Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY... -.May 23, 1891. Editor. THE EVENING STAI has the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the World, And as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. tet The most interesting experiment in govern- ment since the goverument of the United States * passed beyond the experimental stage is the new Commonwealth of Australia. The federa- tion bearing that name is yet to be accepted by the Australian colonies, or three out of five of these communities, and then by the parliament of Great Britain. Unless objection is made to those features which so nearly give complete autonomy to Australia, and it would not be wise to object to the inevitable, indeed to ex- {sting political fact, the almost certain ratifica- tion of the constitution by three colonies will be speedily followed by the assent of the mother country. The course of events from 1776 to the present moment bas been «steady and increasing recognition of the rights of Englishmen as self-governing people in all the dependencies of Great Britain. The lesson of George III and Lord North sufficed forever. As fastas the colony acquires the strength it wishes to play the national role, Even in the case of Ireland English statesmanship is awak- ening to the ‘hecessity for home rule in some form. It is not Ireland will ever be power, but it is moi certain that abe will bave practical self-government within & very few years. Of course in the im- probable event that the prestige of Great Britain is ever destroyed and it loses its place among the greater nations of the earth, as Hol- land has lost hers, an Irish republic may arise. The project of a British imperial confederation embracing such widely separated states as Eng- lend, Australia, Canada, Guiana, India and Cape Colony or South Africa ix a glittering speculation not balf as substantial as the simi lar suggestion in Franklin's day, notwithstun ing telegraph cables and fast steamships have measurably obliterated space. Colonial repr sentation is not working well in the Spanish Cortes. The true federal principle is that which binds contiguous and homogeneous states. No other scheme of federation is prac- ticable. The Commonweaith of Australia may enable the great historian of federal govern ment, Dr. Freeman, to resume his labors which were interrupted in 1870, it is understood, by his desire to see the result of the workings of the new German empire and his apprehension that the federal principle would be impaired by the excess of influence in Prussia and the house of Hobenzollern. He and other friends of that principle may look to Brazil and Australia and even to Canada for its vindication, if the United States do not afford all the evidence a critical mind requires. — $$» W. A. Pizace & Ca, Successors to E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, Corner 8th street, WE WILL CUT THEM ANY LENGTH YOU WANT. In selling EMBROIDERED FLOUNCINGS ‘we readily acknowledge that there ise great ADVANTAGE TO the MERCHANT in not eut- tine the patterns, which come in 43-yard Jeugths. Asa matter of course we have to lose on the remnant that is left. and when we re cotved that tremendous JOB LOT of these joods the other day we partially decided to do as the other merchants do-NOT CUT them. But a8 so MANY LADIES have requested us to Jet them bave 3 yards instead of the full lengths WE HAVE DECIDED to be ACCOM MODATINGand SELL YOU ANY LENGTH YOU WANT, from ope inch to the whole lenuth of the piece. WE FEEL assured thet this decision will be appreciated by our patrons, YOU REMEMBER that thie LOT of FLOUNO- ING referred to above we are SELLING for LESS than HALF the regular price. These - are NOT ORDINARY goods. but the FINKST PRODUCTION of the EUROPEAN LOOMS. Here you have s scale of the prices: BEMSTITCHED EMBROIDERED LOUNCINGS, 45 inches wide, for 750. yard. $1.65 EMBROIDERED FLOUNCING, G3 tuches wide. OUR PRICE 870. yard. 61.88 HEMSTITCHED EMBROIDERED FLOUNCING, 45 inches wide. OUR PRICE Si yard. $2.50 HEMSTITCHED EMBROIDERED FLOUNCING, 45 inches wide. OUR PRICE 91.25 yard. 22.65 HEMSTITCHED EMBROIDERED FLOUNCING, 45 inches wide. OUR PRICK 01.38 yard. $2.88 HEMSTITCHED EMBROIDERED FLOUNCING, 45 inches wide. OUR PKICE 91.50 yard. 45-inch HAND-DRAWN-WORK ¥FLOUNC- ING, heustitehed. Regular price, $2.60 and SB yard. OUR JOB PRICE 81.25 yard. Remember we will cut any piece for you and sell you any length. Exsnsonprany Manx_Dowx Is BLACK DRAPERY MOUSSELINE DE SOIR AND GAUZE GRENADINES. 8 PIECES OF BLACK EMBROIDERED MOUSSELINE DE SOIE, EMBROIDERED GAUZE GRENADINES AND GRADUATED STRIPE GAUZE GRENADINES, all NEW, 48 inches wide. Regular price, $2.75 and $3 yard. MAKEED DOWN to $1.50 yard. le, low neck, no gigeves, finished ‘K AND ARM HOMRg with SILK . Silk braid dékw strings. OUR SPECIAL Price, 30c. Sreciat Repvortox Ix Craros: Bpieces of the NEW SUMMER yard. REDUCED to 120. a yard. Political revolutions usually bring social and industrial chaos. It ts well if they are so handled that concessions are made in the be- ginning or afterward in such a manner that order may eventually come out of chaos. A case in point is Belgium, where the working lass have probably secured nearly all they de- manded in the revision of the constitution in ‘the direction of universal suffrage. Out of six million people the present number of voters is ‘only 133,000, comprising “the wealthiest and Most intelligent inbabitants. If it be true, as reported, that the King has prevailed upon these classes to concede to popular demand large extension of the suffrage, then Belgium's future will depend upon the manner in which the right conferred is exeréised by the enfranchised mass. Trouble im averted for the present and a more representative government esoured. +++ Elsewhere in Tae Stax information {s given of the partial endowment of an Episeopal Cathedral for Washington. The project is = worthy and inspiring one. The advantages to Washington of a great, free Protestant Cathe- ral, with its magnificent building, adding to the city’s architectural attractivences, with ite eonnected institutions, charitable, «duca- tional; and missionary, and with the substan- ial contribution which it involves to the re- Agious influences and facilities at the capital, are obvious and striking. This endowment will doubtless operate by way of suggestion to those who seek for the best opportunities for ench good works, and will be but the first in a series of gifts that will speedily bring into existence the perfected cathedral. ae ‘The Philadelphia Press is inclined to think— and so are the rest of the public—that both the Marquis di Rudini and Baron Fava would agree that if Mr. Blaine isa broken-down Secretary of State neither of them: has any desire to meet an able-bodied minister in charge of our foreign relations. ——-+-____ The Texas presbytery wants to keep the Women quiet in public. When the Texas pres- tery learns to keep them quiet in private it may reverse the wheels of progress in the other Fespect. oo The Washington Elks might have brought the entire city of Louisville home with them if there had been room for it on the train. They took everything else in sight in the matter of prizes. —_———_~+-s—_____ Lyneh t New Orleans citizens and lynching at Walla Walla by soldiers appear to be quite different afuirs. Rightof the ers are now in irons, six have deserted and the