Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1892, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. Al FRipaY 26, 1892. THE EVENING STAR has « reqular and permanent circulation in Washingtes three times larger than that of any ether paper ta thecity. As a lecal NEWS paper and Ad- vertising Medium it bas so competiter. — ‘The tone of some of the utterances of the bealth officers both in American and foreign seaports concerning the absence | of danger from cholera is too cock-sure for the occasion. While no good ever results from causing the public to be panic-stricken it fe always well in cholera epidemics such as the present, where the pestilence has certainly spread by fataous efforts to deny its existence, to deal eandidly with the public and thereby enable efties not yet infected to guard against the dan- geras well as to guard aguinst its «pread in those places already stricken. The conduct of the Hamburg officials in concealing facts which would have put the people on the watch and perhaps stamped out the disease in « short while is very reprebensible, if published state- ments are correct. The newspapers, as usual even in monarchical Germany, soon learned the truth, however, snd published the facts, al- though not so soon as they were known to the suthorities. If the first cases had been frankly ‘admitted and open steps taken for the restraint of the disease no doubt hundreds of lives would have been saved. There is a mistaken idea in the minds of some ruling people that an epi- demic can be parried by resolute denials and the private efforts of s few physicians at hos- pital. The result is nearly always that the epidemic breaks out where it is least expected, and, not being watched, soon gets beyond con- trol — ++ __ ‘The English are very fond of showing us how our system of government would work more smoothly if we would assimilate it to theirs. Americans have, without admitting the full force of transatlantic objection, a chance to retort that the English might learn something from us in sundry matters. Thus, the absurd ‘custom of sending a new minister back to his constituents a few weeks after his election is both costly and unnecessary. It is positively unjust to the minister, who may have had some difSculty in securing his scat the first time. On the second round, if his enemies are active and his friends take things for granted, be is sub- Jected to the humiliation of defeat and the necessity to accept the place made vacant for him elsewhere by some obscure member of the | party. Mr. Morley's election in Newcastle is a case in point. Having opposed the eight-hour law, this able statesman, Mr. Gladstone's tight- hand man in the home rule contest, has given offense to the labor organizations and they have pnt up a candidate in opposition. He barely succeeded in the general election some weeks ago, and he has had all be and his party could do to pull through in the second poll. | That poll might well be dispensed with under a system which organizes the new government immediately after a gene ral election. ———_ += —__ ‘The Columbus celebration at Genoa suggests a train of reflections very honorable to that ancient city, the remnant of one of the most vigorous of the Italian republics of the middle ‘ages and of a population remarkable for its cour- age and enterprise in ancient times. Valiant in the wars of Hannibal on the side of that great general against their hereditary enemy, Rome, the Ligurians preserved under all the masters of Italy their reputation for heroism and public spirit. Genoa was one of the last of the Italian republics to succumb, and in the person of An- drew Doria, the greatest admiral of the 16th cen- tury, it made itself respected in the important wars of Charles V and Francis the First, in which the most brilliant talents of cabinet and field were employed. That it gave to the world and | fame Christopher Columbusis, however, its best id ee eo a LING QUALITIES at such PRICES as WE quote. Saxs Asp Company. Fiseo Wire Fart