Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, pap ASHINGTOX aes June 20, 1800. THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Ctrealation of any Newspaper inthe World, mn Advertising Medium is worth The principle of freo trade between the fed- @ral parts of our Union was an indispensable featare of the bond. Without it the Constitn- tion of 1787 89 would not have been longer lived in all probability than the earlier Consti- tation known as the Articles of Confederation. An extension of this principle to neighboring American states has been advocated by many statesmen of all parties, and the wonder is that it has not been accomplished. Secretary Blaine carries out in his letter, just submitted by President Harrison to Congress, the sugges- tions of the late international conference be- tween the three Americas as well as the views he bimeelf entertains, and which be brought before the conference in the first instance. Senator Hale has proposed. in pursuance of this recommendation, an amendment to the tariff tAll authorizing the President to declare the ports of the United States open to the prod- uets of those American nations which admit free of duty the products of this country. Fair as well as free trade this would be. ‘The larger aud somewhat different question of free trade with all the world is not involved. for this is, so to speak, a family affair amoug the republics of the western hemisphere, een “Am organ which sets itself up as the peo- plc's advocate should be honest in its texch- ings.” Washington Post, ‘Tue Stan heartily commends the tone of its conscience-stricken neighbor's soliloquy. Be honest, then! Drop the flimsy pretense, long ago worn threadbare and torn to tattors, that the railroad’s bill is merely a harmless freight measure! Cease the flagrant misrepresenta- tions which seek to aid the railroad by creatmmg discords among the people! Strip off the rail- road's livery entirely! Repent, reform, and you may perhaps be reinstated among the peo- Ple's advocates. oa Stanley thinks that to secure 500,000 square miles of territory ia exchange for a rock in the Baltie is not a piece of business justifying a “dolorous tirade against the prime minister.” But while Stanley is singing peans the English are reviving the days of John Lacklan¥. The Englishman wants both the 500,000 square miles of East Africa and the little rock in the Baltic. ‘That's what's the matter with him, and that is the inspiration of his large taie of woe. en Editor Arkins of the ‘ky Mountains News, Denver, editurializes with such agonizing in- tensity against the alleged practice of selecting au eastern man for the presidency as to almost foree the conclusion that he would take it him- self rather than that the pernicious custom should continue. ———<- 0 This worid is not big enough for both St. Paul and Minneapolis, The astronomers must find something like a fit arena for the colossal contest that would be waged if there was room in the Vislale heavens. — + is from the very Seginning ihe poor journals of Congress have Leen in chancery. Maclay had the Senate journal changed the first ses- sion. Benton after many years’ trial had a famous action of the Senate “expunged.” The House record has been physwked and phle- bdtomized by all parties at all times. In the language of Speaker Keed. there was nothing *unusual” in the Inte procedure. muteaess ppt ‘The republican Journals are exhibiting great ansiety lest the democrats should not be able to unite on a nomince for governor in Penn- syivania. In other eases the democratic news- papers have shown aa equaily affectionate solicitude for their advers: Se honors are easy. <= The Farmers’ Alliance of North Carolina has learned the difference between making a poltti- cal promise and keeping one. and it now re- quires that any candidate accepting a nom tion at its hands must signa pledge to carry out the wishes, will and purpose of the alliance. If this sort of thing becomes general it will havea very discouraging effect on the candi- date business, $$$ The New York courts are now averaging about one capital sentence a day. bat as an old-time criminal remarked, “hanging is played out in New York.” and nothing seems to have taken its e. —— ‘The man who Inughs has a national clientage, if he laugh scientifically. Now the scientific laugher is the man whomakes you laugh by looking at him. as he laughs out of the corners of his eyes and the corners of his mouth, Mr. Allen, of Mississippi, is one of these scientific ‘aaghers, And the state of Mississippi has just lecided that he is too valuable an acquisition u the legislature at Washington to withdraw uim exclusively for home consumption. — It makes a great deal of difference whose dis- triet ie gerrymandered and