Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1890, Page 4

4 _—— THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, THE EVENING STAR, Wa SHINGTON WEDNESDAY sw 4, 1s90, {TNE EVENING STAI bas the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the World, and ns an Advertising Mediam fe worth sub-committee is The Senate District tempted by the railroad to grant to it at once substantially what it asks in the Atkinson-Mc- Phefson bill, and to postpone the improve- ments in railroad conditions, which the sub- committee is convinced are necessary for pub-| Mie protection, until the sweet by-and-by. If the relief of the railroad from the conse- quences of illegal acts and the increase of its freight facilities were matters which demanded more immediate attention than protection of the lives of the people, of public property at the capital, and of the beauty and healthful- ness of the city, there might be some excuse for baste in granting the railroad’s demands and fora postponement of the people's re- quests, especially with the proposed modifica- tion of the Atkinson bill, which leaves the question open in respect to the part of the road on which improvements are sought. But this supposition is contrary to fact, and experience has taught that if relief for the people is sepa- reted from relief of the road, the former is vir- tually denied. The two kinds of relief must ride through Congress on the same cart or the former will not get through at all. Having gained what it wishes and made its position impregnable the railroad will spend money at the capital for the benefit of the people only in that future stage of existence when corpora- tions are endowed with consciences and souls, It is of no consequence what ‘vague suggesticns of future relief are thrown ont by the railroad. If there were any sincer- ity im these professions the offer of some im- provements, great or small, would have been coupled by the railroad with its demands in the Atkinson bill, for ithas been well aware that such offers would cut the ground to a greater or less extent from under the opposition to its measure, and would expedite the bill's passage, thus quickly relieving both the public and itself. The people of Washington under- stand very well that the Atkinson bill will pre- sent to the railroad a number of pieces of pub- lie property, enumerated by District Attorney Hoge in his letter to the Commissioners, and relieve it from punishment for having appro- priated this property. and will provide for it a special legislative and other valuable privileges, placing all other roads which will wish hereafter to use its tracks in the city at its mercy. And they know, too, that by depriving Washington of the few points of advantage which it has in the controversy | with the road, and by robbing it of the only | means by which it can drive a bargain for re- lief with that corporation, the Atkinson bill will perpetuate existing conditions, and plant the railroad’s foot immovably upon the city's neck. It is a grand thing, of course, to free the railroad from apprehensions that it will ever be punished for its lawlessness, and to shower favors upon it. But do not hasten, gentlemen of Congress, to do these things in Gexrizxcxe**Dowr Fororr Tans. We promised yesterday to be brief and not to exag- erate, and in return asked you to giance each evening at the advertisement of the PALAIS Sieet fe mY AE Plaited Silk Half Hose—all you can see and feel is pure silk. The new art shades, 36 cents s pair, and guaranteed 50c. quality. Only s one day's supply. | Have you seen our window display of Neylige Shirts, Windsor Scarfs to match at 25c., Silk Belts st 2c. and Sashes at $1.48? THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Tus Fos Tux Lous Not being overstocked we are enabled to be con- stantly sending one or more buyers to New York. So mauy merchants are overstocked that buyers are few und prices low in the wholesale markets, The manufacturers snd importers are now only too iad to close out summer goods sta discount. ‘The window display of Ribbons is the result of our buyer's flying visit to the metropolis, Ribbons for 17e. that usually sell at 25c. Here's another good bargain: Warranted Pure Linen Cape Collars 4 FOR 25 CENTS. You may sve their countorpart in nearly all stores at 2 for 25c, Another illustration: Ge. » yard for 15c. ‘quality Cream and White Canvas Ruching, run with ribbon aud with picot edge, Cheap at 15c. The Parasols we advertised yostorday are still another illustration, THE PALAIS ROYAL. Guove Bazoarss Exrnonprsany. 