Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1891, Page 4

. 4 THE EVENING STAR. CROSBY 8. NOYES... TRE EVENING STAR has the fultest Local (Circalation of any Newspaper in the World, mad as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers pablished in Washington. ———_—_—_—_——— Prof. Goldwin Smith may be all right on reci- procity, but he certainly is all wrong on public schools in the United States. Denouncing the proposition for free schools made by the tory party in England, he says that a commission of inquiry should be sent to the United States and Canada, where, he says, the results prove that the system has become one of public almsgiving on the largest scale to people not needing it, leaving the dangerous class still dangerous. ‘The Canadian school system may or may not be able to take care of itself; the system of public schools in the states and terri- tories of this republic and the District of Colum- bia cannot suffer from any such statement where the facts in thecase are accessible. But Goldwin Smith, an intense partisan apparently more Wax Wesraze Goons. AUT pe BABY CARRIAGES, ~ Seeman Rote the, 1 $52 So Gaettace netased a Carriage to: £918 Gina decd odie We also have about 100 different PG FE -24 ‘ow is your opportunity to secure one See our Loader at $4.00. S11 have left few of thove Rockers, agedeoaiey epnpiioned im tapestry eT Gt ever? docciption from #5 to @58. We & most superb amortment of pT ange Matings of all guedes, now m0 Finer Matton, ¢petoras, st 98 per roll of particular to maintain his cause by words than | 599 facts, ought not to pervert the truth with which of necessity he is somewhat acquainted, as be has resided some little time in this country. The proposition for free schools in England may be “state socialism,” as Prof. Smita says, but if is not necessarily “perilous,” as he declares. The particular bill supported by the government is not, perhaps, ‘the best that could have been devised to ef- fect the purpose. It is probably too much in the line of aid extended to schools as religious institutions, parcelling out the educational fund between the regular parochial or Chnreh of Pngland schools, and the smaller dissenting schools. The time may be not the most suitable, when the gov- ernment is one of church and state combined, to set up a free common school system. Never- theless frec schools are the only means by which the mass of children will ever be edu- cated im any country. The bill should be im- proved as faras possible andenacted. if Gold- win Smith is willing to risk leaning anything | that he does not want to! poses he migh: come along with the proposed commission and find how wide of the mark is bis sweeping statement above cited. The illness of Blaine like that of Gladstone calls attention pointedly, m the almost univer- sal interested and anxions comment of the people which it h ited, to the strong hold which these great party leaders have secured upon the admiration and regard of their respective Such men are usually compelled to wait until after @eath for unreserved appreciation and general and oper! recognition of their genius. Ines which suggests to a country or toa party the possibility of the loss of a wise and brilliant statesman, zealous in its service, sometimes elicits for the living a portion of the tribute of deserved praise which a majority of the public are accustomed to reserve until it may be lavished upon the dead. —_—_or 2 Edison is right about the price of world fair tickets. Twenty-five cents apicce is suficient. More money can be made at that rate than at the larger rate of fifty cents, which it has been taken for granted would be charged. The smaller price will be a great inducement for Paterfamilias to come with materfamilias ‘and all the girls and boys. At Paris the average