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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON.
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rmE EvENENS SAR bas a uweeume and
seemmesm hetutet Wamaseem tha.e
meansert thus Emm user Vaper to
she at. An a lead] NEW ammer m" Ad
wswan 3*Medinrm a m. esseesteor.
C - e -pimises that prec Cengree
dede debats and te traling or lag-roling,
whish in in tese tmmge comgeny eom
men, a net alwys to be relied up.., but
whn Ie in mahed prpederamee of belef
X Is d to assept* gaide --f mthe m&orty
and xmse toward a cemelaem that, while
,gem , wil probaby be about correct.
The New York WorlM bs undertaken to
pON no mrmbs t th, next Hoe on
ame ispsuats ,mu,.. The qustions
ased we: "D yen, with present inforsm
son, leser repeal of the Sherman sler
asl' "D You ftvor an inese tai?"
"iDe yp faer the repeal of the State mah
ton' in response to h et query there in
paae ---ty; as to ge aomme tax there
b mese easI; an th propostion to repeal
te oftle bank ton he *-noes" sem to have it.
A lge prerties of the membership ba not
yt bae hoarder but all th probabtlies
se llevmble to 0e present propOrtis being
pnved. If the reat of thin pon is aeespted
s a sohable 1erumet eisiem the country
um begin toeegraIhte i . The repeat f
e sheson law in evideuly meet dsirable.
weedwe er eutright demat should certainly be
b the income tn idea, whln the ert to en
esn eerane output of greembacked
premies to pay that -my newer be fulilled
eet to be poemrptly eat upon.
Baing withmet diseclty gouged publi
sautinmet in the =mter o a lougt-distance
hem rme-frn Chadreo, Neb.. to Chicago
the Ameriman ocety for the Preventios of
Cruelty to Animals has ecattered throughout
A states of Nebraska, Iowa and Illness an
nsounemuet to the efset that a reward at Si0
wB be paid for the arrest and couvictsn of
any perielpaants in ouch race. That the eon
tft ina cre and foolish afgair eanet be
deubsEd. The preposities was that sorne thirty
or forty eewbows should start from Chadrom on
the 12th of his smooth, amonted on "brocoes,"
ad frer that point shuld race to the
World's Fair, a distance of amore than
eight hundred amilem. The contest would
not pewee amything, and could not possibly
smt in good of any description. Nebraska
awe dec e the oerdriviug, torturing or
overworking of horses to be heavily punish
able, and it is aso a misdemenar to indulge in
racing em the public highway. Iowa n at leaot
as Strict in its eforts to pretect dumb brute@
bmn the brates who are not dum, while Ii
nob bem a very comprehensive statute. In
view of thi activity on the part of the 8. P. C.
L the awe will probably never be rue, bat if it
in them every partigs it should be promptly
-.~moo 40 * O -
Is it met abet thme that the expenses which
e geoeramnt are paying for the entertain
ns of the"Nation'sGuests" should cose?
The seam emotributes largely to the sum de
manded for their eatertainment. and not only
willneer me the guests, but will never get
beek a dlier of the amomey so expended.
ik4meNd TiNee.
Thin bread-minded and patriotic deliverance
In based apes the aumptios that the south
does net intend to vsk the werld's fair, where
ft anm's g ts are to be seen, and upos the
asoli that a mneiloei expenditure is to
be -ea-m-- d by the soath which does not
show a meetimol reimburerne=t dollar for del
mr. Emeedy th eamm oesphdat might be
made by the Paill sope, and in Aot to a
pser or less dere by eery c mty en
sp 181ods mnd Chieg. It is thee aIeue
111" a useg' s guests, viewed S ding ma
-ssen speetles., reimbursing by gratuitous ex
hademe of tbselsives the national outlay em
ahir aeseet. play eagemeut of any estin
hetery th. What a miable, picayune
assir hmis aets would be If it pursued the
mseow, stkesd lines propesed for it by the
at inca pue t moe story in which the
hoe Edwin Booth gres s having eared the
36 of Rebert Todd Linceln, soa of the man
who was mandered by Edwin Dooth's brother.
U. Jeh T. Ford, well known here, vouchee
fle Its aseuray and says that about March 1,
, wIle Bobert Linroln was waiting for a
beah at Dowing Gresm, Ky., he was dragged
eat of the way of a rapidly moving engine by
Edwin Desth. So arrow was the escape that
Mr. Limesn's feet were grased by the cow
eae- Mr. Ford was an eyewitness and his
tetimony will hardly he disputed. The eavier
and eaved were unsegnamited with each other
end it was net until after the occurrence that
Useth became aware of 'Lincoln's identity.
Sorely the law of cespeaaiona working
as Ue.~a Green that day.
