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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON:
FRIDAY Jn? 14. 1M.
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? Ml aa aa ilTrrtUu JltOra to worth
ssars ihu all lk? acker papers published
la W'aehlactea.
lev York Oflew Zoom 93, Tribute Building.
The Star Out of Town.
Thx Evxsnto Stab will be aent by mail to
lit address in the United States or Canada
for rach period aa may be desired, at the
rate of fifty cent* per month. ?T But aU
eucfi order! mutt be accompanied by the money,
or Pie peprr cannot he tent, at no accountt are
kept iriOi mail rubtcrtphont.
The stockholders of the canal, in their meet
ing at Annapolia, showed their strong desire to
bring about the repair of the canal, and their
utter helplessness to accomplish thia work of
themselves. The value of the proposed issue
of repair bonds, as a means of relief, dependa
upon the favorable sale of the bonds, and such
sale dependa upon the character of the security
which can be offered to purchasers. If
prior bondholder* can be made to aee
that It li to their interest to waive
their liens in favor of the new bonds the plan
will probably work. The difficulty to be met is
the objection of those whose interests would
prompt them to supply the funds for the work
of repair by buying the bonds, if the work
which their money accomplishes falls immedi
ately under heavy prior liens and is liable to
be sold at once to satisfy such liens, leaving
their own advances without any security what
soever. The repair bonds of 1878 cannot be
foreclosed without the consent of the Balti
more and Ohio railroad which holds a majority
of the bonds, and new repair bonds cannot well
be floated unless the prior lien of the 1878 bonds
is waived. The interesting question is whether
or not the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will
play the part of obstructive selfishness, neither
foreclosing nor waiving its lien, neither itself
repairing the canal nor substituting a railroad
for it, nor permitting anybody else to do so.
The electric companies, whose employes tell
wonderful stories of harmless shocks received
from the corporation currents, are much wor
ried lest electricity shall l>e found ineffective to
kill in the execution of criminals. But when
the current has reached a certain strength it
has proved invariably fatal to the unfortunate
person, not connected with the electrio com
pany, who has accidentally received the shock,
and there is no reason to believe that the
result would have been different if the
current had been intentionally applied to
the victim. The public is not likely to share
the fear that the ordinary individual, not em
ployed by a corporation which resents the im
putation that its wires are deadly and needs
evidence that they are harmless, will be able to
report that he is proof against an electric light
current, for instance. The fact that the mar
velous cases of resistance to powerful currents
of electricity are developed exclusively in the
employea of electric companiea, carrriea with
it, however, a threatening suggestion. If
the e'idence in auch cases is reliable,
the use of electricity for the inflic
tion of capital punishment would be
open to the objection that it would create a
privileged class who from their ability to defy
the lightning could not be injured by the
official executioner, and would tend to drive
murderer* for protection into this line of
employment. ''Benefit of electrio companies'
employes" wonld save a murderer from capital
punishment as a substitute for the old "benefit
of clergy." Such a condition of affairs could
not, of course, be endured.
The offer ef the Philadelphia banks to ad
vance the million dollars which Pennsylvania
needs to clear away nuisances at Johnstown
remove* the last ground of criticism against
the wise scheme of relief which haa been
planned. No money will be drawn from the
state treasury in advance of express authority,
the heavy expenses of an extra session of the
legislature will be saved, and that body when
it meets will to a certainty reimburse the
bankers. By this arrangement the state will
be enabled to perform at once its proper work
in clearing the obstructed atreams and abating
nuisances, and the contribution*-of the chari
table outside of the state may be devoted aa in
tended to the relief of personal suffering.
The people In Illinois and elsewhere who are
persecuting Mormon missionaries for no better
reason than that a degenerate arm of the
Mormon church practices polygamy, would do
well to restrain their ardor. It was the Naavoo
struggle that aent the Mormons on their march
acroMS the plains and raised them from an in
sigmdeant handful of poor men and women to
a rich and powerful church with an elaborate
political system behind it Outside of the
practice of polygamy, which is contrary to the
laws of the United States, the Mormons are on
an equal footing of respectability with the rest
of mankind. A creed, however unsound, with
such a history as their* has behind it thrive*
on persecution. It can be successfully fought
only by reason and fair treatment, ita opponents
overcoming bad ideas with good ones. Fven
the illegal practice* of the Mormon* will be
be*t punished and abolished ? through legal
mean*, and certainly no belief is ever crushed
by lawless violence.
Public interest is identical with newspaper
interest, and newspaper interest is fickle. Few
day* have passed since Oklahoma revelled in
column* of newspaper attention. But who I*
so behind the times as to write of Oklahoma
ftowV For a short period flood disaster* mo
nopolized attention. Already publio interest
in the matter begin* to flag and the columns of
newspaper apace devoted to it begin to dwin
dle. What will be the next three days', seven
flay*' or nine day*' wonder to fix the attention
of the pnblic and utilize the display heads and
crowd the column* of the newspapers?
For mercy'* sake let something be done to
avert the threatened clash of charity and pol
itic* in Pennsylvania. The anti-Qnay men. it
stem*, are alarmed at the prospect that Gov.
Beaver may ao handle the money for the res
toration of the Conemaugh valley as to
strengthen Mr. Quay's influence in the western
part of the state, where Mr. Magee has his
home and is supposed to exercise his functions
of partisan leadership. If anything could dry
op the waters of compassion in the breasts of
the generous giver* of America and put a
check upon a liberal outpouring in future
emergencies, it would be a quarrel at just this
juncture over the spoils of flood fund. Let it
?top now!
There is aome ingenuity, whether much prac
tical sense or not, in the storm theory put
forth by a railroad exper\ who take* the thirty
thousand locomotive engine* in Korth America
as a basis and calculates that they send forth
into the atmosphere seven billion cubic yards
of steam every day. Adding to these figures
the seventy billion cubic yards of steam die
charged by other non-condensing engines, we
have a prodigious volume of aqueous vapor
which must presently condense and fall back
upon the earth in the form of rain. If this
calculation is anywhere near correct, it is not
wonderful that there is so much humidity in
the atmosphere, or that rain is so much more
frequent now than of old as to draw invidious
comment from persona of advanced years and
well preserved weather-memories.
The Boston 01oUt represent* Major Armes
sentence aa punishment "for assaulting Qov
eraer Beaver at Johnstown." It would not be
surprising, after this, te learn from our es
teemed cotemporary that Major Lydecker'a
nominal fine was imposed for pronouncing the
Conemaugh dam all right without looking at it.
