Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1891, Page 4

“THE EVENING “STAR. WASHINGTON: MONDAY Suly 13, 1901, eROnHY ® MOVES Hatitor. TH EVENS ™ Gi Cegtembes fw close 29 Saturdageat l o'clock : _ vafaare cf tte wen nt. ag Bt AVS regular aod pr ale that of any other paper | A= @ local NEWS paper and | wasn DRESSES are in their slory now—and if you | need another—or would Itke to let ott the bounds of he ONE | your variety another notch—the cuts we have made Swong these summer ‘stuffy offer you the most toupting opportunity. It ie not an ordinary redue- ton not merely a drawing down of a few cents on the eleventh census are a | cot pts tc el ae aa abject for analysis and for compari- Alli the PRINTED PONGEES—not only sou with the reecipts aud expenditares of thove that you have seen—but alot of new Samicieie aeeacieuis tea ae ones ones-Mlue ground work with White polka srote—are Hie. Any pattern that matter too far items are ured a | 2% ’ Heases receipts and expenditares of th the United States, ant, perhaps, of handret omitting Woasbi uy nly afew peleetet from the special agents’ tables. There All the PLAID ana STRIPED LOTUS are HS cities having # population of 8,000 CLOTHS that were Loe. are now 12ie. & yard. or upwagd, the total annual ordinary ex- peaditare of which is, including schools, fire, streets, sewage, toresting to { the hundred tion of this ch OUTING CLOTHS—you have al- arity ction of efloets are Ite. 8 yard. ‘THE FRENCH PINEAPPLE JACONETS, tu ali the beauty of their original designs, are Row only Zor. a yard. They are 22 tuches ake as Heat ab appearance as you hnow before av Fepreseniative cate is devoted to e# the prineipal publie . ¥ the only item less than @ {f'te Stach FRENCH On ¥ fur av L. fe are milion the cities having over 8,000 ony tts patra fubabitants expend $915.202, which twenty-five pieces of PURE Joaded with rey To schools the LINEN LAWNS 2 inches wide—and they * not wely generons, de aro only Be. a yard. Latest stylen, traly bat not exce ees ae A neh ROYAL INDIA CLOTHS—12Me. *26.18173 The highest additional ayant Youcan lounge about tm them to me of expense ate placed in their alpha- your heart's content amd they will not betien! onder, thes: Fire, 402; Senile. Stfil they aro soft and graceful in — ap drapery. Prevailing shades, police x We know we have started this department ont for 293,540,209. park and another imsy spell. ‘The new prices will make it a GURE7L.ADE, eainclon, 011,552.438, water works, Few yards will bo left tomeasure here $1,006 731; interest om debt, $92:250,308; mia-| whee It comes tne to take stock. ‘The barvest ts JOUFs—and we arn satisfied —becanse you are always cellancons. €34.651.043. Sewers are less appreciative. Better begin YOUK picking AT ONCE— seven million mprovements | before somebody else clatins the prize. fa Gan ton glts and charity ns, and health and a quar- a ts but little more th SFATON PERRY, Nios ter. The cities of the United States of abore “PERRY BUILDING, 8.000 population spend in the sgaresate | seer greet AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. £850,024.32. It is also interesting to know how Established 1540. s Of course the item of st in the aceount, Special asweas- million dollars, and other : thee expenses are met tam i greatly th amenintr to Ohio. Det, m Liquor F hicenses neat uts bring over fourteca naes ov tu Tit Atk: water Th t es nary = HE Mosvmesran” putat $215.001,86%. The account is Made ty balance by suudey item ach as 937 AND Quy F ST. N.% loans, casts of year, de. The ordin for the year ending a December 31, 15%, states of New York, z Massachuset's, Pe Obiv, Missouri | CROWDS FLOCK To OUR and Lmois, six alation, $28.40,0100. Fo: Ih t states the aggregate we sumie period the o: ture of the city of New York edt 64 But the great mt of government between the munictpolities may be better item in the Int- tal expenditure c stato expended GREAT JULY BARGAIN SALE. citeparity in ett ‘The same advantages of the last few daysare here ot grea! this week. seen in the compari-un uf ux ter with the total gover the former, thus New York for lezials in 1899 $1, largest exper state. The for salaries ale Brookivn oe Wh ‘The startling prices of this July ‘shake-up are es- Pecially prominent the coming week in ative and jadicel purposes wh the b ie considerably ade that ye New York, bow that year et, and Philadelphia MILLINERY. by any Wiel #89. So4: 1,131,- lous price do people pay t Were it ot ity of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, Caps, Wraps, Blazers, tw stipe for herding t for the ber UNDERWEAR al life and Is the game would Bat when it is eon tes from the great let of industry, of wn. of art and science and literature, often of liberty and civil government HOSIERY themselves, there i le i cost or bemoan the corruption pos- In mt te city life. This cost per eapita ative expenses «differs in the Silk, Lisle Throad and Cotton. Various