Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1889, Page 4

4 id THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY, THE EVENING STAR. | Ar Tx: WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY... . ......August 21, 1889. CROSMY & NOYES.................. Editer, ee THE EVENING STAR bas tne fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the Werid, and as em Advertising Diedinm is worth more than all the ther papers published tm Washington. PALAIS Luzon Sis In Mews Snone ROVAL.JBARGAIN a New York Offic: Room 93, Tribune Building. | yeriiwa. ponecnteerarelie etn Biante dareen.4 The technical journal, Fire and Water, he | Pisin and Chenille Dot Vellings, all colors and com- what smount of protection from fire is enjoyed im each of the states and territories. The District of Columbia, where the inquiry was limited to the city of Washington, is given a Population of 230,000, with 8 steam fire-enginos, 8 hook-and-lndder trucks, 10 hose-carriages, 49 | COLLARS, horses, 22,000 feet of hose and 101 men attached to the fire department. Our spparatus and buildings are valued at $192,000, We have one electric alarm system, with 160 boxes; 179 miles of water pipe and 1,168 hydrants, The difficulty in comparing the statistics of the District with those of any of the states and territories rests in the fact that everywhere else there are from twelve to four hundred places included in a group; and, the greater the number of places, Blightly scfled from handling, sold at 1%. 15 AND 190, Beduosd to FIVE CENTS. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. ‘More bargains below. the greater the proportionate supply of de-| Gogg fenses, since each place requires a repetition of @ good deal of the plant and an extra num- ber of men as reserves. This will be obvious Misses’ Straight Goat Shoes. Reduced from 2.35 from the figures of the two states of Colorado | $1.00. and Rhode Island, which come nearest in pop- ulation for present purposes to the District. ‘Misses’ Dongola Button Boots. Reduced from $2.35 ut In Colorado, where reports are obtained from | to $1.00. 56 places, 252,320 people have seven steamers and one other style of engine—s total the same Ladies’ Dongola Button Boots, Opera and Common- es ours; but they have eight times as many | sense Toe, Reduced from $3.00 to $2.40. hook and ladder trucks as we, almost seven times as many hose carriages, more Ladies’ Dongola Button Boots, Opers snd Common- than three times as many feet of | sense Ton Reduced from $2.68 to $1.50. hose, and s force that outnumbers ours twenty-two to one. In Rhode Island, where | Oddsand Endsin Slippers. Any pair in the house at twenty-three places report 261,990 population, there are forty-one engines of all kinds, twen- ONE DOLLAR, ty-one hook and ladder trucks, and sixty-four | Some wereas high as:$2.75, hose carriages. The number of trucks and carriages falls a trifle below Colorado's, owing to the smaller number of piaces to be supplied, and hence the possibility of making a smaller outfit go further. The proportion of firemen to places in the two states is well preserved, Bhode Island, with half the number of plazes reporting, has half as many men in her several companies. The interest of these figures lies in their application to our District, Rhode ‘If we have your size you can‘get a bargain. THE PALAIS ROYAL, ‘More bargains below. Rows Pusst Brave Are in great demand; we have every conceivable Color Island’s needs more closely approach ours than | andall Sizes, They are Colorado’s do, owing to her denser population, Taking Rhode Island's 1,101 firemen, and divid- ing them between her 23 towns, average of about 50 men to a town; and taking 150, AND 250, A STRAND, we find an/ OHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFS-—full