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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-21
More Qursrross To Mrx

MORE QUrsr1oss To MrS.
Why is IL the Pslas Royal is Offering soc. each,
Pun. Knot and Fourth Hand scarfs identical in
shapes designs and colorinss to the Soc soarfs
shown in the large show windows Of many store.
Fourth question to Men
How comes it that the "Paia.s Royal, Sic pres,
Shirts are the same materials and finish as the 81
shirts Of merchants who have large stores and ap
parently as good facilities for doing business
Fifth question to Men.
Why Is II that the Palais Royals al .Saxony Wool
Shirts and Drawers make the usual 81 goods look
coarse in comparison.
Sixth question to Men
what is the explanation OF the P.lsis Royals 25e.
Cashmere Wool Half Hose. in all the new shades Of
Browns. Tans, Fswns-quaty and colors that usually
retail at Soc pair.
Seventh question to Men
How is IL your name on the the City cards supnliea
by the PSais Royal for sOc looks like the usual 81
work.
Eighth question 10 Men
What is the Of the PAAis Royal offering extr.
size Pure Linen Handkerchiefs at &c., or for soc,
when such quality HAndkerchiefs usually retail n.
| 25c each
Ninth question TO Men
Explain why the PAais Royal can afford light weight
Rubber Goats for sl.6s when such coats usually cell
at 81; or why the imported weight novelties
| only cost here 81 9sy
Tenth question to Men
What's the to the Palais Royal price Of oOc
Tor best Linen Collars instead Of IS cents and zoe
| instead Of 20 cents for Cuffs.
Eleventh question TO Men.
Why should the Palais Royal price for Camels Hair
Underwear be sl75 when the prevailing mice ia
sl75:
Twelfth question to Men.
What is the for the Palais ROYAL oferip xs,
ural Wool Half Hose at 35c when DOC As the pr,ce
| generally asked.
| Thirteenth question to Men
Why can the Palsis Royal afford 10 offer tor only o.
| cents pair English Dogskin Gloves with the new
automatic fastenings such generally sen at al sos
| pairs
| Fourteenth question to Men
why IL it the PGlas Royal show window. corner os
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue can he ellea
! with samples OF Mems FURNISHINGS and marked a,
prices from 10 to 20 per cent below prevailing quota
! tons.
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BLACK Wool DRrss Goops.
Especial Sale PrioesD

