Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1892, Page 4

4 “THE EVENING STAR. . WASHINGTON. ‘THERSDAY. permanent circulation In Washington three times larger than that of any ether paper in thecitv. Av a local NEWS paper and Ad- ‘Vertising Mediam it bus me competitor. “Wisely and slow; they stumble that run fat.” So wrote Shakespeare, and time, which bas upset so many things in the years that have | gone out of existence since those words were penned, has failed to make that advice lees sound. Those good citizens who now advocate a change in the administration of local police affaire would, if they have the best interests of | this people at heart, do well to heed the coun sel; would do well to remember that the basis on which are founded most of the complain! aguinst Col Moore are located in the heart of ‘that class of people which loses nothing but » Ktue money or less valuable liberty when com- peled to face the consequences of wrong-doing. ‘The fact that these sources of complaint are eolored should not enter into the argament— ther are simply residents of the District, pos- sessed of all the rights which belong to citizen-| ship and amenable to all the penalties thot are consequent upon crime—but those through hom the grievances in question have been noised abroad have elected to make their attack ‘upon Col. Moore with that oft-times suicidal as well ns murderous weapon, race prejudice. Bhould the result of the conflict be disastrous to the more bloodthirsty wielders of the two- edged blade they may look in vain for sympa- thr from many of their own people. It is undeniably true that while but 30 | per cemt of this city’s population is col-| ered, more than fifty-four per cent of the rime is committed by the debased members of this minority. The official records disclose a starthng preponderance of misbehavior by col- ered people. During the fiscal year which | ¢loved June 30, 1891—the Intest easily available figures—of the eight murders committed six were br colored men. There were 144 arrests tthe tty ety BAUMES POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. 4 RED TICKET DaY or Asrounvrxo Bisoarns. PROFITABLE WARM WEATHER A lot of 7 ‘tor Club Bags Sor Devanrwenr. for housebreaking and 101 of the prisoners were evlored. One bundred and sixty-one colored | persons were charged with assault with intent | to kill out of @ total of 200 cases, There | were 117 arrested for grand larceny, and of these 55 were colored. Nine hundred and sev- enty-four of the colored minority were imprix- oned for assault and battery out of the 1,436 | eases that came before the courts, while 339 colored men and women participated in affrays | as against $25 charged to people of other races. In the carrying of concealed weapons the Out of 223 cases where petit larceny was charged 192 were against colored children | under sixteen years of age,and out of 330 charges for the same alleged commissions, 260 of the accused were begween eighteen and twenty- eve years of age. This is a truly deplorable state of affairs; one which mar. perbaps, right itself in time, but which would be corrected minority was also in the majority: there were | 280 cases and of these 201 belong to those | who are now threstening official de- | capitation of the chief of police. | more speedily were some of the energy now being used in bebalf of somo law-| less people, devoted to the cause ef mental and moral clevation. It fs true that police officers may have been forcible, even to bratality,in the handling of | some prisoners, bat it will not be denied that there are comparatively few