Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1892, Page 4

CROSBY THE EVENING STAR permanent ctreulatios in Washington three that of any other paper im NEWS paper aad Ad- quainted w Washington will be the in another column, which makes plain the illegal action of the Secretary of War as to track extensions deemed necessary by the Pennsylvania railroad. Failing ina determined effort to secure the-e privileges from Congress the company appealed to Secretary Elkins, and be, disregarding both the plain law and the sound advice of his subordinates, granted the desired permit. So confident of his support were the Pennsylvania road # authorities that they even went beyond the limitsof a very broad permit and elevated the tracks on the Long bridge canseway to such a height and on such a solid foundation that a freshet can hardly fail to be more disastrous than any of its predecessors. In direet violation of law and only for the pur- pove of rendering more stable that serious ob- struction to navigation—the Long bridge— the railroad engineers have caused hundreds of tons of stone to be dumped around the piers, and now the increased tidal cleve- tion thus caused, is to be met by an embankment which will add several inches to the muddy water that may be looked for on Pennsylvania avenue next spring. The law gives the Secretary of War unrestricted power as to the removal of the obstacles to navigation and all trespassers on improvements made under authority of river and harbor legisla tion, but the Supreme Court of the United States has declared that nothing lees than an act of Congress is legally potent to authorize the laying of even a rail- road track on sach property in the city of Washington. Fully awake to the dangers which beset the government from trespassers the War Depart- ment bas proceeded against a few merchants who have set up establisuments on the edge of the reclaimed Potomac fints—establishments which threaten no public peril—and at the same time the department grants permission to the Pennsylvania Hailrosd Company to erect and intain a barricade which may add a million dollars to thedamages ordinarily resultant from such floods as have devastated portions of this city in years past. It is yet to be seen whether the President of the United States will consider this kind of dis- crimination a proud record of his administra- tion of a government of the people, by the peo- } pie. for the people; whether Congress will assent to this executive usurpation of ite legal fune- tions and whether the Supreme Court will sub- mit to this reversal of ite decrees. - ——s A letter from Assistant District Attorney ‘Thomas in the railroad permit matter is printed @lsewhere in Tux Stan. When the assistant district attorney disarows reliance upon the quoted provisions of the Maryland charter and the reference to it in the act of 1867, and bases the permit exclusively upon the act of 1870, authorizing an extension of the road's tracks to the Long bridge, he clearly modifies his original opinion as printed fm and criticised by Tue Stan; bat ‘this modification is honestly made and in the public interest, and will be gratefully reccived by the people of the city, as evidence that Mr. ‘Thomas is not disposed to eularge the privi- Jeges of the road at the expense of the public avy forther than his