Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1892, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. ‘THURSDAY - April 28, 1982. CROSBY 8. NOYES. ++. Editor. THE EVENING STAR hasa regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any other Paper in the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it bas no competitor. The expression of the Coloralo convention Of silver leagues against any presidential can- didate not in sympathy with the free coinage movement is only one of a number of signs of unrest heretofore alluded to. The popular feeling throughout the silver states {is one of the political phenomena of the time to be studied carefully by the leaders of the two parties. It is becoming more manifestly trac every day that both parties have something to fear from popular discontents, To the demo- erate two fields of discontent are plainly in wiew—the state of New York and the south. ‘To the republicans the trouble is mainly west- ern, and relates to the silver question. Never- theless there 1s sporadic disquiet in other local- ities affecting both of the old partics. Be- tweon this time and the time of holding the party conventions many things may occur either to increase the lack of harmony or to fompote the internal troubles of one or both of the old organizations, Just at present the Furface drift of the democrats toward the gomination of Mr. Cleveland gives an access of geal to the silver people. What will be the gitzation in that party by the 2ist of June, the diate of their national convention, no man can foretell. What the republicans will do has een supposed an easier prophetic task. It qnay not be so if the silver states maintain an attitude of opposition to the gencral party ill, The republican convention meeting first, et on the 7th of June, has the harder task, fo far aa the sil concerned. he democratic convention has, however. @ monstainons temptation assailing it in the event the prior convention should be forced by the stress to weaken itself in the the temptation to risk tho east and its more btfal list to grasp rant eilver ri n stal in the face of a formidable t in the two parties on the z e conventions will be able + that will satisfy the con 1 ‘The present outlook positively j 1 for the platform builders. — —2-e—__ ‘Tux Stan is the better able, by reason of its recent experien to sympathize with the Pailadelphia Times in the severe Icsses sus- ned by it im last night's fire. The Times nex. a large eight-story building, containing + part of its admirable outfit as a © gr AR AY > br M4 8 We POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, ‘770 STREET, Srrexpw Rep Ticxer Orrorresrms For Toxornow, As the season advances: the most desirable merchandise becomes oddsandends. These we put in GRAND BAkGAIN array tomorrow and ‘they await your weekly inspectiva, Wrars S Children's Short Jackets, sold from $3 60 to $173 to 82 50 A lot of Ladies’ Cloth Shoulder Capes, dark and and i ‘4 Ladies’ Cloth Biazers, Tap and Gray... 4 Ladies’ Bisck Corkscrew Jackets. 6 Ladiow’ Jackets, 4 Red and 2 Tan cloth; were Compares - qt ence snceenenegse Wasrrexs Axo Wars. ‘5 Ladies’ Ginghem House Dreases (ekirt and Waist); were 61.75. polka dot and striped, « Devanruesr. 2 Leather Saratoga, size 34, Inon Itned, was Trunk, suze 34, Gnely made. ‘3 Solid Leather Leatber-lined Open-top Valise>, eizes 14, 16, 18, Wore, é Red ticketed .... bt shades, worth up to 86 50.......81 15 each $1 18 each == 980 each 7 each $119 each sosses Se ach 5 50 8875 - $548 $650 8698 2425 2450 2500 Mosiserery Dersurucnt. A lot of Odd Flowers, worth np to 50¢ A lot of Odd Flowers, worth up to 75 A lot of Odd Flowers, worth up to $2 Alotof Sailor Hats, Manilla crown, cloth brim, trimmed; colors Gray, Brown, Tax, &c.. Lisexs Axo Tanz Covens. s $1.75 China Silk-covered Cushions, with wide 0c 54-inch All-linen Colored Center Scarfs, = Laces Axo Encnowrrirs Ye Svkaline............. Table O11 Cioth, vest quality. Shelf Oil Cloth, best quality bargains in Light-w ‘ht Curtains of all dese: sper, was destroyed. A fine library and are losses not to be ail the paper's valuable fil replaced. The energy displayed in getting morning's is worthy of Philade!phia has not for along while sustained so great a loss by fire. ‘The origin of of a theater may fur- ion to other cities. rs should not merely be provided with as end broad exits, they should be so 1 on the stage that it would be next or scenery to be bts. The hint supplied be taken by framers of ction of the public ia whether in Washington the fire in the footlight nish a useful ar any otlier cit ng convention of nocrats in New York there will t po: ance in national po of the Farmers’ Alliancf at aa, on the 3d of Ma mote