Evening star. [volume], November 21, 1902, Page 13, Image 13

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Parker, Bridget & Co.
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lamb
Persian b-i
trimm
revere
ten an,
They's
Lamb withe
Co4
rily
Coats. $200]
We are determined that
to that end we have prepare
Winter Footwear. You ca
qualities are guaranteed.
The great popularity of our "Betsy Ron
Shoes for Ladies necessitated another shii
ment of this Dainty eiootwear. All Sises a
omplete for tomorrow all Popular Leathers
Laced, Button and Bluchier styles-$5 values fo
Our "Langdon" Shoe for Ladies is shape
on the new style Medium Last, also Commoz
sense Toe. and is made up in Dongola KI
and Box Calf. A $3.00 quality for only....
Misses' Viel Kid Laced or Button -Shoes
Hand-wlt Extension Soles-Patent heatbe
radTps-Sizes 11% to2-$2. va1ues f
8: $2.1)o. Children'@s -Sss0tll$.
values for................................
Misses' Best Dongols' Kid, or Box Cal
Shoes--choice of Button or Laced-Sizes 11
to 2-Our regular $1.5 qualities. Spech
tonorrow at...............................
Littl Men' citKdo Wax By
Cale Spn' Heel Shoe&-izes 9 CalfD
to 13"-25 values. Tomor- vamps
row fo 5%-$.
Our Hosiery Depa
always stocked with
terns and effects tha
@I
310 a
@S
"Cookie
But thin)
No nee
- HRIF
Iah
ing oer
pgno
Mt and 016 AVe.
very best quality Persian
-"Llepsicdye"-someare
ed with full collars and
sofchinchilla, 1aun mar
d mink-others are plain.
e coats that are sold
very possible guarantee.
ats that ordina
sel1 for $175 and
for
r125
)t satun
))hov Bu"
tomorrow shall be a busy day-from
d a list of unusual bargains in Ladies
nnot afford to miss such savings as the
Our "Capitol" Shoes
lely the be t ever solda
upin PatentOLather, Viet
_$305 'ni all the Popular Shape
ds l 9 qol)d, Servic-eable Shoes, v
Broad Toe-made to sell
big bargain at tomorrow'i
Our Celebrated "Steel
Boys are made of Solid,
050 with bt Oak-tanned Sole
D$ 050 ded with Steel Crescent@:
Ities for ...............
fs ~ Ittle Men's Shoes, mi
with Dnrable. Solid Leat]
Shoes for Winter wear-4
row for ................
and Youths' Satin Misses' and Children's Lac
ress Sh prforat and Button Shoes, in all ab
-solid so es-i r., to I-regular $1.00 grades,
25 values for $1.00. duced to 73c.
rtment has attained wonder
the latest novelties and dre;
t you can find nowhere else.
y Shoe f
nid 312 Seventh S5ti
No electric fan necessary
'a amazed at the cakes' mad
:8 they are merely remarkably
d of a fan to make cakes fly1
mnde anrnnmai
Rresto
P kr, Br6gt a 011
The Bat
FUR
WO manufactun
absolutely unpa
pieces. Lots of
anxious to unla
and gave us a price oi
We can indulge In
coats and neckpleces a
usually pay wholesale
UITE a number oi
long stoll effect
you look throug
prices, so we ca
ence, In the various piec
BRID
morning until night-and .
, Men's and Children's
5e - particularly where
ror Men are abso
t the pric Made
Kid and Bx Calf r
of Toe-all Hand
)Shoe made-Our2
)ectal line of Men' I
1ith Round or Plai $I 1 s
for $2.00 a vair-a i a(~I
i price ..........
Shod" Shoes f
Durable Leather
.. which are st
Actual $25 qui. 20 is
Ae of Satin calf
ier Soles-just the
1.00 grades tomor- 69C
adInfants' Kid Shoes-In but
Os ton or laced-hand-turned "o991
re- Sizes 1 to 6-wortb 75c.-To
morrow-Wec.
ful popularity; It Is
~sest styvles-nat
kward Sea
akes Very
ai
PRII
.rs furnished us with the
tralkled prices on for ga
them are nervous about th
ad-but these two had fur
v them that made the pur
a bargain sale when It's si
ad muffs-will be sold at
for like pieces.
excellent muffs and neckpl
s in various furs of merit t
b and get thOindividual prii
n't quote definite figures-1
es in such a s*ock would ma
To.
