Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1891, Page 5

PoPR Es 4 res A mae ES GREATEST STAR SALE. Tross sp Travertsa Bucs. Urnotsreny Derantwext-Sraured Elsewhere... 225 92.50 $1.7 $3.00 SLIS Fine Fiattop Tourist Trunk, liven lined, leather trimn.tioas, patent het box, @ extra compurtwents, 2 dress trays. &c., Excoisive lock. Harness Spot Masiins..73¢¢. yard 12}. Colored Print Harness Spot ies: tore 50e. Fine Momie Searta, ‘Sc. Fine Satin Damask Trays... Livexs, Doxestics Axv Wirtz doons. 44 Lonsdale Cotten. |... . 104 Bivached Biecting, a Elsewhere. a Duck Telex opes, 2 straps, “u 16 # leather claiaps. = 20 Boox Axo Srartosear Derantuzst. Webster's New Internationsl Dictionary, 1801 edition. full library sheep. Bewular price, $10. Star price. edition. Regular price, €2. Star price....€1.25 vol Balzac’s Novels, one-half Russia; Roberts Bros. edition. Regular price, Cosmopolitan for June. Young Ladies’ Journal for June. ness Goons Axp Sirxs. ‘Tie. New Spring Challis... 22ige. 36-inch Large Figured Light Ground French batiste..... Le. 36-inch Challis_excellent fabric for wrappers and tea gowns... ‘Te. 40-inch Plaid All-wool Cheviots, SOc. All-wool Striped Henriettas ...... 81 42inch All-wool Nun’s Veilings, colors Navy, liicht Brown, Old Rove and Modes. Soe. Printed Chima SR. ooo cece ‘Toc. Printed China Silks, piain colors, polks dots and boqmet demicO8......<.e..sceseneee ‘Se. Printed China Silks, ligbt and dark he. yard WINE «cacao ““Fiaine" Zephyr Ging fineat xoods madetu Aimerica, can't bo told from Renteh.. : OGinch Bleached Dawask, extra qnaiit, tuandsows patterns... 4G-toch Hemetitehed Tawi hem: also two and three rows of tucking: worth 50e. Star prier..... . Monumental Crochet Quilts, ‘We. Damask. Towels, open work border and + -19e., $2.25 dow long knotted fringe... Hosreny Axo Uxpenwean. 19e, Ladies’ Pin-stripo Mose. . ‘25e. Ladies’ Fancy Cotton Hore, ad ‘S0e. Ladies’ Lisle Hove, in Diack, piain colors $1 Ladies’ Silk Mose, Bisck, Tans, Grays, Lavender, Pink, Biue and Crew... 75e. pair 100 dozen Children's Fast lack Derby Ribbed Hose, sizeaGto 9... 12340. pair 25e. Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, square or V ueck, White, Ecru, Pink and Blue... 200. each $1 Ladies Pure Silk Swiss Ribbed Vests, White, Cream, Pink, Biue,Cardinal, Laven- der, Nile, Oid Gold and Biac! +--+ B8e. each Learser Goons Axp J ewstay. Zatyles of Ac. Solid riting Tablets, containing pen, ink well, blotters. 50c, Real Seal, Alligator and Calf Purses.....38¢. each S0c., G8e. and Tc. Solid Leather Pocket ‘Books... 48c. Chain Purses, with ornamental top.. Chatelain Bags, new desicns... 98e. and $1.25 Solid Gold Stone Setting and Piain Band Rings... 10c. Colored and White Roman Beads. ‘Toe. and 98e. Heal Shell Hair Ornaments... a a Pa ee ‘We. to$1.25 Heary-plated and Sterling Sil- ver Hafr Ornaments and Ilated Garnet and Ainber Breastpins. ‘Ge. and Ste. Shell and Celluloid Hairpins. . Bertoxs. 10c. Pearl Drees Buttons, all sizes... Ise. Fancy Metal Buttons, all colors ....... ‘ie. Natural and White Pearl Buttons, grounds .. 72e. yard |“ taney carved... 19. dozen a wet TET SS BE ee AA wuwee se FSC ri , Ei Ss, rary HE M47 So # Kun Eee “ss? Seg8 BEFORE IN OUR HISTORY HAVE WE OFFERED THE LIKE. IN SPITE OF THE BAIN TODAY OUR STORE ‘WAS CROWDED. WE HAVE MADE EX- ‘TRAOKDINARY PURCHASES AND GOODS ARE NOW BEING OFFERED AT PRICES THAT ARE SURPRISING, EVEN IN THIS TIME OF BARGAINS. A RRR Foy ae | a 2% WILL YOU TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THEM? DON'T YOU MISS THE ¥Y OF ; ase IF you GREATEST OPPORTC- SITY YOU HAVE YET HAD FOR SAVING MONEY. EVERY LIN! TISEMENT IS A REVELATION, iE OF THIS ADVER- IT SHOWS WHAT TIMELY PURCHAS- ING WILL Do. BENEFIT IT'S FOR YOUR AS WELL a8 OURS. A 6G BI a b BAaARG Suver Praren Waae. | 49e. and SSe. Bes: P'sted Napkin Ringw.... 38. each 26.0 Best Plited Baking Dish, with cover$5.8 each | Extra-fine Plated Saxar Bowls, Cream Pitchers and 300m Holders, Oda Pieces. Were ito 4. Star sale... $5.50 to $4.50 Fine Plated Cake Baskets. $2.98 each S47 Rowers Bros’ ae) Fors... aor 91.80 set | 1847 Rogers. Bros’. Al Tabiespoons | 25 set | inch: wide Biack an‘ Stripet Silk Belts 18 | 2h-inch-wide Black Silk Beits. . Be Ge. each | ‘Me.eweb | and L5e. Japanese and Fany Paper Fans de.eseh Japanese and Fancy Linen and Gauze Fans. lacs Fine Silk and Spangled Fans. Croxx Axo Scrr Dersrruest. £1.25 Ladies’ Striped Outing Cloth Blazers. Re. each $2.50 Ladies’ Cream. Tap. Naty and Gray $2.18 each | stripes and plaids, sigee 4. 