Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY. = June 4, 1891. CROSBY 8. NOYES ‘THE EVENING STAK has the fullest Leeal Cireslation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the ether papers pablished in Washington. Extensive preparations are making in Switzerland for celebrating this year the forma- tion of the perpetual league in 1291 between Uri, Schwyz and Unterwalden, the Forost Can- tons. This was the germ of the permanent confederation of the Swiss people, supposed to have been based upon a temporary league framed in 1246 oran earlier one. The con- federacy as first formed did not proclaim abso- Iute independence. Itwas, however, the Magna Charta of Switzerland. To the three Forest Cantons—the first Eidgenossenschaft—adhered Lucerne in 1332, Zarich in 1351, and other can- tons, until the number reached eight and then thirteen and finally, as at present, twenty-two. There iss marked parallelism between the bis- tory of the Swiss confederation and that of the United States in this respect, that both con- federations were at first loose leagues chiefly for defensive purposes, and both have found it important to invest afterward in the bund or federal government greater and greater powers. With six hundred years of national liberty, following immemorial ages of more or less complete local antonoms, if Switzerland has not more than most peoples, ancient or mod- ern, to celebrate then freedom itself is « farce. From Morgarten and Sempach to the present this great little people has illustrated the worth of human character in its highest ran of excellence. The geographical position of the Swiss no doubt had something to do in saving their land from the spoiler, but it was on the strong arm and “th’ unconquerable mind” of the people that salvation mainly de- pended. “Freedom's holy flame” has never on this earth burned more bright than in the mountains and on the lake margins of beauti- ful Switzerland. It is, proudly let it be often repeated, the singular felicity of two peoples to have borne longest aud most continuously the banner of political freedom—the English- speaking race and the small cantons of the Swiss confederation. The latter's approaching sixth hundredth anniversary is an event of lively interest not only to themseives, but also to every true Englishman, every genuine American and every Australian in whose bosom is the spirit of the founders of the new Australian commonwealth. —— ‘The various plans that have been discussed in Tux Stam and elsewhere for improving the character of the immigration to this country have been adopted, ut least in lavge part, by the general government and mentioned in the circular just issued from the Treasury Depart- ment as the government program on the sub- ject. ‘The commission of inquiry, the assump- tion by the government of entire responsibility under the immigration laws, and a preliminary inspection in the foreign country of all intend- ing immigrants are three points of interest. Now if the steamship lines will co-operate, as their representatives say they will, in carrying out the system the expected legislation of the next Congress, with the increased vigilance of the executive branch, will give to the republic the safeguards so much needed. —— ‘The suggestion by “A Constant Reader” in yesterday's Stan that the trees and plants about the parks of the city be labeled with common and botanical names is one to be fol- lowed to accomplishment. One of these parks is said to contain a greater vfriety of trees and plants than any other park in the world. So also in the grounds of the Agricultural Depart- ment, where, it is alleged, is a field especially valuable to the student of botany by reason of the number of specimens it contains, the label is almost if not quite entirely absent. - —s — Banks are banks. and whether at Tranby or Philadelphia it depends on the playing whether there will be an honest outcome of the game. ‘The Marshs and Sir William Gordon Cummings differ merely in the incentives for cheating, the one wanting the money in large sums for the fun of using it, the other in small sums for the fun of making it. se The uninterrupted imperialist banquet at Paris shows that there is hardly enough im- perialism in France to be regarded by the re- publican government. To the world-publie the very existence of a Bonaparte cause at thi day isan anomaly which excites only a little mild ridicule. ‘The “Napoleons” have gone,— except from the field of financ — — That is a happy thought of the Postmaster General to fix at a convenient point on each residence or business house a special letter box for the reception of mails. This is for the ob- vious convenience both of the carrier and the people, and the slight additional cost should be no drawback to the execution of the scheme. —__—_—_+-s—_ Even Mr. Eilison’s new machine, the kineto- graph, with all it: speed of rep.oduction and accuracy of outlining fast-moving. changing objects, cannot present with any degree of sat- isfaction the multipheity of forming and dis