Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. THE EVENING STAR. ~~ WASHIN THE EVENING ST. permanent circuia times larger than that of any other paper in| jocal NEWS paper and Ad- rtising Medicm it has ne competiter. Perna desennh nen Going Inte the Pennsylvania militia seem to go well prepared to the scene of trouble. The | thoroughness of the preparation will have « od effect on the locked-out men, who in ad- vance very sensibly decided it was best to make the situation one of comfort for them- selves and the arriving soldiery of the state. ‘This mode of reception isa decided improve- menton that the Pinkerton visitors received last week. It argues a soberer point of view on ‘the strikers’ part as well as the superiority of Jaw over lawlessness in this country when law 4s once fully aseerted. There is one thing the in- habitants of Homestead may have lost sight of in their new zeal for lawful methods of conduct- ing struggle with capital. They appear not to realize that the object of the militia’s visit is to give the Carnegie company full possession of their plant, including, of course, the right to start their works with non-union men. If any plan is in contemplation for regaining the mills ‘or molesting in any way the new laborers there ‘as soon as the troops are withdrawn the sooner it is abandoned the better for the planners. It would be* child’s play to march to Homestead and then to march away without having accom- plished anything save a demonstration in force supplemented by a little by-play between the militia and the workmen. The former are now at Homestead for definite, rational, Iawful purpose—to restore order so that # citizen may go or come without restraint, to take and turnoverto its owners the mill property of the Carnegies, and to provide that this property shall, for a reasonable time at least, be secure in the control of its rightful possessors. The strikers must face this result along with any legal consequences that may ensue from their usurpations and wrongful other acts. When the Carnegie company have fully re- eovered possession of their p:operty, it would +seem to be wisdom on their part to make all ‘possthle concessions consistent with their rights, Jn order tocome toan amicable understanding ‘with the working men. To be sure, there is no Jaw compelling them to this course, but it would be exceedingly good policy for them to take it. ‘At would relieve them, for one thing, from the decided popular feeling against them from their employment of the Pinkerton detectives, and also from the imputation of being grinding task- | guasters, who, while making enormous fortunes, are disposed to cut down the pay of their men. —_—_—_+eo— The conferees on the District appropriation Dill have settled the last matter in dispute, the proposed appropriation for the G. A.B. en- ‘eampment, by agreeing upon the sum of $90,000, paid from the revenues of the District. The Benate conferees, it is represented, relustantly gave assent at last to this compromise, when it became evident to them that the House would ‘under no circumstances vote an appropriation, in the usual way from the joint revenues of the District. The result of the long controversy is one that will reffect no great amount of credit upon Congress. As Senator Palmer pointed out the other day, the transaction is robbed of all dignity or grandeur. It was an occasion when the record would read better hereafter if the small consideration, whether some res- taurant or boarding house keepers might not benefit by the coming of a throng of visitors