Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1892, Page 4

4 ' ‘THE EVENING STAR. D. C, \TURDAY,,.MAY 21, 1892-SIXTEEN PAGES. Fraxsers, WASHINGTON. SATURDAY coc eeececceeeee May @1, 1892, Editor. cRosBy s. THE EVENING STAR bas a regular and permanent circulation in Washingtow three times larger than that of any ether paper in the city. As a local NEWS ‘and Ad- ‘Vertising Mediam it has ne competitor. pet ‘The taxation of the owner of an unimproved Jot, by the composite single-tax rental value as- sessment plan, upon the imaginary rental value of an imaginary house erected upon his lot, is defended on the ground that if the lot-owner has not improved his lot he ought to have dope so, that it is to the public interest that he erect & building upon his property, and that no more effective inducement to make the imaginary structure real can be devised than to assume that the building exists and to impose a tax upon it. It is undoubtedly desirable from the community's point of view that bud shall not remain unimproved. It i even more clearly and more strongly in the publie interest that residents shall become thoroughly identified with the city and own permanent homes here. It is obviously more important to induce him who owns neither house nor lot to acquire both, than to cause him who owns a lot to build upon it, If the public, therefore, ix jus- tified in taxing a lot-owner upon an imaginary house in order to cause him to build it, the public will be even more clearly and powerfully justified in taxing the resdent who owns no real éstate upon both an imaginary lot and an im- aginary house, in order to induce him to buy a lot and build a home upon it. The, resident thus taxed upon a local “Castle in Spain” may not have the means to convert his castle from a fiction into @ reality. But neither may the lot owner, taxed on an imaginary house, be financially able to build that struc In both cases it would perhaps be possible for the publie to seize the persons THITHE tong counters piled with FLAN- NEL, CHALLIS, CREPE DE ‘T CHINES and JAVANAISE preach an artistic sermon on comfort and fashion. What busy minds must have fed the shuttles for this season's beauties! How their thouzhts and yours agree—for your hardest task, as you stand before this Levy of brilliant colors, ts which one to take. Anyone—and you won't go astray. Anyone—and you will have bousht Judi- ciously. We are close students of effects. We winnow the chaff—and put before you only the richest and choicest fruits of genius’ toil ‘These goods are standards—have a univer- sal price. So we may not undersell any- body. But if you area “bargain” hunter You want tocome here just the same. For price is not the only glass to view them through. Quality—color—design—all take a hand. OUKS AKE CHEAP at our marking. Fraxyens. If you want an Onting Dress—or a Waist, ‘or Blowse—or want to put something serv- iceable and wearable on the children—these who have thus failed to do what they probabl ought to have doue, and to pat them under public supervision at some bard and pragitable Jabor, nutil they have earned the property, which the pablie in its wisdom has imagined them to own for the purpose of taxation. If the proposed legislation ix to be perfected im the direction of its logical tendeney, some such provision as that suggested would seem te be neceseary. een The Methodist Protestant church is, like its sister communion. the Methodist Epixeupal, ag- ated over the question of admitting Women to direct representation in the chief coaneil of the denomination. It would seem that if the gen- tler sex is competent to legislate in the state couferences it would be stent for the larger field of legistation included in the gen- eral conference, as very many of the same questions are involved in the one that are involved the other. The woman whe can legishite for the church in the complex and delicate local affars, requiring kuowledze, wisdom, thet, firmness and decision, is presumably quahfied—certainly after some ice with the basines nference of the district for the consideration and acquain Or state © determination of qnestiens going from