Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. TRE EVENING STAR basa regular 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 has no ipetitor. ‘There is complaint ali ovor the country of fmequalitics in tax assessments. Such i ities undoubtedly exist in Washington, In order that the assessors shall not tax some citi- fens proportionately too high and others pro- Portionately too low it is necessary that they apply the same standard of valuation intel!i- gently, impartially, and with sufficient frequency to keep pace with great changes, te all property in all parts of the city. It is of no consequence that the standard of ‘valuation is low, provided it is uniformly ap- plied, A just assessment depends almost ea- tirely upon the character and ability of the ss- sessors, A mere change in the standard, without improvement in assessors, little tendency to correct inequalities If such s change is of a te add to the confusion and uncertainty of gaess-work estimates required of the assessors, it may even enlarge the evil of these inequal- vies, At present the assessors estimate the selling value of property under certain conditions. Ip order avowedly to give them a more certain standard, it is proposed that the rental value sball be substituted us the basis of assess ment But an examination of the plan as outlined before the essessment committee does not disclose that the assessors’ task will be more simple, easy and certain. It is vot the actual rental value of any piece of Nore. Mesas M. W. Guz, Bw. & Co. JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHs, WILL, ON THE 10TH INSTANT, AND DURING THE ENLARGEMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF THEIR BUILD- ING, 1107 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., Occurr Stone 1437 Press Ave. Con 15re Sr. (CORCORAN BUILDING) ASD OFFER THEIR ENTIRE STOCK, WHICH IS UNUSUALLY LARGE AND MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN EVER BEFORE, INCLUDING DIAMONDS, WATCHES, STERLING SILVERWARE, ETC, WITHOUT, RESERVATION FOR ‘THE NEXT 30 DAYS, aT 10 Pre Cex Discouxr Fos Casa. AS IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO ENUMER- ATE THE MANY ARTICLES APPRO- PRIATE FOR WEDDING, ANXIVER- SARY, SOUVENIR GIFTS, ETC. THEY RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT FROM PURCHASERS AN INSPECTION OF THEIR STOCK. my7-tr Swouex Wirz Ax Hoxommz but the average rental value of the property in | pripg 1s THE BREAST OF THE HOUSEHOLDER its immediate neighborhood. Unimproved land is assessed not on the basia of the | WHO CAN SAY, “I HAVE PURCHASED MY HOME, ground rent which it actually brings, or | PAYING FOR IT IN MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS.” would bring if rented, but on the | THOUGH HE BE BOUND DOWN BY THE RIGID basis of the rent which the assessor guesses | 4p wer exIBLE LAWS WHICH GOVERN ALL that it would bring, “if improved with improve- ments of a vaiue equal to the average value of | BEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. the improvements in its immediate neighbor- THE HOUSEKEEPER, TOO, 15 ABREAST WITH hood” Improved rented property is not) THE TIMES, ELATED WITH A MODEST CON- sasessed on the basis of the rent actually re- ceived, but on the same basis of the average rental value of the neigh- SCIOUSNESS OF BEING ABLE TO FURNISH THAT HOME WITH EVERY COMFORT AND LUX- borbood, if the latter were built up solidly with | URIOUS SURROUNDIXG WITHOUT THE BUR- the average house of the neighborhood, said imaginary house being an average doubt- Jess between the existing houses and the lack of houses on the unimproved lots of the neigh- berheod. The assessor's first duty would be apparently to construe the words “immediate neighborhood.” How much is he to inelade in his average of values, « half-block, a block, the two sides a street in different blocks? Hav- DEN OF A DEED OF TRUST, OUR CONFIDING ALONE ing decided what “neighborhood” means, he | IN HER WOMANLY HONOR, EXACTING MEKELY is to remove from his mind every prejudice | THE PROMISE OF A FEW DOLLARS FROM HER concerning taxable values which the actual selling or rental value of the