Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C., THE EVENING STAR. a THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Circutation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Mediam is worth more than all the other papers published In ‘Wastington. —— Speaking today of the meeting of the board of trade which adopted the report of the rail- road committee the Post says: ‘‘The board of trade has had but one meeting since its organ- ization and that was slimly attended.” Speak- ing of the same meeting the day after it oc- eurred, March 20, 1890, the Post said: “With a happy, satisfied mien President Parker faced fully three hundred of Washington's solid citizens «at Willard Hail inet aight.” The account given at the time ef the occurrence, before our cotemporary had ceased to be a disinterested reporter, is tudonbtedly nearer the truth, as every one Proseut at the mecting can testify. The criti- cism upon this action of the board is largely made by those who confess that they failed to perform the duty of being present at the meet- img, n@ who do net kuow whut the action of the board really waa The report which was adopted was in the natare of a compromise on some points in the railroad question, and an emphatic and clear cut expres- son of the public opinion on other points. In regard to the location of the passenger sta- tion the board and the railroad committee Were divided, while in condemnation of the grade crossings evil they were unanimous, The successful effort of the committee was to make S report upon which all sections of the board could, by making small concessions, unite. The Primary recommendation of the report in re- gard to station is its removal a few squares to the intersection of Maryland and Virginia avenues as “a com promise between the people of South Washington, many of whom wish the tracks and station to be withdrawn to roservation 17, @ to a site south of the Botanical gardens or even to K street sowth, and the railroad, which wishes to stay where it is.” This removal, it is pointed out, would abolish all the grade crose- jugs on 6th street and om Maryland svenue be- ‘tween 6th and Sh streets, and would sativfy the principle of sound public policy which declares that abe public reservations should be sacredly devoted to she purposes fer which they have been granted in trust. But in deference to the opinion of those who favored the reten- tion of the station on the mall on the score of convenience an alternative proposition was sub- mitted. In case the station is not removed, “the tracks should,” the report says, “be en- tirely removed from 6th strevt, aud that street should be opened as a thoroughfare. ‘The tracks should be sunk as pro posed and the strip of the reservation west of the street to be devoted to railroad purpeses should be completely covered, and all mecowsnry bridges for crossing 6th street and the railroad strip should be provided in such feshion that the railroad tracks, cars and en- gines thereon shail be eutirely concealed from public view.” The Atkinson bill as an independent, unamended proposition is vigorously contemned, and the re- moval of the dager and obstruction Of gratte crossings is pronounced the great aim of ‘the ‘board, which must be accomplished, whatever else may fail. The report was adopted witLout a dissenting voiee by a largely attended meeting of the board of trade, and it represents the present state of public opin- ion. Some men favor a removal of the station; Others favor its retention and the alteruative Proposition suggested. Lut all desire a reduc- tion of the grade-erossings evil, and decrease of some sort of the disfigurement of the surface oc- cupation of the mall, a ‘The Argentine Republic has recently become the most prosperous and promising of the Latin-American democracies, having, appar- eutly, outstripped