Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1890, Page 4

THE EVE G STAR. W ASHINGTO WEDNESDAY. i CROSBY S. NOVES oe Editor. THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the Werld, and as an Advertising Medium is worth mere than all the other papers published in Washington. (geen Hew York Office: Room 93, Tribune Building. The Commissioners have devoted much time and labor to the preparation of a proposed liquor law for the District, the terms of which are published elsewhere in Taz Stan. Ahigher license and more stringent regulation are pro- vided for the legal sale of intoxicating liquors, and severer punishment for their illegal sale. ‘The measure is in the direction of those which have been found most effective in the large cities of the country, in that it proposes high license and strict regulation for the liquor trafic rather than ite entire pro- hibition. It is as true today as in the time of the Greek law-giver that the best law for any community is the best which will be enforced and obeyed. A measure called a bigh-liconse law, which cuts down the saloons to a comparatively small number, hedges about the traffic with wise restrictions concerning the hours within which and the persons with which it may be conducted, and prohibits, under heavy penalty, all othor traffic in liquor, may, as experience bas shown, be reasonably well enforced in our large cities, and is then a more practical and effective meas- ure of prohibition for such places than a law pro- hibiting entirely the sale of liquor. For ex- perience proves thata prohibitive law is not enforced in American cities, and that its prac- tical effect in them is to multiply low grog- geries and the demoralizing influencos asso- ciated with the sale of liquor. Local communi- ties wlil see to the enforcement of laws which they have imposed upon themselves and which local sentiment supports. Local option will give to each community the best practical measure of prohibition,—to the average rural district uncompromising prohibition, to the large city the modified probibition of high li- cense, Undoubtedly public sentiment in Wash- ington would not sustain statutory prohibition. A high-license law, vigorously enforced, is the best that is now available, The application of the liquor law is of greater importance to this community than the details of the terms of its statutes. The count- Jess unpunished violations of our low-license law indicate the difficulties to be overcome in the enforcement of a new high license law, and st the utter impracticability of any more cal measure of prohibition, Some of the : \ost important features of the new legislation ueerning the liquor trafic will be se which are designed to enable authorities to act more effectively than heretofore in closing unlicensed saloons, and ymnishing illegal dealers in liquor. Whatever jouw the city has on the subject it should be so samed that the chances to escape from punish- sent under it of him who violates it will be re- “uced to the smallest possible terms, a ——_—_—- The highest court of New York has decided at execution by electricity is not a cruel and sual punishment under the state constitu- Now the United States courts are to de- 1: the same question under the constitution the United States. Meanwhile New York's irderers will remain unexecuted, and in the -robable event of a decision by the federal art different from that of the state court ‘vey may escape the death penalty altogether. ——_— sug ru The President has been very sparing of his vetoes, In the veto of the Dallas (Texas) pub- : buildimg bill be lays down the executive vemula of preference for general over local lation where there is a choice caused by .creasing expenditure and decreasing income. a — A policy of arbitration has been adopted for the settlement of controversies between Ameri- n republica. It ought to be possible to adopt he same wise policy for adjusting all differ- «aces between the employers and employed of tue leading American republic, — Possibly the time will come when the Dis- triet of Columbia. crippled by bearing half the .pense of national enterprises with the yov- nment, may apply to that august and power- sal organization for a pension. a Shall the South or the tariff be reduced? shat is the qu anvrarct Apventiseents