Evening Star Newspaper, July 4, 1892, Page 4

F 4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. A “THE EVENING STAR. D. C, “MONDAY, JULY 4, 1892. Woonwarn Axo Lorunor, W. A. Prez & Co. WASHINGTO THE EVENING STAR bas a regular and circulation In Washington three times larger than that of any other paper in thecity. As a local NEWS paper and Ad- vertizing Medium It has ne compe ——— ‘The day of days to all Americans is “the day we celebrate.” Other dates in our history relate to human problems more or less momentous, but the 4th of July to the average American embodies all the political good with ‘Yery much else that is contained in them all. Independence day to the United States is the great day of liberty. The flag, the oration, the strains of national music, the fire cracker and the general ethilaration—these are the ex- ternals of patriotism. Within the breast of the Citizen is the secred assurance, more certain since 1865, of a prosperous, permanent Union. ‘The externals are sufficiently manifest. They Detoken a robust patriotism that is doubt- Tess well based on the intelligence, indus- try and virtue of the people. It is only neces- sary to maintain this standard, to broaden and eopen the results attained, to make the achieve- ments of the past and the vital doctrines of the past living realities in the present and the foundation of the future. To the thoughtful patriet nothing is *o plain as the unity of this Fepublic. The revelations of science, political ne wellas material. have made it co. It ought then to be the ardent desire of every heart to have this unity as perfect in every detail as pos- sible. To this end the government is ever to be the people's under the Constitution, on the Tines of the founders of the the only Modifications being such as are demanded by experience and within the constitutional provis- 719 MARKET SPACE, COR. STH ST. AND PENNA. AVE. Ovn Great Stock Repverox Saez Carcues rue Crown. LADIES Fe natGarst when Os, ay are Shee oe ee 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. Beginning tomorrow, Tuesdyy, and continuing nti September 1, we close st 5 p.m.; Saturdays atlam HONEST ee ot hie HO ga of Garrat Repvertox Satz TOMORROW. TUESDAY, « In Muziveay Derarruesr. ‘The most important sale of the season. ALL OUR Fixe Trimep Hars —That wore $10, $12, $15 and $18— —Are NOW $2.50 and $3.50.— Laous: Samr Warsts. BEAGK cr NAY PBLUE., Well made, eae made, belt, plaited back and front. All sizes’ Hey: lular price, $1.25and #1. vippvolD TO A. Kavrwas, 909 PENN. A WE BEGIN OUR GRAND Movsuumer Ressaxz Sate IN OUR ANNEX, Toxonnow, Trespay, Jury 5. We ars not reducing fresh invoices. We shall ‘busy in this department during the month.of July ss we were in May and June. We have surprised you with prices, and, as the old saying, ‘Wonders will ‘ever cease,” we will surprise you still greater. rite Ppt on sale FT Sean Trestay ‘of Unbleached Cotton ‘We put cn sale Seta July 5, immed) —That were $2, 82.50 and 83— —Are NOW 2% and 5%%.— 25c. Sar. Fass For 7c. 50 JAPANESE Py panes MEET FANS. Reg- ‘ular price, 25e. ‘CED Me EACH. Au. F LOWERS 4 —That were 2c. are NOW 10:,— Wirz Goons Banaarss. * ON TUESDAY we will offer 7 WHITE PLAID RWins ORG, REDUCED “To N*USt Price Me. YARD. ves of 22-in. NDE. ‘Cihis . 10 and Ade. Of course there is a choice among thera first comers got it. (24 floor. . ---20 annex.) ims. This implies, of ¢ mt the people muty always change the organic law in the modes provided by them in the beginning. The great names and ¢ nked with the 4th of July are the greatest names and the greatest date: in political history. To mankind, Washingion, Jefferson, Franklin, Samuel and Jobn 4 . Hancock, Richard Henry Lee and Patrick Henry, ly associated with indo- with Madison, tph, Wilson, Tutledge, | neve snd others, fathers of ill ever seem probably. the Ce as | ther have se e great minds of man lands, the shini ts of modern liberty. Let Americans, then, not forget in