the smaller beostiex To argue dif- fereutly is to iguore legislative history. As to the other point of th riptural authority for the n of women, hy has conceded such representation in admittin, unferences, ee ation to the Baltimore, through -y Tracy, by the people of the eity of Baltimore of a rare and costly silver service and the flow of reatou and patriotism accom- Panying the act are suggestive both of the present feeling of our people and of the mighty historic past. ‘The name of Baltimore was well chosen for that of one of our warships, and the occasion was suitably availed ef to present the glory of the name, the improved status of the nary, the pre- eminence of the cruiser itself, the import- ance of a grand naval review in commemora- tion of the discovery of America and other topics suggested by the event of the evening. The naval interests of the republic are pro- moted by such patriotic occasions, and it is to be remarked that the more the subject of the navy's needs is brought to public attention the greater and more imprewive the evidence of public approval of the plans for their supply. ——— wee - ‘The news from Mauritius is received through- out Christendom with a shudder. That thea- sands of human lives should be rushed ovt by a hurricane which wost completely wrecks a Fich and beautifal isle “of the Indiay, ocean, famous in romance, might well move the least heart. The e of ths calamity ne of Bernardm St. Pierve’s moving that pot the lower emotio: wast story of Paut and Virginia. The tragedy of their lives is supplemented by the awful horror Of this catasteny The fact more touching than the romins known p accordance with the well soe v's blostomi season in the sense Of the term. radiant with flowers and fuil of er beauties. Washington ¢ the prospect of a new post icent Kock Creek Park, 1 several other 3. AL KR ene: things. The instinet of throughout the fested in the « presi wee If-reliance is very strong United States. This is mani- position of each state to have a ‘vorite son and of each large city to enjoy a special census enumeration a bon a Ttisa happy thowght to have the Lafayette statue unveiled during the Grand Army en- ment. and the steps toward this action token im Courress are timely aud in accordance With the public desire, <4 It may be safely stuted that the next time members of the American Librarians’ Agoeia- tion come to Washington that city will have « library of her own to call to their attention, = — There is some apprehension that people will be obliged to postpone being ill mntih the dif- ferences which have arisen in the Washington medical profession bave thoroughly quieted. - — - Tt has gone om record theta Boston man blew ont the gus im a New Jersey hotel and died. The pre: th pride to the fact that tis did wot happen im Washington, — — New York ix anxions to prohitit the practice of throwing paper im the streets. It ix to be hoped that this will not impair any of the mam- moth newspaper cirenlations, ee The edict of the Massaehusetts legislature that food must be sold with liqnor will prove « de- cided stimulus to creeker amd cheese industries im New England. see ‘The American porker is now reesived with cordiality im Spain. It would probably do their hearts good if Colambus and Queen: Bubelln could know about this, oe —_-— Tt really seems that the fact that the Weather Bareau nine was booked for a base ball engage- ment this afternoon might have assured less rain for today. —-+0e- --— Some of our statesmen might with profit try the experimens. of giving us less political art aad of adimit“ing the aesthetic variety duty free. Saas ‘The New York World has dispensed with its “Don't” for the prerent and is now conducting “Beware” department. ———_+ ee — - ‘The women’s suffragists of Kansas whould be ble to provile that state with » favorite - ge EEE An editor inquires what Tammany hue done. ‘The accusation seems to be that it has “done” Mew York ———————— qlnsivrocity spequie its winguover Guatemai, CHECKS and STKIPES-in Pink, Biue, ‘Tan, Gray, &e.—-are Just the thing. 