Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1893, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1893—TEN PAGES. McKnew’s\iQUR Daily Letter. ‘OPENING?’ The First Day) WEEK Of Our The Most Success= OPE NEN Gers = Waste ence in Washing- A ton. Big Success. ‘The store has been thronged today with delighted lookers and many eager Furatture pasibty procerable, Hu $6.50 Writing Desks $4.25. A manufacturer has let us have ail that he had of Solid Oak Writing drop leaf, cast brass trimmed, ved leg, lower shelf and polished fully worth $6.50, which we shall run “As A Jon Ar $4.25. $70 Parlor Suites $51.50. We have secured the balance of the manufacturer's line of handsome S-plece All-silk Brocatelle Suites, porn lone f come oor lana solid cherry frame, mahogany finish. If bought im the regular way this suite would have to be sold at $70. ‘We offer tt “As A Jom 851.50. $5 Rockers $2.50. ‘We have culled from stock a dozen Parlor Rockers, with rich- upholstered and silk I ‘Monday “As A Jos Ar $2.50. Dining Chairs Cut in ho seal For $1.90. 2 Big “Specials” In Chamber Suites. Wo have two ext * in riei i ry § abut , ai Rene Price, $18 818. 75 Excz. Special No. 2. Large heary 3-piece Solid Oak ‘Cheval Chamber, Suite, cheval dress- ‘ez, with 15x40 French beveled plate mirror, 3 large showy pleces, and CO Ee Ene and equal to many at $40. CRAIG & HARDIN Fonsrrvnr, Daarenes, Xo, HUNDREDS WEAR THEM! Edmonston’s $2 and $3 “Wear- Well” Shoes for Ladies are uni- Yersally appreciated.—None better for the money.—Wide choice for $2 in opera, common sense and square toes, cloth and kid tops.—Wider eholce for $3. French kid, or dull, or Slazed dongola, or cloth-top Shoes. Lace, button and Blucher. All kinds of toes.—They're to be had only at EDMONSTON’S, 1334 F ST.—Hun- dreds wear them! W.H.McKnew Way iY NOT YOU? 933 Pa. Ave. |EDMONSTON xew—1334 F Sz N.W.—sronz. Wafer Day’ Dorr You Kxow Tur ODD THINGS at iis most ‘most Giaituit to fina and wom ether founds Bokpesscss We have ‘always made it a point to furs “Queer Fancy Bremia™ ‘designe in cut, stitched. twisted or pasted out of ‘Wo always carry im stocl’ the leading Fine Fancy Leather sem and an: SHEEZ FRE C “Soil ° 986. POCKET BOOKS?| omc Clothing —are made to took like new when scoured EVERYTHING IN LEATHER aT TOPHAM'S : and need “doing Learnen Goovs Maxvractony, 1231 Pa Ave N.W. t and the most ‘delicious ‘candies ‘that can be are always here. 10th and F sts. up?" Our mmtchless clean the most deltca jury. Drop us a post ‘Wagon to your door. Anton Fischer, FINEST PROC NG AND SCOURING, oo 06 G STREET N.W. fabrics without fu- ud we will send a Ba warrant | w. B. MOSES & SONS, the condition of nanan Furniture, Carpets, sell, whether Upholstery, &e., sold at a Joss or 11TH AND F STS. N.W. ataprort seevece ONE OF OUR Strongest Departments, One which we are always pleased to place in critical comparison with any similar de- Partwment in this country—or the world— 4s our department of Carpets. GLORIOUS VALUES are invariably the Tule—not the exception. We invite your inspection of these GREAT BARGAINS for all this week. MORE OF THE FAMOUS TAPESTRY Brussels mai from 75 cts. 34. down to. 500 A NEW LOT MOQUETTES, Splendid quality, never before sold for less ‘than $1.02 3d., 850 MORE AXMINSTERS AND GOBELINS ee O00 ae she yard down to. rah PATTERNS BODY BRUSSELS, ae BSS" ya to eeu tor. cone $1.25 $1.00 BYE 59 MORE GOOD QUALITY INGRALNS, Bi riet tf choice effects, ‘worth 800° sud ‘0 tse eta. 7a, foren