others implicated are in mortal terror. $s The People’s Party will have to run about ten men and one woman on its national ticket to cover the planks on its platform and secure any sort of unanimity. —— If the 30,000 colored voters in Ohio should go over to the people's party something would be heard to cirop in that state, and it would be the Fepublican majority oe What is left of the Galena after Gay Head Focks got through with her will be offered for sale to the highest bidder. She might be sold ‘to the Itata and Esmeralda for firewood. ee Germany and Russia are establishing com- mercial reciprocity with each other in the most amicable manner. There is adeal of magnet- ism about reciprocity. 5) am are 4a» Those Haytians insist apon drigyy er Jine and asking for a white ra mite he Vby color should not be persona grata’te color is ‘one of the inexplicables, + It is considered disorderly in orderly Boston for a man to kiss his pretty young wife at the front door. Is it because there fs little kissing OF few pretty young wives in the famous town? eo Six suicides over losses at gaming bave oc- curred at Monte Carlo since May 1, and nobody #0 much to blame as the people who persist in piaying. — +e — “The People's Party of the United States” ie called in republican circles the Democratic Aid Society. —_—_—Seo oo Premier Rudini is losing prestige in Italy and Signor Crispi is not out wath « search war- rant helping him to find it... for gov- Major Wood, republican ‘exugth ernor of Kentucky, will ber Mimjor Woubdin't after the August election. os $02 Unprecedented sugar rololpt al How tad, i Philadelphia and Boston are knocking the pins from under the sugar trust. ‘The People’s Party, having Division already ae a starter, should now endeavor to secure New Arrnacrioxs Ix Rinnox. ‘Wo have just piaced on sale « new and large assortuent of SATIN STRIPED GAUZE RIB- BON in all shades, 3 inches wide. SPECIAL PRICE, 35c. a yard. LOT OF ALL-SILK LOOP EDGE. for neckwear. Regular price, 2c. AL PRICE, Le. a yard. WE ARE ALSO SHOWING THE HAND- SOMEST line of SATIN BACK VELVET Kib- bon inthe CITY. Velvet Kibton is very popa- Jar at present for trimming Satior Hats for ladies and children. The widths mostly used are No. Tand 9. ‘an show you any color you may all for imany width at the lowest market prices. Our Velvet Kibton is the best quality imported. "EC} W. A. PIERCE & 00., Successors to E.G. DAVIS, 72Y Market Space, Cor. 8th st. A RI A EER & RARE aA A EEMLE EEE 00 ‘TIRE BUSINESS into ONE BUILD- ING, doing away with our OUTSIDE SHOPS, WARE ROOMS, &e. Todothis ‘we must have more room and will reduce our ENTIRE STOCK, Particularly the FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, And commencing today will make such ASTONISHING REDUCTIONS As will INDUCE EVERY ONE to take advantage of this GRAND OPPORTUNITY. This is no closing ont of ODDS and ENDS—vutstrictly a BONA FIDEsaleto REDUCE STOCK. We would add that our assortment of URNITURE is, WITHOUT DOUBT, ‘T COMPLETE and BEST SE- LECTED LINE IN THE CITY. If you want anything inthe way of Furniture of any kiud now is your chance. WALL PAPERS. WALL PAPERS. AT COST. ‘We've concluded to CLOSE OUT Our WALL PAPER DEPARTMENT and will sell the entire stock at ACTUAL cost. ‘Come in and make your selection. FIRST-CLASS TERMS will be given to ‘any one desiring to purchase the stock in ‘an entirety. ‘An excellent chance for any one wish- ing toembark in the wall paper business, JULIUS LANSBURGH, 18TH AND F BTS. Bresere Scrrs. BICYCLE SUITS IN JERSEY CLOTH, YACHT CLOTH AND TWEED, IN BLUE AND GRAY. CoaTs CUT LAW. SHAPE. ~ PANTS REINFORCED, WITH STRAPS YOR BELT, AND Fas- TENED AT KNEE WITH BUT- TONS aNd BUCKLE. COMPLETE SUITS