Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1892, Page 4

4 THE. EVENING STAR WASHIN GTON . ‘WEDNESDAY -Octeher &, 1808. THE EVENING STARK bas a reculer and permanent circulation In Washington three times larger than that of any other paper in theeity. Ae a local NEWS paper and Ad- vertising Medion it hasme competi —————————————————————————— ‘The distressing accident this morning in which a boy was killed by = cable car calls attention pointedly to the necessity of a more effective guard about the body of euch cars, and of the adoption of some guard device which will throw to one side persons who would otherwise be mangled or crushed under the car wheels. It is stated that in some other cities where cable cars are used this protection is obtained by placing a light Dut strong lattice work inside the foot-board and under the outer edge of the body of the car, or by building the cars much lower, with | the floor nearer to the ground than is the case | with the Washington cars. It seems clear that | the guard on the cars now in use here does not wufice to throw off a foot or « hand, and, lack- fing in size, it also appears not to be stiff enongh to prevent it from being raised up or twisted to one side, permitting just | such accidents as that which occurred thig morning on Capitol Hill. The street car company both on the people's account and on its own account onght quickly to remove this public danger. This community has been patient with the company in the endurance | ef the inconvenience of accidents which ft has believed to be unavoidable in connection with the installation of a new tem. The company on its part will be ex- § to act promptly in protecting the publ at dangers of ite own creation which are ‘The fact of political States and the causes of it are known, but the people are not generally aware of the fall ex- | tent of the mischief and have not discover the remedy or remesties for a complete cure the evil perhaps the greatest of the times which we live’ The recognition of polities corrupt without an intimate knowledge of wherein the corruption consists and the depth and ramifications of the iniquities committed fn the name and behalf of party, often of pa- trictisom, i# of comparatively little use. ‘The public, after a time, cease to be moved by empty declamations and demand, what are not easily obtained, positive proofs of criminality A few well suthenticated facts are w in 4 A writer in the current Century has attem to meet this requirement and gives spec stances of alleged political corruption ai in I the methods employed in various sections and states of the republic an? by members of both of the great parties What is the remedy? With ballot reform Or the secret ballot and such luws as those in Being in New York and a few other «tates « betterment has resulted. Civil service re has also done something. But not um public conscience i# more thoroughly aro not until the crop of renal voters ix reduced, not until in view of the riske th politician has less to make by «is by will lial honesty in elections any rem Measure be entirely adequate for its purpe As matters stand it is easier for him to sile his conscience than to let the other party ¢ Off the epoile and honors. The laws can be and are evaded, although they accomplish some The additional case of ch: eed not give uneasiness, since it comes after a . ned interval and seems to be one of those isolated cases that are likely to occur | after even a small k. The fuct that mly one case is reported now, however, aid not canse a relaxation of vigilance any- whe the city where it oceurre The cool weather with the sanitary precautions taken Will doubtless pre iy from assum- fing more during the present year, be dhrected to stampin Prevent it from lingering in win only to appear in all its virulence on the return of warm weather. r quarters i The desertion by the colored Floridians of the republican party program there is not surprising. It is merely carrying out the natural law, which an instance was afforded in the Alabama state election, when so many negroes in the “black belt” preferred the regular to the irreg- ular democratic candidates. It would seem ‘that there are a good many democrata in the ‘went who, notwithstanding the efforts of the democratic committee, determined to sue a similar course. Results be ofore hav indicated the futility of intermediate partie in national politics. see Besides the Protestant Episcopal convention which opens today