connection in results ference in this s atl > colored people's ys before the pabliean national conven- is, The people retain their agitation and eternal vigi- Tights by f If some of the a gro- unnecessary im a large view — ee The Ulinois democrats have indorsed Sen- ator Palmer for the presidential nomination if it shall be deemed expedient to select a west- ernecandidate. In the shadow of the name of Cleveland this is the most his friends claimed and more reaily than some of Mr. Cleveland's friends wished to concede. It is less than the ex-President received even in the somewhat equivocal indorsement of the Indiana conven- tion. While the large majority of the demo- erate in different parts of the cocatry seem to pprove the candidacy of Cleveland there is not that enthnsiastic adherence to his fortunes ceulities where he has been supposed to be st that might have been expected. The uncertainty in men's minda as to his ab carry New York promotes the favorite son ide: im many states. #tron: ns The outcome of the conflict between the House and the Senate over a reasonable in- cresse this year in the naval establishment is likely to be that an additional war ship and at Teast two or three of the smaller vessels asked for will be conceded. The position assumed by the House cannot possibly be maintained in face of the evident desire of the people to have a navy that cam protect their rights from invasion. The friends of an in- erease in the navy expect naturally that they Will be assisted by the vote of the members from the great water courses in the interior who wish to secure a number of the gun boats for their waters. - oo nce of Kavochol to imprisonment ad of todeath is an encourage- hists who apparently need so then in Pari, Their belief is was due to their threats and +. and the result leaves the on of doubt and danger. avochol was so theatrical that it could not fail to impress the populace. ‘This impres thened by the idea ‘that it has influenced the law itself. —— ee It is proper and praiseworthy to think of Providing s"atues to commemorate the achieve- ments of Admiral Porter and Christopher Co- ambas. It is to be hoped, however, that Con- gress. should it decide to appropriate the €125,- 000 asked for these purposes, will bring all the aftstic discrimination it cam command to bear 0B the situation. for life im meat to the ai n is stre ns Indorsed yesterday in snch states. west and aine, New Hampshire and ey. the administration seems to have friends in the silver state of Col- is easily explained. The Presi- dent is not a friend of the free coinage move- ment. +o A New Haven boy recently made a kite so big that it flew away with bim and lost him. Some of the politicians who are manufacturing polit- ieal situations should remember his fate. oe ——__—__ If the government printing office had been Joeated a few squares nearer the Capitel, it might long since have encountered a breeze suiticient to blow it over. —_ +o -___. Disappointed zenius may comfort itself with the refiectién that Columbus was over four Mundred years in attaining his present popu- larity. ee ‘There is goo’ reason to think that the con- fused condition of party lines calls fora new survey. ——— += ‘Tho democrats are kept quite busy wonder- ing what the Farmers’ Alliance is going to do a8 Coxsers Asn U; Asma! NDERWEAR, lot of Fine Underwear, soiled. Worth $1.98 and 82.50. <-++.98e each A lot of High aud Low Neck Coreet Covers, Size BB and 4. 68250 "s Sanitary” Abdournal Corsets. 50 aud 31 : Auother lot of AU. eros grain, fan; k Ribbons, in satin and ‘Se, all ausdes, asstorted Hosrery Axp NDERWEAR, ‘24 pair Ladies’ 37%4c Unbleached Hos: Sizes 8 to BH... = -.28¢ pair 18 vair Misses? 3: ‘Thread Hose. Sizes 6, 6%, 7. ‘Se, 3 pair 50c 1 lot Infants" Se Ribbed Weel Vi a" = T RIMMINGS, bon Fi age, Jet ‘Syards in 25e Silk Gimp, moss center, Gray, Green and Card ta Verma Axo Necxwear. 50c Double-width Sewing Silk Veiling. 19 Windsor Ties, plaids only. 50c Suk Bull, Pmk and WN: Norross. 1S Safety Dress Pocket, two pockets in one. Combination Dress Protector, rubber velvet a de Steel Shears, Sc Horn Bone, 10¢ each 150 each 44c each A lot of Odd Flowers, worth up to 82 50......G4c euch tal each 5-4 Chenille Table Covers, fringed..#@1.23 each ruil, ies 81.19 each to our weil-selecter arrivals are THE LAST CALL—Chotce of our entire stock of Chenille Porticres, worth $8 to $12.50, 85 pair, also tions, $ tor B5e 1.00 je yard weree25 each Seroin 6c Lap Best Zephyr; closing out. Hasosencurers Asp Snawts 10c White Emb’d Handkerchiefs, sealloped edge. 3-$175 Plain Cashmere Shawls, Black or White.$1 25 ‘S—-89e Emb'd Cashmere Scarfs, Ked or White. -59e Groves. Alot of S0c Kid Gloves, sizes 546, 54, 74.....43¢ pair A lot of $1 and $175 slightly damaged Kid Gloves, 2c pair Prazasors Axp Unonenas. 