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JTHE EVENIXGSTAR. WASHINGTON: Jon* S, 1M. ?BO?IIV i SO*?*" ..... 7 UimC >- ., ? , ? tUE BTKMXa *T.\K has IM felleet I^ral C irealallon afaa> Nenipn^trli lk? W?rlA acd aa aa idTrnltiM Mtdiia la werth mere than all Ihe ether puprra ytMlaM fn U athlngtoa. 5ew York Off:e: Eoom 93, Tribune Building. e. ?? i fctatoraent of the circulation of The Evenisq Bta* for tha week ending June 1, 1889: Moxdat, May 27, 1889 28 906 Tt*s:>at. May 29. 1889. 29,1 IS VU5UC1T. M?y 29. 1889 29,037 Tbcb*dat. May 30. 1889 27,138 Fbidat, 31 ay 31. 1889 28,470 , Batcbdai, June 1, 1839 34,047 Total 170,711 Daily Avibaoe 29,452 CoBBESFOXDISO ffm, 1888 . 26,737 I solemnly swear that the above ia a trae and Correct statement of the circulation of Th? F.timiso Stab for the week ending Jane 1, lea* F. B. Soto, Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Co. Subscribe J and sworn to before me this third day of Juue, A. D. 1889. John T. C. Clark. Notary Publio. The Record Ileaten Again! Leaving that sort of tiling wholly to thoM papers that need and enjoy the transparent de Ticea of horn-blowin? and tomtom beating. The Etbninii Stab parities the even tenor of its way, printing all the news long in advance Of its coteraporarics, covering the entire field Of local circulation, and serving as the ac knowledged medium fur business communica tions between the people of the District and between them and tho rest of the world, thus every day extending its influence and increas ing its usefulness. To mike good these asser tions no array of boastful words is necessary, and but little space is required. A few figures will make the whole subject plain, and to these the thoughtful attention of those interested is invited. They speak more forcibly than writ ten language, however deftly employed. The Stab's record for the month of May just closed is as follows: Nunit?er of new advertisements printed....6^033 Average Jally circulation 49,018 Never before in a single month have there been so many new advertisements printed in any psper in Washington. Up to that period April was the banner advertising month in the history of Washington journalism: but May beats the April record by the handsome bal ance of 216. Not less gratifying is the comparison in re gard to circulation. The average daily circu lation for the month just ended leads that of the correspondin * month in 1888, when the Borage reached 26.72J. That was a wonderful showing for a city no larger than Washington, but this year's splendid record lead Vitofa year ago by the surprising increase oi 12,838. 6,033 new advertisements in a month, and 29,016 copies of the paper circulated every secular day in the month, with not less than five times that many readers! These figures tell the whole story. They need no brass band accompaniment. Aid for the Sufferers. The wave which swept down npon Johnstown and its series of connected village* has not only destroyed the lives of thousands but has left other thousands suffering and destitute. The death list is as long as if a great battle had raged through the valley; the destruction of property and of tlio means of support to the survivors is far greater than a battle would have accomplished. The heart of the whole nation beats iu sympathy with the sorrowing and helpless survivors of the disaster, and American sympathy in such cases is accustomed to give substantial manifestations of its exist ence. Help is needed at Johnstown, and is needed at once. The charitable and well-to-do of W ashingtou will not be slew in responding to this appeal. Whether aid is rendered by contributions through the press, through a public meeting called by the Commissioners, or through systematic collections directed by a local charity, or by means of all these methods, let speedy action be taken by the charitably iaclwml to place their contributions through some medium at the scene of suffering. In order to do ite part in hastening relief at the tune when it is most needed The Stab will re ceive contributions for the purpose indicated, a< knowledge their receipt in its columns, and forward the money promptly to the persons autuurut J to receive it. Washington takes no pride in emulating Tenice. It derives no special satisfaction from rowing boats and catching fish on Pennsyl vania avenue, reviving the practices of tho dwellers on Tiber creek in the early days of the city. South Wellington objects seriously to being cut off from the main city by the addi tion of an isolating water belt to the belt of railroad tracks. The whole deluged river front raises the voice of protest against the eu croachments of the water. The industries de pendent upon the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, which is. perhaps, utterly ruined, will share the fate of the canaL The same evils were ex perienced in a smaller degree in 1877. They ?will b.? suffered again if the water front of the ?ity is left unprotected, and the Long bridge, a dam turning floods upon the city, is permitted to remain. The obstructing Long bridge must r?: m Our neighbor, the Pott, is doing excellent work in raising subscription* for the Johns town sufferers, and the ulhsr city papers are freely offering their services in any way availa ble in their behalf. The press of Washington represent the Washington people in alwav* coming promptly to the aid of tho sufferers in case of public