Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1892, Page 5

Croaxisxes. A Cowerere Lor. —aT— PERRY'S. UCH © dicring and diving into the CLOAK) & SPECIES IN LAviEs Fonmisninas 5 5 Srecists LS CHEBEESS WEE 5 KS. GOODS a there has been these pasttwo Gare. And such ® burry and bustle as there will be getting them made ap. The buying ts quick work anyhow. Wehare such s varied sssortment—simest say fabric you can think of that would be proper— 204 some new ones you Gou't know of—that are proper siso—and will be very fashtonsble this season. Many of the patterns are limited to one stock of them Be- tne edotcs and select you #fll like them all the better. Bere is the inaterial even for some very artistic efforts, ‘There is ons thing about buying the cloth and having the wrap made—you get then just what you want— evento the minatest detail Isn't !t worth the little extre trounie tt takes? Here are some of the cloths we are bolting up to tempt you Gtve the prices ® four! alcus with the effect and quality. Por Light Wetgbts there are CHEVIOT RB PELLANTS, Camel's Hairs. &c —mediam ead Gert colors—Séinch from seivage to selvage— 01.50. yard Luckily some of the test NOVELTY EF FECTS got here jast tn the nick of time for the cool epeli—They are medium wetehts—pienty eery enouch—stripe and plaid patterns Grays, Tans and Browns 56 inches wide $2 eyart NOVELTY PLAID VICUNAS—Tanor Brown effects_54 inches wide—@2 75 a yard. CHECKED VIOUNAS in Gray or Light Teo Mades_the fashlonablerough fniah—54 inches ‘Wide—43. 250 yard GBAY and BROWN DIAGONAL, with the “Nappy” effect in changeable colore—86 inches ‘Wide—@2.500 yard. LIGHT GRAY and TAN MIXED ROUGH DIAGONAL—Stylish? Yeo—Durabie? One of the most—5¢ inches wide—$2.75 a yard. HEAVY-WEIGHT TWILLED CLOTH—one of the bright thoughts of the season—Light ‘Ten and Medium Grey 56 inches wide-83 8 vert. IMPORTED CHEVIOTS in plain colore— Brown snd Bed_tron-like for wear—6¢ inches ‘Wide-93. 50 eyard. HEAVY-WEIGHT BEAVER CLOTHS in Navy Blue, Green, Brown, Ox Blood snd Claret Setnch DARK BLUE BEDFORD OORD— ene of the stylish things @4 50 a yard. S¢imch CREAM BEDFORD CORDS—for Dabs's costs—or for yourselves for evening ‘wrape—82. 75 0 yard. ‘The BLACKS are « strong line among the CLOaKINGs: 88-inch BLACK CHEVIOT—mediam weight 3.500 yard. SSinch BLACK CHEVIOT—beavy weight— 96.508 yard. S¢inch BLACK KERSEY—hesry weight— 94.500 vara. Stinch BLACK LINED DIAGONALs— Deavy weight—€4 50» yard. S4inch BLACK NARROW WALE LINED DIAGONALS heavy weisht—@4 50 8 yard. 60-inch BLACK LINED BROCHE CLOTH— Asrrcxnaxs Axn Prosmes. A winter without them would seem strange enough. But they are out in full foree this time. Asrnaxnaxs- BLACK- 84, €5, 86, 7 and 68a yard. GRAY—-€4.50 and $5 50a yard. PEARL 96.508 yard. BROWN—86 a yard. GREEN 95 a yard. WHITE-€6 0 yard. Prvsues_ SALTS SEAL are the best we know of— 3-4 wide 45a yard. 6-4 wide-€12 a yard. ‘You must admit the value, variety and reasonable. Bow of the prices, What you cannot Gad here you Gou't want—nor what you do unless you are spry— fer thie taste of winter basset the wheels of trade wotng faster. Peears “WINTH AND THE AVENUE” Established 1540. Telephone 905. KING'S PALACE — ‘TSESBAE s> WEBHESBAE 5 SSM IF Came 5 5 SRS If MEBEE 6 Gh. @ Sas SPECIAL 1-25 dozen LADIES’, MISSI Ca a ebScatata i tole Seeuler = jue $1, at... - 39o. SPECIAL '. MISSES’ & CHIL- BRITS oMEES Deters fn blacks colors, 59. your choice at. .. mance (5 SPECIAL 3-W the. Mer Quattay AMeRIONN FEL Barslind BONNET! colors. at.... : SPECT 25 ALPINE or WALKING AL 8. tantned with beet gaat {ty silk ribbon, tn bi dius,” bro} tap ECIAL 5-200 TRIMMED HATS and = STOSNETS. comorieing ‘ait & ig teat styles, regular val\ your choice at.... Lions F URNISHINGS. ent ity COTTON oon Saree ay ST tucks, yoke: vig, sod every ‘where at S8e. and 2oc., at. 2 Ladiew Medium - weight ‘RIBBED VESTS, with draw- ing tape, regular ‘value 3c. SPECIAL 220. SPECIAL 3—50c. MERINO VESTS, French ‘necks, pearl buttons, at. 39. SPECIAL 4~INDIAN LAWN APRONS, Teings rortlar ise, at Do. SPECIAL 5—DOMET SKIRTS, in assorted PLE 49, Canprers Wear SPECIAL 1—As a leader in CHILDREN'S CAPS "we will ive. you ibe ghoice of one lot of CAPS and ‘ATS that were marked 75c.. 1.00, $125 and 91.50 af 490. 