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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06
INDIA LINENS, EXCELLENT Quarry

Isp1A LINENS. EXCELLENT QuA11rr.
nearly one yard wide, reduced to l0c.
INDIA CHAILIES, beautiful styles, only 10c.
INDIA SILKS. all new, choice styles, reduced from
5Oc. down TO 371xc.
BEEAGTIFPL Lawns. immense assortment sc.
FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS.
bLACh SUkAH SILKS, excellent quality, Soc.
BIZ UI1EUL SATrEENS, French styles, l2lec.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON, yard wide, SIC.
LONSDALE CAMBRIC finest quality, 10c.
GATHERS, Cash Store
III MARKET SPACE NEAR 1TH ST
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers
select one OF the following presents with purchase
OF SS pair OF large size fine Damask Towels worth 7
cts: hall dozen hne Danask Napkins worth 75c.; q
palr OF SILK Embroidered Glove Fitting Corsets
Very finest quality SATTEENS. reduced TO 2Oc
CREAM ALBATkOSS,do double width, pure wool, 3 nc,
New style PLAID DRESS GOODS, wide double
width, reduced to I5c.
HENRIETTAS: Elegant dress goods, nearly one
yard and half wide al pure WOOL and all colors real
value zoe. price reduced to soc.
CASHAEAE SHAWLS, pure WOOL Cream, Cardinal
and Blue, %.
r Immense assortment of LAWNS and New Style BA-
OUTING CLOTH. all new styles l2Ixc
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers
Select one Of the following presents with purchase
OF SlO or more. large handsome Bridal
Quilt worth Sl.5O; a dozen hne Danask Napkins,
worth sloO, or two pairs Of large size dne Damask
Towels, worth 81 80.
jy6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

The Pennsylvania decision releasing whole
sale hquor-dealers from the operations of the
high-license law opens the way for great
many abuses and embarrassments. In one in
stance known to the courts of another state,
where the distinction between wholesaling and
retailing prevailed, a dealer used to sell a
whole cask of whisky at great sacrifice to
customer who wanted glass and take it back
as q gift after the desired amount had been
drawn. 1t was a rather tedious proceeding.
especially the customer had to carry his
glass through partition door into the next
house to drain it, SO as to be technically ''off
the premises" But it is wonderful how many
contortions a man will indulge in for the sake
Of crawling through porous law and getting
q drink
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

U-s1.35 BLOUSES FOR s123xs
Thousands Of ladies are wearing these Blouses with
dark skirts They meet and how often is this the rst
question asked:
"Where did you get your Blouse?i
1.-THE Paidts Royal" is generally the answer
Palais Royal prices and variety more extensive than
any other two stores combined have made this place
HEADQUARTERS for Blouses. Look at the 81 SO
Blouse! Where else such fine India lneng The back
and front neatly tucked and the neck and sleeves
trimmed with embroidery you usually see only in
sl.5o Blouses. Such Blouses for July 8, and 10
ARE ONLY s1.23 Blouses to show you from Csc to
s46S each, and Dressing Sacques from soc TO s6 6S
each-thousands of them at half hundred different
prices.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

The results of the prohibition votes in other
states are said to have stirred Kansas up on the
question of resubmitting her prohibitory
amendment to the people. The talk of this
dates further back, but the encourag ment re-
ceiyed by the resubmissionists from the MAORI
ties rolled up elsewhere will give their move
ment some impetus. They have two-thirds
vote in the legislature and the governors sig
nature yet to get, which means that they can
not carry the day without hard struggle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06


