Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1889, Page 4

WASHINGTON. _ August 13, 1999, TUCSDAY. THE EVE? Cireulution of any Newspaper in the Wortd, and os an Advertising Medium is worth in Wa: —_— Rew York “Officer Room 83, Ti The political canvass in Virginia, which will be opened tomorrow with the democratic con- vention at Richmond, promises to be the live- liest in several years. The recent course of the republican leaders has practically reunited the sundered factions of their party, so that the Gemocrats will have a substantial foe to meet. Even the anti-Mehone republicans, for the most part, favor the nomination for governor of an ex-Confederate officer, who, in addition to holding his own regular constituency to- gether, will offer an attraction to the old soldier element and thus possibly draw off s good many democrats with whdin the ties of martial service in the field are stronger than gny formed later in their civic relations, The convention which meets tomorrow will there- fore have anything but an easy task before itin selecting candidates and platform which shall hold their own against hostile assaults of more than customary strength—a difficulty increased by the number of the candidates who are con- tending for the personal honors to be bestowed. The leading issues of the campaignare pretty fure to be the state debt and the tobacco tax, whether the democrats are willing or not to recognize them as such, There is a move- ment, under the surface, to have these subjects ignored, or at best very tenderly handled, at Richmond. The debt question bas always been a bone of contention within the democratic party, and any utterance on it is likely to give offence to s good many whom it is more desir- able to keep # hold upon. The internal revenue tax on tobacco is another rather delicate topic, because the interests of the national party or- ganization and those of the mass of the grow- ers and deslers in the state are at odds about the abolition or retention of the tax. Some of the democratic leaders profess to regard the negro question as the one over which the majority of the white people of Virginia are most agitated, and wonld favor having their organization known as the white men’s, or white supremacy party. This is, however, a ground which many of the delegates at tomor- row’s convention would feel to be too radical to plant themselves upon for the present, espe- cially considering the use that might be made of it in the next national etruggle. ent which will be infused into the ass to increase its vigor will be the atrong and aggressive support of the republi- can party by the Federal administration. Vir- ginia has been marked as a state to be brought into the republican column in 1892, and ener- getic work toaccomplish this result may be expected. With the opposing ranks more com- phctly united than heretofore and strongly supported by the administration, the demo- crats will undoubtedly prepare their line of battle and arm themselves with exceeding care fn the meeting at Richmond, being assured that victory will not be won this year without a struggle. a The market value of young and attractive Italian girls for matrimonial purposes is not quoted on any of the exchanges, but it seems to have been fixed by mutual consent between Signori Cordova and Petreck in Taconia, W.T., at two hundred and fifty dollars. When Petreck bought Cordova’s promised bride from him for that sum he succeeded in turning in notes for two hundred dollars of the purchase . but was imprudent enough to pay the Femaining fifty in cash. Now he finds that he cannot make the girl return his affection, and has sold her back, but can reeover only his notes, Cordota refusing to surrender the money. Petreck’s resort to the courts has done him no good, and he must seek his only consolation in the laureate’s assurance that ‘tis better to have Joved and lost his fifty dollars than never to have loved at all, oe The beauty of having our mining regions supplied with imported laborers who cannot understand the language of our country was shown the other day when so much difficulty and even danger were experienced in convinc- ing a plundering, riotous gang of Hungarians in Pennsylvania after long effort that a strike in which they bad been taking part was ended in their fayor, and that there was really no ex- euse for further violence. If the property these men destroy and the other damage they do, through ignorance of the English tongue and American institutions, were to affect only the interests of the greedy capitalists who brought them over to supplant our native workmen, the public at large would have no cause to feel any regret. Unhappily, that is not the case. The curse of their brutishness fails upon the just and thie unjust alike, ae Considerable dissatis certain quarters with faction is expressed in the new license law fi It is an undisputed fact for genuine bargains you it met @OLDSCHMID, 3007-1000: F ST. ¥.W. A PERFECT TORNADO OF BARGAINS. HOUSEKEEPERS' GREAT DAY TOMORROW, — 7 7 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1889. 