Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: MONDAY . .. Same 8, 1891. .. Editor. THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cirealation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium t worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. the drawback in other free countries, has been indolent thinking by the people, and immature views, the result of indolent thinking. The mass is honest aud it always means well when it is sure what it means The difficulty for it bas ever been to concentrate thought Jong enough to understand the bearing of things. For instance, the people at large see that the tendency is to develop the riches of soil, air and stream ia such fashion as gives or is likely to give more parts of the prosperity arising from the development to one portion of the population than to theother. Some people fancy that this inequality can be remedied most certainly and most speedily by legislation and, as legislation is done in a republic by parties, that the proper thing is to either force one of the existing parties to legislate more distinctly in the supposed popular intorest or, if that be unattainable, to make @ new party. Since free thought aroso many minds have sought a panacea for the ills of life in legislation, for- wetting that no physician administers the same medicine for every human malady. There aro some evils that legislative action only serves to aggravate. But fortunately unlike many cases in pathology, the student of affairs knows that quackery in such @ government as ours never kills, that somehow, after much perplexity and stumbling around in the dark, trying to find fast the right remedy, the patient either gets well without any or finds one that is not labeled: “be it enacted,” &c. The Furmers’ Alli- ance and the labor societies connected with it in the industrial movement of today have some admirable purposes in view and their procedure may not be contemned by wise men of the two old parties. Nevertheless it is per- fectly apparent to the impartial thinker that the industrial train never can run on the schedule made for it, though the train may somehow, at some time, and in some condition reach its destination. Part of the rolling stock is in good condition, and it is also evident to those who use their eyes rather than their prejudices that the track is not out of order all the way. ~——~»-+-e-_____ Sir John Macdonald has been long the most Picturesque character in British American politics. His downright loyal toryism is a notable feature of Canadian political his- tory. A man of great resources, he has been more feared and watched by. leaders of the liberal school than all others com- bined. Indeed, his intellectualify as a poli- tician is not overrated by even his warmest a wirers. It isa singular thing to those who do not understand the Scottish people's charac- teristies that some of the most eminent defend- ers of the tory principles and some of the stur- diest public setvants of England have been of that nation which was so crnelly handled at and after Culloden. But the Scoteb highlander fights with determined loyalty on the side to which he is pledged. When he became loyal to the House of Hanover, after loyalty to the Honse of Stewart was no longer possible, he simply transferred his convictions of duty from one object to another, the obligation being as strong to him in the latter asin the former ease. Sir John Macdonald, as the great tory Jeader of America, leaves no successor who can fill his shoes. His political shrewdness, unfet- tered by any nice scruples, and his hold on the people were marvelous. The chief claim of Sir Jobn to a high place in history is his secur- ing the federation of the colonies known as the Dominion of Canada The people of the re- public are chiefly interested in knowing the effect at this time of the premier’s death upon pending questions Letween this country and Canada and the further effect of his demise upon the politics of Canada, 40 fur as they are concerned with the politics and economics of the United States. ee The insurgent newspapers in Chili bewail the action of the United States in the Itata matter and are indignant because this country does not sympathize openly with their cause and assist them in their fight by returning at once the arms and ammunition on the Itata. If the United States sided with ali of the insurgents south of the Rio Grande, ani established their cause, the insurgent business ia that part of the world would be carried on to painful excess and there would be such a rapidly rotary stvie of government in progress as would make the whole world’s head swim. Any government is better than no government. When the insur- gents have conquered and established for them- selves an apparently stable government the United States will be officially with them, and not before. ~——_+2 ‘Members of the English royal family, smart- ing under the stings of the press, propose to bring libel suits against