Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1890, Page 4

ED Senn pn ee ee ene ae nT Ne a ee ae THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: May 24, 1890. ie worth more than all the other payers published in Washington. What city fathers of any civilized municip ity other than Wasbington would dare to pre- sent to@ foreign corporation without compen- sation public property illegally occupied by it, legalizing its illegal acts, confirming its illegal occupation and encouraging it to continue its disregard of all laws? What city fathers else- where would dare to constitute for the benefit fone foreign corporation, singling it out from other corporations, a special legislative tribunal? What city fathers elsewhers would bestow the additional property and privileges above mentioned upon a corporation to which valuable property and privileges had already been granted, and which had indicated its ap- preciation of the gifts by persistently violating local laws and by steadily resisting every effort on the part of the public to secure an improvement of the conditions of its occupa- tion? What city fathers elsewhere would dare passa measure which perpetuated evils that} threaten the lives, limbs and property of the people, which the local community has for many years been endeavoring tocure? Cer- tainly no city fathers anywhere else than at the capital would venture upon such legislation, without making the necessary arrangements fora prompt departure to Cunada, Yet Con- gress is asked to do all these things by the At- kinson-McPherson railroad bill, scon to be covsidered by the House and by the Senate District com: aittee. And the members of the two Houses of congress are unquestionably under the Constitution the city fathers of the capital, intrasted with the fro- tection of its interests against all who may threaten. Congress, as the local legislature, has frequently been justly re- proached in the past as being a negligent guar dian; it is now proposed that it shall not merely deny its ward’ reasonable requests for protec- tion of life, limb and property against an illegally-encroaching railroxd. but shall make itself perniciously active by sacrificing en- tirely the city’s interests for the corporation's bevefit. Washington implores Congress, if it canuot be an ideal local ruler, to be King Log rather than King Stork. — In another column Tire Star offers prizes in a competition among writers of bright, snappy advertising. There isa new profession which has been created in response to the demande of modern civilization. It is known as that of advertisement writer, and the compensation of the masters in the new calling is exceedingly large, amounting in some cases te $10,000 per year. This occupation is based upon the fact that it is to the interest both of the modern newspaper and the business men who ad- vertise in jt that the advertisements shall be catchy, readable and attractive. Business enterprise is in no manner more notably dis- played in this gene -ation than by the judicious selection of the advertising medium, and thea by skill in framing and printing the advertising statement, The more training and practice the young business men, and those who are about to be business men, have in the art of ad- vVertising the better will Le their prospects for success, Indeed skill in making business an- nouncements to the public bas become an al- most indispensable element of the highest suc- cess in modern business. Discovery of apti- tude for this sort of work, resulting from prac- tice in it, may alsoopen to some young mena profitable and net unpleasant means of liveli- hood; for there is demand for skilled labor in this new calling. For the benefit therefore of the rising und unemployed generation, of the business men of the city, and of itself as an ad- vertising medium Tux Stax opens this compe- tition. ———_— Rev. Dr. Patton