Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1892, Page 4

4 _THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. Jane 2, 1892. THE EVENING STAR bas a regular and permanent circulation In Washington three times larger than that of any other paper in the city. As = local NEWS paper and Ad- Vvertising Medium it has ne competitor. ————— The reformsin onr naturalization lawa required by the steadily increasing immigration and the {ls of our political, social and industrial systems im consequence have been recently pointed out by a number of journals end publicists. Taz Sax has given the subject prominence for a long while. Among the measures mooted from time to time it has advocated such as promised speediest and most certain relense from an unfortunate, not ‘to say unendura- ble, condition of affairs. At this session of Congress more than one good bill has been introduced or reported concern- ing both immigration and naturalization. Mr. Oates’ bill, reported by the House committee on judiciary in March last, is on the calendar of that body. Mr. John B. Moore, late an as- sistant secretary of state, an acknowledged anthority, says in the current Forum of the general scope of the regulations provided for n this measure what Tae Stam has heretofore {sid in substance, that they are well designed and are obviously restrictive in character. The feature abolishing the declaration of intention is expedient for the purpose of making uniform the political qualifica- tions of voters. In addition to the re- quirements of the bill heretofore ontlined in Tar Stan, Mr. Moore would require the pe- tition for admission to citizenship and notice to the district attorney or public prosecutor to be given from three to six months prior to the hearing, ia order that ample time for inquiries here and abroad may be afforded. Moreover, he urges that the petition should show not only, as is now proposed, a compliance with the re- quirements of the law, including a residence in the United States for five yeara, but also the place of residence in the original country, the port from which the emigrant came. the date of his departure and the steamer on which he sailed. Among other valuable suggestions in this connection Mr. Moore pro- poses s bureau of naturalization at Wash- ington, in which duplicates of all recorded naturalization proceedings shall be deposited and indexed. Provision should bo made, he thinks, for vacating an illegal record of natu- ralization, for there is nothing at present to prevent the holder from obtaining a new cer- tifieate and trying bis chances with another representative, if a consular or diplomatic agent of the republic retains the fraudulent certificate. There is also nothing to prevent the exercise in the United States of the rights of citizenship denied abroad. Provision also should be made for forfeiting naturalization BAU RES POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. Seen Wiss Tien Gaon: In addition to the STAR AGS we at on. of de- Saas’ fs. ioe tncivde: some of the, articles ® which havo been advertised for the STAR SALE, ‘but the quantity of wilt? Sait tem: te for even ‘THAN STAN PRICES. Murer outiegs Fe ‘acn-o-Shanter Plaited “nk. Red, Ble and Whit Sand aS Hose kate i: Ei = About 2 dozen good shapes = Straw Haty Ladies’ $: Ruwzoxs. Another lot of remnants of Sish Ribbons extraordi- parily cheap. . ai RE many other remnants of Sash Ribbons in desir= able lengthn at proportionately low prices: Dnesses Axp Consers, = Fancy Aprons, sofied... "ite. each ‘sizes 2 and 3 yhain Dress, nd 3 on Blue. Croars Axp Scrrs. Sniing Gictt Striped Blazers, ate Travel ing’ Dusters ore $3. scapes, were A fow Jet Wraps, were as highs $5.56... Hoare Axp U; Usprpwean, = Dey Gi. Remnants 54 ants ‘00 "Pisin China Sitks and Figured China ‘Silks Lixexs, Warge . rr Asp Do. 304, BPinch Bleached Cotton. cqual to “Pratt ‘of the oom,” 10-yard lengths. 