those who attack their character in future. The policy hitherto of remaining silent has not been profitable. The other policy may not serve any better. If members of the royal family will imita-e the queen in their ecndcet they will have no as- sault on them made in the newspapers of Great Britain to whi a they need give the slightest attention. ——- President Polk of the National Farmers’ Alli- are not making war on any Mr. Polk could not convince either of the dominant parties of the truth of this statement by swearing to it ona stack of Bibles as bigh as a haystack. += —__-__ ‘The Czar of Russia having declined an invi- tation to visit Paris, and snubbed President Carnot, His Majesty, “Hemp” Washburne, Em- peror of Chicago and Cook county, has some doubts as to whether he will invite the autocrat to Visit the world’s fair. * should be thankful that “Honest Johu” Bardsley didn’t earry off their city buildings and thus remove the apple of their eye, their pride and hope ard joy. —_—_+= Why should the English go to Monte Carlo when their Crown Prince is a traveling Monte Carlo for the accommodation of all who will in- vite him to their houses +e ‘The Sebweinfurth idea of heaven does not inelnde tar and feathers and riding on® rail and Mr. S. wili therefore sbake the mud of Kansas City from his feet. 0 Ocala, having supplied eapital to the people's party platform, wants to do the same thing for the state of Florida, Tallahassee to the con- trary notwithstanding. 2 Reason says, make the census bureau perma- nent. But negative folly appears to be stronger than affirmative wisdom. — Since the New Orleans affair nothing has quite so shaken Italy as that earthquake which jarred the uorthern end of it last Saturday. rar Ex-Treasurer Bardsley of Philadelphia did ‘Rot cares continental about the old fiag, but be did hanker after large appropriations. If somebody portion of the democratic nationui ticket, Indi- ana will farnish the Gray. ee What “gambling hell” in the United States will be the first to adopt the name of Tranby Croft? ++. ‘Tho late Sir John Macdonald was a great Politician in all the term implies, Death has given a great boom to the liberal eause in Canada. - ee ‘The London ‘bus drivers are on a strike and OB tscis stages Berwees A Quaarer AxvA Dotan. PERRY'S. W ww W® BELIEVE IT PUTS EVERY ONE IN wwww Way Wey food humor to know beforehand just WW what « thing is going to cost. For our Part it isa matter of pride with us to quote figures. ways “hang our price banners on the outward where everybody can have sccesstothem. It ‘js human nature in one's shopping to fieure fine as hair on necessities—and let the luxuries eat a bt hole in the purse, with never « murmur. You will never hear us making objection to the exercise of due eronomy—and, to point out a few facts at the ““feet of ‘Reeessity,” we want to show you what can be done Within the limits of a dollar in the way of GOOD HOSIERY—«rades you can come in and buy at any thne. Not special prices—althouzh they seem low ‘enough to have been cut for the occasion. OUR 23-CENT QUALITY. LADIES’ ELASTIC FAST BLACK HOSE, with double heels and toes. MEN'S LIGHT-WEIGHT BALBRIGGAN HALF HOSE, with and without the ribbed ankies. CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK RIBBED COTTON HOSE, in all sizes. INFANTS’ HALF HOSE, in White and Black. OUR 29-CENT QUALITY. LADIES’ COTTON HOSE, in Mode and Tan Shades, with White heels ana toes. MEN'S VERY LIGHT-WEIGHT BALBRIGGAN HALF HOSE, with Whit and toes. CHILDKEN'S NEVER FADING BLACK, RIBBED HOSE, with spliced knees, heels and toes. OUR 35-CENT QUALITY. “Three pairs for a dollar— LADIES" FINE LIGHT-WEIGHT BALBRIGGANS, ‘with White heels and toes. LADIES" *‘HOLD-FAST” BLACK COTTON HOSE. MEN'S LISLE THREAD, in Tan und Gray. ‘MEN'S ELASTIC FAST BLACK SOCKS. OUR 50-CENT QUALITY. LADIES’ BLACK LISLE THREAD HOSE, in plain, drop stitch and gauze lise. LADIES’ RIBBED LISLE THREAD HOSE, in fency boot patterns. LADIES’ TAN AND GRAY RIBBED LISLE ‘THREAD HOSE. MEN'S LIGHT-WEIGHT ELASTIC FAST BLACK HOSE, with bigh spliced heels and doutle soles. MEN'S RIBBED and PLAIN LISLE THREAD HOSE—Tans and Grays. OUR 75-CENT QUALITY. LADIES’ GAUZE LISLE THREAD HOSE in Black, Gray, Dablia and ‘Early Century” Biue. LADIES’ SILK PLAITED HOSE—Tan, Gray and Black. LADIES’ FANCY LISLE THREAD HOSE—These have been 38 high as a dollar a pair. OUR $1 QUALITY. LADIES’ BEST-GRADE ‘Tan, Gray and Black. LADIES’ BLACK BRILLIANT LISLE HOSE in Richelieu and Cluster Ribbed. LADIES’ BLACK SILK-PLAITED HOSE in plain ‘and drop-stitch patterns. LADIES’ SILK-PLAITED HOSE in new boot pat- terns. Our sole purpose is to show you that HOSIERY can be cheap and be good. We have selected tor examples the kinds that are on the popular wave at the present time. Every price we have noted is an established harbor with us. You will always find the pleasing styles afloat here. You can pay more—to us even— bug none we can show You are safer for satisfaction. ‘Let your next buying be down among them. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” ‘NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ZE LISLE HOSE in Established 1849. w “Tue Moxvesrat.» “BUSY IS THE STORE THAT RIGHTLY SELLS’ AT PRICES RIGHT. WE HAVE WHAT'S RIGHT IN SUMMER GOODS, AND BUSY ARE FROM MORN TILL NIGH. WITH CUSTOMERS WHO RIGHTLY JUDGE THE VALUES. ANOTHER WEEK OF BARGAINS. THE MILLINERY. Afine showing of beautiful trimmed Hats today, new and effective styles for little money. Sik Mull Hats—an immense stock for your selection. The Vas- sar Hat, trimmed and untrimmed—as grand line. STRAW GOODS. 100 dozen Braid Hats in Black, White, Brown and Cardinal. Value 50and 75e. Each at 25c. 150 dozen fine Straw Hatsin Fancy Milan, Lace Braid, Black and Colored. Value 8c. and 8c. Each at die. FLOWERS in awreath of beauty. Allthe choice Plants at prices indeed ridiculous. Superior Flowers for the price of the common place RIBBONS_BIG CUT. 68 pleces Satin-back Velve> Ribbon, 3g-inch wide, black only, at 9. 8 yard. 56 pieces Satin Back Velvet Ribbon. 1-inch wide, Diack only, at Se. eS al ‘Seg, ‘Back Velvet Rivbon,1%¢-inches wide, lack only. at 2c. 120 pieces of Ganze Ribbon, black and colors Sinches wide, very fine, from 25 te yard. 380 lcces of extra, Ane guslity Aifetik Geos Grain Ribbon. satin edge, in all slades, No. 3 ‘No. Sto No. 22. HANDKERCHIEFS. oi ermaatie Reningehot, ite and, Oo im abou! y diferent wine! shail offer at Ge. “Regular price 1Oamd Le Ceuta: 100 dozen Ladies’ Fine Muil Hand-embroidered and ~ ) yppeacemanend White and Colored, at 12igc. wt ‘dozen Children’s ‘Handkerchiefs at 3c., worth Se Superior quality. excellence of work and perfection y ‘tare the ohanscteristioe of all we offer in g LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. 0 ‘Special values in Dra . SPECIAL BARGAINS IN INFANT'S WEAR. $*All things come to him who waits." ‘They who have waited until now to buy JACKETS, WRAPS OR CAPES 7 355s wl ‘We are still selling the “*Fast Black” Hose at 2lc. per pair. wi hay them if necessary to insure a perfect fit. Specially good values in Ladies’ Blazer Buits (a skirt with coat to match, the at 810, 12.50, 815, $17.50, $22.50, $25 to 835. All colors and elezant line of Navy Blue Twilied Cloth. Skirts to match our celebrated **Reban” A MATCHLESS STOCK OF LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS.—The windowful does not tell haif the story. We are selling a line of Ladies’ Figured Waists at 50c. which sell usually at Ge. ‘We are selling an excellent White India ‘Linen Plaited Waist ut 7c. Weare selling Ficured Shirt Waists, made from Garner's soft-finished per- cale, at 88c., which, for iaundering and ‘wear, is unsurpassed by any other ma- terial. Attractive dainty figures, DON'T GO AWAY Without a Jacket or Wrap, There will be plenty of *‘speils” like the one just Passed—when a wrap will be an absolute necessity. Especially will you need ono if yon propose to go to Europe or take the water trip to Boston. We have kept our stock complete, both in Coats and ‘Long Cloaks. If bound for the seashore your wardrobe will not be complete ‘without one of our famous **Rehan” Biazers. Black, Navy and Cream fan- cies. 3. WILLIAM H. McKNEW, (Successor to R. H. Taylor), 1 ‘933 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Abvaxtaczovs To You. THERE ARE SEVERAL REASONS WHY IT IS TO YOUR INTEREST TO BUY YOUR BOYS AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS OF 7S. IN THE FIRST PLACE ALL OF OURGARMENTS ARF. THOROUGHLY RELIABLE.AS WE HAVE NO ROOM FOR POORLY-MADE CLOTHING AND NO INCLINATION TO HANDLE IT IF WE HAD. AND THEN OUR STYLES ARE NEW AND NOBBY,THE PATTERNS ARE NEAT AND EXCLU- SIVE, THE TAILORING THE VERY BEST, THE FABRICS ARE THE FINEST OBTAINABLE AND THE FIT 18 PERFECT. ADD TO THIS THE FACT THAT OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW OR LOWER THAN THOSE OF THE OTHER DEALERS, AND YOU CAN READILY SEE THAT IT 18 TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO DEAL WITH US. OUR SUMMER GOODS ARE ALL HERE, AND IT IS THE FINEST EX- HIBITION OF YOUNG MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S WEARABLES EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY. DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THEM. B. ROBINSON & €o., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 28-20 909 PA. AVE. N.W. Axmenrtoaxn Warcues. WE OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF WALTHAM AND ELGIN WATCHES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. SP'PURCHASERS WILL FIND THIS A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY THE BEST PRODUC- TIONS OF THESE LEADING AMERICAN WATCH COMPANIES AT VERY MUCH LOWER THAN REGULAR RATES, M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., 08-38 1107 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. A fad £4 Ba POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. rans GREAT REDUCTION SALE OF LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SUMMER-WEIGHT CLOAKS