Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1897, Page 8

8 Woodward PRICES GO UP z = > . Out-talked often—out-done never. | Our Clothing manufactory is at 568-574 Broadway, New York. October’ Brings the Gifts of a rich harvest--the yield of great enterprise--the fruits ef our ener= getic tilling of the fields of production--and we shali distribute tomorrow--strong sterling qualities at prices that sre lower than usual--lower than anywhere--lowest! Assistant Secretary Webster Davis Talks on Prosperity. UL? OF THE NEW TARIFF LAW Lothrop, loth, 11th and F Sts. N. W. Famine in India Cannot Account for Improved Conditions. Saturday is Children’s Day. A UNIVERSAL REJOICING i ji ‘1 9 9 Cc i . Specials in A ® p) FY s Tomorrow special attention will be| sststant Sceretary of the Interior wev-|¢ YOUth’s and Boys’ Clothing. pe - Special in Men’s Furnishings ; . Girls? : Boys’ K: Pants. = given to Boys’ and Girls’ Clothing] ster Davis is one of the busiest men in oys Knee Pan and Furnishings and other School | Washington. He was found by a Star re- 4 5 : ine Hhueaane Gore ear ‘. and Gray; l- Supplies. — oie & his cos pute mentees You don’t look for diamonds in an-aslr heap. Nor the best en aris en mad regular $1 val We may possibly have as big offerings again—but certainly G . Wi official iocuments ready for = = < 7 "s better for scl ? y Now that school has begun in} gigeration and signature. Greeting the re- values—best stock—and best advantage in Youths’ and Boys SATURDAY. +..cesreseeeeee 4 iC. they surpass any that have been. We want to repeat—“these are earnest you know just the outfittings porter ee said: se, wears in stores where a counter or two is called a department. But We shall pat on ‘ng, 200 rates of All values the pin and needle shops know absolutely nothing about—at rt 1 i Ss ros] inde ere. From <. o we nt: YY and w See sh 2 Every | an Torte Leheiam neg good wewe ie con you naturally seek the fullest satisfaction HERE where you are of- ore, se to 38 veary. Janiorn = wh prices they ase wholly unable to name.” very- aes B buckles. Splendid colors. me = sb es en ted y: : y ing | 28: Why, here are a dozen letters in the fered the fullest facilities. It’s simply truth to say that nowhere else tei them 5 bei bly ee ae anc everyiin& | morning mail from my dear old state of in Washington can you find one-quarter this assortment we show. ATOR a on Men’s Handkerchiefs. Underwear. is reasonably price Missouri, which tell of better times al- i oe Medium-weight White Me-ino Siicte and ready under President McKinley's admin- And while we stand on the lowest price round quality is in attend- pe ee ea ee roe {rith ribbed :eaneey Dee ae istration. You know during the last cam- ey Bee * A ; ii Saath deretoen ta nd neat pears. - Children’s palgd ae want alt Gear Ha wt aaa ance from the very cheapest—the quality that is creditable.to us— Spee in ‘ — Trans Solors and neat 17c. —z ase is called 48c told of the prosperity that would surely and dependable for you. THE VERY BEST. Staunch staples— Boys’ Long Pants. 3 for Soe. [eee eke ee Sat : See tum-weight Came hits a Hats ape ge reat nee ae ee brilliant and trustworthy novelties—beyond compare—beyond com- Swiss cai tol ates ean eee forvect in Wi Ueual #123 goat Are here in delightful assortment, | our prophecies have come true. petition—beyond continuance after Saturday—at these remarkable See ey 50 quantity *. 3 romnay. 