1eige, Outings, in tight Stand 104 Colored Demin” Table Cloths, with I dozen 79 each: worth double. in Lisexs, Xe. 50 China “Silk Covered Pillows, with freadulently obtained and used for the pur- poses of foreign residence. The views of this writer are prac! ical and well stated in the paper nd will doubtleas receive atten- ‘There are two ways of defeating the G. A. R. appropriation. The first is by voting directly against it. The second is by going through the forms of making an appropriation, but pro- viding that the whole amount shall be taken from the tax money of the individual citizens of the District. One is as effective as the other. For Washington could not afford to accept an appropriation for G. A. R. entertainment which would overturn the existing financial arrangement between mation and capital, and cause the expenses to be paid froma fund,every dol- | 2 lar of which counts for two when expended under the law for municipal purposes. Wash- ington’s legislature is asked ‘to appropriate $100,000, not what is virtually $200,000, from the District's legal resources, and it is asked to make the appropriation under existing law, and not to disrupt the capital's financial sys- tem in the legislative effort. If the House is oppored for any reacon to the enthusiastic evle~ bration of @ reunion of the veterans at tho capital it will be squarer and more menly to say so openly and boldiy by » blunt refusal of the espital’s reques: for this legislation, than sneakingly by indirection in the manner indi- cated. If the nation’s ward by virtae of the equitable relation which subsists between him and his guardian ark Uncle Sam for legislative bread, “will he give hima stone? Or if he ask ‘a fish will be give him a serpent?” oe “Hligh-water mark at Gettyeburg”—how much of human history is compressed into those few words! The tablet erected today marking the extreme advance of Lee and the place where he was checked by the Union army on the fateful ridge on the fateful 3d of July commemorates what more than any other event since independence was declared and the government inaugurated. And it ia to be said that preservation was of at least equal import ance with creation, The energy imparted at the begiuning was transformed into a still greater energy in 1787-89 and that into far greater energy in 1861-65—capable of working out by its illustrious example problems of liberty for all lands and all ages. laa ‘The departure of Prof. Sousa from the leadership of the Marine Band is a matter of much regret in Washington. He has made the band a musical institation of the highest rank, and his leadership was # standing guarantee not only of merit, but improvement. There is no reason to expect that the organization will de- teriorate from its present high standard. It is ® general principle that no vacancy occurs which cannot be filled. But it will take some time to establish the same confidence in any other leader that has been felt in Prof. Sousa. + 6 In five days the republican national conven- tion will have assembled at Minneapolis. Mean- time the delegates and other attendants will be arriving there and conferring over the situa- tion. There will be along with the conferences much shouting aud perspiration, for the Ameri ean people take their politics with enthusiasm and with a refreshing absence of dignity. The weather maybe cool there, but nevertheless signs are not wanting this early that it is going to be “hot enough for you” fn political