Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1893, Page 5

Flour. N. B.—The adore ie an allegory from which you are Co draw your own conclu- fons. “*Ceres” Flour is for sale by ail gro- cere. Accept no eubstitute. We only wholesale it. MoM. Ger kOe, G aoa Sad Pot os O00000000 00000000 SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW, SATURDAY. ‘We place on sale tomorrow morn- ing 37 odd PARASOLS, prices of ‘Which have been from $2 to $4.90. Your choice for 986. __ also 25 PARASOLS that have been 62.08 to $4.08. Your cnoice for $1.95. ococoseco ooocceo Tosonnows Spectars. 1 CASE COR DE LA REIN®, im all designs and colors, suitable for morning gowns, now on sale. lOc. vaxv. We carry in addition ail the STANDARD BRANDS OF CALICOES, includine the Alloa, Merrimack, Simpson sud American prints, whicl are warranted to Be tant colora. the alwo have the LARGEST ASSORT- MENT OF MIIRTING and DRESS PERCALE. 2 CASES CAMBUIC. full yard wide, 9c. vanv. 1 CASE HALF-BLEACHED COTTON, full yard wide. Qo. vanp. Frexcx Ouoaxvres. ‘Beautiful desisns and in the latest eulorinzs of old bige, green, light blue, white, old rose and pink. e 3Tkc Tuventat Ozeaspres Oc. KNOTTED SWISS MUSLIN, Something very new, lic. BLACK ORGANDIES tu stripes and plaids, 123 ro 25c. @in. BATISTE LAWN. 15c. ven sanp. TRISH Laws. 123c. vex varv. Scuace Sirs, made of good washable materials. They are made of ‘striped gingham im biack aud gray, with full plaiting bottom, Auisbed on edie with narrow braid in all ‘gored st the top with draw string. Our price, =50c= and white striped SEERSUCKER SKIRT, Ubres narrow ruffles of same goods, edaed with ‘White braid, only Terasrs Cus : in THE CUTEST OF STYLES. A VERY FINE MULL CAP composed of two rows of fine tucks in between as am inserting, full ruffle of Sep rectunes around edge, with wide mull strings, —S0c.— wibeete —_ CAP, made pen ay Oc. LADIES PINE COTTON RUSSET HOSE, ue? CENTS, 3 PRS. FOR | a LE: LISLE HOSE, russet shades, plain, Hickediet ra bock bee se eae antic CHILDKEWS RUSS! o BR ET HOSE, in either Jersey oF CHILDREN'S 25c. SSEEREEESEFRSET B08, tm nicneuon i to 35c. Tf anything that comes under ‘our is needed your summer outing, you can rely on it that we grades as it comes. LANSBURCH BRO.. 420, 422. 424. 426 7TH ST. Tae Fivovs Wonp-Rexowsen Pasteur Filters, $6.60. Tho only absolutely“ water filter, purvlse us wolf's cartes "Sperling water” of the muddiest, Glass Jars. ‘Mason's “White” Glass Preserving Jars acon? inte onl so oa Wraaern & Ebyoxstox, 1205 Ps. Ave N.W. 60c. Vextmaten Scuuer Conszrs, 89ec. Pair. ‘This ts the best value iu Summer Corsets ever offered. Book on “Physical Caltare™ sree, M. C. Whelan, Osxx 1003 F Sr. Baseuesr. wie Jo16 too many, so will unlosd st reduced prices. Scotch Ginghams, which were 38a, ‘Bde. and 25c., we have reduced to ree eeeeee eeeee eeeeee Garhart & Leidy, 928 Tu Axo 706 K Sx. N. W. “SHOE NEWS” “YOULL REGRET Children’s Shoes to visit us tomorrow. Don't let the great chasers that now stores scare you we have a big People to wait mind that there must ATTRACTIONS in Oca Great Suz Or Bors: Axp Ginte Low-Cer Foorwzan Continues with increased interest from to hour. Such Pretty Low Shoo ae Rave never before been offered at think like our present prices: Ar 73c. MISSES AND CHILDREN'S $1 and a few 81.25 Dongola Tipped Oxfords, Brown Rassis Leather Ties, ‘Tan Goat Ties. ‘MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S REGULAR 91.25 Royal Kid Oxford Ties, Brown Goat Ties, Bed Goat Ties, Also ‘Ladies Size Spring Heel Ties. hour ours eny- Ar 97. Ar $1.47 —snsses asp capes arze SPRING HEEL $1.75 and62 Vie! Kid Oxford Ties, Patent Leather Sandals, Ruseot Goat Ties, Red Goat Sandals, Ar 97¢__— sors: ax YouTas’ $1.25 QUALITY Patent Leather Low Shoes, BOYS’ and YOUTHS’ EXCELLENT 1.50 Russet Goat Oxfords, Patent Leather Pumps, Patent Leather Ties, Ar $1.4 T7— sors: axp rourns ‘$2.00 and 82.50 ‘Tan, Calf or Gost Ties, Kansaroo Calf Ties, Fine Calf Low Cuts. Ar $1.17.__ (@A Low and Arrow given to each child. “ Dexicurevr—ie putting tt mildly—to term the impression that is being made on our many lady petrons who are being fitted to thegrand $2.50 and $3 Ten and Black Low Shoes we are still selling —Ar $1.89.— To Mex——toorine for reat comfort snd economy—we suggest an exam!