Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, “WASHINGTON: mm pay. Saly 7, 19880. Avzzzacz. ‘THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Lecal Ciresiation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium ts worth all the other papere published te Whether the Atkinson bill fs passed by the House next District day or in what shape it shall pass will depend very largely on the number of Representatives who on that day shirk the performance of their duties as Dis- trict legislators. The railroad’s demands are supported by a compact body of legisiators, a small minority, however, of the whole House. They will be present next District day. In all cases of conflict between a special and the pub- lic interest the former does almost all the work of drumming up support. The general public interest is nobody's special personal interest, and especially is this the case in District con- corns, If the recognized f. ends of Washing- ton in Congress make no effort to secure the Presence next District day of other Representa- tives whose opinions will coincide with their own when the facts are stated, and if the large number who feel a general interest in the wel- fare of the city, but are apt to find District af- fairs tiresome, absent themselves, the railroad Will shape matters to suit itself. If it were pos- sible to lock the doors of the House and com- pel substaatially the whole body to vote whether the slaughter of citizens at grade crossings shonid not be reduced and whether public parks should be disfigured and occupied by « corporation withont compensation the re- sult could hardly fail to be favorable to the people. ‘The difficulty of securing 8 considerable majority of the House to take an interest in local «ffairs or even to be system- atically present when they are discussed fur- nishes an additional reason why the protection of public life and property should be required to accompany the grants to the road proposed by the bili, District legislation runs a gaunt- jet in the House. The days nominally assigned to it are often occupied with other matters and lack of a quorum often defeats measures which meets only the unreasonable opposition of two or three members. It will be almost impossible to get even the opportunity of test- ing the House's views on the people's requests for improvements in the railroad occupation if they are separated from the railroad’s demands and postponed. When the railroad secures the at- tention and consideration of the House, then is the time to make counter requests for the publie welfare, To waste this opportanity is in effect to deny the people relief. The whole railroad question must be decided while grants are being made to the railroad, or legislation re- stricting the corporation will never be enacted. — President Jefferson had some good ideas of how the civil service of the country should be conducted, but he would doubtless be regarded in some quarters, if living, as a contemptible mugwump whose opinions were utterly worth- less. In a letter written November 3, 1806, to Mr. C. Parker. surveyor of the port of Norfolk, and first published yesterday, Jefferson said: “I have never had a wish to control the right of private opinion or of suffrage in the officers of the government. I have only believed it wrong when they disapproved those principles of Administration which the will of the Nation has sanctioned, that they should employ the influence of their office in aid of an active op- position to them. No person not doing this has ever been disturbed in the right of his per- sonal suffrage.” THAT HALF STORY YOU'VE SEEN GOING UP 18 THE REAR PART OF OUR PENNSYLVANIA AVEXUE STORE 18 FINISHED, AND WILL HERE- AFTER BE OCCUPIED BY OUR CUSTOM SHIRT DEPARTMENT. A¥ WE CONSIDER THE BEST NONE TOO GOOD FOR OUR FRIENDS, WE HAVE PLACED THIS BRANCH IN THE HANDS OF MR. DAVID MOSES, LATE OF BALTIMORE, WHO HAS: THE BEST OF NAMES a8 A CUTTER, ‘YOU MAY LEAVE YOUR MEASURE FOR “ORDER- MADE” SHIRTS AT EITHER STORE, AND WE EXPECT YOU TO BELIEVE THAT IF WE COULDN'T SATISFY YOU WE WOULDN'T MAKE THE ATTEMPT. WE BUILD STRONGLY ON OUR 91.50 SHIRTS (89 & HALF DOZEN) AND THOSE AT $2 AND $2.50, ALTHOUGH WE EXECUTE WORK AS FINE AS 86 EACH. aUERBACH, OUTFITTER—HATTER, 623 PENN. AVE., AND COR. 1STH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. 