Especial Sale PricesD
Until Wednesday at pm. the following lots viii DO
offered at Special Sale Prices:
OUR soc. BLACK sERGEs FOR 45o.-Thess are
40 inches wide. Those who know Of them need not
betold the quality, those you don't know viii learn
nothing by description Of paper. 1t requires ocular
demonstration.
OUR $50. BLACK sERGEs FOR 6sc.-These soft
finished serges AZ inches wide. and IL said 10
equal the s5c quality Of the credit stores
OUR o. MELRosE CLOTH FOR ssc.-This grace
full drapery. non-creasing. black dress novelty
needs no recommendation.
OUR $50 MELRosE CLOTH FOR 75c.-ro Offer
Melrose Cloth that can be guaranteed at ssc In un-
usual Surely youn appreciate the Special sale Price
OUR CSC. cAMEL's HAIR FOR s5c-Ihis Is The
latest arrival in Black Dress Goods. and though mot
yet known 10 many Of our patrons, win soon be-
CONTINUED below) THE PALAIs ROYAL
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The first person to accuse Representative
Randall of losing his reason is the one who
started the report that the great Pennsylvania
has been revising Governor Hills speeches on
this southern trip.
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RICH AND ATTRACTIVE FLANNELs FOR
TEA GOWNS WRAPPERS, HOUSE
DRESSES, WAISTS, &c.
Our Flannel Stock is one of the features of
the establishment. Large. varied. and con-
tains great number Of kinds and patterns
not to be found elsewhere. Flannels were
never 80 popular. 90 pretty, or 80 cheap as
they are at present, and some Of the hand
soonest Imported Tea Gowns and Wrappers
sre made Of these Flsnnels. Here are few
special lots that claim attention By virtue
OF their extraordinary value for the money.
100 pieces Atwood French Wrapper
Flannels. good weight. in a large and varied
line Of stripes and piaids in dark attractive
colorinss Only 37I<c. per yard.
100 pieces 27-ineh French Twilled opers
Flannels. in more than twenty-five choice
plain shades, for Children's Garments
Dressing sacques, Wrappers, Gowns, &C.
Only 55c. per yard.
90 pieces Of French Wrapper Flannels, in
the handsomest variety Of Stripes Plaids
and Figured effects yet shown in Flsnnels.
65 and 75c per yard
We have good reasons to be pleased with
our stock Of Flannels. as we have never
shown its equal before.
(Second Hoor)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
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They say that Rosa Bonheur is painting Buff
falo Bin. He has probably lost some of his
color by 20 long residence in civilization and
needs retouching
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IL is to be noted that Lord Wolseley doesn't
carry his admiration Of General Lee to the
point Of helping to dedicate q monument to
him
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Noors
(421 18th st. NV. above Penna. ave.).
SPECIAL SALE TOMORROW.
Imported French RUCHINGs. Heavy Bead Edge.
20c. per yard; worth 40c
Imported Silk RUCHINGs. Pin Bead Edge. SOC. per
yard; worth 60c.
Fine French Silk RUCHINas. Silver Bead Edge.
3Sc. per yard; worth 75c.
Imported Silk RUCHING. Gold aud Silver Bead
Edge latest style in Paris 3Sc per yard worth 75c
Fine LISsE RUCHING, 13c per yard; worth 25c.
All-silk SASH RIBBONS, Watered Center, Satin
Border, 8 inches wide. 3Sc per yard: worth Toe.
Heavy watered SILK sAsHES. inches wide, Soc
per yard: worth 81.
SATIN and SILK BLOCK inches wide. extra
quality, gle. per yard; worth 42c.
Also RIBBONS. vELvETS. LACES. vEILINGS.
HATS. &c.
eE-An at Half Prices.-H1
Ladies will do well. before buying elsewhere to ex
anime our goods
Watch for our advertisement to find Genuine Bar
gaina
Cut this out and bring IT with you for reference.
NOoTA
42l 18th ST. NV,
ocl4-3m Above Pennsylvania ave.
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TWO BARGAINS IN FINE HEAVY MAR.
SEILLEs QUILTS.
We bought these two lots Of Marseilles
Spreads ut greatly less than their regular
prices on account Of their being subject to
slight manufacturing imperfections. They
are the best Spreads we ever offered for the
money.
J lot of 12-4 White Marseiliss Bed Spreads
only 81 each
j lot 12-4 Extra Heavy White Marseilles
Bed Spreads. in Handsome Medallion Pat
terms and All-over Designs, only % each
Qourth door.)
WOODWARD 4 LorHRoP.
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1900 T.. G. N w

FUN line OF Yarns in iii colors just received 1t fol-
loving prioes Ger~ansoyn. i7c l..xs bank; ssIony.
dmpOrted Sc o.. III colcrs. An our Yarns are tie
famous utopia brand which !. considersd way best
and Underwsar deserve special ate ,tien- Exspine
our &c, updsrshirt for Ladies' and 0encsmen. You
~! i:i HasI.ss & cost cost. VIZ s siESSuqHEs.
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A DAVE In F1AssELs
AT PERRY,S.

AT PERRY'S.
Whilst the weather may be q little fuctuatine at
present and has hardly settled down to a business
like frosty basis. such Will drire you to purchase
Flannels we have concluded to drive-that is push
our Flannel Department by little advertising forci-
BILE in values
The fne LLAMA" Wool Saxony Wrapper Flannels,
in new stripe and plaid effects, at 371fc yard
Several invoices of French Flannels, exduisitely
figured in Persian designs and popular domestic pat
terms, offer to introduce Csc yard and consider
them worth 75c.
variety Of stripings in the stevens Flannels
choice colors, % inches wide all wool and Soc yard
When, few days ago. we announced opening of
some Of the famous Enfield Shaker White Flannels
at Doc yard they were in demand at once. as they
are special value. We have few pieces left
The sterling White Twlls range from 37Iec. to 81
yard.
Consumers of the "Medcated" CRed) Flannels will
find the values graded at 50c 62<c and Zoe in every
way worthy Of critical examination
Examine 27-inch Atwood Gray Twill at SOC q
yard
Orient Cashmeres. all wool and in all colors, 27
inches wide. only soc.
Those elegant Embroidered Whit Flannels the
Ballardvale Mill. are marked as follow:
in. Emb. on 80 in Flannel, al.
Ill. Emb. on 80 in. Flannel, 1928
in. Emb on "a in. Flannel, 81 so
Astriking line Of shades in 3S-inch Elder Downs
at 75c. ayard.
The Flannel Department is on the second floor, next
to the ofhce.
sEATON PERRY,
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SHOULDER CApEs.

