Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1893, Page 5

I| SUMMER BAR- || {| GAINS ON I] OUR 30 FLOOR. , Fasway Is Ovn Reswsaxt Daz. OW THIS DAY IS PLACED ON OUR LARGE 3D FLOOR THE REMNANTS AND SHORT LENGTHS THAT HAVE ACCUMULATED IN THE HOUSE DURING 4 BUSY WEEK. WE DROP THE PRICES OF THESE GOODS BEFORE WE PLACE THEM UP HIGHER BUT THAT DOES NOT PRE- VENT YOU FROM SAVING MONEY, FOR YOU CAN SAVE ENOUGH FOR YOUR MARKET MONEY BY AT- TENDING THESE SALES, PARTICULARLY SO THIS TIME OF THE YEAR AMONG THE MANY THIS WEEK ABE THESE: OSE CASE OF PLAIN COLORED WOOLCHALLIE REMNANTS. including black and cream. Reduced from 18 to 8c. per yard. 4 LARGE LOT OF TABLE OILCLOTH REM- ! wet we a peetaetace proue piu eeeo ae! i oe HANTS im lengths 154, 1% and 2 yards, AT GREATLY | REDUCED PRICES. 1 CASE OF FIGURED PINEAPPLE TISSUE REMNANTS, ood styles, fast colore ‘trom rte Se. yard. ‘3 CASES OF FINE FIGURED DARK AND LIGHT COLORED BATISTE, fully 1 yard wide, absolutely fast colors, Reduced from yard. “] CASE OF FANCY @ cLorm REM ANTS, inciuling pink pr blue stripes. Reduced 126 to Sec. yard. Sy poz LaDIEs’ GAUZE VESTS in different Mixes. Reduced from 3} and 37% to 15c. eacr. “A SPECIAL LOT OF DOMESTIC TABLE LINEN, fm red and white and red and green fizures, including Balf bleached manufactures, AT HALF OF THEIR OBIGINAL VALUES. ANOTHER LOT OF THE FAMOUS BLACK OR- GANDIE REMNASTs, im plain. plaid aud Gripes. Reduced from 1:4. 15, 18 and 2% to Ble. por yard. A CASK OF INDIA SATINE REMNANTS, in Disck and gray; also other dark mixtures; a suitable Article for mourning aud middleazed ladies; fast folors Reduced from 20 to 1c. persara. “7] CASE OF LIGHT-FIGURED ORGANDIE NANTS, fast colors. Reduced from Lihe. to 8c. per MANY MORE TEKESTING UES AWAIT YOUR |} PICKING. SCORES || i Ix- 11 i ' | OF ARTICLES THAT | ' t ' VAL- i ARE NOT SUFFI- | CIENT IN QUANTITY | TO RISK ADVERTIS- | | ING ARE HERE, PAR. | TICULARLY IN THE FORE PART OF THE DAY. THE EARLY BID GENERALLY FARES THE BEST, OUR 3D FLOOR 18 EASILY REACHED BY BROAD STAIRWAY OR EASY.GOING ELE- VATOR. OCR FIFTY PATENT FANS MAKE OUR STORE a DE- LIGHTFUL SHOPPING RESORT. PACKAGES DELIVERED IN ALEX. | ANDBIA DAILY. ' ' t ' ' a i in ' ny tt ! ' ' ' t t ' ' ' ’ ' ' ' ti ' ' ' i ' t ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' t ' ' ' ! ’ ' ' ' i LANSBURGH THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. THURSDAY. JUNE 15. 1893—TEN PAGES. WOODWARD AND LOTHROP, em, [accents [A DEDICATIO EXTRA Nathanson. Announcement FOR FRIDAY AND oe AND MOND: BRUSH DEPARTMENT. “PATENT MEDICINE DEPARTMENT. REPIESRERERES 00 DEPARTMENT. 82 Famtly Syringe, rubber pipes and coanections, and every Syringe wuaranteed perfect.. 81 Famtly Syringe, 3 rubber pipes, only. $2 Fountain Syringe, 2 quart. only... 92.25 Fountain Syringe. 3 quart, only. 61 Knickerbocker Shoulder Braces down at. $2.50 Trusses, rights or lefts, to At, on!) Abaomtnal Supporters, Rubber Bandages. = Competent lady tn charie of female department _aOts PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E STS. ¥. W. ‘900. 480 26 49 x Garar Repvertoxs IN MY ENTIRE STOCK OF Fersrrvne, Canrers Aso Urnorsreay G Foons, PREVIOUS TO TAKING STOCK JULY 15. Baldwin Dry Air Refrigerators from $6 and up- ward ; the best make on the market. ‘Matting from 86 a roll and upward. \djustable Window Screens to fit any size window, S large stock of Baby Carriages, from 93 and upward. Wardwrobes with bevel French plate glasg door, in oak and wa'nut, #28. Parlor and Chamber Furniture at greatly reduced prices, ‘Loose Covers cut and made to order. WASH. B. LLIAMS,|- Gor. 7th & D sts. n.w. BON hae Ue glass of wild cherry beverave. Cool, ————healthyul and refreshing. Free to ail. MORE SILK WAISTS. ———— We have been for-unate eneugh to ————"eeure another 3 dozen of those Fine ——_— Stylish India Silk Waists which . $10 and white, navy and s most exquisite line ————of lizht fancy stripes. These havo ———halloon sleeves, with faney fan fronts, ————-and are the finest and most stylish ————Waists introduced this season. BRO. welS 420, 422, 424. 