490. 49c. 490. SPECIAL 2—CHILDREN'S 25. DRAW. RS, bodi jade of Gusllty twilted cotton, A" 1 Zo, SPECIAL 3—-CHILDREN'S e.GINGHAM APRONS, hi <a loi aieeves.. ‘wank Ince Beck and sleeves, at. PECIAL 4-HANDSOME CAPS, made ual and changeable sit full ik, Anather style W: BILK EMBROIDER: 390. 9 Bc. SPECIAL 2 ISH COATS, in S—Siipes und checks eep plush et ths See cigs 75 for, pecular value 5. 00 "Oe 7 OD Bizes 2, 3, 4and 5 years, CAN YOU AFFORD TO MISS THIS GREAT SPE- CIAL OFFERING SALE FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY? Kies Patace, 812-814 7TH ST. NW. 000 O01 0 « In sddition to s most complete Stock of Furniture of every description, Rugs and Draperies, we are offering the following ex- traordinary attractions: “Srrctate- Is Daarrntes. ‘We have just closad out from the inanufac- turer 200 pairs of Fine White Nottineham Lace Curtains im a half dozen or more attract- ve, showy designs, in both white and ecru, which we will sell as follows ‘The usual $1.50 Curtains for $1 ‘The neual €2 Curtains for $1 ‘The usual $2 50 Curtains for €2, 25 pieces of Handsome $1 Grade China Silk, 700. per yard. 25 pairs more of the Plain Chenille Por- teres, art shades, worth $5.50, only $4.50 per pair ‘25 pairs of Handsome Chenille Portieres, with beautiful colored borders, fringed top end bottom, usual price, 0, only 96 per Reo Deranturst 00 Goats’ Fur Rags, in white, gray and Wark, our price, €2.25 exch. 200 Attractive Smyrna Rugs, only Tie. wan “Srecue Ix Feasrrvne. We are practically “introducers of the poplar Red Curly Birch Chamber Suites, have more of them than all the other fur- ure hetimes combined. Elegant Ked Curly Burch Chamber Suites, $40 and up. Canc & Hanorse, 0/0010 0\9,0\010 91000 6 .0/9'6 818/818} 181 Hor Cases Vs Coun Morstes. A gentleman upon being asked what was better than s plate of bot buck wheats on a cold morn tag, very curt y replied “two plates Aull ™ We have the buck wheat--the best_and fur the present will seil 10 pounds for ade Tur “Nawe- Aroxe [oer Exovan. Revs and wholesomeness. Yet its price is no More than you pay for infertor from 3c. to #1 por barrel lese thas Wirely advertised Fancy brands. 01.6) per quarter barrel, and 96 per N. A. P88tk » 644 L. Ave N.W. lighter bread, whiter bread, sweeter Bex vraxntix says: “Tio dry « teks with burn a greenone.” Now while we do not deny the truth of Benny's statement we do deny that {t is always applicable in {ts brosd mean- ing, viz.. thst two goods will cancel one bad. Take the manufacture of blended floar, for in- stance. The blender may mix with two fine grades of flour one bad (to cheapen the cost of manufacture), but the combination will not be jor the bad is still there and is bound to It seems to us that the fire would burn brighter if all the sticks were dry, ands blended flour would be better if aii the flours from which it was made were good. Ceres oa, fine Patent Process Blended Flour of the ‘“ALL- DRY-STICK” kind and basn’t «bad spot in it. Ceres’ hobby is bread-making—in this, i i simply great! All grocers sell “Ceres.” Put it on your store list next time. only cell to orveers. Ws. M. Gar & Co, “Wholesale Flour and Feed Dealera,” Cor. Ist and Ind ave. a. w. M. Galt & Co. Lookfor tt. ee eeccceccces li] verst, Saray Or Toner Sues Ar W TL MARTH. ONSTON'S, 7d0. 880. 85.50" and 60.23 98 190. eeeee . TTT ‘No other house DORS—EVER DID—or EVER WILL sell such STERLING QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES as WE quote. Sip Ady Comat. people .ere contented to buy Pe ee get met ee fered to S and CHILDREN'S CLOTHIRG ““Departments."——It takes our “STORE” service to estisty vou You can't be blamed. ‘If you wast to ese ali the stylee— HERE they are paraded before you- every member of the juvenile fashion deigede. Little things are suggestive. Mothers never have any stitches to take im the Clothes they buy of ‘M——The buttons are on to stay— the coame are secured. Tells of © care that can't help bethging satisfaction.