Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1891, Page 5

Great Removat Du Apnox Sars aT Laxsucron & Bro. Mr. Lansburgh will close out his entire stock on hand before his removal to the new building he is to have erected on the site of the old New York avenue rink, TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16. Scme of tne Prettiest Aprons yet nad wit teer-| Rexovat Sar Prices - Ox Furxces. " ‘Mr. Lansbureh will allow a re- nivitea Darine Tris Suro. Auction of 25 per cent om bis tire stock of Fringes, They em- brace als widths, ali colors aud@ bundred or more styles. | BVERY Lapy Renovar Sure Prices ‘THINK | Tn this city 0 C : What a perfect: THEBFSTMADE Should neo this ‘N UURTAINS. C; They have reduced their Ecru CHRISTMAS Line of Beautiful Line ae Se ee ot APRONS or Brussels effects, from $2.75 to le 81.75 per pair. A | Ever shown in | HOME-MADE ies here webuseh 17 eaueet This APRONS. White Nottingham Lace Curtains, H extra width, and 25 yards lonw, | ow. es to 81.245 per pair, from $1.75. one. They have reduced a line of ! _— Irish Point Curtains to the low price of $5.35 per pair. Also an- The purchase other line of Irish Point Lace } Curtains that are worth #10 to j ofthis Magni | cent Line ' “f an elegant quality ee | of Tamboured Swiss Lace Cur- Every Apromis | Aprons and 1 extra length, in weil cov- acta eine | atem oe Patterns, at the reduced made, tucking | placing them fruits to tothe and ath on a | ON SALE | APRON DAY lock-stiteh ma- | At this times Resovar Sure Prices A In this city for ox e. and | toemblesouto ehin aod en: you 1801. U, . G icely made. | select a choice PHOLSTERY (Woops. Pattern for a ‘Mr. Lansburgh will close out 4 T H Pieces of All-silk Hindoostan vee Dawasks, in Rose, Apple, Terra } GIFT. } nd Nile, at the low price of i UJ 91.50 per yard. These were #3. He Will also ciose out 4 pieces of | A beautiful inch Creton, in four different This sale of APRONS | colorinzs, at the low price of 65c. f——* per yard. Were $1.25. APRONS —_ In ail prices— ; é Christmas Git. | Te great and SSeents | ow nice. | Canrets At Removan magnificentand To any price — Sate Parces. They have about 105 Remnants of Body Brusseis and Tapestry Brussels, Velvets, Moquettes and Axminster Carpets, ranging in lengths from 15 to 55 yards, at such ptices as should move them atouce, | ascure a eboice | pattern. cannot be du- | you wish to Plicated again. pay. SPECIAL OFFERINGS TOMORROW IN JEWELRY AND LEATHER GooDs. ALB PLUSH AND FANCY BOXES, DOLLS, ALBUMS, SILK ORNAMENTS, ON OUR THIRD FLOOR, AT HALF OF WHAT THEY ARE MARKED, Jvxws Laxsuenon, Con. 131u Asp F Sra N.W. as We Have Surnourpep YouW rruGreatPossiaiiities Oz Maxrxo Son Ox Haprr —o-n =o-m OPEN OF NIGHTS ALL THIS WEEK. ceenryeratre ‘E TO AID YOUR CHOICE. ES | % Sal Toilet Sets, ‘inate B:viohes, tt RRR RRR 00. ae bok RoR OO = 4ak* BEB RK ©O = 215 420, 422, 424 AND 496 7TH ST. Shaving Seta, | T Piush Goods, | tr Domestic Extracta, b Manicure Seta, | . Gove Bowes, ww wenn 08 Lt FFE iy 7 HOOL a Cloth Brw | www HHO OL FR Kwickknacks. We'w oH °oo? Tun fer u bee But we eepectally direct your atteution to our fall fe <h MoM HE Wy re ATOMIZERS. FO SRNR toe ¥ Anticipating the heavy demand for these useful and SimpM spiel devices our import onier_ was placed last ‘hey have Just arrived in endless variety. can therefore suit any tate and ‘purse: “Your selec: Hon can be made in this line trom ‘30. ALL GOODS AT “FIRST-HAND” PRICES. You