Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTOD NG STAR has the fallest Local Cirenlation of avy Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium ia worth more than all the other papere published in ‘The Senate District committee has reported the Atkinson-McPherson railroad bill with cer- tain amendments, which it is claimed prevent the measure from interfering with future treat- ment of the problem of dangerous grade-crose- ings and of the gratuitous use by the road of public parks, and the promise of speedy action in regard to public relief in these matters also accompanies the favorable report upon the amended bill, The Senate amendments ex- clude from the operation of certain provisions of the bill the space between 6th and 12th streets, To be consistent the committee should incorporate this amendment in each of the three sections of the bill. For the purpose of leaving opeu the question what shall be done with the tracks between 6th and 12th streets it isjustas important to forbid the legalizing of the illegal side tracks already there, as to forbid the Commissioners to grant additional | permite for tracks affecting this space or to forbid the railroad to exercise power of con- demnation within these limits, If the Senate shall decide with the committee that this is the fitting time to confirm the road’s illegal use of six small public reservations or open spaces, improved as parks in other parts of the city, and to enlarge the road's freight facilities, but is not the fitting time to decrease manslanghter by abolishing certain grade crossings and to increase the beauty, health- fulness and security of the city, then amend- suents of the kind suggested will be acceptable. ‘They will leave the public with a bare hope of checking this bloodshed st some time in the fature. But in order to furnish even this small comfort they must be inserted in all three sec- tions of the bill. Otherwise their offer is a mockery. The some comment applies to Mr. Atkinson's offer to amend tne second section of | his bill by limiting its operation to the spac eastof 45¢ street. If this limitation is in- serted in tne other sections so that no illegal surface tracks are legalized, and no property may be condemned westof 414 street, then there will be some substance to the offer, and the amendment will not be a mere delusion and snare. No one denies that there is abundant room for freight facilities east of 434 street and south of the present tracks, where the /ALMEBAEAEAARABDADAESESRAAELOML T OMORROW'S F RUIT. ‘This'll surprise you—'cause we don't often do it—e lnetion in our 810 Now Bors ¢10 NOW) #10 Xow #10 Now |. e10 Now $10 Now $10 Now #10 Now ET LL EREASEAAAD AADAGONARAAA ALL THE FANCY CASSIMERE, CHEVIOT, TWEED, HOMESPUN LONG PANT SUITS THAT WE HAVE LEFT—AFTER THE BUSIEST SEASON IN A QUARTER OF A CENTURY OF PRECEDENT. Back and cutaway styles, They run from 1¢t019 years—note that—and are #10 Now Regular 218 Suits. $10 SOW #10 Now Regular $16.50 Suits. €10 Now #10 NOW Regular $15 Suite. $10 Now @10 Xow Regular $13.50 Suita, $10 Now 210 Now ‘Regular $12 Suita, $10 Now Weare not overstocked—but as the season wears away—ANY is TOO MANY—for we won't carry a stitch over into next year. It'll be a Jump to get one, for the asle will last but a SINGLE DAY. TOMORROW (SaTURBAY) $10 GETS ONE OF ‘EM. #10 GETS ONE OF 'E) $10 GETS ONE OF ‘EM. 910 GETS ONE OF ‘EM. Just to the left of the elevator—second floor—you'll find every “Mother's Friend” Flannel Waist wo've got. We're going to give them up—and it's almost Your own price that owns them Now. Uncertain point is the size. Yours may be thera, On the same table are some Boys’ Percale Shirte— two collars anda pair of enffs with each—and some Boys’ White Dress Shirts—soiled a little by careless handling. What you'll saveon our prices for them now will pay for a half dozen launderings, OFF ANOTHER TREE. ‘Most every boy and «irl wants Russet Shoes. What's your objection to getting them a pair? They’ll wear like iron—OURS WILL. Look well, too—dressy enough for any oceasion—and there are very satisfac tory prices~TOYOU—on them. OXFORD TIFS, BUT. TON