Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1891, Page 4

4 “THE EVENING STAR. Ww a GTON: MONDAY... August 17, 1891 ‘chosBy 5. NOTES Sue EVENING STAR hes a regular and permanent cire: Washington will have the pleasure from and after tomorrow of greeting during the week = number of widely different but interesting Dovties of men who will gather hore in annual session. The American Association for the Ad- yancemort of Science, which convencs tomor- row, is on of the greatest societies devoted to scientitic studies in the whole world. It com- prises in its membership most of the able in- vestigators who have given this continent a prominence in the scientific development of the present age. Besides these men of pure science, the two telegraphers’ bodies which will meet bere on Wednesday, and whose | occupation touches the domain of prac- | tical science, will illustrate to some extent the progress of electricity in one of its most important applications. There is something historical in both the Old Timers and the Mili- tary Association, the one running back to Morse and 1844, the otner to the institution of military telegraphy in the United States. To those addicted to outdoor pastimes the Deginning of the session of the National Oars- mon ¢ Association tomorrow and the regatta on ‘the Potomac, opposite this city, are events of supreme interest. Washington has room for all these national bodies and others besides. The Rechabites are coming next year, and intend to celebrate here ‘heir semi-centennial celebration. The national capital is the handsomest, the most pleasant, the most suitable place for such annual or other regular meetings, with its vast array of things to show and contiguity to the most memorable scenes in American history. ena ona A note from an official of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad says that Tae Stam was misin- formed in its statement that the Koyal Blue Tine trains ad returned to the use of soft coal. He adds ‘We have not only not returned to the use of soft coal on the Royal Blue line, but have no fnteniion of doing it,and furthermore we e pect beiore a great while to be able to do away With the burning of soft coal on onr suburban trains running into ard out of Washington. Further, we expect by the Ist of October to have our Washington suburban trains equipped ‘with entirely new coaches, which are now Leing Dusit for us by the Pullman company.” ‘This will be very satisfactory information for the traveling public, and especially for the cus- tomers of the suburban trains here. ‘The aboii- tion of the soft-coal nuisunce on these trains, by the substitution of the best quality of coke, cannot fail to add greatly to the popularity of the road. Now, if the Baltimore and Ohio com- pany will go a step further and doubie-track the Metropolitan branch all its length, they will make themselves wholly solid with the pub- lie, and wil! gain enough additional business to make the expense of construction a paying in- Vestmen’ + A promising crop review in the United States with a gloomy outiook abroad for the staple crops that support life, taken together, give rise to well-based predictions that American cereals will be exported in larger quantities than usual and will command much higher prices. With an export of wheat amounting 0 200,000,000 bushels, all required in Europe, it would seem that the low average export pric for five years, 87.1 conte per bushel, must go away up above that point. Figures made now are apt to be more or less deceptive, but a fair estimate is probably an increase of 25 to 20 per cent, although it may be higher than that. ——___+eo—____ Arthur J. Riggs, the colored republican ean- didate the legislature from Lamilton county, Ohio, says that the colered vote will decide things in Ohio and that the republican ticket will be elected with several thousand ‘votes to spare. Maj. McKinley isn’t allowing these assurances to betray him into restful fnertin, however. —— When Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt faye that “the ward worker who is simply in politics for the office, is a curse to the com- younity” he utters a truth that is true in every place and worthy tobe used as a legend to be placed over the object lesson of American pol- ities, the corrupt manipulation of election and nomination machinery. eae As famine in Russia is likely