AND SUITS, ‘We have put extremely low prices on the entire stock. We offer three great values in Shirt Waists: MISSES’ UNLAUNDERED PERCALE SHIRT ‘Will find the season's novelties at half the early sea- | WAISTS, son's price. JET WRAPS, $3.29. FINER TO 85.98. Bait former prices. CLOTH JACKETS, $1.29. FINER TO 912, + Less than half former prices. JACKETS, $4.97. FINER TO $18, HOSIERY. if ‘Ladies’ and Minses’ in Silk, Lisle and Cotton fabrics sm colt colors and fast black. UMBRELLAS ‘For sun and rain at prices that will suit everybody. ‘THE_MONUMENTAL, 37, 999 F st. vw. av A THT ais 0 AA r ec AA Tf Se Seo MA OT By My Soo= FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER WE SHALL SELL LADIES’, ‘MISSES* AND CHILDREN'S GENUINE DONGOLA HAND-TURNED OX¥ORD TIES, PLAIN TOE OR WITH PATENT TIPS, oe we OCR Fes. uA HRERE: A yf ge itt Rg : MAMAS RELIABLE BHOE HOUSES, 816 SEVENTH STREET, lge2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 231 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 8.E. Sruw Hara ‘We have just opened a large shipment of STRAW HATS FROM KNOX, NEW YORK. Skraw Hats of all kinds from Sec. to$S. Ladies? ‘Yacht Hats, Boss’ Hats, 50v., e., $1. ‘B . STINEMETZ & SONS, (1237 Pennsylvania ave. <2 > perm 1t 8 Re. ‘Ladies’ 50c. Unlaundered Percale Shirt WAISTS,, ‘4c. each. Ladies’ $1.18 Laundered Plain White Shirt Waists, ‘fine materials, one And the following stand fora department fall of bargains just as «reat: Ladies’ Gingham Dresses, in nobby plaids, made up ‘very stylishly. Ladies’ White Suits, tucked skirt, embroidered waist and lawn sash. All sizes. $2.50 each. Ladies’ Light Flannel Blazers with dark strives and Plain Cream Blazers with gold embroidered collars. A lot of Children’s Navy Bine and Tan Reefers, Sizes 4to 12. Were @2.25 and $2.00. CHOICE, = 7 EACH. Ladies? Blousea, 6 different styles, sold for $1.25, (91.40, $2.50, 82.75, 63.75 and ¥4. CLEARING PRICE, % PER CENT OFF OF MARKED PRICES. BAO M'S W.. A. Prencr & Cos Successors to E. G. Davis, ‘718 Market Space, Corner 8th street. SHARP CLIPPINGS FOR TUESDAY. ‘Tomorrow we will offer some very sharp BARGAINS in various departments, afew of which we ADVERTISE today. Take notice, there is money saving here. Tunez Bazcars lx New Guena. DINES. Ipiece of FINE SEWING-SILK GRENA- DINE, with polka spot figuring, 24 inches wide, all ailk. Regular price, $1.25 yard. Marked down to 70c. yard. 1 piece SATIN CHECK GRENADINE, ALL SILK, 24 inches wide, Regular price, $1.50. MARKED DOWK to 91.18 yard. 1 piece of WIDE SATIN STRIPE HERNANT, ALL SILK, VERY FINE QUALITY, 25 inches ‘Wide. Regular price, 82. MARKED DOWN to 81.39 yard. New Couzrs Ix Dorzen Swiss. ‘We have just opened an elegant assortment of the VERY DESIRABLE GOODS at very close price. Both DOTTED and FIGURED are in- cluded. Dotted Swiss for 25c. yard. Dotted Swiss for 30c. yard. Dotted Swiss for 35e. yard. Dotted Swiss for 40c. yard. Dotted Swiss for 45c. yard. Dotted Swiss for 50c. yard. New Currox Rucuxa. DOUBLE CHIFFON RUFFLING, 3 inches deep, with adjustable draw string, in colors of CARDINAL, PEARL, PINK, NAVY BLUE, GRAY, CREAM, BLACK, WHITE. Regular price, $1.25. OUR SPECIAL PRICE, 81 yard. W. A. PIERCE & Co., Successors to E.G. DAVIS, “AY Market Space, Cor. 8th xt. R ONE WEEK-—MEN'S FRENCH B: - gan Underwear, 25c.; Men's ral dees Drawers, 2c, 1t UNTING, 24¢.; LAWNS, 3 BY su RARE $e5-3t Tax Azovr Busrsess. Why, in all our life we never knew trade tobe livelier than it was durme the week last past. We had all that we could do with our regular force and frequen:!y could have used baker's dozen extra men. It isa firmly established fact, however, that we sell BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY Than any other house extant. ‘The popular verdict regarding our line of suits of FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING For Men, consisting of SERGES, TWEEDS, HOME- SPUNS, WOKSTEDS, CHEVIOTS, &., &c., is an ‘emphatic and unqualified indorsement of the quality and fit as being the BEST ever seen at the price, which 1s $10 A SUIT. Why we have had orders for these suits from all Points of the compass—from the states bordering on the British possessions and from as far south as Tampa, Fla. ‘This indorsement from at home and abroad has elated us somewiiat and acts as an incentive toxreater endeavors, which we shall proceed to put into effect at once, e’en thouzh we are not classed with the “UPPER TEN." Indeed we preter to be listed with the “LOWER FIVE” when it comes to the ques- tion of PRICE with excellence of material and make as the backers. SAILOR SUITS! SAILOR SUITS! SAILOR SUITS!!! BLUE AND GRAY. Sizes 3 to 10 years. 