Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1893, Page 4

EVENING STAR. ASHINGTON. - danuary 12, 1893. ee: ‘THE EVENING STAR bas a regular and permasest circelation tn Washington three times larger than that ef any ether paper in the city. Ae a local NEWS paper and Ad vertising Medium tt has ne competitor. One of those things that the evenly poised buman mind fails to fully comprebend is the ‘attitude organized labor has taken in opposition to the militia system. One more great union— that of the bricklayers and masons—hae placed itself on record as being averse to the uni- formed backbone of law and good order. That this action is due as much to ignorance as to prejudice is evidentin the resolutions which were adopted in Baltimore on Tuesday and which state that “the militia was organized solely as a means of defense against foreign invasion, but 4 being used for other purposes.” Any school boy knows that the Constitution of the United States empowers Congress “to provide for calling forth the militia to execute the laws of the Union, suppress insurrections and repel invasions.” Consequent upon the adoption of these resolutions and others of sim- ilar import come many communicationsin which the National Guard is referred toas “the bireling of monopoly,” “the poor man's oppressor,” “the bloodthirsty tools of capital,” and other titles equally false and unjust. The National Guard is simply « reserve police force that can- not be called into service until the civil author- ities are satisfied that they are powerless to preserve the peace. The National Guard may not and does not move until the same powers that control the night stick and the revolver issue the order. Cap- italists might wear out throats and lungs in an endeavor to secure military co-operation and yet would fail if the civil rulers saw fit to deny them the protection for which they were elamoring. The organization is absolutely im- partial and free from prejudice. If # horde of ‘excited capitalists banded themselves together to destroy the property of workingmen and other preventatives failed the national Guard would cheerfully and promptly do as much in bebalf of the laborer as it would do in Debalf of the capitalist should conditions be reversed. If troops have been used—as they have recently in several states—they were not in the field, primarily, in the interest of capi- tal There was rioting and all manner of illegal conduct, lives were sacrificed and the nation was disgraced. To put an end to such condi- tions there was ample justification for military interference. The law-abiding workman has no grievance against the National Guardor against any other of the constitutionally provided methods of public ‘The growler who does not continually growl ‘and whose remonstrance is therefore entitled toadey in court is once more beginning to | wonder why European telephone service is so | much cheaper and so very much more | satisfactory than it is im the United States | generally and the District of Colum- bia in particular. The agitation in favor of improved instruments and decreased cost promises to take deep root in more than a few American cities, encouraged doubtless, by the success which attended the efforts put forth | im Baltimore, The last Maryland legislature fixed telephone rental at $6.50 per month for single instruments and $5.50 per month eac! where one individual or firm used two or wore instruments This law was fought by the telephone company but after & period of strife, as acrimonious in some of ite features as it was stubborn, the company decided to bow to the decree. Now the Phila- delphia Trades’ League is girding up its loins for another charge, which has for its object the reduction of the telephone tolls. If it cannot succeed in any other way it will doas the Marylanders did—appeal to the state legislature. Washington alone seems to be comparatively helpless. Its tele- phone service is in the hands of the same cor- poration that supplies Baltimore, but Washing- ton business-houses continue to pay $100 per annum for each instrument, while the neigh- bors who live just across the line which divides Ben A BAUD S. 416 7TH ST. “No Credit—Quick Sales—Small Profits.” Gaear Axp Exrnaonpisany Vauees For Rep Ticker Du. ‘Read the Items, They’ll Explain. Mucurseny. °< All Fine French Felt Hate and Boonets, in colors, best shapes Were @1 to 82.8. each All-wool Feit, choice... Abode et: 1 French Felt Tan Saijors Be. each Kid top Velvet trhauned Baaiieh Walking ees A lot of 0c. t $1.25 Fine Fancy Feathers. 