to help Ameri- can wheat-raisers, so famine in China may aid American rice-prodicera. Our people do not rejous over others’ misfortune, but do rejoice heartily over our ability to farnish their food apply. It's an ill wind that blows nobody any ood. —— It was an impressive event—the memorial in Wes er Abbey in honor of the late James Russell Lowell, with Archdeacon Farrar aa orstor. Sueh things approve the tenth of the adage, “Blood is thicker than wate ———_+e—____ After nearly fifty years’ effort Vermont un- Veils to-day a monument on the battle field of Veunington. Starke, Lennington and Lib- erty_-great names in the olddays! And “Mollie who diin't be “a widow” that was not the least of the rallying cries of able that Essa is going on with seal catching in ber own waters, claiming that the American com- Tany in Alaskan waters are catching more seals than the proviso allows? Russia ought to “tote fair” on the seal question and not defend ber own gra under Mr. Blaine’s definition is “contrary to good morals,” by al- legations that cannot be maintained. — The estimates of the American Agriculturist tion, wi 7TH AND H STS. N.W. FRANELE & CO. —E A FEW BARGAINS SELEUTED FROM ALL OVER- STOCK GOODS THAT WILL PLEASE ALL HOUSEKEEPERS. READ CAREFULLY OVER THE LIST, SELECT WHAT YOU WISH AND COME IN AND BUY. WB GUARANTEE TBE PRICES TO SUIT. S.at. Preserving Kettle worth 75c. for. Large Trays worth 15ec, for... Heavy Bread Pans worth 106. for. | Japanned Dredie Boxes worth Sc. for- Coat Frames worth Se. for, | Wire Potato Mashers werth ‘Large Graters worth Sc. for... Chopping Knife worth 13e. for.. Graduated Cup worth be. for. Cowmon Sense Candle Sticks worth Fancy Cake Mold worth 7e. for. Tin Tea Ketties worth 35e. for. Milk Strainers worth 1ée. for. Block-tin Stewpans worth lic. 01 Long-handie Mixing Spoons wortn Wire Coffee Pot Stands worth 6c. for. Gravy Strainers worth 5c. for. Spout Strainers worth 5c. for. Nutmeg Graters worth 5c. for. Match Safes worth 5e. for, Exg Beaters worth &. for. Broilers worth 12c. f¢ Oval Butter Buckets worth 10e. for. 2-qt. Cov'd Suucepan worth 10c. for, Ammonia worth 7c. for. Shoe Polish worth 10c. for. Iron Soap Dish worth 1c. fo1 Malleable Iron Lemon Squeezers worth 15¢. for. Ice Picks with iron band worth I2c. for. ‘Three-string Broom worth 2c. for. Self-wringing Mop worth 50c. for. Two-hoop Buckets worth 60 Clothes Pins worth &c. for. Painted Cedar Wash Tubs, medi Painted Cedar Wash Tubs. large, worth 8c. for. Painted Cedar Wash Tubs, extra large, worth 81.09 for. 980 IF YOU GET A HEINZ REFRIGERATOR YOU GET THE BEST.—The Fair. D Ht STS. N.W., FRANELE & CO, 1t 8 We close at 6 O'CLOCK—except Satur- dsys—untl APRIL 1. “Courorr Consene— THTHAT'S OUR CORNER-THE RAIL- 4 road guides don't tell of the most direct ‘T road to relief in bot weather, Straight hereto US—is the shortest and cheapest. FEATHERWEIGHTS for now. Patience oT virtue. We've had our THIN CLOTHES in waiting since old Sol crossed the line”—and now they're having their day. It's the BEST stock ever shown by anybody. Laysright hold of your appreciation, ‘We've got the variety that lets folks be particu- Jar. They'll find something to rest the!r notiong, on HERE and no man that walks is missed ins fit_perrectone, too. Wegot a **scoop”onajl the ‘Bovelties that are worth having. Every-which- ‘way you turn you'll find something new—that Ro one cise bas_tosurpriseyou. There'snot bit of foolishness about the prices, QUALITY fizesthe cost. QUALITY Sixes the cost. STRIPED AND PLAIN FLANNELS and SERGES—in SUITS. COATS and VESTS of » hundred different kinds of “airy clothe"—and SEPARATE COATS, too. WHITE and FANCY ‘VESTS—DUSTERS, etc. There is no end to the comfortable-and gentesl—combinations Foucan find in OUR collection, Leave tt to US and we'll dress you ““RIGHT." Don't wait Until it ete “frying hot," either, Have them ready. ’ Suze Axp Couranr. Delicacies in Drees. PENNSYLVANANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH aul? STREET. STITT TTT TTT Tas gs eg s Ler "Ex Aw Go. ‘This applies to our entire stock of Neglixee Shirts, Cheviot, Madras and Silk mixed, and the prices will move them. Our $1.50 Shirts now. Our $1 Shirts now. ‘Our entire stock of Silke Bhirts at cost. 1.00 JOSEPH AUERBAGH. t mers of this country are richer than. “TOUR OUTFITTER,” ever before, with better prospects of steady prosperity, mst be discouraging