calamity. Washington has suffered fr?m the flood heavy losses in property, though, happily, not in life. Some citizens who are iu circum stances to bear their losses are poorer by thous ands of dollar*; but there are others the sub stance of whose prop?rty and whose entire means of prevent support have been swept away. The disaster at Johnstown minimizes the blow which has fallen upon tho capital, and iu view of the far greater suffering of the people of the deluged Pennsylvania valley our city's charity will not end as well as begin in the relief of flood-sufferers at home. Tha latter, however, most not be entirely over looked and forgotten. Tho charitable of Wash ington have opened to them, so to speak, both ? domestic and a foreign mission. The cigarette and the bustle must both go, hut they may not go together. This lesson h tenght by the experience ef a young lady ia Orange. H. J., against whose bustle a young man carelessly flipped his cigarette, with the result of flames, destruction, an?l exceeding discomfort Might a naval scrimmage with England on the Alaska cor.st be termed a disturbance of ?or forrin' relations/ X. Putt Moras (Himself Ml enthUSlSStiC WhWlBU) us to say that his personal attention to il?IX at the disposal of Bicycla Kite*. H* attswto to the yetun# up of Bicycle Uniforms. to thor oughly posted 0* the Wfflinin of Rider*, and 00 tha tea potato ?f Club Uniforms. M* Pvutml, we mi (tit say, that be will to ylad *0 attend to the want* of aO his tyisad* in mst tarsof mala attir*. ROBINSON. PARKER ft CO.. Wton we look through oar truly elagant stock of P**rlsss Suits at FIFTEEN DOLLARS EACH, we can't suppress our entbuslssm. WE KNOW that no ottor house oaa touch them. In abaolata values they stand alone. Unfortu nately oar windows are not laic* enough to Hire a correct idaa of one-half the atylea to to found on oar counters, bat reet assursd If your waste are within the bounds of reeaon, they can easily to satisfied from our aptondid amy. Cheriota, Chevlotoens, Caesimsra. Homaapuna, Twee da, Seryea. Worsteds. borne and foreign Woolsna, made up into Sack and Cutaway styles, lined and unlioed, bat all perfect in it and make, and FIFTEEN?91S DOLLARS Will secure tto choice of hundreds of these Suits. ROBINSON PARKER ft CO.. REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, Je3-eo 319 SEVENTH 8T? COR. OF D. LAOS If All The Fi OF DISTRESS DISPLAYED BY THE DEALERS IN THE "GOO D-AS-THE-BEST-AT-A-DOLLAR-A PAIR" KIND OF SHOES WERE UNDERSTOOD BY THE PUBLIC, YOU WOULD BE AMUSED AT THE LACK OF BUSINE88 JUDGMENT THEY SHOW. INSTEAD OF EMPLOYING SOME COMPETENT MAKERS OF SHOES TO MAKE SHOES THAT ARE , SUITABLE HERE, SHOES THAT WILL SELL READILY AT A FAIR PRICE. THESE AMBITIOUS MERCH ANTS GIVE AN ORDER TO THE EASTERN MILL OWNER WHO BIDS THE LOWEST FOR THE TRADE THE SHOES COME IN BY THE TON AND CARLOAD. OR CARGO. IF YOU WILL, AND WHAT ARE THEY??A LOT OF "8LUFF" MERCHANDISE TRULY AS MAUKETABLE IN HONOLULU OR SAMOA AS IN WASHINGTON-MADE LAST WINTER BY THE YANKEE SAILORS WHO IN SUMMER ARE COD-FISHING, AMD MADE AT A PRICE THAT ACCOUNTS FOR THE FIT AND THE FEEL OF THE GOODS DO YOU WONDER THAT A PRICE MUST BE PUT ON THEM THAT WILL DRAW YOU IN TO LOOK. ALL WE SAY IS DO LOOK AT THEM. FEEL THEM. FIT THEM, AND THEN COMPARE THEM, GOODS AND PRICE, WITH OURS. 8 8 TP r C* HBB U U RRR T =38, BEBB LU'JJ R K i Sb6"t PRICES FOR MEN'S HAND-MADE SHOES, RUSSET AND BLACK. 93.60 TO 97. MEN'S HAND-MADE TENNIS. 93 AND 9i LADIES' HAND-MADE SHOES. 92 TO 97. LADIES' HAND-MADE TENNIS. 92.60 AND 93. ARTHUR BURT ft CO.. Je3 1211 F STREET N. W 8 ?* f* EEK r7T RRR U U "SSc EE T rrcu?2b?e t R R UU Bass "sh" EES T EFF OO OO TTTT WWW FEE A RRR F QOOO T WWW WE AAR R FF O Q O O T W W W W KK A A RRR F O O O O T WW WW K AAA R R F OO OO T W W EEEA AR R THE POPULARITY OF TAN COLORED SHOES WAS ANTICIPATED BY US, INCONSEQUENCE WE ORDERED SUCH AN IMMENSE 8UFPLY EARLY IN THE SEASON THAT WE ARE NOW ENABLED TO SUPPLY ALL WASHINGTON WITH THEM. AND AT PRICES THAT WE COULD NOT BUY THEM FOR OURSELVES TO-DAY. EVEN OUR LOWEST-PRICED GOODS ARE MADE OF SERVICEABLE MATERIAL. COMFORTABLE TO THE FOOT, AND THAT WILL NOT TURN SHABBY. WITH THE PRESENT UNPRECEDENTED DE MAND WE CANNOT TELL HOW LONG OUR SUP PLY WILL LAST. YOU WILL THEREFORE BE WISE TO CALL EARLY AND SECURE THE BENEFIT OF OUR PRESENT LOW PRICE8. HIGH CUTS Men's Russet Laced Boots, In any desired ehads #1.48. 9'-' and <2.50. Men's Olive Goat. Hsnd-sswed, Laced, 93. Men's English Russet Calf Hand-sewed Bicycle Laced B. ots. 93. Boys' and Youths' Genuine Goet Laced Boots, sixes 11 to 2.9L&0; 2)4 to 6*. 91.75. Ladiea' Russet Laced Boots. 91.76. Slipper-foxed Ruseet Goat Button Boots, ladles' sixes, 93; misses', 91-30; Child's, 91.25 and 91. LOW CUTS. Meu's Russet Oxford Ties, 91.25. 91-UO and 92.50. Men's Russet Ties, beet hand-made, 92.50 and 93. Ladiea' Hand-made Oxford Ties, all the popular colors, 76c , 91. 91-25. 91.50. 92 aud 92.60. Ladiea' Common Sense K us set Tiee, ? 1.75. Misses'. Child's and Infanta' Russet Ties. 975c_ 91 and 91.25. Boya'and Youths' Ruseet Oxford Tie*. 91, 91.25, 91.50 and 91.75. our hpeciai Clearing Bale of Misses' and Boys' Low Cut Shoes and Slippers la the present great town talk. WM. HAHN ft CO*8, Reliable Shoe House, Main Store, 816 7th st West End Store. 1922 Penn. ?re. Capitol Hill Store, 331 Penn. st*. *.