1¢ Report Or Tor Coxprmiox or THE LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK, At Washington, in the District of Columbia, COR. 9TH AND D STS. N.W., At the Close of Business July 3, 1890. COMMENCED BUSINESS ON MARCH 25, 1890. NUMBER OF DEPOSITORS 1,100. frum 3; ag i, titer National Banks, ite banks and bankei uve, furniture and fixtui Gurrent expenses id taxes paid ums on U. x. . ks and other cash ite ie Paper etrrency, 11 it Fracticr cents. . Specie. jemption fund f «5 per cent of circulation). Totaleerecsserereree. One feature of the census is well pleasing to all except that small class who think that there is such a thing as too much progress. It is the growth of cities like Birmingham, Chatta- nooga, Duluth, Seattle, ete., which had lees than ten thousand popnlation in 1880 and which now show more than thirty thousand. The nuinber of cities that jump from 30,000 to over 100,000 is larger than ever before. In some cases there is grave discontent because the in- crease isot even greater. The people look for an enchantment in the census returns that outworks the wonders of tue Arabian Nights. ———— > Have the issues been mistaken? It would appear that the tariff, base ball, silver, the Farmers’ Alliance and the election bill are not prominently before the public. The absorb- ing questions are how much shonld » retiring President receive for his private property when he sells it and how little should an in- combent President allow his family to accept as a gift from non-designing persons, —$— If the “effete dynasties” of Europe, which are now making all sorts of threats of reprisal and boycott in case the McKinley bill becomes a law, carry them out, this country, on purely American eagle principles, will declare unani- mously for protection and fight them out on their own line if it takes two sammers, $$$ If the process of elimination in the South Carolina Alliance party continues either there will be no farmers’ movement for the demo- crate to knock on the head or there will be so many Democratic parties that it will be easy for the now sleeping Republican infant to arouse himself and club the life out of them all, 2 a King Kalakaua is sandwiched between diffi- culties that would appal the stoutest heart. His attorney general admits that the cabinet, except himself, conspired in April against the king in favor ef his majesty’s sister. A repre- sentative in the legislature endorses the at- torney general and says that still another coa- spiracy was to set up a republic, Total........... eee. 0738,478 72 JOHN A. PRESCOTT, President. 4. HABRISON JOHNSON, Vice President FREDERICK A. STIER, Cashier. DIRECTORS: Mususres puncbouy, witli s Hoon: 308 Bannan, *“s x ii 0) . HARKISON JOHNSON, AUGUSTUS P WATSON J. REWTO O% EXTIRE STOCK OF NARROW, MEDIUM and Wide Laces at insertions, Just price mie them. We wil aver dyd-3t Zoe. fine Medi. Gierivtak suatttiee ts Lith st se. Removal Sale. Mise A Nore Or Tass. We shall during thie month make « special discount of 20'per cent on sil PORTRAIT and other LARGE FRAMES made to order. This will make our already low prices very tempting. ‘Wo can make 5,000 different styles of Frames. Give uss call. Reyilding doue. M. SILVERBERG & CO, 312 7tha Jy7-20° = Durtag July and August wo will close at 6 p.m. Yor Wu Nuxp Ose we ‘WHEX YOU PACK YOUR TRUNK FOR YOUR SUMMER OUTING DO NOT FAIL TO PUT IN A WHITE OR STRIPED FLANNEL OK SERGE SUIT. IF YOU HAVE NONE YOU SHOULD BUY ONE BEFORE YOU GO, AND THE BEST PLACE TO DO 80 18 HERE AT R ROB- INSON & CO."S, 909 PA. AVE. N.W., ‘WHERE YOU WILL FIND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT FOR YOUNG