Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1898, Page 11

regeesengeotendongeeseosontondonconcongeeseegeeseosergensensense Lonreatoeseeteetoeteeteotonlentontoateatpeloetoeteatentonteatoetoeteeteatoetoteatoateatoatoatoetententontent ef ot Sef 2 net °. ated ef eedetetottes ar Sendeodengengengeegeegengesgeegeogeogeogeegegeeseeteaseatenzengeee Sete etny Seendent eadeegeeseegees Mt eegeeseege Seagenseesengeotendentoaseasoeseegeegendeaseageeseegeogegeagenss sodeteto eteegegees Bicycle Sundries. Spaldings carried their repu- tation into the smallest detail of their business. They sold only the best Sundries. cle Lamps. Mahe Lamps, ‘96 pattern. Spal- 8 price, Our price < Spalding’s price, $1 Our [ree . 25 Columbia Lamps. Syalding’s price, 1 .... O5c. Spalding’s Our price Ham Diamond Lamps. Re Spalding’s _ price, sere eciee SC. 10 Central Lamps. Spalding’s _ price, meee ee Ic. 10 I. ©. Lamps—black. Spalding’s price, Our! iret .. 150. Bievele Bells. New Departure Bells. Spalding’s price, 1 1 price... Cc. Electric Stroke Bells. Spalding’s ee = Ce Stroke Bells. Spalding’s _ price, Toe Clips. Wire Toe Clips. Spalding’s price, we, 3c. Our priee, per pair..........6. ce e Basket Toe Clips. Spalding’s _ price, Our price, per pair. + = Butler Toe Clips. Spalding’s _ price, 1 pres, per pair ce ° o@ Reller Toe C ips. Spalding’s _ price, ie Oc Onr price, per pair . = Winner Toe Clips. Spalding’s _ price, Bae, Our price, per palr........ceeeeeee SC. icycle Tires. rtford Siagle-tube Tires. Spalding’s 0. ur price, per pair... . rgan é& Wright's Single and Double Tires. Spalding's price. $9. $6.98 Our prie, per pair... =e e Pulmer Tires. Spalding’s price, $10.00 $5.50 th American Rubber Single-tube Tire. Ming's price, $5. ‘Our price, per pair. Bicycle Saddles. Fr oklyn price. $9. Our price, per pair. Ideal. Spalding mnghristy Saddies, "06 pattern. ros Spald- 2.69 le, Uke the Brown. Spald- Grips. Ruckskin Fiber Grips. Spalding's Handle Bars. Wo Hanale Bars, new pattern. Spald- Ing’s price, $1.50, 5c. Golf Hose. Spalding’s was a fresh, up-to- the-times stock—and this Golf Hosiery was part of it. f Wool Footless Golf Hose, in feney rhs. Spalding’s price was 48e. price, a pair. Lot of fine English Wool Fancy Footless Golf Hose. Spalding’s prices, $1.50 and ‘Our price, a pair. i 3 Bicycle Caps. BA Lot of Wool Bicycle Caps, plain and S E_sfaney effects—golf shape. Spalding’s prices, z 4 Sporting Shoes. z Let Gymnasivm and Bicycle Shoes—hest z r Spalding’s prices, Suc., $1, $1.50, SO Sunr price for your holce—broker DE @ sizes. Bicycle Leggins. ot of Men's Grain Leather Spring Bi- Leggins. —-Spalding’s price, a eye Golf Clubs. Hand-made, in Spalding’s own factories—only the best ma- terials used—and in each lot you'll find all the variety of Clubs used in the popular pas- olf Club, iron and wood, vs $1.69 Mf Club, fron and : 1.25 Balls. en, Henley, Woodley, if Balls, the stand: price, $4 a peice, $3 dozen. Each. ..... 30¢. alding’s Practice Golf Ball. Spalding’s wy dozen. pric peice ‘Our Hunting Leggins. Leather Knee Lezgins, black and tan, patent straps. Spalding’ ce, $3 8 wir, Mur peice $1.48 Canvas Leggins, ing’s price, 5 Our price leather bound. _Spald- Canvas Leggins, leather bound. Spald- "s price, 8c. a pair. Sleds. palding carried just a few Sleds—patent ones and as they are out of our line we have cot ‘em adrift. Spalding’s $2.75 Plexivle Flyer 5-foot Sled. prlew. $10 Cur pice. Four High Sieds. $1.50. THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1898-16 PAGES. Posting an Important Notice! We have sold to Messrs. Saks and Company the entire stock contained in our Washington branch, being a