Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1891. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: Jane 15, 1891. THE RVENING STAR has a regular and permanent circaintion in Washington three thwes larger than that of any other paper fm the city. As a local NEWS puper and Advertising Medium it bas so competitor. SS Philadelphia is to hive a free city library efter the pattern of the Boston Free Library. ‘The Pepper bequest, amounting to nearly 250,000, furnishes the foundation. It is ex- pected that this bequest will attract new gifts and cause the association of older libraries with the new enterprise. The Philadelphia Press says on the subject: ¢ “Boston spends on its library $70,000 a year. Newark begun a year ago to tax itself on a lib- eral scale for a library. Hartford, but a small .. in May, last year, raised 000 subscriptions for a Chicago has two gri free libraries, each with an en‘iowment of over $2,000,000, and the city is beside contributing liberally.’ The best plan of ail has been fol- lowed in Paris, where free libraries bave beon opened through the eighty quarters of the town, gradually increasing until in 1885 they numbered fifty, with « circulation of 1,031,167 yolumes, and are today much more numerous. It ought to be possible through the corpora- tion now orgenized to unite the weak and seat- tered libraries of Vhiladelphia in one coherent organization, #0 that a great central library aball be accessible through a score of branches to all parts of the city.” Washington, too. needs a free circulating Ubrary and reading rooms, open in the even- ing. In the surplus books of the Congressional Library or by concentration of the depart- mental cirenlating libraries or through the use of both resources the capitel has a great wealth of material which cau be thus utilized. Who is the benefactor whe will supply a Pepper be- quest for Washington. or, better, contribute of hue wealth in his lifetime to put the free library project upon its feet, and associate his name with a public benefaction, that will re- fleet honor upon him among the successive generations who will profit by his act? Wash- ington mast have such a library and will secure it in some way, after a long struggle it may be, even if the public-spirited citizen, now sum- moned, fails to put in an appearance. — ‘The annual excampment of the G.A.R. meets in Detroit in August, and Washington will be represented there by a delegation from the posts of this city which should be backed by every resident of the District in its efforts to secure the next meeting for the na- tional capital. Of all cities in the Union, aside from the fact that this is the capital and is the most interesting city in the country by reason of its public buildings, &c., Washington is the one city appropriate for a rennion of all the old soldiers who fought in 1461-65. Here the war really began before the first sbot was fired on Fort Sum- ter, here the great campaigns centered, here was fired the last shot, practically, and here the grand review was held. Lying on the very border of the two sections at war, about it were fought many of th>grvatest battles, and it was nearer than any other of the large cities to the confederate eapital. The ol.l soldiers who would come here, and it is safe to say that all would come who could possibly do 0, would find in Washington and in the battle- fields within two or three hours’ ride of it more to interest them than in any other possible point. Washington has ample accommodations for all who may come, and she has streets and avenues for review and marching which far excel those of any city in the land. Materially and historically Washington has the first right to a G. A. BK. national encampment and the ‘Washington delegation should be empowered to make such representations as will give it to her with unanimity and enthasinsm. — - ‘The new Canadian premier seems to be more of a lawyer than « statesmar. alth ugh his ex- perience asa legislator has extended over a pe- riod greater than thirty years. Mr. Abbott's connection with the great Pacific railroad scan- dal ss counsel will embarrass his administra- tion it is expected. No Canadian leader, e<- cept the dead Sir John Macdonald, could ever have lived down an odious connection like this, and it kept Sir Jobu out of office several years and bas always hampered him in his leader- ship. The Canadians were embarrassed by two or three facts: The best man for the place, Si Fobn Thompson, on aceount of being a Catho- lie, was bitterly opposed by the influertial Orange element, and Sir Hector Langevin was so handicapped by charge : affecting his integ- rity that he was uot serious ; considered. Sir Charles Tupper's claims seem not to have im- pressed themselves strongly on the goverror general. The primacy of Abbott is probably temporary. There is a curious fact in connec- tion with his career. In 1849 he favored a1 nexation to the United