to some of| { GRPSAM. P gy [FE eye jcor. toma. the people who have been professional sympa- thizers with the tiller of the soil. a bien bh! nob hbbh ions rake Three acronants killed in two days in differ- ent places, tmee others put in great peril ought to mutiice for fancy effects in homicide. | Asoraen Specrar. seoedhs = A toy named Morris Tobachechneider fell a. MONG OUR STOCK OF CHIL- = Lesdiserinaste bese Seprsdee —— aA DREN'S OVERCOATS WE FIND © ground without being injured. diy took his name with him tees pacuinle dk: & AA LOT OF ODDS AND ENDS, mei SIZES FROM 2% TO 9 YEARS. WERE ALL GOOD SELLERS AT 85, 86, €7.50 AND $3. WE MARK THEM $3. EACH, AS A COMPANION TO THOSE 03.50, 96, 85, $6, 87 AND $8 SUITS, SIZES 4 TO 11 YEARS, ATTHE SANE PRICE. YOU WILL FIND GOOD PICKINGS AMONG THOSE MEN'S ODD THOUSERS AT $1.75 PER PAIR (SMALL SIZES ONLY); ALSO IN THOSE BROKEN LINES OF SHIRT WAISTS AT 60 CENTS EACH, AND THOSE $2, €2.50 AND $3 FANCY PERCALE SHIRTS, WITH TWO COLLARS AND A PAIR OF CUFYS, aT 75 CENTS FOR THE CHOICE. DO NOT PUT OFF COMING TOO LONG, AS WE HAVE ONLY ABOUT A WEEK LONGER TO REMAIN HERE. 3B. ROBINEOY & 60. AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, + lar gain this year in the products of the farm, as estimated by the American Agricuiturist, will spike some of the discontent ‘sbroad in the land. —_+—_ ___ ‘The German emperor would have done well to follow the example of that estimable officer, Bir Joseph Porter, K. C. B., as indicated by his declaration that “when the breezes blow I gen- erally go below and seek the seciusion thats exbin grants.” - ee = If there is no way of isolating the Chinese leper who appears infNew York, or elsewhere in this country, the sooner one is provided the better. ed ‘The Washington Light Infantry is almost as Popular abroad as it is at home. It has a worthy past and a blomoming futare. eee Russia's present position illustrates the advantage of not being too much involved in international agreements. When she happens to want a seal she goes out and gets it, and there is an end of it. 2 ‘The foreigners im China who want to be pro- tected should remember that the safest place | bts) ‘with reference to a country that is on the verge of civil war is out of it —— ‘If che latest accounts are correct, the Ger- man emperor broke his knee-eap by an en- counter with the bard sense of aa under officer. | anl}-3t* Double Stores, wae is Sua ch 6 Aopen coe ious soi Ad bes) et ee, meas, ‘Fou may eave '20 per: THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. 0. “MONDAY. AvGuST 1, 1901. RAL BR PPA be Bay uw POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. wwe UE Trt # EER Wwwww i ie | 4 WWWwW MH rg aH OER wwWw oH H wow MB $ KER Wow Ww A gSSs OH acc, wwww aa 3 H eG Nwhw aaa gS HT & 6 wow «foe Sss3 Ge BI PPP, ERR RRR sSSg = -£ ey P Be e £e fo * s2- iy [pF Sse POET SA he doe) irons e aa Pe Eee RR Sss5 “SP sa Ff ABOUT OUR o RRO FER OA OTTTT SSs TITF A RRR &% RoE -_ 2 £ fe cee Ga KR KER AoA OT S558 aARRE 900 A PR rt eo AA ROR It 6 AA RRR It oO 9 AAA KR ® It coo aa RE 85 THE “STAR” SAID SATURDAY: “WHAT ADVERTISING DOES.—The 01d and sqund business adage, “Get a Good thing, then let the people know of it," is well illustrated during Baum's ‘Star” Saie, which began Friday and will continue all next week. August is the dullest month in the year in the retail business, but the *'Star” Sule is a good thing, and THE STAR lets the people know of it; the consequence is, the dull- est business days have been turned into the liveliest. THE “POST” SAID YESTERDAY: “AUGUST AND DECEMBER.—The two extreme months of the business The Btar Saleat Baum's Popular Shopping year—the busiest and the dullest. Place has put tho dullest month on a par With the busiest. A Star Sale in August means bargains unattainable at any other time of the year, and the indies were quick to take advantage of it. Elsewhere in the Post this morning you will finda list of bargains that will The ladies at home will find shopping profitable at Baum’s the coming week.” crowd Baum's store from tomorrow morning until next Saturday night, It’s profitable warma-weatherreading.” THE ITEMS BELOW PROVE THE ABOVE. Fisaz Cor Pricrs Ox Sus Axo WASH GOODS. 50c. Figured China Silks... ruxks Axp Travesixe Bass. 15 PER CENT OFF THE MARKED PRICES OF ALL TRUNKS. 