Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1892, Page 4

j THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY. SULY 22, 1892. THE EVENING STAR. “WASHINGTON. THE EVENING STAR bas cireah in Washington three of any other paper in Asn local NEWS paper and Ad- Yertining Medium it has no competitor. The new diplomatic and consular appoint- ments ure commended on the score of promo- tion of men of merit from the rank belo Something like this, carrying out the civil serv- ice principle, has long been desired as a system by those who have given thought to the matter. Experience is as desirable in the foreign as the home branch of the civil service. Why a Con- gresaman or'a President should be expected to bave political training and a diplomatic repre- sentative to develop ont of the raw material without previous experience or opportunity is not clear to any mind or alleged mind, save only that which exacts that there shall be no diplomatic experience and no special knowledge required of American agentsubroad. The crude materiel of diplomacy may evist in great qnan- tities in this country, but if it is to be made tute something worthy of competition with the foreigr: article it must be subjected to precisely the snme processes. The popular error here, if, indeed, the error be popular, is in assuming that the difference in governmental and other conditions renders unnecessary what common sense and the experience of mankind both teach so unmistakably. — The precautions taken by the British and American authorities in the matter of cholera are in strong contrast with the conduct of the French. The first case occur: (im France in March and because the goverument has been afraid, for reasons of traffic, to admit the ex- istence of the diseave it has gained a foothold that it would not otherwise have done. This terrible pestilence now flourishes in eastern Russia and Europe and northwestern Asia among the Tartar and semi-Tartar peoples, also in Turkey, Persian and Independent Tartary. If ithad been taken hold of courageously and wisely by the authorities at Paris it might prob- ably have been confined within the limita of European Russia. The Russian government has apparently done what it could to prevent ite spread, but the ignorant and superstitious population have sturdily resisted all efforts to mitigate the horrors of the disease where it ex- ists or prevent its being scattered abroad. — eee ers of the District of Colmm- be congratulated upon the artless naivete of one of their recent documents. They bave incued this order to the super tendent of the bathing beach on the Potoma “Fou will mot permit any one to nee the beach un- by personal observation that be can wa On the whole this isa trife better than the celebrated sign poxt which some philanthropist putin the middle of a river and which read: “When the water covers this sign it is danger- ous to cross. Pocribls the Commissioners expect their su- perintendent to find out whether a man can feim simply by his octernal appearance o: his | method of progression while on land. — Chicago News. This clever and characteristic bit of raillery ignores, willfully, no doubt, the fact that the best way of telling whether = man can swim or not is to watch him try. Gibes of this kind are easily forgiven when they come froma city where a man cannot take a bath anywhere with- ‘out feeling that he has tempted Providence. — see The President's proclamation in accordance with « congressional resolution declaring Fri- day, October 21 (new style), 1892. the four anniversary of the discovery of America, « geueral