——And you don't Rave to reach wey up to the top of the priece-tree before you touch quality. ‘The oodness is from the besin- ning. ‘For the last Gay er two-no mstter ‘What else you've wanted—OVEROOATS snd REEFERS have been first and foremost in every call.——Because it came all of « sudden idn't catch us napping.——And we've got the Nob- Diest and Handsomest Garments that ere made.——You can't find them snywhere else. Our makers won't de anybody slave fm Wasktnoton. And they are the best in the bust- pees. Left to the boys themselvee—most of them want REEFERS—but the OVERCOATS are firm friends with ® multitude of people yet——Gives ‘a no alternative but to have plenty &% doth-snd WE DO-two or three times as many ss weve ever had. Any size of either. Any style of OVERCOAT, Stnale or DOUBLE BREASTED COATS—CAPE COATS, ULSTERS and KILT COATS— and at all prices. $2.50 sre the cheapest—§20 the costliest. If there are SHORT PANTS SUITS to be bought give OUR 85 line « sharp look, The “‘3AKS GOODNESS” HATS. The ‘BARS’ GOODNESS” is in cur SHOES. ‘The “8AKS' GOODNESS™ ts tn the only complete ftock of JUVENILES’ FUB- MISHINGS you'll find in town. Don’t think that you must wait till Seturday to buy for the Boys —— All days are alike HERE fe in our Sans Axv Cowraxy, Penna. Ave. =| ‘We stand by the boys. ‘Teh Street. Pa ORE FRG ft 42 Mili Wi 2% : Fes TLE BR P23 Fb Be Ak Axp Coxpaxy, Cash Jobbers and Retailers, 807 Prsxa Ave 807 —Principaily Handkerehtey Talk. — —Something About Winter Underwear.— THE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS Are surprisingly chesp, at least so say our many purchasers. We are unablo to single out any particular Handkerchief 40 a leader, for all of the Indies’ and gentlemen's kinds are going st » very rapid rate. Gentlemen's Silk Initial Handkerchiefs, 50 cents, 75 cents and$1 Also for 35 cents, or Bior th The Ladies’ Embroidered and Initial Silk Handkerchiefs are not exeslied by any in the ty. Embroidered ones, 10 cents up. Initial, 18 centseach, upward. Prat LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS There isnoend. Both the qualities and the prices are particularly vieasing to those who Dave slresdy purchased. And they will be to you, for they're made of particularly good linen and sell at these prices: Ladies’ Handsomely Embroidered Initial Gentlemen's Extra Fine Initial Handker- chiefs. --85 and 500 Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Pure Linen, extra value. +. Agi. each ‘We direct particular attention to 100 Dozen Ladies’ Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, in hem- stitched block pattern, at... 25e. each ‘The plain cloth would cost as much as this handsomely blocked handkerchiet. NOWS YOUR CHANCE To seoure Holiday Handkerchiefs at less than Holiday Prices. eeeecee YOU SHOULD BEE THESE GLOVES. ‘They came im today—go on sele tomorrow. #button Derby, Pique stitched, all shades, staranteed. 1.50 . THE WEATHER MAKES YOU THINK OF THE ITEMS BELOW: LaDIES’ KNIT SE MEWS ENIT UNDERWEAR, DNFANTS' AND MISSES’ CASHMERE HOSE, MEN'S CASHMERE HOSE AND OTHER SEASONABLE GOODS. MINNIX, FONDA & COMPANY, 807 Penna. Ave. N. ay New Sroaz Naw Goons. Wenere recently received 250 peckages by steamer of select foreign DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, Representing the best factories in Hnoland, France, Germany and Aws'rta,selested by our ‘own buyer to meet the wants of our friends and customera, An early inspection solicited. (Tel. Wh.) Si Cis Dink Oe Ce .. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1892—TEN PAGES. Woorwarn ‘Revekercer Lavi Recuznéar are here at your service. (Third foor,, whose Washington Agents we consented to give this exhibition for a week. His Exrme ‘Those were vamplen used by traveling salesmen. Worth 10re, Llrz Axo F Sr. N. W. —_—— TODAY BRINGS TO A CLOSE THE MOST SUCCESSFUL Aw Suz Turorren Ganxewts Ever known in the history of our business. Truly « unique assortment of exclusive styles thet have no duplicates here in Washington. The formal exhibition te over—but the choice, exquisite garments WORTH, PINGAT, GUILOTT, CHRETHIEN RIQUIUR, AND SARA MEYER Contribute wonderful creations, such as they only can. There are novelties tn Wraps, Jackets, Street, Evening