Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TRURSDAY.. May 29, 1890. CRossy s. NOYES. Editor, THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Lecal Circulation of any Newspaper inthe Werld, and as an Advertising Medium Is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. The Post abandons ail serious attempt to sustain the statemonts which it has made as the advocate of a railroad dictatorship for Washing- ton; but, yielding with bad grace, it endeavors to cover ity retreat under a cloud of upithets, ‘Tae Stax pleads guilty to the charge of fight- ing to protect tho lives and property of the people of Wasbington aguiust illegal encroach- ments by railroads, not only during the last three months as speciticd, but whenever tho occasion has arisen during its whole life. It is retained permanently on the side of this com- munity, and matter in the public interest will appear in its columns not only for duys and monthe, but always, Subsidized for an indefi- Rite period by the people its advocacy is not abject to the time limit of any of the ordinary advertising marks. The /’ost’s ruilroad advocacy evidently does not possess these characteristics of permanence. It might even be inforred from the care which the Post takes to re- frain from repeating and sustaining the state- ments of its origmal editorial, that ouly a single insertion of the railroad matter was in- dicated. —_—_—_—=. There is cne imper:abadle thought in the minds of the people ef the United States—the Tnion of the States. On no occasion does this thought have mors potency cr soar higher thau on the annual recurrencs of the period when loving tepgues and tender hands remake in symbol the buttle and the vietory for the Union and consecrate anew the temple of our liberties. At Gettysburg, at Arlington and a thousand otber places the voice of gratitude, of pride and patrivtivm is raised and the Praises of a whole people are lifted to the heavens, because our Union has been pre- served aad our grand national future assared. a ee oe The man whom the South honors today is one of the most impressive characters the world hasever seen. Ile rose superior to defeat and supreme over disaster and ruin. It does nat Matter in contemplating such a man as Lee what opinion is held of the cause for which he fought. This leader was, in the gencral view, greater than the cause. If be had flourished in au carlier and happier period he might have today the homage of every American as the homage of the South. $<» -=_____ There is a strong feeling prevalent that Speaker Reed is no half way man and that when he says no intoxicants sba!l be sold in the House restaurant, he means what he says. The Speuker is right amd he will have the hearty support of the best element of the country re- gurdless of polities, National legislative prohi- bition, like charity, should begin at home. SRE Sen ———. + ss Many members of the House are already Prepared to support the propesed bill to crect @ rapid transit railroad from the south wing of the Capitol to the Senate restaurant, ee or The Confederate emblems eurtied away trom Richmond today as sacred scuvenirs were ail manufactured in Conneeticu*. Thus do we see sectional prejudices removed. ——— Today the South lauds the virtues of Lee. Tomorrow the Union will laud the virtues of the Union-savers. ———+ +. It is respectfully suggested to Mr. Cleveland that @ sun bath is good for the rheumatism, —— ———- After the quiet life Mr, Vaux has led in Phil- adelpbia he finds the impetuosity of Congress Just a little disturbing. To Mr. Bayne cannot compare with Mr. Bynum as the representative of an earthquake state. ee Earthquakes in Indiana seem to come in blocks of nine. ————— This is a gray day in Richmond. SEVENTH STREET. 