re- spect. —_ ++ ___ The District of Columbia committe will have to wait until five of its members get back from Minneapolis before it can do business. But Washington's affairs are not extremely pressing at present, so far as committee work is con- cerned, and the District can spare these legisla- tors while they do their share in regulating the concerns of the nation. +e ‘The agitation of the subject of separate cars Ins died out temporarily, but the outcome of the Jackson-Slavin engagement may give the question of sevarate prize-rings renewed im- petus among pugilists. ——_++2-—____ Secretary Foster's statement to the Court in General Term will, it is to be hoped, obviate the danger of the low rating in Bradsireet’s that Uncle Sam seems to be earning. += —__—_ ‘The first instinct of the Italian politician seems to be to resign. Therefore the phrase “fine Italian hand” as used in politics should be ‘applied with discretion. —___+2—____ tion of remuneration for campaign services should bes warning to Mrs. Lease and others, —— +02 Unele Sam is being well disciplined. He al- ways remembers now to say “please” to Mr. Holman. = Laces Axp - Enpnoreny, Ff . ameter worth $1 oun Alot of yw Point al: ‘above, worth 8c. yard vo yard Alot of Lace ts, Wouth S0/and 752. BSc. Fard , Sas a aS MING. Tos, exten cour eter: — | srk Navy, Green. Tan, Gray. 700. Yard Nae aa ‘Silk Cord Tourist Suk Skirt Pi oft Lesreee — bn tte mes u oe ae aes, Bal 3 Biss = Patent Folding Fans, leather handles. Japanese Fans, all styles. ‘ive: Black Satin Fans, Nese ni acl card 3 RJ Dress Shield, “rubber lined, ar Cs Sts a Gotsit tae. 4 Saris. Poros Ea re ine Sree aap oe White Corded Bot ee each 240 Handkerch ‘soc. Embroidered Cashmere Sc: sabe. och Bore Sarat Waste One Hot 82 25 Wate Flannel Waits, 6, 8 10 and one @ foe tae: Bercaia’Waista: Panysors Asp Uxs X) Misses’ Fancy Parasols. eee he me bh Gloria Umbrell a2 20 at Bik Serge Cinbirei * a Waar. ‘The balance of our stock of best Hartford ; Butter Dishes, Tea Pots, Spoon Ho and 5 Bo Ss, AY NOROME WAPe Pace, Knives, 1 Forts be Bordered Handkerchiets,.......90¢ach Neckwear slightly bandied. Hose, plain and tancy colors, 3 pairs... 300 Bavuss POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 32 SEVENTH STREET. Wo are CANDY envcial and ouraim isalwaye to make Jee and sell CANDY suited to the - season. CANDY, if pure, ythe fresh ana Zroperty made. ie Pate. st 1s ati en Candee we ore got offering at the ever-popular i. 40 and 23 CENTS, are” aoeeeere as pure can be. fruit favor of ae = loners: ve Cor. 11 toy ig Wiar Frovr Do You User “Ceres.” C-E-R-E-S spells the name of the best flour in the world. C-E-H-E-S spells the name of the flour which makes *‘more” bread, ‘‘lighter” bread than any other flour in the world. C-E-R-E-S svells the name of the flour “Ceres.” every genuine sack and barrel of which ‘Cerca. —oontains acireular bearing the imprint “Ceres.” of two gold medals and the autograph “Ceres.” signature of Win. M. Galt & Co. “Cora” C-E-K-E-S spells the name of the flour “*Ceres.” which you should ask your grocer for “Ceres.” the next time. Wx M. Gar ECo, “Wholesale Flour and Feed Deaiers,* COR. 18T AND IND. AVE. N.W. 1 Banaarss:: Banoarss:s: Mas. M. J. Hesr. 1900 F ST. X.W., Offers her ENTIRE STOCK af TRIMMED and UX- TRIMMED HATS and BONNETS at a sacrifice, RE- GARDLESS OF COST, to reduce the larg» stock. ¥Y AIT oR OU $3 F 00 THE CANNON BALL CLOTHING COMPANY ‘Will open s Rezan. Sronz SATURDAY MORNING at 9 o'clock a.m. atthe CORNER OF SEVENTH AND DSTS. @ovinson & Parker's old stand). ‘The largest and most extensive manu- facturers of MEN'S, BOYS' and CHIL- DREN'S CLOTHING are about to open: BRANCH STORE with a stock of $175,000, Which must be positively sold and turned into money. ‘To unload ourselves of this immense stock of clothing we will sell without re- serve and regardless to cost of manu- facture. ‘Thisisno BANKRUPT SALE, FIRE SALE nor TRUSTEE SALE, but a LE- GITIMATE OVER-PRODUCTION SALE. ‘These goods are our own make (union labor), no ‘SWEATERS’ WORK," hence, in order to retain our force of working people, we are compelled to open ® RETAIL BRANCH and sell them ‘at such slaughtering prices as has never been known in Washington. Nor: A Frew Or Om Mansy Banoarss. ‘Te. will buy a strong pair of Working Pants. 90c. will buy a good pair of Evening Pants. ; $1.25 will buy an excellent pair of Cas- ‘simere Pants. . 81.75 will buy a fine wool pair of Dress Pants. 83.27 will buy » First-class Working (Men's) Suit, in fifteen different styles. If not satisfactory we refund the money. $4.50 will buy an Excellent Business Suit, in sack and cutaway, in twenty different styles. 86.70 will buy a First-class Worsted Suit, corkscrew or diagonal, wide wale, sack or cutaway, 23 different styles. $8.50 Will buy Men's Satin-lined Cas- ‘simere Suits. $8.75 will buy @ Riverside Worsted Prince Albert Suit. with or without satin facing; considered worth 818. $3.20 will buy an Excellent Boy's ‘Suit; cost to manufacture, $5.87. $5.75 will buy a Fine Serge Suit, in ‘different shades. $10 will buy an Imported Clay Worsted Coat and Vest, Prince Albert style; ‘worth $20. 5,000 pairs Children’s Knee Pants, Weents. . ‘3,900 Men's Office Coats, 15 cents. 2,000 Alpaca Coats, 90 cents. 4,000 Children’s Suits (special), ages from 4 to 13, 88 cents. ‘We have many more bargains, too numerous to mention. We ask you to call and inspect our stock before pur- chasing elsewhere. Wedo not promise You sny impossibilities, but guarantee to save you from $1 to $10, according to the amount of purchase. Come early and avoid the rush. We allow railroad fare to all purchasers outside of the city. Mike no mistake. Look for the large signs of the Caxxox Barz Crormxe Cowraxy, COR. 7TH AND D STS. Robinson & Parker's Old Stand), cy ‘Washington, D. 0. A. Kavrsay, 909 PENNA. AVE. N.W. Lives. Yesterday was a WARM REMINDER that a change to light-weight underwear was necessary to enjoy actual comfort. We were at once induced to go through our immense stock and we selected some choice values that we had set aside for our first Graxp Svsen | —— a Usprrwear. oF | WE START OFF WITH cases of Pure White iibhed Vests that contain the two of the mills, oF es souie call seconds. 123c. For Ladies Pure White Richelien Ribbed Vests, Biade of Bey ntian Yarn aud finished in superior style. Sizes 2, 3. Worth as firsts, _yliiitest Pare White 2-thread Lisle Richelieu Ribbed 19c. ‘Same sizes as above. Worth ns firsts 3c. Thene are two great fobs. Now we follow with our regular leaders. Unbleached Vests, all sizes, for. . 5G, Unbleached Vents, all snes, with dra a4 pare Wii Beye Hata Bletel i Whies ro eau aS Sak: BM vatieached, fullsbuped. tor.” 50% Ladies’ rd ale reat KIN A Srrou: Sux Or "B12 An 61 Some 8X W. IS OFFERED BY US THIS WEEK IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR VERY LARGE STOCK OF Pixs, Pexpasrs Axo Exzrrsos. THIS SALE BEAT Sp-sungmsmm THERE ALL. Beorxsixa Toxonnow, Fray, Kixes Picace Diasoxp Eanaras. oo G4 cts., $550; reduced to pat SlltareRasags, 82: 16 ots., $450; reduced 1 pair Solitaire Earrings, 434 cts., 6350; reduced to z BUN BS8g gen 1 patr Solitaire Earrings, 34 cts., $250; reduced to Jaz | ee Fe e ae Soltis Faroe, 2 eta, 185 5 Se an 1 patr Sol Lets, i reduced to 8135. qh pat Solitatre Rarrings, Lgets., $125; reduced to 1 pair Solitaire Earrings, 1 ct., $80; reduced to $60. 