3-81.50 Fancy Striped Parasols.. 8129 each G—$1 75 Silk Gloria Umbrella, choice han- $2 49 each yn han- 39 esch Bors Sur Warsra Oue lot 38 White Unlaundered Waists......+.29¢ each (G9c each One lot @1 King Waists, laundered. Duess_ Goova A smals lot $00 Figured and Striped Chins ska, 7 ‘22-inch 20¢ Plain Colored Challies. ‘Tans and Grays—at greatly reduced prices. Asmall lot of 124¢¢ Ginghame and Outing Cloths; the former at 5e a yard and the latter at 8c yard. -----100 8 yard Femnants and short lengths of Plain Dress Goods— A lot 25¢ Suramer-weight Suspenders. A lot 25c Silk Neckwear .. veveeeee: 185.50 Men's Turkish Bath Robe........ BER pe mh UE We = ges BBB ATA UU MMM B55 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, apes SEVENTH STREET. MM MM Run a Es ge Pee EEE MMM MMM Her g NNN fe ba it & it ER! eer slices cu NEGLIGE shirts bi to 4. OF gol We have an equally lange amortuient HATS.—Just a word about bats. We have been rnost. sulecasfol in” one sclections this seasob. All Oar Byles have beca received with taarked favor. ‘Bott Hiats, GUc to 83. t 00 KER BB A Panvosantz Vasrry. Don’t you take pleasure in hearing 2 guest say: “Mrs. ———, your bread is the bertand lightest I have ever tested. What flour do you use and how do you make ft?” The donable, for it is the result of painstaking discretion im choosing the “best” flour. The and ‘bread than any other flour on the ‘Try # sack the next time you are in need of four, For sale by all grocers. Wx M: Gur & Co. “Wholesale Flour and Feed Dealera” Cor. Ist and Ind ave aw, ‘aiways been a special feature eg lareer variety and Prett.er sty es looked for in Summer Under- ‘wear, whether you want gauze, balbrigan. lisle. «)'k NOTIONS. Ttisaknown fact that we have the most complete and lowest price notion department in this city. Dress ‘makers who are competent judges have admitted this fact, and aur notioa counter is always busy if not crowded. We will ofer some special bargains for to- ‘Bteel Sciasors (little rusts).. Good Garter Elastio.. Woven Initiale. Hand Scrubs Clothes Brushes English Elder Casttie Soap.. ; ‘cakes for 5¢ ‘These, together with many bargains, can be found at the Notion Departinentyt Sreasporosn:s DRY GOODS, CLOARS AND NOTIONS, it 404 and 406 7th st ow. MM MM IT NN NNN NX X MMMM IL NN NNN NIT XX MMMMIUNNNNNN MT OX MMMUNNNNRNI XX MM MIN NNN NN UX XT id NN OX Er P% EXE BD dy Fe 0 0 NNN DD AA £ 0 NRX Dip Asa oo NNN DDD A’ ae co 00 ae e000} 2a 6900 i ae 100 OW ‘ead ou 00 = Have you been among the many to see the Beauti- Cuzrox Boa Weare displaying aud taking orders on? Fiona Wasa ‘Wears one this week in “A Texas Sreree Get your name on the list for the first lot to be de- Avered in a few days, a Laces, We are constantiy adding something new and choice stuck of Laces, Amo! Eexe Port D’Tetasve Laces. Cinch wide, | 10 inch. wide, 3ae. ya. 40, $2 an ¥ Pind wide | 12 inch. wide, 33 aud 40c. yd. B9ant SOc. ¥ Buscx Post D?Intaxve Laces, ALL SILK. 4 inch, 25¢ yd. | 6 inch, 46c yd. | 10 inch, 62% 5a, Post De Gexe Laces. 4 inch, Ginch. | 7inch. |S inch, ya" Si¥ae Yad. | @1.25 yd. | 81.37% Fd. Cuaxtuiy Laces, ALL SILK, | Sggcnes.” | Sanches 25e Be yu. For Hat Streainers. B5e.yad | 6 in, 50c. ya Busck Asp Ecav Getvne Laces ALL SILK. 56 ir 10 1 | shtsa | tee. AISTS. Boys’ Cambric Shirt Waists—plaited back and front, Roe. 52088 Percale Shirt Waists—plaited back and front— Boys’ Piain White Mustin Shirt Waists—plaited back and front—o5e. it ‘The U.S. post office will carry postal card from New York to San Francisco (almost 3,000 miles) for 1 cent—aimost Profitably. Out of this transaction the rail- roads, their and the postal employes all make a profit, Would you for ‘A moment entertain the idea that the rail- Toads themselves could accomplish this same thing at a less cost to the public, if they would figure the expense of transe Portation at actual cost? ‘The same argument applies to cur busie ness. We are retailers of everything desir- abie in the shoe line for man, woman or child. We stand between you and the manufacturer for our as well as your own Denefit. We, as experts, offer for your selection in our own big store house @ pick from the best of the thousands of manu- facturers in this and (if need be) other countries, It is ridiculous to suppose for a moment »that a memufacturer of any one line of shoes could come down here, pay big store rents, manager s, clerks’ and advertising expenses and veil that one Line at leas cost to the con- sumer then we could our hundreds of differ ent lines, Take, for instance, our lines of Men's Re- liable Footwear. Notwithstanding the increased competi- tion, we shoe twice as