Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1895, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1895—TWELVE PAGES. 7 Ladiés’ Shirt Waists, 48c. ADE WELL, BEAUTIFUL PAT- LARGEST KIND LAUNDERED COL- *) LARS AND CUFFS. 48c.. Shirt Watste for 63c., 7Oe., 98e. and $1.23. You ought to see th assortment we show. -It requires the best part of our second floor for their: SILK BELTS, WITH NEW SHAPE ‘°) BUCKLES—THE PRETTIEST SHOWN ( HEREABOUTS, FOR ONLY TWENTY-FIVE SEPARATE BUCKLES—10 DIF- DESIC Many stores would charge you twenty-fiv cents for these—then you wouldn't be over- charged. There is 25c. worth of value in each one of these, choice of fifty different styles—plain, plaid and figured. JEWELRY FOR SHIRT WATS A SILVER SHIRT BEAUTIFULLY DESIGN- PLY DESIGNED- FOR. SILVER COMBINA- “ONB Lor INFA MULL CAPS, MADE IN ( THE LATEST styu EFFECT; FITTING; CURTAIN FECT ROW OF LACE RU AROUND FACE; ane ae © yaa SOC ae STRE SPECIAL PRICE. :Parasols. WHITE CHINA SILK PARA« SOLS, WITH WHITE RBs, WHITE STICK, DRESDEN HANDLE. WORTH $2.50— FOR . BLACK AND WHITE CHECK- SED PARASOLS, WITH BLACK x AMELED HANDLE-FoR... WHITE PARASOLS, WITH ¢ *) COLORED — STRIPES, ONB Ss = UBLE RUFFLE ON EDGB Cee) SAND ONE ABOVE, FORM- eS = ING STAR; WHITE ENAMEL- x sy ED HANDLE AND TA O45 cactus COMPLE FOR 10¢, PARISIAN TURLING FLUID, FOR KEEVING JQC, PER BOT. *) THE HAIR IN CURL. ———. ¢ TRILRY ROUQUET EX- TRACT, THE LATEST ODOR. 2QT. HOT WATER RoT- , GUARANTEED PURE RUB- 63¢. 37€¢-0 1OUGIEE THEM An. RUT To GET)y THESE ‘4 * TO SELL FOR ON A vou ac 7@> SEVENTY-FIVE Sx ruice UNTIL JULY Each pair gu: WITHT LL BE THE)s % Yours until 9 to-* morrow night. 7 \* Shopping is made: bearable here. Fifty’ Patent Cooling Fans “produce a comfort- sable femperninre® Sample a glass of; sWild Cherry while’ here--a most deli ght-’ ful summer drink. i : ; LANSBURGE _ & BRO, 420, 422, 424, 426 TTH ST. Moses’ Cornar. --Ours is an admirably se- lected stock of INVALID FURNITURE--and it’s one of those stocks of ours that people are most grateful for whenever they need things that cannot be found this side of Philadelphia or New York. In the Invalid mong otter thi Furniture Department, there are rying Chairs, Commoxtes, ete A new iden ts the Children. Tt does away with the pursery chair. ‘The price Is $1.25. --T'he Gorham Invalid Bed is a sanitary, all-iron bed, approved by all physicians and hospital erated in mld be have with- out such a convente them for sule a ent. W- MOSES <& Sons, fs and uth Sts. N.W. 2t Storage Warehouses; 22d st. near M. BROBSON—“T thought you sald this watch wor regulate the sun." JEWELER—“Well, won't It BROBSON—“No; it loses time right along. I don't Delfeve it would even regulate the price of cheese fn Cunada.""