Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1893, Page 4

a _THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. April 14, 1893. Eaiter. FRIDAY THE EVENING STAR has a regelar and permanent circulation In Washington three times larger than that ef any ether pager in the city. As = lecal NEWS paper and Ad- vertisivg Medi ithasne petiter. Sneceeding all other railway organizations and combining within itself the strongest pro- tective features of each there has come into being the American Railway Union. Hereto- fore the most potent of these aggregations of labor has, under strain, developed weakness of a description generally fatal to the suceess of the principle, or lack of principle, for which the employes were contesting. This frailty was to the ineohesive qualities of association which self-interest should have bound closely together, and by reason of this divided sentiment the employers repeatedly achieved victory. More concrete organization was the remedy, and by the formation of the American Railway Union the labor leaders hope to be in position to dic- tate such terms as will be satisfactory to those who have flocked to the standard and who, if all that ts said be true, will defend it to the uttermost. Out of this harmonious con- centration of heretofore discordant forces serious strife will ultimately be evolved, for a combination of labor compels a combination of capital just as combinations of capital first com- pelled the wage-earning classes to join hands in self-defense. The right of men to band them- selves together for mutual benefit is every- where admitted and in most countries is legal- ized. In the Cnited States odious trusts and grinding monopolies ply their nefarious call- ings most conspicuously, while cliques of gam- biers play protitably with the people's bread. Half « dozen millionaires meet in consultation and within five minutes arbitrarily fix the price of a natural product the output of which they control. With these operations in daily view who shall say that the wage earner inay noteombine with his brethren to secure a hearing ‘or their arguments and just consider- ation for their claims? Certainly no rational being in whose makeup there is @ fair share of equity. Viewed from any standpoint this new union promises to be a tremendous force and it will depend entirely upon the manner in which its energies are applied as to whether it shall or shall not succeed in its mission. Nine times out of ten great strength speedily resolves itself into tyranny and from legal tyranny to lawlessness is but a short step. There lies the danger, for so scon as man or men cross the bounds which wisdom has set so soon will public sentiment, or if that be ineffectual, public force crush and utterly destroy those who threaten the safe- guards society has properly erected for its own defense and to the end that the triumphant ca- reer of this reputlic be not interfered with. “To make an empire durable,” said Solon, “the magistrates must obey the laws, and the peo- ple the magistrates.” If this powerful organ- ization moves circumspectly and with due regard for the rights of those who are not and eannot be of its membership it may accom- plish great good; if its affairs be fooltsbly ad- ministered no eye can foresee the criminal pos- sibilities, no prophetic pen outline the program of bloodshed and disorder. —— Ordinarily there is no bond that direetly con- nects local interests with political conditions in ‘Texat, but the time has come when we, whobave heretofore been perforce content with quad- rennial primaries and more or less disorderly and unimportant ante-conrention conventions, | are joined irrevocably toa faction that has its headquarters in the Lone Star State. Mr. Seth Shepheard, who was today nominated an asso- cinte justice of the District Court of Appeals, is a follower of Mr. Clark— whoever he may be—and as a necessary consequence 1 at political enmity with | Gov. Hogg. The retainers of these chieftains all voted for Mr. Cleveland and all or nearly all | of them are anxious to achieve office. Senator Mills is with Mr. Shepheard and Mr. Clark; they are anti silver men. Senator Coke is arm- im-arm with Gov. Hogg: they believe in unlimited white metal and are therefore not in | accord with the administration. The President | had, it appears, to choose between the Hoggs and the Clarks in creating the District of Co- lumbia court of appeals and the Clarks are | en top. The outrageous treatment of the Hoggs by the President in this action is intensified by the fact that three men were to be appointed on our local count of appeals, and there is no apparent rea- son why the President should not have divided this Texas patronage fairly and placed a Hogg man as well as a Clark man on the District bench. — “We hold that the oficials appointed to ad- minister the government of any territory, to- gether with the districts of Columbia and Alaska, should be bona fide residents of the ter- ritory or District in which their duties are to be performed. The democratic party believes im home rule and the control of their own affairs by the people of the vicinage.”"—From the Democratic platformon which President Cleve- land was elected, ——_ +0 —___ In may be that Judge Shepheard, who repre- sents Texas and Senator Mills on the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia, and Judge Alvey, who represents Maryland and Senator Gorman on this same local court, have for Teaaons of their own not seen fit to make public exhibition of the local indosement which, under the democratic platform, it is supposed the President holds to be a prerequisite to ap- pointment. a Im the case of the District of Columbia “Home Rule” and “April Fool” make a very touching -byme. —— - eco Very properly there seems to be great public gratification over the action of the Medical Society as to the Sunday delivery of ice. Hith- | erte the proceedings of that body have been | almost exclusively of interest to physicians, becanse its action bas been as a rule confined to purely technical and professional matters. Now it is attending to duty im the broad field where its works may be seen, and in this matter it comes im for a large shce of deserved com- mendation. Energy in behalf of pure milk and cheap ice seven days a week will be creditable toany one. There is no patent on the ides. Everybody is at liberty to march in the reform procession. oe Those who deem the coming of cholera a! spring possibility can hardiy fail to extract consolation from the fact that all persons who may desire to emigrate from foreign lands to the United States will first have to undergo in- spection at the port of embarkation,the scrutiny | being conducted by surgeons of the marine hos- pital service. Within a little while these guar- diane of our national health will be on duty at Liverpool, Southampton, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Havre, Marseilles, Geneva and Na- ples, Assoon asthe new system is in opera- tion no vessels carrying immigrants from those ports can enter one of our ports without a clean Dill of health from the surgeon on duty at the other end of the line. Every effort to dispense with that document will cost the owners 25,000. With these safeguards at the points where dan- ger may most be apprehended the incoming of a. heise peas oe Ite wnderstood that Seoretary Lams Secretary Lamont pro- poses to move in the direction of what he be- lieves to be reform by returning to their re- spective regiments several officers who are now on detached service inthe War Department. ‘That is a matter in which the publie generally is only slightly interested, bu: there is real re- form waiting for some such practical man as ‘Col Lamont to move around and tir it 2 ‘On duty in the War Department are | Hood's Sarsaparilla THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. oc, Fray? apgm44. 