Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: -Rovember 26, 1891. paper As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Mediam it has ne competitor. The people of the United States are thankfal for this great, happy and prosperous America ia which they live. At the present, with peace in their borders, plenty in their barns, with the eunlight of science, the radiance of widely diffused cuiture, the smile of overruling Providence, what have they to grumble about? Look around and abroad, note the discoutents of southern republics and the preparation for Dicodshed of eastern mouarchies, hear the plaint of the famishing peasant in Russia, and teke heart from the situation so far as the republic is concerned. Here is a land of morals, of religion, of education, of self-gov- eramect—a lend of material prosperity un- rivaled on the globe. Law and order and Progress must co-exist if there be genuine prosperity in auy land. Here they do co-oxist, order the product of self-imposed law, pros- perity the outcome of order. Freodom is the foundation stone. Man is the suthor, under God, of his own great good fortune — illuminated, progressive man, free politically, mentally and morally. Here, aud here only, on a magnificent plane has there been a development of all the ideas that elevate aud broaden mankind, for here, and here only, has individual freedom no defined or possible limit within the measure of a well- ordered and prosperous society. The republic is safety, the republic 18 peace, the republic is Prosperity, the republic is indefinite perpetual Progress. For these great political, social, in- dastrial, moral and spiritual biexsings the people of these states do this day return hearty thanks to the Giver of all good things, and nwplore the divine guidance and aid in every moment of the future. od ‘The democrats seem to be determined to have the New York senate, whether they elected it oF not; or, to put the matter more charitably, ‘they are taking advantage of every technicality to show that they carried it at the late election. ‘This, it is claimed, will only offset the action of the republicans in Montana. Even if it ‘were true, one wrong docs not gire excuse for another. Nevertheless, the party has not arisen in thie republic, in the hundred and odd years of ite existence, which refused to teke advantage of mere technicalities when they were to its temporary interest. Public senti- ment ought not, howtrer, to run so rabidly om one side or another as to Jose sight of the equities in the great scramble for place and position. Reform of the civil service, reform of the ballot and other re- forms partly achieved ought to prepare the mind of the public for reform of sentiment on the mat- ter under consideration. Indeed something has been gained since inlependent movements Degan to be fashionable from the disposition of thoughtful citizens to frowa down the rascali- ties committed in the name and for the behoof of parties. The increase of this disposition is to be sought by all wao desire the governme 3‘ of the several states and the governm 2! of the United States to be honestly constituted and @onducted. From this point of view the as- certainment of the result iu the New York legislature is not a mere party question, affect- ing the fortunes of this or that leader; it is a matter of infinitely higher consequ’aze, on which in a measure depend the safety and wel- fare of the land in which we live. += Chile is = progressive power, but there PAL BA POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. Phot old or vat tiercharulise ew greatest quan- ioe boca sold and afew of ‘each arti ‘You will lad fn the list below many an item on whiek you can save money. Upnoratery Devantuexr, Wo