Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1892, Page 4

THE EVENING: STAR: WASH NGTON. ‘D.C. FRIDAY, NOVEMIES 18, Sore P EAGES THE EVENING STAR. | SHINGTON,. WA | November 18, 1992. | FrIpay (Rosny s. NOYES Fattor. larger thant Ae m local NEWS ps Medinm it 10 competitor. the ef | are Exrrsorprsarr | AT THE BON MARCHE. Thete is always some local controversy a over the ¢ t= Tomorrow will mark « Red-Letter ag = Day in our Coat Department, for we te be pure have closed out from two of the largest manufacturers New York thetr balance of 20 to es of this season's leaders | develop . republican, ly to the} est th conts. They ancrifice them beeause the veaton bas beon backward and they have not recetved the expected re- ers. We wi turn them over to you S848 Excu . ‘They embrace coats that were made aaa Si front | to sell for 29.50, #19, $10.50, $11, eee 811 50and at a Hike capacity | appear ermpiewonsty inthe! Log _Digconal Chewten tees sree President, | i, kop rs ar batons, bik SOAS the part ve hos not bean drawn in ar- | antnaty blue Worth #20. ranging for thew vast quadrennial reeeptions in wt is host and one or the | Tan and Gi sik cord bitte “Worth $11. Lor 892 2. Cheviot iter ‘attoun Rolvet_ inserted collar, otable | number of eared 2040_sicex nine pt Lor the ste f th i acinal Reefer, box, notch collier. fay Qa al entertainer, Ere eke, teeade, teas Rated 88.48 pecdooenage Flin hick horn butions. Lor 3212 tainme, a fine art, the nation is more and | cue¥t't Reefer, Runt pire ery year to arouse to enthrsiaatic ih part . 8 Piytshs Pockets, notch colfar. Worth aimiration ali visiting Amer: ar — 219 vt 2212 rive nrgen mize Faglish Ten! Reefor. erere lowe ith collar of. geitine ghangics far. Wik faced to tag neu "| ings. Worth $1 oz — LOA X aan stgsea sor. v dita hindi ugh sn Giototaaie Rests, $8.48 per” 8 ter k De | Roneh Cherio a reeds watisf ims hind | sloth face 38.48 ted ‘ilar, flap pockets, Wor suk faced ‘ty side Only Sure Or Newaaners. sain. bave closed ont from one of the Font tngnincturem in the counte balance of Ladtes Pte Clot markets with the ivernems and nz semen These are of sed © bim a very workings of poy NIIe be operated - Saint = ne selitnag a ntion magnet the city of WC sicice tomorrow ii sno equal.” says Tre Wasu: . Ob, yes, at bas Baltimore ' b magnet is its magnetizing will write ou a postal ganizations that convened : aring port year Tne Stan be presenting the Americcn nerous bod: wir presence in) Exrraonprvany Creanaxce asia! ie : . profit due tevemme there isa lady tn Washington in searca " as of Mat Yr she will never agein have such as will be ome ont Fancy Feathers rs Jested Jetted iat Wingyg Colored Pons, Ostrich Per Mas + Which have bee neat offered tor for we will floent stock m Pon Pons, & w line at fr actly on m1 ehait ther ates marked 21 sell a special line of Buckles, real Value, 48e., at the low price of bh associa-! « H sve. Ose Grove Banca. We announce but one Glove bareain morrow, bat it mak Ext it lacks in quantity Fine Mons wee, in black, tan, ox EACH. ‘ood, brown the aitve testrianisin of poverty. and gray, never tefure sold for less ee - | tuan Kamor by a report Benaive Davia ry sm Atlante Osix 98e. ren ram wid te ical vicimuitudes } * ough material for public com Tae Bos Manca, 3h 4 N.W. Sate O: prixeH L “Hors