complete line of our Sporting and Athletic Goods and Bicycles, and have appointed them our sole authorized agents for the District of Columbia. A. G. SPALDING & BROS. What we’re doing with the Spalding Stock is unheard of before in Sporting and Athletic circles. Spalding—the standard—is offered at terrifically reduced prices—to close it out —without delay—to be in readiness-to receive the new spring stock so soon to be sent us. 7 You folks who ride wheels—play _golf—enjoy gymnasiums— play ball—tennis—shoot--or participate in any of the sports or athlet- ic pastimes—will be interested in our marking of the small lots in the Spalding stock. Spalding is ‘the best--but we're offering it lower than the prices quoted for the cheapest. Never mind the crowds—we’ve plenty of extra help—you can be waited upon promptly. Bicycles. 'w wheels and a few that have been slightly used, but are in good condition. ae Bicycles. Spalding’s price, new, { rae Spalding Racer. Spalding’s_price. > Our price . Owe pelee: <2.sen sis. ecsastes f° ndl@ily raed Credendas. Syallirg’s polee Men's Spalding’s Road Bicycles, "96 pat Geonnetes et tern. Spalding’s price, $60. 2.75 Lady's Aztec Bicycle. Spalding’s price, new, was $75. ce a gisizis., Spalding Bicycle, "9@ pattern, Our price fe alding’s price, $100. cin nn 4295 eae erence EGE aes ‘rm, onl; Our price ....... B tee ceeeeee $35. New Wheels. ... $59.75 —e Majestic Bicycl.s. Spalding’s price, Spalding Racers, ‘97 pattern. —Spalding’s . $21.75 | "SE ie Man's Spaldin; z BS ‘97 pattern. Spal $100. ing Frame Bicycle, 'S price, Oar price ..... Our price .. : sghfen's Spalding's Spring Frame Bicycles, ‘96 pattern. Spalding’s price, pgbelding’s Tandem, ‘97 pattern. Spald- . "a price, $150. Ome: DEES -cscccusscovses= $42.75 (crpeigst wee eceeta nee 9.75 Men’s Bicycle Clothing. As clothiers we are competent to judge—and the Spalding Clothing is well made—of excellent qualities: thoroughly tailored— and regulation cut. We offer you the choice of their Suits at very considerable reductions. lot XX—L. A. W. Suits—in Patterns. Spalding’s price, $ Our pric rs variety of $5.00 Bicycle Spalding’s price. Lot 5563—Ribbed Cheviot Bike Suit, all wool; pants with golf bottoms. Spald- ing’s’ price, $10. $7.00 Our price ce Lot 6702—Nobby Plaid Suits, e pants with golf bottoms. et Int 6714-Stylish Scotch Plaid Cheviot ene. $5.00 Suits, with golf bottom. pants; all. wool. Our price ....... Ceccocectcd! ° Spaldings’ price, $9.50. : ‘Our price. 6.50 Lot 6720—Handsome novelty effect in Bi- St as one cycle Suits, regulation style. Spalding's SET ol Chariot Biles. St. Z ite; Pants “with golf bottoms ur price 2... ee asaeae ° peng a Pelee g Lot 5922_Gray Mixed Cheviot Suits, in Int 718—Mixed Cheviot Bleycle Suits; all ald eft te | Danis | with golf bottoms, Trl: pants with golf bottoms. Spald- palding’s price, $10 ing’s price, $7. ‘Our price. $7.00 Our price © 35.00 Bicycle Coats. Separate Coats, in a variety of fabrics, but all made in the latest riding habit— Lot 79—Spalding’s pri Our price ... Lot 31—s Our pric Lot 41—Spalding’s price, Our price ... Lot palding’s price, Our price . Dumb Bells. Made on Spalding’s approved models, both the wood and fron; rightly balanced. eled Iron Dumb Bells, Spalding's Pric 25 weights “and 3 Es price, Be. a pound. Our price, per pound, $2.75 ®:... $5.00 Striking Bags. They are popular exercisers— and Spalding’s are the acknowl- Separate Bike Pants. Lot 66. _R—With golf bottoms—Spalding's edged best makes. price, $5.50. $4 C0) Our price. ° wAQ ld—Medivm-size Striking Bags, made z ttt er cover: ruliber bind pitt 56. RoWith golf bottoms. spatd- Ger. Spaiding’s prices