AND BALS. DON'T FORGET OUR GUAR. TEE FOLLOWS EVERY PAIR INTO YOUR SERV- ICE—and don’t take our prices and try to hunt our | qualities elsewhere, The two together are not Sndable away from here. Any other kind of Shoes you want—provided they're GOOD, HONEST LEATHERS. SAKS AND COMPANY, THE COMPLETE OUTFITTERS FOR CHILDREN, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH tracks may always remain upon the surface as freight sidings and turnouts should, and that this land is so cheap and so well situated as to commend itself to the railroad for these pur- poses, It is not at all necessary to perpetuate conditions west of 4); street in order to supply desired freight facalatic — + ——___ The first installment of the report of the British board of trade shows that of the total number of persons employed in industries in Great Britain the wages are ascertained of 23 per cent in the case of the cotton manufacturers, 26 per cent in the woolen, ¢ in worsted and 36 im the case of linen. The earnings average. taking the years 1885 and 1396, and abating 10 per cent for sickness, thirty-six pounds per sonum in the cotton industry, thirty-five pounds in the woolen, twenty-eight in the worsted and twenty-five in the linen. These figures multiplied by five give the year's wages in the denomination of the United States dol- lar, The price may be higher or lower than this rate when the full result is ascertained. ‘The result of a year’s labor in the textile in- castries of Great Britain is not a stimulating result even if fair consideration be given to the cheaper cost of living, and itis not singular that many operatives leave that country and engage in the upbuilding of American indas- try and their own fortunes, ——— ————— One of the amendments which the supporters of the Atkinson bill offer as a concession is an addition to the third section which prevents it from being construed “‘as making a grant or confirmation to the said company of any land now the property of the United States.” The proper place for this proviso is at the end of the first section, which grants to the road the use or confirms its present illegal use of the open spaces designated in the engineer's office a@ reservations 109, 112, 174, 178, 241 and 309, which it now occupies with side tracks, pre- venting their development as parks, as similar open spaces are improved in other parts of the city. The proviso should be attached to this section, and it should except specifically from legalization the tracks which illegally traverse and occupy this property of the United States. $$$ 0 Great popular interest has been taken in Tar Stan's advertising essay competition. The sev- eral hundred bright writers who have strog- gled for the mastery will be relieved from su: $75 and $50 respectively. The public will be interested to examine as specimens of the ad- vertising writers’ art the prize essays which will also be published in tomorrow's paper. ——— What has beoome of the bill to pay a bounty of $125 for equipments to each of the District volunteers of 1361, known as the three months’ men? The services which these men rendered at a crisis in national affairs and the justice of the proposed insignificant rermbursement are not denied. The bill has been favorably re- ported. Why is it permitted to sleep? a Rain-in-the-Face, the Sioux chief, is about to die from wounds inflicted by his squaw, and a Georgia ministerial association has not “lost confidence ia the Christian character” brother minister who beat his wife under prove- cation, The irrepressible conflict rages in bath wigwam and cottage, tion, a ‘The New York Trifune says that Mr. Blaine is “a protectionist of the protectionists.” Does this mean that he wants to protect some of them against themselves? It looks that way. ——————— Mr. Richard Crocker of New York having come to that city from Wiesbaden to cure his reputation, will now return to the German watering place to complete his physical re- generation. of a| savagery aud civilize- | 18 ich, #2 __ STREET. “Avocr J Hur Lert Just about, sccording to srough estimate this morn- ing, and the assortiuent of sizes well