Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1892, Page 4

TweRsDAY CROSEY ». NOYES SHE EVENING STAR bes a reasiar and permar etrculation im Wasbingtes three theelty. As a local NEWS paper and Ad- Verttsing Mediuw it haeme competitor. ‘The health officer and others in authority cao | make no use of their time at all comparable in importance with the use that abould be made Of it in getting ready to meet » possible inroad from contagious disease. Cholera ix not the ‘only one to be feared. Yellow fever # at quar-— ‘ antine, near New Orleans, and the approach of thoronghfares in a condition to give segurance? Since Tae Stan exposed the insanitary state of certain alleys and the hovels and houses there- on have the necessary steps been taken for re- moving the flith and refuse and placing the localities in a moderate condition of healtbful- ness? Reliance should not be placed on the late heavy rains, but all squalid tenements and sicknese-breeding corners ought to be thor- oughly cleansed at once. A mere flushing out of sewers, long clogged up, increases for a few moments the danger by stirring up the odors and scattering them abroad. The flushing should be both strong and long-continued, fol- lowed by disinfection. The citizens thera- selvex can, by close attention to cleanliness, du more than the health officers and doctors to Aeep off diseases. Nothing that common sense or experience suggests should be omitted at | this time to preserve the health and safety of | thecity. Ina few days there will be a tempo- | rary but considerable access of population here, | and the observance of precautions in many ap- | parently email but really important matters of | sanitation on the part of householders and | others cannot fail to contribute to the comfort | of themselves aud the city’s guests as well as | to the security of the entire community. - —— A correspondent suggests that a lantern run by the bicyelints of the city would be a pictur- esque nud desirable featare of the encampment festivities next week. The suggestion is sup- ported by the neces of such displa: Cities. ‘The parade of this charncter given ut Denver during the Knights Templar conclave thie summer was universally admired, and Washington bar shown ite ability to make «| brilliant eff this line by the bicycle turn- ‘out during the reception to Alexander R. Shep- herd ® few years ago. Washington has a repu- tation as the great bicyele city of the country and the visitors should be made acquainted with this phase of its importance. It is an idea that the clubs should be prompt to act upon. - a Cholera is in the city of New York. It has| been there, watched by the health officers and physicians, since September 6. ing in the delayed announcement in the nature of a great surprise to those who have been cure- ful observers. For some time, in faet, the ap- pearance of sporadic cases both in New York | and elsewhere has been expected. The chances | country during the present season. But the | greatest vigilance is required on the part of every crowded community in the land to ex- clude the possibility. Cholera is a filth disease and those who keep clean and in fairly bealthy condition and use ordinary prudence are not likely to suceumb to it, or even to catch it. But it may be communicated to others by | those