6 and 8; reva- Jar price $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75. Star Children’s Very Stylish French Percale | Dresses. sizes, 4, Gand 8: sell for $3.25, 65 75 and $425. Star price, 82.08 cach | Wand 12 years of save sell for $4.75 and 85.25. Star price... $2.25 Tan and Blue Reefers 31.88 $3 Navy Biue Blazers, 12 and 16.. 92.48) Lions Swear Wast Deranruest. 17s Sattors Walaiat Sieamt Calle | Sc. Plush Mirror, with folding’ Tanonxes Axp Laces. ‘Se, Tinsel Gimps, 20 different styles...... 15e. yard $1.75 Tinsel and Bead Gimps, all colors... 98e. yard ‘35e. Soutache Braids, all colors,24 yards in iec $1.25 and $1.50 Silk Chantilly Drapery Net. 48 inches wide, polka dot, snail. stripes and floral desicns. ae ©0 and 75c. Demi Flounce, straight and scalloped edge... 25 to ite. Biack Silk Lace, from 1% inebes wide.. Noroxs. 1be. Patent Ventilated Garters, Armstrong's. Sc. pair 10c. French, kid covered, Corset Steels. %e ‘0c. Best Quality Double Bone Casing. Ase. Fancy striped Belting, 10 yus in piece. Lest Nickel Curling Irons... 10c. Bixby’s Royal Shoe Polish. 2c. Black Spool Twist, 10 yards. 20 to 15e. Baum's Stockinette Shields, war- Tanted, all sizes... ‘Fedora Drews Shields 98e. yard 490. yard ‘Noa land? Sanda 20c. pair 25. pair 10c. Real Whalebone, from 7 to 12 inches Jone. 4c. dozen Toner Anrictes. roll box Penrowenes Axp 10c. Perforated Totlet Paper... E large Lox Chinese Campbor for Moths. Be. Ze. Best Rubter Fine Comb, lange size. 25e. Larme Wire Hair rusk. Se. Lundborg’s Triple Exirec We. Pine English Tooth Brush. N BCKNEAR Ax Venine. Be. Plain laid indsur Ties. Hoe Oat CR, Yn dser Ties. -Flouncings in White Chantilly trom 80c. to Mrusear Axo Rinsoxs. A line of Fine Trimmed; worth @6 to @8: fue and eye maceriala and So i Risse Wi H ANDEERCHIEY A, Suw. Dz W. A. Prnce & Co. Bucressors to RG. Davis, AO Market Space, Corner Sth Street. FOR SATURDAY. RICH BARGAIN CHANCES IN HONEST VALUES ON EVERY SIDE. Newd we my more? You know that WE never teil yon that goods “are all wool when they are not. or all Unen when they are pure cotton. NO. thet is not our way of doing. We want your perfect CONFIDENCE. and wo know fall well that we could not hove to gaia itif wetgid you anything Dut the truth, All we ask is rely on asand we ‘ili live up to every declaration that we make. ‘We ADVERTISE THESE SPELIALS for SAT- URDAY to ive you pointers on the BAR- GAINS. The PRICES WILL do the rest. Sreomt Reovorion Ly Gnenamnes. LOOK at theve BARGATNS in BLACK SILE GRENADINES. GOUD DOLLAKS saved here. We are xiviug you the inside track on the must desirable goods im tho market, If you don’t proft by th's olfer thea GIKNADINES are not fu your line, for you will nut have tue upyorta- nity soon again. ‘24-INCU ALL SILK BLACK POLKA SPOT GRENADINE. Rewalar price, $1.25. RE- DUCED to Me. a yard. INCH ALL-SILK BLACK WKROCADED GRENADINE. Rewniar price, @1.%5, LE DUCED tox. « yard. 24-INCH BLACK SILK ECK GRENA- DUSK. Regular price, €1.26. KEDUCED to 280. a yard, ‘Yueh tALL-SILE POLKA DOT GRENA- DINE. BLACK, rexalar price, $1.25. RE- DUCED to tHe. a yard. 24-inch ALL-SILK, with SATIN STRIPE, GRENADINE. BLACK, regular price, $1.25. REDUCED to O80. a yard. 24-inch ALL-SILK BLACK GRENADINE, with SATIN SURAH STRIPE. Regular price, $1.50. KEDUCED to #1. Le 24-inch ALL-SILK HERNANIGRENADINE, with CLOVER leaf pattern. KEGULAK price, 81.50. KEDUCED to $).25 4 yurd. 2inch ALLSILK CHECK GRENADINE, BLACK. Regular price, $1.50. KEDUCED to $1.18a yard. 24-inch ALL-SILK HERNANT, with SATIN STRIPE, very RICH and HANDSOME. Regu- Jar price, 82. REDUCED to 81 a yard. 24-inch ALL-SILK MEXICAN MESH GRENADINE, BLACK. Regular price, @2. REDUCED to $1.39 yard, NOTE.