Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1889, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. ss sees sees Sly 25, 1889, WASHINGTON. Mierzs Dave Stone, FHURsD: 2HE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Circulation ef any Newspaper in the Word, ———— New York nen Office: Room 93, Tribune Building. The Star Out of Town. Tae Evextxo Sran will be sent by mail to any address in the United States or Canada for such period as may be desired, at the rate of fifty cents per month. €3° But all such orders must be accompanied by the money, or the paye- cannot be sent, as no accounts are kept with mail subscriptions. eg ————+e+—____ ‘When we read an estimate tha. more than 3 Quarter million people quitted New York city last Sunday to spend the day on the water, and that the churches were almost deserted in con- Sequence, a question naturally rises in the mind whether it is the people or the churches that are the more to be blamed for the failure of the two elements to connect, Suppose some elever preacher in New York were to raise a fand among his congregation to transfer their services on hot Sundays from the stationary building on shore toa boat chartered for the day, which should sail out into the bay, or a little way up Long Island Sound, to a point where the breeze was cool and the whole party could drink in physical as well as spiritual re- freshment, how many desertions would his Pews witness? How many weary workers in the great city, who rarely geta chance to in- hale the sea air unpolluted, and never go to church, would flock to the boat, and be brought under influences which could reach them through no other channel? Indeed, if the well-to-do congregations should not care to make such an experiment on their own ac- count, it isa question whether some of the many city missions, which make a feeble strug- gle among the poor and wretched, would not find quiet Sunday sail a good investment, even if in no other way than as a means of keeping their humble charges for a whole day removed from the temptations which assail them on land with uncommon force during the heated season. Seated It does seem like straining a point for a rival railroad company to press proceedings against the Baltimore and Ohio, before the interstate commerce commission, on the ground ta reduced rate of fare for parties of forty or Persons is a discrimination of the sort forbidden by law. Forty persons make a fair car-load, though a dozen or fifteen more can be put into ® passenger car if necessary. Anybody who chooses to charter a whole car can make betteg terms with an interstate railroad than a person who occupies one seat or ships one small pack- ge of freight—always providing, of course, company charge him no less for the service performed for him than it charges any- body else for the same or a smaller service. This is the spirit of the statute, as interpreted by the arguments of its framers in public de- bate andeven by the utterances of the anti- monopolist agitators outside of Congress. ‘There is uo purpose on the part of any honest man, whether a friond of the railroads or not, to demanc: that the ordinary rule of wholesale and retail patronage shall not apply to their trafic; and no reasonable man, cettainly, ex- pects it. If the B. and O. company had pro- posed to carry one group of forty passengers at two cents a mile, while it was charging other groups of forty passengers three cents for transportation over the same ground endat the same season, that would have been a different matter, and a proper cause for calling the cor- poration to account. ——— So many pleasantries and satires have been aimed for years at Chicago as the site of the most facile divorce mill in the world that most people have ceased to look for anything new in that quarter. A decision yesterday, however, got rid of an obstacle upon which much stress has been laid heretofore, and thereby in- creased the ease of the sundering operation for many future applicants, The rule which has been so strictly enforced, and evaded only at the risk of prosecution for perjury, to wit, that the complainant must have lived long enough in Illinois to claim~a legal residence and must appear in person, was thrown to the winds. Mary Gottschalk, a resident of Penn- sylvania, was‘suing her husband for divorce. She hadnever been in Chicago in her life. Her husband, however, had been living there for two years; but the court gave