Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1892, Page 4

THE. EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.. C. FRIDAY. AUGUST 19, 1892. 4 “THE EVENING § - WASHINGT FRIDAY. ——— CROSBY — aes THE EVENING STAEK bas « reeular and permanent circulation (n Washingt times larger than that ef any other paper iu the ett As a local NEWS paper end Ad- ertising Medium it has no competit — While threats are msde that the railroad strike will be extended from New York to Chi- ago there are signs already of « breakdown on ‘the part of the strikers. The promptness of the governor in responding to the local authorities with the full force of the metropolitan state. together with the ability displayed by the rail- road managers in handling their own side of the argument,took much of the life out of the strik- ers’ cause. The remarkable and highly credit- able display of military force on the occasion speaks loudly in contrast with the somewhat similar affair in Tennessee, showing the great advantage of organization and the broad differ- ence between the two commnnities in industrial conditions. In Tennessee there is a quickened | energy and as ret inadequate means for its legal | protection, while in New York there is an old Industrial life to which the people are accns- tomed, and on the part of a large majority of | citizens and residents a deep-seated sense of personal and public responsibility. The situa- tion called for prompt action and both the civil and military authorities were equal to the re- quirements. Before the American people today as respects ‘these repeated collisions between malcontents and the iaw of the land there is but one ques- tion—the law mnst be upheld. The law in the | Tnited States emanstes from the people, it is ‘the concrete will of the people; more than that, it is the salvation of all that the people hold ear. He who, alone or in combination with others, lifts his arm agninst the law of a free people is # traitor to them, an ingrate and an eutlaw. He would, by asserting his own un- Dridled passions, throw down and trample ‘under foot all the safagaards of public order and | Private right. Much of the violence enacted in | ‘Tecent scenes has been due to ignorance, fanned | Dy prejadice, and hss not been on the part of | the mase of well-to-do and intelligent workmen, premeditated. But all are responsible for the excesses to which some have gone, and all will | De held sinaily accountable who continue in ill- doing. And, again, the system of opposition to the | orderly course of business is necestarily in| ‘opposition to the law which is created to main- | tain order in the community and the rights of | citizens. The whole assumption that labor has | rights paramount to law is ricious and destruc- tive of government. It must not be conceded for an instant Any movement intended to secure a good | broad roadway between this city and Baltimore Would be likely to meet with approval, for the need for such a highway is great. Still the ad-| ‘vantages to be gained from the construction of | the proposed boulevard would be dearly pur- chased if the price is to be the revival and per- | Petuation of the toll system. If s road could | not be obtained in any other way, acquiescence in the re-establishment of such an annoying | system of taxation might possibly be justified | asa matter of necessity. But now while plans are being made and be- fore it is too late, it might be well for those in- ‘terested in the matter to consider whether there | denot @ practicable way of securing a good | road which will have no toll gates and be free | toall travel. The privilege conferred by the ‘Maryland legislature snd by Congress upon the turnpike company of constructing and main- taining a railway along the line of the road is go valuable that it would not be unreasonable ‘to require the company in return to maintain the carriage road free of cost to the public. ‘The experience of other communities where “the movement for good roads