cases where inno- cent parties bave had just canse for complaint. ‘There may have been instances where police- men who were improperly violent have escaped punishment, but they were exceptions to the well-nigh inflexible rule. Already is there among the lower order of colored people a lamentable and growing tendeney towurd defi- ance of those who represent law and order, a tendency which would seem to have been fos- tered by some of those whose livelihood springs | from and waxes great upon the openly unlawful conduet of others, This downward movement, thie confounding of liberty and license, must be checked in the interests of the whole commu- nity, white and black. Some of the agitagors in this movement against Col. Moore are colored citizens of good repate and they shoul@ be careful how they allow themselves to be drawn into « course | which will have only the result of giving prac- | tical id and comfort to the worthless and law- less elements of their race. The large reepect- able and intelligent portion of the colored citizenship of the District have as much interest as the whites in the maintenancé of law OD tb bt and order at the national capital, and they | $4 should rebuke any attempt to commit them ‘through race sympathy to any antegonism to | 4 the efficient execution of the law and the en-| forcement of order. | eee Ens The asenmption of control of the garbrge collection by the police Sn yesterday was mens- | urably prevented by the absence of the con-| tractor in another city. The contractor was absent because he de carrying out bis con! to leave the scene whe: presence is so much required in onder to Mepsult with his subcon- tractors. Meantime the Commissioners, the health officer, the “auxiliary” police and the patient holders of garbage that they wish re- moved are awaiting developments. If it were not for the previously good condition of the city, or the kindness of Providence, these de- velopments would speedily come in = most Unpleasant, positively dixtinctive, manner. | Adding a few carts or wagons, a emaller num- | ber than he promised, is not all the contractor has to do in this grave emergency. The truth is that if he bud properly used those already | in service the city would be now in far better condition than it is likely to be im many days under the existing order of things. | and he was obliged The capital of the republic deverves a better | 2 fate than to be at the mercy of inefficient con- | 5, tractors, and a system of government depend- eat entirely on the cuprices and the demogogic fears of Congress. +2 —___ | The car drivers are being instructed with Proper careand deliberation for their change of | Sceupation to that of gripmen on the new cable road. Accidents have been wonderfully few | With the 7th street line, and itis « record that it | fs worth taking a good deal of pains to keep up. | — — > — Keep cool in keeping cool. That is, don't let it worry you while you make provision against the effects of the heat. This is the very flower of midsummer philosophy. oe There was atime when it was au impossi-| bility to get exprewions of opinion from Bix marck. Now they are drugs on the warket. —— ee The cleansing of the Augean stables was a ‘The weather bureau becomes more and mare inespeble of humane impulses. It has even consed ite promises of prompt and complete relief. ——— +e ‘Mr. Holman should donate a picture of him- selfto the World's Fair. The would probably enjoy turning it to the wall ———— 2 It would be discreet to hold back the mas- sive campaign document until the weather moderates. —— +02 ‘Mr. H. Clay King is one