, at 14 and 19 cents, have been quoted the best im town are reduced tomorrow to Lie, and 16c. yard. Hasprencurers—sheer wnite Lawn Handver- chiefs with the new style hemstitched borders and em- broidered centers. 19c. quality for 2 for 25 cents. Liaces_rrenow Black Sitk Lace, Jetted and Even- ing Nets at 10 per cent discount. AN ECKWEAR—Choice of the 19. Silk Windsors for 15e. Those extra Jong and wide at 22 instead of 25 cents. Norioxs—the 2ac. siik Garter Elastic for 18e. yard. Boxes of cabinet Hairpins at 3c. instead of 5 cents. J ewerny—nea Goia Birthday Rings with three stones, $1.29 instead of $1.48 tomorrow. Silvercide Mateh Boxes with enamel designs, reduced from 50 to 48cents. These are French. Some of the designs are ery racy Woanst Sxmrs_cneice of oar matchless stock of Worsted, Woolen, Fiaunel, Cloth and Siik Skirts at 10 per cent discount. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) vectat Sare Or Wrars DURING FRIDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY, Nov. 19. “Nov. 20. Nov. 21. This cold weather causes a sunile of contentment to the woman owning a “*Sealskin;” perhaps a little sich from ber who hasn't one. But here alskins” so marvelously like the war. ments, with real seal trimmines, &e. They are vir- tually as good as the genuine. During the Special Sale—until Saturday evening: 20 Pex Cext Discousr. Seal Plush Wraps from $15 to $65 each. Jackets from $10 to $30 each. Sacques from $15 to 835 each. Many intermediate prices between those extremes. Deduct one-fisth from the price marked on the gar- ment you select. Losvoxs Axo Pans Usrers. ‘The typical English Uistersof mized tan cheviots, double-breasted, long military cape, &c., only $16 and $17 each. ‘Those of similar materials, with the Chumley cape, $17 and 820 each. From Paris is this Marine Blue Broadcloth Ulster, dotted with Jet nail heads, Louis XVI collar trimmed h feather edwing; pleated cape, with yoke. ‘The reduced price—$20—is lees than cost of importa thor Lsss Tuas Harr Prices. ‘ere are fifty-two Uisters of last season's manufac- ture at less than cost of materials, Made of the best imported beavers and cheviots, &c., in stripes, plaids snd solid colors. Sizes 34 to 40, 7 Ulsters reduced from $7 to $3.98 cach. 6 Uisters reduced from $10 to (5 Ulsters reduced ‘rom $12 to $5.98 each, 4 Ulsters reduced from $15 to $5.98 each, 4 Ulsters reduced from $17 to $5.98 esch. 4 Ulsters reduced from $75 to #1108 each, 1 Ulster reduced from $:5 to $11. 95each, Sx The last mentioned is a Gray Beaver Uister, with jong cape, brai led vy hand most elaborately and elegantly. Most of the others are the tight-fitting tailor-finish garments, Black English Diagonal Cloth Jackets, Ar S9-aitae ine bid eos Fy ()_Biack Enclish Chevios Ar $9.50 ee notch collar, &: a k Cheviot Jackets, 36 inci Ar S1O eae Sk ti aaa tade eae snd braid bicding- Ax $10-Ber.ctors deta Yat fronts, lap seams, &<. cage Reefers, 32 inches i seam Ar 86.50 eas, are the Talais Royal's well-known @8 garments re- duced ia price. GBH _Enelish Cheviot Jackets, 33 inches At $5 Pat eS, ees ‘Campsexs Ovrer Gasursts aT 10 Pes Cest Discorst. ‘Thousands of garments to select from. Cloaks for baby, $2.25 to @15. From 1 to 4 years, 81.98 to 820. Uisters for children from 4to 14 ywars, $4 to 820 each, Jackets for misses from 12 to 18 years, €3.50 to$iSeach. All the very latest styles of plain and fustrimmed garments, Claim one-tenth off the price You see marked on the garment