property assessed might create, he is to disregard entirely these actual and eristing values and proceed in imagination to build up the “neighborhood” with buildings not exactly the same as any of the existing structures but an average of all of them, and then he is to fix WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS IN SATISPAC- TION OF THE DEBT. THE MUTUAL CONFIDENCE THUS INSPIRED ADDS TO HER STORE OF WEALTH, MAKES HOME ATTRACTIVE AND INCREASES THE SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN HAPPINESS—THE ONE OB- s rental value upon this imaginary house and | JECT AND AIM OF OUR CREDIT SYSTEM. Jet and assess all the lots in the “neighbor- hood,” improved, partly improved, or unim- proved, at the same rate, ‘This is rather = complicated operation for ‘the ordinary assessor, involving asevere strain upon the powers of the imagination, as well as upon the faculties exercised in the processes of higher mathematics, and obviously where there is so much guesswork in dealing with the imaginary there will be even greater room than at present for inequalities of assessment. A correspon- dent suggests elsewhere in this paper that an assessor's pay under this system ought not to be reduced as proposed. He is clearly right. If the assessors are to assess an imaginary in- stead of an actual city, they ought to have extra pay for the demands upon their imagination, first-class work in this field ranking higher in public appreciation than mere routine amessment of the tangible and visible, This plan is clearly a march around Robin Hood's barn to get to Henry George’s single tax If an assessor is to imagine buildings upon unimproved property for assersment pur- Poses, why can he not imagine the existence of non-existent land as well as buildings, also for auscsement purposes. Why may he not assess one who owns no real estate on an imaginary Jot and an imaginary house, as logically as he assesses a lot owner ou un imaginary house supposed to be erected upon it? ———__ + +2 __ ‘The British government seems to be uneasy Jest the people of the United States should capture its naval reserve. The bill that passed the House. and will pass the Senate, my? FURITUBE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, REFRIGERATORS, BABY CARRIAGES, TOILET AND DINNER SETS, WORKS OF ART. HOUSE & RERRMANNS CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 919, 921 AND 923 7TH ST. 636 MASS. AVE. Cus. A. Movonas, 614 12m S& EVERY GAS STOVE GUARANTEED, EVERY GAS RANGE GUARANTEED, EVERY GAS RANGE CONNECTED ‘WITH IRON PIPE. BEST GRADES OF COVERED TUBING FOR SMALL STOVES. WE SHOW YOU TWENTY PATTERNS: OF GAS STOVES. ‘WE HAVE SOLD OVER FOUR HUNDRED FERFECT SUCCESS GAS RANGES AND admitting to American registry vessels, under | KNOW OUR CUSTOMERS ARE WELL PLEASED certain conditions resulting in the gainof high- class ships, useful now in commerce and donbly Useful in time of war, will have the effect to deprive the British trade of some very flae steamships and the British naval reserve of muck of its available force. But what of thaty The owners prefer to sail these whips under the United States colors, and their connection with the Lritish navy is altogether Voluntary. It shows grit and enterprise on WITH THEM, AND THAT THE GAS IN THESE RANGES DO NOT COST AS MUCH AS COAL IN YOUR OLD-FASHION STOVE. OUR PRICES ON ALL GOODS ARE AS LOW AS CAN BE FOUND, OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF MANY KITCHEN ARTICLES, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. 6... As Unenscrorrres Sits U ul PRP Gyre PERRY'S. Strike upan acquaintance with the FANS. Their day has come. We have stocked up with them—as we do with everything—COMPLETELY. All kinds, from ® plain palm leaf that you will use in the bam- mock to the dainty tips plucked from the feathered flock. You have to have more than oue—One for every occasion—home use—carriage use—church use— and for use at the gaslight events when youdon your party attire. Some quaint looking designs claim fashion as their authors, The odder the more fashionable. There is attractivencss in their very eccentricity. You will like tolook them