Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1892, Page 4

a ctl < THE EVENING STAR. W. A. Punce & Co. nm WASHINGTON. 719 MARKET SPACE. THURSDAY Soa 1, 1897. i — cnospy 8. Nore: = THE EVENING STAR b&b: etcfreniation In Washington three tof any ether paper ia Aw = local NEWS paper and Ad- Free to all—A giass of Thompson's Cherry Phosphate. . Wid prtance attaches to the ‘ernment in the matter of the n of cholera into the repub- . more signal and comprehen- pre EEE pon . mpet is we b RR E D . amy iraperative to be Rat Ee BB with ell the power of the RR ED D nt any supersensitive ecru- | 2 2 eo a tae ease ‘ vrrr cco K ERE TET . a fall sense of wr 1 cco K UK Bi 7 e public safety now imper- 2.8 ¢ KK OER fr of a steamship from Hara- F 3 it. SoS EB xe F rd and hundreds DD Ok b all opportuni- B Bes ace ‘ two actual deaths ‘3.14 + Is for effectunl means of bpp AA ¥ - ils for more st d their en‘o: _ calls for measures of prepa: _We,have for tomorrow a splendid f bargains. Desirable odds and en ‘wal bencld at prices thet cannot fail to attract “people with economical eyes and along tion in Pe the port the bor: the cities as well in the interior as on the os ear ar eee wes ae beard. Not 2 dence ean do- TERE Ree CA Sat baht vise that would assist in saving the coun’ past Sal SA TART [ow prievs tomorrow will larly desirable. hich the unusually must be omitted. The edop- make particu- They must be en-| t should be s Jent in Engla: from an epidemic tion of measures is not all. be Moravia he Gravesend in have been to the bor. That the Moravia should not | $ have been stopped in the outer harbor and pre- Saas Maurxery Deesnrwent. of Fine Colored Ostrich Tis in = bunch; were rere Ow aah tc. STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. THURSDA’ ATU) BA RECEPTION pa. AB ley Ex- tensive improvements are going on and ‘we're somewhat cramped for room, but our anxiety to cater successfully to Washing- ton's shopper, has frupelled us to be ahead of the rest with the Newest and Brightest Conceits im Fax Dnzss Fisnics. The DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT is ‘Rot interfered with by the building oper- ations. The new things areadvantaceously displayed, and we invite you to avail your- selves of this occasion to become posted on Autumn Wearings. Of course the prics ts afected to SSL tte ieee HERE ARE SOME OF THE NEW ARRIVALS: + OGTR TD, Trench Serxes, all latest colors, ide, SS CENESL ADA Clothe, all late ‘86 pieces Henrietta Cloth at 75 CENTS YARD. ‘45 pieces Henrietta at $1.00 YARD. now, Weight ereaone wee ace) Ys sa afpisees French Serges, 4-tuch, 75 CENTS FASHION'S LATEST FANCY: Figured Cotton **Foule's,” just from the mille. There are only 25 pieces tn this first lot and wo offer you your own selection at 1:3 CENTS PER YARD. 25 pleces Whip Cord, 46-inch, €1 YARD. scree French Popling, 46-inch, $1 YARD. 5 Pleves Very, Stylish Homespun Novelties, 50- Also 50 Beautiful Patterns FA: RESS GOOD, Compeisine al the tataee and frank wosves aud se ona 6 ane fatal age inch Af the ships detained | $3 — rented from entering among the ships detained from uninfected but suspected ports and that | {7 fo sto Fine Felt there should hay2 been so much thet was dila- | §& E tory characterizing the action of the health $a = = oSeers after the had taken her unwarranted |#4 Czoans, Surrs, ~ Sumer place among thes ships ehowshow far short 8 W141, Ass Woo the New York system of the boastfal pro- | $3 ERS. fessions so recer a. The cholera is | = in New York harbor, whether on more than | one vessel fs not known. Bat vessels have ar- | $3 rived with large numbers of immigrants on | $& board and others are on the way from infected | 43 day increases the danger. Ves | $3 Glasgow and perhaps other ports | $4~ carrying immigrants who, it is said, have been | fe arated from the infected or those exposed the latter detained, the others sent | $3 gered immigrants | 33- have already arrived in the United States. They | $$ have been examined, perhaps generally they et have been kept a while in quarantine, but who sball say unless the utmost care has been used how many of these immigrants are loose tod: in this conntry scattering broadcast through their baggage and other effects the sceds of tag oe | ‘The defeat of Representative Hemphill of South Carolina for renomination by the pr ries, accomplished by the Farmers’ Al not by reason of loss of }ersonal popula: one of the most regretable incidents of the j litical year. Mr. Hemphill is the ablest and | 55 most influential member of his delegation and 32° one of the foremost men in the House of ite resentatives. As chairman of the District com- mittee he has shown remarkable sagacity. No fairer man or better friend of the national cap- ital has ever presided over its deliberatious and guided its business. Indeed, take him all in all Mr. Hemphill, young as he is, is what ex- Speaker Reed and other leading members of the | $7 opposing party have said so often, disinterest- | $3 edly fn his praise, one of the first men of his | £2 es be § a ra party in public life. The Star voices the feel- | §% ing of the District of Columbia when it ex- | €F presses deep regret at the result of the primary | $3 election in bis district. jee ee te ‘Tur Stan recurs to a topic it pressed with | 3° vigor while Congress was in session. The city | $4 is woll nigh defenseless, so far as hospitals and = Preventive means are concerned, from such a | $$ plague as cholera. The appropriation of $31,000 § for the purchase of a site for a hospital was merely a preliminary step in this direction. No sasesesesaasastenee 4 money has been appropriated or is at command a se for the parpore. ‘The fact that an epidemic | $5 38 rages abroad and threatens the United States | $37 aH makes the subject more timely than eve “a What would the fate of the city be if the forces | of the terrible disease were to break through | the Canadian or Mexican lines or the cordon, more or less weak in places, thrown around the | seaports? No hospital for contagious and infec- tious diseases exists within the territory of the District, and no means are at hand. so far as ‘the public is aware, to stamp out at once the peribif it presented itself in such a shape as permitted it to be stamped out by the provision Peuromery A ‘<D Toner cs Antictrs. Seeds 33 of adequate remedies. No appliances exist for | $< Pinid'Dress, Gowle at CENTS to 81. ne Among the stocks not mentioned that are now rich and are coustautly growing richer with new woods, mapy of them { - are Silke, fournins Goods, int inas and Laces, Hosiery and Underwedr, ‘The bniidere are hurrying their work and in the four (8 Reef time well (be ready io jarger trade than we've ever enjo; You'd Le interested to knuw what we Lev store for you. 33 W. brn, EEF EER oce eee & ber Tt be fi A. F Hire B Oke Co, 719 Manger Space. 719 00, 1 RRR EE RMR oo U UU. RRR 83 bE RM 00 vu kR RER 00 5; ae a RR OO , Re Ka 88 yy ; a ae a ae? E EE %? tu. gis ot ss HoH (00, ERK eS fu, tint 88 ke aoe. oe PH os & = Bt SS Hon 00 REE .. Few Washingtonians are unfamiliar with our “ROYAL 82.00 SHOES.” Thousands of our well to do citizens are wearing these now in preference to shoes costing double and treblethe money. During the past sea- son the sales of our *‘Royul Shoes” have doubied a8 compared with the preceding ‘season :—this fact is the best proof of their ‘satisfactory fitand wear. Thisseason “Our Royal 82.00 Slows” have been siill further improved, several new styles added, and we feel confident of a still greater increase in sales, HEE Lanes: Roxa $2.00 Suozs. Made of the famous Royal Dongola, with Oak Leather Soles, come in following styles: Piain Common-scnse Button, Plain Opers ‘Tos Button, Patent Tip Opera Button, Pat- ent Tip 1 tehmond To» Button, Patent Tip destroying the germs by steam pressure or con- & fagration. Ina word there isno preparation, | $2~ or none worthy the respect