Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1892—TEN PAGES, THE_ EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY. ... dane 15, 1892. CROSBY 8. NovES THE EVENING STAR bas a regular and permanent circulation in Washingto@three times larger than that of any ether paper in theeity. As a lecal NEWS paper and Ad~ vertising Medinm it has no competitor. The Chice go convention, following that which has just adjourned at Minneapolis, will settle for the democrats the policy they wish or are able to pursue. Doubtiess that policy will be very much the reverse of that adopted at the republican convention. A third party in the ‘west and south is a thing certain. The effect of such division on national polities cannot be foretold until the nominees and principles of the Chicago convention are announced. Al- thongh the third party is now in some form a| thing certaix, its proportions and precise com- plexion are things very uncertain. Should Mr. Cleveland, 2 secs probable. be the democratic leader, the third party will assume in some states and districts a more formidable shape than might othervise be the case. The ex- President represents the very antithesis of what is desired by the farmers’ movement. His sil- ver views are almost personally resented by the participants im that movement. Whether he will be able to enrb the third party tendency in the democratic states of the south, and make some gains in the agricultural tates of the re- | publican west, where there ins been some di tatisfaction on account of the tariff or other issnes; whether, also, he can reconcile the Hill | people in New York, are matters for managerial solicitude in all the wigwams and may well per- plex the sachems from Tammany to Texas, and from Machias to Los Angeles. The democrats | will break the political record if they nominate Mr. Cleveland. They will break it into a thou- sand pieces if they succeed in electing him. With the example of another New York man, Mr. Van Buen, before them they may hesitate, and hesitating take an untried man. The nomination of Cleveland would simply be to approve what hix admirers claim. that he isan excepiion to all rules. He certainly has an ex- ceptional hold upon the affections of a majority et the democratic part; + The death of President Polk of the Farmer's Allianee excites intense interest in the third party and elsewhere as to the probable course 4f the new organization at its convention in Omaha next month. The name of Mr. Pelk | bad been so prominently connected with the | gossip as to the “people's party” presidential ticket that his removal at this juncture starts | rumors as to his succession in Iradership. Two names mentioned are those of Senator Stewart | of Nevada and Representative Watson of | Georgia, but not for the same place. Mr. Stewart ix, as everybody knows, the apostle of silver in the Senate, while Mr. Watson is leader | of the third party in the House. According to the report, the Senator is intended for the head | nd the Representative for the tail of the ticket. _ If the ticket here namsd thall be nominated by the convention it will have silver enough at top and farmer enough at bottom to suit the ‘most exacting demands. Both men are lawyers, | it is trae, iit Mr. Watson is also a tiller of the soil, at least so far as the Congressional Direc- tory is concerned. ———_—++e____ Washington's position with reference to the | polities of the country is peculiar. It pre-| serves its equilibrium in spite of the excite-| ment attending a campaign, and this is largely due to the fact that itp attitude is one of con- | templation rather than direct interest in the issue. It is one of the few places where the ituation is conducive to an unbiassed view of eurrent events. It furnishes an excellent field | fora newspaper to display enterprise without | feeling, and be © complete mirror of great | events that affect the country. During the | ‘Minneapolis convention Tae Star presented a complete snd undistorted reflex of political | conditions and events. It will do the sams dur- ing the Chicago convention and at the conven- tions that occur after that. The erop outlook in the western wheat- growing states is favorable. The reports re- ceived by the New York Sun from Minnesota and the Dakotas are