Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1891, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY chosey 5. NOYES that of any other paper As a local NEWS paper aud fm the city. Advertising Medium it has we competitor. ———————————————— The meeting of citizens at Willard Hall Inst night to discuss ways and means of securing the G. A. R. encampment for "92 for Washing- ton showed a spirit which presages success. Washington is beyond all dispute the most in- teresting place in the country forsuch a gather- ing, aud when there is added to that a spirit of generosity on the part of her citizens to con- tribute good hard cash or its equivalent toward making the veterans comfortable and providing all kinds of agreeable divertisements for them the hardest part of the fight is over. Every citizen of Washington and the District sad most of those living within # radius of a bundred miles of the city will be benefited by wach a meeting, and they should all combine in the effort to successfully present the claims of the national capital before the encampment in Detroit next August. It is scarcely necessary to represent here the general claims Washing- toti makes; the delegations from the posts in this city know them all in every detail and ite members will be amply able to present them there. But the delegution must be backed by sound propositions of material assistance com- ing from the business men of the city, and with those in liberal form it shonld carry Washing- fon through by acclamation. Aud it will —— As between the trees about Lafayette Park, which are said to conceal the statue of Lafay- ete, and the statue, the choice of the people is with the trees, and if either must go it must be the statue. ‘The trees have been there « long time and they are grand and beautiful trees. The statue has been there only a short time and it ina fine statue. Neither interferes with the other and they should remain as they are. But, as we have said, if either is to be removed it should be the statue. There are numerous sites for the statue better adapted for it than the much criticised one it now occupies. It can be easily moved without injury, but these stately trees, the growth of ‘many years, can never be replaced. A shocking case of tree-murder was perpetrated when a num- ber of fine trees were cut down to make room for the Lafayette statue, and it is time that a halt was called on this ignorant, brutal vandalism. The office of superintendent of public buildings and grounds has heretofore been filled by gentlemen of sufficient taste and eulture to make them loving and intelligent custodians of the magnificent trees that ure such a distinctive feature of attraction in the public grounds of Washington, and it is a mat- ter of surprise to find the present incumbent not only consenting to, but eagerly urging a continuation of the wanton tree butchery on Lafayette Square. Siti SESE OAD ae a Veterans of that great body feel an interest felt ina less degree by the public at large in the approaching session of the Grand Army of tne Potomac at Butfelo on the Sdand 4th of July. These annual reanions sarve public ends in serving soctal ends. The memories perpet- uated are those of the finer sort—patriotism, submission to authority, patience under multi- als, personal prowess, common sacr: votion to the home. In these gai erings are forgotten all hatreds, all petty Jealonsy, all that leaves a sting ix the mind or iron in the soul, or these are recalled only as object lessons and warnings. The army of the Potomac is linked forever with the greatest deeds and grandest triumphs of the war for the Union. - —_————o+-______ The Philarelphia Press, which bas done vigor- ous work in behalf of honest politics in Pennsylvania, backs up Kefurmer Roosevelt as tollow: “Mr. Theodore Roosevelt goes right on in his crusade for civil service refurin in spite of the unpatriotic ckanors of the spoils press. He is doing noble service in the cause of pure and honest government. It is refreshing to we one ned tlessly for ‘ht of fature all honest papemipreen speakership.” it then a great early to be- gin to talk about it months and months ago when the fever first strack the distinguished Representative from In te The North American Commercial Company imite suit for damages against the United States in closing the seal fisheries should make Great Britain co-respondent. Great Britain has a half interest in the closing business and she bas plenty of money end property to levy a in case « judgment is rendered. ———— As the quemmaia of Morocco slowly dies of ary rot the eyes of