sincere belief as to the ‘meaning of the law compels him to proceed. ‘vec if it should be held that the railroad did mot exhaust its privilege of extending its two ‘racks to the Long bridge by the exercise of its ‘option im the original construction of the road, ‘bere would be no reason or excuse for double- tracking now if the railroed had not illegally ‘Droadened at the expense of a public park the €aaseway portion of Long bridge. a The extension of the classified civil service is go manifestly necessary, whatever administra tion or party be in power, that it is hardly ‘worth while to discuss whether « partisan ad- ‘vantage is obtained or not by such extension. ‘When Mr. Harrison's administration came in it was confronted by a regulation of the service adopted by his predecessor providing for the inclusion in the classified service of the railway mail clerks, a short period of time having been allowed for the regulation to go into effect. It fs now suggested that Mr. Harrison's admints- tration when it goes out of power shall leave a shunilar legacy of extension in the two bureaus of engraving and printing and the government ‘We realize that it ts necessary to lose a little money for the first year or two to build up ® Dig prosperous business, hence these ridicu- etly iewuciees. | We peapere to sche Gs the most pépular shopping place on 7th st, ‘Tomorrow we tavite you to « veritable bar- wain feast. Read list carefully. Groannre Nortox Sate. ‘These are but a few of the extraordinary ber- watns being offered in our Motion Depart 10 2 at REPT RRR RP His ‘R5e. Tooth Powder. RiaciccPevas Pini Reece It ts safe to say that no lower prices were ever sornwzan Barcaxs Exrnsonpr- NaRY. ‘25e. Children's Underwear... 1 ‘25e. Ladies’ Jersey Kibbed Vests.. 190 (G8c. Ladies’ Swiss Kibbed Winter Vesta __44c Hosiery Bancass Exrnsonprnany. 123g. Children’s Fast Black Ribbed Hose. 19. Children’s Three-quarter Wool Hose. ‘Be. Ladies’ Fast Black Ribbed Hose ‘29c. Ladies’ Fancy Boot Pattern Hose. Miscetraxeovs Bancaixs. Be. Fancy Cotton Lac ‘&. Hamburg Embroidery. Se. Crash Toweltny We. All-linen Towe's. 2se. Large Fine Linen Towel 19e. Stamped Scarfs. BSc. Stamped Scarfs... ‘B0e. Colored Canter Scarfs. 4%. Colored Center Scarfs... 25e. Fancy Sateen Scarfs. 15e. Children’s Quilted Bibs. So. Ladies’ Handkerchiefs. 1c. Ladies’ Handuerchiefs, ‘12sge. Fancy Colored Handkerchiefs. ‘Men's Woolen Half Hose. ‘Men's Unieandered Dress Shirts....37s¢0 ‘Men’s Scarfs, attractive colorings. Fine Windsor Scarfs. . R. Nargansos, Successor to B. J. Behrend & Son, 818 Tr Sr N.W. n OURS is She ONL bouse in the srt ee ax fre ‘tot made ae ether honest von the basis of the ‘with » stroz ubability of thereto'fs he hor iar distant future, bat domeere THRNKSGLVING hand and you should wear a, smiling face, a. Mor ag ~ the trath, however unpalatable Doa't be (afore ads tor HAUSA V ESE aa tiitraas, too." ‘Our beart of thankful our store is of, geod houest Talues im the shape of Bey feagew Sultsand Gverecata for Men and Bose 3 fire Overcoats—with capes, 9 x $2.50 vewan. ‘Two Piece Suits— $1.25, $1.50, 81.75. 