Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNEsDAv... November 25, 1991. CROSBY 8. NOYES, = far evenine or. a regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any ether paper im the city. Asn local NEWS puper and Advertising Medinm it has no competitor. has One party has appointed a time and a place for holding its national convention. The other Is preparing to do likewise. On the 8th of December the democratic executive committee ‘tMeets here to arrange for a meeting in January of the national committee, which wili fix upon @ date and a location for the convention. So far ahead all the entries even. bave not been made, and therefore it cannot be foretold Where the convention will assemble. The Places most talked of this early are Detroit and New York. There is much more reason why the democrats should seek an eastern city, and Particularly New York, than there was why the republicans should have done #0, for tho former depend for election upon the metropolis and the states surrounding it, with Indiana and the solid south; whereas the republicans Go not absolutely need the votes of New York, Connecticut, New Jersey and the south, pro- vided they hold their usual strongholds. But as presertt indications favor the democrats in the old central states lying around New York city many of that party wish the convention to be held in the northwest, where the prospect is considerea excellent, and the claims of Detroit are accordingly presented with much confi- dence. Other points in the great west will probably be urged before the committee and the whole subject will be canvassed, as it was by the republican committee, with an eye Bingie to the greatest advantage to be ob- se ee eS Why should the Thanksgiving of the poor be Several of the churches have called for contributions which are to be ultimately applied to the comfort of those who of them- selves could hardly be otherwise than comfort- less. These contributions are to be delivered atthe respective places of worship this even- ing, and for two or three hours the decoratively inclined will toil to produce artistic effects with such raw material as may make its appearance. ‘The altars will be heaped around with solid foundations of groceries and old clothing, and on these eubstantials will be erectet h’shpgr- mructure of canned good, thtkey'dind’ chi¢! ‘To-morrow morning the, pars, whose gentr- osity is worthy of all praise and emulation, will Givide their attention between the service and the display of ancient clothing and modern food. Mesnwhile the dinnerless poor are awaiting with that patience born of long suffering the wherewithal out of which to construct their Thanksgiving—for, as with their more fortunste fellow beings, ‘Thanksgiving and plenty to eat are intimately associated. Later in the day the good things will be taken from the altars and distributed, so that by the latter part of the evening or early on Friday the fortunate recipients of edi- bie benefactions may have reason for rejoicing. Those who are awarded clothing may be glad an hour or two sooner. But why not distribute the charity tonight or early tomorrow morning? ——__+s The timely announcement of Supervising Architect Edbrooke in yesterday's Stan that Washington's new post office could and would be of granite and of attractive architecture makes a conspicnous addition to the list of ‘things for which the people of Washington are to be thankful in this appropriate season. Much in this matter has depended and still de- pends upon the vigor, taste and sound