cannot enjoy Christinas with s bad.cold. Don't Moy st wuddenls, but eradicate 1 surely and entirely WILLIAMS: PRUSSIAN COUGH SYRUP, ¥. & WILLIAMS 2 00., UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE, _a5-ta, th,s Of DRESS TRIMMINGS is here, and their name is Jeciow. So many people to be suited, so many kinds of gools to be matched and so many styles in the market, that wehave secured an immense supply. ‘They're imperted, and the styles are fresh and attrac- ‘The list bezins with Buttons—HORN, PEARL and JET—and ends—well, it has no end. There are Steel, Feather and SILK BRAID TRIMMINGS. In FRINGES there's GOLD, LVER, JET, PEARL and SILK, with EDG- INGS to match. Passamenteriesof JET and SILK, in BLACK and a Variety of colors. Admirers of Col- cred TRIMMINGS should see these, Some of them area work of art in color, texture and design. You'll tive. Ar Exacny Harr Price aT B. H. Susexerz & Soxs. Mr. ‘Stinemetz bees to announce that he has about fifty Plush Gar- ments in Jackets, Wrapsand Sacques, which be will close out at exactly one- also observe a creat varfety of Od- ities in DRESS DECORATIONS, ‘There's everything embraced in BUTTONS, NAIL HEADS ‘Aaif the price they : are now marked. SSMAKERS’ SUPPLIES DRESSMA! UP! and prmioery NOTIONS, and you'll find the area Prices low. 22 Plush Gar- % ments for $11. 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. J.C. Hercurssox. $25 Plush Gar- ‘ments for $12.50. Bt 90 Plush Gar ‘ments for $15. BBR oo osN SN And so on through Et gs fel the seek of Fah Ke OO NXN Garments. BBB oo) = XN —— i As for the regular stock of Seal Skins, MM H EER Wan A EE STORET ~ Fur Capes, Fur Mufls, Cloth Coate, Hats, BMNMOAA ERE 0 WMH ER Umbrellas, &e., it is matked as low as Maem 2“. FOE Goo BOB Exe = ‘equal quality goods can be bought any- where. oa Umbrellas engraved free of charge. Oyen Every Night. B. H. Snxmrz & Soxs, «1237 Ps Ave 413 1320Sz, Great Scott! Who would have thought itt ‘The store has been jammed all day, Santa Claus never bad such a royal feast of bargains trom whick to se let. Kemember, otly one day more re- mains (Wednesday) in whieh to take advantage of these reduced prices Five columns of bancaine were enumerated in “*The Star” last nicht. If you have not read it you should do so at once. ‘Our establishment will be open to- night and exch succeeding mignt from now until Christmas as late as you continue to come. Overtooxen Yustennay. ‘Two items which were overlooked yesterday. Boxes containing Three Ladies’ ““Tuitial™ Hend&erebiets only 25e. per box. ‘Boxes containing three Mew's"*Int- tial” Handkerchiefs only Gie. per box Mark the price on every article in our store, When you sec thoarticle you may see the price. We guarantee everything and stand by the guarantee. We want to suit you. Whether you desire to buy # thousand dollars’ worth of goods or one dollar's worth, oF merely to inspect our choice assortment of Gold and Onyz Cabinets, Tables, Lamps and Bric-e-brac, we propose to please you ‘We are pleased if you are pleased. S. S. Suzp> & Bao. 2 OTH ST. X.W. THE BON MARCHE, ‘314 AND 316 7TH ST. Presexts Or Fonsrrcne > a ‘STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. TUESDAY, i, For the money in the market—that is the universal ver- dict regarding our shoes. We aim to give you style, service and all the features of high-grade gous except the price. A STAR LIST OF MONEY SAVERS. Children's Kid Spring Heel Shoes, with tips, sizes 