Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1892, Page 5

An. ine agit , ‘ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. THURSDAY, SECEMBER 1, 1892—TEN PAGES. Woonwann & Lornnor. 20TH. 11TH AND F STS ¥.W. mnie THOSE IN QUEST OF THE USEFUL AND BEAU- ‘TIFUL. FOR PRESENTS WILL BE IN- TERESTED IN THE FOLLOWING: Sa" fer many elas we are Anaily able te place the GOLDSCHNID STOCK OF FANCY 43D STAPLE GOODS BEPORE THE PUBLIC. Ir! comprises many lines of goods not im our regular stock and Rence we have marked on these goods very Jow prtece, fo inawre thetr going out during the month Of December On the regular lines of goode we have marked Woodward # Lothrop prices, which, to the propie of Washington, mecis mo comment. Anxnsts Stoxen Ercarsas. Framed four different styles, of the newest and nestest patterns of white enamel and gold inoltines, 69 (200 goon sule today. Each of the twenty-eight eab- Jeeta tee chotce o «-stened by the artist—elewantly fremed—bas s heavy drab mat and is worth unframed Avetimes the amount weask. Arars bargain, anda fleeting one. An eariy call is absolutely necessary, (Ath Aooe. --10th st. batiding. ) Hours Axsouscemest rrow Hasoxencmer Derantuest Handkerchiefs divtinctively lead as Holiday presents and the large collection mow to be seen lere may seem f Mittle moment to casual ubservers, tut to those who stop to realize the varied assortment of the different viries and manufa-tnres if snust be a matter of won. det how such an iin vense stock can be brought t We bave all kinis —for ladies, for gentlemen, wether 8 msrind of di This large snp urns ply is necesst!ated by onr experience of former Holi- day seasons. and by a knowledge of the fact that FOR CHARACTER AND VALUES OUR STOCK STANDS UNEQUALED. Ithasbeen asked why we sell so many Handker chiefs. ‘The reasons are these FIRST—We bavean almost endless assortment of the best productions of the world’s Handkerchief conters. SECOND —We keop away from the cotton and bal cottom sn sei! only Pure Linen for Linen—the only ind for service and real economy, and particularly if you mean the Hanikerchiefs for a gift. THIRD—We sell these ““All-tinen” Handkerchiefs shout as low a8 many do the cottom and unfon. FOURTH—Wego to the Handkerchief Birthplace and bay by the milion. FIPTH—We havo that knowledxe of Linen that comes of long experience im handling Linen. INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS. ‘The proper snd most popular style for this sseson Raves narrow hemstitched border and small hand- ifs the best time to cbc Ladies’ Hemstitehed ebiefs, % and 1 inch hem. embrotiered initia All-linen Initial Hendker- x for $1 50, #tand 84.50.— wet Japanese Silk Initial Hand- Ladies Rercbiets to a box for #1.50.— Mon’: Hemssite bed All-linen initial Handkerchief , Finch bem. Hin abox for $1. #1.50, #2, Sand 84.50 — ge, = head E the a. are also sold sugly. Lidiew MM. Land 13¢-inch hems. — Pah. 18 5, $744 and 50e.—* ‘The Eze. quality have both plain and fancy hem- tain White All-linen Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, (8 for stitching Ladies’ All-linen Genstitehed Handkerchiefs, print Yerders 26 and Sie. — Ladiew All-linen Heustitched Handkerchiefs bruidered scalloped eres 50, = $1 to s10.— Hemstitehed Ladies’ AucLinen Handkerchiefs. Bx ie em brolered. “#1, $1.25, #1. Sand 81.75.— Ladiew tkerchiefs, Swiss embroid- ered, seal een #1. 91.25. 91.50 and 91.75 —— ebints, faaey Remettebed cvand real Valen- eubes Lace eciroe. $1.73. # to 86. Men's Fiain White linen Hemetitched Handker- ehaset s. band lig inch hem. Lee. Alltinen Hemstitebed Han iker- Pisin We Baines bees. Ime. Ofer Men's Plain Whit All-linen Heustitched Handher- 1. Be and 2 nob békm, See. C2 for #1), 50-and T5e.— Men's Wain Witte All-tinen Tape-bordered Hand- Bens. Ise. (G for @1), Zand Ble.— swarcmasre Vauees » Hasn_Expnorene Hasoxsncurers Brom the na. jacturers direct to us. We are gled they age bere for this holiday spnouncemest. You au'tuet such Values later, By taking all the manu- acturer had we cam sell them for 34 to % their real worth. They are Ladies’ Fine Sheer Linen Handker- +, With band-embroidered, scalloped edge and corners, dainty, pretty destrua, Sie., Stor $1. rm hae 1 Worth SOc. each (dat door. —o ‘OTH, LTH AND F STS. ¥.W. | Reduced from 815 | 30 itched Japanese Silk Initial Handker- | Grn vices ] PU SEIS and closing them out tn such a miracniously short time has put uy into & stock-pruning frame of mind. We have on hands lot of some 30 or 40 Winter Coats left ‘over from last season. These we nave concluded to close out at but « fraction of their former price. Weave stated the exact quantity in or der to show you the necessity of = prompt re- pense. @ Misses’ and Ladies’ Navy Blue and Black Beaver Cloth Coats. Reduced from 85 to $1 Exce. US Ladies’ Rough Cheviot Coats, high sleeves, tailor bound, navy blue