the celebration of the d men and events connected indis- eolubly with it. Not longer than the 2ist of June, 2 great date. that of the an versary of the ratification of New Hampel ninth state. making the Union | under the few Constitution complete, was | allowed topacs with the slightest possible recog. © 13th of September proximo. the | ry of the promulgation of the Con-| e old Congress ought to be cel- | » American people as one of the | ifieant days im all their history. see The Honse has progressed pin the matter of the Grand Army encampment ee priation. It has decided tha: only $75,000 shalt | be given, anyway. and that it will consent to ap-| Propriating thix sum oniy upon the condition | that it shall be all taken from the District funds. | Tt is not likely that the Senate will egree to this. That body knows—and/ fo does the House, for that matter—| that asked — for——$100,000— was determined upon by the citizens’ commit- | tee only after a most careful estimate of the number of veterans expected here at the en- €xmpment and a close coraputation of the cost | fer “he entertainment of those who would be | etherwise unprovided for. Consequently, the fall amount requested ia absolutely necded and | ought tobe appropriated. As to. the proposi- | tien of the Meuse to take it entirely from the Fevenues of ihe District, it is unjust, and tmworthy of those who alone have) the power to legidate for the Dis- trict. ‘The relations of the general government | oud the District have been fully explained dar- ing the debate on this question and have been clearly set forth in the comments that Tur Star has made upon the proposition presented | by Mr. Dockery on Saturday. Under the part-| nership that exists there is no more reason why the money asked for to entertain the Union veterans who will come to the national capital next September should be taken entirely from the revenues | of the District than that the sums asked for to carry on street improvements or to erect school Duildings should be so taken. It is hoped that the Senate will stand firm in the attitude it has taken upon the question, and ‘that the House will ultimately see the injustice of the position it hax assumed. —__~+eo—___ ‘The country’s business, it is satisfactory to note, is larger than for years past, measured by clearings. It is @ larger aggregat~ for the month of June than the last year by 12 per gent, and for six months by 15 per cent. In- deed, it is a greater volume of business than in ang year since 1852. The quantity of wool, cot- | fon, leather, iron, &c., used in the respective manufactures is greater thin before. This means general prosperity, and the calamity Jeremiahs are not so numerous or influential as they were awhile back. —+e2—____ ‘The silver people seem to have an idea that hey can capture the House. if the presidential | election goes to the House, by having a silver | democrat as their nominee. This is not likely, as the democratic representatives are all pledg- ing themselves to Mr. Cleveland, their candi- date, and conld not afford to desert him in the second round of the election, so to speak. It is | probable that their intention is simply | guile the silver republican states with this raw hope in order to cause the defeat of Mr. Har- — —_— soem The time has come when the date for holding fnaugurations and beginning Congresses should | be changed. The 30th of April, as proposed in the joint resolution reported n the House, is the date of the first inauguration of Gen. ‘Washington, and it is a saitable date. The 4th of March is frequently stormy and is nearly always an uacomfortable day for an outdoor ceremony. It has been thought by those who have observed its effects that inauguration day has prodnced more sickness than any or per- haps all other celebrations, and for the obvious reason that the crowd stands or sits in the open often exposed to the inclemencies of the season. Te STAR has long urged the Passage