Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1892, Page 4

4 oo = _THE EVENING STAR. HINGTON. NOYES ‘THE EVENING STAR bas a regular and permancet circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any other paper in the city. As a lecal NEWS paper and Ad- YVertising Mediam it has no competitor. ————— Today the Senate and House of Representa- tives of the United States met, in Congress as- sembled, and today there was another revival of that legislative hope which springs eternal in ‘the District breast; the hope that hibernates from the close of one session to the opening of enother. Some communities complain because they are governed overmuch, but in Washing- ‘ton there is imperative demand for more legis- lation; modern legislation; legislation that can withstand the assaults of lawbreakers and com- pel obedience in spite of rubber-vertebraed public officers, whose duty it is to prosecute, Dut who are sometimes controlled by other in- terests than those they have sworn to defend. ‘The prime necessity here at this time is a law regulating the sale of intoxicating liquors—a earefally framed measure. The inefficacy of the present regulations is breed- fng contempt for law and inculeating in youthfal minds a dangerous carelessness as to the requirements of good citizenship. The spirit of our present law may be plain to all, Dut there is pressing need for a statute in which the letter is comprehensively precise. Bech s bill or tue foundation of such a bill is mow on the Senate calendar and may be called ‘wp any day. A measure requiring licenses for the sale of liquor and providing penalties, which was hastily proposed at last session in order that the District might not be entirely without law on the subject, was passed by the Senate and is pending in the House. If the more comprehensive measure fails, it will be absolutely necessary to pass some makeshift of this sort. Next in importance is the steam railroad question, which should be settled im- mediately. Both the Pennsylvania and Balti- more and Ohio authorities have declared their readiness to reform and seem only to be await- ing congressional consent. Amendments to ; their projects will certainly be necessary, andin order that there may be ample time for discussion Doth plans should receive the earliest possible attention. Perhaps there may be slackness on the part of one or both companies, but this should not be allowed to retard such congres- sional action as will relieve the city of grade- crossings. The slaughter of the innocents still gees on, and it will continue until our legisla- ture interferes. And while railroad matters are being discussed Congress should grant the Norfolk and Western Company permission to enter the District under proper restrictions and safeguards. Further delay is inexeusable and dors the material interests of Washington more than a little harm. Another important legislative proposition is the one that provides for the establishment of a free public and departmental library and read- ing room. No sound argument can be advanced on the negntivg side. The government is not called upon to expend any money, while the benefits to be derived from snch an institution are berond valuation. In this great city, the capital of the nati tens of thousands of in- telligent people are without the opportunities of self-improvement common in every wide- wake village throughout civilization. Sucha beneficial, non-appropriatire measure as the one now in committee ought speedily to become law. A large cash investment in the extension of the streets and avenues of the city would be simply businesslike. That the thoroughfares ‘must soon be lengthened is evilent and that the government must do the work is incontroverti- Ble. Procrastination in such an affair is ex- ‘tremely expensive, for every week of delay means an increase in the value of property ‘which will have to be parchased before exten- mon is possible. ‘Then it would be well to pay more than pass- ing attention to one of the measures which have for their object the relief of unreasonably crowded dockets in our local courts. Great in- Justice is frequently wrought and the