only, small sizes. Re duced from €6 and 86.50 to $2 Excn. 13 Tadies' Rough Cheviot Navy Blue Coats, Reduced from 87 and $7.50 to 1 Ladies’ Elegant Black Matellasse Coat, size 32 Reduced from $20 to $3. : scans At A Frecicn OF iy Reduced (2 Seal Plush Sacques, reefer front. Sizes 30 and ‘32 Reduced from $25 and $30 to $7.50 Face. | ‘2 Seal Plush Sacques, sizes JO and 32. Re- duced from $40 to $10 Exca. i ‘2 Seal Plush Sacques, size 32. Reduced trom —— Faca. se Loos Cheats In rnmaging through the stock we have dis- covered a fow more of the left-over Long Cloaks, Here is the way they shall go: 1 Misses’ Navy Blue Cheviot Newmarket, size 16 Reduced from $14 to 250 to $5. & Ladies’ Navy Blue Chevtot Newmarkets. and $18.59 to 87.50 Eacu Few Ladies Roneh Cheviot Long Cloaks. duced from #15.50 and Bhar Eccx. We think we have made profit enough on this season's stock of Winter Skirts, so shall close 9 Ladies’ Navy Blue All-woo! Balmoral Skirts. Reduced from $1.85 to $1.35. 5Fancy Striped All-wool Flanne! Skirts. Reduced from $2.50 to $1.75 5 All-wool Flannel Bslmoral Skirts, 3 seal brown. Reduced from #2. PReduced from @2.75 to $2.25. Reduced from 83 to $2.25. = ther mas Sais rs ather Leather Goods practically belong to the give- riving family. They embody two of the bet elements of appreciativencse—show and utility. of Leather Goods, em- Dracing Pocket Books, Vienna Purses, Venitian Leather Novelties, Shopping Bags, Opera Bags, ‘Combination Card Cases, &e. 10 linitation Seal Chatelaine Bags, two styles, with oxidized chain. Only 2c5. each. ‘tation Seal Chatelaine Bags, with leather and metal chains. Only Sti. each, Real Seal € ine Bags. #1 to 2.25 Imitation Seal and Cloth Shopping Bazs. Only Oe. each. Imitation Seal Shopping Bacs, with pocket book combined, silk top. Only 81. Black Cloth Embroidered Shopping Bazs, S5c. Others up to 82.50 and 83. styles Pocket Myies W'ceket Re- Mearance learance 1 cons. okR cous ne t 25% ‘We have more than 30 styles of Poe Pooks, Vienna Novelty Purses, Combination C wd Cases | ead Wecket Rca Sm, ox tor popalor prion of each. Others up to 84. ‘TICE. —Initials printed free on all leather goods from $1.50 up. 1 |a LITTLE oF D bop Make You Want Much 3 —wi bbomtghone yercmabyabaschsene achieve and we've succeeled, as sou k in making or candy lead all ‘others in the public favor. While you're down this way perhaps You would like to stop in, so we'll «ive a few items for tomorrow's sale: First, MARSHMALLOWS, the queens of all candies. We're selling 3 Ib. and 1 Th, boxes for 25 and 50 CENTS. Then Peppermints and Winterreens, the most delightful of ail wafers, for 13 CENTS a box Next those THREE gran? MIXTURES: that have won such a high place in every one’s recard we'll sell for the me popular prices, 25, 40 and 60 NTS. Gur & Sox, Cor. Len Axp F Sis. Candy Makers To All Mankind. Appropriate. (MOST EVERY MAN FULLY aP- MPRECIATES THE COMFORT MM ov a sMox1yG JACKET OR DRESSING GOWN. BUT FEW BUY THEM FOK THEIR OWN USE. THEY ARE USUALLY PROVIDED BY THE WIVES, MOTHERS OR SISTERS OF THE FAMILY AND MAKE A VERY 4P- PROPRIATE AND ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY GIFT. CHRISTMAS 1S NEAR ENOUGH AT HAND FOR | you TO BE LOOKING THESE } THINGS UP AND OUR STOCK GIVES YOU THE OPPORTUNITY OF SELECT- ING FROM THE LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN. THERE ARE SMOKING JACKETS. HOUSE COATS, DRESSING GOWNS AND BATH ROBES IN ALL THE PROPER FaBRICS AND NEWEST SHADES AND COLORINGS, ALL SIZES AND ALL QUALITIES AND AT VERY REASONABL PRICES. COME IN AND MAKE YOUR SELEC- TION OW, WHILE THE ASSORTMENT 18 COMPLETE. Rosixsox, Pannen & Co.. Mw MMMM Maat M M Americas Crot Rs. iho nssenneneceeneeees-~ Warts 750. each | 1200.1202 & 1204 F Sx. N.W. AND PRESSED FOR @1. ‘NO other house DORS—EVER DID— or EVER WiLL—sell such STERL- ING QUALITIES at such LUW PRICES as WE quote. Saxs Asp Company. “A Sxve Savixe— That's what we said to the men in Pointed out half dozen instances where we could save them all the way from SOc. to @1 on their SHOES. ——The LADIES fare just as sgener- ously st our hsnds. We make quantity lift part of the Durden of cost.——We sell so many— many—palrs that we have to file. lerge orders—an@ that brings tts conces- sions. You get them. Te everywhere agreed that we sell the BEST Footwear for isdiee that can be bought———BEST becanse it WEARS LONGEST—BEST becsuse it FITS—BEST because there can be no BETTER.