—Wewish to inform you that every piece & the Grenadines ADVERTISED here are of thie SPRINGS IMPORTATION and & the dest MAK EB and QUALITY. New Courzs Ix Groves. ‘We have just received a WONDERFULLY food VALUE in 4-BUTTON SUEDE GLOVE, inthe NEWEST SHADES of GRAYSand TANS, all sizes. Regular value, 98. SPECIAL PRICE, 7c. a pair. WE ARE SHOWING an attractive value in those very desirable CHAMOIS GLOVES in WHITE and NATURAL for #1 a pair. REAL FOSTER KID GLOVES IN BLACK. SPECIAL PRICE, 81 pair. COLORED TAFFETTA GLOVES for 25c. pair. NEW LINE SILK MILANESE GLOVEs. ALL SHADES. Tie. pair, Also White and Cream at same price. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BLACK SILK GLOVES. Frices 50, 75c., $1 and 81.25 pair. NEW ARRIVAL IN BLACK SILK MITTS, SPECIAL PRICES, 25, 35, 50 and 65c. pair. CHILDREN’S COLORED TAFFETA AND SILK GLOVES. SPECIAL, 2c. pair. Exrnaonprvany Vauoes Ix Laces AND DRAPERY NETS. RUSSIAN LACE DRAPERY NET. ALL SILK. BLACK, SQUARE and POLKA #POT pattern. 48 inches wide. Regular price, $1 yard. OUR ADVERTISING price, Gie. yard. NOTE.—This ts the Drapery Net that other Rowses have been making such a to do about for 85and 7c. Don't 8c. @ yard leave them alt way behind? (MATCH SETS IN CHANTILLY LACES. ‘We are in RECEIPT of BOME very beautiful effects in fine Black Chantilly Laces in sets of different widths, of a pattern to match. We ‘specially call your attention to two of these in ‘Yory RICH and deticate designs. Sinch, S7e. YARD. 10-inch, $1 YARD. 15- inch, $1.50 YARD. Both patterns same prices as quoted above. A BARGAIN im CHANTILLY DEMI FLOUNCING in STRIPED and JASIMIN pat- tern. Entirely new and very effective. You can't match it for less than 75e. OUR SPE- CIAL BARGAIN PRICE, 50c. yard. + a Srizsom Vazves Ix New Hosreny. Wetold you that if SNAP and PUSH would accomplish anything that we would soon take the lead in the Washington HOSIERY TRAFFIC, and we are glad to say that we are wetting there RAPIDLY. Here is the result of SHARP BUYING. We offer these goods to you as SPECIAL HOSIERY ADVERTISERS. LADIES' EXTRA FINE FRENCH LISLE 4#THREAD HOSE, CLUSTER RIBBED, BOOT PATTERN, WARRANTED FAST BLACK BOOT, with uppers of NILE, CARDI- NAL, CANARY, SHRIMP, LIGHT BLUE, SALMON, GOLD, LIGHT PINK. Regular Price, 7c. OUR ADVERTISIG Price, 40. pair. We call your attention to the digerence tn the HOSE quoted above and the hose that other Aouses are selling for 60 and hoe. Theirs are #- thread, Richeliow ribbed, while ours are b- thread Best French Lisle cluster ribbed, and eannot be bought for less than 75e. anywhere. 80 dozen LADIES’ FANCY BOOT PAT- TERN FINE COTTON HOSE with striped uppers in the newest shades of TANS, BROWNS and GRAYS, with BLACK BOOT, WaR- BANTED FAST BLACK, RICHELIEU RIBBED. We will put these on sale Satur- day at 2ic. pair. AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF LADIES" FINE COTTON HOSE. DROP STITCH, WAR- RANTED FAST BLACK BOOT WITH SOLID COLORED UPPERS IN CARDINAL, LIGHT BLUE, PINK, TAN AND CANARY. ‘These are & splendid value at 38. We will offer them ss SPECIAL ADVERTISERS for oc. pair. ‘The Black Boots of all the Hose quoted above have LOUIS HEMSDORE'S name on them, and in addition we will WARRANT EVERY PAIR FAST BLACK. Yayzzz Norox Arrascrions. i PURE % BR BM OM Tale ¥ MMM 8 RRR RR 3 www Hea RR £g Rg wwww uM oo RE R 00 ww & i AAA aa ane = MUU EEA EER Y My Voge PE BS ERE, SY op CM BSCR RR e WW Sats ‘We take this occasion to sincerely thank our pa- trons for thelr most :ener- ous response to our *Ro- modeling Reduction Saie" this week. The dewnund has more than exceeded our expectations. In fact, ithas been the most muc- ceesful ‘special sale” we have ever inauxurated. ‘Tho readiness with which you purchased the va- rious advertised lots com- vinces us that you ap- Preciate the reduced prices, We will not mark up a Single article after it has ‘once been marked down. ‘The same low prices we re Quoted: Jaily the past five days will prevail until now obtainable in Costs, Cloaks and Suite, Stik Gloves anu Mitts. Tadies’ and Children's Hose. Underwear and Corsets. Handkerchiefs, Collars ‘nd Cuffs. Veilings and Ruchinzs, Parasols and Umbrellas. Reductions have been made in each of the above- mentioned departments on sccount of remodeling thestore. See ‘*star” of each evening the past week for itemized reductions, Ck KX x 2 v3 ‘983 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. It PELREEDEDLORASGRARLERLLLLELAGLE es eaeaesenen tnence: aebat-tortvtatebetotd wo vw Yow ww fs. § mM FEE MM “y % uM ER med J x x x KERES Llatatal wane, waren Bex MEN'S —-SPRING-_ UNDERWEAR——. AND——HOSIERY. ‘Three of a kind: In White wecarry the intermediate- weight garments for the present sea- son in three grades—50c.,—81,— $1.50. The first, s merino finish; the sec~ ond is 50 percent wool; the third, all wool. A most desirable Norfolk and New Brunswick number in Sypring- weight Cashmere, Sage color—at 81.50. 