Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1893, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. feaeetennnennensceseneves-Suly 31, 1893. party is honestly in favor of material re- duction in import duties, and the men who are s0 ‘will clamor loudly for the fulfillment of the agreement which was entered into between the American people and the democracy when an overwhelming majority was given the candidate whose principal support was an anti-protection Le the other hand are many democrats swho are very far from being in accord with of principles on which @ second time; ‘will surely cause delay. The session will, unless all the indications are astray, be of extreme length, and unless the President or some other great power can success- fully pour a sufficiency of oil upon the troubled waters, not overrich in the matter of practical results. ++ ‘The country has confidence in President (Cleveland and that confidence was increas- ed materially when the people saw how he @efended their interests by ignoring Tam- im his appointment of James T. Kil- cen Sn es ee ee He fant tn the gift of the administration, and ‘while Tammany said but little and did not seem to be exerting itself it was really doing {ts utmost to secure them foritsown ag- grandizement and well-being. There ts cause for gratification in the fact that the most Powerful and of political ma- chimes has met with defeat, but the joy is secondary to that consequent upon the se- Jection of thoroughly competent men. Both (Kilbreth and Bunn are men of ability and believers in the old-fashioned variety of honest dealing. Aside from the fact that Cleveland is not in any way indebted to ‘Tammany there is every reason why it should receive no consideration; it is purely & spoils organization, in which the merit of the individual is entirely without weight France will be satisfied with what she has ‘or will at least be willing to al- of Siam for the hand, should En- any pretext what- : i} RE ii ——_+ «+ —____ Is it not about time that some one in au- indulged in prophecy as to the base 18 so far as the concerned? True the yet at an end, but it O'Rourke's azgrega- anything better than 4 from the last hole. With the situation so nearly certain there is no mecessity for further figuring as to the near future, but there is a growing desire for reliable information as to what our representatives are going to be guilty of after the snow has once more disappeared. Usually this forecast of success, these plans for pennant-winning do not make thelr appearance until our team has set- fled down in twelfth place, but there does mot seem to be any reason why the man- @gement should not unbosom itself before Congress comes in with its eclipsing in- fluences. —____ + ++ ‘The manner in which Chicago extends the freedom of the city {s always aimired. {fhe thing that excites doubt among the so- ;Der minded is the freedom of the Midway ‘Plaisance. ——— South Carolina may reflect that the fiasco fs much more humane and creditable tan the genuine duel, as well as infinitely more Picturesque and interesting. ——____~+ +e -—-__ Among the announcements of novelties that promise to make the extra session in- teresting as well as tmportant is that of a Benuine view on silver by Senator Hill. ———_+ ++ —___ France, with her passion for the unusual, thas indulged tn an ultimatum that