OATS OF HIGH DEGREE
DISPLAY INTEXJGENCE OP A
SUPERIOU ODE.
Benator Depew's 14#and Its Accom
plishments-TId Pf Smart Ones
-Entered t4r Prizes.
Washington's ultra *well cats are in a
state of great exciteni6t and are priming
and grooming themselves for a test of
beauty and smartnessat;the annual contest
of the Washington:CtClub, to be held in
the Masodilo Templei' the early part of
December. There has bien already a great
purring and caterwuIW over the chances
of those who are td 4nier the show, and it
is even said that thtalious cats in many
households have fa%j& .oot apid are not on
purring terMe.to -;s - ing of having
shown great sighs' of 'aMusy over the se
lections of cats to compete for the many
prizes that have been offered. The beauty
contest is the event of the year in the
social circles of catdom, and for four days
they will hold sway over their admirers.
The prizes, which run from silver cups,
oil paintings, palms, center pieces, lace
handkerchiefs, to belt pins, pocket books,
sofa pillows, mirrors, silver spoons and
loving cups, bid fair to bring on some ex
citing contests, and it is safe to predict that
the fur will fly from some of the fair
Tabithas when the judges have announced
their decisions. The list of entries for the
show has already assumed large propor
tions, and the prospects are that the ex
hibition for 1902 will excel any that has
heretofore been held. Some of those who
will show handsome specimens are Misl
Eleanor L. Burritt, Miss Ethel Champion.
Mrs. Upham, Mrs. Jessie A. Burritt, Mrs.
Charles A. Lane, Mrs. F. M. Reed, Mrs.
Lydick, Mrs. 0. E. Duffy, Mrs. Pred Ever
ett Smith, Mrs. Knowlton, Mrs. E. K. Neel
and many others; Messrs. Frank Jenkins,
E. 8. Schmidt, Frank 8. Johnson, Senator
Depew and others..
There are cats in Washington eo Intelli
gent that It is hard to believe that they
have not the power of talking. manny of
these have been entered for the show, and
are expected to carry off prizes.
Clever and Tricky.
Senator Depew has a handsome gray cat
that bears the name of "Tomn." it is not
known whether or not he is named for the
Senator's distinguished colleague from New
York, but it can be said that Tom 15 clever
and tricky and devoted beyond measure to
his master and mistress. That Tom can
think can scarcely be doubted. He is very
sagacious and frequently outwits his mas
ter and mistress.
Tom has learned a trick that is often
shown to guests at the Depew nomle. Under
the dining room table is an electric bell for
the purpose of summoning a servant. When.,
ever Tom is fastened up in the dining room
he immediately jumps on this button and
pushes it with great .vigor until some one
arrives and lets him out. Whether by acci
dent or otherwise, Tom has learned that
whenever the button under the table was
pushed some one entered the door, thus
opening it.
Mrs. leank S. Johsxson +has a short-haired
cat she calls "Virginia," which Is famed
throughout t-he neighborhood for its love
for bicycling and snowballig. Virginia is
able 'to retrieve like a dog. She will catch
a ball deftly and wIll shake hands with a
visitor when directed to do so. The children
have taught her how to play hide and seekI
with them. Virginia can also unlatch and
open a door without trouble.
Mr. E. S. Schmidt is said to be the proud
possessor of three ca,ts which are believed
to he capable of reasontgg. "Punch" will
draw milk from a bottle like a baby does,
howl essnt when asked if he wants the bot
tie, kiss a visitor upon direction and per
form any naE') Abber quaint tricks
quite unusual in a cat. Judy Is not far
behind her brother Wesfiijsness, and-Prince
Henry, anotiher q- belonging to Mr.
Schmidt, is also fg the nursing bottle,
will give a kiss wI~e 'quested and raise
his Nght eyebr'ow ^a gnthat he desi-res
to be kissed in ret
Hobson'asTIgkIHgence.
"RIimgd Pear ~ 6o," a pure white
oat belonging to Mi.~~iao,is full of
tricks. All one hqm (to do is to speak of
tricks and "obsoun"Joesbeort. is reedy to
show off. The queg,d'Where's your dad?"
snds htrn, all a-.quiseg to the nearest win
Sow, and if his mateabapehe not to be
in -sight "Hobsn": wij get bl.aasah Mr.
Reddington's picture end purr furiously.
