Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1891, Page 4

4 “THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: s fm the city. As a local sareneans Medinu it bas ne competitor. ——SsSS According to the report of Col. Elliot. en- gineer in charge of the water supply of Wash- ington, the amount of water consumed and ‘wasted in the city and Georgetown in the cen- sus year of 1890 was 180 gallons per capita per day. The estimate is probably out of the way the ease of other cities of the country and in Europe, where consumption and waste of water de not often —im Europe only once — ex- ing of the dam two and « half feet at the Great Falls would give all the water of an improved quality that might be desired. In the connection with the waste and consump- tion he recommends, however, that the work of clevuting the dam might be postponed iff the prevent limited application of the meter aystem was extended so as to increase the rates to hotele, breweries, factories, livery stables or wherever great amounts of water in use turna money profit The value of this idea appears im a moment when it is seen that such increase of rates will enable a corresponding reduction of rates to the average consumer as wellas tend te postpone the raising of the dam at the Great Falls. This is « matter of the first importance te the citizens of Washington and to the gov- erament and Col Elliot's efforts to secure ‘clearer aad better water merit attention at the hands of Congress. He favors, as he did last year, an widitional settling basin and be rec- ‘ommends for this purpose the use of the old receiving reservoir, now unused. By deepen- ing the reservoir so as to increase its capacity from 170,000,000 gallons to about 290,000,000 gallons, the coolness and purity of the water as ‘weil as its quantity will be improved. A city's water supply might be said to be her physical life. Weshington is the nation’s capital and her physical life is therefore of moment to the entire repabliec. ~~ While the copyright act seems destined to a measure of success it may require amendment im certain particulars. It is pointed out by several lawyers that the aet will apply, through some defect in its draft, only to publications in the English language and that the foreign au- thors other than English will receive no ad- vantage. Neither could the American author, if this coxstrnetion be true, prevent the intro duction into this country of copies of bis own works printed in other languages. The diffi- culty lies im reconciling the copyright act with exceptions included in a paragraph of the Mc- Kinley tariff act; the provisions of the two acts, im the opinion of some lawyers and others, not agreeing with the view of those who framed and secured the law and desire to see it go into effect. —__+=___— ‘There iss pathetic touch that goes to the core ofjthe world’s heart in that little exchange Gf sympathies between Spurgeon and Glad- stone, for the world, knowing. the men as it does, feels the truth of the message scrawled on his sick bed by the great preacher to the great statesman: “Your's is a word of love such as those only write who have been into ‘the King’s country and seen much of His face.” $s ‘Sir William Vernon Harcourt is looming up speaker. Hisarticles signed “Historicus,” which appeared in the London Times, gave him great celebrity. The name of Mr. Morley is European of his importance is always lucky when be isn’t being bombarded. — Last year's story of a reorganization of the Tepublicans in South Carolina, with aid from certain democrats as a white party, is revived i of the split im the democratic ranke. good story so long as facts work that way. But a white republican party in the Pul- metto state which shall jeppardize the success of the solid south has not yet arrived. It may. ‘Then it will be of living interest. —— Six months im jail was gentle treatment for the “voodoo doctor” who swindled a colored womas ovt of three dollars. Frauds upon the eredubty of