50 CENTS for the Palais Boysl’s 68c. Kid Gloves. Rewular customers are buying half sdozen pairsats time. 68 CENTS for $1 quality Kid Gloves, Just the gloves for your summer trip. FAST BLACK Silk Gloves and Mitts at alittle less than usually charged for the doubtful black, Ad- Vantaves our cash busiuess enables—smaller profits and therefore either lower prices than elsewhere or better qualities at the ssine prices. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Cararesr Hose Is Tows. Not the lowest in price but the cheapest in town. 25 CENTS for 3Gc, quality Lisle Thread Hose. Every desirable Shade combined with black, forming boot pat- terns. Even though we allow only two pairs to each enstomer it is doubtful if the supply will outlast to- morrow. 35 CENTS for 50c. quality Warranted Fest Black Cottou Hose, Three pairs instead of two pairs for one | dollar. 39 CENTS FOR 50c. Quality Ribbed Lisle Thresd Vests. Full complement of sizes and colors—pink, blue, cream, flesh, salmon, white, ecru, THE PALAals ROYAL, (Continued below.) such manner as to perpetuate existing evils, and among other things to make yourselves accessories to the future manslaughters and murders at the grade crossings where hun- dreds of our people have already been killed or mangled! Hold the railroad dear, if you will, but de not hold “tlesh and blood so elieap”! 2 The blithe editors from the land of the! Mudge-Keewis, from St. Paul and Minneapolis and Duluth, the unsalted, from the falls of St. Anthony and the realm of Minnehaha, are com- ing to see the national capital next Monday and | we send them welcome long before they reach our borders, Brethren, you have earned your vacation and have shown the proverbial good judgment of newspaper men iu coming here to enjoy it eo ee About this time many readers of Tae Stan are thinking of their summer outing. In the “gammer resort” columns will be found almost acomplete directory of the available resorts for Washingtonians. These announcements seem to carry with them by association a fresh and bracing atmosphere, and they consequently rank among the most popular and seasonable reading matter of the day. $< Ifthe grand jury and the trial jury are as good asthe coroner's jury somebody will be punished for the criminal drowning of thirteen persons at the Onkland drawbridge, Caltfornia. ‘The verdict declares that the engineer was guilty of manslaughter, but also finds the rail- way company careless in signaling trains. The law should require all trains to stop before reaching the draw. a Tt must make Queen Victoria shiver in her shoes to read in ker copy of the Congressional Record American Senate proceedings iu which Senators taik coolly about absorbing Canada, settling her debts, assuming her responsibili- ties and so on, all in despite of her Britannic majesty. — ——__ The sympathies of a perspiring populace are extended to Lient, Shroeder and his force who go totake their summer quarters on the close- Sitting iron dynamite cruiser Vesuvius. Whew! - — + ‘The one hundred and fifty New York import- ers now in the city to talk tariff are all eligible to membership in the United States Senate, They represent five hundred million dollars. <a —— Oregon seems to have made a marriage con- tract wich the republican party while carrying onahandkerchief @irtation with the demo- eratie part: <<< Editor Hohenzoilern will run bis blue pencil through all matter furnished by Correspondent Bismarck. $$ The Panama managers should first catch their canal before cooking its reeeipts. Sane Sumrs. DID YOU EVER WEAR A NEGLIGEE SHIRT? THERE IS A HEAP OF COM- FORTIN A GOOD ONE, AND IN THIS CLIMATE DURING THE HOT WEATHER ITISA WONDER THAT PEOPLE WEAR ANY UTHER KIND, WE HAVESOLD MORE THIS SEASON Wrusr Auw Do Kyow AND WHAT SOME DON'T KNOW, ‘The Palais Roysl is well known ss Headquarters for Gloves, welry, Fans, Leather