Chili and the others. But she was not satisfied with well enough. she Speaulated, she indalged in excessive railroad buildiug. She lived beyond her resources and discounted the future. The revolution which broke out on Saturday is not as.sudden as it seems. It has been in the air. long time. ‘The very president of the republic is accused of having grown enormously rich in speculations in which his position rendered him vaiuable, Fora time he seemed to be the right man in the right place, but his head was turned with the gitdy prospect of power and optlemee. In the moment of erisis he abendoned his post to the vice presiitent und fled on board a foreign vessel. The revolution, at last accounts, was spreading all through the republic anu becom- ing popular. 4 ee ‘A contemporary opinion is expressed by a Writer who says that this government is con- doting an experiment for the advancement of the human race. Nevertheless, everybody knows or ought to know that the prime object Of the government of the United States is the welfare of the people dwelling therein wna that the advancement of the buman race as nly » remvte and incidental effect of the ex- ecution of this original purpose. Governments that have vindicated on a thousand fields of trial their right to an existence are not exper- iments and certainly not experiments for the advancement of the human race. i ‘Twiee within afew weeks ladies have been asteulted and rebbed of money on the streets Of this city in the open daylight. It conid not wow-be said truthfulty that Washington is a city in which the personal safety of the inhab- itants is at a low eb, but if this lawlessness is uot speedily repressed the remark would soon havemuch force inft Whatwe need is a larger poliee foree. ee ‘The race problem now to be scttled in Balti. more is whether or nota colored man, who sells red lemonade in a republican post oifice, can with impunity:refuse to sell the same to n colored’ brother on application. It is generally believed that the color line may be drawn through the lemonade, but nowhere alse. $$ TOMORROW (CTUESDAT), JULY £9, 1890, WE WILL INAUGURATE OUR FIRST SPECIAL DISCOUNT SAL. THE GOUDS MENTIONED ARE ALL SEASONABLE AND OF THE HIGHEST GRADE. OUR MARKED PRICES aRE KNOWN TO BE THE LOWEST IN THE CITY. SURING THIS BALE ALL THE DISCOUNTS OFFERED WILL BE DEDUCTED FROM THE MARKED PRICES, 2 PER CENT DISCOUNT on all TEXXIS GOODS (Ro grade excepted). 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT on all HAMMOOKE, CA Targe assortment.) 15 PER OEXT DISCOUXT on ait PIANO LAMPS, 20 PEK CENT DISCOUNT on an WATER COOLERS AND FILTERS. 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT on all REFRIGERATORS. 15 PER CENT DISCOUNT on all BABY CARRIAGES. 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT on all RATTAN ROCKING CHAIRS. 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT en all RUGS AND MATS. 40 PER CENT DISCOUNT on all ‘TRUNKS. ‘he largest stock in Washington.) B. GOLDSCHMID, is 1007-1009 F st. u.w. Maarzs Inrroven ‘Courovxp SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITRS MERTZ'S IMPROVED COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPOPRMOSPHITES ‘MERTZ'S IMPROVED COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITES MERTZ’'S IMPROVED COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITES MERTZ’S IMPROVED COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITES ‘Will care ever; form of | NERVOUSNESS AND NERVOUS PROSTRATION. Ae soon as Sir Julian Pauncefote learns that | NERVOUSNESS AND NEAVOUS -PROSTRATION. the Distriet Militia have returned from Fort | Washiugton and kave beaten their swords, Ploughshares and their spears into pruniu hooks he will begin stirrmg utiaauneataae Behring sea again. $e 2. While Guatemala fights Satvador some Gua- temalans fight the Guatemalan government. ‘This