420 7TH ST. NW. “SHOE NEWS.” URING the five days commencin? Shoes for buys and giris will leave curouses You'll want them for the commenc-ments—yon know ‘we are headquarters for them—and our FIVE DAYS’ SPECIAL SALE REDUCED PRICES ‘Wil almost double the pu-chasin; power of your dollar. BOYS' AND YOUTHS’ 82 and $2.50 Tan and Black Low-cut Shoes, five different kinds of leather, z - Ar $1.47 BOYS AND YOUTHS 91.50 Tan-coiored Goat aud Finest Patent Leather Low-cut Shoes..... MISSES" AND LADIES’ SIZES BSPEING HEEL Vici Kid. Pateut Losther and Finest Tan and Red Gost Ties and Sandals Ar $1.47 MISSES’ AND CHILD'S 81.25 Royal Kid, — Tan and Red Goat Ties... x Ar 97. MISSES’ AND cHILDs ¢ 81.00 and « few $1.25 Dongola Dark ‘Ten Goat a Leetter Oxford Tea Ae 730. Onl; fer Az SES9 es en ee Hand-made Low-eut Shoes—tan or biack—«ood $2.50 or 84.00 pee Ock Geu $3.00 & agp Russet Calf Low-cut SHOES" in town for the Price-fully equaling the best #4 shoes of our competitors. Wm. Batho & Gos RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 990 AND 992 7TH ST., 1914 AND 1916 PA. AVE, 1 231 PA AVE. & E Public Opinion —the creat tribunal from whose decision there fe no appeal, stamped “Superlative” Soar with the seal of its approval I It isnot a new flour—but s 0 has seen Ist. BECAUSE IT IS MADZ FROM THE VERY BES MINNESOTA AND DAKOTA WHEAT. 2d. BECAUSE IT 18 MADE IN THE LARGEST AND MOST IMPROVED MILLS IN THE UNIIED STATES. 34. BECAUSE IT IS BEALTHY_BEING CAKEFULLY REFINED AND HANDLED THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE PROCESS OF ITS MANUFACTURE. It is made by the Washburn-Crosby Milling Co. superlative” at your vrocer’a, em. M. Galt & Co.. Whoesa ¢ Age Gor. Ist. st. and Indiana ave. uw. Choice, $4.69. Underwear Sale Cont'd. ————_Remember that we shall sel? Mustin Underwear at wholesale prices until ————Saturday night. To prevent mer- ————<hant= from buying 3p these special ————-items we shall limit their sale. Musiin Gowns. Skirts... 306 Corset Covers. -83¢ Drawers... “Eton” Suits. ————_We probably have « larger stock of ———"‘Eton” Suits than any other one ————hhouse in the clty. We are four yery stylish lines of Ladies’ Serge Few Selle, which wore 310, 12 and Ar 35. 98 Eaxcs. Ladies’ Fine English Storm Serge Eton” Suits, navy blue and black, -———tully worth 99. BON MARCIE « 314-316 Tr St N.W. DO YOU NEED Teeth? ‘We can mske you a set of teeth that will be a Joy forever. They will FIT—they will ENDURE-they will LOOK NATURAL—and they will be as comfortable as any and more comfortable than some natural teeth. We have all the latest appliances and best materials, and all of our dentists are “‘experts.” ERAN other dranchea of dental work by “expert” specialists. U.S. Destan Assocrario, 401 Tru Sr N. W. Baltimore Ofice: 1 N. Charles st. 215 = be = i=) _ i=) = = = = = = = _ = STER, © = 340-341-342 = = Jester Manger, = — 5 ESTERN AREET, je15 et offering |" IMMENSE SALE. Tomorrow, Huston, ends one of the most successful ‘B-day bargain ales of our existence. ‘You should not fail to take advantage of this sale, Tie | Sgt iasetdom thas ‘such marvelous good values are fered. ‘The prices sdvertised end with this immense re- dnetion sale. Haxvzencuters, Our regalar 4e. Faney Border Sale price...26 Giues Axp Hosmay. Our regular Sle, Silk Mitts, slightly damaged. Bale price. Our reeular joves. Sale pri Prat emieee ‘Stk pres Sale price. Our regular 19c. Ladies’ Full Regular Hose. Sale price. Our regular 25e. Price. Unpenwean. Our rerular 12iée. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vesta, ‘and trimmed with deep embroidery, gripes 490 Samr Wasts Axo Wrarrexs - Shirt Watsts. Sale price....,..... . White Shirt Waists, embroidered collar and cuffs. Sale price. 5 (Our regular 89. White Shirt Waists, ful rufle collar andcuffs, Sale price... ‘ Our regular $2 Wrapper, puff sleeves, V yoke, Wattoan back, box pleat front. Sale Our recular $2.48 Gingham Wrapyer, sal'or collar, trimmed with tucked S French Corded Gingham Wrapper. large puff sleeves, ploated colicr, shirred ruffle around sleeves, shirred back and empire front. Sale price. +-92.39 Mews Wear Our rerular 190. Windsor Ties. ale price. Our regular 30c. Joan Drawers, Sale pri Our recular 30c. Balbrigven Shirts. Sale price... 