France—that France which is doing so much in north Africa just now—are greedily turned upon the land of mosques and white walls and palm trees. But Spain's mouth has been long watering at the same prospect, and Germany and E nglaud may find it to be to their interests toaid her and oppose the stronger claimant. To the American it matters little whether the last sigh of the Moor is breathed in the ear of the Gaul or of the Iberian, es A change in the commer story is noted. The fish and snake yarns abdicate in favor of the old age mortuary chronicle. Never since Me- thuselah’s day bas there been such a rage for longevity. Just why all the centerarians are dying this summer does not appear. —- Mr. Chris Magee of Pittsburg does not wish to be « United States Senator and he is even more opposed to a certain other republican politician of his state from holding the posi- tion. a The state of Pennsylvania threatens to sue the city of Philadelphia for its portion of ex-Treas- urer Bardsley's shortage. “Honest John” will thus become doubly dear to Philadelphia. snare imoucdhashan seh Another murderer in New York has been aenteneed to death by electrocution, and the electric companies are making the law a farce just the same. —ere—____ Asestant Secretary Nettleton hes gone to New York on immigration business, but he did not take Gex. Grosvenor along with him, for ‘obvious reasons. oe It is also advisable to put a police check on ‘the patriotism of the siaall boy who explodes: on the street two weeks before the sth of July. anna Late meteorological reports from all over ‘the country indicate that the need of the hour iscither « cloud which will sot burst ora cloud-burst insurance company. oo With McKinley and Campbell on the track in Ohio, the race will be close enough to cover the contestants with « blanket clear around the track, and the ranuer with the longest nose will win. — +e De Lesseps is to be prosecuted for pushing hie Panama canal scheme snd yot his Suez canal shows by its last report a profit of $7,625,000 on the year's business. ‘The surplus in the treasury is not furnish- img food for democratic animadversion as it formerly did. But s deficit may serve ass text. +2 ‘The present rise in silver bullion isa little too early to be used asa campaign document by the sliver party. Oar constantly incressing business ‘hbaving long ago called for more spsctous quarters, we now take great pleasure in informing our many patrons thet we TIT www Fy wwww oo Wwwww oo $ RFEy 23 ? ww 00 H 00 M il $3 Auge Et oo M Ho “on REM Ean Ssh 00 FYF $= EF 82 FF 00 £ oo U UR www oou Ure oo & ww © BS S3a be 88 Seer rt oo ‘uv KR KR oo ww 5 alee When completed OUR MAIN HOUSE ‘Will be located in our FOUR-STORY, 40-FOOT FRONT DOUBLE BUILDING, 900 AND 992SEVENTH STREET, Next to comer of K street northwest, And one square north of Our prewent sore ‘This entire building will be devoted to the sale of Shoes EXCLUSIVELY and Will pe one of the Jargest Retail Shoe Establishments in the world. OUR WEST END HOUSE Will be removed ‘Three doors east of our present location TO OUR OWN DOUBLE STORE, 1914 AND 1916 PEXN. AVE. —o— Neither expense nor labor will be spared, to make both the most conven- jently arranged Shoe Houses in the country, and we sball open the fall sea- son in all three of our houses with en- tirely fresh snd many new lines of Gooas. —— PRIOR TO OUR DOUBLE REMOVAL EVERY PAIR OF SHOES AND SLIPPERS Contained in all our THREE STORES MUST AND WILL BE SOLD, ‘No matter how great ‘The sacrifice. — OUR DOUBLE REMOVAL SALE BEGINS MONDAY, AT 8 A.M. EVERY SHOE HAS BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE AT FROM 10 TO 50 PER CENT. If you know of the reliability of the goods we keep—and when you consider how low our regular prices are ‘You can judge what IMMENSE BARGAINS ‘You may look for. —— ‘Come in time to secure the best selec tion, as we know this will be the GREATEST SHOE SALE ever Leld in Washington. GO.°S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, Sic SEVENTH ST, 1982 PENNA. AVE., ‘251 PENMA. AVE. SE. ie. eel THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. SATURDAY. JUNE 20, 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES. To Tue Porsr. ‘The week ending July 15 is finaleas toonr closing up. ‘Our sacrifices have been enormous all along, but this coming week we shall make you buyour goods, as ‘they are very near given away. $1 and $1.25 Ball's Kabo, H. &'8. Nurslngand Short Hip Corsets for Silk Drapery Fringe per yard, be. Our best quality China SUE, 19 taches wide, Our bat quality Al ‘Surah, 19 inches wide, Our Light and Dark Domest Dress Gingham, $120 nd 11-inch Imitation Alligator Hand Satchels, 500, FROM OUR REMNANT DEPARTMENT. uf2Broadcloth, 64 inches wide, Brown, Black and Myrtle. * 21 aud 20c. Mohair and Cashmeres, from 2to5 yds. 12360. 