Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1889, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. INGTON: HE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cireulation efany Newspaper in the Wortd, and as as Advertising Medium is worth more than ail the other payers published fp Washington. ———— New York Office: Room 93, Tribune Building. SSS The Star Out of Town ‘Tae Evexrxc Stan will be sent by mail to any address in the United States or Canada for such period as may be desired, at the mate of fifty cents per month. GF But all such orders must be accompanied by the money, Or the paper cannot be sent, as no accounts are kept with mail subscriptions. eg ——_—- -ses — —__ Statement of the circulation of Tas EVENING ‘Stax for the week ending August 3, 1880: Mompay, July 29, 1880. DAILY AVERAGE.......000sscceceeseesseee 25,907 I solemnly swear that the above is @ true and correct statement of the circulation of ‘Tus Evenwve Stas for the week ending August 3, 1888, J. Warr. Hanzox, Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Company. Subscribed and sworn to before me this Ste day of August, A.D. 1889. JonN T. C. CLarx, Notary Public. oo It appears that an elaborate canvass by Prang & Co. of leading newspapers and noted citizens on the subject of a national flower has narrowed down the contest practically to the golden rod and the mayflower arbutus, with the former leading by a handsome majority; and Taz Star finds itename once more in the catalogue of the winning side. It is in excellent company, of course; the list includes not only a great many of the leading newspapers in all parts of the country but such an array of clergymen as Phillips Brooks, Morgan Dix, Howard Crosby, Joseph Cook and Brooke Herford, while Lyman Abbott is so nicely balanced in judgment that he wants the golden-rod for autumn with the mayflower for spring. Harriet Beecher Stowe, Elizabeth Phelps Ward, Lilian Whiting, Julia Ward Howe, and Lucy Stone all want the golden-rod. Sb do Edwin Booth, Lawence Barrett, W. H. Crane, and Fanny Davenport. Among the poets we find John G. Whittier, and among artists Emily J. Lakey, on the same side, while it is announced that similar views are held by such “public men” as Secretary Rusk, Senator Hawley, Judge Noah Davis, Chauncey M. Depew, T. V. Powderly, and Belva Lockwood. ‘The mayflower, nevertheless, has some most worthy advocates, Prof. Felix Adler, Frances E. Willard, Robert Mantell, James Parton, James Redpath, E. L. Godkin, John Boyle O'Reilly and Prof. John Fisk, Justice Hor- ace Gray, Frederick Douglass, Secretary Proc- tor, Postmaster General Wanamaker and Ad- miral Porter being among the leaders, Next to the flowers already named, in the order of popularity come the mountain laurel—chiefly favored in New England—the dandelion, the sunflower and the daisy. These last two have received, however, only one per cent each of the total vote, and below such a proportion it is of course needless to quote the factions controlled by other blossoms, like the violet, for instance, whieh has eminently respectable newspaper backing; the corn, cotton, orange, tobacco, chestnut, dog fennel, rhubarb, stramonium and strawberry flowers, with their utilitarian asso- ciations; the magnolia, the forget-me-not, the sweet pea, the clover, the trumpet-creeper, the Jarkspur and the morning-glory, which bloom for beauty’s sake alone; and the awfally practical wheat flour advocated by one voter in a mill town. The whole subject has brought out an interesting discussion and developed more bo- tanical lore among the people than any ordinary observer would have supposed to exist. The final decision will not be reached for some time Yet, as it is hoped that every citizen at all interested will aim to have his say. It will then remain for some one of the defeated host to Teer A Ware Frsxxet Sor AN ELEGANT ONE FOR A YOUNG MAN TO PUT ON OF A HOT AFTERNOON AND EVENING. MAY BE THEY ARE, BUT IT’S NOT ROW. SOMETIME WHEN SOMETHING MORE SUITABLE FOR THE PURPOSE COMES UP THEY MAY, BUT WE HAVE CERTAINLY SOLD MORE OF THEM THIS SEASON AND OF NICER GRADE THAN FOR YEARS BE- FORK, WITH CARE ONE CAN GET A SEASONS WEAR OUT OF THESE GOODS WITHOUT WASHING, AND THEN, IF PROPERLY HANDLED, THEYLL CLEAN $0 AS TO LOOK ALMOST LIKE NEW, A GOOD GRADE OF THESE GOODS WILL LAST A MAN FOR YEARS, 6 ' DON'T YOU WANT ONE? 2B B BARNUM & 00. 