Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1891, Page 4

4 ll SS THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON; FRIDAY... ... November 20, 1891. CROSBY 5. NOTES. Balitor. THE EVENING STAR has a regular aud permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any ether paper im the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it has no competitor. ‘The G. A. R. finance committee is actively engaged in perfeeting the private subscription list to meet the expenses of the encampment. ‘The reasons advanced by the chairman of the committee for suggesting to those who have already subseribed thet they consent to a sys- tem of payment in installments which will re- sult ins total payment of the contributions somewhat earlier than was anticipated when the subscriptions were promised, seem to be sound, and will doubtless commend them- welves to the good judgment of these subscribers. It is highly desirable that the funds upon which the managers of the encampment entertainment must rely should be definitely ascertained and at their disposal before expense-involving plans and arrangements are perfected in the various branches and features of the reception and en- tertainment of the veterans. To be most ef- fectively expended the money must be inte! gently apportioned among the committees hav- ing in charge the ditferent features of the occa- sion, and the amount which should properly be expended in any one direction cannot defi- nitely be fixed and wise and safe plans for its expenditure cannot be definitely formed until the whole amount of subscription isascertained beyond a doubt, Undoubtedly there will be many important additions to the subscription list. It was merely preliminary in its character and did not assume to be exhaustive. The appeal of the occasion is both to the material interests snd to tho local pride of Washington, and it will undoubtedly elicit a hearty response, — - The Farmers’ Alliance split into two camps yesterday over the protest of one faction against the subtreasury bill. A movement begins at once to form an alliance out of the element opposed to the measure. Apparently it would have been wiser in the majority to have allowed the antis to present their protest and to discuss it before the whole body. As it is they have a secession as the result of their rigidity. Bat there are reasons for believing that the matter is just as President Polk wishes it to stand. His re-election—a triumph over the moderate wing of the organization—is contemporanccus with other events rendering the formation of a third party certain. Alto- gether the supreme council bas not been a harmonious body, but it has demonstrated the power within the narrow lines of a diminished alliance of the radical leaders, and has virta- ally determined the policy of the remaining members to be in accordance with the plans of those leaders. — ee Virginia is to be congratulated on the pros- pect of a final settlement of her state debt in a manner satisfactory to all parties concerned. The arrangement between the agents of the larger bondholders and the state comm1ssior it is believed, will be approved by the princi- pals. The legislature will meet next month ‘and take up the question as soon as possible. ‘The fact that both the debt-paying and the re- adjuster elements favor the compromise indi- cates that it will be accepted by the state, and there is no reason to doubt that the London and other holders of the state's bonds will, almost if not quite without exception, abide by its terms. No state is happy, prosperous, or respected that takes no step looking toan hon- orable liquidation of its indebtedness. oe The man who died in New York as the result of a course of fasting is an example of fatal folly that should command a good deal of atten- tion. The morbid curiosity to see how long a man can live without eating has been gratified as far as it should be, and the faster should be relegated to the place in public opinion that in occupied by the bridge jumper, the rapids shooter and the man who didn't