*. my31-eo 1AM AT IT STILL! I AM STILL AT ITT In spits of Are and food Building materials of any kind. Coal and Wood. T. & CR088, Jb., >?3-9t* Foul 4th st eaet. _ I AA ROLLS HEAVY IMPERIAL FANCY MAT 1UU umrs.12 different patterna, 10c. per yard, worth 20c.. heavy eeeiuieee Matting*, l2H<- per yard. )el-2f Bl.l'M'H, 745-747 Mth etreeet s.e. IJ'AST-DYE SUN UMBRELLAS 2Uc.; 28 INCH Gingham Umbrellas Site.; 24-inch Silk Gloria 75c. From the wreck at the DOCBLA. COMBINATION, >>l-3t 11th St- s.0. Monday. June 3d..1889? ELFHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY Bet to sanest that PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP is still an appropriate article for the table la this cool weather. We toe* it in SEALED QUART and GALLON CANS, at price* greatly reduced. ELFHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 4X9 NINTH ST. P 3. ?Doa't forget that we **? ?kin# ?"fM"*i Flow. mhal R. Y. CO. Gats Citt Store Filters. Wats* la this Alter p***a* through natural stoos. JEWETT FILTERS. Water la this Sit** passes through charcoal sad sul W* *aa recommend th**s Altar* ss entirely satisfac tory. M. W. BRVERtDGE, 1MPORTRR OF CHINA. >S-3t 1009 Peaaa.se*. Tel-tr BLUM'S, 745-747 Sth street a.*. f ihLdrrits BAILOR HATS. 10, ISLAND 15o., Thoughts 'Fob The Marses And for iadlvldaal ?p*)licmtioo. They don't apply any aptlytoyaarneighbor thaa thay d?toyman* TO THE HEX IN THE FAMILY. OH Do m tit* faror and dost make ?p THE your minds aa to what you <*?'?>> tha THIRD Suits In thia aala are until you've seen FLOOR them. Afttr you'T? inspected then Impartially and without prejudice OVM we're ready to receive your verdiot. It GREAT don't maka any difference to n? 915 whether you're in the habit of wearing SUIT "ready-made" clothing or are aocta SALE tomed to beta* previously ' measured 8TILL and patterned"?the qualities, style, HOLDS and comely design of thee* Suits ap SWAY. peal directly to your common sense aa the proper thlnira for yon to appear In an any occasion. To the gentleman who usually get their clothing "to or der" we present theee aa counterparts of garments their tailors will charge them not leea than 935 for, and as muoh In excess of that as their basis of marking will permit You'll find the some fabrics they unroll to you?and we'll guarantee the making and fitting to be "ABSOLUTELY CORRECT." ?15 is our price?you can figure th* ?tag. The gentlemen who usually buy "ready-made" clothes will take ta" at ? glance the superiority of these suits. The workmanship and the fit wi'l not surprise?for it's up to "OUR standard"?but the fabrics they're moulded In hold the secret. They've been made up into suits be fore? Yes?at J'.'O and (25 a suit never lsea. - There's a little mathemati cal problem solvable here. Strike tha balance?it's In your favor. FOR THE LITTLE MEN OF THE HOUSE. When you come to think of getting a EVERT Suit of Clothes from $7.50?45 for SHORT 94.80 It must give you a start.?Let It PANTS. do more than that.?follow the im TWO- pulse and buy one.?There's no uuall PIEGE ficatlon nor ettpulstion. ? EVERY SUIT 97.50. 97, 90.50. 95.50. AND 95 FROM TWO-PIECE SHORT-PANTS SUIT IS 97.50 REDUCED TO 94 80. None have TO been culled out?but every one that 93.00 la left from the season's. business Is THIS here. Besides thia we've sprinkled in WEEE a few 9# Suits and quite a number of 18 three-piece Suits. The aices in the 94 80. different lota are quite complete.? ON Almost any boy between 4 and 14 OUR years can find his size In any one of the SECOND fifty or seventy-five different styles? FLOOR, and they're not "by-gone" styles either.?For present wear and the bal ance of the w&nn months are what they're made for?and they were put together by artists who have been won derfully successful in catering to tha Juvenile idea. This is a Special Sale in tha Chil dren's Department from now until Saturday night, SAKS AND COMPANY, OUT-AND-OUT OUTFITTERS, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. *3 Not Every Man Wants A TEN DOLLAR SUIT. THE 910 SUITS ARE THE WONDER OF THOSE WHO SEE THEM, AND THEY WILL BE STILL MORE APPRECIATED WHEN THEIR WEARINO QUALITIES ARE BET TER KNOWN. BUT MANY MEN WANT A BETTER SUIT. TO SUCH WE CALL SPE CIAL ATTENTION TO OUR $13.50 AND 915 SUIT& WE CAN'T AFFORD TO MISREPRESENT OUR GOODS TO YOU, AND POUCY, IF NOT PRINCIPLE. WOULD INDUCE US TO SELL YOU ONLY SUCH OOODS AS WILL BRING YOU BACK AGAIN WHEN YOT WANT AN OTHER SUIT. WE DON'T HESITATE TO SAY THAT THESE GOODS ARE CHEAP AT THE PRICES WE HAVE ON THEM. WE HAVE BEEN GIVING YOU BARGAINS ALL THE SEA SON AND DON'T INTEND TO STOP NOW. WE DON'T THINK YOU EVER BOUGHT A BETTER SUIT FOR 915 THAN THOSE WE HAVE BEEN. AND ARE NOW, SELLING FOR 910. AND YOU CAN EASILY PAY, HAVE PAID. AND WILL PAY AGAIN. 