Status He and his party are far enough from that position now. It seems highly probable that the liberel party will have control after a little while. Events are hastening to that consummation. — wee ‘The stars and stripes grew out of the necessi- ties of independence. The “great Unio flung to the breeze by Washington at Cam se. Massachusetts, on the 2d of January, . more than six months before the Declara- stained only the thirteen alternate red stripes. emblematic of the thirteen colonie .) revolt. The place afterward occu- pied by t » tors wae filled by the blended St. George « ‘\lrew crosses on blue canton. | Tune 14, 1776, “that the | nnited states be thirteen white: that the union a bine field, repre- This is the true day ever worthy 6! among the proud days of the nu — The Ohio republican convention. « tomorrow, will have important work and none the less #0 because it hax b © for months that it would nominate Maj. Kinley for governor. The contest in that state Promises to be close this year, with elements of doubt as to the result. If the people's party draw enough votes from the republican ticket to overcome the normal republican majority and counterbalance the democratic loss from the faction feeling that existe over the candi- { Gov. Campbell, Maj. McKinley will be tel. But the chances are rather in bis In ang event his candidatare is an stional interest. Significance is at- election as indicating the drift of ly om the tariff question. banged hands the Cincinnati | an overhaal- ne ie. Deacon re this year onth instead of lacy ef teebed Lo Opinion, « Commnercial-tiazette vs ing which eliminates its mor Richard Smith. For the newspay June seems to be the moving May. ——_—<+e—___ Controller Lacey makes a reasonable explana- tion and defense concerning the Treasury's eoanection with the Keystone bank's affeira. His statement is an interesting and in some respects important contribution to the litera- wwewq# MM H wey AE i wey Pe: Pa: M MMO K KANN N WO Wr sts PaFe’ BS PLE Sree > HEE PASE ES oy at Lt RFE TITT TITT FER RRR nde Buyers’ harvest time! Almost everything we sell is below its recnlar price owing to the improvements now in Progress, We are remodeling the store and putting in a Whittier Eieo- tric Elevator. We propose to close ont all strictly Summer Goods this summer (a8 we did the winter stock in February) in order to open the Fall season with a new store and new stork. ‘Read cach ttem carefully. BERNHARDT CAPES REDUCED.— Every one ts down in price—even our: Gestrable styles, which are now marked, viz: 815.50 Bernhardt Capes, now 812. $20.00 Bernhardt Capes. now $15. Both styles in Black and Tan. ALL LACE WEAPS REDUCED. —Every Lace Wrap in stock has Leen reduced, Dainty styles for summer wear at the sea- shore. ALL TAN JACKETS REDUCED.—Those Will answer for all summer and early fall. None excepted—all Tan Coate have been re- ae BARGAINS IN BLAZERS. “The beauty of your Blazers is they all fit so perfectly.” Notoue, but adozen customers: have told us this. We have Black Blazers at 93, $5 and up; and Cream Stripes and Checks from $3.50 up. These $3.50 Biazers were formerly $5. GREAT “MIDSUMMER” HOSIERY SALE. —We have made extensive purchases at less than regular prices, and propose to offer them accordingly. Many a car fare can be saved in purchasing your Hoslery of Us this week. We offer 25 dozen Ladies’ Guaranteed Fast Black Nose, never before sold for less than W5e., for Ze. per pair. We offer 50 dozen Ladies’ Sapertor Quality Fast Black Hose, summer weight, never Le- fore sold for less than 50c., for 44c. per air. We offer alot of Fancy Richelien Ribbed Lisle Thread Hose, never betore sold for loss than 50c.. for 30e. per pair. We offera superior quality of C1 Light-weight “*Fast Black” Hose, sold at risinz prices trom Zie. up, for ail sizes Gto 9 in. Ladies" wearing S-iuch Lisle Thread Un- Bleached Hose can buy 50c quality for Be. to close. 8 MID-SUMMER “REDUCTION” SALE OF MITTS AND SILK GLOVES.—Thew Dew purchases at Jess than regular prices Perinit us to offer snperior qualities for what You pay for the infer 50 dor. Ladies’ Bi fore sold for less than Pair. 50 doz. Black Silk Mitts, usually sold at Gc... only 50c. per pate. We haves few linesof fing Silk Mitts, in Black and Tan shades, heretofore sold at D which we offer at 7c. ‘Mitts, never be- sonly 2lc. per **Oudd Lot" of Colored Silk Gloves at 50c. er pair. 50 doz. Ladies’ Taffeta Gloves at 2c. 25 doz. Children’s ‘Taffeta aud Silk Gloves. Reduced to 20c. per pair. SPECIAL “OFFERINGS” IN VESTS. We offer the balance of our stock of Ladies fine Gauze Vests.fuilrewular made, low neck \d ribbed arm, qualities which have beea selling at 7ic., 84c. 1, at the reduce t price of 3c. each, $ for @1. Secure whi you want of them before the sizes are broken, as they will be sold in « day or two. ‘50 dozen Ribbed Vests, superior qualit 7, neck and aru holes run with ribbon, White and unbleached, regular “?3c. grade for 2le. each. 30 dozen Ladies’ Gauze Vests, all sizes And all styles, only 25c. each. THREE “SPECIAL BARGAINS” IN LADIE® ‘WalsTs. 