Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1892, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. Cc. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, 1892. a — THE EVENING STAR. =“ WASHINGTON. FRrrpay — Hosny s. NOYES. THE EVENING STAR bas « regular and permanent circulation Ip Washington three times larger than that of any ether paper ta As a local NEWS paper and Ad- ‘The censure by the commander-in-chief of the G. A. K. in his annual address of the people of New York who are responsible for the disgraceful neglect of Gen. Grant's tomb was both timely and to the point. The present occasion is a suitable one fot such ex- preasions of feeling and also for movements look- fing toa change. The two great monument prop- exitions before the public today are the Grand Army memorial arch and the Grant monument or memorial. The former must be inaugurated and largely effected through the Grand Army ftwelf, the public waiting for the latter to take the initiative and to give the matter shape and | coherence. As to the national monument to the great military hero of the nation, that can appropriately start with the Grand Army in grand encampment. Just what design is most appropriate and best, can be settled after the subject is farther canvasied. An auditorium, an arch, a colossal statae. a Potomac bridge, « university—thesa and other general proposi- tons have been canvassed. There is something to recommend each and all Washington, of course, is the place for the tational memorial. —_—_soo Considering the great multitude present dur- fing the week there have been few casnalties, Kittle sickness and, above all, the finest order ever maintained on a like oocasion. Nothing else than excellent order was to be expected of veterans of the Union army. Themselves the conservators of liberty regulated by law how could they violate their own natures and the proprieties of the occasion by indulging in dis- order during their grand encampment? But the occasion with its Joyo reanions, its un- avoidable crowding of streets and vehicles— how coald accidents be avoided under such cireumstances? That there were so few speaks well for the vigilance of the city’s regular and special guardians and the disposition of both visitors and drivers to look out for safety. It foe matter of congratalation all around. —_+eo— The extortionate charge of $22 per carriage on dedication day of the world’s fair, agreed upon by the Chicago livery trust, and which the directors cannot break up, is reflection upon the city. If this is an indication of what Chicago can do asa charger when the fair opens there will be a growl from one end of the con- tinent to the other and. from the front of sell such STERLING QUALITIES st such LOW PRICES as WE quote, Seasons Buoruxix Europe to the back of Asia. The extortionist can do more to mar the success of @ great en- terprise than all other canses whatever. Chicago will be wise to keep both eye aad finger on the extortionist. One of the reasons why Wash- ington has made a great success of the grand encampment is the determination of the citi- reas in the beginning to have no extortion in ebarzes, +02 —___ The suit for damages brought against the Hamburg-American Packet Company by Mr. C. 8. Vun Rensselaer, late a passenger on the Nor- mannia, detained at cholera quarantine, is des- tined perhaps to open up the whole question of the responsibility of the company for the existence on the vessel of the plague and con- sequent inconvenience to cabin passengers. It is claimed by some of the most respectable of these passengers that deception was used to in- dace persons to embark, the statement having been made officially that no steerage passengers were aboard. Public opinion was strongly against the company for these and other rea~ sons and it will be obliged to make a good de- fense to set itself clear in the matter. -— +08 During the encampment a number of duties which ordinarily