3 toR,at 45. {isaes’ Dongonal Kid,patent leather tips, spring heels, 5 at Ladies’ Fine Dongola Kid, button, opera or common sense, at 81.00. Men's Lace or Conress.sil solid, opera.ctobe or plain Youths’ Lace Shoes, sizes 11 to2, agreat bargain at Men's Flexant Embroidered Slippers frou 45. up. ‘Ladies’ Kid, Opera and Embroidered Slippers at SOc. BARGAINS In Rubber Boots and Shoes of all kinds. Owing to the dry weather we are overstocked, and have reduced Prices to less than cost. Men's Rubber Boots at'81.90. Were $2.50. Boys’ Rubber Boots at $1.50. Were ‘Misses Rubber Boots at $1. Were @1.50. Child's Rubber Boots at Se. Were $1.25. Chiid’s and Misses’ Rubbers at 18c. Ladies’ Croquet Rubbers at 20c. Men's Rubbers at 30c. All of these are good quality Rubbers. Every pair warranted, gs HH (00, ERR Sss88 H H 00 EEE 8 re ‘ Ht o% B gs pee BH &B UY ots a Hoi “oo? “ou? Sss8 Eire it 726 7TH ST. ARE ALWAYS SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS. cles $2.75, BAMBOO FURNITURE IN SCREENS, 81.50 TO $10. Torzer cases.—perstan and Oxidized iver Cases | with manicure and toilet articles. With 6 articles mirror—cost according to the desizn and amount of sliver used. The lowest priced are reliable, only lese elaborate, 83, $3.48, #4, 84.48, $5.48, 80.48. Mastcune ty stuver CASES.—With 7 articles Of elaborate design for. $5.68, with 9 articles of sim- ler design only $5.50. Sxoxzns OUTFIT.—Everything he requires, in handsome silver case, only $3. To Be Rew To Tur Campzex. Ture toss and gists who aia not ‘see the good St. Nicholas dress the Christmas: tree at the Palais Royal, as well as those who did, should ee it now it is Anished, ‘He has made it snowin the window, so that Papas and Mammas will feel how near to Christinas {t is. No nonsense about Saint Nicholas, for no? only in the ‘window but every shelf in the Palais Royal is groaning under the weight of the ood things that you'll find in your stockings on Christmas morning. Tins To Tue Faresos Or Cumpnex. A\s carty selection froin The Palaln Royal's stock of Children’s Books, Christ- mas Cards, Dolls, &c., is earnestly zequested for our mutual advantage. The display of Doils in the window and ‘'The Patais Royal Nursery" inside the store ‘Will interest the friends of children Little less than the children themselves. Re- Uable Dolls because only the best are here. The double joints being fitted with round balls the movements of the limbs are almost as natural as life, the curly hair, the dimpled cheeks and chin, the pearly teeth, the laughing eyes, all tell you of the skill of the French and German makers, You may pay higher prices, but you cannot buy better Dolls. Dorrs, Doirs, Dots, Dorzs, Dorzs Axp Dots. [tsw Dolisas with other goods, the merchants who credit many of their patrons make good the losses incident to their business by higher prices for goods not easily valued, %. ¢., the high-priced articles. Thus it is the Palais Royal's e: usual. hb Dusiners bring to you high-priced Dolls at much less prices than Here are the best German-made Baby Dolls of life size—3 feet high—at only @7 each; that $10 isthe prevailing price you may easily ascertain. And those that are 2 feet high are only 2.75, thouxh usually Judxed worth $5. And the $1 Dolls: 2 feet high, with ight or dark hair and eyes, jointed limbs, flowing hair, moving eyes, &c. Dressed Dolls for only #1 each, and dressed in silks and satins, with stockings and patent leather