Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. ‘THE EVENING STAR bas a regular and permasent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any other paper in theettv. As a lecal NEWS paper and Ad- vertising Medium it has ne competitor. Hero-worship, when the worshipers have = real hero before whom to bow down, is and probably ought to be one of the most popular and to the peace by force. A more delicate situation could hardly be imagined. Men who had com- mitted murder and who were ready to repeat their crimes heard the exultant shouts of this soldier whose oath of allegiance was but = string of empty words; discontented comrades, who favored a policy of non-interference and unlawful bloodshed, listened with satisfaction to his seditious utterance. Accused of his mis- Debarior, Iams pleaded guilty. Implored to retract, he steadfastly declined. Then he was punished. That the punishment was barbar- ous is evident, but that has no bearing upon the offense. “Misbebavior before the enemy” is punishable with death, and if ever there was a.case to which that accusation could properly be applied it is the one in which Iams figures 80 conspicuously and disgracefully. Neither | criminal nor civil action against the officers who = sy able fact that Private Iams was guilty of « most heinous offence. The retribution may have Deen irregular and to an extent improper, but it was lees severe than the cirenmstances justi- | fied. If the American people must worship men let them select others than such as Iams— 2 self-confessed violator of a solemn obligation, 8 friend to assassination and a foe to the well- being of the republic. —.-2-o——_—__ The garbage question is an engrossing one, ‘except possibly where it ought to be—in the health office. At least, while the complaints show a steady increase from day to day THE | Bran reporter bas been denied access to the complaint book for the first time in the his- tors of the office Tux Stam well knows the @ifficulties in the way of the department and | has therefore been reasonable in its criticisms. | All the fault does not and has not rested with the health officer and his assistants. If Con- gress paid more attention to the local affairs of ‘the District, which are devolved upon it as the legislature of the national capital, there would probably be few complaints of an inadequate garbage service. But even with the insufficient means at the command of the office there ought | tobeamore thorough and more speedy re-| moval of accumulations that are both malodor- | ous and unwholesome, especially at this season. | Anyway, the health force had better at once | abandon the silly idea that they can hide the inefficiency of their work by refusing the re- Porters access to the complaint books. ——— ee Each party expects to get the larger part of the alhance rote in Minnesota, the alliance ticket | having been withdrawn in that state. The at- tempt of the democrats to fuse with the alli- ance or third party in Kansas was nominally successful. But there are not wanting signs that a considerable number of democrats will ¢ither abstain from voting or will vote for the republican ticket. In Michigan the “people's” party decided not to fuse and placed a straight ticket inthe field. Colorado has a ticket com- posed of people's party and silver league men. All this shows that while the subject of fusion 4s not yet