and Dinner Costumes, Top Coste, Traveling Garments, Tea Gowns, Silk Waists, ic. +.2ith st. building) Have You Szex Tse Sx Loon Ix Operinoxr Its both interesting and instructive. A visit will repay you. THE HASKELL SILK COMPANY, are, owing to our great success of seven years’ handling their product, HOURS IN WHICH LOOM WILL BF OPERATSD, 9 TO 11 A.M..1TO 4 P.M. TENTH STREET BUILDING, NEAK SKYLIGHT. ——— Gaear, Vacoes Ix Linens. ‘The best bargains in Linens which have been offered by anybody hereabouts (ourselves included) for ‘Stwelvemonth goon sale tomorrow morning. One Of the largest linen importers has favored us with Sucre Line OF TABLE AND OTHER LINENS st such prices that we can and are xoing to offer thera tomorrow at ONE-BAL¥ TO TWO-THIRDS THEIR ACTUAL VALUE. In some instances they are a little soiled or mussed from handling, otherwise they are perfect and represent fine DRESDEN AMD FRENCH DAMASK CLOTHS, BREAKFAST AND DINNER SIZES, FRINGED AND PLAIN. HANDSOME DINNER SETS, § O'CLOCK TEA CLOTHS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, DOYLIES, ko FRINGED DINNER CLOTHS. DAMASK NAPKINS. Bizes 8-4 108-14. $6 and % 91.75 w 94.25. — —81.25 to $5.50 doz, — Worth €2.50 to 80. Worth $1.75 to 88.50 doz DAMASK TEA CLOTHS. | FRINGED DAMASK DOYLIES. ‘Hematiched, fringed or oyen worked. All whit or with colore! borders. 1 to 938.25 —S0e., 7c. and #1 doz. — Worth 82 to 86. Worth 75c. to #2. Z ee HUCK AND DAMASK TOWELS. Several “sizer. —Oo.. 150., 180., 20e. to $1.25 each.— double. 1 Fiors Asovr Oce Snoe Deranruest. ‘We have Just added to our stock of Misses’ School Shows a GOODYEAR WELT, button, with patent leather tips, at the extremely low price of —#2.00.— ‘These are the usual $2.50 quality, and ere Just the thing for school wear. They are made of the ‘Very best leather, with heavy yet flexibie soles. Wo have also at this prices CLOTH-TOP $ HOE and sn elexant GLAZED SHOE, both with patent leather tips and either pointed or square toes, Lower ‘and higher priced shoes of course, but these are especially worthy of mention. For the Boys we have» good VEAL CALF SHOE, lace or button, warranted all solid leather and to —Sizes 11 to 2, 81.50. 256 to 5, 82.00.— Bettor grades at “ile LADIES' BOOTS AND EVENING SLIPPERS ite good service. ‘Smaller sizes with hizh or spring bi —$2.00 and In all the popular styles sud colors. (Second fioo r.. x Guns: Crorarso. A marked season, this, for girls—iarge and small. There is more taste and novelty in girls’ wear this sca- son than ever before. Berlin and Paris and New York ‘vie with one another in making pretty snd comfortable ‘wraps and dresses for the young folks. An elogant line of Misses’ and Children's Dresses, entirely new. The following we mention as special values: SCHOOL DRESSES. Novelty Cloth Dresses—full silk bodices. finished with zouave Jackets, revers and cuffs—braided and fastenings. ry platted back strap Size. 6 8 0 Price....85.75 86.75 87.75 88.75 ‘Very fine All-wool Cardinz! Cashmere Dresses—full shirred bodices and sleeves, neatly trimmed with black velvet ribbon—finished with velvet rosettes and Stylish Dresses of Heavy Storm Serge, cardinal and Bavy biue—braided vest, fuli sleeves, belt and cuffs of braid. 98.50 $9.25 910.00 MISSES’ TWO-PIECE SUITS. ‘These were a}l bought away below value and each one is a special bargain. Styles that cannot be dupli- cated. Navy Blue Cheviot Suits—cardinal bodice, Persian ‘raided effect—loose navy blue zouave jacket—slecves finished with flare cuffs of Persian braid. Size 1¢ years. —815.— Changeable French Velour Suits, handsomely trimmed with silk and feather trimmings. Size 14 years. —#15 and $18. — Suite in all leading Novelty Cloths—Fancy Plaids, Serres, V's Hairs, &c. Sizes 14 and 16 S14, $15, $18.50 and $22.50. — MISSES" WRAPS. Mixed Tan and Blue CheviowJackots, perfect fitting, notched collars, lap pockets. Sizes 12, 14 and 16 ears. ae Plaid Cloth Newmarkets, camel's hair effect—full front, plaited back and strap fastening. Sizes 14 and 16 years. —$15.— Navy Blue and Mixed Novelty Cloth Newmarkets, very stylish—qpuble capes, full sleoves and flare cuffs. Bizes 14, 16 and 18 years. $18.50. — Ga fioor.... 