Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1892, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. -* STAR. WASHINGTON. THE EVENING STAR has « reqular and permanent circulation In Washington three thmes larger than that of any ether paper ts theeity. Ae = lecal NEWS paper and Ad- vertising Medium it has ne competiter. ‘Some warm weather correspondent of the Denver Times fills space in that paper with malicious slanders of the capital qs the pro- | spective entertainer of the Grand Army. The | exhibition of ignorance and spite could not be | more complete, if Denver had been an unsuc- | cessful competitor at Detroit for the honor of entertaining the veterans and were stili sore over the disappointment. The nation is cred- ited with making onehslf of the G. A. RB appropriation. Every one who knows anything about the matter knows that the House of Representatives was so solicitous that the nation should not figure ‘even partly or indirectly as the expense-paying host of the Grand Army that the just principle governing the financial relations of capital and nation was violated in order to mark more dis- precedent that has been set, will cheerfully pay for the purposes of this entertainment far more than the far wealthier entertain Brrc_A_Baac. ‘Thousands of pieces of French, German and Japs- nese Bric-a-Brac just in. Countless new’Cups snd Saucers in the oddest shapes and quaint and artistic decorations. Sugar Bowl and Creamers, Individual Butter Plates, Olive and Bon Bon Dishes, Salad Bowls, Odd Plates, &o., &c., without end. Sixteenth Century Bread and Butter Plates at 20c., 25e. and 29c. —plates of the renowned ‘*Florence” ware, 8 closely resembling Doulton China that an expert could hardiy distinguish the difference. They are ‘28e. White and Gold. Olive or Bon Bon Dishes at 35 ‘and 38e., and Salad Buats to match, 85c. Beautiful Gold Embossed Salad Bowls at $1.25. After-dinner Coffee Cups, only a little larger than a thimble. in blue, pink, lavender and nile shaded effects, lined with gold—only 44¢. New Shape Afterdinner Cups (very tall, with heavy gold decorations. Scents. Genuine Limoges Cupsand Saucers, from 60c. up. Gold Decorated Boul- Hon Cups at 75 cents. Then there are Match Boxes ing cities of the past have done. ‘The part of the money which | {8 supplies from the taxes upon residents would | be equivalent to double the amount through | the national contribution under the law, if ex- | pended for any other municipal purpose. The | ninety thousand dollars thus appropriated | mean the sacrifice of one hundred and eighty | thousand dollars from the street paving, schools | and police fund. Then there is in addition the individual subscription of £50,000. From their comparative poverty the people of this city will entertain their soldier guests worthily and | im a manner to be remembered. This self- laudatory statement, financial and pro- phetic, is necessary as a preliminary step in the correction of misconceptions con- | cerning the capital prevailing in some parts of the west and based upon just such publications ‘as that now under consideration. All parts of the republic should-have a just and true idea of the nation’s city, and it is believed that the Grand Army gathering will do much to counter- act the falachoods that have fostered prejudice | against the capital in the west. That section | has often been indignant or amused at the | ignorance of the average eastern man concern- ing its resources, tendencies and character. ‘The capital of the nation, of which the west is now the prevailing section, has often found ftgelf in a precisely similar attitude of indigna- | tion and amusement 2t western misconceptions of its spirit and tendency. It is monstrous that | ‘any parts of any part of the republic should | apparently take satisfaction in slurring through reckless ignorance the republic’s capi- tal. There is no other American city more public-spirited in the hospitable entertainment of Americans in convention or conclave assem- bled, as it has proved on a hundred