4 Full-fashioned White Cashmere, American Hosiery Company make, 82.00. ‘Next tothe GERMAN-——SANITARY— WOOL —-UNDERWEAR-— We know of none superior as to com- fort and saferusrd against taking cold. We have two grades—81.60, 82. ‘MEN'S HALF HOSE. Our three 25c. grades, represonting three colors, are absolutely fast and seamiess—in Solid Biack—in Solid Mode—in Solid Natural. This make *‘Seamless Hose” we have lately introduced, and we feel confident they will give the satisfac- tion of a 50c. quality. ‘The extra large sizes we carry only im finer crades—Black and Mode— ‘11g and 12, OUTFITTER. . Cosews Tanne Srors, 523 11TH ST. N.W.. Branch of 8. Cohen & Co., Boston. ‘We have received another assortment of Jane Had- {ng’s (Waist and Hip Trimming) in Black Silk, Steel, Jot, Jet and Gold, Crochet, also in colors. This makes the most effective trimming, for @ low price, of any style ever introduced. ‘Opened today most beautiful assortment of Fancy Colored Embroidery Trimming for Chins Silke in all combinations of colors, Very stylish. NOTION DEPARTMENT. Horn Bone~7, 8,9, 10,11 and 12-inch, Black and Blonde. De Long Hook and Byes—White, Bick and Drab. Velveteen Skirt Binding. ali colors. Rubber Shirt Protectors—Biack, Brown, Gray, Tan, 8. COHEN & ©0,, my13 B23 Lith st. nw. BIAS VELVET on canvas ready for bottom of skirt, in Black and colors. SPECIAL, 15c. yard. BEST SILK GARTER ELASTIC, all colors, ¥ are yy im BEST SILK GARTER ELASTIC, alles, | YY BF ee aa extra wide. 2c. yard. : = FRILLED EDGE SILK GARTER ELASTIO, allcolors. SPECIAL, 2c. yard. ‘ : VELVET GARTER ELASTIC, Black, 18end | ysuye uy Do sep etonee 25e. yard. shoe you may fancy. Any “PEARL,” “CHARM,” “EXQUISITE” and —_ novelties we may not have “SE PLUS ULTRA" DRESS SHIELDS, |! slow we will make to Every palr WARRANTED. SPECIAL PRICES, | Tiways suarantesing. yore c., 13c., 16c. and Iie. patr. Sizes, 23,4. | fect eatiaiaction. Our line of outing shoes CANVAS BELTS, 9 and 20e. each. ‘bas nover been approached SILK BELTS, ALL COLORS, 7c. exch. paler oe LEATHER BELTS inal of the NEW SHAPES, tgredce. Our Patent Lestines in Imitation Seal and Alligator, REAL SEAL, Shove at 85, 67.50 and €10 ALLIGATOR, SUEDE and RUSSIA LEATHER; fare the beet and meet dus Gifferent shades. Prices, 22, 25, 38, 39, 50, 75, she wete, i ‘85 and 8d. each, withallof thenew style Buckles Sel ; WILSON & CARE, 929 F at. nw. sddi- | ayi9-5e Baltimore store, 4 and 6 W, Baltimore st. tion to our already large stock of Parasols ‘this week. Come in and sce them. They are bee utes W. 4. PIEROR & 00., 6 (Becceasors to E. @. DAVIS, _ iy Mareet Seace, Coe. thst. €1.35 to duplicate the majority of the Corset Covers, ‘Weknow that tho truth unvarnished is not always found in advertisements, and, perhaps, more pe cially fm the advertisements of the merchant who ts 80 anxious to imform you that Ae never exaggerates. Taking them all tn all, advertisements will be found Very elpful, ‘The merchant naturally selects the bes: values to mention, and if he does sometimes exaggerate he is not the less telling of his best values, To know Of the best vulues in ang store isa great help to shop- ‘pers—saving time, trouble and money: therefore, ad- ‘Vertisements ARE beipful. GENTLEMEN: The best values here for you are the Gossamer ‘Merino Shirts and Drawers at 35c. each or three suits for €2. This underwear was manufactured to soll at 50 cents and is selling elsewhere at that price. We ciosed out the balance of the manufacturer's stock at reduction in price, thus enabiing this unexagyerated statement: 50c. QUALITY MEN'S UNDERWEAR FORY5 CENTS. ‘The Shirts, sizes 34 to 42, have the fibbed necks, silk bound and stitched fronts; the Drawers, sizes 30 to 40, have tapes at seams and trouser-shape fronts. Equally true is it that weare offering warranted Fast Black Half Hose at 25 cents that cannot be duplicated ‘st less than 35 cents. You don’t want to know the rea- son, only THE FACT. ‘We may also easily prove that the identical styles and qualities of Four-in-hand and Knot Scarfs, reduced from 46 to 39 cents, are the same ae being offered else where at 60 conte. €aMen's Department near, door No. 1119 Pa. ave. THE PALAIé ROYAL. (Continued below.) —————— Vareanie Fists To Livres. VEILS.