the Courier-Journal speaks of “the monumental generosity of the lute democratic legisinture in constructing such va ideal republican district and in giving its boandary line sueh liberal dimensions and such uuarestricted course as to take in e great bunch of the Prominent republicans ef the state.” _— ——— It would seem that France, too, thinks she has something to do with East African arrange- is in general, and Zanzibar, protectorates : particular. The European powers quarreled vi fought over America. and now they are sarreling and all but fighting over Africa. i: fs astonishing how avuch human nature crops at of —. Loings, — What ‘chaitignecla parties are! When a patty has every thing to lose it becomes very »uservative — vine the silver policy of the late vuinistration. When a party has nothing to ye it waves its hat with reckless abandon —for wmple, the democrats in Congress in settling ‘¢ silver policy of the republicans, On the sber hand, the republican platform volun- red some exhilarating prognostications eh the average repnblican Congressman 008 not seem in rash humor to verity. — + ‘The people of Cincinnati have just discov- ered that their Lincoln Park has no statue of Lineola, their Washington Park no figure of Washingtow, and that their Eden Park has no statue of Adam or Eve, the only memorial section bea it being « fig tree. —— + The repeblican editors of Indiana are in possession of Richmond and the city hasn't felt so taken since 165. The incursionists will attack Washington next and disbaad into swall guerrilla combinations in order to make their wey os safely back home. — The House has learned the great “lemon of buman experience, to blend a little light com- edy with its heavy tragedy. ——— ‘There iw no question about it—the intense in- terest und the votes in Congress show it--silver is the paramount public question before the American people today, — Whatever some of its members may think, the Fifty-first Congress is making some im- portant United States history, oo ‘The Reed was shaken by the wind. a ‘The imternational prison congress now in session in St. Petersburg will not be entertained in Siberia. $0 Labor's looking up in New York. At a meot- ing of a union at Cooper Institute Inst night Herr Most was bounced with promptness and dispatch. $0 Tt will be just as hard to get a silver dollar when silver is free as when it isn't, — + ‘The Vesuvius is ouce more in the swim, ae fHE EVENING STAR: A Besy Day Aantan Acandie always burns brightest jast before it goes OUt These special sales we've beon running all this week loom up with greater brilliancy as their lease of life runs low, We're going to talk today exelusively to the Chil- dren—exeept one last word of caution we want to give the men before they let the advantages of that $14 Suit sale slip through their grasp. We'll get to that after awhile, SURPRISED Us. We would have wagered something handsome that this evening wouldn't have found a trace of those ‘Odd and End” Children's Suits im the house. As it fs we have about a third of them left. Our object in distorting the prices, suy- how, was to make @ clean sweep of these rei- Nante—4o we'rs justified, we think, in extending the time a Cay longer. ‘They can't run over into next week—that's 4 dead sure thing. We doubt if they will last tomorrow through—and, frankly, we bope they won't, Get out your paper and peucil and make & Bote of the facts-and the figures, ‘There are five sections: SECTION A—Holdsall the broken-sze lots of our $2.50,$3 and 83.50 grades, We have marked them 81.98. — SECTION B—Holds all of the $4, 34.50 and 8% size-reduced lots—and those we've marked —#2.98.— SECTION C—Holds the 36 and $6.50 aeraden, ‘They're marked 83.98, SECTION D — Holds the #7 and $7.50 erades—givinx you your choice of the sizes left at — 84.98. — SECTION E—Holds the #8, #8.50, #9 and a few picked out of the still finer lots. ‘They're marked — 83.98 — ‘You may wonder what's the reason we are 80 Anxious to get these suits out of regular stock. We'll tell yout, We'd rather sacrifice price than your good opinion—and you wouldn't think much of us if we left a parcel of odds and ends wixed ap with compléte lines. It tsn't tidy. You'd think a farmer shiftless who permitted weeds to thrive in his arden. You say. ‘That's just what wo have done—pulied Yen up—and labeled them, You understand that the price of this reduction is the chance you run in finding a suit that will fit your boy If they hadn't been exceptionally attractive fu pattern and quality—they would not be so “poor” in sizes now, Ite the beat cuarantee of therr merit you can have. BETTER THAN SOME “ All around us are the clamorings of special sales. Everybody's putting iu their oar trying to paddle snug up to your patronage. If they haven't anything extraordinary to offer—it's all ‘the same, They masquerade a lot of their reg- ular lines—marked up, if anything—as the “white elephant” of the season. Here are a few notings-KEGULAR LINES— REGULAL PRICES—OF OURS. Nevor have been any higher. Just you compare them. We're bolow im price in every instance. Ours are bdryains—but not “speciat’ bargains, ‘They are not “broken lots.” We've every size— and shall continue to have—Still our “askings” are closest to cost, BOYS’ BLAZERS—alll rorts of combina- tion of colers—in wide and narrow Stripes. Sizes from 9 yeurs to 17 years. The finest qualities made— 82. 