Connecticut's ballot-reform law will make
the tenth that has been adopted in this eoun-
try sinee the present year began In New
York alone. thus far. a governors objections
have carried sufficient weight to crush the ef-
fort entirely. In Connecticut there was a veto,
but the legislature put together new bill de-
signed 70 meet the governors objections Itis
not the Australian law by great measure e, bu,
il Is something which points that way and
which the reformers hope to follow with a
better statase at a later date. II provides that
the town-clerks shall distribute TO voters en-
velopes Of uniform size, color and quality. and
that the selectlnen shall arrange suitable rooms
in which voters can mark. enclose and seal
their tickets secure from observation: that the
paper on which the tickets are printed shall be
furnished by the state, but paid for and
printed BY the parties; that the slightest mark
of any sort on an envelope, sufficient 10 dis
tinguish it from others, shall cause the vote
il contains 70 be thrown out. Viola
tons Of the law will be punished by
heavy fines and imprisonment Some
of the radical advocates OF the Austria
han system declare that this substitute will
effect nothing for the purity Of the ballot, bat
leaves the way open for as many frauds as be-
fore, to be perpstrated with even greater
security. The only means of settling such n
question, however, Is 10 give the law trial
1t certainly deserves one, after the struggle its
trainers had to bring il into existence.
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REMNANTS Or EMBRo1DrR1rs.

During stock taking the fact developed that too
many short lengths were in stock
On Monday the large table near door of No IL o
Pennsylvania avenue will contain these remnants at
prices half what was got for'their counterparts:
1873 REMNANTS OF CAMBRIA EMBROIDERIEs
These range from less than one yard to three-yard
lengths widths, from Il finch to o inches
141 REMNANTS SWISS AND NAINSOOK EN-
BROIDERIES. These come in all widths and lengths
101 REMNANTS 45-INCH EMBROIDERIES.
Lengths. from yard to yards. Hemstitched and
Scalloped Embroderes in the lot at prices very very
tempting -
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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An IMPORTANT SALE.

The attention Of the Grocery Trade directed to the
DISSOLUTION SALE
of the late firm Of
MARKELL BROTHERS. Of Baltimore
well known to the merchants of this city through
popular representative,
Mr.. A. T. BROWN,
who has been connected with the house for inward NJ
twenty live years The large and well assorted stock
Of the house including foreign and domestic special
ties as well as the products of their Faca Mustard and
Spice Mills which have long enjoyed the
preference of dealers and consumers being offered to
the trade at prices which calculated 10 effect their
stock of the firm. ivS-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

Three days Of reduced prices will sufficiently lower
the stocks of Corsets, Bouses and White Suits and
therefore this announcement for
MONDAY. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
(July 81 Guy9J duly 10.)
~ The prices quoted below are positively for
above days only; from am to pm on each OF these
days.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

Boston utters plaintive wall that her direc-
tories do not do her population justice as COM
pared with some Of her western contemporaries.
II is true that since her sisters have been push
ing ahead so fast, she is getting where she has
to shout pretty loud to be heard at the front of
the procession
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INDIA LINEN Surrs.
eE-SS SUITS FOR 90 ri
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
CONTINUED below.)

eg-SS SUITS FOR s6z
There are two reasons why the variety and ouanti-
ties OF White Suits too large. First The gigantic
purchase made late in the Second. The long
and continued wet weather. The buyers idea was
that the purchase would enable the Offering
oi better qualities for the prices than shown
and thus do twice the ordinary business but then
came the rain, long and continued. and NOW COME
BARGAINS FOR You that the warm weather of july.
AUGUST and September will prove to be sEASONABLE
BARGAINS.
The variety is too extensive pretend to give de-
scriptions here The price-list il q hint: AZ So a.
50, 50, 80 ~, $40, Gil, Sl2, Sl3, GA, SO, GIG,
eral different styles at many of thesc prices
Look at the $3.50 Suit Fine India Linen PIaitsd
Skirt, with fun back Basque neck and sleeves trim
med with good Embroidery
The 50 Suit has plated Skirt, with four rows of
Embroidery and full back; the Basque with Plated
Vest two rows of Embroidery on either side sleeves
ana Collar made of Embroidery. This was the Paais
Royals IS Suit and the 81 o Suit of elsewhere.
The Sl3 suit viii be admired The skirt is plated
and basque with four rows Of revering The sleeves
cuffs, and collars trimmed to match. This suit was
considered cheap at SO.
The s22 suit Is very French The skirt with plaitsa
front and sides and back Of very fine embroidery
Waist OF al-oyer embroidery trimmed with MORE silk
ribbons.
The s25 suit-only i've Of them Skirt of extra fine
Irish Point embroidery and basque made entirely of
embroidery and ribbons.
ET Perhaps it would have been more wise not to
attempt descriptions The chances are your stvls
hasn't been quoted, BUT IT'S HERE.
AND NOW FOR THE CHILDREN.
For Children from to I2 years rs fine yaristv a.
for ladies' The price list gives an idea-esc n s0
e, $3.50 s3. $3.50. 81. $3.50. S5. 60, $3.50, az.
%, 50, $3.50. $40, $1,000, s11, sl2, el3. The
prices for many Of the expensive su have been
much reduced The ssc Suit is not reduced. because
it's M good any el.25 Suit offered around town
The sus At $3.50 and IS for this sale were the Is,
81 and $40 suits Of week ego.
THE PAI.AIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

