Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1891, Page 4

4 >= THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON D. oc: tHUESDAY, atcist 6180. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FAURSDAY THE EVENING STAR bas a reawlar and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any other paper im the city. As a lecal Advertising Medium it has no competitor. — Washington won. The encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic for 1892 will be held at the national capital. The Detroit en- campment has done the right thing. To Wash- ington, now it is done, it matters not that the choice was made by # small majority after an animated effort. The result is perbaps all the more gratifying on that account. It is gratifying on every account. It is grati- tying to the Grand Army and the families and friends of ite members, who will have bere something worthy their coming to seo, and ac- eommodations befitting the cecasion. It is gratifying to the general public for the same reasons. It is gratifying to the people of ‘Washington for these and other reasons. Wash- ington is prepared toentertain and always glad to entertain, especially to entertain national Dodies associated with the history of the coun- try and the aspirations of the people. It is justly proud of its patriotic pre-eminence, of ft» grand public buildings, its unrivaled situation, its nearness to the great Battlefields of three wars, its associations with stirring events of civil and military history and the illustrious mgn of the nation. Washington ‘will carry out its pledges next year and will contribute to make the session for 1892 of the famous body of veterans, the most memorable f all ite eucampments. It is not likely that ever again will any encampment in numbers, enthusiasm, personnel and local advantages be eqnal to it’ Time passes and the veterans are passing into the eternal silence. For the able and zealous efforts of the com- ittee and military delegation all possible praise is to berendered. With all Washington's manifest advantages over other places the re- sult would have been different but for the ex- cellent work done by the Washingtonians. Not the least meritorious portion of their la- bors was their sagacity in keeping cool when their city wax wrongfully taunted. It is all over 5 ‘They have the victory. There is no bitterness toward the young and sprightly rival in the west, and she is most cordially in- vited to take a front seat in the entertainment. | I: hardly necessary for Sram to refer to the purt it bas taken in the work of securing the encampment meeting for Washington, for it is known toeverybody. Tu Stan bas con- tributed freely financially, given its space un- stintedly, and devoted all the energies and capacitics of the paper, to the taek, and has the mtistaction now of feeling that its untiring work bas sided effectively in accomplishing the happy result. -_—~— + For years the ides has been mooted at the sonth of reducing the area of cotton in order to increase the price of the staple and enable the planters to produce their own cereals and other crops. As there has been no concert df the proposition has not taken any Practical shape. Now, however, that the Farmers’ Alliance has the matter ander con- sideratiot. it is likely that something will be done. The disposition of the alliance is to take WS paper and A EE id aie BES POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 77H STREET. GREAT VALUES For TOMORROW'S RED TICKET DAY. ‘This is the time of the year =) made upto sell it. The stay-at- homes will fod the shop- ping HERE TOMORROW UNUSUALLY PHOFITABLE. BOOK AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. Clearing sale of Paper Books aud Music. Paper Books include ali the new novels published this sum- mer. Ali 7Se. Paper Books.. ‘All 500. Faper Booke...... 37 odd boxes of 50c. Staticnery—contain 50 sheets of paper and 50 envelopes. All Sheet Muste, ‘TRUNKS AND ‘The 15 per cent off the marked prices of Trunksand 10 per cent off the marked prices of Bags is rapidly re- ducing our stock. The joliowing odd Trunks willbe sold tomorrow: 1.38-inch Flat-top Duck Trank, was 65.28. Red Ticketed. 24.38 1 85 36-1neb Zinc Trunk. 03.98 198.08 W-tuch Flat-top Duck Trunk. Extra fine roade. 87.43 BELTS AND FAN Extraordiuarily low prices to clove out the stock. Among them are: 10c. and ISe. Jap. Fans.. Se. smail Satin Paim Fans. ‘Soc. Black Painted and Colored Fancy Fans. All 50c. Leather Bodice and Straight Balte..... All 75c. Leather Bodice and Straight Belts, JEWELRY. We wish to close out our Jewelry Department, and offer the following: B0c. Joweiry, 19. dBc. to 75c. Jewelry, 25e. . to We. Jewelry, 48 81.25 to $2.50 Jewelry, 75c. MILLINERY. Ladies’ and Children’s 8c. Fiannel Yacht Caps....55¢ $1.25 and 81.68 Fine Imported Sprays and ‘Wreaths of Flowers... -68c. and 75¢ $1.65 and 81.75 Black snd White Fist Leghorn Hats ee 8c. each LINENS AND WHITE GOODS. ‘Kerunants of All-linen Plain and Plaid Crashes, 1 to S-yard lengths, at extremely low prices. | Sle. Hemstitched Plaid Lawns ‘2he. Fancy Bath Towel Ase. Huck and Mowfe Towels, size 42x44. DRESS GOOpS. nts of 12}¢. 