Fixrxes. Hi HOW time fos, We are ig boy at the season's cross- HH roads, The summer weights have all but outlived their usefulness. New styles—new Patterns—new comforts are crowd- img to the front to take their places. ‘Tisn't quite time to think of school needs yet—unless you are going to send your ‘sctons to the fountains of learn- ime ‘afar off." © Then there's @ desl to be done snd now ts the time to begin. We're ready for that shopping. ‘The Straws must be laid aside for the DERBYS, und they are here— so are the BOYS’ and CHIL- DREN'S NOYELTY HEADWEAR— LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOATS and REEFERS—and LONG and SHORT PANTS SUITS-—sor alt ages SHOES—FURNISHINGS and Finery fm fall fashion and weight. We can fit ‘em out trom “‘top to toe” with everything they need—and the TRUNK to put it io. Different— better—cheaper—and in larger variety than anywhere. What is left of the summer stock—not a great deal we can tell you-notably, SEPARATE PANTS—for “‘oldsters" and young- ster—some NECKWEAR—and some NEGLIGE SHIRTS are at “‘blunted" prices. You may find use for them. ue you can they're bargains. . Sans Axv Company, a PENN. AVE. j | Clcse at 6 p.m. tonight. “a till late tomorrow, It ASD 7TH STREET. 5 night. Ss For 37 Years FRESH STOCK. —We have been making Trunks title to prominence in history. —_-s The New York situation continues to be the | ‘most interesting of any to the two older parties. | What is the state of David B. Hill's mind, the | future of municipal politics in New York, the | effect of the McKinley tariff on the back coun-| ties—these are the great points now, although democrats include with them the extent of | Platt’s pacification. It ix certain that as yot nothing is settled, and that the ultra optimist is the greatest enemy of his party on either side. The battle is yet to be won, and more than two months yet remain for the fluctuations of politieal warfare. +o } The testimony in the inquest over the re-| mains of Mr. J.T. Freeman, the young English- man who fell into the pool of boiling water at the west front of the new power house of the Washington and Georgetown Railway Company, indicates that death ensued from that cause. Whoever may be responsible for negligence, the company or the building contractor of the Unfinixbed building, there was reckless indiffer- ence to public safety displayed in the matter by leaving the bole uncovered and providir g no | sufficient safeguard for pedestrians, +e The cholera has reached Gravesend, England, | and two aliens from Hambarg have died shortly after they were permitted to land. There! would seem to have been no quarantine and | only a hasty inspection of the passengers. ¥ conntry where the qoarantine is rigidly carried While all Europe is anxious some of the author- ities appear to be inetticient. It is hoped that the American authorities will be vastly more Vigilant, —_ ++ ____ Ordinary attention to sanitary requirements | will place Washington beyond the fear of the | cholera which is threatening from abroad. With | ite broad streets, admitting plenty of light and | air, ite trees absorbing moisture and its pave- ‘ment resisting unwholesome accumulations in the highways, it is a city in which all the condi-| tions tend to minimize the danger of epi-| demic. | ——___ +++ | ‘The additional correspondence between the | State Department and the British charge | @aflaires merely confirms the view taken of the Canadian canal tol! question by the American press, and in vo doing shows the unreasonable- [nese of the angry comments and accusations of ‘the dominion newspapers, ————————— The theaters are coming into line with the | Commissioners’ ideas of construction with com- lmendable promptness. There ie no fear that | ‘Washington's histrionic enjoyment will have to be greatly abridged by the hand of the law. how tenacious the love of “running wid de ma- bine” is. _—— Washington's G. A. R. encampment will not as much time as the world’s fair, but it [will be mammoth while it lasta, —__ +++ ___ Mr. Cleveland can point with pride to his let- ters; not perhaps because of, the good in them, but, certainly, because of the absenee of harm. ——_~+ee—_____ ‘The eastern democracy is at present a little Bampered by « hot box in its New York jour- wade —_ +--+ —____ A strike is a very expensiveluxury. And like extravagant loxnries it usually serves to simply aggravate the original discontent. ee The gentlemen who undertook to produce showers are competent to tegtify that chasing doesn't pay. —— ee It is boped that Mr. Hill bas not been taken pen palsy. 