OR RACH GARMENT SEP ARATELY. VERY STYLISH AND SERVICEABLE. OUR LINE OF TEXNIS AND OUTING CLOTHRS 18 Now COMPLETE. AN ALMOST EXD- LESS VARIETY OF NEW AND SNOBBY STYLES. PLAIDS, CHECKS AXD STRIPES IN ALL ‘THE POPULAR COLORS. PRICES REASONABLE. EOBINSON, PARKER & Co., AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 8.5. COR. 7TH AND D STS ¥.W. Aduitiun and Silence, particularly Silence. mytB-eo —_——o2—____ ‘The Philadelphia banker contingent in Can- ede fo rapidly reinforcing. a Se ‘ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. SATURDAY. MAY 23, 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES. Sexrnaxr Axp Noxsexsz Play no partine system which bas business ‘methods for ita basis, - ‘an intelligent pubile te Willing to pay fair prices for bigh-rrade goods and ie seldom duped, boy promises of mines of wealth for the mere eating. OUR EQUITAMLE OREDIT ‘Waite 10 bestows aotling gratvitonely, places Douseheepers ip immediate porension of every Gomestic comfort, allowing each individual to Bropose ber method of cepaying us matTIxas, REFRIGENATORS, GAB AND VAPOR STOVES, And nove but the Peerless Whitney Carriages. Raclusivesgency, HOUSE & BERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, ‘917, O21 and ¥Z3 7th st. And (C27 and 630 Mase. ave. a.w.- my2-tr Ax Usvsvaz Occunzencs. It very seldom happens that at this ‘Season of the year we have Spring Jack- ets enough on band to make a stir about; asitis now wehold on our racks 190 Jackets ranging over $5 in price. On ‘any of these we will alow you a discount of 10 per cent for one week only. Consid- ering the small profits we placeon our goods this makes the prices exception- ally low indeed, Every one must be sold. Be prudent and see our line. _ Se ae ‘97 Ladies’ White Embroidered Robes, 10 yards plain goods, 43 yants each na ow and wide embroidery. Reduced to 81.57 chdtee of patterns, PO cost as end ote STH Probably the largest line of INFANTS! CAPS ‘Are kept by us. We really belive we have too many. Anyway, they don’t move as fast as we would like toses them move, consequently this impetus is given. Children’s Mull Shade Hats, heavy corded brim, with fine corded mull crown, edged with novelty braid, only 48c. Special price, 300. ‘White Mull Hat, corded brim, with side-plaited edge, larme fan bow in front, siving a very stylish effect, only 980. Bpecial, 6c. Fancy Lace Mull Hat, corded brim, Dow attached to each side, lace ruching, Wide strings, €1.25. Special, 960. Eiaborately Embroidered Mull Hat, corded brim, rosette on top, lace frill and ruching, with mull strings, $2.68. Special price, $2.19. Colored Mull Hat, shirred brim and crown pompon at side, wide strings, edge 1uching, Valenciennes lace, @1.98. Bpecial price, $1.61. Colored Chambray Hats, shirred brim, puffed crown, edge with Valenciennes Ince, with strings, $2.48. Special price, 91.98. ‘Mull Hats in newest shades, corded poke brim, fancy bow on crown, ruch- ing around brim, with wide mull strings, $1.48, Special price, $1.21. ‘Nurses and Waitresses Swiss Caps, 8e., worth 30c., 35c., 40c. A bargain of bargains sure. ‘Mail orders for any of the above will Fecetve immediate consideration. BURGH # BR. my23 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST. L Casmar & Lemy, (928 7th and 706 K st. a. w. SPECIAL OFFERING OF WHITE GOODS AT 1aye. A YARD. sok, Sheer Plaid Lawns and Figures. IN BLACK Goops. India Linons, Plain and Plaid Lawns, all at 12). PER YARD. A HOSIERY SPECIAL. Sovvanme Or Tur “Ovexmo Ar Tur Pirate -Rovan ‘The new season's woods st the wholesale prices are the practical souvenirs 0. ‘these cocasions, On MONDAY, MAY 25, commences the Fourteenth Annual Sum- mer “Opening.” The list below gives no ides