know it was Joaded. += Austria hurries additional troops to the fron- tier because Russia has done so, and Germany orders more tents for her army corps. These signs of a coming conflict are alarming, but alarm added to alarm during a course of years has not yet produced war. Any little incident of unusual character taking place on the bound- ary may precipitate the long-looked-for Euro- pean struggle. ————_2+e——____- Signs are not wanting even this early that the Virginic debt settlement is to be used by the friends of a leading candidate for the presi- dential nomination to boom his claims. Arbi- trator Cleveland might have worse grounds on which to base his candidacy. The Virginia debt has been as difficult of adjustment as the silver question or the tariff. —-o——_— ‘The death of W. J. Florence robs the stage of an actor who was universally esteemed per- sonally and professionally. It is the day of a new generation. The old figures of promi- nence in every fieid are one by one passing away, ard in many cases it is hard to see how their places are to be filled. —— Scientists are declaring that it is a mistake to suppose that men are becoming physically emailer. Perhaps the false impression arose from the fact that people are growing milder in their dispositions, so a man doesn’t look so big when he loses his temper and assumes a bel- ligerent attitude. +e ‘Washington is contert to stand an interested spectator of the race for the republican con- vention. The G. A. R. encampment is a pretty fair slice of attention for 1892, and notwith- standing her superior advantages she is not disposed to be grasping. —_—_+2____ What is the value of local sentiment in the Old Dominion when the Virginia press con- vention meets in Tennessee and after adjourn- ment its members go philandering into Ohio, ‘Texas and other states’ ot Lillian Russell's declarations that she is tired of admiration excites sympathy. Still the his- tory of stage beauties indicates that her dis- comfort is not likely to be protracted in- Geduitely. —_____»+e—___— One of the drawbacks about getting the proper feeling and eiicct into the Thankagiv- ing story is that it has to be written somewhere in July or August in order to get it in shape for publication and distribation. — +=. ‘The work done by the Newsboys’ Aid Society fs coustantly enlarging. Its field is one of great possibilities and the interest manifested fn the work justifies the expectation that it will surpass even its past record in usefulness. re Asashrewd Chinaman can get back to his country for nothing if he takes advantage of the situstion, be can feel that there is not so very much hardship after all in paying $200 in ‘Shanghai for » certificate that he isa merchant. —_—+ = Senator Gibson is to be congratulated + 2____ alamaier Weloott is an itestration of the fact the best thing for a young man with a free tilver plank to do is to go west. ‘There are no dissenters—No other DOES—EVER DID—or EVER WILL sell STERLING QUALITIZS at such PRICES as WE quote. Ff Baxs Axo Coxrasy. Siay Srsaaseel Fei Giaat ‘You're sure of satisfaction bere. ‘The Saturday end of the | ‘week belongs to the BOYS and CHILDREN. They are | entitled to our undivided at- tention. We've got force | enough to give it to them. ‘No waits—and an immense variety to select from. Lots of changes since last week. For the better. We are always making additions to ouriine. The Fre Dorian grade of CHILDREN'S TWO and THREE PIECE SHORT PANTS SUITS gets 1 ® big boost. A dozen more new styles to show you. ‘Two or three of them could have been marked $6.50 and 7 consistently. But they twere not—they are | Five Douzars ‘with the others, ‘There are fully a hundred Gifferent styles we can show—for a choice at Fre Dortars. | "It “pesters the other clothiers to see us doing I ‘so much for so little. Can't they—or won't they? | WE DO-so you don't care. All sizes-4 to 15 years. AS many patterns | for DRESS as there are for SCHOOL, SINGLE and i DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS. Lots of the SIN- ] GLE-BREASTED onei