solving parties and their infinite ramifications in the state of Kansas. Peter Jackson offers to fight Corbett for $10,000 in any fair club (New Orleans berred). It ie fortunate for Mr. Jackson that the lynch- ing jurisdiction of the Citizens’ Committee does not extend beyond the limits of New Orleans, and he is solemnly warned not to set foot in the insulted city. 2 Apparently the final decision in Connecticut will depend now upon whether the regular bal- lot contained the word “for.” If it did the use of the word is legal, but if ballot was cast containing it which was not the regular party ballot of the party for which the voter voted then it is illegal. - a ‘The last enumeration of school children of Indianapolis shows a shortage of 14,000 under the envmeration of two years ago and the entire city is engaged in @ search for the lost babes. —————~-e—_____ Asa political trainer Senator Gorman has few equals and no superiorsand he does not in- tend to let his presidential boom break away until the judges have given the word to go. +o —___ Mr. Henry Watterson of Kentucky should hasten to Philadelphia and deliver there bis famous lecture on “Money and Morals.” oe The voluminous writer Benson J. Losing, who died yesterday, has made American his- tory attractive for many people. prarsny danas &- mn Sir William Gordon Cumming will probably be looking for an army job in Turkey or China shortly after the trial. ————+-o—___ in BR B BBA A AA AA AAA aa > i: as E OF BARGAINS FOR RED TICKET DAY, ToMoRROW. To make goods zo quickly we cut deep into the Prices. ‘The deeper the cut the greater the chance of their going quickly. At the prices advertised we will not havea single piece of any of the items mentioned below when the store closes at 6 o'clock tomorrow. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT AND STAMPED LINENS. $2and 83.50 Upright Piano Covers, Lambre- quins, Table Covers. 91.75 6-4 Chenille Tal Sc. 4-4 Chenille Table Covers. 48e. 18-inch square Chenille Covers 25e. each 7Se. China Silk Tidies, figured silk or painted bolting cloth ends... Boe. each Shelf Oil Cioth.......... 0c. 72-inch Stamped Bureau Scarfs, 50c. Drawn Work Momie Splasher .. 5e. Stamped Linen Splashers .... Remnants of 10c. and 1% ‘Madrases, Swisses, &e Ge. yard Remnants of 23e. to We. Reai Madrases, Coin Spot Muslins, &e..... ceceeeseeed de. Yard Half pairs of $6 and #7 Chenille Portteres..$1.05 each Odd pairs of Lace Curtains at half marked prices. LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. ‘S5e. Demi-fiouncings (Swiss 48c. 22-inch Swiss Flouncings.... . Point-de-xene Laces. - Torchon and Mediet Laces...... FANS AND BELTS. Se. Open Jap Fens... os Jap Folding Fans, Silk Cords on stiek A2igc. Black and colored Japanese . and ii5e. Japanese Fans, five des:yns. Se. Colored Gauze Fans, painted. TRUNK DEPARTMENT. Godd Trunks, zine—extra well made, Sizes 28 to 32. Were $5. Red Ticketed. $3.48 each Sodd Trunks, round top, zine and leather, and flat top canvas, finely made, muslin lined, &. Were #9 and $10. Hed Ticketed. $7.98 each LEATHER GOODS. Pocket Books—odd pieces.......48¢. each Soltd Leather Chatelain Bays.70c. each 50c, Combination Pocket Book aud Card Case. 30e. each SILVER WAR Hue. set Dessert Spoons.....$1.80 set “© Dessert Forks. + $f ‘ Tabie Spoons, ** * Steel Knives. Allof C. Rogers & Bro.'s ware we lower prices than the aLovi DRESS GOODS. 2c. 36-inch French Batiste, large designs, suit- le for wrappers. - 36-inch Challis.....0 Dress patterns of 25e. Scotch Ginghais, 20and 22-inch Ficured and Striped China Silks. Were 50e. Red Ticketed.. Remnants of Tie .e- WHITE GOODS, LINENS, DOMESTICS, &e. 50 pieces of 12%c. Colored Plain Lawn’ 9c, yard 4 pieces of 24-inch Linen Diaper. Were 82.73 piece. Red Ticketed.. .-. $1.98 piece 25 dozen 5-8 Full Selvedged-edge Napkins. Were $1.25. Red Ticketed. $1 dozen 6c. Apron Ginghamn....... de. yard 40 remnants of Best Ginzhams, Were 12i4c. Red Ticketed. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Fine Untrimmed Lace and Fancy Straw Were #1.08. Red Ticketed ..., ‘Trimmed Vassar Rough and Ready Hats. €2.25. Red Ticketed = Same, untrimmed. Were Sc. Red Ticketed. Two-faced Satin Ribbons, all shades, Nos. 7. 12 and 16. Were 15c., 20e. and 30c.' Red Tick- ted. 125c., 15e. and 20c. yard Moire Crowu-edge Ribbons, all shades, No. 16. Was %c. Red Ticketed be Odd sprays of all styles of Fine Flowers. Gse. to We. Red Th Tog, Fine French Violett CORSETS, UNDERWEAR AND INFANTS’ WEAR. eLs soiled. _ $1 Children’s White Gimp Waists, slightly sofled.. Children’s Drawers, all sizes. 881.50 Ball's Abdominal Ire sizes, 75e. pair 4 Thompson's Abdominal Corsets, size 19. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. stitch and plain, sizes 8, $34 and 9............20e. pair . Children's Swiss Ribbed Lisle Vesta low neck, sleeveless... 29c. eueh low neck, short sleeves, 25e. each sizes 34, 36, 38 a CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT. Clearing sale now in progress. The greatest bar- £ ins of the season in Wraps and Suits are now being ofered here. See this morning's Post or last night's “*Star” for the list of them. HANDKERCHIEFS AND SHAWLS. 