of the magnitude of the stocks or of the qualities. An {llustration of superior quality are the $1 Black Lace Flounc- ings quoted on the souvenir list as reduced from $1.19. That such quality lace sually retaile at §1.75 a yard many of our patrons are aware. We bave bought ‘Very advantagcously, since merchunte generally are still absorbed in disposing of spring stock and thus. the wholesale markets are slimly attended and low prices Prevail. In inviting you to the “Opening” on Monday we can promise the largest and most complete collection of summer furnishings ever gathered by the Palais Royal buyers. Paxsrave Tari Liaw Op “Orexrxas Sovvenms. sow wl BaTo the left hand of the columns below are the prices you will find marked on the goods, to the right are the Souvenir prices to be quoted on Monday. Mews Depanrvest Sovvenrss. (Department near door No. 1119 Pa. ave.) “Health” All-wool Summer Under wear. Summer Underwear, all styles, 50c. Summer Underwear, all styles... 50c. Half Hose, all styles, ‘Be. Half Hose, all styl $1.25 Outing Shirts, all styles, 82 All-wool Noglixe Shirts. $5 Pure Silk Shirts... 39e. All-silk Grenadine Windsors, 250. Wash Silk Windsors, all sty! 46c. Four-in-hand and Knot Scarf Knot Scarfs, all styles. ‘Toe. ‘Palais Roy 20c. Four-ply Linen Cuffs... 81.25 “Gloria” Umbrellas, paragon: $1.50 “‘Gloria” Umbrellas, warranted one year. $3.96 Sik Umbrellas, novelty handles. $5 Silk Pongee Sun Umbrellas. $1.25 Cotton Pongee Umbrellas, green lining....81.00 25e. Linen Handkerchiefs, new style boruers......22¢ 50c. Novelty Border French Linen Handkerchiefs. 35¢ 50c. Black Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs. -44c €1 Black Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs. 880 81.35 Castor Beaver Driving Gloves. 1.25 $1 English Dog Skin Driving Gloves. 800 $1.35 Cape Tan Driving Gloves... 1.25 Also see souvenir prices in Leather Gcods, Jewelry and Toilet Article sDepartments. Laves Derarruext Sovvexms. SUITS, WRAPS AND SHAWLS. 2.50 White Lawn Suits, all styles..... $8 White Suits, all styles. 85.50 Suits for 95 and #4. 75 Sui #3.08 Embroidered White Wrappers. $2.08 White and Gingham Wrappers. -68 Calico and Gingham Wrappers. 35 Calico Wrappers, all styles. 91 Calico Wrappers (usually #1.25)...... ‘Wash Silk Shirt Waists... 50 Silk Waists, Black and colors... $4 Flannel Blazers, all styles... ‘$2.50 Blazers, in ciub colors. $12 English Summer Cosching Jackets.. Shawls at 10 per cent discount. Children's and Misses’ India Lawn, Gingham and Flannel Suits st one-tenth less than marked prices. Lives: Sumy Dersnrvenr. $1 Vassar Shirts, from E. & W. laundry. $1.35 Imported French Percale Shirts.. 91.50 Vassar Shirts, all styles... 81.75 Shirts, with embroidered linen bosoms. $1.98 Puff-front Shirts of embroidered lawn. .. ‘S5c. India Lawn Shirt Waists... $1 White and Fast Black Lawn Shirts. $1.25 White Lawn Shirt Waists, embroidered. 21.48 Lawn Shirt Waists, hemstitched.. 0c. Boys’ or Misses’ Shirt Waiste.. ‘Se. Boys! or Misses’ Shirt 81 Figured India Silks, all styies.. 25e. Scotch Ginghams, all styles... 125e. Outing Cloths, all styles. 12%c. Bilk-finish India Pongees. 10 per cent discount on all Black Silks, Grenadines and Priestley's, Lubin's, Courtauld’s and other makes of Black Wool Dress Goods. Txuooxe Deranrexst Sovvenms. FLOWERS, LACES, TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, RIBBONS. 10 per cent off marked prices of all Laces, Drapery Nets, Flouncinzs and Parasol Covers and thefollowing special souvent: @1.19 Biack Lace Flouncings... ‘17e Veils, all styles. . . 2e Veils for 106., and’7e. Vella. 