0. All the “specials” in Christendom can't touch these, CHILDREN'S BROWN AND FANCY STRIPED LINEN PANTS—4 to13 yeurs—50 cents, One hundred pairs of BLUE CREOLE LINEN PANTS—4 to 13 years—25e, = pair. BOYS’ BLUE SAILOR SUITS—4 to12 years, #1. Keep iu mind all the time these are regutars— With ts—-but they're pure cream compared to the offerings around us, SHIRT WAISTS. Everybody keeps a few Shirt Waists—a paltry half dozen patterns, But if you want to select “Pull ‘em up" PECIALS."* from 4 line that was collected from the richest Assortment in the United States—ours is the one you're after. We've two or three guod kinds—but there's only one BEST—THE STAR. You know that as well as wedo. We've got the control of them here aud that has given the other dealers the sulks. Not only BOYS' and CHILDREN'S WAISTS, but LADIES'—in Pereale, Flannel, Oxford, ‘Domet and Silk—countless patte-na, Our regular prices om these will make most of the “special” offerings of our friends blush, FURNISHINGS, You know what your Boys axe needing in FUKNISHINGS better than we do. But we know we've got everything they can possibly won, That Furnishing coruer om our Second Boor is a lively spot HATS. Tn Hats we've just opened a BLACK STRAW YACHT, the popular shade and shape—in Boys’ sizesut 60 CENTS. ‘The last of those “Odd and End* CHTL- DREN'S SAILORS-~that were from $1.25 to $1.98—are waiting for you at 84 CENTS.— ‘There are only afew and their stay'll be a short one. ‘There are plenty of other styles here for yon— Don't simply take our mentionings as uur stock. One paper wouldn't hold it, SHOES. ‘When we tell you we will guarantee every Pair of Shoes bought of us—sll you've yot todo istocome along and get them—We guarantee them to give the highest satisfactiou—aud that means the most comfort—the longest wear—for the least money. Our “IRON-CLADS"—a season after season Mne—are the best we know how to have made, They've got plenty of style aud no endof “krit.”" ‘They're as tough as the boy that wears them. Hereare a few items, If you've interest—tell us #0 and let us show them to you Boys’ Russet Bals, -$1.60 to $2.50. ‘Youths’ Russet Bala —€1.35 to 62. Children’s Russet Oxfords—SSe. to $1.25, Misses’ Russet Oxfords—@1.15 to $1.75. Misses’ and Children’s Russet Bals., with spring heels—$1.25 to @. With our guarantee these need no comment, THE LAST SIGNAL. ‘The only thing we wantto say to you~gen- tlemen—about that €14 SUIT SALE—is this IT ENDS TOMORROW NIGHT. You can’t call it back. Itisn't possible that you are so “short-sighted” that you will ignore these ster- Mug values, Of course af youdon’t want a suit— don’t buy it—st any price, But wou’t you want one before long? BURK-ahd then they won't be heve at $14. We've used every reasonable method to Keep yon alive to the importance of Prompt action—That's all we can do, GN THE NEW STORE) CORNER SEVENTH AND H STS, X.W. BIG TINWARE SALE. We've sold a heap © Tinware at “THE FAI," first snd last; and we've had some big ‘Tinware Sales; but we never before hung out as big a streamer 8s we do this time. You should re member thi ‘e can’t give you a bargain day in Tinware anytime, No house ean. Opportunities like the present some what resemble ma- turity on an endowment policy—to be looked forward to, to be provided for, and to be immensely appreciated when at hand. This isa regular “barbecue” of values, as any homse- keeper Wino consults the list will admit, Cheek here, > ui ‘ie ane Tin Pans, “ zat. Covered a - Sat Sprinklivg Pots, ‘Tin Water Buckets * — Sattere Cako Pana... - Dover Egu Beaters, * Combination Toil ‘bowl, pitcherand soap dish, * — Planished Mugs... “ — Common-seuse Candie Sticks. Pateut Flour Sieves. Pianished Lemonade Shakers, “ Large Lemonade raters. i © Zine Vilers .. “ Embossed Handle Dipper pil Laree Mixing Spocn * dapanned Luueh Box “ G-riug Mein Pans “ Japanned Flour Dredwes. “Pepper Bo: > Box Graters “ Covered Twin Match Safes. * — Long-han ed strainers best Fancy Comb Cases, * Jepanued Dust Pans. “ Black Handle Dippers,... Japanned Slop Jars Wire Toasters. hy Retinned Monkey Wrsuch ‘Tack Hammers. ‘Tack Claws with cover “Apple Corers. “ Steel Paring