MEN, BOYS, AND CHILDREN AT PRICES THAT ARB POSITIVELY THE LOWEST FOR THE QUALITY. AL80 A SPLEXDID SELECTION OF FINE AND MEDIUM GRADE CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS FOR ALL AGES. DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THEM. Hot winds are now threatening the crops of Kansas. If it isn’t hot winds it is cold winds, and if it isn’t cold winds it is grasshoppers, and if it isn’t grasshoppers it is drouth, and if it isn't drouth it is mortgages; s. thus, taken all in all, it is not surprising that Kansas farmers unt to quit their business and go into politica, eae Assoon as Stanley Africanus gets married, and life begins to be burdensome to him, he should go gunning for Major Liebert of Zanzi- bar, who says “Stanley is am American self advertising hero, whe wrote an account of his travels beforehand.” —$——————- Question in astronomical politics: If it takes 101 years to grow 435¢ stars out of thirteen stars how long will it be before the entire heavens are covered with American stars rep- Fesenting states? Some people think that there aro already too many seats for the best interests of the Ameri- cau people in the hall of the House of Repre- ®otatives But the American patriots who ‘want to fill them don't think so. — Wyoming Valley first figured in literature among “The Pleasures of Hope.” Wyoming state now figurcs the same way in politics, But ber star will rise this week, Se Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria is in Vienna suffering with chronic dyspepsia and t of the liver, and Bulguria is at home suf- fermg with chronic discord and enlargemont of the regent’s head. — The tide of Liberal victory in England is steadity and rather rapidly rising. The Barrow- in-Farness parliamentary election is bailed by that party as, indeed it would seem to be, the Rreatest success won simce the general Heretofore Englishmen have contented themselves with silence while landgrabbing. Now they say: “We are God Almighty's plough- saares and must not rust in our occupation.” ——— B. ROBINSON & 00., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 000 PENNA AVE. BW. 7-20 Tess Suors. B5e., 62.50, BURTIS. 4BTHUR BURT & CQ, 13a Pst AW MRS. M J. HUNT. 1300 PST. ¥.W., unless a new election of legisiatare ‘Ofers hee entire stock of Imported and Domestic Mil- ‘Trimmed Bonnets aad Hatw et 25 per cent discount ‘to reduce storx. Flowers at 33 per cant off. US, ae GREAT IMPROVEMENT SALE. WE HAVE ONLY A FEW WEEKS IN WHICH TO CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE BUILDER, NOW IS YOUR OPPORTU- NITY. EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR EN- TIRE ESTABLISHMENT HAS BEEN MARKED DOWN. FOR TOMORROW (TUESDAY) WE CALL YOUR ATTEN- ‘TION TO FIVE DOZEN TRIMMED HATS, WHICH WE SOLD FOKMEKLY FoR © 82.50, 63, 83.50, 4 AND €4.50, WHICH WE NOW OFFEK TO YOU aT F 3 ie of? THIS Is BUT A SPECIMEN OF THE GREAT MANY BARGAINS WHICH WE ARE OFFERING IN ALL DEPART- MENTS. OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN, BUT WE MUST HAVE ROOM AND THE GOODS MUST GO, AND OUR NEW FRONT WILL BE ONE OF THE FINEST SOUTH OF NEW YORK. DON'T MISS THIS GREAT IMPROVEMENT BALE. ‘i KING'S PALACE, 81 2-814 SEVENTH STREET. N. B.-REMEMBER WE UAVE NO BRANCH STORE. as mm kid n “4 “a 14 aan “ac Breede Tvespay Axp Woenvespay. W. A. PIERCE & CO, SUCCESSORS TO EB G DAVIs. “Outing” Cloths in the piece have been sold at 16centsa yard. Then close deniers put the price down to 1234 cents, We haven't known of anything first-class being sold for less. But we had a chance to buy 7,000 yards of the best “Outing” Cloth, mew and elegant patterns, and we began the ssleof these this morning at 9 cents a yard. All we have to say for this Cloth is that it is the best quality; that the patterns are of the most desirable, and wo will run them at 9 cents on Tuesday and Wednesday. in some twenty You know whether this is au inducoment or not, W. A. PIERCE & CO., SUCCESSORS TO E.G. DAVIS, 1t MARKET SPACE AND EIGHTH ST, PTT TTT TTT