9 Our regular S0c. Crepe Neglige Shirts. Sale pzice.. 30e R. Nathanson, = 818 7TH ST. w. Lower Prices Than Ever At The Rink. Lower prices than ever before for the noxt two days to keep up the excitement at the “hiake 20 Off Baby Carriages. Toclore out the balance of our stock of Baby Carriages we will allow discount of 20 er cent—one- Ath off. Cots, 65c. 85 Upholstered Cots, slightly dam- ved. Reduced from $1.50 to dic. each. Rockers, $2. Mammoth Porch Rockers, just the for veranda of iawn use. Re- duced from #325 to 82. T. Taste Covers Usper Paice. For three days we will sell No. 1 Bast quality of Fringe Chenilie Tabie Covers for what we paid, viz: G-quarter Heavy Chenille Fringed Table Covers. ; Were $3. Now S82. Squarter Heavy Chenille Fringed Table Covers. Wear 86. Now $4.50. 75: Vows Priors, 480. 500 more of those excellent Sateen-covered Down Pillows. Regular price, 75c. Osx 48c. Eaca. 25c. Danmes, 15c. 5 pteom of Licht-figured Dimitiee fer furniture covering. Went “O5e, Now 15c. Yo. Coxrarss Harr Paice. ‘84 ha'f pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, Warr 82. Now $1 Exon Sereens, Awnings, Loose Covers. READY MADE AND TO ORDER. All The Credit You Want. JULIUS LANSBURGH, “Rimk,” it N. x. Ave. Near — Sx. GET GAS; RANGES for summer cooking. Got them at SHEDD’S and you get the best. Largest stock, lowest prices. . SHEDB & BRS: 432 OTT SE ee REMNANT DAY, sno SMORROW, FRIDAY, JUNE 16. MNANTS tn every And and wet rid of ther en sous, rer iss, ave ae saranda Shorey snd action. “We have learned ore learatar Waar A Reusayr Suz Is A; A ‘If when sh chandise the — a gremeraeie as se ND ‘oral hacked and Teles c REMNANTS foor— TS. hi itis fas sab urures wens do 10 take. ars Be Som_asvor them. tis every Friday hieve remnant taecuidlations wile SR ire te is pitaels tia sntce weet yw to. ry week bow to accom. prevent them’ not wretheriog. reunites sirour thought and How Irs Scouser FULLY Maxacen. happens upon Stationery, Face Powder or iratlet Watts, Ri Seis taisetne“enythins zat in ‘oiled. ‘marred, scratched or other uel omamm the stock and puts them under the counter or olsewhet ‘of ita renuavaders. joth stock like ours). he or ens. Rae" [Gloyss, Hosiery, We. C. other “*boxed"* cite stoppers abo tunmnodistoly with- re in a recep! and after Cloaks, P, oo i Taz Porexr Factor Ix Lo asec: nee. THA’ Mess I Beurasine Dersnruey. 2 pair Regular-rwade Lisle Thread Drawers, Size 32. Sean Drawers. Soiled Bins 38 Reduced ‘bread Shirts, Sizes 38 and 42. Reduced Si Plsied Drawers. Size 34. Reduced from summer weight. sed iow maa 0g a €3.00 5 for ore hike ts aay a eed a aati ued a hte, Sizes 1534. 16 and 10%. Re- pes mitusde Noglixe Shirt. Size 10%. Reduced 2 Flaunel Night Shirts, Soiled. Size 15 and 16%. i bashers 1-11-1009 F at.) Muuuseay Depanrext. 23 unches of Fancy Straw. Reduced t0 106, 5 ‘bn of Odd Keduced to 1M¢, ieiroark, alied Reduced trom 85. aijand's7 to (2A oor, sessoee2d annex, ) Croax Derarruesz. Ladies’ Jackets, one gray, one bine and two tan. sires BO, do'and a Weaticed from 66 aul 6680 t0 GAOfey Clout Roster Jackets, Six:e2 and 34 Re- ae a a) elt suripad Fiann.) Blazer Jackets, Sizes 34 4 Navy rains 8 Storm one Bi ik facings. 1uced. plain eats Reduced ‘Sizes. oe pal ets 2 os rf {ace and Silk Figuees Wraps. Sizes 4 8. n Cape, velvet butterfly. juced from 810 ae el i Belery Jackets, embroidered in gold. Re- Toor. +11th st. building.) Sorr Weer ers, Sizes 32 and 34. = ‘Str | Satine Walsts. Sizes 3 ine Fld Nafasook Wirenper, trimmed with fine Reduce 82.75 t 30 10 82.75. coe Cloth Wentbarts "Stace 34 and 40. 1. 50. nif Weiate, Sloe 2 and 34 gy siaere Wrapoer Bize 34. Reduced from "Roval Mijay® Eton Bult. Sine 30. Reduced ai Su ml nmnaschedy Size 32. Waist sine acon Blouse Suite: Sizes 92 and vot World « Pair” Rnite, tailor made Reduced from $52 30 (0 @7. .+11th st. bldg.) Misses) Deranrwent. 