Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1892, Page 4

— WASHINGTON. SATURDAY. . August 27, 1802. = = THE EVENING STAR has « regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that ef any other paper in thecitv. As a local NEWS paper and vertising Medium tt bas no competitor. ‘The We subscribers of the publice- tion called Once a Week, if there ate any, will be interested in an editorial attack upon the capital in the current number. Commenting im a hostile vein upon the national interest in ‘the development of the capital of today, Wash- fugton’s critic rhetorically inquires: ‘Does the German government pay half the taxes of the ity of Berlin? Does the French government pay half the taxes of the city of Paris?” For the enlightenment of this intelligent and patri- otic American it may be stated that the na- tional government does pay taxes upon its property in Berlin, and if it does not pay one- half that is merely because it does not own one- half of the total property. It may also be ‘truthfully stated that if snnibilation should happen to that portion of the street improve ‘ment and adornment of Paris which to the ex- tent of millions of dollars has been paid for from the purse of France as distinguished from the exclusive purse of Paris the beautiful French capital would be largely deprived of its attractiveness, Those European capitals of today which are making the notable advances in beauty are developed in every instance by the uation and residents in conjunction. There is as much national pride in the American of 1892 as in the ¢itizen of any European power. There is no European nation, not even Russia, which has been so completely the owner, so exclusively the ruler, so distinctively the acknowledged crea- tor and pledge-bound guardiau of its capital, as the American republic. It founded the capi- tal, planning a magnificent city in fields and pastures. It acquired by'gift five-sevenths of ‘the soil of the nation’s city. It reserved to itself in the Constitution exclusive power of legislation in this city. Ine dozen ways it in- @icated an intention to develop the city which Mt bad planned, and upon the plan of which it sold lots. For three-fourths of a century the nation’s city wasa national disgrace, an object of ridicule and contempt to foreigners, s hu- miliation to every American. It is now, through ‘aroused national pride and patriotism, a capital ‘which all Americans may view with satisfaction, and subject without mortification to the inspec- tion of strangera. No one who knows the his- tory of the nation and the nation’s city and who has a spark of the patriotic national sentiment about him would wish it to be otherwise. —— +02 ——_ The difficulty of excluding the cholera is much greater in some respects here than in England, because of the greater extent of terri- tory and smalier means at command of govern- ment. On the other hend the distance from the seats of infection is in our favor. First of all in the line of prevention, the cities and large towns wust be cleansed, and by this is meant Rot ouly that the garbage should be collected end carried off, but that the streets and alleys ehould be kept in good condition, the purity of the water supply looked after very carefully and the health of the community safeguarded 4m all other respects. Second,and perhaps of ‘equal importance. the ingpection Jand until they have been subjected to careful examination, and