have VESTS. | Other SHORT PANTS SUITS from | $2.50 To $15. We've kept our cars | open for the com- ments made on our stock of BOYS’ and CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS end REEF- ERS. We know how “‘well | fixed” wo are—but you are the judge and Jury. We get | a verdict of “THE BEST" from everybody who sees them. Those that look else- ‘where before thay come here “yield us the palm.” Lots “‘size us up" iret, but they're back to do their buying. Leave the choice to the Doysand most of them will take a REEFER. Let it go 80. They are comfortable— fashionable—serviceable, Chinchillas — Cheviots and Beavers—4 to 18 years-- $5 To $15. The OVERCOATS are in ail styies-ENGLISH BOX COATS (double breasted), SINGLE-BREASTED COATS, ULSTERS, CAPE COATS and KILT OVER- COATS. There are MEL- TONS, KERSEYS, CHEV- 10TS, BEAVERS, CHIN- i CHILLAS, IRISH FRIEZE, DIAGONALS, made up ith strapped and stitched ‘seams; cloth, half and whole velvet collars; plain and | fancy linings. They're “younger” editions of our best men’s makes. Com- a fortable. SaxS— cumpre's.2y 101390. | $2.50 To $20. BOYS'—14 to 19 years— I $5 To $25. —SaxSi— — xizts, senseys axp VELVET SUITS—Pienty to pick from—the latest novel- ties, I LONG-PANTS BOYS we ve don't try to rush into y the Men's ment. Our Tine for” them ie separate--distinct-complete. Can't be bettered in quality and pattern. Lots of men— @ little below the medzum— ud it best ior them, Bizes 14 to 19— $5 To $25. J 3 RQ | xSi— UNbEeWeaie 25 1k WEAR, GLOVES, , he.” SAKS" in variety, quality and ae I Pee Te ‘THE CAPs. adee’ ek test Stoke CAPS — cloth Pian and pitsh or astra: Shan truumed. ‘price I 18 Cexzs. 1 Dowr Sxw Tursz ‘SHOES. MISSES’ DONGOLA j BUTTON BOOTS heels. $1.37. CHILDREN'S | PL, | brkD DONGOLA BUTS TON Ma" We have the LARGEST butld- fing in AMERICA devoted EXCLU- SIVELY to the sale of PINE Cloth- tng at etait, Fouy Appazciares. TITTHE CONSOLIDA‘ or THE Two Fins, KoBtN- ? sow, Panxen& Co.axo B. Rosixsor &¢ Co, axp REMOVING TO THE HANDSOME AND coffMoprous MODERN BUSINESS BUILDING, NOS. 1200, 1902 AND 1204 F ST. N.W., WAS AGREAT PIECE OF BUSINESS BAGACITY, FOR WITH OUR IN- CREASED FACILITIES AND LARGER STOCK OF ENTIRELY NEW STYLES WE ARE BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER TO PRO- VIDE YOUR BOYS AND CHIL- DREN WITH PROPER STYLISH GARMENTS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, AND OUR RAPIDLY GROWING PATRONAGE 18 PROOF THAT OUR EFFORTS ARE APPRECIATED. UST NOW THE GREATEST DEMAND I8 FOR OUTSIDE ai) GanMENTs, AND OUR AS- SORTMENT OF CAPE COATS, ULSTERS, BOX COATS, BOYS’ CHESTERFIELDS AND REEFERS: 18 EXCEPTIONALLY FINE, AM- PLE ENOUGH TO PLEASE EVERY ONE. ALL OF THEM CUT, MADE AND TRIMMED IN THE LATEST AND MOST ARTISTIC MANNER, WITH ALL THE POINTS OF STYLE’ AND FINISH TO BE FOUND IN THE BESTTAILORED MEN'S COATS. ILE YOU ARE HERE SELECTING THE Aa W OVERCOAT OR REEFER LET US SHOW YOU THE LARGEST AND BEST 8K- LECTION OF BOYS’ AND CHIL- DREN'S SUITS IN AMERICA, TWO AND THREE-PIECE SHORT- PANTS SUITS FOR DRESS OR SCHOOL WEAR. LONG-PANTS SUITS IN SACKS AND CUT- AWAYS AND A LOVELY LINE OF SAILOR, ZOUAVE, ROYAL MIDDY, VELVET, JERSEY AND KILT SUITS. THE PRETTIEST JUVENILE GARMENTS EVER SHOWN IN THIS COUNTRY AND AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES. SHALL WE CLOTHE YOUR Boys? Rosrssos, Parxen & C wow ww www wi vw Ww 32% Axsenicas Crorutmrs, 1200,1202 & 1204 FST.N.W. -n020 oo oo ™ fTTITH H EEE SOE EH Moe HTH HE 00 ‘uw’ F “oo oH OB kee wow w 00 00 DDD www Ww 0% 5% BPM gs Wy 83 83 BB as WW “oo? “oo? Bop? S88 = —o-— FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS SEASON ARE WE IN A POSITION TO SAY SOMETHING TO YOU ABOUT OUR HAND-MADE SHOES FOR CHILDREN. THOUGH WORKING NIGHT AND DAY OUR FACTORIES HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO KEEP US PROPERLY SUPPLIED— THAT 1S WHY WE WOULD NOT INVITE ANY MORE TRADE THAN WE ALREADY HAD FOR OUR TRULY GREAT HAND-MADE SHOES FOR JUVENILES, WHY ARE WE HAVING SUCH A BIG DEMAND FOR THESE GOOD? YOU ASK. SIMPLY BECAUSE THERE IS NOTHING SO WELL FITTING OR 80 COMFORT- ABLE