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVR We Have Yer To Sez A MAN UNWILLING TO READ AND PROFIT BY AN ADVERTISE- MENT, PROVIDED HE HAS FAITH IN THE ADVERTISER. WE AD- VERTISE SOME THINGS UN- USUAL, PERHAPS UNLIKELY, AS BUSINESS GOES ON HERE- ABOUTS, BUT WE ADVERTISE . ONLY WHAT WE HAVE AND DO, AND IT PAYs. JUST NOW WE ARE HAVING OUR SEMI-ANNUAL (NOT SEMI- MONTEL BAR GAT Bor £4 FR Sop Bh a4 Lub BEES ALL OUR SUMMER SHOES, AND MANY OTHERS, WE OFFER AT A TRIFLE LESS THAN COST. WE CAN REINVEST THE MONEY BETTER NOW, AND YOU CAN GET GOOD SHOES FOR LESS THAN YOU WOULD PAY FOR POOR ONES, MEN’S #3.00 TENNIS SHOES NOW 81.90. 00 CONGRESS NOW 82.50. LACE AND BUTTON NOW 83.00. 00 AND $6.00 RUSSETS NOW $4.00. 00 AND €8.00 CONGRESS NOW 84.75. MEN'S $7.00 AND $8.00 LACE AND BUTTON NOW 85.25. They are going“fast, but there were many, and are many yet. BBB uv fe ff a ARTHUR BURT & CO., 1211 F ST. N. W. To Mase Moxex Save In WE HAVE $50,000 LESS THAN COST. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. WORTH OF LAST YEAR'S STOCK TO SELL AT Bo ‘AR: a € Maws 500 Soczs For 250. angust se dulLmonth with most merchants, We do | isle Thread Halt Hove in the art iad a & Ny S = Bet cous nace, Cee ny Sean wath, eno move chase fast octors, roe O08, 11TH AND F 878, XW. ‘Two pairs for proper price of one, ‘Why? tion, Our Fall stock ts fast arriving, and in order to make ‘Foom for the same we offer you the following goods at Great inducements for to-morrow (Tuesday), bargains ‘that cool the atmosphere: Because they are strictly summer goods and summer Goods have got to go, FALAIS Over 2,500 Remnants of Ribbons, and most of them ‘new to the remnant counter. Each remnant tells of s piece sold and who is doing the ribbon trade of Washington. Prices for remnants that you'll be giad to profit by. THE PALAIS ROYAL, 33 Uy A GH Moxoas, Loe 1889. #% BRO STILL AGITATING LOW PRICES, ‘The sale of the Slightly Imperfect Hand- kerchiefs opened most auspiciously this morn- fg. Customers who have purchased these ‘Handkerchiefs of us each August, for the pest ‘three years, consider the present sesortment ‘the best from which they have yet selected. ‘The prices we put on them are about one-half and one-third what they sell for in perfect foods, and some of them are so slightly imper- fect that only the closest scrutinggan detect {t, They improve with laundering, ‘The lot embraces about 2,500 handkerchiefs and nearly all of them are made different, which Gives you some ides of the extent of the pur chase and the variety. They are the very finest qualities of pure linen, handsomely embroid- ered in white and colors, We have divided the ‘entire stock of them into five separate lote, vis: - = (Continued below.) levator in Passsge Adjoining Glove Dept.) CAMBRIC UNDERWEAR.—The Seasonable Under- farment for you, but the retailer has to be a month or 80 ahead of the scason. Fall Goods already arriving, hence reduced prices for Summer Underwear. 750, CORSET COVERS FOR 646., Finest Cam- bric, square necks, 3-inch embroidery, 750. CAMBRIC DRAWERS FOR 640. 24-inch Fufile of embroidery, twoclusters three-bunch tucks. 