Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1892, Page 4

4 ‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY... -Febrenry 11, 1998. CROSBY S. NOYES Editor. THE EVENING STAR has a regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger tham that of any ether paper im the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it has no competitor. Se Seven handred towns in the United States and Canada have a gravity water supply; double that number employ a system in which pumping is an integral part of the water system. The gravity gives more certainty of operation and hence in the fret class of towns the supply is better guaranteed. The uninterrupted operation of a public water supply need not be insisted on, for it ought to be perfectly ob- vious as imperatively necessary. Duplication of main conduit lines would sem to furnieh in the case of cities depend- ing om small rivers or other streams the highest guarantee of an uninterrupted supply. The evils of ashort supply were re- cently seen in New York and Boston and the demand led to additional masonry aqueducts. ‘The growth of cities calls for an increase of water and provision against interruption of the supply. Not only are household and office uses to be considered, but also the great danger of a general conflagration using up all availabie water. A writer in the February Engineering Magazine unfolds the Iatest instance, that of Brooklyn, of a ser1- ously interrupted supply. The city of churches is supplied mostly from elevated ponds lying caat of the city limits, the water of which is eonveyed through @ masonry aqueduct by gravity toa pumping station and thence cle- vated by steam power to the distributing reservoirs. A break in the aqueduct stopped the elevated railway cars and postponed wash- fag day. A water famine existed for a while. Inforeign and in two American cities the gravity system has been notably utilized for PAU RDS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. Dry Goons. Light shades of Plain French Satteens, slightly 12%. yard ‘ere 7.0 each Livex Depantwext. Short ends of Table Damasks, very low in price. ‘Remnants of 7c. Turkey Ked Table Damasks, ‘450. yard Soto end ental Napkins ot halt yeton rane ‘We. Fancy Linen Doylies, red and blue ¥ ylies, me Conta Depsrruesr. A lot of 25e. Holland Window Shades A lot 5f 0c. Opaque Window Shades. 5 pair of $8 to $10impertect Portieres. 3.95 pair Shalf pairs of imperfect Portieres. Were $8 and large fountains at distributing cr receiving res- ervoirs. Those American cities are Elmira and Rochester, New York. Large fountains in connection with the system are useful for aerating water before sending it to consumers. The bint of an improvement of the condition of the impounded water by relieving it through aeration from unpleasant tastes and odors due to the abnormal development of cryptogamic life may be worth consideration by Washi ton in connection with the project of relieving the Potomac water of its occasional tur- bidity by using the receiving reservoir as @ settling basin. If the extension of the local water system which was aimed at in the tunnel fiasco had been accom- plished Washington would have felt no neces- sity of taking a second thought as to the quantity of its water supply. Even as matters stand there is no danger of a general water- famine, as distinguished from temporary searcity in the higher levels. The supply from the Potomac is inexhaustible, and the quantity to be received is limited only by the means pro- vided for conducting it to the city. + Mr. Bland has won the preliminary skirmish; he has had his reported bill providing for free eoimage placed on the House calendar. He Proposes to wait awhile on the committee on rules. If it gives him a day or days for the consideration of free coinage, very well. If it does not, his purpose is to call up the bill in the morning hour for the consideration of re- ports from committees when the committee on coinage, weights and measures is reached in its order. He will then ask the House to fix a day for the measure. As there are probubly two- thirds in favor he hopes to secure his wishe’. It is not known what the rules committee will do, but there is some reason for thinking that it will not grant a day for the free coinage bill. ‘There is just a little doubt whether two-thirds f the House would run