you select. Fras: Fons: Fors: Everything im best Fars. A few specials are the Children’s Muifs at @2 each, of Lynx, Angoraand Grebe. The sots—Muff and Collarette—Angora, $2.68: Lynx, $4; Grebe, $3.35; Thibet, $4; Moufflon, 96.68, For Ladies: Boss, @2 to @16 exch; Capes from 80.68 to #48 cach. Fur Trimmings of every descrip- ‘hon from SSe. to $8 yard. ‘ Hich-cost garments at immense barzait ing over im fabri, ity. at: Jackets Ar Srrciat Parces, an : ‘The least desirable of the alove woudl be reasonable at 816. ‘Tho entire tine offered at. Also Lundreds at 25 and Price, 39 Children’s Coats, Gr ete of $1.48. lecular from $2.50 to $5.50. Desirable styies in ‘Toques. ad Our Remnant Day Sale occurs each and every Thursday (Tomorrow) and vot on Friday. Tomorrow'ssale will Le of more than ordinary interest on account of the unusually good bar- kains offered. Judicious shoppers should read throush the items enum- erated below, as # saving of money ‘will no doubt result, Guoves. These were left from last season. Hence we shall close them out at the following reduced prices: Children's Piain and Fur-top Mitts, Ladies’ Fur-top Castor Gloves, re- duced from $1.75 to $1.25. Ladies’ Fur-top Doxskin Gloves, with patent spring, reduced from 81.75 to $1. Ladies’ Fur-top Kid Gloves, re- duced from $2 to $2. 2 patra of fine English Dogskin Fur-top Gloves, reduced from #2.50 tos. Misses’ Rezrens. We have about 10 odd styles n Misses! Reefers. Although these coats are culled Misses’ sizes they will fit equally well sinall indies. ‘They aro this season's styles, high shoulders and nicely finished. The Gifferenco between their former price and the prices at which we are sell- ing them is well Worth the saving. 3 Misses’ Noveity Cloth Reefers, sizes 12, 14 and 16, reduced from 84.5010 2 Missis’ Navy Blue Reefers, size 14, reduced from 813.50 to $& 3 Light Tan and Light Gray Refers, silk lined throughout, sizes 12, 14nd 16 years, very attractive style, reduced from $14.0 to 812.50. Camnpren's Croaxs, About eight Children's Cloaks, one or two of astyle, which we have de- cided to close out tomorrow at re- duced prices. Among them are two Children’s Camel's Hate Cloaks, sizes 10 nd 12, reduced fi 8.50 50 to $16.50 and $17.50. Tan firable, upon which we bave made proportionate reductions. W naprens. Ladies’ Black Henrietta Cloth Tea Gowns, silk trinmed, sizes 32 and 46, reduced froin $20 to $17. ack aml Gray-striped Serze . size Ud, reducd from $10, 1 Ladies’ Gray Combination Suit, ‘Size 38, reduced from 818 to 89. Just haif price. Pivsa Coars Revvcen. * We advertised these yesterday. We ‘will probably have adozen or so gar ments left and shall sell them this way. €15 ‘lush Coats reduced to 87.50. $20 and $22.50t0 B10. 324 |. $40 Plush Coats to 815. It is impossible to buy amore serv- ple coat than these at the extra- ordinary low prices quoted. We stili have a few left of the Navy Blue Coats which we reduced last Thursday. The reduction {3 about ‘BOs per cent. Uspenwean. ren’s Merino Pants, size 18, J trom 42 to * Cluldren’s ino Pants, size 20, reduced from 50. Ladies’ White Swiss Wool V: high neck and short sleeve Size 25, reduced from $1 * Size 0, reduced from $1.45 to 1.25. Size 94, reduced from $1.05 to 81.25, Consers. © Lpairot J.B. Corsets, size 21, re duced froin €1 to Sse. Suont Lexorns Ix Riveoss. ‘Tomorrow we shail place cn salo the accumulation of “*short Jenzths” from the past five days business in ribbons. Ends of our Dest selling styles and colors, running irom 1 yard to "23 yar vat two-thirds ‘of what they sell for from the piece, Hosieny. 