Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FRIDAY... : THE EVENING STAR bas a regular and ‘maneut circulation in Washington three mes larger than that of any other paper im the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it has ne coupetitor. The people's party of Obio, as the third party calls itself, has put out a ticket and a platform. ‘The former, it is said, is composed of respect- able men. The latter will be scrutinized closely and some parts of it will be severely criticised. ‘The financial plank of course is the principal feature. The abolition of national banks as banks of issue is demanded and the substitution for their currency of free legal tender treasury notes in sufficient volume to conduct the country’s business on a cash basis. Nothing is said of warehouses or crop mort- gages, but government loans directly to the people on real estate or “‘other ample security” at a rate of interest not exceeding two percent, may include the alliance proposition. For the rest, free and unlimited coinage of silver, and a short plank declaring against taxation that ‘Duilds up one interest at the expense of another, end a declaration for a graduated income tax, complete the economical exactions of the party. In these latter features the people's party aud the democrats are in harmony in Ohio. There sre also labor and municipal reform demands, demand for the forfeiture of the Standard Of Company's charter on the ground that it bad turned to an alien trust ite powers and privileges under the laws of Ohio, and @ demand for the suppression of all forms of gambling in futures and all agricultural and mechanical products. In the demands for the popular election of United States Senators, for the prohibition of child labor under fourteen years of age, and contract prison labor it is likely the convention bas the morl support of a large majority of the people. The liquor plank,over which there was more stickling than anything else, is not altogether clear, although it was doubtless in- tended to catch the prohibitionists. To abolish the element of profit, believed to bea source of constant temptation and evil, the third party demands that the exclusive im- portation, exportation, manufacture and sale of spirituous liquors shall be conducted by the general government, or state, at cost, through wgencies or salarics in such towns and cities as sball apply for such agencies. ‘The plan for the management of the sale of spirituous liquors by government is much like that in use in Switzerland. Jt has worked well im that country im reducing the sale of liquor by removing all the temptations of the saloon to its use; and it has also proved beneficial to the health of the community by abolishing all the pestilent adulterations of liquors, and fur- nishing only a pure article. The profits from sale, also, makes a large item in paying the expenses of the government; and in this way is vastly popular with the taxpayers, who usually have increased burdens put upon them by the ime-producing, pauper-making Unrestricted sale of liquors. Whether the plan that has worked so satis- fectorily ina small country like Switzerland would succeed in our big nation is a matter of doubt, but the adoption of the idea by the Obio people's party is certain to bring about a Lively discussion of its merits or demerits. ——_ore— Advocates of the free and unlimited coinage of silver appear to lose sight of certain funda- mental principles. They contend that as gold is coined free so should silver be. Thus, ignor- ing the fact that gold coinage rather diminishes the value of gold, as shown by recent exporta- tion, the gold bars having a premium over the coin, while silver coinage appreciates silver from $1 to $1.29 per ounce, they seek to use the government to benefit those who sell silver a: the expense of the rest of the people. For the higher price paid by the government for bullion to stamp into dollars isa tax that has te be paid by somebody. But the silverites seem to think that by some hocus pocus cheap money brings prosperity. This is the boss de- Jusion of the age. It never-was so and in the safe constitution of things in this world cannot beso. A day of such alleged prosperity would | PENNSYLVANANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH De speedily followed by days of prostration. ‘The free and unlimited coinage of the money metals depends on the state of the money mar- ket. When that market setfles the ratio of silver to gold, or gold to silver then a perfect United States does not control the money mar- ket of the world. — eo -- After all the favorable news of last week two large districts of India, having » combined ued with famine. There has been rain suffi- cfent for the rest of the country. Thus the big American cereal surplus will be enhanced in value toa certain extent, ———_ +2 Inthe midst of patriotic references to her