Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1892, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. cose aeeeeeMowember 8, 1892. THE EVENING STAR basa regular and permanent circulation tu Washington three times larger than that of any ether paper tn the city. Ae a local NEWS paper and Ad- vertising Medium tt has ne competitor. ——————————— ‘This fs election day. The day when millions of men will shout themselves hoarse for the candidate who will be defeated and when other millions will temporarily lose their voices through efforts to glorify the victor and his ‘cause; when the hopes of one party, perhaps two, will be crushed for four years. All over the great geographical area of the Untred States there is noise and enthusiaam and scheming. Im the cities the clamor of the multitudes has drowned the bum of commercial industry; in the country there is forgetfulness as to crops and indifference in all matters that are non- political. Everywhere except in this city there fe more or less of disturbance; bere only is there absolute calm. It may be that the silence will be fractared even in Washington before midnight, but the chances are that nothing more vital will be broken. For the political parties there ts nothing more to do than await the retarns. Each, according to ite supporters, has eondacted « brilliant and magnificent campaign, has shaken the strong- holds of corruption and foulness to their | foundations, bas assanlted every position held by the frightened enemy, has found encourage- ment im every act of ite opponents, and fs now confident of the victory that must come to the only party that has for ite object. the purifica- tion of the ballot, the uptifting of American manhood, the enlargement of American institu- tions and increased prosperity for the entire nation. In recent presidential contests the public has never had to watch closely more than two oF three doubtful states, and on the rewulte in those commonwealths the popular verdict has hinged, but today the dubiousness is so widely scattered ‘as to make probable « general attack of mental strabiemus. These uncertain spots have all deen indicated by Tie Stan's special corre- spondents, and when the period of doubt has given place to the first moment of certainty the same faithful chroniclers will, through the same medium, «pread abroad the truth, and a great crowd will thie evening read the news as it is | displayed in front of Tar Stax office. Since the incoming of clvil service reform the | {nhabitants of this city view with but little ap- prehension the coming of election day and ite | inevitable muceessor—the fourth day of the | Maroh following. ‘There is no good reason why | any Washingtonian should permit himself to be | unduly excited, and the probabilities a there will be an entire absence of anything more | harmfal then the noises withont which true | partisanship seems to be as nothing. | ‘There will be no real reason for national | grief, no matter which organization comes out | on top. Whatever party wins the greatest re-| public fn all bistory will continue to do busi- ness at the old stand, and the prosperity which | comes of intelligent industry will be ours toa greater degree than ever. Even the collapse of ‘a political party could not more than momenta- rily disturb the national equilibrium. ———__ oe It ie to be hoped that one of the great parties will get s majority of the electoral votes, and that the selection of « President will not be left toa handful of Weaver electors or to » House of Representatives, concerning the constitu- tionality of whose composition without the ad- ditional Representatives allotted under the re- cent census serious question bas been raised. Weaver