size for the aggregate population of the same towns | Men—White Hemstitched and Colored Borders, and dividing in the same way, we get an aver- age of about 11,391 souls to each town. As this ‘TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, average population is to the average supply of | which is less than the wholesale price, firemen, so is the 230,000 population attributed to Washington to the number of firemen whose services are needed here on the Rhode Island scale; and this number, about twenty times as many as we have now, would be borne out by s similar deduction from Colorado's figures also. A disparity in some other conditions than those suggested reduces considerably the pro- portionate number of firemen necessary to pro- tect the District. But after all allowances have been made, the figures indicate clearly that the capital is far from being a spendthrift in its expenditures for protection from fire, and sug- gest that with the growth of the city in popu- Mirra Ladies’ Black Silk Mitts Reduced. B8c. Jersey Mitts reduced to 50c. 500. Jersey Mitts reduced to 350. 260. Jersey Mitts reduced to 190. THE PALAIS ROYAL, iMBROIDERIES FP RIGES. WE HAVE A LOT OF SIZES. 8, G6 9, 9% 10, 10% 11, IN THE BUTTON, LACE AND CONGRESS, REDUCED FROM 65.00 TO $3.00. ALL OUR MEN'S BUSSET SHOES AT COST AS WE DO NOT WANT TO CARRY OVER A SINGLE Pals, BURT'S ABTHUB BURT & 0O., 1211 F 8ST. ¥. W. SUG & i ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTION IN eh re OUSE. SUGAES, LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. GRAN., Sige. a, 80. LIGHT BROWN, 7}40. SUGAR HOUSE, 781 7TH BT. XW. eul6-1m,49 3. MoILVEEN, Mer. 719 719 STOCK TOO LARGE. MUST BE STILL FURTHER REDUCED. Extra inducements this week, Do not fail to.em- race this opportunity. to, secure Goods st Oost and lone than cost at BG: DAVIS Black and White, and White Dress Goods, If you pasts ane drome cheap you cannot fail to secure °30 Remnants in lengths from 2 to 736 yards at lees than value. Pla lation and extent of dense settlement care | ** “doubtless scarc> with most houses st this time, | An Elegant Blesched Damask with Red Border....40c. must be taken to see that the resources of the fire department in men and apparatus are cor- respondingly increased. $$ It does not require the eye of a prophet to discover that the Norfolk convention of Vir- ginia republicans might have had its member- ship personally chosen by Gen. Mahone with- out materially altering its character. Even the protesting element admitas much as that. They do not pretend to deny that the caucuses throughout the state have left him Practically im the piace of a dictator and that everything now depends on what use he makes of his ex- traordinary power. The effect of this feeling will be to fastev upon him, more than ever be- fore, the responsibility for defeat or the glory of success. The greatest interest felt now is aa to the platform on which Gen. Mahone Pro- poses tochallenge the foeto meethim. He will have bard work in constructing one with & plank not already covere@ by the democrats, either with republican opinions outright or with a neatly-balanced presentation of views which members of either party could support without much loss of prestige. $< The ennual meeting of the American Bar Association at Chicago, during the closing days of the present month, will be made memorable by Prof. Simeon E. Baldwin's address on “The Centenary of Modern Government”—sure to be fall of the most approved mugwump doctrine; by Judge Henry B. Brown's paper on “Judicial Independence,” and by Walter B. Hill's on “The Federal Judicial System.” A notable omission from the published program is that of the customary theses on topics for inter- state legislation, like marriage and divorce, the descent of property, and other