the ignorant c!ass of negroes are very common, and they not only leave their vietims poorer but confirm a superstitious tendency that is the greatest obstacle to mental and moral progress oo ‘The dispatch used im removing the old and laying down the new rails on the avenue is highly commendable. The Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company has learned something by its experience im cable laying on its Tth street extension—an experience that sorely tried the public patience at that time. ——— ‘The news is received with due dolorousmess that Madam Materse is rather too stout for some of the roles that she takes in the Wagner- ian festival in Beyreuth. One of the draw- backs to Wagner is that a performer who has developed enough tung power and endurance te go through with one of his operas is likely to be altogether too big for looks. ee Wt might be prudent to have the “extra handsome picture” to be gotten out showing the Grami monument in s state of imaginary omplction, done in enduring oil for the bene- ‘8: of unervus future generations. eee « The enterprising litigants who claim to own @ bundret millon dollars’ worth of real estate im the imimediate neighborhood of Broadway, have me Coubt quite mtisfied the New Yorker's appetite for having things done on a large ale ————— ‘With the Howell Lumber Company's failure im Kansas, and the clopement of the Carey- Lombard Lumber Company's manager with a good locking woman and 10,000, the woods seem to be full of them eo Senator Quay’s statement to 8 Pittsburg re- porter that he could fill a column with denials one that te not likely to be questioned even Dy bis enemies ‘The benquets which the copyright bill ocea- tioned way have been intended to typify the increased amount of esting that it may enable —_— ‘With the attorney general of Texas suing it ‘te recover 100,000 acres of land, the T. sad P. BR corms to be about 9 parts Texas to a very mmall 1 of Pacific. ——— ‘The fireewapt town of Jadisque, Guadalajara Province, Spain, got away with = good deal when it escaped with its name The unpublished-history-of-Lincom mine seems entirely proof against being worked out AVENE quantity made up for us before mak- fug thie announcement, in onder to be able to supply the large Drices carefully. 1 lot of Children’s Pure Silk Hose, Biack, Pink and Light Blue. Re- duced from $1.35, $2.35 and &3to ‘Se. per pair. Heads like hyperbole, but ‘tis true Llot of Ladies’ Biack Silk Hose. Reduced from $1.38 aud $1.55 to Be. Opairs Ladies’ Black Silk Hose. from 2e. to Ze. per pair. 1 lot of Ladies Solid-colored Cotton ‘Hose, in Tans, Grays and Browns to ‘wear with the russet shoes. Reduced from 2c. to 2c. per pair. From time to thine during the next ten days other small lots will be thrown out on the’counters at re- duced prices, but tt issafe to say they ‘will not equal in impertance the Present offerime, hence an immediate call is esnential to avoid disappoint- ment. Reduced from 50, @, 75e. and $1 to Children’s Colored Taffeta Gloves. ‘Redweed from 25, 43 aud 50. to 1c. Per pair. NURSES’ CAPS REDUCED. The entire balance of our stock of murses’ and waitresses’ Dotted and Piain Swiss Caps. Reduced from 23, 29, Gand WO to 1c. each. APRONS REDUCED. Every single 2Sc. Apron tn stock has been marked down to 2ic. eseh. VASSAR SHIRTS REDUCED. ‘91.50 Vassar Shirts now 81.25. ‘91 75 Vasear Shirts now $1.25. $1.75 Puffedtromt Shirts now $1.50. ‘$= Dotted Swiss Fronts now 61.75. STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN FANS. ‘We have a few too many to sellin the regular way at regular pricee, hence to imcrease the demand we ‘Novelty” Fans at proportionate Teduct.ons. LADIES’ CHEMISETTES REDUCED. ‘We offer the remainder of our stock of Ladies! 25e. Lineu Chemsettes, ‘with turn-down and standing collare, at the low price of 2le. each. CORSETS REDUCED. A suail lot of “C. B.