of the joint resolution for the above and other reasons. It ought to be enacted and sent to the states as soon as possible for action by their legislatures. or While the total population of the United tates increwed between 1880 and 1390 24.86 per cert the males increased 25.06 per cent and ‘the females 24.02 per cout. The ordinary nor | Taal ratio is perhaps preserved between the | sexes, The figures us to foreign and native horn are interesting ond exceedingly instrac- | tive. Again, euppressing all but percentages, #0 a8 not to burden the memory with figures, ft is found in the censms tables recently issued ‘that the native born increase during the past | decade was only 22.76 per cent against 31.78 per | cent in the decade of 1870-1880, while the for-| eign born increase from 1850 to 1890 was 38,47 per cent as against 19.99 per cent for the previ- ous ten years. This shows a large increase iz. foreign and a large decrease in native born Population in the past decade. ee Mr. Cleveland once expressed a desire to be simply a private citizen. His experience illus- trates how even great men frequentiy fail to have their wishes gratified. soe Gray failed in Chicago, but his py in still respected. This is shown by the nobody ventures to cal! him “Ike.” ee of bees took possession of a candy store Jersey, thus furnishing one of the great- as to the character of materials } ~ | Ts. 1a | THE “ovTr | intelligently in all departments of the store. Ba your Pieces 30-in, BLACK INDIA LINEN in phalbg ay ECKS. Regular price, yD. CK SATIN STRIPE REDUCED TO WOOL TENNIS c6,50e, REDUCED 10 6 pieces 30-in. LAWN. Rernlar price, 1 ide Yb. piece CREAM WiNT strfiNa Regular 2 FOURTH OF JULY WEEK. OPENS ¥" SEASON. It means thousands of vacations, lasting 3 day, a week orlonzer. It means OUTING BEADQUARTERS— that’shers—and we've inade special preparations for thegreat trade that has already come and is sure ‘We are ready to serve yon promptly and active basiness fi to continne. destination EUROPE, THE MOUNTAINS, THE SEASHORE we hove everything imaginable for yi comfort, pleasure and enjoyment. Mave you thought of ererything you will need while on your outing? ‘The very thing yon have forgotten, perhaps, is con- tained in this list. Perase it carefully. uler price, LADIES TION o- Regular p Trosxs Of every kind an] size, from alarge PACKING TRUNK AT Se. Toa THER TRUNK AT Ladies’ Saratoga ‘Trants, Packing Trunks, Steamer Trunks, Dress Trunks, ‘Truaks, Hat Tranks, Men's Trunks, Basket Can- vae-corered Trunks, Leather Trunks, Zinc wate fos WHITE LILAG, ‘Trunks, in all sizes. Jeera’ = FOu TUESDAY Baas, Tn canvas, sheepskin, grain leather, bag leather, sole leather, allixator, seal, &c. All such popular shapes asthe Club, Cabin, Glad stone, English Club, s, Specie, Tour- : on tone, English Cius, Barkers’, Specie, Tour. NGHELDREN'S Gtx ists, Dress Suit Cases, Extension Cases, &e. HALE Bis Reovertoxs Ty Lanes: Mo LIN and CAMBRIC UNDERWEAR. HAM DRESSES, all MADE, at PRICE. Miscetaxrovs. W. A. Prence & Co., Men's Sfik Hat Boxes, Shawl Straps, Shoul- 719 MARKET SPACE, der Straps, Trunk Straps, Shawl Rolls, Car- be ua ea eae ryalls, Tags, &e. £271 trunks marked free. Se"Heavy straps civen with all trunks. t@-Anclegant line of Steamer Chairs. We will mark and deliver chairs free of charze on board all steamers sailing from Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. f¥-We do all kinds of Trunk Repairing Asorner Great Suz OF SAMPLES OF THE CELEBRATED A. F. Promptly, thoroughly and satisfactorily. Our SMITH LINE charges for this kind of work are by far tho lowest of any trunk-repsiring house in the aT city. Your trunk calied for and delivered. HOW BOTHERING TO COLLECT ALL THE SMALL TOILET THINGS, how hard to care for them. Not so if you own one of these LEATHER DRESSING CASES. For ladies or gentlemen. Twenty-five styles. Be. to $3.75.