-—It was afterward put in perfect order by HUTTERLY, the Wateh Expert, at 632 G st., opp. Clty P. 0. Je28 BOSTON VARIETY STORE. Facts and figures are what people want from a business house. Rhet- ‘!oric and levity cannot take the place of plain truths and honest val- ues. Housekeeping Goods ARE IN ORDER ALL THE YEAR ROUND. Saturday Specialties. Royal Baking Powder, Regular 10c. size, 7C. Cleveland’s Baking . Powder, Regulur 10c. size. 6c. Jelly Tumblers, Best white glass, tin top. ONE-THIRD PINT - IAC 2c. Mason’s Fruit Jars. Best quality, white glass, no seconds. Porcelatn- lined tops. Each dozen packed in a sectional box, ONE-HALF PINT. <- which prevents breakage, and adds to the couven- fence of bundling. Pints Quarts 2 Quarts 40. doz. Ste. doz. O4e. doz. Preserving Kettles. Best quality, porcelain lined, 6 Quart 8 Quart 10 Quart “Ae, "Bie. Ev Larger sizes at correspondingly low prices. Granite Preserving Kettles. First quality, gray steel enameled ware. 2Quart 3Quart 4 Quart Toilet Sets. White Domestic China Toilet Set, consisting of durge size Bowl, Pitcher, Chamber, Soap Dish and = Bae Galvanized Water Pails, 10-quart size. For Suturday, 5c. Ten’s Belts. Outing ard Bicycle Belts, with or without port- monnai attached. We. Silk Belts. 98e. AN colors, plated buckles, artistle destens. 25C. STYLES. FOR SATURDAY 2Ic. 49C, STYLES. FOR SATURDAY... 306. | STYLES. FOR SATURDAY Belt Buckles. A great variety of new styles, triple silver and gold. Tiwenty-iive different styles. oc Saturday... INITIAL BUCKLE ; Tete e ge. STYLES. FOR SATURDAY. 3dC. Large aswortment of Sterling Sliver Buckles. . Trunk Dept. A well made, strong and trunk is a comfort aud delight. Don’t fail to see our stock before buy- Canvas DRESS TRUNKS, $I -O5- CANVAS DRESS TRUNKS, flat top, heavy tron bottom and bindings, good lock and lock bolts, full 34 36-1 ge $1.85. $2.7 #2 DUCK-COVERED DitESS_ Tis lock, iron bindings, double tron botto: heavy fron clamps ‘on corners, hard-w ts, deep set-up tray, with hat box. esc. 5c. | * roll 7. Uk 490. con 9 INK, brass 2-n Win.” BEn, SUL 2.98 $3.49 $3.95 $4.75 AVY DUCK - € RED DRESS TRUNKS, hard-wood slats, steel clamps, extra. binding around each’ slat, steel bo tom, heavy strap binges, sole leather hun- dies, best brass locks and lock bolts, linen Uned throughout, bat box and extra tray. 28-in. 30-in, B4-in. 26-In. $48 § $8.48 25 Canvas Steamer Trunks, fron bindings, steel clamps. 80-in. 32-in, 34in. 36-In. $1.95 FE ia arongesCap given yitinevesy and the name marked if desired. Telescope Bags. S, SOLID CANVAS. 95 tronk $1. LEATHER ov isin. 2i-in, ‘Me. $1.25 $1.49 $1.70 $1.08 A name tag given with every bug suld. Traveling Bags. best Of the makers. SOLID 1 Tin. 14-tu. 8c. $1. LINE COWHIDE CLU 10-in, 12-in. A4-in. $109 $1.98 Jeather lined, with Leather Cubin aid High English Rugs. Gladstone Bags. GRAIN GLADSTON 14-in. 16-in. $1.98 $2.49 IMITATION ALLIGA! tn. 16-4n. 31.5 $1.98 SOLID COWHIDE GL! 14-in. 16-in. $3.49 $4.49 @ the de nm of the CREAM FREEZER on Saturday. Bosten Variety Store, EMMONS S. SMITH, it 705-10T-100-711 PENN. AVE. : S Cents for JOHNSTON’S, 729=731 729-731 7th Se Se. Bargain Saturday. Make up your orders from ' this list: 4 Cents Tomo rrow. Patent Laundry Wax Rrook’s Crystal Soap + 4c Bove Codtish. Bon Ami. . 4c Rising Sun Stoye Polish: singer Snaps, per pound. 