Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING WASHIN GTON: MONDAY. S. NOYES: THE EVENING STAR has a regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times han that of any other paper @ local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it has ne competitor. = ‘The sequence of facts forms one of the most interesting features of history and current pol- ities. The French emperor provoked the Prus- sians to war in 1870, and the Prussians were willing to be provoked. Then the new Ger- man emperor took asa part of the indemnity for the war the provinces of Alsace and Lor- raine. Ever since the French political and commercial policy has been one looking to re- venge. The French tariff bears hard on Ger- many. The tariff of the United States does the same. The tariff acts of the two republics were not formed for the benefit of other countries, but for that of the two republics, each for it- self. Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy have heretofore co-operated in what is called the dreibund or leagueof three great powers to overcome France and Russia. This league is now to be or has been ex- tended to include Switzerland m a great zoliverein, or trade combination, for all the na- tions comprised in it against all others. The powers in the zollverein bind themselves to abandon any treaties that militate against the agreement and the interests of the powers eon- cerned, and hence it is expected that all com- mercial treaties between France and the small German states will be canceled. Of course this will excite France. The zollverein may seriously affect trade relations with Russia and the United States. As its provisions are still secret or may not be fully determined in ad- vance of the conference between the zollverein powers to beheld at Berne, Switzerland, on July 20, it cannot be seen just what effect on this country’s trade it wil! have. Of one thing the public here may be assnred—our grain, cattle and other necessary nataral products cannot be excMded long by any zollverein, however powerful. oo The proposition to have the Grand Army encampmeat in Washington next year is likely to be forcibly urged on behalf of thiscity. The committee appointed for the purpose are taking active measures to raise the necessary guar- antee fund of £50,000 for the entertainment of the veterans. The plan is one that recommends itself to the ex-soldiers and the public on several strong grounds. The national capital, in easy distance of all the great battle fields of the east, having full communication with all parts of the country, the ability to entertain = vast number of guests, and more to show them than any other city on the continent, is manifestly the place for holding the "92 campment. It is unnecessary to restate ail the points of advantage enjoyed by Washington and which were recently set forth by Tux Stan. ‘The subscription in fall of the proposed sum, @ part of which is already secured, cannot be a matter of doubt. The movement is so evi- dently promotive of veterans’ interests as well as those of our own citizens who are not vete- rans that aid may be expected speedily and from all quarters. It is hardly necessary to add that in a business point of view should Washington secure the visit here of the vast number of people that attend the grand army mectings the amount of money contributed for this fund will be many times returned to the city. ste Pennsylvania joins the bellot reform states, the governor having just signed the bill to pro- vide a secret and honest ballot in that common- wealth. The bill may not be ail that the fore- most advocates of ballot reform asked for, but all real reforms are gradual. The new act will not take — until March, 1892. — Just as America threatens to take Earope’s trade in South America and South Africa, Europe makes awry face at our pork and cereals. But she will buy all she needs all the same, zollverein or no zollverein. ore Few men have ever been so prominent from @ congressional career of one term in each house, more than twenty years apart, as the late Senator McDonald. Men of real force im- press themeelves on the public mind in propor- tion to their weight. Experience adds im- portance to, does not make, « great public man. es Rndyard Kipling is traveling in this country. He is traveling for his health. He is traveling incognito. He is traveling under the name of MeDonald. There's the whole story about it as it appears in every newspaper in America, and yet hele traveling incognito. —w John Knox's clock, like bis theology, has been rnnning three hundred years. The clock has been wound up every eight days, and some of the family are now trying to wind up the theology so that it may not cease to tick. + The prime difference between those Euro- pean countries which propose to combine in a retaliatory protective union against the United States