36-inch Figured Heuriettas, Stoo yards... Remunante of 5@e. 36-inch Al Tiettas, 1p to 6 yards WRAPS, SUITS AND SHIRT WAISTS. Ladies’ $33.50 and $4.50 Blue and Black Jerseys. . Ladies’ $2.75 Biack Jersey Jacketa,, 4 Outing Cloth Blazers, 5 Children’s 3 to $4 Cloth D: 7 83 Misses’ Cloth Jackets, 12, 14, 16... Ladies’ se. Percale Shirt Waists, broken MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, CORSETS. Shc. Ladies’ Short Gowns, soiled. G81 White India Linen Waists. Children's Se. Famey Aprons. 10 GSe. Children’s Gamp Waists STAMPED LINENS AND WINDOW SHADES. ‘To close out the balance on hand we quote following extraoniinarily low prices: All 30e. to Se. Stamped Linens. All O&c. to Be. Stamped Linens,, Se. Holland Shades. de. Holland and Opaque Shades. . Scotch Holland and Opaque All Bound Linens worth from all steps that are in the direction of securing better prices for farm products. —— The International Socialist Workingmen's Congress to meet at Brussels, Belgium, will be interesting from the fact that the United States ae well as Europe will be represented and the tupies to be discussed affect the public of every country in the civilized world. It is significant, however, that the 700,000 English trade anion- ists propose to abstain, although some indi- Vidual qecieties may have representatives. —— Beyond bis cightieth mile post, Mr.Gladstone is represented to be ready for the great task his country .s about to impose upon him again— the task of directing her interests as prime mini He is the most marvelous instance, m our times, at least, of over-mastering qualities ununpaired by time and broadening by exercise to the verge of the final years of human hfe. A great soul tinds its repose in the imcrease of its activities for good to man. ee Alliance Congressman Watson is “after” Mh Crisp's <peakership boom. It is one of the principles of the alliance to be unremittingly “after” -omebody of something, just to keep its band in if for nothing else. The announcement by the People’s Party of Ohio that it proposes to relegate John Sher- mau to the oblivion that is enjoyed by his friend Ingalls is by no means as terrible as they seem to believe. The Ingalls variety of oblivion is one of the least reliable in the mar- ket. It continues only as long as Mr. Ingalls chooses to keep from expressing his opinions on any public topic whatsoever. oo About every other Farmers’ Alliance branch suntry has gone in for denunciation of ivarty movement. The democratic leaders should see to it that this sort of ching be done with discretion. A third party is the Jeading issue of their campaiga and they must have it ‘o insure success. They will be “loaded for b’ar.” no doubt, at the February meeting of the National Alliance. ——————— Mrs. Webster, the heroine of New York's re- eent scandal and shooting scrape, should uot Laundry Bags, Stocking Bags, &c. LACES AND EMBROIDERY. ‘T3e. apd We. 22-inch Embroidery. (Xe. 45inch Embrotdery. Be. Cotton Lace. BLACK LACES. 1.75 Sills Drapery Net, new desi«n. $1.19 yard ‘Sie. to SOc. Silk Laces, from 3 to S inches dozen Fine White Pearl Buttons, with shank NECKWEAR. Box Cord Ruching, 6 yards, all colors. . NOTIONS. Se. bottle Best Machine Oil... 15e Special Real Whalebone, from 7 to 1? inches. 4c. dozen PERFUMERIES AND TOILET ARTICLES. 1c. Fine Freneb Tooth Brushes. Brooke's Crystal Soap. ‘Se. bottle Camphor Balls. ‘Soe. Lubin’s Extract, all odors, BANDE RCHIEFS AND SHAWLS. e. Colored Border and White Hemstitched *Sesaters iets. fe. Colored Border Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. S2and $2.25 Cashmere Scarfs, Red and Tan, White Emb. Scarfs, silk fringe GLOVES. 50e. Colored Silk Mi: Sie. Silk Taffeta Gloves, Black and colors Se. Silkk Taffeta Gloves, colors OMLY...0.6 UMBRELLAS. 01,25 hinch Gloria, natural Cochornestos! 41.75 Btinch Gloria, natural handles. .o-...0ss081.35 HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. ‘be. to Oe. Misses’ Silk Plaited Hose, Navy and Sc. Dar . Infants’ % Cotton Hose, Pink and Blue. Le. pair Se. Ladies’ Gauze Vests, low neck, sleeveless. Size 28, 82.25 Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests, low neck, sleeveless, White and Cream. MEN'S GooDs. S8e. Colored Ribbed Undershirts. Sizes 38, 40,42. 15¢ ‘Se. Silk Neckwear, Tecks and 4-in-hands. Se Satteen Negiige Shirts. ‘tie. Feather-weiaht Brace. lave been in such haste to go to the theater. Caer: She will gravitate there in the natural course BAUN’S of events. POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, as PD et SPATE 1. 