in the face of the or- ganization and set apart a time to consider the bill when the probabilities of its passage in the House are so strong and the responsi- Dility for making silver free coinage the chief issue of the approaching campaign would be fixed, not on a popular convention, but on the democratic branch of Congress it- self. This slight element of doubt makes the question interesting, a doubt due to the pecu- liar state of affairs in the democratic party ex- isting st present. The Speaker's course is watched narrowly, as it may indicate something ‘as to the policy he and his friends will adopt respecting presidential candidates and the issues of the campaign. The action of the House will undoubtedly have an important Dearing on the Chicago convention and the re- sult of the election next November. ‘The fact that in the matterof granting leaves of absence with pay in the department service some bureaus were entirely overlooked bas Jong been the reproach of Congress, whose Gaty it is to be strictly impartial in exactions from and favors conferred upon the employes of the government. Only within a short time have the employes of the government printing Office enjoyed leave, and the bill reported in the House yesterday is a just but tardy recog- nition of the claims of the hard-worked public servants at the bureaa of engraving and print- ing. The government is very liberal to its employes ssa rule, both in compensation for services and in granting sick and other leaves. ‘It cannot afford to grant to one portion of its scrvitors what it withholds from others. The distribution should be equal, and this obvious Principle may, probably will, induce Congress to accord a thirty days’ leave of absence for the employes of the bureau of engraving and Printing. To the members of the convention now assembled in Washingtou—the tailors—many men owe more than they are willing to confess. ‘This is true not merely in the financial sense. By s delicate suggestion as to pattern in cloth they relieve sn unsymmetrical outiine; by a little bunch of wadding here and there they develope proportions of grace, and all with such delicate tact that the customer scarcely realizes that these charms are not his own. ‘They give their time aud attention to the beau- tification of their fellow man and contribute to the onliverment of dull hours by furnishing subjects for humorous paragraphers. They are philanthropists, and as such we appreciate and have welcomed them. ——_—++s___ The death of ex-Controller Knox removed ene of the republic's ablest fnanciers, who would have been useful, had he lived, in assist- ing to solve the tremendous problem of the currency. He was author, or at least advocate, of @ scheme to provide « security fund for natioval banks on ® different basis from the Present += A favorable report on the bill to ercct a $300,- 0 monument to General Grant has been made in the Senate. Whether the remains of the illustrious Grant are brought to this city or not s ncble monuwent in bis honor must be built—a monument to show that the American people honor themselves in remombecing their herves. —_+ => ‘The present eos! combination proposes to avoid expensive selling agenciss and heavy eommissions so that while col may be no more expersive to consumers the producers and car riers can get better profits It seems a great pity that the consumer cannot be let into the deel some where. +e It isa pity that Mr. Oatos could not provide for the experiment of having the newspazer eorresponients conduct legislation while the Congressmen furnish the reports to the public. Each side feels, perhaps with some reason, that it could improve on the work of the other. et Ibis quite possible that several Congress prospect of expensive funerals ve some ‘of the money tacked on their salaries, eee Among the most harrowing features of the grip are the photographs that scientists take of the microbes. $10 pair, for. 1.95 each 4odd pair of Nottingham Lace Curtains. Were 82, 82.25 and 2.50, 65 pair Sodd pair of Nottinzham Lace Curtains. Were 24.50, $4.75, €5 and $5.50 ... $3.95 pair Alot of Antique Oak and Cherry Towel and Hat Racks. Were 4&c. 18e. each — = Taste Covers, ‘THe. to $1.38 Silk Head Rests, soiled..........49¢. each $1.48 Hemmed and Braided Cambric Pillow Shams... 68e. Braided Shams .. 1 $4.50 Fancy Plush and Silk Sofa Pillow . 