Baltimore is going to hay the unveiling on Columbus day of a fine «tatue to the great discoverer. Baltimore has not of Jate years so well deserved the appellation of “Monument City,” as Washington. - tion since the war of so large a num statues here has really made the capi the most attractive cities in this respect, as ether features have mace it the most attractive capital in all respects on the hemisphere. Idaho and South Dakota democrats fu the third party and propose to harm heir @ifferences, or rather their antipathies to the republicans, on the basis of a common support ‘of the Weaver-Field ticket. So far as fusion hasan experience daring this campaign it is not up to the present attempt a very b: guccess, But the new northwest may kn better how to work it than the south or k —- One of the greatest of English writers and in the perfect finish of much of bis poetical work, combined with a noble imagination and an ex- quisite fancy, unsurpassed by any singer of the century, Alfred Tennyson is clearly entitled to the high place accorded to him by contem- porary criticism as well as popular apprecia- thon. The public sympathize deeply with the Presi- ent im his anxiety over the extreme illness of his wife, sympathy voiced in part by the graceful expression of bis political opponents fin the convention of league clubs yesterday at New York. see It is remarkable to note how the same political Production can vibrate with original force or grovel in the depths of the commonplace, ac- cording to the party predilections of the reader ‘New York i* practically settled by Mr. surrender. The issue between the t ments seems to be adjourned until after the election. —s The Washington base ball management find some cheap talent among the people have been throwing cpmpaign eggs with such unerring aim. oa — ‘The traditional longevity of the feline is Drought to attention by the manner in which the wild-cat currency scare has been revived. Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Hill display some gen- eraiship in keeping their ovations separate and distinct. ight — ‘The Florida populiste proved to y be goed deal stronger a vocalists than they were as voters. —- wee ‘There is suspicion that the dearth of Ameri- can poetry is due to the fact that most of the Mr. Cleveland's address in New York was brief. He evidently retains the belief that the typewriter is mightier than the vocal cord. of } as | h all | the denunciation ever used by the reform press. | ra in New York | with | Ocx Gaaxo Fart. Opgsixé or Max. LINERY AND RAPS Wasa ‘success cas Deyond our expectations. It Gemowatraten the fu t that the people of this clty pprectate our methods, Bilceces Assontwent, west KF Ricks And = RANTER oF SatisFaction. ou one, Tina tion. lance of this week we offer the fallowing Lavres: axv Misses: Croaxs axp Svrrs, Ladies’ and) Missew #5, All-wool Chevron Jackets. “100 Enatow'es Moktrinned Jackets tall shaw! of trimuned Jecke | fur tailor made, bound seams, 32 inebes long” At fersey or Brosdcloth Jackets, of ‘beaver eth. ag At 80.00. Tp tang, eray, biue and black. 0) Ladies’ and Miss” Diagonal Chevrons, with a fade, half satin lined. Regular. value, | “tfkts mut be seen to beappreciated. | tet be seen | Eadiee' Black “Capes, far-trimmed. Set-edied back, gudirgae all'wocl chievice cloth: "Weeular value, €10: Ladiee’ Wattean and Bionse Back tang and crave. at gg hires’ blacks, Reslar warner 810° At BE Gretchen Coats, assorted 8 At jet | 26 Cchilaren's Gretchen Coats, assorted styles. At lad ad \dven's Gretchen Coats, assorted styles. At | af se sgiliren's Gretchen Conte, assorfhd styles All-wool Reefer Suits, in black or blue, full Jength skirt and reefer, pearl buttons, notch col 3 lined, extsa good value at $10. Opening uit, in taps, grays, dark hs, full Jongth reefer and vase, Eton and Reefer trimmed in blac Bait eat lors. Kegular value, 81. At AL 81 Untrimmed American Pelt Hat: fo black antico At 7: Bon and Bonnets, in black | h Sold throughout Alpine and Bonnets, king Hats mprising Begular FAMILY Tur New Goons, 650 Our popu ar price Mews Cue, $3.00 Biccurn > $3.00 aidilly ‘oe, as sold anywhere for #3. Our p= Graham, foe ‘of “the st stylish and desirable of the w style SHOES. “Pamal to any 87 woe in the city. Our’ price, PECTAL . $5.00 I8e Lions Ovencaitens, rrr ook F an Fe AA e AAA aan SE o™s Sssg Sys sSSs THT | 6. Srvuisu pane Cosromes. THE LATEST FABRICS AND HOW THEY ARE MADE AND TRIMMED. A WONDERFUL 85 $ACKET. AN IMPORTED GARMENT 4S