—— We've got exclusive rights with = coterie of shoemakers whove reputations are as wide as the cou- tinent———Don't you want to weer such SHOES? L 21.96 DULL DONGOLA BUT- A Worth = TON BOOTS made on D $2.50. Opera Last with patent 1 leather tip or tp of E the same; or with plain 8 HO ES. Common Sense toe. biant poxcota 82.50 A Worth BUTTON BOOTS; D = 83.00._—smade with Opera ‘Toe 1 and Patent leather tip E or plain Common Sense. SHOES. L sso = sromt poxeora 4 = Worth = HAND-SEWED — BUT- D $4.00. TON BOOTS made on bi Common Sense last. E A comfortable “walker.” SHOES. L400 tapres: Bicnr pox- A Worth GOLA BLUCHER D & BALS with cloth tops 1 and patent leatuer tips. E If you want style here SHOES, it i L e150 pan Donsota rand. A Worth — sewed Button Boots, D made on Common 1 Sense last. E SHOES. L $5.00 FINE FRENCH KID A Worth HAND-SEWED BUT. D 8.00. TON BooTs, with 1 patent leather tip. — Eg ‘The cme of the SHOES. art. Now while we've got the ear of the “gentle” publie we wan! to put you in mind of ovr Furnishings De- partment.—— The SMOKING JACK~ ETS, DEESS: sLOVES, SPENDERS— aud all the ‘‘et ceterax” that make @ man's wardrobe compiet> Holiday array.-— BATH ROBES. give you some suggestions as to what to buy—or we kume the likes and dislike of most all the men totks. acs Axv Company, A Washinotin Enterprise, PENN. AVE. AND 7TH STREET. MM ww mex WOM AM ot Wo xXx et Ho xs MoM OM ux x t EFF 00 ND Fk 0 0 dy AND r 33 es a) rary Cash Wholesalers and Retailers, jenna. 807 Pans Av. 807. It is a recognized fact that we are giving such exerlient vatwes for the prices we ask that we have already attained that enviable place in the esteem of the public which it {sso bard for any to reach. If yon have not investigated the. stock and prices by all means do #0 at once. Nskost , ‘Made in the mcst substantial manner, of fine quality of sa’een, extra heavily boned, extra Jong waisted, fine boned bust, and trimmed + With French eding. The hip is constructed on. an entirely new principle, but a simple glance SEL cparince, ene, that it te the @1 75, most durable hip ever made. Each do. ibs v y and boon, Girdles, very pretty and QR. Dest ribbor dressy, all colors. Glove Necessaries, 1 and all requisites, a beautiful present... $1.35. Notion counter rear of store.) omething Something ‘Tits Batra, all odors. We farnish the Sachet Tablets, all odors Lined Silk Waists, though marked astonish- / ingly low, are subject for a few days to 10 Pex Cesr Discousr. MINNIX, FONDA & COMPANY, ATelophone, 1414.1 -+-10¢. each, __ 807 Penna. ave. nw. men Gense came See “Abst Stee There a tat very ee hinge nearer toa man th i ae eens ‘so.mnar Should consider quality. ae wer Ship" and fintsh=more than. price. How = tthe bands? H; about ie “patton, rs the falinen, the iene of shirt the fe never expect to live lony enouxh Sibhe rt jer each, 6 Site," sold a Gay Giners eet adoiler for shirts ad TOR’ Es eae FACTORY, a ixceal FEATURE (Of our stock is that we keep “*no trash.” Everfining is ot the best. We can not ouly recommend, but guarantes, the fools that pass through our hands. Buch ‘ss our present stock of LAMPS, POR- CELAIN WARE, ONYX GOODS, and other simflar things. seni ooimnae mete ar sen tenpee rao SHEBE & Bis; 482 Orn Sz. "hh tar Festertock Kid Glow, alo (bation Hid 7 A TITT GREAT a aT y BA Tare mos: tmportant sn tast great ate of the 1802 seanon commences tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock shafp, on the second floor of the Palais Royal. ‘The manufacturers and importers of chotee jackets, ulsters, waists and suits have delivered over the last of thelr overproductions and at the greatest concee- sions in prices made this seazow. You'll probably not read of some of the best bargains tomorrow evening, for the quantittes are limited and the demand will be— minst be—spirited. Sufh banains thet the truth would read like fiction. ‘We need to exaggerate—to underestimate the values fered. ‘$25 for the Paris-inade Empire Cape Coats in light tan and navy. Made to retail at 840. ‘$20 for the London-made Triple Cape Coats of En- glish Tan Korsey, velvet collar, &c. Made to sell for 830. 13.50 for the Americansnade Conta. The ‘same style and material as above quoted. Pearl but- tons, lap seams, &c. Intended to retail at $18. 88.75 for Black Cheviot Box Coats, with shawl col- lar of electric seal. Been quoted a burgain at 812.75. 87 SO for Gray, Tanand Black Cloth Newmarkets, ‘with extra long capes. Good value at $12.30 each. 812.50 for the English Style Newmarkets, with triple capes, also those with extra long sinwle cape. ‘Made to retail at #18 and #20. #21 for the English Tourist Newmarkets, in tan and gray mixtures, single and triple capes. Intended to ‘sell at $30 und 835. €1.68 for choice of afew dozen Flannelette Wrap- pers, some of which originally cost more at wholesale. 85 for the French Flannel Wrappers made to retail at 87.50 each. 81.98 for 82.25 quality Winter-weigbt Cloth Waists, navy, brown and black. $2.98 for 23.50 quality English Cloth Waists, in red, brown and navy. 4.50 for 86 quality Silk Waists. 85.50 for 28 quality Silk Waists, Besides plain colors are the French plaids. 812.50 for Reefer Suits, navy, black and tan, made to seil for $18 each. 815 for the $20 quality English Broadcloth Suits, green, brown, navy and black. 