is conceded the Ne- vada electors (3) and has # good chance to win Colorado (4), Nebraska (8), four im Minnesota and one in Oregon. Other western votes are claimed for him with mote of less confidence. A result of the bal- Joting, which would give him the balance of power in the electoral college, would be no more extraordinary and unexpected than » clear victory for Harrison or Cleveland. The failure of Harrison to secure a majority of the electoral votes would at first glance seem to mean the certain victory of Cleveland by the vote of the House of Representatives. But it has been intimated by some of the third party leaders that some of the Weaver electoral votes would be thrown for Harrison if necessary to defeat Cleveland. The failure of either Cleve- land or Harrison to get a clear majority of the clectors voted for today would, therefore, re- sult in # competitive scramble between republi- cans and democrats for the Weaver electors, in | which previous party affiliations, promises of action on the silver coinage question and perhaps superior pecuniary temptations ad- dremed to individuals might decide the Votes of these elector. Or if they held to Weaver indifferent as to whether or not their course would elect Cleveland, the House, alleged to be unconstitutional in its make up, would be made the arbiter. Let us hope that one eandidate will have a clear majority. We want no repeti- tion in any shape of the experiences of 1876. {| —— | Fifteen republican registere! voters at the New Haven hospital are quarantined, it is said, | on account of the smallpox scare, and if the | nutmeg state is close enongh for their votes to decide the result there may be a chance for an- other contested election case exceeding i in- terest the Inst state election there. +o i ' play if t= mot apt to do so later. The prevailing 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. XW. —o—_ Tar Porsts Or Istenest ARE IN VARIOUS PARTS OF THE STORE. ‘The tmportant Sttver Ware sale, including such reya- able makes as WILCOX SILVEB PLATE COMPANY, MERIDEN BEITANNIA COMPANY, SIMPSON, HALL, MILLER & CO. (Pivat floor of 1ith at. dutiding) ees ‘The apectal sale of an importers stockh-HAND- WROUGHT SWISS AND IBISH POINT CUR- TAINS—at two-thirds actual worth. (Ath floor a nee 11th at. Bldg) —— ‘The opaning of Oriental Rugs anf the offering of » SPECIAL LOT OF DAGESTANS FOR 6.78 AND KASAKS FOR 10. (Gt feor_________.____..-- 1st annex) — ‘The unperalisied offer of FANOY BUCKLES AND MILLINERY ORNAMENTS of ent steel, jet, frosted, Mflvered and beaded. Worth 75e., $1 to @2.for 20, 25, 35 and 60c. (4 for... eee 20 ERO.) Tomorrow. Gnasv Orextxo Exrosrrion Axp Srrciat Sure Or YARNITURE FARNITURE Fo Far Ayn Wistrr Or 92-93. OWN OWN ‘This season marks the high tide of “Dress Em- bellishmeat™ popularity, and if feminine interest dors not culminate tomorrow in this elaborate dis. fashion Gemands that every well-dressed lady have more or less embellishment to her gown. In all that ts right and proper we are prepared to help you meet that demand. + We went direct to PARIS, where these dainty, exqutsite things are made, carefully selected them ourselves, and now submit them to you for Just what they are-the acme of refinement, style and beauty—Parisian to the last thread, showing an originality, a delicacy characteristic of the French. They quality, cannot print | thelr richness, Hundreds novelties, the | shades and styles of which are not only new, have too. We of but have an unusual individuality and bear the marks of exclustveness. Altogether they forma col- lection at once extensive, varied, unique. This par tial Mst will give you an inkling of the incomparable assortment: Imported Zeuave Jackets, crocheted and Jet combined. —846.00.