is a position of affairs fraught with great peril'to the chief republic of Gaentral ‘America, amd the sooner-she gets ont of it the better for her people. $a ‘dm accident to the excursron steambeats yes- terday would have furnis'aed food for more fishes ‘than are in the Butomac. It will come by and by with this resals if ‘the overcrowding continues. ro Democratic papers which are ‘most sharply Mr. Blaine's Behrmng carpi saana recall the lesson of th e experience of the repub- lican papers which 80 savagely criticised Mr. Bayard enly to swailow their own-words two years iater. It pays to be fair in politiee—paya imeciterespect asa popular respect. a * Romanticir and realism forman alliance in the union of Victor Hugo's grand daughter Dandet's sm. Ba ——— The letéer and aihdav affidavits printed or referred to elsewhere in Tux Stax indicate ‘that the Minneapolis census padder was no greater ex- pert in his line than some of the two-eents-a- mame rhiiread petition canvassers, $a r Virtue hath its own reward. ‘Supt. Porter gave Chieago a census return to be proud of and Chicago now gives hima pesition inthe World's Fair to be «proud of. ‘Itisneediess'to sey that there is wo pudtling in either ease, ee “Pho ‘Parmers’ Alliance in ‘South Carolina’ does not propose to let the democratic party raise balf a crop. NERVOUSNESS AND NERVOUS ‘PROSTRATION. — NERVOUSNESS AND NERVOUS PROSTRATION. NERVOUSNESS AND NERVOUS PROSTRATION. NERVOUSNESS AND NERVOUS PRUSTRATION. ‘75 contsa bettle. Tobe hadef EP. MERTZ, 1014 F st, 1 Waabingtoo, incited cited CP"We close at 6 pm. ‘Saturdays excepted. Ovmxe ‘Serciucria ‘YOU WILL NATURALLY WANT TO LOOK YOUR BEST WHEN YOU LEAVE FOR YOUR VACATION. IN ORDER TO -DO60 YOU MUST PAY SOME AT- TENTION TO YOUR WEARING APPAREL. YOU WILL FIND THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES INDISPENABLE, WHLTHER YOUR JOURNEY 13 BY SRA OR LAND: ‘A Btue or Biack Serge Suit. ‘A White Flannel Suit. “A Pongee, Mohair or Alpaca Cost and Vest, A Light-weight Overcoat. A Zephyr-weight Macintosh. A Good Reliable Umbrella. ‘SEVERAL NOBBY STYLISH NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, ary “ORL O Md = STORS THIBD aNNUAL AA E aa = ‘ON JULY 26 WE BEGIN OUR THIRD ANNUAL 46 PER CENT DISCOUNT SAL# OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OT MEN'S, LADIES AND CHILDREN'S 00 SHOES Seat i i ‘oo Exe = SLIPPERS AND TIES. FOR TEN DAYS ORLY. 48 USUAL THIS SALE WILL ENABLE YOU TO BUY THE BEST MAKES AND QUALITY OF SHOES, BARE BARGAINS. EDMONSTON’S, 1339 AND 1341 F ST., OPPOSITE EBBITT ROUSE. ‘P.8.—All goods on Bargain Table at a at GREAT SACRIFICE. KTIRE STOCK AT AUCTION, Ou THURSDAY, JULY THIRTY-FIRST, at ALF-PASY MISE OLE until 12 am, each day, sitll sell ihe tahuuoe of inunense wteck at uct af bargaive for tue toeande Kav man's DUOULLE COMBINATION STORE. ay 38 “eal and 1243 Litho a 8 REPEATS SEESESESSRESIE SSS WE CLOSE AT 6 P, M, EXCEPT SATURDAYS. Da Yorn Ows Exza HT our simple statement thst you can have your CHOICE of any CASSIMERE— any FANCY CHEVIOT—or of hundreds ef BLACK aud BLUE Cheviots—SUITS that ‘Were 623, $24, 623. 822, $20 and 818—for oPe12.80_at jun't camprebensive enough—“use your own eyea.” We have crowded just as many of the different patterns as possible into one of our immense 7th street windows for ‘that purpose. ‘If we try to do one thing mose than an- other—it is to be religiously explicit, You can rely implicitdy on what we tell sou— ALWAYS, What we say we'll do~WE Do. In thiseate you'll notice many a suit thet you had a “wanting” eye om earlier in the season, Take it now at 612.89. All that are left of — those Un-lined French, German and En- glish Checks that we brought from their ative loums and modcied imte the fash- jopable garments you'll find them—are here—for 12.80. Innumerable Stripes—$12 80. Hundreds of Plaide~$12.80. Countless Mixtures—@1:1.80. Pisin Black and Blue Cheviot. Who ever heard of such standard styles as they are laying thomselves under the “clearing- out axe?” They re bere—and at 812.80. Play your visit as eurly a possible, for the prospects are dubious for there being much but “odds andends” by the last of the weeks OFF ON THE OTHER TRACK. 