to the city, had not been introduced in debate. ‘Tux Stax bas protested earnestly against a de- parture in this case from the usual mode of appropriating for city expenses and still protests. Though Congress might with the utmost propriety appropriate a sum entirely from the national treasury, to provide for the comfort of the veterans who fought for the Union when they assemble in the capital of the mation, no such appropriation was asked. All that Congress was asked to do for the en- eampment, which is national in its character, ‘was to grant an appropriation, such as has been made in other cities, to be paid out of the municipal funds, but the representatives of the majority in the House, who have shown much ingenufty in devising pinching processes, hit upon the novel pian of having the appro- printion charged entirely against one portion of the Distriet revenues and may thereby save # few thousand dollars to the national treasury, but at the expense of considerable loss of per- sonal reputation for fairness and breadth of mind ——_+++—___ Too great care cannot be used in keeping out contagious diseases, especially those awful pesti- Jences Hike cholera that come in insidiously with @ bundle of rags from some infected Place. The march of the cholera is now steady and rapid. The disease has reached " snd Paris; seven days’ voyage from Havre brings it to New York, uniess every possible precaution is taken to prevent it. The alert- new of the authorities in American ports, the greatest circumspection of consuls, steamship offcers and others interested, and fortuitous events may prevent a visitation of the malady and stipulating that the whole amount shall be | § SaaceS Szkdu | 12 50-hundreds at $15—hun- reds at $20—hundreds at $25. j None of them are marked as — AK. high ee their quality would SskdeS warrant. Mot as high as other folks would mark them. Took some close figuring to put such Suits in stock as the $10 and 812.50 gredeo—at such prices. They are Blue, Rew Waar Curr Crzex "Sakae | 3} 1 Joux Twrepare Has To Sax Asovr Ir. “TRUE BLUES.” $15—g00d as any $20 ready-made Suits. Good as any $25 Suit “‘to order.” The ‘True Blue” and Blue—msde up in SACKS and CUTAWAYS—and they | won't lose their shape nor highly. BEGES | their shade. That's» g00d JOHN TWREDALE, J . Chieg Clerk of War Department. deal to say positively about The only kind that are SitdkS | better are the Clays—and we've I got them—-READY-MADB. ‘That's unususl—-GENUINE OLAY BSERGE—in two grades — $20 and $25. The $25 Suits are silk-lined or silk-taped seams if they are unlined. WE made ail these suite— so we made ‘em as we wanted them—es we knew you'd want them. Some folke like linings in summer—some folks don't—and others want the coats half lined, ‘These are finished ll ‘There are but two bona fide agencies im Washington for the sale of the Electropoise ‘*Vietory.”” 931 FS. NAW, 1 AND Dz O. A. Pray, 602 51 Sz. N. W. SSSSSSSS8ssseRsssss SSSSSSSSSSSSSSRESSS: 88888888888585888888 SekdeS Sik close at, i832 } 5 orelock and Seturasys at 1 p.m. ‘edeS Fase. ‘They are cut on our per- fected patterns. Sstck. If you want satisfaction— ERGE youll get it in a SERGE— ‘one of these of OURS. The demand tells how popular they are. Ta Al the MEN'S STRAW | nats are 89C. Sune ES | Sars Axv Company, ‘Dress Eaperte, PENNM. AVE. AND 7TH 8ST. O% BRN ing them out. You have been’busy- bupers ever since. ays 8 i ae ‘ ‘Tewasgenerally known we had chioice lot of pat-| sour A RR OOS HOB EE = MAR CHE terns. We “‘made. no bones” of@telling where they aa i kee = Underwear is here at