many men today as ‘weever did, and why? We shoe them more satisfactorily and more cheaply than any other house in or out of town. HEKE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES: Our Men's “Royal” 82 Calf and Kangaroo (Calf Low or High Shoes. Have no equals at the price, “Our Own" 82.50 Fine Calf Shoes, low or high cut, Equal to,the best $3 Shoes, Our Famous #3 Hand-made Shoes for men Surpass others’ €4 goods, For @4 and $5 we supoly the vory best productions of the shoemaker's art, ‘Superior to custom work. GENTS! BEFORE YOU BUY COME AND LOOK Us OVER, Wa. Hass & Cos RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 930 and 932 7th st, 1914 and 1916 Pa ave, 231 Pa ave se. 1% Wise Or Canssara Axv Inox Pronvces Oxxaex Isto Tux Buon. ‘The exciting and invigorating propertios of pure oxyémare well known. and every ‘one has at some tiine or other felt ite stimu lating influence. Yet you 40 mok always feel this exhiliration as a result of exercise, but, on the contrary, especially when exer- ising in the spring season, you feel # sense Of depression. It is because your blood is ‘Dad and possesses certain injarious qualities which, on the principle of the “dog in the manger,” will neither do good to the blood itelf nor allow the oxygen to enter and Purify it. These poisonous qualitics can Feadily be removed by that best of all spring renovaters—“Wine of Calisaya and Iron.” “Wine of Calisaya and Iron” is composed of efficient herbs, sherry wine and nutritives ‘and is highly indorved by ® number of the medical faculty and prominent people of j thiscity. Tey s bottle at 7c, or three for ‘@2. Forsale at Menrzs Movenx Paanuacr, COR. 11TH AND F 8TS. N.W., AND OTHER DRUGGISTS, as Peepie S wxe12, meter ot Pare Candy, trech overy hour, COR, 10TH AND F STS. WELCKER’S BUTEL, 15TH ST, 28 STAR: WASHINGTON, D. Cc THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1892. MORE ‘This time the reductions come in Dress Goods, India Silks. Spring Wools and Novelty Goods. The object is to close out the season's etock and {t-will be done if prices can doit. There isone pattern of s kind with most of these, though we have quite s supply of Wool Piece Goods. Prices are running as fol- lows: 82.00 goods at $1.50. 81.50 goods at $1.25, 81.00 goods at 75 cents, 80 cent goods as 69 cents, ‘Then here's s fresh lot of those nice Chins Silke. You buy them at 50 cents the yard. Regularly 75 cents and @2.00, Some Striped Grenadine reduced from 91.26 to 65 cents. For a special bargain in Black Gros Grain Silk we offer this lot at $1.00 per yard. Suitable for making Skirts, and we guurantes it not to aplit or wear, Plenty of rustle, J.C, Hercurssox, 907 Pa Ave ry Do You Tare IT GOOD POLICY To spend your money for that which will not prove to be what you ‘want or what it is represented to be? ‘This will bo the remit if you purchase FACTORY trunks that ars mado and will not wear to your satisfaction, You what you pay for and all thatis promised you, and you will feel satistied wit have made if you purchase your <TIT RR U U NNN a EERE BS gh Foie gg Be T RR UW NAN Kok S33 FROM THE VETERAN MANUFACTURER, JAS. 8S. TOPHAM. By far the best vaiuc ever offered im our 40 yoare of busines lite, either by myself or any other dealer, to my knowledge, is my 2 DRESS TRUNK. This Trunk is one of the results of my long ex- perience in manufacturing and of my very extensive knowledge of the needs of the traveling public. It is made of selected Michian pine, covered with good quality canvas duck, selected white ash cleats, heavy stecl clamps, Excelsior lock, No. 4 bolts, 10- inch steel hinges. two trays, one having deep hat box compartment, full linen lined. You must see this Trunk to appreciate its finish and style. 28 in. 30 2-34 3638 40 in 86.75 87.50 $8. 87.50 $8.25 $9.00 89.75 $10.50 $11.50 ‘No charge for trunk strap or u.:hing. We have 150 other styles and rades. From $1.50 to $48 each. ‘Traveling Goods and Fancy Leather Goods of every description at bottom prices, Torsaws Trosz Masvractony. 1231 Pa Ave N.W. Mascractory 1218-1220 E N.W. Our specialty-LEATHEROID TRUNK. REMARKABLE FOR LIGHTNESS AND DURA- BILITY. Repairing and Covering Trunks reasonably and Properly done. 1t Svccess Axp Coxswenatioy. OUR NEW ENGLAND AGENT HAS BEEN EXTREMELY SUCCESSFUL IN OBTAINING SPECIAL BARGAINS FROM SOME OF THE LEADING MANUFAC- TURERS OF THAT SECTION, THE ENTERPRISE OF MASSA- CHUSETTS AND CONNECTICUT Is 80 GREAT AND OVER-ZEALOUS THAT VERY OFTEN AN OVERPRODUCTION 18 THE RESULT. THE MARKET BE- COMES OVERSTOC! 