judg- ment of Mr. Edbrooke. He has proved himself so far the right man in the right place. He has the opportunity not only to adorn and materially benefit the capital, but to erect in ‘the new post office building a monument upon the republic's historic parade street, which cannot be hid, to his own ability and energy. Evidently he bas an intelligent appreciation both of this opportunity and of the correspond- ing duty and responsibility that rest upou him. Washington is profoundly gratefal to be re- lieved of uneasiness concerning the character of its post office building, and to know that the structure will adorn, instead of disfiguring Pennsylvania avenue. +2 ‘The death of the Earl of Lytton, British am- baseador to France, an author of reputation under the pseudonym of “Owen Meredith,” and son of the more famous novelist and dramatist, Bulwer Lytton, removes not merely 8 British diplomatist of high rank, but one who entered upon bis diplomatic career in this republic. From 1849 to 1852 he was an attache of the British legation in Washington, and his death, therefore, is personally regretted by some of our older citizens as well as by many of the younger who have been charmed by his poetry. As viceroy at the time Queen Victoria was proclaimed at Delhi as Empress of India he filled the role of statesman in addition to the others graced by him before and after. ee Brazil is quiet. The states bave apparently approved the action of the Rio de Janeiro Janta in deposing Fonseca, and the disinter- ested public appear to look to the new presi- dent and the old congress to give guarantees of continued peace. It is to be noticed in this connection that the Portuguese, who form the dominant element, are s more conservative people than the Spaniards or the mixed races, having a Spanish and Indian origin, that sur- round the republic on every side except toward ‘the ocean. —— ‘The dismantled and half-destroyed wreck of ‘the steamer W. W. Corcoran almost set fire to the Long bridge on Monday afternoon. For tany years the old Mount Vernon boat has done good service, but the debt of gratitude on the part of this city would hatgxegched gigan-.| tie proportions bad the bridge bopn Itivaconstant souree of danges and. ite ne moval would have glorified ‘the Corcoran’s memory for ail time. geben: +2 ‘The details of the recent earthquakein Japan show that the distarbance wes on @ scale and that the resulting catastrophe was fall of horrors. To have whole cities over- earthquake left is » prospect whiclt must appall any people, even one accustomed to earth- quakes of the ordinary pattern. ——— There is always desire to hold some indi- ‘Vidual responsible when an accident like that at Metzerott Susig Hallocenrs This tendency should not be rieldedt to before investigation is made; but neither should the other extreme of & too hasty exoneration of all concerned be risked. ——+ ++ The mas wo appeared atthe Treasury to borrow money from the government shows how much greater is the iniluence of the, local stump speaker than is~ generally sup~' posed. ——_- Emperor William's ambition to make Berlin moral would prove something of a boomerang if it led to a general state of sentiment in Eu- rope that demanded morality in royal families. —— ‘Whatever question may exist as to Mr. RSchuitis’ previous record os an agitator there is no doubt as to bis prevent laudable achieve- ment in that direction. ———_— +s ‘Hawaii very sensibly recognizes Uncle Sam 8a desirable guardian in the event of her be- coming an orphan through the gradual decline of her royalty. 