Goods, Ribbons, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs and Notions, What all do not kuow is that our stock of Dress Goods, Trimmings, Embroideries and Laces are very superior. Not keep~ ing cheap domestic goods we are enabled to devote our time, thought andcapital to the superior imported goods and are showing Summer Ncyelties at prices WE KNOW ABE LOWER than generally quoted. While the Palais Royal ie Headquarters for Fancy Goods it is also not behindhand in the race for su- Premacy in the more staple goods, Please remember that THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Truar Secoxp Fioor Or Ovns. We are offering for Thursday, Friday and Saturday reduced prices to advertise our second floor and to show that it is uot only for Faucy Goods that the Palais Koyal is headquarters, SECOND FLOOR DEPARTMENTS. INFANTS’ GOODS. —Articles for a few cents and up to $150 for complete outfits. CHILDREN'S GOODS.—Not only Summer Dresses and Hats but Underwear of every description, BOYS’ GOODS.—The largest sud most complete va- riety of Shirt Waists in this city. MISSES’ GOODS. —Corsets, Underwear and Suits of qualities for the prices that deserve your atteution, LADIES’ GOODS. 185 styles Corsets, 75c. to $20 pair, India Linen Blouses, $1 to 36.68 each. Summer Balmoral Skirts, 39c. to $10 each. of all kinds, 8c. to 84.98, Jerseys, one hundred styles, 81.48 to 87. White Suits from 83.50 to $330 each, Wrappers of all kinds, $1.21 to 835 each. Flannel and Silk Blouses, §1 to $0 each, Latest styles Blazers, $4 to 88 each. Traveling Ulsters, $5.40 to $20 each. India Silk Underwear, $3.98 to $20 garment. Summer Cambric Underwear, 23c. to $15 garment. THE COOLEST SHOPPING PLACE. ‘That second floor of ours is talked of as the coolest im town. You get there by elevator, which is in pas- saxe adjoining glove department. Below are tomor+ row's special prices to attract you upstairs—via elo vator. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Secosp Froor Repvcep Paces, Need we pledze the word of our buyer that the fol- lowing reduced prices are bons fide or that they are quoted for desirable goods? 21.75 SKIRTS FOR 81.35. We can write, with all honesty, that you cannot match these Skirts elsewhere im this city at less than $1.98. Here's one: of best muslin, yoke band, Prench back, 16-inch embroidery flounce, Here's another: With rufle of beautiful hemstitched embroidery. $1.35 GOWNS FOR $1.10 ‘None reserved. Perhaps the prettiest are those with Pointed yoke of Torchon Lace with four insertions and four clusters of fiue bunch tucks The new high alceves, Another Paris style Caubrie Gown has low THAN EVER BEFORE. PERHAPS IT 13 BECAUSE OF OUK SUPERB AssoRT- MENT, PERHAPS IT IS THE EXTREME- LY LOW PRICES WE ASK FOR THEM, OR PERHAPS THE PEOPLE ARE BECOMING MORE ACCUSTOMED TO THEM. AT ANY RATE THERE IS SOMETHING CAUSING AN UNUSUAL DEMAND FOR PLANNE!. SHIRTS AND WE ARE SUP- PLYING THEM. OUR STOCK IS REPLETE WITH AR- TISTIC PATTERNS IN FRENCH FLAN- NEL3, PONGEE, MADRAS, CHEVIOT AND SILK, IN CHECKS, PLAIDS STRIPES AND PLAIN COLORS; ALL SIZES AND PRICES. B ROBINSON & co., THOROUGH OUTFITTERS, $0v PENNA. AVE. ¥.W. co, REESE OTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. Having leased for s term of years the Potomse Blue Stowe Quarries frou G. Vand-rwerken, aus Low t© furmish Isildims Stone for walls and fou Hous, aud broken Stone for concrete two stoue crushers, in and O st. Orders urwatted to the folio (Mill receive ae ettention: | JOs. HL A wn. ‘Bos oe f ‘my 30-m Wisicnx Macuxe ig, Couraxy, fice, Sw 2 RE BIOH SPEED, mu DYDRAULIC PASSENGER abacae ANK sind iraaiie’ Bi I Blevetors i, Eutieee ie Work of al dewe We dy OBice, 520 15th wt a Wee => ueck and rolling collar and cuffs of hemstitcbed em- bvroulery, high sleeves. You'll judge these two styles worth $1.50, at least. 85c. CHEMISES FOB 69 CENTS. No better Cambric made nor fiver Embroidery; square necks. We don’t ask you to make comparison With the $1 Chemises of elsewhere without a good To asol, 8c. DRAWERS FOR 75 CENTS. Cambric or Cotton, s pretty style, with hemstitched embroidery ruffle with three clusters of three bunch: tucks, or you may select those with lace ruffle and four tucks; 234 lace insertion snd four tucks above. $1.35 CORSET COVERS FOR (8c. ‘These are cut from patterns secured from the leady ‘ng modiste of Parts and sre absolutely perfect fitting. Yoke frontend back of fine Medici lace; arms lace Aud Soished with beading, 9125 DRESSING SACQUES FOR 98c. ‘Superior India Lawn. Turn-over collar and cuffs Best embroidery trimming. Undoubtedly the best $1.25 garment yet offered iz the city. 