Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1893, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, FIFTH WEEK OF Bon Marche’s Manufacturers’ and Importers’ LOSS SALE, With Thousands of Dollars’ Worth Of New Goods. This has been the most successful “legitimate” sale ever inaugurated in Washington. It has been widely imitated, but never equaled. ‘We are not losing a cent in selling at these prices. The loss is the manufacturers’ and importers’—not ours. Frankly, we are making money, and so are our customers, in buyinz from 15 to 80 per cent lower than other merchants can possibly afford to sell, ‘These are all new goods; and not old stock marked down as an excuse for having « “‘sale,”’ as seems to be the prevailing fashion im merchan dising just now. It you are not satisfied with what you buy bring & back and get your mouey. Silk Waists, $4.27,| Handkerchiefs $6.50, $7, $7.50 |Less Than Half. And $8. 100 dozen Manufacturers’ “seconds” of Sealloped Embroidered Handkerchiefs. We have just closed out the balance of Be ee the stock of Silk Waists of one of the : finest importers in America. These are Only gc. Each. the finest and the most “stylish” waist introduced this season, being made of the best French surah am three or four styles; with the handkerchief Bretelle, Mous- quetaire sleeves and “empire” girdle; also ruffled over shoulders, producing the surplice effect: also full ruffed front with Jabot and platted in the back. In addition to the black surahs there are @ variety of colored Japanese Silk Waists fm white, pink, cadet blue, cream, and fancy-striped. Regular selling prices, $6, $6.50, $7, $7.50, and $3. Only $4.27 Each. $1 Kid Gloves, 57c. 100 dozen Ladies’ 4-button Kid Gloves. Regular selling price $1. Only 57c. Pair. 50 dozen Ladies’ Extra Fine Fancy Welt “Novelty’’ 4-button Kid Gloves, large pearl button to match the welts, reddish-tan shades. Regular selling price $1.50. Only 79c. Pair. 25 dozen Ladies’ and Children’s Worst- ed Mittens. Regular selling price 25c. Only 121-2c. Pair. Coats Almost Half Price. Underwear, Half Price. s50c. Underwear, 29¢. King’s Palace, 810-812-814 Seventh St. NOTHER TRIUMPHANT ACCOMPLISHMENT! AGAIN WE'VE CONQUERED. OUR BUYER HAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE EAST, AND FOLLOWING IN HIS TRAIL OCCURS THE GREAT- RST AND GRANDEST SALE YOU'VE EVER KNOWN. 4S IN THE CASE OF OUR Famous BANKRUPT SALE. HE GOT AHOLD OF THE ENTIRE STOCKS OF TWO LARGE EASTERN CONCERNS WHICH RECENTLY “WENT TO THE WALL.” THE GOODS WERE BOUGHT TO SELL aT 50 Cents on the Dollar, AND WE WARN YOU THEY WON'T LAST LONG AT THE PRICES WE'VE PUT ON THEM. ALL FRESH, NEW, CHOICE, AND EXTREMELY DESIRABLE. DON'T MISS THIS SALE! YOU'LL REGRET IT! C7 WE WILL NOT OPEN TOMORROW MORNING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK. Millinery. Handkerchiefs. ii 25¢ is iow — “5 cap yoy embroidered S125 274, 81.09, American Pett Hats, 4 or wile only 9c latest shapes and colors. ‘0 < fretncas Initial Handkerchiefs, 82 00 & god $1.75 French | Felt oe Garing ‘this saies...2 +, centtemen, J Qo yer latest QS) Shapes, all Colors, during’ this jo on —. Seem oe and $4.00 + latest shapen, styles sand tree a phe yes effects, i 1.48 86.0 and yl tad Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, in all the latest ef- fects, LU and colors (400 them), ‘during this wale... 2.48. bd LS Parisian Hats, imported, made by the pnag pas French — ry worth jon — Flats, for ladies, misses children, ail 18. 