Knives. * Carved Handle Bread Knives. “Graduated Quart Measure: “ 30c. Large Suucepan, “ Block Tin Preserving Kettle. “Tee Hatchet and Pick. . “ Sad Iron Stands. “Nickel Lifter ani “ Kitehen Meat 8: “Spring Balance Seales...... “ Family Kitchen Scaics... Patent Steel Cau Openers * $1.98 Patent Adjustable Polishing Trons—3 in a set—with stand..... “ — Double-biade Mincing Knives. “ — Bepiece Ladies’ Garden Sets—in box. “Silver or Brass Japanned Oval Tes Trays... cy Whisk Brooms aud Holder “ Nicke! or brass Crumb Trays aud Scrapers. “ Wire Fiy Traps, If this sale meets with any such recognition as it de- serves, you will eee Sarvnpay Is our busiest day and that js the reason why weadver- ‘Use such extensive bargains, so as to give the many Saturday buyers an opportunity of buying Ladies’ and ‘Men's Furnishings at the foliowing low prices: ¢ LADIES’ $1 Strip Whalebéne Corsets, warranted, either in fateen or Suminer Net saturdays price, 68c. Sateen Corsets, ‘Se. French Woven Embroidered Bust, 3 Extra Whalebone Corset, #8¢. All 20e. Hosiery 25c, All 35¢, Hosiery 29e. All 50c. Hosiery 38c. All GSe. Hoxiery 4%, All 75¢. Hosiery 62c. Our Hosiery comprises Fast Black, Solid Colors, New Stripes and Novelties of Latest De- = Silk Mitts and Gloves, Saturday's price 24c.a ire 50c. Blk Mitts, 3c. ; 68c. quality, 49e. See our 260. Vaildyke Lace Collars. Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 4c. All 2oe. Handkerchiefs tie. All 42c. Handkerchiefs 20c. Ose, Handkerchiefs, hand embroidered, 49c. Our $1.25 Handkerchiefs 98c, Our $1.60 Handkerchiefs $1.23, Only a limited amount sold to each customer. All 25c. Jewelry, of latest novelties, 19c. Ruchings at ail prices, MEN'S 25¢. Windsor Scatfs of Silk Striped Outings, 11¢. ;50¢. Neckwear, 30c.; Dest assurtiient of Satin-lined Scarfe; 50c. Sumimer Merino Underwer, :s5¢; 60c. quality, 40c.;75e, Fronch Balbricvan Underwear, 49c.; The. Sanitary Balbrigean Underwear, 4%. : our @2 Two.thread French Balbriggan Underwear, 7c. See our superior quality ane finished Joan Drawers At 4c, a pair, reinforced and taped seams, STRASBURGER'S Own Uulaundered Shirt, reinforced back and front, patent stays,.made of dwight anchor muslin Imeu bosom, 4-ply linen collar and wristbands; cus- tom made; fit z we leg at half price, 0c, Sve our Half Hose at ‘Sc. Balbriwam Half Hose, 142 | doubie heels and tovs, 1Be. a pair, or ais yal for 62 Ae i. aie e STRASBURGER'S 10¢ ie DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, mb a 404 and 406 7th at. p. w. lle Be Ze re 126 Sova Waren FOR THE MILLIONS. Drawn from the Largest and Handsomest Fountain in the world, Itis worth a visit from any part of the city to see this, imvmmoth apparetus. The richest and most delicious of Natural Fruit Syrups, The coolest and most invigurating Summer Boveraye, The Soda does rot come in contact with any metal partoof the fountain, 4c hence it {s absolutely pure. ihe And yet we do not churge auy Ve amore for soda than you pay Be elsewhere. 5c. 30 MERTZ’S DRUG STORE, oi 1014 F st a. w, % 4c Te Be Ve “ Ovnse Ovrrirnses, Be ei Sd ALMOST EVERYBODY IN WASHING. Pa TON KNOWS WHERE B. ROBINSON & is ©0. ARE, AND EVERY PRRSON THAT 4c EVER DEALT WITH THEM WILL TELL Ye YOU THAT THEY SELL GouD, RELIA- bs BLE CLOTHING AT VERY MODERATE 9c PRICES. Be CALL AND INSPECT THEIR SELEC- Re TION OF THIN GARMENTS FOR YOUNG ve MEN AND BOYS, THEY CAN SUPPLY we YOU WITH ANYTHING YOU DESIRE IN % THE LINK OF CLOTHING AND FUR- ? NISHING GOODS. ¥ SEE THE SPLENDID ASSORTMENT 5 OF NEGLIGER SHIRTS THAT THEY = ARE SHOWING, IN PONGEE, SILK, 33 MADRAS, CHEVIOT, BATISTE AND 23 FLANNEL. ALL SIZES AND GRADES. 2 ALSO A FULL LINE OF WHITE AND 15 FANCY FLANNEL AND SERGE SUIT: oe JUST THE THING FOR THE SEASHO! OR MOUNTAINS, ALL SIZES FoR MEN Be AND BOYS AT PROPER PRICES, sro a B. ROBINSON & co., a RELIABLE OUTFITTERS, 90 900 PENNA, AVE. N.W. He | Je20-e0 wont to “hustle” for achoie; and there- fore we urge you to come in with your lists as early to- inorrow as possible. HOFER a ra HH fr Ho kee FFE 1 RRR F it R ¥ n €ee FRANKLE & CO, PROPRIETORS, COR. 7TH AND H STS. N.W. Wi Cax Wen. Arrorp SMALL PROFITS WHEN SMALL PROFITS MAKE QUICK SALES AND PLENTY OF THEM. WE DO NOT PRETEND TO WORK WITHOUT PuOFIT—WE MAKE A PROFIT ON RY SALE, BUT WE GIVE BETTER SHOES FOR MODERATE PRICES THAN ARE USUALLY FOUND ELSEWHERE, THIS MAKES AND KEEPS US BUSY ALL THE YEAR. LADIES RUSSETT OXFORDS, £2.00, LADIES RUSSETT LACE, $4.00, LADIFS* KID OXFORDS, 3.00, 83.50, $4.00, LADIES 1t PATENT LEATHER OXFORDS, 85.00, PATENT LEATHER BUTTON, $5.00. BL it 7 we ‘ud eR OG Sug8 4kTHUR BURT & CO, 20 1211 F er. NW Dry Goons. Tue Reasox Wur GLOVES ARE CHEAPER AT iF second er Gloves we foutid ate deliveries on their boice lines we had bei acdjine Jevels all things —so when we made oui the market