Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FRIDAY. --.June 19, 1891. Editor. THE EVENING STAR has = regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any other paper im the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medinm it has me competitor. = The federal principle has been just extended toa dependency of a dependency, the Cook Island group belonging to New Zealand. This principle that the Greeks could not hold very long, which even eluded the Anglo-Haxon na- ‘tions of the heptarchy eventually and the older German principalities and free cities, and which Switzerland and the United States have popularized in the modern world, is getting to be the chief corner stone of political progress. And yet it should not be forgotten that the principle works ill except among those tribes oz nations that have used it in some form immemori- ally. The French do not confederate, nor the Spaniarda, nor for centuries have the Italians. ‘The federal principle has also lost somewhat in the Netberlands and the German empire. -—_———_—+ 2 ‘The ocean passenger steamer of the beet class is perhaps as safe as any place whatever where there isan opportunity for a consider- able number of persons to be hurtor killed. Few steamers have been lost, when the total | number and the danzerous elements always At hand are considered, and of destroyed it often happe agreat number of the passengers and crew escape. In the ease of the City of Richmond an | awfal catastrophe was happily averted by the | prompt diseovery of the burning cotton hold and the arrival on the «pot of other vessels | —— Political rivalry so often engenders hatred that it is pleasant to read the kind words of the President addreseed to his dying friend, ex- Senator MeDonald. Happily there are other instances of good feeling between rivals in the | history of the country. Between Senators Edmunds and Thurman there has always sub- sisted the tender intimacy of dear friends, just as in the first period of the republic there was betwe- ashington and Mason. John Adame and Thomas Jefferson in their old age renewed the memories of the Revolution and the friend- ship of the'r early lives in a correspondence at once touching, varied, learned aud ius:ructive. 0090000090000000000000000000000000000000 0000000 Tae Sec Jel “hae eee £000600000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000 iTS OUR BUSINESS TO KEEP OUR H stock of BOYS? and CHILDREN’S OUT- FITTINGS in “‘apple-pie order.” We don'tclaim any credit for having everything yYoucan ask. We'd feel mortified to say “'no” for the smallest triffe. There isn't one store in shundred—though—so well fixed for juvenile service as OURS is, Even now, after the heavy drain of the busicat season we've known, our “*well is ns deep” as ever. Tomorrow is one of the Satuntays in the year when there's something needed for the chil- dren in every family. School hasclosed—vaca- tion has beeun—and you must dress them for it. So, whatever it may be, “if it fs proper, Saks has it." We'll go into particulars » little to help you over the perplexities of selection. SAKS AND COMPANY, ‘Lat tie children guess with everything you buy. “Proor Posrrve.” To claun for our ®3.50 and $5 CHIL- DKEN’S SHORT PANTS SUITS the merit of other peoples’ $5 and $7.50 grades isn’t an idle boast. We've taken steps to find out. THEY ARE AS GOOD and it don’t take an expert's eye. to see it.etthor. In the first place we've THREE. or FOUR STYLES to every one you'll find else- where. We believe variety is essential to per fret satifaction. We never select a sutt because it's pretty. Looks is a flimsy armor to fend off hard usage—and who expects a boy to be care- ful? We keep the caution for quality ‘‘ding- ine" in the ears of gur makers all the time. (Our close-cropped prices havedriven the mamas out of the tailoring business. are cheaper and better than home-made ones. Parents tell us ours are the safest they can find. It iftsa bunten off their shoulders, “*A stitch in time” traly “saves nine”—and the time they should be taken is before they are Yours—while they are ours—and we do see that they are made right. In the $5 rade there are lots of THREE-PIECE SHORT PANTS SUITS. All the patterns are neat—the styles the very lutest—the colors dirt-defging aud WE GUARANTEE EVERY suit. “Store clothes” SAKS AND COMPANY. The weather is original this year. May’scoot | ——————— a season Hingered until nearly the time for the | 4 trix fo Burope or Caliyorma sor aquese— June rains. The few torrid days intervening made those rains all the more acceptable. The present refreshing coolness will probably last long enough to brace up everybody for the hot weather that is to follow. The only person who will not get the benefit of the change will be the incautious individual who fails to dress by the thermometer. Colds, rheamatism or other diseases lie in wait, so to speak, for those who disregard nature's warnings. +2 Turkey exhibits the infallible final symptoms of decay as « power of the world. The brigands who infest the mountain fastnesses meet with no resistance in levying blackmail. For years the sultan’s power has been nominal over sev- eral of his provinces in Asia. England has vir- tually