formed last night the first company of her naval battalion. ‘This isa step in the right direction. Cunnot Washington take the same step, take it soon? Dattalion. ee An odds and ends party does well to have an all it may catch afew. But it is likely to loses good many, especially if it antagonizes the great business interests of the country by ane sound projects of nance. . ——_—oe The industrial revolution for several years has been retarded by the difficulty of finding a cheap mode of making aluminum. Now that it is announced that it can be produced at fifty centsa pound the public may be content if it be true atdouble the price. One of the lightestand most durable and elegant of all the metals, it is tobe preferred for many purposes to either copper oriron Mr. Rusk isn't worried over the fact that his testimony as to municipal swindles at Madivon, Wis., has made him unpopular with republican leaders in the state. Uncle Jerry can bring down rain or stir up thunder and lightning with entire equanimi canines EN St. Louis is pointing with pride to the fact |* ‘that the paper collar is disappearing from her midst. The inventor of that humble means of cleanliness would have been surprised to find it regarded as a standard of culture. eee Mrs. Parnell is taking as few chances as por sible in domestic misunderstandings, She is | We want youto buy them. We want you tocall when- ever we offer such aa opportunity—the prices areright ; yes, more than right; they FOR SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY OXLX. learning the“typewriter herself. Sir Lyon Playfair's name would have barred bum from numerous English card parties, even if his principles hadn't. —- ‘The total abstinence convention gave Miss Willard a chance to ssy that her total absti- nonce principles were confined to rum; that they did not extend to skirts. -— Somebody should persuade the Marquis de Leuville to address a stamped envelope to the south poleand then climb inside and seal it atter bim. Several of the planks in the Ohio people's Party platform are sadly familiar as political “Jonabs.” — +e ‘There seems to be « feeling tbat Mr. Platt will make a most satisfactory opposition can- didate. ———_#+e--__ -— It is a mighty poor stripof country nowadays that can't have gold discovered on it — 90 ‘$s much attention as bis sash did. ~~ The Salvation Army deserves a great deal of eredit and esteem for having kept out of poli- tice. ——— oe The dress reform query: Do you wear divided hae ie the following: great neval captains of the past, Philadelphis | | Auer Tine Hena-made Cove Kia Oxfords, with Ladies’ Genuine Goat Russet Oxfords. Cut price, and | 5c. ; reduced from 1.25. The Potomac and the Chess- ‘Children’s Fine Kid Oxfords. SizesStoll. Worth peake ate fine felds for the evolutions of sueha | rany g1; now 50°. tip. Cut price, 85e. Worth fully $1.26. ‘Children's Solar Tip Spring-heel Shoes, sizes 6 to 11. ods aud ends platform. By trying to cate | gitwrei mou ons goat uppers with solid leather soles. Cut price, $1; real value, $1.75. ‘TS cents. Calf, that sold for $2 and 82.50, now $1.35. price, don't you? at 100. this sale only, Yée. R. Goxpscmerm, 1007-1000 F a. N.W. Ba-We cise at 6 O'CLOCK—except Satur- Geys—antil APRIL 1. HAVE YOU READ OUR ‘“aD?* Do—by at! means, if there are Children to be clothed. It's full of interest. Telis of savings. All the week we've been turning seasonable Stock loose. Tomorrow’ll cap the climax. ‘We're “‘clearing the decks” for fall—and by ‘every effort we make—you make, ‘Take those BOYS’ LONG PANTS. a We picked them out ij ‘here and there from the — Paszs. immense line we always DOWN! DOWN! DOWN! GO PRICES. COST NOT CONSIDERED. WE HAVE ONLY ONE THOUGHT AND THAT 18 TO SELL! SELL! SELL! DON'T WAIT PIPKOER. BUY TOMORROW. WF NEVER BEFORE MADE SUCH FEARFUL CUTS IN PRICES. THE COST OR VALUE WILL NOT BE CON- SIDERED. SELL THE GOODS I8 WHAT WE MUST DO. THE KNIFE IS AT WORK CUTTING DOWN THE PRICES EVERYWHERE IN STORE. COME AND BEE HOW WE ARE GIVIN GOODS AWAY AT OUR MIDSUMMER SACRIFICE carry — wherever the sizes were broke ‘They're “tough and tidy as BOYS’ PANTS ‘must beto wear. Most of the price has been “‘swallowed up” to hurry them out. Youcan't look for an opportunity like this again this sea- son. See shead » little—-they may be needed prt ‘Those that were 82.50 are $1.98. ‘Those that were $3.00 are 82.15. ‘Those that were $3.60 are $2.35. ‘Those that were €4.00 are $2.60. ‘Those that were $4.50 are $2.85. ‘Those that were $5.00 are $3.15. Store open on Saturdays until 10 p.m. : Sacruricen Baraarxa Ix Suen WARE. s We expect tomorrow | 91.48 % dozen each Piated Tes and Tablespoons i = |, 4a caBe £0F-ceecoe 98 — Will “break the beck= | 050. silver-plated But 01 2186 bone” of our stock of | 25c. Silver-plated Napkin Rings fo 1186 Hars. —povsrnacennprewrs | 7°. 