134.98 “Sofa Piliow 48c. 18x18 Tapestry Squares.. Leach $2.25 real Irish Point Square and Bureau : leach 13 teal Antique Lace Bureau Scarfs and Squares. ‘Were $1.25 to $1. 3 8-4 Plush Table Covers. Were $: 1 $1.75 Uprieht Plush Piano Co Norroxs, Se. Featherstiteh, different designs . Se. spool Linen Thread, Black and Whit Se. Fancy Striped Cotton Garter Elastic. ‘Se. paper of Jet Head Pins, 100 in pat ‘Se. Colored Ball Tinsel Se. Black Skirt Braid. Perrouery Axo Toner Anricizs. 10c. Large Hurl Handle Whisk Broom. Se. and Se. Black Rubber Fine Combs 15e. Large Wire Hair Brush, 19e. Raven Gloss Shoe Polish. jwan Down ... Tareas. 250. Silk and Tinsel Edge, Tans, Grays and Bines. a... 15e. yard pieces, 53 yards in each...29c. yard 15e. Nail Head Jet Trimming.. Te ‘39e. Bead Galloon Trimming, 2 inches wide..25¢.yard ‘39e. Gray Cloth Astrachan Edge. 25e. yard Necxwaan. ‘25e. Colored Silk Plaited Ruching.............15e. yard 50c. Silk Fauntleroy Piaiting, small quantity, all colors, 5c. 10c. Embroidered and Lace Collars... Se. Chenille Dot Veils, ali colors... SHAG T TTT T SSS e TTT TT TTT TTT TITS Iuronrant Annovnczmenr, WE WILL OPEN SATURDAY, FEBRU- ABY 13, A NEW SHOE‘STORE 4T 1103 PENN. AVE., NEXT TO STAR OFFICE, FOR THE EXCLUSIVE SALE OF THE EMIERSOM Shee S FOR GENTLEMEN. OUR SPECIAL STYLES AREY Exetsx Warr, $3.00 Sox. Biexerz, $3.00 Suoz Proestaux, $3.50 Sur. Hasp Sewep, $4.00 Suoz. Kasxeanoo, $5.00 Suoz. . Coxpovas, $5.00 Suoz. Paresr Carr, $6.00 Sior. WE’ ARE OPENING PERMANENT STORES IN THE LEADING CITIES OF ‘THE UNITED STATES FOR THE EX- CLUSIVE SALE OF OUR SHOES DI- RECT TO THE CONSUMER. SOME OF THE REASONS WHY OUR SHOES COM- MEND THEMSELVES ARE THESE: FIRST.—ALL OUR SHOES ARE MADE IN OUR OWN WORKSHOP BY THE MOST SKILLED WORKMEN, UNDER OUR PERSONAL SUPERVISION. SECOND.—OUR LASTS AND MODELS ARE THE RESULT OF MANY YEARS’ EXPERIENCE IN CATERING TO A CRITICAL PUBLIC FOR A HIGH GRADE OF SHOES, COMBINING DURABILITY, STYLE AND COMFORT. THIRD.—WE USE NOTHING BUT THE HIGHEST GRADES OF LEATHER AND THE VERY BEST MATERIAL THE MAR- KET AFFORDS, FOURTH.—THE _ EMERSON SHOES ARE PERFEOTLY SMOOTH’ INSIDE AND REQUIRE NO BREAKING IN, FIFTH.—WE MAKE AND SELL OU? SHOES DIRECT AND ONLY TO THE CONSUMER. SIXTH.—WE WARRANT OUR SHOES ‘TO FIT AND WEAR. WE CORDIALLY INVITE A PERSONAL INSPECTION OF OUR LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF THE EMERSON SHOES. GET THE BEST WHEN YOU CAN. R. B. Guoven & Co. FINE SHOEMAKERS, 1108 PA. AVE., NEXT TO STAR OFFICE. fel1-9 Factory at Brockton, Mass, ELERLLEALLLELLLRSELRRRDERLLELER Hosiery Axo Uxprxwean 15 pair Ladies’ 50c. Black Lisle Hose.........30¢. pair 2 dozen pair Ladies’ 0c. Fast Black Cotton Hose. Sizes § and 8%. .35e. pair Alot of Childre » Ribbed Wool Hose—6%, 7, 73 and 8. . pair 10 pairs Ladies’ 5c. Ribbed Merino Pants... 25c. pair G Ladies’ $1.50 Biack Ribbed Wool Vests. Sizes _ Sand 4, $1.20 each A. Kacrsax 908 PA. AVE. N.W. ete eG { FRIDAY. continuation o pn EAT. SALE, bm; aes SATURDAY. “RESTRICLION SALE," \ — Owing to the great this sple the past thtee gage we have Aectied te euntiuen the miubenie ns d balance ot the week. We have added desirable items of initerest beiow whic of Best French Felt Bonnets, sold as high 81.25.. a Se. each of Cluldren’s Piush Caps. Were 7ic. and - 25g. each Alot of Ie. Fancy Wings and Quills... . de. each Te. Onsrich Tips, lieht and dark colors... 4c. bunch Usprawean Asp Corser Depr. 7 pairs Ladies’ 68e. Canton Flannel Drawers. 38c. pair 0 ‘hildren's Corded Waists. 12 25e. Infants’ Long Slips.. 19. each © Warner's Health Corsets. Sizes 26, 27 and 2B... Cyoax Devanruesr. ‘The balance of our stock of Ladies’ Fine Cloth Newmarkets which sold from $10 to $23 for only @Seach. A creat bargain. Arack of Ladies’ Fine Cloth Jackets which sold from #10 to $16.50. Choice. Arrack of Misses’ Fine Cloth Ne Alot of 48c. Plat Val. Demi-flouncings. 9 to 18 Inches wide Alot of 18c. Oriental Laces. A lot of fil over 3: brotderies. Guoves. 16 pair Ladies’ Se. Cashmere Gloves. G pair Ladies’ $1.25 Kid Gioves, damased. A pair Ladies’ $1.50 Evening Mitts, soiled. Haspxexcmers. 12%e. Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs......7¢. each SOc. Drawn Work Hemstitchel Handker- chiefs... 0c. each 401 Plaid SUK Roofer Searts.. Unpaziias 1081.50 25-inch Glorias, natural handles... 931 24-inch G orias, natural handles. 6 2G-inch Glorias, ask handies. Mews Goons. 