Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1891, Page 4

‘THE EVENING STAR. |?: sigigsesgee: WASHINGTON: Koes Pauswacr, 7TH AND E STS. ¥.W., LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, ‘Washington is the convention city, and the fat should not be forgotten in the discussion now going on asto whether Chicago or some ether place should entertain the two great na- tienal party conventions next year. Washing- ton, always the resort of politicians at other times, is given the go-by at the time of the mational convention. It cannot be that the national city, with more than a quarter million of people and more to show than any of the other American cities, is considered too small by the political managers. It ought not to Le ECHOES FROM ALL OVER THE STORE. RUBBER GOODS DEPARTMENT. said that a city which holds all other national | 7° Atomisers, bara rubber tube, O01¥ esecseons QB bodies with the greatest ease is unable to find a Paarurwr. room or attractions for the statesmen who “fix things” for the voters of the republic. Why should the committees hunt America over with & microscope to discover the hottest, the most inaccessivie, the least artistically attractive city, the city charging the biggest prices for the most indifferent fare, and there pitch the tent and swelter and famish for three days or a week, as the case may be? All the time here rates on, not, however, 20 low as to preci Dest goods, In this department the line ie Grawn; no competition when prices are less than pure drugs can be bousbt for, Ai thie stage ‘we are not the strictly is the broad and beautiful Potomac, here is the cooling breeze, here is the wide strect, and here are the national sights, the national at- mosphere, the national feeling, the cheap and ample accommodations, in one word the ideal attractions and advantages of a convention city. If it be objected again that there are no buildings here suitable for holding the ses- sions of such immense bodies it can be said ia reply that neither were there in Chicago, St. Louis, Baltimore, Cincinnati or New York until they were erected for that or similar purposes, Decide that Washington is a desirable place for the national nominating convention—and why should such decision not be made?—and the building or buildings will very soon be ready, Those who attend the great conventions would be delighted with the change and it is probable that these bodies, being here freer than else- where from local pressure, would be less em- barrassed in their work, would be followed by Jess dissatisfaction with the influence of strong local sentiment. and would perhaps in time show a marked improvement in the character of the results of their labors which they pre- sent to the people fur acceptance or rejection. Under the patriotic inspirations of the repub- lie's historic capital the parties might—well, there is no telling until itis tried what great things they migbt do. —$—$seo—____ Some wonder is expressed that the only par- ties to the bacearat seandal who came out ahead were the lawyers. However, in this par- ticular matter the people share with the bar the benefits of the occasion—the people, as dif- ferentiated from the occupants of Tranby Croft aud the frequenters of the Aseot race course. What they secure will be better seen later in the season, if the ominous voice of the British public as expressed in the court room (not by the judge or the jury, however) and by the newspapers since the verdict ivat all sig- Bificaat. The doings of royalty have before now been the undoing of royalty. —$$<+oo—— ‘The Philadelphia Ledger's opinions are al- ways deliberately formed and intelligent, and twa local matter such as the present financial upturning in Philadelphia its judgment is of special interest and value. Mr. Wanamaker’s statement concerning his connection with the wrecked banks and officials receives from the Leiger the following indorsement: “It is very clear and complete. It covers every story, every accusation, every slander, and almost every piece of thoughtless gossip in which his name has been brought into ques- tion since the beginning of the sensation pub- lications in counection with the faijure of the Keystone Bank down to this time. It is not only complete as to all those poin entirely satisfactory and coneinsi Mlinois does well in passing a pretty good reform ballot law, ill in cutting down her ap- propriation for the world’s fair from a million to eight hundred thousand dollars. ‘This isnot very much