4ozen Silver-plated Table Forks for 48s. ig doz 81.48 Silver-plated Soap Boxes for 81.25 Good Steel Carving Knife and Fork for. 814.98 Fruit Daskets, silver and glass, for. 89.98 Fruit Bow! STRAW HATS. Webad ‘© tremendous line and {t's well on the way out. Everything helps to move it—the qualities—the styles—the weather—and the greatest pusher of Sacnriricen Bares: ds Fancy CHINA. —— t of the 82, 81.75, $1.50, eanhupiitsipsieshak geen ar Qe. Fruit Plates, delicate colors, at... 1B6 $1.25 or $1 grades is 48CENTS. Out of the ‘Te., B0e. and Abc. grades—28 CENTS, Why shouldn't they sell? Don't your boy want one? All shapes—all sizes. 18e. French China Hand-painted Fruit Plates ‘58e. French China Hand-painted Fruit Bowls at ‘25e. Bisque Ornaments Se. French China Gold. D8: Se. Individual Butters, hand decorated, at, 1c. Bone Plates, hand painted, at. 5c. Soup Bowls, hand painted, ‘Wewouldn't “'swap” our ‘Store open on Saturdays until 10 p. wm. Surar STAR SHIRT WAIST - agency for any under Sacniricep Banoarss Is Carxa Wane. W alsTs, the sun—and you | &4,48 Tea Gets,containing 56 pieces, good quality China, neat decoration, for.. 83.48 Toilet Sets,containing 10 pieces, neat dec- orations, for......., 82.75 $5.48 Toilet Sets, contdining 12 pieces, neat dec- orations, fo1 yeeoes 84.75 98 Dinner Set, containing 115 pieces, being a full dinner set and o full tea set combined, ‘Best decoration, for. $12.90 wouldn't want us to "37'S THE BEST SHIRT WAIST MADE. Fits erfectly—all the designs are from original pat- terns—and we've always a plenty to show you. ‘The season is never so old that the assortment “imps f We've got some LADIES’ WAISTS that we held over out ‘of our Cloak Department—FLAN- ‘NEL, PERCALE and SILK—the STAR make. HALF PRICE to get their room. ‘You'll find am ‘oda price” on sil the “odd sizes” of BOYS’ and CHILDREN’S WAISTS. Sacarricep Barats 1x Gas Axp Ox STOVES. hepa May Queen Oil Stoves,2 burners, single, . 8c. Tubing, 5-16.. a ‘There's aspeciai sale in Store open on Saturdays until 10 p.m. ‘Here Boys’ and YOUTHS* B lL G a SHOES that ongnt to | SACRIFICED ancarss 1x LASS “holdup” yoursttention —_| 9c. dozen Fine Thin Table Tumblers, engraved, T: HERE.” tomorrow. ¥ If there's a SUIT wanted—-LONG oF SHORT PANTS—TWO OR THREE PIECE— WE'VE got what you want as usual. ‘How about the WHITE and FANCY FLAN- ‘NEL SUITS for youngsters? WASH KILTS? THIN COATS and VESTS! WHITE and FANCY VESTS? LINEN PANTS? These: all in owr line. . ‘Tomorrow! . Fancy Linen Paper at. - Boxes of Paper at... -. Bottles Gold Paint at Memorandum Books 2-foot Carpenter Rules at. Cases of Books, comprising 3 books, af ‘25e. Playing Cards, in oxidized silver cases, ai 15e. Thermometers (absolutely correct) at THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON TTT SST TTT aN Dany Berens. —o— Come tomorrow in the forenoon ; tt will benefit you and help ns. Our Saturday night trade during this removal sale has been some- thing extraordinary, althouch we have a larse enough force now to handle the largest crowds fairiy ‘weil. , FOR SATURDAY, AUGUSTS, EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS: THROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT. ,Lot of Youths’ 81.25 Solid Sole Laced Shoes down to 73e. Tennis Siippers, Boys’, Youths’ ‘apd Children’s sizes, 5c. 40 pairs Gents’ $1.75 Low Cut ‘Ties and Button now 97e. 7 pairs Ladies’ Finest 82.50 Common-sense Ties now $1.60. 60 pairs Ladies’ $3 Elegant Hand-sewed Button Boots, $2.25. 85 pairs Ladies’ $1.50 Genuine Dongbia Tipped Button Boots now Ue. 30 pairs **Morrow's" Misses? Finest $2.50 Dongola Boots now 81.57. Only 15 pars nore Misses’ Rus- ‘set Goat $2 Button now $1. 25 pairs Misses’ 1 Dongola ‘Turned Oxfords at 39c. 53 pairs Child's $2 Patent Leather Button, Dix’s make, at 81.15. 16c. a bottle for Raven Gloss and Russian Tan Dressing. ‘Be. per bottle for Acme Dress- ing. Gc. per bottle for Brown's French and Bixby's Royal Polish. 816 SEV! 1902 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, au7 231 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 3.E. PERDLAADLGAALALOLELLAAALLLABL 12803: au7-3t au7-at* OLE AND HEELING ‘Neatly done. WILSON & CARR, 29 F st. nw, auG-2t W. A. Prnce & Co. Successorsto E. G. Davis, ‘TAY Market Bpace, Corner Sth street. Resnsprns For Sarvnpay. Have you been away for your summering yet? No, Well, now think. Isn't there some- thing you particularly need before you go? If you do not contemplate an onting perhaps you ‘need some articles for tomorrow, anyway. You know Ssturday is the day for needfuls, and this is the house toget them. Our patrons have long ago recognized the fact that EVERY- thing that they purchase of us is always reli- able. They know that if by chance anything they buy here does not turn out as represented they only have to let ue know of it and we will MAKE IT ALL RIGHT. LOOK AT ‘THESE ITEMS for tomorrow. GOOD BAR- GAINS THESE. Store open on Saturdays wntil 10 p.m. Saxs Axp Conpaxy. In the Service of the Peoplé. Sacrrercen Banoarss Ix Faxs. G5e. Feather Fans, all colors, at 25e. Linen Fans, hand painted, ‘38c. Japanese Fans, gold and ‘T5e. Japanese Fan’ We will allow 3 in our store, no matter whether it is aSe. 98c. Belt. All are subject to theabove discount. Our main object is to close out our entire stock of Belts. Store open on Saturdays untit 10 p.m. _————— eee Sacriricrxa Banoaixs Ly Miscexta- NEOUS ARTICLES. 