mmuow Ar Hoove & Ssyvprrs, have been fortunate enough to secure swof Ladies’ Spring heel Shoes com (ae unser bricen These are Ya igen J arw equally suitable for eves. We will soli thes wwusorruw af tole : to make | Ladicy Baton shove of sieht goat) another trig i hut “gonege top. asting heels’ 2-090 pe i. wate i Pati. th a country ber A lies’ Cioth-top Button hoes of siazed) epee Check mat vaieuieathe, SD . ie » Pai, $3 » Sate. weconsilered these uw You will recugti2e, duvar-under price the | Fontana Saturday Children's Day. Complete ling uot being | oe "Miva, Youths’ and Soye™ sbuniance, The Shoes at povaler (iow) prices eseamiters | FLooven & Sxxpea, NW. 1217 Pa A * How Anocr Yorr Tursxserise Dissene Have you all the requixiteTable Ware for Thaa! sriving dinner? best day of the your to “break in! a new Dinner Set. Mave yous large enorgh Platter for the vird?” Wo have all the Janie sizes, in bath Viatn and faney china. Have you a suitable, Carving Set to dis- sect him? We Rave tw sets to any other store's one. Carving Se@sfrom $1.13 to $20. Hawkes! Brilliant Meeriess Plawless Cut Gigs for “setting off” the tabla, see HRRET! & Epwexsros. Count Mithiewics bee demonstrated that cas-| WW iLMARTH ONSTOR, fies im Spaim have been superseded in the Seid | 1205 LZ Ave N. WwW. @f alluring tetion by raiiroads in China. Varanetes on tb from Magybaud the tilie we ard uy ouler state acinar os Hogton secures te hezelf the Qeouranee ‘wat rhe & abe rd « wanteing - mptestionabi the times b. ence a Twentiets Centary Cl — Mr. Cleveland is doubtless reflecting on the perversity of fate. He once seid be dewred simply te be a private citiren. als — — Viena at ‘There te a large amount of firet-chue raw A a are aes Materml for epttaphs to be found in the back | ~ anon ey a New York has demonstrated that a bore thow may be juite as eMfuigent a social success ee grand pcre aes No other house DOES—EVER DID—or EVER WILL—sell such STERLING QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES as WE quote. Sass Axp Cowpasy. Resewen-Asv-Reapy. TETYOMORROW'S SHOPPERS WILL — HAVE ALMOST AN ENTIRELY T NEW STOCK TO SELECT FROM IN OUR BOYS’ AND CHIL- DREN'S “STORE’——-TO THINK OF SUCH AN IMMENSE LINE AS WE CARRY BEING SOLD BEFORE THE SEASON IS HALF OVER-——CER- TAINLY SHOWS THE DRIFT OF POPULAR SENTIMENT. WE HAVE DUPLICATED SOME OF THE LINES. THEY WERE BEYOND BETTERING. BUT WE HAVE REPLACED OTHERS WITH STYLES THAT HAVE DAWNED LATER —— QUALITIES THAT SMALLER MONEY WOULD REACH IN THESE LATTER DAYS OF THE MAKERS AUTUMN. 80, REALLY, You WILL FARE THE BETTER BY BUYING Now, S—a-n-s——a_s_p—C_o-a-p- WE ARE GREEDY AFTER VALUES FOR OUR #5 GRADE OF SHORT PANTS SUITS, OVERCOATS AND REEPERS. WE ARE EXTRAVA- GANT IN THE CONSIGNMENTS OF QUALITY WE MAKE TO IT. THE MOMENT WE GET HOLD OF AN EXTRAORDINARY GOOD LINE OF GOODS, CHEAP-INTO THIS LOT THEY GO. A HUNDRED OR TWO STYLES OF VALUES THAT ANg- BODY CAN SEE ARE WORTH MORE THAN $5 ARE THE RESULT. MIGHT AS WELL TRY TO RACE & CAR HORSE BESIDE “NANCY HANKS” AS TO MATCH OTHER FOLKS %3 LINES WITH OURS. THAT'S WHY We PUT THE ‘“BESSEMER" IN THE @5-GRADE ITS SO SUPERIOR THAT'S WHY WE PUT EACH OF THOSE SINGLE AND DOUBLE- BREASTED PLAIN AND PLAITED STYLES—JUNIOR AND VESTIESUITS AND THE MULTITUDE OF CAPE OVERCOATS AND REEFERS INTO IT— THEY ARE SO STRONGLY MADF OF SUCH STOUT FABRICS — PATTERNS. BETTER IT WAS LAST WEEK EVEN. TER THA FULLE BET- IT HAS EVER BEES S-a-n-s—a-s_p—Co-m-p-a Loxe Pasts Scits. THE BIG BOY I8 NOT BLIND 10 EPFECT..