her a decree ou the ground that her domicile lawfully fol- lowed that of her husband, and that his deser- tion of her for two years was a sufficient ground of divorce, aside from any other con- sideration. This reminder of the law of domicile will straighten out many another crooked case, where a husband, with a view to taking proceedings quictly against his wife, steals away to Chicago and makes his home there. The wife can forthwith take advantage of that as soon as she finds it out, and sue in her turn without the need of changing her bome, and then it will be a race between the counsel on the two sides to see which can first Catch the ear of the court and push through the case of his client. a As the reports of his physicians are pub- lished from time to time the thoughtful demo- crats of the country are gradually beginning to realize how really useful a servant Samuel J. Teandall has been, both to the government and to his party. Other noted men have disputed with him the honors of leadership, and suc- cessfully, as far as the immediate results were concerned; but he has stood, even in defeat, firmly at his post, ready to step in, when needed, and help his associates out of a tight place. This function will probably have more Occasion for exercise in the next Congress than in either of its latest two predecessors, The leadership of Messrs, Carlisie and Mills has been, in the judgment of many thoughtful democrats, more vigorous than far-sighted. There is a growing feeling that a balance wheel is needed in the machinery of party management in the House, which Mr. Randall Will be able tosupply, and hence the hope so generally expressed for his early restoration to sound health. For, next in importance in pub- lic affairs, to the power of exciting enthusiasm in behalf of any end, is the power of holding ®movement in check till its course can be Wisely directed. $s The talk of calling Father Lambert, formerly of Waterloo, N. Y., toa chair in the new Cath- Olic university is a fitting recognition of the worth of a priest whose writings have won him & most enviable reputation. There is no more genial gentleman or accomplished scholar than he, probably, to be found among the Catholic elergy of his own rank. ——— The leader of the dervishes in Egypt, who ealmly announces that he has been commis- sioned to conquer the world, had better not Venture into Washington and air his claim at the White House. Sergeant Densmore drives a dozen such fellows off the premises every year; and, when the mania is very bad, they are turned over to the tender mercies of the Police Court, oo The World tells the New Yorkers who are to ‘meet to-day to consider the question of the ex- position, that they must begin by raising money, and a good deal of it, as » guarantee fand. Let's see now how much the hunkers of Manhattan will plank down or put up for the show! i same time not ao stiff and set that they'll be afraid to move, 1014 F st, " & a gia rr etre 7 REQ TICKET ‘The sale of Fine Triple Extracts will be continued during the summer at the prices insugurated in June, 1 of Best Triple Extract, 20. 4 oza. Best Triple Extract, ‘These Perfumes embrace all the well-known odors, White Rove, Jockey Club, New Mown Hay.Heliotrope, oe ‘You want a good, sensible Straw Hat, plenty of Shirt | Waists, # stout pair of Canvas or Leather Shoes, and some “Rock-hard” Clothes—something that the first tree they come to won’t keep half of the cloth. fester aftractions th before. ne | Naturally they must have their “dress-ups.” Have the Valley, West End, White Lilac, Trailing Arbutus | «)12-24y" } 2, e ce Sharp, Be ck cerulig Tar cas eherteseam te | vougot everything in thet tine? If you huven't wre morrow. It will be the most extraordinary one so far Allare gusranteed tobe ot the Best Quality, Dis- | 0f the,stle. tinctive and Lasting. = ready to fill in the blanks, The “Star” Shirt Waist ‘will give more satisfsction than any you'll find, we're sure, In the first place more taste has been displayed in the patterns made up—and then the fit is absolutely Perfect—two points worth'considering—They come in Flannel and French Percales—We've others if you've ‘no preference, A 50 and 96. Red Ticketed Bo aNeach re ee Hs sat Ft Fad Tekotod 8208. ones Remnants of inition Madras, wore 1234 and Sc. a EDWABD P. MERTZ, DEUGGIST AND PERFUMER, 21014 F st. ‘White Flantel and Jersey Suita are the proper things for the children at the seashore or the