AS A HAND-MADE SHOE, AND OURS BEING FULLY 25 PER CENT UNDER RULING PRICES, WE NATUR- ALLY HAVE THE CALL FOR THEM, Genuine Hand-sewed Welt Fine Dongola Spring Heel Button, with dongola tips. Children’s sizes... (Usually Genuine Hand-sewed Welt Fine Calfskin Shoes, laced and button. . Youths’ sizes, IN THE PRICES OF OUR MEN'S AND LADIES’ FINE SHOES THERE EXISTS ‘THIS SAME PROPORTIONATE DIF- FERENCE AS COMPARED WITH OUR COMPETITORS’ PRICES; THAT 18 WEY WE LEAD THE SHOE BUSINESS OF WASHINGTON BY SO MANY LENGTHS. pee Wx. Hass & Cos RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 990 AND 92 7TH ST., 1914 AND 1016 PENNA. AVE., 231 PENNA. AVE. 8.E. Tuzse Bractxo Monsisas. How delightful to start out ‘coid mornings, nipping wy & warn, delicious 1 day long you remember: sat "rolia, Catered creamy, Butter. We wy cl a ‘sell just such butter, yk or ids. per poubd, or cur Delivered datly in any quantity desited ¥. OYSTER. cy Main ‘9th and Pa. ave. 1. e16-e03m_ eo oO In order to make room for our extensive stock of ‘Fine Holiday Goods we offer our entire assortment of FEATHER Ata discount of 20 per cent for ten days only, : Mr. M. 3. HUNT, aT THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. AP RAE WSS Dal and Cloaks the past week, and larly since the cold weather set im, has ‘tmade large inroads into the stock. A day or two ago we placed heavy orders for additional stock, and although quitea ‘umber of garments arrived this morn- ing, the majority of them will not arrive mntil tomorrow (Saturday) morning. ‘These will enable us to make about the best special offering of the season in high-class Coats, Capes and Cloaks, and if you have not yet purchased you will not only secure the best qualities and the most stylish garments, but will in all, probal:ility save a few dollars by making’ ‘a selection tomorow, Coats. ‘The Far-trimmed styles predominate, yet we have a number of elegant Un- trimmed Coats, which many ladies of Quiet taste consider more dressy. Cares. Weshall open tomorrow a new lot of the and $20 Bernhanit Capes, with which we have been so very suocessful, and alsoa number of exclusive ‘‘novel- tes" not to be found elsewhere, Cuuprews Croaxs. Wealwaysaimtohave something of Special interest for the Children and ‘Misses on Saturday. ‘We secured for tomorrow a line of Children’s Fine Novelty Pinid Cloaks, 10 and 12 Ss 4 6 8 Cloaks, exceedingly reasonable in price. Attractive lime of Misses’ Coutsin quiet atyles and ‘novelties. " ‘ (Third floor; take elevator.) e Goves. Only abso'utely reliable gloves sola! We let the cheap loves severely alone, ‘These can be depended upon: Misses’ Suede Gioves, 880. ‘Misses’ Kid Gloves, Ladies’ New Gauntiet Suede Walking Gloves for street wear, in tans and grays, only $1.38. Ought to be $1.50. ‘Ladies’ 8-button Buede Mousquetaire Gloves in pearl shade, embroidered in Diack, only #1.55 per pair. Ladies’ ‘Superior 4-button Suede Gloves, embroidered backs, $1.75 per pair. Hosiery. THINK OF IT—ali-white foot Fast Biack Hose for 25c. Time Was when they conid not be had for less than 50c. All-black, too, 25c. Haxpxencuters. Bought for the holidays—but on salo they Ko! Fine Japanese Silk “Initial” Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, embroidered letters. For Ladies, only 25c. each. For Men, only 50c. each. Russoxs Axp Scanrs. Everything in Ribbons, for whatever Purpose. 5-inch All-silk Ribbons, usually sold at S5e. Only 40c. per yard, Elegant line of Ombre Ribbons, all shades, 50 dozen Children's China and Surah Silk Windsor Ties and Bows, inattractive colorings, extra wide, Oniy 25c. each. Silk Reefer Scaris, plain shades, $1 Plaids and Stripes, 31.50. Unpenwean. ‘Two excellent values: ‘Ladies’ Kibbed Natural Gray Vests and Pants. Only 88¢. eac! A better quality at 8. WILLIAM H. McKNEW, It 983 Pa. ave. W. B. Moses & Soxw SPECIAL OFFER ON SIDEBOARDS, SOLID OAK BEVELED PLATE GLASS SIDEBOARDS $18. REDUCED TO $14.75. W. B. MOSES & SONS, CORNER F AND 11TH STS. N.W. 2020-2 Tus Mosvmesrat, 987 and 999 F et. n.w. Fine Millinery, Cloaks, Hosiery, Gloves, &e. A most extraordinary Cloak presentation, Special values, correct shapings, superb fabrics, ex- clusive styles and moderate prices. No two alike in the entire collection. ‘The following figures will con- ‘vey an idea of prices and worth: 25. Worth 87.50, $14. Worth $20. 