75e. AND81 A SUIT. CHILDREN’S SHORT PANTS SUITS, Sizes 4 to 14 years, 81 A SUIT. Better ones, @1.75. Suit. Still better, $2 « Suit. One grade higher, 82.25 a Suit. Another step up, $2.50 a Suit. » TOP NOTCH, ABSUIT. YOUNG MEN'S SUITS—CUTAWAY COATS. Sizes 32 to 36. A good suit at $6. A better suit at $6.50. A superior suit at $7. An excellent suit at 87,50. If you want a better thing than this you must seek it in the clouds—tor we are of the earth ani are there- fore earthy—hence you cannot expect us to perform miracles. We are playing sad havuc with the furnish- ing goods people because we are at **quits” with that particular line of goods and are selling off our superb stock of GENTLEMEN'S FU! ISHING GOODS, Consistine of Neckwear, Underwear, Outing Shirts, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Linen Collars and other necessary adjuncts to a gentleman's wardrobe, AT 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. VICTOR E. ADLER'S 10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 7TH ST. N.W., CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. Se Office Coats on sale Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings from 7 to@ o'clock only, Price 5c. ses MATENGS! MATTINGS SPECT AT ices for one ‘week. ‘early, and choices. °° BLUM jet _ 745-747 BO Bt ADIES’ PATENT LEATHER OXFORDS, O8e. ; 4 Youths’ Patent Leather, Boys’ Patent Leather, $1.19; Men's Fatent Leather, #1/10. ‘RAFF'S E} se SPECIAL LOW first WeS-3t i Some beautiful specimens of Art Embroidery that we have reduced at leas than the price of material. THAT DaY is TOMORROW, TUESDAY, JUNE ® ‘We know if we can but get you here you will recor: ‘nize that our collection of Shirts for ladies is without s rival. | We refer to the extent of the variety, the quall- ties offered, the superb fit and the Teasonable prices. FOR TOMORROW ‘We select the best values in stock and offer them at re- duced prices—just to get you here. 09 CENTS for our 8c, French Lawn Shirts, made in the London Coaching styie. 85 CENTS for our $1 Fast Black Batiste Shirts, sim!- Yar style as above, ‘81.48 for our $1.68 French Satteen Shirts, Navy Black, with White polka dots, in all sizes. These have full front and pleated back, collar and cuffs heavily interlined. ‘NOT MORE THAN TWO. We adinit we offer these Shirts at less than the Wholesale prices in onder to get you here, Not more than two to each customer, and nonewill be disap- pointed. ‘The Shirts we really want you to see are not men- toned here. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) One-fifth off the marked prices of any piece ‘of Bric- ‘a-brac, ranging in price from $2to €30, Vases from Japan and the Potteries of England and Germany—a collection that will not disappoint a connossieur, prices that must agreeably surprise. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continned below.) Curar Frowens Axv Rinsoxs. It is seldom such choice Flowers as these are offered atthe prices. €1.10 for Wreaths of Ross worth $2 each. 89. for Roses worth $1.25 bunch. 50c. for Clover worth 98c. bunch. 59c. for Carnations well worth 75e. bunch, 68. for Lilacs worth $1 bunch. €1.25 for Morning Glories worth $1.98 bunch. 73e. for Sweet Peas worth €1.25 bunch. Sic. for Roses ‘worth 0c. bunch. 5c. each for Rove and Two Buds on fone stem; worth 25 cents. 20c. for Pansies worth 30e. bunch. VELVET RIBBONS.—The only complete assort- ment of Linen and Satin Back Veivet Ribbons is here. Widths No. 2 to No, 40. Biack, White, Cream and all colors. To quickly introduce the new arrivals 10 per cent discount will be allowed. SASH RIBBONS.—Surah Sash Ribbons 15 inches ‘wide for 49 cents instead of $1 a yard is because we have only Navy and Light Blue. HAT RIBBONS.—For the Vassar Sailor Hats we have the now Stripe Ribbons of superior G. G. silks, two inches wide, and only 25c. a yard. BARGAINS. — Better quality of G. G. Ribbons with satin edge than usually miven ut these prices, Prices......3. Gc. Te. 9c, 10c. 15c, 180. Widths.Xo.2 3 5 7 9 1 ‘White, Crean, Black and all the new tints for sum- ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Iurortaxt Sure Or Hose AND UNDERWEAR. ‘The window will be dressed tonight with the special attractions, smong which you'll notice FRENCH LISLE HOSE WORTH 50 CENTS FOR 19 AND 25e. APAIR. All the Jatest shades in Tans and Browns will be shown at the latter price. AT 35 CENTS—Such a collection of Lisle Hose never before exhibited at one time. ‘The latest novel- ties in boot patterns, including all the scarcest tints ‘and fast Black. The greatest surprise in Underwear will be the French Ribbed Lisle Vests in delicate shades, guaran- teed 50c. quality, for only 35 cents, or three Vests for o THE PALAIS ROYAL. ‘Continued belo Axormer Fosruxare Purcuase OF CREAM AND BLACK JAPANESE SILKS BY THE PALAIS ROYAL, ‘Many ladies will remember the unusually good quali- tles offered about a mouth ago. Our buyer desires it stated that even better values can now be offered. At- tention is called to the fact that the quantities are lim- {ted and the great improbability of suchi values again this season. AT 69 CENTS. 