15e. White Embroidered Hemstitched Handker- chiefs... ‘S5e. White SUK Initial Handkerchiefs D.L. T. oe $2.50 Embroidered Scarfs, Cream, Light and Pink..... 2 Lisle Shawis, chenille fringe. GLOVES. 40c. Ladies’ Taffeta Gloves, Tan, Grays and A Nesr Or Noverres_ : aT Br Re es es ei ie iJ TrTTHAT SECOND ‘aioe OF OURS— ‘where we ate showing all those handsome ‘F effects in WASH GOODS_hardly knows ‘an idle moment the livelong day. It is an “errand of mercy” you are all bent on—seek- ing comfort that comes patterned inan army of delightful designs, tucked away in the folds of = hundred popular fabries—more orless. We have helped to make them the ast a busy seekers by our hapry selections iberal ‘two great markings In ail the city we know you cannot find s better assortment of PRINTED PONGEES. Yon have taken right to them. It is only aain this week that we added another “layer” to the already heavily laden counters. Prettiest of all we believe they are, too. ‘$82 inches—15e. a yard. If you catch a glimpse of the FRENCH ORGANDIES you will want to drop every- thing else and prey upon their delicate tints and rich flowerings. FRENCH ORGAN- DIES are very much worn this season. 88 inches—We. @ yard. ‘When we went to market we left the door open to go back after all the FRENCH PINEAPPLE JACONETS we might need. What would we have done if wo hadn't? ‘Many want to see them—and it bas “‘settled the search” for lots of you. Recent arrivals rival the earlier comers. 38 tnches—26e. a yard. Two shades of Gray in PINEAPPLE GRENADINE; will make the most comfort- able sort of traveling gowns. Asa part of the same family are some BLACK GROUNDS, with «ll widths of White stripes. 82 inches—b0e. ayard. ‘The fifty pieces of PRINTED INDIA LAWNS that we have open are pure flaz— as neat in pattern as they are in weave. 25 inches—£6c. a yard. Busy as we are we are ‘*Bargain making” in the India Dimities, taken from French hands. Kedweed them, miud you—and sum- mer not a week old, $82 inches—S0e. a yard NOW DOMESTIC CHALLIS—anyway in the Patterns we are showing—don't ask hardly any oddsof the foreizncreations: cheaper—and that helps them We have fit:y pieces—favorites in fashion. #3 inches—I8e. a yard. If you were to inspect among all the OUT- ING CLOTHS we wouldn't be found want- ing—eitherm quality or variety. 27 inches—I2e. a yard. Our reduction in LOTUS CLOTHS means every inch of it in the house has Dropped to 12%. a yard. Never go back on “home” talent. Surely. never desert the handsome AMERICAN GINGHAMS because they have not been bathed in beauty by the Highlanders. The ‘values are honestly good—while the plaids, stripes, checks and solid colors were si gested by the success of Scottish cleverness. Ours are 10 and 12%¢. @ yard. You will meet these patterns of ours less frequently in your walk around the stores than any others. Too much of a good thing, you know, becomes bore. We know who ‘make the best and design the most artustic- ally. Frow them we have drawn our sup- ply, assuming exclusive control when it is Possible—and we are sure satisfaction ‘dwells in every pattern. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘Established 1840, 1 ly Hansoxy Wis Narvne. Simnitaneons with the trihtenin; golors in mature, the somber ites Saratn Winter Coste take riul-look-us, ishtscolored spring at tire, even down to the Sioes. Colored Footwear has passed 1:5 experi- mental stage. It is nomoreafac, but has LEE Colored Shoes require no blackning, flew are cool. containing Jess oi! and be ing more porous than UI Only the darker shades feasn, and in them only the good quale fies, aiid there Js wo tse buying anything 's0, when Fou come toknow.how cheap re selling them. Ladies’ Best Suede (Undressed Calf) ‘Ties, in different colors, ‘At 81-05. pigties' Claret Russia Calf, Suede Top At 81.95. wahoo Ce gchee Russia Vamps, At $2.50. Ladies’ Russet Goat Oxfords in dark ‘At $1.23, $1.50 and 81.95. -k Shoes. worn this ‘Men’s Ooze Calf Hand-welt OxfordTies. AtgZ95. 's Browns Goat, Low Ties and Laced Bote tm. At 81.50, 81.95, 82.50 and $2.95 POTEET EEE Misses’ Best Russet Goat Oxford Ties and Button Boots. 21.23 and 81.50. Children's ahfldzen's, Rnsset Goat Ties, Laced @1 and 81.25, "and Youths’ Ri , ‘ouths’ Russet Ties and Black. ie $1 Pigskin Gloves, all shades., €1.25 S-button Mousquetaire. UMBRELLAS. $1.25 26-inch Gloria Umbrellas, oxidizea ” handles. ‘$2.50 Oxidized Handle Umbrellas, 28-inch. $1.87 each NOTIONS. ‘Se. Ladies’ and Children’s Hose Supporters, ‘White or Drab. oveosene 10c. adozen Darning Cotton, on cards, all Se. adozen Covered Whalebone, all sizes seseeelO0. strip ‘25e. Rose Dress Shieids, stockinet and rub- 10e. dozen Best Whalebone, all sizes... de Ge. Ball Best Tinsel, all colors. ae BUTTONS. Le. Fancy Carved Pearl Buttons..esee..s0++-100. doz ‘25e. White Pear! Shank Buttons. 15e. Fancy Engraved Brass Ball Bu’ Be. Si TRIMMINGS AND LACES. 2e. Colored Silk and Gtmps.......... 