Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1892, Page 4

4 .=— THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. MONDAY, JULY 25, 1892. THE EVENING WASHI STAR. NGtON. = Resciprxo Rescnpre S. a ALE. Resenpne Suz bas a regular and) Resurpixc Sate. permanent circulation in Washington three R: Ss times larger than that of any other paper in EBUILDING NALE. the city. As a local NEWS paper and Ad-| Jr aay Yertising Medium It has ne competitor. The attempt on Mr. Frick’s life is atrocious, but there is no occasion to connect with it Girectly the leader of the Homestead locked out men, or any of his associates. On the con- trary. when the mission of Mr. O'Donnell to New York is made known generally, as it is al- ready known to a few, it will be seen how great ‘an injustice has been done to him by the im- plication. The anarchist who shot and stabbed Mr. Frick in his office was evidently such « per- ‘son as Norcross or Guiteau—one who was possi- Diy @ maniac on one subject, but was otherwise fm the full possession of his faculties and who knew that he was committing a crime against the isws and against civilization. The turn of ‘events is unfavorable to the Homestead people. ‘They have blundered where they have not done worse, yet public feeling in this intelligent land is averse to condemning any who have defied the laws, of greater offenses than they have committed. It is not believed that the men of Homestead had anything to do with the act of Bergman at Pittsburg last Saturday. ‘The accidental facts alleged in support of the mere suspicion are not sufficient to cause the public to jump to aconelusion. But it is unfair to inflame the public at such s time against these men, however blameworthy the recent conduct of some of them in maltreating the Pinkerton prisoners. A man may commit ® manslaughter and yet not bea murderer ‘The brutal acts of outaiders and of some of the bereaved women whose husbands had been killed in the encounter with the Pinkerton men are not to be charged wholesale against the leaders in the riot, who did what they could to prevent the night assault on helpless men. The Homestead affair is bad enough. The offenders have placed themselves in the wrong | by the acts ther are known to have per-| petrated—the seizure of the Carnegie Com- pany's property and its perversion to unlawful | ‘uses, the expulsion of the sheriff's deputies, the | firing on persons sent to the mills to protect them, the interference with laborers who were employed by the Carnegies and with other cit- izens in the townof Homestead, subverting the laws and the rights of individuals. For these offenses they are amenable to law. They may not generally be sorry that Mr. Frick is dis- abled by the missiles and blows of the anarchist, but they are not that sort of anarchists, although some of their deeds lead inevitably to anarchy. Public sentiment condemns all their offenses against law and order and maintains the civil authorities in preserving the peace at Homestesd and punishing those who violate it. see ‘Tomorrow the citizens appointed by authority of the citizens’ executive committee in charge of arrangements for the coming G. A. R. en- campment to canvass for additional subscrip- tions to the fund will dotheir work. Tux Stam Canpzews Frassumas. PAL AGE. 812 AND 814 7TH-8T. REGHEERE SHE RESCHEBHS Siz Onur: have been drawn and our contract has ‘elven, improvements. WE MUST GIVE THE BUILDERS POS- SESSIO} MONDAY, JULY 8, 1900. sale ‘The lossisours. Thegain is yours. Hare Ace Allee On Tans Sic. Ladies! and audits Satlors. tn white and our i ches of ny St Trimmed a All-silx Surah ashen. fail length edges, “ASK nivbone ae Be ‘All 350. Ribbons at All Zic. iiibbons at Your choice Blaser, in. stripenx| ecks of alia ag ag ‘eband det Panasors. im Our stock is yours. Dr. Warner's *" ‘Watste” for Obiidren. Children's °¢ Sekt eee bespeaks for them i place the; = of in every 7 go 8 y Madde Satine tein courteous and business like reception. They| veti*Gezisckai* 2 mg Fag | give their time gratuitously to « public cause,| Price. Ge. sod citizens should sid them by responding | Toes Unpen Bromptiy and satitactorily to their requesta |" “Nii ges a ‘The need for additional funds has already been ‘Heqular (price, Bbc Bpectal price, set forth by Tux Stan. At the lowest estimate Ladies’ Bwiss rents, crocheted tops. Reg- the citizens’ committee will require $150,000 to} war Price, 10c. Price, enable them to satisfactorily discharge the great task before them. Of this amount $90,000 bas been provided for by an appropria- tion from the funds of the District and $40,000 has been subscribed. Twenty thousand dollars more must be raised. ‘This is a matter in which every resident of ‘Washing-on should feel a personal interest and Pride. All the honor and credit for she success of the encampment will come to the people of | Washington, since Congress has decided that | the whole cost shall fall upon them. The suc- cessful accomplishment of the work which has been undertaken by the citizens’ committee will be of benefit to the whole community, and every one in the community should do what he | can to aid the committee. Aside from the con- | sideration of pride in the city, which appeals to | all alike, there are especial reasons why busi- | bess men, who will be directly benefited by the | several millions of dollars to be expended here, | should give freely toward paying the cost of ‘the reception and entertainment of the encamp- | ment. It is hoped that the efforts made tomor- | Tow by the canvassers will produce such results that the executive committee can proceed at | with their work without doubt as to their ty to make suitable provision for the great wachernng. . sett alt Lisle Mibhed Vesta, silk-crocheted 5c. Ladies’ Lonsdale Cambric_Drsi hem asad tacks. “Regular price, ‘ie. Special price, Ladies’ Full Gowns. food lace trimmed dows front. ‘aioe, 290. A few ods ‘in Corsets—popular brands— ends ast were boc tse ag 61, wigose Canpnews Care. acpiidrense, Embroidered Hate that sald for 7Se. 250. a:Cbildren's Caps, assorted styles, slightly solled, Ie. Dnazss Taneurxes AND NS. A discount of 25, at im these department ERFUMERIES. Your choice ofany 25c. Bottle of Oak Extract, all StTourcholes of ang 80e. Bottle of Oak Extrnct, favors, at 607 OSTERY. {adios Fall Regular Hermsdort Dye Black Hose “ choice of | .. sie a Rs ———_+++___ Burs. Bergman's deed, while not directly charge- BE: Metal Bolte at 50. able to the men at Homestead or to organized| Ones ‘on all Leather Belts. labor, is due in some measure to methods the locked out men have adopted. If those men| had not attempted by violence to settle their dispute with the Carnegie Company, no outsider iu sympathy with their objects would have re-| sorted to the pistol and the knife in order to | “vindicate the rights” and “redreas the wrongs | Mj of labor.” It is very true that orderly citizens have no sympathy with such acts as Bergman's, | but neither have they with the actaof the Homestead people in resisting the sheriff of Allegheny county, in keeping possesion of ether men’s property by force and arma, even committing homicide to maintain their wrong- ful possession. Such acts as were done at Homestead lead to crime, they lead to anarchy. Itis very well for the advisory committee to pass resolutions of condemnation when anarch- fats ply their profession in such a way as to bring labor agitation into disrepute, but it is indispensable to conduct labor agitation so aa to rebuke and not encourage lawlesaness. The