holiday for the people of the United States, should bring the day before the public in ® manner to insure its observance ‘everywhere in the land. It is a majestic object lesson for old and young. Particularly is it so for the youth in our schools, who should be ‘taught in the symbolism of the fisg and in the mighty events that have flowed in a ceaseless stream Trom the landing of Columbus, the high value of civilization and the transcendent vir- tue of popalar institutions based on morality, self-respect and the love of home and land. wee After Mr. Whitney had stated his determina- | | No other honse DOES—EVER DID-or EVER WILL—sell suck STERLING QUALI- ‘TIES at such LOW PRICES as WE quote. Saxs Axv Compasy, er er er er eA a “a ee Pn aa ee, | ‘Most the whole house {s “‘ber- gained." The temptations never were %© numerous—nor so worthy. © Some of the offeringy are just for today and Saturday. Others continue un- til the last trace of them 1s sold. But TOMORROW will be by far the bent day to buy—trings you before 8 | larger variety. wer ~~. +, $7.50 Serr Sare- wives you the choice of ALL the | $10, $12.50, €13.50-and lots of the | $15 FANCY CHEVIOT and FANCY | CASSIMERE SUITS — Single Breasted Sacks and Cutawaya You certainly dont need any urging to buy such suits at such prices. Camoress Serr Sare. Tomorrow is the last da that you ean take your choice of any CLOTH and FLANNEL KILT in the house for just HALF WHAT IT IS MARKED. With these there are nearly fifty broken lots of JERSEY, ELANNEL AND SERGE SHORT PANTS, 1WO-PIECE SUITS offered ONE-HALF THE REGULAR PRICE. Tae Snor Sate ‘m still bristling with strong qualities at weak prices. You see we are after room to honse the fall stock—and we are taking no account of profit or loss in our aim to clear out all small lots of MEN'S, WOMEN’S, MISSES’, BOYS’, YOUTHS", CHILDREN'S and INFANTS’ | FOOTWEAR. 68 Cexrs takes tho, choico of ANY MAN'S STRAW HAT IN THE HOUSE-and | you know what sort of Hats we are famous for-THE BEST. But they | are to go at 68. Asorarr Harr Price- Mine of 50C. NECK- WEAR—and it includes all the fash- ionable shapes—tied and untied—we have marked for a choice 2c. Our regular | BE EARLY IF YOU CAN. BE LaTE IF YOU MUST-BUT BE HERE SOMETIME TOMORROW BY ALL MEANS. Saxs Axp Compayy, PENN. AVE) We close at 6 o'clock And —} tonight. Open until late 7TH STREET.) tomorrow night. tion net to accept the chairmanship of the yuyM HH BRN SRN HT % Pa democratic national committee it become obvk | HMMM OH SRN NNN Mx ous that Mr. Harrity would be selected. No|/ MMM H NNN N XN HE oS peng man hes arisen so rapidiy in his party as a manager in its later days. His entire career has been included within the decade since the first election of Gor. Pattison. In Pennsyl- vania all the old democrats who either traincd with or oppow@l the late Mr. Kandall seem to have dropped off the mortal, or at least, the political coil The younger men #re ranning thing there in the oldest of our American parties. Mr. Harrity's selection is like Mr. Carter's both organizations prefer fresh blood with vigorous brain matter todirect their opera- tons. ee Mr. Audrew D. White, the nominee as min-) ister to Mumia, isa scholar m politics and one of thuse republicans who confer honor on their party. Whatever he has dealt with—the higher education, diplomacr, state politics—he has dignised. orth while to appoint such meu ax Mr. White to first-class positions, To his post in Rusia be will carry good pur- Poses, a varied and awefal experience and abil- nearly the highest order. Ss -_ Alabama is in the throes of her migsammer