19. yd &, 10 and Ic. Plain Gold Braids, best quality 4c. yd 5 and 30e. Colored Biazer Girdies.. yeooe 2le #1.25 Cream, Lt. Biuoand Ping Silk Knot Fringe... ‘We. and $1.25 Choice Patteras Half Flounce, . Black Silk Lace, from 2to5 20 and ship did not require it. = ++ — Mr. Ingalls has for some tite past been fur- Le. nishing a frightful example of a Man without | 250. = Party. ee Mr. Frank Hurd has retired from the gubernatorial contest in Obio with @ dull | lie. to 2c. Children's thud. +e In New York “Jones, he pays the freight,” but Flower owns the rolling stock and the Toad. ‘The Philadelphia banking system will have to be reorganized on an entirely new basis. oo ‘The Knights of Reciprocity have opened for business in Kansas. : bs —— Buenos Ayres might extend her sympathies to Philadelphia in her financial distress. ‘The tinplate prevaricator knows no politics aud recognizes no party. Larze Bottle Florida Water.. RUCHING AND NECKWEAR. 18e. plain or colored Mull Ties, extra wide...10c. each Embroidered 22e. Box Cord 81.25, 81,50.and $1.75. TEEELEEEEEEE EEE EEE EEE EEE RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 SEVENTH STREET, 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 231 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE §.E. It gece sstss 338 Kou Paanwacy, g LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E 87s, ‘To go to the country? There is a list of necessaries you can't well do without and ‘we will sell you at specially low figures. For instance— ‘To travel with you want alittle good Whisky, or Brandy, either of which we have of the best quality, only at prices, you have to pay forpoor. Then you want in case of cramps or complaints incident to hot weather or change of water, Paregoric, Squibbe’ Mixture, Peppermint, of which we have in vials of con- size. its i HE anda He i: Court Plaster should not be for- AUfl Te bal Sor kh cents. Prompt, polite and patient attention. ‘oughly competent. to 810 each. for a poem are these hats. for the ‘‘Opening.”” ing” of the summer styles. EW" 19 cents for 50e. quality Ladies' French Lisle Hose reade extravagant, even fora Souvenir of the Palate Royal “Opening.” The explanation ts that the only colors Gre Pink, Blue, Lavender, Salmon and Cream. We are fering the same quality Hose in Modes, Grays, Tans, &c., Mews Sovvesm Lisr. (Department near door No. 1119 Pa. ave.) 81 “Health” All-wool Summer Underwear.........82¢ ‘JSe. Summer Underweur, all styles, Bie 50c. Summer Underwe: ‘0c. Half Hose, all style: ‘5c. Half Hose, all styles. #1.25 Outing Shirts, all styles. $2 All-wool Neglixe Shirt: ee. + 8 ‘Joe. **Palats Royal” Night Shirts. Se. Four-ply Linen Collars, all styles.. 20c. Four-ply Linen Cuffs... 81.25 ‘'Gloria” Uinbrellas, paragon frames... ‘warranted one year. $3.98 Stk Umbrellas, novelty handles. 9 $5 Silk Pongee Sun Umbrellas...... 84.25 $1.25 Cotton Pongee Umbrellas, green lining....81.09 25e. Linen Handkerchiefs, new style borders... 50c. Initial Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs. 0c. Black Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs . 1 Black Jap. Silk Handkerchie‘s...... ‘Castor Beaver Driving Gloves... $1 English Dog Skin Driving Gloves. 1.35 Cape Tan Driving Gloves... icito see souvenir prices in Leather Goods, Jewelry and Toilet Articles Departments. Lavres Sovvesm Lis. 12.50 White Lawn Sutts, all styles. $8 White Suits, all styles. £85.50 Suite for 85 and 84.75 Suits.. €3.98 Embroidered White Wrappers.. $2.68 White and Gingham Wrappers. $1.88 Calfco and Gingham Wrappers... 35 Calico Wrappers, all styles. 81 Calico Wrappers (usually 1. 80 Jackets for mountain and seashore. ‘88 Imported Jackets, all styles ‘Shawis at 10 per cent discount Children’s and Misses’ India Lawn, Gingham and Flannel Suits at one-tenth less than marked prices. 1 Vassar Shirts, from E. & W. Inundry. $1.35 Imported French Percale Shirts... 81.50 Vassar Shirts, all styles... 81.75 Shirts, with embroidered linen bosoms....81.50 $1.98 Puff-front Shirts of embroidered lawn.....81.79 ‘be. India Lawn Shirt Waists. $1 White and Fast Black Lawn 81.25 White Lawn Shirt Waist 81.48 Lawn Shirt Waists, he 5Oc. Boys? oF Misses’ Shirt Waists... ‘Se. Boys’ or Misses’ Shirt Waists, $1 Figured India Silks, all styles. Se, Scotch Ginghams, ell styles 1234. Outing Cloths, all sty1es...eseesnnnee 12Me. Silk-finish India Pongees. 10 per cent discount on all Black and Priestley's, Lubin's, Courtauld’s and other makes ‘of Black Wool Dress Goods. Oper centoff marked prices of all Laces, Drapery Nets, Flouncings and Parasol Covers and the follow- ing special souvenirs: $1.10 Bick Lace Flouncings... Tie. Vells, all styles... 2c. Veils for 10c., and. Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Flowers 10 per cent discount. Hi He H i ; H RESRRRF i ra j th i i PRR; cj F t ‘S5e. Fast Black Boot Pattern Silk Hose. fiSe. Paris Summer Novelty Lisle Hose. $1.59 Pure Silk Hose, all styl 98 Novelty Se. Children’s F. Cumprex Frow 4 To 12 Years Or Act ‘May be fitted with Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, &c., at the wholesale prices during the “Opening.” White suits for commencements are here—thousands of them. Prices ~ range from $1.08 to $8 each, We think you will say that the variety, style, and fit could not beimproved on. Such variety of sizes that it is seldom any alteration has tobe made. When necessary you havethe services of our expert modiste, without extra charge. For boys we have all the best makés of Flannel and Percale Shirt Waists. For commencements the Laundered White Percale Waists are au fait. For the smaller boys the ‘Fauntleroy"—the name will tellof thestyle. Fast Black Hosiery has always deen a specialty with us. The 25e. quality Hose offered during the ‘‘Opening” for 22cents is a Souvenir that will be appreciated. We show boys’, with double knees, sizes 6 to 10; misses’, ribbed, sizes 5 to 834; children's, plain, sizes 4to6. All sizesfor22cents. Wind sor Scarfs, Lace and Linen Collars, &c., are also quoted in the Souvenir List. Youxe Laps From 12 To 18 Years Or Ace ‘Will find here a matchless variety of White Suits, Corsets, Underwear, Hosiery, Fans, Handkerchiefs, ete., especially adapted for their Commencement Costumes. One-tenth Acducted from the price marked on the Suit selected is one of the Souvenirs of the ““Open- 19. Swiss Ribbed Vests all colors. Ribbed Vests, all styles. ‘B5e. Ribbed Vests and Panti ie. Summer Underwear, all styles, G5e. Ribbed Silk Vests, all colors... ‘98e. Spun Silk Ribbed Vests, 21.98 English Silk Ribbed Vests. ‘25e. Children's Kibbed Vests, all sizes. it Pattern Silk Hose....... Black Hose, all sizes, Tae Paras Rovat “Ovexta Posrrvery Tsnurxares Sarcnpar. (On Saturday, June G, at 6 p.m.) ‘Ladies having small children are requested tocall with them tomorrow (Friday) if pos- sible. Saturday being the last day to secure the Souvenir prices of the ‘‘Opening,” the store will be crowded and the clerks will be hurried. Call tomorrow and we promise As Exmrmox Or Basus Axo Busts Fonxtsusas. There'll be # constant coming and going of mothers and babies tomorrow. ‘There'll be such « trying on of the new Caps and Hats and Dresses and what not that it'll be as ‘much an Exhibition of babies as of babies’ furnishings. We have advertised Fridays as Children’s Day, and you'll find not without proper thought and preparation. Every con- ‘venience for your comfort is promised, Take elevator, which you'll find in passage rear Of Glove Department, to the second floor. It would not be in good tasteto claim the most complete and Onest variety of Infants’ goods when a like claim has lately been made by Fespected competitor. However, it's perfectly legitimate for you to say that THE PALAIS ROYAL 18 HEADQUARTERS FOR BABIES’ GOODS. We think you'll say ‘40 if you favor us with a call tomorrow. You'll notige in the List of Souvenirs somo of the reduced prices quoted for the “Opening.” Comrrere Costumes For Lirruz Aso Bro Cunpnes. So extensive is the variety that three separate departments are necessary. Each has ite manager and assistants, who, making s special study of thelr one branch, are thor- The youys people who look after the Department for Children from one to four years of axe probably know more of children of these ages than do you mothers. ‘The collection of Summer Dresses is enormous, English Nainsook and Persian Lawn Dresses from 50c. Gingham Dresses, 75e. to $3.08 each. Indis Lawn Gulmps st all prices. Sun Hats of Pique, Chambray and Mull, from 39c. to $2.75 each. Not an unfit subject Then we have all the Undergarments for Children from one to four years of age—-EVERYTHING. The list of souvenirs gives hints of the special prices Ladies’ and Children's American Hosiery Co.'s Un- derwear; also the French **C. garments at 10per cent discount. a1, 8 20 por cent off ma-ied prices ‘98c. Prettily Trimmed Aprons... |-85 Sun Hats, all styles. Aprons, all styles... Balbrigyan Under- ‘50c. Ladies’ Cambric Corset Covers... 50c. Short Skirts for Ladies.. G8. Cotton Underwear, all styles... 5c. Cotton and Cambric Underarments.. Gowns and Skirts, in many styles... and Embroideries, including the Eubroldered Black 6c. Kid Gloves, all styles 25e. Silk Gloves and Mitts. 50e. Silk Gloves and Mitts. ‘Se. Silk Gloves and Mitts... ‘98c. Silk Gloves and Mitts,, 81.85 “Palais Royal” Suede Nainsook Robes. ‘Ge. Pig Skin or Biarrits, ‘Mousquetaire. Also see Men's Department Souvenirs. $1 Jewelry, all styles., ‘Toe. Jewelry, all styles. 0c. Jewelry, all styles... 25e. Jewelry, all styles... 10c. Oxidized Silver Garter Clasps. 81.25 Sterling Silver Neck Chains. $1.50 Sterling Silver Hair Pins, 19c. Hatr Bands, all styles... 8c. Match Boxes, all styles 20c, Japanese Fans, all styles. ....-.