2 4e Fnameline Stove Polish, oda Crackers, per p . re Ironshine Steve Poli; Cream Crackers, per pound. : Smail Oil Sardines, can. Bread Soda, per pound. - Large Lump Starch. Bottled Jamaica Ginger. : Star Soap, ca Rice, large groin, per pound . Borax Soap, cake. Dry Beans, pound . Brown Soap, long bars. J. B. Baking Powder, 1-4 ib. ‘ting. 5 Soapine, pl : Smait Lemon Extracts... AS Pearline, pkg. ‘Small Vanilla 38 English Pearl Soup... Java & Mocha 20C. Ib. Star Chew! Bors Chewing Bay Steamer Rest Frosh Eggs, doz.. Criterioa Brand Cal. Canned Apricots. Anderson Jams Apricots. SH Hains’ Best r Rroneho Chewing 'T Best Butterire, 3, D> Making Powder, pails Lard. DO. ails Cottolene. Sardines, large, with nd Baking } 5-lb. Box 5 oe Chewing “‘Tobaceo, "it Tomorrow rv Starch, pl Root 1 awin Booth «in. bettie Pint Bort . in? Durhacn Our World ¢ 4.25 bbl. Fine Gunpo Spring Les Fin . per pound. , Impucted Colburn's Best Iixed 7 pe x ap Powder t Smoked Bloaters, Soap Ge. ‘ am Mustard (boxes) M Macaroyl, per pac Whole Pepper, Macareni, Fruit Paddine (all Wrele ¢ Ground 1 id Allspiee, 1-4 I» _ BELLEE YELL ES PLELEED 1 Olives, in gla: ‘ound: Peppe ellow Mustard Ground Mustard, eed, 1-4 Ib. 1-4 Ib. cum Bros. neral Ground Cece Ib. s on Stew! Ground Mace, 1-8 Ib el Whole Mace, 1-8 1b. Sapolio, large. Grayely’s: Be |. Eeap. Breakfast Bai Evap. Cal, Roast ef Be: Round Sack n Meal Piyfnouth Rock (both colors). Olive Of dan, oking Butts: arpbell’s Beets Wate Saltine Fruit Cr Grabam Wafers, per pound Durkee’ Art uckle Olive OU ¢ wlumbia Soups Consome, Mulligatawny 22¢ nd Stareh (n nd y June Mise Cand; Twory (E J ohnston’s, The Johnston Company. ate S-lb, pails Armour's Vegetole Gunporder ‘Tea: Preserves (pail... Baking Powder, 1 Ib. Sie Flour lor Ted. iy : 1 & Robbing Potted Mocha Coffee Java und Mocha Coffee. Tomorrow.|* Ground Cayerne Pepper, 1-4 Ib. 1-4 Fer’ pacl jars. Large Lemon Extracts. “Cigars. Arthur Cigars. Giothes Lines (100. fect). Sfiter Pitted Ey iporated Fidins, Ib. tele fustard, per gallon 7 Gents lanes. Coffee, Chew: ‘obuc towder, 1 ke. . per hortle. Pride of Ezypt_¢ $¢ 1h kage. flavors) Large Vanilla. . Candies, No. 6, per sely Quart Bottles Cateup in a eis Ww Figs, per hole Afispi 14 ib Large Bottles Jan gesecererecencareee Tomorrow, 10 ae Horring 4 | Cottage Ham, all lean, 1b. 100 Foam Hlacult Chicory, Ib. age kes. Best Cream Cheese, th 10e Milk Lunch Biscuits antern Jars Sirup, pia Joe Cal 2. Tange Bott ue 1. » Home-mnde ace i Is Arthar ( i0e 1, Evap. Apples. ra w Pravelt Donut aes Silver Prunes Bob Whi Ate Hrand) Cat Sip.” pt. size eds no blue) 729-731 778 ates 816. CARHART & LEIDY, 928 Seventh Street. 1,500 yds. 32-in. Fancy Lawns, 6%c. yd ‘The price has been 12%c. or Just double what we're pow going to offer it. You'll wonder at {ts price-cheapneas, yet it wa good value at 12%e. 500 yds. More Fig. Pique at 12%c. yd. You took the Inst purchase in a few t to bo 2c. a yard, for days. It o most stores get that for it. 600 yds. Left of the India Linon at 12%c. yd. Folks tell us every day that others get 20e. for it—and they have a right to, for it’s the regular 20c. quality. We camot get a yard more to sell at this price. «|Our roc. Plaid and Striped | White Organdies are 