820 for $30 Tailor-made Suits in fancy cloths of ex- elusive styles, Gar Alterations free of charge by expert modiste. Those calling early tomorrow may very probably be fitted without alteration. Baro Tue Cureones. 85 for Misses’ Jackets. in sizes 12 to 18 years, many of which are worth form $6 to $7.50. 86.50 for Misses’ Jackets in si ide to sell at less than @8. 50 for Misses’ Jackets tn sizes 12 to 18 years. Worth from 810 to 813.50. $10for Misses’ Fur Trimmed Jackets, many of which are worth #15. 84 for Gretchens to fit children Gto 8 years. None worth less than 86.50. ‘86 for the Latest Novelty Plaid Gretchens, sizes 10 12 to 18 yearn, to 14 years. Worth from $8.50 to 811.50. del Gioves UARANTEED. Firrep. Guoves. 100 Dozex Pams Movsovrrames. $1.55. Wanrasten Tae Besr. S-button-length Undressed Kid Mousquetaires of quality, style and fit that cannot be duplicated at less than @1.75 tn any other retail store in the country. But wait a moment. ‘The writer rends the above paragraph once again, shows it to the glove buyer, who, afterreadinz and re- reading, says: The statement is literally true, can be proved true and Jor three good reasons: First—The ubsolutely perfect fit may be proved, be- cause any lady may be fitted with a pair without obli- gation to buy. Second—That such quality Gloves are valued at $1.75 elsewhere may be proved by any one wishing to make comparison. Allwe ask ts that $1.55 be left here, which wil be refunded when the Gloves are returned. : ‘Third—The variety of colors may easily be proved superior. Your eyes will tell you thst. Not only ‘superior variety, but superior quality of colors. Six shades of English tans, six modes, six grays, six browns. For evening wear are yellows, pinks, blues, greens, lavenders, pearl, cream, white and black. Aw i Sern ‘LOVES - WARRANTED. Frrren Ar Ovr Rus. Tue aioves quoted at 81.55 are extra good value, because we purchased direct from the maker in un- usually large quantity and are being content with an unusually small profit. But other Gloves are here at Jess than prevailing prices. Corons.—rngiish Tans to match the London Box Coats you will find onour second floor, Grays, browns and modes to go with your winter costume. The ‘scarce and. correct reds, green, blues and yellows, ‘The latest shades, known as royal purple. Tur Correct Loxpox Groves. English **Walking” Gloves, because most fashiona- ble and most scarce, are often—more often than not— sold at fancy prices. Not so here. Style No. 1—English Calfskin. Style No. 2—English Dogakin.. Style No. 3-English Chevrette, Tur Latest Pans Groves. ‘French Kid Gloves made to our spectal order. Every Pair stamped ‘Palais Royal." WARRANTED inthe broadest sense of the word. Shaped after such modele a» Trefousse, Reynier, Jouvin, 0 that it tea pleasure to At them to your hand, and not only at our risk, but withouta hint that vou should buy, Coming direct from the maker to you with only the addition of your ‘agent's (the Palais Royal's) small expense, the lowest possible price for best gloves is quoted, $1.50 pair. 960. for the genuine Pigskin or Biarritz Mousque- Sines new vile, Gon be None dut the genuine 91.50 91.85 $2.00 Gloves—black and all colors. ‘Men's English Dogskin Gloves only @1. Porrin's Gloves only $1.68. ‘Misses’, Boys' and Children’s best Gioves, skillfully fitted to the hand. pant Tae Pause Ror. case ae aa x A From today on every thought and enersy will be exerted to meet your slightest wish im the world of gift-giving merchandise. ‘The tendency of the times point to the ex- change of those gifts which combine beauty with utility. Under separate heads we cali your attention to the feast we have pre- Pared for you in holiday goods. A Vesrasre Azur Or Dots. Imagine « fatr-sized army ready for battle and you have an idea of the extent of our stock of dolls. We wish to emphasize one particular feature of our stock of dolls as compared with those shown elsewhere about town. We have not aimed to sce how large @ doll we could seil at the various prices, but have secured the prettiest and those truest to nature as regards their cen- eral tout ensernble. Beauty and not size will be the predominating feature of our stock of dolls, 8c. is about the most popular price paid for a doll and at this figure we have surpassed every previous showing, for. without exception, we have the prettiest dolls ever offered at this price. Beacrrrez Xuas Leatnen Goons. We have alwase enjoyed the reputation of carrying s handsome line of leather goods at the holidays. Notwithstanding the ex- tent and beauty of the stocks previously shown, they are not to be compared with the line pow on exhibit. These embrace an extensive variety of Chatelain Bazs ina halfhundred different designs, Shopping Bugs, Lap Tablets, Purses, Card Cases, Combination Cases, Vienna Novelty Cases and what not. Of course the largest variety fe