02 - ‘Our Own Make. in this city, and the voluntary FRESH STOCK. _testimonialsandlong-continaed Our Own Make. trade of our leading citizens are FRESH STOCK. the best evidence that they are Our Own Make. made right. FRESH STOCK. If you want fine or medium- Our Own Make. Priced FRESH STOCK. Teoxe Our Own Make. You must prefer those that are FRESH STOCK. = made here, are thoroughly Our Own Make. strengthened and well fin- FRESH STOCK. ished. Our Own Make. FRESH STOCK. Sarcners axp Bacs Our Own Make. ‘We can show you in an endless FRESH STOCK. variety of styles, sizes and Our Own Mak; shapes. In grain leather and FRESH STOCK. _leather lined at Our Own Make. #2.15, €2.40, $2.75. FRESH STOCK. In genuine alligator, leather Our Own Make. lined, at FRESH STOCK. $3.25, $3.50, 84.00. Tovrists Prrrows. | Delightfully cool, light and of small compass when folded up. Just the thing for travelers and excur- sionists and for use in hammocks. 5c. each. Learuen Beurs. We have an unusually Jarge stock of new things in Belts for LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Prices range from 20c. To 83.00. Our stock of POCKET BOOKS, CARD CASES, BILL BOOKS, PURSES, &e., Isalso the LARGEST, BEST ASSORTED and LOW- EST PRICED to be foung anywhere. Toruasws Troxx Maxvractony, 1231 Pa. Ave. N.W. MANUFACTORY, 9g 9° 1218 asp 1220 E sr. sw. OUR SPECIALTIES: LEATHEROID TRUNKS, remarkable for lightness and DURABILITY, NOVELTY PATENT FOLDING COIN PURSES. Repairing in all branches of the business properly done. at TTITH Ht OFRE SSg TTT RRR, T HOWE £ Tak RR ae i oe Ss dak Be tH OR Eee SsS ft AAR EB SSs HoH Chie. f “sss HHH 0 O ss H BOO E ss} Ho H- 00) «ERE noR an Eon o% BE gs Be HH OS UG oy EF HB co ‘vu S888 EER Crranixe Suze Bancarss. ——MEN’S VERY FINE CALF BLUCHER TIES, MADE ON THE CELEBRATED PICADILLY LAST. ONLY 81.98. REDUCED FROM $3. Ohl: Pai Shae: Rin HELL.BRUATS fotermine fee THE END IS ‘NEAR. ON SEPTEMBER 1 MY SUCCESSORS: TAKE THE HELM, AND IN ORDER TO MAKE THEIR SAILING Easy I MUST CLOSE OUT THE BALANCE OF THE STOCK BY THAT TIME. f@-BELOW ARE A FEW OF THE MANY EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS I AM OFFERING: $1.48 $1.23 Livres Dongola Oxt D8c. 1 ht bance ‘common sense, 3 rand ‘Ordinar- Lams: Don- 67c. PAVESI: 67. Lapres: pongoie ox- fords, toes in plain f@-THERE ARE MANY MORE GREAT VALUES TO BE FOUND IN OUR STORE FOR MEN, LADIES, BOYS, MISSES AND CHILDREN, WHICH LACK OF SPACE PREVENTS MENTIONING. §27-SO IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF SHOES: FOR PRESENT OR PUTURE USE DO NOT DELAY LONGER, BUT GO AT ONCE TO Lovis Hensnvy, Fise Suozs, 402 Tm Sx. N. W. 49. 49c. 1t Look for “The Ola Woman in Shoe.” Advaxce Goons IN Croras For Far Aso Wrsren Wear. 36.1xcu anretore Scrrrxes, = Aut woot. BYEo 25 smaves 10 | Per yara. Sexecr From. 50.xcu LADIES’ mn Aw THE NEW ‘Per yard. (Chaoanwas. | 54-ixcu snoapciors, $1.00 30 different shades. per yard. 40 vreces rrexca sroavctors, $1.00 (Our own importation. ) ‘No two shades alike. ‘New cloths will arrive every day from now on. ‘Come in occasionally and get posted on the new por yard. arrivals. We generally furnish you with your dresses. ‘We want to do the same this year. We Maxe Borroys To Marca Your Dhuzsses vor 15c. ren vozey. Lixrxas, TRE1NGs and emall wares used in the construction of your dresses here in full variety. Rusoxs. FANCY RIBBONS, 18c. ver vara. ‘Worth 250. and 30c. No. 16 MOIRE RIBBON. All shades. 