— Jet Eton Jacket Fronts. —$7. 75 and $11.00.— Jot Zonave Jackets. —#12.00.— Jet Bodices. —$1.50 to 96.00. — ‘Pearl Bodices. ——o— Black Silk Eton Jacket Fronts. 85.25 and 87.00. — Black Silk Girdles, —S0e., We., $1.75 and $2. 00.— Colored Silk Girdles. —S0e. and 96e.— Braided Velvet Zouave Fronts, Russian coloring and design. Blue, gray, green, black, tan and brown, —93.5 Russian Band Ginps, 2 inches wide. 81.65 ya. — Russian Band Passamenterie, 1 to 2% inches wide Jot Passamenterie, straight and scroll de- sign, 1 to 7 inches wide. Biemarck has again heated the waters of po- Kitieal controversy in Germany. When the ex- ebancelior fails to perform this task it may Be | reckoned an off day in the fatherland. Joys it, Perhaps the Kaiser does not. — ‘The cholera sapended proceedings bet ire and | the grip postponed its promised visit w itil after election. Both the epidemics evidev tly recog- nizg © big institation when they seo it. - —— «heed Tom Watson is reported bure bis town down. The firing of a town as the result of the firing of « Cor.gressman is an exceedingly bad precedent to establish. —_—_-o—- The world will know in the morning, per- haps tonight, the value of Mr. Cleveland's re- | cont remark that Mr. Whitney is “the greatest politician of the country.” ee So faras can be judged from Washington | stand-point, Uncle Jerry Rusk, as director of the weather, has seen the duty of a staunch re- publican and done it. +e It will be about all the telegraph wires can | do to carry the news toniy,bt. Sincere expres- sions of feeling would im some cases probably burn them out. ———+ee____ Tue Stan will conduct » campaign of educa- tion on its own account with the aid of « stere- ‘epticon and an extensive and reliable clection news service. a Bakerloss, gasless, newspaperless, street car less, the crescent city af New Orleans feels her- | self on the wane pending the strike. ~~ wee. ‘The local politiciams have done nobly all that they could do. Today their part is the leading heavy standing-around. a ‘The weather prophet says that it is to be cold day im t he northwes' For Harrison or for Cleveland? ————_ we The quietness of the campaign makes the election excitement all the more effective by contrast. ——_12 so —___ The election bet has for a time superseded ‘even the allurements of policy. —— +02 ‘The curtain falls at last on the spectacular flop performances. +e Homestead will now have an opportunity to fetire from politics. He +n. | tWrentening to| —Tie. to #12. 00 ya. | Pear! Passamenterie, with and without allt, 14 to 134 inches wide. —30e. to $3.00 yd. — Black Silk Passamenteric, 1 to Sinches wide, Laxssvncn & Bro. ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM OUR Fusssez, Dersnruesr. ‘Thie department this season, brilliant with indispensable materials for fall end Winter, is prepared for the requirements ‘which cold weather must necessttate. Our stock of Medicated Flannels for ‘underwear is quite extensive, ranging from the lower grades to the most superior. PLAIN RED FLANNELS from 25 10 60c. vee x. PLAIN EIDERDOWS, 4-4, all colors, at T5c. ven rp. PLAIN EIDERDOWN, with spote, 44, at $1.00 xa. PLAIN EIDERDOWN, with apots, 3-4, ‘at 750 ven rp. HANDSOME PLAID EIDERDOWN, 3-4, at 75o. van xv. FINE FRENCH SACQUB FLANXELS at 750. ven vp. @atirely new patterns) PINE GERMAN SACQUE FLANNELS at 50c. ren x. 104 STRIPED SKIRTING, bright colors, all Wool, at $1.50 ven x. Anew lineof FALL OUTINGS in nest plaids and stripes, fc 12bo. vxe xp. Our stoek of EMBROIDERED FLAXNELS ts more extensive and patterns handsemer than ever, from the narow scalloped edge to the more elaborate patterus, beginning in price at 75c, um 980. $1.00, $1.25, REMNANTS always