Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1892, Page 4

$ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. MONDAY. November 21, 1992. Rosey ». sores * ae a Editer. THE BVENING STAR basa regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that efany ether paper i= the city. As a local NEWS paper and Ad- vertising Medium it hae ne competitor. _———————————— Several newspapers unacquainted with local conditions appear to believe that two demo- cratie factions are so busy quarreling with each other over the control of inaugural arrange- mente astorender impossible a satisfactory inaugural display. expremed is without foundation. That there hae been a little friction is trae—we have that every four years, no matter which party wins— but that it ever imperiled the city's hospitable reputation or threatened « lack of inaugural enthusiasm cannot be admitted even for a moment. People whose knowledge of Wash- ington is either very limited or entirely missing have but crude and invariably unreasonable theories as to this cosmopolitan commanity. ‘They do not know that here, toa greater de- gree than anywhere else, the President, whoever aod whatever he may be, is regarded us the nation’s chief magistrate rather than the mere representative of a temporarily successful party. Neither Chicago nor New York, over- whelmingly democratic as the election return: showed thenf to be, could do their victorious candidate such honcr us will be freely accorded him by the inhabitants of the na- tional capital on the fourth day of March next. In cither of the two cities named the festival would be one in which there could not possibly be place for anti- democrats, while here a very considerable pro- portion of the committee membership be thoroughly republican and thor- oughly patriotic. Cleveland will be every man’s President, and as such will have no cause te complain of local inattention. Republicans will vie with democrats in contributing the recessary funds, will devote time and energy to the intricate details, will decorate their places of be along the line of the parade, and will do everrtbing else required of them would be unreascnabie enough to ask the to join in the shouts of rejoicing which will go up from the sidewalk-thronging and window- eceupying multi it will not be their turnto shout- but in all esseutial matters there will be | unity. Men who w. ed their last | dollar to compass Mr. accepted the popular verdiet and will now ex- | pend several dollars in suiiably welcoming to the seat of government the democrat who has | for the second time been elected President — | only, but of the ns will do | will naturally do with | 4 enthusiasm. Unvarying | that in a short time the rily jealousies and criticioms, will be puliing together as one man for the success of the inauguration and the credit and welfare of the capital ¢: see Prolonged struggie just ended at apital and labor will uy ness then all the bl not have been in vain. the story of Hom ustaried labor throp: hed ew whieh were on its July stead section of the Amalg of Iron and Steel Workers bas d A review of Homestead happen: night of July 5 should be in: a on have been eon- employment, more than a| ave been sacrificed. a once pros- | rated until ite very exist- | willions of have duals who could not afford dreds of men whove good pres questioned seh grave offenses as ren were | orphans, doubtless | | | For nearly five months ad and its troubles has ircles and distressed philan- now, with Program, the Home- mated Assoc Was never ehildry le ones w heir pi lawless acts sacrifi in It iso the saddest yet ive chapters in sveiological his- ——— woe Those have doubted the rumors of In- dian dine arrection will, if they are heed the warn- fog of Gener of the I ~ Who has | the Chey- on war paint unles foot, Indians atitles his concluse attenuon. Ind. rouncer the Navajoes ude