of a public warned $97 of the danger by what occurred at Hamburg, | ¢5- at Havre, at Antwerp, and even at Gravesend, | § at Glasgow and at Dover. If the cholera should appear here = temporary hospital would be necessary with the more obvious appliances for disinfection, and means for the burning of in- fected gooda, a ee Prof. MeCook, in an article of the current Forwm on the alarming proportion of venal voters, appears to satisfy himself that in his own state of Connecticut, where his observa- tions were made, there are 26,394 purchasable votes. The subject is one of painful interest. Ought mch things to be even approximate! true? There is aremedy in the vigilance of the honest majority and their spontaneous section under the forme of free government. ——— This is the time when the average citizen calls frantically upon the national government, | the quarantine officials, the municipal authori- ties and the garbage collector to protect him against epidemic and leaves his own back yard | in a dirty, cholera-tnviting condition. If every man will see that the cleanliness which is next to godliness has full sway over the property which he controls he will do much toward rendering an epidemic impoxsible. —— If the Massachusetts republicans and demo- | erate, respectively, should nominate Mr. Lodge | §3- and Mr.Jobn E.Ruseell as Gen. Palmer was nom- | inated in Dlinois for United States Senator it might be another step toward the popular elec- oy tion of Senators. These are both men farabove | Ger Tne “Vicrory Reon the average for character and ability, both | whatere termed young men, with eetablishea | AS Prnrecren By Taz Fepatations,and the canvass conducted by them} Exewexr Dz H. Saxcuzs could not fail to be interesting. ——+ + And sold by the doctor's only authorized agent Sor Washington, President Harrison's declaration in bis note to Hon. Warner Miller that he “goes to Wash- Muss Lora Less, 901 F ST. N.W., ington to be sure that no precantion is omitted With special instructions from the inventor. iddddddddddddddddedd: puaapeponypagentie nanatt tion. Bie. Hed Jap nee! iddees Fans, Nese Mixes 14 4oz. 40. Mediam-weight Under. Goons. ‘89e, Outing Shirts. Ise. Pique Fe Sseddseseceseececeds S5E5855 to protect our people against the threatening scourge” is a grateful nasuranee that he is awake to the sittation and determined to| Fevers ‘Yhemnccess of the ‘‘Electropoise” in the meet it, Fevers treatment of Typhoid fever bas been wonder- <ipteaeaiccaiisegagaeaalanaties Fevers ful. The fevers have been broken ina few Fovers hours in nearly every case treated. ‘The fact that the Prince of Wales and Chaun- | Fevers Don'tonly turn to the Blectropoise after cey Depew dined together arouses a suspicion | Fevers both scnools of medicine have given you up that the p iegoing to eupersede baccarat | Fevers ss absolutely incurable. It will not produce by the after eee Saha Fevers life ina dead body. But if you are = | Fevers badly, naturally fecbie, delicate, mght the hand of the police | token from the work of gar-! fevers = Don't be cholera is knocking at the | foes ma sayanevaies Fevers nate it. Fevers now totally txnoted, and many deeply Fevers rooted theories have long been Fovers liberal minded; open ved against him. But, judg-| Fevers Electropoise has cured ate of the people whom he an-/ Fevers gow. agenized, the role does not work both ways. | Fiver caus, Fevers’ Molaro, Nervouseees Tee er Fores. sents, Golem Sethe, Denia aaa f Me. Peck's explanation of Lis siatistical | Fevers gestion, Constipation, Scrotula, and i Fevers Liver troables. 4B iw aceepted it will do much to em-| Fevers Titer woetles |. Victory” phasize the impression thet S w York politics is | Fevers from Dr. Sanche's ‘agent, with uo place for a frank, ingemuous nature. Fevers proper advice as to its application from the © MeKirsey's achievements in the time of } Fevers idation show that he has not only im- Mense bes but wonderful endarance. ee ‘The retaliation measures of the United States have stirred Cxanda up toa degree of energy ‘et makus Ler almost upporians r| rr Only authorized agent for Washington, D. C., 931 FS; N.W. Ofice hours, 1? 