admission fee was not as large as twenty-five cents. Chicago may well follow the example of the shrewd and thrifty French in fixing the ticket rates. od Whether approved or not by the governor the bill of the Pennsylvania legisiatare appro- priating $100,000 for a group statue of Meade and his corps commanders at Gettysburg is ap- proved by the public without regard to party. ‘The Union was saved at Gettysburg on those fateful days of July. Meade and his men have an enduring monument in the hearts of patri- ots, but the fashion of erecting monuments of bronze, marble and granite to the republic’s Protectors and martyrs is one to be perpetu- ated. +e ¥ Now if the large concessions made by Eng- land to Portugal in order to save the monarchy should not save it what must be the chagrin of Lord Salisbury’s cabinet? Should England in- terfere to suppress the republic with the as- sistance of Spain France would probably take band, both on republican principles and be- Cause she basa grudge to pay against the in- terference of the Portuguese king's relatives in Behalf of the Boulanger sedition. In sucha omplication the baby king of Spain might also find himself without a crown or the hope of one. ——_+- <The rapid accumulation of Washington relics has strengthened the purpose of the Mt. Ver- non regents to erect @ fire-proof building to hold them. The new structure will be a valus- bie accession to the estate and will add greatly to the interest of the people in this shrine of liberty. Everything relating to George Wash- ington and his private residence is interesting to Americans and their admirers abrotd. It is gratifying to learn that within @ very short time the collection of valuable Washingtonians bas gro vn largely over any previous period. ++ Edison is reported to be constructing a sounding board of wires and magnetic ores to hear the music of Apollo as he rolls along in his fiery chariot through the vault of the uni- verse. If the suncan be linked to the light- | —— Ring as well as the parlor to the opera house, as promised, what secret of society or mystery of nature is secure from Edison's world- engirdiing genius? If this wild Walpurgis- night of science goes on earth is sure to eon- ‘verse with Mars and Venus and even with Finged Satara and belted Jupiter. ++ Canada, governmentally considered, is not happy. The premier is physically disabled, his oldest colleague is legally and morally under ‘the ban and the third statesman in influence is absent at bis post in London. All this Feconstruction—Sir John Macdonald to health, Bir Hector Langevin to freedom from indiet- ment for fraud and malversation of public fands, or at least the return to home and as- sumption of chief authority of Sir Charles ‘Tupper. The “Kanucks” have our sympathies. ro “It is something in the dearth of fame” that some of the southern states by the late cengus showed gain of enrolled pupils in public schools over the gain of population of 30 to 90 percent, When such hitherto, educationally speaking, beckward communities as Arkansas ‘and Mississippi make a fine showing like this, the bird of freedom can afford to utter an extra screaia as he sours aloft. Ls Besi Steel ‘ fee SLT ate Seago We algo make to order all kinds of Win- dow and Door Screens.” Let us give you an we seta Bent ones Laces which wat Irish. Put up at short notice. We use ruaranites eves ‘Estimates given. only” the beer ‘Prices from #3 ‘Soup. WALL PAPERS. @ have concluded to close out our Ws Paper Department, and will, commencing Monday morning, sell the entire stock ats, Feluetion of oe. on the Now's: ‘Your chance! JULIUS LANSBURGE, 13th and F sts. my16 ae =lS|=1=] 5 aa bh my Neidd iad > Mie 7 oan | ® ec = m= ‘MONDAY. ——We talked Underwear, 81.60 per garment, 83 per suit. TUESDAY.