of the few men who May Congratulate themselves on getting into the penitentiary. —— +02 ‘The olive branch crop has so far been « fail- use an both parties. +02 One of the men who must suffer a great deal from the beat is the advance agent of political harmony. —_~es__—_ The; nuisance cannot be talked out existence, Work must be done. RERETTHTRATT KTR NHS HNN ATLA TT HTT eH TANNA TCR a eT TAT ANNE NENT NTL N TERE Tee NNT Se gene eae NNT ETT TSS ds on other persons | A. * pilbine Suite ciently dame: a 3 Pai 83" - 8c. each. ‘12 Misses’ ae ; a ee. exch, 01 Biouse ‘Se. each, Ladies’ Navy Biue Fiunnel” Blouse Suits (skirt and Blouse)... Saszrs. A lot of Princess Sashes, in silk “and c het sides and tassels: erochet ‘asecis, Were €1. 50. ae Bie. Caupzzxs Dnxsszs, Usvenwean Ax Consers. 10, 81.25 Gincham Dresses. Sizes 1 to 3 years... 4Be. 18 #1. Ladies’ Co ‘Slixhtly suiled. 1 Tot Soe. ed sizes Dax Goons. Remnants of China Silks....19¢. yard. Remnants of Ye. Satterns, dress lengths... T2ge. yard. We. 36-inch Light Grounce Ficured Challies... -....5e. Reunanis of. Waite Satteens, Woolen Dress Goods, “&e., &e., halt p ty ‘ Laces Axp Expzorentes. Embroid- I6e. remnant, broider, "ae. yard. A lot of Remnants of eries. Worth 23 Bors: Samr Wasre. A lot of $1.50 Flanne! Waists... A lot of S8c. Cheviot Wa.sie.... "etna Blea Be i ond ‘Iie. ‘That seems to be the order of the day—and no doubt ‘will com tinue to be for the next six weeks to come. OUR PREPARATIONS: To do you good in supplying your housebold with Bed 7 and we have done well. Therefore we open today for ‘Thursday and Priday and Saturday 10 cases of goods on the same principle as the above mentioned, «nd 100 sonen cotton Huck Towels 5c Stone, tet Saat 4, Pinay fay ET SET Seo 69c. snare See 4 cases of Bleached Sheeting, among this 1st the celebrated Utica brand— A. Kacrwas, —e {OniGIxATOR OF NEW IDEAS, }o— | LEasTEsT essen nase =the) ‘900 PENN. AVE. ¥. Ww. Sowe “Suor Tarx- Br Hoover & Sxzpex | if i i tH id tes il f i i *‘Eupert Shoe Fitters,” 1217 Pa Ave N. W. 20 | yim THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. For cowed Welt, Blucher Mac. eakeeraes’ Fos ing 6600 Ghee in Me. $2.35 A Pan ‘To close them out. Be aes ae No better, no prettier Fon Low Shoe im the market at any price. au abapes and widths, Lives. Plain or with patent tip. Were cheap at F, $3.00. * Now 82.85 A Linus. Pin ‘To dispose of them quickly. We Have Waar You Wanr. Though our stock of Summer Shove is éwindliag down rapidly, we still have by far the best assort ment in town of reliable sessonable Footwear. Ws. Aaex & Con RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, $90 AND 992 7TH ST. 1914 AND 1916 Pa. AVE, It 281 PA, AVE. 3B Lever Oh Ee ieee sirepote After many years of patient and scien- in’ ation hes ee ae tietites ete ‘Oxyren into vate the ay’ cactilaries, and in of Sts iad cote ure te si Shae es sith many who have, been’ : Talide for yeare, for whom ail bope of have testimonials to prove all ‘cial, and, Er anche Gone not claim mor for * lsum more for sible for It to fhe "age. of SHINOTON, D. C., Now. 6, 190. oH. BAN CH Washington, B.C. The uve OpOIkE month, , Mvieraen hn oA PNP S. Pec the suthorised agent for Moz Tees Las, Office hours, 10 931 FS, Vw me eke pee ’ Fraxscans Ji EWELRY Esrazuseuent INITIAL AND EMBLEMATIO RINGS 581 Seventh street northwest. Unw. Pog rata a hn caer pw. ull RABIES. Samples of High and Low Cut-Shoes, which we are offering from 38 to 60 per cent below regular prices. All Low Shoes not om the bargain counter will be 001420 per cent below marked prices. EMT LE MEL. ‘We are giving 20 per cent