TTT Wx H. Mc Karws Dany Lerre MONDAY, JULY 7, 1890, As announced I stock ‘Thursday, July 31. to hghten the task considerably by cun- vertiny ubout half the stuck into money before the month ix out, Withont any ‘of trumpets” we shall from cut the prices ov all merch: dive We wish to dispose of before stock. taking, Here is the Lest batch, umd more will follow dat PARASOLS At EXACTLY HALF OF WHAT THEY WEKE. © The prices run ‘this way: “sound'uy day to da} 00 to #2.00. There inn’ ims ;chongh for 8 day o ort rene fyaren, MSUMMEI UNDERWEAR, —19 Ladies Balbriegun Vests from 50c. to 250. & pairs Ladies’ Merino-Drawers, Size 28. Keduced from 506. to 25c, a Vesta, low neck and no sleey from tile. to duc. Misiies "Fine. ‘Tinported Balbrisran or ck aud ribbed arm. Sizes $0, Reduced frou g1-83 aud i: Less than balf et wis. ‘most successfui sale we have con- luded to foreo s dollar profit and them at 84.50 inatond Thoy are the rage at the fashionable summering places, WM. H. McKNEW Guccessor to R. H. Taylors, 033 Pennay!vauis ave nw. PALAMEALAGRARLRAOAGSAb Ob ‘OW 18 THIS! eset 9 NaVY¥ BLUE ane ww NATIO: th at. se. Baler H™ & GREENOUGE. * beret oa AND roe, end dptoeor in chars eens THE FAIR. 8 THE KEW STORE, CORNER SEVENTH AND H STS. 5.W. We thought we'd hit ‘Upon a unique plan when we offered a com- plete laundry outfit tor Five Dollars, because there are so many young housekeepers in town ‘Whoere picking up, from day to day, this end that laundry essential, ‘and who find it tedious, bothersome work, that when we put out “THE Falk's,” complete laundry outfits for Five Dollars they began toaccept the proposition at ouce, Here is list of what we fur- Bish in one of these complete sets: 1 PATENT FOLDING CLOTHES HORSE. 1 60-FOOT CLOTHES LINE. 650 CLOTHES PINS, 1 PAINTED WATER BUCKET. 1 NO. 1 TUB. 1 NO. 4 TUB. 1 ZINC WASEBOARD, 3 PACKAGES OF BLUING. 1 LARGE CLOTHES BAsKPr. 1 LARGE CLOTHES HAMPER. 1 LARGE IRONING BOARD. 2 FIVE-POUND IRONS. Here are s few of the ‘Summer Serviceables” which wo will offer very low for a day or two say until Wednesday eveuing, and we put them in very low, too: Folding Garden Chairs, Folding Window S¢reens,. Glass Fly Traps... Air-tight Jam Jara, 3 doz, Porcelutn Boilers, 3 qt. = “dat. “Gem" Ice Cream Freezer, Picnic Plates, doz... Covered Splint Picnic Basket $1.41 Croquet sets, te 6 < s3.49 ¢ im Children's Picnicor! Children’ Any gentleman want- ing a Water Cooler for his office or library Will find ours at @reatly reduced prices, THE FalR, FRANKLE & CO,, PROPRIETORS, COR. 7TH AND H 8TS. N.W. it DO.392,BE UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT ye closed out. “Our stovi ck iv fairly complete Qnd if you want anything nico in Dress Goods or Silk Me cup nave You Just OU yer cout We are selling White and Black Kougi and Heady Yachts ut 8c. KAUP- MAN's, 11th at. ve. Clearing sale prices, JyS-3t Hexs For Traveters, t2 You don't buy TRUNKS—or Bags either—often $2 enough to keep very well posted sbout them. 527 Better know who you buy of—then you're safe. ta” The traveling chests of years ago have been [7 improved upon until like recently built houses— £2” your TRUNK and your SATCHEL should contain §H7" all the “modern improvements.” They’re many, Ga and you'd wonder how you ever got along S37” without them. (2 Woeget our supply from s half dozen sources— fa north, south, east and west. All theso manu- $9" fecturers are planning and contriving methods of $2 convenience, When they score point it's pat- $27 ented and comes under their exclisive control. &7- That's why it's better for you tobuy of us. We Ga keep all the makes—with all he improvements—in- GH” stead of confining ourselves to s single line—or $2" two-as most of the ‘‘makers-in-a-small-way” 89 hero do. t#” STRENGTH AND ROOM WITHOUT WEIGHT tw are the three cardinal virtues—whether it's t@” HAND-BAG ora SARATOGA TRUNK—“Bagzago tar amashers” (rightly called) are merciless beines, 27" and itinust needs be a stout and staunch casing $27 that'll hold its