81. 00 = 7 cent Felt Plateans, all tale paced cee le ‘eleecsre danas se l6c go during this sa! 75a cate = 89 cent Jet Piquet) $1.50 2% Eusst Sin “hut ta crowns, all shades, uring’ this “sale. mi d5e ebildren. in- — a 75. ithe! e a all colors, during this sale. 2, 000 vers Ping MPa 25c tne thie’ ale eerie 00 ie Foc 49 7 cent Linen Thread for 3 cents. 200 Umbrellas, Made of best me ge k gloria silk, with 26- “paral Ee and natural wood and $1.25 “Biarritz” Pigskty 81.50 Gloves, 6 and aSspatton ‘eae Ss te OL rec ater ae po Aiea oan res Soe OOo 81,25 erm Meare See pS adesen during this sale. Button $1.50 soled Og from trying ————— 15 cent Curative @ Soap § cents spied Ribbons. and $1.00 Hook and slightly Gloves, ie all I" BOC. On The Dollar Sale Of Goods Bought | At U. S. Marshal Sale of C. B. Fonda & Co. At R. Nathanson, 818 7th St., grand Goc.on-thedollar sale of pom bought at the U. S. marshal sale of C. B. Fonda & Co, still continues to Keep this part of 7th street tm a furore. We ure going to make this a memora- ble week to shoppers in Washington. The bargains which we quote today are but ® moiety of what you will see when you come. We bope the public will excuse any shortcomings in the matter of at- tention on our part. We are doing our level Lest to handle the crowd and see that everybody gets waited on. Shop in the morning if you cap and avoid the evening rush. For The Toilet. Best Vaseline... 4c. Se. Toilet Soap. . 10c. Tooth Brushes. 10c. Dressing Combs. For son Ladies’ And Chil- dren’s Underwear. Be. Ladies’ Vests 2c. Children's Merino Underwear. .10c. Children’s Canton Flannel Gowns, also combination Caton ceoy a Ladies’ And Chi dren’s Hose. 10c. Children’s Fast Black Hose. 18c. Ladies’ Fast Black Hose ies Misses’ Fleece-lined any Extra Heavy Ribbed Comfortables. $1.50 Comfortables now. $2 Comfortables now... $1.50 Towels And Pillow Shams. Be. Colored Bordered re Fringe Towels. « 18¢. Stamped Pillow Shams. Handkerchiefs. Hemstitched eed Bordered Hand- ts ke: SOc. Japanese Handkerchiefs. 0c. Ladies’ Linen 4inch White Cotton Lace. I D. C, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1893—-TWELVE PAGES. PIERCE’ S. November 14, 1893. The Benefits DISCOUNT Economy RE ILLUSTRATED HERE. Everything we show speaks forcibiy of wise buying. And this explains why one always finds it more or less busy at PIERCE’S, Here are offers for toworrow important euough to bring buyers from everywhere. Scotch Plaids. We've just recetved another lot of the beautiful Scotch Woolen Plaids so gen- in demand a short while ago. ‘They're all in bigh colorings. Double fold. 5 designs, worth 37%c., for 25 ets. 3 designs, worth 50c., for 31 cts. 8 designs, worth T5e., for 50 cents. “Just the things” for Children’s School Dresses and for Waists. They're very scarce and are rare at our prices. Ladies’ Hdkfs. Of Genuine Japanese Silk, scalloped, embroidered In white and colors, regu- larly selling for 25 and 37% cts., for 19 Cts. Each. Beautiful presents for auy ove to give, Grand Gloves. From several large manufacturers, with world-wide reputations, We have recently closed out at immense sacrifices their entire stocks of the