Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1890, Page 4

4 ) EVENING STAR. GTON: - May 12, 1890. -Editor, THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth other papers published in THE EVEN WASHIN MONDAY. icisanss CROSHY 8. NOYES Leading newspapers in localities where lynch- ings occur do well when they denounce them. It is only by creating a correct public senti- ment that lawlessness can be subdued. The Charleston News and Courier says of the recent assassination by mob at Lexington that it was absolutely without excuse or justification, that it cannot be defended upon any ground of ne- cessity or expediency or right. But this is not the only bad feature of the oc- zarrence. The coroner's jury rendered * verdict that Leaphart “came to his death by gunshot wounds inflicted by unknown partie when persons who had been present at the lymebing were fully identified by the sheriff and witnesses. The News and Courier justly exclaims: “Surely there was never so shameful @ travesty upon justice, so outrageous a de- fiance of the duty which good citizens owe to the state.” —___———_»- <= It is not ability so much as availability that makes a good candidate for the Presidency. Anybody can be President, but not anybody can be elected. It is thoughts like these which are worrying Governor Campbell of Ohio, who iust risk another election as governor before the time comes to nominate presidential can- didates, eo The democrats of Rhode Island are going to celebrate with vociferous enthusiasmn their first victory in thirty years, when they inaugurate their governor, and they are already extending their heartfelt sympathies to their brethren in Tux EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, No. 120 BROADWAY, NEW YORE. Surplus... +++ $23,250,000 Assets... - 110,000,000 During the past five years the Society has added $12,397,457 to its surplus funds, which is $3,006,087 more than any other Life Asturance Company has ac- cumulated during the same pertod. The amount of dividend paid on each annual divi- dend policy of the Equitable Society in 1889 was greater than the dividend paid om the same policy in 1888. Tho same is true of the dividends of this year lowa, which is probibition state in nearly all that the name implies, — + What is healthful and what harmful to the human constitution is a matter over which the loctors differ widely. The new theory is vroached that perfumes prevent pulmonary affections aud it is based on the alleged fact shat in a French town where perfumery is dis- tilled phthisis is almost unknown. Upon this theory flowers left ina living or sleeping room are beneficial, unless the very excess of odor becomes oppressive. ao A $10,000,000 shortage has been discovered in the Buenos Ayres customs department and North American enterprise doffs its cap to its superior beyond the equator. $< The Canadian hen with a duty of five cents dozen on ber manufactured product, still nds labor and raw material cheap enough to >ompete successfully with the American hen. —————— It is proposed by a disgruntled republican to nge the name of the Australian ballot éys- tem tothe Democratic ballot system. One or two more trials, however, will be given it before the change is made. Sta are The women chosen to be city officials in Edgerton, Kansas, have resigned, not being able to stand ridicule of their ofticial acta. A special election will be held to fill the vacan- cies, and it is safe to prophesy that the men who are to be elected to fill them will endure philosophically ali the criticism that comes, Men are not over-sensitive, In Kansas ts of Missouri, Illinois, Ohio and other states of that neighborhood disaster follows fast upon disaster. The bureau of storms appears to have laid that region un- der ban and enthroned the cyclone as perma- nent soverei a The man who said that George Francis Train, who started around the world not long ago, would fall off on the other side should join the weather predictions bureau. Mr. Train has left Liverpool for New York and will finish his journey around the globe ten days short of the record—making the trip in sixty-two days, Geos. tecbadl The democrats of the third (late Randall) district of Philadelphia find unanimity, ap- parently, in ex-Mayor Richard Vaux, a veteran politician of scholarly attainments, He will probably have little opposition. ——————— With its leader absent in Europe and sick unto death, with three factions endeavoring to keep or get control, with two