The eelleetieu of garbage at this meaom he
esmes one of the meet important features of a
elty's service. A slight neglet may bring
about ibmtreme results far exceeding anything
amt emid he foresa. The timme of year is at
bad whem climatic couditiosis often aggravate
mets which might ordinarily he incosider
able to serin proparflone. The mout that can
he dose to beep the city clen and wholeso..
will net he tee amuch.
'The prompinees with which a jury waeso
Oured in the Boed.. eae in n l=&mdla-o that
people in and about New Bedford are amore
broad minded than othurs, or else that they do
net read the newspapers, or else that the Mamea
ehaseth jury law is an imsprovement upon that
with which Washingtosians are familiar.
South Aamerien wBil probably arrange for a
gasin ee-ts-t in which competitors will
serive to lecate the nest revelatios. It would
he a merry and picturesque style of diversion
Presideut Cleveland evidently believes In
The public meeting held iceS night assure.
esery .me intsresed that the one hundredth
amiteresry of the laying of the Capitol corner
same will be properly celebrated. Frome the
timme when the original propoeitiou was made
me Idea was popular and during the p-s few
weehe It bes grown in favor to such an entont
amt lbtsucesfal rea-iztio in certain. It in
==e---mey eorrect and not Imumodest tostt
mat Wahilngtos eclis all other cities of the
United States in the character of its gala occa
ise and it in within the hounds of reasonable
prophesy to aver that the display of enthusiasma
and decorative sympathy will be greater
man be been witnessed here for many
yeas. The celebration ~man more
&a c mere remembrance of the fact
tht Os Septmber 18, 17W, the northeast cor
-s scee of the Capitol was lowered into place:
in wil heoa esmulative sort of rejoicing which
.6 tabkeniua-- of the struggle. that so
kbeqlmeuty thrsatened to destroy the handi
work et thse who founded the city by first
prsemtagth government from cong here
ad later by emusing a removal of the scat of
aevernmet. From time to timne TUE Sraa in
beteesal ebetebes of Washington's growth has
noted te atagomisme which promised serious.
mset. "From its tenderest years," said
Tuan Sran. "Its nerves have been utrung. na.
geth reteded and ies constituion under
mined by a wall-founded terror, due. to the
attempts apes its life and the threats of sudden
and violent destruetuos mede from timme to
time by its guardian. Like the hero of -Great
Expese-tie-' the capitol was brought
ap *by bend,' and its guardian was
lerever *em the rampage.' From the day In
3W when the archive, of guoernament were
brought fromn Phi-lpIhia in -seven large
besee and four or live smaller one.,' and an
amy of Sfty-four offieeholders 'welled the
bal attempts to remove the mat of poren
ment, and such removal would have meant, of
course, the death of Washington. * To
neglect the infant, to threaten it constantly
with destruction, and then to urge Its conse
quent feebleness as a reason for killing it out
right, was a favorite policy with its enemies,"
During the ten years preceding the removal to
Washington. for which time the capital re
maimed at Philadephia while prevarations for
the goverument's reception were made at the
infant capital on the Potomac. there was much
desperate scheming to prevent the government
from leaving Phileadelphia by those who after
ward plotted for a escond removal of the cap
ital. It was in the midst of these hostile
sem== that the capitol' eorner stone was laid.
But Washington's years of peril have long ince
passed away and the national capital is here to
stay. From a straggling village it has grown
to conditions of greater beauty and deir
ability than may elsewhere be found en
all this hemisphere. Mud and structural
wretehedness have been succeeded by avenues
of Incomparable eoothmess and buildings that
leek nothing of magnilleeese. It in a city of
which the nation in proad, and the jubilation
that Imrks a century of life eine the home of
American lefislation frst roe above ground
should be eommessurate with the victories
which local pluck and local pride and local cash
have achieved inca the year 179.
With an eye single to its own welfare Tam
many is preparing to make an assault upon the
New York city post office. After a ueh watch
log and scheming and impatient waiting the
greatest of political organization= has the
plsuenre of seeing a reprentative member ap
poanted to what is reYl the most important
federal aoice in New York city. Speaking for
himself and before the pressure is evere
enough to be felt Mr. Dayton opines that but
few sadden changes will be made in the force
which operates the great mall exchange, but be
neath the velvet paw-in this ease, fitly repre
mated by the new postmaster-is the tiger's
claw, ever ready to bury itself mn republi
can or mugwump flesh. Tammany men who.
know what they are talking about say that
every man who can possibly be removed-and
they do not admit that any are anebored-will
be displaced by a loyal follower of Richard
Croker. It is to be hoped that Preeident
Cleveland will se to it that the public service
at such an important point is not demoralized
by the borde of doilar-seeking politicians who
but a few months ago could not And language
harsh enough in which to criticise the princi
ples he represents.