2-2 Fonseca sensibly resisted the temptation to become intoxicated with glory. He quit when he bad enough. nnn New York is temporarily bevond the danger fs fatal deficiency in water and is now making remarks aboct the qualit; 2 ‘The estabiighment of » gold oure institute in ‘Meine is perhaps one of the ineancst flings ever made at the probibition clement in that state. a Get your thanks ready, also that turkey. (Continued above ) 91.25 Undressed Kid Mousquetaires... THE-EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. c: WEDNESDAY 7 7 ‘Fat. pear 13th, ’ Pineushion forms of Cotton from 15e. to 3c. each: of satin, in all colors, from 2Be. to G8. each. And here are the Ribbons ab Laces at nomins! prices. Here, 100, are the Frames for Lamp Shades, 98c. to $1.50 each; the 23-tnch wide Chins ‘Silk for covering them at 30¢. instead of 50c. a yard during the ‘‘Opening:” and here the Guipure Laces for trimming them. And what # collection of Down Feather Pillows, Gic, to @1.68; the Figured India Silk for covering at 30s., instead Of 75e. a yard. The Pillows already covered are here from OBe. to $4.98 each. Many Patrons who have so liberally and un- atintedly patronized usthesemany years. Naturally we lose money by s sale like et we feel in satiaty~ Lints here. The Hand-painted Silk Heed Rests reduced for the “Opening” trom pecgle papeecypen fim = erg AND \ 2.35 ‘will cost stock—all of which must be dispoged of ©2.35 to 81.19 are leas than what the materials you. a mast be diapowed of Excuse Haste Axo A Poon Pex. ee 00, 2% A FEE ss uN ss, ‘You'l find the above quotation on the celluloid cover of a blotter. The illns- Here is a partial ist of the 3 > = SS Bay iD 7 is tration to fit the expression is painted to represent a pis pen froin which the young U, _— eee ne oo ace £44 Sag8 Porkers are escaping in great haste; only 19 cents for this, And here sre Shaving eS oe. ees Papers, with handpainted covers and trimmed with big bows of ribbon, for onty 85 — 0 Silk Tinseled Damask for upho'stery. 50. **Thanksgivings: yard. pieces of 30-n. best quality China ‘Silk in 10 colorings. Former price, 81. “*Thankegivings Day” price, 6234c. ee close out 10 pieces of Crushed ju contseach, The Cases of Silks, Celluloid, &c., for handkerchiefs, gloves, neck- tes, &c., are here from O6c. to €4.08; those marked 8c. arereduced to Ste. for the “‘Opening.” They are handpainted ailk, with eatin lining, silk cord binding, &. A marvel at the price. Actually thousands of these fancy articles, making a dis- Diay positively bewildering. LINCOLN HALL, Cornor 9th and D sts. n.w., Taste Covens, Daarsar Scanrs, &c.. Ko. Oriental Chenille Covers, in the art shades, with Chenille Fringe, are the very latest. You'll Snd these mentioned on the Bouyenir List at prite surprise, The China Silk Drapery Scarfs are here from Sc. to €4.06 each; the Ofc. Scarfs reduced to S0c. for the “Opening.” They are 14 yards long, with painted bolting cloth ends. ‘The Mantel Scarfs from $1.50 to $1.98 esch. ‘Those of alk stripe madras are 336 yards long are marked $2.48. Refer to the Souvenir List and yon will find the “Opening price is only $2.19 each. : ‘The Heavy Satin Table Covers, tn art shades and with rich Japanese em- broidery, are reduced from #:.08 to #3.68. Those of figured India silk, lined with silk of delicate tints, are only @3.25 each, And—but wecould write on indefinitely, Let's go upstairs now. sivings Day” price, only Sic. per yard. 5 pieces of Double Face French Cre- tonne. Former price, $1.50. ‘‘Thanka- ivings