— oa Tae Wares Sao Hovsr, 1115 F STREET N.W. ‘This time we have captured over 500 pairs manufacturers’ samples in LADIES’ HIGH AND LOW SHOES, the rogular prices of Here ssa ust embracing some things essential to your comfort, such as you can’t well get along with- out, and will have use for every day: ‘Nail Brushes. Soaps, which range from #2.50to 85. The most of Hair Brushes, Sponges, these are on our $1.85 Bargain Counter, and ‘Tooth Brushes, Toilet Waters, the remainder will be soid at fully 324 per cent Ciothes Brushes, Tooth Powders, Jess than regular prices. Shoe Brushes, Stationery, LADIES SHOULD NOT MISS THIS SALE. Flesh Brushes. ‘Umbrellas. ‘We are still selling MEN'S $6.50 PATENT Dressing Combs, Curling Irons. CALF SHOES at $3.25, and MEN'S $5.50 RUSSIA CALF BLUCHER BALMORALS at ‘82.75 ver pair. ‘We also have left about 18 pairs of MEN'S HAND-SEWED KANGAROO OXFORDS at Here is o 1st comprising things that will com- tribute greatly to your summer's pleasure aad enjoy- ment: $2.50 per pair. Regular price, 85.00, Hammocks, { Bathing Suits, Lawn Tennis. Bathing Caps, aa Croquet, ‘Tourists’ Curs, 4 S 7Ee. } Tourists’ Flasks, Tae Wanres Suoz Hovsz Elastic Pillows, | Gossamers, | sackintoshes, Embroidery Materiais, Seip 1115 F Sense: N. W Booxs For Scouser Reanrxo. We have the lowest priced editions that can ba found of the foltowinz books You Hear Asovr The Scariet Latter, The Little Sceeneaks, Natural Law in the Spiriuat | Cenes» Frour Eveny Day. World, Looking Backward, Ben Hur, Fair Got, Rama, Remola, Bructa American Commomecaith. Prescott's Peru, Prescott's Mezico, Drummond's Addreswa and Black Beauty. Abeautiful series of PAPER BOOKS is WORTH- INGTON’S INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY, each. voluine containing photogravure illustrations. It includes novels by W. Hetmburg. Marie Bernhard, Francois Coppee, Hector Malot and Marie Cahn, ‘The lady who writes under the psamdonym of W. HEIMBURG (Bertha Behrens) is acknowledged by leading German writers to be equal (f° not superior to E Martitt, her great contemporary in German fle- tion. Herbooks are characterized by unusual liter- ary finish and skill in character painting; nearly all | concerned with !ore and marriaga and the delichtful,| | bomelifeof Der Faderland. Pollowing is alist of her books that are now in stock: “Gertrude’s Murriags,” “A Maiden's Choice” ““t Suter's Love,” “Magdalen'a Fortunes, * “Two Daughters of One Race,” “Mia judged,” ““Lucie’s Mistake,” “The Pastor’a Daughter," “A Poor Girt." &e. (Baseznent.. ath st. building.) 3,000 Yanps Tarver Onoaxores | In cream. white and tinted grounds, with rich Printines of dainty colorings. Have been, until this We talx about {t here a little—tell you ‘where it is to be found—(at your grocer’s)— and something about the careful way it is made. ‘Housckeepers talk about ‘‘Ceres Flour with each other. They agree that it makes “‘inore" bread, “‘lighter” bread, “‘whiter” Dread and ‘*better” bread than guy other flour they ever used. Perhaps we have dwelt on that cirewlar contained in every sack and barrel of the enuine “Cares” a itttle too much, but there are imitations of this standard flour, and We cannot caution you too strongly re- garding this cireular, which bears th stamp of two gold medals and the auto- «raph signature of Wm. M. Galt & Co., and ‘meana you have the genuine ‘*Ceres” when vou Jind it. Pat “Ceres" on your grocery list next time—it ta the beat. Wx M. Gur & Co. “Wholesale Fiour and Feed Dealers,” Cor. Ist and Ind. ave. nw. Scum Boras 1s Basses Tess Jess and tastes best. Sa: hres ee er nes Tie Be: and $e. Reed iahceaheye? —All that wore #2.50— Chant.” Worth Go am Mem” Bt —Are NOW 81. 