shee eee Se. Ds price, le 2 Z Z o Our ‘price eee... $2.75 lees © No. 15—Medium-aize Striking Bay a Lots 44 and 41—with ottoms— gs. made Spaliing's coe a me wolf be 2.35 Ge ee taaned leather, Spalding's’ price, ir price - see e Our pri : . Lot of breken sizes Bicycle Pai with <, Hoomer bottoms—Spalding’s price, $2 "und oh eee Spat. Ca eee . $1.00 ing's price, $2. $1. ir price . Some of these pants have bloomer and some golf bettoms—and as there are but No. 18—Fitzsimmous’ Special Bags, de- two or three pairs of a kind we've cut igned by its namesake, and used the "em specially low. champion of the world. — Spalding's Spalding’s price, $1.50. Lephaed te $3. Oaripee See vee 91.00 Oucyurice: te 98 Spalding’s price, $2. +t Our price $1.35 Striking Bag Gloves. Spalding’s price, $2.50. No, 3—Sott Tanned Leather Strik! Our price . Gunes, padded. Spalding’s price, 7: ae! Spalding’ price, $3. Ole pele... seeeeeeseeeeeeee 50c. “Soft Tanned Leather Strikin; es. properly shaped and padded and tantially put together. Spalding's price, $1.25 # pair. Xs} Our ‘price... ais ic. Whitely Exercisers. Xo. 1—Soft Tanned Kid Striking Gloves well made. Spalding's price, 1 The ideal kytmnastum for home use. Kasy to put up and take down; light weight and nothing to get out of order. Style 0—Fitted with good pulleys, Spuld- ing’s price, §2 2, Our price le 1—Whitely Exerciserr, with cone- ‘ Sweaters. See pene, gulustable and nolseless. Spalding has leaders—and the secerics 3D very large lots and very small e 2 Whitely Exe ve 5 i = fainh. with polished wood hahaten Syatge | lots of Cotton, W orstediand J & ie eles Cee $3.25 sey Sweaters are Saks-ized in ice, and are in this special sale. 215 Men's Cotton Ribbed Sweaters, all Style 3—Whitely Exercisors, extra finish, with silk-covered cable. Spalding’s price, re : sizes and properly shaped; honeycomb ees 3.98 | ec ae Our price Co Moline Platforms. Lot of Men's and Boy's All-wool Sweaters, with and without sailor collar. Spalding’s For Strikite Bags—the platform used by price, $1.75. 89c. all the leading professional bag _punchers, Our price......... $ . adjustable in height, readily attached to all; most convenient for home use. Lot of 22 Shaker Knit Sweaters. Spald- ee ing’s prices have been nd "$2.69" $1.98 Our price. Boys’ Polo Sticks. Correct shape, made of seasoned and strong wood. Spaldi fee, Be. 3c. ° Our price. a Lot of Men's Lace Front Jersey Sweat- a1 10e. ers. Spalding’s price, $2.50. \c. Our price : <a Aes Once Bets Stripe Jersey Sweaters. Spalding’s price, 2c. Lot of Alternating Our price ldc. Spuicing’s price, $5 and $3.80.""” SOO) Ten-pin Alley Outfits. he Georgetown, C. A. C.,, Princeton, “Go Balls of the best lignum vitae, regulation ing’s prices, $3 and $4. size. Spalding's price, 4. $3.25 Gur "price. See sne-et= vessveee DZD ‘Ten Pins, are league models. lding's "Out bree 2.25 Basemen’s [litts. 6X—made of good quality of leather, well | Spald- } . Come rights and lefts. Spalding’s AthleticLibrary, e's pic. ‘s- : Rules and regulations governing all sports and instructions for all athletics. Spald- 5X. Sued ther, extra well padded, erates mit teen one thoes subjects. Levee rd made. Spalding’s Nominees 3 7c. Our price ... Saks and Company, “Saks’ Corner.” Leaders in Five Cities. We bought the Spalding stock complete—angti8 contained all the professional and regulation Gloves. Thep¥@ All offered at special prices..Here’s a hint of what big reductions we have made. ‘ft sa ; bn FORE ice gs Corbett pat- Our price..... No. 25—Ten setsof Listit Tanned Leather Boxing Gloves, youth's size, regular pattern, nicely padded; elasiie wristband. Spald- ing’s price, $1. a