81.75 CAMBRIC GOWNS FOR $1.48, elaborately trimmed with best quality embroidery and hand- made Torchon lace, ‘980. CAMBRIC CHEMISES for 840, Square and V- shape. Trimmings of lace and fine embroidery. $1 CAMBRIC RUFFLE SKIRTS, 790, Tucked and trimmed with superior embroidery. Various lengths. (Continued below.) estan Stas, Oil Canvas, Flat Top Trank, with fron bottom, well bound, with hardwood stays, for 98, 32-inch “Tourist” Zino Trunks, well bound, war- ranted, for $6.98, PROFITS ARE DECREASING, BUT WE DONT MIND THAT AS LONG AS WE DISPOSE OF OUB STOCKS, NEVER BEFORE WAS MERCHANDISE OFFERED 80 Low. | New Style 36-inch Genuine Leather Trunks, with 8 ‘spartmeénts, linen lined, iron bottom, hickory stays, doubld fastenings and Excelstor locks, for $14.98, Profits not taken into consideration at all, for in- FI tor every respect superior to any trunk made, to-morrow stance, wo are selling beautiful FIGURED MULLS for $17.98. 34-inch for $18.98. 36-inch for $19.98. PICTURE DEPARTMENT. 120. PER YARD. REGULAR PRICE 180, LOT 1—Ladies’ Fine Sheer Linen French ‘Hand- Embroidered Scalloped-Edge Handker- chiefs, embroidered in White, Colored and Black, Would sell, if perfect, tor 3734, 50 and cant it tray Fame with Ragtich gry mate toe 20x24 Antique Oak and Steel Frames with noted subjects for $1.92, ‘A GREAT SUCCESS, 139 sold on Saturday last, THE PALAIS ROYAL. New J rnszys Azz Henz. (Second floor; take elevator.) In some of the prettiest designs and combinations ever introduced. Owing to the immense sale of the following Picture, | Aslimpse of the autumn styles lately from Berlin LADIES’ CLOTEHs and Easels soldon last Saturday we will receive to- | and Paris, Are you interested? 62340. each. We offer you the choice of the lot morrow morning in time for business one hundred | Summer Jerseys reduced in price to-morrow, 110, PER YARD, more of the same style, with well-known and noted subjects. The pictures are 20x24, The easel is 5 feet high, richly ornamented to match picturein white and gold, white and silver, or oxidize and silver. An for 250, LOT 2—The same in finer qualities and more ‘The $3.98 “Military” to go at $3.25, ° The $3.25 “Navy” to go at $1.98, REGULAR PRICE 150, 82" These Jerseys are the leading summer styles, elaborately embroidered patterns. Would sell, entirely new thing and is cheap at $5. Our price | and at $3.98 and $3.25 are 52 conts and 25 cents| 22 Plain colorsand figures, again for to-morrow only @2.98 for picture and easel. | below prevailing prices, if perfect, tor 6234, 75 and 8734. each, Weet- Bee our great picture display in our window. ? a FAYALE BATISTE Picture Frames to order. THE PALAIS ROYAL, fer you y our choice of the lot for 37340. REFRIGERATORS, _Copainued befow,) = . PER YARD, Cooper & McKee's Celebrated Columbia Refrigerator wae LOT 3—The same in fincr qualities, in beau- tifully embroidered patterna, Would sell, if perfect, for 75, S740, @1, and $1.12% each. Swnee Corsers To Go. (Second floor, adjoining Underwear Department.) Just when you want Summer Corsets happens to be the time of the arrival of the Palais Royal’s fall im- ‘at actual cost. UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT. 26-inch Gloria Silk Umbrella, worth 8! 38, for 98c. ; 28-inch, worth $1.88, for $1.38, Buck Horn Handle Satine Umbrellas, 26-inch, for REGULAB PRICE, 18c, LADIES' UNMADE DRESSES, made of India Linen ‘We offer you your choice of the lot for 60c, Portations, together; 26-inch Gloria Silk, with Natural Wood and Oxi- ces daee : Lor same finer and sheerer ized Handles, worth $2.48, for $1.98. pekzgeos Si, FREE m2 24 Tosca Umbrellas, ass't'd Handles, worth from | You may secure to-morrow a @1 Summer Corset for $1.50 FOR ENTIRE ROBR quality of pure French linen, in lovely patterns $2.48 to 62.08, your choice for $1.98 B4c, of embroidered work from one to three inches WELRY DEPARTMENT. THE PALAIS one Rolled Plate Collar Buttons, 3 for 10c. * ee ipaaaens Oxidized Cuff Buttons, 10c. pair; worth 250. Pa Buttons, Rolled Plate, worth 38c., for 8c. Oxidized Pins for 7c, Cut Steel Pins and Earrings at 18¢, ; worth 25¢. Fine assortment of Ladies’ Hair Pins, worth 25e4 for 150, Large assortment of Ladies’ Bracelets for 15e, ‘worth 250, Ladies’ Breast Pins, Rolled Gold, worth from 25c. to 50c., your choice for 21c. Solid Silver Thimbles, only 18¢., worth 25¢, FAN DEPARTMENT. 