Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1892, Page 4

4 ———— _THE EVENING STAR. pas 2, 189%. WASHIN GTO Every year that passes makes more patent the necessity for legislation providing for the extension of the city on lines that will be in harmony with the plan made when the city was Ini out. If Congress had acted promptly on this matter when it was first presented ceveral years ago, the object sought might have been ‘accomplished at much less cost than at present. Every year of delay will increase the exponse of the work when it is finally done. It is not matter, as Mr. Blount seems to think, in which land speculators are chiefly interested. The general plan has been advocated from year to year by men, in Congress and out, whose motives have been of the most patriotic character. It would be a pity if the scheme of the founder of the city, to whose foresight is due in great measure the present beauty of the national capital, should be marred by having the broad and regular streets and avenues of the old part of the city run into a labyrinth of narrow glieys and irreg- ular streets, which would be the case when suburbs permitted to grow without regard to harmony with the city’s plans become incor- porated into the city. In this matter citizens of Washington have no greater interest than the People of the country at large. If a failure of | Congress to provide for the future development of the capital in a epirit as liberal as that which actuated its fourder, results ina disgraceful de- formity of the federah city, the reproach will rest upon those lawmakers who obstructed leg- {elation intended to provide for the city’s eym- metrical growth, and posterity will have little sympathy with the plea that action was with- held for fear of benefiting some land owners. ‘The measure now pending and which Mr. Heard in the House and Mr. Harris in the Senate have advocated so zealously for years may hav@ome faults, but it is believed that the importance of the carly pasage of somesuch bill is so generally recognized that members will make an earnest effort to reconcile their differences of opinion. It was believed that the agreement in conference providing that all expenditures involved in securing the right of way for streets should be chargeable to the revenues of the | District or to the benefited property owners would remove what opposition existed to the measure as originally introduced in this Con- gress. Mr. Blount’s new contention, however, that provision should be made tosecure the United States against any obligation to make expenditures in the future in the improvement ofthe streets and reservations when laid out, raises a fresh issue which the friends of the| measure hope willnot be permitted to‘defeat | the whole project. Mr. Blount’s proposition | involves some questions which shozld be care- fully considered. If it should prevail, the anomaly would be presented, when the city streets are extended, of streets a part owned and controlled by the federal government and a part belonging to the District. Without ex-| tremely careful adjustments of laws there | would be danger in the future of endloss con- | flicts of authority resulting from this divided ownership. —___ + «+ ___ i beclosed all day MONDAY (the Fourth) and commencing next Tuesday we shall close at 5 o'clock—Saturdays at 1—until September 1. Taz War Asp Tax Warze. To Wrar Ox Taz War. £ Tr are RR R PPP Bi P x ¥, JF Sy FFy Fackock Ree 2 Cad ad ee = A PART AND DISTINCT FROM ALL YOUR | Ach other wardrobe arrangements—te your TRAY- | 4 AELING GOWN. You may have your trunks packed full of exquisite toilete—of costumes fashioned by. Worth bimself—yot there ts need