—aS SOON AS HE GOES INTO LONG PANTS HE'S GOT ‘ IDEA FOR FASu- WE'VE CATERED TO THOSE WHIMS.—--DONE IT WITHOUT MAR- KING TRE QUALITIES—MADE THEM JUST AS WEAR-RESISTING.— HUGGED CLOSE TO THE MEN'S PATTERNS-AND THE BOYS ARE WILD OVER THEM. DOUBLE BREASTED i TH AND FOUR-BUTTON cuT- AWAY FROCKS-PLAIN AND NOBBY FECTS —— SOME THAT YOU won'T ANYWHERE ELSE. —— ALL SIZES—1i TU 19 YEARS-85 TO @25. S-a-n-s—a- Ovezcoars Axo Reerers. BOUGHT AND BOUGHT AND OVERCOATS —— AND TOO —— TRYING 10 WITH DEMAND. THESE YEW MILD DAYS HAVE GIVEN Us A CHANCE TO “FILL UP.” THERE ARE LOTS OF STYLES AND AS NY NOTIONS FOR THEM— {LE AND DOUBLE-BREASTED STERS——CAPE COATS — COATS———AND THE DIF- SLORED AND DIFFER- IMMED REEFERS--—TO FROM 2% TO 20 To @&%. THE BEGIN AT #1. WARM AS WOOL CAN BE. WE'VE BOUGHT = -M-P-A- OVELTIES. IF YOU WANT TO SEE THE OD- DITIES-KILT AND SHORT PANTS EFFECTS-YOURE REALLY CoM. PELLED TO COME HERE FOR THEM. WE HAVE THE NEWEST—AND BEST. WE HAVE THEM EXCLUSIV TAKE IT ALTOGETHER WE'VE GOT ‘THE CHOICEST ASSORTMENT OF SEASONS-THERE’S THE BEAU BRUMMELL JUNIOR-THE ““MID- SHIP-MITE’-A LITTLE NAVAL EF- FECT. LOTS OF ODD GET-UPS AFTER THE JUNIOR AND VESTIE PAT- TERNS—IN FANCY CLOTHS AND VEL. VET-THE LKUSSIAN BLOUSE WITIT PANTS OR SKIRT-NOBBY TWO AND ‘YHREE PIECE SUITS—SOME OF BEST AND COMPANY'S MAKE—WHOSE SOLE AGENTS WE ARE HERE. SOME FROM PARIS-LONDON AND BERLIN. YOULL BE SIMPLY CHARMED WITH ‘THEIR CUTE ORIGINALITY. Sans Axpv-Co.e Tue “Oster. OURS 13 TBE ONLY BOYS and CHIL- DE FURNISHINGS STORE IN YOWN. BUT WE KEEP EVERYTHING INIT. UNDERWEA R—DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUPFS—HOSIERY—NECK- WRAR-SHIRT WAISTS—CTHE GREAT AND ONLY "STAR" BRAND—THAT YOU MOTHERS WOULDN'T swap FOR ANY OTHER BRAND THATS MADE-SOLD HERE AND NOWHERE ELSE—) — KID GLOVES ~ NATORAL WOOL GLOVES. THE WHOLE LisT 1s HERE. N-Y, Saxe Axp Comex. “Rane-arrs. OUR SHOES “STAND THEIR GROUND.” THERE ARE SIZES AND STYLES FOR THE BOYS, MISSES, and CHILDRENS. WERE GOT THE DAINTIEST NOVEL- TIES IN LITTLE BOYS’ H£ADWEAR ‘THAT HAVE BEEN CREATED FOR MANY ALONG DAY. AND FOR THE BIG BOYS THERE ARE DERBYS AND CLOTH CAPS IN ALL THE NoBBY ‘SHAPES ANDSHADES. LIKE FURNISH. INGS-AND CLOTHES—AND SHOES— THERE'S ONLY ONE COMPLETE S$10CK OF JUVENILES HATS IN TOWN AND THAT'S OURS. NO “FANCY PRICES" ARE ANY- p—C_o_u-p-a-n-¥-. Be Preranen. TTTTHERE ARE STILL A GREAT — MANY Boys WHO HAVE NoT T YET BEEN PROVIDED WITH THEIR WINTER GARMENTS, BUT THIS WARM WEATHER Is NOT LIKELY TO LAST MUCH LONGER AND IT IS A GOOD PLAN TO FIT ‘THEM OUT YOW SO THAT WHEN THEY DO NEED THE HEAVY- WEIGHT CLOTHES THEY WILL BE PREPARED, NO MATTER WHAT THEY NEED, WHETHER IT 13 DRESS-UP OR EVERYDAY CLOTHES. YOU WILL FIND HERE A com- PLETE STOCK OF THE PROPER KINDS AT THE PROPER PRICES. R THE LITTLE FELLOWS EF WHO ARE NEARING THEIR F FIRST PANTS THERE IS A SPE- CIALLY ATTRACTIVE SELECTION. TWO-PIECE SUITS, WITH DOUBLE OR SINGLE-BREASTED JACKETS: JUNIOR SUITS, SAILOR SUITS, ROYAL MIDDY SUITS, JERSEY SUITS, VELVET SUITS AND THOSE VERY NATTY LITTLE SUITS WITH VESTS, IN ALL OF THE STANDARD WEAVES OF CLOTH AND THE RICH- EST AND HANDSOMEST COLORS AND DESIGNS. ALSO A CHOICE LINE OF THE RICHEST