500 Japanese Fans, assorted, worth 10¢., for 5e.; #00 Feather Fans, assorted colors, worth 38c,, for 18c,; 75c. Satine Fans for 48c.; 98c. Lace and Gauze Fans for G8c.; 98c. Swan Feather Fans, assorted deep. Would sell, if perfect, for $1.12, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, and @2 each. We offer you your choice of the lot for 90c. LOT 5—The finest and sheerest qualities of pure French linen in exquisitely embroidered lace patterns, Would sell, if perfect, for $1.50, 81.75, $2, @2.25, 2.50, and S3each. We of- fer you your choice of the lot for $1.12, ad ‘We shall display these on a center table in or- Ger that selections may be made quickly and You know that we sell INDIA SILK with an Extra O-MORROW. Discount of (Elevator with Patent Safety Air Cushion.) . At time of writing this advertisement the buyer is rearranging the stock of Boys’ Shirt Waists. Prices re going to be rearranged by to-morrow mornizg, {Expect bargains also in Shawls, Also some surprises in Childrep's Dresses, ‘The second floor will not only be a {bargain floor to- morrow, but the place to meet your friends, A place to rest, to obtain ice water. Just the place to “cool off” if it happens to be s warm day, THE PALAIS ROYAL. On Sccount of the Store being closed three days many were dissppointed st not being benefited by that bargain advertised for that time. To equalize ™matters we will again, for the next three days, sell our 1.00 SATTEEN CORSETS FOR 48¢ colors, for 73c.; 300 Assorted Black Gauze Fans, | _ (Continued below.) satisfactorily, worth from $1.38 to 1.98, your choice, $1.18; M: e BH L In all Light Shades, also Drab and White, (First floor.) $2.48 Extra-fine Silk Gauze Fans, your choice for N'S. ANDKERCHIEFS, |ADIES'. +78, (First floor.) The new fall styles are arriving. ‘Bo superior in quality that the prices of fhe regular stock have been forced down as follows: Men's 25c. Fancy Handkerchiefs go to 20c. Men’s 25c. White Handkerchiefs go to 17¢. Ladies’ 250. do. do, g0 to 190, Ladies’ 12340. Handkerchtefs go to 10c. . Handkerchiefs for men’s and ladies’ wear. Never better quality linen, better styles or betfer variety, WHITE CHAMOIS SKIN GLOVES. ‘We have secured, at the request of @ number of our customers, a fine grade of 6-But.-Length White Chamois Skin Gloves, with neat feather- stitching on the back. These are very desirable and dressy for seashore and mountain wear and for wear when driving, riding and tennis play- ing. 81.25. THE RETROGRADE-SEWED MITTS— These Mitts are undoubtedly the best made, LADIES’ ALL STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. Se The stock of five stores in this department, 34 Ream Commercial Note Violet Mills Paper, worth 25c., at 18e, 25 Envelopes for 3e.; Odds and Ends of Fancy Box Paper, worth 18c. to Sse. ; your choice for 17 on fen irams Linen Paper for 15c.; worth 25. tique Parchment Paper with plain or d edge, Worth 286. ; for lsc, on London Court Stationery, worth from 48¢. to 68o. = box; your choice for 38c. Fancy Decorated Paper, worth 38¢.; for 21c. & box. NOTICE. 20 per cent discount on all Lawn Tennis Goods. 20 per cent discount on all Water Coolers and Fil- 11 OTS. PER PAIR. WORTH 150. IN ALL SIZES FROM 6% TO 83. RUCHINGS, 6 YARDS TO A BOX, 8®"See the new 12 140, PER BOX. THE PALAIS ROYAL, | sygp THINK 6 YARDS WHITE RBUCHING _ (Continued below.) ters, 15 per cent discount on all Water Cooler Stands ~ Pe RR a a stronger “ nioorpscma, |40c 4c. 450 450 450. sigs re ‘The seams are bandlly visible and are — 1007-1009 F Bt. N.W. FOR TWO DAYS, Bons «SWISS. SKIRTING 76s, per yard | than any other. Wealone sell them in All goods marked in plain figures, 1t ‘aise ington, Black, 6-but. lengths, 50c. per pair, A 20 Feast AWAITS YOU-REMNANT SALE TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, _ nore iret floor; center.) aikae nouns Comm 'NATIO! AUGUST 6 AND 7. Bargains SWISS SKIRTING 8c. per yard EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN LINENS —~ S27 None of the following were less than 50c. a ay AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.