0 OUTLET ANYWHERE, THE CONSEQUENCE IS OUR AGENT APPEARS AS A MEDIATOR, WITH READY CASH; HE COMES TO THE RESCUE. WE OBTAIN THE SUR- PLUS MUCH BELOW THE REGULAR QUOTATION. WE COULD EASILY DIs- POSE OF BARGAINS TAUS OBTAINED AT REGULAR PRICES, BUT WE BE- LIEVE IN CONSIDERATION AND GRATEFULNESS AND GIVE THE PUB- LIC THE BENEFIT OF IT, WE WILL GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF THE IMPORTANCE OF THIS SALE BY SUB- MITTING THE FOLLOWING SPECIFICATIONS: ORE,CASEOF BERSIAN SATINES, 29 inches wid wrappers, c poses, at E CASE OF “CRITERI ham in’ Blue. Black. Pink aud Brown checked. fast colors, only 11¢ per yard, worth Loc. @nd 34. Reduced from Agr Deranrues ASE. OF BATISCAN CORD IN Ve? finer Sod White and Blue and White red, fast colors, an elegant fabric for Muiuer wear, omiy'7e ber yard; worth 10. & NE LOT, WASHABLE | GINGHAM fs in a variety of patterns, 11 widths and leuetiis. “ade. BAG, NE CASE OF PINEAPPLE TISSUES terns from Sto 10 yards, 10 ight Orne dark styles, at “10e ber yard: worth 1c. ‘NE_CASE OF LIGHT BEDFORD O)Siras. Veautstal styles, fast colore, only Ye per yard: worth 12340. 'E C ASEOF ROCHEFORT BATISTE, Oi Wevichata inttation of the Frenel man” ufucture, fast colors, only Yc per yard; worth 1s¢e. OE n CASE OF ANGOLA FLANNEL Remuants (wool carting). in suitable patterns, ouly 10c per yard; worth 18, NE CASE OF BEATRICE PLAID (Scotch variety), double width, fast colors, ouly Se. per yard: worth 1234c. T WILL CERTAINLY BE TO YOUR ‘advantage to call and convince yourself, and after doing so you will certainly come to the conclusion that this salehas nc prece- dent in the District of Columbia, FEW REMNANTS IN MUSLIN DN- erwoar on our second floor. ‘Fine Muslin Skirts, trimined with ute of hemstitched embroidery. cluater of fucks "above, 1-38, 2:40,"2 43, reduced to 0c. INE MUSLIN GOWNS, MADE BOX- Dinited back, tacked Hubbard yoke with tim-over cuffs and sailor collar, of fine ‘Hamburg embroidery. Sizes, al MUSLIN GOWAS, HUBBAR B Yoke back and trout, four rows ot Bote Bratt lace Fale round neck ad does Front, also on sleoves. siaea 18 218. faced to Boe, RAI MADE WITH Sido rudle of dine Hamburg embrridory — i Reduced to 630. =r ‘well to call early for Friday's pang apzs S| a Haxoxsncmr Deranruenr. Woorwan & Lorunor, 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. K.W, Touomsow, Faroar, Aran:29, ‘Will be “Remnant Day,” as usual, ‘These seles are mutually beneficial—your benefit tb procuring first-clase merchandise at about half price; ours in keeping our stocks from ail “abort lengths,” “odd sizes,” ‘ends of ‘and soiled mussed and defaced goods of (every charscter.. Ask at eny counter and you ‘Will not be disappointed. We bave not the ‘specs to enumerate all of them. ‘The maaufecturers have sent us shout two ‘thousand remnants of Tapestry, SiR, Velour, &c., in sizes suitable for table covers, cushion covers, acarts, tidies,eadh curtains, &c., which ‘wo have marked 2c to $5 each. Alsos number ‘of one and two-pair lots of Lace, Silk and Chenille Curtains at greatly reduced prices. (4th floor.....4. 11th st building.) Missre Deranruexr. 1 Misses’ Gretchen Cléak, mtxed cheviot ‘effect, rolling collar, finiehed with broad surah ties Size 10. Reduced from 89.75 to 61.65. 1 Misses’ Very Fine Gretchen of Blue and Gray Striped Cloth, with ailk cord trimmings, Rize 12. Reduced from €12. 50 to 83.65. 4 Misses’ All-wool French Flannel Blouse Waists, in Cardinal and Navy Blue. Sizes 10, 12 and 14. Reduced from $2.60 to $1.50. 1 Miseou' Tan Cape of Medium-weight Broad- cloth, slightly faded trom display. Size 14 years. Reduced from 810 to @5. a tidbr. --11th st building.» Croax Deranraesr. ‘A small lot of All-wool Black Jackets, in Cheviot and Diagonsis, ail with high sleeves and actin facings. Reduced from $10. $12 and 815 to 84 75 each, A small lot of All-wool Extra Fine Quality Jersey Jackets, tailor made, ful: high sleeves, Reduced from $7 50 to 83 75. 3 All-wool Novelty Cloth Bornbardt Capes, 2 ‘Tan and 1 Gray. Sizes 36 and 38. Reduced from #13 40 to 1 Black All-silk Armure Wrap, trimmed with ailk gimp and lace, Stze 34. Reduced from $37 50 108975. 3 Gray Camel's Hair Cloth Biazers, shew!-roll collars and ornament on shoulders. Sizes 34 and 34. Reduced from 810 to ¢: AT BIE BOOF ae 75 11th st building.) —— Sorr Depantmesr, 1 Black Surah Silk Vest, with embroidered Lavender Jabot. Size 34. Reduced from 88 to 82 75. 3 White India Silk Vassar Shirts, Sizes 32 75 to 3.75. 2 Black Surah Silk Waist, plaited back and front. Size 42. Reduced to 8¢ 75. ‘2 Red Striped Wash Surah Silk Shirt Watste. ‘Sizes 36 and 35. Reduced from $6 75 to $3 75. % Fine Biack Mohair Walking Skirts. Re- Guced from ¥6 75 to $3 50. ‘A few Fine White Suits loft from last season, slightly soled and mussed, at grestly reduced prices. ‘Two small loteof Stiff Bosom Shirt Waists, Isundered collars and cuits, figured material, soiled and musted. 1 lot reduced from $1 45, $165, 8175 and 8195 to leach. 