RoBINSON. PAHUH & Co.'S RaRE
OFFERING OF MIDSUMMER STYLES IK
MIX'S WEARABLES
Form* a rich combination of comfort, tone, nap
and elegance seldom aeen In Washington at any price?
certainly never before exhibited a* each reasonable
pricea ae we are now enabled to name?qualities and
workmanship always considered.
WE HAVE LEVIED ON EVEBY LA ED
WHEBE STYLE HOLDS SWAT
OB FASHION FIXD8 A FOOTHOLD
And made their choicest products subservient to your
uses, offering the Maximum of Style
AT THE MINIMUM OF COST.
Feather-weight Suits in Herges, Cherloteeni. Tweeds
Casslinsres, and Chsviots, 910,912. and $16 ? Bolt
Coats and Vest^of raw Silken Stuffs, light as thistle
down?yet of wear?resisting qualities and properly
tailored to lit. Alpacas, Mohalra, Drap d'Etas, Pon
gees, Striped Woolens, White Flannels. Tennis Outfits.
Plain and Fancy Waistcoats sad a multiplicity of
such stylish seasonable things as you would like to
wear?all at pricea within your reach and beyond the
rsach of ooinpstition.
ROBINSON PABEEB * CO.
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS,
Jel4-eo 3X9 SEVENTH ST., COR OF IX
We Please Xhe Children
By presenting a handsome Fan to each with a pair of
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?BB A A RRR O A A II N N N "BS-*
B AAA R R O CO AAA II N N N a i
BB A A B U QUO A All S XH Bsa8
In Oxford Tlee, Slipper* and Shoes for Mlssns and
Boys.
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ONE-PBICE 8H0E HOUSE,
408 7th Street.
See The old Lady in Window. II
Boys Shoes,
at
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HBUURR T "2s
BBB JJ U RRR T hS8a
B B C U R R T ?. ?
BBB UU KB T ssa?
TTIERE ARE TWO REASONS WHY PARENTS GET
THEIR BOYS' SHOES OF US: 1ST?BECAUSE
THEY ABE THE MOST DURABLE AND COST LESS
THAN THEY CAN BE GOTTEN FOB AN Y WUKKE
ELSE IN THE CITY. -D?BECAUSE THE BOYS
LIKE THEM BETTER THAN ANY SHOES THEY
EVER WOKE. THEY ABE SMOOTH AND COM
FORTABLE.
OrR BOYS' SHOES ARE MADE OP EXTRA
HEAVY, DURABLE CALF, AND AT THE SAME
TIME ARE EASY AND PLIABLE ON THE FEET,
AND ARE WARRANTED TO WEAR WELL, AND
WILL ST A N D T H E ROUGH EST COL' N TR V K NOC'K
INO ABoCT. WE ADVISE YOU TO EXAMINE OUR
BOYS* SHOES BEFOBE PUBCHAS1NO, AS WE
KNOW THEY WILL MEET YOUR ENURE AP
PBoVAl*
BOYS' IRONCLAD SHOES,
??00 TO <4.00.
ARTHUR BURT * CO.,
Jel4 1211 g STREET N. W.
A Snap.
FOR PARENTS OR GUARDIANS WHO ARE FIT
TING OUT THEIR CHILDREN FOR THE COMING
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENTS OUB OBEAT CLEAR
ING SALE OF BOYS* AND OIBLS' LOW-CUT
SHOES AND SLIPPER8 I8-TO USE A POPULAR
PHRASE?"A PERFECT SNAP." TO AVOID CAR
RYING OVER A SINGLE PAIR IN THESE DE
PARTMENTS AFTER JUL! 1ST, WE HAVE
MAREED DOWN TM ENTIRE LINE AND AR
RANGED THEM INTO THE FOLLOWING FOUB
GREAT LOTS:
LOT 1?AT 50c.
Misses' and Child's lid Hand made Opera Slipper*
about 100 paira Misses' and Children's Oxford
Ties, Low Button and Sandals,
MABEED DOWN FBOM 75c. AND ?1.
LOT 2?AT 730.
Russet snd Fine Eld Oxford Ties, plain and tipped;
Fine Eld Opera Slippers, heeled or spring 'w'td;
Mlssrs' and Children's sixes.
MAREED DOWN FROM gl.OO AND 91.2&.
LOT 3?AT 9H<\
Boys' and Youths' Ooat and Veal Calf Ties ? Mines'
?nd Child's Fine Dongola Oxford Tlee, Low But
ton; Opera Slippers, plain and with bows, and
Child's Theo Ties.
FORMERLY ? 1.25 AND $1.60.
IOT 4?AT 91.20.
Misses' and Child's finest made French Dongola
Ties; Misses' Theus and Busset Goat Seamless
Tlee; Boys' and Youths' Patent T-?tfrtr Oxfords;
Calf low Button aud Tau Oxfords.
MABEED DOWN FROM gl.fto AND il.73.
EVEBY PAIB A DECIDED BARGAIN. WANT 0W
ROOM THE ONLY CAUSE FOB THIS
GREAT SACRIFICE ?
WM HAHK ft CO.'S
RELIABLE SHOE MOUSES.
Mala Stora, SIS 71k st
West End Stora, 1022 Psnn. are.
>u^Qu?ltol Hill Store, 831 Pson. u,
Great Reductions
is
8TEAW HATS AND BONNETS.
AU COLORED MIIiU and CHIP HATS and BON
NETS rsdmd from S3 to 9S. sad frosa 9S.n0 to #L76.
MRS. M J. HUNT,
>4 1300 F STREET NORTHWEST.
L Rare Opportunity.
PRICES "FRIENDS" PRICW.
They will tall theig own tela to-morrow at
a GOLDSCHMID. 1OO7-XOO0 F ST. N.W.
GRANDEST STOCK IX WASHINGTON.
FINEST qualities. LOWEST PRICES.
GRAND JUNE CLEARING sale.
Note the Bargain* fot To-morrow (Saturday >
PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT.
Lubln's Powder worth 16c.. at 7c.
French'*boatBsy Rom only lie. a Urn bottle
?xtn larva Uh 19c. a bottle.
Florida Water onljr 15c. a bottle; extra large iiz*
22c. a bottle.
Armant Toilet Water only 33c. a bottle; extra lane
?lae only 48c. a bottle.
Franch Cologne only 18c. a bottle.
4711 Cologne only 20c. a bottle.
American Queen Cologne only 7e. an ounce.