—We are We close at 6 p.m. every evening during August ex- | ¥#rd,Pmany pieces were G8c,and not a few were to was 8. oe © tame cept Saturdays, S1a yard, making extensive preparations for ” 40-inch Colored Mohairs reduced to 450, Reduce SWISS SKIETING $1.25 per yard August trade in Linens and Housekeep- 88-inch Plaid Suitings reduced to 45c, Goods, Our immense purchases Isrenesixa Coat Anovr Our B8.inch Striped Suitings reduced to 46e — ene pee command for us from the manufacturers E it F | i ui t j Hi i z s i & i | f H i F. { i i & e ef f | f i ROBINSON, PARKER & CO, REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 825-00 319 SEVENTH ST.. COR OF D. Jersan Ax Frorsax. GOLLY! WE Wax "Ru! ‘There has been much ado about PANTALOONS ‘Well, we have waited have about exhausted how. when pantaloons are most in wwe hav cleared the deck f and iret ite our Gua aes eck a impotent ef Here of The warring = the forts of the puny warriors fought oa | bear! hear! and we advertise ONLY what we hate on hand, LOT 2614—Handsome Worsted Pun: The of style and guinteasence of peatnens \ Former price $6.50. now go at 83.50 A PAIR. LOT 2597—Excelient All-wool Cassimere rons of modesty as to pattern, air of ry Sea sae ; T 2: All-wool Cassimere Pantal: ahem 8g hy for ‘body, sir 78 A PAIR, t Business Pan They inust be seen to be appreciated. Given away at o 91.75 A PAIR. VICTOR E. ADLER'S PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 and 929 7th st. u.w., Corner Massachusetts avenue, STRICTLY ONE PRICE, Open Saturdays until 1] p.m. f8-Office ‘Stripes and Checks, we and 27 ednesday, mornings, frum wider ‘oud RAN ker ‘WY Eee k it FAP TEES Bre 35 Boo HE EE Saf i a = ee STREAM $3 Gy22%" “GLLLA F : 20, = -Z enn: i is ART DEPARTMENT. = Imitation China silts, all colors, worth 400. Clos BE Kod Towel Tisces: were 40c, Closing sale, 2hq, onc ILLINERY AND RIBBONS. “ay pieces of All-Silk Moire sash Ribbons, remnanta, tos im length; were GSe. e yard. Closing caer Cana, ase ¢ oe fe, @ bunch. i Colors Cro: and Satin Edge Moire Rib- bone, best quality. © inches wadey wore 360, 6 yare 40-inch Cream Albatross reduced to 450, 40-inch Cream Nun’s Veiling reduced to 450, 40-inch Cream Cashmeres reduced to 45¢. J $2 The above quoted are not Remnants, Remnants on separate counter, marked at half price, THE PALAIS ROYAL In this department you will find every class of Fur- niture Covering manufactured, from the cheapest goods to the best. All kinds and styles of Heavy Cur- tains and Portieres, Fringes and all manner of Trim- mings, Lace Curtains of every make, from the cheapest Nottingham to the finest Brussels, Irish Point and Russian. All goods that were in stock January 1 in this department will be sold at 33%; per cent discount. Tise in the usual fashion and move to make the Romination unanimous; and the flower which, receiving the undivided support of sixty millions of free people will not hold up its head with pride, will prove itself unworthy of the honor with which it is crowned. STOCK, After all a Serge is about as neat and dressy a thin thing as you can buy for “all-around” use, They're appropriate at business or at home—in town or out. We've a grade that we call the “True Blue.” We've had something to say before about them. ‘They're not necessarily blue—that's only the name—although we have them made up ina full, rich shade of indigo and bisck aswell. The colors are Just as solid as the Wash ington Monument, They're $15 and come either in Suck or Cutaways with half-linings or none at all. Besides the “True