1lotre- duced from $1 25 and 81 38 to G8c each. (3d floor 1th st building) —o— Buaszer Derantuesr, 8 psire 21-4 White Wool Blankets; 5 reduced from from 85 to @4.25; 3 reduced from $3.50 to 83. 6 Double-bed Comforts, covered with figured satine; 2 reduced from $3.50 to from $2.50 to 82. 3 Linen Lap Robes, slightly faded, Reduced from #1. Mestux Usverwear Deranrvenr. 9 Muslin Gowns, Hubbard yoke of fine tucks, collar and cuffs cf Hamburg, soiled. Reduced from 81 to 75c. 2 Fine Cambric Gowns, yoke of Italian Val- encicn.ses lace, collar and cuffs of lace, finished with ribbons, soiled. Reduced from 85 to $2. 7 pairs Cambric Drawers, deep ruffle of tor- chon lace, tucks above, Reduced from 95c to -10th st building.) Israste Deranraent, 2 White India Linon Sun Bonnets, trimmed ‘with embroidery—soiled, but can be easily laun- dered. Reduced from $2.50 to 81. 1 Cream Cashinere Short Coat—cape and skirt handsomely embroidered—siightly soiled on sleeve. Reduced from 85 to $3.50. 1 Ginghara Sun Bonnet, large size, neatly trimn.ed with embroidery—slightly sotled. Re- duced trom $1.75 to 50c. 14 Children’s Corded Waists. Reduced from 25 to 12s4c. (second H00..+0e, iT, 1 Japanese Tes Set, made of bronze and white metal—bamboo style—eight pieces, Keduced from 250 to 820. 1 Japanese Tea Pot Stand and Lamp, made of bronze. Reduced from $18 to 85. i Bronze Jewel Box, raised apd carved dec- rations. Keduced from $15 to 88. adtoas Bees. Box, Reduced from 1 White Metal Oxidized Rose Jar, raised and es decorations. Reduced trom 95.30 to 8230. 1 Wiite Metal Oxidized Bon Bon Box, carved, Reduced from #450 to 82 00. TBrouze Bon Bon ‘Box, raised decorations, weMnliite Seta Oridised Bon Bon Bor, raised ite Metal Ox: 2 7, Aecorations.. Reduced from 85 108 ‘T’Mateh “Sate, raised decorations, Reduced from #12 to 80. (Third floor, 10th st. bidg.) Doxzsric Duss. BGlocus Derarr- MENT. Beanants of Gingham in len; t 1 to yards” Neduced from Ia te 10e a *Yfeinnants of Percale, in lengths from 2 to — ‘Reduced from fee 1c a yard. nants of Outing Clo! in lengths from 2% to 536 yards. Reduced trom 124 to 10c @ F; einoants of Batiste, in lengths from 256 to Tyardn Keduced from 12% to sew yard Geond Socrates) pee Corser Deranruet. 3 paire I. C, Frouch Corsets, made of fine cout svocn Dusk, wide webbing atthe Wotton Reduced from 84 to 82.50, ‘Annex to 10th ef building.) cua ag Mass Deranruenr, 4 tre flue Ball Underwear: suirla Sond drawers ‘32. Reduced from $1 50 tr fine Lisle Thread Shirts. po yg apo Zt Reduced from $1%0 be, ene te fromt to Toes oe es T Bath Kobe, soiled, Reduced trom 85 50 to (itat Boor. First annex) ae} Biscx Giooos Deranruent. x2zMas Black and White Plaid. Was 61 50, eiegtrie 40-inch Berge, Was $163. Now 24 Yards Crepon. Was $2 50._Now $1 75. Ba yeris Ws 52. ON Sotinen Oheviot. "Was 834. Now e230! one Ee G02 Hea xe ‘Warp Claretto, Was 406. 3 Pet Me x ae, Now sire ee Warp Henrietta, Was 9563. ba SILK GRENADINES, Tein’, (ASE 800P essen. seeeseeee-BNDOE to 10th st bldg.) re Rand-enmorotaered ates ON A FEW FLYERS WANDKENCHIERS zen: find emb'd; femcy. ‘A banyain at 19¢. TOMORROW OXLY.. Deze Eoore Cogn. «| ERE R RR tbe! DOTTED aWiss E! G0c. 68e, 75c, 8 Two dittereat WE BREAK THE RECORD TOMORROW, 22555 * mot many im the Racy, ooo © © Qoarrrs| 10c! 29ci 0 0 0 0 @ 1 Laoms Arnoxs. ' 1 Tavis Corzox Drawers ‘Made plain with 3 rows ot tuck, Alll pg A Darvain at 25¢. urzish Bsth. Que dozen| a8 |oaken pat i dczeu boxes, TOMOKKOW ONL) IC dozen oo 0 oO mxe, Neepces, Ai the standscd makes put up ge a 1c a ast Cxaxce on an ot! wut 50c ALL-SILK STRIPED SURAH fe sold for 2 TOMORROW ONLY 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W, ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDI Ee i EF e HAT IS PRETTY CATCHES YOUR EYE. Stops you, If you find the quslity—at 'W your notion of price you will buy, Putall thoughts of ‘poor qualities out of your minds when you are in our store. They aretsbooed here. Let your faney lead you. It ts “plain sailing.” We bought— and bought-and BOUGHT EMBROIDERIES until we feared for room to put them. But we only bi provide temporary quarters—just display room. YOU will take care of them. There are all the garments that belong tothe summer wardrobe to be trimmed— and here are the trimmings—most “head high” on the counters, Our sales people were never 80 busy show- ing. More to show to—more to be shown. Selling depends much on the buying. Weare close tothe manufacturers. Take ourchoice—and reap all the perquisites of liberal ordering. If weare a little under in price that is no fault with the quality, bought under. Our En.brotderies comefrom all around—where we can find a union of merit and good taste. They are evenly matched in this