7 R. “ALWAYS THE HOUSEFURNISHINGS, TOYS, AND FANCY GOODS, 1007-1008 F ST. ¥.W. WEDNESDAY. Be determined to know no such thing as dull business 3 4-string, Good-quality fibre Pails only 23c., worth 50c.; Corrugated Hoop Cedar Buckéts for 39c.; Wooden Knife Trays only 80. ; per doz. Senn ds : ae ee orl, So ae kei 186. ; Ext only $e. : é = a-gt. Pe Per te Kettle omy ‘Sie. Bponge oF $00 Tank Fs fama Ly ‘OBC. ctures,Oak Bt lor $1.98, ats: 20x24 Pictures, Oak aioe Frames or 82 for #99 20x24 Pictures, Oak and Bronze Frames, for 109 20x94 Pictures, Oak and Combination Frames, 30 20x34 10 23236 20 #3, aly 1. E: Tremendous stoc! petitors’ reach. Zine Trunk, 45; Zin Price $2.98; 34 with fron botto Fiat-toy Larce: only 1: Pin + ly 4c. : tncie Tack Bo: 4e.; Picnic 3 $ a Farm Towel Racks onl quality. jalters: Bate, something Berry Baskets, tre aye} tra Laree ing our lai Steel and Bronze Fasels. Special Cast an “bye” over the Pictures and note the prices on them. The TRUNK dull season. There ts plenty of money and lots of Deeds and wante all the time. We make euch tremend- low prices on resist the terrible temptation to buy our - WOODEN WARE DEPARTMENT. and seerifices on seasonable goods none ‘dargains. Brooms for 43c.; Wood- 2e.; Enamel Back Clothes Sait _ Boxes, something dividual Butter Prints only lot Hamper only 48c.; Large aly Se; Morning Star Wash lao mova die Rolling cel Point Carpet Tacks only 18. ¢ pack: Dt Carpet Tacks on . Patent: Mouse Prap ‘only Sen’ d-bote only Plates we uly or; extra we only 70.3 new. : ood analy, told ‘elsewhere for 58s: See. . col la, only 13c.; Pint Tin Japsnned Bread Box, on); Box, ouly 47e-; Irom ry Pan, only” ess e.5 Dini Piated “Cuspigurs, oly Round Cake Hammered Nickel Whisk Broom Holder, : BARGAINS. ik Frames, for 68c. for 98e. tee) f Pictures, Oak Frames, for 82.48, Oui Paintings, Git Frames, for 83.98. 8x36 Oil Paintings, Combination Frames, for the famous Bunker Hill 48. $2.48. Bronze Frames, for $1.98, of Cherry, Oak, Bamboo, ices for tomorrow. in our west window beat them all DEPARTMENT. . Best Goods, Prices out of com- Closing-out Prices, sold elsewhere for @3.25, our price Trunk, sold elsewhere for 83.75, our Feather ‘Trunks, linen. lined, nc Engravings th Gilt Frames, 4 Battle Seen: toc] ‘We close at 6 p.m, every evening during August ex- cept Saturtaye, New Exesessioxs Ix Livex. ‘To lead is our aim. We can't content ourselves with simply equaiity—we want to excel. When we introduced our 10-cent Collars and 16-cent Cuffs to your con- sideration we got head and shoulders above the ma- dority of Linen creations. The Saks and Company brand made hit Their popularity has steadily in- creased, The standard has been maintained—and the People have grown enthusiastic. A guaranteed} Linen Collar for 10 cents or a patr of Ouffs for 15 cents that would wash and wash and still stand duty!— ‘Why, it was an unheard-of achievement.’ But when we bhild our reputation—no matter in what line—~WE BUILD TO STAND. Other people's 20-cent Collars and the 25-cent Cuffs were more than duplicated by ‘us tn this grade. Still we didn’t lead. There were one or two brands that held supremacy over ours, ‘We've perfected our plans and this week offer yous Collar and Cuff that hasn't a-peer tn the country, Now Please consider carefully each point we note and make comparisons for yourselves, These new creations of ours are 6-PLY 2100 LINEN. We mean 5-ply of Linen, There isn't a thread of cotton ‘n them. If you know anything about how Collars ani Cuffs are made you know it’s customary to ‘use cotton a interlining—The best of'em doit—The new Saks and Company is solid linen, The button holes fre hand made, The cut and make are such that they'll retain their shape and perfect fit through any number of luundryings, All of the popular, leading shapes in both Standing and Tnrndown Collars have ‘been reproduced in this new grade of ours. We've as Yet only one shape in the Cuffs, but it’s the most pop- ular one—the solid, square corners—reversidie, We put these Collars and Cuffe in competition with the finest brands made ip this country or tmported into stand the prices—like the qualities—are