who themselves are not liable to it. Hence there is necessity for New York to segre- gate the disease and keep it segregated until an | end «ball be put to it. For Washington and | the rest of the country the injunction is: Do not permit alarm togo beyond the line of nec- | 4 essary watchfulness. Forewarned is fore- | armed. A clean and a healthy ~commanity has | nothing to dread, although the disease may break in anywhere and carry off a few victims. — | If the United States navy is to be scattered | among the Spanish-American repnbiics that are in revolution there is danger that there may not be suSicient ships to go aroand. Either our navy | mast be increased or some effective check upon the revolutionary tendencies of our neighbors must be devised. | —_——+ = __ | The health office should hasten to shake off all secretive tendencies. Facts that coucern | the welfare of the city and that may suggest Precanion should be placed promptly before | the pe There ix no sity condition ix less favorable to an | ral sense of security is as rea- sonable as ii ts desirub! - —— cans have nominated ex-Represen- ot governor and are waging an aggressive warfare in New Jersey. * This isa state in © ‘hb. owing te mistan- to use a harsher term, m Mud- - the republicans have a fighting chance, just as the democrats have in Wiseon- mn see The recent accident, fortanately not a serions one. brings forcibly to attention the fact that the*man at the grip is a person upon whom rests serious responsibilities. The greatest care should be exercised in the selection and train- ing of gripmen. —— The Police Conrt hes been doing nobly in getting criminals out of the way in preparation for the encampment. The health department hag a duiy of even greater importance to per- form. _ —-oo—___— Mr. Hill recently remarked to # reporter, “You can't believe all you see in the news Payers,” but neglected to make the observation apply particwarly to statistics. | in other | $4 ‘There is noth- | in the country | %4 We. ¥ Fel 15, 1892. he aera s SOSISESESSESSESEEES | ETT Do You Nex Axr W. Ake Lo 8% & RE mh os BRE ‘www = sax crows aah Sco aan = oy » 33 ps4 i HM ¥ T5885 ww Op “eae eracta} eign ee a A COG AA § LJ oo fAE SE i = a rT Pees Bees er 00, Tra. = me AoW EN 855 ain ie im ah Ee Bt a 20TH, TH & F STS. X. W. g an he eat A fk es it a kee be ‘00. “oo i ry Fie i i ° SNE SA RM Soo is P Kes = or ep AST ‘00 eR Mee 2 EE Go Ee kee = OPULAK Ssorrixa Prace. = oe fas wary SEVENTH STRERT. onnscehe cn i FORKS, KNIVES OR TABLE PLATED WARE? me, § Rep tT Ee sitet ny wave Moxpar. Suez. 19, Be ERE F- inst Snowrxe Bx Darss Tarwrsos. If A Men who have looked at and tried the . Ppropriate spd inappropriate Trim a ston or cur cameettns mag nh we ‘Sheanend, Sonepat en spel ote wader. Torspar, Sxer. 20, Two Dixs Or Bancax Bovixe At “Dessuse you bareus to bay pour Orem a 8 . na ‘THE BEST FITTING, 3 days. Wehad no more last Friday and Saturday, W: Ss 21 R. Narnassows. | foods of a certain house it ts mo reason why 4 EDNESDAY, ert. Fou cannot do beter elsewhere tn trim- oa, re ‘THE BEST WEARING, Dat have since secured the entire balance of that lot To open the fall senson with « mings. Although we are fast in the Seid @ AA a 3 " fe Ba ee Sears ee be ilk ld L500 Sar Clk Walers a” Miuxzay Ovexmo. hurrah! we shall offer for the te show