WORN BY. THE FAMOUS ENGLISH ACTRESS, HELEN TERRY. SOME OF THE CHIC PLAID SILK WAISTS FROM PARIS. Tre intest fashion plates, the fabrics and trim mings, experienced and polite assistants and lowest prices are at the Palais Royal. When you are waited on intelligently by those willing to impart information which {s the outcome of experience you may learn not few professional secrets. For instance: The exact quantity of material and trimming required, the arrangement best suited to your figure, &c. For the prices and descriptions of the 1892-09 dress materials see lower half of this column. Bor sret took at theve wondrous 85 Jackets, Won drous because made of so much better material andso much more stylish than you'll expect for @5. Here is one of heavy weight diagonal cloth, which is all wool, and warranted fast biack, Note the tailor finish, the silk facing, the tailor buttons, the lap pockets. Now try on. Full 34inches long, and the fit and style of this $15 {imported garment. ‘Those from 34 to 42 inch bust measure can be Atted as well as tf the jackete were made to order. Perhaps you prefer this Black Cheviot Jacket with lap seams. Simflarin style to the above in other re- spects. Equally a wonder at 85. And here are the Diagonal Jackets in mixtures of gray and white and tanand white. Coptes of this €12 imported English garment, even to the plaidlining. Aa important feature is the faultless fitting collar, which is NOT cut separate and afterward attached. Your eyes will better tell you about the ar- rangement than could the writer, And now you have learned of the three styles of $5 Jackets that are wondrous in the truest and best sense of the word. Thousands of others gradually rising in prices until $5 is reached. From $10 to #35 exclusive novelties are offered. Here's ono of the #35 Jackets, sent by our London agent, Mr. George Lewin. It's a facsimile of the gar- ment lately worn by the Londoner's favorite actress, Miss Terry. Made of black diagonal with seal facing, collar and fastenings. Only one. Size 36inches. If You measure 35 or 37 inches around the bust it may be worth your whileto have it tried on. And here are the Silk Waists that the Parisian women are wearing with characteristic enthusiasm. Made of plaid Surah Silk im daring combinations of colors, with much frilled front. Here, too, the less pro- nounced but more generally adopted Glace Silk Waists; and, of course, those of black and navy. Prices range from 85 to @9 each. Only $4.75 for these of heavy weight casbmere in two blues, black and cardinal. What will most surprise is the fact that you are almost certain of being perfectly fitted without any alteration. While you are on this second floor of the Palais Royal it would be worth your while to have tried ona ready-made costume. All we could write you mieht be read with asinile of doubt; but, if you seand feel that you can be perfectly fitted, can you then doubt? Try us. Wehaven't the lowest-priced sults—won't handle trosh. Nor have we the highest priced suits—our cash Vusiness explains that, We have the best winter weight Storm Serge Suit in thiscity for 89.75, and we have the best imported Russian Blouse Cashmere at That's our price extremes—many between. A h business and the services of one of the leading cloak and suit men in the country assures lowest prices for reliable and stylish garments. THE PALAIS ROYAL, 12th and Penn. 1892-93 Duess Fasnics, INCLUDING A Few Excivsive Novenrres. ‘Lots of humbug about so-called exclusive novelties. ‘The usual method adopted is this: A in fabric is made up in designs that vary somewhat. Merchant No. 1 doesn’t have exactly the same pattern as mer- chants Nos. 2, 3and4, though otherwise the goods are identical. Some merchants advertie> these as exclusive novelties and charge you exclusive prices. ‘The Palais Royal has these so-called exclusive fabrics, which are ofered at the same ratio of proft as on woe K MMMM oF MMMM KK [MMM OK MMM OK pon DoD Db DoD i] bop FEE ‘ ¥ 5 Fe L ' Hut EEE k that we hav nas the le, not justly earned ine Cloak and Suit 1 conceded even by rs that we carry not most Fashionabl erfect-ftting Novelty Jacket its to be found in ail of our garments ¥ of them equal to of the most celebrated are euste the best production Lik No young lady noel be at a loss what to wear have, without exceptic line of Plain snd Pur- th ¢ im the light des and mottled ef- rough and smooth $14.50, 817, 818, Re Regret weters Reatced: We have left from last season less than