ciosed, so fur as the northwestern states are concerned the project: d “populist”- democratic alliance is yet in a nebulous condi- tion, with the later tendencies adverse to fusion. This tendency also characterizes the general ‘movement in the south for a combination in more or less distinet shape between the repub- licans and the people's party. The chances are ‘that no fusion will take place on the electoral tieket anywhere in thatsection, and the appear- ances are now against fusion on the state ticket. In all probability the battle is going to be chiefly Between the two old parties, with the third | party playing » subordinate part in the general Fesult. And yet, as regards the elections, there is small doubt of the influence of the new organization in many districts of the south, Kansas and the northwest. ———— <r ta cetecaaa titer anise tis Seeetacraceieecrsn nee nie enn tenn ckn The purchase of nearly 30,000 worth of Property in Alexandria by Washington capital | 4s a significant step in the development of the interests of both cities Washington itself is not a manufacturing city, while Alexandria has been found an entirely suitable spot for such Purposes. It is not at all improbuble that these | phia. Washington's turn will come presently— perhaps! —_~+-+___ ‘The world’s fair wrangle has shown how Becessary staying qualities are to the states- mare a ——-_—+2—_____ Full of meaning—the bulletin, “Gladstone is at work again.” caliper ‘The river and Lazbor bili has utterly failed Warxrxo ‘The othe timeot tho year when hatever you buy here is PAR- TICULARLY under price. Ther are big cuts on the most desirable articles. {tems for tomorrow are ANCES EXTRAORDINARY. ery article is greatly under Rissoxs. A lot of Ribbon Remnants of all Kinds. Worth 20c. 400. remnant. 1 White, 2¢yds. Was 1 White, Dv yds. Was 81 And ther saab remnants in Mike Choice tsa se ee ‘tock ape Hats. Were =a fe Entire stock of Rou Rous and Ready other Straw Tc, Rand R. Sailors, trimmed vrisnelt Hibben, red; eray and ay “each, me lance ‘Tie. to $1 Wide Bris ringed Sailors for boys and giris.. Taovzs. We ti) giving the, extra. foare still giving fot the marked pencoe’ of Sieur franks. “Think ur ite a *OF F = 15 PER CENT OFF OF ALL BAGS. Urnotstery Derant- MENT. ‘ A lot of Heavy @-4 Fringed Che- pille Table Covers. Yc. each 3 Whiten yar: 1 sSeach. ue Oc. yard. Hosmay Axo Uxpen. WEAR. ‘sizes 18.18.20 and 282 pr Sse. Surs Asp Wasrs. of Ladies! Navy Fian- Sumer ‘Small lot Bel Bloure i Soeach. 5 "Ladies B17" Hereale House $3 Ladies’ Perc: na Suits, jist end dark shader $1. eae $1.25" Children’s Dresses. Gingham ese: a & ‘and Satteen Shirts. A lot of $1.25 Laundered Percal: Waists. '49e. Day Asp Goons Lisexs. Alot of 25e. tne, French Ging- ‘guaranteed nuine, Laces Axp Exnuorw- ERIES. Narrow Laces and * cloned. Embroidered Basics, Bexrs Axo Fass. Se. Fi work Metal fancy Open-wor Teather Boiiice Baits, “tan ‘and Diack Se.and loc. Jap Folding Fans ‘Zac. Gauze Fans, decorated oliv ‘wood sticks. See. Satin Fans, hhand-painted gold sticks. Penrcwery Axp Tour ee Delettrez Extracts, Consers Axp Curvezxs Goons. n> Children's Drawers, size . ais’ White’ Dremen, ‘Sie cay or A Jot of Ladies’ 25c. All-linen Big cack Miss. A weguse shits, alates Bia: Bavws POPULAR SHOPPING PLAGE, SEVENTH sr. Becoues A Sen ies to provide for any u»provement in the drainage Sx iran (@f Vacle Sums frances. W. A. Prence & Co., 719 MARKET SPACE, COR, STH ST. AND PENNA AVR Here Acax. \ MORE UERPCE, & ax EcoNoMicaL BAR- 18 FOR YOU. A week's Scipeiea of ODDS AND ENDS, BROKEN LOTS, Short ke., at PRICES to SELL THEM outin a day. Can't you use some of these REMNANTS and save yourself some MONEY? If 60, come early tomorrow and get the PICK. B Rewxaxts Or Woot 7 yards 40-inch Serge, BLACK with WHITE pin stripe, light weight. Former price, $5.25. REMNANT PRICE, 82.75 for piece. yards 40-inch BLACK ARMURE with BLACK POLEA SPOT, Former price, $5.25. REMNANT PRICE, 84 for piece. 7 yards 46-inch ALL-WOOL FRENCH IM- PERIAL SERGE, BLACK. Former price, $7. REMNANT PRICE, ‘£5.25 for plece. 2M yards 46-inch ALL-WOOL BLACK HEN- RIETTA. Former price, $3.75. REMNANT PRICE, 82.50 for piece. 2% yards 40-inch PRIESTLEY'S SILK WARP HENRIETTA, BLACK. Former price, 93.25. REMNANT PRICE, $2 for piece. ‘Tyands 38-inch SILK WARP HENRIETTA, PIGEON GRAY. Former price, $8.75. BEM- NANT PRICE, 85.60 for piece. REMNANTS of ALL-WOOL GRAY DRESS GOODS at LOW REMNANT PRICES. Rewsaxrs Or Corrox Dazss Fis. RICS. 1 piece PLAIN LIGHT GRAY SATINE, 30 inches wide, best FRENCH GOODS. Former price, 25e. REMNANT PRICE, 12bc._yara. 1 piece LIGHT BLUE COTTON CREPE CLOTH. Former price, 15c. REMNANT PRICE, yard. Reusaxts Or Hosteny. 3 pairs of LACE LISLE HOSE, BLACK. Former price, $1.25. REMNANT PRICE. ‘@8e. pair. S PAIRS of Bl BLACK ‘SPOOL SILK HOSE. Bed * . $1.00. REMNANT EY eae ai of BHF nar mnscaans, 19¢. pair. 3 333| Rewsaxrs Or Uxpenwear Se] t, “oBLUE FINE RBBED VESTS. Former Ba Price, 25e. HEMNANT PRICE, 2 PURE WHITE. wists ‘vEs’ a Pr pa ions, sleeves. Fi ashe price, Boe RRS = ic 8 " _ 25c. each. BH Ressasts Or Lace. ards ot BLACK SILK CHANTILLY rhe’ SING. Former price, €3.75. REM- NANT PRI 40.ineh BURG SILK CHANTILLY . Former price, $5.25. REM- $3.99 ‘: iis rants se.tnch BLAC oan SILK DRAPERY fa oo 2.70 for ards asc BL pen CR SILK Gauze. ty eels NT PRICE, ~s 3 alt yrds, seine BL BEAK SILK CHAN. REMNANT PI bis 1 LOT WHITE ALTESE TS LACE.2 to tog taches Pittsp Former price, 15 1 'ER8CE coTTON sna __ CHIFFON LAony at WIS? PRICE’ Ressaxts Or Enxsnomenms, NECKWEAR. LOW KEMNAGT PRICES. “a = | Sion on Bs d W. A. Pisce & Co, 719 MARKET SPACE, wt Cor. Sth st. and Pu. ave. Come in tomorrow and buy any article of merchan- | dise in owr atore at cxactly what it cost us, i.¢., at @ saving to you of from 20 to 25 per cent. 22 Seowion 4 “le ‘fare 713 MARKET SPACE. UTTRELL, Lions: Fensisurscs Ar Cosr. i i ‘Leather and Silk Belts, now. Silk Windsor Scarfs, no Richelieu Kibbed Vests, 1 Real Lisle Ribbed Vests, no . Silk Vests, in pink, blue and lemon. . Boot Pattern and Pin Stripe Hose, now, . Hermsdorf Fast Biack Hose, now. Fancy Lisle Hose, 35c., or 3 pairs for. Vhite India Linen - Figured Irish Lawn Satine and Satinet Waists, now. BERARREE SEE Mews Forsismxas Ar Cosr. Black and Colored Socks, now. 8 Lisle Socks in tan and gray, now. Neckwear all reduced to. Neckwear all reduced to. Jean Drawers, reduced to. India Gauze Shirts, now.. - Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. Neglize Shirts, reduced to. . Madras Outing Shirts, not PESSEREESE & Cea Fensisurxas Ar Cosr, Se. Fast Black Rivbed Hose, now. Black, Tan or Red Hose, now... eale or Outing Shirt Waists, Percale Shirt Waists. now... French Percale Shirt Waists, now. | The above and thousand and one other articles | can be had of us, and