alter Su: rers with ieitionl ett draiued of by ter than not cheaper than the fir m can buy you OF mand wave money on the frst, Be and these eciulties : nl Mitts Black—-kid finish Regular A 6-outton Length Biarritz Suede in Gray and Tan to travel in—9u outa ont ‘The regular lin speak jond—for little. A food quality Biuek A-site Mitts--11 inches from end to Another yrade—Tan and Black eu, ‘They merit it, Lisle ORiread’ ‘fan’ and ‘Gray—saine price exxctly—2. ta — Taffeta—27%4e. and 500. All Guarau lela ‘k8—OVe, Colored Sik —with a kid finish—Tan and Gray ‘Finer—aud heavy hid cut—Biack Siik— his quality in colors. the wa bt rable Habene are th joicest kind of Silk Gloves— Blac is Teliablo—#1 Length ape SHAMOIs BKIN— skius—vatural color 4-Lutton rei un Same ‘lenyth Vat- fetas—Gray in addition 10 the Tans—Soe. une b-bat. ton Al-rilk Tans 30e. Pouot think of buying your hand coverings until you sad our qualities together, he wide Aifferehce will surprine, Ident vor though, if you will remember the “why,” as we told you. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. _Estublished 1840. 1t Kx Be D., TLY CPRIDAY, Tere is most welcome news to a half huudred or more of our customers, We Rave just opened » new invoice uf those some Hairline and Clustered ot Bluzers, which we lave been for weet. The manu ve rs from all over the cous Yor ie parucular style Blazer, been ‘unable to keop pace with: ‘a demand It ts the newrent, Robbi-st aud most perfect Athy shave of the Sufi. Diaer, family, exceedingl fo bs ebte bo chrcnicls dhele Spee Je iil predominate il te Jashionable waxeriux places, fe also opened a ee a Biases pulur, tuo cheaply made Blazers ‘They are unsatisivctory, ctl ET on 3 nh, TY vss Pentisyivauia are, aw, Srrctat Ik Hostny. Jast at this time we are enabled to offer some un- Usually valuable specials in Hosiery. pele taeee, tn 5, 8, 10, 1236 and 250, Men's full regular-made Balbriggan Half Hose, two foot ee ‘18e, pairs for 25c. ore de. Feather Proof, 1c, Children’s Warranted Fast Black Ribbed Hose, ky sizes 5 to 9%, two pairs for 5c. ey art a 2 Re its 2h Bina Positive oe sities “7 Pa ‘to Desert. it Parga cheap, ‘ail line of Musiery and Cotton U1 “ Calico, ‘2c. 8 pair, Ladies’ Extré Balbriggan Hose, in hight or medium weight, 25c. s pair. SPECIAL IN MITTS, ‘We are offering a very fine assortment of Ladics’ Black Silk Mitts at 25c. and 50c. a pair. SPECIAL IN MATTINGS. Cnr anlesin Mattings are telling on our stock, but we til] Lavo some very unusual Largains to attract you, 4 CARHART & LEIDx, 2: “PHILADELPHIA STORE.” ws | . 028 7th st. end 706 K at. nw. 20 OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR 11TH AND F STS, XW, Frias, Jose 20, 1890. As usual with us we hold our REGU- LAR WEEKLY SALE OF BOYs' CLOTHING tomorrow. That these sales are fully appreciated by you te shown by the great demand for the par- ticular values thet we advertise. To Morrow we will offer: Boys’ One-piece Fancy Gingham Kilt Buits. Sizes 24 to S years, Only $1.50 each. Boys’ Fancy Striped Linen Suite, Sizes 6 to 12 years. Only $2.50 exch, Boys’ Two-piece Fancy Gingham Blouse Kilt Suits. Sizes 4, 6 and © years, Only $2.50 each, Boys’ Brown Linen Norfolk Suite, Sizes 7 to 14 years, Only @3 each. Boys’ Navy Blue Jersey Suits, light weight Sizes 7, 8, 9 and 10 years, Only 4 cach, Boys’ Two-piece Cream Flannel Kilt Bui each Boys’ All-wool Cheviot Suite, Sites @ to 12 years, Only $4.75 each, Boys’ White Duck Blouse Suits, Sto” years, Only 85 each, Boys’ Fine All-wool Faney Cheviot Suits in a variety of shapes and patterns, Sizes 4to 15 years. Only $5.75 each, Boys’ White Duck Pants, Sizes 5 to 18 years, Only $1.75 per pair. Bovs' Fine All-wool Fiaunel Biszers, im nobby desicns, Sizes 8 to 15 yeara Only $3 each. Boys’ Fancy Unlaundered Percale Waista, Sizos 4 to 12 years. Only 250 each, Boys “Mother's Friend” White Um laundered Waists, linen collar and cuff, Sizes 5 to 13 years, Only G0c. each, Boys’ “Mother's Friend” Fancy Percale 750. $1 Sives 4nd & years, Ouly 64 Sizes 4to 13 years each. jother’s Friend” Fancy Out- ing Cloth Waists, Sizes 5 to 14 years, Only each. Boys Fancy All-wool Flannel Waists, in neat and attractive designs, Sizes 5 to 34 years. Only $1.50 each, (isd floor.y HAM BURG DEPARTMENT.