918 AND $-'0. FOR SUITS NO BETTER THAN THOSE WE NOW OFFER AT $13-50 AND915. THESE ARE NEW GOODS, LATEST CUT, AND RELIABLE IN EVERY WAY. WEALSOTHINK THATOUR NEW BROAD WALE WORSTED COATS AND VEST AT 915 AND 918 ARE THE NEWEST. FINEST AND BEST TO BE FOUND AT THOSE PRICES. THE WEATHER FOR THE PAST FEW DAYS ADMONISHES US THAT A LIGHT OVERCOAT 18 A VERY USEFUL ARTICLE. AND THAT IT IS NOT SAFE TO BE WITH OUT ONE. NO MAN SHOULD GO ON HIS SUMMER VACATION WITHOUT TAKING ONE. 910 BUYS A VERY STYLISH ONE, AND 915 A BEAUTIFUL ONE. L B. BARNUM * 00.. Je3 MI PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ND?SIMPLEST, MOST RAPID. MOST Proficiency In three months Absolutely free. HEAD SCHOOL DO failures. Typewriting taught free. HEAD SCUO( OF ACME PHONOGKAPHY. ?31 F St. n^. Je3 0t Wonderful Bargains Now. SPECIAL OFFERING IN DRESS GOODS, Ac. 50c Llneu Lawns now 35c. 40-inch All-Wool Fabric Dress Goods, reduoed from 60c. to 39c* Lovely Satlnes and Challies, 7c. to 30c. beautiful Dress Ginghams as low as 7c. (IS yards for 7.V.) Novelty Side-Band Dress Goods (double width), 35c. Lyon tiros-Oram and Faille Black Silks, 30 per cent under ruling prices. White Goods, 5Mc. and upward. sdale Cambric (genuine), Mio. ?I Corset*. Woe. r _ ihlrvWTo. .nit M Hoee. 35c. At ErtabultiS [<tffil*ih^07Me?ntefTempU. WRECKING SALE AT THE DOUBLE COMB IN A TIGNjMonday4uue 3. and continue the entire l-3t D"' llthsts.e. f ADIES' JEB8EY RIBBED VESTS 11c , CHIL. LJ dteu's Jersey Ribbed \ ests Sc., Ladles' Black and Fancy Silk Mitts 13c. Jsl-gt* BLUM'S, 745-747 8th street s.a. Great Reductions. la order to reduoe our extensive stock of Imported Bonnets sad Round Hate, and aleo thoae of our own design, we will offer the same from this data at greatly reduced prtoea. Ws cordially Invite our customers to calL MRU. M.J. HUNT, 1300 F STREET NORTHWEST. myS4 At Cobti At Cost-! At Costim From Jane 3, my entire stock of Dry and Fancy Goods and Docoeauve,Art Goods at aetxni coat to n dece stock. Call early as positive bargains can be si WM. a VIERBUCHEN. 1B0S Ttfc st. n.W? aylUa Betwesa Q and H I. am I COMBINATION, lltt rt-M. Tfll Box MilCHL JERSEYS AT BARGAIN FBICE8. U N Blouse Jereay.la Hsvy Fm?ch Bias, Genet. Cardinal and Brown; radioed to 82-00 ?3.48 Fine 0?>nwn Oalored hnm trimmed ta several style*; reduced to $2.00. ?4.48 Fine Striped Silk-and-Wool Biooaa, la Navy and White, Brown aad White and Black and White; reduced to 83,48. THE BON MABCHE. Beaded Pelerines. Tocloaaoatthe balaaceof o?r BeadedPetorlaea we will aell them with SO PER CBBT DISOOUNT from marked prioea. THE BOH KABCKX. Embroidery Sale. 45-lnch Flouno**, 60c. i 2?-Inch All-Overs, 48c. i Worth 22-lnch Flounce*. 49c.; double. 4, 5, 0-inch Edging*. Sc., 8c. 10c.;. THE BOB MARCHB. 25c. Embroidered Cobsbt Covers. Finely finished, all aiaea. 25c. THE BOM MARC HI. Hosiery Bargains. Oent'a Silk Sox, Black, with colored itrlpea. all | ?itea, 48c.; worth 88o. Ladles' fine Striped Balbrlgyaa Stoekinge, all aiaea, 25c. pair. THE BOM MABCHE. M ILLINERY. Jnst received some new ihapea ta lino Black Lace Straw Hate 81.26 to <2.48. Colored Hate, all at marked-down price*, 17c. to ?1.48. White Straw and Leghorn Hata, 48c to 81-98. AT THE BBB OO NN N B B O O NNN Ibbb 8 8 Snn9 BBB OO N NN MM MM A RRR OCO H H FEB MMMM AA R R CO H H K M MM M MMg >1 316 7th ?t a. w. Absolute Relief FOR CHRONIC CONSTIPATION, LAXATIVE ELIXIR OF FRUITS. Pleasant to take. Will not nauseate. Price 35c. per bottle. It MERTZ'8 DRUG STORE The Best Tonic Made, WINE OF CALI8AYA AND IRON. IT WILL MAEE YOD EAT. BELIEVES THAT TIRED FEELING. CURES MALARIA. HERTZ'S DRCO STORE. It 1014 F at FRONTS! FRONTS!' FRONTS!!! Just the thine for Hummer, Alway* in order by plain cobbing M'lle M. * PRANDI. 1329 F lit. n.w (Mrs. Harrison'*). liui>orter of Fine French Hair Goods. Hairdresaing. _Je3-lm* Shampooing. CHEAP ON SALE AT THE DOUBLE combination, STORE. 1241 and 1243 11th at s.e., Jel 3t Beginning Monday. June 3. Don't inlai it. The Rush Still C< ONTINUES. AND ocr STOCK IS rapidly BEING dis- | POSED OF. The prices we have placed on every article cannot fail to be appreciated by all Housekeeper* in need of FURNITURE. carpets. MATTING. BUGS, UP HOLSTERY GOODS. *0. We name below a few of the many Bargains which will be offered for one week, COMMENCING MONDAY. JUNE 3D. They need only to be seen to be appreciated. PARLOR furniture. ?200 00 Parlor Suits, now J110 00 175.00 " " 120.00 15000 " " 110.00 125.00 ? " !?0 00 110 00 " M 69.85 90.00 " " 54.50 75.00 * - 60.00 65.00 " " 44.00 chamber FURNITURE In Mahogany.Walnut, Antique Oak and Natural Cherry. ?250.00 Bed-Room Seta, closing price. 8190.00 200.00 " " 140.00 15000 ?? " 116.00 125.00 " " 85 00 110.00 " " 75.00 90.00 M " 85 00 75.00 " " 55.00 00.00 " " ........ 42.50 60.00 " * 38.60 40.00 M M 31.50 38.00 " " 28.50 32.50 " " 24.00 75 Rockers, In Oak, Cherry end Walnut, at ?3.26; cbcap at $5.00. 05 Large Rockers, in Oak, Cherry and Walnut, at ?3.76; good value at 80.50. 100 Cane-seat Rockers, at 81.76. 250 Cane-seat Clialrs, atOOc. 50 Bed-Room Tables, highly polished, in all wood*, at 81.50. Hair Mattreeeee, 40 pounds, at 88.85. Woven Wire Springs at 83. STRAW MATTING. STRAW MATTING. 250 Rolls Fancy, of 40 yards (4 00 173 " M of 40 yards .. 6.50 110 " " of 40 yards 8.75 75 " "of 40 yards 8.50 100 " " (Jointleaa) of 40 yards.... 8.50 75 ? "of 40 yards ] 1.76 WINDOWSCREEN8,canopies, WINDOW SHADES AND curtain POLES. We have the best Adjustable Wire Window Screen la the market. Will fit any window. 24 inches by 37 inches. Price 45c. 27 lnchee by 37 lnchee. Price 55c. 37x42 inches. Price 60c. Large Site White Canopies. 81-50. Large Sixe Pink Canopies, 81.65. Dado Window Shades on Spring Roller* at 33c. Curtain Poles with Brass Trimmings, 21c. each. If you are in need of any of the above articles we would advise your calling at once, as the pricee placed on them will move thetn rapidly. They must be sold, aa we will not carry a dollars' worth of oar preeent stock into our new store. JULIUS lansbubgh, Jel 315 7th ?t Great Value In Silk Umbrellas WABBANTED FOB ONE YEAR. 100 Nobby English Silk Umbrellaa, at oar owa importation, with large, natural Waichsel Btlcka snd Silk Cover*. 26-inch, 83.50. 