terror of the law dissipated by delays which under the Present system are unavoidable. Other bills there are. of minor importance yet in their way valuable. To these reference need not now be made. Washington will be ‘well satisfied if the measvres named receive the attention they deserve and are disposed of as they ought to be. +e. Evidence of the rapid development of the eity is given annually by the official report made by the District Commissioners of the eperations and needs of the local government. ‘The report submitted to the President today and printed in Tux Srax is noexception to the vule. The need for the extension of various branches of the public service to the new por- tions of Washington, the necessity, becoming yearly more patent. for the arching of Rock ereek within the city limits, the demand for legislation providing for the extension of streets and avenue in a suitable manner, and other wants of the crowing city are clearly set forth. Many recommendations of last year are Tenewed. Some of them have become more Urgent by reason of the lapse of time. ‘The Commissioners take some pride in the fact that the accounts show that they have kept the expenditures #20.000 within the revenues on account of the general fund. The Teport gives briefly very satisfactory summaries of opera- tions of every branch of the District govern- ment. Especial stress is Iail upon the unusual state of affairs relaging to the liquor trafie, and ‘a0 appeal is made to Congress to enact ai once some law calculated to improve the situation, ‘The Commissioners lend the weight of their fmfuence to the enactment of a high license Jaw, believing that the experience of localities where such laws bave been in operation shows that they tend greatly to the promotion of peace, morality and happiness in acommunity,as ‘well as to the production of revenue. Undoubt- e*ly the present disgraceful and disgusting condi- ‘tion of the law here cries out loudly for some re- form in the way of sensible legisintion. The Commissioners also point out the need of some @efinite enactment in order to secure the re- moval of overhead wires and again strongly advoete the erection of a municipal building. Altogether the report presents an admirable summary of the year's work, and makesmany suggestions which itis hoped Congress will heed. es Baltimore wants both the Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio railroads to operate four teacks between its own depots and the national expital. The suggestions is a good one for with sceb an arrangement in forcea freight blockade ‘would hardly be possible. Such a change coukl De easily be brought about when the companies ‘modernize their terminais bere. —— +e ‘The Indians court: bave a curious problean A man who was fined for profanity appealed on Re ground that he was on his own pr/mises ‘when he spoke, and hada right to use afy kind ef language that he pleased. Office seckers With inflammatory te:nperaments will doubtless consider thecase with a good deal of intorest. — ‘There has been so <nuck foot ‘ball 1 fom of late that Congress will have to step lively to keep pace with the popular stnndards of: : en mnes i to explesion of ‘the rain bombs 205 Pa. ave. Bin! “Dusky Diastosps* ONT look solemn when Black Goods are talked sbout. They have gone into the ay DD circles now. One of the pets of fancy. One of the idols of fashion. In the midst of all the glitter Biack walks triumphantly. You've got s dress of it~ or ought to have. Your friends have—or if they haven't why don’t you sive them « pattern fora Christ- masremembrance? It isn't like colore—-you cannot make sny mistakes of becomingness. BLACK te BLACK-—end so long 28 you get our BLACKS you may be sure they will stay so. It ts our stock that holds the popular effects. You know you say so yourself—you know you have heard your jriends say #0. Itwill be easy enous to select them. | 50 Cewrs,ccces0cc00000000000000000 ¥ 28inch ALL-WOOL FRENCH } aerating 3-inch ALT-WOOL HENRIETTA. fOinch ALL WOOL MOUSSELINE. & © 40-inch BRILLIANTY: x © 40-inch DIAGONAL € 9° © | 3¢-inch STRIPED FRENCH CHEV- I @ RON. © ° Seocosccooceoooeassco0en900F0UR cHoIC n if a ALL-WOOL HENRIETTA. ch Hain PRES ERGE. A .. ‘ CH CHEW: ecccocomuncny Cilonctiac mcioye YOUR CHOIC 9800 4 5 § 2 z : Eg LD CORDS, vu D INE: k a NALS. o : A e VITINGS. H ° EI I ° 42-inch CRAPE CLOTH. Cc ® Az $1.15 A. Yanp.cococe:coses 4¢-inch WOOL MOTRE, 40-inch INDIA STRIPES. Winch SARROW WALE’ DIAGO- NAL SUITING. eo eccese 900 TAKE YOUR CHOICE.o A Pancer Or Prerry Parrerys. 