Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1893, Page 5

*“*Pedalogy.” BY WILSON & CARR, 929 F ST. 1 Publisbed Daily. Vol. 1. “PEDALOGY™ with the science of the| et—it ig meant t leach us lots of Qbout the feet. Tt is to teach us not tol 04 Increase our ehiropodist’s| Di by buying = “corn breeding” shoes at 1 “Job let sale, just be-| fuse they are “cheap.” It is to teach us also the aforesa! that a shoe whieh com-| $3.50. Dines comfort. beauty. style and durability is as Rear perfect as pussibie,! ~ COHEN’S TRIMMING STORE. HE WONDERFUL REDUC- TION SALE in progress bere ‘ Just now 1s not of our mak- ing. It's @ compulsory sale of the finest stock of Trimmings in Wasbiugton. And those who are first are getting the “plams.”* flere are more and 1 tiens for tomorrow, the gucds hold out. y_ Garter » formerly Se. xd. AlLsilk Birding, formerly 13 ets. piece, for... All MOHAIR and Sik Trimmiag Braids at A DISCOUNT OF 25 PER Alltinen Corset Laces, oC Reduced to. 2C. Roffiine, m ard drab, ts. yd.,no Buttons of all descriptions, Ose-Hacy Mazxen Paice Laces of every imaginable sort, Ose-Hare Manxep Price. Fringes of every description. Ose-Har Margen Paice. Colored — Mose ‘Trim- io ce. Ja 15C. Fons P with nos ¢ yard, now. 48C. Lot of and Cb that were $1 yard, mows, LOC. Lot of Fancy Pearl Bodices, Jack- ets, Girdles, ete. omprising the most stylish creations, at Exscrty Ose-Harr Price. A rare opportunity. All Pearl Trimmings for evening wear, Ose-Qcanter Manxep Parces. Narrow Fancy Ce Edges that we Se cts, now : Alt Wid» Colored Bands, Em- broid-ries, Trimmings, ete., for evening or street wear, Ose-Hace Manxep Parces, 523 lth Street. BeOALanht tha : ea 4 ba2e3s2 ae ) als _ Fresh Made Daily PHOSPHATIC EMULSION, ‘This is the best and most efficacious prepara- tion of Cod Liver Oi! om the market. If you have & bad cough or cold, or any lung or bronchial affection, loss of flesh, reduced In strength, take PHOSPHATIC EMULSION. It wilt Sore sou. This ts not a patent medicine. It fe prescribed by all of our best physicians. We @o not’ claim to be the originators of it, but sell such large quantities that we make it fresh daily by the following formula: Yolk of Egg, Cod Liver OU, Glycerine, OM Bitter Almond, New England Rum, Orange Flower Water. Price, , 65 Cts. F. S. WILLIAMS & €0., Davearsrs, Usprr Masoste Tewere, 1 it OPEN ALL NIGHT. A Furrier’s is the place to buy Furs and Sealskins. Wt stands to reason that toy stores cannot do as well for you in and Sealskins as a furrier, We ‘know the aniwals, koow the Pertions that produce the best fur, fer one animal produces no less three grades Bimeelf. Ours are “sel {us, not the “seconds” or “thirds.” our Electrified are sald to be Fur Neck Scarfs with head, eyes, feet, tail, &e., $3 up. Worisrr & Reorr, 905 Pa Ave What ts the matter with your feet, we can cure you. Enlarged toe joints, club and in- rowing nails, bunions and corns cured quick- ¥. and permanently by our scientific methods. fe succeed where others have failed. Full Mine of shields, ointments, &c. Grorcrs& -» $ to 6 p.m. airs) Sox.Curroropisrs Sundays, 9 to 1 p.m. Is Berrer Prices Butter prices took a tumble yester- day at the factories in Elzin, and as is always the case MY PATRONS Sod ket ihe Denetit of the reduction in 40c. Fists Borrz Now 35c__ oxes Fancy Creamery. $1.65. D. Wiiliam Oyster, ~*~ 341. 