2m. 2pm, Spm toSpm ap = Opera Toe Laced, Patent Tip Square Toe Laced; widths, Ato E; sizes, 2to 9, | Mews Roraz $2.00 Suozs. ‘Made of the Royal Calf or Kangaroo Fin- ished C :1f in the following styles: Piccadilly ‘Toe Biu-her, Opera Toe Laced, Plain Broad Toe Laced, Plain Square Toe Laced, Opera ‘Toe Congress, Plain French Toe Congress. ey Wx. Has & Cos RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 900 and 932 7th st.. 1914 and 1916 Pa. & ‘231 Pa. ave. s0. - It wa PEE REG SF RT RAL X. FY 2% BAS BD & Peo a BS dA re Compaxy, 807 Pa Ave N. W. GG. @ § C8 = ‘We have been gradually working upon our stock of po Lisexs viii: tugs ree graneeeee” ee ONE LOT OF Hecex Towers, 96c. Doz Tank Lisess, | Mews Derarrwesr. Woovwarp Axp Lornnor. i | OF OUR CLEARING SALE 18 NEAR. Only three days more durimy which you have a chance to get Shoes and Slippers of all binds at cost prineo: leas. We want to close cut the following Hnes, so have cut the prices even lower than before @uring our 10TH, 11TH & P STS. N. W. —o— §@-Our closing hour from now on ia 6 o'clock. —e— CLEARING SALE. 10 dozen Children's Dong: Ar Kid, spring heels, with tips.) | _ sizes 6 to 30, worth fully 1.1650. Pan. A special lot of Ladies’ Kid Button Shoes reduced to ‘e., worth tuliy $1.25. Ar 5 dozen Ladies? Kid Oxford 500. Par. Ties, Common-sense Style, | worth fully 75c. AN @3and $2.50 Men's Fine Calf Blachors. Lice Shoes and Congress now 82.98, Orica, Goons Derantuexr. ‘Thermometers, Reading Glasses, Magnifiers and Eyoglasm Cords, Chainy and Hooks, Eye Shades, Reading Shades, Spectacles and Eye- ‘Slasses in gold, nickel, bronze and steel. ‘The celebrated Axis Pebble Lenses, with the ‘axis of -creptalization in the quartz on sline ‘with the optical axts of the eye. Colored Glasses in great variety. Oculists’ Prescriptions filled. Repairing neatly snd ‘@ dozen Misses’ Keal Ska ie Ar Promptly done. Kid Shoes, tipped or plain, worth | | _ ; st oor... ‘Near 1ith st. entrance.) | faliy $1.50. 2 750 Pam —o—- Extracrdina-y birgains in Ladies' and Men's Siip- Pers and Oxfords of every description. Ar 12 dozen Men'scnd Boys’ Ten- | nis Shoes, all sizes, warranted | first quatity, worth saity doe, | 30c. Para. Lads’ Custom-made Hand-sewsd Shoes of all ‘styles inarked down to $1.98, worth #3.50. BEAR IN MIND THAT SAT! AY, SEPTEMBER 3, 18 THE LAST Ox Sar. Serr. Macazises Axp Prnioptoats Mowraues. Harper's Monthly. St. Nicholas. Lippincott’s. ‘The Forum, ‘North Amer. Review. Atlantic Monthly. eeiee ot Reviews. | Geol Myseessing: | DAY GP CUS CLRARING Sale, . 80 Our bases ura canitnal EARLY IF YOU WANT SOME OF THE a Hh Angra rene ry BARGAINS MENTIONED ABOVE. Werxues. a Mustrated American, _ Youths’ Companion. T. Snoz H Town Topics. Golden Days. ut Stan Suoz Hovse, Puck. Kate Field's Washington. | 1, 726 Tv Se Frank Lealio's Tinstrated. (Outing Weekly Record. ; . 2 . never cscs temrreast | House a Sa Ex. st floor... -With st. building.) TERTAINING THE ae, £06, A RRR Renxaxt Crrzamya Sate ae see 2 ma I Geo. awk rk Goo a “A Tomorrow. Frivay. There never has been a time when a little Fast Color Turkey Red Doylies pe 2 Large Size Plaid Doy money on the part of the consm:ner would go | ATK Size Paid Doy'te farther in baying then now. Barzain oalee | Hack Towels, hoary linen ure our great feature—sensonable things have | Hewvy heen selling this week at never #0 low prices, The Remuants—short lengths, o1d sizes, broken assortments, &c., are fresh from these sales and are marked at merely nominal prices. This is the order of the day hrough- | out the entire store—investizate. ES tothe ms bs, at bottoin prises. Bio Spreaps. ee 1 Cnstora-made Imported size 1544. Reduced from $3 to 61.50. 1 Custom-made Imported Madras Shirt, size 1636. Reduced from $3 to 81.50. 