has made head- ‘way has been that the benefits to the farmers ‘Gnd land owners have been far in excess of the cost of constructing and maintaining roads. If ‘the farmers and property owners along the line ‘of the Baltimore turnpike would unite they might obtaina roadat comparatively sm cost to indi- ‘Viduale and the result would be most profitable to ‘them. If the present plan, involving a return toa system which was long ago condemned in| every progressive community, is permitted to prevail, not only will the country traversed Jose many of the benefite that would follow the | construction of a good free road, but it will saffer directly by having fastened upon it » wuisance which will afford a constant source of ‘Complaint. > ‘The fact that the republicans open their cam- paigu in the west and the additional fact that the opposicion decide to establish branch head- qparters there, show how important in the | Present state of politics that section is to both parties. To the democrats, if anything is lost | fm the south, it is indispensable to regain it either in New England or the west, and there Would seem tobe more chance of doing so in Illinois and Wiseousin than in Massachusetts | end New Hampshire. —- A lady who freqnently occupies a position of Prominence took ocension to assure the state | Teague of republican clubs at Springfield, Il ‘that the women of America were with them. If she can place the res as it i abstantiate this statement it will wee Gladstone. it ix stated. did not in the recent | futersiew forget that he isa gentleman, nor the queen that she isa lady. There was evi-| dently an anfousied apprehension that they | Would imagiue themselves a “gent” and a | “tighdy.” +e The young man who gave himself up to the | Washington police in consequence of forgery | committed in Londou because his conscience Upbraided him, seems to be entitled to all the | consideration that the English law can allow. | A youth with so sensitive « conscience is not | ordinarily the sort of material from which the | Persistent criminal is made. | — | Anenergetic man with good muscles, a cart | and « mule are of more importance in the gar- Dage question than the must advanced scientific iedeas of destruction. — The fight in opposition to the conviet labor system is « glaring illustration of the adage it “two wrongs cannot make a right.” —— It is not altogether too late for Mr. Thos. B. Reed to issue © Harrison postscript to bis Fecent speech. see Capt. Kellar Anderson is » reminder by bis} intrepid conduct in the Tennessee trouble of the fact that the conditions which develop acts of heroism are by no means at an end. a Up to date Messrs. Reid and Stevenson have Deen enjoying a comparative monopoly of the fun and cacitement — 2 —___ Sensational newspapers in investigating « crime frequently seem to make the mistake of fmmagining that they are the grand jury. a Mr. Cleveland does not relax bis efforts with the rod and line. It is evidently bis purpose to make a play for the fisherman-vote of the country. ——_ +02 ‘The city is now comparatively free from the garbage nuisance, but it will take constant vig- No other house DOES—EVER DID-or EVER WILL~sell such STER- LING QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES as WE quote. S.rz-sS, -I-N-G-8. Its never out of season with us. We stand right t your elbow from one year's end to another — ready to supply every =a oon For tomorrow we have collected « budget of items — your most likely need- ables —and put special prices on them. To be frank with you, they are lines we want an end of. You can see the method in our coaxing prices. But it's only ‘tbat we may be in shape for fall. There's no fault with the qualities. They are as staunch and reliable as our guarantee that protects you. Each department is = contributor to offering — and everybody will be s buyer if money seving on sessousble wearables is any in- ~ ‘Saturdays the right of way is the young- asters. Tomorrow—besides the CHILD- REN'S SHORT