- nation of our Hand-welt Brown Calf or Black Calf High and ‘Low Shoes—good $8.5 vaiues. —Oce Price, $2.50. Wm. Hahn & Co.'s RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 930 AND 902 7TH ST., 1914 AND 1916 PA. AVE, BG 231 PA AVE, 8 B. ew Tar Osty Puce Ix we Wasursatox TO BUY GOOD AND WELL-MADE CLOTHING AT “FACTORY” PRICES (Which is 25 per cent less than regular prices) 18 AT THE ‘WIDE AWAKE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS, Oth and E Sts. ‘We shall start ripping into the prices of Spring Clothing, and offer e tew specialties in Men's, Boys’ ‘and Children’s Clothing as “LEADERS,” to ive the public an idea now cheap we are really selling our ~ $7.75 Is the price of » Handsome Lisht-colored Cheviot Suit. cut and made in the latest style, and the inaterial we guarantee tobe “STRICTLY” ALL WOOL, We cgnsider this Suit a bancain at 915. $5.29 Is the price of = Beautiful Dark Cheviot Cassimere Suit, “FAC SIMILE pattern of imported goods, ALL WOOL and well gotten up, the regular price be- "$2.25 Is the price of an Excellent Child's Suftof a cark gray cheviot. double breasted and made up in the best of style, ALL WOOL guaranteed. $ 1.66 Is the price of a First-class School Suit, single or double breasted, pretty dark patterns and beautifully made, the regular price of these Suits being $3. 93.00 Is the price of a Handsome Silk Pongee Cost and Vest, in six different shades. The regular price of these foods 1s $5. These are special prices, and were it not for the fact ‘that we are manufacturers the regular prices would Prevail. Call on us and save 25 per cent om your purchase. H. Friedlander & Bro., Oth and E Sts. BU THE EVENING STAR: “Cut” Prices 3 GHSSEEIES: WHEE AEB LIQUSEE For Saturday Only. 3 Povxss Besr Ecore Caxauzry Burren, 750. Guaranteed equal to any 30, 35 and 400, ‘Butter on the market. ee eeee Cariromxta Frovn ‘Ten't advertised with flaming posters, &e., nd ft may not bes well known as other brands, but notwithstanding there isn’t any better four tn the world. We control the sale of this fine flourand have therefore ‘made the price very low— $5.50 BARREL. $1.50 QQUARTER BARREL. ‘Makes the best bread and more of it than @ny other fowr inthe world. Orv Berus Waisrr —best for medicinal! purposes. 0c. QUART. #3 GALLON. Indoreed by leading Washington physi- clans. 80e. qt., SB eal 2 pounds Best Ginger Snaps. 130 2 pounds Milk Lunch Crackers. 180 Best Sugar-cured Hams, 1b. +1560 10 cakes Babbitt Soap.. 450 Xew Potatoes, per bushel. 1.10 Full Cream Cheese. por Ib. 166 California Baking Powder, alsolutely pure, WASHINGTON. D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 16. 1893—TEN PAGES. WOODWARD AND LOTHROP, 10TH. 11TH AND F STS N.W. SATURDAY---600 CLOTH-BOUND BOOKS, BY FAVORITE AUTHORS—PRINTED ON GOOD PAPER, 15¢. Wore 60 and 750. 600 PAPER-BOUMD NOVELS, as many different titles—printed from clear type, Se. Were 25e. MACAULEY’S HISTORY OF ENCLAND, CLOTH, 5 VOLUMES. MACAULEY'S ESSAYS AND POEMS, CLOTH, 3 VOLUMES. . JULES VERNE, CLOTH, 5 VOLUMES. $1.00 a Set. Wore $8.00. (Book Department—Basement. --11th st. bldg.) A MANUFACTURER'S SAMPLES Women’s Gambric and - Muslin Underwear. TOMORROW, SATURDAY, JUNE 17. ‘This announcement is suMfclent to crowd our Underwear store Saturday. Our customers know what it means—it's an annual occurrence here—and is welcomed by the economically At certain times, espectally between seasons, many goods are brought toa point where © market must b* found. Importers and manufacturers have vast sample stocks that, having served their purpose until the telling seasca is past, are no longer required. This Underwear stock in question is an example—it is the “SAMPLE STOCK" of one of our best manufacturers of Women's Underwear, In N. A. Poole, 944 La Ave N.W. One Way Of doing business is to represent the foods you sell as they really are. This is thesuccessfulway. Itinstills confidence. This has slways been our way, and when ‘we ask your attention to our line of travelers’ BAGS ‘We need hardly tell you that they are made of the dest grades of 1t the very latest STANCES. In other words, you get them at the mant (enter tables, 24 floor... For Women's and Children’s Suite—street, mountain orings and designs. (2d floor. Ix Winre Goors Darantuenr. Fifty pleces 41-INCH INDIA LINON FLOUKO- ING, bemmed and corded. BAG LEATHER And not of material totally unfit for such uses, viz, POCKET BOOR LEATHER, &c, ‘Note the priceson Club Satchels, COWHIDE GRAIN LEATHER, lesther-covered frame, lining and pocket, and full nickel trimmed, $2.00—$2.25—$2.50. Real Alligator, (2a floor... 