Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1892, Page 4

THURSDAY. CRossr 8. Noves THE EVENING STAR has « reqular and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any ether paper in thecity. As a local NEWS paper and Ad- vertising Medium it has ne competitor. ‘The Halifax (N mnddled as to the facts about the British treaty with the United States, the Canadian canal 8.) Chronicle seems to be tolls and the action of this government. The Chronicle glimpses the trath in its comments where it admits palpable violations by the Censdian government. It, is only in the other | part of its article, as tel ed, that it is faulty. The facts in this whole controversy may be included in = brief statemont, which seems to be necessary because of the prejudice end ill-founded comments of Canadian news- papers, which talk of the breach of “solemn tweaty engagements” by this country. The ex- pressed purpose of the treaty of Washington, article 27, is “to secure to the citizens of the United States the use of the Welland, St. Law- tence and other canals in the dominion on terms of equality with the inhabitants of the dominion.” In return the treaty assures to Canada the use of canals on this side the line “connected with the navigation of the lakes or rivers traversed by or contiguous to the boundary.” This is all as plain as a pikestaff. But in the face of these provisions the Cana- dian government grants a rebate of 18 cents a ton from the established tolls of 20centsa ton on the Weiland canal, between Lakes Erie and Ontario, to grain-earrying vessels to Montreal of Canadian ports east of Montreal for export andallows no rebate to vessels taking similar @argoes to our ports on Lake Ontario and the 8t Lawrence. This flat-footed discrimination violates the terms of the treaty of Washington, sand no promise of the Canadian ministry to re- move the rebate at the end of the season is Porviar Snorersa Prace, Tan Sr. FREE—A glass of Thompson's Wild Gherry and: Phosphate, a. delightful PPD 00) ONN NN O™ TTT DD OO NNN * OT Bp oo SxS FY DbD 00) NUNN t Ot oe ss ERR TP as gs MumM 1 5ss, 5x3, MMM H gS MM M I S395 Sgg8 TIT HOH FI 3 TT H oH ERE 95S, EKE t Hk Ee ss. KE te ee ‘ss5 Exe GREAT AND SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE VALUES FOR RED TICKET DAY— TOMORROW. Whatever is mentioned in the list below can be bou-ht at 9 sacrifice that goes right tothe heart of cost. nani ces may seem low to be good. DON'T JUDGE BY PRICE. Corrars Derantaest. OgF great sale now in progress has made for us many odd pairs, Thess we offer tomorrow at prices that are bound to attract. fren, tac Sana'a sufficient atonement for the act or entitles that ministry to any special immunity from the | consequences of their act. The proclamation of the President under our act of Congress is very moderate indeed, for while the act author- | {ized him to impose tolls of €2. ton on freight and $5 a passenger going through the “Soo” | $$" canal, asa matter of fact he imposes no tolls | on pamengers, limits the freight tolls to the | rate charged on the Welland canal by the Cana-| dian government and fixes the date at Septem- ber 1, sous to give the dominion a chance to| adapt itself to circumstances. It is an easy | thing for Canada to recede and put herself in the right in this matter. a ‘The vigor with which the garbage contractor insisted that metal receptacles were necessary | for the proper collection of garbage may bave | been prompted entirely by humane ideas, by | ahigh regard for the sanitary welfare of the | city. Very frequently a reformer's ardor in a | great and just cause makes him indisereet. | This may account for the fact that the con- | | | | tractor remained oblivious to the consideration that his proprictorship of a metal can of the | style that he was demanding was calculated to | excite comment. However, the public demands