30 Iscues Woe Asp 50 Cysts A Yano. ‘You can tell the French bramds as soon as you lay eyeson them. They have that ua- tional characteristic air of finished refine- ment. They drive fashion to the farthest extreme. Some specially novel printing effects are in our collection. Mostly light Patterns. Some dark ones. 27 Isxcuzs Wie Axp 65c-750, A Yano. NAVY BLUE TWILLS—The best indizo dye—sugvest bathing ins jiffy—snake first- ches surf suits Your outing rig wouldn't look bud made up froma pick from them. Boys’ suits either, 27 Iscuzrs Wwe Aysp ? 25c, 35c, 40c.. 50c. Aso T5c. A Yano. Por street SUITS here is the cream—40c., We., Sse. and $1 a yard. For SKIRTS—a light weixht—ii¢e. to Sige. a yard. For extreme comfort-the GAUZE FLAN- NELS—7i4e.[to 75e. a yan. ‘Silk or Cotton Warp, Ansola, Domet, &e., auswers all the demands that will be made. Cuauuis. ‘The big bunch of patterns, we show you are our own. Brought over from France for us. Flowersand wave-like effects cover Navy Blue, Tan, Gray, Brown and Black grounds. Their originality wives them an exclusive look—Our price tells a ditferent 30 Ixcuzs Wine Asp 62%. A Yano. Cree De Curse. It has been one tussle to keep a proper variety of these WOOL CREPES. But in spite of it all we have kept to our beau ideals. They are handsome—Black, Navy Biue, Tan and Cream grounds, flowered and sprayed with harmonious colors. 29 Iscuzs Wie Asp T5c. A Yano. Savararse. ‘There are but five pieces of the FRENCH SATIN STRIPED JAVANAISE left. Black and Cream grounds with flowers in Pesief. 30 Iscnes Wwe Axp 85c. A Yanp. With popularity comes a scarcity often- times. That is the cuse with these best things. Af once is the only time to give them attention with any surety of getting ‘what you want. Prners, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” ‘Established 1840. ‘Telephone 985. Ose Hor Scxwexs Domestic Cox. FORT IS OF FAR MORE VALUE TO THE OVER- BURDENED HOUSEKEEPER THAN A TEN YEARS’ STRUGGLE AFTER WEALTH, BEGAUSE SHE REALLY ENJOYS THE ONE, BUT ON THE OTHER HAND LIVES MERELY WITH THE HOPE OF FUTURE FRUITION. A FEW DOLLARS JUDICIOUSLY INVESTED WITH US WILL PROCURE PRESENT HAPPINESS AND CONTENTMENT, OUR RQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM BEARING THE BURDEN FOR YOU FROM WEEK TO WEEK OR MONTH TO MONTH, YOUR SAVINGS BEING YOUR CAPITAL AND OUR BENREFACTIONS YOUR WEALTH. ‘THE FOLLY OF LIVING IX DISCOMFORT AND SQUALOR 18 TOO MANIFEST WHEN THE CON- TENTS OF OUR COLOSSAL PARLORS CAN BE YOURS ON EXTENDED CREDIT FOR THE MERE ASKING, GIVING YOU THE CHOICE, AT CASH PRICES, FROM OUR BRIL- LIANT LINE OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, MAT- TINGS, REFRIGERATORS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, BABY CARRIAGES, TOILET AND DIN- NER SETS AND WORKS OF ABT. HOUSE & HERMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 919, 921 AND 923 7TH ST. axD s G26 MASS, AVE, ¥.W. Ds. Liew OF 1411 K ST. N.w. Respectfully refers to the following TESTIMONIALS From well-known and highly respected citizens of ‘Washington: A CURE OF CATARRE Of 14 years’ standing. STATEMENT OF ‘MR. G. H. CHANDLEE, 1223 Vermont ave, WASHINGTON, B.C , Fev. 2, 1802. * DR. LIGHTHILL, 1411 K st. nw. Dear Sir: It is with great pleasure that I testify to the beneficent resnits of your treatment in my case, after suffering from Nasal Catarth for fourteen years, attended with constant expectoration and dropping in my throat, and am pleased to find that I am cured. Hoping that many others may be benefited as I have been, am, Yours, very tenly, GEORGE H. A PERMANENT CURE OF DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGE OF THE EAR. ACARD FROM Mr. T. E. ROESSLE, Proprietor of **The Arlington.” THE ARLINGTON, WASHINGTON, D. C., March 6, 1890. My Dear Dr. Lighthill: : It vives me great pleasure to state that you effected @ remarkable cure of deafness and discharge from the ears in the cate of my cousin, Marcus C. Roessle, and. that the cure has proved as permanont as it was radi- cal. Lfeel sure that without your skillful aid my cousin would have been a deaf man all his life. Knowing of other cases in which you have been equally successful I cheerfully ive you leave to refer tome at any time, and hope that your practice in Washington