Triple Extract only 15c. an onnce.
Quadruple Extract* only a He. a bottle.
Triple Extract only 68c.; an extra large bottle worth
9 "a
Quadruple Red letter Extracts only 25c. an otmoe.
Labia', Beat Extracta only 28c. an ounce.
A handsome bottle of Extract worth 48c.; my price
only 23c.
Japan "Pot Pourrl" only 10c. a box; extra large alia
boxee ouly 18c.
Floating Soap only Sc. ? a larre bar worth 10c.
Leaker'# Ammonia Toilet Soap 15c.; worth 25c. I
Imported rranch Toilet Soap. 3 oakoe /or 48c.;
worth 75c.
French Imported Violet Soap worth 25c? at 15c. ?
cti&
French Imported Toilet Soap worth 48c., at 33c. a
cake.
3 cake* of Turkish Rose Toilet Soap and 1 Wash Bag
worth 35c., at 18c. a box.
BcKjuel Soap worth 48c, at
25c. a box.
Sun Flower Toilet Soap only 7o.
Pool Ball Soap only 3c. a ball.
Oakley's Tar. CarboUo. Sulphur Toilet Soap only 7a
? cake.
Oakler? Alrlna Boae, or Carnation Pink ToUet Soap,
worth 15c. a cake, at 10c.
.?**?"Flneat Douyuet Soap, worth 25c. a cake,
?? XoCe
R. Goldachraid'f Cloudy Ammonia, only 5c. a bottle.
?oy*l or La Page's Glue, only 6c. a bottla.
Wolff's Acme Blacking, only 8c. a bottle.
N. B.?All Perfumeries and Soaps guaranteed to give
perfect aatiafaction or money refunded.
TRUNK DEPARTMENT.
?4 Zinc Trunks for *3 48.
?4.t?8 Zino Trunks for *3.98.
<6.98 Iron Round Leather Trunk for 44.88.
?7.60 Oil Canvas Trunk* for $5 08.
?8 Strong Zino Trunks for *6.48.
?u Well Made Zinc Trunks for *7 48.
All aliea Packing and Trunks at greatly reduced
prices.
BABY CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT.
?10 Baby Carriagee reduced to ?7.08.
?12 Baby Carriages reduced to (8.08.
? 13 Baby Carriagea reduced to CO. 48.
? 15 Baby Carriage# reduced to *11.48.
?17 Baby Carriagea reduced to <12 08.
? 18 Baby Carriagea reduced to *13.98.
?25 Baby Carriagea reduced to 818.98.
?29.98 Baby Carriages reduced to *23.98.
?35 Baby Carriagea reduoed to *27.48.
?48 Baby Carriage* reduced to *33.
REFRIGERATOR AND ICE C11 EST DEPARTMENT.
?8.50 Refrigerators reduced to *5.98.
?10 Refrigerators reduced to *7.48.
? 12 Refrigeratora reduced to 98.48.
? 13 Refrigeratora reduced to *9.08.
? 16 Refrigerator* reduced to * 12.48.
?3.60 Ice Cheata reduced to *2.48.
I *6 Ice Cheata reduced to *3.98.
? 7 Ice Cheat* reduced to *4.48.
HARDWOOD REFRIGERATORS.
?22 Hardwood Refrigerators for *17.98
j ?25 Hardwood Refrigerators for * 18.48
*27 Hardwood Refrigerator* for * 19.4)8,
?30 Hardwood Refrigerators for *23.98, at
B. GOLDSCHMID,
_ 1007-1000 F *t. n.w
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PRICES
JEWELRY AND LEATHER GOODS
. . FEW DAYS.
Bna1ne*s ha* been dull in these department*,
and we give you the b<Iow to brisk It up to It*
n?ual form. We're not going over the *ame role
and tell you how our patterna are identical to
I*?6-'??.!, go'** Jewelry store*, and the
va?t difference in the prices. You know that
wellI enough, *> it's no u?e of dwelling longer
we.w*nt routo particularly com
pare this time Is Jewelry of tlie same Quality
and kind a* ours, NOT in the Jewelry stores
P.ut V? "tore? ?? the same line as our*, then aee
'"fdiffertTice inprice*. That's the beat text.
AU-Uilt Uaar Ornaments,Scroll Pattern Toua
?ell for 25c.; our price 20c. 10V8'
^hell Hair Ornaments, steel tops. In new de
Prices,............ ,2i>c. 3.>c. 62o. 08c.
OurPrioe* ^ 4^ 75^
These goods are nowrery extensively used.
*D<1 make very pretty hair drewiug
A line of Shell Hair Ornament* Patterna:
Wtrie fi??i ^nd ?P?ci?> ?W. each.
fehell Hairpins, 2.x. a doxeu.
A Urge 11 ue of Shell Hair Jewelry, every con
ceivable denrn; sell usually for 39c. and Tic.
Our prices 23c. to 48c.
25<*|e4Hc!y Ac^,J1A^J** U6W p*ttern?? 10c.. 15c.,
Sicie Comb*, new Silver, Gold, or Oxydixed
patterna, 17c. each to 43c. each
Choice of any of our ONo. and *1.48 Mines
for 80c. each, either ladie*' or children-* They
include Garnet*, Rhinestone*. Cameo*. I'or
lV.^efL^I$rr fx yd/led Silver and
Plain Gold Band*. All warranted not to tarnish
All of our 5Uc. Bracelets (children's or
ladies') warranted nut to tarnlah. All of new
dekigua,44c. anair.
Unmet Bracelet*, warranted 14-k gold irar.
net* all round, worth * 1.48, for 92c. each
New pattern* of Rolled Gold Watch Fob*
warranted, worth *1.26, we .old them for 08c.'
Six'cial price. 80c. each.
each-*** 110 H,ir Ornaments, *1.18
A large variety of Oxydlxed Chatelaines and
prlretl askedi** coiuperiaoa of designs and
Sort? .?&? ?toT 25ft esch
Worth O-'Xc.. for 48c. each.
Morth 08c., for 75c. each.
Worth *1.10, for 85c. each.
Worth *1.25. for 08c. ea< h
_. ? *orth *1.75, for*1.48.
d^it^ "Uentl?U t0ti"5 new Etth*
laiiie* ,n cl"lnn,< 40 with Cbate
eJt'lue Chains, pretty patterna, 15, 19 and 25c.
and^oi*?3 Bre"trlD8' to new ?l^Pea, 10, 25
. ?. Silver Breaetpina. 25 and 39a
LEATHER GOODS.