in stock. Caxtox Frsxwers In all the different grades. C25 UNBLEACHED as iow as Oto a1 BLEACHED as tow as Gio. per yard. COLORED CANTON FLANNELS, DOUBLE-FACED CANTON FLANNELS, TICKINGS, SHEETINGS AND PILLOW CAS- ING. READY-MADE SHEETS, READY-MADE PILLOW CASES. Tn all widths—in al) lengths. ‘If Out of Town order by mail. L A SN ON L aa BRR gS8s L AA NN = Lo AAA NN tun 2°42 5 § BBR OU oD BoBU o ben, GU Baa UD BBB UU oy a3 yy faa® ps 28 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH ST. Scupnisen. ¥M MMANY MEN WHO ARE OUT OF M THE ORDINARY PROPOR- MM TION IN SIZE AND @HAPE ARE AGREEABLY SURPRISED WHEN THEY FIND THAT WE CAN PROP- ERLY FIT THEM WITH READY-TO- WEAR CLOTHING. THEY SAY THEY HAVE FREQUENTLY TRIED AT THE OTHER STORES, BUT WITHOUT sUC- CESS, WHILE WE HAVE DEMON- STRATED TO THE SATISFACTION OF HUNDREDS OF THE BEST DRESSERS IN WASHINGTON THAT THE FASHION, FABRIC, FIT AND FINISH OF OUR GARMENTS ARE NOT SURPASSED BY EVEN THE HIGHEST-PRICED CUSTOM TAILOR CLOTHES. TTTTHOSE DOUBLE AND SINGLE- t BREASTED SACK SUITS FOR T BUSINESS WEAR HAVE MADE US HOSTS OF YEW PATRONS THIS FALL. THEY ARE NOT ONLY 8TYL- ISH IN APPEARANCE AND FIT PER- FECTLY, BUT THEY WILL WEAR WELL AND GIVE ENTIRE SATISFAC- TION, AND THE PRICES ARE VERY MODERATE. SEE THEM. Rosrxsox, Panzer & Co.. Awertcas Crorniers. 1200.1202 & 1204 F Sr. N.W. Te. to $4.00 yd. Black Crocheted and Jet Passamenterie, 14 to 24 inches wide. —82..00 to $4.50 ya. — Colored Beaded Passamenterie, % to 3 inches wide. —B00. to $7.50 ya — Jot Rages, 34 to 1 inch wide. —10e. to $3.00 yd. — Colored Moss Edies, 4 and 1 inch wide. —25, 32 and 50c. yd.— Black Silk Moss Edges. ' —25 and SOc. ya. — Black Silk Edges, 3 uch wide. —10 to 50c. 74. — Colored Gimps, 4 to 2 inches wide, le. to He. ya. — Repverton Sate Or Fise Fonsrronz. ‘Mahogany, Maple, Birch, Walnut Ana Oak Cuamper Sorres Ar Gaearty Repucen Paces | Black Silk Gimps, 1 to 23 inches wie. —Ise. to 75e. yd. — Black Silk Crocheted Gimps, 4 to 2 inches wide —Sée. to $1.75 yd. — } Fancy Colored Braids, 4 inch wide, with | wilt eave. —0e. ya. $1.00 dor. — Fancy Colored Braids, 6 to 1 inch wide, ‘with fit or contrasting color combined. Ie. Bte., Be. and Fre. yd. — | Black Silk aud Mobatr Trimming Braids, plain and fancy, 3 10 4 inches wide. He. 10 80e. a. — Black Silk Binding Braids, all widths, \ —Te. to 2c. yd. — | Gast for... --11th st. bide.) ' poner Fay Woonwarn & Lormnor, i 10TH. 11TH AND F STS. N.W. For Oxe Weex Oxsy. $2 ly you want a Chamber Suite of any kind don't P THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. TUESD W. A. Prencr & Co, ‘719 MARKET SPACE. = The New Library Ie Open! FURS ‘Will now come in for s large share of your stten- tom, and in view of this fact it is best, perhaps, that we tell you of what are to be ‘‘the things” coming FUR Season. All the new are here in iIlimttable erray and the prices put them ere put there to please, FEE Cites Will be extensively wort. They come in 18 and ‘24-inch lengths and in the following FURS: Black Coney. China Seal, with Marten Collar. French Lyn: x. Monkey, with China Seal Collar. Astrakhan. Marten, Mink. Tis STERS OF Beis Popularity as the sesson advances, Both Feather and Pur Boss will have hordes of sdmirers. The FUR BOAS include these: Beer, Raccoon, Netural Lynz, Opoasum, Black and White Thiet, Pink and Black Thibet, White THE “LATE? ORE: & R PR Fuk TEhans Are ecquiring new friends every now and wide edges and bands, stock is complete in every sense. yard up. TEROE'S ¢¢ é Pisces “Calter LEE EXTRACT, « delightful perfume made expressly for us, will be sold Saturday at a very low price to introduce tt, G@rAsk for PIERCE'S “PUZZLE LAUNDRY CARD," the cutest little thing ever produced. And @o your Underwear and all other shopping IERCE ¢ “The Place to Shop," 8rn Sz Axo Pays. Ave N.W. A. F How’ Osrex THESE COMING COOL DATS Wat You WANT TO HEAT THAT ROOM? WE HAVE GAS STOVES, 25, 83, 83.50. OIL STOVES, 81.50, 84.50, $6. 