occasions. As the people from all parts of the republic Visit and admire their beautiful national city | and mingle with and come to know its residents | misconceptions are corrected, prejudices ef- | faced, and the sentiment properly held by every | American toward the capital is created. Out | of this very Grand Army entertainment Wash- | ington will make warm friends and admirers of | many of those who in reference to the enter- tainment have through ignorance most bitterly abused it. ——__+++ ___ ‘The public are suspicious of cholerine, for good reasons. Physicians are apt on several ac- counts to resort to euphemism, when it is possi- Die, in naming « disease, and other persons hav- ing an interest. as they suppose, im glossing | over such matters assist in concealing the facts | as long as possible. The effect is disastrous. | ‘The people are sometimes lulled into security and take no precautions. An outbreak of the Pestilence, which might have been avoided, ensues with fearful results to life and of course to business. Thus, for the sake of a continu- ance for a short while of uninterrupted trade and communication, a city—and those with whom it has affinitios—may be placed at the | merey of cholera, yellow fever or some other contagious or infectious disease. The policy of facing facts squarely and preparing for the Worst is both the most honorable and the most | beneficial for any community and for humanity | at large. see While the cho‘era rages more violently both im Persia and Ruseta than late reports indicated, | the chief points of danger for the people of | this repubhe are in western Europe. The | Official announcercent that the disease has | reached Hamburg Havre is accompanied by the necessary official warning and preparation, Both Havre and Hamburg are connected with | New York and Ba by regular steamship Hines. and it b the duty of all persons Fesponsible to exercise extreme care. The instructions sent out from the Treasury Depart- Ment are comprehensive, and it is hoped that | the preenutious are timely. The danger is per- | haps greatest from the tramp steamers, because | quarantine regulations can be applied to regular steamers better than to those which come irreg- larly and unexpectedly. - =" The suggestion of President Ingalls of the | Chesapeake and Obio ratlway that the employes Of that road be admitted toa share in the pro- | fits shows an admirable disposition to keep pace | | All 35c. and 40c. Fans reduced to. and Tooth Pick Holders—little gems—at 25cents, Gold Decorated Rose Jars at 39 cents and Candle- sticks at 50c. and ever so many pretty things, which you are invited to inspect. Rissoxs ‘Remnants of All-silk Ribbons, in all colors, renging from X to yards in length, at : FIVE CENTS EACH. ‘There fs hardly a shade which we cannot match in our Ribbon Department, either in Satin, Gros Grain, Moire or Velvet Ribbon. Jewerny. A lot of Imported Violet Pins. A bargain at 14 CENTS. Solid Gold Band Rings—all sizes—23 CENTS. Solid Gold Rings, small sizes—9 CENTS. Solid Gold Rings, with sets—46 CENTS. Gilt Edge Playing Cards in white metal cases—Only | 2 cents. Stick Pins in Gilt, Silver and Enamel, at 5 CENTS or 6 FOR 25 CENTS. Gilt and Silver and Black Enamel Watch Chate‘aines at 25 cents. Groves. All sizes of White Chamois Gloves in stock again, We mean those extra length ones that will wash—the only kind we keep—they are 96 cents. ‘The Chevrette English Walzinz Gloves, entirely new for the fall, the best quality kid, and so nobby. There are black with gold sewing, biack with lavender and black with red, then there are all shades of tan with black and white sewing and the English red with white sewing. Each pair warranted. $1.50. Fass. All Japangse Fans reduced to close them ont. All 8e., 10c. and 12c. Fans reduced to All 19. and 25c. Fans reduced to. All 68. Fans reduced to ...... 