We are now showing the best vsluea In this
department than at any previous time.
A line of Pocket-BoJk* and Purees 0f new
fancy lesthera. made In the beat manner all
leather lined, worth fully 50c? for 25c each
0' ?rnUl all-leather Pur*.-*, leather
lin?t inside JtK>cketa. worth 12*o.. for 6c. each.
leather *Ud
A line 01 08c. and 75cTpurse?, in Seal^Moroc
co. Russian and Jaj?nese Leather*/ siecS
price 30c. each. These are elegant values and
won't last long.
A good Seal Leather book, metal clasp, all
fcfe? " P?cket'tc-" worth
tort'ol ^LhUMUn Leather 1300k*' worth 75c..
And hundreds of other Books, Card Cases.
Cigar Cases, Ac., better and cheaper.
Have you seeu those new Antelope Pocket
wor^h A ":^'U ln 411 <Uflerc11' ahade*,for
CHAT'el'AINE 8ATCHELH.
6 Difierent *tyle* of *1 and tl 05 Satchel. ?n
leather, for a few daya 92c. e? K aid oUiert'Sll
S?5. "$148,
^peclal attention is called to a 1 Ine of Real Real
Chatelaine Bag*, with heavy oxydized tniu
Ou^'rice *2^18*? el"?vvher0*ur <3 and *3.50
You'll And all other gooda are aold by u* in the
same r^oportion.
louee' Hand-8atchels, indispensable for trav
eling. Siiecial cut* on Aiese nuw
?d *3 go980"*176' ?1-W. (2.25,
A" 98a. ?1.?8> ?L76, *1.08, and
BELTS (for iJadles' and Boys)
,1? of Oanva* Belts, ln solid color* and
all colonit worth 10c.? lor &c eacki
50 doxeu of aofld colo^Cto^ bSS* ser
55cttfcr%&?i^hBed* WtUl? or Bluo? *orth
3?l7ZlXU?.?:ln- here for
Leather Belta, different colon, usual price 39
eta. Our price 25c. jo
lite raw B#lu',el1 ei??where for 25c. Our prioe
And many other style*.
Men'* Canvas Belt* serpent Clasps, in plain
color* or stripea, sell for 2&c. Our price 100.
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ElPHONZO^^G Wp4aTK^ 1Ma
Have just received another shipment of their popular
FLOUR to sell at *5.69 per bane]. Wa are having a
rrsat sale on thia (pedal grade of flour, and our rapidly
increasing sale* testify 00nclnaively to the extra value
wear* offering.
Our MAPLE SYRUP In full quart sealed cans is dis
appearing fast, but In order to close out these goods at
once we have to-day reduced the price to 23c. a can.
Remember, the regular price 1* 38c., and a* we now
bar* a little lee* than 200 cans left, you must buy
quick or mias a decided bargain.
Onr CREAMERY BUTTER nee 1 red to-day la finer,
If possible, than ever and the price ia moderate,
CLPIiONZO YOUNGS COMPANY
j,14 428 NINTH ST., bet. D AND K.
Fesse Jones & Co,
^NF?CTl^m-ff#E
Jl
615 Commeice st , Philsdelphia, Pa.
Write for descrtpuvs price list myl4-*o78t
Ik The Wake Ox Previous
SEASONS.
We're on the same tack aa usual. Ton know out plan
of making each season take ear* of Itself. Finishing ap
one completely before tackling another. Some of our
esteemed contemporaries In their lngenionsly worded
announcement! are gradually dropping down?seeking
our level. They've got a good big drop yet though
before they can stand on our bottom In price. When
they go to wreetllng with the price duality generally
gets throws with il Old etock leapt to be sprang on
yon. They've got It Whit become* of It? Left orer
stuff Isn't much of ? bargain at any prioe. We don't
have any of that to contend with. When we put the
goods in stock we're got'em down to where you can
reach them. It don't pleaae our brothers in the trade,
but that's ft very good indication that it meets with
your approval. After all. who are we doing buminees
for? lou. certainly, not them.
In every department in our house you'll find this
gap between our prices and thelr*s. They make big
effort* to narrow it, but It la beyond tbeir power. They
don't swing a wide enough circle.
Nowhere is this difference more plainly noticeable
than in our Boys' and Children's stock. The variety
we carry overshadows theirs so heavily as to almost
hide them. Wherever we heard something good ex
isted for the child of 2)4 or the young lad of 18 years
ws wsnt after It If it was what it was cracked tip to
be, we brought it home with us.
Our methods pleaae the leading manufacturer* evi
dently, for we are given the exclusive on their moat
meritorious productions. We never allow our prices
to become inflated, because ire have certain lines
that you want and no one else can get for you.
We keep right on In the even tenor of our way.
Tboae around us are lashing the aea of trade Into ?
stormy foam, but they're out to sea, while we're sail
ing in the calm waters near the shore, guided by your
approval.
Everthlng for the children'a wear for the weather
we're getting now. This year's goods?OUB this
year's price.
SAKS AND company,
MARINERS OF TRADE,
8EVENTH STREET AND MAREET SPACE
JeI4
To-Morbow
LAST DAT
FREE HAT TRIMMING.
BUT YOUR HAT AND trimmings OP US, AND |
HAVE YOUR HATS TRIMMED BY OUB
BEST MILLINERS, AND WE
CHABOE YOU NOTHING
FOB TRIMMING.
TO-MOBBOW ONLY.
THE BON mabci1e.
Trimmed IIats.
We still are recelviug New Styles daily, but at much
lower prices. Look at our Hats and you will notice a
general reduction throughout.
An elegant assortment from 94 to (5.
THE BON MABCHE.
Satteen AVRAPPERS.
To cloai t?o linas of Pine Fast Color Satteen Tea
Ovwns, st?^> 34. 36, 38, and 40; prices were (2.98
snd (3.!?H; closing prices (2.48 aud (3.48. 60c. saved
on each Wrapper.
THE BON MABCHE
G8a "Were $1.25<
30 dozen Imported Violet Wreaths, colors Pink,
White and Yellow. Just closed out from an Importer,
and will sell them at USc. Same as have been selling
at (1.25.
FLO WEB DEPARTMENT BARGAIN.
THE BON MARCHE
Chemises.
Choice several styles of our regular 75c. Chemises.
In flue Muslin and Cambric, trimmed in Lace or Em- I
broidery.
690. FOB CHOICE
THE BON MARCHE.
