Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1892, Page 4

STAR. NGTON. September 9, 1892. EVENING - WASHIN yRtpar THE EVENING STAR bes « regular and vermasent circulation tn Washingtes three Times larger than that of emy other paper tn theelty. Ae local NEWS paper and Ad. Vertining Wedinm it has ne competitor. | In about two months the presideatial election eecurs, and yet there are few signs that «uch a Momentous event isso near at hand. A num- Ber of considerations explain why igo ie so little apparent interest displayed. 1. The two Jeading parties nominated for the on well-known men, whose qualifications and | Whose views require no advertisement, and at | the same time menu whose occupation of the | Office had engendered enmities within their re- | spective parties. There were mon to be pla- cated by cach, and time was a nec ele- ment in the plncation. Even yet, within two monthe of the election, some of the democratic chiefy are silent, if not sulking. 2 Another enute is the attitude of the old parties with ret- erence to the silver question. 3 The third party and the uncertainty in the south and west Of its effect on the republican and democratic organizations. To these may now be added, perhaps, asa fourth cause the cholera and the | cholera scare. The anxious politician need not worry himself about apathy so long as it is not confined to any one party but characterizes to some extent both of the older parties. The Tepublican candidate has issued his letter of acceptance ard bis views have been read and commented upon. He bas al-o been ance: fully, «0 far as appears, mending po fences. ‘The letier of the democratic candi. date is probably not faz bebind in date. There is possibly some advantage in having the last word in the acceptance of the presidential nom- ination, but im the work of quieting internal inensions the advantage is conceded to be with the prompt reconciler, who takew the initiative. —— To the people of Washington it is@ matter of | importance that the foreign mils, particnlarly those received from infected or suspected porta, and yet more especially those from the cholera- | stricken steamships in New York harbor, should be subjected to the latest and most approved | metheds of disinfection. A good deal of un-| easiness would pervade the public mind if it} were known or suspected that mail matter from the vessels on which cholera bas occurred had passed throngh mails without adequate | treatment. If it should prove to be true that no fumigation or steam pressure had been ap- plied to packages sent throngh the tails from those infected ships and that such dangerous missives had been distributed in the national capital the indignation of the publi A be great. THe Stan showed yesterday from an examination inte the matter at the city post office that it was not clear to the officials there whether certain fourth-class matier marked “pet steamship Normannia” and distributed by means of the carriers’ deliveries was ever infected. There was no evidence of such dis-| infection, and s presumption, bared on general | | | | | } wor dis orders to disinfect, is not to be considered con- elusive. This is quite a rerions matter, and there should be no sort of donbt in regard to the fact of disinfection of all foreign mails. | Cholera is communicable as well by mail pac age, which is often merchandise most likely to | earry germs, as by contact in any other man- ner. a The republicans of North Carolina have nom- inated a state ticket, and there is a feeling both among republicans and democrats that the third party movement m losing ground through | bad management, The republican couvention seems to have foreseen greater advantage, at least to the repnblican electoral