5c. yd. Our 12%. Striped & Check White Organdies. are gc. yd. CHic L= 928 7th St. GIG AF FS At Parker, Bridget & Co.’s. i To close out every : Boys’ Suit in stock we will. cut their price ex- actly in half, viz Ali Boys’ $2.50 Suits,$1.25 All Boy 's’ $3.00 Suits, $1.5 All Boys? Sé00 Suits, All Boys’ $8.00 Suits, $4.0 All Boys’ $10 Suits, $5.0 PARKER, BRIDGET LOEB & THs Clothiers, Shirtmakers, “Outatte 13, 910-912 F st. That Big 3 Reduction Sale ( Of Children’s ana Boys’ Clothing Has drawing powers that are frresist- ible to economical people. The ba gains are big ond ‘re many. ‘The clothes are fine—cholcest productions of the finest: manufacturers—clothes made to our order—made to win your patron- ‘2 35 Per Cent ‘Under Regular Prices; e Is the sizé of the cut we've made. ach tag cn the collars of the coats, except the wash suits, has had an even 35 per cent figured from it. ee eee i ) PARA A ES POVPSSOPSCOOOOHSD and so on right through the st Elegant double-brensted coats le-brensted coats and vests, in § ‘k and blue, for boy Lots of lots, cassimeres and all the other pretty and seasonable cloths. LAPP EAA z 5 Fy ‘i a 8 ig per cont leas (han\ marked prices to all black and blne cheviots-and mixed, and plain cassimeres. © Coats for $4.50. nd cool as ean be. ‘ipa as of all kinds, Lots of Black and Blue Serge Coats CZ wow and Flannel and Bedford Cord Striped Trousers, White Flannel Suits— )) and separate Coats and ‘Trousers. Eve- rything a man wants here he's quite willing to pay. . {Our Leader leader ind Blue Flannel Coat ingle or Double-breasted Blue Serge 2 ir of White Duck Trousers: t to match, for ) CS Low of others are copying our prices—we can't copyright them. But ¢ as far as the quality of the goods is ) concerned they seem to be copyrighted 95 x from the way others shun offering them y at a price and a at our figures See Clothiers, Shirtmakers, OO Outfitters, ARABI | “We never sel ‘That W HONESTLY It Honest Watering H-O-S-E "25 ft. $1.50. O $1.50, but look to the QUALITY! You won't even find the name of the manufacturer on it—he's ashamed to put himself on record as making such vile hose. We demanded BETTER HOSE to sell at $1.50—with a reasonable guar- antee—and “PLAINLY STAMPED" with the manufacturer's name. We selected thers sell 25 ft." watering hose for the “COMMERCIAL” brand as being “the best hose we could find to sell at $1.50. Of course, we had to pay more for being so particular, but the great number We are selling every day makes up for the little pre ft. of HONEST hose with the brand stamped on it, com- plete with PATENT NOZZLE and COUP- LING, all for $1.50. Little better qualities bose by the foot. + Wrapped Hose, 11e, foot. The above special prices are ade possible Ly a big purchase last March when times were dull—we couldn't var te Sse th to sell at these prices now. Pintbt. Witch Hazel, 15c.