Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1892, Page 4

4 _ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. | BATURDAY SHE EVENING STAR has a regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any other paper in | theetty. Ae a local NEWS paper and Ad. | verfising Wedinm i bas se competitor. =| ‘The material thing in the controversy over | anthority between state and nation in the pend- Ing question of the introduction of cholera is the excizsion of the disease, and not the vindi- ention of anvbody's rights except the people's. ‘The New York health officer is perhaps techni- | cally right in his position, hecause both the At- torney General of the United States and the acting attorney general of the state of New York, after etamination of the points in dis pute, say so, and the Inw itself—that ia, the fed- "st Tecetved 11 new cases which are resdy for eral law—appears to vest no exclusive Jurisdic- | tion in the United States. In snch matters. | where concurrent action is required by the state of the law and public interests demand. some | positive determination of the question of juris- | diction which shall prevent the clashing of au- | thority and insure the greatest efficiency, the | enlargement of the national jurisdiction is ab- | solutely necessary. The Attorney General ad- | mits the necessity when he says that if the health officer disregards the President's circu- of Congress within ten days The health | officer has not Jet the public remain in the dark | a to his intentions. He will disregard the | lately promulgated program for the exclusion | of infected vessels and persons if in any respect | he deems it either to exceed or fall short of | what he considers proper provision for the oc- casion. Now, in such s moment as this, with a dreadful invasion impending and with an im- mense territory to protect under grave disad- ‘vantages, there should be no conflict of author- ity and the public, without regard to techni- calities in the case, will not excuse the man or men through whom trouble arises and danger 4s increased. But the public will also insist that the present uncertainty cannot continue and saust be stopped as soon as possible. There 18 | yoy. one constitutional mode of putting a stop to it— | the passage by Congress in extra or regular | session of a statute that shall give the national | authorities all the powers in the premises that | 20. this or any similar crisis requires to be vested in them. -—ee It isevident that uo overestimate was made | 25c. by Washington of the extraordinary number of | veterans who would crowd to the capital at the Grand Army encampment, or of the expense | that therr entertainment would involve. | city has provided free quarters for an army greater in numbers than either of those which | on successive days marched up Pennsylvania avenue in 1865 in grand review, a number far } greater than that thus supplied by any of ‘Washington's predecessors as entertainer of the Grand Army. Upon the extensive quarters that : bare been erectéd the committee hrs etpended | sll its available money. and the time within which to build and furnish additional structures , is lacking. a well as the pecuniary means Every inch of the free quarters is now alloted , to and will be utilized by men of the Grand Army, and some provision will be made’ some- how for all who have applied prior to Septem- ber 1, the time within which, as the poste were , notifie!, it vss necessary for Wachington to Anow the exact number of its free guests, in, order that it might make provision for them, Aa armyof qeteraus nearly as large as that supplied with free quarters bas been provided by the com:nittee wi ly cheap lodying Places, and as there is still ample accomme- + thi® anny will doubtiess ce the encampment takes armios of ¥ and