in the case of arrivals from an infeeted port until they hgre been, with all their personal belongings, quarantined for the necemary period and shown to be without appearance of the disease. The personal lib- arty of the traveler in times of peril is justly wabordinated to the safety of the public. ——____~-ce—_—_—— ‘The Bt. Louis Glote-Democrat advises its friends of the republican party in Texas to re- Ject the advice of those who counsel support of ‘the “populist” ticket or nomination of a straight demoerats by either course, but is impressed by the view that am alliance of the republicans ‘with the Clark or young democratic faction will Deeffective. The lobe-Democrat thiva+ the element in democratic lone star Politics us all in the Clark movement. To most outsiders it looks like « simple scramble for fices, althongh +0 far as the platform of prin- ciples is worth anything as an index the Clark- fitee have the advantage in that they are “agin the bill” the free silver bill, that ia, —_+--____ ‘The grade crossing mansinughter at Hyatts- Wille, on the Baltimore and Obio railroad, in which two more lives were sacrificed, is another Jesson to the American legidator and the rail- road iteelf. The case is direetly in point. The two men were crossing the road ina wagon. If a whistle was blown it was not heard br per- sons in the vieinity. Not only so, the gateman had left and no light was barning. All the cir- eumstances showed negligence. Even if the employes of the road were entirely exempt from responsibility the road would not be ex- empt, for it should long ago have abolished crossings on the level. at least m the cities and ‘villages throngh which it passes. This work is ® public nevenity to which the roads should nc, { ¥¥ ‘TY fo sive full value for every article bought of longer be permitted to shat their eyes and poekets, ——_+ee ‘The slight disturbance of the serenity of en- ampment preparations reealle the proverb about the woman in the ense. It also involves ‘that familiar source of contention—money. It ie to be hoped the project of “getting rvab mad and just showing folks” of words to that effect Will be reconsiiered. — ee ‘The idea of charging garbage cart drivers for Jom of time may have the effect of correcting ‘the impression that bas apparently developed im the minds of some that they are oat driting foe diversion. ———__~e Senator Dawes’ withdrawal is uniqua There fe absolutely no imiieation that he doean't mean every word of it. He bas been se able, faithful ‘end useful public servant, and he will be greatly mised bya wide circle of friends in Wi ‘ton. oe Itis the “exceptional case,” as Dr. Wragan shows, to which the introduction of epidemics fe due When millions of lives and bund rede of faillions of property are at stake wh; should ‘there be exceptional cases of luck of végflance? | Oe ‘The Metropolitan Opera House fir occurs at @timeto furnish = complete Justifleation of ‘the stringency of Washington's regulations to Daey at humbling the proud spirit of the rom- ‘mer boarder. += The increase in Mr. Morley‘ majgyity ander fhe circumstances shows weil for the iberal party and is also s personal tribate to-« greet man. ao Iron Hall bas collapsed, but a successor will find victims open-mouthed for the bait. Stich fe the American pablic. ——_+ + ee People who have been commagiting on the Pea ibe campaign have yidently over- the District demoeracy_ ——__~ee-- _____ Only the frayed aiges of the Buffalo strike Semain in view. But it it “ime to “declare” ‘thene “off.” i ep Bustin is a center “& disaster. She i first fammne-stricuen snd they, chuiere-stricken. OUR SPECIAL OFFERS of goods in every de- Dartment is of just the STYLE, PRICE AND QUALITY AS REPRESENTED, and knowing that wo ‘are in the best possible position to cater to the pub- Ue wents we want you to take TIME by the GRIP and Ws. We allow so MISREPRESENTATION. Every atticlenold on ite own MERITS. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C... SATURDAY, Closed today at 1; other days at § until September 1. Lives Axo, Oru: Hovse Fos. NISHINGS For Taz G. A. R. Excamruexz, Surrexsex, 1892. —o— "Tre pootsare here nd we bave something special to —_a them. x ‘Our preparations have been on a very comprehensive scale. Our stocks of Linens, Ready-made Bedwesr, Blankets, Comforts, Lace Curtains, &c., have been bought especially for this occasion, and it is with more than ordinary pleasure we call your sttention to the result. a For several years we have supplied many of the largest hotels, restaurants, boarding houses, cafes, Pubic institutions and private families in and out of ‘Washington with this class of goods. We want to supply you, and are prepared to give the best atten- tion as well as the lowest prices,“ ‘We possess exceptional facilities for purchasing very, large quantities and thereby get at the fountain head, the manufacturers, from whom we supply ourselves at the lowest possible prices, and being anxious to Aistribute quickly flhve marked the stock at very small margin of profit. Owing to the enormity of the stocks and the excep- tional assortments we are.prepared to deliver with- out delay ia any quantity desired Towels, Table ‘Linens, Cots, Cotton Bedding, Bisnkets, Comforts and sll other Housefurnishing Goods, Flazs and Bunting for decorative purposes, &e. W. H. Hoveurox Mro. Co. 1218-1220 F Srazez N.W., Wishes the public to understand that for themselves Sror: Srop:: Srop:: To See Our Cuauser Svrres. Our No. 3 Suite, solid oak, $12.50. (@To thove who cannot conveniently make a per- Sonal visit of inspection we would be pleased to soud & competent man to show samples and give estimates. Our No. 4 Suite, solid oak, $17.50. Our @. A. B. Suite, solid oak, $22. ‘These suites are for the rush of friends during the ‘ —Tonar.— TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, TOW- ELS, CRASHES AND TABLE PADDING. Como Excampuenr. ‘They are splendid values. . —Mospay.— COTTON SHEETS, PILLOW AND BOLSTER SLIPS—BLANKETS, COMFORTS. SPREADS, LACE CURTAINS, DECORATIVE GOODS, &c.,&c. Just what you want if you do not want to Seem Moca Moxex._ Lisexs. With ua Linen ie Linen. Jute or cotton we do not sell for Linen. All eubstitutes are care- Suily avoided. TABLE DAMASKS, BLEACHED. 4002. ,08¢.,750., S7H4C.. 81 to $2.50 6 yard, — ‘Special.—60-inch Soft Finished German Da- mask, pure linen, ' —S0e. a yard, — ‘Do you see our special patterns of Viuver Canpers —aT- iB CENTS. If you want s Good Carpet Ger Oxz Buss Bens Are now considered of sreat necessity. TABLE DAMASKS, UNBLEACHED, —A0, 50, 68, 7c. and $1.00 » ya.