1 dozen Teck and Four-in-Hand Se POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. New Cor-Frower Heanqvanrens. ‘Next Monday morning you may find usin Our mew Store, 1224 F st. The location is Rew, the building is new and many of our customers will be new. Our stock of CUT FLOWERS is always new and fresh. A. Govz & Bao. Lt? FST. N.W. 98°6 F, FEVER THERMOMETERS. Meretofore the high price of Fever Ther- ‘mometers has Frovented their use by those in chazxe of the sick im many cases where it ‘would Lave been desired by the physician. ‘This objection bas been met and overcome by the manuiecturera, We now offer s cuaranteed ecly-registering Fever Thermometer tor SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS ‘That is accurate enough for practical use at the bed side. W. &. THOMPSOR, ‘Pharmacist, 0S eh ot 39c. Hosteny.—2% aczon taaier Fun lar Made Richelieu labbed or Herms- dori Fast Biack Dye. Every custower re EW"1 te conceded by everybody that WE are the largest EXCLUSIVE elothiers in America. Svoassmve Axp Arraonvs. Ovn BOYS' DEPARTMENT IS A SUGGESTIVE AND ATTRACTIVE PLACE FOR ALL PARENTS WHO HAVE BOYS TO CLOTHE. 8UG- GESTIVE BECAUSE HERE YOU GET IDEAS OF CHILDREN’S DRESS NOT OBTAINABLE ¥LSEWHERE, AND ATTRACTIVE BECAUSE OF THE IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NOBBY, STYLISH GARMENTS FOR BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S WEAR. We uave evenvrarse raat 18 FASHIONABLE IN BOYS' AND CHIL- DREN'S CLOTHING-SUITS FOR DRESS WEAR, SUITS FOR SCHOOL SERVICE, OVERCOATS, ULSTERS, REEFERS, SEPARATE TROUSERS, SHIRT WAISTS, KILT, ZOUAVE AND ROYAL MIDDY SUITS,IN NEW AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS AND ONLY THE MOST RELIABLE QUAL- ITIES AND AT CORRECT PRICES. Ma See the Electrical Display in our F street show window this evening From 7 to 10 o'clock. Rosixsox, Panzer & Co., Axmenroas Crorutiens, 1200,1202 & 1204 FST.N.W. TTT TTT yaaa Tay BR NNN BOQ RRB Be 83 RRS BB OO ON NN MOM AA Be 9 BME ER EGR MA EE Go HR Hees Reovraz Wrrxzr Rercxprsa Sure Toxornow-Frimay. During the entire day tomorrow we shall re- turn each and every tenth sale of every same amount. To be piainer, every tenth. twen- tieth, thirtieth, fortieth fiftieth oF any tenth sale at 25, 50, 68, . Be. 81, 82, 85. $10, or any other amount will Le returned tothe customer with the goods bought. Thou- sands shouid attend this sale tomorrow. Srectaz Banoarss Is Musuix Uspenwean, Dollar Muslin Gowns for 79c.each. Made of fine musiin, **V” yoke of 4 rows of inserting and tucks; collar, yoke and cuffs edyed with ‘embroidery. $1 Gowss For 79. Excu. 1 miscellaneous lot (about two dozen) of odd Gowns, made of fine musiin and cambric. Have been selling at $1.08, $1.75 and $1.98. Cuorce Or Tue Loz. $1.25. Tur Box Mancuz, 314 Axv 316 Tr Sz. N, W. ERLERROAERELLRRSLEELELALARLLGLD stricted to two pairs. B50. Pu RB SSSSESSSSSESSSSS 50c. Hosteny.—2o aceon atiprest Fant = —— Torusar Mode: very ane yatiee; two styiea : . of ribbed Hermsdort Past Black Dye. a . — two pate ected © BZ 0. Par, l| F. S. Wiurass & Co. HHI rs 39c. Faxcy © Hosteny—s0 dozen Ladies’ Richelien Hibbed or Piain, includ: ing the latest; Solid Cardinal. Every cus- mer reatreneg wotwepi OF Die 50¢, Lise, Hosteny.-taaier it Piain Opera “Tops, in Pans''end Graves, Boot paterna, Every, Spann Teteed © 3 Pie For Sl. 3 lected to t Every custower restri. wo 1 Be. ‘YARD. ; yards. 45c. New Currros, an eu ‘shades, beaded. “Every customer rs Festricted to five yards. So. vaRp. q “35 38o Risarn Vesrs.—taaics nivrea Every cuatouser tatristed oto Se : hd 25c. EACH. ony 69c. Corsers.—our ove. corsets in White tha Gray." Uniy- one” pair to & cue 4 O tomer. iC. delicate HANDOLINE—o— HANDOLINE HANDOLINE-—o—HANDOLINE HANDOLINE—o-—HANDOLINE Isthe burden of ——— our sons to. day, and it will be sweet harmony to you if you heed what | we have t) say upon a subject dearto your heart. HANDOLINE—o—HANDOLINE HANDOLINE—o—HANDOLINE HANDOLINE—o—-HANDOLINE Is, without doubt, the reatext of all peautifiers, com- Dined with'a soothing of scientifically conpoun Bkin Medictes. "it removes all tui purities atid leaves the skin a» sult as velvet. G 12hyc. sirestas.