the best and most effective service, without re- gard to the motives of individuals who join in that demand. The city insists that the garbage sball be removed, undeterred by the sugges- tons that soreheads and place-bunters are the | loudest shouters for reform in this respect. | ‘And the city demands in the public interest | that proper receptacles for the garbage be pro- vided, undeterred by the suggestion that the | contractor basa pecuniary interest in an im- proved receptacle ——_++___ The strike which was “declared off” last night by the grand master of the Switchmen's Union at Buffalo was doomed the moment it started. | Ite origin was in violence and it did not require | its abandonment by the other unions to put | anend tos movement thus begun which had | been conducted at every stage in violation of | right and law. The other railway unions were | pradently indisposed to carry their sympathy | § 80 far as to join in the strike. It is a hopeful | sign wheh labor unions respect the public feel- | §4 ing to this extent. It will be still better when | they are able in every way to weigh the merit ‘and give moral encouragement to such strikers only as act conservatively within lawful limits, with a due regard for the rights of their em- ployers and the public. Many of the Buffalo strikers seemed far more intent upon revenge than justice. The introduction of anarchistic methods into labor disputes, deplorable as it is on all accounts, is chiefly so on account of the trouble and sorrow it will bring to the _ themselves and their families. i as ‘The cholera seare is timely. “ By the use of Means well within the power of all the nations | concerned the pestilence may be confined very nearly within its present limits and ite viru- lence there much reduced. The quarantining | of vessels now on the ocean which left the in- fected ports after cholera was officially pro- claimed to be there is by no means the ouly or chief thing to be dove to prevent the danger of speedy infection in Ameries. The exclusion of Fags is perhaps the most important regulation Of ail, and it rcems a pity that all European or orienta! impo: that nature cannot be kept out from util danger is past without regard t@wicther they have been fumigated or not. The last published rules may answer the PUrpose. but sometimes fumigation fails, and it is better to provide if possible for total exela- sion for the ume being. “Ihe public safety is the supreme law.” | ix time see That the value of United States breadstuffs exported during the seven months ending July | Si last should bare been $147 3. as com- | Pared with $84,729,593 for the same period of the previous year ix a sntisfactory fact, which no outlook om the growing crop can in the | § slightest degree diminish. “The past at least is | secure,” said Duniel Webster on a memorable occasion. | Std | Paris declares that she has not the genuine Asiatic cholera, but a plrely local disease at- tributable to a defective garbage system. This May serve as a pointer for cities which do not | care to encourage a disease that differs from | ebolera mainly in name. —s It is maid that Peter the Great superintended the management of the first Kussian news- Paper. Superintending newspapers bas re- | mained quite a fad with most European mon- | archs ever since. it cost Buffalo city, Erie county | and New York state « good round sum of hard cash, and itmay be a large number of mis- Sulded men their occupation as wwitehmen. — see ‘Tt may be that certain prominent men in both parties feel that they best show their loy- alty by keeping their mouths shut and not giving their feelings a chance to run away with os Perhaps Mr. Hill is waiting for the Sullivan- Corbett fight to occur so that he can have the entire attention of the public when be steps into ‘the arena. ao Grand Master Sweeney bas switched off the Buffalo