a half dozen real Alaska Seal Reefera. hich sleev excellent length, sizes 34 to 40, which we hay concluted to close out at 8150cach. If we had them to buy this season we would be com- polled to ask #200 or $25 for the sane reefer. Sask I: 1 Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed All-wool Vesta winter weight, reduced from 81.15 and $1 of to 75c. Small lot of SUk and Wool Swiss Ribbed Vests, high neck, with long and short sleeves, reduced from #2 50to 81.50. Union Suits are growing in popular favor. We have them in all materials and all sizes, We offer an excelicnt Swiss Ribbed Balbriggan Union Suit at 81.25. osiery. A Spaa Ib Hit: We have left a small lot of Children’s Fine Ingrain Hose, in navy blue and seal brown, sizes 5 toSis, which were 8c. togl. We will close out the lot at 15c. per pair. Mss Nee Comes: ‘We have added a number of excellent lines to ‘our already well-selected stock of Corsets, Not the least important is the line of Dr. Warner's Nursing Corsets at 1 and $1.50, and Dr. Warner's Health Corsets at $1.25. ‘To meet the demand for a good Corset at @1 we have added to our other styles of 61 Cor- sets the well-known “*W. B.." black and white, at $1 each. Set Sr kin fy 2 Wiis H. M°Kyew. 933 Pa Ave. NW. Sas. Fos Stasv At Orn & Pa Ave, “Do ron do has Say oar mete AS yop ritnaise Saves ey RR Wholesale and Retail Depot. cor. th and Pa. ave. ‘Stands in Center and K st. marketa, ocho | od other oouds, so that P, R. quotations for exclusive (?) styles are very much lower than prevailing. 927 5 $2.35 yard for 42-inch Damasse in exclusive de- signs. Simtlar quality and slightly different forms of leaf patterns usually retails at $2.98 a yard. $2. O sara tor Velour Russe of best quality and SL.68 sarator te sine and Woot Fabrics that are as exclusive as beautiful; also Epinglines of best yard for the English Whipcord Diagonals sometimes called Persian. Al) the new autumn colors and full 54 inches wide; also 46-inch-wide ae in equally beautiful shades. $1.2 25 yard for English Autumn-weight Broad- cleths that are superior quality, fall 54 inches wide and in all the correct shades. $1.15 yard for a Silk and Wool Diagonal that is 42 inches wide; also the Novelty Cristallines in shot effects of new blues, greens, garnet, steel, mahogany, old rose, golden brown. $1 00 yard for Bengalines with woven pin dots of contrasting shades, such as golden brown with $ellow dot, myrtle and old rose, black and old rose, garnet and white, navy and white, navy and red. The 1 English Storm Serges and Diagonals are here 64 inches wide @nd so are the Cheviots and the English Broadcloths. Where else 54-inch Broadcloths at 81 yard? B8c. sara for the Two-tone Diagoaals, in combins- tions of green and candinal, navy and blue, brown, and gold, brown and green. Must be seen to be ap- preciated. 89. yara for the A-woot Bengalines that usually retail at @1ayard. Navy bine, golder brows, carnet. myrtle and steel are here. T 5c. a yard tor the 54-inch All-wool English Tour- Ast Chevnots, mixtures of tans and grays, illuminated here and there with bright red dots, as if splashed on the fabric. Think of it! 54 inches wide and only 75c. a yard. What @ deswrable $1 exclusive novelty this would make! 5 Oc. vara tor choice of 75 different styles of tabrice which are warranted all wool. Needless to ask, where the best for 50 cente? You'll find out. §97-80 much for Fancy Woolen Dress Fabrics. Here, too, are Priestley's and Lubin’s Autumn-weight Black Goods. They dest tell that Palais Roval pricesare lowest aleaye. You know the exclusive merchants can’t tell you that their Priestley's goods are not the Priestley’s ‘asshown here. Look at the board! Look at the sel- vageedge! So with Fancy and Black Silks. Not only lowest prices, but best qualities. I/ the silk you se lect eplite within siz months new material promptly and politely given. This guarantee in writing, if you wish, and it applies equally to the 7c. as to the $2.35 a yard silk. “Dyess Tanamxes Wrraovr Equa. ‘The leading modiste of the cfty says:"*The collection ie without an equal in this city." Many ladies have also advertised the department when praising the in- ag perce neal am gee ree RSET PY will, if requested, personally watt on you. Need the = Dress Trimming Department a ‘ Tae Parus Rorat. “+ &. LISER, Cor. 12th st. and Pennayivenia ave, . a f THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1892. R. Gorpscmn, 1007-1009 F Sr. N.W. SPECIAL SALE OF PICTURES. Our line of