similar sub- jects. These are matters which can be far more profitably discussed in a national asso- ciation than in one coniined to single state or section; and they belong to a class which can- not be settled by action too soon. The loose condition of our American laws affecting the most important interests of life is due, of | course, to the system of independent state governments, and the only mode of assuring | with embroidered yoke. permanent uniformity would be an amend- ment of the federal Constitution enlarging the | and sleeves. Powers of Congress. This is probably im- Practicable, for the present at least, In default | broidery. of it, the cultivation of a strong popular senti- ment which should take shape in uniform legis- | broidered yoke. ‘bus not with us, We keep this stock full and com- Dleteatall times. A case of new goods just recetved, | Drahery Nets, Ribbons aud 80 if you need anything in the Embroidery line you know you can get it at s&s EER 909 00, EN X DDD E 00, 00 Eg ‘Not many left, therefore your choice of any 60c. or ‘75e. “Champion” Waist for THIRTY-NINE CENTS. Shért Waist is undoubtedly the best made, Those which sold regularly by us for 95 cents to go at SIXTY-NINE CENTS. Branch Office 8 ats. FLANNEL SHIRT WAISTS, Just what will be needed for sutumn wear. Those Which sold for 980. and $1.15 to go at SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS. Best Razor Geppas Dasnaak, 60 inches wide. an ats Dual Nar ie ots, Libbons Gloves and Bande NOTION DEPARTMENT, . paper CUTLERY DEPARTMENT. 20 Gosmn Cash Steel Scissors, sizes 3 inches to Pig iP t best i from 80. to" eek Gees ee for, worth 1. Scissor ade at cost pric : i elegant ¥ ie is, i in the world, $1.25; worth 82.25. z SOAPS AND PERFUMERY. RQ Davia, eu2l ‘719 Market Space. F. . JA Bi a J. F.Curtmaxg. W. J. Duoax. Ls ins ba Eh Cova SO pecass 106 Gth st, ASHINGTON, D.C. We Real ited. Loans negot l. ted. Est managed. Tr Turance plsced in rellable cotupanieas se aeSL-oe 3 IE & CO. HEAL ESTATE ‘BROKER! Dealers fn Southers Maryland bee THE PALAIS ROYAL fF & § uo wait = _Glore bargains below.) ASW EER A Cozser Banca, ce pea Our 76c. French Woven Corset, perfect im St and nt ER rat 4 ad ‘nish, for three days only at ER FIFTY-NINE CENTS. NNN ONN RN A eee, | ART & $1.98 Isou-Lixex Brovses, ge E o% NS ¥ 6°%S 81.68 India-Linen Blouses, "ig aie ep Bo 83 Boe Hi ‘ae 91.75 Cumteto Mather Hsbbeel Gowen, with am- fet 284 tian Hex = Reduced to $1.48. lation by the several states would wuswer the pur- $1.48 Cambric Corset Covers, with plat, val. insert- Pose veryweil. When men whose professional | ine and lace, training fits them specially to make and in- terpret aud administer laws in various parte of | ™broidered front. American Bar | (gore bargains below.) the Union get together, as at the Associazion mectings, these problems ing $< op ‘The prospect is bright of a speedy supply of water for the Georgetown mills. The canal will soon resume operations as a mill race and Reduced to $1.25, ‘75e, Cambric Corset Covers, with square neck and Reduced to 640. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. mooted should be treated to an intelligent aud seareh-| S50. Lszaxte Lixo Duxsszs, Made of Cambric, with neck and slveves tucked and embroidered. Reduced to 550. 98c. Children's Short Dresses, with embroidered water-power, but the prospect of its recon- | 2e* snd .sleeves, struction as @ navigable water way is gloomy in the extreme. ‘The plans attempted with a gen- Reduced to 750, THE PALAls ROYAL, eral rebuilding in view have failed. Other | —(ore bargains below.) suggested plans for the same purpose have been Noverrms Ix beset with so many difficulties that they have J. ERSEYS, Only $2.98, A Splendid Tucked-yoke Jersey at $2.98, in Black, Navy, Brown and Garnet. An Excellent Jersey, with braided vest (a Ja “mili- | and colors. 