PANTS—every pair of which— except the Blue Flannels and Corduroys—are marked little or nothing—so are s half-dozen lots of BOYS’ LONG PANTS—we have taken all the BEDFORD CORD and COUTELLE WASH SAILOR SUITS and bronght them down to the bargain level. a ee Po lasicnmscioamssnertt 72% (2% yee pedometers +4 Of ; ‘These are those novelties that you took uch a fancy to the first of the season. Only a few left. 4 years the small- est-O years the largest. Most every other size in between. tomorrow's Tae Last Crop or Srraws. One table holds ail the BOYS' STRAW HATS that are icft-and the present prices will clear that in a hurry. A A8c, Boyst eo" Brown “tna 23. All the 98c. ‘Yachts—Biue, “Blac! White, are. a Yacite "ina “Sete retuie-Whlte “aa PS" Colote— ates: 150 Mews Marress. You would think we bad just turned the MEN'S PANTS loose to see the crowds that exch day brings. son grows old the need of a new pants grows. The entire stock of SEPARATE PATTERNED TROUSERS~together with some PLAIN BLACK CORKSCREWS, gives Your choice a chance. Most everybody else ts having a Pants sale just ‘causy we are— Dut there's all the difference in the world between our variety—our worths— and theirs. The custom folks can't do any better for you than we can—and our prices are all cut to pieces. end e9 ones ane...... 96.25 s0¢ 97.50 ones ane...84.90 sa 96.50 once ane...O4.35 one ARE. ...$3.48 snd $4.50 ones ane..82.98 The #250 and 83 cues ane.91.98 The BLACK CORKSCREWS nm * But as the sea- PRR PERE $3.50 ones ARE. are worth Bitlet A Justo TENNIS SUITS are they were $20-but complete line left them... yw of those ENGLISH CHECK left. You Aud those TENNIS PANTS, with the Pretty stripe down the side—what are Mite Starked. weed of 96 weBS 50) At last we are st the end of the “Odds and Ends* im the SHOE DE- PARTMENT. We hope tomorrow will “wind them up.” A lot of MISSES’ BRIGHT DONGOLA BUTTON BOOTS, with spring heels, in sizes 11 to 14 only—and widths A, B and C. Have been 81.98. Going .. 31.23 About the same number of the same style tn about the same sizes—only they are made of PEBBLE GOAT instead of Dongola goat. ‘the same price. 1.23 A lot of MEN'S LONDON BALS, good, ‘easy, stylish looking Shoes—All gone but the larger sizes—9ig to LL. selling at 93 A lot of LADIES FANCY SLIPPERS— mostly Suedes in bisck, Tan and ales en segs OO Now... Fersismye Front’. Most of the S0c. NECKWEAR is..20c All shades of SILK FINISHED BAL- BRIGGAN UNDERWEAR. Sl before, now 9c 13 STRIPED NEGLIGE quality Don't miss this sale if there's the least Hikelihood of a need of any of ‘Whese things Our anxiety—determination— to quit summer with empty hands has made us reckless in our markings—and all the gain is yours. Goon Loos. ‘We've bought another Neglize Shirt maker out. All the checks snd with high-eut collars and starched and collars he had. They got bere ‘this morning. One of our Market Space Windows will be filled with samples of the different patterns. For ft and qual- ity they are perfect Earlier in thee season we wouldn't have had a bit of trouble getting $2.25, $2, $1.75 and $1.60 for them. Beginning tomorrow morning you have the chance to choose for 22, of ms ry oe >>, BS wanna anne awe coq, ES Es > Prop 3 rE > cada SEES Bnnee a 2 200, lao peer Pail g No such values as we now offer have ever before been brought into Wash- ington. Prepare for the &% G Goo. AAA coe AAA Now. It will be money in your pocket. ‘Wonderful values in —Avxertoas Lace Cunratss.— 500 pair, great value, = —8L75— PAIR. Worth 82.50. 250 vals, splendid ‘assortment, —$1.95— PAIR. Worth %3. 230 pair best ever offered, —Ponmzaes.— 100 pair Portieres, chenille dadoes, fringed top and dottom, —82.50—- PAIR. Worth #4. 50 pair Plain Chenille Portieres, heavy fringe, —$4.00— PAIR. Worth a6. Fine Chenille Portiores, handsome dadoes, fringed top and bottom, at @5, 86.50, $7.50, 88.48, $10.48, $11.98 and upward. 64 Chenille Table Covers, fringed all round, —98..— EACH. Worth €1.50. 64 Chenille Table Covers, extra fine designs and Jone fringe, —$1.78— ‘EACH. Worth $2.50. 