will prove a distingtished siccens. Yours truly, ‘T. E. RUESSLE. CHANDLEE. A RADICAL CURE. BRONCHIAL ASTHMA. STATEMENT OF Mr. C. M. CYPIERS “Of No. 207 G st. n.w. For fifteen years my wife has suffered ore or less from bronchial asthma, and for the last thrce years her ease became so very bad that she was unable to leave her room during the greater part of that time; indeed, often confined to her bed. Her physician exhausted every known remedy for relief, called in consultation a throat specialist, and even had the Koch lymph injected, but without any material benefit. Hearing of Dr. Lichthill's success in fseases of the respiratory organ she applied to him for treatment, and Tain happy tostate that relief caine most promptly. From the very beginning marked improvement manifested itself, gattuine from day to day. Her breaths became natural, the troublesome cough left her, she could sleep all night undisturbed, the distressing asthma disuppeared, ber buoyant spirit, so long depressed, returned avain, and she feels now more like her former self, Tam confirined that this statement fs Joyful news to her many friends and J hope will benefit other suffer- ers frou this aust distressing disease, CHAS. M. CYPHERS, ‘May 30, 1891. Since the above statment was given Mrs. Cyphers Visited her former home and the seashore, wh: tofore she could not remain even a single day without the greatest suffering from asthma, but at this time, during a stay extending over a month, her visit was not marred by the return of even the slightest symp- tom of this distressing disease e here- A. P. LIGHTHILL, M. D., SPECIALIST For the Cure of CATARRH, ASTHMA, DEAFNESS, THROAT AFFECTIONS AND CONSUMPTION. Can be consulted daily from 8 to 12and4io6 at his residence, NO. M11 K. ST. N.W, Consultation free, It News, J Augusta Evening . Se ‘thie Ev discussing tricity asa nt, alluded to h cirepotse and 0 henowinal and wou- weful hate been ite cures that the reputation of the little instrument is now echoing all over the country. ‘A well-known case in i, tirely” comvinee all” who read it: Mr. Sibley willing fo ety ; News about the I vise. He. sai “hs great sufferer from the sciatica for ive years before he bezan using the Electropoise. | For, two Whole. years he had deen free from patn, at thine the seitth Were au severe that he wonld "jump out of bed In his slecp and awake to fad hiugeif_ on the floor inwreat azony. He muuch money at, the for special medieal ment, and was alaty-se Himes ‘ewnterized with a white hot tron on diflerent parts of his bey. Te ataoent Was altient terrible as ‘the sciatica ite self, and when he read that . partner of General Alver, republican pol “ian of Detroit had paid 0) and phy ysician's apenses out to Caliloruia: as his Jost for Care frog selaties, be, de= —— to try the Elec- tropotme. “Hiow' lone has that deen, Mr, Bible; “A year azo. And you know Yourself my condi- tion before that tine. T could not walk to iny office or even across the street. Twas helpless and had t6 goin my buxgy every- here "ME, Sibley statements able, iS"no doubt of their cor. Fectness, ahd) the ‘cites Te tulreed by Sine eho examine then. ‘The above is only the testimony of one gentleman. We have similar testimo- nials from hundreds of others who adopted the ELECTROPOISE without any hopes of being cured apd almost im- mediately began to experience relief from diseases of long standing. The ELECTROPOISE does its work whether you have faith ornot. It is not looking for compliments. Its business is to search out disease and cure it. We only ‘want you to follow our directions, use it intelligently and regularly and it will do all that is promised for it, and you ill ‘sing peans of praise ir its favor. Your faith in the trestment will be born in its results, Anaxtic Execrnoromm Co.,” 1405 N. ¥. AVENUE. IN ALL DISEASES IT AIDS STRENGTHENS © CURES I YoU. You. » You. ' Frueare “Moumaxa Axo Brack Goops« Laxspurcn & Bros. GTopY your INTEREST. BUY WHERE YOU CAN GET THE BEST ARTICLE for the LOWEST PRICE. Wo are always on the alert to find SOMETHING NEW and DESIRABLE and SUITABLE for the season for OUR , CUSTOMERS. SEE SPECIAL 1N- DUCEMENTS OFFERED BELOW: “inch LUPIN'S BLACK | ALI-W. 45 SONS VEINGPHISE gota. 75 “inch LUPIN'S BLAC! W AS Ribs Na TAMMY SL. 5 inch LUPIN'S BLACK ALL-WOo! 45 200 VELIE Regu. 1.25. ALL-WOOL | EVANG- WEIGH $1 25. 