25c. pec yard. ——LADIES' CUSTOM-MADE SHOES OF ALL KINDS, IN ALL SHAPES. RE- DUCED TO $1.98. WORTH PROM $3 TO 93.50. —YOUTHS' ALL-LEATHER VEAL CALF LACE SHOES, MADE BY THE CELE- BRATED NEW YORK CATHOLIC PROTECTORY COMPANY. NOW 81. ALWAYS SOLD FOR 81.50. —~MISSES’ REAL DONGOLA KID SPRING HEEL BUTTON, WITH TIPS. A SPECIAL BARGAIN AT We. OXFORDS OF ALL KINDS, IN BLACK, GRAY OR BACK OOZE AND RUSSET, CUT TO LESS THAN COST ‘TO MAKE. CHILDREN’S BUTTON SHOEs, ALL SIZES. IN BEST DONGOLA KID. REGULAR $1 GRADE. NOW RE- DUCED TO 65c. —MEN'S SLIPPERS, A SPECIAL LOT . OF 75e. QUALITY. NOW REDUCED TO 400. BROWN'S FRENCH DRESSING, NOW. .5c RUSSIAN TAN DRESSING, NOW. GILT-EDGE POLISH, Now. BAVEN GLOSS, Now... Between hay and erasg exactly expresses the state of affairs in retail trade circles. Too early fo- the fall ‘and winter oods and too late to sell summer goods at reeular prices Hence we make the above remarkable ‘The Furmers’ Alliance shows symptoms of 33 cents ta our price for FANCY LISLE HOSE. Fast Colors. 4A cents tor EXTRA FINE FANCY LISLE HOSE. 50 cents tor LADIES’ GRAY AND TAN HOSE, Mews Istria. Fis gieseresert 15c. zacu, on $1.50 ren vozex. ALL INITIALS NOW IN STOCK. 420, 422. 424. 426 7TH ST. Menr Wu Wie. ‘True merit is sure to win in the end. Hav- ing true merit and being the best four in the world ‘‘Ceres" has won the good willand appreciation of the housekeepers of thiscity. ‘acknowledge it makes: “‘better" bread than any other ‘All who use *‘Ceres”* ‘*more” bread, Encourage “‘troe worth" and try a sack of “Cores” All grocers seli it. Weonly sell it to grocers. Wx. M. Gar & Co. "Wholesale Flour and Feed Dealers,” (Cor. let and Ind. ave. a. w. THE EVENING : Oy a STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1892. Woonwann Ax» Loranor. 10TH. ITH AND F STS ¥.. —— We close Saturdays at 1; other days at 8. Fon Srav-Ar—Hoxes. THERE IS NO MORE INVITING TIME THAN NOW AT OUR COUNTERS. Of course ORDINARY PRICES don't attract during these summer days. Realizing this we've made extra efforts to offer unusual values at attrac- tive prices. Bargain ssekeys will find our store @ very interesting Place. Tae Avover Sate MEN'S AND BOYS’ UNLAGNDERED SHIRTS ctillon. Buy while the sizes and as- vortments are unbroken. All sizes from 124 to17%, inclusive. ‘will purchase here as much value as has been or ean possibly be put into shirte at the re- spective prices. LOOK OVER YOUR SHIRT STOCK. Iftt nests reptenishing the present isthe time. Yon won't have so good a chance later on. By Tre Way- How Asovr Socks HERE IS A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY IN THAT LINE. Mess Corrox Socxs. Solid modes and tans, gray and fast black, gray and tan stripes. Six pairs ins box for... Te Mews Corrox Seer $1.00 Solid grays, tans and modes, ex- alt tra quality, all sizes. Dosen. | Six paireina box for..........81.00 Mews Liste Taurean Socks. 40 gauze—olld tans, grays, $1.50] modes. Dropstitched—tans, grays Halt | and modes. Dozen. Six pairs in a box for.. 1.50 WHY THESE UNUSUAL PRICES? Simple enoaugh—' donght the stockof a matiufacturer—an immensely large stock, too— atalmost our own price. We offer it propor- tionately low. In Men's Department. (st floor... -Ist annex.) Reavy For Taz G. A. R. Ev. CAMPMENT. OF COURSE YOU'LL ENTERTAIN SOME OF THE VISITORS AND WILL NEED TABLE LINENS or BEDDING or TOWELS. The best stock we've over owued is here. bought months ago for this great national ‘occasion, COTS OF ALL KINDS: UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND CURTAIN! FLAGS OF SILK, WOOL or COTTON; and BUNTING FOR DECORATIVE PURPOSES. Better to get these now—there's certain to be* ‘great rush later. eee Hansxorzrs Or Fant, Aredaily making their apposrance. If you want weean sell yon. Our first invoice of LADIES' MERINO UNDERWEAR (Flat goods for fall) Goonsaletoday. Vests—high neck and long sleeves. Pants—knee length. ‘50c. the garment. (1st floor. 