00. Sais Some of these are stichtiv mussed or crumpled | Parig Novexty Bexrs. Soolors. “Worth ca deerene Qn YARD from handling. We put on sil Tuesday. Jul PALL SEW Is, pie styles, Regular | ve Put on s doin? = minty Be 53 — Sg Ae _Bennants. Worth ALL ovR gene “erie WEL hy on: Bat on sale "Feeaky, ay. Joly 5 Ss REDUCED TO ¢ Remnants: Worth 100 Struc Scorn Srraws Wo pat on ale Tusaday, One” base of Gentine Print Remnants. Worth ‘We put on gale One case of Fi Hemnants. We Put on sda} Onerchoe of Black, Batts Orgad with litle white figures.” Worth Give Png on se Tuesday, July 3, One Pease of Merrimac.” Dress ‘3 einai gg, at on sale Tucsday, July One cane of Plain Biee he Tien 33 Werth ton sele Tuesday, July © of Colored Hisured Drees 73 _Dimity Remnants. Worth 1g... 4c. YARD osday, July of Check ani isipe Nan. 4 Wor ‘e._yarp One Case West I ¥ ¢ We put on sale Taesday, July Ono base Of 40-in, Previch Pereale 9 Hemhants, Worth Le. 920. YARD We put on sale Tnosd: Worth Soe. = 1c. YARD Wr E have fuily 100 other kinds of Susciner Wash Goods ead Cottars that have beepeompetled 86, mand Seduction in order to inaurusete our ‘MID-SUMMER. REMNANT SALE. _aaly the District. us, ifyou PECIAL IN MISSES’ HOSIERY—BLACK DERB} Ribbed, jard’s 50-yas Sys Silk, de. Do Nor Fan. To Try Bho ett Bese if yom are not already using, Ite age (eight months) {s just right. Hoxes Ar Grex Ecuo. ‘The day we celobrate is one of the country’s grand institutions, but it is always associated with noise toa degree which carries dismay to those who have passed the firecracker period of existence. It emphasizes the delights and advantages of a quiet home in Glen Echo, where the resident enjoys all the business facili- ties which Washington affords, with entire immunity from the annoyances which surround the home in # crowded city. The cottages there are remarkable ex- amples of what modern architecture can prod ‘They are not only handsome, but durabie. They equipped with hot and cold bath, spring water in the house, city system of sewerage, electric lighting at small expense, and are beautifully finished both as to interior and exterior. The electric cars make them convenient to the city, As a summer resort Glen Echo has no superior. It has bouting, bathing, fish- ing and natural beauties that never lose their interest and attraction. Those occupying cottages will have the advantage of free admission to entertainments in the magnificent amphitheater. The cottages will be rented until November at from 815.81 to $21.65 per month. After that they will be reduced one-half. ‘The prices ranze from $2,347 to $2,941. Terms, £500 cash, balance from $20 to 820 per month. For plats, pictures and further information apply to E. & E. BALTZLEY, Room 7, Sun building. it BONE, WEEK ONLY! MEN'S 605, SILK Stripe , SOc. each. len's 50c. Sat teen Sulrter Stor 81. 8, Jy2-2t 743 to 747 Bth'st. ne. Ber Tar Best Oxzx ‘ood motto at all times. Chis applies aptly to the ty .n Beer tnevery sense. Tt iss epleuaad tones ‘Reed Crvstat Sates Have far exceeded our expecta- Candies Ice tions, and they well deserve it, sent Cream they are sodainty and refresh- by by ing, and as = warm-weather express. the candy are only equaled by our plate. Crystal Mints, both of which are pscked in half-pound boxes and sold for 13 cents. Guus, Cor. 1a Axp F Srs, svt THE POPULAR CONFECTIONERS. Fussacaws Jeweray Esrastrsmaent Oxx $25. A GENTLEMAN'S SOLID GOLD WATCH. SIZE 18. ELGIN OR WALTHAM MOVEMENT. 531 Seventh street northwest. nw. Tae, Beir Porter a tu ‘But toe, ate puresed invigeredl 3 jy2-at War Wear Yoursexr Our ‘Why wear yourself out, getting over- heated and out of sorts, running around this hot weather trying to buy a pair of suitable Shoes from the various meager assortments about town, when by com- ing direct to us you will find exactly the hee tes mie svente See style, shape, Atand price? ‘We have just stocked up in the line of Ladies’ $3 Russet Goat Shoes—new line. ‘and new styles. We do not care if others do ask $3.50 for this Bhoe, we shall con- tinue to sell them at $3. Marto thet 1 the reson Wesel so many of thor. stock, but still receiving every nerve to be as We have closed all day, but To- ‘morrow we shall bein A SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE. This we do regu- larly every year, beginning July 5. This year's Clearing Sale will be of much importance to you, as the selec- tion is better than it has ever been this time of the year. There is a much choicer selection and a greater variety. ‘You can knock st any of our 46 Depart. ‘ments and you will recognize Cheaper Prices. This sale includes Ovr Wurre Goons, Ovr, Caaties, Ove Ovr Ocr Ocn Ocr Ovr Ovr Hostery. ‘We allow you tomorrow any of our 25c. Jewerny ror 190. 