25 pairs Solitaire Earrings, at $50, $40, $30 and ‘825, that are 20 per cent below regular prices. 30 pairs Screw Earrings, at $10, €12, 615 and $25, ‘that are extraordinary values. DIAMOND PENDANTS, . Wares Was Fanir Ecurse Act Fonser Suzs Ever Heo Ix Tats Cry. ‘We wish to impress upon you the fact that this 1s not a sale of Odds and Ends, oa iar ’ oo U U RRR BRE NN § TTT TrTr xK 28 Rat Ee BLE z iF ss Feg g°3 Ex Which can also be worn as Breastpins. 08 & r murst, 97 stones, price 8500; 8400. ‘00 “uu! EOE Eee § A t PLE EER Sss8 TS? SoS Ek AES . = re and Crescent, 41 stones, €250; L. to $200. In our Mammoth Establishment, comprising all the latest and most a = itd rites ore Sunburst, 15 stones, #110; red. to $90. . Star, 11 stones, $85; red. to 870. 09 TIT —_00. Tr TT # TT ge g t "E6998 z ‘| Tal Hes +7 ie z Double Heart and Bow Knot, $250; red. to 8185. So r O80 * E, =] : G9 Uw oF 0° My F HH sack iH F aprenden eaten Crescent, 9 stonea, 845; red. to 8! ‘For comparison. You will find values that wilt surprise be Pearl and 7 Diamonds, 860; red. to 843. Here Tuay Ape: Reav Axp Poxvem Enameled Clover, diamond center, $15.19 You with find pals eeeiebmstak ats Gold Pansies, $13. pon 00, xx wm rs A Bow Knot with Diamond Pin, #10 B88 i’ r A ¥ Tf yon need any Diamonds unset we offer special in- BP OO NR = Bt 77 i Aucements, as we are desirous of reducing ont present oOo N NN T DD ° ‘ stock before recetving our fall tmpertations, Vit A &, SAE ® RA RRR f cco ADA LLL fee £4 i = BX NERF RRR t. 2A E HRS REP Re a Mostrx Uxornwean MM MIE o£ OTR NNEO OR ¥ | Lavres Conser Covers. MM MILLLLLELLLIIN KNEEER R = |” SPEOTAL 1comet C ree SPECIAL %.—Threo styles’ Ladies’ Corset C Usranorn Hara. fotton and ‘cambele, ‘one Vahaped. wish, wide Sig anu neck otter with oe racks. tained ‘another style orith squire tps Ruished with Haiuburg edging.” Hoyular price, 290; 1O) dozen Hats for Ladies, Misses and Children, in all 0 ana Eee a — Sine Regular ‘value, Seana yoo, Youre Boe. Ladies” and ‘Misses “Eriniwed Satlors, tn all China Milan Sailors, the latest shape, snWhiteomly, at die. IMPORTERS OF DIAMONDS, c. SPECIAL3.—Dainty Cover, Lonsdale cambrie, V ck and front, with whole sokeoe ams the Ne Bo COR. 7TH AND D STS. ¥.W. 50c. Alpine or Walking Shape, in all colors, Red, 9 of Haw! em... Poe. Are waking he Ainished with ‘bemstitc with Hamburi: yee io flown an ‘Biiors, im all colors, at Regul Z ae iy SPECTAT, Corset Cover, asl ba ss 2 A RE ant Spee whole yoke back and front of Riss cavend AA S859 BRN AA Bee MiLof our Trimmed i Tints that were €2.50 and #3, at with betritigbobe beck. Beane eae aA S88 NN AMS B Trimmed Hats that were 3.50 and. 24, nt 2.48. eet ‘Hats that were $4.50, 8> and 50, at 00. RRR MMMM EEE XN N m aiendaialg. am] Fo Oo RR MMMM NN Mors, Axp Lace Hats mi YaltoGenues | BS gmk AE be PRE vit, Asp luce. “Regular _‘o RE RMR Eee 8 ARS LS. heat, Mother Hubbard Gown, | ——— 200 PAmS ae 6 tucks, ere TN ceeceepecnd cotton, i deuxth. ax No. 1—-Comy Apion Flowers 2 te eee c ee MEN'S WINE- — thotee at 2: es eee Sotho ae pres Flowers that sold for 63, 75, | wfRNCTAT.2;-landiome Mother Bubart Gown, At front finished with pretty. patterns ‘of Hamburg eg: | ————. COLORED RUSSIA ——- 5 Caunbriies, F Flowers that sold for $1.1! ing. Mother Habball sleeves with e ga T possible to give an accurate description of | !4F Price, Ze. At aa BBs the above flowers, 80 we quote the prices all from our 58c. a LEATHER — regular stock. SPECIAL 3.—Very stylish Gown, excellent cotton, Tica daey “tase Soe eee esecene bese k 00 A KK gS8g pice Habnard sioeven, With inverting and edge fu: |————-_»«s BLUCHER LACED. —_—_ $6 E $3 re Ee pled with ‘herringbone “rimming, rice, . 