distinctively ours, THE COLLARS ARE 20c. EACH—STRAIGHT. THE CUFFS ARE 40c. PER PAIR-STRAIGHT. ‘Whether you buy one ora hundred—and remember We guarantee every piece and stand ready to make amends for any dissatiyaction that may arise, We shall still continue to carry our other grade, and with this new addition we submit the Saks and Com- pany brands to the intelligent consideration of the gentlemen of Washington as the finest Collars and Cuffs made. SAKS AND COMPANY, THE PERSEVERING OUTFITTERS, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. aul3 To Mice Moxsr Save Tr WE HAVE $50,000 b WORTH OF LAST YEAR'S STOCK TO SELL AT 0: BRO MM MM cs LESS THAN COST. Ba & EG MMMM» SSS FS 22 68 BARE os sine BBB OA A UU MMM S38 SSy EEE MM MM UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. & z MMMM om ge MMM Hy In this department you will find every class of Far- Sss8 Eee MM OU niture Covering manufactured, from the cheapest A SMES ASE UE A FE goods to the best. All kinds and styles of Heavy Cur- vet ete eee tains and Portieres, Fringes and all manner of Tritn- AAA NNN NNN UU AAA L mings, Lace Curtains of every make, from the cheapest S ANEN NNN UT 4 A LILLE | nottingham to the finest Brussels, Trish Point and cco EEE A RRR It NN N GGG | Russian. All goods that wore in stock January 1 in Scr & BM eek TH NMS Y | enseaepartment will be sold at 33% per cent discount, GQoL 8 ase RE XG coo Tun Eee 282 OR UN RN GOS sSg A L EEE Ss, 2A EER CARPET DEPARTMENT. AAA < Sss8 2°4 Luu Eee 2 1,050 yards Best Ingrain Carpets, 55c. per yard. 2,000 yards Tapestry Brussels Carpets, 45¢. per yard. 3,000 yards Best Tapestry Brussels Carpets, 70c. per yard. 750 yards Body Brussels Carpets, 80c. per yard. ‘We call your particular attention for To-morrow to the extraordinary big bargains in GOODS, useful articles at all times. A lot of Samples of Advance Fall Styles of Card Cases, no two alike, all genuine leathers, aud when duplicates arrive for fall will be sold for @ and $1.98. CLEARING PRICE, 98c. CHOICE. Samples of 50c., 7: 25, $1.75 - and 98c, All-leather Purses, NG PRICE, 300. EACH. $1.25 Black, Leather Chatelaine Bags, leather ined. Clearing Price, 84c. each. An All-leather Chatelaine Bag, heavy oxydized trim- mings, sell all over for 1. $1.50. Mountain Goat Chatlelaine Bags in new colors, real sealin Bi 0, Seal and Antelope CI Black, pretty trimmings; worth Closing Sale, $1.95. Handsome Mountain Goat Chatelaine Bags, heavy oxidized trimmings; worth fully $4. Closing Sale, 2.98. $3. And other big bargains iu Pocket Books and Purses, 5 and $2. Clearing Sale, ck, with handsome oxidized trimmings; 0. Closing Sale, $1.75 each. telaime Bag: Very elegant Seal and Antelope Chatelsines, with the latest oxidized trimmings; worth $5. Closing Sale, rl TITT A EFI BF A RT FR B® PPR] 4.000 verte dees Body Bromeis Carpets, 1.00700 book AA 2 BMH Ee Hire | ya fur Eee 244 ¢ iH OB Eee BOE 900 yards Velvet Carpets, 80c. per yard. 2,500 yards Best Velvet Carpets, 81.00 per yard, 2,700 yards Best Moquette Carpets, 1.10 per yard. v FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. If you want to make a payg investment this is your opportunity, Fine as well ascbeap Furniture ofevery kind and class will be sold at from 25 to 50 per cent less than regular prices. Why? Because the styles change twice a year and we are determined uot to ex- hibit the same styles two years in succession. MUST BE SOLD THIS MONTH. All our Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Water Filters Baby Carriages, Tricycies, Bicycles, Velocipedes, Hara- mocks, Mosquito Canopies, Boats, Tents, Wire Wiu- dow Screens and Doors, passed in Rhode Island. It establishes the fee —_ for retail liquor-sellers at 400 in Providence gee, FREE TTT pity and £390 in other cities, and in the towns from pa mE r war? $200 to $300 according to population; the fines Eas kre tin fF S338 ie imposed for violation of the law are not heavy, and there is uo restriction apon the number or location of saloons except that a license shall be withheld from any place on the protest of a majority of the occupants or owners of prop- erty within two hundred feet of it. The belief is now that the liquor question has been sent back into cs and that the municipal elec- tions ne: will turn upon the control of the new boards of license commissioners, who will exercise a sort of dictatorship over the trade in intoxicants, and will soon acquire great influ- ence in making and unmaking candidates for other oilices of trust and profit, —— re eeeincinee By all means the Georgia duelists should be extradited .and punished. Shall the redoubta- ble Sullivan be