sizty cente ona dollar. ‘No wonder we have been busy in this ‘to these shores. Once here, it will probably spread far and wide. a ‘The Commissioners have had under comsid- eration Senate bill No. 3272 “to and ‘the Eastern branch. It isclaimed the’ the es- tablishment of this route through a sparsely rettled portion of the city will in¥ime tend to Wholly relieve Maryland and Wrginia avenues from the freight and other ‘traffic which is now ® source of annoyance “tf citizens of South Washington. —_———_ sr ‘The sufferings and. death of Cyrus WV’. Field touch a chord wherever the great, Atlantic cable has flashed the news. His naw@ is linked forever with the achievement hy wh#h the con- tisente have been brought ‘Temmany should be requested tohold up both nands when it comes in the vicinity of ‘Me. Cleveland. a. Te. 81.75 Skirt for $1.25. Tue Box Manone. 314-316 Tro Sr. N.W. Of 30-inch Scotch Zephyrs—at least 50 diffor- ent designs—that have sold st 250. and 30c. « ‘Yard—are offered.at * EarThte Advertisement we changed daily; it will pay youto look through it regularly. If out of town order by matt. A Fi STOCK PRUNING REDUCTIONS IN OUR GENTS DEPARTMENT. —o Ar $1.85. BAR ‘aR wAr $1.85. Bluches Oxford Ties. $1.80. $1.80. $1.80. $1.80. wAr $1.80. wAr $1.80. wAr $1.80. wAr $1.80. "ty surely ies praiseworthy policy that makes such imroads oa values as these—and such ralues—for the of carrying nome into next season. We know ‘will hardly be = yard left with these “‘light steye” boliling them now. RAggsB00 CALF Blcrole Style, lnced to the $e Stier shea ——__++e_____ =The calm that precedes « storm”‘seems to, Homestead. be working overtime at. ua ag och Sear ©, TUES! Brows, ‘ Sosr In 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. ¥.W. | 50 D, s Taras lee one bo’cloek i our closing hour watt! September; — F A . teen ier nana? Sruivss, Fics For Taz Bhorouz Panay. ‘Every wheelman in line can have a SILK FLAG at small cost. 12x18-nch, 2e., or $2.50 a dosen. 16x24-inch, 37i4c., or $4.00 a dozen. O@-A stick given with every Flag. st foor...,.. Under skylight.) 96.00, $7.00, Ocz Ha Is Ox Taz Pose Or Tauoz. happenings” which ocour from time to time. We couldnt do this, though, dia we net possess exceptional facilities and occupy an uncommon position in the mercantile world. Agentsin our New York offices altthe COATS THAT WILL FIT (Baby's Coat Department, Ostx 10 ora Pen Pam Youcan buy-any baby Cost that is For $4.98. You can buy eny Baby Coat that is 89.00, $10.00, $12.00 Fon $7.98. THIS GIVES YOU THE PIOK OF A CLASS ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND STYLISH FIRST- CHILDREN FROM THREE MONTHS UP TO FOUR YEARS OF AGE. ‘94 floor annex.) time, our buyers making weekly visits to the markets, Pixs ONLY ‘You recall many instances of this kind in the past, look to us for similar ones during July and August. Werve already berun. Last week and still in progress, Faxcy Rispoxs, *Yesterday, today and until every piece is sold. A Examen Cuarezare Bow-Kxor 12 crs, 25 cts. was the price. In pretty shades and har- monising effects, YARD. Were salable at 35 and 40 cts. per yard. manufacturer's remnants (the mills entire accumula- tion for a season) of CHENILLE AND SILK CUR- TAINS AND UPHOLSTERY STUFFS, at’one-third ‘and one-half less than their real worth. ‘This column tells of additional attractions of equal importance. —— Gaear Isresesr Centers Anovxp Tae Haxpzencur Tasizs. ‘Nothing surprising in that fact. (Our semi-annual sale of HANDKERCHIEFS FOR WOMEN, MEN AND CHILDREN Is going on. ‘Seconds” of « manufacturer— and one a the best manufacturers in Belfast— from whom they came direct. Pure linen. A few defects—but so very slight that you'd hardly find them if we didn’t tell you they were there. One can never have too many handker- Exoromeary Frasxers 7 ‘That Mews Neouice Sau 94 ors. RTS, 94 cts. —04 cta.