The case OF the Persian minister should serve
az warning to the great American joker. His
amusing quips and quirks, his playful puns and
bantering persihage, when laboriously rendered
into Persian, appear as deadly insults to the
thin-skinned Asiatic, and drive the latter,
howling with anger and modification, from
the land Of an uncomfortable race of western
barbarians. The incident is full Of sug-
gestion to the funny man of the news
papers not to think of himself more highly
than he ought to think. 1t hints to
him very pointedly that his work is evanes-
cent, that it rs understood and appreciated
only by an Insignificant fraction of mankind,
and that the American Joke which, if skillfully
constructed. may please a few Of his country
men, is simply mystery to the Englishman,
terror to the European of the continent, and
an insult and odsUs bell to the Asiatie. The
check upon pride which this view of his hmita-
tons forces upon the newspaper joker is sup
plemented by the suggestion which the incl
dent involves OF the degraded condition of his
class in other lands and Of the sueranee. strange
to Asiaties, by which he is permitted to exist and
flourish in the new world. In Persia, we are
told. his playful ridieule of public men would
cause him to be promptly imprisoned, unless
sanity. Varying degrees of like freedom are
enjoyed under other despotic governments
Only among the English-speaking peoples, and
especially in America, does the peculiar custom
prevail which gives the satirical jester the
privilege of cracking what jokes he pleases at
the expense of public men, and requires the
latter, when ridiculed to view these pleasantries
or unpleasantries merely as indications of pub
lie consideration and as tributes to growing
greatness.
The newspaper satirist and ridiculer cannot
with safety either to himself or the public abuse
this sufferance and this privilege; but the Gus
tom which gives a broad freedom to the press
is a good and kealthful one. and cannot be
abridged to meet case of abnormal thinness
of cutiele in visiting Asiatic. Persia must
pickle and tougher the skin of her American
minister after the Sullivan-Kilrain fashion,
until it becomes impervious to the sharpest
witticism Of the western barbarians.
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III. A. SrrlesoSs
REMOVAL SALE
prnR WINS Ann

LIE kks GEIlGSON's
PURE wfHsEs AND
kIDpSTIQN Or
20 PER CENT
$40 iSSA fl 81 St NM KIN
POSSESSION OF
HIS MN BUILDING,
Nc. 1900 PA. ANE NV
a, hsvs the so,e agency for the PASADENA wINn
SOhfANl's' wines aud BranGies This Compsn,ss
Nineysrds are located n Los ApEeles County South
s-n Csisiornia Nov. az stands 10 reason that tse
grsTes IRON southern California. with ia genial
AID e1uAA tenperatare. mature ana rilen much
naore shoroosAls than those VI Northern CslifOE-
ma whica u not blessed with such genial climate
~ y ior US reason that the majority OF the better
cias- PM slclhs and druggists Of this DISTRICT
ADVISE thelr patients % me AZ they
Mani pgrs and strength-g1yins American ClsreI
Baieandy; fort Cherry. Malaga. MuscAtel. Angelica
hoeK OF Brandy II, tor any mason. 0ne Of ms Gus
makes uae or two purch bases elsewhere be inva-
raol' retins viii The statement thai ly wines are
ts AMI oest and do not tuan for days after
other " nee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