preserved. To | be sure there has Leen a big demand for these Ladies’ | Fine, Hand-made Low Shoes; and, while 2,000 pairs | would be s big lot for most houses, we have not seen any let up since we opened the sale. We'll make it our leader for tomorrow. Here are the features: FOR $1.48, Achoice of five styles of elegant Ties, broad or narrow toes, plain or patent tip, Every pair worth 82. FOR $1.23, A choice of four styles of Ties and Low Button Shoes. Every pair a bargain at $150 1.000 PAIRS FOR 97 CTS, Excellent Hand-turn Oxford Ties, tipped or plain. Most any shape you want, LADIES’ FOR 73 CENTS. Genuine Dongola and Hand-turn Ox- ford ‘Ties, plain toes or patent tip. FINE ‘These goods are warranted to give good service, and on any reasonable complaint we'll give you auother pair. Such goods | were never offered at like prices, and they SHOES. can’t last very long at the present gait. WM. HAHN & CO.'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSER 816 7th st. o.w., 1922 Penna. ave. 2.w., It 231 Penna. ave. #0, Sos Sin Sinn Carries the Best Quality and Largest Assortment of | BBR A | BR AA | BBB AA | BB j BBB OA A In the City and at Prices Unequaled. CLUB BAGS. Imitation Alligator—10 inch, 98e.; 12 inch, @1.19; 81.49. Best-quality Canvas—10 inch, 59e.; 12 inch, 69e. ; 14 inch, 89e. : 16 inch, 982. Reel Grain, Canvas Lined 10 inch, $1 €1.49; 14 inch, $1.69, 16 inch, 81.98. Real Grain, Leather Lined—10 inch, $1.98, 12 inch, $2.49; 14 inch, $2.98; 16 inch. $3.49. Genuine Alligator, Leather Lined—10 inch, $3.98; 1v inch, $4.49; 14 inch, $4.95; 16 inch, 85.49, CABIN BAGS. Fine Grain Cabin Bag, Patent Frame, Leather Limed—1t imch, $4.98; 14 seb, $5.98; 16 inch, 12 inch, 86.98, GLADSTONE BAGs. Canvas Waterproof—14-inch, $1.49; 16-inch, $1.79; 18 inch, 21.98; 20 inch, $2.49. Pressed Leather. #179; 16 inch, $1.98; 18 inch, $2.49 82.79. imaitatione All a ot ae: 16 inch, 82.49; | Real Graii E "16 inch, $2.98; 18 inch, 3.49; 20 inch, 83.9%, Real Grain, Leuther Lined—14 inch, $4.49; 16 inch $4.99; 18 inch, $5.49; 20 iweh, 85.99. Canvas Telescope Bags—1" in., 59¢.:14neh, 6Be.; 16 inch. 79.; 18 iveb, 89c.; 20 inch, $1.19; 22 ineh, | 81.305! 24 meh, 81.49. ‘These Bags have leather corners and extra long straps and are waterproof, Ali Baga except ‘Selescopes have the best quality locks. A fine line of Furnished and Unfurnished Bage tn Fine Quality Alligator aud English-sewed Grain, Collar sud Cuff Boxes, Trunk, Shoulder and Shawl — > oe The right of petition is not to be denied in Eaglend, even when the petitions are seven feet thick and come from the publicans. Al- though it stifled debate it was an original pack- age that could ot be excluded. edie An impressive assemblage will be that on Sasurday at Northtield, Massachusetts, of the Christian College of Students of the World. wracenecales ———» The Saivador revoluter is ahead. "He makes two revolutions at once. ee Chsnneey M. Depew declines to be consid- eted asacandidate for the presidency of the Werld’s Fair Commission, but he toves Chi- cago mone the less and will take the stamp in her behalf if necessary. ‘The strike of thirteen hundred men—cen- dactors, switchmen and brakemen—of the IIli- mois Central railroad will be avery serious thing to the entire western transportation aud ‘traflic if persisted in. —_—_ —$—$—- If Senator Manderson can get a new Govern- ment Printing Office building he is deserving of a heroic statue made of type metal. ——— Chicago should save a sample of her sum- met weather and put it on exhibition at the World's Pair, in a fire proot building con- stracted for the purpose. oo “Give us a fair count” is no longer a sec- tionsl outery since the ceusus enumerator has reported, Notwithstanding the name of the new cruiser Philadelphia, she is the fastest war ship afloat —————————— aot, — bag aS ao py 1S PA AVE, Serre = ns anuely ab vecr WoW bile miso ‘Biraps, Loiiet Cases, Flasks, &o. SMITH & WARDWELL, 705-707-709 Market Space, Suusten & Gene WE HAVE TWENTY PIECES OF ALL-SILK BLACK GRENADINES IN SATIN STRIPES AND FIGUKES WITH MEXICAN MESH. ‘THE GOODS ARE OF THE BEST MAKE. THE FOKMER PRICE HAS BEEN ONE FIFTY AND ONE TWENTY-FIVE PER YARD. WE DO DOT DESIKE TO CALRY THEM WE TREREFORE OFFER THEM AT THE LOW THE EVENING PRICE OF ONE DOLLAK PER YARD. THESE ARE GENUINE GOODS AND TO SECURE ON# YOU SHOULD CALL SOON, 48 THE Lot is SMALL AND THE PRICE VERY CHEAP. THIN BLACK WOOL GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY AND PRICES VERY Low. ONE LOT OF BLACK BATISTE VERY CHEAP, FORTY, FIFTY AND SiXTY-FIVE CENTS PER YARD. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENN. AVE. ONE PRICE. x27 Sruxo Asp Soman Hars 1N CASSIMERE, DERBIES AND STKAWS. DUNLAP'S KEW YORK HATS, 5th Avenue Styles, ‘BOYS’ and MISSES’ STRAWS at 50c., Téc., $1.00 and upward MEN'S STRAW HATS at 5c. snd upward. A large lot of GENUINE MACKINAW STEAWS at $1.00, worth $2.00, 62.50 and $3.00. WILLETT & RUOFR, ‘my20-3m 905 Pennsyivanis sve, Hee See Seas swutand 217-128 A CU. 1333 lath ot, STAR: Puanpomnz Pare. WHAT PRIDE A MOTHER FEELS IN HER HANDSOME BOY AS HE MINGLES WITH OTHER CHILDREN AT THE SUMMER RESORTS AND ESPECIALLY WHEN HE IS CLAD £QUALLY AS WELL OR BETTER THAN HI3 COMPANIONS. WE HAVE 4 SPLENDID SELECTION OF STYLISH GARMENTS SUITABLE FOR THIS PARTICULAR USE, CON- SISTING OF WHITE AND BLUE FLAN- NEL AND SERGE SUITS, FANCY FLAN- NEL BLOUSE SUITS, AN ELEGANT LINE OF SAILOR SUITS AND ROYAL MIDDY REEFERS, AND A COMPLETE ASSOKTMENT OF OUTING SHIRT WAISTS IN ALL OF THE VARIOUS HUES AND FABRICS OF THE SEASON. ALSO A CHOICE LINE OF NEW AND PRETTY EFFECTS IN CHILDREN'S NECKWEAR AND FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ALL aT PROPER PRICEs. B. ROBINSON & CO., THE AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 909 PENNA. AVE. N.W. 5027-00 Mews MEN'S TENNIS SHOES, 83.00, MEN'S TENNIS SHOES, $3.00. MEN'S TENNIS SHOES, $3.00, MEN'S RUSSETT LACE, $3.50. MEN'S RUSSETT LACE, $3.50. MEN'S RUSSETT LACE, $3.50. MEN'S KANGAROO LACE, $4.00. MEN'S KANGAROO — 84.00. M Souaen Suoxs. MEN'S KANGAROO OXFORDS, 44.00. These Shoes are low in price and high in quality. They are our “Leaders,” our “Trade-builders,” and are better Shoes than you get elsewhere for more money. &. 4RTHUR BURT & CO, 327 Wil F sh XW POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. READ AND YOU'LL 424 24 a4 w w w 2 ALL PREVIOUS EFFORTS SURPASSED, BaUM’s og NN PSN a ON 2 COUN OWN w2nZr BE RE E = kee gona LiL TOMORROW EVENING’S “STAR” TOMORROW EVENING'S “STAR” TOMORROW EVENING'S “STAR” TOMORROW EVENING’S “STAR” TOMORROW EVENING'S “STAR” FOR LIST OF ITEMS, FOR LIST OF ITEMS, FOR LIST OF ITEMS. FOR LIST OF ITEMS, FOR LIST OF ITEMS, ALSO WATCH THE SUNDAY PAPERS ALSO WATCH THE SUNDAY PAPERS ALSO WATCH THE SUNDAY PAPERS: ALSO WATCH THE SUNDAY PAPERS: ALSO WATCH THE SUNDAY PAPERS | tor Announcements that will be extraordinary and Wegnarantes that you will be pleasantly surprised, Articles advertised such as YOU WANT NOW. POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 227, 7tu st. |“ aM MMC k& KEN N REE W Ww Wr 533 MMM OR RRS dee W''W Sad D TLY Lerrer (FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1890). Every lady who owns traveling gar- meut knows what a luxury it is, You reslly shouldn't travel’ without ove. They are not ouly a luxury but = We have bed « on these gar- mens and now fia ana sale on. our Rizes consider- en herefure reduce the prices om certain lots to cleau up the ‘S yureht tte wrsilng Wraime Black. u + 34. Reduced ‘i $18. "30 te one in Black, price list sent on request. 3OHX F. PARKT, 3024-56" 1225 Pa ave, | bE LR ON THE NEW STORE, F CORNER SEVENTH AND H STS. 5.W. Next month we shall take stock. In our business “taking stock” means getting ready to “take in stock,” too. To accommodate new stock something has toxive place. We are going to “red table” these “must go" goods, and when we put them on fed tables, that means their room is better than their company, Aud to give you “a quiet pointer"—as they ssy— you cau getsome ‘Wonderful bargains by Just watching our red-table sales im the near future, RED TABLE SALE. Price. Fine Decorated China Tea Plates, e Breakfast Plates, 34 doz. « - B8e Dinner Plates, 34 doz. ic. 720 14e 270 Meat Dishes, 12-inch, aze Blue-and-white Dresden 290 Elegant quality of exquisitely