Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-11
First Floor.

Ii iii 81 II lUUlo
A'ASAA S-At Eleventh st. entrance.
Soc for the soc Natural and Gray Merino
Underwear. Shirts, "a to Al; Drawers 80 to 40.
Superior soc garments. Note the pearl buttons,
double stitching, sc.
IOS for the soc Natural Wool Shirts and
Drawers, all sizes. That this Underwear is even
superior to that usually sold at 81 will be evident
to those who make comparison.
3lS pair for the 29c Natural Wool Half Hose
These were bought to retail at 35c. but being
lighter in weight than contracted for a rebate was
claimed and received.
E>~ for the 81 Autumn Business Shirts, made
with striped percale and madras bosoms and de-
tackabie cuffs. 1t is correct to wear a white
collar.
SOS for the Csc Autumn-winter-weig Twllled
Night Shirts. Identical robes usually sell for T3c
Ladies' Departments.
s24s and SOS for the new Autumn Shoes that
are worth s. and $3.50. respectively. All styles
and sizes.
ZS~ for the 81 PAais Royal Kid Gloves, with
correct four big pearl buttons. All sizes, in the
know Of the Z. II. 81 Cloves.
SS~ for the soc Ribbed Bal. Underwear. Vests
aud Pants. Sizes &c to Al This is the d. Z. j.
JEierwCar-tLe best.
~ for Ribbed and Tleeccd Underwear. The
vests with SIX crochet; edge collar and front,
tie pants with French yoke bands. The usual
3JC garments.
ono
O>~ pair for the 49c LIsle and silk Hose, in
DOot patterns. This is the lot that includes hose
worth Zoe Iar-the lot that has beea selling 80
quickly at 49c pair for choice.
pair for Children's Heavy Ribbed Black
Hose, with double knees. Sizes ) TO S1s. Usually
advertised Us L bargain at Ice pair.
IS~ for the Hand-p painted Quill Feather Fans
that are well known a bargain at &c.
SY@ for the Paais Royals well known 4sc Shop
piHs Bags some OF which have two outside pockets,
lac those usually sold Csc.
CS~ for the Combination Pocket Book and Card
Cs.se, in the fashionable bluet, English Tan and
green, sterling silver trimming. Though sold here
regularly Ut +Sc- the prevailing price Is much more
4oc 70, the Fountain SYRINGE. lamar, .,,.
u
esew here the price is
@%~ for the SOC Nickel Hair Curriers' that work
automatically. 5oo.ooo dozen have been made ami
soid since the day OF their beng patented-last
June. ~ toE the simplex Hair Curler.
S1c 70, III. Mem. md ,..,.., , .. o,-.
s.A Umbrellas, with superior natural wood handles
$i.oo for the Sz.5e tinDreias, with steel rods
Mems with imported handles. Ladies in red, blue.
brown and black silk, with mosaic, enamel, horn
iSoroide, onyx handles before shown III Um-
breias sod at less than -.
~S'yo for the s7.ss Mackintoshes. Feather
"eisnts, and the 'Cra'enette,' the latter usually
selling ny TO $io.
Z%S for the 25c windsors. All the new sooas
included, among which the stylish hob hoy
Plaids.
ssc for the s1.4s SILK Dress Frouts and ssc for
Csc Lace kuche Collarettes.
sSS for the Ribbons that at Ice have eaused
town talk-tbe ga and 31zinchwide Satin and O.
q. and Double-face Satin Ribbons, worth csc TO
Csc yard. lie yard for the 21a-inch Satin-back
Velvet Ribbons, worth 3oc yard. Black and all
correct colors.
" for 12hc scslIOped aud Embroidered Swiss
HandkeTchiefs.
lie for lec Embroidered HaIdkerchiefs.
24e for choice Of thirty different styles Of Sheer
Linen aud Swiss HandkerchIefs, worth up to Csc.
aA~ pair for the Ioc Shell side Combs. with
carved tops.
6sc for Sterling Silver Brooches that are and will
be 81, Sl.2J aud $50.
CS for the Sc and 14e Silver Gilt and Enamel
Shirt Studs. Link ard Lever Gun Buttons.
lie for the SC Roman Pearl Beads.
y for the Brownie Stick Pins that are eagerly
bought at &C each.