Kansavs people have now turned their atten
tion to rain making. This is a simple, harmless
pastime, which, even if it does no good, is free
from the temptations to disorder that infest
Kana politics. It to spectacular, noisy and
generally satisfying. By all means lot Kammas
stick to rain making.
It has been telegraphed to New York that
President Higginbotham of the Columbian ex
position directory appeared at a breakfast to
the Infanta in a dress sui. Ward McAllister
will, no doubt, seize upon this and upon it base
a claim of complete vindication in all that he
has said about Chicago.
Mr. Quay declares in an interview that he is
not interested in state politics. To many
people Pennsylvania politics in this condition
will resemble "Hamlet" with the title role
emitted.
Secretary Gresham will now spend some time
in discovering the whereabouts of that execu
tive session in the State Department.
Controller Eckele stepped into a busy
season. And a busy season appears to be his
element.
SMOOTI740 6NAJUL
"Well!" exea-imed the liquor dealer who had
jAst wee a suit in court, "the law and the pronte
both appear to be on my side."
We soon will have, if pugilists
Keep up their wordy chaff.
A prize fight as a feature of
The idewalk phonograph.
A COWNMC- or nAsoNS.
The man who invented poetry was very care
less. Otherwise he would never have made an
article of summer wear like the bicycle rhyme
with "icile "
A young woman of this city whom quick wit
is resrponsible for the low of a number of
fiends has just men another retire from the list.
The young man was in a philosophical mood,
sad remarked:
"Oelf study is a bad thing."
"I shouldn't be surprised," she responded
0-ppantly.
"Now, I am sure that if I were to devote time
to thinking about myself I should become very
marrow-minded."
"Oh, y; you'd probably have to in order to
grasp the subject."
And for the time he really felt as smfl as she
had p-tae ham.
tUdee Eben had been reading a newspaper,
ad asche laid it down he maid:
"It sutn'y do beat all how many reformers
llah is gittin' ter be new-a-days It do beat all."
"What is a reformer?" asked Aunt Chloe, as
she paused in the midst of ner Ironing. "Ama
ibe a member oh one oh do learned perfce
sions?"
"No," was the reply. "Tar my way oh thainkin'
er ref ohmer mnoe' allas am de somebody dat's
hankerin' after er new deaL"
savizo -rnormax..
"Are you going away for the summer?"
"No," replied the crabbed aman; "I ain't."
"Why not?"
"Rleause= I don't hare to. There's every
reason to believe that If I stay here the sum
smar'11 be brought to me."
Commencement girl, so young and fair,
'Tie sweet to se you itanding there
Surprising folks with such a lot
Of things that they long since forgot.
But heed not thoee who scoff or sneer;
They'd give a pretty sum, my dear,
To be like you just out of oollege
With sucha lot of brand new knowledge.
The Deant lea er Washingten.
Every stranger who visits Washington is
struck by the courtesy and refinement of even
the pooreat of the people. There are various
reasons for It, but one of the weightiest to
hat the poorest man in Washington can enjoy
sneans of culture that the richest in San Fran
risen cannot have without heaving homme. In
Irhatever part of the city hoey live.he is within
dight of the sately public buildings in which
toe feels a proprietary interest. The streets are
tIroad and smooth, with shade trese and lawns
timing their sides. Parks and parklets are
scattered everywhere, each with Its exquisitely
kept flower beds and ito statne or fountain. The
walk from home to work and back again is a
pleasure and an education.-San Francisco
Ezanuiaer.
A Matter or instinet.
'Ibis is the season when an eighteen-year-od
girl says that the future is full of roses and
sunlight, while ten minutes later a boy of nine
te'en will show conclusively that everything ls
going to the demnition bowwows.-Kaasas
City Time~s.
A (Gre-t Opportunity.
No American can afford to ignore the Colunm
bian exposition. It is the opportunity of a
lifetime, not only for self-gratification and self
smprovement, but for contibuting to the fame
mnd glory of this. country.--Cininsnati Times
btar.
ThmeIr One Regret.
The duke and Eulalle regret that they ever
let thin piece of' land get out of the fanuly
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416 7TH ST.
NO CREDIT-QUICK SALES-8MAL PROFITS.
THAT GREAT MAT SALE IS TEE MOST WON
DERFUL ON RECORD. A MANUFACTURZIW
SURPLUS STOCK OF FIN STRAW EATS IS
BEING SOLD OVER OUR COUNTERS AT PRICES
THAT WOULDN'T PAY FOR THE RAW MATE
RIALS.
TEY INCLUDE TER SEASON'S LATEST
SRAPES. IN SOLID WRITE AMD BLACK CHIPS.