would fall to the President have, owing to Mrs. Harrison's iliness, devolved upon Vice President Morton, who bas performed them in some instances at considerable personal izeorvenience. He has in this emergency shown ‘the unostentations courtesy and dignity which have made him so populara figure in Washing- ‘ton’s official life. There was of course a desire on the part of the veterans to see the President Bimeelf, but since this could not be gratified it would have been impossible to find a more ac- ceptable host for the encampment on behalf of Presidect, + +e —_ Some c! the writing-paper makers, not con- tent with denouncing the government for ite wise precautions excluding foreign rags, have combined to put up the price of paper, as an additional evidence of their displeasure. It is as yet by no means certain that the home sup- ply of rags. not ample for home manufactures, In any event it is better to be plucked of a cents by the paper makers than to spend dollars as cholera patients upon doctors and under- takers, ‘The Tillman or regular, but not straightout, democrats of South Carolina have decided in state convention to pledge their presidential electors to vote for Grover Cleveland and Adlai E. Stevenson, the nominees of the demo- cratic party. Thisisnot the usual thing and indicates suspicion to be allayed. The out growth of a third party holding similar views with the Tillman democracy seemed to render the step necessary,or at least desirable. ——— ee ___ ‘The American people, deecended mainly from fighting stocks of the great fighting races of the old world, dearly love a soldier—a brave sol- Gier, @ citizen soldier. Hence on this occasion mingled with the love of land and union and lib- ‘erty, is the reverence of the whole people for {te valorous sons who gave their bod and ‘{hetr tofband thetr treasure for the republic. ee Not the least pleasant of the occurrences of the week has been the interchange of courte- tdee between the old soldiers of opposing sides fm the late war for the Union. On the national ide southern valor has been ungrudgingly Feeognized in the specohes of veterans. On the southern side the visitors to Virginia battle- fields have been handsomely entertained by cenfederate veterans. er ‘The presentation of a rabbit's foot to Adlai Stevenson may have been intended to endear him to the colored voter. His next step should be to express himself in eloquent terms on the watermelon as an article of diet ——_+++ ‘The gentleness with which some of the lead- | | tng speakers in both parties handle the name of presidential candidates is a complote assurance ‘thst this is not to be «campaign of person- A Une —~+e—___ After all that the Bowery has done to make New York famous the people of that city are @iscuming the advisability of giving the street apotber name. This is indeed ingratitude. — ee ‘Thero should be no trouble; nothing but the Reartiost co-operation when members of all parties are so vociferous in their demands for “an honest election.” — Sen Waa Hoxesr Fismows Fanmesr. oe Governor Flower's recent success in doing th right thing at the right time makes his little weakness in the direction of expletives quite forgivoable. ——_s 02 —_—_- Homestead matters have not attracted a great deal of attention of late, but they still keep up 0 mild simmer. oo Judging by ear, the estimate of four bun- dred brass bands during the encampment ise very low one. -—- +0 Bandmaster Dana is sparing no effort to get the demorratic choir in tune on the force bill ——- 0 Acholera scare that leads to sanitary precau- tous way be cuuciered » blessing in disguise. .CHOOL OPENS NEXT MONDAY—AND WHERE there are Boys there's © bustling to get ‘em reedy.—our stock is the straight road to setisfaction.——There is so much of it-such @ ve riety of styles—such neverfailing qualstiee—where the prices are so considerate of your purse. ——Were Rever afraid to have you go looking arcund._—The more the better for us-the plainer our sdvantages Joom up.