own against their rough handling. $27 You might as well carry your clothes ina paper $2" bundie—“pinned and stringed”—under your arm 2° if you're going to put them into = weak, resistless $2" receptacle and worry sbout their safety all the £27 timo they're out of your sight, SH We've every size, style, sort and shape—"GRIP" #2" and TRUNK—that’s good for anything. Not only $2” that—but we've TOILET CASES, COLLAR and ¢2- CUFF BOXES, TRUNK and VALISE STRAPS, E97 SHAWL STRAPS—cversthing that goes to secure £27 safety tor baggage and couvenience to the tourist. Ga” We don't ask as much for them as most people— £27 and we ship our guarantee along with them Ask G47 all the questions you want to—Do alll the looking £9 you care to—Our entire stock is at your disposal— {27 We're glad to show it, f@7" FOURTH FLOOR—ELEVATOR. SAKS AND COMPANY, JOURNEYING COMFORTS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH w7 “Sm Ox Hav» STREET. ‘We desire to remind you that the following offerings im our seasonable lines are ESPECIAL BARGAINS and cannot possibly be replaced at the same Sizures: About 75 pieces of Striped, Plaid and Checked Ginghams to sell at 1234 cents, Another case of Plain, Striped and Plaid Scotch Ginghams to sell at 23 conte, Some yard-wide Orwandy Batiste, in neat or large figures, to sell at 123 cents, a Some new colorings and patterns in 7-cent Challies. ‘Very desirable patterns in 8-cont Batiste, 36 inches wide. Anelegant line of Dotted and Figured Swiss from RBe, to 5c. a yard. CARHART & LEIDY, “PHILADELPHIA STORE,” 5 D RY G oops. 0-4 becoming 2 Bleached and Unbleached, 18¢, yw Cuse Cottun, 1 0c, et. PybaG, Hie 18 and Ze bz mrececceny fecsan gsm me 8 20c. cise ot aaah ae 928 7th ot. end 706 K st. n.w. 's canta, be, iefanigen shor ee ere, 0... Spool Cotton, 42346. doz. .B TOWNER & BOX, 1816 Theta 50 and 75a, ie THE FVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.c.. MONDAY, JULY 7, 1890, OFFIC oF WOODWARD & LOTHROR COR. 11TH AND F 8Ta RW. Moxmy, Jnr 7, 1890. STORE CLOSES THIS EVENING aT 5 BM. SATURDAYS AT 1 P.M, ART EMBROIDERY.—We are show- ing an excellent line of new materials for summer work. ABT CLOTH.—This is 8 cotton fabric, beautifully finished, thick and soft with © Satin surfece, in White end Cream, Used for table covers, scarfs and pil- lows, ‘The new Modiseval Embroidery Silk produces » rich effect upon this cloth with very little work, 1 by M yard. Stamped Corners, $1. 1 yard square, Stamped Corners, 81.25, 154 equare, Stamped Corners, 62. Stamped Sofs Pillow Covers, with Dacks, 61. ‘This material is two yards wideandaay size or design may be used. Another new Cotton Fabric is the Cot- ton Tapestry, in Cream White, woven expressly for adaptability to needle work with the new threads, It is used for table, buffet, bureau scarfs and pillows. ‘The repped surface afforiis good effect for embroidering in the new Roman Floss in vaFlous darning and other fancy stitches, Desigus and colors used are conventional. Examples of embroidery with Roman Floss on Cotton Tapestry are now ready. Concordia Cioth is another new Cotton Art Fabric, Color Dark Cream, used for upholstering cur lerge aud snall rockers, The peculiar weave of the cloth enables the worker to ill out these designs rapidly with Rope or Mediaeval Silk, which are finished by outlining. Stamped Cushions for back and.seat of Small Rockers, 75c. Large Rockers, 81. Concordia is also used for Table Scarfs ‘4nd Covers and Sofs Pillows, Examples of Embroidery With Rope Silk on Con- cordia are now ready. Another cotton material is the pure ‘White Cotton Momie, which we are using for Table Covers, Sofa Pillows, Laundry Bags, &o, This is thicker and softer than the Linen Momie and of al- towether difference appearance. Com- Dines beautitully with silk embroidery threads or can be embroidered with cot- ton or flax. The Laundry Bags sre now ready, 75. each, Stamped Pillows, 380. Stamped Stand Covers, 65c. ‘Twilled Linen Table Covers, stamped with corners and borders. Very pleasant to work upon, the material being soft ‘and adapted to either silk or linen work- ing threads, The designs are new. One Yard square, 81. Linen Momie Table and Stand Covers, in White and Cream Fringed Gray one yard square, 500, Linen Momie and Damask Fringed Tray Covers. 