28-Inch, 84. Large variety In lower gradee. AUERBACH k BRO., 833 pennsylvania AVENUE. myl5-2m ? Mackinaw Straw Hats. Fine English Split Straw Hata. Boys' Straw Hats, 60c.. <1, 81.25. Ladies' Sailor Hata, <L 9L25, CLfiO. Derby Hata in Colors, 82.60, ?3^0, 84, and ?& Pearl Oassiiuere Dreea Hate, 83.60, (i La Toaca Umbrallaa, ?3.60,85. TeaaleOatAta. a hItTnehetz a son ?? 1287 Pssuul ava. Moth flies Am now akundaat, warning pereo&s to look after their B. H. STINEMETZ * SONS, 13871 Mondat, Jen 3is, 1889* omci or WOODWARD k LOTKROP, Oh. 11* aad n thirtydey redaction sale of ail rood* of ?M w* have too many. Waalao Include la this sate ?11 lots at roods Uut bum bo sold durin* Jim, ?? we carry no rood* ow from on* huoi to another. Bargains extnordlaary will be offered. *nJ it will be to row interest to ma this eolnmn eloerly evety day. KJHPLU8 STOCK BALI OF BLACK SILK AND BEADED SHOBT WRAPS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Eveir rtaffte garment of this stock matt bo ?old before July 1st Every garment bu been reduced?yee, greatly reduced, end should yoa not h?re on for one thi* summer. it wUl pay you to bay for next spring. While we rofrmin from quoting the former price* on moo ant of the ?boa* of tbe practice by other*, we think it bast la this caaa to simply atate that soma of than ?re marked at leaa than half what they were. 2 Ladies Stylish Jet Pelerines, aires 36 and 38 Bed need to to 6 Ladies' Fine Black FtUle Francaise Silk Short Wraps. with strongly jetted sleeves, aiass 32, 34, 36, 38, and AO. Vary choice. Redneed to. 97 1 Ladies'Black Fall]* Francaise Silk Short Wrap, with "Empire" sash ends trimmed with real cut Jet. Site 30. Reduced to. SIC.50 1 Ladles' Black Armure Silk Short Wrap, with the stylish "ahower fringe" sleevea, trimmed with cut Jet 81a* 36. Reduced to. 815 8 Ladies' Black Faille Francalae SUk Short Wrap*, heavily trimmed with real out Jet Sisee 84 and 38. Beduoed ?o 815 8 Ladies' Paris Mourning Short Wraps, trimmed with dull Jet. Sizea 30 and 40. Vary cheap. Reduced to 810 8 Ladies' Paris Mourning Perellnes. elabo rately trimmed, with duU Jet. Sizes 34 aad 3& An elegaut wrap. Reduced to 915 3 Ladies' Fine Black Silk "Paris" Short Wraps, richly trimmed with real cut Jets lod purs silk lace. Stylish ahape. Sizea 34. 30 and 40. Reduced to ..............820 4 Ladies' Handsome "Paris" Short Wraps, being hand made from the stylish "ring-work" braid. Beaotiful and decidedly stylish. Black. Tan. and Qray. Sizes 34, 30. 38 and 40. Reduoed to 812.50 3 ladies' finest quality of Black "Ring-work" Paris Short Wrap* Sizes 32, 34, and 30. Ex ceedingly fashionable. Reduced to $15. 1 ladies Black Sicillian 8ilk Short Wrap, trimmed with gimp and lace, sleeves uf ban ti tled silk cord. Size 36. Reduced to $14. 1 ladies' Black Armure Silk Short Wrap, trim med with fine crocheted gimp, aleevee at hand-tied silk oord. Size 38. Reduced to. .........?..818. 1 ladies' elejrant Black Short Wrap of Peau de Soie Silk, open caj>e sleeves, trimmed with fine hand-made Jetted fringe. Size 38. Reduced to .825. As we hare but one of aome lines you haYe the opportunity to aecure a great bargain and an exclusive style. FIVE LOTS OF TOWEL8 REDUCED. The heavy rains have spoiled our spring trade in Towela. Here are the lots of which we have too many. All are good sized all-linen Huck Towels, and are genuine bargains. 1 lot reduced to 81-50 per dozen. 1 lot reduced to $1.75 per do sen. 1 lot reduced to $2 per dozen. 1 lot reduced to $2.25 per dozen. 1 lot reduced to 42.50 per dozen. Also, 1 lot of large-sized Linen Turkish Bath Towels, reduced to 25c. each. The best Towel for the bath-room aver offered at the price. We could not buy them cheaper at wholesale to-day. (Second floor,) NEW CHALLIES, 15c. We offer 50 Pieces of Persian Challiee, 30 inches wide, attractive colorings, and warrranted fast Only 15c. per yard. American Sateens, reduoed to 8c. per yard. 48 Pieces of Best French Sateens, reduced to 15c. per yard. 200 Pieces Best French Sateens, reduced to 23c. per yard. 100 Pieces Scotch Zephyr Ginghams. at the low price of 25c. per yard. 50 Pieces of French and Scotch "Novelty" Ginghuins, in rich and exclusive patterns. 40c., 45c, and 00c. per yard. Fine French Batistes?controlled by ns for Washington. Beautiful fabric. Only 15c. per yard. Only Five Embroidered Robes left, at reduced prices. GLOVES FOR THE SEASHORE AND MOUNTAIN RETREAT. We keep up the stock all summer. Excellent assortment of traveling gloves. 8-But. Length Undressed Kid GloveainTan and Brown. Only 90c. per pair. 8-But. Length Waah Leather Chamois Gloves. Only 81 per pair. 4-ButCustor Gloves, in assorted shades of tan and gray. $1.75 per pair, Elegant and durable. (First floor.) LAST OF THE HEMSTITCHED FLOUNC ING8. We have Just opened a new line of Real Hand-Hemstitc bed Flouncing which is the last we sbsll receive this season. Our success with them has been something wonder!ul. Here are two special lots: 24-iuch Real Hand-Hemstitched Flouncing* for Children's Dresses. Only 7oc. per yard. 45-inch Ileal Hand-Hemstitched Flouncing* for Ladies' Dret.se*. Only $ 1 per yard. The Swiss Edgings. All-Overs, Inserting and Flouncing* which we closed out from an im porter at a sacrifice and have beeu offering at about half-price are getting very low?at least half are gona. TABLE OIL-CLOTHS REDUCED. Wa offer the balance of our stock of 5-4 Table Oil-Cloths at the reduced price of 20c. per yard. Plain White, Marble Effect and a variety of coloring*. (Second floor.) SUMMER BED SPREADS. We are In re ceipt of another invoice of those excellent "Allendale" Counterpanes?the most durable, easiest launderod, lightest weight and least ex pensive of sll Summer Bed Spreads. All sizes. 