8 pieces 24-inch Cream Japanese Silk, guaranteed ‘equal to the usual 89c. quality.. ONLY 69 CENTS. ? AT @1 A YARD. 5 pleces 284ach Cream Japanese Silk, guaranteed ‘the usual $1.25 quality. ONLY 81. AT 61.15 YARD. 4 pieces Cream Figured Japanese Silks, artistic de- Signs, quality worth $1.50 a yard...,...ONLY $1.15. They have done their service with we have used them one season as samples. There dre no to pieces aitke. Jy you wish one of them you must call at unce, Gs there is onty a (imated quantity, axpsomE Burrerriy Doyuies, Regular price, 98c. Reduced to 48c. Doylies stamped ii Roman embroticey destens. Reg price, #1..0 per dozen. Reduced to 7c. Square Table Covers workedt in cord silk, appliuue of net. Reyular price, $12. Keduoed mais Peter Tey. Barats pin, 03, faced to 81. oven a reduced prices Wother piece EMPEY LINENS. 0 B1, at 4%. : 1 lot of Scart +1 lot of Table Covers at 2b Tequest we have stamped 300 Bed Spreads, which we will selbat O%c. each. ARGARRON LINES FIINGES in all of the new a yard New Stamped Linen for Mhenced FREE of CHARGHar Comes Will be com- rt OPPENHEIMER’S, 514 9th st. n.w. Stamping while you wait. at SPRING LEAF TRA, at At 50 cents a pound, In half pound “ki onl} 2. WwW. BUKC! 1825 F st. eS R ONE WEEK — MoeQuITO NETTING, slightly damaged, colors White and Blue. 2x place Ot8 yards eeu, 2* 745-747 Sth st. 8.2. e520 , Does te AETEND OUR SLIPPER SALE, Ladies’ Oxfords, Ste. | Child's - Oss 3 ENTE! 305-38 2a 2 a Narraws Caystan Discovery, NATTAN'S [Reduced in sizeand price to CRYSTAL DISCOVERY. 50c., will positively restore NATTAN'S wray or faded hair to its CRYSTAL DISCOVERY. natural color. Clean, clear NATTAN'S ‘and harmless; {t supersedes CRYSTAL DISCOVERY. the objectionable prepara- NATTAN'S tions at present in the mar- CBYSTAL DISCOVERY. ket. NATTAN'S Sale confined exclusively CRYSTAL DISCOVERY. to the manufacturers. KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, SEVENTH AND E 8TS. N.W. ‘Uptown Branch—14th and F sts. Downtown Branch—2d and D sts, it Or Rewasrs. Jot of Remnants AT The. A YARD. Five pieces Q¢-nch Black Japanese Silks, which we challenge in comparison with those usually sold at Scents a yard. ONLY 73 CENTS. AT 81 AND $1.25. Six pleces 28-inch Biack Japanese Silks, which have only to beseen and felt to be praised. They are the Dest silks, .ONLY $1 AND $1.25. Ea The necessary Trimmings are herein quantities and variety that make a selection very easy. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 23-Ixon Cuma Suxs, 50c. ‘Cream, Black anda summer colors. Though you ‘may secure as food quality elsewhere for 50 cents we think we show the widest Silk at the price. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continusd below.) Biacx Soraz Suxs AT 68 CENTS, SUCH AS USUALLY SELL FOR 61. Perhaps you might obtain @ perceptibly better qual- ity for 81, but these Silks were manufactured to retail ‘at @1.and would certainly bea barain at 89 cents. AT €8 CENTS they are the best bargain this city has over seen. Weare also showing good values in 19-inch-wide Surahs at 50 cents and 27 inches widefor 81. But you won't buy these as long as the Gc, Silks are here, ‘Those whaintended paying 50 cents will be tempted to pay the difference, and those who were willing to ‘Pay 1 won't bd now; s0 that we repest the sale of all ‘5c, and @1 Surah Bilk will be ats standstill fora while, (Continued below.) Cusax Woot Duses Goons - + Thatare EXTRA VALUES AT THE PRICES. See them, ask for samples, compare with elsewhere and you'll know why we write: Extra valuesat the tices, ‘ THE PALAIS ROYAL. 38-inch All-wool Gray Serge. — All-wool Gray Nun's Veilings and Batiste, at 37%c., 50c. and G25e. All-wool Henrictias, im all shades of Gray, at 50, 6234, 75, 87i4e. and 81 per yard. Gray Lansdownes, 40-inch, silk warp, @1.25 per yd. —————— NAVY BLUE DRESS FABRICS. ‘inch All-wool Navy Challie... ‘36-inch Afl-wool Navy Albatross... 36-inch All-woo! Navy Batiste. 40-inch All-wool Navy Albatross, 40-in¢h All-wool Navy Albatross, 42-inch All-wool Navy Albatross, 40-inch Ail-wool Navy Henrietta... 4G-inch All-wool Navy Henrietta. 40-inch All-wool Nuvy Henrietta, 40-inch All-wool Navy Henrietta. 40-inch All-wool Navy Lansdowne. 40-inch All-wool Navy Sebastopol... 46-inch All-wool Navy Serge... 46-inch All-wool Navy Serge. 40-inch All-wool Navy Berge, 40-inch All-wool Navy Batiste. 42-inch All-wool Navy Batiste, 40-inch All-wool Navy Debeixe.. 46-inch All-wool Navy Camel's Hair. 48-inch All-wool Navy Cheviot. 42-inch All-woot Navy Dentelle... 