1 Custom-made Imported Madras Shirt, size 15%. Reduced from $3.50 to $1.50. 1 Jaeger Flannel Outing Shirt, size 1444. Re- duced from 85 to $2. 2 All-silk Neglige Shirts, stzes 1434 and 15. Reduced from £5 to $3. 2 Business Neglice Shirts, Madra and 14%. Reduced from $3.50 to 81, 2 Sanitary Cotton Shirts, sizes 44. from 5c. to ’ is, worth #2.09, for. | Fine Marsoilies Spreads, worth $4.( forteand Blankets 10 per c tof on marked Canrers. few pinves Carpets left which we want to close cut at less than cost, Srrassercer Dux Goovs Axo Croax Sones, |404 Aso 406 Tr Sr N.W. Reduced | | 1 Tmported Allsitk U:abrella, Weich, Mar Gr “Rie : iS ketson & Co.'s make-#-inch, Reduced from | 7 2FAT coe ee a 88.25 t0 80. G. A.B. FNCAMPMENT SALE 4 pairs of Silk Hose, 3 slate, sizes 914 and 10-1 bronze, size 94. . Keduced from $1.50 to 81. ‘3 patrs Fancy Striped Half Hos», ON LANSBURGH & BO. PEOPLE PREPARING FOR THIS and 10. Reduced trom 62}¢>. to COMING EV iret floor... GRET TO HONOR OUR INVITATION L D, TO ATTEND THIS MAMMOTH eras aii Se wee SALE, COMMENCING TOMORROW, pink, light blue and red, reduced to 30 cents a FURTHER mosae E IS GIVEN. yard. Four pieces lace-e "ed Chiffon Ruffling— lavender and red with black edge—biue and lavender with white edge, reduced to 50 cents ‘The following quotations will zive you an idea: 6 2 cases 11-4 Honeycomb Spreads, superior finish, Reduced from 4510 OQ, le ea anes.) | | L cases 11-4 Crochet, with fringe, double finish, Reduced from 90 to @Q Israxts) Deranruest. 69e All washable Gingham and Chambray Hats have been reduced from $2.00, #2.50and 83.C0 2 csses of tho famous Fristol Spread, known for ite | durability, Reduced from @1 to ¢ | y e 1% 80), to50cents. | 2 cases of the well-known Home Quilt, praised by (2a floor... 10th st. batlding.) every housekeeper, —o at | 1 Reduced from $1. 230 $1.00. Bine and Red Col M Mestux Usperwear Derartvest. pe arghalge! Fe mnomation, Gatien, An excellent apportunity for mothers prepar- ing their children for school. A lot of children’s India Linon Aprons, trimmed around neck and arms with narrow edge of lace—wide strings. Reduced from 50, 65 and 75 cents to 25 cents each. 2a floor... Reduced from $2 to $1.50. Ware Brasxers. |B cases of 10-4 Fancy Borders, reduced from $1.60 bx $1.25. Nit cs ue to atronty octeck eaten aire s2to $1.50. 19 2 cases of 10-4 Fancy Borders, reduced from @1.65 10th st. building.) | Ee | Sor Derarruenr. 10live Green Silk Waist, piaited back and front; slikhtly damaxed. Size 36 Reduced from $10 to 4 Oxford Cheviot Shirt Waists, stiff collars. Sizes 38 and 40. Reduced from $1.25 and 81.75 to Toe. 4Pclke Dotted India Lawn Wrappers, Wat- teau bick, ribbon trimmed. Sizes 32, 36 and 40. Reduced from $3 to &: 3 Finest French Satine Wrappers, white sround with black figures, lace trimmed. Sizes B2and44. Reduced from 3.75 to $2.25. 4 Light-striped Wash Silk Shirt Waists. Sizes 40 and 42. Reduced from 84.75 to 83.75. (3d floor. -Lithst. building.» j ; ep Naar Crosx Deranraen. 1 Tan Russian Blouse Suit—braid trimmed— Size 36. Reduced from 89 to 85.7: 1 Navy Blue Blazer. Size 38, Reduced to 83. 4 Tan Blazers, rolling collars and strap seams. Sizes#4, 38and 40. Reduced from 84 to 83.50. 2 Black Cheviot Cloth Reefers. Staes 4? and 44. Reduced from 89.75 to 85. 1 Black English Corkscrew Wrap, silk lined, gimp trimmed. Size 40. Reduced from $12.50 to 810.75. (Third floor... to Guay Braysers. | 2 cases of 10-4 Bewutiful Borders, reduced from 81.40 to $s 1.00. 3 cases of 10-4 Beautiful Borders, reduced from 81.60to . $1.35. 3 casesot 12-4 Fancy Borders, reduced from 1.90 to $1.65. T case of 12-4 Fancy Border, reduced from €2.45 to $2.00. Rensaxts Or Wasscrra Prirow And many other specialties in thia line. Castes Axp Surerixes. 1 rot soinen wite, 1c. ; wort 186. 1 rot es-inen wide, 1 6c, ; worth 206. T rot z-tinen wide, 1 8c. ; worth 220. 1 sot saincn wie, 20c. ; ort 250. rth st. butaing.» | 1 rot o-sincn wide, 22. ; worth 906. —o_ Misses’ Derantatesr. 