tn the 25c., 50c. and $1 lines. if you ave: urede up sour mitnd to sive Leather Goods you cannot afford to pass this department. Canistuas Sivex Goons. No department of Gift Goods show the ad- * Vance and improvement that is apparent in Silver Goods. Remember that ours are of the finest grades of métal and will not tar- nish. Thrsoembrace Picture Frames, Stand Mirrors, Inkstands, Trays, Mail Holders, Match Safes, Hair Pin Receivers, Collar Boxes and a thousand and one other little Useful as well ay ornamental articles of sil- ver ware. We have not marked these up with a view of marking them down at Christmas, which appears to be the policy of many, but have marked them at excep- tionally reasonable prices. Guxr Srock Or Haspxencniers, Many families exchange enough handker- chiefs at Christinas to last all the year, for it is safe to say that more are sold tn the one month of December than probably the other eleven. We have been months gathering this stock of Handkerchiofs, and have s0- ‘cured many lots which will prove agreeable surprises to our many patrons who look to us for thetr December Handkerchief sap- ply. A feature of the Handkerchief stock is « purchase of over 500 dozen Ladies’ Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs, which sell elsewhere at 50c.. which we propose to make a leader 20 long as they last atthe =| popular price of 350. Eaca, 3 For $1. “Initial” Handkerchiefs appearo belong: strictly to Christmas, for their sale at other times seems to be extremely Hmited. We have more th: dozen different styles of Initial Handkerchiefs for Ladies and ‘Men. Avovt Tue Oruen Derantweses. Other departments have also made special Preparations to meet your Christmas wants. ‘Theso we will touch upon later. Suffice to say, that we have today. without exception, the largest and handsomest stock of Holi- day “Novelty” Goods ever our pleasure to have shown in our business experience. Tae Box Mancue, 314-316 7m Sr N.W. It is practically ‘the fashion” to make presents of such usefi] articles of Purni- ture ax W iting Desks, Art Chairs, Hand- some Rockers, Onyx Tables, and even the more substantial pieces, such as Hall Racks, Chiffenters, Parior Suites, Chamber Suites, &e. We can certainly do as well, and inal | probability better, for you than a, oe er dine ee oe tbl to the following items: 'SUAL J RITING ESE: Sur $25 Win ESE: $17.50: Ladi Elegant Solid Mahogany and Solid Oak Writing Desks, neatly carved, new French legs, heavy cast-brass railand trimmings, equal to any writing desks sold elsewhere at #25, only $17.50 in mahogany and 816.50 in antique and bog oak. $12 H&E RAKE, 89.25. ACKS, Handsome Solid Oak Hall Racks, hand- polished, finished with umbrella rail and pan, equal to any sold elsewhere at 812, only 89. ast OOK LASE: 4 4 SEAL $10 Bock CASE: $5.75. Fine Solid Oak Book Case, 5 shelves, brass curtain rod and rings, 5 feet 3 inches hich by nearly & yard wide, equal to any book case sold elsewhere at 810, only $5.75. $4.50 ReckENs, $3.25. 100 more Solid Oak Rockers, richly up- Dolstered in brocatelles and silk plush, choice sixty patterns of seat, only $3.25 each. AK ROCKER! AK RERS, $3.25 $2.65. 50 Fine Solid Oak Rockers, wide com- fortable arms, equal to any oak rockers sold elsewhere at 3.25, only 82.65. RIVES" TN CURTAINS. RIVES” JURTAINS. 100 pairs Fine Nottingham Lace Cur- tains, attractive Brussels effects, 35 yards Jong, in white and ecru, equal to any lace curtains sold only $1.60 per pair. 50 pairs of Fine Grade Irish Point Lace Curtains, 336 yards long by 50 inches wide, equal to any Irish Pomt curtains sold else- ‘where at $7.50 per pair and the best value in America for the money, only $5 per pair. Crate & Aanoise. COR 13TH AND F STS. N.W. ysuaL SUAL SUAL SUAL Ustak Tw3 * It Usiqce Axp Uggnanere Bus Eas RED RAND JDEMNANTS GSB REAR A. PHRcE & C3: ‘Sth and Penn. ave. AXSTHER . Dit OF SB RES OFFERINGS AT PIERCE'S, Nothing succeeds like success, and ‘nothing is such a GRAND SUCCESS &s our REGULAR FRIDAY REM- NANT SALE. Is there something You want snd would like to save money on? See this list: DESIRABLE DRESS GSSBS: Fy French piece. yards 46-inch — ‘wool prench price, ae —— price for for, pies ‘$4.00 ayy All-wool Sees dark Bg Former price. W550 kemuaat peice a. 50 eras Stmels Hair, new shade op eat nuhant price for piece -.. “$4.75 4 yards 46-inch All-wool French enriet farnet. Forumer ine 84:70, Remnant’ price foreeQ OQ) Trice, opaee 46 Sch Ait-wock Beargiing Rochant gee for bese’... © 36.00 yards 40-inch, Allwool French base corner Bas Remnant price forpieee. SOLO Serge, biack. Keane price «HOTS 5 00 Besenenis of ali” cur SOGENT DRESS GOODS, from 2toG-yard = = lengths. Tedaced to half price... eC REMNANTS OF SILKS AT LOW REM- NANT PRICES, D WEATHER NV ECESSARIES. FATHER IN ECESSAKIES. 26.1 pairs American Hosiery, Com- Bice, @6.75 Y's Drawers. sizes, Hecular prices, #1,.'