89c. i “ s 5 ‘Worth x a os adapted for various needs. ‘Missouri is one of the best states in the prices. = Tomorrow we shall make a spe-j} Union. In her natural resources she is 2 . = N a F , :| unsurpassed. In her bosom are countless kwear. cial sale of Children’s Hats and offer: | Sugareasset. Salnait recap onme ren: eGiorn,,Cassimere Pants, good, durable Pajamas. eckwear. Felt Hats in all shades, trimmed with rich plaid | lead and zine. While on the surface of her brands ieee aee A lot of Silke, latest patterns, made ‘elt Hats in all shades, trim c 3 > 33 ‘ = ribbons, nills and pompons in natural colors, | soil are spreading fields rivaling in fertility ? Aron ert crake The balance of those $2 and $1.50 Pa- Birrow Fourcin-tand — "itor at ope weet: : peciais Mé Io: ° All sizes 14 to 1. ° Jamas that we closd out frum the mann. str Children’s Fedoras, jauntily trimmed with bright | the famous valley of the Nile, and in these SATURDAY |) ach fe SATURDAY 5 ° ‘ates gaia sees fields are raised the finest wheat and corn EE ie te Sailor Hats in all the new colors, with plain or | to be found anywhere. I used to know eS chen we at eae tae ihe aa — a = Lissa or east ie : ie ee ate One lot of Boys’ All-wool—and when we 25 suits of Fancy Scotch Cheviot Checks, : . lars for Mic. ai Cute 1k a = oe Derbys, in the best colors, trimmed with natural | SOUrl, who Doaste ieaculilnee chao how. say all. wool we mean ALL WOOL—Gray imported gdcds—our best maker's best work Specials in shapes, Wear with the best of * quilis. hi: ting: ee When ental Unel Plaid Cheviot Suits, in Reefer and Double- in making them up. Double-breasted Jack- 9 aS Popular prices will prevail. Bob, ‘my corn is 40 thick “and so. high LSet postr es poe tatiis sence Ace ne eee Boys os braid = ow he col tat Lt b 224 a aa that I can’t go through the field in the Fit ages '§ to 15. $1. 50 fons, reg the telltale, ; 3 : gaxtime without caking'a lantern with me: | Sh wage at #250. 57 50 pe We’ve got the best Man’s $3 Shoe in the worid. = - : SATURDAY........... Bo for Missouri can raise tale than an: for . ys e Other static ‘the: Unions Scan = tiene All-wool Fast-color Blue and Black Cheviot PES ae Fancy Bosom’ Shirts, -— Clothing. McKinley times that corn will bring a DA ae Leo eG Dae si. 4, Of Black and Blue Clay, Worsted Janrderot, and in a variety of latest ito: e splendid price. The wheat already has 15. We're pertertly cate its—Reefer and Double-breasted _ styles; rips other: popular Specials in Ladies’ d Mi. > D ‘ . ¢ weached tte dollar atk else C. cae to call an 64 Sues, Tined with Italian cloth. Thess atteins "Sizes “12 toda. pecials in ies’ an sses’ Department. dress purposes we are. showing | Sormarhty saan, tac cate | ® BaRUhy a) eo 50c. Ul st: ft Pi de . : : 3 line of Scotch Cheviot Suits, made | 0,0n¢ wil? soon be worth a bushel of the pallet Town and Binet Cher Short Ties to tie Best 5c. silks in aoe se such a satisfaction to us to know that the plan we have +s er. - Reefer a able-breas! . ew colors and. patterns. ; 5 eee racket wel Dark 1B Brownle Suits, with braid fi adopted—the stock we have selected—the service we ar ing y of imported all-wool materials; each ‘Saanig cca Weawa. ackets, | They are well made in $2 telmining “a ik-mbroiderea “anchor “oa | ; " 25¢. = se vAtlbele shilSade bianca Ge ice - ei giving y _ “ a e Y shiel ines ul! in "i - suit has an extra pair of trousers. ao GaSe. eae. oy we os uses oe PH AS You'd pay $3 aiffwhere 1 a) Ss a eas rast, Black uit Department please you. To know our e! Sizes 4 to 16 years. Small sizes up Ssh damaonentetees fe ee aioe Coat ES | ie. vale for 25¢ forts receive your support is ample reward for all the care—and v ng = hi it of Bla Cheviot § i 5 atu. diy, seerees ° : . 5 5 to AB years have neatly braided Sailos (Py neat’ teas acllar ak bashed ie hesinecet sata fect ee eee are painstaking—searching and planning necessary to offer such values " ityles—Iit ith Italis loth d sewed Light B: Cheviot Bi St 1 l 4 : collar. the famine in India. Well, if that is so I ein ale overs place ease neon ane Mele sult, with brald tHiniing aed eke Specials in as these. We know you can’t duplicate them—others know they $5.00 Each. am sure we have not heard of a lead or $5—and then, ‘it’s one embroid, ‘emblem. . : . TSK zinc famine in India, gnd yet we learn Of our special big 3. Fit ages 3 to 8. Worth B > Sh can’t duplicate them to you. It's not the price alone—but qualities We sre also showing a very nice Double-breasted | that in Misscuri zinc’ Mas risen from the Yalues. $3.25. z °. Oys jOes. 3 Es 4 Suit in three styles. Made of good materials. | pressed price of $19 per ton to $25 per ton. SATURDAY....... SATURDAY........... ithe feet ise ane AaaA tie aoc eae and prices together that make them so attractive. moe ae rie = puter fitting. | And one ee Heer ue 7 _ ee money is “izes 4 to 16. These were bought under the regu-| pounds to per tkousand pounds. And 5 Nae jeies eal ore @R60: vetoes Sestiay ouiee. i 3 : Saks’ “Little Trooper.” | Eiderdown es Fa tae! c.