dec- oruted Cups, Saucers aud Plates, @1.19 Handsome gold - lined festooned edge Bone Dishes....... Decorated fancy Cup Piates. Children's A B C Pistes... Japanese Individual Butters, ¥4 doz Freuch China Cuspidors. French China Decorated Plates, assorted designs, gold traciugs and tinted borde: Bandsome Ice Cream Seta, Pu and 12 Saucer: Blue -and- white Dresden Soup Pistos, 3g dor. Square or oblong blue-and-white i 61.70 “ The complete “Cottuce” Chamber Set, handsomely decorated in coiors, with Grecian borders... “ = Combined Dinner and Breakfast Sets. English decorated China, s Horse, We are agents now, and our price is, 28 “ India Grass Cushions for victice Doating, stoop and lawn use... 130 2 for 250. ‘We are selling “rafts” of Picnic, Tourists’ and ‘‘Home-lawn” goods. It must be @ question Nothing else, “Low prices make loug friends.” of price, THE FAIR, FPRANKLE & CO, PROPRIETORS, COR. 7TH AND H STS. N.W. it Srnassvrcens SATURDAY BARGAINS. THESE PRICES ARE FOR SATURDAY AND SAT- URDAY ONLY. LADIES’. 35c. Linen Chemisettes 24c. 50c. Linen Chemisettes B5e. 75e. Linen Chemisettes 49c, = The above come with standing of rolling turn-down collars. $1.50 Vassar Shirts, linen bosom, collar aud cuffs, bargain price $1.19. ef pe Collars Sc, Linen Cuffs Sc. a pair. 25c. Vandyke Lace Collars 19¢. 1c. Ruching 8c. 15c. Ruching lle, 25. Buching Kuching 29. 75e, Handkerchiets, slightly sciled, 49c. 5c, Silk Gloves or Mitts 21c. 0c, Silk Gloves or Mitts 2c. 68e. Silk Gloves or Mitts 49c, See our novelties in 24c. Jewelry, 250, Fast-black Howe 22c. Soc. Fast-black Hose 290. 2c. Fancy Stripes 25c. 20c. Balbriggan Hose 23, Extra values in Extra-wide Hose. 68c. Lisle Thread Hose 49°. 5c. Lisle Thresi Silk-plai ted Hose 68c. $1 Silk-plaited Hose 79 S-hook Bone Corset, satine covered, 49e 75c. | French Woven, embroidered bust, 63 ¢. | $1 Corsets, all whalebone, in summer web or satin $1.25 quality 99c, We keep all leading makes, at popular prices. 10 per cent off of lowest marked prices on all Jerseys. MEN'S. 50c. Outing Shirts, with pockets, 35c. ity, 2 pockets, perfect fit, 49c. $1 quality, yoke back, neat patterus, 75c. $1.25 quality 99. $1.68 qual- ity, and @ non-shrinkable silk stripe, custom made fit gnaranteed. Fur 2.49, reguler 93.50 goods. 50c. Suuwmer Merino Underwear 35c. GNc. quality 40¢, 5c, Balbriggan, in dark or light color, 42¢. $12- thread French Balbriggan Underwear 730. 250, Half Hose, balbriggan, $1 for a box of 6 pair. STRASBURGER'S DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, 1t 404 AND 406 7TH ST. N.W. 68c. qual- Sixs Greatty Reovcen AT ppp R RRR > pre RO HPA, ORE, 7 gs per Re RRR RRM Y 538, e Kun iB Saad = Weare not going to say e great deal today—but we are going to crowd « lot luto that Little. Tt is wot tiways the bulky packages that carry the treasures ‘As the season wears away -You kuow we ate bound to make @atiriu things. Of all the merchandise that is covered in a lunge and extensive stock—sucn as oura— SILKS are the most conservutive. it is uot ofwn thate ice is lowered—and when it is lookout or a rush, ve have pulte: a the peg that has held price on she level of actual value—a ithas goue, A little plain, homely advice—If you have any use that you can make of asummer silk-how is the tune to buy. We will | show you tures that will prove st—1ogular rivets of we Set Sed ie 10 pieces of PRINTED dark erousds—tastily over- yard. NOW they ure 75c. BROCADED INDIAS in, Block and Cream were $1.15— NOW they 3 setae Xou will fod some eapectally: fue auatities in Black s. NS that “are NOW omly 750-82 x ream CHINAS and JAPANS—at 62) ‘DO. aud St hyant, You will uct Gude precedent for such ‘Kies us these. Buy ing ut this staye of Uie season! Just think of it? Bur the price wud the quality they euticed wand wil ae BEAVY BI BLACK DRESS SURAH—ail silk— every thread—only "eP ine b FINE SGPT BESCK DRESS sUKAH—a Tia wot cxery day that such # wind-fall of good for- tune (strikes any place sad we are ouly too sind to * them—teay uy util you take them away. Po eae you to hurty mist anest ss J we were try 0 force, things. bat svally jaappouitiventt clay mow, ‘Such wood slike—s0 goa