10 PER CENT OFF THE MARKED PRICES OF ALL BAGS AND VALISES. ayard fe. a yard ht poe. a yard Gren ayard sateen The above discounts mean considerable, Consider .50 Black Satin” Stripe Puro Silk Gren- how tnuch less our orixinel prices are 50 goods adines ., _s ee than others ask for them and you ‘sill readily seo Dag here. fore Ge. Diack Hrocaded Silk and’ Moluir adines .. : can make by buying your trunk or lose out every one of them be- Chat’s the reason of it. \Scissons Axo P tatcp Wane. AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING. We wis pteuber 1, Mohair 81 Black Brocaded Silk und Motair ched Surah Silk: 0c. Black Lace Stripe India Muli Soc. Figured Crepe dle Chines—lixht grounds... 25e. to De. Genuine Scoteh Zephyr Ginghar ‘We bouzht 300 pieces at a remarkably low pric from Arnold, Constable & Co., New York, and +200. yard. 4 sizes of Genuine Steol Dressinaker’s Shears offer them for, worth 50c. to $1.00, tor, | Soiled Blankets at reinarkably low prices | sce 19 pairs. Were 81.37%. Star price | 6 As we are closing out our Jewelry Department the 7 . following prices should not surprise you. Everythi Lisexs Axo Ware Goons. aa ee ee 12-yard pieces Enclish Long Cloth, $1.40 pece | 411 250. Jewelry Lease Barker's Mills 4-4 Cotton, te. yi. 8isc.by the piece me anlage daeaiss oe Lease 10-4 Bleached Sheeting. Worth Oc. For 2c. : iss —— 300 100 dozen Knotted Fringe Huck and Damask a Sie 81. dozen | 41 91,38 to $1.98 Sho: pins Bags—grain, seal snd real alligator, satin lined .. Bexrs Asp Faxs. : 10e. and 15e. Canvas Beits, striped or solid colors. . 4 All 50e. Straight or orice Leather Helts ALi: 100 dozen Extra Quality und Size Huck Towels, Red and Blueborders... 0c. cach—$2.40 dozen 100dozen 4 81. Booxs Asp Srattoxeny. Cut prices ou everything. All publications received as soon as issued. ‘The lendins magazines and fashion Journals always sold at cut prices. Zeets Dickens, half calf, gilt top, 15 vol im each set damaged. Revul: 3 sets Scotts Works, 12 vols., cloth. Regular Price, #12 eves 28318 2sets Ruskin's Works, 12 vols, slightly damaged Regular price, #24 .. 3 “Idle Thoughts of au Idle Fellow,” by Jeroine K. Jerome, cloth bound, gilt tops. Regular price, 81. 5 "Told Atter Supper, | cloth bound, gilt tops. Regular price, #: =78e 18 boxesie. Mourning Paper and Envelopes. 10. box 34 boxes 50c. Linen Stationery, containing 50 sheets of paper and 50 envelopes. Yic. box Striped and Plain All Toc. Siik Belts, be. Satin Palm Fans—sinall fancy suapes. 0c. Closing Pocket Fans, 10e. to 15c. Japanese Folding Fans... 1c. Fancy Chiro 7 . Wisvow Sunes, Staurep Livexs, ke, All 25c. Holland Shades. . All 50e. Opaque Shades, ane a ery All 6se. and 75e., Stamped Li All Bound Linens worth up to All Bound Linens worth up to 7 12%e. Printed Int. Madras... Excnomweny Axv Laces. 50c. and G8c. odds and ends of 45-inch Swiss Flouncings ......... Se. yard odds and ens Swiss Flounci yard and ie. Torchon Laces, Machine-made Torchon Laces... 20¢. Red aud Blue Colored Embroiderice...._ 8. Hack and Colored Silk ‘Taffeta Gloves... Colored Silk Te Unsenetras. 81.50 Gloria Umbrellas, twisted oak handles. ...81.09 $1.25 28-inch English Gloria Umbreilas—natural oF oxidized handies 85.50 “Puritan” or ‘Warrior” Silk Umbrellas— fancy trimmed handles. Lars: Axp M, E Scirs Axp SHIRT WAISTS. 75 French Satteen Sinirt Waists, stiff col- 10c. und 15e. doz. Rose Pearl Dress Button: be. Colored Ball ivory Buttons, 8c. Colored $ 4c. dozen, Mosrix Uxorewean Axp Consera Odd sizes of $1 Thomson’s—R. & G.—Balls'— Loomer's Cutaway Hip. Woven Corsots. Star price. All lars and cuffs, colors Blue and White and Odd sizes of 81.75 P. D. and Black and White. Gray French Corsets. 81.38 and $1.48 Plain White or Figured French All $1 and $ Percale Shirt Waists, stiff collarsand cuffs. .08e. each 81.00and $1.45 Satteen and Madras Cloth Shirt 20dozen G5c. and Toe. Cotton or Caiubric Draw- Waists. ‘ers—best materials—nicely trimmed..... ...50e. each All Ladies’ $4.98 to # so Giagharn Drewes Seach | Ali 5 to $8 Trimmed Hats—only best mat 81.75 Ladies’ Challie Wrappers .,.. 1.20 each Bors: Sur Waisrs. All 25e. Percale or Outing Cloth Shirt Waists. . All $1 “*King” Shirt Waists—bundreds of pat- terns... 0c. Laundered Percale Shirt Waists or Outing Cloth Waists..., 81.25 to $1.50 Unirimmed Colored Straw Ac. each B88 Hasoxercmers Axp Snawrs. 50 Cashmere Scarfs, embroidered, colors, Pink, Blue and Tans... $3.50 Cashmere Emb. Scarfs, fringed...... 