NOVEL- TIES IN KILT SUITS AND EVERX- THING THAT IS WEARABLE IN OUTSIDE GARMENTS, BOTH OFER- COATS AND REEVERS, FOR ALL AGES. TITTHE MOST FASHIONALE SUITS £ YOR THE YOUNG MEN AND ? Boys From FOURTEEN 10 NINETEEN YEARS OF AGE ARE CUT IN THE SAME SHAPES AND FROM THE SAME FABRICS WHICH ARE SO POPULAR WITH DRESSY MEN, BUT IN COLORS AND PAT- TERNS SUITED TO THE AGE OF THE WEARERS. THE SAME WITH OVERCOATS, THE MOST POPULAR STYLE BEING THE DOUBLE- BREASTED OVERSACK OR BOX OVERCOAT IN DARK COLORS. BRING YOUR BOYS HERE AND WE GUARANTEE TO CLOTHE THEM CORRECTLY. Parker & Co. Rosissoy, Americas Croruiers, 1200.1202 & 1204 FS: N.W. Mca of MATTHEW BERNHEIM Tih st. wear Daw. Over Ose Tora. ‘We have an immense stock of goods to sell, We want to well 2 large part of them tomogrow. In order to accomplish our ob- Ject we have made these tremendous reduc- tions, which will make tomorrow beyond doubt Tur Gnueatest Banears Day Os Recono. fovern our business tomorrow. They make a combi. ‘hese statements, briefly, are the'‘One Idea” shat will nation that savors of frankness and honesty tosay the least. We know that people like to Luy where they feel sure of being able to distinguish Lack from white ~misrepresentation from truth. A FEW OF TOMORIOW'S BARGAINS. Laps: Axv Misses: Croaxs. Tatler mde, "Were e800 Rows 8" 33.98 Heagy Sguag Far Trimmed cout. O4 QS, Lutes Beton Cat, tailor made, Were 85 4.9 Tan Be 1 buttons, Lon- @Q >= Con's latest novelty Were $16.00: Now. O+O Miguen’ Novelty Cloth Coats, Were $7.00. BP QS, $4.98 Misses’ Cheviot Coats in black and blue Were 88.50. Now. Israsts Deranruesr. Infants’ Long Coats, embroidered. Were 7 BO ..B5e. Infants! Long Petticoats, Were 8c. Now.... BOC. Infants’ Silk Caps. Were 79c. Now... Mews Forsismse Deranrwesr. Men's Heavy White Merino Shirts and Draw- 4 5 ers. Wet ‘Now. atural Wool Shirts and Drawers, 8c, Milefe ah ix Now, "BSc. Were 1. Celluloid Collars,.all styles. Were 19s. Now....80. Fine Silk Scarfs, Four-in-hands and Tecks. Were roc. Now... Celiuloid Cuffs, all styles. Were 40e. Now... L5c. Men's Black color. & Stamless Sox. Warranted fast Roc. Now. *.10c. Miscerzaxzovs Banoarss. ‘ers, bottles. Were 81.73. QT Dagtaer, Dignes adrapie plate, Were Q ] Tadies? Eevptian Yard Vests. Were Side. Now. ‘37. Were $3.98. Figgamtiy Framed Etchings. Gem Dress Shields. Reduced to. Bephyr Wornted. All colors. Were 6c. mesg ve $1.50} W. 734 Asn 736 Tr Se 734 Axsv 736 Tin $ Jusr Receive. 85 cuitprey’s PLaip axp Fiavs CHENS. All sizes. Intended to sel at $7 cial price for tomorrow, D GRET- Spe- sty ty i “Re Se oS ge BR - 64 iaptes caevior astnicnan Fen | TRIMMED 341NCHES LONG KEEFER. Made to sell at #8.50. A lucky purchase allows us to offer them tomorrow at “ Lonel ee yw - eS 31 capres: ra F REEFERS, lop seams, silk Mined, pearl buttons. Manufactured to sell at 812. Special price for tomorrow, snag S585 # = § aioe bt u My? Se = 57 susses' ReEFERs, 1 sizos, the newest colors and a dozen of them every shape. Vox pleated or gathered back. Made to sell from $7 to #10. Choice tomorrow, gs “ ee gs ts at 8 se ae My 24 LADIES' NEWMARKETS, with the newest fad—the three-piece full cape—in black, blue or tan. SL2is the price charged for them by competitors. For tomorrow only 14, 16 and 18 years ut “a can ia ceed A ry Pu aoe i Myf Sah 12 snxep NEWMARKETS, long