A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT Ot patterns, worth 75 and 85 ets. yard, to sell for. MORE OF THE EXTRA HEAVY AGRA ts, choice new Fd, fOr... 8740 31.0% $3.50 er Ses «82.75 Rare Prices On Furniture Exist here this week. The importance of our prevailing Furniture Prices seems to grow in power daily. Unexpected advan- tages are in store for all this week's vis- Book Cases. $12 Solid Quartered Oak Book About 200 more of the Mot- ‘Smyrna Mats 250 FANCY GOATSKIN RUGS, parked from $5.50 each $10 Solid Oak Open Book Cases, with one drawer and Stinstable shelves. This $7.50 $20 ona ‘Oak Book Cases, with double glass doors, one large drawer, adjustable shelves and French beveled Plate mirror at top. This Hat Racks : Now have an immense room—25 feet wide by 100 feet long—all to themselves, Here are two introductory offers: $84 Quartered Oak Hat Rack, wi box seat (lifting Ud) and a 24 by 28-tnch French beveled plate mir ror that can be hung separately if desired. Actual value, $35. ‘This week, of them show reductions as great as those above, and the values are as good. Parlor Suites. Another sbipment of our fa- mous $41.75 Suites Just re- ceived. ‘They have strong, mas- sive frames, are covered with finest grades of Silk Tapestry, Hrocatelles or Rugs, and are finely upholstered. A suite eqnal to this cannot be had un- der $55 or $00. We've put a Brice on, them, that, hap created $41.75 Bed Room Suites Are here in force. Two car loads have just arrived. More are on their way. We can quote you prices you'll never find else- where. Cots Reduced. upholstered, that GO, Fowting, Cots. wore #1 Zoench, WOODWARD *-. LOTHROP, 10TH, 11TH AND F 8T& X.W. i “Opening” or “First View” Art Needlework Today, Tuesday, Wednesday. Ga floor. 10th st. bldg.) Women’s High-Class Wraps One-third Less Than Usual Prices. ‘They are “SAMPLE” GARMENTS—no two alike—all new—every one of them correct in cut and length—every one of them stylishly and well made—every one of them one-third less than same things could be bought for under ordinary circumstances. Some are plain, some braided, others fur trimmed. All of them carefully finished and perfect fitting. An excellent opportunity this. On sale today. @d foor.... 11th st. building.) The Linen Department Is Just as it should be, in light, in fixtures, in organization, in arrangement and in prices, espec- fally in prices. We frequently announce extraordinary opportunities in Linens—something out of the usval. Here's one of them: Bought from an Importer at a Price. 500 Dozen 3-4 Linen Damask Napkins. Fine quality Bleached Pure German Linen, sizhtly and serviceable, go on sale tomorrow at $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00 a Dozen. At Least One-third Less Than Usual attractive patterns. They A Special Value In Women’s Handkerchiefs. Fine linen, scalloped and cleverly embroidered, designs—the kinds usually seen in the high-priced French Handkerchlefs. feature—they are positively all linen, very sheer and soft. An extraordinary value. dainty, refined very important in a large variety of neat, Another Actually Worth 35c. (See display in F st. window.) 3 for $1.00. (st floor... 24 annex.) —.