strike, which so lately was switching o@ trains in nihilistic fashion. Timeand public opfiiion were too much for the grand master. Ss ‘The summer has been so oppressive that even South American revolutionary energy is visibl; diminished. ? +o. ‘There is no cause for «cholera scare, but there is also no excuse for maintaining condi- ‘tious which invite the epidemic. % Pine and Pomade Petroleain | yey asrepanet ire Hair Bey ine size |10e: a ar a Uninetras 8 e010: 26-inch Gloria Umbrellas, oe handles. je — a ican or 3 ie : : Fs ES Hs i a es 24 Ladies’ 81.25 “Tiziit™ Wrappers. Sizes 40, 42 4 Ladi Cream Jerseys. Sia 26, 3 oe." euch. Alot of ‘Misses €1.50 Navi_and Tan leefors. imperfect ‘each. an Dresses. White Shirt ‘Waist. Sige 14 w_Ufie, each, A Jot of Lavtiew' Bins Giaainera. Were @1 7. 3 Ladioot = ‘nis Mother (Se. each. lance of our stock of Chi Fine Waite and Col. Hats. Were ‘The entire balance of Ladies’ ua" en ance o Children's" Fine “Seraw Hats. Were up to 1.30 fe 10 Fine Wier 1.25 to 8: f fae Mixed Triaincd Suiior Weta oS. . Te. Risoss. A Jot of Fine Gros Grain Tibbons. Nos. 16 and yard... cardinal, ‘We. yard. Another lot of Metupants of Pine |. Worth 25e. to 10°. yard. Narrow Rib- e. yard, = Laces Axo Exmrormenies. 1ek4e, and Loe. Torchomand Mesict Dix Goons Deranraesr. #1, All-wool Remnants of Dress c. Were 1: c. ¥ £ Slightly oiled Madie-ug s Pillow Cases at re- Benz ‘Ss. 1% Leather Bel and Ye. ty if 10-. and 15e. Pocket Fans, all col- Qa- S-. Decorated Japanese Fans." Se. 39. ‘Painted ‘Satin Fans, olive wood stick. biddddddddddddddddddddddeds, dd seddddddddddededeedaadaaadadaaedasaaassaddeaceseiddsddddcededegdae OTIONS. Saqlsdiew’ Safety Pockets, all ‘and slightly d Be. Oakley Lotion for the Siin:"19¢. | Mexs Goons. 1 domen 81.25 Silk Embroidered bt Rob Boe. each, Bavws POPULAR SMOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. aodd d. Woopwann Axp Lornnor. 10TH, 11TH AND F STR ¥.W. We close at 1 Saturdays; other days at 6. pe WEE Resxaxr Crzamxa Suz Tomorrow, F, RIDAY. ’ There never has been a time when s little money on the part of the consumer would go farther in buying than now. Bargain sales Gre our great feature—seasonable things have been selling this week at never s0 low prices. The Remnantse—short~lengths, odd sizes, broken assortments, &c., are fresh from these sales and are marked at merely nominal prices. ‘This is the order of the day through- out the entire store—investigate. —— Mews Fensisarxe Depanrvesr. 1 Colored Madras Neglige Shirt, plaited Dosom. Size 15. Reduced from $3.50 to $2. 2 pairs Men’s Bath Slippers, soiled. Re- duced from $1.25 to 50c. 1 White Gymnastuin Jersey—sleeveless. Re- duced from 81 to 2c. 2Solid Blue Madras Shirts. Sizes 166 and 17. Reduced from @2 to #1.50. 1 Allinen Shirt, flax color. Size 143. Reduced from $3.50 to $1.50. 2Imported Madras Shirts. Size 19. He- duced from 83.00 to $2.00. 3 Dr. Jaeger's All-wool Sanitary Neglige Shirts. Sizes 14% and 15. Reduced from 85.00 to 83.00. 1 Fancy All-silk Handkerchief. Reduced from $1.50 to $1.00. 1 English Madras Shirt. Size 1454. Slixhtly damaged. Reduced from 83.00 to @1.00. (Ist floor. Ast annex.) Boys) Crormyxo Deranrwesr. 28 Outing Cloth Shirt Waist, Bizes 4, 5, 7. Bund 9. Reduced from 37}4e. to 19. 4 Sailor Blouse Kilt Suite, all wool. Sizes 3 and 4. Reduced from $3.75 to $2.50. Asmall lot of High Grade All-wool Kilt Suits, all in size 5. Reduced from $5.00, 87.00 and $10.00 to $3.50. 2 All-wool Kilt Suits. Size 5 Reduced from 85.00 to @1.98. (3d floor, Brack Goons Derantuent. 6 yards Figured Cropon. Reduced from 810.50 to $7.50. ‘3% yards Striped Serge, Reduced from 813.13 to 96.75. 134 yards Bedford Cord Cloaking. Reduced 4% yards Serge. Beduosd from 96.13 to 85.00. ‘2% yards Silk Warp Henrietta, Reduced from $2.63 to $2.00. 3M yards Silk Warp Henriette. Reduced from 96.56 to $5.50. 1% yards Diagonal. Reduced from $2.05 to $1.50. 