set. Sec. Gur price. No. 21—Eight sets of Light-colored Soft Tanned Leather Boxing Gloves, nicely pad- ged, pith elastic, wrists, Corbett pattern, Ing’s price, $1.75 per sct. palding’s p ber sect. $1.35 ‘Our pice. SSaicn se 13Six sets of Soft Olive Tanned Leather | Boxing Gloves, Corbett | pattern; well padded; laced wristband. Spalding's price, $3.50 per set. Price, Tet sets Mer Leather Boxing Spalding's pric Gur piice.,. Soft Tanned Colored pa regulation pattern. Sas 1.48 Caddy ‘Bags. No. Cl—Heavy Tan Canvas Caddy Bag, eather | trimmings’ and wooden bottom. Spalding’ Sc ‘ur ple! nvas Caddy Bag, den bottom, bali *... $1.48 €3—Scotch Plaid Caddy Bag, leather trimmed, wooden bottom, ball pocket and wf to match plaid, "Spalding's price, C2—Heavy Tan’ € leather trimmed and pocket. Spalding’s price Our price....... 6: No. leather trimmed Pocket and removable hood for C4 Heavy Tan Canvas Caddy Tag, and wooden bottom. bali letely cove ring clubs while traveling. lding’s rice, $3. Pa price. $2.25 Walking iStek Caddy, made in form of walking ‘stick, with sepnrated compart- ments for balls and clubs. Spalding’s price, Uur price . Automaton Caddy, -h Scoteh plaid club and automate supp ‘dwood: frame, with tele and ball pocket ts. Spalding’s price, . 53.50 toe Prce....---26 Roller Skates. Regulation sizes, hardwood rollers, all sizes. Spaldiry py e, Wwe. 25 Our price vee BC. Ruym "s Roller Skates—the best make. Spalding’s price, $1.26. 5 Our p kee. Co Ice Skates. The best makes, the newest patterns, at big discounts from Spalding’s pri¢es. Plen’s Skates. No. Heel and toe plates of | highest quality cold rolled Steel, with bevel edz clamps and levers! Dest! hot-bent erucib steel; runners of ‘Dest iwelaed tool steel, tempered, and edges beweled; nickel plated and buffed. Sizes, # to. 42 inches. Spald- iug’s price, 3.0. Our prs 2.98 No. 4—Heel and toe plates of best quality cold rolled steet, with’ bivel edges; clamps: and levers best bot-bent steel; finest grade welded tool steel raguess, tempered, and edges 2; eutire, Skate handsomely niekel Sizes 8 to 12 3. inches. 2. OO Our No. 00—Foot rests, clamps, &c., of finest highly. nickel-plated; the runners of pid-rofled ated apd nickel plated. 3 8 to 12 inches. Spalding's price, 0 Spalding’ price... at Dest Si XX—Very best cast steel runners, ished steel foot plates and clamp: vement and thumbscrew entire Skate handson Sizes 8 to 12 inche .. 69, steel runners, f Our price. No. X—Very best ished steeb foot plates und cla cast No. E—This Skate has cold-rolled stecl foot plates, extra quality steel clamps, with spring temper, very best polished, welded and tempered steel runners, titted with our new sliding clamp adjustment, und electro- nickel platea thronghout; runners 14 to 17 inches. Sizes 8% to 12 inches. Spald- igs price $5 "$2.98 Our price. Ladies’ Skates. No. 4C—Highest quality welded tool steel runners, bevel edges; other parts of best crucible steel; edges of heel and new model toe plates chamfered; the entire Skate highly polished and nickel plated. ‘Size 8 to 10% inches, Spalding’s price, ioe polices .. $2.98 No. 2C—Best welded steel runners and beveled edges; new model toe plates; other parts of best cold rolled steel. Sizes 8 to 10% inches. ~—‘Spalding’s price, Our price. Ses e No. OL—Best rolled steel runners, highly polished; other parts of cold-rolled steel; Tusset straps. Sizes 8 to 10% inches. Spalding’s price, $1.5 Our pric: Sc. No. 00L—Same style as cur OL, but nickel Sizes plated and buffed. to 10% inches. Spalding’s pric Our pric Baseball Goods. Everybody who twirls a ball or swings a bat wants it to be a “Spalding.” We put these standard goods on sale now—confident that the prices we quote will more than repay you for early buying. We have the Spalding complete line of Base Ball Goods. Sample reductions—Infielders’ Gloves. Boys’ Infiplders’ Gloves, selected feit Za ‘Spalding’s bri 75c. Our price No.