Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1889, Page 4

4 WASHINGTON: SBE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Circulation ef any Newspaper in the World. and as an Advertising Mediam is worth The harm done ® President is serious. Four days after a President is inaugurated his hand is generally so lame that be can scarcely write; the swellii often does not go down for da: ‘The dread that « refusal to shake hands will be held aris- nonsense. grown to thousands. A few years hence there will be tens of thousands, ‘The habit must Stop some time, Why not stop it now?” The Philadelphia Press thus vigorously en- dorees Tue Stan's contention in respect to Presidential promiscuous handshaking. When the President is in fact introduced to a new ac- quaintance to be developed by conversation, he must and will, of course, shake hands like any other American under similar circumstances, Bat there is no acquaintance-making in shaking bauds machine-like with thousands of people in the course of a day, whose names and faces eaxnot possibly impress themselves upon the it, and with whom no conversation whatever is exchanged. To the crowd the oc- easion means merely un opportunity to see and touch the President. To the latter it means the endurance of a series of hand pressures and arm oscillations at intervals of a fow seconds until he becomes exhausted or the pain from the steady strain upon a few musclee becomes umbearable. When the purpose of the visitor is not to come into intellectual contact with the President as a business or social acquaintance, Dat merely to have the satisfaction of studying the face and general bearing of the highest pub- lie servant, and especially when such a vis- itor is accompanied by a hundred or thous- and others on a similar mission, he should be satisfitd if opportunity is given to secure an inspection of the President. If physical con- tactwith the President is absolutely essential in the case of every one of the multitude who call merely “to pay their respects,” that official will undoubtedly be driven by the vastly in- creasing numbers of inaugural visitors to im- plore the multitude to vary the form of the terture which they inflict. When his hand and arm have become swollen and inflamed to a certain degree he may, with reason, petition his host of visitors to gratify their requirement of physical contact by treading lightly upon his foot or by giving him a mild pinch as a substi- tute for handshaking. The new constitution of Japan is working satisfactorily. The latest advices say the people are pleased with it and the Mikado is happy too. All the princes are flattered at being lords of the upper branch of the legislature and their elective brethren are getticg along nicely. It is usually safe to put old wine in new bottles. Edison's light patents are void-in Canada be- cause his invention was not manufactured in the Dominion within a year after the issue of the patent. International patent law is the worst mixed up mess in existence, and the Wizard should invent something that will comb it out. Inter-state commerc: come to be a serious thing. The amendments adopted in the last hours of Congress make it possible to imprison ag well as fine any official of a railroad who vio- lates the law in regard to discrimination in rates and charges. Under-billing also falls in the same category of prisonable offenses, Railroad managers are reading the law with a good deal of concern. They have paid the light fines hitherto imposed without hesitation and gone on violating the law systematically. ‘The complainant against unjust charges now has & new weapon and it is really alarming. ‘There iv a sort of commercial conscience which justifies the violation of law and the payment of a fine, but prison bars and damp cell walls have the terrors of disgrace for such offenders ‘that nothing else can have. While England has set apart $100,000,000 to baild more new armored vessels the United States has decided this year to spend one- tWentieth of that sum. To some the difference seems suicidal on the part of this country. But a tll THER EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C., SATURDA’ THE EVENING STAR. Do Yo Waxr A = Ix ¥ : Moxoars Dany “*Sronz: News fin PPorcun norms A azview or tax were. & WORD FOR THE NEWSPAPERS. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL IS COMPLIMENTED. ‘The Inaugurstion Week is nearing its end. and can be reviewed with utmost satisfaction, ae far as our business is concerned—the rush exceeding our most sanguine expectations, All we sbould have liked to have had was more Toom to sccommodate the great throng of cus- tomers who filled our counters from moruing to tho closing hours. The many flattering remarks were expecially ‘@ source of great satixfaction, Que would say: “What a beautifully decorated store, it is indeed Scredit to the city;” others would compareit favorably with any of the largest cities; and still others would praise the order and system, the beautifully decorated ceiling, und so on. ‘What s contrast to not more than twelve years ago when Washing touiaus were compelled to order their supplies froin New York; there isno necessity for this any more, for with the general improvement im all lines of trade Washington can rival her big sister cities, ‘Take as sn illustration the newspapers. ‘What evening paper excels “The Evening Star™ The power to elevate or to lower the standard of our morals and thought is a mighty One. It is wielded by the Press sometimes for (00a, too often, for evil. We respectfully bow to the “Evening Star,” and but echo the senti- ments of all Washingtonians and many thou- sands of our late visitors when we write that ‘we have an evening paper that is a power for good and «credit to anv city. The lively Morning “Post” proprietors on their part have demonstrated that it is no lenger ‘Recessary to buy the New York “World” or “Herald.” Isnotall the news to be found in our local papers? ‘Washington is progressing with rapid strides and that our late visitors have recognized it is flattering and encouraging. ‘We want you to read of what you may buy at 50c, » yard in our Dress Goods, Trimming and Button De- partments. So as to have a great variety to s how at 5Uc. we bave * TUESDAY, (March 12), Many ladies will not wear 50c. dress goods. Try and forget the price and remember only we promise a dis- Play of good quality Dress Goods below usual prices. MONDAY, QMareh 11), WEDNESDAY (March 13). (Continued below.) 40-INCH HENRIETTAS 5 THE PaLals ROYAL, Full 40 inches wide, and qualities equal to the ns EA GENTS oun, isStecmer ayes teen Sniroeeeonaainteiy aides SMS reheat 4. at “0 Black p io mia Fa aS At $1.26 we will s Fest Bia ck All- Wool Jersey. with Vest garment we BLOUSES. ‘Worth Double the Maney. Jenszy Bazaars. ‘We think this the best Jersey Bargain we ever Offered. A fine Stockinette Jersey, with Smocked Surrah Silk Vest, in Black, Gold, Brown and Ma- hoghany, worth 23.00, at 91.98, Afine Stockinette Jersey, with Silk Braid als Mili- taire, Black only, worth $2.50, at $1.98. We carry one of the largeet assortments of Colored and Black Jerseys and Blouses in the city, including every new desirable style. THE BON MARCHE IN “Rig ae onthe eitee eR aSE Pe onanuss DE ae URE! INES AND MOHAIRS. 1IE8 IN SCOTCH GINGHAMS EX’ ME Nt Dt iD TENNIS FLANN! “EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS” IN FINEST FRENCH IMPORTED ADED Fi pare, JACKETS, JER- oe BI At $1 we will sell you a iS " Blouse, the latest it Biter a eae Slee ¥ ELERINES, SHALES en s, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR- ivanis ever’ corner of th st. Enteblished 1846. Oce Onrorat AND UNCHANGING LOWEST PRICES FOR BEST CLOTHING. OVERCOATS, Including every Variety of Good, Fine and Finest Fab- rica, Busouns Ix Seaxo Wass $3 for choice of Black Stockinette Jackets, Tailor- made, Were $4 and $4.50. 