48 pairs of Ladies’ Cotton Hose, solid Tans aud Grays, reduced from 3510 Ye. Buttons at the reduc cents per dozen. Thes colors and probably cost you 8 cents any where else. Woven Initial Letters reduced from 20 to 5 cents per dozen. 2 pairs of pink silk Garters, some- what faded, reduced from 50 to 35 cents. WILLIAM H. McKNEW, 933 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Tue Mosenestan. 957 and 999 F st. now. Fine Millinery, Cloaks, Hosiery, Gloves, &e. ASTONISHING CASH BARGAINS, CLOAK SALE, different styles. Ali new in » finish and desirable in every way. hip-pleced Cheviot Leaver and NOVELTY CAPES, $14 TO 934. These Karments cost more to tinport. They are choice garments and there are not two alike. CHILDREN'S COATS, ALL SIZES, QUALITY AND STYLE. FURS. Correct styles, original designs, choicest materials, perfection in every detail. finest. ‘TRIMMED MILLINERY. For childreu a complete line of Hais aud Capes. ‘Silk Velvets every color and Black for millinery and dress, trumming. Reduced to 1.25. Formerly $2 8 140 dozen Foster's Hook Gloves at 79. SPECIAL GLOVE SALE, each. 120 dozen Linen Lawn Embroidered snd Scalloped Edges, to be divided in two lots. 6. 1at19e. Regular price. ‘Mo. 2at Se. Regular price, ‘& GREAT SPECIAL SALE ‘THE EVENING compris- Te, reliable onbracing Fur-triuimed Reefers and Vest Effect Jackets, values {m no instance less than $1: ALL OFFERED UNIFORMLY AT $5.98. ‘3 varied stylesof garments, fabrics of choice qual- ish aud serviceable, embracing tailor-made en, at the uniform price ‘Mufls from 98e. to the Imported Coqne Boas. Reduced to 98¢. Imported J-yarJ-iong Coque Boas. Reduced to 83.5, 290. ‘30c, and 50c. quality. in our extensive stock. 4 wow wri ak EG w iW BF BER AT ACLLLILLL Wo W ERE GEEK 1t POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. oo A 5s, A SP AR JF Fou have an eye to eco homical shopping you will take advantage of these excep- tional STAR Bargains. This ‘Week we are selling desirabie merchandise at prices unap- proachably low. 1 PER CENT of the tuarked prices of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Coats, Gossamers, Wrappers, ke. ‘This cold weather will forci- bly remind you that you need ‘8 Coat if you have not already supplied yourself, You can claim ONE-TENTH off the marked prices of every Wrap IP RE offerings in the Car tain Department for this week. are exceptional. Neverbefore have artistic draperies been sold at such low prices in Washington. Don’t pay ex- tortionate prices for Lace Cur- tains, Portieres, &c., when you can buy the identical goods of us at adifference in price which will astonish you, ‘WASHINGTON, MEWS] BAUS |r on ae Dy D.C. WEDN Do you know that tomor- 2 Tow-Thursday—is the last @ay of our SPECIAL SALE OFLADIES' COATS AXD CAPES, during which you can save 15 per cent on your purchase? You can buy a #25 gar- ment for $21.25, » 820 garment for $17, 9 816 ¢ar- ment for $13.60, and so on. Take advantage of the Jast day of cut prices, 1 W. A. Pierce & Co, AAD Market Spaco, Corner Sthst, Sercirs For Tuvrspay. Every day we are offering SPECIAL BAR- GATINS in the various departments throughout ‘the house by SPECIALS. We mean goods MARKED below the regular selling price, ‘These are for the purpose of ADVERTISING, Wo think that the best advertising medium is low prices, YARD. ‘Tomorrow, Thursday, we will