Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1891, Page 4

ENING STAR. WASHINGTON a iar and Washington three As our government in muclv of its fanda- Mental stracture descended to na from our English ancestors we may ford to amend it where it needs amencdtusnt by the experience of the mother country. Englazd has found it necessary to change a number of thiugs within ‘the last bundred rs or so. Ope of these changes affects the composition of the House of Commons Before 1770 contested elections were decided by a majority of the whole House. Not finding this plan convenient a conmmitte of elections was afterward formed by selection of the House. In 1343 it was decided to give the power of choice of this committee, subject to the approval of the House, to the Speak supposed to be a non-partisan of When this now plan bad been tried twenty Years it was seen that the element of partiza:- fam had not yet been eliminated. The whole Procedure was then reversed. Aftersome debate it was determined that the right to seats in the Commons must be tried by judges of the three great courts of law, one judge without a jury sitting in each case, and certifying the decixion to the speaker. It is said that the plan has worked well, that the judges have rendered impartial decisions and that the House hus been free to go on with other busizess. A distinct guin has resulted in the temper of the body which, re- lieved from party tension in settling such dis- putes, is all the cooler for other work. ‘The English system is recommended to Congress. ‘The subject is one worthy of careful considera- tion. But both sides ought to be heard. Opposed to the view presented above, the view of the friends of judicial decisions, is the con- tention of those whosay that the circumstances entirely differentin thetwocountries. Thece opponents of the proposed change held that as the English courts are not constituted on even asemi-popular basis the judges are and can well afford to be strictly non-partisan, while the judges of the United States are appointed usually for political reasons, and however fair-minded and able can not get away from pohtical prejudice in the settlement of matters that so purely relate to politics as the decision of contested election cases. There may be something in this argument, but to many minds it is overborne by a consideration of the general fairness of the federal judges. At first thesystem might work toa certain extent as the enemies of the reform apprehend, the induence of the preseut method and spirit of treating such cases still continu- ing. But is it not reasonable to suppose that time would bring substantial impartiality in flecision, especially if precautions were taken by statute to secure a tribunal for the trial of sach cases which would give the most promise of indifference to political influence? ‘The situ- ation could not at the worst be by any possi- bility as bad as at present. The most potent contention against the change is that which affirms injury to the character of the court trying the causes. As that has not resulted in England and would have less and less effect bere it may not be regarded asan insuverable objection, though it is undoubtedly a serious one, to be carefully guarded sgainst and bvoided as far as possible. The manifest in- Justice and cost of the present system render some change desirable. The 52d Congress may well address itself to the subject, burdencd as {twill be witha multiplicity of questions of Great importance to the people. ——_+-—____. ‘The Open Court of Chicago pokes some re- Spectfal fun at the World’s Woman's Christian Union convention _lately held in ascdsues hee pels aoe to prop the