83.98 for choice of Tan and London Smoke Kersey Jacket; striped Light Tans, Crabs and Checks; fin- ished Plain and Bell Sleeves and Welt Seams. Choice $3.98. This lot includes Jackets that were $7.50. SUITs. Covering every business and dress need for every GINGHAMS, GINGHAMS, shade of taste and meana, . $8 Venetian Cloth Newmarket, in Navy, Black and We are sho in ocanpaahg gag | TROUSERS. Ox-Blood; full Back, Bell Sleeves. Worth $10. line of beaut styles at B to 12. ana Choice styles of French 20c, and 25. hate depts cbs ‘THE BON MARCHE. CHALLIS. Plete stock. M. We are showing s lirge line in great variety | BOYS’ WEAR. usu Uxprewear Set ee Little Borw, Suits, Big At 620, worth 75 to 98e. SATTEENS, — SKIRTS—Tucked embroidery ruffie, also cambric lace trimmed, CHEMISE—Solid lace, solid embroidery and solid GOWNS—Embroidery and tucked yokes, with em- broidery rufte. DRAWERS—Tucked lace and embroidery yoké bands. French styles, Beautiful patterns. Begu- lar price, 1éc. Our price, 12340. CASHMERES AND HENRIETTAS, All the Newest Shades. 25c. to 0c. DBESS TRIMMINGS AND NOTIONS. NEW SPRING MATTINGS. Now is the time to buy. A big stock toselect from, and prices guaranteed the lowest. 12c. to 450, UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, ETO, B. ROBINSON & CO., 909 PENNA. AVE. fe26-00 Srocx Mesr B: Roeovcep. We are reducing prices generally. The following will give you some idea: 25 pieces of Ramies, Raw Silks, Silk Ground Tapes- tries, Heavy Tapestries, and Silk Goods suitable for covering furniture at prices it will pay you to bay THE BON MARCHE, 316 SEVENTH ST. N.W. mh9-1m CARHART & LEIDY, 928 7th and 706 K st. n.w. J. C. Horcusor, IMPORTER Vocak, LESSONS—M'LLE HENRIETTE L. ERNI, Certificated Pupil of Mme. Viardot-Garcia, and re- gently, Fe Europe, with best references from Paris and London, will bow receive pupils. | Ad- Gress this Office, Messrs. Metzerott; & Stay- man, F st. mb9-6t' GUENUINE CRAYON PORTRAITS TAUGHT IN 10 lessons: no of drawing necessary ; guarantee to or Roa charge, Call aod exam Specimen at RETROLD'O STUDIO, 428 7ah st. mo" ‘what you may want and keep until you have use for - a eee af them. Send for samples if you can not call and ex- LS LB. eo t OB ARES ¥ as ruse a, mho amine them. Chot t Syrup, Our line of Cretonnes is the largest and best we have {Gall Fiat Bower W ever carried, varying in price from 12}¢c. to $2.50 per yard. We have a new stock of 25c., 35¢., and 60c. Window -im* PARIS AND BERLIN, £19-1m' SPRING WRAPS. | shades, in all colors, mounted on spring rollers and , complete, EE EROS AVaLENS, A large line of fine Blankets, Down and Cotton Com- acs od EE fortn at greatly reduced prices. SEEING OVERODATE. Besides our regular stock of Table and Piano Covers, we have a large line reduced to half price, the best val- ues ever offered. Curtain Poles complete, from 19. up, Lace Curtains, per pair, from 75¢. ap. Portieres, per pair, from $2.50 up. Heavy Curtains, per pair, from 4.50 up. UfWe are receiving orders every Gay for Slip or loose Covers for parlor and bed-room chairs and suites, and ‘would request our patrons to give their orders early, ‘@O ARRIVE— SPRING OVERCOAT WEATHER. AS USUAL WE ARE EARLY IN THE FIELD WITH FINE GOODS AND LATE STYLES. OUR PRICES BEGIN AT TEN DOLLARS, AND YOULL BE SURPRISED TO SEE HOW STYLISH AND GOOD A GARMENT THAT WILL BUY. THEN TO TWELVE AND A HALF FOR FINEB ONES; BUT WE EMPHASIZE SPE- CIALLY OUR FIFTEEN-DOLLAR COATS. FROM TWENTY TO THIRTY DOLLARS WE SHOW THE ELEGANT SILK-LINED GOODS (NOT 4 LITTLE SILK ON THE FACE OF THE LINING AND CHEAP COTTON BACK, BUT ALL SILK). THE BROAD-WALE WORSTED AND CASS. ARE STILL THE POPULAR GOODS, BUT WE SHOW ALSO THE FASHIONABLE SHADES OF “VENETIANS,” CHEVIOTS, TWEEDS, AND SERGES. IN FACT, THE NEW THINGS ARE IN OUR STOCK, AND WE ALLOW NO ONE TO UN- DERSELL Us. EVENING WRAPS. LONDON JACKETS. ‘YOUR INSPECTION SOLICITED. mb 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE W. M. Savsrzs & Soxs curtains is very large and very cheap. REFRIGERATORS. We carry the