cities. It runs a: low as $4.79 at Little Rock aud Oswoge and as bigh as @27.61 at St. Gloves, Mitts, Handkerchiefs, Ruching, Silk Ties, not be worth the ¢ widored that leat ra. cities, that these are the n ‘Muslin, Cambric and Silk. CAMBRIC AND MUSLIN DRESSING SACKS. Paul, wisch facts may not indicate that there is more Lowesty and legitimate cconcamy at ‘the | Fans, Raiz. ond Suz Umbrellas. former cities. but rather that the latter made more tprovements in streets, parks. Tv iti- | Tnfants' Caps and Hata, more pabl per head @12.43: Phikadelphin, 9; 140. The average ditures of Boston, $23.74: New York, per capita of ndiministratiy £201,900 pox $15.99; of cities of 100,000 & P tou, $1174: of cities of 50.000 we 100,000 popa- lation, S67; of ci lation, $9.74. = + Infants’ Short and Long Cloaks. ‘Neckwear, Gassamers, Corsets, &e., &e., Be. cities hav ‘The entire stock fi within this July sale. * of less than 50,000 pepa- — “THE MONUMENTAL," One of the heaviest blows that Paraell bas re- ceive es ont of this country. The Na- tional Federation of Amezica, organized to aid the home rule movement, has circulated in the United States an address calling on all the aw 907 and 900 F st. ow, friends of home rule to unite in opponiti Parnell. Public sentiment, always unstable, has in Parmell’s case gone from one extreme to the other. Froma popularity thet amounted simont to worship. he has passed to utter die The action of the Nation, regarded favor may be aswell nigh elmebi defeat, for oi the Avneriean sympa- thigers iu the Irina cause thata linge propo: tion of the fnr The the address, while eloquent and incisive, is even less signiti- cant than ite mvitation to ali friends of Ireland toenroll in the rauks of the federation. ‘The officers sagning the atures Emmet, M-D., preside er; James &. it is Useres, TERRA enlfal to © campa gm comes. nunciation of Sensible, Healthfal, FIRMA Essential, tre Thomas Adis Eugene Kelly, treas- arr.and Jobn mise Comfortable, Coleus Byrne, ehairtaan. compl tely compactly organized. and capable of concertrated acticn with the infla- euce and money that a will certaiuly have Practical, ently Cures Tenter, Aching Feet. under cvntre! ——_—s—__—_. Draciste sell tt. THE Positive news of Professor Sonsa’s recovery ‘will be received with genoral «tisiaction. The Sep whale te Marie Laud ids Leon a eredit to ite govern- mental patrorige. Cnele Sam is ¥ = ages nee: oa in the family of nations zo. and with all his rapid and brilliant progress in Dusiness and BEG Se sea ee citer euletantid directions be is a little new in Art Asa ustural commequence bis pictures are sometiones a trite eccentric and hiv statuary b new ond ther tore. of a job lot froma But he doesn't get comsstery furni swollen on bi mtunte = ee Trilependentt Mr. Blaine 2 Exressive [xrnovenesr. - ‘We will commence to rebuild by the Ist of August. In the interval we will sell our entire stock REGARDLESS OF COST. 200 75e. Linen Damask Squares at........ 18) ibe. Linom Damask Squares at... 100 degen Duylies, stawpal tn Komen embroidery shewiacter, ate sacs oe DOE eam The discussion between La: 91. por dozen Fringed Linen Doyites at... isles tart Slabary an | tr ene Ha © peace of | 91 uv ver yard China Silks af Eorope tuaght sa sgest the of any physical considerations y yet Ged ut prudent tocut amy he ma: have who arecaguged in the Practice of mudicine. He ean t afford to have & doctor sewn ring mg hie oor beil. — i nperOT we to New Designs, We. 1yard-square Table Cover, amped Beu Spread... Hinndsome E:mbroidered Sample Pieces at leas have been better if they had a nore : orters to the secund clectrocu- | A ot Loybeosba tun aud kept them out of the tines. AT OPPENHEIMER'S, —_ —— oy ‘S14 Oh st. now, With Jobs I. Sullivan in the drama and a| - Coutract with 4 Cincinnat base ball club in the | ene, Lanse of s minstrel manager, the Caturefit abe | VETS TOTS ST STS TTT TTT ~ee ‘The Texos baby who was bor with « fuil set y be maintained Propriety of a South American discnasion on “how to ave ee $8 + Be He Bee ‘than Of tecth staude a living rofutution of amy who eeeEn declare oo the soath is backward. NIGHTS ee = pnais Albert Edward Victor teeme to be pressing his claims for 4 place iu that popalue ballad eotutled “When Foy was « litle boy like me: —— There was timely haste in seizing that smaggled optum in Chicago. It is too close to Is¥d for any risky ox hypnotics. on An enterprising journal of finance waght take & good thing for itelt by establishing a GuPiers route through the Penitentiaries — ‘The salver question persists in ite refusal to take a sumer vacativu. — ‘The ratiway hee rey continues to be « ‘Will not be @ nightmare if You're clothed in a comfort- Able Sleeping Wrapper. sweet dreams. Asovr Tur o—— LADIES’ SHOE SALE, -_——o ° 88.75 BUIT SALE. 912.80 SUIT SALE. ‘80c. BTRAW HAT SALE. Sans & Company, 4 3 | Wi'TH THIS QUARTET OF SPECIAL sales we don’t see how anybody can stay away from hore this week and “rest easy.” We can't remember when we've cut loose such values be fore—so many of thei—and in the very direc- tion your wants aud the weather are making demanis, Avovr Tue Snow Sure. It’s mostly LADIES' SUMMER FOOTWEAR with a few MISSES’ and CHILDREN'S sizes sprinkled in. Our Shoe buyer has gone to the market after the first fall fashions, His absence is the cue for vs to make room for what he buys. You've bada taste before of our way of olny that, 37 FAIRS LADIE® KOUTHERN TIrs, ‘They've soid all slows tors | 36. 