walls, but the architect was probably altogether Tight im bis judgment that the iron work should have been put up firstand then that all the walls should have been erected at practi- cally the same pace. It scems to be established by competent expert evidence tha: the unfin- ished building was needlessly exposed, and that, whatever may be reasonably said as to the suddeuness and violence of the storm and the probability that the walls would have fallen, however protected, and the consequent ex- emption of individuals from criminal respon- sibility in the matter, the walls at the time of ‘the happening of the catastrophe were not as ‘they sbould havo been. Hereafter it is hoped ‘that measures will be taken to cause all high Walls in Washington to be built up all sround at about equal height, of suitable and with every prop required for safety. This is the benefit that Washington should derive from the catastrophe which it has suffered, + ‘With the change of scasous and the advent of ‘Winter comes the necessity of sanitary precan- tions. While it is a time for every one to take extra care of one’s self, it is not 3 time for the pablic to talk and frighten itself into a “grip” epidemic. This, however, is what is happen- ing. The “grip” seare, based om severv colds and Infuenza, that characterize the season, is making its way once more throngh all sections among the imaginative. Washingtou will keep its body warm and out of draughts, ite throat protected and its feet dry, but ft does not ex- pect to have the “grip” axd will not be scared ww —_—_++e—___ Senator Sherman's embarrassment on the subject ef Mr. Erice’s senatorial status is grace- feland dignified. Mr. Brice himself, however, shows small evidence of trepidation. He ap- pears to have the coufortable faculty of letting ‘Ube other people do the worrying. 2 _ Congressman Simpson's hope that the demo- rats will combine with the alliance men in ‘Kansas is probabiy strengthened by the man- mer in which ailiaace meu combine with demo- erste im the speakership fight Is iy oa ua doubted evides of compaubility. | ——_—_.-e—_—= It toa end reflection on public sprit w dis eover that the slot machias and pot ihe heathen recipient of Sunday school contribution is re- sponsible for the dearth of pensies ——— ‘The latest Texam lone-starring relates net te the union of states bat to that of the Farmers’ Alliance. The alliance seems destined to lose by secession what it gained by cohesion. —_——+-2—___<_ Speaker Reed probably never suspected that his rulings would call forth legal protest from the bergcin counter. mee ‘The remark by Mr. Winn, “I am s éemo- erat,” will be denounced by alfiance men as 8 ‘Yisious and unseemly plagioriam. rtT Ph EB BLE Oe TF BEBE Exe RS 3 boy U bpp NAN 00 REALIZE OUR EXPECTATIONS. BUSINESS NOT WHATIT SHOULD LE. We nave rxcreasep THE SIZE OF OUR BUILDING AND OF OUR STOCK AND MUST INCREASE THE VOLUME OF BUSINESS. WE OWN OUR OWN BUILD. ING AND HAVE NO RENTS TO PaY, AND OUR EXACT SYSTEMS MAKE OUR EX- PENSES COMPARATIVELY LIGHT, NOTWITHSTANDING ALL THIS WE HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE OF EVERY ABTI- CLEIN THE ESTABLISHMENT, EXCEPI CARPETS, AND THEY ARE NOW BEING SOLD aT THE LOWEST NEW YORK For Jusr Oxe Wess, BEGINNING THE 30TH OF THIS MONTE, EVERY ARTICLE WILL BE SOLD aT THE CUT PRICE. MO EXCEPTIONS MADE, NO MATTER HOW DESIRABLE THE ‘ARTICLE. Bor THIS PRICE WILL ONLY BE QUOTED ON CASH TRANS. ACTIONS. B. Moses & Soxs, Fonsrrene, Canezrs, Uruorsrrnies, Bevoima, Was Parers, &o., n F axD TE 878. 