withdrawn from the congenial atmosphere of Boston and be compelled to en- dure heat, fines and perhaps imprisonment for assault and battery, committed by request of the victim, while a case of assault with intent to kill, occurring in a like manner, is ignored? To be sure nobody was killed in the duel, but according to the evidence of the pngilists no- body was much burt in the prize fight, and the laws were broken by both occurrences. Ala- bama ought not to permit herself to be outdone by Mississippi. ee nee Recent developments in New York, where Eben 8, Allen, the president of the “green line” horse car compauy, has been canght raising Money on an overissue of stock, tend to create the belief that the officers of street railway Corporations, as well as their conductors, ought to be required to carry a bell punch. $e It appears that the revolationists of Hawaii were ignominiously struck out in their innings by the opposing pitcher, who curved dynamite bombs over the plate. But the game still pro- gresses merrily in Haytiand Samoa. This hes been a great year for the toy kingdoms. $a From the way the ministers overrode the ‘King’s preferences as to receiving Mr. Se ance as United States consul general in Hono- lulu, it would appear that Kalakawa hasn't « great deal lof influence with the present admin- istration in Hawaii. a The President bas found much of the weather Supropitious ou his northern trip. Washing- tou is the choice summer resort this sum- ‘mer. No fog has mingled with the cool breezes which duriug the President's absence have played about the White House, et Aside from all its purely physical effects, Dr. Brown-Sequard’s elixir appears to ect as a pretty powerful incentive to the jaded im- agination. So WAT ine Doleot Areytl, 250, STEPPING HEAVENWARD. By Mrs Prentiss, JOHN WARD, PREACHER, 40c. bisa Maybe your Belt looks s little shabby or perhaps you bave not yet bought one. In either case you will fiud the reduetions below of interest, 2¥4e. Canvas Belts, serpent clasp, now 10c, 50c. Perforated Leather Belt, now 29¢. now Te. And other big reductions throughout the store, Ed 13 H wow WWwww = BBB OUR BARGAIN SALE HAS CUT DEEP Yw ww .. B F: INTO OUR STOCK, AS WE DESIRED AND w oW ] BBs - 5 ye a or 9 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. Ts Tins Fon Low A DOLLAR A PAIR. w ; BEFORE IT 18 OVER WE WANT TO SEE THE LAST PAIR OF LADIES’ RUSSET OXFORDS SOLD. WE HAVE ABOUT 100 PAIRS LEFT ON TWO STYLES, AND TO MAKE SHORT WORK OF THEM HAVE PUT THEM DOWN TO ONE DOLLAR A PAIR, Because we haven't room for them. Though our stock 1s spread over nearly three acres of flooring there isn’t room for the above enumerated stocks when the woods for Fall arrive, and they are arriving every day, WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS. ‘We would call particular sttention to this branch of our business, which we bave taken up within the Inst Year with renewed vigor and strength. Our friends and customers of fifteen years ago will remember how we once led in this business, and we now propose to sur- pass all our former efforts, Our aim and stndy is to produce the best efforts for the least 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 ‘most original, and all work is done with a guarantee of best workmanship. OORNER 11TH AND F 8TS. N.W. ‘The bes.ier in them & worth more than that at wholesale. LADIES’ RUSSET OXFORDS LADIES’ RUSSET OXFORDS ONE DOLLAR ONE DOLLAR . Ft BURT S am BR SG AR GA ARTHUR BURT & 00, 1211 F ST. K. W. in wat , D. O. dan SHINTON, Tse 15 Pen Cexr Discovst ON OUR STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER HATS WILL BE DISCONTINUED AUGUST 15. ‘Those desiring bargains in First-Class Goods can secure them until that date, MILITARY AND (KNIGHTS TEMPLAR GOODS are Sold at FACTORY PRICES. ‘WILLETT & RUOFF, goes 52 Orders by mail promptly and intelligently filled, Groves Tar Ane Wannaxren. ‘The “Palais Royal” Gloves are tried on at our risk, but should you order by mail you are equally as well Protected, as every pair ts warranted. If possible send sample of color desired. PALAIS ROYAL A few prices of WARRANTED Kid Gloves: #-button, real kid, only 96c. a pair, 8-button Pigskin Mousquetaires, as elasticas French kid, but twice as durable, only 89¢. a pair. 6-button Undressed or Suede Mousquetaires, only 81.25. 