| Ladies’ yogi $ $3.75 Each bill, becatse that bill shut out Mexican Specials in Young [len’s Suits. Solid leather, solid comfort, solid_service, S ed S e ° ore, and is a protection to American lead solid sazing—beeause 11'S really $1.25 value ACG UES ore wits = All the latest novelties in Fancy Sults—“Vestees," | and zinc producers. As a result many “Brownies” and Sailors! The present sale of Sailor Suits comprises many worth $5.00 and $6.90. Spe- lead a1d zinc mines that were unprofitable under the Wilson bill are now profitable They're new-—-we de 4s our Saturday price for a lot of {Gr a Jot of All-rool. Gray Mixed Cheviot ales ea it y All-wool Brown and Bine Plaid Sack St an wo B50, ‘Sizes 1240 fo ° z der the Dingley bill, and it will pay to z clal price, cee 4 Cheviot Long-Pants Suits. Made $4.75 Each. apo ere aaa is. the special price Satur- = any $10 Suit shown tn Washinztor eee S employment to thousands of workingmen, to sell at $5. They are Double-breasted, day for a lot of $12.50 value lined F? Soate: mew cut oa lined Strietly All-wool Navy Blue Cheviot Sallor Blouse | Who @ year ago were idle and hungr: iQ Cheviot. Long Pants * Specials in with perc sel ovat Gumi es ibes Suits, ne trimmed with 7 rows of white braid. | While their wives and children were with double-stitched edges. Neat in pat- Butte, deo it Single | matey Sizes 3 to Tags. These men today will deny that breasted Sacks about the Bo: s? Hats. Separate Skirts,” $3.50 Each they ever intend to vote for free silver. 1 tern and splendid value. Sizes 14 to 19. actual worth = vy But, for $3.50 value Diatk ° icin. have not heard of a glass famine in India Ingle_ out fiom the cnly complete stock They'll bear out ott: repu! All-wool Trousers, heavy weight, good pat- ase Oe cee Comal zine ears of ttgst =: c ee sy Ha ate town— tion of at nd draping. Sh 4 to 15. Usual, 1.00. Pe rystal Ly, ‘o., one of e largest in- q 9 0 6 velvet bound. 5 isa special price for ros arate ** 75c.| stitutions of’ the kind in the country, 1s Specials in Boys’ Reefers. gata plore, and “paid Satuntay. ndered Per- | NOW running in full blest, furnishing em- : 2 a — cale Shirt Walsts—those that have the pat- 5c. pets aettinn the — ates ewe pees Cee ned “with tant cami | chili. Ree fon See ae ou ate ER : 23 $5 nab kes "em more comfortable, trimmed with Tira he latest in hool Caps ts Sac? =o nevagloigamegaeeye eho tags works were almost at a standstill, and TThowe ea Seater collar are trimmed ia the Yale, with Blue crowns and Red trims Ladies Top Coats = ke seo 50c. and 75c. | these thous«nd men were idle. and Red crowns and Blue brims, and plain Tan Covert Cloth and Black Unfintsied Thowe vith brala, to 16. Wor “ae "so. Special— sestontoeteetenteoteatonertententontontontententententeage eontentoegessesgeroatenanesestestessestenconaneanesessester olaonaenantant art tanncenan tanner ttn “Have you heard of a railway car famine Blues and fan We sliall pat 20 Worsted: antanm weizht, self faced, ar Third floo in India? You have not? Well, that is = ae Se, xront—seculy, $8 $6 the’ unl- 5 ’ strange, for at Springfield, Mo., in the SATURDAY..........