appropriated Egypt. Large slices of his European possessions have been taken from him. and he seems not to be able to govern the | part remaining under his nominal control. It cannot be long before the total dissolution of the semi-barbarian empire which in the middle ages caused all Europe to tremble. —_—_—_sro— There is apparently a greater desire on the sn less than cated. Have you guessed? Srasoxance Spretacties. cool and comfortable things come with summer and WE keep them all. We mean WHITE FLANNEL SUITS AND FANCY FLANNEL SUITS, with either long or short pants—single or double-breasted coats. LINEN SAILOR SUITS, THIN COATS— Alpacas, Seesuckers, Linens and BLAZERS. LINEN PANTS—that wash and wear as well afterward as before. BOYS' BATHING SUITS— WASH KILTS. Typical MEN-O’-WAR SUITS, JERSEY SUITS—WHITE AND FANCY VESTS —We could “run on” like this for an hour and then have stock to talk of. We teil you, its ‘when you see the shallow water you have to Paddle around in inother places that our supply ‘seems well-nigh bottomless. Some of thes» specialties are foreign-born—some domestic— but all of them are within the circle drawn by Fashion. There's so much to attract you to Us. SAKS AND COMPA: jonth the guessing contest will be de- part of outsiders to get into the Union than there is om the part of the Union to let them im. Utah and New Mexico are waiting, they think,» long while. But as they are, terri- torially considered, already of the United States, they may afford better to wait thar Guatemala, way down below Mexico, in the land of voleances and the torrid zone, where people are reported to be anxious for admis- sion. Cuba would doubtless be glad to come in if the reciprocity arrangement had not given her sugar and molasses a chance. The Mos quito coast has not been heard from yet. +2 By the way, what has become of that sug- gestion for summer night concerts by the Ma- rine Band on the west promenade of the Capi- tol? Can't Director Sousa put it into effect one night from 7:30 to 10:30 as an experiment? If there are not 10,000 people down there enjoy- ‘ing the music, the wonderful view by t and the cool breezes, it will be because of of transportation facilities. es __. Brazil, which is the second largest republic in the world, should erect in the capital of the largest republic in the world a legation build- ing worthy of both republics. A white marble building something after the pattern of one of the wings of the Capitol would be about the proper thing. ee ‘The Maryland repuidicans will not hold their convention for a month after the democrats are in the field. Maryland republicans are not ina Position to set thapess. +o —__ Radyard Kipling. now in New York, should be requested by the governor of that state to prepare a new edition af “Plain Tales from the Hill” for ante-convention purposes. oe Extending congratulations to General Scho- field and his bride, it is unnecessary to make any explanations as to the bridegroom's age. General Schofield is a young maa. po es Gen. Grosvenor of Ohio has annihilated that old-time proverb concerning office holders: “Few die and none resign.” He killed himself and then resigned. — A New York bos reeently caught on toanelec- trie light wire and « current of 2,500 volts passed through him without serious results. What an irrepressible murderer that boy might become in his native state! Our national weather should be taken to the meteorological repair shops and hammered into shape or regulated or something. In New York, for instance, June 15th was the hottest 15th om record and June 18th was the coldest 18th en record. 2 ‘The Anglo-American Naval Co-operative As- sociation has gone to work in Bering sea pro- tecting the seals. $1 General Mahone of Virginia, speaking of the Farmers’ Alliance influence in that state, says he is “tm favor of any ism whieh will bust the democracy.” Mahonixm, for instance? New Jersey and Delaware authorities on the sabject say that the peach erop is never safe until it is sold and paid for. ae ‘The congratalations and best wishes of more than sixty millions of people are heartily ex- tended to Gen. and Mra Schofield, and may ‘they live long and prosper. a Foraker of Ohio cam carry more boom to the square inch thamany man in the state. a Chicago has a $75,000 Grant statue ready for the pedestal. New York is waiting till Gabriel blows iis horn. et Ireland hasn't had much to say during the Deccarat boom. but she fs keeping up a “divil of a thinkin’. ” a The democratic convention in Ohio will not be so overwhelmingly uranimous as was that of the republicans, me ee ‘The leaders of the people's party are out ‘With a search warrant looking for the people. —————— Politics these days seems to be divided up mong the democratic party, the republican party, the third party and so forth party. oe In tho matter of luck the woman suffrage Party sppears to be the thirteenth party. Su: IRT Wasrs. ‘There's no use talking about any other waist but the **Star.” Nobody but dealers speak of it except in the highest ferms. Even they know it's the best waist in the world. They'd keep them ina minute if they could—but we'reth> SOLE AGENTS FOR THE DISTRICT. What is weak in other waists is strong in th ‘The fit is perfect—the patterns desiyned especi- Gliy—and cost merely what they're wort. French Percales, Fine Linens and French Flan- nels.