202 = 8 Read Our Advertisement in Tomorrow's “Star.” ‘Dred Our Advertisement in Tomorrow's “Star.” ‘Read Our Advertisement in Tomorrow's “Star.” ‘Bead Our Advertisement in Tomorrow's ~Star.” ‘Bead Our Advertisement in Tomorrow's “Star.” ‘Bead Our Advertisement in Tomorrow's “Star.” ‘Bead Our Advertisement im Tomorrow's “Star,” m2 2 SESE ERO EN CEE lOICE MAKES REFRIGERATORS, IN HA! See Rene TRG RT PRO EN COOEF «1 Great variety of GAS AND OIL Beg we ettread. ih Rubra ‘=o st “1008 Ketnaytvanie ave, Buxoarss. Buzoarms. Un onder to reduce our very large stock of Straw Goods we have decided to sell all COLORED HATS ‘Store at OUBer) with an en! ‘The inspection of ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, . COR 11TH AND F STS NW. Tronspar, Mux 29, 1890. REMNANT SALE TOMORROW.—Do your shopping before 12 o'clock tomore Tow, as the store will be closed at that bour As usual, wo bold our reguier weekly “Remnant Sale" tomorrow. We clean outthe previous six days’ accumulation of “short lengths,” “odd sizes,” “broken lota."&e., at greatly reduced prices, We would like to get regular prices, but it Pays us better not to ask them. We could ‘Rot keep our stock clean any other wey, consequently our remnant assortment is always worth examining, Lecause the goods are fresh, seasonavle and cheap. Although we do not state the former price, the reductions are equally as great ‘as heretofore and probably in some in- stances greater. Economical buyers will be fully repaid for visiting the store on Friday. We are particularly anxious toclose out our “short lengths” of Dress Goods, and are offering them at very low prices. The lengths are particularly desirable for Children’s Dresees, Ladies’ Sacques, ‘Wraps, &c.,and a consitorable saving cap be effected, LADIES’ VESTS REDUCED. —Ladies’ Fancy Ribbed Cotton Veste, low neck and no sleeves, in Licht Blue Reduced to 25c. each. Half price. 4 Ladica’ Swiss Ribbed Silk Vosts, in ‘Cardinal and Light Blue, [edaced to 68 cts cach, 6 Misses’ Jersey-fitting Gauze Vests, low neck and noslecves, Size 26, Re- duced to 25¢. each. 12 Children’s Gauze Vests, hich neck and long sleoves, slightly imperfect. Sizes 26, 28 and 32. Reduced to 12}¢c. each, (First floor: sunex.) REMNANTS IN WHITE GOODS.— 75 “Short Lengths" of Figured Linen and Union Lawns in lengths ranging from 234 to 12 yards, at greatly reduced prices. Several “Short Lengths” of India Linon, Victoris Lawns, Nainsooka, &c., at remnant prices, (Second floor.) LADIES’ COLLARS.—We bave marked down for Friday’s sale 10 dozen Ladies? Collars, three styles in the lot, in 12 and 13 imches only. Remnant price Se. ‘These will be displayed on center table. (First floor.) MEN'S GOODS REDUCED.—5 Men's Dressing Gowns, made of light weight summer shirting flannel; collar and girdle, Sizes 36 and 38 Remuszt Price $4 cach, 4 Men's Flannel Tennis Shirts, Red and Black stripe, Size 15}4. Remnant Price $1 each, 1 Man's Terry Bath Wrsp, io Ecru, with Blue stripe. Remnant price 84. 1 pair Men's Custom-made Jean Draw- ers. Size 38 by 30. Remuant price 25c, 3 Men's Silk-and-wool Shirts, Pem- broke make, Sizes 15 and 16, Bem- nant price $3.50 each. (Men’s department, 1013 F st.) REMNANTS IN LINEN.—A featuro of this week's accumulation is the at- tractive line of “Short Lengths” of Table Damask, in bleached, unbleached and Turkey red, which we ate offering at greatly reduced prices, Also, several “Short Lengths” of Linen Sheeting, Pillow and Bolster ‘Linen, Shirting Linen, &c., at remnant prices, (Second floor.) . “ODD PAIRS" IN GLOVES.