—04 cts.—O4 cts, —94 ota. ‘94 cts.—04 cts.—O4 cts. —94 ots. —94 ote, 94 cts. —04 cts. --O4 cts, 04 cts. —94 cts. chiefs, and when 123¢c., 18c., 25¢. and so on will buy the kinds that are worth double tt be- hooves you to buy for present and future use. ‘These ‘‘periodical vistors” never came to us in such good shape, so near perfect and for so ttle money—certainly there is a choice among them ; get it. LADIES’ HEMSTITCHED—Pure linen. (Ordinary and extra sizes.) 10e.—1:B¢c.—18e., 3 for 50c.—2e. MEN'S HEMSTITCHED—Pure linen. ‘With colored embroidery. .ASON ‘Oo YOU, ef Bes ste EVER KNOW Wi IN_ SUMMER. F THIS ASSERTION OUR SHORE Ar 5 vu ° S119. [AVE YOU ECONOMICAL IDEAS! IF NO NOW Is PHS TSE iE Yeag HA ISHES OF ARCA: THAT WE ¥Ajsos eee ME. TE a i er ie 5 Dozex Caran Sarrxe Sxrers, Teta AL DULL AYS BUSY. 102.—124e.—18c., 3 for 50c.—25e.—35e., 3 for $1.00. MEN'S TAPE BORDERED—Pure linen. (Extra sizes— Finest linen.) 1% 2.—18c., 3 for 502.—and 25. WE HAVE A NICE 50 Parext Faxs ROTATION. COOL STORE. IN CONSTANT Onver By Mar. If you live out of town attend to your com missions for you care- CHILDREN'S TAPE BORDERED—Pure fully and promptly. linen. A XN N gSSg rtinary ie, fe f & Fie m- Extra size, 7c., 4 for 25e. Furr AAA BME eyes Every Handkerchief worth one-third to one- 335 &% H half more regularly. pen, uy at Pe e Q Ea BBB UU R Gao ii STRICTLY PERFECT. ak 00 A special lot of ae Bs ih “4 ° Hand-ombroidered Handkerchiefs. er eo (Ladies' only.) 4ei* BBB OR R 00-7 Pure linen, very fine and sheer, exquisitely ay? 420, 422, 44, 426 7TH ST. embroidered in dainty, refined patterns, in z white or colors. . HAND EMBROIDERED IN WHITE—Pure A. Prence & Co, tinen, 719 MARKET SPACE, 25c., 50 and 75a. zi COR. 8TH ST. AND PENNA. AVE. HAND EMBROIDERED IN COLORS—Pure Hinen, = Re. Worth double. ‘They won't stay here very long. Buy now, oa rare chance. Or Cunpnew's (lst floor, center tables..........near skylight.) Sur We wilt offer Pac ae aint 3 mt Warsr Spxoran. t for LESS Fithes eae EST Lavrs: Ey they oreall'a Besr Qeaury Perncare Wasrs, REDUCED FROM Tic. TO 50c. All sizes—32 to 44. About 50 dozen Waists to be worn inside belt. Plaited or full. Best quality Percale. Hundreds of Patterns from which to choose. The best Waist evor al ere VERY STYLISH. WORTHY of your CLOSES’ LOT 1. CBILD! DKESSES. REN'S. ED $1 EACH. GINGHAM AND LADIES’ WHITE INDIA SHIRT WAISTS, platted Former price, Port D’ Tnetaxn Lace. White and ecru, 8 to 12 inches wide. Srocx-Tamse Creare Sarz Drzssxs. GILDERS'S FRENCH GINgiiag DRESSES BI this SEASON'S GOODS an rf aro BARGAINS f ATTENTION. 81.25. 50c. EACH. Sas GINGHAM | AND ‘and cURtisita BRESSES. Fo a3 So hdpudeD TS Pome wri, Former , price, emer price, $5, UCE! sold at 75c. LOT 3. CHILDREN'S MBRA DRESSES, Choice of lot eee tad ers. ede 50c. $1.75 BACH. (BA flocr.... 