—The variety runs up into the thousands. ‘There's been such brisk buying this season that our ‘‘bargain table” holds some broken sizes We've “broken” the price. Do we keep Ladies’ Waists? Yes—**STAR”™ WAISTSpthey are too—Flannel, Percale and Silk. SAKS AND COMPANY. It you've guessed once—guess again—for the compli- ‘mentary trip we're going to give the lueky one, Feasismyas. There are very few Men's Furnishing Stores ‘that carry the complete line we do for the boys. UNDERWEAR and NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, of course, are the special items of interest. We've stuck to quality-and baven’t had to raise the price to do #0. NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS, SASHES, COLLARS and CUFFS, DRESS SHIRTS—in plenty. SAKS AND COMPANY. We wonder who'll go to Europe or Cativormia at our expense? Guess—to go! Hars. ‘We've got our stock of Boys’ and Child- ren's STRAW HATS— all shapes and styles— complete. The cost is Suoss. ‘You will never find anything in this de- Partment but what's COMFOR TABLE, SERVICEAELE, STYLISH —and it's the sinallest thing always MARKED about it. RIGHT. Lots of novelties, too. SAKS AND COMPANY. How many Ping inthe Jar? Guess! Yrs On No—Lavus ‘Tomorrow—and only for that one day—we ‘shall all but give away six lots of Ladies’ Ox- ford Ties. Never mind the “why and where- fore"—do you want them? We guarantee the ‘qualities just the same as if you paid the rezu- lar price—insteal of one that wouldn't buy them at wholesale. — m8 rm ——___— your $9? 44 03 "For choler a4 TOMOR- ~ Row. LADIES’ PATENT LEATHER OXFORDS th AG lot fulaid with, Boon, snd Gray) Cloth, French heris Ali lensths-—but only ‘Made to se'l at $3. TOMORROW'S PRICE, $1.47. RDS _F; ips with LAD! PARIS KID OX! scalisp vanery batent Lather ‘and Dark Cloth finish. All sizes. ‘Made to seli at #3. TOMOREOW'S PRICE, 81.47. LADIES’ DONGOLA KID OXFORDS with Coffin Toe, Patent ‘Tips aud Scallop Vauups. All sizes, ‘Made to sell at 82.50. TOMORROW'S PRICE, $1.47. LADIES’ HAND-TURNED, OXPURDS Patent 4 t Leather Vans. Pacis Kid quarters Made to sell at $2.50. TOMORROW'S PRICE—¢1.47. LADIES’ PARIS KID OXFORDS, Patent Lapin Panis ip MMON SENSE” LADIES’ TAN SUED rk OXFORDS—cross- LADIES" “ RUSSET GOAT OXFORDS_plain All widths end sizes. Made to seil at $2.25, $2.50 and 63. TOMORROW'S PRICE—@1.47. ‘NT A VAMP OX- Ur <4 erat Pee ‘There are not very many ‘of them and we don't believe there will bea pair left by san- down. 019 Saxs Axv Comrasy. Doveras & Bnorazn, 512 OTH ST., NEAR F. OUR GRAND REMNANT SALE FOR SATUR- DAY WILL BE OF SPECIAL INTEREST. OUR STOCK MUST BE REDUCED AND THE CUT IN PRICES HAS BEEN 8O GREAT FOR THE QUALITY OF GOODS OFFERED THAT WE ADVISE OUR CUSTOMERS TO CALL EARLY. READ THE FOLLOWING LIST CAREFULLY: LADIES’ AND ben HOSIERY DEPART- (ENT. Parents will not go amiss by purchasing @ full sup- ply of Children’s Hosiery, for vacation is here, and it is to be expected they will wear out more than while going to school. We have them to show youin BLACK AND COLORS. But for something SPECIAL and to relieve our stock and make you HAPPY, we will close alotof LAVENDER, PINK, BLUE and STRIPED HOSE at 10 CTS. A PAIR, which would becheap at 35 cts. ‘One lot of “LADIES' * BALBRIGGAN HOSE, size 8. Former price, 50 cts. PRICE TO CLOSE, 25 crs. One lot of NAL and BL 2% CTS. One lot of “LADIES'* LISLE THREAD HOSE in BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED. Former price, PRICE TO CLOSE, 50 © 1 One lot of “LADIES'" BLACK COTTON HOSE, with LISLE THREAD HEELS ond TOES. Foriner price, Gets, PRICE TO CLOSE, 35 CTS., 3 FOR aL “LADIES Former p: HOSE. BROWN, CARDI- 1. Price TO CLOSE, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. 2 “CAMBBIC CORSET COVERS," lace and Ham. burg front. Former price, #2. PRICE TO CLOSE, 81.50. 1 “CAMBRIC CORSET COVER, chon lace,” ““feather-edge trimming.” Former price, 82.4%. :E TO CLOSE, £1.00. A FULL LINE of CORSET COVERS FROM cTS. UP, AFULL LINE OF LISLE THREAD VESTS IN CREAM, PINK, BLUE and BLACK, 35, 45 AND 5 CTS. EACH. ‘LADIES’ " COTTON RIBBED VESTS, CREAM, PINK aud BLU: crs. UP. “LADIES"* Ri CREAM and B. ‘CHILDRE: color. Former price, 20 cts. FOR 2 CTS. CORSET DEPARTMENT. Spairs “FRENCH ALDOMINAL CORSETS, sorted sizes. Former price, $4.00. PRICE 10 CLOSE, $3.50. pair “FRENCH WERLY CORSETS, Former price, #2.50. PRICE TO CLOS 5 Bpairs MADAME TURNERCORSETS, "sizes 18t0 3G. Former price, $3.50. PRICE TO CLOSE, a1. 2doz. “FRENCH SARATOGIAN and large sizes. Former price, size 3, *tor- Bb K. 50 AND 65 CTS. * RIBBED VESTS in Batbriggan PRICE TO CLOSE, si ISSES' FRENCH CORSETS, 25. Former price, $1.75. PRICE TO CLOSE, Tets. = 8-12 doz. “HER MAJESTY’S CORSETS,” sizes 18, 19, 20. Yormer price, 8 9-12 “FERRIS' X X M TIDIES. We are showing a Leautitul iine of “ANTIQUE TIDIES,” with a larze variety of styles and patterns, imall sizes, WHICH WE ARE CLO=ING OUT AT cost. NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT. Onr fall and compiete line of “NECK HANDKER- CHIEFS,” in muli and iace, will be closed out at cost. ‘We are showing a full line of “WINDSOR TIES” in Plaid, polka dot and plain silk. 2 ets. HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. 