over. We shall be glad to how them to you, PALM LEAFS—in two siace—2 for Se. ZAPANESE—all colors Or, Be, 10e, 1384, 18, afealn HEAGK VARUMUNT Oe 150 and EXTENSION FANS—plain Black—25c. XTENSPON FANS—silver Paper—20c. ROUND PUCKET FANS—in ‘Tan and Bisck—18e aud. OPEN JAPANESE FANS Red. Blue and Yellow—larxe and sizee— Ge Le. OvEN JAPANLSK FANS—bawboo aticks— PEN BLACK AND WHITE JAPANESE PANS" 10c. BLACK and GULD- Ive. OPEN SILK FANS in odd hand- a, Secvrated snd mounted on faucy SILK FANS in Gray, Gold, Pink, Blue, Cream and ed—300 BLACK Ae JAPANESE peed £y —— ‘The best grade aud decurat BLACK SATIN FANS—carved mountings— Aecorated in Golds. 2 BLACK AND tse MO 1G, FARE with carved Ka 8 ny 3 PLALS W! GAUZE F ANS—@1 25, 1 50, 25, $2 3 25 and $.5 7 WHITE Gita PANS" Hlebly docorsted— 8125 to 01 BLACK GAUZE FANS—drcorated81 to 775. With LACE KDGE—§1 50, $4, 5 25 $5 Soma en 20, ncaa berries NITE and LIGHT BLUE SILK CREPE WHITE BLATHER FANS—85 50 and 88 75. BLACK FEATHER FANS— Bc to $11.25, GAY FEATHER FANS—75c and $4.50. It is not coing to cost much to keep cool this sum- mer—FAN comfort is cheap enouxh—and they are at- tractive “breeze bringers.” Justrun your eye over the line~you can make more than one satisfactory se- lection. Pruars, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” Established 1840. [1t]___Telephone, 995. Awanyits vv darox, A Perfume of the Orient, Ln oF mz Vanier, ‘The Breath of the Flower. Vines Viorzr, ‘The Acme of Refinement, Cavers, And All Standard Odors, Datzrrazzs Pasisuas Penrcuss. Sold and recommended by Boston Variety Store, Lansburgh & Bro., W. A. Pierce & Co., Seaton Perr} W. H. McKnewand Mertz’s Pharmacy, &., kc, a8 Un- questionably Tae Fisesr [uronren, y, Cavrne, And All Standard Odors, Virorx Viorer, ‘The Acme of Refinemen: Lay or rx Vasey, The Breath of the Flower. Axaarius vv Jarox, A Perfume of the Orient. Wear We Kxow Is the fact that we invite eriticiam when we make the unqualified statement that the ELEC- TROPOISE cures all diseases. Such state- ments are usually taken by the public with considerable allowance for the siucerity of the parties making them. But what we waut You To Kyow Ia the fact that we have nos the slichtest desire to impose upon any one’scredulity, The ELEC- TROPOISE is the factor of a new method of ‘treatment of disease. In its use is the secret of its auccess, for the effects of its varied applica tions are as numerous as the combinations of medicinal prescriptions. ‘The ELECTROPOISE {» the instrument through which aufferere receive the subtle in- fluence of the treatment of electrolibration in secordance with the necessities of each case. Previous to its introduction to the public the ELECTROPOISE was submitted to the severest tests opportunity or invention would permit to Prove its efficacy in the treatment and cure of the part of the great line interested to make | SUCH 48 KETTLES, COFFEE POTS, TEA POTS,| disease. Among theso tests was its work at the chauge, which. however, is ouly effected | SKILLETS, FRY PANS, SAUCE PANS, PIE PLATES, by its agreeing to build on this side of the At- | EGG BEATERS, WATER HEATERS, COPPER KET- Jantic an equal number of vessels of equal size TLES, GRANITE IRON WARE. and power. The objection m this republic | @BT OUR CATALOGUE. SKE OUR GAR RANGES, that the bill attacks the principle of protection | W2 WILL BAKE IN STORE NEXT MONDAY, afforded by our policy to the sbipbutiding in- dustry is wholly unteusble, for the simple C. A. Mopvnax, reason that for every great ship imported under the new law another great ahip will be planned, finished and furnished by our sbrp-| m7 614 12: Sz builders, of American materials, by American draftemen apd workmen, in American ship yards, and launched from American docks. The protective policy is to be judged by ite fraits, and here w a measure rightly named in its title, “Am act to encourage American ship- ‘The remarkable inteiligence is sent from Fors F, Cincinnati that» base ball game was stopped | our HE’ acts Asovr Frovs. because of the fact that the rays of the setting | HOW “CERES” FLOUR IS MADE. -#un got in the eyes of the batemen and pitchers. 