the new 14 winter novelties H AND 3° ES ol tn Dress Trim: we Lave pot dra’ our odd exe 4a | MEN'S me WEAR IN TOWN. BEST 6-QUNCE PLATED TEA SPOONS, war pee eta ernie cord ey no eens, “ suidiaiaa te tne aepaiouat ataner woe: A Rom ay ae Fanted to be plated on 18 per cent nickel silver, 82 PARIS HATS AND BONNETS, — ‘our bariness experience, oe ee RA fan fag 84 ed THE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW OF Gab shGiniat CHOICE CREATIONS of our WORK ROOMS, Sank schsinwelbadadsnebiebear Oren acer takin Wis tenain a a acy OUR NOTED SPECIALTIES: Samra asddhi wr iocia leaks iN Neekr tee shadowed hy these and you cam. white and colored crystal trimtuinae, ee j — Q 7 ot afford to bet tie and bans, with Or Rep Trexer Irxses Oce “Foorrone: $4.00 Snors. TABLE FOLKS, 82 the 36 dozen, = —— eg ene fad grad tein, Toe Cases aa ol oe ‘These are not the usual cheap ,oods, plated on Read the list carefully and come EVERY LINE 4 MONEY SAVER AND EVERY 1TKM DESIRABLE. Corrars Deranturxt. Cuoax Asp Surr Deranruesr. About 15 Ladies’ Blazers and Reof- « ere 85 ach. I vstux Uxperwean, Consers Asp Cumprews Goons. 782 Childrea’s <i ‘Sizes 1 to 3 years. A Jot of odd. sizes in ere se MSrveta. Sizes 16 10, 20, EE Day Goons Asp Brasxeis. We. 38-inch Buitings, nat white dots. a ch St 3 % Pass we ee, salted. © cous, }2. U8 pair. ‘Kets, 81.72" pair. for 48c. each. Nortoss. Zhe. doz. Twin Dress Stay He, Chamots Emery Bazs, we hi Penreweny Asp Toner oa. Vennard’s Triple Extract Necewran. ‘ard Embroidered Learnen Goons. ‘To -ham's Pat nt Coin Purse ther Purses, insiue pucks ‘all styles. all styles... Leather bei ‘S1.00 Metal Belts, Mews Goons. Black Half Hone... Laundered tarts... pM POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH ST. +e ‘It iss great mistake fora man in petty od ‘thority to imagine himself ex-officio an active | ‘and responsible member of the Society for the | buppression of News. j ++ gathering at Trenton would make it warm enoug’s to justify the summer hotels in keeping open for some ume set. ee A woman bas demonstrated that her sex can ‘equal men ia folly as well as in achievement by Toning €280,000 at Monte Carlo and then com- mitting suicide. ee To round out the naval exhibit et the @, A. 2. eacampment » monitor ought to be brought Bere to be inspected by the curious and inter- ested voterans. —--- wee Modern medica! science now has a galden op- portunity to demonstrate its practical useful- ‘Bese aud importance. soe ig See Sat Sat to wet Seber political recognition. see Whatever the failings of David Bennett ‘Undigaitied haste cannot now be aumbered emonz them. =m Te Qzorzx Or Tue Tone Aten more conventions like the democratic: Tux Quixx Or Frovus | Wa. M. Gur & Co, Wholcaaie Plour and Feed Dealera,” (Con. 1st and Ind ave. 2. ‘The only thing that the Pise Island mob can | «. | Je Naney Hank> | Ts "*Ceres.” “*Cores” inn't “queen of fours” because it Dread, “*lighter® “ewecter” road ‘aud ““vetter” bread than any other flour. ‘We can’t say too much about ‘Ceres and what it cau do, but we want to be brief. It ‘will do all that any other floar will do—and more—and do it botter. Other brands are tinitatine | Be sure to get the gouuine article, every ‘eck and barre) of which contains a circular signed in autoaraph by Wm. M. Galt & Ce., ‘and bearing the tmprint of two gold medaia, Buy the “Queen of Plours"—"*Ceres.”” AML grocers sell tt. We only wholeeale tt. kanyaroo. The superiors of amy @5.00 shoes. “Tur Grae $3.00 Suors, Best Amertoan calf, with oak soles, hand made. The dest 63.00 shoa im the o. 8. “ q > ‘Ocr Owsy $2.50 Sues. An clovant, well-made, perfect-fitting calf shoo. Equaiing most of the beat ‘ $5.00 shoes. “Tax Rota» $2.00 Carr Suors, ‘Made of the famous royal calf, fa all the desirable styles. 