7TH STREET. No distinguished statesman has yet attempted to write « book on “What [don't know about | GOUE AND HEELING | | thetarif.” Books of several thousand pages WILSON & CARR, are no longe: popular. oe Pittsburg people don't know exactly what to do about the case of the heigess who married the tattooed man. It isn't entirely clear whether it's an instance where the color line can be drawn or not. a McKinley aud Campbell are to meet at the Unveiling of a soldiers’ statue at Tiffin, Onio, but in a friendly and unpolitieal way. Foraker and should go and see them. Editor Watterson hes taken Lis telescope off Gov. Hill and adjusted the focus for shorter Tange. ———<--s Any one who has questioned Washington's Status asa hustler will be pleased to observe that the Grand Army encampment is to be held at the capital of the United Atates next year. ——_— The Ohio People’s Party convention wears a deadlock with as much fearless ease us if it were au old-time accomplishment instead of a first experience. ee ‘The centra! fact for the United States of such feats us have been performed by the Majestic and other foreign steamers jn reducing time between the old and new worlds is that the United States are not in it. The central lesson fs that they ought to be. oo Tt will be as little as General Vandervoort can do to come to Washington himself with the G. 4. B next year and see just bow far bis ill-| ty natured prophecies were justitiable. es Penney! vania is beginning to rival the weather burean in ite reputation for uncertainty. anG-3t ‘929 F at. nw. ively touoves ease i R. Harn Co. ‘SaLE EXTRAORDINARY. Dering the next two weeks we offer to cash chasers of diamonds special inducements, as we wish to miake room for our immense fall stock. WE QUOTE A FEW BARGAINS. A Marquise Ring, 10 diamonds and ruby center. Be- duced from $18 to 612.50. 1 Marqnise Ring, 10 diamonds and 3 turquoise,from 090 10 919.70, a rquise Ring, 18 diamonds ane and 3 emeralds, from A Kound Cluster,10 diamonds, center, from $22.50 to $13.85. - A Sstone Ring, pure white gems. Reduced from A S-stone Ring, pure PE am pure white gems. Reduced from A 3-stone Ring, pure white, weighing from 8110 to 845. ee A Blus White Solitaire, from 830 to $35. Fees Solitatre, from $60 to $45. jue White Solital t wenn, cara. from 110 to CoA eay aparalel le White Solitaire, 2% carats, very brilliant and perfect, a rare bargain, from $175 to 8135. ta yiieterat Combination Stud and Ring from 225 Ad%-karat Biue White, perfect gem, 7,000 1s ai wo ask for it. Leva havein stock « large-varlety of Dia: Piespmesim ng y mond Rings EARRINGS. gtr retty vate of Rarrings, perfect, from 35 to A very pretty pair of Gems from $65 to 850. < optts Bine White, weighing 1% Karate, from 8125 to eb htt Felshing 2% karate, pertect, trom #200 to A pair weighing 3% karats, perfect, from $275 to A pair weighing 4; karate, pertect, from $525 to A number of others ranging in price from $10 to 81,500 per pair. R. HARRIS CO., IMPORTERS, N.W. COR. 7TH AND D STS. N. aud-thas-2t bare ey eye HH AA of AG N x xg ERASE HER Dany Berens. ee * EVERY PAIR OF OUR LOW-CUT SHOES MUST BE SOLD WITHIN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS; IN THIS LINE, LADIES’, MEN'S, AS WELL A8 CHILDREN’S, WE HAVE SOME ASTONISHING LOW PRICES TO QUOTE FOR EXTRA GOOD QUALITIES. on $3.50 Quality Ladiew Ties at $2.30. + $2.50 Quality Ladies" Ties for 81.60. £2.00 Quality Ladies’ Ties for $1.15. $1.25 Quality Ladies’ Ties for 69e, 3.00 Quality Men's Low Shoes for €3. pw Shoes at #2.37. 82.00 Quality Men's Low Shoes at $1.25. £1.50 Quality Misses’ Low Shoes now 97c. $1.25 Quality Children’s Low Shoes, 70. 816 SEVENTH STREET, AOE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NSYLVANIA AVENUE 8.2. BORBELAAALLASARALLLLLERLEALRRLL SOLE AND HEELING ‘Neatly done. WILSON & CARI aué-3t DCCC Ler "Ex Au Gor This applies to our entire stock of Neglixe Shirts,Cheviot, Madras and Silk Mixed, and the prices will move them. Onr 83.00 and 82.50 Cheviot and Madras Shirts now 1.75. Our $2.00 Cheviot and Madras Shirts now $1.50. Our 81.50 Shirts $1. Our @1 Shirts Gc, JOSEPH AUERBACH, “YOUR OUTFITTER,” § O23 Pa. ave, 4 Down town. bbbbhbhhbbhhbhbbhtbhbhbhbbbbbhh FOE Bors’ Goon sure “WILSON & CARR'S, ‘929 F st. nw. ba (he TSR | 2-3 5" We close at 6 p.rh., Saturdaya excepted. A Lance Sina 00_F COURSE YOU WILL NEED A 8 3 HEAVIER SUIT IN A FEW 00 WEEKS, ANDOF COURSE YOU DO NOT OBJECT TO SAVING ABOUT 60 PERCENT OF THE AMOUNT YOU USUALLY HAVE TO PAY FOR ONE, IF YOU PURCHASE IT NOW OF US YOU CAN SAVE THIS AMOUNT AND AT THE SAME TIME GET A SUIT THAT YOU CAN RELY UPON AS BEING ABSOLUTELY CORRECT FASHION, FABRIC, FIT AND FIN- 13H, AND THOROUGHLY RELI- ABLE. CUTAWAY OR SACK SHAPES, FOR DRESS OR BUSINESS WEAR. YOU CAN ALSO GET A GOOD SERV- ICEABLE OVERCOAT OR A PAIR OF DRESSY TROUSERS AT ABOUT THE SAME PROPORTION. ALLOF THEM NOBBY, STYLISH GOODS OF OUR WELL-KNOWN QUALITIES, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 8.R. COR. 7TH AND D STS. N. Canuzr & Luny, ‘928 7th st. and 706 K st. ‘We must have room for our new fall goods. All stunmer guods wus: «0. Anderson's Scotch Gingbams that were 25 and 30e. to wo at 19¢. yard. French Ginghams that were 18 and 206¢. yard togo at 325. yard. India Linon, worth Sand 10c. yard, to go at be. yard. Children's Lace Caps that were 7ic., @1a0d 81.50 to goat 5c. each. + One case Honey Comb Toilet Quilts,full size, at G0c. each. . Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests, 10c. each, or3 tor 2c. Watts’ Glycerine Jelly of Rese¥ho lady should be without. Weare the Washington agents for it, CARHART & LEIDY, ub 998 7th st. and 706 K st. n.w. Avs Isveeruest OF $22 NOW WILL SAVE YOU 9% NEXT SPRING. GEE THE FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS: Partect Success Gas Ranges— (819. 