ceate public confidence. The place you do your deal- ght to Le with the firm you have th- most con- nee, aud to gain your confidence we are determined sell the Best Selected Stuck of Dry Goods, Ladiew’ Men's Furnishings at Lowest Marke: Prices, but tue same time you must remember we keep only oot Gouds aud guarantee prices for correspouding sity and make to be equal, if not cheaper, than our By competitorsin the same line. Below sresfew ~vaities picked at raudom out of our many depart- vente var Black Brilliantines are our own importation and uur 40c. quality us well worth your earliest inspection, +. BSc. T5c., SUc., PSe. and 81.23. Suk-tuish Henrietta, in atitul shades of Uld Kose, Heliotrope and many et desirable colors. At Toe we can give yous very fine Henrietta 45 whes wide. If youremember we carry @ full line of those Hen- rettns. 45-inch wide al! shades at 50c.s yard. These are the widest gouds for tho price in the city. ik Stripe Heur: ip Oid Rose, Light evlor, worth $1 a yard, for 73c. cing aud Nets atall prices. These iaces aud ets are very styush sud make cool dvesses, IN SILKS. ‘We claim to sell only Guaranteed American Silks, Our $8c. Heavy Bisck Gro8 Grain Silk is the same quality usually sold for 81.25; oar $1.23 quality is worth $1.50; better qualities proporuonately cheap: ur #9¢. China Silks areas ali our goods, cheap for the y. aud we have them in all shades; our All-wool Plads,36-ineh wide, for $9c., are extra value. See our qualities and pricesof Heurietta Cloths, 4 Handsome Robe Dress Patterns, well worth #20. Our price $14.98, in Light Gray, Helictrope, Gree and Brown. 1 case Imitation China Silk at 15¢. a yard; prettiest goods made for the price, See oar French Sateens, Scotch, French and Zypher hares, White Goods, Indis Linens and all sum- ter fabrics before purchasing elsewhere, STRASBURGER'S DRY GvuODS AND CLOAK STORE, 404 and 406 7th st. nw. Svectan ore Busouss (RST-CLASS DRY GOODS. Beeutifal ae dress oles Se, to 25e, Loveiy Challies, ate designs, Exquisite atnes, u5e. Naiusock and sheer India Linous, Sc, to 16 Yard-wide Henrietta Cloths, 5c. to 50e. oveity Siueband Dress Goods reduced to 50c. Louscale Cambric, wenuine, 4c. 10-4 sheeting aa low 38 Ive vr Waruer's ani # Cornets, 95c. dhe Monarch Sbirt. #7e.: Wuves, Hosiery, Co: aes an boston pious Cur entire stock of Lovely Goods at a sacrifice. Call warily varceins, ‘and secure bar, BROPHEAD & CO, 907 ¥ st Clasoute Temp te, 1t Estabitshed 1267. ENSION AND CLAIM ATIURNEYS! to remind I ber fay | Geet make ocpoctalty of ou my experience on ‘work and ‘satisfied it would be to ‘zone «advantage to com when placing your BYRON & ADAMS, Book and Job Printer, 514 Sth st. ow. s20st Assioxzes Sure. COMPLETE STOCK OF HARDWARE. By virtue of an saswument for the benefit of cred- Store the entire contents of 1314 7th strect must be sold. A splendid opportunity for a man of small capl- tal btvek invoices at 62.000 WALIER 8. LAMON, Assiqnes, Addzess P. O. Box 484 oF call at store acest" THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON TIT Www twww HE A ET Www wwvw "i AA T wwe Ww ai 7 ww Aa K Xn SR gee - x . R% NaN OSS Sut GRAND Dov $12, 814 SEVEN seq SPRCIAL se eM SPECIAL ‘e838 BPRCIAL x MM Mm Tl NNN Fee M 2 BHP EE. | APE MM M Pty ib it My NN EER Pop Fee pre A DD £E AA 3 EK PPP oa DUD Eee a4 BLACK ENGLISH LEGMORN FLATS AT 690. LACE STRAW FLATS, OPEN WORK, WORTH BLACK STRAW FLATS, BEST QUALITY CHINA CHILDREN'S TRIMMED SAILORS AT 120. CHIP FLATS IN ALL COLORS, SOLD ELSE TRIMMED HATS, EXCLUSIVE STYLES. WORTH WH LGHOKN FLATS, SOLD ELSEWHERE BLACK LEGHORN FLATS, 80LD ELSEWHERE DD y, BD PR oy Bees pop ie 5 = SPECIAL a SPECIAL S65 SPECIAL nm L NN N ERE NY N PDD. REE L ILNNNE NNN ba HR RSET BR BEE LLLL MN NN ERE N NN Bor & KER 58-INCH EXTRA GOOD GERMAN DAMASK, NAPKINS TO MATCH AT 9Uc. PER DOZEN. 62-INCH EXTRA HEAVY GERMAN DAMASK, NAPK TO MATCH AT $1.25 PER DOZEN. 3 60-INCH FINE GERMAN SATIN DAMASK,ONLY NAPKINS TO MATCH, $1.50 PER DOZEN. 72-INCH FINE IRISH SATIN DAMASK, ONLY NAPKINS TO MATCH, 81.75 PER DOZEN. TURKEY BED OIL-BOILED TABLE LINENS wg SPECIAL as ome SPECIAL Sw SPECIAL ™ FIFTY PIECES INDIA LINEN IN BOOK OUK PRICE 4c. PER YARD, APRONETTE,WITH WIDE SIDE BANDS OF EVERYWHERE FOR 12340. ; OUR PRICE ke. FINE HEMSTITCHED INDIA LAWN, 36 FINE HEMSTITCHED INDIA LAWN, 42 SPECIAL BARGAIN IN A VICTORIA LAWN, 10c. PER YARD. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRESS PLAIDS 12%. PER YARD. 12-4 BED SPREAD, GOOD QUALITY, EX- SEE OUK SPECIAL IN A 12-4 BED SPREAD amt SPECIAL # SPECIAL 7% SPECIAL In GOOD QUALITY BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK YARD. OUR CELEBRATED BRAND OF KING'S PALA WORTH 81.25; ONLY 95c. PER YARD. SPECIAL IN A BLACK PAILLE SILK, A BIG D ASSORTMENT OF 24-INCH FIGURED INDIA 8I D. Yeitsa SILK, IN ALL THE LATEST SHADES SURAH SILKS, IN ALL SHADES, AT 40c. AN ELEGANT QUALITY SILK WARP HENRIET 4 WORD IR Y 3 oeée! DEPART WE WISH TO INFURM THE PUBLIC THAT COMPRISING ALL THE LATEST PRODUC MARKETS. WE HAVE AN ENTIRE NEW BUT EVERYTHING FRESH AND NEW, AND SAVING OF AT LEAST 2U PER CENT ON YOU CALL AND CONVINCE YOURSELF. SPECIAL OFFERINGS HOSIERY, LADIES’ AND GENT@® FUBNISHINGS, Cars, INFANTS’ ne JEWELBY, UMBRELLAS GOODS, FLOUNCE, &e.,. KIAG*S Tt Pm A A 238 FAL AGE BLE STORE, TH STREET N. OFFERINGS OFFERINGS OFFEKINGS ouUB he ee Rh F Rea RE T NOW tes #1, ONLY 650. MILAN, WOKTH 490., ONLY 190, WHERE FOR $1.49; OUR PRICE 61.19. 85, ONLY $3 50. FOR $1.50, OUR PRICE 95c. FOR $1.50; OUR PRICE 050, S°% Po 7% BPD gis Goo 8,8 8.3 BOB sts ede “oo” “oo” Bow = OFFERINGS OFFERINGS OFFERINGS OUR ore A es 4 TTIT MM MMERENN NITTIT E_ NS per oh Bek Aker eta f b a“4k Mit Mived NNT = ONLY 5S5c, PER YARD. ONLY 650. PER YARD. 7é0. PER YARD, $1 PER YARD. GOOD VALUE AT 25c. PEK YARD. OFFERINGS OFFERINGS OFFERINGS 00 DDD g88g - cy B SES ER SS FEE TTTT ki t ? waz Sanaa un FOLDS, GOOD QUALITY, WELL WORTH 8c.; LACE WORK, 40 INCHES WIDE, SELLS PER YARD. INCHES WIDE, ONLY 250. PER YARD. INCHES WIDE, ONLY 350, PER YAKD. 40 INCHES WIDE, SHEER QUALITY, ONLY AND STRIPES, BEAUTIFUL DBSIGNS, ONLY CELLENT VALUE, ONLY 900. AT 61.39. OFFERINGS OFFERINGS OFFERINGS ousB a iN ON A RRR, ant a = § Bae E GRE GG E - aa Ee uM KEE N NN - (WARRANTED), WORTH $1; ONLY 80c. PEE CE BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK (WARRANTED), RIVE, WORTH $1.25; ONLY 98. A LARGE LK, ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS, AT 500. PER AT G5c. PER YARD. TA, WORTH $1.25, ONLY 950, PER YARD. ABOUT OUB OUR LINE OF DBY GOODS 18 COMPLETE, TIONS OF THE FOREIGN AND DUMESTIO STOCK OF GOODS, NO OLD STOCK TO SHOW, AT PRICES THAT WILL INSURE YOU A YOUB PURCHASE WE DESIRE TO HAVE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, CORSETS, GLOVES, HAND! Lack AND PARASOLS, WRAPs, SERBEYS, MOURAISG PALAGE NTH STREET KV. ‘The reason of the very low dought and will be sold at overlook; first, because the gone the next. Tomorrow In addition to the special improvement on the iste fn green and white” Large &c., making picturesque Each department exhibits convince you that never Price tickets will tell you of imported novelties as for (See below.) Fiz Laces Ar Low Parces. ‘These are the few odd pieces which our buyer has ‘Jast seoured of the importer at a discountof 333s per cont, S2aysrdfor 3 pieces of 42-in. Black Silk Lace Flouncings--two pieces of Chantilly andone piece La Tosca, Well worth $3 a yard, 82s yard for 1 piece 42-in. White Silk Fedora Flouncing which would be cheap at 2.68. $2 a yard for 1 piece 42-in. Lace Flouncing made in imitation of point lace. It happens we have 12 real point lace handkerchief in very similar =— ‘We want you to compare the two designs, 98CENTS «@ yard for 2 pieces Hand-made Laces. ‘The piecein Renaissance design is about six inches wide and would bechesp at 81.50. The other piece, of Vandyke points, is well worth $1.25 s yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Hasoxencuers Ar Low Pauces. 18 CENTS, or 3 for 50 cents, for warranted Pure Linen Handkerchiefs and guaranteed 25c. quality. Scalloped, embroidered, hemstitched, drawn work, dice patterns White and colored. 9 CENTS, or 3 for 25 cents, for choice of about 10 dozen Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, guaranteed 1234- cent quality, 50 CENTS for Hand-drawn Work and Embroidered French Linen Handkerchiefs, Twelve styles, some of which are guaranteed 75c. quality, 12% CENTS for Children’s Extra Sheer Pure Linen Handkerchiefs with scalloped and embroidered bor- ders, 18 CENTS for China Silk, Hemastitched Handker- chiefs, 18x18 inches. Guaranteed 25c. quality. 