state campaign, with the democratic party op- posed by a strong alliance of third party people, and republicana. Although the contest is very | sharp and bitter and some gains may be made | Dy the coalition. the prospects are that the regu- lar democratic state ticket will be elected. It is the hardest thing in American politica to dential year. ———_ +e —___ The credit of defeating the big water works Dill for Cincinnati is generally acknowledged to be due to the Enquirer. J.R. McLean may not be im any perticular need of a powerfil popular influence, but it is evidently there if ae, want it, ——__+ += he a.cort of chief of staff to the ‘manager in the field. Mr. Whitney's echeme /of subdivision, the executive control to be hed by a smal) com, mites, with « smaller sdvisory committee tp aid the work, is likely to be an effective arrasyge- ment. ——+ +e : Mr. Gladstone has declared that Beycannot make good after-dirmer speech, My. Glad- stone should receive a graceful asgnrance that Chauncey M. Depew is not a good hand at chopping down trees. ——_~+--— ‘There will doubtless bey! ood deal of imdig- Ration in Kentucky over pagent dilu- tien of the tarif princty!or adopted at Chicago. _—_ oe maha the prwwure of the situation the Sum ¥: thought to be willing to trade off its offic’: cat for a goat or an ostrich. —— oe There is anvsher political notification booked for November whieh has far greater elements of recent occarremce. ——————— Mr. Harvity-and Mr. Carter no doubt realize the fact that in any Sight @ great deal depends ‘Upun the trainers. ——__ +22 Now that Sam Small has gone into politics Mr. Quay might try his hand at conducting Fevival meetings. ——__ +2 —____ Congress ought not to try to beatdits way to 4 GOOD CLOCK 4 GOOD- ADVERTISEMENT: WD deren tarred oct not a break the solid south. and a 807 Pa Ave N. W. If you have been following our advertisements recently you know that we are Hovse Crzaxryo. In other words, we are ridding ourselves of all | gone. Mesux Usoznwean, Ladies’ Perfect-fitting Cambric Corset Covers, pom- ypadour neck. 15e—-—1 5.150. ——— Ladies’ Muslins Drawery. Excelient quality cloth; 250 ——25 0c. 25. Ladies’ Muslin Gowns with yoke formed of 4 rows of ‘Torchon insertion ; trimmed around neck, sleeves and down front with Hamburgedge. T5a—o—T 50.2 —7 50. —o Sux Waisrs. Wethave just 8 Silk Waists left. Two Gray India | 50c. Satteen Neglige Shirte. .... ‘Sitly Waists, size 32, and two size 34. One red. size ‘3Y. and two tan, size 34; Mnished with jabot front. ‘Were $5. Clearing price, $3.50.__._$3.50. Cunprexs Gavze Vests. "We have marked one lot of Children's Geuze Veste— | gsc, Quality Balbriggin Undershirts... ta quality —to the uniform price (for all sizes) 19c.—.19¢.—_.» 19. —e— Mews Fonstsuxes. ‘One lot of Men's Fast Black (Hermadorf) or Tan and ‘Half Hose. 2 rare vor 25c.-o-2 var von Z5c. | rsomerrerrene ‘What are left of all 50c. Band Bows are now }'35c.8 Fox $1-.-35c,3 Fos 81. ‘Men's Neglige Shirts, in plain bine, pink or striped, of uncertainty about it than the notifications! Chambra or Chevicts and Madras, in stripes and| Handkerchiefs... Regularly worth $1.50 and @1. 75. $1. $1.81. | Ware Cuanors Groves. ‘One lot of Ladies’ White Chamola Gloves—the softest finest quality over offered at $1_._$1_,_$1. Mass. Foxos & Courure., 807 Pa Ave N.W. GGr-Thte Advertisement ts changed daily; {twill poy you to look through st regularly. IF out of torn order by mail. TRE ER OF OUR STOCK OF 18 APPROACHING. _ —o— Asa result of our areat stock-pruning re- @uctions our easortment of Low-cut Shoes is rapidly decreasing. If you would like to have a reliable shoe at nearly half of our competitors’ prices come st once. Come tomorrow and sce the elegant lines we are offering, as follows: $5.00 xews Low snors ar......