4-buttdn Best French Kid, Dressed and Undressed, only $1.50 a pair. 8-button Undressed or Suede Mousquetaires. The best imported. Only $1.85 a pair. B2AN of above Gloves have the Intest style narrow embroidered back. The newest shades also # fast black. Lower prices than usually charged for best gloves since, credit is not asked when the gloves are bought nor given when they are sold. A trial order by mail is asked. Money promptly refunded if unsat- istactory, It is fact that not abalf dozen pairs of gloves are returned in every hundred sent by mail, i THE PALAIS ROYAL. Onper Rospoxs By Man. If those of the Palais Royal patrons who are away ould but seo the crowd that daily surrounds the Rib- bon Counter, it would not be necessary to write, Order Ribbons by Mai, Send sample of shade desired ands piece of paper cut to the width desired, Here's s bargain lot of Black Ribbons, every thread ‘warranted pure Silk. The quality for the price makes the bargain. Send for samples, Black Moire with Crown Edge, Black Moire with Satin Rage, Biack G. G. with Satin Edge, Widths from No. 2 to No. 16, Prices be. to 180. & nw La A AS BURGH th EO. BARGAINS AND HOW GLAD WE ARE TO GET RID OF THE Goops. New York was surprised at the low prices we put on our goods. He remarked: “What sre you folks doing? Giving away your goods!" are selling you goods at what they cost us by the case. We are giving you pick of a variety of New Goods, al- most as fresh as when they left the loom or factory. others equally meritorious await you at our counters. A splendid chance for everybody. CHINA SILKS. Many choice pattgrns left. Resr-Maor Bro Wain ‘The wteadily increasing business in Ready- wade Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases bas ne- ovesitated our giving these goods more selling mpace, hence we haye made @ separate and dis- tinct department of them under the head of Bed Wear; located on the second floor, venter Aisle, The musiins used are taken from our own = stock and the sewing is done by our capable seamstresses on the premises, which euables us to vouch for the quality, work and price. READY-MADE BED SHRETS. B ROBINSON & 60.8 Riiputien Ontetting Fetabiiebimdllt, 909 PENNSYLVANIA aVeNvs. ‘Was the first exelusive Baye 4 end Childrem" Clothing House in Amertoa, Tt prow lly bette Unbleached Sheets, size 1% by 244 yards, 450. _ each, Bleached, 5c. — a som | _, nbisncbed ets see 14 r £4 yard, 800, For Superiority Bad variety of Btylen, GREAT THINGS NOW GOING ON aT 01 each. Bleached, 550 STORE, Bleached and Unbleached Sheets, alte 2 Uy peared SUCH REDUCTIONS WERE NEVER KNOWN BE-| 24 wards, G50. each. : and lowness of price, FORE. MANY A DOLLAR HAS PASSED THROUGH | —_—*Pleached and Unbleached Sheets of fue qual- Tite Dota Bide iamce ms Me Howe OUR HANDS SINCE OURGREAT MARKED-DowN | "7: "fe rece nadempdserexe= at PS Se eee quality, size 2% by 2 yards, 80 and 90. HOW THE CUSTOMERS SCRAMBLE FORTHESE] (4.3, ‘Wah Bege anf Chttten? Cheting Bieached Sheets, size 2% by 24 yants, wide hem, extra-fine beary quality, @1.25 eaah, READY-MADE PILLOW CASES. Made from selected bleached Cottous and wall made. Very cheap, Size 18 by 33 inches, 150. each, Bize 21 by 33 inches, {8c each. Bize 224 by 36 inches, 20c. eal. Size 2234 by 36 inches, 25c. each. Blze 27 by 36 inches, 25c. each. Bize 27 by 36 inches, 30c. each. READY-MADE BOLSTER CASES. 136 by 2 yards only :35¢. each, 1% by 2X yards only 40¢. each. 1 by 254 yards, heavy, 40c. each. These are unquestionably the best bargains tn ready-made Bed Wear possible to offer. anl2 es ite Deginwing, eim and end EES Lae ae Qea Graxo Cisne Sie BEFORE REMOVAL TO 13TR AND F STS We will commence on MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12, and continue throughout the week seals ‘of our entre stock of Carpets, Furnitury and Uphob story Fubrics at priees that will sell whem. ‘Do fou want to save from 95 to 75 eente per yard ona Carpet? Do you want to save from 10 to 100 dolla on « wt of Furniture? Do you want to save from 20 to 35 dollars om your ‘Curtain A business mas from one of the largest concerns of ‘Weare not giving away anything, but the pro! we ‘Whilst we mention a few things from time to time, 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL FIGURED OUR 27-INCH COLORED CHINA SILKS that were | FINE LINEN BED WEAR. y ce The following ! 7 THE PALAIS ROYAL. . ‘petone will provell: ci below. cently reduced from $1 to 85c. we are now selling st ‘We are in receipt of our importation order of E te. ete Line of shed: Linen Resdy-made Sheets, Pillow and Bolswr peng asity Sent x Man. 75. A compl of shades, of low CARPETS. Here sre things that are attracting crowds to the Jewelry department, You remember those quaint little Lace Pins, made of French enamel and repre- senting wild flowers. The price hasgradually dropped from 25c. to ONLY 5c. EACH. Genuine Roman Pearl Beads inallshades. Large size, 26c.; medium and small sizes, 15c. a string. Beads of Roll Gold, prettily chased, only $1 string, These area fec simile of those in real gold that are selling at $9 a string, 0 Aceanint bikers HE PALAIS ROYAL, Mare. Has prercuters Go Bz. The window of No. 1119 Pennsylvania ave. is to be filled this evening with samples of the Palais Royal's Autumn importation order. Leave it to the judgment of.the head mail order clerk and you will appreciate ordering Handkerchiefs by mail, AT 12ig0. EACH.