FINE LEGHORN8 AND HOSS OF DESIRAXL
SRAPES IN ATTRACTIVE COLORS.
RATS. WORTH V&, TO 91.25. FOR..........
EATS. WORTS 61.80 TO 01.75. FOR.. ........50f
BATS. WORTH 6175 TO 62.50. FOR.............75o
EATS. WORTH OL 75 TO 63. FO............. 1
SOLID WHITE AND BLACE RATS. WORTH
61.80 TO 6&75. FOR...........................02.25
FINEST LEOHORNS. FOR LADIES. MISSES,
CHILDREN AND BABIES. WORTH 62.74-TO
63, FO...................................L25TO932
SEASONABLE
EnD A 0u AE O
The quick buying at the past weak
hes left as many odds and ends, rem
ants. Abe., for tomorrow. When you
cunsider that the demand is for desir
able and esasonable goods it In natural
that the short e-n left should be those
which are sem deetrable. The ides
that a remnant is or.me undesirable
artie! whieb no one wants, or a piece
of old stock which we are glad to get
rid of. has bee. exploded long azo, and
tbese that hold to that impreesion have
sot grasped the idea of modern retail
iag. Below i a list of red-lieket bar.
gains which place money in your pocket.
Al articles in the store tomorrow
marked with a KRD TICKET are
Worthy your special attention.
CLOAKS. SUITS. WAISTS. &C.
7 IadM.e Wool Serge Eton Suits. navy. green
and black, braid trimmed, value 09. Red
Ticketed ............................................o.
4 Combination 'aser Suitsblack and navy ;Black
Buit has roll collar and girdle of black and
white; the Navy sutt. the sme of navy and
white; wre 612. Red Ticketed................"64.
3 Ging-ham and Outing Cloth Suits; were 07.
Red Ticketed...........................61.98e0ch
I lot of Children's Reefers, navy and tan; aizes
2to 14; were $1.50. Red Ticketed................ 96
6 Striped Go.smars. with cape sleeves and ad
Justable hoods; were $1.50. Red Ticketed. ......
1 lot of Lades't Cheviot and Percale Shirt Waists;
sizes 30 M.1. Red Ticketed..................Wk. each
RIBI ONs.
A lot Fane AR-silk Plaid Aniba.S.Stnee wide;
trim chldren's hats hanosomely; worth 50 and
75a. a yard. Red Ticketed.................. Va. yard
A lot of semnants of Very Fine Wide Ribbons;
ohoie ......................................15. rema nt
Another let cf resnante et Narrower Rib.
bons......................................... SLreament
LACES AND EMROTDERY.
A lot ot Black Silk Lae.. werth 75 and Oft. .S.yard
A let ot Orleutal Laces. 14 incbes wide, worth
Sf. Red Ticketed....................... ..25. yard
A los t Swiss Embroidaries, worth e.....19. yard
HAMOCaS AND WINDOW SHADES
124.4 ==m=oek. Red Tiobsted ...............90e
163 Fancy Hammock. Red Ticketed............ 0-18
A lot of Fine 5S. Opaque Shades.aU colorsspring
rolers......... .... ..............31c. each.
UDRWEAR. CORSETS AND
INFANT. WEAR.
761.50 Ginmham Dresses. dissa Ito 4 years........580
A lot et Childrea's 25c. Pialted Tam O'Shanters.c7.ea
1250. Iarg.siss Corset Coves .............10c. each
Asmall lot of 75c. C. B. Corets.large sise..33e. pair
Bos CLOTHING AND SWIT WAISTS.
53.50 Gray and Tan Suite, ames 10. 11.12. 13,
14......................................62.50
3 66.0 Norfolk Suite, seaiS adg9...........63.75
A small lot of 3Se. All-linen Knee Pants.......25e
5 61.758milor Suits. nawaahgcrods. 'isee 4.5.6.61.38
261125 Tan Cloth D'ou se Kilt.. aisee 3,4...62.80
56 Engrlish Percale Shirt Waist.. never sold fpr
less than 85c.. iee 11. 12. 13.........45c. each
DRY OODB DEPATMENT.
daysadscf Black Figned Grenadine, ws 7..
yard. Red Ticketed ..................8ic. yard
25 yards Black Satia-etripe Hernani. beat qaual
Ity, was 61.50. Red Ticketed............1 yard
Remnants of Drees Goods. 294 to 5-yard length.
were 25,.30. 75.. and 6L. Red Ticketed. 12%. 25,
37%4 and 50e. yard
88 yard. of Freree Esehlin's Figured Lace-stripe
Batiate and 80 yards Novelty Crepons. were
S0c................................124.. yard
Remnants of Silk Velvet.. 1%4 to 234 yds.. were
Si.Mand 625. Red Ticketed......0. yard
Corners of Velvete.......................10.. each
A small lot of Bedford Card Calicoee. dark
ehai..-were 10........................0%e.yard
Caal ot lijghtly faded Wash Goode at..3c. yard
PERFUMERY A ND TOIL.ET ARTICLE..