%3.75 $5.00 “Bits 3 $3.65 $3.50 MEWS LOW SBOES AT..... $2.65 $3.00 scews row suoxs ar...... 92.35 $2.00 $1.37 $4.00 cavtes: row suozs ar... $2.95 $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $1.00 $1.50 ‘MEN'S LOW SHOKS AT. LaDigs’ Low suogs At..82.30 “BSR A BLAS “ehons are, FO" S115 UEROks aT ONCOLA 20" 70c. eT Serer ore S115 $1.25 “HEE oP cams Tm 90, $1.00 canns Low sHors ar....700. $2.00 "kore "EES27_ 2” 81.35 2" These are all fresh, regular goods of thin season's production and sre being closed out to make room for our fall stock. Wu. Hix & Cos RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 990 AND 992 7TH ST., 1914 AND 1916 Pa. AVE; 231 PA. AVE. 8. sya You May Bz Warsocr | Proven Traverrse Eeourrurnrs. ‘How would « First-class Grain Lesther, Leather-lined Guanvsroxe Bae Please you at 85.50? Can show you Elegant Grain Leather, Leather-lined Sarcuers, $2.05, 9235, Caxvas Exrexatox Cases, Inall stylesand sizes, with plain edges or leather ‘bound, large lesther clamps and corners. BECOND GRADE. 124n. I¢in. 16in, 18in, Win. Qin tin. Bie. “Oe. “OO. “C1 «SLIS 190 8145 FIRST GRADE. From 81. 60 to $4.50. AN INSPECTION OF OUB LINE OF Frrrep Tonzr Bucs ‘Will convince you that wecarry the largest and best ‘selected line of these useful goods in Washington. Don’t forget to ask tg see the Learaznom Tuoxe. FINE FANCY LEATHER GOODS Always in stock at the loyest prices. TOURISTS’ FOLDING PILLOWS, A NECESSITY FOR TRAVELERS, oxty 500. nace. Torsaws Taoxe Maxvracrony, 1231 Px. Aye N.W. FACTORY, 1218 ux 1220 E or. xv. Repairing in all our lines promptly and properly ty A Bak aa BAURDS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE. €2 Madras, Cheviot and Silk Striped Shirts .....91-40 92.25 Madras, Cheviot and Silk Striped Shirts. .¢1.73 @1 Leundered Collar and Cuff Madras Shirts........ i. ate ¥Y SHOES) SA WH is too well known to require any com- ments bere, but that the prices are cor- eet is provén by the amount of business + we have handled in the past weok— really much greater than we antici- pated—and if this state of affairs con- ‘tinuecs ft will not require 50 days to close out the entire stock, as we ex- pected. bak TE ETIRIRM EEE gE As Shoes fre an indispensable com- Mmodity tn every family—we have beea © Shoes. Incidentally we would like to ‘make an apology to our patrons for the lack of attention they have received dur- ‘ing the rush—but, ss we have doubled our force of clorks, we will be able to ‘Wait upon our callers in the future more satisfactorily. ‘The quality of goods that we handle ’ But as it is our purpose to close it all out—prices have been fixed accord- ingly. (27 SATURDAYS ARE BED LET- TER DAYS DURING THIS SALE. THEREFORE CALL EARLY TOMOR- ROW TO AVOID THE RUSH. "Deen Hinsede Fixe Suozs, 402 Tra Sx. N. W. Look for ‘The Old Woman in Shoe.” “Wear Ssovino Trew Ovr~ Laxssvnce & Bro. Every day eome more goods marked down, GOODS REDUCED ALL OVER THE STORE. See Us. We're never dall. Tomoznow. - Saturday, ts groat Corent day with us. We undoubtedly have every re- Mable maker's choice brands. For $1.00 ‘We have 28 makes. For $1.25 ‘We give you your pick of 19 makes. For $1.50 15 makes to select from. 10 makes to choose from. For $2.00 Everything For $2.50," “st For $2.75.". = Hii Greaeenccs 1007-1009 F Sx. N.W. NOT AN ARTICLE ADVERTISED FOR TOMOR- =| ROW THAT 18 NOT A BARGAIN. THE FACT 18, EVERY ARTICLE IS REDUCED IN PRICE. $21.50 Coxsarion Dixszz, Tea Axp Basaxrasr Sere, $15.99. ‘These Combination Dinner S:ts are the greatest par- gains we have ever offered. They are made of the Anest American chins, superbly decorated, finished ‘with burnished gold. “They contain the following 12 Large Size Plates. 