friends Journa size “atlanta be” al it is imprestiveness of a needs a thorough Sere perhaps is» we han apperent contra- be comparatively clean < in places. which is tom, 0 far as certain Adant while ia the edite i ‘The reader uf periodical literature is struck with the inc valae placed on current gestions of pulitical interest. Take either one ef the great reviews printed in New York, which / lead the American periodical press of their, class, and its table of contents bulges with the Titles that suggest increasing public attention to all that category of subjects denominated public questions. The literary paper. which was formerly the staple, is now often omitted altogether. While the labor problem, ballet reform. religious tendencies, immigration, transportation. sanitation and the like flgure conspicuously. perhaps n0 topic receives wholly so good a treatment at the reviewers’ hands as | education, especially the higher or university training. This is one of the most hopeful signs of the times, “We must educate” is as clearly j the slogan of America today as it was of some of Henry Ward Beecher’s talks from the plat- form forty or dfty years ago. | ‘The Baltimore police are making a house to house inspection. The regular inspection of premises. especially of premises on alleys and | pleased lot of eustomers son ever sow. } "The | 20 Rares Evtenparse, 1961 17H ST. 8.2. G. A. R. Daconattoss. BUNTING FLAGS, SILK FLAGS, } COTTON BUNTING FLAGS, MUS-° ‘See our solid fact Bargsins. They have surprised coun Gey eh enpteree. LIN FLAGS, ARMY CORPS FLAGS, ‘We have opened this season with s stock of foods SONS OF VETERAN FLAGS, W. RB. ‘that beats the record for beeuty and low prices. We) | Will close it with a big stock disposed of and the best | ' ©. FLAGS, U. 8. "SHIELDS, TRI- COLORS, BUNTING OF ALL KINDS. i THE EAGLE, BIRD OF LIBERTY. Im addition toour large stock of Remnants we have JAPANESE AMD CHINESE Lan. TERNS. OUR BUNTING FLAG OF OUR OWN MAKE AND ONLY THE ‘1 case Domet Flannel, Se. Our price, Se. BEST GRADE OF BUNTING USED. ‘Lense Bleach Cotton, Se. Our price, Se. BUILDINGS DECORATED IN AN Lease Dwight Cotton. 10c. Our price, 6s. ARTISTIC MANNER. ‘Lease Apron Ginghams, 8. Our price, 6c. M. G. Cortuaxn & Co, 9 TH ST. N.W. 1 case Dress Ginghams, 8c. Our price, 5iéc. L case Dress Prints, 6c. Our price, 3360. 1 case Crepon Cords, 150. Our price, 4c. bd ‘Lease Crepon Cords, striped, 15e. Our price, 940. H 1 case 8-4 Bleached Pequot, 18¢. Our price, 11340. 1 case 10-4 Bleached Pequot, 2c. Our price, léc. Fuaxacas's Jewerny Esrastisnwext EXPERTS TO DO FINE 1 case 6-4 Blesehed Pequot, Ife. Our price, 11360. SPECIALS! SPECIALS! fet Ee R 10 dozen Children’s Yacht Caps, %5e. Our price, RE fee F A aa AA m 10 dozen Children’s Yacht Caps, 3734c. Our price, | iotatetes 10 dozen Children’s Yacht Caps. 50c. Our price, a na 10 pieces China Silk. all shades, 38. Our price, BX X cca, U WX Goa i ORAS dd 10 cases 4-4 Oil Cloth, 25:. Our price, 18c. aed ane vaucabewuat 10 cases 6-4 Oil Cloth, 38e. Cur price, 27a. ee tatewe 5 cases Hemip Carpet, 15e. Our price, 10c. Beases Cottage Rugs, 25c. Our price, 15, Eveny Hovsexesprr Kxows Tuat A PRESENT BENEFIT IS WORTH A THOU- SAND ANTICIPATED POSSIBILITIES. THEREFORE OUR EQUITABLE S cases Ingrain Carpet, S7}¢. Our price, 25c. 3 pieces Venetian Star, 37%4c. Our price, Ze. i 100 Lineoleum Mats, 50c. Ourprice, 35c. | Chilis and Fevers. a, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. SATURDAY. S: | Ger ‘Tar “Victory Exzernororse- As Pauzrrorsn Br Tar Discovensr, Dz. H. Saxcuz And sold dy the doctor's only authorized agent er Washington, Mise Lenman, 961 F et. Chilis ana Fevers. Chills and Fevers. Chills and Fevers. Chills and Fevers. Chills and Fevers. Chilis and Fevers. | Chills and Fevers. Chilis and Fevers. Chills and Fevers. Chilis and