—The new Veilings at prices a little lower than usually prevailing are Maline Silk Vetls, in three scarce tints of Heliotrope, 7 cents. ‘The latest from Paris has velvet dots and tiny jet beads, glittering like iamonds, 2c. veil. Silk Net Veils with gold and silver specks, ground colors of Grays, Tans, Browns and Black and White,Ocents. Thenew Spider-webVeils, 2 cents; with spiders, 51 cents. The latest tint of Pearl Gray Silk Veils, with silver dots, 25 cents. Tissue Veils, with new-style border, 10 cents. Silk Grenadine Yells, new mesb, Grays, Tans, Browns, London Red, ‘White and Black, 19 cents. These new Yells force Prices down for what were considered not undesir- able and what are still the most desired by many. The best quality Sewing Silk Veils, in all new colors, re- duced from 25 to 21 centsa yard. The 19. quality Silk Grenadine Veils that are not the latest shades re- duced to 5 cents, PARASOLS.—The latest novelty is the Cockscomb Parasol, and the lowest price yet quoted is here—86. 8. ‘The Bouquet Parasols in India silks, with flowers, fix- ures, polka dots and plain colors, €5.68. Lyons polke. dot novelties, all colors, only $3.98. A combination Jot, which includes many 85 Parasols,for ONLY 83.68 each. All colors, including scarce Grays, Tans, &., in Surah, Gros Grain and Puritan silks; plain colors and those with latest style bend borders, SUN UMBRELLAS.—Lyons Novelty Silk Umbrellas in ail colors. with extra cover to match. Handles of Dresden china with ‘*burnt-in” paintings, $5.68. ‘Those with less expensive handles, $3.68. HOSIERY. — Warranted Fast Black Hose for 21 cents. GUARANTEED 23c. QUALITY. Ladies’: Richelicu rib, also plain, tn medium and light weights. Boys : With double knees, &c. ; sizes 7to 10. Misses’: Dery Fib, also fine rib; sizes 5 to 8}. Children’s: Plat..; sizes 410834 Allat 21 centsa pair. Guaranteed Fast Black and to be 25c. quality. RIBBONS.—Silk Velvet Ribbons, satin backs, a'l ‘Widths and all shades, marked at Palais Koyal prices. The 10 per cent discount allowed tomorrow is worth learning. WRAPS.—The stock of Jackets, Traveling Uisters, Capes, Tea Gowns, Shawis and Children's Coats and Suits is still complete. One-tenth allowed off the marked prices. MANDKERCHIEFS.—We didn’t reduce many stylee of our 12%-cent Handkerchiefs to 5 cents yesterday without good reason. The new 12%c. Handkerchiofs will tell you. Also ask to sve the Sic. Handkerchiefs ‘with borders embroidered in similar styles to the hand- ‘embroidered French goods we sell from $1 to $2.50 each. Compare them just for curiosity. So superior are these new 35c. Handkerchiefs that those here pre- vious to their arrival are reduced to 25 cents. NOTICE.—You witl not again read of bargains like those quoted below—not until the summer of 1892. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Bor Twice A Yen. Twice annually we surprise our patrons with the Finest Cotton and Cambric Underwear at much less than the cost of materials and trimmings. Semi-an- nually we are complimented by one of the leading manufacturers of the country, who chances us a nomi- nal price forhis samples. The summer season being over with the manufacturer, we are now the happy ‘and proud possessors of a few hundred undergarments, which are in turn to surpriseand please our patrons. ‘Traveling salesmen are naturally anxious to preserve the Lesuty of their samples, so that few of the gar- ments show sikns of handling. The prices we ask are but» slizht edvance on the cost to usand, we may be pardoned for writing, are complimentary prices ‘made for the benefit of the Palais Royal patrons. Others will understand why we thus write, ‘THE PALAIS ROY, (Continued below.) oe $1.98 For 85 Uxpenoanuenrs TABLE No. 1—The lot comprises some garments Worth more and some less than five dollars; none worth less than 