2d annex.) Gaeat Isrenesr Arracuzs TO THE Lavus) Mestix Uxpeawear Derarraexr TOMORROW. IMPORTANT SALE Cawarrc Axp Musi Gowns. We have taken from stock every 50c. | oaacammrtcana MUSLIN GOWN FOR that retailed at 75c. aul marked it CHOICE. | 50c. Some are plain, others fencily Worth | trimmed. Together they form a TB, | completeline of sizes, At Toc. they Were good value; excellent for 50c. Center Tables. (2A floor... --10th st. bldg.) ° Wira Boys) Hats ‘As cheap as ours the boy ‘Were $1.50.| surely needn't make his | tattered Straw finish the | neason. AN the 82.25 Split $2 ona $2.25) Straws, the $2.00 and the _ | 81-50 ones are now Now 75c. —Tie.—— | Am atzesand shapes. (3d floor 10th st. bid. ) A Grove Srectat. Ladies’ 8-button-length Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, tans and grays, all sizes, $1.00 8 pair. — (st floor. th st. annex.) A Goop Lace Vaxee. Fifteen styles of Laces, including Torchon, Oriental, Valenciennes, Platte Valenciennes, Point de Paris, Antique and imitation Irish Point and Point de Ireland, (st floor... 2 annex.) Vv. Unxwarcnaste Rinnox Vacves. Fancy Gauze Ribbons in navy blue, light blue, red, pink, cream, white, brown, nile green, gray, lavender and old rose. ——12ie. a yard. — Novelty Ribbons, two colors combined, flowered, red and white, black and white heliotrope and white and salmon and white. Usually 1236. —fe. a yard. — Fine Double-faced Satin Ssh Ribbon, twelve pleces, in cream, white, biack, light blue, pink, nile, green, old rose, lavender an] new green. Reduced trom $1.75 to 81.250 yard.— Ast floor... Under skylight.) a Two Recext Anntvats Just received—a full line of Infante’ Hand- crocheted Sacques, all white or with pink or blue trimmings. —te.— Children’s Cambric Short Slips, V-yoke of tucks, high full sleeves, finished with neat ‘Hamburg edging. i (2a floor... 10th st. building.) eee For Presest Use. L.'s Genuine Florida Water, extra —I’e. bottle. — Best West Indis Bay Rum. —50e. pint. — ‘Boudoir Atomizers, fancy bottle, with nickel tube. —38e.— Patent Leather Polish. par SS Imported Violet Soap. —10e. cake,— W. & L.'s Palm Oil Soap. —8e. cake, 75e. desen.— W. & L's Lavender Soap. . —lIle. cake, $1.25 dozen. — W. & L's Tar Soap. —2ic. cake, 30c. box of 3 cakes. — W. & L.'s White Lilac Soap. —8e. cake, 90:. doxen.—~ W. & L.'s Honey, Oatmeal ani Glycerine 10 and 12c. cake.— W. & L.'s Bouauet Soap. —10e. cake. — ‘Woodill’s Dog Soap; will positively kill fleas. 200. cake. Ammonia, 8. bottle, 90c. dozen. (First floor. 120% af. building, Nex Axy Or Tas 444 HIND ‘OR TOMORROW... Balance of Ladies’ Red Goat, jnrk Suede ‘Tan an’ 42 Ties. FOR TOMORKO' Balance of Ladien Fine $3.2 Patent Leather and @1 Balan: if those Ladies' Real Dongola Cotemsn-souse and Opera Patent Tip Oxieras. ” For Tomorrow. 69 Balance of Best @1.50 and $2 Hed Goat Button Boots, all sizes. FOR TOMORROW. 950 Balance of Misses’ and Child's Genu- ine Dongola @1 Ties. © FOR TOMORROW... 570 Balance, of Infants’ Red and Tan But- on. ros on FOR TOMORROW: 48 Balance of Infant-' Real Dongola Hand. urn Soe. Batten Shows. 27 FOR TOMORKOW c Ws. Alans & Cos RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES: 930 AND 932 SEVENTH ST., 1014 AND 1916 Pa. AVE, 231 PA. AVE. 8. & P. 8.—OUR FALL STOCK OF LADIES". GENTS' AND CHILDREN'S FINE FOOTWEAR IS NEARLY COMPLETE. QUALITIES AND THIS SEASON'S PRICES WILL AGKEEABLY SURPRISE you. it 290, g So00° Ree FS ed lalf Hose, fu black and brown, Ko at 50c. Balbri¢zu Underwear, go at Open until 9p. m. Tomorrow. rturHawd | Fo regular made, Tan, 12k. 39. wr ms, Sn 2 White Bhirts go at 8, pleated, un. 10 14 years, (x0 w ~ Remer TOM ra (ORR GB Our store open until 9 p.m.