—How tn the world anybody can be contented to buy from the meager assortments thet their owners call complete—when such « long line— and e strong Ine as OURS is within reach—ts more than we can understand.——Some wisdom is bought of experience.——But if you'll give us your conf- dence we'll save you the dear cost of such s lee son.——Of all the novelties—we have the newest.—— Of all the qualitics—we have the best—in both BIG and LITTLE BOYS’ CLOTHES.—Give us an hour tomorrow and we'll parade before you the novelty Works of creation. Tx Saxs: Srone. WE'VE got the BESSEMER SUITS—becanse they are best.——They aro one of our exclusice show ings.—Evory mother thinks her boy is “‘hard on clothes."—These suits were made for that boy—if he is & Short Pants wearer.——They are just what sre needed for echool—made strong—made double in the knees and seat-made of the best Cheviote— every seazn sewed through and through and made fast.——They cannot rip.—Nothing but long ser- vice will conquer thelr sturdy qualities—even the patterns and the colors are specially picked because they won't show the dirt-they lift the burden of care from your shoulders—and put it on oure—for we guarantee them.——With all their extra forttfica- tons they are as natty and fitable as style and food tailoring can make any Suit——They are two-plece—ent both Single and Double-Breasted—and in sizes to fit all ages from 4 to 16 years ——The “BESSEMERS" are s saving for you.——They ere only @5—and {t's the most for the money we've ever had to offer. Is Sas Sronz ‘We've got GOOD Suite for less——The €3.50 rade is full of them——A variety to select from. too.——They've got = name and they live up to it_WEAR-RESISTERS——Honest making of honest fabrics.—Even the line we have at €2.50 ig not to be turned away from.——They have got good- ness—more than the price implies. Of course there are fewer patterns to pick from—for we won't have anything apd everything that comes alons.——Noth- ing that we are afraid to guarantee comes into or goes out of our store Is Saxs: Srone. To go back to the $5 grade.——The BESSEMER is only one.——There are s hundred or two other styles—some TWO PIECE and some THREE-PIECE SUITS—some JUNIOR SUITS—some VESTIE SUITS— and the LONG PANTS SUITS make s good begin- ning here.——It is such @ popular price—we have spread ourselves to improve it.——And we have— this season even over last—as perfect as it was then.——Other folks try.——They spe us—but the Parallel of our $5 suits isn't found short of $7.50, look for it where you will, Is Sazs Srone. In such a diadem of gems it's no easy matter to ‘ingle out the most brilliant. fever since we've Fasstox's been clothing the community have there been so many new and ortzinal effects in ‘“‘small clothes.” F ATREST. ——The entire KILT stock is one long line of novelties—4housands of TWO and THREE PIECE SKIRT-SUITS in VELVET,—CASSIMERE,—CHEVIOT— BROADCLOTH-with SINGLE and DOUBLE BREASTED JACKETS, RUSSIAN BLOUSES AND CUTAWAY EFFEOTS—JUNIORS and VESTIES—and all 4hat fsn't giving you an ides of the striking colors and designs.——Taste and skill formed » partnership to make them, you may be sure.—— Abroad they are noted for the fine fixings they Gress thetr children in—some of these are thetrs— their best.——When you call on us for novelties there is s chorus of answers—exclusive styles—every one of them. ‘The “MAJOR"——Two Piece, Short Pants Suits— army blue—Double Breasted cut, with brass buttons— 5 to 9 years ‘The “ENSIGN"——1ts naval mate-e cheviot beauty—eilk braided and embroidered—Blouse Jacket with foserted front piece buttoning under square- cut sailor-like collar—4 to 8 years, The “BRUMMELL JUNIOR"——Blue, Black and Garnet Velvet, lined with white Japan Silk, with white Bedford Cord vest front embroidered in white— 4 to 8 years. ‘The “‘BRETON"——They are JUNIORS too—one and two color effects—braided and scalloped hand- somely—4 to 8 years, ‘The “RUSSIAN BLOUSE"——You ladies all know what thet is—bat it ts something new in Children's Clothes.