Fevers. Chilis and Fevers. Chilis ana Fevers. Chills and Fevers. Chilis and Fevers. Chills and Fevers. | Chills and Fevers. Chills and Fevers. Chills and Fevers. Ghils ahd Fevers: Chills and Fevers. Chilis and Fevers. Chilis and Fevers, Chills and Pavers. Chilis and Fevers. Chills and Fevers. (Chills and Fevers. Chills and Fevers. Chills and Fevers. Chills and Fevers. Chills and Fevers. Chilis and Fevers. Chilis and Fevers. Chills and Fevers. Chills and Fevers. Chills and Fevers. Chilis and Fevers. Chills and Fevers, hills and Fevers. Chilis and Fevers. Chilis and Fevers. Chills and Fevers. Chilis and Fevers. with proper advice as to ite appli- cation from the inventor. Cell for book of information, testi- monials, &c. Miss Lora Lesmas, Only authorized Washington agent, 931 F Sx, N.W. Office hours, 12 m. to2p.m., 3 p.m. to5 p.m. Gernxe Tur Graxn Anny Ocr Or Tovws. Every effort is now being put forth to cet the Grand. Army of the Republic and tretr Trlends inte foun fCmate their stay comfortanie and agreeable. "While youareei in doing this, it remains for ‘as to see that vey ort away in geo ‘boing is Ereewee’ pe by well sup- Traverse Equrewests. ‘We have now on hand the largest and best selected stock of Exrexstox Cases, Traverer Cass, Dress Scrr Cases. Sux Har Boxes Gests Sarcnets axp Guanstoxe Bass. We have these in canvas and all grades of leathers. We are offering Exrexstox Cases. I2in. 14in. 16-in. 18-in. 20m. 22in. 2tin, 26-in. 0c. $1.00 $1.15 $1.90 81.45 $175 Leather bound, leather clamps and corners. CREDIT | SYSTEM, | WHICH BESTOWS THE GOOD, HAS BECOME A | UNIVERSAL CHARM, ATTRACTIVE ALIKE TO RICH AND POOR. 50 Smyrna Mats, 50c. Our price, 250. 50 Smyrna Mats, 75e. Our price, 29¢. 50 Smyrna Rugs, 39x72, $: Our price, $1.99. TO PART WITH ALL THEIR HARD-EARNED | SAVINGS, PAY US A FEW DOLLARS AS A| PLEDGE OF THEIR SINCERITY AND SHARE WITH US, AS THEIR CONVENIENCE MAY DIC- TATE, A SMALL PORTION OF THEIR WEEKLY OR MONTHLY ALLOWANCE IN SATISFACTION OF THE DEBT. | comoRT, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE AND PRoS- PERITY THUS NESTLE AROUND THE FIRE- SIDE, HOME BECOMES AN ATTRA°TION AND GOOD FELLOWSHIP 1S ENGENDEREDIN THE BREASTS OF ALL OFFERED ON CREDIT AT LOWEST CON- | SISTENT PRICES. OUR LINE EMBRACES PARLOR, DINING AND BED ROOM FURNITURE, CARPETS — DRAPERIES —— STOVES — AND WORKS OF 4RT. RAFF'S ENTERPRISE. 124] Lith st. se set Leader of Low Prices. Laxsevras & Bro Fat Seasox 1892-1893. Never Berore Has A Fart Seasox Opexen So Banuuasttr. Horse & Heanstasws Casa Aso Crevir Hovses 917, 919, 821 AND 23 7TH ST. Ove Fatt Srerr Is Reavy: WE propose to make this exbibition excel any iu our history. We areine position to do this. for the stocks sre larger and bave more variety than ever before, amd have. therefore, more intrin- sic value. Our home buyers spent much time in selecting goods from our home Home Manufacturers, gpd Europes | best centers are already represented in cco ou TTTr 3 s%5 THT the goods displayed. Everything in Geb u t 3 fl Bet - | readiness. Be one of the first to select $8 Yo F Fret H 8598 3 - your Dress Materials. Do not, wait | until every one else buys. Compare the prices you have been paying for your | oO Drugyand Patent Medicines with the prices we quote | CT-OP-TOWN people can address Yelow and you will see that 1 is next to impossible to | our Mail Order Department. All orders | purchase at lower figures: Will receive immediate consideration. ‘Hood's Sarsaparilla.. Scott's Emulston.. Sie Be | Deck streets, is desirable and even necessary as # meané to health at ordinary times. Just now, with an epidemic in Europe and vessels quar antined for cholera in the chief seaport of the country, it is the height of wisdom to keep all of our citieeclean. The best mode is by over- sight of the particular premises, either private