42-inch MATELASSE SUITINGS— 81,35 an S150 a yard PRIEST ard. Wand 34inch CHEVIOTS-81.25 and $1 a, LUPIN'S. gL. $14 LOTH. VEIL- eoceceooccecoocceeceseccoele erccosoocccoosecaceecccoolS eooeee0e00ce024 CHOICE. COLLECTION.O We don't believe the notion of making a present of ‘& BLACK Gown entered your mind before. Wouldn't you be glad toget one? So would your friends. Ien’t this an attractive list we have put beforegou? Pick from it. Perars, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” Established 1840. 1] | Ant Nezprewors. Ovesise.—--_—_—_Oresisa. Mrs. M. W. PAXTON begs to new stock of every requisite in the line of Needlewark, Embroid- ery. Novelties and ‘English Tuck-sway Tabies. enuf eduction Jn Pfurs Fenuine Reducucn Iz Fan + Writes: rm At Witt & Rek: Fur Neck Sto’es and Storm Collars of dif ferent Furs reduced to #230. Fur Capes reduced to $10 sad 812. edjiea! Seniskin Tapes redticed to €55 and 4 Real Seaiskin Jackets reduced to $150 and 8165-iews than cost. Dressiuakers who were disappointed will be glad to know that we have received more new Fur Piping aud Edging. Wruuerr & Reorr, A Sreous, Discouxr A Sprecut Discousr oF Tex Pex Cexz Tes Pex Cexr ON ALL Casusex Serres Asp Stoznoanps Cuausex Surres Axp Swesoanva WEHAVE DECIDED TO EXTEND OUR WW PER CENT DISCOUNT SALE ON ALL CHAMBER SUITES AND SIDEBOARDS 4 PEW DAYS LONGER. THIS 1S A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE FINE FURNITURE AT AN UNUSUALLY LOW PRICE, AS OUR PRICES, WITHOUT THE DISCOUNT, ARE INVARIABLY AS LOW, IF NOT 4 LITTLE LOWER THAN ELSEWHERE, AND THIS SPECIAL DISCOUNT SALE SHOULD CoM- MEND ITSELF TO ALL WHOSE WANTS ARE IN OUR DXRECTION. Gro. Brerrssars, ‘the order in person. Our prices are as low if not @ (ittle lower ‘than elsewhere, and Butter Dought of us is certain to be genuine cow's butter. BUTTER oe ney to-te-explosion of @! Gro. M. Ovsren, Jn cateedquartera, ‘TelepBone 1230. IARTONDS Imported by us direct from the cutters of Amsterdam, Holland, are retafied at our estab- Mshment at prices equal to the cost price of ‘most retail Jewelers. You can positively save 20 PER CENT By purchasing of us. Aaa ana OUR ASSORTMENT IS IMMENSE. We have pretty Solitaire Diamond Rings, heavily mounted, as low as $10. See our Solitaire Rings at $25. ‘See our Marquise Rings at $20. ‘See our Solitaire Rings at $35. . See our l-carat Rings at 965. They sell for @100 elsewhere. ‘See our Solitaire Earrings at 625. ‘See our Solitaire Earrings at $50. See our Solitaire Earrings st $75. * ‘See our Solitaire Earrings e¢ $100, weighing nearly 2 carats, See what an immense display of Earrings we have from $100 to $1,000. Over 520 pairs to select from, DIAMOND PENDANTS Means with usa display of over 600 different patterns. We have an immense line of lovely designs that can be worn as pendants or breast- pin from 815 to $25. From @25 to $1,000 our Pendants must be seen to be appreciated. OUR SPECIAL DIAMOND ROOM ‘Was constructed for the sale of unset gems of all kipds. | Here you buy by the carat any stone you desire and have it set to order to please your fancy. ‘We are bound to suit you in style and price. ‘Xmas goods can be reserved now and de- livered when desired. PR FHA ee wun & Ro HOA 3 ‘att Goh IMPORTERS OF DIAMONDS, : x Cor Tra Axo D N.W. = A. KAUFMAN, Open every night until9 p.m. S00'Penn.ave-'n.w, | Pantil after tae holidays Tur Oxtx Prace Where the late comet strack was our Reusasr Deranruesr. These prices below will show the results: 27he 1dc @#-inch All-wool Cheviot: fontay and That told for 38 and Se... Puenday For 800 yards of 36-inch Half- wool Tufted Pin-check Honday ana Gioth tat sold for 2c. day FYE 800 yards 36-inch Half-wool Gashmeres and Chevron a ana a Keetayrer LOc 300 yards of Biack Mohair, Monday and that sold for ‘WO «....