and legislative tickets, in straightout action than either in open | fusion or secret co-operation with the third party. Nevertheless, the posture of affairs may | bring the two elements of opposition to domi- | nant democracy into a sort of eympathy grow- ing out of their mutual dislike of the ruling party. + The landing of hundreds of immigrants from Russia and Germany at the port of Baltimore Yesterday, after ashort detention at quaran- tine, may not excite great alarm in view of the | announcement that all were “healthy” and no | suspicious antecedents were revealed. Indeed, they may have been all right frou # sanitary | point of view. Nevertheless, an exceedingly | close aud carefu! local inspection of all immi- grants, arriving either by steamer or train, is | highly desirable. There can be no excess of | vigilance in such cases: and ordinary watch- | p fulness. in contrast with what the emergency | emails, is wexiigence. —— t Whatever it was before, it is now Philan-| thropist Pierpont Morgan since he purchased the Stoningtou as a temporary home for the ntined eabin passengers in New York bar- | As inehvidaal is sometimes greater when | tomething is to be done than a nation of indi- Viduaix, or pansdo: stated the part is| Breater than the wh ——._+oo- Tt may happea.after «ll.that Candidate Cleve- | Jand will Lave a harder time with his present alleged friends than his late alleged encmnies; in | de, that it is notso much the Hill influ- tobe pineated as the Grace intlu- ence that is io Le chained up. soe scans are taking democratic gerry- manders into the courts all around, the latest | case being im Indiana. The democrats, on the | other hand, only take the republican gerry-| manders into the newspapers—a much less ef- | fective way of dealing with the evil. see ‘The recent maltreatment of women by white- | caps in Tennessee should meet with the sevengst | punishment if the guilty parties can be dis- i covered. The depravity of the women, great ae it may have been, was no justification for the brutality of these men. + oe At the venerable age of sixty-eight the Spring- field Hepudlican announces further improve ments in that well-regulated newspaper. In this case multiplicity of years does not imply senility, but the reverse. —— ‘Thos. B. Reed and Jas. G. Biaine both neg- lected to mention Harrison in their eampaign productions. Cleveland probably wishes that Editor Dana would do as much for him. a ‘The success that has attended the efforts to keep cholera out of the United States is re- markabie. The record should not be disturbed by any relaxation of vigilance. a ‘There are thirty towns in the United States called “Washington.” It inextremely gratify- tng for a city to be able to command so much admiring imitation. + ‘One of the sweetest reflections that current events afford is the thought that the musical infection “Tw-ra-ra-boom~de-ay"' is at present im quarantine. ——__+-+— It fw a pleasure to note that there was no kite- shaped track or pneumatic-tire embellishment fm connection with Corbett’s fictory. wee Mr. Piatt took his time abont manifesting his party loyalty, but he made a very neat job of ft. Verbum sop. Mr. Hill. wee - ‘The cholera bacillus has had its As in numerous other instances, Bot to be evimated by ie appearance +12. ‘The prize fight te now over and a large repre- sentation of this country’s population will take breath and fee! a little bit ashamed of itself. 2 Aa RI NA OE ea a John L. Sullivan appears to be getting ready taken. No other house DOES—EVER DID—or EVER WILL—sell such STERLING QUAL- ITTES et such LOW PRICES as WE quote. Saxs Asp Courasy. Seerso Tae Sicurs—Ar Sans. “BESSEMER™ means beat. “BESSEMER™ means stouteat. “BESSEMER™ means staunchest. “BESSEMER” isn't « dictionary word— but the name of a Ine of CHILDREN'S TWO PIECE SHOKT PANTS SUITS. —— So named because they are the efoutest —stauncheat—and best.