— TABLE DAMASKS, TURKEY RED AND . CABDINAL, Only the perfectly fast colored ones, —30, 75, S7ige. and 91.0084 — NAPKINS and DOYLIES. Tn Napkins wecarry only full Selvedged Goods and Pure Flax. " ‘% (actual measurement 19 inches square) Bleached Damask, will stand rough wear, —41.00 doz. — % (actual measurement 19 inches square) Bieached Damask, —$1.25, $1.50, 81.65,81.75 to $10.00 don, — % Bieached Damask, — 82.25, 92.50, 82.75, 93.00, 93.50-— —te 616.00 doz. — 1,000 dozen Plaid Doyles, —Bie. doz. — 1,000 Doten 4-8 Plaid Doylies, —600. dor, — 4-8 Biéached Damask Doylies, 81.1236, 91.25, @1.50 and $1.75 doz, — Turkey Red and Colored Bordered Damask Doylies, ——TSe., 81, 91.25 and 61.60 dox — TOWELS. We pride ourselves on our Towels, they being the best values to be obtained im America, 500 dozen Linen Towels. —10e. ; $1.20 doses. — 1,000 dozen Huck and Damask Towels, 182 ‘3S to 19238 Inches. 1 ee. ; 81.50 40200. — 500 dozen Scotch, Irish and English (Barne- Jey) Huck Towels, We. ; $2.25 dozen. — 1,000 dozen Huck, Damask and Birdeye ‘Towels, plain or knotted fringe, hemmed or Demstitched. Ae. | $8.00 dozen, — ‘Finer qualities. 4 —S7he., 80., O%4e., T5e. to $3 each. — $00 dosen Hemmed Huck Towels, Uatoa— that ie, helf cotton and half lines. We rarely handle these goods, but offer these om their . merits, e LSE LS LESS SSSA TELA ERE EL SEARS US SH EEO LENSE OOE SESE E Sen DE en fener OUR LINE 18 COMPLETE. OUR SPECIALTIES FOR A $5.00 Buz DO ATTRACT SOME ATTENTION. ‘See our $5.00 Chair, solid oak, spring seat. + ‘See our $5.00 Desk, solid oak. ‘See our $5.00 Book Case, solid oak. See our 85.00 Rug, moquette. ‘See our 85.00 Table, solid oak. See our $5.00 Art Square, 3x3. ‘See our $5.00 Office Chatr, Al. ‘See our 5.00 Hair-top Mattress. ‘Thesesare just s few you ought to see. Dow Foscer ‘We would like you to see Our Line or SPECIAL PATTERNS OF PLUSH PILE AXMINSTER CARPET. ‘We control for Washington. THEY ARE BEAUTIES. 22.00 ven vanv. IRSOOROSANN TEN SHEOSRADE SA RALLISO AO ORIDLN SISO LODO STOO SELLE ES OOR ORE RS SS ODDS ESE OS SSS SSIS SSS eS ee eee peepee ee New York at $2.25 per yard. W. H. Hovoutox Mro. Co. 1218 ss» 1220 F Sr. N.W,, $1.60 dozen. — _ CBASHES. We keop only the pure Flaw ‘Brown Oreshes. —S. 9, 10, 11, 1936, 1¢and Iie. yard.— | Bieeched Crashes. Bs UO, 11, 196, 15 004 170, york — Glass Toweling. AO, 194, 15, 17, 20 and Me. yar — Glass Cloths and Silver Towels. Bie. : $9.75 dos. ‘TABLE PADDING. Not only protects the table, bat saves the cloth and does away with the unplensant noise caused by moving dishes, fe. WASKINGTON, D. G ww A 1008. sevyeesecce-covssereoL Ate ot. building. ) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, _ We, Uda aw street are to be made ‘‘memoradie” bY a secrifice of stock unprecedented in . the annals of Washington's commer. etal experience. . Tt is now apparent that the building now being erected in the rear of our future commercial home-the New York Avenue Rink—will: not be com- pleted in time, and as we are obliged to rive up our present building to anew firm September 10th, we are compelled to sacrifice at least one-haif of our pres- ent stock prior to that time. Out the stock shalt go! Beginning Monday, August 29, we ‘Shall allow the following discounts: 95 per cent of on Furniture, , 85 per centog Lace Curtains, teres, Upholstery Goods, Curtain Ma- terials, &o. ‘Upon the following conditions: ‘1st. All transactions must be for cash, ‘as our books are closed. ‘2d. No goods can be kept for Fall De- livery, as we have no place in which to keep them. ‘84. We cannot guarantee to deliver the goods on the same day of purchase, ‘te it fe likely that our employes will be busy until Iste and our delivery wagons out until 10 to 12 o'clock each night. ‘ A GGG A RN ON AR GG AA HN AA G aA XN aa & ASA IPN x aa aa TDN OKN 23 and 36 per cent off,pn every thing in hi conwoting ‘the few small arti- cles, such se Chairs, Tables and Rock- ers now congregated on the first floor, which ore already marked at specially (ow reduced prices. Tt is only once in the average Person's lifetime that such an un- ‘Rot fail to grasp thie chance and fur- Bish Your home s} next-to-ncthiage Nw Rinsows. SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS. . 