Fresh supply of SHOULDER cAPEs received today
In Seal Mink. Astrschan, Persian and Monkey Fur.
SEAL JACKETS. sAoQUEs and DoLAANs at Low
Prices.
FUR TRIMMING in every variety Of Fur.
PLUSH CAPEs, sACQUES and JACKETS.
All goods O New York Prices.
WILLETT RUoFF.
Hatters and Furriers,
sulo-3m eos Pennaylvapia ave.
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DO you VIII not fan to secure of the follow
ing goods offered for Tomorrow At
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Every House Keepers attention is called to this treat
sale Of Tin Ware. which we offer for Tomorrow at
greatly reduced prices:
Coal Hod. Poker Shovel LITTER and Ash Pan the en-.
tire combination for &c.. Dairy Pans qt, &C. 8 Qt
DC. qt, &C.: Qt, &c.; 6 qt., 1Oc; Pudding Pans
Qt-, &C.; Qt., &C.; got, &C.; Of, &c; ut, 1Oc
Pepper Shakers &C., Dredge Boxes &c. Coffee Straners
&c., Nicksline Trays &c., Tea Spoons Sc. e-half
dozen, Apple Corers a.. Coffee Pot Stands &c.. Sad
Iron Stands &C., Iron Match Safes &C., Reversible
Broers &c, larger size &c. large Bread Pans &C. extra
large size Wash Basins 10c., Bread Graters 4c Pint
Cups &c, Quart Tipped Measures &C., Patent Flour
Sleeves &c., Japanned Dust Pans 7c HaIfcovered Dust
Pans 12c, Coat Hangers &C., Candle Sticks &C. large.
Collenders &C., got Stew Pans &c.. 3-qt 7c.; Cake,
Coolers (something new 19c. 4-qt. Butter Buckets
22c. large Water Buckets &c. Pint Dippers 4c, Cake
Turner's &C., Gov. Chamber Pals &c., Extra
Cow and Footed 27c.. Large Foot Tubs 25c, Large
Decorated Water Carriers 30c., Extra Quality Crumb
Brush and Tray &c. Large Decorated Tin Toilet Sets
pieces, CSC. Heavy Bread Boxes medium size $50 |;
large, 43c. extra large, $50
We anticipate great rush for the above eoods but
reserve the right to limit the quantity Of each article
TIT + # ##H### Enh Eff 4 f f Ere En-
+ 4 i ZEE + ~ 4 II & r.
SIC 7TH STREET NV
1t FRANKIE 4 CO.. Prop.
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! e. All:
EN- Enf s e $EF Al
( 100 ! "a liz,

An unusually complete Mems Furnishing store AZ
The corner Of 18th st and Penna Not only men's
wearing apparel bat toilet articles Of every de.crip-
tOn also Pocket Books. Card Cases. vaiises Umbrel-
las. Rubber Goods Stationery. Gard Engraving. etc.
which. being bOugh, and sold strictly for cash. are
offered at prices beyond competition in this city.
TIE PALAIs ROYAL.
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$3.50!