largest, assortment of these goods house in the states, comprising froin the cheapest to the best. WATER FILTERS. we famous Pastour and the Kedzie im- Cod rie Patna te name, and NEW WASH SURAH SILES IN BEAUTIFUL COL- ORS FOR @1 PER YARD. NEW STYLES IN CHINA SILKS AT 21.50, GREAT BARGAINS IN LOUISINE SILKS ATT 75c., WORTH $1.25, GROS, ROMAN & CO, FINEST FRENCH SAT- TEENS. SATTEEN ROBES, HAND BLOCK, IN LATEST STYLES.” ALL SHADES WOOL HENRIETTAS AT 500. NEW MOHAIRS. : FRENCH CHALLIS IN LATEST DESIGNS. FRENCH PLANNELS IN NEW PATTERNS. LARGE LOT OF CHALLIS AT 1240. SAME 1 25, ed. patented b; ofthat We juarters on these goods, and will make soy tte’ in us ine to order for Fou if we haven't it CARPET DEPARTMENT. . E. B. BARNUM & 00, 1889—TWELVE PAGES, ‘We thenk you for your attendance at the “Opening” of Parasols and Jewelry. The dis- play of both departinents is calculated to evoke the most unbounded admiration, and will be continued next week. ‘To-day we invite your attention to our GRAND “OPENING” OF ART DEPT. ‘Mrs. Barnes Brace having closed her art roome on E st. has accepted the management of our Art Embroidery Department and invites her former patrons to visit her here. We shall have a formal “Opening” on Monday and Tuesday, March 1ith and 12th. The de- Partment bas been extensively stocked with an excellently chosen line of the most desirable fabrics and materials for decorative art, and embraces the newest textile fabrics mantufac- tured with special reftronce to their suitability in the production of high-class needle-work, intertor @ecorstions and furnishings. For man- tel and pisno draperies and portieres the Shadow Silks, which are an indistinct repre- sentation, or shadow, of various floral designs, stand unrivaled as the most unique and at- tractive production in art fabrics, We shall show exquisite Mural Hangings in Hand-Painted Tapestry, some of them being mounted as panels in Plush and Velours, and others are artistically draped with Plush of « color harmonizing with the predominating tone of the picture. Beautiful Portieres‘of “Art Satiua, combining Doth the work of the brush and the needle in exquinite art coloring. A variety of handsomely embroidered Curtains for single and double doors, in other equally attractive art fabrics. For dainty sofs-pillows, bead-rests, drapery scarfs, tidies, and otber innumerable decorative trifles which combine to make a home attrac- * tive, we are showing beautiful China and Japan- ese Silks, in quaint and original designe and figured effects, and Silk Gauze delicately hand ‘painted. Soft Belguim linens from which is produced ‘the most beautiful embroidered Napery for Junch, dinner, and tea tables. Bureau Sets, ‘Tray Cloths, Doylies, and Center Mats of fine Linens in daintily worked designs, and exqui- site drawn-work patterns. A great variety of artistic shapes and com- Dinations in Fancy Artictes of Celluloid, Cha- mois-shin, Leather, Plush, Silk, Kibbona, etc, such as Glove-cuses, Mouschoir-cases, Cravat- cases, Jewel-cases, Card-cases, Receivers, Pin- cushions, ete, We are now fully prepared to produce the newest ideas and designs for home decorations, ‘and to execute orders for special designs for the parlor, dining-rooms and boudoir, in hand- Painted Friezes, Tapestry Hangings, Portieres, ‘and Draperies of every description. : ‘With the increased facilities and the enlanred scope of our establishment, Mrs. Bruce is ina Position to develop the growth of Art Neodle- work, and to meet the steadily increasing de- mand for home decorations for, the promotion of which she is most eminently fitted. ‘The art parlors are on the second fioor, front rooms, in anuex. TO THE MISSES AND CHILDREN. ‘We have just opened a superb line of fashions- ble“Directoire” Jackets for misses and children. ‘These are particularly elegaut and stylish ; hav- ing vest of a contrasting ‘shade, being either plain or embroidered. with ornaments to har- monize, For instance: s French blue coat has & mode vest, which is embroidered in guld and bine. A tobacco brown basa tan vest with or- naments to match A bright navy bine has a mode vest and revers embroidered in white and blue. A brown chevron cloth jacket has a plain ‘vest of same shade with revers of silk. ‘Then we have the more conventional shapes in checks, stripes and plaids, When you read of something new in our line you cam ressons- bly expect to find it here. DIRECTOIRE DRESSES. We are ready with Misses’ Suits, The “Direo- toire” and other equally fashionable styles in all the spring season's new cloths. Sizes 12, 14 and 16 years. SPRING WRAPS. ‘Minses’ and Children’s Spring Newmarkets in a wide range of stylish shapes and colors; made with bell and angie sleeves; mauy of them richly Draided. The newest for Misses is the “Kil- larney” style. Light colorings. (Third floor.) LADIES’ SPRING GARMENTS. First spring showing of Wraps, Cloaks and Suits. Elegant line of Beaded Pelerines,with the new and stylish “shower-fringe” shoulder. Fashionable shapes in fine black silk short lem | s— : _ ‘We would call your attention to our line of Wrage for Spring of ‘80. We have made extensive tmports- tions, and are now showing Novelties which will be lunpossible to get later in the season THE NEW CONNEMARRA WRAP. In this garment we are showing © very large essere ment in entirely new fabrice and & variety of styles, It will be an extremely popular garment for morning wear, marketing and shopping We ere showing « very nice Striped Cloth Connemarra Garment et $7.50 Of these goods. Weare showing « complete assort- meutof the latest and most popular styles We are selling one number at Dack, fromt and sieves #1 beaded; only limited quantity to be sold st that price, We heve them as hich as 835, TEA GOWNS in these Goods we are showing beautiful combinations, old Rose Henrietta, with Cream front, Terre Gots Henrietta, with Nile Green Frovt, Figured Challies im ew desis. Al the new shades Cluths of mocked and all Styles, Prices range from 67.50 upward. BLOUSES ‘m Flaunel or Sik. TENNIS JACKETS, ETO. BLAZERS, in all styles (our line of Blouses cannot be surpassed.) ALL STYLES OF IMPORTED JERSEYS, styles for both Misses and Children, A lange line of MISSES' CONNEMARRAS in very stylish checked cloths at all proces. Large PLALD and STRIPED Jackets from 63.50 upwards. NEW NEWMARKETS OF ALL KINDS OF CLOTHS. FOR CHILDREN wwe have a lange assortment of new Choice and ee of FEERES KOECH- 1ix's FRENCH SATINS of our own importation, NCH GINGHAMS, besutiful styles, 374 and E Wx H. McKxew, 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ‘We are now showing and elegant assortment of Medium and High Grade Novelties in Ladies’ SPRING SUITS. Sus8 the true verdict on @ naval policy must take imte account all the conditions likely to Henriettas, but a little wider, and for which you are charged generally 68c. and sometimes 75c. a yard. PS gear nny os a) ae ERS Pin. long, 1 Tapestry Bug, 8 ft, Sin. wide by 11 ft. 3 in. long, mh8 £31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ‘Wraps and mourning Pelerines. Beautiful silk-and-lace short Wraps. QUALITY AS THE 200. GOODS. ALL SMALL www RRR A ene ie ce of foreh . Th This is an assertion we make very deliberately, | FIGURES. 810. ‘Long Garments of light colored spring cloths wwww Rm dss alte his be not likely a Stabing aed boning youwill compere eamplescfbere | Suse Gpewen A LOT OF BLACK Lace were | 86 mt Be OOD pode ee) Waar To Tare Howe Tol inecen tasnionsbic styles an the Killarney, the wey =, AA ra “ 1 Tapestry Rug, 9 ft. 4 in. wide by 1 in, long, Irish Peasant, the Connemara, the “Directoire” wow “ - Plish as much to harass any European| §~ Uuravel our le—ia it not all wool? FLO Power with whom the United States may go to Mote the surfase-te it not silk niahed? = peepee *Papestry Rug, 8 ft. 3 in. ride by 14 ft, long, @25. FRIENDS OR RELATIVES. and others. Exclusive styles feature. war, a2 the swift cruising sharpshooters Rose, NEW LOT OF BLACK FAILLE FRANCAIS AND | qj, !svestry Bug, 10 it. 6 in. wide by 15 ft. 6 ih. long, SUITS.