presidential can- didates trying to manipulate events for their respective interests, Tammany’s present is not enviable, and its future is far from assuring. ‘The truth is thatthe rerson for Tammany’s being, long problematical, is fast ceasing to be obvious even to the spoilsman. ——$$<<—<——- 200,000,000 to {complete the Panama Canal. Those wishing to purchase stock will apply early and avoid the rush. ottand Grover Cleveland will organize a “combine” against the New York Sun and work an eclipse on it i If Chicago wants to dispose of her world’s fair elephant Washington has a new zoologi- cal garden with no animals in it as yet. — The late gerrymander in Ohio did not pre- rent yesterday's cyclone from making a ‘straight cut” to its destination. zits begun A dark horse is not an impossible winner in the Kentucky senatorial race, yeoman Candidate Cleveland has been caught on the Farmers’ Alliance hook, and the anglers are casting in the line for more presidential fish, = — + 8 compared with those of 1889. Iu fact, the ratio of annual dividends has increased each year for the last five years. On maturing 20-year Tontine life and endowment Policies, the Society will, in 1891, return all the pre- miums pald, with interest at rates, varying according toageand kind of policy, from 2 to 6 per cent. per annum. Other Tontine policies show relatively favor- able returns, dependent upon the term of years for which they have been in force and the conditions of the same. ‘These results are absolutely unprecedented in the history of life assurance, and are so remarkable as to be worthy of the careful examination of every person who desires to make an investment which will protect the family in the event of death, or yield a lucrative return in case of long life. HL B. HYDE, President. J. W. ALEXANDER, Vice Pres't. New York, May 1, 1890, at LIGHT-BLUE AND CREAM IMITATION Lisie Jersey Ribbed Vests, silk ribbon st sleeves and neck finished in silk; sizes 0, J, 2, 3 an 4,at 18. Bleached Lisle Vests, stape, Otto~ silk facing, Suisbed in spun silk, 3$9e, Our entire dilk Vests at 25 per cent off the price. "S$ DOUBLE COMBINATION, 1241 and m10-3t OUTING SHIRTS, FAST COLORS, 230.; Faney Windsor ‘lies, 4¢.; Beautiful Straw Hate, White or mixed, 23e. BLUM my10-2t" 7 Do dh FORGET THAT MAY 19 18 THE LAST ay for selecting your Pulluwean Accommodations on the Business Men's Excursion to Lincoln, Nebraska, 3 J. A. FINCH, Manager, 614 F st. Tar Teurrnoxe Mix ‘Will tell you that “life is too short” to sit down and wade through lengthy descrip- tions; he demands WY WH AR A oTrrr ppp 00 WWWWH H AA T DDO 3 Wey PAA EBB a8 Wow HHA A & DDD 00 ¥ Yoo u u WOW Wa Ny NTT 473 a4 ub WWWw Aa RXR ¥ OO WoW Wa 4N kN T ‘And don't wait long for you to tell it either. Ht SN N ; oo. MMMM EER HAE Gg’ BREE HH NNN “3 33 MMM & i NNN 00 «MMM ERE RRR FE FER Oco TrTr 55g KORE PEO gO TF H RRR, Ee PPP ER G | S8sg ERE RR CoO T Sss® wow A RRR ERR www AA RR OE WwW w AA RRR ER wwww F AAA ER E WoW k&ERe 2-4 HR EEE Like the telephone man; could tell you lots and loteabout Fxcellent Styles, Pit, Work- manship and Moderate Prices of our Gar- ments, but we haven't got the time—Too busy. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. cco 00 £ 58 Laban REE & ne Congressional menu—silver, tariff; tariff, silver. y Sxoxr. Ferewerout Croars, HAND-MADE LONG HAVANA FILLER. THE BEST 5-CENT CIGAR IN THE WORLD. FOk SALE BY Albert B, Acker, druss, | LC. Bailey, or. D nw. 2. J. Burtt, cigars, 3; & Brows, druxs, cor ut ‘ ‘cor. 4th si Mas. ave. kyug Fuacina: Pa. ave. and J WW. Burdette, cigars, 14th and P ste. o.w. J. Brann, grocer, 610 2d »t, B. Carpenter, cars, © Ciswel, drags, cor. . Cole, Thyson House P. Condon, cigars. 1305 4 ‘A. Campbell, cisar Dobyns & Kimpton, druss, J. W. Dunder, ciars., cor. Veter Habny cigars, 406 9th st. n.w. J. E. Jenniug. U. 5. Capitol cigar stand, T. Juda, cor Fataw. % 20th st. mw. Jd wt. near Pa. ava SIS tat $ ta tad Pa ave, lackall & Bro., drugs, 14th and Pats. adson A. Moore, ‘cwrars. 000 Ea ave. nw. H. Mickie, cuars, The Senate, 1004 7th ote 16 7th st. nw, er “nd! KP ", |. W. Bend, chars, cur. Ob Epts Keuter, saloou, cor. 444 and Pa ave. ‘Theo. Sonnet Hho Hest. nw Crgar stand, 237 Centor market, Bat nw, Geo, W. scott, 454 st. and Dos & Stareis. eroe: US) 7th st Geo.