—The front buttons diagonally—in the back fs one wide plait—and on each side are two deep ‘vents.——The whole is ‘‘canght in” by a belt.—— Silk braid is tastily twisted and turned in trimming. ODAY 18 THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE OPENING OF OUR NEW STORE. THE BUSINESS OF THE PAST YEAR HAS FAR EX- CKEDED OUR EXPECTATIONS, WHICH I8 VERY GRATIFYING IN- DEED AND FOR WHICH WE HEAR- TILY THANE ALL OF OUR FRIENDS PATRONS, WHO BY ‘THEIR LIBERAL SUPPORT AND GENEROUS PATRONAGE HAVE CONTRIBUTED 80 GREATLY TO ‘THE SUCCESS OF OUR ENTER- PRISE, AND WE ASSURE YOU THAT WE SHALL CONTINUE TO SELL NONE BUT FIRST-CLASS, HIGH- GRADE GARMENTS FOR THE MALE SEX, AND BY ALWAYS KEEPING UP WITH OR A LITTLE AHEAD OF THE FASHIONS, AND LOOKING CAREFULLY AFTER THE DETAILS OF EACH AND EVERY GARMENT WE SELL OUR NAME SUALL CON- ‘TINUE TO BE A SYNONYM FOR THE FINEST AND BEST CLOTH ING MADE 00 UR NEW STOCK oF Bors QAND CHILDREN'S CLOTH. 00 ING IS NOW READY, AND IF YOUR Loy STARTS To scHOOL OX MONDAY HE WILL SURELY NEED A NEW SUIT. YOU WILL FIND HERE THE LARGEST AND MOST CHOICE LINE OF TWO AND THREE-PIECE SHORT. PANTS SUITS THAT YOU EVER Saw. THOU- SANDS OF SUITS IN HUNDREDS OF RICH AND NOBBY STYLES AND PATTERNS, IN TWEEDS, CHEVIOTS, HOMESPUNS, CASSIMERES, TRI- COTS AND WORSTEDS, IN ALL SHADES AND COLORS-GARMENTS THAT ARE WELL MADE AND STYL- “ISHLY CUT, TASTEFULLY TRIM MED, STRONGLY SEWED WITH SILK, SEAMS DOUBLE STITCHED AND REINFORCED AT ALL WEAK POINTS, THUS GUARANTREING THEGREATEST POSSIBLE AMOUNT OF SERVICE AT THE LEAST Pos. SIBLE cosT. TITHE SELECTION OF LONG 2 PANTS SUITS IS EQUALLY AT- T TRACTIVE. THE STYLES AND FABRICS ARE IN KEEPING WITH THE AGE OF THE WEARERS, NOT TOO JUVENILE LOOKING, NOR YET TOO MANNISH, BUT JUST THAT HAPPY MEDIUM WHICH SO FEW MANUFACTURERS KNOW HOW TO REACH IN YOUTHS' CLOTHING, DOUBLE AND SINGLE-BREASTED SACES AND CUTAWA UGH TO FIT AND PLEASE ALL THE BIG Boxs IN TOWN. Parser & C Rostssos Axericay Crormen 1200,1202 & 1204 F S:.N.W. Esransasnep 1 862. BBB ERR UY WAX NSS, BRORU UN zg rigid N sg be kU X god LILGBB KR R UU N XN Ssst g§85 OL TD Sss.c 1OOL SssS HOES oR Boys, Misses Axp Curnpren. Tue Osty Courrere Lise Ix Tue Cry Or RE OU BR ABE ERB RRR 68S, Ra. a, Se Wage es a RE OU U BBE np ke RR ss, RU U Rb heb E et 8 R UW Bes beB Kee Kok Ssst 402 Tru Sx. N. W. At Look for her, **The Old Woman in Shoe.” Is Saxe Srone ‘The big boys will find their suite very man-like 1m all but the patterns——They have been designed to Grasp Fatt, Murzixeny Overs. ‘MRS. JULIA BAER OF BALTIMORE fit their years.——There are SINGLE and DOUBLE BREASTED SACKS and THREE and FOUR BUT- TON OUTAWAYS—all new weaves—and lot of them—€5 to $25 fe the span of quality-14 to 19 years the run of sizes, Tx Saxe Sronr. We've LIGHT WEIGHT OVERCOATS in plenty for all the boyish agee—But there will be more “EEFERS worn than ever—so we've more to sell. sake wo've some Gray ones.——Plain in the larger ‘tizee—neatly Draided ones for the “shavers.” ‘Now don't forget we've got the only separate com- plete stock of JUVENILE FUBNISHINGS. ‘Don't forget we've got the largest stock of Boys’ and Children’s HATS—and SHOES that give the most ervice—and cost the least. And don forget that tomorrow is Saturday—end that next Monday moming bright end carly they start off to echool—and will need these new things. Siaxs Axp Compranr. WILL OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ON WED- NESDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 28, HER IMPORTED HATS AND BONNETS, TO WHICH THE LADIES OF WASHING ‘TON ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO AT- TEND. wean 439 Gar Sr, Noor Avromxisa Groves— —~T— PERRYS. ‘ET us make another suggestion. GLOVES are Seemsible souventr gift. Sensible because they all the more be- cause they are. If you do decide on GLOVES we will take every pains to help you select—especially if you don"t