50e. Oakey'. Trple Water. Shottlns..l...0 each
18c. Cornell's Bennoin Skin Soap..........1ccake
17.Cae Moth .............................bh
10e.Embr~ E d Mull Tne................ 5,
19r. Rnmled Collare and Cufs...............1c-st
50c. Silk Skirt Plating................c. yard
NOTIONS. Ru b rDrees Shields...... ......13. pair
30c. Fancy Dres. Belting. S yd.-...........20. pc
100. and 15o. Rubber Skirt Protector..........Sce
TIMMING..
21c. Colored Beadt Edinr................15e. yard
10. Black Mtilk Binding Braid............. c. yard
Sc. and 10c. Colored Glmnp, plain or tineel
meized..................................c. yard
BELTS.
S0c. and 7.. Laher Belt. studded with steel
hiede..............-.................250. each
23e. Striped Silk Belts, odds and ends. ......15c. each
Sc. Cotton Belts for boss.................0 each
FANS.
Se. Japianese Folding Fan, decorated ...........3o
19e. Folding Fan. loral decoration .............14e
5. Colored Satin Fah. a-ilt sticks................30
HOSIRY AND UNDERWEAR.
2nk. Child's Plated Silk Hke, seal and navy..LI-..pair
12 pair Child's Red Ribbad Rose, size 8....19e. pair
I Ldies' 75c. Colored Silk Vest.. sol led.35c. ; 3 for 61
50c. Bioya' Colored Vests, sizes 28 to 2....35. each
89e.6-butto Yellow Chamnol. Mousquetaires.60e.pair
35c. Lin eneee Gauntieta...................25c. pair
i5c. Rled Mitts............................19e. pair
H ANDEERCEIEFS.
25c. White Embroidered adecif.......9
15ec Colored Handkerchiefs....................9
Sc. P1ain White and Colored Bordered Handher
chiefs.......................................4c
P ARA BOLS.
46-250 Fancy Stripe Parsals...............1.80
3 643.25 Fancy Stripe Parasaol,.............. . .
8 6:J 50 Navr Close-roller Parasols (gloria)..1.29
MEN'S (bODs.
62 and 6-2.25 Si'k Madras Neglige Shirt....1. 50
Zlc Plain Colored Blit........................160
50c. Colored Undershirt., larze aiams......... ...20
25c. Silk Neckwear..............................17.
Tax PALAIS ROYAL DOE NOT
BISTING OF ONE OR TWO PIECM
EARLY VISITOR TOMORROW WILL
WHAT WITH REMNANTS AT
WRAPIEE SAL. AND FULL LINRI
DUCED PICES. WE TINX TE
LisT FOR TONORROW SHOULD Pj
GLovz..-baistedof 6. .Pair for PL
are the least bit heavier than the standard
buttom 4Palo& Royal" Dresma Kid Go07
shades that we wish to increase the demand
PAASOLS-The last of a domen dife
lot containing Parasols and Sun Umbrellas I
for tomorrow. 43,25.
UNDERWEAR-Ladfie' Genuine Lisle TI
deed from 49elto35e. or3 for 81. Chi]
from 250 o3 a pair. because 4. 4M and .
SOAPS-A broken box or torn paper covert
Instead of 17e for Baft and Seraat's Whit
for 25e cakle of "Crown' Homer Soap. 5
WMW other remat In the fancy
good barwai.s in Lacm. Embroideries. Tn
FUI. LINZS OF REoULAR Si
(NOR FRIDAl
te for Men's 25e Nat Black Half No
oi: for Ladies' 750 White Ni Delis.
21e for choe of our 25e Japanere Fam
21c for any of the Summer Style Brool
20t for choice of the 25o Scalloped and
29e for the 2u boxse of Tourist Rueht
49c for our well-known Oc Crochet Be
MMc for the 79 Spreads In Marseilles d
we for the 990 spreads. prevailing pr6
FLIDAT'S WAPER SALE J
A sale tht is leaked forward to. Tomo
all the very latest style summer robes.
We for the OL25 Figured Lawn Wrappe
We or the 41.25 White India Linea Wn
98c for the S1.25 saw end beautiful Chal
MS for the 61.25 FIgured Bedford Cord
41.9S for the $2.25 Figured French Orga
$1.98 for the 62.25 Choice Figured Laws
1.98 for the 62.25 French Percale Wr
1rae sure and ask to ow the Redford C
an cotton they have all the beauty of the mu
T.3 P"A
12TR ST. AND PI
COTTON AxD CAUDRI UNDE,
HE alat Royal is in a quadary. To
Underwear to distribute at has than Osto
regular stock has come to a tand.still ut I
Thursday. Frdar and Saturday. By latad
fear wil have left our poseesasao.