|i, Chesley &. DOUBLB STORES, 1004 F St. and 522 10th St. 1t $7 oo LUTZ 32-INCH As perfect a trunk creation as can be had anywhere in the world for anything like this It is linen lined, bas “Excelsior” long hinges, tron’ bottom, and is strongly bound. We'd like to show’ it to you. ch STEAMER TRUNKS, for $3.50. [7 TRUNK STRAP AND INITIALS FREE with each trunk. “Leether ‘Things,"” | Lutz & Bro., of Pexsr sve “Get the Best’'—“The Concord Harness.""je28-16d OZONATE LITHIA is the only natural MINERAL SPRING WA- TER coutaining Uthia enough roduce LITHIA RESULTS and cure HEUMATISM. N. W. BURCHELL, Gereral Agent, Je21-14a 3 2 3 Gloved : 3; For 65¢. : $ smooonsooeovonoeorrounornnmomonoeron nn ‘Conooedovooononven nopvorrrounenrnnr exon 4 In th $ nick of time—we come mahle offering-—before your ng. ‘Tomorrow and Monday dof $1.00 for our GED ASH (think of itt instead of fer 'out Pbotton REAL OD WVES—White, Pearl and Yellow, $ ! 1 with black embroid : 0000000000000000090000000000000000000000000000 po orocoonnnaseosimeyesoneooouomoessontoabocy 3Louvre Glove Co., 3937 F St. : @ PVCDSOROEOY HARRIS & ( _ith ‘and D TD sts. Sterling Waist Sets. You don't hive to be a judge of, Ster- ling Silver to buy of us, for we don't Largest and hirt Waist Sets, lar Buttons, Cuff Buttons, in the R, Sterling Set. comprising pair of Cuff Buttons, Collar Studs. Worth $1. Button and 3 ° 75C. - Only den Enaaieled Shirt Waist Lovely Dr Sets. No let up to the demand for cur Silke Relts, Joveiy sterling silver buckles, in Lew and original $1.25 New York is Ster- ing Silver Belt Buckles, heavily gilded and enameled. Ours Just in, and no other house has them. EYES. Don't risk the loss of your eyes by corsulting {gnorant and ‘inexperienced opticians. We give you the services of that famous sctentific oculist, Tir. A. G. Hamilton —absolutely free of cost. For a while longer Mr. Hamilton will scientifically ft and accurately adjust our famous Perincople, Lenee Eyegiggecs and Spectacles for. $1.00 Ve. Harris. &Co., Jewelers, 7th & D. ‘Our Oxfords For Summer. THE shoe above all others for hot PEP OS Weather wear. ‘They’re so. cool comfortablo—so_neat—so ish—inak your feet look so dainty. pine! When they come from US-WE FIT ® your feet. $2=$2. 50-934) That's the way we've priced OUR 0 FORDS. We know it’s at least 54 lower than prices uptown, Rut then— always sold for Honest prices, ing now. Uptown dealers 1 2 same shocs. ve, toes— BLACK and T. “ "3 GFA good Oxford as low as $1.50. Robt. Cohen& Son? 630 Penn. Ave.N.W. $3 charge Y, $5 and $3.50 for 11 PES POPOL IOOLOD OS styles—all Birds and Animals Prepared and mounted—in most artistic style— by experienced taxidermist. Special care given to natural, life-like posing. Modest charges. EFRUGS rendered moth-proof without the slightest Injury to fabric or coloring. M. R. Griffin, 207 ASt.N. E. |( Je28-1400 Make Iced Tea Ot BURCHELL'S SPRING LEAP ‘TEA. Can't’ find a ER tea in this country. Won't want one with a delicious flavor—or more ONLY 500. LB. and express orders sent arywhere. N.W. BURCHELL, 1225 F STREET. Children’s Wash Suits Reduced. We shall drop the price of several lines of Child's Wash Si Cloth and nics Braid. L $1.00 $1.25 § ™INGROWING NAILS Permanently and painless cured. Our Bunion and Corn Shields afford absolute comfort. —¢ moved, 25c. Prof. J. J. GEORGES & SON, Chiropo- eae Pa. ay. Hours, 8 to 6. Sundays, 9 to 1. King’s Palace. Saturday’s Drives. Millinery. . 