10th st. bldg.) Pras eae will also find in the above lots a Paden! Sejm du hn ae —— 500 YARDS Axormen Bio Manx Ix Wasrs. LINEN BLOUSE ‘back. rt 24". REDUCED TO DIES BLACK AND WH} Iethe only word that correctly describes the PARA- SOL TRADE here this season. It hasbeen hard to keep the supply eqnal to the demand. We didn’t buy a “‘cheap" Parasol. That accounts for the present ex- cellent condition of the stock. We've only about twenty left. A long time to use them yet, but you can take your choice at @ reduced price. Hero's the listr All Changeable Silk Parasols that were $3.50 and $3.75 iN cag SET Arenow $2.75 LE han — YARD, persia: akan Cpe igi Woor. CHALLIES, All Parasols that were $2.75 and $3.25 Se. YARD. ‘Are now 02.26. Exrea Repverions Ix Cousrmarion Sorts. LADIES’ LISLE 001 REDBGEb Yo" All Black Windsor Silk (22-inch) Are now $2.00 and $2.50. (st. floor... +++ 10th st, BI'Ag.) A Fis ISA PRACTICAL, INDISPENSABLE ADJUNCT TO A WOMAN'S TOILET—she revels in the posses- ‘sion of something artistic, unique. —We offers lot to- day we couldn't resist buying—e glance will tell you they are uncommon. It is the first time we've ever Bees Ais to pet etch Mile getees en ‘this character | Price of HAND-PAINTED CHINA SILK FANS In eight distinct black, wifite, cream, nile, yellowand lavender. Hand ‘PBinted in wold and white daisies. Sticks to Only 750. HAND-PAINTED SILK GAUZE FAN, with Toory Sticks. 191.25, 81.50, €1.75 10 93.50. HAND-PAINTED SILK GAUze Fans, with Carved Ivory Sticks and Detnty 4 LADIES" ee 8 BOF ose cesssesreeenes-+ Lith ot, building.) oe ‘WooDWARD & LoTHEOP, this week we 8 of PRI . UE gE Re . YARD. REMNANTS oP SeMABP ic armazaus, HARI Roe razon coronas: 17 PLAIN 25e. yard. BLACK, aA BLUE AND BLUE AND WRITE BLOU! Walt be ‘ormer stftoor.. 2dannex.) | price, 6125. HEDUCED a —o 1ES' WHITE SILK SHIRT WAISTS, bi tae i a a Sais, Focmer ths Se ‘0 phe IES' HANDSOME BLACK FAILLE Faxcy Forsiex Busck Goons Pieri A rea —liec. a yard. — $5 EACH. floor. bidg. | 7 sagertairs so 8) | Sroce-Tanixa Creanrsa Sax Or : Y Pagxonexat Ramxaxts Or Daess Goons. iG will pears Beas AP SET IN SUITS. Former ee ee READ THIS URE Constrratiox aXxD Suarrenzy Nenves SUCCESSFULLY TREATED. Experience of «man who used the Electropoise to gratify his friend. Bi Hvar tad ree = ofthe. 8. 8. . the Gedremedy. Tare ‘be faith iy the ras eae a th and now rots 105 owe it all 1 the taoat woudorha rie are. Wi — Can be bought or rented at our office, 1405 New York avenue. “Maxe Use Or Trxz-Doxr Ler Apvaxtaczs Sur.» to be condensed to make room for the workmen. ‘Therefore we offer our entire stock’ at cost and the more perishable summer goods below cost. 50c. All-wool Cheviots reduced to ... Biack Darss Goovs Ar Cosr. '55e. All-wool Black Goods now.... Ladies’ Mourning Veils at cost. Prices, $1.25 to 96 each. Sarnus Bezow-Cosr Prices. Custis Burow Cost Patces. 180. Plain and Figured Wool Chailies..... ‘75c. Fancy French Flannels now. SPECIAL. —We have reduced alot of dark and me- dium colors of 24-inch All-wool Nun's Veiling to 15e. yard. These formerly sold at 25 and 35c. ‘No matter what your needs may bein the Dry Goods and Notion line, it will pay you to see us before buy- ing, as we are selling our stock without reserveat cost. ‘Hotel and boarding house proprietors will do well to bear this in mind and lay n a supply for the encamp- ment. We keep everything in the housefurnishing Mne. Jouxsos & Lurreznn jy? A. Kacrsay, 909 PENN. AVE. N.W. Nor Very Moca Space ‘Today, but it bespeaks a column of ordinary adver- tisement. ‘713 Market space. Ladies’ Bleached Vests, Jersey ribbed. Good value at 10c. Ladies Bleached Vout, Jersey ribbed, sizes 2, 3, ing. umanre & 1205 P, A: Duxoxp 18 PERCENT DISCOUNT WILL BE ALLOWED ON ALL CASH SALES DURING THIS WEEK. OUR OBJECT Is TO REDUCE STOCK PREVIOUS TO RECEIVING OUR FALL IMPORTA- TION OF DIAMONDS. ON OUR WELL-ENOWN LOW PRICES 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT 18 EQUAL TO 2 PER CENT ON UsvAL RETAIL PRICES, AND THIS RE. DUCTION OFFERS A SPLENDID OPPORTURITY TO OBTAIN EX. CEPTIONAL