sonabl eeeaednges lose to you as all of then: are— li be d iu a twinkling and tue see acoeaee il Lave to wear the long faces, “Do uot bet it be you SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840. Jouxsox, Garver & Co, 636 Pa. ave. nw. it CUT-PRICE SALE CONTINUED. a ZOpisces Beant ew Challies, 82 tochea wide re- peso reduced from ahsosnini’ D. C.. FRIDAY, JUNE 27 “OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR. 11TH AND F STS Fans, Jom 27, 1890. ‘We desire to announce that, commenc- ‘tng Mouday, June 30, and continuing through the months of July and August, ‘our establishment will be closed on week days at 5 p.m. and on Saturdays ot 2 p.m, We thank our customers for the patronage which makes this possible, and hope they will bear this notice in mind and shop accordingly. Tomorrow we holdour regular weekly sale of BOYS’ CLOTHING. The feature of this woek’s sale is thefextraordinary re- ductions that we have made, We offer: Boys’ Brown Linen Suits, nicely made and very durable, Sizes 7 to 14 years. Reduced to $2.50 each. Boy® White Flannel Kilt Suits, Blouse and Norfolk styles, Sizes 4.5 and 6 years, Reduced to $3.50 cach. Boys’ White Flannel Blouse Suits, neatly trimmed. Sizes 6 and 8 years, Reduced to $3.75 each, Boys’ Summer-weight All-wool Jersey Buits,in Navy Biue and Brown, Sizes 4 010 years, Reduced to $3.75 each. Boys’ Fancy Flannel Blouse Kilt Buite, very nobby and cool. Sizes 4 and Syears. Reduced to $4.50 each. Boys’ Fancy Blouse Kilt Suits, Polke Dot skirt and Cream Jersey Blouse Bizes 3, 4 and S years, Reduced to $4.50 each, Boys’ Fancy French Cambric Blouse Kilt Suits in a variety of colors, hand- somely trimmed. Sizes 4, § and 6 yeara Reduced to $4.50 each. Boys’ All-wool Suits in various styles and designs, elegantly made and service- sblecolors. Sizes6 to 14 years, Re dued to €4.75 each. Boss’ Fine Quality Summer Weight All-wool Navy Blue Jersey Suits, band- somely trimmed and in different designs. Sizes 7 and 8 years. Reduced to $4.75 each, Boys’ Fine Quality Summer-weight All-wool Cream Jersey Suite, trimmed with white and black braid. Sizes 4,6 4nd 8 years, Reduced to $5.75 each. Boys’ Extra Fine All-wool Cheviot Suite in Plain, Norfolk and Plaited styles. Bizes5to ld years. Reduced to 85.75 each. Boys’ Cream Flannel Blazers, ele- gantly made. Sives ©, 10, 11 and 12 years, Reduced to 83 each. Boys’ Cardinal Jersey Waista, fine quality and neatly trimmed, Sizes 216 to8 years, Reduced to $1 each. Boys’ Navy Blue Jersey Waists, fine grade snd neatly trimmed. Sizes 5 to 8 years, Reduced to $1.50 each. Boys’ “Mother's Friend," All-wool Favy Blue Flannel Waiste, Sizes 7,8 and 9 years, Reduced to $1.50 each. (Third floor.) LADIES’ HOSIERY REDUCED.—We have just reduced a small lot of Ladies’ Fine Unbleached Lisle Thread Hose, double heels and toes, sizes 8, 834 and 9, to the exceedingly low price of 35¢. per pair. 3 pair for $1. First floor; annex.) INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT. — Chil- dren's Round Corded Mull Caps, edged with lace. 25c. each, Children's Pique Sun Hats with but- toned crown; willlaunder. 50c. each. Infants’ Csmbric Short Dresses, Mother Hubbard style, yoko of tucks, embroidered around neck and sleeves. 50c. each, Infents' Nainsovk Short Skirts, deep hem and cluster of fine tucks. 50c. each, e Childrens’ Fine Muli Caps, 50c., 85e, to $2.75 exch. Infaute’ Plain Flannel Skirts, cambrie waist, bend-msde button holes, each, Te, (Second floor ; annex.) GLOVES.—We are the only ones show- ing the Popular Retrograde Stitched Mitts. They are without exception the finest made and the best fitting Mitt we have ever seen. Ladies’ All-silk Jersey Mitta,in Tar, Cream, White and Biack. 40c., 50c., 60c ,G5c., 75c.and $1 per pair. Ladies’ 6-button-length English Silk Gloves, in Tans aud Biack, Kid ttting. $1 and $1.25 per pair. Children’s Jersey Taffeta Gloves, in Grays and asvorted shades of Tan. per pair. Children’s Jersey All-silk Gloves, in assorted shades of Tan. 50c.per pair. (First floor.) MUSLIN UNDFRWEAR. — Ladies’ Muslin Drawers, tucked cambric raftie ‘and tucks in the ruffe,finished with a Yoke. 373g. per pair, Ladies’ Lousdule Cambric Gowns, Hub- Yard yoke, fine Hamburg ruffle around neck and down front to bottom of yoke, full sleeves gathered at the hand and fin- ished with cluster of nice fine tacks and embroidered ruffle. $1 EACH. This is am extraordinary fine value. Nurses’ Aprons, deep heim, four rows Grawn work above, wide strings, 12}. each. Gecond floor: annex.) PARALOLS REDUCED.