86. Worth $20. Worth $25. 88. Worth #12. $28. Worth 835. 810. Worth $16. 1s0 HUNDREDS FROM 82.75 upward.” MISSES' and CHILDREN'S JACKETS and NEW- MARKETS, including only the newest textures, |, made in desirable, fashionable styies, FURS. Wo still havean assortment of those FUR CAPES that we secured one-third under price. Ate EVENING BONNETS, EVENING BONNETS, Constituting @ display well worth a visit of inspec- tion. ‘We must reduce our show rooms of the greatest part of Trimmed Hats, Bonnets and Toques to make rcom for our Holiday Good, will therefore sel! at about one- half former prices the very best imported, as well as those made in our own working rooms, ‘Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets, froi 25e. up. ‘The Best Wool Felt, 65 and 75c. ‘The Best Imported French Felt, from $1.98 to $3.25. ‘Your choice at $1.48. All the very best which we import of our exctusive brands, also the best P. and P. The Paria, the Foster, latest ‘Rewest Every pair guarantesd— i Hi} i ‘the real Pigskin Gloves, rerular 81, a3. Gloves, sold st 91. ‘S-button Soste, @.ah fomortor at 6, TH 3 in the past three Saturdays in ing for you a number of ‘values in Coats ever offered city. Tomorrow will be noexception. ‘Our buyer has secured about 150 Coats at extraordinary low prices, and rather than grade their prices, a3 ‘Ys usually done, we have divided them into two lots and shali place them on sale tomorrow at $4.98 and 89.48. Note.—To distinguish these new Coats from the regular stock we have placed a gold seal on the price-ticket of each and every one. Less Tax A Fre Dosa Bu. Ladies’ Fine Camels’ Hair Coatafin- ished with 4 Silk Frogs strap seams, angie pockets, extra lenxth, in both Navy Blue and Black, Fully worth 96.50. Only 84.98. Ladies’ Black Cheviot Coats, with Astrakhan Cloth Collar and Revers, finished with frogs, extra length, Real value, $6.50. Only 04.98. Fine Diagonal Cloth Reefer, with rollitig collar and angle pockets, 4 frogs, in Black and Navy, Blue, Usual value 86. Only 24.98 ‘We havealsoa few otherstyles, more ‘of Jess similar to the abuve, Less Tax A Tix Dottar Bu $10 and $12 are the popular prices for a Ladies’ Winter Coat. We do have marked all $10, ‘and 813 Coats, which have just come in, at €9.48, just 52 cents less than a $10 bill. ‘Tan Beaver Coats, extra length, tailor made and bound, finished wita large pearl buttons. Worth $12, Only 90.48. Tan Basket Cloth Coats, with col- Jar and edging of opossum fur, angle pockets, extra length. Only ‘$0.48. Donble-breasted Cheviot Black Coat, hipseam style, Worth 811.30. Oniy 89.48. Tan Cheviot Coats, double- breasted, flap pockets, notch collar, inlaid with tan velvet. Worth 81:4. Only 89. 48. Tan Diagonal Cheviot Reefer, with handsome braided collar, 4 frogs, ex- tralength. Usual price, $12. Only 89.48. Black Cheviot Diagonal Reefer, with collar and facings of real As trakhan fur. Usual price, $12.50. Only 89.48. Fine Irish Tweed Hip Seam Coats, Double Breasted, finisied with larve bone buttons, in Licht Tan and Light Gray. Worth $12.0. Only $9.48. x Groves. T-hook Suede and Glace Gloves in ail shades, reduced to S4c. ‘ G-button-length Bandalettes, in Tan, Brown, Biack, White. White with Black stitching, Pearl and Pearl with Biack stitching. Usual price, $1.25. Now 9c. 8- button Suede Mousquetaire * Gloves, in all the leading shades, fitted tothehand. Usual price, #1.19. Only #1. ‘ 4-button Glace Gloves in Tan, Brown, Gray, Mode and Black. Every pair warranted and fitted at the counter. Reduced from $1.25 to 19. 7-hook Suede and Glaco Gloves, + in Gray, Brown, Tan, Black and ‘Mode, Real Kid. Were $1.50. Now selling for $1.25. Misses: Groves. Misses’ 3-button Glace Gloves, in ‘Tan and Brown. Usually sold at Te. Only We. Misses’ Suede Monsquetaire Gloves, all shades, Reduced from 81.38 to 81.25. SN N ‘ad ray NNN me BE BB 00 NONN MM MM RRR coc H H EEE MMMM a RoR CC HH 3 MMMM AA RRR © HHH iJ ai M AAA RR GC HH E ” MM a oA R R Coo H H EER it 314 AND 316 7TH ST. N. W. A NN N IGSME DEERE? 