50 doz. Ladies’ Figured Shirt Waists, formerly sold for (e., only We. each, 50 doz. Ladies’ White India Linen Plat:ed Waists, fine quality, only 75c. each 50 doz. Ladies’ Fine Garner's Percal ‘ted Waists, in attractive stripes. chect figures, Jaunders better than any other ‘Waists, only Se. each. LATE ARRIVALS IN SUITS.—You are no longer dependent upon your dressmaker for Suits. We have jnst received a new stock im all the various fabrics and call special attention to the “*Blazer” Suits and Wash Ginghsu Suits. We alter ail Suits to fit perfectly. SEPARATE SKIRTS.—We offer White Lawn Shirts 3 and 82. Waists to match, 7c. up— making your entireWhite Suit cost from $1.75 up. $2.50; Waists to ‘Se We sell them separately when pre- ferred. If youare preparing for your summerva- eation—and whoisn't? you can find many necessary things in our stock, and at prices ‘m most cases lower than quoted elsewhere for such high-ciass qualities. WILLIAM H. McKNEW, 1 ‘9653 Pennsylvania ave. n. H © avine ULimpep TO TRE TOP OF THE GREASY POLE We are determined that the victory so diligently sought and dearly bought shall redound to the benefit of WHOSOEVER will be benefited thereby. Are you old and worn and withered? unable to bear up under the curse, which ts “By the sweat of thy brow shalt At 87.50 we can do better for you. At 88.50 we can give you a Suit of Clothes which is being retatied all around town at #14. But the NINE-DOLLAR idea is to the dealer whatthe CLOSED sea is to the poaching SEALER—he does'nt recognize it all, but indulges in big “cuss” words, which do not appear in the diplomatic correspondence ‘twixt “Jobnme Bull” and ‘Uncle Sam" hence we shall diplomatically “skip the gutter” and landon the other side with A 210 Basis. $20 Suits, $18.75 Suits, 8: $15 Suits, ° Suits, 910.50 Suits, GO AT $10 A SUIT. ‘Those who are familiar with our prices will open their e5esim wild wonderment. Those who are not will view them with stunning astonishment. We're alinost afraid to speak of our line of Suits for YOUNG MEN—ranging in price from 50 to $7.50 A Suit—in both Sacks and Cutaways, lest you should think we are Joking—which we are not, because WE'VE GOT "EM. Not only that —we're selling ‘em, furthermore they"re wiving geueral satisfaction. THOSE SHORT PANTS SUITS—FOR CBILDREN, At $1, #1.75, 82, 62.50and 82.78, Are selling like hot cakes—If parents and guardians see St to purchase of us instead of paying a Lundred per cent elsewhere—it's their afaiy and clearly indicates ‘that they kuow ‘a hawk from a band card." OUR STOCK OF GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS MUST GO, And if we choose to cut the prices HALF IN TWO It’s OUR AFFAIR, about which the people only have to do, since they are the beneficiaries, tare of the investigation into the real inward- ness of the Philadelphia financial crookedness. a The woman's rights party should investigate the baccerat scandal and gi: truthful report on the question “who told?” As it row stands the fact that there were three women party to the secret casts a dark suspicion upon the gen- tler and more communicative sex. Let us now the truth. ee One hundred and eighteen today! But the Baltimore American notwithstanding its ex- treme age gets more vigorous year. a Saree The wont-the-earth spirit of the great north- ‘west must be undergoing a change. Minne- apolis has signified her wish not to have the republican national convention meet there. Sauer What s “snap” for dime museu ms the Prince A few missionnrics might be sent down to Blayié vith advantage. VICTOR F. ADLER'S 10 PER CENT CLOTHIXG HOUSE, 27 AND 929 7TH ST. N.W., CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. © STRICTLY ONE PRICE. (Open Saturday until 11 p.:n. eb FO8 SALE rorvran Music OLY fe: LARGE MLSE anes cee ‘T BUY A 31 VAPOR : 0 ey a be aedaiee cs Sasa eee ae Panrsers Ix Fasnrox BPP, PoP PPP e P Our column in the Postis full of some reductions ‘We bave made in Woollem Dress Goode—and now here Put this and that to- wether and see how near the verge of “nothingness” the prices lead you to the possession of some of the ‘most brilliant effects of the sexson. ‘These trimmings are of the datest editvon of fashion. If they were “time worn” the cut wouldn't amount to so much— But that they are what they are has given your dol- is a cut in TRIMMING! lara. «reater power of purchase than ever. FANCY GOLD TINSEL JEWELED PAs- SEMENTERIE— ‘S5e. quality CUT to @5c. « yard. 81 quality CUT to 7c. and S6c. a yard. 81.75 quality CUT to 1.350 yard. FANCY GOLD TINSELED GALOON, edged with steel beads and studded with Jewels. Was $2.25. CUT to $1.75 yard. GOLD TINSELED PASSEMENTERIE, with turquolse beads. Was #1. Cut to 85e. a yard. STERL AND VARIEGATED TIXSEL PASSEMENTERLE, two inches wide and studded with Jewels. Was @3. CUT to€2.25 ayard. BLACK and BRONZE