Day" price, 65c. 50-4n. Tamboured Swiss Curtain Lace, Former price, $1.75. ‘*Thanksgivings ‘Where we will dispose of same at a great roduc- tion in order to make room for en cntire new Dag” price, 60c. per yard. tock, which has just been ordered. We MUST ispose of our old stock by the following week. $200 in this department on Thankegiv- ings Day, but we wi!l have the satisfac~ tion of closing out the stock. No fair offer will be refused, i" 00 583g Sraurzv Goovs Or Every Descnipniox. Fr i & Hd $3 Fe | ‘The latest tinted effects in Scarfs, &e, Hundreds of ready-made nseful articles stamped in appropriate designs for yon to outline, Before we go down stairs again let us remind you that on the second floor of the Palais Royal is a Corset Department—more complete than eny other in this city and as complete as any in the country. Here only will you find the celebrated Fasso of ‘Pansy Corsets. Here only are Corsets laundered and repaired free of charge. Here only are complete varieties of the celebrated C. P. and P, D. French Corsets, &c. ‘Samples showing the latest Stitehes. See the Souvenir List for somo of the **Opening” Prices. To the lest of the list are the regular prices, the prices yowll find marked on the goods, To the right the souvenir prices, Boas. 80 many customers have complained of not securing one of the @3.60 Fur Ruys previously advertised, we have concluded to offer them again Thanks- givings Day at the reduced price of 82.35 each. White and Gray only, As “*Thanksgivings Day” bargains we ‘will offerthe balance of our Smyrna ‘Ruws at the following reduced prices: 26 by 54-inch Rugs reduced to $1.95. ‘30 by 60-inch Rugs reduced to 2.38. 36 by 72-inch Rage reduced to €3.68. ‘We have left 10 Felt Druzgets. The sizes are 3by 3 gnd 3 by 3%. Former : price, 7. *" wings Day” price, Bteach, Sovvesrr Lisr Or Tuer Patats Rowan Orexino, S@-WHAT YOU WANT 1S MENTIONED SOMEWHERE IN THIS LIST.-@8 Slightly damaged by cement and dust will be ‘Fepolished and sacrificed far below actual COST. The present store house being yall, ‘RO reasonable offer refused. A special feature of our ‘’Thanks- Givings Day” offer will be the sacrifice ‘Of about 500 pairs of Turkoman Cur- tains, Weare determined to close out the best part of this stock on that day. 100 pairs of fine Turkoman with richly colored dado and heavy fringe top and bottom. Former price, 87.50. **Thankegivings Day” price, 4.0. W. G. Merzenorr & Co, 81.85 **Palals Royal” Mousquetsire Gloves... 81.50 4-batton “*Palais Royal” Kid Gloves.... loves ....81.35 } 29¢- Extracts, per ounce. 62.004 tutte Bnateh Walking KM Gloves......01.95 | Florida Water. .68 | 18c. Bottles of Bay Bum... At present 7 % 9TH AND D8TS..N.W. 025-28 42 pairs of Doublo Width Turkoman Curtains for double doors. Last season's Price was $20, but we secured lot this ‘season to sell for $12. We shall close out $1.25 Undressed Kid Foster Gloves. be °° the reduced price of \easumeasg ep hresget 50 pairs of fine Tarkoman Curtsins, Se. Ladies’ and Children's Cloth Gloves.......0....21¢ 50c. Gloves, 44... and 39e. Gloves. re en U6c, Misses’ Pigskin Mousquetaires. ® pairs All-stlk Turkowan Curtains, 81 Boys’ English Dogskin Gloves... solid colorings with bandsame dade; 3 shades, Reduced from €35 to $15 per Hand-embroidered 00 a Linen Handkerchiefs. 4 aty Fed Ph ¢ » iF ‘86e. Handkerchiefs, 70c., and 75c. Handkerchists. 68¢ 6 pairs of Tamboured Swiss Lace Cur- E Bon 3 x 50e., snd 50e. Handkerehiefs.44¢ tains. Former price, $8 **Ihankagiv- Bg oF - BaP OP FE - (Ge. Handberchiete, 500.. 