—Over one hundred styles of Col- ored and White Hemstitched Borders. Do you prefer Revere, Dice, Embroidery, Corded, or Plain Hem- stitched Borders? Remember, all these Handkerchiefs are warranted Pure Linen and come in sizes for men’ ‘as well as ladies’ wear. At19, » 50, 68, 75e., and up to $2.60 each is shown the largest and most complete assortment now in Washington. Sosuperior are the Autumn importa- tions that the old stock is reduced as followa: Ladies’ 121¢0. Handkerchiefs go to 10c. Ladies’ 50c. Handkerchiefs go to 35e. Handkerchiefs go to 20¢, . Handkerchiefs go to 25c. $2 It isa fact that not only 50c. but many 68c, Hand- Embroidered French Linen Handkerchiefs now go at B5e. ‘Se. China Silk Handkerchiefs, with 1 inch and 194 bemstitched borders, at only 25c. each are less than wholesale price, Don’t delay an order by mail for these. <c00citatiak Miew THE PALAIS ROYAL, To Tue Sray-a7-Home, Enough to last tomorrow of the following: 12c., 16e. and 17c. Chenille Dot Veils for Se. ‘The Sample Pieces of Plaid Autumu Suitings at 50c. Syardand the Side Band Suitings at 68c, will Prob- ably not be bere two days hence. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) a Tur New Avro Jerseys, ‘The Palais Royal's Early Fall Importations have been received and will be displayed conveniently for inspection during MONDAY, (Aug. 12) TUESDAY, (Aug. 13.) WEDNESDAY, (Ang. 14) You are promised a view of no less than ten differ- entstyles of Tucked and Plaited Jerseys, no less than fifteen new styles of Braided Jerseys, and nine differ- ent styles of Jersey Blouses, THE PALAIS ROYAL. _ (Continued below.) Tue New Vest-rroxt Senseys, Prices @1.68, $2 and $2.50, Colors, Browns, Blues, Reds, Greens, Grays, Modes, Tan and a Fast Black. It would be as difficult to tell, on paper, why a paint ing by one of the old masters is superior to the chromo as to tell of how these new Jerseys are superior to last Season's goods, Your senses will tell you instantly—seeing and fee) ing will tell you, However, youcsn be told why the qualities for the prices are superior to what you may expect to find elsewhere, It's because these Jerseys were bought more advantageously and are soldat smaller profits than if a credit business were done. THE PALAIS ROYAL. ne Tr: Niw Baawen JSensiva, Prices—$2.68, $2.98, $3.25, 83.50, $3.93, ‘The narrow flat silk braid is a vast improvemen and you'll say so when you see how tastily the fifteen different styles of braiding are arranged. Colors as in Vest-frout Jerseys and, of course, a fast Black, Particular attention is asked to the $2.98 style, with fine braid binding, Note the silk finish to this Jersey. THE PALAIS ROYAL, «Continned below.) Tur New Prearep Jenstya, PRICES, $2.98, $3.98, 34.50, 85, $6. ‘Those with belt and buckle and cost cuffs will be much admired, ‘The colors are in the new Autumn Tints, and 9 Jet Black is shown, The $2.98 Jerseys, with tucked yoke and plain sleeves, are as good quality as the more expensive with Plaited sleeves. In fact, you will find that the qualities are ALL first-class. The difference in price is owing, mainly, to the more or Jess elaborate plaiting, &e, ‘That Tucked and Plaited Jerseys sre to be extremely popular tor autumn wear is a foregone conclusion; that the very latest importations are here is evident by the newly-arrivéd goods, and that the prices should ‘be lower than charged at the credit stores your good sense tells you. Your opinion of the display on the second floor will be appreciated. We learn much oe eee ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Biovse Jenseys Venr Curae, ‘Those are not now, being the correct summer style, but, since they will be worn indoors during the fal! they can’t be calied a strictly summer style, 80 you'll appreciate the reduced prices. ‘Those in Navy and Red, and a few in Blue and White to 83.98 each. These Jerseys are in néutical style and prettily trimmed with braid; have sold well at $4.50. ‘Missest and Children’s aizes are reduced from $2.68 to $2.48 each. . THE PALAIS ROYAL, Junszys To @o. =. hundred Jerseya at greatly reduced ‘Prices; in fact, no profit is now asked. Of couree sizes are missing in some styles, but you are almost certain in finding your size in more than obe style, and the wide, suitable for making foundations for Lace, Dresses, at 55c. per yard; regular price, 75¢. Price, $1. ALL-SILK DRAPERY NETS, 95c. per yard. distinct shades, comprising all the newest colors, 6S8c. per yard. ‘Warrant us in reducing a number of seasonable ma- pair. terials. Among the many Special Bargains we quote Size 24 by 2% yards°Sheets, $8 and 89 per the following meritorious materials: —_ 2: PILLOW-ca: 615 Real Lace Cuftaine $7 50. 