medium-priced’ pictures cannot be sur- Passed. Our galleries show collection which any house can feel proud of. Our Pastels we will call your Particular attention to. There are hardly two alike: ‘every one # gem in itself. Our large show window will give you avery slight ides of our collection of these $3.48 Fron Provera, $2.25. ‘We have offered many bargains in pictures, but this surpasses any. Aine Pastel, all beautiful subjects, such as winter scenes, marine scenes, &c., executed by wood artists who never thought their best efforts would be sold so cheap. $5 would be cheap without the frame. We have framed these Pastels in a neat white and gold, also white and silver frames. We have never offered a similar «rade picture less than $3.48. Ase leader you can have —Your choice for $2.25.— $1.48 Ware Axp Got: Atso Wane Axp Siver Ensezs, 980. ‘These Easels will match the above frames. How grand would it not look to have a fine pastel and an easel to match in your parlor. It will make it cheer- faland attract every one's attention. The Easel is our regular $1.48 style. —Your choice, 98. — Beavrirvz 11X14 Prorvzes For Oxtx 42c. ‘This is the third lot of these Pictures. Hundreds of subjects to select from. Latest style frames, neat and attractive. Make your selection now, before they are picked over. & aA AAA aa —Only 42. $3.15 Fise Frawen Picrvnes, $2.21. A fine collection of choice Artotypes, the very best grade, framed in a very elegant oak frame, richly or- namented, making it very attractive. — Your choice, $2.21. $1.25 New Oax Easets, 81o. ‘These Easels are made of the very best quality oak; they have the patent adjustable holders so you can raise and lower them at will. They are the usual $1.25 quality. ——Special price, 81c.— A Gnraxp Banoam. Fise 20X24 Fran Prcrvnes For $1.05. The pictures are fine artotypes, 300 subjects, framed in an attractive oak frame, with steel lining. size 20x24. ——Thursday’s price, $1.05.— R. Gorpscrmn, 1007-1009 F Sz. N.W. Cone: Tarnxe Stone. A few specials from our Trimming Department: 2inch Moss Band Trimming with Persian effect. Special. 50c. Yano. inch Russian Band, plain and mixed colors. 50c. Yano. 24nch Russian Band, velvet and tinsel combina- tions, * T5c. Yano. Treus Frou Tue Norios Derarr- MENT. 8. C. & Co.'s Warranted Stockinette (Seamless) Dress Shields. Sizes 2, 3 and 4. 10c. Pam—$1.00 Dozes. ‘Best Silk Stitched Bone Casing. 150. Pisce Or 9 Yanos. Velveteen Skirt Binding. 15c. Asp 25c. Piece. S. Cons & C 523 L1imn Sz. it Save Your Teern. There is not a better Tooth Wash made than our “Myrrh and Orris.” Itnot only whitens the teeth, soothes and heals tue wams, but prevents decay, purifies and Periumes the breath. Each bottle is neatly put up with screw cap stopper, which prevents waste. 25c. for good-sized bottl Oran 2u, feraun'e, Albany? Yt wha Ht ats, Wisren Ovesixe. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6 AND 7. Mas. M. J. Howr, 1309 F 8ST. N.W. English Round Hats. Also the creations of her own work room. oc3 SSosnssangnssonsonsses Soomonscensosoaeas “ Apreasr Or Tue ‘Suom Trees 283m the (of ahemapmage ey eS Hooven & Swrozn, “Bapert Fitters of Shoes,” 1217 Pu Ave N.W. os ‘No other house DOES—EVER DID—or EVER ‘WILL—sell_ such STERLING QUALITIES at such LUW PRICES as WE quote. Sass Axo Comrany. ” Loxvriovs s Comronre. ‘be considered expensive luxuries have come to be the veriest com- ‘modities.——We know WE have helped to this end. 7 ogeontom © 00000000000 Everybody who keeps 8 “turnout” “LIVERIES” the driver.—At hpme in your Mbrary you seek the comforts of s LOUNGING JACKET-and with your bathe ROBE {s indispensible. Be- tween the old time cost and OURS, now, there's s big difference. eeo2ere2000 0000 One thing about a LIVERY—you must keep up with the style.——Every sea- son brings {ts sanctioned fashions—so every season you must change.——Any way you know-you have your carriage one over—new-Is there snything more conspicuous than the Livery? ©0000707070000000 It's easy enough to be suited in our ready-made line—for we've everything in it—all the newest shades—and the latest way of making.—There are two au- thorities—English and American. We'll show you both.——The English—straight from England—The American-made up on our own work tables.—Both the best tailoring.——4th floor for them. ©0200 0000 LCC O Like everything that’s popular—fashion controls—and it's given s hundred new ideas in SMOKING JACKETS, DRESS- ING GOWNS and BATH ROBES.. ‘One in particular—and one you won't find apywhere else—is a VELVET TUXEDO LOUNGING JACKET- It's a perfect , beauty.