11th st. bid’g.) -Ist annex.) Boys Resrens. Just ask the boy which he would rather have, © REEFER OR AN OVERCOAT, and see what he says. An Overcoat is slways in the way in bicycle riding, coasting, skating and such sports, there 1s Just as much warmth ina Reefer, and it doesn’t cost as much either. NO. 1—Brown or blue cheviot, warranted wool— Mined with wool and trimmed with black braid, black bindings and heavy brass buttons. Sizes 3 to 7 years. —84.00.— NO. 2—Brown diagonal or blue cheviot, warranted wool—lined with wool and trimmed with black braid, Diack bindings and large brass buttons. Sizes 3to7 years. — 86. ‘NO. 3—Blue chinchilla, warranted indigo and all ‘wool—Hined with wool, velvet collar. Sizes 5 to 13 years. —85.00.— NO. 4.—Indigo Blue Chinch!!!a—wool lined, wide collar and isppels. Sizes 5 to 14 years. 35.50. — NO. 5.—Whitney’s Indigo Blue Chinchilla—woo! lined, edges bound, collar of silk-faced velvet. All sizes, —87.50.— NO. 6.—Ratine Chinchilla—the very nobblest snd finest finished garment possible to tailor. All sizes. —89.00.— ACCOUTREMENTS FOR REEFERS. Scotch Tam O'Shanters. Cloth Tam O'Suanters .. Ay Exrrsonprvany Hasoxencumr Opreorresrry. SPECIAL—A lot of LADIES’ PURE LINEN HAND- KERCHIEFS, THREE STYLES— White, hemstiched, embroidered in white: white hematitched, em- Droiderea in bisck; white unlaundered, embroid- ered scalloped edge. —l8e., 6 for 81.00. — ‘These usually sell for 25e. We took all the manu- facturer had—that ts the reason of this price. * st floor. 24 annex. ——— Souz Uxpenwean Srectars. Just received—100 DOZEN LADIES’ BWISS RIBBED EGYPTIAN BALBRIGGAN VESTS AND PANTS. Pants are extra long ribbed and fit neatly under the stockings. —B5e., $ for $1.00.— 100 DOZEN SWI88 RIBBED WHITE MERINO VESTS, ALL SIZES. ——BSe., 3 for $1.00.— Also s complete line of CHILDREN'S HALF-WOOL COMBINATION SUITS, WHITE AND GRAY. —$1.25 to 61.65.— Cat foor., Cor Grass Derarruenr. Our line of Cut Glase includes all leading American ‘makes, such as *Clark’s,” **Bergner's,” "Mt. Wash- ington” and **Dorflinger's" and a few imported makes. ‘These goods are to be seen in our “Crystal Roou,” fitted up especially for their display. Special atten- tion is called tos line of Fine French Glasses, with Canadian Star cutting—entizely new. We guarantee every Clock sold by us and will regu- Yoto and vet ther upon the mantel. Webandie noth- Marvisleed Tron Clocks, 10% inches high. 155 Anches wide, cethedral gong striking hours and half —95.60,— 20th ot. batlding.) CPA 8008.0. 0000, Cama Depanruenr. Just received » shipment of *‘Dresden” China, [hich will be offered at the lowest prices ever quoted tor Bread and Butter Plates, elaborate open-work edge. 81.00 each; $16.50 do2,— ‘Tea Plates, same atyle. FB each ; 824 doa, — ‘Fruit Bowls. 41.25 (BUD 1008... .s0000+eseeneereneesZQHh at, building.) _— Lue Darsnruzst, rete eet: pettera, ‘“B. @H.” burners, 31 inches high to top of —s2.35.— ‘Wrought Iron Piano Lamps, elaborate wood central éranght burners. destans. _ Sizes 18 and 21 inches, (PMR MOO, .,. rrooreeens acsprerseceenes: 10th st. building.) Wena. 10m, Lee Aw FS NW. & Loranes, aes fp mee crane sp anand meer |1884. vinracfhaedharezj.ssesdh onanapensadphsenadjunsnsppasmndp-onsadfhensncp exadp-orendp-vons dp mean BRE 3 EEE SN ON ri RX RR KUN NN a A Venrasiz Hive Or Bars. There ts nothing remar} this big basipess $e are dota oR Yopcowe to tater of The-cauans.. ft tore lowest. naeriaetene eae Tht. 1 = or moving to tbe faery able Se hott Errata aware of ena a conned publi: are fact, and the increasing Fine Hichis. Potts! r ChiffonterG drawert and wa bore cut frou, 813.30 to $10.5. Solid Oak Sideboards, with ehelt and glass, cut frou 81.50 1 @ 7 34 BOMG Oak Book Case, high, 4 subetantial show'y, cut from ¥10 10 #8 50, itd Oak 3- piece Chamber Suites, 2different styles of carving and fn- feh, cht from e220 to 810 ‘Handsome Solid Oak Chiffonier. Grawers, Dutshed with large bevel mirror. cut froin @18 to #1450 Fine’ Soild Oak Wardrobe Foldin Bede. double bed re. carved and very shows, im 16th cents gpbiate oak, “Cut from “Ss Handsome S-piece Wilton Rug Parior Suite, solid cherry frame, spring edges, trimued with jiush Ruriety, of aftractire colorines and Moen : \etand new di cement. wan)stand. new drawer arransement, Sut from O00 to #44, 50. Handnome Griece ilk Tapestry and aso Sik-plush Parlor solla “carved cherry frame, bik! Polished, handsome destens and cl. Brings ih the tarestry. and all the pin shades in the plush, cut from to €48.50 per sulte. Asornen Lor Ov Taste Covens. 