they are all subject to the above | reductions. = Jonxsox & Lorraznt, aut 713 Market space “DOWT GO TO THE bacco Cc rome Moowzarms, BRINGS THEM 10 YoU." A Tara Trearuzn? asec weit "Sq Pe a eh ee Lett 0 eee a Tee - {THR EVENING STAR: WASHIN 10TH, 11TH AND F STS ¥.W. —a (@ Closed every evening at 5 except Satur. days, when we close at 1. —o Toxorzow, Farar, “Rasouxr Daz» As Usvar. “Remnant Day” this week will be unusually ‘attractive, as nearly all the ‘Short Leneths,” “Odd Sizes,” &e. are from new goods. Nearly every department hasa few—eccumulated since ‘Monday. ’ Ome Hoorenomer Deranruexr. ® Ladies All-linen Hemsfitched Handker- chiefs, hand-ombroidered initials. 2 D's, 45's and 3 W's. Reduced from Tic. to S5c., 3 for 81.00. 8 Ladies’ Alldinen Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, hand-embroidered initials. 1A, 2 K's, 2Psand3 T's. Reduced from Se. to25e. 4 24 Men’s All-linen Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, hand-embroidered initials, 3 A's, 2 D's, 2 Fs, 3's, 2 K's, SL, 3 N's, 40'sand ‘Ts. Reduced from 50c. to 35c., 3 for $1.00. 1 Mousseline de Soie Handkerchief, black, embroidered in heliotrope. Can be used as Jabot. Reduced from 750. to 250. st floor... +24 annex.) —o— Mews Fonxtsame Derarruest. A amall lot of Fancy Vests—new, clean goods—nest patterns. Sizes 34 to 44. Re- duced from $2.25 and $2.75 to $1.50. 10 Fancy English Flannel Costs, slightly damaged. Sizes 36, 38and 40. Reduced from 86.75 to $1.50. st floor. .. .-1st annex.) Azr Nezorewoax Depanruenr. 2 Infante’ Afghans, hand-embroidered in Fopesilk. 1 embroidered in white, Reduced from $6 to $4.50. lembroideredin pink, Re- duced from $10 to 88. ‘1 Center Piece, embroidered in cut work. Re- ‘duced from $3.50 to $2. 1 Tray Cover, embroidered in blue. Reduced from 84.50 to 83, 2 Buffet Scarf, embroidered in mushroom design. Reduced from $7 to $5.50. 2 Buresu Scarfs, embroidered in white, Be- Guced from 85 to €3.50. 1 in blue. Reduced from $3.75 to $2. 1 Setin-lined Work Basket. Reduced from 96 75 to 85.50. 1 Basket, lined with broceded satin. Reduced from $2.95 to $1. 1 Flower Basket. Reduced from $1.75 to %e. 6 Baskets for Flower Pots: 1 reduced from 38 to 150. 1 reduced from 40 to 20s. 1 reduced from 50 to 250. 1 reduced from 75 to 85c. 1 reduced from 85 to 350. 1 reduced from 82.75 to 81. 10th st. building.) Travexrxe Goons Deranruusr. No. 4-3 Ladies’ Dress Trunks—canvas cov- ered—leather bound—fall linen lined—large set- up tray and extra dress tray—poliahed hardwood slote—malleable iron clamps—‘‘Excelsior” locks—No. 41ock bolts and four strap hinges. 2-28-in. Reduced from $9.50 to 86.90. 1-B0-1n. Reduced from $9.95 to 87.60. ‘No, 8-2 Ladies’ Canvas Dress Trunks: 1-36-In, Reduved from 86.40 to $5.50. 140-in. Reduced from 87.50 to 86.50. No. 27-1 Ladies’ Canvas Dress Trunk, slightly damazed, 40-in. Reduced from 813.25 to $9. No. 1-1 Canvas Wall Trunk, slightly shop worn, 36 inches. Reduced from $11.50 to $8.50. No. 11-1 Men's Trunk, sole leather, canvas cover, 30 inches. Reduced from $16.50 to 812.00. No. 2-5 Canvas Extension Cases, leather bound, riveted, extra leather corners, two heavy lock straps. 2-16-inch. Reduced from 85.75 to $3.00. Saas “650 £00. 229° “8 950" 5.00. (Basement...... 11th st. building.) . Misses: Depanrwenr. 11 Fine White India Linon Dress, embroidered waist, sash back. Size 6 years. Reduced from 84.50 to 82.00. 