9 oO oo AAA Pan. oe Tut “oo? £4 Bk 870. — AND BLUCHER = -—_»— soy | SEBO, es mae, ote ose| —— Forres irtment it 1s necessary 14 di cl ant Into a description bt cach article. Suihce to aay we wil | TUM at io, Low-cUr TIES sell the balance of our Cloak stock at half value. SPECIAL Neat Skirt, excellent cotton, wide k ‘with deop hem and tucks, rule headed Bai | aca gy THT gfe an afm who : 2 www 810 Jackety at 85. ps io Aca $e Sees . A LTE 988s THT 9585 m4 Bama My yg “ AAH Wrspsor Tres. Bssq Ss 25c. Windsor Ties, new effects, at 2c. RAS TE Bec8 i B58 es nt jen ort Tae, entree nt ney ven | HERE SHE WV wen nes] AE AA LE Be stitched, pretty destgu, a8. | seven deep cuits and collars, belts, “Caual price, aa Pp LAUR ES SPECIAL PRICE, Haspxencurers, 0. == SPECIAL 2. —Ve 3 I afQ dgzen,Senty Sotled Hentherehet from win- | wfc Wloaia pont and bac xdvep Coline nad cans, Wu Hiss & C Bernat, Woe Embroidered and Fancy Hem aes Tat, Prick, sopra vate Tebiets at 17e. - saris oe b RELIABLE SHOE WOUSES, . SPECIAL 3.—A Stylish eronie Waist, in pretty FFF AORN N cbsy ots, sires ag plaid box Dlexted Trout’ and beck, 930 and 932 7th st., Fe 2A ENN Ss. : “SPECIAL. ame 1914 and 1916 Pa. ave., FSA REE og - 21M are x “¥ SPECIAL 4.—A Stew Waist, in Whi India Lawn, Gollasanai cutie Wleaied back was’ fone yRe sae F J Fans, regular value 7 and 10c., at Se. | iu Sic Ris renee Fans, Peauler value 7 and 10c...at Se. 4 | Gegular price, 87 MsractaY, raion, Ho: For Tus Coxvexrros: nens, af TTTTRRR A V VEREEL TI NN N GGG. ‘oe. Feather Rens, fm qt colors, at de, 59c. wipe, China Site Pan. seed OF silver siicks, inlight | SPECTAT, 8.—Hands me Waist, in white India| fF Kee eA Y ¥ fe b HekRE S vi pretty shades, at a8e. Lawn, with deep cuffs ‘and collars, finished with | T oR RAAA VV EOL WN WN G GG Pick and deep Sins eurbroidored rule down front.| T R RA A V EEELLLLILN NN GGG Dagss ‘Trnnnxas. Price, SS VECIAL PRICE, BPR AL 6G, B88y Me Moss Trimming, in all shades, at 250, Reaciarin “onal ea ten AA §& S Sssq raids, in all color AL 6.— lack Satine Wa his BOB AAA G GG Braids inal colors sgeaven deep olla, box nleated frontend back. aye BBB AYA “GGG Sus8 gt Girdles or Stomac! rs, regular price 93, at | ™ SPECIAL, ie AND Bidet Gintles or Stomachers, regular value &5 and A TITT cco FRE 85.50, at $3.98, SPECIAL, 7.-Styilsh Ries Dot and striped ninck | 883 A THT OCS HE TERE gs ped 8, Satine sisi. DMB scores, box pleated Zrontand | "ss, AA F 9 SUH EE Bang Beurroxs. pee wi PRICE, Sss8 2° f ‘Coo H H ERR LULL Sgs5 7 Fs Buttons at 5 Fancy Buttons at Bors W. = . over 500 1 stock. Fancy Buttons at 15. YS" AISTS. ADPECIAL L—All Percale Waists that sold for 25¢. All sizes and styles and prices 00 Vv WV FEE E &% YY FEF as 9c. rrou 75c. 10 S65 xace. L oo Vv Ke Sas, SPECIAL 2.—Handsome Waists, in fine outing Ker Poo? WY Bam tggs | 0th, stripe, all izes, thot sola tor ale, WE sre too busy to write descriptions, Call and in- ‘spect the stock yourself and be convinced that we give SPECIAL 3.—Our “‘Sun Waist,” in White shirting, . f fine tucks, ald ‘Sie Mies Ann Govan! Porom of fine tucks, ail linen cuffs and collars. Hegu’ | better value than can be obtained elsewhere. 49o. Comrorr Axp Samisractiox Gra; . ality Black Silk Mitts, fan ie kid Laps: Rissep Unxpenwea = ome gcroauity arene SPECIAL, 1.50 dozen Kivbed Gauso'Vaate, “Rega: wt ee oh Fe: ‘Silk os py all shades of tone, in all | lar price, 10c. At 7, yon have that ‘‘uncertain feeling” rare bargain a jot dds and ends in Silk Glc \d Mitts, secur: values ranging from Boe: to 81. Your chotve st 250, SPECIAL 2.—One lot Richton Rinbed Vests, with idcetrand sar to. eater nese, K G io @rawing tape. Regular price, 25c. of your traveling equipments. You , Oo, pli eeouidéee SPECIAL 3. One lot of Pure Hale Thread Vesta, cen, Nae ase 7Onr, 8, tnd 03. 