$3.50!
Yes, sir. that's the price-and an excellent Suit II is
substantial all WOOL Scotch weave; Just the thing
for business, and heavy enough for the seyerest
weather in this climate
W-a-a-l, wrap it up. Thanks, Now what about
Overcoats-lots Of em. sirlots Of 'em For starter
here's heavy Tweed overcoat at
S5.S7.
An Excellent Storm Coat at
S6.G5.
Can't-wear'em-out Chinchilla Overcoats at
1926.
Strictly Dress Overcoats, light shades, medium
weights, Silk and Satin Innings, handsome enough
stylish enough, gentee and elegant enough to meet
the requirements Of the most fastdious tastes Your
choice, sir. at
Cape Coats for little men. Yes, sir quite variety
First and foremost in the is a strong and sub
stantial Cape Coat Of Vermont Melton. at
S2.S7.
Next in order is stylish and slightly Cape Coat Of
strictly Atwood Cheviot, at
, And now, sir permit me to show you through our
stsf ssFY1F L rss srI1 1
THREE DOLLARS AND FIT CENTS Per spt; ,,r
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS a
An elegant line of Prince Albert Suits from TWELVE
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS SUIT.
Thanks, ever so much, but have seen enough to
convince me that am in the RIGHT PLACE.
SUCH Is THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT.
VICTOR Z. ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
927 and 900 9TH st. NV.
Corner Massachusetts avenue
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturdays until IL pm. oc2l
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TINS FoR THr MIS-.

Answer these questions. please The replies may
cause you to hesitate then investigate. and saeu'
Time viii provo
f"S QUESTION: Can the merchant who buys and sells
Promptly for cash Afford smaller profits than the mer
chant who credits,
SscO'd question Can the merchant who pays
promptly buy more sdvAntaseously than the merchant
who asks credits
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An ARGUMENT W1rH A Po1Nr.
who are almost persuaded" to give Ready made
Clothing trial-but are hssitsting of the re-
sult-afrad that after they get the Suit or Over
coat home it won't suit them.
Listen.
Don't take any one else's stock as q criterion Of
ours. One might look upon the Potomac and try
to picture in it the majestic Mississippi with as
much propriety. We carry lines of goods that
are total strangers to their tables-in fact, there
are very few Clothiers in the country who makeu up
the fine. superior grades of fabrics we do. When
we say zoe are challenging the Efforts Of merchant
tailors 1t means JUST THAT. They boast of the
perfection Of their fit We guarantee ours to fit you
perfectly in every particular. They announce the
exclusiveness Of their patterns We've had opened
to US within the last few seasons the same pur-
chasing facilities they enjoy. They look over the
market side by eide with u.s. Now. the only ques-
ton is: Is it worth double the money to have your
Clothing cut for you personally: To man you'll
say-"No"-and you're right
ourane overcoats run from s25 to SIS, and are
tasnacs Kerseys. Carr's English Meltons. Cheviots
Irish Frieze. &cal talors' cloths and rarely seen
except on their counters. Ours are just as well
and as fashionably made as are theirs-with silk
Innings. quilted and not, Tapped seams; selvage,
piped or stitched edges in cape coats, walking,
driving and coaching coats-reproduction Of the
latest fashion plates-and you save clear half on
your purchase.
No different with the suits-we go to s40 with
them. but We give you fabrics cut made and
finished in manner that will puzzle expert to
tell whether it is . custom made garment or not
cheviots Cassimeres. worsteds in the Clay, Rock
and Hockanum order-that's the kind.
Now-you "hesitaters"-wE take all the re-
sponsibility. We're behind our clothes to the end
literally. nthey're not absolutely satisfactory all
never was q claim made to us that wasn't adjusted
speedily and amicably-and you're given the bene-
fit Of all the doubts every time We're not doing
business Just for no,c-but for the future a. we'll
sAKs AND COMPANY,
THE TAILOR-CLOTHIERs,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 9TH STREET.
oe21
WE LAUNDRY LACE CURTAINS FTRsTCLAss
psss, style the fhe next thirty days. Nottingham 4oc.
o.a, a.. N MORGAN STEAM LAUNDRY ss co.
7l9 STYLES 7l9.
FALL AND WINTER.
THE LATEST NOVELTIES NOW READY. BLACK
DRESS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. vANDYKE
LACEs IN ALL WIDTHS AND STYLES. LATEST
IMPORTATION IN DRESS AND CLOAK TRIM
MINas. GLOVES. HANDKERCHIEFs AND NO
TONS. DRAPERY NETS AND FLoUNCINas.
HAMBURG EDGES AND INsERT1Nas.
LOT OF REMNANTS IN BLACK PRINCES,
MARABOuT TRIMMINGS. BEADED GIMPs OR
NAMENTs. &C.. AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
z. g. DAVIS.
oel7 no Market spaes. Cor. sthst.
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AUTUMN Overture
R. GoLDsCHMID.
1oo7-loo9 + ST. NV.