because of Our Indian policy has eug from the foundation up, rs 8 been radical pase, ‘will cause serious disturb Hangry Indi ill not stop Flour is mach cheaper than gunpowder, and beef than human e and Lornble suf- It is ouly semi-cccusionally that New York city sets the country a good example, but it did so when through the proper authorities it decreed that ite policemen should no longer Carry weapon which was a so: f serious temptation ton quick-tempered officer. Iu ite Place aamall but effective “knockdown” w be hauled J im « bip-poeket and drawn when the need is urgent. Oxr local police | i good, and it improves daily, bat it will always be below par in the matter of appcar- ance so long» corners oF p de the avenues twirllug their loeusts. If the club can be dispensed with in | tough Gotham, why should it be essential in | Washington, and if it is essential, why can it Ret be worn in the belt? see CWwiltzation bas little te expect from the po- lar regions, and while the spirit of investigation which prompts such exierprises as tue Peary expedition canuot but be admired a feeling | Bust exist that a great deal that i the way of maniy energy is being omall pomubility of substantial return. —— - S.V. White is teaching the | precious int ked for | Ea-Representats boys of this country a good lesson. When he ¢ Was overwhelmed by financial dimster ize his western crediiors fifty ceute } lar of indebted: Peying them dollar for dollar. ee The Chinewe who cbject to being “photo | Geaphed should gaze on the example of F mnperor | William, who bas bad his picture ‘iaien 130 times, Mr. White iv wee If's popular subseription eco'd bring aboat © collision between Bellas’ eomet and Mre. Leases senatorial boom the world’s record for epen-bandedness would be F roken. — see — "* paeematagaregpeng - sbowers cannot seri- ly compete wit! ieminous parabola Lona sean party on the even- ss —_ +e ~ Cleveland *onsilerately refrains from bothering the pray) ets by any detinite personal declaration of Bis mtentions. ‘Thankeg manaar an genial Influence to F ake all differences between rooe ter and crove forgotten. - -——_+e2—____ Charley Mitchell has bit Corbett another tervidie Gedy biow with bis lungs. SSL vo ta Reap Fete THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. MONDAY, Toventife 2 S TER BY US Or His Bosivess Canzen, FROM HIS MONSTER ONE-FLOOR FURNITURE EMPORIUM CALLED THE “RINK,” partial reciprocation for the generous patronage bestowed upon him during his jong ‘and successful business career in Washington. It 1 not = question of profit or of loss, but » test of the efficacy of this advertisement and in recip- Focation for your patronage, as we shall note the increase in oar trade during the next three days, Tuesday, Wednesday and half the day Thursday, ‘Mr. Lansbargh ts determined that this sale shall be remembered by the psopie of Washington for meny Years to come, as he will offer the ase “Gnearest Wortv-Bearise Banoatns ever distributed tp this city. Those who wish to take edvantage of this salo by purchasing their Christmas presenis now can do so, and the goods will be kept and delivered when desired. Remember, this sale will begin Tomorrow, Tues- ay, morning and continue only two days and s half, ‘Tuesday, Wednesday and half day Thursday, Thauks- eiving day. Over Tur Or Wospenrc: Lisr antes For 65c 500 Highly Polished Shakespeare Tables, 18-in. top. Sold last week at the special price of $1. Bazous. SALE LAMSBURGEH. The fear which has been | Jouivs Laxssvncn Axxovxces Tae “Gasaresr Tuaxxsorvixe Sane Tuasxsorvixa Price, 650. Eacu. 90c. Cuams Fon 60c. 500 High Back Highly Polished Solid Dining Chairs. Sold last week at the special price of 9c. Taasxsaiviso Paice, 60c. $1.25 Cauns For 90c ‘250 Fine Cane-seat Dining Chairs, solid oak, comfort- able and strongly made. Sold last week at €1.25. 