Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1890, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SHE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cireatation of any Newspaper in the Werld, eed aa an Advertising Mediam ie worth were than all the othef papers published in It is admitted that the Atkinson bill does not remote asingle grade crossing. but it is con- tended that the mensure does not interfere in ‘the least with such removal in the futare. The Dill, however, tends to perpetuate the surface tracks in their present location in several ways. First, if the opportunity to get a hearing by Congress, which the railroad’s application for favors furnishes, ié pot utilized for the benefit of the people, it will be long before the ear of the local legislature will be again secured on this subject, Washington has been trying un- weccessfully for many years to get Congres sional consideration for its railroad griev- ances, If Congress will now grant favors to the railroad without heeding the ap- peal of Washington in that natural connection, how hopeless will be the effort to secure con- sideration and redress of these grievances after ‘the railroad has been fully satisfied and needs only to keep ita affairs from the attention of Congress. The House will never have a quorum prosent on any District day merely for the purpose of relieving local railroad evil, The opportunity must be utilised when ‘the railroad is interested in securing a quorum. Second, the bill gives away for nothing priv- ileges which ought to be made the considera- tion for a removal of certain grade crossings. It robs the public of that with which it might pay for improvements of the railroad ocoupa- tion, If the price of relief is given to the fead without securing that for which it should pay, relief is not merely postponed, it is denied. Third, the bill not only gives gratuitously the ‘tse of streets and open spaces or reservatious east of 434 street. but does the same thing west of that street, over the space from which the removal of grade crossings is sought. Illegal surface tracks are confirmed on the very ground from which such tracks can be and ought to be removed, and additional surface tracks in this space are authorized, increasing the num- ber of persons interested in retaining these ob- structive and dangerous tracks. Will Congress @eufirm and enlarge an evil now if it means in the immediate future to destroy it altogether? Foarth, the bill differs from other proposed measures for the relief of railroad evils only im omitting all provision in respect to grade crossings and other proposals for public welfare. ‘The selection of this measure from among the proposed solutions of the railroad problem and ite approval surely be construed as a disap- proval of the features in which the discarded measures differ from the one approved and as @ Virtual denial of theeelief which they sug- gest. Topassthe Atkinson bill without sub- stantial amendment is, therefore, to waste the only opportunity for the protection of life and Ptoperty whieh the people are likely to have, to throw away the price of such protection, to increase the opposition on grounds of personal self interest to the removal of the surface tracks, to render hopeiess the afflicted and appvaling capital, and, in effect, to perpetuate the ob- struction and slaughter at the local grade crossings. rn Noah Brooks in the Forum, picttring the newspaper of the future, and the papers read before the National Editorial Association, re- cently insession in Boston, dealing with the newspapers of the present, strike hard blows at certain practices of some newspapers. The severest and most deserved denunciation was directed against the sale of editorial opinions, which, it was considered, caunot be practised or defended by any honest paper. One of the articlés read before the association said, justly, om this point: “The purchasable newspaper, the journal which eran exclusively for mou ri pera sells ite news columns and barters away its edi- terial prerogatire atso much a tine