400, auced to 3740, 89e, 300, LITE, reduced to $1, to 75c. GOODS OR CURTAINS come to us, low prices. ‘Best Quality Tapestry Brussels, 6c. per yard. ‘Best Quality All Wool Ingtain, 600. per yard. Best Quality Body Brussels, 95c. per yard. Cases. These goods are made from the best grade of pure Irish Linen aud every thread guaranteed pure linen, round, soft, made from pure Irish fax, is ofa superior bleach and Suish, and unequalled for durability, outwearing many other linens two to one. The incressing de- ‘mand for linens for bed wear has induced us to purchase quite extensively and we will take pleasuse in showing the stock. LINEN SHEETS. Ready-Made Al-Linen Sheets, size 2K by 2% yards, hemmed at one end and band- hemstitched at the other. Only §5 perpair. Best value ever offered at this price, AN ALL-SILK BLACK SATIN SURAH, 22 inches All @150 Suits for #90. All @100 Suits for $62.50. All @65 Suite for #42 50. AN ALL-SILK 26-INCH SURAH, 85c.; regular NOW COMES CPHOLSTERY GOODS, LACK CUR TALNS AND BEAVY PORTIERES. ‘We expect to lose the coming week $3,000 on this stock. Why? Because we will not takes dollar's worth Of the sbove i ctr new establishment, 4.500 paire Notfingbaw at 33 ceute on the Goler. 2.500 pairs Madréh Cdrtains at 83 cette on the An excellent assortment of better grades 48-INCH Our entire line of 75c. COLORED SURAHS, 100 ALL-5! @ollar, sit aad geen Resdy-Mote All-Lince Hemme Sheets, two 5,000 yards Upholstery Goods at 2% eents on the 48-INCH ALL-SILE, EXTRA HEAVY FISH NET,| sizes; 2% by 2 yardsouly $5 per pair; she | dollar. si. 234 by 2% yards, only $6.50 per pair. ‘200 vairs Heavy Turkoman Curtains at 50 cents am ese mocenonargon | ts i est — ; atboth ex LIGHT-COLORED DRESS GOODS D! ; me sizes and four quatities, viz: tg He nt 08.25. ‘Wire Mattresses, Splendid Quality, ¢3. . ‘Madras Curtains, Dy tite Yard, 50 @fts, Redueed . The satisfactory results of last week's trade again Bie 23% by 26 yards, Shoots, B50 per 500. ALL-WOOL CREAM ALBATROSS, reduced to In fagt We will sell every piece of Clrpet, every atte of Furnitute in PariSr aud Chanter, every Pair of ‘Lace Curtains and every yard of Silk, Mobair, Plush Tapestry, Rew Silks, Sv, atelows from 25 te 7S per eeut ob what we paid for them TERMS CASH. TERSs Casa No Deviation of Qu@Rule During this Se Ready-Made All-Liven Pillow-Cases, plain bemmed, size 2234 by 32 inches, Ouly $1.25 per pair. Ready-Made All-Linen Hemmed Pillow-Cases, nize 224 by 32 inches, good quality, only $1.50 per pair. Ready-Made All-Linen Hand Hematitched Pillow-Cases.size 22% by 36 inches, $2, $2.25, $2.50 per pair. Ready-Made All-Linen Hand-Hemstitched 620. ALL-WOOL CREAM ETAMINE, reduced to | _Pillow-Cases, size 223g by 36 inches, splendid tS qualities, $2.75, $3 and $3.50 per pair. ie Ready-Made All-Linen Hand-Hemstitched . 91.12 ALL-WOOL CREAM SIDE BAND OARME-] pity Cases. sizo 27 tay 86 tetean, sibs quality, only 3 per pait. ‘Special Seainless Pillow Linens, 40-inch,75¢.; 42-inch, 87¥c. :45-Inch, 1 per yard Ready-Made All-Linen Hand-Hemstitched Bolster-Cases, two yards long, only @2, $2.50 each. Linens by the yard, direct from the exclusive Linen Marts of the Old World. No better Values are possibly obtainable. 36-inch, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 6. 60, 68, 75, 87%e., $1. 500. AL WOOL CREAM NUN’S VEILING, re ‘75e. ALL-WOOL CREAM ALBATROSS, reduced to > JULIUS LANSEU RGR DS Tht oe, __Foture Business House Cot 13th and? acl@ 60c. ALL- WOOL CREAM SERGES, ‘reduced to 49c. 37Me. ALL-WOOL CREAM MOHAIR, reduced to $1 ALL-WOOL CREAM SERGE (54 inch), reduced $1 SIDE BAND SERGE, reduced to 760. ‘When you want anything in UPHOLSTERY, FANCY We have just what you want, and at our well-known HERE IS AN EXTRA SUMMER OFFERING: 150 PAIRS OF FANCY STAMPED CURTAINS $1.35 per psir; were $1.98. SPECIAL SALE PRICES IN FaNCY GOODS DEPARTMENT. STAMPED TIDIES were 18c., now 124. STAMPED SPLASHERS were 25c., now 15¢. STAMPED MOMIE SPLASHERS were 50c., now 45-inch Linens at 50, 56,58, 60, G2i¢e. 50-tuch Linens at 58, 75, 85, 90c, #1 and $1.35 per yerd. 54-inch Lineus at 60, 75,85, 90c,, nd 1.50 per