- = versal price. Siterday only at $5. Girls Memphis and ‘Frisco shops over 1,600 men feete Seetoedontoetentnesontees bave been put to work, making more cars for increased traffic, and these men had been idle for three years, and now they are getting work at full time, and at in- creased wages. Better Prices Everywhere. “No, I haven't heard of a calf or sheep’ famine in India, either, and yet calves are now selling in Missouri for from $15 to $25 per head, when befcre McKinley’s election they couid be bought by thousands for from $3 to $8 per head. So with sheep. Before McKinley's election they brought $1.25 per head; now, in Adair county. Mis- souri, they are bringing in the market $3 per head. It is the same way with cattle and hogs. Their price has risen from 30 to 50 per cent, and horses and mules, too, that a short time ago could be bought for a song, with wagon and harness thrown in, are now bringing good prices without wagon and harness, and the demand for them {s increasing daily. “The rise in wheat is easily explained. Men and women.and children are getting work again, and once more they are eating all the bread they want. When the work- ing people are at work in this country they consume one hundred millions of bushels more of wheat a year than when they are idle. Indeed, the average consumption of wheat in the old world is four bushels of wheat a year, while in this country, in good times, it is over six bushels to each person. Yes, when our people have work they live well. “You will also remember that it was al- most impossible to borrow a dollar at a bank a year ago, no matter how good your security. Now all the banks are fuil of money, and a man can borrow all the money he wants. Just think of it; during the last ninety days more than twenty- eight millions of dollars of Kansas mort- gages have been paid off. What a wonder- Clothing, For school wear and for dress pur- poses. Especially good values are: School Reefers, in a large assortment of fall weights—fancy mixtures and plain cloths. $3.50 to $10.00 Each. New Fall Reefer Jackets, of stylish novelty cloths, empire back, new pointed collar, ribbon and braid trimmings. An unusual value at $5.00 Each. Navy Blue Serge Blouse Suits, all wool, trimmed with braid and buttons; large sailor collar; full “$6.25 to $10.00 Each. Some very good bargains in Girls’ Lawn and Percale Dresses. Third floor. Children’s Shoes. ; Boys’ Calf Shoes, hand welt, heavy extension soles, bull-dog toe. Sizes 2%4 to 6. Very neat and serviceable. Per palt.........-eseceeees ++ $3.00 = 00 per pair. * Stee Bals., especially adaptable for Sizes 2% to 6. Per pair........$2.00 Girls’ Fine Kangaroo Boots, stock tip, coin toe, spring heel—excellent for rough wear and rainy weather. Sizes 11 to 2. Per patr. -$2.00 Skxes S% to 10%, $1.50 per pair. Girls’ Viel Kid Lace and Button Boots, cominon- sense and epera toe. Sizes 11 to 2. Per palr. .$2.00 Cuildven's Hand-tura Vici Kid Wedze-heel Boots, patent tip—light and dressy. Sizes 8% to 1 Per pair. ++ $1.25 SAKS AND COMPANY. “Saks’ Corner.” a ts ne CSSSSOSRCS SEOSESES SESE 600006 = ; i, eowonsox, ¢ A Great Saving : Fancy Lamps’ On Children’s Shoes! S\'Reduced. Mothers tell us that our shoes for boys and girls wear long- All our fancy lamps have been er and give better satisfaction than any they can find elsewhere. © }> cut in price so that they may be Our new lincs are better and stouter than ever—and there’s a quickly. closed out to make room saving in every price. for other goods. The oppor- S ll Tomorrow for regular $1.50 Quali- tunity to secure a high-grade ties of Boys’ Solid Leather School lamp for less than the very Shoes. All sizes up to 5. cheapest costs is an unequaled one. As there are not many you cannot afford to delay. Soehosontostont SOOSSS SES B © O08 EOS GOS OGHS9 We Are Ready To . >Send Your Carpet Out! Ready to make it—lay it—and line it FREE! There won't be any charge for the two or three yards that are wasted in matching figures. This is the greatest Carpet offer ever made in Washington—and it is Cash or Credit! On our Carpet floor you will find all that is beautiful and feliable in this season’s weaves. Tapestries, Brussels and Velvets. Also a grand display of Ingrain Carpets from 3oc. a yard up. You are welcome to the Carpet— Oe enue. HOOTCOS Misses’ and Children’s Dongola Laced and Button Shoes—all sizes— made of best oak-tanned ese 1 5Q) gradesvfor.