87.50. The $7.50 sale basn'tlost a bit of its in- terest. We're going to keepiton the go Os hous 28 there's x wuittosuow you. That 87.50. was onr promise. Between the two—$12.80 and €7.50—there ought nott. besman in Washington without at least one new sust, SaKS AND COMPARY, TME STOCK REDUCERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH 28 BEABLULEAEEASLLLERLLELEGLLLLLGL STREET OFFICE OF ELPHOSZO YOUNGS COMPAKY, MONDAY, JULY 28, 1890. “We are now offering GREEN PEAS -— DOMESTIC. GREEN PEAS —— IMPORTED, Packed THIS SEASON. Finer in favor, sweet and tender end more desirable in every way than can be Procured from loeal «rowers, whose gardens have been suffering ao severely from drought, ‘We have several brands, including some néce ggods very low in price, a8 well a6 some alittle nore expen- sive, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 2s 423 Ninen ot. For Ta Srav-Ar-Hoss CHILDREN. CHILDREN, We have some things goo. Any shoes we make for summer are light aud cool. Some ure more so, Cool colors that de mot show the city dust =-covl, porous leathers, that let the foot heat out. Low-cut Oxfords, Jewving little ankles free. Soft soles, that do not tire the little feet. ‘These mutke oasy shoos, which children Itke. ‘They look no further, but car-fat ‘parents see the heatth that shoe com- fort vives—aud note the wear that fur exceeds the price, INFANTS TIES. 61, GRAY, TAN, RED, BLACK. INFANTS’ BUTTON, $125, TAN, KID, DONGOLA. CHILDREN'S OXFORDS, 81.50, 81.75. CHILDREN'S BUTTON; 81.59, 81.75, 82.00, $2.5 Boys’ OXFORDS, * $2.00, 82.50. BOYS LACK, 92.50, $3.00, TaN OB BLACK, BURT'S. 4BTHUR LURT & Ca, ul FP 6 AD A Goor Pisce To Go FOR DERBY HATS, STRAW HATS, AS WELL AS NEW NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, HAND-| MIGH CASSIMERE HaTs, TRAVELING HATS, KERGHIRVS, UNDERWEAR, COLLARS AND CUFFS AND DRESS SHIRTS. ALLOF WHICH] gseyeg WE GAN SHOW YOU.A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT | BLAZERS AND AT PROPER PRICES. -B. S0BINSON.8-00., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 909 PENNA. AVE. 3.W. 3y28-20 ‘UMBRELLAS, CANES, &c,, FLANNEL SUITS, BELTS, CAP4, NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, REDUCED PRICES, eS et mo J FtR FUNERAL ‘ Ar bikecToR AND EMBALMER, Telepbonecal a sages as AND HOLMES & COS EXIT GOODS THE FAIR. Ti THE NEW sToRE, DISCGUNT coe sere tet ‘Tomorrow will be SRTDwithu. RTD ‘Trans “red table day.” Oar sod tables are altars of sac- fifiee. Anything you find on the ped tables is marked dower thea you ean ob- ‘tain the same gouds anywhere clue én thiscity. And hore - Japanese Blue Lonp'shsicteerhea! Saucers, cups, 6 saucers and 6 plates— ete «. then 98- ‘We will selt them tor, . ‘To ‘We urge house keepers Yo note carefully our “Hed Table” Prices, as they always ‘mean some saving we are only able to rive them for ‘the particular day specified. The above prices are for tomorrow—Tuesday. THE Farr, FRANKELE & CO, PROPRIETORS, COR. 7TH AND H STS. 5.W. it ar,’ BM we > gBSy POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. ‘Still another crash; down they come belter akelter, one price fall after the othor. One thing has gone up, ‘that's sure; thesales of the departments havo taken sTemarkable Jump ; the cause warrants it; you've never had such chances to buy goods in our Cloak and Suit Departments at prices like the following ; not on these items alane, the plan is followed throughout the stock, Ladies’ $1.25 Calico Wrappers $1. $5 Traveling Ulstera, ‘Tans aud Drabs, Bow $2. All Cloth Capes at