2%e. Bottles Pik-ron, which isa paint, stain and varnish combined, for....... 0c. Bottles Electric Furniture 1c. Whisk Brooms for. be. Bottles of Good Maci ea We. Bde., 48e. 08e., $1.28 Buckles for... 2c. packages Hair Pins, 2 packages for.. . Glove Stretchers for. . Traveling Ink Stan: ther vampe, Cut price, €1.10; reduced} Sxcrrricep Banoarxs Ix ‘Tnunes. We have received 200 Trunks this week, making our assortment the largest ever shown fn this city. Read ‘the rousing bargains offered from our select stock: 1.98 Extension Case: |.-96 Packing Trunks for. J $3.00 Metal Trunks, iron bound, iron bottom and patent lock, for. $3.50 Metal Trunks for. 82 $6.90 Canvas Trunks for. 84.90 96.90 Linen-lined Canvas Tranks, with exce!- sior lock, 84.90 89.90, $10.90 and $11.90 Cabinet Trunks for..#7.90 9.90 Roller Tray Trunks for. 87.90 $9.90 Common Sense Trunks for..,..... -87.90 All Trunks guaranteed. All Trunks marked ‘free of charve.”” A strap given away with each Trunk. ‘Misses’ Kid Spring-beel Shoes with pstent leather A wonderful bargain in Men's Shoes. Madeof real ‘Mens Genuine Goat Slippers reduced from 1.25 to Choies of all Men's Low-cut Shoes, in Goat and Fine Store open on Saturdays until 10 p.m. TAKE YOUR PICK OF Sacriricey Baroarss [x Busy CARRIAGES. All our Ladies’ €3 shoes now $1.80. popsnemareps sashes All New. No Old bos ‘Manufscturer's Sample All our Ladies’ and Misses’ $? shoes now $1.25. Ail our Boys’ snd Youths’ $1.50 shoes now $1.25, THE STAR SHOE HOUSE, We wish every one tosee our Picture Denartment ‘and examine the latest works of art. We will not ask you to make eny purchases st present, only to see ‘what we have in this line for future reference. ‘Our lovely assortment will surprise you. THREE SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW. €1.98-202% Ensravines; all new subjects; framed im a beautiful ornamented oak frame with silver lining; for. (85—20x24 Enxravings, framed au7-2t 726 7th ste errr ee ere eee Kos Pusansacy. 7TH AND E STS. N.W., LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES. DRUGS. DRUGS. DBUGS. | siiver frame, for.. 1.98 PURE DRUGS AT LOWEST PRICES. 06.50 “*Pastels,” Sean ae burnished Bronze and White frame, for. @ _Store open on Saturdays until 10 p.m. Sacriced Barocas Ix Rocsixe cHarrs, |, We have about closed out our stock of Rocking ‘Chairs, and we will offer the remainder of our stock at just half price, ‘THEY MUST BE SOLD. Sacuimceo Baroaxs Ix Rerzio. ERATORS. ‘We have but seventeen Refrigeratorson hand. The reduced prices have cleared our large stock down to ‘the above number. We offer you one more chance to purchase a Hardwood **Michigan” Refrigerstor at lees ‘than cost. Do not hesitate at the following prices: 1629.90 Hardwood Sideboard Refrigerator for. #21.75 1-835 Hardwood Michigan Sideboard ‘We have an overstock of the goods riamed in this list. will astonien you. ‘25c. Hand Mirrors, only Se. Goggles qnd Smoked Glasses (to sell out), De. Shaving Mugs below cost ; buy thei pow. ‘20e. Whisk Browns down st tc. Face Powders at 2c. s box. ° ‘We think our surplus stock will sell at this ‘Swandown Face Powder, with a bottle of perfume, Cloth Brushes, very cheap indeed, at 250. ‘25c. Infant Powder at 1c. Carbolic Acid. for disinfecting, quart bottles, for ‘SSe. Alcobol Stoves at 20c. Sponges and Chamois, awfully cheap, good sises, st tor 1925 Hardwood Michigan Refrigerator for..-618.00 1 e290 Hardwood Michigun Ratigostor for... verano ‘3--912.00 Hardwood Michigan Ice Chests tor..,.$9.80 ‘Our *“Michian” Refrixerators are knows in’ Wash- ington and all over the country as being the best ‘Hardwood Retrixerator” made. ‘We give yous quarantes with every one of them, ‘Money refunded if not satistactory, 1007-2000 F ST. ..W, Store open om Saturdays until 20 9.m, Lave Hasoxencuer Annvazs. 20styles of PRINTED BORDERED HAND- KERCHIEFS for LADIES, HEMSTITOBED, all new designs. Regular value, 15c, SPECIAL PRICE, 10c. each. 15 NEW DESIGNS IN LADIES’ PRINTED BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, HEM-* STITCHED, FINE QUALITY, good value at 18. SPECIAL PRICE, 12%¢. for choice. ~ NARROW HEMSTITCHED FANCY BOR- DERED HANDKERCHIEFS for LADIES, pure White, WARRANTED PURE LINEN. ‘Worth regularly 18. SPECIAL PRICE, 12%40, each. NEW ASSORTMENT of MEN'S HANDKER- CHIEFS, HEMSTITCHED, COLORED PRINTED BORDERS, new designs, SPECIAL PRICE, 123c. each. Note.—This lot of Handkerchiefs are czeep- tionaily good values. 5 a) Guove News For Sarvnpay. 