-.we haye marked down 10 pieces of 27-inch White Embroidered Swiss Flonuciug that have been moving too slowly at Gerge. per yard. We have, therefore, taken 12%¢. off oma yard, making the price 50c. per yard, which will no dowbt move them at once. «Second floor.) GLOVES. —Ladies' 6-but. Length 8ilx Gloves, iu Black, Tans, Grays and Modes, Gi. and 7c. per pair. Ladies 8-but. Length Mouequetaire Suede Gloves, in assorted shades of Tan, embroidered backs. traordinary value, Ladies’ 4-but, Perinot Suede Gloves, im Mode and assorted shades of Tan, 81.50 per pair, (First floor, center.) MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES,—We are making @ special effort to close out our stock of Misses’ and Children's Wash Dresses, and to that end Lave marked them down to the fol- lowing low prices: Children’s Cheviot Dresses in Checks of Biuo and White aud Pink and White, baby waists, trimmed with ribbon and embroidery. Sizes 3,4,Gand 8 years. Reduces $2. Children’s Fancy Plaid Gingham Dresses, trimmed with wide embroidery. Sizes 6, 8 aud 10 yours, Reduced to 82.75 each. Children’s Fancy Striped and Plaid Gingham Dresses, trimined with em- broidery. Sizes 3, 4,Gand 8 years, Re- duced to $3.50 each, Misses’ Glagham Dress Keduced to $4.50 each, (Third floor THREE SPECIAL VALUES IN COR- SET COVERS.—Muslin Corset Covers, high aud low neck, with French seams, Duttous and buttonboles. Sizes 4 to 4:2, Only 1244c. each, Cambric Corset Covers, square neck, trimmed front and back with Torchon Lace, good fitting. Sizes 34 to 42. Ouly 0c. each, Fina Cambrie Corset. Cover, square neck, trimmed around neck with fine Hamburg. Sizes 34 to 42. Only Soe. per pair, Ex- each. Size 14, 5c. each. ‘ (Second floor; annex.) SPECIAL SALE OF TEA TOWELS. — 500 Ready-made Checked Linen Tea Towels, Only 1%¢¢. each. $1.50 a doz, 6 dozen Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, in borders of Pink, Blue, Sal- mon, &e, Only Bde. each, 50 dozon Fine Bleached fluck Towels, Size 23 by $4. Only adozen. Gecoud floor, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. ~ Ladiow’ Muslin Drawers, deep hem and tucks, Ouly 25e. Ladies'Muslin Gowns, four clusters of fine tucks down the front, eambric around ueck aud sleeves. Only eek, Ladies’ Maslin Skirts, tucked cambrie rufile, tucks ebove the ruffle. Only 55c. each, Zophyr Summer Corsets, All sizes, Only 50c, Ladies’ Muslin Walking Skirta, deep Hamburg rutiie, three clusters of tucks above the ruffle, finished with yoke, Ouly $1 per pair. Double Ve Sumer Waists fot infants and children, 0c. und G5c. each, (Second floor; annex.) INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT. — Chil- areu's Muslin Drawers, hem and cluster of fine tucks, well-made button holes, Sizea 1to 8 years, Only 12¥c, each, Children's (ll-linen Eating Biba Extra size, Only 250. Children's Drawer Waists, = ‘BT¥e. and 50c, ‘Children’s Muslin Hubbard Gowns, em- broidered around neck and sleeves. Sizes Rtol2yeurs, Bde, ITM. t 55e, Chiidven’s Good Quality Plain Fiannel Skirts, with Cambric waists or Bands, finished with deep bem. Sizes % to 10 years, 75e., STi. and $1 each, (Second floor ; annex.) A +. For Mrs. ‘The supply of our rezulat @2 Flannel Shirts has given out. Sooner than lose customers we offer our 92.50 Shirts for $2. The all-wool material is shrunk before making up, mIk stitched throughout, two pock- ets, sizes 14 to 17. A variety of patterns and color. ings to suit all tastes, and, equally as important, the collar and yoke fit the neck and shoulders perfectly. See a ALS ER OO EY AE P33 ¥ ae EB oo bs GENTLEMEN are requested to note the qualities offered at these prices. 25 cents—Ribbed Neck Gauze Shirts So cttio—-Surecter Bal. aud Gauze Shirte, 50 ceuts—Freuch Gauze Shirts and Drawers, 50 cents—silk Fiber Balbriggan Shirts. 59 cente—“C.G.” Bal. Shirts and Drawers. S¥-We make the claim that we are offering for 35 Comte the quality usually wold at 30 cents. $9" Men's Department near door No. 1119 Pa. ave, THE PALAIS ROTAL, (Continued below.) Livi, Cunnrews Unspeawran (Department near door No. 1117 Pa ave.) A strong fenture of The Palais Royal's stock 1s that allsizos are shown in all styles Unusually small or stout ladies, the baby just out of long clothes, the toddling children, the boys and «iris, youths and maidens ~ali can be fitted here, The American Hosiery Company's Underwear @r Tadies and Children, offered at Palais Royal prices, Will astonish those who have yet to learn the merits of these boly fitting undergarments aud our unusu- ally iow prices for then, The price list below only gives an ides of the va- riety. As important are the qualities offered at the Prices, but that can't be pictured here. We confi- dently ask comparisea with the goods of the credit stores, Children's Gauge Vesta, all sizes... Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests, low Pink, Biue, Cream, Flesh, Bera. Ribbed Lisle Vesta, in eolors as above, reduced from 49 cents, Ribbed Vests, with high necks and uo sleeves, ribbed arms, colors a8 ubove, Ribbed Balbrizgan Vesta, low necks. Ribbed Bal. Vests and Pants. French and English Ribbed Vests in wedium and extra light weights... Fast Black (warranted, Kibl Ribbed Plated Silk Bisck Vests... Ribbed Spun Silk Black Vests, Ribbed Pure Silk Black Vests. Colored Ribbed Silk Vests. Colored Spun Silk Vests Colored Pure Silk Veste,, 8 THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Lous: Aso Cunprr: Scrrs, ALSO WRAPPERS AND BLAZERS, From 1 year to 18 years are the ranof sizes for children, ¢ Fiaunel avd India Linen the materiais, to $18 the prices, For tomorrow 10 Per cent off marked prices of Children’s Seashore and Mountain Suits, Here's @ good low-priced India Linen Suit: It's made of fine India Linen, the waist pleated batl and front, tucked round yoke: has the full high sleeves; skirt with deep bem and 4 tucks; wide sash with three t aud skirt neatly trimmed with Price for B-year size, $3.50; smaller sizes cheaper. suit fora miss 12 years old: Waist with embroidered yoke back and front, full sleeves, em- broidery collar, pleated belt, skirt pleated, with full back and embroidery front, AND ONLY $5. SURPRISES TOMORROW FOR LADIES. $1 for our $1.25 Wrappers. Made of good Catico, ticht back, loose front, turn-down collar, deep raffe and belt. How weil they are made and how well they fit ie not the least of the surprises. We have Wrappers at all prices up to @14, and made in all kinds of materiais—india Linen, Lawn, Ging- bani, Batiste, Century Cloth. Her wood Wrapper: Figured Linen Lawn, tucked back and front, belt, deep rufie, good embroidery trimming. 68. Here's @ birgain: India Linen Wrapper, tight back, Mother Hubbard front, belt, deep ruftie, embroidery trouming. $1.98, India Linen Suits from $ New Flaunel Blazers hay and side pockets, for only 0 to $30 each. rived, with roll collar THE P. «Coutianed below.) prem cena Last Or Tu Grove Suz For Thursday (June 19), Friday (June 20), Saturday (June 22), the following extra bargain is added: THE 81 UNDRESSED KID GLOVES FOR 85 CENTS. They come 4-button length, in new shades—Grays, ‘Tans, Browns, Modes, also a Fast Black. THE PALAIS ROYAL, cere below.) isin Ko Cine 85c. (Tried on at our risky THE FRENCH KID GLOVES, which have been the wonder of the season at UGc., areredneed to 85 cents. We show Black and aii the new tints of Tans, Grays, Browns, Mode, &. They come 4-button length and with silk-stitched backs. PIGSKEN MOUSQUETAIRES are splendid Gloves for summer. Ferspiration does not affect them, and while being as elastic as kid, they are twice as durable. They slip on and off without trouble. $1 is the pre- veiling price; 85 cents the Palais Royal special sale price. SUEDE KID GLOVES, 4 buttons and guaranteed the quality usually offered at $1 a pair, correct shades; correct silk-etitebed becks; all sizes and only 85 cents pair. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Rin kt Cas Oe The New Yellow Chamois Movsquetaire Gloves will ‘wash like a handkerchief: reduced from 89e- te Be. ‘Those of White selected skins) are reduced from 61.25 to $1.10. Our celebrated $1.25 Undressed Kid Mousquetaires are also reduced to $1.19. A quarter hundred lovely shodes. Every pair warranted. Havea pair tried ou et our risk. THE PALAIS ROTAL, «Continued below.) R Cc /ELIABLE HEAP ‘LOVES. Tho Palais Royal's G8c. 4-buttou Kid Gloves need no Praise ; reduced to 50c. for this sale, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Coutinued below.) Bzsr Uspzsssep Ky Ghoves. (Every Pair Warranted.) These Undressed Kid Gloves are made from se- lected skius only; are cut aud made only by experts; ALL ARE SUPERIOR, but the best of these Dest Gloves are selected aud putou the market ats very high price, usually selling at $2. anc $2.50 pair. ‘The balance are generally aavertised and sold as the best at $2 a pair. PALAIS ROYAL PRICES ARE: $1.80 for the best selected Kid Mousquetaires, $1.55 for those generally sold as the beat, $1.50 for those 4-button lengths, 82°For the special sale we offer the $1.80 quality for @1.08 and the 1.65 quality for $1.45. The 4-bution at $1.35 instead of $1.50. All are fully «enaranteed. It is only necessary for you to have ‘a pair tried on, at our risk, to be assured the material, fit and finish is THE BEST in every sense of tho word, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below) AT REDUCED PRICES. ‘Fast Black amd all the scarce shadesare shown in ‘Taffeta Silk and tLe celebrated Milanese Silk, the best of their respective kinds, GLOVES. MITTS. From 25 to 2le. Frota 25 to 2le, From 50 to 39, From 31 to We, From 75 to 68. From 0 to 39¢, From US to t9e, From 75 to G5e. 2 Since the regular prices remain marked on these Gloves and Mitts would it not be well to preserve the above list? . * THE PALAI8 ROYAL, ‘ A. LISNER. Corner 12th st. and Ps. ave. wie We have no doubt it is becanse we do our Dusiness different trom others that we bave the pleasure of serving so many of you Now i ‘vacation time. If we don't sell you better “Ve. cation” Shoes for less money than others—that's Aifferent—we