6-4 size for 65c. 8-4 aise for 90c. 10-4 siae for $1. 12-4 size for #1.25. (Fourth floor.) HAND - HEMSTITCHED PURE LINEN SHEETS AND PILLOW CA8E8. Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases continue to grow in favor as their merits become more generally recognised. Here are two especially good items in these goods. 50 Pairs 22K by 36-inch Bleached All-Linen Hand-hemmed and Hemstitched Pillow Cases, laundered, ready for use. At the low price of $2 per pair. These sold for 25 per cent mora last summer. 25 Pairs of 2% by 2N yards Bleached All Linen Hand-Hemmed and Hemstitched Bed Sheets, ready for the bed. At the low price of 86.60 per pair. It is rarely that you are offered such excel lent values in Linen Bed-wear. (Fourth floor; rear.) HARPER'S BAZAAR SATS: "Underskirts for travelers are of Mohair of light quality and clear Grey, made with one or two flounces around ths bottom." We have marked down the balance of our stock of Plain Mohairs, which are especially suitable for the above purpoeea aad Traveling Ulsters, to 25c. per yard. (Lining Depart me nt, first floor, at stairway.) ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. Equip youreelf with plenty of materials for fancy work before you go on your vacation. There are always momenta that can be profitably spent in making up some little decoration or token. We have a great variety of useful stamped goods. Russian Embroidery- an tire surface covered with fancy stltchea. ? Traveling Pillows are being extensively asad by Lady Tourists. We are prepared to make them at short notice from any materials you may select Slumber Pillows, Head-Beats, and all kinds of Fancy Work to order at very short notice. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. 1,500 Ex oellent Lead Pencils, at 16c. per dozen. 500 Boxes of Rubber Bands in assorted slaaa for Tourists; 10c. per box. 100 Pounds of White Cream Laid Writing Paper, at 15c. per pound. Caw's Bsst Black Writing Ink. la all aim bot tles, from tt ouaoe to quart Low*et prices. ENGRAVING. Wadding invitatioas a spe cialty. Bee the attractive llae of samples of the work we are doing. Yours will look Just like 50 cards aad aa mgrsved plate Car Maw High-class of work. (PmtiooB.) WOODWARD k LOTHROP, e3 Ooe. 11th aad F sta.a.?. Tum Piun Roy ax "0?t KI*?" CONTINUED. dm to Hi Twelfth in?l I Mais Rcval ref*rs wtth pleaenrs many letters received from out- ^f town sad i sal lisl patrons. On* writes; "A geod rmMwsr for ttrrlm yssrt.n Th* syrripethj of another Is gratifying "Tom emmmt W em AaaifwiM (Ms A Jbr / s!m?( Its* /onsanf Is Ms "Optnv c & Msnj doiens of letters. all expressing confidence sod sympathy sad promising such patronage. if lite "Opeu lw" is continued. that the lost days shsii be forgot ten ID the harvest that shell conic. Ths Palme Royal replies thst it hsrdly rfrrts tbe pitl'.es* ram. since it hss brought with it Ui? knowl edge of ss toeay end confident fneudt. THE PALAIS ROYAL SrMXXR o??g Pp P {ft ? H JR. 3 "O" o o rpp %. J| gw ? ? ? ?oo? F l? 5 S3 II S SS %SS : CONTINUED DURING MONDAY. TUXRDAY, WEDNESDAY (Jttue 3J (June 4.) (June 5.) C*A? ?S? 8U S?Br,V*s ? OO UU V KEEN NNUR r'Sw* ?ob un. (Department Near Door No. 111# Pennsylvania *ve.) 2.V. Half Rose, all styles. for 21o. Soo. Hslf Hose, all styles, for 29c 60e. Hslf Hone, sll styles, for 44c. 75c. French Baibriir*an Vnderwear, for 59c. 50c. Underwear, sll styles. for 44c. 50c. Tailor-made Jean Drawers for 44c. 39e. Indis Goassroer Shirts for 29r. 25c. Gauze sud BalhriMtan Undt rwear. 15c. 85c. Palai* Royal Dress Shirts. T 7c. 75c. Fsncy Trimmed Night shirt. for 86o. 15c. 4-ply Linen Collars Tor 10c. 20c best Linen Cuffs for ltic. $1.25 Flannel Shirts, all styles, for $1 12 $1.50 Flannel sh.rts for $1.35. ?4 Stri|?i Silk Slnrts for $3.50. 81 Fisk, Clark k Flaun t Novelty Scarfi, 75a 75c. Satin sud Silk Scarfs, sll styles, 50c. 47c. 8carfs, in all styles for Ssc. 25c. Scarfs, in sll style* for 21c. 25c. Fancy Linen Handkerchief* for 20e. 12J4c Pure Liueu Handkerchief* for He. * ? 1.26 "Gloria'' Umbrella*, warranted one year, for ?1.19. $f 10? ~8 iuch ^mbr*"ss. warranted one rear, for $4 98 "Coiinestoci" Silk Umbrellas, wirranted, for one year, for 94.25. SOUVENIRS FOR LADIES. 10 per cent off the marked prices of all Laces, Flouncing*. and Drapery Nets, Parasol Covers. Embroideries, RiblioL*. Festhers, Drew Trinimin.es, Buttons, Art Goods. l isters, and Tea Gowns, Chil dren's White and Gingham Dresses. Shoes at 20 percent discount. #1 Figured Indis Silks for !H)c. ? 1 Fancy Wool Dress Goods for 79c 85c Fancy Dress Goods for 7.V. 75c. China Silk, all colors, for U9c 75c. Colorsd Surah Silk* for U9c. 8VK- Black Surah Silks for 75c. ?1.19 Black '.. <1. (warranted) Silks for $L ? 1.25 Black Satin Khadame for $1.19. ? 1.25 Black Faille (warrantedj Silks for $115 25c. Wliite Piques for 22c. 12fec. India Linens for 10c? 25c. Dotted Swiss for 23c. 48c Mohair and Tinsel-brsld Trimmin* at 23ft 25c Mohair Braids, all colors, for 19c 12*e. Embroidered Mull Ties for 10c 50c. -Fsuutleroy" Collan.au I Cuffs for 4Ae. 50c. "Directoire" Collar aud Cuff Set* f^r 4Uc. ?1.75 "tlsemere" Seu, all styles, ior $1.50. 