* and other dollar Corsets bave been reduced to Ste. per pair. Sizes 2, 24, 25, 26, ‘27 and 2s inches. TREMENDOUS MARK-DOWN IN UNDERWEAR. A sweeping search has been made im the Un lerwear stock, and all auall lots, odd lines and strictly wummer- ‘weigitts brouzht to the front and marked at ridiculously low prices, We want to lay im an entirely new stock of Underwear this fall and winter. Ladies’ White Superfine Merino ‘Vests, low neck and no sleeves, full Tewular made. Reduced from 70c., ‘TSe., Se. and Se. to Be. each. Children’s Fine Gauze Vests and Drawers. Reduced from ‘Se. to We. each. Chttdren's Summer-weicht Ribbed ‘Vests and Drawers. Sizes 2 to 10 Years. Keduced from Sie. to 2x. each. Ladies’ Fine Ribbed Vests, low Beck and nosieeves, run with ribbon, Reduced from 40c. to 20c. each. Ladies’ Fine Ribbed Vests, low neck audno sleeves, Reduced from ‘Ladies’ Ribbed Drawers, summer ‘Weight. Reduced from 35 to 2c. per pair. ‘Ladies’ White Fine Ribbed Draw qr. Beduced from 50 to 38. per A S33FA HEE * wew 22)4x88-inch PILLOW C. ‘27a8-inch PILLOW CARES a2 25.2 pain 22272-imch BOLSTER CASKS—91.50 and —Bara Couronrs.— ‘This stock ie mo reepecter of seasons—Everybody Qught to we that they havea proper Lath equipment. This ts the place to get it if you haven't everything that is neeted. G-4x8-4 White Terry Blankets—93. 30 each. —Trarx Bara Townrs.—- 2124-inch WHITE TERRY, with colored benders-—th —Barz Croras— 10-10 inch White Terry—Se. each. 12-12 inch White Terry—10c. each. 18-18 inch White Terry—12c. each. ‘There is no yoing bebind the fact that if you sre without a aupply of these things you should Aave ‘them. They come under the head of necessities and ‘we have put the prices where your purses can easily reach them. SFATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING," NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840, BY BAUBI'S POPULAR SHOPPING PLACER 7TH STREET. TRU If you haves Trunk to buy—buy it now—and buy it ‘The prices below will convince you that it is to your ‘benefit to look through our itne before you think of Every Trank in the house has been reduced in price, and before stock taking we intend to sell every Trunk inthe house. Our prices before this reduction were the lowest in town. This extra reduction im prices is a oxtracrdinary saving to you. WE GUARANTEE EVERY TRUNK WE SELL. ‘That line ts a sufficient voucher of quality. PRICES TELL-READ THESE. Zine Trunks, tron bottom: Staes... 38 Reduced prices. $205! gazs! “es. a better Zinc Trunk, iron bottom, full Snish, tray, Sizes, a2 | mM | 38 Reduced prices..... 331 €5.851 94.101 94.00 Zinc Trunks, extra lange boxes, iron bottom, full 2 Prices. 4. 10 Zinc Trunks, two styles, tron bottom, either one ‘with thrve lange hat Loxes or extra webb tray: i | 30 06.451 “9u06 Fiat Top Cauvas Trunks, Bags. Sh ead CLS Belts Leathe Cech Tas. ol stone, Ge. wae! Cantas Telescope Cases—leather clamped—very strong. zl a | 2:35] er.cs! 3.30] cass Alto the best Alligator Bags made—sewed in English frame, he. CCU CT) ‘Worth more. iat A $25 Waren For ‘Consisting of a Lady's Fine American Stem- ‘winder in handsomely engraved jold-flled hunting cases, made by the celobrated DUEBER WATCH CASE CO. And warranted by them for 20 years’ wean, ‘This ts a rare chance to buy a really mer!- torious article at almost half price. Weare enabled to make this bonanzs offer oaly through buying 8 lot of 50 of them at an as nignee’s sale in New York; otherwise we could not buy them of the factory and sell for less than $25. BR. BARRIS & CO., 4y20,22 Corner 7th and D sts. nw. Laxssvrcx & Bro. ‘Woare already beginning to put “‘dwin- dling” prices On ALL WHITE GooDs. INDIA LINENS ‘Marked down. MULLS ‘Marked down. SWISSES ‘Marked down. VICTORIA LAWNS ‘Marked down. Al} our WAIIE Guops at “dwindling” prices. FLOUNCINGS ‘We are selling for ‘$1 PER YARD. wh FOUTS in quest of « LIGHT-WEIGHT AP or SHAWL to take away with you we ‘Would suggest a look among our stock. ‘We have “‘demolished™ prices on ail our stocks, and a chance is now offered you to buy Hiht-weieht garments, suitable for Present wear or for early fall wear, way be- low