50 ‘Dress Trimmings and Butrons of ail kiki 40 per cent discount. (otagetT af AND UMBRELLAS. $1.68 Parasols .all styles. $2.68 Surah Silk Parasols, all styles. $3.98 Pongeo and Surah Silk Parasols, 85.68 Boquet Parasols, all styles... 96.98 Lace Covered and other Parasols... $13.59 Imported Black Lace Parasols. 015 Imported Lace Parasols, all styles, $5.68 Changeable Silk Sun Umbrellas.. 23.96 Sun and Rain Gilk Umbrellas. 62.48 Silk Sun Umbrellas, all sty! 2.20 ‘‘Gloria" Umbrelies,men's and a Ha Uspzawean Deranruent Sovventes. ALSO CORSETS. 19¢, Swiss Ribbed Vesta, all colors. Se. Ribbed Vests, all styles. ‘35c. Ribbed Vests and Pants. 500, Summer Underwear, all styles. 5c. Ribbed Silk Vests, all colors. ‘98e. Spun Silk Ribbed Vests... 81.48 Heavier Weight Silk Vests. 98 English Silk Ribbed Vests. 250. Children’s Ribbed Vests, all sizes. Te 20 290 ar 59 ‘890 39 derwoar; also the French **C.G." Balbriggan Under- garments at 10per cent discount. 50c. Ladies' Cambric Corset Covers. 50c. Short Skirts for Ladies... ‘Tse. Summer Corsets, all styles. 81 Summer Corsets, all styles.. ERSEREREEE Towzt Depasrasst Sovvenms. 123g. All-linen Towels,, ‘25e. Towels, all styles... Canpzex 1 To 4 Yeans. 81.98 Gingham Dresses, all styles. 81.48 Gingham Dresses, all styles. 50c. Children’s Aprons, all styles. 96c. Prettily Trimmed Aprons. $1.36 Sun Hats, all styles. ‘Toe. Sun Hats, Ge. and 50c. Hats... ‘G1 Nainsook Dresses, all styles... be bd Ba greet Exszowery Depantuent Sovvenms AND WHITE DRESS GOODS 10 per cent off marked prices, including the Em- broidered Black Nainsook Robes, which are marked at lower prices than usually prevail. Hasoxzncunr Deranruent SOUVENIRS. eBeteele Grove Deranruest Sovvenms. 25c. Silk Gloves and Mitts ‘50e. Silk Gloves and Mitt ‘Te. Silk Gloves and Mitts, Sie. Ak Gloves and Mitts... $1.85 ‘*Palais Royal” Suede lousquetaires. 50 “Palais Royal” 4-button Kid Gloves. Riding and Bicycling Gauntlet Gloves. $1 White and Yellow Chamots Mousquetaires, 81 Foster-hook Kid Gloves. 6c. Kid Gloves, all styles ‘6c. Pig Skin or Biarritz Mousquetaire,. Also see Men's Department Souvenirs. 8 iG SEPScuakeE Jewerzy Deranruenr Sovvenms. 81 Jewelry, all styles. ‘T5e. Jewelry, all styles., 50c. Jewelry, all styles. 250. Jewelry, all styles.. 19c. Oxidized Silver Garter Clasps. €1.25 Sterling Silver Neck Chains. $1.50 Sterling Silver Hair Pins 19c. Hatr Bands, all styies. G8c. Match Boxes, all styles ....... eee BREF Fay Deranraext Sovvenms. 20c. Japanese Fans, all styles. BAUR S 7TH STREET. NIGHDAY'S CREAT a4 of RE BIRARLT —o— It's the last day, and by Monday evening we don'tex- Dect to have a sinle odd piece or remnaut iu the house that has been left from the Star sale. IT'S A GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS. ‘The list below gives you an ideaof then. The Red Tickets in the store polut them out to you. TRIMMINGS AND LACES. $4.98 Jane Hading Silk Garnitares, $12 Jane Hading Steel Garnitures... TIDIES, STAMPED LINENS, TABLE COV} Bee. 4-4 Chenille Table a ee =| 1 avast Sct -seset Sbaa oet Ape. sack Sis: Ssh DEPARTMENT, Cloth Biazers, 34, 36, 38, was $20... 35 Ladies’ Hine Trim seers ee hel ag $4.00 al Sizes jews’ Creain gerscy Suits, si b. Hed Lick: LINENS, DOMESTICS AND WHITE GOODS. Sc, Daniask or Huck Knotted Fringe T: ‘ iy Gist $1.19," gh 50" ana 81.88. “Red ‘Hicketed 1, 1.25 emmante of Table Linens. Red, bleached and un- Dieached, at greatly reduced prices. = Tiot of Rea Unbleached Doyies, 17-inch scare were Zoe Red Ticketed Use. "i iW Heyrnanteof Russia Grasti vant “Hod Ticketed 100, yard. 18c. Fans for bc. and 8c. fans. i | i Hi lf PRFRPEREF fi Hd i CORSETS, UNDERWEAR AND INFAN’ 19, $1.00 and $20. (8 ln Sirene) 1G Ladies’ White Lawn Drevaiis Wacqaca.” Were ‘Children's 68. and 75c. Aprons. } NECKWEAR. BEN ISS SiS rego. oe ines, Odds and