- Redsy for 2c 500 yards of 40-inch All: nel's Hair Novel that sold for 68, 75 and 49c ies, 80. Td 500 vards of White Checks and Piaids for Aprons, that 1 sold for 133¢¢ 2 50 pieces of Fancy Back Se- Monday and Theis, that sold for toe aay ¥or 1Oc One small lot of Cashmer- fttes, comein sinall pleces, suitable 40 make up for charity. ric by the piec 3c 48 We Are Orrerrxa Extraordinary inducements all over the house. Your dollar will go further with us than anywhere else you oul ; Ove, Diserax Or Horrpay Goons ready showing Is credualiy filling in, and we are al some Very unique articles at very low prices. A. Kavrsas, 909 PENN. AVE. N.W. —o [THE PEOPLE'S MONEY SAVER | o— Tue Soctan Festivities (A, RE YOU MAKING ANY PLANS 10 AA PARTICIPATE IN THE SOCTAL 4 A FESTIVITIES THIS WINTER? IF YOU ARE YOU MUST HAVE A FULL DRESS SUIT, AND NOWHERE ELSE IN TOWN, NOT EVEN AT THE BEST CUSTOM TAILORS, CAN YOU BE SO WELL OR SATISFAC- TORILY FITTED WITH ONE AS HERE. A HANDSOME STYLISH . ONE, TOO, MADE FROM THE PROPER FABRICS, CUT IN THE CORRECT FASHION, TASTEFULLY TRIMMED, ‘THOROUGHLY TAILORED AND FAULT- LESS FITTING. ¥, YOU WILL SEE HERE ALL OF Y THE FADS AND FANCIES AS WELL AS THE STAPLES IN CORRECT DRESS CLOTHES FOR GEN- TLEMEN, THE SHAWL ROLL OR PACKED LAPEL, CLOTH O8 SILK FACING TO BUTTON HOLES OR EDGE, PLAIN OR CORDED EDGE, IN BROAD- CLOTH, DIAGONAL OR FRENCH CREPE AND A COMPLETE LINE OF THE TUXEDO OR COWES DRESS SACK, A POPULAR GARMENT FOR STAG PARTIES; ALSO THE INVER- NESS, THE SLEEVELESS DRESS OVER- ooaT. Rosixsox, Pangen & Co. American Croraizas, 1200.1202 & 1204 F Sz. N.W. A SIGSHIGAS? STRAW: 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N. W. canal —o A Hoxwar Reprrzcriox o— a a Unauie so MANY, OTHER THINGS THE QUESTION OF JUDICIOUSNESS CANNOT IM- PEDE THE GIFT OF A Waar, Jacker, Care OR ANYTHING CALCULATED ——— Orn notiaay soason ot tast year (which probably surprised ant exceeied general expectation) demon- ‘strated to us the increasing tendency to more substantial gifts, and while our display at that time probably surpassed what had been customary, our arrangements for this year, we feel assured, will be found to exceed those of last, both as to extent and richnest of styles. Tuesday a memorable day in the Wrap Department by offering at extremely 9f the season, some irresistible bargains in Laporte Hyron-Crass Jackets, Cares A ND W RAPS. SOME OF THE CHUICEST GEMS OF THE CELEBRATED ARTISTS Frurx. Prsoar, Sana Myer. &o., Buch recherche things on the very threshold of the season at reduced prices is perhaps unpre eedented. It's our way of doing business though, illifstrates our modern method of “losing money Judi- ‘We have decided to make low prices, now in the height Glously." We prefer to do this now, right in the season, ‘wait until later when, if you bough!, you'd have to lay aside until next season. Remember—every carment is new and fresh—tmported this season—is exctusive and cannot be du pli- cated. It is to your interest to call early in order to secure a choice. We give you here Woonwann & Loruror, coo, A eo AA AA G G. AAA cddirr *“Anrictes. TO WARM AND BEAUTIFY. when you can get the go0d ont of them, rather than w with the descrip. tions, by which you can get an ide® of the importance of the sale. FOUR IMPORTED NOVELTY JACKETS, fancy wens S200 ee tea ae ee xow $18. | ished. No twoalike. Size 208. ONE IMPORTED MATALESSE JACKET, trimmed ! $4 with cut jet and silk gir- was B45. | Ale, ned throughout. Size xow $85. 38. ONE GOLDEN BROWN CLOTH WRAP, Pin- 45, at beck, trimmed with was $45. electric soal far. Size 36. xow $35. | TWO IMPORTED were $75. Now $45. ONE IMPORTED MILITARY WRAP, 48 inches Jong, lined with silk rha- was $58. dame, ebirred shoulder cape, handsomely trimmed NOW $45. (Third floor. . VELOUR WRAPS, hand- embroidered, silk lined throughout, finished with heavy silk frings. Sizes 44 ana 46. with deep bands of ses otter. Size 36. ONE IMPORTED SILK BENGALINE WRAP, with was $70. Now $50. Spanish Bolero Jacket, lined throughout, trimmed with cnt Jet passamenterie. Size 36. ONE ELEGANT IMPORTED NAVY BLUE WRAP, was 875, silk lined throughout, * | trimmed with bands of sea xow 860. otter. Size 36. ONE IMPORTED