—eMn’s Infieldey Spalding’s pric: Our price .. SC. No. X—Infield ps, made of select- ed leather, best felt pgfding, in fe is lefts. ding’ pri . Our pricey. SL. No. 3 X—Inficlders’ Mitts. made -of light tanned buckskin; extra padded. Spalding’s “King of the —Spalding’s price, ot eS 9c. AT THE WHITE HOUSE Many Visitors at the Executive Man- Sion, CONFERENCE WITH SENATOR HANNA A Federal Court Vacancy in North * Carolina. OFFICES IN MARYLAND President McKinley had a big rush of business today. Visitors poured into the White House from early in the morning until late in the afternoon. From Senator Hanna down to applicants for positions in the Congressional Library they wended their way to the Executive Mansion. The Ist of congressmen was unusually large, and the President saw and talked with nearly all of them. Of course, Senator Hanna got a good deal of the time at the disposal of the President. The senator, looking better and healthier than before the contest . which weged so fiercely, walked to the White House from the Arlington Hotel, accom- panied by a friend. As he reached the White House he met General Grosvenor coming out. General Grosvenor returned with the senator and was present at the interview with the President. The senator went over the Ohio situation with the Pres- ident, and the talk was exceedingly inter- esting. Senator Hanna will be here sev- eral days. He says he was called here on private business a day or so before he intended coming. Senator Hanna has apparently suffered no physical troubles from the labors of the conflict in his state. He is said to have been badly worsted shaking hands with some of his warm-hearted constituents who flocked into Columbus to aid him. Judge Dick's Resignation. The resignation of Judge Robert P. Dick of the federal court of North Carolina was today placed in the hands of the President by Representative Pearson and Senator Pritchard. The resignation is on account of old age. Judge Dick was appointed on the bench by President Grant in 1872 and has served with distinction. He was a member of the confederate congress, and immediately after the war was appointed to the supreme bench of the state. He was serving there when nominated to the fed- eral bench by General Grant. The resig- nation has already produced a for the vacancy. Senator Pritchard him- self has been mentioned for the position, but he said today that he would not take the position. To do so would put in danger a republican senator from that state. The legisiature is divided between the populists, democrats and republicans and Senator Pritchard was elected by populist votes. It is doubtful if that vote would again go to a republican. Jucge Robert M, Douglass of the supreme bench of North Carolina, and a son-in-law of Jrdge Dick, is a candidate for the cancy, and is receiving the indorsement of members of the legal fraternity. Other candidates are Capt. Charles Price of Salis- V Lusk cf Asheville, ex-Repre- ive H. G. Ewart of Hendersonville and Gcorge H. Smathers of Waynes Col. J. E. Boyd, assistant attorney gen of the department of justice, is receiving legrams urging him to become an appli- nt for the place, and he may be in the fight. Discussing the Civil Service. Civil Service Commissioner Procter had a conference with the President. Mr. Proc- ter was asked about the efforts of con- Fs Ss ss Ss Sa Soe So % sage