5.W. “Cosrtrwent Casarens. An UMBRELLA 1s one of the first thines that “pop for the holidey trade. Quality with a little magg| elaborate *’get-up” then is usualty to be found. a While the cost of um article is webs with the anytiing [ike an UMBRELLA must give service or pou would feel em- barrassed. Itis always safe to buy hereon that ac- count, Toucan depeud on satisfaction, Remember, Fou are Luying to suit some one’s cise taste now—snd like as uot we can «ive you hint or two that will be valuable. OX BL LFAvER.—20inch “ENarise GLORIA COVERED UMBRELLA, amounted on paragon frame, with natural ‘Wood aud silver-plated handles, 28-inch—$1.25. OF S150 L¥sPes-20inch SILK and SILK GLORIA covering, mounted on silver and gold-plated, French hora, plain snd silver trimuned natural wood batdles, inge and case go with, oe $2 LPaven.—s6: imch TWILLED SILK COVERED UMBRELLA, mounted on weichsels, olive, myrtle, boxwood, fir, crab apple and vak knots and fantastic freake of nature for handles. Cover to match the covering and a tassel. e can show you a YS-nch SILK MIXED GLORIA UMBRELT.A for $1.50, ye can show yous 28-inch UNION SILK UMBRELLA for #2. O= $2.50 L24DER—The"close roll” ~UNION TAFFETA SILK—mounted on patent lock frame. ‘These are regular standard lines with us that we carry the year around. ‘The list ts very much larger for Christmas, and we are just as ready to give them our xuarantee. 2G-tuch LISLE SPUN SILK — natural sticks and paraxon franes—@3. 20-inch UNION SILK. handies—83.25, €3.30 2U inch UNION SILK-—natural sticks, sil- ‘ver trimimed—34. 26-inch UNION SILK, with solid silver fleur-de-lis trimmings—€3. 26-inch ALL SILK—vivlet wood handles— 85. 26-inch UNION SILK, with fancy wood handles, gold trimued—85.50. Qirinch ALL SILK, in Bluck and colors, ‘with Dresden handies and guid mountiugs— 26. 2G-inch UNION STLK-tixer-eye handles, SILK, with natural in silver—&4. 28-inch SILK, with ivory handies, natural stick, silver trimmed and sliver haudles--85 to @10. Novelties in ivory handles, trimmed with fleur-ie-tis—of course with a good quality covering —€7 to 810. ‘New things in CARRIAGE. SHADES. ‘There were lots of styles and putterns that we passed by. What we were after was something extremely Borel and unique. You will say we got it, too, when you see them. Though from the prices you would scarcely think so, Only xovs to show what wonders ‘we work between qualities and prices. Szaros Panny, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREBT AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840, oe ‘Telephone 995. Ax Isexonaszz Ruiz Or Ovn EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM NECESSITATES, FROM THIS TIME FORTH, OUR DEVOTING A PORTION OF ovr 6-SIX COLOSSAL STORES-6 TO THE STORAGE OF PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS EVE'S DELIVERY. THERE REMAINS, THEREFORE, NO EX- CUSE FOR DISAPPOINTMENT ON THE PART OF ANY ONE, SEEING THAT A TRIVIAL AMOUNT AS AN EABNEST OF YOUR GOOD WILLSECURES AT ONCE THE COMFORTS, EXDEARMENTS AXD NE- CESSITIES OF HOME, PROVIDING YOU ARE WILLING IN THE FUTURE TO SHARE WITH US A PORTION OF YOUR WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS To. WARD THAT END. ARTICLES OF GENERAL UTILITY AND ORNAMENTAL PERFECTION ARE COM- PRISED AMONG THE FOLLOWING: PAR- LOB AND BED ROOM FURNITURE, BUF- FETS, SECRETARIES, ESCRETOIRES, FANCY ROCKERS, EASY CHAIRS, TOILET SETS, PARLOR CLOCKS, DINNER SETS, HALL RACKS, CABINET EASELS, DEA- PERIES, CARPETS, STOVES AND WORKS OF ant. HOUSE & BERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 919, @81 AND 9227TH ST. axD 028 Crovvy Axo Ray Dars Are really the best days to “‘pose"for your photograph, as equally artistic Tesuits can be obtained and being less rushed @ more becoming **pose” may be secured. The **Parisian Panel” and the ‘London Mezzo Tints” are produced only at Priors, Artist