Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1892, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ©, SATURDAY, JUNE 18, ai x a a es 18®—-SIXTEEN PAGES. EVENING STAR. ON. Wa SHINGT THE EVENING STAR bas a reguiar and Washington three Analogion are instituted between the late re- publican and prevent democratic situation. That there are mitted by nalogous circumstances is ad- everybody. It is easy, however, to analogy business, and this seems to ye cases where it is worked for more worth. It is true that » large ma- Jority of the more noted and active workers of the republican party were acainst Mr. Harrivon Just as the uame class of men are against Mr. Cleveland. But there is # difference. In very many statos the machine fs altogether with the ex-President and no opposition of consequence appears. And (t..oem ‘uct as New York, the “leaders” are anti-Cleveland, if an exeeption be made as to members of Congres, There would secm to hare been a combine at Minne- apolis of United States Senators, just as now there is a combine of such Senators, hostile to renominati- In the two cases there is to be observed a strong “kicking” element in the Senate, due principally to the relations of that Body to the executive department. ‘The Sen- ator entrenched in power by his long tenure and manner of election, with a share of the ad- ministrative work of the government probably out of all proportion to the expectations of the founders of the government, is a great fuc- tor im polities and thinks himself even greater than he is. Some of the coolest heads in the Federal Conven- tion which framed the Constitution doubted whether it was wive to clothe the Senate with sch extraordinary powers and prestige, and the capacity of the body for self-aggrandize- ment was even then foreseen by not a few minds of the first order. The propesition for electing ‘the Senators by the people has met with large favor, but it is appreciated that the proposition to change the Constitution in this revpect is one not likely to be adopted in the manner in which amendments are adopted under our sys tem. The Senators are indisposed as a bedy to curtail any of the prestige of their honse, and certainly mwilling to mbmit their eleagion to the direct vote of the people. It is so much easier to procure « seat in the Senate from a legisiature than from the people at large on a straight issue. Should the time ever come when another Federal Con- vention would be deemed necessary to recast the framework of onr government, it is very certain that one of the changes made would be in the manner of electing both Presidents and Senators. The government would be popu- larized. —_ +++ ___ Tur Stan wishes to ndd to what it has said of the training schools in general a word about the colored training schools. These are in « very hopeful condition, as the exhibits yester- day showed. Skilled labor in the kitchen, work- shop, mine and field fs a public want that can- not be too well supplied under imaginable con- ditions of development. Large parts of our country are yet virgin soil and even in some of the original states of the Union thousands of acres are unimproved. In fact it may safely be stated that the labor system is yet to be organized, since so much remains to be done to perfect it in any quarter. ‘The trades in certain sections have been pur- sued on a slip-shod plan, or without plan. The idea of edneating eye and hand to perform mannal labor in an intelligent way has not ss yet taken hold, but the time is coming, south ‘8 well as north, when it will be considered a dixgrace to slouch and potter. Heretofore in the old slave states, labor of all sorts has been done, so to spesk, by “main strength and swkwardness.” The cooking and other manusl schools in cities where there is a considerable element