62.68, Another Style, trimmed with soutache and mohair braid. At $2.68. At 62.66, A Paris-inade Jersey, extra weight cloth, suitable for Mountain or sea shore. These are only 8 few of our scores of styles. To mention or attempt to describe all of them would in pI & The nearer we the first of the month the greater the bérgains that are put on our counters, We've bad many a sale during our many yearsin Washington, but never have we offered goods as cheap asin this one. In evrey department you will find bar- gains that are sure to interest you. ‘We call special attention to a lot of odd pairs and SCHLEE BLANKETS and Comforters. These are goods left over from las season and@in pecking them away they always get more oF less creased and soiled. To close these out now we have made very liberal reductions, which, the large demand there will be for Bed Coverings this fall during the Templar Conclave and the considera- ble rise tm woolens, it will certainly be money easily saved by looking through the lots as advertised below. 63 pairs of 10-4 White and Colored soiled, were sold last season for $1.63. CLOSING PRICE 61.25. ‘Spatra of 10-4 Colored Woolen Blankets, were 2.75. CLOSING SALE $2.25. 8 paire of 10-4 Colored Woolen Blankots,were $3.25. CLOSING PRICE $2.75. 1 pair 10-4 Woolen Blankets, were $3.50, CLOBIXG SALE $3. 10 pairs of 10-4 California White Fleece Wool Blankets, were $3.25. ry 3 BAUM'S POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, an20 ‘OH, STH AND D STREETA K ENGRAVER AND LITHOGRAPHER, 1018 PA. AVR, Bverg Evening Durtng August (Saturday: Be cepted) we Comaté p.m 4 Ge will Linen—eepecially in Collars and Cuff, ‘There's not ecollar made will giveactual service equal to the new Saks and Company. It stands to reason theré isn't—Ours are S-ply, 2100 Mnen—all-linen, at that—Hand-made button holes.—Perfectly cut and cannot possibly draw out of shape. Compare them with the other leading brands in the market, and you'll find point upon point where we lead ‘em. We charge only 200, apiece for this grade.—Don't waste your time comparing them with the regular ‘200. qualities. Our 10c, “Saks and Company” {nas good as the best of them. In bothof these brands—the 200. and 10c.— ‘we've all the leading shapes—standing and turn- down, The Cuffs that go with the 10c. Collars come in all the shapes, including the links, and are 15. per pair—Cheap for a cuff of that qual- ity, But the Cuffs forthe 20c. collars we've as yet only one style—the equare corners, rever- sible. Theseare 40c. per pair—but there can ‘be nothing finer made. ‘We guarantee both these lines, Wear them— + have them done up—then if you're the least bit Giseatisfied—back goes your money. We brag about these Collars and Cuffs because we know what's in'em. It's no guess work with us, Take one of our 570. unlaundered Shirts home and let your mother or wife look it over for you, They'll know just where to look for weak points, but they won't find any. The con- tinuous seams will be new, but they'll see the great advantage in them at once. Tell them we warrant the shirts Utica Mills Muslin, 1900 Mnen bosom and wristbands, They know what wuch a shirt is iterally worth and they'll tell you 570. ischeap for them. They'd be a good purchase at 750, Don't forget we're on hand with our advance styles of Fall Neckwear, GAKS AND COMPANY, NEW HABERDASHERY. SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE, au2l Kyicsts Torus Reoauna UNIFORMS FOR WASHINGTON, COLUMBIA, DE MOLAY AND POTOMAC COMMANDERIES ‘Ave manufactures ang sold i as lowas any house ——_————— best quality and guaranteed regu- jon. iso UNIFORMS FOR OLD (ON COM- MANDERY of Alexandria, Va., at prices. WILLETT & RUOFF, 8u19-3m_ 905 Pennsylvania ave, Awaxz ‘Aye! verily, and