900 Base!-back Fan-shaped Fire Screens, 35 inches high—biue, yreen, yellow and terra cotta decorations. Le. Usually 35 and 80c. — 200 Fan-shaped Fire Screens, with stand. 35 inches high, rich and choice decorations, od4 desixns. Palm Loaf Fans, three sizes, FULL LEATHER FINISH and nickel trimmed, —S for 5.— ee ~ x ‘Japanese Lanterns, all kinds, for lawn parties, &2.85—$3.25—83.65. Se. up. — Gladstone Bags,|" GRAIN COWHIDE LEATHER, full nickel trimmed, with big nickel corner claripe, ‘The proper thing for all times at this season. And = ‘Ladies’ Russet Goat and they require blacking. $2.75—$3.20—$3.60. Oxford Ties, es Bettor Grades Ladies seule Calf Orford Tet GRAIN COWHIDE LEATHER, leather lined and Ladies’ White Canvas Oxford Ties. covered frame, full nickel trimmed. .T3 to $2.50. — Alot of Boys’ Russet Goat Oxfords, Sizes 13 to 6. ‘Were good value at $1.50. —Now 81.15. A full assortment of Boys', Misses’ and Cni‘dren’s Colored Shoes. Cream Dressing for Russia Calf. Polish for Russia and Gout, (2d floor... $4.75—85.20—835.75. TRUNKS OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE. 784.508 ‘Will buy one of our No. 4 Canvas-covered Dress ‘Trunks iron bottom and deep tray. 736.75 Will bay one of our Standard Double-tray Dress ‘Trunks, all cloth lined, with eteel trimmings and fron bettom. 287.500 ‘Wil buy our celebrated No. 2 Trunk, canvas- covered, two trays, fron bottom, full cloth }ined, four fron bands, steel clamps, solid brass Excelsior lock ‘and side bolts. PLEASE REMEMBER THESE TRUNKS ARE NEW, NOT HAVING HAD A RAILROAD JOURNEY BEFORE BEING PUT ON SALE. Pocket Books ‘Made in our own shops of the best grades of POCKET BOOK LEATHERS, From 3D. upward, TOPHAM’S, 1231 Pesxa. Ave. N.W. Are you using our Leatheroid Trunks? DO YOU NEED Teeth? ‘Wo can make you set of teeth that will be = 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. SIAL other branches of dental 0 jeeeee 11th st Bldg.) —-— Boxe Corsecr Crorarsa AT REDUCED PRICES. ‘The small boy at the seashore looks never so be- comingly arrayed as when in « ‘Royal Middy” Suit, with long trousers, or a short pante Sailor Suit. Such rigs are right anywhere—right any tine. Serge first—it's the coolest stuff made and ‘‘wears like iron.” ‘There is variety in our stock, and right when the call is the greatest we've r duced prices—not small ima short tie. Here are the prices: + 97.30, 88.50 and ¢9. Now Buits that sold for 86 und 86.25. —Now Guits that sold for €4.75 and $3. ——Now 83.50. — —o— Fauntleroy Suits—the mates of $3.60, @4.75 and 85 ones. —Now 82.75. — —o— ‘Did you ever wonder if one brand or make of any- thing was better than any other? Take Shirt Walsts forinstance. Out of the hundreds of makes on the market » few are advertised 23 pre-eminently superior, Dut absolutely none state why, save the ‘Mothers’ 1t the aclentifically constructed and patented waist- band, No other make has any patentable feature,and all others fail utterly toearn a reputation, We are theonty agents in Washington for the ‘‘Mothers’ Friend.” Our stock is perfect. Hundreds of pretty patterns to select from. —50e. to $2.50. — 10th st. building.» (38 floor... Misses Connect Crornia. Irish Lawn Shirt Waists, pink and blue figured ef- years, Extra Quality Lawn Waists, tucked back and front, full sleeves, deep flare collar and cuffs, finished with plaited ruffle. Sizes 8 to 16 year —#1.50. Fine White India Linen Shirt and back, flare collar and cuffs, finished with Ham- burs rufile Jabot down front. Sizes 8 to 16 years, 81.75.— A now arrival of Children’s White Indis Linen Guimpes, tucked yoke, {ull sleeves, embroidered col- lar and cuffs, Stes ¢ to 14. 25, 50 and 69e. altke, but all designs. We PRICES IDENTICAL WITH WHAT WE PAY FOR LIKE yufacturer' Bale begins at So'clock. PRINTED COTTON : 186, YARD, Feductions, but biz envugh to sell off half our burden | Friend.” The ‘‘Mothers’ Friend” has a ‘‘why"—it's | 25 fects, full bishop slecves and belt, Sizes 8 to 16 | bo: COWNS, SKIRTS, DRAWERS AND CORSET COVERS. eee eee een aoe fine embroidery and laces. Not more than one or two pieces bought them low—WE'VE MARKED THEM AT GOODS UNDER ORDINARY CIRCUM- "a prices. 