86 EAES LADIES’ DONGoLA oxronD 17 SARAEARIES Panis Kip FoxeD 4 OXFORD ‘TIES, with cloth tops and. gaat fester ps. Altvayss have S117. IRS. MISSES’ SPRING-HEEL VAS SHOES, in lace and but- regular $1.50 quality, Sizes Gf 137 & ton. ito he 79 Pall mart PATENT LEATHER é OSFOKD TIES, ecpade qarith tut ro paleo indeadn 2 0S 8B PAIRS LADIES’ DONGOLA OXFORD With extension soles amd pate seal 137. Q] PAIRS LApres' pants KID OXFORD TIES—plain and tippe: some of those Clark, bo! 8. ent leather NOW. 5 PAIRS, LADIES" @) 65 SORE AAS. regular $2.50 quality, NOW. CHILDRE: "$ DONGOLA BOOTS with spring heels and 19 pEARS itis. Migeante 10s, “Eiese sell Sor tent tips, 0 0 BESS we've teaehod ei ‘97. * DONGOLA BUTTON prin Lewis and patent See LBS. They're the styles you'll be wearing for two or three months yet, We've told you just Low many paire there are of each—and we'll keep this sale up until SATURDAY NIGHT if the “iawup holds out to burn” that long. These are the Lizcest holes we've ever made in shoe prices. Roum is the reason. Q7 BARS Miss: Fé BOUTS with tips. Sizes 11 to Z ®. NOW.. $8.75 Serr Sure. ‘It's the last one of the season, but along way from being the least important one, It opened this morning with « rush that bes kept upall day, *Tisn't gotng to" slack up,” either—Tomorrow "IL ‘be busier than today—and every hour you post- pone your visit the variety is narrowing. When WE offer a choice of thousands of OUR regular 815, 813.50, 212 and $10 FANCY CHEVIOT and FANCY CASSIMERE SACK and CUTA- WAY SUITS for 88.75—-no wonder there's hustling. Even to that we've added a lot of UNLINED COLLINGTON SERGES — plain black. Nobody ever heard of thelr selling for leas than $15-and here wo are, offering them at $8.75 with the others, THIS 18 A DROP TO THE BOTTOM— Hf we “played” with the prices—anarked them up to “break the fal ‘we might be money in pocket—but it would be a deception—and deceit isn't one of the factors in our methods, We haven't changed a mark. Just as they were put in stock they are today—and you can figure Your saving as well as we can. ‘TAKE WARSING—If you want one of these “summer suits” come after it at vnee, Asovr Tur $12.80 Suir Suse, ‘We couldn't have waited on any more people last week for those $12.50 suits than we did, We want everybody to fare alfke—so those ‘who were crowded eut can take their turn now, ‘There's every bit as larze variety—because this sale takes in EVERY FANCY CASSIMERE. and EVERY PANCY CHEVIOT SUIT in the whole stock that is marked $20, $22, 825.50 aud 625. Anour Tur Sraw Har Suz. We've got Binsham, Hopkins & Co."sEN- ‘TIRE BTOCK OF STRAW HATS. They are —without s rival—the best Straw Hat makers inthe country. Webousht ats ‘unp" price the @2.50. $2. 25,829,81.75 and $1.50 qualities— all in together—didn't leave them a hat, And that's the way we're selling them, Take any ‘one that suits you at gs ole em ge All the newest shapes are among them— Someare white-some are colored—and some are mixed straws—Wide, narrow and medium brims. It's a sale “to the imish"—"til the last one ts suid. pt THESE SALES on your ‘‘mem."~ at the top—for timmediate attention, We've made the opportunity —you must take the time to Lnprove it. BAKS AND COMPANY, Our Sight Shirts promote | PENNSYLVANIA AVEXUB AND SEVENTH n STREET. To Maxz Roow For Fass, IMPOBTATIONS WE WILL ALLOW 4 DIS- COUNT OF 10 PER CENT ON ALL CASH SALES DURING THIS MONTH. OUR GOODS ARE ALL MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES AXD AT THE LOWEST MABKET PRICES. The Iaco-alone in these Is worth from #8 to $15, ‘Yet you can have your Choke for 3.95. CHIFFONS. CHIFFONS. Assortment grows dally. ‘Beautiful desiyns. One line in all Such colors ax fi Lemon, Pink, Lavender. Licht Blue, Orange, Tan, * Nile, White, Cream and Black for 25c. PER YARD. ‘Stamped Cushion Tops on Denim, 19. each. Bolting Sheeting Table Covers, stamped, ‘38e. each. ‘Stamped Traveling Bags, bound in Biack, Searlet and Navy Bine, 9c. Linea Fringe, all colors, 18. yard. Embroidery Linen in ali colors,S0c.dozen. ‘Bummer Head Rests, “le. each. STAMPING A'SPECIALTY. EMBROIDERY STITCHES TAUGHT FREE OF CHARGE, SPECIAL SALE OF CHILDREN'S GINGHAM DRESS: In most instances thete are but few of @ kind. The gingham in any of these dresses is GUARANTEED to be washable. The work is excellent ; tho trimming and buttons are good und stronziy put on, so there are Many pointy to prove that they must be- come favorites. Some are made to wear With euimpes, some made plain, somo with embroidered trimuuings, Eacu and every dress a little gem. A GENUINE REDUCTION SALE. Little Dresses that sold for Ose., wita tucked vest of White India linen, embroid- ery trimmings, full siceves, Ke. Littie Dresses that soid for #1. 