342 CENTER MARKET. $ WESTEKN MARKET. Telephone, 1203. als deals) even if it does only cost S50. | ce to Puy here, te. the, plac 4 More teachings next POPECEEEEEETELECUEREA LEADS Aehbs! e8GigeecsSegecceifgsscesizeccs 515 11m St. N.W., Nuaz F Sx. DENTAL — THE EVENING caf Efze <8 F8e> osBigz0 ceafas- $30,000 Worth & Diamonds, ——at_the recent auction sale of a New York pt jeweler's stock. ‘The original prices ‘asked this ALF ARKED RICE. mond Pendant Earri: uds, Scarf Pine, Solitaire ‘and “Cluster ‘Rings, rc. Upon it of a small mth rn epost the ys. Jacob Bros., Wasbington’s Leading louse, 1229 Pa. aVE nit ° cBEGie> <S¥fE0 esifee os ]¥e° Fur Store. We will offer this coming week our stock of highest grade Scalskin Garments and everything in the Pur line. As We are manufacturers we are enabled to retail at lowest wholesale prices, which Means at least 30 per cent below retail price. The style, quality, fit and of our garments cannot be excelled. SPECIAL ORDERS TAKEN FOR GARMENTS. Old Furs remodeled at small cost. Satis- faction guaranteed. NOTE OUR STANDARD RULES. CF ist. One price otly. €7 2d. We will repair and keep in order every garment for 12 months free of charge. C73. Goods exchauged or money re- funded if pot satlufuctory. eee CN. B.—Parties not to take advautage of this sale can make their Selection bow and by paying a deposit we Will hold the garment until required. RUDSON BAY FUR CO. Specialism. Universal proficie any oue man. ‘one dentis who attempts all the branches of the | profess cannot ‘bly atta prottelewcy and vulit"of the “special ist."* ‘There are many branches of den- tistry—-we operate them all—and have am expert “specialist” in charge of ea 0 matter what you require in the | of dental service we guarantee | the very best attention and most skilful treatment, Our $8 sets of Teeth recetved the highest award at world’s fair. Extracting, 25e.; with pe or Zone, silver fillings. foe.; cleaning, 75e.; 7 BEST bridge work a specialty. VY Dental | oho Ass'n, COR. 7TH AND DN. W. BALTIMORE OFFICE, nit No. 1 North Charles st. anaganl NS 20 Pr Cexr Repvertos: $4.50 itn, Sel 7.00 Sain Spon race: 8.00 Wika eS 12.50 “Tega cise 15.00 Ladies’ 14-kt. Solid 25.00 “toi gigs Bes 50.00 5.00 Sutcoitel Marte 5.00 Mother of Pearl Opera Gents’ Ea Filled Gents) 14xt Solid ‘Gold & Case Elin 5.00 Solid Gold Cuff Bts.... 4.00 “aise 2m en 1.50 “BaP cr Garnet 531 Sevesrx Sr. N.W, MUO Ne ¥ He Mesr Have: Questionable Quality \ Finds no place In our stock. This beautiful Antique Oak Bed Room Suite 1s good in) Tt has heavy carving, 44-inch case, double top, 21x30 | bevel plate mirror and combination wash | stand, with splasher rod. We have sold & lot of them at $25, and considered that a very low price. This time we say $22.50, style and workmanship. Just to try you. Another Suite, regularly $50, goes at $39, and still another $50 Suite at $37.50. W.H. HOEKE, FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, a Cor. Pa Ave. Asp 81a Sr, All Our Photographs Are the best testimenials of our skill. You can see them everywhere—all over the country—the mest natural and artistic PHOTEC APHS that can be produced. If you want such PHOTOS Of yourself see us. EF AM tickets issued by me will be honored this month whether their time has expired or not. RICE, Tue Puoroarapaer, 1217-19_25 Pessa Ave nor 3 i) ad 00 ° oO 00 00000 000 ‘The lot embraces exquisite Dia- 3 00 3 i) ari 00 49 smposstble | id. according to size. Very EETH, $5.00 set. Crown and | _ With pearl, stag and shell handles—all at 2%¢ each. $3.60 5.60 6.40 10.00 oWathms 12.00 = 20.00 40.00 4.00 = 4.00 4.00 = 3.20 1.20) E27 Before leaving this store tomorrow have your hands beautified by Mrs. Smith, the celebrated English Manicure... steneteeeceseeeseceeees BOC. Palais Royal Prices Are LOW PRICES ARE THE LOGICAL OUTCOME OF A CASH BUSINESS... +++-THB PALAIS ROYAL BEING THE ONE LEADING ESTABLISHMENT © MAKING A SPECIALTY OF A CASH BUSINESS NEARLY ALWAYS QUOTES LOWEST PRICES,—ALWAYS LOWEST FOR EXPENSIVE GOODS AND GENERALLY 80 FOR LESSER PRICED ARTICLES. 