—5 pairs Ladies’ 4-button Real Kid Gloves in Tan and Brown, Size 5% Reduced to ¢1 per pair. 7 pairs Ladies’ 4-button English Walk- ing Gloves in Tan and Brown. Sizes 5% and 6. Reduced to $1.25 per pair, 2 pairs Ladiew 12-button-length Mous- Quetsire White Dressed Kid Gloves, Bize OX. Reduced to $1.50 por pair. (Pirst floor, center.) HOSIERY REDUCED. —8 pairs Ladies Fancy Striped Cotton Hose. Sises 836 and 9. Reduced to 12}4e. per pair, 10 pairs Ladies’ Unbleached Balbrig- @an Hose. Size 8. Reduced to 18c. per pair; 3 pairs for 50c. 5 pairs Ladies* Unbleached French Lisle Thread Hose, opera length. Sizes 8 and 854. Reduced to 50c. per pais, Half price, 11 pairs Children's Fine French Rib- bed Black Cotton Hose. Size 5. Re- duced to 20a per pair; 3 pairs for 0c. G pairs Children’s Black Silk Plaited Hose. Size 5, Reduced to 370. per pair. Half price, (Wirgt floor, annex.) LADIES’ JACKETS REDUCED.—La- @ies* Cloth Jackets in Black, Gray, Navy, Brown and Tan. Sizes 40 and 42. Reduced to $2.50 each, 1 Ladie’s Black Broadeloti Jacket, lined with satin. Size 32. Reduced to 2.50. 2 Ladies’ Navy Biue Broadcloth Jack- ets, embroidered reveres. Sizes 34nd 1 line of Ladies’ All-wool Colored Jack- ets, in plain, ewbroidered, with and without vests, med and lined, all re- duced to $5 each, One-third of original value, (Third floor.) PARASOLS REDUCED. —5 Ladies’ 22- inch Changeable Silk Tarasolsin Blue, Cream and Black, Reduced from $6.75 to $2.50 exch 2 Ladies’ 22-inch Parasols in brown and white stripes, Reduced from 83.50 to €2.50 each, 1 Ladies’ 22-inch Cream Brocaded Satin Parasols, with silk Mning to match, Reduced from 86 to 84. 1 Misses’ 18-inch Parasol in Blue, Be- duced from $2.25 to $1.50, (First floor) PICTURES REDUCED.—We have re- Guced about 50 Pictures from $3.50, 02.50. $2.25, $2 and $1.85 to $2, 61.40, $1.25 and $1 each, Giirst Moor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and Feta ne THE’ EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. c.. Tae Paar Rorat Wu Crose| Ar Mivosr Toxoznov, rErpay, | say 30.) Gentlomen as well as Ladics are invited | to call Tom:rrow Morning, The Twelfth Annual “Opening” of Semmor Dress Fash | ions, and the Scuvenirsof the occasion are ‘The Attractions, Remember we close To | morrow promptly st 1: o'cleck. TT? | ppp a v. T D ry AR TPR A ky EB. Poa FIRS M4 Fy (Saturday, May 31.) | (Saturday, May 31.) TITTH A FEB PPP 4 A r RT 00. > + A FUE Ff 24 bas Sh ER &¢ BA fe (Saturday te the Last | Day for the Souvonira) 00 PPP PRR SR OR NY, oa ee P ERK BM NNN (Saturday th | « Last Day.) mee kite ER ES oF yer Bss8 “oo? “uu OW ser SAW] OBB fun H SS fF > §27To left of each column below are the | Regular Prices—the P:ices marked on the Goods. To the right are the Souvenir | Prices. Sovvexms For Mey. (Near door No. 1119 Pa. ave.) $1.26 Best French Balbriggan Underwear. Toe. Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, 50c. Genuine French Bal, Underwesi 50c. Superfine Gauze Merino Shirts, Sovvenms For Lars. (Continued. 25c, White Embroidered Handkerchiefs White and Colored Embroidered H’dkerchiets.20e 50c. French Embroidered Linen Handkerchief 25¢, Summer Half Hose, all styles. ‘BSc. Catton und Lisle-thread Hose, all styles. 44c. Scarfs, all styles... 50¢, Grenadine Silk Bearfs. O8c. Fisk, Clark & Flagg Scarf ‘25c. Wash Silk Four-in-hand Searfs Gc. Suspenders, all styles...... Se. Genuine Guyot" Suspenders, 91.25 Imitation Madras Cloth Neglixe Shirts. O Genuine Madras Cioth Shirts. Black Japancse Silk Neglige Shirts, S5c. “Palais Royal” Dress Shirts. ‘Se. Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts be. 4-ply Linen Collars.. 20c. 4-ply Linen Cuffs...... 2igc. Pure Linen Handkerchiet: $6 White Persian Lawn Suits. $1.98 White Lawn Wrappers. 81.68 White Lawn Wrappers. $1.98 Bilk Brecade.! Stripo Parasols, 93.48 Surah Silk Parasols, all style $4.98 Pongec Parasols, all styles 82.98 Novelty Sun Umbrellas. 81.60 Silk Sun Umbrellas, ail styles. 91.45 Featherweight Rubber Gossamers. 25e Fancy Hose, all styles. ‘35e, Fancy Hose, all styles, 40¢, Lisle Hose, all styles. 75e. Novelty Lisle Hose, all styles, 98c, Paris Bxhibition Lisle Hose. $1.59 Plain and Boot-pattern Silk Hose. ‘Se. Fast Black Cotton Hose, 50q Fast Black Lisle Hose.. 25e. Colored Swiss Libbed Ves 29¢. Extra-quality Ribbed Ve ¥50. English Ribbed Summer Vests, 49c. Colored Ribbed Lisle Vests.. 50c. Ribbed Vests and Tante,. 750. Superior Silk Ribbed Vests, 25e. Yoeketbooks, Card Cases and Purse 50c. Pocketbooks, &¢., all styles. $1 Pocketbooks, &c., all styles.. $1.25 “Gloria” Umbrellas, warranted one year..€1.19 20 Faney Handle Umbrellas... Souvenms For Lous. 68. Kid Gloves, new summer shade: 8c, Suede Chamois Mousquetaire Glove ‘89e, Warranted 4-button Suede Kids. ‘80c. Pigskin Mousquetaires. ‘06c. Warranted 4-button French Kid Gloves, 98e. Undressed Kid Mousquetaires, zi $1.25 Warranted 8-button Suede Mousquetaires.81.19 $1.50 “Palais Royal” 4-button Kid Gloves, 91.80 “Palais Royal” Mousquetaire do, 50c. Milanese Silk Glove: 25e, Silk Gloves and Mitts... 12)gc. Mull Ties, all styles. ‘5c. Mull Ties, all styles. 81 Chatelaine Bags, oxidized trimminy 75c. Seal and Antelope Belts. 25e, Leather Belts (domestic).. 35¢. Silk Belts, plain colors and stripes 50c. Lawn Tenitis and Bicycling Belts, $1.25 10-inch Leather ‘Traveling Bag: 5c. Double Jeather Straps... 75e, Collar and Cuff Boxes, $1 Leather Music Rolls. 75e, Leather Writing Tablets, $1 Leather Writing Tablets... . ‘800. Creani and Colored Henristtay . Neck Ruchings, all sizes 7c. Tinsel Ruchings. . Japanese Fans reduced as follows: From 10c. 15c. 25¢. 35c, 50¢e, 7c, $1. » 89e, '32283 50c, Colored Check Wool Suitings. 25c. Jewelry, all styles, -2le | 50c, Cream aud Black Nun's Veiling. 180. @ pound Linen Writing Paper.. 16¢.1b | 50c. Cream, Black and Colored Serg: Gc. Pucks of Envelopes. 40 | 30c. Genuine Scotch Gingnams....,. 1Ce Writing Tabiots..... 8c] 10 percent discount—10 per cent o Se | prices of every article in the following departments: -19¢ | Black and Colored Silks, Dress Trimmings and But- -12¢ | tona, Ribbons, Lages and Lace Neckwear, Embroid- 88o | ries, White Dress Goods, Art Clocks and Bric-a-Brac, Tea Gowns, American Hosiery Co.'s Underwear, Heal Gold, #hel! aud Ainber Jewelry. ay 0c. Tooth Brushes, warrauted..... ‘S5e. Silk Elastic, all styles. 18¢, Bottles Day Kum. Be Castile £0°P.....- see $1 “Ansouia Alarm” Clocks ,. ‘O8e, Mght Gowns and Siirts. $1.98 do. for $1.63: $1.35 do, for, 8c, Core: Cuvers, Chemises and Drawers... » 38 Sovvenms For Cunonex. 98¢. Farasols, all styles... 25c. Fast Bleck Hose, all sizes. 25c, Swiss Ribbed Vests, all sizes. V8a, White Dresses, 4 to 14 years. feeke ‘98e. do. for Te. ; 50c. do... eee ae Sc, Pure Linen Handkerchiefs .40 1 India Liven Blouses aud sacquos., ‘84e | 25c. Windsor Scarfs, all styles. 220 $1.35 Fieseh Percale Vassar Shirt Waiste,, 39c, Lace and Embroidery Collars. 280 ‘75e. Summer Bal. ‘Traveling Skirts... ‘75c. Laundered Shirt Watsta, all styles.............640 Tde, “PR.” Specinlty Comme ts,...... 000 433 10 por cent discount—10 per cont off prices of all Jackets, Coats, Connemaras, Flaunel and Cloth Buite, American Hosiery Company's Underwear, 4. LISNEB, DAY, MAY 29, 4 We close at noon tomorrow, Friday. 