7 “ACH. Tuasxsarvisa Pace, 90c. Escu. $5 Urnorsrenen Rockens, $2.90. ‘\ 800 Solid Oak Elegantly Upholstered Rockers, highly polished, covered in silk tapestry, satin damasks and ailk plushes. Such a chafr will cost you %5 elso- where. Tuasxsary INGS Paice. $2.90 Excs. 37.50 Rockers, $5. $37.50 Ha 800 Elegantly Upholstered Arm Rockers, highly Polished, beautifully upholstered in old English tapes- tries, spun silks aud renaissence, wide comfortable arms. ‘Cannot be bought elsewhere under . T, Racxs, $25. 5 Highly Polished Soli@ Oak Hall Racks, large aize, -e beveled French plate mirror. Sold last week Taaxksorvisa Price, $87.50 Caauoex Serres, 860. Low Pace 5 Magnificent ‘piece Bed Room Suites of quartered sawed oak, handsomely carved, finished with large beveled French plate, offered last week at the special Price of 867. Tuanssorvixes Price. res Axso Ixctepep. We shall also include our popular priced Chamber Suites at $15, $20 and @25 atextracrdinary low Thanks- xivings prices. $65 Cuauser Sores, $50. {S125 Lesraze Serre Elegant :+piece Chamber Suites, with larze French leveled piate mirror, in Ught and dark mahogany, antique and bog oak. Sold last week at the special rice of 805. $70. 6 Elegant Leather Library Suites, richly up- holstered. best steel spriags, all hair, finished in green, cardinal and tan leather. Each suite consists of 5 large Pieces. Has been selling at the special price of $123. ‘maxsorvixe Paice, 85. Tuasxsowvisa Price, $50 Eacu. Tuasxsarvisa Price, $70. You will get a better idea of the cheapness of this suite wien you consider that this is Lut an average price of but $14 for the 5 pieows. ns to respectful | Everyrmse [serepen. We have not the time at this writing to givea more ded enumeration of the various items ‘o be in- ted in this sale, so simply state that we shall also Sideboards, Exgeasion Dining Tables, Wardrobes, Book Cases, Chiffomiers, Tables, China Closets, Parjor Cabinets, &e., in this grand Thankssiving Sale. - - a . Carpets will not be excested. If you have an idea of buying # Cazpet in the next six months it will pay you to make it now. Ixcraix Cinrers Dows To 60c. 38 piecps of Best All-wool Ingrain Carpets. Thanks- giving price, Be. yer yd. 40 pieces of Cotton Chain Carpets at the Thankegiv- ing price of 50c. per yd. 100 pieces of Pine Velyet Carpets will be offered at the extraordinarily low Thaniaywing price, 81 per yi. 50 pieces of Fine Moquett» Carpets will be offered at the extraordinarily low Than ksgiving price of $1.15 per yard. Gszaresr Unrnorsrery Sare Os Racorp. $1 Css * price, Everything in our Upholstery Department is in- cluded in thisanammoth ‘Ianksgiving Sale. It ts beyond question the opportunity of a year to lay in a supply of Curtains, Curtain Draperies and Furniture Coverings. 00 pieces Silkaline, attractive colorings, at the low ‘Thanksiving price of 10c. per yard. le the arenes teitfeg thee | Uc. Mestixs, 20c. 50-in. Figured and Coin Spot Drapery Muslins for sash curtains, draperies, &c.. sold last week for 50c. per yard. Thanksgiving prive ,20c. per yard. | Tiswork Mestix Prices Ar Hare Price. Real Tambour Lace Curtain Muslin, sold last week at Slperyard. Thaitksmving price, 50c. per yard. Lis, 686. Extra Quality of Fine Figured China Silks. Regular |. Thamksgivine price, O82. per yard. $5 Pourmns, 83.87. Roveviorsty 58 pairsof Heavy Chenille Portiers, with rich dade aul fringe topand bottom. Regular price, #5, Thankegiving vrlce, $87 per pair. We shall also offer our $5.50 Chenille Cartains at 8 per pair and $8 Chenille- Curtains at 86 per pair. tee | B2.50 Taste Covers $1.75. 