actual half Price. Ladies’ and Misses’ $1.49 Gos- samers now #1. Allimported Jerwey Blouses for Children at prime cost. ‘The sbove items are not a circumstance ‘to some others, Are . murk- able price for a Web- ster's largo size Diction- ary, & world of knowledge that is invaluable, the Standard of the world ‘We started the bail here in town of putting in the Peoptes reach this book, which heretofore none could buy outside of the copyright price, We sold it low aud now have them still lower. The rock bottom actually reached, and the volume gotten up in better style and tore complete than before. Bound in full sheep, lasting and durable, Quan- ‘tity tells here as well ay in other things; {f not, we could never sell that dictionary for $1.98, which is all we uow ask for it. Take look at ‘em anyhow. All books and maxo- zines ateut prices, Buy your summer reading here at a discount, POPULAR SHUPPING PLAC, 7TH STREET. Toruaws Veny Low Paces Bat SATCHELS AND FOR TRAVELING ad CLUB SATCHELS, lined. ro ation ietin (real leather) canvas i bio, yuare sla 12 ny Fey et “New rate 35:00, aie Les st 50. ey od ean" ss. GLADSTONE 14 in. 16in.. 20ime 22 fo, 24 tm nee ere e278" 9a.30, Senet Beene ‘or igak aures wa 73. 16. OFFICE OF ‘SOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR 11TH AND F sTz xW. Mosmz, Jurx 28, 1890. STORE CLOSES THIS EVENING a? ro. SATURDAY AT 1 PM. ‘Tomorrow marks the FOURTH DAY of ow EXTRAORDINARY SIX DaYs* REMNANT SALE before STOCK- TAKING THURSDAY, JULY 31. We have lightened our task considerably, turning quantities of foods into cash by greatly reducing ther prices ‘Fou have only two Gays more to take atvantage of theee reductions, EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING OF DRESS GOODS.—In order to close out before Stock-taking (Thursday, July 31) the balance of eur “Remnaats” im Drees Goods we have marked them at specially low prices. To avoid tconvenience in making your selections we have distrib- Uted them on five tables and divided them as follows: ‘TABLE No. 2 contains “Short Ends” Of Plaids, Stripes and Plain Goods m an attractive variety of colorings, im lengths: Fanging from 1 to 4 yards, TABLE No. 2 contains “Romaants” of Mohatra, Henriettsa, Cashmeres, Plaids and Stripes, in lengths ranging from 434 to 7 yards, TABLE No, 3 contains “Romuants” of ‘White Goods, Figured Challies and Mo- airs at half their original prices, TABLE No. 4 contains “Remnants” of Broadcloth in « large variety of ool- rings, in quantities small enough fora Biazer or large enough for a Tailor-made Suit. All marked at greatly redaced Prices. TABLE No. 5 is devoted solely to Dress Pattern Lengths in a large varioty of kinds and qualities, which we are of- fering at nearly half the piece price, iret floor; annex.) STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN LADIE® FIN" GINGHAM DRESSES.— The following are last season's styles; are made with draped skirts, perfect- fitting waist, high shoulders, cost backs and correct shapes, The low prices at whieh we are offering them will nodoubt fell them before STOCK-TAKING THURSDAY, We have divided than into three classes, viz: ‘Class No. 1. Reduced from @14 to 85 each, Class No.2, Reduced from $18.50 to 86.75 each. Class No.3. Reduced from 822.50 to 810 each. (Third floor.) LADIES’ AND MISSES’ BLOUSES AT HALF PRICE. —Ladies’ Fine Quality All-woot Broadcloth Blouses, in Cardi- nal, Garnet and Navy. Reduced to ¢2 each, Misses’ Cream Twilied Flannel Blouses. Sizes 14 and 16 years, Re- duced to $1.75 each. ‘Misses’ Cartinel-and-Black Stripe Flannel Blouses, Reduced to $1.75 each. (Third floor.) MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS AT EX- CEPTIONAL LOW PRICES.—This is all we have left of a special sale helda few days ago. They have to be sold be- fore STOCK-TAKING THURSDAY. 