offer 4-4 WAM- SUTTA COTTON FOR 9 1-2c. Yano. You knoto, the regular price of this Cotton ia 12%e. A Tam Lor Or Prvsn. ‘We have placed on sales third lot of that 24° inch Plush in all of the ART SHADES ADAPT- ABLE for making fancy holiday ornaments. &c. Regular price, $1.50. OUR BARGAIN eee PRICE, 97. Yano. Bos 2“ “oo MM OM 8ss8 a POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. Sprexpiy Opesise ‘qIn exclusive styles and recent importations, Of Winter Millinery at Our F street store. ‘Tomorrow, ‘Thursday, we shall have for your inspection A splendid line of HA1S, BONNETS And general MILLINERY. The success Of our new store bas been unprecedented In Washington and has shown, ‘That our efforts to maintain A high-class Millinery store with Moderate prices have Been appreciated. Weare glad ‘That you are pleased and we now intend ‘To please the hearts of everybody By displaying a superb Assortment of Millinery products for winter, Asustial, we shall have a complete Line of general headwear and also ‘The special attractions ‘With the advent of the winter season ‘Wo purpose to make special efforts ‘To keep in the lead of Competition and piease Every customer, and thus retain the prestige Which we have acquired. On Thursday, remember, occurs the WINTER OPENING In Millinery, and Miss Forbes ‘Will be ready to display the fresh goods For your pleasure. You Are invited to the Opening. COR. F AND 13TH STS. * J. C. Heremssox, Makes you feel as if you would like to havea nice, warm FUR CAPE, or at leasta soft, comfortable piece of Fur around your neck, for after all there is nothing so WARM and #LEASANT feeling as NICE FURS. This isthe place to buy them. We keep only the best. We haveall of OUR CAPES MADE TO ORDER, which insures their being well made and finished. 19INCH FUR CAPES, in the NEW SHAPES only. All of the desirable Furs you will Gnd here, such as BLACK CONEY, FRENCH LYNX, CHINA SEAL, ASTRA- KHAN, GRAY ERIMMER, WITH ASTRA- KHAN V., PERSIAN LAMB, WOOL SEAL, REAL ALASKA SEAL, MINK, &c., ranging in PRICE from 88.50 to $60 each. 24INCH CAPES, in FRENCH LYNX, ASTRAKHAN, WOOL SEAL, CHINA SEAL, GRAY KRIMMER, &c., in price 22 to 850 each. ‘These LONG CAPES are ESPECIALLY desirable, as they are entirely new, and are suit- able for both YOUNG and ELDERLY LADIES. FULL LINE of MUFFS in every Yend of FUR, PRICE GUARANTEED to be the ®OW- EST. CHILDREN’S SETS in ANGORA, THIBETT, HARE, TIGER and CHIN- CHILLA TRIMMING FURS of EVERY description in ALL WIDTHS. Our ASSORTMENT of NARRUW EDGING FURS are ESPECIALLY DESIRABLE, as they are all made to OUR ORDER, and you will find the price on these particular goods LOWER than you will get elsewhere. Lanes Wana Suits, LADIES' KNIT SKIRTS in fancy striped EFFECTS. SPECIAL PRICE, 81.85 each. LADIES’ SHORT FLANNEL SKIRTS, hemstitched with silk, yoke band in White only. Special 81.50 each. LADIES’ SHORT FLANNEL SKIRTS inall * colors. 10 B4 each. LADIES’ CLOTH SKIRTS in fancy colors, with PLAID BORDER. SPECIAL, $1.25 each. Srecray Repvcrioxs Lx Uxpenwean. LADIES’ WARM WOOL UNDERWEAR at SPECIAL PRICES for this week. 50c. Vest for 3c, Se. Vest and Pants for 46c. each. LADIES’ WOOL RIBBED Vest for 63c.each. MEDICATED RED UNDERWEAR FOR it LADIES. Was $1.75.) Now 81.138 xarment. CHILDREN'S WOOL UNDERWEAR at eae) as Sard ban) uu Every day wernn across something or other we dio not proposs to carry to the new establisi:ment. ‘Ihese are promptly placed on sale at such reductions as will insure