15e. Pocket Fans teduced to... THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Sux Wass. ' ‘Navy and Black Surah Silk Waists, with ruffle trim- mines, 34.98. Black and Navy China Silk Waists, plaited with ruf- tedteimming, $5.98. Black Surah Waists—<legantly lined—made in a superior manner, 86.48. Brazer Serrs To At the largest or smallest figure—made of the best uavy and black storin serge, by men tailors— 39.75, 810.50 4 $12.98. Consers. Closing out al] Summer Corsets at reduced prices, “The Sonnette”—made of double mesh—seinforced yoke—long waist. Sizes—18, 19, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 2, Reducedto SF cexts. Thomson's Genuine Glove-fitting Corsets. Sizes 5+ 18, 27, 29, 20. Reduced to OF cents. ‘The “Palais Royal” Light-weight Coutil Corset, with reinforced yoke, doutle side and front steels. Re- aucedto OO cents. Our regular stock of Corsets consists of 38 styles of C. P. Corsets. ** B.D. Corsets. “Rand G. Corsets. ** Thomson Corsets. “* Dr. Warner's Corsets. **C. B. Corset Fasso Corsets (sole agency ). ** Sonnette Corsets. ee baob ae 143 Thus will be seen that we have one hundred and with the advancement of modern ideas. This|A"Y (Me stviee of Corsets besides the Woven has been tried in a number of instances with | conspicuous success. It would be just as well, however, for the feelings of all parties con- | cerned to conduct any proceeding having this end in view with only the most discreet use of | the term “sliding scale.” see ‘What is the matter with Mr. Hill, and what is not the matter with Mr. Dickinson? ‘The Sen- | ator refuses to be publicly reconciled and Don refuses to make his headquarters at Chicago. ‘The quieting of Quay and the placation of Platt have produced harmony ostensibly in the re- pablican ranks, but it appears that the demo- erateare still in lack of something soothing, | which Whitney, as the democratic Mrs. Wins-| low, is presumed to keep in his cupboard | iy. soe ‘There is not an aching voll in Brazil on count of the death of the first president of the republic, Fonseca. His latest acts while in Office were those of a weak though headstrong ‘Usurper rather than of a constitutional chief Magistrate of « republic. — “Campaign of Education” is a very attractive Phrase, but in reality it means less than it Seems to. Every man who tries to convert other peopie to his own views imagines that he fs educating them. —— +e It is amusing to observe how eagerly Canada, through her newspapers, makes the canal dis- cussion the pretext for a “Me and the United Stated attutude. oe It in a remarkably dignified campaign. Noth- ing unworthy a statesmanlike contest has come from any reeponsible source. soe ‘Mr. Platt is making fair progress in his har- The strikers have considerably overshad- red the political campaigners in public atten- Tt ia an unjust reflection on labor to call the sioters st Buffalo “strikers.” ——--_ +s —___ “This is « wicked World.”—Raitor Dans. Corsets and Ferris and Double V Waiste. There is no figure that cannot be fitted and perfectly from thisimmense stock, furthermore we alter €orsets whenever needed, having thoroughly competent and experienced persons for this work. Wealsocarry ® very large assortment of Misses’ Corsets and Children's Waisis, Laces. Hundreds of new patterns of Point d'Irlande Laces, biack, white and ecru, in all widths, from 10. t0 $1.75 A YARD. Asspectaity is the Lace in sets of three or more Widths to match. We have dozens of these sets. Potnt Applique Laces are growing steadily into pop- ular favor. We bave these also in match sets from 16 w 680. 4 vanv. Unnetzas. Genuine Gloria Umbrellas worth 81.25, for 89 certs. Genuine Gloria Umbrellas, with handsome twisted handles, covers and silk tassle, worth $1.75, for $1.25 Genuine Gloria Umbrellas, with silver-mounted handles, covers and silk tassels, worth $2.50, $1.98 ‘Men's Gloria Umbrellas with weichsel handles, $1.98 Men's Genunine Gloria Umbrellas with natural bandies, $1.35 Mens’ Genuine Gioria Umbrellas with sllver-trimmed bandies—a splendy variety, $2.48 Hos:zry. Fancy Lisle Thread Ladies’ Hose—in all the ponsee shades—slates, yellow, cardinal, nile and myrtle, double desis andtoms, Be. or 3 pair or $1.00 RK AE WSS DAILY Woopwasp 10TH, 11TH AND F ST& ‘The prices we have pat on these Ladies' Nevy @ Blue Fall-weight Jackets are no prices at all. ‘Of course we couldn't sak you to ‘accept them asagift. These prices are next to it, and prove our determination to move them at once. , 85 Jackets for $2. $8 and 911 Fall. weight Jeckets for $3. 