2 Navy Blue Fiannel Guimpe Dresses, fancily trimmed with braid. Sizes$ and 10 years. Reduced from $4.75 to $2.50. 4 All-wool Navy Blue Flannel Refers, large sailor collars. Sizes 4, 6, 8 and 10 years. Reduced from 83.50 to 82.50. 4 India Linon Guimpes, open-work yokes, full sleeves. finished with embroidery. Sizes 4 and Gyears. Reduced to 75c. (Third floor... 11th st. building.) es Sorr Deranrvenr. 1 Light Print Wrapper, size 44. Reduced from $1 to 50c. 4 Onting Cloth House Dresses, Norfolk ‘waist and plain skirt. Sizes 36 and 38, Be- duced from $2.25 to 81.75. 1 Fancy Striped Silk Waist, sise 33. Re- duced from 6.50 to $3.75. ‘1 Imported Black Silk Petticoat. Reduced from $11 to 96.75. 10 Fancy Print Wrappers with robe front. Sizes 40, 42 and 44 Reduced from $1.65 to 81.95. (34 floor... .-11th st. building.) ie Crosx Deranruenr. 1 Black Mohair Ulster. Size 31 Reduced from @5 to $3.50. 1 Biack Lace Shoulder Wrap. Size 8. Re- Guced from $12.50 to 96.75. 1 Bik and Lace Wrap. Size 34 Reduced ¢ ftom $13.50 to $7.50. ‘1 Fine Imported Shoulder Cape, made of ‘fine French lace, siliclined and ribbon trimmed, size 38. Reduced from $30 to $15. a Goor........ Lith at. building.) os Brack Goons Dersnruesr. > Mand Crave. Reduced from Ofc. to 50a. ‘2 yards Gtriped-Silk and Wool Grenadine, 46 inebes wide. Retiuced from $5 to $1.73. ‘6 yards Black and White Organdie. Re- Gueed from $2.63'to @1.73. ‘136 yards Striped Grenadine, 46 inches wide. ‘Reduced from $5.25 to $1.25. ‘2M yards Storm Serge, 54 inches wide. Re- IGTON. D.. ©. Funars Rewsarr Dar. ‘Tomorrow on the third floor of ‘Wide awake asever. The warm weather did ‘not weaken our spirits for the general welfare of the public. and strengthened by the cool ware ‘We march to the front with new vigor and en- ‘width, tm all leading colors and shades. Only 25e. per yard. Worth 350. 88 pieces of All-wool Black (Dentille) Lace ‘Dress Goods, double width, in plain, polks dot and flowers, reduced trom 75 to ZOC. We are determined to make «clean sweep of this remaining lot. ‘This is undoubtedly one of the best bargains ever offered in the District of Columbia. One case of Plain Colored Wool Challie Rem- ante, in black and all the opera shades, st 12io. per yara. worn 200. ‘cases of White Corded Organdy Remnants, with culored flowers, fast colors, reduced from 128 10 8c. por sara. Our great 2,4and be. Family Resorts are still open to the public, with a representation of many new offerings. Come, look and feel happy. A large quantity of Wamsutta Pillow Case and Sheeting Remnants, in odd lengths, at half their original values. ‘One case of Very Fine Pineapple Tissue Rem- ‘nants, superb designs, fast colors, reduced from Several cases of the Famous ‘’Tarry Dell” Cheviot Remnants, fast colors, % yard wide, at 106. per yara. worth 150. ‘In Dress Gingham Remnants we have made ‘the following reductions: ‘Two cases of ‘Toll du Nord” Criterion re- anced trom 12340. to LO. f ‘Two cases of Lancaster reduced from 10. to FAST COLORS. One case of Black Lace Organdy Remnants, 1 warranted perfect, redaced from 10e. to Bc. per yard. ’ ‘The remaining stock of Misses’ and Infants’ Gingham and Mull Hats that were $1.98, $1.75, $1.50 and $1.25. xow 970. Becand ficor for these. Now $2.98, $2.55, 1 $2.35. ; Joux E. Lire, 422 Ore Sr. oa ot casy to find, ERE ES = met —— ‘the Kind’most wanted by aut wee ars aa city and, then come “Seat you want ‘lec bot row ad aa eS 1.20, and 2 d 2 Shirts now 81. Dreas Shirts at 850.8 for bo_cannot be ‘be matched inthe eity—for OR Die Teo Old Timers,” 8. Be Ba ew, , Jaruaxo oa garg prese Bae gM Ganaiee E i : do better work and cheaper work before the rush comes. If you want a GAS STOVE the most economical place to purchase ie SHEDD'S. S.S. Suen & Bro. 432 9ra Sr. T. B. Towner & Sox, DRY GOODS DEALERS, 1816 7TH ST. N.W. eae Ready-made Sheets, Pillow Cases and vale of the Loom gnurteree °* ‘Moquet and Velvet Bugs, 134 to 2 yards long, $1.00 Remaente Moseet, 8 te 18 yards, $1.00 per yard. Remnants Body Brussels and Border, 3 to 15 vards, at 76c. yord. ‘Remnants yard, ‘Remnants Ingrain, 5 to 20 yards, 3c. per yard. ‘Best Ingratn, #0c., and » large line of Made-Up Bugs, all sizes, at ebout half See our $14.90 Oak Suite. W.H Hom, aueet 901 MARKET SPACE. Trost Toric. Buszez Sorrs. Another lot received today. We can now give you ‘Any size from 82 to 42, in navy blue of black storm serge. They are 9.75 and $12.98. Masszs: Jaczars. ‘Navy and tan checks, fall weight, at reduced prices. 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14and 16-year-old sizes. Thess are divided in three lots—$1.83, @2.67 and 84. 30—which ts just 25 per cent below regular prices. Warre Laws Wauarrers. ‘Toclose out some odds and ends we have marked about 20 White Lawn Wrappers. trimmed with em- broidery, down to $1.48 and $1.98. Not all sizes, but possibly yours is here. Suawis AT LESS THAN HALF PRICES. Alotof Shetland Wool Shawls, in white, black, cardinal and light biue. They were @3.56 each, but ‘on account of slight imperfections they are now Cw as ar De.a ann, _ aT 6h. a YARD Begs pete rms 3 att at Sic. a raRp. $1.48. ‘These will be found on first floor. Onxcaxvres. 100 pieces of Figured Organdies, in cream, light fray, lavender and Nile grounds, with colored fig- ures. Never sold for Jess than 12gc. Now 9 Cexrs. Wasn Scnans. ‘ ‘The balance of our stock of these for 9 Cuwrs. Ovrse Surrs. Another lot of Men's Laundered Percale Neglige Shirts, fine polka dots and stripes, for 98 Cexrs. Alotof Men's Cheviot Outing Shirts, nearly all sizes. They were $1 each, being slightly soiled. The price is 69 Cenrs. Another lot which were 79 cents now being sold for 59 Cexrs. Bizes 14, 1656 and 17 only. Mexs Liste Tuxean Hose At less than whole- sale prices. Every pair of Men's Lisle Threed Hose reduced in price. About 30 dozen Ribbed Lisle Thread Half Hose, in navy blue, garnet and brown, reduced to 17c, On 3 Pams For 50c. 20 dozen Men's Lisle Thread Half Hove, black (war- ranted fast color), with fine white stripes, double heels and toes, reduced to 25 @srs. 25 dozen Men's Silk-finished Half Hose, warranted fast black, double toes and high spliced heels, re- duced to 25 Cenzs. Booxs. Over 300 titles of famous works. Some are 7c. and ‘Some are 10c., but any of them are worth 25 cents. €2--We sell four of the 7c. books for 25c. or six of the 10c. ones for 30c. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Bucs: Bucs: Baosin Lot's take but one item from the Leather Goods De- Partment and show that complete variety and unde- niable reliability are linked with lowest prices. Let's look at Bags! ‘The best are cheayest in more senses of the word than one. The credit merchants make good thetr losses with expensive goods—goods not easily valued, s0 that Palais Roval prices for expensive goods bring you a greater saving than cheaper goods. Here ars the Enzlish Oxford Bags—London made. Russia and long-grain leather. Sizes, 13 to 18 inches. Prices, @5to€7. Price according to size. Cabin Bags of Real Alligator, with compartments for toilet articies, are hand made by experts. Sizes, 12 to 18 inches. Prices, $10to $13. Gladstone Bags of Grain Leather, leather lining and otherwise finished in first-class style. Size, 18 inches. Price, $5. With linen lining, but to all outeide appearance the same as above. Sizes, 14 to 20inches. Prices, $2.75 to B4. Club Bags of Real Alligator, with nickel extension support, leather-covered frame and lining, best in every respect. Sizes, 10to 18 imches. Prices, @2.40 to 85.50. . Similar Bags toabove excepting trif'ing details which will have to be pointed out. Sizes, 10 to 16 inches. Prices, $2 to 84. Real Alligator Bags, similar to above, but pieced pnd lined with bookbinders’ leather. Sizes, 10 to 16. Prices, $1.40 to 93.40. ‘Traveling Satchels of Grain Leather, leather cov- ered frames and lining, the best. Sizes, 10 to 18 inches. Prices, $1.90 to $3.48. With linen lining and Japan frames. Sizes, 10to18 inches. Prices, $1.25 to $2.48. Similar to above, but made of the under layer of Jeather—the animal's hide is split and the under layer is counted inferior. Sizes, 10 to 16. Prices, Sie. to ‘Tapestry Brussels, 5 to 15 yards, S0c. per | superior. Many have experianced the brief existence ‘Tie. Theae are the Bage that retail generally at 85c. For all sizes. Ge-Many other requisites for travelers at Palais Royal prices. Tuovsaxns Or Unenzitas. Exceptionally low prices because of the maker's Joss of profit—he was willing to thus accept a large ‘order to keop his hands busy during the dull season. We are content with the that under normal con- Aitions would be the make:'s, so that you ore fered @ single Umbrelia at the wholesale price. Mewes-soe. for the 26-tnch Gloria" Umbrellas such as usually retail at $1. 25each. $1 15 and $1.35, for thos» with 28-inch improved paragun frames asu- ally retailed at $1.50 each. 81.50 for the Warrented Umbrellas. with the lstest style crook handle—you’ll see them in the men's fur- ishing store 8 marked $2.25 each. ‘$2 for the Unbrellas with the sweet-scented weieh- sel wood handles. $2.25 for those with natural wood handles and sfiver, filagree ornamentation. Afew with silver-mounted horn Landles that usually retail at $5 each, Lapres—s1 25 tor renuine Gloria Umbretiaa, with cariously twisted natural wood handles, which sre of the patched and glued handle, usually found in ‘Uumbrellss at $1.25. Such will best appreciate the superiority of these. @1.86 for these warranted Umbrellas. Choice handles Many will recognize the following two styles as thiasea- ‘son's 63. 50 goods: Those with curiously twisted natural ‘woud handles and silver filagreo trimmings and those. with fleur de lis bandie of ailver and lange risg of 5c. a xanp aT For Satin Plaid White Goods that sold from 63 to 10e. at Tho. a yarp For Satin Plaid White Goods that sold from 8 to 150. 