50-inch Ail-woo! Navy Heavy Diagonal, 40-inch All-wool Navy Rayure Our store is kept delightfnily cool by our patent cooling fans. Shopping made a pleasure. ‘Mail orders will receive immediate considerstion. VHAMBRAYS PINK, DRAB. BLUE, Bye. CPST RIN Dress Ginrbager te ENTERPRISE, T2ai 1th st. Bear in Mind “If it is proper Saks has it.” e538 e20vLve0eL2L DFO 00000 {x Taz Gusse Or Coxznasr. PecL2eL0L7 LOO C D200” “pala it refreshing to know that there's H one house where the beat can be bought— A and bought the cheapest? The trouble with most of the clothing that’s sold around bere is the quality is sacrificed tothe price. It seems to be the one object to talk “low.” Anything to catch the trade—and the consequence is that the community is flooded with unreliable garments that are Uke mill-stones around the neck of legiti- mate qualities—draxving them down to a Plane of ill-repute they dv not deserve to tread. We fistter ourselves we have established our reputation so firmly here—that you hever associate our creatiyns with these car- features. We alm at » perfection that Knows no improvement except thai taught by the march of time—and we gct there— ‘that’s the best part of it. In our method of making clothes we em- ploy the same elements of success that are the “bones and sinews” of fine tailoring — ‘and the only difference between us—and the “Knights of the Shears" —is the price we put ‘upon our labor. ‘The tmmense business we do makes va- Hlety « necessity—and its throuch this va- riety we help so many men to « setisfaction they never experience any where else. ‘We can show you all the styles and all the fashions that are popular—in Just your size— and whether its a €10 sult you choose or SSone—you've the positive assurance it's the best the money can bay. > pines SAKS AND COMPAXY, PENN. AVE. ‘BEST AND SEVENTH STREET. CLOTHES, a7 A Cuseres Ox Srnars SHAWL STBafs. Siler Dandie bar, Loop ron rah ¢ inch wre, aes Axp 7 a 20TH. 11TH AND F STS. ¥.W. —i Coxcersixe Lixexs. CHIEFLY INTERESTING To PROPRIETORS or HOTELS, BOARDING HOUSES, CAFES, SUMMER RESORTS, RESTAU- RANTS, DINING ROOMS, MANAGERS or PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS And HOUSEKEEPERS GENERALLY. —— 00, UR greet success in this important branch 8 Got car business and the magnitude of our © Osales for the past season area mont fint- 00 ‘tering tribute to our paralleled Linen Stock and the judicious management of this departinent. 00, WING to the enormity and the excep- B Qtional assortment we are prepared to de- ©. Oliver without delay, im any quantity de- ‘00 sired, TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYLIFS, TRAY CLOTHS, TABLE DAMASK, TABLE CLOTHS, LINEN SHEETING, TOP CLOTHS, BOLSTER AND PILLOW CASING, fe., &e. Powerful incentive is offered toall de- s'rous of reinforcing their Housekeepink ‘A Linens by the following incomparable Avarmuins: A AA AA AA a ay 18536 inch Damask Towe's, with knotted fringe and fancy borders, 10 0s doz. 16x32 inch Huck Towels, with plain fringe and fancy borlers, 10c., $120.8 doz. ISx36 inch Huck Towels, with plain fringe and fancy borders, 12%e., #1.50.a doz. Isx40 inch Damask Towels, with knotted fringe and fancy borders, 12ic., 61.50 doz. 2149x40 inch Heavy Hnck Towels, with plain frmye and Red borders, Le., 8) % 2ixisinch Heavy Huck Towels, with plain, hemmed, fancy borers, 20e., §2.40 a doz. Special prices to hotels, &e. ‘Our assortment of Towels at 250.,83 a dozen, is very large. This being the popular price w aim to ive the very best value for the money. We mention a large size, heavy quality Damaxk Towel, with knotted fringe, in fancy colors, such as Bine, Pink, Red and Copper and plain White. Size 2250 inches. Special prices to hotels, &. Crash, Tea Towels, Glass Towels, Side Tow- els, &e., 16X36 inches, hemmed and ready for use. ~—10 and 1236. each, #1 and $1.50. doz. — Special prices to hotels, 8c. All-linen Crash Roller Towels. 24 yards long. —e. each, #44 dozen.—— Special prices to hotels, &e. DAMASK BY THE YARD. G4-ineh Heavy Quality Irish Damask, fall bleached, about 7 patterns from which to select. ——We. a yard. — Special prices to hotels, &e. ‘O0-ineh Heavy Quality Full Blesched German Damask, very durable, about five patterns from which to select. heavy quality, full 72 inches wide. Act value, Se. ——Tie. a yard. — Special prices to hotels, &c. Full Bieached Heavy Quality German and Iriali Damaske, fall 3S incher ides a large ase ‘Sortment of patterns trom which to select. Napkingat @1, ‘$1. “SSoscial price to hotels, de sx 15 in. Extra Heavy Quality Wash Bleached German Daniaak Napkins. The offered by us for the Special prices to hotels, &e- 22ey- och iris and Geriuan Damask Nap- sna. —=— 82, 82.50. #3, 30, — peciel prices to hotels, be oon aoe 20x26-inch Dinner Napkins. ee E ome #1, $1.25 to 86 a dozen. We inenticn a special value in Pind Doyles dors, Invetise, ee Only 50e, denen. — ‘Special prices to hotels, &e. TRAY CLOTHS. Our assortment of Tray Cloths includes every- faut Waite or wish colenea tanties k eps: ‘or with col Sal value in a Larwe-size, Plain White. Prinsed ‘Tray Cloth—beavy, soft quality—-a spleudid wearer, —-Rize 20130 inches 37i¢c. each. — Bpectal prices to hotels, 4 Top covers or sma.l cloths for using over the cloth. Size slat inch, 50 and each or @6 and inch. @5 and S5e. each or $7.50 wie cla prices to hotels, &e. FRINGED TABLE CLOTHS FOR RESTAU- RANT AND CAFE USE. Heavy quality Cream Damask Table Cloths, with red borders thre sizes, PATTERN CLOTHS In Plain White and White with Red hear Cloths have « border all round, no Iringe—tour sizes. ‘The quality 4 Silver Bleached German tory'eott ish. CRASH BY THE YARD For Giass Towels, Dish