BEADED TIN- SELED and JEWELED PASSEMEN- ‘TERIS—two and a haif inches wide. Was 2.50. CUT to $1.95 ayard. Some effects in HELIOTROPE shade, three inches wide. Was 93.25. CUT to $2.65. yard. LEAF-SHAPED PATTERNS OF TIN- BELED PASSEMENTEKIE in Gold and Steel, studded with amber jew nail heads—three inches wide. CUT to 83.75. TAN-COLORED SILK APPLIQUE PASSEMENTERIE, studded with goid beads ‘Was 83.50. CUT to % TINSEL-HEADED PASSEMENTERIE— inch wide—for edging. Was we. CUT to be. a vard. CANTILLE PASSEMENTERIE, three inches wide, in Brown and Gold. Was 82.05. CUT to $2.25a yard. Threo anda half inches wide, in combinations. Was 04.25. CUT to 83.25 a yard. GRAY SILK and TINSEL APPLIQUE PASSEMENTERIE, four inches wide. Re- duced adollar ayard, from 84.75 to $3.75 a yard. SILK and TINSEL PASSEMENTERIE, in Oid Rose, Heltotrope, Black and Nile tints, CUT from 50e. to 3 ‘T from OLD TINSEL GIRDLES, studded with Jewels. CUT from $6.50 to 8. All widths of BLACK SILK PASSE- MENTERIE, from a half inch to six inches wide, All the way from Lic. to 6.50 a yard. All widths of JET PASSEMENTERIE. ‘From 25e. a yard up. CUT STEEL PASSEMENTERIE, in straight edge and Vandyke points, 65c. to 83.500 yard. BLACK HAND-CROCHETED PASSE- MENTERIE. From $1.50 to ayard. NEW BOW-KNOT JET ORNAM! a and each. BOW-KNOT PASSEMEN- TERIE, 24.25 yard. All shades of SILK GIRDLES, 25c. to 81 ‘each. White Cotton Passemente ‘a yard. BELTS now are necessary bits many of the gowns are made to be for wash ‘Be. und 40c, your convenience. Our line is “*brim-full. LEATHER—Biack, Russett and Orango— Rde.. HOe., 40e., 45e., B0e. up. SILK—White, Black, Blue, Red and White snd Blue and White—straps and buckles—i0c., $55 ‘You know that reduced stock don't stay long—so the one word “hurry” means volume if you have intention of turning these benefits to your own count, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDI. NINTH STREET AND PE: costumes. S80 ered in” by that the selection from a variety is essential to any ‘ace AVENUE. Established 1840. 1 BR. iM Af > BP oA FEY gs ee AA EO tous Ss, ee A Sug8 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. PPD. 00 DDOO Bp &e Bop “oo MM MM MMMM pops MM ii an 4 5 KF THT HoH PRE gSS5 ERR Fo HM Fe Sssy ER fo oH OH Eee SoS Kee 2 ‘Three Great Barsains in Sum- mer Dress Fabrics went on sale th’s morning. We have closed a fortunate pur chase, which enables us to of- ter these goods, which» are in great de- mand, at a price which is much below anything before vut on ina terials of the same kind. 50 Pieces of 32-inch-wide Gen- une Scotch Gingbams, stylish designs and beautiful color- yard is the usual price, THESE 20c. A YARD. 79 pieces of Striped and Plaid White Goods. Excellent patterns and extra fine qualities, 20c. 8 yard is the usual price. THESE 12y¢c. A YARD, 42 pieces of White Plaid Ongandies, Atractive Patterns. Worth 2be. a yard, THESE lic. A YARD. IN OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT ‘We offer 50 pieces of 5-4 Table Ou Cloth. Best quality; White or Colors. Sold every- where for 25e. a yard. THESE 18. A YARD. ages ° MM : Be & &§ gage 7 sis Be AA MMM Bssy BB A A uu it x g Sys8 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 1 7TH STREET. Tue BBB FER BB es Bat Eee Saat v offered on our own CUSTOM-MADE TRUNKS TRAVELING oops. Me nOw PoP O OTHER BIG CUT By atving — PER CENT PER CENT ug th ue DIScouUnT ‘From previously advertised prices. TOPHAM'S. 1931 PENNA. AVE. N, W. ‘Fartory, 1290 E st. n. ‘Repairing promptly and properly done. We have advertised this season the lowest prices ever m5 Guess for our free European trip. Beery purchase entities you to a guess. Guessing contest cloves July &, 1891. GG. G GG G G 3 eae, io a § STRAW HATS, All colors, all shapes. Former price, 50c., 62. and Fen. at Ie. VASSAR SAILORS, In all colors, at 2c. © WHITE LEGHORN FLATS At 450. CHILDREN’S TRIMMED SAILORS, Good value at 50c., at 25e. BELGRADE AND LACE STRAW FLATS, Good value for 87c., at 250. LACE STRAW TBLEPHONE BRAID VASSAR SATLORS Inallcolors. Former price, 60c., at Bic. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S UNTRIMMED FLAT. ‘White crown, combination brim. Regular price, ‘Fe., at Bc. LADIES’, MISSES', AND CHILDREN'S: STRAW HATS. In all colors, all shapes. Former price. $1, $1.25, $1.50 and 81.75, at 8c. TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS In all the latest styles. Good value at #4 and 85, £2.25. }1 and $1.25, at Lot 2—Long Grass Spravs, fine 8} ‘Regular value, $1.37, #1.50 and 8 ‘98e. © 82.75. Our regular $6, $7 and 88 Garments, at $4.50. ODDS AND ENDS IN OUR LADIES’ FURNISHINGS. Being very busy on COTTON UNDERWEAR it has left us with a lot of crumpled and soiled goods which we will sell at sacrificing prices. 