more per capita of population than half what Pennsylvania contributed to the cen- tennial of American independenee. The two states had lightly lese than four millions of people each at the time the respective appro- priations were voted and the Keystone com- monwealth contributed a million and a half doliare to the centenary of ‘76. en Democratic constitution building in Ken- tuciky does not appear to be so good in the-rear view as it did in the front view to Kentucky democrats and they seem disposed to kill their own work. Could @ republican fly have got into the ointment unbeknownst, or are the Blue Grass democrats’ constitutional ideas volatile? ———+-s—___ The Tennessee legislature has passed a bill giving colored people their own exclusive car on every passenger train, and any white person attempting to occupy it, except when there is no room elsewbere, will be prosecuted. The whites may contest the point under the civil Fights bill if they desire. ————— The President finds it difficult to decline— and he has not yet declined—the recent invita~ tions he has received to visit the expositions in Raleigh, N. C.;and Augusta, Ga. They treated bim so well the last time he was in the south that he will go now whenever he can get away from business long enough. —_——_——___. It is pretty hard on De Lesseps in his old age after all he has done for the honor and glory of France and engineering science to be prosecuted for misleading investors in the Panama canal scheme. ———_++e—____ The wholesale Bloomington ice cream casu- aity comes seasonably to the aid of the sum- mer young man who pastes the item on the front band of nis hat and wears it asa charm. Bat it will not serve. a 50c. per pound Bermuda Arrow Root, Taylor's English. 45c. per pound Powdered Boras, excellent for insets..00. per pound Powdered Sulphur, pure... % Roll Sulphur for disinfecting Carbolic Acid for disinfecting. Witeh Hazel Extract for local cheapest, ip quantities at 5c. per pound. coogi TRUSSES, BRACES AND SUPPORTERS. Our line of Trusses is the largest now in the city,and we have worked s perfect revolution in prices. | We jave Trusses at S0c., 7c. and #1 for which you have heretofore paid all the way upto 85. Wecan fit in- fants, boys or yirls and adults, male or female. (Lady in attendance for females.) We have spared no money to make this department very complete, seeing BO reason why these goods should not be sid as low ae any otber necessaries, ‘The “Knickerbocker” Shoulder Brace, a very good one. We recommend at 75c., though we have several otbers. Of Abdominal and Womb Supporters we carry 8 large assortwent at equally moderate prices. —o PATENT MEDICINE DEPARTMENT. The list is too long and our prices are very well known—all leading patent medicines of which the Tewular price is @1 we sell at OUc., a saving of 3c. every bottle; this includes Hood's Sarsaparilla, Ayer's Medicines, Cuticura, Simmons’ Kegulator, 8.8.8. S0c. Medicines at die. and 40c., and other goods in Proportion. Our list inciudes imported and domestic goods and many rare articles not to be obtained else ‘where in thecity. Latest reduction te: eof, Wine and Iron. Wyeth's or any other make, from Ge. toGUe., pint butties. —e— FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT. In this department figures alone must be your guide. Se. Dressing Combs down at. 10¢ 91 English All-bristle Hair Brushes. ‘25e. Hand Mirrors down at. S5e. Best English Tooth Brushes.. * _ Warranted not to shed. ‘25e. English Tooth Brushes at. Very Good French Tooth oniy 1 doen, $1—beet valucever offered. Colgate's Bay Hum Soap. new, down to..... +2100 ‘Those are only samples of ruling prices; the assort- ment of guods is immense and prices amazingly low. SU secant BARBERS’ SUPPLY DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL OFFERS CONSIST OF— ‘The. Wade & Butcher's Razor at 25 Wade & Butcher's Razor at $1.75 Wade & Butcher's Razor at, Bar, Carbolic Shaving, for healing. Bay Ruma, imported, genuine, at. 25e. per bottle Shaving Mugs, Barbers’ Sponwes and all kinds of barbers’ goods cheap. KOLB'S PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 1 SEVENTH AND E STS. N.W. We Pazszsr THIS WEEK A sensible ides for young married couples to ponder over. ‘Two furnished rooms will cost you annually at least 12 X 15-or 8180, LITERALLY THROWN AWAY! OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT gysTeM, ‘Taking you into its confidence, gives you a Handsome Outat for 12 X 10-or 4120, Leaving you AT THE END OF THE