Fotosrapher, no2-3m Cor, 11thand Pa. ave. PELLAB. BINH. oie, b, 8c. $1.50 SSP Be colde or atural wool handles. BLUM" nen @27 AND G36 MASS. AVE. X. W. sit ‘747 Mn st. 2.0. Moze New Searenrx Coars ar B. 8. STINEMETZ & SONS. fares sala same quality ener at ‘Alaska ise a wa as zeae (Jocu Sema fon about ae Eat as — amar a e ee oats Babee W oopwanpn Axp L orunor, MOTH, 11TH AND F STS. XN. W. —o— A Srecut Suz Or Genvrve Atasxa Seat Ganuzxts Of the very latest shapes and styles. ‘TUESDAY, DEC. 1. Gar Look for detailed list in Monday's Star. For Youn Esrrctar Osssevaxce. 4...,TOYS, DOLLS, BRIC-A-BRAC, LAMPS and ALL HOLIDAY Goods NOW READY. Make your selection at once and have them stored free till wanted. Cmbrellas Peom $1.20 ap,, free _ of charce. aie Seerware engrave, hires of charge. assess Teiegraph offes at Bureavs of Infor ma- ton under Reception Room, sunch Room, 6th Rear, 20th ot. Build- ng, elevators, —o— Hox:-Mavz Hotwar Paesuyrs, —— Oxcr AGAIN WE ARE SEARING THE ue When an tuterchange of gifts, no mat Titer ow ‘that wntold wold cannot purchase. The heart of the «iver ty in the handmade xift of friendship. The preseut which coste LOVE'S LABOR is far iuore precious than the product of the money ‘purse. Tae Anr Nexpreworx Deraxneenr.. PRESENTS THE FOLLOWING LIST OF MA- TERIALS. For Haxpy Fixozns TO FASHION INTO MEMENTPES OF A GLAD YULETIDE, Ine sive thi which ali 1 can Scie ae shih Uae ae uring the coming bs —_——— Srawrep Anrictes To Bz Ovruxep AND EMBROIDERED IN BILK, COTTON, = WOOL, &e. Cut Edge Bon-Bon Doylies, extra fine linen, 12x12 inches... Cut Edie Center Pieces, extra Sine linen, 2 60c. 27x27 inches, New Viok —00.— FINISHED EXAMVLE ON EXHIITION. Deinty Catch-alls, composed of eight pieces, ready to be embroidere: -—500.-— FINISHED EXAMPLE ON EXHIBITION. New designs in Comb and Brush Trays, —BS and 10e.— Sorrento Table Covers in dainty dovtcns, 36x26 inches. ‘Table Covers of Rep, t Bags, 25, 5 a1 Doylies, frined and opey-worked, 25e, ‘Tea Tray Cloths, 10, 14, 18 and 30c. Bureau Scarfs, 30. Cut Centers, 20x22 inches, 600, Hemstitcued Tea Cloths, 36 inches square, 81.25, SILK FABRICS DESIGNED FOR THE MANUPACIUKE OF FANCY ARTICLES AND DECORATIVE PURPOSES. Piain COLORED CHINASILK ARTSHADES, for making mouchoir cases, gant cases. cushi- ons, wall Dockets and is an excellent quality for lining work boxes, bon bon boxes, work Daskets, needle cusex, &c. —50 and 75e. a yard. — FIGURED CHINA: SILKS-NEWDRSIONS_, For iounxiug pillows, scarts,chair-back pillows, &e, Also for window curtains and dreperies, —tSe. and $1.00 a yard. — SHADOW SILK—NEW SHADINGS for man- tel scarfs, rich and pretty pillow covers, piano chalr scarfs, &e. Nothing more elegant. It harmonixes with almost all colors. Makes handsome window and door draperies. 32 smches wide. 83.50 yard. ART SATIN AND SATIN SHEETING— NEW SHADINGS in pisin colors. They are the best materiais for silx embroidered table covers, scarfs, &e. 24 and 54 inches wide. 2.00 and 82.75 a yard.—— MAIL CLOTH-NEW ART SHADES, to be embroidered in Arabesque designs, in the vari- ous *‘darning” stitches, is in creat demand for covers for square pianos, &c, 50 inches wide. $3.00 a yara.— GOLD FIGURED JAPANESE CREPE—Used in the manufacture of photo. frames, cushions, gant cases, lounsing pillows, mouchoir cases, sachets, &c.; also for drapery purposea 32 inches wide. —0e., 75e. and 81.008 yard.— JAPANESE GOLD LACE NET—Used for s0fs pillows, lounging pillows, bars, &c., over slik and plush, and is an effective drapery in combination with silk ines, SILK BOLTING CLOTH—Can be either Painted or embroidered. and is used for many Aecorative art purposes—for sachets, cushions, mouehoir, gant and lace cases, COTTON FABRICS DESIGNED FOR EM- BROIDERED DRAPERIES and to bo used for table covers, stand covers, bed spreads, cur- tains, lambrequins, scarfs, sofs and lounging pillows, &. Colored —e Blue and White, 12 inches wide, He. w yard.