25 dozen of those Soft Finished Cotton Corset Cov- Eee OUR 2%. LOT ‘Comprises Corset Covers, Drawers, Chemise and Gowns ranging in price from 25e. to 45. CORSET COVERS—Good cambric, V neck, trimmed in pretty desixns of embroidery. ‘Also all sizes in Drawers, with embroidered ruffles, tucks above, good quality cotton. Chemise—Sott cotton, tucked fronts, lace trimmed around neck and sleeves. Gowns—Soft finished cotton, full lengths, lace trimmed around neck and sleeves. OUR 49c. LOT. ‘This lot comprives goods ranging in price from 5c. to’ CORSET COVERS—Made of Lonsdale cambric, trimmed back and front, with all-over embroldery, trimmed round neck and sleeves, with pretty designs of Hamburg eying. SKIRTS—Made of excellent quality cotton, cambric ruffle 9 inches in depth—finished sround ruffle with torchon lace. GOWNS—Lovely quality cotton, full-length Mother Hubbard, with yoke, trimmed in herringbone Braid, rufile around neck and sleeves. DRAWERS—Sowe with Hamburg inserting, tucks and embroidered ruffle, others torehon lace trimmed Ginen torebon), with OUR 7°. Comprises goods ranging in price from 85e. to 21. CORSET COVERS—Lonsdale Cambric, some trim- med in fine laces and embroideries, V necks, square and hign neck. GOWNS—All-over. yoke of Hamburg embroidery, full length, excellent quality cotton. SKIRTS—Best quality cotton with deep hem- stitched embrotdered ruffles around bottow, tucks above. / DRAWERS—Lonsdale csmbric, trimmed around bottom, wide linen torchon lace tucks above. ee 3) Rewwasts Ix Exe. Frovxcrse. Few remnants in Emb. Flouncing of 2 yards and 234 yards, which we close out at half price. CAPS. in broken sizes, crumpled goods, worth from 25e. to 30e., which we will throw together and sell at the astonishing price of Se. 250 25c. Lor covcere. Large sizes. Only Corsets worth from 0c. to $1, re Hosier Children’s and Misses’ Fast Black Ribbed Hose, Black or White feet. Regular price, Zlc., at 12360. Ladies’ Stainless, absointely Fast Black Hose, su- perior quality. Regular price, 25c., at 19. Ladies’ Fancy Hose in ali colors. Regular price, Be, at aa Ladies’ Extra Long Fancy Hose, boot patterns, in all shades. Regular price, 48c., at Bde. 100 dozen Ladies' Pure Liste Thread Hose in all shades, fancy colors, stripes, t patterns. Range in value from 62c. to 98e. Your choice at 480. 8 Boxes of Ladies’ Silk Hose, extra long, fancy striped, all shades. Good value at $1 and $1.25. Your choice at Re. pairs Ladies’ Solid Black Silk adoa value ati andsl.zy. Youre! Mirrs Ay Groves. ‘Our regular 25c. All-silk Mitt, best value in the city, at : 19. Our regular 25c. Silk Taffeta Glove, in Black and Hose, extra long. hoice at ite Glove, in Black and 12 dozen Pure! 300. \2 Silk Mitts, in Tans only, good value at 50e. and 62c., at 38. 25 dozen All-pure Silk Gloves, in Tans only, Rirguier sae a 7. Dress 'Trronxos, 20 per cent discount on oil dress trimmings. FS. 300 dozen Handkerchiefs in White and colored bor- ders. at Regular price, 5c. and 7 ac. mncy Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. Regular peice Sher at Our regular 21c. Hantigrébleteat Our regular 250, Henthesnetoat Our regular 38¢. Handi at Our regular 50c. Handkerchiefs at Your choice of any 25c. Windsor Tie, all silk, st Your choice of any 25c. tat Your ehole of any 5c. Fai at i oot a ees 2 een embecitered Crasues. ne ‘Orash at 4c. ar 0c, Hinsian Cashest Go, Our recular bind Tera . Btripe Crasb at Te. Gone neem YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO KING'S PA Day Goons. ORG UP OUR DRE > DEAR ChERSED TRADE IN MreINE Ry AND $id we would sdvise all of our patrons not to pune aig SALE DRY Goons. ‘The list of prices quoted below are but » few of the ‘which are offered. Every article in our Dry" ‘Department bas been marked from 25 2030 per cont. AY, CALL AT ONCE. Goovs D zpantuexr. riot. ns ». ; rewular Price, 65c. Brack Lace Deranruexr, Ii Grenadine at 50: regular price, 75c, h Bik Bpanish Lace st B17. 3 2% pieces Cloth Dress, Goole, large plaide and make an elegant garment for the sea- sp jetteas, in iden brown, light and Barnet, old rose and“Davy blus.” Neduced from stay and garnet. Reduced from 0c. J 3y All our 54-inch Ladies® Cloth, mood quality, which we id at 1 rard, will cle ened oe a eae Wo still have a few pieces of our ‘Mohairs left, brown, . ‘and steel wn, green, navy and steel gray. " Balance to go Grxanaus. se " nderson's French Ginghetos in very pretty designs, ragaler price Se-. at P = afcotch Ginghems, all new patterns, regular price a American Ginghams, reg ular prices 1234 and 15c., 9. Our entire stock of 8 and 10c. Ginghams at Lawys. 50 pieces Tawn. soft finish, in figured, and checks, heat patterns, at — 4c. SATEENS. an, in plain colors, blue, pink, brown, green, tan, gray and red, regular price L2isc., Be. Catcors, . 7% pieces Cal warrant grays and fancies, rerulcr Price Seat aTantete 7100, pleces Fancy Calicows, regular prie> 6X and . 