TERM THE ‘Happy possessor of that amount of property in YOUR OWN RIGHT! ‘Is further anrument necessary? FUNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, REFRIGERATORS, BABY CARRIAGES, PERRY'S. One department at a time we are going through the store giving the stocks thorough overhauling. We are cutting prices right and left; waking up lines that are getting drowsy. Not stopping at that—but urging toaquicker sale some of the most called for of the summer specialties. What is the use of having prices “shaved” if itis not on something thet 19 of use to ou! We are sures cut in SILKS will be welcome news. Beside that there are some arrivals announced you have been watching out for. inch WASH JAPAN—T5e. NOW. It was 81. 4-inch WASH SURAH-85c, NOW. It was 29-inch WASH SHIRTING SILKS~000. NOW. They were Ze. Hore are some specially LOW PRICES on some spec- Sally RICH QUALITIES. 2i-inch WHITE CHINA SILK—S0c. 9 yard. 23-inch WHITE CHINA B8ILK—GSc, and ‘The. a yard. thinch IVORY WHITE JAPAN SILK— ‘The. a yard. ‘inch HEAVY WHITE JAPAN SILK— Ola yard. 24-inch WHITE, IVORY AND CREAM ‘#18 yard. NA SILK—65, 75c. and @1 a yard. BLACK JAPAN SILK—860..81 and $1.25 e yard. ‘These Black ones are all Lyons dyed and fintahed. TEN VARIETIES OF BLACK FIGURED INDIA SILK have just come in. Each de- sign is a choice one. £4 inches wide-81 @ yard, You can't appreciate how giad we are to put toan end @ long watt. The PRINTED INDIAS we re- ordered some time azo are here. Your patience and ‘oursis rewarded by some handsome patterns. Odd from the others we had. Different from anybody else's in thecity. They cannot get them, either. #4 inches wide-@1 @ yard. Genuine SHANTUNG PONGEES—not » Dit of dressing about them—three xrades, 40,00 and 68. a yard. SURAHS im general—BLACK in particular, You get more solid comfort out of SURAH than almost any other spinning. Ours are duuble warp xoods—un- dressed. Such kinds cannot he!p weariny. 20-im, ALL SILK SURAH—heavy—75e. @ yard. win, ALL SILK FRENCH SURAH-81 a yard. 2s-in, ALL SILE AMERICAN SURAH— 81a yard. ALL SILK FRENCH SUKAH-fiue or heavy twill—B1 « yard. 24in. ALL SILK FE Perfect ¢loss—#) a4-im. VERY yard. ‘We have three widths of BLACK SURAH especially for use with Lace and Grenadine as litine. 20-INCH ALL SILK, 5 4-INOH ALL SILK, 27-INCH ALL SILK, BLACK HEMSTITCHED SURAI-two grades—24 INCHES WIDE—81 AND 31.25 A YARD. The best COLORED SURAH-19 inches wide—all shades—any one con yet bold of we are selling at 7: yard. We think it is interesting reading when such a free confession ts made of ruyai quod quaitty und your price. It tells you to make up your minds in 4 Lucry ‘These are strony arguments we have wade. ENCH SURAH—a yard. Y¥ SURAH-$1.508 SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘Established 1840, pty Szcoxp GREAT BANNER SALE at STRASBURGER'S, 404 AND 406 7TH ST. N.W. Our last Banner Sale being such a success we will do as we promised, to give the public the second of the series of Banner Sales, enabling them to buy the cheap- est xoods tuey ever bought. Nooldstock and nosheddy goods, but first-class koods, such as we are known to handle, at unheard prices. 12s. Hatteens, a yard... Linen Silks, all linen, a yard. Best Cottou Chaliies, 's yard... a White and Fast Biack Swiss Flounce, Ladies’ Waists (sateen), ‘The United States circuit court sitting at a Kansas City in an accident insurance case has decided that sunstroke is a disease and not an HOUSE & HERRMANN'S In that collection of Russian mincrals pre- a sented by the czar to Senator Stanford's Uni- ‘Versity is there any dynamite? That is one of the best known mineral substances in Russia. oe ———— ‘The Prince of Wales might organize the National Bank of Baccarat and have himself elected president and cashier, with Mr. Arthur Wilson as the board of directors. <r If Lieut. Peary does nothing else in Green- land he may be able to find » good site some where for a summer hotel. —_—_oo—__ The democrats and Farmers’ Alliance will fase in Minnesota and the republicans will do ali Wey can to confuse. ——_——r2—___ Mexico is losing its attractions for blood- thirsty northern visitors. Bull ighting has been stopped. —__———+-2—____. A perty of lynebers are after an Italian neat Walnut Post, Pa, and the New Orleans case not settled yet. 2 The Ohio republicans are fighting the Third Party and the Obio democrats are fighting each other. -———__—»2=—___ The social position of the Prince of Wales will be assured, whatever eles may happen to ba oo What will be the nest