unsupplied— and want unfilled tf you haven't « gownto “go” in— | andtolounge in after youget there. + ‘You want a sturdy weave—one that can go through the Journey unstained and unharmed. There are goods made for that purpose—and we have them. The saving such ssuitwill be to your “*best clothes” ‘will pay for itself. Bluescems tobe the popular color. But everybody don’t like biue-so wochave widened our variety to take tm other shades—and not a few-novelty patterns. ‘We have named them our Tovrsrs Crorns- —And they@rm a busy branch of the business just now on the eve of the summerexodns. 38inch WIDE TWILLED NAVY BLUE CHEVIOT—50c. yard. ‘38-inch NAVY BLUE STORM SERGE—wide twilled, too—We. a yard, too. “42-inch STORM SERGE tne @nish~75e. a yard. 48.inch SUMMER-WEIGHT STORM SERGE 81a yard. 52-inch DEEP BLUE STORM SERGE-$18 yard. 42inch NAVY BLUE CHEVIOT-€5c. = yar@. 50-inch NAVY BLUE CHEVIOT—$1.25 0 yard. 46-inch NAVY BLUE CROCODILE-$1.60 8 yard. 42.inch NAVY BLUE NOVELTY CORD— $1.25 » yard. 42-inch NAVY BLUE PLISSE—we have cut Pattern after pattern for ocean voyarers—8?. 45-inch NAVY BLUE CAMELS HAIR GRENADINE, wth white and gold stripes and checks—81.25 a 42-inch CAMEL’S HAIR in several shades— 81.25 « yard. 46-inch STRIPED CHEVIOTS—85c. « 42-inch “HAIRLINE” STRIPES—T5c. Slayard. 50-inch cos * MIXTURES—biues, grays tans—$1 and yard. ‘50-inch CHECKS arsi BOURETTES—dusky effects 42-inch NOVELTY CHEVIOTS—tending to light cas:s of color--$2 a yard. 42inch WIDE Some of the latest TRIPED CHEVIOTS— ‘a yard. A dress picked frovm any of these pieces isn't going tocost much. Ané don't viewits purchase as an ex- Pense—or the pomession as a Inxury. You will look ‘ss much out of plece on the cars or steamer donned in anything elss—as if you were to invade the drawing Ocs Owx Lurontarion. New Azsrvaz Or Fixe Tastz Danasz ~~ Narzsa. 87.00 on Danae. oa” S%% BV.75 pee v0. ‘New and special patterns. 3-4 srepnins to match... rn5-50 con S54 moe uaity 8 315.0 per v0 In new and exclusive designs. 3-4 waprine to match. ee $45 50 aos. TO zee, meg, 92893125 per 50 TOs, 205, 27 31.00 yer ye E show 25 different patterns in this num- 150. $1.75 acs. 8-4 scien meary Quality cream Dam- have been placed in stock within the past few weeks. Our stock is excep- tionally large. For years we have been supplying the very best families with ail their Linens, kewise hotels, others using large quantities, where we come in compe- tition with the closest prices. Our Price was always the correct one and ‘our goods always held out thetrrepu- tation. We would like to get some of you better acquainted with this stock. .A look over won't hurt. Or- dera by mail will receive immediate consideration. ‘Why not shop ‘Where it's so delight- fally cool — where shopping is durable, even pleasant? Our 60 Patent Cooling Fans make it very Ie. A 5 The silver Senators evidently think that they | room attinl in this armor of travek Everything has ay EX x know a thing or two not known to the framers | « timeand.a placer-and everything should be worn in 24 NOM of the two party platforms. They therefore | nullify by their action in the Senate what the | “*>*omnesphere—atits proper time. ‘Traveling— ay Parties in convention have done. The direct | these weaves. avein their element. BE E t ‘question came up as to the democratic platforin | And ff youlmy—you can't da better anywhere—than 2 5 on the amendment offered by Senator Carey of | HERE. That isa point weare positive on Webave oe ‘Wyoming in the very words of the silver plank | adopted at Chicago. If a democratic Senator | °°? ¥°%-the prices for comparison, Pad had been equally disposed to make a direct _ 2 iiévue and had introduced the silver plank of the P, . ‘Minneapolis convention, the action of the Sen- ERRY'S, ate would have been still more pointed. It was “N, A T A 420, 422, a2 sufficiently so, however, as it was, the two IeTH 2 planks being near enough an indication of the} Established 1840. Telephone 995. Purpose of the great parties to reject free silves: | Tonzr Sers. coinage for the present campaign. The silver | GPECIAL IN MATTING!