of Princeton, one of the ablest of the anti-revisionists of his church, yields to the inevitable, but he voices the fu- ture with the accent of prophecy when he ex- claims to his Presbyterian brethren in assem- bly: “We must have no change that will affect the Calvinistio character of our standards.” Most Presbyterians evidently wish merely to modernize the style of those standards of faith and omit antiquated or obsolete forms of ex- pression, bringing into more prominence the peculiar necessities of the nineteenth century without pretermitting any of the eternal veri- ties as held by the Presbyterians. Kemmler, whose case is fatiguing the pub- lic, may get auother respite this time by ap- peal to the New York State Court of Appeals. ‘The ground is the vagueness of the law, which does not provide that the warden of the prison shall press the button that destroys life or com- pel some one else to press it. Heretofore, under the law for banging, the sheriff was com- pelled either to execute the criminal himself or deiegate the task toa hangman who could pot avoid its performance: Next Monday will decide whether the dis- coverer of America is to be honored at the political center of the American continent, whether the picturesque Rock Creek region is tobe preserved esa park, and whether that stream is to remain in its course through the District a pure, sparkling and attractive brook or is soon to become polluted and loathsome, and be converted in the near future at an enormously heavy expense into 4 covered sewer. —$$—$—$—— oe The Dake and Duchess of Connanght go from India to England cia North America, but they do not touch the United States, as they take the Canadian Pacific and sail from Quebec. We do not fee! slighted at all, but we do pity Mr. and Mrs. Connaught who pass by the only thing worth seeing in the western continent sud miss it entirely. a The Supreme Court has now disposed, let Us hope forever, of the sophistry that electro- eution is a cruel punishment within the mean- ing of the Constitution. It is unusual, but not eruel and unusual, a ‘The original principle of constitutional con- struction requires that the original package shall cease to be original as soon as it shall haveentered the state aud been once sold there. —_———- Mr. T. V. Powderly, the great labor leader, Writes: “I failto see what just reason can exist on which to base opposition to the copy- Fight bill.” No just reason has yet been de- veloped. > ‘The dairymen of New York are greatly agi- tated over the fact that the same Supreme Court decision which lets liquor into Iowa in “original packages” will also let oleomargarine into New York, and the dairymen do not know whether to organize a crusade against the liquor traffic or against the Supreme 8 ook. oe. mete SPL MOSQUITO NETTING, COLORS BLUE AND White dle. pur piece of Syeedae Cee ae ¥ — 745 and 747 Sth tt se, oF ICALLY STAMPED ‘TAMPED GOODS FoR UMMEK W EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS AT MASE BRASELMAN'S, 6u8 111H ST. N.W. Imported Boltou Sheeting Bed Spreads 2 yards ez 20x72, to maten, OO. ‘Able Covers, 36x50, 45c., Pillow Tops, 22x22, 206. fable Swarts, 15x54, stamped to order, Uc. Chair Sats aud Back to urder, 4000 Rests, 25¢. pe iu the uew iwaterial Bed Spreads, 2 240. Senter Pieces, with Drawn Work, 81.25, 81.30 PE conte Pieces, Hemstitched, $1. A full line of Barrarreu Art slircads aud Rope Linens s. 24 aud walst measure. B'S, C40 oud 747 Sth ath ae, aad ius the Latest Art Shade: mt-st NCH PALBIGGAN SHIRTS Mr eo as Ss ae mst sa : orice or Ottce of Lassevnces Bevorr Or Fusion " WOODWARD & LOTHROR ROBINSON. PARKER & CO., rer, pom eh a, v : rd <a 319 7th at ow, SEEDG. aE a3 Sus® Sarcrmay, May 24, 1890. Usire> Starts As Suz War Be <<" WROTE, phere sre not many ladies who ite to carry & Parseol. eamm tat ° S ; = ‘TTA! fort's sake must be endured, Art does much to make TRANSLATION. BATISTE.