lived up fo its dictionary definition. —— If China really has a large surplus popu- Yation there is nothing in her heartless Bivilization to prevent her using the trolley. +2 Man's inhumanity to man has caused much mourning, but the grief in question cannot be compared to that which follows imhumanity to woman. The cruelty visible to the multitude nor im its character, but it is none cruel because of its insidiousness women who reside in the vicinity of , N. ¥., have appealed to Gov. Flower permission to do that which under ordi- circumstances would be illegal and In their letter they say that & scarcity of farm help they are to do men’s work on the farm; find petticoats very inconvenient, and the governor’s consent that they may “the dress of the sterner sex,” and yet the usually chivalric Baltimore American heads the item “Women Plead for Pants.” ‘The extent of the injustice done the female farmers should be immediately apparent to any gentleman. If the communication to the governor reveals anything it shows the writers to be ladies, and who ever heard of @ lady's wearing “pants?” Cireum- stances, such as seem to surround the gov- ernor’s correspondents, make the Wearing of women’s garb uncomfortably ebstructive and entangling, but even those @nnoying Ate Hl ERE conditions would not excuse the © “| give assent. Attired in the patched o1 abandonment of skirts and the substitution of “parits.” As we understand the peti- tion the feminine grangers have it in their minds to wear trousers, a most reasona- ble conclusion, to which we hope the gal- lant and eminently practical governor ig alls and hickory shirt of the hired these willing tillers of the soil could make whose laziness compels the bipedal display should hasten to assure the ladies of his ‘There are people who thin« that France would let go of the loud pedal should Eng- land join in the Siamese chorus. ————__+++_____ Siam has not on her hands any white elephant that compares with this country's white dollar. —_—++s____ The most offensive polizical organ is the calamity-howler’s mouth. —_~+-+_____ The war cloud still hovers and England is not putting up any umbrellas. ———— +2 __ SHOOTING STARS. He Never Tried. “Have you a good ear for music?” he inquired of the young man who is both matter-of-fact and absent-minded. “I don't know,” was the reply, “I never tried to play on it.” What Pleased Hi “Than poetry,” the gas-man “To me few things are sweeter: It isn't for the rhyme I care So much as for the meter.” Cyclone Prophet. “I see,” said the store-keeper, “that they're lookin’ forward to a breezy time at the extra session of Congress.” “Humph!"’ ejaculated the village oracle, “breezy ain't any name fur what it'll be.” “What makes you think so?" “Because them Congressmen been sowin’ ‘wind #0 long that its, Sou about time accordin’ to my reck’nin’ fur @ whirl- win’ to be due.” Her Residence. “So you are going to make a flying trip to Chicago,” said one young man to an- other. “T think I shall have to.” “You'll visit the world’s fair, won't you?” “Of course. She lives there.” A Summer Sorrow. Now comes the saddest of mankind, A wreck through fortune’s jilting; He puts a collar on to find It wilting, wilting, wilting. Why He Smoked. “What makes you cling to cigarettes?" “I'm absent-minded,” replied Cholly. “What has that to do with it?" “My cigarwette weminds me when