of colored people are doing much to change all that. The negroes area tenchable population and learn fast whatever they can be induced to undertake. Good cooks, semp- stresses, house servants, drivers, porters, ma- sous, carpenters, snd in fact laborers in and out doors in an almost infinite number of employ- ments are demred in almost infinite numbers. ‘The Washington public schools will supply, after awhile at least, a large part of the local demand, perhaps even more, —_ +2 ___ The desire to nominate Mr. Cleveland is probably not half so strong ss the determina- tion to retain the two-thirds rule. Nothing so | distinguishes the democratic party as its hold- | ing fast by its traditions and practices,the latter | imeluding rules of organizauon. Few funda- mental changes have ever been made, and it seems certain that one of the few that may be made will not be the excision of the now time- honored, but, after all. rather updemocratic two-thirds rule for nominations at dational con- ventions. It is the practical reliance of all the weaker candidates for nomination.and the dark horses, and deemed to be the breakwater against the nomination of strong ones with strong enemica, —— The expected hus happened; the House com- | mittee on the reform of the civil service has re- | ported, sustaining the report of Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt in the Baltimore post Bice investigation. It will be recalled that one of tke important questions raised was whether « contribution in aid of a primary was & political contribution in the eontemplation of the law. ‘Ihe two reports hold that it is, while the Postmaster Geueral contends that it is not, But isme was made on other interesting points, | which are clsewhere stated in Tux Stan. a Having for maany years striven to enlist public sympaih; in favor of more and better common roads Tue San was prepared and did endorse Mr. A. A. Pope's suggestion for a road depart- ment at the world’s fair. And Tux Sram is very happy to see that the movement is spread- ing. The fair ix just the place and 1892-99, Pregnant with memories of discovery and revo- Tution, just the time for the proposed extfibit ef model cross sections and examples of coun- try bridges. ———_~-2____ ‘The rumored proposition to bring forward | Representative Wilson of West Virginia in op- | Position to ibe nominee of the national com- mittee for the temporary chairmanship of the Chieago convention looks both like war in the ‘eamp,and confidence on the Cleveland side of it. — The scarcity of badges in ( cate that a large number of delegutes are ans- | fous to be on the safe side but do not feel quite | competent to locate it, ——+ ee Itis for but a brief season now thats large umber of gentlemen can enjoy the subtle flat tery of being pointed to as dark horses. — —<_ Roanoke is celebrating ite tenth, Raleigh is preparing to celebrate its one-buudreth year. ‘These cities are types of the new and the old ‘order in the south. —_—_+e+____ Chicago ts a town of extraordinary enterprise. ‘Were this not the case it would be bard to en- tertain s charge against the dog catchers of phobia stories ix order to further the interests ef their business. ——__+-+____ With the doctors and the plumbers simulte- Reous Washington may be expected to have ample sanitary preparation for a summer siege. ——— +2. ——— +e ‘Tt might not be amiss for the unions to look fmte the manner in which the sun is working over time. ——__-_ +2 ‘The email bey and the firecracker have “hicago wont’ ind | ‘that city to the effect that ther circulate hydro- | Sux Is Tur “Arrz Or NG Ir Fianes Exx- Ue eee ERET ENS mat 2 TITHE SILKS hold up thetr end in popalar favor ZF sshighasever. Of course the hot weather has driven nearly al) but the WASHABLE kinds out of the field. But they are so