12 dozen ““LADIES’” Extra Fine Colored Border HANDKERCHIEFS, hemstitched in variety | of patterns. PRICE TO CLOSE, 6 FOR 25 CTS. ‘dozen * Y ALL-LINEN HEMSTITCHED AND D, SLIGHTLY SOILED, 3 for 50 ets. AND LACE HAND- ALL OF OUR FINE LIN KERCHIEFS AT COST. jLOVE DEPARTMENT, Agreater reduction in our “SILK GLOVES,” for the reason that weonly have large sizes left. We will close the balance at 25c. PER PAIR. We will close the balance of our 4, 6 AND 8-BUT- TON AND MOUSQUETAIR® White Kid Gloves at NG DEPARTMENT. LE THREAD ¥ HOSE, in assorted colors and seamless. Former price, 35cts. PRICE TO CLOSE, 250. mo 5 RE 2. 3 Ha E ii ora Le “« Fr a4 : mo 7TH AND H 8TS. N.W., > FRANKLE & CO. eo _— ‘Tomorrow we intend to offer some useful articles at very low prices. Don’t miss the chance to come in and secure some of our SPLENDID BARGAINS Ata SMALL OUTLAY. Chopping Bow! and Knife....-.+ Mirror Whisk Holder and Match Safe. Pepper Dredges... Wire Toasters. Nutmeg Graters.. Wire Potato Mashers.... Handled Pot Chains and Soap Shak ‘Wire Spout Strainer. Heavy Brotlers... ‘Tin Candlesticks... Sugar Dredges (japanned) . ‘Tin Watering Pots Soup Strainers, Wire Cotiee Po Wire-rim Bread Pans, Spice Sets, worth 25¢., Large Colanders. Granite Saucepan, for. Lemonade Sinakers, Patent Fire Bixby lacking, Enameline Stove Polish. Ink or Mueilaxe, Furniture Po Jackson's 1-quart bottle Black Ink, worth 7: Basket, 50 Clothes Pins, Clothes Line a: Seaside Tin Pail at Chair Seats (any size), Garden Trowels. Pe Toothpicks, per box . Earthen Cooking Crocks Gennine Dover Fxg Beate Stands .. es Hooks, per dozen. Wire Dish Cover (3 ina set), Wooden Mouse Traps (3 holes)... Toilet Paper (per pack).. Handled Hand Brushes, Lange Serub Brus! Children’s Rocker. Folding Garden Chsirs..... Lemon Juice Extractors. Clear Crystal Tumblers. Sait and Pepper Shaker. Glass Fly Traps, Colored Ges Giol ae S Fruit Jars, Clear Giass Handled (quarts) Crystal Berry Bow!......... Crystal Breakfast Set (4 pieces) orystal Glass Cream or Milk Pitcher. . Crystal Glass Bouquet Holders. Farson’s 1 “LAUNDERED SHIRT,” slichtly soiled. Size 14%, Former price, 81, PRICE TO CLOSE, 75 cTs. 2 “LAUNDERED SHIRTS." slightly soiled. Size 16%. Former price, #1. PRICE TO CLOSE, 30 CTS. DOUGLAS & BROTHER, se19 512 OTH ST. N.W., NEAR F. [WOOL BLAZ BLUE, AND RAFE'S ENTERPRISE, >, Kore Puansacy, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E STS. N.W. WEEKLY BATCH OF PRICES. In cbtlecting this list, which is zeneral, tak- ing in all sorts of goods, we have ai include as many seasonable goods think of. Of those included we have very soriments oF else we purchased under spuc favorable circumstances. We have wade it a rule togive our customers every advantage we obtain ourselves, and we flatter ourselves on being shrewd and very close buyers and always for cash, and we can handle quantities of our specialties. At some future thue we will sur- prine you by a few extracts from our invoices. Sie. Best Enzlish Tooth Brushes, warranted. English Tooth Brushes, wax back: 10e. French Tooth Brushes, very 0o1.. #1 Enzlish All-bristle Bair Brushes (Kent’s).....-.. Imported Hair Brushes, all bristle, a special bar- satin wood bucks, riveted, good enoush for st exactinue, im three sizes, at...U7, 87 and 99e Hand Serubs, very good valite, at... and 10e Shoe Brushes—we carry the Linzest stock in town and offer the following specials: $1 Shoe Brushes at 300 out handies. . Cloth Brushes down at ‘20e. Lather Brushes, extra ec. Lather Brushes, patent ferrul: Joe. Horse Brushes at. #1 Bath Brushes at.. ecco ‘These Horse and Bath Brushes are worth double the money. Don’t miss the Corkscrews, to reduce stock, onl; 20c. Whisk Brooms down at.......- Pocket Stoves, alcohol... lacking Sets selling at Are cheap at half as much ino) them elsewhere for less. 0c. Blacking dips (daubers) @1 Bars Conti's Castile Soap, White, nearly 4 Florida Water, ful «ize, lary 25e. Large Dressing Comb, best rubber, quill back.10c Look at these in our window.) ¥1 Dalmation Insect Powder, best quality,at 37e.perIb ‘Mineral Camphor for woths at 8 and 15e. per Ib Former price, 15 and te 81 Patent Medicines, including Hood's, Ayer's, Cn- tictra Resolvent, (A saving of 31e. on each bottle. 81 Beef, Wine and Iron, special, 81 Atomizers, hand-rubber tube, complete. : Funily Syringes, complete and guaranteed per- feet. 40, 73 and 89 $15.98 size reduced to 812.48. Z 164k me 19.98 — ¥rR ~« = R — R « m ad i= — 7TH AND H STS. N.W., mo FRANKLE & Co. WASHINGTON, rated Sideboards, with Bevel Mirrors. pare ag 4 6 - aa 25 To 50 Pen Cexz. TITTHAT IS THE AMOUNT OF THE 1 REDUCTION ON EACH AND ‘T EVERYGARMENT NOW INOUR STORE. IT INCLUDES SUITS FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN, IN HEAVY, MEDIUM AND LIGHT WEIGHTS. WINTER AND FALL WEIGHT OVERCOATS FOR MEN AND BOYS. HEAVY AND LIGHT WEIGHT REEFERS FOR THE BOYS AND CHILDREN AND SEPARATE TROUSERS FOR ALL MALES. ALL OF THEM ARE THE SAME FAULT- LESS GARMENTS WHICH HAVE BEEN SO POPULAR WITH THE BEST DRESSERS AND THEY ARE TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE AT THESE GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. CAN