their disposal before moving day—now scarce:y a fortnight distant, ‘Today the attractions are Perfumerie and Soaps, Punroves Ar Hay Paice. Wo find quite lance number of small and larzo Lottles of Perfumes which luave Decome more or less shop worn, that is, their labels and caps are faded, and soiled. The lot incindes the best odors of such world-renowned mann- vers as Pinaud, Alfred Wright, Lubin, Le Grand, Reker, Lundborz, Burnett. Colgate, Schandin & Lind, Eschos and others. As you well know, the outside cover does not affect the strength of the Perfumes, end they aro 3 werant as ever they were, AS We intend to open the new store with am entirely new stock of Perfuines we will close ont these soiled and broken lots of Perfumeries at almost half price. Soars. Hlegantly Tetumed Bonaets and} (ro & Untrinmed Felt Hats of every description, all the latest shades snd shapes, ‘Milimery Novelties.—Jet Bounet Crowns and Orna- ments, Cloth Embroidered Crowns, Fancy Feathers, Jetted Quills, Ostrich Pompons, &e. Frince of Wales Feathers trom 5c. to $2.25 bunch. | “We have received another large assortment of JET PASSEMENTERIES from to 2 inches wideand from An elegant line of JET BAND TRIMMINGS from 120 dozen Biarritz. 79c..abont one-half reguiar price | j to 8 inches wide, very stylish, and from G4 dozen $-button Suede at #1. Value, $1.48. * Also the very best, Which we import clasive brands. Also the best P. and P., the Paris,, MANDKERCHIEFS.—SPECIAL SALE, 68 dozen Ail Linen, 2 for 25c. Hegular price, 5c, There are only about three or four dozen cakes icit of the “5c. It is not every day that you are ofered imported Soaps at half price. 1 Ou, G23 11TH STREET. 15e. TO 20¢. YARD. ‘Ge. TO 80c. YARD. NEW JET STRAND FRINGES from 1% to 30 inches wide and from $1 TO $15 YARD, 8. COHEN & CO., SPECIAL PRICES. oe W. A. Pierce & Co. 719 MARKET SPACE, 1 (Corner 8th st. ~| OULNEAT A DIFFERENCE IN THR MORNING (with all those extra verses sung by Digby Bell), for Se noise HENRY WHITE'S, 955 F st. MWe have the LARGEST duild-_ fing in AMERICA devoted EXCLU- SIVELY to the sale of FINE Cloth- ang at retail. Ovencoars. HF YOU NEED AN OVERCOAT Ii AT ALL YOU NEED IT SOW, ML COME IN AT ANY TIME AND LET US SHOW YOU THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW STYLES TO BE FOUND IN AMERICA, THERE ARE OVER- COATS TO SUIT EVERYBODY AND FOR ALL PURPOSES, FROM A HEAVY WARM ROUGH ULSTER FOR THE DRIVER TO A STYLISH AND DRESSY CHESTFRFIELD, IN SMOOTH KERSEYOR 3EAVER, Soe ope om omg FOR THE YOUNG MAN CF FASH- in Ft kn RRR. ? t sie uM K Rg $ td - MMM ERR R “ee ‘ ‘SE BOYS AND CHILDREN, ‘TOO, ARE WELL PROVIDED FOR. THE STOCK OF CAPE COATS, ULSTERS, BOYS’ CHES- ‘TERFIELDS AND REEFERS 18 REPLETE WITH NOBBY, STYL- 18H GARMENTS OF THIS BEA- SON'S MAKE. IN FACT, ALL THE NEWEST AND MOST FABH- IONABLE SHAPES AND FABRICS OF ALL THE LEADING ARE TO BE FOUXD AT THE RIGHT PRICES. at styles and sizes. ‘work. and es they gs it oo Eo S58, wu oo Ee 88 TH Soo” ee TITT (00 RRR FFE Tt © 0 * F Fo 88 RRR Te tT 0 RR Waaxsvrra Cortox For 9 1-2c.