5c. each ALL TRIMMED HATS AT ONE-THIRD MARKED PRICES. Ress. 6 3x6 feet Best Grade Smyrna Rugs. Worth 7 Lister iss Japanese Hues.” Ware’ 6i'ét and" 50 and 83 Byzantine Rugs. é : $ Blankets, cord. W Blankets: col Were Blankets, col'd. Were 8129. Bors Crormtse. crane ecevaton. Cape Overcoat a 11. We =} 23 8 Spootectreasted Sant: sizes U7, 4°. Wer Unpeewear Deranrvext. (TAKE ELEVATOR.) 98e. Worsted 1 lot of Ladies’ and Children's Hoods i < 8 Ladies’ Se. Kai kirts: y Croax Derarrvest. (TAKE ELEVATOR.) 2 Ladies $11.50 Black Cloth Newmarkets, sizes _ and 4. 1 Ladies’ Black Cloth’ Jacket, with eban roll, 8 Misses’ di ray ants lightly damaced.” Wax S38 87.50 cuffs. % Gossamens. A lot of Ladies’ $1. 50 Gossamers... $1.15, Horsery A ND Uspenwear. Guoves. 10 pair Chilare T2 pair 61 Dicck Kid Gioves, eray and 3c. Fur-top Kid Mitts, Haxpsencntrrs Se. Embroidered Handkerchiets, sotted.. Be. Embroidered Handsercuters, soled: | Fors. G yards of $4.50 Brown Bear Trimming. karde of 83 Moutlan Tri i Los, 8 Farum ton wim Boa, 3 yards. lone s Brown Ma ten Bea. yards ion 10.30 Black ‘Thibet Boa, 3yards to Fur - kei 881.50 Gloria Umbrellas. AND OTHER BARGAINS OF GREAT ATTRACTION Bavws, 416 SEVENTH STREET. No Credit—Quick Sales—Small Profits. uw Maryland and the District are assessed but $75. — If Secretary Charles Foster of the Treasury Department bas really decided that « laborer ‘who is employed in the Boston subtreasury can legally be required to work more than eight hours each day he has exposed himself to countless argumentative and denunciatory darts, for the rule that is made to apply in Boston can be operated elsewhere to the dis- comfort of a large number of men, who for some time past have imagined themselves to be Beneficiaries under that enactment which is termed “the eight-hour law.” If the statute upholds the Secretary's view of the case the labor-leaders who supposed the law to be Domb-proof are going to be very much sur- prised, but if, on the other hand, the Secretary has biundered then the brief remainder of his administrative existence will have in it but little of the “oil of jo; —— It is the same old story. A great conflagra- SFation— this time in Boston— aided and abetted the devices necessary to the operation of that cheap and dangerous variety of rapid transit known commonly as the “trolley pa Ina dispatch describing the fire is the para- graph: “A tangle of trolley wires in front of the Hecht building was an elementof great danger to the firemen and impeded them very much in their work.” And this is the system that personally in- terested legislators want to force upon the people of this city, soe Those Congressmen who do nothing for their $5,000 per annum but insist that their constitu- nts must have more money could meet some @f the demand by dividing their salaries with some of the loudest shouters. That method of dispensing unearned cash might silence the “wall, small voice of conscience” which must | St tmes disturb even the laziest and most | hardened legislative sinner. | — i “Gn “we ue “Ge “Gn “Ga -we “Gt “UR “Gn “ee we ‘oR (1 Cwwew Bee and BARRA SRG Se Gee o 2 Bie Beh e® Socee pate ReEEZ pee Laxspuron & Bro. Nor Hos, ne Yer Hoes. Right in the midst of the Bargains. ‘We have procured from s prominent maou- ‘facturer an over-production of 2700 DOZEN GENTS CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS in plain and bordered, full sizeand fine quality—the borders warranted fast colors. ‘We have obtained a bargain and will ive the public the benefit of it. ‘The average value of said Handkerchiefs are 124e. each. Weoffer them for Sc. On 6 For 250. 