Blues” we've $6, 68, and $10 Serges, Blue, Brown, Biack,and s half dozen shades of gray. They're “warm weather” clothes sure enough. As weightless aa is consistent with conscientious con- struction. The mere fact that we're offering them lifts the whole burden of responsibility from your should- ers, If they weren't cut and tailored in accordance with the correct fashion you know we wouldn't have them, While we're talking in this strain we might as well call your attention again to our Pongees, Seersuckers Gros Grain Silks, Alpacas and Silk Alpacas, Batistes, Mohairs, Flanuels, etc,—Coat and Vest Combinations, You'll find all the new shades—the extreme Light, Dark and Medium effecte, Then theEnglish Cricket- ing Serge Suite, English and American White Flan- nels, Linen, Duck, Genuine Calcutta Seersucker and» first-rate imitation—not one ina hundred could tell it from the India article itself; Blasers, Tennis Suite or the Separute Trousers. Office Coats, Traveling Dust- ere in Silk, Mohair, Alpaca and Linens, and those Bril- ants in a well-appointed wardrobe—White and Fancy ‘Vests. We've enough patterns in these tokeep you’ busy 8 whole morning looking them over, Compare us—Quality, Variety aud Price—with any- thing wthin your reach, and see if we don’t “out point” them all in your favor, ®BAKS AND COMPANY, THE CLOTHIERS WHO STRIVE TO THE PLEASE sugZVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. _(Continned below.) Genre Scorcu Ghyxanams, 20c. Plain, 20c, s yard; Plaids, 250. » yard; which is a fraction above half price for these Genuine Scotch Ginghams. Not remnants; not soiled; such goods on bargain table at # quarter and one-third of the regular prices, ‘The excellent spring wheat reports from the northwest have begun to show their effect upon general trade throughout the western country. At Chicago and St. Louis the stimu- Jus is felt, though business is there so diversi- fied that a spirited tone in any one branch is only slightly reflected in other branches. In Minneapolis and St. Panl, Milwaukee and Omaha, however, an incipient “boom” all along the line is the result of the cheering prospect. Kansas City, the outlet for the winter wheat region, holds her own, though she does not wake ups great deal. As inter- esting as any of the visible signs of promise is the spur which the crop news has railroads, When there is plenty o! do there isno need ofa fight between rival lines of carriers, for each can count upon a sufficiently profitable traffic, and to cut rates needlessly means the deliberate throwing Sway of so much money. Hence there are re- turns of the impulse toward peace between the lately warring corporations, This has a ten- dency to make managers, stockholders and speculators on the bull side of the market feel more comfortable than they have for several months, and, as far as the state of the quoted stock operates as an index of popular feeling in general, it may be said that there is a wide- CARPET DEPARTMENT. 1,050 yards Best Ingrain Carpets, S5e. per yard. 2,000 yards Tapestry Brussels Carpets, 450. per yard. 3,000 yards Best Tapestry Brussels Carpets, 70c. per yard. 750 yards Body Brussels Carpets, 80c. per yard. 4.500 yards Best Body Brussels Carpets, $1.00 per yard. 900 yards Velvet Carpets, 80c. per yard. 2,500 yards Best Velvet Carpets, $1.00 per yard, 2,700 yards Best Moquette Carpets, 91.10 per yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL, Exmrowenrs Ar Cost. 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT.—20 per cent off the marked prices of all 45-inch Embroideries. Lovely patterns with hemstitchod and scalloped borders in “Directoire” and “Empire” effects, a A SPECIAL BARGAIN.