— Plain Blue Denim, —lie. a yard. — Blue Denim, gold figured, ——80c. 8 ;yard.— Biue Denim Table Covers, Sime 38x38 snches. acme (ne Biue Denim Pillow Covers. Sao 97x37 inches, $ —400. each, — ABOVE DESIGNS MAY BE WROUGHT IN BILK, WOOL OF LINEN THREAD. Stitches shown free, Tanzavs For Eoowes, Have You A A Suorersa Baer nah wa Son a me for shop- ing Boevannay® for The, tele “buses We gure received a REAL SERS ND etal LEATHER AND wenn et SS eT = “oxspuy ete Biota ee aula TH ‘pide. “gies Muumenr Deranruzet hg Offers one lot of Treen Hats saat want at for . Also « email lot reduced to 04 and #5. “Princess of Wales* Tips, in all colors, me al ole. Ir ahs ponte (Second fivor, second anues.) THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D,©. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28. 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES. AL WAYS We advertioe one REMNANT DEPARTMENT, AND THAT GENERALLY IS A GUIDE FOR THAT DEPARTMENT FOR THE ENTIRE WEEE. 1.50 Extra Quality Waite Broadcloth, ~BYaC-inch | Sik-finishea Henrlettas, in delicate even- ing shades, Such as Nile, Salmon, Canagy, Fink, 1 Hemoe, Sulphur, Light Bive god Cream, 1 Broadcloth in Bio and colors, 64 inches wide, 1 All-wool and 8k Fency Plaids, 42 inches wide, 81 Att-woot 46-neh Henrietta, in Black only, $1.50 Double-width All-wool Cloaking, 88. Ail-woct Tanes-ctrines Serges, 42 inches wide, 0c, All-woo! Plaids, 80 inches wide beautiful effects 60c. Novelty Plaids, 42 inches wideland very pretty colorings, 38e. ‘Gc. 42-inch Colored Henriettas, the most perfect shades, 60e. B0c, Tan, Gray and. White Eiderdown, 390, ‘These are all fine goodsand the first price mentioned is the correct figures that you will pay for them in the Piece. There is one wreat itery in your favor, and that fe ihey run mostly in dress patterns of one continuous Balance of our 11-4 Sheeting, Brown,..,..ssse+e-+0 Balance of our 7-#Sheeting, bleached, ih, 1 and 1% length. Balance of our 18. Double,widih Colored “bio.” rs. Be Balance of our Light Huir-line mice Cheviot....8)6¢ Elegant for shirts and Balence of our ‘Sinch wide Al ‘il-wool_ Storm Serqes, Dark Bine, ‘They are strictly all wool and weil deserve the ame of Storm French Flannel for dressing sacques pr children’s oakinj a Fancy Striped All-wool anirting. Gray, O14 Gold, Brown mised with Black . Actual worth, G3e. Fine Sheer India Linon for fancy work or holi@ay, aprons... ‘Actual worth, 13¢. Plaid Check Nainsook—different size checks ..0....6%C Actual worth, 10c, ‘New York Mills Bieached Muslin. Actas! worth, Grey Twilled Flannel for skirting. Actual worth, 18c, Gc. Heavy Unbleached Cotton, Ke. ‘So. Yard-wide Fine Unbleached Cotton, oN. 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, N.W. ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS. , Branch, 3111 Mst., Georgetown. as Four Tavrarct Dowrs. Don't lose sight of the fact that your opportunity to buy th PRISTN i BARGAINS we are offering in ME: nd BOYS' CLOTHING at 621 PENN. SYLVANIA AVENUE won't last forever. ‘Time, tide and this absolute closing-out sale wait forno man. We are goinz into the wholesale business and must sell out ourstock here. Don’t imagine because We are selling at prices that seem so AB- SURDLY LOW that ti = are not reliable, or tl are ‘echeming to catch, your dollars. Our only *'scheme” is to sell out and close up our retail bust- ness, and we're right or the homestretch now. Don't taki counters next week. ‘We're transacting a mighty