300 Heavy Chenille Table Covers, 2 yards square. Regular price. $2.50. Thanksgiving's price, $1 75 each. Vee ‘Tuiacserrore | Penas Pon! Ruusrtqini Goearoan 15 pieces of 50-inch Heavy Silk Tapestry, for curtains, covering furniture, &c. Regular price, $1.75. Thanks- wiving's price, 9c. per yard. 5 piccos Exquisite Silk and Wool Renaissance. Reg- wlar price, $2.2 Thankiving’s price, $1.25 per yard. 12 pieces of Handsome Silk Brocatelle, in beautiful colorings. Regular priae, $4.50. Thanksgiving’s price, $2.50 per yard. Low All 84 Lace Curtains $2.50. Al 86 Lace Curtains, $4.25. All $8 Lace Curtains, $6.15. All $10 Lace Curtain, $8.05. All 815 Lace Curtains, $11.48. All 820 Lace Curtains, $14.65. All $25 Lace Curtains, $18.25. Cour To Tur “Rise- ‘Tomorrow: ~~ Couz To Tux “Rises Wenxzspar: Couz To Tar “Rixxy Taorspay, Forzxoox. JULIUS LAR SBURGH. T HANKSGIVING’S Puices For Lace Conrarsa. FIGURES toattract your attention when chmpared if 3 3 5 t i BORRRRE }ponge Rubber Syringes of all kinds. $1.50 Fever Thermometers. guaranteed accurate. FRESH SWEDISH LEECHES JUST RECEIVED. SPECIAL. Pure Castile Soap and Turkish Wash Cloth. 250. Toilet Water, all odors down, at... $2 Plush Totlet Cases, brush, comb and mirror, ‘af our leader, at. Our stock of Holiday Goods is the largest in city. $1 Hood's Barsaparilia. 81 Scott's Emulsion. 81 Cuticura Resolvent. 1 Green's Nervura. .. the $1 Pieree's Discovery and Favorite Prescripti $1 Brown's Iron Bitters. Wecarry the largest stock of Kazors and Shaving ‘Materials in town. 50c. Combination Strops, four sides, only.. ‘This {sa sample of bargains we off $1 Honing Strops, patent swivels, double, only. ‘25e. Colgate’s Shaving Soup, best in the world. Shaving Mugs, Shaving Brushes, Hones, Scissors and all sorts of Barbers’ Supplies, 0c. Hand Scruts, defying competition. 10c. Ball Glycerine Sosp, fin 0c. Monster Soap, Glycerine, Hone; eesge #8 Bee bev? E L 090 | M MM ees Latlee, Misges' gd Children's Sailors, in all ef Best Quality Mines’ and Ghildzen's Pe Inte, hevorted shape’ Kc s a A fh Af : : aA a ‘Cou = u Cloak De; athg,faroeet Mittinery and wartmbnte in MEET WEE A a ’ 5 =) Fl Skl GLOVES, in | 3 i bal Be t oa atl ste Ha and ‘sty BERS tnd Mote choite aha $d BE as BAA ES, ooh “oe £4 BY <4 Ladies’ and Misses’ Black 5.01 ue Gi ‘Qual > Mierten eae {inches long, tails Bound searigy at. the 8 C9 ‘Gce $3.98 - Ladies’ and Miosen* Diagonal Che seit faced’ ta eneth: 84.98 $10.00 fe eas sae 190 pi oe shaw! of genuine Mned, a ads, tail seam $12.00 bewrer or Retrey Mich Jackets, tn Light or Dark ‘Shades a/"Tane, Black or Blue, notch collar, pearl Ibe $6.98 finish, full Above are also special bargains. ona, allor $9.48 ‘25c. Sponges, an unusually large size. Cc Made, bound seats, at... . ve /HILDREN'S ‘OATS. KOLB PHARMACY. Misses and Children's Gretchen and LEADER OF LOWEST PRICES, othe, ail sosts kat Bors a5, GSD PEW AND 2 we | cep aliguory laters 5.8559 G4 48 — per aene — cron fod tes p4 Chareas ot oot uM uM 00 MR EER OY F| the intent etyles all colors neta oe 4 88 Se OR YF | values, 66.25, 80.50, @7 and Se uo, $5.98 MM 0 0 NNN E. ¥ A " MMM “oo NNN ERR ¥ Price Ox Aut Svrts, 5S. A Vv Vv ERR ppp One jot of Blue and Black Cloth Beil 858s i Skirts, rewular values, 85 to 88, choice Qe fa, £4 YY ie B bade - wet 83.48 as £42 VY ies for Lape: Fenyisurses. By Bovixa Your Grocenes 59c. Lavus: Gowxs Ar 410. Ladies’ Muslin Gowns, tucked, yoke, fall Je ¢ambrie ruffle around neck, down front ‘and sleeter, Regular price, Gc. Special, dic. \g © Or N. A. Poor. baal Gee Oak Ladies’ Musiin Drawers, excellent quality, deep — a and, 5) 9 yoke bands. Regular price, 25c. * It's to your interest to o<es 1 ps “Co CG * ‘buy of us. You save about Sere nite C.. o seryerbh ralihe pod Ar 8c, = read” Woeclthesboize: eee | Muslin, Rewuler price, Tibge: “Special; Aone ey + Groceries onl; eet: |ADIES’ Apnoxs Ar 9c. ° sale prices. ecco! Pull Length India Lawn Aprons, deep bem and . Tock: tha tik over core. eee] tucks, wide strings, 9c. : fully end note the saving = ¢***/ Blo Lape Aprons Ar 190. bad in each instance. saee laid ina mammoth supply of rants, Citron, Figs, Oranges ‘good things” for the coming 6 quarts Hominy. Squarts Beans... eee 10-pound kit very fat medium size Macl ‘Small Sugar-cured Hams, per poun: 5-pound bucket Mince Meat..... Pull Cream Cheese, per pound . Havenner’s Cream Crackers, per pound. J-pound package Macaroni... 