812 to 018. 50 Fall-weight Jackets for 65. Just the Coats for ordinary wear, shopping, marketing, &. 2 Goon Turxes Ix Wasrs. ‘White Lawn Waist, small and large sizes only, cut from $1 to 60e. Black and Navy Blue Sateen Waiste, @1to Another fifty dozen of the Ladies’ Guaran- teed Fast Black Hose at 19¢., which equal the 25e. Hose sold about town. Wirtasw A. M°Kxew, | | x 933 Pa. Ave. N.W. ‘We are right in touch with the fore- most fashion authorities of the day in predicting that Blazer Suits will be worn all winter. we believe so and have ‘shown this beliefin laying in an entirely new stock of sutumn styles. They are the most comfortable and dressy suits Possible to obtain for the money. Usual 87 Navy Blue Blaser Suite only 85.98. , Usual #9 Navy Blue Serge Blazer Suits only $7.98. Usual $13.50 Black and Navy Blue Extra Quality Storm Serge Blazer Suits, 811.98. ‘With the Blazer Suits have come a new style of Full-roll Twill Flannel Biazer Jacket, which we shall sell at $2.98 each. Tar Box Mancue. x 314-316 Tru Sr. N. W. No DOES-EVER other DID—or EVER WIL! such STER- LING QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES as WE quote. Saxs Axn Company. Tue GeertDarve. War Is In - 500 DOZEN NEGLIGE SHIRTS. Warne Is In AT SAKS! Wuex Is In RIGHT NOW! Way Is In BECAUSE-—! buying so mamy—in fact it was all the maker had—we got s special Price. And we are selling them at & special price-79 cents-giving you a share in our advantage. 79 cents isn't more than half what they aro Worth. 79 cents won't pay for the material in them. But 78 cents will buy any one of them you pick out. There are checks and - stripes—nest and new. Made with @ high-cut turn-down collar—starched so are the cuffs. They are full size—amply and fittingly —propor- tioned. We've had them since Sat- urday. Half of them are gone. The other half won't tarry long. It is #0 easy to seo that they are worth twice the price— ae 7 RS Myo C. a a quicker than in most anything that men weer. Our fall DERBYS are Just bere—and yet we're Sitting « score or more a day. Most of the shapes are ready. The SAKS Dlock is—and ts going to be » pop- ular one this season. But we carry all the kinds—and lesve you to suit yourselves. Our variety is only one of the ressons why you should make us your “hatters.” ‘The saving and satisfaction are the two main ones. Sans Ann Company, |. AVE. <p Aspecial banwain—Ladies' Onyx Fast Black Richelieu Ribbed Lise Thread Hose, ingrain dye, worth 50c..for 39 cents. Children’s Ribbed Fast Black Hose, double healsand toes. Regular 25c. quality for 9 cents. a’ Lisver says Ne i ity trae 7TH Tos Cana Or A Foo Hoax ‘The why ‘Cores te the dest: Best be- cause it makes “‘more” bread, “‘lighter™ bread, “whiter” bread and ‘bread Done Tus Vacattox Peston All our people have an opportunity for rest and recu- eration; rest from the labors of the past, recupera- tion for the busy months to come. ‘Yet our great business never stands still. While its faithful workers are by turns obtaining well-earned Test ample numbers are always at their posts prepared to attend to the wants and execute the wishes of our patrons. Some of the best barrains we offer ay dur- ing this month—between seasons—when stocks are ‘being cleaned out to make room for fall goods. —o— Persons at the seashore mountains or anywhere out of town can have anything sent to them as easily as to their city residences. Thereisnc Gslay. We send foods the same day the order is received. eens Remember, tf anything ordered by mail is not satis- Factory you can always return it and your money will be refunded. FOR THE G. A. R. Excanemenr. ‘We are ready to furnish you with Table Linen, Bedding, Cots, UShoistery Goods, Flags and Bunting for decorative