7Two illustrations that lately came under the writer's notice are as follows:——A lady called yesterday with a tight-fitting Jacket for which sbe war elsewhere charged $12 and found on comparison that those bere at $9.75 were equally as good...... One of the proprietors of The Evening Star lately sent to the leading stores in order to match a certain piece of silk Vinding braid. The Palais Royal price was Ge. That from another leading Store was 7c a yard——These are some of the straws showing why the wind 1s blowing so favorably toward the new store corer of G and Eleventh streets. The Palais Royal “SPECIALS.” ry Spectars” ARE THE GOODS THAT, FOR ONE REASON OR THE OTHER, ARE OFFERED AT LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES, AND, THEREFORE, WORTHY CANDIDATES FOR THE BARGAIN TABLES...... THE FOLLOWING ARE TOMORROW'S “SPECIALS.” For M EN—On table near door of Eleventh street entrance.—Combina- tion let of $1 Winter Underwear at 6¥e for choice. To choose from are all sizes im Shirts and Drawers of the celebrated fleeced Health Underwear, Natural Wool and English Derby Ribbed Underwear, the latter fitting the body as does a glove the hand. For Lantes—on the first-floor bargain tables.—In Lace Department are a few dozen very latest style Paris Veils, of black met, with three rows of very narrow white lace to form border, 6Sc Instead of 98c each... --Those with black gud white ribbon and velvet bafd borders are §1 instead of $1.43. Laces-a half hundred pieces, of quality, styles and variety seldom seen on &@ bargain table:—9 pleces Black Silk Oriental Laces, 4% to @ inches wide, 68e instead of 8c a yard. +14 pleces of the Fashionable Black Net Top Lace, with cream Point d'Irelande edge, 42c instead of from $1.50 to $1.75 yard...... 10 pleces of the new material called “‘Sole- yette"'—a crepe-like silk, 22 inches wide, in evening shades, suitable for rufiling, jabots, waists, etc...... 25 pleces of All-linen Hand-made Torehou Laces, up to 3 inches Wide, Sc instead of 9c, 12c and 15¢ a yard. Towsts-on bargain table near elevator will be an importer’s combina- tion lot, comprising nearly 75 dozen Towels at 28c instead of 25e, Qe, B5e, 80e and 4c, A great variety of styles to select from, to suit the hotel proprietor, who requires medium size and very durable Towels, and the mother with healthy sons who require bouncing big Towels, or the lady with delicate skin, who requires the Pocket Haudkerehief-like Linen Towels, —all may be supplied. Usperwear—stany taaies wit doubtless surround the table filled with 50c quality Underwear for $9c......To chose from are Vests and Pants in all sizes...... Look for the Silk-faced and Silk-bound Merino Underwear, and for the Heavy English Balbriggan Garmeuts that At the limbs xo neatly. R nsoxs—titeranty miles of Cholce Ribbons will be on the long bargain table to left of Eleventh street entrance:—Over 2,000 yards of S0c quality Ribbons for only 13¢ a yard, 3 inches wide, in black and all colors Nearly 2,000 yards of 48¢ quality Moire Ribbons for 2c yard, 4 wide, black and all colors... ‘early 1,000 yards of Sash Ribbons, the prices of which were uot affixed at time of writing. Certeny—atmost in the doorway of the Eleventh street entrance is a lit- tle table that will be filled tomorrow with nearly a thousand articles at 23 for ebolce——Scissors for manicure, embroidery, button holes and those with the patent needle threader—all at 23¢ a pair. Pocket Knives, Frumes of silver filigree in vine leaf design—only 2ic eac! Srooxs Axp P, Booxs—sce adjoining tabie tor 25 doen War- ranted Sterling Silver Souvepir Spoons at 3¥c instead of 68c each...... 20 dozen Combination Pocket Books and Card Cases, with gilver filagree trimmings, at 38e instead of S0c each, 1 Guoves—a step or two and we come to the Glove bargain of the season:—200 dozen Suede or Undressed Kid Gloves at 67c instead of $1.25 @ pair, Fast black, the correct English tans, grays, browns and rare shades usually only found in much more expetsive Gloves. GyThe second, third, fourth foor and basement bargain tables will be filled tomorrow with equally great attractions. The special sale of Dress Fabrics robs them of further mention here. Dress Goods Bargains. THB EXCLUSIVE ONE-OF-A-KIND DRESS PATTERNS OF ‘WOOL AND SILK AND WOOL, IN MOST EXPENSIVE DESIGNS AND RAREST COL- ORS, ARE