¥. Stouts, eucare. cor Sth and Steliy & Son, cars, 60 Fy Stu peacl rey ©. SCOTT & ode sold ac retail few days wo 314 Sth st. nw, ore room to handle our mars bave had an an > molarity aud we take this tncane to tha eae Ya the trate for their hocral jatronage =—ichae erst their future favors. We will eoutinue to ell’ to WALTER ©. SCOTT & Co. INDERY, 641 Louisiana ave, Nive: iy tor pee. cen Harper Se ine, berforating and ki aS wuling doue at short notice. Waar Tur Quan Neves Say. ‘They (the quid nuncs) say that it is an open secret that BRODHEAD & » MASONIC TEMPLE. not only keep the BEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL Dress Goods, but sell them cheaper than any otber house: also that their Monarch Shirt at Qe, Dr. Warner's Corset at 9Se and Lonsdale Cumbric at Mee. are evi- deuces that their low prices se not confined to Dress Govuds ouly; also tuat their Gimghams, Stipes, Chal les and Outing Fianne's are too lovely for anything, aud that Brodbead’s Kid Gloves are the most elewant aod porfuct Btiuug they ever saw, ml0-4t* a Pere eas = tepernes Samples, easy self-mexsure rules and fash- fou sheet mailed on application, SUITS TO ORDER FROM 820. TROUSERS TO ORDER FROM 95. m12&14-2t We Hays Bezx Asxep ‘Why we so persistently advertise low- Priced Shoes, when we are known to make aud sell the very best and highest grades. It is because we are known to have the Dest, always, but are not known, by all, to have the Medium Grades, because many who wamt Medium Grade Shoes have been told that we do not seep any but the bighest priced, and also because our Medium Grades are superior to the Dest grades of other dealers, ‘MEN'S RUSSETT OXFORDS, 83.00. MEN'S RUSSETT LACE, $3.50. MEN'S RUSSETT TENNIS, 83.00, MEN'S KANGAROO OXFORDS, 04.00. MEN'S KANGAROO LACE, $4.00, * MEN'S CALF SKIN LACE, 84.00, MEN'S PATENT LEATHER LACE, 65.00, Come and see these goods, and com- pare them with what you see elsewhere at the same, or higher prices, BURT'S SHOES ARTHUR BURT & CO, i211 F st. XW. mig AVE YOU SEO! = 148 ot, OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR, 11TH AND F STS. 5.W. spar, Mar 12, 1890. NEW SUMMER SILKS AND FABRICS.—The new Gilks are in. We have eclipsed every previous showing. Better in quality, tone and harmony of color, China, Japanese; Canton, India and Shanghai, in color, tint and printings that represent the best productions and most artistic results of both foreign and domestic silk manufac- turers, Todsy we put on sale the following extraordinary values: 24-inch Ivory Shanghai Silks. 60c, and 75c. per yard. 20-inch Windsor Stripe Silk, iu new colorings. 60c. per yard. 26-inch Biack French Surah Silk. ‘75e. per yard. 24-inch Black Canton Silk, “French dye.” 75c. per yard. 24-inch Black Japanese Silk, “French dye.” 90c, per yard. 21-inch Black Merveilleux, 90c. and 81 per yard. 24-inch Wash Surab, all silk, $1 per yard. 24-inch Chine Silk, in new designs, ‘81 per yard, R7-inch Black Japanese Silk, “French dye.” $1, $1.35, $1.50 and ‘$2 per yard. 23-inch Black American Surah Silk. $1 per yard. A special value. 2l-inch Black Peau de Soie, pure dye. $1 per yard. 22-inch Black Venetian Armure, @1 per yard. 24-inch Ivory Japanese Twill Silk. $1 per yard. 27-inch Ivory and Cresm Japanese Silk. @1 and $1.25 per yard. 24-inch Ivory and Cream Brocaded Japanose Silk. $1, $1.15 dnd $1.25 per yard. 24-inch Black Brocaded Chins Silk, $1.15 and @1.25 per yard. 24-inch Black Bouquette, “pure ye.” 1.25 per yard. (First floor; annex.) NO ONE ELSE IN WASHING- TON CAN SELL YOU THE RETRO- GRADE STITCHED MITTS, THEIR SALE BEING CONFINED TO US.— ‘This is a patented stitch and was in- troduced by us lsst season, It gives the Mitts s smaller seam and yet a stronger one. Mitte sewed on the Retrograde machine are unquestion- ably @ great deal better than those sewed in any other manner. Ladies’ 6-button Length Jersey All- silk Mitts, in Black, Cream, White, Pink, Blue and assorted shades of ‘Tan. 0c, and 60c. per pair. Ladies’ 8-button Length Jersey All- silk Mitts, in White, Cream and Black. 750. per pair. Ladies’ Jersey All-silk Mitte, in Cream, White, Blue, Pink, Black and assorted shades of Tan. 12-button length. $1 per pair. 16-button length. $1.25 per pair. 20-button length. $1.50 per pair. Ladies’ 20-button length Lace-top ‘Mitts, in White, Cream, Pink and Black. $1.75 per pair. (Pirat floor, center.) HIGH GRADE RIBBONS RE- DUCED.—We have taken 10c. a yard off of a High Grade Satin Stripe Gros Grain Ribbon, in White, Black and thirty choice shades. Present price 0c. per yutd, (First floor.) MORE OF THOSE $1 GLORIA UMBRELLAS.