82, 82.25, 82.5 a. 25, $1.50, 8} 83,25, $2.50, 83-upwar, BLUE CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS, substantial, durable, suitable for those whose Strong. business or calling requires them tobe much outof- » =$3.87-— MEDIUM-WEIGHT, GLOVE-FITTING DRESS printing office. There cau be no serious objec- tion urged to such a movement if the rules pro- viding examination shall be those which re- quire particular efficiency in the arts used in the two bureaus, with only such preliminary teste as to general knowledge as should be re- printer, quired of any Private bumnesas, engraver, £0, in cities would do a popu- lag and proper th they tke advantage of the series of experiments just concluded by a commission in Boston. This commission tested the reliability of various devices which had for their object the sving from serious injary of Abore who were unfortunate enough to collide With moving street cars operated by mechant- eel motors and decided to recommend the ly patting on the brake. Tho details of this device were stated at some Jength in Tux Stan of Saturday last. It has been painfully evident that the “fenders” in ‘use here are of little or no value; they should be replaced by the best product of human in- enuity see British sociologists cannot but be pleased With the statustios which show a decrease in ‘their national peuperis@. In congratulating themselves over the improved condition of af- fairs English statesmen will not care to call at- tention to the fact that the missing poor have been shipped, almost exclusively, to the United States. Immigrative restrictions which restrict are necessary to prevent the wholesale transfer of every movable pauper in the British isles. see ‘The Chicago police are after poliey operators who conduct their swindle with the subterfuge of giving away policy numbers to purchasers of Jead pencils. It must be said for the District yolicy man that he is at least more straightfor- ward than his Chicago neighbor. He seldom leaves his victim with even so much asa lead pencil to show for his money. —— It Bs s interest in the election has been a feverish as it was pictured there is every season to expect that the British lion will be down with nervous prostration presently, = —— ‘The state of Washington hes three hundred Indian voters. Their predominant style of Politics ie not known, but it can be safely as- serted that they are not probibitioniste, — —— President Harrison is reported as saying that the “force bill” issue not ouly kept the south solid, but made votes in the north. Editor Dana should take off his hat and bow. —— Conscientious young men who aspire to poli- ties may learn something of value by studying the poverty—honest poverty—which Samuel J. Randall bequeathed his widow. tee ‘There 1s reason to apprebexd that Homestead ‘Will not be able to get herself in shape fors goed heartfelt Thanksgiving. ——— One of the things that remain to be seen is whether Adiai's ax will come along with him mext March. = —___ It is @ little rough on our prophets to have te turn to such « mild dictas the winter weather prmpecia. CvERCOATS, Short, medium and fu!l lengths, Kerseys, Meltons, ‘Tweeds and Cassimeres. " =37.50— THE WISE WORLD WONDERS At sight of our superb lfm of Overcoats at ——TEN DOLLans.——_ WON'T YOU COME AND SEE THEM? SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN, Rice ApRearize- stylishly cut, well trimmed and 50. 