Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1890, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON: THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspape' World, and as an Advertising Medium ts worth more than all the other papers published in Washingto: When Washington stretches, as it will before many years, over tho whole District, and straight, level streets take the place of country roads winding up and down hills, and suburban trees and grass give way to rows of houses, the tountry will be pushed over the boundary line into Maryland, and Rock Creek from its en- trance into the District will flow through a city. The suburban beauty and the urban ugliness of this stream impress themselves now upon every observer. In the country its clear and refreshing waters wind through picturesque scenery. In the cit; the crystal brook becomes an open sewer, offensive and dangerous to health, which m st be covered some day at heavy expense in cesponse to an urgent public demand. The prop »sed Columbus park will, if established, prevent the city from stretching to the very bants of the creck, and will pre- serve the stream in its course through the county as a beautiful brook surrounded by picturesque scenery. If the park is not = established the hiils, trees, and grass will disappear as they are now doing before the suburban subdivider, platter, and builder, and the creek will gradually become polluted from surrounding settlement and be converted into the receptacle for refuse, for the casual dead animal and for sewerage. In the end its whole course through the District will necessarily be arched over at the cost of millions of dollars. The estimates made for hiding the ugliness of the part which, lying within settled limits, has already become an open sewer, indicate the enormous expendi- ture which will be required to cover the stream for its entire course through the District. Washington—the national capital of the future ag well as of the present—has to decide between preserving Rock Creek asa brook at the ex- pense of the cost of some of the rock, and hill and forest surrounding it, and permitting it to become an open sewer, to be covered in the near future at a vastly greater expense. — + The adoption by the national democratic convention of the platform of the Philadelphia democratic convention which nominated a suc- cessor to Samuel J. Randall might “reconcile” the “wings” and also carry out the Cleveland or majority ides of tariff reform. It is not a straddle so much as an abridgment which smoothes the edges of the taruff-for-revenue- only doctrine. ee ee It rains upon the just and the unjust in Mis- souri and in order to do it without partiality eyelone or a cloud burst carried away the roof of the capitol building at Jefferson city yes- terday. +. It will be well to disregard all flying rumors that “the leaders” are going to retrench here and hold up there, when the “here” and the “there” are such omnipotent factors in Con- gressional legislation as river and harbor and public’ building bills BEDE All the ladies recently elected to offices in Edgerton. Kansas, have taken a case of the pouts because the men criticized their oficial acts, and have resigned, So there. a stamina ote sees The olive branch hitherto waved over Mr. Huntington and Senator Stanford is now having the buds of peace knocked from it by Mr. Huntington's efforts to secure the United States senatorship for Stephen M. White to the ex- clusion of Senator Stanford. —— <a Will Washington be permitted to charge ad- mission, for reimbursement of expenses, to its half of the Zoological Garden? And if not, why pot? eon ar ———— Virgin having a touch of what she has been giving to the Chicago meat dealers in the refusal of the English government to permit the importation of Virginia cattle. Emin Pasha has declared war on Stanley and threatens to publish a sensation involving him and Tippoo Tib. Some enterprising journal should get a photographic interview with Emin and his sensation. ————_——— Having procured some of the greatest bargains ever known in the Clothing market weare 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 and Cut- aways, STRICTLY ALL WOOL, and are kuown as the best goods in the land. Such ss Harris’ Cassimere, Kock Cassimere, Black Stone Cassimere, Sawyer's Caasimere aud Lippit’s Cassimere; the patterns, Plaid, Stripes, Neat Mixtures and Combinations Stripes aud Plaids, light and dark colors. Take your