military cape, very stylish. Price of them, $13. For tomorrow only Be Hates ’ ial \ Ba ae Ho Ed "3 % 2 308 - 9g 28 rapes svrrs, tn reefer or Russian biovse effects, in black. blue, green or light mixed cloth. Sold from $10 to $14. “Special price for tomorrow, ._ dagonal cheviot, good quality, and made to sell at 85. ‘The very spe cial price for tomorrow, qe 5s ees ge f . oe rd Son od 20 -ram pune woot Eye wool warp and filling. Worth 86. To close them out tn one day special price for tomorrow, “ ie ee Oe goo 4 A RRR K OK '™ 688. gop AA RRKEK " §'5 Sok asa RMR BS: . CoS Tun A*A EOE OR Kk 5587 734 Axo 736 Tim Sr N. W. 734 Asp 736 Tr Sr. N. W. (7H TERCE, TERCE A. P & Co: Sth and Penn. a TOMORROW. OMOREOW! ATURDAY, SarvRDAY! 8 QUILpReENs | 18 CHESS DA With us, and this week we have an extra plece of good news for some thrifty mothers. We made a purchase of somo Chotee Silk Coats that as ring and fa!land not quite heavy 2 Winter wear. Seeing our m take wo are going to close them out at once, and intend to divide the orizinal prices by two, and the result will be our loss—vour gain. By either adding a heavy lining, cr wearing an extra sacque underneath, these little garments will be heavy enouch for cold weather, and at the cost of an ordinary cloth coat. 1 214.00 Piain White Coxt for 87.00. 7 $12.09 White Coat, velvet trimming, 86.00. 1 812.00 Plaid Brown Coat for 46.00. 1 12.00 Piain Gray Coat for $6.00. 1 810.50 Plain Old Ros» Coat, 85.25. 1 812.00 Plaid Old Rose Cont, $6.00. 3 $7.75 Plain White Cashmere Coats dt 84.98. ALE THES: Gi0ves $1.00 Pant They're al! guaranteed. 5-hook Foster Lacing Gloves, in black, tan and. ray elace 1.00 Sutton Mousuctatro Suedes,in tan, y ()() in tan, white and ray and white, 4-vutton Glace, ‘pearl, with bluck stitching. ==. 81.00 4-batton Suedes, in blue and red, 81.00, © baton Gace Mousavetaire,in poan Diack and sclt-atitehed, #123 qual it = $1 00 hook Tan and Gray Glact A DiS? IN PEaeeuene and varioty of odors. Ylang A Finns Jockoy Club, Suciuther ENF 01 the Valley. Stephanotis, Oppopo- net,” Muletiours, dasa, Bridal Bouquet, Urine “lower, Swiss Tilie Blue Lilies, ke. Were ct on. Saturday only. i Bay hum. note: CoOSE FLANDEERCHIER Gate. Ost ANDKEKCHIEP ALE. A new lot of 273 dozen Jap Silk Hakfs., embroidered tn colors and. Mhite, hemstitehed and scalloped. To be sold at less than the cost of manusacture. 3 for $1.00. 5 manwracture. ia (or 3. Another scrtment cent Suk Waudkerchicfs to be sold 196. Jeo. Gentisien’s “All-iinen” Hemstitehed Init Handkerchiets, re for tomorrow from fuced ets. each to3 FOR 82.00. ISCOUNT. CHEE ATA DESUE Cali a Chil 's 3-cent Hose for. Children’ tidren’s oe PEGE ay “Where Quatity’s First; Profits Second,” "Tae Ponssr Frova Or Moveny Traes—“Cenes.» Marruew ae ag ae] ‘These prices positively for Saturday only. x Se ELL 403, 405, 407 Tra Sr. N. W. "Ceres" is made from No. 1 hard quality ‘Minnesota and Dakota wheat and is made ofall the wheat. Its refined so carefully that it bas gained the reputation of being “PUREST” flour of modern times. Sarge" makes ite ase’ in treadmading. All housekeepers who use it agree that it makes MORE bread, LIGHTER bread, WHITER bread, SWEETER bread and BETTER bread than any other flour that ever came into their kitchens, ‘There are clever imitations of ‘*Ceres,” ‘but, can