87.50. TEN DOLLARS 3 bor ogee EpFrominently and bows profoundly be “Binck Cheviot Sein Three away Sack Atte ‘Terra Cotta—Doubjie-breasted Shee aerkce wea abd ‘Shetlands Sacks oul. DON'T YOU THINK sof VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 027 and @29 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Corner Massachusetis avenue STRICTLY ONE PRICE. _c0t-3m Open Saturday until 11 p.m. Jeweren Gavsriers ARE THE LATEST PARISIAN FAD. A FULL DISPLAY OF EVERY CON- CEIVABLE COLOR FOR EVENING AND STREET WEAR IS NOW EX- HIBITED IN OUR SHOW WINDOW. COME AND LOOK AT THE GREAT- EST NOVELTY IN THE MARKET. Lovvaz Grove Co., at 911 PENNGYLYANIA AVE. Wrausra & Epxoxsroxs, ‘Theadvantages of a Carpet Sweeper are too well, Known to need extended comment. Suffice it to say that the ‘newest and deat are here. Wecan sell you a good Carpet Sweeper (The Victor) ‘20 82, and the best three Carpet Sweep- exetn the market (The “Perfection,” ‘Tee “Superior” and The ‘Arlington”) (at Seach. ‘Bold Oak Cases, in two polish finishes, made expressly for us Wrugre & Eoxoxstox, 1205.P. Ave N. W. Oce Two Gaeur LEADERS Of the numerous popular lines of Men's ‘Shoes we have, ranging in price from @1to - ‘85, the sales on our following two mrest Mines far exceed those of any other lines of ‘Men's Shoes offered in Washington. ‘The wear, the fit, the style, the price of these shoes are so entirely satisfactory ‘that once tried every pair of these shoes ‘Madelof genuine **Walker- Oskley” calf, with oak inner and outer sole—hand-sewed welt Stylish (Comfortable————__— Durable-————______ (@rOFr SPECIAL $NTEREST TO GUNNERS. Our $3.50 Hunting Shoe 1s waterproof, snagproof ‘and perfectly smooth inside. It 1s considered by old ‘sportsmen the oniy good Hunting Shoe to be found in town. Snagproof Rubber Boots, $3. ‘Light-weight Rubber Boots, with extra long tops, for sportsmen, $2.50. Wu Hass & Cos Roliable Shoe Houses, 830 and 92 Seventh at. 1914 and 1916 Ps. ave. 231 Pa, se Weexyy Boers —or- W. HH. Hoss. Etoura Axp Pa Ave, A CUT IN THEMIDDLE OF A BUSY SEASON. It has been our custom at the end of each ‘season to close out the stock that we wished todiscontinue by MAKING 4 BIG CUT in the price and giving you the advantage of the same. Titis year we have concluded to do otherwise. Instead of waiting until the season's trade fe over, and you have sup- plied your needs, we are going to make THAT CUT NOW-NOW WHILE YOU WANT THE GOODS—right in the height of trade, and save you from 10 to 25 per cent on some of your purchases. Bogin- ‘ning Monday morning and continuing until the night of Saturdsy, the 19th instant, WE WILL SELL— ‘Heavy Opaque Shades, 2 yards long and Lyard wide, with guod spring rollers, at 38c.; worth 75c. to make to order. Has- socks, 25c. White and Gray Goat Rug at 82; price everywhere. 82.50. 26-tuch Supyrna Rug, $2.75. 30-inch Smyrna Rug, 23.50. Smyrna Mat, 76c. Ingrain Art Squares, 3x4 yards, #7.50. A line of good Ingrain Carpets at 40c. A line of Tapestry Carpets at 69c., and Aline of Velvet carpets, price of which has veea $1.25, wo win close out thie week at 95c. Remember, the quantity of these goods are all mited and cannot be duplicated at the price. A word to the wise is sufficient. Our Solid Oak Chamber Suit for “THE MILLION" reduced to $16.90. A large 6- Piece Parlor Suit, cherry frames, up- bolstered in silk tapestry. spring edge, for 865. A rood Couch, $6.50. A large Oak Rocker, upholsiered in silk plush or tapee- try, with apring seat, for 83.75. Chamber Suits in all woods and at all prices. W. H. Horse, nli6t EIGHTH AND PENN. AVE. Mase Hour . Arrneonve —By Mating it Beautiful, ‘Nothing adds more to the cheerful-] 7c. Novelty Dress Goods, cords, $4. 