trouble with the agitators is their wholesale and violent abuse of employers as a class, tending to inflame the passions of the laboring peaple, set at defiance the laws of the land and invade the personal rights of the citizen. Instead of apologetic and self-exculpatory statements on such cecasions as this, they should be more care- ful to make them unnecessary. The time for prudence is the beginning of excitement and Rot after the mischief has been done. sa The recent murder on Capitol Hill gives the local police s case that is worthy of their best endeavors. The crime was one of remarkable doldners and the circumstances are such as to indicate that the discovery of the guilty man is entirely possible, though not easy. —__ +e For « young militia man at Homestead to offer cheers for the killing of Frick was indiscreet and deplorabie, but the selection of hanging by the thumbe ass mode of punishment was bar- barous. ———-—+e- —___ Bismarck deciines to refrain from conversa- tion. ‘The emperor may yet remind him forei- biy of the hygienic advantages which attach to keeping the mouth closed. —— cee The strikers at Homestead are the people ‘most burt by the action of the dynamiter, Berg- than He has piaced Mr. Frick on the pedesta of martyrdom. 9 @@ —__ Neotwithstandmg the adjournment of fits greatest form of wefuluess. The Marine Band will play there every Wednesday. —— ee If Mr. Hobnan had been a native of Chicago it might have been different with that world’s fair appropriation. . ————-_++e—__ Homestead may at least be the means of di- ‘verting the attention of crenks from Weshing- twa fora ime —_+-2-2____ This heated term is « modest affair compared ny EA ers gx mt egular value, @1. At Soo. TSCELLANEOUS HEB Mant Tien ap 300 = ere a Remember. the wre tabs possesion on July 8. Koses Pazace. Siz AND S14 7TH ST. Basxacer Suoz Suz THIS LAST WEEK OF JULY WILL CLEAN OUT MANY -OF OUR ODDS AND ENDS. WE HAVE ONE LOT OF MISSES 92 AND €2.50 HEELED SHOES, SIZES 11 TO 136. WHICH WE ARE CLOSING OUT aT ¢5c. PER PAIR ONE LOT OF LADIES ¢2 SHOES AF ‘%c. PER PAIR. SEVERAL .LOTS OF: LADIES OXFORDS AT LESS THAN COST OF PRODUC Tios. ONE LOTOF MEW'SRUSSIA CALF BAL- MORALS, MAND SEWED. AT 02.95 PER PAIR SIZES 9 WE 10. 106 ABD 1 REGULAR @6-GHOES. ONE LOTOF MEWS 90x60 PATENT CALE BALA. AT-E2.75 PER PaTR. uvenrrame we save coms ar |Sconcmme Son Taz Wasarx Suoz Hove wos LLL5 F Sra N. W. STORE ON F ST. Crowded notwithstanding the hot weather. The dargaine are irresiatibie. Yow cannot aford to remata away. Prom now unt{l September 1, moving time, your 60 and 75c. will buy s dol- ler's worth. ‘The stock must be soldand eli I | i [ shi i it Fe th I + i Fancy ‘Mattings, which have ‘been 80c. per yard, at the low price of ‘1Bo, per yard. 20 rolls of best quality Seamless China ‘Matting. which have been 40 and 4Sc., ‘Will be closed out at 30c. per yard. Sed 688 sas 888 $88 888 sss ses ‘886 ses ses 888 i 888 888 os FS ss oes 688 388 ss 888 988 888 Sod 883 os8 ses ae Sos 888 $88 888 sd 888 888 Sad 888 oss 888 ad ses sos 888 888 888 888 888 988 888 838 88 988 888 838 868 888 888 883 988 388 os 5 es 988 8 8 888 888 888 888 888 888 883 988 $38 ad Juries Lanssvnan. Con. 132n AupF Srs. N.W. LADIES. ‘Our Bargain Counter is loaded with Manufacturers’ Samples of High and Low Cut-Shoss, which we are offering from $3 to 50 per cent below regular prices. All Low Shove not om the bargain counter will be ‘sold 20 per cent below marked prices. GENTLE: RIE. We are giving 20 per cent discount on all Low Shoes, consiating of Kangaroo, Oxfords, Prince Alberts, Southern Ties and Russia Calf Brocher Oxfords Guo. W. Rica ‘27 MARKET SPACE A Goor Tree ones Luome BaP 1g Pa Sr ae a} Joux E. Lerma, Sror ‘Race Azovsn Ix ae Tu the to R. Gorpecra, 1007-1009 F S:. N.W. MORE BARGAIN All 100. and 20c. Silk Beits reduced to 5e. “* TSc., 98e. and $1.25 Leather Belts, 680, Javanese Fins Rupvcep. . 