88. C. A. Movpmias. Preciated. FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Best line of Gents’ Patent Leather BLUCHERS, OXFORD TIES AND PUMPS. Our newest novelties in French Linen Slippers and Oxford Ties, in evening shades—red. pink, biue, green, yellow, lavender. Wusox & Cann, 920 F ST. N.W. Baltimore Store: 4 and 6 W. Balt. st. n8+tt SERRERE SRE REE SERERESER SELES ECE SERBEREY: $50 350 350 250 350 350 350 350 Bo Bo Bo BS B50 350 Exsx To Tae. Everybody is willing to acknowledge the virtue of COD LIVER OTL, but few will admit that it is pleasant to the taste in its crude form. As itis Prepared in our Puosrnarte Exvrstox ‘This fault is not discoverable, and the full benefit of the remedy is obtained without any unpleasant taste. As A Toxic And ‘‘builder up” ft excells, and par- ticularly in obstinate coughs and bad colds it is most efficient. There are lots of Emulsions, but there is only one made by us, the freshness of | which we guarantee, as it is Mave Dany. Paice, 65 Cra. Pen Print. You Cawr Box Tr Cuzarsn. You Cawr Ger Ir Berren F.S. Wuiuss & Co, DRUGGISTS, UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE. MEH [=I ‘miss this opportunity, as we are positively obliged to make the sacrifice to make room for other goods, already under way. Geo. Bazrrsanta, Forsrrone axv Urnorstery Goons, 515 Sevesra Sr N. W. ARXAANANANIATLATNAAXK AXIXEXIXY! XAXXXX Sy SSti3 34 $33 x: RE x: x: x x: JENS ESNet Established 1851. W. G. Merzenorr & Co. FAULTLESS HARDMAN And? CELEBRATED KIMBALL PIANOS. = Entire new stock of Pianos and Organs. all styles ‘and sizes, at lowest prices, Easy payments. Guaranteed fully for five years. Elegant Scarf anid Stool given with each Piano. Call in at our new store and look sround_ nett W. EM MEW EWEN i” A f Tr you navdn't yet heard or read of the drese me tertals and eupplise offered for 84 note lower portion of this cotumn, But first read of the ““spectals” tn trim- mtnurs for these dresses. * All-wool Hercules Braids at the following unusually low prices for best quality: 1 inch wide, 8. yard: 1% inches, 100. yard; 2 inches, 140. yard. The New Titian Braids, in all the best styles, 36 to B inches wide, 5a. to G80. yard. = Silk Gimpe, ¥ inches wide, besutifal desisms, tn all the Gress goods shades, So. to 280. yard. Remnante-ehort pieces of 2:4 inches widegimps that may be advantageously used—only 2ho. yard. ‘The new Fur Trimming, with silk gimp in center, ‘used as edge or band, G60., S50. and $1.15 yard for ‘those of Bisck and silver coney and muskrat fur. ‘250. te O80. yard for the narrower edges to match. New lot of cut Jet, Colored Bead and Silk Bodtoes, Girdles, &e., $1.35 to 96.68 each, which is from 800, to $1 less than previously quoted. ‘Large size Buttons, in dress goods shades, reduced to 500. dozen. Mauser Sorters Frou Pans. Palais Royal prices and milliners’ prices are as dif- ferent as Jewelers’ and P. R. prices, 380, yard for Double-faced Satin Ribbons, with moire band borders, These are seen on the chotcest imported hats, and are sold by the yard at the milliners’ at 50, 68 and 75 cente—the price de- pends upon thelr different ideas of what profit should De added to the cost, ‘350. yard for the Scotch Plaid Ribbons that are ‘usually Judged worth 50 cents, 680. yardforthe Parisian Plaid Ribbons that are 201d in some establishments for as mach as $1. $1.85 bunch for Chotcest Ostrich Feathers, in black ‘and correct colors. Those at the miflliners' marked ‘$2 bunch are no better. ‘98c., 890., 680., 590. and 480. a bunch for other Ostrich Feathers, in all the new shapes and colors. 