season's collection. RENCH CAMBRIC EMBROIDERI SRE TSSERTIONS that match tu deeben 18S, APSBOORS-froun 1 to8 inches wide— t d'Ireiande , Insertings to i msich—18c. 25c, 30c, 45¢, 006, 60c and 75c a. DEMI-FLOUNCINGS—12and 14 Inches wide: aeaepe Diz spots)froin 1 to 10 inches: wide sed a + to fi ‘Teinch Wemi-founciage—that could not be Citcaper than ours aud be aa 00d. NARROW. CAMBRIC. EDGHS—with inser. tion to match all new yard, MEDIUM WIDTHS—Lz}e to 250s yard. WIDE CAMBRIC EMBROIDERIES—25c, Bde. 40c, 5Uc, 75¢, $1. and $1.29 a yard. ‘NAiNSOOK ' EMBROIDERIES — medium widths—18c to. 50c a yard. ‘NAINSUCK, SWISS: ING, in patterns to wat! to el.25 yard. MISSES’ FLOUNCINGS—27 inches ‘and scalloped—37%c, 45e, pnd 61-290 yard flects in 45-INCH FLOUNC- INGB—hemstitched and drawn work—hand- for infants’ ureasesSSc and $1 odd designs in LADIES’ FLOUXC. 34d inches wide and coming in 436 yasd sttern of ALL-OVER EM- round the bottom ei Sue yankee of ALL-OVER E. IDERY, hemstitched with ee Abserting. SS a a PES deop—82.00 a yard. ie ITCHED DRAWN WORK, with embossed Lowers abuve@S.50 5 "he rerular 45-inch FLOUNCINGS in sew COLORED EMBROIDERY FLOUNCINGS— inches deep-@1) #1.50 und 82 a yard. “BLACK FLOUNCING™-piaiu’ or coloted em- half yarde to each patters ste 7c Se and 100 25 a. ‘and C4MBRIC INSERT- ‘h the embroideries— 25e to $1.60 8 TNAINSOOK and SWISS EMBROIDERIES for little enough. into the rempant |BROIDERY- i Ra] E Putting off only wastes opportunity, The varietyis so} large now nobody can want for anything. Late buying means to be satisfied with what isleft, GaIN WHAT IT 18 WORTH TO BE,PROMPT, Pesket. Ends of IRISH Przars, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE” Established 1840. ug Telephone, 995. Coox ALL YOUR Maus on ‘uppneare cad ‘ BANGER 1 614 12:5 8ST. 'N.W. To Sux Ur NO BETTER PRESENTS. 44g uw Cotzrcrors sna tvoe Wishing a souvenir of Washingtou are invited to inspect the Palais Koval Stock of Sterling Sliver Spoona, Nearly one bundred different styica Learn of Palais Royal prices and then ‘the Jewelers’ prices for identical spoons, 3 Acernux Vasra 91.68 a. adeartetn mevisbadeen i ser and rolled wd | nd heart, of cupids dics known aa“! $1.15 and 21.25 for these Sterling Silver Spoons with new corkscrew and nail and bandies HERE are all kinds of spoons. Louis XV bandle at oniy @2.25 and not d these suar spoons 2.08. Thess teaspoon Sam” handles als ‘sve, which is corer 12th st and t! Panasois_g7.08 for Paris novelties, also Lyom: best productions, Bosides the samyles 3 yf tomorrow only ail 8 98, $998 and $10 YS—ail g7 ws each tomorrow. Reassasrs Or Laces Protzcrons—nersis the latest Rubber Skirt Pro- tector in color to match your dress, i5e, 18c and zc, Price according to size. Hosz—romorrow evening terminates the speci sale of 50c. quality Silk Lisle Stockings offered at 3: See window displ the counter just inside doorway of No 1117 Pa Examine the quality of the warranted Fast Black Stockings and those of Balbriggan, Only « Pairs for #140, oF 3 pairs for $1. Loox et hess Kangaroo Leather Pocket Books and Card Cases in Red and delicate tints of Modes, with sterling silver trimmings,83 to Seach: with warrant. ed 14-karet gold ornamentation, only cal Pocket Books, combining a Cart Case, for only 0c, and these Shopping Bags at only 47 Bancatys—me pusie Royal Bargain Counters never have contained more genuine bargains than Here is something hundreds of ladies know of—the Paiais Royal's 85c. Nicht Gowns, for tomorrow the price is to be only 69 cents, Not a garment reserved. All styles an¢ sizes, 4nd hero are Cambric Drawers at only 25 cents. Those reduced to 4c. from 68 cents have embroid- ery rufffe and two clusters of §-bunch tucks. 28 cents for Warranted Fast Black Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests or Corset Covers is another surprise. And see these Imported Bal. Vests, in White and Eeru, for ouly 28 centa. LAUGH at the price, but not at the goods: 5 cents each for Feather Wings, Pompons, &e., for hat trim 25c. pair for Undressed Kid Mousquetaire Gloves—reduced from 8c because only in small sizes and ‘Lans ouly. you'll find tomorro THE PALAIS ROYAL, Continued below.) ‘What you want must be nere, be- cause all styles are in stock for La dies’, Misses’ and Children's wear— from the lowest priced reliable do- mestic made garment to the most ex- Pensive imported novelty. 