3 cases of Fine Light-fgured and Striped French Percale its, absolutely fast colors. Only 1c. per yard. Worth 150. We have retuced att our Plaid, Strtped and POLKA DOT CROWN FLANNELS: Frou 123 To Te. rer vara In order to reduce our heavy stock of NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS LACES we have made SPECIAL REDUCTION worthy of the INSFECTION of any CON- NOISSEUR. Our Upholstery Department has placed onour Third Floor a lot of fine FELT Ap- Plique and Embrowered Table Covers, more or less damaged. At HALF of the ORIGINAL cost. Wo will potnt out the imperfections. A lot of MEN'S KNIT DRAWERS, slightly soled in show windows at prices low enongh to produce a clean sweep. We have also received for our Second Floor Woolen Department a divers lot of HOODS, NUBIES and FASCINATORS. At 240. To 48c. rach worn 256. Just the thine for now. We have arranged a counter of divers WOOLEN REMNANTS, worth from 40e. to 65e. per yard, at the low UNIT figure of 29. per yard. Also one lot of WORSTED BROCADE DRESS GOODS, in the leading colors, at 100. per yara. Worth 15¢. Special sale of the Best Brand Half Beeache. Sheeting now in progress. 9-4 at 20°. 10-4 at 23. Worth 250. Worth 28. Warranted entirely free from any im- perfections, RN x NNA NX BBR U U RRR cca fF BaP UE Rat € 2 Hae re Ub eR Goo ws ‘uy ROR ‘ode HOM a 00, at Bo Bh % * —=s ER co 5 T sal? 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH ST. ANDIES "PAT ARE PPELISHED Caspiis Tait Ake REtisieD By every one Will be ready. ‘Tomorrow at SHEETZ'S. ‘These MIXTURES have succeeded. in obtaining the highest place in the recard of the public, and are going to keep it by being always “‘upto the mark." The prices please. 2%, 35 and 60 CENTS. HEETZ, (and for, VQ)TH & TS. nEEtZ Candy Creator: LOTH & F StS: Waar Do You Tursx Or L tL Y $583 By, i Tout Lott Sss% 1 Hi i i i 25 CENT MIXTURES? It includes Choe- clates, Bon Hons, Caramels, Almouds, Buttercaps, Cocoanut Kisses, Tafies, Fil- berts, Walnuts, Gum Drops, Peppermints, Wintergreens, Fruit Tablets, Jellies and lots of other kinds, We know that such a mixture as this was never before put up at such a price. You try it and let us know your opinion. Guz & Sox, Cor. Lr Axp F Sys, ‘Telephone, 1104. it Wanurs-Grise Foss Repvcen Ar Wuuerr & Ruvorrs. Youcan now buy Fur Capes, Sealskins, Fur ———Mnffs, Fur Bo s, Fur Collars, Fur Stoles, ‘Fur Neck Scarfs, Fur Sleighing and Car- ‘Fiage Robes, &e., at greatly reduced prices. An English manufacturer has sent Mr. Cleve- land & package of woolen gloves. American free traders may well be surprised at this, for at was generally supposed just before election time that Mr. Cleveland, if elected, would ban- | die ail tariff matters without gloves. ee ‘The coal famine in Cincinnati has led to refusal by coal merchants to sell at any price to small consumers. When it is considered that the smallest consumers are the greatest wuffer- ete the picture of distress becomes appalling. —- 202 905 Pa Ave N.W You cannot afford to skip us if in need of Furs, UOFF, RUCrF TILLETT ILLETT Vv ‘a1? Fight thousand Pennsylvania soldiers are @oming to participate in the inangural parade. What s pleasant time Private Iams might have bad ne bebaved himself at Homestead. - —s Tt ie alleged that the foot pads have territied Chicago to such a degree that in that city a man cannot wear bis overshoes without exciting the suspicion of his neighbors. a Ameries cannot hope to equal France in ber Kepoleon product. Our modest specimens of finameial Napoleons are utterly eclipsed. WAlttE-GI ARMTE-GIVING Regcisites Fort MEN At THE TW3 OLB TIMERS: Men's et wi ~ Underwesr at Canton Flapnel Drawers, 50c. ‘Men's Woolen, Hose, 25c. pair. bottor anael. ff soe'S08. A. TRELAND, TeweruearRfrave function. jai? zee Kansas legislators seem totally oblivious to the fact that trusts and monopolies may be Julled into a sense of proud security ‘There is no need of anybody's rushing to the defense of the new postage stamp. It is big enough to take care of itself. —-~+e ‘The weather bureau can at least claim to be ay | Ud I Lissa Couraxys EXTRACT OF BEEF, THE STANDARD FOR PURITY, FLAVOR AND WHOLESOMENESS. Genuine only with JUSTUS VON LIEBIG'S signa- ture. dal2-th,ta F | Sten: car Snes | doing its best to obviate complaints as to un- certainty of temperature. —_ wee ‘The Panama canal has had too much financial engineering and not enongh civil ———- 02 Is De Leesep to vrove the Samson who will ‘all down the pillars of the French republic? Woonwann Asp Loranor, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W, —o §"When purchasing here you can get the COLUMBIAN SOUVENIR HALF DOLLAR in change for amount of $1 Wf you so desire. eee Turontaxst Rexaxt Suz Tomornow, Fray, Jaxvany 13, Tue Great Ecoxoutoat Suorrrsa Tore: —o—_ ‘This REMNANT DAY IDEA of ours tsnowematter of history. It's the outcome of