diseount on all Low Shoes consisting of Kangaroo, Oxfords, Prince Alberts Ao. Southern Tiesand Russis Calf Blacher Oxtords. Gro. ‘W. Rice, 8S ‘A7 MAREBT SPACE F F iti | ne i Grand THE = Grand Grand MOSTEST = Grand. Grand Grand TE Table, $3.98. eit Table Mosux Unprewean Depsnruesr. beinscrretee oer tre Topand Bet-| Pure ineartings and clusters ‘TEM ST. MET. toms Bock-dold Bed Soetnes, 66-00% | gi. ree ST ES on | MW. gato, eas, bo. Teeaxrs Depazneenr. Deer ake ns eek te name | 2 Checked Gingham Hate, bros beime Sodd shapes tn nest Piald Gingham ie ee rE \ 2750 8. ‘All wo have left of those Pink and = sarin ‘PeBatng.) Srp wasn ae forene | tomer ae Weorvann Axo Lorusce 10TH, 11TH AND F STS X.W. a ea (a Clesed at Severy eveping eacest Sater Gays, when we ciese at 1. ‘doles ‘Tomorrow will bp the last day of the @50. Muslin Underwear sale. What we have left ‘will scuroely Inst the day oat. eee Tomonnow, Fawar, Rawsaxr Dir, As Usvat Youll know whst this moans—all ‘‘Short Lengths,” **Odd Sizes,” “Broken Lots," &e.. ‘Will be closed out at greatly reduced prices. ‘Nearly every department contributes some- thing, ‘THE BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT ‘Will Be the center of attraction, however, 0s the following List attests: 4 yards All-silk Grenadine, 46-inch, Was 08. Now 96. 11 yanls All-wool Bisck and White Challis, Siimch. Was9d.00. Now et. ‘86 yards Silk and Wool Grenadine, 94-inch. ‘Was 612.75. Now ¢4. i G4 yards Black and White Striped Serge, 42- inch. Was @9.75. Now $5.50. BS yards Silk Velling (for veil) stinch. Was $10. Now 97. 3M yards Astrakhan-striped Ohevict, 44-inch. Was @13.18. Now 96.75. 5 yards Astrathan-striped Cheviot, 44tneb. ‘Was $17. Now $9. 16 yards Bedford Cord (coating), Stineb. ‘Was $7.50. Now 94.50. DRESS PATTERNS. 8% yards Polke-spot Mousseline, 404nch. ‘Was $10 94. Now 86. 8 yards Black and White Plaid, 40-inch. ‘Was $6. Now $2.75. ‘To yards Gray Check, 40-inch. Was $5.63. Now $3.75. G yards Wool Grenadine, 46-inch. Was $12. Wow 68. 8 yards Hemstitched Velling, 46-inch. Was G10. Now 87. 12 yards Silk and Wool Grenadine, 24-inch. ‘Was 818. Now 85.75. 8 yards Bordsred Wool Grenadine, 46-inch. Was $16. Now $8, yards Gray Plaid, 40-inch. Wes 96. Now * gf TAH Grey Piatt, Gina. ‘Wee 12. Now Haxpxeromer Deranruent, 5 Ladies’ White All-linen Hemstitched Hand- @lightly damaged. Reduced from 1 Ladies’ White Japancse Silk Handkerohiof, ‘embroidered, scalloped ede, soiled. Heduced from 75 to 50c. ‘3 large Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, 1 Ught ‘Diue and 2 lavender, slightly faded. Reduced from 75 to 50c. 8 Men's Extra Fine Fancy: Large engine Hand. colored eu! 2 border. 'neduced from 75 to Soe. (st floor... Misses: Deranruenr. 1 Navy Blue Fisnnel Guimpe Dress—full leop hem. Size 10 years. Reduced from 84.75 to 82.50. 2 Fine Green Broadcloth Reefers—large ‘sailor collars—flare cuffs—peari buttons. Sizes Se er Beduced from 4.50 to 1 White India Linon Dress—bemstitched skirt and embroidered waist. Size Gyears. Re- uced from $4.50 to #50. very Fine White Persian Lawn Dress—hand- somely embroidered. Size 16 years. Reduced from $15 to $8.75. 2 Fine Persisn Lawn Guimpes—embrotdered. yokes—full embroidered ruffles around neck ed 24 annex.) --1ith st building.) —o 1 Mohair Ulster, bisck. Size 36. Reduced from 5 to $3.50. 1Tan Russian Blouse Suit, trimmed with Saas teeth Size 34 Beduced from $9 to 96. 1 Black Silk Shoulder Cape, silk lined. Sise ‘36. Reduced trom 7.50 to $1.50. 2 Black Novelty Cloth Vests, Sizes 36 and ‘38. Reduced to $2. —o— Our Bargain Counter is loaded with Manufacturers’ |Surr Dparruenr. 