it's time to bweath.”” Sad. Of the vowels that sprinkle ‘The alphabet through Most frequent and sad are The “I,” “O” and “U.” An Economist. ‘The summer boarder was fishing when Farmer Begosh came along. “Gee whillikens! what on airth air you a-doin’?” he exclatmed,as the sportsman de- posited a small fish in his basket. “T'm fishing,” was the reply. “You ad- vertised good fishing, didn’t you?” “Yes, don’t you know the fish’ll die ef you keep ‘em out o’ water? You don’t think I'm goin’ ter spend money every week put- tin’ new fish into thet there pond jes’ fur You city feilers to ketch do you? No sir- ree!” and the proprietor of rural joys turned the contents of the basket into the pond, and indignantly strode on. A= Encouraging Prospect. From the Detroit Free Press. The shipments of gold trom New continue. The stream is not @ large one, but it is steady and ae the Tight direction. In like manner the eral business and financial situation is tm- A Complication. From the New York World. A os SR material for discussion. MOSES’ Semi-Annual CLEARING SAILE ‘Began this morning with a creat big rush. Be- fore it's over we're going to sell enough to stock an ordinars Washington furniture store. ‘There are times in every business when IM- MENSE SACRIFICES have to be made, and everything we advertise now is to be sold at LESS THAN COST. Asa result. people crowded in here at open- ing time this morning. Buying is general all over the establishment, but most attention te being given to the CARPETS. RUGS, MAT- TINGS, LACE CURTAINS and PORTIERES advertised in last Saturday's ““Star.” Better refer to that advertisement for » complete Uist of BIG REDUCTIONS. Upon # small deposit we will reserve any- thing for you, HERE'S AN ADDITION ToSeturday’siist, ‘Fhe prices are simply us Up holstery ——t rt TAPESTRY. gM VALUE. WOW. 23 yards biue and gold... 81.00. 25 yards biue and cream... 1.00. 5 yards light blue and gold.. 25 yards oranze and gold.. 10 yards blue and cold. 10 yards cream and gold. 50 yards Olive Turkish Tapestry. 1.75. 25 yards Red Turkish Tapestry... 1.75. JUTE TAPESTRY. 25 yards red... 10 yards olive. OTHER TAPESTRY. ee relly Fite, # 8 Hepee FARRER 1.00. pink and BLAS. eeeeeeeee DC. 50 sar Bot Petty Priest, blue aud Syeda ctl, dive wd wok medal. LT cesereenn 808. S yards bine otve 5 yards old red and olive 25 yards silver and gold.. 10 yards Japanese Raw Table Covers. Covers inSecalors, were Sh. Kow..B2-00 bende, Coxsre.i= $> 31.00 386-4 riety of colors. Wore $2.50. Wow. Were 8250. Wow ee SLLSO we Bs ee LaO +A Chenille Covers, Were 91.25. 7 55 a EVERY ITEM IS A WONDERFUL BARGAIN. YW. B MOSE & SONS, “*You Know the Rest.” Con Llrs Asp F Srs. N. W. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY. JULY 31. 1893. We ne ten ot 1 oclock—other days at 5 Fearn mag Lehto Tae Commercur Egumox 7 PERRY HE SCIENCE OF BUSINESS PHILOSOPHY Mee in knowing how to lose successfally—and when, ‘We are all in trade for the gain. Tne debit ‘side of the account must be kept ss emall as Possible. But aneatry there, now end then, ripens facilities—grows energy—simplifies the problem of how to always bave a fresh, brand-new stock. We are right at the season's cross-rosds—the half- ‘Way womse of the year. Spring and summer are Dehind us—thetr successes green in our memory. Fall ‘and winter are before us—full of hopeful promise, ‘The balance must be