wil st airs of iteai Frish Point Xone 87 to ES se oloeiee coy Cpe Half pairs of gt Fine Citea Portis ori ine Tani frisi e~ ‘alo about 1M end 13 yards 10 Eacalient ee at 1M snd 1% » New vaiterns Li Srax PED Li Res 8, Hran Rests, &o. Donble Chita Silt Hout Resta, nik tasseiar te, each Pelsian Tapestry Squares, I8E18 inches -lb:-each fats, to tn 50-tch Colpred € 7zinch ‘eac! ‘ic. cach nd OR. Bureau Scarfe, Splaskers, Tray Covers, Squares, & Brown Linen Coub ssid tirush A Cate, Holder, 2-pocket Shoe Eag, Single Umbrella se sesgeee AOC. Brown ‘Linen Ciotiespia Behoot’ Bags, + Portes, Slice Baws, Boabte Urubrellea [sundry Bags. Letter” and “Newovaper Hacks, cach Diyen Lie Fravlitie’ Casias SHRI Soe Sushione. Show Bawe, Large Launtry Baw S30. each each 1-8 each ia Uuibrelias, “wenuine ‘acne — Se. Wuite Euibroldered Scalloped Edge Hand- ere] NT. tea ae = fodieukas. Any one wah se wk jock cn teeul en tcal wis Beets OFF OF THEIR REGULAR oie searpallsmred ot a aMouK tl igeuargal ‘Bt yo —— ‘Lonw Pian Coat. G -SSAMERS, ‘APPE! ‘SHIRT anise de. Ladin’ $1.49 Silver. Gray and Mose: U C ‘& IN Pea Cn ere Land Coat fs danger that this leading South Ameri- Fy ‘tan republic msy go in certain directions too far and too fast, If, as stated, it is contem- plated to enlarge the standing army to three army corps of ten thousand men each snd greatly to extend the artillery service, the ef- fect will be that the prosperity of the country will beretarded by the taxation necessary to keep up this force. Chile has about two mil- lions population. A considerable part of her territory is soil virgin as to civilization and she woald find ample employment for two or three decades im settling this, working the mines, tilling the fields, establishing manufactures and consolidating and widening ‘trade. But she appears to incline toa different policy, a policy of aggrandizement by war. She is pre- paring for further conquests, keeping her eye on Bolivia and hoping that events may shape themselves eventually so that she may absorb other portions of Peru than the nitrate deposits already gobbled up and carry her ban- ner into the fertile valleys of the upper Ama- zon and its affluents. The Araucanian blood quickens the Castilian pride and the Chilean ambition is sufficiently large for = people of ‘twenty times the numerical strength of the republic. Chile's danger is in neglecting the quiet ways of industrial growth and falling at Jast under the combined blows of a defensive South America. ——_++2s___ ‘The foot ball season comes slong in time to take hold of public interest just where base bail left off. And as Congress assembles pres- ently with every evidence cf good staying qual- ities there is n> reason to think that the excite- ‘ment necessary to Americsa pease of mind will be allowed to collapse. ———_++-— Intending Speakers of the House are kept busy at their respective headquarters in deny- ing reports that they are going to withdraw. It would seem that Mr. Bynum’s unexpected | | action bas prepared the public to believe any- thing in the line of speakership self-sacrifice, ———++=— aces Axp 1 Not of 2c und $8 ‘Torchon tad: Medict = pret OTIONS. ‘The number of splity that occur in the Farm- | Se" ers’ Alliance would indicate that the orgeniza- tion can stand « great deal of subdivision, i—¥ Without losing ite vitality.” The way taken to Jerry Simpson's 1dea of consolidation of inter- esis is & trifle roundabout —— It is generally admitted that ex-Speaker Reed's position in the coming Congress will be embarrassing, but it is not made clear whether the embarrassmen: will rofer to Mr. Reed or pomebouiy eles. ——_—_+ +2 ___ ‘The investigations concerning the formation of « new lake on Mars are interesting. Now let Us learn this world of ours with its undiscov- ered poles and wonders in Africa that await the attention of the scientist. . ++ -- There ishope forthe United Statesin the discouragement of India in the matter of the cotton crop. ~The United States build largely this year on the misfortunes of other coun- tries. 