6 Best Quality Pere: pyckangtront? sizes § and 10 a tater meatly coed lara, peurl but- S76 and 12 years. “Keutced from 65 3 al Fy" Tan tego Korg atons tm oe Prig : wast er = eable silk, slucnly faded ger 20 16: ‘Keduced fro: ak Ritwoot Re Cloth, Droases, with velvet trim: auitabie Tor traveling wear. Since 4 ne via jue Blouso Suits, navy bine and ty Wenge sation collar, embrokdery O years. iteduced from years, ony white, Score i Dainty Lawn Dresses, t aouare ef. feet. fall aa saan ems. mene wo 12 years. (Bo Bbor.-. “ ssseeoLIth at, bide.) Boys Crormxo Deranraexr. £0 Straw Hate Reduced from $2.25 and $1.50 to G Fanntleroy Suwex Suits. Reduced from $3.50 a ‘Sizes 3, 4 and 5 years. Reduced from btn Sizes GH. UW and (Reduced as 2 D pate oon =e Sizes Sand Oyears. Reduced . 10th st. bidg.) oop: Deranryesy, , Lawn, 36 to Sis yards. Renmgante 8 Satin Oreandio, 3 to GH yards. Reduced from 15 to z eninantz Drees Gingham, 10 to 12 yards. Reduced om. 10 to Gat Boor... 20th at. bldg.) 0 wide 10th st, aunex.) ee Lanes Corrox Usperwran, 1 Cambric Corset Cover, V neck back and front, ith Hambuew tnsersing, ribbow run throuch. “Ke- Seal from gi neh nade Skirts, ds flounce of hand Se Baisiad With yoke band. ‘Reduced from .+.10th at. bld'g.) aaa cass Deranruest. am Fisured Challie S Srrdin asrroerivbons sty full eevee, Huod shrousetout sith I bie for raveline. | Reduced from 1.50. 3, Odd Pink Gingham Dress. soaave ao Jackatyinaed with braid trimming, higa fill ale (24 Noor. -10th st. bid’g.) Cunpnex's Corros 1.Children's Flan, Muslin Gown, Mother, Hubbarg styjg, for « child 5 or 6 years. Rs Ghinaren's 's Plain Chemise, for a child Sor 4 seat 1 Hematitehed Double Darnask yards wide, 3 yards long. Keduced jemstitched Double Dai Reduced from Dinner Napkins (seconds). ner Napkins (seconds). Reduced Reduced Chamolsine Dust Cloths, slightly $1. 'dosen Enatiah 1.00 to Reduced trom 91.00 %0 700. a dogse, pesky rea Korrrep Uxvenwean Deranruesr, 2 Laden’ Gauze Vesta, low nock, short sleeves, yous a Pash from 50, 60 and 70 to 3c. ae i7 Light Bin Swiss Bibbed ¥ Vests, igw neck 4 slightly from 20 a 2d annex.) ee Haypxercmer Deranraexr, dies’ All-linen Hand-e red Bondtenthtets, soiled. ‘Ieduced from 18 to Sher oe Feet Auldinen ¢ Lacgtrioumed © Han ther- rom 7: G for Mas, itu lunes “GgntNerchiets, tape ‘and tinded border, nr, odd “ie ed from 18 t0 1 tint oor. annex.) Brack Goove De Deranrwenr, No, 310,44 yards Hop Secking. Reduced trom *ke'd c, 3Q5—GH yards Hop Sucking. Reduced trom 85.50 a Hellotrope Platd Grenadine, Reduced from we ‘nite Camel's Hat Grenadine, —_- Bontered C ‘Camel's Hair Grenadine, Reduced ames fou Frste Grenadine. Reduced from #21 ip wag? Figured Grenadine, Reduced from $17.50 bef ‘about twenty Dress Patterns at greatly reduced at floor... ---10th st, annex.) = Grove Deranruesr. a SPniTy Chamote Gloves, Zeray snd 1 tan. Sizes 5%, 4 pairs 4-button Suede Gloves. | ae and gray. Sizes cet & Soe as length Tan StL Suede teh napa Shoot Black Hid Gloves juced Gist aber. Rey st, annex.) Cottar Axp (Garr! ecteres r. ecg: iht Fink Chemiscttes, Td he ufo down front, Maced trom fic, 20 SOC. 8 ia Plaid GUE Front, slightly sotled, Reduced from toate. # for Ad Ties, slightly solled, f ingor lee, li Ly tolled. Reduced from 25 t annex.) ig Wants, nent pattorns, tucked 8 ‘Redue ieour fe a Sverre, ‘on ssc is instances, 18 ore fag ba rey ill ac ergalne—ana Heauced | (ui floor. peel esedn fackets, tule, Ribbon on ines overs! Of ‘everything, for they are Bargains that tell of many a ‘themselves give you s specis «x Deranraexr. ‘stan*ard authors, 17 Choice Cloth-bcund Novels Printed om ood paper. “Red ‘and 75c. Saraxzse Deranrwenr. Poy saad Stoop Seats, slightly damaged. oa ‘Tokonabt Umbrella Jars. Reduced from 84.85 sas fold Gold Embroldered Screens. Reduced from 2d annex) Ono Pars Lace Contams. NOTTINGHAM, pair, reduced fro) 2 patra, Ro e7-2 COLORED MADRAS, en Pairs. ‘Meduced No. Ti50—a pairs: Reduced from @13 to MUSLIN. mn 84 to 83. bet wed fr }1. 