12 cans Stringlesss Beans. : 6 three-pound cans Bartlett Pears... Scans Small French Peas, 5. cans Heavy Sirup Apricots. Scans Heavy Sirup Peaches. 8 cans Ear Juno Peas. 12threelb. cans Tomatoes. 5 packages Quaker Oats. Ldozen boxes Blue Hen Matcher Granulated Sugar, per pound 10 pounds Starch... 10 pounds Rice... ; - Atmore’s Genuine English Plum Pudding, 1-ll (In ordering by mail state whether you wish light or dark.) Sapolio, per cak As A Meprerxaz, Watsey Our “Pure Old Belma Rye" is without a Peer. Its reputation as such has been. most thoroughly established. It con- tains no deleterious substances, being made from the finest selected grain by the old hand process. It is the smovth- eat, purest and beat whisky on the taar- ket today. 90c. Qvarr. $3.00 Pex Garros. Ocr Caurorsta Bresven Frovr Is not only the Best Flour in World, but the cheapest of all “*best *“Itmakes the best bread and more of it than any other flour." Carefuliy made from the best selected spring and winter wheat by a patent process, whereby all nutrition is retained. | Try it. $1.60 Quarter Banner. $6.00 Pex Barre. Catirors1a Baxtxe Pownen. —Absolutely pure—made of pure bi- carbonate of soda, pure starch and pure cream of tartar. “It costs you less than any other absolutely pure Baking Powder—40c. per pound can. N. A. Poote, 944 La Ave. N. W. ib ne in prives from Extra Length Aprons, deep bem and tucks, others lar value, lc. Special, 19¢. 50c Lavme Darx Sxmms At 39c. Ladies’ Domet Skirts, ip strt 4 cl Diack ‘a its Fea and black, Se Nepular prise Bice $135 Laoms Surrees Sionts Ar c. Fine Grade Black Sattoen Skirts, with ai some with deep pleating. Negular “price, ] 3s. Stecialy wre. Lanes: Frayver Sirs Ar DL Norfolk Wait All-wool Flanne! leating front Romler bet et, pecia pige. - black, &c. $0 Lips: Sux W ats Ar $3.50. seruiah Ak Wale, pinnae blag, nal, also nav wi s , wit! ine leating down front, deep collar and cuffs, pleated f frais doe oles sat af, pleted Yall rom ise C 25 3/31 Axp,,00c, Consers, Ar 22c to@l. Special rice, 25e. . Axo G. Corsers Ar Tdc. qoinll boned, extra long watst, double side steels, at “C: B. ala Spirite C full boned, rmedinin waista. egular rice, OC Specie ther 8] 0c. Cumprews Gixomaw avy blue. black, cardi- Avnoxs Tt 290, Fine Checked Mother Hubbard Gingham Aprons, ace trimuned around neck and anaheh Price des Speclals ey eee : 7 c. Ciprens Drawer Wasrs tT 1 Lec. Jean Drawer Waists, all sizes. 1 2c. genres = Regular ee, si 3le Daves: Epon Vesrs Ar Richelien Ribbed and Egyptian Yarn Vests. drawi fare im hock, vextra, Reavy, weights Mewulas price, Ble. Special, 22c. Pp eUaatae eome Ar 190 8 Tc. Lavrs: SHMERE W AISTS Ar 49¢. Warranted ¥%-wool Ladies’ Vests, A . necks. "Heyulat price, “Sie. "Specials $e >mateh, Sl Lavms Scarter Vests Ar c. AlL-wool Scarlet Tests and Pants, warra wool. Regular price #1, ‘Special oe All the above specials hold good until noon Thanks- wiving day. Koso Pazace, 812-814 7TH ST. It bSAREAEACOLALALOACALGACALAAAALE THIS SEASON HIS SEASON Is also a season of feasting, and one-half of ‘the success of the “feast” depends upon the table service. You should have a new din- ‘ner or course set, a large platter for **Mr. Gobble Gobble,” or » new carving set with which to dissect him. Af you wish to enhance the attractiveness of your Thanksgiving table let us sell you Tuomsox Ix His “Avrems store. ‘The beautiful quotation given above re- garding the ancient coddess of the Romans » Says Dark frowning heaths grow bright with “Ceres” * afew pieces of Hawkes’ Brilliant and Peer- Jess Cut Glass. WIHMARTH DMONSTON. ILMARTH ‘DMONSTON, 1205 Pa Ave N. W. ni invariably brings toour mind the snowy white “Ceres” goddess. “queen” of flour. ‘There