—Ratirely new, @ desutite the “burden lucht"—by patterning oddly oe en ean iis THESE weah fi Priel tettbe tia chtcitia peter eau, ad ye . on ARE CONFINED seemtice Inds Bil A tng fo teke aod sbape. Do wot try and go RICS,—The new Silke are in. We have ‘@ enjoy “taking « at a new 20 OUR eclipsed every previous showing. Better in quality, tone and harmony of color. We will mention four values: 23-inch China Silke, dark ground, with both figured and striped effects in &@ variety of colorings, Only SOc. per ‘thing, and, besides, are glad to assist Mr. Augustin Knofisch in the introduction of bis “Sound English—s language for the world. Our province is toclothe the naked HOUSE make up beautifully and launder that Ledges an expense at this EXCLUSIVELY. firet<lesa Price LSc, per yard 4 ber are buying—remewber that it ts to be th spiculously exposed feature of your toilette. very five line that divides the common and flashy pat- tern in 4 parasol—-from the unique and high colors of refined taste. What you want to do—of course—is to stay on the right side of the line. You cam buy none but those in good taste of us. But there is necessity selection even then. sider that FIGURED LAWNS.—Sc, 8, 100, 12k per yank. ‘The colorings areeven more as- for the exercise of judrment in Sorted than last year; so many bat ‘our street costumes like! Twerta Annvat Scuszs “Orzn wer At Tur Paras Rov ‘Con! ratber than evoran ‘crusol that will harmonize with them. We sao! to instruct the t, and | now patterns added. a lee pe: RES the intention to conduct business upon rs ain ure re ss Pure Black h satin #0 iu the “accommo- such broad and equi: i CHALLIES at Sc. and poe eo ae Parca, reemiing 4 Pe de Set aiieekalih- sd eamestonm tet Suir rrr td ch - 50 AND $2.75—Are the Plain Surah, Silks— —|— Only 61 pet Geek. tuitihis ec ak esi support of a.com: ea'Copinucaedinenaan dred dak baud ates gee dresses or underiace dresses, nn aay ee. colorings are fast; the pattorue 50—Fancy Ar in ‘ FO eee eae int eae Caaeee ane For combinations we show this weave — Most upigue; the quantity um P ean The above cight words are sufficient to our | old friends and patrons; but every year Fun through with @ hairline stripe at ROBINGOX, PARKER — FOR €4.00-Sursh Stil. ted with bows of companion only 81.25 per yard. = oo i A a brings new residents to Washington. To | such we have these few words to write: Each itech ies Gast eit, THE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, wae Snip tesa wohl. Wesker pite—matil Bec. ot alone the quantities but we FOR OR Oe fencer oan ad bee ee Year we commence the summer season with | agrand “Opeuing” display, during which oy yok sore ears os eee m24-e0 319 SEVENTH ST. x.w QUALITY make the price lower. We can de and Derk Brown, Bi Appears an opeuwork stripe. Only $150 Fis saa WORTH ‘this Without Josing mobey, for we and Tens many of the noveltics for the coming evason | are offered at actusl cost prices as 8 souve- per yard. QOL WEAR_ FINE PRINTED VICTORIA LAWNS, EASILY _— handle mountains of theer goods. fnuawine the effecta must b- very origiual Geamoonewauacs others Sone to Challies, any designe, Se, per yore: 180. Our order for India Linens ts cv attruc tive intest shiupes— i ; Pe Tiounted on oak and wechnel wtiche, nir of the occasion. On Monday commences | the Twelfth Annual “Opening,” to which Mone aie atk coe Aub sick meet 745 and 747 Sth st we. PER slwaye for esses, We get them FROM #5 TU #7 —Tasty Brocndes 1 a N- ee vamp, eee , et conta © signa = sbencewe nell them cheayer Bich In character th § you are cordially invited. DOM VESTS.—The grest demand fer a 8 8 Pase > os oT oy these goods conclusively proves that Be 8 4 M uM _ ®ss, MOSQUITO NETS AND TARLETAN —You certainly, 'y Upped and fancy banc they are the most stylish and attractive BB w MEE Buys 400. ‘Deed rain sik—topped ade ged in POPULAR SHOPPING PL. (hese good Cen we curve yattern—ivery Ups—inported Summer Overgarments that we have . ¥ ACE, AND you? We have every shade that ae he new alpen —|— : SEVENTH STREET. 