20 to T5e. No: 4861—3 aire. “Rostuced ee: #113. leduced fro Hisdinced from #18 toes. ‘No. 6485-2 pairs. Reduced from $12 to $0. IRISH POINT. No. 1796-1 pair. Reduced from 10. RO jr. Swiss Lace, Xo. Seerieet pats, Reduced fro Kerdluced rs. Srupz Six. Yo. 178-1 pair. 80-1 vate, Red quate afr. Re Heal Retuced from 19 Engravings, Rene nd om me 4 oa pe icduced fen 41.00to om 2. P, IcTuRE Deranruexr, white and old f1 agi white and gold ax and white and gold aovese <i Waren Coorens. J Fine Nickel-piated Cooler. Heduced from #13 to (4th foor.. Busy Cannnez Deranraext $0 UETE Mapdsome Hey wood Carr plush, Redu jue silk 2 to 8. if Beets, Reduced from 75c., Fishin Kooks, i finninw Baskets. “ieduced omit fe as nis 10, reluced from $2.50 to $ . 1091.90. 8 sdund sooo to has aie iron 8 "stot Isbad i 0 bak io a missing. 2 812.50, ot Fe eae i a8. 2 odd. veneers Slop Jara. Red: Fuh e eras 2 odd size p eamer Chale. Reduced from @3 to 61.30, Ganvex_ Toots. $125 and 8) 10th st. blag. ) ednced from aie juced = mia ‘Sto 0, aigcct pou taeat 50 Troms te 50. fused frou 8x50 re f ‘810.00 to. Reduced froin $12.00 ear bo. st bldg.) --10th sf, bldg.) Chatr Cushions, Reduced from $2.25 ie Cabin Bag, 17-Inch. Reduced from in gather Harvard Club Bag. Reduced from at. bldg. ) 3 to = Srortrxa Goons Derantuest. oo ~~ 30, De Ss 10>. 25 and @1.00 Reduced from $3.50 yer Set, 1p ‘ots, damaged. Reduced from @2.00, Oe ‘Tennis Set, soiled. Reduced from $19.50 1 --10th st. bias.) oS te missing. Re- ‘Tea set, 1 cup missing. Reduced from Set, 130 pieces, 6. fea Meduced frou $13 19 1 Ico Cream Set, Carisbsd china, Reduced from 84.50 to &. ‘Loelton Chamber Set. Be Reduced from $12 to from $3 to 89. 20th st, bidg.) Merz, Goons De ePARTMENT. trom T Bronze oy Redu 2 Handsome Bonzo and Porcelain Vass. Reduced Rednoe from $15 t0 8% bldg.) al Derr. 1Tin Toilet Set, 3 pieces, imperfect. Reduced Smale Wen sh Botiers, yea Knife Bor, shopworn. Reduced reduced from 2 to 81.75. Neduced from $1.35 to *Tineary Tin Oatmeal Kettle. Reduosd trom 60e.to Patent Fly Fan, shopworn. Keduced from 83 to Baaoor.. eo “Mud Deranruexr, union, Snede, Reduced from &3 to SD Iasi 1 ae 33 2 a Age sie iam rone to $3.2 Kusses Burton Shoes” ius. 12,1-13, 1 of, \aizoa ‘Gxtords, patent Teather a Ath st. Bide.) ja last 1.2) 2:3. 1-6 “O" last—1-L Wedueed fom 62.30 ++-11th st. bldg.) bor toe Persad “py “sy EWELRY Desa § Suiver Vineleretien, Reduced fro ii Biv Be. to Pin Cushions, ist floor. 0 lie. 1 Re: @yard lengths. ¥ rd lengths. ‘toor.. a gay Hvtng cam naducd tog #50 8 nd from $2.25 t0 $1. ASO Box. deta $1.25 t0 75s, Gold-plated Belt Buckles. Reduced fi 1 SZ to 11th st. bldg. ) G eee Toons x Deane. gees. Meduced: from 18 to 100. reduced, oc. sd. a Pisgeanl Faney Dock. 60 3 Remnants 40 Inch Printed Flouncing, 336 to 6- Heduced from 25 to Meith oe bide.) Anz Naso LEWORK Deranreesr, ane es ustitched Damask Scarfs. Reduced from 873 ‘{Rmbrotdered Bureau Scarf. Reduced from $1.50 to, do. 1 metitched Linen Tray Cover. femstitched Linen Tray Cover. Reduced from Reduced from 1 sd, Howgstitohed Open-work Cover. Reduced from Ladies’ Sit outiichea Linen Dosly. Reduced from 250. +-10th st. bldg.) Ho. OSIERY Peles \TMENT, din: al Late Thread Hose, Sizes feduced from: 50c. to 2c. rom 75 and 61 to ants of Cream axvet _Depanrwenr. Shrank Wash; Plant Lisle Thread Hose,embroid- ‘Sizes 9, U3. Heduced from 81.00 {atlaren'e Ulack Ribbed Cotton, Hose double ya, yd. kambroidssed Flan- -11th st, bldg.) LANKET Deranruesr. 3, Cotton-filled, Comforts, from window. from —— Woonwann & Lorsnor, 10rz. Ilr Axo F Sra N.W. silkoline covered. fad from 82. "30 w 62. reduced frome reduced Ree bidg.) 11TH AND FST. X.w. Remarkable Bargains Are at your disposal the rest of the week. Yesterday our two large advertisements in ‘The Star were literally crowéed with * ‘good. things." There's practically no end to the grand values we're offering in Summer Furnishings. Come in and look ‘around. ‘You'll see lots to delight you with sdmira- ration, Mogverre Canrer-650. Yo. heard of BES] MOUQUETTE under a dollar a yard? The price at which we're welling—65 Cente—actually surprises us, Gespite the fact that we're used to low prices, Resvx-Mavz Canrers We told you all about them and gaves complete list, in yesterday's Star. Look i up! We're proud of our accomplishments in Made-up Carpots. Wo utilize all our select remnants in this way, and so we wet the price down to about half