lively bus- iness these days, Clothes that ‘are here to- day are gone to- mor w. Don't forget that {t is I. HAMBURGER & SONS who are :elling out and everything goes at 3 GFF Mazzeo Price. Gxnonews Surrs| Mews Paxrs ois Have been selling ike Overcoara | not cakes since the first In sizes from 4 to14 | day of this imperative years atnexttonothing | sale. We have Pants ia) price. We are act- | to ft and suit all sorte ually selling Children's | and conditions of men. Garments at tess than cost of material, Wise mothers, who areanz- fous tosave dollers, will find this a golden op- portunity. Geen operons thing don't last forever. to participate in this feast of bargains— ‘Prices range from 82.50 ‘up, with extra discount of ONE-THIRD OFF, Eveevraa Ar sq 00, EFF ure E aaP E ass Masxep Parcs, S9"ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO US WILL PLEASE CALL AND SETTLE, AS WE ARE SHORTLY’ GOING TO LEAVE THE CITY. OTHERWISE THEIR BILLS WILL BE-PLACED IN THE HANDS OF AN ATTORNEY FOR COLLECTION. ——s ° Haxsvnezs 8’, 621 Penns Ave W. A. Punce & Ca, (Corner Sth st. Consers Ar Cosr. Forthree days only we will offer you the Pick of our entire stock of CORSETS at WHOLESALE COST. This isan UNHEARD- OF offer, as our Corset Departupent contatus all ‘Of the best known makes and desirable shapes. ‘We mention a few of the most popular siyiee below. THE POPULAR. THE SONNETTE IN 6 STYLES. ©. P. ala SIRENE in Gtylee, C. P. ala SIRENE IN BLACK, 4etyles, THE SONNETTE IN BLACK, 3styles. THE SONNETTE IN DRAB, ECRU, BLUE. P.D, in BLACK, WHITE, DRAB. J. B. im BLACK, WHITE. DB. WARNER'S HEALTH CORSET, DE. BALL'S HEALTH CORSET. DR. BALL'S MISSES’ CORSETS. W. ©. C. IN DRAB, R. AND G. CORSETS. P. D. VENTILATED. ©. P. SUMMER CORSET, BROADWAY WOVEN CORSET. THE CLIMAX CORSET. GOOD-SENSE CORSET WAISTS for. La- DIES and Misses. ‘Your choice of any of these well-known makes of CORSETS for the next 3. days, MONDAY, ‘TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, st Wororesatz Cosr, Srrcuar Dazss Goons Orrer FOR MONDAY. 1 piece STORM SERGE. BLACK. Regular price, €1. FOR MONDAY, 70. yard. piece PIGEON GRAY STORM SERGE, Re- mular price, $1. FOR MONDAY, 79e. yard. 3 pieces é-inch GRAY PLAID DRESS GOODS. Regular price, 50c. FOR MONDAY, ‘30c. yard. 2 pieces 36-inch ALL-WOOL LADIES CLOTH. Regular price, He. FOR MONDAY, ‘Sie. yard. For Fancr Housar Worx. Sinch HEAVY QUALITY ALL-SILK, SATIN, AND GROS GRAIN RIBEON, in all shades and BRIGHT COLORS. Worth 28. SPECIAL PRICE, 25c. yard. urprex’s Axpaca Arnons ‘In BLACK, with RED, LAVENDER and YEL- LOW HERKINGEONE sticthing. Former Brice, $2.50. REDUCED to $1.98, Lions Fraxxen Hovse Waters Inall the dark colorings: well MADE; good Atting. Worth $2 SPECIAL PRICE, 61.50 each. Fons. NEW IDEAS arriving daily. We bave just received anew lot of CHILDREN'S ANGORA SETS, MUFF and STOHL, in Blue and White. ALSO TIGER and CHINCHILLA SETS, Our assortment of LADIES’ CAPES is very Jarge and complete, including all of the desire- ble Furs, such as ASTRAKHAN, WOOL SEAL, ALASKA SEAL, FRENCH LYNX, CHINA SEAL, GRAY KRIMMER, MINK, &. All at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, W. A. Prence & Co, 729 MARKET SPACE, Fy Corner Sth st, Laxssuncn & Bao. Avovr On Exmrorrnep Fussms. ‘We surviy carry the lanvest and :ost select stock of odd and besutiful Rm- Droidered Fiannels ‘every shown ip this city. Tar Parrenxs Are one aggregation of beautiful designs, other. —STYLES—EXQUISITE-STILES.