thelr value. TOURIST KUCHING, Gyards tos box, Mc. per box; 12 yards to box. 25c. per box. Splendid to wear dur- ing this hot weather. Most economical Ruchine for bot wenther. We havea creat Accumulation of Remnants that we are glad to part with marked out on Ruching counter. CHIFFONS! CHIFFONS! : Our Be. ‘Quality of Chiffon seems to have canzht the popular admiration. We have sold of this one quality hundreds of yards. Wo keep filing in and keep well supplied. Colora RED, YELLOW, PINK, BLUE, ORANGE, NILE, TAN, Gray, NAVY, WHITE, CREAM, BLACK. Reductions in our Worsted Department. Best quality Nonantum Ger.nantown, in all shades, Lic. per hank. All Shetland Wools and Flosses at 10c. per bank. Our Piush and Silk Ornaments at half ‘usual prices. Our Silk Fringes at half usual prices. Leonard's Kuitting and Crochet Silks, 25¢, per spool. -ANS.—We inemnde in our Fan stock all tthe ch that arp desirable {oF Bieeplepaia quatty for cedtasry ace "ee "Sur ide, Japanese Pa pour ide a mie warvel of 5 rhe wrondzoualy best Nicus in’ this price Fun wutifut, the parchmené dure Our 1ie., 20c. and 25e. Fans in same pro- Portion of's wore beauliful character aud af “uote that price we carry tho complete ange of prices Up to the Bncat quality. DERBY SILVER WARE GOODS.—We eg svat fiers pieces of Derby silver wich as Combs, Druslies, Ahrrerse Tnketands. Pin Cusulous, Jett over frou ous Curistinas purchases ‘roods areas aa new and Jun an desire. Hf any Soe meeds to buy a fe"quite appropriste, "We ‘have ding the price to cut on the te ALNING PIECES. i address our Mail ponaiie cates cee toe Be spt considerat TTT TTT TS Gore To SHAKE Your VEST? If yon are, don't go around with the waistband ‘of your trousers exposed. Sashes were invented to hide it and lend tidiness to ‘Your appearance. ‘We are closing outa lot of fancy Gordon Susbes at Everybody knows the price should be $3.50. JOSEPH AUERBACH. **YOUR OUTFITTER.” {Sa PE sessiasassstiibiannseaiaiiaid Exrnaonpmar. ay ES, IT 18 AN EXTRAORDI- SARY THING TORKDUCETER PRICE OF GOOD, RELIABLE CLOTHING AS MUCH A8 00 AND 73 PERCENT, BUT THIS 18 AN EITRA- ORDINARY OCCASION, AND TO CLOSE OUT 47 ONCE OUR ENTIRE ‘LINE OF MEN'S CUTAWAY AxD RACK SUITS WE HAVE MADE THIS EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION. ‘YOU CAM GET A GOOD HEAVY OR ‘MEDIUM-WEIGHT OVERCOAT FOR YOURSELF OR FOR THE BOY aT ABOUT ONE-HALF 1T8 VALUER, AMD THOSE MEWS SEPARATE ‘TROUSERS, AT 92.50 PER PAIR, REPRESENT THE MOST VALUE FOR THE LEAST MONEY OF ANY @00DS EVER OFFERED IN WASH. 2-6 o'clock is closing time with us now every evening, except Saturdays, unt April 1. “Mosreare Ovr.- ‘This morning we turned loose im our MEN'S CLOTHING and FURNISHING DEPART- MENTS some lots that cannot answer to the ‘*roll call of stses"—and we put prices to ‘em that “‘eet'em on the run.” It'll pay to keep aneyoon ‘Ws clover than ever now. Stock-taking time is “end ahead”—and anything that “smacks of ‘© remnant" must be out of the way before that “*@ay of reckoning" dawns. These are “odds ‘and enda,” and that's « proof that they're popa- Jar. You may be sure that you'll not come ecrous a relic of a bygane aeason—for we don’t Jet stock stand still here. Setisfuction in this saleiecnly s question of ‘size. The styles are just what are wanted for present wear—and ‘most everybody can find use for them. Two Lors Or Trovszns. ‘You are not in styie without = pairof PLAID PANTS, and yet we've sold so many this season ‘We're about out some of the sizes, Whet there are left, though, of the $2.98, €3, $3.50and 64 qualities you can have for Ftd 1 erre.maPamRwey rit ‘We've been matching up our CASSIMERE, CHEVIOT and SERGE SUITS, and found lots of PANTS left all by themselves. As luck ‘would have it they're good patterns to soll sep- arately. Worth 4, $5, $6 and $7, but you cam take what'll ft you for FL tt @rescoa Paine it Om A Qvanren* and a hundred dozen new-shape BOWS to chose from—made of Zephyr Silk—rewular balf dollar quality for Ere Mase Tur Mosr Or Turse. BLUE FLANNEL COATS—Sacks and Cut- aways. There are very few small sizes, but lots of big ones. The regular price ts $7.50— Cutto ttt t eeresmome rier Another lot that are regular at @5 we've marked Litt epreesoree ft rid We guarantee the color in these Coates. Itie pure indigo dye. Heavs Ur Acary. ‘You want one of these @2.50, $2.25, $2, 02.75 and 81.50 STRAW HATS that we're sell- ing for 111 1 s@eocentswe } bt —That's for yourself—and for your boys take Your choice of the 2, $1.75, $1.50, 1.2% and 98c. STRAW HATS that were with the men’s in that Brigam, Hopkins’ purchase—for 11 1 1 s@reoceNTs.