1 Navy Blue Reefer, braid trimmed, brass ‘buttons. Size 4 years. Keduced from $3.50 to 82.50. 3 Red Recfors, sailor collars, trinimed with gilt braid. Sizes 4, Gand 8 years, Reduced to ‘S2each. 1 Tan Cloth Cape Jacket. Size 1¢ years or 34 bust. Slightly discolored. Reduced fron $10 to 85. A small lot of Bést Percale Shirt Waists. Sizes 8, 10 and 12 years. Reduced from 68c. to ie. (Third floor .. 1 xot10-4-1nen wiae, 250. ; worth ase. ALSO A LARGE LINE OF UTICA BRANCH AT THE SAME RATE. JUDGING FROM THE IMMENSE THRONG OF PURCHASERS DURING THE LAST FEW WEEKS OF BUSI- NESS PROCESS - WE ~ ANTICIPATE A GREAT RUSH, 80 WE ADVISE YOU ‘TO BE ONE OF THE “EARLY BIRDS” ‘TO OBTAIN THE BEST BARGAINS AND ‘THE MOST ATTENTION. LARS: BUR! SH a BERD $3. -Lith st. building.) manatee Boys) Depanruesr. i ‘Reduced from $1.50 to 81 pair. 98 pairs AlL-wool Rants, sumuser shades, fall weight. Sines 5, 6, 7, Sando. Reduced from $1.60 to 83e. pate. ‘3 Bathing Suite Sizes 7 and 8. Reduced from O50. t0 500. « ‘2Gray Flannel Kat Bully, Sizes 4 and. ost ool ENDS SHIGE TALK “Oh! tell us not in mournful numbers ‘That life is but an empty dream, But such the trath is, you'll concede it, Until our extensive fall line you've seen.” WR HAVE USED SPECIAL CARE IN THE MAKEUP OF OUR FALL LINES FOR MEN AS WELL AS LADIES. IN- DEED, MUCH MORE 80, FOR THE MERE FACT THAT WE INTEND TO GIVE THE PEOPLE OF WASHING. TON THE BEST VALUES IN RELI ABLE FOOTWEAR OBTAINABLE. EVERY PAIR OF SHOES WE FLL Hn 18 FULLY GUARANIEED BY US. AND WE MAKE GOOD ANY REASONABLE CLAIM THAT TEEPE EE MAY Bz BROUGHT TO OUR ATTEN- TION. Ocn Gests: Line of Handsewed Welts, made of the best calf upperscal soles, all shapes and eizes,our price =$3.00.—= Ocr Gesrs: French Welt Calf Line will be with us, for there fs no Show made that has the combination of durable materials tat ts possexsed by this Shoe, All styies, widthe and stzes that will satt aud fit every one at $2.50. Ocr Gexts Line of Caif and Cordovan Shoes is one that ‘wi: nerd but one introduction to the pubite —for ho expense hus been epared to make ‘this the createsi line of this quality in the country. There are four shapes and as many widths at the popular figure. BBR RRR BBR R BBR RRR BBR R LLU BBB OR KR 00 o-0 om pene tem cog « 2 : Fisz Suors, 402 Tm Sr N. W. “The Old Woman tn Shoe.” ke tor Ge-Open until 6 o'cigek every evening. Ge R. so Ansy Reevmemests. Bev Covenres. -aT— RRR RRR ¥. ROR RR ¥ Ss, ae as 4, REREKR ¥ Sys8 = PPP, REPARE is the word—and if you are going to pep P encampment you are likely to have lots of ex- Last nicht we nelped you “think” on the EN necessities. tras to eet. u ter at once don't lose the list. Tonight takes up another branch of buying for you— forthe beds. Just bear in mind that at the other end of the winter comes the Inauguration with its great army of strangers, and while you are providing for the pressnt—be far-sichted enough to “‘kill two birds with one stone.” Those of you to whom price is an object can easily see a savin; in our markings without lowering the%atisfaction a pes. an CLOTH—Plain and fancy—@1.50 and #2. CHEESE CLOTH—White, red, pink, blue and zold—82. SILKALINE, in handsome figured pgtterns— $2.50 and #3 SILKALINE—White, blue and pink grounds, covered with figures—best cotton “filling” 83.50. SILKALINE—White, bine or pink gr wads, fixuzed —lived with so! d colors and edyed with a rufiie that matches— Buasxers, "eae EAVY WEIGHT IN to 87. WEIGHT IN RED— MEDIUM AND GRaY- MEDIUM AND HEAV 7, 810 and. HEAVY WEIGHT IN ), #3, 83.50, 4, $5, 87, 87.50, #8, 89, $10 and 812. SUMMER WEIGHT IN WHITE-#4, 83, 7, 88.50 and $10. Spenraps. Qos. MICHELINE—Blue or red—@1.25 to 81.75. Red, pink or goid on white grounds— #2. 75 and €3. EXHIBIT:ON— Blue cr pink on whitegrounds— 83.50, 84 and 85. MAKSEILLES—9-4, sinvle-bed size—@1.75, 83.25, $4 and 24.50. 