and this country is that we can feed, clothe and house ourselves from out own soil, and do it in first-class style, and they eannot. oe Getenee is no Philadelphia bank; bat President Barillas is charged with pocketing the returns from the sale of €3.000,000 over- insue bonds at 40 per cent. If this be trae Barillas should hunt up Banker Marsh and organize a financial trust company. a - The Atlanta Constitution says nothing but an “expected crisis” will tear apart the demo- cratic party and the Farmers’ Alliance, And {tia always the anexpycted that happens, oe aaa ‘The campaign in Ohio will be considerably broader than the state is. Obio may not be quite as pivotal as she once was, but she is not yet out of it by a great deal. Us ss REN Hon. Benton MeMillin of Tennewee is in town fora few days, but will not take the speakership away with him when he leaves, eae The threatened war between France and Siam is hardly important enough to be talked about. Whatthe newspaper readers of today want isawar with blood knee deep on the level, or a fine, large scandal. ——_$—<ore— ‘The Maryland democrats are not assimmulte- meously harmonious and homogeneous as they might be, either. —— With a desire to double her population for a — THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1891 RR YS: E CERTAINLY HAVE HAD our hands full this season with Ww Ww the BLACK GOODS special- WW ties. Our qualities, patterns and prices drew to us even more than our usual large share of the trade. One good turn deserves another. You have shown vour appreciation. Now tt is OUR turn. Nothing we have offered has seemed to “strike home” more than the 24-inch ALL- SILK GRENADINESin plain and fancy pat- terns, firured, satin and surah striped. They have been $1.50 a yard—and cheap at that. ‘We have taken the last the market affords— quite s quantity of them—and as » “‘compli- ment” price we have marked them $1 a yard. ‘What are left of the Sic. PLAIN ALL- SILK GRENADINES we have marked ‘7e. w yard. Bw wwww weww Three pieces of LUPIN'S 24-inch SILK and WOOL GRENADINES with gros grain striges from one to two inches wide ‘wind up" a popular weave. It was $1.50, It is $1.25 yard. “END PIECES" OF GRENADINES— good long ones some of them—9}4 yards and less—are worth regular prices if you really have any use for them. But this is our *“TREAT”—and HALF PRICE will buy the bulk—no matter what the ‘“‘used-to-be” prices were. Not a fortnight ago we “filled up” for the last time on FRENCH ALL-WOOL BATISTE. You wou! how Prices—62igc. and S7i¢e. find them marked 500. and 7! ayard. So much for OUR appreciation. Now sbont your “‘going-away gown.” Had it made yet? If you are still “‘hunting” here Are the proper cloths to choose from: MOHAIRS, = SERGES, CHALLIES, BENGALINES, NUN'S VEILINGS. ¢ ‘They are but 50 cents and “heaping full” of quality. snow, PRIESTLEY’S SUMMER VEILINGS “in the piece”—42 inches wide—ail wool and silt nd wool, sheer and *‘feather weight.” 50, #2 and $2.50 a yard. ERNANI BAREGE VEILING—all silk, with hemstitched border— 50a yard. CARMELITE and ALL-SILK BAREGE VEILS, with woven borders. 84, 84.50, and 88 each. ‘The news of such values as we have “stated” here will not be long in getting ‘‘notsed” about—and we must serve each comer inturn. Try to be among the early ones! The extra exertion will be more than compensated for. Who will be first? RFATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘Established 1840, It Buveurrs, $5.00. BLUCHERS, 85.00. WINE COLOR, 85.00. WINE COLOR, 95.00. SPECIAL, 85.00. SPECIAL, @. NEWEST TOE, #5.00. NEWEST TOE, $5.00. LATEST FAD, 85.00. LATEST FAD, 85.00. WILSON & CARR, WILSON & CARR, CUSTOM SHOEMAKERS, CUSTOM SHOEMAKERS, 29 F STREET. 929 F STREET. 422-3 Baltimore store, 4 and 6 Baltimore st. BR ay : pn ss 6 0 Mua = sts bs A A UU OM MM Bys8 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. HoH FRR HOW OF r MAH ke OR ip ee ee HOM EI Vee UU AA FFP ro 8 O kt Kr 0 O RR er 89 4 Tr RRR rR OU $m § . 25 WHAT IT MEANS: The largest assortment, ‘The best qualities, The lowest prices. All our Trunks are “EXTRA WELL MADE” And our Jabel in the Trunk isa guarantee of wear. ALL of our Trunks heve patent swing trays. Trunk straps given with Trunks, Iron-bound Packing Trunks: B | 12 | ef | | te. Ge. | Be. | 8105 ‘Canvas packing Tranks, dress tray, tron bottom: io} bd ! etts | sis | 1 fs | Zinc Saratogas, dress tray, iron bottom: 28 | 30 | | M1 36 en 5.10 83.45 90 | $4.15 Fiat Top Tourist Trunks, dress tray, iren bottom, feu: | gits | abo | ef's | alts ledtto | eds | few days Omaha is endeavoring to secure a| Plat Top Tourist Trunks, linen faced, extra well ational political convention, — Foraker always appears to be the coming man in Obio, but he ien’t a staying man. — No Ohio republican campaign worker's outfit is complete unless there is a bag of hayseed in the kit, +2 When New York newspapers refer to Chicago