uniformly favorable, but the season is two weeks later than the average, owing to rain, snow and freezing weather that prevailed there up almost to the end of May. ‘The recent warm season has brought out the crops, and besides the farmers have catght up with their ploughing by working extra time. ‘The corn prospects in Lllinois and Indiana are now cheering after a backward season. The | Joss in acreage is on flat lands and will be made | up by gains in the rolling country. There are also good rep ons. ‘The | farmers are ueouraged naturally b but s Their business i Itaffects li Jority” Plumb of Kansa Senators, and ¥. Hovk of Tennessee, Kendall of Kentucky Stackhouse of South Ca tives. Messrs. Plumb and Hc cans, the others democra: the Fifty-first and Fifty-second Congresses is in ercess of previous Congroses. ee The recent lannching of two great steamships Spanish or Arabi rth suggests the inquiry y danud El Norte were preferred to the ‘English monowyliable in cach case Ss The dangers of an excess of caution are ilJns- trated by the Washington woman who took her diamonds down town with her in a valise, for safety, and had them stolen from her buggy. ar ~ Mr. Hill might be justified im feeling that his opposition is a trifte hard to please. By merely Keeping still he has stirred upa remarkable m. amoun: of apprehensive susp: ‘The extent to wi biers can afford to put up money to fight the Jaw should convey a forcible lesson to the great losing public. The re-election of Mr. Aldrich is « part of the | Fepublican reaction since the general election @f 1890. Rhode Island's Senator, just indorsed, isone of the ablest members of his party in Congress, and to him is due in large measure whatever credit belongs for late tariff legisla tion, including the acceptance of the policy of reciprocity at the suggestion of Mr. blaine. - roe These warm days which bring the youngsters into the strects chould invite expecial caution among drivers of vehicles. And they should also prompt parents to some care in looking after their ebildren. ——— +e ____ It is now that the pilots of larger water craft should discipline their moral courage, so as to ‘enable them to forego the fascinating sport of seeing how clove they can come to small pleas- lure boats without hitting them. ee —____ ‘The present heated term is thought to be only a suggestion compared to the beated terms that were used after the Minneapolis conven- ‘tion. —— se2 -—_ ‘The weather is indeed trying, but then Sec- retary Busk bas had « good deal to engage hie @ttention lately. ee There is desth in the American windstorm this year. America is bound to beat the effete Monarchies even in elementary disturbances, Wivr-Awaxe Snorrrsa. MANUFACTURERS’ AND IMPORTERS’ SUR- | PLUS SUMMER STOOKS SECURED BY PALAIS ROYAL BUYERS. | NOT ONLY UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES, BUT | GREAT QUANTITIES AND VARIETY. LADIES WILL ALLOW FIRST MENTION OF MEN'S GOODS, OTHERWISE NOT ONE MAN IN A‘ HUNDRED WILL NO- TICE THIS ADVERTISEMENT. Unusually small and large as well as medium sizes in the following: Mews soe quatity Fawn Bat. Shirts for Sic. ; silk ‘bound fronts and untearable French ribbed necks. ‘Three garments instead of two for 81. Miew's soc. Gauze, Gossamer snd Balbriggan Un- derwear for 37 cents; shirts with half and long sleeves; | drawers reinforced at would-be weak parts. | Mew's ase. quatity Underwear for 20 cents, con- | sisting of cauze and balbrigean shirts and drawers of | qualities judeed worth S0cents at the exclusive men's | furnishing stores. Mews resther-weight Pure Wool and Camel's | Hair Underwear at 81a piece. This is Dr. Warner's celebrated make, usually retailed at $2.50 a piece. | Mews sinx Finish Liste Thread Socks at 25 cents | instead of 50e. a patr. | For Mex Axv Wowes. | | Learner Goops.—neat antigator Satchels, | leather Iined, leather-covered frame, size 16 inches, | Palais Royal price. $4. You may probably have noticed the imitations elsewhere at 85 and 88 cents Here the price is Sic. for smallest size, Tie. for largest size and proportionate prices for medium sizes. 1%c. for the Double Shawl Straps usually sold at 25c. | Srarroxery.