8-BUTTON MOUSQUETAIRE, O7c. pair. 8-BUTTON MOUSQUETAIRE, $1.25 pair. 8BUTTON MOUSQUETAIRE, $1.50 pair. S-BUTTON MOUSQUETAIRE, $1.75 pair. 4-BUTTON DRESS KID GLOVES. RE- DUCED from 81.2520 97. pair. COLORED SILK GLOVES. Former price, Ge. REDUCED to 60c. pair. WHITE CHAMOIS GLOVES, BLACK and WHIT! New Sreus Is ECKWEAR. NEW ARRIVAL of FANCY FIGURED IN- DIA SILK WINDSOR TIES, in new and de- sirable designs, EXTRA WIDE AND LONG, SPECIAL, ‘2c. each. ALSO NEW LOT of BLACK SURAH, BLACK GRENADINE, BLACK JAPANESE SILK TIES; EXTRA WIDE AND LONG," SPECIAL, 25c. each. TOURIST RUCHINGS, in SILK CORD effect ; best quality. 19c. box. ‘TOURIST RUCHINGS, in fine plaitedeffect, 25e. box. How Is Turs: LADIES' ALL-SILK FRENCH HOSE, WARRANTED FAST BLACK. Regular price, ‘Se. OUR BARGAIN PRICE, 63c. pair. LADIES’ FRENCH BRILLIANT LISLE HOSE, drop stitch; BLACK BOOT; WAR- RANTED FAST; fancy colored appers; in the newest styles. Regular price éverywhere, ‘JSe. REDUCED to 49. pair. CHILDREN’S FINE RIBBED FAST BLACK HOSE. Regular price, 23 to S8c., ‘according to size, MARKED DOWN to 2lc. pair for any size. stitched, SPECIAL, 97. pair. ‘W. &. PIERCE & 00. Buccessors to E. @. Davis, 719 Market Space, Fry Corner Sth st. TO cee OTRO iSe both TEA BEN’ E, an7-3t 2241 11th et. ae. Wiig THE NEXT, FOU Baw Te ig Oty, HW. ATA? ADIES' iTE CANVAS 0! 13 ‘Also White Canvas. aa 20636 ts Dw. |. en — OAS a ¥ bed aes ‘as quoted in New York or a -, “ “Tus Moxewertat,» 987 AND 090 F ST. ¥. W. A SUMMER SALE. This is not «tale of broken lots or but of clean and seasonable articles, Fince you. Every article in the foods, ‘ae acall will con- house at reduced ‘Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Silt Mull Hats, Ribbons, Laces, Flowers, Corsets, Handkerchiefs. Windsor Ties, Fans, Neckwear, Hosiery, Sun and Rain Umbreliss, Ladies’ Sk and Musitn Underwear, ‘Ladies’ 8 tise Ribbed and Gossamer Underwear, Gloves: and Mitts, Blazers, Jackets, Reefers, Fichus, Beaded Wraps, Infants’ Caps and Hats, &c., e., &ec., Be. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR DE- PARTMENT, Night Gowns, Chemises, Skirts, Drawers and Corset Covers, some of them as low as 12%c., We. IH.+ 48c., O0c,. S8c., 61.12, $1.31, $1.48, 81.74, 81.93, &c., be., Be. 4 CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Grand Success. Prices U1 E Lnprecedented. Never Before broken D.0. FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1991 oopWwaRD Axp t iccuaser: 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. —— CANT GET AWAY, ‘Two thousand and one people can't get away uring the summer. (Don't need to, this bean tiful weather.) For such people we have ex- traondinary attractions. Read, : of Kea tew saysat el ip that sold at $4.05. 06004) Erisric Pizzows Renvoep atetigt Wraps that sold st 86, #8 and #10, for a few at gti gola at 12, $15, 20and 25, for afew days UMBRELLAS. CORSETS, CORSETS. A Reduction in Corsets, Fhe Monumental 7c; Corset at 50e. ument rset at Zoe. ‘he Coutil Corset, striped with fine satin, that sells at at 50c. at eie Couttl Corsets, im White and Gray, worth $1, Also ©. P.. R. &G., P. N., Thomson's, Dr. Ws and eve a a a and qialty. Some sligtiy aa 459 gHANPKEROWIDY DEPARTMENT. | {lozen Union and Linen Handkerchiefs, 1} latest importation, ‘plaia, tae fad exabroid ered, the prettiest designs, at marvelous bargains. NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT. The finest assortment of Imported French Chiffon Rufiling, Pleated Mut Cre ing. Nec Hacking, kmbroidered Coliaretten, @,. Sees. our tne 8 OeERY, HOSIERY. Ine Silk Hose, i different st; in every color, train #2 to #8 a bair, at a Foduclion of SS pet Lt le Thread Hose, the finest grade. Berular price, isle Thread Hose in all the new dress shades, both ign and Hichelleu ribbed, fully worth Uz4e. at Sk. Fast Black Hose, Louis’ Hermsdort dye, 40 canze, extra length, double lisle thread heel and toe, the reguier Hc.. AL ZOE. Also Ladies’ Fancy Hose, Richelieu ribbed, in 50 different new colors and deaiyns to latch every plain and fancy dress. Also iu Black, Tans, Gray, Brown, Yellow. Blue, Nile Green, Hed, ‘as well as Hose: Ise., ot 2 pairs for 23e. SPECIAL INDUCEMEN ISIN GLOVES AND SILK We ft and guarantee all Gloves from 97c. upward. ndressed Witte U rutiou-length Kid Gloves, 81-20; lar selling price, $1.00. "White Chamois, Bic: srevalar, White and ri regular price, 61.25. Sur bare site Mis: he ie Ste: Our Suk'and Taffeta Glow THE MONUMENT. 