ts no doubt that wheat is the most useful product of the earth, for wheat makes flour and flour makes bread and Dread 1s the staff of life—at least bread made of “Ceres” is, for it gives you life strength for every slice youest. If you do not enjoy your bread it is probably because it is made of some poor non-viuten, un- ur—a namesake of the “Ceres” is made from the fattest and best No. 1 hard-quality Minnesota and Dakota wheat and is the acknowledged A Liggt- 1GHT— ‘Without a match—The PATENT GAS LIGHTER does away with “sulphur Aeads.” ‘Youch a spring and you'll have & light. Saves gas, Saves trouble. 1,000 LIGHTS and 4 LIGHTER com- plete for 49 CENTS. S.8.SHEBB & BEB: co surest. 1 and wholesome flour which hzs no nourishment. You will eat twice as much bread made of “Ceres.” All housekeepers who use ‘‘Ceres” agree that it makes MORE bread, LIGHTER| bread, WHITER bread, SWEETER bread and BETTER bread than any other flour they ever used. Boware of imitations. Every sack and ee ‘barrel of the genuine ‘*Ceres” flour tains a circular bearing the imprint of 1wo gold medals and the autograph signature of Wm. M. Galt « Co., to imitate which Wx M. Gar & Co. “Wholesale Flour and Feed Deals re,” Cor. Ist and Ind. ave. a. w. Seat Sare_Or Srrrxo-Hesz Suozs Ar Hoo: & SNYDER'S * Por Tadies and Misces, Ld ake Peat het ai PER PAIR. 1, 1892—TEN PAGES. —— S@PUBCHASES MADE FROM NOW ON will be delivered at any time you may specify we to and including December 24. —— SACRED CHINESE LILLY BULBS—Japaness Department. (2d Moor... OUR LINE OF OLD IVORY STATUARY offers rare giftarticlos, There are Figures, Busts and Groups wonderfully execut (th floor... Seal PLAIN WHITE CHINA FOR DECORATING. ‘Vasee, Cups and Saucers, Comb and Brush Trays, Fancy Platters, Teapots, Sugars and Creams, Celery Trays, Cake Plates, Cracker Jars, Chocolate Pots, Pin Trays, ke. Gth floor.. DINNER WARE IN OPEN STOCK 1 ables you to make ups sét of any number We have five choice patterns of * English Porcelain, Printed Ware, Carlsbad Chios and American China and get duplicates should any get broke! (th floor, (ist floor... 590 MORE BELAGIO SILK COUCH COVERS, new, bright 9135. oa te" WE ARE THE WASHINGTON AGENTS FOR THE “ a} ‘Paxsys Corsets. All lengths, styles and stzes—finest French Coutil, Satine and Satin, with genuine whalebones. OUR FRENCH “‘L. ©.” CORSETS git and short. See our novelties in this make. (28 floor, Ovn Arnos Buzar Is Reavy. (24 floor of 10th st. bide.) LITERALLY THOUSANDS OF APRONS FROM WHICH TO SELECT, FOR LADIES, CHILDREN AND NURSES of dress for the house grows in popularity for Holiday Gifts each successive ‘Reason, and the almost phenom nal sales of previous years caused us to give studious attention to this line of goods. We have the largest, handsomest and best assorted stock in this city, comprising both foreign and domestic makes, Special attention is called to the following as being fair representations of our immense ‘This indispensable artic stock: Ladies’ Short Aprons, open-work, inserting and lace. —Atee. Ladies’ Short Fancy Aprons, fine lawn, trimmed with Hamburg in spveral styles and colors. —25e, to $1.25.— Ladies' Fancy China Silk Aprons, white, black, cream, red and delicate shades of pink, blue and lavender. —$1.00 and 81. ¢ — Children’s India Linon Aprons, plain or trimmed with white, pink or blue Hamburg. * 800. to $2.50. — Nurses’ Aprons, any number of styles. (Second floor.. We've got the best Suits for $5.00 we ever saw, and we think you ever saw, not only at #5.00, but $3.09 more. “TRE LITTLE GIANT,” Socalled bacause the seams are absolutely untesrable, the knses double, it's silk sewed throughout, buttons ‘and button holes extra stayed and the goods of the toughest wool pros Particular, This ts a special purchase and will not last long at ntire satisfaction. Mado of fine coutil, all colors, long, medium Special attention given to laundering, rebonin; ETERS Is, and 2 annexes.) a-see++20th st. building.) 