83.98 and few worth more than 85.68. ‘The Gowns, Skirts, Corset Covers and Chemises are what are termed Bridal Garments—made of finest cambrics and muslins and trimmed with choicest laces and embroideries. But it’s not only the best materials that are used—the style isan important feature, Someof the Gowns are fac similes of the imported French garments, whose originality and beauty have won for them distinctive nuies, notably, the Bern- hardt and the Langtry. LadJes of taste will find pleas- ure in looking over this collection, which, though stuall, is one of the choicest possible to gather to- wether. Some of the embroideries and laces used on the garments are alone worth nearly three times one dollar and ninety-eight cents, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) $1.68 Fon $3 Unvezosnuexre, TABLE No. 2—The average worth of the samples on this table is 83; there are garments that usually re- tail at €3.98, $3.68, $3.50, 82.98 and $2.25. Gowns, ‘Skirts and Corset Covers with trimmings of laces and embroideries as fine as used on the 81.98 garments mentioned in the paragraph above—icss in quantity Dut same in quality. You may choose from those trimmed with Medicis, Plat Valenciennes snd Linen ‘Torchon Laces. Only this disadvantage, no two gar- ments exactly alike, You'll shut your eyes to this when you may secure two garments for price of one. If you will not many others will, and thank us for this ‘semi-annual treat, ‘THE PaLals ROY, (Continued below.) 98 Cenzs Fon $1.68 Ganwexre, TABLE No. 8—Thone who attend this sale in season may easily secure Underwear at 96 cents that cannot ‘de duplicated at less than $2.25 and $1.98. The late caller cannot do worve than secure @ $1.35 Garment for 8cents. None are worth ees, Gowns, Chemises, Drawers, Corset Covers, Skirts; trimmings of laces and embrolderies such as you haven't yet seen on garments offered at @1, at least not since our sale about this time last yous. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. {Continned below.) 69 Cewrs Fon $1 Gansenre. TABLE No, 4 is loaded with Corset Covers, Drawers, (Chemices and Skirts, none of which are worth lems than 1. Some of the Lace Trimmed Lawn and Cam- ‘brio Chemises are well worth $1.25. : TABLE No. 5—Chotee for 70 cents. Tt will cost you A OG, A TIT A ss AF A TTT! A Pd Fe RAY OUR SATURDAYS ARE ALWAYS “GREAT,” BUSY DAYS WITH US. TOMORROW WILL BE THE GREAT- EST DAY OF THEM ALL. SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES ON MANY DESIRABLE GOODS, AND, BEING THE LAST DAY OF OUR SUCCESSFUL “TEN-DAYS SALE” OF FINE HAND-SEWED FooT WEAR, ARE SURE TO MAKE IT 80. TOMORROW THE LAST DAY FOR Those Ladies’ Elegant €5 Hand-sewed Button at ¢3.65. Ladies’ Fine Donzols Hand-turn or Tic Dutton ana Laced 04 Boots at PPV e eas Jol leases! | ° ° ° ° Those Ladies’ Genuine Hand-made, o@ — Ensy-titting Laced and Button, Tipped © or Plain Toe $3 Boots at $2.45. ‘The last day at $2.85 for Gents’ Regu- oo Jar Hend-sewed Calf and Genuine Kan- sfar00 Shoes of most any style. ° IN ADDITION WE HAVE RE DUCED SPECIALLY FOR TOMOR- ROW ONLY: ‘Misses'and Child's Fine Dongola $1 o ‘He: ed and Spring Heel Oxford Ties—to 7S cants, Boys’ and Youths’ our best Patent Leather Low Shoes—to $1.23. 6 different styles of Ladice’ Hand- ‘turned Oxford Ties, good 1.50 values— ot e123 coo Another batch of those Ladies’ Real Dongola Tiee—piain and tipped—st 730 conte, ° coo For men, the most comfortable and durable Low-cnt Shoes youve ever seen ‘at 82; tomorrow at $1.50. WE RAVE AGAIN INCREASED OUR FORCE OF SALES PEOPLE TO IN- SURE PROPER ATTENTION TO EVERYBODY. HOWEVEI YOU HAD BETTER CALL IN THE FORENOON IF YOU CaN. coo eco LSE A aA bi 4 exe amen a RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 SEVENTH STREET, 1922 PENN. AVE., my15 231 PENN. AVENUE SOUTHEAST. Seer ries ir Kors Puanwacy. SEVENTH AND E STS. ¥.W. LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES. FIGURES TALK. Shoe Brushes, special jot, with or without handles. . = ‘Turkish Towels, imported lin- en, best quailty. x Mineral Campbor for Moths, treble refined, entirely new. ‘Moth Camphor down to. Joid and rubber. Florida Water, largest size bot. tles and very best.. ~ Florica Water, same size, good, but not as good as above... Young People's Perfumes, Colgate's, 4 bottles in abox.. 250. box Tooth Soap, very best quality. 