50c. nine FOR €1200"Font DEapeie iu" Gray, wha shown this season. fines a ocour to you. Also Mos lack, wend with ebony med At 83.50 each: A SCH HA SN 8 900 EER a auito Nets already made for bed Pt co ogeee A ‘ seg a le : : a PrP aL a lit s88, RRR OO Y ¥ L creiaora® tae aaraceas! auk Sok Hh ak Re Sok shin ewtved, Ebouy, White, Fnaiueled an o A \ fand,paluted Sucks “Lvusy abd ebouy per Aa pa jit ie Rak 29 YF Aa FE Striped Flannel, aa eco H H 4 4 .N NN COO EER | EMBROIDERIES, tipped. At@hesch: PURCHASE FOR $18.00—Diack, Surah gathered nt the top and PPA EL AAA ss ROP Y ASAE : We keep seven people edieed with haud-rut J a Po a! tu 2° a] i Sss8 ok oo ¥Y 44 Lut 5 or b ple em- ae eee aes Ladies’ Blazers in Blue-and-White and. MOURNING DRESS GOODS Se, Worth 8c ployed for this goods slone snd nlf ie hardiy possible tor you tu inugine anything Black-and-White Striped Cloth, witb AT VERY LOW PRICES, Sc. Worth 1290. oft times we find this force insuf- che bre not the ordinary styles that yo ( Kenerally nee but someoxehusive fauctes that it is our wide, rolling collars. Comprising All-wool ena Silk Warp BEMRIETTAR | 200 Worth 280, Sctent, Bysovel thes tho posste woud fortune to have selected-und we luve put low CASHMERES, SERGES, NUN'S VEILINGS, &o. 12e. Worth 18¢, appreciste the bargains we eee At 84.50 each: All Light-weight Seasonable Goods, An elegant ©m-| 15¢ Worth 200. th canna ane ee Sp pag " - ac et portunity for a great saving in buying a Dress. Ms ‘There is no let up on our utteuanne tine of sty i PLE gt asi eee ot oes Tireon, Wseiange ot andthe below are but a few of the| 20% Worth 266. styles, Theyre ww conveniat for w4 Glor! i aoe ¢ on At 85 each: items—Just to show you how they will sell. 250. Worth 360, ail Our embroideries, match so if RM GOP Ladies Black Blazers in fine lights 38-inch All-wool Black Serges, Cashmere, Henri-/ 30c. Worth 40c, nicely, Kept directly next to Leas ettas, Nun's Veilings. &c., best values yet offered, 35e, Worth 50e, our White Goud: “4-inch Silke iz Garnet, Dark Bine and Brown, weight All-wool Serge, 50c. A YARD, 50. Wi » Pont, Rain will uot burt then a Bit. The haudies are uf £07.50 cach; Worth much more—compare. Oc. Worth 60s, (First floors — ee aes os EE i = 46-inch All-wool Silk Finish Black Henriettas (Blue oiges gs eS srculemagan as Ladies’ New Style Reefers, in Cream or Jot Hlack), which are regular YOc. qualities,» Laces. For Underwear Trimming. larwer sizes—26-in. and 28-tn.—: al loria 3 “ coxvced. with all wort of edd thiuww in hatch fe me | MMA > REL RO AT ? wwe Ay ee with cardinal collar and cuffs, Cream 3 numbers of Bighgrals 40tnch-wide Mit Werp For Fancy Work. torent 10 elo at thems minion meters | MABE BAZ AAEB R LL | ware £4 YY Ps iad Carn oo ee ceed Se |p a are lished MMM O ONNNDP D AAA ¥ wp i MM AAA Y Fae i with cream collar and cuffs,gilt buttons. #1.15 quality for 96c. a yard. WIDTHS For Collars and Cutfa hud them iisuedsately tothe Jeftof our] 31 MM OO NNN DDD aA A Y¥ ™ MM AA OY cena yg 5 81.37% quality for $L.19 yard. AND tbat eutrance. To match the Blagers and Reefers we SLG2i¢qunlity Sor 6144. con For Wrapper Oruamentation, SEATON PeRnt havé'the popular London Vests. 46t0ch All-wool Silk Finish Black Henriettas of our " For auy purpose whstscever, = f own import, would be excellent value for $1.23 Paren PERRY BUILDING” At $2.75 each: NOW O80. A YARD, — its and guardians are notified that we carry all ag aed | aaa Ladies’ London Vests, in White Pique, FOR GRADUATION AND COMMENCEMENTS, rvods necessary for confirmation and graduating 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. & i Just opened s beautiful line of purposes. Blue-and-White and Biack-snd-White WHITE FANS, Soiaiino thin Oxford Cloths and Cream, Navy, Car- im new and artistic