know much about sizes and qualities. Menase Fale don't, Oursisa ‘‘picked” stock—only the reliable makes areheretobe shown. We are safe in warranting every patr—of every brand we carry. The variety | Coats counts in all the latest shades and manner of stitch- ing. It's changing time, too—that makes the GLOVE suggestion a still stronger argument, Rersren Sexps—_ 4button SUEDES in black and new colors that we shall soil at $1.65 for the Plain ones— and 81.75 for the Embroidered. G-button MOUSQUETAIRE SULDES—in colors at 82 and $2.25. Gbutton BLAOK MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDES at 82.25, utton BLACK MOUSQUETAIRE BUEDES at 82.25, S-bution BLACK MOUSQUETAIRE BUEDES at 22.50. @button BLACK GLACE at $1.75. ‘Wo have just got in anew lot of BIARRITZ GLOVES—Tan, Brown, Gray and Black—at 98 conts. Trzrovsse Sexvs—— 8-button SUEDES, in the new colors—af $2. i Sbotton FANCY TINTED SUEDES—st 23. 8-button SUEDES, in Tan, Mode, Gray and Black, at 81.50. 8-button BLACK and COLORED GLACE at $1.7: button BLACK and COLORED GLACE at $1.25 and $1.50. 4buiton FANCY SHADED SUEDES at 91.25 and @1, 4button BLACK SUEDES at 1.50. button FANCY GLACE at 1.50. Ava. Cuartes Sexps--— S-button SUEDES, in Black ani colors—at 2. 4button SUEDS, io Tan, Modo and Gray— at $2. {button GLACE, in colors and Beifk—at 81.50. 4-button GLACE PIQUE GLOVES, in Tan, Gray, ant Black, at $2. P. Cexrevenr Sexps 5-button GLACE, in colors, at 81.50. ton BLA CE at 81.90. ETAIRE SUEDES, in ‘Tan and Gray, at Hene Axo Turner ‘-hook Foster make, in Black and colors— $1.75. 4button PERRIN'S *‘STREET" GLOVES— 82. 4-button “DOGSKINS"—81.50 and 21.85. 4-button SUEDES and GLACE—s1. DRIVING GAUNT. E’ GAUNTLETS CHAMOIS — White, 81.35 — $1.52. 4button WHITE CHAMOIS—91, G-button MOUSQUETAIRE CHAMOIS— White and Natura B-button MOUSQ’ ‘White and You witl find us charging enough to be sure of quality—but not too much tobe sureof worth getting. Perhaps not quite as much as inost folks. Be that as Mt may—our prices weigh light in the balance with quality. Pennrss . Ave. Asp Nostit OT. Established 1840, Telephone 995. wLIGTNG WETHODA As well as residents are urzently requested to call on us in time to take advantage of Tur Great Cu Of the stock we bought of A. T. Loring & Co. of 624-026 th and which we are clos xo Sane venne, New York, s out this week at Har co Tar Reavran Paces. We bou e stock (over $2 worth of fine, desirable fall goods) FOR SPOT CASH AT OUR PRICE. We don’t want it to i his en: 000 ro with our roxa- lar lines, though, and in order to get through wifh it quickly we aro offering it without reserve at theso EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES. NOTE 4 / EW OF THEM. 80°. Men's Merino Underwear at, 50c. Men’s Unlaun tered Shirt ». Ladies’ Fast Black Hose 2c. Fine Embroidered Wandk Sterling Silver Stick Pins. 5c. Point d’ Irlande Lace. Gc. Infants’ Silk Embroider aps. Wo are also showing an immense line of BOYS* SCHOOL § PITS from $1.98 to 85, and sruarantee to third of the prieé you'll Lave to pay to any exclusive clothing house. For the convenience of visitors desiring to inspect ‘our elegant line of G. A. R. Sovvesms Our store wiil be open until 9 o'clock this evening. LANAGAN's——— Sionesusussnsnsosnbuuses comesuuua cs usoNNNS War Nor Por Your Fryer Tsro fortable bay of Hoover & Snyder's com- We Have Brex Farr Rosse STAHLIGSHMENT— 531 Seven Sz. N. W. Ops: Drs Sire i tect Te “Vee & Vistors: ‘Everything usually’ found in any large and ‘well-regulated drug store is here. ‘Rare and fragrant Extracts, Perfumeries and ‘Tollet Waters. ‘The finest glass of Sods Water that over ‘exossed your ips—and only Se.” ARE WYS DAILY LETTER ‘Tomorrow, Saturtay, we an informal showing of the Ladies’ New Fall and Winter Coats, and Suits, and will be glad to have ‘The new fail and winter stock is ready. Goats becoming to girls. Goats becoming to misses. Coats becoming to debutantes, Coats becoming to brides. Coats tecoming to