aumerous—so rich—o ortsinal—(the figured ones)—and really so cheap—that the others won't be missed. Every lady has «tender spot for SILK in her vanity’ stiections, TLVGEY Fis. “So much of it ts bought— and yet how few are versed in the varying qualities. ‘The expert's is an acquaintance you want to cultivate, Whare he is you won't Sind any “‘chaf." The poor Kind %& attractive only in its price. You want to be- wareof cheap SILKS. OURS ARE NOT—notther are they too high—but balanced toa nicety. Quality and comt trave! abreast here. If you are not provided we have some more than or- dinsrily attractive offerings to make. For example: 7 BITE _—_ Witiies Faow tar east. Laxssoncn & Bro. We Are the Washineton Agents For Ds. Bawowaws Electric Rtar for the cure of rheumatism. Have youever heard of it? It surely cures rheumatism if the directions given are fol- lowed, else return the ring and claim your amoney. IN NICKEL (ati sizem, DB. InGoua Piate, $2. Bow.Kyor Piss Axo Cuarecams. HIIETN Isrrrat, Guaranteed forever, $2.50. Texal price, BO-O0, Darss Goons Cuaxces. Another invoice of 34 Wpol Chailies, 50 styles to select from, 18¢. yard, i ‘B2-inch All-wool French Challies, in ligtt and dark grounds. Former price, 6zife. Now S0c. yard. Rises, 42inch “All-wool Dentelle Stripes, fwrares and lace effects, in Crean, Ecra, Brown, Pink And Light Biye, makes.e food seashore dress. Former price, G2i¢c. Now 370. ZHinch JAPAN, BOc. and 65c. a yard. 23-inch CHINA, 5Ge. a yard. 28-inch JAPAN, Tie. and $1.0 yard. ‘2-tuch JAPAN, $1.25 a yard. 30-inch TWILLED JAPAN, $1.25 8 yard. 43-inch JAPAN HEMSTITCHED SKIRT- ING, $2.50. BitGins Frow rie wast @i4neb JAPAN, 50c. a yard. BWinch JAPAN, €8c. a yard, INDIA, 81s yerd. 2ttneh binch TWILLED JAPAN, reat variety that the makers have turned out. ‘The best combinations are to be found with us. ‘The color minglings are perfect. 19 inches wide—75 cents a yard. og ae eae PESTS yaow tae bas You can tell the new at a glance, and our collection leaves none to be wished for. FIGURES and POLKA SPOT! pictured in all the “accepted” shades—75c.— as good as « dollar will buy in many places. A Cuax Or Tae Cnorcess. And then fashion runs on around the globe— stamping first tnis and then that with ite ap- proval until an immense variety is rolled up into one grand collection of happy conceits. ‘Some will please you—and others your neizh- bor—but everybody's taste has been antici- pated: FIGURED INDIA SILKS—Black and col- ored yard. PRINTED CHANGEABLE SILKS—$1 snd 81.25 a yard. Juste handful of Washable HABUTAIS, in striped and frured patterns—75c. » yard. 1@inch SHANTUNG PONGEES—40c. and Se. » yard. 28-inch—68e. a yard. CHANGEABLE NOVELTIES—STRIPED and FIGURED TAFFETAS and SURAH-$1, $1.10, $1.25, 81.50 and $1.00 a yard. Bexoxn Comrane. Aside from all the other sttractions, wo ‘want you to see some BLACK FIGURED INDIAS that we got hold of little under price. There sre fifteen dif- ferent patterns. We did not ask the manufac- turer why—but looked them over carefully, yard by yard, and bought them as a bargain, for @ barcarn—and indeed they are— 24 inches wide—S5c. a yard. Adollar would be cheap for such « quality— ‘and the patterns could not be shoicer. ‘Ifyou have any curiosity to know the difference be- tween us and other folks on the SILK question we wish you would Jook around. Take in our qualities ‘and prices—and then compare them. It won't take '® practical eye to adjudge us the keepers of your satis- faction. And not alone in SILKS. Prnars. “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” Established 1840. ‘Telephone 995. Hovezszerens Woo, For Lack Or READY MONEY, DEPRIVE THEMSELVES OF HOME COMFORTS "DURING THE HEAT OF THE SUMMER SEASON SUFFER 4 LOSS IN HBALTH, HAPPINESS AND DOMESTIC BLISS WHICH HALF A LIFETIME CANNOT RE- PAIR. THE WISE