18 by 27 inches. Stamped with new designs. 30c. each. There seems to bs no end to the Novel- ties that are constantly being produced in our Art Department, {Second floor, annex.) LADIES' HOSIERY AND VESTS RE- DUCED. —Ladies' Fine Unbleached Lisle ‘Thread Hose, double heels and toes, Rev duced to 35c. per pair; 3 pairs for $1, Ladies’ Fine Summer-weight Swiss Ribbed Wool Vests, low neck and no sleeves, and nigh neck and no sleeves, in Pink and Blue, Reduced to 50c. each. Well worth $1. (First floor, annex.) DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS.—The following three special values we are offering at greatly reduced prices: An entire line of Domestic Challies Ihave been reduced to 12}¢c. per yard. 15 pieces Wool Mixed Dress Goods, in Light Gray, Reduced to 1234c. per yard, 30 meces Striped Cashmero in an ex- cellent assortment of colors, Reduced to 20c. per yard, (Becond floor.) SCOTCH GINGHAMS AND 8AT- TEENS REDUGED.—50 pieces French Satteons will be displayed on center table at the astonishingly low price of 150. per yard. 50 pieces Scotch Gingham Zephyrs. Reduced to 19. per yard. Our line of 40c. Ginghams will be Placed at the low price of 250. per yard. (Becond floor.» SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS 18 LADIES' JERSEYS.—On Tuesday morn- ing we will offer extraordinary induce- mente in Ladies’ Jerseys, as follows: Ladies' Fine All-wool Jerseys, cash- mere finish. Reduced to @1 each. ‘Ladios' Pine All-wool Jerseys, in Black only, $1.60 each, Ladies’ Plain All-wool Jerseys, vert fronts, $2 and $2.50 each, Ladies’ All-wool Black Jerseys, three new patterns of braiding. Reduced to 82.50 cach. Ladies’ All-wool Braided Jerseys, in new patterns of braiding. Reduced to S3each. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN CREAM JERSEYS.—Ladiew Cream Jer- soya, vest fronts and cost backs, in ‘very superior quality. Reduced to 92 each, Ladies’ Cream Jerseys, tucked and made with fancy stitching. Reduced to ‘Mitts, in Black, glove thamb, Retro- grade seamed. 0c. and T5c. per pair. Ladies’ G-button Length Jersey Silk Gloves, in Tans, Modes, Browns, Grays and Biscka 61 per pair. f Ladies’ §-button Length Jersey Sik Ds - be sie i ee ee ee Wao Ass Tas Locer Maw ‘Who ten't supplied with Negliges Ghirte for the eummer? ‘The balance of s manufscturer’s stock ts being of- fered ot lees than cost of maferisla $1.50 will buy the mon-shrinking Madras Flannel Shirts that hereto- forescld at $2.50, The finest English and French Novelty Shirts at proportionately low prices. All tized at time of writing. See window corner 12th st. ‘end Peansy:vania ove, eer 46-ined THE @2Xnen “ali woot A " Pattern Loevery piece. Was 6! ry i T piece of 42-inch Bulk W Tmperial Serre—another Pricstiey. Was €1.~: Was $1.25—NOW 00 conte e 1 piece of 46-10ch All-wool French Ried: texture for mountain wear, $1U5 00 A oe ieces ‘of inch Figured All.sitk Grenadines, 4 to Fibs oiceat patteree 18 season brought te lieht 3 3 AA netesd of @1.50-NOW ¥i-tsa part ei wo $F S44 2 vigces of 40-tne Bair i 1) OFFERING a of 46-inch 811k-and- Wool FOR OXLY Eb a jrotiess mists, Prom $3.50 to @3 a yard. these ful: pieces—the few yard lengthe— = Femnante. — We canpot belp jeaving them, but they are is it Fysily w.our way. The remedy ie to cut the prive as nu ‘omorrow morning these prices take effect. They ihe SSE Sst certs eet glee - Jet mitich time elapme between Your end your purchase of them: Codd eCe to move ss'scon as we open, Don't throw the paperdown. A dress for $1 reads SEATON PERRY, absurd. But remember it is late in the season and that we have an eye on the wholessie marketa, You are offered s Gingham dress and may eslect from choice and rere shades of Scotch Pisids Checks, Stripes and side Bands So that you can be Your own dress maker we prevent a waist pattorn made from one of Butterick’s celebrated designe. The Dlested akirt you need not be told bow to make, “PERRY BUILDING” NINTH 87. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840. War Do You Sor One of the questions you ask yourselves when Fou doanything without a reason; and one of the questions you tee! like asking «merchant when be advertises a reduction in price and fives no reason, We have reduced the prices On our refrigeratora The only reasou we bave for doing so is the seasou—fast passing—and decuuse we believe that whoever hae delayed buying one until this time will unly be tempted tocoutess the necessity through some pecumi- ary consideration. ‘That's the reason, Now the reduction. We'll sell » No. 30, & McKee, Oak Re- stor, th Pounds of ice, wit ‘The price was 823.50. vee, at Hall ular . with oF “pounds of ice, for gif: ‘The prise \5 one of the same make for $12. Ands 12 one for 89. * eli «Hal on 62” The buttons and cotton always here; but, how Jong such Ginghams at only 9e. a yard? THE PALAIS ROYAL TOtAl serssoreresssecsens sesseeessenen (Continued below.) 10 Pus Crxr Discocnr. vii well i's Refrigerator, with Porce- To double the demand for Black Silks and lee ik tae Bunty Fomam—10 ER GENE OFF) QtcecE Lette ieee THE MARKED PRICES. The marked prices we| | We'llsell an.cloyaut Waluut Sidetoant iso. challenge in comparison with the credit store prices, war We'll sell a No. 3 C McKee “Domes- and await your verdict. tic Refrigerator for @9 that wee #12. THE PALAIS ROYAL. ‘We haven't overs dozen, all told. And this (Continued below.) ts about the way we'll reduce them ail. They're Tight on tne first floor rear the F street door, No trouble to show them to you and very little for you to look at them. In the Furniture Department we want to speak of some Ladies’ rich and elaborately ished Writing Desks, made of oak and cherry, with that sixteenth century effect reproduced. ‘We had them made for a “popular offering” and are able to sell them at #13, €16.50, #18, 23 and $25, according to the size, capacity eud elegance of finish. They are more than ordi- Barily meritorious, If we ask you to make it a point tosee our @30 Antique Oak 3-piece Chamber Set we may not sell you one, possibly, but we'll show you ® combination of true elegance and value you'd bardly believe could be put up for the wouey. Scuwee Goons You Reovme ‘The retail merchant must always be ahead of the season. Autumn goods are in our thoughts, summer goods must go. Reduced prices for Buite, Blazers, ‘White Dress Goods, Underwear, Hosiery, Parasols, ‘Umbrellas, &e. To illustrate: $1.05 will now buy our 81.25 “Gloria” Umbrellas, $1.29 will secure any “Gloria” marked $1.50, $1.75 or $1.98. Re- member, these Umbrellas are warrauted for one year. ‘Parasols st eves greater reductions in prices. THE PALAIS ROYAL. sULIUS LANSBURGE, 13TH AND F sts. Continued below.) a5 Mexs Hoasoxercer Bancars, . ONE Li ol G2 Qualities for the prices that should induce you aval Ou tt anticipate your future wants. Even with twelve | Bosom 49c. Outing Shirts. Years’ experience we are enabled to write: Barcains un- paralleled. 60 CENTS A HALF DOZEN for fall size warranted Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. All white. Tape borders. ay5-20" $1.26 A HALF DOZEN—Extra Fine Pure Linen Handkerchiefs with colored hemstitched bordera. A glance will tell you the designs belong to the 35-cent goods. The colors we guarantee fast. A sample one for 21 cents. $1.74 A HALF DOZEN- not be dear at $2.73. All white. Very fine, pure linen, with narrow and wide hemstitched bordera. A ample one for 29 cents, $2 4 HALF DOZEN—Novelty Border Handker- Ghiefs. These have colored hemstitched borders, with ‘Rew and quaint desirns in the art shades; «uarautecd fast colors. We have never before sold a better Hand- Kerchief st fifty cents. A sample for 35 cents. $2.64 A HALF DOZEN—White Linen