104, full size—82, $2.25, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, 83, 96 ~~ end $8. SATIN—Extra size—#5 10 8. Regular sizes—$4 to $5. We are sticking close to necessities. We have men- tloned nothing you won't have need for—and ought to have plenty of. Quality isa kn wn quantity bere—and you'll find your money goes farther—does more—than most-wheres. Penny's. “Nira Axo Tur Avexcz» Established 1840. ‘Telephone 996. A PIANOS. Several Elegant New Cabiriel Grand Upright Pianos, 3 strings, full trongframe, rosewood and fancy wood | » cases, such ss oak, maboguny. &c., which we are now selling at $900, mado by several prominent makers. ‘This is positively the first time this offer hrs ever been made. Long time. Elegant silk plush stool and cover with each plano. Fully guaranteed for 5 years. W. G. Merzenorr & Co., ot Con 1222 ax>G Sra. N. W. “put up” any of the visitors that come with the | If you didn’t look into the mat- | iz Cee oa : We Brom F $3 BoP September, the foreruzacr of the fall trade, with 53558 8 £55523 SESSESE st) A Tamer Dare Aovaxcr Sanz, | t During ‘Which we will ofr some apartal + barrains in sensonable goods The prices | we will naoe during t § \ ses peed will name Goring this «ale, ending Sst- day nicht, will be so low that shopping tour through OEr store will prove e most profitable expedition MERE ARE A FEW ITEMS. tora UMBRELLAS, with ee0ne SSsees Alot of Enis’ Sine nate oi sticks or metal bandien, have Deen reduced ‘ 650. Alotot Men's Hemeriiehed and Colored Bor ered BANDEES Sim the latest de- Reduced t 6 sims. Worth 13. eo. $88 The extraontinars values we are selling in ene BOYS SUITS have made our Children’s Out- BR enormous sacrificg Next te giving #86 Attig Department very popular, For this yoois aay aes sale we have reduced ap of oor medium. Ne auch low prices htrgerer ees ‘Weight Suits thai were sclling at @3.30, @6 grior te this extraorctary ese 33 posal $03 | 2486.59 d0"n to asin We move from F st. fentember 10 to @8¢ | WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR the X. ¥. ave. Rink, ande ete the rear of the Rink is got yet co tre ae we bave not room for ali of gee 4 must sacrifices partot ® by ees next ten days ata lees. ae ‘Of course we are crowled with buyers, #8 ‘but there is yet room furmore. oe eee Of ait xt atl on us if yoo wont 2 . lect fromthe beat assort: est acaeevine A Few Doss th wee og pod ber cent on the asnal prices Don't ask for credit, the books are wool Bunting Pins, 4x, tas closed and the goods ar goit too low : eo Don't insist the ee foods the same day o our See see ‘wagons are too rushed Don't ask for a disownt on Carpets, $88 Rumor "GAR Gots sae Pr x . O08 | Dont get mad beroves wecannot wat So8 Maren v Bensaris fon the insta ase 5 ~ -> - yw Doo'tpat of Duyiny write boat tar. eee 403, 405, 407 Tom Se NW 882 gains are gone <2] pees : wail a6 ae 25 Pra Cest Orr Caner 8 Scires. We have picked “*hap-bazand” frow the 888 stock the followine: $28 No. 450, 1 Antique Oak Chamber Suite, 868 Reduced from #2438 ane G14. 1 Handsoune Antique Chamber 3 $88 Suite. Reduced from 888 to €28.50. j ‘oo Bi O88 | No G7. 1 Uandsome Old Engish Oak $88 | OTR PEO som how's $88 Suite. Reduced from $90 to @43. SDAY, FRURSDA\ | 88¢ No. 08,1 Elegant St Domingo Ma- 1888 hogany Chamber Suite, extra larze size, 988 | __ 18 i sp | $88 renatwance style, gilded broes trim: eee | — HE Poown Shonting, = $88 38x42 French Beveled Piste Glass, re 8#8 i 3 $88 duced from #200 to 8140, te8 | . area Imported O14 Fn. eee) —— 10-4 nd Sheeting, = neadsomely carved 88 15. fo pompa/our 1 er pe OW . “2 Beveled Plate Glass, re A2ataces mieacnea Pillow Cane Cottom, #130 att Si * ac. 25 Pex Cesr Orr Haz 88)— 45. omas 95 wm Cane 0 eee | Bie 9-4 reaches ro wood Sheeting, No. 620, 1 Fnglish Oak Hall Rack, with antrror, reduced from $7,590 to $3.63 No. 331, 1 Solid Oak Ha'l Stand for par- Tow hall, reduced from $15 to $11.25. ‘No. 1384, 1Solid Antique Oak Stand, with French Boveled Plate Mirror, re- duced from $22 to $16.30. 