—— We talked Neckwear. SOc. oF $2.75 for dozen. WEDNESDAY. —— We talked Hats. €2, 82.50, $3 up to 85. THURSDAY. —— We t8lked Outing Apparel. 81.50 Oxford Negligee Shirts. FRIDAY.—— We talked Sanitary Wool Under- wear and Hosiery. SATURDAY.——Today we are busy selling them and we have very little time to talk. Wewould rather have you, Af you have not seen these special items offered this week, call and . inspect them—not necessary to buy—before closing time, 11 o'clock tonight. JOSEPH AUERBACH, @3Pa ave N.Y. AVE, OOR 15TH. it — — Mrs. I. V. Sraree, 981 ¥ STREET OPENING OF SUMMER MILLINERY, TUESDAY, MAY 19.” IMPORTED HATS AXD TOQUES. LONDON SAlLona. = FOR THE SEASHORE AND MOUNTAINS. MR. CLOTWORTHYS HEARING RESTORED AFTER A DEAFNESS OF TWENTY YEARS. Xo man isin better spirits today than Mr. Jas. T. Seeworthy, whose place of business is at 1148 7th Dw. Mr. Ciotworthy has been a resident of Washington ‘whole-souled for the past 12 years, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON: D.C, SATURDAY, MAY “Maze Har Wanz Tus Sox 8 j 3 4 5 aid ous for you to pick for yourselves at 36 CENTS A YARD. ‘The only four pieces that you have left us of those novelties in. BLACK Gray contrast richly with the Black Spots. ‘They were 4c. Pick for yourselves at 40 CENTS A YARD. EMBROIDERED GINGHAMS— quartet of shades—Light and Dark Bine, Lavender and Black,or Biack and White—G2i cents usually— — to joim this sale—you pick for your- ves at SOCENTSA YARD. ‘Those 80-inch SCOTCH CREPONS—than ‘which you will find nothing more comfortable and with ten ways to look fora satisfactory this grand “GING ‘35 CENTS A YARD. ‘The ‘SATIN PLAID Novelties and s host of other ‘The BOURETTE SPOTTED NOVELTIES— three colors in the family—Red, Gray and Navy Biue—30 inches wide—are now but 30 CENTS A YARD. newer patterns—32 inches wide, 40 CENTS A YARD. Yellow, Bine, Rose, Lavender, Pink, Pearl and Brown COIN SPOTS have settled down to ‘We haves better grade to show--cholcer and too—only 50 CENTS A YARD. ‘The GRENADINE GINGHAMS tn Navy Blue, Pink and Lar among the bar- gains at 80 CENTS A YARD. If you want MOURNING GINGHAMS there was never a better time to buy them, be- cause they are only 25 CENTS A YARD. ANDERSON’S are only 40 CENTS A YARD. ‘What better bargain could you ask for than to Pick among ‘‘usable” remnants? We have lots of them—all lengths and not marked even one- half the reguiar price. ‘This is not a money-making sale, but it iss favor winner. Every lady who secures one of these patterns any one—cannot help appreciating the liberal spirit with which we have arranwed matters, We have told you before the real meaning of the word'“BARGAIN.” If you want our definition we refer you first tos perusal of this announcement and then to an attend- ance upon the sale. It is worth sometuing to know of this beforehand. Gives you time to make up your MONDAY 18 THE DAY NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840. BY Cuzorr Wira Us Ragumzs No Capital and yet conducts you to FORTUNE! ‘Home possesses no attraction to the tired hus- ‘band snd father unless he is greeted with COMFORTABLE SURROUNDINGS. MATTIN 8 REFRIGERATORS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES. ‘The toiling housewife, too, demands her abare of bliss and provides domestic comforts for herself and children. FURNITURE, CARPETS, BABY CARRIAGES, All these purchased under the wing of our : EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM. ‘Sustain her im her daily warfare at home and ‘Work contentment and happiness to every mem- ber of the housebold. HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 17, G21 and 023 7th ot, venesmoiome but wenerally worse in damp ——_— Wy Rose would stud! up more Kaiser William's horses ran away with him | fog dy and feverish. My threat Sum all nek - yesterday in such a manner as to cause serioug | (™tPUslly