—TUESDAY, WEDNES. people now look to the House to complete the | Sie naar este bee gerd” SOs. tas reversal of party action in both parties. Pixea | Piis/scbinese Matting Preto ta7 sth st. ae. up with the conduct of the extreme silver men | of both political organizations is the «question | U7 sore will be open Monday, Julws, till 18:30 p.m. of party strategy. The republics have most to fear from the silver states of the west, the democrats from ‘the alliance | On our second floor we have laid out « number of TOILET and DIN- states of the routh, which are also silver states, | 3 as < ‘WER Sete, being odd lote and pet- Now if the measure, having gone through the | |, JOHNSON (38% [- UTTRELL republican Senate, is lost in the demecratie | ‘Jai aac* COLL (ome, which wo ere closing cut at House, the responsibility for the failure will | fall on the democratic party, and Messra, Har. rion and Iieid will be measurably acquitted of | blame by the silver states. If, on the contrary, the bill passes both houses and the credit in ¢ silver states is thus divided and the Present | a ee 7 should veto the measure, the chie? respansibility would be on the republican party. Such, at ! least, are the arguments employed, and such | arguments influence men in their judgment and action. One consideration, if not two . | mas deter the House. The Possibility of Use | © Sfe, 2% to 346 per cent less than their | WE we cosins out our entire stock previous to —_ M. W. BEVERIDGE, Wasnastz Goovs Ar Cost. IMPORTER OF POTTERY AND GLASS, Bd 1215 F st. and 1214Gst. yards of Print Sulla, Cian Clothe: desi wnite ioe | Pe eererescccccccesesesseeeeees wh Coot cece cece cece cece cnee sea seceereceseessessccesoeeerenroesececeasereeeses ” 1 ie tie eae LURDA ‘JULY q A Cons Wirnovr Mepicoe. Acure for all diseases by administering of “*Ozygen by Abdsorption:” ‘This wonderful means by which health ts so quickly restored is the Anvention of Dr. H. Sanche, an able Physician and Scientist, who has ‘Upon ft, and for the past few years hes placed it before the public és s speedy means by which the sick are healed. , ‘To many this will be © newtrest- ‘ment, and yet thousands of the above Electropoises have been sold through- out the United States and hundreds herein Washington. The Electro- poise “Victory” is « sure cure for Rheumatism, Insomnia, Nervous- ness, Indigestion, Malaria, Consttps- tion, Kidney and Liver Diseases, &c., and this fact 1s conclusively proven by "TRUTHFUL testimony of RE- LIABLE witnesses. We will be glad toshow the large number of Wash- ington testimonials received, as well as those from reputable persons throughout the country. In many cases the most miraculous cures have deen efected. Washington, D.C. SS LENMAN. | raat een ~" Vicorg tr raed, cchets on fame a i te toe gre ‘She was te any appe- A # i es eae hunt: Reh | ands ity oihoveg Tere as ohn — 3 BB the 1B ition was gis | eee ae Ka Ig ad and hase color, Sgg8 have also used tt for muse? in qathma, and feo! that too am cur 00 Wo Tt many times the 3 3 ov: uy “Victory,” could sek nde hereto’? to fod Bi neers ‘Tam. Z ry KEY easton Electropotse Victory can only be ob- tained at the office of Miss Lula Len- man, who has hada wide and varied experience in tho treatment of chronic cases, having received