choice, SACKS AND CUTAWAY SUITS, 28.75, HARRIS’ CASSIMERE, e SAWYER’S CASSIMERE, 88.75, BLACK STONE CASSIMERE, 85.75, LIPPIT’S CASSIMERE, VICTOR £. ADLER & BROTHER, TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, Hats aod GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, 927 AND 929 7TH ST. N. W., Corner Massachusetts Avenue, STRICTLY ONE PRICE, miz Open Saturday until 12 p.m Isrrersmsa Reavrxe SILK MOHAIR BNILLIANIINEs, Uld Rose, Elec- Blue and Tan. | Special cash barvain 15c. CHINA SILKS, 39¢.. $5¢., 50c., O46. LONSDALE CAMBRIC, fuest quality, 10. LUSH HENKIELTA C EKES, new spring wide double width, 25c. BLACK SILK MUHAIN BRILLIANTINES, wide double foid, + S BALBKIGGAN ” ENGLL STOCKINGS, beet Zoe quality, THEE pairs for 50e, ESDIA Line NS. 0c, 1 ige.. Loe. BLACK FRENCH S11.53. excellent quality, special tas bargains. 75c., Site and $1.25, VERY BEST Quality FRUIT OF THE LOOM BLEACHED ‘ON, yard wide, Sige. worth 10, COMBED SILK "MODAL DRILLIANTINES, pearly yard and quarter wide, very best 0c. quality, LADIES’ CLOTH DRESS GOODS, all pure wool, Wide double fold. casb E HENMIETTA C. very = Fan sah, SEeTE omme cones, cov pes oot * TURKEY keh TABLE DAMASK, Very best 500 — DRESS GINGHAMS, l0c., 12K0, MUSLIN, real ood quality, 5e, CARTERS 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAK 7TH ST. A CASH PURCHASE 10 THE AMOUNT OF, ¢5 TLES THE PURCHASER TO ONS OF OUR fALUABLE FKESENIS. mys OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. Torspax, May 13, 1890. LIGHT WEIGHT SUMMER DRESS GOODS.—A chance for Commencement ‘Dresses, Midsummer Costumes and Con- firmation Robes, Today we put on sale an extremely fine line of Summer Dress Goods, 38-inch Cream Albatross, 37}¢c.and 40c. per yard. ‘88-inch Cream Surah Sergea, 50c. and 5Gc. per yard. 40-tnch Cream Kiber Cloths. 60c., 62340, and 75¢. per yard, 40-inch Cream snd White Mohair Bril- Mantines, 50c, 75e. snd $2 per yard. 38-inch Cream Henrietta. 50c. per yard. 40-inch Cream Challies, 50c. peryard. 46-inch Cream Henrietta. 75c. and $1 per yard. 40-inch Cream Armure Cloths, in @ variety of designa, 75c. per yard. 46-inch Cream Challies, $1 per yard, 40-inch Cream Silk Warp Challies, $1 per yard. 42-inch Cream Hemstitched Bordered Carmelite, $1, $1.25 and $1.50 per yard. 44-inch Cream Satin Stripe Sideband Nun's Veiling. @1bper yard. 42-inch Cream Satin Armure Stripe Crepeline. $1 per yard. 42-inch Cream French Crepe Cloth. 91.25 per yard, 40-inch Cream Silk Warp Henrietta, 21.25 per yard. 44-inch Cream Satin Bordered Armure. $1.25 per yard, 44-inch Cream Satin Stripe Lace Side- band Camel's HairGrenadine, Only 82 per yard, Weare also showing an exceedingly fine line of Cream Twill Flannela, 50c., 754 @1 and $1.25 per yard, (First floor; annex.) THOSE 47c. FLANNEL SHIRTS.— ‘They were better than we thought, The number sold seems incredible, Kare Judement and good taste were used in selecting this fine value. Domet Flannel Shirts in neat and attractive patterns, made with » yoke, cut full 36 inches Jong, noraw seams, Bizes 14 to 17. Only each. Qlen’s Department.) ‘LACES.—We have added to our elegant stock of Black Lace Drapery Nets 60 at- tractive patterns in stripes and detach- able figures, with Brussels and La Tosca grounds 62igc. to $4.75 per yard. We are also showings very good as- sortment at $1.25, $1.35 and $1.50 per yard. First floor.) REDUCTION SALE OF LADIES’ WRAPPERS AND TEA GOWNS.— Ladies’ Light Challie Wrappers, Re- duced to 3.50 each. Ladies’ Dark Fisnnel Wrappers with Tobe front, Reduced to $5 each. Ladies’ Dark and Light French Challie Tea Gowns with combination robe fronts, Reduced to 87.50 each. Ladies’ Black French Cashmere Wrap- pers with robe fronts and full sleeves. Reduced to $10 each. Ladies’ Black Cashmere Tea Gowns with surah silk fronts and sleeves, Re- uced to $12.50¢each, Ladies’ French Challie Tes Gowns in handsomedesigns of Old Rose, Light ‘Blue and French Gray, with plain robe fronts, finely tucked and trimmed with ribbon. Reduced to $12.50 esch, (Third floor.) LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S NEW WINDSOR TIES.—We have just re- ceived 50 dozen Ladies and Children's Plaid Windsor Ties, which we will offer at the exceedingly low price of 19c. each. ‘These fine values will be displayed on center table in frout of collar and cut department, (Pirst floor.) REDUCTIONS IN BLACK GOODS DEYARTMENT.