— Axt-Over-Tar-Hovse Neeprvts. Hounromime Deranrvenr. Work Tables, hard wood, nicely fuisbed. Fold So as to take up no more toom than a lap board when not in use. Two styles. ‘A Grsasteu Goons. IN MEN'S DEPARTMENT. Everything the tumblers and wrestlers need in the clothing line. for Man or Boy. Gymnasium fixings of all sorts Men's Worsted Tights, navy blue and black, ees heavy weight, length from watst corering the feet. | “Om . v ae Actually worth $4.15, antag tin. “u ven as Men's ae Worsted ‘Tights, ‘navy blue and black, “actually: worth Te: to #2. brn lewd ope ome ied Coffee, for use in the “One Actually worth 40¢. 1b. “One Minute” Coffee wActuclly worth Tee 8) for Be. “Actually” wort ‘Men's ‘Worsted ‘Tights, navy blue and i Nght weight, length from watst covering the “"Youthe’ Worsted “Tights, navy blue and black, + Actually worth $3.50. *, light weight, full length... Boys’ Worsted Tights, navy blue and bl light weight, length from walst covering the feet. -Actually worth 18¢. ctually worth 7c. wally worth 15c. etually worth 70c. ly worth 3c. Boys’ Worsted ‘Tights, navy blue and deck. light weight, knee length....Actually worth $2.25 Men's Calf Gynasium Shoes. agg patent lamp. -Actualls worth $1.05 “Men's Canvas Gymnasium Shoes. ‘White Cedar Wash ‘haba, ‘clectrie welded hopes «Actually worth S5e. he s+++441009 F st. door.) ogee covers... Muumery Derarruest. paaay that never gets hot HOSTS OF TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS—the freshest, prettiest styles and patterns from Paris and from our work rooms—at prices which we are pleased to place in compari- son with any others. Our Millinery Department contains the fine and medium class of gvods— equaling in style the best in America—and upon these desirable lines we quote always the lowest MOSES (th floor. geet ae Cua Deranrvert. The arrival of nearly evers foreign steamer sto ur stock of Fine “Imported China “Ware HATS, BONNETS, TOQUES, TCRBASS ong. the Inte: coun make and from Carlsbad “china, and | 57 49 b G Revere gies~ Cracker Jars, florai -. | $6 to $10. & SONS, Largest Exclusively Retail Furniture, Carpet, Up- holstery, Drapery and Wall Paper ‘House in America, L]ra Axp F Srs. N. W. pty Cor. 13th & F Sts. “CERES.” — Best In The World. Hou keepers, you want the Dest bread obtain- able? If s0, use “*Co- res” Fiour in your bread making and you will have Dread that will be the envy of your neighbors. Everybody who has any other flour. Tell your grocer that you wil have''Co- res” Flour and that you'll accept no substitute. ‘We will tell you a way 0 you can be positive that you are wetting the genuine “Ceres.” Look for the circular signed in autograph by Wm. M. Galt & Co. and bearing the imprint of two gold medals which is con- tained in every sack of “Ce- xes” Flour. **Ceres" for ‘sale by all grocers. We only whole- sale"*Ceres.” Wm. Il. Galt & Co., “*Wholesale Fiour and Feed Dealers,” COR. 18ST AND IND. AVE. N.W. AS MAKERS Chiropodists cana ts hure a thorough knowledze of tne auatomy of the ects and are, therefore, betrse able ’ts make nad’ Ot shoes’ than ‘mest ‘shoemakers. Ladies and gentlemen who have trouble In securing 2 peat-fitting and comfort- able shoe should let ws make them ® pair to Sider We gusrantee’ comfort, qualit gS. GEORGES & SON, CHIROPODISTS, » 8toG p.m. Sundays, 9 to 1 p.m. o7 1b Women’s and Girls’ Trimmed Sailors..........- decorations BRE ---Actually worth Gide, | China Oyster Pla Cloth and Satin-covered Sailors, black and white | Sobventr Trava, eresegees Actually worth 75e. | China Cuspidors, Dinner Sets, "102 pieces, ‘finest inner Sets, 102 pleces,. finest. Carlsba rh ted. decorations, af s Untrimmed Felts, tn all, the proper Actually and 75e. ‘Women's French Felts........