- 18c. Fans for 15c. and 8. fans. ‘50c. Black Japanese Fans... $1.35 Black Silk Fans, all styles... $1 Feather and Gauze Fans, ail styles. e niques RF Hi li HT Hl I bee 88% 8 5 DEBRREE Dovaras & Brornzr, Wasais Axp OUR GRAXD REMNANT SALE FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WILL BE OF SPECIAL INTER- EST TO THOSE WHO ARE LOOKING FOR BAR- GAINS. SOME OF THE LINES PREVIOUSLY AD- 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. ae VERTISED AT REDUCED OR REMNANT PRICES ARE BADLY BROKEN. MANY HAVE BEEN eS CLOSED OUT ENTIRELY. THE PRICES ARE SO our RTHE QUALITY OF GOODS OFFERED chair — WE FEELSURE THEY WILL NOT REMAIN ON ee OUR COUNTERS, FOR THE PRICES WE OFFER oe THEM TO YOU ARE OF SUCH 4 GREAT REDUC- TION. HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. Sdoren ALL-LINEN EMBROIDERED and HEM- STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, slightly sotied. Former price, 2c. and S6c. PRICE TO CLOSE, 1Se.. (oF 3 for 50c. WINDSOR TIES. ‘We will place on sale a full line of GAUZE, PLAID AND POLKA DOT WINDSOR TIES. Former price, 374c. PRICE TO CLOSE, 250. INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT. 12 “SHORT COATS” in different colors, CASHMERE. Former prices from $2 to 84.50. PRICE TO CLOSE, 81. 2 “GRAY CIRCULARS.” Former price, €5.50. PRICE TO CLOSE, $2. 12 “INFANTS' FIRST SHORT DRESSES.” 39 and 50cents. PRICE TO CLOSE, 25 cts. 2% dozen “CORDED HATS.” Former price, 50 and 09 cents. PRICE TO CLOSE, 39 cents, 24INFANT” CAMBRIC LONG SLIPS. Former Price, $1. PRICE TO CLOSE, 75c. COLLAR AND CUFF DEPARTMENT. ‘There remain only about G dozen COLLARS and We have left every week in their respective nents “short lencths.” ‘odd sizes.” small lota, **broken Ines,” soiled, mussed and tumbiel goods, bric-a-brac, china or wiass ware that is chipped of scratched these with every~ thingelse that is not atrictly perfect—are, ac- conting toan estebiished rule, separated from the recular stock, isid aside, reamarked at & reduced price and sold as **Remnants™ on Fri- day. We don't expect you to pay full price for ‘Such; we don't want full price; we don't ask it. You get just the thing you want, perhaps, and at Just avout hai {ts real worth. You gain: we lose; but we (ose judiciously, and thereby yarn An the satisfaction of this fact: Our stock ie clean, fresh and presentable for the berinning Of next week'strade. It'san economical thing for Youto keep track of thee Remnant Day Bales. Here are representations from nearly all de- partment —_ ‘Ba Our special sale of Silver Ware and Wel- dine Giits still in progress. r Axr Nerprework Derartwest. —o—_ Womakemanyeramples of hizh-claasembrotd- ery work. and when they have served. their gneve they are naturals aligutiy sotied. We HsPose of then: as t0,lowe 1 Hemstitched Tray Cover, embroidered i DEPARTMENT NAINSOOK and HAMBURG EM- large variety of patterns. FORM. » to BSe. a yard. PRICE LO CLOSE, 1 fro Binesnd White. Sige Isxe7 inches. is LACE DEPARTMENT. irom 24 “% slamegnecicres There remains a small quantity of our WHITE and Tifenistitcise 1 ‘Tray Cover, embroidered tn BLACK SPANISH and SPANISH GUIPUKE LACES, | fireetyand.W tte. Sine Ima inches, Kedniced We will ciose out the balance at 25. a yard. CORSET DEPARTMENT. ‘There remains only a few pair of the SIX DIFFER- ENT LINES that wo have been selling at re- duced prices. FORMER PRICES, frou 81 to $2.50. PRICE TO CLOSE, 50. GLOVE DEPARTMENT. 5 dozen LADIES" LISLE GLOVES, sizes 5% to 8. fray Cover, embroidered in LDhite.” Size Its inches. Ke- titted Tray Cover, embroidered in giiow ul Green Size et Sache I from #3 to #- stitched Tray Cover, embroidered in hate, | Size 14a26 inches.” Hew d “Tray Cover, embroidered in 1 Yeliow end. White duced tro ¥ i He FORMER PHICES,30e. and dic. PRICE TO CLOSE, | White: “Size Sux2h inches.” Weuuced trot 19. : 2 to i 10 dozen LADIES’ SILK GLOVES, MODES AND | gig’ i.‘" work suiorontere TANS. FORMER PRICES, 50c. and PRICE White an: ‘Size 10x38 inches. Keduced TO CLOSE, 3c. froin 335 : 5 dozen **2-pntton"® LADIES’ WHITE AND aay Be ree sow of hemtitch- ing, enbrowlered in Wis Redsord Size Maxd1 inches, TINTED KID GLOVES. Former price, €1.50. Price -button” WHITE AND TINTED KID GLOVES. Former price, 81.75. Price to clos, 50e. S2Gani Sutton” and MOUSQUELAIRE WAITE | ¥eilow and Given, AND TINTED K v! Fe pric s rom 61. PakGuargen i ae i Center Pio, Lemmtiteld and frineed_¢m- Size 2x) proidered. an W A Yellow. GOSSAMER DEPARTMENT. dest vd latest makes. We have them in sizes from D4 to $8 FORMER PRICE, $1.73. PRICE TO CLOSE, |Cyoax Departure. “se “THE CHAMBERLAIN” and “THE WESTMIN- STER" GOSSAMERS. Sizes, 60 and 02. FORMER PRICE, $3.25. PRICE TO CLOSE, $2. PERYUMERY DEPARTMENT. Lovers of Periume will sce at a glance the following reat redactions: J-ounce Bottles “*SEELE’ @ET WATEL. Former pric: le. Zounce Bottles “SEELEY'S" DISTILLED VIO- hort Wrap, Reduced trom #12 to #4. iit Black Broudcioth Jacket_em- Iroidered revere front. Size 40, from 810 to 82.5 1 Dark Gray Jacket—braided collar and cuffs satin facings. Size 34. Iveduced from 6D to &2 1 Biack Mohair Traveling Ulster. Size 36. DISTILLED VIO- 25e. PRICE TOCLOSE, LET WATER. Former price, 50c. PRICE TO Reduced to = ut ws MEL Be supet_-Sevpert te 1 Cut Glass Bottle *BEELEY'S TROPICAL LILY" Extract, 1 oz. Former price, $1.50. PKICE TO CLOSE, $1.19. 1 Cut Glass Bottle **SEELEY'S TROPICAL LILY" Extract, 2 oz. Former price, $2.50. PRICE TO CLOSE, 81.75. 