—Tomorrow we shall offer the following extraordinary re- ductions im summer weight Black Goods: 10 pieces Bordered Hemstitched Nno's Veiling, 40 inches wide, border from 2 to 8 inches wide. Eeduced to 50c. per yard. Gray Mohair, with White Stripe, 42 inches wide, Reduced to 50c. per yard. Lupin's Veils, extremely light weight, 48 by 72 inches. Reduced to 82 each. (First floor, annex) LININGS.—Moreen, in hair-line Stripes of White. Used for ladies’ underskirta, 27 inches wide. 60c. per yard, We also heve Moreen, in Blsck, White, Red, Brown and Gray. 5c. per yard. Mobair Sere, in Seal Brown, Tan, Gray and Black. 32 inches wide 3le. per yard. Au excelleut chance for a skirt @irat floor.) NOTION DEPARTMENT.—As 8 re- minder we will mention « few special Values of each department in Notions, DRESS TRIMMINGS.—Black silk Gimp. 34 to 3 inches wide. 15c. to $4.50 per yard, Colored Silk Gimp. % yard wide. 38¢. peryard. Black Silk Vandyke Braid. 2 to 15 inches wide, 0c. to 8 per yard. Steel Trimming. 95c., $1, $1.35 and $1.50 per yard. Black Silk Zouaves. $4.50 and 913.50. STATIONERY.—Writing Paper, in Light Gray and Blue. 150, a quire. Envelopes to match. 15¢. # package. White Iuk for writing on the colored paper. 17. a bottle. DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES.-- Woodward & Lothrop’s Triple Extract. 13 on 48e. Electro Silicon for cleaning silver. 10c. per box. Hair Brushes. 30c. to $2.75. An ex- cellent line. Cuteura Soap, 15e. Shoftield’s Tooth Paste. 190. Vaseline Cold Cream. 13¢ JEWELRY.—Gilt and Silver Hair Ornawents, 10c. to $2. Lace Pins, in s varinty of styles. 5c. each. Oxidized, Silver and Gilt Cuff Buttons, 18c., 250. and 420, (Pinst figor.) WOODWARD & LOTEROP, myl3 Corner 11th and Feta ae Sorvino Nores For Toxorzow (WEDNESDAY, MAY 14) ‘The Palais Royal never before was in the position to offer eo many undoubted bargains. Our increasing Dusiness is enabling larger purchases, The late addi- tions to stock were secured from the importers and manufscturers st closing-out prices. Thus it is our stocks were never so large or as complete, nor were Prices ever aslow for the qualities offered, To illustrate: Parasols of Surah Silk in Plaids and Checks—all the new color combinations—are now of- fered at $2.75. These are identical to those previously 13.68. The only difference is we now have all shades and & greater variety of handles than at sny previous time this season. Another illustration: The Surah Silk Parasols with shirred and fringed sJk as trimming. We now offer them for $4.98 each, which is nearly half the former price, Before, we had only six shades; now we have fourteen, which include Nile and Sage Greens, Gobelin and Pigeon Blues, Oid Rose and Eiffel Red, Pearl snd Stone Grays, &c. Need it be written that thenew Parasols have forced down the prices of those previously iu atock? THE PALAIS ROYAL, Continued below. Buanoams Is Enxonowenus, ‘We write only of the new arrivals: 90 pieces 45-in. Hemstitched Embroidery Skirtings, rauging in price from 50 cents to €3.10a yard. Those at half a doliar bave 4-inch hem and 15 inches of Em- broidery. Those at $1 have deep hem, cording, tucks and embroidery. But it’s not fuir to the half hundred other styles to polut to apy one ortwo, Al are extra good valurs, 40 pieces Hemstitched Bulgaria Lawn Skirtings. Sample bargains are those 45 iuches wide, with 4-inch hem,at 40 centsa yard. Those with 4-inch hem and 8 tucks above st 60 cents are well worth 75 cents, Those 52 inches wide at 68 cents ares bargain. ‘The narrower Van Dyke Embroideries for dress snd ‘underwear trimmings are shown in many and lovely designs, from 15 to 25 cents a yard. ‘The goods previously in stock will meet the compe- tition of these new goods by consideruble reductions in prices, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Oxz Day Banoass. ‘The day is tomorrow, the bargains are: GLOVES.—59 CENTS for our celebrated 68-cent Kid Gloves, 4and 5 buttons, Tans and Browns; also included at 59 cents are our $9-cent Black Undressed Kid Gloves, SKIKTS.—69 CENTS for the Palais Royal’s 98-cent Skirts, Who doesn't know them? Best muslin, full width, all lengths, 6-inch embroidery ruffie and 5 tucks above, Only two toa customer, so as to disap- point none, VESTS.—19 CENTS for choice of all Swiss Ribbed Vests marked 25 cents, All colors, all sizes, V and square necks, The superior finish of our 25-cent Un- derwear is known to slmost every one. What com- ment is necessary? WRAPPERS.—81 for our $1.25 Calico Wrappers. You'll see $1.25 Wrappers elsewhere, but where else the style and finish as bere? The remarks of our cus- ‘tomers prompt the question. BANGLES.