25c. Usee and Fold Ruffling* for 20c. 25c botes Touri?t Ruffling for 20c 12SC. Linen Collars, all styles. 3 for 25c. 12>?c Linen Cuff*. 3 pairs for 2 >c 8c. Grenadine VeihtiK, all styles, for <tr. yard 3 for 2.?c. Antique Lace Tidies. 4 for 25c. 2;?c Linen Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 20c 12'Hc. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, all styles. 9c. Parasols at the following s. inveiiir Price* Marked. .$1.68 $2.98 94.98 ??; 48 $12 50 $20 00 ?*or ?1.29 ^2.48 $4 08 (j.tiH $9 08 $1H UM 15c. Warranted All-Silk Mitts, for 10c. 25c. Silk Mitts, all styles, for 21c. 50c. Silk Mitts aud Gloves, for :!9c. 25c. Taffeta Silk Gloves, for 21c. ? 1.50 "Palais Royal" Eid Gloves, all styles, $1.35. $1 ,S5 Undreeeed Kid Monsquetsires for $1.75 98c. t"udressed Kid Uousquetairss. for 89c. $10 Ulsters, iu all styles, for $8.50. ?13 Ulsters for $11; $15 Ulsters for $13. $10 EutfUah Tailor-made Jackets for $8.50. $.) Broadcloth Jackets, all colors, for $4.SO, $1.08 Imported Stockinet Jersey* for $1 48. $2 Vest-front Imported Jerseys for $ 1.75. ?2.98 Braidod Jersey*, all styles, for $2.48. $3.50 White India Linen Suits for $3. $6 Tucked aud Embroidered White Suits for $5. $9 "Directolre" India IJnen Stnts for $h $12 French 8ateen Suits for $10.50. ?3.98 White Wrappers, all styles, for $3.50. ? 1.35 Calico Wrappers, all styles, for $ 1 25 Beaded Viaiteaaud Pelenues. Souvenir prices. *?fked $5 00 $9 00 $15.00 $20.00 $27.00 Tot ?3.98 <748 $1200 $1700 ?24 00 ?Sc. and 75c. Silk and Lisle Hose for 05c. 48c. Cotton Hose, all styles, for 35c. 35c. Cotlou Hoae, all styles, for 2Wc. 28c. Schopper's Bis k Ribbed Hose fo- 25c. 25c. Superhne Balbritrran Hoae fi>r 19c 25c. Warranted Fast Black Ingrain Hos> for 19c. tr Spool of Fsst Black Daruin* Cotton a'lveu ? 1.68 Superior Ribbed Silk Veets for $1 48 ? 1 35 I^sce Work Front Silk Vests for $1 25. 85c. Ribbed Silk Vest*, all colors, for 03c. 75c. Lace Work Front Lisle Vests for 59c 69c. Ribbed Lisle Vests, all colors, for 5oc. 60c. Summer Underwear, all styles, for 45c 35c. Ribbed Veats, all colors, for 29c 25c. India Gauze Vests for 19c, Japanese Fans at follow!n# Souvenir prices ? Marked.. 10c. 15c. JtOc. 25c. 35c.' 60c. For 8c. 13c. 17c. 22c" 29c. 44c." ?2 Gray Ostrich Feather Fans for 01.08. $1 Gauze Fans, all styles, for 89c. ?3 Very Superior Gsute Fans for <2.74. 94c. Fans, all styles, for 89c. Pocket Fans at following- Souvenir prices Marked. 48c. 26c. 19c. 16c. l?e. 10c. Tot 43c. 22c. 17c. 13c. 10c. ? 1 Real Silver Garter Clasps for 89c. ?3 Silver Chsin Purses for $2.50. ?11 Silver Chatelaines, sll styles, for ? 10. $ 1 Resl Gold sud En ainel Finirer Riues, 89c. 25c. Lace Pins, all styles, for 19c. 25c Sterling Silver Pins, for 22c. 26c. Bonbon Boxes, with and without chain 19c. 10c. Bangles, ?u ttyles, for Sc. 29c. large Roman Pearl Bead*, for 25c. 19c. medium-site Pearl Beada. for 15c Ths new Fancy Gold Double Hairpins, Marked... 17c. 25c. $1 15c. 22c. 89c. 60c. Pocketbooka, all styles, for 39c. 43c. Antelcpe Com Purses, for 38c. 25c. Double Shawl Straps, for 22e. ? 1.25 Imitation Alligator Satchsls. for $1.15. ?3.98 Real Allicator Satchels, for $3.75 15c. Belts, all styles, for 10c. 50c. English Silk Cricket Belts, for 2ftc $3 Chatelaine Bags, all styles, for $2.59. 75c. Summer Ventilating Corsets, fur 59o. ?1 French Corsets, for 84c. 39c. "Directoire" Bustles, for 28c. 60c. Bummer Balmoral Skirts, for 44c. ? 1 Muslin and Cambric Gowns, for Mo 79c. Gowns, all styles, for 59c. ?8c. Chemise a, all ?tylea, for 59c. 35c. Chemises, sll sizes, for 29c 68c. Drawers, all sisea, for 59c ?1 Skirta, ail styles, for 84c. 75c. Skirts, all styles, for 09c 75c. Cambric Coraet Covers for 64ft 59c. Cambric Coraet Cover* for 49c. 98c. Dresaing Sacques and Blouaes for 84ft 19c. Nurses' and Waitresses' Caps for 16c ?5c. Caps, in all stylea, for 21c. 25c. India Linen Aprona for 21c 2COtCh w??-n*oofa. for $6.25. ?3.49^ kswmarketo. father wei^it, for ?J? ?8 ' Striped Rubber Oommh, f?r ? 80CVEXIBS FOB cim.Mrs Tsn par cant off the marked prices of Whits and Gingham Dresses; alao Traveling tutu and CuMa. 68c. Infants' Slips for 48c. 68c. Children'. Caps, all stylea. for 48c. 98c. lam O'Shanter Caps for 84c 25c. Children's Drawers for 19c 98c. Children's Drum for 84c ?1.25 French Glagham Dressea for 84c. *0c. Shirt Waists, all styles, for 44c ?1.30 Misses' Silver Gray Ggaaamera, lav (1.19. 5c. Children's Pare Linen Handkerchiefs, 4c $3.50 Misses' Jacksta. aU styles, for $3. 36c. Children's Double Unas Fast Black Moaa. 35ft 25c. Children's Ribbed Lisa Vaats for 21ft 25c. Children's Black Liala Thread Hoaa lor 21ft Shoes at 20 per ceot discount. Other souvenirs forckildrsn quoted to Hat.sf ? PALAIS ROY Ala OK.littnlMH A. LmnOL ?? Cr r* k a f ?2 r l<, y 8 M L* ?J u m e SALE, AT !"J A PS SUSS : fs K ii sva S >U A A ru U U H *M* popvlab snorpiso ruir*. iLSTABLlSHKr tt YEARS > Tbsstore will be more lively than omul thte coming ??L rw nir mil ft* ? iww>?Mi ?i rk* (Vi Aoes ban ?u<m i*m>v Wai^Al o, md. to mant mr? then*' To mention all ittartawuM ud to Ao wk Juettce la a column is an impossibility. Ws Dame a few only Tboee we do mention will Mod all row atleo tton. 75e. Summer Ventilating Onreet AAr a pair. ? Caaee of Mackinaw Sailor Hale, feather weight. black and white. These are worth every mill of 4Ac. It would be of no tutrreet to yow how we got them. they're hei* fur yon at C3o. A line of Ladle.' f? Flannel Blousm, laced front, cvfla on sleeves, nicely mad*-. |>lnk and Uue striped. CI -49 each. ToCualle Dm lwttrrae of 15 yard* tack Tbe deennie are lsiye or small. Crmtn . pmikU, exact dedicatee of the fineet rouda. Caat t*U them apart. Worth Sc. a yard. SpeclaL 15 jnarda for Tie. Thrtr/cmr items art marHy to give ytm at Mt ?