15e. White and Colored Bordered Hakts. 12%e. White and Colored Bordered Hakts.. 7 Prenrvuery Axy Toner Arriciss. 0c. Cake Peari Soap, 25 per cent glycerine... Calder's, Thurston's or Lyon's Tooth Powders. Large Wire Hair Brush.. ‘25e. Lundborg's Triple Extracts, all odors, 10c. Bottle Cheseborough Pure Vaseline... be. 4-row Scrub Brush, lie. Tetlow's Swansdown, 25e. Bottle West India Bay Rumn.. ‘B5e . Bottle Oakley's 8-oz. Florida Water. 10c. Large Whisk Broom. ‘35e. Mirror, plush back, patent handl be. Box Camphor, containing 40 balls.. " : Truoxas Axo Laces. ie. and S0c. Black Bilk Laces, 2 to.5 inches wide... 5c. Colored Silk Falzing, $1.25 and 81.50 Cream Silk Dress Nets 81.50and #2 Biack Chantilly Drapery Nets. Hosreny Axo Uxorrwean. Ladies’ 25c. Fancy Cotton Hose... -15e. pair ‘All 50, 50 and 7c. Lisie Thread Hove, in solid colors—boot patterns and fancy stripes,.....42c. pair 50 dozen Ladies’ 50c. Black Cotton Hose—hijch ‘spliced heels and doubie toe... ~B2e. pair 10 per cent discount off the marked prices of our en- tire line of Infants’ 4, % and Long Hose, in Black and White, unbleached and pin stripe. All 25c. Ladies’ Gauze Vests, 4 different styles....22¢ ‘85 dozen Ladies’ 7c. Swiss Kibbed Silk Vests, Vensxos Axp Necrwran. 10c. yard Satin Maline Vellinys—all colors... Se. yard Silk Cord Ruching .....0.... 19c.and 5c. White Embroidered Mui! Ties . he. yard Embroidered Chiffon—all colors. Nortoxs. Se. Spool Silk, all colors... Be in Cream, Pink, Biue, Nile, Old Gold and arte pou & Be Rubber Co ret u 6 os to 10 per sii our Ainericaa Hosiery Company's | 56, Paver Best Engin Needles, vee" - dozen Darning Cotton, all colors... Be and Jean Underwear. 0c, pair C. P. Muslin Side Steels, all sizes.. Se M. G 10c dozen Real Whalebone, 7 to 12 inches long....3¢ ex's Goons. be. Hair Pinching Tongs, with spring. 130 75 Turkish Bath Robes ........-....s000+-€2-50 each | 7c. Fine Stee! Tracing Wheel.. 4c 7o. unl'a Dress Shirt—plain or piaited borom— ‘5c. Russian Tan Shoe Polish, ligt or dark ‘We ‘buteber linen back to bosom—linen neckband 9c. Raven Gloss Shoe Polish. ‘Be. paper Nursery Pins, all sizes. BAU Mi POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, ‘ } TH STREET. Y af} * Wor You Ber A DLA RIOR PP A RI A 00 Pr ch Ek A me Es at BABE £8 ne OP flan ed ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. ‘Take advantage of our midsummer clearing sale. In Not a great many left, but any of them ean now be | Mier to make room for fall stock we offer some mar- bad for ‘Yelous barvains, and a purchase now is a good invest- ts 2% go ess ment and ® saving of 20 per cent ou regular retail ey as Led 3 2 = =S Price. *35 Hee yw. WE QUOTE A FEW PLUM! $8.68 Cardinal Surah Parasol, with -star-shaped center of White Chitfon. Now $2.98, 87.68 Black Surah Parasol, with border of Cardinal and Black Grenadine. Now 82.98. $7.68 Black Surah Parasol, with border of Black and Gold Grenadine. Now 82.98. $6.48 Changeable and Plain Silk Parasols, in Blue, Gold, Tan and Red, with Drosden China Handles. A Solitaire Diamond Ring, *; carat, $20; worth $25, ‘3-carat Solitaire Ring, heavily set, $23; worth #25, I-carat Solitaire Ring, Tiffany setting, $57. worth 875. 1X -carat Solitaire Ring, carved settinz, $120; worth 9150. Ben gn0e. ‘S-carat Solitaire Earrings, $27.50; worth @40. €6. 48 Glace Silk Parasol, Gold and White, Bouquet- | 1%-carat Solitaire Parrings, 8120; worth $150, Now $2.98, 2hi-carat Solitaire Earrings, 8150; worth $2 THE PALAIS ROYAL. | &-stone Pendant, large and perfect, €12: 8175. S-stone Pendant, new desicn, 885 Crescent Pin and Pendant, 9 diamonds, @50; worth 875. Marquise Ring, 2 rubies, 12 diamonds, (Continued below.) Wanre Cuanors Groves ARE HERF. After several weeks of patient waiting we have re- ceived a few dozen White Chamois Gloves. Sizes | from 5% toGk and afew 7's. There is hardly s ary’s supply here, so if you want a pair come early, The price, as heretoiore, ONE DOLLAR. At the ‘We carry the largest stock of Unset Diamonds and other Prectous Stones exhibited in the city and sell ‘stones by the carat at wholesale rates, PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) . Neckwear At Repvcep Prices. 8c. Hand-embroidered Mull Fichus, nearly yard square. Now 480, B. HARRIS & CO., 50c. All-silk Windsor Tics, The bandsomest ever shown. Now 39. IMPORTERS OF DIAMONDS, 19e. Surah and India Silk Windsor Ties. Now 160. 