2 ‘Thedemocratic executive committee will now take ite turn in the allotment of a ripe and luscious convention plum. If Tammany shakes the tree New York has little doubt that it will @rop into the Knickerbocker basket. = While Washington is giving thanks that she dicn’t have a water famine New York is ex- Pressing gratitude because she escaped the eloadburat. — Connoleseurs consider the first announcement of wom-eandidacy next best to actual occupa- tion of a Position of public importance. isaiaaeat Agana tolled wees the manufacture of cigarettes thore is no doubt of thet country's complete civilization. ———.-e— - It is nearly time to take the new post office Off the list of the itinerant comedian’s “local oe” —— Americar duelists persist in forgetting that the Parisian etict pute fatal rescits outside the pale of goed form. eee Minacepoiis and St. Paul are now vis-e-vis in &@ convivial discussion of that Convention ie conan Seer hee ‘atin, Fesrure = ia Tanorros. 06 Fhesmant and Coque Feather Colirs, latest To Sorr Eveny Taste-Axp Evzar Ponse. vrs. CUIEFS are ouch asters we wile the **bali a-roll- ing” with them. They are on sbout everybody's “giving” Met-and you can “check ‘40 s00n a8 you please, What sort of HANDKERCHLEFS we carry is pretty well known. ‘The abso!ute absence of any ferlor and questionavle qualities «ive a zest to baying bere that putean end to the necessity of your going ‘ny farther. We sre up to our standatd this season. If enything, Se are doing s ittie more fora little less than usual. ‘That is good news. We have picked each style care- fully. Sifted out the best. Weare anzious for your The popuiar way of giving HANDKER- CHIEFS isina box. We have some epectal values in fancy esses—furnished—"‘ready to give. THREE CHILDREN'S HANDKER- CHIEFS in fancy box.-25e. and 3c. SIX LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS in Bovelty box of plush and satin-odd shapes ~—Tée.. $1, $1.50, 81.75, $2. $2.26, 82.75 and #3. SIX MEN'S HANDRERCUIEFS tn fancy — 91.25, 91.50, 81.75, $2.50, @3 and Sux Hasoxezcuers. LADIES’ SILKE HANDKERORIEFS, in all colors, with scotloped edges -15c. LADIES’ WHITE SILK HANDKER- CHILES, embroidered in White aud colors— 19¢. and 250. LADIES’ SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,om- heme in White and fee aud drawo Datterus—s7 4c. to 81. TADIES® SAPANESE SILK ‘WARDEER- CHIEF S—bemstitched—25c. — @rawn work—Zbc., 50c., 65c. and With initial—any letter--26c.and 50e. MEN'S JAPANESE SILK INITIAL . to 81. Plain—25e. to @1.23. BLACK eas HMANDEERCHIEFS—B0c., ‘Tée. and 8) MEN'S SAPANESE SILK HANDEER- AIRE, ‘with colored borders—50c. and “Six ILK DAMASSE ""KEROHIEFS.” @land $1.26. Lux Hasoxencurers, LADIES' PURE LINEN INITIAL HANDRERCHIEFS—12%¢., 25c. and 5c. MEN'S PURE LINEN INITIAL HAND- KERCHIFFS—25e. and 50c. LADIES’ PLAIN WHITE HEM- sracune HANDKERCHIEFS—10c, (3 for 25¢.) LADIES’ WHITE MULL HANDKER- CHIEFS, embroidered in colored silk—75e. 1. LADIES’ PURE LINEN HEM- STITCHED AMDEXRCHIEDS — all widths of hem—1234¢. to 87ic. LADIES" LINEN WHITE EMBROID- ERED HANDKERCHIEFS—12%c. and 0. LADIE® PURE LINEN need CHIEFS—whits embroidered and scalloped LADIES’ edgee—25c, PURE LINEN WHITE EM- BROIDERED RASDESRORIE RE “thandwork"—50e. to LADIES’ FRENCH ‘tixex Selec CHIEFS—machine embroidered—1.25 $1.75. SARDRERCHISES- icy of embroldered— 82. 