4% yards Cashmere. Reduced from $4.04 to $3.50. (st floor., annex to 10th st. building.) a Hasoxencurer Depanruenr. 22 Men's All-linen Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, hand-embroidered initials, 3 A's, 2 Fe, 14, 3K’s, 21's, 3N's, 30's, 2T's ands . Reduced from 50 to 35c., 3 for $1.00. 3 Ladies’ All-inen Handkerchiefs, hand- embroidered initials—N only. Reduced from to 35e., 3 for 81.00. 7 Ladies’ All-linen Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, hand-embroidered initials, 2 K's, 2 Psand3 T's. Reduced from 35 to 2c. (Ast floor... ‘2d annex.) —o— Sur Derarrwesr. A small lot of Ladies’ Waists, all choice pat- terns. Reduced to 50c. A small lot of Ladies’ Waists. Reduced from 81.75 to Tbe. Assmall lot of Fine Dimity Tea Gowns. Re- duced from $8.75 and 89.00 to $6.00. 1 Wrapper, pink and white plaid cambric. Size 42. Reduced from $2.23 to $1.50. 1 Blue and White Satine Wrapper, plain blue collar and cuffs, and edged with white embroid- ery. Reduced from $5.75 to $3.00. L Novelty Goods Suit—Norfolk jacket and plain skirt. Size 34. Reduced from $2.25 to $1.75. 1 Print Wrapper, faded. Size 42. Reduced from 81.25 to 90c. 1 Print Wrapper, faded. Size 42. Reduced from $1.25 to 75 (Ga floor... --11th st. bulldirty,) aes Hasevre Dersaruest. 137 Remnants Embroideries, 1% to 39% yards. Se. to 81 a yard. st floor... - 2d annex.) —o— Lace Deranruesr. On center table—127 Remnants Laces, all Kinds, 1 to 34 yards, at low remnant prices. A few short lengths of Black Lace Flouncing, ‘184 to 3¥p yards, at about one-half original prices. (st floor... 2d annex.) Lisex Deranrwenr. Frasacaws Jeweray Esrastisaaest BEAR IN MIND THE WINDOW. 531 Seventh street norti:wast. 1 oe Comronr Fo Full uretment, #1. ons removed, “he. 33" SeONcES ksh Fay se YED BY THE MARINE BAND SAT__AUG.27- ireeticge march ou Mili “by Fs ae Ronis} aad tes tk rad Ps HENRY WHI RUBBER COMPANY, (SOU oth at —__+-e+_____ Evidence is being adduced to show that a Goud deal of Biswaarck’s alleged garrclousness fe-due to the efforts of the bogus interviewer. —— ee ‘The garbage situation bas genbrated & good deal of Literature. : Melville Lindsay, Manager. 15 Fancy Bordered Towels, knotted fringe. Reduced from $1.00 to 50c. 2, 8-14 Double Damask Pattern Cloths, extra heavy, choice patterns. Reduced from $7.00 © 85.25. 125 Remnants Bleached and Unbleached Da- mask, 136 to 4 yards, at low remnant prices. 300 Remnants Plain, Plaid, Twilled and Rus- ‘stan Crash, all lengths, at greatly reduced Prices. (2 floor... --1ith st. building.) pee aa) Israxts) Depanruenr. 3 odd Ginghem Wash Hate, neat plaids and stripes, trimmed with embroidery—for country, or seaside wear. Reduced from €2.75 t> $1.00, ‘Small lots of Nevy Blue Serge and Broad- cloth Reefersat greatly reduced prices. All our Gingham and Chambray Dresses, stripes, plaids: and plain colors, at low remnant prices. (24 floor... 10th st. bids.) Grove Deranrazyr. ‘4 pairs Ladies’ 4-button-leagth Mousquetatre Gray Suede Glove. ise OM, Reduced trom 01.65 1081.00. 6 pare Ladies’ 7-hook Brown Kid Gloves. ‘BizeG. Reduced from $1.25 to $1.00. Bet 00F. caevennonnesteeeersnneL th ot SnD6S.) eins 2 WOODWARD & LoTmROr, | 100, 12th and F ote. aw, +++-10th st. building. ) ar Laxssuncn & Brornews Faxovs Tump Fron Tn order to give you an idea what you will find in coxning here we will submit to you the following items: 1 LOT of Wool Serges, Cashmeres, Plaids, Camel's Hair and many other fine varieties of dress goods reduced from 50, G2, 73, 8760 ° 29c. ven vanp. 2 cases of tne Merrimac Furniture Satines; beautiful designs; finished in French colorings, reduced from 18 to 10c. pzn van. Sprctat, otterings in Domestic ‘Table ‘Linen remnants in white, bordered and colored manufactures. 