85c. All-wool Bedford Cords. ... ssa. ings Day” price, 85.95. = - ‘35e. Handkerchiefs, 20c., and 25. Handkerchiefs. 226 | vic. Ladies’ Reefer Coat Scarfs... 6 pairs of Tamboured Swiss Lace Cur- 12M. Handkerchiefs, all styles... 50c. New Style Jap. Silk Ties,, psn enged gape ‘Thapkagiv- famed Duchess Laco Handkerchiefs at 10 per cent 25e. All-silke Windsor Ties.. 6 pairs Tainboured Swiss Lace Cur- We. New Style Linen Collars. tains. Former price, $15. “*Thanks- Tar Fan c 29¢ | “+ Lace Collars and Cutts, set.. 8. So, Embroidered Sik Handkerchiefs .eeeeeenes29¢ | 05° Ney Ruftings, all atylen Tra Ax> H Sra. N.W. 44 | 6c. Ostrich Feather Buching. TH JinD Ts. IN. VW, Se | 25e. Boxes Tourist Ruching. ‘We shall close out 75 elegant Six-quar- ~~ quarter Turkoman Table Covers in soft F, C 880 art colorings, fringed all around, at the maxes & Co. low price of $2.45 each. Foruier prices 820 Jackets, 818 and 816 Jackets.. ry Lean ENN RETR Rooxzza Solid Oak Rock seat Ware 2 ss 2 24 iarge ers, Cane L E (00 Jechets with ectrakban fur trimmiaw. and back, “"Thaukegivings Day” price, MM & B BBE ER aS ‘832 Imported Cloth Capes... e MA H Bee tun few Sss8 > ‘We shall close out 4dozen Solid Oak _ 7 Tea Gow = Folding Card Tables, two styles, square ebm and round, sizes 29 by 32 and 32 by 32 ches. Price Betwoon 10.and 11 a.m., Thanksgiving Day, | Plain and Ribbed Merino Underwear... os te ‘Se. Superior Merino Vests and Pants... ove | Carpets, é gg 00 A On ‘*Thankegivings Day” we will offer a ce Be o % Pa s 15 patterns of Wilton Velvet Carpets, in $o BRO 8 OX attractive patterns, at the low price of Bet SoS = ep “oo” & %& “~30 pieces of Otnch Wilton Velvet Bor- ton Vel Goring at the low price of 4c. per yard. - estes il ane See scence. © Bevorxa. a 3 Sterling Silver Trimmed Pocket Books........82.08 aes dui eaaica somata eaetea Toe. Chatelaine Bags... ding departinent: a und Feather Pill covered 1.50 Imported Chatelaine Bags. $1.75. la Venus Corsets. wit teteen-Satshes Ushing, Sply 60s: Tax Fam, ‘2c. Suede Kid Chatelaine Bags. 81 Cotton Night Gowns, all styles. each. 81 Music Rolls. 81.25 Infante’ Silk Gaps. eG eae Tra Axo -H Srs. N.W. 81.50 Silveroide Totlet Cases, ttted.. 1.68 Coildren's Hats, all styles, 1.35 shall offer our celebrated “Excel ete teivicelte Tetieh Chenn, Sted. 82.25 Children's Imported Hats...0...mneessoeA-81.89 sios” 40-pound All-hair Mattress, cov- 1 Faaxace & Co. 81 Children’s Aprons, all sizes. (82 Silveroide Boxes for Gloves, &c. ered with French sateen-finished ticking, we 3 ‘59c. Children's Aprons, all sizes. 45e at the low price of $8.85 each. You can Kutt: f tresses at 50e. Children's Knit Sacques.. "300 probably buy hair mat = ae price, but what sort of hair 2 contain? Warne Besxs. On **Thanksxivings Day" weshall offer our $16 Writing Desks for Ladies at 911 each. 10¢. Children's Kuit Mitts. 5c. Beat Quaty Mitts, eRe 10 per cent discount—one-tenth off marked prices of all Dolls, Furs, Children's Wraps, Real Lace and Hand-embroiderea Linen Handkerchiefs, Bric--brac, Jewelry of real xold, silver, Jot and enamel, Ribbons, Feathers and Flowers, Children’s Bocks, Silk Hostery,, American Hosiery Co.'s Underwear, Children's Under- Fans marked 68, 810, 812, 815, $18, $20, $22, 825, 880 and $35, at 10 per cent discount. Pastoz Scrres. wear, Bick Silks and Wool Drews Goods, Trinmings, | omgoteur.slegant muoletared Buttons and Laces, At 20 per cent discount, all Seal ‘with the best at the ex- Plush Wraps. traordinary low price of $50. ---+-21e | $1.65 White Lamb’s Wool Underwerr..... weosereeee85¢ | $1.50 Camel's Hair Underwear. $11.98 English Novelty Mackintoshes.. 