—19 CENTS for our 25-cent Silveroide Bangles, consisting of 17 rows and clasp, Fac simile of the latest style produced.in sterling silver. BIBBONS.—49 CENTS for choice of our 75, 65 and 55-cent Millinery Ribbons. All the correct shades in 4 inch-wide Satin Stripe G. G. Ribbons, Also novel- ties of Armure Silk with brocaded stripes, WE STEP IN YOUR SHOES and try to think just as you do after reading these lines. Some of you are thinking the prices are re- duced only because the goods are slow selling, Others come to the conclusion that they been reading of remnants, Perbaps you are the reader who thinks low- Priced goods must necessarily be trashy and, there- fore, undesirable at any price. Our reply ts: Js it wise or fair to pose as judge with- out a trial? Of course we are not writing to our regu- Jar patrons, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) New Srock 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 Ghyouaus Asp Cuarues, AT 124 CENTS—A better sasortment of Ginghsms than shown any previous time this season. All the scarce shades in plain colors, checks, stripes and side- ‘bands, AT 25 CENTS-—Genuine Scotch Ginghams and guaranteed 35c, quality; small an@ large checks, small and large plaids, stripes in choice color combina- tions, sidebands, some of the latter being 40-cent styles, In plain Chambray we show delicate shades of Old Rose, Resada Green, Gobelin, Golden Brown, Pink, London Red, Marine Blue, 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 aud a novelty in imitation of Striped Bourette Cloths. See the new 12}¢c. Outing Cloths. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Niw Woo: Dress Goons. ‘The scarce shades of Grays, Tans, Suede and Fawn, in 40-inch Henriettas, at 80 cents, and the rare tints of Gray in the 75c. Mohairs, Allstyles in 50c. Check Wool Suitings, including Blue aud White, Black and White, Brown and White, Gurnet aud White, Garnet, ‘Tan and White, Myrtle, Black and White, Navy, Black and White Checks, CBEAM WOOL DRESS GOODS. ‘The prices quoted below are not uncommon. THE QUALITIES OFFERED AT THE PRICES ARE. *40-inch Cream Wool Batiste, 5 42-inch Cream Wool Albatross. 40-inch Silk-fiuish Mohair... 40-inch Cloth-fiuish Serge. 42-inch Superior English Serge, 42-inch Striped Freuch Serge. 40-inch Sk-finish Henrietta... *This Batiste is an extra good burgsin. THE DRESS TRIMMINGS. ‘The new Gold and White Applique Trimmings, the If you keep hammering sway at the eame nail After awhile you'll drive it clear home to per- fection, That's; what we've been twenty-three years—nearly twenty-four now—doing with » SERGE, We called then—call now—“TRUE BLUE.” They started out with worth—and we've been bettering them as we've found out bow—until now they are the personification of Perfection, Sacks and Cutaways—linea and skeleton, Cut the truest possible to fashion’s nes, Trimmed in the most particular manner And tailored a8 we certainly know how. The colot—BLUE—is just as true as steel. They areas staple as flour. There has never been but one grade—$15. We reduced the cost to the mintmum snd every improvement we've charged up against reputation—not to you. ‘The rain and thesun cannot turn a thread— ‘and the wear they'll stand is something won- erful. They're Economical Suits to own, for their tenure of service is above the average, All sizes—that is—EVERY SIZE. THOSE ENGLISH DERLYS, Bome of your more thoughtful neighbors got one of those genuine English 83.50 and $3 Derbys yesterday. Just the shape they wantca— dust the shade they wanted—and only paid 2198 for it. Don’t let them profit by your forgetful- ness—for it must be that, There are some here yet—large—emall—and medium shapes. Black, Golden Brown, Nutria snd Side Nutria and Pearl—Summer weights—Summer colors, 81,98, SAKES AND COMPANY, RIGHT THINGS FOR MEN'S WEAR, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREET, my13 5 ait 2 T[PR® BUSINESS MEN'S EXCURSION TO LIN. coln, Nebraska, is the firat opportunity ever offered to the Lisiness men of Washington to see the west. my10-6t" A. FINCH, Manacer, 614 F st BB aA 6 UO MM MM > BP U MMMM 5s BBB aM SS, wow CRE FEM DDD www E DD WW Ww. BR wow ERE Dpp And this is ho have it, Our ART and CURTAIN departments are at present occupying to us very Valu- le space, which we are obliged to have, and we snast CLOSE OUT THESE TWO DEPARTMENTS; TO SELL THEM OUT ABSOLUTELY. ‘Here is an opportunity which is seldom offered and s ened beautify your home ata ridiculously smali be AN IMMENSE SAVING. GREAT REDUCTIONS. GREAT REDUCTIONS. GREAT REDUCTION GREAT REDUCTIONS, SELLING OUT PRICES. SELLING OUT PRICES. SELLING OUT PRICES. SELLING OUT PRICES. 