25 Pex Cexr Orr Sine. BOARDS. No. 278, 1 Elegant Doard, reduced from No. 127, 1 Antigue Oak Sideboard, ber- ‘Tixce Conxmee | O98 cled p mirror, reduced from @22.30 to | 888 816.58. $83 No. 88, 1 Handsome Antique Oak Side 3 sar gengti race Corin 98 board, large French b-veled mirror, hand- ic. WORTH #Vc. re ely carved, reduced fro: 0 See e730 jEoiets Bh antiength Lace Curiains | 888 No. 304, 1 Handsome Quarterad English 89e. worra SL.19 _ 889 Oak Sideboard, pillar side, handsomely ae 868 carved, finished with 18x23 French Bev- — 33, ard-lenzth Lace Curtains 882 cled plate mirror, reduced from 36.50 to SL. worm $1.39... yand-length Lace Cu tains $1.25. worms $1.69. q 3 yardlensth Lace Curtains. S159. worra $2. 3 3 ard teneth Lace Curtains. 81.75. worm $2.25. 4 vara. eneth Lace Curtains. $1.89. worrn $2.40. A sara Jensth Lace Cartains. 82. 19. worTh $2.75. 75, yeaa Lace Curtains. $2.49. wourn $3.25. 827.38. 25 Pex Crest Orr Boerers. No. 512, 1 Fine English on Baffet, re- duced from 826.50 No 3h T Handsome English Oak Batf- fet, reduced from $311.50 to €23.63. No. 1770, 1 Antique Solid Oak Buffet, very handsome, reduced from $45 to 33.75. 25 Pra Cesr Orr 1 Curxa Crosers. No. 2504, 1 Solid Oak China Closet, Wi iad ae velagial carved, mirror faced fro | —_-S m Soe REE TAN (Or Wino w Jikarniy AE 288 No. 1435, 1 Superb Roundcormered 688) pect oret Ne hee ee oe wal 828 Chins Clost, 6 feet G inches bigh, 6 feet = 848 wie, 1Ginches deep, malrror back, very S"LENG Ti SCR es reduced from $9250 to Shh AS a iM, as * 88 Jeries Layxsavece #4 Con 13ru Axo F Srs. N.W. 3d) wae seseegseageecssssaceeges eeaaseaaneregees eeesearegeese seesnaeeersesesecteeeessense eesdee saaseresseneeet seseeresseeseetee ss Wu 25 coicrs mm New Chins Silks at | wu ABo. worra 58e. ERR A a7. =, |—~¢ = a 7% PX 3 gy. = % “ = Ka aa 2 3 pe Asse | Now Shades in All-silk Surahs, BE ES Bs “oo iz tS E "JO Bex seeder 18 Me Chancestie! And shaving supplies generally ereatly reduced. = Barahs. Wade & Butcher Razo:s are the brand wo make a | specialty of and recouumend. Every man who sbaves | woars 85c......... rw s Tndia Sk in cream, kuows or has heard o: Wad» & Butcher Razors. They - ‘i putation. Weearry a full =F iz a. oy (c ti ‘ opel offer at 3g per cent discount if you pur ieee 08 5 aiti styles of New Pony OD Clatveable Paiteta and Surahe.” 93c. worrn $1.25. ARRIVALS ASD REPRESENT Y NEWEST FALL IDEan ‘Gar ii w ince Laces are creat at ay . 15c., 196 Te. Wade & Butcher Razor 81 Wade & Butcher Razor. 81.25 Wade & Butcher Razor 21.50 Wade & Butcher Rapor. 81.7 Wade & Butcher Razor. $2 Wade & Butcher Razor... All but the cheapest are full hollow ground and euaranteed. 5 >t RAZOR STROPS. |5e., Be, 10, ae Of these we carry the Jangust stock in the city at | mea Prices in eac’s instance 3% per cent off. Genuine Torrey Strops of all kinds at from 25¢. up- | ” ward. The oclebrated horsetall strops at 432. Combina ion Strops, with real stone hone. Swing Ladies’ Coins hk Wandhershiets Syriph, Nite, ieee uite, ehubrotde: nd ede, 1 ° WORTH 25. Strops, with patent swivel of all kinds: alsoafall | Prow now 0: you ca tor someching line of Shaving Muge, Soaps, Brushes, the latter in r SEW parey? the greatest variety, from 10c. upward. - \ —— | A. Kisenss, KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E STS. X.W. 109 PENN. AVE. X. Ww, n Diaz Asp Ornre Execrere Fass > Repaired. Electric Motors and Dy- ‘Ramos overhauled and put im thor- |A Cuaxce To Save Money. ay * ‘We will offer for a fow days: of and a furnished. EXTRA SIZE HONEYOOMB BED SPREADS os im our own shor on the pre:uises, Ge cock. ‘Motor and Dynamo Brashes for any mpachine in stock or made to order. EXTRA HRAVY enf SIZE CROCHET BED JORDAN & —— SPREADS at $1.00 each. 7-4 Oi2 oast. 2 FULL-SIZED BED COMFORTS et — 41.0, @1.25 and @1.50. ~~ Banasnis Te Coe Guass. BLAMKET®.at Toe, Shc., 01.09 ani €1.30 ap 0 ‘We now diaplay a large and varied stock >t bea 200 pelts of 11-4 ALL-WOOL BLANKETS, worth 94.50 pair, tomo at €3.73 pate. | Macwarter of Poway and Gian, ‘BIG F ot. and 1216G0t