75. ai Rees of a room than bright, tasty | TPO And other eects, eee Hea Rests, T . ’ ts, with ad : Furniture. Nothing adds more to 5Tic. sastable capes ™et™ Tewstrr Axn Leatuen eore sa ‘the. — 5 reste $11.50. Goops., Lisexs, &o. day == the family is gath- Sizs. — 3Qc. Stick Pine. all strtes, . a ta 2c. Breastpins sc, Dout lead Rests, ruffle be cngippieyntcamedl Oe ee W; G atest novelties. : c* eqnecad ereema ssn LEN) OBSSAMERS. | 10c. Metal Harrpin: doz. in b cc fortable, easy Chairs—we have them, Surahs and ‘ nareers.Axp Goss 3c. Real Alliator’ Purses inside’ woth wees reitie ‘all kinds, all prices. Besides any- thing else you may desire in the Farniture line to make ‘‘Home” bright and more comfortable—to make Home, “SWERT HOME.” #@-Do you know ouratore is new?— ‘Do you know thst our stock isnew?— And last but not least—Do you know that our prices are the lowest im the itu? Geo. Busizsanra, Fonsrrone axp Urnorsrany Goons, 515 Suvenra Sx. N. W. Tuzaz Is No Truzxo Waar Wu Tonx Ur Now. Here is the place to save money for any emergency. ‘We are soiling Ladies! Shoes from 61.00 to $2.00 below regular prices. Many of the ‘Shoes are samples, and you know thet manu- facturers always put the best materials in ' u J 1 1 1 94.00 for a good $6.00 Calf thos. . WORE EVENING STAR:“WASHINGTON. D. 0. MONDAY, Suits. all sizes and all p 82:56 Jersey Suite, V-abape front ee tod House Dresses. Worth 30. ve. yard 40c. Novelty Dress Goods, ‘camel's hair effects, : ~ Az 10 Pen Canr BAURM'S. Sevenra Srazer pAGE-OF SALES.” Bisouxs For Tez Taovsasps: Tare newangaste SALE OF MERCHANDISE WILL BE A REVELATION TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON. DUBING THE PAST TWO WEEKS WE HAVE MADE ENORMOUS PURCHASES IN EVERY LINE OF GOODS WE HANDLE, TAKING WITHOUT STINT THE BEST THINGS WHICH THE MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS HAVE HAD TO OFFER- AND IN EVERY INSTANCE HAVE BERN ABLE TO MAKE OUR OWN TERMS IN REGARD TO THE PRICES, ON ACCOUNT OF BUYING IX SUCH ENORMOUS QUANTITIES. " Tins onan angay OF MERCHANDISE WE NOW OFFER TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON AT PRICES UNHEARD OF BEFORE. IT 1S A SALE THAT REPRESENTS THE |, DOLLARS TO THE MANUPA: AND_IMPORTERS TO WHOM THE STOCK FORMERLY BELONGED. IT 18 A GAIN FOR YOU AND FOR Us. WE EM- BRACED THE OPPORTUNITY AND NOW GIVE YOU THE CHANCE OF DOING SO. Ts Cross Axp Scrrs rae vanvrs are ASTONISHING. WE ENUMERATE BUT A FEW, SUFFICIENT To SAT ‘HAT STYLISH AND DESIRABLE GARMENTS ARE TO BE SOLD AT PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION, IN ADDITION TO THE STERLING VALUES OFFERED, TO THE CHOICE OF FINE PRESENTS, WHICH RE_GIVING TO THE Cc) OF PVERY LADIES! AND CHILDREN’S GARMENT IN THIS DEPARTMENT, WE ARE PRESENTING FINE JAPANESE TEA SETS, VASES, JARS, &c., WHICH ARE RETAILED EVERYWHERE FROM $1 TO 0. Boys Croraixe 1s REPRESENTED IN THIS SALE BY A MANUFACTURER'S STOCK, WHICH HE WAS WILLING TO - SACRIFICE. THE CAUSE OF UNSEASONABLE WEATHER AND OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES PLACE THIS STOCK WITHIN YOUR GRASP AT MONEY-SAVING PRICES. WE ALSO GIVE IN THIS DEPARTMENT SUBSTANTIAL