'e also offer our 1.35 Blouses for 98 cents. Same quality Ludia Linen embroidery as tm the Sacquea, ‘75c. CORSETS FOR 49 CENTS. ‘The Palais Royal's 75c. Specialty Jean Corsets with known to need comment. tuiw athasGmenaee THE PALAIS ROYAT, Comer 12h st, and Pa, ave, sere cas a Casa On Cazprz. _ We will sell you a Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, ¥ pieces, for @17 cash or $18 on credit. We will sell you a 7-piece PARLOR SUITE. solid walnut frames, upholstered in the beet hair cloth, for 828 cash oF $30 on credit. We will sell you « 7-pleco PABLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, upholstered in plush, combination colors, for 28 cash or $30 on oredit. We will sell you a good WIRE-WOVEN BED SPBING for $2.25 cash or $2.50 on credit. ‘We will sell you i yos a good quality pes CARPET for 60c. per yard 5c. per yard on credit. * We will sell you s gv0d INGRAIN CARPET for 38¢. Der yard cash or 40c. per yard on credit. ‘We Sew and Lay all CAKPETS Frecof Cost and do not charge for the waste in matching figures, We will sell all CARPETS, MATTINGS AND OIf- CLOTHS on Credit ot an advance of & cents per yard on the lowest cash price. EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken on all credit sales, and no notes required. CASH DISCOUNT allowed on all accounts settled ia ‘30 days, P. GROGAN, Je4-Sn 730 ant 741 7th st. aw. Srrouz Varvzs ‘With us do not mean that we have bought, at haif price, ® lot of shoes Fejected as tmperfect by other deal- ers and offered now as a bargain, Nor that some vid style of 83.00 Shoe is offered at a “drive at $7.50, reduced from $5.00." It means that we select some staple, ‘seasonable shoe which isin yood de- mand and neil it ut a very close profit, making so great a run on it that the large sales make our profit good, THIS SUMMER OUR SPEOIAL VALUE SHOES ARE: LADIES’ OXFORDS, $2 AND $2.50, MEN'S OXFORDS, 83 AND ¢: MEN'S KANGAROO LACE, # THESE €NOES ALONE KEEPUS BUSY WHEN OTHER STORES ARE DULL, THEY FIT. THEY WEAR. THEY ARE WORTH MORE MONEY. BURT 4RTHUR BURT & CO, ail F st. NW. ” . POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET, PP AA GAL i Pie to our patrons and customers for their magnificent support given to our FIRST GRAND STAR SALE, and it will be our utmost endeavor to make all future STAR SALES equal in every way to the high standard of the first, oT 4p tet FF MA EE EUR EUB TOO REET mee fie OEE RkER DDD T Hck “ktee F PAW! Be £4 ‘FY = FRIDAY, All Odds and Ends, Broken Lota, &e., left from the “Star” sale will be closed out at ridiculously low prices Achance for elegant bargains, WATCH TOMORROW EVENING’S STAR FOR LIST. J u M = mt fk OE OG RA gs BR AA U U MM ag B ASA U U MMM Tr a a POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, set 7TH STREET. Fon Mex Srecusz We are not only showing a very large line of Neg- Bae Shirts, tm all the sizes trom 1434 to 18, but we be- Leve you will find the following prices @ little under the yures asked elsewhere: Fiannel *‘Outing" Shirts, 450, ‘Cheviot “Outing” Shirts, 50c, All-woo} Flannel Shirts, $1.15. Gauze Woo! “Outing” Shirts, 81.40, Silk Striped “Outing” shirts, 81.85. Allsidk “Outing” shirts, 2.50. All the popular patterns are im these goods, In Men's Hosiery we offer ag a leader a very superior Dropped Stitch Balbrigyan in all sizes at 25c. a pair. ‘We have them in solid colors at the same price, and in @ Fast Black at 373°. Our line of Ybildren's Hose is very varied. You must not forget to secure some of those very large Irish Licen Huck Towels we are selling st 12340, ac! CARHART & LEIDY, “PUILADELPHIA STORE" Jot 928 7th ot. and 706 Kat. nw, Sraw Hars. Sraaw Hars, KNOX'S STRAW HaTs. MACKINAW STRAW Lo ASS ENG. SENET Sreew mins. a Ti all Coton, Styne and Prices 3. STINEMETZ &s0N's, my10-3m 1237 Pe ave. THE FAIR GN THEIR NEW STORE), CORNER 7TH AND H STS. ¥.W, ‘TOMORROW-THURSDAY— Wi)l be a “wreen ticket” day in our Baby Carriage Department, Suppose, of course, you Know what a “green. ticket” day means at “THE FAIR” ft meaus a good deal in Baby Carriages. They fake ep room—iots of it—room we want, need and must have. Baby Carriages are good selling property ‘way up to August, Wut before that time we must have every + — inch of apace they now occupy to.show some fall novel- ties already making, ‘and some of them ready to be shipped. So we'll put the “green tickot” of hustling sale on some of these carriages the first thing on Thursday morning, aud the prices shall de such as to give us Slot of extra room before night. We ‘won't name any prices here, but if you're a “baby-carriage- buyer,” be on band early Thursday, and you'll “see some- thing,” aa they say. No “green tickets” on the eins Befrigerators. They are “value received” at Present prices, and good value, too. We are, candidly, sur- Drised at the pophiarity these refriger- ators bave Jumped fnto. It is simply the vaulting of value, We're satis- fled, So are the Heinz people. Andso are our customers, Notwiths ‘anding the frothy folly of those who disclaim any ‘value for ventilated refrigerators, it's the “Bradder Jasper” ‘“Bun-do-move" business repeated, Some- how the people want a ventilated Refrigerator. Anyhow they ‘buy them ; 93 our sales- books happily substantiate, We don’t give you any oll ‘to see if the lamp'll burn, but we sell you an articls whieh needs no coaxing, has no tricks, and requires no apol- ogies, The Heinz ts ayo in Wash- ington, snd is going into service by the hundred. ‘Tako a took in our large show window, See what you think of 3,70 au the price of @ Ten-piece Decorated “Cottage” Chamber Set. New design and ‘the prettiest article of the kind in the market, Some houses wouldn’t sell you ® Wash bow] at that price, Hammocks, Ice Coolers, Fly Fans and everything needed st home in warm ‘weather or for » picnic these hot days we can supply. Ff | FRANKLE & Bs sreeie CORNER 7TH AND H STS. N. W. it Rermoznators, BABY CARRIAGES AND @33 PARLOR SUITS, ‘We announced s short time ago # novelty in the Furniture line which was appreciated by every house- Roeper—a Parlor Suite of seven pieces, iu rug and plush, for 835. We couldn't supply the demand. A ‘eeond aasortment has now arrived. They will not ‘be there long, for everybody wants them. First come first served is the word, ‘Now, as to Refrigerators and Baby Carriages, we are no prophet, but we will risk our reputation on the assertion that the present wsrm spell has come to stay. Our advice, then, is not to wait for achange, but Prepare to meet the inevitable by supplying yourselves with those indispousable summer articles—Refrigers- tora and Buby Carriages—just the things to save meats and butter and money and worry. All the latest styles ‘and best makes at the lowest prices, Our assortment of Standard Furniture, particularly Oak Bed Room Sets, is bound to pl eise. Low Prices, Small Weekly or Moutuly Payments aud satisfaction guaranteed at RUDDEN'S _ FUBNITURE, CARPET AND STOVE STORES, Jed-tyel6 930 AND 952 7TH ST. N.W. Do You Nesp Ax ug cer u MMM uo MM uu uM per B BB. B BB If you do, of course you want the best and most stylish article for the amount you are willing to pay. ‘The statements below are evidence that the BOSTON VARIETY STORE LEADS in STYLE and PRICES, RR ‘y E Pi ba f Un 4 A ew NATURAL WOOD HANDLES. 24 and 20-inch xxue Quality Gioria, Wexhall, Cherry and Kuotted-oak sticks. 26-inch Extra Quality Gloria, Natural Stick with Bilver PRteh.... sien sereeesee 2 OB PLATED HANDLES. ‘Union and Lyons ilk Umbrellas in great variety. j .) OMITH & WARDWELL, et-foiss | By NESDAY. JUNE 4, 1890. Ws. H. McKews Dany Ler WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1890. We shall hsvea double “Sale” tomor- Pow—the “‘June Reduction Sale” and our regular “Stock-pruning Sale," which occurs each Thursday. make short work of what remains of them by reducing their prices the second 4and 5-button!Kid Gloves,in Black and ‘Tan, with self and colored embroidery, in sizes 53 and 5%. Reduced from @1.50 ‘The above two lots offers grand chance: to ladies with small bands, HOS{ERY.