1 Sho. a vanp 4.000 yardt ot Yard-wide Bieatbed Cotton. er et Untleached Sheeting. A. Kacrsax, 900 PENN. AVE N. W. — {ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS. | o— Exrascr Or Bezr: Inferior and imitation sorts are coarse, of @isagree- ‘able odor and unpleasant flavor, but the genuine Lisa Comraxrs, ‘Bearing the suthorized signature of Justus von ‘Liebig. the great chemist, has the odor of roast beef Gravy, efine flavor, dissolves clearly in water and as- ‘similates with the finest and stmplest cookery. FOR DELICIOUS, REFRESHING BEEF TEA. POR VED AND ECONOMIC COOKERY. For Tar Waore Weex. st.nw., recommend. They havestated very emphatically that their $3.50 Shoe ts the softest, easiest and most comfortable footwear ever sold in this city, and the hundreds of people who are now wearing it would willingly ad their tertimony to this fact. This shoe is made ina variety of shapes, dull or laze finish for ladies, but comfort is the main consid- eration and {tis never found lacking. Thetrstore is the acknowledged headquarters for every variety of Russet footweer—not odds and ends, but a stock com- plete in very detail. If you are going to the seashore you will need a pair of Bathing Slippers. You can get hem here at 35c. a pair. v1 BABIES. Our Bargain Counter is loaded with Manufacturers’ Samples of High and Low Cut-Shoes, which we are offering from 33 to 50 per cent below reguler prices. All Low Shose not om the bargain counter will be sold 20 per cent below marked prices @ERTLE ‘We are giving 20 per cent discount on all Low Shoes consisting of Kanraroo, Oxfords, Prince Alberts Southern Tiesand Russia Calf Blacher Oxfords. ws tf He mE fit HE fii ey bere i i repens lr b aL : ; . i <a ee ee. ee Peet ete, Gales heey | Hoven & Sxxpen “Report Shee Fitters,” ny Hoover & Sxrvex. Teo, people the = sores Rees See potter esse RS eae TMS etek! SPS Li ea. 20 SRST et 1217 Pa Ave N. W. Tue Warnes Suor Hovse, 1215 F STREET N.W, - HAS PROVEN TO THE PUBLIC THAT IT 18 THE ONLY GENCINE BARGAIN SHOR STORE ON F STREET. ‘THIS WEEK WE ARE CLOSING OUT ALL. LADIES’ OXFORD TIFS AND LOW SHORS BELOW ACTUAL CO8T, Viz: SEVERAL LOTS, MOSTLY 3, 3% AND IN SIZE, AT €1.85 PER PAIR; WORTH 92.50, 63 AND #4. ONE LoT MISSES HEELED SHOES (SIZES 11 TO 13) AT 6 CENTS PER PAIR; WERE @2 AND €2.60 PER PAIR. A FEW PAIRS MEWS @5 RUSSIA CALF BALS, SIZES 9, 9%, 10, 10% AND 11, AT €2.05 PER PAIR. WE PAY NO REGARD TO COST On ANYTHING-ALL MUST GO. Tae Waanex Suor Hovsn 1115 F Srase N. W. aue W. M. Suvsrer & Soxs, 919 PENN. AVE. ¥. HAVE MADE GREAT REDUCTIONS IN SUMMER GOODS, NAMELY 12g. OUTINGS reduced to Be. 1240. GINGHAMS reduced to Be. 2c. LAWNS reduced toe. 124. CANTON CLOTH reduced to fe. Fine SATIN GINGHAMS, from 50e. to 400. Be. GINGHAM, to 20. 20c. GINGHAM, to 1c. All Summer Goods in proportion. Now is your chance for summer bargains. If you have no use for them this season they will be cheap to buy to carry over to next. But we are determined to sell them if price will move them. Come early, be fore all are sold One price. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, au2 19 PENN. AVE Canmaer & Lewy. 928 7TH AND 700 K ST. ¥.W. ONE THOUSAND YARDS OF PLAID MUSLIN aT ONE-THIRD OFF THE PRICE. At 8c. yard will offer one thousand yards of Plaid ‘Muslin. Price has been 12340. ‘One lot of Dotted Swiss Muslin at Lic. yard. Do not miss the great be-wains we are offering in Up- helstery Goods, Manufacturer's samples. Goods ‘that sold at T5e. to89 per yard—you can gots Piece as large as 25 inches square. Enough te covers chair. The price is 10o., U5c., 20c., 25e. and 50c. ‘We wish to close out our stock of mattings. We think © Price will do it. 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