10th st. building.) DUCK ‘wear—white, with a variety of pretty col- -+-Tith st, building.) TRAVELING COODS THAT WILL STAND TRAVEL. Nacarton Tavxas. Tovniere RUNKS, cs Woatns Farm Troxxs, Faexca Rarrax_Tuoxzs. Sour Lesrnen Taoxrs. wout—W eiont | auxKa. BAGS, VALISES. COAT CASES. TELESCO! GASES, TOULINTS: STRAPS-TRAVELERS' Re guR BMEN TS OF TRAPS RAVER te Bis. Name Tare. 306 wt 8 250 39 revelant SoM Leethe Trunk ‘ibe on BEST GRADE CANVAS PXTENSIO: rE: iBtnch. YOinch. Z2inch. 24-tnch. Winch Tse. Se OL BL OLS G&A strong strap Sree with each trunk, ENGLISH GLADSTONE LaAGs, grain leather, exits heavy fratos, patent lock foo tenes cloth Haings,” strong “straps “and A@inch. 18-inch. 20-inch. 22-inch. 24-inch. $2.75 9300 G50. Shon eas. @ Irunts marked free of charoe, EXTRA-FINE ALLIGATOR CLUB BAG! sey pak Iininws, leather- covered frame, special in. 13-in. 14in, Win. 16-11 17-tn, * $340 8265 8595 8435 8475 BA25 9" Trunta repaired and re-covered, MEN'S SOLE-1 EK 8 so ULAQEAEAINRS Dupes cares, Maings. No.1 and riveted, No 2 No, 3 No. & 6.75 8050, B85 GIA strong strap free with each trunk, IKON-BUUND PACKING UN! Iunitation leather cov. min ng Ee ‘brass a a Te $97 Trunks marked free of charge. Iron bound. tron bottorn hard tod alate on sides aud buttom, good locks, patent hinges, covered trays, 2B-in. B0in. 32in Bhs eR. ‘S-1n. US RH ws aS & (@- Trunks marked free of charge, LADIES’ CANVAS DRESS TRUN: Strong aad well made, deep trays, "Eases Jock irorty. Gelauntte sal Sti ted Bick: ""Yotinck: seinch, Shinch. 96tneh. Wi Ha ee 8550 enon (Trunks made to order and repaired. OUR FAMoU: A Genuine Wat -rproof Can “wood bottom. fhe Stfonwest % ufacts for the 28-weh. (30-inch. 4.05 $6.45. (36-inch. 38-inch. GGA strong strap free with each trunk. “W. & L.” TOUKISTS' TRUNK. ASnperior Square-top Duck-covered Trunk. four |-wood slats on and two all around body, heavy steel clamps and corner xuards, heavy steel knees front and back, top and bottom, avy. Traylor bolts, slats tipped amd bound, double’ steel. bottom, avy brags excelsior lock, large 14-1 inwes and bolts secured with solld tivets aud bare, heavy stitched leather “anchor handi loth throuchout. set up-tray. covored bat Nod ges a, etre, very strong Trank, sultable SMAinch. 36-inch x seat foie > SAGO. ‘$11.00. 2A strong stray Free with each trunk. OVERLAND LIGHT-WEIGHT TRUX: The best value yot for the Prices: Wasey: duck itunes, urése Winuetars “antes ore in rimainitues, finest bras * fa celsiur” lock, special sheet steel "button, extra dress fray. all paris riveted on washers, Selady *Soinch 9 Benches” se-inch. 36-1-0b. gover, leather Afow Domestic Ginghan Dresses, pink and blue effects, neatly trimmed with embroidery. Sizes 4 to We years work by “expert sprcialiate. Here are our prices: Extracting. —$1.25 and $2.00. ‘With was Asplendia Assortinent of Fine White Dresses, snit- Cleaning able for commencements, &c., embroidery and rib- (34 floor... Aw Excetzexr Vator Tas. CHILDREN'S BLACK RIBBED COTTON HOSE. 100 dogen, double knees, tocsand heels. Sizes 5 to8, Warran'ed fast color. 2le. pair, 5 pairs for $1.00. — 2d annex.) 11th st. bldg.) U.S. Dexrat Assoctarioy, 401 Tr Sx. N. W. Baltimore Office: 1 N. Charles st. yel5 Do You Wasr Rettasze Servicer (st floor... A Corser Opeonronrrr. MERCHANTS’ PARCEL DELIVERY CO. AND BAGGAGE TRANSFER HAULING OF ALL KINDS. mst, 250. rsacns, 106. ‘80 Branch Offices. Main Office, 912 Penn. ave. 50 dozen Sonnette Summer Corsets, made of double net.lonz, medium and short waists,double side steels, well boned, white and black. —P1e.— sold for less than $1. 00. eS nex to 10th st. bldg.) ‘Never before (st floor... Oce Cutrpress Ciicssd Gowss Arehere tu full assortment. Customers who have been waiting for them will be pleased to know this. (2A floor. ++ 10th st. bldg.) TELEPHONE, 659, WE NEVER MisS TRAINS, Israxre Depanruent, pony —— Children's Stamped Bibs, tinted colorings, in baby A Cuan. — pd vine frequent inquirien as to why wo moved of | specisi offering in infants Crochet Sacques. Also Pita era Geter wan Gut MAU Le cald | a full ine of Cashmere Sacaues, white, with pink and Aret-elaes goods st 6 le i. | dive trimmings, others plain white, fant rents saked. Uni ousen ==. 