1898—-TEN PAGES. render recognition impossible to the compara: tive stranger. Messengers and laborers are frequently addressed by titles that are not theirs, while generals and colonels and majors and captains are disguised in civilian attire, and than the general. It would be far from un- reasonable to require these officers to wear un- dress uniform during office hours. They are on duty, and should certainly bear the insignia of their rank during the daily period of service rendered the public. Argument on this propo- sition is hardly necessary. The idea has been enunciated by very many persons who have had business dealings with the department. ee The result would be beneficial if it were found possible to extend the field of operations of the additional milk inspector so that he might investigate the barnyard and dairy sources of the city’s milk supply. I: is there, as pointed out recently in Tux Stan, that the most serious dangers threaten the wholesome- ness of the milk, without any desire or inten- tion on the part of the farmers to dispose of a contaminated product. Of course no official of the District government hasany jurisdiction over Maryland and Virginia farms, but it would seem that the dairymen farmers would find in self-interest » basis of co-operation in this work of inspection and suggestion of remedies with a representative of the Washington milk consumers. ———————— An actual iceberg 800 feet high and contain- ing twenty-four square miles is calculated to make the sea serpent myth ashamed of itself. _ SHOOTING STARS. “I will now write something in a light end airy vein,” said the clerk who makes out gas bills. What come nation desiring distinction should do is to claim that none of its people discovered America before Columbus did. Let people sing of gay champagne and clarets, rich and rare, Or cordials with their colors bright dis- played, But backward glance to memory will show that none compare With a boyhood draught of circus lemonade. The true sportsman will never figure out how much less it would have cost him to buy his fish than to catch it. Life is real, life is earnest, But it might be more sublime Ifa man were not kept busy Dodging microbes all the time, “They shouldn't be called green grocers, said the man who had tried to do some market- ing. “They are not green grocers. They are the most sophisticated people on earth.” If good milk comes, With ice galore, ‘The ice-cream girl May smile once more. OUR LATEST GUT LIST KOLS PHARMACY. THE LOWEST CUT-RATE DRUG STORE IN THis CITY. Westill Inad in lowest prices for all Patent Medi- cines as we do in everything else. Closely notice these prices Paine’s Celery Compound. Ayer's Sarsaparitia Cuticura Resolvent, Cuticura Soap...... aticura Salvi 5. SS, small. SSS. large. Beef, Iron and Wine. Grecn's Nervara... 's Emulsion. Hostetter’ Bitters. Brown's tron Bitters. | Jayne's Expectoran: Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Simmons’ Liver Rezalator.. Warner's Kidney Cure. Pierce's Medical Discovery Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Pinkbam’s Compound... Hall's Hair Renewer. Barry's Tricopherou: Benson's Capcine Plast Fellows’ Syrup Hypophosphit Ayer'’s Hair Vigor. Extracts Malt, gen’ Florida Water, full size, large bottles... Fine Toilet Waters, all odors. Best Mixed Bird Seed. Palm Soap, double cs Prey Fd todd oh ddd dd dl 8: bessenesesssseus Rubber Dressing Combs, large. the captain is almost invariably better dressed’ Playing Cards, round coruers...... Best Imported Bay Rum, large bottles. Rubber Fine Combs, good quality...... Plush Dressing Case, Comb, Mirror, Brush, all good... Pocket Cooking Stow Corkscrews, good steel Golden Hair Wash, best, fresh. Gents’ Leather Traveling Cases, com- plete. French ‘Triple Extracts, lasting. Shoe Sets, complete, Bristle Brush. Shoe Brushes, first-class. Shoe Brusives, all bristle. Faraily Syringes, all rubber, Family Syringes, 3 pipes. Fountain Syringes, 2-qt (leader). Fountain Syringes, best rubber. 