systematic or- anization—a very potent business principle of ours and one that ts absolutely necessary to ‘Success. We introduced this Remnant Day in Washington, experimentally, years ago. Popular favor took hold of it and stamped it a success at the start. It is a good thing for you—for us. ‘Mutually beneficial. During a twelve month we save you many a dollar by giving you ‘‘Rem- nants” at reduced prices. During the same time you contribute «reatly to our pleasure and ‘satisfaction by taking these "‘Remnants” (which are of no use to us, but of great benefit to you), thereby enabling us to show a fresh, clean, perfect stock at the beginning of each week. ‘You can readily see that a business uf such proportions as ours must necessarf!y make heaps of “‘Short Lengths,” "Odd Sizes.” “Broken Lines, “Small Lota." &e. Then things will, from one cause or another, get soiled, marred, scratched and otherwuse defaced, All such things we term. “Remuanta.” They are taken from the different stocks by the sales people and laid aside until Fri- day, when they are examined, ticketed and ma®ked at such reduced prices that they sell at ‘once. Although all imperfect GOODS are sold on these occasions, and for a mere trifte—WRAPS, JACKETS, SUITS, kc. of which only the very small or very larce sizes remait DRESS STUFFS of SILK, WOOL and COTTON; LACES, RIBBONS, &c., in useful lengths; UNDERWEAR, HO- STERY, GLOVES, &c., in odd sizes and broken lots—of thisseason’s best styles, are also sold at reduced prices. WE ADVERTISE GOODS JUST AS THEY ARE—quantity, condition, original price and re- duced price. What you see here is only a small part—space will not admit of more. BLACK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS, SUITS, WRAPS and FURS deserve special atten- tion. SILKS and VELVETS SHOW MANY USEFUL LENGTHS of this season's latest. All de- partments are contributing—details from some follow. Cra Derantaest. One 102-piece French China Dinner Set, very neat decoration, with following pieces missing—4 dinner plates, 1 soup plate, 1 covered dish, 7 tea plates. Re- duced from $29 to $15. One 110-piece Carlsbad China Dinner Set, neat decoration, iatest shape with following pieces miss. inx—2 dinner plates, 8 soup plates, 4 saucers and 2 cups. Reduced from $20 to $14.50. One 115-piece English Dinner Set, neat decoration and shape, with following pieces. missing—3 tea plates, $ cups and saucers. Reduced from 816.50 to B12. Also numerous odds and ends and chipped pieces, in ch na, crockery, glass, &c. Gth floor.. 10th and 11th st. buildings. ) Rermioreators Repvcen. The Goldschmid stock and sample lines from the Jewett Manufacturing Co. and Northern Refrigerator —all bard wood. 1 **Michixan,"*chest. 1*Michigaa,” upright 1 Michigan,” uprieht. Basr Canrtaces. 1 Whitney Carrage. Reduced from $15.00 to $10.00. 1 Rattan Carriage, upholste-ed in silk plush, duced fr: m $12.00 to $10.00. Re- (Fourth floor.. 10th st. building.) Prervre Derarraest, 1 lot Oak and Ornamented Frames, 16x20 and 20x 24. Reduced from $1.50, €2.00, $3.00 and 5.00 to 81.00. (4th floor. .. 10th st. building. ) a Agr Derarrwest. No. 1010, 1 Mexican Drawn Tea Cloth. Reduced from 8 .50 to $6.00. No. ‘O11. 1 Hand-embroidered Tea Cloth. Reduced from $220.00 to 15.00. No. 1012, 1 Infants’ Crib Cover. 87.00 to 82.50. No, 1013, 1 Hand-embroidered Afghan. from $10.00 to 85.00. No. 1014, 1 Hand-embroidered Lamp Mat. duced from $1.35 to 50c. No. 1015, 1 Enameled Stool. Reduced from 873¢c. to Tae. (3d floor... Reduced from Reduced Re- +-10th st. building.) Srartoseny Derantwes 23 Boxes Writing Paper, boxes broken. ——6rreduced from Le. to 12% 10 reduced from Lith st. building.) Lives Deparrwent. Saozen French Damask Napkins, fuli % size. Re- from $3.50 aad #4 to 82.50 a dozen. 35 dozen Finger Bowl Doylies. Keduced from 15e. tobe. dozen. ‘An odd lot of Towels. each, “*Odds and ends” in Fine Towels, Lunch Cloths, ‘Napkins and Crashes at low remnant prices. (2d floor... 1th st. building.) Reduced from 25e. to 20c. , ~ ), Winre Goors Derarrwesr. 25 Apron Patterns, soiled. Reduced from 100. Remnants Plaid Lawns, 234 to 8 yards. Reduced from 12%¢c. to 10c. yard. (2a floor... to Hostery Derarrnesr. 