2 Cov'd Verstable Dishes. Hodige Size Plates. (2 fret ‘Vegetable Dishes. 5 |] Extra Large Meat Platter. #9 pom ‘Saucers, a Meat Platter. ind. Butters, \1 Medium ‘Meat dorety De Barer Bow = a rw. — | 1 Covered Butter (12 Cups and Sauoprs. iGream Pitcher 8 Spout —Reduced from $21.50 to $15.90. — $3.98 Hasp-Deconaren TonenSers eepvcen To $3.33. $12.50 Fixe Basr Caznnezs, $9.92. ‘These Fine Baby Carriazes are upholstered in silk Plush, with silk satin I, lace edge, good running gear. The regular style, which we have re- auced to 89.92. Revniozrators Ar Acros Cosr, The balance of those Hard-wood Michigan Refrig- orators will be sold at actual cost. We must have the Toom. These Refrigerators are made of hard wood, Aighiy finished. A beautiful dining room piece of furniture. Every Refrigerator guaranteed. LU lI i A Graxp Troxx Repvortox Sure $2.48 Zino Trunks, with 4 hard-wood stays, good Jock, patent fastener, reduced to —81.75.— 85.98 Zinc and Canvas-covered Trunks, hard-wood stays, patent look and fasteners, very roomy, reduced to —$4.75.— 87.98 Canvas Covered Trunks, herd-wood stays, ox- celsior lock, extra heavy fastenings, mustin itned throughout. This tncludes our famous Roller Tray Trunks. Keducedto —86.98.— 615 Pes Cesr Ove Aut Sreamer Tavves. THM ni 25 Pr Cent Orr Aw igs Cooters Asp Tez Cream Faenzens. tN TH |75e. Huse Pazow 880] R. Goxpscamp, 1007-1009 F Sr. N.W. WE ARE THE — Wasmxotox Acents FOR Tar Hex Mursry Conse, ‘A most excellent Corset. This re- duces the hips and lengthens the waist. Particularly preferable for stout women. “SRS nix Arrentiox Should wen surely be Tea accorded your a PLUMBING, RANGES, FUR- NACES and LATROBES. You may effect a considerable saving by letting uy do any RE- PAIR WORK they may need. At the height of the busy season better A BATURDAY REDUCTION In Burs, AllJeather Belts with oxidized trim- mings, L5o.aen- eral price, 250. ALL-LEATHER GIRDLE BELTS, 2c 20. GENTS! S00. LEATHER BELTS, lc. ‘SEAL LEATHER BELTS, prices will be asked, and it is not probable that such excellent attention can be given. The service rendered will be highly satisfactory in any case. S.S. Suzov & Bro, 482 9xu Sr ‘A BATURDAY REDUCTION Ta Lares: Vests. LADIES: JERSEY RIBBED VESTS, Bleeveless—low neck. now 436. ‘Were 6c. Lives: Russen Barsnicaax q Comsixation Surrs. Were 81.00. xow 790. LADIES’ JERSEY-FITTING GAUZE AND BALBRIGGAN VESTS. xow 19c. 3 ror 50c. LADIES’ SILK VESTS, } Were 75c. ty ead = Pink, Blue and Cream. § Now OUc. Owing to the scandalously low Prices we will only sell these items one day—tomorrow—snd cannot sell more than three of any one item to acustomer. You miss a great deal if you miss this sule tomorrow. 9c. Ladies’ Fast Black Hose, full regular made Le Fancy Striped Hose, full regu- ‘B5c. Ladies’ Black Extra Fine Gauge Hose. .250 12i¢c. Ludies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests, colored 25c. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests, silk worked, ------160 ‘Se. Ladies’ Percale Waists, box plaits front and back, faney frilled front. ...2.2.. +014 Ladies’ White Lawn Walsts, fancy To 18 ct Por Yet = Yard Our Is Price Fancy Ribbons cents per yard. For worth from 25 to 40 ‘B5e. and 50c Cream and Tan Mitts... Remember, We're open until 9 o'clock tonight. Fifty patent cooling fans to make shopping comfortable for you. 1Sc. Knotted Fringe All-linen Towels......100 10c. White All-linen Doylies. Bo Se. Crash Toweling. Sie Zc. Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hose, seamless, 5 t0o"6...... 1260 2ic. Children's Fast Black "Plain Hose, 5 to 7. 1Zge 5c. Lace Caps. 19560 ‘25e. Mull Hats. 12360 We. Seamless Dress Shields... 6c 0c. Feather-stitched Braid....... 6c 25c. Large Shears... “He Te ‘Bo 10c. French Shoe Polish. . Bo Sc. Large Bottles Machine Be Hl : tensors 88 Se. White Hemstitched and Colored Border ‘@4 2 Flannel Bathing Bults.. OL. oe reel WM. Gar & Co, R. Nargaxsox Guccessor to B. J. Behrend & Son), “Censsy Frova. x 818 7a Sr. N.W. . Housekeepers who use “Cores” Flour say it makes “more” breed, “*iighter” bread, cnc tT: B. Toman & Box, Every ssck and barrel of the genuine DBY GOODS DEALERS, “Gorey” ‘ne ake ra ene ime Fra ot. for superior purity, and the autograph ‘Wholesale Flour and Feed Dealer,” 100 Cor. 1st and Ind. ave. 2. 3 y Toren Wee Dae Seer eTabsllin arose | Tae Borrou Dauorrev Our ea Paces Or BAUM'S. | 2 8s. as oe a Bw “at W. A. Prnce & Co, 719 MARKET SPAOR, COR. STH ST. AND PENNA AVR Sruota, Crranmo Save Sarunpar OUR pax. at pe u) soa: ‘¥. On geek cs Wea Cog ETE, pease Regular price, 450. AEST PEE sore RPP. aon TEE PTT Noe A Poo ENTREE,“ Regular price, 06, cn, FOR SATURDAY, Exrex Hosreny Pip LOH PAA Goss, ruse Be FoR Sk reaperosey, LADI pERENGH LISLE BOOT-PATTERN Price, 40k FOR SAT eRD Ay CHILDREN'S ROVAL UDBED HOSE, 630 Shy Beruer price, 2ie. pr. Line an inciista ae Sreoraz Repvorioxs Is Groves oR Su AY. New Wrsvsog, Tzs Ar Srroux W. A. Prunce & Co, 719 MARKEE? SPACE, Cor. Sth st. and Pa ave \ Se wt 1 we close every evening atl p.m. —AT— pr EE RRS, Y = fre Pee 3 ETS TAKE HOLD OF “HANDS” AGAIN. Some of you, surely, are running short om GLOVES. We want to sell you that next pair. The size andthe character of our trade even Bow gives us a purchasing power that nothing but quantity can command. That brings price contes- sions. They bring buyers. Yoware doubly safe in shopping for GLOVES here. You know US—and each one of the makes we handle ts famous. You know TREFOUSSE? ava. CHARLES! P. CENTEMERI? BALSAN? FOSTER? and REYNIER? If not from personal sequaintance, ‘with their ‘‘handiwork"—by reputation. Praise is ‘the universal sentiment. ‘Thetr best—their newest—their all makes up oar va riety. ‘The present fashion dictates dainty shades— age. Ifyousre not too particular there is a considerable saving for you in the batch. “Some 8-BUTTON MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDES—sizes 536. 654. 6M and 7—$1.50 qual- ity—we have remarked 75 cents. Some 6-BUTTON NATURAL CHAMOIS— sizes Si, SM. G4. OM and 7—81 quality—we * Bave remarked 75 cents. Some 4-BUTTON GLACE KIDS—sizes 544, 6, OM and 7-81 and $125 qualities—we have remarked 29 and 59cents. ‘Take them if you can use them to your satis- Astaction—if not, look through our “Coxnecr List. 4-BUTTON WHITE CHAMOIS GLOVES— 81. 6BUTTON WHITE and NATURAL MOUS- QUETAIRE CHAMOIS GLOVES-81. 8-BUITTON WHITE and NATURAL CHA- MOIS GLOVES—@1.25. WHITE CHAMOIS GAUNTLETS_81.35. NATURAL CHAMOIS GAUNTLETS—@1.25. 6-BUTTON BIARRITZ GLOVES—tan, gray and black—980. 