4-dutton Kid Gloves, in Black, | with sik crocheted front, alk drawing string. Noga] BUILT “taken in nor worry over any inte. $118 4-but on | Real Kid Gloves, in Blacks, Tans . 29c. curity of your valuables if youhave “1 Cuaniols Gloves, in White and natural colors, SUECIAL 4 —Remnsht Jot of Al-aie Vest, tn purchased your qhiGennine, Biarritz or Pigakin Gloves, in Black, | At ef prac SECURE a ee pone tot of Coutionlength Teal Kid Gloves. 39. ces 3 ' ee Cun. news Derantwexr. Bacs Axp Saronzis oe -J0 ‘button Whiteand Lemon Shades Real Kid SP Al, 1.—Children's French Gingham OF OGne lt ot aligntly solled White Rta Clo ur | head wit peur Bata. earns ae seat | SOLID. J ay eS inprice from "go. to 81.2." Your choice at AMES orm. SPECIAL 2.—Protty Little Mother’ Hubbard Dress gaico). for Zana S yours old, rufe sround Teck and | , CA show Fou the most extensive lino of these goods in the District, but the best Trunk ever offered by me or elsewhere for the money is my Celebrated No. 2 DRESS TRUNK. It is made of the best materials, well put together, HH O% HOR? a, y Ath SIER ¥. Me seer 230. and wears s0 well that im ghe two years we have been | apres: Hosiery. serrata tsa Ae Roy's uit 8 Soiy, ging. | making it we have a wild, Later Pilz, Tan ent Gray Hao, guttate for | Prise, Gu. "As Never had a single complaint, igte, gtite, Ale. oem, Sin, Sein Sein Bi AO Reabeon dopey into ge me “Black boot patterns, ‘Richelieu Canorews Hats Axo Cure. | 7S 0750 83 GAO ATS 180 = CHES Coane brant al (Call and look it overt eae tans a White: hivred thas thd owes hence pe ee Gesorxz Axzrosros ‘Special price, pata 250. > ‘ Gravstoxe Baas. Hae ES tra wn | RIPE: Sacre ats are Non iepeer ae | dn 2010, 1610, ag Suse Ba, ele: Ta om ems, EEE Ee not sme |, —— sce ary Bara re rat . : SPUAE jambs corte aes, Bate ALLIGATOR AND GRAIN LEATHER Racine cop aen Sra em bead . " Sarcums, "ERRRRE Pata RE] iaiccaen eet aragaton oe oe FANCY LEATHER GOODS, , Don’t mise this greatest ofall June Sales, faomnetians ty worse ‘TOPHAM'S TRUNK MANUFACTORY, 1231 Penna. ave.n.w. ‘Bactory, 2216 and 1220 Bet, a.w. elie S PALACE, beceber lsh ig We Mosr Eas, AND WHY NOT COOK WITH A Gus Stove Be baad BRAT, TM, LABOR, EXPENSE, TROUBLE, asus. From the experience of over four hundred ‘Patrons who are using our gas ranges we can assure you that gas is cheaper than coal. NSS Ta Se een earth buy bay buy buy bur bay buy buy bay buy bay tay buy buy buy. buy buy buy buy buy buy buy pay Re ad bus buy bay buy buy buy buy buy bay. bay ay hy 4 buy by buy bay ri bay bay bey buy bay a buy fr buy ba bor $15.00. Pay Our Daneler Gas Range, with oven, 4 droiier and 2 burners on top, all com- 4 and guarantee. POE Witt cook for 6 t0 8 poopie at $1.0 per Duy month, bay bay (B00 below.) 4 bay buy buy bay 4 Buy buy boy buy buy bey buy buy bay buy bay buy buy buy bas bay bay bay by buy buy buy buy buy bay buy buy buy buy buy ay buy buy buy buy buy buy buy buy buy bay ‘Wosell Florence Oi Stoves, ‘75c., O0c., $2.00, 83. ©. a. MUDDIMAX, 614 12th ot. (Read below.) ce see ee noe ane nce nto nee nee nee B00 Hee wee Bee Sec nee see nee sea pee ane ne nee nee bee ee ev ee tee ave bee nee ave sow ace bee woe Bee 8eb 88 Bee Bee $2.25. A Tworhole Gas Stove, All nickel-plated, ‘Well made, new style. You will be surprised to learn the amount of cooking and convenience of this stove, (Read below.) SGSSEGRRSSSSSESASESESSE RESTS EELERE33 she SP0 $8e SAE Ane ENE Soe BOO ROO EMA RAE RON EO SOO sre She nme Sem He Ken RAE Ree SAE Be SON SER, See See Bee See Soo See BER Bee BEC Re Fee BEY BOE ute LESEELILELESELOLEASELASESELECEEEESSEEELESEEL! ‘We have 26 sizes of Gas Stoves from 50. to 835. 