25e. Double-width Colored Cashmere. 10... 50c. All-wool Scotch Outing Flannel, for mountain oF seashore. ais ‘Tho balance of our Wool-mixed Challies, from 2 to 10yurds. or Black and White Wool-mixed Challies. 15e. Plain Colored Satines, from 2 to 8 yards. ‘12M4e. Fancy Satines, from 3 to 8 yards. 6r4e. 8c. Unbleached Canton Flannel Remnants. Be. Our entire balance of Challie de Orients. ‘Be. ‘The balance of our Satine Table Covers and Scarfs at 10c. The entire balance of Satin Stripe French Ginghams and Silk Stripe Madras at 1230. YOUR PICK Of our entire line of Misses’, Boys’ and Children’s Shoes at ee, CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, SLIPS AND DRESSES. Were 25e.—1 lot of Children’s 2-year Drawer -—1 lot of Infants’ Long Cambric Skirts, deep hem and tucks. 78e.—Liot of Infants’ Cambric Wrappers, tucks, ruffled around the neck, sleeves and down the front. é .—1 lot of Infants’ Fine Cumbrie Tucked Yoke Siips.. Were $1.25—1 lot of Children’s Gretchen Aprons, qwade of fine cross-barred niusiin, handsomely trimmed, from 2 to & years, Were 21.74—1 lot of Short Mu) and hemstjtcued yoke, 1 to slixhtly sofled. 1 and 2 years. - 7 Embroidered Gretchen Dresses, nicely made, 1, 134 and 2 year 281.78 LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. THE LAST AND FINAL REDUCTION. From €2.50 to 83.98 were the prices for an assorted Jot of Fine Cambric and Muslin Skirts, Drawers, Corset Covers, Chemise and Gown: 41. From $1.48 to $1.98 were the prices for an assorted lot of Fine Cambric and Muslin Gowns, Skirts and Chemise. $1.25. From $1 to $1.39 were the prices for an assorted lot of Muslin Skirts, Drawers and Gowns, 89. From @8c. to $1.25 were the prices for an assorted lot of Gowns, Drawers and Covers, rs From Tic. to 9Se. were the prices for an assorted lot of Skirts, Drawers and Covers. OX, From 50c. to 60c. were the prices for an assorted lot of Gowns and Covers. 450. ‘The best Cotton Drawers in the Union for THE COMBINATION, 12th and F sts, Doall the shopping youcan this coming week. It ‘will pay you wel It Be sure you ane stout ano you will buy aGAS STOVE. 420 CHAS. A. MUDDIMAN, 614 12m st. Canuant & Lewy, ‘928 7th st. and 706 K st. n.w. AGREAT DRIVE IN WHITE INDIA LINON. 1,000 yards of India Linon at Se. per yard. Price Was 10c. This is the best bargain we have ever offered in this popular summer dress yoods. Just received, a new lot of the India Mousseline Black grounds with polka dots and figures and Navy Blue grounds with polka dots and figures. Only 12%. per yard. ‘To close out the balance of our Stamped Linens ‘we will offer @ discount of 10 per cent on the marked price. Another lot of the Ladies’ Roman Ribbed Fast Black Hose. Our price is still 25c. a pair. Bargains in Mattings and Oi Cloths. CARBART & LEIDY, 998 7th st. and 706 K st. n. 120 Rerern & Co. 149 B ST. 8.E., OPP. U. 8. LIBRARY, CAPITOL HILL, 25 Plain Cotton Chemises, 13. Emb. Front Chewises with lace trimming and good muslin, Ie. ‘50c. Chemises (6 different styles), 250. 0c. H. N. Cambric Corset Covers with Hamburg embroidery, 19. 2c. Plain Corset Covers, good cotton, 123¢. 6 stylesof Fino Quality Corset Covers. Regular price, 50e. Now 29, S5ec. Plain Skirts, 190. ‘Skirts with ruftie made of 10e. cotton only 23e. ‘50c. Skirts with cambric rufite and tucks, So. Skirts with two rufites, 27c. ‘B5e. Skirts, emb. Tufte, with above, now 47c. M5e. quality Ladies’ Cotton Drawers, 3 tucks. Re- duced to Lie. ‘Bhandsome styles of 50c. quality Drawers, 3c. Qstyles of 50e. Gowns, Ze. ‘Toe. Gowns, V shape, trimmed with tucks and cam- bric rutile, 470. ‘90c., $1.25 and $1.49 Gowns now offered at Sie. ‘The above prices hold only for the week commenc ing Monday, June 22. ety BEST VET e ee ee offered on our own CUSTOM-MADE TRUNKS AND TRAVELING GOODS, ‘We now propose to make . ANOTHER BIG CUT By wiving ef PER CENT 8 O PER cent @u” PER CENT GISCOURT ‘From previously advertised prices. TOPHAW'S, 1931 PENNA. AVE. X. W. Laxsaurcn & Bro. SPROIAL INDUCEMENTS IH HEAD IN OUR ART iT DEPARTMENT. ‘Figured Repp Satteens, 19c. Good value at 250. ‘Stamped Bureau Scarfs in momie cloth ‘and butcher's linen, 5c. Regular price, 30e. Stamped Scarfs in butcher's linen and momie cloth, 3¢. Regular price, 3c. Roman Cut-work Luncheon Cloths reduced from $1.98 to 1 each. . Fine Linen Tray Cioths, stamped, 35c. Butcher's Linen TrayClothe, stamped, 210. Butcher's Linen