- -+Actually worth $1.25 sod “piso, ‘Fancy Feathers, assorted colors... : vs-detually worth 0c. bunch. +++:2d annex.) es Cor Cavsrar Depanrwesr, Cuttings from all the leading manufacturers, Prices as low as can be found, qualities con kidered. Richly Is Jaraxese Deranrvesr. We have just opened five bales of SELECTED it Tumbk doz. JAPANESE RUGS, which we bave marked at very Richly es. V Actualty orth $2 ba low prices. They are made of cotton and jute | Ric! Bon-bon Dishes. Actually worth $4.50. (by hand), closely woven, and are very durable. Richly cat Sait Gen \ctually worth $1 doz. Principally light, pretty colors, in attractive de- signs that are typically Japanese. ‘One bale. Size 2x4 feet.... Actually worth $1.17. One bale. Size 244x4 fect..Actually worth $1.47. One bale, Size 3x6 feet....Actually worth $2.76 One dale. Size 8x10 feet.. Actually worth $12.00. + CELEBRATED “BACCARAT” CRYSTAL, In a variety of etchings and plain. We “havi made a radical reduction from the former prices, bringing this fine grade almost as as the inary, laa, Moor. . building.) (ath 10th st, CHINESE SACRED LILY BULBS, a fresh im- portation. Actually worth 10c. each, $1 doz. 100 Umbrella Jars, blue and white, Sedji and seeeeActually worth $1,27. seeelst annex.) Pressep Grass Derantwest. Fine Pollahed Tumblers. Actually worth 25. dos. Tain Blown ‘Tumblers. +. Act Engraved “Oil or ¥ ties a ‘Tally’ Dishes, Jelly Dishes, cigh Decorated Ssrup ually worth be. Actually worth 1c, ‘Actually’ Be. Goon Varves Ix Isvaxrs) Dept. ‘Long Christening Cloaks, full sleeves, cape, hand- finished, heavily Mued, elaborately trimmed with white silk embroidery........Actually worth $3.00. Better Quality Cashmere Long Cloaks, elaborate- ly trimmed with hand embroideries, full cape fin- ished with ribbon tlex......Actually worth $4.00. Colored Short Coats, neat plaids of gray, tan, slate and red, high, full sleeves, elaborately trim- med around neck and sleeves with gilt or vlald braid, finished at collar with heavy plaid lly worth Vinewar oc Stik Jars, ‘nation with ponktaeSd measure -Actuaily worth Be. ration, Actuall “oe Crock Drranruexr. bon to match, heavily lined throughout... Ouse, Clocks, clght-day movement, cathedral . Actually worth $2.00, | RDM strikt i a + -10th st. building.) | * “yg, ight- jp gic iw ae stril Fs and half hours,.Actually, worth Oe 1 or Office Clocks, eight-day m Corry Derarrwest. i, arorth £75, ‘A pair Wade & Butcher's Finest English Razors, in a Morocco case. Orricat, Deranraesr, ‘worth $1.50 and $2.00. | Thermometers, tin back. Pearl Oper: Reading Glas st tloor.. The Capitol” Sewing [achine, $19.50, THE EMBODIMENT OF ALL THAT IS NEWEST AND BEST IN SEWING MACHINE MECHANISM, EVERY “CAPITOL” IS PERFECT. It must be right in all respects or we don't want or expect you to keep it. We give you a written warranty for five rears, and if the machine is not as repre- sented refund the money—thus you are perfectly safe. A full set of the best attachments accom- See them in operation on 10th st, building.) Woovwarn & Lormor, 10TH, 11TH AND F STREETS N.W, PIERCE’S Monday, October 9, 1803. Wonders In Dréss Goods. ERE ON ALL SIDES-NEW designs, ew colorings, new kinds. new combinations and creations from the looms of the world. We bave gathered this season's “show” from everywhere, and we con- sider that, beyond doubt, we can give you more quality for every cent you sperd than you've ever known. Today We speak of Black Goods. We've just come into possession of & “Job lot,” as it were, and while the goods hold out they'll go at these prices, which in every case are about ONE- THIXD LESS than what the goods would easily bring: Crepe Novelties, 40 inches wide, % CENTS YARD. Black Stripe Cherrons, 40 inches wide, 7% CENTS YARD. Fancy Stripe Serges, 40 inches wide, 7 CENTS YARD. Brocade Serges. 