50c. Jewerny ror 37c. $1.00 Jewerny ror 74. Excluding nothing. Tissves, Cuzrez Crorn, Exszowenzs, Laces, Ripoxs, —we wit dotuct 1-5 tae— —P ace. trom any Baby Coat or — -—Cap. —Our $1.98 Afghans can be yours— —for 81.50. Over 10c. Axwosta For 7 crs. Ovr 5e. Guycenrse Soar, 3 ors. And so on throngh the stocks redue- tions will become apparent at once. It isagolden opportunity for you to buy anda chance for us to unload. st 420, 422, 424, 496 7TH ST. Our store will be open Monday, July 4, till 12:80 p.m. 3 Py eA 3 JOHNSON (see E UTTRELL. S35 aee* CLL WWE # cosing ont our entire stock previous to REBUILDING AT COST PRICES. Wasnaste Goons Ar Cosz. Bs China Clothe bern ois now go ake Woorex Duss Goons. OR RC RA 19, Wwe want the Foon, and they are | YAND. i gett and fancy westea that were to. “Yipes Challies tal were Gx wel owt weil less, SU =] oun Dectarstion of Independence! No other house DOES—EVER DID—or EVER WILL—eell such STERLING QUALI- IES at such LOW PRICES ss WE quote. Saxs Axo Comrasy. TITitiiiitiitbiit Homun Fox “a Tus Wu BA “don Menonasze = closed at noon it would have been the biggest * opening day" any SPECIAL SUIT SALE hae ever had. Everybody was here. And everybody who was here was buying. The stock fs several hundred Suits smaller then it was this morning. There is no fun about these. selfs. They are stern reality. We have most as many SUITS left after the rush of ‘the season is over as lots of honses erin with. Expect to. In them ts ur variety—that makes your choice so —s0 satisfactory. And now this surplus is “bard aground.” Values that won the Praiso of our patrons—and the envy of our contemporaries—at $18, $16.50, $15, $13.50 and @12.50 all made to “‘toe the same Iine”— E = Tritititititiiiit Pe tee 2 Hi in Ce a eS Its a choice worth making. THE chance of the whele season. If you want a SACK SUIT pick it out —| $10.75. If you want » CUTAWAY — SUIT pick it out for $10.75. Pick —| from the = Fancy = CASSIMERES, | CHEVIOTS, WORSTEDS, HOMESPUNS, |- HOP SACS, from the PLAIN CHEVIOTS | and the PLAIN SERGES, - Look on the tickets—there’s the whole |~ story iu plain figures—#18, 16.50, | =| #15, 812.50 or 912.50 are the original markings.—They went into stock a few weeks ago—fresh from our own work- Tooms—at these prices, only $20.75 it's only And now they thousands @f them. for a are But week—and one = day's opportunity is gone. "Tend it the first thing in the morning. to “yr Wasisa Bancarss. The LADIES’, MISSES’, CHILDREN’S and INFANTS’ SHOE SALE is keeping right on this week—and a big pruning of the MEN'S, BOYS’ and YOUTHS stock is Keeping it company. We load — oar guns according to the game — Many of these lines are so broken in sizes that they are better out of stock. ‘The present petty prices are carrying them out like “2. See that all your family is: shod while this sale lasts. | ‘The Generals of Trade. ] se eeee Cleard Today. Eanty-Crostxe Notice. ALSO Srrcur Sire Axxovncemenr. Ursri september tne Puinis Royal will close Sat- urdays at 1 o'clock ; other days at o'clock. Iuronraxr. Towmonnow, Tocstey. wit be opened a full line of Crochet and Marseilles Quilts. Proprietors of hotels, at wholesale prices. Inquire of cur Mr. Lindau, on ‘second floor. THE PALAIS ROYAL. Tomonnow, Tuestay. is the last day tut one of the special sale of Ladies’ Cambric and Cotton Underwear. Until closing time—5 p.m.