4 Aandsome, dur. able $2.50 vatue, Mars Ax> Bore Boor Both coarse and fine, for dress, work or sport. The only complete tine tn town. Wx. Hans & Cos RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 930 and 932 7th ot. 1914 and 1910 Pa ave,, 231 Pa. ave. aa —Esranuisuen Ix 1862.— ASUARTERS oo a ’ FOR BEB 09, 00 Ss ps Beg Ts. : KNOWING THAT BOUTS ARE STILL POPU- oa LAR WITH MANY—AND THAT A GOOD K ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS WOULD BE AP- PRECIATED BY THE OLD PATRONS OF OUB ESTABLISHMENT—WE HAVE MADE‘A SPECIAL EFFORT TO PRODUCE THE BRST STOCK OF BOOTS EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY—AND THEREFORE CLAIM TO BE HEADQUARTERS. Goar Tor Orzna Boors .. 84.00 Box Tor Carr Boors Sewen Axpd Prcozp Dovnz Urpens........--.- 88.00 Procen On Sewen Carr Bors... $2.50 Frexea Kir Boorse $2.50 Heavy Kir Boors $2.00 70... + . $3.00 Sour Spur Boors $1.50 10.. . . 82.50 Burcuras: Fise +. $3.50 For Mex. Wonxxa Warenrnoor ‘steel or brass, but best white metal, and will wear for years and cost rezular 50 per cent more. ‘Wo also have apecial bargains in QUADRUPLE PLATED BUTTER DISHES.....¢2.50 SS “CARE BASKETS BERRY DISHES. “ICE PITCHERS. TEA BETS, 3 pleces....10.00 And the largest stock of SILVER-PLATED WARE to select from in Washington. Resoaxt Dar Toxonrow- Fruivay. DIAMONDS AMONG JEWELS FRIDAY. SPECIALS SPARBLE MIDST OTHER GLITTERING VALUES. Ths stocks of the several, devartments hove boon Ws week for all “‘odd and ez- mat! and broken lots," mussed, tumbled and soi'ed merchandise and everything that partakes of @ ‘'Remnant" character. However low wo may have gold them originally we have marked them at reduced prices. Short lengths of Black and Colored Dress Goods. Recent sharp LIKE .ARIS 015-2 COR. 7TH AND D STS. N.W. Laxssurcz & Bro. WE received another shipment of today, 90 if you have waited Until now come right away end@et what- over is needed. 10 Surerps ror 15 Surety ror 20 25 30 Suexps ror CENTS. CENTS. CENTS. Suexps yor Surexps vor Smeups ror 35 cenra. Ur r0 65 cents. Six Fracs vor 10 cenrs. Sux Frcs ror 15 cents. Sux Frscs ror 20 cents. Six Fiscs ron 25 cexrs. Ur 10 $1.50 xacu. Reapy—-Mave Suners Axp Priow Cases, 74 SHEETS, CENTS. CENTS. neapy wave. 450. Nice Srver axp Oxroizep Trsters, win G. A. R. tuscrivea. Or “Washington, D. C.," vor 35 cents. Paren Correns,. ‘With “Washington, D.C." Inscribed on handle, ror SO cenrs. Piao Canps, Pack of 52, Nicely encased In white metal, With “Washington, D, C."* Neatly inscribed, vor 5O cents. Riszoxs Fon G. A. R. Banos. YOU MAY NOT CARE TO USE GOOD SPOONS. WE BOUGHT A LOT OF THE CHEAPER KIND, BUT GENTEEL ONES, ALSO OF A SERVICEABLE NATURE. WE GIVE YOU THESE AS FOLLOWS: Teaspoons, 2: faseze ‘apts Spoora, $0. ae" WE HAVE EVER SO MANY REM- NANTS OF SHEETING AND PIL- LOW CASINGS AT PRICES SUPFI- CIENTLY CHEAP TO TEMPT YOU. 1 .