TrayCloths, stamped, 1c. Stamped Linen Bureau Covers and Pin Cashion Top, 25c. Stamped Bolting Sheeting Bed Spreads. Full line of Doylies, stamped and un- stamped. Center Pieces and Tuncheon Cloths, stamped in newest desizns. Bagarran, Thread and Rope Linen in 120 shades, warranted to wash. Filo, Rope, Roman and Etching Silks al- ways on hand. Kensington Art Thread, in 21 different shades, at 9. per ball. Embroidery stitches taught gratis. Orders taken for all kinds of Knitting and Crocheting. ‘Orders for Fine Embroidery promptly exe- ented. ‘Stamping done at short notice. ‘Should you go away from the city before your order is executed we will forward same to any part of the United States. ‘Mail orders for any of the woods carefully filled, Address our Mail Order Department often while away. Tf you need a good, durableand yet pre- sentable Fan, we have just received two thousand Fans which we have marked out for 10, 12%, 15e. and 180. Made of strong parchment. Beautiful pat- terns. Many styles of Fans. Each worth fow cents more. We keep the better Fans up to any price you may wish to pay. BLACK SUMMER CORSE An entirely new ides. Made of strong m: terial that will hold its own against any Cor= set for more money. The color is guaranteed by us. Price, $1. All sizes from 18 to 3 are fully guaranteed. BLACK LAWN WAISTS, Made of guaranteed Biack lawn, perspira- tion proof, of material that is strong and durable. Remember, these We have just received another new lot of Light Pink, Blue, Gray, Brown and Black Embroideries in narrow and wide widtiis to match. Beautiful Flouncings in all colors, $4.50 pattern. A 10 per cent reduction on all Dress Flouncings. ‘weather stimulates your desire for tracts and Colognes, Toilet Waters like. We have a Gem of a Department just stocked with ali reliable goods. Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Water. Lanxe size, 7lc. Russian Lilac. The most refined Extract manufactured. ‘4c. per ounce. Soaps, Sponges, Chamois, Rouges, Face v IDEA. A Bcented Sponse Bug, Ie. Filled with cologne, fine soaps and sachet. Delightful for the bath. Le. FOR MEN FOLKS. Neglize Shirts, in all materiais that they are now made of. Belts and Sashes to wear with these. Windsor Ties, 25, 35 and 5 Remember, our store is the coolest in the city. You will find it at all_ times the most delightful shopping resort. Fifty patent cool- ing fans, producing a most delightful tem- perature. No annoyance sutfered from heat of flies. b A NN N gS8g L AA NNN § fa ERE SS TLLL A” AN NN Sgs8 BBR U U RRR iH BOBU gE R H H oD Pe Hi BBB UU OR OR HO” ae RI ae B RRR, Pad see Bi Kk OO as B BSD a0 ak BI R OO ., 320 H ST. 420, 422, 424 AND W. A. Punce & Co, SBuccessorsto E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, Corner 8th street, JUST THE STARTING TIME FOR LADIES’ SILK PONGEE AND FINE MOHAIRSKIRTS. You are getting ready to leave the city for your vacation, and this class of Underskirts are in- ispensablefor traveling. You need something that does NOT CATCH and retain the dust, and ‘these are the only sort of skirts that shed the dirt and dust; you know that you only have to give one of them a vigorous shake and they are asclean as new. We are showing an elegant assortment of them tn all grades and prices. Look ot these SPECIAL MARE DOWNS FOR NEXT WEEK. 3 Ecru Sux Poxore Sxmrs. Former price, $4.50. REDUCED to 83.75 each. 2ECRU SILK PONGEE SKIRTS. Former price, $5.35. REDUCED to 84.25 each. EXTRA FINE GRAY MOHAIR SKIRTS. Former price, 85.35. BEDUCED to @4.2¢ each. GRAY MOHAIR BRILLIANTINE SKIRTS. Former price, $3.75. REDUCED to each. GRAY MOHAIR BRILLIANTINE SKIRTS. Former price, $3._ REDUCED to 82.50 each. Fasr Brack Frexcu Sarees Sxmrs. | LADIES' FAST BLACK SATEEN SKIRTS, made with deep box plait ruffle. Regular price, 81.10. REDUCED to 9c. each. LADIES'FASTBLACK SATEEN SKIRTS, with two deep knife-plaited ruffles. Regular price, 82. MARKED DOWN to 81.63 each. NOTE —THESE SKIRTS ARE WAR- RANTED ABSOLUTELY FAST BLACK, Also LARGE VARIETY OF SEERSUCKER and GINGHAM SKIRTS AT CLOSE PRICES, Axoruer Panason Sensartoy. When we ADVERTISED THAT SPECIAL JOB IN PARASOLS LAST WEEK we set the town wild sbout them; this time we will do MORE. ON MONDAY MORNING WE WILL PLACE ON SALE FIFTY (50) HANDSOME PARASOLS, in the NEWEST SHAPES AND STYLES, in the very best QUALITY OF SILKS, in DIFFERENT STYLES AND COLORINGS. Regular prices, #4, 84.50and @5. OUR SEN- SATION PRICE, 81.75 EACH, and take your choice. Bear in mind that there are only £0, AArat here gets the chowee of selection. Tus Is Waar You Waxr- A BLACK CORSET COVER. These Corset Covers are made of fine Black cambric and are WARRANTED ABSOLUTELY FAST BLACK. If you have a thin Black dress you cannot afford to do without a Black corset cover. These are neatly and strongly made, SPECIAL PRICE, 25c. each. 2 Laos: Faxcy Sux Wasr, STYLISHLY MADE, of BEST SURAH SILK, in colors of NAVY BLUE, GRAY, BROWN, GARNET, BLACK. Former price, $7.50. BEDUCED © 95. 