5 bottles of “COLGATE TONIC LOTION” of Rum ‘and Quinine for the hair. Former price, 3c. PKICE ‘TO CLOSE, 300. “"SEELEY'S CELEBRATED EXTRACTS.” Former Price, 40c. oz. Price to close, 30c. oz. 1 bottle of “COLGATE LAVENDER WATER.” suitable for traveline—loose. frout— fight back. Size 36. Reduced trom $13.50 to #550. 1 Biack Lace Cape, with 0 of Es- ee ae Sy Fran Gs't0 1 Black Embroidered Cape Wrap—silk lined— pef sleeves. Size 35. Ieduuced from 6100 65. «Third floor, 1th st. building. ) Snawt Derarrvenr. E > Shoxte-tergo cian. ‘Re- 2 Extrassized White Shetland Shawis—Lace to 61.50 each. Patterns. Keduced from #2. i Former price, Tic. PRICE TO CLOSE, 5 1 Fine Paisiey Shaw! 1 choice “FASSETT'S ENGLISH LILAC CREAM" forclean- | #B4.co'grin. Reduced from #15 to 810. (Third floor, 11th street building.) ing the teeth. Former price, 25c. a tube. Price to close, 19c. a tube. “PALMER'S TOILET BOUQUET FACE POW- DER.” Former price, 2c. Price to close, 10c., oF three for 25. MEN'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. 10 dozen FINE INDIA GAUZE and GOSSAMER SHIRTS, long and short s'eeves. Former price, 50e. and 75c. Price to close, 35c., three for 81. Sensex Deoynr rool Ceshimere Jerseys ta ail lot of -ANl-wool Cashmere f, Bite. Brown ‘suil Gray: Sipew 29. Buh 4a and 40. Keamod frou #1-00, 62 and ‘A emai! lot of Fine Imported Cream Jerseys— some tucked front others with vestm pearly all size, Reduced frou €2 75, 3, 63.50 and 64 19 61.75 each. About three dozen of "FINE LAUNDERED | __ (Third foor, ith st. building.) SHIRTS," Wamsutta cotton, 100 linen, slightly soiled. Former price, $1.50. Tice toclove, #1 aud | Sorp Depantaent. $125. 4 Fine FPnilish Cheviot Shirt Waists_French Zeke faet colors. "Sizes and 34. Teduced 81-23 each. "A smal! lot of Finest French Fiannel Blouse Waists in neat stripes, Sizes M0 and aS. ee Gucel from #3 end St 1 Fine Bine Striped Size Sm," Hedueed from 84.50 to CThint Qos, Tith at. bunting.) DOUGLAS & BROTHER, 512 OTH ST. N.W., NEAR F. see, Nites Ban Announce a “come down” in Gossamers a3 Children’s Fancy Ginclain Dresses, Guim Sizes 3, 4 ADAG years, Heduond to $2 eu. "7 1 Misses’ Cream Twitied Flannel Suit, with follows Norfoik waist tize 12 years, “Reduced to &. ‘Misses’ Gossamers in Gray and Brown Cir P Children's All-wool Jersey, Tuxedo. Sailor cular, $1.07. Keduced from $1.39. wy Blue _and 1 Garnet. Size 10 1 Years. Reduced to & a ee (Third floor, 11th st. building.) 81.17. Reduced from $1.50. Irish Peasant in three different style stripes, $2.50. Cloth finish. Worth $3.50. Cloth-finish Raglan in different stripes, €4. Kewular $5 Ragians. Mackintosh, with long cape, check or stripe, $13.50, $15, $17.50 and $18.50. DRESSING SACQUES. One style, with tucked vest and narrow Boxs: Crormxa Deranrwent. About forty odd Shi some soiled and ome slightly faded. In French Flannel, Out- ing Cloth and Percale. Eaek waist at just ove lf rewular price. (Third floor, 11th st. building.) Prist Derarrvest. _—— embroidery either side, with hich sleeves Remnants of Printed Outing Cloth in lengths ‘and turn-over co!larand cuffs of embroidery, from Sto 10 yards, Reduced to Gs. a para.” made of fine India linen. Price, €2.08. Jensthn from 13s to8 yards, at sreatly otuced One style of fine India linen, with two Vrlves rows of Valenciennes lace down ‘front and ‘Reunants of Momie Cloth, suttable for bors’ spurt aintes laden’ Mlotntn ke. in Tenet a cota, eaonciry os from YiatoSyardn Reduced trou 12s; to 8 collar. Price, #2.48. Kirminants of Percaien in lente from 15 to One style. with hemstitched embroidery Poa ved from 12% yard. down front, two rows of inserting, two rows oeee Som, 25 ne Sear, around the bottom and ingerting above, of fine tucks, high slecves, hemstitched col- B D. Jar and cuffs. Price, $2.48. LANKET Department. One style with bunch tuck and point em- SMALL LOTS. Droidery around the bottom, with hich of ea ta gaat Wool Blankets. Reduced sleevesand embroidery collars and cuffs, White We ede f ‘4 pairs 12-4 Wiite Wool Blankets. Reduced Price, $1.08. ‘One style with tucked point and em- broidery around bottom, and tucks, high sleeves and embroidery collar and cuffs, made of fine India linen. Price, 81.48. from 85,54 0 to 84.8 pair. 0,94 8 pate. bed Siz a Doudle ved Size Light-weight Comforts, Roman Sik Blankets (soiled), Reduced from Sz to 81 each. LADIES LAWN WAISTS. (Second floor, 11th st. building. ) ‘One style with all-over embroidery front and tucked vest, turn-over collar and cuff of embroidery, high sleeves and tucked ‘back, made of pure India linen. Price, #3.08. One style with shirred vest and inserting, with tucks either side and edged down frotit 2 Mog: Uperress Denarrarer,, Covers, inserting and of Pl AY fRretront tnd hack “acding apf te “tes with narrow embroidery, turn-over collar and 40. > > ~ Sw and cuffs, high sleeves und fine tucked back, oan eines Coreet Covers. V beck and made of fine India linen. Price, #325. Sith herrincbone trimuing and. ribbon. Biss One style with V yoke of all-over em- 44, ‘Kedtuced from @1 to Tie. broidery,tucked to the waist back and front, pea 5) with embroidery