purposes. ss Coxcrrsixe Ornicar, Goons. ARE YOU NEAR-SIGHTED? ARE YOU FAR-SIGHTED! ARE YOU TROUBLED WITH PRESBYO- PIA, the condition that comes on with age and use of the eyes? HAVE YOU ASTIGMATISM, that annoying dofect which makes the figures on the clock ial plainer at six and twelve than at three and nine or the reverse? SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES are ground in upward of fifty thousand combina- tons. Scientifically adjusted they will correct all the qbove defects of vision. We consid- ered the scientific part of optics when we opened our Optical Goods Department. We Placed it under the direction of a skilled spe- clalist and make a specialty of prescription work. Bring us your oculist’s preserivtions and we will fill them for youat a saving. Leave your glasses for repair while you are shopping and get them on your return. (st floor... -near 11th st. entrance. ) Soxz Goon Varves For Tuurspay. 10-4 Ware Corrosx Braszers. 85c. A Pan (24 floor Cut and bound ready for use. + 11th st. bldg. ) Tue “Exoxe 18 THE LATEST IN THE WAY OF A LA- DIES'SUIT. It is jaunty, stylish and very comfortable. Better than the **Blazer" suit and more economical, as it can be worn in tho house as well aa on the street, We've just closed out two small lots to sell for €10 and 812.50, which, had they been bought regularly, would retail for $14 and 916.50. DESCRIPTION: $10, | % #70 suits, made of fine quality navy biue storm Wonrn | serze. Regularly worth 814. $14, | Mae. JUST 15 ETON SUITS, made of imported English 810.00. $12.50. Wonrrn | aisronat terse: tan only. $16.50. Worth 816.50. All sizes, 812.50. (Third floor... 21th st. building. ) ————— Sea Istaxv Liven Wrens, Wes 89:00.) [sau oes Now $2.25, | some vette aot patterns. Lanes: Barmxe Sorrs- We purchased 8 manufacturer's entire stock and offer them at » little more than half regular prices. 11th st. building.) 27-Ixca Suza_W niaut Frovxcrxa. 20c. Were $3.50, $4.00 Axo $5.00. Now $2.75. (3a floor. ‘Two patterns, 20c. a yard. ‘Finer qualities, 25, 3714 and ‘50c. a yard. | (35 Lexarus cs vanvs) Exnnoreny. 5e. A Yuzo. Wonra 8c. st floor... Pretty designs. Regular 8. quality, Se. s yard. 10th st. building. ) ‘On center couriters in front Lace Department you will QBo, {tnd s tall assortment, white land black, widths from 2 to 536 jinches, ineluding the following |Medict, ‘ Platts Valenctennee, Applique and Oriental. . 9d annex.) A Yun. Tewnay Axv Learnzn Goons. Fancy Blick Pins, por card of halt dagen. ...20 ME 8008. oesesennenvernsennes sere 21th st. bide.) Laxssuraz & Bro New Ioeas For Fax Six Fasnres. WE ARE NOT PREPARED TO SHOW OUR ENTIRE ASSORTMENT OF SILK FABRICS FOR FALL, BUT HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FEW NEW THINGS WHICH WE DESIRE TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO. THEY CONSIST OF NOVELTIES FOR COSTUMES AND TRIMMINGS AND REPRESENT THE NEWEST COLORINGS AND STYLES. WE QUOTE TWO ITEMS WHICH WE CCNSIDER OF SPECIAL INTEREST. A ZXOVELTY BENGALINE.” never shown before, repre- the'new shat abv" '" 81.25 pen yp A shin. tn Stdped eftecte, 3 inthe now shades stone." 31.25 per vp WE WILL CONTINUE TO SELL THE BALANCE OF OUR SUMMER STOCK AT GREATLY RE- DUCED PRICES. LL PRINTED SILI ore 75e. and & ALL PRINTED SILKS that wore 75e. and 5(), ‘be. per yard. LI, PRINTED SILK: AMG ter sara: 75c Some good and desirabie patterns sii Galana. BUACK BROCADE INDIAS that wore 81, 85c. rer vp Good ass i. 20 PERCENT DISCOUNT ON ALLGRENADINES, CONSISTING OF PLAINS, STRIPES, FIGURES AND BORDERS. DYED BLACK JAPAN. YONS' os ESE SILK. Was 81. Now “A 750 YONS'’ DYED BLACK JAPAN- 391 ESE BILK. Was Zoe. Now.....-.. 622 YONS' DYED BLACK JAPAN. 50. ESE SILK. Was Now... oUc Out-of-town people can order by mail. All mail orders attended ‘wo same day. B RR Pa RP B 3 ROO + BBB OR K =. 420, 422, 424. 