moun- tains. Flannel Coats and Vests, Blazers, Seersuckers, Alpacas, etc., for the boys, Separate Pants—and you'd better carry an extra pair or two along—by the hun- dreds, Lace, White; was 5c. Red Ticketed 3 UNDERWE. be Isat Raid ft het tone sere each. Linen Tucked’ Blouses. Red Ticketed ‘We've Neglege Shirts, Windsor Scarfs, and the proper things in Belts to wear with them. In a word, itdon’t GREAT BARGAINS AT COST AND LESS. 1 Box of Narrow Faucy Ribbon, colors White, Nile, and Light Blue, was 7c. a yard, ‘Red ‘Ticketed ‘2c. a Jot of White Shade Hats, sold for 250. Red Tick- 1 ted 1240. ‘3 AND TOILET GOODS, 1 lot of Cabinet Hair Pins, were 10c. Red Ticketed make any difference tous what you make up your minds you want them to have, you'll find we've got every item of it—from the crown of their heads to the soles of their feet. You can be positive the qualities STOCK MUST BE SOLD, Red FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS AND NOTIONS, DRESS GOODS, HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND UNDERWEAR AT COST. 1 lotof Ji lac will be right, for they're guaranteed, and the prices Ticketed 1c. proper as well, for you've bad experience with us in Si ihe. ‘Red Ticksted Ge cack Dreemias Combe, worth pot of Golored Sai 1 Red | pb botof golor Drops, were $1.8 gross. 1 piece $1.73 Creain Silk Fish Net, 47 inches wide, REMNANTS, SHORT LENGTHS, ODDS AND Red ickeiel gLiPayank OM NebS7! pire inches wide, was ENDS AT HALF PRICE. 18; Hed Ticketed 81.70 a yard. 1 Jot of Sewing Silk Veilings, all colors, Red Tick- ted 21c. a yars SEWELRY AND LEATHER Goons. A lot of Rhine Stone Pins, were 50c. Red Ticketed that line and always found us in the right quarter, MANY ARTICLES AT LESS THAN COST. SAKS AND COMPANY, DRESSINGS FOR THE JUVENILES, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. jy25 WHITE, WHITE-AND-BLACK AND BLACK DRESS GOODS at SACRIFICE PRICES. Ve. each, 1 lot of Rhine Stone Hair Ornaments, silver: mounted, we R5e. Ticketed 7c. eac! Examine Stock and be convinced. Reet i rae 50 Pex Cexr Discounr. 14e. a pair. 2 lot of Japanese Leather Purses, Chamois and Kid Lined, — wen eee hed tec eae 33% PER CENT DISCOUNT. see kof Me. ahd 98c. Pocket Books. “ited Ticketed Be. Davis, 81 Chatelaine Bags, all leather, Red Ticketed S4o. a ee i. 719 Market Space, FANS, ‘These discounts are given to reduce stock to make 1 lot of Satin Fane, hand, painted, Satin on both | room for new goods. We don’t intend to exhibit any- 25 Corner of Sth street northwest, Japanese Folding Fans, Red Tick- thing this fall but the latest and newest designs; con- sequently, to move last winter's patterns quickly we are offering them at less than cost. To thoroughly ap- Preciate the sacrifice we are making you should call and see our stock, PARTMENT. 1 lot of Pearl Ball Buttons, small, medium and large size, worth from 19¢, to 2c. adozen, ed ‘Ticketed 3e ‘CKWEAR. ching, was %5c, to 39c. 8 yard. ard. nds in Li worth 12340. to lise. Hed Ticketed Serschewt zee Af pecan ee Torchon Collars, were 15c. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. In this department you will find every class of Furn- iture Covering manufactured, from the cheapest goods tothe best. All kinds and styles of Heavy Curtains and Portieres, Fringes, and all manner of Trimmings, Lace Curtains of every make, from the cheapest Not- tingham to the finest Brussels, Irish Point, and Rus- sian. All goods that were in stock January 1 in this department will be sold at 333s per cent discount. Red Ticketed 9¢. Bt each. OSLEKY AND UNDERWEAR. Lsmall .ot ot Children’ ck Ribbed Hose, sizes 54, 6, 646, were 1 5c d Ticketed 1Ue. a pair. 50 Tate Lnfants’ Black Lisie Socks and Long Hose, ed Ticketed 17e. # pair. Swiss Ribbed Lisle Bodies, sold for 50c. Ticketed BSc. uci, Colors Eera, Pink Hasp Mave Suozs. and Blue, Duy coos, ‘90 remnants, consisting of French Satcens, Wool Challis and Ginghams. Red Ticketed Sc. a yard. Another lot of those 1Uc, Gitgluins. Hed Licketed ce ARTMENT. , red Table Damask, were 30c. Full-Bleached 35. Tray Covers. he ANY MAN LIKES A HAND-MADE SHOE BEST. IT FEELS AND FITS BETTER. KEEPS ITS SHAPE BETTER ALSO. THERE IS NO REASON WHY YOU SHOULD WEAR MACHINE-MADE SHOES WHEN YOU CAN BUY GOOD HAND- MADE SHOES AT CARPET DEPARTMENT. eces of 3 pie ed Ticket Ingrain Carpet reduced to 55e, ‘Tapestry Brussels Carpets reduced to 450. $1 Best Tapestry Brussels Carpet reduced to 70c. * $1.15 Body Brussels Carpet reduced to 80c, 