as a second-rate city Chicago newspapers fairly turn up at the corners. ee The ground which New York broke in April last for her Grant statue has apparently knitted and is just as solid as ever. - 22 w York Sun persists im its statement that Cleveland is too fat to be President. Really, this is too thin an argument. oo ‘The railroad accident appears to be epi- deuue in several states jast at present. ~ ee ‘The United States customs officials will soon begin to ask of importers: “hace ia sou get that hat trimming?” ——_—+2s_-__- ‘The Philadelphians should be thankful ‘that | else. Banker Marah left the city. a Sullivan and Slavin ere the “ring” candi- dates for 1892. oo ‘The backbone of winter appears to be broken Ones wore anade, iron bottom, &e. : | eito | sito | edte | Extra Fine Flat Top Trunks, two dress trays, excel- sior lock: 30. | ae 3 36 atte | edo | sidtio | sidtes | Leather Saratoga Trunks, full Snisb, finely made: | elo | sits | stto | | The above can but give you an idea of our Trunk stock. We have selected items at random fronrit, ‘having many other Trunks lower and higher priced for you to select from. All mzes of Solid Leather Club Days, 10 to 16 inches, tuitation alligator of grain, BAUM'S | wie cK & ipey ve P py LETTER En $ $ BP desirabie styles in Blazers, Coats, Cloaks, Suits, Waists, &e., aro get- ting scarce in Washincton. Not #0 here. Dursis an exclusive Cloak and Suit House and naturally our stock of Ladies’ Made-up Garments is the largest, most varied and best in the city. Prices are lowest, too, for equal qualities, We are still selling the Ladies’ G5c. Fancy Waists for 50c. and the usual Dollar Percale Waists for Xo. Elegant line of High-class White waists, trimmed and embroidered, at 81, 81.25, 81.50 to 82.50, HIGH-GRADE SUITS. Our Suits surpass the best efforts of most dressinakers. We offer Exc lent Fancy Cambric Suits at 8: Fancy Gingham Suits at 87.50, $10, B15 to $23. Suits for traveline wear. Stylish Blazer Suits—a skirt with full-roll coat of saine material at 810, our famous 85 Blazers for 88 and $10, or we will sell you the ma- terial G4 in.) at 81.50 per yard, so that you can make the skirt yourself or have it inade. SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES* FURNISHINGS. Q5e. Fast Black Hose, “1c. 5Oe. Black Lisle Hose, 4c. 500. Fancy Lisle Hose, 33c. and 39. 25e. Silk Mitts, 210. ke. White Chiffon for 4c. ‘Tde. White Lislo Vests for 6c. ‘R5e. Ribbed Vests for 20c. ‘You can do better here in the goods we sell than anywhere else, as w losing out all strictly summer goods on account of remodeling the store. WILLIAM H. McKNEW, It ‘933 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. “Tue Mosvmentan CONTINUATION OF OUR GREAT REDUCTION SALE. Every article in the House at reduced prices. TRIMMED HAT SALE. ‘Marvelous bargains, immense vaiues, rare oppor- tunities. All the latest shapes. UNTRIMMED HATS. Our Straw Shape Department isa wonder. ‘The as- Sortment of styles, effects and combinations is not only the largest in fine quality and styles in Washing- tou, but prices are so low that every Jady can have a Handsomeand Stylish Hut at a cost that is really trifling. FLOWERS. Every design, tint, color and hue in Besutifal Flowers, Sprays, Clusters, Garlands, Montours and Foliage, Buds, Blossoms and Blooms. Myriads of rare and exquisite novelties in Imported Flowers. THE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE Knows no ‘et up." Qualities remembered, prices Kept in mind and the good service you've had in former times—al! in the big stock now here. SUMMER CORSETS in every good kind known. Always a Corset bargain here. Some days one thing, others something else. HANDKERCHIEF, NECKWEAR, RUCHING. HANDKERCHIEFS, NECKWEAR, RUCHIN G. UMBRELLAS. Gloria and Silk Umbrellas for children, ladies and men in 50 different qualities, all sizes, at about half the resular value. . Blazers, Reefers, Beaded Wraps. The stock is ample, yet none too broad for the run we're having. Complete lines, best qualities, latest styles and proper Prices. Thin Hosiery and Underwear in all the best grades. Gloves, Mitts and a Handwear line as properiy priced as perfect and complete, BARGAINS IN FANS. After a successful season, we shall close out balances cheap. Fans for Se., 25c. Fans for 10c.. . 