48e. Lace Collarettes For 25 cents. 124. Mull Tica, with embroidered ends. Forl0cents. |__ ane — Se. Linen and Percale Chemiscttes, standing and ge Ss ate — turn-down collars. —— Ht asx 00 canst Now 19 cents. | ——— aj? TEL Zr 853.88 My > — Sc. Vasear Shirts, nen bosoms, collars and cuffs, a standing and turn-down collars. ‘Now 79 cents. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued Lelow.) Special clearing saie cf 500 pairs Ladies Best Grade ‘Hand-made Shoes, worth #33, $3.50 and 84a pair, re duced to $1.80. Thosizesrun sialland the widths are narrow, but if your size is amoug them you never had so good an opportunity before. Our clearing sale will continue but « short time longer, so if you want bargains in Shoes come soon. Mess Necawear aT HALF PRICE. The balance of our stock of Men's Summer Silk end Grenadine ‘Teck Scarfs, which formerly sold at 25e.5 now 13 CENTS or 2 FOR 2 CENTS. -cent Four-in-hand Washable Ties, in Pique, Mar- seilles and Lawn, THE STAR SHOE HOUSE, Now 13e.,or 2 fur 25 centa, bad == A SNAP FOR THE xS— A lot of 4-ply All-linen Collars—always sold at 15¢. cach, but there are but two sizes left, can get half a dozen now for EIGHTEEN CENTS. THE PALAIS ROYAL nd 125. You _(Continaed below.) Bren Srose Pixs ARE THE LATEST, have Just received a lot of them ; two kinds,Oak nsy Leaves, with different colored Stone Settings sch mouth. ‘The leaf itself is made of Mother of Peari, and the effect is very pretty. The settings are Garnets tor Jannary. Amethysts for February. Bioodstones for March, Diamonds for April. Emeralds for May, Agates for June. Buby for July. Sardonyx for August. Sapphire for September, Opal for October. ‘Topaz for November. ‘Turquoise for December, 7cents exch. THE PALAIS ROYAL. Ir Is Perrrony Rataral in this day of humimgs for peo. Bis, to my, this TELIA PIMA OAT forthe Feet 1s another huni. But if there ts an article on the market Which as practical coauon serse and. merit to back it, it is TERKA FIRMA. SOAP for the Feet, It cures tender, ‘nful, swenty feet, and never fails te it. Easy ant to Use, a certain cleanse They are but (Continued below.) Fisat, Repvertoxs Ix Prices oF “LIGHT-WEIGHT UNDERWEAR W. D. Cran & ‘Sil MARKET AFTER THE BA ‘There has been areguiar scrimmace all along the line at our store, people takinz advantage of cost sale prices. apnigokinw over the stock to bring something very alto your attention we tind a lot of Hemaants of ‘able Linens and Napkins. \CE. MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. (GENTLEMEN WILL FIND HERE ALL THE BEST nakes of Health Underwear, Finest Balbriggan Uner- | heaviest ‘on the Linen have nmuny Hewnants wear, &c., marked at the lowest prices consistent with | ment cash business and therefore below prevailing quota tions. In order to quickly dispose of summer stock 20 er cent discount—one-fifth—off the marked prices. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Lavrs Scwwer Usprncanueyra. R5e. Ribbed Balbriggan Vests, with no sleeves, re- duced to 220. Se 25e. Fast Black Ribbed Vests, no sleeves, low necks, | 4 dozen‘: Feduced to 22e. +s ‘25e. Gauze Vests, also reduced to 220. 50c. Gossamer Vests reduced to 390. S5e. Ribbed Kneo Pants roduced to 250. ‘Ze. Imported Ribbed Lisle Vests, Cream, Pink and Bjue reduced to 35c. or three for $1. 82.48 Fast Black Lisle Tights, all sizes reduc ed to 32.25 pair. Ribbed Cotton Vests marked 25c., 350. and 500. Feduced to 2c., 20e. and 390. Ribbed Silk Vests, Black and colors, at 10 per cent Aiscount. ‘The marked prices are G5e., 75c., O8c., | We'll wail pou one dozen of alle costot a anes juoted. Cotmnent by ts unnecessary, : 81.25, 81.75, $2.68, $2.98 and up to 67.3. Deduct Stevia aba comparison of price hte wht jut are Susret uence one-tenth from these prices, ae so courearg, Gloss the entire lot out So- American Hosiery Company's Summer-weight Vests | _A!! koods at cost until Friday. — are marked 65e. for size 26 inches, rising 5 cents » size. 10 percent discount being allowed deduct one- tenth from these prices, : A. H. Company's Knee Pants are G5c. for size 28 inches, rising5 cents, Deduct Oper cent. Cian Axp Corrox Uxpzewean, ‘Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, August 17, 18 JOUBLE-FACED CANTON FLANNEL, PLAIN ‘and figured, Le. “Old Goid and Germee” KAFI’S ENTERPRISE, aul4-3t 124i Lith st.'se. PULAR MUSIC ONLY 5 AND 10c. : TAKESOME ‘on your vacation: learn them re cal FHOMSON'S MUSIC STORE S11 ith st. Syl Rerern & Co. INDUCEMENTS. 