50 CENTS for Men’s Pure Jap, Silk Handkerchiefs. Size, 22x22 inches, These were imported to sell at 75 cents, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below. ) Cuear Porses, Baas Axo Bers. €@2.68 for Genuine Paris-made Chatelaine Bags, made of antelope skin, in delicate shades of Gray Tan, Old Rose. The oxidized silver trimmings area work of art. Our Mr. Henri Kayser writes, “J cannot procure more at the price.” ‘S84c. for Chatelaine Bags of imitation morocco, seal and antelope. Oxidized trimmings in clever imitation of the imported. The credit stores are asking $1 for these bags, 390. for the New Style Seal Pocket Books, with out- for cards or car ticket. These books are guaranteed 50c. quality. 500. for Leather Belts, with oxidized silver buckles which alone are worth the price. 59c, for the New Girdle Belts, with oxidized trim- mings. 75c. ia the prevailing price. THE PaLals ROYAL. (Continued below.) Fass Ar Paice Scnerises. €1.48 for a few of those $1.68 Black Silk Japanese Fans, with the white painting, heavy silk teesels, &c. 10 CENTS for Jap Fans, with scene in Black and White representing the moon shining through the clouds; apparently far below are birds flying to roost in the tree whose topmost branches you can just see. Artistic in conception and execution are these 10-cent Faus and wil. be best appreciated by those of culture and taste, THE PALAI8 ROYAL, (Continued below.) New Axp Cusar Necxwear. Syards for 25 centse—Satin Striped Picot-edge Ruch- ing, White and Cream, Cheapat 15 cents for one yard. 35 cents for Oriental Lace Directoire Ruching. 25 cents for Pleited Muslin Rufling, with Jace edge. ‘Will wash. 4 yards for 25 cents—Tinsel and Colored Silk Cord Ruching. Pink, Blue, Cream, White, Black Two yards for 25 cents would not be dear, 12) CENTS for choice of about 100 Mull Ties, Some worth 2ic., many cheap st 19 cents, Vandyke, embroidered and hemstitched. Wide and narrow. 55 cents for Vandyke Point Coilars of Irish Point Lace; cheap st 75 cents, 75 cents for Collar and Cuffs of Irish Point Embrol- dery. These are worth 98 cents a set, 22 cents for Indis Silk Windsor Scarfs. Will wash. + cents the prevailing price, 25 ceats for Polka-cot Silk Scarfs in new spring shades, Guaranteed 50-cent quality. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) J EWELRY You Aways Wasr ‘The expensive Real Gold, Shell, Amber, Garnet and Jet Jewelry is here at prices that areworthy your thought, and so with the cheap Jewelry. TWO FOR 3 CENTS for those “stick Pins,” as youcall them. Tiny daisies, violets, etc., of enamel, in all colors. SCENTS for those a little larger. Beetles, butter- fiies, etc, with bodies and heads of imitation sapphires, diamonds, rubies, tur quvise, etc, 49 CENTS for 7-inch Gold, Silver and Copper Drees Slides, Buta fewdozen of them A new supply can- Rot be secured to sell at less than 68 cents each. 19 CENTS for Belt Bucklgs in imitation of the enameled iron and silver, now so fashionable, These are guaranteed 25-cent buckles, eo you may guess bow long they'll be bers, 23 conte for Sterling Silver Bangles. Warranted, 6 cents for those of Imitation Silver. These are cut silver, such as usually sell from 7¢. to 10c. 15 cents—Steel Hair Combs, Two Bhell Pins. 17 CENTS for Double Hair Pins, with scroll tops of bright and oxidized silver and gold. Twenty-five cents is usually charged. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Sometime or other. at any rate. ‘Writing Paper for 180. per pound that will compere favorably with that usually sold at 200. Envelopes, small and large, et 7c. and So. that are menerally considered cheap at 19. 1 ounce bottles of Violet Toilet Water for only 10c., ‘Mot traeb. 0; en 8 bottle before you think or say so. Oxidized Silver Photo. Frames in new and expensive Gesigns, only 19¢. You may have sven leasartistic de- gigns at 250. “Feather Weight” Dress Shields: No.1, 140.; No. 2, 16¢.; No, 3, 16e.; No. 4, 2Oc, Let these prices bint of the Palais Royal prices for the thousand and D. ¢., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1890, prices is because we have only mentioned the goods much less than the market prices, Such goods are quantities are limited; and second, because they are (Thursday) is the day for the following. o> & A 83 y oe oh ‘Co =< ert aa bargains, we will surprise you tomorrow with very Spring “Opening” Display, when the