scandal England will 17, G21 and 923 7th st, and G27 and 636 Maw. ave. u.w. ‘Sole agency for the Peeriees Whitney Carriages. ele Cannarer & Ley. In Figured and Dotted Swisses weare offering Detter values than ever. A fortunate purchase from an importer. who was overstocked, enables & to offer splendid values at 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 ond 50 cents yar. Rare bargains and just in weason, Chikiren’s 27-inch Hematitched and Embroid- = Flouncings st 60, 65, 75, 85e., $1 and 1,000 yards of White Indie Linca conte yard ; about half price, es A big drive im Sbeer Lawn Piaids, both White eee ro eee 1.000 yards Brows Cotton, remnants, 3 cents Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Cotton Veste, all sises, 10s. each, of 3 fur 20. furnish The-stock is apparently inezhausti- ‘Benenine tm Otclothe and Mettings, ble. a Sermo ts ee CARMART @ LEIDY, Cov. Bulkeley of Connecticut has apparently . come to stay. la (Ws Tht. ond TOS Kt aw. ee ane Gel See ee ee. Raye 1941 Lith et. a0. . Shirt Waists (outing)... 4c. Piaid and Stripe India Linen, a yard. Plaid and Stripe India Linen, a yard. Asc. and 1c. Plaid and Stripe India Linen, Fast Black and White, a yard. 2c. Al-silk Windsor Ties. . Mull Ties, handsome desizns. 25c. Cord Ruching (U yards in box), a box. 18e. Tourist Ruching (6 yards in box), a bo: Ise. Linen Lace, ‘Ze. Linen Lace, 12-yard pleces, Basting Cotton. per dosen spoo, . Best Steel einaors, per pair. Best Steel Scissors, per pair. Ade. All-leather Purses. Alleather Bags. All-leather Bas. a ther Bays... 26 Line Pearl Buttons, per 1c, Satin Ribbon, a yard... Ate. Feather-weight Dress Shields. ‘xde. Klinhert Shields, per pair. ‘See our outside Jewelry Case for Banner Sale in jewelry. sc. All-leather Belts. “oe. All-silk Drapery Net, 45-inch, ‘MEN'S WEAR. . Unlaundered Dress Shirts, The above named Uarvains are only a few of our many extra values that we are selling during our Ban- ner Sale. Our spacious stores are full of bargains. Everything marked with a yellow banner-shaped sign is ararebaryain. See our windows, STRASBURGER'S, It 404 and 406 7th st. n.w. Te You BUY A PERFECT GAS RANGE YOU WILL HAVE ALL YOUR COOKIXG DONE IN FIRST-CLASS MANNERAND AT SMALL COST, ABOUT $1.50 PER MONTH FOR FAMILY OF FIVE PEOPLE. CALL ANDSEETHEM. WEHAVEGASSTOVES FROM 50c. TO 95.85, AND GAS RANGES, 012.50 TO 840. ers ©. A. MUDDIMAN, 614 12th ot. PATbOD yard Sede. and Thee Ghnghats redeed " Pifty doen Ribbed Vests, 4 for 250. Hilow Game Cotas xe. a Gents’ 25c, Sears, l4c. Se ha bl i ey tacts SPAR i yr it” be ay BB Who's Lawrence? He's the American china man who hav rented one of our G street storee—near cor- ner @f BA otreet. China and house- Turnishings may be had there at prices that make tt evident that Mr. Lawrence te CLOSING OUT prior to retiring from Dusiness tn this city, Mase A Nore Or Tus. E-Commencing Monday morning the Palate Royat wilt efer regular stock of Cambric end Cotton Underwear at the wholesale prices. This is an unusual fering thuacarly in the season. Remem- ber that the stock te complete. All styles Gnd sizes to be had. a Monday will also ove the commence ‘ment of @ special sale of choice Laces that will de the crowning seneation of the sea~ son'here, ‘We have been cutting the prices on our Millinery stock from time to time during our Hebuilding Sale, but from Monday we start the sale with = final and deep cut, Everything must selland weput prices on ‘them that ought to sell them in sbort order. If you ‘want anything in Millinery Goods this is your chance, Monday commences the cut prices. FLOWERS. 627-3315 per cent discount. One-third off the price of any Flower in the house. This, with the reduction Already made, brings the Flowers lower than ever sold. ‘You understand, one-third off the reduced price. They ‘Bust sell at ONE-THIRD OFF PRICE. $2-Monday also being Dry Goods Day an efort will be made to make the Paait 4 oval capecially attractive im the follow- ng departwenta: DRESS GOODS—We'll try and anticipate your re- quirements. If it is» Black or Cream GOODS Jaranese Silk wo bave s few dress lengths Temaining of the “‘extra values,” previously YOU advertised, that'll save you a dollar or two. ‘The quality of the 50c. Biack Shanghat Silk HATS. 01.25, $1.48, 91.75, $1.98, $2.25 ‘Milan, Fancy Braid, Lace Straw, Chip Hate, All shapes, all colors, = aFeo ‘MAY — will be as pleasant » surprise as are the G8c., ‘5 @ oo ‘Toc. and @1 Jap. Silks. Many ladies are B55 400 WANT. buying our 19-inch-wide Surah Silk for