Seesessoadentonroniontontontoeseasenteontone %s oe Soegege seesesgeege Soe Soadoadoadpatendoogecgegearseegeeseatontongongoatongontontontengengengente $ gressmen to have the employes of the Ss life-saving service exempt from the classi- & | fied service, on the ground that the serv- 4] ice was becoming stocked with unskilled | and unqualified men. He said that Super- % | intendent Kimball of the life-saving serv- ice did not think the service was being $I] hurt by being under the civii service law. % | __Representatives Curtis and Broderick ot | Kansas, regarded as knowing as much as %|any two men about the conaition of In- dian affairs, this morning called on the a President and ask m to appoint E. Stanley of Lawrence, Kan., as commission- er of Indian schools, in place of—Mr. Heil- man, the present commissioner. They speak hishly of the qualifications of Mr. Stanley. Marzland Delegation Calls. An important delegation of Maryland re- publicans had a long talk with the Presi- dent today. The delegation consisted of Representatives Barber and Baker, State Senator Williams, Monitor Watchman, a presidential elector in the last election; C, Ross Mace, a delegate to the last national convention; A. A. Blakeney, county com- missioner of Baltimore county; J. Edward ¢ | Webster, James M. Reynolds and F, F. $ | Eliiocott. %| The primary object of the delegation was to recommend the nomination of John B. Hanna as surveyor of the port of Bal more and to ask the nomination of Mr. EI licott to a consulship. The delegation di: cussed other matters. President McKinley expressed the hope that there would be no deadlock or fight in the republican ranks over the senatorship, and said he thought the republicans ought to be able to elect a good man. The surveyorship will not be filled for some time. ———— THE COURTS. 3 Equity Court No. 1—Justice Cox. 4 Janney agt. Webb; pro confesso against certain defendaats ordered. Fuss agt. Fuss; auditor's report confirmed. Keys agt. Coleman; decree dismissing bill. Davis agt. Loeb; receivers authorized to institute proceedings. Page agt. Page; commission 4 | ordered to issue. American Bonding and ‘Trust Company agt. Meriwether; leave to amend bill granted. Rodgers agt. Rodgers; Henry W. Hodge appointed co-trustee. American Asphali Compary agt. Bliss; hearing of rule fixed for January 20. Gor- don agt. Abbott; reference to auditor or- dered. Filbert agt. Crawford; decree of January 5 vacated and sale finally con- firmed. Boogher agt. Weaver; time to file transcript of record extended ‘ten days. Equity Court No. 2—Justice Hagner. Reston agt. Roston; testimony ordered taken befere Margaret Murray, examiner. McCauley agt. McCauley; decree esiablish- ing will and referring cause to auditor to state account. Mufler agt. Muiler; time to take testimony limited. Phillips agt. Phil- lips; cause remanded to examiner to take further proof. Circuit Court No. 1—Justice Cole. Orme agt. Kengla; judgment by default. Orme agt. Middleton; do. Jackson agt. Wood; judgment of justice of the peace af- firmed. Estate of Anna North; on irial. - Circuit Court No. 2—Justice McComas. Anderson agt. Reid; bill of exceptions signed and sealed. Young agt. McCartney; judgment on auditor's report. Schafer agt. Jones et al.; judgment by default. Sell- hausen agt. District of Columbia; on trial. Criminal Court No. 1—Chief Justice Bing- ham. United States agt. Walter Pickett; as- sault to kill; plea guilty to assault and bat- terys sentence jail for ninety days. United States agt. Calvin A. Hopper, false pre- tenses; on trial. Criminal Court No. 2—Justice Bradley. United States agt. Thos. J. Staley, libel; nolle