YOU NOT USE SOME OF THEM? TTTTHE REMOVAL REDUCTION OF T 25 PER CENT ON OUR ENTIRE LINE OF FURNISHINGS HAS BEEN TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF BY HUNDREDS OF PERSONS TO LaY IN A GOOD SUPPLY, AS EVERY- THING IS INCLUDED, HEAVY AND LIGHT WEIGHT UNDERWEAR, DRESS AND NEGLIGE SHIRTS, HOSIERY, NECKWEAR, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, AND IN FACT THE ENTIRE STOCK 18 TO BE CLOSED OUT AT 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT. YOUR CHOICE OF OUR INCOM- PARABLE LINE OF LINEN, PER- CALE AND FLANNEL SHIRT WAISTS AT A DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT FROM MARKED PRICES. BRING YOUR BOYS ALONG AND LET US FIT THEM OUT. B. ROBINSON & Co., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 900 PA. AVE. §.W. Hot-water Bays, covered in flannel or plain; extra heavy, #1.24; larve..... Tee Baxs, soft rubber. $2 Fountain Syrinze, complete, 2 quart. (Very cheap indeed, ) ‘We hope you will fin’ yourself in neod of something in our line aud accept this list asa criterion of our low prices. —o— KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, SEVENTH AND E STS. N.W. see ee eee eee eee JENVERHR at eine’ THE GREAT A ADALE R 4 eR GENTS' NEGLIGE SHIBTS, 50, 75c., $1.00 up to $3.00. : SALE: « deoeus BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. MEDIUM WEIGHT AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR. ‘a HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c., for Men, Ladies and BTRASBURGER’'S Lc teens Ni DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, oe Ww MATTINGS. FY 408 and 400 7h ot. - 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. 100 PIECES BEAUTIFUL NEW LAWNS, Se. CHALLIES in great variety of styles, 5, 8, 10, 12%. SHANTONG PONGEES, exclusive styles, 15¢. AMERICAN SATTEENS, fine quality, 123¢0.; former price, 15 ana 180. BEAUTIFUL NEW DRESS GINGHAMS, 8, 10, Ie. SCOTCH ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, 15, 250. WHITE Goops. % FRENCH PLAID ORGANDIES, 123, 15¢.; ‘value, 18 and 200. BLACK INDIA LINENS, 12%, Lie. BLACK PLAIN ORGANDIEB, 123, 150. real CILLA D.c. 7 i UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK P.M. ‘We shall sell our entire line of Misses’ and Children’s FINE SHOES that are being sold at 81.50 in such makes as MgERIAM'S, DIX & WILLIAMS’ and HOTS, SPRING HEELS, faa DONGOLA, STRAIGHT GOAT and PEBBLE, At ehieg OOF ae ee re 4 Se ce yp em Cou L A pair. THE COMBINATION, se19 ‘12th and F sta. (FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1891.) Extraordinary attractions will be offered tomorrow—Saturday. The following departments will contribut PARASOLS, We have not more than s couple of dozen Parasols left.and will offer the entire stock -at extraordinary low reduced Prices tomorrow with a view of closing them out at once. Attrac- tivestyles in the most desirable and serviceable colorincs. HOSIERY. You who were dis- appointed in securinz some of the ie. Fast Black Hose for 2c. are informed that rather than disap- point any more of our patrons we have securod another lot-if any- thing better than the first. Only 21c. per pair. We also offer 50c. Drop-stitched “Fast Black" Lisle Hose fgg 44c. Per pair, and alot of 50°. Fancy Boct-pattern Drop-stiteh Lisle Hose for 3c. per pair. We have secured a Feather- weight “Fast Black” Hose for Children at 25c. per pair for all sizes from 5 to 9, VESTS. The 75and85e. Gauze Merino Vests (low neck and no sleeves) which wo reduced to 5c. arenearly gone. ‘We offer the balance of onr stock of 25e. Swiss Ribbed Vests in both White and Eeru for 2c. each. Neck and arm holes run with ribbon. A splendid bargain. MITTS. Mitts of all good kinds, styles and prices. We sell the25c. Mitts for 21c.and the 39¢. Mitts for 35e., and a superior quality at 50¢. per pair. A NOVEL IDEA.—Ladies who have purchased one of our Famous Five-Dollar Navy Blue Blazers will be glad to learn we have se~ cured a bolt of cloth to match them, and will sell it at $1.50 pe> yard. It requires about two yards or more to make a skirt which with your blazer and & shiet waist will complete a very comfortable and dressy summec suit at sinall expense. ‘We have the Navy Blue Braided Cloth Skirts at $10, or we will supply thecloth and make a plain akirt for $8. We have just opened a new line of Ladies’ Piaited-bosom Vassar Shirts, which wo shall offer at the low price of $1.50 each. WILLIAM H. McKNEW, ‘993 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. 