19, made to Wear with guiinpes, embroidery around neck end arm holes, {uli wide sash, (8c, Little Dresses that sold for 81.48, with Gretchen waist and zonave Jacket, with em- broidery trimmings, pnff sievves; clso made to wear guimupes, for £1.21. Little Dresses that sold for #1.68, with White India linen vest and sleeves, em- broidery on neck and sleeves, wide sash, 81.48. Little Dresses that sold for $1.08, with Pointed waist beck and front, enbroidery on neck. pointed sleeves, edged with feather stitching around sitet, wide sush, Another pretty pattern that sold for 81.98, made with Gretchen waist, a pleating that extends over the shoulder, edged with em- broidery on both sides, with feather stitch- ing, §1.68. Little Dresses that sold for @2.25, mad> with Gretchen waist, a vest of white em- broidery, tucked on each side, piping of white Waist, full puffed sleeves and. wide sash, $1.80. These Dresses you will find in plaids, ie and solicl colors; will tit children |, nad 4 Years old. “Little Dresses that sold for $3.08, madeof embroidered Irish Linen ,ouly four left, two of pale pink. with white embroidery, polka dot, trimined with Swiss, embroidery, now $5.19; and twoOliveGreeb, with a flower of old rose, trimmed with Swiss embrowdery. These are wade to wear with guumpes only 83.18, ‘White away remember our MAIL ORDER. DEPARTME: You need not want for anything. Write to us, and all such articles of merchandise as you may need while away, ‘Will be sent toyou. In ordering be explicit, de cavesul, be exact. z a 2 2. F 3 2 eae ae a8 ° £o& ek BBR RO OW 4cé* BBB OR R 00 27 313 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH ST. Store closes every evening at § o'clock during July and August, W. A. Prince & Co. Successorsto E. G. Davis, 419 Market Space, Corner Sth street. Srrcut Price Betzers For O CLEARING REMODELING SALE, Today we entered on the second week of our GREAT CLEARING SALE; it wasea grand success last week, and its success goes to show that the prople of Washington appreciate honest and reliable BARGAINS, They know what genuine REDUCTIONS are. This week you will find many good offers here in the various departments. Drop in and examine these RE- DUCED goods. You may find just what you ‘want and we willsave you money. Glanceover this list today, perhaps it is here. New Laces Ar Revecen Prices. fin, ALL-SILK BLACK CHANTILLY DEMI-FLOUNCING, NEW and STYLISH d:- sign. Regular value, 95. REMODELING PRICE, (69¢. yard. 15-inch CHANTILLY DEMI-FLOUNCING, ALL SILK, BLACK, new figuring. Regular ‘value, 80c, REMODELING PRICE, 5S8e. yard. 2 styles CHANTILLY LACE, 3% inches wide, EXTRA QUALITY, new patterns, Regular Yaiue, 3c. REMODELING PRICE, ‘28c. yard. POINT DE GENE LACES. 4inch POINT DE GENE LACE, Wit Regular value, G0c. REMODELING PRICE, 48c. yard. EXTRA FINE POINT DE GENE LACE, 3% inches wide. Regular price, 73c. RE- DUCED to 62. yard. EXTRA FINE POINT DE GENE LACE, Binches wide. Regular price, 50c. REDUCED to-40c. yard. Expnoremes Ar Repvcen Prices. 10 PATTERNS EMBROIDERED FLOUNC- ing, 45 inches wide, in Irish POINT and HEM- x PATTERNS of HEMSTITCHED FLOUNC- ING in EXTRA PINE DRAWN WORK, all done by HAND. Regular value, €2.50t0 $3.50. ALL REDUCED to @1 yard. 6 STYLES BLACK HINDOO CLOTH FLOUNCING, EMBROIDERED in COLORS, aso PLAIN BLACK or TINSEL. Regular price, $1.50 to @3.90. YOUR CHOICE for $1 ard. PLAIN BLACK HINDOO CLOTH FLOUXC- ING, 45 iuches wide, HAND-STITCHED. Reg. ‘ular value, 8c, OUR SPECIAL PRICE, 50e. yard. 250. Faxs For 13c. Ped ty peti ek eg 20e., 18e. and JAPANESE Fans in one lot and will Jou tage YOUR ‘CHOICE for 1c. each. 1,000 Dozx Faxey Bortoxs. rebsiee pope (a: Se ee Soe ALL MABKED down to 3c. DOZEN or 2 DOZEN FOR Ge. Tanorxcs, 50 pieces of FINE DRESS TRIMMING, CONMISTING OF SILK FEATHER TRIM. MING, SILK HEADINGS, SILK GIMPS, ‘Marabout Trimming, &e., in all colors. Rewa- nee eee ie O81 vert. ALL MARKED ‘Be. yard. ‘W. A. PIERCE & CO., ‘Buccessors to E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, » Corner Sth st, APA RE WS EE ALT ae 4 Seiad bes weal .TT ER t Between the building opera- tions now going on here and the fact that wo take stock July 31 ‘Weare exeedingly anxious to seil @ all of our present stock, with « ‘view of opening the fall season, ‘with a new stook as weil asa new store. HOSIERY ‘'SPECTALS.” 