—apoundot Writing Paper, equalas0 | to 100 sheets, at the price charged by stationers for » | quire. Playing Cards proportionately low in price. United States “Bicycle” Cards for 15e. Perfection Playing Card Company's “*Champion™ Cards for 180. National Card Company's “Apollo” for 18e. All the makes of these well-known makers are here. Thou- sands of Novels: 25c. editions for 10c. each; six for 50c. The works of the world’s famous authors to select from. Pass —pocnet rans for travelers from 10e. to 68e. each. Single-stick Japanese Fans for the house, 4c. to 25e. each. Tortet antictxs.—troshex Soaps and Powders ofall the best kinds. Here are three cakes of Pure Glycerine Soap, neatly packed in bor, for only 12c. For Tue Lars Osuy. = Wausrs.—sor « aottar and less yon may secure choice of nearly one thousand garments. For only $4.98 you may be fitted with the Enclish Silk Waists heretofore sold at $6 and $6.50, Black and colors. Scrrs.—tme storm serze Blaser Suits reduced to $8.75, and no charge for unusual #tzes or alterations. White Suits for Ladies, Misses snd Children at half price. Being crowded for room some of these gar- ments are slightly creased. However, you may take | your choice for just one-half the price marked on the garments. Rerrtrxas.—one bayer bas done well for you in choice Chiffons—an importers stock has been secured to sei as follows: e ‘81.35 Quality Chiffons only 98. yard. 98e. Quality Chiffons only 68c. yard. GXe. Silk Pleating only 48e. yard. 44e. Silk Pleating only 25e. yard. Black, White, Cream and all colors are here. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Last Luroaraxr Sure oF Lives’ Scuwer Usperwear. WE WIND UP THE SUMMER SEASON IN THE | CAMBRIC AND COTTON UNDERWEAR DEPART- MENT WITH THE MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF THE SEASON. OUR BUYER HAS SECURED THE SURPLUS STOCK OF THE ONLY MANUFACT- URER LEFT WITH A COLLECTION WE DEEM WORTH HANDLING. HL iwrs.—tue written descriptions below, and even the display in the great center window give but bints of this stock. To properly appreciate the genu- ineness and stability of the bargains offered you must visit the department on our second flocr—earefully and critically examine the materia's, trimmings and ‘Then, and not till then, will you fully appreciate the meaning of our statement: We wind wp the summer asason in the Underwear De- partment with the most important sale of the season. Ber A Few Hists. 39c.—cambric and Fine Muslin Garments thet are the beat Se. worth you have seen this season. Note the material, width and finish of these Skirts with lem and four tucks. And did you ever before see as ood embroidery on 50c. Chemises? Try on one of these Corset Covers—30 cents worth of quality and one dollar's worth of finish of the garmenta. 23c.—nest Quality Cambele Drawers with hem snd three tucks. To wear well Cambric Underwear must be made well and St well. The shape and finish of these garments make thers a bargain. 4.6c.—summer Muslin Gowns with tucked yoke trimmed with cambric ruffle. To be compared in quality, St and Gnish with the garments heretofore | sold here at 5Gc., elsewhere at 68. TQc.—cambsie Gowns that are shaped and | trimmed after the Intest Paris styles. Better than the Palais Royal's celebrated $1 gowns—can we praise them more? See this style; low neck, cluster tuck yoke, full high sleeves, embroidery down front and around neck and sleeves. finished with beading. | —te le C3c—rwe 1.00 Frencn corset Covers tor | — Gicents. Low, square neck, trimmed back and front with two-inch insertion and edge, We request you sak to try them on—s room for the purpose. | SL.S9_erench cambeie shirt, with two ‘Mmsertions of all-lmen torebon lsce and cluster tucks—these are the famous French Skirts made to be worn with tailor-made suits and tights. | | Sic. —picascsot very sheer Indie Lawn with cotter | atom of fmest embroidery, tucked front with | Mbatot contentonry. ‘If we asked $1 for these gar Sa ae Tur Pastas Rovaz, 4. LISNER. ei Corner Lith aad Pa ave. Ocer Assonrursr Is FULL UP RUSSET ER gr Sony SHOES, IN BOTH LOW AND HIGH CUT. Rosser Suozs For Mex AT $2.00. AT $2.50. aT $3.00. aT 94.00. Rosser Tres For Lapres AT $1.00. AT $1.25. aT 91.50. AT $2.00. LOW OR HIGH CUT, AT 61.50. AT 81.75. AT 82.00. Rosser Suoes For Misses, BUTTON BOOTS OR TIES, AT 81.00. AT 81.25. AT $1.50. Rosser Suozs For Cumnpnex, TIES OR BUTTON BOOTS, AT 60c. AT Te. AT 