JACKET, dark olive cloth (made was $118. xow $85. by Pingat)—full shawl col- lar of selected mink fur, silk lined | Size 33. ONE IMPORTED DARK GREEN JACKET, 40 = ince 1» Lo Iv was $195. ches long, Louis Xi throughout. A SESE LEBER aTa LESS SHSE STORE OUR MEN'S $2.50 SHOES Gre fast gaining celebrity. ‘Lace and Congress. Best Calf, solid leather, sewed. French, Giobe, Bon Ton and London Toe and tip. ‘Specially made for as= consequently WARR«NTED. Not “shoddy.” ‘Will wear as well as eny #4 shoo in the city, All sizes and widths always in stock in countless numbers. SEE THEM! HE 1s] 888s TITT 00 RRR EER * yy 810 Asn 312 Sevesrf Sr. Laxsavrcn & Bro. Our BOOK DEPARTMENT ts now open. Youcan come here, select any Bo. kor Set of Books you might fancy for present for some one, and bave laid ‘aside until you give us orders to deliver same, Curtstaas Canns OF ALL KINDS. Ganes OF ALL KINDS, Book Department, Ist floor near upper door. a front, handsomely trimmed NOW $1 50. with dyed otter and applique passamenterie — cannot be duplicated. Size 36. 1 Also many other extremely choice and desirable ments at correspondingly low prices. -1ith st. building.) We rstexp 70 MAK® THIS COMING XMAS MEMORABLE. peculiarly stentficant and attractive to our friends and patrons by offering thousands and thousands of the most desirable Gift thiugs at popular Prices. NEVER IN OUR BUSINESS CAREER have we collected such a bewildering array of Xinas gifts—pretty and artistic productions of every civilized country gf to see. . IN THE GOLDSCHMID STOCK there are thonsands of articles—Bric.a-brac, Cutlery, Plush Goods, Bilver Ware, Pictures, Jewelry, Leather Goods, &c., lines that we won't duplicate and want to close out dur tng December. They are marked at greatly reduced original. the globe—worth a pilgrimage of a bundred miles prices—many Instances haif and less then half the ‘On spectal tables Tuesday the following, which are but a hint of thousands of othery: 50c. Tasce. Pinsh Boxes for dinner and breakfast knives, Plush Comb and Brush Cases, Plush Glove Boxes, Plush and Metal Colocne Stands with bottles, Metal Goods in great variety. Originally two, three and four times the price, meh i 25c. Tare. | ‘Plush and Metal Trays, Plush Collar and Cuff Boxes, | Plush Glove Boxes, Emory Pin Cushions, Satin Pin | Cushions, Plush Picture Frames and myriads of others that sold for three times the price. Leather and Plush-back Autogra Carving Seta—knife ‘Tea Kuives—buta few 75c. Suver Ware Taste. Butter Dishes, Spoon Holders, Bon Bon Dishes, Pickle Dishes, Fruit Dishes, Puff Boxos, Sugar Bowls, Cream Pitchers and various other articles. This price 1s merely & nominal one. Ware and in reducing haven't considered the cost. o- Orner Srecurs Ix Tre Gotnscumm A We've a large stock of Silver x BISQUE FIGURES. and 81.50. 81.50. Were 82 and #2 82. Were 83and $3.25. $2.50. Were $3. 95 BOHEMIAN VASES. @4. Were 88. $3.50. Were 87. 8175. Were 33.50. 81.50. Were 8: 50c. Were 81. $2.50. Were 1. . Tae Prarectios Meat Cnorrer. IN OPERATION ON FIFTH FLOOR, 11TH STREET BUILDING. It does not grind, but cuts by a simple shear-like rocess all raw or cooked meats— Chicken, Oysters, Lobster. Fruit, Crackers, Citron, Suet, Codfish, Almonds, Pie Meat, Vegetables, Cocoanut, &., &e., Ke. Being’ no grinding or compressing motion, there is no dripping of juice as by other methods, and each bit {s as cleanly and evenly cut as thouzh by sharp scissors. During the exhibition we will se'l the cutter at the following prices: cuts 14 Po No.1,cuts 3-4 pound a minute, $1.50. ’ Dots. a ivable Verily, a small army. Dolls of every concel kind and size, dressed and undressed, —Be. to #69.00.— Pretty Dressed Dolls, French bisque heads, real hair, jointed bodies, shoes and stockings. =e ‘These will compare favorably with any you have Gin floor. sais -.--10th st, building.) Deus Crormse Ix Iseaxrs: Dz PARTMENT. tomers will find it very convenient to bring LARGE-SIZED DOLLS to our Israxts) Derartwest And have them neatly dressed. We bat there necessary for their outfit. (24 floor... .