Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. FRIDAY June 24, 189%. CROSBY 8. NOYES Editor. | No other Honse DORS—EVER DID—or EVER WILL— sell ach STERLING QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES as WE quote. Saxs Axv Company. The Chicago conv democrat noteworthy. balked it was equally determined not to per- mit t veland managers to boss the action ef the conve First the tariff plank and then the vice presidential nomination were taken out of the hat of the managers. It is not to be supposed that the management that failed to manage is shedding any tears over the failure to nominate Mr. Gray, when @ portion of his own state is represented to be rejoiced at his defeat. But it is to be remarked in this connection that the convention observed one rule in nominating a President and another in nominating a Vice President. It took Mr. Cleveland in spite of New York's protest; it re- fused to take Mr. Gray with his united delega- tion arking for him as second manon the ticket. ion. Whether the nominee for the vice presidenc Mr. Stevenson, is the best selection or not, it is evident that his nomination was intended to please the anti-Cleveland wing in New York, and the and the «poilamen of the party gener- ally. A® ap office-holder in the late administra- «tion the Cleveland men cannot object to him. tof strength certainly in the est, ugh it will. perhaps, be urged net in the east that he w: time a green- ee The two most notable conventions of the Period have done their work and adjourned, and the work i ° the public. That it is main—and ¢ is more, self-res both nearly 2 of will perb: or is seen to be inevitable. Cleveland, appealing to ing of the cou r parties in the elec- me to come both the ner of waging presidential ing things for a long while. of the business final action of a abtful states. It d the people will decide whi two great issues are the tariff and the election bill, or the electon bill and the tariff, which- ever issue may be regarded as the paramount one. Ti for supremacy will begin in the midsummer ae until the snow falls in the mountains. No such conflict has Deen waged in many years as this will probably De, enlisting the activities, as it will, of the largest number of Americans who have ever Participated in a presidential campaign, and raving upon, as it will, the most intelligent and most respectable elements of American political +02 —_ The result of an opinion given by the attorney of the District, if 1t is accepted as a correct in- terpretation of law, is to leave Representative Johnson nothing to stand on under present law in his contention before the board of assessors. According to the attorney the assessors are un- er no legal obligation to give Mr. Johnson any sort of hearing. If they consider his requests at all it will beas s matter of courtesy only and not asa matter of right, According to the law 8 laid down by Mr. Hazelton the only persons who haves right to be heard are taxpayers. Mr. Johnson may have appealed with some confidence to the attorney for the Dis- trict, because the assessors in estab- lishing their rule of valuation did not follow the views given in an opinion fur- nished them by the attorney's office. Phe attorney, however, says that in the present state of the work of the assessment it is im- material whether his office gave the more cor- rect interpretation of the statute or not. So Mr. Johnson does not get the assistance or ‘encouragement from the attorney he may have hoped for in his attack on the measure of value adopted by the assessors. Mr. Johnson requested that all the assessments on land values be raised 50 per cent because of the rule of valuation adopted by the board which he claimed was erroneous and resulted in assess- ing land at two-thirds of its value instead of the true value. The board of equalization according to Mr. Hazelton would have no power to grant Mr. Johnson's request, even if they were convinced that he was right, nor to substitute a new measure of value. They can consider only such cases as are brought be- fore them by appeals, and have only to de- termine whether justice has been done by the ‘assessors, the test as using ‘They or general There will prob- ably always be differences of opinion as to the means of determining the true value of Innd, but so long as the measure adopted is f.irly and uniformly applied, and the assess- ments resulting are equitable, the purpose for which an