—our 1240. siesta, im ‘Erowng aid, Grape Evard custo fe It removes Pimples, Liotches, Blackheads and other bat-looking stricved to 10 yard | | | anni 8x. Disfigurementa which arise from 35¢, raexcn cixcHays, i from unhealthy pores. Sto 12-yard lenge very, er re stricted 10 12 yards. IN WINTER! : 15c. vanp, It counteracts the effects 1240. INDIA LINENS, running ip lengths, of the rough and biting winds. Mviery customer restricted to 1yantn. Oxc. IN SUMMER!! 35 25c., ‘20c., 50c, GILT BRACELETS. This It prevents sunbura {| | | Selah gxtra ‘special. Every custouier re- sak vaes wick Dz 25c. purses xD POCKET BOOKS, —Purses c.Teane oro er peoee ae All the year round it fs excellent for the skin Every customer restricted to two. 166. 25c. Av-LINEN CUFPS.—Gents' AlLiinen Gnfs Sizee Bvery customer restricted "f () to'Spaireior 390. 5c. xian suters.—Fulttength, welt Binde. Every customer restricted to 2. rises thie list for the ‘of the Great ‘EST ON SALE, And we feel assured that every one that attends this sale will feel more and more attached to do their deal ‘interest of {ns with a hose that always looksto the the pubite as well as thetr aA AA own. = and complexion. prone ‘TRY IT —-— 25 CENTS. cs II] B.S. Wissans & Co. |] DRUGGISTS, UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE. You like the beat of cverything. Usually you are willime to pay more for it. It is rarely you find i: pled within your reach ‘at prices usually asked for inferior qualities. Buch is the case with Fiour, the substance Of "the stag of live.” ‘You have but to ask your grocer to send you "*Ceres” Flour and you will enjoy the ‘Very sweetest, lightest and dest of bread and pastry. {*Ceres” stands at tho Lead of the flour class. All grocers sell **Cores” or can ‘obtain it immediately. Be sure to look for the two gold medals on the outside of every ‘sack and barrel of **Corea” and the circular ‘within bearing the autograph of— Wx. M. Gar & Co, Flowr nd Feed Dealers Cor. 1st and Ind. ave. n.w, Go direct to the Facroay roe Rerratine ana FINE ELECTRO SILVER-PLATED WARE. KANN & SONS’ MANUFACTURING CO. ,Dalo.,Md, BRANCH, 531 7TH BT. ¥.W, Ovn Rewsasr List - Fon Toxornow, F RIDAY, ‘Will be of EXTRAORDINARY VALUE to any Persons who wish to ENCOURAGE or who are Fate FOR GOOD VALUES at LITTLE Rewsaxts Or Sux Gasxaomes Ix Buick. 10 yards M-inch HERNANI GRENADINE, in BLACK, with BLACK clover leaf. Former ae $15. REMNANT PRICE, $10 for 11% yards 24-inch BLACK ALL-SILE GRENADINE, with narrow SATIN STRIPE. Former price, $16. REMNANT PRICE, 89° for piece. 11% yards 24toch BLACK ALL-SILK GRENADINE, with jpinch SATIN STRIPE. Former price, $18 REMNANT PRICE, $11.75 for piece. 1146 yards 24-inch BLACK SILK GRENA- DINE, with 1-inch SATIN STRIPE. Former Price.$15. REMNANT PRICE, 88 for piece. 12 yards 24-inch BLACK SILK GRENA- DINE, with linch SATIN STRIPE Former Price, @15, REMNANT PRICE, @9 for piece. 12% yards 24-1nch BLACK MEXICAN GREN- ADINE. Former price, @20. REMNANT PRICE, 816 for pteco, Reusayrs Or Lioxt-Wrraut Darss Goops. SEVEKAL REMNANTS of 10-yard lengths of ALL-WOOL FRENCH CHALLIES tn HE- LIOTROPE FIGURINGS, slightly soiled. Reg- ular price, G5e. yard. REMNANT PRICE, 25e. yard, \234c. OUTING CLOTHS FOR 9c. yard for FRIDAY, as » SPECIAL REMNANT BAR- GAIN. We will offer one lot of 125c. OUTING CLOTH for 9c. yard. Reaxaxts Or Brack Woor Dasss Fuazazics, In lengths from 2 to 8 yards in piece, ina va Fiety of styles, at CORRESPONDINGLY LOW REMNANT PRICE. Opp Sizes Ix Woot Usprnwean, 3 LADIES’ FAST BLACK RIBBED WOOL VESTS. medium size, Regular price, 61.65. REMNANT PRICE, 8c. each. 2 LADIES’ ASTRAKHAN ,WOOL VESTS. Fire 26. Regular price, $1.25. REMNANT PRICE, 6 2c. zacu. 5 pairs BOYS' RED ALL-WOOL DRAWERS. Bizes 28, 30and G4. Former price, 7ic., 88. and@1. BEMNANT PRICE, 31c. ram. 5 INFANTS’ HAND-KNIT VESTS, Begu- lar price, 50c. REMNANT PRICE, 3 pairs CHILDREN’S WHITE MERINO PANTS. Stze 20. Former price, 4c. REM- NANT PRICE, 19c. pam 10 LADIES’ WHITE and SCARLET FINE RIBBED WOOL VESTS. Sizes 2, 3 and 4 Former value, $1.26. REMNANT PRICE, 79. zace. 3 pairs LADIES’ SCARLET RIBBED DRAW- ERS, very fine. Former price, $1.30. REM- NANT PRICE, 98c. vate, Reusaxts Or Lace. 2% yards BLACK LACE FLOUNCING. Former price, ). REMNANT PRICE, 81.19 for piece. yard CHANTILLY NET, 45 inches wide. Former price, 81.75 yard. KEMNANT PRICE, 496. for piece. 1% yards CHANTILLY LACE, 14 inches wide. Former price, $3.38. REMNANT PRICI 19 for piece. 1 yai |ANTILLY LACE, 14 Inches wide. Former price, 8 REMNANT PRICE, 50c. for piece. 