5e Whisk Brooms, good. <~ 0c Patent Medicines, nearly all Popular kinds. 8g Oe Cuticura Reso!vent, Hood's, Ayers’, Warner's Sarspsrillas, Simmons’ Keyulator, 8. 8. 8., Hostetter's Hop and Iron Bitters, &e., &c. ‘We hope you will appreciate this Saturday list (cut itout). Values are way down and fiicures talk. LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES. By Tthand R AE oo FR oom fH 4S Fo H de Ba. - THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 14TH AND 15TH INSTANT, WE SHALL KEEP OUR STORE OPEN FROM 7:30 TO 10 P. M, WHEN WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO BEE ALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS. NO GOODS OFFERED FOR SALE OX THIS occasion. M. W. BEVERIDGE, IMPORTER OF CHINA AND GLASSWARE 1215 F AND 1214 G 8T., mb73m Ovrme Suits, Ounse Samrs, BELTS, CAPS, BLAZERS AND ALL KINDS OF ATHLETIC Goops, ‘We have just opened s large importation of Outing Shirts trom Virge, Middleton & Co,, London. B. UB, STINEMETZ & SON, mylt 1237 Pennsylvania ave. A Few Srunrzzs, A Beentiful Embroidered Muslin Bed Set, CHANGES IN THE WRATERS 18 TO PURIFY aTER‘s SABSAPARILLA IT VITALIZES AND ENRICHES ‘THE LIFE CURRENT AD MAKES THE WEAK STROXG. HAS CURED OTHERS, WILL CURE YOU ux You Suovrn Use Scorrs EMULSION OF COD LIVER OLL WITH HYPOPHOSPRITES, Ttis used and endorsed by phynicians because tt is the best. ‘tis Palatable as Milk. tts three times as efficactous as plain Cod Liver ou. tis far superior to all other so-called Emulsions. Itts a perfect Emulsion, does not separate or change. It is wonderful as a Fiesh Producer. It is the best remedy for Consumption, Scrofula, Bronchitis, Wasting Diseases, Chronic Coughs and Colds. Sold by all Drusgists. @10 SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, N.Y. Mac. A. Rerrzars New Boor. She publisher. book entitled “HOW TO BE BEAU- PUL." and Shilanthiropyet ae in Tac i Pick tis WER request of thoussnds of her Pe oe Scpienion Tandon ‘twoks givane tie pubbe tke veheut ot wet Yearwet caperience, The book is whiten ta bikie and\wensbie nuuruawe, sbowine bow anyone cal ‘abd maintain perzection of the face au torus. ‘To all cailere this week this Look will ve gaven ites. ‘Out of town can secureit ty sending Uc ostaue: MME. A. RUPPERT, Branch Office oF tow, mnie Washineton, D.C. M** WiNsvow's soo1nine syRcr Has been unet for over FIFTY YEARS by MTr- LIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS theGUMS, ALLAYSall PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC, and §s the best remedy for DIARRHEA. fold by Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for “Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no otuer kind Scents Wttie, al5-ly. F. oR Dyerzrsta USE BROWN'S IRON BITTERS. Physicians recommend it. deal ke it. @1 per bottle. Genuine hes evil dnt er 8.5 fate Genain ‘PHOSE UNHAPPY PERSONS WHO SUFFER { bo Little Nerve Pills, wheth are made epee oe Bleey- jess, nervous, dyspeptic sufferers. Price, Jie. Fonsrrene, CARPETS, MATTINGS, REFRIGERATORS, BaBY CARRIAGES, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES. ‘Happiness reigns only where comfortable sur- roundings exist. ‘Theve are the objects of life and formerly cost fortunes to acquire. Under the safeguard of our EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM ‘Honor takes the Place of Wealth and Comfort nesties round the ‘Wisdom suggests the cutlay of a few dollars ‘08 an earnest of your good will, and the balance ‘Will be cheerfully intrusted to your honor for Payment by the week or month, asyour cir- cumstances may determine the most convenient. ‘Thus distressand discomfort become strangers: to American homes. HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, (G17, O21 and O23 7th at, And (636 Moss. ave. nw. ‘Sole and exclusive agency for the Celebrated Easy-riding Whitney Carriage. fe7-te DOWT yOU TRY NE eee Srozscz Tuowzs. ‘You need something wore than ea old which to pack away your winter goods and valus- dies, ‘Gun show yous quot as of Dowie Suor, Suorm, Smom HOOVER & SNYDER, ‘1317 Pennayivanie evento. ‘The etvic, stock and workmanship of oor ‘Mens, Ladies’ and Onildren's Shess oro the ‘dest, and we gusrantes to every purchaser par Peck catiafection im quslity,comfert end prices. HOOVER 6 SNYDER, 1207 Pennaytvante evenne, =e 2d EDITION. THE CHILIANS ALERT. No Doubt That the Esmeralda is Seeking the Itata, HE CRUISER ARRIVES AT ACAPULCO, Prospects of an Engagement With the Charleston. LATE MEXICAN ADVICES. THE ESMERALDA AT ACAPULCO, Officers Come Ashore and Learn the Enten- tons of This Government. Sr. Loris, May 15.