CENTS. sashes, Sinco it's only G8c. a yard and can ‘be had in Black, White, Cream and al! col- ors there's economy bere, The new Pine- apple Tissues, light grounds, with figures in all styles, are the prettiest we have seen; 01.48, €1.75, $1.98, ‘Fine Milan, Fancy Braid, Lace Straw, Hair, Black and White and Coors, All shapes, only 12¥%c. & yard. Outing Cioth at 10 ai a cents is only 234 cents » yard below the pre- 8,8 ‘valling quotations, but that’s equal to25 oe ge per cent. The latest Ginghams are (nen a Anished and only 12% cents a yard. Have CENTS. you ween them? ‘Te. —U8e.. BLACK There's always a sale for Black Dress BLACK AND COLORED HATS, Secnug dishagapeawegpaing Raga pages ALL SHAPES, DRESS summer weight: 40-inch All-wool Serge, omecl 500. yard; 42-inch Nun's Veiling, 68, eR GOODS. yard; 42-inch Albatross, ic. yard; 42-inch tj Convent Cloth, 1.25 yard; 42-inch Lans- ‘ downe, $1.25 yard. We think that you will CENTS, find that the specialties quoted are consid- 500..-750, ‘erably better qualities than usually offered HATS, ALL SHAPES AND COLORS. at hoes, saan (BS WHITE A price list is so misleading, ant yet that's a a sbout all we can give ina newspaper adver waa B65 DRESS twement. If we could only now show you CENTS. ‘the quality of our 12igc. India Linens and Goobs. TRIMMINGS, tainly visit this department on Monday. 81 Nets, Spots and Plain, all colors,,, Mull, Black, White and Cream, 25 and 5c. 81 Crepe de Chines, all colors, ‘TSe. Crepe de Chines, all colors... ‘50c. Spot Crepe Francais, al! colors. Ge. Esprit Edge Net, all colers..., RIBBONS. 40c. Gauze Ribbon, Blac! 50e. Gauze Ribbon, Colored ,. 50c. Faille Ribbons, all colors... ‘80c. Sash Ribbons, all colors. BIG REDUCTIONS yerd, Persian Lawn, 16c., 22c., 28c., 5c. yard. India Linen, 8., 12%0., 15e., 20c., 25e. yard, Nainsooks, 12e., I4e., 15e., 26c., 20e., Be. yard, Dimity, L5e., We, ‘Bie. yard. Batiste, Black and Ecru, 22., P5e., 30, yard. Flouncings, 43-inch, Black and White, 40 to 50c. yard. Swiss, Black ‘and White, 20 to 4c. yard. EXTRA Weare the fortunate purchasers of nearly 100 pieces of choice Irish Point Embroid- GOOD ories that sual! go on sale Monday much be- low their estimated worth. They range BREE BRE RE = VALUE. from 1 to 22 inches wide. Some of our TRIMMED HATS, rewular stock 1s to be reduced in prices to REDUCTIONS. REDUCTIONS. ‘keep company sabe the soon a abe . 1 gains are in sae sar Flouncings from 27 to 45 inches wide; also IN ALL im Black Nainsook Robes, with trimmings. MILLINERY GOODS, BESIDES THE REDUCTIONS . IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, F 1% AT THE 6 8 3 ‘co REBUILDING SALE. ‘You want to come in. You will find bargains with- out hunting for them “? BAYS. aT THR 8 BB oo > ee. GRE ; - 38 xe JUNR We don’t tbink much explanation is whoo necessary. You kuow that the great 16, Volume of summer business ee done between now and July fou 1 ee se JUNE know we merchants are struggling to Sa St AA 3 c Hatt cat.b you before you leave town. Mae 24 coo HH Kee Y 36. The Palais Royal would be frst to us St TTR ST, XW. JUNE offer irresistible bargains in Cambrie and Cotton Underwear and therefore 17, advertives wholesale prices for three T BUY A 3-HOLE VAPOR STOVE UNTIL days. No explanation of what the you see mine for @5; cheal and the best; moods are is necessary, since it is recu- eae eee SAUER: O14 Oth st. m.w. FOR lerstock weoffer, Only this need besid: GRECIAL BARGAINS IN MEN'S UNDERWEAR | tappe Aisncracinec . Welvegean vist end Drawers, for tie. Gowns, 18 to 16 inches. DLOMS STAT wht se. eS" | | DAB Bkirts,'9010 42 inches, PIGURED LAWNS, 27%, FIGUREDLAWNS.27¢. | oypy —Sorest Covers, S20 44 inches Pelee iFrS ENTER ase, 1941 11h st.0.8. Cheunises, 36 to 48 inches. seis Stage Any Sic. garment you fancy you may EX fem Vent Vrr Lor Vasu. know. the price is plainly marked on 5c, all woods. And, as we said above, no garments are resvorved. Here ie Our W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, GARMENTS popular 8c. Skirt for 60 centa, and you na attioe Know it must cost that, even when the : TOR materials re bourht at wholosle. And Are still offering great inducements to purchasers of Dry Goods by allowitig # discount of 10 per cent on all sales, ‘large and small. for cash on delivery, and as we keop on hand one of the larcest stocks of Fine Dress Goods to be found in the city and mark all goods im plain figures cash customers will at once see the saving on every article they purchase of us. ‘The dis- count named will be allowedon every sale made from ten centa up. GARMERTS cational reputation. ie price in plain figures. ‘samples displayed in window Fae haces 2a FOR show that #2.25 would nct be cousid- fe is Saaneean elasen ongg, Ted doar for many of them. P. 8.