2 Outing Cloth House Dresses. Size 34. Re- Guced from $2.25 to $1.75. 1 Fancy Striped Silk Waist. Sise 82. Re- Guced from 5. 50 to $3.25. 2 Fancy Percale Wrappers, robe front. Sizes 42 and 44. Reduced from $1.65 to $1.25. 1 Fine Satine Wrapper, Bize 36. frout—finished with belt—1 olive and 1 garnet. Bige 32, Reduced from 810 to 86.50. (Third floor... 11th st. busking.) —o Boys: Crormxe Dersnruesr. 6 Kilt Suits. 2 reduced from $3 to 81.75, 4 reduced from $2.25 to 18 Blazers. $1.75. 10 reduced from €3.50 to $2.25, 8 reduced from $2.75 to $1.50. ‘Two small lots of Boys' Straw Hats reduced to83e, and (Ba floor. 20th st. bldg.) Mews Bvsscestes’ Diratcoeane 2 China Silk Heed Rests, Reduced from $1.50 to 50c. 1 Brocaded $1.25 to Bde. 2 Hand-embroidered Glove Cases. Reduced from $2 to 50c. 1 Brocaded Plash Photo Frame. Reduced from $2 to 50c. 1 Hand-embroidered School Bag. Reduced berg era 2 Chinese Crepe Tides, blue and white. Re uced from $1.50 to 7Se. 1 Reduced trom 83.75 t0 $2. 1 ‘embroidered. Reduced ‘waist—high bust—spoon busk. 20 and 80. Reduced from $3, 50 to $2. (Second floor...... Annex to 10th st. building.) Ovn Live Is Too Lance WILL NOT CARRY THE STOCK OVER UNTIL NEXT SEASON. WE ARE WILLING TO CLOSE THEM OUT AT WAY BELOW COST AND TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION THE COST OF STORAGE AKD OaRTAGE. ENTIRE STOCK OF SWEET REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS AT ONE-HALF THE ‘#40 Double Refrigerators reduced to $20. (638 Double Refrigerators reduced to $19. €36 Double Refrigerators reduced to $17.50. $33 Double Refrigerators reduced to $16.50. 830 Double Refrigerators reduced to $15. $25 Double Refrigerators reduced to $12.50. 620 Single Refrigerators reduced to $10. 918 Single Refrigerators reduced to $9. $10 Bingle Ice Chests reduced to 5. The SWEAT iss perfect dry-sir and sanitary re- Srigerator. ° ‘The storage capacity is 25 per cent greater than any other. ‘The saving of ioe is from 30 to 60 per cent. It is without doubt the most economic refrigerator made. . After August 15 the prices will be st regular list, ‘which fo the original price mentioned herewith. ‘We guarantee otery SWEET REFRIGERATOR. ‘Fou ean return them to us if not satisfactory. D.C. THURSDAY. aUGust 11, 1892. T RID: AUGUST Rapvertox SALE Farmar Axp Sarcapar. Art R. Narmxsows, 818 72 Sz. every department. low we quote but a few of the many extreoréinary bargains to be offered: 0c. best French Shoe Polish, per bottle. (Only one bottle to each customer.) R. Naruaxsos, Suecessor to B. J. Behrend & Som, 818 Tru Sr. N.W. 1t JOHNSON “2é8 UTTRELL. At these prices you can buy a Splendid Refrigerator} = J. 4,20 at the price of the vary cheapest. W. B. Moses & Soxs, ¥ AND ELEVENTH STREETS, FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, UPHOL- STERY GOODS, WALL PAPERS, ka 1t Tax Wassex Suoz Hovse, 1015 F STREET ¥.W., HAS PROVEN TO THE PUBLIC THAT IT 18 THE ONLY GENUINE BARGAIN SHOR STORE OS F STREET. THIS WEEK WE ARE CLOSING OUT ALL LADIES' OXFORD TIES AND LOW SHOES BELOW ACTUAL CosT, VIZ: SEVERAL LOTS, MOSTLY 3, 34 AND 4 IM SIZE, AT 01.85 PER PAIR; WORTH $2.50, $3 AND 04 ONE LOT MISSE HEELED SHOES (QIZES 11 TO 18) AT 6 CENTS PER PAIB; WERE @2 AND 62.50 PER PAIR. A FEW PAIRS MEN'S 85 RUSSIA CALF BALS, SIZES 9, 0% 10, 10% AND 11, AT 02.05 PER PAIR WE PAY NO REGARD TO COST oN ANYTHING-ALL MUST GO. Tax Wasnex Suoz Hoven, 1115 F Srezer N. W. aut Canmazt & Luny, - $28 7TH AND 706 K 67. H.W. CHALLIES—Hialt wool, about 25 pieces, 18¢. quality. Marked down to 12}6c. CARHART & LEIDY, Turrovewext Sure Or Day Goons AT COST IS NOW IN PROGRESS. EVERY YARD AND ARTICLE OF MERCHANDISE IN OUR STORE AT PRIME COST. WE MAKE SPECIAL MENTION TODAY OF SOME EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN TOWELS. 