2ith st. building.) e+ desired ‘land” Chine beside * 10th st. batlding.) Lith st building.) cheery patterns, re ssriisuie suerte wen snierenes ean: Sh: RNID nd repairing corsets, annex to 10th st. bide.) --10th street building. ) “able. Each suit cusranteed tu every — $5.00. — (Third floor... ++. 20th street building.) aa Cy Mess | Prcrvne Derarruest Derarruesr Toxornow. (ae NIGHT ROBES. 100 dozen, 5? inches long, fancy embroidered fronts. —e. 100 dozen, 52 inches loug, heavy twilled muslin. —Te.— 100 dozen, 52 inches long, fine quality, fancily em- brotdered. ea 100 dozen, made of Wamsutta, New York Mills or Utica Nonpareil muslin fancily embroidered, band- finished button holes, best pearl buttons. —81.00.— (First floor... Ree Deeantwest Tomorrow. DOMESTIC SMYRNA RUGS. .-First annex.) BEST MOQUETTE RUGS. Sizes 18x36 to 36x72 inches. — 81.25 to 84.95.-— Baby Carriage Foot Mats, angora. —S0e.— Baby Carriage Afghans, angora, $4.00 to 810.00.— Byzantine Rugs, all sizes and colorings. Ingrain Art Squares, numerous colorings and de- sicns. (Fourth floor. Misses: Deranraest . First annex.) Tomorrow. All-wool Mixed Cheviot Jackets, notched collars, lap pockets, bone buttons, perfect fitting. Sizes 12, I4.and 16 years. — 85.00. — ‘Navy Biue All-wool Cheviot Jackets, bone or lasting buttons, lap pockets. Sizes 4 to 16 years. 87.75. Stylish All-wool Diagonal Reefers, navy blue, striped, plain or plaited backs, pearl buttons. Sizes 12, 14 and 16 years. —$10.00 and $12.00.— Mixed Cheviot Gretchens, plaited skirt, bishop sleeves, silk-lined hoods. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Nil sizes. —85.00.— Scotch Cheviot Long Closks, full military capes. Sizes Gto 14 years. All sizes. — 86.50. — Plain Tan and Gray All-wool Camel’s Hair Newmar Kets, military capes, rolling storm collars. Size...) 4 | 6 | 8 | 10 | 12) 14 Price. bSkS 97.75 | €8.25 | 88.75 | 89.25 ‘Tan Checked Long Cloaks, military capes, neatly trimed with brown braid. Size | 8} wy] Price. ‘Navy Blue All-wool Cheviot Ulsters for school wear, Lined hoods, pearl buttons. = * : 6 8 | wo ) 2) u Price... |811.00 | 11.25 | 812.50 | 811.75 | 812.00 Stylish Plaid Newmarkets, shirred front and back, fastened at waist with belt. Sizes 14 and 16 years. —$15.00.— Imported Novelty Cloth Newmarkets, platted back, strap fastenings, triple capes, pearl buttons. Sizes ‘and i6 years. —#18.50 and $21.00.— ‘NEW ARRIVALS IN DRESSES. Stylish Plain and Plaid Effects, all the most popular novelty cloths. Two-piece Suits at 85.00, 86.50, $7.75 to $22.59.— All-wool Flannel Waists, navy blue and cardinal, box-plaited back and front, fullaleeves. Sizes 12, 14 and 16 years. (3d floor. += 11th st. bldg.) Tomoznow. 1,000 Sheets, suitable for servants’ use—made of ‘New York Mills unbleached cotton, 58x90 inches. nll Double Bed Sheots, $1100 inches. : —sie.— 1,000 Pillow Cases. A LOT OF HIGH-CLASS PAINTINGS— PASTELS AND FRENCH FAC-SIMILES, in the ‘newest and daintiest ‘54-inch gold frames, with REAL METAL CORNERS AND A BOW-KNOT ORNA- MENT OF METAL AT THE TOP. There are at least fifty subjects and ten styles of frames—square and oval. Paintings identical with these are sold by art dealers for @5.00 and $6.00. Your choice of this special lot, in separate box, —26.— Artotype Engravings, 20x24, 4-inch antique oak frames, heavy gold front ornament, «iving the frame rich amd massive appearance. Unusual value at —81.65.— Asspecial lot of Pastel Paintings, 20x24, new pat- tern 3ig-inch white and gold frame. Excellent value at —#2.95.— CRAYON PORTRAITS AT 1.95. Taken from a photograph of any kind. A perfect likeness guaranteed. By placing your order now your crayon will be delivered in time for the holidays. Anew lot of Cabinet Size Picture Frames, 8x10, among which are many good values. Neat Antique Oak Frames, § inch gold lining and fancy mat, opening to fit any cobines sized picture, —200,— ‘Rich White Enamel Frames, 3-inch molding, 8x10, heavy torchon mat. (ath floor... -10th st. building. ) Frasxen Deranrust Tomornow. 