designs, pes try taeda eet Our regular patrons are promised s | ¢rander display than ever previously at- diual and Black French Fleauel, with ameerenny Row eriens tie Ah eee Man. now 25 CENTS PER YARD. <Epereaianierresetg ” Y ¥ oF DU Tn any number of besu- tempted. The growth of the Palais Royal | may be demonstrated by comparison with bat parie YY 88 ub gepemcees At 84.50 and 95 each: ¥ 4° Uw 4 Plessureto shop with us. Our store kept delight- last year's Summer “Opening.” By not add | ing new departments we have teen enabled Ladies’ Londog Vesta of Black and col- ae ae = . baad ae fully cool by our patent cooling fans. No annoyance N sufered from best ored fancy imported vesting. NNN E vv OF fies, ewe eniosclaadll tas Ula Past’ ein Yeaconey to so extend those already established that | we may fairly claim tobe headquarters for ie oe arr a as SRN EEOOVY Ee kee morning, e . as NNN EKE V ERE R ee eerste eee our apectalties, Never was the Summer Stock | anything like as large or as complete. ‘The Ladies’ London Vests of Black and Rae le prelitiag tation of about sixty (60) dozen Scissors—as- Cream fancy silk vesting. S A \www i Gea sorted sizes from 4 to 7 inches long—from Rob- show windows, the interior display and the | heavily ladened counters will show it on (Third floor) Bes rey ww erts' famous “Razor” steel works. We do not uM SPECIAL SALE OF CLOTHS.—On wl E 4 me os jonday. 00. RRR. L AA XH s%s think we extolled the merit of this Cutlery too Monday we shall place on sale 50 $3 ta t AA ERE — extravagantly, especially when it {s considered Damask Fringed Cloths, in plain White 32 ER a4 a = that each and every size of these Scissors is sell~ and fancy borders, at exceptionally low : EW gS8e THT 600, FFF 88s] 00,0 UY YERRXN NIERRR g58y 8 s PEE A FS PS ing for 25 cents, when, under ordinary efreum- ae 3 : 8 as 8 38 CY YE, RREH ne cee, ee C4 I SS, 204 ee HHH FR. AA ERE BD D " is bee ; Ss, ? HOH E a D stances, they would be cheap st 50 Juag- i —— = cy Wee ou U VV EON g a ad st SO conta, Jude. Tut H 8538 oo F Sas8 |) “oo? uu” “WY kesh RNB HF Sus8 «Second floor.) HOE te 2% & oer, % wo My ing from appearances they won't last very long, — OF SUCH BARGAINS BEFORE. © tab vance BED SPREADS AND LAP ROBES.~ W e have made reductions in our CLOAK AND SUIT and if you don't get y be - oo yo get one or two pair it won't be White H DEPARTMENT that are actually startling, Never oso ok i our fsult, aera ae Genet ‘ee hhas there been the like of them. Reductions that —, The lst of Souvenirs published below is | only useful in giving hints of the special 50c. each. made on goods which are ae ‘The notable reductions we have made in Tow- Ki — e . Momie Lap Robes, 3¥0., 50c. and 750. MEN, SEASOMAMLE AND OTETEEE. els, and goods of this class, leads us to also re- prices for the “Opening.” To the left of | each column are the regular prices—tho oe The goods must be sold THIS season, and they will as mind you that you will find abundant values at ween yg ne ty = Prices you will see marked on the goods—to | the right are the Special or Souvenir Prices. Weare also showing # choice line of Le ee te. reduced figures in several of our departments, Cloth Lap Bol azo absolutely Santtlons. ‘can * - ' — ities p Robes, many of which were These below will give you an idea of the reductions - where “sub-sesson” goods are carried. We men- ; (See below.) enue male ta. one week eens. GAOR, made throughout the stock. For TRAVELING, SEA SHORE, MOUNTAINS or tion this fact to advi ise You to practice a little for thowe that stay at home will be found goods to suit $3, 83.50, $4.25 and $5 each. “‘old-fashioned” shopping with us, because this SOUVENIRS FOR LADIES. — Sovvenms For Mey. sevidiaaae fourth oor) AT PRICES 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH STREET. ig the only way in which you can know, or we 62.25 Best Parl seal : orn —_— a1 | $4.75 15-inch Real Allwator Bags. FOR