50eech. 3 Swiss Risse Vests For 290. ‘We have just closed out from a PROMINENT JOBBER his entire stock of one number of FINE SWISS RIBBED FULL-BLEACHED UNDERVESTS for LADIES. These goods are worth regularly 18 and 20c. esch. OUR BAR- GAIN PRICE, 3 VESTS for 200. Unorsiza Sprott. ‘2ddnch GLORIA UMBRELLAS with lactre- silver handles, Worth 91.25. OUR SPECIAL PRICE, $1 each, Bo the W. A. PIERCE & CO., ‘Successors to E.G. Davis, ‘719 Market Bpace, Tae “Loz Or Tae iT PERRYS Our motto ts, **If we see anything good—buy 4." Thatis preciscly what we diddo about some more UMBRELLAS, Not long ago we stumbled across one of these trade upheavals— got a hundred Umbrelias worth 82 that we could sell at $1.50—and sold them, too, very quickly. ‘We found so many of you ready to “bag the game" that we kept our eyes open for more of ‘the same sort. ‘*Everything comes to him who waits"—and this time we did even better—for vou. We got more Umbrellas—and wegot them cheaper. Alot of 26-inch HELVETIA CLOTH COV- ERED, PARAGON FRAMES, with SILVERED um HANDLES, YourR Mt SALE BEGINS CHOICE, 4 Hes | Topay. ed A lot of 26-inch—good size for ladies’ nse— GLORIA COVERED, PARAGON FRAMES, mopnted on NATURAL WOOD STICKS. 4 YOUR CHOICE, ae Another lot of those “‘xood for $2" GLORIAS, * PARAGON FRAMES, natural wood crook handles, with silk fringe tassel, youR Eid ane 28. INS CHOICE, gm Bee 1, Byg85 Hyg TODAY. nN — Alot of 26-inch GLORIA COVERED PARA- GON FRAMES, mounted on natural wood sticks with crook handles, trimmed with silver Patchwork and wilver tassel, Easily worth $2, : 8 Ft 8 May SALE i © © BEGINS ee a I= S_S% > Topas. a ¥ A lot of 2f-Inch GLORIA COVERED, PARA- GON FRAMES, with gold or silver handies, in new designs. A $2 value. YOUR CHOICE, q 53535. 940% oq SALE § Hh Og TODAY, v" A Jot of GLORIA COVERED, PARAGON FRAMES, mounted on ebonized sticks. Proper for mourning. od SALE your sf a u 3 - BEGINS CHOICE, at 6 U1 5555 = TODAY. Fifty 26-inch UNION SILK-COVERED UMBRELLAS, mounted on natural wood sticks, ‘with twisted root handies trimmed in silver. youR gf? 2 sate Becixs CHOICE, 2. =: TODAY. ef aes = a ¥ Fifty SILK UMBRELLAS, mounted on the new “‘Close-roll” frames. $3 is the quality Price. wo SBS eaten «= SALE pees id = sh BEGINS me = ys Ba TODAY. colt v ‘We can give you the 28-inch size in almost all these styles and the increase in cost wou't average over twenty-five cents. If you want some even better—more elab- ‘orate—look our regular stock over. 3 to $10. ¥ PARASOLS. It is *‘nowor never" with the parasol makers. They must sell at any price—for the season is nearly at flood ti Money, in small sums even, is better than stock in large quantities, We have bought trom one of the best men in the trade a lot of PARASOLS that are worth from $3 to @5— the Deut shapes and latest shades, 35 il! poM@yg mits «= SALE xo ae 4 He | Ss BEGINS CHOICE, gf$ 1. sa 88 i ‘x83 TODAY. of those 83, $3.50, 84, 24.50 and 5 ones here yet that we offered you berore. They are not “‘leavings,” because there was really not a bed seller in our whole collection. THESE YOUR e a BS oe, ado9 RE A CHOICE, ff = Bmw PAGAN be ee i= BARGAINS. v ALL THE FINE NOVELTIES IN THE STOCK HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO Cost. SOME OF THEM EVEN BELOW THA’ CHILDREN’S PARASOLS, 50c., 65c., 7de., G1 and 81.50. a ry We never cut prices fora day. You shall have the benefit of these low markings until the fast one is wld. It isnot our fault if you iiss the opportunity. ‘The need for hurry lies in the increased demand that always “sniffs the bargain scent—and it is strong now here. SFATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840. 