store was arches of green are tastefally dressed with fine Laces, spring scene in green and white, j its choicest novelties, msking a display that will not before was the Palsis Royal's summer stocks as large!or that as resonable prices are quoted for these al ‘the smailer lots mentioned below at prices surprises, (See below.) Toor Suz Or Uspenwear. We told you yesterday how we came to offer Fine Cambric and Muslin Underwear at less than cost of materials. Quite s sensstion has been caused. The large center show window filled with samples is at- tracting crowds of admirers, It's s window display worth looking st—s dream of loveliness in green and white. The fine white cambric and costly laces and embroideries that trim these garments are better dis» played by the green paper behind them. The green price tickets tell you the garments are really offered at less than cost of materials, NEARLY 300 GOWNS, 12 styles at $1.98, many of which are worth $5. 6 styles at $1.35, not afew worth 2.18, 9 styles at 98c,, some worth at least $1.93. 4 styles at 75c., average worth is $1.25. Fe-That this etutement is no exagzeration the crowds who are benefiting by this sale testify, Here's one of the 75c. Gowns; front of two in- sertions of embroidery, eight clusters three-bunch tucks, pleated back, full sleeves gathered at wrist with three tucks and fine embroidery edge, The qual- ity of the trimming, not less than the style, makes this gowns worth 1.00, OVER 309 SKIRTS, 8 atyles at 81. 98; average worth is $3.50. 1.35; some are worth €2.98. 4 styles at 98c.; not a few worth $1. 2 styles at 75c. ; would be cheap at $1.26, Latyle at 59c. ; is well worth 75c. ABOUT 400 OTHER GARMENTS, Comprising Chemises, Drawers and Corset Covers. Variety and prices more varied than in gowns and skirts, We point toa few: 68c. CORSET COVERS of the best cambric; insertion, band and edge of fine embroidery. These are made from the French patterns and equal them in every re- spect—in fit, materials and finish, We can safely ask comparison with any $1 Corset Cover offered e.s0- where. { 59, SKIRTS—Those with 4-Inch blind embroidery | Tuttle and 4 tucks above will be duly appreciated, when | You notice the generous width, the variety of leugths | and the superior quality muslin and trimmiug. | 98c. DRAWERS—These, with the 33-inch plat Val. lace ruftte, 4 tucks, 2-iuch lace insertion and 4 tucks | above, are really $1.68 garments. Here's an expensive pair with hemstitched embroidery rufiie and three clusters 3-bunch tucks, 81.35 GOWNS—Here's a lovely style of cam- brie with V yoke of four insertions plat Val. Lace | and four clusters five-bunch tucks, tucked back; | double lace ruffle front, neck and. beeves, ere ia a Cambrie “Mother Hubbard” Gown with four | insertions Torchon Lace; six clusters five-bunch | full sleeves, gathered at wrists with four | tucks and 23¢-inch lace edge. Oc, SKIKTS—Ladies are scrambling for those with inch cambric flounce, 3-inch lace edge and 11 tucks above. Those with blind embroidery ruftle are elegant; the scraper ruffle has advantages muny know how to 49c. GARMENTS, many worth three styles, You'll doubtless prefer thcse with the square yokes of 4-inch embroidery, ueck and sleeves with edge to maten, CORSET COVERS «3 styles,—These are best cam- bric, with V-shape fronts of Medici Lace, Here are some also of cambric, with insertion and edge of nice quality embroidery. DRAWERS (4 styles)—Perhaps the best are those | with 3-inch embroidery ruffie and nine tucks above. cathe ents offered ut $1.98 are the best bar- gaius of the lot. The exquisite trimmings of fine laces, | ribbons and ewbroideries aud the typical Paris styles | make them so, (Continued below.) Biscows Ix Dues Goons Axp TRIMMINGS, By special request we continue until tomorrow even- ing the offering of 50c. DRESS GOODS FOR #4 CENTS. 50c. English Plaid Suitines. 50c, French Plaid Suiting 50c, Combination Striped Suitings 50c. 40-inch Bluck Mohuirs, The following special prices also tor tomorrow: 45-cent 45-inch Side Band Giukhams. 