75c. Fans for 50c. and & THE MONUMENTAL, 937 and 999 F st. now. 50c. Fans for > Fans for #1. RRI poD AY ¥ Ee Sss"T DD ALY a ce BR SssS 7 pop 2 A Y OF OUR DOUBLE REMOVAL SALE. ee AS we expected, our stores have been packed With customers all day. When, however, it shall be fully known how great our reductions in prices are the thronys at our stores and our correspondingly immense sales will reach fever “hest, soto speak. We shall keep it at that Point until every pair of Shoes and Slippers in ail our three stores shall have been disposed of. When we open our new stores it will be with entirely fresh and many new lines of goods all around. We follow with a few REMOVAL PRICES Picked at random to give you aslight idea of ‘what we are doing. RUBBER-SOLED TENNIS OXFORD TIES, all sizes, Men's, Boys’, Ladies’ and Children’s. REMOVAL PRICE, 5c. Ladies’ Fine Hand-turned Dongola Oxford ‘Ties, most any style, formerly $1.25 and $1.50, REMOVAL PRICE, ‘7. ‘Misses'and Children's Fine Dongola Edson ‘Ties, plain or tipped, 81 and $1.25 values. REMOVAL PRICE, 60c, Ladies’ Feather-weisht Hand-turned $3.50 ‘and 83.75 Button Boots. HEMOVAL PRICE, S257. Gents’ @4 Fine Hand-made Kangaroo and Calf Button, Laced and Gaiters. REMOVAL PRICE, 82.65. Boys’ and Youths’ $1.25 and §1.50 Solid Serviceable Button and Lace Boots. REMOVAL PRICE, 90c. 160. A BOTTLE FOR Russian Tan Dressing. ‘Raven Gloss Dressing. Gilt Edge Dressing. ‘WM..HAEN & €0."3 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, ‘816 SEVENTH STREET, 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 7 1 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUE 8.5. are Bio Forsrcze Sate: ‘When necessity becomes a law we must make the best of it. So it is with us necessary to erect an iron ceiling over Our First Floor, and in order todo this we must clear our stock ‘therefrom inten days. We have cut prices on all articles on this floor, such as Refrigerators, ‘Tce Boxes, Children's Carriages, Plush Tapes- tryand Fancy Rockers, Lace Curtains, Por- tieres and Upholstery Goods. We did a large ‘business last week and our customers reaped. the benefit of our Special Bargains. ‘The 6-foot Oak Extension Table for $5. And the 3-piece Oak Chamber Suite for $16.50 are among our Specials. MATTING. MATTING. MATTING. $7.50 will buy 40 yards Jointless Matting. 86 will buy 40 yards Fine Chineso Matting. $7 will buy 40 yards Fine Chinese Matting. 40c. Matting now selling at 30c. per yard. 50c. Matting now selling at 40c. per yard. Tse. Matting now selling at S5c. per yard. Matting Rugs from: 50c. to 81.25 exc! : W. H. HOUGHTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, sere 1218 AND 1220 F STREET. Ss TTT q gSs THT TE ° SsS oor on Luu THE BBR ERE TIT 8 Y¥ ¥ FRE TITT BPS EEE gos 7H YY FE T pence Sssy 7 YW ge oF BBB FER Sss¥ tT ¥ oes ‘We have decided to continue togive aft qf) PER CENT iL) PER CENT it it “Ww” PER CENT DDD It ove NN ON TTT BP H 888s 8S PE ERLE TH BP hott i988 ee ReE f bpp i Sxys5 uu NNN T From plainly marked prices on OUR OWN MAKE of TTTT RRR U U NN NK OK 85, T RORU UNNN g 5 T ERR U s f RE RUG T R ER wv TRAVELING BAGS, SATCHELS, FANCY LEATHER GOODS, RAZORS, RAZOR STROPS, PENKNIVES AND OTHER GOODS, TOPHAM'S TRUNK MANUFACTORY, 1231 PENNA. AVE. N. W. Factory, 1220 E st. now. Any style of trunk made to order st short notice. ‘Repairing properly and promptly done. Jo22 SPECIE OFFER FOR ONE WEEK” CHILDREN'S | Fast Black Kibbved Hose, sizes 7 to Diy, for rth 19. ‘BLU rhe 745 and 747 th st Extra Value in Gloves This Week. W. A. Pierce & Co., Successorsto E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, Corner 8th street. A SPECIAL BARGAIN IN WHITE GOODS. ‘We have been on the lookout for a SPECIAL in WHITE GOODS and have at last struck a SPLENDIDBARGAIN. These goods are MAN- UFACTURERS' REMNANTS of WHITE GOODS, ranging in lenzth from 2to 8 yards. Among the lot are goods that sell everywhere for 25 or 30c. ayard. They consist of INDIA LINENS, VICTORIA LAWNS, PERSIAN LAWNS, PLAIN AND PLAID NAINSOOKS. ‘The SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS of the lof ary the PLAID NAINSOOKS. The entire assor-- ment will be placed on sale TUESDAY MORN- ING. You can take YOUR CHOICE for 4c. yard. If you wanta shot at them don't put it of, as they wiil only last aday or so at this absurd price. 18c. Asp 25c. Lace For 9c. YARD. We will offer an EXTRAORDINARY BAR- GAIN in LACES for TUESDAY asa SPECIAL LACE ADVERTISEMENT. We have selected from the regular stock for this offer the follow- ing Laces: ONE LOT of BLACK FRENCH LACE, 3 inehes wide. Regular price, 15e. yard. BAR- GAIN PRICE, 9¢. yard. ONE LOT of POINT DE GENE LACE, ‘White, in different patterns. 4 inches wide. Regular price,25c. and 18c. a yard. BARGAIN PRICE, 9¢. 8 yard. ONELOT of HAND-MADE TORCHON LACE, ALL LINEN, 3 and 4 inches wide. Regular price, 18and 15e. yard. BARGAIN PRICE, 9. yard. ‘ ALSO TORCHON INSERTING. Regular price, 25 and 18e.yard, BARGAIN PRICE, 9. yard. ONE PIECE of WHITE SILK CHANTILLY LACE, 23 inches wide. Regular price, 25c. BARGAIN PRICE. 9. yard. $3.50 Carerce Suaves For 81.10. i We have too many CARRIAGE SHADES in stock; they must be sold, so we have MARKED all of 81.50 DOWN to $1.10 each. NOTE.—These Shades are ait well made arti of good material, and are good value for $1. 