MATRON, ON THE OTHER HAND, GRASPS THE BENEFACTIONS OF OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, LIVES IN THE MIDST OF SPLENDOR AND EASE AND SHARES WITH US A NOMINAL PORTION OF HER WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS—RICH IN THE POSSESSION OF A THOUSAND COM- FORTS WHICH COST HER NOTHING AND YET ADD TO THE ATTRACTIONS OF A HAPPY HOUSEHOLD. OUR PARLORS ARE REPLETE WITH A SPLEN- DID LINE OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, MAT- TINGS, REFRIGERATORS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, BABY CARRIAGES, TOILET AND DINNER SETS, AND WORKS OF ART. HOUSE & HERMANN'S Ponsce Holes, containing 15 yards Aik Pongee beautiful embroflery to match, guaranteed a full dress pattern. Prices were $20, 8% and $30. Now 810 for choice. Al nisite line of mele Hair Plaids. Were @1.50. and $1.75. Now $1.25. 54 inches wide. ‘40-inch All-wool Crocodile and Crepon Suit- ing, in Gray, Tan, Stone, Receda and Cream. 87i¢c. and 81. Gi-inch Camel's Hatr Stripes. Former prices $1.60, $1.75 and $2. Now $1.25. For s cool summer dress buy » French Batiste. Webave them in all the desirable colorings, such as Gray, Tan, Ecru, Cream and Navy. 40 inches wide, all wool, 50c. yard. ‘Another very desirabie material is the ever- popular Lansdowne, guaranteed not to crock orslip. A new invoice just received. All new colors. Buy none but the genuine, Every 5 yards stamped with name of manufacturer, thus: W. F. READ. 40 inches wide, silk and wool, $1.25 yard. « Sarrerxs. a har of col cet ataitates br degen 07 Of colors are the Upon these principles most flattering success has attended our ‘Sattcen’ Departisent this Season. We tznported more heavily than ever. The con- stant drain upon the stocg, ade it vanish. ‘800 Mh ‘Our second importation ts now in. The colors iption.” An tion ‘of "We think, will convince you Peat they excel anything yet produced im. this The demant tor handsome Satteeas this sea: son is wouderfal, and no effort has been spared ‘Drees me miotuctmete ET RUE PEEP yy" 3 oa #| a ARE TLLL AA N NN Sss8 BB OU BRR GGG. , ERE EES 9% 09 Ph oe ee Soo a” Bor “ot ES SSP HH 4 BBB RRR 00 ae fae’ sak’ 3 8 4se* BBB OR R 00 =T 420, 422, 424. 426 7TH ST. 18 fea Il | Eczema. Eczema. Eezews. Eczeisa. Eczrsa. Eezeua: Eczema. Eczema. Eczema. Eczema. Eczema. The above is essentially a catarrhal indamuation ‘of the | Hasoorsse, THE GREAT SKIN REMEDY, Aud Sansaraniiza; THE GREAT BLOOD PURI- FIER, Have cured hundreds of cases both in the incipient and ad- ‘vanced stages. Haxvouse COSTS 25 CENTS. Sansararuia COSTS 50 CENTS, 100 DOSES. We advise you to try them doth, as the combination ie @ radical cure for Eczema. — FS. Wins & Co. —— _ Druggists, under Masonic Temple. = —— =|SNSIEI= A Kare Moxoax, Joxe 20, Nogreat historical event, but the usnal weekly an- nouncement of goods on sale in our Resxaxr Deranrvent. ‘Whenever we have any specials or make any cut on goods in stock we slways make Mondsy the insu- Remnants of French Ginghams.. Remnants of French Bedford Cord Remnants of Sitk Stripe Madras. Remnants of Outing Flannel. SMe Remnants of Black Wool Challie, with polks Remnants of Figured Jaconets, Navy Blue, oe ome oe ‘White ground. oes Remnants of Figured Crepons, with Cream, White, Gray, Tan, Navy Blue and Pink grounds. Remncnte of Figured Dimity, with Ni 18, Black, Tan, White and Cream grounds. 7c Remnants of Figured Satine. Remnants of Fancy Victoria Twill. ogc 100 20 on Remnante of Unbleached Muslin. Remnants of Fine Bleached Muslin. Sa" The above mentioned ‘‘Remnants” represent "@R ‘ono or more pieces in the pattern. Short Lengths of Fine French Onting Fisnnel, Short Lengths of Figured Mull.. Short Lengths of Satin Stripe and Corded Organ- dies. Short Lengths of Drese Ginghams. Short Lengtha of Black India Linen,.....8%, 10%, 150 Short Lengths of Black Satin Plaid India Linen. .124 ‘Short Lengths of Black Persian Lawn, with Lav- ender, Old Rose, Yellow and White figures ... 