Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-16
WooDwAsD & LorHRoe.
SATURDAY, JUNE 10TH. 1855.

SATURDAY. JUNE 10TH. 1858.
L. % repeat what We said yesterday I'm
Tie <tstavs pe shou yefroin from STATING any for
"v price from WhseA ooods hare been reduced
no matter hon great tAs reduction may BE-" The
worth Of merchandise II what II viii bring.
Wslowsr the price for one Of two good reasons.
kithsr because wscan now buy the eoods cheaper
af wholssals. OF. to quote trade parlancs, We are
stuck" Both Of these reasons are now lower
ing prices all over the stors. except Of course
on staples. which rsmains the same year in and
out
Andsrson's Scotch Ginshans are down. Four
teen handsome patterns in checks. plaids. and
stripes. are now csc. Beautiful Ombre Stripes.
Lace-sripsd effects. embroidered stripes, have
also been reduced TO 25c, and We are confident
no such qualities or patterns have yet bean
shown 1t the price.
Freres Koechlin's French ssteens, 25c. Every
new lot seems prsttiest. The i5e. sassens are
closer to them in style than the price tntimates
1t would require good look to distinguish be-
tween them made up. sasssns 12k.
Reductions have been made in Shawls-large
reductions. We have too many Cream and Car
dinals Cashmere-all wool and called two
yards-ths cheapest Of them lack an inch or so.
Six hundred in all. lot down to 75e. another
to II. and another to %. There 10 about two
dozen blacks in the lots.
tThird Aoor.)
The Psrssols at half are going nicely. No
need to advertise them. except to tell You to
hurry.
Early In the week we attended an Auction
Sale Of Laces. Lace houses do not place their
goods at auction If possible to dispose Of them
ct private sale 1t is the exception when they
get 9 fair price at auction-often they get con-
siderably less than fair price. We were fortu-
nate and bought largely. and a. q consequence.
have rare values to offer. We have stopped say
ing ''were 10 much. worth 20 much" usually
sold for so much" and the like So simply
give few Quotstions--an advertisement with
out the usual trimmings 4O-inch Cream
Oriental Lace Flouncings, embroidered. 81
inches deep. at 35c per yard. Ditto. heavier
patterns. embroidered. 33 inches deep, at SOC.
Ditto. inner and . more elaborate pattern. at
62hc. 27-inch Beige, all-over Oriental Net.
25c Cream valenceinnes Lace F1ouncings, 40
inch, 1t so and SEC. Black Chantllly Lace
Fiouncipgs-not piece but that 10 under price,
9l.60, 81. s2.25 and So. Some lower, some
higher.
Hsndkerchiefs for Ave cents for Ladies and
Boys. We took three hundred and twenty
dozen as expressive of our opinion Of them. The
size Is y, al pure linen, hemmed, tape border.
and unquestionably the best We have yet Of
fered. We bought other lots, too. Of the same
stripe. Ladies' White All-linen Hemst,tched.
half. one, one and. "a half and two-inch hens.
at 12Hc, Much better hemstitched and seal
Hoped edges, ut 1Sc. 3 for soc. All are slightly
better than you have been buying at the prices.
Two best values in low-priced Summer Black
Goods is: 21-inch Nuns Yelling at zoe. per
yard, and 3S-inch at 37]fc. Both sll wool. We
have everything desirable in Light weight Black
Fabrics.
Muslin Chemise that were more yesterday are
enough
Second door)
We will have something TO say about Bathing
Flannels Monday. II you want to get ahead Of
the news don't wait
tSecoud foor.)
Three hundred pieces, aud more than thirty
distinct patterns in Flouncings of White India
Linons. These few show the drift; White
India Linon Flouncings ut soc. PER yard, en-
broidered Is inches deep. We skip those at 7oc.
to tell of 47-inch at s7kc.. embroidered 80
inches, aud heavier worked pattern at 81, and
still finer, deeper. and heavier one at sl.25
and 80 on up to "a. Half-widths i'll Flouncings
for children's dresses-22 and % inches wide
20-inch an-over. at Csc. is excellent value.
New patterns in Nainsook Edgings. with In
servings to match. for children's suimpes.
tSecond noor.)
The manufacturers are continually sending
US "Short Lengths" of Linens--the same which
have given such entire satisfaction to our Gus
toners for the past eight years. They are called
mill Ends"-perfect in every respect. You
save from 10 to 25 cents per yard in buying
them in this way instead Of off the piece. Best
for Mems Shirts, Ladies' and ChiIdren's wear.
&c.
velvets enter lareely into the trimmings Of
Chsllies. Sateens. Bstistes, Albstross and other
Light summer woolens and cottens. 80 shades Of
1e.inch Silk Velvet At sl and sl.25. and 20
shades at s1.5o. Poorer velvets can be bought
for less-we haven't any-nor is 1t economy for
you to buy them. Best shades Of course; Ser
pents. Gobelins. Mahogsnys. Sage. Electric.
Mouse. Reds. &c.
tFirst door; next to silks.)
For Men. We were fortunate enough to get
hold Of another case Of those Balbriggsn In
dershirts and Drawers. which We recently closed
out 30 quickly at two-thirds their usual price.
Woven neck-band, self-facing, pearl buttons,
finished cuffs. nns soft quality. Drawers full
cut REINFORCED and strongly stayed SO cents
Fer garment. 81 per suit.
Bathing Trunks for Men and Boys Drop
stitched net. plain and fancy. Boys lsc., Mems
25c.
Calcutta Water Coolers-Somewhat new for
u.s. yet they have been in use in India
for fifty years. These are an improvement over
the original kind. having glass water-holder
(sbout three pints) within zinc bucket while
another zinc bucket telescopes over it Will
keep Ice or ics-water about ID hours In tenn
psrsturs Of rs degrees. Almost indispensable
for the sick-room. e. each.
Outing Cloth-The best thing we have ever
had in the store in medium priced fabrics
for intrinsic value. They have the effect of fine
Csylon Flannels. and wash beautifully. very
attractive Assortment Of English stripes and
plaida Enough to make . thousand dresses Of
ten yards each. For seaside aud mountain
dresses. boating. yachting and lawn tennis
suits, outing" suits and boys shirt wsistsL
(second door.)