6-BUTTON WHITE, PEARL, LIGHT, TAN and MODE BIARRITZ GLOVES, with black stitehing—81. Sise-Mirrs LADIES’ BLACK MITTS—25c., 38c., 50c., Te. and LADIES’ TAN and GRAY MITTS—50c. and 60e. LADIES’ WHITE CREAM ana BLACK ‘MITTS—ful dress lengths—76c. and $1.50. MISSES’ BLACK MITTS—25e, ‘ o Suce Groves LADIES’ BLACK GLOVES—0e., 75c. and $1. WITH KAYSER PATENT FINGER ‘TIPS—€1.25. LADIES’ TAN, GRAY and MODE GLOVES: ~G0c., 750. and 81. LADIES’ MODE, GRAY snd PEARL GLOVES, with black stitching andthe extre finger tipe—81. MISSES’ TAN GLOVES—B0o. Tarreta Axo Liste Tunean Groves. LADIES’ BLACK TAFFETA GLOVES— 2Se., 38e. and 50c. LADIES TAN, MODEand GRAY TAFFETA GLOVES—50c. MISSES’ TAN anf MODE TAFFETA GLOVES—250. LADIES' TAN, MODE and GRAY LISLE THREAD GLOVES—25c. MISSES' TAN and MODE LISLE THREAD GLOVES—20c, MEN'S GRAY end BLACK LISLE THREAD GLOVES—25e. Nowadays GLOVES to be sold must be warvented. tise clinching rivet to satisfaction when honestly sll To Tox Poon Few more patrs left of the 6-but. Chamois Mousquetaire Gloves at Ge. instead of $1. More of the Ladies’ 250. Feet Black Hose sat Ife, Wealso offer balance of the Sn Boot- Pattern Hose, with fast black feet and col- ored uppers, at Ske. per pair Bummer Corseta, A good durable Summer Corset at 500. ‘The R.&G. Summer Corsets at #1. We have marked down the R. &@. Linen Corsets from $1.75 to $1.50. Also marked down the White “CP.” Son- nette Corsets, in short and waist, trom $1.25 to @1. gad AU Baits Reduced. Gleft of the 50c. Silk Belts, in navy and cardinal, now 25. Saturday's Ribbon Barcains. Small lot of about 40 pieces of Now. 5 and TAlleiik Ribbons, in various colors, re Guced from 8c. to 4c. per yard. ‘Very opportunely we have received an- other shipment of the All-ailk Moire Rib- ‘ons, in black and white and colors, which We shall sell as follows: No. 16, seorth £50, only 18. per yard. Vo. #8, worth S0e., only 8c. per yard. No. $0, worth $734°., only $82. per yard. ‘are now 150. to close. Note About Blazer Suite. It is hardly Ukely that we shall have any more Blazer Suits this season after these are gone, as manufacturers will soon stop making them. Just now we have all nines im our Famous Navy Blue Blazer Suits, Shack wohere bene cofting ll the season at g10. We have 3 Black Flannel Blazer Suits, sizes 32, 38 and 38, which we shall reduce from $10 to 87. 1 Navy Blue Ladies’ Cloth Blaser Suit, with fancy figured navy, at $5. Cloth for skirt, $1.50 per yard. Warcran Ke Dasrms For Sarorpay. 25 ct. Candy, 40 ct. Candy, 60>. Candy and delicious Ice” Popular Cream served by the plate, Prices. Gn & Sox. se The Popular Confectioners. Do You Wasr Anything in the shoe line, Mews Suoes, 20 percentdiscouat save you from 15 to 20 per cent on any purchase you FOR CASH. may make. Take your pick Ladies’ Misses’ and ‘Children’s, 15 per Low Shoes or any of the cent discount. one hundred end one styles J.B Lens, Soe ee 422 9rm Sr wae ~qrtebiont 15 Pes Cesz. Tax Svccess OF OUR SPECIAL DISCOUNT SALE ‘Has curpassed our most sanguine tions. : ‘Shrewd buyers all over town know that when we advertise to give » DISCOUNT OF FIF- TEEN PER CENT the announcement is of ‘more than ordinary importance, because our marked prices alone, without this special re- @uction, are from 20 to 30 per cent less elsewhere. ‘ Hears How Ir Wonxe Select any of our BOYS' SUITS now selling at THREE DOLLARS. Weguarantes them tobe of as good value asa ®4.50and @5 suit would be elsewhere, besides during this sale we take off 15 per cent, which brings the net price of your sult down to $2.55. Pick out one of our Elegant INFANT'S OUT- FITS. You've probsbly heard of how much lower than elsewhere you can make your selec- tion here—always. During this sale you will ‘even do better by 15 percent. If you purchase amounts to SIX DOLLARS the special discount will bring it down to $5.10. ‘This means 2 clear saving to you of 15 cents on each dollar you spend, and this on the very lowest market prices for your needs. During this sale you can buy your HOS- TERY, UNDERWEAR, JEWELRY, NO- TIONS, FANCY GOODS, INFANTS OB GIRLS' WEAR, PERFUMERY, LEATHER GOODS, or anything out of either of our THIRTY COMPLETE DEPARTMENTS In precisely the same manner and proportion- ately low in price. Don't fail to take advan- tage of this before the sale is over. Marreurw Beaxuer. 