clearing jt. Oftentimes I used doubts im his mind whether or not be was alone | “i had teen to tupac toa fit to bad $3 taster in that country. Patent medicines, but the troubles till oo = —- had been reading im the dali papers of Dr. 1 Marshalltown, Towa, is to have a beet factory which will turn out 400 tong of “short + Eow is Mr. Boyd, late acting governor of Ne- | * 4ilferent person. s braska, going to got even, should the Supreme | 0", erat Bas certainly done a Court, after several years delay, dscade that he was the real governor? ————++s____ England, remembering the Alabama busi- ‘ness, chuckles over our impetuous zeal in try- ing to catch the Tata, ———<--—___. John Young Brown is the new governor of —_—_—-+ = Suppose we send outa deadly coal scow to — ‘Overtake aid sin aepemmen Ta amoushiy and said be could help me. I ‘We are now located in our new store, No. 1215 F and ecndeantenae Seen bat bes 1214 G ot., with increased facilities and o new and is mo more rinwing in may ears, my nose large stock of POTTERY, PORCELAIN, GLASS WARK, ‘appreciate ft im every sense of the word. DR. Cc. M. JORDAS, 6 13th st. ow. EXTENDED TO Us IN THE PAST. aati, Dee of Ge Nowe, Threat, Lanes) gory aaewe FOR THR GELEDRAFED CONSULTATION FRE EDDY REFRIGERATORS. Office hours: 9 omndern Siete, tigate ‘SM. W. BEVERIDGR, ‘2e.; OPAQUE, | IMPORTER OF CHINA AND GLASS WARE, 1891-SIXTEEN PAGES, —— ‘The display in the large canter window of the Palais Royal is cresting much amtse- ‘ment and at the same time ts instructive and profitable. The card im the windew roadie. ee eereee a thie window are ecw er ene Beme f the fabrics displayed in others are the adverticed S0c. Silke, while others are the isc. Pongees, ‘WHICH 18 WHICH? 81 India Silke, . ‘The amusement is caused by the confident manner tn which the many groups of ladies approach the window from time to time and the good-natured arguments ‘end fun caused by the various opinions as to ““WHICH 18 WHICH!" The instruc tion and profit derived from the display is the object lesson, which illustrates the Possibilities of America’s great product—COTTON. Here are cotton fabrice at 1236 cents a yard (Monday's special price to be 10 cents) placed side by aide with those of India Gilk at $1 and 50 conts 8 yard, the latter acknowledged to be worth nearera * dollar than 59 cents s yard, and yet {1.40 dificult to determine “which ta whieh." Qo FOR ADRESS. A dross that any lady of refinement may appropri- ately wear may be made of these Silk-fintsh India Pongees. Aptly named, for the designs and colors and material are so much like the more expensive India Silks that we have dared place them side by side in the window and puzsie you when we ask: Wich is which? ‘Monday's spectal price, 10 CENTS A YARD, doesn't ‘seem so much less than the usual price—a few cents s yard reduction isn’t much to you, but it's all and more than our profit, so please appreciate this one of ‘Monday's attractions. We figure the cost of the dress at $1.33, as follows: 10 yards Pongee, at 100... 2 yards Selesia, at 120. 1 dozen buttons, st 5c. 1 spool O. N. T. cotton... 00. z | wok ‘S@-You may make the dress much more expensive Jooking by using the trimmings that often go with the €1 India Silks, The Plain Chins Silke at 50centss yard or the Surah at 75 cents are shown in suitable colorings and as bat little is used the additional cost is not much, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Sa The 01.75 Black Silk Lace Flouncings offered at 81.19 @ yard te to be one of Monday's attractions Gt the Palate Royal. Cazau Fraxxez Dazss Goons. ‘You may be certain as to where are the best values if you will compare samples. Here are what weclaim ‘are superior qualities for the prices: 40-inch Cream All-wool Albatross. 40-4nch Cream Nun's Veiling.. 40-inch Cream All-wool Semge......