—We have entirely reorganized and re- H A gs Be of the ocean that we have been buildir. OTTOMAN SILKS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, | , 1, Tapestry Rug, 10 ft. 6 in. wide by 12 ft. 6 in. long, stocked our ready-made Suit department, AA wd 815. Tt has become so customary for people visiting Wash- | — avving it into thenew annex, thind floor, where | J. AAA o ex of Inte. The heavy armored vessel is best | SCOTCH GINGHAMS IN GREAT VARIETY. | , |, Tapestry Bug, 10 ft Gin, wide by 12 ft.9 in. long, Aas ae rehome piped % Easy £4 S.9 "9 : available as a gunboat auxiliary to an 3 sh attecking force in the enemy's country. ‘That kind of a war the United States will never undertake except on this continent. In case of NOW ANSWER, PLEASE. IN EVERY RESPECT (save width), are not the 50c. Henrieitas equal to any offered “Palais Royal’ elsewhere at 75c.? You'll have to answer “Yes." Never mind how we can do it; WE DO. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Contunued below.) Srarev Serces 50C, CHOICE STYLES ARE SOLD EARLY. Velvet Bug, 10ft. Gin. wide by 13 ft. 6 in. long. rb i elvet Rug, 12 ft. wide by 13 ft. 0 in. long. 825. 100 roils of White and Fancy Matting at $4 per roll 20 yards, enon eRe nile cote ey 2. T of W.M SHUSTER & sox, | Stans Pio" md 5U0 yards of Keavy Oil Cloth in all widths at 20c. per square 5 ‘All- Wool Venetian Stair Carpet, 25c. per yd. 308 Heavy Rope Door Mats at 50c, 500 yards of Heavy Cotton Lograin at 18¢, per In adieu to above we wave a very lui ¢ (es kind of carpeu made, which is being offered sf kind, merely because it comes from this great Capital. Now, we have thousands of articles that we could sug- gest, any of which would prove an acceptable present, either a Dress of Silk, Worsted Goods, or Satine, ora Ready-Made Wrapper, or a Sik Umbrella, or possibly « Blanket. But for something cheap we have Bonbonniere Boxes ior 25c. Ladies’ Surah Tics, 6&¢. Fine Quality All Leather Pocketbooks, 98c. ‘Splendid Quality Kid Gloves. 73c, These are unex- 919 PENN. AVE. N.W. ya rke assortment we have more room and better facilities for its proper display and sale, Fitting-room at hand, and all reasonable alterations will be made free of charge. The new effects embrace suits of Black Mohair Sicilian, or “Lustrine,” made ‘with anew style of accordion plaited skirt, in S manner equal to custom work. Alst Suits of Biack Cashmere, Henrietta, Plain Woolens in new shades, and a variety of “Novelty” Suit- ‘ings of decisive character and style. (Third floor annex.) And also full line of Suita, Jackets and Cloaks for Misses and Children. Complete Assortment of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Gloves, Hostery, Underwear, Hand- kerchiefs and all the goods which compose Our Cloak Department is located om fret west prices, and in al] qualities we have rem- Bunts, from one to forty yards iu length, wich we much less than cost to manufacture. * FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. Our stock is sofance it must be reduced. Nearly all of the xovds in this department have been murked Gown to prices that sre sure ‘o move them rapidly. and if inneed of suything iu this Lue you will dnd it Greatly to your udvautage to call und does not require the gigantic outlay which ‘England has authorized. a ‘The death of Representative Townshend will cause as sincere and wi regret in ‘Washington as in the Illinois district which Mr. floor front, and Furnishings tn the rear. Guits, Jerseys, Tes Gowns, Surah Waiste and Chit- dren's Cloaks on second floor. 