45 scx Enxitinototzr Frovxcixas AT HALF PRICE sie art Today we placoon sxle 500 pieces of 45-inch Em- Droidery Dress Fiouncings in the vory latest patterna, including hemstitched. scallopped edwes, scailopped irevers patterns, all of the newest de signs, at about half value. We make the price so low Wecaponly sell them in reqalar 44-yard strips, but ‘Wwe feel sure if you willexamine them you will find- youcan secure 434 yards forthe price that 2i or 3 — Will cost you elsewhere, We have divided them 6 LoTs, at the following prices: Lor 1. ‘$2 for strip of 434 yards—about 45c. yard, LoT2 $3 for strip of 444 yards—about 67c. yard. LoT 3 $3.75 for strip of 434 yards—about 83c, yard, LOT 4. 84 for strip of 434 yards—about 89c. yard. LOT 5, 85 for strip of 4% yards—ab ut $1.11 a yard LoT 6. 86 tor strip of 444 yards—about #1.33 syard Look at these Flouncings, the choapest ever offered. THE BON MARCHE, TRIMMED MILLINERY. ‘Wo have just received a large line of Midsummer Styles in Trimmed Hate, Some very handsome and stylish effects and at moderate prices; worth your while to look them over. THE BON MARCHE. MULL HATS.—Just opened aline of Silk Mull Hats for Ladies and Misses in various shapes at low prices. Wo show them in Black, White, Cream, Pink, Blue, Car- Navy Brown and Old sas] td iS <= ee BKEKE emmy = P> iad pore rere Taz Varce Or Exrentesce. “Although to those who wisdom lack Experienco is sent, It does not always bring you back ‘The money you have spent.” ‘Why should you need EXPERIENCE in pur- chasing Footwear? If you require anything in the shape of SHOE LEATHER you can depend on & profitable experieuce by inspecting our immense variety of 00, X X FFF 00 RRR ppp Qo XX Fo oO RR DD x F 83 be EE oo x x F oo = R Bop t RE TTT 1 EER ss T It ER Bo Eee %s8 > PATENT LEATHER GAITERS And LoW sHogs. TENNIS OXFORDS, all sizey, LARGEST ONE-PRICE 8HOE HOUSE, 402 7TH ST. ¥.W. See “The Old Woman in Window.” 1t = a Se Open this evening and unt Rovn—tomerrow—Decora- tion Day. Front Suy 0. "Puce If you play with fire you must expect to get scorched. ‘The “Post” this morning hits the nail on the head in the following editorial: STICK TO YOUR HOME MERCHANTS. If there is not already a law to tha should be immediately pect Quire the itinerant n perinancnt merchants that i tradesmen should be allowed re aud do business for time and they leave, taking their gail w them. The resident merchauts who own prop- erty, who pay their share to the permanent growth and unprovement ¢ city, wre euti- Hed to protection. and they shouid have it. The **Po TR heritate to udvise ite Teaders to wi trade tu ouc own estab- lished mergwints, No outside itinerant sales- men can Ieitinatel into aking everyting i tion, do better for you t its, whom you know and who are al- avs here todewerve Your patronage by fair and Lonest dealing. ‘The home merchants are not only entitled to tection against the traveling silesien, but 'y ure entitled to the trude of Washingtovians, ‘Thanks—friend “POST 1" If the local traders tried to perpetrate one-half of the scandalous schemes cu you that these com- mercial vagrants do—you'd mob ‘em, Let ‘em alone. We don't cross our hands—look pious—and say weare the only legitimate merchants, Not ty a long chalk. Any of the other traders here—that have grown up with you—employ your friends spend their money with you—will serve you eon- scientiously. But it's the circus wagon stores that move in in the morning—and out when the darkness of night will conceal their flight, taking their plunder with them—you want to look