weighed—cash and stock must Decounted. If s “bird in the hand is worth two in the bush"—we would rather have the “lesser cash” than the “greater stock.” So before we count we will have a season of—giving away would be « good thing tocall St, for we have marked msny things down far ‘Delow the most conservative estimate of worth—below any hint of profit—below even the actual cost. ‘You cannot call to s single summer specialty that ‘will not answer in the small weak voice of « crippled Price, It will sarprise you—delight you—profit you— tomake s tour of our store—now more than st any other time. ‘See the bargains in SILKS and VELVETS. See the bargains in DRESS GOODS. See the bargains in LACES, NETS end GRENADINES. See the bargains in BLACK GOODS. See the bargains in WHITE GOODS snd ‘LINENS. Seo the bargains in EMBROIDERIES end CORRETS. pin bargains in GINGHAMS and WASH “es the bargats in DOMESTH Pep bargains in TAWNS ond ORGAN- xige the bermaine in CHALLIES and FLAN- See the bargains in PARASOLS and UM- BRELLAS. ‘See the bargains in WRAPS and WAISTS. ‘See the bargains in SKIRTS and SHAWLS. ‘See the bargains in BLAZER SUITS. wary he bereains in HOSIERY and UNDER- ‘See the bargains in HANDKERCHIEFS and GLoves, Gee the bargains in NOTIONS and SUK- Seo the bargains in MUSLIN UNDER- WEAR ‘See the bargains in INFANTS’ WEAR. ‘Seo the bargains in BED COVERINGS, Find the time these few days—for you will hsve no ‘wouble to find the money—to command the opporta- nities. See that you make yourself master of the situ- ation. Prnary, ‘Established 1840. [1t] ‘Telephone 905. eoRae Fiat, ea goat BEER QUALITIES at ‘such ris Sars Axp Company. Polar Clothes. VERYBODY 18 HUNTING for comfort, Everybody who hunts here quickty. Nobody has need to carry © complete stock as We do-so you see more in our variety. Lets in all the new thingsthe novelties thet every Dody'll have by next season—but that fall to but one of us in each ty this. The Raw Silk Suite caine to us fo-end 68 = 6dosen other natty “wafers.” The True Bie Serges made thetr mark years ago—and maintained it How they're copied—andnick- named—but the genuine, reliable “Trae Blue” is here—only. The Duck Suits-and the Kew Striped Flannels and Serges—ll ‘Tennis novelties that business and lounging wear claim = use for. Then come the Ponges, Alpacs, Mohair and Seersucker Costs and Coats and Vests. You ought to have = pair of Duck Pants if only for change sake. Don't believe you can think of « thing we can't show you We know there isn’t an ‘off size” Man among you-or boy either—for our stock. Don’t forget the $7.50 Suit Sale Pants are making a big bid for attention with frightfally low prices Odds and ends in Show are sipving. Oughtn's to be any question where to spend your money. AKS AND COMPAN We close at 6 i weed World’s Fair Furnished ‘Trunks, sheet-i bottor hinges, 2 Excelsior og {ook Pe is rte Seit'd ine ooker isa 4a. Sin, 964 5% soo, Saas aos Bee BES Kneessi, 225 7th St. N.W. Gene Sap, Scovnep ‘oats, 50c ND PRESSED FOR 91. ts, 2: ‘230. Gelivered. -Telep! Woodward & Lothrop, 10TH, 1TH AND F STS ¥.W, CLOSED THIS EVENING AT 5 O'CLOCK. TUESDAY, Turkish Towel Sale, BRPRESENTING A PURCHASE OF THOUSANDS ATH TOWELS AT WONDERFULLY LOW PRICES, BATH TOWELS, BATH SHEETS, BATH MITTS AND WASH CLOTHS. | ‘THESE ARE BATHING DAYS, AND THESE ARE BATH TOWEL BARGAINS: COTTON BATH TOWELS, BLEACHED, LTE g 1x42, COTTON BATH TOWELS, UNBLEACHED. LINEN BATE TOWELS, UNBLEACHED. ‘90x42, 250. each, $3.00 dozen. 