- ing special prices: S5e. Garments for 46c. ‘Te. Garments for Ge. ‘S0e. Garments for 740. #1 Garments for Ste. $1.25 Garments for 98c. EF The garments are the Palais Royal's “ special- the follow. thee”—extrraodinary values at popular prices. THE PALAIS ROYAL. Toxornow, ‘Taestay, morning special sales of Silk and Laces. We beg to remind our patrons chases of importers who were willing to dispose of sur- plus stocks at prices favorabie to ns—to you. THE PALAIS ROYAL. Toxonnow's tace sate will ineinde the following new goods: Cream Silk Chantilly Laces, 16 to ide. yard; Valenciennes Laces, to Sie. yard; Oriental gains offered is already assured, for never before have such quatities been linked with such prices. THE PALAIS ROYAL. Tomorrow's sate of sitk Walsts ix another im- portant event. duce are to be offered at less than wholesale prices. ‘The best garments possible to pro- 82.98 and $3.98 for choice of India, Surah, Glace and Polka Dot Silk Waists made to retailat &, @6and 87.50. THE PALAIS ROYAL. Toxonnow's sate of Traveling Satchels and other leather roods can only be appreciated by a visit to the department near door of No. 1119 Pa. ave. one hint: Large Size Genume Alligator Satchels sor only 82.40, . THE PALAIS ROYAL. Here ts Sans Ax Courant. | \pa. ave. ax 77H stREET.| svt Boars Banoars Sate. Thave succeeded the firm of Arthur Burt & Co., and have use for more ‘money than the ordinary sales of July would produce. I will therefore hold my semi-annual BARGAIN SALE BARGAIN SALE Earlier than usual. It will open on ‘Tuesday, July 5, and being so earlyin the season will prove a very unusual ‘opportunity to purchase high-grade and ‘seasonable shoes at very low prices. ARTHUR BURT, ‘Successor to Arthur Burt & Co., 2211 F st. ow. a2 Tae Hovsesower Wao Has Poe CHASED A HOME UPON INSTALLMENTS GLORIES IN HIS INVESTMENT, AND WITH REASON, TOO, THOUGH BOUND DOWN BY THE TNEXORABLE 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, BURDEXING HIM WITH NO TAXES, ‘NO INSURANCE, NO INTEREST, NO CONVEYANCING, + -NO IRONCLAD MOR WAGES, IF HE BUT SHARE WITH US A SMALL POR. TION OF BIS WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS? THE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM 16 OPEX TO ALL Were Daess Goons Banoarss, INCLUDING 25c. Swiss For 15c. Yano ‘Tre tant grest parchese of the sesson and the most favorable one—to you and us. 15c. xanp.—rigurea Swiss in small ana large de- signs. Styles and quality usually sold at 25. yard. ‘Design and quality heretofore sold at 0c. yard. 23c. YARD.—Swiesin large figures. The designs ‘and quality that sold so well at 33c. yard. 25c. raRD.—swite tm geometrical designs, and faality you will recognize as usually valued at 3c. osard. . : 5 Oc. yamp.—aiack swiss with white polka dots. 26c. Narssooxs For 18c. ‘Stripe and Plaid Nainsooksin bewildering variety at Drices ranging trom 12c. to 25c. a yard. A particularly choice quality marked at 18c. © yard, the like of which never before sold at lees than 25c. a yard. 40.1xcx Victron Lawss. ‘Satin Stripe and Bordered Lawns in very effective de- ‘signs at 17c.. 20c. and 25c. 8 yard. Being 40 inches wide they serve admirably as skirts, and at trif_ing cost. ‘Because they could not be profitably sold at mod- erate prices the importer had left on his hands the choicest of bis stock. The ending of the season forces him to dispose of this surplus at a loss. So bere are the finest Swiss and Irish Point Embroideries, 3 to ‘Pinches wide, at from 12c.to 50c.a yard. And hereare Nainsook Edges and Insertion to match, in many in- stances two yards for the proper price of one yard. Suzee Ixpux Lixex.13c. A Yano. ‘1c., 16c., 20c. and 25c. # yard for Indian Linens are popular prices, The qualities offered vary. Just ‘now it is the Palais Royal that has the sheerest and best at 3c. ayard. Also unusually good values in Persian Lawn at 20c. and 25e. a yard, and Mull st ‘Se. a yard. Fax x Osoaxoms. L1c Yano. ‘You may know the prevailing price is 12}4e. a yard. And, too, where such a variety elsewhere? No less than ninety-two designs on grounds of light blue, pink, lavender, eray, cream gud white, _ ry Navy Bice Daurss Goons ‘Here's » Nitde list that will be resd with in erest> Strtuch Navy Blue Ladies’ Cloth.........