-10th st. building. ) verything Toy Deranrwenr. ¢hings from all parts of thd world—Games, pools ent Blocks Miniature Dillard and’ Pool Tables—Toys you nor any one else (excepting the maker, of course) ever dreamed of until they were ‘manufactured. If there is any particular kind of ‘Toy you have in mind you are almost sure to find it Tae LARGE TOYS— Doll Carriages, Velocipades, Tricycles. Bicycles, Hobby Horses and the like —have taken full possession of the first annex, fourth floor. They tre from the manufacturers in the country. eee ao. B.C. Velocipedes. ..81.85. No. H. Tricycles.. 345, Boys' Safety Bicycles......23. 1st annex and (4th floor.. 10th st. blag.) ee Seectar. Prorune News. THOSE 6%. ETCHINGS (Artists? signed) Aro the best value we have ever offered. Neat white frames, 11x14, with gold trimmings. 500 Steel Engravings, sizes 11x14, white and gold and white and silver frames of rich designs— —ie— New White Squadron Sheets of all the famous battle ships—fac-similes of water colors—size 14x28— —38e.— --10th st, building ) Hourar Booxs. All the popular books for the Holiday season are here—aline the equal of which,cannot be found in single volumes and complete seta. English and Amer- foan Posts in beautifully desiened bindings—Picture ‘and Story Books without end. SHAKESPEARE, complete in one large volume— good type, paper and binding— —88e.— 2,000 POPULAR BOOKS, Extra cloth binding, 15c. Half Russia binding, 50c. (Basement. 11th st. building.) — ‘Pinch Colored PlatteValenciennes ‘blug,cld rose, cardinal and yellow. . —25e. yard.— 10, 11.and thy, seas plain ‘15-inch—cream and bieck Silk Chan- yunds a minute,®2. No.3,cuts ? pounds a minute, $3. Avovr Mz 's Fenustsutxas. SMOKING JACKETS. An almost endless variety in every conceivable de- sign at prices that maXe this useful and acceptable garment within the reach of all, A neat Plaid or Striped Jacket, in all sizes, at $3.50 that would be considered good value at At $5, the best selection we have ever shown—Chey- jot and Flannel, with silk frogs and rich bindings. For 8,2 Handsome Jacket, blue or gray—a rich garment, with quilted linings dud satin bindings. $10 buys a Jacket that eclipses them all for vali— ‘s stylish plaid and striped tailor-made garment, with the newest linings and trimmings. Jackets to suit the most fas‘idious up to €30. z DRESSING GOWNS. A requisite article for a gentleman. English flan- nels, cheviots, &e. ——87 to 850. — BATH Gowns. Neat and fancy stripes—hood and girdle— 92.5 Deheate stripes and plaids— ~—84 to 88. — The newest—Parisian Cheviot Gowns, lined with the best Turkisbterry cloth. (First floor, x -First annex.) =e Isrenestive Vaxves. Uruorsteny Depanruesr. 200 pairs White Nottingham Lace Curtains. Actual value, #4. —#34 pair. — 80 pairs Extra Quality Chenille Portieres. Actual value, 86.50. —#5 a pair. — Fringes for draperies, scarfs, table covers, ke. New Ly Dee Tone ‘You want to be careful ‘bout the weight Under- ‘The least Seite fn waiting for toa to serve, vou any Seige you think you Care to wear, Lytabsorb the perspiration and carry it to the surface of the fabric, where itis evap- orated, and by thus keeping the body in a comforta- ble ayd healthful state protects the wearer from the effects of sudden changes in temperature and_are a guard azainst rheuruatisin, pneumonia, colds. The fleece in parg of the fabric as woven and Will not wear ule Fons are madeof the fnest material and. are zhis. recommend yyaicians. + persona who cannot ordinarhy wear woolen, being al. Ways soft aud pleasant to the touch. i $1.75 EACH. 1 ‘Gests venv rise ovatity RED FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRA e 00 EACH. Gents aLt-woot MEDICATED RED FLAN NEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, 1.50 acu. ENTS! ALL-WQO1 RED FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, $1.00 EACH. ADIES' ALL-WOOL RED FLANNEL VESTS anv pants, $1.00 racu. ADIES' ALL-WOOL MEDICATED RED FLAN- NEL VESTS AND PANTS 1.50 EACH. 4ADIES' NATURAL WOOL VESTS AND PANTS, $1.00 eacu. Liaptes: satorat woor, vests AND PANTS, yeny Fixe quatity, 81.250 eacu. ADIES'’ AUSTRALIAN WOOL VESTS AND PANTS, very fine quality, natural color, SL75.escu. SPECIAL Prizow Snax Sate. AMBRIC SHAMS, braided in novel desiens, je ruffles and hem round the edze, sizes ches. aa perce 873 axp 98c. my Fixe cawpnic sas, conter trimming, with six clusters of fine tucks, cainbric ruffle, finished with s'oluster of tucks. rice $1.48. ith a broad hemstitched bem, tra fine quality, price $1.88, Haxpsome prarpep sitams, in all the new ee $1.98. Fixe race suas, made of Valenciennes lace and embroidered beading, wide lace ruffle all round. $7.50. ‘These make ‘TIP TOP* CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, | sensible, genteel and useful. Come in and look them Liven grax drawn work abov) For New Year's, Nene too soon. Give’ usa Tittle time to et them Muuuxenx. 