10% Short Lengths of Satin wn, with Lavender, Green, Blue and Gray Short Lengths ot Fine a Short Lengtha of Check Muslin.4, 634.7) Short Lengthe of Black Satin Lawn, with White Short Lengths of 404nch Facny Short Lengths of Very Fine Curtain Scrim. Lengthe Short Lengthe of Cream Twill Outing Flannel, ‘all wool Short Lengths of Fine Albatross, in Red, Cream, Navy, Garnet and Black... Short Lengths of Cream Nun's Veiling, ali wool...300 This is quite s line of goods to satisfy your desire for bargains. Electric Cooling Fans on our second floor. Shopping «pleasant feature. A. Kavruax, 909 Pa Ave N.W. — fomoraron OF NEW iDEas | oo Stare Or Nonra Cano. Lina, Execurve Deparrvent, Razztcx. February 8, 1892. James H,, Wedd, Bet, gent Electropoise. Company, 1405 X.Y. Ave., Washington. D.C. Dear Sir—in reply to yours of ‘the Sth instant, T have to say that I have your Electropoise occasionally, We always found relief from its use. Tha opportunity to use it as T would Ire to have. dons, as am ne could oniy' use it Occasionally. At those times, re Thave good results, Very truly, you THOS. ‘M. HOLT: Governor. WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF ALL IMPARTIAL INVESTIGATORS To THE Exzcrnororse. IT I8 CERTAIN, SPEEDY, SURE IN ITS EFFECTS. OUR TESTIMO- NIALS FROM PEOPLE OF INTELLI- GENCE AND SOCIAL STANDING ARE SUCH AS YOU CAN BELIEVE AND BEADILY AUTHENTICATE, Connesroxpexce Soticrrep. Antaxtic Exzcrnorous Co., 1405 NEW YORK AVE. N.W., SOLE AGENTS FOR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, VIRGINIA, NORTH. CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA. UNDER LICENSE FROM ELECTRO- LIBRATION CO. colt Jers Sef Coltmn én Sunday Herald. teddddddedddddddddddddddddd ile abit ws Boe oD ‘SRBNRRSSARGSENSHSRRRGGEHS RAKRASERANSRSRSRSARS SRSSENSSSNSSE SDS SSS BUESUSHSUNSSSSSSSNOSINOS A Beuzuxt Tew: No More CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 19, O21 AND 23 7TH ST. } 18 j Frorr Crxsrars. (Candy is having s run. ~ ‘ec. 4¢-pound box. Gui & Sox. Fest Fusxsoaws Sewersy Esrantismezat ‘This delightful and refreshing | ™[3, Con L1sx Aun F Sra Wauasanm & Enuoxsrox. 1205 Ps. Ave. N.W Buows Sera, {EE Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, L5e.cech, 2 for Balance, of our O84, Challies, 336°. per yerd. All and Al D LA’ Good eth, oor 08 alt ahirt. we * Fa 5 © Thats ion. ‘em, in* Cor. and Ave. D. Ww. We Suz N. But, Men's Pumtauracso can quote lowest ia ‘s Light-weight Jean Drawers, Men - BBe. Equal se if lake Ctr ew, @ pin be Phy be er cent more than Jou ND, | a Woopwann Asp Lornnot OTH. 11TH AND F 8TS. ¥. —— ——Store will be closed Monday, June 20. at 5:30 B.m., on account of the excursion by ‘*Boston Employes’ House Y Reef Association" to Marstiall Hall. — —o— Moxpar—a xor or A Crone WITHOUT MEDICINE. ~ ry 8 099, Cc) < ed Terra. Dr SheMleld’s Creme Dentifrice cleanses ani preserves a wor'd- wide reputation for so doing. Palate Royal price, 17 cents. Panion for the season, issued by us. (Barement.... 11th st. building.) ras Srecut Repveroy Surz oF Mosvwee Dazss Fasnies Beginning Monday. ‘We have taken from onr stock of @0c. Chsl- Hes8 pieces and parts of pieces of FRENCH FIGURED CHALLIES that are not selling rapidly, and marked them down to —30e. a yard. — ‘150 yards Cream Nun's Veiling, with hem- stitched border. — Reduced from 62}¢c. to 38c. a yard. — ‘3 pieces 46-inch Cream Veiling. —Reduced from $1.25 to 75e. a yard.— 1 piece CreamCrinkled Cord. —Reduced from $1.25 to 75c. a yard. — 200 yards All-wool Crinkled Crepon, Light Tan, Gray and Brown. ‘This season's produc- tion. Reduced from 1.3736 to 60c. « yard.— 4 parts of pteces of All-wool Dentelie, Tan, ‘Light Gray, Reseda and Navy Blue, 47 inches wide. ‘Reduced from $2.50 to $1.8 yard.