—Instead of only having Crash and Turkish Toweling Bath Robes—e've had some fancy FLANNELS made for ‘us.——'Twould seem they were more suitable for winter than the others. We bad onr variety specially designed —and one or two of the best English artists helped. ‘1st floor. ©20000000000 Our line of Liveries and House Jack- ets isn't merely an exhibition handful. It's a stock—of all sizes——No bigger nor better is catried by any store in the count eo0000000000 Strut Ceressatie. © 00000000000 ‘This morning we added ‘fuel to the fire” in our ANNIVERSARY SALE.— Monday and Tuesday were the two big- gest days of our whole years—and today will be the third. fou've appreciated so fully the offerings we made that we have thrown out other lines that will lash us to your confidence than ever. twenty - five closer ©ceooo7e00 000 A special lot of MEN'S SUITS and OVERCOATS at 812.50 is oe. e©0c2000000000 «+ Some WINTER UNDERWEAR at 8c. is another. ©20000000000 Some 25c. HOSE at lic. 25c. is a third. 2 pairs for ©00°%00000000 Some GIRL'S KNITTED SCOTCH TAM O'SHANTERS for 60c. ts a fourth. © e200200000000 All these—beside the first generous of- ferings. —— There's no resisting such temptations to buy. Saxs Ann Company, Servers in every sense. lt PENNA. AVE. AND 7TH STREET. Precesetccrtstccrtorcrcetteteeteretttststtrd Pirercscennerirnrrreerteteeerrerereteiery pececetereretecetetretrentrnteerrererrrrri] ix xx Axx coco A RRR, ppd. aIx 3xx © C AA R RD D axr ir Go AA HMR DOD ny A ccc AYA ROE Doo = fn me x nx — ux ix x HIE JULIUS TANSBURGH snow located Jaz Hix atthe “itinie New 3 ‘between 333 xxx = Lith and 14th sts. n. = ‘where he is xxx Xxx showing one of the finest stocks of xxx xxx Furniture ai — Uphol- “a Goods: ‘Xxx Zax shown in Washington. | Soteith x Zxx ing thatthe prices have formerly been xxx 32x the lowest ever quoted forthe identical 225 Xxx ods im America those now prevailiae 225 xxx er than ever before—owing tothe xxx uxK in rent and other « xpenses. =xx are ur x ax ii Canrers Ar Bonpers 3 ne aur a : an Excuaxer. po nx nr ERE Owing toour building not ret being 3a xxx oe os ire of ia ink” we :. xxx Hix have located our Carpe ent 3x 32x upon the ground floor of the mar ne iar ix cd Bowers: Excuaxoe, aun mae 3 : a int fx «1308 Sr. Ber. G Asp 2% ix in ir x H Srs. N..W. Hx ‘xxx oc5-] xxx Pectrstiicsccrcsssccecescccccscseesteststst? AMXNXAXNXAAEKEXELCEEXEEEEEEUXCARTREREXEEEEE, presettietit RXXEXEXXXANAXSAEE Somermsxe You Snou F |; soon TTT Bas ONLY Fam - Cine “re THIS 18 ONE OF OUR LEADERS. IT IS CANVAS COVERED, CLOTH LIXED T@ROUGHOUT, TWO TRAYS, IRON BOTTOM, HARD WOOD SLATS, STEEL CLAMPs, EX- CELSIOR® LOcK, be. Like all our work this t eur own exclusi tke it can be » price. suet betas Aedes] Bags, Sarcuzrs axo Fixe. Faxcr Laarmez Goons, ‘Made of REAL LEATHER, of the Tauzs 8. Toran, Proxeze tun Maxvrscronzs "Pe N. sro Ave N.W. Prax WHO STARTED TO LOWER THE PRICES IN CLOTHING? WHO STARTED TO SELL CLOTHING IN RE- RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES? WHO ARE THE PEOPLE THAT SHOULD BE PATRONIZED? Tue Caxxox Barz, Crorase Cowraxy. And it is our intention to stand by you during the fall and winter season, as we did the past spring and summer, viz. : To sell you Good Home-made Clothing ‘at 20 per cent less than any other store in the city. Would you not rather buy your clothing from a house that do all their own work, and, particularly, when you buy at a wholesale price?—which means you Pay but one profit! r We will convince sou if you give usa call. Just think! Biack Cheviot Suits of excellent goods at 88.50. Just think! Cheviot and Cassimere Suits, fast color, for @8.50. Just think! Fine Twoed and Worsted Suits from 10 to $15. ‘These will cost you regular 15 to 820. Just think! Imported Suitings of all kinds we sell from 816.50 to €25. Of these goods weeuarantee you can’t buy in the United States for,Jess than $25 to 840. Just think! Excellent Fall Overcoate of light and dark shades for 86.50, $7.50, $10, 815 and $20. You don't want to pase these by if you want bargain. Just think! Bisck and Blue Beaver Overcoats for $12. These are ail wool and cuaranteed Our line of Heavy Overcoats (including Storm Conta) we sell at $7,88,810 and 812. The best grades, consisting of Chinchillas, Kerseys and Worsieds, we sell for 813, 815, $18, #20, 225 and $28. These are custom and tailor made and can only be bought from us. SPECIAL FOR THIS WEF! 500 pair of Knee Pants, woolen goods, for 39¢. 