what you'd ordinarily~be asked. To sive you an idea of thetr worth let us take four or five sample values, ‘Size 8 feet 3 inches by 11 fest. Actual value, 616.50. Reduced price... ++ @2.50 Tapestry Size 10 feet 6 inches by 16 set, Actual value, $30. Reduced pri ++ $18.00 Wy Brussels. " gize 8 foot 3 inches by 11 feet 2 inches. Actual value $27.50. Heduced price...... €16.50 ‘Body Brusse’s. Sizo Gfeet by 9 fect Actual value, S18. luced price. ++ $10.00 ‘Moquette and Trnvet Carpets: Of almost any size desired for ordinary Tooms, at equally small prices. Tas ‘Ress Reos Wenz Snowe Are worth inspecting. They're remarkable values, at traly we Prices, Any size. Anyprice, “Just the thing” for @ cottage floor. Ovr Iscouranasze Marrixos Are meeting with enormous sales. Never have we shown 20 superb a stock. Never has there been such variety or such ridiculously small prices. You can get 40-yard roll of good, strong White Straw Matting here for......-83.20 40 YARDS FANCY CHING MATTING, 84. Have you ever known of reliable Fancy Matting at such # ficure? Botter qualities at @5 and @6 for 40-yard roll. By the yard for 1234 and 15e. Ifyou want the very best jointless that ‘ever sold under 25 cents a yard ask for our 1734-cont quality. 40-yard roll for 87. ‘To get acquainted with our matting stock one saould visit the store. We cannot re- peat today the Jone list of reductions we 1,000 yards 30c. and 5c. good quality floor of! cloths for 17} cents s yard. Better de quick! Ove Rernicenatons Ara commanding lots of attention just now. WE CAN SUIT YOU. Enough for us to say. ian't it? Wo can guarantee anything wesell. The pricesare way down, As low anes Few SWEET REFRIGERATORS at half Price. If you want an ICE CHEST, WATER COOLER or FILTER, you'll find here a Stock to your Hiking. We're selling the largest and best Filter on the market for $2.50. & SONS, OF COURSE, L]ra Asp F Sra N.W. McKNEW’S Daily Letter. Esme Srock Or Panasora Repvcen. We have determined to close out the entire bslance of our stock ed, W asts For 686. We have just received from the manu- $1 season they have been sold for shell offer these At 68c. Each. Rissoxs Atwost Harr Parce. On center table we have he . Oxux 25c. | Pos Yarn W.H.McKnew 938 Pa. Ave. I I I ‘Dr. Sanche's I oryaonoe victors, = “Ozyoen by absorption,” Acure for disease without medicine, _ I ‘Miss Lala Lenman, I pr-sanche's onty Wash. I I 920 Fst. ae I I I pty 1, secrarn int ot ig ele ee oe Conver Soar. seep it Unsrogehy clanee, “Sst restere fo ortgfonl ‘alae. Uphuiatsr. 1 iemoven’ Gas Grease Spots, Makes ope + “Chechines Laates’ Dresses 22S Ta smeerete perce vy GEORGE W. ECKERT, Agent, wWLany, peer] ‘Washington, D. ©, The New Brookland Hall to Be Formally Opened. A HANDSOME BUILDING. Citizens of That Suburb Have Erected a Bullding at a Cost of About $10,000— How the Project Was Started and Carried to Completion—Interesting Exercises This Afternoon, eninicnilgcaainner’ The pretty little suburb of Brookland is alive with excitement today. Although it is only about three years since the first house was built in this subdivision improvement has gone ‘on quite rapidly, and the increase in popula- tion has been Already there are about five hundred people dwelling in Brookland, and ® new subdivision to the north called Univers- ity Heights has been opened and 18 fast build- ing up. The citizens of this locality are earnest in their desire to make the authorities feel the force of the growth of the neighborhood, and over two years ago there was formed a citizens’ ; | Saseciation to look after the needs of the com- munity in the way of public improvements and to properly present those needs to the District authorities. This association met at different Places and the need of some hall at which the regular meetings could be held was soon ap- parent. An effort was made to start a movo- ment to build a hall, but it was ineffectual, and though there were a few energetic spirits who were willing to subscribe the general in- terest in the project died out, THE HALL AssoctaTion. Avyear ago, however, the idea of erecting a public ball was revived, and