83.00 Wilton Rugs, fringed, 1% yards long—wear like aboard, —$1.58— EACH. 84.00 Moquette Rugs, in high art colorings, 1% yards long, —$1.98— ‘EACH. Italian Silk Robes—ortra iarge nd special quslity— any number of designs for couch end chair covers, Portieres, &c., two grades, specially iow prices. 81 large size Pillows, ready for useg —450— EACH. 100 pieces of 17c. Silkolines, in specially good de~ signs and colorings, 91.25 *King's" Imported Scotch Holland Window ‘Shades, spring rollers, EACH. ‘tacs Axp Boxtinas. Alarge assortment. Get our prices. N TR UE MEE BE sits # BME UE URE BAe atts FORE “oo? 548 K = The greatest cut in ‘Trunks ever made in Washington is taking place now. 50 Per Cesr Off of the marked prices means just one-half lower than they can be bought for in Washington, 20 Perr Cesr Of of all Traveling Bags and Valises. Bacurs POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH ST. Do You Use Censsr Tae Bust Hovssxezrzss Do. Housekeepers who use ‘‘Oeres” Flour ssy it makes ‘‘more" bread, ‘‘lighter” bread, “whiter” bread and ‘‘detter” bread than ‘any other flour in the world. Every sack and barrel of the gesuine “Ceres” contains a cirewlar bearing the im- print of two goid medals, awarded ‘Cores’ for superior purity, and the autograph sig- nature of Wm. M. Galt & Co. Look for it. Always put ‘'O-e-r-e-s" on your store list. ‘All ““/tve" grocers sell Ceres, We only wholesale it. n Wx. M. Gur & Co. "Wholesale Fiour and Feed Dealers,” Gor. 1st and Ind. ave. m. w. hELERURS soe A REE a4 tee = And she went, ani came, and gleaned in the fel (@flar the reapers.—Ruth IT. Our customers have been Aarvesting the best Darains in fine footwear ever offered during our Retiring Sale, end as the stock if of this season's crop the gleanings have been abundant. ¢@-BELOW ARE SAMPLES OF GLEANINGS TO BE PROCURED BETWEEN THE SHEAVES IN OUR FIELD: Livus Asp Gexrs Best Hand-sewed Gaiters, sold heretofore at $5.00 ras $3.00. Hasvy Ayo Isexressive TRAVELING CASES. © Yorn Lasr Cuaxcr. © TOMORROW NIGHT TERMINATES OUR %%. DRESS GOODS SALE. THIS SALE WILL LONG BE RE- MEMBERED BY OUR FRIENDS AND In addition to your Trunks you will need some- thine "to carry the mumbericss ‘small articles chat are alwars required to be taken along. A neat inex ve. that can be taken in Ree jes can be gotten at without troul THE PUBLIC GENERALLY, NEVER gan be eaally replaced. if the thine every one BEFORE IN THE HISTORY OF MER- ‘We° make it a point to keep in stock a full line of CANTILE TRADE HAS THERE these in all styles and sizes. BEEN OFFERED SUCH STERLING VALUES AT SUCH 4 SACRIFICING PRICE. THE LOT HAS DWINDLED TO 100 PIECES. THAT MEANS ONE HUNDRED STYLES TO SELECT FROM, AND THOSE THAT HAVE NOT AVAILED THEMSELVES OF THIS DRESS GOODS TREAT ARE DOING JUST CONTRARY TO THEIR OWN INTERESTS. REMEM- BER, AFTER SATURDAY, AUGUST Exrexsiox Cases. 12-in. 14-in 16 in. 18-in. 20-in. 22-in. 24-in. 26-in. ‘BSc. Oe. “H0e. #100 $115 $1.90 815 GL ‘Leather bound, leather clainps and corners. 16-in. 18in. 20in, Pin ttn 26 in 23 8170 0 RS BB ss Caxvas Darss Surr Cases, Telescopic, leather strape and corners. 20, 1842, ALL OF THESE 81, 7ic., 38-tn, — 20-in, 22-tm. in betiad (62¢c. AND 50c. DRESS GOODS WILL #120 e150 $1.70 21.90 e220 BE ona AT REGULAR “eae C D. s Cc. IN A FEW Da¥YS YoU CAN NYAS at Cases, LOOK FOR OUR ANNOUNCEMENT —— RELATIVE TO THE GRANDEST Bickel lock. LINE OF FALL DRESS GOODS EVER ee SHOWN © UTS. me Lav: Asp Gente: Best Hand-welt Gaiters, all styles, sold heretofore at @4.00 and 84.50, $2.50. Lapis: Axo Gesrs High and Low-quartered Shoes, in any size and shape, ‘sold heretofore at 83.00, $1.98. ee Gexts ay Patent Oalf Congress Gaiters, Hathaway, Soule Harrington's make, have been 04.50, $2.00. Lars: : Dongola and Kid Shoes and Oxfords, in the latest ‘shapes and styles, have been 82.00, $1.65. Sarcrmars Srecurs Lx Pearvurny. Resser Leatser Dress Serr Cases. ‘These Cases are something fine, beautifully finished leather corners and side straps. iinen or