16e..and 190. each for Selected Wenge, in black, ‘white and colors. 480. and G80. for Jetted Pompons that are worth ‘750. and €1 from the milliner's point of view. 10 Pex Cexr Discouxr. ‘Don’t forget that you may claim one-tenth off the marked price of the ready-made costume you select, and that any alteration will be made by anezpert mo- dtste without extra charge, and don't forget the 10 per cent discount is only during the special sale of dress ooda, Tus New Ste Usperwean. ‘The quality, finish and fit of the new Fleeced Ribbed Balbrigvan Underwear is making eager buyers. Ladies’ All-size Vests and Pants for 500. ‘Missew’ and Children's sizes, 250. TIGHTS in fast black, white and gray. Ribbed Cotton Tights, 50c., 680., 750. Wool and Cotton Tights, All-wool Tights, $2, $2. All-silk Tights, '.98..83.25, $3.89, 84.50, 84.68, 25, 85.50, $6, 86.25. Gar The Silk Tights at 83.25 have feet und come in black, cream, blue, pink, red. Two Bancarss Ixy Hose. 2c. pair for warranted Fast Black Hose; Chil- dren's Ribbed Stockings, with double knees, sizes 5 to 834; Ladies’, with high spliced hools, sizes 8 to 934, all at 21c. pair or five pairs for 81. 35e.—Ladtes’ Boot Pattern Winter Lisle Hose, fast us 614 12: Sz black feet and uppers of fancy colors, which are guar- anteed fadeless, 350:"mstead of 400. 0 pair. Theee hose are now well and favorably known. Three pairs ‘will be sold during this sale for only @i. But not — more than three pairs to any one customer. res nes ay THE PALAIS ROYAL. Bo 8 30 BS HS $8 583 $3] continued vetow.) Wusox & Caza, Fixe $3.50 Snozs 4 A eeoe a AA D 1 ‘These Shoes must be seen to be ap- Ta Bop & E Exe Ses® Sso8 (MATERIAL, LININGS AND SUPPLIES) Fi 3 8) Tie omering appears ateurdiy reat in your favor. To those who are skeptical—who think there must be some ‘‘mistake"—we write: Defer judgment until you have seen, Thisis whatthe Palais Royal promises you for 94:—Choice of a dress lep;th of the various mix- tures and colors in the English Cheviots imported to retail at 85e. « yard and ail of the following supplies: 2 yards waist lining, 5 yards skirt lining. 1doszen ‘whalobones, 3 yards casing, 2 spools silk, 1 piece vel- ‘Yet binding, 1 card of the famous Delong hooks and eyes. Dress and supplies all for So. sists Baroass Herz Axo Tuern A Sorviceable Skirt that will look like a silk one may be secured at nominal cost. 89c., instead of @1 yard, for the Changeable Taffeta Silk for the ruffies; 50c., §nstead of 7c. yard, for the Mohair for the body of the skirt—garnet, cardinal, plum, myrtle, brown and black. 54-inch English Winter Broadcloths, imported to soll at $2.50 a yard, for only $1.75. The secret of the reduced price 1s that all colors are sold excepting browns. @ Srecut Sace Brack Fasares. ‘The late important purchase was so favorable to us—to the Palais Royal and its patrons—that the buyer Fequests you ask for samples and make comparisons with the somewhat higher cost goods of competing establishments, WARRANTED FAS BLACK. All-wool Serges, claimed worth 506. All-wool Serges. claimed worth @8e. 45-inch Wool Berges, claimed worth 80c. ‘The following are regular stock and certainly as ood as possible at the prices. 54-inch Black Wool Storm Serges. . 54-inch Black Wool Diagonal Cloths. 40-inch Black Silk-fintsh Henrietta. 45-inch Black Silk-finish Henrietta. 