200 dozen Pure Linen Huck Towels, 17536. Worth 02.65 per dozen. Our improvement sale price, ie. EACH, oR $1.25 PER DOZEN. 100 dozen Fine All-Linen Huck Towels, 19x38. ‘Worth @2.50 per dozen. Our improvement sale price, 8c. EACH, oR 2.00 PER DOZEN. 50 donen Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, worth fully 25c. Our improvement sale prico, ‘2%0ec. EACH. All our Fine Damask and Huck Towels that were Se. AT 22c. EACH, OR 92.65 PER DOZEN. FANCY PARASOLS AT ABOUT HALF PRICE. ALL OUR UMBRELLAS AT COST PRICES. SPECIAL: We received yesterday « back order in- ‘voice of Dotted White Swiss and offer them at 30 AND SSc. A YARD. These are worth 3736 and 450. Jounsox & Lorrert, and ‘718 Market space. “Samet Tax (When Dr aaa ee for shirts: ay yd acters well, 5 diferent sleeve to each neck size. Bic. each—6 fora “The Two Old Timers,” S. B. Exreey & Jos. H. Inzzaso. ‘Managers Branch Balto. Shirt Factory, aul0 831 thst. n.w.. pear N. ¥. ave. junction. T. B. Towxer & Sox, DEALERS IN DEY Goons, 1316 71H ST. LW. One case 10-4 Bleachod Sheetine, 162, Pie makes specialty of Black Drews Goods. Eira "t fall to see our 50c. German Table to wu yaar orn Te Yn, ve 4 for 25.. etines, from 4 to 10 yards, worth trom 12% to 25e., \ bargains in Towels. eu64r Frar Is Rexsast Dax SELPFUL TO THE PUBLIC NOT LESS THAN TO THE MERCHANT. STUPIDITY OF EXAGGERATION. ADVERTISEMENTS are being more and more vad decause they are proving more and more helpful to ‘the reader. Merchants are beginning to see the #tu- | pidity of exaggeration. The public are gaining conf- dence—are learning by practical experience that a | pays to read advertisements, | This evening's advt. of The Palais Royal tells you of three specially good values in Gloves: 5 $1 for Chamots Mousquetaires, White and yellow, self and black stitched. Specia! because superior to those usually offered at the price. First. They are longer than usual—-button leneth. Second. They wash and lok asvod as new. Thousands of patre have been wold and mot one paw returned hecauer of not washing properiy. Can this be ssid of the usual €1 Gloves? 5 Oe. tor stances sux Mousyuctaire Gloves, in fast Disck, grays and tans. Of course there are SU Gloves here from 25e. to $1.25 0 pair» do: 0 different prices and twice as many styles, BUT THESE S0:.GLOVES: ARE EXTRA GOOD VALU! Docent tt pay wate tell of the beat value in stock and thus yain readers of | our adrertinements and customers to the store? Would | it not be stupid to attrpot you bere by @ tuisstatement | and thus make you suspicious for always! q 3B Le. tor atitancee Site Mitts that Will compare te Vorably with thowe usally sold at 35 cents. The rea on is this: Bought at a price concesrion becuse an immense quantity were contracted for. Ani please note we share the advantage with our patrons— coulin't afford to do so if we had the lonses incident to ‘8 business largely credit. Tows1s—omner mas buy direct from the mills, but it is evident by these Warranted Pure Linen Towels hefe at 19 cents that others are not coutent with as ‘small profite—they can’t be and credit so many of their tustomers. Scars, sc.—97.08, €9.75, €10.50 and 922.08 are the prices of the new stock of Storm Serge Blazer Suits, The buyer will arrive from New York tomor Tow morning and will be glad to show what ""bar- wains” be has secured.