1 lot of Ladies’ ‘Fast Black” Unbleached Lisle Thread snd Solid Colored Cotton Hose. Tte- duced from 45 and 50c. to 35e, er pair. 1 lot of Ladies’ Boot-pattera Richelieu Ribbed Lisle Hose. Re- duced from 50 to ke. APRON “SPECIALS.” ‘We offer our entire stock of 25c, Aprons at 2le. each. PARASOL “SPECIAL.” We offer our entire stock of Parasols at $2.5 each. Were $3, $3.50, 84, $4.50 and CORSET SPECIAL, 9 pairs C. B. A la Sirone Cor- sets. Sizes “M4, 25, 20 and 7. ‘Reduced from €1 to 79. BLAZER "SPECIAL." Ladies’ Cream Striped Tiannel Blazers, full-roll, samo shape as our #5 Blazer, Only #2.75¢ach. “SPECIALS” in Ladiew' Shirts, Shirt Waists, Wrappers, Wash Suits, “Outing” Suits, &e. Sa Elegant line of Silk Waists, WILLIAM H. McKNEW, 935 Pennsylvania ave. S2-We close at 6 p.m., Saturdays excepted. Tue Reasos War. TITTHE REASON WHY OUR RE 7 MOVAL SALE HAS BEEN SUCH. T A SUCCESS 1S BECAUSE IT 13 A BONA FIDE REDUCTION OF FROM £5 TO 0 PEK CENT ON OUR REGULARSTOCK, NOT A LOT OF CHEAP STUFF BOUGHT FOR THE OCCASION, BUT OUR ENTIRE LINE OF STYLISH AND RELIA- BLE SUITS, OVERCOATS, REEFERS AND SEPARATE TROUSERS FOR MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHIL- DREN. : THE REDUCTION ON OUR 8sU- PERB LINE OF MEDIUM, LIGHT AND HEAVY-WEIGHT FURNISH- 4JNGS 18 #5 PER CENT AND ON THE ENTIRE SELECTION OF LINEN, PERCALE AND FLANNEL SHIRT WAISTS IT 1820 PER CENT B. ROBINSON & €o., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 09 PA. AVE. N.W. 243) Iy13-00 Osx 81.50 FAST BLACK IMPORTED HALF DOZEN PAIR. SENT BY MAIL. SEND SIZE. HOSIERY. ONYX FAST BLACK HUTCHINSON’S, A Postrive Pxoor THAT Trt PPP) OH A TIT (00, H Oo PP H tf OO PPP HHL rT OO P HOH tT 00 6P 18 THE LEADING RR, RoR u RRR OU OU nO U x “uu! Dpi ce 3A Phe & E 4 A D gE AAA Bop ee 2“4 vrTT ase KE EER 18 THE FACT THAT OUR COMPETITORS Copy our advertisements, sometines and at other thnes our des.:ri brut hey cannot SUBBTAN Ko0ds t Wehave discontinued the 10 tons, also our CLAIM! TOPHAM, TRUN MANUFACTURER, 1231 Pa. Ordered We. n.Ww., Factory 120 E st. nw. done. Teck Buckle, Strays given Hogular Btrap'with every. Trauk. Say style nun to orber tad operiae's the every tous. Lace Barkic Biraes oc ai Regular Strap ‘Tow FEA Ra te Revert: & Co. MOB ST KE. v8. LIBRARY, PIYOL HILL. Gents’ White and Bordered Handkerchiefs; $e, uailty rebaeet to 70. 220ee. quality toe Oe. 4 4%, Later White and Bordered H. 8. Handkerchiefs: Se. quality for 1c. fj Bie. 5c. During the past month we have accumulated Sgreat many remnants of ail kinds, and we ‘want to close thems out. We have marked the quantity in each piece and the price in plain fiwures, and will deduct 25 per cent or one- fourth of the price marked un each piece for CASH, ‘They are all displayed on oar center tables, and many good bargains may be foundin the stock. We have aso reduced the prices ona great many Summer Goods, and still continue to make a discount of ten per cent on all goods in our stock tilt further notice. . W. M. SHUSTER & sons, ‘919 Penna. ave, All goods marked in plain Agures. ~ T. B. Towxex & Sox, DEALERS IX DRY Goops, 1216 7h st. aw. VESTS, 38c.; WORTH 50c. RR RR word for word, ALE’ their claims iu the ‘cent discount sale and instead have made, LIDE) ERAL reductions in our ‘Work and repairing promptly and’ properly with Trunks €7and Sietnks tf 333-m_ Crosixe Ovr Sure Or Reaxaxrs. wow y \www we OODWARD Axp Es, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. ‘ —o—_0 — o_o _ BEUnti September ve close on Satur days at 1 v'clock; uther days at 5 o'clock, ——— Our Yq Sroce Taxixo Parraraton Suz A SUMMER MOVEMENT In (MODERN MERCHANDISING eearsass TITTHE MERCHANDISE OFFERED LAST week commanded the most marked at- tention. The summer MOVEMENT HAS MOVED great lots of good things. Prices are "LAID LOW” cn any gocds that are in ex- cess of demand or for any remcn area little slow. Our regular patrons who are with us from day to day will Le the quickest to recog- nize the fuli value of the extreme reductions made. These in quest of things lower than prevailing quictationscun find them here. Every line in our columns is worthy of your per- usal. Plenty of good news. Here are some un- Paralleled demonstrations. WE WERE THE ONLY PURCHASERS FROM WASHINGTON AT_THE GREAT AUCTION SALE of Blankets By the RITTENHOUSE MANUFACTURING COM- PAN We bought a large lot of WHITE AND GRAY BED BLANKETS AT SUCH A PRICE CONCESSION that we are going to put them on sale TUESDAY MORNING at just about what WE have to pay the manufacturer erdi- narily, These were bowght at auction—are per- fect goods and we don’t expect to have a pair in the house by July 31, when we take stock, ‘Here they are: Lot 1-10-4 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, —Only $2.50 a pair.— ‘Lot 2—11-4WHITE WOOL BLANKETS —for $4.75 0 pair.—— Lot 3-114 SILVER GRAY WOOL BLANK. Ers. 85. pair.— ‘We would pay for these recularly just abont the same price at which we are offering thems to you. IN CONJUNCTION WITH THESE BLAR- KETS we shall offer— 50 WHITE MITCHELINE BED SPREADS, ——Reduced from $2.50 to # These are very light end unequaled for serv- ice. The price is very low. $1.75. spread, — ‘There are just two FIGURED SATIN DOWN. QUILTS, that were $11.50 each. We have made them Rags and Traveling Also a lot of Steaus Shawls marked down from —86 to 85. (Second floor, 11th st. buildin: No Orurn Howse Ix W ASHINGTON CAN SELL You The GLOVE THUMB RETROGRADE SEAMED MITTS. We have exclusive control of them and can sell the Ladies’ -buttcn-length, made of pure silky 4m Black, White or Cream, —For Sve. a pair.