Ends of ‘Golisrs. Were from 04s and Ends of Lingn Cgllars gud Cuffs, aaa metraing roots. ‘Were 2 for 5c. )KERCHIE! AND SHAWLS. oe Gaia Se ene ae F it if i vRVPRFEF i i [ REB UI 3 A LOLA G .. E BOR MARCHE. HAVING LEASED THE FOUR-STORY BUILDING ADJOINING OURS, NOW OCCUPIED BY WATTS AND SON, WE SHALL EARLY IN JULY COMMENCE EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS TO CONNECT THE TWO BUILDINGS TO GIVE ROOM TO OUR FAST-GROWING BUSINESS. WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR THE BUILDERS. TO FACILITATE SAME WE SHALL DEPARTMENT. DISPOSE OF STOCK IN EVERY HALF OF OUR STOCK MUST BE SOLD BY JULY. To DO THIS, ON MONDAY WE START A REBUILDING SALE WITH REDUCTIONS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. oe DONT WAIT UNTIL YOU FIND WHAT YOU WANT ADVERTISED. COME IN, LOOK ABOUND; YOU WILL FIND LARGER REDUCTIONS cay CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, LACES, HANDKERCHIEFS, UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, INFANTS’ WEAR, ¢ RIBBONS, VELVETS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS. BEST VALUES EVER OFFERED. — SEE THE STRAW HATS NOW 25 CENTS. SEE THE STRAW HATS NOW 98 CENTS. SEE THE VASSAR SAILORS NOW 49 CENTS. REBUILDING SALE. LACES, 10, 15 and 20c. Maline Veils, jet or chentile dots, 5c. each, 48 Black La Tosca polka dots, 6c. yard. $1.68 Biack La Tosca and Fish Net Striped Drapery | sleeves, H. B. trimmed... Net, with veivet polka dot. 75e. # yard. $1.75 Black La Tosca and Chantilly Striped Drapery | _ ered eye... Net 8c. a yard. 10, 12 and 15 cent Real Torchon Lace, 2% and 3 inches wide, at Se. yard. ‘2B cent 43 inches wide Ecru Embroidery, in Black | ins, wide, 15c. a yard. 20, 25, ‘5S inches wide, 10, lo and 20c. yard. ‘BBe. ‘Be. All-over Ecru Oriental Lace reduced to 25e. yard. REBUILDING SALE. Ribbon, Nos. 16, 2? and 30...... cole... SURAH SASHES. €13%5 yards long Surah Sash, heavy silk fringe, Sesh Ribbon Reunants very cheap. REBUILDING SALE. GLOVES. ‘Te. and $1 Gloves. Browns, 5k. 5%. Black, 53s, 54. 6. 81.25 and $1.49 Gloves... at 50 cents pair ‘Tans, 5%, 5h. M6. Browns. 53. 3%. 6. Gg. OX. 7. i. Ge. OM, 7. & * & ee o $ H ER Hi iM ful te t Creamn Fish Net, 64 inches wide, Sie. a yard. | 40-cent square-ueck,embroidery neck and sleeves, | Drapery Net, with velvet ‘H.B. trimmed ‘35 and 40c. Hemstitehed Embroidery, 2% to | Gcent Cambric Drawers, Ecru Oriental Deini Flouneings,10c. a yard. | @0-cent Muslin Drawers, emibroldiered luge SEE THE FLOWERS NOW 25 CENTS. SEE THE $1.50 WREATHS NOW 98 CENTS, SEE THE 98 WREATH NOW 81.25. REBUILDING SALE. UNDERWEAR. CORSET COVERS. Aicent square-neck, wide embroidered nek and” G5-cent Bquare Neck, wide inserting aud euilruid- SS-cont Square Neck, Val edire. “ ‘98-cent Square Neck, wide embroidery and insert- HB. trinnmed.. pean DRAWERS. ‘S5-cent Cambric Drawers, three cluster tucks. lace, inserting end” odge. Gowns. ‘S5-cent 3 Row Embroidered Inserting, M. H. ‘s8-cent Torchon Lace ‘81.00 oy 1.25 INFANTS’ LONG CLOAKS. ‘White, Cream, Pink, Biue, Cardinal, Black......75e | 33s per cent discount from marked prices. REBUILDING SALE. JACKETS. €3.48 Blazer Jackets in Black, Navy, Tan and Stripes and Checkek Flannel 5 wy Kester, Silver en a 3.00 'y in steel, silk cord. 83.50 Jackets, silk cord €8.48 Gray Keeler, pearl buttons. (86.98 Navy Reefer, silk frogs... CHILDREN’S REEFERS. $2.48 Light Check, size 4 to 12.. $2.08 Tan and Red, size 4to 14. " €7.48and $6.08 Ked, Blue aud White, 4 to 12. BEADED WRAPS. 24.98 Beaded Ws os CORSETS. 81 Corset, best in the city, White, Bue, Old Gold, Drab and Black. ‘Toc. Corset, best in the city. White, Drab and €2.25 Short P. D.” Sizes 19, 21. 24, 35. 63 Thomson's and BR. & G. Satin Corset BON M ARCHE