81.00. aT 81.25. PPE Ae er Ed ta | PP LPL a Ee el ie as a FH bd i] E 2 5 g a g B 3 f & 4 5 RUSSET TAN DRESSING, 2c. PER BOTTLE. wow nN www NE www x ww NN Ww NN RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 930 AND 932 7TH ST., 1914 AND 1916 PA. AVE., 231 PA. AVE. 8. F. Tae Moxowertar, Fasmox Leavers In Fixe Muuieny, Croaxs. Hosieny, Gioves, Xe. A Crasa Is Hara. An unexpected Price Break that’s as startling ass clap of thunder from clear sky. ‘One hundred snd fifty finest Dress Hats reduced to one-half former price. Genuind reduetion every one. They include the most exquisite transparent Hats in Tuscany, Leghorn, Milan, Point d'Esprit Lace, ‘Manilla and all the fashionable novelties, irresistibly stylish and handsome. P. 8.—A choice line of Morning Hats and Toques re- duced, as well asa large asssortment of Swiss and ‘Mull Hats For Lapres Ax Curren Tannen Sanon Hars, Very pretty and fine, at 48c., 75c., O8e., $1.25 and $1.48 to $2.98. see the Usraneen Hats reduced to tere ‘than one-half. All colors, in all combinations and shapes. Rizzoxs. ‘The most complete stock of Ribbons to be found in the city is here. Two specials: Lot 1—All-silk Moire, Gros Grain and Fancy, in colors and Black. From 48c. to $1.98 at 25c. ‘Lot 2-044 lengths of this season's Moire, Gros Grain and Fancy. From 40c. to $1.98 at 19c. Mosux Uxpzawean. Corser Covers. JRAWERS. (OWNS. Curmsz Axp Suits. Buzez Sut Sure. All-wool Storm Serge Suits, $11. Were $15. All-wool Cheviot Suits, $7.98. Were $10. All-wool Cream Flannel Suits, $9.50. Were $12. Blue and White Striped Serge Suits, 96.98. Were Smear Warsrs. Every garment sold 25 per cent less than former Price. An Eztensive Cash Purchase. Immense Bargains. Call and See Them. White Lawn, Trimmed From 98c. Fast Black French Sateen, to 61.48. Light Colored French Actually and many other worth. styiee. 1.5000 #2. Comevere Lixe Or Sixx Waisra. Great Hosmer Sure 500 dozen, 6,000 Patrs of Ladies’, Gents’ and ‘Children’s Hose and Half Hose at 15c. a pair, ‘2 pair for 25c. ae 997 AND 939 F ST. X.W. Corsets Corsets Corsets Corsets Corsets Corsets Corsets Gorsets Corsets Corners Corseis Corsets Corscts Corset “oree' 's Corsets Corsets Coraete Corsets © Stee Corset Corsets Corsets Corsets Corsets Corsets Corsets C oFsets creer Goreets gomcis Ovn Corser Deranruenr S255! corsets (24 floor) 3 rorsets a = 18 NOW COMPLETE. a Corsets We carry s complete line of i Comets = WOW Ww ORBR i BB greet | ett Witte tetixa ar 1Dbo bia Li Kx — Corsets: a Corsets: sents = ligsile Corsets Which have no equel. Corests Corsets — Corsets W. A. Pirace & Co.. 719 MARKET SPACE, COR. 8TH ST. AND PENNA AVE. As Enzon Is Tux Cuassm Av. IN OUR ADVERTISEMENT IN YESTER- DAY'S “STAB,” the printer made it read that ‘we had reduced the CHALLIS from 18 to 19. yard, which of course you could see was a mis- take. IT SHOULD HAVE been REDUCED to 16c. yard, which sc." lese than you get them elsewhere. NOW, we are GOING to add ‘2c. more to the other 2c., which will make 4c. per yard you will save. thusgiving you REAL MANCHESTER HALF-WOOL CHALLIS that are worth 18 and 20c. FOR 14. yano. Lavus Noverry Usperwmae Ar A. Price. You Hay DOUBT seen the LADIES ‘chepee some ats BARG: CR. THESE GARMENTS are MADE of FRE! CHAMBRA in 6 ot BLUE. W They Very SHAPELY for traveling. purposes, They \ ~ Esve NO EQUAL. ‘Beime of BLUE OOLUS age, van — them for ME time without Fi ee SOILED, and as you beer UMMER TOUIISTS they area VERY GREAT Boon FRONT, oe aA CONS, with PEATE NT, apely eimaeed well made. Hopaiae rice, @2.55. FOR THURSDAY REDUCED $1.85 eacu. BLUE CHAMBKA DRA‘ Ni welinade and ATTRACTIVELY FINISHED: 98, “REDUCED FOR THURS- 750. par. BLUE CHAMBRA UNDERSEIRTS, price, iin with TUCKS, & REDUCED FOR SATURDAY TO = 1 ARGAIN OR In SUMMER UNDERWEAR. LADIES’ PURE WHITE LISLE, mixed VESTS, with igh neck, long eleven, fi Wits SILK FLOSS. Rewular price, 60c. RE- RSDAY TC DUCED FOR 31 c. xacu. LADIES’ PURE WHITE RICHELIEU BIBBED GAUZE VESTS. LISLE FINISHED, With band-crochet work of silk ina neck neck no sleeves. Regular’ price, 06c. sucht neck no sleeves. ar REDUCED TO. ED Ti 3 vests ror Sl. LADIES’ PURE SILK VESTS, all sizes, in LAVENDER, PINE, LIGHT BLUE, CREAM, FAST BLACK, ke.” REDUCED 10 7 T5o. Kacn. CHILDREWS SWI88 RIBBED DRAWERS, ALL sizes.i1 White, at SPECIAL PRICES. ‘Also