—They were vetter than we thought. We have just ro- ceived 500 more Gloria Umbrellas, 26-inch, fancy metal heads. Only $1 each, Better make your selection how while the stock isfresh. (Mon’s Department, No. 1013 F st.) LOOSE'COVERS TO ORDER.—We have had remarkable success with Loose Covers to order. We bean Fight by securing s superior quality of Furniture Linen with both sides alike. We then secured an expert at measuring furniture and then sew- ing women that knew how to sew properly. The result is that we have been doing the best work for the least price. We will give you an estimate with- out charge and you can make your comparisons. BS inches wide, 25c. 66 iuches wide. 60. (Fourth floor.) LACE DEPARTMENT.—We have Just received 10 pieces more of that ‘xoellent quality Black Sik Russian Net, 45 inch. Only 70c. per yard. (First floor.) LADIES BLOUSE WAI8TS.—We tre showing a very choice line of La- dies’ Blouse Waists in all silk, silk and wool stripes andall-wool flannel 62.75 to 87 each. (Third floor.) FOUB VALUES IN CORSETS. Fine Zephyr Summer Corsets, double steels down the front, S0c. per pair. ‘Thomson's Glove Fitting Summer Corsets, in long, medium end short lengths. @1 per pair. 1G ole Persephone French Cor- wets, 61.50 to 64.87 per pair. (Becond floor, annex.) DRUGGIST SUNDRIES.—Low's * ‘Wild Rose Soap. 350 per box of one ‘Gozen cakes. ‘Vaseline. Se, ‘Whisk Brooms, 100, ‘Woodward & Lothrop's Triple Wa- ter. 4 08., 600. (iret Boor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROR myl2 “Gomer 11th and Fats nw. D. c.. MONDAY, MAY 12, 1890. Tue Basoaxs Or A Dar. 7 ‘You'll find more than one price surprise in each de- partment—the result of our buyer's late New York trip. In fact, the greatest rival of the Palais Royal is the Palais Royal. Last week's arrivals and the Goods previously in stock are keen competitors. We take from regular stock six lots, which are offered for to- morrow—Tuesdsy—at special prices. We rightly term them the A A TT 588g M4 Er 244 Tl Bays RR 00 ¥ A Lm g88g magyar cs 00) 6¥)6 OKA Tin. Sa58 BBR A RRR GGG A Il BN N 988g fe & peg A PRE e BB ASA GQ AAA IT NNN ~ BBB A AK B GGG a4 Ii N XN 8ss8 = (TUESDAY, MAY 13.) BARGAIN—$2.98 each for choice of $7, No.1. id 84 Jackets, including Spring Weizht Broad- cloth, Camel's Hair, English and French Stripes and Check Cloths. All colors and Black, All sizes from 3% to 40. 79 CENTS for our well-known 89. Pig- skin Mousquetaire Gloves, Six shades each of Tan-, Grays, Browns, Modes, also a Fast Black. No. 2, BARGAIN—19 CENTS for choice of the following No. 3, 25c. Hose: Siyle 1. Ribbed, warranted fast black feet and ankles, colored up- pers, Style 2. Ribbed, plain color feet and ankles, striped uppers. Style 3. Striped Feet and Ankles, uppers of plain colors. Style 4. Cluster Stripes, Style 5, Pin Stripes. BARGAIN—15 CENTS for our well-known 19c, Rib- No.4. bons. They come full 234 inches wide, Black and all the newest spring shades. All Silk, G. G. and Moire, with satin Edge. BARGAIN—65 CENTS for all Corset Covers marked Nod. BSc. Worth €1 are those of Cambric with low square necks of 244 inches em- broidery insertion and 13¢ inch edge. ‘Those with V shape frout and back of ‘Torchon lace are equally as good value. BARGAIN—84 CENTS for our $1 Cambric Night No.6, Gowns with V sbape neck, embroidery edge, front of 6 clusters, 5-bunch tucks, pleated yoke back, full sleeves, gathered at wrists with 3 tucks and edge. PLEASE REMEMBER. #-The above special prices are not for broken lots, odd sizes, &c., but for choice of @ full stock of Goods that are unusually good values at regular prices. Remember, they are but one-day bargains and that the special prices positively terminate tomorrow with the closing of the store. It's one of our inetbods of advertising. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) New Stock Or Dress Goons, TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS. Our buyer's late visit to New York enables us not only toshow all the scarce shades in Silk, Wool and Cotton Dress Goods, but in some instances to quote prices much lower than generally prevailing for broken assortments, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Details below.) New Grxonaus Asp Custis. AT 12} CENTS—A better assortment of Gingnams than shown any previous time this seasou. All the scarce shades in plain colors, checks, stripes and side- bands. AT 25 CENTS~Genuine Scotch Ginghams and guaranteed 35c, quality; small and large checks, small and large plaids, stripes in choice color combina- tions, sidebands,sume of the latter being 40-cent styles, In plain Chaimbray we show delicate shades of Old Rose, Resada Green, Gobelin, Golden Brown, Pink, London Red, Marine Biue, Sky Blue, also Black and Cream. AT 18 CENTS—The prettiest Challies (half Wool) of the season. Colored and Cream grounds with very large figures, also lovely styles in Persian effects and a novelty in imitation of Striped Bourette Cloths. See the new 124c. Outing Cloths. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) New Woo: Durss Goons. ‘The scarce shades of Graya, Tans, Suede and Fawn, in 40-inch Henriettas, at 80 cents, aud the rare tints of Gray in the 75c. Mohairs. All styles in 50c. Check Wool Suitings, including Biue and White, Black and White, Brown and White, Garnet aad White, Garnet, Tan and White, Myrtle, Black and White, Navy, Black aud White Checks, CREAM WOOL DRESS GOODS. The prices quoted below are not uncommon. THE QUALITIES OFFEKED AT THE PRICES ARE. “40-inch Cream Wool Batiste, 42-inch Cream Wool Albatross. 40-inch Bilk-finish Mohair....,. 40-inch Cloth-finish Serge, 42-inch Superior English serge. uch Striped French Serge. 40-inch Silk-finish Henrietta, oo *Tuis Batiste iy an extra good bargain, THE DKESS TRIMMINGS. ‘The new Gold and White Applique Trimmings, the novelties in Figaros, and the Gold, Silver and Steel Band Triwmings are some of the finest imported this season and afered at the lowest prices af the season, THe PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Suaxonar Asp Sar. Sixs Without hesitation, without fear of contradiction, we claim the foliowing the best bargains offered for years, The prices tell you littie, but the qualities will be eloquent: 2 pieces 22-inch Black Shanghai. 3 pieces 24-inch Black Shanghai, 2 pieces 24-inch Black Japanese. 1 piece 27-inch black Japanese. 1 piece 30-tuch Biack Japanese, 4 pieces 24-tuch Cream Shangiuai. # pieces 24-inch White Shanghai, 1 piece 24-inch Cream Japanese. ord bd 7 kd 7 rH i COMBINATION. Having procured some of the greatest bargains ever known in the Clothing market we sre prepared to offer to our many patrons and the public in general the greatest value ever known forthe least amount of money and make our usual profit, viz: Ten Per Cent, THE DEAL EMBRACES Nine hundred and sixty-two Suits, Sacks ang Cut- aways, STRICTLY ALL WOOL, and are known as the ‘est goods in the land. h as Harris’ Cassimere, Rock Cassimere, Black Stone Cassimere, Sawyer's ‘Cassimere and Lippit’s Cassimere ; the patterns, Piaid, Stripes, Neat Mixtures and Combinations Stripes and Plaids, light and dark colors. Take your choice, SACKS AND CUTAWAY SUITS, $3.75, HARRIS’ CASSIMERE, 98.75. ROCK CASSIMERE, 88.75, SAWYER'S CASSIMERE, 88.75, BLACK STONE CASSIMERE, 88.75. LIPPIT'S CASSIMERE, VICTOR E. ADLER & BROTHER, TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, HATS: acd GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, 927 AND 929 7TH ST. N. W., Corner Massachusetts Avenue. STRICTLY ONE PRICE mi2 Open Saturday until 11 p.m AALS WEEE RE SERVED, Ty PULLMAN Hlegant Dining Carson the Business cursion to Lincoln, Nevraska, JA. m1U-6t* UR TINTED OOLAH CHALLIES, % YD. WIJ have been reduced to 47. ber pd,” Our 190. 3: ineh Wool-mixed Cashinere down to 12%e. per yd. reduction is nearly 40 per cent: they aro our removal prices. Kal ‘MAN'S DUUBLE CUMBINA th st.se STOMERS THAT WE Col NoT it week with our G2c. Unlaundered Shirts ive, ou account of nizes, can be supplied thas woe e. m: MEN'S EXCURSION TO the firat opportunity ever offe: of Washington to see the wes: J. A. FINCH, Manaxer, 614 A Worn Asovr Custis aT al oh A wy PP FE RRR RRR YY Ss. PEPE RE FY oat: It needs but the gentlest touch of nature now to bring the light and airy fabrics into the arona as posi- tive necessities, While the thermometer lacs in its ‘mountiugs into summer—you are postponing from day today the purchase of what you are absolutely sure you are going to need—and that soon—too. The queen of the whole sisterhood of these cloth pictures is French Challis. Why is it—can you tell—that it is left always for the Frenchman to borrow from the flowers their beauty and work them into patterns so life-like that it needs but a slight stretch of the imagination to fancy ther exhaling their native perfume? Or to take thecold.ungraceful geometrical linesand twist snd turn them into art designs that captivate and chain one to their favor? And with their wonderfully deft hands they transfer these patterns into weavings of the highest worth. Brim, full of patternings for ‘eu Gown designs—and Challis jored