residences or places of business, and no good citizen can object to seasonable and reasonable inspection by police officers and special officers of the bealth department. Tar Stan's expo- | sure yesterday, with previous information from the same source. and the knowledge of all ob- servant persons who have occasion to go much , eeuet Sa cy, shewe s ciate of ies eoqate-| “img such examination. } ——+ee____ A Washington corresponsent may be regarded, with charity when be “fakes” during the dull senson when he is compelled to write against | space. But there is no excuse for a deliberate | damaging qisrepresentation of facts such as bas | been sent from this city with reference to the G. A.B. encampment. ——_ +02 Famine and cholera have made war upon Rasaia and prevented Russia from making war upon her neighbors, But pestilence as a peace- promoter fo-werse than the wer which is| obviates. The forces of destruction now issu- ing from Russia move far more rapidfy than an | army, their attack is far less avoidable and far | more deadis, and they threaten the new world | as well as the old. oe —___. New York did not get the world’s fair, but sbe can cover herself with glory by putting up an effective barrier between this country and the cholera. , - \ | | | soo j ‘A political discussion at Conway, Ark., re- sulted ina shooting affair. The Sullivan-Cor bett method of joint debate has much to com- mend it, +e A“Don for the New York World.—Don't try to send men. on board a cholera-infected ship. One individual may carry the disease to thoumnds. With five tickets in sight and a sixth about to Sppear on the borizon the Texas voter will have «fine range of choice this year. ———— ‘The most radics! antagonist of doesn't want free trade in cholera germs. SS ee Some of the New York people epell their Dealth officer's name jenklns. Cuticura Resolvent.. Quticura Ointment. Cnticura Soap... Fellows’ Hypophosphites. . 88 | ALL Ladies appreciate Good Extracts. met We have pow on sale a list of the Finest Extracts made. These were bought with the intention of selling for 75¢. and @1 per ounce, yet toget youfamiliar with this brand we have decided to sell te first fow bottles of these tor DOc. PER OUNCE. Tres are tne odors LOTUS BLOSSOM. PEUSLERRSREEDHER ER ‘TEA ROSE. PURPLE LILAC, * ‘And everything else at equally low figures. WILD CRAB APPLE BLOSSOM, Bree delivery all over the city. Fresh Swedish Leoches just received. KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E STS. ¥.W. WHITE LILAC, YLANG YLANG. BE PREPARED. SONOMA VIOLET, SWEET BRIAR SUN CHOLERA MIXTURE. AND JOCKEY CLUB. SQUIDB’S MIXTURE. ‘Nothing better than these to hare in your house for We furnish the vials. 6 immediate use in cases of diarrhea and cramps. They are in convenient-sized bottles with full directions. j2 |e RELIABLE HOUSEKEEPERS, NOT WISHING | 1Gin, 18in. 20in. @in, § 24in, 264m. | a 0 82. Bs BB) vas Dexss Serr Cases. | ‘Tele copic, leather strays snd corners. | 26-in. | =) vas Duress Valive style, nickel lock. 20-in. 93.56 4.00 Rosser Learner Dazss Serr Cases. | ‘These Casos are something fine, beautifully fin'shed, leather corners and side strars, linen or leather lined, | and With e.egant secure Lrass, bronze or nickel locks. 2in. | other lines of these cases fn all sizes and pr “vortionately low prices. Gexts) Learner Har Boxes £2.00, 84, $4.50, 85 and $6. Leararrow Tres The strongest, lichtest and most satisfactory Trnnk we make. Cau be made in any style and shape desired | and finished iuside and out as ordered. Travettsa Baas axp Sarcuets. GRAIN LEATHER FROM $1.00 TO $12.00, Andin ALLIGATOR AND SEAL, 82.50 to $20.00. Torsaws Trosx Maxvracrorr, 1231 Ps. Ave. N.W. FACTORY, 1218 asp 1220 E sr. sw. Repairing in all branches of our business by com- petent workmen and at reasonable rates. it " Tue wise vincrs