assessment is intended, that of form- ing basis for taxation, just to every property owner is served, and little public good ean be accomplished by raising controversies over the correctness of the test used. ———— The meeting here on the 15th of July of the American wheelmer who have done so much in the road-making movement will be, in all prob- ability, » grand step forward in a most import- ant public undertaking. Surely nothing is more desirable among physical things of general util- ity than a system of highways in all the com- mnities of our land. ait Both Harrison and Cleveland might do well to lose no time in searching their parties for concealed weapons. a A cholera scare is thrextening in « mild way. On an occasion of this kind it is usually just as well to be sufficiently alarmed, to avoid the neglect of any precaution. ——_-+—___ After what bas been done by the sketch artists in the way of alleged portraiture it would not be surprising if it were a good while before some of the candidates get courage to look a mirror in the face. . ee ‘The prohibition convention is the next in or- der. It will be impossible for it to enjoy facili- ties for moisture superior to those which sur rounded the recent convention; but it can take ite water straight. +e Mr. Hill is doubtless impressed with the idea that there may after all be a grain of truth lurking in the remark that the office should week the —— The democratic convention has silenced any charges that might be made concerning a lack of respect for piety. It applauded the prayer. —— ‘The fact that “Cleveland and Stevenson” is not euphonious will not, of course, influence ite chances of being effective. : ———_—_ oe Mr. Hill did not get the nomination, but he saw the Washingtons win a game. e + Chicago democrats are doubtless pointing with pride to the fact that Tammany does not reside in their city. ——_so-o—__— “Will ‘Dan’l,’” said the President, “appear (em the scene once more?” om not only broke the d regarding the setond re- | | nomination of a candidate for the presidency who had served a term in offide and then been rejected, but it did two other things equally It showed that although its ‘pur- pose to nominate Mr. Cleveland was_not to be Oc Srecuz Seance | TITTHE avenues of camfort for the Boys and Children all lead to this store of ours. Because other folks neglect them im their steck provisions—makes us all the more careful. Our variety of | JUVENILES?* FEATHER- WEIGHT CLOTHES is every bit as big as our men’s. Full of novelties that others couldn't show if they wanted to. Uf we are going to be “QUTFITTERS* —we believe im deserving the name— and if we slighted the growing gen- eration we should fail in » strong point. Don't believe we ever catalogued the kinds of THIN CLOTHES we carry in our BOYS’ and CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT? —It'll_ be interesting reading—and profitable. For Tue Bors. Black Alpaca Costs. Pongee Coats. | Sik Striped Coats. | Linen Coats. | Seersucker Costa. Striped Gingham Coats. Blazers—all colors, | White Flannel Coats. Striped Flannel Coate. | Bedford Cord Coats, White Duck Vests. White Marseilles Vests. Fancy ‘Duck Vests. | White Flannel Suits. | outing Shirts. For Tur Cures. Striped Linen Suits. Striped Flannel Suits. Striped Linen Suits, Long Pants Duck Sailors. Bedford Cord Suits. White Flannel Suits. Serge Sailor Suits. Linen Kilts. ‘White Marseilles Kilts. Gingham Kilts. Striped Coutil Kilts, ‘White Vests. Flannel Shirt Waists. Percale Shirt Waists. Outing Cloth Waists. So much for that. You'll not have a bit of trouble in picking out what'll suit, for there are all sizes-and it touches every- thing that's needed for comfort and summer fashion. There's nowhere you can go to make a comparison—but are as cheap as they can be and be worth buying. If you are going away you'll want to buy shead in case of need. EXTRA PANTS—long and short—and we've got plenty of stout ones to show you. Maybe more SUITS—better to be on the safe side. © Can't tell what « boy'll ‘get into” before the summer is over. If they are SHORT PANTS SUITS you do not have to lock over our @5 grade to get all tho satisfac tion of wear and good looks. Even the cheaper ones are reliable—the $4, 83.50-even $2.50. We don't have to tell Washington mothers any- thing about them. © They have been taught by the best of teachers—EX- PERIENCE-that it saves to take us at our word. Saves a dollar or two. If you