49 inches wide, 75 CENTS YARD. Stripe Novelties, 40 inches wide, $1.00 PER YARD. Stripe Novelties, 40 inches wide, 75 CENTS YARD. Handsome Plaid Novelties, 42 inches wide, $1. 00 PER YARD. Priestley’s Camel's Hair, 46 inches wi $1.25 A YARD. Priestley’s Camel's Hair, 46 inches wide, $1.88 A YARD. Priestley’s Camel's Hair Serge, 40 luches, 1.25 A YARD. And many other selections. Dress Trimmings Are wonderfully popular bere this season. Never have we shown #0 vast a stock; never have such prices been quoted you, ‘That immense assortment of Fine ‘Trimmings which we secpred from a “shaky” manufacturer is fast dwindling away. Among others at 25 CENTS A YARD are Trimmings that were made to sell for from $1 to $3; and at 50 Cts. A Yard Are Trimmings that were made to sell at from $1.50 to $4.00 a yard. They're all stylish and seasonable and they can't hold out much longer. - Dress Find ngs. Special prices for tomorrow: Lot of Fine Silk Inside Belting (every thread silk), plain colors, Never sold for less than 18 cts. yard. ae morro ‘Silk Sti Bone Casing, colors, omorrow Another tot, each to HOOKS AND EYES, large or small, 2 CENTS A CARD. 156. ee The greatest offer of the season. = ing out the lot regardless of cost. lire stock to be sold at 15 CENTS PATE All celebrated makes. Hefe are thelr =|Choice For 15 Cts. » PIERCE «. ‘Where Quality’s First, Profits Second. Sra Sr. & Pa Ave, Manger Space! BRFBFERTEEEEETEESTRSPEBTPEOPES =| THE MONUMENTAL, FASHION LEADERS IN FINE MILLINERY AT POPULAR PRICES, A beautiful collection of French Pattern Hats and English Round Hats, supplemented with some exquisite models from our own work rooms. Large collection. of low prices. UNTRIMMED HATS, French Felt, Flats and Shape Hats. -.. FEATHERS. NS. » Tat Te; No. 9 at SILK VELVET i all the leading shades to match Dress Goods 939 F Sx. N.W. ae bbbbbbbosbossossbscbseeshsashs “The woods —are full of them.” ther's © remarkable difference between ours $3.50 Shoes =| Here$3 compares favorably with ours at $3. We've been particularly careful to get the most durable, most stylish and most perfect fitting shoe made to sell for that price, real- izing that $3 is a popular Price to pay for & <hoe. ‘We've sold more Ladion' 3 Shoes this season than er before. Ga-We have a “knack” of fitting feet properly. Hoover & Snyder, 1217 Pa Ave 0c BS EESSI. ‘Dolt—two trays and {8 canvas covered and iuus- in “Tine ‘Of course. it bo “‘smashed.” but Only $6.50. aa ——we have them at all Prices. Grain Leather Club Bags, Kiliwator Club Bags, Alliwator Cabin, Ee (uator Teather-lined Bass, Dresw Suit In Bags Exaiscove ont 5c. to yom, money, OF ,, Traveling Rejuisifes, ‘Trunk Strap and name on trouke Kneessi, 425 7th St. No house DOFS_EVER EVER WHE, ‘well’ such, STEMLING QUAL ‘TIES ‘at such LOW PRICES as WE quote. Saxs Axp Company. Coue Lvexy__Go Lucey. E were quick buying— and will be quick sell- ing.——A great com- bination— Underwear—- Hostery — Percale Suirts-Derbys and Chil Bought as bargains.—"Twas a cash transaction.—— Dating would have beld the prices ‘stif.——Money was magic im these five deals.—-They come just as you are looking around.——Take a sharp look at these.