50 reduced to 614.75. m0 4 “17% * 00% 18.50. 28.00 % © 22.00, mo * * 96.50. 40.00 * » 2950. Ratay Weether. Too many om hand. Must eeil. mt ©. & MUDDIMAR, 614 22th ot, W. D. Crane & Co. ‘Sil MARKET SPACE. WHERE TO MAKE MONEY THE NEXTFIFTEEN Owing to tmprovere made in oup balding weoder oar entice sengrey ooo ‘and Notions at Cagt for the next fifteen day: ‘oday pay GS iat aeniton to the Binen be rie = aioe ‘F2-in. Bleached Tab! Scotch, Regular Pre iat Bieached’ fits Linen—Scotch. Reswlar us ety fae me tr pt ir ee rR Linen—French. Regular ys Perec Biche Bile’ zineo—German. Regnier price, ow €3.05. ‘Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular eigarhied ‘Saphine—Seotch. Regular price, #2.10. ini leached Naphine—Scotch. Regular price, $1.25. hed Ns Re ob meats ‘apkins—German. Regular price, wiebites fvking—Scotch. Regular price, 81.50. ei reactied 1, ,Napkins—German, Regular price, sched kins—German. Regular price, 62. iched Napkins—frish. Regular price, $2.50. 6F3 $00 numerous to mention, re oie Ts one Crash and, ip fact, & iD chanegn be —F, ia ‘well-assorted Linen stock sco at cost Birt! res. Anexcellent opportunity for hotels and boarding houses. Wi D. CLARK & CO. it s11 Market Space. Store cloves at § o'cteck every evening watit September W. A. ice & Co. Buccessorsto E. G. Davis, ‘TAG Market Space, “ Corner 8th street, Rausaxt Dax News. OUR WEEKLY REMNANT BALE, which we hold every FRIDAY, will be very attractive to morrow, Many useful and seasonable articles in o€@ and broken lote and short lengths wilt desold at ABSURDLY LOW PRICES. All goods are being offered at LOW SUMMER PRICES, and as a matter of course this BRINGS OUR REMNANT PRICES WAY DOWN. This is the chance you have been ‘waiting for. Now gather in your harvest of RICH BARGAINS. Resyaxts Or Woor Dress Goons. 74 yarda BLACK and WHITE CHECK SERGE. Former price, $7.50. REMNANT PRICE, 85.50 fot piece. 43 yards SILVER GRAY BEDFORD CORD. er price, €6.60. REMNANT PRICE, 5 for plece. 3% yards BLACK ARMURE, with BLACK POLKA SPOT. Former price, $3.50, REM- NANT PRICE, 82.50 for piece. F & @ yards NI CLOTH. PLAIN BLACK. Former price, $7.50. REMNANT PRICE, ‘86 for piece. 8% yards BLACK and WHITE PLAID SERGE. Former price, #8. REMNANT PRICE, 85.75 for piece. @% yards BLACK BOUCLE CLOTH. For- mer price, $8, REMNANT PRICE, 85.50 for Piece. 5% yards SERGE, with 2iuch STRIPE 0° GRAY. Former price, $6. REMNANT PRICE, 84.50 for piece. 7 yards BLACK and WHITE SERGE, STRIPED EFFECT. Former price, 88.73. BEMNANT PRICE, Hosrery Reuxasts. 1 pair PURE SILK THREAD HOSE, FAST BLACK boot, PLAIN LAVENDER uppers, slightly faded. Former price, 22.25. REM- NANT PRICE, 91.29. / 2 pairs FRENCH 4-THREAD LISLE HOSE, «in Plain Pink and Light Blue. Former price, ic. KEMNANT PRICE, 33c. pair. 2 pairs MODE LISLE HOSE, DROP STITCH. Former price, 75c. REMNANT PRICE, 44c, ir. PS pairs OUT SIZE FAST BLACK ENGLISH HOSE. Former price,G5e. REMNANT PRICE; 40. pair. Parasor Rewsaxre, 1 BLACK SILK NET PARASOL, style. Former price, #6. KE: 83.00. 1 SURAH SILK PARASOL? with fuffle; TAN. Former price, $4.50, REMNANT PRICE, 1.25. 1 BLACK SILK SURA® PARASOL, with HaIR-LINE WHITE STRIPES. Former Price, $3.50, REMNANT PRICE, $1.75. Oovvs Ix Hats. 9'SILK MULL ‘HATS, in colors LAVEN- DER, LIGHT BLUE, PINK, CARDINAL. Former price, $3.17 snd 82.75. REMNANT PRICE, (8c. each. newest PRICE, Reausants Or Neckwear 4 CHINA SILK TIES, with EMBROIDERED ends. Former price, 0c. REMNANT RICE, 290. each. ONE LOT of WHITE LINEN CHEMI- ee ite iain ce peat: and 30c, REMNANT PRI . REMNANTS OF RUCHING ‘LES than HALF PRICE. Rewsasts Or Mostix Usvenwear. REMNANTS of LACE, “REMNANTS of EMBROIDERY, &e., &e., AT LOW REMNANT PRICES. W. A. PIEKCE & CO., Buccessors to F. @. Davis, ‘719 Market Spaco, 2 Corner 8th st. ‘OLE AND UEELENG. s <AtlY don ESON & CARR, aué-3e $20 ¥ st... A Daor Ix Tue Price Or SUMMER DRESS GOODS aT JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.'8, 096 PENNSYLVANIA AYE. N.W. £00 yards Plaid Drets Goods that sold at 25c. now acidviccgs All-wool Check Flannel Sutting, splendid seller at 24e., will goin this lot at 1c. einen Twilled Debiege, just the thing for travel- inw suits, reduced to MGinch Chee Mohair Suiting ; was Ac. : now 2c. ‘All Challies that were & and now | 100 pieces Hott-Aintshed La wns, Be. Frengh Plaid Organdtes that at were 15, 18 and 20c. ce Assortment Dress Ginghains, Beoteh Mn betters fae seyret isis Carpets, Olicloths, Druxgets, Bugs, &o. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO. 66 Pa. ave. 2. Ww. M.W. Bavenwor, =~ ‘Nos. 1216 F st. and 1214G t., Ld HAS HIS STORE FULL OF USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS, Such as delight housekeepers and others. NOW 1% SEASON. e @LASS WARE OF EVERY ‘Tumblers from 3c. ‘each to $90 per dozen. WHITE STONE OHINA, all Kinds. DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, FROM | $1.98. Spring Roller Laxssunee & Bro. “Watch your chances before spending your dollar and the equivalent which you ‘Will receive surpasses all your expecta- tions.” Our famous semi-annual Remnant Saleon the third Aoor will give you an op- portunity to materialize the golden motto * — ofeconomy. Tnorder to give you an idea of some of the ‘most important barrains we will submit to you the following price list : One case of Oxford Cambric, soft finish. An entire new fabric and a perfect imitation of the pineapple tissue; mostly Black round, with beautiful designs, warranted fast colors. Only 6c. per yard; generally sold at 8. : Several cases of One-yard-wide Challies, superb styles, in fall pieces, to be sold ‘any quantity asked for. Only Zc. per yard; regular value, 12340. ‘Seasesof31-inches-wide Fine White Domet Flannel Remnants, in lengths to suit every 25 pleces of anew fabric, Henrietta,” in dark patterns, beautiful styles, fast color, Only Se. per yard, “The Windsor worth 10c. 2 cases of our yard-wide Fine Betiste, light, medium and dark patterns, absolutely fast colors. At 100. per yard. Regular price, Being overstocked with Batteen Remnants Wo have concluded to make “a clean sweep” and therefore have placed around the cirele of our akyligut large quantity of thom, consisting of different qualities. At Se. per yard, worth, respectively, 1235, 20, 25 and 350, A small case of Persian Mull, silk Anish, F004 styles and fast colors. Only 1c. per yard, worth 18c. 51 dozen of Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, in ait- forent sizes, elastic finish. ‘To be closed at 3 for 25¢. 465 Unfinished White Aprons, 45 inches square, made of India linen, with heary "border. Only 10c. each, Remnants of Table Otleloth, Nottingham Curtain Laces, odds and ends in Gents' White Shirts and Collars.at astonishingly low prices. We ave sepecial Bargain in White Ali- wool Flannel (already shrunk), at the fol- lowing quotations: ‘The 36c. quality for 26e. The a7. quality for 80c. ‘The 50c. quality for 37%e. The Gbc. quality for 60c. A mnall lot of the original Utica 104 Bleached Sheeting Remnants at 25c. per and, worth 33e. It is our intention to close out our Casst- mere and Cottonade Department, and we therefore invite the public to call and exam- ine our stock, which {s surely marked low enough to induce you to make a purchase. If you have any spare moments it will pay you tocallon our third floor and examine themany bargains exposed forsale, and we assure you that your time will be well spent. We will gladly show you our stock without so}icitation to make purchase. Our one-price ayatem atilt in force, A Max Is Seance Or Avrrzs Digging at the roots of the tree would be looked upon by all sensible persons as foolish in the extreme; yet not moreso than s housekeeper who expects to pur- chase first-class, reliable furniture at half its value. All promises of this kind held out by designing deal- ers are delusive and laid to entrap the unwary. OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, Exacting one hundred cents for every dollar's worth of Comforts purchased, gives you immediate posses- sion, and accepts your amall weekly or monthly sav- ingsin payment of the debt. FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES AND A FULL LINE OF SEASONABLE WARES, ON CREDIT. HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASE AND CREDIT HOUSES, ‘927, 919, 921, O23 7th ste and 636 Massachusetts ave. n.w. ‘The Peerless Whitney Carriages still above par. aul Wat Do You Tum Or Tuier It {a surprising how many people are fooling them- selves in buying furniture, &e., on installments or Jong time. We show them where we offer many things ‘at Just one-half credit price, but they say: ‘I don't care anything about price—I want time.” It isa strange fascination, or improvident habit, is which they are Willing to Pay $2 for « @1 article for the privi- lege of paying for it 0c. ata tine. Thess same people don’t seems to understand how it is that they are al- ‘ways hard up. No man can prosper as long as he pays S2and gets a1 forit. J don't want any credit dust ness. If you haves dollar to spend. I will xive you 100 cents’ worth for st. If you can't pay cash for what you want you need not come. Wedon't seli on tine. Read these prices: All-balt Mattress, 40 pounds, $8.50. Real Curled Hair Mattress, full ‘&c.. 912.60. Cotton-top ‘Mattress, $2.25, 50. Best Wire Gots, ‘0c. A Crystal Tum- bier, 2c. Fly Fans, 1.06. Initial Tumblers, any letter, @1 dozen. Remember, we don't sell anything on installments, 0 that if you buy for cash don't spend your money until you come afd sre us. Wecialn tobe the only house in Washington where you cam furnish s house complete with everything needed, except cooking stoves, Come and see. Tr, DOUBLE stoRes, WARE-SOLD ONLY FOR OaSh, 1510-12 7th st. o.w., bet. Pand Q. 330 Suutasox, 1200 AND 1902 Pa. AVE. ¥.W., ‘Hes fast revetved « cariesd of OLD PASADENA PORT, SHERRY AND CLARET. Woonwazn 2 Asp Loranor WTH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. —o— EW"Tatit September 1 we closeon Saturdays at 1 @elock; other days até p.m. —o REMNANT DAY SALE TOMORROW, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7. —o— Perhaps all our patrons know the significance of these Remnant Sales and just bow they are Droughtabout. To any who do not know, how- ever, we would say that our sales people sn their reepectivé departments are instructed to ‘overhan! thestock and take therefrom