1% yards CHANTILLY LACE, 14 inches wid:. Former price, €2.13. REMNANT PRICE, 9be. for piece. 1 yards CHANTILLY LACE, 14 inches wide. Former price, $1.50. REMNANT PRICE, 900, for piece. 1 piece DULL JET BEADED GRENADINE. Former price, $3.50 yard. REMNANT PRICE, ‘50e. yard. 4% yards LIGHT BLUE EMBROIDERED CHIFFON, 45 inches deep. Former price, €31.50. KEMNANT PRICE, 811 for piece. 4% yards LIGH! PINK EMBROIDERED CHIFFON, 45 inches wide. Former price, 831.50. REMNANT PRICE, 821 for piece. 10 Caxes Tsronren Gurcrnse Soar. Former price, 15c. REMNANT PRICE, 60. cake. Resxants Or Duress Tannaxes. 5 pieces of BLACK ALL-SILK MAWABOUT DRESS HEADING. Former price, @1 and $125 yard. REMNANT PRICE, 250 vamp. Opvp-Sizen For Cares. 2 REAL ASTRAKHAN CAPES, 22 inches long. Bust measure 36 and 38 inches. Former price, 835. KEMNANT PRICE, “$17.50 eace. 1 EXTRA FINE ASTRAKHAN CAPE. Bust measure 26 inches, 28 inches long. Former price, 850. REMNANT PRICE, $25. 2 FRENCH LYNX CAPES, 22 inches long. Sizes 34 and 36. Former price, @22. KEM- NANT PRICE, $11 each. Oop Lor Fearszr Boas. 2 COQUE FEATHER BOAS, BLACK, 3 yards ions. Former price, $8 REMNANT PRICE, 4 FRENCH COQUE FEATHER BOAS, short sizes, Former price, 93.50. REMNANT PRICE, ‘Toe. each, SMALL LOT OF REAL OSTRICH FEATHER BOAS o- COLLARS tn CREAM, WHITE, LIGHT BLUE, ECRU, Former price, 2.25. REMNANT PRICE, 50c. each, Rewsaxts Ix Learnen Goons. G SUEDE PURSES. Former price, Iie. REMNANT PRICE, 7c. each. @ ALLIGATOR CIGAR CASES. Former price, 50c. REMNANT PRICE, S0c. each. W. A. Proce & Co. ‘710 Market Space, Cor. 8th st, Tas Bast He Eves Wom ‘Some time ago ene of our **men about town” bought s pair of our $5 ‘Shovg. reduced to 84.25. Yesterday he Groped in and anid: **They are the dest fit, most comfortable avd (A discount ¢f best Shoes I ever wore.""—Still plenty 45 centeon the loft for men, women and children. deltor, _Withour uniform @iscount of of 16 cents on the dollar you get— A PAIK OF 97.00 SHOES FOR 05.95. 4 PAIR OF ¢6.50 SHOES FOR 65.53. A PAIR OF 96.00 SHOES FOR $5.10, 4 PAIB OF 05.30 SHOES FOR e408. A dollar's & PAIR OF 65.00 SHOES FOR 94.25. worth for 85 A PAIR OF $4.50 SHOES FOR 63.83, conte, A PATE OF 94.00 SHORS FOR 93.40, A PAIR OF ¢3.50 SHOES FOR 92.98. A PAIR OF €3.00 SHOES FOR $2.55. APAIR OF 62.30 SHOES FOR 62.13, A PAIR OF 62.00 SHORS FOR ¢1.70. _— BU Szvexrz Axp “WE MOURN OUR PROFITS.” ‘WE can only ineation a few of onr BLACK FRIDAY SACRIFICES ToDaY, BUT we have lots of bargains out. GIVE US A CALL. Iz Wut Par Yov. BLACK FRIDAY SACRIFICES. 94.48 Chamber Sot and Jar (slightly imperfect. €2.08 ‘2.48 Decorated Chamber Set (mismatched)..... 1.98 3.48 Decorated Tea Set (slightly imperfect)... 2.48 ‘2.98 Solid Brass Umbrella Stands (slichtly 98 +10 2 4 oat a -08 -09 ‘ 23 +15 Decorated Porcelain Salt and Pepper Shakers... 08, 25 Terra Cotta Cuspidors...... 6 +19 Decorated Tooth Brash Stand... -10 +10 Decorated and White China Mugs.. +05, +15 Crystal Sirup Pitoher...... 09 +10 Preserve Dish... +05 +19 Large Crystal Preserve Dishes. “M .7 Crystal Breakfast Set, 4 pieces..... 58 +25 Electric Window Polish, -10 +08 Box Shoe Blacking. -03 06 Child's Tin Mugs..... 03 +25 Pat'd Cork Scrows. 15 +49 (7 only) Picture Frames. x +98 to #2.98 (10 only) Bira Cages. 49 +35 Japanned Cracker Bowls... 04 +03 +15 Black-Handle Rolling Pin... -08 -29 Papier Mache Buckets. 2 +15 Whisk Broom. 09 BLAOK FEIDAY SALE. Tue Fan, Tra Asp H Sts. N.W. Faasxiz & Co. is Warre Goons For 5c. Pex Yano at Laxssczox & Bzo.s, WORTH 10 AND 1230. ‘In Plaids and Stripes, suitable for Wrappers, Aprons and Children's Dresses, in any length desired. We present these to you this early to et you accustomed to coming to us— 5ce-5o-5c.5e. Pzn Yano, Asx Pra ana stzipea waste Goods, Now come and crowd our White Goods counter tomorrow. First floor for this, Laxsuvrce & Bao. Fraray ts invariably our Great Odd ana End Sale on our 3d floor. This floor xains in pop- ularity datiy, which is evidenced by the ever eaver crowd of shoppers. Fridays generally overtop the other days, because tuls has be- come the established Remnant Day at Lans- burgh & Bro."s, nd ‘Tomorrow's SPECIAL will consist of the following excellent values: ‘Aspecial lot of Lave’ Lixex Corzars And Chemisettes reduced to the following iow Prices: Coxzaus, stor 106, Worth Bi Cursrserres, 4 tor 250 138 Bose’ ana Men's Gossamers, warranted Perfect. Neduced from $1.50 and $1.25 to 49. exch, 2 cases of Fine Fancy Linings and Perealinee (bouxht ata great eastern auction sale) to be sold at 100. PER YARD; worth 18, 20and “5c, ‘This is a zood opportunity for dressmakers and merchant tailors, 3 cases of Gents Shawknit Colored Half Hose from the famous North Carolina mills, Only 1c. vate; wortn 150. 