— Tarr Sranr Is Paice Ar 75 ors Pes Yano. At that price we show probebly tem diferent styl some small and neat, others lance and apread pat- terns, For 98 crs. ‘We show twenty- ‘eicht distinctive pat terns of Embroid- ered Fiannels in styles far more beautiful, and our Flannel far better, than goods we nave Seen retailed for s We carry thirty numbers —some Scrolls, some Leavy some Spraya, but all artistic In design and finish, Tas Cororen Exproiwenen F LANNELS. Red on Black. Biack on Kea, Blue on Black, Gold on Biack. For $1.25 per yard, Also All-over Embroidered } Flanneis in the dotted desixus, “uch a8 Blue, Pink and Cream on Cream. ‘Our Flannel are all wash- — By all means see us soon— —on Embroidered Flannels, — —Ii out of town, write to us.— WW HTT Yous Cuorce Or Tur Cuorcesz. TOMS LETTER. My Dear Jack: I'm very sorry I cannot mail you the gloves today, but, thoughtless fellow that you sre, you did not say what size your cousin quired. I told you w t scellent street glove Auerbach i any longer or give better sat- isfaction th. the doliar Thanksgiving. Yours, as ever, —— — JOSEPH AUERBACH, ALL KINDS OF HAND COVERINGS, = Ut} N. ¥. ave. Cor. 15th st. Cazuaat & Leny, e. 928 7th and 706 Kat. a.m On the payment of « small eum wo will lay aside any article you may select for Christmas. Fine Clocks, with cathedral gongs, striking the hour and half hour. Fine Bronze Ornaments. ‘Fine Bisque and China Ornaments, Fancy Baskets, trimmed and plain. Down Pillows and Head Rests, covered and plain, Large size Head Reste, covered one side fancy China silk. Only 25e. Special values in White Marsejlles Bed Spreads, 12-4, at #2, $2.50, #3, 23.50, $4 and $4.50. Our incom- Parable extra heavy and size Crochet Bed Spreads only 81. White Damask Table Sets, Fancy Damask Table Seta, Cardinal Table Cloths, all aoeriown, linen and silk, plain, embroidered. Demstitehed and ‘To close—One Seal Plush Modjesks Wrap. Size 38. Price was 825; to go at $10. Tom. fare estre bengatn), O5e, bleached 104 150. edi il ts, at ee Wh se sore Fey canton Devers, eck eee we Rese Eten oe Mas. M. J. ‘We aim to satisty. ‘Our purpose is to suit Every customer. Not a purchaser But is pleased with the quality ‘Of the goods and the fairness Of the prices. If you merely wish for A simple Hat—untrimmed, perbaps— ‘We want the kind, shape, size, co.or and Pricetosuit, In Trimmed Hats And all other goods . ‘The same principle. If you desire taste, Elegance and style we can satisty, You. This is s good time to buy. in the ull Precediny the Holiday rush—though ‘We have been re.sonably busy Allalong. Here ‘You will find Headwear bearing ‘The stamp of Paris and ‘The touch of art and at prices Moderate. You need not pay Extravaxant prices for artistic Millinery. With A wide assortment ‘To select from, and the assortment itself ‘The choice of the choicest, ‘You are sure to find thst which is tasteful, Economical and becoming toyou. If ‘You desire quiet effects we Can supply you: if yon wish striking novelties ‘We have them. Two stores ‘To buy for enable us ‘To get coods at greater advantage, and ‘We give you the benefit of it. OLD STAND, 907 PA. AVE, NEW STORE, COR F AND 13TH STS. J. C, Horemmsox. cy Taeaexnovs WT IN PRICE OF RNESS LA aa HORSE QUARTER COVERS. A rood assortment at prices ranging trom $5 to 820. We cut the price one-fourth. ‘Haltersand Harness Sundries at corresponding re ‘These prices are for cagh only. TOPHAM'’S TRUNK MaxUFAcTORY, 1231 Penna. ave n.w. Factory, 1218end 1200Ea. w. ‘Repatring property and prompt'y done. Bot ind Wewnarbete “Cocaee tant Brisa, 11 MARKET sPace. Our Skirt Department, on the second floor. contalae many choice articles for our p We have Short Skirts and Long si Wool Skirts Satine Skirts, Mobsir Skirts, SUA Gloria Skirts aud BOA Skirts. “They are well made and the Long Skirpe are all excelieutiy iimed. LADIES’ LONG SKIRTS. Tost Black Satine Stirt,fuil size, with rome or knife. Platting. $2.50. Bleck Mohair Skirt, full sine, braided. Black Mobair Skirt, full size, emln $5.50, Fast Black Satine Skir:, quilted, full sine & Gloria Sdk skirts, quilted. 