35-cent Damask Gingham, 80-cent Scotch Ginghams, 98-cent 22-inch black Surah Silks, 50-cent Silk Gimnps, 2 inches wide. @1 Black Silk Fringes... THE PALAIS ROYAL, 44 cents THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Jenseys, Buovses Axp Wrars. ‘Not with any particular wish to sell the below men- tioned, but to attract you to this department, we offer: For $3.50, Accordion Pleated Cloth Cspes. For $2.68, our $2.98 Black Stockivet Jerseys with the new high sleeves and bruiding at front, back, collar aud sleeves. For $2.98, our 83.98 Colored Jerseys. For $1.98, our #2.98 Colored Jerseys. £P~ 1 Leuew Silk stripe Biousesat $1.68 and Blazers at 85, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Acar By Sprctat Reovesr. The following special prices for Gloves: 85 cents for our 96c. French Kid Gloves, 4 buttons, all shades and Black, Every pair warranted, 85 cents for our 98c. Undressed Kid Gloves in lovely tints of Tans, Gray, Browns, Modes, &c. Every pair warranted, 85 cents for our 89. Pitskin Mousquetaires in Black, Tatts, Grays. Red and the new Mode shades, 21 centa tor our 2c, Tatfets Silk Mousquetaires. 44 cents for our 50c, Milanese Silk Mousquetsires, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Pecans te niches te a eee} Wake vey Parasots Dows Is. Price. $4.98 for the Surah Silk Parasols trimmed with Shirred Silk and Hows to match. These are almost identical to the $8.08 Parasole—those are not lined: the othersare. We also offer for 84.98 French Plaid Parawola apparently the same as those previously offered at 86.48. ‘THE PALAIS ROY. (Contiuued below.) +6 ee = A Svnrnise Ix Rispoxs. 15 CENTS for No. 16G.G. und Moire Ribbons with Satin Edge. This quality has never before been sold at thie price in this widih—2i6 iuches, Twenty foe cents ie the regular price, but such Rivboms have been sold in 2-inch widths at 15 cents. 75 CEN18 for Black Motre and G.G. Sash Ribbons “sf Stand +f eee ee $1, $1.19 and $1.25 phohed mangeys ip cg Ee (Continued below.) Sewmieginns 50 Corsets For 49c. ‘This is one of our advertising methods. Weare intro- ducing a new Corset this spring aud are selling so many Uttle less than the cost price. The ee ‘The seed has nearly been future grand crop. THE PALals ROYaL «second floor, No, 1119 Pa, sve.) Special prices for tomorrow only are these: ee oe Shirred Muli Hate, for the 980. Shirred Mull Hats, | gan Vests; F F E Fy Tanase Corvuxs Or Bacarra, |'Tuaze Corvuxs Or Bascursa | Taree Cotcurs Or Banaue that for various causes were bargains that you are Hable to here one day and probably lovely store decorations—an described a8 “a spring poem Handkerchiefs, Embroideries, only captivate the eye, but es complete, The green most unlimited quantities (See below.) A Cotoms For Usprrwean, (Men's, Women's snd Children’s, ‘We don't pretend to give a list of all the styles in stopk, merely the special lots which have been se- cured to sell below usual prices—barcains that must ‘be taken advantage of tomorrow, if you wonld supply Yourself for the summer at a material saving. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Mews Srrixa Usvrnwear, (Near door No. 1119 Pa, ave.) S27-All sizes will be shown tomorrow in the follow- in 81.25 for Dr. Warner's “Health” Underwear, com- Drising hir $2.25 and $2.50 quality, Natural Wool and Camels’ Hair Shirts and Drawers. 25 cents for Striped Balbriggan and Ribbed Neck Gossamer Merino Shirts, These are 35c, quality. ‘39 cents for Licht Weight Merino Shirts and Draw- ers in the New Mode Shades and White. Extra value | at 50 cents, 21 cents for Warranted Fast Black and Ribbed Half ‘Hose, in Mode Shades, Five pairs instead of four for Oue Dollar, 63c, for the “Palais Royal” Pleated Bosom Dress Shirts; sizes 14 to 18 inches. Need you be told 85c. is the usual price? $1 for the $1.50 Fancy Bosom Full Dress Shirts; open front and back. ‘75c. for the “Palais Royal” $1 Pleated Front Night Shirts; prettily embroidered ; sizes 14 to 18. WARRANTED GLOVES reduced as follows: 81.98 Town-made English Kid Gloves for 81.50, €1.50 English Derby Kid Gloves for $1.25. ‘B5c. Doxsiin Gloves, automatic fasvenings, for 850. 7c. Doxskin Gloves, 2 buttous, for 68c. GB To better recognize the bargains you are offered in Underwear look at the 39¢. Garments. The Shirts in the New Shades of Modes, also White, The ribbed tweke are almost impossible tu tear, The silk tinding | is good quality and carefully stitched. The pearl but- tong are not the usual common kind and are sewed on tostay, Aud the Drawers: Reinforced seats and with ‘the taped seams. Patent stays make the usual weak part strong and durable. The shape guarantees com- fort and durability. Can you usually obtain as good qateriai aud finish for 50 cents? THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Lors Hose Venr Curae. 