—The balance of the 25, Fancy Hose which were reduced to 2c. ‘Will go at 18c., 3 pairs for 50c, ‘The balance of the 50c. Fancy Hose which were reduced to 4¢c, will goat ‘35¢., 3 pairs for @1. The balanceof the 75e. Fancy Hose which were reduced to Gie. will go st $1.13and 61.25 Fancy Hose bave beeu reduced to 750. per pair APRONS.—We are closing out the en- tire stock of Aprons before receiving new styles. All 25c, Aprons are now 190, All 38c. Aprons are now 5c. AIL 50c, Aprons are now 38. ” All 7éc. Aprons are now 50c. CORSETS.—We are going to drop the sale of the “W.C.C." of Royal Worcester Corsets. They are good Corsets at $1.50 —well Jiked Ly mauy, but not so wood ae the “C.P.” at @1.50; Lence we shall close 81.25 Best £1.25 Corset possibie to buy anywhere, White, sizes 19, . We have butone ortwo aire of A size left, SILK HOSE REDUCED,—We offer the balauce of our stock of Ladies’ Dollar Sitk Hose for 85c,4n lovely whades and tints of Tans, Suedes, Grays, Browns, &e., for wear with low-cut shoes and slippers this summer. This isan unprecedented bar- ain, as the Hose are the most desirable of this season's styles, LADIES’ WATERPROOFS. — Last ‘Thursday we offered a smali lot of La- dies’ Imported Waterproof Ulsters at 85 which were 87 and only sold one, If you won't take them at five yon surely will at $2.50. That is their price for this Thursday. CHILDREN'S SUMMER SUITS AT A SACRIFIOE.—If you have a litue Gaughter this is your chauce to buy her a summer dress for lesa than the prime ‘ost of the materials, Children’s Pisin and Fancy Seersucker Ginghan Suits, sizes 2, 4,6, 8 and 10 years, Reduced from 61.75, @2.25 and & Children’s Fancy Batiste and Gingham Buits, sizes 4, 5, 6 and 8 years. Reduced 5 aud €5.50 to $2 Children’s Fancy Gingham Suits, with white plaited gainp waists, s:zew 4 and G Reduced from $4.75, 85, $5.25 ws: Misses’ Two-piece Suits of Fancy Ging- hams, sizes 12, 14 umd 16 years. Re- Guced from $5.25, #6 and 86,25 to 8s each, CHILD'S COAT.—For a little one three years old we offer an Ohd-rose Broadcloth Coat, stylish shape, at $5, which was formerly @11. CLOTH SUITS.—5 Children's Light ‘Tan Cloth All-wool Suite, Sizes 4, 5. 6, Tand 8 years. Were $7.50, 88.50 and 89.50. Now reduced to $2, which price, we believe, will cause their quick dis- ‘posal. 1 Child's Figured All-wool Challie Suit, shirred and trimmed with velvet, Size 14 years, Reduced from $19.50 to 810. Sizes Gand 8 years, Reduced from $1.75, 82 and 83 to 81. Ladies’ Black Braided Jerseys, Sizes S4.and 36, Reduced from ¢%.75 to WM. H. MoKNEW {Successor to R, H. Taylor), it 933 Pennsylvania aw, Axsouncemens, ASpecial Display of Fine Cake Baking demon strat. ing the perfect success GAS RANGE will be given at CA. MUDDIMAN'S Gas Fixture Store, 614 12th at, Angel, Sunshine and other Cake, Biscutt, Coffee and Chocolate will be freely exhibited, Do not miss speudiig haif ou houf Thursday and Friday evenings seeing these Gus Stoves in full opera” tion, Doors open 6:30 p.m. No gooissold. All freely in- Vited to come aud have the workings of these cele- brated Gas Stoves explained and get samples of these choice cakes made and baked by Meanra, Fay & Styles, who have been exhibiting the Keystoue Kew Bester at Woodwant & Lothrop’s siuce Juuuury 1, and who ere Bow supplying fne hwmeenade cukcs from their new location, 520 12th st. uw. Je4-2t A Tus Ox Two WORTH KNOWING, CHAS. A. MUDDIMAN. There's a heap of personal satisfae- tion in wearing what's genuine, There 96.50 are lots of Scersuckers made in thie Is oon country and Bugisnd—tolerable good SPECIAL —imitations—Dut they are only imita- PRICE tiou after all, Most of the Seer- FOR suckers worn are the copied ones— GENUINE simply because the real article comes CALCUTTA atriffe high, In a measure this cau- SEERSUCKER not be helped. It costs a grost deal COATS — to wet them here. But the old stiff AND prices would never do for us, We VESTS, couldn't stand it, We have some Benuine Calcutta Seersucker Costs aud Veste that you may have at $6.50. Everywhere else they are €10at least. If you cver thought of wetting a Seersucker—this ought to clinch the idea with you, “That's just like Saks,” you'll say, Bo is this, You handle white much and it'll ‘s0il—don't care how careful you are, ‘That's what's the matter with abont three hundred of our $2, 2.50 and SOME 83 White and Fancy Vests. Some- WHITE body has got to lwunder them, We'd rather jet you help yourselves to these Waistcoats at @1.48—and get them *‘done up"—than to bother with them ourselves, This isn't an cyery-day snap either. It’s the natural consequence of abusy scasum, There are three hundred of them a little “amutched®... $1.48—in that condition. The pat- terned oues are iu neat, new designs, Since we've been clothiers we haven't ‘ad the lines ef Suits at $20 and $15. ‘we've got this seusou. Not such « variety—norso good, It hasu't been the “‘bettering” of one season—but years of work, Never being satisfied— watching out for s weak point and making it dowtly strong next time. ‘That's how we've got to where we are. These are Summer Suite—light weights—lined ag any taste will ask for thein—pstterns you'll approve at FANCY VESTS SLIGHTLY TUMBLED, 01.48. INCREASING GOODNESS, once. @15 and $20 spent anywhere else ‘won't get any better, SAKS AND COMPANY, THE PEOPLE'S CLOTHES MAKERS. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH ri 705-707-700 Market Spece, afabiaaemeaseene for cor peer br -4 OFFICE OP ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, OOR 11TH AND PF ATs. XW, Wroxtsar, Juxz 4, 1890, REDUCTION SALE OF GIXGHAM SUITS.—These suiteare made of fine French winghams, of desirable patterna in combina- tions of plain and stripes Superior to custom-made work, Reduced to $10,812.50 and $15 each, LAST SEASON'S WHITE DRESSES RE- DUCED.—We have to move these at once in order toclesrour stock for this sesson's oods—hence these big reductions, ‘2 Ladies’ White Dresses, trimmed with embroidery, Size 32. Reduced to $2.50 each 1 Lady's White Dress, trimmed with em- Droidery, Size 32. Reduced to @3. 1 Lady's White Dress, embroidered all Over, Mize 32. Reduced to @5, 1 Lady's White Dress, panels of embroid. ry, Bize 40, Redaced to $3, 1 Lady's White Dress, embroidered in Black. Size 34, Reduced to #10. Misses’ Plaid Gingham Suite, full skirt and shirt waist, Sizes 14 and 16 yeara, Re- uced to 64 each, ‘@ Misses’ Cream Flannel Suite, made with fall skirt and Norfolk Jacket, Sizes 12 snd 14 years, Reduced to 86.50 each. 2 Misses’ Piaid Brilliantine Dresses, trimmed with surah, Sizes 14 and 16 years, Reduced to 98 ese. ‘Missen’ Satine Dreeses. Size 12 and 14 years, Reduced to $8 each. 1 Misses’ Cream Serge Dress, trimmed With sursh, Sise 16 years, Reduced to 810. Misses’ Fine Fancy Challie Dresses. Sizes 8, 10 and 18 years Reduced to $12.50 each. (Third fioor,) ‘THE POPULAR CEYLON FLANNELS.~ ‘These are without exception the most popu- Jer Flaunels in the American market today, ‘and apy one who has used them will prefer them to all others, Suitable for Men's and Boys’ Shirts, Ladies’ Shirt Waista, Mountain and Seashore Suits, &c, Our assortment is very complete and em- Draces hundreds of attractive patterns. Ceylon Flannels, in light and delicate pat- terns, both twilled and plain fabrica, Only ‘250. per yard. Ceylon Flannels, in fifty attractive pat- terns, Those were 35c, and 37. per yard, but we reduced the price because we hed too many, and ag a result they are going fast, Sic. per yard. Ceylon Flannels, in twenty attractive pat- terns, Reduced from 450. to 37}¢c. per yard. EXTRA FINE TENNIS FLANNELS.— These are used extensively for Children's ‘ Bumnicr Coats aa well as for purposes men tioued sbove. We are showing these im 4 Plaids, checks an} stripes at only 60c. per yard. SILK SERGES.—Unshrinkable Scotch Flannels, with silk stripes in bright colors, Uk warp and silk polka dota, Twenty patterus in stripes at Suc. per yard. ‘Ten patterns in stripes and polka dots st 62340. per yard. ‘Ten patterns in one-half inch checks st ‘Toe. per yard. ATHLETIC SUITING.—A fine and deli- cate but heavy English Suiting for Men's Summer Wear, These are shown on cream ground with o variety of stripes, plaids, checks, &. Imported by us from Bradford, England. 81.50 per yard. (Second floor.) GREAT REDUCTION SALE OF FLAN- NEL SHIRTS.—We bave too many Cream ‘White Flanze} Shirts and in order to move the stock quickly we have reduced them one-half, They sre in sizes from 14 to 17. Reduced to @1 each. They will be shown in men’s window on F st, (Men's department, 1013 F st.) FRENCH SATTEENS, SCOTCH ZEPHYRS AND BATISTE REDUCED.