92x44, 87340. each, $4.50 dozen. 24246, 500. each, 86.00 dosen, 20x50, 7c. each, $9.00 dozen. ‘28x54, 87i40. exch, $10.50 dosen. 90x60, $1.00 each, 912.00 dozen. BATH SHEETS. 40x68, $1.25 each, $15.00 dozen. 44272, $1.50 each, $18.00 dozen. BATH MITTS, 200. patr.— ‘Wask CLOTHS. 0, 50, 900. and $1.00 dozen.— ‘We believe it tobe one of the best every “*Capitol” Beeitia Im Tam Froor Dersnrucars. Sorr Deranruenr, Navy Blue Twilled Habit Cloth Eton Suita, plain or trimmed with braid. Sizes 39 and 40. —Were $8.50. Now €4.75.— Cream Flannel Yachting Suits, trimmed with plain Dinefiannel. Size 36. —Were 812.50. Now 65. — Fine Striped Batiste Waists, most of them in dark colors, —Wore $1.75. Now 75c.— Chambray Waists, plain pink, blue and lavender. ‘Sizes 38 and 40. —Were 82.50. Now 81.25.— Pink Checked Cheviot Waists, yoke beck, faney belt, Sizes 38 and 40. —Were $3. Now $1.25. — Pisid Scotch Gingham Shirt Waists, stiff collars, Stzes 38 and 40. —Were $2.25. Now $1.50.— Figured Mull Waists, for house wear. Bises 38nd —Wore $4.50. Now $1.50.— ‘Lavender Chambray Waista, stiff collars, with white —Were $6. Now 83.50.— Figured Orcandie Tea Gowns, ribbon trimmed. Sixes 38 and 42. —Were 87.50. Now @5.—— Lavender Striped Serpentine Suits, ruffle on skirt, Sizes 82 and 34. —Were 86.75. Now 84.75.— Separate Print Skirts, dark colors. —Now 50c.— Checked and Striped Chambray Wrappers, fancy yokes, fall sleeves. —Now 81.50— ‘White India Linon Wrappers, full front of Swiss . Sizes 3 and 34. ‘Wash Silk Waists, white grounds, with pink, aray and blue stripes, full bishop sleeves and bertha raffle, lined, and finished with arm shields, nearly all sises, —Were 87.50. Now €3.75.— Figured Orsandie Wash Suits, very full okiria, waist trimmed with lace and ribbons. “Sizes 32 and 34, —Were 810, $14 and $16.50, Now @5.— Mieses Derarrwenr. qpilgrens Fine Dromes, Piaue Blouse Suite, Pine Gingham Guimpe | Dr handsomely trimmed with embroidery, ends few Irish Lawn ocecnaginh pheormpralgertin enter erry style and sizes 4 to 12 in the whole lot. ——Were 85.75 and $6.25. Now $2— Domestic Gingham Dresses, white India linon yokes, neatly tucked, finished with embroidery, {rimmed ruffles over shoulder, full sleeves. Sixes 4, and 12 years. & 10 and 12 7 ore $2.50. Xow 81.50.— broidery trimmed. Sizes 4, 6 and 8 years. a jere 50. Now $1.75 — Chilaren’s All-wool Reefers, navy blue and gray, large sailorcollar, brass buttons. Sizes 4 to 12 years, —Were 82.50. Now $1.25.— ‘White India Linon Guimpes, tucked yoke, full sleeves, collar and cuffs trimmed with em- eg Suawt agate’ Boman Stri —e a oe large cise. Red China ne Silk E Embroidered Scarfs, ted fringe, ons = were $5.00. Now 82.75. — 1 Shawls. Size 2x2 Dark Figure 82,70 and 88.50. Now ¥1.50. 1ith st. bide.) | ae Sewing Mechines ever offered to thepublic. Its sewing that could be desired. A full set of the beet attachments probe and a five-year guarantee accompany EASONABLE REDUCTIONS | SEASONABLE REDUCTIONS Cana Deranruenr, ENGLISH DECORATED CHAMBER SETS, ‘With jar. A small lot, —Now 85.50.— ENGLISH CHINA DINNER SETS. ‘Brown decoration. 100 pieces, —Now 87.00. CARLSBAD CHINA PLATES, Assorted decorations, A small lot —Were 45, 65 and 75a. Now 25. HAND-PAINTED OAT MEAL BOWLS. Extra deep. Also suitable for berries, ice cream, ke. —10e.