PRESENTS TO THE BOYS AND THEIR MOTHERS. Tx Muuixrray we orven so11D AND SUBSTANTIAL VALUES. UNTRIMMED AND TRIMMED HATS ARE PUT WITHIN YOUR REACH AT PRICES BELOW ANY OTHERS IN WASHINGTON. IF YOU WISH TO LEAVE AN ORDER WE GUARANTEE OUR WELL-KNOWN SUPERIORITY OF STYLE COUPLED WITH THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Ocr Conrarxs Axo Drarzny stock Witt BE A REVELATION TO YOU. WE HAVE CLOSED OUT FROM WELI- KNOWN CHENILLE PORTIERE AND COVER MANUFACTURERS AND LACE CURTAIN IMPORTERS A LINE OF GOODS WHICH FOR STYLE OF DESIGN AND LOWNESS OF PRICES HAVE NEVER BEFORE BEEN SHOWN IN THIS CITY. Tx Ocr Lisex Deranrwenr we orren VALUES THAT ARE PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE ON ACCOUNT OF THE APPROACH OF THANKSGIVING. WHEN PRICE WAS LOW AND QUALITY HIGH WE HAVE NOT STOOD ON QUANTITY. WITH THIS PREFACE WE PRESENT OUR CASE FOR YOUR JUDGMENT. THE CONVINCING ARGUMENTS HERE FOLLOW: Bors Cromnxe. 85.50 Double-breasted Suits, all sizes, $4.25. Fast Selling Black, Brown and Navy Scrrs Axp Wraaes. Remember the Presents. Muuveny. 48 Trimmed Alpine Hats, best fur navy, black, brown and red, 98c. 85 and 96 Ladies’ Finely Trimmed Hats. Choice ot Covens. We have secured froin one of the best manufacturers in New York city the Balance of thelr stock of Laces suits at our own price, viz, One lot 812.00 Tan Checked Keefer oes. ‘brass chains complete for hanging, English Walking Hats, $1.98. nille Portieres, $9.98 Pan 8% Lace Curtains ...... 4.50 Lace Curtains 4 Moquetie Kurs, 1 3 Ingrain Kags, S¢riig yards, ign feet Bysantine Ruy ep ported Jersey: One lot $14 Gray Cloth Russian Suits, ices, We offer $9.98. One lot $15 Tan Russian Suits, $10.98. One lot $15, Xavy and Black Tailor- made Reefer Suits, $10.50. ‘Wo bave a full lineof Ii $3.75. is and Ulsters, Boxy Overcoats snd Ulate i ® at a Gaia Care’ Gverconts we offer $5.50. Alot of 90c. All-wool Knee Pants. All Rissoxs. No. 16 and 22 Sattn and Gros Grain Ribbons, pure silk, all colors for trim- — [a-4 Pp. ‘One lot $15 Navy Blue Russian Suits, ming and fancy work, 65c. Par. Sat, on cts _ : Remember the presents we give. $10.50. 18c. Yano. Table On Cloth. One iot #16.50 Navy Bius Postiltion Dazss Goons. $11.75. Hostway Asp U sprrwean Also? styles of $9.50 Plaid | 50c, Ladies’ Fancy Silk Lisle Silk Waists, never before sold under |” Fine Cotton Hose. above price, Tig. Ladies’ Biaci $6.48. ‘Tan Cloth Refers, and Be. 50c, Ladies! Merino Underwear, Plobed ‘sha plain, medium’ of 25c. Yano. art: ‘Pani oa Fan .98. hate «ray, and Oak Book Shelve Y Beet er mnt discon lesan 3 feot hich... ‘ 39c. Yano. secketgt fur colar and ornsinenta, cuidren's’ AMERICAN “HOSIERY | Fancy-top 5-foct Bainboo Fassia: CO.'S Underwear. si sateen covered," rufile Plaid Serge Wrappers, Watteau back, $2.98. Beige Wrappers, assorted colors, $4.50. One lot $2 Gossamers (iadies’), Teinch Sc. S4-iach Open Work Ai Hound 81.50. Bie | gl EN er eoecectans oeeemmers Jee. Pidenibcre’s Linen Collar Se. each 3g. Mommie Tray H aa $2.75. --.......10e | open work: ‘Misses“*“Inverness” Gossamers, $2.25. Haspxencuzrs. Chiffon Hand- Axp Comrorrasies A lot of ahh Sie, Sates Corset Covers, &e. 72. Face j Ove Mazzev Prices k Fur Boas, extra long. DS heekerecna oe VEMBER ff°"1892—TEN PAGES. 480 50c. tlie ons Gi snk Si Mad 18 Cerrass. Rees, Taste 26 Chenille Portieres, hhandsoms With ‘curtain = pole, ‘pins ad aad $3.98. $4.18. $5.25. 