—50 pieces of Swiss Em- broiderics at 1234, 16, and 20c. a yard, which is nearly half the usual prices Ny these qualities and widths. @Remnants or Soiled Embroideries on separate counter at 50 per cent less than former prices, THE PALAIS ROYAL, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. «Continued below.) A Banca Is | Extra-fine Quality Plat Val. Laces in four widths, all matching in design. See the window display of these laces, but, still better, carefully examine the quality by feeling as well as seeing: 4 inches wide, 12c., worth 16c, 5} inces wide, 15c., worth 190, 11 inches wide, 36e., worth 450, 42 inches wide, 50c., worth 98c, '2~ Not remnants and not damaged. A remnant counter for such goods, which are marked at half former prices, Tf you want tomake s paying investment this if your opportunity. Fine as well ascheap Furniture ofevery ‘Kind and class will be sold st from 25 to 50 percent Jess than regular pricls. Why? Because the styles change twice s year and we are determined not to ex- hibit the same styles two years in succession, MUST BE SOLD THIS MOXTH. All our Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Water Filters Baby Carriages. Tricycles, Bicycles, Velocipedes, Ham- mocks, Mosquito Canopies, Boats, Tents, Wire Win- dow Screens and Doors, war Because we haven't room for them. Though our stock 1" spread over nearly three acres of flooring . there ian't room for the above enumerated stocks when the Goods for Fall arrive, and they are arriving every day. THE PALAIS ROYAL, _(Continued below.) Two Banouxs Ix Hosmy, Schoppers' well-known 48c. Hese reduced to 35¢., or 3 pairs for $1, ‘Six shades of blue, six shades of mode, six shades of brown, six shades of , which include all the very latest tints. These have double soles and high spliced heels, “C. & G." 550, Lisle-thread Hose reduced to 45c. & Pair. Ribbed and plain, in six shades of russet or leather ahades, bronze, all the new @ys, gobelin and electric blue, fawn, six mode shades, Nile and ressds Greens, all the new reddish shades of brown, anda warranted fast black, the “reform” and “anti-ring” candidate for the state senate, and Mr. Howard Griffith, the Gorman candidate for the same Place. The battle was hotly fought, and the Gorman men, having the advantage of possession of the party » Were supposed to have the winning WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS, ‘We would call particular attention to this branch of our business, which we have taken up within the last year with renewed vigor snd strength. Our friends and customers of fifteen years ago will remember how we ‘once led in this business, and we now propose to sur- pase all our former efforts. Our aim and study is to Produce the best effortsfor the lesst possible expense, and we have been remarkably successful in the past few months. No one furnishing can afford to leave our ideas unnoticed. Our productions are the best and ‘mest original, and all work is done with 8 guarantes of best workmanship. ry WW.B.NIOSES 2. SON CORNER 117H AND F 78, 3.0, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Rovex Ox Fries Axn Sicn, ‘The $1.98 Mosquito Canopies for 980. each. ‘These ‘are 18 feet in circumference, Open like an umbrella, ‘The best that's made, Sold earlier in the season at $2.25 each, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1889, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY ‘Will sell the following Lots at CUT PRICES for afew days only to REDUCE STOCK: Imported ‘THE PALAIS POYAL, (Continued Wares Is Your (Croxton & Wood? Curtie & Wheeler? ‘Frank & Pray? ‘The three most eminent makers of Shoes in the United States, ‘Who doesn’t know their Shoes? : ‘Who ie not familiar with the prices of their Shoes? cont off the usual prices? AVORITE? ‘Who will not, therefore, atthe earliest opportunity. EXCEPTIONAL GOOD VALUES IN LACE FLOUNCINGS, You cannot imagine how cheap we have marked these, probably about 25 patterns left, COLORED VELVET RIBBONS: 26c, PEK PIECE. ‘These contain 10 yards of Good Quality VELVET RIBBON in good desirable colors nearly 2 inches wide, eclipses