§3.00 G. A. R. SOUVENIR SPOONS. ‘Many designs, | Lionr Sporrrxe Boors, s exe = | S, P, Goon Suver Spooss, $1.25. xa Proor Bors, TELL YOURG. A. R. FRIENDS OUR K, BUREAU OF INFORMATION IS AT xee Boors, THEIR DISPOSAL DURING THE G. A. R. ENCAMP: . MUCH |. Hye Boors. INFORMATION. CAN. BE GAINED i HERE AND IS CHEERFULLY GIVEN. Lavies, " E A Misses, a Bors Asp ee Cunorex. By. Fox Bors, Yourns Axp ~ Campren. 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST. N.W. weld, S#PRICKS THE LOWEST CONSISTENT WITH QUALITY.“@a Have You Misszp Sourruier ‘Yon will miss a kood deal if you fail to look into our Ha AE is RRS bia window and see the uit Fe | t tes HER H | reat dlarlay of GAR Holt ker it tux Bes’ # ‘uu & NN |” as oe 00, Fixe Learuex Sovvexms. “ode g ° 83 3 Any article of utility or Safe 908 P= = elegance that can be made ty GO, 00 = of leather and ornamented ” to suit 402 Tm Sx. N. W. pip ipes It Louk for her: **The Old Woman in Shoe." Dott es. pe: Fisnsoave Sewmay Estascismeent THOSE “SPECIAL” GLOGK HAVE ABRIVED. why Bill Seventi street northwest, ing: PURSES, CARD CASES, POOKET BOOKS, MANI- CURE SETS, JEWEL CASES, BILL BOOKS, PORTFOLIOS, DRESS- ING CASES, COMBS, BRUSHES, TOILET SETS, PORTFOLIOS, FLASKS, COLLAR BOXES, CUFF BOXES, RAZOR STROPS, DRINKING CUPS, STAMP AND MATCH BOXES, PHOTO FRAMES, INK * WELLS, BELTS, &e. And every variety of made many new recruits, and they cholcest things, too. Woe give Mews Foassame Dersnruenr. GExtre Fine Nogliges Shirts. Sizes 14 and 145. Reduced from $2.50 to 50c. 1 Black Silk NegligeeBhirt. Size 14, Reduced from 83.75 to 2. 1 Jaoger All-wool Negliges Shirt. Size 1434. Re- Guced from 85 to $2. 1 Cheviot Neglige Shirt, laundered collars and cuffs. Size 16. Reduced from $2.50 to 75c. 1 Gilk Negliyes Shirt. Size 145. Reduced from -+-1st annex.) aE TST Guat Tarenesr Artacues TO THE Mosurx Uxpenwean Deranruenr. TOMORROW, SPROIAL REMNANT SALE of about 180 pieces LADIES’ CAMBRIC and MUSLIN UN- mo on conter tables tomorrow at HALF ite REGULAR PRICE. Some of onr finest arades are included. Skirts, Gowns, Corect Covers, Drawers, Chemtses—Lace, Embroidery and Ribbon Protty nearly all sizes represented. Without Pct Ras Risso Derantwenr. Asmall lot of Fancy Gauze Ribbons, one inch wide —tardinal, white, navy blue, light blue, pink, msise, brown, Nile green and old rose, Beduced from 123¢c. -++Under akylight.) — Lavies: Necewean Depsnrwesr. Asmall lot of Colored Ruchings. Reduced from 12 yard. and Lc. to 5c. (est floor... Second annex.) —. Hasecre Deeanrwesr. closed out tomorrow at the following reduced prices: 1 Blue Ground, embroidered in white. Reduced from 85 to $3.50. 2 Tan Ground, embroidered in black. Reduced from 85 to $2.50. 2 Black Ground, embroidered in,bine. Reduced 85. from 83 to $: (First floor. .-Second annex.) —o ‘ Karrreo Usnzawear Deranruenrt. 4 pairs Ladies’ Black Wool Tights, size 2 (suitable for mimes.) Two paifs antle and two pairs knee length. Reduced trom 82.75 to 2.25 pair. 2 Ladies’ Cream Silk Vests, high neck and long sleeves, solled, size 5. Reduced from 83 to $2. 2 Ladies! Heavy-weleht Cream Silk Vests, high neck and long sleeves, soiled, size 3. Reduced from 83.23 to 82. 2 Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Pink Silk Vests, low ve neck and no sleeves, neck and armholes trimmed with crocheted lace, faded, size 3. Reduced from $3.30 to 82.30. (Ast floor... -24 annex.) pana Croax Deranrvesr. 