CHILDREN'S VESTS, in high neck and WEA crksch.w SPEcAL peices” ™ Exrna Repversoy Is Sux Drarzry Ners. 48-1 BLACK SILK DRAPERY NET. passer REDUCED TO S0c. yard for THUBS- DAY ‘BLACK SILK DRAPERY NET, 48 inches gio ates $1.50, REDUCED FOR THURS- inch BLACK SILK CHANTILLY DRA- RY Net. Was 148. REDUCED “XO 10 yard. h BLACK SILK CHANTILLY DRA- ERY REE Was 87 REDUCED TO S25 ra *4Ninch BLACK SILK CHANTILLY DRA- BERY NEY. Wan” €2u6. REDUCED. TO BLACK. SILK CHANTILLY DRAPERY NET, 48 inches wide. Was $2.25. REDUCED ‘TO $1.48 yard. 100 Boxes Tourists: Rurrime, With | ; 6 yards in bo: SE esseeys gas ia tes Barua, 296. pox Dowx Tury Go. We ADVERTISED a MARK DOWN in EM- BROIDERED, FLOUNCINGS in yesterday's “STAR.” | ‘They yo down avain today. THURSDAY we will give you o HED 50c. varp. ‘Lance Assonrvext Or Learner Bexrs A SHAPES. ALL NEW. All d BELOW PRIME COST. Tag Dems eae ‘you want one of the BARGAINS COME SOON, W. A. Pierce & Co., 719 MARKET SPACE, Cor. 8th st. and Pa. avo. It Karrwax "A. AVE. N.W. A. 909 P. ———— 48 COOL Ag A CUCUMBER PLEASANT AS A BASKET OF CHIPS. ee ee THAT 18 MEANT FOR OUR 2D FLOORS, Electric cooling fans placed in our Remnant and Laie and hl drone Unserwetr Devartuene The Will ‘inave. shopving with us ule sure. We are al: ways 1 oki ne ed the com/ort of our customers and Yer ¢.ns.d-r the expenses Dever Conse WHILE THIS COOLNESS Ts in progress Some Real Good Values ‘Will be combined with this pleasure, “50 patterns of Black Em: drorderes Mull Flouncings, Sana 48 inches wide, ¢ i Gold, Lavender, White an Sint Zavender, White andy 4.80. pen vaRp. rat iit we reeeted we avid at 75c. and &9e., but cleansin up the balance en- abies us to eli them at very ear one-havy. 45-inch Waite Embroid- ered Hotes: 44¢ yards will make yous dress: the qual needle effect are ome fe ae zo uid 7 an for last woson.... ‘WE ARE SELLING A BEAUTIFUL ASSORT- MENT. Fine Swiss. From we Lave been told by "us: fomers ‘our assortinent of Botied and, Fancy" lower Bostened 'F ine Swisne math with aus: Shown In thee and 60: 4 Mens riait throug! : . . hens risiit through at 39c. These are the beat goods and fine trate weil appre. State the quaitty. Fine India Line: t vg nave about 200 pisces of Fine India Linn fhat is actually wood at 20c. ‘But to keep the bal rotting we shal! gel name. Can you keep out the fi gnats or mosqui 19% some kind of protection? We ¢an simply answer for yor No. Syae pieces of Set! 3 ting, ol one. AT. Oc, ECE. ‘orn porrte WoRKY 7 ND W 5 yards of Bleach ‘Toweling. for kitchen use oF 8, talish ime st ron tke tor ic. tari CHEAP ENOUGH. DON'T YOU THINK So? 3 Flannel Shirt Waists to fit any boy from 5 to 14 5 Eos SEEK “Thee 70 Hose Suse BUY THESE GooDs. An ID)-fitting Corset Cov. fa often found mice trimmed, but we have or ne | entirely ‘plain "made, with Hed bean, ‘elther hiteh ar 48c, ver yarn. atl 5o. ver vanp, <A Summer Corset is 9 isnot @ corset in the market that ‘sells for that has any better qualitics | than this one. faAND WE ARE GOING __TOSELL THE: O@DIFFERENT Cormscartox Or Tue Ar Tar x AIRE «x Not at Pet. store.) ‘We secured these Linens advantage- ‘ously expressly to draw a crowd at the Bink. We are not after prafit, but after vour trade, and are using these Linens ‘ao a means to secure it. If you ares. Judge of Iinen you will instantly recog- nize the extraordinary intrinsic value of the following: Bazouns Ix Naru. Save you best Napkins by using Fruit Doylies. We offer Fruit Doylies which sell regularly at 1 st 75c. per dozen. 8 Full Bleached German Linen . Damask Napkins. Worth $1.75 Only 91.26 per doz. Srectar Barocas Ix Towsrs. Fine German Huck Towels, large size. 22x54-in. Fine Linen Turkish Bath Towels. Regular price, 35c. Our Price, 23c. each. 23x44-in. Extra Fine Ali-linen Huck Sin. Fringed Mats, stamped. Regu- lar price, 8c. Our price, 4c. each. Stamped Linen Momie Splashers, open work and fringe. Regular price, ‘52x32-inch Linen Damask Tray Cov- ere. Regular price, 5c. Our price, ‘23e. each, Handsome Stamped Bureau and Buffet Scarfs, hemstitched open work, fin- ished with heavy frings. Regular Price, $1.50 and $2. Our price, 81 Bancams Ixy Damaszs. 