750 pair of All-wool Knee Pants for 38¢. We have Just boucht out C. B. Johnson's of New York shirt whist factory and willsell you Winter Shirt Waists for 25c. ‘We are always open for such bargains for the benefit of our patrons. ‘We have but one price and treat all alike. Cassox Barz Crormsa Comrasy. KING CLOTHIERS OF WASHINGTON, CORNER 7TH AND D STS. at Ifyou want Variety tit Woolens, We have them. If you want juantity of styles, © have them. If you seek Quality in cloth and workmanship, 1 give you the best. Is a large factor when ‘all on your tailor. Woiseade West SATE ee rest. SUITS TO MEASURE FROM $20.00. TROUSERS TO MEASURE FROM 85.00. FALL OVERCOATS TO MEASURE, FROM 818.00. Samples mailed. waren a ro ] Buran Axp Borter Pruares Ar Woroaranrn & Epsoxstow's. Dest efforts of the al Worcester,” ** Haviland,” ta fone embrace various colored Sete towers Capide, "be jeved and plain ede,” ran fhur in rice from 1.20 to 225i fe shall continue to of- for the Se. After’ Dinner Coftes Cups at I8c. for a few weeks longer. Wouaarrn & Eowoxsrox, 1205 Pa Ave N.W. 5030-3m MarTHER'S BERNA thst wear Daw ly You Would save from 33 to 50 per cent on what you need in FURNISHINGS, BOYS' CLOTHING, INFANTS’ WEAR, NOTIONS OR FANPY GOODS of all kinds, visit our great Syxproate Sate ‘Now going on. The wholesale houses comprising this syndicate aredetermined to force the sale of $100,000.00 WORTH OF FINE FALL GOODS, and the prices we name are calculated to do the work quickly. Call on us while the stocks are still complete. The bargains offered will astonish you. Marrsew Besxnem, 403, 405, 407 7th st. n.w. In the Dertaning Whisky was manatic- ° tured expressly for medicinal purposes, but as it is mow used for many other purposes it is difficult to tell whether you are getting ‘medicinal whisky or that which was manu- factured for some other purpose? ‘Old Belma” ts distilled from selected, cultivated. rain by the old hand process, expressly for ‘medicinal purposes, and is the best Whisky on the market for such. Ase, purity, strength, quality and flavor are all in its favor. Remember all whiskies might do to rink, but very few should be used 05, ‘Medicine.’ ‘Old Belms” is one of the few. ‘90c. quart; $3 per gallon. |N.-A. Poors, ‘ a 944 Looms Ave : » 432 9ra Sz. N.W. W. A. Prence & Co. 719 MARKET SPACE. 2 Have you made wae of owr LIBRARY? BIE NB acct Bie We're ready for larger business than we've ever had.and We mean to have it. Our buyers have their instructions to ook out for the best obtainable qualities in every- thing they purchase. Besides, their eres.are con- tinually open for the grandest values. Asareauit we are enabled to afer better goods at lower prices than others are abie {0 wore ENT PT ANDKERCHIEFS 5-CEST HANDRERGHIERS ire ever eee * rarity, and this is the prettiest line Various paticrns, arcdo-Lis, pelts 5 aot borders “They're oni pina qU-Silk Handkerchiefs. sea'l bemstite he white and colors. Novelty Handkerchiefs, worth 18 dark brown and garnet. Freach "Zama" Cloth, 54 inches wise, oh sper Tere pzttan|, Rerular price, 81.50 ya. T piece All-wool Tan-riixed Gherict, 3a For Thurecay Beste Surahs ney Stltetas, black and gray, fancy 12, 15,20, 25, 30 and 37% cts. ya. rows HE IME ows: ETHEATHER BOAS, and tuna 5 "ual the thing” Black: Comue Feather Boa, Jar @2 kind. 1.50 Oniy a few left . rR i REE ‘719 Manger “ee 719 Con. 81m Sr. Asp Press. Ave. Tur Mowemesrar, Fisuroxaste Leapers In Fise Muuseay, Croaxs, Hosteny’ Groves, Ke. Tre Faz, Canrarox Beovs. We are here to win with fall and winter goods at the lowest prices that new and good merchandise can pos- stbly be sold. Every department replete with choice new goods. We neyor swerve from our guiding star— “POPULAR PRICES"—which saves you from 10 to 25 per cent in purchasing from us. ‘The Annual Fall Opening of the Monumental ts at- tracting no little attention this week. ‘The display of Pattern Hats, Bonnets and Millinery Novelties is well worthy the notice of those seeking seasonable and fashionable novelties, NN Croars. OPENING SALE OF NEW FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS. ‘We are now better prepared than ever to giveour customers perfect satisfaction in style, Stand finish, the newest ideas, the latest styles—in fact, every thing that will be popular for the coming season—the choicest materials, proper!y cut, properly made. Our prices will astonish you, our values are wnapproach- able. BARGAINS BRIMFUL OF BRIGHT SURPRISES. ‘We quote a few, as follows: Fine Top Coats, #4.98 and $5.98. Regular prices, and 89.50. ‘ine Cheviot and Chevron Jackets, in all new styles nd shapes, $7.98, $8.98 and $10.50. Regular price, $10.50, 812 and $13.50, &e. x Guoves. ‘We shall continue our special sale of genuine Paris- made Kid Gloves. button length, in all the new shades. Our price for these superlatively fine Gloves will be 81.25. Regular price, 81.75. Note, every pair guaranteed. Also Ladies’ S-button Suede, regular price, $1.06, at Ladies’ Foster Hook Gloves, in black and colors, were 81.25, at O7c. Lives Fart Asp Wixrer Hostery AND Usprnwean, Ko. Over 100 different Veilings, from Sc. upward. 