€1.25, 81 ant price, fer Dalr...-.- Ameren Hosiery" Companys Vests. os 8, AH mane ee, ° Ratt, Son sheip ae Saas 5 Shilgeen 3 Augtration Weal Vests. ee ee a Bant price, each ¢ 45¢ 6 pairs Pants to Jnatch Vests. ‘Rex. ular price, @1.2 3 Gi TS Gites etre Childcen’s Kid Fleece-ined Gloves, Nor8.” Reduced from @l EQ). 6 faire ¢ Children's Rid Fieece-tinet 75, 1 bugren, | Hediced from 8135 to. 1c Children's Kid Fleece-lined obits ‘Reduced fron 61.9018. 1 OO Children's Kid Fleece.ti THikine Tieduret ironstone == TDC patre Kid Flecce-lined Mittens, “te Tittie wus). Recuced from foe, 49 (Onkieeastar Uabicminaade an Woather we ind our woolea mitten soca a ite heavy and wil salon ony an extra 3 nck Mt for the rid cious price ecg S18 OF NECEREAE 1 Jot of Colored Brocaded Setin Ties. Requiar price, each 48 cents. ‘ Remnant price 22.6 1 dot of Figured Navy Bi Silk Yes. Nesutar Couts. “iemnant price. 9c 1 <= Eomatiiahed ch = es, 1h Brows. oe cents" Remnant price = 29 1 Dark Groen Surah Reefer Be Regul ee, 81.37. i -< = ~ pric f} ‘Remnant 59 2 each of. Crepe ‘ae Chine Reefer Rewuiar price Qheeckt Mesnaete fecular peice, price» 2 mee O89 NDK RCI RIEF td NTs. ANDEPRCHIEY REMNASTS 1 Dachess Lace Handke: f. Reg- ular price Si Hemaantivie = De 1 a egy he ee a Dat Driven ee ee RB.00 Duchess Lace Handkerchief. Was ge Blar price, $10. Remuane pees 6.00 MNANTS (QE T Act. AACE. wwchal ad ples Embrotd- ered Chiffon Lace, 12 inches wide, at... - HALF PRICE. mmnants of Normandy Val, i Onental Lace (splendid for fancy work) at. vos» HALF PRICE. Remnants of Black tilly Lace at. REMNANT PRICES. EXSEE 3 FFERS. LLE: FFERS. Llot of Ladiest ered | Handkerch 123. 420 OFFEE 1 Jot of Ladies’ a ch nied TE Former price. 50 Price SAMPLE [7 Sanpce L A MBRELLA 28-inch Gloria Umbrel a, with tassel and case, inn large’ variety of natural Wood sticks, warranted tor one year; ‘Our ape Vv. PPP ERR RRR COCO FER A. Pp MEERRK R rowed ERE On, “Where Quality’s First; Profits Second,” Sra Sr. Axp Pesx. Ave. N.W. oO: A Gut = aoraneia larwe glass jar fall of Soda-Mint Tablets end will give the ‘Person guessing nearest to the number it contains ten dollars’ worth of goods of their own selection from our stock. Don't failtosee the Electric Tablet Making Machine now on exhibition in cur show window. Ogee: Drs Sees: 28-3 ow 1212 Pa. ave, cor. 17th and Hts, This week will wind up PECTAL BARGAIN” SALE of FINE FURNITURE, as ‘We will have by that time all the space we re- quire to display our HOLIDAY NOVELTIES. Don't you think a TEN-DOLLAR BILL is wort': saving?—For that, oa an averag:,is what you will gain by making your purchase this Week. €@97We have everything you could possi- Diy want in our tine. "G PARLOR SUITES, WORTH $100, oxtx $80. PARLOR SUITES, WORTH @80, ONLY $65. PARLOR SUITES, WORTH 800, ONLY $37.50. ‘(Only a few of the latter left.) S@-No‘hing would make ® more acceptable Xmas gift than» Parlor Writing Desk. We have them in all styles and all prices— You can save a ten-dollar bill by buying one this week. Geo. Bazrrsanra, 515 Skvexra Sreeer N. W. an Jeteceeeses, Tee Best Remedy for colds, coughs and the common @isorders of the throat and lungs, Ayers Cherry Pectoral ts uni- versally recommended bythe profession It breaks: Up-the phlegm, soothes inflammation, allags painful ‘symptoms and induces repose. In bronchitis end paefimonta it affords epeedy relief, and is unrivaled as & prompt and effective Exerorxcr Mepremxe In croup, sore throat and the sudden pulmonary dis eases to which young children are so liabln, fm curing my brother's children of @ severe and dan- ferous cold. It was truly astonishing how speedily ‘they found relief, and were cured, after taking this Preparation. "Miss ANNETTE N. MOEN, Fountain, Minn. Arers Currry Prctonat, Prepared by Dr. J.C. AYER &CO., Lowell, Mass. PROMPT TO ACT, SURE TO CURE. Yorr Davoosr Does Nor Spread his plasters or gelatine-coat his pills. He knows that such work is better done in « factory. Some try to make an Emulsion of cod liver oil ; but ‘they cannot make one like Scott's Emulsion—theyl find it out some day. ‘There is no secret in what it is made of; there is = knack in msking it. That knack is Scott's Emulsion. ‘There is s book on CAREFUL LIVING that you ought to read. Shall wesendit? Free. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 132 South 5th ave- nue, New York. ‘Your druggist keeps Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oll—all druggistseverywhere do. $1. ME* ¥0%sLows sooraine srnur Has been nae for over FIFTY YRARS by MILLIONS: of MOTHERS for thetr CHILDREN WHILE TEETH- ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC and ts the best remedy for DIARRHEA. Sold by druggista in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for “Mra, Winslow's Sooth- ing Syrup" and take no other kind. 2Deentas bute, Ee Seeding hildren that want building a tonte oF « want = ‘should take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS. nploumant to, take, cures Malaria, Indigwation and BiiSusweant Salsa) aes — JERVOUS PROSTRATION, 81 PEPLESSS ESS. hun habit, dullness, blew ane ‘Dr. Miles jervine‘Sazu SP SCHELLEW & ATEVENS, Oh and Pa MINISTERS. LAWYERS, TEACHERS AND a athers, whee, cocupation Sir 58 ittie, srercipe, should use CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS for torpid liver and biliousness, 10 Pex Crest Ove. H HG g's THT FER RRR, 79855 eee ons = ELE 3 Hon ouU Sss) 7 Eek K Sss82 TEN PEE CENT OFF FOR CASE. HAVING PURCHASED LARGELY, IX AN- TICIPATION OF A HEAVY FALL TRADE, AND REALIZING THAT OUR STOCK IS NOT MOVING AS RAPIDLY AS IT SHOULD, WE HAVE DETERMINED TO OFFER OCR ENTIRE STOCK, COMMENCING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AT A REDUCTION OF TEN CENTS ON EACH DOLLAR'S WORTH SOLD. OUR STOCK COMPRISES ONE OF THE FINEST LINES OF DRESS SILK, VEL- VETS, BLACK AND COLORED DRESS FABRIQUES OF ALL KINDS. HOSIERY, _ UNDERWEAR AND HOUSEREEPERS' LIN- ENS, BLANKETS, &., IN GREAT VA- RIETY, ALL OF WHICH WE OFFER AT «+> PER CENT OFF FOR CaS W. M. Suvsren & Soxs, 919 PENN. AVENUE. We Give You A PPP ONT DENY YOURSELVES ANY- D THING THAT WILL MAKE HOME Dov’ aTTRacTIVE AND CoMPORT- ABLE. YOU DON'T NEED THE READY MONEY. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD WITH US TO ALMOST ANY AMOUNT. YOUR “WORD” Is ALL THE SECURITY WE WANT. IT'S OUR BUSINESS TO SELL HOUSE FURNISHINGS ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. WE CARRY EVERYTHING FROM A CURTAIN TO A FURNACE. AND WE'LL SELL YOU ANYTHING—AND LET YOU TAKE YOUR OWN TIME TO PAY FOR IT. YOU ARE UNDER NO OBLIGATIONS TO US FORTHE ACCOMMODATION. THE SHOE IS ON THE OTHER FOOT—WE ARE “Len CTT “MUCH OBLIGED” TO YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE. THE SPOT CASH DONT BUY ANY BETTER GRADE OF GOODS THAN YOUK SMALL PAY- MENT AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE- AND THE WEEKLY OR MONTHLY TRIFLES THAT FOLLOW. ONLY YOU GET WHAT YOU NEED—WHEN YOU ARE NEEDING IT—AND SETTLE FOR IT AT YOUR LEISURE UNDER OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM. ON THE OTHER HAND MAYBE YOUD HAVE TO TAKE BREAD OUT OF YOUR MOUTHS AND CLOTHES OFF YOUR BACKS—TKYING TO RAKE AND SCRAPE TOGETHER ENOUGH TO PAY CASH. CASH IS A HARD MASTER. CREDIT IS A FRIEND—A HELP-MEET. DON'T BE AFRAID TO TRUST YOUR- SELVES—YOUR WORD “GOES” WITH UB. YOU AND YOUR WIFE DROP IN AND PICK OUT WHAT'S NEEDED AROUND THE HOUSE-AND HAVE iT SENT HOME. THEN WE'LL FIX UP ABOUT THE Pax- MENTS. Horse Axo Hennwaxs, HOUSE BELONGINGS. 2d EDITION. THE SENAZE CHAIKMANSHIPS, Indications That There May Re = Contest ‘Over Two of Them. It iseaid that the democrats are in for @ sharp fight over the organization of the im- portant committees of the Senate. As the new Senate convenes on the 4th of March, imme- diately after the expiration of the old term, the democrats will have to have their plan of re- ‘organization all arranged beforehand, so that there will be no delay. The work will, there- fore, be done this winter and the organization fully mapped out. Those democratic Senators standing at the bead of the minority on the several committees will expect to recure the chairmanship. There seems to be a movement on foot, however, to put Gorman over the bead of other Senators and make him chairman of the committee on appropriations and to aa- vance Carlisle to the chairmanship of the com= mittee on finance. The first would displace Mr. Cockrell of Mintonri, the second would tarn down Voorhees: of’ Indians. Both of there men would resent this action and both will make a determined figh? to pre« vent it. Custom was over-ridden when Care lisle, coming into the Senate for the first. time, was placed on the finance committee. To make him chairman he would have to be put over the head of Vance, Harris, McPherson end Voorhees. This would be the absolute disre- gard of senatorial courtesy. Ordinarily it would not be thought of for a moment without the consent of these Senators, and according to the custom of the Senate Mr. Voorhees has a claim upon the chairmanship which ts not to be aise regarded. But there is a strong disposition om the part of Carlisle's adherents to him to the ‘front, and the indications are thet there will be @ contest over the matter, and there is liable to be considerable bitterness growing out of it If Mr. Carlisle was at the head of the finance committes it is probable that Mr. Voor= hees would sccept no assignment in the ree organization, and bis resentment might go far enough to lead to his resignation. Tbe same situation exists ax to the chairmanship of the committee on appropriations. Cockrell will ex pect to goat the head of that committes, and tn attempt on the part of the friends of Mr. Gorman ‘to dispiace him would make a serious