VALUES IN DIAMOND RINGS, EARRINGS, PENDANTS, STUDS, ec. are ccc 00.2 TMPORTERS OF DIAMOXDS, COR. 7TH AND D STS N.w. aa a Cy aay SIEM NENNEWEH Wrex You Ger Your Traxsree Conxex Ora Axp F Srs. You have time to drink « glass of our delicious SODA. Te Coxpest, Tue Prnest, Is Tue Cr. We have THIRTY-TWO DIFFER- ENT SYRUPS for you to choose from, all made from the VERY PUREST FRUIT JUICES and mionfsr crave FLAVORINGS. Aw Tue Laresr Fins Tx Fiavons. Srrexoruexrxe Toxtes, Mixenar, Warers Axo \ Axnatep Lire Warer ON DRAUGHT. — F.S. Wuiuws & Co. - >) ~—sDruswists, under Masonic Temple. Horry nesvcts or rue arate ROYAL BUYERS’ LATE TRIPS TO XEW YORE. Ter to cniy tor west of 00 tn cosh ccnon thet our Duyers -an dictate terms to the tmporters and manu facturers. Now ‘tis the time for them to close out summer goods, and thus the bargains thet are day surprising you. Towonnow A Mosr Turostaxr Satz Or Hics-cuss Hosmer. Mews Summer Weteht Warranted Fast Bleck Ralf Hose, with double toes and heels, af just hal price— 1c. « pair or two pairs for Ze. Lipies summer Liste Hose with the improved sik Anish. The popular soc. stockinas of the ‘G2 summer ‘season are, for the first time, offered at 35c. A Pan oR Tause Pams Fos $1. One hundred dogen of them have been secured ta plain, Richelieu rib, French rib and chuster rib. The Louis Hermedort ia the dyer of these hose, so per ‘haps you know that not only is the dye indelible, but Mt dows not tujurioumly affect the wear Besides the ail Diack stockings are those with black feet and ankles, uppers of the new shades of yellows, reds, &e. Perhaps you ought to be told that plain means the hose not ribbed. Richelieu ri is the broad rib, French rib We have all these styles of these best Sic Hose © the season at only BSc. oF three pairs for 81. One feature is that the rite come tothe tors, « fact that has been so much appreciated by wearers of low shoes and sltppers, ‘The beat banains get tn the windows. Seothe win- dow display that is to be made this evening of above hose. ONLY 25c. Axw 35c. Eace. ‘These ribbed garments were imported to sell st 50 and 75 cents They are genuine Lisle and silk finished. In white only. Will look better after washing than the low-price silk garmenta, Will wear better also. Noverry Jeweray From Avsrau ‘Under the new tariff law all tmported goods have to be marked with the naine of the country from whence they came. You'll see that these Lace Pins are trom Austria. Youreyes will also tell you that they are worth nearer 50cents cach than 19 cents. Of enamel, but such wondrous imitation of flowers and foliage that when nestling among the folds of your summer dress they will appear as much living as do you. And don” forget that the Silver Belts that have been such favorites at 48 cents are now here at 250 eaeh. Maxe Nore Or Tus. The buyers of all departments have only lately re- turned from New York, all of whom were suscessful imeecuring more or less bargains, not one-tenth of which ever get mention inan advertisement. [f yow will ask for the buyer of any department you may ‘ist information may be given that will be mutually profitable. THE PALAIS ROYAL See fee =) Grand Army Water Pitchers. Anything you want for Grand Army crowd. We have the goods, you have the money. We want you to give up the cash, and our prices will cause you to hand it over. Remember, we don’t sell on credit, and we cut the price all alone. Don’t buy anything in Furniture, Carpets, Matting, China, &e., till you have been to see us. 6-foot Extension Table, 83.98. Sold Oak Cluster Lex Table, 85. Extension Window Screens, 23e. Ice Chests, €2.95. All-stecl_Woven-wire Topand Bot- torn Book-fold Bed Springs, $4.30 to 6.50. Roll-up Steel Springs, $3.50. Oak Suites, $15, €16.50, $18, $22.50, 825, ke. Best Wire Cots, #1.75. LEASTEST MONEY aT GRASTY'S DOUBLE 7TH ST. BET. PANDQ x WwW. (Continued below.) ‘The buyer says that the New York store windows ore filed with navy blue dress guods, and announces the following as the result of the visit to the importers: Sirxs.