0 Best Body Brussels reduced to $1. Velvet Carpets reduced to 80c. 21.50 Wilton Velvet Carpets reduced to $1. $1.65 Best Moquette Carpets reduced to 81.10, “pepe Ticketed Border and White Hemstitched, ach. Red Ticketed 7c. each. nero Shawls in ‘Tan Shades and UMBRELLAS, 1 ae Initial Handkerchie! were Soc. 9¢. each. Z 1 it Ladies’ Colored sell for 10 and 12340 SHAWLS. BBR OU OU RRR TTT ™ 48S, 1 Jot of 82.50 Cauopy-Top Black SUkSun Umbellas, | Tt will pay you well to buy a carpet of auy of the Bes UU ORR OT” gg, waiiot our Vancy Pareecle, renging: froca C6 | et toe 2 eee © ae B 7 8s ft 3 2.50. Red Ticketed 8c. each. 4 it, even if you have it two years, BBB w ER Bgs° 1 Jot of Childrens’ Fancy Parasols, were $1.25, Red Ticketed 7c. ‘ MEN'S GOODS. Half dozen Red Tickets 1 dozen of FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. If you want to make # paying investment this is Your opportunity, Fine as well as cheap Furniture of every kind and class will be sold at fron to 50 per cent less than regular prices, Why? Because the styles change twice a year, and we are determined not to exhibit the same styles two years in succession, of 500, Colored Drawers, sizo 32. pair, a S0c. Uuting Shirts, Red Ticketed 35c. 1 lot of 12¥e. White and Col r a- kerchiets. | Ked Ticketed 3 for Spies Lot of 2: Rea FOR 80 LITTLE MONEY AS $4.00. is previously advertised throughout bold good. : 3 THING WITH FINER FINISH. FOR GOOD WEAR | 12; s0'toW's advertuscment will be full of wonders, AND PERFECT SATISFACTION WE RECOMMEND SEASONABLE GOODS. PBR A Uo ou MM MM OUR @4.00 HAND-MADE SHOES, feos £4 § § HEM = Refrigerators, ‘Mosquito Canopies, BOB ASA UU MMM Water Coolers, Hammocks, SEE SOPULAR SHOPEING PPC Water Filters, Straw Mattings, ARTHUR BURT & CO, 3y25 71H, SiH AND D Rattan and Reed Chairs, Wire Window Screens, Hammock Chairs, Porch Chairs, Straw Rugs, . Summer Draperies, 1211 F ST. N. W. Corser Covers, CORSET COVERS, Imitation Silks, Lawn Chairs, Washing Machines, Tents, ORSET COVERS, = Cedar Chests, Moth Paper, ‘We think we need only say we have received all sizes in our 48¢. Embroidered and 59. Platt Val. Lace Corset Covers, and advise you who have been wait- ing for them not to delay, as some sizes we have only afew of, Rosixsows Roevosrrory Or Sritz FOR MEN AND Boys, WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS, ‘We would call particular attention to this branch of our business, which we bave taken up within the last year with renewed vigor and strength. Our friendsand customers of-tifteen years ago will remember how we ‘once led in this business, and we now propose to sur- pass all former efforts, Our aim and study is to pro- duce the best effects for the least posstble expense, and we have been remarkably successful in the past few mouths. No one furnishing can afford to leave our ideas unnoticed. Our corps of artists are the best and most original, and ail work is done with a guarantee of best workmanship, 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, THE BON MARCHE, A9c, Sorctar, Purce: Fine Mullin Skirt, Tucked, and Tucked Cambric Ruflle; best Skirt ever sold at price. _THE BON MARCHE, 39c. Exnnorenep Dauawzns. Only a few in all sizes just in. sy23 THE BON MARCHE, Contains every kind and style of Garment fit for Summer wear. Coats and Vesta, in Pongee, Mohair, Drap d’Ete, Sicilian and Camel’s Hair Cloths, Alpacas, in Black and Cream Colors, Silk and Linen Mixtures, English and American Serge Suits, White and Fancy Flannels. Tennis Blazers. Office Coats and White and Fancy Vests, Single and Double Breasted. Proper styles. Correct prices, —Oue price to all.— THIS FALL, Onur new goods are arriving daily and the display this season will be far in advance of our former efforts. Prices will be lower than ever, our aim being to do a very large business at a small profit, as it is de- S-tnch Gros Grain, All-silk RIBBON, satin atripe,in | “MNY A detter way to success than charging large , ALL , satin stripe, in white, cream, aud colors, 250, a yard, would be cuoap | PFO8tS and making few sales. at 350, You are cordially invited to examine our stock and Premises. We are said to carry the second largest as- sortment of styles and designs in the ontire United States, Roos Banears. THE BON MARCHE. B. ROBINSON & CO., ‘THE IDEAL OUTFITTERS, Creare Saxe. ANIA AVENUE, Ir Dew WBE, UA Aa 6% S88 EER BS 425-909 PENNSYLVANIA A’ Yew Ww i cf §au x8 38 i 8, WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT WoW 2 BBB CM M M 00 SssS keg Sgs5 Souxsox & Lorreenn. ‘We have marked down a lot of Dress Goods that sold for 35 and 30c. to Se. per yard to close, All Summer Stock reduced in price. White Em- broidered Robes, reduced from 83.50 to $1.98. Chambra Embroidered Robes, reduced from $3.50 BB 00 11TH AND F STS. N.W. to $1.98. Parasols reduced to balf price. Children's Hose and | MM M! A RRR, oco H A , ad dy-22 WASHINTON, D. ©, H Bali sow 4 4 ON ion rune made | HA fA HE SSE dark colors, imported goods, sold for 3734 and Sa lor Uiganddden | NM 2S EE Soo BE wee} We Axnouxce For Tur Rest ISON & LUTTRELL, 36-3. Lei at Market Space, OFTEN OF THE SEASON A REDUCTION OF Bureaus Is Somer Hara , FIFTEEN PER CENT REDUCTION on ourentire stock of 10 PER CENT IN ALL OUTING GOODs as— DERBY, SILK, CASSIMERE, NEGLIGE SHIRTS, BATHING SUITs, SOFT AND STRAW HATS; —_ FLANNEL COATS, BLAZERS, Also Lawn Tennis Caps, Hats end Umbrellas, ATHLETIC SUITS, &o, ‘This reduction will be given for Considering our former low prices, this is an extra- ordinary inducement, If you are interested youcan ‘very casily satisfy yourself on this point, ‘TEN DAYS FOR CASH, Our stock is the largest inthe city, and consists of | "L's B, Towxen & Sox, the finest goods manufactured. DRY GOODS DEALERS, paperER ar ere. oa. ! 1816 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Pe : WILLETT & RUOFY, ve —_ : cy < 905 Pennaylvanis ave, ns tran 40 insee wide, 38 AUERBACH & BRO, ‘all wool; reduced from 50¢, Cashmere, wool face; reduced from 25c, ONE PRICE ONLY, COR. 11TH AND F STS. XN. W. Trvsux, Jnr 250, 1889, Only two days more of the six-day's “Rem- ant Bale.” At close of the store on Saturday at lo'clock we commence to write down every- thing in stock A thorough search is in Progress throughout the store for all short lengths, odd sizes, small lots, &c. We are exert- ing extra efforts to clean thestock of all such accumulations, At the same time we are not losing sight of the merchandise most wanted at this season of the year. White Goods, Cream | Wool Goods, Zephyr-weight Woolens, Mohairs, Wash Goods, Tennis Flannels, Thin Underwear, Ribbons, Laces, Perfumeries . and ‘Vacation Requisites are here in a goodly assortment at the lowest possible prices. A feature of our Remnant Sale to-morrow will be the offering of 2,000 yardsof Freres Koechlins French Sateens, in light ground, with figures and stripes, at the greatly reduced Price of 1234c. per yard. Remarkably cheap! EXTRAORDINARY REMNANT REDUC- TIONS IN MISSES’ SUITS.—These prices ‘would not purchase the materials of which the suits are made. It is but an illustration of our determination toclose them out at once at all hazards, 2 Misses’ Ecru Figured Batiste Suits, size 12 years. Reduced, or Remnant Price.......++ssgeees---82 1 Misses’ Pin-check All-Wool Suits, trimmed with Plain Brown Cashmere, size 12 years, Excellent suit for school and ordinary wear. Reduced, or Remnant Price.....-.ce-vee-+--83.75 1 Misses’ Cream Lace Dress, size 14 years. Reduced, or Remnant Price......-s0+.-+-.84.25 1 Misses’ Navy Blue All-Wool Tennis Suit, very stylish and remarkably cheap, size 12 years. Reduced, or Remnant Price... 2084.25 1 Misses’ White India Linon Suit, trimmed with revering, sizo 12 years, Reduced, or Remnant Price... ...0ssesee+-84.25 (Third floor.) LADIES’ BEADED WRAPS REDUCED.—2 Ladies’ Black Beaded All-over Short Wraps, sizes 32 and 36. Reduced, or Remnant Price.....0.-ssecsessees-B5. (Third floor.) SPECIAL STOCK-TAKING REDUCTION IN LADIES’ WHITE SUITS.—To cause the im- mediate disposal of this line we have reduced the price as follows: 7 Ladies’ Fine Quality White India Linon Suits, made in an excellent and becoming style, “handsomely trimmed with embroidery Be- duced to 85. (Third floor.) LADIES’ TRAVELING ULSTERS RE- DUCED.—These are unusually good value and should meet with an instant sale, 2 Ladies’ Gray Silk Mohair Ulsters, for sum- mer traveling wear. 3Size 42—for large lady, Reduced, or Remnant Price........000-.+-87.50 1 Ladies’ Elegant Striped Navy Blue Surah Silk Ulster, very stylish shape, covering the entire form like @ circular. New this season ‘and now offered at exactly half price, Size .38. Reduced, or Remnant ,Price.... (Third floor.) LADIES’ BLAZER REDUCED.—1 Ladies’ Very Fine Silk-lined Flannel Blazer, size 40, for a large lady. Reduced, or Remnant Price..... (Third floor.) “ODD SIZES" IN LADIES’ WRAPPERS, TEA GOWNS AND SUITS.