50to 86. Incolors, $1.50. LADIES' WHITE MOUSSELINE D' SOIR MEN'S PLAIN HEMSTITCHKD PURE LINEN HANDKERKCHIEFS—hem ap inch deop—12}¢c. MEN'S COLORED BORDERED HAND- RERCHIEFE 1240. PURE LINEN—250. Soe. MEN'S PLAIN HEMSTITCHED HAND- KERCHIEFS—bems in all widthe—25e. to Ke. anc CHILDREN'S GOLQMED BORDERED HAN DKERCHIEFS—c. CHILDREN'S PLAIN WHITE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS—12%e. and 20¢. Morrirns. CREAM COLORED 8ILK MUFFLERS— ‘Toes, $1 and 81.50. COLORED SILK MUFFLERS-91.50and BLACK and CARDINAY, JAPANESE SILK MUFFLERS—$1. BLACK and wait CHECK 8ILS MUFFLERS—: CLLPE D'CHINE SILK ‘MUFFLERS, ta pretty tints75c. and $1. JAPANESE SILK MUFFLERS —all colors—Bte. ‘We are the first in the fleld—but those that follow us cannot outdo ourcollection. We Placed our orders eariy—to have them early. That is our part-you apust do the rest, Szarox Penny, “PERRY BUILDING,” / NINTH STREET AND PEXNSXLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840, [It] Telephone 905. rap Be VEER ON LAID | ASILE NELYETS. TH ‘VEN- P Bo Se etn ae : ¥ ste, ot8-se Eoaler ‘Low Picts, Tuayxsorvine ax otroday.ts the first of the the mf Jar distant “ff Sou, wish, Photwraphe taken for for, Chriatmas ve “Artist Fotosrafer, no®tin 1thand Py. ave. n-w., over Brentano's, ————$—_$—_—_— Tar Crctoxe Sravox ‘The windows at our F street store, but the crash in prices has come at the Ave- Buestore, We have slargelot of beau- tiful SEAL PLUSH COATS, VISITES and JACKETS slightly out of style, but in perfect condition. Though they ero fine goods we want to get rid of them, and as an indycoment we offer A Crcroxte Dnaor lk Paice ‘First comere get the pick of the OOATS ana vistas os $10 wen. mo prices have been from $17 to $50 apiece. ‘The prices on the JACKETS are cut two. They formerly sold at rrom G12 to 040, We now offer them at BALP raion, J. ©. Heronaton, Heangvarrens For Hotinar Haxpxencuters. ‘The “Opening” of Holiday Goodsat the Palais Royal is demonstrating smong other things that the building corner of 1°th street and Penasylvania avenue is the main depot for Christmas Handkerchiefs, 100,000 HANDEERORIEFS TO SELECT FROM. ‘Trax quantity is underesinsted. ‘Tho tales now ran into the hundreds of dal Jars daily and shortly before Christmas one thousand dollars will net represent A single day's sales. We mean Handkerchief sales represented by doltars and cente tn the safe at the end of the day's bustness and not on the books, charged to Mr. and Mra. 40 and. oo. Tats cash business of ours also means advantayeous baying, ‘small profits possible when selling ; better qualities for the prices than where much © the business w credit. Hasoxencmers For Tas Laors. Mitx anouia reed this, for Handheechiefs aso aiwese present apprecisted by ladies, Here are beauties of real Duchess lace from Sic. to @12 each, of Point Lace from $3.26 to €16.50 each, of finest linen, exquisitely embroidered by hand, from 95c. to S435 each. You will not be astonished to read of Real Lace Handkerchiefs st 916.50 cach, but Linen Handkerchiefs st $4.35 may seom « high price. Just look st the samples in the window of No. 1119 Pennsylvania svenue ‘nd you will wonder that the artist eye and siiiied fingers that created euch works of art are not better rewarded. Quite a history to these hand- of thenuns, The inducement to make selection tomorrow is 10 per cent dis- count—one-tenth off the price you see marked on the corners of the Handkerchiefs ‘You select. Reference to the Zouvenir list below will give the **Opening” prices for the Mousseline de Scie and Japances Silk Handkerchiefs, also those of linen, ‘Tanging in price from 10 cents to 95 cents each. Beside the very pretty boxes given free of charge we have all kinds of Silk and Celluloid Handkerchief Cases st very moderate prices. Hasvzeromers For Taz Mex. Mex are quite content with adoren Handkerchiefe a