426 7TH ST. and BHRNERRRSSRASSSSSANRRSAAS RASSRNGSRSRENSSSSRRES SSSSABSESSSESSSSOSERS Suors " ' To Mancu Is. ‘Special’ in are as E ‘a full dress Just now we! phasizing the fact that we can supply “Marching Shoes." You need’ them if you area member of the Distr.ct militia or G. A. RK. Dress She id. never be Worn on sach occasic itrnins thelr shape and besuty, the Shoe to march in.” 2: ‘Coinfortable —readil tothe tines of the feet without loniug thelr shape. Fan nor Fysmoxs., Don’t lose sizht of the fact that Canvas Shoes for women will be worn through. out the entire autumm, and Russets ‘all the vear *r0 We've all the styles in'each. Hoover & Sxvven, “Expert Shoe Fitters," 1217 Px Ave N. W. an@t Bururascy ran-new™ stock the Various modern qnrovements tn ox AS FIXTURES, nisite as frist, re had ‘our ‘unequal a omen is, You'll be Sagi ea cath See il. be pl ta the appearan Sat peice whatever we show, tt ints of pretty Lamps, too. 8.8. Suepp & Buo.. 432 9m Sr. Sexecren Pensax Dares. We bought twenty-five cases of these celebrated dates, which we use in making Cream Dates for our famous 25c. assortment. We have packed a limited quantity of these natural dates in pretty one-pound boxes, which we sell at 15 cta. a box. Also, fresh batch of Marshmallows will be packed today in half pound and pound boxes. 25 and 50cents respectively. Also those dainty Fruit Crystals at 13 cents a box. ve Cor. Llru Asp F Srs. Berrer For Tur “G. A. R.” long way toward meal, “You wont imi Riess Mt, cet ane pees ined whit low prices if our trade faage ined meta No trouble aie Sckas Pass hnetdrewa like & plugger. tats etek pose you teva Bie bos’ snitinis are 9AS. ¥ Don't inistake Tames F. Ovsren csuccessor tothe oid Firm), ‘Main Depot, cor. 9th and Pa. ave. n.w. ‘Stands in Center and K st, markets. er box. au2t-20 Fiasscars Jewerny Estastisment SN és @ G31 Seventh street northwest. Maw i D. G. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 24. 1892. ML RED X FORDA Asp Cowrayr, 807 Pa Ave N. W. ee = 24 Wer Wearner Weanasres. at i ‘We have recently added a complete line of Livres Gossanens, And in eddition to the very low regular prices we have marked them, shall, for afew days, allow 10 per cent iscount in order to introduce the department. aie gO feraler 61.48 Gomsamer, cloth fais for atew 1s —— Our Regular $2.48 Gossamer, check and diagonal cloth finished surface, for a few days... 02.28 eee Our Regular $3.50 Gcesamer, black or blue diagonal cloth surface, for a few days. 03.15 —— Unonenias. 26-inch Silk Gloria Umbrellas, twisted handles..98¢ RTNY ed 26-inch Silk Gloria Umbrellas, twisted handles, finished with “cut out" silver band. 01.25 —o— 26-inch Silk Gloria Umbrellas, black hook ban- des. 91.50 a 26-inch Sik Gloria Umbrellas, metal-trimmed handles............. $2.25 Gloria Umbrellas, porcelain _han- 26-inch Silk pe 3, @3.50, @4 and upward Missrx. Fospa & Comraxy, ° 807 Pa Ave N.W. 1 ~~ Tae A Loox At our window lay of cheap Soft-finished juilts for Grand Army use. tract a great many buvers that are looking for es of wouds.” Don't buy your Tanteras or oruteide decorations ‘until Sou ‘sus of felons silvers ————— © Axorser Case Of those Mammot' Size Turkish Towels, 2315 cloth and side stri No better for to keep trade mov they are Lic. Haxoxencarrs Area great necesstty about now. 400dozen in. 200dozen Children's Fancy Border. a 15, 50 dozen Ladies’ Fancy Border and Plain White Herstitched, select patterns and very sheer. 6 will cost you Oc. ‘Then wo have the best value at 4 for 25c.. 2 for 25e. and 25e. straight. 50 dozen Men's Fancy Bordered Hemetitched Hand- kerchiefs, 6 for 50c. Are very shew. w 25 dozen All-linen Witte fer2for ted fust color. mstitched, which we of io. Isa special value for this advertisement. Trape Must be forced this season of the year more than any other time, and for that reason we offer snew im- Poriation of very fine Boot Pattorn Ladies Hose, ichelieu ribbed. solid colored tops and black feet. e same quality has bee: flaringly advertised 3 for 1. Weare xoing to sell them for, per pair, ie. Did you Say that sou wanted us to advertise perfumes? are always willing to adhere tolour erage ana please them atalitiwes, ‘You ean have tie ebulee bate's, Vennard’s or Burnett's Fine Triple Hatracts at Jc. Per ounce, and we furnish: the bottie. Howell's Household Ammonia, that is the best. Per bottle, Ic. Full Regular Made Half Hoss for gent fast color, and ail sizes in Black uubees rays, nicely assorted. 