3 i343 We We point in this advertisement to the best values in stock—yarments ‘that are most in demand, Lecause su- Pertor in quality, correct in style and lower iu price than elsewhere, In order to show the completeness of ‘the stocks let us first give the ex- treme prices: Jackets, $4.75 to #2 Capes, $9.50 to $29; Ulstore, #5 to 25; Waists, 50c to 812; Jerseys, 81.35 to 84.50; Shawls, Be to #19. anna saee! Garments for little and big chil- dren, from $2.68 to $18—2 col- lection conceded to be the larges: in by ese ta} Me ee it ‘ fiir Oc. Warns Renusr Suz 1d be of unusual interest this FRIDAY. Many food banwains can be obtained at very little cont. Better look im You may eet just whet you Need ina REMNANT and SAVE HALF the Cost. Rexsaszs Or Hoseny. 3% pairs FRENCH LISLE BOOT-PATTERN HOSE, Biack Loot opera topa, cluster ribbed. Kowular price, 6Oc, REMNANT PRICE, 380 par, 4 pairs LADIES’ BOOT-PATTERN SILK HOSE. Regular price $1. REMNANT PRICK, 0 pate, 3 pars LADIES EXTRA FRENCH LISLE BOSE, drop stuched, BOOT PATTERN. Keg~ Ular price, 75c_ REMNANT PRICE, 490 pair. 5 pairs LADIES’ FINE BLACK COTTON HOSE. Rewular price, 35a REMNANT PRICE, 27 pair 4 pairs LADIES’ EXTRA FINE BLACK HOSE. Kegular price, 500. KEMNANT PRICE, 37e pair. KEMNANTS of CHILDREN'S HOSE at very, LOW REMNANT PRICES. 15 Curse Or Corsaree Fine Sours, soried. pies, and Uc cake. REMNANT PRICE. Bo Siehtly chipped. Regular price, SGc. REM- SANT Pid 4 K and GRAY FIG. 4 Shh lw KEMNANT PRICE ach ALL-WOOL NUNS VEIL- trie REMNANT PRICE, nich ALL-WOOL NUN'S VETL- REMNANT IMPERIAL oc, 8s. REM: ALL WOOL BLACK ana Foruer pase, @2 REM 0 tor piece 7 ’ } 1 s 1 bs 572° TPRICL, & FRENCH SU :UE. Former price, 1% INDIA SILK, with price, @12. REM- Sper pe x Roassaxrs Is Giscnn Ih Jengths from to 12 yards, at REDUCED USNS f Ke MNAN ‘AST BLACK PLALD and CEIVED LAWNS. “int Giferent ata SEKED DOWN to ‘LuW REMAAN PRICES. A piece Qin. CREAM POINT DURFLAND & Former price, Se. REMNANT pant in. CREAM POINT Kevtilar price, D t Ee Regular price, 38c. REMNANT ard, hb TWO-TONE POINT DIRE- price, 450. KEMNANE i TWO-TONE POINT DIRELAND 1 Rewular price, 8c. KLMNANT PRICE, pric K CHANTILLY r price, Joe. i Form NANT PRICE, 1c, yard. 25 spools y-ounce WHITE SILK, SUIT- abbLefor emfoandery “ued. eowtte Meee KEMNANT PRICE, he. spool” KT PROTECTOR. Kerwiar price, 25a CE 1c. F BE r PUARTE® PLASTICS, rt SLY Low Phices. REMNANTS of DPSS TRIMMTN: REMNANTS of EMBRUIDERIES, W. A; Prence & Co, 719 Market Space, pty Cor Sth st, MM MMCK OK XN § FREW OW we uaa oR x SRR EM Swe eo MMMM RK OXNN Fe Wwww MMM RK ON XN F Wwww aMM KOK ON ONN Eee Ww Ay D ‘ Pe A REELS BF i \ bop a*4 ti b@ fee mr ror ree a r , £ - L re z = fe 4 tus Eee 7 # te kK EY Hore are two of the best values in Coats we have shown this season: Ladies’ Tan Mixed Cloth Reefers, with frogs, only 85 each, Ladies’ Tan Covert Cloth Reefers, with lance bone buttons, excellent fitting styles, only @6 each. Don't overlook the “Reduction Sale” of Bern- hardt Capes, as the prices are extremely rea- sovable and the garments exceedingly desirable tor wear at the sea sore and mountains thig summer. ‘No lady tourist's wardrobe is complete with- ‘out a Long Closk. Wecan sell you a good one for $10. Various “Novelty” Long Cloaks, with ‘the popular detachable Bernhardt Capes, ea high as $23, Srecut Bancars Ix Ruspox. The latest “Parisian Fad” im Hat Trimming is ‘nall-siik ribbon, bisck satin one side end moire the other. We have tour widths of thie popular hat trimaming. 1-4 inches wide, 17c per yard, hes wide, only 20c per yard, ches wide, uly 40c per yar& No. 22, 31-2 inches wide, only 48c per yard Sree: Bancarss Ts Laces. No spring or summer costume appears tobe finished or in style unless it coutains more ot less **Point de Gene Lace.” Here are three special values in Lace Matched Sets: ‘S-ineh Ecru Point Lace, 15 cents S-inch Ecru Point Lace, 30 cents, 9-imch Ecru Pulnt Lace, 40 cents per yard. Handsome Two-tone Ecru Point de Gene Lace Beta, prices as follows S-inch. Only 18e per yard. Gime. Only 25e per yard. P-veb. Only 37e per yard. 10-inch. Only 42c per yard, Pure White Point de Gene Lace Sete: Big inches wide, only 1Se per yard. 7 inches wide, only 25 cents per yard, # inches wide, only 37 cents per yard, 10 inches wide, ouly 42 ceute per yard. As Trew Is Sour. 500 Long Bars of Giycerine Soap. Only & cents per bar, six for 25 centa. A aplendid soap for ordinary use, More Axovr Ixpr Lavess. Indicatious point to White Dresses betas worm more extensively than during any previous season. This is as it should be, for White is Decoming to almost every one and is also inex: veusive. Of course White India Linens are the “favorites” on account of their duratality and beautiful laundering qualities, While we have ‘® have dozen or more different qualities and Prices, we call special attention to the grades at 12M and 2c per yard We beve simed to offer the best qualities obtainable at these two prices, Wrrrran H. McKaew, 933 P. Ave. N.W. Instruments anxious parents, are Rented ‘cured by the Electro- ate poise with ease and Dominal rete, _ great rapidity. Wecan