1 SWISS KIBBED VESTS, V SHAPED, We. each. Children's’ Swisy fipbed 745 and 747 8th st Se. A Derensuxation On the part of the newly wedded to lay aside a few dol- lars weekly or monthiy from their hard-earned sala- ries will result marvelously in a year'stime. OUB EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, Acting in the capacity of banker, will apply every dol- | ” lar you save toward; liquidating your indebtedness with us, intrusting you all the while with an amount of property INCALCULABLE IN VALUE, ‘Which, were you to fo into furnished rooms, would not be yours, though its price be doubly thrown away im rent. ‘The advantage of our offer must be obvious to the pRudent young housewife who is ambitious to provide attractions for her home and a life of future happiness for herself. FURNITURE, CARPETS, _ MATTING, REFRIGERATORS, BABY CARRIAGES, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES. HOUSE & HERRMANN'S _ Cs&H AND CREDIT HOUSES, ‘817, 921 and 923 Teh st., ana O27 and 696 Mem. ave. aw. _ Ne display the superb Whitney Carriages alone, Loe ae See 431 G st. uw. LwmePe ae saa" Marnses. Marrrsos, Marne. During the next ton days we shall make the follow. ing special prices on Japanese ant Straw Mattings. Fancy Mattings at the lowest plain matting price: ‘200 rolls of Fancy Matting, at @6 per roll of 40 Yards. Reduced to $4.50. 300 rolis Fancy Matting, at @8 per roll of 40 yards. Reduced to 86. 500 rolls Extra Fancy Matting, at $10 per roll of 40 yards. Reduced to $7. 350 rolis Extra Fancy Matting, at $10 per roll of 40 yards. Reduced to $8 150 rolls Extra Seamless Fancy Matting, at 814 per roll of 40 yards. Reduced to $10. SPECIAL BABY CARRIAGE SALE Over 90 carriages to sclect from, ranwing in price from @3 up to #40. £835.00 Baby Carriages reduced to $28.50, 830.00 #25.00 Adjustable Screens. ‘Made to order from Tic. @ screen up, according to ‘size and quality. We make ® specialty of making Fine Frontloor Screens. Doors Screens made to order from $2.50 up. The larzest and best lineof Refrigerators, Ice Chests and Water Coolers we ever carrie. Refrigerators from $6 up to 850. Our Sweet's Refrigerator requires from 30 to 50 per cent less ice than any other in the market. The storage capacity is 25 per cent greater than any other. Prices ranze froin 810 to $50. We also carry the Pierce Refrigerators and Ice es One of the best medium price im the mar- SEASONABLE GOODS, Large stock of Hammocks, Large stock of Lawn Tents, Large stock of Porch and Lawn Furniture. Children’s Tricycles, Bicycles and Velocipedes. Cedar Chests in every size and at all prices. www BBR wwww BB wwww BBB Ww Ww .. B Bw wwe BBB. MM M! "I MuMM oO S858 EEE ga te MMMM 9 9 Ess, ke Pssy rod Ri M “oo? Ss Exe Ssu® aaa? gs P% FRE gs ms 83 FG S555 “oo NNN Sss8 7 It F and 11th streets. Kors Puanmacy, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES 7TH AND E STS. N.W. —o— WEEELY BATCH OF PRICES. In collecting this list, which ts reneral, tak- ing in all sorts of goods, we have aimed to include as many seasonable goods as we could think of. Of those included we have very Isrve as- sortments or else we purchased under spectally favorable circumstances. We have made it a Tule togsive our customers every advantare we obtain ourselves, and we flatter onrselves being shrewd and very close buyers and alwai for cash, and we can handle quantities of our speciaities. At some future time we will sur- *prise youby a few extracts from our invoices. 5c. Best English Tooth Brushes, warranted, Engiish Tooth Brushes, wax bac! 0c. French Tooth Brushes, very 00d. 21 Enzlish All-bristle Hair Brushes (Kent's). Tuported Hair Brushes, all bristle, a special bar- ain, satin wood backs, riveted, good enough for the most exacting, in three sizes, at...07, 87 and 90¢ Hand Scrubs, very good value, at Band 10 Buce Brushes—we carry the largest stock in town and offer the following specials: #1Shoe Brushes at Shoe Brushes at 49., 50c. Shoe Brushes at 23e.—either with or with- 21 Bath rashes at. ‘These Horse and Bath Brushes are worth double the money. Don’t miss them. 5c. Corkscrews, to reduce stock, only. 20c. Whisk Brooms down at... Be. Pocket Stoves, alcohol. c Blacking Setsseiling at and 990 Are cheap at half as much more, and you can’t buy them elsewhere for less. 20c. Blacking dips (daubers) a $1 Bars Conti's Castile Soap, Ws, 100 White, nearly 4 25e. Curling Irons down &t. 10c. Bird Seed. best qualit Hand Mirrors; this is Large Dressing Comb, (Look at these in our window.) 81 Dalmation Insect Powder, best quality.at 57 ‘Mineral Camphor for mot! he a Sand Be. per i> Former price, 15 and 25 £1 Patent Medicines, including Hood’a, Ayer's, Cu- ticura Kesolvent, 8. 8. 