“EY A. Kavrsay, 909 PENN. AVE. N. W. 2 Fancy Border Handkerchietsxo at LOc. ‘Men's 19. Hemstitched Handkerchiefs go at 1 vo. 5 pena Cheviot Shirts, starched $1 hed collard and cuits oat S1.OO. Pleated Bosom Unlaundered Shirts 68. Embroidered and Pique Bosom 98. ber, these prices are for ONE DAY ONLY— It Bh E B BBB ‘To visit our Show Parlors and examine The prices, though, will please youl S.S. Supp & Buo.. 432 Orn Sr. N.W. our superb display of GAS FIXTURES before youreach a conclusion as to the kind that would prove most attractive to your dwell- jug. We'll be happy to show you through and St will not be necessary for you to buy. au26 Ov Betws Pounz Rye Warery, Distiiled especraliy for medicinal purposes. known reputation as an excellent tonic. LON or 90c. PER QUART. charges to any station within sorty miles. N. A. Pooxs, it 944 Lovistasa Ave. N. ‘This Whisky is four years old and has a wide It in- ‘Vigorates the sysiem, aids digestion and sharp- ens the appetite. PRICE, €3.00 PER GAL- Customers ordering three galione and over to be shipped to the country we will pay express SBBRRSHASAENSHSRRERESARES 8 ‘SHBSHESESRSESSSESESESSESS, Suoz Wispox. 1217 Pa Ave N.W. UP WTEMERY'S DAILY ETTER. Lowen Prices For Uspeawean ‘Take the balance of the Se. Ecru Swiss Ribbed Vests for 2ic. Balance of the Silk and Wool Swiss Ribbed ‘Vests, high neck. with long and short sleeves, ‘Worth @2.50, for $1.50. Balance of the Ladies’ $2.50 Bleck Lisle ‘Thread Tights for 8c. per pair. 25c. Hostszx For 190 TWO SPLENDID BARGAINS. Ladies’ Usaal 23c. Warranted Fast Black Hose for 1°. per pair. Children’s Usual 250. Warranted Fast Black Hose, for school wear, for 19c. per pair. | tu Looxxe Fattwanp. Our Full-roll Blazer Jackets are equally as destrable for fal wear as for summer. More of these Blazer Jackets, in both bleck and navy bine, have arrived, with cloth to match for moeking the skirt. Last Years Jaczers To Go. As we said before, itis next to «iving them away. 85 Fall-weight Jackets for €2. 88 and $11 Fall-wotgiit Jackets for €3. #12 to 818.50 Fall-weig st Jackets for 85. Splendid for shopping and ordinary rouh weather wear thts fall. Wrirsiax H. M°Kse n 933 Px Ave. NW. Tue Wanrex Suoz Hovse, 1315 F STREET N.W, 18 AGAIN IN THELEAD. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 195 PAIRS LADIES’ BRIGHT DONGOLA HAND-SEWED TURN BOOTS, OPERA AND COMMON-SENSE TOES. SIZES VERY NEARLY COMPLETE,FROM 1 TO 8, AND FROM A TO EE WIDTHS. THESE ARE THE SHOES YOU NOW WANT FOR AUTUMN WEAR. WE CHALLENGE ANY ONE TO OFFER YOU A BETTER BOOT FOR 84.00 OR 84.50. OUR PRICE IS ONLY 82.50. WE HAVE ALSO RECEIVED OVER 225 PAIRS MENS PATENT CALF SHOES, SEVERAL STYLES. MANY DEALERS WOULD CHARGE YOU $6.00 OR $6.50 FOR THEM. OUR PRICE IS ONLY @3.75. ALSO MEN'S $5.00 CALF BLUCHERS FOR €3.45. ALSO MEN'S €4.00 CALF BLUCHERS FOR 82.95. AND 275 PAIRS LADIES' HIGH SHOES (SAMPLE SHOES) AT LESS THAN WHOLE- SALE PRICES. SIZES ARE 3 AND 3%; A, B AND C WIDTHS. OTHER DEALERS MAY SAY TQ YOU THAT WE CANNOT MAKE SUCH FEAR- FUL REDUCTIONS AND LIVE, BUT WE ANSWER BY SIMPLY REPLYING THAT WE MAKE IT A BUSINESS TO SEARCH THE FACTORIES FOR GOODS COUNTER- MANDED FOR FAILURE 10 GET THEM OUT ON TIME: AND FOR GOODS MANU- FACTURERS DO NOT FEEL SAFE IN SHIPPING. WE TAKE ONLY RELIABLE MAKES, AND GET THEM AT OUR OWN PRICE. THUS ENABLING US TO GIVE THE PUBLIC GENUINE BARGAINS IN FINE FOOTWEAR. Taz Waneex Snoz Hovse, 1115 F Sreeer N. W. Tue Laerovewests Dowr [srenrene. au2G The extensive improvements now under way st our Main Depot, cor. Sthand Pa. ave., will in uo iuanner faterfere. with the regular trade. ‘These improvements are Decesnery—the remit of increased Dusiness- Mhich ta the result of erllino the Beat Butter Gt the woreat prices, A good economical way to cot Butter in to buy one of those Bib. boxes of Fine ‘Creamery, Butter at $1-50—equa to any butter you pay Soc. per Th: toreitewhere, ‘Remeuiber the initials—Jae. F. Sases F. Ossren csvercasor tothe 01d Firm), Main Depot, cor. 9th and Pa, ave. n.w. Stands in Center,and K st. markets. an26-co Fisest Fresco Canov. We make ft and sell it for 60cts.a pound. It'sequal fn quality and richness cannot be bad for Jess than 80 cts. apound, and in soine places would cost you $1 and $1.25. Comparison is the true test. Make the tost. Our make is admired and prefered by-many, and think of the price. Gui & Sox. Con. 11rn Asp F Sre. aus Dz. J. J. Gronass & So Chirovodists and Manufacturers of Fine Footwear. Corns removed, 5c. Parlors, 1115 Pa ave, au2%6 Lb A DD. EER S83 If you are ready to look around for the latest styles fm Autumn and Fall