+ Hlosr_sin-anisnea Richelion Rib Lisle Hose, in | the scarce Three pairs of S00. quality stock- tugs for ouly worth telling of. Haspxercurers It's so seldom we offer Pure Linen Handkerchiers at less than Ube. that we repeat Yesterday's advertisement : Meu's and Ladics’, all white, warranted pure linen, narrow and broad Liewstitched borders, ec. quality, | for 18 cents—three for 50 cents. | U MBRELLAS—We have told you before how we come to offer the Genuine ‘“Gioria" Umbrellas ai Sie. jovelty Handle Um. | 5 of 0. €3 and 63 50and Men's at $2.25 instead of 63. S0and @2 98. Foase—wnen we retuce the prices of Japanese Fans from 3e., 400. and 45e. to 27 cente and from 50e., O8e. and 75e. to 44 conts, it means that either we were obtaining too much profit before or that we are clear. | | !ng them out at less than cost, We leave it to you to judee. Necrwean-a dozen or 20 of those 50e. Quality | sands. More of those India Silk Dros» Fronts to wear with Blazer Suits. Such quality for 98 cents has cre- ated a demand that bas proved greater than the supply. e Bex16—some ot the men's frniShing stores diaplay | these Men's Leather Beits end ticket them Tho. We | charget$ cents. Ladies must burry who want one of those Double Girdle Bslts at 25 cents. Loteof others at only 19cents, but yew of the girdle style, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Asp Now For Usvrewean Though not writing of rerular stock we tell of re- liable goods. The choicest Cambrie Garments of materials and finish that made them too expensive for general sale or the maker would not have had them left on hia hande ‘There never yet was special bargain that didn't bring a sigh of regret from some one. We aresmiling | —fsining « reputation for bargains. And you are smiling—buying the best at the price of the ordinary. But the maker is sighing. Weil. such ia life. Pans Srrz Nicur Gowss. ‘That which makes these garments so desirable is ‘Win isors at 22. cents are all that remain of the thon- | [+ at Laxspenon & Bros. SUCCESS IS THE GREATEST STIMULUS TO PROGRESS AND ENTERPRISE. OUr week!s Remnant Sales on the third floor have bern extremely succemful Tomorrow tagine one of the most Gigantic Motua! Benefit SALES EVER HELD IN THR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, with the following Mue of unprecedented harwaima, aystemet! Sally erransed ow our third floor waite 2 Cases Or Povnarrue "Trssts in ust and dark styten,superd patterus, fest oolore Redeced from — 104 Ba sept P, cea Ur Lion Frovarn ¢ ‘HALLIES, fully 2 yard Wide, fast color, Keduced from SD Bassin AS Prrces ot Crantie im me dius dark styles, absolutely perfect, ie aveed trom So. w OC. per yea 23 Pisces « Licur Fro veep Persiax More to protec Hon of French manufacturer), the Set sik Aulsh tke loom can produce, fast colors educa trom 18. to Le rar. —F —— _ _ A. Lor ot Liou na Meown Frovaen sumrsox & semuimac Caracons sna chanting Crete, test per yard. ma Fixe Lor o: Prvearree ISSUES, mostly dark color, in per © tect condition. Meduced trom 12a to Be a. per pant —————. 2 Cases Or Ware Conver Onaaxpy, wits cotored te- res, punitive!y fast colors, Reduced from — to Seperyea Oxr Case Ov Pra Aue. woot, CHaniims, in bisck and opere station reduced trom 200. w 1 Zhe. et Fara. We heave special bargains in Buaex Laws Reawaxrs. One lot worth 1 Zhe. at Bc. poryartand another tot 5c. at Oe. por vara. worth a Sou Brace 25 Preces Or Aur-woou Sroxs colors and shades Reduced from Dc. __t» Zoe. pervert. - ‘The remainder of the famow Buace Auravoor Lace Duss Goons 9- . 7 at 250. peryara® worm T5e. This is your last chance to derive the _denentt of this eneentional offer. a Tt would take much apace in this paper and many hours of time to give yous full ides of sil the bargains on hand. Suffice to say” Come nd look and cousider the time you apend bere & prostable invest aon i Ee sult W. M. Severn & Soma, #18 PENN. AVE §.W., 420, 422. 