4c. Oorxe Surrxe. vi Outi a - safe By Toc ce, AHP #04 De cee 100. Se a . er ph eR all colors, regular value Ware Goor, See Geen te cao, bent Whitelace work borders: regular rice, iserat 4 20 pieces Imitation China ‘Silk curtain draper- ses, neat patterns; reswlar values 1Sge\ und Ieee Pacific Lawns, i d fancy. wide; regular value, breed = oe Be. pete eee Seem ee ae Dress Muslin; regular 10 pieces Silkals stripes; regular price, “Be W ute Bro Sraraps. White Bed Spreads, i Fegular price, @5c., at 10-4 Crocheted Bed Spread: regular value, $1, at 11-4 Crocheted Bed Spread; regular value, $1.35, at 11-4 Heavy Croch d Spresa, Marseili sien remalar pce, Giz, gy “Pets Marvalon de ee Taste Lives, 54-inch German Linén, warranted all linen; reeular Price 30c., at Se. 40-inch German Linen, fine quality: regular price B5e. 0-inch heavy Germa alinen; Teular price G5e., at 66-inch, i 5 regu iagg.inch Bleached Damask, handsome designs; regu: 65c. G8-inch extra Damask, handsome designs; regular Price €1.25, at BSc. 72-inch extra superfine. Damask and other handsonue deen rertlge price 8 me eS OWELS. ‘Pure linen Damask Towel: regular price 15e., at Full size all-linen Huck Tov ze alt-tinen Huck Tovvels,in white and colored 19e, Larwe size, bleached, Knot sn pink, Uiué,rod snd gold borders; Femulns Valassis 25e. Extre fine quality Satin Damask T% fringe, full stat, all Color borders regulag oi at B80, a a + Mieached Dinner Napkins, warran nen, +, Bleacl ner Nap! dhdsome desigus; Textlar value SL29 per domes ot 3¢ Biesched All-linen Napkci fine quality; regular price @1.30 per dozen at X™* 0@ quality; ‘pitce SOc. reguiar price, 80c. Red-fringed Table Cloths, regular price, 7-4 Turk eis BSc. af htaker Tae Cloths, regular price, oP asturkey Red-tringel abe Cloths, regular price, 9} 0of Turkey Red-tringed Table Clothe, regular peice, é 1. ithinen Turkey Red Peble Linen, fast color, regular 2 200 Song Tasker = i ae fast color, regular a0tinch Solid Red Table Linen, regular price, 506., uch ‘Turkey Red Tbe Linen, regular price, see 60-inch O1l-botled Ts a Table Eicens, tn slid Red and fe- Gexts Fonsismas. NIGHT SHIRTS, Gente’ 7c. Night Shirts at 300. Gente 1 Nia Shires at Gents’ $1.25 Night Shirta at ‘B8c. WHITE SHIRTS. _ Sess" Soe. White Mire, broken sizes, unieundered, 38e. Stats Tee. White Shirt, unlaundered, broken ses, Boe. Soe. Summer Underwear at {A fall line of Outing Shirts. GREAT BALE. LAGE 7TH AND H STS. ¥.W., FRANKELE & CO. ‘MONDAY, TUESDAY, ‘WEDNESDAY. On these three days we will offer BABY CAR- RIAGES at unheard-of prices. Our Carriages haveall ‘Deen reduced, and for this Special Three-lay Sale we ave made a deep cut in the Reduced Prices. ‘The following list will cive you some idea of how Prices run, but our Carriages must be seon to be ap- preciated : Reduced price, $25.08. Three-day Sale price, - wae ramet) 18.98, 16.98. 15.98, 14.48. 12.48, 11.48. 821.98, - = 7.98. 7.98 4.98, Tt is needless for us to remind you that the weather fe warm and that a Refrigerator is a necessary article, but we wish to say ‘You wet the best.” This celebrated make sold only by us. Have yougot Qngot our Cataloues and Price Listst If mot, why THE FAIR, ‘7TH AND H S18. ¥.W., BY FRANRLE & CO. W. A. Pisce & Co., manceesks le a Theis ‘TAD Market Bpace, Corner 8th street. Wire Wearnen Scocrstioxs. The point in, summer is to ret something that ie very cool and neat and at the same time @ressy and stylish. What meets this demand more than FIGURED or DOTTED SWISS, They are certainly the coolest fabric you can buy, and at the same time make one of the Prettiest and most effective dresses imaginable, especially when tastefully garnished with pretty ribbons. We are showing a rarely beautiful as- sortment of these goods this week, as we have Just added ANOTHER LARGE ARRIVAL to our already large stock. The new onesconsist of POLKA SPOTS IN ALL SIZES, DIAMOND-SHAPED FIGURES, SPRAYS, BROKEN TWIGS, &c. ‘All marked at close prices, as follows: 25e. yard. ‘Soe. yard, BSc. yard, 40c. yard. ‘te. yard. 0c. yard. . + They are beauties. Come in and see them. —$—$— , Srrcux Varves All through THE WHITE GOODS DEPART. MENT. Here is a 40-inch WHITE LAWN as ood as you can buy for 12%. or lic. WE HAVE MARKED THIS LOT 10c. « yard. 10 pieces NEW PLAID ORGANDIES, Worth regularly 16c. WE have MARKED THEM 1:234c. ayard. NEW ASSORTMENT OF INDIA LINEN. One number isan EXTRA good value at 25c. OUB PRICE 18 20c. a yard. NEW ASSORTMENT OF TARLATANS in ‘White or Black ; just the thing for COVERING PICTURES, MIRRORS, kc, Special for 1254c. ayara. HERE 18 WHAT YOU WANT FOR COOL SUMMER UNDERWEAR: 5 pieces of SOF1- FINISHED;CHECKED NAINSOOK, laundered without dressing. Regular price, 25c. MARKED DOWN to 2le. a yard. $4.50 Aso $5 Panssorts For $2.25. 100 HANDSOME PARASOLS in the VERY LATEST STYLES, in all of the NEW SHADES. ‘These goods CANNOT BE BOUGHT elsewhere for less than, $4.50 to $5.50. OUR BAR- GAIN PRICE, $2.25 each. Also 1 lot worth #4 and $4.25 for 81.98 each. Cunprex's Daesses Ar W HOLESALE cost. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CHILDREN'S DRESSES, over two years of age, at the first cost, All of this season’s manufactur, A rare chance to fit out the LITTLE ONES for the summer vacation and save biz money, 38c. Hose For 25c. LADIES' EXTRA FINE FAST BLACK HOBE, 40 gauge. Sold everywhere in the United States for 38c. OUR ADVERTISING PRICE, 2c. pair. W. A. PIERCE & 00., Successors to E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, corner 8th st. 1 ‘UST RECEIVED 75 ROLLS MORE OF THAT J Japanese Fancy Seamless Matting at Ibe. per yd. _132t 45-747 th st. ne. Pas POINT SWISS EDGINGS, 12%c. Black Lace Jel2-3t_ RA! EN’ HSE, 1941 11th st. 8.0. Sra We Cor Tue Paice. STOCK MUST GO. ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE BEFORE WE TAKE OUR ANNUAL INVENTORY. ‘Scrim, 4c. a yard. 81.50 Upholstery Tapestry cut to G5e. ‘Smyrna Mats, 25¢. Hassocks, 25c. Qdinch Smyns Rugs, $1.75. Rug Carpets made of various sizes from $7.25 to $30. Best All-wool Ingrain Carpets, 50c- Roxbury Tapestry Carpets, 75c. Other Grades, 50 and 5c. Best Body Brussels, $1 per yard. ‘Moquettes, $1.25. ‘$22.50 Antique Chamber Suite cut to $19.50. 830 Buite cut to $22.50. $35 Suite cut to 827.50. 6-piece trimmed 11 Large Half-Turkish Suite, 5 pieces, with ivan in silk plush and tapestry, Worth $125. Cut to #98. Asetof Loose Covers made of the best linen furnished with any: Purchased of us now if for $10. ‘The celebrated Peerless Refrigera- “<peet dolsiose Desnack” Matt ing bas tion. ltt a eet Brossoma,» aw. cad ee ee? a NO MISREPRESENTATION PERMITTED HERE. Every article sold must be satisfactory toour patrons. If not, return at once. exchause or get Your money. The eloquence of figures. backed by the reality of having the goods exactly as quoted, is the solid con- ‘Vincer, and that is what we have and do. There is no sentinent in business, it's practical fact the people want; exact firures with the goods beluind them repre- ‘senting the truth of the figures, ‘Read our advertisement. If you are not already ‘customer we will make you one. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT MILLINERT ‘The sreatest bargains in TRIMMED HATS, UN- TRIMMED HATS, FLOWERS and MILLINERY REQUISITES ever offered to the ladies of this city. COMPARISON IMPOSSIBLE! COMPETITION USE- LESS! for the ame quality and latest styles. The following Special Bargains will be on sale for this week: TRIMMED HATS. ‘Two bundred'and fifty ificent Trimmed Hats in the latest and most unique deaizus for this week's sale. ‘Hats that were sold at @ and @:1.50this week at 81.98, Hate snd Bonnets 2. charm! stpien wort ht, $and gG.” Ons 04 fOr charming ats and Bontiets tuat could not be sold before under #1210 Sis will be soldat eo ans ese UNTRIMMED HATS. The greatest vaiues in any shape you may desire. I's not a question how we doit, We do reap tie betwt of the rare barvelas. Every aape, tn the ‘finest Milans, Tuscanys, Millen ant Lace, the est and best Braids, tn the best colors, Brown, Tan, Hats and Bonnets 73, €2, oes baat ry ats OL weno ine Cobting. Chi ne, Colina. Ch Canton Breida in the best FRENCH FLOWERS. Gardens of French Floxers st less prices than mite: Hons: Rovers tna wealtn of design al ihe naturel y plants right over agai ‘creatent weiec- tion! "Prices attractive as the lowers themselves’ SPECIAL BARGAINS IN HOSIERY AND UNDER- Weal We've a line of thin, cool Underwear_of all the best makes, and were marking Drjces lve tint ‘Ladi Rithed Vest ae. ; Tae ited Essie BS bi Soe. Miners’ Black Dery Ribbed Hose. pd yf one nae, ex . ype Carel Eo Sah OS Se aN Liste Thread Hose in all the new dress doth plain and Kicheliou ribbed. at ak. fully worth ‘Also, Ladies" Funcy Hose, Richeltea wubed. with Black boots, also'in Tans and Gray, as well as Bal- ‘Howe, 2 pair for 3c. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR PRICES, G@DRAWERS—12¥0., 1Se., 2e., We., We., Be. and 1 a7 1 81.08, + Be. OTe. and $1.23, oe CORSET BARGAINS. Contil Corsets at 50, Resular { the leading makes of sunnier weon's, C. P. French, P-. GLOVE DEPART! Brice, Te. We pelt sorsets—it. and G., eC, Suede Mousquetaires, Biarritz, Chamois, Glace Kid, &e., Re. All our Gloves from re. up ware Tanted and ft tothe band. In Silk T: Gloves and Mitts everything that is new and desirabie. THE MONUMENTAL, 1° 957 and 959 F st. n.w. ae en ALL DAY TOPAY AXD TOMORROW. — A regular tidal wave srems te have struck our department of Misser’ and Children’s Shoes during the past few ays. It continues all day and will end tomorrow nugiit, clomnt the. ‘The fact is we are closing out our entire line of Low Cute for the little ones, and thé hue qualities combined, With our unusually low prices are creating this tremenaons furore. UNTIL TOMORROW NiowT. AT 080. Misses’ Dongola Ties, epring heel. Misses’ Dongola Ties, patent tiga. Child's Plain Toe Oxfords, Child's Patent Tip Oxtords. Misses’ Kussett Oxfords, Chis Coffee-color Ties, @) and $1.25 reculariy. AT 7c. Misses’ Fine Dongola Oxfor le Spring Hoel Opera with bows, id's One Strap Button Slips. Brown Russia Goat Ties. €1.35 and €1.45 values every pair. —AT 61.3 81.23 Misses Paris Kid Eason Ties. 21.23 — Misses’ Patent Leather Theos 21.23-— Misses” Russia Brown Gout Tea, 21.28 #1. WE WARRANT EVERY PAIR. WM. HAHN & C008 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 810 SEVENTH STREET, 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN! 231 PENNSYLVANIA AVES 0-0-0-0—-0-0-0-0-0-0— 0 — 0~0-0-0-0-0-0-0 Wene Atwars Reavy. 