always tell the genuine by the cigen'ar placed within every sack and barrel and bearing the imprint of two gold medals andtheautozrarh signature of Wo. M. Galt (& Co., to tinttate which would be forgery. ‘Your grocer sells **Ceres." Buy a cack or tue ror trial, We only sell to grocers, For Mes | | \ ‘or Lanes Dx A pate for Ladies’ | or Men's All-wool | Overgaiters. U BER —— ATT pee p. z Ee rE ® Ere Cou Eu §ss® = If you have not tried any of the Shoes we are selling this seasou youdo not know what exceptional values we are offering at merely nominal prices. The wonderfully large bus- iness we are doing is a puzzle to many of our competitors who are in more favored business locations, but it shows that "Value tells.” We hardly expect every one who reads out } announcer to become one of our pa- trons, but we do know that we can make « Permanent customer cf everyb: ay Who kives our Shoes a fair trial, oe Your Cumprex Try On Tron Cid” Sea: ‘s Button. — Girls Calfskin Button — & Sto 10%, 11 to, $1.50-2¢ tos ——— Cork-sole Shows for Boys or G On Wares Suoes Tex Orn. $1.25 Genuine Dongola Button. 81.50 “Ideal” Kid or Goat do. 2 “Royal” Boots, “Our Own" $2.59 Hand-made do. **The Gein” &3 Fine Hand-inade Button, Laced or Bluchers. Rename Try Orn: Boots, either coarse or fine. The vergest variety in town, liable Laced or Gaiters. “Ideal” $1.50 Veal Calf Shoes. ‘The Onty **Royal” $2 Calf Line. Our Own 82.50 Fine Calf Shoes, Cork.sole Hand.made Shoes. Foot-form” $4 Custom Shoes. Foorwear 50 Cesrs || DoD pep oo bop D 00 «Dopp bpp AND EER XN N ppp ¥ XxX bob ESE N XN bop Sss§ Is Croaxs At astonishing reductions. all new goods, latest styles and of lots that we cannot duplicate. 2 Coats, black diagonal ¢ ot roilshawl, Krimmercollsr, 3 Price @2L00.. Now. with lange bn n malton. tan, sl Trice $18.00. Sow tons, made of ined, size 312.00 9.50 | and 28, th ne breasted and sod Ss 1 Coat, made of | with laree on | Lined, size 2 Black Eni trimmed « Se Trice 81 1 Medtum-weteht Coat, of Fn glory eaeilentis made, size 811.60 Xo 2.36-inch-¥ ay Real ter 13.0. 'N The above Coats are all are our best sellers at the regitlar prices must they seli at such great reductious! Srrasnerarrs, 404-406 Tom 3 BIG BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR. Ladies’ 25c. Heavy Ribbed Vests at 196 Hoary Swiss Ribbed Vests and Pants at 39, Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Union Suite, all sizes, at 98c. aT Sraaspurcen:s, Dez Goons, Croaxs Norroxs 404-406 Axp wu. Hans & Cos Reuse | Ten Sr. $14.50? ——IN FINE sHORS. MORROW, JRARGATN TONSERSS: BASU Diz Bring the iittie ones to ue on SATOR- DAY. We not omly sell pom esp, com sortable SHOES for theit tender’ Me {eot, bat we also present cach and every Coe of them with = pretty, pleasing peeerut We've just ived another oe iar $200 “Diuchers 28 you ae for, And at ty Sh tegul Shot oy caleirntea» = 78300 Wear one pair of either, and you's wear anciker one DO SHORS tor Another otcetient BHOR. tor. = Our Oren” Cait rs ave wos S950 Wo cay a Th: SHOE for Ladies ty our Don- '8 Button, fe" thie mee Pe Ly. nant Lantiner ord wit horn, une hove? Seo Lote of@other stylist fl For Ladies and Gentiem-n 333 Ore. 33) Ore. i From TOMORROW (Saturiay) we will give the above discount on al! CLOTHING bought of ua. Suor Houses. 