HERE FROM $9 TO $23.50 PER PATTERN......THAT LESS: THAN PREVAILING PRICES ARE MARKED ON THESE DRESSES IS GEN- ERALLY KNOWN, SO THAT THE SPECIAL SALE DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT WILL BE DULY APPRECIATED, Reduced to 48c from 68 and 75. All-wool novelties in Bourette effects, .....54-Inch Broadcloth-finish Navy Diagonal Cloths....All-wool Plaids. Checks and Fancy Stripes... All-Wool Henrietta in all the autumn shades......The Famous Storm Serges....New Surah Serges——48e a yard for eholce of these and other all-wool fabrics to be found on center counter, facing you as you step off the elevator on second floor. Broadcloths. French, German and English. A collection that makes os Palais Royal headquarters......The infinite variety of colors and the sterling qualities will be best appreciated by a visit here and elsewhere. Samples furnished so that comparisons may be more easily made. The Palais Royal special sale prices for best qualitics in widths 45 to 54 inches are as follows: 95c, $1.10, $1.45, $1.89 and $2.69 per yard, Special Values in Velvets. The newly acquired goods not only enable the offering of special values, but made the variety of styles and colors unusually complete. $1, $1.25, $1.50 and $2 a yard for better qualities than ever before offered......Latest shades of Magenta, browns, navy blue, myrtle, garnet, cardinal, heliotrope, old rose, mahogany, reseda, tans, grays, clel blue, nile, pink, yellow, white, cream, lavender .....Spectal values in Black Velvets at $1, $1.25, $1.35, $1.50, $1.68, $2, $2.50, $2.68 ard §3 a yard few superb pieces, 32 inches wide, at $3.50 and $4 a yard, worth $4.50 and $5.50, Among the Fancy Velvets are handsome designs and colors in plaids, suitable for waists. $2.25 quality for only $1.98 yard. Fancy Trimming Velvets in glace and Ombre effects at $2.25, $2.43, $2.68, $2.98 and $3.25 yard, Vv ELUTINA ts only too good a copy of the expensive Velvets. Beantiful colors in those 25 inches wide and onlv S0c, $1, $1.25 and $1.50 a yard. ‘Those in two-tone effect at $1.35 a yard would be good value at $1.50. Great Values in Black Silks. Tt happens that those at the highest prices are the best values, so that we trust those will call who are accustomed to’buying expensive Silks. Best Moire Antique, $2.35 and $2.98 yard...... Satin Striped Moire, $1.35 and $1.50 yard......Moire Francais, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.68 and $2 yard, sr++s:A few pieces of Black Satin Duchesse at 75c that would be a bargain at 89 a yard......Also @ dozen pleces of Black Satin at 50c, 75c, S5¢ and Qe. Qualities that usually sell from 59c to $1.19 & yard, Those 25c¢ and 64c Silks. 89e quality China Silks, in all the art shades, at 25¢ a yard, are not for always, nor are $1 quality Fancy Silks for Ge yard. This is written to those who, having heard of these Silks, yet delay @ call, G7 Before leaving the store visit -the Manfcure Parlor and have your hands beautified by Mrs. Smith, the celebrated English manicure, The Palais Royal. G & Exevenra Sreeers. A. Lisyzz, Propnteror. STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1893—TWELVE PAGES. 5 |500 “Singers” Given Away Nearly Always Lowest. Craig & Harding’s. ‘This novel proposition of ours bas at- tracted almost world-wide attention, and @ number of newspapers, advertising and trade journals have referred to it in exceedingly flattering terms. Every cash purchaser of $10 and over will be given ® lovely singing canary. Every purchaser of $10 and over will be given a lovely singing canary and brass cage. It Pays To Buy Furniture, &c., For Cash. When you buy on credit to be paid Within three to six months or a year you pay double the worth of the goods, often buy what you really do not need and are mortgaging your income, thus losing your peace of mind. : In Paying Cash ——you save one-half the installment Prices, or at least 25 to 