her instructions from Dr. Sanche him- self, the inventor of the Electropotse “*Victory." A book of explicit direc tions accompanies each instrument. BE SURE TO GET THE ELECTRO- POISE “VICTORY.” Office hours—12 to 2 p.m.; 3to6 Pm Soot Saas mond] “EA Te 8 Miss Loa Lesuax, 931 F Sx N.W. wae yar™ aaeaa Sepresner 1, COVER IEECE CEEOL OEE CeCe e eee reece cere reer ree erer eee rere rere eee eee eerere reer eee reeeeeerrreerrrerrr reer rerrrrrrrrer rrr reerirr rr rere rr rrrrrrr rr rrr President's signing the bill and che queer gtzj-| $d cclored.en’tnar: “Former prices vere ‘YARD. tude it would put the democratic parzy in ‘ig its | pi oa majority in Congress should reverse the ‘action | Repocen Prices Fos ste —ogomleams vention, are different: seasons Ovnxe Surers. why the House managers may cali salts 4/000 yards of Fienred French Satis in- lam they did lately in the case of the Blan. } ‘lng Toe ES ee vient elke ots xii christ ‘See oa dati easter cron stripes ne grochds, ‘ALD. ar Berea ve been, insane dSSe. “Your elioice now at. | duced to 10 ibe. Neach, “Nest, attractive wasuable ‘The “people's” party national esnvention, | Sere = AT ction! which meets today in Omaha, is the fourth in| rt ma! eo old Timers,” order of time this year, although th » party itself | . claims to be and is commonly re garded aa the | “APA the Very Finest Printed Sea) S. B. E:zeay & Jos. H. Inzzaxo, third pasty. Whether it will “pe in the race ‘Thess have been 15 end Isc. | YARD. Managers Branch Balto. Shirt Factory. , seriously will depend on the ch aracter of its de- | - 32 _ 981 Othst. n.w., noar N. ¥. ave. function. liberations and the wisdom ¢¢ its action, The | -— has not so far de" eloped a surplus of | All the Fine Scotch Ginghams that . ++ e___ Wie and So are mew reduced tone | AMD. C. A. Movpnay, Next Tuesday's elec cion in sixteen Lona | Precincts and forty 614 22TH ST. Bead below. _—_ oo. Tho rapid fight of time.is Droug? vs | t forcibly YARD. ne | ago today t Garfald wer ‘shot at the = so beaded Baltimere end Potomac ‘The least expense and the greatest comfort, with quick resulta, can be had with our goods. Gas is cheaper than coal; you save time and money. ‘The lively, not ta ergy Woodthirsty, manner Sn which the ‘British erndidatcs for slice are AY one treated bx; those who do mot accept their views | fs calcv? ied to imp ress them with the idea that Me F260 @ pretty slow set Some -@ishman oug)st to write a book of impres- “dons drawing comparisons im this line. ——1 ‘Young Ryan the prisoner prefentz a very dif- ferent appearance from that of ths Ryan who hhed with apparent success eloped with @45,000./ ©. & MUDDIMAN, GAS STOVES AND GAS RANGES, G14 12th at. _— jaa Bottom Prices Guaranteed. prematare extensive explosionsof fireworks that are occurring all over the coun- try are not of sufficient consequence to encour- a concerning a quiet¥ourth of The aS ee, who woald ipuni te ton to go into the water until he fad learned to Se to placein ZEEREEEEES “ Stuck thins toad tase ade gym amiaacpactenahanaes | EPEC EEE EEE EEE EE EEE EEE charge of the bathing beac 200, 402, O0e., 7 Or 8 Florence Oil Stove, ‘The democzats can refie ct with eatikfaction To Ketonrs Tzxrrars Onc. - ; that Mr. Stevenson's first rame is e good, safe ‘Washington's Commandery ze pence me, en. 2” ‘topic for campaign discu gion. glia, De Molay Commandery Re- ——_—+p-e_____ alls and Potomac Commandery Ro- Chicago demands tat the milk furnished for en ae tet eat ek her use be inspected. Her drinking water is too iy rein al ep ‘are made by measurements and © twagh to enjoy eve'a that courtesy. r Perhaps Judge Gresham has avoided the Wrusrr & Reorr, numerous erabarrassments that