stable tenure of Office for industrious
and intelligent clerks is OF so much importance
to the prosperity Of Washington as a..residence
city, that the abandonment: Of civil service re-
form and a return to the conditions of the
period when the clerkships with their routine
duties were the unquestioned spoils of politics
would be q severe blow 10 local interests. The
principle that merit and not the mere complex
ions Of a clerks politics shall determine the
character Of his tenure of public Office tends
TO give 10 the government better service for
the money which it pegs in salaries tends to
relieve the lot of the government employee Of
some of its features of harassing and democrat
izing uncertainty, and tends TO convert a
numerous and intelligent element Of the CAPT.
tails population from transitory guests into
Property-owning, reasonably permanent citi-
zenA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

There are some things to be avoided by the
prudent just now. Over-fatigue, which may
be comparatively harmless in cool weather, is
to be left severely alone with the thermometer
above eighty. Exposure to the fierce rays of
the sun, which a robust person often carelessly
challenges il, as he believes, he is properly
clad for it, Is another potent cause of disease
Chronic malaria is often the penalty one pays
for lying on the ground after shutdown; it is a
pleasant mode OF studying the heavens, but
the fortunes the sufferer endures later send his
thoughts too far in the opposite direction.
These are some of the warnings which are nee
essary to din continually in the ears of persons
who are sensible enough about other things,
and who would not think of committing such
commonplace errors as sitting in breezy win
dow when overheated or eating unripe fruit.
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hia. leaNe tnef Orueu
Assorted cases q specially.
ii. A. sELIGsoN,
Ho-WSsu 526 18th ct. NV. near r.
rTNHE GREAT CLEARING SALE OF RENNASTS
II at kAUkMAN'S DOUBLE CONBINATIoS
STORE Ia the talk Of the town. II includes another
week ,y6-3t
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An AxsuAL CLrAR1se SALE.

September win the Palais Royal with new stock
Of fall novelties. Between and September a
CLEARING SALE OF SUMNER GOODS Prices wiz
be quoted that will you to daily seek the adver
tisement of the
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L PHILADELPHIA STORE.
CLOSING AT 6 P. NJ; SATURDAY AT 8 p NJ.
BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK:
PAhASOLs-1 Lot Parasols, price was So to "a. We
must close them out. To do so we must
sell them ut 81 each.
MATTINGS-At Prices to Close:
7pcs. Fancy Mating from 2hc to 1 o.
10" 25c to 17c
10" 2or 10 o5c
Have Reduceda splendid line of Satincs to LIKE. to
Close.
Another Lot Swiss Ribbed Vests for Ladies' all Sizes
- 121<c.
An elegant line of Plaid Musins, Striped
Pque. Lace Stripe and India Linens
going at I2L4c.
Fine India Linens, Mulls and Nainsook at very low
prices.
French Bingham reduced to 1Sc and 23c
Some Extra Good Styles in Plaid and Stripe Ginghams
with Plain to Match.
Don't forget our stock of Batiste at 8 and 121<c
And our Chaliies at &c and 1Sc.
Full stock Of White Cream and Black Ribbons at Rea.
sonable Prices.
CARHART 4 LEIDY,
1y6 92S 9TH and 7O6 K st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06

The description Of a tour by a STAR reporter
through asection of underground Washington,
printed in to-day's paper, indicates very clearly
that the first and most obvious need of the
city's sewers is a thorough cleaning. Heroic
measures, such as the elevation of the avenue
the building Of a sea-wall and the permanent
enlargement Of the sewerage system, may be
necessary for the complete protection of the
city from floods: but the extent of that neces-
sity, 50 far at least as enlarging the sewerage
system is concerned, cannot be known until
the full work of which they are capable has
been obtained from the present sewers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-06
MoSDAr Dnrss GooDs BAneArss.