10. A Srrexpr Uxperwear Banoar. LADIES' FINE SWISS RIBBED COMBI- NATION SUITS, all sizes. Former price, 55c. MARKED DOWN to 4lc. per suit. LADIES’ MAEO FINE RIBBED VEST, with high neck and long sleeves, silk finished. Former price, 50c. Reduced to 41c. each. A Bio Hasoxercuer Repvertos. ‘We have in stock a large lot of LADIES" INI- ‘TIAL HANDKERCHIEFS. Several of the let ters are sold out. The regular value is 12\c. ‘We have letters A, B, C, D, F, G, J, K, L, N, P,R. Wehave MARKED THEM DOWN to Be. each. ALSO FIFTEEN DOZEN LADIES' HEM- STITCHED COLORED BORDERED SHEER LAWN Handkerchiefs. Somenarrow and some wide borders. Rerular price, 18 and 15e, each. ALL REDUCED to Sc. each. 380. Five Barzatcoax Hosz Fon LADIES. MARKED DOWN to 20c. pair. W. 4. PIERCE & CO., Successors to E.G. Davis, * - 719 Market Space, san gee 3 (Bite Bcace Ise Hees AT 35 CENTS, THREE PAIRS FOR A DOLLAR. ‘There is to be a special saie of Black Hosiery tomor- row at the Palais Royal, and, according to custom, SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. Our cash business en- abies the offering of Ribbed Lisle Hose at 47c. identi- eal to those sold elsewhere at 50 cents. Tomorrow's special sale price for these Hose ts 35 cents, or 3 pairs foradoilar. Not more than three pairs to each cus- tomer. 25 CENTS for Ladies’ Richelieu Rib Cotton Hose— warranted fast Black is another price surprise. 19 CENTS for Men's 25c. Fast Black Half Hose is the attraction neur the door of No. 1119 Pennsylvania ave. 19 CENTS for Children's 25c. Fast Black Hose, sizes 5, 53, 6, 63, To be found with the ladies’ goods near door of No. ‘The above are tomorrow's special sale prices, but let Us remind you that, though the prices for more ex- Densive goods are not reduced, you are promised from 10 to 15 per cent better than the quotations of the ‘stores where the business done is largely credit. PRICE LIST LADIES’ BLACK HOSE. - Cotton. 25, 35, 40, 55, 0 and 75c. Lisle, 50, 60, 75, S5e., $1, 81.25 and $1.35, Extra ize Cotton, 50, 60 and 75c. Extra Size Lisle, Se. Opera-length Cotton, 98c. Opera-length Lisle, nd $1.25. #e-The Palais Royal introduced absolutely Fast- Black Hose to Washington; was first to show the im- Proved high spliced heels and linen soles; first, too, With the patent selvazes, enabling the guarantee that the hose will not wear into sinall holes. We feel as- sured you will say our variety is much the largest, While the qualities for the prices, espectally for finer goods, are very noticeably the best. Hosiery has been one of The Palais Royal specialties for thirteen years, and if thorough know.edge of the business and the determination to be headquarters will make us 50, then are we 60. PRICE LIST CHILDREN'S HOSE. ‘Nineteen different makes and ten sizes of each make, each size a different price. A price list would look like 4 rajiroad time tableand beas confusing. Let us point only to the Palais Royal specialties—the styles we secured in 100-dozen lots, direct from the makers; the goods we bought to special advantage and sell at un- usually smail profit. SPECIALTIES. Children's Fine Rib and 7 and 1 Rib Hose, medium weight; double knees, heels and toes; sizes 6 to 10. Prices 25 to 50c. a pair. Misses’ Fine Rib, light weight, sizes 4to9, Prices 30 to 60c. a pair, Boys’ English Bicycle Hose, sizes 7to 10. Prices 60 to 80c. a pair. Children’s Lisle, plain and ribbed, sizes 4 to 9. Prices 50 tov75e. a pair. Silk Pinited Hose, sizes 4 to 83s. Prices O0c. to @1. Socks, Fast Black Cotton, 4 to 7. White Cotton, 4 to 6. Socks, Lisle, 4to 6. Prices 40 to Sac. HOSE IN LEATHER SHADES. Plain Lise, 4 to 834. Prices 40 to @0c. Socks, 406. Prices 40 to 5. THE PALAIS ROYAL. ‘Tontinued below. Over Srarioxzry Stone. Everything is hero that’s usually found in a sta- tionery store. Here are a few hints of Palais Royal prices: Berkshire Mills Writing Paper. Berkshire Mi:ls Envelopes to ‘The Fashionable Tinted Paper. Envelopes to match, All-liuen Writing Pap Ink—Carter's, Stufford's, Continental 4-11-44 Playing Cardi 25 Correspondent Cards and Envelopes, in box. ‘25 Sheets Paper and Enveiopes, in bo: 100 Chips and Pack of Cards in box. 200 Chips and Pack of Cards in box. 60-paye Writing Tablets. (Continued below.) Tnrortaxt Sate Or Laces. ‘We were perfectiy honest when we wrote a few weeks ince that we thought we could never ugain offer such values as then. You may remember we advertised 48-inch wide All-silk Drapery Nets for 75c. such as wore selling all over town at 98c. Now the price is ONLY 50 CENTS. ‘Think of it, All-siik Drapery Nets in four beautifal a stripes and dots, crescent and coin spots, for only 50c. « yard, ONLY 62 CENTS. ‘These arethe 48-inch Nets like those we surprised you with last week at 75. We told you then and re- peat it now, THEY CANNOT BE DUPLICATED AT LESS THAN 98c. A YARD. Polka dot and cube shaped firures and in grenadine effect with crescents, for only G2. a yard. ONLY 94 CENTS. A leading dressmaker has bought no less than nine- teen dresses of this Kococo Lace Flouncings at $1.8 yard. It was never imported to sell at less than $1.75 a yard. Full 42 inches wide, the purest of silk, two most artistic designs in graduating polks dots, these flouncings have been the bargain ‘of the season. The last six pieces of fifty will speedily sell at only Otc. a yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL. _(Continued below.) “te Choowe any Japanese or other Art Vase and demand one-fyth of the price marked on it. Maxy Loor For Tus. Our many patrons who have waited for a new supply of that Black Polka Dot Lace at 25c. a yard are notified of their arrival. Tothose who don’t know of this Lace we write that it is 4 inches wide, has what is called the ribbon border, is all pure silk, of quality that retails at some storesat G0c. a yard. It cannot be duplicated anywhere else at lees than 3c. a yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) S27 20 ver cent of Palats Royal prices brings brie- a-brac to you at half art store prices Twenty-four Styles, ranging in width from 9 to 18 inches, are offered at lowest prices of the season for equal qualities. Sik Chantilly, 5, 75 and 80c. yard. Oriental, 48, 55, 68, 75e. and $1 yard. Fedora, 75, 80c. and $1.20 yard. Plat Val., 25, 35, 48, 68 and 75e. yan. ‘Tho Narrow Laces to match at prices proportionately low. (Continued below.) — ag ein BF Chotce Bric-a-Brac at 20 per cent discount ts Gn opportunity that comes Gnd goss with the eummer. Laces For Wasn Dresses. ‘White and EcrujPoint!GeneZiaithe correct lace, suffl- clently fine to trimeven silk dresses; 13 to Ginches ‘Wide, from 10c. to 98c. s yard. The only complete ‘stock is here, 0 dress makers tell us. Swoon ‘Groves aT BARGAIN PRICES. OUR SPECIAL SALE ‘TOMORROW, TUESDAY, JUNE 23. Ladies’ Fast Black Silk Taffeta Gloves. Regtlar Price, 50c. Tomorrow, 87e. Ladies’ Biack and Colored Milanese Silk Glowes with three-ply finger tips, tips which we warrant. Reduced from §1 for tomorrow to 70c. Chamois Mousquetaires, all colors, full $-button- length, 97e. Te Be A 00. UY Y RRR ree i o Hy SY YY RE bE 9 UV gen be XL, OU W ERE MLL 00 “UV R ERE occ 00 vy YE coe 00 g of g ey YEE 9S Sook 88 vy Re § 88 GGG LLLL 00 VEER c0 00 <7 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Ane You Gorsar THINGS YOU WILL NEED. A Light-weight Wrap is as indispensable as your railroad ticket. You can buy s'Spring Jacket as low a9 $3, Light-weight Shawi as low as $1, Shoulder ‘Capes at all prices. LADIES’ Made of soft mull, in all RUSTICHATS colors, with beautiful stream- In White, Pink, ers to match. Just the thing Light Blue, Orange, for seashore wear. Prices, Black. $1.98, 82.50, 83. BATHING SUITS An excellent assortment of For Men, the different styles of mate- Women rials that will hold; well made And suits that will surely do you for Children, the rest of the season. DUSTERS, ‘Mohair, 85.75, 80.90, 88.50. TKAVELING BAGS. In ‘make believe” Alligator Leather, good, large sizes, 89 cents. ‘This is special price, Soaps—all kinds. TOILET ARTICLES To Sponges—all sizes. Take Extracts—best makers. With Tooth and Face Powders. You. Toilet Waters. Violet Wat WRAPPERS. Calico, from Percale, from 81:85 to 82.50. India Linen, from81.68to €5. All sizes in stock, Never leave the city limits Without first placing your order for Visiting Cards. . Our prices make it easy for you-Séc. for 50 CARDS AND ENGRAVED PLATE. Our work guaranteed. Orders delivered within stventy-four hours, when 80 desired. ‘Also such articles are needed as below mentioned: HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS, NECKWEAR, RUCHINGS, GLOVES, JEWELRY, PATH ROBES, COLLARS AND CUFFS. LADIES’ UNDERWEAR—TO TAKE AWAY. WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR WANTS . FROM An unusually large and well-selected stock. Wecarry Underwear in everything that isdesirable. Our stock was never better fitted for your inspection. Our goods are al! well made, neatly trimmed and nicely finished. EVERY PIECE I8 GUARANTEED. VISITING CARDS, CORSETS TO TAKE Whenever before did you be- AWAY. hold such a stock of Reliable Corsets? We have every known make of repute. We carry 5 different makes of 30c. Corsets. Bevin rawate + 95.00 Altogether 65 makes—you will agree with us quite a stock to select from. All our Corsets are guaranteed. If you will leave us your address before you leave town we will send you, free of charge, our Fashion Sheet or any other literature we may give away during the summer. 222-420, Rerern & Co. 149 B ST. 8.E., OPP. U. 8. LIBRARY, CAPITOL HILL. 25 Plain Cotton Chemises, 13e. Emb. Front Chemises with lace trimming and good muslin, 17c. ‘5c. Chemises (6 different styles), 25¢. ‘50c. H. N. Cambric Corset Covers with Hambure embroidery, 19. ‘25c. Plain Corset Covers, good cotton, 123¢c. 6 stylesof Fine Quality Corset Covers. Regular Price, 50c. Now 20c. ‘5c. Plain Skirts, 19¢. Skirts with ruffle made of 10c. cotton only 23c. 50c. Skirts with cambric ruffle and tucks, 33c. Skirts with two ruffles, 27. ‘S5c. Skirts, emb. ruffle, with above, now 47c. ‘25e. quality Ladies’ Cotton Drawers, 3 tucks Re- duced to Lie. ‘Bhandsome styles of 50c. quality Drawers, 33:. 