beset aman who is bigger than his party. ne 905 Px Ave N.W. 2 ____ aaa Saha = The dictionary yields to the people, Ad-lai Ser = ree, | te Ad-ley, the longer 9 the shorter way, to 'to 767 Sth st. a0, PPOPeTTTTTT TITTLE ONE, WEEK ONLY MEN'S $05) SILE Stor eL. Foye) mentee acta as T; e Tuare T Noto be tre with: The truth, 27amite and bad Ppa May witake with the lattes. gaa Tue Hovsesorven Wao Has Pon CHASED A HOME UPON INSTALLMENTS GLORIES IN HIS INVESTMENT, AND WITH REASON, TOO, THOUGH BOUND DOWN BY THE INEXORABLE RULES WHICH GOVERN ALL REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. WHY SHOULD HE HESITATE TO FURNISH THAT HOME UPON CREDIT, SEEING THAT OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM FAVORS HIS ENTERPRISE BY AN IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF EVERY ARTICLE NECESSARY TO HIS FAMILY’S COMFORT, BURDENING HIM WITH NO TAXES, NO INSURANCE, NO INTEREST, NO CONVEYANCING, NO IRONCLAD MORTGAGES, IF HE BUT SHARE WITH US A SMALL POR- TION OF HIS WEEELY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS? THE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM IS OPEN TO ALL RELIABLE HOUSEREEPERS. HOUSE & HERMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, * 917, 919, 921 AND 23 7TH ST. 32 636 MASS. AVE. N.W. ECIAL!—GENTLEMEN'S NI St Pook usin, “ae am taice Fiaxascaws eral Esrasciswent GENTLEMAN'S WATCH— SOLID GOLD— ELGIN OR WALTHAM MOVEMENT— SIZE 18— Omx $25. ‘Look in the Window for Bargains. BS] Seventh street northwest. Pat PbS lea Bow. FLEE EE Eth Anuasne iy as ee em o'clock; gther days at oF a 1 hon Oe Urestion Oo. ani Ri re sagg588 forpht | EER (e HH FE Morpl r M i i & Becks Sacitiiiung ne is See fork Racy Rieti Tees Bei REE Wy ie pce ener BS ie WW 3 Sukneien 2 Se A 8&8 Morbi of inditercnt ACES. |e Bases "4 ‘Occ er = = ie ia et list of but the new Eston that vaperorauliton a inked tw | Hep See ee Prices. orp! 4 the Morp] and a Cream Sux Cuanrnir Laces. Morph was aPited, evident already—the few ladies to whom they have been shown ‘were eager purchasers. ‘e : New Varexcrexxis Laces. (Go. to 350. yard.) he variety of Gectens tn ust culy lange_some Go choicest designs of the season are included and not e few being 7 inches wide. You know we can’t show you the quality without you call, so we can only re eat: See these new laces. Taz New Ontextat Laces. (0c. to36c. yard.) EE ELMAR FARHNEY, M. D. 833 sorP) It wonld be waste of valuable space and your time to ey acaey, kor attempt to rly describe the designs. All we can | M Morpl tay ia! They ave entirely new and very beaut eh Egvatty Errrcacious Mer Niw Por pT retaxve Laces. Morb! Is Orsze Diseases. Norv) (4c. to 500. yard.) —_— morph ‘You need not be told that we dare not be buying new: See the last edition of the Sunday Morbi Point d’Irelande Laces unless they are extraordinary ‘Herald. Morpt bdargatne, for will you not make comparison with those \, already offered? fests Yorphia, Morbi. Mort) coat Ex woananieras WE S38, L KK, Sg58 | tun & Txo Oxce West aes PT eS TL et te APS TS a: we'w A“Ateas ¢ os We Wa Rexam ‘These are of very best silk, made np and Open till 1 o'clock on Monday Ike custom-made. They warn anlar in order to give alle held at high prices by the maker until, the end of the chance to proviae season coming in view, he now lets goats lose—at a themeeives with our Candies gain to you and us, Candies, noted for — $2.98 tor choice of Black, Kavy and Cardinal ae — eretofore sold India and Surah Silk Waists that have at $4.50 at wholesale. $3.98 tr crocs of Glace, Polka Dot and javy and Black Surah Waists. Manufacturer's former ‘wholesale price was $5. Cor ‘Lr Ax F Sra, THE POPULAR CONFECTIONERS. Mes eae Have Rervsep T. 