424. 426 7TH BT. I2ige. OUTINGS reduced to Be. 12i¢e. GINGHAMS rrduced to Bo. Oe. LAWNS reduced to Se. 120. CANTON CLOTH reducedte fe. Fine SATIN GINGHAMS, from 50. to 400. Die. GINGHAM, to Be, 20c. GINGHAM, to Le, Al Summer Goods in proportion. Now ts your chance for summer bareains. have no use for them this sewson they will bm buy to carry over to next. But we are determined sell them if price will move them. Come early, fore all are wld. One price. \. M. SHUSTER & sons, $10 PENN. ave il au? ‘the most difficult to tell of—the style. Why docs a Paris hat look more stylish than one of your own | making? Why are these Paris Gowns so superior in| style. Weknowand you know that they are, asogl | how to explain is beyond the writer's ability. So | much easier to tell you to look at samples in window ” of No. 1119 Pennsylvania avenue, or, better still, to take the elevator to second floor, where you may be comfortably seated and deliberately look through the | ew stock. | Itinnot only the high-priced garments that are the | best. Here'sa modest-priced Cambric Gows that ts aptly named the Marguerite—beautiful in its sim- plicity. Canningly made ruffies at neck, front and sleeves, the Istter high and full, The cluster tuck | yoke fits so 4s to lehd grace to the form. The art of the | sleeve aud proper fit of the cuffs are trifling details that five the style so readily seen, but yet inde- | Sable; and this cown is only 78 cents, | Here's one at 98 cents, with the new style rownd voke of embroidery, and, of course, all the little frilis and finish that stamp it Parisian. If you count style a worth anything any of these garments aro worth ap sauch again as asked for them. Suns A La Move ‘The Parisian, with an eye to woman's costume as ‘now Worn, bas desigued Skirt to suit. While gener- ous tn size it is not m the way when it sbould be out 0f the way, and vice versa. Women will understand. Ask to see these with cambric scraper ruffle and 10- inch torehon Isce flounce, $1.75, but cheap at 2.25. And this Skirt with Ginch embroidery flounce is | worth nearer $1.50 than @1—it's only adollar. You | may more easily reckon the cost of this Skirt with hem ard three tucks, and therefore will be surprised: tolearn it's only 39 cents. But you should come ex- pecting bargains. You know bow we came by these werments. hore at only $5.48—tans, gray and the Paris shade Anown as devil's red. ‘These Bleck Surah Silk Skirts, with extra deep offi, are $3.98, instead of $5.50. ‘And here are Brillantine Skirts, with two ruffles of silk, $3.39, instead of 84.50. ‘These Silk-like Black Skirts at €1, instead of 61.25. Tex Ox Ts Ganwexz. Easily slipped on—this Fronch Corset cover. A ‘magical garment—it perfectly fits you and you and trimming is of the very best, so that 9 cents « pair is slow price. Coxsers For Tue Avroux. Nothing 00 good but t?.st it may be made bettr te ot Mower Tacs Never in. the liistory of the city have we sven such real, genutue. big BARGAINS in ‘SHORS AND OXFORDS We meke it » point to buy all goods for spot cash at Pes ree oo ig F wae ine tate mee, — With quick —— for cash we senieatetegee We in SS SS caught by fooliab and claptray cl of bigs". ke. Mee wat we Ofer you vinced that we depend upon facts, not fakes, tus custous. J. W, SELBY'S ONE-PRICE C.0.D. SHOR HOUSE, Zia Nw. cor, Pa. ave. and 1Dth at Goopveax RULES COMPANY, 300 Oh wt Melviiie Lindsay slunager. 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