or for so much pelitcal infuetce and isn disgrace and « blot upon civilization. Honest journalism should be Prompt to condemn this outrage and insalt. * * The editorial ut- terance of a bewspaper which has been paid fer in money or im the more insidious bargain of political intrigue is au imposition of the character npon the public. ‘The touen of a penny paid to place a paper on record for of against = proposition is poison to true ism.” ie Duluth 70°—Wasbingtow 98°. But the local heat of yesterday was jess than that of New York, Richmond and ether places north and south. A peculiarity about the 1490 hotness— atleast a Washington peculiarity—is the fact that the mortality from sunstroke appears to be comtined to the colored race who are pre- samably better equipped physically to resist torrid assaults than the whites Numerous Prestrations are recorded among tie laborers employed on the new library of Congress, ‘The vetier or other person who ie in the best bodily coudition at the climax of the heat and who keeps his mind free from anxiety or an- neyence i most apt to avoid serious canse- queuces, Over indulgence in ing ice water or other iced drioks is almost sure to re- salt im inconvenience if not fatality. ————— In making the appropriation for the Potomac fats improvement Congress will probably dribble out just enough to keep the work mov- ifg. An excellent way to economize in this improvement wonld be to complete it at once, and stop appropriations except for main- TeDAnce. —— ee ‘When Stanley Africanus comes among us shall we honor him with a congressional vote of tianks or shali we put him ou the pension rolls? He carried a musket, ———— ‘Mes. Hendricks, as might naturally be ex- pected, is now engaged im denying the sully Sstorige told of her interview with Gov. Hill in See Td ‘The temperature of every city in the country is preportionately much larger than the een- sus returua, oo The progressive fly comes with the hot weather. and manages to keep both afoot and bead Gusing the eutire seasen ‘The discussion now in progress in Obio as to whether or not Cleveland is larger than Cincin- nati should be referred to Editor Dana, who is ee the size of Cleve- ene ‘Westerday's experience on the shores of Lake (Champlain will have a tendency to prevent the eyelome from becoming popular as a summer Fesert attraction. oo ‘Wath the thermometer going sunwards with alarming velocity oratory is one of the lost arte.of the United States in Congress assem- bled. Too warm to write or read « long sdvertisement. Here's something that'll attrect mentiomen se well as the ladies to the PALAIS ROYAL TOMORROW-TAURSDAY—JULY 10, a i ‘Men's Warranted Pure Lines Collars reduced from 1S cents to Scouts. These are the Collars that we usually sell st 15 cents oF two for 26 conte, That they favorably compare with those usually sold at that price many hundreds of our patrons well know. We won't sell more than six to s customer std cents apiece, and, for reason, reserve the rivht to sell only one. The “Palais Royal” Dress fhirts come with three different lougths of sleeve t¢ each neck sine. 75 conte instead of 84 conta. ‘The window display corner 12th st, and Pa. ave. will tell you of the reduced prices for Flannel shirts, Belts, Sashes, Half Hose and Underwear. THE PALAIS ROYAL _{Continued below, | Tu Fon Tx Laores FOR TOMORROW-THURSDAY-JULY 10, Our $1.21 Calico Wrappers for@1. These are very similar to the Wrappers sold elaewhere at 1.25. We. have deen told ours fit better. Ours have tight backs, loose fronts, belt, turn-down collar, deep rafflia A gtest variety of patterns and all sizes, @1 for tomor- row only. « A Ginvhars Dress Length, s patteru made from one of Butterich’s celebrated desins, pearl buttons and spvol cotton, Allfor $1. Tomorrow ends this offer. Now letus return to the subject of Wrappers, A few pertinent questions: Is there as large variety elsewhere as heret Hat the Palais Royat earned the reputation for euperior Mting Wrayperst Doce our cush business allow emailer Prepis cud therefore lower prices than quoted eleewhere? PRICE LIST OF WRAPPERS. 