Towels, Side Towel Roller Towels, Kitchen Toweis, & + Bey I0e., 123ge-. Le. 18, Be. ond ‘ara. A "special ‘vaite. iti Ali-tinen Craste Yall ee, 4 ue, —29%.. ayer — Special prices to hotcia. bee SHEETING. ‘As the summer season advances you wil] fee! the need of Linen Sheeting. We bave all the ar hanes ih all width ‘ Axo 20TH, 1TH AND F STS. X.W. 25c-Aniwsrame Puxow Suaw HOLDERS. ge. DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE. One hundred—which we shall place on este ‘Tuemtay moruing a! the extraordinary price of he. each As Armacnox Ix Rimoxs Is & lot of 200 pieces beaviest quality 2i-inch, Gros Grain Kibbon, with what is termed i trade circles—"'Mienon” edee. Colors are— White, Cream, Mink, Light Bins, Turguoien, ‘Viewx Rose, Navy, Dark Navy, Black, Oardi- Gornet. Licht Gray, Dark «Gray Jim, Dark Gobelin, Serpent, Liseht Ame thyst, Dark Amethyst, Dark Tan, Brown, Terre Cotte, Plum, Chartreuse, Olive and Myrtie. ‘The price has been wnt. the receigt of this let Be. yard. — We beg to call your attention to our super Une of Plain and Embroidered Picln Wraps. ‘They are the most convenient Licht wraps had, are more dressy than a shawl etd arrange! in man) different effects. Our line te lance and varied and we feo! snre that after ay wapection We will please you. The prices range from @3, @4, @4.73, @5, @5.25, @6 te B40 each, For seaside or mountain wear we ere ehowins @ handsome assortment of Imported Paucy Shawls. Also new styles tn Hand Knit and Spetiand Shawis im plain and fancy colors at popular prices, All Woot Shawls, in Cream, Black and Cardinal, cara 0 each, A complete line of China Crepe Shaw ‘unbroidered £4, #5, $F go 840 anc. Fine, Sort Gray and Tan Camel's Hatr Steamer Shawis, full $), $7.50 and $10 each Hand Knit Steamer Hoods and Fascinators, Genuine Mand-uade betiand Sbawls—me- ium weight—extra value Biack Cashmere Nhawis in ail sizes, 1.3010 #20 each, — (84 Foor, 11th st. building > . Steamer Suawis Axo Coven COVERS. setae Do not postpone getting unt!) the ave wes cannot fail to suit you in prices as they ramee frow —3 to We have just received a choice line of those ‘Roman Silk mentyieRnwents covers, siutuber robes, &c. Suitable for use at the seashore or mountains —#2 each. — Blanket Deyt., 2d floor, 11th st. building ) Panasot Deranrwexr. miele Ladies’ 24-inch Pisin Biack Sum Umbrvlias ‘with natural wood bandies —* A fine assortment of Ladies Carriage Shades in Gros Grain and Surah Silk with black silk hinings. 30, @3.and $3.50.— — Ladies 22-inch Gros Grain Silk Parasols in Gray, Navy Biue, Garnet and Brown with whate pitt stripe borders and oak, bamboo uF natural wood handies. (Pirst oor, 1th st. building. oS WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 10th, Lith and F sts. x We zen "Tine OF A GOOD STORY, Particularly if it conveys comfort and makes us Lappy. Our Equitable Credit System is a pleasing reslity, Penetrating the inmost recesses of the family circle, alleviating the burden of the weary housekeeper, car ying peace and contentment to every memler, A few dollars saved monthly from the scant earnings of the honest toiler will adorn the home with beauty and inake it the center of attraction to young and old alike, Credit with us rules at cash prices, while the terms areas each customer may determine the most conven tent. FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, REFRIGERATORS, CARRIAGES, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES. HOUSE & BERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSER, 17, 921 and UES 7th wt, Arrncrioxs Ly LINEN AND COTTON BED WEAR. LINEN BED WEAR. aa osgcaOy tnches, $1.50. pale. — Finer gua ites at pas ee PilOW BANGS to $22.30 « pair. — COTTON BED WEAR. he yenis, S00 snd 7Be. each. — Fir Rae ents 0, 6S and £0. ech. — San seria, 7h 7, 89 and S7He. 2162 vande, “TG, Me, and 92.25 ‘Cotton Canes for | sine ete pea mea a4 Ge. a pair. — Henettiched and Einbroideted Cation Plow “oman th and 61.50 pair. po | ‘Tncked and itutied’ Lina Ge Deces Piiow For Shans. Hirsh’s Witch Hazel, Le.; to for Bée. } Jouxsox & Lorrness, ‘713 Market Space. NEW SUMMER DRESS GOODS. ‘There is « difference between thin goods and ‘ones, between fast colors aud those that wash out fade. Then, too, the poorer goods dou't have the tistic and fashionable patterns which ours. Here are a few of the late arrivals: Scheurer, Kott & Cie, French Figured Tissues |Lbe. per yard. India Mulls, in Bisck and Blue grounds, and figured effects. Our price, Le. per yard. ‘One hundred styles of Fine French Poneees, im and light grounds. Your choice, Ibe. per yard. American Ponsees at Le. per yard. Pity entirely new cesigus in Firured Wool Only Be, per yard. If you want to secure a dress of the 40-inch New Figured Swiss Musiine, 25, 30. 37%, 40 ok goods are rivh! apd that our prices are or right s evidenced uy the throng of shoppers whe ‘vist our store. JOMNSON & LUTTRELL, DRY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES, Jt Ete em ‘Detween 7th and Sih sta