1° 37 and 199 F st. n.w. 250. BED TICKING, 186, ; 15e. PONGEE, Sic. 3) Crepe Cloth, 8iyc.j 12)4c. Dress Me NOt. eS ENTE RE IIOE 124i Lith at, ale, ALPACAS, MOHAIR FLANNEL: Dietat, Sateen and Serge Coste and for four HOUSE, ‘Si th a wwe price, $1.25. rit, wita Disckstiiching, O7e. : =e =e oc. Up. . BALANCE oF Yeats, all coiors. at half. Ps Chords RATATAT Ler "Ex Ai Gor ‘This applies to our ‘entire stock of Neglige Shirts, Cheviot, Madras and Silk Mixed, and the prices will move them. Our $3.00 and 82.50 Cheviot and Madras Bhirts now $1.75. Our $2.00 Cheviot ‘and Madras Shirts now 81.50. Our $1.50 Shirts @1. Our @1 Shirts 650, JOSEPH AUERBACH, “YOUR OUTFITTER," { 3,Bs, ave. Down town. { =e “tS — i Hea PSDADALERBAGEAAEDABAGAALAGL 1] D¥C, SATEENS, Wee. Tae OUTING FLAN Hl, Bige. 5 . Pinin Ch: Sige. a Me ee PRR SES ETERS aw zal 1th at W. D. Craze & Co. sn MARKET SPACE, , ONEY THE NEXT FI DaYs. — we ofet our entivestoce of Dry Goods saa Noda at <Foday' we cal apecial attention to the Linen. stock, ee ee og of every housekeeper. Tim, eached ‘Table Linen—Scotch, Regular Sine Bigached’ Table Linen—Scotch, Regular bas [ar Bleached Hable Linen Scotch. Regular price, iin, Bleach Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular WHERE TO MAKE Mf clea ped Napkins—Scotch. Regular price, $1.25. Bisg hed, Napkins—German. Regular price, 91.35. "Now @1. saa japKine—Scotch. Regular price, $1.50. é_Blesche ins—German. Regular ofS Nee — wae Beaghed Nepkins—German. Reguler price, #2. saiblgpehed Napkine—Irish, Regular price, $2.50. Audothers too numerons to inention. Eableachned Fale Linens penot Portes, ‘Linen Table en Sheeting, Pillow . Linen Crash and, fect, everything thet be found in a eet eh stock yo at cost res. nade t opportunity for hotels and bosrding W. D. CLAR! a _su7-3m, ee het Bice. ox” FAIL TO ATTEND THE REMNANT al RAFF’S ENTERPRISE, au7-3t 2241 Lith at. se. A Maw Is Szance Or Avrres Digging at the roots of the tree would be looked upon by all seusible persone as foolish in the extreme; yet not moreso than a 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 small weekly or monthly sav- ingsin payment of the debt. FURNITURE, TO 50e. eee In order te close out on: last hundred at once ‘We bave reduced the price to S00. — ‘They come in two sizes: No. 1, 11x18 inches, with traveling box and ‘one pillow case. No, 2, 12x22 inches, with one pillow case, —Your choice for 50c.— (Becond floor, 11th at. building.) 10 Menixo Usprawrar Deranruesr. —o JUST REDUCED. 20 dozen Children's White Swiss Ribbed Cot- ton Vests, with high necks and short sleeves, ‘Reduced from 25c. to or 2 for 25c.— Nearly all the Children’s Lisle Thread Com- Pination Suits thst were marked down to half price are gone. Don't delay purchasing one any longer. SO dozen Children’s Hglbriggan Vests. Vests with bing necks and Jong sleeves, Sizes 1610 Boys’ Drawers to match, ankle length. s —ic. a pair, 3 for 81.— ‘This weight is suitable for changing from Gauze toa little heavier weight before putting on the fall underwear. (Hirst floor, 2 annex.) Urnorstery Deesrruest. ———— JUDICIOUS HOUSEWIVES TAKE XOTICE, ‘We mean todispose of all small lots of ail kinds of Curtainsand Curtain Msteriais during August. Se. Bilkoline, 90. Iie. Silkoline, 12340. Fourth floor, 11th st. building.) Tunez Lurontaxr Grove Ines —— Ladies’ €-button-length Taffeta Gloves in Black and assorted shades of Tan, Ladies’ 6-button-length Extra Sized Black Bilk Mitts, give thumbs, retrograde seamed, —65e. « pair,— Ladies’ 8-button-length Mousquetaire Suede Gloves in Tans and Blacks, —#1.65 a pair.— (First floor, 11th st. building. ) Ix Winte Goons Deranraest, —o_ Weoffer a fabric that is very desirable for evening wear—India Dimity. 25 pieces Ecru at ne E. tutormnor. — 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. —o_ i Hovsenorp Necessities. THE REVOLVING DISC FLY FAX Ts superior to all others. An ornament to the table, A luxury tothe household, A blessing to the sick, A comfort to the stadent, A necessity to all, But a terror to the Ries, Itis made of brass and copper, handsomely ornamented and nickel plated. One windinx of the clockwork Will make it run about two hours And half. ‘The arms are adjustable to any po- sition. The discs, which revolve constantly and with reat rapidity, not only friehten away the flies, but cause a pleasant cireulation of the air. No home is complete without Wt. The comyortoy guests makes ita positine nem ecssity in all hote(sand restaurants. —Price, $2.50.— —o— MASONS PRESERVING JARS, with TRE “GEM” ICE CREAM FREEZER. 2-quart.. 4-quart G-quart B-quart . 20-quart 14-quart ICE PICKS, Plain Ice Picks— ~—Se. Se. —99e. and 2e.— Pick and Hammer, combined. —Aie.— ‘Ice Chisels, for shaving ice to put in freezers, —2e. and 43e.— (Fourth floor, 10th st. building.) Fraxsexs Fon Barmse Sorts, ee Flannels for bathing suits are still season- able. If you have not alreedy purchased your suit the following will be of interest to you. Blue Flannel, 27 inches wide, 756, 0 and GOe. @ yard.— All-wool Navy Biue and Black Flannel, 54 inches wide. —50 and 7c. a yard. — ‘White Twilled Cotton and Wool Mixed Flan- 18, 27 inches wide. 37 and 4%. a yard.— —28-ineb, 0c. — St inch, 70.4 (Second floor, 1st annex.) All-wool Nay Boxs) Cuormse Deranrwest. aie as Boys’ All-woo! Blazers in neat pin-stripe pat= terns, thoroughly made and finished; silk Stifched. Sizes 8 to 13 years. —#2. Teach. — Boys’ Best Grade French Flanne) Blazers in large variety of new patterns; perfect in 18 and finish. Sizes Sto 14 years. —#3. 