987 AND 939 F ST. N.W. ” 535 . | MM MM 1 ONN ON x RE RL RG EEE u ER ERY 2s - Fr TLE BR A BRP ERE Boe Sh Axp Cowmrasy. 807 Pa Ave N. W. " “6 Tur “Trane Bersazns» Are telling. It couldn't be otherwise. What- ever is offered as a “TRADE BRINGER® is worth a vast deal more than the price at which the article fs offered. Every sale is an adver- tisement for our equitable business methods. Here are the drawing cards for this evening and tomorrow. Trave Bursorn Is Fraxxer. Silk Embroidered, for invents’ and ladies skirts, some sealloped, some with embroidered inserting, extra good value..62% CENTS YD. Excellent qualities also at 8736 cents, @1, 91.25, OL.50and 61.676 Trave Barsorr is Israxts Cars. Infant Embroidered Cashmere Caps, with pompons of lace in front......25 CENTS. Infants’ Embroidered Silk Caps, trimmed in front with lace and ribbon......50 CENTS, Infants’ Silk Corded Caps.........75 CENTS. Also all kinds of Colored Silk Hate and Cars, in gray, blue, tanand black, 50c.. 7c. and $1.50. Trave Bisa da Ix P. wages Sux Any purchase made us returned. Yin @ Condition, and the purchase money will be cheerfully ee, SS ea Cash Jobbers and Retail-re, 807 Ps Ave N.W. ‘Telephone, 1414. 8. S. Suxp & Bro. 97 We sell RELIABLE FOOTWEAR ONLY, without mtsrepresentation—at LOWEST KNOWN PRICES. a Al LICMERS oe be fox FE nad. The ““Bimcber™ Laced Shoes are the pop- ular Foot Covering of this season. They are comfortable and fmpert to the fout e raceful, long and narrow appearance. Bivenen Laces es Fox Lavres AT $4.00.—Made of the very finest Anown materials, extremely stylish and can't he matched anywhere else for lee 5.00, AL 83.00. —Our Great Promouncnd better than aay £4.00 Shoe ever be! ure offered. AT #2.00.—We are selling s Blocker made on same laste as our better erates ms “ROYAL,” wean resisting, soft Dongola Buvcnen Cur Snors Fox Mes, You know these. Further comment is THREE GRADES $4.00_$3.00_82.00. RELIABLE SHOR HOUSES, 890 AND 992 SEVENTH ST., 21914 AND 1916 PA. AVE., 231 PA AVE SE A. Kavrwax 909 PENNA. AVE. XW. . AND CHL COTTON AND WOOLEN KNIT This weather will give you an idea that achange eiwalucs We offer catch the eye and treat the The valucs we offer cat Puree with due Somerton =~ EN ‘WEAR. Price. Fach rises 3c. on | you desire. ‘Children’s Natural Wool Vewus, 39e int Bo, Either Pantalet wn ‘ents, handsomely Suihed and falise. ‘Panto to match: Dc, 55c., 60c., 650, 700, 75: ; oy wk eee: With Peta 3 ana hy at. “Four grades 89c., IBe, zi "25, S130. Sizes 28 to 40. | We carry acompiete line of Amerioum derwear, as Sipe as they are nade Ladies Ribbed Vests, 2, 3,4, Sand 6, at... Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, 2, 3, 4, Sand 6, at. Ladion’ Rybbed Ve aera Ladies’ Ribbed Venta, sb wile, sino sam Ladies’ Fast Black Unton Suits, Ladies’ Fost Black Saxony very fine article, at. Ladies’ Ribbed Sivan Si, Vest A. Kavrwas. 200 PENN. AVE. N. Ww, Tn) THE PEOPLE'S MONEY SAV! Casu Vereue Crxvrr. Tt doesn't require any ¢reat amount of “intelligence” to understand that © dollar tn cash will buy more ard go fur ther than a dollar which one promies to pay at some future thine. —Tt dows not Tequire “brains” to understand that the dealer who etves credit ts any who ami it is obliged not only to sell at a bloger proft, but he must necessarily pay more for what he buys 9s well—which double lows, of course, comes out of the pocket of the consumer. Cas Bancarss For Tas Waex SOLID OAK CHAMBER svUrTRs, THE BEsT IN THE MARKET, ONLY #15. OTHER CHAMBER SUITES IN ma. HOGANY, BIRCH, WALNUT aND Oak. Panton Sorres, Upho'stered in brocatelle, Wilton rags, tapestry, silk and mohair plush. Se7SEE OUR 840 KUG SUITES, 6 PILCKES. Geo. Brerreanra, Fenusrrvre Axo Benoa, ls Sevesrn Sz N. W. IIS Ssfsses seo Waar We Dowr Usprneraxp eae Gro. M. erie april FE Senior member of the late rmey Ha We can't Brlcve