-25 PER CENT OFF ON ALL REMNAXTS. je12-6¢ ‘We sak comparison with -| He. bay elsewhere for 50 cents. Fuse yorenrs, of roveenie, ax rane SS Yon eed at M. REIS REMETHY'S Photo | GARMENTS choice laceand embroidery trimmings, Gallery, 1100 and’ 2112 Pa. ave., between. 11th and fayeningatcrerppramaggars —— (miata) FOR you will have one tried Mod = 3 ~ tn, Jearn thas they fit only as do! ie. per pair” BLUMB, rab 47 Oth ot wre. “JoldSet arments for 300. zg = DD 2 a : : y a (ein RR a ee, fee Bos’ Boo ¥ AT — you much. We have quoted lower Prices, but never so low for such CELEBRATED REFRIGERATORS. LOW qualities. Here's the list of the Black BUIK Laces. About the sune prices and PO ae PRICES styles aleo in White ilk Laces. Cold dry-sir circulation. Matches leftonthe | Drapery Nets, 48-in.. from 5c. up to @5.7%5 per. 7d. SLATE STONE GHELVES.clwayssweet,cleen | Poin pot rien tea aan ee, and cold. Polka Dot with adouble: Strongly built with kila-dried Lumber so thet | All widths NO SHRINKING OF JOINTS OCCUR. Bow Knot Pattern, 15-in. EVERY EDDY RePaioKRATOR wan | Mornus Glory, RANTED. French Lace, ‘The poeee have toon redwond thie season, | Bird Pate. tien Tick efage them within reach of at whowast | arm Lear Petera, Tefrigerator at a low price, cen ee our new STONE WATER FILTER. ey ‘Mooa and attra, ‘Bvee Pattern, ‘Lest Pattern, SB Lunch Room, 6th floor, Mth st. building. Accessidie by two Elevators. —_—— www Bot this week's offerings ee, of @ highly interesting character? ‘W We take it for ranted that you ‘Profited by them. T notime im the history of our business ave we been in a better position to xive ‘of equal value for wre WITH much astore st command mis- EW cottancons shopping dorent pas. ‘WW Perhaps you have found it out; Possibly not. If not, investigate thoroughly ‘and settle the question. ¥ the way, do you always send for sam- BB ples when you cannot come in person? ‘Mot to do 20 ts to lose many an oppor- tunity through the year. Doing it you keep Posted on all that's offered from week to week. Begin atonce. If you can’t come to the store ‘Monday ask the store to come to you. At least send for samples of whatever you are thinking of buying. YOUR OBSERVANCE. —Custowers in and out of town, shopping by mail, are earnestly requested to post their orders so that they may arrive at our establishment by’ firet worniny delivery to insure beluyg oxecaied ame day. WE INTEND TO USHER IN THE COMING WEEK WITH EVEN GREATER ECLAT THAN THE LAST BY QUOTING PRICES, QUALITY CONSIDERED, AS LOW AND LOWER IN MANY INSTANCES THAN THOSE EVER NAMED ELSEWHERE. DRESS GOODS FOR MOUNTAIN TOP, BEA- SIDE AND TRAVELING COSTUMES. For vacation dresscs the iateria.s most ‘sought after are Cheviots in plain colors, checks ‘and piaid effects, Camel's Hair, Flannel and Ladies’ Cloth, NAVY BLUES, GRAYS AND TANS ARE THE FAVORITES. IN ROUGH EFFECTS ARE VERY CHOICE ‘Navy Biue Dress Flannel. ss. S7ie. a yard. —~B0inch, 50c. a yard. ‘Navy Bine Ladies’ Cloth. —S0-inch, 75c. » yard.— Navy Blue Camel's Hair Cheviot in three shadings. ——38-inch, 50c. a yard.— Navy Blue Storin Serge, so called because it is not affected by exposure to dampness and alt air. —45-ineh, 85e. a yard.— Navy Blue Cheviots in fine twills and wide Giagonals. ——0-inch, $1 and $1.25 a yard.-— ‘Navy Blue Camel's Hair. —4¢-inch, $1.25 and $1.75 a yard.— In addition to these we have a large assort- ‘ment of plain-surface goods, GRayY8, ‘Our assortment of Grays equals that of Blues. Gray Mohairs. many other of the goods you would cer- | —3#and 40-inch, Se., 5Oe., 75e. and #1 a yard. — Gray Camel's Hair Cheviot, two shades. —0-inch, 0c. a yard. — Gray Cashmeres and Serges in light, medium and dark shadings. —40-inch, 50¢. a yard. — —0-inch, 0c. « yard.— Gray Henrietta in three shades. —45-ineb, Toe. « yard. — Gray Ladies’ Cloth, medium and dark. —45-inch, Toe. a yard.—- Gray Bengaline—licht weisrht and shades. Gray India Twills in light and medium yard.—- ‘hb, $l ayard.— Gray Foule Serge in Light Fawn and mixed —42 to 45-inch, @1 a yard. — Gray Henrietta in a number of shadings, —45-imeh, $1 a yard. — Gray Cheviots—wide twill ——48-neh, $1." Gray Surais ‘Twill. ——48-ineb, $1.25 a yard.— a yerd.— Gray Camel's Ha.r. — 45-inch, #1.25 and 81.75 a yard. — Gray Crepon. —42-inch, $1.15 a yard.