50 dozen Pure White Chip Hats, high und low for ladies, es and Regular @ $1.25 and $1.50; best qual- ity fine chip made. Sineday A caly BS A TABLE OF Trimmed Hats, ‘That were §2, $3 and-$1; all the latest shapes; all colors, Your Choice, $1.25 We are still selling the WHITE BENIN BRAID SuGHn BACK SAILOKS at 48e. Others ask Je. and Te. and 50c. FLOWERS AT 25c, und 50c. HATS AT $3.50 DUCK SUITS AT $1 We have just opened a Job Lot of Wrappers, Made of good quality percale, Mght blue, pinl lavender aad ans suede’ ath wile, cafes fore? shoulders, V yoke,’ Wattean back, 730. P| 40¢. large sleeves; some with deep sailor collars. Regular ¥; $1.25. Saturday only... Ore lot of Children’s White India Linen Dresses. Wide hems, tucks above, deep Swiss embroidery ruffle, forming square yoke of fine tucks and Swiss thserting; full ate s, trimmed with in- Cc seiting | wad edgin Regul: 8 vane, $1.50, ateeneee ee 2 Special vaines in’ ali” departi King's Palace, 812-814 7th St., 715 Market Space. EIS SHOES, Pa. ave. croc Cs —_— The on ily shoe house in town, x think, where lady clists can find Bicycle “Bals.” and Oxfords. -But it’s characteristic of Crocker to have what others haven’t. And in quality and price alike satisfying to the buyer. Bicycle Oxfords, $1.90. Ense in riding a wheel demands a spe clal shoe. Bicycle Bals., $2.40. You can only get them here. Canvas Ox!'ds, $1.90. Suitable alike for sea shore outing, oF ummering. Neat, pretty styles. WHITE BASKET iller Shoes—the hygienic s oe—Oxfords, $4 —Boots, $5. We alone sell them. And thelr growing popularity ts evidenced by the great dey mand for them. DOWN-TOWN AMERICAN SHOE = fhe [CA HOE MEN. ? PoOOOSS TESST Ts easasenssosd! CROCKER’S, Cooled by Electric Fans, 939 Penna. Ave. Saturday’s Sale ‘Will Be- A Winner. —Broken lots enable us to offer bar- gains unparalleled. Some of the best / shoes in the Loyse will be sacrificed, because their stocks ure not complete tnd can't be filled out. —Meny a chance for you to make an advantageous purchase. Every shoe ts backed by our reputation—you can count on its being thorougtly reli- able. Prince Alberts, Juliets, Low Button Shoes, —Some of the choleest produc tions. Shoes you'll recognize as $1.75 Dig values the minute you see $2.15 tiem. $2.50 $3.50 : Suede Slip A choice of Ppe lots in White Canvas Oxfords that were $1.50 to $5.00 Suede Slipy were $3.50 gnd $4.00, $1.00. Black and ae Oxfords. and a lot that for $1.00 Sr Nearly Za the sizes. ier 35 Choice for $1.38. \Children’s Oxfords. Black and Ton Oxfords and A $1.00 Patent Leather and Kid $1.25 of more than / lippers—lots of st: eas ordinary wortli—$1.00, $1.25, ¢ pretty little aloe $1.50. Edmonston, } Popular 1334 F St. Jove Open till 9 p.n Se <P The. Saner Girls Are getling ready for their outing. You've sev- Store, eral gowns that ought to be cleaned? Our way of gowns as fresh and heautiMl as “new slightest injury to delicate fabrics. Wagons call. Anten Fischer, 906 G St. MATCHLESS PROCESS DYEING AND CLEANING. $e28-104_