21, €1.68, $1.75, 8.25, 82.50, 8: e298, hip 04, $4.50, $5, 80, $7, 67.50, 88, 89, 810, 611, a4 The prices only hint of the variety. Let's point to » fow 0 a0 to wive am idea of the styles offered. Of course Your eyes and fingers will have to tell you of the quali- ties 91.21 Weappers—We told you of these. $1.68 Wrappete—French Gingham with Fedora front, tight beck and full sleeves. $2.68 Wrappern—Figured Linen Lawn, loose back, tucked fromt, V neck and full sleeves trimmed with Vandyke Kimbroidery. $3.50 Wrappers for $2.98.—Waite India Linen. tucked back and front, full high sleeves, Xinbrobdery coliar and cuffs, 94.50 Wrappers for $3.98.—White Lizen Lawn, Embroidery yoke aud collar, full hich sleeves with Km- broidery cuffs, tucked front aud back. deep ruffle with three tucks, $3.98 for tomorrow only. 3 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT. SUITS of every description at 10 per cent off the the marked prices. You'll sce Ladies White Indis Linen Suits marked from $3.50 to $30, Misses’ and Childrea’s from @1 jo $10, Gingham and Cloth ‘Traveling Suits, also Jackets and Wraps are included. ‘THE PALAIG ROYAL. (Continued below.) Warcs Tus Cotvux* Dany. (Especially ia the pear future.» ‘Seven of our buyers are now in New York. If there are bargains to be secured be sure they'll secure them. Below are reduced prices that'll keep us busy iu the meanwhile. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Roisvoxs Ar Revvcen Prices. If you want less thau three or four yards you may secure any style or color from the REMNANT COUN- TER at cost price. Pieces less than a yard at lees than coat. BLACK SASH RIBBONS, all styles of silks; from 9 to 12 inches wide, reduced as follows: 89c. quality reduced to 75c, a yard. $1.25 qnality reduced to $1.19 a yard. Sa" About one hundred remnants of White and Cream Ribbons at and below cost. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued bele#.) Vissan Sumts Axp Scanra, 81.25 Shirts reduced to $1. They come white and colored, Standing and turu-down collars. ‘25e. Windsors reduced to 22c. These ate India and Twill Silks, sll styles and extra leugth, Those medium lengths reduced to 18¢. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Ghoves Repvcen Ix Price. 50c. Silk Gloves for 39. These are the celebrated ‘Milanese Silk, which is very light tu weight but very durable, 98c. Gloves for O6c. Mest Kaglish Gilk; all the scarce shades, 2Se. Mitts for @1e. These Jersey Silk Mitts have been pronounced the best value in town at 250. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Contip ued below.) Jewrtax Ar Revvcen Pisces. Buckles at 10 per cent diwount Without question the largest variety in this eity and marked st lowegt cash sale prices, You'll appreciate 10 per centomf these prices, 27.50 Pins for 98c. The gentine French Enamel ‘Lace Pins and Brooches, Some of them sold at 65. prior to being reduced to 62.50. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Hose Reovcen Is Paice 2de Hose for Where eles euch variety of qualities for 26c.t IM sizes, but st 190. The de mand will be doubled, 20 it isn’t safe to delay # call. THR PALAIS ROYAL, (Comtiz ued below.) Decerttas Dows Ix Price Parasols at ridiculous prices toclose. Lyons and the celebrated “Conestoga” Umbrellas also down in price, The genuine “Gloria”—warranted ope year— reduced from $1.25 to $1.05. Those with 28-inch Paragon frames and fancy handles reduced from $1.08, $1.75 and $1.50 to $2.29. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, _ (Continued below.) A Woow Fos Or Bascans. Price is your favorite Soap, Tooth Powder, Perfume, etc. 25c. quality Tooth Brushes fos 20c, AND WAR- RANTED,; if the bristies fall out spew brush givep. ‘So with the Dae. Nadi Brushes for 1 Te. THE EVENING sTAR: WASHINGTON, season then we've Leen showing? You haven't—there ‘Totlet articles of every description. At » surprise D. ¢.. a a PEE OOTPITTER - HATTER. ‘When wo are made uncomfortable by any artiele of Saige sana eme os o€s apparel we begis to think about » remedy. ‘This wenther makes » poorly-fitting Shirt Qt worse then | ever, You may knock about ia the Negtiges, but there are times when you mug den the starched linen. Then Tn this age of wanting CORNER SEVENTH AND H GTS. X.W. » THE “UNIVERSAL COOKER” \ " article, remind you of whst we would impress upon got, ‘wastaina the weight; —_ covking, you kuow. And ‘Department at the dowa-town store is all finished now ee egxs, oat meal, rice, Leave order and measure ot either store, walgut AUVERBAOR, thie ie on imyorted ar- ‘tle that wish you had all the comfort | ° “something todo everything” we rewardit sa ig 2 ‘ten-strike when we of ey Gt ‘These are: merely your own! obtained the “Universal Quoker.” It tea veritable every-day thoughts put into words; and they ought to Rivdcneeenin, dane celaia, aed in a tin _ stand, go that wheu it is put on the stove, thetin ‘Samely, that it dosen't coat a cont more to havea Cus- . 3 — ‘and the heat ie allowed to circalate all around tom-made, Recheet- ites Ghles then.s deensomete Wb piveatahe, end oot something that dosan't ft you. Our new Custom Shirt | terely on the bottom. That's the sccret of French in kitehen arts they can eive us every card in the running onier, Mr, Dovid Moves of Baltimore pack, and then beat ua, a ce re In this “Univeraal Cooker" you can prepare milk, is in charge of it, and we can get you ont some Shirts ‘ ard ‘atnall fraits, veretable:, clam chowder, oyster ‘before you go ou your vacation, if necessary. stews. paddings, soups, broths, Freveh Rewout, Hungarian Gulsssh—even the Aing-bouse bash, In fact you can use tt for ‘most anything, and, like Morgan's Sapolto, “it saves labor." Now Hole, aud we haven't many of them, What we have (they come im two ‘izes wo'll nell at 500. and 6¥c, each, and OUTFITTER-HATTER, 623 PENN. AVE., théy are-worth every penny AXD COR, 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE, 1t oF @1.28 “Micha iT) v Hor Wearuzn Ines» nied aa niaskpee ot town—whether for s picnic ur on a tour=we ‘want to see you, to ool] you something if we cau, but to wish you : ‘Spleassnt time, anyhow. As strictly hot-weather items snd every-day need- ables we submit the following: THE FAIR, Dotted and Figured Swiss from 26e. to Be. Lig store hl epee COR TTHANDHBTS.X.W. = 18 Plain, Plaid and Striped India Liuens, 6e. to 250, Back Indis Linon, 120., 15c., 18c., 20c. and 25¢. 4-4 Crgandie Batiste, Cream end White ground €-4 Batiste, beautiful styles, 8c. yard. Extra styles and qualities of Challies, 7c. s yard, A BUNDLE OF NERVES. A nervous man or woman appreciates the fall force of this little sentence, Keck bas an expefience inde- scribable to any one who ie mot a oufferer with de- Tanged pervous systen:. To correct the wrong action of the ueevous system aud bring the nerves to the highest standard of vitality and streugth, use CARHART & LEIDY, “PHILADELPHIA STORE.” ae S88 Tihs. and706Ket.nw. | MERTZS IMPROVED: COMPOUND SYRUP OF MEETES IMPROVED COMPOUND BYRUP OF Keer Coot. Mi FornoRPHT res 75 ccntes bottle, to be had of E. P. MERTZ, pty 1014 F st,, Washington. FLANNEL SUITS, SERGE SUITS, SASHES, BELTS, CAPS, NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, &c, STRAW HATS. SUN UMBRELLAB B H STINEMETS & SONS.” myl0-3m 1287 Pa. ave, W. A. Puce & Co. SUCCESSORS TO EB @. DAVIS. **Uxcoxorrioxat, Svanzxnea” BRBEREAEADARALARLDDAEAEDD “wiping out” sale, for the Balance of this week. You ‘Will be led to remark the warked reductions these ficurea represent, and you wou't need more than s hint from us to catch these straws as they Hoat by. RIBBONS. —No. 5 Moire, cream edge. Any Straw Hat in the House—we don't care what it ed = cont-—what it hae sold for—or anything about it-XOW itis under s new price—and will bo until closing time Saturday aight. We've made four divisions of all the qualities, You see whats slice bas been cut away from the price of each, Any 83 and 83.50 Straw that you can And is NOW — Assorted Bhades of Fanty@kdge. —No. 9 Satin and Gros Grain. ~Nol2 de do @ do —No.16 do do do do 5 —Light Green Gros Grain, favey a —Oream Muir Seah, with fancy edge. Any 2.50, 62.25 and $2 Straw is NOW oe" 91.45. 