LAWN TENNIS PLAYERS —We eave, chs a rene rigean Underw: can show you, how many little nesdfule are go- | 75¢, Balbriggan Shirts aud Drawers, 90 | F350 Petes per eesigg are showing an excellent line of Men's 15 Ladies’ Imported Jackets in Striped French Cloth | Sprctar, Prices ing abaimest you fee. Water 0c. Genuine French Bal. Underwe White Fi z vest front, | fomenmeene Weemittens | (oS scoccemsorum Manse, #1 Lasther 3 te, Rolla wine annel Tennis Suits, our own im. WERE 86. REDUCED TO 82.50. va to carry over any past-scason stock, and so we 47c. Improved Shape Jean Drawers. an epoermang elie on ete, portation, at 88.50, 89 and 810 each. 18 Ladies’ Jackets in Striped Cloth. WRIGHT & DITSON'S e put ° : 25e, Summer Half Hose, all » Titania a (Men's Department, 1013 F st. WERE $3.50. REDUCED TO 91.40. Trt aE eee CR Rane HORN. | and Cention en Lisle thread Hidea/ all ViVine: 9G a san est cn Figo gulebinaadiecetay tlw 8 Ladies’ Ulsters in Plain and Checked Mobairs , EE FER RE OA rt 700 Paris jou Silver-mounted Ci oo SPECIAL BARGAINS IN JERSEYS.— WERE 83. REDUCED TO 81.25. i al 3 NN xe on Sus, : ee deniorige ae ocean oR 1 5 Plain 4 XN TOWELS IN THE PosT. = bscseorty teagan 30 Faris Exiubition Combination P* Book (On Monday we shall offer the following Chota sbge td and Te ean een, EER RN g Be Syg8 me G8e. Fisk, B8¢ | gye, ‘naan a Special bargains in Ladies’ Jerseys: 90 lient kone Come, page for GE9, P%, 0% PPD g88s a aiteies 2dc. Wash Silk Four-in-hand Sc : expan Ladies’ All-wool Black Jerseys, cash- mountain or gee shore use.” Sizes 6. 8 de BY > arr 50c. Suspenders, wll styles...... ee acaat goto at § WERE £6, $7.48, $9 AND £10. REDUCED TO 92.50. é 3 Hy Ss. mot Market space and sth xt, | 35 Guyot” Suspend eee —_—- Checked ccoth, Sises 12-19 and 16.004 Clore and es “oo? “oo? Bow? Sass = $1.25 Imitation Madras Cloth Newlixe Shirts. each. WERE $4, 5 AND #6. REDUCED TO @2. BOsTo! $2.50 Gennine Madras C.oth Shirts Ladies’ Plain Cream Jerseys, Reduced Altatrow. siseed’ G's ana'io. Cem Fiannels and sian apa I. MK : Lara arhin gp paneeronty ng & Warranted 8-Duiton Suede Mousquctairen 81.19 neren WEHIE 9685" ANB $10. NepuceD zo g2.75, | Weieht& Ditwn's “rwea Racguet M. o McKAvews Dany Lerren. bs ; Pabcy Tolmer Night Shirt 50 “Pulais Royal” 4-button Kid Gloves. i 3 BAUM’sS Wright & Ditson's “Chase” Racquet. SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1890. $1 Silk Embroidered Night Shirts, Se ee POPULAK SHUPYING PLACE, Wright & Ditson's “Sears Special” Racquet Wright & Ditson's “Champion Bails”... Peck & Snyder's Balls.......... The Biazers came this moruiny, and at this writin are goin out ata rapid rate. You need hardly expect to find much of An assortment the middle of uext week. Choicest patterns and most stylish some styles, $2.50 and $3 each, Ladies’ Fancy Tucked and Braided Jer- seys, in Brown, Navy and Cardinal, Re- ‘Se, Silk Gloves and Mitts. 50c, Milanese Silk Mitts. . $1.25 Black Chantilly Lace Flouncings, ¥8e. Quality Russia Lace Nets, 7TH STREET. E EL SHIBTS IN GREAT 4 Shirt at 3G, NG FLA quantities. We start with Oke. «continue to 82.98. : mi2d-ze* shapes yet shown ip this city. 35e. China Silk Handkerchiefs, 22x22 inches, bina ‘We are still having » run om: $596 “Glerie* Unthealina, warvnted cus saan Sop lipaiaine Ladies’ Oream Fancy Braided Jerseys, TO CLUBS ordering half dozen or more Reoquets po pov diear pleom ieee 82.20 Fancy Handle Umbrellas, . ave Reduced to @3 each. made by Wright & Diteon, Speulding, 5 = 2 ie. ¥5e. Automatic Faste: Be. Fan Waid Vous for 48 1.50 Kid and Castor Bea pecemeieeed Suor Deszns w er 50c, Sune jor , LINEN DEPARTMENT, — 36-inch — #1 Mousquetaire Gloves for 7; site abecereidtocr ae ca os 3c, Embroidery and Point Gene Collars. Shirting Linens, in light, medium and oe egdiestrpicheor gus Children’s aud Misses’ White Suits a: oe es eee heavy weights, 50c., U0c., 6: aly Sper $ “is rex ceNt Disco halt, $1.35 Irish Lace and Embroidery v +4 BOc., O23¢C., ouly—end are high-priced. those Ps iT Dr CNT. Fi mn aes G8e. Lace and Embroidery sets aud @1 ver yard, pit prarcata co ga oe Bae By KNEW (hemeenee to &. H Sete 25e, Windsor Scarf, all styles... ner pent pa Irish and German Pillow Linen. “On Horace Partridge’s makes. a pronpbachoate ’ Heck Ruckingt, all sizes...” ‘That we sell high-grade Shoes only, at rn 17c. Tinsel Ruchings.... 