480. $1.25 Sioux Gas Sroves, 550 We will offer the balance of our $1.25 Gas Stoves for 55c. Every one guaranteed. 50 Pre Cexr Drscourr Ox Tixms Ruczers. nis from the marked prices. The prices were much lower than the manufacturer's list price, so you see these are great bargains. 250. Gow>-Praren Rixos, 11. ‘These are plain bend rings, so well pleted that we have the manufacturer's guarantes for one yeer. Axx 100. Srcx On Scane Pr, 3 For 170. Our assortment of 10c. Stick Pins is very large. All qrestvaluesst 10s. Woofter them special et Stor Fe. $4.98 Rep Sux Unozezus, $3.40. ‘These Umbrellas cre the finest-qualityred silk, suaranteed fast colore. We have but 4 in stock, #0 be ‘quick if you wish to parehase ome. ~ Rocuzas, 25c. Every child needs a rocker. The one we sell tomer Tow is our regular 480. style. We offer at 250. 20c. Worrrs Acus Bucur, 11. ‘The regular price for Wolfs Acme Blacking ss sold ‘by all choo storesta 2c. « bottle. We bought G0dozen from a jobber who needed money. Hence we offer it at lle, BR. Gorpscman, 1007-1009 F Sr, N.W. of Fptes Hatatage coed Sopeeaser 2 “4 {tome Gum PERRY'S. ww WW whatcan be done in » week with a Iittle w ry ‘management? The last of our PRINTED | Plain goods to match at g|LETTE BAILY A. are now 81.88, and 90 on. To Lavizs Gorne Awar. ‘We are now giving 50 per cont discount on sil Ten-| WaBt ® Coat, Cloak and s Woolen Dress or two. Rockets ‘While wo still have the line of sizes in our pres- ent stock of Blazer Suits, there is no telling how soon the manufacturers may stop making ‘them. Don’t court disappointment by Soaps, Be. ‘New line of Sponges just tn at 15 and 2c. Extra size (22 by 44 inches) White Turkish Wirrrax H. M°Kyew. x 933 Pal Ave. N.W. Laxssunaz & Bro. Wao Dots Your Exansvixcr ‘WHY NOT LET US? We have an artistic engraver. We do your work in a day. , 50 Ciioe Axp Prare, 860. Yet we guarantee our work none bet- ter. Wealso do in proper form Wedding Invitations, Party Invitations, Orests, Mon- ograms, &o, Try us. BOR WAR CHE. Ayorgez Wausst Satz Tonoznow. We shall hold another tremendous sale of [iste tomorvow, gering ot ast halt of greatly reduced prices. but two sizes left in the #1 White Lawn Waists (40 and 42-inch), with embroidered collar and cuffs, we have re- duced them to tic. each. ‘We have bunched all of our $1, $1.25 and $1.50 Waists at 980. for tomorrow. ‘White and fancy stripes and black and blue ground with white figures, &e. A haif dozen styles in all. Choice tomorrow, 980. each. Boys’ White Lawn Blouse Waists, trim- med with blue and cardinal embroidery. Sizes 3 to 7 years. Never before sold under Te. Only G80, each. Bio Waarrez Satz Toxonnow. ‘Tomorrow 83c. will buy the balance of oar stock of $1, $1.25 and $1.50 Wrappers, ‘embracing navy blue figures, black figures and a few light effects. Plain White Lawn Wrappers reduced to the following: 82.50 quality now $1.73. $2.98 quality now 88.25. * @8.25 quality now $2.48. Warr Szxoz Brazers Repvcen. ‘We will close out the balance of our Ele- gant White Storm Serge Blazer Suits (all sizes) at $10.48 each. Theso were fully worth $15, but we have been offering them ‘ana special value at $12.48. Now $10.48. Two Ireus Ix Uxvenwean. Ladies’ Fine Masonville Muslin Drawers, ‘with deep embroidery ruffle. Worth 50c. Only 88¢. each. ‘Two styles of Extra Fine Muslin Gowns, one with yoke of embroidery and one style With pointed yoke of 96 fine tucks with two Tows of inserting. Both styles were $1.48. Nowonly $1.09each. Taz Box Manca. 