—1 Lady's Pink Satine Wrapper, size 36. Reduced to $2. 1 Lady's Elegant Cream Challie Tea Gown, with Fedora front of All-Wool Lilac Oushmere, very stylish, size 38. Reduced to $8.50, 1 Lady’s Elegant Pink French Twilled Casi- mere Tea Gown, with Collar, Cuffs and Fedora front of Cardinal Cashmere, size 38. Reduced to $7.50 each, 1 Lady's Outing Flannel Suit, size 38. Re- duced to $3.50. 3 Ladies’ Navy Blue Sateen Suits, sizes 36, 38 and 40. Reduced to $2.50, 4 left of one quality of the celebrated “Holly- wood” Wash Gingham Suits, sizes 32, 34 and 36. Reduced to $10. (Third floor.) FLANNEL BLOUSES REDUCED.—4 Ladies’ Fancy All-Wool Flannel Blouse Waists, size 34 only. Reduced to $2 and $2.25 each, (Third fioor.) “ODD SIZES" IN BOYS’ CLOTHING. We will havea thorough clearance gale in this de- partment on Friday, Boys’ Navy Blue Jersey Sailor Waists, size 3 years. Reduced to 75¢, 6 Boys’ Jersey Sailor Waists,in Navy, Seal, and Garnet, size 4, 5 and 6 years, Reduced tos. 2 Boys’ Cardinal Braided Sashes, with silk ends, Reduced to $1. § 1 Boy's Navy Blue Cheviot Kilt Skirt, size 3 years, Half price. Reduced to $1.25. 12 Navy Biue Flamel Sailor Blouse Waists, sizes 10to 14 years, Reduced to $1. 10 Boys’ “King” Shirt Waists, in Indigo Blue and Turkey-red Oil-boiled colors, warranted fast, sizes 4, 5, 7, 9,and 12 years Reduced to gl. 4 Boy's Cheviot Suits. made Norfolk style, sizes 5,7, 13, and 14 years. Reduced to $3.50, 2 Boys’ Cardinal Jersey Kilt Suits, trimmed with black brgid, sizes 234 and 3 years, Re- duced to #4. 4 Boys’ Navy Blue Jersey Kilt Suits, with bordered skirts, sizes 3, 5, and6 years. Re- duced to #4.50, (Third floor.) “SMALL LOTS” IN SHAWLS.—6 Cream Knit Zephyr Worsted Fascinators, Reduced to 500. each, 3 Light-blue Knit Worsted Shawls, extra weight for seashore and mountain wear, Half price, Reduced to $1.50. 4 Croam Knit Shetland Shawls, full size. Re- duced to $1.50. 3 Black Silk-embroidered Cashmere Shawls, 2 by 2 yards square, knotted fringe all around, Can also be worn asa Fichu. Reduced to $2. 2 Cream Hand-made Iceland Wool Shawls, Reduced to $2, (Third floor.) “ODD SIZES” IN MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, 2 Fine Cambric Corset Covers, square neqg, front and back, trimmed with fine embroidery, large sizes only—42 and 44. Reduced to 400. 6 Fine Cambric Corset Covers, front of two rows of fine tucks, large sizes, perfect-fitting shape. Sizes 42 and 44. Reduced to 50c. NOTE.—We beg toannounce that we again have all the sizes, from 34 to 40 inch, in the ‘twelve-and-a-half-cent Muslin Corset Covers— ‘both high and low neck, They are splendid value for the price, 2 Ladies’ Fine Muslin Gowns, with sohd yoke of torchon lace, double rufite of lace neck, finished with ribbon, full sleeves, with tucks and edged with torchon lace, size 38, ‘(Close 1 o'clock sharp on Saturday.) ‘The Palais Royal sfvertising man, on behalf of his fellow-cierks, respectfully requesta you will make Friday, instead of Saturday, your shopping day, and ‘thus cause as little loss as possible to an employer who ‘0 Unselfishly studies the interests of his employes PALAIS ROYAL. A Wo Asovr Rewxarrs. eimereare Remnants and Remnants Let us illus- Men's 75c. Silk Socks rednoed to 35e.or3 pairs for $2, and only because ouly Brown, Navy, Garnet ‘and Black are ip stock. ‘The enormous business in Ribbons «ince ‘the ar- rival of the half-price Satin-edae Moire and Gros-Grain Silk Eibbons has caused the accumulation of hundreds of short lengths. As the desirable shades sell first, it follows that these Remnants are desirable shades. You are requested to compare the quali- ties, the quantities, the styles and the prices o these ‘Rempants with those shown elsewhere. Call Ssturday morning if you haven't time to-mor- row. Friday isn’t strictly “Remnant Day” at the Palais Royal,tsince the remnant table is @ permanent fixture to each department, and is it not because of this that you DON'T find, for instance, Remnants of Fancy Ribbons that no one wants at any price? As with Ribbons so with other Remnants. (Continued below.) . si Toose New Hasoxercuters AND SOME GLOVE BARGAINS. Those Ladies’ and Men's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs at 12i¢c. each, worth 19c.and 25c., have driven out the bargain lots of Gloves which were on the special table near door of No, 1119 Pa. ave. More about the Handkerchiefs in the lower half of this column. THE GLOVES have béen moved to rear of store A large sign with the following inscription will guide the 3 as “FOR CLEARING SALE.” ‘25e. Black Silk Mitts for 19¢. 