4 PE ETT PRE? S Shy b AAERG E iM MMP ooh RT A“AN GN OT Ma, Marraew Bensnerx Has returned from New York this morning and reports ‘enormous purchases of FINE GOODS for tho HOLIDAY SEASON, which will 200m commegee. Knowing fromerperience that nothing is too fine for the people of Washington, if sold reasonably, his purchases were made accordingly, and youmay prepare for some BTARTLING BURPRISES In the way of extraordinary bargains when the goods are unpacked. ‘We must have rdom for these goods. We shall need all the available space of our six floors, and for this reason we are compelled to close out the stock we pur- chased from the estate of C. Ruppert at 20cents on the dollar before these goods arrive. SELLING EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE AT PRIGE ‘Moved a great part of the goods included in that .ro- markable purchase. Tho remainder * Mosr Go And go quickly, and Tovar Axp Tomoznow ‘We will increase our sales by giving some special in- ducements, which shall be ‘even greater than the one- half price decided on the entire stock. WE WILL SELECT SOME THINGS THROUGH- OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK AND PLACE THEM ON THE CENTER TABLES IN OUR STORE COME IN AND LOOK AT THEM. THEY WILL SURPRISE YOU AND YOU WILL NO DOUBT BUY 8OMF OF THEM WHETHER YOU NEED WATCH FOB.OUR AD. IN SUNDAY'S “‘POBT.” MATTHERY BERNHEIN. 403 AND 405 7TH ST. ¥.W. D.c. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1891-TEN PAGES. R. Goxvscumnp, 1007-1009 F ST. N. W. is Fi SPE is 299, 7 > > Tar Curarest Dixxen Ser We Evse Ovrznen. ‘These Dinner Sets are the new Cambridee shape. ‘The ware is the very best of durable quality china, the decorations are hand painted, finished in burnished gold, making a Very rich effect. We guarantee the ‘wear of every piece, It comprises the following 12 Dinner Plates, 1 Sauce Tureen, ‘12 Breakfast Plates, 2 Covered Vegetable Dishes, 12 Tea Plates, 2 Uncovered Vegetable Dishes, 12 Soup Fiates, 1 Large Size Moat Platter, 12 Sauce Plates, 1 Medium Size Meat Platter, 12 Butter Piates, 1 Small Size Meat Platter, 12 Large Cups’ and 1 Tea Pot, ‘Raucers, 1 Sugar Bow!, 12 Small Cups and 1 Cream Pitcher, Saucers, 1 Bowl, 1 Soup Tureen, 1 Butter Dish, * . = Tue Ricuest Toner Sex ‘That we ever offered anywhere near the price is the One we offer tomorrow. The piecesare of lance size, the decorations are hand painted, finished in gold; entirely new shape. Special price, #37 Hovstrvastsurxes Ar Quick Se » — uixo Prices. Mrs, Potts’ Sad Irons, which comprise 3 polished ous. Lhandieand 1 stand, $1.10. Regular price, Lance Tin Flour Sifters, well made, 10c. Reduced from i8e. Steel Cake Turners, which will last for years, 12, Were Le. GRANITE IRON WARE AT SPECIAL PRICES. ‘S-at. Granite Iron Coffee Pot, 8, S-at. Granite Iron Tea Pot. se. ‘S-at Granite Iron Berlin Saucepan, 80. 3-at. Granite Iron Windsor Saucepan, 70e. Perroraten Cuam Sears At 11e. Every housekeeper bus an occasional expenence with crippled chairs and we offet 15-inch Chair Seats while they last at 1c. aantricest Axsonta 8- Oxix $4.98. This fine Ansonia Clock is made of iron, beautifully finished in biack and gold. They strike every hour and half hour, having a fine cathedral wong. The works are the very best, every owe warranted. Special Price, €4.98, ax Crocks 2 Srrcrat, Laxr Banoarse, Never did we offer as cheap a lamp as we shall place on sale tomorrow, They have hand decorated bowl anddome shade, completely fitted, with chimney, wick and burner. The special price ie 6c, Line Netty Bry Lawes Ar 25c. These lamps are littie beauties. They have sdecor- Fated bowl and suade completely fitted for 25c. Istenestixe Irews Ly Sewexny. We have placed on sale all our reserve stock of the manufacturer's Lace and Bonnet Pins, worth Ge., 1c... 15e., 25¢., foF the special price of 3. New Filicree Sterling Silver Pins have just