— gee Parssrp Grass Depanrwest. MASONS FRUIT JARS, ‘First quality flint glass. —1-pt. size, 75c. dox.— —1.at. size, 900. doz — —Pat. size, 81.25 doz — JELLY TUMBLERS. ‘Bost quality, all sizes and-styles, —20, 35, 40 and 500. doz — THIN BLOWN TABLE TUMBLERS. Extra quality. —Now 50c. doz — VINEGAR OR OIL BOTTLES, Engraved glass. A small lot. —Were 15c. Now 10c.— 2-QT. GLASS PITCHERS. —Now 25¢.— CANDY JARs. ‘Three sizes, Japanned covers, —Were 2c. Now 15. — SIRUP PITCHERS, Rose colored, patent tops. —Were 480. Now 35c.— Hmmomane Dower |LANS BURGH or Siie waar ae racial sab et, 10-In cut. Now $2.50. ‘Win. cut Now $2.75. 141m. cut Now $3.00. 16-in. cut. Now 83.25. “GEM” ICE CREAM FREEZERS, Only a limited stock left. 2-qt Now $1.25. Bat Now 8165. Gat. Now $2.65. 1-BURNER OIL STOVES, Ce. 2-BURNER GAS STOVES, ‘With siz feet of best covered tubing. —#2.00.— HEAVY TIN DISH PANS. 20-quart size. —ASe. kind for 15¢.— JAPANNED IRON WASH STANDS, Complete with bowl, pitcher and soap dish. —Now 81.75.— BRISTLE FLOOR BRUSHES. ‘The proper kind to use on polished floors, A smalliot —Now 900, — (5th M00F...ssessoesseeee]Oth and 11th st, buildings) Only 75C. Pint. Woonwarn & Lorazor, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. ¥.W. «10th st building. | gn de yours for BON MARCHE. $1 ee $1.39 and NG'S PALACES Baye you attended our Great Clesring Sale? In our New ew Suor Dersracer EE $1.29 Ge. ‘Each. Bir feos bo $1.79| Muslin Underwoar $1.50 BOYS’ CALF BALS A’ 98. 63.50 MEN'S CALF BALS AT $2.24 SPECIAL 3-DAY SALE IN MILLINERY, MUSLIN SHIRT WAISTS AT WAY BELOW Cost. READ THESE ITEMS. IT WILL PAY YOU. MILLINERY. #250, Soa i ce Hats, 19, $1.48 Reduced. 3 1 Fine Emd. Musi stists now 660, 59° Tae Mota Gowns, cambrie 44. 75c. rine Mastin Gowns, nov... 530. 3 06, Sgagirinaed maison cence MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. 50° A, Doves so 36, t2"To be fair om we limit the number of pieces at 3 of each to each customer. Bon Marche, » 314-316 Tr Sz NW. >| THE GREAT Midsummer SLAUGHTER SALE’AT SHIRT WAL STS. ‘Waists in pereale, with three pleats front and. Ebrwe beck; tars. Regalar isa =oee eas KING'S ‘PALACE, 810, 812, 814 Tru Sr » “WO HARD FEELINGS Need Bo - Entertained Toward Us Us IF YOU DO NOT COME IN FOR A SHARE OF THE “MARK DOWNS" WE 750 SHOE STORE| = PLACE BEFORE YOU DAY AFTER DAY IN PRINT AND ON COUNTERS. WE DO EVERYTHING TO KEEP YOU AD- VISED OF WHAT I8 GOING OX. YOU SHOULD AVAIL YOURSELF OF PRES. ENT CIRCUMSTANCES WHETHER YOU BE ONE OF MODERATE CIRCUM- STANCES OR HAVE AN ABUNDANCE OF WEALTH. THE TIME TO BUY Is PRICES THAT THE SAFEST IN- VeSTMENT 18 MERCHANDISE IF WE DIDNT NEED THE ROOM WE WOULD NEVER SACRIFICE MERCHANDISE, WE HAVE OFTEX GIVEN YOU GOOD, HONEST SALES, BUT NEVER SUCH AS NOWADAYS AND NEVER SO MANY. TO RE MOVE ANY DOUBT SEE THE GOODS THAT ARE MARKED OUT. LOOK ‘EM OVER. YOU WILL THEN BETTER UX- DERSTAND. Ladies’ White Embroidered Handkerchiefs, besuti- fal effects, that ordinarily sell for 40, 35, 30 and 25e., 186. Lions: Corossra ara Sere, ae In white and col- ors, collars and cuffs to match. jesse a except us for 250. Gan Bo Yours for 160. 10. Guycernte Soar Gan Be Yours for 6c. $5 _C. C. P. Sars Conser nBeYoursfor$2.60 Gan 750. Israxte Cars Gan Bo Yours for 50e. 10,000 Yarns 123. Grroman Gan Bo Yours for 8c. Srectat Repvcriox In Scone Caz STORE, 5 Plain Green Felt Lap Rot iuced to $1.25, 9 Plain Green Felt Lap Robes, reduced to @2. 