6 casesot the well-known “Tolle du Nord” ‘Dress Gingham Remnants, absolutely fast 10c. per sara: worth 124. Iss apron ainghams we can offer you the fol- lowing exceptional baryains: ‘Lcase of the,best Amoskeag in Remnants at 8c. per yard; worth 10c, 1 case of 3 nameless brand at Ze. ; worth 9c. 2 cases of the best Engiish Flanciette Rem- nants, soft finish. Only Llc. por yard; worth Ibe. Qoor snira oor is easity reached by cur safety-coing elevator or by broad staircase, ae you wish, As you come down stop and see the rew in- yoice of FLOUNCINGS and ALL-OVER WIDTHS in Enxsnoments At prices so low that you will marvel how it could bedone. We shall be glad to entertain you tomorrow. LANS= BURCH 2 BRO.. fell 420, 622, 404. 425 7TH ST. H.W. A Fanovs Fazxcaz Cusr (Once wrote: ‘The very s0ul ‘of cocking ta the stock- ot, and the finest stpek-pot te 8 -| Bors) Loxc Paxrs. | Cumpnews Suozr Pants. No other house DOFS—EVER DID—or EVER WiLL —seli such STERLING QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES as WE quote. Verified daiiy. Sass Race Wira Tie Pants and Vest Sale. ‘This rule of ours never to let one season lap ‘over into the next—has set our stock of SEPA- RATE PANTS—for Men, Boys and Children— into agallop. We've ot to make a “clean Sweep" between now and our formal spring opening—and the time is short. We'vea pile of Pairs to sell—or rather we did have when wo be fan the special sale last Monday—but you've ‘Wanted to buy as badly as we'vo wanted to sell— and the close-cropped prices have helped us doth. Weare as different from other folks in our ‘works a8 we are in our ways. There are no such PANTS to be had anywhere else—and “no other house doce, ever did, or ever will” have the courage to take so little heed of cost. As is perfectly natural, most of you have made straight for the best qualities. fake them and welcome—but don't neglect the ‘-workers.” You men whose vocations put analy to the test will Gnd thesea match for the roughest wear. They are not outlandish Patterns, either—but in color and kind best calculated to give yeoman s-rvice. Boys are a “terror” on clothes—but the SHORT and LONG PANTS in thie sale will stand all manner of abuse patiently —p-rsist- ently—and successfully. Here is bow the “land luys” now— Mews Paxrs. ‘Hundreds that were 8 and 29. NOW Hundreds that were iat were a that were 33 Hundreds tha: were 83 80-aiid’"otiar ‘Quality, too. than money ever beast Brture at the Pricesanl, WOO! just what are wanted ior work, NUWeese Every Pus All the $5 guality, NOW. All the @4.50 quatity, Ni All the $4 qua.it A the £55 40 analy, s. SOW juaiity, NOW. na. All the $2.50 q1 All the 3, quality, NOW... All the $2.00 quality, NO" All the Ww + Sizes foreversbody. But the sale«an't inuch longer for anybody. ‘The VESTS are some FANCY WORSTEDS and SILK, SATIN and WASHABLE FULL DRESS WAISTOOATS. It is just a case of our ‘wanting to clear them out—and start in again ‘with the spring season. If you haven't got good Full Dress Vest you can't belp being interested in this “wing” of the sale. The ‘Worsteds are early all gone. To the last pat- tern they are handsome effects. No matter ‘what the VESTS sold for before—“‘split thet price in half” —nd that’s what ¢bey are now. To talk in another strain: We've got our LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOATS bere. . Sazs Axp Coupasy, “The Men's Market,” PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTE: at STREET. A re a“ DDD RR BD» KR 3% P DD RRR O O PPP DD RR OO P & ER 0O P For the purpose of making a decided move- ment in our present ample stock of Handker- chiefs we will for a time offer big reduction in Prices. $4.00 Handkerchiefs now $3.25. €3.50 Handkerchiefs now @2.75. 85.00 Handkerchiefs now €2.25. 82.75 Handkerchiofs now $2.50. 2.50 Handkerchiefs now $1. 