50 and $4 each. English Serge Reefers (full regulation style) forthe smailer boys; thoroughly made; fast colors, Sizes 3 to 6 years. —#4.25, 85.00 and 85.50 each. — wy Biue Blouse Sailor Suits—made weight cheviote, trimmed with Bartow braid; very nobby. Sizes 4 to years. — 86.00 each. ‘Wash Denim Suits, with pants, for the little fellows, 3, 4and 5 years old—fuli sailor style— fast colors—the nobbiest suit shown for the price. 83.25 cach.— Asa midsummer bargain we offer a lot of Alle ‘wool Plain and Mixed Cheviot Suite, platted, and double-treasted styles. Bizes 5 to 13 years, Worth tully $6. —At 84.50 sult.— Acomplete line of Unlaundered Shirt Waists in Prints, Percaies, Ginghams and Outing, ——20, 2, 3736 and Bee. each.—- (Third floor, 10th st. building ) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, au7 20th, 11th and F sts. n. EW REMNANTS_12yc._ CASHMERES, N Sie ie. “amore Dee ate S00. {Se Striped Melines, ce i6e. “RAFES PRISE, 1241 11th st. ne. au {Second floor, 11th st. building.) Corrox Deranrwenr. 50 pieces Cotton Crepe, in Pink, Blue, Mauve, Shrimp, Nile, Lavender, Mikado, Primrose, Cream and White, especially suitable for evening wear. —12ye. a yurd.— «Second floor, 11th st. building. ) Isvaxts) Deranruest. <cas Children's Large-sized Eating Bibs, with s Beat border around edge and deep fringeat bot- tom. Can be used as apron at the table, —R5e. each. — Children’s Plaid Gingham Dresses, in nest, Pretty styles, with edge of embroidery around the neck, full sleeves and deep hem, waist made on the bias. Sizes 1 to3 years, —S0e., 75. and 81 each.— ‘Children's Dresses, in plaid and striped Ging- ‘bam and plain Pink and Blue Chambray, with ruffle of nainsook embroidery around neck and sleeves, deep hem and cluster of tucks above bem. Reduced from $1.50 and $1.75 to —$1 each. — Dainty, Stylish Mull Hats, in White and pretty shade of Pink, Blue and Red, trimmed with rosette of mull to match or a soft lace trimming,and edged with sdoublefriil of mull, ‘which improves the appearance and at the same time adds to the comfort. They come in flat and rolling shapes, with mull ties or elastic, ‘Beduced from $2, $3.50 and 83.75 to sf —#1 each. — (First floor, 11th st. building.) Mosvuwez Dress Goons, « a Outing Cloth, in = variety of attractive stripes, plaids and polka spots. Fast color, ‘27 inches wide, —10e. a yard.— The 124c. Ginghams-are superb. Note the stylesand finish. Fast colors, 27 inches wide, —12)9e. a yard. — ‘Light-weight Bleck and Gray Skirting, in large variety of stripes, 27 inches wide, itive. & yard. — Beautiful Half-wool Challies, in Cream gtounds with dainty colored sprays, Sowers, bc., 27inches wide, ——18e. 8 yard. ‘ER We close at 6 p.m., Saturdays excepted. Tue Exo Is Nea 00 NLY A FEW DAYS MORE AND Sour REMovAL REDUCTION “oo? SALE WILL BE AN EVENT OF THE PAST. IF YOU INTEND TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR EXTREMELY LOW PRICES FOR GOOD, RELIABLE GARMENTS YOU MUST COME QUICKLY OR IT WILL BE TOO LATE. TAKE YOUR PICK OF OUR ENTIRE LINE OF MEN'S CUTAWAY AND SACK SUITS AT A REDUCTION OF FROM 50 TO 7% PER CENT. MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS, ALL WEIGHTS, AT ABOUT HALF PRICE AND BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S MEDIUM AND LIGHT-WEIGHT SUITS AT A RE- DUCTION OF FROM 25 TO 50 PER CENT. THERE ARE STILL A FEW PAIRS OF THOSE MPN'S SEPARATE TROUSERS AT 92.50 PER PAIR, SMALL SIZES NLY, NONE OVER 32 WAIST MEAS- URE, BUT ALL LENGTHS. 18 YOUR SIZE AMONG THEM? B. ROBINSON & CO., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 900 PA. AVE. &. Carmat & Lex, ‘928 7th st. and 706 K st. ow. ‘We must have room for our new fall goods, All summer goods must fo. Anderson's Scotch Ginghams that were 25 and ‘30. to go at 19¢. yard. French Ginghams that were 18 and 20c. yard to goat I23se. yard. India Linon, worth Sand 0c. yard, togoat Se. yard. Children’s Lace Cape that were 7Gc., @1and 81.50 to go at 25e. each. ‘One case Honey Comb Toilet Quilts, full size, ‘at G0e. each. sities Sina Ribbed Veuts, 10s, each, or3 ‘Watts’ Glycerine Jelly of Roses no lady should teccaas ‘Weare the Washington agents for aud, 928 7th st. and 706 Ket. nw, i OF e22 KOW WILL SAVE YOU 928 NEXT SPRING. SEE THE FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS: Perfect Success Gas Ranges— 819.50 reduced to 814.75. m00 * 17.5. m0 18.50, 20 % © 22.00, 00 "25.50 0.00 * © 20.60, ‘Rainy weather. Too many on hand. Must sell, ©, & MUDDIMAX, 05 614 12th at, YORAEESIP RAE Toon own vanes ax ram RAFF's a7 ot. 0.0. a SATURDAY, AUGUST 8. From § until 2 o'clock tomorrow the filewing special attractions at The Palais Royal, cormer 12th st. and Penna. ave, Reaz Arzioaton Sarcums, $2.50, These bags measure 17 inches im length and are sol