| Taz Wasuxerox Snoz Exronres, 310 AND 312 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Buanoarss, Every Ove. Do You waxr ax arpumt To rar aside until Christmas? If so here is un opportunity to get one, and a food one, too, at a remarkably low price. ‘They are in Plush and Leather Cov- ers, worth all the way frou $1.50 to$3. You may take your choice for 98c. Do You waxraninp cacrr THEY are worth $1, $2 and $3 apiece, but we don't want them—in fact they are in our way, #0 you may have your choice for 50c. Do You waxr a pany canntace? Do You waxt to It don't make any difference to us what they have sold for—whether €12, 815, 818 or 20. We need the room they occupy, and shail allow youto make your own selection for $5. ;Ow WHAT Kind of a scyrise VF are arranging for you in Dolls? ‘aves littie pa- tence. We haven't had time yet to Unpack our immense stock Just re- ceived. Wait for us. Or Covrse you xxow THAT WE 50 Cexrs Ox Tar Doutar, MM MM ‘TIT 171TH H FEE W Ww PEERY z T HOKE www PEGA T £ PE Gee uma at THHE zk Ww W BBB EEE RRR NN NH EKE I MM BBE RORNN NH Hee Hae SE PRR Ge BBB KEER RN NN I Hkeel a are closing out the balance of our stock of Fancy Goods, Worsteds, Bric-a-Brac, Art Goods, Stamped Linens, Infants’ Wear, Embroidery Materials of all kinds, Toys and Games at Exacrix 1e2 Paice Of what these goods can be bought for elsewhere, They won't hold out much longer, You Kyow atso raat we rErcxp money on any unsatisfactory pur- chase if returned in good order within four weeks from day of purchase. LEADING TOY AND FANCY GOODS HOUSE IN THE CITY, 403 AND 405 7TH ST. N.W. W. B. Mosrs & Sox * SPECIAL OFFER ON SIDEBOARDS. SOLID OAK BEVELED PLATE GLASS SIDEBOARDS: @18. REDUCED TO $14. W. B. MOSES & SONS, 1t CORNER F AND 11TH STREETS N.W. Buaxxers Axp Comronranzzs, Hy 93,30 and $1.00. ‘Comforts, $1.25 to 82. Ne sas paoaters oe Se eS ‘Comtcrts, 7e., 81, Cotton. Chets aa ae E aS ag 2 + » @6* lo 5 BLANKETS. B ‘the “cold my you'll FRO} P ighciyoeed turer RieakoterCasine Shoe A No matter what your needs be in this To N line you'll find it here, and we'll guarantee E YoN Grey Wool Biankets, €1.95. iy T iPgGs) Neo bankers @ 2B, SK & 03% ‘ — me Fuh 3 e,. . § yourgeree-guartet “Howskveper” white ‘Si29 ‘M at that price. Biankocs, ‘im White 4 anh Bot. 08 es these over and compare prices. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, 713 Market Space. Eiked= ii ve had & big run on these Shoes last area Great Ofer’ we will sell this lot Feat. LADIES’ AND GENTLE- MEN'S FOOT-COVERING “Ipe. aa Weshall offer tomorrow morning the following excertionally rood values in Fur Capes, secured at Prices which enable usto save yo About twenty-five per cent oa your purchase: Bick ussian Hare Capes. Osx:y $5.98. Worm $7. ‘Cape Seal Capes, Cape Seal Capes with Biack Astra- han collar. &%| Omx $10. Worm $12.50. Osx $12. Worn $15. Cape Seal Capes with wide rollng collar, Select fur. Oxy $15. Biack Astrakhen Cloth Capes, satin Umea. Worn $1 8. sux $5.98. Worm 87.50. Wehave Muffs of ail the various furs at low prices. We offer Bisck Astrakban Only 81.48 each. Biack Astrakhan Fur Mufis. Only e405. anwta—Gavise Sximrs. Tomorrow wiil Le about the best time of the sason to buy Skirts, as Wo shail offer the following special barcatns Fancy Domet Flannel Skirts from Fancy Striped Flannelette Skirts from Se. to Bde. Fancy Flannel Skirts from $1.25 to 81.1 ra Fine Knit Worsted Short Skirts, in Cardinal, Biack, Navy Garnet apd Gray, trom $1.25 to we. each. Five Fancy Flannel Skirts from 81.45 to $1.25. Muffs. Castox Fiassex Uxpenwean. Canton Fiarnel Night Drawers, ‘with waist combined, for children. Only 49e. and up—according to size. Centon Flannel Drawers, with cambric rufile, for ladies. Only 4c. each, Lavres: Coats. ‘We are still offering the balance of the manufacturer's stock of Coats. Youcan save from $1.90 to @ in buying your coat here. Tue Box Mancue, 314 AND 