Having laened that to-go thwough his re
~sctore of tricks, many of the slaught,
earna for him a petting or oedan'
Bobson e'vMently reasons tbM e~ *
teetise Rn one ceae, it should be potent in
Ill emergencies. He has been found more
than eso sitting -up belale the unrep
uive doo, evidenl tOOBi
Among his ordinary maompulsMabtam.e
Wgup, welding, eensag at will and
wil a .e - blaht -with
~his=e.0== wrps b up at
other to ~V
aer.meary Mmeagt e at eK I add-1
ihreto uidi thhiias a b 4
farner, asgt * coe
Specdal
ES.D
means to quote you
rments and small fur
e backward season and
s up to our standard
:hase -worth while.
ich a sale. Furs-both
really less than we'd
eces, including the new
hat we'd like to have
es. There are no "lot"
0c. on a dollar differ
ke- too long a list.
3 Head=t
9 o9tl
W. B. MOSES & SONS.
The Or
fo
wi
Rt
to
it
ha
tr4
Pe
them-for those who I
salesmen, even withoi
Oriental Rugs as flooi
questionably been Iml
Antique Mossul and C
specially priced at -
India Carpet, all-ov(
ecru and salmon,
ground. Size 10 ft
ft. 6 in. - - - -
NILLSALI
OP
. CARPET:
*ity Hev Wool Vele Car eta
manufactured for this season's trade, and
roo In the rhous.
usaly. The sale 'M I
make. them...
1pattrn. aog them handsome pario.
Crpe**'Ets taiY/9l(
sell at $1.15. Sale 4 L /, 0
price ............
Includin the choices at laofts aeo'
p o nuto. Not od end s co hpe
ne. Tw..t*..d Bail and a. r.r.i. .f.
feets for
D$i.02%
Ro ' nd Cr'O
peSale pie..
the al ate......e eero
d-in SO 3 ovetingtO-ft smlrqaiy
A an g =nen= ofnd beauifu nd ecl-v
abl...................... gO
thWm. MOSE
thad th *'
beaver.
approac'
Trimn
Coats,
o=Poot Outfitt
i and the Ave.
W. B. MOSES & SONS.
- It's important not onl3
r the excellence of the ru
We never make a call I
thout a generous result.
igs (only one day more oi
pped every calculation we'd
has accomplished even morn
s broadened the field of thi
iducing it - to new people.
)ple to thinking of Orlenta
zave come In and looked arn
it buying, have had the c
r coverings demonstrated t
oressed.
luendji Rugs Ghiordes Ca
-$8 to $18 ft. 6 1n., ft
Several hun
,r design of sul and
on a blue slightly d
3 in. by 14 ber of Hall
- - $145 ciallyprice
The Mill Sali
our sewing roonm
make up goods.
People quickly
.vantage as this
q uality at a low
tate to profit by
to any Bd rus n e ad In America.
line of 35 elegant and exlsi eai and
varet ofrih totoned green, ed t and gl
effects. Suitable for
$1ag .00
A limited line et
CarpetsThen e is
a guaratee of qua
epceolente. C.... an
ut a l o ythis celebrate compay easil
Toputran yl otres I e aulofsai
colrisg. ..i 37%c.vigqult r
knw. Th rcse cluds20,ise
atn a)o t.his . U,nt tse.r
Parker, Brigt & C.
of the Preach Near
me plaIn, others with
uad reveres of itink or
Really the aearst
to Alaska seal.
ted Coats
worth up to $75,
47.5n.
'lain Coats,
)85.00
M'S,
W. B. MOSES & SONS.
Ig "oaleo
r for its values, but
gs it offers.
rom this department
This sale of Oriental
f It, by the way) has
made. We feel that
: than big selling. It
s department-by in
It has brought new
. Rugs and admiring
und and talked with
onomy and beauty of
o them and have un
trpet, 9 ft. 8 in. by 13
- - - - $82.50
dred small Silky Mos
Guendji Rugs, some
amaged-also a num
Strips in this lot. Spe=
,d from $7.90 to $17.50
: of Carpets is taxing
s to their capacity to
It naturally would.
ecognize such an ad
sale offers. They see
price and never hesi
the opportunity.
25 patterns bst 9-wir. Brussels, Io 3mith,
lor, Dining Roo nT
300 yard. rem
le quiy...a.....1
yar s agreeoold w
Ingrain, n ca,to . Asslar j
ulr 8 .. .alit
Old-fshei Rag.....
IUtae for. imn nu th.
250s as airi Gram w
Cartl reen old bron 3 1s,wsoeogo
10 tonters Hea to e i a a;h