young wives, Coats becoming tomatrons. Coats becoming to the aged. Goats becoming to the thin, stout, tall, short, to the blase, refined and for those of quict or extreme taste. Black coats and colored coats, short, medium and leng conts—coate For ail womankind. There is a pecu!l- arity about our coats not present in any others, and that 1s their superb fitting qualities. Our coats frequently pase for imported tailor-made garments— about the only difference bein the Price, which is about hal tailor Prices. Beinz the only exclusive Coat and Cloak House in this city we naturally carry the best styles and sell lowest. Wirrrax H. M°Kxew. x 933 Pa Ave. NW. Rarrs Esrenpnrse, 1241 11TH ST. 8.E. Opening and exhibition Saturday, September 24, Monday and Tuesday, 26 and {deas in Millinery and other novelties. Our Millinery this season surpasses all pastefforts. Hats tocrown the dome of thought. Muasseny Deranraest. Labelle Felts, onr price 1 Gertie Felts, our price. our price 81 Lenox and New York Feits, our price. ‘75e. Vincent's New York Felts, our price. $1.50 Navicators, our price Dharss Goons Derarruest. 19-inch Silk Velvet, 89e. ; our price. 19-inch Plaid Velvet, #1; our pric China Silk, our price Storm Serge 490 Silk Warp Henriet 3 98e Silk and Wool Henrietta, $1; Te Kw Grove Deranruest. Foster's 5-hook Gloves, $1. Foster's 7-hook Gloves, #1.50. T. Useretta Derantwest. 26-inch Silk Gloria, oxidized handles, 28-tuch Silk Gloria, oxidized handles, Usvenwean Deranrwest. Boys' Vests, 30c .. Boys’ Bluo Flanrel ‘Men's Natural Wool Shirts, 81. Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, 20, Conser Deranrwet. T5e. Black Corsets. ‘T5e. White and Drab Corsets We have the R. & Oce Rewsaxr Deranraeyt. Last, bat rot te cheapest 4". oa will nd from the Conrars Deranraesr. ‘TSe. Lace Curtains Snoz Deranrsesr. 84 Ladies’ Hand-sewod Shoes 83 French Satine Comforts. Horse Blankets, Lap Robe: Rarrs Ensrenenise, 1241 Ili: Sz: S. EB. LEADER LOW PRICES. se23-2t A “Varerax” Frovr. “Ceres” is not a new flour by any means. Ithasa long-standing reputation in this country for its superior bread-making qual- ities. It is a tried and true “veteran,” never afraid to meet the cannon fire of crit- ictsm or prove its metal by actual test. ‘Housekeepers have used it, are using it, and ‘will us: it for along time to come because it does all that is claimed for it and more, too. The housekeeper friends of “*Cores” say it makes ‘*more” bread, “lighter” bread, “whiter” bread, “aweeter” bread and **bet- ter" bresd than any other flour they ever ‘used. Every sack and barrel of **Ceres” contains actreular signed in autograph by Wm. Mf. Gait # Co. and veuring the imprint of two gold medals. If you find this circular it ‘means the genuine article—therefore be sure to find it. ‘Your grocer sells the old **Veteran” flour—"‘Ocres." Try a sack next time. We only wholesale tt. Wx M. Gar & Co, “Wholesale Flour and Feed Dealers,” Cor. Ist and Ind. ave. n. Mus. M. J. Howe, 1309 F ST. N.W., INVITES THE ATTENTION OF THR Lips or mez G. A. R. 10 HER EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FINE TRIM- MED BONNETS AND HATS AND NOV- ELTY SOUVENIRS OF THE ENCAMP. ‘MENT. mez, . Br Hm Fontes when 2 F002. Asovr Tue Rionr Suozs For LITTLE fe i's BF ° Kez “oo” tay ot Cubans Ieee we well, it ereme that we are shoeing full; Soe-halt ‘of oar Washe re = er = fucton furentie popula: tion. This fact alone re, that wg, must eons Button or La ee burer has made sane ros oe Ba tedy of Childrens ee 1s School Shoes and we =a ee. have’ always “prided pm yh Y curarlves on citing to ieee S00 iis. our itis (patrons the fest shoe values in the tor the prices eng Sines 8 to Lag. 135 ‘Sizes 11 to? By Today, however, we Sines 2g to 5. pein ct efctan: a TevsagTemiee | Moxoweer Searing Schoo! Shree T at the rrice in the LAR IP Basted sists Disease: Biossag to iig 199 The thonsandsofonr | Bizce Li to 19... 