<...c<-..220 25 Is our price for the best grades of 3 Misses’ School Shoes, in button and 4 Doultan Lamps—with blue vase and etched globes—originally sold for $5—reduced to.¥3.50 s 1 Table Lamp, which matches shede—oold originally for $12. F | 1 Banquet Lamp, rought fron stand, jd original s3 = yellow and copper bow! $4.50—reduced to .. Girls atten Boots, uth top, patent tip, spring | ful thing that is! ‘The like of it has never and all the Furniture you want on the easiest weekly or laced—regular $2.50 qualities. SH 1 Bangvet Zamp_wiich oricially http 209 | occurred during the first six months o = = iced to feos: a srreee-$2.00 | Soy administration in the history of our monthly payments—no notes or interest. se OUR “EDITH” SHOE FOR republic. Looking to Congress. “These few examples of prosperity that I have just enumerated in my own state are equaled and often excelled in every other state and territory in the Union. Congress made a glorious record during its last ses- sion, and we feel sure that it will continue the good work in the next session. People are now watching anxiously for legislation that wiil strengthen the coast defenses and increase and make more powerful the na- tional navy, in order that we may protect to the utmost the prosperity we have, and also that will cause our merchant marine 1 Rananet Lamp. 82.25—r.dued to. LADIES—made of finest Vici Kid —in laced and button—all hand- sewed—every style of toe—no better or more stylish shoes elsewhere for 3 ‘o $5. Our price. * Family Shoe Store, 310-312 Seventh St. N. W. to flourisa until our sails of commerce sha!l ni me 7 ~ Avenue Entrance Through S. Kann, Sons & Co?’s. = = for Sega very sea, A sels, wl fol wit america prods yg th eedbsos000e9 099999 006000808| GoegseeueS SH0oeNeg esos @eee)} siremra mesg ber in the world. The people of our coun- try, regardless of polities, seem to rejoice] A BIG ESTABLISHMENT opening of ito”, enlarged establish- | of the store to modern dimensions became | the Pullman company has treated them as has. -R. Edmonston in these better times; and that is right and ment was fopmally celebrated yesterday, | necessary. Public thoroughfares for many years, and Solid Oak Bed Room Suites, $13 up. Double Strand Woven Wire Springs, $1.75. Solid Oak Extension Tables, $3.75. S Heating Stoves at all prices from $2.50. GROGAN? S maauore cxeorr seuss, 817-819-821-823 Seventh St., Between I and I sts, Infants’ Clothing. New arrival in Coats, Caps and dainty Hand-knit Sacques and Bootees for the cool fall days. Spe- cial values among them. Cream Cusbmere Long Coats, cape and skirt richly embroidered in silk; lined throughout and finished with baby ribbons. Special price. Each. ° and Tucked China SI . Fibbon ties. Each.. this is directly due to the late tariff stassssecdeocsserscescesucscaas SOSSeoseCencecoonrOsONCeCNES SOS OS 9S0000 090090099 GH9008905 SOOO HOG OSO GDC OGOO9GCO9O ash pe ‘Trimmed Lamps, with sil Feduced’ & @ pink or blue canes: Hand-kuit Sacques, all white or trimmed Each. Long Siips, box plait down front, cam. ruffle on neck and sleeves. Each Be. proper. The men who voted for free silver but the’ vistt6Ms were no less numerous to-| ‘The firm's general managet, Mr. A. Kauf- | public accommodation and private rights 1205° Penna. Ave. Slips, bex plait down front, embroidery | thought they were right, and honestly be- - | day. man, was one of the busiest hosts at the | would be materially affected by a denial or 1t on neck and sleeves. Each -+-B¥c. | lieved they were serving the best interests ‘The immense store has been remodeled peniig. Mr. Kaufman has made the | interruption of the continued enjoyment of Sr DoE Infants’ Outtits oe Layettes, in any umber of | of their country; but now, since they found Crowds Throng the Enlarged Store of 8, Kann, | and rearranged throughout and compares | firm's advertisements familiar and attrac- | these Privileges. pieces desired, at moderate prices. they were mistaken, they are willing, as favorably in every particular with the big | tive to the Washington public. A legal fight with Pullman's Palace car | If Your Lips Are Chapped Lips . Are Cha Second teor. patriots, to give credit to whom credit is Sons & Company. marts in New York. The first, second and ce ete ee Company and the Pullman Land Associa. = es due. And they are trying as best they can third floors are forty-two feet in width, tion, both of which are interested, may en: Fi on then ome <3 ey Ro e to uphold and support the administration ard, including the angle running from sth | CLAIMS PULLMAN STREETS] sue. The company officials claim the sole Teepe soft “aud Muslin in its splendid work. Men may differ in street, are 207 feet long. The scenes pre- jurisdiction over the streets and up to the - politics and yet all be patriots. The Succcas of the Firm Shows ‘Thit | scnicd on them wate attractive cet ieee, . present have not had their rights disputed Evans DrugStore,"™i=4s eet U “And I am sure teday, all over our land, , | esting. Everywhere were palms, rubber seriously. Commissioner McGann, a tew nderwear. many men who voted against the St. Louis | Emterprise Will Overcome Even the: | plants and other foliage growths, while of Chi Will Take Possession of a platform are honestly glad that their sie : _ |Rumerous designssin cut flowers ‘showed | ity ange: PE, ACHES A week A few very special values selected | fost in the fight. And today every patriot [ Obstacles of Hard Times. the appreciation in which the firm is held Fe 9 for Saturday's selling. The gar-| from the north, the south, the east and the hy other promineS Washington merchants. Suburb’s Thoroughfares, the Peach sea- west, as brothers and fellow-citizens of one A fioral pt with the rungs numbered a son will be over. ments are well made, correctly pro-| country and one flag, will unite together in| sate tg dive to printers’ ink,” salah | Om, 1800 t , 0% showing the years the hare Boat tuxary ot i a 4 thanking God for the relief that nas al- ee ) Was placed near Town W: Ever Filed 2 portioned and the ptices are about | thanking God for the relict ‘McKinley, | member of the fifm of S.-Kann, Sons & ge A Trees No Plat of the an Sid ae at ere what the materials alone would cost. | protection and prosperity are the sweetest | Co, this morning to a Star reporter, after a a the employer: of the frm. The white Nor the Streets Dedicated exe Peach Soe gnllon: pee Drawers, dee Dem, ctaster of © tucks | wor ay peopl” lary. Of the | ie tatten liad boon conducted through t™ | about with southern snillax, and the flor * to the Pubite. bot peaches Mace 2 —- a ~ Loa < we ae a ecmmodious establishment of the firm effect added impressively to the bewilder- Masivags 5 suet tell Shute cmes Sere, CLAIMS HEAVY DAMAGES. the corset A Ae ee eae tine oe eee i Heavy Muslin Gowns, Hubbard style, yoke formed 3 was a world of meaning in of 4 clusters of fine tucks, high neck, ruffle on neck and sleeves. Euch.. Bee. Special: tions. Orinndo King’s Suit for Alleged In- | mark. It told sententiously, but truly, the cad CHICAGO, October 1—The city of Chi- juries to Jaw Bone. story of judicious and generous advertis- ere eae tatue of ‘Liberty cago will probably take possession of the Orlando King, in a suit filed by him today | irg, the commercial wisdom of making The Immense \ against Wm. W. Stewart, claims $5,000 | promises to the public in print and keeping which was a * damages for injuries alleged to have been | those promises faithfully when the public 300 Eiderdown Dressing, N ligee suffered by him as a result of the de- ‘The or Breakfast Sacques, tight fendant's partial removal of the plaintiff's loose front, scalloped edge ai right lower second molar tooth. crocheted zephyr; finished with bow’ of ribbon at neck. Various colors. 75c. Each. Woodward & Lothrop.