leat Jimed, and with elegant secure brass, Lronze of 20-inch 22 inch * $5.50, We have several other lines of these cases in all sizes end at proportionately low prices Gests Learner Har Boxes, $2.90, 84, $4.50, #5 and $6. LADIES’ HAT AND BONNET CASES, In Various styles and shapes, Tie. to $6.50. Don't forget to ask to see the Learzerom Trevxs, ‘The strongest, lightest and most satisfactory Trank we make. Can be made in any style and shape desired and Suished inside and cut as ordered. Travetixa Bios axp Satcners. GRAIN LEATHER FROM 81.00 TO 812.00, ‘And in ALLIGATOR AND SEAL, 82.50 TO $20.00. Ovr a0. 202. botties of Best Triple Ex- tract, with glass stoppers. Special price, 1le. Per box: an oxidized put bor given away with every two boxes of Powder. 1 Gesvrse Imported Castile Soap, 2 cakes 5e. Regular Sc. cakes. Fors oermiciae Soap, an elegant Soap for the skin, 250o. ven cane. Lvsiss Tollet Powder, Dic. per pack- ane. Woopwortns pest Triple Toilet Water, in very fine totlet bottles, 49c. pee norris, All odors. Misses: Dongola Hand-welt Spring Heel Patent Tip Shoes, A to E widths, always were $2.00, $1.50. ee A “oe Oalf Button and Lace Shoes, very fair, fully war- Misses: Red Goat and Black Dongola Goat Spring Heels, here- tofore sold at $1.60, Cunprews Gleanings of our Red, Russet and Black Spring Heels, ‘small sizes, were 75c. and #1.00, 480. Boss: Asp Youras Black Base Bail Shoes, have been U8e. 48¢. Israxre ped Donyola Foxed Worked But- v5 where 5K 29. W@r''GLEAN WHILE THE CROP IS MOWED, FOR ¥& KNOWETH NOT WHAT THE MOKROW BRINGETH.” Patent Leather Vi ton-holed Shoes, e1 Lovts Hersacy, Fise Suozs, 402 Tru Sr. N. W. It Look for “The Old Woman in the Shoe.” NNN REE X X TIT NNN E xi SRN mex of NNN <<) of NNN Ree XX T occ my vin eon Vy i G guy f Goo u VY I cco no ovo ot 5S ITT H ERE MM M T HE Phe z ET ee, Bae oR E ERE MMM A WWWwWa yy y¥ AA Wwww AA ¥ AA WWwWwWw AA ¥ Aaa Www Aaa y aA WoW fk For the balance of this month we shail bold a teaxtic Cxearaxce Sate, And shall quote ridiculously low prices on everything in stock. It fs next to giving them away to sell at these prices. 6 and 8 inch Silk Sash Ribbon—Jor one day only—-tomorrow, 14c. Pea Yano. ‘Withont doubt this is the biggest bargain ever offered. ‘26c. Children’s Long Slips . ‘TSe. Children's Gamps.. 25c. Mull Hats and Caps. 0c. Mull Ties. re ‘25e. Nurse's Apron (extra size)... 10c. Fancy White Lace........... Se. Steel Sciasors (slightly rusty). ‘25c. Ladies’ Pocket Books are ‘Joe. Ladies’ Percale Waist, platted front and back, fancy full front, sizes, 32, 38, 40 and 42 $1 Navy Blue Sateen Waist 123¢c. Ribbed Vest, colored borders. Be regular. 5c. Balbriggan Hose, full regular 2e. Plain Black, fuli regular, size 534 19. Silk Windsor Ties, all colors. Be. ‘FF 00 be ie OP RRE RL 50 and 75c. Neglige Shirts .. --380. 1 Neglige Shirts, laundered and ga- 12%. Hemstitched Handkerchiefs Gand 76c. Balbriggan Undershirts. R. Nargaxsox, Successor to B. J. Behrend & Son, 818 Tre Sx. N.W. BO ~-mepert Siset aera? Lives Necgwear. Beurs, Of all kinds, styles and jeathers, from 25c. To $3.00. Torsaws Tresx M: 1931 PA. AVE. FACTORY, 2218 AND 1220 E ST. N.W. Repairing in every branch of our business by com- petent workmen at reasonable prices i Stux srovsr rxoxrs, in all shades, styles and qualities, ranging in prices from 98c. 10 $2.98. Swiss chemtecttes, with pleating around the neck and down the front. Worth Use. Special, Pa 50c. Lixex Chemisettes, in various styles, en 0 25 lass 480. Silk Windsor Ties, beautiful quality, with figures and dois, some among them worth 85 and 48c. We offer you your choice for : 4 QWBe. W E he 8 few of our 19c. Silk Ties left, which we will close out for 4c. OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK TOMORROW NIGHT, SO THAT THOSE THAT CANNOT OOME OUT SOUNER CAN BE ACCOMMODATED. OUR STORE CERTAINLY IS DE- LIGHTFUL. OUR 50 PATENT COOL- FACTORY, Preparations out of Summe: fall require a closing s, and out they Ko. IN@ FANS MAKE OU! ‘ORE A "J . , PLEASURE RESORT ‘OR SHOP. Lowe Parce: For Scawer Corsets. PERS C. P, Summér Corsets, sizes 19, 20, 2 REMEMBER, OPEN UNTIL 0 Sand 24, tem 8. 