shves, hat, &c.; not smail in size, either— 136 feet high, ‘These are but hints, for here are Sailors and Cooks, Boys and Girls, ‘White and Colored, Musical Dolls and Talking Dolls: only @2.40 for the big Dolls that can say Papa and Mamma. You certainly may find the Doll to suit you at the Palais Royal; and, if you are accustomed to deal elsewhere, it will be at a price norprise, Retuste Suver Tomer Anrictes, &c, [x Sven Cases. Not Solid Silver, ‘but they will not tarnish. Beautiful designs in Louis XVI and Recamier styles, which in Solid Silver are very costly and as rare as expensive. When you see what is offered at the prices quoted below then you will ‘mentally score another point in favor of the Palais Koyal and the advantages of its cash business. Suavine sers.—chotce ot oxidized and Persian silver cases and shaving utensils, Prices: $1.85, 82, } with 10 articles $8, with 13 articles $12. 93.48 and 85. Wade & Butcher Razors. ‘The cases containing three pieces—brush, comb and Woon noxes.—persian and oxidised silver, with Garticles of costly pattern, for only @7; with 5 arti- cles of choice design for only 3.48; with 7articles, simple but artistic, for only $2. Sewer CASES.—The delicate tints of the satin in- ings are in happy contrast with the whiteness of the Persian silver and harmonize equally well with those of oxidized sllver—@2. 75, @4.48 and $648 the prices. The sets in silver trays with 5 articles €2, with 6 arti- . with 7 articles $5.68. y Grove axp HANDKERCHIEF CASES of Persian The set for ¢:t, (A novel hint below.) silver. (See above for Shaving Sets.) EASELS, 75c. TO 810. BOOK RACKS, $3 TO 87.50. — YOU SHOULD ask TO— —SEE THESE PARTIC-— —ULAR THINGS aND— —MANY OTHERS, BEING— ESPECIALLY 8UIT— ABLE. wy. Hi. Hovenros Mra C at 1218-1220 F ST. N.W. Wurs His Oz Hix Naser ‘Why not have his or her name engraved on copper plate and have fifty cards Printed herefrom. We charge only 86 cents for really artistic work, and include ‘® Christmas Card, offering you nomean selection. What better Christmas present? But it's one you must ace to quickly—before Wednesday evening. Heavovantens For Curisraas Arnona, * A PP, 00, NNN AA 88 BRN g%8s AA i" 8 NNN ®ss, Aaa ey “ a WN Sas8 > APRONS FOR THE CHILDREN, THEIR NURSES AND MOTHERS. ‘Let's look at one style and see what can be sald of it. Here it is: A nurse's apron, Dest quality Jawn, 40 inches wide, over one yard long, strings proportionately gen- rous in size, 3 tucks and hem at bottom. The price is 25 cents. Now, what ‘will you pay elsewhere for an apron to match this in size, quality and style, But this is but one style of hundreds Here are literally thousands of imported ‘sprons, from 0c. to $2.25 each; dainty bits of filmy lawn, with laces and ribbons dotted here and there, apparently #0 carélessly, but really with the skill and taste that is Paris born. Let's look at them: at 39c. Eacn. at 1230. zacu. Oxtx Tex Daxs Orr. Gro. E. Kexsenr & Co.. Here aro several styles that were imported to sell at 50 cents offered at only 39. each. The lace and em- broidery trimming is worth « half dollar without counting the making and style. at 68c. race. ‘Here are those Aprons that should be'85 cents, that are that priceat other stores. Weare making a little ‘mystery of these Aprons. Only thisto tell you; 68c. here, Sic. elsewhere, How is it? at 840. zac. ‘Many of these Fancy Aprons you'll find marked 980. ‘We can't afford the price to be always 84 