choicest prod- ucts. Some have been selling at 2 won- derfully rapid rate since they went on sale early in the week; others we place ‘on sale tomorrow. At 25c. Pair Several dozen 8-button Suede Mousque- taires, tans, grays, modes and blacks, that have been selling for 79 cents. Only two sizes—5% and 5%. At 48c. Pairl Regular $1 “Biarritz” Pigskin Gloves, in all the stylish shades, Full assortment of sizes. Gloves such as you've never bought for less than 75 cents. At 69c. Pair! Regular $1.75 €-button Suede Mousque- taires, in the popular shades of tan and own, that have never sold elsewhere for less than $1.25. At 1ooc. Pair! Famous “Le Solferino” 4-button Nov- elty Glace Gloves, in tans, English reds, browas, greens, navy, with lange black buttons and black trimmings, $1.50 everywhere. They have been “flying” here at $1.13. But they're cheaper than that now, At 139¢. Pair! Kid Gloves, 4-button ens techs, tans, brow. and grays, with black or gilt buttons. Actual value, $1.75. Bought to sell for $1.50. “The best glove value ip the world,” as several buyers have sald. AT THE SAME PRICE.—‘Monarch Pique” Gloves, with large pearl buttons of any color, white or black trimmings, twice as good as most Gloves sold for $1.50. 15c. Hose For Children. Hearily ribbed, with dou- bie heels, toes. soles and knees. They're the same stockings as you'd pay 25 cents for, no matter where you buy. This is & new lot-all we could get—and they ‘Won't last long at this price. Rich Ribbons At very insigniGcant prices, All-silk, Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons, in every conceivable shade, worth double these prices: Novelty Glace English Walking I-inch Ribbons—5 CENTS YD. 13-inch Ribbons—7 CENTS YD. Vg-inch Ribbons—9 CENTS YD. Per Cent PIERCE’S. 25) Furniture and Upholstery Goods “Rink.” Cash Discount 25 Per Cent —on everything except Carpets, and the small pieces of furniture, 88 Rockers, Chairs, ete. uy Here are a few items re duced,”” in most instances more than 25 per cent. Of course there is no further Fednetion possible en Roos A = Ataosr Hur Price Rugs. To Go Ar $1.20. 250 Fringed Smyrna Rugs. ote To Go Ar $2.65. "To Ge Go - &2.10. Uruorstezy G. Renvcep Frou $4 To $2.50. 300 yards 50-inch Muslin Yor Curtsias, colored figures. Revvcev Frou 35 To 18. Yu. 35 pairs Fine Chenille Curtaime, tring- ed top and bottom, all colors. Repvcep Frou $5 To $3.50, Elegant 8-fold Screens, mounted im silkaline. Repvcev Frou $3 To $1.90. 300 “half pairs” Fine Brussels Effect © Regular prices, $1.50 and $2 pair. Osty 75c. Suxcrz Contam. 300 yards 24-inch Fine Crushed Mohair Plush, desirable shades. Repvcep Frox $1.50 To 95c. Yo. Down Pillows, muslin covered. 20-Lscx For 806 22-Ixcu For $1.10. 24-Iscx For $1.40. 300 Fine Scotch Holland Shades, 2 yards long, 36 inches wide, mounted op spring rollers. Repvcen Frou 85 To 550. Excu. 350 Opaque Window Shades, 2 yards long, 37 inches wide. Reece Frox Frou 50 To 35a “Wont Rasa: : : Tx Cuaxsen Svrres. No. 140%—Elegant Massive Solid Chamber Suite, dresser has 24 by serpentine base of selected quartered this suite will secure the bargain of thelr life. REDUCED FROM $76.50 TO $38.75. No. 40 Ribbons, 3 it effect eure Ge R. Nathanson, 2-inch Ribbons—12 CENTS YD. $4 dozen Ladies’ “Maco” Vests and Pants. Regular selling price 50c. Only 29c. Each. ‘That Cloak Manufacturer's stock secur- ed at @0c. on a dollar gave us the largest crowd and busiest day in our cloak parlors Saturday of any since we began business. It was a lucky thing the 12 cent Bone Casing for 2 cts. 18 cent Curling Irons 9 cents. 