—Nevy Biveand White Stripe Chine Silks st only 75e. yard. Full 30 inches wide, and quality heretofore retafied at $1 yard. Navy Biue Chins Silk with white polka Gots, 27 inches wide, 7c. 0 yard for @1 quality. Navy Blue and White Stripe Silke, ‘22 inches wide, 50c. « yard for @Be. quality. Japs —tre toitowing splendid values in Black and White Japanese Silks: ‘22 inches wide, 50c. « yard for Gc. quality. ‘MM inches wide, 5c. a yard for Se. quality. ‘27 inches wide, Gc. « yard for We. quality. Sences.—radciess Xery Bius,also Cream, All-woot Storm Serge, 40 inches wide, for S0c. © yard. 54 inches wide for $1.0 yard. Superior Quality Cream Wool Foule Serge, Nun's Velling and Albatross at only 0c. yard. 42-inch English Serge worth @1 for 75c. « yard. M. C. Gausrr, 1510-12 7thst., bet. PandQn.w. jyll Tue Wannex Saoz Hovsz, 1115 F STREET N.W., ALWAYS LEADS ON LOWEST PRICES FOR THE BEST FOOTWEAR. OUR ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK ARE AS FOLLOWS: 300 PAIRS LADIES’ $2.50, $3 AND $3.50 OXFORD TIES, MANUFACTURER'S SAM- PLES, SIZES 3, 34 AND 4 WIDTHS A, BARD ©, AT $1.85 PER PAIR THESE ARE OX OUR BARGAIN COUNTERS. ABOUT 2 PAIRS MEN'S €5.50 RUSSIA CaL¥ BLUCHER BALS., SIZES MOSTLY FROM $ TO 11, AT 63.75 PER PAIR. MENS PATENT CALF BALS. AND CON- GRESS AT $8.25. WORTH 96 AND 96.50 PER PAIR IN FACT OUR WHOLE STOCK 18 YOURS 4? BANERUP? PRICES. , es LER Se Prncare—se inches wide, latest style stripe, im navy blue and white, pink and white, ciel and white, redand white, FAST COLORS, Crnurrs.—rerin cotton Crepe is the latest; biwe, cream, pink, yellow and cardinal. Only Gc. s yard. Biss (Ai Wicoess Petia: ‘Visiting the wholesale markets when goods ere scarce is not an enviable task. We therefore ask credit for your agents effective work: not only hes anew supply of the scarce Swisses been secured, but at re duced prices. 5c. « yard tor de. Quality Swiss in the variows styles of figures and dots that have helped by their beauty to make more than ever popular this eammer ress par excellence. 200.0 yard tor tae Striped Swiss tntermingtod ‘with dote—e quality and design that hes more often {been sold at 200. than Ze. 0 yard. 19c. yarator the ordinary 25c. Swiss in the pas Tver Ornms By Ture. ‘The army of Lawns, Nainsooks, &c., is recruited ‘with some grand epectmens at prices. See this 44-4nch-wide Hemstiched offered st ealy ‘Re. ayard. Exssowexes Your Avuae ‘When the salespeople grow enthusiastic you may expect something unusual. The new Irish Point ond ‘Swiss Embroideries area topic for talk hery. 1éc. to 4Sc. 0 yard for what cught to be from Z5c. to Tocente The chotcest patterns only. Rispoxs Taar Aus Scance ‘Many indies are wetobing for this enmouncement t= ‘The Str: A NEW SUPPLY OF THOSE MOIRE SILK RIBBONS HAVE BEEK SECURED. 4 defore—Sbe. quality for only 18%. 0 yard. Cream, ‘white, biect, three browns, core, cardinal, two pina, ‘two bluse, olive, reseda. ‘Ladies desiring upmsual chedes ond qualitice in ‘Setin and G. G. Ribbons will find eur buyer hes se re plantehed seork [har ths best servety o/ the eonson ‘mow here to celect from. Tas Pass Renz. (A. Lena,