anything that may be soiled or miussed from handling or displaying; whatever “‘short lengths,” “broken sizes,” *‘odd and amali" lots they may find—Glass Ware, Briee-Brac, &c., that has Decome scratchell or chipped, in fact, all mer= chandive that cannot be termai strictly perfect. Such goods are not offered until Friday, when they are examined, re-marked and sold as Teninants at from one-third to one-half their original price. These sales have saved our cus- tomers hundreds of dollars; therefore it is an economical thing for you always to Keep track of them. Don't ask only at the departmen:s specified here, but at any counter you may feel ‘#0 inclined, as we can't publish them all. Uscatzen-For Crston—Mave SHIRT ORDERS. Order No. 2093—Six Shirts—two plaits and three eyelets in bosom — cuffs attached~ Neck, 16—sleeves, 30}. Reduced from $2 to Bleach. Order No. 3128—Five Shirts—open front~ plain bosom—three eyelets—Necic, 15—sleeves, ‘Bj. Reduced from $1.50 to 61 each. Order No. 3177—One Shirt—plain bosom— three stud holes—Neck, I6—sleeves, 31. e+ duced from €1.50 0 81. Orier No. 3360%—Seven Shirts—opem front~ throe stud holes—plain bosous—Neck, 166~ sleeves, Order No. 3044—Two Shirts—open back~ Plain bosom—two eyelets—Neck, 15\—sleeves, ‘B13. Reduced from $2 to 8). Order No. 3353—Three Shirts—open front— two plaits and three stud holes in bosom— — 14}4—sleoves, 3034. Reduced from $1.73 to81. Order No. 3422—Six Suirts—-open front—two eyelets—plain bosom—Neck, 153¢—sleeves, S1— Reduced from €1.50 to $1 each. Order No. 2454—ix Shirts-open back— Plain bowom—two eyelets aud box piaits ia Losom—Neck, 15--sleeve, 309. Reduced frou 81.50 to 81 each, st floor, Ist annex.) Stattosery Deranrvens, a 13 boxes Writing Paper, boxes broken. 9, reduced from 18 to 15¢. 8, reduced from 15 to 120, 1, reduced from 25 to (eirst floor, 11th st. building.) Lions Suir Depanrweyr. —— ODD SIZES. 1 White Bnit, trimmed with embroidery. Bize 32, Reduced from $10 to #4. 1 All-over Lace Dress, trimmed with ribbon. Reduced from $37.50 to 810.00. 8 Chevict Waists, in neat patterns. Sizes 32, 34, 36and 38. Reduced from $1.25 to 7c. 1 Garnet Flannel Blouse, Size 40. Reduced from 2.75 to $1. 1 Allsilk Embroidered Watst, with canton crepe jabot—alightly faded from window dis- Play. Size38. Reduced from $22.50 to $10. (Thira floor, 11th st. building.) Canprews, Axp Misses’ Depart. 1 Children's Garnet Jersey Cioth Sailor Suit, Bize 10 years. Reduced from 810.50 to @4. 2 Children's White India Linon Dresses, waist trimmed with embroidery. Sizes 10 and Years. Reduced to.82.00 cach. 2 Children’s Checked Gingham Slips. Size 2 Years. Reduced from 50c. to 3370. each. 2 Children's Striped Surah Silk Traveling Cloaks. Sizes 4 and 8 years. Heduced from 80.50 to $3.00 each. . 2 Misses’ Dark Ail-wool Suits, 1 Brown and 1 Dark Stripes. Size 12 years. Reduced to $3.50 ac! 5 Misses’ Very Fine White Dresses, band- somely trimmed with fue embroidery and riv- bon. Reduced from #15.00 and €10.00 to 93,00 each. 3 Misses’ Light-weight Broadcloth New- markets in Navy Blue and Green. Sizes 1¢and 1G years. Reduced to #5.00 each. 20 Misses’ Fine India Linon Shirt Waiste, with tucked collars and cuffs. Reduced from $1.20 to 81.00each. (84 floor, 11th st. building.) Oop Jensexs, —o— 1 Ladies’ Extra Fins Biack All-wool Cash- mere Jersey, with tucked vest and finished with mobsir brand trimming. Siac 34. lie Guced from $4.50 to $1.50. 2 Ladies’ Superior Quality Black Ali-wool Cashmere Jerseys, with mohair braid trimming, forming vest front. Sizes 32 and 34, Ke- duced from #4.75 to $1.50. 3 Ladies’ Very Fine Biack All-wool Cashmere Jerseys, tailor finished, bound with mohair braid. Sizes 32, 34 and 36. Reduced from 83.20 to 81.50. 1 Ladies’ Biack All-wool Cashmere Jersey, bandsomely trimmed with soutache braid. Bize 32. Reduced froin $3.00 to $1.00. 2 Ladies’ Brown All-wool Jerseys, cashmera finish ; sleeves finished with rolling cuffs. Sizes and 42, Reduced from $2.50 to $1.00 each. 1 Misses’ Brown All-wool Cashmere Jersey. Bize 28. Reduced from $1.50 to 50c. (Third floor, Lith st. building.) Bors Crormxa Deranruess. ODD SIZES, Pesca 2 Linen Drill Suits. Sizes 7 and 10 years, ‘Beduced from 83.50 to $2 each. 3 Medium-weight .Wool and Cotton Mixed Suits, with plaited jackets. Sizes 6, 8 and 9 years. Reduced to $2.68 each. 1 Three-piece Cutaway Cheviot Suit in neat plaid pattern. Size 13 years. Reduced to 66. 1 Fine Gray Checked Jacket. plaited back and front. Size 11 years. Reduced from $5 t0 83. ‘1 Light Plaid Jacket, plaited. SizeS years. Beduced to $3.75. 1 Dark Brown All-wool One-piece Kilt. Size ‘Syears. Reduced from $3 to $1.50. 2 Neat Checked All-wool Cheviot Kilts. Sizes 25g and Syears. Reduced from $4.50 to $2.50. 1 Dark Green Plaid Senge Two-piece Kilt. Size 4 years. Keduced from 5 to $3.75. 1 Striped Denim Sailor Suit. Size 5 years (washable). Reduced to $2.25. ‘A small lotof Soiled and Mussed Shirt Waists: Sises 4, 6 and 8 years, At greatly reduced prices. (Third floor, 11thet. building.) Woopwanp Axp as Lor BOP. 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. 