79c. FOR 81 CAMaRIo AND
The Palaia Rogal's 61 Underwear needi
tables will be kept filed until elaing time
and Corset Covers as 79c for choice. While
each garment sold you must please not ask
set unLses yon re wUiag to Sea $I.
39C for the 50c aumer Muslin Draw..
the 85c Cambric Drawers with superior Emi
81.89 f the Pa Royals 92.2n aL
Gowns, skitta. drawers. &c., of Alar
aing of white and colored S's
laces and ribboes. Regular pat
Underwear Department know that. such *
storee where exclusive stylse are shown.
CHH.DREW'S UNDERIWEARI also at re
brie Skirts with waists and 68c for S5c Skirti
Muslin Drawers with cluster tucks and aemb
49e for the So **Mother Hubbard" Gowns
place neck trimmed with embrotdsry. All al
SU.T. WVAISTS. CAPES .d
As with underwear so with theme outer as
stork bees.es we hepe rivals of our evamean
and waists we secured to distribute at the a
tised In the papers and by enth==iaaparet
are for regular stock:
F ON SUITSI
Of Storm Seres. Cheviots and English Tourist Suit- I C
ing.
Reduced from......................5.75 t0.75
Reduoed fro........................7.50 to 66.50
Reduced from................. 5. to 67.75 B
Reduced from......................69.5to 0.75 I
Reduced from......................610.75 to 69.75 1
Reduced from....................12.75 to 611.71
Reduced from.....................15.00 to 613 75
..dce.t........................16.50 to 614.3
Reduced from...................1.7 to 616.71
Reduced from .................25.00 to 622.50 R
Reduced from....................8(500to 627.50 j
(See edjesafag~ eolsma for yafete.)
CWTrH AND LACR CAPER AT
Reduced from......................63.50 to 61.96 R
Reduced from......................5.00 to 62.75 I
Reduced from.......................67.10 to 63.75 I
FE.BROIDERY BAROAINS
The aristocratic portion of the embrol
ihis. The coarsa plebeian at low prices is
the dainty beauties of this aristocratic embri
iar are rare Indeed.
100C yard for S8t.. EmbrOuderIes in nel
wide, worth 15c to lme.
15~C yard for th..e that look lihe the we
worth 20c to 250.
25C rardfor Swiss Embroisdeethat wi
4 20 yard for 600 quality Embrogidery NIt
children's drema.
50OC. f..I% and 90 a,.adfor,27.i.
Ioc to 61.48 a yard.
ITWe hope our regular patrons will pra
know how to appreciate choice embroideri.
of the season.
20c yardfor25.eIndian ILinen and42.,l
sear. the embroideries.
COI. 12TH ST. AWI P~A. AVE
4 LST
ADTERTISE RENWANTS CON
1. THOUGH. OF COUSID. TE
FIND SUC 313m
NOMINAL PRICE. FIDAS
OF 3EULAS STOCK AT EM
PALAIS 0T ALS BARGAIN
ROVs ZAa1rg5'IgLB.
iskin or Ulerrits Mouequettres that
weight. I901 astead et 62.50 fr.
10 that are a lile heavy; also theme
far.
rent style. making a nombiaine
hateld from IL96 to 66. Chbesn
red Vet. in light blue only. Re
dren's Fat Mnk Hoew. Reduced
are the only ioes r=memn=.
at causes theme reduced pritee: 239
P Rome and Joekey Club Soap. 19
: for 7c cakes of Tar Soap.
goods departmamnt, and epenialiy
amings. Ribbons and Silke.
00E5 AT REDUCED P
ONLY.)
se. ive pairs for SL
Umualy old at SL
S.
:bes marked 5U.
Embroidered Handkerchieft
ag. containing il yards,
2 Spreads,
: of which is SL
LT TE PAA ROYAL.
Tow' Het of speoal p"am Inclades
u.
ppers.
lie Wrappere,
rrapper.
edle Wrappe,
e Wrappers.
9ers,
load and Cheflie Wreppes. Thug
inh mere expemsive ahbrims.
ROYAr.
INNA. AYE.
FRAx AT REDUeD PaCE..
a hav read er halrd tha we moed
r smaterials. The rSlt is the mae of
9 ahan move at fedased prmes during
lay ateedg timethe mly uivals we,
COTTOM UMRGAM.NT.
ino Introduction. Two large newter
Saturday with the 41 Gowne. Skirts
we will emlUagty Icse a few ente em
for mere than two of any me kind
a with Embroidery rma. -* for
oiery.