-—~Full of perfect points that are patented —-—We are the sole controllers in Washington of the IM- PROVED “BESSEMER.” $5.00. ‘This card is on every Sait: 0 | | | For Boys Who are hard on Clothes “Tae Bessexzne | | | Patent are—"*made ‘Thats dour Moat what who are hard om clothes.*-—— boy t»—mont cought to have « ‘They Cheviotsof a they for every every boy “"Bessemer."* strictly all dozen different and patterns picked won't the wool colors out tecause they show dirt. —They are sewed with thread—twisted wared Tinen and “Hl it iw as stron as cable ——and you've sot our guarantee— am we've got the maker's—that they won't rip.-—Yow'll have no stitches to take on the The Jackets ent both Style and Double Breasted-aud all the but- fons—and button holes are as firm as The Pants from clad. ‘The entire seat is doable and so are the knees half way up. the “Bensemer.” a rock. are ——Every sean te atayed—and every ts fortified. With all against wear and tear— and natty as can nd ontwear nary suite donble value bayer. ‘ve taken ladder of Clothes —better- ing the prices d-ready, knock-sbout is little short strained these de they be. ing In th some 101 perfection ing the —Fittin pert any two Ba t few seas nsw the strides up im Juveni suits and bet is best for school wear. is best for play time. in ali sizs-4 to 16 “BESSEMER” “BESSEMERS” years “BESSEMERS” only of US. “BESSEMERS® culy FIVE DOLLARS. Awmoxa Tue But you are not tied goed thing with fall of them—full Vanrery. down to —The stock is f nothing LLAR e thousand hundred more Tine each the two or Suitsexch of the different patterns—is money here than two the than for ever — before anywhere else even now.——Still #3 fen" our cheapest grade—and it's a from the best. We've SHORT PANTS SUITS well guarantee their ‘The other end is #2). SHORT PANTS immensely popular last —They are more “so this—and see more fn 'em to make ‘em so.— ‘They are certainly manly little rics but not a Dit mannish in cut nor at Pretentions. THREE - PIECE SUITS got 82.50-and eharacter.—Plain and Fancy effects— plenty Cloths, of them Cheviots, Worsieds ~The “plate” BUTTON —Wo can year boys-€5 to $1¥. We make a point of large Roys—Long Pants’ Wearers—with- out sending them to the Men partment.-—Our 19-year size s as many @ man needs.——Of conn we've got them in SINGLE BREASTED SACKS —and DOUBLE BREASTED SACKS—and THREE-and FOUR BUT- TON CUTAWAY FROCKS. it Fears is the youngest—25 is the cheapest—#25 the Dbest.——There arg “Everyday” Suits and = “*Sunday"" Suite-all im new yatterns.——Cut— sewed—completed—in tailor shape.—— Fitting and tine. Diaxouals, Crepe Casst- fe a BACK 16 and style UTAWAY at 10 to serving extra Sazs -Sreciat-Srvues This is going to be a year of Nov- elties—and we've faken eacinsive con- trot of the best beat makers im the world have prepare: You may find the styles copted—but they'll be lacking tu the make-up—for dis monds would be nothing but glass in the hands of a glader. “THE MAJOR” is oue of the little beauties ——A Short Pants, Two-piece Suit——of military cut and color.—— 5 to @ years sizes “THE ENSIGN the is another—— Made of novelty cheviot——Sik braided and embrotdered.——The Biouse is cutely cut, with inserted front piece and a» “equared-off” naval collar.—4 to 8 years sizes. The “BRUMMELL JUNIOR" is in Black-Blue—or Garnet Velvet, ned with Orieatal Sik and with White Em- broidered Bedford Cord vest front.—— ‘The Pants buckle at the knee. The “BRETON" names a variety ef dainty Juniors that differ only fm the way they're finished.—They are Brosdcloth with plain or two- shaded Jackets embroidered and braid- od —4 to 8 yearn The line of Kilts is nothing but NOVELTIES.