1.00, — Te tell Konadate Chi:dren’s White India Linen Guimpes, small sizes ; & G. le read and aw Knut Hosiery, $5c. Quality Balbriggan and Je Underwear, Bee? Tab Tinen. Sapiing Toxets, Counterpane aint less than F st. rich’ Lavens, ‘sai ‘Pureales, Outings, India Linens,” Chev. Peer dGbie, oyehspa tah ree od Tar “Carirox Sewxa — Are as rood at you usually pay double this amount for. BRODHEAD & CO., > oe ‘a five-year guarantee, See them in operation 15-3t Double Stores, 1819 and 1871 14th st. a.w. J. . WALKER SONS. 204 . NW. . of i, Bat prs th rea ete is See wit --10th st. bldg.) } (Fourth — S150. BLO S&F Trunks reparred and re-covered. **COLUMBIAN” egg TRUNKS. oat $10.50. 814.50. The most vooular trunk in Washinton. extra wood wa Bound with "sole leather and brass, apecial binges: a. 5 0 two i trays, cloth linings, double sleet steel betiene: Teo much eannot be said in favor of this trunk—yuu can Bg OE ® better." Oure for Waa i inch.” “S0inch. “S2-inch, Stich, S36tnch. ok AO Oe eT) W650 917.50 EIA strong strap Free with each trunk, PROFESSIONAL TRUNK, Duck cover. iron bindings, iron bottom. three tron tor slate on top two band cod, Steet clas 7 cori suite doutle:witched Teeter alilinn nendten: dese Trout, dou je sot-up te woversd), best be, Yd fulicloth lining. Very conveniently erranged, wit hat bor, iinen a pandkerchiof vox rand extra ioe rong enouzh to travel the world Sinan. go-incke "Rinck. “*Seasek, "3S “es 8 wT Gr Trunts marked frée of charge. Canvas coven Tock, get ri, ‘No. 1. No, 2. jo. No. 4. io. 5. $15.00 $1900 80875) «85000 BIA atrong strap free with each trunk. STATE ROOM TRUNKS. ‘The largest line We have ever shown. Many oxclu- AME oa Nea Nod No.5. 811.00. ind re-covered. 04.95. FRENCH RATTAN TRUNK. Light woight, enameed canvas cover, sole leather ae) sod ‘bindings, full cioth linings, dress tray, ee | ak lS 81650, 61K50. = S200. ‘Trunks marked free of charge. farm Niet. vias.» Me $19.50, Esch machine is accom »auiel by a full set of attach- oa 10th st, building.) Wescstiao © Ul reas. 10:0. L1ra Axo F Sra N.W. Sg PPP EPFTERPPPEEPEPPDPPPPEQ WROUGHT BY PUPILS. Lowest ‘Prices | EVER NAMED IN WASHINGTON On Shoes. ‘To create “trade sensation” tomorrow a ‘rom morning: SaHf ais ws all oer fgilowing erie aren and men: ‘ LADIES" $1.50 TAN OXFORDS LADIES’ @3 BUSSET BLUCRERS, Ex ‘ark. LADIES? @2 BLACK OX¥ORDS, CRILDREN'S SPRING-HEEL BUTTO! SHOR, Block gud Resset esi guia ag ‘AIR, | end. Feains in shoes for ladies, ohil- Osty $1.25 Pam Oszy $1.85 Pan 3 1,000 Bottles of Russet Shoo Polish, = Or 'o. Commexcenaxt Das. ‘EXT WEEK THE SCHOOL VACATION BEGINS. THERE WILL BE LOTS OF BOYS CLOTHES NEEDED FOR COMMENCEMENT DAY, AND THE BOYS WHO WEAR GARMENTS WITH OUR NAME UPON THE HANGER WILL BE AS WELL OR BETTER DRESSED THAN ANY OTHER BOYS IN THE SCHOOL, We aave ax usosvatzy tance VARIETY OF MEW AND ORIGINAL STYLES IN THREE-PIECE SUITS, DOUBLE AND SINGLE-BREASTED TWO- PIECE SUITS, JUNIOR SUITS, BLOUSE B8UITS, LOR, ZOUAVE AND MAN-OF-WAR SUITS IN ALL THE FASHIONABLE FABRICS, NEATLY AND TASTEFULLY TRIMMED, WELL AND THOROUGHLY TAILORED AND FAULTLESS FITTING. THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF STYLISH, HIGH- GRADE JUVENILE GARMENTS IN AMERICA. Dow rororr Taat ove assont- MENT OF SHIRT WAISTS 18 THE LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST WE EVER HAD. ALL THE NEW FABRICS, THE RICHEST COLORINGS, THE PRETTIEST PATTERNS AND THE MOST EXCLU- SIVE DESIGNS, ALL WELL-MADE, PERFECT-FITTING GARMENTS, AT ONLY VERY MODERATE PRICES. Rosixsox, Panzer & Co, Awenrrcanx Crorniens, 1200-1202-1204 F Sz.N.W. FACTS! SOME PLAIN TALK ABOUT OUR GREAT 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT SALE OF FINE FURNITURE, IT IS A FACT That we have at times singled out » certain ment ef curstock, sud odered ie ata dicount: fe ‘special lensth of time—but never before 1 ence niture to a discount of REASONS WHY. ewe subjected our ENTIRE STOCK of Tur- ‘eny kind—grest or small. We are going to suppose for the moment that have not as Yet visited one wteat clearins, eule of Fare niture. We find -ome dificuity in even SUPPOSING oom that sou have not BEEN. here—for it os ‘half of Washingt: ‘us during joush one-| m had Teiatchee the last three weeks. If you have NOT been COME—and if you HAVE been ore AGAIN. Ttisan unusual ‘tuntty—it is the FIRST time we have ever of uniform discount of accent Ou EVERY ARTICLE of furuiture tu our ENTIRE stock. badly it will bethe LAT time. The