40 inches wide. 45c. and 50c. per cy ae oA Auerican Tate English Strung ot Prize Strung, Zs vine! peace dy yeni 19¢. Lace Edge Wash Ruchings, ay eee ee A oH FE : id poceuns @aseack ne Parchment aud Bilk Japauese ey, y eaver” For Tur Cunpnex. pe pe tows: 42 inches wide. 50c., 60e. and 75¢. 2 © © PER cey: prices of every article in the following departments: | "3.2. 190 150. 250 : BBR OU RRR TITT ™ assy 2 ww T DERCOUNE, Sena Buck and Colored — Deees Teimmings and But- To €c. 1c. 100, per yard. Be uRe f° s Saag My tons, Ribbons, Laces ce Neckwear, Embroid- | g. ck Jap. | ° 45 inch Se, FS Hat trade. tought tobe rushing—and it isn't— | Tes Gowns, American Hosiery Co.'s Underwear, Real | 502. satin Fane, ull styles... ” re n and won't be until it gete warm andstayneo, Wedous | oid Shetland Amber Jewelry. 287.50 Fane of Artificial Flowers, ‘ 50 inches wide. 58e4 O26. T5e., SHOES AT BURT'S 4 PER CENT DISCO propose to mt down—fold our hands and ee pop wloequaepeete 85e.. $1 to $1.35 per yard. H UNT. wu—! our wail ‘Sd. White aud Colored Embroidered H'dkerchieta 2¥c | 75, Seweiry,all atylei 68e 90c., 81 to $1.50 per yard. PPP RRE ILO “FR sso cwroeal Driceson the above makes for «Single Here's a simple question—are you willing to buy | 2%-Freuch Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs. ..44c P RR tt cc ‘Racquet will average from al Y | 7c, Extra Fine French Linen Handkercbtef 8c Seamless Pillow Linen, can be cut in P oO BU God Kee Ssg8 5 TO 20 PER CENT DISCO! e 15 To 20 IT DISCOUNT. your children FINE STRAW SAJLORS—NOW and | $1 Hand Ewbroidered Linen Handkerchiefs... 88e ‘s pewre’ any desired length. We keep every popular make of Tennis Racquet. A lay them away maybe @ week or ton days—provided | 73° Superfine Linen Initiel Handkerchiofa Ube, Faney Gilt and Silver Hat Pins. cencae Ss full Line of Neta, Holes, &e., et Popular Prices 50e. Extra Fine Linen Initial Haudkerchiafs,.....35e | yo, Famcy Gilt aad silven case inches wide, 75c. per yard. Have made an agreeablechange in family ‘we'll shoulder the buik of what they'd cost ordinartly? bossa punt prinpmemapeearerake on - Ge. Cut Gilt and Silver Bausies. 42 inches wide. 75c. and $1 per yard, shve bills, ‘The most central avd popular SMITH & WARDWELL, The, Jap. jan vl ms «s Se ve - 7 We've wot thirty (30) dozen MILAN AND CANTON | 93150 White Indis Linen Suite. pol Bg Syenpremphaliet Hats Pins, 45 inches wide. 87}gc.. 81 and $1.123 petecor ici eater deeparas og my 24toje? 705-707-708 Market apace. BRAIDS—no straws that sre befter—SiLK-TRIMMED be ppb geaieed — 25e. Oxidized Buckles (4 styles)... Der yard. enables us to make money on profite CHILDREN'S SAILORS, BLUE, BROWN, GREEN, | $1.68 White Lawn Weare Sineuetcinuan witha Linen Sheeting. would not pay reut of other stores, ae RED, BAIZE TAN, WHITE and STERL are the | $250 liszers, al stzics. 15e, Genuine Ronan Pearl Be Seven-quarter, $1 per yard. LADIES’ OXFORDS, ¢2 TO Avrnsscu~ shades—Marked frou $1.50 to $2.50-—and worth | $1.98 Blouses, a. styles, com tee oo aapey Serco teed Paper. Fight-quarter. $1 snd 81.25 per yard. LADIEs' BOOTS, #3 TO 87. ‘every cent of it, be porn = poliaay 19 | 10¢. Wr tn: Tablets. a Nine-quarter. 85c., 90c. and $1.15 MEN'S OXFORDS, $3 TO 86. ‘They sre as near UNBREAKABLE as straws can ind be. .01tPae per yard. MEN'S SHOES, $3.50 TO $8. ™ tacks sl ye Cures, . OUTFITTER-HATTER be—are the VERY LATEST THINGS fur CHIL- +39) 14. ivory ovhio dr. Seren ont tah teeee Sheeting — eee main witha mapa r 1.68 | gi Celluloid a rro saud Bush & 80-inch, 75e., 85¢., 90e., 81 to $L7S N and next sos Colored Jerscy's, all styles. $5 | ia, arhe'all. Gyo oe : ; 2 $1.25 Satin Parasols, all styles. 