get away—and find you've forgotten anything—drop us ® line— we'll ll your orders as promptly as if you were here. }Oxe Day Lerr. @ When we began our $13.75 SUIT SALE we gave it one week to run— and ONE WEEK is THE LIMIT. ‘We never break faith with the people. Your buying’ll have to be done TO- MORROW. Its a gallant lot of SUITS still waiting. | EVERYBODY'S STORE. eee SaxsAxp Compaxy. | | Pa. AVE. AND 7TH STREET. et A GGG AA a6 AA 6 AAA G6 6G aA GGG OF FULLY 25 PER CENT IS GUARANTEED TO YOU ON EVERY PAIR OF SLIPPERS AND OXFORD TIES BOUGHT aT Tu Srar Suoz Hovsz, 726 Tr Sz. ‘We are making some special leaders in Low-cut Shoes that will certainiy interest you. Just the goods that you need now—elegant new styles—excellent wearing—and estremely low prices. Children’s Spring Heel Oxfords only (Se. Misses’ Spring Heel Oxfords only 65¢. Ladies’ Tipped Opera Oxfords only @5c. Ladies’ Common-sense Oxfords only @5c. A bargain line of Fine Red and Russet Goat Oxfords for Ladies, Misses and Children only 98¢. Elegant Hand-sewed Doncola Kid Oxford Ties for Ladies, in opera, square toe and conumon-sense style, from $1.25 up. Ladies’ Kid Opera Slippers at 40c. Ladies’ Serge House Slippers af 23c. at Shoes for Men, in black and russet, at Lor #1. Special line of Men's Kangaroo Kid Oxford Ties at $1.98; worth 82.50. ‘Men's Slippers from 38c. up. HH O% FEF s%s H&S EE, oat WE ARE MAKING SOME EXTRAORDINARY OFFERINGS IN ORDER TO REDUCE STOCK. PRICES QUOTED ARE IN EVERY INSTANCE BELOW ACTUAL cost. A drive in Ladiest Kid Shoes, operg or common sense, at Sic. Real value, $1.50. All of our $2 Ladies’ Shoes now 81.50. Every pair of these sold with a guarantee. ‘3 Ladies’ Shoes now $2, comprising hand welt and band turns, made of finest dongola kid, im all the latest styles. ‘Fine Calf Shoes for Men st $1.75. Worth $2.50. Serviceable Shoes for Men, in congress or lace, at $1.25. Worth $1.75. ‘Men's Russian Calf Bluchers, in Dark Tan, at $1.98. Reduced from $2.50. Misses’ Kid Spring Heels at 93¢. Childrens Spring Hees, sizes Gp 10, at 80s. Boys’ School Shoes, all solid, at ‘Youths? Segool Shoes, lace or button, at T5c. Tiss: Race Mssk Mice, 728 7th at at soa 81 Satine, pleated back and front, Te ed Shirt Waists, Jabot front, ruffle around neck, ‘$2.25 Cardinal Satine Shirt Waists, Jabot front, ruf- fle around collar and sleeves, $1.25. All $2 White Shirt Waists, several styles, $1.39. $2.50 White Shirt Waiste, several styles, $1.75. w WwW PPP_ PPP EEE Srerne PEs BB Ssg8 RI AA BPP grr fe Wry g RSA” Fg Our stock is nearly all soid and to close them at once one of percale goods, al@ white, that have been 750. One lot of Gingham Wrappers that have been $2 and $2.25. Choice . $1.25. = 55 i x OO, RRR 88; ERE TIT g° 3 pe te Ey GORSETS. ‘We have several broken lots of Corsets—hand made and woven. Sold from $1 to81.75. Choice 730. BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS. All of our 25c. Shirt Waists 18c. One lot of Boys’ Shirt Waists. Regular price, 500. and 68. Choice 37c. Hg ss TF BY HHO 8 oss ee Re YY HH oo Sss8 tt ERR RR ¥ = Ladies’ Full Regular Made Tan Hose, all now ae 12%. R. Gorpscawm, 1007-1009 F Sz. N.W. ARE YOU GOING AWAY ON YOUR VACATION? IF 80, WE HAVE THE TRUNK THAT YOU WANT. Ove Massora Taoxz Deranrvesr. Our assortment of Trunks is incomparable. Our exclusive styles have no equal. Onr low prices bring the trade. nr) .e Tomorrows Sprctaz. Bazoas List ‘Will include many of our most popular makes ‘The prices that are quoted on them for this Special Sale will mean a saving of 40 per cent on each Trunk—less than they can be bought for elsewhere. 6. 6. Caxvas Exrexstox Cases. ‘¥W-inch Canvas Extension C: 20-inch 22-inch 24-inch Thox—Bovxn Packrxo Taonxs. 86-inch Iron-bound Packing Trunks. 40-inch Iron-bound Packing Trunks Parexr Bannex—-Tor Cavsrat Tavsx. $2.98. Fancy crystal cover, full Saratoga, large box, well- made Trunk. Reverse slats on top and in front, hat box and tray all covered, full fron bottom, patent Linding on top, heavy malleable corners, Excelsior lock, well made and trimmed. 28-inch... 32.98 ‘S2-imeh.... 83.99 ‘36-ineh... 30-inch. ...83.48 Lions: New Canvas Darss Taunt, 30-Iscu, $3.98. Large Trunk, painted canvas cover, warranted ‘waterproof. Fdurfnll length slats on top, two all around body. Deep set-up tray, hat box and tray all covered. Tron center band. All-steel ‘clamps and knees, Excelsior lock, patent bolts, patent hinges, outside corner rollers, 4c. 30-Iscx. Renucen To $3.98. Prnrecriox Or Coxvexsence. The always populer and justly celebrated Roller ‘Tray Trunks are a greater success than ever. Each one uaranteed to be the best. They can be packed or ‘unpacked without removing the tray frou the trank. 