——They are more boy- dsh than they've ever been.———The Pisin and fancy color combinations shine out-each of its owm bril- “Stock Ceccccass i Frove, GUARANTEED TO BE TRE FINEST FLOUR OFFERED ON THIS MARKET. Price rex nannen...... Oxxoox Rotrex Process Frovx. Paice ren panne... $5.50. Qeaxrer BARREL sack,.....01 50. Osweco Paresr Fanny Frove. $1.35. Price ven pannes.... Quvanren Barnet sack. Faxcy sveanconzy Hass oxty 14 cents pee pou D. Rye DISTILLED ESPECIALLY Orn Wary, >, vor Mepretsaz, Peuroses, xp IS MIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY PROMI- NENT VHYSICIANS AS AN EXCELLENT. Bea Pp URE Tote. PER QUART. 3 vez oattox or IOc. Fasoy Exors Crnaueny Bor. TER, ONLY 30 CENTS PER POUND. Prous. creas CHEESE. Veny nest oxen Tea..... Have | Pp Asmonta, ror srazxarn. WS CREAM. Iuvortep waccanost.. Frrxcw peas, very sMate... Avnicors, uzavy stnvr,3cans, 60. » Ponr. eavy sopy, ovears on $3.00. CarsPons1a roar, VERY 8 2.00. BEST. Cauworsta rénr, veny $1.25. Pour Rez Warsuzes Hass Kosers, 6 veans orp. Goo... an VILLE, 6Y ransorp..$5.00, $5.00. $4.00. Ovenuoxz, 5 veans or... 82.50. $25 Baxex nve wurskv... Resaa rune eve. Poromac nye FExu RYE, FOR BATHING Tour GIN. Hoxtaso ors. New JALIPORNIA SHERRY... ‘ aN LAND RUM, FORNIA SHERRY, GOOD.. Mapvema wre. Quaker oars, 5 PACKAGES. Buassrrr soar. 10 cakes. 10 CAKES..... ALMON, 8 CANS.. N. A. Poors. 944 Lovisiaxa Ave. N.W. Speciat attention given to orders by mail. It ¥ Hl oe ce PE RY HHH © © “ss. It Fe RRR YY HH OO tok RR HH oo Sss3 it Kee RR Y ‘ FoR Mes. Wooes Axo Curpnex av Seronn Praces ar Srnraspuraers, DRY GOODS, CLOAKS AND NOTIONS, 404 Aso 406 Tin Sx. Liantes: Guaranteed Past Black Seamless Hove, worth 25e. a pair, for 19¢. Lantiss: sink iste Hose, doutite heels and toes. in plain biack, black and white stripes, black boot pat- terns with high color uppers, at 49c. A Pam Mews extra Pine Balbriggan Sox, double heels and toes, seamless. Worth 17. a pair. Our price, 6 pair for Crmprew’s rust Bieck Sehoot Hove, sizes 5 to 10. All sizes, 2 Par For 25c. Crrpnew’s extra Heavy, Pull Rerulsr Made, Warranted Fast Black Hose, sizes 5 to10. The very Dest hose ever sold for 250. A Pam ‘These, together with a complete stock of Hose, can ‘be found at 4 Srrassuroens, 404 Axv 406 71a. Sz N.W. 5 Ins. Brer Bornz, $1.50. Fise S: Serviceasre Foorwean, ‘Te tonugurate the fail season and to induce you to come and se our grand stock we offer several spectal Jots for ons week at abont a third under regulsr prices. We certainly never made such a showing before. best lines of Serviceable, ‘The Stylish and Comfortable Shoes of all kinds are represanted in our stock. We tntend to make & special effort for a bie trade thir sea- ou, and if Jow prices, fatr dealing and general sruarantes of every pair of shoes sold will do it we are bound to succeed. See Tur Sprcran Lors W: Orrin: 175 pairs Ladies’ Sample Shoes, made of best Don- «ola kid and pebble goat, hand sewed and machine stitched, at $1.48 a pair, worth 82.50. 400 pairs Ladies’ Fine Kid Oxford Ties, with tips, oxcellent in quality and style, at 7c. @ pair, worth, aL Beason Children's Kid Spring Heat Shoes, with pat- ent leather tips, at 7Uc. a pair, worth $1. 100 pairs Misses’ Real Dongola Kid Spring Heels, with tips, at 5c. a pair, worth $1.25. 200 pairs Boys’ and Youths’ Strictly Sold Leather Shoes, lace anc button, at OMe. patr, worth $1 A special bargain: Lot of Men's Fine Calf Real Hand-weit Shoes, lace or congress, at 21.08 a pair, ‘worth 83. 300 patrs Ladies’ and Men's Fine Embroidered Slip- Pers at 50c. a pair, worth 77 If you are alive to saviag money and want to know what it means to buy traiy cheap come here and price our goods. HoH 00 of O ghSs Ho % GE ss F Hult 88 0 Se E Re OS Op wy o.