Footwear, take peep into our window. We have already received many fall goods of the same reliable quality we always handle;in fact the quality and styles are very much improved this season, while our well-known low prices still provail. For instance, we are showing strictly fine Bright Don- Gola Shoes for $2.00, $2.50, $2.35, $3.00, $3.50end 84.00. Weaball continue our bargain counter forafew ‘weeks longer, on which you will find sample Shoes below cost of production, and at least 336 per cent | Sf Jess than regular prices. ‘The discount of 20 per cent on all Low Shove not on bargain counter will be give) for the present. ‘This discount, of course, is for cash. $3 Oh FEAR CHE. Coxpexszn List Or Banoarss, Here are « few “tempting morsels” for tomorrow's shopping: Dollar S-button White Chamois Skin Gloves tor Te. ‘Be. AL-SMK Windsor Searte for 250. Ladies’ and Children’s “*Fauntleroy” Sete ‘of Collars and Cuffs, 250. per set. Dollar Madras Watsts, in size 32 only, 290. New Style Pali-woieht Blazer Jackets, well worth $4, for $2.98. Also few others ticketed about the store, Lasr Cau. Ox Wrarrrns. After a big season in Wrappers the stock has reached the point when we woul almost Father have none than these, especially as the fall styles will be arriving to a few weeks. Your 50c. almost buys « dollar's worth. 1 lot of Ladies’ Indigo Blue Wrappers and a few light-figured effects; few Red- figured Wrappers. Reduced from $1.25 and €1.50 to 98. J lot of Fine French Gingham Wrappers, lined waist. Reduced from $2.25, 62.48 and 82.98 to @2.75. 1 lot of Ladies’ White Lawn Wrappers, stylishly made. Reduced from $2.25, $2.48 and £2.98 to 81.08. Thes> make excellent breakfast gowns. Fa Buzes Sure, The fashion books are full of Blazer Sutte for fall and winter wear We have just Stocked up with the handeomesi line we have shown this seasou. Mere are the i A Brices avain: Otherw’ 87 Navy Blue Blazer Suits for 25.98. Others’ @9 Navy Blue Serge Blaser Suits for $7.98. Others’ Black and Biue Extra Quality Storm Serge Blazer Suits for €11.98. Laces: Fan. “Noverrys Hars. The latest in Ladies’ headgear is White Felt and White Plush Sailors. We have them. “Novelties” in Quills and Fancy Feathers for trimming early fall bats. Tne Box Mancar } 314-316 Tra Sr. N.W. pty aoe Tur Lasr Wee oF 3 a aa F JOHNSON “t#2 [ UTTRELLS a3 ea £ ‘Jad aei* Cou Resenorsc Sate oF Dey Goons Ar Cosr Paices. YOU RAVE NO TIME TO LOSE IF YOU WANT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR GREAT COST PRICE SALE OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, WRAPS, ke. FOL ONE WERK 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 10-4 GRAY BLANKETS, WORTH FULLY 81.25 A PAIR. OUR PRICE 81.00 A PAIR AND UNBLEACHED 8 IN ALL WIDTHS AT COST PRICES. BED SPREADS AT COST PRICES. TOWELS AND NAPKINS AT COST PRICES. TABLE DAMASK AT COST PRICES, COMFORTS AND BLANKETS COST PRICES. ALL SUMMER GOODS BELOW CosT. COME IN AND SECURE WHAT You NEED THIS WEEK, FOR THIS IS YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES. aT Joussox & Loerreen. au23 ‘713 Market space. | Waxcome, G. A. R., ‘Will be the motto NEXT MONTH, bat WELCOME NOW the news that at Bacws Fensirere Excuaxae you can, BUY Cots, Bedsteads, Springs, Mattresses, Pillows, Tal Toilet ‘CHEAP as youcan RENT THEM, needed to make the ERS COMFORTABLE WE CLOSE AT 1 OCLOCK TOWORROW. Cunparws Duzssze. Clearing eile of a lot of Children’s and Misswr ‘Schoo! Drosera. They are made of all-wool plaids and Benrtettas, elatorate!y trimmed and made tn the bext manner. They rance from 4 to 14 years, and atthe Prices gnoted should command tmmediate stteation. One lot at 63.75, reduced from #8. “0, ~ ™ @F50 “980, = “eno, = * om “-¢00, © « om Travexixe Baas. aaicount ot LO Pen Cewr of wetonoe- tne Real Alligator and Grain Leather Baga for tomor Tow. We have not all sires, hence the discount: REAL ALLIGATOR CLUB BAGS, Linen lined, nickel trimmings. 