28-Ixcu, $6.90. 30-Ixcu, $7.40. 32-Iscu, $8.25. 34-[xcu, $9.50. 36-Ixcu, $10. Hexwoon & Warrxer Mazes Osty. Resv Taz Repverioxs For To. MORROW: Any of our regular $12. 50 Carriages for $10.50. Any of our regular $13.90 Carriages for $11.75. Any of our rerular 90 Carriages for $12.50. Any of our regular $16.50 Carriages for $13.50. Any of our 818, $20, €22 Heywood Carriages, $15. Hyrox-Crass Haap-Woon Micmaax Rernicerators. Ityoubuy » Michigan Refrigerator you paid for them. ‘There are over 3,000 in constant use im Washington; each one works like a charm. Prices range from $5 to $35. R. Gouvsomm, 1007-1009 F Sz N.W. ae LEATHER DAY. ‘Nothing is more attractive, especially for children’s wear, than Red Footwear. (Our Red Shoes have been in such demand this season that even our great stock ran quite low during the last fow weeks. The reason for this is undoubtedly due to the fact that all our Red Shoes are made of goat- skins and don’t turn white and shabby like the sheepskin imitations sold by many of ‘our competitors. During the past week we have scooped in ‘several thousand pairs more of these popu- Jar Red Shoes, some at unusually low Prices, thereby being placed in a position 9 offer to you the following bargains For Toxorzow Ostz, 150 PAIRS INFANTS' RED BUTTON. Tbe. values at 450. 200 PAIRS RED SPRING HEEL BUT- TON. Sizes4to8. 81 values at 70c. ‘7 PAIRS, 8 TO 1034, RED BUTTON. Regular $1.50 goods at $1.20. 50 PAIRS 11 TO 2 RED BUTTON. Regular $# goods at $1.40. G@OF interest to persons out of town! Shoes mailed to any partof the United States at anextra cost per pair of 15c. for Childs’, 20c. for Ladies’ and 25c. for Men's Shoes. BEST RED GOAT OXFORD TIES, With Spring Heels and Tipped. $1.50 quality, 11 to2, at $1.15. 91.25 quality, 846 to 1036, at 95e. $1 quality, 5 t08, at 5c. LADIES’ RED GOAT OXFORD TIES, Leather or Covered Heels. 82 quality tomorrow, $1.45. 81.50 quality tomorrow, 81.20. Turse Repvcen Prices For Tomorrow Oxy. Wx. Hux & Co. RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 990 AND 932 7TH ST., 1914 AND 1916 PA. AVE., tt BERR ESSESBEPSSBESSSESSS ESBS PEP Tue Moxvmentys. Fasmox Leavers Fixe Muurseny, Croaxs, Hosray, Groves, Ke. Sommer Crrano Sate Or Sraaw Goons. Lancest Vanrety. Lowest Parces. Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Milan, Leshorn Fancy Braid Hats, in all the popular shapes and col- ors. Formerly sold from 48c. to 98c. Tomorrow at 25c. No. 2. Sold at $1.48, #1.08and 68. Sande Hars. ‘The largest assortment in the city from 19c. each to the finest. 281 PA. AVE. 8. E. 48. Tomorrow at Frowens. ‘80 boxes of French Flowers. REDUCED to 1c. a bunch. Rivroxs. At one-half former price for Ribbons closed out in No. 22 to No. 00. Lanes Axo Misses Muzz Hars, des and colors, at in ali the popular 5 Axo $3. $1.75, $2. Worth and soid in other stores from $3.50 To 86. Lapres Samr Warsrs. birt Waists, all ne quality and well mode, frcin doen ty the Raest, in Ching’ eilke Saray sile: cambrie, percale, &¢., & umMER MLosiery c. Be. Axp_ Uxprewear. Ladies’ Fine Lisle Thread Vest. Tuiported to sell at O28gc. “Our closing price, ec. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Viste at 20. Ladies’ Richelien Ribived Hose. Sold everywhere at ‘Seeatee Liste thtead Richeliew Ribbed. Were 50e. At 6c. or 3 pairs for 61. 4,800 pairs ot Ladies’, Gents’ and Children's Hose and Ha'f Hose, fast blac some imported, some seamless, some plain, some eB. &e., Ke. LOVES. Pure Silk Mitts, worth 50c., at eC. A PAIR, Superior Quality Taffeta Gloves at Ik Gauntlets, i Sena, tlets, in all colors, at 8c. s Patent Finger Tip Silk Gloves Gream, Pink and Blue Silk Mitts at 0c, ONUMENTAL. 