- = How 00 uu oe REE , 79R : 1 726 Tou Sr. , Laxsevacn & Bro. A NEW DEPARTURE. ~~‘ Webave never kept Milituery Goods beture nor da we ex thn ingulry would justify ing so—want Of space pre ¥ented our good eee rt this was chance | not care to give the | we could not withstand the | pressure. ‘The prices tl porter made tempting. and our Feason y, stand why we can H these spmuch Gheaper tan goods ef equal valne and demand have ever been shown you. ‘Single Feather Wings, all colors, 9, ‘Miliiner’s rice, 2 Ostrich eather Tips, three ina bunch, all Milliner's p It wonld be wise to remind you again of our large assortment of Millinery Kabbons tomateh any of the Feathers Feather Hat Trimming Departinent, 24 t of elevator. If you are out, ir Spoon Hunting, Remember us We have sh} number of Sonvenir Spoons, with Emblems of the ton Sketched, for 50 cts, “Then the Spoons for 75s., #1, 81.50 82, Congers, w that you are selecting your Dros don't have, your Dens titted on an nth its shapely patr of Cor- sete “Get w correct Fit -stee’ Sour Dress: maker cannot give you satsfuction. We are the recoznized ones where Corsets aro concerned. The ¢. P., P.D. Ww ALL we Hichtful about this to delight all. OU crs. vero You don’t cet any S1is the price . ORDINARLY ENGLISH COLD CREAM, — WILL RECEIVE, CAREFUL ATTENTION. ‘SSRBSSSSSSSSHSSSESESHS ASSSSBSESESSSSSEEAASSSS New Karves, Fooss, Sroona &. Ar Wuasanra & Epwoxstows, \ ppheyecnened the new stock of ree Sores ‘ives, THE GREAT WIMNERS. ‘Nearly all the well-posted Shoe Buyors of this vicinity will buy “HAHN'S RELIABLE SCHOOL SHOES” And uone othurs—becanse these ate, without question, the lowest in price, always reli- able—more stylish and better fitting than tucet shoes esting double the money. ‘The following are a few low-priced | ee Wisxexs Or Porcuan Favor: i “« x © | Hanws “Save 75c. Scaoor. Suors For children and mirsss, warranted solid 3 and serviceable—pebble solar tipyed or of | genuine dongola, tn 8% to 10}¢—pebble but. } ton, sizes 11 to 2. Haas “Tuox-Crave $1 Snors. Button oF laced, for boys—dongola button, with tips, for misses and children, Haass “Ispesrnvertsiee $1.25 Snors. ‘Veal calf, button or laced, for boys and yonths. Bright or dull dongola for misses and children. eA Frw Novertis. overty Corx-Soren Suoes For boys and youths, A fine dress shoe that ‘Will keep the feet dry and warm. Tux “Faxors Boor For Lanres. An elegant easy dress slioe, made of the Very finest and softest materials, lined throughout with kid. = Hoesmso Suors For Mes. Anextra hizh-cut shoe, made of water- proof English grata, with triple soles. Wa. Hans & Covs RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 900 and OF? 72h 1914 and 1916 Pa, ave, 231 Pa. ave. 8.6. 1 Your Howe Cannot be bricht and happy this coming Fall and Winter without bright surroundings. SITEDD'S Modern 3 FIXTURES will shed more brightness about your abode than you have ever been accustomed to, The exquisite creations we are now showing are master- pieces in GAS FIXTURE making. The prices are iow enough to suit. S.S. Suepp & Buo.. 432 Oru Sz N. W. . eee WAIT FOR THE NEW FIRMOF 32 Ceaa & Hanvina. eee Defer your purchases tz Parntture °° * and Drapertes until our new exten- sive and attractive stock has been Dlaced in position. We will open Monday morning, bat hardly expect to be in full readiness anti the mid- dle of the week. ‘While we will make no extravagant promises we cannot refrain from stating that we firmly believe you will be fully repaid for the waiting. Crate & Haazpixo, OOR, 18TH AND ¥F STS. N.W. Building formeriy occupied by Julius Lansburgh 1 se eeseee | Hgeeeseregseggegggsseegseeg egy SS eee esses eee eg eeesggsS | | | | 00, NE fee