100 pieces All-silk Moire Ribbon, No. 22, regular ‘80c. width, for . , 19 curs a Yano. 100 pi ‘silk Moire Ribbon, No. 00, uae | WE HAVE GOT THEM. WE WILL WIN WITE- 8c. width, for 25 cents a va. The colors. are Nile, cardinal, reseds, olive, lueht dive, pink, navy, brown, leghorn, yellow, myrtle, Dieck, white and cream. 200 pisces All-silk, Satin snd Gross Grain Ribbons, 80e. width, for 19 cents a vanp. 200 pieces All-silk. Satin and Gross Grain Ribbon, regular 40c. width, for + 25 cents a vanp. All the above mentioned colors in this lot also. New Hoszey. The following items in Hosiery are entirely new— having been received yesterday. There are exception- ally low prices for the qualities and styles, as = per- ‘sonal inspection will demonstrate: Ladies’ Richelieu Ribbed Lisle Thread Hose—boot patterns—in the following combinations: Black and cardinal, black and lavender, black and yellow, black ‘nd light blue, and bieck and pink. The boot is the,| Hermsdorf black and is guaranteed absolutely stain- Jess. They are 35 cexts, os pans ror SI. Ladies’ Lisle Thread Poot Pattern Hose, with feet of the latest leather shades, with tops of the following colors: Pink, light blue, canary, lavender, yellow, gray and Nile green. Also 35 cenrs, or 3 PAIRS FOR $1. Ladies’ Fast Black Richelieu Ribbed Lisle Thread Hose—superior quality. 5 cents, ors pains on Sl. Ladies’ Richelieu Ribbed Lisle Thread Hose in all ‘shades of tan and gray. 35 cexts, ors parns ror 1. Ladies’ Cluster Ribbed (entirely new) Lisle Thread ‘Hose, in white, pearl gray, tan and bronze. 49 cENts.” Anew assortment of Lisle Thread Boot Pattern Hose (fall weight), with fadeless colored tope and fast black boots; also boots in all the leather shades. ‘These are the celebrated Onyx” dye aud are guaran- teed absolutely fast colors. : 49 cents. Fancy Boot Pattern Lisle Thread Hose, with lace open-work top. 75 cents. Fancy Boot Pattern Lisle Thread Hose—bottoms ‘mbroidered in colors to match the top. Only 75 cents. Ladies’ Lace Open-work Silk Plaited Hose marvel- ‘ously cheap—white, gray, cardinal, tan, gold and diack. Their actual value ts 6) Our price, 98 certs a par. ‘Ladies’ Boot Pattern Silk Plaited Hose, with new style (Michsel Angelo) rib—"‘Oynx” fast black boots, ‘with tops of pink, light blue, Nile, gold and cardinal. Regular $1.45 quality for 98 cexrs. AParis Novelty—Black Lisle Thread Hose, with open-work boot and vertical stripes of réd, white, lavender and old; very effective. Only 98 cexts. Lisle Thread Boot Pattern Hose-the boot em- broidered in Persian and Mossic designs—all the col- ore Warranted fast—nothing of this kind has been shown before. They are $1.35. Black Lisle Thread Hose, with instep embroidered 4m handsome floral desixns. $1.48 axv $1.98. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below. G. A. R. Decorations. WE SHALL PLACE ON SALE ON MONDAY, AU- GUST 20, 50,000 YARDS BUNTING FOR DECORATING PURPOSES, IN RED, WHITE AND BLUR, at BESS Pe ae CENTS A YARD. ‘There will be no limit as to the quatftity sold to each Customer. Firvt come fitst served. Jarax Dasss Sirzs. Aspecial lot of Black Jap. Dress Silk st less than Prices teually quoted. 10 pieces regular 68c. Bilk, 24 inches wide, for 50c. yard. 10 pleges regular 75c. Silk, st tase wide, 590. yard. 10 pieces regular $1.00 Silk, 30 inches wide, 7éc. yard.” 5 pleces regular $1.25 Silk, 30 inches wide, 89. yard. ‘This lhe mentioned is a regular waterproof silk. ‘Water will run off the same a» off the back of a duck. ‘A batrain in Q44ioch China Silks. “Regular 50c. quality in navy, cream, light biue, pink, lavender, Kile, pistache, orange and yellow for ‘800, A YARD. New Dasss Goons. Chevron Disgonsl Serges—S4 inches wide—in re- eda, mfrtle, navy, earnet, gray and black, 91.00 YARD. 54-inch Wiip Cord Diagonal Serge in navy dnd diack, $1.35 YARD. 80c. YARD. Silk and Wool Mixed Diagonal, 40 inches wide, in ‘Combinations of green end gold—navy and cardinal— Roldtn town and yellow, > $1.15 AYARD. Another new line of Epinglines in gray, golden, brown, tan, navy, fnyrtle,reseds and wine. Suzetixos Axo Mosuxs, $1.25 A Yas. ‘At least 10 percent below usual prices. Pare Linen Huck Towels, 25214, 10c., of O8e. doz. Auotted Fritge Huck Towels, with blue brocade borders, sine 86216, 140. each. Muck Towels, 41x20%4, with fancy borters—beats eens sre ee hed See sho okes—caly . c0- Meavy Muck Towels, 42x71. 19c. cach. Qtality Hack Towels, with hemstitched tie 10229, blue and red borters. Only = CBXTS. Rares Esrenrarsz, 1941 11TH 8T. 8.R WE ARE SURE WINNERS IN THE RACE FOR TRADE. Put your money up early. Our stock will be broken up at the finish. FAIR GOODS, FAIR PRICES NEVER LOST 4 RACE. OUT A BREAK. ‘We ask you to take advantage of « great opportunity toget New Fall Remmants of honest worth from our fall and complete line of 16 cases juss received from the mills. 2,000 yards of Wool Plaids, all styles, 13e, Our Price, 8.0 3 2,000 yards Plain Cashmeres, 36 inches wide, 25e. Our price, 15e. Black, navy, myrtle, garnet, drab, tans, old rose, 2,000 yards of Bedford Cords. 38 inches, 37i¥e. Our price, 19. No missing shades. 2,000 yards of Crepon Cords, 38 inches, 374. Our Price, 19¢. All the new shades. 2,000 yards of Serges, 38 inches, 37°. Our i rice, 1. 1,000 yards of Changeable Serges, 38 inches, 45c. Our price, 23c. Navy, old gold, tans, drabs and brown. Now come the two cases of Remnants, all wool, silk and wool, 36, 45 and 54 inches wide. Black Hen- riettas, Serges, Debeixes, Cloths, Camel's Hair—Just the thing for children’s dresses—1 to® yards, 23¢. :2 to 4 yards, 35c. Not one plece in the lot worth less than 30e. to $1.50 per yard. 2,000 yards Navy and Red Percales, 15e. Our price, Me. Ad Fy 2,000 yards Shirting Percales, 12ige. Our price, ae : 2,009 yards Figured Chevron, 15c. Our price, 8c. 2,000 yards Unbleached Canton Flannel, @e. Our Price, 434c. 2,000 yards Unbleached Canton Flannel, 10c. Our Price, 7¥e. 2,000 yards Unbleached Canton Flannel, 12}. Our Price, 4c. 2,000 yards Unbleached Canton Flannel, 150. Our price, 1c. 2,000 yards Bleached Canton Flannel, 10c. Our price, Tie. 2,000 yards Bleached Canton Fiennel, 15e. Our Price, Oe. 2,000 yards Bleached Cotton, including Dwight's Fruit of the Loom Lonsdale. Our ptice, 6M. ~ If you have any preparations to make forthe @. A. R. you will Sind our Bed Wraps way below all compe- tition. 