42 Pilea torn: Lowe ‘SHEER. pinch PRIESTLEY'S 51 MOUSELAINE GRENAI 8, PARTE 42 ch PRIESTLEY'S SIT. OOL MOUSELAINEGRE 4 2incn PriesTiEy's sik Warp Clatrrette. $1 . 4Dinch PRIESTLEY'S Silk Warp $1.25. EY" 40°22 RESTLEY’'S ALL-WoOL cut. $1 ich PRIESTLEY'S ALL-WOOL CHAL- 7 5 $1. $1. FOR SUM- 40°20 FINE, AEEWOOL, FRENCH NUNS VEILING. DOUBLE WAKP, WARRANTED TO’ WEAR... inch FINE 4 38'WEE" 75e QQ FINE FRENCH BATISTE, SILK 38 FINISH, EXTRA GOUD VALU! © 50c AO such attvoor, FRENCH cREPON. $1. B8.incn avt-woor ynescu crevoy..7 5e FRE: ALT-WOOT, DINE, 42" 4 pinch -WOOL FRENCH GRENA- DINE, PLAIDS AND STRIPES... AOA ANOE FRENCH GRENA. 4Q-2cb PR WOOL Gy SATIN 42% CH GRENA- ‘TLEY'S STLK-AN TRIPES GRENADL ch PRIESTLEY'S SULA AND-WOOL_ @] |ATIN-STRIPED CHALLIS, pi. 001, FRENCH SERGE, a great © TRAVELING, CHUNG BET 5 Qrineh BLACK and GRAY FRE OS did FABRIC fora“ Steaine REDUCED from 4.5 PRIESTLEY'S ALL-SILK NUNS Veiling and is. THE LATEST ont tor MOUENING VEILS for PMMER WEAK, very LIGHT WEIGHT. 6 42-inch, 3:1NcH BORDER 42 inch, s1NcH BORDER. 42 inch, nemsrrrenen,3.1NcH ponver. $2, 42 incu memstivenrn,s-1Nen porven. 93. VEILS From $0 to $8.50. SIZES 96x54 TO 42x72 INCHES. my21 me | ce = a Yacunye Panries AND Exccrstosists Are advised to remove the * one disagreeable feature of their outings by supplying themselves with our com- plexion insurance, ¥ a F-Tur Prencess-¢? Sr “os Ee a is Haxpoune. or te a It will both prevent and cure tan and freckles, and in other ways is invaiu- sunburn, able for the complexion. You Cay Dery The rays of the most scorch- | ing sun and enjoy all the out- door life you wish during the coming summer if you use Haspouse Wisely and well. Price, 25 Cents. F.S. Wuuuss & Co., Druggists, under Masonic Temple. EE EEN NEI tl ut Tl i Tscom: Or Tre Rovarry Or Esaraxo. England pays the— ‘Cambridge branch... Althouzh we in this cpuntry are not ax extravagant as to pay’ our government officials such enormous ‘incomes, yet we often commit the equally foolish fault of paying good money for bad food. If you ‘want —‘‘more” bread, ‘‘lighter” bread, “whiter” bread and ‘‘better® bread than you are now using, buy ‘*Ceres” Flour aud you will have—as you ought to have—"‘good Food for good money”—so far as bread is con- cerned. ‘Ceres Flour is wold by all wrocers—yours. Ask hin for ‘*Ceres" nex time you order flour. Ws. M. Gar & Co,” *‘Wholesale Flour and Feed Dealers," . Corner 1st and Indiana ave. n.w. Esrzcuaty Goop Caypx-Gus. Eyer since we began to make Tce Cream anneal at pecial CANDY By the i popular business in our GENT CANDY. It ‘continues Plate. today, Shirts seashsgagsses33 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. ——— Woobwann Axo Lorunor. ¢ Cer Cor Cor Cor Cor (er Cor A. Kavemas. 909 Pa. ave. nw. Tasos To Tarsx Asovr Now. * Floor and Stair Linens, Wire Screens, Wire Doors, Mosquito Canopies, Tarlatane for cover- ing Chandeliers, Pictures, Statuary, &c., Fur- alture Sip Coverings, Moth Preventives, Sum- mer Hangingsand Draperies, Bainboo and Bead Portieres, Bamboo Furniture, Straw Porch and. Stoop Seats, &e. News Arroros O; Jouxe Wepprses. WEDDING STATIONERY. Correct forms and superior workmanship for INVITATIONS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, CHURCH aud “AT HOME" CARDS. Also ADDRESS DIES, CRESTS and MONU- GRaMs, DEMANDS UPON OUR ENGRAVING DE- PARTMENT now are numerous and will be ‘Until tie aad of June. Let us have your orders for INVITATIONS, &e., now, that we may give as much time as possible to their proper execution, Oniy the best work at moderate price. This we guarantee, WEDDING GIFTS, In creat variety. Among the ingst_accant- able that can be offered is one of choice PORCE: LAIN, RICH CUT GLASS or ARTISTIC POT TERY. Mundredsof others just as appropriate though. in handsome and proy form and inexpensive co Dinations; Japanese woods, bric-a-brac, ony<- cabmets, 1 bronzes, statuary, lainps and other desitable speciineus at moderate prices, SOUVENIRS FOK BRIDESMAIDS. Brooches, bracelets, bonnet und lace pins, pocket books, fans, stamp bonbonteres, & FOR GROOMSMEN Scarf pins, studs, cul buttons, match safes, INITIALS. or hundred skests of paper, in ve, Yellow or Black, with oue budred ves, —81.00. NOVELTIES 1N STATIONER' HOURLBUT'S AUTHORS LINEN WRITING FAPER-A picture of Loustellow, Emerson, Whittier or Bryant, watermarked o yer and 2A sheets of paper aud 24 envelopes —Bie.