ou NX ROO NNS Batt oo? § RE BB RONN MM MM OA RRR coo A of FEE Mux ay RR O83 HH FE PE SA a oo ill MER LSE E oS HOU Eee = G. A. R. Decoratioxs. See us if you want to make « big display fora very Itttle money. We have laid in a tremendous stock of ''Red-White-and- Blue" paper decorations for the coming encampment. Stock inclades shields, stars, wreaths, small plumes, large plumes and festooning by the yard. Thess decorations are made of strong manilla paper in red-white-and-blue color- Ings and are equally a8 good for exterior as interior decorations. Kain doesn’t hurt it. Red and White Festooning in 10-yard pieces. 2%. per piece Small Red-white-and blue Plames,10e., or $1.10 per dozen. Large Red-white-and-blue Plumes, 18¢., oF &2 per dozen Red-white-snd-blue Wreatbes, 100.each, or $1.10 per doz. Large Stars, 48°. each: 85 per doz. Large Shields, 21.48 each : 815 per doz. You will be surprised at whata striking display you can make on the front of your house for a few dollars. ew SL Groves 75. We have received our importation of S-hook Glace Kid Gloves, Now, soft, pliable quality, tn tans, browns, slates, grays and black. Full stock. These have the Foster hooks and are our regu> lar #1 quality. To open the Glove season | wiliseli them for a Mmited time at ‘Toe. per pair, beginning tomorrow. Box Mancue, N.W. Tur 314-316 Tru Be at eT a8e i eresgeaetans te on jis ti mses $e babes: ' +} yaA opiates 2% Tue Risk ad 8 Lansbureh vacates cor, 13th F sts. Saturday, and will open at the New York Ave. 888 923 | #88 early Monday morning. The large 88% = building being erecte! in the rear of $88 the Rink is not quite complete bed 88% allthestock must be c aes 22% = matn floor of the Kink 3 842 = ts completed, we shall allowadiscount #¢% next week at the Rink of 25 Pex Cusz. tt ¢ Monday, September 13th. be 828 ‘Tuesday, September 14th. 833 Wednesday, September 15th, 848 This will have the effect of closing 88 out every dollar's worth of old stock. #93 We shail then be ready for the fall 898 campaign with the largest stock and 28% est intrindle values in Furniture over $8 brought to this city. #43 Come toths “"Rink” next week and 888 save money. $25 saved on every hun- dred you spend, : Scuws Laxssvnan, N.Y.Ave. Risx,Nean tra. stat SeseeeESESS Tar Mosewesran. * FASRION LEADERS IN » Fixe Miuuweny, Cross, Hosiny, Guoves, &e. Qo Srraxczns. Ladfes passing through Washington are cordially in- Vited to look thyough our establishment, Even those who have no thought of buying will find the visit full of interest. THE MONUMENTAL. Fino Millinety, Fine Cloaits, Fine Merino and Cot- ton Underwear, Fine Hosiery, Fine Gloves, Fine Cor- sets, Fine Umbretlas, Fine Handkerchiefs, Fine Fans, Fine Veilings, Fine Neckwoar, Fine Ribbons, Fine Velvets, Fine Shirt Waists, &¢. Tus Moxvmenrar. Closing sale of Ladies’ Flanriel and Serge Blazer juits at $5.98and $9.98, Bd 037 AND 999 F ST. N.W. EE aS | Fora half dozen Fine Dress Shirts, the celebrated Jac Rowe ake, four aptey of eau pletely “ie, embroidered ud plain four lengths of slee ‘sizes, 13 to 1k. | For one donen, 4-r1y, Linen Collars, all the Intest shayes; also made iy shecomeneten oes, Boer half dozen pairs of” Cuffs, 9 to11; the same quayty linen that is used im the ‘shirt and coliar te re. 25c. | Anat: for Suspenders that furnishing howes are sell- tug for 50°. : ever so ea i technent and the new style | 35. | For two paire Fai) Regular Half Hose, in fast black, | Balbriggan, tan and ciodes; 100 dozen’ just in for to morrow's For New Fall No kwear? the’ 20. and 480. quality; | all the uewest offe Pest cts, : ‘Tives Deranrae: im 7 Apair for Hosiery, a line of Ladies toot patterns: lad plain. tas a | Tibbed or plains a grand variety of Every wher at 3 patt for baal I50. A yard for now fall effects ta Chiffons, delicate and atdple shades saleo black. Good values at ase. 98c. A pair for our La Be} Biaritz Mousquotaires that isone Spe teenie nen tice atss plain, Mack fancy ray, Ricbelied Datterne Bold { 1. For a line of Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, embroidered and either scalloped or henstiten: isextracrdinary good value on account every | being pure linen. 