316 7TH STREET N.W. Borcnriys Fawn Tea SPRING LEAP. Areal boon to housekerpers. As delicate as ereen tea, With full strength of black. ‘Sold only in Packazes, ‘At OU cents per pound. ISS st. Laxssunca & Buo. ESSENCE OF NEATNESS, and if properly made there is ‘no material of modern manu- facture that'makes a more beauti- ful appearance—more qurable im wear—more graceful im sem- Dlance—than the Bevrorv Cons. ‘We were,smong the first to stock these and predicted their emand. The result has been most gratifying. Scores of pieces have been sold, and the cry is for more. Half of the merchants cannot show you the assort- ment, simply because their order was not given in time, ‘We ourselves felt as if our order ‘would not be filled in time, but today one entire new linomade ite appearance, Among these are the inch Bedford Cords, $1.00, Strictly all wool. Ncte thecolors; (Cream, Pearl Gray, MediumGray, Dark Gray, Licnt Ton, Mediam Tan, Dark Tan, Mode. Castor, Olive, Old Rose, Myrtie. Grass Green, Serpent Green, Old Biue, ‘Navy Blue, Marine Blue, Cedet Blue, Plum, Heliotrope, Cardinal, Garnet, Maroon, Seal Brown, Golden Brown, Asbes of Rose and Brown Olive. Our $1.50 Cord is 44 inches Wide, made of the finest Austra— Man wool round cord.tn all desira- Dieshades. This is our leader. ‘We invite comparison with Cords sold elsewhere for $2. Our 48-inch Bedfords at @2 and £2.25 are peerless, extra heavy, very prominent round cord. All eading colors. Wo are undoubtedly beadquar- ters for this fashionable fabric. L a OFRE os ba AA RSS = ZB oY U RRR «OGG mp EF PE ge < Sryuisa_Daessy-Reriyxev. HALF BEA TAILOR rv. $8.50 %% Diack enevior, MADE AND BOUND, Tax LENGTH, WITH FULL REVERE Tacre OF PUR ENTE LENGTH OF A, GARMENT, WIT! sux FROGS, S5.98, Peorrar vareress st ¢ wt Hy = 7 os ys 8 - Nee) THESE COOPS HAVE JUST ARKIVED PROM NEW YORE NAVE THIS MORNING, BUT AND WE 100 OF THEM. THE REGULAR VALUE OF THIS GARMENT 18 #850, THEY A YOURS aT $5.98. dn all sizes. ware NON NS XS XN NN > * 90 ree ren °° ‘ KOR oo re RE 00 ¥ xR vo cee Kk K coo A OT OTT Fe RR Te Be ge me = Dw oo fh Hh OF EF EMH, GGG AA MoT ker K KR Sys? IN BLACK AND BROWN av A PAIR, Ws. Hasx & Coos RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 8 AND 932 7TH ST., Wid AND 1916 PENNA. AVE. 231 PENNA. AVE. 8 F. ety ———— Cyora Costs Ar Sruxenerzs. extremes Fo ee Blue Beaver Cloth Pacter,trtinmed with Moulton Fur, #5 BR i Seen & Be 1237 Px Ave, Axo 13:0 Sx, Axe YOU AWARE THAT OUR DRESS TRIMMINGS are proncunced the cheapest and Vent selected of any? Tbe reason Know #0 weil, A NEW LINE OF JET AND. Gir TRIM NAIL HEADS AND STEEL TRIMMINGS, 0c, Cut Jet Paging, seams und slaslien, DRESS te | mies. ‘Out Jet baving, ——— ecan:s and slashes... 100 20 Cut set bal =) omens "180 | np, DRESS a | TRIMMINGS. | | | DRESS | TRIMMINGS. | rates 4.300, eros Nail Wendt Ge. 0 TRIMMINGS. be nd ae ee 100 gross Nail Heads st Be. @ dozen. 100 gross Nail Heads at 200. @ DRESS | dosen. | TRIMMINGS. | — Cut Jet Fringe, DoubleStrand gas het hind Foams Stee Beaded Brine, DRVSS 1 Pinch deep WinveAncora Par. Gie TRIMMINGS. | Sonck deep Tan snd Gray An : + yore Par. "80 TRIMMING VELVETS, DRESS | TRIMMINGS. | rebittiiSes, | AAA a at 00) PENNSYLVANA AVE. §.W., LEADER OF LOW PRICES. BRANCH STORE 3111 M STREET, ote West Washington Mas M. J. Hes. 1900 Ft. aw, a’ to ber EX- Wishes to call SPECIAL ATTENTION 8 FINE JETS Of all descriptions, to suit all styles of trimznime. Largest stock of Sine gods tm tee exty. aa