617.08 Best Imported Mackintosbes......... today. ‘Se. Milk Stripe Madras Scarfs. ig dot $3.95 Embroidered Suk Table Covers.. ington public recownized, appre. @2,25 6-4 Chenille Covers, with fringe... ~ @lated this rent ‘videnend te the tes ‘To ‘a little and. ‘Menee trade we sre ow transecting. It Coats. ..0000..81.29 Jee Sen ow srown to such proportions that sveeenesL2e | $1.96 Heaviet RODDEE C088. .ecseenmissacseresese.8L 7D Piece Solid Oak Chamier ‘Sulton, ed an Surmeeas tour Sreser ate eee Be. Stamped Linen Table Covers......cssceseeese. 206 | $2.48 Superior Rubber C0088 ...ccecersenennessces 82 ID Jarre bevel plate mirror$at the iT leased the inagnificent business edi- 91.35 Lace Burean Scarfs...... susssees 1-19) €2.08 Cloth-ntsh Waterprocts.............. \ me 7, oa the comer diaroaally opposite, ‘Sse. Down Feather Pillows... ‘zz Max. at to vwbich we hell shentty semeve. fa order to wake this Iredo segs d — the en as wells tothe com eee cee ge ‘the lowet prices in -~ these Deaka, wo offer 3 ft. 6 im, bs % kept seoceni in aaa ‘of 923.60 These are of ? th 0 45e. ened, Teint, Chasey sehen Pat Ps eelga : ‘Se. Envelopes to mateh........ = NOVEMBER 25, 1891. Vinxes. Fish Nets, with or without dots, tm ‘Single and double widths, from 1c. to O00. per yard. ‘One of our many novelties is Black, with bright jet dott, with We a'so have thisindoubie jet snit- able for mourning. ‘Special sale of all Se. Veils in plsin colors. Also dots, this week only Jc. Also Black, with chenille and jet Gots, single apd im clusters, 12°. a Veil. Whiteand Pale Blue Sewing Silk Voiling, the most suitable thing for this time of the year for infants and ‘ewall children, this week only 200, ber yard. Barege, in Black and colors, the Dest Veilins for cold weather. Other Veilings in all styles and different prices. a> = ‘fast = iw 8 3 on 00. EXTRA IXDUCEMENTS Tar Puan Ror, Wns Be Oren Toxonnow lla aed Pe A AGS ape] eo : pm FA EL Pou SA PH SS am - ae vend ae atm ~Mippay, AA gs ON - ¢ —o— aa ee 8 8 Ad K ®ss, ae ‘Cog oo A Rk Sst . The “Opening” of Holiday Goods has so attracted the attention of the public i vv $8 — ‘ and press that many will make the Palais Royal the first place visited after break- 3 3 Hy 8 ° ok | ge Re ss fast tomorrow. Every department is overflowing with novelties; the store dec- oo 6 ‘Gog = fr ¥ mk Ss, orations “‘a vision of beauty.” Eapecially interesting and instractive is the Realizing that employes of the verions METEBROT? & CO. ¥ E Ss 2 Fancy Goods Depertment. Even those ladies who haven't much ides of fancy einer ereap srs el ‘Work may glean ideas that will inspire them. Hero are the thousand and one articles Ding. and feeling Shean ho tee neitaeet te Renters, Silks ana Velvets, ‘made of little pieces of silks, satins, Inces and ribbons, which though of little cost of them will appreciate “a oa ES ‘vantage of the opportunttpy we shalt’ 95+! ‘Hosicry and Underwear, aro converted into beentifal and useful ornaments, just the Christmas presents pea, ghblag peat nro pgp area mabh a ‘Table Linens and Napkins. that are mot appreciated, becawes they are identified with the giver. atone ‘Toureday, until 2o'lock p.m, and will See ent center, seenased Gaete atereed * Come and see for yourself. for instance, are here, trimmed by an attist Wiu~was, secured trot New" raFate & JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, York st no litle expense, You may copy them. We-bave the le nate yppray brah aad mary stock of 713 Market apace. Reuxaxt Ix Oon Lace