2 Knickerbocker Shoulder Braces, which ‘we have recommended for years. Hot-water Bazs, 2 KOLB PHARMAGY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES , COR. ma AND E STS. It sa Notion DAY TOMORROW AT COHEN'S. Of course LACES and TRIMMINGS wil! be hore at thetr regular low prices, bat pe ial attention wiil be civen to the little “‘odds ondends." And some remarkable rednetions will prevail in our NOTION DEPART- ENT. ‘Tomorrow's offers will dispel the ides that this is = high-priced store. People who've seen the quality of our goods and never been Lere themvelves Lave that wrong idea. DRESS STEELS Godown. We se] the kinds that Fashion requires them now and we'!l Lave the best qualities in black, Finch widths, 16 1 5 . Be A NEW LINE Of Narrow Braid, with tinsel edze, in all new colors, has just arrived. It'll be put out to- morrow at a surprisingiy low price. ‘Those three ttems will prepare you for the rest. You'll know what low prices to expect when you call tomorrow. S. Cohen & Co. 523 11s Sr. N.W. Dress Goods. ‘Our “‘spectaity” is the rich high “novelty” ‘Wooiens and Silks which rarely ever get into the general stores. Stik and Wool Beugaline, similar to the ol favorite SUk-wrap Henriettes, but much Novelty ‘Two-tone” Diagonal Chevieta Wool—Pailie, Figured Chine Silks, &c., in ‘8 wide range of attractive effect. McKNEW’S Daily Letter. Coats for the Little Ones. ‘We have again added largely to our already ‘extensive line of Children's and Misses’ Reefers, Cape Coats and ‘*Noveity” Jackets. We feel perfectiy safe in assuring you that this line is not equaled elsewhere in this city. Note these specials for tomorrow; Children's Navy Blue Reefers, 4 to 14 years. Only 81.75. Children's Mixed Tan Cheviot Refers. 4 to 4 years. Only $2.35. Children’s Stylish Reefers, with ‘"Bertha” cape, trimmed with gilt braid, in navy, tan and gray. Sizes 4and6 years. Only 83. Size Syeara 83.25. Sizes 10, 12 and 14 years. Only 83.50. Another style of Children's Reefers in cardi- nal, tan and navy blue, trimmed with white braid. Sizes 4, 6and8. Only $3.75. Sizes 10, t2and14 Only €4. These are the best coats for the money we have ever offered. Sarcrpars Grove Spectre. Balance of our Suede Gauntlet Gloves in tans and grays, which were 81-35, For 88c. Pre Pan. G-button-length White Chamois Skin Gloves. Only S5c. per pair. Double-tipped-finger Silk Gloves, tips war- ranted to outwear balance of glove, assorted shades of tan and gray. All prices. Capes & Coats. ‘The ladies all seem to look to us for their Coats and Capes—probably because they've been looking to us for the past quarter of a cen- tury and because they know we are the leading coat and cloak house of Washington. The ex- treme “‘novelties” are always here first—and popular prices are always named. The latest creations in Capes and Coats are rivaled by the’ ‘creations” of no formar season. ‘The styles are of the ‘*Empire” and other **An- ‘than those shown be- fore Easter—the manufacturersare doing better every day. A “Sercuu Ix Panasore. pear much more st3 ‘We buy but one or two of each style and color in Parasolsin order to secure the variety, Just think of all these hundreds you see spread around—no two are exactly alike, with the possible exception of white ones. The moral is: If you desire an exclusive style Parasol buy. ithere. ‘We Lave line of Fancy Parasols, in one shade each, at 81.50. Beautiful Parasols st 81.25, $2.50, $2.75. 