40 per cent; are through with the deal, own the goods and yon save the torments of a “dunning”’ collector. Why not turp over @ new leaf by buy- ing your Furniture, &., of us for cash? $3.50 & $4 Rockers $2.90. We still have a few left of the $3.50 and $4 Silk Tapestry Parlor Rockers We are runping at §2.90. $7.50 Conner Cuares $4.75. We still have a few left of the $7.50 Silk Brocatelle Corner Chairs, which We are running at $4.75. More New Chamber Suites. ‘The equal of our stock of Chamber Suites is not in Washington. Every wood is represented—oak, curly bireh ‘mn the red and natural shade, birdeye maple, mahogany, walnut, &c. A feature of the stock is an exquisite Une of Narorat Corry Birca Cuameer Surres —the latest and most ‘fashionable’’ finish in chamber furniture. Our “Leader” in Popular-priced Cham- Der Suites: Fine Hand-polished Solid Oak Chamber Suite, with 18 by 30 bevel glass, large Pieces, substantially built, and superior to most of the Suites sold about town at $25 and $30. Os.y ($18.75, Exc. Those Sideboards. ‘Those four styles of Sideboards have met witb a wonderful sule. We took orders from the “‘samples'’ for almost a belf car load before they arrived. Do not fail to see these: ‘The usual $15 Sideboards $10.50. The usual $16.50 Sideboards $12.25. The usual $22 Sideboards $17. ‘The usual $25 Sideboards $18.50. OINSTON’S, 129 7th St GPOCEPICS reduced. hlam, 18¢e. lib. Lard, 10e. Klectrie Light Best amily Flour, $4 bbl. ily Best Pat, $4.75. New Buckwheat. Gran. Sugar, 52 Kat Mackerel, 8c. Ib. CRAIG & HARDING, Cor. 13th & F Sts. it The Greatest HINGSALE = On Earth. A prominent clothing manufactory of Baltimore has closed its doors, and its enormous stock of Winter Suits and Over- coats has been shipped to this city for IMMEDIATE SALE— We have been working day and night ar- ranging this mammoth stock, and we sball Gispose of it at prices that will not cover the cost of the raw material. Every gar- ment goes at SOME price. A cloud-burst of bargains. The Sale Is Now On. Men's English Melton Overcoats, in dark gray and brown, $5.40. Guaranteed pure wool—every FIBER. These coats cost the manufacturer $7.50, and wholesaled at $8.25 each. Men's English Melton Overcoats, $15— made to sell for $25. Men's Black Melton Double-breasted Overcoats, $8.40, Worth and sold every- where at $15. Men's Fine Black Cheviot Double-breast- ed Suits, $7.45. 600 Men's Suits, in Scotch cheviots, im- ported worsteds and cassimeres, now mark- ed $16, $18.50 and $22, will go at $12 FOR CHOICE. These are but a few out of a thousand bargains in Boys’ Knee Pants, 4 to 13 years. Boys’ Extra Quality School Sutt Boys’ Boys’ Boys’ Boys’ Child’s Suit, extra pants to match. & Bro. 1 Corser 9ra Axv E N.W. A Fitting Crown or Bridge Is the most satisfactory and most natural of all ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Ours fit. We make a specialty of this kind of work and guarantee it to be setisfactory in every respect. The teeth will be comfortable, natural look- ing and useful, As to the cust—that’s very reasonable, But hold on to your natural teeth as long as possible. If they need filling, le’ us fill them properly. Dental H. Friedlander © MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Read the following Pricess TEAS, | SUNDRIES. ~ CONDENSED MILE. BEST FOR INFANTS. FLOUR. pt Ball Bi We. - B.C. Soda, 6 for Bie. - Bise Hen Matches. dos. = ioe PURE WHOLE AND GROUND SPICES POR PICKLING. Mustard. Ch SOAPS OF ALL KINDS. ae yo Ronpine, |. O. K.. Water Lily, Pear- line, 1776, Olivine. Enameline. WASH BOARDS, BUCKETS, BROOMS, CLOTHES PINS. ‘e will Gisplay the largest line of Raisins, Car- Baed on eae and ether Holiday Geeds at eur Annual Holiday Opening earls in December. MONEY RETURNED IF — ARE NOT SaT- IsF. B. B. JOHNSTON. HNSTON'S, hina and Japan Tea Co., 729 7th St. N.W. TELEPHONE, 818. Cann. » Canned Lobster, 3 for reat EVAN Parlors 1217 Pa Ave N. i nolt