“e 1 1 if Allcolors, sbapes and sizesin both—but this is the (ast week of them. 1 GEr25CENTS.-Ge 1 i it Meass Jvsr Waar Ir Sars. All the ‘‘odds and ends” of WHITE and FANCY VESTS—single and double-breasted— that were $1, $1.25 and $1.50, now 11 1 | SaesCENTS-wR 1] Tt All the btoken lots of the @2, $2.50 snd 83 qualities now tii l swrepes-we rir Buazens.-75 Cents. ‘Your choice of the PRINTED BLAZERS that havo sold for $1, $1,25and$1.50—all the *‘clap colors" ai 1 ot s@P75 CENTS.“SR Yo 1 LL Someot tho sizes arerunning low in our 350. and 25c. STRIPED and UNBLEACHED HALF HOSE, To clear them all out take 1 | a@r3 PAIRS FOR SOCENTS.-@B 1 2 Cax You Waar 833, 34035 Coat and Vest? We'ves perfect Amitatation of Seersucker — only in these small size, When we could fit anybody they were G2and $2.50—and worth it. What are left are ( €2791 FOR THE COAT AND VEST.-@8 [ Irs A Frrax Or Ovrs_ to reduce genuine MACINTOSH WATER- PROOF COATS—but we've ten more than we ‘want that run in sizes from 38 to 44. They are regniar $7.50 Coats. Take'em for Phi dt eraser bai Neoutoz Sumrs. One lot of OUTING CLOTH and FLANNEL NEGLIGE SHIBTS, STRIPED PATTERNS— reqular at $1.50—**Odd and End™ price. 1 tot to apewe 1 bie “Bracx As A Crow ‘Dut it's the fad. We've sold hundreds of dozens of this BLACK UNDERWEAR—SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. Now someof the lines are ‘weak on thesizes—capecially the #1.50 quality ‘What's left of that you can have for LoL 1 bari. each plece.-BR 1 1 1 ‘You can soe the necessity for ‘‘coming quick” if you went any “‘part orlot” in these bargains. ‘They're scarce and that's what makes’en so pogr in price. SAKS AND COMPANY, You know where we are. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND Bt STREET. Canuant & Ley, 928 7TH ST. AND 706 K ST. N. W. Bordered Handkerchiata, choice at Be. each. J 80 pleces of White India Limon, st Ses ard; the usual 10°. quality. ‘The balance of our Whito and Percale ‘Shirt Waists reduced to 0. to clowa, A special in Gtnurham Aprons, 2 yards of ‘0c. Gingham in each apron and well made, only 200. eed. A apecial oSqring in Crean Damask Table ‘Linen, 00 inches wide and only 50v. a yard. A Pure Linen Huck Towel, extra heavy and good wise, only 12340. ‘Barvains in Mattings. Agente for Watts Cclabeated Giveceine Jaby of Vialeta, D.c, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1891. we | ae Asp 10TH, 11TH AND P STS. ¥. W. —o— oo RE Until September we close at 1 o'clvek Saturdays: other days at 5. Coxrixvaxce oun Svanuzn Srocx-Taxsxe Repvertox Suz. enemies + ,00,UB ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY WILL 3 3 vrove tilinen of erent interest to thou- OO" sands, especially to economical folks, ‘who will recoznize ite great importance. You can stop at any counter this week and the more ‘you spend the more you will save. Permit us tocall your aitention to our ‘Travelers’ Out- fitting” Department—you may need a Trusk of Valise of some kind—you can find just what you want bere—the bcst kinds in grest variety, —shown at prices we guarantee. —— Have You Eve Ho A Lue OPPORTUNITY? LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S MULL HATS RE- GARDLESS OF Cost. ‘The reason of thia reduction perhaps doemn’t interest you ; the fact undoubtedly will. This t» the reason, however: We don't went the hats, but we do want their room, Here are the de- scriptions and prices for them, all this season's Sreah coods: LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S FINE MULL BATS, ‘Largerolyng and fiat shaper, stylishly trimmed, finished with rosette of mull, brim edged with lace. There are represented all the leading and pretty shades of Pink, Blue, Red and White, ‘and all with corded brims. easily laundered. —ALL 83.50 xrades now $1.50.