937 Axo 939 F Sr. a bobbbosssbesbbosbesscebbbbsebeb Canmant & Lewy. SPECIAL PRICES FOR BRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Fine White Silk Parasol with ruffle. Price was #3. To go at $2.25. Same with two ruffles. Price was $3.88. To go at $3, Very Fine White Lace Parasol. Price, $6. Togo at 94.25. ‘Two Very Fine Printed Indis Silk Parasols, one ‘white and one black ground, with ruffles. Price was $3.88. Togo at $2.75 each. : One thousand yards of Fine India Linon. The usual ‘18c. goods. To go at 12}¢c. yard. Yor theconventence of our patrons our store will be | |,12dozen Men's Fine Scotch Madras Shirts, neat pin open until 10 p.m. Saturday evening. Som yg setae ‘It | Stripes, sizes 141017. Price was @1.50each, To go at 81 each. CARHART & LEIDY, ~ THE GOOSE THAT LAID THE GOLDEN EGG! And well may it be said of ‘THE CANNON BALL CLOTHING COMPANY To be termed as above, for are we not the LEADERS OF LOW PRICES? Has it not been given out by all those that have visited us that we are selling Fine Goods, Custom-made and Tailor-made Clothing at “KILLING PRICES? It is hardly necessary to go into details in regard to what we will do, but call on Re personally and you will find that we “practice ‘hat we preach” and actually sell you Clothing at Just one-hals it would cost you elsewhere. ‘We have made some special quotations for Saturday and Monday in our Children’s Department. If you ‘Want these goods you must come early, ere they are all sold. LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS!! qqlldzen's Knee Pants, from4to7 years, 3 patr for qcuiléren's Striped Caseimere Suite, from 4 to 14, for Children's Knee Pants, 10 different (4 to 14) styles and qualities, for 25c. Children's Odd Jackets, all sizes and styles, from 400. to 75c. Children’s Linen Dusters, from 4 to 11 years—a rare chance for the seashore—15c. Sigg, Flannel Costa and Veata, from 10 to 17 years, —“‘OUR SPECIALTIES FOR TODAY."— #88.758 Satin-lined Tailor-made Suit. Would cost you about $20 to $25 at any tailoring establishment. The $13.508 Clay Worsted Tailor-made Cutaway Suits, worth regular $22.50, and considered agrent bargain. The SS1l5s Silk-lined Custom-made Worsted Suits, light shades, worth $30. We call your attention particularly to those garments, as you will hardiy believe the above unless you see them. Just notice the prices we give below: 5,000 Children’s Knee Pants of all kinds and sizes for 13, 20 and 25c. 250 Children's Snits, 3 different styles, for 88c. ‘300 Children’s Suits, all wool, for $1.87. 500 Boys’ Striped Linens, Coats and Vests, worth $2.50, for 75e. 175 Boys’ Silk Luster Alpaca Coats, 81.50. 200 Men's Fine Light Cassimere Suits, cost regular $10.75, 185 Men's Fine Custom-made Suits, different shades and styles, cost to manufacture from @16 to $24, $12 to #15. 400 Men’g Black Alpaca Coats, 50c. 350 Men's Excellent Quality Coats, . 275 Men's Fine Black Alpaca Coats and Vests, worth $8.50, 85. Extra sizes up to 48 included. 150 Men’s Long Alpace Coats, clerical style, 81.75. ‘300 Mens Mohair Coats and Vests of different shades, $3, 120 Men's Mohair Coats and Vests, fine quality, and shawl collars, 83.50. equ Men's Neat Pin-check Coats, different shades, : 390 Men's Flannel Coats and Vests of fancy stripes, We have Men's Fine Suits, from 40 to 50 size, tailor made, in sacks and cutaways, $12,50 to 817, consid- ered cheap at 818 to 826. ee have Men's Fine White Flannel Suits for We have Men's Fine Striped Flannel Suits, nis style (coats and pants), 87.50. We can stifl furnish Men’s Office Coats for 15 &., &e., ke, ke, &e. Our clerks are all Washingtonians known to you. We have ONLY ONE PRICE, and that plainly marked. Meat Ocancy (Bit Camara Ge SEVENTH AND D STS. Robinson & Parker's ‘Old Stand. BAKER & NELSON, ‘Managers. Srectat UMMER, ARGAINS In Sensible SUMMER SHOES. SATUR- DAY is always BARGAIN DAY with us, oe flerings for TOMORROW are ex: for traordinary. We do business on the princi. Every- ple of quick saies and smatl profits, and body. ‘that principle Keeps our store thronwed eek to the other. Liaors Low 9125, Dongola Oxford Ties, Patent leather th nti wbonegle Oxford Ties, leather tips. Magnificent value at awit Tor Sie. b. Benvota Oxtord "Hes. Batent leather OF common sense. 30. : ROW, Bec. 5 Sf for Six’ different styles rexular 82 Oxford 81.49. Ties, ail sizes and widths,at $1.49 per pair. An immense variety of Ladies Oxfords, Ger Southern Ties snd Booties, in black, tai 1.98. and gray, all styles, widths and sizes. ‘Reg- Ular 83 Shoes at $1: 98 per pair, $3 for Ladies’ Russet Goat Oxfords at %1.98, 1.98. worth $3. And many others. X ENS HOES. ‘For Toinorrow and next week we have re- duced all 8250 Shoes to $2.50. ‘There are some wonderful barvains in ‘the lot, which Includes High and Low "an Russet Calf Shoes, Bluchers, Lace Shoes and Oxford Th sizes and widths. Just the Shoes for Today. Our Gents’ Regular 82.50 Calf Oxford Ties are all reduced to ‘Among the many styles are London Toe and Tip and Piain French Toe Shoes and Hussets with- ee ose e ee WAM TL YY ¥ FP oA GAR TOE and F At EVER EL ¥ F MA UNE T ton ¥ ss H H 00 EKER H H SRE 'S8, is Oo EE ‘ Oo F ss, “Hire Noh, itn, ite s T 9O RR E 3 ot 89 RR ke EEE > Sss8 ot 00 KR R $10 Axo 812 Szvsera Srazer. Rares Enxrenpnise, 1241 ITH ST. 8.E. Ifyou knew what we know about our immense line of Remnants especially adapted for suzumer wear you'd catch on; we've got the idea; we make it a business to doso. Catch on with ns, make a live profit off of live goods. We have always adopted the principle of modern liberality, courtesy and absolute firmness in all our dealings. REMNANTS! REMNANTS! 