arrived. They comprise Swords, Pansies, Asst. Flowers, Horve- shoes, Anchors, butterflies, &c., which we shail offer at 48e.: worth 75. ee Bic Bancarss Ix Tors. 8c. Imported Dolis at 2c. ‘These dolls have a fine Disque face, flowin hair, double-jointed kid body, real shoes and stockings and gown, The special price 2c. ‘38e. Fine Imported Tea Sets, 25c. Buy tomorrow oF You will probably never beable to buy a 38c. Fine ‘Handpainted Large Size Toy Tea Set for 25e. Lance Black Woolly Dogs, G8c. ; worth 8) Spring Hemming Tope are selling rapidly at 10e. re Bound Book, containing Pages, fully ‘Mlustrated, large type, value, ” Ove $5 “Paste: Prercnz» 4 ver. table art gem both in design and execution. This pic~ ture is frained in a special White aud Gold frame of originaldesizn, 20x24. Tomorrows Pricn, $2.98. “ Ove $3 “Mevrerxe Canrser.» made ot antique oak or solid wainut, with shelves conveniently arranged, French beveled-edge mirror, plate, 6x1? inches, lock and key. Toxornows Price, $1-98.- Ove $15 Lanes: Warztxe Desk, front quartered oak. 4 feet 8 inches high, 36 inches wide, 15 inches deep, finest rubbed finish, antique oak orsixteenth century, one oval French beveled-edge mirror, elegantly carved drawer, 27x12x4. Tomorrows Price, $9-85- any Carniaces. OseTump Orr. 333 Per Cexr Discousr. We offer one more opportunity for any one in want ofa Baby Carriage. The stock must be closed out at once. Remember, 33°; per cent discount off marked prices. No Carriage reserved. fa Trvsxs. ‘ 15 Pes Cexr Discousr Orr Manxen Pruces. To reduce our lange stock of Trunks we offer 15 per cent discount on all Trunks until December 1. Re- imember, the discount lasts until Deceuiber lonly. No All Trunks marked **Free.”” A strap given with each trunk, To Maxe Toxornows Bosrxess A Menonsstz Oxe We Was Taxe Your Onver For $1.98 A Cravox Pontrarr $198 Worth $10.00 for $1.98. We do not expect youto accept any Picture which is not satisfactory in every respect. All work fuliy guaranteed and done by skilled artists, We have hundreds of different styles of Frames, in Gilt, White and Gold, Oak, Steel, Bronze and Combination Frames. Remember: A **Free-hand Crayon Portrait,” large size and fully guaranteed, for 61.98. R. Gotnscum, wo 1007-1009 F Sz. N.W. Recerrios Asp Ovv 1 /HAIRS Ar Jus Laxssunows. We have filled » window full of Fine Gilt Reception Chairs and *‘odd” Silk- upholstered Chairs, also few Enameled Chairs in Licht Blue, Pink, Oid Rose, ‘Old Gold and art shades, which we have concluded to sell from 25 to 50 per cent Jess than their regular prices, We have ‘only one or two of a style, hence the re- ductions. Jvxss Laxssvscn, F Sx. Nea 131 Sz N. W. Toussox, Garxer & Co, 636 PA. AVE. ¥. LACE CURTAIN BARGAINS. 300 quality Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3 100 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, 33 yards long, TEeeeee cclortat Toes "Kaa valus git "™ ** “ut te Mending SPECIAL IX BLANKETS, Laxsornon & Bao Sovvesin Dax Ovr Croax Pantons THIS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, FROM 8 A.M. TOSP.M. WE WILL GIVE away a HANDSOME LITTLE OXIDIZED . METAL TABLET, WITH CELLO. LOID FLAPS, TIED TOGETHER WITH DIFFERENT COLORED RIBBONS, WITH EVERY PUR- CHASE OF A CLOAK, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MAY BE. LANSBURGH & BRO, READ BELOW. — You will long remember this— —GALA SOUVENIR DAY in— joak Parlors. We intend to be the most memorabe— —Cloak Day in our history. If Youneed a Cloak you cannot help Dut be pleased here, We have a style for every taste. Among the notabie offerings of to- morrow is our —_——$$ —_$_—____—, 812.00 BLACK ASTRACHAN | FUR-TRIMMED REEFER. “garment that you don't see elsewhere even at $15.00. Beautiful im finish, perfect in style, | OUR $13.00 BLACK ASTRA- | (CHAN FUR-TRIMMED REEFER, te | ‘This compares most favorably with garments offered you hereabouts for $20. | CLOTH REEFERS $2.39, TO | | FIT CHILDREN FROM 3 TO 14 YEARS, | ‘You will marvel how this can be @one, Bring the children with you ‘80 you can have these fitted to them. And to add more glory