——Think if you've seen equals for the prices. Usprawearn, HEAVY WEIGHT NATURAL WOOL SHIRTS, with ribbed bottoms and pearl buttonsand DRAWERS with taped Seams and spliced seats. They look the $1.25 they are worth. 85 Cexrs. Hostery. 100 dozen HERMSDORF FAST BLACK HOSE —the regular make all sizes— 2 Pane Fon 25 Cexza Is @ special price. 150 dozen ENGLISH STRIPED HALF HOSE—fast colors—and all. sizes— 2 Pams For 25 Cexra Faxcy Surrs. A lot of FRENCH PERCALE BOSOM SHIRTS, with cuffs, like the bosom, at- tached—bluc is the color—with pin point dots. They were made to sell at $1.50—but the honse that ordered coun- termanded. We took ‘em at our price. 75c. To You. r. Necxwean. Go and look at the TSe. town and then come and Wouldn't rather have ours at 50 Cexrs. If you are any Judge you would. see if you BROWN and BLACK GENUINE FUR DERBYS—in all the leading shapes— trimmed with silk. Worth $1.75 and §2° ‘Your size TAM O'SHANTERS—well-selected col- ors—worth 75c. and 98e. 43 Cons ‘Just get sur wife to drop in and take ® look at the Underweer and Hosiery. She knows more about such worths than you do..——Let her taste pick you a Tie. ‘She'll naturally come for the Boys’ and Children’s Hats—and it won't take her two minutes longer to pass judgment on ‘the other things.———If you don't like ‘em after she gets ‘em home—bring "em back and get the menes. You can buy the Derby best for your- self. AKS 8_ AND COMPAN Only Complete OutRtters in Town, “Pa AVE. AND 7TH ST. Tuesday Only. Fancy New York Burbank Potatoes, 88c. Bushel. or Eastern Shore Sweet Potatoes, 93c. Bushell. N. A. Poole, 944 LA. AVE. MUSIC MAKING, Mw iC MAKING, ‘MUSIC MAKING Is easy to any one. The ABOLIAN re- quires no experienced musician to bring h the most exquisite tones known tm musical world. A child can use ope. Hear it play bere. If you are a musician you probably & musician's piano—one with a full, paso tone—the latest action and the best touch. You can find it bere. The Weber, the Decker Bros., the Ivers & Pond, the Fischer aril Estey Pianos are all here to choose from. 1: i's sa Oc you wom the MOET will 2 all your needs, It is the SANDERS & STAYMAN, Tiano Parlors, 934 F st. 13 North Charles st., Baltimore. od To Be Equal To the task of keeping your house warm throughout during the coldest weather & furnace ix necessary. ‘The “TORRID FURNACE” is as good as its mame. It ts the beet, most re- lable and easiest working furnace made. Any one can use it. Let us put one in your house, S.S Suzpp & Bao, 432 Ora Sz. “Classique” rg bat are going to sell thea at very low prices $025 to $12.50. No'comnection with any other store. Pavstcat, Cunrvre Corser Co. 1107, G ST. QL. C. Whelan, formerly of F st., Mgr.) 5 Special Drives In Furniture And Upholstery Goods Quoted For Today Cont’d Tomorrow, At The Globe, 1209 F S:. N.W. Lowest Prices Ever Named For Similar Qualities. Dor Saw Ax Irex: ee 48-in, Colored Madras, large colored ~ Uinclm rings amd spots embroider”? <= Regular ed. Our price, $1.90. & weak — epot there fo it. Everything mew—eversthing the in est. Not merely sample pairs, but dozens and dozens of even the richest. Nottingbams, Madras, Silk. Swies Tambour, Irish Points, Brussels, Louis XIV, Arabian effects, ete., rang- ing . it LE ite g 8 } iE il 8 , “teats 616.50 “eo, “WG. 822.50 The-Globe Furniture Co., —_ FSt. N.W. Board Your Horses at Downey’s wont to soe 4 srsitoie se Bote 's Makehone ABLISH MENT. There Pine Horses LSt.Bet.16th&17th Our “Special.” AGold a eet toe 98 LENE C. MUBERE GH & DR. HEPBURN IS THE ONLY PHYSICIAN IN TRE CITY