3 cases of best Simpson & Son's Soft Finish Gray and Black Calicoes reduced to 63 aso 7c. pen vanp. (According to length. ) 53; pteces of Fine French Furniture Cov- rings, Oriental patterns, fast colors. Re- duced from 38. to 17c. ver vanp. Porte preparing for the@. A.B. en- campment will find many useful remnants of Cotton here in every width, from 44to 12-4, at greatly reduced prices. 1 tot of colored Cashmere Remnants, double width. Reduéed from 25c. to 1220. ver vanp. cases of Fine Figured Pongee Remnants in different lengths, fast colors, Reduced from 10c. to 5c. per varp. . Rewxants of wnite Goods, such as India Linens, Pisid and Striped Nainsook, Pique Dotted Swiss and many others at half their original values. Os Ove Szcoxo Froon, Ove Usvenwear Departuest, Yon will find these odd sizes. If yours is among them the chances are you will save a great deal of money. 2 Pine austin Gowns. with a yoke of Ham- burg inserting and tucks, ruffle of embroid- ery around neck and sleeves. Size 13 Re- duced to = 75. 5 poten Fine Muslin Drawers, trimmed ‘with a wide cluster of tucks and wide ruffle of embroidery round bottom. 1 23,2 23, 229. Reduced to 50c. 10 rine tnaia Linen Pitiow Shams, wide hemstitched hem,32x32 inches. Reduced to 50c. pairs Lisle Silk Tights, 1 pair pink and Zblack. Size of foot 8, 9, 914. Reduced to $3.00. Also a few pairs of Odd Pillow Shams. 8 co. p. prap consers. 3 18, 3 19, 1 21,1 2% Were #2. Reduced to $1.00. re 82. L size 19, 2 size 2 Eo A RE 8 Ea fA ERE os TLLL A’ A ON OXN Sus Begg Ek oo Ef ee eo | .7 3 BR RRR a fee Bae fart Bor EE “oo 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST. N.W. My Wore Asp I Were always under the impression that there was only one place in Washington where we could buy Fine Candy and that was at I thought we would give your G0c. Candy atrial and since then I have been a walking advertisement for Gill's Candies. (These were the words of » prominent Washingtonian and speaks well for our goods.) Youare welcome to call and ask for a sample of any of the sixty kinds in this assortment. The price (GUc.) cannot be dupli- cated for equal quality elsewhere. Gui & Sox. fe Gon A re Aga Sra 888 cantile establishments, 888 tions, &c. 888 Of the numerous designs and estimates sub- 888 888 mitted for decorating the pension office ours 888. ‘888 was decided the most unique and appropri- 888 888 ate and the contract awarded us. banking instith- 888 == $88 Lowest Prices in the City! 888 Lowest Prices in the City! 888 888 Lowest Prices in the City! 888 888 — 888 888 50,000 yards Guaranteed Weatherproof 888 ‘888 ‘Red, White and Blue” Bunting. Only 8c. 888 888 per yard. 888 888 25,000 Mounted Bunting Amaia Thos) ae 888 Only 6c. each. 888 Thousands of Cots, Pillows, Matra, 8 888 &c., at rock bottom prices. Tvrzws Laxssvncs, Cox. 1318 Axp F Sx. N.W. au23-3t COUNTRY’S DEFENDERS COMFORTABLE DOWN TO THE VERY LAST NOTCH. Goods purchased now will be stored Rewyaxrs For Tovonnow. Suxs ‘Reg. Rem- nent Price.” Price. 82.00 91.75 10.00 4 ards Bick Caan i, with white 10 sania Bisck China Silk, with lav- 12d yards Bunch China Stik, with lav- 7.50 7.20 1% 7.70 4.98 4yards Gray China Silk, with white fizure . - 2.00 140 4 yards Navy China Silk, with light blue figure ... 650 4.50 5 yards Black China Silk, with yellow figure . 5.00 3.00 Syards Golden Brown China Silk, with lavender figure. 9.00 6.75 ‘84 yards Black China Silk, with old Tore figure... 425 © 2.98 4 yards Black China Silk 2.00 1.75 8 yards Gray China Silk, with white dot . - 4.00 2.80 4 yards Garnet China Silt. 200° 150 4 yanls Gray Striped Surah, 200 2.00 9 yards Prin'ed Glace 9.00 6.75 636 yards Printed Glace. 650 4.98 Casusexes Axo Cuzviors. 5 yards Gray Mixed Cheviot... 