— sheets of paper and 26 envelopes—WHITE and doticate tints of PINK, and LAVENDER, with desizns of ‘Fleur de and *bowknot” in Gold, Silver or Green— TZ sheets of each desien in a box. Stationery Department. Lith st. building.) Seasonapre Asp Practicat Ganwests For Wowess Wear Ladies! Percale Honse. (skirt and plated wa patterns. Sizes 32to 44. Very Mie more than’ cost of mate Dresses, dies? its (pla an Nortolk ited waist); Tan. Bera, and Bine, with tutted to 42. Ladies’ Fiznred Sheer India Linon Wrappers, tight fitting wide Buack Saris. Y Yoo y THE MAN WHO NEVER MAK’ oe HIMSELY AGKREAUER BUMIES HIS TALENT. ed Cer os <0 OOOO OD . fe shall ‘endeavor to maintain one talent chi be 5 agreeable to every one, xo that ont hoase wilt wemnatn Tas Ocr. gnc te pracipal shopping homes for every bayer . LLW eitr.y.*! n the District ui t Ts Won SL To Yor e « ——— THIS ADVERTISEMENT, itp: 8 @ es sented at our Avenue storeonorte @ @ =——— Avorn fore May 31, 187, will bercoeivedes @ @ ———— apaymentof ONE DOLLARnany @ © — Moxpay cash purchase of 85.00 crmore. You t: eeSaoreED — may select angthing you wish from * And some new additions to onr alceady Ianse stock mm oar choice stock of ee our anes. aay Tae ee MILLINERY, ee otoren Praves. STER GLOV Buk, Navy. Gray, Baby. Blues texv Laces worth @2.98 for 7 en Eid der, “Black, Bawa, Tan and Gray—0 15. WRAPS, ees inches wide Jc < Tr non oA ore CORSETS, ¢ ee Bracx Woor, Cuariiss koh SAF sa With White yen eqn Ci eater PORTHOS OF rpnanertnic ig pling Ue quality, but just luited 4 its HOSIERY, ee DRESS TRIMMINGS, ¢ 8 RIEKONS, ee ee PX oY GOODS. tHe thes Utne for shirt wi oo x y LORE RO EREEL BERD BEEEERD EER ERED BEHEADED o e ® ® ® ® e e ® s . * ® 8 s * * ® * ® s uu S oases s It yon present one of ¢ ed 00° “uu s nts this offer ee Pox W mre Groen O; Py cdtheat wectabitten es eT TUN lagen sof Mowers and 73 e r eo mhabowdit te - ree re 2, sitively mo rebate will be ——— ® any Person not preseuting one of @ © crauprt, Saris ® these advertisements ee Black twill lot no virigen pull peal s ‘This offer ts made for the purpose @ © vp as fine ws at 12% s of testing the valueof ouradvertis. © @ — . ments, and is equivalent to siving 8 @ Puaty Cooney B TISTE * the readers of this paper t ef . Livit Blue, Cardin ing reduction of 30 per cent tro Black, fall “40. inches’ wide. wit 10! 4 cea aca ot ace iflercat thing: Oke bd reruler pice. se Te eae bs zo ‘ Should the anount of your par @ @ JRETONNE os sarecte, thet vu kes OT > . chase be lows than #5.00, thisadver: #8 °® ultable ior iuattive voveriess wh 53 : tixement will entitle yon toarcbate @ @ bo © — ® h dota, se Farxen Sent Yo bd { your pur @ @ in Black only. “this particular, mak a ict ® ) an addi as been very scares, nahd by woul liek Ee fexeabeceiretbescnesigteaiser someraaurtiats js arenes dp 4 We Just teceived 4 stall cass. DE] aut you haven't yor se s0 Laces. Wi — > 2 saa ae a aaa fer your d ® WOworth bout, @ @ srentat Senars rd we a 38 ANY atti : dor to arcure the rebate sa vo giheeeocl nr ch nnaouiacieas's s Vertivement is worth ONE DOL @ @ Ose : s LAK onevery $5.00 worth bought, @ @ the Palais Royal's special counters on Monday | @ and no me ee y | May be seen no less than 4,525 yants of the choicest | ® Good on cash purchases only 28 130] Point a'tretande Laces imported this season. * iat the Aernne Store only. ee You need not be told that few can afford to pay 82.98 | 8 Not euod after MAY Sit, ane ee AMS, s yard for Laces that are not even silk and no wider Pinkie snd checks. tall wide xy _|thanQand 22 inches. ‘The importer overestimated {#8 nixsox, * * ty cloth that is sold VAC | the extravaxance of even the American people amd | 6 @ 907 P. ; oe is ; —s5 thushis loss, The Palais Royal, as your agent, asks) gg 907 Pexs. Ave. ee Bic | choice Laces. The tike has mot wecurred in an Worn =e City of the United States, 88 ee & oe ne Sale commences Monday promptly at 8 a.m. + ¢ 81.00. $1.00. 