818 7th St. 2%-inch Ribbons—16 CENTS YD. Axr-Srest. Scrssons. Samet, nee Me 280 Panton Seizes. No. 909—Six-piece Parlor Suite, up- bolstered in silk brocatelle, imitation mahogauy frames. Repvcrv Frou $55 To $28.50. 66 F 99|W- «& mo Sige eps ie atin a st tee tm W. PIERCE ne pet seit w sok eed ae arm eet A. cO., Repvcev Frou $42.50 To $30. rs, ‘is 68 MAKE A “Where Quality’s First; Profits Second.” . Ic Coats and Cloaks. $8.00 4 to 16 years old. plain and faney or fur trimmed during this sal $5.09 House Wrappers. $1.50 tean back, Ia stock was large or It wouldn't have last- ed the day out. As it is we still have all styles and can give you the most fashionable garments at about half the prices prevailing about town. Cloaks, for misses and children Made of $1 Umnox Scrrs 69c. 80 dozen Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Union Suits, in ecru, gray and tan. Regular selling price everywhere $1. Chevron Jackets. full 32 inches No. 162%—One Over-stuffed S-plece Made to sell for $3, $6, $6.50, $7, $7.50, $5, $9 and $10. itation mahogany frame. Repvcen Frou $50 To $32.75. Only 69c. Each. Lor Listes, dior ge Ronesco™ so Se nn “Cool Head.” (9% ** 4=MawGae| ecm easel aud $8 NDOUBTEDLY YOU MUST BE WELL SHOD, ESPECIALLY AT THIS SEASON,FOR THERE Coque agi capes, all styles, for cbt Only $3.86 Each. I QD ladies’ Strlish Fur-trim- 40T Sued Skirt Coats and Loug Reefers, all this season's strles. Made to sell for $12.50, $13.50, $15, $17.50, $18 and $20. Only $9.81 Each. sc. Silkalines, 9c. 50 pieces Fine Figured Silkalines in exquisite variety of attractive colorings. Regular price everywhere 15c. Only oc. Yd. 19c. Half Hose, IIc. Fancy Goods. 48c. Fancy Head Rest: 6Se. Fancy Head Res! ‘7Se. Sofa Cushion .. Infants’ Goods. Manufacturer's lot of Infants’ Silk and Piush “Sample Caps, in all the desir- able colors, in a variety of styles. Keg- ular selling price $1, $1.25 and $1.50. Only 89c. Each. Infants’ and Children’s Striped Eider- down Short Coats. Regular selling price $3.98. Only $2.98 Each. 75c., $1 And $1.25 Corsets, 54c. Pr. secured our second 100 dozen * and other equally Famous makes of Corsets in white, black and Regular selling prices 75c., $1 and 100 dozen Men's Fine Half Hose, tan, brown and ecru. Regular selling price Only 1c. Pair. More Ribbons Half Price. 2,400 yards of Fine Satin snd Gros- grain Ribbon in Nos. 9 and 12. all the new and desirable shades. Regular sell- ing price 18 and 20c. yard. Only toc. Yd. 3 Bargains In Children’s Caps. Those stylish “Vango” Tam O'Shanter Caps, with feather, im black, navy, »rown, tam and cardinal. Regular sell- ing price everywhere G¥c. Only 29c. Each. gray. Only _54C. Pair. Silk Velvet Tam O'Shanter.with leather Sweatband. Regular selling price every- where Sc. Only 49c. Each. Trimmings» Half Price. We shall place on sale tomorrow a lot of fine ““Cantilla” and Steel Dress Trim- mings in a varlety of bands, edgipgs, Cloth Mertar-Beard Cape, with silk tas- &e.. from % to 2 inches wide, in all the z fashionable color-effects. Regu- wel, all colors. Regular selling