19 | ye sm ARTHUR EURT & CO, _ MONDAY AND TURSDAY— $1.98 Silk Brocade. Stripe Parasgla.. iets oka ecu 100-iuch. $1.25, $1.60and 81.75 per ciasuakpass alae , whether it's as hotas fire of as cold se Greenland— pnp puma erepiconenagercn ee 190. Cur.in¢ Ir ps yard, apes “VASSAR SHIRTS” are the young ladiew youcan have them et py} toiatstorpa footing Cub no. Har ein French Linen Sheeting. m4 azn F 8 favorite promenade Waiste this season. We $4.98 Shirred Surah Silk Parasols. 90 inches wide, 75c. per yard. ‘have them, plain and fancy—made with collars : $2.08 Novelty bun Umbrelias.. 95 inches wide, $1.10 and $1.25 And fulleufis attached. Ladies will be waited 98 CENTS, “2. e, Caan 25 per — Hy 7c. Gly erine 5. ap yard. ‘Upon by one of their sex, : @l“amant. Al. ‘O30 (Second floor.) bed | onl | Some B - ‘When the weather fails t “come to time"—piece has to take s hand. We're busy so continually we can’t Pde, Mgi towns on 18 i te. 81.08 do. for €1.65: 81.35 UPHOLSTERY ITEMS.~—In order to 68e. “SUMMER NECKWEAR” means plain end close out some choice lots of our regular fancy Ties in Washable Silks, Linen aud “‘P.K" 2 O8e. do. tolerate slow trade—Thie will hustle st. little, Only tor Tae : 50c. do.. stock of Colored Madras Curtains we When we are ableto cite positive, down-right bar-| We show about ope hundred patterns, i: a Bi we say soin unmistakable language, and . for two days~MONDAY and TUESDAY, bag berg malar pam one aoe tery teed aterm; following extromnfinecy parade pebatear yearn eres ‘things Just —_— ATTENDANTS' CLOTHES. seampspreen| pms as they are: “BLACK AND FANCY SILK UNDERWEAR® Inced to 82.50 per pair, BEAL ‘will rule this season among brilliant dressers, fs 2 8 We're very busy it! Liveries, 1t bas come to | $20 Ne Hote ee a. Mpederamepes “Serdar <: ge anon (Our line te very varied, be & recognized fact that what is proper in | 8c. Paris Exhibition Lisle Hose. Piasiynonenbpdys mts ‘ servants’ “rigs” is to be found with US always py tage Targhee yrmglonad abe aotacyel * ahery = — i Liveries—to some people—mean simply | 4c. Fast Black Bose, silk en “coach coats.” That's narrow view of it We Keep @ complete assortment of those—but also BELL BOYS’ SUITS, BUTLEKS** SUITS, WAITERS’ AXD COOKS’ CLOTHING—besides HATS, GLOVES, BOOTS, NECK WEAR—every- ‘thing that goes to fashiovably attire the st- ‘We have just received 200 pairs Not- tingham Lace Curtains, 334 yards long, 10 @ neat and attractive pattern, which we re offering at 90c. per pair. Well worth 82.25. Imitation Silk Drapery Moslins, in thirty new and attractive patterns and colorings. Only 17c. per yard. This is ‘without exception the nearest approach “unset,” pleated and unstarched. They area “fraction” more dressy than the nepliger shirta, ‘We have both. “SILK AND WOOL UXDERWEAR” ie ex- tremely fine and comes in the natural mix- ture of color, It is sdmirsbiy cool and very Light, taches of your establishment, to Real China Silks, both in print and ove aT BOTH STORES ‘The Foreign and American Fashion Plates have been. Sinieh, that we hove over seen, carefully studied and copied in making up our assort- bpd ode account of the great —_ 4 ment. We're right to the minutest point. demand for Custom-made Shirts we will “AUERBACH,” You ought to be ordering a thange now. Doit with us, ‘pot be able to do any more repair work ‘Unt August 1, OQUTFITTER—RATTER, SAKS AND COMPANY, , THE ALWAYS READY PROVIDERS, O23 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. a AVENUE SND SEVENTH eedidanih WooDWARD & LOTHROP, AND COR. 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE aVR, oraner. ‘ ip nentectemn) myze Commer 13th and F ote. ae, °* PUNE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ONLY. me’ 24) gc