all bargains ever offered in Velvet Ribbons, UNIVERSAL CLEANING FLUID, 7o, PER BOTTLE, 0c, has been the price, but during this sale 7c. we ‘will ask for it, This FLUID is unsurpassed for cleaning Cloths, Dress Goods, Neckwear, Kid Gloves, Laces, Velvets, Bilks and Satins, without destroying the lustre, color or finish of the material. BONBONNIERRE BOXES 10c., these are made of Oxidized White Motal, sold until to-day for 25¢, The quantity very limited, LADIES’ FANCY HOSR, 260, PER PAIR, WORTH 500 Come in Fast Black with Fancy Bmbroidered Fronts, Striped and Checked Organdie Goods, 10 CTS. PER YARD. CAN YOU EQUAL IT AT 16 CTS. PER YARD? AND SO ON WITH OTHER EQUALLY MERIT@- RIOUS BARGAINS ALL OVER THE STORE THERE 18 SCARCELY AN ARTICLE IN OUR IMMENSE STOCK, NO MATTER HOW STAPLE, THE PRICE OF WHICH 18 NOT AFFECTED BY THIS SALE. THESE MAMMOTH REDUCTIONS WILL HOLD GOOD AS LONG AS THE STUFFS SO MARKED LANS= — BURGH rm BRG.. WILL BE WITH US. A BARE CHANCE FOR ECONOMICALLY INCLINED PEOPLE AND A Closing fale. 36c. & USLIN UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, &o. avait 98 Lawn Dressing Sacques, Closing Sale, . 4 he [ow oo = Ski 3 : Our Make'aud Sanitary Cirvets, gaa 18 to 22; were Koechlin's Best lity French Satteens (warranted Koechlin’ center table ip the departwent ; losing Sale, 1igc- a yard. the lowest possible prices, and we in turn share this edvantage with you, Many Proprfttors of Hotels, Esting Houses, Restaurants. and Boarding House replenish their Linen closets in the month of August and otherwise prepare for their Fall business. We are ready to supply their every want at the low- est prices that can possibly be quoted on equal quality Linens. Weare also offering & few August “Drives” im Linens and Housekeeping Goods, not the least important of which are the following; All-Linen Huck Towels, size 19 by 38 inches full, €1.50 per dozen, 6-8 Bleached extra heavy German Linen Damask Napkins st $1.25 per dozen, €0-inch Fast-color Turkey Red Table Damask at 450. per yard. 45-inch Pillow-case Linen, soft round threed of extra durability, 50c. per yard. 94-inch extra heavy French Pure Linen ‘Sheeting, splendid value, @1 per yard. 25 pieces full width ten-quarter Blesched Cotton Sheeting, without sizing, only 26c. per yard, Ten-quarter width, 80 and 85@ ‘Twelve-quarter width, $1. ‘Twenty-quarter width, $2. Ew" These are but a few of the many. About the best illustration of our Linen business is the unequaled assortment of 25c. Towela.; (Second floor.) 48-INCH LAWN.—Remember, that this tg ‘the last purchase we shall make this season of the 48-inch White Swiss Lawn st 26¢. per yard, ‘We guarantee it to lsunder equally as well as India Linon, and it is the cheapest of all the 00d white fabrics. 250. HEMSTITCHED LAWH.—We have » new quality of 27-inch White Hemstitched Lawn for Children's Dresses at S5c. per yard. The wider widths for Ladies’ Dresses are 3736, 45 ‘and 50c. per yard, (@Becond floor.) ‘MEWS SHIRT SALE CONTINUED. ‘They were the best Shirts made ot their re- spective prices even before the present tmprove- ments, They are now better than ever they ‘Were, One of the best features is the mew shape _ bosoms. The slight graceful cerve st the bot- ‘tom of the bosom prevents ite being thrown out of place by the suspenders, and allows it to ‘Mt caugly and comfortably over the breast. 30, ~ BOGRE TH OTH eat el ey, twarked prices of all Ladies’, Minses’ or Children's, veling Garments. Closing Sale, dren's Earty Fall. Garments, ranging in prices = we oe a Battag Sul tte su shore silat rdiucea prices, WE! r ““Onidiged Bouquet Fine: were Tbe. and 19¢, Closing Bale, 1 2iee, cock, ‘Bsc. Breast Pins. we Mourning ‘Closing Sale, 20 percent discount off the eras HiSie roti QT ‘atch gee Whisk Broom Brackets worth 100, Clos ‘4c. each. ping ban Sc. 0 teem ne Tam Wore 280. denen, ‘Be. Black Pius, were 10c-'sbox. Closing Sale, 4c. abox.