out for, What do you know of ‘em? You never saw them before—and chey don't want to see you again, They occupy the position of the swall boy on the bank with the bent pin, You don't want tobe the “suckers.” Not an elegant term—but expressive, They're here today—and who knows where they aretomorrow? To listen to their announcements you'd think that nearly every clothing manufae- tory in the country had been reduced to ashes~and those not burned had failed. ‘he more sensational the bait—the further you want to get away from them, + They're Fire Sales in one end of the city—and un- der another cloak—Syndicate Sales, Bankrupt Sales—Assignee Sales—and goodness knows what not—somewhere else, They are warts on the hand of trade—and ought to be burntoff with the caustio of your contempt. It’s not in our linealone—but in all thelegitimate branches of business—that these folks make their appearancé—aud if you'll only be warned in time you'll save yourselves the humiliztion of being the victimgof humbug. WE are here to supply you and 80 are scores of others—citizens—all of us. We're here today, tomorrow and every day—serving you to the best of our ability—honestly and faithfully—resdy with our guarantes to insure you in your ptrchases— And OUR cuarantee amounts to something—be cause you know who and what we are, SAKS AND COMPANY, THE LEGITIMATE MERCHANTS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH m29 STREET. an our Own gudene ‘Cloth (46; aA PRES Eee oe os Se aki : ‘oerat escent tit WS siesta sagen WS Ses Hewett te eevee OU fad Tes Cvs apt oe. orders have sent every OUR assortment got poised around: Rew face nae jatned aut tone ated, ‘patrons ha Gualitien sre dropped in price to Soe. and last are the best in more senses Some Lilac Stripes and Plaids— this 1s o ng shades, you wiil remember—are Sirtpe and Plaid Novelties—25c. to 40c. The Side ands—those instant wiun food a eda those = ers of tastes. ay The remainicne tow ples ot BS w pieces of Printed isn tis se geumine English eoods—we have reduced frank BOS. tosoe Extreme light aud medium ‘shades le!t—Dut '¥e You followed our advice and apple Grenadine? We know lots Ta: ay it has sold. It has five victuesceoad for one fabric. It is new, ideom, cool, servieruble and Tei fZpensive—oniy GOe. © yard.” Bio aml Gray colo rt . ven Do . noth ron apattern even now. But it will . Doubtful if we can get any ‘Don't delay abo em ‘t delay about the Ginghams—It you want any of ore. to ital enee—and you Hy it We have seen some excecdinely tasty seoren these Beoteh Zephyrs are every ut _— = _— — you. way te Decoration Dayo Improve the come in And vee our Novelties. We will be open uutil 1 e'cioek, FEATON Penrr, “PERRY BUILDING 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA avez, Established 1840. Wu. H. M-Kaurws Dany Lerman THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1890, The store will remain open for you to- Morrow until noon. A feature of our business tomorrow will be the “oveuing” Of another invoice of those Beautiful Light-striped Flannel Blazers, and also 8 line in plain Black and Navy Blua We ave not been able to keep pace with the demand and doubt whether we shall be able to obtain any more of these this Ld son. Our line is eaid to be the handsom- est inthe city. Don't put off your bay- ing util the prettiest are gone, WM. H. McKNEW (Suecessor to R. H. Taylor), it 983 Peunsyivaniaave. uw, Laxsstncs & Baars DAILY TALKER ‘What comfort is derived from a good fitting Corset those best Know that wear them; but bow many ladies ‘are today wearing {ll fitting and uncomfortable Cor sets; and how detrimental this is