2 pairs Ladies' Drop-stitch Pure Silk Hose—1 pair black feet and lavender tops, 1 pair plain pink. Sizes Sand 9%. Faded Reduced from 82.95 to $2.00 pair. 2 pairs Ladies’ Plain Lavender Pure Silk Hose, faded. Sizes 9 and 934. Reduced from $2.75 to 82.00 pair. 13 pairs Ladies’ Drop-stitch Boot Pattern Lisle ‘Thread Hose, black feet with light blue, yellow and lavender tops, faded. Sizes 9 and 914 Reduced from 35 to 25c. pair. (First floor... = -Second annex.) —o Menixo Uxperwear Deranraest. 6 pairs Ladies’ Black Ribbed Cotton Pan s, seats, American Hosiery Co.'s make. and 38. Reduced from $1.15, #1.20and 81. pair. 6 Ladhes’ Richelien Ribbed Salmon Silk Vests. Siass 4and5. Sotled. Reduced from 75 to 0c. 2 Children's Swiss Ribbed Merino Combination Suits. Size 7. Soiled. Reduced from 1.80 to 7c. (Firat Boor.. Second annex.) Losed eee eee Corser Deranruest. 4 pairs J. B. Corsets, 2 black and 2 white, two side steels, boned busts, extra long waists, embroidered tops. Size 26. Redu ed to 75. pair. 6 pairs French ‘I. ©.” Corsets, black, gored hips, ‘spoon steels, extra heavy bones. fan backs, double side stecis. Sizes 21 and 27. Reduced to 83 pair. (Second floor, -++,Amnex to L0th-et, building. ) —o— Cumpres's Moaux Usvenwean Depanruenr. All our Canton Flannel Day Drawers reduced from 40, 45 and 48 to 250. , ‘S Fine Nainsook Gowns, yoke of inserting and tucks, raffle of fine Hamburg around neck and sleeves. Sizes for children 1 and@ years old. Reduced from $2 50 wal. (Second floor. .-10th st. building.) Doxesric Drzse Goons Deranruesr. (Now located on Ist floor of 10th st. building. ) ‘3 Dress Patterns of French Seersucker, pink and ‘white stripes, 10 yards in each. Reduced from 82.69 to 9125 a pattern. Remnants Gingham, 2toGyard lengths, Reduced from 12% to 10c. yard, ‘Remnants Outing Cloth, 154 to 5i¢-yard lengths. Reduced from 124 to 10c. yard. 10th st, building.) st floor.. 1 pair Ladies! 4-button Tan Suede Gloves, size 5M, ‘solled. Reduced from $1.00 to 50c. ‘1 pair Ladies’ 4-button Brown Dressed Kid Gloves, heavy embroidered back, size 534, damaged. Reduced 5: ars Ladi” Biarita Gloves, back and sizes pairs eray, BEE Ot sek OE omsens. ‘Reduced from @1.00 to. Wororts Aro Lorton 10rma Vira Aus F Sr. N.W. Croax Deranrwent. 2 Tan Cloth Jackets, plaited back and belt. 40 and 42. Reduced fm #10.00 to $5.00. 2Gray Firured Long Capes. Sizes 36 und 38. Re. uced from 817.50 to $10.00. 2 Plaid Cioth Triple Cape Newmarkets. Sizes 32 and 34. Reduced from 813. 50 to $10.00. 1 Imported Black Matalesse Wrap, trimmed with black velvet and fringe. Size 34. Reduced from 823.00 to $10.00. A small lot 0 Cloth-surface Gossamers, military capes. Reduced from $3.00, 3.50 and 84.00 to $2.50 eacl Asmall lot of Navy, Black, Gray and Tan Jackets; nearly all sizes, Reduced from $7.00. $8.50 and $10.00 to 85.00. 1 Silk-lined Black Matalesse Jacket, with genuine astrakiian collar. Reduced from $23.00 to $15.00. (Third floor, ‘Lith st. building. ) casas ea Fer Derarrwesr. 1 Black Astrakhan Cape. 24 inches long. Size 32. Reduced from 835.00 to $20.00. 1 Gray Krimmer Cape. Size 36. Reduced from 845.00 to 8.0.00. tolghied Beaver Storm Coller, Reduced from 815.00 2 Select Stone Marten Neck Scarfs. 812.00 to 1 Fine Mink Shoulder Cape. Size 42, fitted font. Reduced to 845.00. egagTty Feather Boas, Reduced trom $5.90 to (Bra floor, Reduced from -10th st. bldg.) Sorr Deranraesr, 3Navy Blue Serge Russian Blouse Suits, blouses lined with Scotch chev skirts lined with silesia. Size J4. Reduced from $18.50 to $10.00. 1 Brown Novelty Cloth Suit. Size 36. Reduced from 815.00 to 810.00. 12 Print «rappers, Size S2only. Reduced fi 21.35 10.900. a pag Asmall lotof Princess Cloth Wrappers, all sizes, Reduced from $2.25 to 81.75. cs 1Gray Fiannel rapper, lined throughout. Si 34. Reduced from $8.50 to #3. a 2 Brown Striped Enylish Serve Wrappers, ‘‘Pr n- cess” back, Jacket front, deep cuffs, high collar. Re- duced from #15 to $10. 1 Gray Serge Wrapper, loose front. Red 85.75 to 83.75. aa ee: 2 Tan Cloth Wrappers, hieh collar, deep cuffs, belt of bine henrietta, Sizes 34and 36. “Reduced trom @5 to $3.75. 1 Black and Gold Striped Wrapper, Wattean back, gathered front, black ruffle around ‘neck, deep cuffs edged with riffle. Reduced from 85 to #3. 1 Brocaded Velvet Vest, black. Reduced from 0. 1 Brocaded Velvet Vest, brown, Reduced from $10 to 2 Black Cloth Vests. Reduced from #5 te 82. 13d floor... --Lith st, bldg.) oe Misses: Devanrvenr. 