314-316 7ru Sr. N.W. W. A. Prence & Co, 719 MARKET SPACE, COR, STH ST. AND PENNA AVE. We Au Rucaz I Hix Hino Ar Won. DON'T THINK that we have closed up. It is only our rear store that is torn down. We are doing just as much BUSINESS in our MARKET SPACE STORE. Of course we are CUTTING jown the PRICES on lots of our ‘most desirable goods. We are still REDUCING STOCK. You CAN save good money here now if you are in the humor to BCONOMIZE. & Ce. m areas for Barratt, ERS nen Fate bee Soa hoes . Enxszowzars. (Oox sm wets eae ‘price ag Oe Sheereare Ate of Iriah Point, very pretty 5 ome C. per yard. IDE. Barrow Cambric Edges, from 4s neces nea. 8 5) oven rilani De. waitable for all wash: Have IC. per yard. SILES are guingto be “bargain out” to the first | Sprotat Vass Is Ova comers, We want to sve the last of them go this week. Considering the new markings—the seascnsbleness of the offering—and the elegance you know that is tm them—there will not be belf enough for the ready hands that will be stretched out to take them. The ‘rut to reach will be the first to reap. ‘Wo have divided them up into lots—linking twoor three qualities together et ‘‘much-below-value” Drices. Bome 7c. and $1 qualitiee—KOW Bome G1 and 81. 25 qualities -KOW ENTS. ee ‘We don't have to tell you that these are in the latest colorings and that there isn’t one chance in a hundred of your finding the same petterns anywhere elas. For the best reason in the world—we imported them our- selves. ‘Iyou wantto make some SHIRT WAISTS lookat the 21-inch JAPANESE SILKS we have got in pink, |* ‘talus, Mleo, gray, maize, navy blue, cardinal, gobelin ‘blue, tan, amber, reseda and myrtle. They are the Prettiest and ‘‘sleekest™ weaves you can find. A Razzassat. ‘These are SILKS that are always fashionable—and ‘Woalways have sgoodly supply. Poor prices for such Ware Onrextass. @-inch JAPAN, NOW—S0c. a yard. NOW—$1 0 yard, 24-inch INDIA~in cream and white-NOW-€1 e yard. 27-inch JAPAN, NOW—$1.25 2 yard. ‘804nch TWILLED JAPAN—$1.25 a yard. 43-inch HEMSTITCHED JAPANESE SKIRT- TNG@—N CW €A508 yard. Buc Onrewrars 2i-inch JAPAN, NOW—S0c. s yard. ‘34toch JAPAN, NOW-OGc. a yard 27-Aach JAPAN, NOW—800. 0 yard: ‘23-tnch SHANGHAL, NOW—T5e. s yard. ‘inch EXTRA HEAWE JAPAN, NOW-$1 s 28-inch JAPAN, NOW—$1, 61.25, 1.60 and 63 ayerd 24-teh INDIA, NOW—$1 a yard. ‘Minch JAPAN, NOW—@1 eyard. ‘Row the “‘eale has bern sot”—and we won't have to ‘walt long before the ‘‘vtiff brease” of eppreciation will carry thes SILKS tnto your possession. Not caly the REDUCED PIECES—but the ‘‘regulars.” Surely, they are ‘‘lightly anchored.” Pasar-s. _ NINTH AND THB AVENUE, USO perce ee », 298, te, 3-98. E i sis, Sng From 99c. to $5.50. line of $2.98 Hairpins reduced to 35. SA) lot of its’ Watch ve nen $3.25. = yaa Pa Rs $e Coot Hose. i ti fi I: f i nl i i i di : i rit LARS= — BURGH % BRO. 420. 42%, 4%, 496 7TH BT. $y2B, BESEEEESEE Just now we will help to keep. ale & if it A Frusa Tx Sonar Dazss ABRIC. ‘35 pieces of 32-inch SHANTONG PONGEES, Nght grounds with colored ‘figures, also plain gray, all new and stylish, fast colors. Regular price, 5c. REDUCED TO 0c. YARD. 10 styles 32-inch BRANDENBURG, that ‘very desirable fabric of this season's produc- ton, light grounds with colored figures, WAR- RANTED fast colors. Regular price, 250. RE- DUCED TO ANDKERCHIEFS. ‘You need Handkerchiefs before you go away, you need a supply. This is an opportunity thas HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, all Iinen, very neat and taking. SPECIAL DRIVE, 120. EACH. LADIES’ ALL-LINEN WHITE AND COL- ORED BOW KNOT HANDKEROHIEFS Worth 18e. FOR 12c. EACH. LADIES’ EXTRA FINE ALL LINEN, with SCALLOPED BORDERS, EMBROIDERED in WHITE and COLORS. REDUCED TO 50c. EACH. LADIES' NOVELTY MOURNING HAND. EERCHIEFS. SP! Mews Au—Lixex HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, ‘white. Worth 18. REDUCED TO <i > EACH, ‘30. EACH. LADIES’ IMPORTED SWISS RIBBED VESTS, in PINK or