2s Every $1.75, $1.50 and $1.25 Straw is NOW tw" 06 CENTS. .42 Every 91 and 75 cent Straw is NOW : 2 a Sura, 48 CEN 5 ribbon, wide sstin edge, in Bluck, af Te at White, Creum, Pink and Can. All the Children's Brosd Brim Satlore—evesy que of them—and they're all shades and colors—sre fenced to $27 67 CENTS. 03 EODSLESDLBLBLELLCAELOLEE Have you seen any hendsomer braids in town this ~ 25e Are none—Ours are the best that can be made, Ie a strong temptation to take the Black Yachts out Of this eale—they're 60 scarce—-But we've said every hat ond that settles it—Every hat goes, From now until Saturday night. Its a bigger swing of the soythe than ever cus int straw before, — Extre-larwe Mak, —Exhreleree Bird Eye, + _ fringe, fancy border. Fancy Border Damask, ‘knotted BAKES AND COMPANY, HATTERS TO THE MULTITUDE, PENNGYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH \ cd STREST. — Fringed Doyties, white. — do so — do do = @* do Sn RETTIG |- rs Wau H. McKxews Dany Lerrer |= © & WEDNESDAY, JULY 09,1800 =~ — Satin Damask = de — de do -~ @& @ = ®& @ - @& ma = @ @ eff ci Below you will find the special quotations, in our COR 11TH AND F STA RW. | FAI Fi. "| Wena: Jur 9, 1890, STORE CLOSES Tis EVENING aT 5 PM. SATURDAYS aT 1 P.M, SIX SPECIAL SaLte OF OnkaT Neportaxcs To uM.—ePEctaL NO. 1-5 Dosen Mex'e French Lise ‘Threed Shirts and Drawers, our own tm- Portation, Pearl color, Sintehed seams, excellent quality. Only $1.25, SPRCIAL NO. 2-3 Dosen Men's Fancy Vests, in Stripes, Checke and Plaids, our own importation. Only 69 each, We are slso showing au excsilen: Mne at 61 each. SPECIAL NO. 3-6 Dosen Men's Domet Flannel Shirts, out full 56 inches Jong, with yoke. Sizes 14 to 26%. Only ‘30c. each, SPECIAL NO. 4-0 Dosen Men's Taney Half Hose, in Cotton. Sines OM, 10 and 1034. Ouly 180. per pair, 3 pairs for 50c. SPECIAL NO. 5.~2 Doten Men's Flannel House and Office Conte, light color and stripes, Sizes 34 to 98, Only Blech. SPECIAL NO. 6-15 Men's Flennel ‘Tennis Biasers. in clad colors. Sites 34 to 30. Only $2 each. CQfen's Department, 1013 Fat.) LACRS.—We ere showing 45-inch Ale Sith Bleck Russian or Fish Net. excellent heavy quality. at only 70c. peryd. These Nets are billed to us de Russian Net, but are commonly known as Fish Net by our patrons, (First floor.) i MISSES AND CHILDREN'S LIGHT. WEIGHT SUITS AND DRESSES RE- DUCED. —Chilaren'a Fine Gingham Guimpe Dresses, in neat Plaids end Stripes, Biscs 3, 4,6 and 8 yma Only 02.75 cach. ‘Misses’ Union Lawn Dress, in Pisids of biue-and-white and pink-and-white, Bash four yerds loug. Sizes 14 and 16 yra, Reduced to 82.75 each. Children's Fine Gingham Dresses, ia Pisids end Stripes, embroidery trimmed. ises 4, 4, Gand 8 yre. Reduced to 83.50 cach, ‘Minses’ Fine White Flauhe) Two-piece Suite, made balf-plaited skirt, Norfolk waiete, Sises 14 and 15 years. Reduced to 66.50 each, Misses’ Light Fancy Pisid Mobsit Bults, trimmed with all-silk sureh. Sines 14 and 16 youre. Reduced 40 68 each, Misses’ Cream Serge Suits, waists bandsomely trimmed with surah and ribbons. Sise 16 yeare Reduced 19 910 each, j Children's Fine Ubatlie Suits, in very ; handsome combination, trimmed with ‘All-ailk sural, izes 10,12 and 14 years, Reduced to @12.50 each. Misnes' Union Lawn Waists, in Pink- and-white and Blue-and-white Piaiée, © Sizes 12, 14 and 16 yours, Reduced to Toe. each, (Third floor.) BOYS' CLOTHING REDUCED.—Bos#* Navy Bine Jersey Suits Beduced to €3.75 and 84.78 nach. Boys’ Fiue Cream Jervey Suite, eld. wautly made and trimmed, tises 4, 5, ©, 7 and 8 years, Reduced to 94.78 each. Boye’ Striped Linen Pants. Sizes 4 to A years. T5c. per pain Boy's Brown Linen Pauts, Sizes ¢ to 13 yearn, Sic. per paix, Boy's “Victor” Waists, made of the best fancy percales, four-ply collars and enffs, Sines 41013 years, SOc. each, Boy's “Mothors Friend” White Ua- Inundered Wetsté, four-ply linen eotlars and cuffs, perfect fitting and with pat- ent band, Sisos 41013 yeera, G0c. each, Boy's Jersey Weists, in Cream avd Navy Blue. Sims 4 to years, Re- ured to 81.50 each. Boy's Cream ang Fancy Striped Plan- nel Blasers, Sines Oto 13 years, Te Guced to @3 each. Boy's Navy Bive Flauuel Bathing Suits, neatly trimmed, Sines Sand 10 Years. $1.50 cach, Sizes 12 and 1¢ years. 