6 pair ins box for Td0. warranted tansand ‘That is our special offering for Thureday and Friday. ‘Another a | Invoice of those Wilton Hody Brussel Rugs, 30x72, 7 Jot did not remain long left the factory. different patterns. The first enough to know that they $1.48 Each. A. Kavrwax, 900 PENN. AVE. N. W. ORIGINATOR OF at 4g A DD IT KE 4 Doo i = If you are ready to look around for the latest styles in Autumn and Fall Footwear, take a peep into our window. Wo have already oceived many fall goods of the ‘same reliable quality we always handle;in fact the quality and styles are very much fmmproved this ‘Season, while our well-known low prices still prevail. For instance, we are showing strictly fine Bright Don- Gola Shoes for $2.00, 82.50, 82.85, $3.00, $3.50and 4.00. ‘We shall continue our bargain counter for afew weeks fonger, on which you will find sample Shoes below cost of production, and at least 336 per cent Jess than regular prices. ‘The discount of 20 per cent on all Low Shoes not on bargain counter will be iven forthe present. This Aiscount, of course, is for cash. anid Goopyear . RUBBER COMPANY, (300 Oth st ‘Melville Lindsay, ¢ were eaten s? eee seen eee ‘will cost | OES PPEEE BELGE 207208 272 WB until 7 p. m. Satunta eccomsea Tur Exo. ‘Today we begin the final unloading. ven the startling reductions that you have ‘seen announced recently on the inaugura- tion of our GREAT AUGUST SALE will scem insignificant when compared to the countless, matchless values to be offered beginning today. The foliowing stems serve to give you inkling @f what we are doing Curing this eale: We have collected all of our remaining Summer NECKWEAR—ailk flowing ends. Tecks, Four-in-Hands and Wash Scarfs, your chotce of tbe totat 1 TZ. each, o 3 for half a dollar. Allof our BOYS’ SUITS that were for. merly selling at €4.50.85 and €5.50 will be torced out nowat S3.00. 4 goo many of these lots are dark patterns suit- able for fall wear. Our Se., 6c. and 7c. Ladies’ HANDKER. CHIEFS are on tables to be closed out at bc. earn for your chotee, Our 15 and 25. Stick Pins in sterling silver or enameled desizns can be bought during thissaieat 106. eccn. Marrorw Beasarrn. 403, 405, 407 Tru Sx N.W. RR, R AA RRR AAA. RR. a5 OR ORD Sd = ewes 3 BT E"e 25.2 ane, la a gf S88 We are sole Washington arents for the U.S. t dest ms and eati- SAS buildings, mer. S88 Lowest Prices in the City’ Lowest Prices im the City! Jvuvs Laxssercn, Yor. 132 Ax FS N.W. auzs-3t 423 ERE | a i G. A. R, Will be the motto NEXT MONTH, but WELCOME NOW the news that at Bacws Fensrrvae Excaaxce a ¥ Cots, Bedisteads, Springs, Mattresses, Pillows, Tables, Chairs, Toilet Ware as CHEAP as you can T THEM, asthey have put everything needed to make the COUNTRY’S DEFENDERS COMFORTABLE DOWN TO THE VERY LAST NOTCH. Goods purchased now will be stored FREE OF CosT and delivered when YOU NEED THEM. Asan idea of what you can do, think of 15,000 YARDS OF MATTING at lOc. a yard, and everything else proportionately cheap. later {rom this on to | deat and cheapest late our demand for G. A. R. GOODS in town. Baca Forsrrorz Excuaxer, ‘S14 OTH ST. N. W. aul9-Im Postnvery Tur Lasr Wee or an . ak Jouxsox yy UTTRELL'S a a ‘sad ‘Sak Resenorc Sauce oF Day Goons Ar Cosr Prices. YOU HAVE NO TIME TO LOSE IF YOU WANT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUI GREAT COST PRICE SALE OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, WRAPS, &c. FOR ONE WEEK MORE WE WILL SELL YOU ANY ARTICLE OF MERCHAN- DISE IN OUR STORE AT EXACTLY WHAT IT COST US—NOTHING EX- CEPTED, ENCAMPMENT SUPPLIES. 