year, and Christmas genee- ally brings them a supply. Here are Japanese Silk Handkerchiéfs direct from the Orient. Only our small proft added to the cost, which means better qualities than wewal for the prices. Prices range from 29c. to $1.48 for Handkerchiefs, from 68¢. to81.68 for Muffers. Those with initials: Silk, 50,75 and 85e. each; lnen, 25 nd 50c. each. A handsome box given if you select six Handkerchiefs, Hoasoxexonmes For Taz Cunpnss. Novexry manaterctiets in Novelty Boxes that came direct across the ocean t0 usandto you. Six Handkerchiefs in each box, 25c.. S50., Be., B5e., O8e., BSc. and $1 the box, ‘The lid of each a Chilstmss card. Here's one which gives s view of two children in bed, evidently dreaming of Father Christmas, for st the head Of thelr bed hangs the stocking of each. Hold the box up to the light and Father Christmas appears in the act of Alling the stockings with just those things the Uttloones are dreaming of. ‘This explains the following inscription on the box: A olad Christmas to you. Bekind our couch let light appear ‘And good old Santa Claus draws near. Sovvesm Lisr Or Tur Patars Rovaz Ovextxa. sg-WHAT YOU WANT 18 MENTIONED ROWRWHERE IN THIS LIST.-6e $1.85 **Palais Royal” Mousqnetsire Gloves... 11.68 $1.50 4-Dutton ‘Palais Royal" Kid Gloves. . $1.60 4-button English Walking Kid Gloves.......81.35 $1.25 Undressed Kid Mousquetaires... 6c. Pigskin Mousquetaires..... 90c. Undressed Kid Mousquetaires. ‘$1 Dressed Kid Foster Gloves. $1.25 Undressed Kid Foster Gloves. ‘Tée. Buede Kid Gloves... ‘250. Ladies’ and Children's Cloth Gloves. ‘B0e. Gloves, 44c., and 30c. Gloves... ‘96c, Misses’ Pigskin Mousquetai.es. $1 Boys’ English Dogakin Gloves. 81 Hand-embroidezed Linen Handkerchiefs. . 85e. Handkerchiefs, 700,, and 7c. Handkerchiefs. 68¢ 68c. Handkerchiefs, 59¢., and 50c. Handkerchiefs.440 ‘35e. Handkerchiets, 29c., and 25c. Handkerchiefs. 220 12}. Hendkerchiefo, all styles... Duchess Laco Handkerchiefs a: 10 per cout dis- count. ‘35e. Embroidered Silk Handkerchiefs. .. 50c. Embroidered Bilk Handkerchiefs. 680. Embroidered Silk Handkerchiefs. $3.35 Boaver and French Seal Muffs. 82% Fur-trimmed Jackets, all styles., 820 Jackets, $18 and $16 Jackets.. 910 Jackets, $9and $12 Jacket: $0 Jackets with astrakhan fu: trimming... 932 Imported Cloth Capes.... $30 Capes, $27 aud $25 Capes... $20 Capes, $18 and 819 Capes... $17 Tea Gowns, all styles... $14 Gowns, $12.50a0d 610 Gowns... $8 Gowns, 86.75 and @7 Gowns. ‘$8.and 87 Cloth Ulsters..... $10, $12 and 815 Uisters . 18¢. Bottles of Bay Rum......00..-. 2c. Tooth, Nail and Hair Brushes. Ste, Celluloid Hair Brushes, Ze. Vella, all styles... 17e. Veils, 16e., and 12c. Vells, ‘e. Bordered Lace Vells... 91.30 Veils, $1.09, and 81.20 Veils, $2.25 Voile, like hand-made lace,, 500, Fancy Dress Goods, per yard. 50c. China Silks, 23 inches wide. #1 Best English Bedford Cords. $1.25 Superior English Broadcloths. $1.75 English Fancy Bedford Cords. ‘5c. All-wool Bedford Cords, Se. Ladies’ Reofer Coat Searts,. 50c. New Style Jap. Silk Ties.. PREERECRERS « @8e. Ostrich Feather Ruching. ‘25e. Boxes Tourist Ruching.... ‘98e. New Style Jubots,.., 2e. Ladies’ Boot-pattern Hose. SERRE lL 50c. Black and Fancy Lisle Hoee.. ‘Toe. Novelty Lisle Hove... ‘98e. Paria Novelty Hose... SRBETERERR REE ERER { 60c. Plain and Ribbed Merino Underwear, ‘Se. Superior Merino Vests and Pants. $1 Fast Biack Ribbed Wool Veste.. Gide. Bibbed Bilk Vests, colors, 98e. Vests, 80¢., and 75c, Vests.. 980. Knit Wool Skirts,, $1.25 Knit Wool Skirts... ‘TSe. Corsets, all styles... 81.00 Imported Chatelaine Bags. $1.75 la Venus Corsets. ‘22e, Suede Kid Chatelaine Bage.. $1 Music Rolls. 