2M rate Seles Seven Mixed Ad 48 ¥ Bd Yards Garnet Be ‘a fond sy ina Stu zd “3d 260, i ) “63 1B ee 1.90 19 yards Black Broadcioth. Ls Risso Resxaxrs. About 300 Remnants of White ala Cream All-silk Ribbon. from §{to 1% yards in each plece, at TEN Remnants of Colored Ali-silk Ribbons at FIVE CENTS. Lace Resvayrs. uxths of Point d'Irlande, Point Applique, Bolnt de Fars, Grtental, Tor in Valenctenes ahd iantilly at 25 per cout telow rezular vices, ‘They ranwe froin i yard to 2 yards in length. P, ARASOL Covers. All at 10 per cent discount. Rewxaxts Ix Mews Wear. collgn's Teck and Puff Scarfs, 35c. quality, 3for 25 ootth's Teck Scarfs, flowing ends, 25¢. quality, 2 for cen Men's ‘Teck Scarfs, flowing ends, 50c. quality, 25 Men's Bathing Suits, $1 quality, Men’s Neglive Shirts, #1 quulity mt Men's Negitie Shirts, $1.20 quality, 75 ‘Men's Neglize Shirts. quality: 81 Men's Gauze Underwear, 50c. quality, large size, Exmrowery Rewyayrs. Hambure, ok a cdiehare, Xatneook and Swiss, in all widths, 20 per r Winre Goons Ressinxrs. Mt Re \ S yards Striped Orrandle. tri steed Srose:bar hOB broidered rench Batiste (Continued below.) 9.00 2 PALAIS Rovad.> ux Waisrs. Navy and Black Surah Silk Waists, with ruffle trim- mings, $4.98, | Black and Navy China Silk Waists, plaited with raf- ted trimming, $5.98. Black Surah Waists—slegantly lined—made in a superior maner, $6.48, ~ Buazer Scrrs ‘To fit the largest or smallest figure—made of the best navy and Diack storm serce, by men tuilors— $9.75, 810.50 ua $12.98. Consers. ‘Closing out all Summer Corsets at reduced prices. “The Sonnette”—made of double mesh—retnforced | Yoke—long waist. Sizes—18, 19, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 90, Reducedto OF cents, Thomson's Geruine Glove-fitting Corsets. Sizes ay 18, 27, 20, 90. Reduced to 64 cents. ‘The “‘Palais Royal” Light-weight Coutil Corset, with reinforced yoke, double side and front steels. Re- auceato SO cents. Our regular stock of Co-sets consists of 88 styles of C. P. Corsets. 4200 PD, Corsets. 12 “+ RB andG. Corsets, cas Thomson's Corsets. Dr. Warner's Corsets. 1" C. B. Corsets. 8 't ** Fasso Corsets (sole agency), 5 “ ** Bonnette Corsets. 143 ‘Thus will be seen that we have one hundred and Forty-three styles of Corsets besides the Woven Corsets and Ferris and Double V Waists. There is no figure that cannot be fitted and perfectiy trom thisimmense stock, furthermore we alter €orsets ‘whenever needed, having thoroughly competent and experienced persons for this work. We alsocarry @ very large assortment of Misses’ Corsets and Children's Waists. Laces. Hundreds of new patterns of Point d'Irlande Laces, black, white and ecru, in all widths, from 106. 0 $1.75 4 vanv. Aspeciaity is the Lace in sets of three or more ‘Widths to match. We have dozens of these sets. Point Applique Laces are growing steadily int pop- ‘ular favor. We have these also in match sets from 16 w 680. a xan. Unpnztias. Genuine Gioris Umbrellas worth $1.25, for 89 cents. Genuine Glorts Umbrellas, with handsome twisted handles, covers and sk tasale, 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 Hosmar. : Fancy Lisle Thread Ladies’ Hose—in all the pongee shades —slates, yellow, cardinal, nile and myrtle, double eats anatos, 5c. or 3 pate tor $1.00 Aapecial bargain—Ladies' Onyx Fast Black Richelieu ‘Ribbed Lisle Thread Hose, ingrain dye, worth 50c,for ‘Children's Ribbed! Fast Biack Hows, double heoand 89 canre. B'S, Sue & Bua, 482 Om Ge Ladies’ 50c. Lisle Vesta. pom gh is ny Ladies’ 2c. Pink Vests... ——SJerses ribbed. Ladies’ 68e. Pur ik Vests... tNin pink ond bie. Ladies’ 75c. Fast Black Vests. —— eee be SPA Ladies’ 2hc. Silk Taffots., Gloves. Ladies’ 75c, Pure Silk Gloves... ——In White and red. Ladies’ 35c. Fast Black... —— Hosiery. Ladicw’ 3c. Boot Pattern... a Mlostery. Lali Ge Pats 490 . Muslin Drawers. dsomely mnade with oxi6y. Ladiew 3c. Muslin Drawers.........8: — Cluster of tucks and deep hei. 7 95, 8 * 35e. and 480, Corset Niue te "Beantisaly made 2c, Ladies’ Use, Black. Nindis Linen 4j Children’s Gretchen Dresses... ‘Tee last of the lot. 5 Rackets... jormeni at @5and Mosquito Netting. ——B-yard piece, aii colors. Curtain Seri. oe Sor inee 2c. Curtain Serim.. ai” 75. a = 200 See our window display of cheap Biankets, Bed Spreads, &c., forthe G. Ax R. encampment. The above surprise prices are for tomorrow only from 8 a.m. to p.m. A. Kavrwas. 