7TH STREET. ad A NNN NN FARES & AAR RAN S58 = ‘We have now on sale the greatest Fan barzains we have ever “ Ihad the good fortune tooffer. They are ‘values you will appre- ciate. ‘25e. Silver and Gilt Paper Fans, have silver and gilt sticks to match the top of fan.. ‘Le. Japanese Folding Fans, all stick sete reine semitone MEN'S FURNISHINGS. ‘The prices are low enouch to make you believe that the goods are lew in quality. DON'T JUMP AT CONCLUSIONS. BauM's PERRYS. T 18 TALKED-IT IS THOUGHT-IT 1s planned—this going away for the summer. We have put the finishing touches on a multitude of wardrobes within the past few days. The @Xcessive heat has seemed to remind you most Unconifortably that you should bie yourselves away a8 soon as possible, In the glare and blaze of a city's sun don't forget that you are going for relief. Some thinzs should be taken with you that inclination may say ‘leave at home.” No matter where y: Fo—you won't need a sealskin sacgue—but some light additional WRAP—for Hy morn” and “dewy eve—is a necessity. We want to point out the most convenient sort. A little cost saves you moreif you throw the mantle of “‘protection” around you on the journey. Some TRAVELING GARMENTS is another point we want to make. WAISTS, that, being fashionable, are universally worn—is pointor Rpuber three, And don't leave town without ‘attending to all of thea. —o—_ COMFORT FIRST-BLAZERS AND REEFERS. STRIPED CREPE BLAZERS—16e. BLACK FLANNEL BLAZER with “fcog” fastener— 82.25. FANCY STRIPE BLAZER with strap and full-roll front—:. PLAID SERGE BLAZER with strap’and full roll—84. WHITE FLANNEL BLAZER with strap and fall roll—34, WHITE CHEVIOT and PLAIN NAVY BLUE and TAN BLAZERS—85. BLACK or BLUE SERGE BLAZERS with nar- row white stripes— 5 WHITE CHEVIOT and TAN BEDFORD CORD made together into BLAZERS 80.50. TAN BEDFORD CORD BLAZER—sx, CREAM BEDFORD CORD BLA: . No style of a BLAZER seems to please so well as the tull-roll caught with asingie strap. have had all our summer weights, from #3 up, made that way. We havea lot of REEFERS—some TAN ond son BLACK—that have been selling at 87.30), $8.50 and $10. Theyare all marked {3 now. You will thank us for putting the notion into your heads to take one of these light warnicuts alone before you have been twenty-four hours a se- Journer, part de val CONVENIENCE—Something to save your **good TAN BRILLIANTINE NEWMARKET, with coachinan's cape and large cloth butions— 812.50. G. PLAIN OR PLAID SILK GAR- Hi clothes. CHECKED MOHAIR TRAVELING WRAP— either a Newmarket or a peasant shape—87.50. BLACK BRILLIANTINE NEWMARKET, With cape—$8.75. BLACK BRILLIANTINE PEASANT CIR- CULAR_¢9. BLACK CRAVENETTE SERGE PEASANT CIRCULAR—the last new shape, with a plaited back. Water can't go through them—you cure two complaints with one dose—$12.. MENTS—another of the new shapes—$15 and $17.50, — STYLE—Blouse and Shirt Weists. STRIPED WAIST. with piaited front, 50c. STRIPED PERCALE WAISTS, plaited front and back, drawn in by a belt—80e. FEATHER-WEIGHT GINGHAM WAISTS— Plaited front and back—G8e. INDIA LAWN WAISTS, with fine tucking, collars and cuffs edged with embroidery—98e. Alotof FLANNEL BLOUSE WAISTS, with laced fronts, that sold at #2.50, 83 and €3.50, we have marked at $1.98. WHITE SHIKT WAISTS, with platted bosomms—1 to 81.79. STRIPED PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS, with puff bosoms and plaited backs—a variety of patterns—$1.35. STRIPED SURAH SILK SHIRT WAISTS— PLAIN COLORED SILK SHIRT WAISTS— Plaited back and front—3t. INDIA SILK SHIRT WAISTS—plaited back and front—and with a Windsor Tie of the same material and pattern—86.0. BLACK AND COLORED SILK WAISTS— 87.50 to 820. —o—- We make our stand for your attention to all these Lines—on merit and price. Don’t think us cap bie of offering you an * we would not do to our policy. ‘untrue quality." for It isn't business according We have linked tozether hero— “comfort,” “‘convenience” and “‘style”—a strong chain. If youfure§not supplied you ought to be. Could a better opportunity offe: itself—all thingsconsidered? — - BRATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840. at Tae Tie For out-of-door sports is again at hand, and from now on cycling, boating, tennis, cricket and other health- ful open-air exercises will command attention. Away back in midwinter, when the thoughts of bicycle riding or a game of lawn tennis would have made you fairly shiver, Mesers, WILSON & CARR, the popular shoe merchants of 920 F street northwest, were in- dustriously looking after the advance styles in outing footwear, which would be sought for so impatiently when the first warm days of spring should make their appearance. Well, the warm days are here and so are the shoes. Soif you play ball, rides bicycle or enjoy 4. game of tennis or cricket you will be «lad to know that Messrs. WILSON & CARR have provided fully for your wants and are ready to show you the most complete line of Outing Shoes in the city, including Cricket Shoes, Running Shoes, Tennis Shoes, Bicycle Shoes, Fishing Shoes, Surveying Shoes, Steamer ‘Shoes, Professional Ball Shoes, and any other specials made promptly toorder. The excellent qualities for which this house is noted have been carefully looked after in these lighter weights and they will prove durable, serviceable and economical. Je19-2t Wa. Hans & Co.s RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, $16 SEVENTH STREET, 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 231 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 8.E. OFFER FOR TOMORROW ONLY At6de. —~ About 500 pairs more At Gc. — ofthosepopular Misses’ AtO¥c. — and Children’sGenuine AtGGe. -—— Dongola and Russet AtOe. — Goat, Spring Heel Ox- AtOQe. — ford Tiesina variety of At@Wc. — different styles. At97c. -— Ladies’ Fine Hand- At9ic, — turn Real Dongola Ox- AtQ7e. — ford, Edson and AtO7e. —- Bincher Ties, Stylish, At@7c. —- Comfortable and Relia- AtS7c. — dle Shoes, most of AtO7e. — them regular $1.50 