Ad *350 f ari Style Underwear:
lawns and cambrte. triam
lea etabroldery and fairy-like
rons of the Palais Royal'.
arinefts bring fanoy prices at the few
deced price: 390 for the 35c Cam
with embroidery rue. 25o fo r the
roidery ruffe. Ia mlame 1 tol y6 eas..
and 50e for the 73e Gowne, with e.
ses frota 1 to 1D years.
T EDS Parae8.
rmants. We'redsn efere Of repuler
in. You doubles know of the ali
mkere le. Buch have bee. adver.
mnere. The following reduced prinem
E3rr. W~,
fSilk. woe er lee. elaborately trimmed.
educed from.....................3.50 to 09.
silnoed from.........--..........64.98to *3.99
induced from-..-.-..................8.7.t 6.
mdnced from...................0.0t 69
enduced from---.----------........6875 top07.
educed fro...,...................47to .U
induced frm....................13.5to e1LM
SATINE. MADRAS AND GrINGRAM
WAIST..
educed fro............................ m t
....d ro.....................g4 t ge
educedfroi.........................75 to61.U
.d... dfro...--------------......--ill to CLII
GREATLYr RE~E Paro..
educed from........................10to USM
educed from.........................12.50 to 7.C
educed from....................2s.W to 61L7d
0r T. SEASO.
dery family meldom meeta a fete like
nly in keeing with his vulgarity. but
sidery family at prime like the follow
r and deicate design.. I to 4 lmchem
rk of fairy Angmg.to 5 aeswide,
I1 appeal to the cultivated taste. 3 to
uina= 27 Imohem wide. designe far
Flounoinge. Imperted to retail frem
u$t by the above of'ering. Thoee who
m will reoogniae In theme LA. beremunn.
urd for 35o quality are lergaine as rae
EM[
703MiS@ @F @@08
Removal Sales
V0 Shoes aver. or "a. winl lows mis h
not perheming now.
The bew sea show how they e
AT 717 MArKET SPACE
NMwS 50 O frftfmV 4&
brasmes O Ouowi 1w 6& L
All S&OD Colf Shoe forsS& 75&
All 8& W @w* aao hn fwoa 6
AT 1U1 P ST. N. W.:
One lot 65.00 Pateut Bale., now S2..
..0 Rumal..f a... ow .
Oxferdb. lPpm and IAMeW Uih S@brn
below actual oto amanfectus.
GEo. W. RICu. TUE WARR.
717 MAR--T 80E HOU.0 .
SA. 1115FSTNW
Promptly
At 7 p. m
Oux 17T BITDAY C.L.A.T.ON.
And wth t as of
Ta. M.T R -Am.L . 80 SA.E
Ever held I& Washit,:en.
Will Pm into hiefty.
The chobes finm ea
of the
"17T= BTnDAY SOUvENI.
psorleedwelfed
I stll at year dimpoel. we
hope. "NPOR YOUR SAKL
that von Will not fa toSe
FIDAY <TOm0zow, 7 P. M,
Waan. 09MOOan & GQe/s
RMARIAE SOE ROUSES.
MS AND M T ST..
1 M4 AND 11 P A. AV E.
it hPA. AM 2 ff
LAsBuRB & BRO.
ANoTHER FaIDA.
BARGoAs FO' YoU.
I CO=E
- IT.zIi
COM OT.
DU.IN. T.... 8Ax.E.
I SUm BAGAINS,
Tzmo-F.0 B.3=
1 CASE OF LIGHT BLUE AND "INE LEA
DOT AND FIGURED PEwaLE REMNANTS. fd
via&. a rs, nem". tm RM. to
1o. P YARD.
i CAE OF FIGURED RENRIETTA CEOTH
REMNANTS, t M a"d &m Panm. Mle
O LY 1 5C. ER YAD.
Werth e25.
40 BLACt GIORIA SUN UMRErASA at ba
dIes, aemts ateot. Rdsm tm S1. to
$1.23.
I LOT Or WIDE EMBROIDERIES. In 4asmt
widtha. jam demign. stedees kee U.4 emma 4. to
150. PR YARD.
5 CASES OF NINE GINGHAM EEMNANT.5in.
vts.e, nafa in I8 to
100. PE YARD.
Creams ea, navy Maue sa sma ether esers se.
dessdite km75% to
25. PERYN).D
SCAlES 01 PRIME QUALITY SCOTCH GINS.
HAN REMNANTS, sett ifae, redused km l 30e
C OF L GHT AND BL.