10 bolts Bed Comforts, 50c. Our price. 29¢. 50 pairs Gray 10-4 B'ankets, $1.00. Our price, 9c. 50 pairs White 10-4 Blankets, $1.00. Our price, 0c. 50 pairs Gray 10-4 Wool Blankets, $1.23 Our Price, 80. 50 pairs White 10-4 Wool Blankets, #108. Our price, #1.19. 10 rolis White Matting, 1c. Our price, 10¢. 10 rolis Fancy Matting, 18c. Our price, 124°. 10 rolis Fancy Matting, 20c. Our pri 100 Wilton Velvet Rugs, 32 by 70, #3.00. Our price, 1.30. » Le. RAFF'S ENTERPRISE, 1241 11th st. se. au27-2t Leader of Low Prices, A » And Final Ofer of SUMMER REMNANTS. EVERYTHING in the Shape of Wash Goode Sacrificed at the Uniform Price ~ cel ‘Sec. A YARD. Sys : ‘This inciudes all the goods offered you the past three weeks at Sc. his is to clear the track and make room for first shipments of new fall short ends. The same will be Weosespay, Avorsr 31, And will continue Thursiay, Friday and Saturday. The kind, quality and prices will be mentioned in our next Tuesday's * “in “The Star.” Also for Monday and Tuesday: 2 cases of Pillow Case Cotton, 42 inches, at...... oF 2 cases of Pillow Case Cotton, 45 inches, at.... eases of O-4 Pillow Case Cotton at 2 cases of 9-4 Bleached Sheeting at. e6 of 10-4 Bleached Sheetin eases of Anlroscogsin Cotton, yard y 1 case of Fruit of the Loom 1 case of Lonsdale Cambric at 1 case, yard wide Bleached Cotton ED SPREADS: 7 maa dozen lange sizo Huck Towels, red borders. at. sete 4o acu. Batt Soatck, axa. Good value at 33! Children’s all Linen Stamped Bibs at... To A. Kavrsax, 900 PENN. AVE. N. Ww. (onicrnaton oF kaw oma} Asn. Dreprcrg aan Tame WY age the water from §B.a: Bic Webere ee Se Tioyat mt ea, aod i ae THE WINDOW WILL PLE«sE you. 581 Seventh strest northwest, Narcsat Srnvor HAPPILY FOR THE BONEST MATRON OF TODAY OUR RQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, LOOKING ONLY TO BER comPoRT AND RECOGNIZING THE LOFTY sTaTION SHE OCCUPIES, LOADS HER Win ITs BEXE- FACTIONS, PLEASED TO SHARE WITH BER A SMALL PORTION OF HER WEEKLY OR MONTHLY savines, UNTIL A DEBT, OTHERWISE INSUFFERABLE, 18 CANCELED WITH SCARCE 4XY KNOWL EDGE OF ITS EXISTENCE REASON AXD GOOD JUDGMENT Now I¥- SPIRE A PURCHASE, WHILE HONOR AND GOOD WILL ARE ACCEPTED IN EXCHANGE FOR PARLOR, DINING AND DED ROOM FUR- SITURE. CARPETS — DRAPERIES, STOVE: TOILET AND DINNER SETS AND WORKS OF ART. Horse & Henrvases Casa Axp Cuxoir Houses 917, 9L9, 21 AND wes Fra sc. anD aut? 636 MASS. AVE. K.W. Laxsevnon K Bro Or Covnse You Wax Decorate: Everybody will It tent often that yon will 900 100,006" A. R men in ity at ome time. We would like todo your Decorating. ‘We have anticipated every ides you may have formed in regard to Draping. Our man ean come up and give you an estimate Here isa Ust for your guidance ‘These we know are sold Jess tian we ever before could have supplied you with Flags. As our order was given, mouths ago We are Headquarters for GA. R. Fusos : . Mestis Fracs iuountea» Mustin Flags, moun No. 8 Muslin Flags, two @. A. R. WELCOME FLAGS, mounted CORPS FLAGS, ted Sux Frscs. Af inch Silk Plaes. Minch Silk Flags Silk Pines. Silk Flaes 2x3 Bunting Fiags ext Bunting Flags. 3x5 Bunting Flags... 4x6 Bunting Fines... 4x7 Bunting Plage 6410 Bunting Flags 8x1? Bunting Flags. 10x45 Bun‘ing Figs, x]8 Bunting Flaws... 10530 Bunting Flags. 7 Cortox Fisos. 1. yard lone. No. 2. yard long. 8. 9 feet long (imitation silk, 1ag (imitation silk; mounted) ‘Pfoot flag (imitation silk; mounted)... U.S. Woo. Bextra. Ne. PER YARD, Cotton decorations as low as 6c. per yard. Fast color decorations as low as Be. per yard. Sinexps. White Shields, 12x18. 