cents, so read and run, at $1.98 zrcu. India Gilk Aprons, in art colors, with laces and rib- ‘Dons as light and graceful. ‘order Yor oupiice ibie-the soomer the ‘etter. $hls week it sj sane Ten" youshould feave Jour orige be ober a pack Way Nor A Dass Ix A Faxcy Box: ‘Remember, our stock is the choicest and most complete in the city and Supply the wants of the most fastidious. == FANCY GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES, 1200 F STREET. as A Bucx Sux. Bewiremxa Anricizs Ar Cc. ‘if the one selected splits within six monthsof pur a chase. You may invest from #12 to $90 with anequal feeling of security. A BLACK WOOL DRESS. ‘ If m doubt select Black—a Black Dress is always « ‘welcomdé addition to lady's wardrobe, Reliable Black Cashmere Dress, with silk for trimnmg, at only $3.98, and from that priceup to $15 for Bilk ‘Warp Henriettas, with choice velvet or silk trim mings . Fabrics and prices to sult young and old in all stations of life. Hundreds of Gress lengths at 10, 15 and 20 percent lessthan the yard price, anda hand ‘some Christmas card and box free of charge, t 5 —— om Of course these are not imported. We only ask in- Spection of the lawn, the width and length. And these with two rows of revering. See them also. ar 15c ecu. ‘The writer smiles as he writes. No wonder. In front of him is the 19c. Apron of a prominent competi- tor. By its side our 15c. Apron, Both alike. + ar 25c. zack. ‘How we merchants have struggled to offer the best ‘at 25 cents. ‘Here are our four champions, ready to battle with any would-be competitor. Fine lawns with embrol- ories and insertions and scallops elaborate enough for aprons twice the price. S27"Two departments for Aprons—one on first floor near door No. 1117 Pa. ave, and another on second floor, A Cotorzn Dazss, A written guarantee binding us to gives new dress Choice of the latest style fabeics, im plain colors, ‘alatures, plaids, checks or stripes, $3.48 to $1@are the price extremes for Dress and Trimmings in box with card, PARISIAN DRESSES, ‘Low prices considering the quality and style. 98.751 M. W. 0 815 the price extremes. ‘EVENING DRESSES, ‘Think of 23-inch wide Chins Silks, in lovely tints, for only 30c. yard, Bilk Crepes at 50 and G8e. yani, to $1.08 yard. ‘Brocaded Silks at 7Sc. yard, Faille Francaise, &e., $1 exper’ 15, 1891-TEN PAGES @a-We dave the LARGEST dusiding in AMERICA devoted BICLUSIVELY to the sale of PINE Clothing at retait. Pracricat Parsenrs. % Me WE XNOW oF No MORE ww _ PRACTICAL OR SER- WW viceaste wourpar GIFT OR OXE WHICH WOULD PROVE MORE BENEFICIAL TO THERECIPIENT THAN A NOBBY, STYLISH SUIT, A HANDSOME AND DRESSY OVERCOAT, OR A STORM-DEFYING MACKINTOSH. ADD TO THESE A COMFORT. ABLE SMOKING JACKET, DRESS- ING GOWN OR BATH ROBE AND YOU HAVE ALIST FROM WHICH TO SELECT THE MOST SENSI- BLE AND ACCBPTABLE GIFTS FORK MEN. 00 UR ASSORTMENT OF 8 THESE GOODS CONTAINS 00 NOSE BUT NEW STYLES AND RBLIABLE QUALITIES, AND, AS USUAL WITH US, THE PRICES ARE VERY MODERATE.” IF YOUR BOY NEEDS A NEW SUIT FOR CHRISTMAS OUR BOYS' DEPARTMENT 18 THE PROPER PLACE FOR HIM TO BE FITTED, AS WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OF ENTIRELY NEW STYLES EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY. Rosrssox, Pancen & Co., Axenicax Crornens, 1200,1202 & 1204 FST.N.W. ala We Wiss You To FEEL SATISFIED AND ASK’ YOU TO BESURE AND IN- SPECT-COMPARE AND ¢« JUDGE-OUR LINE OF ROCK- ING cHaIRS. : 81.50 TO 912.50. EACH PRICE