RANTS. Reducad kms 2S to
12 U0 YARnD.
REE55 21a btes m ~ e
123C.,E YARD.PLIAN
STIED"BAC EOR"'NDIE RMNAT." wer"h
respectively kme 12%g to 23,c.. to be emM at
6kC
THESE WE SURELY MONE~
SAVERS. DOLLARS AND PEN.
lIEl CAN BE SATED. TREI
GOODS IABE NO MEIT ON AC
COUNT OF CRIFPING OF1 THE
OFTEN. BUT THE QUALITY
NEVER. THRI RD FLOOR IS
EASILY REACHED BY BROAD
STAIRWAY OE EASY-OOING
ELEVATOR.
MAK OUR o 82"RN a DZUGILTFL'L EO
PI5G PLAC.
LANSSURW
420. EN 424. 426 7TH ST. -e
THAT WE ARE SELLING TOSE5-.
B1xE PURE. RICH. CREAMERY
oupmptys peopely. Family
340-341-342 CENTER MARKET.
isOC
~ ] O~o omepet o als
Removal
Sale
Star Shoe Houe,
726 7th st
NETER IN TrE NSTOET OF WAEUNTOM
KA. A DETTEE OPORTUNIT MW rE.
.ENTED TO SECURE 0000. ST'rnI. 00
WEAR PARTICr.Ur.. ADAPTA TO TEME
SEA.ON. WE WANT TO WOTE RMO OUR NEW
STORE WrrT AN ENT=E NE.W.TOC AMD
WE INTEXD TO SELL ALL @00O ONO
RAND. NO MATTER now GREAT OUR lii
MAY BE.
AT 3& A PAr.
duosi Nurn ta sembo .n L
ChM.-.o . .a EM U*Pr . = . .
New M- seam"d ftn I~S&
AT48c. A PAI
I&.. EMOEw.N Ti. Om,... e. s.,.
eMIM' So., Dane.. Emer h.i Gu. OW
AT 73C. A PA
Mi me a. ..em Emms east mgse. mr.
Ser = a CedMU.8 Um4 G" soft
edr Oxfords..t. ais Omsy , w 6L2
ladles Oxfor4M. ft ftsor kiak. emmilaut q=sW.
worthStI V Rered to L.
NJ~. a" CbdSos- Mea Dhugtab m
AT 91. A PA
AU I&OWs lime Doea EM boom ShOb r
to ns mitdedonSLeUMo
Dpecla buate a a% &' am or aggn g ft
*I." a. os ew "n . AM se.. MO&
AT 61.23 A PAm
O -a-ti @ooaf .se d~s s.m. . r 1
OMwcgtA- 1...1....
TG . SSLI.. LeE
She ,~ du 726 T.ST
FMn's .M O". d" C..
*L*
AT 41T48 A PA.
speew W t men a"s' hif &am Iof omm=
mew 5L4 Worthaddiorumgs
Ladise Erns Gea M& 2wb lb wo low Oft
AT 1.98 A PAn
Al Parasolst
es eRot 4w N hub Ww do. no.
as=& to SLUR.
TM STAR ... HOU..M
U , 7287Tz &.
McKNEWS
Daily Letter
Fewm rL C." Ce .
.o. e M wso be as .o am M weo
se . In 'M. e -% . -A to . .
Chas" .s MoOr a omm.r . Us& b.
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ow ow h tme bof th0 yrwm e
hw"WA Gd bo b at **m CL~ mEb me
wem. t ro a ne ta a -sMM
DwThb Ingoes etw Ice obMt.a..M
AT 81.50 e -
WOerinbonr. f" d D * ---aLd taf a
We. ~So ter . h
Vsd Cut tw eo. he
AT 81.75 PAt
tI. CI rnnoe mtiW. sotw@ aWe -M
AT $2.50.
AllParasols
2Redueed.
WMt a viw of dambo e%&~s of biasda
v. lore tMhod sON ieal . S
BEl,.Rin ks
a N. Ya. AT. NEA sodT. ~
1920 N S~. 5To
WiPierce&Co,
7191P
cm~
REMNANT
JUST HALF PISL
REDm AMre o
REMNA T8 II.
ef
seeml
nl
W.APirce &Co.
BON
MARCHE
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st~l S2Mm m on
4 *~ 91nm
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ubm aftI sme& ~ E
25.. 8.5.. W 14.
W.,. f..... m .m
aw- b.am "-me
T.......14.. E.w.
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a.. 4. Im w ... . mm
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Nbm ... tt 4..=... ft"
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Bou M... 4W...
we .... u., =f.. m. am
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o s.. a.. = n..o........"
so. m" "..". *.1 8 6 a
U"unw ago anota Ciem
wedf Iis 00f 00" -O "A
BONm M SO&
v -m on owO Ld SL
ua $1431 7 0. Sr.m
89c Eah.
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e- S .g..g....
Tou. .... ........ . u
N. A.m 944* mL. Av. .
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