150 Extra Heavy Six-quarter Che nille Fringed Table Covers, in bean- Ufa! colorings and desuns, fully worth $2.50, ouly 81.89 each. sserdpersadh, sarad- sana sann af onasdly anardpqrxssdy sasedp ranedpenendpevsndp sane Centarss Frou Avertoy. Recently we wer: fortunate enonch iendous fale ani 25 to 40 per cont, 5B pairs White Imittatt Nottin cham Lace Cy 0) per 16 pairs, loxant ped Curtains, frineed Spt perp mhowy, | Kevuiar "price, “ial price, €3 per Small foe ot 4 vaire of Fxtes Pine Hoavy Chenille Portisres, 50 inches wide, attractive a!:-over desiens and heavy fringe at top and bottom, finest quality Tu-coman manufact- ured. Kewular price, 818 To close hese 24 pairs we offer them st 812.50 per pair. Joris Laxsperon. N.Y. Ave. Kink. near 13th st, 5 fe A Cesreny, 1892. Covers the period of our heldence here TUESDAY, OCTOBER Marks the completion of our eichih year in WASHINGTON, | Right eventfal. prosperous rears, marked by « series of splendid successes. A plant of wonderfal t-ma-ity end luxurious «rowth, With staying pow oteht sears ‘Consnertal Grave” th this city ts not even @ remote possibility. The whole-bearted support and ernerous patronage Of the people of the District of ©: and ear rounding country placed ux in this truly enviable position. We ows it all to themand shall endmavor by | tangible means and methods to show how fully we appreciate all they have done forus. Remember, each and every one of you, that this ts } ANNIVERSARY WEEK, | Commenctaa } MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, AND EXDING SATURDAY, OCTORER 23. ANNIVERSARY SOUVENIAS, Myrtede of tera. MEN'S SUITS, —$7.50. stapes your chosidarsands Shire Price, These are Wn checkae Romesh ‘Coats and Cotaway Fi tientiy mutter, Biaids. pi cut sacl lace Ob aby man's back MEN'S SUITS, ——ee— 2 fadon & W srecation of ereat valucs This wil be 0 week of sroat Fejoicing in ourcamp. We want ALL THE PEOPLE to rejoice with us. MEN'S OVERCOATS, Don't belfe Well, there's nothing remarkable about that. | There have been doubting Thomases | the world ever since the rest fon. “Hower we're not in the habit of vivine fuures without! acts to | Dack them, W ferent ‘st¥lew of Men's Mediu sted to the aainieres have Heb and perfect fitters the souvenir ed ped the Dasket. Choose ye tthe form, to nt finish’ to Obe's personal appear EXCITEMENT Wl run high this week, VICTOR F. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOSE, | €27 and 929 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Corner Massachusetts avenue. STRICTLY ONE PRICE Open Saturday until 11 p.m | Rewiasue Hov: OF LIMITED MEANS, EREEPERS UNDER THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SISTEM, ARE PRO- TECTED AGAINST THE INEXORABLE GRASP OF CASH HOUSES, WHICH EXACT THE LAST PARTHING IN ADVANCE FOR THE COMFORTS AND CONVENIENCES OF LIFE, TO WHICH EVERY AMERICAN CITIZEN IS BY NATURAL RIGHT ENTITLED. WHETHER YOUR POSSESSIONS BE LARGE OR SMALL WE ASK BUT A SMALL PORTION OF Baseaneses sassnsseesys gasragsassasaesesesesa e8588es ease: atessees: Gorso— Gorso— Gorxe— THAT CAR LOAD OF SOLID OAK CHAMBER SUITES, EQUAL VALUES SOLD ELSEWHERE AT FROM $20 TO €25. OUR PRICE THIS WEEK Onx $15. ALSO THOSE HANDSOME, RICH, RUG PARLOR SUITES (SIX PIECES). WELL WORTH 860. THIS WEEK Osx $40. Geo. Brerrsarra, Ferxrrere axo Urnorsreay Goons, 515 Sevesra Sr. N. W. egaenges tasaerstesseesssasseesseteaeteRs Rtbassereae reste seses Seersseesessseeeses Seestaeeseeseeggsasesessegesseagees $288 SeSeSseSEeS ESTER STSST ESE TTesSEEERETES 0c YouR WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS IN RETURN FOR THE BENEFACTIONS SHOW- ERED UPON YOU, SATISFIED THAT YOUR PROMISES WILL BE FAITHFULLY KEPT. A FEW DOLLARS WILL WORK A WONDER- FUL TRANSFORMATION