— Gray Bedford Cords. —40-inch, $1.25 a yard. — Gray Giorioss. in plain and stripes. —4S-ineh, $1.50 yard.-— TANS. Our line of Tans, which has been so surpris- inaly popular this season, is very lance, a9 you ‘Will discover by scauning the following list : ‘Tan Camel's Hair, in natural wool. —S7-ineh, 50c. » yard. — ‘Tan Camel's Hair Cheviot, in two shades. —37-ineh, 0c. a yard. — ‘Tan Mobairs. —A0to 42-ineb, 50, 7c. and $1 a yard.— ‘Tan Henriettas and Serges in beautiful shad- ings. —38-inch, 50c. yard. — ‘Tan Camel's Hair. ——42-tneh, Te. s yard. — ‘Tan Serges, —42inch, Zoe. a yard.— ‘Tan Henrietta, silk finish. —45-ineh, 75e. a yard.— ‘Tan Sergesand Henriettas, in shadings from —45-inch, 61 « yard.—-— ‘Tan Serges, Cheviots and Henriettas. —40-inch, $1.25 a yard. — ‘Tan Gloriosa, silk and wool. —45-inch, $1.50 yara.— ‘Tap Surah Twill, silk and wool. —48-inch, $1.25 a yard.. ‘Tan Diagonal Chevicts. —W-inch, $1 and 61.25 a yard.— Ten Bedford Cords. —42.nch, $1.25 yard. — ‘Tan Broadcloths. —S0-ined, $1.50 yard.— *PLAIDS AND CHECKS. All-wool Cheviot P.aids, in rich effects of Gray and White, Old Rone, Gray and ‘Tan and White ands variety of smal: SPECIAL REDUCTION. ‘We have large lot of odd parts of pieces in Graduated Stripes, Rich Plaids and Mixtures. ‘They are all this season's productions and are in heavy weights—just the thing for steamer and ‘mountain wear. The oriyinal price was 81.50, but toclose them out we have ‘marked them at the low priceof 1 lot of St-tmch Buresa Scarfs, in new de- ays. fringe. =e. each.—— 1 lot.of Cotton Pillow Shams, 30x36 inches. J Jot ot Hemstifched fates Tray and Corving (Taira oor, 10a oe bata) Ax 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. x.’ eorinatiaianes AN AUSPICIOUS SALE of = —I4° le - - MONDAY— _ — — — WELL WORTHY OF For the benefit of those who comid YOUR CONFIDENCE. —_—INVESTIGATE. Bot be properly served today on ac- count of tbe immense crowd at ow stores, we would say that our 18-inch Grenadine Striped Pongee, in Cream and White. REA Reduced to 35. a yard. — OnEat CALs 19inch Striped Surab—Black ground with of White hair line stripes. —Redtuced to 3186. a yard.— FINE LOW-CUT 8HORS 21-inch Printed China Silks, in Garnet and For Bordeaux ground colors, with White fiures. ——Reduced to 38. a yard. — BOTS’ AND GIRLS’ WEAR 2Ttmch Printed China Silks. in Black ground WRentenen ‘with fancy firures, and dark grounds with ‘White figures. —-Reduced to 0c. a yard. — ‘24-tmch Cheney's Wash Silh—all silk and fast —Reduced to The. a yant.— (First floor. under sky! Enzyme Ix Wire Goons THAT IS NEW AND DESIRABLE Is displayed in almost endless assortment on Our spactous counters these bright, bay days, ut the best value for the money that has ever come under onr notice WILL BE OFFERED ‘TWO DAYS LONGER, MONDAY AND TURSDAT, FROM 7 A.M. TOT P.M, ‘The arrival today of several delayed Shipments makes our assorment al- ‘most unbroken; but we know the scrambie for the great values we are offering will and must depiete our eu- tire stock of this line of wear in the next two days, Be on hand early Monday morning MONDAY ff you want to secure the pick of the — For 12g. — lupe. pian MERE ARE THE PRICES: 2.000 yards Minuet Striped Swiss, hem- Stitched effects, very sheer, very dainty and Very fine. You paid last season 20c. for same grade and considered it « bargain. ‘Our price while it lasts, yard. (Second floor. 11th st, butiding.neat elevators.) A Gavze Vesr Specs. —. Just reduced—10 dozen Gauze Vests, with Divh necks aud Jong sleeves or hich necks and short sleeves. Sizes 10, 18, 20and 22. —2 for 25e.— (First floor, 24 annex.) Uvuorsreny Deranruext. —— WINDOW SHADES. We make a speciaity of John King & Son's Scotch Holland for window shades and execute first-class shade work of all the popular clothe at the owest prices consistent with good work. — Estimates free. ON MONDAY ‘We will offer four hundred 3x6 feet Opaque ‘Window Shades at B79. each, — FURNITURE SLIP COVERS. Perhaps nothing xives a more untidy look to & piece of furniture than a baegy, ill-made Slip Cover. Is like dress toa lady—style and ‘At count vastly more for toue than does quality ak We make Slip Covers of linen, dimity, cre- tonne, &e., in the best manner, and look to it that the ft is perfect. FLY SCREENS, Wire Screens for doors and windows made to order in the best posit ——Estimat. ACARD BY MAIL Or word left in Upholstery Department will bring aman to measure aud furnish estimates free on ail kinds of Window Shades, Fly Screens and Furniture Slip Covers, (Fourth floor, 11th nuildinse. ) Srecut Trex Ix Brazens. —o—_ Anew invoice of Piain Cream Flannel Bla- ers, with sef-faced rolling collars, full high sleeves and hip pockets—fastened with edjust- able strays—all sizes. —Special price, $3.75 each.