price lar selling prices 75, 89c., $1, $1.25, everywhere 79. Only 45¢c. Each. Choice 48¢. Yard. 314 and 316 7th Street. on to 16 years old, during this SLD Hersez,,, Sloth, Jackets. Weight, black and tan, in blue, palt satin, Mined, with Sea without capes, Jarge pearl buttons, for Ia: * and misses, during this sale. $5.25 16 L-2 Aewoot, Beaver and | Ke Cloth Coats, with ‘notch’? collars, and new Inverted ‘plait satin lined, sizes 32 to 46, in blue tailor-made, for ladies misses, during this sale. medium All-wrool £8.00 aire, collars and new inv satin lined. sizes blue, tafior-made, misses, doring this 815 F Plnsh Capes, with “Worth” col: jars, seal ' trimming, og full satin lined, during ‘this suc 9.98. Black Hare or Coney Capes, $8.00 Bir 2b haches styles, satin lined, during co ie eager: eneeges errs GSLF 324 $17.50 Skirt Jackets. 36 inches oS “Worth O long, with ith 4 rows of braid S800 Aree. Cloth, Tackets, with “Worth’ capes and collars, Black and ive, ‘all sizes." for ladies ‘and Inisses, uring: s + sale. 85.48 S14 W satin lined, for ladies es, during’ this sale S10 Ayu . seal trimmed, ae $8.98 Chevron Cay with coilars, 3 capes. trimmed raid, for _ ladies daring this 85.98 with jet edging or and ~ misses, 39 cent Hair Brushes for 19 cents, Pretty Hose. Fol Regular Mage, Ta Ladies’ Qdec. Black ** during this sale.... Fast with xe lic Lisle Thread Hose. boot B<c 274 bee C patterns and stripes, tnel opera shades, ‘best quality, all 29 ladies, during this sale. c Past Black ermsdorf”’ Stockings, Zio ge mace «i this sale...... 15 cent Combs | misses, during Q. Kin v's The Popular Shopping Place, 810-812-814 Srventa Srncer Norruwest. Coque Boas, 2%4 sds, 1 during this sale... O 81.50 7 cent Cabinet Hair Pins 3 cents. Children’s Coats. $3.50, $3 and $2.50 Coats, $400.82) ff 2 B0 caper, trimmed with Angora fur, others trimmed with braid, checks and plain colors. Choice daring tht fale. 50% Ladies’ “Richelteu"” Ribbed. OW Vests, crocueted around nck and down front, wing tape in neck, every- this 19 with es silk drawing ths 475 (Pants to match.) QI] 25 All-woot Ribbed Vests, “Nor- e +20) folk end New érocheted around neck front, during this sale (Pants to match.) 5, All-wool Medicated — Scarlet $1.25 with pearl buttons and ri uri this 75 fale... pee 75c ‘uns wii THe Natural Gray Vests, OC pearl buttons two-thirds wool, sale $1. 50 (Pants to match.) All-wool Flannel Skirts, stripes in blue. and checks, garnet, 8c \Cheap Corsets. CLS Re ae ae yeast from an exclusive Capea oo i at. Palace, 18 NOTHING MORE ESSENTIAL TO HEALTH AND COMFORT THAN DRY FEET. "Here Ane Sows “LITE PRESERVERS.” GENTS’ CALF BOOTS, hand sewed,welted or hand pegged, double and single uppers; 3 widths. All sizes. At ——$3.00.—— GENTS’ CALF BOOTS, hand sewed, welted, more made pegged or sewed, all solid and warranted in every particular. At ——$2.50.—— LADIES’ HAND-SEWED HEAVY SOLED SHOES, in Bluchers and Buttoned Boots. Just the proper thing for this season. —$2.48.—-— GENTS' TANNERY CALF and Oil Grain Waterproof Bals. Double soles. The most durable sboe made. At =e .98.=— LADIES’ DONGOLA and Pebble Goat But- ton and Laced Boots. A sishtly and ele- gant wearing shoe. All styles. 