10) ta: eatin Sapien ths bold. hada tia w the relative positions of these two fane- Sbrdaelibienas Gikteariand eteuaneal tionaries are considered it becomes clear either ber odieyronan a fm which the full nu- ‘that the sun is very erratic im the vicinity of tritiousness of the whole wheat ia retained. Cincinnati of else that the players are aflicted 2. THE OPINION OF HOUSEKEEPERS REGAKD- y extraordinary and aggravated forms ect bs ‘They know it makes “more” bread, It is generally thouzht that an investigation “lighter” bread, “whiter” bread and “bet- ef the District High Schvol would present ter” bread than any other four. % coutrast to some other investigations by “canes” showing « very creditable state of affairs. | ~ "=" 70 ORT There is no doubt that the educational stan- CHeveus. thease, dard of the schools here is high, 4 HOW TO TELL THAT IT 18 THR ——— +02 GENUINE “CORRES.” Inconnection with Chauncey M. Depew's In every sock and bervel of “Corey” Flour aspirations there may arise im the public mind {aa cireular bearing the imprint of two a feeling that we have a superabundance of ‘sold wedale awarded “Caree” for excellence presidential material, while really good after- sud purity and signed in autograph by dinner speakers are vory searce, “Wa. M. Gait & Co.” Look for the circular. ‘We only wholesaie st Cor. 1st gud Ind. ave, 1 Goon Resvmma For Mex. Pe Ceres bag geome 4 tw Men's Farnebinga— Sr ases Curr. Sice an might see St tocetablish a department of tips. ——__+2 ‘Tr the lecture field had been in existence in fie time of Columbus he might have died rieb. —__+++ ___ Every candidate is eager for barmony, but ‘eech ia equally anxious to specify the key. —__+ + ____ Jacksonville, Fla, in the midst of the yellow fever epidemic of 1888, where ita curative prop- erties were put to the strongest possible tests, with the most gratifying resuite, Affidavits covering its record of cures are in the posses ston of the company, as well as letters covering the succesaful treatment of almost every form of disease. Hence the ELECTROPUISE is not advertised 28 2 cure for any special disease, but ‘asa method of trestinent for Aut Diseases. If you will call at our offices and permit un to explain the theory of the treatment we will show youat the same me couvincing proofs Of its efficacy. Amuxtic Execrnororse Co., 1405 NY Ave OF LONG TREATED STANDING SUCCESSFULLY. CHRONIC DISEASES Tue Best Or Aut Resnicenatons. The “Waterman” Refrigerators are the “best for the foliowing reasons: ‘The wood is thoroughly kiln dried and cannot warp, simply and durebly made, “charcoal” ed, dry. atmosphere, zinc lined, ved aud giued, and oth- ‘erwise fluighed ins thorough und superior manuer, We have sold them for the past ten years, with ateadily increasing sales, without hearing a singli complaint. Twenty-three sizes and styies, ¢6.25 to $68 each. One look will convince you that it fe the best. Waasasrz & Enxossrox, 1205 Pessa Ave INE WHITE AND BLACK LACES DONE UP IN Ea DAME, VALMONT Wold naud, $25 17ch nw my’ 890-11 Mu T. B. Hynes Wal havea epecial SUI Srnxixa of the thoes 13 AND BONNETS AND 4. a RES 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. ¥.W, oo ILLUSTRATED BY OUR Dazss Goons Deranruenr. We ane rma secrevens 1s, axp STAUNCH ADHERENTS TO STRICTLY MODERN BUSINESS METHODS. We keep ‘space with the times-—its changes, ite demands. ‘These facts are evidenced by every branch of our great business—every department through- out our entire establishment. Losing money Jndiciously is one of these modern methods, the a:t of which (and there certainly ts an axt in 1) we bave learned. By way of il- Justration—in our Durss Goons Durantuent__ We have an unusually large assortmehe of specialtics—NEW, FRESH, SEASONABLE STUFFS THAT WE ARE GOING TO SELL NEXT WEEK AT REDUCED PRICES. While ‘8 fow of these represent the manufacturers* loss most of them are our own, We prefer to do thisnow, right in the season, when you can get the good out of them, rather than wit un- tit later when, if you bought, you would bave to lay aside until next season. oe Diess Groors Weex.~ BEGINS HERE MONDAY, MAY9. STRIPES, PLAIDS AND KNICKERBOCKER MIX- TURES.