91.75 eneh, ; Wye Navy Biue Jersey Bathone Bele, Sizes & 10nd 14 years, $¥.25 euch, (Third floor.) WHITE GOODS.—Tarkish Terry Bath Shoots. 3 by 2% yards, $2, 82.50. $3, 03.25 sod 83.75 each, White Turkish Terry, tor Bath Robes, 2de., 20e.. Tigo, and BOo. per yard. New invoice of Plain aud Fasiey Tuck- ings, 50c. and up. Figured India Dimity. 30¢. peryart, 100 ptocos Plain auc Pisid Lawns, ex- ‘tra value. 8c. por yard. Rew invoke Dotied and Figured Bwisswea Jie. to G0c. per yard, 100 pieces Eeru Porsish Lawn. Iie, Dor yard. Sheer Hemstitehed india Linum. 40 imchea wide. 6c. por yard. = New invoice Plaiu Black tadia Linon, - | “Once Ix A Wune- ‘Once in a while we are all shie to do many things—we to sell snd you to bay at great eno- Fifices—and such opportunities you owe It to Yourselves to prize, Dot abome because they are edvantagee, but becsuse it i¢ policy to “take ‘the tide at its Sood,” as they say. Am bd tide 4m ope apot means s food tide somewhere oles, ‘tnd at this sensdh the “price tide” seems tobe Tanning decidedly your way. ‘We've some 30 or 40 Mosquito Canopies that Rave becomes little “store dusty.” We'llesll ‘them at 75 cents cock, fintures sod all. ‘We have 33 pairs of Bere and 28 psirs of ‘White Lace Curtains, which we'll ecll at 850, pair. ‘Tn our Azminmer Carpetings—light shades, ‘With Dorders—vapicty of figuringe—we ask 01.75 for whet bas been $2.25. In our “Morris" Body Brussels Carpet- fugs—the popular bine effects—we mark $1.78 and cross out ¢2. 1p our Wail Paper Department we esk you to look at about 150 patterns of advance style in Kalish production of our own importatica, ‘You can buy Am Antique Ost or Walnut Side board very cheap now. —_— ‘You can do very many desirable things about now in the way of furnishing your home, and Af saving is 8 ecnsideration jet us ses you, SULIUS LANSBURGH, 18TH AND F sTs, ‘We closs at S—Geturday's at 1—until Beptember 1. Runsox Ix Vaart: PERRY'S. wen! seach or othet SASH RIBBONS hove mater bac of colors: you ever sew—4@ aud 6 inches te Trimming Ribbons——J0c., width of the Masa Vet: Bin “Velvet worth prices. And wo el ith watia back are ‘Matin. ie. fina se = ‘the ruil “*ripe” — SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING” NINTH ST. AND PENXSYLVANIA AVE. Brereton cope ny a see betes meee earl ae We 3 ine! “it you find poursieer testy te bey Rithons you wit ripe” to Pick -and abaudant ip wurteeh Turossanires Mar Avar. WHEN WE MAKE UP OUR MIXDS TO accom. PLISH AKYTHING SUMMER STOCK Great things ia store for you: Areduction of 10 per cent on the La Parissione Buita These Suits completa, reuse in price: 62.75 e385 s375 24.00 and consist of two pieces, Jersey Cloth, in Nevy Blue and Black, with white or bisck braid trimming. either Basque or Blouse style. 10 pet cent reduetion on ab Shawls, ‘Light Weight or Heavy, LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS, 68c, ‘Made of Garner's best Percale, fast colore, drawing tring at watet, three plaits back and Auished off tu the best workmanship possible Sines BL, 36, 36, 38. SURAR WAISTS, 65.80. ‘Thess are very nobby and exceedingly comfortable; come in all the nebby stripes, also in Bisck or Cream ‘Those are suitable to wear with any skirt, BLACK SATEEN WAISTS, @8c,; actual value 01.60, mode of faat-color satecn, stitohed With alk. Sdozen Goats’ Cmbroling 28 inches, large silver crooks, advatoe styles, 63.06: actual value @5. BATHING SUITS for wen, women and children ia Prices to suit your own tpclination. Cape, Shoes and Stockings to match. BLAZERS, Striped Flannel, $3.75; worth 65. Infants’ Chambray Gamp Dresses pow 1.48 These are mate of Fine French Chambrag, in Pink and Biue colors a8 true as possible. all made in an artistic map- ‘Ber, well finished of ang sitogether very cute little recess, Children's Chambray Hete marked now 82.25. | These were, up to today, 82.98, ‘This price takes effect fom now