— ‘We have just reduced sbout one hundred patterns of very best French Sstteens, which we will place on center table, at the exceedingly low price of 12}¢c. per yard. All 42-inch side-band Scotch Zephyrs that we formerly sold for Gz¢c., S5e. and 50c. have been reduced to 40c. per yank. 2,000 yards 38-inch Batiste, with White grounds and colored sprays, figures, &c., we bave reduced to the low price of 7c. per = : (Second Boor.) LaDIES VESTS REDUCED.—We bave Just reduced aline of Ladies’ Gauze Vests, low neck and short sleeves, Reduced to 20c. each; 3 for 50c. First floor; annex.) LINEN DEPARTMENT.—Here is an ex- cellent value of Doylies, We have put on sale 70 dosen Sik Doylies, in Pink, Blue, Salmon, Nile Green, White, Canary, Orange, &e., which weare offering at only 15c. each; 91.508 doren. Linen Turkish Bath ané Roller Towels in Pisin and Fancy Stripes. Reduced to 35c. each. These will be displayed on center table. ‘We have about 1,000 Manufacturer's “Short Lengths” of Irish Liven in lengths ranging from % to 6 yards. 30¢., 85¢., ¢0c. and 50c. per yard. 100 dos, Bleached Huck Towels, extra value. 15¢. each; 6175 per dozen, (Second floor.) _ WOODWARD & LOTHROP, poy Comer 11th and Patan, R. GOLD= SCHIMID. w tree AR Yow Aah wow a‘! Hy We shall offer ui Tost SETS Reivers Ry fore. mote fac INA. Owine to « larwe ti wing uot been, received and’ fer the i ui ya te red: juce our stock to make the Lecenan mais Resa ena FRIDAY AND PER. ponding a 0 yt So hag &loyetber ow how lomg itis iv NN - TS Bb i RR ss Bos + ay My BRR Sas, Ee *a* kee > patartchis Binns Seta, undervlaed “HARE. acer, reduced to #100 ogtare Shape, containing 113 . ood & Son's Celebrated Porce! Dinner seta, deoarsted "by Band a eure ie ing 172 vine rea oleate thaeeseeppsaal OW & Brewer Sete. decorated ty hand with 780. Ariingtom Shape Dioner heat floral decotationa, comtaining 137 pisces, re Giced to ex0c0s" + i : A AA t Eee SA SS, FER . & a Sus Eee Pa Jatest “Chi glazed decorated Tea Sets on the Dew © li at 5 pieces. Kedtced t Porcelain Tes Sets, band fe oreted festoun shape, containing. bed and French China the very eed shapes aud decoration te Spence chops grith coin gold baud Sique twist hand! nate tinted decoratic pee with waturel, ehh eas. rauwing in priced e040. ” y fluted Bowers, ail, with Saeehelt from @7.48 to 88.98 lied: Y na ‘Tollet Bete, with ed scomations in Pluk and Brvwn. Beduced to @4.00 Heni sock & Co.'s Anglian memt-por Tal Totlet Sate, with Ser, tasty sone ‘shape and coin gold twimuings. Reduced : R GOLDSCHMID, it 1007-1009 r ST. X.w. We begin to-morrow—Thureday—our ereat aunusl sale of Low Shoes and Slip- OUR pers for Misses, Boys and Children, lend- GREAT ing with the following specialties: ANNUAL Misses’ @1 and Sic. Opers Slippers FALE = and Low Button, sizes 11 to 13, close at oF 2c, MISSES, Child's @1 ana 7c, Hand-turn Opers BOYS’ —Blippers and Low Button close at 48¢. AND ‘Misses’ and Childe’ Fine Dongols Hand- CHILD'S turn Oxfords, plain or tip, close at 75c. Low Misses’ and Childs Tau-colored Oxford SHOES Ties, heel or epring, close at 75c. AND You'll want something in this line for SLIPPERS the school commencementa 60 will every one else. Remeniber this ang don't wait too long. WM, HAHN & COS RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 TTH ST. NW. 1922 PENN. AVE. X.w, it 231 PENN. ave ae New Acraactioxs Is Frasxexs PERRY If tt was onlythe samo old Pattorne all the time we gould say ae to sume of Or provisws enncunce- to at that. Butotis wot sted wth sand Wei or fe it human bature to be satis: art a) unK TT ory west oe! ove > Of orufiuality pusises ite way inte s couuua ‘auuel. Touching lightly here Peveasity ke idly there—uutii it leaves in its Wake such Lovel ULague as tuake >: atiractive and varied do you suppose ‘they ctive and ¥i he fhe ark fav rites bias hy acl Cho istipetively we re amen ne ft fumes, Fa} Shouh.” You could not do better 0 ‘ou could not “nt rich colorings are » to be found in woven, Wool they are here. very—at both en ue —serv~ yon~henee-ond wc together cur choice col* eta ponder es & short-lived season, too--1 ian et These Lounging St at got wore fees rae se tart rs eres ve ree se es ieee rs a-re sg