40-inch Warranted All Wool, pretty stripes of Black and White, Cardinal and White, Drab and White, Sage Green and White. Notice the samples draped on stands, and if you don’t sdmire them you'll be the ex ception to the rule. And nine cents less in price than elsewhere is worth considering. (Continued below.) NEW SHAWLS. ‘There is no article of wearing epparel that can properly take the place of a shawl. Itisa staple article, without which no ladies’ ward- Tobe is complete. We have them tn good vari- ety just pow. Cashmere, Chudda, Shetland, Camel's Hair, Blanket, Veivet and a great many GEAsONARLE BOOKS. PICTURESQU: TASEINGTOR. ceptionally splendid value, for we sold them before for $1.50. Silk Stockings, 98c. Garters to match, 98c. Plush Manicure Sets, 98c. Plush Toilet Cases, $1.98, NATIONAL CAPT IMPERIAL GERMANY. DAYLIGHT LAND. —Adirondack MEN AND MEASURES UF WALI A CENTURY, THE PALAIS ROYAL, examine our Wal, BALLANTYNE & $03, | Secor wichign guvivisca store Mier eturvaraies | Gsueeor fatin Fans 98. meungees a 40 FE : S 50 £20-00 428 7TH STREET. ot every description sud trom the cheapest to the best Blonde Lace Fans, @4.98. 4% anal Chudda Shawis, in cream and o aiee, cate Successor to RH. Taylos, IN. LANNEL . a . Ostrich Feather Fans, Mirror Back, all colora, $7. 91.50; Gray Chudds Shawls, @1. and 62; 933 é UITINGS c. Fusxx M. Lew, THE MOTE Rhine Stone Necklace, $3.98. - Checked All-wool suavla, in four sizes of check, astend Sania om, Plaids in combination colors; they are fashionable May have shown itself inorabout your furnitu: Fine Handkerchiefs, Beautiful Quality. $2.75 per | im black-and-white, $2.75. pert pride ney ars the big Pinida. We have ax Seat ac eee on ‘that (Third floor.) Amuse, neat checks for those who prefer them. Stripes WELER SILVERSMITH ee “eoged dome. ~y also are shown in tans, grays, browns, blues and ; pag EI FS Chatelaine Bags—all the rage—$1.98. ee eee Sees. THE NEW METAL, reena._ You never felt wach quality before for 50. ax fuatier, Write or call tor Satin Corsets, 61.68. A most judicious purchase enables us to offer Manufactured pure in large quantities by the KEW- PORT ALUMINUM AND STEEL CO., of Newport, Ky. This metal is cheaper and superior to ailver and UPHOLSTERY SHOP. We have one of the best shops of this kind in this country, and our aystemn enables Ue ‘to'de Ratches Work nt prices charyed for work. THE PALAIS ROYAL. Is there anything in the above list that strikes you as appropriate? If s0 we would be giad to have you call andget it. If not come and inspect the unlimited (Continued below.) DEALER IN FINE STATIONERY, 40.1x. Pram Stinozs 500. constitu- ents, but by his coll in the H andby WILL ALLOW A DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT ON b ve e ordinary and meee age oe ly wae a parm you have any oid worl 1 Over oF: ture | variety of desirable and suitable things to select from. Four widths, priced es follows: poual to gold in brilliamcy, durability, and luster. Sow re-covered, call tor timate, “ee ci Lptomentiey eae Gum perpen be glabemben stand lotsef knock HIS LARGE STOCK OF “LEMAIRE” i CASA | auce. > baad esa Sin. Tin, Deing introduced and adapted for all kinds of jewelry, asa man be not sh are our 3 @astry and rectitude. SaiBes. And more, you never saw before such color- If you leave us your address before you go home we 1240. 18e. 250. ‘B20. ornaments and bousebold uteusila Why not investi. mt myrtle olive, colina, olivecream cone eet ene Will send you, free of change, the Feshlon Guastte |! 55-97 tach Black All-Gilk Net tomatch.enly | gate the chenper proQaction of Maliedhle teen ana bisck. — every month. $1.35 per yard. st ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, Another in:portant feature of our business is our asak adios. Steel Castings, without annesling, by eal (Conttwned below.) ENGKAYING DEPARTMENT. mapencioan bree Bum process. Cor. 11th and F sts. nw, Printed Canton Piushes, in Washington. D. C. ee Se the richest combinations of fet oc agg Po Oxide and Perro Aluminum, 15 per cent, 60 pounds can ocuaty eid ores, saving more than Flostiae, Movie Weed Flooring. Sets g Dy iDexpennive porticfen muutel and other tase | €25, 100 pounds $25, Pure almninem 68.50 pec yards rom the bolt. Can you finda blur? 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