25 Per Cent Discount
on La Tosca (long handle) gun and Rain Umbrellas.
the
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Jel3 316 7th st n. w.
Great Cot In Boys- Clothing.
LARGE and SMALL SIZES.
Determined to close out the entire stock of Boys'
Clothing, we have put the knife In prices regardless of
cost or value. We aell two-piece suits (Jacket and
panta) from (1.75 up.
Three-piece suits, for boys 14 to 18, long pants and
vests, at (3.50 and upward.
for men.
Nearly 1,500 pairs of Paula, all styles snd sizes, re
duced to less than cost of manufacture. Prices range
from (1.50, for all-wool pants, up.
All-wool Ssck Suits at (7.50.
A magnificent line of Suits, about thirty different
styles, at (9.25; not one of them worth leas than (12.
All-wool Prince Albert Suits at (15.
Our line of summer goods, such as Alpaca, Mohair.
Drspd'Ete, Seersuckers and Serge Suits and Coats
and Vests la complete, aud we aell them for 25 per
cent cheaper than any house in the city.
Another small lot of those White and Fancy Vesta at
75c.
WEYL'S
ONE PRICE clothing HOUSE.
ap!0-3m 311 7TH ST. N.W.
Black Straw Sailor IIats
For Ladies, price, (2. Fresh ease Just opened.
We have a few fine
LA TOSCA PARASOLS,
Price, (10. Will close them out for half-price, (5.
a
Elegant assortment of
BILK UMhBELlJLS
For ladies and Gentlemen.
B. H. STINEMETZ * SONS,
Jel3 1237 Penna. ave.
Clocks And Bronzes At Cost.
OPEBA GLASSES AT COST.
ONYX TABLES AT OOST.
FOB THE NEXT TEN DAYS WILL SELL THE
ABOVE-NAMED GOODS AT OOST.
FBANK M. LEWIS,
JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH.
Established 1840. 1215 PENNA. AVE.
1*4-6a
Harness. Harness. Habnem.
I have purchaaed from a reliable harnessniaker, who \
needed money, for spot cssh, his stock of Gqataxn
Made Harness, consisting of an assortment of Sing'
fad Double Buoy, Coupe and Csrrisge nsAsss _
lntsud to close them out at a email advance on the
S&wSSfSStHfSE *?u Will get a bargain lfl
E. bubqdobfts STABLES,
Je4-lm 418 8th St. n. w.
Fridat. Jnrs 34th. 1889.
office or i
WOODWARD ft LOTHROP, >
Cor. 11 tii and F street* northwest )
Oar window exhibit on ths 11th-street ?U?
l? * fair rtpwmuuon of whit w* have to mU
on tb* third floor. Tikci look white i*mlng
Particularly good bunlai we offered oo "?'?
floor In Bora' Suit*. Ml mm'. Children and
Ladle*1 White and Colored Waah Dmm,
Shawla. Cloak*.
JACKETS, TRAVELING UL8TER8, kO.
Therel** cans* (or svsry affect, and the
cans* of the low rrioee now prevailing through
out the *tor* ta the unprecedented a pell at In
clement weather. It enablea a to boy
from a dollar-and-a-quartor to a a
half's worth.
SUMMER BALE OF INITIAL" HAND
KERCHIEFS. Last aummer we had a (Treat run
on Handkerchief a. We are preparing for a
greater ran thla aummer. We have the Hand
kerchief* In stock. but have not the new* ready
to-day. ao can only call attention to two Items
In "Initial" Handkerchiefs. Keep your eyes on
the Handkerchief stock, and do not wait until
the news yets into the papers.
17a Dozen ladles White Pure Linen Hem
stitched "Initial" Handkerchiefs. H-lnch hem.
hand-worked letter*. Reduced to 12Kc. each.
100 Do ten Men's Pure Linen Hemstitched
"Initial" Handkerchiefs, one-inch hem. hand
embroidered letters. Reduced to 25c. each.
Why not use "Initial" Handkerchlefa alto
gether when they can be bought so cheaply?
EXTRAORDINARY 6 ALE OF WASH
I"ABRICS.?Although the low price* quoted by
us 011 Sateens, Ginghams, 4c., have created a
large trade during clear weather, we hare deter
mined to make still greater concessions, and be
lieve that these reduced prices are undoubtedly
the lowest ever quoted for equal quality of de
sirable fabrics. Here they are:
30 pieces of Scotch Ginghams. Reduced to
15c, per yard.
20 pieces of Plain Cream Scotch Chambray.
Reduced to 12V$e.
10 pieces Nary Blue French Satoen. Reduced
to 15c. per yard.
Beautiful line of Scotch Gingham*. Reduced
to 25c. yard.
Excellent variety of Plaid and Striped Ging
ham*. Reduced to Oo. per yard.
2.000 yards beautiful "Outing" Flannels.
Reduced to 10c.
Another esse of those Beautiful Printed Sea
Island Pongee Cottons, for which we are sole
?cents for the District of Columbia, conse
quently they can only be had of us. They are
becomlug immensely popular on account of
their attractlvenea* in design and color print
ing, because they wash beautifully, do up
nicely, and are offered at the sstonlshably low
price of 15c. per yard.
(Second floor.)
N ARROW LACES REDUCED. We have two
widths (5H and 6X inches) of Black Cbantilly
Lace, which we offer at the reduced prices of
20c. and 25c. per yard. Very cheap lace* for
these prices.
(Fir*t floor.)
CHILDREN'S FLOUNCINGS AT HALF
PRICE, We offer a lot of White India Llnon
and Nainsook Flouncing*, 21 to 28 inches
wide, at exactly half former prlcea. Slightly
soiled. Prices now 50c., 62Jjc. and 75c., were
double.
(Second floor.)
ABOUT WOODWARD & LOTHROP*S EX
TRACTS, COLOGNES, BAY RUM AND
TOILET WATERS. It didn't rain hard
enough to keep you from buying them, sam
pling them, &c. No hurry though, as we ahali
keep up the stock all the year around.
NEWS FOR LADY TENNIS PLAYERS. We
hsve secured expressly for Lady Tennis I'layer*
a fabric especially suited to Tennis Suits or
Skirt. It is called "Normandie" Twilled Serge,
Is 47 inches wide, will waah perfectly, and
stand the roughest kind of wear. Cream only,
ana the price, which is but 50c. per yard, placoa
It within the reach of all. It will also tusko
splendid Boa ting, Yachting and Outing Suits.