5-4 Pequot Bleach, 15c. Our price, 8. yards. 9-4 Pequot Bleach, 25¢. Our price, Le. 1 to5 yards. 10-4 Pequot Bleach, 28c. Our price, 16. 1 to'S yards. Unbleached Cotton, Se. Our price, 3c. Unbiesched Twilled Cotton, 10c. Our price, 6c. 4-4 Bleach Dwight, 10c. Our price, 734°. 44 Bleach Pride of West, 10c. Our price, 74. Striped Twills, 15c. Our price, Se. Llama Cloth, 15c. Our price, 7c. Pongee, 15c. Our price, 7%c. Tissue, 15e. Our price, 734. Bedford Cord, 1c. Our price, 8c. Figured Organdies, 1Sc. Our price, 8c. Striped Satines, 18. Our price, Si¢c. French Satines, 25c. Our price, Lec. Red Figured Satines, 18c. Our price, 8c. 25 dozen Men's Outing Shirts, 37c. Our price, 20 dozen Boys’ Outing Waists, 37. Our 25 dozen Children’s Full Reg. Black Hose, Price, 12340. 20 doren Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, 25c. Our price, 5 dozen Boys' Mixed Hats, 1c. Our price, Se. 5 dozen Boys' Mixed Hats, 25c. Our price, 15e. 5 dozen Boys’ Mixed Hats, 37c. Our price, 20c. 10 dozen Child's Mixed Sailors, 25c. Our price,124¢¢. 10 dozen Child's Mixed Sailors, 37}4c. Our price, 15c. 10 dozen Child's Mixed Sailors, 50c. Our price, 20c. RAFF’S ENTERPRISE, 2241 11th st. ne. 424-2 LEADER LOW PRICES. lto4 18e. 2c. vee. sees Mt THS 00 ie 00 reduced. best Known disinfectant..5e. Ib., 6 Ibe. 256 Candles, for fumigation, an excellent disin- wax Fv Rag od wet! Crowded despite the hot weather. Betwoen the breexe-producing electric fans « 98 our second floor and the bargains in Waists, ‘Wrappers, Blazer Suits, &c., there is amrust eal of comfort and good value to be bad in shopping here. ‘Tomorrow will be @ lively day here. We cannot afford to be dull. ‘What if we do not make so much money. §@- curing your patronage for good and all offeets it. You will remember these creat bargains for the next six months or loner, and we hope to sell you for many years hence. You cannot afford to skip a single line of the items below, for there is no telling how much We can save you on your present purchases. MOGIE- Exrnaorprxany Minsvawer Sure Or Mesus Uspenwean Ar 39c. Per Ganwesr. ‘We will bunch on fong table tomorrow alot of Ladies’ Muslin Gowns, Skirts and Drawers, which sell regularly elsewhere at 48c. and Sic. and offer them at the low uniform price of 30>. each, The Gowns are made of good muslin, with tucked yoke and cambric ruffle around neck and sleeves, full high sleeves, pearl but- tons. The Drawers are made of good muslin, ‘With tucked cambric ruffle, with four tucks above the ruffle, yoke band. | Tke Skirts are of good, heavy muslin, with S-inch tucked cam- brie ruffe, with cluster of tucks in and above the ruffle. Choice of the lot, 39c. each. 75, 89 Axp 98 Gansests For 686. ‘We shall bunch on a second table a lot of La- dies’ Gowns, Skirts, Chemige and Drawers, which sell reealarly elsewhere at 68, 89 and ‘8c., and offer them at the low, uniform price of G8c. ver garment. Two styles of Gown with pointed yoke and pointed yoke of embroid- ered insertion and embroidered edge. Fine Muslin Skirts, with wide cambric ruffle, 8 tucks in the ruffle and 10 tucks above, finished with yoke band. Fine Cambric Corset Covers, square neck of 5-in. Point de Paris lace, run with fine silk rib- bon, neck and arm-holes edged with lace, finished with pearl buttons, tomorrow 68e. Extra Fine Cambric Chemise, tomorrow 68¢. $1.25 Winre Wassts 750. Tomorrow we will place on sale 50 dozen Ladies’ White India Linen Waists, platted front and back, with embroidered inserting on the collar and cuffs. Regular price, 81.25. Oni; We have also added to our elegant assortment of White India Linen Waists at 98. This lot embraces styles which were $1.25, $1.48 and $1.68each. Boss) Warsrs; 2 For 25c. Only two to each customer and for one day only—tomorrow. We will offer Boys’ Outing Flannel Shirt Waists, sizes 