0—0-0-0—-0— 00-000 0-02-00 TITTHE BACKWARD SEASON DIDN'T T diind us, We worked away just as hard F making up our stock of WARM WEATHER GARMENTS. We got them here in good time, too. There isn’t a house "‘around these parts" that carries the complete line—nor takes the pains with the FEATHERWEIGHTS we do. You see we are looked to meach emer- gency—and we're never “tardy.” You don’t have to give your needs = moment's fore- thought. The occasion comes—and we're with the “TRUE BLUE” (and BLACK) SERGES that time and fashion can't improve—all the styles are new and novel. The best thing todo is to look this list over. But don’t stop at that— ‘what you eee you'll better appreciate. — English Cricketing — American Seersucker ** — White Fiannel — White Serge 2 — Bilk COATS AND VESTS. — Sicilian — Drap a'Ete — Mohair — Calcutta Seersucker — English Seersucker — Ponzee — Initation Pongee — Linen — Flannel — Striped Serze — Enclish Fiannel — Office COATS. — House = — Serse - — Alpaca — Crinkle — Wire Twist “True Blue"Serge ** — Linen DUSTERS ¥, FOU KNow WE ARE ALWaYs SAT. YL isfactory in price, so that meed give you ¥ no concern, Don't let the *‘chaff™ that You'll find blowing about in other places be mistaken for the PURE GRAIN. And don't suffer with the best when comfort cumgs cheap. SAKS AND COMPANY, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE + Weatherable ASD Clothes.” SEVENTH STREET. at Tue Exp Has Coxe. We close our LADIES', MISSES’ and CHILDREN’S CLOAK, SUIT and WRAP DEPARTMENT today, Mr. A. A. Brager, at the corner of Eutaw and Seratogs sts., Baltimore, Md., having Purchased the entire stock. This leaves ‘sat liberty tocompletethe plans we have already formed to occupy our fourth floor for the enlargement of our Clothing Department. SAKS AND COMPANY, PENN. AVE. AND SEVENTH ST. cove 215 — s \¥ FLOWERS, Sc. ia ee ESSiSTP ARE oan nana, 2 Jello Sruw Hare ‘We have ust opened s large shipment of STRAW HATS FROM KNOX, NEW YORK. 4 Cheviot | _ Straw Hate of all Kinds from 50r.to¥S. Ladies’ ‘Yecht Hete. Boys’ Hats, 50c., 750., 61. ‘B B. STINEMETE & Sons, ) 123; Pennsylvania ave. NEGA Bhan na ease a Kow Paanmacy, 7TH AND E STS. N.W., LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICFS, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, 13th, 15th and | 16mm of June. PAY-DAY PRIC Of which we expect everybody When we offer bargains Our prices are generally“: ruling elsewhere and special bargains are frequently at o near cost of goods. ECHOES FROM ALT. OVER THE STORE. RUBBER GOODS DEPARTMENT. Family Syringes. three pipes...... ain Shard rubber pipes rd rubber tubes and come fe Tae ® ve complete....@1 Hot Water Bays, Rubber Bandaves, Nursery Outi Tce Bags and all sorts of rubber appliances very heap. Se. Atouizers, bard rubber tube, only... Special Bareain “ “ Drugs in general use for culinary purposes Dist fectants—Veterinary Mediviues and #uch drase frequently purchased in quantities we offer petition w ouucht for. At this stage per pound yer pound Down from @1 ‘Mineral Cainphor for Se. and 13e. per pound w Flaxseed Meal, best, with oi! ° per pound Pure English Ground Mustard ver pound Bermuda Arrow Koot, ‘Taylor's Enwiists 45 Powdered Borax, excellent for insects Oe Powdered Sulphur, pure... Roll Suiphur for disintectins. Carbolic Acid for disinfecting. Witch Hagel Extract for loci Pure Glycerine, Suest Pure Olive Oil, of whic On, " Copperas, cheapest, in quantities at TRUSSES, BRACES AND SUPPORTERS Our }ine of Trusses is the largest now we have worked a perfect revolution have Trusses at We., Te. and @1 for wh heretofore paid all’ the way fants, boys or wirls and «dul (Lady in attendance for females.) We ay Money to make this departineut very complete, seetiue Ro Teason why these goods should not be Sold as low we any other uecesmaries The “Knickerbocker” Shoulder Brace, a very good one, We recommend at 7., though we Lave several others. Of Atominal and Womb Supporters we carry & orice the etty 0 prices. We 4 you have b the ‘Beef, Wine and Iron, Wyeth's or any other make, from BWe. toWe., put bottles. FANCY GOOPS DEPARTMENT. In this department ficures alone must be your @1 Engitsh AU-Ur Very Guo French Hand Scrubs. voor Ze. Bottles Toilet @1.75 Wade & Butcher's Razor at. DON'T BUY A RAZOR ELSE ‘Te. Lather Brush, very eo0d .. —— SOc, Lather Brash, Russian Bristies, White Hen- Shaving Soaps of all kinds Pears’, Yankee, Barbers Bar, Carbolic Shaving, tor beatae. Bay Rum, imported, genuine, at ‘Zhe. per bottle Shaving Mars, Barvers’ Sponges aud ali kinds of KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, SEVENTH AND E STS. NW, Wi ve ee SES .