to their health It isabeolutely necessary to procure @ correct ft in @ Corset and where better cam this be accomplished ‘then with us, Weocertainly carry the largest stock, ‘We have the choicest assortment. We fit Corsete and have experienced sales people to advise you. ‘We fully and freely guarantee the wear of sll our Corsets, no matter what price, What more can we dof COOL CORSETS. —We carry a Pongee Corset as light Qe afeather, but as durable as if made of ‘Any heavy material, Weare the Washing tom Agents for these goods We recom- mend these like our other fine Corsets, Should they not prove satisfactory we give youanother pair. Price, @2.75, OTHER SUMMER CORSETS.—The 8.0, Price 50a, TheR &R. Price ei. The Thompson, Price 75e, TheC.P, Price $1.25. All guaranteed as to fit and wear. OTHER CORSETS.—Any reliable brand that is mada, for we allow only such Corsets to enter our shelves that we feel satisfied are worth the fuarantes we put upon them. CORSETS LAUNDRIZED AND REBONED, FANB—For all occasions, From the Paim Leaf to the finest Silk ones, Fans for street wear. ‘Fans for house wear, ‘Fans to match all dresses. Fane for coufirmation purposes, Fans for graduating purposes, All the pretty moveltics in “air stirrens” Tepresented with us, We are the ones selling the Crown Fan, patent folding, in Black or colors, for 10e, Begular price 250, LADIES’ MOUNTAIN Made of ‘Silk Mull in Black, AND White, Cream and Pink, SEASHORE Positively the newest crea- HATS, tions, Frice 82.98, CHILDREN’S HATS.—In Chamibray, Mull and Conied Hats for 50c.; price asked elsowhere €1; half the amount saved. They have the full Jength lawn strings, INFANTS CHRISTENING ROBES.—Made of em- broidered French lawn, Handsomely tri med, 84.98, Hemstitched Swiss Robe $4.98. Swiss Embroidered Robe $3.98, All over Embroidered Robe, 85.08, Nainsook Robe with 6-in, Eunbroidery, clus ter of tucks above, $3.08, Finer ones up to €25.00 and 835.00. INFANTS BOOTEES, INFANTS’ SKIRTS, IN- —— = i Te od 1 Rae oo * COO L 00, coo K K i Baa ee 4 99co Kx o8 ek 88 Go Bk 00 Coo LLLL 00 COO K K RR D mk Tf B® & & Peg ge A 5 EH OH Dot aa ¥ This will be the last moment we can hold the following great “Space-giving” ficures, because by Saturday morning those new invoices of Low Shoes and Russet Goods must be in place. AT $3.79, Ail sizes of our Ladies’ Best French Kid Hand-turned Boots, and all of our Men's Custom-made French Calf and Kanga Too Laced, Congress and Button Boots, ‘These are just the very goods others get 85 and $5.50 for. All sizes of our Ladies’ Finest Dongola Hand-turn and Hand-welt Button Boots (at least 12 different styles); and all sizes ‘Men's Fine Calfand Genuine Kangaroo Hand-sewed Shoes, laced, button and Con- ress (at least 9 different styles). And this is what others get $4 for. AT $2.87. Watch for some large announcements in Friday Evening’s Star. WM. HAHN & Cos RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 7TH ST. N.W. 1922 PENN. AVE. ¥.W. 231 PENN. AVE SE. D You Wisa A coMP! 10N Of course you do. What lady or gentleman would not rather have a clear, rosy, smooth complexion than a rough, oily, blotchy one? Especially when it is so easy tu secure it. How? Listen; pure water, fresh air and the use of Page's Concentrated Ext. of Sarsaparilia, simple, safe and efficacious blood medicine, which radically searches out and removes all impurities of the blood, and leaves the skin free from spot, blotch or blemish. The remedy is 76c. per bottle. Sold by E. P. MERTZ, 1014 F st. Wholesale and Retail Agent for Washington, it it Cuamexa Store will close at noon tomorrow, 30th instant (Decoration