3 Sous? | >>, bP a8 D E tf} If you are ready to look arorind for the latest styles in Autumn and Fall Footwear, take peep into our window. We have already received many fall goods of the Same reliable quality we always bandle;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- sola Shoes for 82.00, $2.50, $2.85, $3.00, $3.50and 84.00. Weshall continue our bargain counter for afew weeks longer, om 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 bewiven for the presomt. This discount, of course, is for cash. Geo. W. Rica. 717 Manuer Space aulg Nor Evex A Mowexrs Resize. TION 18 NECESSARY TO CONVINCE THE WASHING- ‘TON HOUSEKEEPER THAT THE CONTINUED POSSESSION OF EVERY CONCEIVABLE DO- MESTIC COMFORT, PARTICULARLY WHEN PAID FOR FROM THE SMALL SAVINGS OF HER WEEKLY OR MONTHLY TOIL, MAKES THE HOME OVER WHICH SHE PRE- SIDES FAR SWEETER AND MORE LOVABLE ‘THAN THE WANT OF THOSE COMFORTS UNTIL SUCH TIME WHEN SHE WILL HAVE ACCUMU- LATED SUFFIVIENT CASH TO PURCHASE THEM AT AN APPARENTLY LOWER FIGURE. ENOWING THE VALUE OF A DOLLAR, AND PLEASED WITH THE EASY TERMS OF OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, SHE UNWITTINGLY PURSUES THE COURSE OF OUR BEST CITIZENS AND EN- JOYS LIFE WITHOUT ITS BURDENS, HAPPY IN ‘THE MIDST OF A CONTENTED HOUSEHOLD, A REIGNING QUEEN IN THE LITTLE KINGDOM OF HOME. : OUR COLOSSAL PARLORS, OVERFLOWING WITH FIRST-CLASS WARES AT LOWEST CONSISTENT PRICES, ARE REPLETE WITH 4 HANDSOME LINE OF PARLOR AND BED BOOM FURNI- ‘TURE, CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE, RANGES, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, REFRIGERATORS, BUFFETS, CHIFFONIERS, WARDROBES, CABI- NETS, FANCY ROCKERS, PARLOR AND EXTEN- SION TABLES, COUCHES, HALL RACKS, SEORE- TARIES, TOILET AND DINNER SETS AND WORKSOF ABT. = Hovss & Hessxames Cass Axo Cazore Houses 917, 919, G21 AND U83 7TH ST. amp Hanes eS BP Or Broxex Sizes OF FINE SHOES Displayed on Separate Counters Ar Ove Max Hover, $90 AND @t2 TTH ST, WILL CONTINUE UNTIL 2 > Tostorrow, F nay, Evixiso Oxux SHOFS MARKED DOWN TO ONE-HADY AND ONE-THIRD OF ORIGI- NAL VALUE. Wa. Hans & Cos RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE. tdddddddndscddds at Sdedigeeed | Bi secereeces Mee Mlkar Wass or 24 Ok ae Jousos sts o£ UTTRELLS 4 ams 9, feat Cu R EBUILDING SALE oF Day Goors Ar Cosr Prices. — YOU HAVE NO TIME TO LOSE IF YOU WANT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR GREAT COST PRICE SALE OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, WRAPS, &e. 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 SUPPLIE 100 PAIRS 10-4 GRAY BLANKETS, WORTH FULLY $125 A PAIK. OUR PRICE 61.00 A PAIR BLEACKED AND UNBLEACHED SHEETINGS IN ALL WIDTHS AT COST PRICES. BED SPREADS AT COST PRICES. S AND NAPKINS AT COST AND BLANKETS AT URE WHAT YOU NEED THIS WELK, FOR THIS IS YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES, Joussoxs & Lerreenn 713 Market space. “Supe Ta: x" “The Two Set your nt one that you have wished yourself in some se- sinded spot that eiov it is titve that you chauged Four shirt Maker: It is Just as necessary that you should go toa sbirtumaker for perfect fitting shi {sto gu to a doctor whi dentist when you want a tooth We haw Sines uspectalty | it from AtoZ. each 3 for The gi oF Timers. |S. B, Exsrny & Jos Branch Balto, Shirt “i ikhet mw.. near Neda aves Suozs To Manca Is. “Special” Shoes to march in are as By sa full dress much the “*proper. thine™ Suit at an afternoon reception. just now we're emphasizing the fact suyply, you with, “Mi if yo ember of ‘the District militia or GA R. * Shoes srould never be Worn on such orcasious, as ft ruins "heir shape ahd beauty, We