-ssesee--+-500. yard. 40-inch Soft-Ainish Cloth Serge.. 40-inch Cream Silk-finish Henriettas.... 40-inch Cream All-wool Lansdown... ‘54-inch Cream Summer-weight Broadcloth. i E27 It your dress is to be worn st seashore or moun- tain we recommend the gold trimmings that are warranted not to tarnish. We refer to our Gold Her- cules and Suotache Braids, 3 to 13 inches wide, from 5 to 25 centsa yani. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Sar The lace fowneing with the eur de lia center and renaissance border is a well-known $1.75 lace. The epectal price—$1. 19 @ yard—showld attract you to the Palate Royat. ‘Japanese Silks were never more popular. We have been fortunate in securing efew more of those dress lengths. 15-yard Dress Lengths of Cream Jap. Silk, guaran- teed the quality usually sold for 85c. s yard, for ONLY @9 THE DRESS. Another lot of Black Jap. Silks, which we think as ood as the last lot, which caused so much favorable comment. Only a few pieces. 5 pieces, 23 inches wide, only 75e. yard, 8 pieces, 27 inches wide, only $18 yard. 2 pieces, 27 inches wide, only @1.25 a yard. Some new Figured India Silks, Black, Cream and colored «rounds. $1 yard. A fow pieces remain of those Polka Dot India Silks, Gray with White dots, China Blue and White dots, Back, Navy and Brown with White dots, 50c. yard. ‘The Sursh Silks of Bisck and White stripes for trimming st 75 and 85c. yard are extra good qualt- thee at the prices. ‘The Striped Wash Silks at 60 cents will soon be one of the barrains of the past. Remember, these silks have been justly claimed a bargain at 75 cents. yard. BLACK SURAH Silks that we want you to compare with samples from elsewhere: 19 inches wide at 500. « yard. ‘China Silks in all colors, 23 inches wide, for 50 cents ‘ayard. Superior Surahs at 75 cents, (Continued below.) = Be Monday will see @ new eupply of b8-inch Black Silk Lace Drapery Nets at only 69 cents a yard, sups- rior to what are usually sold at higher prices. Svar Woor Dusss Goons. ‘We want judges of quality to see theso special lots of Prisetley‘s 45-inch Light-weight Batiste, 98c. yard. Priestley’s 42-inch Silk Warp Clairette, $1.25 yard. Priestley’s 42-inch Summer Convent Cloth, $1.25 yard, 62-17 you got samples eleswhere see that Pricetley's Ox Moxvay, Mar 18, THE PALAIS ROYAL WILL ADD TO THE LAGE STOCK SOME OF THE BEST BARGAINS YET ITS GOOD FORTUNE TO OFFER a aT CENTS, Ea BLACK SILK CHANTILLY LACES FROM 3 TO 7 INCHES WIDE, IN ENTIRELY NEW DESIGNS AND SUPERIOR QUALITY SILK, 250. YARD. PLAT VALENCIENNES LACES, 9INCHES WIDE, SUCH AS USUALLY SELLS AT 45 CENTS, FOR ONLY 950. AYARD. Among the other styles are White Silk Chantilly Laces, 410 Ginches wide. Twenty Leautifal patterns im Oriental Laces from 4 to8 inches wide, Sizde- ‘signs of Valenciennes Lace, 435 tuches wide. Twenty Patterns of All-linen and gusranteed Hand-made Tor- chon Laces. Irish Point Laces from 434 to 6s inches Wide. Alleilk Cream Fedora Laces Imitation of Duchess Lace, ALL AT 2 CENTS A YARD. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Ox Moxvay. Max 18, THE PALAIS ROYAL WILL HAVE ON SALE WARKANTED AJ.L-SILK LACE DRAPERY NETS, 48 INCHES WIDE, aT + el a) onty “ity 8 ENTS. THESE NETS ARE GUARANTEED ALL SILK. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Ox Moxpar, May 18, THE PALAIS ROYAL WILL OFFER AS A SPE- CIAL ATTRACTION TRE CELEBRATED FLEUR DE LIS PATTERN OF SILK LACE FLOUNCING aT ONLY et at whe 3 i Hi og A YARD. ih = ih THIS FLOUNCING 18 WELL KNOWN AND A POPULAR FAVORITE AT $1.75 A YARD. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Ox Mospar, Mar 18, THE PALAIS ROYAL'S 98. QUALITY BLACK LACE DEMI-FLOUNCING, TO MATCH THE FLOUNCING OFFERED AT $1.19, a wo ws CENTS. pi . ‘This Lace is 13 inches wide and cheap at 8c. a yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Ox Mowpay. May 18, THE PALAIS ROYAL WILL OPEN 50 PIECES OF ORIENTAL, VALENCIENNES AND WHITE SILK CHANTILLY DEMI-FLOUNCINGS. PRICE SUR- PRISES ARE TO BE QUOTED, BUT CANNOTBE GIVEN AT TIME OF WRITING—THE GOODS ARE NOT YET OUT OF THE CASES. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Thenew Jet Bow Knots at 500., 75c. and 8c. are the very Jatest. Jet Edges will also be much in de- mand, We have a perfect variety, including the new nail-head designs, at 16c., 18c., 20c., 25c., 50c., G8c., ‘Tse., $1 and up to $2.40 yard. Silk Edges, in Black and colors, 19., 15¢,, 18¢., 20c., 250. and 50c, ayard. A very large assortment of styles and colors, Pearl Buttons in all the correct styles, from the tiny ball to the monster English Coat Button, 18. to $2.35 per dozen are the price extremes, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) A Binoam Ix Russoxs, ‘We ada to stock on Monday the following bargains: Fifty pleces Black G. G. Silk Ribbons, with Sstin Hage. . ‘Width, 5, 7% © 2%, 16, 22. Price, Se.,76., 100. , 120., Mc., 17¢. ‘The quality for the price is the attraction. ‘THE PALAIS BOTAL. (Continued below.) 680. Exsnowzar Frovxomes. ‘Mondsy's special attraction 1s the offering of our ‘5c. Flouncings for only 68, yard. WHITE EMBROIDERIES—Not o trashy pettern of last yoar’sdesign im stock, Undoubted bargains may ‘be seoured those who can appreciate fine goods end CORRECT STYLES. 45-inch Flouncings, 86c. to $2.50 yard. Guipare and Irish Point Embroideries im all widths for rnftes, 20. to 61 a yard. Kainsook and Hamburg Edges, inch to 12 toches ‘wide, 5c. to $1 yard. Match Seta, fine Cambri and’ Natnsooks, three and four widths of edging with insertion to matob, 45nch H. 8, India Linen, 250. to 600, |, ‘Plaid Nainsook, 120. to 250. per yard. ‘Twelve choiee designe and unusually good quality at ‘We'a yard. India Linens, Cambeics, Lawns, Be., at all prices. ‘Tunperial Long Cloth, $1.50 per piece of 12 yards. ‘Musline and Sheeting also st special prices. BLACK EMBROIDERIZS are au fait. Bleck ‘Naineook Robes with flowere embroidered in neta- Taloolor. The patterns with trimmings for body come in 434-yard lengths, mafiicient for complete cos- fumes. Prices from Sls. to 04 per yard. Mainsook, @5 Inches wide, The Black Hemetttched 900 GLORIA SILK UMBRELLAB oth tm- ported handice FOR 01.80 cach. Come in and 4 SPRCIAL JOB IX RIBBONS. ‘We have this day placed om male three extra ordinary values in KOVELTY NECK- RIB- ‘BONS at just HALF the regular prices. Thess ‘RIBBONS, 80 mach in use thisseason, were se- cured from « well-keown importer st half the ‘usual price, and we offer them to cur patrons at the same rate. LOT 1-ALL-SILK NOVELTY NECK RIB- ‘BONS, tu gros grain with fancy LACE EDGE, tm all ef the and COMBINA- ‘TIONS, 1 inch wide. Regular price, 2c. yard. OUR JOB PRICE, ic. yard. LOT 2-FANCY BROCADED NECK RIB- ‘BONS, in pretty and rich effects, Just brought out this SPRING. Vory popular for the necks Of dresses. Rewular price, 220. yard. OUR SPECIAL JOB PRICE, Sic. yard. LOT 3-ALL-SILK GROS GRAIN LOOP EDGE RIBBON, in 23 different COLORS and COMBINATIONS, consisting of Solid Colores and PLAIN COLORS with CONTRASTING LOOP EDGE. This is the most popular NECK ‘Ribbon in the market. We have hed a tremen- Gous sale of this style of Ribbon for the past 3 months. Regular price, 2c. SPECIAL JOB PRICE, Uc. yard. NOVELTY RIBBON for HAT BANDS or BELTS. We have also received s pretty as- sortment of those heery Faille Iiibbons, in STRIPES and RING patterns, in COMBINA- ‘TIONS of BLACK and RED, NAVY and CAR- DINAL, BLACK and WHITE. WHITE and BLACK. Special price, 30c. yd. ALSO NEW LINE OF SATIN BACK VEL- ‘VET RIBBON, im all of the newest and most popular shades. Velvet Ribbons, ss you know, are the prettiest and most fashionable dress furnishings in use. We have them in