1 All-wool Biack Cheviot Top Coat, 24 inohes long, braid bound, silk facings, size 36. Reduced from 912.50 to 85. 6 All-wool Cheviot Jackets, double breasted, self- faced rolling collars, «ilk facings, {ull 26 inches long, sizes 84, 38 and 40. Reduced from $13.50 to 86. 1 Light Tan Covert Cloth Reefer, haif silk lined, ‘24 tnches long, size 38. Reduced from #10 to 83. 1 Fancy Mixed Cloth Long Cape Wrap, size 34. Re- duced from $11 to $5. 1 Navy Blue Suit, skirt and tight Sting waist. Re- duced to 85. BAll-wool Tan Cloth Capes, braided yoke and col- lars, Sizes 32.and 36, Reduced from 89 to 86. 73. 4 Fine Bedford Cord Long Capen, 2 tan and 2 navy, blue, braid yokes and silk facings. Sizes 34 and 38. Reduced from 812 to 87.75. (Bd oor, . ---1th st, building.) pcurnt nasa Surr Deranrvest. ‘3 Striped Print Wrappers. Sizes 40 and 42. Re- duced to 2 Light-striped Cheviot Waists, Size 42. Reduced from $1.25 to 75c. 4 Striped Zephyrine Wrappers, yoke front, princess back,” Size 42. Reduced irom $1.73 to 1.38. * 4 Fine Polka Dot India Lawn Wrapper back, robe front. Sizes 32, 40and 42. Re #310 82.25. 5 3 French Satine Wrappers, polka dot and striped Patterns. Sizes ¥2 and 40. Reduced from @3.75 to 82.25. : 3d floor. 11th st. bidg. ) Misezs) Deranruenr. 3 Medium-weight Long Cloaks, mixed chevio offects—short capes—auitable for traveling. Sizes 8, 12and 14 years, Reduced from $9 to 83. 11 All-wool Navy Bine Fiaunel Reefer—large sailor collar—neatly trimmed with wilt braid. Size 12 years. Reduced to 83. 1 Dark Green Broadcloth Reefer—sailor J-ro!l_collars—lap pockets. Sizes ldand 16 years. Reduced from $7.50 t0 83.50. ‘2 Novelty Cloth Russian Biouse Wair‘s, tan and beige. Sizes 1410 16 years. Reduced from $4.75 to ‘The balance of our Best Quality Percale Shirt Waists —in neat patterns—tucked back and front. Sizes 8, 1Oand 12 years. Reduced from tic. to 35c. ‘3. White India Linon Guimps—yokes neatly tucked ond eoutectioned. Sizes 4 and 6 years. Reduced to Brack Goons Depanraexr, 134 yards Cashmere, Heduced from 81.20 to 80c. 24 yards Serve, Beduyed froin $1.25 to $1. 24 yards Velling, for vell.. Reduced from $1. 09 ta 1.10. s yards Gorge. Redused from 91.50 to $1.15. Reduced from $2.03 to $1.25. yards SUL Wane fen riot Redu red from $2.63 to _ bn Velling, for veil. jaced from @3.50 to pa arde Volling, for vail’ trom $3.75 to by ‘Reduced from 84.03 10 63.35. to the store tomorrow, for you ‘will save money. 81 Ten-quarter Double Blankets, gray or bite. 1.25 Donbie Bed Comforts. 81.48 Double Bed Comforts. . Ten-quarter White Spreads, I-pound bundles Cotton Batting, pure whit ee ‘78. Nottingham Lace Curtains, per pair...500 2.000 yards Sc. Crash, for toweling, per yard Bie. Ladies’ Fast Black Drop-atitch hose, fall regular., EY 2ie. Pin Stripe Hose, full regular. #1C. B. ala Spirite Corvets.. stitched Handkerchiefs... 5 and 8c. Cotten Lace, per yard... Be. Ladies’ Pocket Books... 100 dozen 1c. Fancy Tidios. 25e. Fancy Tidies, fringed, fs Norioss. Fine Heavy Quality Writing Paper, worth 15c. box, 3 bores for, 2e 5c. Fancy Box Paper ....... 10c. Tooth Brashes...... Ie. Heavy Dressing Combs. 10c. Fancy Hair Pins.......... Bcakes Large Size Soap, worth 15c.. 0c. Pearl Glycerine Soap... Sc. Florida Water or Bay Ram. ec. Hirsh's Best Quality Ammonia. Cunprews Axo Ixrastre Wear 25e. Long Slips... 