ata meeting held ‘on the first Tuesday in July formal steps were taken for the organization of the Brookland Hall Association. Temporary officers wore elected, and a committee to draft a constitution and by-laws was appointed. It took several meetings to get matters into perfect shape, and then the association was completed by elec- tion of the following officers: President, Thos. G. Carmick; vice president. Dr. J. sy Brooks; corresponding secretary, Daniel Wood; financial a secretary, M. Woodward; ; board of managers, ick, ILS. Helliage, W. P. Armstrong. A & Comma Dr. J. H. Brooks, ‘Bar- ton, H. M. Woodward and D. N. Wood. It was decided by the association to erect a building that shouid not only contain » ball suitable for the meetings of this association, the Citizens’ Association and other organiza- tions in the place, but which should also be » source of profit’ and ultimately pay for its erection. Plans and specifications were called for, and when these had been selected bids for the construction were asked, TRE NEW BUILDING. Althongh at the outset the ideas of the pro Jectors of the hall were modest, the rapid growth of the community caused a determina- tion to enlarge the scope of the plan, and the fine structure that will be dedicated this after- noon has been the result. It isa handsome brick building, located on the corner of Queen street and the Columbis road, a situetion that pith ‘@ tower of circviar shape on the corner. the ground floor are three stores, one on | 4! the corner, which 1s quite us, one front ing on Columbia road and the other on Queen SIXTY-SEVEN DROPPED, ‘MISSALS WITH FIFTEEN DAYS’ LEAVE—&NVEL- OPES WHICH TOLD THE STORY—SELECTIONS MADE ON THE EFFICIENCY RECORDS. This has beens day of gloom in the land office. Sixty-seven clerks in that bureau of the Anterior Department were deprived of their Present means of support by their names being dropped from the rolls, The clerical force of the office came to their desks with heavy and apprehensive hearts this morning. They knew that by the act of the last Congress the appropriation for the salaries of sixty-seven of their number would cease July 1 next, andthat the officials had been busy for some time past selecting the victims. “Will Ihave to go?” was the each clerk asked or £1,400. Yen at 61.200. cight at €1,000 and copyists at $900. Twenty-four of those sete election of these victims of ¢ kelection eee eee ciency record, thie being the only fair basis One painful feature of the case is the fact Phat several of those dismissed were clerks who tad grown old in the service, and after having spent, thelr best years in, the ploy now find themselves t drift in their uid age unable te adapt themselves to other means of a livelibood upon lines where they must _mect the competition of blood. The work of the land office will be seriously of such & crippled by this enforced Sasmiaeal the clerical force. A strong Congress large number of the appeal will be made to upon its reassembling for increased appropria- tions, from San Francisco to Corinto to protect American interests on the west coast of Nica- Tagna, was subsequently sent farther down the coast to Callao. The Alliance lett Corinto sev- eral days ago and put into Panama yesterday to fill her coal bunkers. She will do this without delay and f Fs ff street. In the second story, which is reached by Rag hag ot = the hall, which ty feet, an & seal capacity of cbout Qh. AS Ge merhent aoe von cientiy large for concert, lecture or matic entertainments. In the thirdstory is having nearly the same dimensions as the hall, which can be used 9s a supper room and for iodge purposes, Here are also several ante rooms rooms that can be satnea ten tee oege puilding low. The cost of the ec has been about €10.000 and the money was raised first by the isste of stock at $10 per share‘and then by the sale of bonds at #100 yee 0. von Nerta and the prai building committee were Messrs. apne hoon strong, Wood and Dr. Brooks, and the committee consists of Messrs.’ John Small, sr., He Woodward and Connolly. pepicatiox EXERCISES TODAY. The dedication exercises this afternoon, which will commence at 4 o'clock, promise to be of unusual interest. The music will be by the United States Marine Band under the di- rection of Prof. F. Fancivlliand by a double octet of male voices under the leadership of Prof. N. DuShane Cloward. There will be ad- dresecs by Mr. Wm. McAdoo, assistant secre- tary of the navy; ex-Representative Benjamin Bavterworth, Bishop John J. Keane, District Com: er John W. Ross, Mr. Theodore W. Noyes and others, all of whom are known to be speakers of unusual excelience, and other exer- cises that will be entertaining. It is expected that a large number trom the city will go out and that perhaps a greater crowd will attend the dedication ball that will be held in the new hall to night. a ER AN ATTEMPTED SUICIDE, ‘Miss Lottie Moran Turns on the Gas at the Belvedere, but May Recover. “Mrs, Morgan, Baltimore,” was registered by asad-faced woman in black, who appeared at tho Belvedere Hotel Tuesday evening about 10 o'clock. There was nothing about the woman to indicate that there was anything the matter with her mind or that she was other than a woman who had just reached the city ona train, and the clerk assigned her to one of the | © nicest rooms in the house, she paying her bill in advance. Yesterday morning nothing was seen of the woman, but there wasa smell of gas coming from the room she occupied. The persons employed about the hotel were unable to locate the place from where the gas was escaping, and it was not until late yesterday afternoon that Mr. Hoadley, the proprietor, discovered that it was escaping from the room occupied by the supposed Baltimore woman. Then ho looked over the transom and saw what ap- peared to be the dead form of the woman stretched upon locked and taint signs of hfe in the woman's were visible. She was unconscious and to move. FOUXD UNCONSCIOUS. ‘The windows were opened to give the patient plenty of fresh air and Dr. Percy Hickling was soon at her side. He labored to restore the woman to consciousness and save her life, and Ahis afternove, while the patient was stil! un- gory ‘was able to open her eyes. ‘The housckeeper of the hotel remained at her side all night, and in looking over her clothing found upon it the name of “L. Moran.” MISSING FROM HER HOME. Soon after the woman was found in an uncon- scious condition the police were notified, and they had received word to look out for Miss Lottie Moran, who left ber bome, No. 1146 8th street northwest, Tuesday. The patient resembled a description given ‘Miss Moran, who was missing, a ae ‘underclothing confirmed the that she was the woman for whom the police were looking. Last evenin, of the would-be suicide called at the hotel and told the rietor that Miss Moran had re- mf for the pur of visiting friends, and no’ Silent ye home Tuesday, and then they were afraid that she had taken her life. Late this afternoon the patient was still in an unconscious condition, although it was anes that her chances for recovery were aie, ‘Naval Contracts. The bureau of yards and docks, Nevy Depart- ment, has advertised for proposals for the con- struction of a protective wall at League Island, Pennsylvania, for which there is an appropri- ation of $20,000. Proposals have also been called for for dredging the basin at the > York navy yard by removing 100.000 cubic yards of material, soas to afford accommodat for the increasing number of naval vessels un- dergoing repairs. The appropriation for this purpose is 2 $30,000. the bed. The door was un-| avenue” john and and | An interesting ceremony took place ef the White House yesterday afternoon wher the Turke ish minister called there and presented to-the a Tesidence, 1 ypc Save edad sees jordlock p.m. Friday, 31 pent st = peong: Friends: | fully invited. pak Se aE a8 E street south sSacheast fouttend: GRAY. SEEDS, Sarah, Woe aero i jam and Emma Blumer, aged thirty-one years, after @ Jemn high mass Pe maa eas raneral private, Friday, June 16, at 10a.m. ‘Hot biscuit and cakes, but they don't like me,” is often heard. 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