'o Darxx NE === g sist that were formerly 87 at wholesale. THE PALAIS ROYAL. Il (Continued below.) =U fe | Warre Dress Goons Bancarms, Ul oft — eft, a] li INCLUDING | \| S protracted and ecvere sirugsis —— ey eT 250. Swiss For 150. Yano. Th —_— III Wauiuse =a III - Te ast great purchase of the season and the most favorable one—to you and us. II] II] 15c. YARD.—Figured Swiss in small and large de- signs. Styles and quality usually sold at 25c. yard. ? I E E 20c. YARD. —Stripe Swiss, intermingled with dots.- ‘Design and quality heretofore sold at 30c. yard. ° 75 Cenzs 23c. vanp.—swissin large figures. The designs and quality that sold so well at 33c. yard. 250. varv.—swies in meometrical designs, and quality you will recognize as usually valued at 35c. ayerd. 50c. yanp.—mtack Swiss with white polka dots. 25c. Narxsooxs For 18. Stripe and Plaid Nainsooksin bewildering variety at prices ranging trom 12c. to 250. a yard. A particularly choice quality marked at 18c. # yard, the like of which never before sold at less than 25c. s yard. wnat, PURO, REPATEING, AND YARNISEIN. a eS roageata ot easel a hows eee ees Tres, 18 A FACT fotos af TUREISH DRC re the : pain or Satin Stripe and Bordered Lawns in very effective de- ‘signs at 17c., 20c. and 25c. a yard. Being 40 inches wide they serve admirably as skirts, and at trifling cost. . Because they could not be profitably sold at mod- ‘erate prices the importer had left on his hands the chotcest of his stock. ‘The ending of the season forces im to dispose of this surplus ate los. So here fare the finest Swiss and Irish Point Embroideries, 3 to 9 inches wide, at from 12c.to 50c.a yard. And bereare Nainsook Edges and Insertion to match, in many in- stances two yards for the proper price of one yard. Sueer Ispux Loxex,13c. A Yano. 13c., 16c., 20c. and 25e. « yard for Indian Linens 4 SIMPLE PROMISE TO PaY IS BASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS ‘IS ALL THAT 1S REQUIRED 4T Groaars Masororn Cazorr Hover S29, S21 and 823 7th ot nw. ss See the Plush or Hair Cloth Parlor Suite we are offer- ing for $28 cash or $30 on time. Our Grade Parlor Furniture, now it isthe Palais Royal that has the sbeerest and tel, in 25 por cont lower tn price best at 130. syard. Also unusually good values in pet re ele age Perslan awn ab 200, and 250.0 yard,and Mallat] 9 oo eis aces 2c. a yard. cash or $18.00 time. " oar Fan-x Oxzoaxoms, L1o. Yasp. sgmmeeenecayy en pe ed ‘You may know the provailing price ie 12}4e. s yard. ‘And, too, where such » variety elsewhere? No less than winety-two designs on grounds of light blue, pink, lavender, gray, cream and white. Narr Broz Dares Goove ‘Berw's a Iittlé list that will be reed with in‘erests. Stinch Navy Blue Ladies’ Cloth..............85¢. yard ‘cloth —all grades that aro reliable, ‘54-inch best quality Storm Serge................61 yard | See our Bix-foot Osk Extension Table, $4.25 cash or 4®-inch English Navy Bine Serge...........500. yard nace te " ot ‘need ‘2tinch Navy Blue Japences Silk.............800. yard Leapamesoagegt oe rm me ~ ‘23-inch Navy end White Stripe Silk..........50c: yard ay fa and our “2 foment raret ‘2T4och Nery Bilk with white Gots............ 760. yard (62 Mall orders promptiy and iqtelligentiy Sled, ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, Coo. Gizx Ecuo. ‘The summer's promise of hot weather bas email ter. Tor for the citizen who decides to make bis bome at Glen Echo. The air there is always cool and invigor- | sting. With plenty ofshade, beautiful glens. picta- Feequegrottoes, fishing, boating and bathing. tt ts the most desirable sum:er resort that could be foand. tts easily reached from Washington by the electric