condi- the = sacrifice do jons which make such often arise. RY NOT Get a Parlor Suite, or a Bed Room Suite, or a Table Mhile these low prices ate available? comes under the head of FURNITURE te QE and your seventy-five cents is our Goilar sale laste. Don't wait too 101 CHOICE in EVERYTHING. Don't is /25 PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASE. The W. E. Houghton nai: | fore the boys are allowed to try their hands at MANUFACTURING CO., 1218 Ax 1220 F Sz. N.W. pols-3t AUT! DIA LINEN tt AID MOSLINS TNER and ALL BE, rN am A ou, ws. line of PERCALE for waists. DRESS SINGH AM redaced to Te. Se. and 108, ii R Ch a: See Bait LINE OF DREGE GOODS. iGe, 1260, prADIES: SUN UMBRELLAS and CHILDREN'S TAGES sua 7 MUURGS varie ot s QE eT SSR ETE EE 2 GENTS" UN WEAR, SHIRTS and DRAWERS, ‘ROCHDALE TICKETS Ri 200 WEBSTER'S LaiGk BE GIVEN AWAY” = et the Best. THE COMCORD HARNESS. WWTZ & BRO., 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel. ‘Trunks and Satchels at low prices oe Loox Oor For Tar GHOLERA. As » preventive use Page's Disinfectant and Ger For sale by all grocers. HOLLY & C0., bole Agente, my27-1m* 1232 934 at. and Sth and Faw. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issned to the following by the clerk of the court: Willis Wallace and Bertha Tolliver; Robert Phillips \d Georgie Barnes; Jobn B. Conklin of Den- ver, Col, and Fannie Weatney. The Permanent Exhibition of the Schools Opened. TRAINING HAND AND EYE. —_—_.___ An Interesting Collection From the Schools Now Arranged in the Franklin Bullding— Boys and Girls Who Have Learned to De- sign and Make Things. Seno cence ‘The good people cf this city do. not have to &0 to Chicago in order to see acreditable and | interesting exhibition. Such a display was opened up to the public last evening in the form of a permanent exhibit of the work of the students of the public schools of the Dis- trict as samples of what they can do after the Preperation that comes from # thorough course of manual training. ‘The exhibit is in the big hall at the top of the Franklin school building, and well repays a visit not only from the parents of the scholars in the public schools,but from all those who are interested in the work of the development of the latent possibilities of the young. It is no small thing to realize that a boy of ‘fiftecn can make a turning lathe of iron and steel that isa masterpiece of workmanship and that is of a sort that makes it good enough to be used in any shop. It is no small thing for agirl of the same age to be able to design, cut and fitadress that in style, appearance ‘and finish would do credit toan experienced modiste. Yet exhibite of this sort are to be seen now at the Franklin Sehool, and are enough to make the most chronic grumbler leave off his com; it that the students in our schools y are not being taught any- thing useful The exhibit opened last evening, and while but little was known of it there was a fair attendance.and all those who saw it were enthusiastic in their praise of the system which could show such ood resulta, exhibition will be open from. Row on, morning, afternoon and evening, and it is thought that the attendance will increase Until it taxes the resources of the big hall. MANUAL TRAINING IN THE SCHOOLS. For some years past the system of developing ‘the manual skill of the students in the local schools has been followed out under the general direction of Supt. Powell, whois a firm be- liever in the virtues and good results of this system. Each year the methods pursued have been enlarged and perfected. New ideas have been introduced, and the character of the work done has been correspondingly im- proved until now the work turned out by some of the higher grades would do credit to old and workmen. The exhibit is arranged in an attractive man- ‘ner about the hall, beginning at the left of the entrance door and continuing about the room until the same door is reached 'again, where one may see the handiwork of the most advanced students. Between the two extremes there is a regular gradation, so that by following the ex- hibits about carefully one can get a very good idea of the methods pursued in this credit- able work. At first one may see the radest kind of drawings, straight lines and curves, the work of the little shavers, but done as carefully and well as they