IN YOUR SURROUND- INGS, INVOLVING NO EXPENSE, THOUGH YOU ENJOY THEM WHILE PAYING AS YOUR CONVENIENCE MAY SUGGEST. PARLOR, DINING AND BED ROOM FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES AND STOVES. Hous: & Hernwaves Casn Asp Cueprr Hovszs, 817, 919, ¥2L AND 23 7TH SEL AND ooze 696 MASS. AVE. X.W. Cansart & Len, 928 7th and 706 K st. nw. HEADQUARTERS FOR HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, pe cististeiitsisscecsstcesesccoscsertcoroon’ ANYUXEXSX CANNES YE AXE KAEIEEXEIREXYERESEITE, 3RXEXMXSUXALSXKCELEAIELULEEEEEXEXESEAEEEIE xxx xxx Children's Positive Black Ribbed Hose, sizes 5 to 10, at 12%. We are the selling agents for this Stocking im Wash- ington. Children's Hermsdorf Black Hose, ribbed and plain, ur geo A BRR. ppp xx $5, 374, 40, 45 and ide. aIx CC AAA R RD D. ‘ZXxx | quarters and extra lorfe, at Z5e. =ms coc 4 4 R RB DDD = — Ladies’ Cashmere Hose, ail sizes, ribbed and plsin, iz — in nz ir XEx JULIUS LANSBURGH isnow located xxx | Tray Covers, Pillow Shams, &e., Tinted Table Covers HEE githe “Hink'“New yorkave. between 325 | and’ Scarfe; Wash, bimbretiery Silks iu all shadon on member ane Zit | Crochet and Knitting Silke, Madonua and H. B. xIK aye ‘pho Ba = ‘xxx | Crochet Cotton. Zax shown in Washington. eatand 4 feet the pri oe ‘ omens te = Memon and Cushions, Pin Cushions, covered lowest over a the slentical ered. 3iz woods in America thors now prevailine xxx | Ladies’ and Children's Muslin Underwear. ‘EXE = ave lower than everbefore—owing tothe xxx Ladies’ and Children’s Coats, perfect fitting, and Xxx Saving in rent and other vxpensea. xxx | arst-class workmanship. aaa } 4 EE Cinrers Ar Bompene 2% =Ix E: =xs ‘CARHART & LEIDY, nx Zar | _oco2 SLR Teh at. and 708 Ket we. Zr Owing to.onr building not ret being xxx - - m ieted inthe ‘ine Rink''we | aax wre located our ‘Department x32 =a zz thon We grouni oot ofthe E| Bu zp teens, H Gold, Seat pss ot ar Borers Excuaxar, Ber | aug Rubber Goode. Gresshoee, ix Fix| qualities, “correct BUBBER ) ere g fen, correct si 13rm Sr. Ber. G@ Axo Ea | Bee ected aor jCarriage ar Srs. N.W. = SF pret water hotties Zxx_oc5-1m H goers 285) Gootvear Reuter ea- sitherttna Prtecstact Bei {EXEXEXEXEXEXETSIELELISTLILIEEIEE [UREXEXANE I UILIUIATETE SEX GLETEATEEIEETEAIT ‘EXRUAUEXEX EEE ECELEXEKESEXESEXESEEESEREREEE GRA No other form of DAY appeals BCuuRece ae ya nee receipts aoe ivy PIANOS. ‘Several Flerant New Cabinet Grand Upright Pianos, ‘3 etringe, full tron frame, rosewood and fancy wood ‘cases, such as oak, mahogaay. &¢., which we are now ‘selling st $300, made by seversi prominent makers ‘This is positively the first time this offer ass ever bean made. Long time. Elegant silk plush stool and cover with each piana. Fully guaranteed tor 6 sears W.G. Marzmorr & Co. ot Con. 1225 av G Sra N.W. HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT. Dr. Hammett Says It Continues Goot—A Pall in the Death Rate, Health Officer Hammett presenta the follow- ing report for the week ending October 22: Number of deaths, 108; white, €0; colored, 43. Death rate per 1,000 per annum: White, 17.8; colored, 26.8. Total population, 20.4 Thirty-five were under five years of age; 18 ere under one year old, and 20 over 60 yearn, Seventeen of the deaths occurred in bospitale and public institutions, ‘The deaths by closes were as foliows: Zymotic, 21; constitutional, 22; local, 43: developmental, 11: violence, 6. The principal causes of death were: Croup, 2; diphtheria, 8; consumption, 12; diarrhornl, 4; typhoid fever, 7; malarial fever, 1; pneumonia, 4, congestion of the lungs, 3; brenchiti«, 25 Whooping cough, 2; kiduey diseases, 5: me Bitte, 1: cancers. 