50, 39.and 25c. qualities of Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed ‘and 19, will see the best bargains ever offered by the Palais Royal. It is @ sale of broken lots, but your ‘size will be found in one style or another. Wedon't Give alist of the garments, because what you might ask for would perhaps be sold before you called. DO ‘THIS: Take elevator to the second floor and examine the garments you will find on the three long center tables. You will yind the best bargains of your ea- perience. (Continued below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL, Cunpezxs Suuwer Uxprnwear. ‘When on the second floor inquire about the Camnbrie and Cotton for Misses and Children. ‘You will ind you may be supplied at less than the ma- terials cost at retail. ‘Onthe first floor, near door of No. 1117 Ps. sve., are the following bargains: Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests, in allaises, reduced from 35 to 20 cents. Swiss Ribbed Pants, in sll sizes, marked 25, 35 and 40c., can be had for 22, 29 and 33 cents. Gauze Pantalettes, in all sizes, marked 36 and 40c., ‘are reduced to 20 and 33 canta. Boys' Gray Summer Merino Vests, 24 to 30 inches, Are reduced to 286. from 35 cents. Boys' Knee Drawers, 24-inch for 00e., and rising 5 cents ©.size, are offered at 10 cents apiece lees than the price ticket tells you. — Vestsat half price, Ladies’ Black and Colored Silk Gloves, 13¢. Ladies’ Shirt Waists in percale, White and Black India linen, 4c. quality, for 27e. Satine Ties, 2 for Se. Chintz Prints, 7c. per yard. Scotch Diagonal Dress Goods, 36 in. wide, 15. Cameo Draperies, 123c. per remed wer ebdasiestn tas? 2 Caches, wo oer them at the following !ow prices: Style 415, 476 and 441 ;reular price, 99¢ We. 231, 493and 323; ** @L25, Be. 149 B ST. 5 E., CAPITOL HILL, Opposite U. 8. Library. 33-3m, Ax Lsvesruest OF ¢22 NOW WILL SAVE YOU 923 NEXT SPRING. SEE THE FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS: Perfect Success Gas Ranges— $19.50 reduced to $14.75. 21.00 * 17.75. 200 * 18.50, 2.00 * 4 22.00, 2.00 © 95.50. 4.00% ™ 20m, Rainy weather. Too many on hand. Must sell, ©. A. MUDDIMAR,’ an5 614 12th ot. W copwann Axp Loraror. 20TH. 1TH AND F STS. ¥.W. —o— FE Lunch Room closed for repaira wntit September 28. silat Tesxis Goovs Deranruest. GREAT KEDUCTIONS IN TENNIS RACKETS. tion sale of TENNIS RACKETS is Lilo progress, as The rn’ re desirous of clearing Out our entire mock. Hence, if you wish to pre- urea new Racket, you should take advantage Of thie great clearing anie. . Rackets for children, amateurs and protes- sionals, im all the leading wakes, including “Wrickt & D “Peck & Suyder's.” “Horace, Partridze & C: *Spalding’s,” “Horseman's,” and "Woodward & Lothrop's.” "Bear's Special"— Reduced from $5.75 to 84. “Pettitt” — Reduced from $4.50 to $3.50. “ashby's Special”— Reduced from $4.25 to $3.25. Reduced from 3.75 to 82.73. “Harvard Special” — Reduced from $3.50 to €2.50. “Standard Beduced from $2.75 to 62. “Longwood” — Reduced from $3.50 to 82.50. “Ashby, 3." Reduced from @3 to @2. “Newport"— Reduced from $2.25 to $1.50. “Harvara"— Reduced from $1.95 to 81.40. “Cleveland” — ‘Reduced from $1.75 to $1.25. “Bairy"— ‘Reduced from $1 to 75e. son's.” ge."—"'Standant”—"*Champion"— *"Beckman"—**Beckman Special” — Mn Club" —*"Frauklin Expert" — Isiand”—"*St. George” — **Princeton"— **Windsor"— *“Perfection"—~ *“Athietic"—= “*Arlington,” &c. Together with a full line of Tennis Nets, Poles, Pegs and Guy Ropes, Racket Presses and Cases, Dry Markers, Tennis Bails, &e. TENNIS BALLS. “Wright & Ditson’s, 1891, Championship,” ‘Bde. each, €3.40 dozen. “Wright & Ditson’s, 1890, Championship,” Re. each, $3 dozen, Seweury Deranrvest. me ETS 800 Fancy Stick Pins—pansy and other styles. —Se. each. — 200 Fancy Stick Pins—violet and other floral designs. —106. each.— Anew line of Brooches in violet, pansy and daisy @osigus, —S5e. each. — ‘Necklaces with heart lockets—gold or allver. jassar Studs in ten styles—3 in ast. —L5e. «set. — ‘Imitation Shell Bandeauz—single and double. —25 andl 38c. each. — Chain Pins. —15e. each. — (First floor, 11th st. building.) Jensey Deranruest. —_—— ‘We announce the arrival of advance styles of early Fall Jerseys, both plain and fancily good the remainder of the week. trimmed. The styles are choice and the qual- ityexcellent. Ask to see them. —Prices, $2.25 to $4.50.