bare Just the Shoe to March tu. &3.50 and up “Comfortable Fenty comforminy to the tines of the fect without losing their shape Fart Suoz Fasutoxs. Don’t lose sight of the fact that Canvas Shoes for women will be worn through: out the entire autumn, and Kussets “ald the year ‘row in each. Hoover & Sxvoea “Expert Shoe Fitters,” 1217 Px Ave N. About three ‘from. Hf Fe i Hin 4 i : i it ‘who gM, ©. Guusry 2 Tih at. bet. Pend Que. au20 Doo't doubt ti W. M. Suvsrez & Soxs, 919 PENN. AVE 4.W., HAVE MADE GREAT REDUCTIONS IN SUMMER GooDs, NAMELY: Ise. OUTINGS reduced to Bo. 12340. GINGHAMS reduced to Sa. 0c. LAWNS reduced to Se. 1c. CANTON CLOTH reducedto Bo. Fine SATIN GINGHAMA, from 503. to 40a Me. GINGHAM, to 200. 20c. GINGHAM, to Lic. 411 Bummer Goods tn proportion. ‘Now ts your chanes for summer you ‘have no use for them this sesson they will be %0 ‘to carry over to next. But we are Aad (them if peice will move them. Come early, be- fore all.are sold. One price. \W. M. SHUSTER & soxe, oa {19 FEXE. AVE T. B. Towxzn & Sox, ‘DEALERS IX DRY GOODS, fort so uncomfortable might ive it a biteL? | ching L” We've all the styles Meprerse Nor Noecrssany Dr Saxcues Exrctnororse Vicrone, Cones Wuere Mevtorse Has Fanap Proper Advice. Tt ie mot powsible to treat all aie Proper Advice. eases exactly ake, Pach individual Proper Advice. case ust be treated tedividually, Proper Advice. with due rmgand Pattont's cum: Proper Advice. stitution, ailieat and present condi Proper Advice. tion, Proper Advice. ‘The physician inventing au Proper : Proper Advice oF Advtow. Advice. whe Proset ECTROPOISE Rhen Nervowsn Diary stipation, Liver Tr Be enre “VICTORY thortes au F Advtee Ady Advter. Advice. Aaviee Advices, Advier Advice Advice Aavioe Advice a, Anth ok of inforuation, nian, de 931 FS: NW. om. GOODS AT A Disc at LUTTRELES wat ST. AND PENN. AVE. auletw Banoaws Ty Cor Grass We now display 9 lance and varied soo FINE CUT GLASS At about ONI-HALY UST AL PRICRS, Pormons deairiag BARGAINS should await £ thi 14 Rave on wal which We are closings SER and TOILET SETS kteathy reduced 1 w BEVERIDGE Amy orter of Pottery and Glass, aus 115 F st. and 124 G ot, AR GAR Comrades For the Brean, need Radeon, reathia, = ant yo wv. R “Superior quality at lowest SN. MEVER, MILITARY AND SOCIETY PURNISTES, auto | hat aw GAR Ger ue Besr. HE CONCORD HARNESS LUTZ & BRO. 497 Penn. ave.. adjothine National Hotel. Trunks and Satcuels of best wake at low prices, mh HABIT POS. ISTERING De. PECIFIC os, oF ito, tent. It ie wl JRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQU: IIVELY CURED BY ADM HAINES’ GOLDEN ‘Séepase be ul partic ajar tooo Wake, Sxreact Or Buzr: Inferior and Linitation sorts ar conrs», of ieacrae able odor and unpiersant flavor, but the encine Lime Compasys, Rearing the authorized signature of Jnstas vom Liebiz, the reat chemist, has the odor uf roms: bouf wravy, «fine flavor, dissolves clearly in water and as similates with the finest and simplest coukory FOR DELICIOUS, REFRESHING BEEF TRA. FOR IMPROVED AND ECONOMIC COOKERY. sud-th,tu Diet Axo Orner Execrmec Fase Repaired. Electric Motors and Dy: Ramos overhauled and put in thor ough order. Commutators tarued of and new ones — furnished. Preld Magnets and Armature: rewound in our own shop on the pre aiises Motor and Dynamo Brushes for any machine tn stock or made to order. As we will shortly move into our elerant new butld- ings on F street we will sell our present stock of PIANOS far below prices ever offered for the next two weeks. Our Elegant T-octave Square Weber Pianos, carved Joga, all improvements, st $175. Also one Matho- ‘sheck, in same condition, 175. Also one Elegant Chickering Upright Piano, metalic action, #250, and many other bargains equally as food. All euar anteed. Stool and Scarf with esch Call early for bargains. Two weeks only. W. G. Merzzorr & Co. we 12ruaxvGSre N.W. _ COUNTRY REAL re