25 CENTS for Schopper's Best Quality Hose, in new shades of Mode, Tans, Grays, &c. SSc. is the prevailing Price. 35 CENTS for Silk Finish Lisle Hose, black feetand sukles, uppers of Nile, Old Rose, Gray,&c. Wealso show them with colored feet and black uppers, 50c. quality are these, 25 cents for our 35c, Plain and Drop Stitch Fast Black Cotton Hoseand 35c. for our 45c. Fast Black Lisle Hose. The reason for the reduced prices is the non- arrival of our regular 25c. aud 35c. Hose. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Lavrs Przase Nore Ts. ¢#-That however low the price we don't show mean abbreviated Underwear—all garments are full length and come in sizes to ft the smallest and stoutest of figures. 1244 CENTS—Ribbed Vests with low necks and no sleeves, 19c. quality offered at 124 because in White only. 19-CENT VESTS—S'yle No. 1—Swiss ribbed, low necks, silk ribbons arms and necks, Siyle No. 2— Gauze Vests, Jersey shape, lownecks, These are 25c. quality. NT VESTS—Style No, 1—Swiss ribbed Balbrig- wau Vests. hich necks, ribbed arais, silk frouts, pearl buttons, Youll findthe credit store price to be 35c. ‘We have marked them 29centa Twenty-five ccnts is the special sale price. Styie No. 2—Lisle finish Swiss Ribbed Vests, V shape frovta, silk ribbous; Shy, Flesh, Pink, Salmon, White, Creain, Eera. 35-CENT VESTS. —Swies Ribbod English Balbrig- Jow necks, This Underwear was mauu- factured to sell at 90c., but, finding the finish was not according to our order, we threatened to return the goods if au allowauce was not male Thusit is you are offered Vests that would not be dear at 50c. for only 5c. or 3 for $1. 45-CENT UNDERWEAR.—Ribbed and Pisin Bal- brigwan in White and Ecru; medium and light weights, ‘The Vests with long, short and uo sleeves. The Pants with patent stays and body fitting. We have mades gveateffort tovffer the best 50c. Underwear in the city. We think we have succveded. 45c. is the spe- cial sale price. 49-CENT VESTS.—Genuine Lisle Thread, Swiss ribbed, Pink, Blue, Flesh, Cream, Eeru, White. Equal last season's 68c. Vests. THE PALAIs ROYAL (Continued below.) s Seos Sux Vests For 45c ‘These are the identic 1 make of Swiss-ribbed Silk Vests offered as a great barsuin by certain credit stores for 50 cents, A lower price and greater variety of shades bere. We have Fink, Biue, salmon, Yellow, Cardinal, Creat, Flesh, Lavender, Nile, Ear The better qualities allow more opportunity for the credit merchants to make goud their losses ; there- fore. even better values are the following Silk Vests, which are shown in Sapphire, Lavender, Coral, Old Rose, Nile Green, Canary, &c. Prices —75c., 980, $1.45, 62 and 2.75. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) ‘The Palais hoyal was first to introduce Fast Black ‘Hose and is first to advertise Fast B.sck Underwear. 49 OKNTS for warranted Fast Black Swiss Ribbed Vests, 55 CENTS for Superior Lisle Ribbed Vests which are warranted 1 ® t Biack. 6¥c., USe., Pl.iv, 848 and $2.75 for the Black Ribbed Silk Vests with low necks. $2.89 and $4.19 for those with long sleeves. THE PaLals ROYAL, (Continued below.) Faexca On Awenieas? Here is the celebrated French “CG.” Balbriggan ‘Vesteand Pants, Called Lalbrixgan, but with the ebeen and feel of silk. Here is the equally famous American Hosiery Com- pauy's lumproved Underwear {or tue spring and sum- wer of "90. “fore is Dr. Warner's “Health” Underwear, with the inbpquentel Rometiod Guate. hs fag es sat aback nisin ens $1.25 for br. Warner's Netural Wool and Camels’ Hair Underwear. No bumbug. Every germent stamped with bie trade-mark. THE PaLals ROYAL. (Continued below.) NDERWEAR. ‘Geuze Vests. Sizes 16 to 8%, with lous or short ~ ‘ure tale Merino Shirts and Drawers, 85c., or 3 for @1. Bizes 24 to 32, from 50c. up. THE PALAIS BOTA, Cor. 12th at. and Pa.ave. AD BAURTS: POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE. GRAND MAY SAL g's Bae H ef Be | a Saal ra lia fae LC t Ss = THE MOST VALUABLE BARGAINS we have yet offered this season. We intend to stir pe wonderfal trade for the next three days, unusual even for the first