50eaL ee O'CLOCK, NO LONGER, TOMORKOW C.P, Summer Corsets, sizes 18 and 19, NIGHT. from $1 to $1.50. S885 Lapis, Wrarrens Repvceo. 38g Ladies’ Lawn Wrappers, white with black Sys5 RRR ROR RRR to €1.75 each. 3 § sodacea < ur line of Ladies’ $e. the sizes are some- t broken. Fi se have side pilaits, tucked Ke § 8B collar and cuffs. Only 88:. each. eat aaa Gloves, black and colors. Reduced from 30c. to 46c. per pair. ‘We are going to play havoc in our ‘Tomorrow, Saturday, A\ Know we we ‘The balance of our Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, Jong and bait ve. The balance of Mottled Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers that we sold for 40c., a The balance of our Balbrigvan Shirts and Drawers that 25 dos. 48-inch L th Handsomely Embroidered Night Slate, all izes, made ot good cotton und pare out gussets, dat Fess Gye bewnning of ‘the Thevalance of our Single and Two-thread Lise Shirts aud Drawers that sold for 815). Lanes Hose Repvcen. Several pairs left uf the Ladies 25c. Fast Black Hoss, warranted fast colors, Reduced to 1G. per pair. A Few Iveus [x Usvrrwear. Ladies’ Ecru Swiss Ribbed Vests,neck and arm Loles run with silk ribbon. Reduced from 25 tole. each. Ladies’ Extra Size Ecru Lisle Throad G@rLIKE A CYCLONE.-@8 AT THE HEEL. ‘Yes—and down at the toe—im fact, down everywhere, are the Shows of your bors or tris as they return from thee eummer cut- ing. Your funds are possibly somewhat “down,” too, and it may, therefore, be | Profitable for you to know that following lines of Children's Footwear are “down” on the list of Stock-praning Reductions ‘The qnalities of these goods are way “up,” but theroom is needed for our incoming New Fall Shoes anal | "Hee ‘Kaela ay. wen eS 1S Sra thgeess Bhi Boon 5c! | Heeie Ms " 5 jgodell's Famons Solar Tip + ndell's Solar Tipped Button, with heels. ‘Sizes 8 to 10. Down's S5c | tren's Dongola Heel, But- wibipaent ah tegante’ Ret | inn cbeiagaatentatiatr 4g, Ea] 80 Boys’ and Youths’ Fine Laced Shoes, “Down to. Pen Wout Oa eta 7 i313 5 | Boys’ and Youths’ Best avast Gout and Calf Laced own to. * 231.50) Day gatos et ey and Laced Boots. "Down to.. 5 £ ... 950 | Ws. Asx & Cos | RELIABLE SHOR HOUSES, 930 AND 932 7TH 8T., 1914 AND 1916 PA. AVE, 231 PA AVE. SE at DD, ERE 58g fa £4 BaP HEL act - Tf you are ready to look around for eens eutee | im Autumn and Fall Footwear, take a peep into our window. ‘We have already received many fall goods of the ‘same reliable quality we always handie;in fact the | quality and styles are very much improved this | Season, while our well-known low prices still prevail. For instance, we are showing strictly fine Bright Don- | 018 Shoes for $2.00, #2.50, $2.85, @3.00, 83.50and 94.00. We shall continue our bargain counter forsfew weeks longer, on which you will find sanple Shoes below cost of production, andat least 33% per cent Jess than rerular prices. } | MEN'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT st 20th, until 9 p.m. You turday until that hour. 2 iting Shirt di window, starched coll: Vests, heretofore sold at S0c. each. Re- duced te 38e. pen ever} [adres Egvesraesse Payrs Repvcen. Ladies’ Ecru Ribbed Equestrienne Pants, ribbed top, correct weight. Worth 81. Only 75 Fall-weight Jackets Reduces, Prior to opening the new Fall Jackets we shall close out about 22 Navy Blue Coats left from last season at the following ridie- ulously low prices. One lot reduced to $2. One lot reduced to 83. One lot reduc-d to #4. One lot reduced to £5. One lot reduced to 81. ‘Their former prices were 85 to €18.50 each. Excellent chance to secure a coat for Only $1.00.-e8 GaOnly Bie. -G8 ‘sleeves, that suld for 50 and 6Uc. (Only 30c.