prossed. Seen Cen ee Big Increase in Imports. The advance reports of the -bureau of statistics show that during December the imports of wool at the three leading ports amounted to 17,768,246 pounds, valued at $1,908,974. This is an inerease as compared with the December returns for 1896 for the same ports of over 7,600,000 pounds and $880,000 in value. The sugar imports at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and San Francisco during December last, exclusive of Hawaiian sugar free, amount- ed to. 100,132,148 pounds, valued at $1,923,- 793. This is a decrease over November, 1897, of about 23,275,000 pounds. The -m- ports Of sugar are increasing each month, however, and for January are expected to almost equal the imports for the month of last year. nd “Want” ads in The Star pay because they bring answers. ‘ 11 "Bring your card plate, if you have one, and we will reprint on best bristol board 50 cards for 25¢, or 100 for only 45c. Your Name On Fifty Cards, Engraved as carefully and ar- tistically as at the regular price. 3ristol cards used. All same as usual. For this week only 39c. B9e@ Engraved Copper Plate. fo} much. So does card engraving and re gains come from both such methods. Various methods of advertising. This newspaper space costs so So we think. printing at a loss of money. But THE PALAIS ROYAL. Boox NEWS—tThe Napoleon series, with seventeen reproduc- dard. titles to choose from. C7 Patent Di be given sutfict Department. Bargains That Pass By Like a swiftly flowing river is this tities of goods are ever pouring in and by; caught by the wise few, Star;” to 6 and evening shades, Never mind their history told and to learn that they are best 4 to 5-inch ribbons. Gocsyard.: Por Onl¥ccscconesccscsccees coswace p.m. the following: ry Sate Cleaners presented to all who call for them tomotro lent quantity to supply their pupils, with compliments of Ty v Se Palais 2,411 Pieces of Ribbons, Best Ribbons. 4 and 5 inches, 16e. Best Ribbons, Some worth 60c. tions of famous paintings and descriptions by Mr. John L. Stod- Published to sell at 50c, being sold by leading newspaper com- pany at 25c, here at only...... 13¢ for the usual 25c Handy Classic Volumes. Beautifully ° ; { , decorated aluminum covers, suitable for library or presentation. Hundreds of best great establishment—Vast quan- , out. Bargains are ever passing missed by the careless many. Watch au ’ The it tells the time when these bargains Pass. Tomorrow from g a.m. OT remnants—2,411 pieces of Best Silk Ribbons in Roman stripes, French pau, new black and white stripes; also best plain Moire an Remnants at < Yard. E7Dsiratie lengihs, stylea and colors in this big talle full of reuinants, choice. Only ¢ yard for Remnants at < Yard. Taffeta Ribbons, in black, white and new street - You need only to be Worth up to 7 Less desirable remnants, but quick eyes onc deft fingers will find bargains at ” yard, 1,200 Pairs Kid Gloves, Ladies’ Gloves, 4-button style, 69e. OTHING wrong—only the regret that comes of another's failure being your gain. These 100 dozen Kid Gloves were imported for a New York firm, but not delivered for good reasons. Palais Royal makes a cash offer for the lot, which is accepted. Guar- anteed $1 quality Kid Gloves, in Black, White, Pearl, Tans, Browns, Modes, Reds, Greens, etc. Self and contrasting embroidery. . . . -69c. $1 quality for only 69c. But Once In Six Months. H be again seen. Lipped Saucepans—5-quart for 19c....3-quart for Ibe... for . Tea and Coffee P -...2 pints for 1 15e....