daysin May We do an unusual thing in omitting our RED TICKET DAY this week, bur we have put mich prices om Tequiar poots as are seid.m offered on broken lor. You can have uo ides what the followiug items repre went PROFITS ARE THROWN TO TRE WINDS ot the goods offered for the next three days, But all to good effect, we crowd our store, you see our im- mense and beautiful stock of summer merchandise, make comparisons of ours with others, tha’ awe ‘Want and that’s what we'll have We can candidly say that there bas never been such prices made on season- able merchandise in Washington beore THREE DAYS" MAY SALE THREE DAYS' MAY SALE THREE DAYS’ MaY SALE ENDS SATURDAY, MAY 3. ENDS SATURDAY, MAY 3. +4 SATURDAY, MAY 3 MEN—MAY 5. se. Guisandered Drees Shirts, for Modium-weirht Undervest, joug “eeren FAKASOLS AND 0 sw aty As—MAY SALE 50, 26-inch Glove Umbrella, aiiver crook Niie. pit-4 oy Bisck aud terracotta, é3.20 e149 e outa Vikiremed Kid Gloves, shades. pair. yeur. pair, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEA: Boe. Pine Cotten Hose, Black a 50c. Fine Lisie Thread Howe, drop lain, Black aid ail ve» shade Gauze, tancy oF plain colors Pats i Swine Kibued or C c- Ladies) swine Ribbed Su atest sluape.... Misses Buite, Plait, ot Checked 6. $5 aud $5.50 All-wool French Fina: i sired Blazers, some have vest trout... eu, ‘The above represent new and stylish goods We oreauize oUF cléeariug sale when you Wat the goods, DOT when they monenen ree vile. FANS—MAY 8. Bde New, ypoupedour Gauze Muslin Painted Fans Ned Be ae Silk Geuze * ‘Satin Hand-painted Fans, bard wood St Sdc. Gauze hand-painted Baniboo sucks, FOr Columencements we ure showing 6 Beautirul Line of White Baus Vary low prices for arusue ve BELTS—MAY SALF. oc. All Siik strived Or Plain Color Bolte Silk Striped or Fisiy Coly ait. Belt, auchor c nt Live OF Canvass aud SLA belts aa iflereutstylen Boe. Open Work Leather belts, ¥dc. Heal deal Beit, caidiged buckle, LEATHER GOODS—MAY SALE. oe. —— Book diferent st er ry batewin bugs, oxidized trimmed. 9c Blackagrast: Chatelain Bag + Dboppsnw ‘Comus Suver and Gilt Hair ¥ tus Sbec. Imported Suve: Se, Bisck Silk Ginays SUC. 4 Yd. 10 per cent off on maried price of Suk Tiusel, Seei and Jet Vau Dyke Tanuauge, Wueu you cousider whut 4y per cent off means on the lowest prices in town you Will appreciate 1t BLACK FLOUNCINGS AND NETS—MAY SALE. $1 AU Suk Flounciuys aud Nets... $1.20 All Silk Flouncings and New. 21.50 Ali Bulk Flouncupgs aud News. 79 AU Silk tlowucings and Nets... aULY Of déaigu Gud iow Prices Colubiied sell them rapidly Without tue reductious—the reaucuobs are & tug to YOU, # cruWalug of the store tur ux, BUCKLES—MAY SAL. 2. Stee, Oxidized aud Pearl Buckles... BSc. Steel, "Oxidized aud seari Buckies. ... Foc, Steel, Oxsdised aud Fearl Buckles... 10 per cont off marked prices of ail Blac chet Sit LabIns* NECKWEAR—MAY SALE. 1¥c. Crepe Lisse Rach: Ipc. Tourist bucking, 6 3 c. Lace Collars (Culdren 4). Lace Coliars ana Se: Ie. each, 12590 ciuets, White aud cviured. 2Se. Linen tuub.oidered ‘aud Hem: Kerehiels, White aud colored... 5Uc. Linen Eubroidered and He. chiets, W Lite aud colored. fe 10 per ceut Of watked prices 0) Siiawis, ‘Scarte gnd Fichus, im White, Ilack ‘and Colors,” piaity’ oF eu he avove items make very little show on paper, but they are wituout doubt the best values aid sowest prices yet shown ip Uus city on a siuular live of evoda. NyHIONS MAX SALE. 5,000 ‘tockinet Dress Shi * pinked-odere Drees mice Sedenuuc, balopeinn, s 10, 11, 1 oc, kuglish Louth Bi doe. Lubin's Lufants Pow Mc. & yard Bargauen 4 bread fringe, ai Co idea yacd Worsted Praise, ais cuivrs, 216. a yard, Au-apot DWiss Muslin tor Curiinid..1¥e. 8 yard ea Leakas00 Marae ‘Pillow Susts. UPHOLS1ELY DEPART M uality KY GOODS DEPAKYMEN1—MAY SALE. Dey pieces o1 Colored ZJ-inch Burak; colors, Pink, ‘Brown, Gacnet, duwt Biue, wedium [ice issasem assy; sauel so Pac queda tor tee Black and White rab Silks, Osn- — ptecieneciama:tnerinaarai tl Dow 7uce ¥e8y inch Black and White Checked Sursh Silks, sell- ing every s bots tut G1: 12h. Now Soc. s yaru, 3 G1¥.50 aud $13 Dress wobes fur ¥9.3U each. TRUNK AND PICEURE DEVAKEMENT—MAY MUsLIN. UNDEKWEAB AND CUsDéTS-MAT a wummer Corset, 50c. Sei Uaderwest, 2 styies esswecs, 3 stylen chemiees, tor Sie. euch. MAY SALE. ‘of Pine >wiss for: for