— 1 piece Navy Blue Plisse, 47 inches wide. —Reduced from $2 to $1.50 s yard. — 10th st, building.) BEGINNING MONDAY. ‘We have too many of the following popular fabrics, which we sre willing to sacrifice in ordér to close-them out st once. You'll know ‘them by their name: FP HE fi | i i i 5 t L A COC ERE <S85 tue invention of 4 A con gS Sera ede be sitet, who hae spent Ko aa & o Re ot - Bats, assorted colors, ve ye GO% | HL a 4 00 Exe - (Second floor. tse 7 uz ‘Touhy thts wil be «new Moxpars tase sale at the Palais Reval ts to treatme;, and yet create no Ifttle excitement. We need hardly remind a oar that we have bean offerine choice Point — @Ireiande Laces at G8e yard, which were imported to ia fell at $1, $1.25, $1.50, 81. 7SandS1.98 Mivsvaruen Reapisa Ox Mesur Booxs Over two thousand yania of thew choice laces are to x WK H | ve ofterea at the following price marprines: FOR Buse MOUNTAIN AND SEASIDE. b Fy a ji > aN 2 ye ‘Of making booke ttre is no end.” te a say- = ae] ing of equal antiquity and variety. and even ome og a ising of the mercury does not stop the prin- is F. Ri ; a ter's press, nor do tripe for the rest and recrea- ak x = Mice of the body prevent the production of en- Three desizns, 10, 11 and 12 inches wide, Not more tertaininent for the mind. We note ailthe {han suficient for the trimming of one dress wi) be wl caller. je make this rule. not to restrict latest publications by the best and most popu- their sale, for ail will begone by closing teme, but to lar authors—wholesome and entertaining Protect those of our customers who are in office and alga dar questi osalitnis, abiny ol plitalines ‘cannot conveniently call until after ¢ o'clock. siven below: =™s ae <ihsteee = Mae ballad Tras Paver Beoxs. pi ag 00g Eee ww x nrT gis Scctpgrs Sere of copy Suid eet vettn year had hn 8 Ui Phy \ To mis per, Nosele, e- the advice of twelve physi- o x « el pooks by Mire, Bur- ns, bad used three different ‘G08 Pay = 220 Biron Stiand Brees! sigettical snachines and ov Tarez Asoo) Mitten Hatiend. Ergnk 8: A |fiinrelsethatovwdbethought| a Eleven dosiens, all of which baveteen eagerly pur- | sehGs Bes, PRE PA aeatiattimay paces fA | cand ah a yard ‘Pian dot for fow hay find: Aah | nopurpose ‘whatever, "She | AAA This is av the con of which i — AU A | was fectly helpless inal-| A A charged to the Lace Department, and the buyer is post every, respect... ‘naturally anxious that the distribution of these Laces Wire tes, “ancl 5 pa a il should be ae wide as possible. It is im the form of a Fly Boreens a so far restored her = she Bea BB | tance ‘unaseisted, can Use ane pe P| hands woll, and Doors. NY | epee are pot yet cH aa tae Ee gon SSq | fhronic casea.) a volume, — Her toward recov- + | Madison’ Square Series, oxy baron has yp Ee Re been no backward step. When y Mari. a. Sg58 | Tasked her what =e Acnes Fleming. Mary J ae Remy Holmes, M. T. Walworth, | plied: "Tell ‘Miss “Lenman Fans. reve Sheldon and Julie that’ T tee! lke anew belo a = See 00, | Hinaseeuts 2 eras me:| 09, | Laces te comaeens. Son toon Tilus- ‘forth their 5 Row the tm: Bamboo oe ae 8 3 and said. “Let there be health. 3 8 | t20 expensive sor general sale accepted our buyer's = 00” | heaven for Dr. eank | Cog? | oper to purchaec the entire stock. Purniture. ‘Minister, "by, I should state that the be- — > | Florabte “Geotteotien was Sm Reasaxts Bezow Cosr Paices. of @ Mar. ‘RRI | juFY thought to be al at Bont. R me Bret, received while ‘The business we are doing causes agreat sccumula- ~~ gig ot BRR nearly tion of remnants every evening. These are marked st Bead “The Governor, and RE aw, ‘end below cost prices and put on the counter set apart Portieres. other Stories,” by Geo. A, ‘three forthem. You will seethat the morning ee cigars Es eurca the best bargains. So Vusy today that you will find “Gallagher, "and ‘ on Monday several hundred pieces of Point @'Irelande, Stoop stories “Uy Rickard ard sh at atta Piat Vi Applique, Oriental and Tor- ing Davis.” PF pron chon Laces. You'll find our buyer we not mean. Seate. —35e.