PLAYING TO THE TUNE OF Low PRICES
AND SHOWING BARGAINS IN EVERY ARTICLE
MENTIONED BELOW.
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PARTLY-MADE DRESSES.
The Introduction Of Partly made Suits by
us couple Of years aeo has caused them to
succeed the Ready-msde Suits entirely
These are handsomely made, Of better ma
terial. superior in both workmanship ana
style, and rs the waist is fitted to your meas
ure You really secure q Custom made Dress
at about the price Of . factory made one
We have these Partly made Dresses made
from New Fall and Winter Fabrics in both
Black. Plain Shades and Fancies S2S, $50
&32 and e35. Fit guaranteed.
(Third floor; Dressmaking Department,
WOODWARD q LoTHRoP.
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SPECIAL SALE PRrcEs
CBLACK sILKsD
Notwithstanding the silks quoted below are offered
at the wholesale prices the guarantee binding us 10
make good dress should it split within one year of
purchase, holds good
Sl.l9 BLACK FABLE FRANCHISE.
Special Sale Price o..
81 BLACK FAILLE FRANCHISE.
Special Sale Price sec
81 BLACK ARMURE SILK.
Special Sale Price Sac
sl.25 BLACK ARMURE SILK.
Special Sale Price slls.
sL1e BLACK SATIN RHApAME.
Special Sale Price sl
The above not Job lots but selected from our
regular stock Of WARRANTED BLACK sILKs-snls
that will bear favorable comparison with any in The
country.
Why not.
webuy Of the same manufacturers and importers
and surely afford small profits a. the merchants
who do a credit business
Compare the qualities Of best Silks with those
Of elsewhere and youl learn whether or not we can
AFFORD smaller profits than our brother merchants II
Washington.
, THE PALAIs ROYAL
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No OxE MosopoIrzEs

THE STYLES Or QUALITIES IN THE CLOTH
ING BUSINESS TO READ SOME OF THE AD-
vERT1sEMENTs ONE WOULD THINK THAT
CERTAIN FIRMS HAD ALL THE GOOD GOODS
THAT WERE MADE
WE ALL HAVE ACCESS TO THE SAME MAR
KETs, AND IT IS ONLY A QUESTION OF TASTE
IN SELECTIONS. JUDGMENT AS TO QUALITY,
HONESTY IN REPRESENTATION AND THE
AMOUNT OF PROFITS WITH WHICH ONE IS
SATISFIED.
THE FIRM WHICH SELLS ITS GOWN MAKE
IS LIKELY TO HAVE THE POOREST VARIETY,
FOR NO ONE HOUSE CAN ORIGINATE MANY
NEW STYLES
WE BELIEVE WE HAVE THE BEST STOCK OF
MEDIUM AND FINE GOODS IN WASHINGTON.
OUR EXPENSES ARE SMALL AND WE CAN AF.
FORD TO SELL CHEAP" CERTAINLY NO ONE
SHOWS A CLEANER STOCK OR uNDERsELLs US.
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NEW IDEA IN EMBROIDERED FLANNELs.
Hemstitched and Embroidered Flannels
are the latest, and we have their exclusive
sale for Washington. A beautiful Hemstitch
is worked in Silk upon the lower edge Of
the Flannel in addition to the Embroidered
Pattern. These are sl25, 81 SO and 81
per yard. We have the Plain Hemstitched
Flannel at 81 per yard. and choice line Of
Colored Hemstitched and Embroidered
Flannels at also and 81 per yard
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP.
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9l9 Pa. AVE.
VIM SINISTER SONS