1dc. For Ladies’ Handscme Enibroidered Sitk Handker- chiefs, the true value ts 29c., bat we bought quite » Jot to wake a special) ren. A vard for N. 26 White Sant Ry sti Tor fancy work and badges great Special. ANOTHER SPECIAL OFFERING IN Sar LADIES AND MISSES" COATS AND WRAPS-@R COTTON v Sora wean 2 4.50 Fe and T: risttpeatnear nora for @. pee arenes For Ladies’ Reefer J: in tan, bt ae i. fer rackets, gray and novelty ined by Brat Sa ft “$2.98 Paes Sees ~~ $2.48 For Ladtiow: Gray Be tan value, srt a "nd cluster of tanker S005 sesporsesoneseceseestecees —— Sowers Or. Isrenest To Evenyoxr. GUAND ARMY ttmes are drawing near. ‘The crowd will be trememfons, and it will be to your advantage to Sho» yourselves before the rush, which is'sure to come. We have some very fine styles in LOW SHOES still remaining. Shoes better than high ones, and to ratify this class of our patrons we'll close ut our stock at cost of manufacture, We etolorced. “Tyry tare Hee ~ F. OE STORE ‘MEN'S BUTTON SHOES haven't beon a veoh INVOICE of Ladies’ Butron 61. ‘There are all sty! Patent Taher tin The ‘and fresh. REMEMBER that SATURDAY ts BARQAIN DA weil of brett Some Uke Low | of late, Dat such prices as these will pus 9 SHOES han from the ONES wit go AT $3.5 Osis SPST TOROS thee Roqular, Donaota t reached. joo aud signe. with or washout ce Beason able ahora, Tanafacturcre’ 8. Bring the little ones tomorrow and ft them tn © | THESE GOODS ARE = Cowraxy Have Just recetved and are offering the y. Comfortable SHOES. BAILY ‘We made no mistake fn iayingin our fall Sos wary ae we did. for there ts te demand for those ena- Asovr Tre Laser More than half of the Nery Blue Jackets sinnghtered last week have been gold. The only #izes now fematning are 82, 34 and Mh Those who bonebt oneof these Jackets Were more than dolichted with thetr values, Prices are half and less than half price. Avocr New Brazen Sus We have recetved otr famons full-roll Blaper Jacket in the fall weight, bttle lonrer in thé skirt as dictated by fashion. We have also recetved full bolts of cloth tm both Mack and navy bine for making the skirt. $5 for the 5; aud €1.50 per yard for te civuthfor maktus the skirts ¥ Worrrae H. Mo Kew, 933 Px Ave NW. n Grove Goss. Masrsona Mansesos, at rr KER Rr > 6% mh mre UF = g grr Fe kee Vy ® - & - Eee ti ¢ = name at moderate prices tro hum | red dozen cans of Delictous French ial change with the shift FPP ASITION aims ata r EY me seancus, GLOVES tum with everything Soup, comprising the following | F cise and of all the new styles they ripen Sirst. Po | All the best “GLOVES” keup step in coming tothe | front. For that we don't have to make our Fall an- Pea, Vegetable, | Bouncement by piecemeal. ‘They are all here to Bet. ‘anne onal ali we buy fromthe half dozen celebrities of the world. Chicken, Motion Broth, | Pp EYNIER Ds —— Clam Broth, Julienne, 42button SURDES in Back and new estore that we shall sell at $1.65 forthe Plain omes— Mock Turtle, French Bouillon, | sn #1.75 for the Pmbronderad MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDES—ta Terrapin, Consomme, ACK MOUSQUETATRR Green Turtle, Extract of Clam, BLACK MOUSQUETAIRE Suesideloiien. “‘Weadadbdas siimtn BLACK MOUSQUETAIRR button BLACK GLACE at €1.75. Chicken Gumbo Ana Mulligatewng. Wohave jut cot tpanew lot of BIARRITZ GLOVES—Tan, Brown, Gray and Black—at 08 exceedingly DESIRABLE —_ a6 on emergency eapriy. They are) "Terrovsse Syxps very superior in quality—not expen- sive and will keep almost indefi- nitely. A case of them (2doz.) ae- | sorted will do you good and the | great conventence of so palatable and indispensable an article tn cases of unexpected need is fully equal to the cost and you'll say so after a) trial. 