— ALL 4.00 grades now $1.00.— ——ALL 82.50 grades now $1.00.— ‘The stylish “‘Poke” shapes im Blueand Cream Silk mull that were @4 —Are also eee e All our BOYS’ MULL TAM.O-SHANTER CAPS, with hemstitched crown and wide hem- stitched ties, reduced from $1.50 to ——25e. eact —— ALL OUR INFANTS’ BLUE CHAMBRAY Sun Bonnets, with tucked and corded crown, ‘easily laundered reduced from $1.50 to —25e. each. — (Second floor, 10tirst. building.) Sroca-Taxtxe Renverioxs [x LINEN DEPARTMENT. 2% dozen FANCY SILK FINGER BOWL DOYLIES. Size 734x734 inches. The colors aro Licht Blue, Pink, Salmon, Nile Green, Canary, &e. —Redneed from 15e. to 10c. each, $1.20 dozen. — 2 dozen Fancy Cotored Washstand ‘Turkey Red and White, Brown and Wi ‘Light Blue and White, Cardinal and White, &. —Reduced from 30c. to 19¢. each. — ‘WOdosen Fancy Bordered Damask Towels, ‘with knotted fringe. — Reduced from 25 to 2lc., $2 50a don. — (Second. floor, 11th st. building.) Sroce-Taxrso Repvcrioxs IN HAMBURG DEPARTMENT. ee Atew pieces leit of those HEMSTITCHED PRINTED LAWNS, so popular this season. —oFROM 50c. TO 374¢.— One style is PLAIN WHITE, WITH BED AND WHITE STRIPED BORDER: another 4s WHITE, WITH BLUE FIGURES ALL OvER. —Rerular price, 50c. — —To be closed out at 37%e. a yard.— (Pirat floor, second annex.) Is Urnorstear Dyranrvest. ‘We makes specialty of the Adams 84 Mor quito Netting (not 7-4.) Golats BE: HSS ot @ vara, Weare showing a full line of Silkalines, 36 inches wide. —Only 7c. yara.— ‘Window Shades made to order. Send us your address and have an estimate given you sree of cost. Window Screens made toorder. All sizes. Prices lower than ever before. Eslimates free. Famiture Slip Covers made to order of Dimities, French Cretonnes and Chintses. Also of Linens. Estimates sree. (Fourth flour, 11th street building.) Daveoisrs Soxpnres Deranruesr. —o A fine assortment of Bath Sponges at —5. 8, 10, 12, 30, 40, 60 and d5c. each. — One of the latest—the Wash-rag Sponge—very fine and flat—especially adapted to the totiet— two sizes, 30 and O0c. each. — Asuperior imported Bay Rum, bottled ex- Pressly for Woodward & Lothrop in patent-top Dottles. Se. Flesh Brushes— ‘With long handles. —-25, 58, 68, 75e. and $1.15. — (E-rst floor, 12th street building. ) SHAWLS —o— ‘THE LAST OPPORTUNINY TO SECURE 4 LIGHT SUMMER SHAWL aT A REDUCED PRICE. ‘emall lot of large sine Nottingham Knit ‘Sbawis, in Grays and Bisck, excellent for sea- ide or mountain wear. —Beduced from $2 to $1.25.— ‘Lot of Sik Striped Arab Shawls, very nobby and effective, — Reduced from 96 ond $7 to $3.50.— ‘1 lot of fine imported Worsted Fascinstors, tn Cream, Pink, Light Blue, Cardinal and Bieck. —Beduced from €2.25 te @1.75 exch.— ‘1 let of Hand-made Steamer Hoods, tm Light ‘Bive and Cream, finished with silk ribbons — Only $2 each. — 1 lot of Pure Silk Canton Crepe Shewia, large ‘taving to you of from 30 to 25 per cent. (Tied Sook, 11th st. bailding.) Lore Asarvazs Tx Sours, Axp 20TH, 11TH AND F STS._N.W. sateen EW" Lench room vizth foor, Mth at. building. Accessible by tivo elevators. Taavereas Ocrrreme Deranrucsr. ‘This ie the larwest and most comprehensive Stcek of traveling roods ever shown in Washing ton, and 01 Prices areasiow, in many instances lower. than sleewhere, hence weank otr patrons and the public to visit this department and con- ‘firm these facts for themecives. ‘We carry the ‘Verv best grades of goods on the market, all of Which are made by the leadine manufacturers of the country, including Trunks, Ladies’ Satchels, Meu's Traveling Baga, Hat Tronke, lat Boxes, Extension Cases, Dress Suit ( eg, Sanat BSieneed aes teas ae and Tags, Steiner Russand hatte &. Alt