fabric for them now “ave uspec te with the richest pat- terus—White and Black combinations that those wo ace in mourning will appreciate, besides a delicate Lavender aud White, It does really seem as if there was no limit tothe strewn ‘in inlinitable cf patterns suitable for street wear, These are the French—geuuine imported —Challis— 82 INCHES WIDE—90c. AND 6Uc. A YARD. We don’t mean to slight the American creation While there in no doubt about the French bei he domestics are cl enough to hw ew spring sind vown, Gray, Tai Bithcy are cheaper. then the iuported ones ‘That is no reason why you should frow. on them. Your choice of avy of the American patterus Ase. A YARD. Compare our line with other people's—all to—the variety—the quality—the price, yield the pal to auy of them, on want ve don't fEATON PERRY. “PERRY BUILDING" OTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840. at ‘8 EXCURSION PARTY TO I} each be provided with Beau- A. FINCH, Manager, O14 fst. NCH TURKEY-RED TABLE vd fast colors, surely is re- arjet, which cool ‘3s auy at vietiins. 11th st.s.e. ns KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATIO: m10-3t DLEG. ROOMS Pitted tor the wives of business nen going on the Business Men's Excursion to Lincoln, Nebraska, my10-Gc" J. A, FINCH. Mas'ager, 614 F st. . H. McK sews Dany Lerrex We have secured ata sacrifice aline of Ladies’ Fancy Vests which we can sell at $4.50. This is about their actual cost to manufacture, as their ustal selling price is $7. The stock of Capes and Tan Jackets is rapidly diminishing—owing to the reduced prices, We still have a few left of the 83c. Gloves for 6Xe. #1 Morquetaire Gloves for 75c. 2 Kid Gloves for $1. We hay rprise in store for you in Underwear. It is on sale today, but ‘will not be made public uutil tomor row. W: WM. H. McKNEW 4 (Buecessor to R. HL Taylor), at 933 Pennsylvania ave. nw, ‘Tt MAY 1918 THE LAST Pullman Accommedations Dot FORGE Ti day for selecting siness Men's bas w. m 10-60 J.A. LINCH, . \ALL DOWN AND GET SUME OF OUK SACKI- Cae. here are crowds of buyers that are Just Jubllant over their bargains, and you might Just ae well be aizony them. Lhe gocds must be suid and 0 the etter we like it KAUB- COMBINATION, 1112 st me, on the the sooner they MAN's, DUUB: Benonezs SPRING LEAF TEA At50c a pound ‘Used in various 2 pieces 27-inch White Japanese. 70 pieces 23-inch Colored Shanghai, 02 pieces 23-inch Colored Shanghal. «a EF7-All the iatest street and evening shades shown in the Colored Silks. Please note that we except the 50c. Silke, They are NOT the same extraordinary values ‘at are ail the others,” BARGAINS IN WARRANTED BLACK SILKS. ‘82-inch, 79 cents; 27-inch, 8Oc. and $1 a yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Gor, 22th at, and Pa.arg! 4 LISNER parts of the country. Orders received today from Presley, Kansas; Valley City, North Dakota; Baltimore, Md. a. W, BURCHELL 1su6 F at © ss Pie pitta Ae ee eee ot sa Sat er To Guso Acner Mom PUT YOUR FURS ON STORAGE aT STINEMETZ & BONS, 1237 PA AVE. myl0-3m aH RnR FER a ke itl rrr A fr s ’: i GN THEIR NEW STORE), CORNER SEVENTH AND H STREETS ¥.W. It is generally safe to re- Gard what everybody agrees upon as Deing s fact. And every 0Be concedes that a Ventilated Refrigera- tor is made upon the best scientific principles, “Not You don't think sot We expected an ‘Answer of this kind from somebody. “And everybody don’t agree "We expected that, too. Now We'll answer both those contradictions at one time. Demurrere and disputants are what ‘they are, because they don't know any different, and have been told something else, Everybody who knows admits what we Dave said; and their knowledwe is de- Fived from demonstration, and defeaded by experience, We will sive you the same oppor- tunity, The Heinz Ventilated Re- frigerators are built upon scientific principles. Never mind that, though. You haven't time, perhaps, for scientific research. What you want {s demonstration. So, you need a refrigerator, and we'll suppose you buy a Heing Of us. Give it a month's good, honest use, and then if you say At ian't the dew (and the best because it de ventilated) we'll take it back, return you your money and you'll have had a month's ‘cold storage for mothing, aud you will also be the first to know- fingly contradict what we claim. If we will venture the test, ean’t you afford to make the trial? There is a subject on which no difference of opinion can possibly exist. This is the season when baby must have @ daily “airing.” and, if too youthful for pedestrian exercise, then a carriage is absolutely Recessaty. Ifa carriage, a good one, ‘Then, as cheap in g§ice @s possible. We can show you very much better than we can tell you—as we could if you'd lost your way—and At would take almost the broad side of this paper to merely Gescribe our enormous stock. But one ‘thing we will say: If Baby Lasn’t » Carriage, and needs one, and you want s large variety to select from and want to buy it ‘as reasonably as you ‘ean, then we declare ourselves ready to serve you. ‘We would also lay some particular stress upon our stock of Hammocks and Croquet Sets. We have them at all prices ‘and the assortment is very large, Tt is more than probable we will advertise one of our special “check list” sales in Wednesday night's “Star.” If we do it will contain some very rare bargains, ‘apon 4. i++ 4 = r= a = FFF A RRR F AA Ot R kr AA OL RR AAA OIL &o- r aA ub RRs FRANKLE & CO, PROPS, CORNER 7TH AND H STS. N. W. at RE YOU GOING ON THE BUSINESS MEN'S Excursion to Lincoln, Nebraska? If so secure Your tickets before May 19. m10-6t J. A. FINCH, Manager, 614 F at, J ouxsox & Lorn We bought a job lot of 200 pieces best American Batteen has sold for 1c nich as sold for 1c. 1Ge., such as sold for 20c. All “new styles. Sume of them exact copy from French designe. | on pieces Scote yr Ginghams, % yard wide, ec usta price She! ‘ sch ‘splendid stock of Ginehatns at R, 10 and 123¢e. Benutitul style Challiee 7-10, 1256 200 up ty 500, Whit: Shirts, We closed out balance of the lot of White Shirts which we have been runing at 736. ; usual price 109 dozen '« Summer Shirts and Drawers 45¢.; usual price 6:2}¢¢. 100 dozen Boys’ Shirt Waiats 25, 30c. up to 50c. We carry an inmenxe stock of Sun Uubrelius and Parasols from the best manufacturers at lowest prices, ‘Low prices in every line, JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, mig 713 Market space. 0 FOR LIN i, NEBRASKA; THOSE RE- Ceiviuw invitations call wt once and secure Pull- man Accommodations, J.A. FINCH, Mana , Ee tobe t ker BOSTON VARIETY STORE. ‘We keep every popular make of Tennis Racquets, 1,000 IN STOCK OF All Weights, Styles and Finish. TO CLUBS ordering half dozen or more Reoquete made by Wright & Diston, Spaulding, Horsman or Bond & Co., London, Werive =? oS = Sa PER CENT DISCOUNT. wn On Horace Partridge’s makes, Americau Tate English Strung or Prize Strung, ey ; (f & PER CENT DISCOUNT. aaa My? Peck & Buyder's makes, SASS “ws. pER CENT DISCOUNT. ad Our retail priceson the sbove makes for a Single Racquet will average from 1 Mi y i ui 15 TO 20 PEB CENT DISOOUNT. Peck & Snyder's Balls 250. each; Wright & Diteon's ‘33c. each. A fuil line of Nets, Poles, Markera &c.. at. popular prices. SMITH & WARDWELL, myl2toje2 ‘705-707-709 Market Space. A ‘Yo! = ON i} SN) +4 FEET on PI Vince, wen cis Bazoass Ix Jewerny Axp bILVERWARE. 1 MUST SELL AT ONCE THE ENTIRE STOCK CONTAINED IN THE OLD-ESTABLISHED JBW- ELRY STORE OF FRANK M. LEWIS, Ko. 1215 PENNSYLVANIA AVEKUR. ‘THE ASSORTMENT 18 GOOD AND THE STOCK FRESH. PRICES WILL BE MADE VERY LOW. m10-6t Assignee which woare selling at the following prices: | Waar I: Au Meaxs- IVs simply thi gentlemen—we're been satisfied we can put on our SAK'S —tables—as GOOD SUITS at @10.00— £20.09 ae other people can show you at 815 SUIT SALE and @18 The problem of manu. — facture has been hedged in by the sake Chinese wall of secrecy 80 long that it $10.00 bas forbidden investigation Weil, SUIT SALE WE'RE manufacturers now—and the -- ‘Wool can't be pulled over our eyes SAK'S any longer, Ready-made Clothing 210.00 bas been tmproved and bettered until SUIT SALE. ithas superseded toe large degree -- the demand for custom clothing sake The pricemust be doctored now. £10.00 The time is past when you mus* SUIT SALE, haves big firure charged fore sult — Defore you'll think it ss worth any SAKS = thing. If you've got confidence is $10.00 the house you're dealing with< SUIT SALE. «don't deal where you haveu't — AND YOU HAVE WITH Ua= SAKS Sny price we qnote is satixfactors— $10.00 for you're conSdent you ere “twk SUIT SALE. ing the bottom” for the beat. _ These suite we are offering now 8t @10—Secksand Cutaways—are our last purchases, We can show you ss many styles im this grade as any house iu this city eau in their com- bined stock of Cassimeres and Chev- jot Suite, If youd see our frewbt Saks #10.00 CIT SALE SAKS' —bills of the last wenk you'd think we €10.00 had all the Clothing there was in the SUIT