428 Ninth at., bet. Dand E. Bt ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY. button SUEDES, in Sbntton FANCY TL ew colora—at #2. SUEDES—at ® S-button SUFDES, in Tan, Mode, Gray and Black, at #1.50 mitton CK and COLORED GLACE at LACK and COLORED GLACE at 181.7. #imtton FANCY SUADED SURDES at EDES at #1.50, 4-buttou FANCY GLACE at @1.50. . va, Cuantes Sexps. “button SUEDES, in Black and colors—ag, in Tan, Mode and Gray— 4bation GLACE, tn colors and Black—st 81.59. botton PIQUE GLOVES, in Tan, Gray and Black, at $2, FIRE THEIR FIRST SHOT ON SATURDAY (TO- ‘These can only be had at our establishment, and tn and quality we know you will be satis- be had single or Tur Cassox Buu: KING CLOTHIERS OF WASHINGTON, MORROW) AT 8 A.M. BY SELLING YOU A | reaard to co! | fied and pleased. | double breasted, aud two sets of buttons go with each | | and every suit. If you want one of these Suits we would advise you | | tocail at once, as we shail be limited after all our G. | A. K. Post “orders are Sled. Call the attention of G. AR. SUIT FOR $8.50. These Suits 4 your comrade and bring him with you, Cy Ba Crormmsa Co. KING CLOTHIERS OF WASHINGTON, 77H AND D STS. PR Cesrewenr Sexps—— S-button GLAC button BL Soutton MOUSQUETAIKE SUEDES, to ‘Tan gud Gray, at ook Bester mabe, tn Black ent extems— ‘button PERRIN’ “STREET* GLOVES e. 4-button “DOOSKINS"—#1.50 and @1.83, utton SUEDES and GLACE 1, DEIVING GAUNTLETS #165. GAUNTLETS for the promennde—®2. | HAMOIS — White €1.35—Natural color #12 4-button WHITE CHAMOIS—81 S-button MOUSQUETAIRE CHAMOIS— tural #1 MOUSQUETATRE CHAMOIS— White and Natural—$1.25, You Mar Neen Tarse— BLACK SILK GLOVES—0e., 75e., #1 and *1.25. COLORED SILK GLOVES—t0c., 75e. and a BLACK TAFFETA GLOVES-2%6. and 50s. COLORED TAPFETA GLOVES-50e. LISLE THREAD GLOVES—25 BLACK SILK MITTS~25e., 38c., 500. and 81.50, ‘We haven't very many left of any—and what: there are you will find at “suuggied up” Prices. ‘(Mobinecn & Parker's old stand). It BAKER & NELSON, Managers. uM RN N SN ON OT xx uM aot i NNN NNN TT xx PVE PE ARH os i Rie RBH 2k oF RN ON a FF 0% ELE BOR, re Oo NNN DD A 4 O NNN DP D Asa 00) NNN) DDD aa Our tall tinportations of Hosiery are daily arriving. ‘Each of the several kinds mentioned below are lesders Asp Cowrasy, 807 P. Ave N. W. piv ¢ #WE ARE SELLING MORE GAS RO Dseiten ‘and at their prices cannot be-excelled. heel and toe, 25c. pair. ‘Ladies’ Fast ‘Black Hose, Hermedorf Gye, extra ‘Weight cloth, spliced heel and toe, 38¢. pair. ‘Reyptian Maco, ailk finisi, S0c. vatr. ‘Men's Tan or Past Biack Half Hose, fall weight, fall regular made, spliced heel and toe, 2 pair for 2c. ‘Men's Fast Black Halt Hose, Hermadort dye, fall ee putes oh a ae ‘Every day because we have the right sorts—fast colors. TEty | Special prices to organizations. Brown Mixed Blager, sizes S2to | Ledies’ Fast Bisck Hose, Hermadort aye, spliced Ladies’ Past Biack Hose, Hermsdor! dye, best Spr oc es igegor aeseneage ert We don't have to tell Washington ladies of the per fection of these makers We have carried their brands Almort as long as they bave been “hand fashioners.® Picked them out for their merit—and keep on with ‘them for the same reason. Strange to say—even if they are the beat—they re the cheapest—of all the “‘worth-y" ones, ne Penar “Nivmn Axo Tar Avesce~ Suer Toa eT PIXE STATIONERY EMPRICM, Las SB rR S win Larest Fismoxs Pens