25c. Muslin Drawers, 3 tucks. ‘25e. Muslin Skirts, 3 tucks. ‘2c. Infants’ Veils 0c. Worsted Hand-knit Secques: @5c. Worvted Sacques, hand-knit Ife. Worsted Hand-knit Booties. 100 dozen Black Hose, full seamless, Gt0 94, heretoiore sold for 19. Mews Wear. SOc. Merino Shirts, French neck, pearl buttons, a rare opportunity... 230 (Not more than 2 Shirts to each customer. ) 10c. Handkerchiefs, 1-inch hem... 50c. Suspenders, silk ends, bigh colors. ‘Toe. Laundered Shirts. ‘Ue. Black Hose, full reeular ... We. G.A.B. Shirts, sizes 26 to 38. Be 250 590 12460 Se R. ATHANSON, Successor to B. J. Behrona, 818 71m Sx. N.W. 1t Fismows Brack Favonrres Sa PPP ERE RRE. end Fo? Ee fart Bett Gro ES Fob. PERE ¥ sat (PTTHERE ts » chapter on NOVELTY DRESS T GOODS taken from our **Book of Fashion” in the F “post «nis morning. We want you to read ‘that—and then this one.—An oppostte—the other side of the story-BLACK GOODS. Quite as fashionable —quite as elocant—quite as essential to # perfect and ‘complete wardrobe. No matter what you have got— here is what you ought to have—one st least of these new effects. We say one of these because they ares collection of the richest and choicest weaves that are dyed Black. This dying business isan art in itself. ‘These—ours—are from the leaders—the celebrities of the world. We guard too carefully your confidence to attempt to put any but the best before you—Zest in quality—best in pattern—best in varity. Some of the good things— 42-inch LONDON CORD—81.50 a yard. 40-inch INDIA STRIPE~@1 15 « yard. 40-inch Crepe Cloth—two different «yard. 48-inch WOOL POPLINS—81.50a yard. 44-inch STRIPED WOOL POPLINS—@1.75 * yard. 421nch PRIESTLEY'S SILK-WARP CREPE CLOTH—@1.75 » yard. if 404nch WOOL MOIRE and CREPE STRIPES—8L 15 0 yard. 40-inch CREPE BENGALINES—« pair of designs—$1.50 a yard. 40-inch Moire Bengalines—$1.50 a yard. Prics'ley's latest 1s a 40-inch SILE-WARP ALGERINE-81.75 0 yard. SERGE, CAMEL'S HAIR, CHEVIOT and FRENCH SUITING DIAGON ALS—wide and narrow wi -4 Tes, BL, O1.15, 81.25 and #1508 yard. MATELESSE Suitings—stripes, figures and basket patterns—$1.35 und 81.50 a yard. “PARISIAN PETS"—all sorts of designs, tiny figures and large “‘set” patterns—75e., S5c., #2, $1.15, $1.25 and $1,500 yard. THREE STYLES OF CROCODILE SUIT- INGS—@1.35 and $1.50 a yard. PLAIN and FIGURED WOOL BENGA- LINES, corded, in all sizee—91, 81.50, 81.75 and @2 a yard. DIAGONAL, SERGE and MELROSE weaves, with silk stripes, figures and plaids—@1.50, $1.75 and $2 0 yard. PLAIN and FANCY BEDFORD CORDS— ‘TSe., @1, $1.25, 81.50, #2, €2.25 and @2.75 a *ALL-woor SEBASTOPOL—7éc. and §18 ALL BLACK, remember—counts up quite a va- rlety—and yet thisisn't all. Five minutes’ to see is worth an hour of reading—and we are always glad enough to “set them before you." We know they are worthy—exclusivé—and cheap. Penny's, ‘Telephone 905, i i | is i! i i i | @ { is tls is ul Hs E c., Lie. and Ise. will be sold to: 0c. per yard. Come with @ piece of you see if we cannot trim it prettier and tor less money than any che cise. A Pree Ar New Miuuseny. An advance showing will be made tomor- Tow to those ladics who ci wait until the “Opening.” You will be arees! Prised at the beau these parti: to every one umber of shap: Paris and London, and cannot be Of us We invite youtoa exLibit of ew Hate and tomurrow. Tuc Box Mancur, nu 314-316 Tra Sr. N.W.) as id - Ad ss 8 iJ + “- + “ oe of oo - oe ad . e HH = : | Evexy Ove CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, SHOULD GET AN a ay ai AAA ae P vzaLE PRICE, 10 CENTS. Pakire and novelty dedlers will do well to la} tae lange stock. Se _ setae na A. Karras. 