81.00... bouts dress es 2 9x $1 Laces Fon 25 he 2° Cor Tus Ovr Now Cor Cor Cor Cer Cor Cor Cor Seeeeeeseeeeeeseas eseserereeeeeeenes The Laces to match the above quoted, in widths from 3 to hes, are worth from 7c. to @1.5 yard. U) tely but « few hundred yards. The average worth is rather over than under $1.a yard. Choice for fortam sxp- Wipe ents, ite. A, GOOPRICH. “TAWYRE, 11 prarte H P, P Cc | A. street, Chicazo, 1. 27 Sears experince. se alr Pace Panasor Covers facilities in several states. Ghadetch om vot Brrscurp LOW CASE SHLETING. 6-4 Burs states, 1 prem Prices range from 0c. to $3 each. Those at the lower prices may not be quite 50 per cent less than usual, but those at the higher prices are less than haly Surerisa ws Exrenpatse, FOR SINGLE BED O& COT. price, See the Hand-run Silk Lace Covers at PTH ST SE B 5 7. —the same quality and amountof workasinthe Hand-| REMNANTS. REMNANTS. REMNANTS. rescnep Corrox. 1 8 . WASH FABRICS. WASH ie Full yard wide, without dressing....... Oi4¢ | TWP Lace Scarts and Pichus we bought in th =i a FABR Faw Way and can't affort to sell at Jess than @| 2 owe Now Comrs BER OA RRR occ A tt O00 Fans Beitford Cords, eure, He. Ourvice, Gis E D: BoB AA ROR AA I UR G EPARTM! BBB AA RRR AA HT 000 yards Crepe Cloth YARDS, PLAIN AND LAC bes “AE ra 3.tnn yards Hedond 7 SPI MA ci vards Bedford 3,000 Bree GNA ANB. REACE a 2 : ANDSATI hich we sold at ‘The 48-inch Black Silk Lace ¥ AW yards Fi © yetce tobe offered at 30e. a yard for 000} ards Bre Six new desions will be ‘89>. and #1 qualities. 19¢ 9 CARES OF FaNcy sites FC Tree EE ach we we sold’ at 1 1 UONN ON ITT Fi FOR MONDAY ONLY... roc “UREN OT gl e \() XARDS. OF “GEACK. GRay, UNNN & ‘ 1,000 TAN AND WHITE PERCALINE, 121 vw NXN T a ne which we sold for 16 9 Our y FOK MONDAY 0 20 —_— “SSS at On0yards Bestford ‘One pric, CAMBKICIN ALL COLOK a Cd ——a DRESS GOODS, (Continued below.) Vacks and full” fronts, ruffle at bottom. Very neat and cool. All sizes, 1 Ladies’ "White Lawn Wynne full teomts or Swit euibroidery and trimmed wit Silk’ribbons. All sigess Ladies Fine Liner [ w ine Linen Lawn tri vers. patterns, raved with colored embea- | ery rufile on skirt, absolutel fast colors. Allsizes. . Ladies Ficured **Sea Tslan ste Lawn Waists, in “at Stripes, polite ives “amd ae x patterns: ‘plaited back 85c. mt, hich sleeves and. iis, fast colors. Size ‘Bl grade. Ladies’ Striped Cheviot Shirt Waists, in neat pat- Or frm, “fr” cote, fon | S125. thered fronts, plaited backs ul Iaindered cuffs. Uusu- | — y sold for #1. ‘hird floor. --11th st. building.) 1 Hien Grave Mome AND 1 Gros Gnas Rispoxs In desirable shades have been somewhat scarce, as you perhaps know ; consequently the follow- ing offer is particularly seasonable: “50 PIECES SATIN AND 1 CORDED STRIPED RIB- BONS, some Moire and some Gros Grain. Colors Black, paard White, Cream, Fink, Biue, — Mais, “Lilac, Cardinal, Nile, AND two shades of Tan, Ecru, three shades of Gray, tWo shades of 35. Brown, Blue and JC. Ni Monee. "Two widths, 24 3M inches, at res lower than: are usually asked for the same quality of plain Moire. FANCY MOIRE RIBBONS. 100 pieces :S5e. quality 3-inch ..Under skylight.) ss Isrenestixa 0 Acomplete line of Butchers’ | $1.25 Disters, coat-ftting and well ss $3.25 made. Single and Double-breasted TB. AND $1.00 11th st. building.) Use A Buayxer Axp Save Your Tez. Bize 54x76, Gray, @3e. Butacto Sux Coocm Covans: ‘Duck Coats for barbers, wait- ors ke. All sizes. Two weights} {Second floor..... Aline of Stockinette Bicycle Coste and Pants, tm Binck, Navy Blue and Gray. Some extrs - spectala. An inspection is solicited. Basement.........s00.c50+++11th st. building.) on "WOODWARD & LOTHROF, 20TH. 1TH AND F STS. XW.” Banners, Warrers, Burcnens, &e. 000 yards Cre} i A. Riteais: aie anpes; Se tk Sih 909 Px Ave. NW. yants Castmeres, Tan and Prats, 2 __. Somenazow oF Nex ’ caw Ween ces Hla yanks Contea tomhaarcen Pg oer price i aT Challis Is . Paras Rovar Prices. xauples, not after you hace compared with the qual. ity of goods mewally offered at the prices, ‘h All-wool Cream § lic Mat Baza Bia Challies, 18 uMM 1 not wonder why we request you to ask for ‘CREAM GOODS, M MM Saree White Steps m) Sars White Pla yards White 1 “3° kexee h All-wool Nun's Veilins..... 