5.W. —— SF Lunch Room closed for repairs want September $8. —— Butc_s_Baac Derantuesr. ‘2—Tea Pot Tiles—shop worn. ‘Reduced from The. to 2c. each. G—Tea Pot Tiles—shop worn. Reduced from €1.25 to 50c. each. 3—Canl Receivers—sbop worn. Reduced from $2 to 50e. each. 1—20-inch Mottled Lamp Shade—alightly chipped. Redueed from $1.95 to 35e. 1—Decorated China Fruit Dish—damaged. Reduced from $1.75 to 73e. 1—Chocoiate Set, includine piteher and two cups_one cup slightly chipped. Reduced from $6 to $2.0. 1—Bronze Ornament. Reduced from $8.10 to $3. &Devoratedt Cups and Seacers—inismatebed. Reduced from 3c. t0 Be. each, 1~-Jardiniere—damaged. ‘Reduced trom $1.35 to T5e. ° ‘1--Barbatine Vase —very slichtly chipped. Reduced from $1.25 to 73. (Fourth floor, 10th st. building. ) Doxesric Dusss Goons DEPARTMENT, Reranants of Momie Cloth im lenetys from ie to . suitable. for abirs ekhdrea'v drvsenHediced frou 1geto Ses ies Rew lencths from 1\s to 3 Fie are ae te nee 0c. ar, tb ant Se. . ~ Fine i aa pe by sat W: HITE Goops » Deranruenz. x uf fo remnants Plaid Layne in a lenathe from 609 aw’ O Fenians Batin-boniered Apronetie. Re- 25 remnants Hemstitched Lawns in from 1¥y to 3 yards, at wreatly reduced Second deor fits 4 Duiiding.) Panasor Der, RTMENT, ALL THAT “OF OUR LARGE STOCK. 1 Licht Grew, Brocaded Silk, Paraeot cherry crookes fubet sient and fi Shduow: “Hedured from @0tege 2. Btack Suk, Parsgel. main, stripe and sage 30. from &: __ CBee a floor, 11th st. building.) two smail rufies Grove | Deranruesr. Ga by 17 pairs Misses’ Lisle Gloves saat ‘agers. Sizes 4and 5. Reatoen trom on™ eto Ory Tages nagiaee 7 ands Keduced from pairs *iadies @ patron: hb Silk Gloves, a Grays. and Sis. Heduced trou #1 and 81. to Tbe. apale. (First floor, 11th at. butiding.) Mosus Uspenwear Departwexz, ODDS AND ENDS, 1 Cambric Chemise, with ke and triuaned with foe Hacuburg and torchon lace: Size s0.. Reduced from 81.50 to 73c- i Muslin Gown, with surplice neck, yoke of 24 HaniUeg inecthey aba rule Hamburg jecves. ise 13, an inicriae of Memory o Pertom Tace glue, 'S a # yey my #1 to 1 Fine Cunbrie Corset Cover, with **¥" neck and ‘front. trimmed with Valenciennes feather eige and ribbon. Size 44. Bedi from $1 to 130. (Second floor, 10th st. building.) Hasoxercaizr Deeanruesr. — opp LOTS. Ladies’ All-inen Fancy Hematitched Tand- enibroidered dattial Handkerchiet 2 Fae Bes ao Ns. trou Soc. to 20c. each oF "iuties’ AML -\inen Hang, enuprotgered SE's, oduced from’ *¥s. to 20e jes’ Plain White All-linen Hestitehed Handkerchiete with colored border. frou 2oc. to USc. each ; or six for #1. 4 Ladies’ Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs with fancy colored hemstitehi from We, to choc. each ; o three for $1. irst Boor, 2 anuex.) igen WOODWARD & LOTHROP, aud 20th, 11th and F sts. n.w. $13 1TH ST. X. W., Between E and Feta, ‘New goods are arriving daily and our floors are as crowded as ever. Today we wish to call ‘Your special attention to our handsome line of ‘Bed Room Suites, Sideboards and Refricera- tors. Besides being useful and seasonable articles they also make pretty home ornaments and, with Carpets, Mattings and Oilciotha, will mako one's home inviting and enjoyable. ‘We cannot miss also referring to our third floor—carpeted its entire length for the proper Aispiay of our magniticent assorteaetit Uf Piclog, Suites, In styles and Anish and quality *ey™ must be seen to be appreciated. Asin the past, wo are always willing to make ‘terms to suit our customers, and noone need therefore deprive himself of ‘home comforts oa the ples of want of ready cash. JOHN RUDDEN, FURNITURE DEALER, 613 7th stow eS Groaaxs Carorr Hovse. FOURKITURE AXD CARPETS. Bolld Oak Antique-finisbed Bed Room Suites, 3 Pieces, for $17 cash or B18 on credit. ‘T-piece Parlor Suites, sold walnut frames, uphol- stered in plush of best hair cloth, fot §28 cash or 630 ‘on credit. Good WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRINGS for $2.95 cash oF 62.50 on credit. BRUSSEL» CARPET, 00. cash o Ge. ou credit. Good INGRAIN CARPET, S5e. cash or 400, on credit. ‘We sew and lay all CARPETS free of cost and don't charge for the waste tn matching fures. Our terms are the easiest of any house inthe city; only a small payment at time of purchase and the bal- ance in EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. No notes required and 6 per cent discount allowed 0m ail accounte eettied im thirty days. _ “ GROGAN omannp = CROWDED INTO A ONE DAY'S SALE, ‘You have only a balf day for shopping st the Palate Roya! on Ratariay. so why not make tomorrow—Pri+ day—the shopring day of the week? ‘The jist below gives brief mention of the bermsins of the week bargains, many of which will be mem af om Monday. Freneb Silk Lisle Half Hose, importe to retail at 3@ cents, for only le. pair. See sampics it window, thea, examine those on table near door ot No, 1119 Peans aylvamia avenon, French Balbrigyan Half Hose, two taresd, double heels and toes, full reculer made, IGcents, orteo Pairs for 2 cents. Also Balbriggan Undershirts, sires 34 to 44, for only 2c. each. Ramplesof these goods im outside show case. Domestic Madras and ‘Cheviot Negiige Shirts re- Auced from $1.25 and O¥e. toonly Re. each. Tne Ported Silk Stripe Madras, Cheviot and Flannel Shirts ‘Feduced from $2.25, @1.55 and €1.50 to only @1.10 for choice. You can almost help yourself from the streei—trom table in doorway of No. 1119 Pemnayl- ‘vania avence. Genu.ne “Gloria” Umbrellas, with eupertor natural Wood bagdles. 