3 All-wool Navy Blue Cheviot Reefers, large sailor on Sizes 4, Gand 10 years. Reduced from $5 1 All-wool Plaid Camel's Hair Cloak, with fall bishop sieeves. Size 4 years. Reduced from $17 1Nayy Bine Cheviot Newmarket, with divided cape. Size 14 years. Reduces from $9 to 85. 1 All-wool Gray Mixed Cheviot Jacket, with shawl roll collar of lynx fur. Size 14 years. Reduced from 812 to 88.50. LAll-wool Brown Cs trimmed with brown ve! from 89.75 to 85. 2 All-wool Navy Blue el's Hair Dress, handsomely vet. SizeS years. Reduced Asmall lot of All-wool Plaid fall bi-hop sleeves. Sizes 14, duced from $15 to $8.50. All-wool Plain and Mixed Cheviot Jackets, notch collars, bone buttons, perfect fitting. Sizes If nad Cheviot Newmarkets, 1 and 18 years. Re- 16 years, Reduced to 85, A small lot of All-wool Cardinal and Brown Flannel Dresses, neatly trimmed with braid and alk, sine Zand 14 years. Reduced to $5. 2 Stylish Scotch Cheviot Suits, plain skirts and reefer jacket, large pearl buttons. rates tons. Siz-s 14 and 16 $15.00. 1 Very Fine Rose Camel's Hair Suit, handsomel; praided. Size 18 years. Reduced trom 27,5010 and 34 busts, Reduced from $22.50 to --11th st. bldg.) —o— Brack Goons Deranruesr, to ’ No. 8-3 yards 50-inch Serge. 7 tna Reduced from $3.75 No. 11736 yards Gray Plaid. Reduced Cam from 85.63 No. 12~7 yards Cashmere reduced to 81.50. ‘No. 13-8 yards Cashmere reduced to $1.75. (st floor... Annex to 10th st. bldg.) ee, Tyrants: Diranrvenr. LLong Cream Cashmere Cloak, handsomely hroldered on cape and skirt, slightly’ soled. ‘He- duced from $10.00 to 85.00. 1 Long Cream Cashmere Cloak, cape and skirt fin- ished with four rows of fancy stitcbing—lined Yhroughout with farmer's satin, soiled. Reduced Lodd Paie Blue and White Worsted Carriage: 91.50. Crocheted, soiled. Reduced from $4.50 to Mostrx Unprawean Deranrusyr. ‘3 French Skirts, ¢ rules Reduced from 83.00t0 82 00. Nope 4 French Skirts, deep ruffle, Re- duced from $2.75 te $2.00. 6 Cambric Corset Covers, low neck, fished around neck and sleeves with narrow edge of Valenciennes lace. Sizes 40and 42. Reduced from 31 to 12340. (Second floor. 10th et. building. ) eee: 1 pair 10-4 White Biankets, snagged. Reduced trom $2. 87% to $1.75, 1, 11-4 Fine Marseilles Quilt,feoiled. Reduced from 811.00 to 96.75. Foxpa & Co. . 807 Pas: Aw. N.W. STOCK-TAKING BEGINS SHORTLY. Ol eeeceeeees Retaiers, Reav Parces Caneroter. ‘Taey will force you not only to fill in the gap for this ‘season, but supply yourseif for the next, $2.00 tor 93.00 radios’ an-woot Union #utta Have you ever worn the shirts and fronts made into © suit? Once worn you will uever wear anything else. TRY THEM Cheaper grades, similar reductions. Tas Paras Roran (Corner 18th ot and Po. eve.) Rasxaxts: Wars Lx A Nuwer x wousa soem there mest bo mech ta mame ween we head this sdvertisoment ‘‘Remnante,” know- tng tt will attract more attention than if we wrote: 190. tor 250. cauaren's Natural Woot Shirts ana | REDUCED PRICES im many instances for ful nes Pants. Size 16. 4e. rise for each stze larger. 39o. tor 750. Ladies’ Katt Skirt. Every Kort axp Fraxsex Sen Repvceo. $1.48 tor 01.75 tation Gossamer, with cape. Perfect Sitting and very dressy. Every Gossawer Repvcen, 7 inter inter Mss 6 Qc. tor 91 waite ana Gray Wool Underwear, 6c. tor 890. scarlet Woot Underwear. TDo. tor $1 scarlet Woo! Underwear. 15c. tor 25e. att-woot Hat Hose. Come wht!e we have your sizes, as these prices will ‘soon break the line. MINNIX, FONDA & COMPANY, 1t 807 Penna. ave. n.w. (Telephone 1414.1 HOR Uo U TTT cco Hn HO HoH UU T OCH an HoH So? f Soo HET S85 00 NNN ™ gSSs go NNN B fats 8 Sasq Sss5 “00 S558 Jaxvany Crosixc-Ovr Sare. In order to continue our successful sale we have marked down Cloaks, Ladies’ Jackets and ‘Wraps, regardiess of cost, to close out imme- diately. Muuseny. Highest quality, half price. Hostery Axp Uspverwear. Extraordinary opportunity. A closing-out sale at 25 per cent off. Ax Trem. Heavy Cotton Combination Suits at $1.25. Now 85 Asorner. Fast Black Stockings, 2c. Now 19. Silk Stockings, all shades. $1.25 Pan Gesvrse Foster Kiv Groves. ‘The Celebrated Genuine Foster Gloves at one-quarter off regular price. All our gloves are warranted. We offer regardless of cost all ‘slightly soiled, also odd sizes in Gloves. Duess Trrnnyes. All Paris Novelties, our importation, at haif Brice. ) Metal and Fancy, Bortows,5 1. nase. doen Former price, 12c. to 7c. dozen. Our goods are the latest importation and finest cuality. ‘TrTT bis LEGER SCH EE HH T +cocH HI Hos Ph FEET gis mp 8.8 FRE OSs Sss8 "oo NOXN = Sss5 7 jl2tr For Roses For Sretonrsa. Warm, furs make slets She. wae ene ee Tilt weight. andcome and % Popular wiiue and many rare Ray eS 1237 PA. AVE. , 413 13TH ST. N.W. Ts BREAB EAE dal? of desirable goods. 