BLUE, square neck. Regular price, 25c. FOR TUESDAY ONLY, 17c. EACH. LADIES’ EXTRA FINE MACO DRAWERS, ENEE and TION SUITS, flesh colored. $3.50. FOR TUESDAY ONLY, $2.75 EACH. Two Buanouss [x Ware Sur Wasrs. LADIES! INDIA LINEN eines with yoke of fh Togulat price, O6c., FOR TUESDAY LADIES' INDIA LINEN SHIRT Sim Bie. JUCED a (i 50c. EACH. LADIES’ BLACK LAWN SHIRT WAIST, xs rats Sota frost” Former bees OC. UCED TO 5c. EACH. Srrcurs Is Tomer Regurtrres. FOODWORTIVS, FAMOUS VIOLET. and BELIOTROPE “WATER. QUALITY Gua ANTEED. REDUC! BEST FLORIDA WATER, tise. Reg- wr price, Soe REDE Pa —_ La) BAY RUM SALTS for heed- aches. 48. BOTTLE W. A. Prence & Co. ‘19 MARKET SPACE, (Cor. Sth st. and Pa sve. Wx. M. Gar & Co, “Wholesale Flour and Feed, Deatere,~ Cor. Ist and Ind. aye. mw. Closed this and other evenings at 5: Saturday at 1. Staee eae JUST RECEIVED— Ave N. W. are busy days with 4 Our sales for July are vq | Sie de a es abe day oes New, Cizax Srock aT Repecen Paces Ie of considerabie importance to you. Be among the joany “evel b-aded” people who are appropriating to the inany gond things we are stantly fering at money-saving prices Ixraxre Stars A small lot of Infante Muslin Stipe trimmed neck and sleeves with torchon lace” Mave beeu iinet Cinermns price, 19-1919 Also a few dozen Infants’ Cambric Slips, triy ow Azovr Tue Vacatioxr 2ic. 25e =—25e. EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR COMFORT AND PLEASURE? The little—epparently insiynifcant—things are ‘Most apt to be overlooked. Can't always get them in the COUNTRY or even at the SEASHORE, and in the MOUNTAINS ite entirely out of the cuestion. ‘This list may belp you: Linws: Uspenwran. We have asmall lot of tof Ladies” Swiss Ribbed Fests left, in Tink, blue, creuu: and white,” hepular 5c quality. Clearing price, 19¢.—.—19¢.. 19. Some of the Cumbric Corket Covers we advertised for Saturday's sale are still here at 150.15» 150. oo Taoxas AND @f every kind—size and styie—need ons? Buos SOME REDUCED ONES BELOW. HOW BOTHERING TO COLLECT ALL THE Mews at Surers SMALL TOILET THINGS, how hanito care Men's Lonsdale Cambric Night cut fall forthon. ‘Set so you own one of time | Srey i sonal ened wih Agni LEATHER DRESSING CASES. For Ladice me . = oe orgentiemen. Twenty-five styles. 190.0 790.0790. Be. to 83.75. — ~ o_— Scsrexpers FHene 1s ust embracing some things eesentisl to yourcomfort, such as you can’t well get slong with- out, and will have use for every day: eM RA SUE Over shee Muarenders, vinck, with cmibroudery” wr od nd white, with colored silk biubroidery. : Nail Brushes. #250... 25. 250. Hair Brushes. Tooth Brushes. cocina Glethes Brushes. Flesh Brushes. Shoe Brushes. Ricard Buc-A-Bnao. q Soaps. Toilet Waters. Tooth Powders. We mwaet have the: nny tA eee ‘Stationery. Umbreltas. Curling Brona<| 19% Shs eytonmion gf our X — . 19c_._192._.—19e ‘All 39, 42 and 500. Bric«-braa, 250.225.» 250. oo All 65, 75 and 87¢. Bric-s-brae, 590.5 9c.» 590. Moor, Founs & Commun, 807 P. Ave N.W. Herne iss list comprising things that will con tribute greatly to your summer's pleasure and enjoy- ment: FOR YOUR ESPECIAL OBSERVANCE. FIRST. For the convenience of our patrons we ‘mark initials on trunks free of charge. SECOND. A strap given with every trunk. THIRD. We will also repair your last season's trunk’ or valise in the best possible manner at © moderate cost. ‘Trunks sent for and delivered. FOURTH. We will engrave your name oms-copper plate and 50 cartis for 860. FIFTH. We will engrave one, two or three initials’ in red, blue, green, yellow, brown. gray or black om 100 sheets of paper and give you 100 envelopes for $1. How Masr READ OUR GREAT REMNANT ADVERTISR- MENT IN SATURDAY'S “STAR” AND SUNDAY'S “POST,” AND HOW MANY DID NOT? NO DOUBT THE AFFIRMATIVE HAS VERY NEAR A UNANIMOUS MAJORITY, ACCORDING TO THE BUSINESS DONE IN THAT DEPARTMENT TODAY. y Wi STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN Traveuxe Goons Deranruesr. 