can't expect the big run we're after. So we'll advertise our “Outing” Shoes « ifferent. Bere is our special offering im “Vacation” Shoes: Boys’ Low Cut Russet Shoes, Misses Kuswet Button Boots, 30 —Ladies’ Russet Button Bouts, Children's Russet Ties, Missex’ Russet Ties, to #L OW Ladiow Russet Ties, We, and 75e. Good Kubber-soled Canvas Ties for Men, Wom id Children At TSe. and ®1 Canvas Button and Lace Bhoes for Boys and Gir 1.25 to $3.00- Men's Russet High and Low Shows. At $2.00 and 67.50. Russet Bicyeie, Tenmia, Beach and Foot Ball Shoes, with rubber or leather soles, These are the items of our stock of Vacation Shoes, strang together in @ new and cones shape. You can pick ont about what yon wi come in, ask for it, and we'll fit you in “uo time.” WM. HAHN & CO's RELIABLE SHO HOUSKS, 816 7TH ST. N.W, 1922 PENN. AVE. N.W, at 231 PENN. AVES POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 77H SIRFET. THE MEN'S TURN TOMORROW, Always attentive to your wants, gentlemen, but on Saturday we give you price concessions on a line uf Pornisbings that are already as good values as obtein- able anywhere, THE LAW OF AING COMFORTABLE Demands Negligee Shirts, and our lange stock is bay. ing some heavy knocks against it, but the assortment still holds strouy. Prices very low, still there are some price concessions in the list below. 0c. White Ribbed Underwear, Shirts and Drawers, excellent value, €1.10 Lalf dor. ulaundered Dress Shirts... Jnlaundered Dress Shirts. ‘Ste, Pleated Bosom, 65c. Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts... 6 Striped Satteen Negligee Shirts 50e. Flanuel Ring Scart, $1.08 Black Silk Sashes, e165 And © department full of other thiugs witch ‘ill interest you, BELTS— Of all kinds of materials, styles and qualitics. We are selling an chormous quantity of Belts, The reason evident—we have the assortment and unusually low prices, Leather Belts, 18. to 8”. SPECIAL— Leather Bodice Belt, very stylish, 48e, SILK BELTS, 21c. 10 vse SPECIAL— ‘3¥e, Wide Silk Belt, serpent buckle, all colors, 282. » Straw Belts, all colors, 1Se, COTTON AND WOKSTED BELTS, all styles of buckles, Se. to 39e, WILL YOUR OLD TRUNK DO? A qaestion which youno doubt will ask yourself more thau ouce before you start out on your yearly outing. If YOU DO NEED A TRUS Where would you buy it! We could answer thet Question if we were reasonably certain that you bad seen OUR line of Trunks If you don't take the trouble to look at them yeu are doing YOURSELF an injustice, a8 well asus, We can sell you your Trunk (and when we say Trunk we mean a Trunk in every sense of the word, made to stand ail the wear, tear aud tumble the most reckless “smasher” of bagwage can give it), aud save you money on all grades, cheap or fine ones The Trunk business is nothing new to us. We think for the last few years we have sold the bulk of the Tramks in this town, The reason is not difficult to noms reld made Trunks at the same prices you have bern used Paying Jor cheaply made ones, DURABILITY AND GOOD LOOKS Are combined in our Trunks, 4 wus os aa ‘uw Sua® POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 3020 7TH BT. Tux Bosrox Vauert Store Carries the Best Quality and Largest Assortment of BBR A 66e Shy B a au § BB AA o B AAA G a6 BB A A GGG In the City and at Prices Unequaled. CLUB BAGS. . Imitation Alligator—10 inch, 98c,; 12 inch, @1.19% 14 inch, 1.25; 16 inch, #1. Best-quality Canvas—10 inch, 58. ; 14 iweh, 89e. ; 16 inch, 9 Real Grain, Canvas Lined—10 inch, 1 @1.49; 14 iveh, $1.69; 16 inch, #198 Real Grain, Leather Lined—10 ime! $2.49; 14 inch, $2.08; 16 inch, 83.49. Genuine Alligator, Leather Lined 10 inch, €3.9%; 12 inch, $4.49 ; 14 inch, €4.98; 16 inch, 5.4%, CABIN BAGS. Fine Grain Cabin Bez, Pateat Frame, Leather Lined—12 tuch, €4.98; 14 iweb, $5.98; 16 inch, | GLADSTONE Baas, Canvas Waterproof—I4-inch, $1.79; 18 inch, $1.98; 20 inch, 62.4 Pressed Leather—14 inch, ®L79, 16 inch, @1.98; 18 inch, $2.49; 20 inch, $2.71 Imitation Alligator—14 inch, €1.98; 16 inch, @2.49; 18 inch, #: ‘Ome, $2.96. Heal Grain—14 inch, €2.7%: 16 inch, @2.98; 18 inch, $33.40; 20 inch, $08, Real Grain, Leather Lined—14 inch, @4.49; 16 inc, 84.90; 18 inch, $5.49; 20 inch, 85.99. Canvas Telescope Bags 22 in. 59c.; 14 imeh, Ge. ; 16 inch, 71.5 18 inch, & iweb, 61.10; 22 inch, $1.39; 24 meh, €1.40, ‘These Bags have leather corners and extra long straps and are waterproul, Ali Bage except Telescopes have the best quality Jocks. A fine line of Furnished and Unfurnished Bags im Fine Quality Alligator aud English sewed Grain. Collar gud Coff Boxes, Trauk, Shoulder aud Shawl Straps, Toilet uses, Flasks, Ac. SMITH & WARDWELL, 705-707-709 Market Space G30 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. LW, CUT-PRICE SALE FOR THIS WEEK. 12 inch, Ge. 5