290 tor chotce of over three hundred pairs of Ladies’ Lisle Hose, comprising broten lots, many of which were 500 and 68o. None were less than 350 8 pair. Plain colors, fast Diack, also boot patterns. $2.48 cox wasste ta a1 etme and colors, made to retail for #5 and @6. Advertised two days since, but owing to delay in transit did not arrive until yes- terday. 13 vara for Crepes for evening dresses. All the delicate colors. These are new and in quantity. See and bandle thom amd you'll know why we advertise ‘them in our bargain list. 4 DC tor Ladies’ #1 All-woo! Vests and Panta, Also other reductions, for which see center window. 22c sara tor chotce of our 25e Meck Ruching. Not remnants, but entire stock, comprising best va- riety and best value attainable for 25¢ yard. T 9c tor the Ostrich Feathers that have been pro- nounced such good value at (8: bunch. Not shop- worn remnants are offered at 7Me, but fresh goods in Diack and all colors. D9c_mnece are genuine imported Marsetien Bed Spreads worth €1.50. Previously advertised, but late in arriving because of the carelessness of the railroad authorities. 1 5c ara tor snort onthe of Biack Stik Chantilly ‘Laces that were 25, 20 and Sie yard. S119 o tne reduced price tor Genuine “Gloria” Umbrelias with artistically twisted wood handies, silk tassels, extra cover. Warranted one year covered free of charge if they split. ¥ 2.48 tor tne £2.18 Ladies’ Waterproot Cloth- finish Wraps with London cape. $3.50 is prevailing price. $1.25 tortneavutton Bnetisn Walking Gloves with four big buttons, Reds and browns. Never be- fore sold at less than $1.50. He pair tor Pigskin of Biarritz Mousquetaires that Will be found on special counter. GBctortue ome French Cambric Corset Covers Best possible materials, trimmings and ft. 2.5 ctor the 35¢ Scaltoped and Embroidered Ladiew Handkerchiefs. On special counter, near door No. 1119 Pa. ave. 180 tortne25e Scalloped and Embroidered Hand. kerchtefs. Any three for S0c. But not more than three to any one customer. 29.6 tor the 0c and GRe Mousclaine de Sole Mand- kerchiefs. Delicate colors for evening wear. 1A ctor choice of the 23¢ Jewelry you will fnd in a special tray. 39 ctor the Joweiry in adjoining tray. Not. piece was less than 48c, and many @¥c aud 75c articles are there. there. 200 sun-covered Chair Head Rests, thousands of ‘Which have sold for 25: each. B39 ctor stens 50 Canton Flannel Drawers. Bee samplesin center show window of othrr reductions im prices. For instance: Cartwright & Warner's Under- Wear redaiced to $1.10. Resxaxrs_not one plece is mentioned of the morrow will quickly grab them. We don't want late callers to intimate we never had them, so don't give detailed mention. A Waut-Hearen Srore * You forget the wintry blasts when inside The Palais Royal. The temperature is at summer heat, and here are the Ginghams and Percalesand Embroideries telling of the summer. If you are like most of the Visitors of late you will spend not afew minutes in the Embroidery Department, will not buy much, but 0 praise the collection that we count you acustomer of the future. So with the Cotton Underwear stock. You find the lowest possible prices. marked on charm- ing garnients and only await the souvenirs of the “Opening.” You will not have to wait long. Fer-Trnmep Ovrer Gaawests. You probably know of The Palais Royal's reeular stock of these garments for ladies and children, but, unless you have called quite lately, you have yet to learn of the NEW GOODS secured by our Mr, Lindwa during bis flying trip. The best bargains of the sea- son are offered. $3.98 tor 90.50 costs of tack cheviot with as traknan fur entire length of front. $6.5 tor 910 coats of ight shades of cloth with + Ftrimming to match. $9.75 sorers English Cloth Costs, with frout faced with electric seal fur. $12.50 tor 205 ana #35 conte. Tan, blue, fray ond black cloths, with suitable fur trimming ‘Note the silk lining and superiority of finish. S15 cor 020 conate