6 Full line Priestiey’s Silk-warp Henricttas and fancy weaves for winter wear. We ask comparison of Palais Roya! prices with prevailing quotations, For evening wear'tis the new Russie laces, hers én the scarce gaslight colore and at Palais Royal prices. If you wish to be more extravarant ask to see the eryetal, Jowol and pearl trimmings. High prices, but less than prevatiing. ‘For Black Silks Jet Laces are the latest. Special ‘values are here—will befor afew days. Those3to 8 inches wide, 44c. to $2.yd. 2inch wide Insertion to match, @1 and $1.25 7d. 27-inch wide Nets, $1.48 to AY, NOVEMBER 8, Tex Women 4 Dee [FERRY S 1892—TEN PAGES. — ennanoQ T te lots of satisfaction to us to sve how fastly and J) itor nn contre rn 1 ‘here is anything « Indy will drop im « berry ft te & poorfitting patr of Corsets—no matter what claim the quality may ley to merit. If they dont At the ress won't, If they don't At they cannot be com fortable. If they Gon #t you are risking health to wear them. The FIT ts the foundation of satie- faction. That ours do, the coming tack for the second—third—for every new pair proves. ‘We keep our stock botted down to the makes we ean positively recommend. They are all BEST— ‘differtng only in some Getaf! that suits you, or eome- Dody cise, better than the others. R. Axv G. Consers. BAFETY—7 conta. WHITE—MEDIUM and EXTRA LONG-@1. EXTRA LONG, HIGH BUST—FAST BLACK a. WHITE AND BLACK SATINE—EXTRA LONG—81.50. EXTRA LONG WHITE COUTIL—81.50. EXTRA LONG WHITE COUTIL—satine bound and silk stitche—#2.50. EXTRA LONG WHITE SATINE~sik stitched—#2.50. Tuousows Grove-F; rrtixa Corsets. “‘R. H.-medium and extra lone—@1. "G."—medium and extra long—#1.50. “YOUNG LADIES’ SPECIAL"~75 cents. “MISSES SPECIAL"—50 cents. VENTILATING—all lengths—$1. “C. P.” Consers. “SONNETTE"—Whitesatine, extra long and high bust—81.25. |. SMASCOTTE"—white satine—92. “No. 263—"White and Black satine, extra Jong —82. 50. “ALMEE"™— White satine and shert—@1.75. “No, 824"—White coutil—82. “SPOON CLASP*-¢3. “VENUS, No. 1"—White satine, fan back— 83.25. “VENUS. No. 2\~Black Italian cloth, fan dack—83.50. “P. D.” Consers. EXTRA LONG WHITE COUTIL—81.75. WHITE COUTIL—satine bound—2.23. No. 248-WHITE SATINE—82.50. No. 97—-WHITE SATINE — extra long— 83.25. No. 97—BLACK ITALIAN CLOTH-€3.50. Da Wansers Consers. “GYPSY"—Black—regular $1 quality—re- duced to 85 cents. HEALTH CORSETS-81.25. CORALINE (No. 333) IMPROVED—extra W. C. C. Consers. “ROYAL WORCESTER™—satine, extra long and high bust_81.75. “ROYAL WORCESTER™—eilk pongee—-€3.50. Misses: Axo Cumpsexs Waters. The “DOUBLE VE" are 50c. and 650. Ask at the CORSET counters for the peculiarities of each. Our assistants will willingly point them out to you. If you are not comfortable in those you are wearing change to one or the other of these. None of oursare high—but we wouldn't daretocarry any cheaper ones. That ts the bait worthlessness always uses. We couldn't guarantee such—and we want to everything ‘we offer you. bee Perars, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” Established 1840. ‘Telephone 993. Frour News Fnox “Owpou~” A. wise oid ow! ost one tree and he was could be. Said he unto » ‘The name of this Ceres Flour, made of No. 1 hard Dakots and Minnesota ‘wheat and ground by the patent process, is getting to be monotonons. It's in every housekeeper’s mouth in the country. What ‘with the name of ‘Ceres’ by day and the noise of the rainmakers by night I can’t ret ‘2 bit of sleep.” We sympathize with Mr. Owl, but people wouldn't talk about “*Ceres” unless it was worth talking about. It is ‘*Ceres” that makes “‘more” broad, “*lighter” bread. “*whiter” bread, “‘eweeter™ bread and *better” bread than any other flour in the world. Boware of imitations Every sack and barrel of the genuine ‘‘Ceres” contains » circular signed in autograph by Wm. Mf. Gait & Co. and bearing the imprint of two gold medals. Find # All grocers sell “Cores.” Putiton your stove list. We only sell to grocers. Wx. M. Garr & Co, “Wholesale Flour and Feed Deasers,™ Gor. 1st and Ind. ave. n. w. Pc Fiasicine—J