on, Only about 20 left, Come in Pink, Blue and White. ‘Ten por cent reduction on elt Jerseys, already marked down. Ten per cent reduction on all Ontidren's wits, One tot of about £5 Wrappers made of Percale and | Calica, nioely trimmed, well made @), Prices were 93.68, 81.48 and $1.25. Yours for @1. «Assorted -sigen.) =) pero. BAUM'S [2 --n-m- Sipvtan gaceachl walk * | Pures Cor Ix Hur ds a 7TH STREET. SUR DEFENSES. v 33 OP THEM ALL TOLD: You must beve something to intercept the rays of such 0 sun as we are now having. ‘We have 33 Stylish and Pretiy Parasols left, lez OFF TWIARKED PRICES. ‘They comprise Pisin and Fancy Parasols, ip Colors and Biack, and all the new conceits in bandles and sticks. ‘This san offer which we surely expec: will clone out the quell talorce of our stock eom- pletely. ‘To cut the smonnt of the price ticket im balf fe echance you don’t often get on such PARASGLS ‘en are included in this offer, 0 MAKE ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENTS. ‘We have some roods which we canvot take cere of. ‘They are om the first floor, :ront Dniiding, and must be sold We give you ‘Whe chance to buy them at half price. 116 pairs Portiores, from $2.50 to 75.8 pait. 500 Best Quality Swyrns Rugs, €3.50, 04.25, 86.25. 54 Hardwood Refrigerators; ‘the best in the market All to be sold at Just one-half. Divide the price by two and YoU appreciate the bargain, Ingrain Carpets, 45c. Tapestry Carpet, . Body Brussels at The. and Moquettes SE. Our entire stock of Furniture must be sold, as the improvements extend to the third floor. In order toget the stock ont of the way we will give you ove-fouth (4) wait for the fall season. | 5 | Sad pam emis epee | WwW. H BORKE 801 Market Space, ty8-Bt Entrance ou Sth et, No Fins On THIS! Lot 2561- Fifty Diack Serge Conte and Vests, ne lining, FRENCH FACED, donble statcbed, aT 67.25. 2367—Sixty-seven Striped Flannel Comts anf FRENCH FACED, etctly all wool, aT 8600. Lot Vesta, Lot 2626—winety-uine Mohair Costs ond Vesta (Pearl Culut Vest © 1th colar, aT e362 ‘Mohair Oosts ond Vests, Lot 2562—Twenty-teven Wate color vests wtih collar, at 63.12 1579-Two hundred and fifty Bive Fiennel one ‘without Maing, FRENCH FACRD, perch hf oe ————. = That Linen Mote Paper marked 14 cents pound ie ps4 12h4e., 26c. and B7ge. peryard. - Pockets, double siti abe, ‘Teschere usually thoaghtfal, and reduced to 16 cents. Think of t—over one hundred 8-4, de : a > +: at 61.76. MGA madihnwdl the Fleet theron ded mae seat ae. LINENS.~ail toon Wack Towels 19 iy Convention who waited until alter she ceusus | Y0Pe*to match, Gcente, Xou'lt also see Valises, be, Wr 38. 1d. cack, 91,55 perdomn. ‘Five bandied Beorwocker Costs and Vests ‘ im that wimlow. During this sale you way claim 10 . @ . a? 13 CExTs to meet mss, Pani are deserving ef the ever- pesunenen vom ee te ‘Terkiak Bath Towels, tu Uecched and & 4 Virttrtsrireas lasting resentment of that aggressive metrep- olis, ALPaca coats, 62.60 and Oh THE PALAIS ROYAL : 61.60, 1.76, 62, (Continued below.) ‘Turkey calls on England to fix tho day for | [>| > a my the evacuation of Egypt. England will pro- | Bazoarxs Ox Sxcoxp Foon = . nous. eved very promptly not to fix the day. Boys’ 75c. Shirt Waiate reduced to 50 conta Ladies’ ; ; dem cons aormne will Jump st this opportunity, 00 would others if they Hee 346. ei knew the qualities offered. ‘Tae. Coutil Corsets far $9c. Thess are the “Palais Royal” specialty Corsets. They mced no praise from oo 01.98 Uaderwane for $1.22 Cholep Camboie nad Fine Mustio Gowns, Brewers and Comet Covers trimmed with sepertor laces and embroidertes. Note tow ©2.25 end €2.50 garments siso have bees throws. ‘Democrats think that the elections bill would make a good Mahomet’scofin. Their ides is ‘that if weeds suspension. piatctectanetee cate ate erty amd the lives of the people seme ouber day!” oe The Farwers’ Alliance of Obio will holds camvention op the 13th of August, and the Obic piaz will ence more come to the fromt ee ‘The Tom Reed Ciub is beginning to swing through the political atmosphere. Corner 12th ot. and Pa. ave, eg