10 Men's All-linen Hand-embroid- ered, Hemstitched Initial Handkerchiefs; one-inch hem. 2 K's, 3 N's, 3.0'sand 2 T's. Remnant Price 20c. each, 8 Men’s All-linen Tape-bordered Hand- embrvidered Initial Handkerchiefs. 2 A’sand 3 N's. Remnant Price 25c. each, 6 Men's Ali-linen Hand-embroidered Hemstitehed Initial Hand kerchiets, 2- auch bem. 6 T's, Remnant Price 250 each. 25 Men's All-linen Hand-embroidered Initial Handkereniefs, 1-inch tom. 2 A's, 2 Bs, 3 P's, 2 3's, 2s, 2 Ls, 1M, 35's, 20%, 2 P's, 1 Tend 3 V's. Rem- naut Price 25e. each, (First floor, center.) MEN'S GOODS AT GREATLY RE- DUCED PRICES—Only two days to take advantage of these extraonlinary reductions. 19 Meu’s Fancy Flannel Shirts, En- slish make. Sizes 1436 to 1034. Re- duced to $1.50 each. 13 Men's Faney Vesta, single breasted, made to our own order, Sizes 34 to 49, Reduced to $1 each, 15 Men's Extra-fine Gauze Undershirts, self faced, peak buttons, loug sleeves. Sizes 34 to 42. Reduced to 35c. each, Bor 81. MEN'S SASHES AT LESS THAN HALF THEIR ORIGINAL PRICES.— In order to close out the balances of our stock of Men's Fancy Striped Sashes, in club colors, wide and narrow stripes, Garnets and Wines, with spote, &c, wa have mado the price on all $1. The cheapest in the lot was $1.75 and from that up to $3.75. There are about one hundred of these, end at $1 a ready sale inevident. (CMlen’s Department, 1013 F st.) LINENS THAT WE HAVE TO BE RID OF BEFORE STOCK-TAKIXG.— 500 yards Lace Checked Lawn, in Lengths ranging from 2 to 12 yards Redueed to 5e. por yard. Remnants of Pure Linen Laws, in lengths ranging from 2% to10 yard, Reduced to 123¢c. yer yard. “short Lengths” of Dotted and Figured ‘Swisses, fine quality. Moduced to 20c, per yard, ‘We have only about 109 left six- quarter Cardinal Cloths, with Black and ‘White borders; stsolutely fast colora Reduced to 75c, each. 2 Embroidered Dress Robes. Reduced to S4cach. 50 “Short Lengths” of Linen Shecting, Pillow Linen, Shirting Linen, &o, in lengths from 134 to 434 yards, at nearly MORE REDUCTIONS IN LADIES" WHITE SUITS.—These will have to be sold before STOCK-TAKING THURS DAY, heuce the ridiculous iow prices, 2 Ladies’ White Suits, tucked skirt, Bize 36, Reduced to $2 each. 2 Lady's White Suit, plaited skirt. Size 36. Reduced to $3. 1 Lady's White Suit, trimmed with embroidery. Size 36. Reduced to e450. 2 Lady’e White Suit, embroidery trim- med, filze 36. Reduced to $9, 1 Lady's White Suit, embroidery trim- med. Bise 36, Reduced to @11, (Thixy floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Gomer 111 and Fete am ONDAY, JULY 28, 1890, “*Leoonrne Forwine BY THE PALAIS ROTAL ‘The Autumn Stylo Handkerchicfs sre here and LADIES: ‘More 9-cent Ginghams will arrive tomorrow morn- ing. Only 50 pieces. Some of them better than those you have heard talked of @o much. There'll be « scramble here Tuesday. More of those 68-cent quality Biack Shanghai Silks at 50 cents arrive tomorrow. Forty different shades in China Silk at 50 centsa yard are on their way here, Can't got any more of those G8-cont quality Surahs for 50 cents, so we'll offer tumorrow our 75-cent Surabs for G8 cents s yard—Black and colors. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) 82°81 Palais Royal Undressed Kid Gloves 68 centa. Avoruzr Banca Is Rispoxs. Not the quantities or vartety that astonished you last ween, but a very good bargain. 90 Pieces No. 16-23 inches witle—extra hosvy All- sk, G.