9l9 Pa. AVE
VIM SINISTER SONS.
DRY GOODS
We confident that we can show as an attractive
and well-selected Stock Quality and Style
have had the pleasure of displaying to the people
Of Washington.
quality Of the fabrics SELL We feel assured s viii
pay those who in search of good goods at fair
prices to pay us call. We name in part the following
100 pieces "a PLAIN FLANNELs, all new and de-
sirabe Shades Of this season.
200 pieces Of CASHMERES and HENRIETTAS
This lot comprises all Prices Widths and Colors.
They range in price from Soc to 81 so per yard
200 pieces Of IMPORTED CLOTHS for Tailormade
Dresses, from 81 to 50 per yard; all colors.
100 pieces Of FRENCH and SCOTCH WOOL
PLAIDS. The effect and coloring really beautiful
The prices all right.
Three hundred COMBINATION DRESSES. All
new designs This seasons importation.
Our Silk Department can show some decided bar
gains.
Black. White and Colored FABLES in great profu-
sion, all at New York prices.
Our stock of BLACK GOODS was never larger or
better assorted. Lupin's and Prestey's makes pre-
dominating.
We have for housekeepers decided bargains In
BLANKETS, QUILTS, COMFORTS, TABLE
LINENS. TOWELS, etc.
Our Hosiery and Underwear Department is large,
and both ladies and gentlemen will find great variety
to select from.
Goods are new The prices correct.
We have but price, and that the lowest the mar
ket affords.
One price only.
"THE BEST THE CHEAPEST
". M. SINISTER SONS,
ocl9 919 PENN. AVE. NV
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THE BON MARCHE,
oc21 316 7TH ST. NV.
x Inch, 'ALL-WOOL SUITINGS, EVERY
shade, 49c per yd. 3S-inch Henrietta suit
lnss; every shade, Zoe peri BLUM'S
ocI9-2t' 145 and TAI Sth st.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 20 ROLLS OF MAT
w ing, which We are going to sell at II, l2H and
dSc; Do not fail to call. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE
COMBINATION, 18th St Sc ocl9-3t
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The pension Office storm RACES more furiousl
han ever.
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sLITTIE THIN0ew

LITTLE THINas.~
You have no idea how many little things
We keep In our Notion Department A visit
win be frsusht with interest and knowledge.
Buttons Of Ill kinds and sizes. Pins and
Needles" from the best makers. Threads.
Tapes. Lacings. Elastics and q thousand and
one useful little helps Of recent invention
that You probably know nothing shout.
Round Linn Corset Lscins 1t lc. per I'd.
Flat Linen Corset LAoe< thrss snd four
yards long, &c. and 50. each.
42c. Per I'd.
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TOMORROW CTUEsDAY,. OCTOBER 2s.
SECOND FLOOR WONDERS"

SECOND FLOOR "WONDERS."
Having found 1t necessary to enlarge our "Mam-
moth" Toy Department for the Holiday Trade we will
close out our Trunk Department for the present by
Offering the balance Of stock ct such prices that
will cause you to wonder"
Trunks that were Bargains for 43.96 We will oner
for $3.50.
Trunks that were Bargains for "a. 9S we will offer
for 1890.
Trunks that were Bargains for ss9S We will offer
for $3.50
for $3.50.
Trunks that were Bargains for $13.4S we will offer
for $3.50
Trunks that were Bargains for s15 As we will offer
for $1,000.
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WOODWARD & LOTHRoP
NEW IDEA IN EMBROIDERED FLANNELs.
Hemstitched and Embroidered Flannels
are the latest, and we have their exclusive
sale Tor washington. beautiful Henstitch
Is worked in Silk upon the lower edge Of
Pattern. These are al o. al 40 snd a.
r,.cro,.
H"onoiDIhhp fLANNELS.
ioV ulnerent pieces ana patterns IN
SIX Ehoroidered fiannels is no mean stock
iou prOosoiy VIII not ma half as many at
our patterns are exclusive, being designed
FIannels in pink Iigbt RIne W. NJ
Light and Dark Brown. Cardinal scsrlat
Garnet and shaker GRAY T5c- 10 an % ner
yard.
We let no rood kinds escane ns .,aua
pretty much always get FIRST Choice
(secoud foor1
"oODWARD 4 LOTHRoP.
Ladies' 4-button Suede Gloves. stitched
worth ITS price.
tFirst hoor,
WOODWARD L0THRoP.
Here are three items tina. fairly illustrate
20 pieces 5s-inch Full-bleached German
Linen Table Damask. In wide range ofat-
usSu'e patterns. oniy ooc. per yard
ioo dozen wmte Huck Hemsutched
Iowels, IN Plain and Fancy Borders. Re-
ouceo 10 ~oc' each.
Ihese ought TO meet with o ready sale.
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Imported Gowns, IS and up.
We are prepared to make these Blanket
Bath wraps to your measure at short
nouce.
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PAhTLY-MADE DRESSES
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