50c. Milanese Silk Mitts for 39¢, ‘75e. Fowne’s Silk Mitts for 58e. $1.25 Fowne’s Silk Gloves for 98¢, 2c. Taffeta Silk Gloves for 190, 89c. Genuine Pig Skin Gioves for 85e. $1.48 Undressed Kid Mousquetaires, $1.25, EP Please call to-morrow instead of Saturday if you wish the Kid or Pig Skin Gloves tried on. THE 2ALAIS POYAL. (Continued below.) To Maze You Suor Fans. ‘The warranted “Gloria” Umbrellas at the following ‘Special prices for Friday, July 26, from Sam. to © p.m. ONLY: 26-inch at $1.19 instead of $1.25. 28-inch at $1.39 instead of $1.50. ‘When youare assured, in writing if you ask it, that these Umbrelias will be recovered free of charge should they split within one year of purchase, need the quality be written of? The price surprises, Well, it shoul: - c THE PALAIS ROYAL (Contin ued below.) Axoruzn Scrrrse For Fama. $1 CORSETS FOR 590. Plenty of time to havea pair tried on to-morrow; burned on Saturday, Besides the price is 5¥c. to-mor- row; 1 on Saturday. Can you find as good # hand-made Corset elsewhere for $1? If you will try on s pair you'll recognize the shape is modeled from the best French corsets, You are of- fered a Corset to all intent and purpose as good asa €2.25 French Corset, FOR ONLY Sc. A PAIR, It reads absurd. Doesn't the news of any extraordinary bargain seem, at first, unreal? Would it be a bargain and extraordi- ‘nary if it were not so? ah THE PALAIS ROYAL, «Continued below.) Sours Dowx Is Puree. ‘Take 10 per cont off the prices now marked on the White India Linen Suits for ladies aud children, and you get them at less price than thry cost wholesale. Even 10 percent discount wouldn't be much of » consideration if the assortiment of sizes and styles was broken, but, unfortunately, there are too many in stock. Suits as low as $3 each. From $13 to 827 sowe exclusive uovelties that are gems—suits that were as high us €47 but a few weeks since, ‘THE PALAIS ROY, (Continued below.) e int Hasoxexcuters: Hasoxercutersn WHERE IS HEADQUARTERS? If there is one reason more than another why the Palais Royal is headquarters for Handkerchiefs it is because its patrons are always given the benefit of an advantageous purchase, ‘The clearing-sale prices brought the Handkerchief stock so low that it was deemed wise to send the buyer to New York, and s purchase has been concluded, most advantageous to the Palais Royal and its patrons. ‘The window display will present a bird's-eye view of nearly one hundred different styles, A careful exami- nation of the qualities will show that the details be- Jow are fairly and honestly given. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) (WORTH 190.) This isa bold statement. A ridiculously stupid one if not true, for will you not compare these 12%e. Handkerchiefs with the 19c, Handkerchiefs of else- where, An explanation is necessary, There are over 100 dozen of these Handkerchiefs, which were bought at a price for the lot. Fully fifty dozen are really 196. quality, but YOU are given the benefitof this advan- tageous purchase and all will be sold at 22 1-£c. each. ‘Therefore you will see thatit is not written: All the Palais Royal's 123c. Handkerchiefs are worth 19c., but only some of them. Here's a list of the 19c. qualities for 1230. 12K. BUT WORTH 190. Heavy pure linen, one-half inch hemstitched bor- ders, Squares in corner of drawn work. Warranted hand work, ‘Truly worth 19¢. for they would not be dear at 250, 120. BUT WORTH 190. ‘Very Sheer Pure Linen Handkerchiefs with 4, 36, 1- inch hemstitched borders, These Handerchiefs will bear the test of comparison with many 250, handker- chieis, 12x. BUT WORTH 190, Heavy Pure Linen Handkerchiefs with \, 34, 1, 13¢- inch hemstitched borders. Perhaps not worth 19c. when compared with the regular stock of handker- zie, Handkerchicf. 12%0. BUT WORTH 1090. A quarter-hundred styles might be described here, and with the statement that not one is worth less than L. ARS = BURGH & ERG. READ ABOUT THINGS YOU NEED MARKED WAY DOWN. OUR GREAT MARK-DOWN SALE HAS HAD TELLING EFFECT. HERE ARE THINGS YOU NEED EVERY DAY MARKED AT TEMPTING PRICES. Any 5e. SOAP 4c, - Any 100, SOAP So, Any 1Sc, SOAP 128, Any 10c, SPONGE 7e. Any 15, SPONGE 120, Any 250. SPONGE 18¢, Any 25, BOTTLE EXTRACT 21a, Any 35e. BOTTLE EXTRACT 250. Any 49¢. BOTTLE EXTRACT 300. 