2—Ladies’ Enameled Canvas Dress Trunke— full linen Mned—best lock and lock bolte— first-class tn every respect. 1-St-inch; was @12.25. Xow 810.75. 1-S¢inch; was $13. NOW $11.50. S—Ladies! Canvas Dress Trunks—icather Jock and lock bolts. 1-28:inch; wae $9.50, NOW $8.50. 2-S0-tnch; were $9.95. NOW $8.90. 1-Sinch; wer G80. HOW BO AD, MADE UP QUICK, LOOK NEAT, AND COST COM- PARATIVELY NOTHING. TAKE 12 YARDS OF WOOL CHALLIE, BLACK WITH POLKA SPOTS, FOR 60c. AND MAKE IT AT HOME, AND YOU HAVE EITHER A DRESS OK A HOUSE WRAPPER THAT WOULD CosT YOU ANY OTHER TIME 82.50. BUY 10 YARDS OF FIGURED LAWN AND THAT CO8TS YOU 25e. BUY 10 YARDS OF GENUINE SOOTCH GING- HAM FOR 1.05 THAT WOULD GOST YOU 2.50 AT THE GREATEST SLAUGHTER SALE. BUY 10 YARDS OF FINE FIGURED MULLS POR Ske. THAT COSTS $1.25 ANYWHERE IN WASE- INGTON. BUY 94 BLEACHED UTICA SHEETING. EACH SHEET WOULD COST YOU 450. FULL 2% YARDS, NOW. THESE ITEMS ARE ONLY A SYNOPSIS OF WHAT WE ARE DOING IN THIS DEPART. MENT THESE WARM DAYS. HUNDREDS OF ITEMS LIKE THESE OAN BE FOUND ON THIS FLOOR. ARE YOU AWARE THAT THE ODDS AND ENDS SALE WE ADVERTISED LAST FRIDAY WAS QUITE A RICH TREAT TO A GREAT MANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS, AND DID YOU NOTIOR WHAT AN IMMENSE ADVERTISEMENT IT WAS! WELL, SOME OF THE CHOICE THINGS WHEN THE QUANTITY WAS LARGE ARE STILL ON SALE. IF YOU DO NOT REMEMRER THR ITEMS ASK THE SALESLADY AND SHE WILL 5 Leather-bound and Riveted Extension cases. 2-16-inch; were 84. NOW $1.95. Sistah: ewreeiss. KOW g: ‘Canvas Extension Cases—gather corners | GLADLY SHOW 4 <orceapieniipeatoums FRESH STORE NEWS DAILY. 1-was $1.25. NOW $1. A. Ka I 900 PENN. AVE. N. W. —o { ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS. ‘There is nothing like satisfaction, and that merchapt or firm who secures the confidence of its patrons by selling goods that are reliable and invariably as repre- sented has much tobe proud of. There isu'ts shoe bouse in Washington that has gained a wider circle of Patronage than that of Messrs. WILSON & OARK,020 F st. n.w., and they deserve it, because they never sell shor that they cannot recommend. They havestated very etuphatically that their 83.50 Shoe ts the softest, 1—was $1.45. NOW $1. 1-was81.00. NOW $1. ‘7 Cushions for steamer or verands chairs. DLinen—were 2.25. NOW Gy tlbeline—wore 08.50 NOW BD (Basement...... 11th st. building.) oo Five Fazxcz Pe Frassets. J All pure wool—good styles, (Becond floor............-..---11th st. building.) atid STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS. ‘wearing it would willingly add their testimony tothis fact. This shoe is made ihe variety of shapes, dull or laze finish for ladies, but consfort is the main consid- eration and itis never found lacking. Thetrstore ts the acknowledged headquarters for every variety of Au. Paorren ‘Cazres, (Cream with colored figures. Werermge. xow Da. Russet footwear not odds and ends, but a stock com- plete in very detail. If you are going to the seashore Smar Priors Tae A Teun AT ELLERY & IRELAND'S. as beens bie fumble in the prions Au. “Casnwers De Sczz~ oft Twilled Surface, Tinted Grounds, bat hirte that have been selling ‘ : “Rie dentis (shat have been eolling jon I a Reena ay apes Enemas s oO. CG hk Ree Ot Rares S. B. Exceery & Jos. H. Terrase, Managers Branch Ba'to. Shirt Pastory. 3725 1 thst. Dear N. ¥. eve. junction. ‘Wide and narrow stripes—good colors. wererege. ow 100. (A foor......... ---1Mth st. building) ———. STOCK- TAKING REDUCTIONS. Caceres Sen: <r Wazere ‘Fine quality—numerous styles, Bises 4 and 6 years, Were 50. to Gc. 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