26-inch, reduced from @1.05 to #& cents, 28-inch, reduced from #1.50 to @1.38, Genuine Allisator Ciub Bags at the following re- markabis low prices #i%0| el'io| ad4ol of Baroass Fon Tur Lani. ‘to edo Usprnwean.—wniietnst ocr ot (Cambric Ua- derwear is here it demands first mention. Next week ‘we shall not beable to advertise Undergarments for 21.10 each that are cheap at 61.68, @1.98 and #2.25. Bridal Garments for $2.08, with lace trimmings, alone ‘Worth twice the price. Garments for Weents, with fint-tolled seams, &c.. only found usually in expensive Underwear. Hosreny.—rre contents of the window of No, 1117 Pa. ave. has pow to be drawn on for a supply of those Se. quality Silk Lisle Hose offered at 33 cents a, Pair. ‘The Mose that astonished you st 20 cepis have dwindled down to a few dozen pairs, WHICH ARI TO BE ENTIRELY CLOSED OUT TOMORROW AZ ONLY 20. PAIR. Sraw1s.—10 per cont discount one-tenth of the Price marked on the Shawl you select. Thousands to choose from. Prices range from @1 to $15 each. Berre.—importea Noveition, marked #2, ate re. duced to €1.05, and so on down to tue cheapest. Surxe.—au sieck sie and the Trimmings at 10 percent discount. For instauce: You may secure the #1 Silk for 0c. @ yard and have @ written guarantey binding us to ¢ive a new dress should it mplit or croc, ‘with six months of wear, J ensevs.—any servey marked 62.98 ant $3.50 ‘may be claimed for only $1.50, Biack aud colors. Wararvers.rariestyie Ginstam Wrapper, Sizes 94 to 44. Meduced from §¥.68 to $2.30, Excsrotenres.—any coe of thos Biact ang Cream Naimvook Embroidered Robes at 25 per cend discount—one-quarter off the luarked price. Lgcrs.—ren per cout discount on Lace Sets ang Flouncings. The display in window of No. L119 Pag ave. givesan ides of the variety, Deduct one-tenth, from the prices you notice warked on the. SF ewernytnawe Lace Pips, representing bunches of pansies, for only Yue. each. Scanrs.—cresm-tirures Japanese Sik Windeoray ‘one yard long; 2c. worth of quality for only 1. Rorriizxe.—2e. quity Cuitton Romine ‘only 2c. yard, and the latest woveity ; Low-knot pattern at only Toc. yard. Catcprews puessrs.—a tew dona write ‘Lawn Suits, profusely eubroidered. reduced from @8, 9, and €10 to only @4 for choice; sizes 4 to 15 years, show handling. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. Continued below.) A Srrouz Grove Suz ‘TWO AND A HALF DAYS at Greartr Reovcen Prices. ‘The Palais Royal Gloves are warranted and «full v= sortment of sizes and shades are in stock the yeag round. To stimulate the demand, the following res Guced prices until midday, Saturday, August Sth. Lave Paras Roraz, Groves Sa Tried on at our risk and warranted the same «8 ifrequiar prices were asked. 4-button 61.50 Dressed Kid reduced to $1.35. 4-button Undressed Kid, @1.35 to @1. 1 4-button Embroidered Kid, @1.00 to €1.35. ‘S-Lutton Snede Monsqnetaires, @1.85 to $1.68. 8a" Fast Black, White and all the correct swmmen hades. Sizes (0 aust aii shapes of Aande, long amd ahort fingers, &¢. Rae Darvixc Axo Biererrsa. ‘Men's $1 Dogskin Gloves reduced to 89 cents, ‘Men's 81 Cape Tan Gloves, 61.35 to #1. ‘Men's Castor Beaver Gloves, 61.35 to #1.25. Ladies’ 81.25 Dogskin Gauntlets reduced to #1 Ladies’ Castor Beaver Gauntlets, $1.75 to 18. Ladies’ Chevrette Gauntiets, @1. 7 to @1. 50. Ladies’ Dogekin, beaver palm, $1.08 to @1.7% ‘Ladies’ Black Dressed Kid Gauntlets, @1.96 tc@1. 70 ‘Misses’ Purwkin Mouaquetaires, de to B5c. Boys’ Dogskin Gloves $1 to Six, Retuste Low Pact Groves. fa Thousands of dozens of the ‘oilowing have been sold, their popuiarity beiug earne of Mability Linked with low prices: ‘S-hook @1 **Foster” Kid Gloves rectuced to St, ‘T-hook **Foster” Kid Gloves, $1.25 to $1.12. B-button Seude Mousquetaires, 8c. to Bic. 4-button French Kid Gloves, 96c. to 8Gc. S-dutton Pirsiin Mousquetaires, Bie. to Bc. ‘S-button Chamols Gauntlets, @1. 2% to Bie. $a-The Pigskin or Biarritz Mowegueteire.come with white and ee color stitching. Sw-Tefteta is a mixture of SUK and Linen, wich has the appearance of ail silk, with twice ite durvis Saat at | Bar Fost Black and Su.nmer Shades 1m ail the a erable Cinta, Muaxese Sx Movsgverames. ‘Har Past Black and all the scarce tints of Greve Tans and Mocs. Mauuasese Sux Mirra, is ear These Bilk Mitts must not be compared with ‘many that, thourh sold st the same prices, bring siderably greater profit to the retailers. Maaae pete cede BBS Ma. Paourny Fuizo. Ladies and rentiemen who are away at the seashore end mountains may shop with us through the mail ‘with every assurance of eatinfaction. tate whether, your fmgersere long, medium or short, your hand plump of thin. If very particuler as to color plese end mampioof shade desired. Follow thene diver. ‘were tried on st our counter, (GW Forwarded postpats. end tf the order ta re exived on Or before Monday, August 30, at the apecia. “prices quoted above, — ‘THE PaLass ROYAL. a tom, Gor. 12th and Pa. ave.