naa off in their lamps— The wise housekeeper will have a WELL stocked larder before the rush comes, thoroughly complete and best cared Tor atock of food supplies to be found south of New York. OUR MR. YOUNGS has sust returned from a week's absence in New York and Philadel- vhia looking up destrable goods and special bargains, and the result is that we are now prepared to meet the expectations of the most exact- ing as to quatity and prices. OUR CLERKS have all had a nice vacation (except the one to be married in October) | and are therefore in the best of spirits, so that the most prompt and cheerful attention to all customers ts doubly assured. PAY US A CALL and inspect our stock and methods of doing business and judge ‘for (ith leather and Persian bands. From 818 TO $30. | choicest pickings of the leading European markets | | galines, Epenglines, Matelasse, Cristalline, Velour } 38-inch All-wool Storm Serges, in navy, cardinal, Tower Bancarss. 200 dozen All-linen Huck Towels. Size 16x28. 10 CENTS, or 98 CENTS DOZ Weavier quality All-linen Huck Towels. Size 17234. 11 CENTS, or $1.25 DOZ. Fine Huck Towels—knotted fringe. Size 16x36. Only 14 CENTS. ‘Heavy All-linen Huck Towels, with striped borders. Size 22x42. 16 CENTS. Extra size All-linen Huck Towels Size 24x48. 19 CENTS. ‘Fine Damask Towels—knotted fringe—22148. 25 CENTS. Knotted Fringe Huck Towele—very fine quality. ‘Size 22245. 25 CENTS. ‘Fine Hemstitched Buck Towels. Size 20240. Striped borders. 25 CENTS. ‘Turkish Towels, 18236. 12M. $1.25 Doz. Turkish Towels, 24x44 extra heavy quality. ‘We. $2.85 DOZ. Extra size and quality Turkish Vowels. Size,25x50. 30 CENTS. G. A. R. Deconatioxs. ‘Thousands of yards of Red, White and Blue Bunt- ingat 5 CENTS A YARD. Red, White and Blue Ribbons, in all widths, for badges, &e., from Ge. TO 17 CENTS A YARD. Laces. ‘Special bargains in Drapery Nets, in lengths of from 2to Gyardseach. $1.10 quality Net, bow-knot and other patterns, re- duced to 80c. A YARD. G8. quality Net reduced to 50¢. YARD. 90c. quality Net reduced to 76 CENTS YARD. G5c. quality Net reduced to48 CENTS YARD. BLACK LACES AT 25 CENTS A YARD. SOME EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS, 7% pieces Black Chantilly and Point d'Ireland Laces, from 2 to 7 inches wide. all silk. The value of them is from 35c. to 48c. a yard. All at one price. % CENTS A YARD. New effects in Milasiese Lace, a heavy silk cord | edge on heavy net, with fine net top. The very latest. All widths to match. inch, ‘5M-inch, 74inch, SS cents ayard. S8centsayard. _ $1.10 yard. 10-inch, ¥1.48 yard. Lave: Serrs. There is every indication that Ready-made Suits ‘will be more popular this season than ever before. The variety of styles and materials, the freedom from anxiety about dressmakers, &c., the great saving of time and the economy are factors in making them so. Wehave made extraordinary preparations in that line, having secured the exclusive sale fora number | of the best makes, “THE NEWPORT” Suit, made of broadcloth, has a skirt similar to the biazerskirt, but the coat 1s made with a vest, which obviates the necessity of an extra | waist. They are faced with changeable silk; are tailor made. | “THE DERBY” has coat made similar toagen- | tleman’s full-dress coat, short front, long back, made of storm serge, in navy and blgck. $12.98. “THE DOLGORUKI,” the new Russian Suit, made | of Scotch mixtures and pisin broadeloths, trimmed | | { BLAZER SUITS. The same weights. $9. alities as mentioned heretofore—fall $10.50 AND 312.98. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Faz. Dass Goons. = We bee to aunonnce that we sre now displaying our complete line of Fall Dress Goods, comprising the | and the mills of our own country. a The new stock consists of various lines of Ben- Russe, Storm Surses, Diagunal Chevron Serges, En- | glish Brosdcloths and Cheviots. | The following a> some particularly good values, | which we are offering at | ES eo | “es. > ceyts | gis Mog A YARD. ‘7 different patterns of Chevron and Diagonal Che- viots, in all the lates: fall colorings. They are all ‘Wool, 38 inches wide and a bargain at 50c. a vanp. scarlet and black. | 50c. a var. | 38-inch Diagonal Serges, in brown, tan, garnet, | gray, myrtle, navy and black. A very effective and | bandsome style, for al 50c. 4 YARD. ‘38-inch Fancy Striped All-wool Cheviots, with il- luminated spots, suitable for children’s as weil as Indies’ dresses. Lovely styles at II 5c. a van. 38-inch Mixed Cheviots, Two-tone Diagonals and Ombre Stripes—an endless variety of designs and colors. pe 50c. a varp. ‘These few items embrace hundreds of pieces of foods. We would be pleased to have you inspect them—if you can’t come write for samples. Among other new goods will be found VELOUR RUSSE—a new corded weave with glace effect, to be used for entire dresses or trimming—it is extremely handsome. Oneof the peculiarities of it is that each piece shades on to four different colors, making it pos- sible to combine it with any kind of goods. They are Tagan * $2.40 a vano. 54-inch Genuine Scotch Mixtures—the latest. ‘‘The Daigoruki” Suit is vusde ot similar material. Thisin itself is sufficient to causes brisk demand for them. ‘They are $1.00 4 van. 54-inch Chevron Mixtures—a bargain at T5c. a xanp. | 42-inch Two-tone Sarges in combinations of brown ‘and green, red and green, blue and brown. 98c. 4 vanv. 40-inch Corded Weave, in glace or two-tone effect. yourself whether we are “up to date” or not. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, "qe sanru st, BET. D AXD E. W. 8. THOMPSON, 708 1sth st. LANS= BURGH 2 BRO. 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST. 5. W. ifi HH i i g ¥ $1.15 4 xan. 40-inch Silk and Wool Diagonals, in combinations of brown and gold, blue and gold, myrtle and gold. $1.15 4 sano. ‘40-inch Cristalline, in combinations of bleck and ‘white, myrtle and cariinal, myrtle and gold, stesl cee ER 3/ 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES. . ans 3ERE OA ww KER A A gr IN OUR ANNEX, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, AND THE ENTIRE WEEK. THE OFFERING IS AN ENTIRE NEW LINE AND SURPRISING PRICES ARE IN ACCORD. Serves, jn black, ino, 6 7and Byard 36 25c. worth se... i ity Eite half. a. ae 22c. worthse... inch Henrietta-Finished Cash- eres, all colors and black ; finished the same as all-wool cloth. 25c. worth soe... bBo. worth sxe 42 .tnce AL-woot Henrietta eighteen different shades besides black. <scsseeeee EOC. Worth 63e .. 200 saras ot Assorted s11-wool Nov- elties, a dozen different effects that are Hobby and attractive, 4B 0. worth 55. tose terns from a to 9 yards. o°o 2dc, Worth 390 line of shades in 54-inch Broadcloth that we are offering at, Salen ‘The ol as sugar and which everybody must ny Hal-Wool New Nobby Dress Plaids, A Pertect gem. VT worn 25. ne case of Nobby Piaids, child. rghia school dremes. Fifteen ‘diderent Soo worth 2 Ging cate orRe-ine Tackey ed Fis nellette, with Black figures. Bde. Worth 146... Cloth, some of the hest colorings for street or house wea: Gne case of Gen: only in navy bu fiures. This class scarce. 95. ‘Gne ase of Ken! dium and wide stripes: uake very nest and durable ladies’ underskirts. Ginghatas, ine Apron Gingham: it they are just as » aud We are going Every, one knows good as the Amoske to sell them at 5L She eet toys canes "of New Paci” Devas Brin Mourning Prints, Percale-duistred Shirt ing Prints, Turkey red, with black Sigares. Every yard at ride Unbleached Cotton, aC. Worth Se. SHEETINGS AND PILLOW CASINGS. 10-4 Brown sneeting. 10-4 Bieached Sheeting, 40-inch Bleached Plow Case Cotton, 9-4 sreactea Logkwood Sheeting, iL Pere Ce 25c. LOO Pieces of; Bleached and Unbleached — | Crash, — Ey aC... Lace Crnrars. 