403, 405, 407 Tra Sz. N.W. re & “clearance sile” geist ios ots TOS Pe Nw. aves Ea Store closes at 6 p.m. watt! September 1. “Lively buying” should be tn ender here tomorrow. Price ane @ropping frightfully all over the store. You en. Pet them to at thie season and we can Bot afford to disappoint you, down they got Daor Ts Tarren Hare. Tomorrow we shall place on sale two lots of Stylishly Trimmed Hats, vis Lot No. 1.—About 20 Stylishly ‘Trimmed Hate, which Rave been 85 Warre Caaxors Groves Repvorn Balance of our White Sbntton Mous- Quetaire Wash Chamots Gloves Re duced from $1 to 75e. Ware Usrrmaen Sanons. 2 special lots of Ladies’ White Un- trimmed Milan Saflors tomorrow as follows 81.85 quality For 98> 81.98 quality for @1.6R 98c. Waser Ovveniso. * _We shall bunch elf the stock of Waists tomorrow at the uniform low Price of GS. cach. The lot will include White Pistted Lawn Waists, with em- broidered collars and cuffs; Figured , Lawn Waists, Striped Lawn Waiste, Striped Madras Waiste, White Waiste, with platted collar and cuffs and Jabot down front; Mack Lawn Waists, with white dota; White Lawn Waist, with colored dots; Black Lace Striped Lawn Waists, with white dots 1 fwures, Ac. These have been @1.25, 0, 81.75 and #2. Choice of the lot tomorrow Sux Wass Reoocen & Rjoeant SUk Watsts—2red, 2 navy bine. “Reduced from €3 2.98, 19 Ladies Elegant Black and Nevy Blue Surah and Fancy Changeable Silke Waist. Reduced from $5.08, €5.48, F408 to BA 4n, Last Or Tur Brazen Scrm ‘These might well be called “riddance Prices,” for wo have made them low enough to cause the sale of every Barer Suit in stock tomorrow 1 Ten Cheviot Blazer Bult, Size 42, Reduced from #9 to 86.98, 2 Elegant Licht-<triyed Cord Blarer Suits. izes eand 34. Reduead from $15.48 to $10.95. @A stylish, dressy suit, A Tan Embroidered Blazer Suit. Size 38 Reduced from $15.98 to #10. 9, 2 Ladies’ Extra Pine Navy Blue Storm Blazer Suits. Reduced from @14.08 to €11.98. 1 Biack Blarer Suit, Size 34. Re @uced from $24.98 to #1198. Haspxencuers Usxorn Pare. Recent purchases enable us to offer the following extraordinary values to- morrow sets. and 2ie. Only 12360. 50 dozen Ladies White and Fancy Ool- before sold for less than Zo. Only 170. each. Extra Long and Extra Wide Sursh Scarfs, plain and bemstitohed ends, in all plain colors. Regular value, 35a Only 25c. each A Bancaws Is Camuserres. 3 Attractive Styles White Lawn Chem- isettes, embroidered collar and front. Regular value, @8c. Only 48e. each. Asoruznr Cuaxce For Tux Bova Owing to the success of our previous “One-day Sale” of these Waists, we shall offer tomarrow: Boys’ 250. Striped Flannel Shirt Waists at the low price of 15c. each, 2 for Re. Tae Box Manone. 314-316 Tra Sr. N. W. Tae Wasarx Szozr Hovsn 1% F STREET 5.W., ALWAYS LEADS ON LOWEST PRICES FoR THE BEST FOOTWEAR OUR ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK aRB 48 FOLLOWS: 300 PAIRS LADIES" §2.50, 83 AND 63.50 OXFORD TIES, MANUFACTURER'S SAM- PLES, SIZES 3, 3 AND 4, WIDTHS A, B AND ©, AT $1.85 PER PAIR. THESE ARE ON OUR BARGAIN COUNTERS. ABOUT 25 PAIRS MEN'S 65.50 RUSSTA CALF BLUCHER BALS. SIZES MOSTLY FROM 8 TO 11, AT 63.75 PER PAIR. MEN'S PATENT CALF BALS. AND COS- GRESS AT 63.25. WORTH @6 AND 96.50 PER PAIR Is FACT OUR WHOLE STOCK 18 TOURS 4f BANKRUPT PRICKS. Tse Waserx Suoz Hovss, wu LLL5S F Sraser N. W,