can; simple reproductions in peed of potatoes and apples that still show the marks of the little fingers. At the other side of the room there ate specimens of molding and modeling that show not only care, but developed genius as well; designe for the exteriors aud interiors of buildings that would not shame an experienced architect either in the matter of originality or in the skill with which the drawings have been exe- cuted. Some of this sort of work is of a quality that sbould insure the boy's employment in an itect's office without much trouble. Aside from the practical side of the question—the dollars and cents side, so to speak there must be a good result from ‘the system that teaches — todevelop the resources that are in A SIX-INCH GUN MODEL. An interesting exhibit, as showing to what degree of skill the boys can be brought by ap- plication and training, is a little model of a six- inch gun, worked out of steel and complete in all ite little details. Turning lathes, tools of iron and wood, ornamental iron and brass work, iron tongs, monkey wrenches, bammers and bundreds of articies of that sort show how well the boys have been taught to use their hands as wellas their minds. Nor is one side of the edtica- tion of the young developed at the expense of the other. A comparatively small amount of time is devoted to manual training and yet the re-| tural eults are really surprising. There are tabies and bookcases that show what good carpenters the boys can be. There isa pair of Indian clubs made of four pieces of joined wood each and as nently done as if made ina turning Inthe, while in point of fact they were made by a boy with » plane anda knife. He was taught the useful accomplishment of doing the very best possible with the tools he had at band. An interesting feature in con- nection with the work is the fect that be- the actual manufacture of au article even of the simplest sort they are taught to draw the desigus for what they are going to do, to make the blue prints and ‘the lettering and to get EIGHTEEN PAGES TOMORKOW. A Mammoth “Star” and Some of Its Intern ‘eating Contents. ‘The enlarged form of Tur Stax tomorrow evening will afford an opportunity of publish- ing an unusually large number of the special chapters for which Tux Stam bas become justly famed. The general news field, which is the entire world, will be covered in the customary and thorough manner. Many of the «pecial articles are newsy also, and there will be no ary reading in the paper. It will be « verit- able magazine so far as the quantity, quality ‘and interest of the reading matteris concerned, but in addition it will be brimfal of news. The following are some of the features, several of which will be appropriately illustrated: THE NEW GUN SHOP (Iustratea). Where the biggest cannon of the navy are made. THE CITY OF LIGHT (Mustrated). French capital. Special correspondence of ‘Tue Evexixe Stan. STYLES FOR PLUMP GIRLS (Mustrated). Some becoming modes for making their gowns, TALES OF THE PACIFIC (Illustrated). Festures of western cities from Seattle te Los Angeles. By Prank G. Carpenter. GOWNS FOR THE HOUSE (Illustrated). Dainty costumes for women who want to look sweet and pretty. ELIJAH’S BOYS. A capital story written expressly for Tas Evexrxo Star. MEMOIRS OF HASSLER. How the coast had its origin and growth. By John F. Coyle OLLA PODRIDA. ‘Things of interest to both men and womes discussed in light vein, Some of the luxurious floor coverings TB ‘may be seen at the fair. AWAY TO THE POLE. Exploror Nansen to follow the wake of the lost Jeannette, A HORRID WRETCH. An entertaining sketch of travel abroad. WEDDING BELLS. ‘The month of June, in which ‘most marriages take place. STOLEN TREATIES. International agreements which have got out prematurely. AMERICAN REPUBLICS. A bureau of our government that brings ‘them into close relations, TRE NAVAL EXHIBIT. The new navy illustrated st the world's fair by the great Mlinois special corre spondent of Tae Evexixe Stam. SUICIDE OR ACCIDENT. The Coroner to Investigate the Cause of Prof. Harry Larroque’s Death. about fifty years old and had resided here for { about twelve years. During the past year he hhas resided at the house of Mra. Mary A. Davis, No. 1818 I street northwest, and it was ine * room fn this house that hisdead body was; found yesterday