—The fifth lot of 50. paces these popular goods; also a FOR few ploces of TENNIS BUIT- INGS, All regular 50c, BTc, | cuauty. — S70 8 yard.— HIGH-CLASS PLAIDS.— Only a smetiquantityeixat. | $1.00 ferent colorings, 40 inches | QUALITY wide, Reduced from $1.00 to FoR 5c. 5008 yand— SCOTCH MIXTURES— $1.00 Especially suitable for trave)- ing purposes, 42 inches wide. UALI' QUALITE | pecular $1.00 quality. One FOR of the best values we have ever offered at 65c. 68 sart— Fresca Noverrs. ‘We have been through our entire stock and culled from it the following odd pieces and parte of pieces of NEW SPRING DRESS FABRIOS and marked them at closing-out prices: CHEVRON—Six pieces, two-toned--Ecru, Tan and Gray grounds. ZIG-ZAG DIAGONAL— Three pieces, two-tone ef- fects, three ahadings, $1.25, $1.50 DIAGONAL CHECK~A ABD weave in four it a | ae = QUALITIES Alaoa number of other odd FOR pieces, ait reduced trom 92.25, | $1.00. $1.50 and 81.75 to —81.00 a yara,— SERPENTINE AND CRIN- KLED CORDS, in late spring colorings, ‘These are the most fashionable fabrics thisseason, Theyhsve mot with avery ready sale and ‘we would not have thought of reducing them had nots ‘New York commission house offered usa large quantity t such @ concession that we Dought the entire lot and have marked them and what we already had in stock (st 81.25) to —81.00 a yard. — $1.25 QUALITY (at floor... -10th st building.) Hoox_Asr Corrox Dues Srorrs. In addition toa large assortment of NEW WEAVES, in High-class Cotton Fabrics, we offer the following specialties at these re- markably low prices: ZEPHYRS—Vi ery fine qual- 2 Bo. ity, in adiversity of shadings QuaLiry ana 250. = yaagetee —lLse 8 yard. — 1 Be. quarry | “%. piaids FOR ‘atripes, ood colorings. Regu- 19c. SCOTCH GINcnaus— ‘Small Checks,Broad and Nar- row Stripes and Plain Colors, = Pivk, Blue, Lavender aud others, 250 2.0 yard, — quatiry out what we have left of this FOR ich fabrie we have marked tall from 37346. to 25c. —26e. » yara— Firat £00F.....ssvoecaeseeeee 0th st, building.) oe Luxe Srrcuta & PIECES MOHAIR, 36 INCHES WIDE, ‘Tans and Graya, especially desirable for lining Gresses, traveling ulsters and underakirts; ex- cellent value, — 85¢ a yard. —— WE OFFER SPEOIALLY, 5 PIECES CHANGEABLE SILK, suitable for ining akirts, wraps apd waists; 21 inebes wide, 68 0 yar — Ot 00. scessessseessvneree vecDMD at anRed.) —e— Hoe ‘WouDwaRp & my? = 10TH, 11TH AND FATE. LW” Teg # Warner's Kidney aud Liver Beat Imported Dalmatian Insect Powder, fres Insect Powder Guns, good... Copporas, best known disinfectant.be per iby @ Ibe 25e Carbolie Actd, quart bottles... - 615 Aw 617 Pon Ave (ban ie C5 ”, THE BEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED! ‘We have serurea from an importer, AT A GREA’ LEADERS OF LownST PRICES, Gor 7th and E sts. nw. SPECIAL SALZ FOR THE COMING WEEK. Care. B30 ported, -10¢ Ib, 3 Iba 250 57 tb 106 Cuvee, city of New York. bought them for ONE- THIRD OFF 1 You ‘Cen have them for the same, ONE-THIED OFF THE PRICE. Turse Are made of Cream color goods. Some axe plan fisn- Bel. ‘Some are plain cloth. Tuy buy these staple, beautiful and indispensable articles EMEMBI R se ‘There sre only 58 all told, and that there isa PICK and that it liee with you to get the Osz-Tiav Orr Is A Savino. 0 00 ow, N after grambling. ie advise you all there are only 58 of these Garmenta to ft Infante Tsraxrs: Daranrvesr, Szcoxn Froon A CORPS OF COMPETENT AND COURTE- OUS SALESPEOPLE WILL LOOK FOR YOU. IF YOU DISAPPOINT US1T WILL BE YOUR 1088, NOT OURS, AS THESE WILL SELL ANY TIME. Waxrep: Your Trav ‘When we get it we know ‘How to take care of it ‘Leave us alone for that, ‘This is how we do it (we don't mind imparting the seeret), ite’ taken a quarter century ‘of labor to develop it; Conszor Srzuza Moorasre Paces, Lazassr Srocr. Darrxpanz Tinos. Lor Dame. BUTS TO MEASURE FROM $20 TO 650, " ‘EROUARRS ¢5 Tu e218, MIGGLL THE TAILOR " qystow cLormme oxzy. \‘T IFICP, three lote of the newest and most desir Silks, ‘util sold at the following Fe) KING'S PALACE. 