seat Capes. These are Lon- don dyed. Guaranteed for four years. Judged worth £30 by the furriers, $5.98 for choice of $8, nd $10 Fur Capes, smong which are those of Seal, Astrakhan, Lynx. Since no more can be secured and but few are bere these will be fleeting bargains. Some Mone Fizerse Baroarss. $3.50 tor se-coate ot atixed Cheviots, in bieck, navy, tam, gray. Full length, perfect fitting. Only too few of them. $9.75 for 815 Coats of English Tan Kersey, with big pearl buttons. You know bow scarce these are at any price. $2.98 tor 96 and #8 Newmarkets tor Misses ‘12 to 18 years of age. Made of fancy cloths, just the Proper weight for this weather—a useful garment for future winters as well as this—the Kind of extra gar- ment that is a source of comfort and profit to the owner, for it ts par excellence for wintry blasts, snow storshs or rain and saves the best coat or jacket from Tough usage. $6.98 sor 910, 912400915 Tos Gowns, ‘These were the manufacturer's samples, duplicates of which have never retailed before at less than $10. Aquick reply is imperative. ‘that we made to cell at @5and@G. All sises and in red, navy, garnet, black, gray. tan. But you aust ‘Dot ask for move thanone. This se the sister enle to last year's, which caused euch a furore. al come the BLACK GOODS agsin-cdem f Porte for attention We expect this will be the ‘UU farewell offering of the season's apeciaition. ‘The price we have put on them are bound to make short work of the few yarts apiece a!) around that are left. Of course, we wouldn't duplicate them if we could—and couldn’ if we would They were limited creations—and what we have left areall that are ‘out of service." They are BLACKS sure and stemtvnat, The Blackest black you eversaw. *"Dyed in the wool ® Because BLACK ti 0 popular there will be some “tall scrambling” after these undercuts. FRENCH SUITINGS, with wide Diagonal -NOWASe. A YARD, NOW SLA YARD, A FASHIONABLE Chevron SERGE. Was © on NOW @1.35 4 YARD, 44-inch SERGE, with Bengaline Bordure Was @1.25. NOW SLA YARD, 46-inch SERGE. with tristriped libbon Bordure— Was @2 NOW #1.75 A YARD, Enourh for two drestes ins handsome pie of SERGE, with Silk Bordure- Was #2 oma .. NOW L754 YARD CAMELS HAIK, with Shasey NOW $1.50 A YARD. MAN PLAID CAMELS NOW #2 A YARD. with Astracham weeo-e.-, NOW €2.50 4 YARD. STRACHAN STRIPED CHEV. NOW #2.50 A YARD. reas pattern of 46-inch BKOCHE— CAMELS HATR— Was $2.50. .vee--.ne--NOW @2.25 A YARD. One of the newest ROBE effects in CAMEL'S: HAIR. Was 840... ..NOW $19.50 ONLY. HENRIETTA ROBE, with embroidered vel vet for sleeves and collar. Was 840... <hee NOW O15 ONLT. You may have no interest except im the staple BLACKS. There is enough among them te eep you Dury. As soon as Priestiey—or Lapin—or any of those leading weavers—spin anything mew we get it We are recular subscribers to their olever handiwork. Here is batch of all-the-yeararound BLACKS that you will be glad enoush toget. Needs but the naming to kindle the fire of thterest? im aay quality, lover: 50-inch STORM SERGE—#1 a yard. 56-inch SILK-FINISH ALL-WOOL HENRI ETTAS—Z5e., 874e., $1, $1.25 and #1500 yard. PRIPSTLPY'S SILK WARP HENRIETTA— 81, 81.15, #12, $1376, $1.50, 61.75, #2, 92.50 and #3 a yard. LUPIN’S CAMEL'S FATR—€1.81.25, #150, 91.75, #2, and $2.75. yard. You will find PRIESTLEY'S MELROSE, CREPE CLOTH, DRAP TPALMAS and VEILS and VEILING in full variety. Whether the worth price is lowered to meet the emergency of an ending season—or remains at “par” you may be sure youare buying the best that ever came from the shuttle of was ever dipped in e dye vat. There is quality in the woo! and quality im the BLACK. It isa wedding of quality, ‘Take these “‘cheapened” ones while youcam * Preenrs, “NINTH AND THE AVENUR® Established 1840. any ‘Telephone 9a, PRicrs. In Adattion to Those Two Golden or anal FRIDAY Clomerronhe ae THE FOLLOWING" picked go in'Kew York lan wea one of our Fone 5 PIECES in lien bi Of All-silx Fai ay Full Regular Fast Biack and Misses’ School ~ Hose, F ‘pair, 11 GENTR, Vests, finished with: tons, and 4, pores Be. sizes 2, 3 00 BOXES Fine Toilet Soap, worth Zc. and 100. cake, one dozen cakes Fok 35 CENTS. 20, DOZEN German Linen Towels, 21512, extra large, worth 15e., 10 CENTS. PAIR Fr Children's Stockinet 13 CENTS. ‘worth 250., In Infants’ “a AND ENDS and SU Capa, that sold for sete es be >