@. and Moire Ribbons, with satin ede, ONLY 15 CENTS A YARD. These Ribbons equai our reg- ular stock marked 19 cents, so we'll include them in the sale at 15 cents. THE PALAIS RovaL, (Continued below.) ER“81 Gloves for 68 cents for tomorrow only, New ae Anniv Dine. ‘Tuesday (tomorrow) will see here 50 dozen Persisn Scarfs for 35 cents or 3 for $1. ‘hese are beautifully silk embroidered, 134 yards long, guaranteed worth 68 centa (Continued below.) THE PALAls ROYAL, BIT Black and al colors | ys G8-cenl Clowes, Uneretias Woannasrep Ose Year A written guarantee binding us to re-cover them free Of charge should they split within ome year of pur chase. ‘98 cents for those with 26-inch paragon frames; $1.25 for those 28-inch These are the genuine “Gloria”, with the latest style natural wood handles. Its only because trade is dull with the mamufacture- ‘that such prices are quoted. Only temporary, of course, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Fe-"*Patais Royal” ovee matted to any address, There are many ways of advertising. Oneof omr amethods is to take a certain article—one of our best barguins—tnd advertise for a day at less than cost. We calculate that these $1 quality 4-button Undressed Kid Gloves, which are to be offered tomorrow at 68 cents, will net a loss of fifty dollars—it’s really a ¢50 advertisement, and no more or less than a fifty-dollar advertisement, in The Star. Sa Only one puir to a customer at 68 cents, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued beow. Ea-Lively Tans, Grays, Browns i those Gloves of- fered at 68 cents, For Taner Dars, The Days are: MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, *aly 28, July 29, July 30. The First Specialty is: LACES aT TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT Every yard of Lace at 10 per cent less than the Price marked on the byards, Rewember the marked Pricesare cash sale prices, and therefore lower than Quoted if we did « large credit business. Remember, too, this is not a closing-out sale of odds and euds, but offersa choice trom Cuil pieces of THE LATEST STYLE LACES, Chantilly Lace Flouncings, Chentilly Trimming Laces tenes Drapery Kets, Laces, Pat Vai. : Irish Point Laces, Oriental Trimming Lacds, Hand-made Laces, Te-Special attention is asked to the fine variety of Hand-made Laces for dress and underwear trimming. Not only beautiful i design, but the most durable aud economical of all laces, THE PALAIS ROYAL. ) (Continued belo’ Noroxs Ar Sprcrat Prices, What don’t we include under the heading of “No- tions!" ‘The list below is buts hint of the variety and ‘the special prices. i ‘Castile Soup (46 pound). “P.R.” Florida Water. “PK” Bay Muu... S¥-The Florida Water and Pay Rum are put up for lus by the celebrated Standard Perfumery works. An order was xiven for 5,000 bottles of each, so that you will find the quality is superior and the price lower than would be the cuse if but afew dozen bottles of each were ordered. ~The Ansonia Clock Company is one of the largest iu the United states, They xuarautes all their clocks for one year, so that we, in turu,can guarantee them to you. tar" The writing paper we contract for of the leading producer im the country. Mavy tons are boushtand soldevery year. Investigation will show that the quality we offer at 17 cents spound—about 120 sheets —is equal to that usually retailed at 20 and 25 cents. EF" The toilet sets consist of brush, comb and mirror und aro perfect imitations of ivury. The price— 60 cents the set—is about half what it should be— would have been had we mot made very large and ad- vantageous purchase, ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Gioves Sm Dows Ix Paice. ‘Warm weather of cool the sale of our gloves has to be kept up to the standard. The reason is we contract to take from the makers so many hundreds of dozens per annum and we can’t force them to always deliver them during the busy season. We have just received 100 dozen Piyskin Gloves anc over 50 dosen Un- dreseed Kida ‘1 he latest and scarve shades of modes ure Letng shown. To force business the following re- duced prices: 8¥e. Pigskin Movsquetnires reduced to...... ¥8c. Undressed Kid Mousquetaires, $1 Quality 4-button Undressed Kids... 01.25 Undressed Kid Mousquettres 21.55 Undressed Kid Muusquetaires,, In onder to make & Final