83 and 83.50—the popular prices. T. ‘we “Laresre Ix Hosreny. Stylish Lisle Thread Hose, in the new shades of russet, moroceo, greys and tans for wearing with the russet shoes. Alsoaline with’ fast black feet and fancy colored uppers. Plain, open-work and em- broidered fronts, such Hose for which you ex- pect to pay 69 and 75e. Usprnweas Hany To Fro. Many ladies complain of the difficulty of securing Fiat Balbriggan Underwear, We have laid in especial line of Balbriggan Vests in hich neck and ribbed arms, high neck and short sleeves, hich neck and long sleeves and also Balbriggan Pants to match in both kneo and ankle lengths. These we will sell at the popular price of 50c. Per Gansexz. Curmsertes Repvcen. A lot of Ladies’ Fancy Percale Chemisettes, ‘which were 50c., will be offered Tomorzow Ar 19c. Bavisepv Soar Ar Har Paice We have culled from the stock alot of 9 and 0c. Soaps which have become slightly bruised and chipped, about 5 dozen cakes aito- wether. Tomorrow, 5c. Excu; 6 For 25c. W.H.McKnew 938 Pa. Ave. Toxornows Bancarss m™ . Kid Gloves. $1.25 reaies sration Drewea xias, 96. iors: Gray, black, Engiish red, tan and brown. 997 F STREET. Lupus’ sutton Monsquetaires. Ladies’ 4-vutton Dressed Kids, with large buttons, Ladies’ 7-hook Kids. Ladies’ Dressed Kid Gauntlets. Ladies* 4-button Real Castor Gloves, ‘Misses’ Dressed Kid Gauntlets, an reduced trom $1.50 to $1.20. 937 F STREET. Ati our very best French ¢-button Kids, ta black, old ross, tan, tea green, heliotrope, white. pearl, Primrose, Eminence purple, oxblood, royal bine, pink, brown, &c., trimmed with large pearl buttons. Reduced trom $2.00 vo $1.80. 937 F STREET. Lanes: svution waite chamois Mousquetaires. Reanced trom $1.00 to 9Oc. S-bu:ton White Cha:nols Mousquetaires, with col- ored embroidery. Reaacea trom $1.25 vo $1.05. LOUVRE CLOVE CO., 937 937 F STREET. CROGKETT ARSENIG-- LITHIA WATER aay recently, been introdaced to the: public and has met with versal indorsement. It's au uori- artigicure tor draperate, yout and niboa. This water eis inure win other, 3g wal’ bottle SOc T doz. bottles, &. G. G.C. Snes cruosien, l4rn Axp N.Y. Ave. “p. © eg geet Branches, W,D, Brace, 20th & Masts. J. Walter Hodges,21 & Pa. av Timely Needs. ergs Heese cians aie en Sete “Magnetic” BARGAINS Ar Ta Bon Marche Tomorrow. ‘We won't waste words. ‘These items speak for themselves. You cannot really @pord to stay away tomozrow—rain or ehine. $10 Cis, 47.48. USstat UStht Ladies’ F ne Covert Cloth Capes. with *"Bertha” with sik cord gimp, turn- over collar, &nd finished with satin ribbon streamers front and back, tan, modes, red, gray, green, Havana brown, garnet, navy blue and biack, usual selling price, $10. Tomozzow. $7.48. USE $6.50 C8 $4.98. Ladies’ Stylish Tan Coats, with ‘*Bertha” cape, box beck, balloon sleeves, usually sold at $6.50. Tomorrow, $4.98. USKE $6.50 SURE 84.98, Ladies’ Stylish Navy Blue ‘*Eton” and “Blazer” Serge Sutts, usaa!ly sold at $6.50, Toxornow Ostx $4.98. $1.25 WESrES: 98S. One miscellaneous lot of Ladies’ Print ‘Wrappers, light, medinin and derk eff aiso wourning usually sold at 3: Toxonrow, 98c. Exc. USE $1.25 WASTES 98% Stylish Navy Blue Polka Dot Sateen Waists, fall front, plait. cuffs and belt, in a variety of small and large dots, rings and fancy strives, usualjy sold at suAL SUAL second mourning stylus, $1.25, nett? &. Toxonnow, 9f 980. “Exca. Bas iste copatais to secure. pairs for the price of two tomorrow. Ladies’ Warranted Fast Black Hose, full regular made, high spliced heel and toe, lizht weixkt, 25c. quailty, y ‘omonnow. 3 Pams 50c. Children's Warranted Fast Black Derby- ribbed Hose, double heel and toe, sizes 5 to ‘936, regular selling price 25e., Tomornow, 19c., 3 For 50c. 3 VENI F8i PHCE OF 2. Ladies! Swiss-ribbed Vests, roar and erm- holes run with ribbon, wisite,ecru,pink and light bine. Tomorrow. 19c., 3 For 50c. ARASOLS. OL “Baez iB ABY"—T ARASOLS. As you know, the Parasols Department is yw this season. ‘To introduce you to it shall offer tomorrow Surah Silk Parasols, natural wood handles, in crooks, hooks, knobs, &., in black snd spring shades. Regular marked price, Lsrnopvcrory Price, $1.98. ATURDAY 6+ XLOVES, Sircubay “Dives: 8 Gisves You can save more than ono car fare in Gloves tomorrow. Taffeta Silk Gloves, tan, brown, gray, modes and biack. Oxz Dax, 190, Pam Pure Sik Gloves, black and spring shades. Our regular 4°. quality. Ose Das, 420. Par. ACE! ND YE aces AND V ¥ti ‘One miscellaneous lot