Deranraest. ‘Remnants of Black Lace Flouncing in lengths from 1 yard to 5% yards, which we will sell for half their value, giving ladies who are in need of & small quantity, so otten neces- ‘sary in remodeling their lace drosses, ‘and also desirable for wrapper fronts, inches to 60 inches, and can be used to great advantage. One nice lot of narrow Black Laces from 1 to 335 yards lengths. These remnants are really worthy of your attention. Remnants of Laces, —Snit- able for Children’s Aprons, Under- ‘wear, Trimming, Fancy Work, &c. Osraicn Fearagnep Rocurse, Goon Tarxos Ix Oor Toner In all shades, former price, 98c. Spe- ial, 87¢. White, 19. to 48c. yd. Biack or White Crepelisse, plaited on bands. Special price, 190. per Fancy Ruching, in Pink and White, Light Blue and White, Black and Gilt, 12)sc. per yard. DEPARTMENT, A special sale of Florida Water, former price, 49. Reduced price, 390. Our 98c. Atomizera. Special price for this week, Otc. Our $2.25 Silver-mounted Toilet Bottles. Special price for this week, €1.98. Make nice Holiday Presents. ‘Talc Toilet Powder, used in place of Lubin's. Only 1Sc. per box. Carbolized or Violet—a special sale of all our Soc. bott'es of Triple Ex- tracts. Only 25c. per bottle, Sample Bottles of Triple Extracts in all the leading makes apd all odors. 1c. per bottle. GLOVES FOR EVENING WEAR. 12-buttonength Suede Gloves in all the latest evening shades for 82.40. 20-Vutton-length Suede Mfor 83.50. 12-button-length Jersey Bilk Mitts, in all shades, 81. 20-button-length Jersey Silk Mitte for 81.25. Fancy Silk Mitts in all shades for 81,8 22.25. ORDERS BYMAIL WILL REACR US SAFELY AND RECEIVE THE MOST CAREFUL CONSIDER- TION. L A AK AA N aa tus 244 § aos & oo Be GogH H GGG H H at s . ass ~ =; no 420, "THE A BLE EE 3% BORA SA GR Bhat T WU H AA NON Ee S83 7 And many of them, to our old and new-made lady friends and customers, and in order to show our ap- Preciation we shall sell tomorrow from 9to 12 p.m., the hour of our closing, 800 YARDS OF NO. 30 ALL-SILK MILLINERY RIBBON, In Seal Brown, two shades of Gray, Garnet, Magenta, ‘Navy, Myrtleand Olive. The quality isextra super ‘ and 25e. would be considered very cheap. Every ‘customer will bo entitled to a limited quantity st a M4 K AUF RARE | SOMETHING NEWIN GLOVES.— Bandalette, or **C.one-fitting W: 900 PENNSYLVANA AVE. ¥.W., ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS. S. Cousx & Co, 643 11TH STREET. cLosep ALL Day TOMORROW, THANKSOIVIXG DAY. Our stock ts ot Phen Ten ot 4 ‘Preusings. t | id i i itt in i i Lf i 4 I Wir, Wer Asp Lioatstxa Have worsen Ravoe and destruction with our new windows, ew fixtures, vew mirrors and some of the new gools, but the bulk of the stock isintact and undisturbed by the inva- sions ofthe storm. Althourh the exte. ior of our new store for the time being is SUrkestive of « fence ata fair ground, the interior coptains beautiful Bonnets, stylish Hats and apextensive assortment of fine Millinery generally, which we are selling st oar usual moderate prices. WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS, Rotwithstanding temporary incouven!