01.50 Silveroide Toilet Cases, fitted. $2 Bilveroide Boxes for Gloves, &c. $1.35 Bilveroide Collar and Cuff Boxes, Fanswarked $8, 810, $12, £15. $18, $20, €22, $25, 830 and $5, at 10 per cent discount. €1 Children's Aprons, all sizes... ‘5Ge. Children's Aprons, all sizes.. 450 5c, Children's Knit Sacques.. 390 0c, Children's Knit Mitts, e Ric, Best Quality Mitts... 190 10 per cent discount—one-tenth off marked prices of all Dolls, Furs, Children's Wraps, Real Lace and ‘Hand-embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs, Bric-s-brac, Jewelry of real xold, silver, jet and enamel, Ribbons, Feathers and Flowers, Children’s Books, Silk Hosiery, American Hosiery Co.'s Underwear, Children’s Under- ‘woar, Black Silks and Wool Dress Goods, Trimmings, Buttons and Laces, At 20 percent discount, all Seal FOR MEN ONLY. 81.65 White Lamb's Wool Underwerr. 81.60 Camel's Hair Underwear... THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. p.c. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 26, 1891. “KRAIEWY'S Ih ¥ LETTER. their stock torundown about the Ist of December. Not so with us, We believe we have beyond Question the handsomest line of Ladies’ Garments in Washington today. ‘We bave jus? received.in addition to many other atyles, a tine of Ladies* Long Cloaks, fnished with *“Bernhardt” cape and Medici collar, richly trimmed and edged Moufion Fur, Tans and Gray; ‘Paris “novelty.” et Cours. ‘Two dozen entirely new styles and colors in Ladies’ Light Tan and Gray Cioth Coats, handsomely trimmed with light-colored As aspecial “drive” we offer Black Cheviot Costs, trimmed with Black astrakhan fur, at the low price of $10. Braxnanvr Cares. 50 of more New Capes, hérdly any two alike, representing the handsomest line of “novelties” wo have yet shown. Sus Axp Sxmra. For woar with Jerseys and Stik Waists we offer a line of Biack Separate Skirts, nicely wade, **bell” style, in drap de eis, at @0, and Binck Cheviot at $10. Ladies’ Suits of the fash: Bedford Cord, made with Norfolk waist,in Navy and Brown, only #10.50each. We are showing & number of Novelty Suits, one of the most conspicuous of which fs a Combinstion Camel’sHair Suit, plain Black, combined with Black and Gray plaid, at 825. (Second floor. Take the elevator.) x Tea Gowse. Tea Gowns of fancy striped flannel, Mother Hubbard front, tight-fitting back, Gray and Blue stripes and Navy and Gray stripes, (Third floor. ‘Take the elevator.) Cuupnexs Croaxs. ‘We have no less than forty to fifty differ ent styles and colorings in Children's Cloaks, ranging in size from 4 to 12 years and in price from 86 to €20. As special value we offer Children's Plaid Cloaks, with cape, in Blue and Gtay effect. 10 and 12 Sizes... 4 6 8 Cloaks, with long cape. Sizes... 4 G 8 10 and 12 Prices. .89.50 $9.75 810 $10.25 and $10.50 Children’s *‘Noveity" Cloth Cloaks, with cape divided in back, producing a very pretty and becoming effect, in Nght shades of Gray and Brown, Sizes... 8 10 and 12 Prices..$10.75 $11 and $11.25 Misses: Coars. Almost an equally as stylish line of Misses’ Coats ‘at shown In. the ladies About the best values in stock are these Sina’ Cheviot Double-breasted Resfers, in Navy Biue and Light Tans. Sizes 12, 34and 16. Only é7each. ‘Misses’ Tan Cheviot Coats, with Tan as- trakhan cloth collar and front edge. Sites 212, 14and 16. Only 814.60. (Third floor; take elevator.) WILLIAM H. McKNEW, 933 Pa. ave. n.w. DOZ. LADIES: EMBD. HDEYS.. er Zee at ENTREE ee ‘So,; WORTH ib. Hakfa.. 