20 per cent discount on the marked prices of our en- tire stock of FIGURED CHINA SILKS, consisting of @ food assortment of fiyures, ranging in price from 450, to81.25, Although the prices of these goods have been re- duced considerably during the past month we make the additional discount of 20 per cent to entirely close Out our stock of these goods, 48 INCH ALL-SILK FISH NET, @1 yal. Regular Price @1.25. A large assortment of BLACK NETS from 5c. te €2.50 per yard, in all the new effects and patterns, An excellent assortment of BLACK SURAIS, suite- ble for making Ince dresses, from SOc. per yard up, ranging in width from 20 to 26 inches. LIGHT SHADES OF CHINA SILKS, 21 inches wide, for S0c. per yard. Regular Price 62i¢¢. DRESS SHADES OF CHINA SILKS, 27 inches Wide, 85c. per yard. Regular Price 1. WHITE WOOLEN DRESS GOODS, Our main topic this week will be WHITE WOOLENS. Never before in the history of our house has this de- partment becn better equipped. We have all the con- ceivable styles and textures andat prices within the reach of all. ‘We will take fancy weaves first— FANCY SERGES, these goods have cream grounds, with Blue and Pink and Black stripes respectively. Cotton Warp, Wool Filling, and Non-Shrinkable. A ood material for Blouse Waists, 36 inches wide, only 25e. FANCY ALBATROSS. ‘The original assortment of these Goods @mprised fifteen styles. We have about one half that number Jeft, and in order to make a clearing we have cut the Price from GUc. to 49c., strictly All-Wool, 40 inches Wide, in the following effects: CREAM GROUND, with PINK STRIPE. CREAM GROUND, with BLUE AND RED CHECK AND BLUE PLAID, LIGHT-BLUE GROUND, with RED STRIPE AND RED AND WHITE CHECK. ‘These Goods are reversible, being the same on both sides, giving you practically two Dresses for the price of one, CANVAS ETAMINE. ‘This Fabric comes in Dark Cream 42 inches wide and AUl-Wool—only three pieces left. Price cut from 6234 to 3734e. to close, Made of bard twisted Wool, Just the thing foran inexpensive knock-about Dress. CREAM CAMELS’ HAIR, All-Wool, 42-inches wide; price cut from $1 to ‘TSe, Made from the finest Australian Wool, light in texture, mixed with Black Hair; makes @ very ser- Viceable Boating Costume. CREAM SERGE. All-Wool and 42 inches wide; being wiry and hard- twisted Wool naturally makes this Geods a good re- Pellant; 49c. makes this a decided bargain, ALL-WOOL CREAM SERGE, 46 inches wide, hand twisted wool and washable, these are void of loom flies Which you will find in all other Cream Materials as @ general thing—75c. per yard. An EXTRA ALL-WOOL, 54 inches wide, CREAM SERGE; this is something that cannot be found any- ‘Where else for less than $1 per yard, It goes at 5c, ber yard, LUPIN'’S CREAM FRENCH FLANNEL, 54 inches Wide; this is something superior in finish to any we have ever offered, worth $1.40, but we shall offer it for 81.15, CREAM SIDE BAND AMURE, 40 inches wide, 59¢., only two picces left, CREAM Hi MSTITCBED CARMELITE, 48 inches Wide, $1.1234 per yard. ‘Lhe Newest Wool Fabric. 40 inches All-wool CREAM MASCOT AMURE, 65c, basket weave, made of soft fine wool. All-wool CREAM CREPE DE CHINE, 42 inches Wide, $1, made of the finest Australian wool, light in texture. Another new creation in wool goods, bearing & close resemblance to the well-known Bik Crepe; makes a good street or evening costume. CREAM ALBATROSS, all-wool, at 20, 37%, 44,50, 55, 59, 69, and 75c. All grades strictly all-wool and best intrinsic values ALL- WOOL CREAM CASHMERES at 50, 6236, 750, and 1. COTTON WARP CASHMERES at 25, 3734, and 400. ‘We are the undisputed headquarters for CREAM FLANNELS and BROADCLOTHS, FLANNELS, 36 inches wide, all Wool, 50c. “ 46 inches wide, all Wool, 62340, . 54 inches wide, all Wool, @1. 2 ‘54 inches wide, all Wool, $1.15. Better rade. * 54 inches wide, all Wool, €1.25. Best grade. CREAM BROADCLOTHS, 54 inches wide, at 1.50, 61.75, 62.25, ALL-WOOL CHALLIES, 19¢, We have an accumulation of ODDS and ENDS in this line; We want to make @ clean sweep, hence the price has been cut from 25¢, to 19c., 22 inches wide and all Wool, in Brown, Cadet, Ecru, Tan, Med. Blue, Gray, Mode, and Livery. A few more of those ALL WOOL 37ic. BATISTES left, Our store is so delightfully cool that it is « pleasure to shop—Our fifty patent Cooling Fans are kept in con- stant rotation. . ‘We will send Samples to any part of the United States, WE ENGRAVE YOUR NAME ON A COPPER PLATE AND 50 CARDS FOR 860. FASHION SHEETS sent to auy non-resident tree of charge, LANS = BURGH ©