60-inch Bleached German Linen Table Damask. Regular price, 650. Our Price, 60c. per yard. % Damask Napkins to match only $1.25 per dozen, 68-inch Blesched German Linen Tablo Damask in a number of choice designs. Regular price, $1.50. Our price, 95c. per yard. 70-inch Extra Heavy Unbleached Ger- man Linen Table Damask, new pat- terns. Regular price, $1.25, Our price, 85c. per yard. Banoax Ix Taste Covers. One lot of seven-quarter Turkey Red ‘Table Covers, warranted fast colors. Regular value, $1.50. Our price, 1 each. @ Two Bazcarxs Is Qunrs. One lot of Honeycomb Quilts, light Weight, full nize for double bed. Rewu- lar price, $1. Our price, 68c. each. One lot of Extra-fine Marseilles Bed- spreads, in all-over designs and set pat- terns, extra heavy quality. Regular value, 84. Onur price, $2.50. Asovr Vora. Voting has commenced. Remember, we will give sway next April a six days’ trip to the world’s fair to the most Popular minister, the most popular school teacher, the most popular fire- man and the most popular policeman— four inall. You donot have to buy = cent's worth. Anybody can vote. Sealed ballot boxes and tickets for voting are at both stores—cor. 13th and F sts. and N. Y. ave. Rink, bet. 13th and 14th sts. Jexuivs Laxsnunen, Cos. 1312 Axv F Ses, N.W. NNN NNN ft oO NNN BD 9% NNN Liu So BEE BLD OO RRS LLLL 00 NNN DDD 00 N XN BBR A O77 AR BR B AA FA AA 9 a AA F, AA =, BBB AA Zzz AOA R ORT 75 MARKET SPACE, Another reduction in BLAZER SUITS AND WAISTS, MILLINERY GOODS Ana PARASOLS. SPECIAL SALE IN LADIES' RIBBED VESTS, 10c. HATS TRIMMED EEE es E B R EEE EER £ i Hi i g e 3 Fas prices, Remember, that theso prices de. Ladies’ Suede Lisle Gloves....16e ‘Qe. Ladios’ Silk Scarfs, with fancy Fraxce To Tux PERRYS. TETTOMORROW son will find us showing a rw tine f of the FRENCH JACONETS, ORGAADIES, T PLUMETTES and SATINES. We os gtving them Just praise to say they are the neatest affects we have had this season. The last ere Srst—traly this time. We think they will tempt you into buying one or the other, even if you had decided your summer wardrobe to be complete. There will almost be the “‘bargain buzz” about these newcomers, for they are in smali quantities. ‘The French designe:s are on the “go” all the time. Each new attempt they make lifts them higher in the appreciation of the people. They know the weak spots of feminine fancy—and shoot their shafts of beauty so they hit the mark every time. ine Sacoxers, Byer ‘These new JACONETS are in smaller pst- terns than any we have shown #0 far this sea- son. Will suit some of you better on that se- count. About the same colors White, Tan, Cream, Lavender, Pink, Gray, Navy Blue and Black. Onoaxvres, 35272 yard. A pick from many patterns—and many colors—The White, Cream, Navy Blue and Black grounds we have found most popular. ‘The latest flowerings and firnrings ‘loom up" in thetr richness—even among the beauties that have come before. Some want sail dote—others want larger Ones—but most everybody wants Plumette. The patterns make happy contrasts on the Plain White or Black grounds. PLUMETTE isin the heyday of its popularity. The two qualities give you a choice. Both are good ‘qualities for the money. inches wide, Sames, BOT In the first place FRENCH SATINE is the dest—and over there they make such » study of coloring that when they give the market a fresh stock look out for novelties. We picked this time specially for Waists and Blouses. Polka spot patterns—all sizes of dots—and when we have marked them 25c. ayardit is giving you a “good thing, cheap.” ‘These days we want you to roam through the store— and Keep track of the ‘‘events” as they transpire. Good things come in small packages at this season of the year—and they are apt to be gone before we can ‘get into" the papers with them. There isnot [FRE RS Srcuirice Suz Or wwwa Hy ATS T wy Sd a Ss | ogy HIST TTTI TTT TTT TTT 7 o% Sod me $s FE A coo a FRE age A i BEES Pp oo FH EL - ‘Watsts. Here is just what you want—just when Waist ‘you want them most. Watets. . We Dave just closed out the belamee of Waists. 