THE GREATEST BARGAIN IN TURKISH
BATH TOWELS YET OFFERED. We shall
place on sale To-morrow morning 200 dozen
Striped Turkish Bath Towel* at the ridicu
lously low price of 6c. each. 65c. per dozen
Just the thing for bath use at the seashore, ka.
(Second floor.)
LACE NEWS. There will be lively times In
Lace Flouncings ths next few days?so long as
these lota hold out. We have eight different
qualities and prices of 40-in. Black Chsntilly
Lace Flouncing*, which will go on sale at greatly
reduced prices. We have divided them into two
lots, viz: $2 and (2.25 per yard. After selling
large quantities of these Lsoes at s profit we do
not consider it a loss to let the balance go for
less than we paid. As we have but a single
dress pattern of some, and only two or three of
others, no delay is pennissi ble. Fsir warning.
You were never offered better bargelus in Lace
Flouncing* than these.
GLOVES. We have enough to say about
Gloves to make an interesting article, but space
forbids our doing more than make a brief men
tion of a few items. We built better than we
thought In dropping cheap Gloves. We have
none but that we can recommend them for ser
vice and looks.
4 But. Real Kid Glove*. In Black, Tans, and
Browns,(l.
4-But. Suede Gloves, in assorted Tan shade*,
?i.as.
H-But. Length Mousquetaire Suede Gloves,
in Tans and Black, (1.75.
FABRIC GLOVES. O-B'.t. length Taffeta
Gloves, in Black and colors, 25c. per i*ir.
Gloves for sesshore and mountain wear.
HIGH-QUALITY UNDERWEAR. While we
have been in the habit of quoting low-priced
Underwear in our advertisements, we do not
want you to forget that we keep also the finest?
even to Silk. Lace-trimmed and fine Embroid
ery-trimmed Underwear 1* one of our special
ties. We hsve only spsce to mention a few:
Chemise of French Nainsook, V-shape yoke of
fine Smyrna Lace Inserting: the neck and
sleeves also trimmed with Smyrna Lace Edge,
?2.50.
Chemise of French Nainsook, square yoke of
fine Hamburg and otherwise trimmed with fine
Embroidery, (I.62&
Drawer* of French Nainsook, trimmed with
line Laces and Embroidery.
Chemise of India Linon with Valenciennes
Lace trimmings, $1 snd (1.25.
Beautiful line of Lace-trimmed Gowns and
Skirts. Everything in flue Underwear is here.
(Second floor.)
CLOAKS FOR INFANTS. We hsve now on
sale a splendid line of Infants' Cashmere Long
Cloaks with light-weight linings, especially for
summer wear. Here are a few attractive Gar
ments thst are comparatively Inexpensive.
Infants' Cashmere Long Cloaks, with deep
embroidered Cape, (3.50.
Infants' Csshmere Long Cloak*, tucked Cape
and Skirt, atltched with silk, (4.
Infants' Cashmere Long Cloak*, with deep em
broidered Cape and embroidered skirt, (5
CLOAKS FOR TRAVELING. Infants' Tan
colored Cashmere Cloak* for traveling wear (5
(6.75 and (8.60, " '
(Second floor.)
CLOTH SUITS. Ladies In search of a cloth
?uit for traveling and ordinary wear will be
glad to know we have reduced the balance of
our stock of Ladies' All-Wool 8uita to the uni
form low price of (10 each. The lot embraces
Chevlot*,Tricots, Mohair*, Checked-and-Striped
"Novelty" Cloths, Ac., and are ths beat suits w*
ever offered at the price.
Notwithstanding that the prices have been
considerably reduced we will make all neces
sary alterations to socurs a perfect fit/re qf
thargt. ?
(Third floor.)
CASHMERE WAISTS REDUCED. We have
made lower price* on these two handsome
to cause their immediate disposal
1 line of Fine Cashmere Smocked Walsta, ta
Navy, Cardinal, and Black. Reduced to (5.
1 line of Gobelin Blue Caalunere Waist*.
"Directoire" style, with front of
Surah. Reduced to (5.
(Third floor.)
A SPLENDID BARGAIN IN HOSIERY. W*
?hall place on sale to-morrow morning 160
Dozen Ladies' Fin* 40-Gauge Hose in p*ocU
and broken stripes, at the low price of 5 pair*
for (1. Unusually good value.
(First Boor.)
SILK WAISTS REDUCED. W* ham toft IS
Surah SUk Smocked Waists, in Nsvy and Car
dinal, which w* have redaosd ta half prloe.
vis: (6.23.
"HOLLYWOOD" GINGHAM SUITS. By
agreement with Messrs. Jas. MoCreery ft Co.,
of New York, who control these suits, we an to
have their exclusive aale fur Washington. Ho
ne*d to dwell upon the fashtcnaMsnne* and
popularity of Gingham Salts for aummer
wear. Every lady i* cognisant of their booty
and adaptability. W* simply ask that you in
spect oar present line of "Hollywood*' Suits?
scrutinise the making, ths workmanship, the
protected seams and other excellent fin*
points, then the price. Your acquaintance
wttta them is v*ry sura la end la your having
? suit sent home.
(Third floor.)
WOODWARD ft LOTHROP,
Jel4 Cor. 11th and F stc. a. w.
$1.25M EN'S UnDEBWKAB FoB 89c.
iri ft* to-??nv? (hiwkr) OKlT. ir* i h?
cent* balow tt? wW I??li prtow. It'ivmoi the td
vertlainr method* of the Palai* Royal
Th* vary beat rreact Bal Shlrto S3 to4S.aad
Diwm 28 to 44. The pn<*, |1.U, u plainly marked
ob each carmeot. Yoa'U aaa mmplfw la tha wtodow.
corner of l?thet. aad Fa. eve. marked tl. 25. Toucan
aaa them elsewhere at 11 25 {or small times and hMrfcer
prices for medium and larre stare. AND YET TOO
CAS BCY ALL BUM HIKE TO-MORROW FOB Hitc
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Of ecmraa the iparial price quoted abort can only ha
temporary, but gentlemen will find that the l'alai*
Royal caah ?> *tem enables permanently lower prtoes
tlxan quoted at atoraa that do a credit business.
llere** proof of lti
1 To. for Wsshlar-silk Windsor Scarfs.
8 5c. for India HIlk Knot s.-*rf*
t A 50 for warranted All-silk Tennis Shlrta.
? 3 lor Silk-striped Tennl* shirt*.
S??c. for English Silk Cricket Helta.
35c. lor Silk-fiuishsd LI air Half Hose.