to our ‘Wreath we will seil tomorrow | ovr e12.00 reaTHER Boas FOR 86.00. ‘Think of it. Who else does these things for you? This price holds Good for Saturday ONLY—no after serumbling. | 90 DOZEN COQUE FEATHER | | NECK Pieces, 75cT8. | ‘This requires noemyjation from us, Remember, each andevery purchaser in our Cloak Parlors THIS Saturday is entitled to ONE Metallic Memo- Tandum Tablet, E85 S ooo HH bBo CR RG GH OH Bie EP Ee Boo vw & ee HOH ak B*, ae a Rot. eee. ek oO 4es* BBB OK 2020420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST. SSSSISSSSSSSSSSS ISS SSS TOM’S LETTER. XIV. re re er) Dear Jack: This craze for patch work is lishing my stock of eckw Every girl I visit insists upon cutting a » piece from my scarf Saxe. wllae and then this wensom at $1.98, Latios Chevio: Restos, with fren ool Weed collar, sing at GH They go tomorrow at A wey Jackets. oniy UK in the Ladies? 40-inch season. Former pr Ladies’ Astrachan F. it Reefer, te cheviot of @iagonsl cloth, hal ined end elagant trot fastoninen, #14 i ortet price for them, Our pr * Astrach fand beet quality an be found, fers, axtrachay tomatch. Worth €10 86.48. ish Racque London dyeand best quality. Tomorrow oniy S1s.4s, mmprens Croars. Specual Cumpnens Croai M Issks" J ACKETS. Maissis J ackwrs. Children’s Gretchena, in Maids, Stripes and Plain Beaver, All sizes, dto 12 yearsof aga Worth es. $2.98. Misses’ Fancy Gretchens, all sizes, Worth @0,@7 and $8. All at one price, $3.98. ‘Misses’ Cheviot Reefers, al] wool. Worth @4.50, at $2.98. Misses Cheviot Keefers, astrachan roll collar, i Black and Gray. Worth #5.50. $3.98. Choice of 25 Sample Jackets, Worth @8, €9 and 810. Choice $5.98. Cranes, x 734-736 Ton Sr. N.W. LADIES SHOKT JACKLT 00 em 25 Ladin’ Deritn Tle Juche, @1.08 RAPES ENTEMPLINE, 1 not®. i Virgin Vioiet ta the only Extract that ie mate from the Flower of the Violet, All others are mate from Orie Root. Try an ounce ef Vergin Viwiet. You wilt like its delicate vdor, W. A. Prence & Co, 729 Market Spaces (Corner Sth st. Hosteey Orrex Exreaonpixane . POR SATURDAY. As every one knows SATURDAY ts the beat HOSIERY day of the week, that is there # more deqand for Hi reason we try Shape of SPECIAL PRICI TOMORROW We will put forth an EXTRA EFPORT#¢n the department, and will offer some VERY At- TRACTIVE BARGAINS. Scan this LIST, Perhaps you can find something here that you went. Cunmonews Hose. ‘We have Just received the second SHIPMENT Of those FAST BLACK FINE KIBBED regu- Jar made HOSE for CHILDREN, We now have « full assortment of sizes from Gto Si. Regular price, ~ - - PO SATURDAY, 7, PAIR, BOYS’ BICYCLE HOSE. Tomorrow we will offer an EXTRAORDI- NARY BARGAIN in BICYCLE HOSE. These are EXTRA HEAVY, CLOSE RIBBED, euit- able for BOYS or MEN. Sizes from 7 to 10 inches. We will sell these tomorrow PUK aust ie Hur Price. CHILDREN'S FINE RIBBE. Hose, CASHMERE Sizes, Sto, PRICE, Sic. Rise Be. om NTS’ FINE CASHMERE HONE, in BLACK or WHITE. CHILDREN'S PLAIN CASHMERE HOSE, in all sizes, at SPECIAL PRICES. CHILDREN'S BLACK SILK HOSE iy ALL sz Baxoams [x Lanes: Hose. LADIES’ FINE GAUGE RIBBED TOP FLLECE-LINED HOSE, Fast Black, double heel and toes. Rerular price, Sc. BAMGALN OFFER FOK SATURDAY, ALL-WOOL CASHMERE HUBE, double Lecl and tors. Regular price, Te. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, ‘ic. pair. LADIES’ FXTRA FINE SOFT FINIGHED CASHMERE HOSE, Fast Black, Regular Price,.@1.25. SPECIAL PRICE, pair. LADIES' 50-GAUGE COTTON HOSE, OUT SIZE. WARRANTED Fast. REGULAR PRICE, 4c. FOR SATURDAY, 2, pair LADIES’ EXTEA FINE COTTON HOSE, FAST BLACK, ribbed tops, double hee and toes. Revular price, Sie, For SATUMD: OUR PRICE WILL BE air. OUR 25c. HOSE will match any one sims Bic. goods. Ours are 40 Gause, UGH je abow the W.A.P.Corsets in White or Pirab, ‘end warrant them to be perfect fitting and eqtal toany €1 Corset in this or any other city. We are selling them as @ SPECIAL ADVERTISE- MENT fora SHORT TIME ONLY at Gde. pair. 970 Kw Groves For 57. are rushing these Gloves at a great rate, ‘If you want « shot at thisGREAT GLOVE BAR- GAIN COME BOON.