afternoon. * alee I I 5 EB Het tds iil the whole thing up as it would be in | the third from the department of Texas to the the highest class machinists’ shops. | department of Missouriand of the fifth from There is nothing left to guesswork | the it of Missouri to the department nor to chance. ‘The scholars know just exactly what they are going todo and how they are going to doit. There are specimens of “wood carving and wood turning that show not only the skill of the students in handling their tools, but a marked aptitude for the work as well. TRE PROGRESS OF THE WORK. From the simplest drawings there is a steady Progress shown through the different years up tothe fourth-year work in the High School, when some very creditable drawings from casts and from figures, water-color sketches and sketches from still life are to be seen. Nor 18 the work by any means all theoretical. There are sampies of demgning work that would have commercial value in the market. There are designs for wall papers, done in color and with most pleasing effecta, Although rather less extensive in scope than the work of the boys the exhibit made by the girl in the public schools is quite us creditable ‘The Newark Be | in this work, and before Septembler 1 probably, sail for her ‘as flagship of jouth Adatiochticn, nies Range of the Thermometer. The following were the temperatures at the office of the weather burean today: 8 a.m., 70; 2p.m,, Tl; maximum, 74; minimum, 66. ED. " wofeesday. Sone 30 is, AOS a hasEe ae and bit as interesting. There are speci-| | Funeral at 3o'clock pm. Priday, Jume 18. Tater. mene of tmotslng. drawing and designing PARC St Congressional cemetery. “Nrienderespect- juite as good as anything done by their ‘WER of ‘188s, Brothers. “The part of thelr’ dieplay 1 wick | oRtewaE grace SEL! gna 4 ene Mr. Poweil seoms to take the most interest, | daurhter of Nixon and Sarah E. > aed lows however, is the sewing schools. From the | "Sownge” me ths ae 8230 simplest little tucks and done with long | am. MARY DOWNES, beloved daughter of and Bridget Downes, and rather stitches by the little girls, there it a oy gore shown until the finest results are to be seen in the completed gowns and articles of underclothing that are on exhi- bition. Specimens of darning that would do credit toa thorough housewife are there, rents im cloth and big holes in stockings that have been made almost as goodas new. The girls are taught, as are the boys in line of work, to design the work they gre going todo. “They are taught to ent and fit by the most approved systems and make their patterns and designs in paper in a thor- oughly scientific way. Some of the work is so food that it seems lard to believe that it has n done by girls of fifteen and sixteen. THE RICH AS WELL As THE POOR, Curiously enough, it isnot the children of the poor whohave takenall the interest in this man- ual training. According to Mr. Powell some of the very best work among the girls has been Ps done by the daughters of rich parents, who may never have to make their own dresses, but who realize that it is good thing for them to know bow they should be made. The same | thing is true with the bors, Many of them will never have occasion to seck employ- ent as iron workers or wood turner, Not all of them are embryo architects and artists. Still their ta have seen the good effects that come from efficient training tn the use of one's hands and have lent their heartiest co-opera- tion to the teachers in their work. OPEN TO SUGGESTIONS, “T hope that Tux Stan will call attention to this exhibition,” said Superintendent Powell to a Star this morning. “I want every one to see it who is in any way interested in the education of the young, for I think that this collection reflects the ‘grentest credit on the scholars and on their teachers. It has not been done at the expense of the other branches of sducation, either. For example, the girls only sew for an houraweek,and I feel confident that g00d results accomplished make the best kind of a return for the time «peut. Tho girls and the boys, too, look on this work as a sort of relaxation and change from their other work and seem to take the greatest interest in it. I would like to have | this | | with lay of the sort they will see there. 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