25c. for English Novelty Low-shoe Hocks.
You will acknowledge. after investigation. that the
roods offered at above quoted price* are Identical ki
the much higher priced ruoda of elsewhere.
111 nitration* could be riven in Umbrella*. I)rea*
Shirts, Collars snd Cuffs, Handkerchiefs aud oLher
turn's furnishings.
Investigation resi<eetfully requested.
Inquiries promptly auaaered by ccurtoous and ln
telligent aaicamuu.
THE I'ALA.18 ROYAL.
(Continued below.)
X4"K.arat Gold Jewelry.
Barralns Extraordii.ary In Real Gold Jewelry.
SCARF-PINS OF WARRANTED 14-KARA1 OOLD,
with Turquoise, Pearls. Sapphire*. aud tiny Diamond
settinrs, all of which are warranted genuine. A writ
tea guarantee given on demand. Hire are a few
?ample*:
Leaf, of Oold, with Diamond. $3.
Fly. of Gold and Pearls. t ~.
Lover's-iLaot, with Ruby, Sapphire and Diamond.
? 12.
Horse-Shoe, of Oold and Pearl*. (3.
Lover's- Knot and Turquoise, $2 40.
butterfly, of Oold aud Pear la, 4 2, Vo.
Forgvt-Me-Nots, of Euamel and Oold, K.V,
IJTLaiLes will find these Pins both useful and orna
mental lor waar with White Dresses.
SLEEVE BUTTONS AND USES OF WARRANT
ED 14-KARA'l OOLD. Prices range from (1.75 to
(13 a pair. The variety luUude* tha very latest <Vr
*lgu* in Links.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Continued below.)
Have \ou Seen The ' l'oan"
This morning's "Post" contains an account of the
great purchase of W H1TE bills. Pnoes are quoted
that are croVding the 2d floor. If you hsven't this
morning's "Post" look in to-morrow morning's paper.
THE PALAIS ROIAL.
(Continued below.)
LaDIES' ^ ECEWEAR l?OB S UN DAY.
The followlnr novelties deserve your attention:
"Llsinere" be tie, couaistinr of Fedora Front and
Sleevea. At (1.75, aetta of Black 8ilk Hull with Col
lar and Cuffs trimmed with black and gold braid. At
<3 aud $4, aetta of White 811k Mull with Collars aud
Cuffs of Colored Ottoman Silk very beautifully em
broidered. At (4.50, setts of Black Point d'Etpnt
With Collars and Cuffa of cut yet beada.
EMUKOIDERED SETS. Collar, aud Cuff* of Hem
stitched Embroidery of the very finest quality; only
91.35 a set
SEW ROLLING COLLARS of fine Embroidery at
50c.. U8c. and 75c. each.
EXQUISITE MULL 11E8. A strati* adjective to use
in connection with 25c. Mull tlea, but it* use is Justi
fied. See theae ties and you'll say so. The prettiest
style Is hemstitched, revered and embroidered, aud so
EXyl"IblTELY, that the price should be 50c.
LACE JABOTS. Price the fine laces sold by the yard
and then reckon bow theae Jabot* can be sold at 85c.,
(1, tl.25 and *1 08 each.
NECK BUCHINGS. 1 '-'Ho. a yard or si* yards la
box for tjSc., AND EVERY YARD WORTH 25c.
The Palais Royal has botirbt nearly ] 0.000 yards of
these niching*. The styles include Black Canvaa with
Silver aud Oold Cord: Satin Ribbon; W hite and Cream
Canvas and Cord. Mualiu with Embroidered Edrfe.
CHILDREN'S COLLARS. Irish Point Collars, five
Inches deep, of pattern and quality uauaily sold at 3t?c*
only 25c.
Plaited FauDtleroy Collar* with loaf fine Mull
string*. only 12>*c each.
W ASHING WIN DSOR SCARFS. Warranted to wash
and warranted all allk, only 17c each.
THE PALAIS E0VAL
(Continued below.)
Special Sale Gloves And Mitts
THE PALAIS ROYAL'S latest Siberia! sale surprise
1* In the Glov* Department. Tha special sale prices
are positively for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday,
June 13.14, and 15 ONLY.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Continued below.)
48c. Silk Mitts Fob 39c.
Two thousand four hundred ladle* of Washington
who know of the Palais Royal's 4He. Black Silk Jersey
Mitta?200 dozen of these mitt* have been aold this
season, 200xl2?2,400. To those who have paid 48c.
It Is written: Tht quality U not #/ualUd tlmthrrr at SO
erntt a pair. To thoae who would profit by the apeetal
aale price it is written: For 3Uc. a pair for JunsH
14. aud 15 ONLY.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Continued below)
7 Oc. Silk Mitts Ko* 58a
These celebrated Milaneae Silk Mitts need no intro
duction to the very many who prefer them to Fowne'a.
It is an advertisement?these 75c. Mitts for 58c.?
which will coat the Pslais Royal a few cents on every (
pair sold. It is an advertiaemeut that you should ahow
appreciation of. Remember, the Palaia Royal la not
begging to be relieved of uudeairable sUhx, but Is
msgnanimoub'.y (?) offerinr you its most popular Silk
Mitts at less than the wholesale pries.
tW One Pair ONLY to each customer, and at 58c. a
pair, tor June 13, 14. and 15 ONLY.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Continued below.)
98c. Silk Gloves 1\>b 75c.
Have you worn Milanese Bilk Glove*? If ao you'll
appreciate the apecial aale price.
Milanese Silk Gloves hsve superseded Fowne's cele
brated English Gloves because, while aa durable, they
are very much lighter in weirht
You can never be deceived concerniar Milanese Silk
Glove*. Crush theiu In the hand aud they'll rladden
your ears with that noise only the best allk mates.
Open your hand and the rlovea will sprlnr forth and
not ahow a crease. Try them onaadyou'U aee your
ring* through the silk. Wear them a week, a mouth,
two moutha, and they'll atiU be a perfect black; they'll
still be a* rood aa new, that la, if you have treated
them anyway* fairly, and that'a why they are econom
ical rlovea to wear and cheap at 98c.
You know what Silk Glove* are? Yon know how
often they waar in hole*, bow the finrera pop through
and how they sometime* soil the ban da. and often
wear a rusty loekinr black Here'* a 811k Glove with
out theae drawback*, aad offered you at the wholeaala
price durinr Thursday, Friday aad Saturday, June 13,
14 and 15.
Say "Thank you!" or, better still, also buy *om*
article which yislda * profit.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
(Continued below.)