3-saratengtn ‘Lace Curtains. ie. - BL. wort 91.9... }2-yard-length Lace Curtains. $1.25. wortn ax.00 2-yard-length Lace Curtains. $1.59. Worth @2.00.... Worth $2.26... wif toto A. Kavruas. * 909 PENN. AVE. . W. {[oRIGINATOR OF KEW IDEAS. } i i i nese goods are in one length of pat- Gne case of ‘New Chevron’ Wrapper know what they are worth... Srrasscroers Orren For Saxe Ox Moxnar SO-inch Bucie Stripe Suiting, lavest novelty, ot fe a yard 424nck Novelty Dress Goods, all colors, basutifal: roods, tported to retail for 30c., at 7c. a yard. AIso epectal values tn Trnported Dress Fabrica, new grads. hardsome effects, exclusive designe, ot 4m ~~ + Bike. and Bi. 25 per yond. WE ARF RIGHT IN IT IN SILAS? Silks are golur to be ust the thing forthe coming seawn pansy designs on changestie $25 Novelty Silke. yard. surahs, extra heavy, Our @i Heavy Gros Grain Black Sik is warranted not to puil or eat. Woonwarn Axp Loran. Our closing hour is 6 p.m. Moxpar. Preiwtxary Exsrrios Axo Sue Or Rees. Lace Conrarss, Ponrrenes, Decorarive & Uruorstery Goons “‘Don': bay efall dress before looking over-cur stock Fon | wane pees "95 —_ Fux Or ’92. | Sreasporcerss er Ga | Dav Goons, Croaxs Asp Nortoxa, 4 Asp 406 Tm Sr NW. Tr rst rrace today is given to the now autumn stuffs in Upholstery Department. Very 40) special inducements will add to the interest of the ‘occasion. . SSSE3S33 ‘We take it for granted that you're all interested. to someentent at Mast, in home decorating and decora- fiona, So tt only remains for us to interest you «pe- cially in the lange and superh stock displayed here, This stock has many claiins apon your sttention. In t- the first place it is collectively the largest and best $2" amorted to be found in Washington, representing foods of more than ordinary excetience. This branch of our bnsiness ts stronger, better seEETS, TEESE ° | orranized today than in any: year that is past. ST REE RF We can meet the demand for any style of interior FURS Ee FLY decoration, even to original designs in tapestry work 7 UNM MERE lu. ¥ and draperies. - All our stocks are new, with new graces in designs HOYT ee wee gts or bright teas hat yor wonder were aover thous Hoy ESE Ss of before. i oT Eeeu MM The prices on everything will be as low as we can FoR Tar. make them, as Jow and ofttimes lower than the same goods can be sold for anywhere. At one potnt all classes und conditions meet this month—housefurmishing needs. Whatever they are, | bring them here. We can supply them. ‘Visit us Monday. We shall maken «pecial display and sale of the autumn styles of Curtains and rich fabrics in the Upholstery department, including any novelties of our own direct tmportation—« SSERELETESTR ENTS | wilderness of briglit and seasonabie things eee eee ee | Perhaps the most prominent feature of this occe- | $¥- yautages of ‘he “heavy ‘varchaers and | sion will be theextraondinary sale of os —— 6t Fe fr | ' | | -| | | | Sinexa R vas 6a- Ein mult snd'we are mow otlectae Coe AT ABOUT ONE-HALF THEIR VALUE 4 a We hold a powerful influence over SMYRNA | $3" ree — -} RUGS today. The rugs are made in Ameri: by one of the foremost rug manufacturers and carly purcluasce SHEETS. PILLOW CASES. BLAN- are in a vanety of excellent patterns and KETS, “COMFORTABLES LINENS, od by us an ofteret to you colorings. We closed out his entire stock sande pombe sareyt one representing al! sites from 1s; inches to —_ worskie oheum- Ox12 feet, at such a price concession that we can snd are going to se!1 them at the following great reduction from regular prices ‘The items below are more forcible convincers than words. For inatance: Savexa Rvas. Wea BRR, coo 1 foot G inches by 3 foet. \www kee § ° =_ Co - www RR a er Ww w aR 000 .. 