Day), Reusz Crore, EVERY DAY WE HEAR SOME OF OUR CUSTOMERS REMARK THAT THEY HAD NO IDEA THEY COULD BE FITTED so . WELL WITH SUCH WELL-MADE AND STYLISH GARMENTS, READY MADE, AS THEY FIND ON OUR COUNTERS. THE NOBBY, STYLISH AND ATTRACT- IVE SUITS THAT WE HAVE BEEN SELLING FOR #15, 818, $20. $23, $30, AND 835, HAVE BEEN MORE 4 IVE ADVERTISEMENTS THAN ANY- THING WE COULD SAY IN PRINT. THEY HAVE BEEN WALKING ADVER- TISEMENTS, AND GOOD ONES, TOO, JUDGING FROM THE RESULTS, AS IT IS A DAILY OCCURRENCE TO HAVE CUSTOMERS CALL FOR A SUIT LIKE MX. SMITH OR MR. JONES PURCHASED HERE; IT WAS SUCH AGOOD ONE AND 80 CHEAP. THE STRONG POINTS ABOUT OUR CLOTHING ARE RELIABLE GOODs, HONEST WORK, PERFECT FITTING AND MODERATE PRICES, COME IM AND EXAMINE THEM, ROBINSON, PARKER & C3. . RELIABLE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, m28-e0 319 SEVENTH ST. N.W. ‘THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1890, Etphongo Youngs Company's store will be CLOSED THE ENTIRE DAY FRIDAY, MAY 30 DECORATION DAY), ‘We shall keep open quite late this evening, how- @ver, in order to give our petrons an opportunity to order their needed supplies, Our stock of ‘is the most complete in extent and variaty to be found im Washington, FANTS' SLIPS, INFANTS' JACKETS, INFANTS’ CAPs, INFANTS’ ENTIRE OUTFITS. GENTS’ FLANNEL SHIRTS.—In « bewildering as- sortment of beautifal patterns, each one prettier than the other, the Finish ou these ia as near perfect as workmanship of that sort canbe. We keep the Belts and Sashes to wear with these, likewise the ties. Onr store is Kept delightfully cool.a genuine pleas- Ure to shop with us, No annoyance suffered from = | beat or flies, > a x E AA § g%s L AA x "ss, tos. 24 NX S55 nBB RR noo ROR BRB rR Gc G Hom BBE me 8 og MMi ae BR RR oo « B n © 0 ‘ta BB RRR © O ak B > €GS8e6 eae Bee 5s ws ms29 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST. ‘When you go sway from home you Want your supply of Shoes to be all Fight. You waut Shoes for rough ‘wear, for ordinary weur and fer dross, and you can wet Shoes for all these pUrposes at very little cost f you ge i) UU RRR TIIT ™ gssg 55 Pe Ts s UU RRR OT UU t uv f FOR INSTANCE— FOR LADIES: 1 PR. RUSSETT OXFORDS. 1 PR. KID OXFORDS... 1 PR. DRESS OXFORDS. TOTAL... This gives Shoes for every occasion, saving the best for best and putting the hard wear on the Shoes that can ‘best Lear it. POR MEN: 1 PR. RUSSETT OXFORDS. 1 PR. KANGAROO LACE. 1 PR. PATENT LEATHER L. TOTAL 0... .---nnocree 822. This will carry you through all summer and fall, and with proper care the Patent Leathers will do for Bext winter. Our store will not Be open May 30tm, anTr B BURT & CO, wu Fst AW Do You Kyow Tar Tu BOSTON VARIETY STORE ‘Keeps and Sells the Most Complete and Choicest Lineet FARDS ALL FRESH GOODS, JAPANESE FANS, ‘Narrow Stick and Parchment Fans............5¢, Laced Fans, six shades,...cccseereeseeseeseree.7& ‘Half Mourning Pans.........0..-ssesereeres 126, Solid Color Fans, laced... 150, ‘Black Linen Fans, Gold and Silver Decors- WOMB. ...-eseeneereerensenes sseeeeeseenesDBOy FEATHER FANS. ‘White Stick Pans, Feathers on both sides...500, A fine line of delicately carved and decorsted Gauze and Lace Fans at higher prices, SATIN FANS. ‘White Satin, front and back, Carved Sticks, Decorated....-ecsevsecseesssserenecsne 980. Fancy Sticks, Pearl Batin.....-seea-sss++- 8108 ‘Mourning Bilk, Carved Sticks......1000-- 98 Plain Colots, Limen....e-seoe---coreeeveeese 108, Leather Handien.........-.se0ve----19 and 2be, — bag SXITH & WARDWELI, ELPHORZO YOUNGS COMPANY, ‘my 20 tape 705-707-709 Market apes. Foe ine OT Seo mopars Pep, | meeam /