— ity and for your success ‘Many of the pieces are generous in length, and if rhe teats Cc aa J bg gs folded on the boards with the whole pieces would ‘ore Booxs. ainvAx. ‘easily bring full prices, or monpirey Ward. "7 M™ Trt a tat | Basoarss Ix Brack Laces. . os ym rand Tt Electropoise Victory: . Black ‘Ghantilly Laces include twel: Porch ent y Biarppitigs cu. T | peobtsined atthe sive | © cir nyo Tare ge nay oP oy Curtains. a * | dap Pas tenon. was bes] | sercor move then ls. agund. ey let ‘tter,” half had « wide and varied ex- ‘Nets of all i Pericnce in the treatment. of ‘ets of all Kinds. The new La Tosca is slmost as = nice anes. re- fine as Brussels Net. is 54 inches wide, and only $1 “100 Ways of Cooking yard. And here are 48-inch wide Chantilly Nets at Floor Fess. Linens. “On the G — “My Lady's” Dressing “ it. Furniture — $1.20, — —— . “ogi Pimtinge gna | 6% | ne sunE 70 Ger, THE $3 O'fell's new book. 8.3 | BEy nOPelse o 2,2. = f "008 Augusta Evans’ novels, hours—I2 to 2 p.m. —81. Le 3 we | Seo opt for a. ENN | MIS LULA LENMAN, 4 Pictures, § RN 1 F st. a.w., x Chandeliers, ey Washington, D. ©. Be ec. = ee ee Moth +] - — Gordon. Isour per pair for SHEPHERD'S PLAID TRie protert she | geseay at wold ae Gate ey et meme = by ee Mil- taliorea Ag Ze ‘with ‘po ‘and er of the D'Urber ‘Manufacturers it that car ae ety south,» | ments of slike quality and ‘sucks for tote then OB Br Hs 4 ’ , bs farion Crawford's Now Treaves bave been, pur ints = “on the Plantation,” by Eqiteroapd ovwed 5 the wuthor of “Uncle Re- — se ee bok Bay, at, Larverres,” $1 t0 $2.25 0 yard and vets Cuseen "Fi GUARANTEED NOT TO SPLIT. Athtette eee If they do split or crock or slip at the seams within six months of purchase we promptly and politely give you and Macazixes Axp new material P, Until Wednesday, June 22, one-tenth of the amount Sporting ERIODICALS. of your purcbase will be returned to you. Harper's Magazine, JAPANESE SILKS for instance: Lippincott 4.86 instoad of 85.40 for adress pattern, mopolitan, : i os Harbors Basaat 3 witssbtesasrsasencdoabanen, Traveling Eales Hous Sournal, {86.75 instesd of $7.50 for dress pattern. bol €9 instead of $10 for dress pattern. - — ° aa FASHION JOURNALS. aa TRE me m S rtee nyt nog ‘87.35 instead of $8. 16 for dress pattern. ‘Season, Bon Ton, €9 instead of €10 for dress pattern. Pillows, Recue de la Mode, &o, ée, —_— * Brace Woot Dusss Goons ‘Ask for ‘Summer Reading"—a literary com- ar 10 Pez Cexr Discovsr. Let us look at the most seasonable goods and sve fe : 3 i H 5B I i j i | i Ht fH i Hi | : al j i j i i ; i i i I F i | I i : ¥i i Ht ie i M. W. Guz. ime Bro & Co, 3 aaa found 42-inch emaraes apaneal i AE AAT x. FORDA. & OO. 807 Pa Ave N. W. oe Cuuvrews Tax Hose Are about the scarcest thing tn the market. Our per. and mark them at anadvanced price, but let you Dave tem at 250 A Pan ‘Same quality ee the Tan, 25c Pam Mews Neotsor Sumrs. ‘Our men's window {s filled witb one of the most re ‘Markable values in Neglige Shirts ever offered. Delt- cate Pank and Blue Striped Chambray ie the material they are made of. Faultiess tn Ot and finish. $1.00 Excu. Lions: Tom Hoxra, 10. Fave you seen the window full of Ladies’ Initial HAkEs at We. each? Notice them asyou pass. 807 Pa Ave 20 TH BT. aR We are going to give you for the coming week lead- erein Remnants which no other concern controls, 68 ‘We are known all over as the low price house. REMNANTS. REMNANTS. 2.000 pounds Best Prints, 5Ce. Our price........ 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