WARRANTED BLACK SILKS That is if the Silk
wears shiny or splits Dress given. A written
guarantee for the asking
These reliable silks at reduced prices rarity but
THE CLEARING SALE is to embrace all goods in al
departments
81 Black g. G. Silks for soc.
Clio Black g. G.. Silks for 81
s1.l9 Black Faille Franchise for 81
81 Black Faille Franchise for Soc
Sl.25 Black Royal Armure for sl10
91.25 Black Satin Rhad timer for sl10
S1.2o Black Satin Rhadame for Sl1O.
81 Black Satin Rhadame for S9c
6sc Black Surah Silks for Soc
Toe Black Surah Silks for ESQ.,
es In order to sell Silks above prices that could
be guaranteed, large quantities were purchased and
very small profits added The reduced prices are thus
greater than they SEEM To better appreciate the prices
quoted compare samples with the silks of elsewhere
at considerably higher prices. THE QUALITY YOU
can see and feel THE WEAR you are not responsible
for The chance to buy Black Silk Dress considerably
below the usual price, and without any risk as to the
wear is q rarity, isn't it.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
ipt,a halo
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Do You Norrcr II,

More people are wearing Neglige Shirts this
ssason than ever before. We've made partic-
ular business to have an evenly balanced line.
They're worn in the city--and out of it-around
business and on pleasure trips. What's more
comfortable and mere natty-if you get be-
coming ones Ours are pains-taking selections
patterns that decided or neutrsl-besids
some plain colors-that anybody can wear
Flannel.
Outing Cloths
Fancy Silks.
Plsin Pongees.
Some better than you'n see usually st SO
cents-from that to $3.50 for the best-every
way
The Silk scarfs are the proper accompani-
ments to these shirts You can tie them your
selves or we have them in Sash Belts-An you've
got to do is TO buckle them-the effect is the
sams.-An the patterns and plain colors you'd
expect to find
A windsor for the neck-Russsts for the feet
A Yacht Straw for the hesd-and what's the
matter with that for comfort and elegance com.
bineds
Let as supply all these things.-Come in and
Wen talk over the different combinations and
get You up something thatll be artistically,
fashionably and monetsrily correct.
II you travel you want a light strong, COM
modous receptacle for your chattels. Maybe
you'll want q Trunk-maybe only Bag. Things
OF this sort you don't expect to buy fresh
every year--You want wearer We don't carry
sample even Of the cheap. clap-trap stutf-but
our prices are about on that level We've all the
shapes and sizes-both Trunks and Bags-and
we've got only ,oarrantaole goods. They're
guaranteed to TRANSFER the backing to you.
Furnishings Department; Market Space 'front.'
SAKS AND COMPANY,
POPULAR PRICES FOR POPULAR PROvIDINGs,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
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FJNHE GREAT CLEARING SALE OF REMNANTS
u at kAUFMANS DOUBLE COMBINATION
week. jyt-;3t
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The Box NIARcHr
HAT SALE,