WE BELIEVE WILL PROVE A BARGAIN. SEE FOR YOURSELVES. W.. H. Hoveutox Me Co. 415-tu,th.s3t 1218-1220 F ST. X.W. thirds what others charge, Immense line at Ie, Ammense line at the. Immense line at 36c. other. Bottles of all sizes and all styles, Bottles pretty andusly. Bottles about two- AEay EVENING anette “| Tae Porctan Questiox Or Tus Saxs & Conraxy. DAY IS: HAVE YOU BEEN TO RAMBUR- The proof is in every purchase you make of us—that ‘'No other house DOES—EVER DID—or EVER WILL—sell such STERLING QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES as WE quote.” Saxs & Conrasr. Fos Is Tur Fonsisnrsos. Af we had planned it we couldn't have got hold of Thompson's stock of FURNISHING GOODS ata better time tor YOU. It gives you a choice of the HIGHEST CLASS of NECKWEAR— UNDERWEAR — GLOVES — HOSIERY—and LINENWEAR that ts made in this country and Europe. The astonishing part are the Prices. You don"t pay us what Thompson had to pay the creators of these most fashionable “‘notions." We took the whole stock—but it's ‘been a day on our counters and there are lote of “holes” in it now. Still, every single piece te A mem set in its own elegance. Come prepared for a banquet of quality—ail the delicacies of the season are in it. Picx For Yorn Prnsoxa, Wean eC Tur Scares. FISK, CLARK and FLAGG of New York, 3. H. BUCKINGHAM & Co, 3 Wood street, London, England, and F.and R. Gillett, also Londuners, made the neckwear that's in this Sale. Tuat's sponsor enough for the quality. TECKS, PUFFS, POUR-AN-HANDS and DE JOINVILLE are the shapes—ail colors” cover the shades—and they are solid or Uroken into old patterns. Thompson's See the cuts we have made. price Was $1.00. —OUR PRICE 18 50 CENTS. OUK PRICE I8 71 CENTS. PRICE Amone the leion of lucky bay- ery who Lave been bere during this sale there ISN'T ONE who would hesitate to acknowieder the bona fide char Actor of the unusnal inducements combined tm Our offer to sell the FINEST SUITS, the best-maie OVEROOATS and the most stylish CHILDREN'S Clotting at % off ourmarked price. We don't want totell you sny “FUNNY STORIEK” nor to win your patronage by misrepre- HERE To- DAY AND GONE TOMORROW" concerns that tell “TOM PEPPER” yarns: to anybody and everybody who'll be Liewe ‘eins, Our interests have been identified ‘with this community for the past seventeen yeas Now's your opportunity to identity YOUR interests with us At any rate our Proposition ts worth investurat- tug. Isn't itt JUST a8 PLAIN aS PLAIN can thine ine Fou tnay mec, teke y off the Pay Us the difference and the garment is Teli you, gentlemen, it's bie At ft: AA MM ~"* om —OUR PRICE 18 89 CENTS. ——OUR PRICE 18 @1.13. —OUK PRICE IS 81.13. —OUR PRICE 18 $1.73. aa t"t —OUR PRICE 18 #1.23. OUR PRICE 18 #14 RRR, coo —OUK PRICE 18 €1.48. a & Was $3.50.—OUK PRICE 18 81 &e%S Was €3.75.—OUK IRICE Is @ 621 ‘aah Ave Was €4.00.——OUR PRICE 18 @1.98, ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO US WILL PLEASE CALL AND SETTLE THEIR ACCOUNTS, OR WE Pics For A Prssxxt To Youn Rin WILL BOON BE COMPELLED TO PLACE ALL RIEXDS, “| ACCOUNTS IN THE HANDS OF OUR ATTORNET G FOR COLLECTION. as JLOVES. FRENCH CASTORS, with embroidered Decks. Size 4 OUK PRICE IS @1.25. DENT, ALLCROFT & CO.'sand FOWNES BROS. & CO.