5,000 yards of Remnant Embroideries, short lengths, ranging from to 4 yards, to be sold at a sac- Fifce, We will divide them into the following lotes ‘wore sold at Embroideries that ANT aepenwrasis (es 5c. 5e., 5c., 5a Bo 1, Embroideries, y= ‘Sertings, short eons ~ lene the ing REMNANT Teese oe ade ead {ror 8c, 8c, 8c, 80. wie Swiss and. nee [NANT gitagee sell oe 1 1bc and Lor Bol Bbc 1Dto AZo | ma Swiss and Hamburg Embroid- aNT Geteesesoand ow gal Lor 7c ° 17 1To Not pinbe tut were’ conap ae ae, —s 29e, 30c, 31c, 33e and at = Lot 2do Zo Zc Wo Nos. Exsnorzans, See Sunday's Post for special sale of Mauuixeay Axo Croats. Kuxes Pasacs, org ‘serve ICE CREAM of our own inake to all tired —ouy, ‘over he fn order todo nent of Gur & Sox, Popular Candy Makers, my? Con. ra Axo F Sirs. Fusssoaws Jewsray Esrasissmeesr DIAMONDS——PEARLS. 631 Seventh street northwest, ADIES CAN FIND FIRST-CLASS DI RES, ‘ing at very moderate price: perfect fit guaran- Children’s Dresses toorder. 709 Hst.nw. _1t* Rarrs Esrespatsr, 1241 11TH BT. SEL A magnificent combination for the people, the de- termination and ability to make the lowest prices ‘This sale will be the most complete line of wash fabrice, REMNANTS, 2,000 yards Figured Lawns, be. Our price, 2340. 2,000 yarda Figured Chaliies, 8. Our price, 2%c. 2,000 yards Figured Novelties, 8c. Our price, ic. 2,000 yards Dress Ginzhams, 8, Our price, Sc. 2,000 yards White Plaid Checks, 8c. Our price, dc. REMNANTS, BLACK Goops, BLACK Goops. 2,000 yards Black Striped Organdies, 10. Our Brice, 5340. 2,000 yards Black Plaid Ongandies, 1%. Our Price, 6340, 2,000 yards Black Plaid Grenadines, 182. Our price,9c. Gow. 2,000 yards Black Indis Lawn, 15¢. Our price, 9c. 2,000 yards Striped Mulla, 15c. Our price, 634c. 2,000 yards Figured Organdies, 15¢. Our price, 8c. 2,000 yards Shirting Percales, 12%4c. Our price, Oc. 2,000 yards Liama Cloth, 15c. Our price, THe. 2,000 yards Wool Challies, 18c, Our price, 11340. 2,000 yards Lonsdale Cambrie, 12230. Our price, 734°, 2,000 yards Dwight Cotton, 10c. Our price, 78{c. 2,000 yards White Satin Stripes, 1:2¢c. Our price,7i¢c. 2,000 yards White Setin Plaid, 12340. Our price, Sige. 2,000 yanis India Linen, 15¢, Our price, 8c. 2,000 yards India Linen, 12}. Our price, Se. 2,000 yards India Linen, 10¢c. Our price, 6340. 2,000 yards India Linen, ¢. Our price, 4/0. ¥%,000 yards Figured Chambrays, 1°42. Our price, 834e 4,000 yards Broche Sating, Koechline’s best, all light Grounds, with figures; goods wold fer 26c. Our Price, 1130, ‘Remember, these are all in remnants, just as ent from Manchester mil, To be found om first and second floors of our establishment, 26 dozen Mea's Outing Shirts, 35e. Our price, 18¢ 25 dozen Boys’ Out:ng Shirta, 350. Our price, 180, 26 douen Boys’ Domet Waist, 25c. Our price, 18c. ‘25 douen Boys’ Percale Waists, 250, Our price, 180. 1982 2378 8. OR LEADER LOW PRICES. rr as Sux Wasra $3.98 ‘Nine of the Palais Royal Buyers were tu the whole. sale markets this week. so that Monday will be a day of pleasant surprises for visitors, The Silk Waiste se- cured by our pew buyor indicate bis popularity with the mauufactarers, Those Waists are the a-mples of ‘the leading msker in the country. The retailer who secures them is considered complimented. Nominal prices are quoted, Nene are worth leas than $5 and Bot a few 87 SO garments in the lot, Of Surah apd India Silks, in Black, White, Croam, Navy, Cardinal, Tink, Nile, Yellow, ‘ ead oe TUS Gray, Ail eines im the Jot, ‘The importer ts just as liable to mis- calculate as the retailer, This time it is ‘the importer—his loss and our gain and Yours. Ninety-one pieces of Laces it ‘will appreciate not only the low prices but the fact that all the widthe required for dress triminings are to be bad to match in design, fainintoing batere | Pe Pay ty Lot L comprises 8 pieces White Point de Gene—generaily soid a8 Point & Jande. 234 inches wide Gc yard; 4 Inchon, 120 yard; 5 tuches, 1Gc yard; 10 inches, 22e yard. ‘Lot 2 consists of 8 pieces White Point @e Geue—remarkably like the Point @rTrelande destin that bas been selling At twice these prices: 140 for 4 inches; for 12 inches, rad ate SE LS: Lot 3-embraces ¢ picces of Beige Point de Gene Lace in @ desien many will recognize asa favorite at much higher price. 