-G8 Gronly 200.68 wesold for 29c., aOnly 19.6 * Only 39.8 ‘ fall wear. yereaiaeener led re car Sell feet aoe ‘On= Black Lace Bernhardt Cape. Reduced fea's Half Hose, in fast black, tans, zrodes, balbrig. from 813 to 810. gam, 2 pairfor x Light Striped Blazer Jackets. Re- Sadi @uced from #4.50 to €3.25. Our entire line of Fi auite astock pique bosom, embroidered bose Open back ‘We have just been selling ens the past few Tt Wise. as the value of the Handkerchief is so wuch Bren aera for De. 6 Linen Homstitched Handkerchiefs, every throad ted, for Gc 1 Shirts, and we have them, which includes ‘platted bosom, m and plain bosom, ‘and front, jong, medium and short sleeves, ea-Only Bo. Handkerchiefs by the dor- it surely could not be other- Wrirtraw H. M°Kxew x 933 Pa Ave. N.W. than the price. hed Handkerchiefs, with narrow fancy bor- “i % BBR 00) NN ‘@One-and-a-baif-inch hem Fancy Rorderea Handker- BoB OG NNN chiefs for 75c. is what caused all the commotion at ee OS fen opr handkerchief counter. You sball Tave another Bat oo? & XE iM A RRR cco H A FEE H $00 PENN. AVE. N. W. MMMa ak ER CcOH H KEE> —? {_ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS, } o— Sa it These last few days of August will note the offering of anumberof =~ MO MT LE Usvsvatry Trxensa Bancarss. REN SRR x Infact, we shall make the prices so low HORSE RY 2%- that you will not be able to resist the ‘ * ~ temptation of buying, whether you need. $8 Na § " the goods or not. x aa . FOSS EME BaP P4119. Hixorsscmmr 12 Axo Co 100 dozen Handkerchiefs, plain white, xD MPANY, with white embroidery; and white with 807 P. Ave N. W. colored embroidery. Regular 19. and spores patactalatirici 25c. quaities. Tomorrow 124. each. —— 25c. Wisvsor Tus 150. Tomorrow morning we shall piace on sale 100 dozen China Silk Windsor ‘Scarfs, white ground, with fancy colors, figures, dots, scrolls, &c. Regular ‘Me. quality. Unly Lie. each. Cursuserres Ar Hate Paice. Balance of our Ladies’ White Linen ‘Chemisettes, standing and turned-down, collar, with plain and tucked bosoms. ‘Have been 25c., 37. and 50c. To- morrow, 18¢. each. Fax Sr Brazen Sorrs. insertion, of skirt trimmed with Swiss embroidery. Blazer Suits will be worn just as ex- Reduced (0 76e. tensively this fall a during the sum- Infante Long Cambric Skirts, deep hem, with sacl Suidnowanes'siialing ‘wists and. paageaicpegpes Tem comfort with low price to @ better ad- Infante’ Long Cambric Skirts, with Hamburg trim- ‘vantage than any yet shown. ming. Usual $7.50 Navy Biue Blazer Suits, Rend to Bee. and Be, each, 95.98, aeeee Beast Cieshete Drege: Usual $8.50 Navy Blue Blaser Suit, ‘Size 9 reduced to 5c. 86.08. Buse 9 reduced to £90. < Unual $13 Storm Serge Blaser Suit, Infants’ Cashinere Sacques and Fisanel Ghewis at 11.98. "Guilerea'e Corded Walsta. All sisee. Reduced to kin gervgatnath pt engre b age) 3 “ short, tight-fitting back, loose wide roll- Monn. Fox, & Cosmas. Tur Box Master 807 Pa Ave NW.» |,:914-816 722 82. NOW. ‘The discount of 20 per cent on all Low Shoes not on ‘bargain counter will bexiven forthe present. This discount, of course, is for cash. Geo. W. Rice. 717 Manser Space auto War sows sou not take a: vantage of the unprecedented baryains ‘Weare offering at this time in CHIL- DREN'S OUTFITTING DEPT.! We are selling BOYS’ CLOTHING at Prices calculated to make you buy.even if tt be only for future use. In orier to make tomorrow's shopping doubly attractive we have collected some 180 Bovs' Suits (sizes 4 to 14), consisting of some 40 different styles, not over five suits in each Jot; @ good meny of them in dsrk patterns suitable for fall wear. They were selling at 24, 85, $3.50and @6 in the eariy part of the Marrarw Beaxe IM. 403, 405, 407 71a Sx. N.W. War We clowe at 1 o'eleet tomorrow. Sous Baroarss For Mex. Menus Laundered Lines Busou Shirts Rewuler @a quality. S9CENTS. de. 4-ply Linen Collars for 10 cents. He. ¢-ply Linen Cuffs for 15 cents @1 Noglige Shirts for 50 conte Sines 14, 1446. 15, 1646, 17. 81.50 Newlixe Shirts for 98 couta, Pinos 14, 14h. 1AM. 82.50 Neglige Shirts for $1.25. Sines 14 and 14%, $1 Bathing Suite, GScents. ‘She. Lisle Thread Sox for 17 cents, Se. Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts for 50 cents, ‘38 Gauge Underwear, large sizes, for 25 ent Waire Groves ‘The rage for White Gloves has prompted us to quote A. deecription of what we have in stock White Chamois Mousquetaires, Svutton-leneth, pertor quality and will wash black or white Picea, Bet Goat, Serine 95. Mier White Chsanois wetaire Gloves, y White Mousg site rom SI sian." Down 2C “sane quailty es above eet stank White Pigskin Monsquetaires—aliuost an eoft a Myers oo Lali gine Dynes | ates ecicr eg 96 com ped button Nite Dressed Rid Gloves, black stitch. Bown toe nen amen Bo 31.20) ins ‘ 1.00 bu White Dreesed Kid Gloves, warranted. 1.45 A dmtton White Dremed Kid Gloves, with wide viack Land . ones Rbutton-length Buete Monequetaires SLutioniengeth Suede Monsquetaites, ranted ......... 1 Sbutton length Suede Mousquetaires, Palais Royal warranted . 22. 16. Wand M-button length Mousquetsires A spectal barcain in White Gloves 12-button length White Suede Monusquetaires, best Palais R-yal make regular $2.25 quailty — For S189. /ARASOLS. 94.05 Mak Coaching Parasols reduced to... 82.98 98.48 Bia.k Gros Grain Parasols reduced to. 3.08 97.98 Chittou Parssola reduced to aan ren #00 5.05 Lapis: Vesrs. Liste-thread Vests in white, Silk Vests in white, rink, blue, lavender, old gold, #al:son fle. Only... WO conte Lines: Hose. Another lot of those White Lisle-thread Hose, Richelieu ribbed: 4 conte Black Lisle thread Hose, with hich spliced heels and double toes. SSe. of 3 pair for Woaxnsor Ties A uew lune received today, among which are extra lengths and widths of China Silk iu white, biect cream Ment dive, mary, pink, yellow, Nile, red and lavender 95 Ostr 25 Cexrs Back and White Stik Grenadine Windsore, extra size, suitavie for ladies oF inen 25 Cexrs. Hasprencurrs Alot of 12igc. Handkerchiefs, { white, colored and mourning Lewstitched borders, for 9 Coxrs 3 For 25 Cevrs ‘White Mull Handkerchiefs, with embroidered scal- oped ede, in light blue, pink, yellow, red, lavender and biack 22r. Scalloped Edge Embroidered Mull Bandker chiets. Now INc. of 3 for 50 cents. Hapesomely Emteoidered Haudkerchtefs, with ecal- loped edges aud flower or bow-knot embroidered im at Oxty 25 Cexrs Acspecial bangais for men ts the Laundered Hem- stitched Handkerchists w th embroidered initials. TRE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Buszer Serrs As poptlar as ever—a full assortment of sizes now im stock. Those st @9.75, in mavy or black storm serge are of excellent quality, tailor-made, and thoroughly speneed. ‘The $10.50 Blazer Suits are made of better quality Storm serme andre half-sili lined, and those st 612.98 are particularly nice, being of the fuest storm serge, tallor made and half-silk lined. Sux Wass. A new lot of Black and Navy Blue Sursh Silk Waists, with ruffles, plaited back and front, $4.98. Superior Quality Bleck and Nevy Blue China Silt ‘Waists, equal to any Waist sold beretofore at @%. xow $5.98. Bravev Waars. About 24 Beaded and Silk Wraps to be sacrifoed. We need the room they occupy and they"ve got to au. Dull and Bright Jet Wraps, sold for @12 and @16. nepvcen to $2.98. Warre Dussses. 8 Misses’ White Lawn Embroviered Dresses. Ages Aand 16 years. Sold for’ xow $3.98. Linus Unpenwesr Banoains. 98c. Best Cambric Drawers, with mine tucks end fine embroidery. ror 750. ‘SSe. Cambric Drawers with cluster of tucks. ror 49. (98c. Cambric Gowns, tucked yoke and siveves. made fall throughout. vor 790. (02.25 Muslin Skirts, with founce of three clusters ‘of tucks amd wide torcbon inserting and ruffle and cambric scraper ruffe. ‘300. Cambric Drawers, with bem end bunch of tacks. ror 240 Scan Consrrs % AT REDUCED PRICES. ‘Notell sises im stock only those mentioned — nepucep 10 640. ‘Mines 38, 25, 97, 29and 30. 91 Bonnette Corsets, extra long waist, high bust. ach one warranted. Sines 18, 19, 21, 23, 24, 95, 98, 90. nepvcen 10 S40. ‘The Palais Royal Tic. Light-weight Summer Cor ost, extra long waist, well boned, double yoke. 4) ngpvcen To 500. ‘THE PaLais ROTAL. 4. LISXER (Cor INAS wot Pa ove