's manufacturer's stock of Shirt Waists and Waists, (WL) place them on sale tomorrow morning ‘Waste. atprices which barely cover the cost of — material alone. Soe eee eee eee Watets. since we have been in Dusiness, but never ‘Waiste. bave we offered the equal of these at the Waists. prices. Waists. One thousand Ladies’ Fine India Linen Waists. ‘Shirt Waista, superior ‘workmanship, in « Waists. doren or more styles of plaited bosoms, Waists. tucked bosons, fine platted ‘bosoms, em ‘Waists. broidered collars snd cuffs, hemstitcbed Wests. etubroidered collars and cuffa, hemstitched: Waints. collars and cuffs, wide rolliag cellars, &e. Waists. Styles which are sold elsewhere and have Waists, deen heretofore sold by us st $1.25, €1.48 Waista, end @1.68. Wn Be Orrenen Ar 98c. Face Waiste. Extre quality of Ladies’ Fine White India Linen Waists. Sell regularly at $1.75. Only 61 2 each. Ladies’ Extra Fine Tucked Front Shirt Waists, with double row of embroidery down the front, on collarsand cuffs. Sells regularly elsewhere at $2.68. Only $1.98 Styles which equal the styles in Silk Waists. We secured three entirely new styles of White French Lawn Waists, which equal in make-up any of this season's Silk Waists. One style has wide sailor collar, with herring bene and scalloped embroid- ery edving around the collar and cuffs and down the front. Made tosell for $3.50. Only @2.48 Another style has ruffie of embroidery around neck and sleeves and double row Jabot down the front. Made to sell for @3.50. Only $2.48 each. The third style bas full shirred front with wide rolling collar, edged with embroidery ruf- fie around neck and sleeves and wide Jabot down front. Made to sell for@4. Only 92.98. As We Sap Yesrexvar, more than a day or two of life in these French fancies Wo are just announcing. Prnnrs, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” Established 1840. ‘Telephone 905. | TTIT RRR OU U HOH yee uo eae TR RUG ¢ HE tT RR So f EE Is Micury Aso Sian Prevan. Every statement we make relative to the eficacy of the ELECTROPOISE is founded upon the truth fui results w the treatment tn the experience of our ba- tients who have used the inatruments, and thousands of Anost tntei: F cosog scattered all over the mf Ve attested, in the most em ee sash ae every fre claim for it, namely" sinew method of treatment for all de: Sete, "Wertan show gou tetivtonilg oe gentienen — . a e treatment in & hopeless, unbelieving ay, witheut any faith iti its merits, and who have hastened over their own tures to acknowledwe the wonder- ful curstive effects in ore cases and the no less successfal results in others which they have Witnessed. It will do you no harm to Tead these evidences of the value of the Treatment.” We will wiadly mall them to your ifyou preter, wo hall be glad 2 Nave your call on us for coneuitation oradvice. Jf wil cost you nothing but vour time. If you are suffering srom Gny disease we can cure you. if auficient vitality yet remains. This isa state- Roont to Snake Wut we can proven tose by cures the Electropoise bas made in thoen which had been abandoned as tne curable by the most eminent men of Medicine, Anaxtic Exzcrnoroise Co. 1405 NEW YORK AVE., AGENTS FOR DISTRICT OF COLUM- BIA, VIRGINIA, NORTH CARO- LINA, SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA, UNDER LICENSE FROM THE ELECTROLIBRATION ©OM- PANY. 1° PNPM RADE RES ESD et | Vawwes Cor Ix Hau aT Tar Wasnex Snoz Hovse, 1115 F Sz. N. W., ON THE FOLLOWING SHOES: 193 pairs Australian Kangaroo Oxfords, hand sewed. ‘Regular price, 85. Our price, $2.50. 100 peirs Men's $6.50 Patent Calf Bals and Coa- ress, at $3.25 per pair. ‘Two lots Ladies’ Hand-sewed Turn Boots st $2.25 per pair. Regular price, $6.50. As nimble peuny ts worth two slow ones, you'd better Jump at these bankrupt prices at once. They ‘won't last long. 1115 F Seas: N. W. ns KENEASTER'S OLD STAND. Underwear. It must be awful dull elsewhere in Underwear. Mualin Underwear—jndging from the Underwear. crowds bere. We are selling as mac! Underwear. ins day as we formerly sold in a week. Underwear. Our customers are our best advertiaors, Underwear. for many ladies simply remark: “"A Underwear. friend ef mine bought some gowns (or Underwear. ‘other garments) here yesterday at Underwear. (whatever the price) and I would like Underwear. some of the same.” Underwear, Many of the lots are getting low, #0 Underwear. you should not delay. Here are a few Underwear, of the popular-priced lots: Underwear. Ladies’ Fine Muslin Drawers, Underwear. tucked eambric roffie, with four Underwear. tucks above the ruffle, yoke band. Will cost you 39. elsewhere. Our price, £0. per pair. Three styles of Fine Muslin Drawers, 4-inch embroidered ruffle, with cluster of tucks above. Will cout you 50c. elsewhere. Our price, Sie. per pair. Gowss Uspen Price. Underwear. Fine Muslin Gowns, pointed yoke of Underwear. fine tucks, with cambric ruffle around Underwear. neck, sleeves and yoke, high sleeves, Underwear. pearl butwons. Will cost you 69e. a Uspen Price. | Underwear. tucked cambric ruffle, cluster of tucks Underwear. in and above the ruffle. well made, | Underwear. to wait upon all comers with prompt- ness and satisfection. Sorrs Use Paice. ‘811 Blazer Suits for 88.98. 