j ApASrsr FAxs.
sToo many japanese Fans on hand. To reduce stock
We reduce the prices AL
japanese Fans marked TO- 12 and 15e. reduced TO &c.
10 and 25c $50
4Sc 35c
6S and 75c 4Sc
THE BON MARcHR.
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Chileren's Swiss Ribbed Vests, &C.; worth 15c.
ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests, 12Isc.: worth 17c.
Black Hosiery tcolor guarantee for Ladies' and
Children, lie: usual price, 15c
Pear Buttons. all sizes texcelent quality) 4c dox
LAWNS (fast colorsJ, &C. u yard,
DR.. Warmers Brighton Corsets, 50c.
DR.. Warmers Coraline Corsets, zoe
Fruit OF the Loom A Muslin, SIC yard
WM. G. VIEltSuCHEN,
1902 18th St NV,
my1S-3m 10 TIN ST n.e formerly Castelfs)
THE GREAT CLEARING SALE OF REMNANTS
STORE is the talk Of the town. It includes another
week iyt-3t
Il. N. DAWES DENTIST,
Has removes his Office to
3y6-sws 11l3 st. NV.
nR. s ARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 9Th ST,
~ corner NV. First-class Gold Arnagam and
White Filings specially Aching teeth saved. April
cation to gums prevents pain in extracting Hours:
9to D U6
w AsHINGTQN DIsINFECTANT co. PREPARE
w the most Reliable Disfnfeetsnt aud Deodorizer
now IN use 1t is Odorless and Powerful and Instantly
Disinects any Offensive Natter. II 10 extensively
used IN the and lsrger hotels Sold by the
Eslion or barrel OFFICE AND LABORATORY sos
I'D st NV. E5-5ts
FrHE GREAT CLEARING SALE OF REMNANTS
u at kACfMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION
SlQhk 10 the nix of the town. II includes another
week jy6-3s
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JUL1Us LASsBuReH
JULIUS LANSBURGH
JULIUS LANsBURGH
Must Close
EVERY ROLL OF CARPET,
EVERY PIECE OF FURNITURE,
EVERY YARD OF UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
BEFORE REMOVAL TO 18TH AND STS
BEFORE REMOVAL TO 18TH AND SITS.
BEFORE REMOVAL TO 18TH AND SITS.
On MONDAY MORNING, July 8, we will commence
to sell the entie stock of Carpets Furniture and Up
hostery Fabrics contained in the present stores 81
9TH st. and 637 ST., before removal to our
HANDSOME NEW wAREROOMS
18TH AND SITS.
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ON MONDAY the Clearing sale commences IN
earnest
The esc.cotton and Cambria Undergarments for 7ec.
and the 75c garments for Soc viii be continued for
Monday. many annually forget the first Saturday
in July commences the Palais Royals weekly half day
summer holiday. You forget next Saturday tina.
the store closes at o'clock, will you,
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
continual hall
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WHAT WE OFFER.

WHAT WE OFFER.
Parlor Suits covered in Silk Tapestries or Silk Mar
beized Pushes at $50 80 per Suit of pieces These
Suits covered from finest qualities of Silk Tapes
tries and Silk Pushes that had left from this
springs purchases and really worth to q close
buyer 800.
sideboards that we sold for $50. now s4O
Sideboards that We sold for Si2, Low S27.
sideboards that we sold for $50, now s22.
sideboards that we sold for $50. now S1S.
CHAMBER SUITES
Chamber Suites that we sold for $3.50 now sll5.
Chamber Suites that We sold for s 35, now q 90.
Chamber Suites that we sold for Sl20, now 900
Chamber Suites that We sold for 400. SIS.
Chamber Suites that we sold for $685. now S62.
Chamber Suites that sold for SOS now $50
Chamber Suites that we sold for $50 now S3S
Chamber Suites that sold for s42, now $50
Chamber suites that We sold for $35, now S24.
CARPETS CARPETS.
Best Body Brussels that were sI.o5, now 9Oc.
Best Body Brussels that were 81. 10, now S5c
Best Body Brussels that were 81, now 75c.
Best Tapestry Brussels that were 81, now 65c.
Best Tapestry Brussels that were S5c., now SOC.
Best Atwood Inerans that were 75c, now DOC.
Medium Quality Ingrains that were Csc, now Acc
STRAW MATING. STRAW MATING
500 Rolls Straw, 40 yards to the roll, at s4.OO.
100 Rolls Seamless Mating, at $500.
125 Rolls Best Seamless Mating at $1,000
MOSQUITO CANOPIES.
500 LArge-size White Canopies. $3.50
200 Pink l15.
WINDOW SHADES
1900 Dado Shades, on Spring Rollers, at 33c each
PoRTlEREs. LACE CURTAINS, PLUsHEs, RAW
sILKs,TAPESTRIEs, BROCATELLEs, VELOURS
and in fact our
ENTIRE UPHOLSTERY STOCK.
Prices Cut Nearly One-Half
JULIUS LANSBURGH
ty6 315 9TH ST. NV