23 inches wide for Te yard; 34 inches, 0c yard; 8 inches, 25c yard: 114 inches, 35c yard. Lot 5 contsins two sets of White and Beixe Point @irelande. 3 inches wide, 300 yard; 4 m1 5 inches, 50c yard; 8 inches, S4c yand and $1.10 a yard. Ser Or Buck Laces Lors¢.7,8, 9.104 10 comprise the gems of the col- lection, Representing the diamonas are the novelty laces, combining Chantilly and Pointe d'Irisnde. You may imagipe the beautiful effect Here is a lovely set, 34 inches wide, 32c yard: 5 inches, 44c yard: 9 inches, 68c yard; 1] inches, ¥6c yard. And ask to see Chis set, 334 inches wide, S2eyard; 53% inches, 50c yard; 10 inches, 85c yard; 14 inches, $1 15 yard. TT woartistic aosizns in Point a'trelante ut 250 for 434 inches, 35e for 64 inches, 40c for 8 inches, 480 for 10 inches, 66c for 133 inches, Oc for 18 inches. AND hero sre Chantilly Sets that will be eagerly purchased—s dozen beautiful desma 43¢ inches ‘Wide for 20c and 25c yard, 9 inches for 40c, 44c, 47¢ uchen for S5e. 90c, G8c, 75e and 90c yard. Also ask tosee these at only 15e, 17e, 18e and 20c yard, ranging in widths from 2% to 5 inches. Har are trimmed witn those doutile-edge Chan- tilly Laces. Best qualities produced at only 19¢, 20c, 25e, 48e up to 80c yard. And now that hats are in mind let us point to the new Bisck and White Lace Veils, with borders and tiny and large sprays of flowers dotted here and there; 43c to 81 each. These ‘that are one yard long and shaped to it the broadest brim, $1 to $2 35 each. Busce Lace Daareey Nurs. Lor 11 micnt won be subdivided At 18 yant are a balf dozen styles of #8-inch-wide Chantilly Nets, in dots, flowers and stripes, At $1.35 are shown Point d° Esprit, Point d Ireisnde and Chantilly Nets, ‘several pieces being good value at $1.50 a yard. At $1.68 a yard are beautiful effects in oral and geo- metrical desigus, never before shown at less than $1.98 9 yard. And here is © solitary piece of La ‘Tosca Net, which is 54 inches wide. only $1.75, though well worth $2.25 a yand. Paso. Cove’ Or Lace Lor 12—1ue most staborate Sik Lace Covers st $2 75 and gradually down in price to 39 centy for those of Nottingham Lace. We dou't much care what you think about these covers. Ifyou judge them trashy without seeing them the chances are we will sell yous Parasol. If you dosee them you wre Likely ‘ot to buy # new Parasol. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Tae New Scsex Sirxs, ‘The buyer's late visit to the sources of eupply reault as follows: 5c. sara tor 75. quality ‘China Bitks; grounds of Navy, Garnet and Black with White Poiaa Dots. 88.c sara tor $1 quaitty at! Black Figured Chins Silke Those who were previously disappointed are informed these are the seme quality silks they were asking for. GSc. a0a 76e. a yard for 24-inch Black Surah Siks, Qualities superior to auy offered heretofore this season, Java Crom At 9 Cesta 2 Sate acsiensas Fronch Chattien, Wo think will be quoted as the prettiest Cotton Novelty of the ‘92 season. New Gixonaws Axo Pencates Ture wew Percaics are 36 inches wide an only 12ke. yard. The New Ginghaus at 12% ceuta are ideutical in designs and colors to the more expensive imported fabrica, Exrrsorvixary Rizvox Banasss. Yoo ecttwo yards for price of one, The Palais Koyal reaps profit and giory. Let uscredit the author. We ask your appreciation of our buyer's efforts. ‘The quick and keen buyer who has worked for us so vearvestly and successfully during the flying trip to ‘the wholesale market, Vexver rivonsare mach in demand for trim ming China silk and chaliie also hate. Our buyer noticed the New York stores are very busy in this branch of the department. Thereis but one re- tail house in New York besides the Palais Royalof Washington quoting prices like these: Lie ya.d for 20c quality Velvet Ribbons Ade yard for 25c quality Velvet Eibbons Se yan for 40c quality Velvet Ribbons ‘B5e yard for 5¥c quality Velvet Ribbons range from 1 to 3 inches 19c. For 35c. Ruszoxs. Morne, nitvong ton 3 tmcbes wide, Biack, White We are offering the usual 35c. Ribbons for 19c a yard, Avxorurr Turonrers Sunetvs Srocr. my6-1m a 4s MMIRNIX, FONDA aad 807 Pz Av. N.W, ‘The reliable Cook Book we are giving away with: every purchase at and over $1 is appreciated ¥: muc). In every instances you get as much, and im ‘MeDy More, for a dollar bere than elsewhere. To Tur Mes. ‘We are open Saturtay evening for your spect Notice the beautiful Neckwonr we are dis Tees's, Four-in-hands aud Band Bows io the mewe® plain colors and « variety of Fgurey, beneft Paying at Plaids and Checks, CHOICE, 250. Men's Rustisn Biue Two thread Maco Half Hom, The tasiiowebie color Abeoly:tely fast and stainless. PAIR. ‘We have added to our Mou's Department complete, Tge of the world revewned. ‘K.