4. Births reported: Twenty- | eight white mai white females: 19 col- ored mates, 17 A females. Marriages ported: Te a. Still } - good,” save the bealth “The bealth of the city in numibe week befor death rate contir The as shown by the tea among you number, ich reached 7 bat whole me but 4 in the past week Ord from bi 4 four from | accident. Of these latter one was from barn, one from falling joist, one from results of dis- ease during last war and one crusbed at rad- way crossing.” elias The Saengerbond The second week of the the Washington Light Ir under way and eclips and far at well the first week. Every night brings new attractions for those who eto spend Ein Abend in Deutschland, » usement and recreation is farnisbed rs. Crowdsare in attenda air in an undoubted «u Good music find what they are seeking, and the ge of the Saengerbund are among the asantest features of the fair. try Ar ue Star please call the attention of Commissioners to the dangerous sidewalk in front of the Berret corner of 14th end © streets ix eof our busiest thorough- and at night it is expecially dangerous on used by the removal of The damages that might xkle would more than expense of a safe footwa: Vexpoem Sar. > Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been ismned by the clerk of the court to the following: Wm. Stewart and Carole Collins, both of Pairfax | county, Va.; Paul K. Lee and Edith M. F | Basil A. Wise of Macon, Ga, and Gazzi | Monroe; Thos. C. Parruh’ and Nettie B. | | | _— | Vaughn, both of Hanover county, Va; W. A. White of Baltimore and Stella C. Freeman of Clarksburg, W. Va. | MAKRIED. MACKINTOSH -SKEEN. On My ., Fawr ap Rev f.D-Owen, DD. Mr. | dHowAs WINTOSM to “Mise CORA | EDNASKEEN, of this city. 3 PARISH VAUG! Wash | Hanover, © Hanover, V DIED. Into rest Friday. Ortober 7, nth wight Fears Fostdence, sot La ATWOOD. INH, ANNA Barial pr | |r } oe edd, ives and friends reapectfully mmvited to attend 2 TEPEN. On Wednesday. Octover 20. 1892, at 10450 m., MAKY GRACE, belowed daughter of C. Baud Grice Cappen, tm dhe twonty-ninth Sear ot of funeral hereafter. STON. | The remains of FLIZABETH GHI~ will he taken fr. Place Thursday, October ANT. at her resideuen, 1416 K wtrect northwst LEN C. GRANT, in the Sfty-cighth your of services at the house Thursday, October 30 p.m. Intern JOHN-ON. Om. Tuesday 25, 1892, at 2 P.tu., BENJAMIN JOHNSON, the be oved buwher {it tate Aun Johuson, died ta the fui tetauipl tc October a, if thy breast, ed te at text BY WIS NIRCE PULA. the Metropolitan Wesley Zion Churgh dock ? Funeral f Thurslay LARNER October 25, 1802, at 4:45 pm. WMH ot New Lurk, former uf Wastineton, aed wo vem, 0m ms ATT On October ATHRAN JAMES Mocs: twenty tly Funeral Fri PHILLIPS. » only chiid o years 5 from 7 At Silver 1RU2, at 9 I froin bits !ate Kk. Priends ana rel ¢ remains of CHARLES 3.6 and Macy 1 the vault to od yar, at 5.25 pom. K, beloved mother of Lydia Leuke oF. ¢ Metropolitan A.M. E. Chur "eiock.” Friends and relatives are invit On Tnesday, FR. the bef spactfully iuvited to attend. THRUSH. Sadieniy. on October 25, 1 Tous Ev beloved. husband off Jo twenty -aoventh year Jtrotn the redone of tie father streot soutirwent, ‘Thursday. October. r Pith fir Pricnds and relatives wvited to stteud. Eirsore y'apers please copy) ‘TUORY. On Wednestar, October 26, 1802, at am, MARY BERNADETTE. Titgh awe 2 . Fue 1 and Bridie weod mhuthe ana twenty ‘Funeral from tate TAT 12th steeat itheast, Priday. October Sk at @ o'dieck prne Felends aid relat ves iuvived toattend. ea On October 2, 182, wt 12-20 Ree Foe oedfiauiet of ee Kellie Tyler, aed eeventoeh years. ip eral will take, place ‘Thorsdag. Octoner S7, at a9 ‘Baprist Church, "Friends and 3 ™, ony four years, to orclock p.m, Zion ativesare ly invited to attend. October 25, 1802, at JOUN F WteLehe in doe wing beth ae. Funeral services st 1:30 p.m. at 313 Delaware avensie northeast, rine igheee a i : ‘the family 3 bevpravaiee intermeat af WHITE. Octaloee a B&a cher = ae neti ‘sean, Ta , dent of Georgetown, D.C. 7:40 p. year of hip - 990 Ath street 2 onan ——y 3. a = tery. ives ited tend. Tomit Rowers < * wi | Ooteher’ at 5: rita Sisted i] vuruste Wike, anative of i he age ninth year, afters painful Limes terte your Isbor: the latter ts the worst form of biebway “Merit has made a success of CARTER'S LIVER PILLS. They have become a and the peopie will have them ; ‘Then comes the highwayman AND WORTHLESS FRAUDS. Lopes to ira le upon the merit amd reputation of BEWARE OF THESE HiGHWAYMEN; imposed upon with en article offered to you as asqood” as “°C-A-R-T-E-B--S." There te nothing so good a8 °C-AR-T-E-B?8.” i a $ rf