---..85e yard SA-tnch dest quality Storm Berge.......-.-+-----81 Fant @0-tnch Raglish Nevy Btue Berge.............000. yard ‘2tinch Navy Bive Japsnese Silk.............50e. yard ‘SBAoch Nery end White ‘Stripe SiIk..........500. yard Doarding houses, &¢.. will be aupplied in quantities Waists, Dress Goods, Leather Goods, Embroideries | of new bar- | ainsi all these departments, the result of late pur- | Laces, 10 to Mc. yard: Point d'irelande Laces, 14 to | SOc. yard. That you will be delighted with the bar- | Og Foeinnine tomorrow we etunc and Saturdapeae Up weet Sepeemtae Te RRY: CALLS POR THE FANCY FRENOR WOOLENS came pouring in so thick and fast that we kept ordering and ordering until now F 3: We find oursrives Justa little overloaded. You have had the Deneftof an immense stock. An now wr Are going to tempt you to take the surplus by some out prices. If there ts any possible way for you to make use of nother pattern you won't resist the inclination to improve this opportunity. ‘They are cheaper than we [ever thoneht te see them. Bat necessity works wow Gers—and we would rather do anything than carry even these few pieces over until next season, We surely will not have to, Of the CHALLIS there are only four plecen: twoof them are STRIPFS in RED ant BLUE and two are CREAM GROUNDS, COVERED: with TINY FIGURES, They are 30 inches wide and have sold at @2ge for the sake of clearing them ont we have marked the: 373 The. avann. | ‘There are thirty news of NOVELTIFS— CREAM, BLACK, TAN, ROSE, GRAY, LAV. ENDER, GREEN and 9 few others in flower and we" desiens. They are what are left | of the beer we have had and were@ie, © yard xc ONLY 5c. avanv. ples are naturally » little more bt they are doomed to mo with the m BLACK «nt instead a ‘The SILK STRIPED JAVANATSE are down to five last ples FLOWERED CREAM or BLACK GROUNDS 8% ginnius tomorrow morning ‘The only question is can you use them? Even if you have to strain = point try—for they are among the finest the French have sent to America in many ® season. And the present prices are mere nothings compared to the costs and qualities, Penavs, “Nisrr Asp Tar Avexce» Festablighed 1849, Telephone 933, We Sex. Ox! Creprr Ar Casu Prices. No Nores To Stox. A SIMPLE PROMISE TO PAY IX EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS 1S ALL THAT 1S REQUIRED aT Groaaws Masorn Crenrr Horse ‘819, B21 and S73 7eb st. aw. ‘See the Plusb or Hair Cloth Parlor Suite we ing for @28 cash or 680 on High Grade tn wilton rus, telle, is 2 per cent than similar qualities: pot cash prices in other ‘See the Solid Oak Bed Room Suite we sell cash or $18 on time. 60c. per yard cash or Ge. per yard time, See the Ingrain Carpet we sell for ke. per yard cash: or 40c. per yard on time. All car See our splendid tock of Matting, Linoleum and O1- cloth ail grades that are reliable. See our Six-foot Oak Extension Table, 84.25 cash or 84.5000n time. See us about any articie of Furniture you may need ‘Our stock {s a8 large and complete as any house in Washington and ou 928 7TH ST AND 706 K ST. N.W. A DROP IN LAWNS. ‘The balance of our stock of Printed Victoria Lawns te go at 4 cents per yard. Another lot of our Ladies’ Irish Lawn Shirt Waists, wines 32 to 40, at SO cents, ‘Shirts, at 1nd #1 50cach. Gaure and Gossamer Undershiria, sizes 46, 48, 50 ‘and G4nch. Our own make of Jean Drawers, sines 4, 46 and 50. ‘sect ot tn pepuiae prods and, will sive 9et of this: Genuine Biarrits Kid Gloves. in white and poarta,sians bb Soloed vai, Have never bees ‘CARBART & LEIDY. wl (9 7th st and 7S Kt we. To Tur Parnoxs Or Tae Aurm- ‘A disastrous fire bas burut the finest equipped tos plant in the state of Maine. We shell rebuild im- mediately. Our ample stock of toe hes been nearly ‘destroyed, 60 weare forved to @o tate the market in ‘bot ‘to bay whet may bemecessary to supply We will meet the demand.