& W: Collars and Cuffs th the newest shapes Loons Homes. Ladies Superfine 40-eeuce Pain or Drop-stitched dye, he reir, Fast Black Hose, Hermsco can Hoo, 250 pak, Ladies’ Swiss litbbed Vesta, in White, Korn, Lieht Biue and Pink~crocbet neck ond arm holes, wich tape Fun througb—V or square ——o. Ladies’ Swine Ladies’ Swiss itibbed Vesta, in Horu—erochet neck Jong sleeves, 250. Ladies Black Swiss Ribb-<t arm holes, tape run through 396. arm C260..7 Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Panu, in 280, 45¢, 500 and Ladies’ Swim Kibb Missix. Foxna & Co. ry 807 Ps Ave NLW, rv Lasr Werxs Srres FAR EXCEEDED EXPECTATIONS. ‘We trust NEW attractions this week added will show a correspon: we Rood FeRuit, New, ‘Thet's our uame is oF is to be Is “gobbled up" by Victor E. A result of being on the inside favored few. Becaus» Suit of Clothes is sold at 50 Is no reason why it shonld not be ae stylish in cutes Ms that amount, for the aime from tbe same patterna, designed and fashioned by the same arusts. Atleast ‘one which costs many ple season that they this isso in our cave. W: $15 50, $1650, ns 22 73, #7? Bes 50, 29:00 or #30 50, You'll find the cutmnd Mt Just the same, the Atffery ence of cost betur in th rials snd Ate, clothes in our VREN'S DEPALTMENT, $3.00 Wall ft as well as one which costs ive times tha amount A Boy's Three-piec» Suit at $5.00 ‘Will At as handsomely as cue which costs four times five dotiars In fact, the role holds food all the way throngh, bat You will flud it exemplitied tore strously tu our Mews Paszaooxs Deeanrueyt ‘Than in any otber. terto Ste wan stcklers after o perfect t got ‘em to have failed at all o¥ Vicron E. Avuews TEN PE CENT CLOTHING noTSR, 927 and 929 7th st mw. corer Masssckunotte ave err Oxe Price Srxx Open Saturday until 11 pam Srrouz Svancer Sroce. REFRIGERATORS st all prices from #6 up. ICE CHESTS in al) qualitios from €3 up. BABY CARRIAGES im every variety from (63.75 up. Large stock of TRICYCLES from $3.75 up VELOCIPEDES inail sizes from 63.25 up, Ask to see OUR OWN MAKE OF MOTH- PROOF CEDAR CHEST. The bost coustruc- on at the price of the poorost, Our MATTING stock is by all odds the lang. est and most complete ever shown 1p Washing- tom. Prices from 10c per yard wp ‘We have every kind of WIRE WINDOW an@ DOOR SCREEN from 20e apiece up, Wo make a specialty of making LOOSE COV- EKS for parior furniture, and our cutters are the most experienced. We have the JEWETT end the GATE CITE WATER FILTERS tn stock in all sizos made, W. B. Moses & Soxa F AND 117TH STS. X.W., FURNITURE, CARPETS, WALL PAPERS, &. AURY wii ‘& RUOFF. Bug tnd don Bescnite Cannan Mackinaw <<< be Toss Muckinew Straw Hate that will stand ‘eage, $1.50. quickly, Agere: mercury too quit fev spray tieons foisce Berkdas ave 1217 Pow. Ave NW. meq £3 PF Ga ibbed Vests, in White, Rera, Licht Rm peerage gs | Tike saa Piuikcrocbet neck nd ara holee—with wl crochet necks and ib cvlored silk tapes run through 37a, Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests, in Feru and White, Vor square neck, crochet arm bules and weck, with silt Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vert, band-crochet pecks. holes. 50e. -_ A tm touch witty those who fx th- faahious and furnish pointers to the Pontaloons that all shapes, aud wuen you shall, potnts come here. Well sit aot only your person, but also your purse. A sitaple Sidelongwtance ip cur windows will open youreyes to the fact that we carry the handsowoest aud richest Wee riety of Meu's Pantalouns ever shown im tala city. 9p7-3m ;