AtG7e. — goods, At81.45. — Gents’ Kangaroo Calf At$L45. — Strapand Oxford Ties, At$1.45, — with or without tips. At@145. — Patent Leather Oxford At8145. — ‘Ties and a few more At@1.45. — Russet Lowand High- At@145, — cut Shoes, Watch for our announcement in n tomorrow's Star. DISCOUNT ‘Prom previously advertived prices. ‘Why doce the crowd rush: bere? BECATSE The extraordinary low prices enuhle every lady in the city to mave from 25 to 75 per cent on Millinery Goods. BECATSE ‘The goods are unequalled in styie and beauty. BECAUSE No matter what you want you are sure to find it here in profusion. BECAUSE If your purchase te not sstisfactory you can return: fools and get your money back without anrument. DAINTY HATS, Cool airy and exquisitely trimmed. WERE $10, WERE @12, | WERE #15, NOW 84. NOW 85. NOW @6. This includes the most charming Lachorn, Milan and Lece Sununer Flats, now wo popular fer park and Seashore wear, All our @6, 87, 8 and #9 Hats cut today to 8.25. t today to $1.08. All our $3 and $5.50 Mats UNTRIMMED HATS. Our Straw Shape Department ia a wonder, The as- sertuent is the iarvest tor quality and styles im the it, aul prices so low that every lady can have # hai ned stylist: hat at ‘Most Besutiful Ma: comitnation, dest of and gl te ported Braid, Tuscan St shape (Vasear), every color, at see Mw FLOWER: We lead: competition has fallen by the wayside. Our Flowers as magne fates Sha rarate Om wObly a few dayy more of that great Musiin Under- ir sapreme effort is f make this sale renowned Ata iower [rive than is asked for shoddy kogde. rect Covers at Lee 2 2e., Se, STe. and fie. ie 1,10 and 1.72, Will find the son sprice. ENTIRE STOCK OF RAIN AND SUN UMBREL- = Reduced ALL COUSE NECK WE, feason's novelties at half the early sea- from Sc. to the finest. WING. VEILING-ALL RE- EVERY ARTICLE 1X. 2 OSIERY AT REDUCED PRICES, Ladies’ Fest Biack fra tne summer wel: | Lisle Thread Hose, in ali the ress shades, both br and Richelieu ribbed, at Sde. Fully worth soc. BLE DP ST PUI ‘UMOLKOW, SATURDAY. Fk! of odds and emds of Gloves that so:d .rom $1.50 S-Larton Glace Monsquetaire. S-buttou Suate aicusquetaire, Colored and Black. S-hook Foster Kid Glove, thread, 40 eauce, ex- usual Oe, quaiit}, at ce, with Biark Fear! Biarritz, with black stitcl, Bile Min gece, ik aud Taffeta Gloves from 23+. aq’? “Frnt and ft to the ‘hand ail Gioves from G7e. THE MONUMENTAL, att AG7 and S89 F st. now, HAVE you SE) deads the market. our 0c. GOWN IT W. A. Puce & Co. Buccessorsto E. G. Davis, ‘719 Market Space, Corner Sth street. SPECIAL PRICES FOR SATURDAY. ‘We have little time left now before mid sum- iner will be with us, and we must get rid of all spring and summer stock by the end of this ‘month, as the sharp business man of today does ‘Rot carry over one season's goods until the next season. Ours isa modern method of merchan- dising, and rather than let money lay on the Shelf we put prices on goods that SELL them. So from NOW on KEEPa WATCHFUL eye on our price list. Look at these REDUCTIONS for SABURDAY. Sux Drareny Ners Ar Rivwv- LOUS PRICES. All-silk Black Russian Net, 48 inches wide, NEW SPRAY and POLKA SPOT figuring. Regular price, $1.35. MARKED DOWN to Se. yard. ALL-SILK “LA TOSKA” DRAPERY NET, BLACK, 48 inches wide, with LARGE BLOCK pattern. Very stylish. Regular price, 1.48, MARKED DOWN to $1 yard. EXTRA QUALITY CHANTILLY NET, ALL. SILK, BLACK, 48 inches wide, BOW-KNOT Patterns. Former price, $1.75. MARKED DOWN to $1.25 yard. 48-INCH CHANTILLY NET, ALL SILK, BLACK, POLKA SPOT and LATTICE DE- SIGNS. VERY HANDSOME. Former price, #189. MARKED DOWN to 81.28 yard. Abvaxce Manx Dows Sace or LADIES’ FINE SUMMER UNDERWEAR FOR SATURDAY, LADIES’ EXTRA-FINE LISLE VEST,SILK FINISHED, square neck, in WHITE, CREAM aud ECRU. Former price, 0c, MARKED DOWN to 0c. each. LADIES’ EGYPTIAN BALBRIGGAN COM- BINATION SUITS. wide ribbed. Former price, Sic. MARKED DOWN to dle. a suit. LADIES’ EGYPTIAN RIBBED BALBRIG- GAN VEST, high neck and long sleeves. Reru- ur price, 0c. MARKED DOWN to dle. each. As Exrnaonprsary Marx Dows IN RED TABLE DAMASK GOODS, suitable for LUNCH CLOTES, either in plain RED or RED AND WHITE. Regular prices, 75, 65, SOc, ALL WE'LL PLACE in ONE lot and MARK down to 27c. yard. Sercrat Ls Ware Goons FOR SATURDAY. 100 yards WHITE VICTORIA LAWN at the REDUCED PRICE of 9c. yard. These goods are full 40 inches wide. Grove Orronrusrry For Sarurpay. FOSTER GLOVES, in BLACK, for #1 pair. FOSTER LACED GLOVES, allcolors, Reg- ular price, $1.50. REDUCED to @1.25 pair. WE HAVE just received a NEW LINE of the FINEST quality CHAMOIS GLOVES. in WHITE; « splendid value for $1.25. OUR SPECIAL PRICE, 97e. pair. 12, 16 and 18-BUTTON KID GLOVES, in evening shades. SPECIAL PRICE, #2 pair. WHITE SILKGLOVES. SPECIAL DRIVE, ‘Toe. pair. A. PIERCE & CO., Successors to E. G. Davis, ‘719 Market Space, Corner 8th st. Ty SES? i IES’ OXFORDS, MS ENtiubkish. soni tits ee: Sr Ar In. ‘old saying that “time is money” came true, but un- fortunately for us the otber man kept the av i Hi We § [Tr Torr Too Lare Is your costume coniplete for Sunday? White Suite are here for Ladies and Children in snch variety of sizes that We can guarantees ft without inking altere- | tions, MISSES BLOUSE WAIST Saree) © latest arrival. Of ta Linen, tucked from! ond tack, tar over and cuffs, for only Se. Or Pivured Prench Lawn, only (Be. Sizes Sto 14 years LADIES BLOUSE WAISTS. We open tomorrow (Saturday morning) some elecant new styles in India Lawn Waists, with be $1.25, 81.45, 81.08, also w cuffs, at ariitny new blouse with ruffles of wwins, at €2.08 NEW GLOVES. —1f you will not wear Kid Gloves the latest is SUK sand Grays, We have them im | Mounquetaire style, reachins to the elbow, tor only | 300. 