1 FE} fF YOUR COMING US, SEE Us BEFORE WE GRT TOO BUSY FOR DONT PUT OFF UNTH. THELAST DAY AND STAND CHANCES. A NN ON gSiy Kear £94 FONE S558 HE ite Co zg ul ax aa ae tak tabs Ww. away 420, 429, 424, 426 7TH ST. WN. POR RET Fos Sure Ox Issrattuexrs. * "Tar Exscrnoroiss, ‘causing the patient to absorb Arwosrnzarc Oxrars. A TRIAL TREATMENT FREE. the hours ss Wreberacetcxtde the boume between Sand axp Dar Goons Ar Cost ‘WILL BAVE BEEN A THING OF THE PAST, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, Aue. 29, wo. a. WILL POSITIVELY BE TRE LAST THREE DAYS OF OUR GRRAT SALE OF DRY GOODS, &., AT COST PRICES. ‘We'll not attempt bere to @o into details, bat simply say that until September 1 we'll eel every yard and article of merchandise in oar storeat exactly what they cost va Isn't this e Inderal offer? Does any other house do as well by Four Our stock includes all classes of Dry Goods, such as SUk@, Biack and Colored Dress Goods, Ladies’ Wraps, Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear, Corsets, Table Linens and Napking, Domestics, White Goods and Notions of all descriptions ~ Don't let this opportunity escape you, but come {n and Secure the greatest bargains ever . offered by any house in Washington or any other city. Jonxsox & Lorrnen aut? 71S Market apace . = ’ If you are ready to look around for the latest styles ‘m Autaun and Fall Footwear, takes peep into our window We have already received many fall goods of the sane reliable quality we always handle.in fact the quality and styles are very much improved this season, while our well-known low prices still prevail, For instance, we are showing strictly fine Bright Don- 018 Shoes for $2.00, €2.50, #2.45, $3.00, 63. 50and #400, ‘Weshall continue our banesin counter fore few ‘weeks longer, op which you will fimd sample Shoes below cost of production, and at least 334 per coat Jess than regular prices ‘The dis-ount of 20 per eent on all Low Shoes not om bargain counter will beiven forthe preseat. This discount, of course, is for cash. 717 Masser Srscn aulo Tar Wannes Saoz Hover, 115 F STREET ¥.w, 18 AGAIN IN THE LEAD. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 195 PAIRS LADIES’ BRIGHT DONGOLA HAND-SEWED TURN BOOTS, OPERA AND COMMOR-SENSE TORS, SIZES VERY NEARLY COMPLETE, FROM 1 ‘ TO 8 AND FROM A TO EK WIDTHS. THESE ARE THE SHOFS YOU NOW WANT FOR AUTUMN WEAR. WE CHALLENGE ANY ONE TO OFFER YOU A BETTER BOOT FOR 94.00 OR 94 50. OUR PRICE 18 ONLY #20. WE HAVE ALSO RECEIVED OVER 225 PAIRS MENS PATENT CALF SHOPS, SEVERAL STYLES. MANY DEALERS WOULD CHARGE YOU @6.00 OR 96.50 FOR THEM. OUR PRICK 1S ONLY 03.75. ‘ ALSO MEN'S @5.00 CALF BLUCHERS POR 63.45. ALSO MEN'S 04.00 CALF BLUCHERS FOR $2.95, AND 275 PAIRS LADIES’ HIGH SHOES (SAMPLE SHOES) AT LESS THAN WHOLE- SALE PRICES. SIZES ARE 3 AND 3: A, BAND C WIDTHS. i ‘ OTHER DEALERS MAY SAY To You THAT WE CANNOT MAKE SUCH FEAR- FUL REDUCTIONS AND LIVE, BUT WB ANSWER BY SIMPLY REPLYING THAT WE MAKE IT A BUSINESS TO SFARCH THE FACTORIES FOR GOODS COUNTER MANDED FOR FAILURE 10 GET THEM OUT ON TIME: AND FOR GOODS MANU- FACTURERS DO NOT FREL SAFE IN SHIPPING. WE TAKE ONLY RELIABLE MAKES, AND GET THEM AT OUR OWN PRICE. THUS ENABLING US TO GIVE THE PUBLIC GENUINE BARGAINS i= FINE FOOTWEAR. Ten. Wane Sine Hoon, ‘ al I15 F Sineer N. W. W. M. Snosres & Soxs, 919 PENN. ave