40-inch All-wool Cream Cashmere. ts-inch All-wool Crean Flannel 5 1 hia Lawn Bt 8S 0, b Cloth Anish Cream Senge ait Cc” O00 40-inch Silk-finish Cream Henrietta, 090 yards White India Lawn, Be. Our pricege ade 88 BP - Rang tees. pao vans White Mtriped Metis, i." Currie, ~ ae ees a... L000 yards Fruit Loom Bleach Cotton, 100. Our ; 5 ch Cream Wool Janquard, Belford, 807 Pa Ave. N. W. 40-inch Cream Wool Enclish Bedford dOinck Cream Wool French, Bedford —o—_ 42-inch Best English Crean Bedford.......! OU) yarde. O00 yards 4B! 000 Jardin 104 BLACK Goubs. pre Bes 20D. MISSES’ SILK MULL HATS AT 81.50, Navy Bice Sronw Sener. We are selling the ACK « heasent ane’, Best quality of pure wool; color unaffected by sun | 2.000 yaris' Black Strijed Mulls, 10°. Our poe, pf Misses’ or water: 40inches wide, for 50c. yard; S4 inches % va ts, caer rieny yarcingsorese Mulls, . Our poe, at the price. {000 yards Black Plain Grena . 0 $1 50 colors, - _ Sl 50 Brack in's Veiling, 40 inches wide, @8e. quality, een etek ae “a og eins ae So Wie, Sevente, = o | #27306. yard; 42 sachs wide, instead of @1.a| 2,000yards india Lawn, 1c. Our price, 4 NTERPRISE, : = ries Su S 1241 LTH ST. 8b, erously shirred Au. Sriss Scar Sirxs, Renter tow putnone m5 203 and rin edired witht INCLUDING or eee r A Cor Price Sax Or wie Some Verv Rane Bancarss. S: W. Tt fs notoften such staple goods are sold below the — waged market value, so that some very rare bargains isa fit $b.50. a : ; eatery 3 LADIES’ BATISTE WATSTS, $1.00. inch White Japancse Sika, superior 3 wnitite ground 2-tnch Cream Crepe de Chine, superior. 3,p- spot of Red, Blue ‘27-inch White Japanese Silks, @1 ay $1.00 or Biac! 0 jabot down front, collars and “cuts ‘edged with narrow fluted ruftie. $1.00. a ara LADIES’ BATISTE WAISTS, 75e. $1.00 = —¥ Fine ear tenes To reduce our stock of Shirt Waist. we've CUT PRICES on several lines to leas than the cont of Percale of Outing Cloth Shirt to 14 yearn, caly . Boys Fine Percale Muirt Waints, all 24-inch Colored Wash Silks, 73e. qaality....GXe. yard = Waite ground, inch Printed India Silks, superior. yard with ‘bow: kno 4 " a Bilke, T5c. Fieur dais 750. —— wapertor.-wvvcen-- ALIAE | ater Prured —o— om Raab Vadies: Whi er So, Inrontast Sacer Or Riszoxs. Taier Trinh Laws ——— PROBABLY =, LADIES" SATINE WAISTS, $1.00. Lice Os Te Bae Plain Black, Black BI $1. Benda with rae 81.00 ‘The Palais Royal sale of Silk Velvet Ribbons at half _—— ee price caused as much excitement among merchants as 52s to... *Pwill hardy’ pray Sots ar stripe, $1.00. Sen na ipiaioe sminy ane moods eotanme ay ae bse etal week, Negotiations have been successfully concluded cine ateititens cates sud another unportant salecan be advertised, the lat ecazon at prices : erry 8 20c. quality Silk Velvet Ribbons for. $3.50 Navy, ‘Black, ‘Tau ‘Bbe. quality Silk Velvet Ribbons for. =o and, Gray,’ thor ——o—— —_| ase. quality Silk Velvet Ribbons for......... 250. yard Suxhlyf madeper- '$3°50. - Fe apy tm aR : 35c. Worrn For 19c. Re S-inch wide All-silk Moire Ribbons; White, Cream, Light Blue, Navy, Pink, Cardinal, Lavender, Yellow, Golden Brown, Orange, Greens, &e. Only 230 pieces and no more in sight at less than regular price. Repvertox For Taner Dave, 807 Pa Ave N.W. ‘Ladies’ Common-sense Oxfords, $1.50. Reduced = New Warre Dzzss Goovs Stine Patent Ti, marow tom, 1.90, Rabun A New Suoz, Ixponszo Binoame In E <adigg Patent Tip, marrow ton, 67S Redoced BY OVER 50,000 LADIES IN NEW ENGLAND. | , The new stock of dotied and firured Swiss te eiaiiet Potent Tp, marrow tome, @2, Retnoed to foot, thus giving solid comfort, Always retains its shape. Prevents dampness and cold feet. Is equal in One width narrower worn, 4 ‘Ladies desiring «Shoe that combines more style, ‘comfort and durability than any they have ever worn shouldtrythe © \ * PERFECTION. ADJUSTABLE. CONSOLIDATED SHOE COMPANY,