TRUKS MARKED FREE OF en LAK StRaPs GIVEN WITH ‘STRAMEK Ss MA BY RIV nie Thee oe eA ae ARDY ALL VESSELS ANG FROM K PULLAVELPHIA —° i xrvKs.o— We have Packing Canvas Drews Y xPucles We Will mention ouly a few of the leaders. od slats sheet en tetiner testo ea tr: Busses “rood tock boty and urawe foc. 14.50 No. G—Baskot Trauks, made of best willow. raade ‘covered With, Leavy cuameled canvas. bound— lined With extra Leavy iinen, roomy bat box—strictiy ‘There was never « better selected stock of Traveling “Sart exhibited tn the county thee are imine lt styles and wrafen, tro 10- “Seance, tunucin fa price te 825.00. Weinaheuapeclaity of the huer graies, ny acres Sem ae Ses me oe ey oes fo ee 18.00 | $20.00 7 crane Boo Todb at Gettin WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 320 ‘rh, 11th and Pets. nw. Store closes every evenina até o'clock dur- ting July and August. W. A. Puce & Co. ‘Successorsto E. G. Davis, ‘TAS Market Space, (Corner Sth street. THE BARGAIN BULLETIN OF OUR CLEARING SALE is unusually attractive to- @ay. CLOSE PRICES and MODERN MER- CHANDISING are the onderor the day. The ‘Various departments throughout the house are sparkling with rich offers. THIS GREAT REDUCTION SALE of OURS reduced INVENTORY of stock next week. Soyousee LOW FRICES have to REDUCE it VEKY MUCH this WEEK. Look over today's BAR- GAIN HINTS. Tuar Lor Or Cunzexs Gowss ‘That we advertised last week at REDUCED PEICES were ALL sold with the exception of the following sizes. ‘These we will close out as quoted below: Size 2 YEARS. WAS 50c. REDUCED to ‘Be. each. Size years. Was Ge. REDUCED TO4®, each. Size 8 years. Was Tie. REDUCED TO 508. cock. Size 10 years. Was 80c. REDUCED to Sic, each. THESE GOWNS are all well made andere Perfect Atting. They arean unusually good BARGAIN. mite Goons Deranruest. ‘We are doing SHARP PRICE CLIPPING in this department. You will find splendid values ‘30 pieces WHITE LAWN in i : apes if Fy | £ z F 3 ie | inte thal ine iat . Hi | 1 i H Tax Tar Farn Cone. Tsu this good Mustration of ttecMesey? Rie e wry warm and sultry day. Jones and Brown are near neiohbore. Jonee @ lover of natureand the Porch of his house ts made cool iovking and refreshing UR meet emeliing Rowers Brows hagn't (nme or thought of such wnneceasary (2) additions te his howse- hold. Jones keeps cool while Brown ts fuming end Fretting and wacomfortably warm. dind yet the ther- mometersim Brown's and Jone porches shew there {4 mo derence inthe temperature, THE MORAI. Make your home cool joking and you'll frcs eval. Dons Jones did. Buy toe inexpensive but foliage laden Plants that are sok at auction and then bie Fou to the Palais Royal and secure decorated flower pote— Jardinieres they are called. ‘The 20 per cent discount now allowed brings them to you at mapufacturer's Prices, Frome few centsto @15 each ame the price extremes, the cheapest would not disgrace any gentle. ‘man's porch, whilethe choice imported pote will only be appreciated by those of cultivated tastes. Like ‘the dowers the:uselves, you may. Pay several dollars fora scarce rose tree and butefew cents for s com ‘moner variety. It's mot the difference in looks so much 48 the rarity of the one and the plenty of the other that regulates the price. YOULL WANT a FAX. ‘Your faith won't ‘be put to such © severe test af You havea supply of fanson your porch. The Palais Royal has just the right kind Generous Size Paim Leaf Fans, strengthened with cellulose tremmings, reduced Srom tw? conte each. Japanese Fans and Japanese Flower Puts to match, i you wish. ‘The clearing sule of summer goods doesn't exclude the seesonable Japanese Fans. Thos marked 18 and 20 cents are offered at 15 cents. All S00. Fans to go at 3c. each, excepting those of Bisck parchment with Gold and White embosine, Which are reduced to 42 canta each. Of course you can't live on your porch, se you'll Want a folding fan—e pocket fan. ‘The Palais Royal bas more of these fine than any otber three stores in town. Sorry to write it—tov many of them. Ke- duced from 10, 15 and 20 ceuts to ® 12 end 17 cents. ‘Some of them usually retail at 25 ceute A collection, ‘second to few in the country. of choice gauze, lace and feather fans, trom €2 to @3beach. 