5 to 14 years, 2 for 25c. Regular Price, 25c. each. Jose Renvcrioss Ts Hars. We shall hold a Hat Sale tomorrow which will make all previous sales turn into insignificance. In a great many instances the prices are half and a few instances jess than half price. Ladies’ Pearl Braid Sailors, all colors. Cut from 48c. to 23c. each. Ladies’ Sennette Braid Sailors, all colors. Cat from Tie. to 39°. each. Ladies’ White Milan Straw Sailors. Cut from 98c. to G8e. each. Ladies’ Large White Leghorn Flats. Cut from ‘Be. to B0e. each. Jose Rupvcrioxs Ix Capxews Hars. Children’s White Leghorn Sparkles. Cut from 8c. to G3e. Colored Sparkles. Cut from 98. to 49°. each. Joxe Revverroxs Ixy Treen Hats. You well remember onr magnificent stock of Trimmed Hats. We wish to sell half pf them tomorrow. Various imported shapes and nov- elties from the leading New York milliners and a number of our own makes. All shapes.colors and styles. Prices have been 87to@15. To- Txrasts Cars For 5o. Wo will close out the balance of our stock of Infants’ White Mull Caps which have been 25e.5 B8c., 50c., Be. Choice of the lot, Se. each. Ware Mout Harts For 14c. Infants’ and Children's Shirred Mull Hats, cardinal, light blue and pink. Reduced from 48c. and 63e. to 14c. each. Jose Repvertoss Ixy Brazen Sorrs. 5 Ladies’ Flennel Blazer Suits, cellar and cuffs and girdie trimmed with white braid. Cut from 80.98 to $4.1 Elogant Suorm Serge Blazer Suits reduced to 29.08 and $11.98 from $12 and #14. Jose Revveroxs Ix Brazers Axp Reerens. Lailies' Light Striped Bedford Reefer Jackets, white with blue pfa stripes. Reduced from $5 to €2.50. Ladies’ All-wool Flannel Blazers in black, Ravy and tan, Reduced from $3.48 to $2.48. Coars Axp Carrs Ar Hazy. For one day only—tomorrow you may take Your choice of our stock of Reefer Costs and Capes at exactly half marked price. This is beyond doubt the greatest opportunity ever offered. ‘These will be excellent for early fall ‘Wear and cool summer evenings. Jose Revverioss Ix Sux Wass. We will throw out on a table tomorrow a lot of Ladies’ @, $6.50 and $7 Silk Waists in Diack, navy ond cardinal at the low uniform Price of $2.98 each. Jose Repverioss Is Guoves. Ladies’ 8-button White Chamois Gloves, war- ranted to Wash, reduced from '$1.25 to 8c. per pair. All 25c. Silk Gloves tomorrow 19. All 296. Silk Gloves tomorrow 25. Silk Gloves tomorrow 35e, All 5c. Silk Gloves tomorrow 45e. ‘We shall open tomorrow mornings new line of Cream, Cardinal and White Silk Mitts. Joxe Renveroxs Ix Laces. One lot of White Point de Gene Laces, va- rious widths and patterns. Worth 15, 18 and 20c. ‘Tomorrow 10c. per yard. One lot of Cream Antique Plait Valencionnes Laces, 2 to 5 inches wide. Worth 15, 18 and 20c. ‘Tomorrow 12ke. per yard. One jot of White Oriental Laces for trim- ming Swisses and organdies, 3 to 6 inches wide. Worth from 25 to 35c. Only 18. per yard. Jexe Revvcrioxs Ix Corsera. Fe cy ate mera Corsets only 75c. per Tue Box Manonz, 314 Axo 316 Tra Sz. N. W. pistictescsetsstssesssstescestes4 Lice, Amr Foor Covenmes Ar Hoover & Sxxpews. sis | Hooves & Swrpen, 1217 PB. For A Rea Essoraste Lexcurox ‘Visit our cafe. Itis located om 6th floor of 20th st. building. With large windows open- {mg south, east and west, it commanis « ‘Very pleasing view of the city and Potomac, ‘end if there is the surrestion of « breese you'll get the benest of it ther®. Fish, Game, Fruits ‘and all the delicacies of the season served dur- tng the summer months tn a strictly first-class ‘manner at a moderate cost. WE HAVE REDUCED All our Fise Trooren Hats To 82.50 and $5.00 each. 2d annex.) {24 floor. ALL TENNIS\RACKETS &t greatly reduoed Prices. (Basement 11th st. building.) The great sale of “MANUFACTURER'S REMNANTS" of Chenille Curtains and Up- holetery Stufe. {4th floor. --11th st. bufiding.) A Sarenpa? Sprctat. SHEER PLAID LAWNS, 2,000 yards. Reg- lar 10c. grade. (24 foor. Carros Fistsaen Barsrz Ew. BROIDERIES At prices never quoted anywhere for similar goods. ax wanes obra 46 yards each, OR Sha widths from 23 to 33 inches. — Sie. 0 strip. — La — @s vance ‘300 strips of 436 yards each, ‘widths from 3 to 5 inches. FOR 40c. —10e. a strip. — os aes ‘350 strips of 456 yards each, yon bbe. ‘Widths from 10 to 13 inches. —S0e. a strip.— “sy. 225 strips of 434 yardseach, ‘Widths from 10to 18 inches. FOR 5c. Te. a strip. — Our White Goods Department offers Plain Gus Suoreme List Fon Saree. Day. WHITE INDIA LAWN DRESSES, good quality~full bodices with yokes of fine em- broidery—skiris with deep hems. Sizes 4, 6 and 8 years. 