1 k Gloria Mik Skirt, ruffled. Biack Surah Sik Skirt. biratded, fa = ‘Piack Sursh SUL Shirt, ruffed, full sine, 69. LADIES’ SHORT SKIRTS, nine Kaitted Ried Woo! Skirt Laut Bine, Sermoy Kuit Skirts, ‘Whice and Cardina’ 30 inches in length, i crop that te “ht hae of exceldent quality Not been selected to FULL PINTS, 500. SMALL BOTTLES, 250. W. 8. THOMPSON, Pharwactst, TOS Lith atreet. “Ww , W ILLIAMS’ Abvenrisixe Ww INDOW ” THE INCBEASE IN YOUR LIBPRAL PATO! AGE has proved to us ina substantial manner bh You appreciate our efforts im striving te drug business of Washington. « siways welcome, and you don't have served. You have had ample opportunities to farutl Sarize yourself with our general sio-k. What was not displayed you asiet fo {course We bad Mt, there fore we want to talk to you about something a lit ook with & PROPRIETARY PRODUCTIONS. phn AMS COMPOUND Oias x med oS Wndred os WILLIAMS" TRON MITTERS fa as biood, tuay: aa Sirenaths to the aysten yale ape vo onan, Perae ee BOTS ates WILLIAMS: PRUSSIA medics ot martes ath Tar, windecuurrys wee Ve WILLIAMS’ wd ic Li ol COUGH SYR tabled reputation, FMULSION OF CoD ALWAYS PIRES, ante Wiiliains’ Little Liver Pills ane rerulate the bowels ae TLIAMS! BE great tone in trop and sherry wine. I WILLIAMS’ BYRU TRON AND WINE. Line freels beet, citrate of P nthe PHOSPHITES COM- A nerve and brain to = lent when the system je run dows frou sek ue erwork. Puta, 400 STLLIAMe EXTuACT MALT Made from jure s oe. The reat FLESH MAKER ‘Also tones up the digestive urvaus.” Huse RHEUMALGIA, An infallible externa: jor neural e ‘cunt for weuralvia, headache joothacke. Mit. Price, Boe WiiiaMs: IAL TROC MictAMS Canbonie salvR ne? WILEIANS: sone ost rows SPiciaAMs: Ot D Ki HAL TONTG, ‘are Sreparetious without a poses F. 8. WILLIAMS & co., THE PROGRESSIVE PHARMACISTS, MASONIC TEMPLE PHARMACY, COR, 9TH AND F STS. N. W. noPR-tu, th, ae ae Sa ld ie ied FF os i Ut eee i Sy Ss F = M. W. BEVERIDOR, IMPORTER OF POTTERY and PORCELAIN. Rich Cut Glass Fine Plates, Dinner dein, Parr aut benvuet ‘Tea Sets, Laie, Fish sete, Plated Ware, Open Stock Patterns, Sterling Silver, And a great variety of DECORATED CHINA For Presents or Home Use. ‘Friends and customers are invited to examine our stock and prices. nods W. M. Suvsrex & Soxs. TEN PER CENT OFF POR CASH. RECOGNIZING THAT BUSINESS IN OUR LINE 18 FULLY ONE MONTH BACKWARD, AND Ha’ ING AN OVERSTOCK OF FINE CHOICE GOODS, WE HAVE DETERMINED TO REDUCE OUR STOCK WITHOUT DELAY, AND SHALL BEGIN ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, AND ALLOW A DISCOUNT OF TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR IN LARGE OB SMALL PURCHASES FOR CA. ov STOCK IS WELL KNOWN TO CONTAIN GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTION AND OF THE BEST MANU- FACTURES IN EUROPE AND AMERICA. SILKS, FAILLES, RHADEIMESSE, BENGALINES, VEL- VETS. PLUSHES, SEKGES, HENRIETTAS, DIAG. ONALA, BEDFOKDS, PLAIDS, STRIPES, AND 15 FACT & MAGNIFICENT LINE OF FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS,ON ALLOF WHICH WE WILL ALLOW TENPER CENT OFF FORCASH, WE ALSO HAVE AN ELEGANT LINE OF HOSEM UNDERWEAR ANDTHE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF HOUSE. KEEPING GOODS, SUCH AS TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLE LINENS, CRASHES, BEDSPREADS, BLANKETS, &e.. ALL OF WHICH ARE aT THE LOWEST MARKET VALUE, AND AN ADDITIONAL ‘W. M SHUSTER & soxa, sy PA. AVE. eo E* Breen, ANS, RENTS BANCE. nome w C. MEN'S ang. SATIN ates $1 sere, ‘Men's Silk A tg ry tox, ss heer igs LATE OF RE. STEERES & peak So