9 Plain Green Flannel Lap Robes, reduced to 82.50. _ loans Retesiterel Mote Tap Retes, eoteeeh} 5, 310-312 SEVENTZ 19 Fancy Embroidered Momie Lap Robes, reduced Web Fancy Embrohere Momie Lap Mabe, reancet} Wan Has Beex Dectanep 20 Fancy Embroidered Momie Lap Robes, reduced AGaINeT aLL to 65e. 14 Fancy Embroidered Linen Lap Robes, reduced | * to 81.15. 40 Fancy Bordered and Pain Linen Lap Robes, re- duced to $1.00. ‘25 Fancy Striped Linen Lap Robes, reduced to 80c. 20 Fancy Striped Linen Lap Robes, reduced to 60c. SHOP WHERE IT IS COOL OUR STORE IS DELIGHTFUL; YOU NEVER FEEL HEAT OR FLIES HERE. OUR FANS LOOK OUT FOR YOUR COMFORT, IF YOU LIVE OUT OF TOWN Do YOUR SHOPPING THROUGH OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT. IF YOU LIVE IN ALEXANDRIA OR BROOKLAND YOU CAN HAVE YOUR PACKAGES DELIV- ERED RIGHT AT YOUR DOOR THE SAME DAY OF PURCHASE. LOW-QUARTER SHOES “WARREN.” wee $3.65 Men's @5 Hand-sowed Russia Oxfords for. $2.50 Men's 03 Hand-woit Rasa Oxfords tor... 81.95, ‘Men's €3 Hand-welt Calf ‘Oxfords tor.....31 95 Boys’ $2 Russia Oxfords £08 cecsseeenveeee 1.50 Ladies’ $1.25 Oxfords for............. .95e ‘Ladies’ $1.85 Oxfords for... .... wnveeeeee BL.BS ‘Ladies’ $2.50 Oxfords for... ue.) Bt) Ladies’ €1 Spanish SLIpp@re for wne-eeesseceocs. 4 20 & BRO., 420, 422, xthrtaotes Butter Making is an art few understand—which accounts for the plenitude of bad and the scarcity of really good butter. Only those who “KNOW HOW” make our butter. 5 ibs. of the finest Creamery Sor $1.60, Jas. F. Oyster, Con Orn Axo Pa Ave N.W. Center and K st. Marketa Telephone, $71. v3 COCA WINE, sy3 THE WARREN SHOE ROUSE, Gro. W. Rica 919 FSTREET NORTHWEST. Sl Coca Wine is holding more than its own as the season's popular tonic—it seems to be actually the “FAD.” It is as good as gold in cases of malaria, fever and general debility. ‘No secret about fis tormula—inade of the fresh green coca leaves and pure native claret. Only ‘Se. pint. For sale only at W. S. Thomson’s $1.50 Scuwen Consers, $1. Take them at One Dollar Pair. Pranaacr, 703 151m Sx N.W. ae nosy Sted, G0, o_o Naren eres eee We ‘G. tibetan Sp HERES Sie prnetoas Eee’ 11003 F Sz. No Bax ERMAN? ¢,,UgmDy. Midsummer Stock-Taking THE FAMILY| 2 BAZAR, 715 Penn. Ave. 715 R. Nathanson, eis 7TH ST, §. Ww. August Clearing Sale. Our stock consists of new and seasanable Merchan- Gise, and we recognize that « dellar porches ‘considerable more today than heretofore, vote deep cut in prices to induce yeu te de your shopping for your present and prospective wants, | Below we quote a few facts for tomcrrewts sale: SHIRT WAISTS, At léc., Boys’ Shirt Waista, Wore 2a. At R6c., Ladies’ Percale Shirt Weiss Were 50s, At 7e., Wrappers, perfect fitting. Were 61.3% LACES. ‘as Thea, yard, ai Laces, Were 230, ALGLID, Men's Leundered Negtige Shirts, eaperate collara, Were 81.75. R, MATHAREOH, Another Week Ot Bargains At HEILBRUGS GLEARING SALE Or Szasoxastz Foorwean PERS EST Sst MSS "EET, Beem sat OBo GPE PSST 82.00 GUE SLES Crear AND JUST SUCH REDUCTIONS PREVAIL AND OEROUGHOU! atin THE STOCK. HEILBRUN &C0. 402 7m Sx N. W. Stax. “Tux Ox» Womax Ix Snon» pty Ok bebe] being fresh, clean and atyiteh. It's the fincet stock tn the city, No trash! Buy now betore the enle ts ended, GEO. M. MYERS, ASSIGNER AVIS’ SHOE STORE, 1430 New Yor Ave N.W. avait