1&3 per cent off marked price. ‘Weare in constant receipt of the latest ‘Millinery Novelties es in vogue in the fash- Aonable world. Our show rooms and store offer everything: destrabie in Trimmed and Untrimmed Mil- linery Goods. 25 Pia Cesz. Orr Manxep Price. Knowing that Hutchinson kere exclnetwe styles and the finest foods, many ladies suppose that his prices are hizher than else where, The reverse of this is the case. Many shrewd buyers—iadies of teste and juda- ment—bare found Hutchinson's: prices. for oth medinm and high cost goods, are by far thecheapest. ‘You can get Just what you want in Miuurxser at less expense than ever before. Orr Manxeo Paice. ‘ Hercu:xsox, F Sx. Con 13ru Sr, AND 907 Pa Ave. a HELE SO 7x NNN OG Sssg K H ERY Seo HON KN GGG Sss® A £ A 2000 FRR Po oA Aa “OG AA E A4 Oo Ee AAA AA © 0 EF ava tun 2A “God kee WISHES TO ANNOUNCE TO THE PUB- LIC TREIR OPENING OF Cuntstms Goons Ox Terspay, Decemser 6, CONSISTING OF SILVER WARE, DOLLS, MECHAN- ICAL TOYS, GAMES, WAGONS, SLEIGHS AND FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. WE GUARANTEE YOU A SAVING OF 15 TO 25 PER CENT ON YOUR PUR- : / ts TION. For Tomorrow-Tvespay. In addition to the great values offered in our two- ay sale (see Sunday's Post) in our ‘We offer the following special values in SpICATED Laws: AxpCanpnews Feasisursos. Apnoxs, For which we are headquarters. Ladies’ Apron, deep hem, tucks above hem made of India lawn, 9c. Pretty Apron, made of India lawn, lace trimmed, tucks above lace. Regdlar value, 19. Special, 12%. 12%. 12% Fine Indian Lawn Apron, full width hem, 9 inches wide, with eight fine tucks above hem, Special, wide strings. Regular value. Sle. » 220. 22c. 22c. Regular value, We. Special, 39c. 39c. 390 Lavres: Danx Sxinrs. Regular price, Gc. Special, 39c. Kegular price, $2. Special, $1.39. $1.39. $1.39. out. Rerular price, $6.25. $5.25. $5.2 Israxts Croaxs. Special, $5.25. Regular price, $2.25. Special, $1.69. 81.69. $1.69. Special, $2.25. $2.25. $2.25. Out in rood shape. 885s, 5ss, 'S Sgs8 pre Ld ct wae Be tie la fs * eee eo ae) \= 420, 422, As Christmas draws near ‘Thgughts of CANDY draw nearer. Were 82. 00.--Now $1.00 ya. Were 81.50—Now T5e. a yd. Were @1.00—Now 50c. ya. ‘Lith st. building’) Mareauts For Hotway Apnoxs, SPECIAL OFFERINGS. * 10 pleces 40-inch Apronette Lawn, open work border. —Be. ya. — 50 pleces 40inch Apronette Lawn, cluster satin stripe border representing tucks. —1e. ya. — 10 pieces 40-inch Apronette Lawn, fine open-work came tions inch Funay Pras Apbometty 50 cy La all ae Oe aid = 10 pieces 40-inch Apronette Lawn, fine open-work border, cluster satin stripe. —Be. yd. — 500 Apron Patterns, satin stripe border around bot- tom and sides. (2d floor. For Taz Busy ‘Nothing pre:tier for » present than s Closk and Hat to mateh. All the newest ideas, ingluding— ‘White and Colored Bengalize UP withangore and beaver fur trimmings. cuile Bine Japanese Silk, with mink fur trimmings. ‘You know is the best. Its popularity never fades. ‘The prices make this so: 25, 40 and 60 CENTS POUND. It’s time to leave your Orders for Christmas If you desire to Have them promptly filled. Send a2-pound box of Our FINEST FRENCH COXFECTIONS Away to your distant friends, 50, express paid. Cintprew’s Coats. Dainty Cream Eider Down Cost, eatine-lined. deep Angora fur around cape. Regular price, $3.25. Special, $2.50. $2.50. 