8., Simmons’ Regulator, Jayne's and Pierce's Medicines at. (A saving of Ble. on each bottle.) Beef, Wine and Iron, special, at. #1 Atomizer, hard-rubler tube, complete fect... Hot-water Bays, covered in flannel or plain heavy, $1.24; large. Tce Bays, soft rubber $2 Fountain Syringe, complete, 2 quart. (Very cheap indeed.) We hope you will find yourself in need of somethinz in our line and accept this list asa criterion of our low prices. so KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, It SEVENTH AND E STS. N.W, Frreworxs: Fiewonxs: Finewonxs: Having positively decided to retire from business, Prices will be of interest to storekecpers, wholesale and retail. CHR. RUPPERT, 403, 405 and 407 7th st. n.w.. $020,24827-38 Above D st. cy Barre ENTERPRISE, tou Lith ste. 2rps. Best ere 250. : at Th ee YYW www www Py OODWARD Ax boy 20TH. 11TH AND F STS. N.W. —o— ‘CARDINAL PRINCIPLES: IN MERCHANDISING. <i ‘TEPTHE lareeet busines, while built upby (ow prices, in tte turn affonis the lowest Possible pricea by reason of its size and ‘the advantaves the-wby accruing in purchasing extensive lots, and distributime such lots among the peonie at very suuall advaiices on the cost of the whole. TTTTHE benefits of the largest purchases are f Shared by every individual buyer, no 7 matter how small the quantity purchased. T This we think js the most practical form of co-operation, the dividends being secured at time of purchase, and this, to- gether with the best service, the best goods in ‘the largest variety and the least prices, is the secret of the alinost plenomenal growth of our business from year to Fear. We win success byt deserving it. “ALL THINGS COME TO HIM WHO WAITS.” MONDAY WILL WITNESS THE BEGIN- NING oF A SERIAL SALE THAT WILL CLAIM YOUR ATTENTION THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE WEEK. ‘WE BEGIN WITH TWO SEASONABLE ITEMS oF UNUSUAL ATTRACTION IN MEN'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. As a special we shall offer 30 DOZEN MEN'S FINE RIBBED BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. Shirts, with French necks and pearl buttons, Bizes 34 to 44. Drawers, with trouser band and pearl but- tons. Sizes 30 to 40. At the low price of B5e., oF 3 pieces for €1.00. FP7See display in Men's Window. ‘We are going to close out the balance of our MEN'S ENGLISH FANCY LINEN AND WHITE DUCK VESTS, single or double breasted, and ‘Of this season's importation. To do this immediately we have reduced the entire lot, and shall sell them at the unitormly low price of —#2.25 EACH.— Don’t fail to secure some of these remarkable dargains. (First floor, first annex. Ix Oxvrr To Revvce Ova IMMENSE STOCK oF STATIONERY And to give you such an opportunity as you probably never had before to supply yourselves before leaving town WE WILL ENGRAVE ONE, TWO OR THREE INITIALS, IN RED, BLUR, YELLOW, BLACK, GRAY, GREEN or BROWN, . ON ONE HUNDRED SHEETS OF PAPER AND GIVE YOU ONE HUNDRED ENVELOPES FOR —a.— (Firat floor, 11th st. building.) Rissosx Derantwest. 40 pieces 3-inch All-silk Ganze Ribbon, in Light Grays, Tavs, Browns, Navy Blue and Biack. Excellent values—particulariy the Black. —2he. 8 yard. — (First floor, first and second annexes.) Corser Deranraenr. THOSE WHO WERE DISAPPOINTED IN NOTGET- TING ANY OF THE FORMER LOT OF 8. 0. CORSETS HAVE NOW ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY. Just received 20 dozen more of those "8. 0." (Self Opening) Corsets. tee a pair ‘50 dozen **S. 0.” Ventilating Corsets. ie gy os Second floor, 10¢h st. building neze Exceuext Varves Ly GLOVES. Ladies’ G-button-length Black All-silk Jersey, ‘Mitts, with Glove thumbs—retrograde seamed. Weare the Washington ageuts for these. Ladies’ 6-button-leneth Al!-ailk Jersey Gloves, in Tans, Modes, Gray and Black. —$1 a pair.— Ladies’ S-button-lencth Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, in Tans, Graysand Black, with feather- stitch embroidery. —$1.15 « pair. — (First floor, 11th st. building. Doxesric Dress Goovs Deranr- MENT. CHALLIS. THE COLORINGS AND DESIGNS MAK- ING THEM DIFFICULT TO DISTINGUISH FROM THE ALL-WOOL GOODS, ‘Bmore cases of Cotton Challis in choice and ef- fective styles—beautiful designs and extraondi- Bary quality. —Se. a yard.— 100 pieces new and desirable Challis in ex- quisite colorings—dark and light ¢rounds—fust colors. —27 and 32 inches wide. — ——Be. a yard.— 50 pieces Colored Striped Challis—all light grounds, with choice printed designs—colors fast. fe. a yard.— (Second floor, Ist and 24 annexes.) Buaxcer Deranrueyr. —o— STEAMEE SHAWLS. ‘You are not ready for the steamer if you bave Rot secured a Steamer Shawl. We are showing ‘an elegant line. Prices runce from —t3t0 615. — LINEN LAP ROBES. Only those who have used the Linen Robes Know the coolness of them We are selling ‘thei from . —G0e! upward. —— HORSE SHEETS. Protect your horses from the dust and flies ‘while in the stable by using a Linen Sheet. We have them at —B5e., $1, $1.25 and €1.50 each. — Tith st, puilding.) Arrnacrioxs Ix. Warre Quuzs FOR MONDAY. aa se A 400 White Crocheted Quilts, double tied size. | ——Toe., €1 and $1.15 each.—— . 