— (Third floor, Lith st. buiidinz.) ; 5 2 Ausux Vere For Vens. aes light, but not flimsy. Always presentable. Very dressy. Ladies heediny a mourning veil suould see thisexquiaite material before purchasing. All pure silk, 45 inches wide. — 82.50, €3, $3.50, $4 and 4.508 yard. — (First floor, annex to 10th st. building.) —— WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 10TH. 11TH AND F STs. UST RECEIVED 73 ROLLS MORE OF THAT Japanese Fancy Seauless Matting at Lik per 3d. i Shaon Tse BPs, ERE sS8s THT OY ¥ gee rire Been i? WEL E- ‘We have advertised this season the lowest prices ever offered on our own CUSTOM-MADE TRUNKS AN TRAVELING GOODS. ‘We now propose to make ANOTHER BIG CUT By xiving 11 gM PER CENT ® ® PER CENT i “Ww” PER CENT BD Ht gs 2S ree ERE BB & 8 RS H Ba Hast Uc 83S From previously advertised prices. TOPHAM'S, 1231 PENNA. AVE. N. W. Factory, 1220 E st. n.w. Repairing promptly and properly done. a3 Evervraixe Goes. About July 1 we bein rebuilding the premises next oor, now occupied by M. Silverbery & Co., and when completed we will have the lanrest double Shoe Store im the country, and swe shall open with an entire Dew stock we offer our entirestock of Fine Seasonable BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS at prime cost. NOW 18 YOUR CHANCE, DON'T MISS IT, EVERYTHING GOES. To rive an ides of what we are offering we mention the following: Ladies’ Oxford Ties at $1.24. Regular price, $2. ——AT Ge. — Misses’ Dongole Ties, spring beel. Misses’ Dongola Ties, patent tive. ‘Child’s Plain Toe Oxfords. Child’ Patent Typ Oxtords, Misses’ Russett Oxfords, Child's Coffee-color Ties, @1 and 61.25 revulariy. —AT 9%. ‘Misses’ Pine Dongola Oxfords, Spring Heel Operes, with bows, Misses’ Tan Gost Ties. ‘Child's Patent Leather Theos, Child’ Paris Kid Tipped Ties. (Child's One Stray Button Sips Child's Brown Russia Gost Ties. €1.35 and 61.45 values every pair. —AT @1.23— ‘Misses’ Paris Kid Edson Ties. Misses’ Patent Leather Theos Misses’ Russia Brown Goat Ties, Misses’ Grecian One-stray Slipa. Boys’ Patent Leather Ties. Youths’ Patent Leather Ties. Youths’ Fine Dongola Ties, we WM. HAHN & CO" RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, $16 SEVENTH STREET, 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, ‘231 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE S.E. at o Cavse Fox Niowrwane OVER BAGGAGE FIENDS. THE TRUTH WELL TOLD. N WASHINGTON. D.C. MAK: CERTIFIES | THAT OE ME, JAMES 8 1 AGO AND HAY D. C., MAY 28, 1mm, HAM T GIVES ME mu Ait SI. Dic Aik sr PLEASURE TO CER- TIFY To THE & OF YOUR Woxk 1 BAVE TRUNKS MA’ YoU FoR ME MORE THAN TWENTY TWO YEARS AGO WHICH HASE TRAVELED OVER THE OOUNTRY, AKE NOW AS GOOD AS THROUGH 3. 4 2 5 VER. YOURs, JAMES A. MAKKOLD. TOPHAM'S TRUNK MANUFACTORY, 1231 PA. AVE. N. FACTORY, 1220 EeT NOW. delS-208t A property done Soox Wux Be A THING OF THE Past. THE COMBINATION DRY GOODS HOUSE, 12TH AND F STS. 5.W. ALL DOUBTS EXPELLED AS TO THE SINCER- ITY OF OUR VACATING. SOME OF OUR BARGAINS TO BE FOUND IN VERY NEAR EVERY HOUSEHOLD IN THE CITY. Ttecemsa little puzzling tous to make special em Jections frou our already down-trodden PRICES, : ‘But as it is looked for WE SHALL STILL MAKE Another sacrifice and sell you the following goods At the following prices: 5c. for ail our French Flowers that were @8c., 81.24 and @1.48 per bunch. 490. for the balance of our All-wool Summer-weight Men's Underwear. ‘Gk, for our entire line of Ladies’ Fine Kid Gloves that sold for ORe., $1.15 and $1.24. fic. for our Black and Colored Kid Gauntlets for ladies that sold for $1.48 aud €1.98. @1.49 for » Silk Warp Nun's Velling Vell that ie actually worth @5. Slightly iunpertect. Gc. for ladies’ finest quality of Pure Silk Gloves, im Black and street shades, that were @1. A8e. for one pound of Pare Lineu Paper, plain or Tuled, that sold for 28 and 38c. | FAMILY ‘RIBBONS. RIBBONS. ‘This department Las been treated shamefully, Fib- bons actually worth &, 10 and Ic. selling at Ge. ‘Ladies’ $3 Southern Tics at $1.98. All styles and ‘Ladies’ Button Boots at $1.24. Regular price, 82. Ramee Dongola Button st $1.73. Hegular price, Pater ore goa LS 2, a ‘Men's Calf Ozford Ties at €1.98. Every pair worth “ciep pemaperomiee - the clouds on « stormy day. SHOE STORE.