2 styles of 50c. Gowns, Ke. 75e. Gowns, V shape, trimmed with tucks and cam- bric ruffle, 47c. ‘98c., $1.25 and $1.49 Gowns now offered at S5e. ‘The above prices hold on.y tor the week commenc tng Monday, June 22. 3220-08 Touxsox, Garxer & Co., 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. X.W. 100 PIECES BEAUTIFUL NEW LAWNS, Se. ~ ‘CHALLIES in great variety of styles, 5, 8, 10, 123¢c. SHANTONG PONGEES, exclusive styles, 15c. AMERICAN SATTEENS, fine quality, 12¥0.; former price, 15 and 18¢. BEAUTIFUL NEW DRESS GINGHAMS, 8, 10, 12H. SCOTCH ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, 15, 250. FRENCH PLAID ORGANDIES, 1236, 160. ; real value, 18 and 20e. BLACK INDIA LINENS, 1236, 150. BLACK PLAIN ORGANDIES, 1234, L5c. GENTS' NEGLIGE SHIRTS, 50, 75c., €1.00 up to $3.00. : BOYS SHIRT WAIST, 25. ‘ ‘MEDIUM WEIGHT AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR. HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c., for Men, Ladies and “sommes, camrzs & ¥ . 0 ememaere a Bids Ss paces regabeae a se . rr wwww wwww ww Ww WwW W oODWARD Asp LLLLOTHROP, 20TH. 11TH AND F STS. N.W. —— FE-Our stores will be closed tomorrow, Tuee- day, at 5:30 p.m. on account of our employes? excursion to Marshall Hall. —— i, PROPOS of your departure for the sum- AA mer. a wont or two upon Tourists’ need- A “A ful supplies will not come amiss. We fare desirous that you should know the extent of ‘OUr preparations to furnish Travelers’ goods of every description. Particular attention is di- rected to our line of Fine Traveling Bags, many. styles of which have been made to our special order. CABIN BAGS, TOURISTS" BAGS, GLADSTONE BAGR, ENGLISH CLUB BAGS, REAL ALLIGATOR BAGS, CANVAS AND LEATHER BAG8, TELESCOPE CASES, MEN'S DRESS SUIT CASES, MEN'S HAT BOXES, LADIES’ BONNET BOXES, STEAMER TRUNKS, SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, BASKET TRUNKS, OVERLAND TRUNKS, LIGHT-WEIGHT TRUNI LADIES’ DRESS TRUNKS, ENAMELED CANVAS AND LEATHER HAMPERS, STEAMER RUGS OK SHAWLS, STEAMER CHAIRS, KRUG AND SHAWL STRAPS, TRUNK STRAPS, &c. For the convenience of our patrons we will Mark and deliver Steainer Chairs bought of us on board any steamer sailing from New York, Boston, Philadelphia or Baltimore and also mark your initials on Trunks and Bags free of chars There is a very comprehensive representation y Tourists’ Goods InF at. window. See TITTHE NEEDS OF WARM WEATHER r cour WITH EXTREMELY T LOW PRICES LEND VERY GREAT INTEREST THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT, Hyron_Crass Wass Goons. —o— ‘This week we shall devote a large space to the display of Foreign Wash Fabrics. We call par- ticular attention to the following bargains: 50 pieces Whytlaw's Scotch Ginghams, ins large esortment of colorings and styles. Re- duced from 25 and 3le. to —19e. a yard. — 25 pleces Scotch Ginghams, in lovely shades and dainty effects. Reduced from 31 and Bike. to —25e. a yard. — Anderson's Celebrated Scotch Ginghams, ina variety of styles and colorings. Reduced from 40c. to —Sie. a yard. — A few more of those Polka Dot and Lace Plaid Ginghams, in Pink and White, Brown and White, Pink and Blue, Black and White and Red and White, —Only 40e. a yard. — 20 pieces Koechlins’ French Satines, in light tints. Keduced from 35 and 37%c. to —25e. a yard. — Korah Moire, the new English wash goods, @ few colorings left. Reduced from 373¢e. to Se. a yard. Ricouleuhy 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. XW. A LONG FELT WANT SUPPLIED. Young ladies are frequently disappointed, when they put op a Yacht Cap of the rerulation samp. It doesn't look the way they expect it IN OUR BOYS' HAT DEPARTMENT WE THINK YOU WILL FIND THESE NATTY HATS WITH SOME OF THE UN- CANNY FEATURES REMOVED, h acap on the steamer. Black, Navy Blue and 1s LINEN DEPARTMENT One lot of SILVER BLFACHED PURE LINEN DAMASK TARLE CLOTHS, piainand With red voriders soft finish very durabie. Actual size Lig: S2inch EXTRA HEAVY LINEN SHEET. ING—sinooth, round thread Reduced to $1,108 yank. One lot Fringed Luncheon Seta, with colored boraers, PILLOW SHAMS. Braided initial Pitiow ¥) Cambric and Lace Pillow Shatun, with ruffles and lace trinuuines. on #1 8 pair, icked and Ruffted Linou de Decca Pil Shaws. = mates Seas oR — ‘xtra Fine Tucked and Lufied Cambric Pil- low Shams. £. French M) ue ; aiTench Muslin Pillow Shaws, bewstitched #2 a pair, SHEETS, Hemmed All-Linen Sheets, Size ex ott Linen Pillow Cases, hand-bemstitched. Size 229236 inches. 