—Ladies' 22- toch Chaugeabie Silk Parasols, iu Biue. Red, Brownand Gray. Reduced to €2.50, 63, 84 and $5 cach. Ladies 22-inch Fancy Stripe Parssola, in Electric Blue, Heliotrope, Tan, White- aud-Black andGray. Reduced to $Seach, (First floor.) CORSET COVERS.—Cambric Corset Covers, square neck, an inserting and edge of Valencienves lace front and beck. 81.25 each, ‘Cambric Corset Covers, Ve back, with ® puffed yoke of fine Valenciennes lace sud ribbom. §1.38 each. ‘Weare also showing an excellent line 230. Tas Paras Roar. Stock (Saturday, June 28, ‘Whst are stock-tahing mle talk of the town? Even the men taking sale:—Nearly one thou oon gutecaey ant meng some} ‘must have supplied themselves | wise investment, Tiassa Sure Exrs Toxonnow, at 6 p.m. sharp) Prices? Why explain what is the ‘have read or heard of this stock- sand “Palais Royal” Dress Shirts Collars. Some of our customers forayearjoadvanes, And not an Ro OFER t a | rrr? a E L Aaa | D 2a y Ge Exe tun 2°4/Su8 Dow rm > (SATURDAY, | JUNE 28.) SW The ftock-taking Sale, | the closing of the store, has been ands of dollars worth of goods af | We don't pretend to be entirely | ton ofacertain amount of courage | ome have termed this sale reck | | TrTT FRE we A FF - 2 HF Pip AA OL & | MM FR rer £4 E AA HOH P AAA L AAA Mow Exe P af2 ALLL AA GENTLEMEN, you will be disap- pointed if youdelay a visit until Mon- day. Tomorrow you may select any ‘Traveling Satchel and claim 10 per cent off the price you see marked on Price tag. Tomorrow's price is 75ec. instead of 850. for “Palais Reyal” Dress Shirte, Fine Lisle Half Hose for 250, Superior Flannel Shirts for 82 aud Silk Sashes for only 81.48% That's not all. which will terminate toraorrow at j the means of distributing thou. and below the actual cost prices, Uneelfish, but ask your apprecia- And good sense, notwithstanding less and foolish, " S=E5. LADIES, you will be disappointed if You leave till Monday @ visit to our Cot- ton Underwear Department, The best Dargains of the manufacturer's samples ‘Will be gone before the store closes to- Morrow. And will you not be disap- Dointed {7 you do not take sdvantage of to-morrow's opportunity to supply your- elf with Gloves, Hosiery, &e? ‘The chil- Gren, too. More than glance at the list It's the last of Stock-taking prices, time it will be published. TTIT 00 ccc K OK K) TO OC CKK kK | sal F O88 0 8% a ® 00 CooK K x | (To the left of esch column | below are the prices you will see marked on the goods, To the | right are the Stock-taking Bale prices, seen = Mews Stock -"Taxixe Prices. Wepartment Near Door No. 1119 Pa. sve.) 2 for 25e. Pure Linen Collars. 20c. 4-ply Linen Cuffs, 38c. Scarfs, all styles. 25c. Knot Scarfs ‘25e, Washable Four-in-Hauds, Boe. Silk Finished Lisle Socks. $1.25 Silk Plated Half Hose. $2.50 English Flannel Shirts... $1.25 26-10. Paragon France “Gloria” Umbrellas.#1.19 | 21.50 28-inch Warranted “Gloria” Umbrellas..1.39 123g. Pure Linen Tape Border Hendkerchiet ‘35e. China Silk Hemstitebed Handkerchief 76e. Japanese Silk Hemstitched Handkerchiet $1.35 Castor Beaver Gloves... Lawes Stock-raax¢ Prrces | 10 per cent discount—10 per cent off the marked Prices of all Laces and Drapery Nets, Embroideries, White Dress Goods, Dress Trimmings, Real Gold, Amber, Shell and Garnet Jewelry, Bric-a-Brac, Clocks, Traveling Bags, Priestiey's Fancy Black Dress Goods. 80c, English Traveling Suitings 50c. En glish and French Suitings, @1 French Faille Silks. $1.19 Superior Surah Silks, €1.98 Best Faille Silks... Fancy Striped Surah Silks . $1.25 Satin Rhadames, Black and Colors... $1.25 Jap. Silk Crepe, Black and Colors. . 75e. doren Paris Novelty Buttons... $1, $1.35, $1.50 and $1.68 Buttons. $1.98 and 62.25 Buttons. 98c. 10-inch Black Silk Sesh Ribuons. 