0 pair. Ladies & wehave the best quality 4utton @1 Kid Gloves in Prarl end Wi The White « is Mousjuctaines at #1 and of fellow for Ric. are of quality that euables Usto gust m to wash KTS.—Have you seen those with pufled fronts, collar and cuffs of India Siik> erbaps. Jou prefer the Shirt with the white linen bosom. Need We remind you of ‘he Palais Royal's te, Shirt? VASSAR CHEMISETTES. — White Linen apa Fancy Percale, stat and turn~town collar, pleated and plain 8, and only Ze. for chatee. NEW COLLARETTES.— The tollowing are made of best laces andenbruideries: Irish Point Lace, “ite GX. WINDSOR SCARPS.—Have you sen th moidery, 2e., ie, Abe. and Deautin Scarf Rings we are giving with our Windsor? NEW JEWELRY.—The new Real Gold Birthday Rings, with three stones, at #148, must not becon- fused with thow selling at lower prices. We have the Stnale Stone Studs for Vassar shirt at te ly Some mew and ay Patent Lever wet Rie. pair. Neck Chains, ientioal |. KUsrauteed not to tannish or thing, Ne, #1, €1.1Nand @1.68. and We, New and pretty designs in Sterling Silver Stick Pu r 2 Neck Chaime, he. to #5: Hearts, Thend he. The French Gilt Woven Wire Beits at only te. NEW HANDKERCHIP Whive Linen Handiver- Chics areau fait, The latearrivals make our ¢ tion the most complete in the city. At IT conts Pure Linen Handkerchieys, with corded end Leastitehed borders. At 12% cents Lawn Handkerchiefs in twenty wl four styles, revere, scallops, embrowderel, ae. ATL cents Pure Linen Handkerchie's that you will snd worth 25 centa, At 25 cents oer one humirel atylen Those scalloped and embroidered are unusually good. ch delicate stite dee signs are usually found only on wore expensive Emtroidere? Handkerchiets. At cents and up to 04.35 we Dosst a matchless variety of choice hand- ‘embroidered woods. QNEW CHIFFON RUPFLING White and all color, embro Rafting heretofore sold THOSE 2c, He tine Hose, in the new leather shates, a a pai & not for always. This is the third lot and LAST UT WE CAN SECURE BLACK FANS.—Japancse Fans from Me those from NOe. up being silk. The Gold an Silver tassels and decorations of those at @1 and w mai them very listingue. inches wide, Heck, red as richly a the WO) conte, only ke. ayant. waiity Suk Pinas Losle THE PALAIS OVAL. (Continued below.) : Examrnox Or Learuen Govs. Not an exhibition the outcome of a has! scratch of the pen, but one planned and executedfter much thought. In short, the Palais Koyal gends totry and demonstrate that it js headguarte for Leather Goods. ‘The most comp'ete gathering you may :pect to find is here—a stock free from trash, but not “king auy of the correct novelties. strate that it is for the best goods tha prices are noticeably lower thay at thecerit CLUB BAGS of real alligator, leat Hnine. Inches Prices CLUB BAGS of real alliator, nopteed, leather Mned and leather-covered frame, patt fustenines, Inches,..10 | 11 | 13 14 Prices. 62.40 | $2.06) 85.35) 85.08.00) 42 Imitation Allizator and Cowhide It, bine, nickel Jock, key and trhumines My ae os aa ‘Se. 1000. | Ge. | ie. 730 | THe 10 - | She Inches...., Prices Cowhide Grain Leather Bars, wa leber Lining and leather-covered frame, patent huge, tc. Inches Prices. | CANVAS Telescope Cases, loathe: strt end trim- mines. Inches... 14) 16) 18 Prices ..22-2900. | $1.05 | i CABIN BAGS of solid leather, lisingnd leather covered “tame. Inches. .... GLADSTONE BAGS.—The size doesyt indicate the carrying capacity of these expanding. These leather Lined are: Prices. 20208. ‘Those with linen Lining are | #2481 175| €3.00 TRAVELERS’ COMPANIONS.—Lest straps, Leather cases containing toilet and suani articles, 82.08, Leather case, hand sewesl, conte bunir, nail and tooth brushes and comb, § leatuer case, with Diacking set, S0e.; with Wk broom added, 75 conts, Music rolls in Morocco, sia, amd fancy stamped leathers, 30, 50, 75e. and #1 BELTS. —The price list cives no notion de wari~ ous colors or of the beauty of the clasps aitpuckies oF of the superior qualities at the prices. jtation Seal, Alligator and Rusaia Leather Belts, diver and leather straps, e., le., 48. Real Seal, Alligator, Kangaroo and Royal Q Bolts, with straps, 75e. . With choice Oxidized Siiver Clasps of large neiish Leather-covered Buckles, $1.25, @1.85, €1-Kg1.75 and $1.85. Cleopatra Bets with silver buckles, €1.68.91.7> and @2. CHATELAIN BAGS, im Beal end Antelop. & food imitation st only Me. The best importa = 63.30. Many between prices SHOPPING BAGS.—Imitation eal Leather with ‘Satin and Velvet tops, We., Gie., Te., $1, LI, $1.25. Real Grain and Seal, €1.35, 61-50, @1.08, 61.75, 82, @2. 25, 2m. POCKET BOOKS frou 2c. to #19.98 each. ‘Those at the latter price have sterling silver froute Fichly chased. The 25. books come in a dozen differ