100 PAIRS 104 GRAY BLANKETS, WORTH FULLY 81.25 A PAIR. OUR PRICE $1.00 A PAIR” BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED SHEETINGS IN ALL WIDTHS AT COST PRICES. BED SPREADS AT COST PRICES. TOWELS AND NAPKINS AT COST PRICES. TABLE DAMASK AT COST PRICES. FELEELTEE TEE EEGAES £28254 GURELBSERDEGEIE022 Nor Evax A Mowexrs Reruso TION 18 NECESSARY TO CONVINCE THE WASHING. TON HOUSEKEEPER THAT THE CONTINUED PORSESSION OF EVERY CONCEIVABLE Do. MESTIC COMPORT, PARTICULARLY WHEN PALD POR FROM THE SMALL SAVINGS OF BER WEEKLY OR MONTHLY TOLL, MAKES THE HOME OVER WRICH SEE PRE. SIDES FAR SWEETER AND MORE LOVABLE THAN THE WANT OF THOSE COMPORTS UNTIL SUCH TIME WHEN UE WILL, HAVE AcceMr. LATED SUFFICIENT CASH TO PURCHASE THEM AT AN APPARENTLY LOWER FIGURE. KNOWING THE VALUE OF A DOLLAR, AND PLEASED WITH THE FASY TRRMS OF OUR EQUITABLE cREDIT syerem, SHE UNWITTINGLY PURSUES THE COURSE OF OUR BUST CITIZENS AND EX. JOYS LIFE WITHOUT ITS BURDENS, HAPPY IN THE MIDST OF A CONTENTED NOUSEHOLD, a REIGNING QUEEN IN THE LITTLE KINeDoM OF HOME. OUR COLOSSALPARLORS. OVERFLOWING WITH FIRST-CLASS WARES AT LOWEST CONSISTENT PRICES, ARE KEPLEVE WITH A HANDSOME NE OF PARLOK AND BED ROOM FURNE. . CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE, RANGES, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, REFRIGERATORS, | BUFFETS, CHIFFONIERS, Warpnones, cant. NETS, FANCY ROCKERS, PARLOR AND EXTEN. | SION TABLES. TARIES, TOILET | WORKS oF ART | Horse & Hermes Casa Aso © #17, wie, Bee AND *UCHES, HAIL RACKS, BORE AND DINNER SETS AND vote HL yusee | | | au20 MASS ay | Reap Every Woup. About three years to a mae tt fant tan ended V0 wutsleed, “4 for Cash, as. pe the tt y house in the city where vox rom topto bottom every art: heople who buy on brie tye Oak Bi lt for oak, BIRD. Our price for marie. @1z 0. No you noe that tpot the leat ve it. if you buy for Cur wo toa Cash house dont tof wh Ye Aimy rr ai Pag by any arth oe 3 pieces, #1485, 81 Tamilers, D>. : 1,000 barre te Don't forget ie jolace. > M. C. Gaasre. 27th st.. bet. and Qn. ill you try W. M. Savsren & m9 PE AVE. MAVE MADE GREAT REDUCTIONS IN SUMMER GOODS, NAMELY: I2Me. OUTINGS reduced to. 12ige. GINGHAMS reduced wo 8». 0c. LAWNS reduced to>. 12ige. CANTON CLOTH cadlacadto 8, Fine SATIN GINGHAMS, from 30: t9 19a. Lie. GINGHAM, to 20r 20:. GINGHAM, to Le. All Stunmer Goods in proportion. Now is your chance for summer bareaine. 1 have no une for them this season thoy wil! be cheap bus tocarry over to nest. Bui we ate determined sell them if price will move thea. Come eariy, fowallaressld Gue price, Soxs, w., ’ fs \. M. SHUSTER & SONS, an? O10 PENN. AVE. T. B. Towser & Sox. DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, IMO TPM ST. Nw, Sheeting, 1d Bleached Sheeting, 16° on Heaumants, 33, rine 1Lobew urtains. from 73e. pair mp, k Sheets, Pillow Cases af] Bolst -re ready made, Plenkets, tn wou red sud white, very cheap “onitorys,all p Saher and Gime Cimiretas in eroat vartety. mu 0. bo ached, from Ze, to ‘New dreas Goods tn Blac Katine, T2815, Sand lack Canty e epect: Ra Tine uf ail the makes of Corea, alts. We Dum Axp Ovner Exzcrnme Faxs Repaired. Electric Motors and Dy- namos overhauled and put in thor ough order. Comumutators tered of and new furnisbed Field Magnets JORDAN & MacLEBOD, . Machinists, Electetotan S12 10ehat. a. As we will shortly move into our elegant new built. ings on F strest we will sell our present stock of PIANOS far below prices ever offered forthe went | two weeks, Our Elegant T-octave Square Weber Panos, carved Jees, all improvements, st #175. Also one Mathw- sheck, in sune condttion, $175. Also one Elegast Chickering Upright Piano, metalic action, 623, and many other bargains \qually #® good. All cua snteed. Stool and Scarf With each Cal early wr bargains. Two weeks only. W. G. Merzenorr & Co, wr? 12raaxnG Ses NeW. D™ 00008 ar a prscorst aT LUTTRELL 20TH ST. AND PENN. avr. der to reduce stork wntt further notice T w2 COMFORTS AXD BLANKETS aT COST PRICES. ALL SUMMER GOODS BELOW Cost. COME IN AXD SECURE WHAT YoU SEED THIS WEEK, POR THIS 18 YOUR LasT OPPORTUNITY TO BUY NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS RETAIL aT Ke a Hberal discotnt op all Kimds of Dry Gods. Ary will do well to tag, thety Tabs Damast fot SS epee sate sifos. 3, Lorre, anit-2w 1890 Penn. sve. FOR SALE—PIANOS.