— (Third floor, 11th st. building.) Cupress Axp Misses’ Depanr. MENT. (Children’s All-wool Reefer Jackets, with sailor collars, slashed backs and brass butions. Sizes 41012 years, $1.75 each.— (Third floor, 11th st, building.) Sor Deranraesz. A new lot of Second-Mourning Wrappers, ‘made of Simpson's best prints, in new patterns, with tight backs and robe fronts. —41.Weach. (Third floor, 11th st. building.) ae WAIST RIBBONS. 50 pieces Fancy Black Ribbon, 2 to 2K inches wide, that are selling very well for waist ribbon, —We. s yard. — (First floor, 24 annex.) Fay Deranruest. en Woonwann Ax Lorunzor, 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. ¥ Ww. —_—— THE REVOLVING DISC FLY FAN Is superior to all othera. ‘As orpament to the table, Aluaury to the household, A Viessing 10 the sick, Acomfort to the student, A Receamity to ail, Dut @ terror to the Ries. Tete made of brass and copper, handscuel Oruamented amd nickel plated. One winding of f Fan about two hours Able bslf. The arms are adjustable to any po- sition, The dies, which revive comstantiy nd with ereat rapidity, wot only frighten away the flies, but cause « pleasant circulation of the ar. No home 1s comariete without it The comfort of quests makes sa positive me eetaily in ali hotels and restaurante, Price, @2.50.— —_—— MASON'S PRESERVING JARS, vice PORCELAIN LINED TOPS. Sn eT —_ THE “GEM” ICE CREAM FREEZER, PQUAFE ose seeenesneen +155 F-QUArt on eennneensenennssenneen snes: C-quart.......... Squart 20-quart 14-quart ICE PICK. Plain loe Picks— Ne. “be. --20e. and 25e.— Pick and Baumer, combined. Ice Chisels, for shaving ioe to put in freezers, Rie. and 450. (Fourth floor, 10th st. building.) Hosuay Dersnrvest. —o— SUBST RECEIVED. 7S Goren Ladies’ Biack and Unbleached Gauze Lisle Hose. —S0e. « patr.— (ist Boor, 24 annex.) Lave Vests Ar 1230. Ladies’ Swiss Ribped Cotton Vests, with low Beck and no sleeves. 22340. each. — (st oor, 24 annex.) Corrox Derantwenr. 1 case 6-4 Shgeting, linen finish. —1ie. a yard. — (a Gor, 11th st. building.) —e—e WooDWARD & LOTHROP, eul7 20th, 11th and Fests. n. Laxsscraz & Buo. aN UPHEAVAL IN FANS. ‘Fans that were $1.00 are now 7c. Fans Faus Fans Fans Fans Fane Fans 5 ‘This includes all our Parchment and Indestructible Fans of White in every material. Gur Patent Crown Fan rewatus 100. ‘This is one of the strongest fans in use. Comes in Binck, Red, Vink, Yellow, &e. Being « closing-up Fan ts convenient to carry in pocket. Our price, 10c. Leal value ts ‘What « scramble for our Infants’ Coste! Though many yet remain the 25 per cent reduction holds Ail Coats that were $10.00 are now 87.50. AllCosts ** * 8K.00 “96.00. AllCouts “86.00 AllCosts “ “$5.00 AuCosts “* ** $4.00 ** And so on down the list. ‘This offer includes every Pancy and Pisid Cost tm Ourstock. About SS yet remain to select trom to ft children of 1 year, An accumulation of Erubroidered Flannel Rem- nants, in desirable lengths for babies’ wear or ladies* skirta, at cousderably reduced prices. Our White Goods Sale goes ou with unsbated wim. From present outlook not much will remain to wind ‘Up one of the busiest seasons known to ua, OUR WHITE Goops Give sach satisfaction that the hold webaveon you imcreases every season. Our India Linens never crock or turn yellow. There yet remain some excellent values for your immediate consideration. Se. CHALLIES NOW Ze. ‘The assortment lies now with about 100 pieces. Day by day the quantity decrenses; the assortment lessens and the fault will be youre if the pick ts not ee grand today as it is tomorrow. | | ‘These always look neat and the frugal housekeeper Match these elew ere for dese than 250. you com. ‘500 Japancse Fans, in various stylesand Gell- | will add wnuch to her appearance, as far as thdyuess cate tints, Reduced from 350. to —2e. each. — ‘Also large assortment. Reduced from 18c. to —& Wand 12. each. —#1 each. — (Pret floor, 11th st. building.) Lox Derssracsr. —o— 22130 Fringed Damask Tray Cloths, in Blain ‘White or with colored borders. 180, each. — goes, in Wearing one of these in her usual morning work. 12}yc. ain't much, but it increases your per- ‘sonal appearance mightil; Be. In Be. ‘Ties, Binpes ‘Tim 170. or 176. ‘Plain Sik. If out of town your Order by Mail. orders will receive tumediate attention. LANS= BURGH & BRO