of *‘Savilla” Laces, white and beige, 4 to Ginches wide, Besa- lar selling price, 15 and 18c. per yard. Tomorrow, 12%. Pen Yano. 1 miscellaneous lot Chenille Dot"*Tuxedo” Veiling:, bisck, white, green and all the leading spring shades. Eegular 25c. quality. ) ) Tomorrow, 21c, Pex Yano. RIMMINGS—DRICES QW’ kimMINGs—LF kices Uv 1 miscellaneous lot of Colored Silk Gimps inall the new apring shades. Lowest price heretofore 8c. T OMROROW, 5c. Per Yano. 1lot of Tersian Sik Cord Braid. Rega lar selling price, 9. Tomonnow, 6c. Per Yann. Llot of Large White and Smoked Pearl Buttons. Ostx Tc. Eacu. LABIES. “PAUNTEEROY" Gets. ADIES? AUNTLEROY” ETS. ‘The latest are Facntieroy Sets of Collars and Cuffs, all white, with colored edies, only 250. per set. - Sets of Chemisettes, with cuffs to match, plain white and pisin ‘coiors; also varlety of stripes, only 496. per set. EWELRY—DRICES * EWetey—Lxices Cor: 1,000 Violet Stick Pins, thrse shades, 5. Children's olla Gold Rings, plain and chased band, also with settings of turauoise and rubies, Tomorrow, Osty 170. Eacu. All Sterling Silver Hair Pins and Shell Pins, with sterling silver mountings, regular 98c. Pins. Oxe_ Dax, 690. Eace 250. Cut Silver Stick Pins, 1c. FYLISH PVIBBOXS [J IYLIS! mBBONS UNDER ‘New 3-inch Combination Fency Striped Gros Grain and Satin Ribbons, in light coloring. Worth Omty 250. Pes Yano. TRAW GAILORS [JNDER pRIGE. KAW Sartors Under Puc Ladies’ Seunette Straw Sailors, black, brown and white, usual $1.25 quality. Oxtx 98c. Excu. Children's Fancy Straw Rosebud Flats, Diack, white and fancy shades. Oxtx 29c. Excz. 39S ARB 45% FISHERS 253 es Bunches of Lilacs for 25: Beautiful Bunches of Clover for 25e. Bunches of Velvet Roses for 25 Banches of Field Lities or 25e. Bunches of Wild Daisies for 25c. TYLISH "RIMMED P_ATs. SHiS TESRER Hits Words are weak to express the beauty of our Trimmed Hets this seeson. Youcan rest assured that no matter hew fiighty your ideal might be it is very api to be here, for the highest resnits attained by the foreign and hone milliners is representel. Asa special we shal! offer an assortment of Stylish Shape Made Hats, usualiy sold at 96, $5.50, $6.93 and $7.50. Tomorrow Ar $4.98 Eacz A MOsEt Bik For Tuz Canpzex Toxozzow. With each and every Child's Roofer sold tomorrow from $1.25 and up we will }ro- sent s Magic Money Bank free. This bsnk 4s something entirely rew and will have wonderful run later on this season. Sizes in Reefers 2to 14 years. Prices. ‘Fange from $1.25 to $5. BAU 416 SEVENTH STREET. NO CREDIT—QUICK SALES—SMALL PROFITS. STAIR COMMENCING TOM IMPORTANT BARGAINS IN DESIRABLE SPRING MERCHANDISE FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. WHEREVER YOU SEZ AN ARTICLE IN THE STORE MARKED WITH A ATTENTION FOR ITS WORTHY OF IT. ARE POINTED OUT TO YoU HENOMENAL VALUES IN PRICE DURING THIS SALE, AND REMEMBER WE KNOW, AND YOU SHOULD KNOW, THAT THE ORIGINAL PRICE OF THE ARTICLE RE- DUCED IS AS LOW AS THE SAME TH CITY OF WASHINGTON. MIS, 403, 405, 407 Tru sz x For five days only, at about one-haif of cost of manu- facture. ‘Rezniar price. Our price. 195 PAIRS INFANTS’ KID BCT- TON $0.75 (e0eT 200 PAIRS CHILD'S KID PAT. TIP BUTTON 100.40 350 PAIRS MISSES’ KID PAT. TIP BUTTON. 1300 72 PAIRS LADIES’ OPERA SLIP- PERS... Pe a) 300 PAINS LADIES HOUSE SLIP- PEKS. 10 86-40 200 PAIRS MEN'S EMBROID- ERED SLIPPERS. 125 oo 500 PAIRS LADIES! DONGOLA ORROW, APRIL 18 3 0) 9 3 8 LACE 95 98 PAT GRESS AND LAC 3000 (149 300 PAIRS MENS FRENCH inci CALF, OSTYLE . 5.00 2.8 STAR” LET THAT ATTRACT YouR 225 PAIRS LADIES BEST DON. IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT GOLA KID, C. 8. OR BOX. 13 198 LADIES’ KID SPRING HEEL TIP 350 1.00 Te PAIRS LADIES CLOTH-TOP UTTON. 7 225 PATS. sai TURNED LACE... 72 Pal 3 ss IN MERCHANDISE YOU WANT, EVERY ITEM OF WilICH 18 REDUCED ENT LEATHER 1.19 96 PAIRS LADIES’ LEATHER BUTTON, x 400 PATRS LADIES' AN el aes BAND-SEWED (BURT'S 70 2.99 ING CAN BE BOUGHT FOR IN THE aS PAIRS INFANTS DORGOLA 1.00 33 110 PAIRS LADIES) BUSSIA CALE OXFORDS. 