all LIGHT BLUE, PINK, BLACK, CREAM, CARDINAL and WHITE, 3 yards long. SPE- CIAL PRICE, @2 cach. ‘Extra values in this department, se this is an entirely NEW STOCK. We did some pretty ‘sharp buying,and with good results, as you will find out for yourself whon yon have examined OUR ASSORTMENT. These are but HINTS: SOFT-FINISHED LISLE VESTS, SWISS ribbed, low neck, no sleeves, in CREAM, ECRU, WHITE. SPECIALPRICE, 49¢. each. GAUZE RIBBED JERSEY VEST, low neck, SLEEVELESS. WORTH REGULARLY 330. OUR SPECIAL PRICE, 25c. each. EGYPTIAN RIBBED VESTS, high neck, Jong sleeves. SPECIAL PRICE, 48c. cach. RIBBED BALBRIGGAN VESTS, low neck, Sleeveless. SPECIAL VALUE, 25c. each. RIBBED BALBRIGGAN DRAWERS, well finished, Regular value, 48e. Our SPECIAL PRICE, 35c. pair. JERSEY EIBBED COMBINATION SUITS, all sizes, MADE of REAL MACO COTTON. Regular valuo, 65¢. OUR SPECIAL PRICE, 50c. suit. Basoams Ix Frexca Conser Covers. 2 dozen EXTRA FINE CAMBRIC CORSET COVERS, PERFECT FITTING, EXTRA WELL made, with yoke back and front, made of wide FRECH EMBROIDERY and inserting, EM- BROIDERY round arm holes, finished with herringbone trimming. All sizes. Regular” Price, $2. MARKED DOWN to $1.49 each. W. A. PIERCE & 00. Successors to E.G. DAVIS, ‘19 Market Space, % Cor. 8th st. BAUR S POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, retail. We have determined to wake things upand we have succeeded. We have taken advantage of the dull state of the wholesale markets and this extraordinary **Star” sale ia the result, BAUM'S Mors Fins Now Axovr, ‘This 1s the time to put away your Furs before the moth fly deposits its eas. ‘We receive Fursca storage and have them cleaned end kept during the summer months ate email per: centage om their value. . ‘Bring your Sealskin Garments. yi6-Lm _ » | little money now 4 your Taz Box Miscue WE BAVE A FEW WORDS ON RIBBONS. YOU KNOW WE ONLY WILL SELL aLl- SILK RIBBONS. 30 COTTON - MIXED RIBBONS IN STOCK. 80 YOU CAN Al- WAYSRELY ON QUALITY. WESECURED SOME BARGAIN LOTS THAT WE ARE GIVING YOU A CHANCE AT-3 WIDTHS ALL SILK BLACK G. @., SATIN EDGR, XO. 16, NO, 22, NO. 30 AT Se., Me., Be. WORTH FULLY 25, 30 AND 35c. THEN ‘WE GOT A SASH RIBBOX, 8 INCH WIDE, WATERED SATLX EDGE, WHITR,CREAM, PINK, BLUE AND CARDINAL, 69 CENTS; BUT THE BEST BARGAINS 18 THE 3 STYLES OF BLACK FANCY GROS GRAIN KO. 22 RIBBON AT 2% CENTS, AND THE TINSEL RIBBONS NO 30 aT 50 CENTS. WORTH 86 CENTS. OTHER RIBBONS aT VERY LOW PRICES THAT WE KNOW WILL INTEREST YOU. LACES..3 NEW DESIGNS IN CHAN- ‘TILLY DEMI FLOUNCINGS, WHICH WE HAVE MARKED AT G8., 7Sc. and 6 CENTS; AT & CENTS FULLY 16 INCHES WIDE ~ ALL THREE VERY LOW FOR QUALITY. ALSO A LINE OF CHANTILLY LACES FROM 1 TO 4 INCHES WIDE; 10 TO ‘25 CENTS YOU WILL THINK CHEAP—AND TROSE 45-CENT ESPRIT NETS WITH BORDER IN BLACK, NAVY, WHITE, CREAM, TAN AND CARDINAL ARE SELLING WELL. THIXK WE CALLED YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR CHIFFON LACES. PRICES NOW 25 CENTS TO @® CENTS. WERE 380. TO @1.48 ALL EX- ‘TRA GOOD VALUE. TRIMMED HAT DEPARTMENT. — WE HAVE JUST MADE UP A SPECIAL LINE OF BLACK LACE 4ND NET HATS, NEATLY AND STYLISHLY MADE, TO SELL AT $5.98 SOME NEW DESIGNS IN IMPORTED HATS JUST IN. YOU SHOULD SEE THEM. MAR CHE. Couzxs Tarnexo Sronr, 623 11TH 8T. N.W., Branch of 8. Cohen & Co., Boston. ‘We shall open on Monday full lineof Jet Nail Heads, = ‘Shapes; square, diamond, oblong. ‘We have receive’ another full assortment of Je: Nail We sre receiving almost daily new and desirable styles of Laces in Biack and White, from 3 to 20 inches wide, in matched sets. Jetted Nets, 27. inches wide, very stylish for sleeves and trimmings. ‘Two widths of Real Irish Point Lace, just recetved. $3 and 85.50 yard. ‘Fall lines of Veils and Veilings. 