909 PENN. AVE. NW - ssc aay Tux Mo Eany Pa MENTAL, As Isprcatioss Powr ‘Toan early and very busy season we have taken time by the forelock and secured our stock of Fixe Muuaseny, Croaxs, Hostens, Guoves, Ke. We will e xhibit and place on sale Tovay Asp Toxozrow Our first importation of choice and exclusive styles of Pans Hars Ax Boxsers, | Vexvers, Rispoxs, Frarnens Axp | Muuiseny Oxsanenrs. Also Coats, Wrars, Brazen Svrrs, Misses Axo Cunpnews Woeren Jackere, Worrer Croaxs. Assoriod styles and sizes, Iurorrey Hosreay, Faz Unsnen. wear, Groves, Haxpxercucers, Kc. Tue Mowewesrar, 1 9937 AND 899 F ST. N.W. atten tion. These are in two or three styles of plain full back, with doa! front, and efi nut i it i ital | i i i i t Wruinan H. M°Ks 7 983 Ps Ave N.W. nay ond equa ity and shados No. 7 Red, White and Bine G.A.R.Ribbon 4 Thea. wiz tome are worthy of your attention. HISPER @@-FKOM OUR GLOVE DEPARTMENT, 200 dozen Men's White Cotton Gloves..... le 100 a The 196 ite Berlin Gloves... MENTIONS. ‘Cashmere G dark shacies Ladies’ New Fall-weight Lisle Gloves, Tegular silk finish 4 Misses’ 4-button Kid, in fall shades. Our S-button Gamer Suede ts Bewest thing out and warranted We think ovr “Sc, Biarritz Glove ts ecod value and the line of shades beautiful. Say $2-FROM OUR HOSTERY DEPARTMENT, Minute Shopper Kabied Fust Black Hee, ‘this ts not a full regular made, tut it has the full fashioned sean end the Sto'hgcand two pairs will ony 5 moto wo onl Fin Niotecrmcmrerernac ire 250 Minsea’ Shorper Kibbed Hose, Hernusdorf aye: tess’ ave fall coguiee teste wad fould possily buy sees 820 086 = yrsomindicka 21o Riel eagehere nner oes | DOO Tin depurtiient is colina rajidig ints ‘public favor. 100 dogen Men's 4 Homey an old stands, in unbleached fast biack, 750 ‘stil 6 pairs for EMINDER 89-FROM DIFPERENT DEPARTMENTS. 200 Aopen Children's Fancy ordered 15 Handkerchiets, “ vo PPP toven Cotton Towels, one dosen for. 450 Me [One inch-hem White Campaign — 5P cole ‘rut, BPC Vel fiderentsates OD We have Silk Velveteas high ae @S @ yard, but thie fea special thing. & vatr have bean very plenti- ve and we just sot in {wo canes before they clused the . Price romaine, 10-cases of Capeo Bath Soap that we wot in four days seo ban pearly a been sold veverybody thst Somes ba ‘ie, and they get Ecuors_* {2-FROM OUR KECOND FLOOR. . Warner's Health Corset Waists for children we are selling at . We are solllug the greatest Corset on art ts extra long wind made of Freisch ih white aud Grab, suitable for any Oe- re fied owe, bought thea in aul Gunntides nuthin fees than 7ic. could have bought Ladicet High and Low Neck Corest Covers, — ‘tises 301044 enn ; with, yoke band, 2c 10-xard Plover of Cotton Bird Fyn, No, Giaaieare Kenmare Go 2 ian aud sirtres, all siaca, resal Ladies’ Encitsh Dingonal Mac! in seal brown, Ladies, We would like to call your attention to ye wor by Rn sttom to the MALL WARE DEPARTMENT. Blow. Hones or Giscerine oF