yard, 72-4uch Linens at $1 and $1.15 per yant. 90-inch Linens at 75, 85 90c., el. 31.f0%, 91,25, $1.35 and €1.50 per yard. ‘Special 92-inch Pure Liven, only @1 per yard. 100-inch Linens st 81.35 per yard. TOWELS. FANCY GOODS, TRIMMLN: DYESS @oops, BAND: CLotEs, NX> UNDERWEAR AT COST. +8110 : MANY ARTICLES AT LESS TRAN CosT. HSENANTS, SHORT LENGTHS, ODDS AND BNOS aT BARF PRICK B5e. Unquestionably the largest and fihest stock WHITE, WHITE-AND-BLACK AND BLACK DRESS erasteep monte socaauenn G5c, now| ° Towels iu Washington. We haveat prevent | GODDS st SACRIFICE PRICES, some of the greatest values ever our good for-; 49e, tune tooffer, Wecan only pick out a few, so ‘Examine Stock and be convinced STAMPED DOYLIES were O5e,now 480, beg your examination aud comparison of the . Stock while next in the store, whether you — WASTE SILK 35¢. ounce, all colors, Wish to purchase or not. KNITTING SILK 28c. ball, was 35c. A bargain extraordinary~600 dozen, size 18 gan scnicd : by 38, all Pure Linen Huck-aBack Towiéla, EMBROIDERY SILK 7c. per doen spools, Only 12446, each; $1.50 per dozen. ‘719 Market Space, CROCHET COTTON, all numbers from 30 to 90, in Another great value—300 dozen, 20 by 38, street nas ot 8th street northwest Red, Ear and White, 100, ball for any number, for} *!! Pure Linen Huck-a-Back Towele soft Suiah, ae Corner: extra quality. Ouly 15c.. each; $1.75 per dozen, Irish Huck Towels, 18 by 36, only 20cFeach. Irish Huck Towels, 23 by 44, ouly 220. each or $2.50 doz. Choicest variety of 250, Towels ever dis- Played. No less than 30 different atylem sizes and qualities, including Huck, Damask, &e..in plain White and Colored Borders; both kuotted and plain fringe, Extra qualities in Hemstitched, Knotted Fringed and Fancy Damask Towels, soft nish, superior grags-bleached and of extraordinary Gurability, 25, 31, 37%, 50, 62%, Toe, $1, $1.25, $1.50, 82 and $2.25 each, Elegant Momie Linen Towels, handsomely embroidered in fancy-colored wamh silts, fin- ished with knotted fringe, Sizes, 27 by 56 inches. Price $2750, $4, $4.50 and 5. These Glegint Towels are seldom found outaide of ‘tbe largest importing houses, and they are but one of the many evidences that prove our stock of Lineus to be among the finest in the ‘this sale only, FANCY TABLES MARKED DOWN. Cherry Legs, Brass Feet, were $1.45, now 980, Brass Legs, Cherry Tops, $1.98, now $1.45. Brass Legs, Cherry and Plush Tops, were $2.25, now 81.65. TABLE COVERS, Beoutiful Colors, Tinsel Tapestry, Heavily Fringed One Yard Square were 75e,,now 490, 134 Yards Square were $1.00, now 7c. “U6 Yards Square were $1.45, now 99¢, HAVE YOUR CARDS ENGRAVED. ‘Don’t appear small should anyone ask you for a card and never carry a printed card. it is very bad form and really you don’t need to, for we engrave YOUR NAME ON A COPPER PLATE AND GIVE YOU FIFTY NICELY ENGRAVED CARDS FOR 860, Work guaranteed the best. Anybody can now have their cards engraved, If you are in a special hurry andere mows away we can furyish your card inside of five hours, Send your name and address end we will eend yous Fashion Catalogue free of charge. ALL THE DETAIL OF OUB GOODS 80 ‘THAT OUR CUSTOMERS Max BB suk TO GET ONLY Q0OD RELIABLE WORK, monly good bargains, 150 Pieces 18-inch Twilled Cotton Crash, ‘Only Se. per yard. 200 Bolts of Hand-made Russia Crashes, at 1234 and 15c. per yard. Bicached and Unbleached Twilled All-Linen Crashes, 1296, 14, 15, 18 and 20c. per yard. Bleached and Brown Visin Craghes, 8, 9, 10, 1136 and 14c. per yard. Checked Glass Towelings, 20 jpches, at 1236 and 15c. per yard. 24 inches at 15c. per yard. ‘We have taken the goods from stock end hed snade up in our work-rovms a quantity of ‘Tea, ‘Kitchen and Roller Towels, which we off at 8 alight advance on actual cost. Glass Towels, ‘24 inches wide, 15c. : Tes and Kitchen Towels, Gan and 6c, each; Roller Towels, 30c. ‘You should not fail to eee our Linen Stock. BEGAUSE WE TRY TO GIVE TOU & LYMLE BETTER VaLtE FoR rouR MONEY THAN YOU CaN OPTaxN aT WHERE ELSE IN THE CITY. BBCADSS OUR METHODS ARD BUSINESS PLANS ARE JUST AND GENEROUS. WB (GUARANTES EVERY THING WE SELL AND SP FOR ANYREASON ANY OF Gun’ Goods DO!T TURN OUT a8 WELA AS TER OUR. ‘TOES TSINES TAsY bao wa Mi Wald BRADT TO SATISFY BI. OUR WHITE ROBES NOW 81.60. ‘They contain 10 yards of 40-inch Fine India Linen ‘with 436 yards of wide and 4% narrow edging for trim- ming. These sre the identical robes we sold first at 4.00; the second lot we marked at $1.98; amore recent reduction to $1.65. and now the remaining few ‘will go at $1.50, as we will not carry over until next ‘eeason one summer item, (Becoud floor.) 4 L ANS: BURGH) Bees