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Sproat Vazers Ix Rinpoxs. Ro. Molre Silk Ritbons, all esters, Daldng hom, White and all colors, strong, durable and firm, only SMe, per yd. >. | Beautiful line of Polka Dot and Striped + Ribbon for millinery purposes. More, Full line of the scarce shades of Green + and Nevy im Motre Ribbon in all the vari- ous widths, 4c Nacre and Changeablé Sak Ri> “Berren Trax Bancanse Laces. McKnew. A customer showed us a piecaof Point de McKnew. Ireland Lace which she had purchased at a McKnew. fancy store in town at agreat bargain. We McKnew. had the identical lace in stock at thesame McKnew. price, 25e. per yant, and had never asked McKnew. more. Better come here for your bargains McKnew. tm laces, 20-inch Fern Point de Ireland Lane, well - covered, strongly put together, only “Se. per yard. A Bicsint Ts Learners Berra McKoew. Wo have Just recetved a lot of Teather McKnew, Belts in Ecra, Black and Bed, laced front, MeKnew. which we will sell at the low price of 28c, McKnew. each Wirrrax H. M°Kxrw, 933 Pa. Ave. N.W. Fasmoxanur- Fasc Barmrxo Sorts Firma - PE RE > Ee REEER = y YISIONS ot te summers outing sow stave 5 as the days grow warmer. It won't be long v Dow before you will be sporting yourselves: on the wave-kissed beaches at the peashoreor climbe ing high among the towrring cliffs—secking health< comfort—and hapriness. . **Where'er yon roam— whatever realms to see"—you will needa BATHING SUIT. And wehave gotan elerant line for youte supply yourselves from. A new line—“*bristline® with novelties, Inviting robes that will call to mind the thought of many a@ive and splash. An armor that fears not the breakers of old King Ocean. Have one you must—f you are going im for thcrousl ems Joyment this summer. LADIES’ GRAY FLANNEL BATHING S with long sleeves and trimmed with LADIES’ PLAIN NAVY BLUR FLANNEL SUITS with short sleeves, Sizes 34 to 42~ LADIES NAVY BLUE FLANNEL SUITS with, sleeves and trimmed with five rows of narrow braid—@2.98. Long sleeves~$3.50, Bizes 24 to 42. LADIES NAVY RLUE SUITS with ssflor collar and vest front, trimmed with three rows Of narrow White braid. Sizes 34 to 42-82. 75. LADIES’ NAVY BLUE FLANNEL SUITS ‘with sailor collar and vest, trimmed with six rows of narrow White braid. Sizes 34 to 42~ e. TADIES' NAVY BLUE FLANNEL SUITA, cut in Mother Hubbard style and trimmnd with Searsows of Beck toatl. Gene 96 to <5~ LADIES’ NAVY BLUE FLANNEL SUITS rE FLANNEL trimmed with wide White braid. Sizes 6to 16 years—81 #2. CHILDRE NAVY BLUR FLANNEL SUITS, trimmed with four rows of narrow ‘White braid. Sizes to 16 years—@2.25 and CHILDREN'S NAVY BLUR FLANNEL SUITS with sailor collar and vest and trim- med with three rows of White braid. Sizes 6 to 16 years—82.75 and $3. CHILDREN'S NAVY BLUE FLANNEL SUITS with satlor collar and vest med with six rows of White braid—¢: 85.75. Ornre Reovrsrres. ‘With the suits you will all want HEADWEAR and FOOTWEAR. OILED SILK CAPS—all sizes—400. end 500, Oiled Silk Caps with visor—0. AN ABSOLUTELY WATERPROOF CAP~ Boe. CAPS *“In colors”—Cie. ‘The STANDARD JERSEY BATHING SHOR with* wear-ont” cork soles. Black and Navy Blue, A BATHING SHOE with long Black or Navy Blue s:ockings attached—1. And there you are—with all the accoutrements ‘essential to a romp and frolic with Old Neptune. They are carefully made of stout and staun-h materials— gracefully cut—tastily trimmed—cheap. What more could you ask? P, ERRY'S, NINTH AND THE AVENUE. “Established 1840. Telepbone 905. i ee ey cee Om Laresr aane ° T 5S GUT LIST, Compare the prices yon have been paying for your Drugs and Patent Medicines with the prices we quote below and you will see that it is next to impossibie te BERR RRR R EERO: 5S ie