87.98. $7 and €8 Stylishly ‘Trimmed Hate, | 88.98 and 29.98 Portieres, art colors Best $3 Cassimere Suite,ever offered, | One lot $12.50 Gray and Tan Mixea | "2° materials, ae double breasted. Sizes upto 10 Cloth Suits, | $5.00. $6.98 Pan $2. $8.98. Ladies’ Cloth and Beaver Trimmed 816.50 and £18 Allover Design Che- a8 98 98 $3.98 Lave ‘Skirw, Seaegeeeecgeecggereeecercscecey iPesiagl, Millinery and Purntahing Saie ends Satur- KING FALAGE TWO DAYS’ SPECIAL SALE, 15TH AND 16TH, c ron Jackets, 3 Pged sateen” 83.98 ‘and Misses’ Black onal Chevron Reefer Yeneek: wer cr Kersey Cioth Jackets, in Light or Dark hades of Tone, Black oe how 2.00 fecres ievrog or wer Ree! with full shawl of natura) ‘opossum, ‘with animal satin lined. fulliengeh tailor made, at... 3 2 Ciniaeh 89.48 $10, $12, $13.50 Ox $15 Reerer Scrr, Brazer Scr, Enox Stir, Bensaanpr Sorrs, $7.50, $7.50, $7.50, In black, blue, tan or gray. y Cunprews Coats, sve’ and Chiliren Hester" Jackets, salle tore, that were yn in sizes #'to 14 yrare four choice of Misses’ amd ¢ Gretctien amd, Reefer, Jake te. inteat “atylen, al 50. values, 96.25, 86. $5.98 Oops Axp Exps Ix Croaxs. One lot of Biazor 2 ou Skirts. shoe ste milena « ¥'. 75 Salts thorn te va 3 to #10. Your chotce a 82. We gusrantee you a saving in Cloak purch of BTUBsRIS Zon A eeving in your Cloak purchase Srromar Sure IN Be Livres Frenstsntsas. Oc. Ibbed Ves! 3. XC, NESTS— Ribbed Vests and Pants for elildren trom 2. De. & years, . 350. Eee a Children’s: Chec Aprons, Mother bard ‘and trimmed sizes ... kea Hub- Gretchen. with lace, ali 390, arrow S—Ladies’ FoR be Sine tee Tibaritee e 256 ss ee 50 17 5c. —cattaren’s Capa, oad cars, siaca, plush and alk. 5, Q5c very pretty shapes, only SOC Kisos Parace, SI2S14 7TH ST. N.W. 1 ghbabbbabseobssbepsbogbegecss | Leaprxa Coxoss Ts Ki Groves Tis Szasox ARE “ROYAL BLUE,” OX BLOOD AND GREEN. Of course we are fully equipped to supply the de- mand. Our center counters will be loaded with these novelties tomorrow. Ladies’ 5-button $2.00 02 Biocd Best Kids at $1.67. Ladies’ Sutton $2.00 noyat Bias Kids at $1.67. taaies 31.75 rook Gioves, royal bine, at $1.40. Ladies’ &-button Suede Mousquetaires, dark green and royal blue Reduced trom $2.00 to $1.67. All tried on and warranted. A beautiful Glove Hook given with every pair of gloves. HERE ARE SOME VERY CHEAP GLOVES: Ladies 4 button Undressed Kids; worth $1.00, Ladies’ 7-hook Foster Hook Gloves, dressed hid, st" 85. Ladies’ 8-button Monsquetaires, undressed. anced trom $1.25 to 95e. TRIED ON AT OUR RISK Store open till 7 o'clock. Lovvaz Grove Co. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 911 911 Guz & Sox. Con. Lx Axp F Sze. alg THE POPULAR CORFECTIONERS. Tax Masxers Azz Fux —ot all kinds of Butter—good, bed and indifferent. If you know “your man’ and are certain you always get just what you thing you buy, follow the maxim of “Dewy” and *‘go ahead.” ‘We sell oniy the purest and creamiest Butter churned— Wouldn't sell anything pHs! invariably astow if mote rls are | wegive you better WASHINGTON, Nov. 12, 1802. Cut this out and by presenting | this coupon within ten days from above date we will allow a die count of 13 per cent on every : purchase im MENS, DOYS OR CHIL DREN'S CLOTHING. 