with that degree of intensity which keeps us always in the LEAD. Even the casual observer has ‘not failed to note the fact that we have many FOLLOWERS, About two weeks ago we started SPECIAL PANTALOON SALE, And immediately thereafter the TRADE, with surpris- ing unanimity, followed in our wake, thereby indors- ing our methods, which all know to be immensely populrwith HE PEOPLE, Our magnanimity will not permit us to do less than condole with these self-styled and self-proclaimed Leaders (?) over their ignominious failure to defeat our plan even after we had shown our hand. And here are other nuts for them to crack—if they can, MOHAIR COATS AND VESTS, SILK STRIPES, AT $1.97 FOR COAT AND VEST. A saving to the purchaser of 3.02 on each Cost and Vest. Handsome and Stylish Silk and Worsted Suits worth 18 now goat 810.75 A SUIT. Our $10.75, $11.50, $12.25 and $13.75 Cassimere Suits have been reduced to $7.50 A SUIT. ‘Those Beautiful 86 and $6.50 Pantaloonsareselling rapidly ot gst 3.50 A PAIR. As are also those Styi sh and Durable All-wool Bootch Plaid and Tweed Pantaloons at $2.78 A PAIR, Youth", Boys’ and Children's Suits at prices in keep- ing with those above quoted. VICTOR E. ADLER'S 10 © PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSR, 927 and 929 7th st. n.w., Corner Massachusetts avenue STRICTLY ONE PRICK Open Saturdays until 12 p.m, ‘Office Coats, Stri and Checks, on sale Monday, Wetnesdey, and Hriday, movatees "oh 8 emeay Price, 25c. auld Coxmmvatiox Or H. A. SELIGSON’S 20 PER CENT REMOVAL SALE of PURE WINES AND LIQUORS In Bottles and Demijobns At 826 12TH ST. XW, NEAR F. Before I remove to my new building on the corner of 12th and Penusyivanis ave. n.w., ob or about October Ji want g reduce my fusietine stock of Foreign and jean Wines and Liquors, now stored in four ware houses in this city and ‘one in Baltimore, to the very lowest minimum. PLEASE COMPARE MY PRICES WITH THOSE OF aaa Original Reduced Prices "Prices CALIFORNIA WINES, Claret, extra quality. ‘oy 0 80 ret, ex 1 2 fain a 8 % 388 50 i 20 90 160 03 88 Bran 8 820 Brandy, very old. oO 400 Brandy, very. very old $3 8 3 00 10 40 Genuine North Carciine Seupper- (A delicious Sweet Catawba (Anest quality). 130 28 : E AN HASHMI MISE POCATOBA RAMI BRARRCRETOMMRG "7 SSSSESESESESS SSSESSESSTESTE SSSSSSSSSSESS SSESSESSSSESSS ES oS. / as q sefiey aSESE sepa i f AUGUST 21, LARS = BURCH % BRO. OUR PLUSH GARMENTS, all looking beautiful and stylish, are here, We have them all tteketed and marked the prices we ‘shall sell them for when season begins, Now, to induce early purchasers, we will allow TEN PER CENT OFF THE SELLING PRICE OF ANY GARMENT you will buy this month, This will give you a good chance to select from an entire new stock, ond glues us an equally good chance to wait on you without the rush and bustle tnetdent to FALL and WINTER TRAPE, ‘We will also, Y t& be more convenient to you, upon the Payment of a small deport, reserve any garment for you and assume the responsibility af tts safe delivery when Fequested by you, CONTINUATION OF OUB DROP SALES, Impossible to enumerate all the Bargains. The sd- ‘Vantages presented to buyers are legion end cam scarcely be summed up, ‘This will probably be the last time that we will call your attention to our Drop Sales, as our FALL GOODS will now gradually arrive, Soit ie not alone advise- ble but necessary to come this week to secure these choice bargains, DON'T WAIT. YOUR CHANCE IS A GOLDEN ONE. Delay is dangerous, Bargains all over the store, Good, reliable merchandise sacrificed to make room for FALL STUFFS. AMONG THE MOST DESIRABLE BARGAINS ARE 175 LIGHT WEIGHT CASHMERE SHAWLS for cool evening wear, in pretty shades and colorings, from $1 to 5. The price put on these is less than ‘they could now be bought for by us, A CHANCE