2 Blazer Suits for $9.98. 113 Blazer Suits for $11.98. 814 Blazer Suits for 12.98. Elogant Light Striped Bedford Cord Blaser Suits, Worth $20. Only $14.98 each. Cream White Storm Serge Blazer Suite, Worth $15. Only €12.48each. Tae Box Mancue, 314 Axo 316 72 Sx N. W. We Azz Uxzonme Prior to stock-taking at the end of this month, our entire stock of Parlor Buites, Chamber Furniture, Carpets, Uphol- Seoten, Rafriguestorsend Funcy Cubinet fare. PROFIT WILL NOT BE CON- ‘SIDERED. NoW 18 THE TIME FOR YOU TO BUY.* Donot put it of. July 1 will be bere before you know it and this opportunity WISCONSIN PEERL REFRIGERATOR, ‘The best that te made. 25 per cent off the price ‘Makes them the cheapest in the market, ; COME EARLY. W. H. Hoss, lb STH AND PENX. AVE. “Har Tars- Br Waazzrr & Roors. hve sot ies PENT ane aero Wausrr & Roorr, 30S PENX. xv. od % rannn ate Vp ded S for The nt LOW "SHOE Women alway fadiciourls, and vy oft ing our purchases ats ver avidly “S eeasadaeaasaaaeeteasadaateaaaeads 4 ant } | ba ; \E r mi ren Svrrs. ] ne the phenomenst | MeKnews success of our Famous “Five Dollar* Pull Roll Bu } other heavy invoice in both Black and Navy Blue, three or four heavy bolts of clot this Biazor, with, match for making the «kirt only Blazer in the market to bas the full shawl roll, or th as perfectly im every respect. Two McKnew's, and o half yards of the cloth sufficient to make a skirt, making the full Biarer Suit costing you but #8 75. | Excellent Serge Blazer Suits, #10, | > 915.50 and #2. | Another bic lot of Shirt Waists | You will not find a better aciected stack | (Of Shirt Warsts in the city than be Prin Shirt W Wate India Sateen Shirt 1 to Ne. Gineham Shirt Waists with Lavender, Light Blue and Pink ground with White pollta dots. ex- MeKuew's. | MeKne | MeKne ccodinely stylish when worn with | McKmew's. blazer suite | > Asoruen Heavy Cor Is Panasors. McKnews For the past two seasons wehave never McKnew's, carried a single Parwsol over from one McKnew's. season to another and this season isto McKnew's, be no exception. ry one must be McKnew's, avid. Hore are the latest reductions. McKnew's One lot of Parasols, which were #2, McKnew's, $2.25, #2.75, choice 1.50 each. McKnew One lot of Parasols, which were ‘McKnew McKnew" 832 each, . 81.50, 85 McKnew's, One Black Chit McKnew's. reduced from #12 McKnew's, McKnew's, McKnew's. from €10 .o McKnew's. One exquisite Black §l]-over Eubrold- McKnew's, ered Chiffon Parasol, Feduced trom $16 NicKnew’s. to @®, McKnew's. —It is unnecessary to fd that your McKnew's, parasol money will go farthest bere, WwW HITE MeKnew's. India Linen Skirte, McKnew's. each. 7 Wruuerrrns. McKnew's. _Splendid line of Wrappers in Print, McKnew's. Percale, India Linen, Lawn, Challies, alue in White Lawn Wrap- Wrrras H. M°Ksew, 933 Pa. Ave. 7 S Guus Scsnrex Caxpres re] ope delightha he repre ge oo (Feam cients te Bythe They're made Pr ‘and are our own ¢ eold eo mast cneman, ORANG DHOPS are aie re ular +0, 40 as lead where others folie "ENT ©. Gus & Sox. Progressive Conjectucges a, Cc. US lle Axp F Sos. eld BESERESSSSSESSSESE 3557 F255 Dirrowas. ‘We make & specialty of Framing Diplo- mas, We frame them neat and smovth. Prom 1.25 up. ‘You probably would Ike to preserve your children's first efforts in art. Do not best tate to bring them tous. Our prices will ‘weet your wants. “OUR WORK FIRST-CLASS. ‘We ruaranter « saving of 25. per cent on Portrait Frames. 500 sfyles tv select from. (Come and lovk at them: edddddddeddeddddds M. SIDVERBERG & 00., ‘The Popular Frame Makers, ‘S22 7th and 313th st. nw. Enter on 7th st. .throneh Family Shor Store. dddddddddddddgeded: ize No. 6 Garbage Cane only $4 each, Wrausra & Eouoxsrox, 1205 Px Ave N.W. ReLeLeecergeeserg rh You Nez A Gis Srove Buch