- ‘ence cause by the storm, We can show at once the freaks of lightning and the latest caprices of fashion, the curious ef- fects of a storm at home and the fascinst- ing effects of arvistic skill abroad. CALL AND SEE. COR. F AND 13TH ST. N. W, J. C. Hoeromssox, aur Tae Lasr Caz Berore Tuaxxs. GIVING. Bambargers’ great closing-ont fale gors gloriously on, saving Gollars for every customer par- ticipating in it. NOTE THIS FACT, IF You PLEASE, that notwithstanding the fact that some of the Washing toa clothiers would like to make You believe that we are not retir- Ang from the clothing business you ave our assurance that WE ARE SELLING OUT And everything goes at \ of marked prices. Children’s Suits and Overconts that have been #: 2. ‘Men's Suite and Overcosts, all of our own reliable make, at the fame reduction Don't lose sight of the fact that your opportunity to buy the wur- prises we are offering at (21 Penna. ‘ave. won't last forever. Don't imagine because we quote such extremely low prices that the garments are not reliable or that Weare scheming to catch your @ollars. Our only *‘scheine” is to sell out our entire stock, as we are going into the wholesale busi- ness, HAMBURGER at €21 Penna. ave. ——— LADIES’ WRITING DESKS. FOR ONE WEEK WE WILL OFFER YOU A SPECIAL BAR- GalN IN THIS LINE FOR 29.00. PRETTILY TRIMMED AND BEADED, IN ANTIQUE, OLD ENGLISH OSK \AND SIX- TEENTH CENTURY FINISH, a W. B. MOSES & SONS, it «COR. F AND 11TH STS. ¥.W, T i i Ez r nue ER BBE 00 RKON BEB 00 NONN MM M Muay RR, O°9 OW ee PEG AA my bo Be E Mae 282 £ ooo HE kee = Ovex Tu deiicate shades and Black. wing's” price, £1.98 to For Tuaxxsorvnie Dar Wear, amy Snox Sromm MY AND 2129 SEVENTHST. N. Ww. > SPrerag Peciah OFFERS PPERS which cannot he Te mone ‘e aud 419. from Rboen, tel free the wanufa: Prodvcer ter satisinction — out a” cheap Shoe than you can get out of this one WE WILL BE OPEN TILL 12.0°CLOCK TOMORROW, ku kee > Tue Snor Exrorws, It___ 310 AN EVENTH ST. NW Tur Moxewesrar, S07 and 800 F st. now. Fine Millinery. Cloaks, Hosiery, Glowes, &e. We are making It possible every day from now right on till after Christiuas for hard+srued doliers to do surprising things in every line we carry. If you've to bny Holiday Goots—tmy them: buy them now. If it'saDoll, “face 2 5 fesue that can't be dodwed, If a Hat or Bonnet, Ribbons, Pw Underwear, Umbreiiar, Han: or Muslin Caderwrar wear, Fancy Good: rasta, Deck | why not ayatl of the . oe. Brice reasons We take and auticipate those Beds to Gay —thae week? Wo have made a price inducewent that will count, We're ready ; are yout OUR CLOAK Way. IT'S A GREAT CLOAK YRARt JACKET AND REEFER SALE. Plain and Diagonal Reefer Hipped.seamed Keeters, 32 in Diagonal Cheviots, 68.10 to 8 Smt aU a met © price way, our kind /f head - wear, Our way of price interest. Today we shall cut d the prices more your way ; here's how: UNTRIMMED HATS. Our Wool Felt Hats from thie day from 250. to Te, The best Imported French Pur Felt Hats aii Bon- nets, that were sold st 81.08, @2.50, #3, at 61.48. TRIMMED MILLINERY, A wonder of beautiful models in Midwinter tyler of Headwear Hate, Jet Toques and Bounete—at euryris ingly low prices. RIBRONS. The larsest, most select ascortinent of Riblons im the city, in every width, color and quality, for fancy work, millinery and dress trimming, at one fourth below the recular price, from muunler owe te Bamber sixty. GLOVES, All the best, which we import. Also the best P. and P... the Paris, the Foster, for both ladies’ and gentie- men. Every pair warranted apd fitted to the hand Fine Ostrich Tips in ali colors st S0c. a bunch, Real value, 81 to 81.25. posse? THE MONUMENTAr. Au Tue Diyeresce Ly Tae WORLD. Tt makes a reat deal ted of difference to the shoe. Of misery ax lon am the shor lasts. and its taghtness and cram only Goud Prices are the nly @8 ger parr Thaw tay che eaaliy terme tive Lancains. Wiiy not et us sell Sow sour best poi of SLoes™ Xi, KENEASTIR & 0, 00 203m OP Ls apogenpaners? ow (623 Pa. ave.