— Onelot of LADIES’ \-BUTTON-LENGTH, ALL-SILK JERSEY GLOVES, in Tans, Modes and Grays. ‘Marked down from $1.25 and @1.28 —To $1 a pair.— (First floor, 11th s Srock’Taxixe Revver: IN HANDEERCHIEFS, ‘Men’s All-linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, in these initials only—A, E,K, L,N, O, 7 and V. —Reduced to 25e.— Ladies’ Alltinen, fine and sheer quality, Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, in the following letters: D, EJ, K, N,O,P, 7, Vand We Her duced from 50e. —To 35e., or3 for @: (First floor, 2d annex. Srock-Taxise: Repvertoxs IN MEN'S FURNISHINGS, ‘We don’t want tocarry to next season a single Bathing Suit, While you can use them, wo have reduced all our FINE IMPORTED TWO-PIECE KNIT BATHING SUITS From $4.50 to 83.50.— Youcan find many other reductions of like character in this departnent—seasonable and, desirable. (Pirst floor, Ist nex. Vv, B. A Veuraste Bancas Feasy FOR SLENDER FOLKS, Sees Every Jersey in stock is to be sold during July if phenomenally low prices count: for any- ‘thing—For instance: We have left a lot of FINE IMPORTED CASHMERE JERSEYS, some handsomely trimmed with mohair, braids, others plain sud with or without vest fronts Sizes 32 and 24 only. These were 83, $3.50 and 84. —Your choice for $1.50.— Also One lot of FINE ALL-WOOL BLACK JERSEYS, both plain and embroidered, to- gether with afew DAK BROWNS—Sizes are Bland Bt only. Keduced trom $2.50 and 83 —To #1.— Another lot of FINEST IMPORTED CREAM JERSEYS, with or without vests—Sizes 32 aud ‘BA. These sold for #2.50, 83.and #3.50. —Any of them now €1.— ‘There is also one lot of CHILDREN'S ALL- WOOL SEAL BROWN JERSEYS, in sizes 25 and 28 only—#1.50 was the price. IW = — ALL OUR VASSAE SHIRTS—the latest styles—are carrying reduced prices, (8d floor, Lith st. building.) at | Ls. Lips Menixo DEPARTMENT WE ARE SHOWING A full line of LADIES' EQUESTRIENNE TIGHTS of silk, wool and linie thread, in Ecru and Fast Biack, knee and ankle lengths. As much used now for SIREET WEAR, in lieu of so many skirts, as for horseback riding. Deservedly; popaiar, as they are NOT CUM- BERSOME AND SAVE THE LAUNDERING OF MANY WHITE SKIMTS, They are 82, $2.50, #3, 3.25 and $3.50. ‘We have just received another lot, 100 dozen, of the LADIES’ IMPORTED SWISS KIBBED COTTON VESTS, with low ueck and no sleeves, All who buy these consider thems bmumged 206. Only a smali lot (10 dozen) of the LADIES' UNBLEACHED BALBKIGGAN VESTS. ‘These havo high necks and short sleeves. Sizes ‘B0and ne ic. each, or 5 for $1.—§ * [We have reduced ail our Children's Gauze Tests, with hich necks, long or short sleeves, An size 16, 18 and 20, trom 25. —To ¥ for 0c. —— Zonparede.ue wills xorg. small ot of the GOSSAMER "Vigne with Hocksi ana ‘short slseven, that wort sedneed from se. “0 5e.. oF 2 for 25¢.— cere A hones Tus Is x ORE gO) S_HOSIELY WE SG Sistotte OBIERY 8: RES. w every pair. None) cepeaeee ihhcmrr A Gray. boat cos i pee ie 6 Pieces lowered tos. a yand.— (Becond floor, Lith st. bailding.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, wi | wis ‘20th, 11th and F sts. n.w, Usprewean OODWARD Axp ‘Sale Whar Ocn Bovens Sax. 20TH, 1TH AMD F STS. B. W. sii The eight buyers who were sent on to New York ty EW-Lunch Room, sixth floor, 20th at. building, | takeadvantage of the opportunity to close ont summer Acceanbie by fi60 clecatore. stocks of importers and others bare now all retaraed, ——— ‘The goods secured wil! make the Palais Royal clear~ — Busy Cinunors. — fing sale doubly attractive, THEY MUST ALL Go. THEREFORE ANOTHER REDUCTION. Mothers should take advantage of thie great Clearine sale of Baby Carriages, As we are tm need of the room oocnpied by them we have made anothercuton the already re- duced prices and therefore offer bargains mevor before known in this line, —o-_ The prices quoted below are on the best makes in the country and all this season's. roous. 1 Carriage— my, “Hall the ladies you meet in New York are wearing one of these dresses.” Allusion is taade tothe Shansose Pongees of China, Electric, Gobelin and Navy Bines, with White fizures and Polke Dots; these, also thas with Light rounds, bave been secured to sell at 12ive. @ sant. The India Mulls at T2ye., the buyer saysy “Are fientwal in designe and colorings to the muck, mor: cz pensive Oroandies THE EMBROIDERY BUYER at this moment—36 o'clock —ts marking the prices on the mew embroideries, The writer can vouch for this unexaggersted states ment. Embrowertes will be efered tomorrow at i cents worth £5e. yard and at £5 conte worth 50 conte ward. It's mot that they arene wale but we the heawrg and detwcacy of the designs and workmanship, say@ the buyer, Reduced from $23 to €15.50, ‘2 Carriages— Reduced from $22.50 to $15.50, 1 Carriaze— Reduced from $21 to $15.25 1 Carriage Reduced from $21 to $14.73. 