factional disturb nee in the party. It is nob expected now that any plan to displace Cock= ‘and Voorhees will succeed, but there will be considerable bitterness provoked before the thing is settled, and one result may be that both Gorman ‘and Carlisle, failing of the pro~ Botion which their friends seek for thera, will without env prominent assignment is ‘the organization. i ° CONGRESS AND THE WORLD'S FA TR What Members of the Appropriations Com- milter Say of a Report From Chicago. ‘The statement in a dispatch from Chicago that President Palmer will ask Congress for €140,000 for the national commission of the world’s fair to make up a deficit is not favorably received by members of the House committee ‘on appropriations. Mr. Sayers of Texts, a prominent member of the committeo, said that it was the understand- ing when $2,500,000 was voted for in the last Congress that no more money be asked for te aid the fair in anyway. Mr. Dockery of Missouri said be was not sure are! to her that the world’s fair officials were jntending to ask Congress for more mones. He said that there was a thorough urderstanding at the last-session that no more money was to be asked for the world’s fair, but the ma” of the institution would be inconsistent if did not come again for more money -o-——_—— Framing the Sundry Civil Bit, The estimates for the sundry civil approprise tion bill are now being «ent to the Capitol and being put into shape for drafting into « bill ig, the House committee on appropriations. The ‘estimates are coming in by galley sheets and no footing of the total sum of the estimates cag yet be made. ‘There appears to be a general increase in the estimates over those of last year, but it cannot yet be ascertained how much the total willovers run. Unless some decided cut is made this bill ‘as it passes Congress will be much heavier than last year. About $31,000,000 worth of river and harbor work was authorized at the last nose ston to be contracted for and if those contracts have been entered into in accordance with thet authority the sundry civil bill of this year | have to carry be A a Second Edition Continned on 6th Page. be no sovar a and — Torurr Laxouine. preserves the skin from the evil effects of wind, heat, irritating particles, For abrasions, burns, wounds. In colispsible tubes, Ask for Toilet Lanoliue. prep. 4, 900K, On Wotnesdas, Navenher aM, te ang painful iiincan, JOs. Hi, so uf the Sane Sem and Marthe Cock. ts tho tema eae Sear of in ae Foneral will take place from the residence of his her-tm-law, No. 411 4th street northeast. Friday, 3 o'clock p.m. Friends and’ relativap of the familly respectfully invited to atten Op Wednesdas. November 30, RE, ag Oey eatin S. Oterst nc = settee a our h Friday. Pallbearers Please call at Spears ‘Undertaking snop at 1 o'clock sharp. Interment of Ariineton cemetery rl FREYHOLD. At bis “~—3 y Z it S- BRR ach mms Prmnisat the fanaly 4 HESSELBACH. On December 1, 1992, after Ungering illness, AMELIA C., wife ot William Hesselbach. ‘Funeral strictly private LAUDER. On November 30, 18% LARD MUNROE, infact son cr Jou ader. Funeral from 2054 220 street Friday at p.m, * November 30 ue NS. On Wedmenday morning, rae AGRES F../wite of Edgar &. Lyons, tn ity bind vent of hor mew Syiberal will take place Ptiday afternoci fromthe residence of her busta Street soutbeast.” (Norfolk aud Porter T. On Wednesday, November 20, 18 Sm, SOPHIA'S. MEKSIGHT, acca 4 trom, her late residence, 1419 ¢ street northwest, Friday, December 2. at 10. McLEAN. Entered into rest Wednesday. ber 30, 1892, AKTHUR, eldest son of Jonn and Saue Ri. McLean, in the twentieth year of hin nue Puneral from his tather's residence 42 hee street, Anacostia, D.C") Naturday, Decemler T™. Helatives and friends respactiul } tnvil attend. [Baitimere papers please copy ? McPROUTY.. On Thursday, Dece 1. ante, at ot Wry Pam. EDWARD CAMPEI st Sc MeProaty, aed ti sevens, ““Fusetal from parents’ residence, 42 Callan stred® nortbeast, et 3pm. Friends of Yamtly invited to gt omat ER. Suddent: — November 2 of Mr. Hine od ule fra acon. sho Lave arent time SULLIY, . December 1, 1s ELLEN &U. biav aN ‘Reparued take tn the sinter 7 Fapera! will take place trom her sister's boner, % 427 Ridge strest northwest, at 9 o Biorning. ie . Tie funeral will be from AN Soule’ Unitariam Church cn Thursiay, December ?,at lam. 2 TOBIN. On Twesday, November 29, 1% Liane AUTOBIS, beloved wite of stones Te Sventy-fouir youre Fancral wil cake place from her Tate raid, 18 Pleroe street. hort Theme to 8. Alors Sth :00.m., wil be said for the renwme Pricmde of tie Yesut"y tnesend to aver 2 TRUSHEIM. On Wed ur 2, 2 Ma lbelowea ite of Soh vara tau a cia Sas, ae carsandecvem "Notice of funeral hereafter. ° —_—_—SS—=—vseenS “Worm A Gerses A Box» Covered with 4 Tastelens and Soluble Coating. 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