SALE. whole state of York, Bu _ Daven"t We lefts lot of cheap stuff SAKs there that we wouldn't be guilty of #1000 «ving sway. The New and Nobby Regular @15 and $18 Buite are what We brought here and marked them CIT SALE, BAKS' = -810— simply because we could afford $10.00 to, SUIT SALE Plain Black Cheviote—with patch - Pockets—a style that has a herde of SAKS' admirers, ‘The South Bend Cessi- $10.00 meres—everybody knows the #upe- SUIT SALE, ricrexcelience of this weave—Ding- _ onal Cheviote—and Natty Twoeds— SAKS' filly or half lined—for moderate or $10.00 extreme weather. Every style tried CIT SALE on and inepected before we accepted it, WE KNOW THEY ARE Post- SAKS* TIVELY ALL OK. IN EVERY RE- £10.00 SPECT. We want you to look st SUIT SALE. them, if nothing more. Youcan see ‘em in the window, but you can see them better upstaire—and more of ‘em, SAKS AND COMPANY, BEST CLOTHING—LEAST PRICE. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH = STREET. + ey "Ss EXct + pd To 4 reek prove @ tad success, ‘Now purchase tickets ns a A. FING ‘H, Manager, 614 F st. DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, 404 and 406 7th st. nw, We are offering s few immense bargains for the next ‘Ubree days in our Dress Goods Lepartwent 50 pieces Wool Plaids, 36-inch wide, worth 40c. For the next three days 2%. OtiGc. Flaids. For the next three days 4%, Mohair Stripes, 36 inches wide, Ste. 48-inch Henrietta, extra wide, all colors, SOc. « yard. Black Mobaira, our own importation, at lowest market prices, SILK NETS, tik, €1.68 . now Oe. : how #1.10, ; bow #198, Flouneing, all silk, & now Oe - * $1.68; now 1.2 Better quality in proportion. WHITE Goons. 100 pieces of White India Linen, stripes, plaids and open work, worth from 15 to ¥Se. For three days j only 12)5¢, a yard. TMREE BIG BARGAINS IN BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS. Our @1.00 quality, guaranteed, now S&e. Ourg125 * ae ourgi5so - - we DOMESTICS, 12i¢c, Outing Fiaonels, for 3 days only 7%. 1c, Outing Flannels, for 3 days only Llc ae. Outing Flanuels, sik and wool stripes, 390 @ ¥ Giugbams from 8c. up; food valve. 100 Aifferent styles of American saiceus at 1239 BEADED WRAPS, We are determined to close out our entire stock of Beaded Capes that sold formerly for 4.50, @4 25,and Closing price, $3.48. e UMBRELLAS and Parasols with our guarantee not to rip or crock. Umbreiias with ali styles of handies, Best quality Gloria Silk from YSc. up, according size and handle. All we ask is to inspect our stock and note prices be fore purchasing elsewhere, We will save you fully 26 per cent on all purchases, STRASBURGER'S DEY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, Ty 404 and 406 7th st. n.w, ao Ul Fositively Bxpel all Roact NO'PUISUN, NO PUFF LEQUIRED? Price 30c. per ib. Will be sent by express on receipt of the amount in stamps or postal pote, Manuinetured Oye rerTLn, cont . TUTTLE, Contect myl2 Im*_ 324 W. Lexington , Baltimore, Ma, OC AAA i . :. fe | cocoa 4 T A&A t RR H Be 118 NATURE AND CURE, BY a P. LIGHTHILI, M.D, 1017 15TH ST. NORTHWEST. Catarrh manifests itself by & discharge from the bead, sometimes of @ color elery Suid, but oftener of a purulent, greenish-yellow mat- ter, which in many instances is so copious that patients feel as though their whole Lead isin e stateof corruption. The discharge ofteu lodges Dehind and above the soft palate, requiring al- most constant hawking for ita removal. Often scales or ipcrustations are blowy from the bos tila, either solid or of s tubular form, The breath is offensive, and sometimes revolting\y fetid. Bmell, and occasionally the taste, is im- paired or destroyed, the bering becomes af- fected, poles in the head make their appear ence, and the eyes cre apt to become irritaved sud watery. The head feels full, heavy, and compressed, especially above and between the eyes, and severe neuralgic pain is often ex- perienced about the face aud bead. The patient Coughs more or less, has a capricious appetite, Jones flesh aud strength, is depressed in epirite and inclined to drowsiness, The memory is weakened and often seriously impaired. Cold te taken from the least exposure, and step by step the inflammation spreads uutll it reaches ‘the lungs and terminates in Consumption, Se frequently hes this tatal course beh noticed ‘that Catarrh is bow looked upou as one of the arliest wauifestelious of this dread disease. By the aystem of trestinent which we have ‘positive | g £ i A i ih He i 4 | i B | i | F i | | i E ; | i