68c. 5-inch Fancy Striped Ribbons. ‘Se. Veils, all styles Veils for 15e.; 10c. Veils... 83.50 White India Linen Wrappers. €4 Cloth Capes, all styles 83.50 Bisck Jerseys, all styles 82.98 Black Jerseys, all styles. $2.98 Colored Jerseys, all styles., $12 and $14 Gingham Suits ... €1.98 Flannel Blouses, all styles, s Flannel Blouses, all styles $2.25 India Liven Biouses .. $1.68 India Linen Dressing Sacques. $1.98 Cambric and Cotton Nixht Gowns $1.35 Night Gowns and Skirts .. S5c., our Specialty Night Gowns ‘98e, Chemises snd Drawers .... 79c, Skirts, all sizes and widsus. 4S8c, Cambric Corset Covers. 85c, French Patiern Corset Covers. $1.95 Paucy Aprons, all styles. _ $1.68 Aprons, 9Se and $1.15 Aprons. 25e. Towels, all styles, Te. Coutil Corset 90c. Fast Black Lisle Thread Hose. ‘Tdc. Extra Size Fast Biack Hose... 40c, Warranted Fast Black Hose. ‘B5e. Warranted Fast Black Hose... 5Gc. Black Plated Silk Hose... Bde Fancy Striped Hose. 45c. Colored Ribbed Lisle Hose... ‘G&e. Black aud Colored Plated Silk Hone. Tae. Ribbed Silk Vests, slightly faded... BSc. Kibbed Bal. Vests, all sizes. Oe. Ribbed Bai, Pants... 2c. Ribbed Bal. Vests, all colors... Sbe. Fast Black Lisle Vests, 81.98 Low Neck Lisle Vests, extra sizes. 81.15 Fall Recular Made Lisle Vests, 93, do, do. with no sleeves... ‘2c. Pure Linen Handierchiets, 9 styles. ‘12z3¢e. Neck Ruchings, all styies.. | @1 Sterling Silver Glove Buttoners.. | 20c. Fancy Belts | S5c. Real Seal Bete, Silver Buck | $1.50 Belts $1.35 and #1 Belts $1 and S4c. Chatelaine Bags | 19¢, Fancy Purses, | 93.08 Fancy Leather Hand Satchels j $468 Tourist Burs, with shoulder strays, | 50c. Novelty Japanese Fans $1.50 Hand-painted Quill Feather Fans, | Laos: Srocx: axixe Pacers (Continued) 50c. Pure Milanese Silk Gloves ‘98e, Silk Gloves 8Yc. and 75. Gloves. 2he, Jersey Silk Mitte. 50c. Mitts 39, and S8c, Extra Long Silk Mitts, 75e, Best English Silk Mitts, PRe, 4-but. Undressed Kid Gloves Sie. Pigskin Mousyuetuire Gloves, ‘96c, 4-but, French Kid Gloves. Yellow Chamois Mousquetaires, will wash. Best White Chamois Mousquetaires.......81.10 Undressed Kid Mousquetaires, warranted €1.19 Superior Undressed kid Mousquetaires...61.48 81.80 Very Best Undressed Kid Mousquetaires..81.68 81.35 $1.50 4-but. “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves Jewelry, ail styles, all styles. €1 Jewelry, ail styles, $1.75 Shell Side Comb Sterling Silver bhakepeare hiugs. Frevch Euamel Brooches. $2.48 French Miniature Brooches. €5 Paris Extibition Maniatare Brooches... Silver Top 85 Sterling Silver Pen Wipess $4 Sterling Silver Vinaigrettes,... $1.68 Suver Bou Bon Boxes and Viniagrettes.... Silk Belts, ail colors..... c. Leather Strap Belts, $2.50 Paris Exhibition Chatelaine Bags 2Se. Purses, all styles. $1 Pocket Books, ali styles. Se Collar and Cuft 25e. Double Straps. $1.98 Opera Glass Bugs. 38 Lmported Opera Glass Bugs. 680, Leather Writing Tablets....... $1.19 Wniting Tablets, all styles... 0 Real Leather Writing Tablets. Lesther Cases with toilet articles.. $9.98 Real Alligator Toilet Cases, Stted, 50 London-made Tourist Kage. We, Leather Card Cases, 10c. Japanese Funs, all Fans 15c., and 1c, Fung. yles... Se. Silver Jap. Fans... S9e. Gauze and Qnill Fan! $1 Hand-painted Gauze Pans. Black Silx Japanese Fans. 1 2c, Boxes Writine Paper. 20c. Boxes Linen Writing Paper... @1.50 Boxes Poker Chips and Cards. @1 Boxes Poker Chips end Oards.. 1Gc, Siivercide Photo Frames... $1 Oxidized Silver Comb Trays., 1c. Brass Pinegues.., Yc. Brass Placques, Gc, Cakes Tarkish Bath Bosp. 25c, jy-lb Bars White Rose Soap... 15c, Genuine Cuticurs Soup. Ue. Manicure Sets, Ide. Ivory Tooth Pyste,... 10¢. Needle Cases...... Se. Ribbon Wire... Se. Fancy Rubber Hair Pins 20c. Hair Pin Crimpers... 50c, Spoon-bust Corset Steels. 15c, Blue Embroidery Cotton, $1.25 Small Children's Gingham Dresses..........750 TSc. Gingham Guimpes.......---.-00--eeree-s-ne- OHO 100, Cotton Belts, all CobOTe..... . 0.0. one. 68 25c. Scalloped and Embroidered Handkerchiels.123¢0 ‘10 per cent off marked prices of all Giwham aud Flanpel Suita Costs, Silk Hose. ‘THE PALAIS ROTAL, ‘4. LIBXER, (Corner 12th st, aud Pa ave, eek