990 and 932 Seventh st, 1914 and 1916 Pa. ave. 231 Pa. ave. se. T For 49c., Men's Camel's Hair Underwear. ask 72 For 30c., Men's Heavy Merino Underwear. ask Bde. = ask 81 For 95-., Men's All-wool Medteated Scarlo: Under- ahi wat san F Thi 30 An elegant assortment of Suits from ®: = only. wo (2) Days: Sarz- SATURDAY, NOV.19. MONDAY, NOY. 2. Others Others ‘or 750., Men's Natural Wool Underwear. Others rts, double breasted and double back. Others ask aL For 48c., Men's Heavy Bleached or Unbleached Canton Flannel Drawers, double seat, all seams felled; sizes, 28 waist to 46 waist. We have in stock any inseam length. For 35c., Men's Unlaundered White Shirts, inade of heavy muslin, linen bose back, Beat the 50c. kin For 9c. pair, Men’s Seamless Fast Black Half Hose. Regular price, ~ reinforced front and gusseted and patent stays; sizes 14 to 17%. pair. ‘or 86c.. 26-inch Gloria Cloth Umbrellas, color ranted, variety of handles. Others advertise the ne as a leader at 8c. ‘or 482., Men's Soft Hats, different shapes. NEW FEATURE—BOYS' CLOTHING. to 83.48. no comment, for our clerks is department need are always kept busy here. = ‘or 25e., Boys’ Heavy Satinet Pants. Others ask ‘his extraordinary sale is limited to two (2) days a ees cy freee Ae i wet? REX: 743, 745 AND 747 EIGHTH ST. 8.E. 715 MARKET SPACE, BET. 7TH AND 8TH N. W. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, NOY. 19, 1892. Feather Boas, $1.99. Tan Melton 20-inch Tailor-made Cloaks, pearl button, $9.50. Black Cheviot 30-inch Tailor-made Cloaks, 84.20. Reat Lynx Belly Muff and 3-yard Boas. Ac- tual value, $25 act. Our price, 819. Black Hare Capes, 18 inches long, €4.99. Electric Seal Capes, 18 inches long, $15. ‘Wool Seal Scarfs civen toeach customer pur- chasing a Ladies’ $10 Cloak. HOLIDAY DOLLS. 30-inch Bebe Chuman Doll, $1.95. All colors in Thibet Muffe and Boas, 3 yards long, $16 set, ‘MILLINERY. 50 Fronch Pattern Hats, $10. Actual value, 825. 25 French Pattern Hats, 85. Infants’ Caps, in silk and plush, from 50c. upwards. 26-inch Gloria Silk Umbrellas, 95e. By paying-e small deposit we will keep for Youany article you may select for the Holidays. Cloaks altered free of charge. n18-2t “SHE Lore RANCH ALTO. HILT ‘ACTORY. RANCH ALTO: HIRT AGTORY: bt the best, Shirts -. Fa ft an ate ‘Dress Shirts at Aad The ok mot mg inst ys fit = ees ily reinforced, &c. €leach. BY & ES a. Sri Factory. Se apg 218. As there are others of the same name Desides “*Geo. M.. Jr..” who bandlebut- ter it behooves his friends and patrons to bea little careful in sending in orders, particularly by telephone and mail, ss érievous mistakes are sometimes made. “Geo, M., Jr,” has Been identified with the butter trade of Washington for more ‘than twenty-five years. hence his envisble reputation for FINE BUTTER at lowest We have had but little fall weather, con- Sequently we are overstocked end must sell the goods even at a loss, E. B. BARNUM &CO. 218-3t 931 PA. AVE. MM MMC K OK NN § EPR W ov wm ossy MMMM KK NNNE wwwwr MMMM KK NNNER WWwWww MMM KK NNN E www MMM K KN NNESE W W DD A oT . D A I ft 2 J DP AA HL y 8, D ASA il L t pp A £2 LL t ERB TITT TTT FRE RRR L gE . r E KOR fi fee $ $ ke BE = What a harvestiieid of Coats and Reefors we have for the children to sport in. We have cuiled the choicest productions of the foremost manutac- turers of America, We