About Palais Royal Gloves.
XYEBY PAIR IS WARRANTED,so that not only
can you havs them tried on without nervousnaas. but
you also obtain the best Giovs*. If the Glove* were
not th* best, would they sot b* liable to spUt or show
other defect* that Inferior Glovs* are heir to? And if
they were liable to apllt could th* Palai* Royal afford
to viva a new pair each Um*? Therefor* at* you of
fered O* very M Uiovet and at prto** lower than
usually quoted, becaas* credit 1* not aakad when the
Ulovs* ars bourht or riven wh*a they ars sold. '
LADIES' KID OLOTES.
TUB PROMENADE Th* Fnlato Royal1* best Vm
drasesd KM MouMiueUlrs* are *hown in acarcs shades
of dm* materials Th* price-# 18&-4* tow far th*
beet Glove*.
FOR RIDING 0R DRIVING. Th* Gamttot Enrttah
41.75 *** th*
FOB KNOCKABOUT IJU. Th* Pteakia MoMque
taires pass*** aU th* alaatietty of Kid. with thrloe it*
durability. Fawn, Btock. Mod*. Tsa*. Browna, and
Gray* are ahown. Only 80a a pair.
SPECIAL.?The 9L8S Uadreseed Kid Mouaquetaires
in Tan*. Brown*, aad Gray* an
FOB SI.26 A FAIR.
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ARE TOC MAKING PREPARATION'S TO OO
A* AY?
XI so. and if yon are economically Inclined. r? will
aave some mowy by looking M oar guod*. W* kMf
everything, from a ctlc of eoap to an outfit. w ircw
eave you a great deal of Ub?.
If for you. Mr. Man, we liar? PUIRTS, SOCE*
TIES. UMBRELLAS. Sl'SPEXDERS, Ot'TINJ
SHIRTS. COLLARS, fl'rK GARTERS. BATHING
St ITS, 8OAPS, riXFlKQm RPOSOFS, and
everything plentiful in all tbe dilW.ut gnA~ aud at
all the different prices.
If for yon, Madam, we can deck you oat complete;
there u nothing you will need to take along that we
do not carry.
Even for the Children you will And Just what to
needed.
Remember, whatever yon buy from n> is at all times
protected aa regard* price, quality and wear.
SOTS' SHUIT W AISTS.
Hare yon eeen our stock lately? Well, youought
Beautiful and odd patterna to aoiret from.
LADIES' CAMBRIC UXDERWEAR.
We have proven to the ladies of Waahiugton that w*
carry a atock of thuee goods second to none.
Ail new designs aud shapes. ail beautiful jetu ms of
Embroidery.
For Workmanship our I'uderwear la well known.
Our Finish cannot be excelled.
There is probably no more ivrticular pereon In tbe
buainees than our Underwear buyer. No garment is
permitted to be 1'laced on aale unless It to perfect in
every detail, and the consequence to we emu easily war
rant tbe wear of
Any piece of UNDERWEAR you buy from ua.
LADIES' DRESSING SACWULB
Are now on exhibition in endless rariety. Ail
sUlitly looking.
DRESSING SACQUES FOB tt?c.
Anything you want In a I'ABASOL?
W a have all new things, anj thing your fancy pi*.
aenta.
CORSET you buy from na thst doee dot five
the wear you desire, bring it to us and have It re
placed whether it be a 50 cent one or a satin corset.
LADIES' WHITE WRAPPERS.
W'e would be glad to have you see our different
styles.
We only attempt to give you a faint Idea of our
?tock by calling your attention to tbe following
"Dlrectolre" WHITE LAWS WRAPPERS, which
are very desirable, trimmed profusely with em
broidery, for f- OS.
Another **Directoire" is made of good qual lawn
with open work stripe down front and.back, with cuff*
of same material, only C-'.^o all sizes.
Another pretty style of a very fine quality India
Linen, with tucked front, baaque back, culls aud
lars, are trimmed with deep am broidery. Extra *
$3.88.
An exceedingly handsome WRAPPER to that which
we have marked t-A WS. It la made of Pure Liumi
Lawn, elegantly trimmed with embroidery. Bail
sloe Tea?all sixes.
CHALLIE TEA oowxa
Tea gowns of this material are worn very exten
sively ; there being such a demand for them, we havs
secured many exclusive styles, which we are desirous
of allowing you; the pnoes raugi. from *4.1*6 to SIS
FLANNEL SHIRTS.
It will be necessary for you to have more than ons
Flannel Shirt.
We are showing an enormous line; wc have reeel red
many new things during tbe past fortnight. Among
the latest styles are FINE FBLNCH FLANNELS, with
different widtha and colorings, at $11 splendid
SLirts.
Extra quality CBEPE CLOTB 6HIBTS, perfect fit
fing, with fine hair-line atriiwa in different colors,
wash beautifully. Inoe gi-'oO.
We have received many more dozens of our popular
t'- bliiKT; they come in numerous patterns. all neat
and pretty.
LADIES' MULL TIES, ELABORATELY TRIM
MED. ONLY 10C.
An elegant line of WINDSoB TIES, full width and
length, choice. 50c.
See the beautiful patterns in 8ATTEEXS we an
selling at l'-ftfc. per yard.
ANDERSON'S BEST SCOTCH GINGHAMS, lia*
per yard, in 75 handsome patterna.
CH ALLIES, new patterna, 8c. per yard.
FINE W HITE INDIA LINEN, at 12fee. per yard.
Wo can cover your furniture foe you. We hsve ths
facilities and all expert workmen to do the work wall.
Estimates cheerfully giveu. Window Scree us, full
size. 33c.
Don't go away without leaving your order for visit
ing cards. W e engrave 5u cards for SOc. Tlic work la
guaranteed.
WE CAN FOB WARD YOUB CARDS.
Wa sell MURRAY AND LANMAN'S FLOtfDA
WATER for 40c. per bottle. and the celebrated Col
gate's Violet Water for 36c. per bottle.
Nice clear GLYCERINE SOAP 5c per cake.
TOOTH BRUSHES and FOW DER8 stocked by aa.
We keep GEORGE. WHITE'S BEADV-MADS WAIST
LININGS, price 40c.
Samples cent to any part of tbe United Stales
OCT-Or-TOW* PEOPLE.
Can bare the FAR HI OX GAZETTE mailed to them at
our expenee. Send your address Come in to-day.
Our store to delightfully cool; 50 Patent Cooling Faaa
in constant operation.
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