10 per cent dis count, one-tenth off the price marked on the fan you swlect. We will this evening Sill the window No. 1119 Pennsylvania avenue with samples of all the faus quoted above and are ameured you will admire their beauty. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) . Tue Crane Sax Paices. ‘Sumner Goods in every department are lowered tm, Price. Here are large bunches of Roses, with foliage and extra lomg stems, Just the trimming for legborn hats, FOR ONLY 75 CENTS BUNCH. Flower Hats reduced from €2.25to $1.50. Miscellaneous lots st 35, 35 and 48 cents contain rare banrains. TOWELS. —Knotted Fringe Damask Towels for 23 imstead of 23 ceuts. Smaller size reduced to only Qe. each. WINDSORS—It's hardly necomary to write of the ‘Silk Grenadine and Wash Silk Windsors at 19 cents, ‘worth from 25 to 50 cents, But here's something you don't know of-Just arrived: Black and Navy Grena- dine Windsors, with ends of aii stripes in White, Bed and Blue, only 25¢. each. MEN'S UNDERWEAR—French Balbriewan Shirts, ‘izes 4 to 42, for 2 cents each,and Full Regular Half Hose, with spliced heels and toss, for only 13 ceuts or 2 pairs for 25e, UMBRELLAS The Genuine ‘‘Giorls” Umbrelias for 98 conte instead of @1.25, (Continued below. Mose New Laces Anave, ‘What with the bargains resulting from lest week's reat purchase and the later arrivals, the writer is pus- zled. To mention a few is to neglect the many, but to mention the many is an impossibility. So the ques- tion fe what mot fo mention. Here goes, but don't think we can't meet your requirement because not im- cluded below. 75 Cexre For $1 Ners. ‘We can but quote the price and worth and try to tell Of the designs. The quality we can't show you om Paper; if we could these nets wouldn't be here twenty- four hours, Design No.1. Roman Key. Design No. 2. Triple Cresent amd Dot. ‘Design No. 3. Stripes of diamond shapa. Design No. 4 Half moon and sprig. Design No.5. Sunflower. Sa Full 43 inches wide. All at Tie. yard. ‘THE PaLals ROYAL. (Continued below.) Des: Frovsersos T5c. Yann 20 to 18 inches wide.) ‘Don't smile incredulously when you seed Demi Flouncings worth $1.2, @1.48, €1.6% @1.6 and $2.25 @ yard for only 75 cente. If it were not so, think you, we would besuch fools as to write ft. Such ‘a suicidal policy would mever do. If a proper sense of ‘morais docs not influence the business man the success ‘of im baniness does. What good would the merchants’ advertincments dof they could net be rehed on? Bo that while some may cletm for themesives extra- ordigary sense of truthfulness and others may bluntly tell you ft pays to be honest and truthful, the result 1¢ ‘whe same. ‘THE PaLals ROYAL (Continued below.) Porxa Dor Laces ‘We are making a specialty of the various widths @ match. 5 inches wide, ic. yard; @ inches wide. Ste. yard; 12 inches wide, 4%. yard. These Laces have the ribbon border and are very superior quality of alk. ‘You may remember we are selling Ginch wide Polke ‘Dot Lace at only 25 cents, but those above quoted are new and extraordinary beryeins. ‘THE PaLals ROTAL (Continued below.) 8c. Llc Axp 13c. Laces 4s inches wie. Sou will Gad quaiities and ésaiges uflered at the prices, bere uf esewhere ‘TRE PALAIS ROTAL. (Continued below.) Taz New Caran Laces Bute glance bere and there. G0c. for Polka Dot with bow knot bender, 13 taches ‘wide, Worth @1 yard. D0 cents for New Style Polka Det Val. Lace, 8 taches wide. Worth 85e. yard. Sie. to @1.25.ar0 the wxtee entwemnes for Chantiliy ‘Demi Flouncings, Theee designs af Slo. am well bec spies ‘THE PALAIS BOTAL, (Contin ved below.) Sour New Vanes. The following ere as beautiful es they ere ecnsee: ‘New Btyte Ties Velling, with dota, 20e. yard. “Gremedane, Fart ose baaUtiTU, aheden WA rand Bpider Web Crows Bar, with weren dot 30: yard.