%-pint for. ped Kettles—16 pints for 25c....8 pints for 5 pint. for 22c. Lip, 19¢. for. +1 and 1%-quart Qe, quart for 12c. 8 pints for 25ce....4 pints -1% pints for Qe, for 1: 1% and 2 pints 9c. Once-a-year Bargains. Dish Pans—17 quarts fe quarts for Bic. aes -8 quarts for. Saucepans, with cover—8 quarts for 40 quarts for ‘39c....5 quarts for dic. quart for. The ABERMAN Manufacturing Co., famous for Steel Enamel Ware used for cooking, etc. Their “Seconds” are disposed of twice an- nually. And thus we have a flood of bargains passing now, with the certain knowledge that it will be six months before their equal will € 19¢. --Pndding Pans -Lipped Kettles 9c. 66 PENING” in Housekeeping Goods Department, where the new season’s Table and Bed Linen are offered prices, as souvenirs of the occasion. Twentieth Annual “Opening,” with souvenir Prices as follows: Table Linens. Among the German Damasks are those from Stiller & Sons of Soran. Ireland is represented by McCrum, Watson & Mercer, the famous York Street Flax and Spinning Co., Wil- liam Liddel & Co., and, of course, Webb & Co. 47c “ask, 62 6lc yard for the 59¢ Heavy All-linen German Damask; also Full Bleached Scotch Dam- inches wide. yard for the new and beautiful 75e Satin Damasks in seven artistic effects, epre- senting ‘Roman Hyacinths,"” Hawthorn with fern boreer, Tulips, 7c Sweet Peas, Paney and Ferns, Narcissus, Poppies. 68 inches the S3e Satin Damasks, 72 inches ard for ide. The Increased tariff now in effect will make duplicate orders of these damasks cost Be a yard at wholesale. Ole $2.39 dozen instead of $2.65 for Napkins to mate} yard for the $1 Double Satin Damasks, and $1.05 yard for the $1.25 quality (Continued above.) Honest Towels. at complimentary Passing now is the Free from dressing—honest towels that will improve with washing. 23c for best of best 25¢ Towels, 24x47 inch buck, on of heavy . With fancy hemmed ber ders. No sach quality for 25c under the new tarifr. 1 for best of best I2%e Towels, 20x37 inches, of good heavy huck, with hemmed borders. Ccst more than 10c today to import from Bed Spreads. 95c extra heavy, in for the $1.25 Spreade— those full <iz> and Marseilles putterns- $1.15 for the $1.35 Spreads, which we want you to compare with best you have known of at $1.50. $2. for the $2.50 Gi Spreads. T Hemmed Sheets. for Sheets 54. inches Lockwood Stoets... 482 25c Cotton Underwear Dept. 66 PENING?” continued, but positively to terminate tomorrow at 6p.m. Until then the opening prices, as previously advertised, will hold good. price. Regular Stock. 39 Garments, all styles, for.. 50c Garmeata, all etyls, f 68c Garments, a'l styles, for, $1 Garments, all styles, for. $1.25 Garments, all styles, for..... 88c. $1.48 $1.98 $2.48 W with Garments, all styles, for..... Garments, all sty‘es, for...... $1.88 flannelette lining. Men’s Garments. "1 White, G and Fawn for Men's See te, Gray weet Merino and Drawers. Garments, tocluding Red Medicated A9C Wed ana White Merino and Draw- ers. for 69c $1.50 and 80c for $2 Garments. Some of the Shirts are double-breasted. All are same | good value at $2 Palais Royal, ARM Underwear is being closed out this:—67c for 98c All-wool Knit Skirts, 79¢ for the $1 $1.19 for the $1.35 Silk-finished Skirts, $1.35 for the Sil Wool Knit Skirts, $1.19 for superior $1.35 and $1.50 Black Sateen Skirts A. LISNER, Paris Garments. wine Marscilien: i size, hemmed ready for - Me for F190 iF those BOX, In addition, the imported Sample Garments of our New York manufacturer are to be distributed at a complimentary Selected in Europe by our manu- facturer’s designer and used later as models. Having served their pur- pose they come to us—and you—at a complimentary price. Choice Children’s Garments. with Tufte, less of cost. i "BSS $5.98