collar and cuffs, made of fine India linen. Price, #2.48. Sraproxeny, De One style with two rows of inserting down Pu front and back and three box plaits, bem- 1 box Writing Paper—box broken. Reduced stitched collar and cuffs, made of fine India from 10c. to Be. linen. Price, $2.48. One style box piaited front and back, with high sleeves and turn-over collar and cuffs, made of fine India linen. $1.98. One style of figured linen lawn with tacked. Jewster Depanruesr, ‘back and front, turn-over collar and cuffs, high sleeves and belt. Price €1.25. eB, One style of firured lawn, box plaited back a each. and front, high sleeve and ‘deep cuffs and pall, Brooches, ‘set with real turquoise and turn-overcollar. Price, 98¢. $reguced rom One style of India linen, box platted front Ft from and back, high sleeves, deep cuffs and turn- ee over collars, with belt. Price, 80. 3 Raney rovet et WRAPPER DEPARTMENT. 7 st fancy Brooch.” Reduced from @11. to Fine Freale Wrarpry in all pretty and Sf River Fob Chetan washable colors, made with square-shirred oa nae yge ens sci Fancy Gold Brooches. Reduced trom acd GPirst floor, 11th st, butlding.) i Hostery Drranruesr. : BROKEN SIZES. tight-fitting princess back. Bizes 32 to 44. Price, €2.48. Our Bias Percale Wrappers are made with round yoke, Watteau beck, yokes finished with novelty braid tomatch colors in wrap- ah ftip Cplare SH, Ting Tae to Bizet §2 to 44. Price, €2.25. Totics” Fine “Corton Bossy ite son's best zephyr prints, with a little full-. Ke ness from yoke in front, tucked, V back. Sizes 24-42. Price, $1.68. An interesting bargain for stout ladies. Just 10 Percale Wrappers, made with square yoke and Watteau back. Reduced from 91.08 to 80c. Sizes 44 and 46. ‘Remember, tf you intend going away we Daveall those necessary articles of travel youwillneed. We have EVERYTHING, An interesting article for going-away {sour *‘Imitation Alligator Club Bag.” For 89c. ‘Thisise special price and aspecial good ‘value. * Woopvwann Asp Lormnor. 20TH, LTH AND F STS. N.W. Games Lixex Derantorest Fringed Clothe 1 ‘kor White borders, Baus Betas = Six2ij inch Dinner Nepkine—dowble satin datuask. Reduced from 3.50 to #2 19s doen i Huck and Damask Towels, with knotted Tsuna scully soled. Mer a, ‘ond floor, Lith st. buitaing.) Brack Goons Deraxtaess. Tdesirable lengths of Grenadine at low rem- Rant prices. about 20 Remnants of Black and White and Cast . Nun's Vetling, Chevicte ‘ancy Goods at prices: ‘ivaftd sane.) Travexixe Goons Deranrwext. Bax, ban- 2 13-tnch Imitstion Alliwator H Ge broken. Hest Alligator Club witent Reduced from, 4S to yle_lining slight tote sd mitaced trom tose. a pelt ‘Boor, loth st. butidime.) : Grove Deranturst. Obb SIZES 7 pairs Ladies’ 4outton Black Real Kid Sins oy and ok. Ten Allsilk 1 to Goe. & pair. ih at uted Mews Fersisnse Derantwest. Striped Haif Hose, Sire Pairs jor Ze. kee than Open Back Slitet on each side—peunfonced % 1G, 16kp, Ie and IR © Laun tered Openu-back Shirts plain 1oeo —reintorced. Size Icky. Hedaced to. okie each 3 Striped Mannel Office © and 42." Keanood 4 pairs Navy’ Bite Sizes Beal % Kibbed W S alltinen Sizes 34, 35, iytimasium Knee Panta, mea pale Cotton, ‘Gyn Reduced t 3 peg tet gt Plena! tna Mire for taney nen Bizee Ts. Ie and Ines The weey beet Toreian woods.” Viedured to @230 cack (Firs ? Fax Deranrveyr. SMALL Los. -retnted White Satin Pan, with carved x joel from wm = wold spanwies, Re hi fve ' or hey at 1 oe Hoasoxescauy Deranrucst. ne e All.inen Hemstitched and Pivivoulered, Hatiberchiets.” etuced” front Foto dd each, ‘2 Ladies’ White All-linen Handkerchiefs, with 1 lered scooped ease. Ke. duced Tron 90 to air ge wae 38 Lal simon Hew Fiubroslered Handker bieta, to Une. eck for Ae. (Burst floor, tidrd annex.) —o_ WOOPWARD & LOTHROP. 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. NW. A Desvenare Proxce INTO OUR FOOTWEAR. Curpress Axp Misses: Derarraesr, | every Parmor suors acrvauny SACRIFICED, A CLEAR CASE OF MUST Go. 800 * “ 4.00. If we have the Shoeto f* your foot your purse will yield quickly. This beats any sale ever recorded, Our time for Vacating # settied, and what will we do with such a lance stock as we have on band—sell it, 20 matter what loss. 12TH AND F STREETS N.W. A. KAUFMAN. XN. SICKLE. Special announcement for the Ladies in the Spectal Col 3 Trave Is Booussa. THERE IS A GREAT BOOM TX GEN- TLEMENS CLOTHING NOW IN PROGRESS AT 319 SEVENTH 8T. NORTHWEST. WE ARE SELLING MORE OF OUR CORRECTLY MADE SUITS, SEB ARATE TROUSERS, COATS AND VESTS AND FANCY VESTS THIS SEASON THAN EVER BEPORE HOSTS OF WELL-DRESSED GEN- ‘TLEMEN WHO FORMERLY FaATRON- IZED THE CUSTOM TAILORS “ARR NOW WEARING GARMENTS PUR- (CHASED OF US. OUR STOCK OF THIN GOODS FoR HOT WEATHER NEEDS NO CoM. MENDATION. TO SHOW THEM IS ALL THAT IS NECESSARY To SELL THEM. THE STAMP OF GENTILITY 18 UPON EVERY GARMENT AND THEY ARE CORRECT IN EVERY DETAIL—IN FACT, AKE PERFECT. LET US SHOW THEM TO Fou. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., “ AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, COR. 7TH AND D STS. x. w. BE