20-inch, #1.40, less 10 per cent... T2Anch, $1.90, leas 10 per cent, Itinch, €2.40, less 10 per cent AFAmch, $3.15, less 10 por cent Oe] 1SAnch, $3.40, less 10 per cent... REAL ALLIGATOR CLUB BAGS, leather lined, with patent safety catch, leather-covered frame and heavy nickel trimmings. per cent... 4 00, lems 10 por cont, $8 . lens 10 per cont +a Aiso 10 per cent off all Cabin Base in real alligator ‘and ¢rain leather, Pass. Palm Leaf Fans, with fancy bamboo sticks. Re euced from We. to 6 Ise. Opes-work Japanese e. Opes Japancee Fans 5. Redinced to 130. Redtneed to Lise. Reduced to 6. °. Japanese Fans. Reduced to ike . Japanese Fans. Reduced te c. Japanese Fans. Reducnd to 44>. ork Japanese Fens. ~ Groves. A special for tomorro« Mosnetaire Glow, vanally sold at #2 be e-4 om Sy Our $1.00 White Chamote which are equal to those # c S « Mews Goons B5e. Lisle Thread Socks, fast black. Reduced to Ze, B5e. Lisle Thread Socks, fast black, with white Reduced te Ze. B5e. Lisle Thread Socks, fast-color tans, grays and Ravy bine, with white stripes, Reduced to 2c. Zhe. Liste Thread Socks in navy, brown and garnet, Reduced to 17. Or, Quality Laundered White Bosom Shirts for Sa, 4ply Linen Collars. Reduced to 10c. 20e. 4-ply Linen Cuffs. Reduced to Lie ‘TSe. Fancy-trimmed Night Shiris for 30>. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL stripes. (Continued below.) Sux Wairsrs. ‘Navy and Back Surah Silk Waists, with ruffle trime min, $4.98. Black and Navs China Silk Waist, platted with rut fedtimming, $5.98. Black Surah Waistsslogantly lined—made in = superior manner, $6.48. cITS To Ait the largest or smalies! fiwrare—made of the best navy and black storm serge, by men tatlocs— 39.75, 310.50 wa $12.98. | Corsers. Th= Sonnette”—in de of double mesh —retnforoed, yoke—long waist, Sizes—IS, 19, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 30. Reduceato S4 cents. Thomson's Genuine Glove-ftting Corsets. Sizes: 18, 2 2. Retucetto 64 cents. The “Palais Royal” Light-weight Coutil Corset, with reinforced yoke, doutie side and front steels, Re duceato OO cents. Uur regular stock of Corsets consists af ‘3S styles of C. P. Corsets. selina P. D. Corsets, ‘B. and G. Corsets, Thomson’ Corsets, Dr, Warner's Corsets, DOWN TO THE VERY LAST NOTCH. Goods purchased now will be stored FLEE OF COST and delivered whea YOU NEED THEM. Asan ides of what you can 4o, think of 15,000 YARDS OF MATTING at 10c. a yard, tnd everything ese proportionately cheap. Open until 7 p. an. Saturdays, Inter from tats sccouuodate our demand for the best aud cueapost G. A. R. GOODS C. B. Corsets. Fass Corsets (sole agency). ** Bounette Corsets. 2 6 8 us 8 5 143, ‘Thm stl bomen thet wo hove ane hunted andy Forty-three syles of Corsets besides the Woven! Corsets end Ferris and Douyle V Waiste, There te no fieure that cannot be fitied and pafectiy trom this immense stock, farthormore we alter @orsets in town. Baca Fonsrrore Excsaxee, ‘Si4 STH ST. N. W. aul9-Ln for Cash, a8 people from a: parts of the city im to are always to the point, plain hes statements, Dever written oF to 2 deceive, but rorarded os pledges to ‘anything ‘not ‘report it ‘get your MWe claim to be the only house the cfty where ‘Whenever uscded, having thoroaghly competent and experienced persons for this work. Wealsocarry & very larze assortment of Misses’ (Corsets and Children's Waists, Laces. Hundreds of new patterns of Point d'Irlan te Lasea, Diack, white and ecru, in all widths, from, 106. © BL.T5S a vanv. Asspecialty is the Lace in sets of three or more widths to match. We have dozens of these sets. Point Arpitqne Laces are growing steadily tnto pop ‘ular favor. We have these aso in match sets from 16 w 680. 4 samp. Unnsetias. Genuine Gloria Umbrellas worth $1.23, for 89 corms Genuine Gloria Umbrellas, with handsome twisted handles, covers end silk tessie, worth 61.73, for $1.25 Genuine Gloria Umbrellas, with silver-mounted ban dles, covers and silk tassels, worth @2.50, $1.98 ‘Men's Gloria Umbrellas with weichsel handles, $1.98 Fancy Lisle Turend Ledies’ Howe—in all the ponges chades—slates, Fallow, cartinal nile and myrtle, double deo cnttos, Bc. or 3 pair tor $1.00