1 foot 9 in:hes by 8 feet 9 inehes, HOR A THT gt $1.50, worth 62.50. tnt SAT Bags HM ASA OT . = SE kA £ WH 2 feet 2 inches by 4 feet 6 inches, - #2, worth $3.50. — Woness Reur Cones Rfeet aches dy Stent, * Hars, $2.50, worth 94.25. — WITH CORD AND TASSEL, Biect by 6 feot, i oe 03.75, worth 96.25. — fet re 0? 1 = ee SS 4 feet by 7 feet, CHILDREN'S THREE-CORNERED —86, worth 810. 6 foot by D feet, $12.50, worth e233 — Pfeet by 12 feet, 825.75, worth 80. — aresengenaagegengaresegcageseeeeseeeggengygens egg eecgggae eee ree ce reeserens erence cece tgs aE acer eT eee LETTE TR e TESTE ENTE See T TERE Coxmxesxtat, Hats, $1.25. Fracs Axp Box TINGR, ALL WARRANTED FAST COLORS. Rea, White and Blas Buntings. Teisolor Banting. "with ge ethogs Soseldom ise recognized staple offered for nearly half priceand at the very beginning of the seeson Stare... .. Be. and, that we think this offering should attract attention Pasi-color Banting Piaes 4. st | and prompt you to immediate action. 18, 48, 60 * | All uount with ball or: Bugs on sale in and we can safely say we give the | ArtGallery . = - ith floor.) pm’ ah Se 5 ‘the price in Washingwa. 4x7 Boxrmo Fc, S2ccen gee Sptcial priveaon all Plage by the dosem. i e Lace Cenrams Axp Ponrienes. NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, Brussels effects #2 pair, worth $2.50.— ee Corras Deranrvenr. NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, Biseell's ““Grand Rapid” Carpet Extra fine and beavy, Louis XIV effects. Sebi Ba —$82.50 pair, worth 83.50.— aed _ r ORTIERES. IRISH POINT LACE CURTALNS, ‘We regret we bad to —#3.2 pair, forth #4.— Bt —#5 patr, worth $7.50. — ALL-CHENILLE PORTIERES, Dado and frieze, fringed top and bottom. #4 pair, worth $5.— ALL-CHENILLE PORTIERES, Extra quality, self-colored dado and friezs, | best fringe top and bottom. —#5 pair, worth $6. — Su Hs Siruatos averted yesterday” Wehad « largequantity of them, detwand Was even greater that oUF er fectations. We bow announce another Mipmeutof the tvllowine, and would Sdvine an early call, asthese Wil go owt {ts Tat as the previous ones. | HALF PAIRS FRENCH VELOUR POR- ‘TIERES, About fifty, sinqie and double faced. 5.25, $7.50and €11.50each, worth double. — 5, all ereat Values. Lace Conrars. Specially ereat values in AMERICAN LACE CURTAINS for 1, 61.45, #1 75, #1.85 and 62.25, 6-4 AUl-Chenilte Table natysndiiageatroeas 7 3 5 Sasa Corrars Goons. Our own importations now ready. TAMBOURED MUSLIN, 14 to 3750. yard. EACI Ttalian Sik Blankets for couch covers, ortieres, &c. TAMBOURED LACE, 460. to #1 yard. 98.. IRISH POINT LACE, 46°. to @1.50 yard. sin Stein as $3.00 Wilton’ Rus. BRUSSELS LACE, 81.25 to $2 yard. ‘Yards lone wey Ben Covanros Ar Srectaz G. A. R. Yanrv-Winr Surxorrses, Rich fall colorings. 0c. yard, worth 5c. New Parsren Curva Srrxs. ‘S@inches wide, for draperies, sofa cushions, be. —B0e. yard, worth Be. — ‘Thisis but an inkling of whst you can see here. A fair index of the stock, though. Upholstery depertment. --Lith st. building.) ‘Shawls have been worn for many centuries and will continue to be. While there is nothing new in asbawl there is in the style and coloring, aud besides there is nothing that can fill its place. Our stock contains some of the choicest productions of the season, and ‘if in need of one it will pay youto see our assort- ment. For traveling wear we have a saperb ine of FINE CAMEL’S HAIR, BEAVER AND HIM- ALATAN SHAWLS, saft and warm, new pat-_ terns and colors, : + —€5:00, 86.00, 67.50.and $10.00.— SINGLE BLANKET SHAWLS, medium ‘weight—soft grays, browns and plaids. Size 2by 2 yards. —$3.00, $3.60 and $4.00.-— (ath floor. All entra extra values for the price. : a —TBe. to 62.5. — CASHMERE SHAWLS, cream, cardinal and Fas & Wore, Hare. Duniap's 5th avenue styles tn Bulk and Derby intro “ements \WILLETT & RUOFT, ‘Sole Agents, (005 Penna ave.