91.2 pate. —— _——(Sevond floor, 11th st. building. ) Scone Beowear. Weare showing « splendid Stlkoline-Covered, Summer Comtort, iiled with fine white vat- ting. —#1.50 each. Comforts for mattress jada, #1 each 114 Bummer Blankets_ very sieht and fine, a4, WRITE QUILTS POR SUMMER. Some aplen tid values N One ease fine Marselljent only #3. (Second floor, 11th st. bulls 2 ¥ For Evexixe LS Ean. Ladies’ 22-inch om and Cream, with baiiboo bandies. Ladies’ ch Pisin Black Windsor and Ex ra Fine Gros Grain Parasols, with elonieed 83.00 and €22.50 each.—— tnch Pongee Parasols, wich Hnines of Garnet, Bro: Color ai Shanrenbie ste "C ee atitit of baa 3.00 00 each — iret tor, Tide building.) aloes WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 20th, 11th and F sts. nw. Cashmere Zephyr. acotton fabric made espe- cially for tennis suits. Reduced from 37}¢e. to —25e. a yard. — French Jaconets, in light grounds with col- ored figures—about ten styles, Heduced from ‘Oe. to —2e. a yard. — Scotch Crepon, in plaids and stripes—Lav- ender and White, Blue and White and Gray and White, Reduced from 40c. to ie. a yard. — (Pirst floor, 10th st. building.) Louse Deranrwest. perenne LINEN DRESS LININGS For dress foundations, waist and sleeve linings. ‘They are all linen and will not cling. split or shrink, and are the best for all uses, as they slip on easily. They are equai to silk for dura- Lility. AU colors, as well as black, 32 inches wide. —2ie. a yard.-— SUMMER DRESS LININGS. FERGUSON BRO.'S PERCALINE, This Lining is made of the very best quality **Sea Island” cotton at the “*Holine Head” works, near Carlisle, England. It is guaran- teed not to crock or stretch in any way, and is the thinnest and lightest fabric madefor linings of summer dresses. All colors—36 inches wide— —ie. « yard. — ‘No matter what your want may be in Dress Linings, you can find it bere. (Pirs: floor, 10th st. building.) Boys: Sumer Crorase. aie At this season of the year all the small boy re- quires in the way of clothes are Shirt Waists and Pants. Ofthese we have a very large as- sortment at prices that are reasonable and ‘within the reach of all. Best Print Shirt Waiste—in a large variety of ‘neat patterns—piaited back and front. Sizes 4 to 12 years. Well worth 25c. —Only 20c. each.—— ‘Substantial Outing Flannel Shirt Waists in dark and medium colorsithat will stand wash- ing and rough wear. These are extraordinary ‘value for —25e. each. — Soft-finished Percale Shirt Waiste—in neat designs. They are well made, will wear well ‘and cannot be equaled for the price. ‘Now look at the array of excellent valnes we offer in Boys’ Extra Pante—values you cannot fail to appreciate. —At Ze.— ‘We show a good article that is made well and ‘il weer, in dari and medium colors, Sisee 4 to 14 years. ' —Tie. « pair.-— At 41.00 ‘You can have your choice of « large assortment of All-wool Chevict Pants, thoroughly made and with wonderful weardesisting qualities. Sisesétolbyear. = ° 81.00 0 pat. — At 61.25 ‘We carry the best goods ever made into pants ‘At this price. You can have your cholce of Blue Cheviots, Yacht Cloths, All-wool Casai- ‘meres and Tweeds, made with heavy drill pock- ‘ete and waist bands, perfect in Stand finish. ‘Bizes¢ to 15 years. pean Sarsracrioy A Crnrarsry. (000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000 2900000 910.00 855 PE CIAL sales may £10.00 8x8, come—and special sales £10.00 Sss5 may go—but we keep $10.00 right on in the even tenor of €10.00 our way—the people believing $10.00 im US—and our CLOTHES 910.00 im spite of all the tempt- 010.00 ing baits others throw $10.00 out——We're putting our $10.00 10 suits forward this €10.00 week——Just showing our 010.00 “hand” in “small fig- 810.00 ures"——We've a line of £10.00 suits-SACKS and CUTA- €10.00 WAYS—to sell at #10 that £10.00 could be marked @12 and 15 $10.00 easily enough That's what + $10.00 the same amount of quality 10.00 dors cont in other places—More $10.00 ff tt has been marked upto €20.00 mark down—— These suite— €10.00 every one of them—were made $10.00 for this €10¢rade——They'ro $10.00 not the “mistakes of more €10.00 money"———You can look in €10.00 one of our lane Seventh ($10.00 street windows and see a re ($10.00 fection of the immense va- €10.00 riety ———You'll want to try €10.00 them on to “feel the fit”—and €10.00 tocatch an idea of how they be- €10.00 come you——Dresed tn any $10.00 one of them we'll eusrantes €10.00 novody would ever in the world £10.00 imagine ft to bea TEN DOL- LAR SUIT—unless they were im the “same boat” with you —They're cut out of the “‘whole cloth” of fashion—and made as we make everything— the beat we know how ‘Thereare BLACK and BLUE (CHEVOITS-—-BLACK SER- $10.00 GES —— INDIGO DYED 10.00 FLANNELS —— Fancy pat- £10.00 terusin CASSIMERES,CHEV- £10.00 10TSand TWEEDS——They 810.00 are ‘weather wise” as well— $20.00 some are lined all through— 810.00 some only half lined— We're $10.00 proud to sell so much sstis- €10.00 faction for #0 little money— $10.00 ani we know you're giad to (10.00 get it——This is TOUR op- 610.00 $10.00 prvunity. (610.00 €00.00 €10.00 ‘SKS AXD COMPANY, ‘PENN. AVE.