FOB THE MULTITUDE, All our PARASOLS, no matter what the price was, whether it be $12, $10, $8, $7, 85, or $3, will now be offered you AT $1.98 YOUR PICK, ‘We reserve no PARASOL. We give you your choice outof the entire stock, which yet consists of at least five hundred Fine New-style PARASOLS, BLACK AND MOURNING GOODS, GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. Clearing up and closing out of several Lnes of LIGHT and MEDIUM-WEIGHT DRESS GOODS sts ‘sacrifice to make room for our falland winter impor- tations, BLACK ALL-WOOL CHEVIOT GRENADINE, de sirable for fall wear, 38-n., reduced from 50 to 300, BLACK FINE ALL-WOOL FRENCH GRENADINE, the wear guaranteed, 40-in., reduced from $1 to 75¢. BLACK VERY FINE FRENCH GRENADINE, formerly $1.25, now 90c, BLACK ALL-WOOL FRENCH CANVAS CLOTH, ‘Will shake the dust, desirable for seaside and moun- tain wear, 42-in., reduced from 75c, to 50c. BLACK ALL-WOOL ALBATROSS, 36-in., re auced to 37}40. BLACK ALL-WOOL ALBATROSS, 40-in., reduced to 500. BLACK ALL-WOOL OHALLIES, 40-in. reduced from 506. to 37340. BLACK ALL-WOOL CHALLIES, 23-in. reduced from 25¢, to 180. BLACK ALL-WOOL CHALLIES, 40-in, reduced from 650, to 550. BLACK ALL-WOOL BATISTE. fine quality, 40-in., reduced from 65c. to 50c. BLACK ALL-WOOL CHECKED BATISTE, 42-in., reduced from $1 to 750. BLACK AND GRAY STRIPE AND PLAIN SERGE, ‘B8inches. Reduced from 50c to 3730, BLACK AND WHITE ALL WOOL CHALLIES, 30 inches, Reduced from 50c. to 40c. BLACK ‘BRILLIANT MOHAIR, fine quality, 56 inches. Reduced from $1.00 to 85c. BLACK PRIESTLEY'S Satin Side Rand Batiste,very Gesirable for full suit or skirt, 42 inches, Reduced from $1.00 to 850. BLACK ALL-WOOL SERGE, 36 inches. Formerly 50c., now 350, BLACK ALL-WOOL HENRIETTA, 46 inches Formerly 90c., now 750. BLACK ALL-WOOL HENRIETTA, 46 inches. Formerly $1.00, now 85¢, We make a specialty of NUN’S VEILING for veils in the piece, 42 inches, from 75c, to $2.50 per yard. Also the ready-made veils, lengths from 13 to 26 yards long. $2.75 to $9.00 is the range of prices. REMNANTS OF SILK WARP HENRIETTAS, in desirable lengths, at greatly reduced prices, ANOTHER GOOD OFFERING. An opportunity which should not be lost. 68, 65. 6236 and 50c, Dress Goods, 390, ‘These goods are seasonable materials suitable for food serviceable dresses and heretofore were good bargains at prices named, but to close the season we cut the prices on the lot of sixty pieces, 39c. a yard. ECONOMICAL HOUSEKEEPERS will please note this: We will put on sale 3 cases of 11-4 VENETIAN WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, weighing 6% pounds, for $5, ‘The manufacturer's price is $1 per pound, so we sell them to you cheaper than the maker does tous. This is done to induce you to visit our BLANKET DE- PARTMENT 00 much sooner, ‘The remainder of our LADIES’ AND MISSES' SUITS Dut at such low prices that were we to tall you of them in print you would scarcely cred it, 80 come and look for yourself. ‘We won't keep uttit over it'ws tulve'te give it away. ‘That is our way of doing business—to open each and ‘every season with s fresh stock. LARS = BURGH & BRO. 420, 422, 494, 496 SEVENTH ST, 1889; ~ OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, OR. 11TH AND F STs. X. Wrosrmar, Avaver 21, 1889, SPLENDID VALUES IN TURCOMAN AND NOTTINGHAM CUBTAINS. 50 Pairs Plain Red-top Turcoman Curtains with chenille dado, 42 in. wide and 3 yards long. Only 61.75. 