130 ENS _ Wenn 50c. Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts 50c. Medium Weight Underwear. 25c. Brass Buckie Suspenders ULINERY. ‘There is always gomethine new in Millinery here adit is always sold st oar well-known popular ‘ost. sty! t sequal to any litters. Our stock rk 1 ‘of Untrimmed Hets, Flowers and Trimmings, incinde cheap, medium and nest crates and is the most exteusive line shown in Washington. NOTIONS. FROM THE GREAT BOSTON FIRE. THIS IMMENSE STOCK MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE TO ADJUST INSURANCE. THE FOLLOWING PRICES WILL SHOW YOU THAT WE MEAN BUSINESS. Former price. Our price. FOR THE STAR SALE WE WILL PLACE ON SALE A STYLISHLY i 0. 00 x: ‘@8c. Colored Borders Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs. — = 25e. Silk Neckwoar... 4 $1 Laundered Madras Neslixe Shirts. 75e, Children's Untrimmed Hats, in a variety = ‘of shapes and coo: 49 Te." and 81. Flowers, i elit geese ~ 40 Riau, tulips, fe Fase, narciawua, 4m ell Harcuers, 19 Somos — HAMMER‘ 19 Tig. Fine Velvet Rows, in goven colors, also 100 STEEL 7A01 OL _Brapeted Violets and Fouiage. KEY RING, BONE TAG... on 5c Fine Jacque Rosse, branched MACHINE SCREWDRIVER... oe * 1 DOZEN BONE COLLAR Bi SSS Se TONS 03, Sees 43¢-INCH TAPER SAW FILE 8 $1.22 AND 94 INCH PRINTED Tock axponrys. <3 chiA Ate SER poreden ante 10 SURIPES AND FIGURES, ALSO > oor cine eee a KNIVES AND FORKS (DOZEN)... “9 AND TACK CLAW. 03 75e. Plain and Printed China and Indis Silks, TOILET SOAP. 02 light and dark grounds... 50e 200. 30-inch-wide Black Japanese Silks. 850 “15 -08 90c. Changeable Surah Silks to * CAND OVER 1,000 DIFFERENT ARTICLES IN sees of dress goods. SHOES, HARDWARE AND NOTIONS WHICH WE 8125 Figured Change Uy PIECES OF BEST QUALITY 28} 80: ‘SCOTCH PHY EVERY W HERE aT CLOTHING | AND SHIRT WAISTS FOR BOYS. 1.50 Navy Blue Flannel Blouse Suits, sailor colinr. For the sutt. 81.98 Bovs' Kilt Suits, Suits, all sizes, 0c. cima Biouse Waists, made of fine India linea... WEAR, APRONS AND INFANTS’ WEAR. WEAR INCLUD. eid Vat Nase aa coer Nurses’ Aprons, white, with wide, colored borders, - Infants’ Long Caimbcic Slips, finely tucked, embroidery trimmed, wide hem round bot- tom. - Infante Short Gretchen Dresses with Snely tucked and embroidery yoke (back and front). Tafan‘s' Pique Hats, braided crown and strings. .190 UPHOL- STERY. Grectest values ever offered in this line in Wash- -10c. yard ), for Bie. 0c. Draperies .. Lace Cartains, $1.55 and #225 pair. Frilled Musiin Curtains, for sashes and win- dows, worth 82.25 to $3.85. For 81.78 and ‘82.95 pair all colors, wide dedoes, For $2.59, 83.45, 24.29 and 86.55 pair and 81.78. Worth doubie TRUNKS, BAGS. ‘Tranks, $1.95 to @16.G5 Between thesetwo ex- tremes we show numerous styles of trunks, which we gnaranteo to wear,and saveyou money on. Traveling Bags, from the cheapest to the best. It's to your terest to see our Traveling Goods Department you make your purchases. LACES & EM BROIDERY. ‘0c Torchon Laces. 12 yda. to a piece..... ‘Wand 1240. Plat Vai Laces ......-....+------- Tere 75 and 06-. 45 inches wide Emb’r’y Flouncings. 30c.y4 é i sei #8 e SBE J ae ee oe eae ee ea re CANNOT ENUMERATE. BOOKS, A lot of standard sets, 1s -EBO' emthors, Posts, Ser, at lous Waa ost of Fruiting oF no ch-boun and nicely printed Books, by standard Nar write member thts Avo days only, end our a9 p.m store 3s open ev 403, 405, ‘407 Tem Sx NLW. WEDDING GIFTS. Each item in theimmense stock of this 4s worth: vention. ‘Those ment are im portant f fares GRAY ALL- Woot, CHEVIOT cLoTH S BUREER JACK YES, WITH @® LARGE SLEEVE: ° £9.50 and $11.50 Groe ro: a Cloth Capes, wth be breila Broadcloth Skiris ties in Eton Suits, Silk Waists, shoulders and ext ae ERY. 25e. LADIES' BOOT-PATTERN ‘I 9c. Bie, Fine Liste, Hose. COTTON HOSE-EXTRAORDI- heliew Kibbed Silix Hose.” bisckand rs 8D. 0s. Silk Teffeta Glov. ie. > G-button White Kid Glov -08 