29-INCH UNSHRINKABLE FLANNEL, lavender, blue and gray mixtures, for ladies’ wrappers, paja- mas, children's frocks, &e. —38e. a yard. — Franklin All-wool Wrapper Flanneis, one lot of 730 yards. Worth 50c. (Second floor. Noriox Deranruest Tomonnow. Capitol Brand Crochet Silk, warranted 3 oz., all colors, —25e. spool.— SPECIAL,—Walebone Casing, 9 yards to a piece, alae ‘New shapes in Parisian Hat Pins. nee Cotton Elastic, in pink, blue. red, yellow and black. (First floor... Doxesric Dnzss Goons Deranruest Toxonnow. ‘Victoria Cloth, half wool, dark grounds, with nest stripes and tigures, 25 inches wide. 12860. yard. — Dress patterns of same material, fastened with neat bands. ANGORA CAMLETS, ‘Made in imitation of all-wool serge, dark grounds, beautiful designs, 36 itches wide. Tomorrow. 54 White Lawn Apron Patterns, satin-striped border side and bottom, slightly soiled from handling. ‘Were 250. —Now lie., 3 for 50c.— foes nece Just in—a full line of White and Fancy Cotton ‘Terry, for bath robes, 64 inches wide. ie Woorwaro & Lorunor, eee 10m Lex Axo F Sm. N.W. To move sock a little faster and make room for other goods now coming in we have made big cut in prices of all Furniture for one week oniy, ‘The following are among the bargains of fered: SOLID OAK CHAMBER SUITES .....015.00 SOLID OAK CHAMBER SUITES....635.00 RUG PARLOR SUITES (6 pieces)......040.00 SOLID OAK 5-DRAWER CHIFFON. TERS oe Y SOLID OAK 6DEAWEK CHIFFON. TERS... ... a SOLID OAK 5-DRAWER CHIFFON. TERS, WITH LARGE MIRROR. __.@11.50 SOLID OAK WARDROBES........... DOUBLY SOLED OAK WARDROBES. 912.50 Geo. Brerrnanrn, : Foensrrore axp Urnorsrerr Goovy 515 Sevexra Sx. N. W. he as ee ‘ear ee Everrsory Reav Ocx Lavesse Abvenrisewesr rx STAR AND YESTERDAYS SUNDAY Post, ENTIRE LINE OF BARGAINS HOLD 00D BALANCE OF THIS WEEK, Sprromt Save rx ovr Rexxasr Derarrwewe, Srrciat Save T. ww Usprnwean Deranrsenn rectat Save rs ovr Coar Daranrwenr. Seren Sare ws ovr Lsrayr Deranrwene. Srecrar, Save ty Mews Fonstsmya Deranraewe Sprctar, Save reovr Trnooxe Dersursese Srrorar Sace 1x Dor Deranrwesr. A. Kavrsax, 909 PENN, AVE. N.W. —— — } THE PROPL: oe Svacesrive. TUTTHIS CHANGE IN THE TEMPERA- t TURE IS VERY SUGGESTIVE OP T WINTER WEIGHT OVERCOATS. THOSE OF YOU WHO STILL HAVE THEM TO BUY CAN BUY TOTHE BEST HERE, FOR WE HAVE T ASSORTMENT OF THE FINEST AND BEST COATS IN TOWN. ALL THE NEW SHAPES IN ALL OF THE POPULAR FABRICS AND FASH- IONABLE COLORS, TAILORED TO F/T, TO LOOK AND WEAR SATISFACTOR- ILY, OR WE WOULD NOT OFFER THEM TO YOU. THERE ARE MEDIUM AND LONG CUT OVERSACKS, BOTH SINGLE AS DOUBLE-BREASTED, CAPS COATS, ULSTERS, STORM COATS AND THE INVERNESS OR FULI-DRESS OVERCOAT; IN FACT EVERY 8TYLB THAT 18 WORN, AND IN EVERY FAB RIC THAT 18 RELIABLE. INTER-WEIGHT SUITS POR BOTH DRESS AND BUSI. NESS WEAR ARE ALSO BEST PURCHASED OF US, AS OUR STOCK IS IN BETTER SHAPE TO GIVE YOU ASATISFACTORY CHOICE THAN EVER BEFORE. THOUSANDS OF DOUBLE-BREASTED SACK SUITS. THOUSANDS OF SINGLE-BREASTED SACK SUITS. THOUSANDS OF CUTA- WaY FROCK SUITS AND A COM- PLETE LINE OF PRINCE ALBERT, FROCK AND FPCLL DRESS SUITS, IN THE PROPER SHAPES, PROPER FABRICS, PROPERLY TAILORED AXD AT PROPER PRICES. Rosrssox, Panzer & Co., Awenreax Crornren: 1200.1202 & 1204 F Sz. N.W. ESSSESEDSDECED ESOP OEE OOP PP EE wow www www www wow 254% Tuaxxscivixe Orrenrxe oF Fis HOES. Mocrser & Co. 1203 F S;. N. W,, ‘Will offer this week as «specialty our line of #3.00 and 83.50 dadies’ Shoes at the reduced price of 2.85. ‘These goods are something we cam fuarantes and go so far as to say that ‘the wear and finish will equal any @4.00 shoe made Do not forget the place and number. Mocxsrr & Co., 1203 F Sx. N.W. ‘Wednesday evening open until 10