—A special from the City of Mexico says: A dispatch received late last night from Acapulcossys: “The Chilian cruiser Esmeralda entered this port yesterday and eailed again today. Several of her offiocrs were ashore and used the wires and made various in- miries regarding the action of the United Staten, showing” that they had’ were tes formed that the cruiser Charleston hed boon sent in pursuit of the Itata. It is be- lieved that she has steamed north to intercept the tata and protect her should the Charleston attempt to capture her. “The officers who came ashore were very reti- cent, but from one of the sailors it was learned that they expected to sight the Itata and act as her escort down the coast. The Exu « numerous crew and ppeara Yeterane and will fight. The op: ton provatle here that should the Charleston attempt to a ture the Itata a naval engagement will place and the United States gruiser will get the ‘worst of it.” TRE DISPATCH CONFIRWED. The above dispatch was confirmed at the War Department, but the officers were inclined to be reticent. A prominent official said that the craiser had been warned not to remain in port, as Mexico was not harboring insurgent Vensels and did not recognize any other gov- ernment in Chili than that of Balmnceda. That was the reason why the cruiser of the fishing boat which was nearly run down by « large steamer, which carried no lights, says that after bis boat was out of dangera bright, blind- ing light was suddenly flashed upon his craft and that it was undoubtedly produced by an electric light from a man-of-war. He said further that the vessel was steaming north. THE ESMERALDA GORS NowIu. With this fact in view there is butlittle doubt that it was the Esmeralda going north to inter- cept the Itata, It is the general idea that should the Esmeralda meet the Itata before she is overtaken by the Charleston the arms that sbe has and cargo will be transferred. In this case the Charleston could hardly delay the Esmeralda. No proofs would be forthcoming to prove what had become of the munitions of war. This will donbuless be the course which the Esmer- alda’s captain will pursue. The transter of arms being made on the aj ce of the Charleston, the empty Itata could be graciously handed over to it. @ A Ifa naval engagement takes place it cannot be delayed, if the Charleston is on the right track, much later than tomorrow, and will Seen ent ent the state of jalizco. A SYerERIOUs cnart. The following dispatch was received here at Spm: Say Bras Teric, May 14.—A long, low, rakish craft is lying on and off this port with steam and deter eo colors. Fisting, beste report her as being manned by a large crew and pro tected by formidable guns, ——— THE NEW JEKSEY AVENUE TREES, Col. Elliot Does Not Think They Have Been Seriously Damaged. The Commissioners today received a reply to the letter of the parking commission, which was referred to Col. Elliot, relative to injury done to the trees on the east side of New Jer- seyavenne between K and L streets by men laying the water main. Col. Elliot says in his letter that be referred the complaint to the foreman in charge of the work for report and, that he stated that nous of the roote of the trees were cut that could be avoided; that the trees were not destroyed, as charged, and that in his belief no serious dam- age was done to them. In conclusion Col Elliot says: “The main was laid on this short part of ite Toute and the trench was refilied before the complaint reached me, but I sincerely that time may prove the judgment of my fore- man to be correct, and I should very much re- gret the least injary to any tree plated by the ‘commission. ———— Second Edition Continued on Sixth Page. FoR BuEAKING UF 4 CoLD use Dr. D. 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