S-button Sweed Mouscuetaires WOKES. AND FICHUS, PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS, 5 B8 furan and Satin-tripe Fancy Parasols... EVERETT, 919 F ST. THE MONUMENTAL. FASHION LEADERS IN FINE MILLINERY AT POPULAR PRICES. Our Eats are improving to every face. They have “style” They lend tone and distinetion to the dress. When you aspire toa Hat out of the ordinary and different from the common, SEE OURS, You'll find our fashions handsomer than any you have yet seen, ‘an¢ our prices most agreeably small. STRAW SHAPES. Entirely New Styles. ‘There'sa treat for ladies buying Straw Shapes this ‘week. We've achoice importation of Paris Model ‘Hats in rare braids und fine braids which wo will sell at retail at wholesale prices. 81.89 82.10 L685 TRIMMINGS fp, Colored Stk and Gold Gimp, springghades. Se. 7 Dok Gimp, Beast pattern. o.--..-. Srrow Colored Beat Rave ise Fa ‘Very special values in French Chip and Lace Hats and Pisteaus, in all the new tints and shapes, from 98c. upward. ONE LOT SAMPLE FLOWERS, 30. Very beau- titul and worth 81.25. RIBBON DRIVES. 29,900 Yards, VELVETS TO MATCH EVERYTHING. ‘Millinersand dressmakers may take the usual dis- count. 937 Axp 939 F ST. N.W. a Bo Black Six Pleated Ribbon, wimp center Bsc ya HOt ONS. 12c. and 1c. Coronet Rubber Dress oe Wale ise visas Be. sod se." Ghinton"datety Bis, Wii or, } Se. White Knitting Coston, all eo SS Ge Double Boue Casinz, fancy stitching PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES. +. Large Sachet and Pornade Vaseline. ie: Rod ae de Bras, foe: French Tooth Brash, 4-10 Great Wreck|“Out of a Fix.” To se “OUT OF THIS FIxvwe shall—POR A FEW DAYS ONLY—unlosd many ‘Shoes, THIS SALE BEGINS TOMGsROW AT 8 a, at, And embraces some of the FOLLOWING SEASONABLE snoE- ‘Men's Hand-welt Calf Laced Shoca, Men's Hand-weit Calf Biuchers, ‘Men's Hand-welt Russet Calf Shoes, #3.0-PoR a rew pars ar $2.40. ‘Moa's Rea! Kangaroo Laced. ‘Men's Rea; Kangaroo Gaiters, Boys’ Kangaroo Calf Blacbers. Worth @-PoR a vew vars at $1.90. Worth ‘Men's Veal Calf Congress, ‘Men's Veal Calf Laced. ‘Boys’ and youths’ sizes. ‘Veal Button aad Laced. Worth @1.60-FOR 4 FEW DAYS aT $1.15. Ladics’ Feather-weieht Blockers, Ladies’ Featherweight Bation. ‘Ladies Russet Calf Bluchercties, Worth ts-ror a yew pars at $2.40. Ladies’ Tan-colored Biuchers. Ladies’ Fine Dongola Buttoa, In 5 digerent shapes, Ladies Common-sense Laced Boot, Worth ¢2.0-ron a Few vars at $1.90. Ladies’ Tan Color Goat Oxfords, ‘Ladies’ Tan Gost Blucheretes. Worth $1.0-FoR 4 Few pays at $1.00, ‘Ladies’ Dongola Patent Tip Oxfords. ‘Ladies’ Dongols Common-sense Oxfaus. Worth @1.25—FoR a Few pars a1 7 3c, ‘Misses’ Dongola Patent Tip Baton. ‘Misses’ Tan Gost Button. Worth @1.50-FOR a FEW DAYS AT $1.20. ‘Misses’ 11 to 7 Pebble Button Mots, Child's 4 to 103 Patent Tip Baton. ‘Child's ¢ to 8 Tan or Red Goat Bitton. Worth 91.00-ron a Few pars at 700. ‘Child's Patent Tip Spring Hecla, Infant’ Patent Tip Kid Button, Infante’ Red Gost Button. ‘Infants’ Tan Gost Button. Worth 75e.—FoR a Few pars at 47a ‘Fou should by al! means see our ‘Ladies’ €2 and €2.50 Fine Low Siow. Gents’ €3 “Gem” Russet Shoes (Children's Fine Russet Boots, WM. AGN & C0.’S 930 and G32 7th st. . 1014 and 1916 Pa. ave, 231 Pave » R. Nathanson, PROFITABLE PURCHASING. It is rarely that euch an oppctunity ts presented to make extremely profitable pechas.ng. This eaie will continue for tomorrow, anc below we enumerate @ few of the many eperiai caiue Hoss. In this department you wilalways find every stay quality, shade and «iz? Bibs. PRRRRE i Our Lace ee 10c.Laces, Point ¢ Ireland, ental and Abe. Point 100 "Orientals Vebnctennes,” Point Go ireland ‘and Silk Laces, “ ‘Ze. Laces, Silk Oriental, Valenciennes and Potnt de Ireian, Tard. ......-..---»-o-----v-neenemedB® MARCHE) 314—316 Tra Sz. Wiixanre & pyancseuem 1205 Pa Ava many off- cers of the staff corps and the line, rishi: ee mixed up with the civilian employes as J. B. NUE: Hor Bus & Co)