1 Carriage Reduced from #21 to $14.50. I Carcriage— , —~ 5 Reduced from €19.75 to @14.50. THE NECKWEAR BUYER also tuys ladies shirts, Carriage— = = ‘750 Shires, with thimeyiy Linen bosoms, collarand ACarringe Metered fromOl7.30t0 $11.50, | cute, sundegeil by Bari & Wilson. have teeneccemd, ae Reduced from $16.50 to $11. towell at St contseach. ‘The buyer's pertinent a heniottiakinameenae, | “Sie tewneness aie ape tee aatene warring te.” Reduced from $15.50t0 810.50, | 1 Carriage The window of No. 1119 Pennsylvania Kediuced from 814.90 to @10.50, — 1 Carrie this evening, be filled with sampies of these shirts. Reduced from $11.50 to 88.73. the new Windsors offered at 19 cents. Some cf 1 Carriage Redueed from $11.50 to 88.5 Silk Grenadine and Wash Silk Scarfs you'll notice ar@ Rednoed from $12.50 to 8.73. We. quality, Reduced from $11.50 to 88.25, Reduced from $10.50 to $7.00, Reduced from $0.50 to @4.50, Reduced from $6.25 to #4.50, 1 Carriage— Reduced from $5.00 to 84.75, st floor, 10th st butlame.) THE RIBBON BUYER remarks that “soft fateh Faille vik ribibona will be the correct style for fail.4 This qrayhound of fashion Las artived at the Palaig Royal bead of all «thers, h wike, 10. yards 1M inches, 7. inches, 3i0e. yard. 1 Carringe— 1 Carriace— 1 Carriage id never have Bought to salt 5 dozen warranted Fast Black Howe, ‘Shey Guality, for 2cents. 225; dosen Fast Black Lisig Hone, 44c. quality, for 35.cents. “I9dozen Fast Black, Hose with ribbed tops, 50c. quality, for 35ceuts or 3 pairs for 81 THE JEWELRY BUYER says: “7 can't give the Prices because the bill has wot arrived, but you cam say that you have seen the new Jeweiry and can ng descriptions.” The writer can ouly sy that the New Mair Ornaments of sterling sliver are the most unique and Leautiful he has ever sewn, The Metal Bolts and Enamel Pins also deserve inspection. THE BRIC-A-BRAC BUYER has quite @ little cole lection of mew and choice goods, Lut can't be persuateg totalk of anything else than the beauty of the new Japanese Cups and Saucers at Lic. the set. THE MEN'S FUKNISHING BUYER says: “Wale until I get in the new Outing Shirts and we'll make Kome howl.” The writer need not anwure the Palsie Royal patrons that our Mr. Porter ls ever modest aud attentive to his friends and customers. ‘The more forcibie than eieywaut expression was doubtless the oute come of excitewment, The wondertul Shirte will very probably arrive toe morrow morning. TRE PARASOL BUYER with abalf sich says: “Z couldn't sind anything worth buying in New Fork, ‘owt what stuck we hare and wind up The result of this reumnrk will be soon stock of Parasols —10H—as been LOT 1 contains about twenty Styles. You'll probably recognize the Black Sara Silk Paravols, with stripe erenadiue borders, that sold st $8.05—all togoat #4.25each. LOT 2 cuntetmsoniy fifteen Parasols, scine of which have sold for @7 1M. Choice for $2.75. LOT 3 includes the Chanseable Sik Sun Umbroilas, with extra cover, ec. Also ne cities in Polka Dot end Mourning Parasols. Ail at @2.00each. LOT 4 includes the Gray India Sik Pare asols, with White bow knot design. Allat @1.8 ach, LUT 5 comprises Miers’ ns well as Ladies’ Puraroiay some of which Lave suid at €2.08. Choice for #123, Hovsrnorn Goons Derantursr, In thisdepartment will be foundallarticles for household use, and we invite the public to visit it and procure some of the bargains offered, MASON’S GLASS 1 RESERVING JARS, Pint size. Quartsize.-- Maif-calion size. JELLY TUMBLERS, WITH TIN TOPS: One-third pint size ‘One-ialf pint size. ICE-CREAM FREEZERS. Jt is so well Known to the public thet the “Gem” Freezer is the best that no commen’ is necessary upon it. (Fourth floor, 16th st. Gievators. Is Jaraxese, Deranrursr, HERE AKE SO) TAL TT! 100 Larxe Oatmes each, — 25 Fine Tokio Covered Veretable Dishets —From $1.00 to 82-90. — Worth double. — 50 Sugar Bowls. SOO Deru trem Zhe. to 18e.—— (j 50 Cracker Jarsin Tokio, Sagi and Owark j We. each. d 50 Sazt Bow! SAltedced from 50e. to 25e 25 Imari Butter Dishe ——Keduced fron 75 Assorted Pieces comprising Vases, Cracker Jars, Meat Dishes. Ke. ——Worth frou 1.00 to 82.00. Only $1.00.— THE LACE BUYER has made the largest and mos Just received a lot of 1,000 Open Fansinthe | fortunate purchases of any. ‘The list below docu newest colors and deaens ive half the details, —— Laces Ar Har Prices. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 20th, Lith and ¥ sts. n.w, From the seven hundred and eleven pieces may be selected over one hundred pieces that are offered lity erally at half price. Not apiece that is not from tem, tw fifteen per cent below current prices, Hists Or Besr Baxoass. ‘The list below gives an fies of some of the best bar > ay13. Moppniss, Gi SrOvER, |. pagan yntinedanlamesenamens MUDDIMAN, GAS STOVES, | so much below prevailing prices, and ask you mot to Gl4 12TH ST, GASOLINE, be disappointed if the Lace you may happen to require tsoniy trom 10 to 15) ‘CeBt less than it will cum® ou 12TH ST. GASOLINE, elec - eed . oe ee BLACK LACE DEML-FLOUNCINGS. wu (The best values are at these prices + Oe, Tleoe 2c, dhe., Bic.. Ge., The. He. and $1 a yard, range fg in width from 8 to 13 inches. ‘The writer meriy points here and there, What the reader might consider the prettiest desicn and Lest quality may wot be meme tioned. 48c.-Big Bow Knots as if appliqued, Width 13 inches, Worth 75c. ayard. 5e.—Polka dots with floral border uf Thread Laces Width 12 inches, Worth Ne, a yard. (0c. —Tiny bouquets sprinkled here and there,ribbow, border. Width P inches. Worth the. « yard. 2e.—Polke dot and flowers, artistically blended, Width 11 iuches. Worth dic. ya. ‘3c. —Tiny dots and leaves, Width 1] inches, Wortly Se. ya. Canuazr & Lewy, 925 7th st, and 700 Kat. n. _ Another great Bargain in White Bed Spreads. — eat pulia Diianevinaing twin One hundred extra size and weight at @1 each, | OSC —Four rows of polks dots.srad m4 ‘They are perfect goods, and there will bene amore, | rspersed with dashes, Width 10 iuches, Worth #2 Your chatice for a bancain. va. Children's Outing Flannel Shirt Walsts; good | 48e.—Bow knot. Width 11 inches. Worth The. 9, style and well made, Sizes 5 to 13 years, Ouly| 49¢—Piowers of thnvad lace. A beautiful piece, eon Width 7 inches. Worth €1.25 94. We closed out frou a manufacturer alot of Hem- | ¥ stitched Pillow Cases; full size and first-class cot-| 30c.—Floral design with artistic Grecian boner, ton; togo at &boents a pair. Width 13inches. Worth #1.10 9d. A lot of Ladies’ Lisle Hibbed Vests, V-shaped | 55¢,—Palm leaves, Width, 14 inches, Worth €1.23 neck. Price hias been 0c. Price now 2c. on ‘Will ofer another lot of the Swiss Ribbed Vests: . at 1c, of three for 2c. Some of thislot sold fur | $%-—Smail dots and flowers, ritton edge, Width ® inches. Worth tie. yd. Be. each. Gic.—As above, Width I3 inches, Worth @1.19 yd A few pieces of Matting to close cheap. 36c.—Polka dot, riVbon border, Width 9 inchesy _ Worth Sic. ‘NARROW LACES TO MATCH. CARHART & LEIDY, ‘We show the same designs as quoted above from Ifa, to dhe. a yard, in widths frum 3 to Gimebes. Especially ood quality are the d-inch wide Polke Dot Laces a® 2be. a yard. ‘The new Flouncings come at @1, @1.35 and €1.508 yard. Polka dots with ribbon border at only @1.a yard. New design in Stripe Bands and Polke Dote at @1.35 and wonderful tuitation of Thread Lace at only @1 5@ yard. 48-Iscx Wie Ners. Daeg (028 7th st, and 700 Ket. nw. You have probebly seen or heard of the Palais FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Royal's Lace Nets and of the bargains abown from tine to the. These Seta eottpac ali sormer uferingty — S0e. YARD—Polka Dota, Crescenta, stripes and Dots ands uew design which puzzles the writer te READ THESE PRICES. describe, but which ts beautiful witbal. ‘Tse. YARD—Four particularly choice designs t= - — floral and geometrical «ffucta, 90c. YARD—Four styles, among. which ts the Fleas Sold Oak Antique-finished Bed Room Suites, 3) De Lis pattern and of quality worth @1.000 yard. Pieces, for 17 cash or $18 on credit. YARD—Several patterns, The piece of bows ‘T-piece Parlor Suites, solid walnut frames, upbol- | knot design is the styleand quality of whatis being ‘stered in plush or best hair cloth, for €28 cash or €30 vetalled elsewhere at 61.750 yard —_ At 61.25, $1.35, $1.50, 61.08, G1.75and 62 ary Good WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRINGS tor $2.25 aah | shown some very choice Nets, which you will do well 6 OF 82.50 on credit. ask to see. BRUSSELS CARPET, O0c. cysh or G5c. on credit. Good INGRAIN CARPET, 5c, cash or 40s. 02) Tuer New Crran Laces: credit. ‘We sewand lay all CARPETS free of cost and don't | Put a iance bere and there: @ic. for Polka Dot with bow knot border, 18 inches Wide, Worth @1 yard. ‘50 cents for Kew Style Polka Dot Vai. Lace, 8 inches wide Worth Sie. yard. ie. to@1.25 are the price extremes for Chantilly charge for the waste in matching figrures. Our terms are the easiest of any house in the city; only a email payment at time of purchase and the bal- ‘ance in EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. No notes required and 6 per cent discount allowed on all sccounts settled im thirty days, Dewi-flouncings, Thrce designs at Sic, are weil ‘worth 61 yard. — ‘be. to 480. for narrower Laces to match. BEIGE LACEB—Beige is « pretty Tan shade. The GRoGAX's designs are polka dots with ribbon border. Prices, Fie. 00 Te. yan. Widths, 33 to 12% inches, ‘BUR Mull and Chiffon in all the new shades and neg ‘Vetlings were also secured to sell below prevailing prices. Lcmenags krone 1 ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, . : & LISNER, Gor. 12th. and Pa, ave,