railway. This railway is now being extended clear to the cottages. The location of Glen Exho ts one of pe- culiar advantage, and makes it desirable either asa | Place of summer sxtourn or as@summer home. The cottages have beon built not only with a view to plo- turesqueness and convenience, but with regard for per- Manence as well. Each is stracture which com- ines elegance with durability. They have hot and cold baths, cfty system of sewerage, spring water in the house and electric lightime at small expens» Residents will have the advantage of admis. lon to entertainments tn the «reat amphitheater. ‘Until November the cottages will be rented at from €16.81 to $21.65 per month. After that rents will be reduced one-half. The prices rangefrom @2,347to $2,041. Terms, £500 cash, balance from $20 to 630 permonth. Apply té E. & EK. BALTZLEY, Room 7, Bun butlding. ot Hy OGRE S QUALITY aT 496 OTH ST. N.W., BET. D AND B M. Suvensene & Co. oles Ruarrs Exrenpnise, 228 DTH ST. 8B ‘We are offering big Grives in rem ‘ants, as the time will soon be here ‘When we will receive our fall rem nants, Having made new contract {his season with the Arlington Mille ‘We will show for the coming fall sea son all the newest ideas in Wool Nov- elties and Wash Fabrics, Rewxaxrs. Rexxaxre. India Linen, 10e. Our price, 5Mc. India Linen, 12}. Our price, OMa Indis Linen, 180, Our price, 84s. ‘White Piaids, 8. Our price, 4. ‘White Plaids, 200. Our price, 5M. Black Striped Organdies, 1230. Our price, 8a. ‘Dress Ginghams, 12i§0. Our price, Sige. Plain Zephyrs, 15¢. Our price, Ac. Percales, light grounds, 12\¢c. Our price, 60. Flannelettes, 12%. Our price, 4%. ‘Woo! Challies, ail the newest patterns, to close, 1044. ‘Matting, 25, 20, 18c., to close, 15c. ‘Matting, 35c., seamless, to close, 230. ‘Hemp Carpet, 15c., to close, 100. ‘White Rough and Ready Yachts, 250. Our price, 9a, Black Rough and Ready Yachts, 250. Our price, 9a. ‘White Milan Sailors, 500. Our price, 25e. Bleck Milan Sailors, 60c. Our price, 20. 1241 Lith st. ne. Commox-Sexsz “Suor Tare Br Hoover & Sxxore It is Just as bad to haves shoe too loone as too tight. To secure comfort and.style the Shoe should ft just eo. Woattribute at least half of our success to being “expert shoe fitters"—the other baif bas been due to the stylish footwear we sell and the honest, sen- ible prices we name. fare continually pulling off shoes with ‘once buy here—buy forever. We have always fought aby of all cheap, common shoes, for ‘the reason that they are invariably unsati= factory and as unprofitable for you to buy as for us to sell. Let us shoe you next time. 1217 Pa Ave N. W. Canmazr & Ler, 928 7TH ST AND 706 K ST. ¥.W. A DROP IN LAWNS. ‘The balance of our stock of Printed Victoria Lawns to fo at 4 cents pér yard. Another lot of our Ladies’ Irish Lawn Shirt Waiste, sizes 32 to 40, at 50 cents. An item for big mon, size 18, Scotch Madras Outing ‘Shirts, at €1 and $1.50 cach. Geure and Gossamer Undershirts, sines 46, 48. 50 and 52-inch. Our own make of Jean Drawers, sizes 46, 48 and 50. Dotted Swiss. We have just received another ship- ‘ment of this popular qvods and will give you the advantage of « fortunate purchase, st 18, 25, ‘BO and 374. per yard. Genuine Biarritz Kid Gioves, in white and pearle,sines OT ‘Have Dever bea ‘sold for less than €1.25. CARHART & LEIDT, STs. and Ket ae m To’ Tut Parnoxs Or Taz Auem- ‘A Gissstrous fire has burnt the nest equipped too plant in the state of Maine. We shall rebuild tm ‘mediately. Our ample stock of ice has been mearly ‘Gestroyed, 20 weare forced to go into the market im bot weather to buy what way benecasary to supply our trade. We will mest the demand. RM wis, ‘Vise President