100 Extra Fine Waite Quilte,doubie bea size, =i eopagsanqes quality ilk ‘ome sions, ay Sareea Se 2TH, UTH AND F STS. LW, cemtainds 4 SUMMER SUGGESTION. tee PROFIT BY IT. ienfewes Tn planning for the summer. whether it is tobe Spent in the mountains or at the seaside, it wold, bbe woil to remen:ber the inevitable direary.rainy days wherein the {dle hours may Ge turned to Proft. Christmas is, Yuta more opportime oocamon te prepare sou hand-made Temembrance will never preseut tteelf You know the worry and hurry incident upon the busy days preceding the bolidays, and if you Will acceot our smexvetion, here are some arti- cles germane to it —in~ FINE NP STAM NEN. 100 Goblin Squares. Site 77% Inches, tor sofa and pillow covers, chair mats, &e., &o.— G0e, gmaiity, — The. each. ‘5c. Momle Syuares. Size qaality, 27 inches. 500. Bie. each, I lot of Mouchoir Cases, stamped on fine 1 lot of Fxtra Py Bearis, frinwed, fof 4 Monte Cloth Burewa ies Jose, each. Liot of Pine Honstitebed Burcau Scarte, 64 inches long, Ste. each, ea St Fine Mesumitched Burson Scarfe, ‘T2imches lon, ~ O20. each. — 1 lot of White Linen Nizit Dress Cases— stamped, BE-Remember the mew location, 34 oor, WH at. busicing Ix Buacx Dazes Goons WE ASK LOUR ATTENTION To THESE TWO NOTEWORTHY VALUFS, And anhesitatinuciy say that they are, without Eucertion, the tnest Light wewht Mack Dress Fairies shown by us tise seauom at thir Fe spective priser. 401NCH MOSSEL —tie. a 40-1NCH F GRENADINE. rd Lives) Barmxo Cars FULL ASSORTMPS'Y IN SURAM SILK. RUBBER-LINED CAPS IN PLAIDS. Pa SPECIALTY Is A BLACK SURAR Lk UBBEK LINED Full amortinent Hatline Nuits _ Tied floor, Lith ate butsding > 1 CH. OSE HUNDEI. sit PATTER EMBROIDERED ¥ colores with Seep Zards in each. We will “Oller jow priceot a patter 41 rn. They are €1.10, #1. 10, #1.) and®1.S0e yard reculariy _{Berond floor, second anuen.) Ts Wire Goovs Deeacraxt WE WILL OFFER ARMALL DOr UF AMAT FINE MINCED STRIPED Swiss we This is the same goon aa you bought last work. We fortunstely secured thus tot ana ft tothe Jest wecan set Megular 20k quality Omiy Tye a yard (Becond floor, Titi st. buildin) —~— WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 20th, 11th and F sts. a. x20 LES OF ANY. KIND, CHRONIC 0 Ok RECENT, red Without curtuir, tytn, carbol msives “Ail ctor diesnre of tie Noctua wescesstWlly Consultation free 13 Dr. C. \- WATSON, at O13 133th st.0.w. 204m" Houra Sto, sto, dunuaye, 10to® SPECIE OFFER FOR ONE WEEK CHILDREN'S 4 Kabbed o . fer dike poe pair, worth 1k paieieietin: ey 745 and 747 Suh st. Be. Tus Tow For out-of-door sports is again at band, and from now on cycling, boating, tennis, cricket and otler bealth- ful open-air exercises will command attention, Away Vack in midwinter, when the thouchts of bicycle riding or a game of lawn tennis would bave made you fairly shiver, Messrs. WILSON & CARR, the popular shoe merchants of 429 F street northwest, were t= dustriously looking after the advance styles tn outing footwear. which would be sought for so impatientiy’ when the first warm days of «pring should make their appearance, Well, the warm days are here and so are the shoes. Soff you play ball, ridea bicycle or enjoy acame of tennis or cricket you will be «iad to know that Messrs. WILSON & CARR have provided fully for your wants and are ready to show you the most compiete line of Outing Shoes in the city, tnclnding Cricket Shoes, Running Shoes, Tennis Shoes, Bicycle Shoes, Fishing Shoes, Surveying Shor, Steamer Shors, Professional Ball Shoes, aud any other specials made promptly toorder. The excellent qualities for which this Louse ts noted have been carefully looked after in these lichter weichts and they will prove durable, serviceable and economical. pts WHALLIS! 30 PER YARD, CHALLIS! INC PPR Cra Linen thick, ue feared lawn = . Inrita Minen oe per yard. tii Seo = OE ONS 745 and 747 Mist. © Ms vel “SLIPPERS, SOc. LADLES' OXFORDS, API's ENUELURISE, 1241 Lith st. 0 Jonxsox, Garsex & Co., 6 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. XW. 100 PIECES BEAUTIFUL NEW LAWNS, Se. CHALLIES in great variety of styles. 5 8. 10, 12ige. SHANTONG PONGEES, exclusive stylen, 150. AMERICAN SATTEENS, fine quality, 12Me.: former price, 15 and Ise. BEAUTIFUL NEW DRESS GINGHAMS, 8, 20, 1240. SCOTCH ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, 15, 25c. WHITE GOODS. FRENCH PLAID ORGANDIFS, 1234, U5e.; teal ‘value, 18 and %e. BLACK INDIA LINENS, 1%, Lie. BLACK PLAIN ORGANDIES, 12%, Ue. ‘BOYS SHIRT WAIST, 25c. MEDIUM WEIGHT AND GAUZE UNDERWEAB. HOSIERY, GLOVES, &., for Men, Ladies and Children. STRAW MATTIXGS. JOHNSON, GARNER & 00., w19 690 Penvaylvania sve. Bw.