100 Pairs Ecra Nottingham Ourtains, 3 yarde long. Only 900, ourth floor.) TABLE COVERS, Four-quartess Chenille Table Covers tn good colors and both sides alike. Only 800. Six-quarters Rew Silk Table Covers, fringed allround Only ¢1. ‘Kight-quarters Rew Silk Table Covers, fringed allround. Only $2, Fourth floor.) ‘WINDOW SHADES, 500 Ready-made Window Shades, all com- plete with pulls, in Buff, Ecru, Red, Spanish Olive, White and Dark Brown, 36-in. wide and Gft. long. Only dic. 300 Opeque and Holland Window Shades, all complete in a variety of colors, 36 in. wide and Git. long Only 600, 100 Fringed Window Shades made of deed @mished Holland, all complete, with first-class q@pring roller, Only 60c. WINDOW SHADES TO ORDER 4 SPE- CLALTY. We have every facility for manufsc- turing Window Shades on the premiscs. We Guarantee all Shades made by us and will keep all Shades made and hung by us fora period of ‘One year free of charge. (Fourth floor.) SPECIALS IN LINENS. 200 dozen Extre-heavy Plain White Huck ‘Towels with colored bordera. Only 20¢, each or 82.40 per dozen, 150 Four-quarters Fringed Linen Tray Cloths ‘with red checked centers, Only 50c. each. 200 dozen Checked Linen Doylies, Only 500, per dozen, 150 German Linen Damask Pattern Table Cloths with and without colored borders Prices as follows: B-4..0... 8-107) woo Blo ieccserssneeeen: (Becond floor.) SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN LADIES’ LINEN COLLARS, 100 dozen Ladies’ Linen Collars, subject to alight manufacturers’ imperfections, worth from 25 to 50 per cent more than the price at ‘Which we offer them. All shapes and sizes in the lot. Price 10c. each or 3 for 250. 14 dozen Ladies’ Rolling Collars of fine Swiss embroidery of various designs with pmall cape attached, Only 250. each. First floor.) LADIES’ VESTS, Ladies’ Fine Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests with high neck and long sleeves, finished down front with silk facing; just the weight for August's cool mornings and evenings, Only STi. First floor.) SPECIAL BARGAIN IN HOSIERY. 120 dozen Children's Fast Black Ribbed Cot- ton Hose with double heel and toe, Sizes 6 to Sionly. Price 250, (First floor.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, eu2] Cor. 11th and F Sts N.W. CoxtNvation OF OUR SALE OF YANKEB NOTIONS, Fiat Silk Lacers, 4 yards long, 26 and 370, ‘Linen Corset Lacers, 3 yards long, 3c. ‘Bound Silk Dress Lacers, 23 yards long, 100, Fist Silk Lacersa, 3 yards long‘ 25 and 300. Round Linen Corset Lacing, 1c. a yard. Elastic Corset Lacera, 10 and 250, Dress Reeds, with elastic, 9c. per set. Dress Reeds, without elastic, 6c. per set. Madame “Louise” Hair Curlers, long and short, 2 for 50, Tayler's Best English Pins, 12 and 140; Book Pins, 10e. Imperial Jet Pins, 10c 8 box. ‘Tayler's Black Pins, 12¢ 8 box, Kirby's Black Pins, 120, Mourning Pins, Sc. box, Emories, 100. Button Hooks, 6, 7, 8, 10, and 150, Bilk Cord in good colors, 5, 10, and 124e. 0 yard. “Vassar” Sleeve Holder, 100 each. “Parmela” Ouff Fasteners, 1000 pain, Shoe Buttons, 8c per gross, Bone Buttons, large size, 250 per gross. Bone Buttons, small size, 20c per gross. Agate Buttons, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10c acara, Bachelor Buttons, 20c. a box, Button Rings, 15c. a box. ‘Taffeta Ribbons, 18c. a piece of 10 yards. Flannel Binding, 3, 4, 5, 6and 70. s yard. Pillow-case Studs, 5, 6 and 9c. each. Bang Nets, single, cap shape, 50, Bang Nets, white. cap shape, 100, Robert's Gold Eye needles, 6c. s paper, Darning Needles, 6c. a paper, Bodkins, le. each. Fedors Dress Shields, 21, 25, 29 ana 83c. 0 pair. Goody car's Seamless Stockinet Dress Shields, 17, 21 and 25, Double Nainsook Dress Shields, 12, 14, 16 and 18c. s pair. Single Repellent Dress Shields, 12, 14, 16 and 18c. « pair. Basting Cotton, 500 yards, on spool, 5a, ‘White and Black Cotton Tape, 38 yardsin Piece, 18c, - Duplex Garters, 180, Dull Jet Hat Pins, le. apteca, Bright Jet Hat Pina, le, Cut Jet Hat Pins, 3 for 50, Dull Jet Veil Pins, 8¢. a dosen, White Hat Pins, 1c. ‘Milward’s Best Scissors, 420. to 87e. Alarm, $1.15, $1.65, $2.25 and $3. Every one warranted for one year, DEUGGIST SUNDRIES: Here is s brief mention of a few things we ‘keep in our “Druggist Sundries Department.” ‘To get a fair estimate of the extent of the stock. multiply each item by ten. ‘Nail Files, Nail Polishers, Net] Enamel and ‘Bosaline. ‘Whisk Brooms, 154 Velvet Brushes, 500, Clothes Brushes, 620, Combs, 9 to 75¢. ‘English Bristle Nail Brushes, 6c. to $1.50. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROR * Cor, 11th and F ote. a.m wears | | Toes OWT IT TIME TO CONSIDER THE FALL OVERCOAT AXD MEDIUM-WEIGHT PANT. ALOOX QUESTION? ‘THE COOL MORNINGS AND EVENINeS REMIND OXE OF THEIR USEEULNESS, YOR THE NEXT FOUR MONTHS THEYLE, BE THE MOST USEFUL GARMENTS YOULL mavR 4 VERY STYLISH OVERCOAT CAN BE HAD AT SMALL COST AND FASHIONABLE TROUSERS AT ALMOST AXY PRICE. OUR LINES OF THESE GOODS ARE mm GOOD SHAPE WILL YOU LOOK AT THEM? & B BARXUM & 00, auld 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVR 919 Pusssnvaxa Ave WE HAVE FINISHED STOCK TAKING aXD FIND 4 GREAT NUMBER OF REMNANTS OF ALL KINDS IN STOCK. WE DESIRE TO SELL THEM AT ONCE AND HAVE MARKED THEM VERY CHEAP; 4 GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR SCHOOL DRESSES FOR CHILDREN, 60 PIECES FRENCH SATINES, IN FIGURES AND PLAIN, ONLY 20 CENTS PER YARD, 50 PIECES GINGHAMS. ALL KINDS PLAIDS AND STRIPES, VERT CHEAP. 100 DOZEN HUCK TOWELS, $3 4 DOZEN. THE BEST VALUE IN THE CITY FOR THE MONEY, 4 CALL WILL CONVINCE You. ONE PRICE W. M. SHUSTER & sOxa, eul7 019 PEXN. AVE. X.W, Panavevesu Sronz ‘Will offer one more lot of the Le ies’ Fine Lawn Handkerchiefs. bem- stitched and revered borders; they are Sold elsewhere at 123¢c. Our price 5c. 36-inch Batiste. Price was 9c.; now Creo. = Price was 123 and 15e.; now ‘Meu's White Dress Shirts, special good value st 50c.; linen bosom, collar and wrist bands, reinforced fronts and yoke beck ; the best value for tue money to be found. A wrest bargain in Ladies’ Corsets ; will offer balance of stock of Common Sense } ya Price was 85c.; price to close, Dr. Warner's Summer Health Corseta, Beduced trom €1.25 to 80c. Children's Corset Waists reduced to Bde. * MATTINGS at Cost to clos, CARHART & LEIDY. sul? 928 7thet. and 706 K st. n.w. Of Carpets, Furniture, Rugs, Lace Curtains, Uphol- stery Goods, &c., before removal to our new building 13th and F streets, will be continued another week, commencing Monday, August 19. Owing to the heavy inroads made in some departments we are obliged to Omit a number of articles advertised last week. WHAT WE WILL OFFER FOR ONE WEEK, COM- MENCING MONDAY, AUGUST 19, CARPET DEPARTMENT, Best-quality Wilton Velvet, 81. - “Body Brussels, 900, “ © ‘Tapestry “ 650, RUGS. RUGS. RUGS Bromley's best quality Smyrna Rugs as follows: All @10.00 Smyrus Rugs, @6.85. * Gp .* “ 94.35, “ 9500 ° ° 9280, “ e350 * * 9230 {= e250 = = 91.50, UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. All @5.00 Nottingham Lace Curtains, $3.00, All €4.50 a e 82.50. All 63.50 - wl 62.00, All 62.50 * od 61.50, All 62.00 e ° 01.25. 500 pair Medrass Curtains, $2.50, $3, €3.50, @4, 94.50 and 85 per pair; worth double the price. 150 pair Swiss Lace Curtains at $7.50, $8.50, #9, $10, 612.50 end $15, worth respectively €12, $16, $18, 620, $22.50 and 825. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, $150 Chamber Suits now $90.00. e125 $100 875 300 Velvet and Brussels Ottomans, 50. 50 pes. Fancy Matting (40 yds), €4.00. ht sling mt ~ 6.00. 50 * “ Jointless Matting (40 yas), 9.50 5,000 yds. Madrass Muslin, 50c.; worth $1.50. 40-1b. Hair Mattress, at 68.85. ‘Wire Mattress, good quality, €3.00. ‘In fact we will sell every article in the house st the ame reduction. Space will not allow us to enumerat® all, Do not fail to call this week, as you can save frem 25 to 50 per cent on every article advertised. Terms cash on or before delivery. No devistion from this rule,