have any number of styles which will not befound in any other establish- ment in Washington. The following represents but afew of the many equally attractive bargains awaiting your buying Children’s Navy Bine Twilled Flanne! Refers, sizes 6 to 12 years. Only @3.2%5 each. Children's and Misses’ Navy Blue Cheviot Reef ers, 6 to M years, Only 85.75. Children’s and Misses’ Navy Bine Cheviot Reefers, with the popular Russian back, Sizes 6, Sand €10 years— $6. Siges 12 and 14 years—$6.50. A number of styles in Misses! Stylish Light Tan and Mixed Novelty Cloth Costs at 80 each. ‘Misses’ Brown and Ten Mixed Novelty Cloth Coats, Watteau back, bishop sleeves, pointed flap pockets, bone buttons, years. Oucht really be marked &. Yow Por (vhiléren’s Moaks. Now Fer Citaers Lng Css: Children's Tan and Gray Mixed Gretchen Cloak with deop cape. Size 486.7, 50. Size 8-88.23 Size 10-29. 12-29. Children’s Si Gretchen Cloaks, new style sleeve, trimmed with light fur, mavy blue and Size 6-87. tan mixed. Size Gyears—@11. Size 8 years—€11.75. Size 10 years—812.50. Size 12 years-S13.25. Size 14 years—S14. Moz Nex Latics Costs Tomerron. More iNew Basdiess Coats Lomorrow: We have received word from two of our best New ‘York coatinakers that they will both express us to arrive Saturday morning a namter of entirely new styles in Ladies’ Walking Coats, being the very latest of this season's productions. These, with ‘our present stock, will give us the most stylish line of Ladies’ Coats iu America, aturdi als Jn stony Specis Te Another 59 doz. Children’s Warranted Fast Black, Double Knee, Double Heel and Double Toe Stockings to sell at the low price of 19c. per pair. We cannot buy them half fast enough. Ladies’ Fast Black Spun Silk Hose. Reduced from €1.38 to $1 per pair. We cut their price simply to stir up the demand for Silk Hove. It threatens to get a little stagnant. 50 dozen Ladies’ Fancy Boot Pattern Hose. black foot, with fancy striped and solid colored uppers. Only 25c. per pair. Here is what you find hard to get: Ladies’ All ‘White Foot Fast Biack Hose at 25, 42 and 50c. per patr. ster Sous Sus Ladies’ Fine Flannel Suits, tight-fitting basque, in navy blue and tan mixed. Only $12 each. Ladies’ Striped Novelty Serge Suits in navy blue and black. Only $15 each. Exquisite Dark Green Moire Wool Bengaline with gilt and jet braided “*Etoa” waist, finished with Scotch plaid silk front. Only $35. ‘Yiving t Mefvnews WenGitn: Gis At Mcknrs Binck Cashmere Gloves that are really worth ‘She. for Be. ‘Ladies’ Cashmere Gauntlet Gloves in tans, grays, ‘brown and black, worth €5°., for 50e. per pair. Ladies’ Black Silk Fieece-lined Gloves, usually sold at 752., only 50c. per pair. By alucky stroke we secured 25 dozen 4-button Biack Suede Gloves, the regular $1.25 quality, ‘which we can afford to sell at the low price of 87c. per pair. $1.50 Watts Gits Fe $1.25. ‘To keep up the excitement caused by our many recent purchases in Gloves, we will sell a rewu- lar $1.50 quality of 4-button Kid Walking Gloves at1.25 per pair. These are in ox blood, tans and modes, and are embroidered on the back and have Diack top and black buttons. These are exceed ingly stylish and well worth their regular price of $1.50. Our price, $1.25. iS osiery, Lost Witte H. 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