42.50. Very Stylish Plaid Coat, assorted colors, with deep cape made of pluch to match, trimmed with white Angora, Regular price, $4.25. Special, $3.25. $3.25. $3.25. Stylish Caps and Hats to match Coats, with 25 er cent off the marked price. Consers. One lot of those odds and ends large sizes of Corsets, ranging in price from 50c. to $1.25, at 250, 250 250. SEE SPECIALS IN SUNDAY'S POST FOR TWO-DAY SALE OF Muusezy Axo Croaxs. EH PLE gob 2 gis mS EEE Seo oo x NONN EFAE A #8 AA AA $o +3 ry 4 CCO Guz & Sox, Con. Lz Ax F Sra, |Cop Laven Ore a Candy Makers To Ail Mankind. YALA’ A LS? Git Must bs seen at New York will numbers or so varied in kind. the classes—TABLE LA) LAMPS, BANQUET LAMPS—bat it require columns of space to describe individuals. _A specially attractive the PIANO LAMPS with ONYX TOPS. Priece moderate and marked on every article. S.S.SHEBB & Bib: 432 98: SE a ta HE . A Borrzs Bizoum. 5-Ls Boxzs Our supply of Norweian Of] of this season is now in. We believe it the handsomest and sweetest we have ever had. Itisall bottled: In pints, 50c.; n Miuirsery Axo Croax Deranraest Very Pretty Apron, made of India lawn, deep hem, with inserting above hem, wide strings. Very Handsome Black Satteen Skirt, lined throuxhout, deep pleated ruffle around bottom. Elegant Black Silk Skirt, with 3 ruffies (pinked), full width and length, lined through- Very Neat Cashmere Cloak, full length, em- broidered bottoms, embroidered around cape. Very pretty Cloak, handsomely embroidered around cape and bottom. Regular price, 63. OME GAIN, ROTHER Vou were ao Mebir pleased w wwe shell wes om Geet enaeat ure te ake werk ae atrevaive than ite presecemor STORM COAT TALE. The ts of EEA ghatinas eed strtkinety eummesttow BLUE FUR BEAVER STORM Coats. SEVEN DOLLARS AND A HALF Did tt ever oncur © . such splendid garments eogid be Sant gheuret Saiz, we're sl Price, but our word. heap me forth ten’ w'thing i BhoRM Chats. TUR BARMOTH sHAo Not « handsome garment, Mt 8 a2! fret nod Ussher anc ences atcold smi ttn apd Gonsanhe, * Than § tothe: amd. protect many winters. All for — TEN DOLLARS. For the milder weather 5 aisetts Teikroti frends. . ‘cheviets sind’ cosmimerse, en 3 ‘hem With silk facings, full backs and strapiecnnan, SEVEN DOLLARS AND A MALE. AT TRY DOLLARS Shown on thr market, an the probatah values will Lever again make their appearance bene OUR MEN'S SUIT DEPARTMENT Presents similar features You sill be astonished the erent variety of MENS AUT. in atemuepreat cate three andf-ur-Watton cubaway: east ch coats we are offering at - 50 A Serr. pack froc If you know anything about the ws) Pee beady. mane Clothing at Stil ge Thre nen of ‘dou sock cont at Fou th fe bo jogwe, bat etraurut goods with, VICTOR F. ADLER TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, @e7 and S20 SEVENTA STREET NoRTEWRsT, Corner Massachanetts avon ae, STRICTLY ONE PRICE. Se Beginning December 1 this evenings until 9 o'clock Saturday ev o'clock Two Gurar Mase—-Dowss aT THE 715 Bet. Ted and Sth Ste. Wp Big Mark-Down In Gloves. Pigskin Gloves, Tomorrow, 55 CTS. PAIR: Castor Gloves, Tomorrow, 75 CTS. PAIR Undressed Suede Gloves, © CTS. PAIR Al Colors. ‘Tried on and guaranteed. Big Mark-Down Tn Muff, Black Muffs, Tomorrow........90 CTS, Black Coney Muffs, Tomorrow....01.25 Electric Beal Muffs, Tomorrow... @2 50 French Electric Seal Muff.........03.50 Real Lynx Belly Mufts.... Lynx Back Mufls, Tomorrow Domet Skirts, in stfipes and checks,full leagths, LONDON BAZAR, E. &. Stiebel, Propristor. 71S Market Space. Hose Trex Aue Acar: Tart Chrtetmae we coulde't tay enone and-Hrash Trays. to supply the ‘This seamen we stupried them direct Im tantivies, saving about 25 per cent. can Yeo deren different desieus in handsomely dee grated French and Dresden China Comb-end Brush 2 eee alarmed Jus. the thing for novel jnexnenetve Celery stands are Instead of being: — it = tn elongated decorated: wees. Exquisite line of gusint and attractive Srations, tn Fngiiah, French and. D _ joe. to BA eacn. Also Cut Glass Celery What a macnificent line of Holiday Chigat We have even surprised ourselves. Wrawarrn & Enmoxsrox, 1205 Pk AXE vE oF CiSBnS Fok Ait AT SHEEIES grand and 60, MIXTU be ready: res EWELRY | — | MANUFACTURING Tttnit —-THOSE—— =SCARF PINS— —PEARLs— $1 Come Fe ‘We have closed out from s manufsc- Soon nee ens eae eae Mo side covals, seetiam ions waist. tm