82.25, — WHITE INDIA LINON DRESSES—plaited ‘waisis with deep ruffles of embroidery over ‘sboulders—full sleeves. Size 4——_6____a. Price 83.25 —83.75—4. 35. French Nainsook Guimpe Dresses, fine quality—tucked skirts—puffed shoulders—ruf- fies of fine embroidery —sash backs. Size 4——6___8. Price @5—85.50 —96. CREAM INDIA SILK BLOUSES, vers fine— large sailor collars and rolling cuffs, neatly trimmed with fancy stitching. Sizes 10, 12, ‘M4 and 16 years. —#5.00.— CREAM INDIA SILK GUIMPES—tucked yokes—full sleeves—trimmed with lace. Sizes 4, 6, 8, 10and 12 years. —$3.75.— SHIRT WAISTS in percale. All sims. Regular*75c. grade reduced to 50e. 10th st. building.) <p Bors: Snorersa List For Saronpay. — Boys’ Odd Wool Pants... — Boys’ Odd Wool Pants. —Boys' Odd Woo! Pants. ‘Boys’ Summer Kilt Suite. ‘Boys’ Summer Kilt Suits....61.50.— — Boys’ Sumner Kilt Suite... $1. 75.— —Boys' Summer Kilt Suits....€2.25.— —Boys’ Summer Pants Suits..€3.25.— ih ey (eee CHILDREN’S MULL HATS that were $3, 83.50 and 64.25 reducedto half price. Some ‘are, suitable for dress, others for sun. ‘Some with corded crowns, others with brims or full crowns with corded brims. CHILDREN'S SHORT GINGHAM DRESSES in neat plaid and striped and plain pink and blue Chambray—““Hubbard,” “Gretchen” and “Marguerite” styles. Were $2105. Nowes- ‘somewhat sotled and mussed. Some in styles for morning slips, others more Derexo Ox Us. PERRY'S. N CASE YOU MAY BF “JUST OUT OF GLOTRS [forsee me rem wm conta, We dont blame anyboty for wanting buy anything as cheap asthey can. Thet is naturel econon:y—laudable, But there ts a line that ts dase ferous to cross. Don't venture on the cheap ede. food rule to observe—whether it is GLOVES of ene ceries—don't expect something for mathing Be satie fed—and count yourselves fortunate—tt getting VALUE RECEIVED. We collect our GLOVE stock from thr makers Who don't know how to create ony but the best. Who keep in touch with fashion. ag fact, mold fashion. Whether you know TRE FOUSSE, AUG. CHARLES, P. CENTEMERI, Bal. SAN, Foster, Reyfier—or not—take thetr “hand work” on our sayso and you will not have s cause te complain, At this time you may not want KID GLOVES—oyt We have the FABRICS and the MITTS. Wecannet help but give satisfaction we are so guarded in whet We offer you. Rertecrioss Frou Tur Stock. Tue Mirrs. LADIES’ BLACK SILK MITTS—25e., 380., S0e., Te. and #1 LADIES’ COLORED SILKMITTS—S0r. and oo LADIFS' SILK MITTS, *‘evening shades"— ‘Te., #1 and 8150. MISSES' BLACK and COLORED SILK MITTS—250. Fasnre Groves. LADIES’ BLACK SILK GLOVES—S0e. .75+., Sl. With extra tip, #1.25. LADIES’ COLORED SILK GLOVES-60e., ‘Te. and #1. LADIES’ COLORED SILK GLOVES. inciud- ing pearl shades, with Diack stitching. with extragips. #1 IES’ TAFFETA GLOVES—fest biack— LADIES" TAN, GRAY and MODE TAFFETA GLOVES—tHr. LADIES’ TAN, GRAY AND MODE LISLE THREAD GLOVES 25c. MISSES' TAN TAFFETA GLOVES—5e., BB. and 40c qilsshs' TAN LISLE THREAD GLOVES— MEN'S TAN, GRAY AND BLACK LISLE THREAD GLOVES—25¢. Kos Fon Tue Scwver. 4-BUTTON WHITE CHAMOIS—#1. BUTTON WHITE MOUSQUETAIRE CHAMOTS—#1. SBUTTON WHITE MOUSQUETATRE CHAMOIS—81.25. G-BUTTON NATURAL MOUSQUETAIRE (CHAMOIS- $1. SBUITON NATURAL MOUSQUETAIRE (CHAMOIS—@1.25. CHAMOIS GAUNTLETS—natural color— 61.25. WHITE CHAMOIS GAUNTLETS—#1.35. WHITE and PEARL BIARRITZ, with black stitching 81. TAN, GRAY and BLACK BIARRITZ-08 cents. 4-BUTTON GLACE, in white, pearl andlav- ‘ender, with black stitching —€1.50. S-BUTTON MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDES, in ‘White and pearl—€1.50 and €2. ‘We take every care and responsibility of your bup- fing here. All you need concern yourselves about the selection of a shade and style that suits. Weattesd to the balance. No doubt about your being able te select here efther, for all that is desirable is put befure you. “RIGHTLY MARKED.” Prrrrs, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE” To Children's 25c. Fast Black Jersey Ribbed Hose... 16e ‘18e. Children's Pin Striped Hose, size 4 to 6 ....12ige (Children’s 2ic. Three-quarter Fast Black Socks. 123° ‘Traveling Bags . " i gF iH fi re ff iii i Successor to B. J. Behrend & Sons, » 818 72m Sr. N.W. GET A GAS a SHEDDS and do away with the an- moyance s bot fire Aavolves in summer time, ‘You'll save time, labor, ‘S-bumer, 63.25, * * ‘Cail and oes thom 8.8. Suns» & Bao, 432 9x Se,