swoop of our LADIRG ‘READY-MADE WRAYPERS AXD TEA GOWNS we ‘eve marked them considersbiy less than cost. The same can be said of all our LIGHT-WEIGHT SHAWLS AND WRAPS of sil Kinds, SHIRT-WAISTS snd BLOUSES have received their final cut and what re mains of these goods will mo for ® mere song. GAUZE-WEIGHT UNDERWEAR is marked very low and all other summer geeds are very much cut im Price. For this is omr last chance to get rid of the foods to make tracks for our Fall Novelties, which Will ere long make their appearance. CREAM WOOLENS REDUCED, An avalanche of exwra ood valuos; each item a good dargain, 42-INCH ALL-WOOL CANVAS ELAMINE, price was 50c, now 25c. Am elegant fabric fora knock- about dress for seaside wear; in Cream only. 42-INCH SERGE, prico was 600, now 3740, Swrictly all wool and less than manufacturer's proce; only five pieces left, ALL-WOOL CEALLIES, 40 inches wide, price was G2Me., now Se. ; in Cream onty. 36 INCH SERGE, cotton wary, Cream ground, with ee and: Black stripes, price was 37ixc., now ‘We are beadquartors for CREAM TWILLED FLAN- NEL and BROADCLOTHS, 44 Planne! 500. et * tin oe ie c+ = 91.00, 64 * 91.15. 6-4 Broadcloth $1.40, o4 . em C4 “a $2.00. We havean accumulation of remuants that we are selling at half price; some very desirable lengths ‘Sth st apnea, 4th counter to the left, SHIRT WaIsTs, LADIES BLACK AND WHITE CHECK SHIRT WAISTS, sizes 32, 34, 36, with three email pisite in front and box-plaited back, only 33c.; worth S0e. Sometinng very nice in PERCALE SHIRT WAIsTS, with plaited fromtand beck, 6c. ; all sizes; worth Sie. Best quality BLACK SATTEEN WAISTS, 98e.; also COLORED SATTEEN WAISTS, in all stzes, BBc4 worth $1.25. WHITE INDIA LAWN SHIRT WAISTS, with box plaits im front and beck, ouly 75e., something finer made with three small plaitsin frout on each side and box-plaited back, 8Be, LADIES’ WHITE FLANNEL SHIRT WAISTS, with Satin Stripes, in all sizes, ouly $1.98; actual value 2.50, LADIES’ UNLAUNDERED WHITE SHIRT WAISTS, made of extra fine Muslin with Linen Collar and Cuffs, 98¢. LADIES’ BLOUSE WAIBTS, reduced from $1.50 to BBe. BOYS’ GINGHAM SHIRT WAISTS, reduced to 17¢. Allof our LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS are made with 8 drawing string, especially made for convenience. NOTE.—We often keer remarks like: “At this store wealways find goods as they are advertised.” We don’t believe in giving fairy tales to our customers. ‘We give them facts; advertise what we Lave to sell, aud sell what we advertise, dv28 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH ST. 82 We close at 5 p.m. every day exerp’ * Saterday them at 1 p.m,—Jrom now until Sephember Lad Tue Acenrts Or Comronr- aT pre ee eR, = ss PvE EE EE wa Fans to the front again. They have been shelved for a. day or two—but there 15 work for them again Have you any idea how cheaply you can buy these strceze stirrers?™ Forno little tuat 1 dors bot Pay you to bang to the old dilapidated relic of the early days uf season, Leafs—in two sines—extra quality —ée. apiece. Polored Japau Fans ina “head-full” of ideas—Se. to Gold apa Sitver Decorated--G0e.. 80e. and 61.50, Bisex Got cloth Fake innate 80 snd #1, Co Green Leaver—tuonnted on gat aticks. Colored Ganze i Japanese designs —z1 Witte Gauze plain or gmbelitaned— Edge Gaure— stacy, ie, Gquze—White and Blagk—artistically Beaters ez Whete. athepe in rag Bie ‘Gauze — R The variety is very large—but the prices are very small ‘Do not make any mstak you Will havea long to wield the Fun—amd Low often dure the w inter docs it come into plas? jou wili buy mow if You think twice, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING” INTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE Established 1840. cy ad Fs Fotwithetanding the large sales in this department we stil! claim the best assortment and cheapest prices in the city,