12ige. -worth i: zal th st i acctunulations is to place them on sale, as we do each Friday, ot ¢ ridiculously low price. ‘The offerinxs tomorrow will in- clude “odd sizes” in Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear, Corsets, Cloaks, Coats, “todd pieces" of Jewelry, Leather Goods, Millinery Trim: mins, &e., and also “short lenethy” of Ribbons, Laces, Dress Trimuinsa, ‘Trimming Velvet and other piece Goods usually sold by the yard. Inasmuch ss the first day of De- cember usually marks the beginning of the Holiday bnsiness, we shall make a most determined effort to- morrow, Friday. to close out every- thing in stock that can consistently Le called a “‘remnant” by offering the goods at more than the asual reductious. Tre Box Mancee, 314 AND 310 7TH ST..3. W. » SARTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS. TOYS OF ALL PES EXTERP Rise, i241 Lihat a. uu = Ses® < DENTAL ASEH OOLKNER 7TH AND D STS. XN. W. SCIENTIFIC DENTISTRY AT MODERATE BOLID GOLD CROWNS ws. sessesesssserereneee a4 SOLID GOLD PLATES (full set). “ Extracting Tar Fovara Gaeat rN BE ACK Wao worn sor sur 4 CHILD'S SUIT o OVERCOAT Ee He sh > when thes can get D() PER CENT boERE Be AN “A OFF REGULAR PRICES, marked in * ~e 86 Plain firures? Our object in civing a q re thie lange discount is to raise $10,000 g oe iH in ten days. ™ £3 | iw Save dollars and buy your chil- - an kee > @reo’s clothing in the next ten days. mm 54 i &. B. BARNUM 8 00., Tar Fux, Bol 631 Pa. ave, 5 > wr Tom & H Sr N. WL 7 . linemen WP “We Mourn onr Profite.* D. Tt 1s not neceasary to remind you that the goods jo You Travers offered at our BLACK FRIDAY SALES are gle Mm pentane hate gretie somett She | oa, oes anh on emeennet een Oe antag FIRST-CLASS nants of lote, and as there are not epoush to wo afound T ini gS ES CALL EARLY and get the BEST. a Bi By ome BON x aND $14.08 Decorated Pactish China Dinner and rea Set. 117 pee hore om " gs ry eg es Het & k 4.48 De et Raatich Chine 3 Tea Sets, on Aa. Uo H;E - uss £44 Tt Gos Hi HORPE LULL, = 3.07 Such as you may feel assured are brilt rixhtly. and ated Lira cari es eed that you will not feel ashamed of. You can always 2 ‘obtain them of 1 TTT 00 ppp A MM ; ° 3 P i AA <M z 83 "A Ne 20 Cryatai Fruit ow! t oO P H&S Rs [39 Ruby B.own Spoon Holders. 40 Ruby Glass Vinegar Craeta THE MANUFACTURER, 5 dozen Crystal Wine Gianses, Setyles 1231 Penna. ave. n.w. Factory, 1218and 1220En.w. y Cuyetel Pench Stes, A fow speciale, TRUEKs, Large size, 2 trays, cloth.lined throughout, tron bot- tows, hard wood cleats all over, steel clumps, good locks, &c., im three grades, No 3. Ko® No. +85 dozen Crystal Goblets 25 Fine Crystal Sugar Bow) +19 Pine Oryste! Fickle Di +25 Fine Crystal Jelly Stand. : 7 .23 Tine Crystal Celery Stand. - a Fine Crystal Jag. - 7.50 8823 #050 a5 Decorated China Fruit Fiates ow Leatherold Trunks are the strongest licht-weiabt | 05 Decorated Japanese Inf. Dortars oe made. +15 Decorated China Cream bers. i. SATCHELS, +20 Patented Rehool and Shawl Strep... ao Cow Hide Grain Leath 08 Patented Chimney Reflectors... “- a +19 Patented Nut Crackers... u pln iden pait pean o 81.20 01.55 01.50 01.65 10 e200 2.00 SS Leather: like above. — 91.00 $1.80 $2.00 $22.0 $2.40 #2.60 $2.80 o) oye $2.50 2.75 $3.00 92.30 $3.00 107 Deep or Shallow Tin » a oe +17 3-gt. Covers Saucepan. ay GLADSTONE BAGS. 215 Tin Dish Pes x Cow Hide Grain Leather. 3 Min. 16in. 18in. 20in. 22in. Sete, ; $2.00 $3.40 €3.75 @4.20 04.70 05.35 4 Same as above, leather-lined, better finish. ‘ : ; $450 95.15 05.75 803 8005 47.75 eS Een pf ‘The largest, best-selected stock in thecity. an! : pit os “os x x _ % a y a YF Aa ¥ pa a4 FRE ® Fe oo ier = TRE Farr, Aways Reus Azz Renae Frou ss ie ROBINSON, PARSE @ Tur CO. CLOTHING AWAYS Rerat # orves exrme saSFac- Txe TION, AS WE NEVER PMIT A GARMENT TO LEAVE U™ ES- TABLISHMENT BUT SAT WE ABE PERSONALLY @SPONSI- BLE FOR AND KNOWO BE ALL RIGHT IN EVERY PETICULAR, ls No MATTER wartER IT 18 A S B FINE press gt OR OVER- COAT On a L/-PRICED ONB Ar FoR RovGH U> a 83 ‘00 ' = HAMBURGERS’, @21 Penna. ave. 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