81.00 Handkerchiefs now 7: 50c. Handkerchiefs now 23e. 25e. Handkerchiefs now 2 for 25c. ‘These are ali guaranteed pure linen and the ‘embroidered ones are rich in design and elegant = . J.C. Hoeroutysox, 907 PENNA. AVE. Woo Worn Have Tuovexr In ‘vair woud not buy auytiine iter ry * Evening Shipper here i ‘The thousands of 1ad-es whom w With Eveuny Slippers this wint. White Suede Oxford Ties and Strap ‘Slippers, cxzantxe Price, $2.00. Matin Slippers, White, Biack or Blue, _ euzasuxe Paice, $2.35. ¥¥ VL HAHN Wooowsnn Axo Loraor, 20TH. 17H AND F STs. Arrnactive Rexxaxt Crraerxe Sax Tomoxnow, Furmay, Finsvasy 12, Mostof you know that we sre the pionesrof this ovement it ts, but in nevon and know want everyday to know there are, . things left over, * “odd and sma.d lote,"* eoude Soiled. snusted, erratched or defend from hamd- line, nx oF otherwine, Were weto sl « character to pile up from heya goon crowd out the other and to have a presenta ays, our sales People lay them anide as they come to light until Friday, whee they are, without refevence to value, put om sale at xreatly reduced prices, Ecomomienl foiks best know portance of these sales, sovure just the thing rd to ote-half te reg veiy by the be Fou Will be sure 40 jee Serene, dauaced, all dif 't ond {rou #20 0 8. J Quaker Recker, sluchtiy damaged. Hedwced from 73 to We 1 Mounted Screen—trame of b Pawnted tapestry mounting. Ki « miboo—hand- 4 from #13 Reucants of Ch Pin ms, Sula € (Hurd floor © Sik, Stamped Linens, ra, &e 10th street butding.) U PROLSTERY D; PARTMENT. Thenitie and Tapestry Table Covers, ercund. Leduced to @ 1c) me Jee wa pie mine — 2 woth eng with. Lh. ‘These are full < Faria Suk sued SUK Striped . Lace and Tapentry and tow bait ond wir lots of Lace ter jess thaw, reular pris, (Fourth doo -Nith st. butidiag.> Fer Devaurwesr 1 Seal Cape, bust 5. #5 2 Reduced frou €65 te ‘ine Beaver Cape, bust 34. Reduced from 855 to eto. 1 Fine Leopard Rug, full head. Reduced to $40. (Puird B00 ith st, balding.) Croax Deranrnese. 1 Fine Imported Twilled Broad-toth Lone Garueut, silk lined throughout and t yoke. Size34. Reduced from « 1 Handsome Silk aud Wrap, half silk lined, le indy. (Thr, 34. Reduced from #45 t0 17 -L1th st butldiage.9 Sor Deranraesr. 2 Dark Brown Striped Flonnelette Wrappers, Band 40. keduced to #2. sdeach 1 lot of Odd Blouse Waists, ineilkasd pel. at reduced (Third floor, Lith st. building.» Bors: Crome Devas 1 Red Veivet Kilt Suit, sat Size 4. Becduced irom #1¢ 1 Brown Tricot hk style, For large child 8. 1 Marine Mlue Kiit Suit trimmed in true n Bedared from Reduced from @® to Upper part cutend fatigue syle Sim 1 Odd Jacket and Vest ine, blouse and kilt see Suit : Derarrwext. Very Fine All-woo! Black Cashimge Teeys. WIth Lip seams, trhumed neatly wn rows of mohair Uraid, buch h cuff of braid. . in meat stripes. Lengths 4G and 48inches. Reduced from @2.30 to #150. 1 Misses’ Golden Brown Diagonal Cheviot Jacket, with rolling collar and lange bone but tous, Size 14. #10 tote. 1 Misses’ Novy Biae Striped € Double treasted Cloak, with astrakban collar and cuffs, front trimmed with soutache braid, full shirred back. Size 16. Neduced from €18 21th ef. building.» Corser Deranrwesr. Reduced from #3 slightly sotled. Busser Deranrwesr. Down Quilts, 3, wine Oxd, side with Old Kose: design and Bue ilk side with White silk, with Heotrope Narcissus desicn and Niue Green silk lining. one covered on one side with Sace Green silk, with Mk Narcissus design ond Cauary silk lining. Be @uced from €16.30 to @13.50 each. 1 Extra Large Horse Bianket. Reduced from BS toe FUK LAP ROBFS AT EXACTLY HALF PRICE. Reduced from @15 to 1 Japancse Wolf, 1 White Fur, infants’, Keducsd trom @10 to 85. (Second floor. Dowesric Dues MENT. Remnants Ginghan i yanis. Reduced trom Tewmmunts Calicoes an yards. Keduced from 8 to ig to 10. & yard. ths frou 136 to 73% Noecewear Deranrxesr, Bout pieces Jaited hurah Ruffing tm Cream, Mais Gray and Cardinal, Reduced te (Burst floor, ‘Tan, Lilac, _ Seoud annem Rispox Deravrwenr. S.cut pieces Fine Qua ity 44-inch Brocaded Ribdon, in two shades of Tan, two of Brows Geut pieces Don, in Mabogany, Avsiutbe, Mouse, Tern Cotta, Gobelin and Garnet. Keduced to 506. : — Unger ekyliat &, (iret Boor. ——— Mosux Usrrrwean Deravrexe, 1 Cambric Walking Skirt, deep 1uffle,scdge with G.unch Florentine lnce.tucks and imsertins above. Reduced from 84.75 to £4.50. ‘SSik Dressing Socques, full fronts, Jacke effect, rufile of crepe around neck and bottom land down either side of front, Reduced from #1K.50 to 810. (second fvor. -seeeee DOOD st, Duiiding.) PARTMENT. re ae |