8 COHEN & ©0., 623 1ith st. nw. STATES, COVERING A AN 01 e ; Hie olte be SUE ose OOo AN Gey ‘K THAT USED EVIOUS TO PURCI NG THE THEROID TRUNK. W. E. SPETR, Inspector of Public Buildings, U. 8 Treasury. JAMES & TOPHAM, SOLE MANUFACTURER. 1231 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. GAS RANGE! with oven op boler holes, 1s-inch oven... a8. ot oy alttwoot Rew tans Qual So STS TABLE LINEN be «White and —— Ene unee eines | (000 7th ot., owner of 2. MABVELOUS SPECLLS IN ‘If you want aves fine end stylish pair of Shoes for ‘chance, ‘SPECIALS FOR MEX. Custos-made Hand-sewed Finish Calf Shoes, lace oe nee ae. Bene ine we see we, Ow ‘price, an +e pataene ‘Our peice, BOs, ; real value, Open every evening wats: 1 o'ciesh end Saterday ened 20. Jouxsox & Lorrans, 713 MARKET SPACE ‘The newest things that FASHTON has stamped with Deer approval for the midewmumer age. (45-inch Bisck Kussian Drapery Nets, tm feuree and ‘Stripes, at Te, Ofe., land #125. 45-inch Black Brussels Drapery Nets, in polks spots. and bordered desiens. st @1.50. @1 Tandee Thee ‘are all the latest in style and guaranteed pure afth. paren in Sie Silk Grenadines at 61.25 and 61.60 Plain SUk Grenadines at $1 and €1.25 per yard. 424mch Camel's Hair Grenadine at Wc. per yard. 50 42inch Misck Briliantines, Se. to81an New Biack Broche Satines, S7igc. per yard. New All-wool French Challies. in firures and S0e.per many who buy know vod quality and pass the word along to their friends. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL'S POPULAR-PRICED DRY GOODS HOUSE, my ‘713 Market Space bet. 7th and @th ste. ———— Posxans, Or Barrons. SHOES BY MAIL. SHOES ARE LEADERS WITH Us. — IT 18 ONLY ONE DEPARTMENT OUT OF SIXTY. BUT IT 18 EXTENSIVE ENOUGH FOR US TO SELL MORE GOODS ANNUALLY THAN ANY SINGLE SHOE HOUSE IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND OR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. THERE MUST BE SOME REASON FOR THIS— SOME GOOD REASON. AND SINCE THERE CAN BE NO BETTER REASON FOR THE INCREASE OF ANY BUSINESS THAN PKICE AND QUALITY HAPPILY UNITED, WELL LET THAT GO as THE CAUSE FOR OUR GOOD FORTUNE IN SHOES. poe WE HAVE SOME LINES OF SHOES MADE EX- CLUSIVELY FOR US. THESE WE HAVE A REP- UTATION FOR THE SIZES RUN TRUE, THE WIDTHS ARE ACOURATE, THR INSIDES ARE SMOOTH AS GLASS, THE STYLE Is IN THEM AND THEY ARE FINISHED UPON HONOR. THE PRICE 18 A MATTER OF MORE SURPRISE THAN ANYTHING ELSE, ES*ECIALLY WHEN COMPARISON I8 MADE WIT OTHER HIGHER AND LOWER-PRICED “LEAOERS" OF OTHER MAKES. THIS SHOE WE ETER TO 18 ONE YOU CAN SAFELY ORDER WITHOUT SEEING IT OR TRYINGITON. THEY WLLFIT. THEY WILL BE COMFORTABLE. THIY WILL BE aS Easy AT FIRST ASOLD SHOES THEY ARE MADE OF BRIGHT AND DULL DONGOLA. BUTTON STYLE. OPERA, SQUAIE OR “COMMON SENSE" TOES (WITH PATENTOR NATURAL LEATHER TIPS). ALL Sizes,” IN WIDTHS B ©, D AND E. NOW, IF yO KNOW WHAT 4 GUAR- ANTEE MEANS IN G08 WEIGH CAREFULLY THE FACT THAT VE WARRANT EVERY PAIR OF THESE SHOESTO BE ABSOLUTELY WITE- OUT FLAW AND "0 BE EQUAL IN EVERY RE SPECT TO ANY @ SHOE SOLD ON EARTH! WE ASK 61.97 A PAR FOR THEM, HERE IN BASTIMORE WE HAVE AN ENOR- MOUS TRADEDN THESE SHOFS. IT HAS AVER- AGED TO TCREASE AT THE RATE OF 100 PAIRS A WEK SINCE WE FIRST PUT THEM IN. WE Sil TO QUITE A NUMBER OF WASH- INGTON.-ADIES FEOM THIS LINE. THEY HAVE TSTED THEIR GENUINE WORTH, AND WE FIL» THEIR ORDERS BY MAIL ALL THE TIME. IT 18 NOT NECESSARY FOR You TO ‘TRY “HEM ON IF YOU KNOW PRECISELY WHAT sIzy YOU WEAR, AS NO SHOES EVER RUS CLGER OR TRUER TO SIZE THAN THESE. ¥ WE RECEIVE YOUR ORDER IN THE MORN. 1G YOU HAVE YOUN SHOES THE SAME EVEN. BG. BaLTIMORE Y Op MUST CALL powy. Gimghatut, Oe Figured Per) se. myl4-3t 3241 11th st.'38. W. M. Suvsrex & Soxs BEASONABLE GOODB. ORGANDIES, JACKONETS, BATISTE, PEROALESsnd = =—- BATINES, In great variety and at prices that will Insure their speedy sale. 100 pieces of FRENCH ORGANDIES. 100 pieces FRENCH CHALLIS. (CHALLIS,