°S best London make—in Black ‘only —stitched backs—Size Sig. Sy and Reos, OUR PRICE IS 1.2 FOWNES BROS. & ©0.'s “The Blanche” brand—Full Dress Gloves—Cream, Tint and Biack embroidered backs. Sizes (2, a Thompson's Price Was $1.75. OUR PRICE I8 98 CENTS. FOWNES BROS & CO.'s “BOISOT BRAND FULL DRESS—pure White, with back embroid- ered in Black and White. Sizes 6\, Bis. THE STYLES, WE THINK, EQUAL ‘To ANY IN MARKET. ‘Thompson's Price Was OUR PRICE IS 81.15. FOWNES BROS & CO.°S FULL DRESS GLOVES—Pear! Tint, émbroidered in Black, Sizes 6%, 7 and 8, ‘Thompson's Price Was 81 OUR PRICE IS $1 FISK, CLARK & FLAGG'S BLACK US: DRESSED KID GLOVES. All sizes. ‘Thompson's Price Was 82.25 OUR PRICE 18 81.25. Waar A Vicrony Fon Case: DERWEAR. BRETTEL'S IMPORTED 12-THREAD SUPER SILK DRAWERS. Two of then— VERY RESPECTFULLY, WV. H. Hovourox More Co.. 1218-1220 F ST. 8. W. 415-tu,th,e-3t both size 32. Thompson's Price Was 18. OUR PRICE Ls ¢9 EACH. BRETTEL’S IMPORTED &THREAD A ooo. HY A SUPER SILK DRAWERS. Two of them— | £4 pili ” of a ber or aa CSS ue BE Thompson's Price Was 813. OUR PRICE IS 86.50 EACH. BRETTEL'S IMPORTED SUPER SILK = DRAWERS. Two of them—both size 30. ‘Thompson's Price Was 86.50. OUR PRICE I8 $3.25 EACH. BRETTEL'S IMPORTED SUPER SILK DRAWERS. Two of them—both size 28, ‘We have on sale 800 SUITS that we formeriy Sold at @14, $16 and $18: your chotce at ‘Thompson's Price Was 6.50. * ems gm, OUR PRICE 18 3.25 EACH. ae “uy oo BRETTEL'S IMPORTED a ow DRAWERS. Two of them—both Ww = Syl ‘Thompson's Price Was $6.50. OUR PRICE IS $3.23 EACH. AMERICAN HOSIERY CO.'S €-THREAD SILK DRAWERS. Two pairs—both size 34, ‘Thompson's Price Was #9, OUR PRICE I8 84.50 EACH. AMERICAN HOSIERY CO.'S 3-THREAD PURE SILK DRAWERS. Two ofthem—both size 34. ‘Thompson's Price Was 88. OUR PRICE IS #4 EACH. ‘Weinciude im this sale Cheviot, Cassimee and Worsted Suits in Sacks and Cuseways, We ‘also include 400 Overcoats, one, two and three (of a kind, which formerly sold at 614, 616 618 and $20; your choice at BLACK SPUN SILK SHIRTS AND DRAW- ss ‘Thompson's Price Was $5. we = Se We S * __ OUR PRICE IS $2.40 EACH PIECE. NOVI FALL-WEIGHT SPUN sILK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. All sizes, ‘Thompson's Price Was 85. OUR PRICE 18 $2.50 EACH PIECE. BRETTEL'S FANCY COLORED SILK- STRIPE BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS, Sizes 234 and 2-42. Thompson's price was $6. . OUR PRICE IS @3 EACH. and NEW BRUNSWICK HOSI- BUY NOW. ERY CO."8 WHITE MERINO DRAWERS— ‘Three size 34. ‘THE GOODS WON'T LAST LONG AF ‘Thompson's Price Was 82. ‘OUR PRICE 18 ¢1. THESE PRICES, DR. WARNER'S FALL WEIGHT CAMEL'S HAIR DRAWERS— = 2 a2 Bizes. eee. - 4 Shompecn’s Pein Wee 62.28, Tur New Your Crormme Hoos, OUE PRICE 18 $1.13 EACH. FALL WEIGHT NATURAL WOOL UN- — seabed ‘DERWEAB— Bizes—Shirts, 2-44. ; x ‘Drawers, 1-96, 3-42 and 444 ‘Thompson's Price Was $2.25. OUE PRICE 18 $1.13 EACH PIECE. SOR UNDEBWEAR— ‘Bizeo—Shirt, 1 42, Drawers, 2-28, 2-40 and 2-42, ‘Thompson's Price Was $2. OUR PRICE 18 $1 EACH PIECE, Dass Sure. A Gorpex Orrosromrr. ‘For s few days only we offer you 500 of our este brated John L. & Curars,s gvod nickel emobe, with ‘ Belid Gold Filled Stem Winding end Stem Setting ‘LAUNDERED. NEW YORK MILLS’ MUSLIN SHIRTS, with LINEN and P. K. bosoms and LINEN bands, open back. and ope front and back. Gutz, Bro, & Co., QOL AND eiLvenmarras, ‘Mines, 1334, 16. 16%, 17 and 18 ‘Thompeon's Price was $1.50 and ¢2. OUR PRICE 18 800, EACH. UNLAUEDERED. ‘Wine Wines and Liquors for Holiday Trade ot NEW YORE MILLS’ MUSLIN SHIRTS, with FINE LINEN bosoms and bands, open (RICHARD & 00."8, beck and front. (Bins, 16, 1634 and 17. ag > hon