4 COMPLETE LINE OF GUM BOOTS AND SHOES NOW READY AT OUR USUAL LOWEST PRICES. Heilbrun &Co., 402 7th St. N.W. Stew. 1t We Wash Clothes how to do it properly and ° pecanse facili- iy, because the large volume of business And we know reasonably — Properly, ties are the most improved — we do enables us to do it at swall Furthermore, linens, &c., last much, When ‘done up” HERE! Collars and 2c. each, THFamily and hotel ‘wash at JaprTaL Some Saya ~ 512 STH ST. , DEPT.). “Tae Oro Woxax Ix Saoz oft. Catt, turned by hand. Filtered water. “special prices." NEAR DUPONT | CIRCLE, 1920 N street northwest. CARPENTER SHOP. Old stand of J. T. Walker, Contractor and Builder. None but reliable men sent to the house. oc26-1m* OF THE E. M. Davis Stock, 1430 New Youx Avr. ACTER AND CHANDISE MOs PUT NEEDED Now. ‘THE FOLLOWING LOTS OF THE FINEST AND BEST SHOPS MADE ARE BEING CLOSED OUT AT HALF PRICE. 100 pairs Ladies’ Fine Dongola Kid Shoes. lace or button. values. Now. 200 pairs Ladies’ Best Kid Shoes, all hand sewed. opera or common sense. Regular $4 values. Now 250 pairs Ladies’ Finest Custom- made Hand-welt or Turn Shoes. an styles. Reguiar $5 values. Now. 200 pairs Ladies’ Slippers and Ox- | ford Ties. ‘The best and Regular $2 values. > 175 pairs Men's Real Calf Shoes, lace and Congress. All shapes to fit foot. Regular 250 pairs Men's Finest Calf Shoes in any style. Real hand sewed; war- ranted. Regular §5 values. Now.. 200 pairs Men's Very Fine Slippers. All leather or cloth, Regular §2 values. 250 pairs Shoes, and girls; the best Regular $2.50 values. Tue Baxzaver Sate OF THE E. M. a Srock, 1430 'N New Yorx Ave. it (Near 15th street.) New York Sun. PRESIDENT CARNOT, When entertaining at the Elysee Ad- miral Avelan and the Russian nary officers, Was anxious to offer them as fine a wine as France could produce, and for that purpose he selected the Monte- eee Gake agent. tor ‘Washington, it it N.W. Burchell, 1325 Fst. [-2 OFF THE BANKRUPT SALE CLAIMS THE ATTENTION OF ALL ECONOMICAL BUYERS OF SHOES. VALUES ARE DISPLAYED THAT CAN BE FOUND NOWHERE ELSE—VALUES OF THE MOST EXCEPTIONAL CHAR- N A CLASS OF MER- $2.50 : $1.00 Siete 8175 " $2.50 fee $1.00 » $1.25 ‘25 Imitation Mabogany Corner Chairs, neatly carved and polish finish, up- bolstered in silk brocatelle, spring edge. Repvcev Frou $9 To $4.35. No. 10—5 Cast Brass Onyz-top Tables. Repvcep Frox oe $7.50 50 To $3.90. 3 Rush Seat Gilt at Gilt Reception Chairs, neat designs. No. 42 Tre Lester ‘Coacen, tna ‘and maroon, oak frame, Rep Frou 827.51 50 To 8i7. 75. No. 308-One Imitation Mahogany Couch, upholstered im crushed mohair plush, frame neatly carved and finished. Repvcep Frou $16.50 To $9.75 No, 17-2 Turkish Rockers, onk ané imitation mahogany frame, upholstered im blue and olive corduroy. Repucep From $48” To 831.25. Cuars Axp Rockers No. 26—One Oak and ons hg la brary Chair, polish finish, spring Repvcen Fro $22 To To 814.50. ‘No. 22-2 large Oak Platform Rockers, covered in Wilton rug and silk tapestry, spring edge and spring back. Revvcen $18.50 To $11.50 No. 179-2 Oak and Imitation Ma- hogeny Mantel a 40x18-inch mirror, neatly carved Revvcep Frou $25 5 To Bl $16.25. JULIUS LANSBURGH’S “Rink,” uN. Y. Ave Near 14re Sz. When You’re Tired shep- ping, candy acts with a efreshi tufta- thee, Such CANDY as ours does—imo rity, and cousness. Our Stxrtuzs will be the CANDIES ‘tomor- row—35 AND 60 CENTS A POUND. SHEETE FETE CSSBIEE RASA wag HIGH-CLASS LAUN! ‘COLL 2c.