here regularly at $3.15 each, which i consideradig below the prevailing price. §2 50 each antil 1 o'clock tomorrow Beaver. Har Oxrsawesrs, Me. Lance Double Hatr Pina, with coil and twisted tore, Wentical in appearance to those of resi Gold and Sliver, that, being the latest styles, bring high prices atthe jewelers, Untit 1 e'clock tomorrow we offer one hundred of these omainents at only 14 cente tot choice. NOT MORE THAN ONE TO EACH CUB TOMER, unless the regular prices are paid, via: 2, 35 and 80 cents, Lanes: Vassar Samrs, 79. Threeply pare linen bosoms, collar and cuffs, Latest style standing and turnover collar. Hand- made Dutton holes, &c. Laundered by Earl & Wil- son, The style, Ot and finish of Custom-made Shirts ‘that cost $1.50 each, Crean Sux Wixpsons, 166. ‘These Figured China Silk Windsors are one yard Jong and good value st 25 cents, Will wash. NOT MORE THAN ONE TO EACH CUSTOMER—s rule made so that none shall be disappointed and not to ree strict the quantity sold. All will be seid, for we could only secure five dozen. 25c. Poorer Faxs Fon 10c. ‘You'll find the price ticket onesch fan says Se. Bad not the importer shouldered a considerable loss the price would be 25 ceuts, Youare really offered 25-ceus fens for 10 cente, 50 Cexrs Worn Fon 39c. ‘The Psiais Royal Combination Purse aud Card Casg St 50 cents is a welldnown favorite, The special price until 1 o'clock tumorrow will be appreciated, we know, 68c, Hose For 330. Tomorrow's special addition to our great 23e. Bale is ‘20 dozen Ribbed Silk Lise Hose with warranted Fast Black feet and ankles, uppers of Salmon Fink. They are 68e. quality. The reson why they are marked ouly 4c. is the uppers come only in Pink. Until 1 o'clock, tomorrow at the special price of ise. Buacx Sixx Sasz Rinwoys. ‘The iste large purchase enables the offering of #2, quality Surah Silk fash Ribbon, 1Y inches wide, for only 75c. yard. Until 1 o'clock tomorrow the price ie to be Ge. yard. Wrauirxe Tasters Fos 5c. ‘72 sheets (144 pages) of All-linen Writing Paper, plain and ruled. bound in strong board cover, for ouly, Sen, which te just AaYy the weual price. ‘THE PALAIS ROVAL (Continued below.) A Srecur Give Sus FOR TWO AND 4 HALE DAYS at Greartx Repvcen Pasces. ‘The Palais Royal Gloves are warranted and « full ee ‘Sortment of sizes and shades are in stock the Feat around. To stimulate the demand. the following re duced prices until midday, Saturday, August 8th. . Liver Paras Rovat, Groves. E97-Tried on at our risk and warranted the some as sfregular prices were asked. 4-button @1.50 Dressed Kid reduced to $1.35. 4-button Undressed Kid, $1.35 to @1.15, 4-button Embroidered Kid, @1.50 to @1.35. ‘B-button Suede Mousquetaires, @1.55 to 61.08. Ba Fost Black, White and ail the correct summer hades. Sizes lv oust GL shapes of hand, iong ond short fingers, de. Ruvrse Darvise Ax Biercursa. ‘Men's @1 Doyskin Gloves reduced to 80 cents, ‘Men's 61 Cape Tan Gloves, $1.35 to 81.25. ‘Men's Castor Beaver Gloves, $1.35 to @1.25. Ladies’ @1.35 Dowskin Gauntlets reduced to @1.25. Ladies’ Castor Beaver Gauntlets, $1.75 to @1.50. Ladies’ Chevrette Geuntiets, @1.75 to $1.50. Ladies’ Dogekin, beaver palin, 1.98 to @1.78. Ladies’ Biack Dressed Kid Gauntlets, 61.08 to 61.7 Ditesen’ Purskin Mousquetsires, Wc to Bic. ‘Boys’ Dogakin Gloves 81 to Sex. Retusiz Low Paice Groves. "F- Thousands of dozens of the following Gloves, have been sold, their popularity being warned of re Liability inked with low prices: S-hook $1 **Foster” Kid Gloves reduced to #90. ‘T-hook **Foster” Kid Gloves, €1.23 to $1. 12. B-button Seude Mousquetaires, Uc. to Hise. 4-button French Kid Gioves, Gio. to Bic. ‘B-button Puyrakin Mousquetaires, te. to Be. ‘S-button Chamots Gauntiets, $1.25 to SiGe. G8 The Pigskin or Biarritz Mousqustatres come with white and elf color stitching. Tarrera Sux Movsqverames. Gw-Tafets is mixture of Bilk end Linea, which has the appearance of all silk, with twice its durable ters Be |S SS (Ba Fast Black and Summe> Shades ww li the dow (Bar Milanese Bilk 1s acknowledwed the best for Gloves, ‘Sa Fost Biack and all the scarce tints of Grave, Tana and Moves. Muaxese Sux Mirra. (6a Thees SiIk Mitts must 2% be compared with the many thet, thouch soldet the eame prices, bring com ‘siderably greater profi to the retailers. » fl ~—weemeeeens “SE AE a4 Max, Oxoms Psoenr Fuss. ‘Ladies and rentiomen who are away ot the essebore, ‘mountains may abop with us through the mail every assurance of satintaction. Btate whether your fingersare long, mediu:n or short, your bend plump orthin. If very particular es to color picsse send muumpioof sbede desirec. Follow these dire ‘tiome end we euarantes 0 fit os perfect as if the glovet were tried 08 at our counter. OF Forwarded postpatd, and (/ the order te re ‘casoed on or before Monday, suguet 1. at the apootal “prices quoted above, a ‘TEE PaLals BOTAL . & LisNkR (Cor. 12th end Pa. ore : i