Handker- chiefs, with hemstitched borders in various widths. Though extra size the linen is so sheer that these Handkerchiefs may be worn in the vest pocket, 44 cente for a sample, $4.08 A HALF DOZEN—Hemstitched Linen Hand- Kerchiefs of quality which should bring 85.75. Gen- tlemen who use none but the best procurable Hand- pene will appreciate this bargain, A sample for con LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEF BARGAINS. If we could ouly show the qualities of linen as you read you would make the Palais Royal your first shop- Ping place und be auzious buyers, not of a single Handkerchief, but half dozens of the following: AT 22 CENTS EACH. Warranted Pure Linen (Extra Fine Linen) Haudker- chiefs, ali white, every style a good oae; none worth Jess than 25 centa, Bix styles of biock patterns. Five styles of drawn work.. Which assures us a continual keeping up of trade. For an instance note carefully what we are offering for the week in our DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. ‘Not an item which ts not in demand now, but still the price reductions go on them,can Lerdly make them move faster than they do now. The difiereuce in price goes to you. We met the benefit of your favorable com- ment. All of KORCHLIN’S BEST FRENCH SATINES, including Biack and Whites and plain colors (except plain Bleck snd Cream), 123¢c. 6 yard. 250. BEST SCOTCH GINGHAMES, 10c. A YARD. A world of patterns of which we cannot give you an idea here,so we plainly state the KEDUCTION FACT im one line; it expresses comsiderable, 12}0. AND 15c. DOMESTIC SATINES, 100. A YD. A small lot of plain Domestic Satines tm Tans and Light Browns; were 1234c., for So. yard. 0c, STRIPED WHITE LAWNS, 6x0. A YARD. 10c, GINGHAMS, » lange selection, 80. A YARD. azyc. AND ihc. H-INCH WIDE FIGURED BATISTES,10c. AYARD. New and stylish patterns, 20-INCH BEA ISLAND PONGEES, besutiful de- signs, dark shedes, 15c. 8 yard. MOUNT ONE FLOOR. It's no exertion and you'll not think of grumbling after you ket there; too many things of interest to you for you to think of that Prices are tumbling, one over the other, and if you ‘estch them on :be fell it's so much more of an advan- tage to you. Those we mention below are noteven the most prominent reductious, it would be hard to Judge which are. ‘They give you an idea, though, what you can expect, 83.75 Ladies’ Suits in all-wool Navy Blue Flannel, trimmed with Mobair traids, $2.00. $2.50 Ladies’ Cloth Jeckets in Stripes, Ten and ‘Drab, €1.25. 60c. Sturt-waists in ail-wool Grays, 380. All 61.50 Vassar Shirts, White and Colored, OSe. each, (Gbc. Ladies’ Blouses, neat stripes, 50c. each. BAURTS AT 35 CENTS EACH. Very Sheer Pure Linen, with scalloped and hem- ‘stitched borders; uovelties im blocks, drawn work. picking out three Handkerchiefs for $1 that in a ‘Usual way would retail at $1.50 and over. AT 4 CENTS EACH. Children's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. Need we ‘write more than pure linen? THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Uneesta Axo Pinssor Bancane. reduced in price. To illustrate: $1.05 for our $1.25 “Gloria” Umbrellas with 26-in, frames. 6).29 for onr $1.50, $1. 75and $1.98 “Gloria” Um- brellas, with 28-in paragon frames these one year of purchase, is es binding as if you paid the Sa Lyon's Novelty Umbrellan and the celebrated ‘“Conestosa” Umbrellas also at reduced prices THE PALAIS ROTAL, (Continued below.) Ghoves At Repvero Paces ‘Those Chamois Gloves, that will wash like ahandker- Yellow Chamols Mousquctaires reduced to..........85¢ ‘White Chamois Mousquetsires reduced t0.......,81.10 Colored Silk Mousquetaires reduced ta. .......0Be Sas, basek tod Oolaned Uo. vodmscd tenes rao ‘Gi Ove dollar's worth 0: quality is ofered you at 65 conte, We refer to ou 4 button Undresses Kid Gloves reduced to Bic. Ga Dreseed Kid Gloves thet are Just the thing fur mountain. ‘the seashore and ‘8c. 4-button Kid Gloves reduced to..,............. Sts: Sbetre Ot Saves canoe tos aes