4 ed ety Cun eye Con ing Soe Oem a Owing to the fact that are MANUFACTURERS, ‘ue for less inoney thar eay Clothing House im Washington, To give you an ides how low we are really selling our foods we give you a few prices of our leaders Ait ae = enon. 87.50 by + — yaheaneed Suit clouble ss. 50 A Sibaetamstoe S210 poate For SST BS A Handsome Light end Hew A Graces Re Full Cape Black Chevkt slo 'y the duplicate te el. Lealer for ws. Chinchilla or « 7 Gvercoah foreececs enn 37.00 Nous sack te tile country Ae cach ire one SLI5 A Grantee 8250 S195 $2.50 AS tote 58e. 500 risnnet siict Waite foros 250. We havea grest many more bargains to offer, bat the space will not allow us. We cali your spectalet- tention NOT TO FORGET TO BRING THIS COUPON WITH YOU. No matter how low we make our prices, or how small your purchase may be, FOU GET THE DISCOUNT JUST THE SAME. Weare OVERBURDENED with clothing. We MUST unload ourselves to get our MONE ont of ft, hemes we sacrifice our DISCOUNTS by giving them to you. If you want bargain don't fail to “OALL ON US FIRST.” Cassox Buz Crormya Coxrarr, i Frrn ceo v v RFR gE 6 @U EERE gs F tS 0 & Pee ee — Fr dU Goce wih ik Desiened to attract your attention when compared ‘with what you pay for same goods elsewhere. Scam every line closely ; it is a bareain in tteelf ‘35e. Best Enlish Tooth Brushes (warremted).....210 25e. Fuglish Wax Bache, first-class, 10 0c. French Solid Backs, durable oe ‘7c. Bath Brushes, good quality bristlen.....-ecc..49° ‘25e. Bath and Totlet Sua, largest variety in the 25e. Combs, hard rubber, all styles... 0 @1 Hair Brushes, Kent's, ail bristle (Englieh)......5600 5c. Shoe Sets, a nice one, two brushes snd Se Be $1.25 Malt Whisky, Mohawk Valley, guarant. pure, for medicinal ure....... shina sD 20e. Whisk Brooma, very good.........--~ oe 1 Beef, Wine and Iron, Lest known tonic.. 6 Hand Mirrors, large size, cheap. oe Pocket Stoves, complete and counpact 2 Bay Rum, St. Thomas, the best to be had. 25-. bo:tle The. Atomizers, hard rubber tube (good)... a #2 Syrines (best), no metal, ali hard rubber tubes . . 81.50 Syringes (ood), 3 hard rubber tubes 82 Hot Water Bags, 2 qt.. best quality rubber: Fountain Syringe, rubber tubes. Tce Bags—Spo Rubber Syrinces . $1.50 Fever Thermometers, cuarantee’ accurate, Qe FRESH SWEDISH LEECHES 3UST ERCEIVED. SPECIAL. Pare Castile Soap and Turkish Wash Cloth, Toilet Water, ali odors down, at 2 Plush Toilet Cases, brash, comb and mirror, as our leader, Bt. .seneeeer-n-- Our stock of Holiday Goods is the largest in the city. #1 Hood's Sarsaparilla. 81 Scott's Emulsion 81 Caticura Resolvent 81 Green's Nervura. . seca 81 Plerce's Discovery and Favorite Prescription... 81 Brown's Iron Bitters. . 1 Ayer's Hair Vigor .......... 50 Fellows’ Hypophoxphit 30 Wade & Butcher Razors " 1.75 Wade & Butcher Kazors, hollow «ro $2 Wade & Butcher Razors, full hollow ground. @1.34 ‘This is a sample of bargains we offer. @1 Honing Strops, patent swivels, double,only....50e Shaving Mugs, Shaving Brushes, Hones, Scissors ‘and a!l sorts of Barbers’ supplies. 10c. Hand Scrubs, defying competition te 0c. Bali Glycerine Soap, fine. ~ be 10c. Monster Soap, Glycerine, Honey, Eider, &e....50 Above are also special bargains. .25c. Sponges, an unusual large size... KOLB PHARMACY. LEADER OF LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E. 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