/ tehat it to tlu r*i or the rrAumm jut at large barffuitu, tume am morr tLr/raordinarp. Tju can't afM-4 to mitt readov ? Hot. TOli TEE MEX. Sot one-eighth mentioned. A window full <4 otLers, eee that, than corns In tbe store, we U surmise you. 25c. fullreeu1 ar Half Hose. I'lain colors or Fancy Stripae. 1 jo. a pair. 35c. Ribbed, CnUleachaA Half lliee. extra fine. 23c. a pair. 0 pair C l 2 5. ?1 25 twal quality outing 1 launW blurts. Sew stripes. iiKc. each. 50c. Outiug tlaunel Slurta. 40c fl.75 Plain or Fancy Striped Flannel Shlrta, ? 1 AM. 50c. B ft D. Jean Drawer*. Bibbed ankle, 45c. each. &0c. French Balbnggan Vesta, Ion* or abort rtwvrs, Sic. ea. h. 82c. Gauze Vesta, Freu<*b nark, 45c. ? 1 "famous" (. nlsuudtred Ureas Shirts, plain or plaited bosom. G5c. each. tisc Famous I'maundered plain bosom l)r< as Blurts, 5iV tarh. 75c. "Famous" laundered Dnas Slurta, plain bosom. 02c. each. Tbe beat values we hare evrr offered IS HOSIEKY AND UNDERWEAR. That's sayiug a itrist deal, but tbe depart ment baa never been eo attractive. our Importa tions have never turned out better. Your* the gainer aa well as We. 150 dozen of Children's Black K.bl?d Hose, Black or White feet, sizes to 8S. very cheap at 18c. Special, a pair for 25c. 75 dozen of Ladies' Balbrlggan Hoae, un bleached, all sizes, worth fully 25c, a pair special 2 pair for 25c. A line uf new patterns In ladies' a5c. striped hosiery are unusual valuea, come lu uew color ing*. black feet. atnped uppers. pin struma, with unbleached grounds. ftc . 4c. A line of Ladies' liiaok Iasle Thread Hose, la either plain or drop stitch, 32c. ? pair, a re markable pit*. A line of 91.25 Mated Silk Hose (Ladies') la black and new shades -sjhvi*I Mac. a |*ur. 50c. Ribbed Top Hoec in either unblearbed or black (black, warrauted last tvlor). There are no need of trarterswith these hose, belli* very desirable for stout ladiea. Special price, 37c. ? pair. 35c. Swlst-Ribbed Vests, Jeracy shaped, rood texture, 25c. ea< h. 50 dozen of 50c. 8* lac Ribbed Vest*, extra fine cotton, has the exact feel of wool and ran hardly be told from it. Special. 35c? 3 for tL 100 doaau of Extra-fine Swiss-Ribbed Vesta, either V or square neck, fluiahid with silk ahell etitchiiKT and silk taasel, value 75c. Special, 39c each 75c. Lisle Thread Swiss-Ribbed Vesta, in Ecru or White, finished with snk ribbons. Special. 53c. each. All of our Ladies' 25c. Uauae Veata.in five dif ferent styles, 21c. each. CBCHfALLY ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS Ui LAlilES' KErKWLAR. 1 line of Embroidered "Fsontleroy" Beu (collars and cuffs), worth 50c.. for 25c. a set. A line of Bended Ruflflinic, in six different ?tyles. worth 25c. and .UJc., for 15c. /yard. 1,000 boxes of Flat Silk Cord, Tourist Ruf fiintf, all colors, 4 ) arda m a box. Sac., Worth SOc. Extraordinary values in Mull Tiea. at 8c, 12Vtc , 15c., ISc. and 25c.. worth from 12Hc. to 60c. SEW THINGS IS DRAPERT SETS AND LACS FLOriCPRM. Take the Seta first. These are now exten sively worn, and make the |>rettieat and moat ?ty.lah dresses. We are she win* new effects lu White Seta, which we don't think you will find elsewhere. The prices mentioned below are vary cheap. The foods come la either Chauully, LaTaaoa and Fiali Seta, all silk: BLACK OR WHITE. ? 1.00; worth CI.25. 1.25; * 1.50. 13?; " 1.75. 150; - lfev 1.C5; " 2.15. 1.75: " 2.25. 1.85; " 2.50. Make your oomparieons with othar houssa. We Willingly stand the teat. FLOUNC1NGS, In either 6PASI8H GUI Pt. RE or CHAN TILLY, all ailk. incomparable In eilher price.quality or patterns. Weoouldu't write enough of either, so the leas said the better. These will do the talking? BLACK CHAXTILLY FLOCSCISOS for fL ? 1.25, C1.3S, ?1 50, ?1.85. $2. IIS and ?2.W8. black spasish oitpcre FLorsasos for 85c^ tWc.. CI. 0125, 01.50. 01 85 and 02. Well not tall yon what they are worth, you'll find that out soon enough. 2 pieces Cbantllly Lace Flouncing. 00 lnchaa wide, sold for C-t and 03 25. Kpe. ia., 02 18 a yard. STACKS OF EMBROIDERIES AT CSHEABD OV PRICES. We've Just opened tbeee and they are the bnet values for perfect roods we have ever coiaa across. It's a chance purchase and don't come often, eo make the b*wt of it. You will be sur prised as well as sre were. Swiss Flounclnr, worth 75c., for 50r. Swim Flooncinca, worth 01, for Q2)Cc. Embroideries at 10c? 15c. and 25c.. worth double. That don't ?tve yon much of an idea To* will havs to aee them younelf. Big cuts la WHITE GOODS, LISESS ASD DRESS GOODS. 1,200 yards of regular 12Mc. India Linet^ la plaids or stripes, special at lUr a yard. 1,000 yards at 10c. linen Glass Toweling at THe. a yard. 6 pieces of All Wool Cream Drees Flannel, 30 inches wide, worth SOc. Special 47* a yard. Oar 55c. quality of Craaw silk Mohair, 33 Inches wide. Special 42}*c. a yard. 00c.. 40-loch wide. White Mohair. OpeoM 77Mc.ayard. Any of the above items will oartaialy la In si you. They are fit comparisons lor tboes ftoo. CHINA DKESS SILKS and 00c KdECHLlS'S FRESCM SATTEKkiS. Its your owa tool! M you watt too lone. BAUWTS POPULAR SHOPPING FLACK aySI 7TK. STB ASD D STKKKTK