1.50 feenlar patre a one since fae ed to appreciate the merits” of cur hool Shorea. Vet there aro many per Sone vet mnacauaint With our School who mar not have fr confidence in thelr Quranfitty, hecanse the Prices we grote are sq Inch under those of our competitors These wa want to con= vert. and wish to tm- iton them par- icularly that we war- rant every Bhoe, no matter how low’ the Price. | Ine, 81.25 Tue ey LNDESTRUCTIBLE” SL. xs Suors, Button or laced, od o- ing heel. Tur “Cxcroxe Bors $2.00 Suors. A Shoe that often We would also ene them that fxrensieesyet fr would \ durable stands $ Hal7-soltnge. fichen, ures than s | Button or Taced. ‘All widths, senruch out of pis waar ‘ine ‘shoe ts 7 Schoolwear. Conx_Sore ate Snors vuthe, By all means sive our School Shoes @ ‘trial. SaTomorrow we shall present to each child s durable Scholar's Companion, containing pen, pencils and ruler. wy was Www w Masa WWWw MMM vwww MMM wow MMM HH A Ht HOH AA OHO HHH AA Hui HAMA HO Hu AA HH st oor ae 8S one ase 0° © & a8 0609 4284 Ccd “00 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, $90 AND 932 SEVENTH ST.. 1914 AND 1916 PA. AVE, 231 PA. AVE. 8.E A Coxurorr Couzcron ‘ar We keep Shoes for everybody—Men—Women—an@ Children. While we carry an immense stock carefully selected. Every pair of Shoes has the closest examination before they gain School Shows in lace or button, solid, serviosshie andneat. Only 61 Our@oyw and Youths real calf lace and button ot 81.25 have donrola tovpines, best white oak leather OUR GIRLS PERFRCT COMFORTS. ‘Weare now showing the best @1 Misses’ Shoe evey put on the market, Misses’ Real Dongola Kid, spring heele with ttpa, very stylish, very durable and very low in prica, Oniy 81.25. Good Quality Children's Kid or Pebble, apring heels. Sizes to 11, Only Tie. Aspecial lot of Children's Spring Heels, Sines 6 te & Only 480. ‘Men's @1.25 Lace or Congress. All styles. Men's @1.98 Calf Shoes. All styles. Men’ Rand Welts All styles, ‘Men's €3.50 Kangaroo Shoes. All styles OUR LADIES PERFECT COMFORTS. Flexiile Sole Dongola Kid Shoes, tipped or plain, opera or coniton sense style, 61.25 to €2 00. Hand-welt Custom-made Shoes, best Dongole kid, kid, pebbie or embroidered, 500. to ‘We are sure this list will come under the eye of some Unsupplied man, woman or child. Touch it pointe {the shortest and cheapest way to complete satisfac tion. Follow it if you are wanting. Lassner on A: 'D Buo. Our handsome coilection of Cloaks for Lab! MISSES AND CHILDREN Is now ready for your admiration We take m in the exhibition of these Gar- menis, as we feel it isthe best we have ever done, and you will say So when here. ie wou'd like a visit from you. You need not feel Like you areinvited to bus. is here; it is pretty, and if you need a Gar- ‘The stock ment ursing will be unnecessary. ENTS FOR...... $15.00 $20.00 $25.00 AND UP. Featurr Neck Pieces, 29ers, = 29cra = 2Dors, 29cra = 29cra = 2Yore. Consers. Wocarry every relishle make of Ooreste im our stock. The C. P. The R anda. The P. D. Theo. B 1 Thomson's. | I Warner's. 1 1 Loome's, ' ! Sonnette. 1 1 Her Majesty. | —Ferris Waist_Common Sense Waist. — —Double Ve Watst — —Bust Forms, — —Corset Stara. — Cumpnews Croaxs. ‘The cutest axgrexation of Infants’ Gar- ments ever shown by us. rom $2.98 » $25. Plain Cloaks, Fancy Cloaka, Cloaks trimmed with fur. INFANTS’ CAPS ‘To match. Infants’ Vesta, Infante’ Leggings, Children's Muslin Drawers, Sizes 1, 2, 3,4 10 ors. rex vam, ORDERS BY MAIL ‘Will recetve careful consideration. ‘Everything by mail attended to eame day. SOUVENIR SPOONS, 50 ore. Only 0 fow left. LANS= BURGH % BRO. 420. 422, 424. 426 TTH ST. X. W. 23, Baie Ah Ge Are not lovers at heart if they do not en- Joy the beauties of the scenes through which they pass when they view our elegam array of Lampe end Shades, Royal Wares, Bric-a Brac, Candelabra, ho. Pay ws a visit before you go homel ‘The prices are Just about right S.S. Suepp & Bro. 432 9ru Sx. N. 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