2%— a0 © Wo © 00 Mg cCO REE Trrr c E Oo ke is 4 P ccc EFE Reduction off the marked prices of everything except- ing Embroidery Silks and Worsted. 20 per cent off Lace Curtains, 20 per cent off Portieres. 20 per centot! Fancy Shades, 20 per cent off Table Covers. 20 per cent off Lambrequins. 20 per cent off Fancy Scar 8. 20 per ceut off China Silks, 20 per cent off Int. Silke, 20 per cent off Madrases, 20 per cent off Linens, IN SHORT EVERYTHING. SELLING OUT PRICES ON WORSTEDS. Germantown Wool. all colors, 15c. a hauk. Saxony Wool, all colors, Ic. # hank, German ser Yaru, all colors, Spanish, 15c. « hank. Ice Wool. 20¢c. @ hank. Crewe! Wool, lc. a hank. Aud proportionately low prices in all other Worsteds, SEE BELOW, EXTRAORDINARY SELLING OUT b 4 ry T x out price, 1c. skein, sug out price, de, sketi, price, LINEN FLOSS, Barganen Thread, Aubbosene, selling out Cheutile, No, 2, selli Open 1c. Open Wi BOe. Coin Spot Swiss, selling out price, 1 9c. a yard Se, and 7Se. Kusiishi Madras, selling out price, 30e. a yard. $1.50 6-4 Tapestry Table Cover, selling out price, Lambrequin, selling ont pric ile Cover, selling out price, + and 81.50 Hund-) wiuted Scarts, silk bolting du, seLiibe out price, 75¢. 5c t. China Silks, selling out price, ‘apestry, selling out price, 6Yc. a ¥ all Finish Hoiland Spring Koller Shades, sell- 29e. each, 4 Bost Tabie Oil Cloth, selling out pr 7 6-4 Beat Table Oil Cloth, selling out phel: Oil Cloth, selling out price, Stair Oll Cloth, sell items mentioned sare EXCEPTIONS to the 20 per cent ule. eductions have been made ou them as ign as 50 per cent, BBB. 5 B AA U - BROAA U U MM B AAA UU OM BBA A UU OM novelties in Figaros,and the Gold, Silver and Steel Band Triaunings are some of the finest imported this season and QJered al the lowest prices of the season, . THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Saaxouar Asp Sar. Sirxs. Without hesitation, without fear of contradiction, we claim the following the best bargains offered for years, ‘The prices tell you little, but the qualities will be eloquent: 2 pieces 22-inch Black Shangh: 2 pieces 24-inch White Shanghai. 1 piece 24-inch Cream Japanese 2 pieces 27-inch White Japanese. POPULAR SHUPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. NOT FORGET THAT MAY 1918 THE LAST for selecting your Pullman Accommodations nysiness Meu's Excucsion to Lincolu, Nebrasi J. A. FANCH, Manaxer,614 F st, “4 7" \§ Waar Tre Qo Noxcs Say. They (the quid uunes) say that it is un open secret that BRODHEAD & CO., MASONIC TEMPLE, not only keep the BEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL Dress Goods, but sell them cheaper than any other house: also that their Monarch Shirt wt G7, Dr. Warner's Corset at 95e wud Lonsdaie Cumbric wt Ge. are evi- dences that thelr low prices sre not confied to Dress Goods only; also that their Gixgiaus, Setines, Chal- lies and Uutine Flaune!s are too lovely for anything, and that Brodhea’s Kid Gloves are the most elecaut and perfect fittin they ever saw, ml0-4t* LARGE NUMBER OF WASHINGTON BUSI- A Sest'inen and their wives are going ou the Buse 70 pieces 23-4ach Colored Shanghai, 92 pieces 23-inch Colored Shanghai. G2 All the iatest street and evening shades shown in the Colored Bilks, Please note that we except the 50c, Silks, They are NOT the same extraordinary values @8 are ali the others, BARGAINS IN WARRANTED BLACK SILKS, ‘The following are the best qualities ever offered by Us ior Gls yard. We guarantee every yard, that is: Uf the Silk crocks or splits, with jaur wear, within one you ‘22-inch, 75 cents; 27-inch, 80c. and 1 a yard, THE PALais ROYAL, Cor, 12th st, and Ps.ave, es# Men's Excursion to Liycoin, Nebraska, myl0-6' J. A. FINCH, Manager, 614 F st, ts Bsr te nae Siven Wane oF RARE AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, SOLD EXTENSIVELY ar HOME amavAn. pA inK & SON, (ORE 8" 114 BRR HInouk STheer, a FDR GOW WHE EF GE Reon eee A LOU goa FINCH Macager, G14 F ot, ee a, te ee ¢ ASHINGTON, D.C.. TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1890. , Fiuzxce, Scores Axo Awenicax} A Qveny. FLANNELS could find—and so have ‘e would ty novelty marked and ‘would come some purchasers enthusi- tern and quality and away it would ‘wecatch up? Well, “it is an ill wind we nob "and the cool. disagresable weat past ‘summery matters ou of Your beads for a few daye—that was oar opportu nity. | Let the rush now be as heavy as it We have the stock in the Rowse fo meet ¢—and an abup- dance in reserve to answer to our call. Opera sil—apeoty, where you are going togive it constant wear and will bave to trust it often to the undress—you will find all richt—S74e. to Bsc. a yard. And the ai-wow Suiting from to gla Yard—that is — washer, too. ‘The Navy Twills—from 350. to 75c. 8 yardare in graded weights—and all excellent qualities French Fisnnels in Tennis patterns—Stripes, of Scotch Flannels—more styles—snd as honest and candid as the Scotchmen themselves—3ie.. 50-., GOc., 62 5ge. a yard. The “Finette’ el pis & Rew OD They will uot be stranwers long —they too guod ans too pretty in their effects—Line and Pink shades shown ina dozen differeut styles—27 taches—73e. yard. Our plain French Flannels run through the whole color fist—not skipping single desirable shade. We picked them all out aud imported them ourselves—27 iches—50> a Pesce Then the Ganze—the Zephyra—the Azures—the Japanese and all the summer weights, nel is your friend in hot weather. Fashion per- mits you to “dress up" in this neglige fabric apd genitis has desigued wany a ‘Weary still more a person: Do we need to comment on our variety—or price? Don't you know just where you will find us on these two suojects? Think you ought to—after a half cen- tury's experience with us. opty patiern to make the satisiaction, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1840. at OGEZINTED OOLAH CHALLIES %4 YD. WIDE have been reiluced to 7c. per yd. Our 196. 38- inch Wool-mixed Cashmere down to 12%. per yd. The reduction is nearly 40 per cent; they are our removal Pees. RAUFMAN'S DOUBLE “COMBINATION, ne Bt i) Gama BE SERVED IN PULLMA’ Elegant Dining Cara on the Business Meu cursion to Lincoln, Nebraska, = J. A. FINCH, m10-6t* 614 Las: Oxrorn Tres. IT 18 OUR CUSTOM EACH SEASON TO SELECT CERTAIN STAPLE, SEASONABLE SHOES, SUCH AS EVERY ONE IS LIKELY TO WANT, AND MAKE A DECIDED SPECIALTY OF THEM, GIVING EXTRA VALUE AT A LOW PRICE, 1Hi8 SEASON WE SELECT OUR 2.50 OXFORD TIFS, $2.50 OXFORD TIES, IN RUSSETT OR BLACK, IN RUSSETT OR BLACK. IN RUSSETT OR BLACK. IN RUSSETT OR BLACK. IN RUSSETT OR BLACK. IT WILL GIVE US PLEASURE TO HAVE YOU COMPARE THESE SHOES: WITH WHAT YOU FIND ELSE- WHERE AT $2.50 AND #3. PSE E RPS Pee ee i BBE UU Cia KOT S585 gm HE o> ES at Ss5 if H 00 Kes Sss% FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. 4KTHUR BURT & Co, mi13 1211 F st. NW. JJAVE You SECURED YOUR PULLMAN accoM- modations on, the Business Men's Excursion to Lincoln, Nebraska? It not, PINK, MGUT-BLCE AND CREAM IMITATION Lisie Jersey Ribbed Vests, silk ribbon strings, sleeves and neck finishe 3 an 4,at19¢. Bleached Linh man silk facing, finished in line of Fine Silk Vests at KAUFMA. DOUBLE 124s 71th in silk; sizes 0, Vests, bodice shape, Otto- in silk, 3c. Our entire 3 per cent off the price. COMBINATION, 1241 and an10-3t W:x. H. McKaews Dany Lerrmn. (Tuesday, May 13, 1890.) The identical Swiss-ribbed Vests sold every where and heretofore by us at 25c. are now offered by us for 2le. each. Pinks, Blues, White and Fancy. We bought them low, and iustead of selling them at 25¢c, we thought we would do good turn by giving you the advan- we of our good fortune, Of course it will create a “stir” and some comment— yet bere they are—25c. Vests for 2c. ‘Tell your friends. WA. H. McKNEW (Successor to R. H. Taylor), i 933 Pennsylvaniaave. now, O NOT FORGIT THAT MAY 1918 THE LAST day for selectin, Will be here tomorrow, and you will have a chance tosee in the menagerie tent the awk- ward and grotesque fiure of the creature that Yield: its soft, pliable, elastic cuticle to manu- facture the shoes which you find so easy, cool, and comfortable in the summer. To many a sight of the Kangaroo will be a novelty. And if you will take pains to look him over care- fully you will hereafter have a much better ‘idea of the docile “brute martyr” who aids so much in the comforts of life, ‘We are now selling Men’s Genuine Kangaroo Low Shoes at $2.50, 83.00 and 8400. And Genuine Kangaroo High Shoes at $2.50, 83.00, $4.00 and $5.00. ‘We can sell you what others call Kangaroo Shves—but which we call “Dongola"—at $1.50 for low cuts and $2.00 for the high. In the summer you can reslize more real comfort from the Kangaroo Sboe than from ‘any other; and they will “wear ike iron." ‘WM. HAEN & CO’S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES. 816 7th st. nw, ‘1922 Penn. ave. n.w., ut 231 Penn. ave. 8.0, WEY IS IT THAT AFTER LOOKING AT THE GOODS ADVERTISED AT THE GREAT MARK-DOWN AND SLAUGHTER SALES THE PEOPLE COME HERE AND BUX? THE ANSWER, BECAUSE THEY HAVE THEIR FYES OPEN. THEY KNOW THAT NO MER- CHANT WILL SELL HIS GOODS FOR LESS: THAN COST AND THEY ARE FULLY SaT- ISFIED THAT OUR GOODS AND PRICES ARE THE BEST VALUES. THAT 18 THE REASON THAT WHENEVER THERE IS A CUT-RATE SALE IN PROGRESS OUR BUSI- NESS ALWAYS INCREASES. SEE THE SPLENDID VALUES IN MEN'S SUITS THAT WE ARE SHOWING AT ALL PRICES FROM #10 TO 35 EACH, AND EVERY ONE A BARGAIN. ALL OF THEM MARKED NOW AT THE PRICES THAT THEY WILL BE SOLD FOR AND ARE NOT TO BE CUT IN HALF LATER ON, DO NOT FAIL TO INSPECT THE SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF BLACK CHEVIOTS AND THIBITS, IN ALL STYLES OF GARMENTS, » PRINCE ALBERT FROCKS, CUTAWAYS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED SACKS, ALL MADE AND TRIMMED IN THE BEST MANNER OR THEY WOULD NOT BE ON OUB COUNTERS. ALL AT PROPER PRICES. ROBINSON, PARKER & ©, THE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, mi320 319 SEVENTH ST. N.w. Loxvox Baas 715 MARKET SPACE, Special Drapery Net Sales. All-Silk Drapery Nets, 6 different patterns, ett 6st Bes *35 iu = mes Sh = ss Aversacs” OUTFITTER-HATTER. Tomorrow (WEDNESDAY) morning at 8 o'clock the doors of our “Up-town House,” corner of 15th street and New York avegne, will open for busi- ness, 1 take PLEASURE in inviting your early inspection of this stock of purely SEASONABLE OUTFIT- TINGS and GENERAL HABERDASHERY. FOR SUMMER HAT WEAR I recommend genteel dressers totry the STANDARD “BROADWAY BLOCKS," designed by Schind!er—in silks, cassi- meres, derbys and straws, For the lines of IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY AND LINEN (Black, | Fancy and Natural) Tcan vouch for their accuracy of style and superiority of quality. I desire to state that one of the controlling MOTIVES for opening this branch of a long-established busi- ness is to more READILY and EASILY accommo- date the VALUED FRIENDS who are west end residents, “AUERBACH,” OUTFITTER—BATTER, 623 PENNA. AVE, OOR 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. it 19Smr ee TURKEY-RED TABLE Tinen, wood quaity and fast colors, surely is re- imarkably cheap. Gc. for Heavy Hemp Carpet, which is as cheap as good quality Cotton and as cool ss auy Matting. | This is another one of our removal victims. KAUPMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION, 11th st.a.0. -3t BUSINESS MEN'S EXCURSION TO LIN- bras! ll prove a grand success, N. 10 purchase ticke! J. A. FINCH, Manager, 614 F at, Loxvox Bazar, 715 MARKET SPACE. Special sale for this week Children's Lord Fauntleroy Blouses in Jersey Cloth from 2 to 7 years, FORMER PRICES $1.50, 1.75, €2.25. m13-2t Bonckesrs SPRING LEAF TEA At 50c, « pound Used in various Parts of the country. Orders received today from Presley, Kansas; Valley City, North Dakots; Baltimore, Md. 3. W. BURCHELL, exo F ot RE YOU GOING ON THE BUSINESS MEN'S Excursion to Lincoln, Nebraska? If #o secure ir tickets bef May) m0 J. A. FINCH, Manager, 614 F st, sg ot: RSSR3 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 Racquets made by Wright & Diston, Spaulding, Horsman or Bond & Co., Loudon, Wexive 2. oo 8 wa 2 8g PER CENT DISCOUNT. am S8 On Horace Partridge's makes. American Tate English Strung or Prize Strung, 22 oo ew PER CENT DISCOUNT. tm yy Peck & Snyder's makes, 1 se Mn bs, a ‘3 PER CENT DISCOUNT, 55 Our retail prices on the above makes for a Side Racquet will average from 15 TO 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT. Peck & Snyder's Balls 25¢. each; Wright & Dfon's ‘Buc. cock. A full ine of Nets, Poles, Markeraé~ st popular prices. ; Albert E. Bazearss Is Groves Following are extraoriinary valuce which we ofes our petrons TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), MAY 14, and abal! continue every day this week: Ladies’ 4-putton Suede Kid Gloves worth @1.15 at 9% Ladies’ 8-buttou Suede Mousquctaires worth $1 Gua #1.32. Ladies’ ¢-button Dressed Kids worth O80. at 740. Ladies’ 1.42. Ladies’ S-button Heliotrope Mousguetaires worth 82.25 at 81.82. Every pair warranted. Fitted to your hand at our riek. Ladies’ Undreseed Driving Gauntlets reduced from 91.50 to SLA. Ladies’ Dressed Gauntlets and Black, and greatly re- duced