nweray- Kerancremenst ==¥ fA S= SEATS: ———— SECURE THEM Now. ‘MAKING A SMALL DEPOSIT———— —=531-Sivea_Sz_N. W—— Capes, Neck Boas, Muga and Fur Trimmings of every known Sur. ‘Three more New Sealskin Refers, with the large flaring storm collars. ‘New Shape Black Fur Capes for $10. ‘More New Fur Neck Boas, head and al. Bisck Astrakhan Fur Capes, extra length, 814. Wuusrr & Roorr, ws 905 Pa Ave N. W. 1237 PA. AVE. X.W. will be as = news by the element. ‘Sousht for by the ladies ux S, Of Ladies’ Walsts will’ te neither waste of time or money. vat sued, $2.00 “Eeivaster ‘on “lance wine. honest value that every customer $1.49 ~~o—_0-——0— o— "mere Waints $250 “Share 81.79 35.50 H.R . ined 2 SHEL" Noee Se JERE 59. $1.25 “ai, ica “89a 50, SM | (78 with Hamburg, 81.00 os her 79. $9.00 “eee i= = 97.88 w oan wo Lage, Deere : sun so ASTI SEI, say ae A. Karruax 900 PENN. AVE. XW. —f THE Pi PLES MONEY SAVER. offered < 8) As “Paste Is To Tae Draxoxo. Pity there should be so much difference in the quality of cut glass. Makes it so cheat and so hard for you to get the Guallty—the beat” The obly remedy we know Sudewent of is Rot to trust your own to q an expert. “The committer the” E; sition dH the Prize” to “"] ss ‘Cut Gias : tor reness, dazz| rriiliancy Noriesnality of cuttings" Next toquah the Scurting that costs.. We would “drop and so much appreciated day and Ai yaad Aanirorey Gifts, It isn Wroasra «& Epwoxstox, 1205 Pa Ave N. W. Ts Your Hote Wins If it ten't, more than likely its facilities are out of order. A little fines to mtn : or oles gos t whens. Lat inte ‘as ex- a7 heating expert *“doctoring” may be all that is needed to get plenty of warmth out of an old Latrobe, ‘Range or Furnace. Or if anentirely new “‘beater” is needed speak to us about it. Tn etther case wecan give you ‘actory attention and the benefit of a low price. S. 8. SHEBB & BES: 432 973 SHEET N. W. 27 www a tre il i ge EL wwww cos H Ww w u Buttercups, Almonds, Walnuts, Jellies, Taffies, Co- coanut, &e., &o. 60 Crs La Ar Gurs For Gill's best, which bas no superior at ‘any price, and the style of packing is elegant. 40 Cre Le Ar Guus For a mixture of the 25 and 60c. ‘This assortment is extremely popular. 13 Crs. A Box For Peppermint or Wintergreen im half pound boxes. Gut & Sox, Con. L1ra Axp THE POPULAR CONFECTIONERS. kinds. Creams F. . a7 FivcrecesnnticesserceretniirretniteL 1 LALIT 17th eetes LL Tat Theetettet pritttieite Tr Is Rarwxc Toors Brosues. bribeeetett Mil AL AL FONDA Axp Conpaxt. (Cash Jobbers end Retatiore, 807 PEt AYE 807, oper Rome Keven! Veiwee ct LOSES SHE Wik MINNIX, FONDA & COMPANY, 807 Penna Ave NW. = Fit) (Telephone 100.9 Tse Wannex Sor Hoven 1115 F Sruser N. W. We have recetved three mew lots of Men's Genuine Prench Patent Calf Bals, that were made up to sellfer 06, which we are selling at €3.70 per pair, « price that cannot be touched by any other shoe desler tn town. Also severai cases of Ladies’ Fine Button and Lace ‘Shoes that we are selling below manufacturery whale- sale prices. Our prices range from $1. 70to €3.50, while ‘the regular prices range from @2.75t0@h Thesare sample shoes, and most of the sizes are 3 and Sig, B and C widths. ‘We have another lot of Ladiew High Shoes, known tothe tradeas “‘oddsandends” or “broken sisea.” ‘The regular prices of these odds and ends range trom $3.50 to 86. These will be sold at one-half of marked orseguler peices. Remember, ONLY 4 PRICE for these odds and ends, Taz Wasarx Sson Hovsa em L115 F Srusez N. W. M. W. Beverron No, 1215 Fand 1214@et Woovre Puzsexre (Of elegant designe in Rica Cor Grass Wane, Oxrx 750 Pex Pam 62" Ask for the 75a. Corsets as eftvertiond ‘that we may know-which toshow you. 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