prices. Remember this sele will last until SATURDAY, May 17, 7 o'clock p.m. ‘Onr 30e. Taffeta Gloves reduced to 2%, Our 40c, Taffeta Gloves reduced to Our 50c. Taffeta Gloves reduced to 37, Our 65c. Double Finger Lisle Gloves reduced to 498. Our Ladies’ Pure Silk Gloves, double Singers, re duced from 80c. to 6Se, Our Ladies’ 30-button Length Sik Mitts reduced from 1.75 to 81.48 ‘This being our first season carrying Fabric Gloves, we are making special effort to introduce them to the ladies of Washington and vicinity, and the low prices ae will have the desired effect beyond @ Ladies’ 12-button Kid Mousquetairea, which have become 80 popular for strect wear, we offer in every color at @2.16, their regular price belug $2.50. Ladies’ 6-button Pigskin, as light in weight as the finest French Kid, at €1.19, Do not suppose that these are heavy gostskin such a# you find offered tm other store at 98c., but remember that besides us no other house im the ci f m4 ty keeps this fine grade. Give 514 NINTH 8T_N.W. ROACH POWDER Wall positively Expel all Roaches »' NO POISON, NO PUFF KEQUIKE Price 20c. per ib. Will be seut by express ou receipt of the amount in stamps or postal p: Mauutactured by W. H. TUTTLE, Confectioner, Se Wile Atugton st, Baltime Ma _Byi2am? To Graxp Acawsr Mors PUT YOUR FURS ON STORAGE aT STINEMETZ & SON'S, 1237 PA AVE, AND G ME OF OUR SACKI- ces. There are crowds of buyers that are just jubilant over their bargains, and you might just as well be atuong them. The goods must be sid aud the soouer they the better we like it KAUPF- MAN'S DOU! COMBINATION. 11th st #0, m10-3t cco A TIT A RRR RRR uoOH co AA rT AA KO RR R HOOK coa A ff 2 AR KER KR WH BS 17s NATURE AND CURE, BY A P. LIGHTHILI, M.D, 1017 15TH ST. NORTHWEST, Catarrh manifests itself by a discharge from the head, sometimes of a colories glairy fluid, but oftener ofa purulent, greensh-yellow mat- ter, which in many instances #0 copious that patients feel as though their whole bead is ina stateof corruption. The discharge often lodges Debind and above the soft palate, requiring al- most constant hawking for ite emoval. Often scales or incrustations are blow: from the nos- trila, either solid or of a tubuar form. The breath is offeusive, and sometines revoltingly fetid. Smell, and occasionsllythe taste, ix im- paired or destroyed, the bearng becomes af- fected, noises in the bead mae their appear ance, and the eyes are apt to come irritated and watery, The head feels full, heavy, and compressed, especially above and between the eyes, and severe neuralgic min is often exe perienced about the face and lead. The patient coughs more or less, bas a cagicious appetite, loses flesh and strength, is d@ressed in spirits and inclined to drowsiness. The memory is weakened and often serious¥ impaired. Cold is taken from the least exjsure, avd step by step the inflammation eprese until it reaches the lungs and terminates in 2ousumption, So frequently bas this fetal curse been noticed ‘that Catarrh is now looked upon as one of the earliest manifestations of ths dread disease. By the system of treatmnt which we have originated and rince carrid to scientific per fection, a complete and radcal cure of Catarrh can be effected. ‘This we hve demonstrated in thousands of cases, represating the disease im every form aud in all ite various stages of de- Velopment, Our treatmat reaches the dis- eased parts in the mostdirect and positive Giauner, instantaueous] Penetrating every cell aud cavity of the bed with the most bene- Seial results, So effecti¢ is thie plan of medi- cation that even a sinle spplication is pro ductive of immediste aus decided relief, apd by continuing this treament the discharge diminishes, irritation ) @llayed, the inflamma- tion subsides, ulceraons are made to beal, until finally radica aud peruauent cure ss established, DR AGHTHTLL, For Thirf Years Specialist For the cure of 2starrh, Deafness, Asthma An: diseases of the Thros Ear and Lungs, Can be daily #neulted from 8am. to 12m an; from 3 to 5 p.m. at No 1017 15TH ST. N.W, Berdics gs the door. a] Asp Barcaw Is Jewerny SILVERWARE, I HUT BELL AT ONCE THE ENTIRE STOCK CONDINED IN THE OLD-ESTABLISHED JEW- ELE’ STORE OF FRANK M. LEWIS, No. 1215 PENSYLVANIA AVENUE. TE ASSORTMENT IS GOOD AND THE STOCK FSH. ICES WILL BE MADE VERY Low. MILLS DEAN, ™10-6t Assicnoe, Saoxe, Friz-wescet Cro ARS. AND-MADE LONG HAVANA FILLER. qu GEst 6-CENT CIGAR IN THE WORLD. FOR SALE BY Acker, drugs, 3d st. cor Pa ave,