EDMOXSTOX'S . Home of ? the original "Foot Form" SPORTSOFALLSORTS SummerClosing Hours: Boots and Oxfords for men, | Tomorrow Will Be the Greatest Day of the Great Sporting Goods Sale. women and children. from Ninth Hosts of not on sale will on the tables tomorrow. The stock was a was » (Continued Page.) Daily, 5 P. M.; goods previously go special gigantic one.and it impossible to all the on sale at one time. Bear in mind that no matter what sort of Goods be se¬ October 28.Yale, at West Point. place goods Sporting you may want.they may November 4.Vermont, at West Point. Saturday, 9 P. M. cured during this sale at about 55c. on the dollar. | November 11.Carlisle Indiana, at West Point. November 18.Susquehannas, at West Y Point THE PRE-INVENTORY SALES NOW IN PROGRESS THROUGHOUT THIS STORE ARE SIGNIFICANT FOR THE s November 25. Syracuse, at West Point. December 2.Navy, at Princeton. BROAD RANGE OF MERCHANDISE OFFERED.AND FOR THE REMARKABLE VALUE-GIVING.MADE POSSIBLE I TO BE RESUMED TODAY. ONLY BY THE AGGRESSIVE SPIRIT OF THIS.WASHINGTON'S LEADING MALE OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT. Women's J Tennis Tournament of the Bachelors' Club. The tennis tournament which is being IfOxfords ! held upon the courts of the Bachelors' I-iwn Tennis Club, on M street between Our Own Garments Are Our Trade Stimulators. 17th street and Connecticut avenue north¬ west. will doubtless be resumed this after¬ noon at o'clock The attendants start¬ The Suits in This Sale Are Saks $15, $18 and $20 Suits. Bargained! to roll of the ed this all Saturday Evening Specials .Some clearance spe- X morning early cials for that courts, and they hope that by the time From 6 to 9 P. M. Choice of at Saturday X play is called In the afternoon they will be Men's $2.50 Bound Vests at $1.21 Any $11.75. emphasize the economy In tine condition. The rain of the past two y too Men's Wash Vests, of white and were of foot- X days rendered the courts entirely heavy fancy ducks and piques, single- Were we not of the modern, progressive type of merchant; we providing your for but as the downfall has wear play, apparent¬ breasted style.bound with white needs here now. ly ceased the attendants hope to have the braid.sizes 33 to 46. Ac¬ not leaders, and ever zealous of our position, perhaps this sale would not courts all right. tual value. $2.50. On sale no so to an honorable store as the The matches that will be called this after- between 0 and 9 p.m. at.. 1.23 be. There is feeling a!S=satisfying noon will be between C. R. Wilson and Sheridan, J. Miller Kenyon (the president Men's $2.50 to $4 Coats at $1.95. consciousness that the goods advertised under its name=p!ate and the of the club) and Gower, Wallace Donald McLean and Swenarton, and Spencer Gor- Men's Thin Summer Coats.about made in its advertisements are substantiated at the counters. has ISO In all.embracing black alpacas, statements don and Fleming Newbold. Sheridan brown and brown linen shown up well In his playing in the present gray mohairs, and that before and blue serge.nearly all sizes from AS STATED ABOVE, THE SUITS EMBRACED IN THIS SALE ARE SAKS SUITS.THE tournament, many expect 88 to 46. Regular $2.50, it Is ended he will make a still better show¬ BALANCE OF LINES THAT HAVE BEEN SELLING ALL SEASON AT $18 AND $20. ing. Spencer Gordon and Fleming Newbold $3.50 and $4.00 Coats. Spe¬ $15, have both done good work, and the match cial for Saturday evening, OUR PRE-INVENTORY MOVEMENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR REDUCTION TO between them will also be looked forward (5 to 9 o'clock, at 1.95 THE SMALL PRICE OF $11.75. An line i to with interest. If the weather continues excellent of Wom¬ tine, it is more than probable that a large There are close on to two score patterns in worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots, in addition to blue en's Black Kid Ox- 5 gallery will be in attendance to witness the tenet of taste in dress.and at the same time desire to of this sale will assist the Stylish of the matches. and black serges. If you wish to honor every good practice the virtue economy you toward fords, new and desirable T playing season s our ? ? acquirement of both those ends. Remember, they are all this goods, the product of own workrooms and are therefore possessed of every salient fashion feature shapes; turn meters of the race in in lasts; worth A .> 0.05 2-5, which is the fastest 1 meters ever Offerings Boys' F? 0.05 Stirring Pre=inventory Clothing. ridden, the best previous time being 3-5, up to $4. to made by Mormo. the French rider. 3^4^ Kramer defeated all the best riders In Continuation of That Great Offer of Offer of close at v Europe, and Is *10,000 richer than when he Boys' Up to $7.50 Juvenile Pre=inventory Boys' $5.50, $6.00 started from this side three months ago. Suits at $2.29. He rode in France. England, Holland, Ger¬ Wash and Wool Suits at to $7.50 Suits at many, Italy and Belgium. It was in the Juvenile Suits, of all-wool fancy Children's latter country that he covered himself with cheviots, red, blue and brown serge. glory. He rode three match races and won $1.95. Shepherd's check, worsteds, etc., etc. all three, not losing a heat. In the first race THE WASH SUITS ARE WORTH UP TO $5.00. Sailor and Russian $3.95. he defeated Schilling of Germany and Friol THE WOOL SUITS ARE $3.00, $3.50 AND $4.00 VALUES. blouse styles; sizes 2% Shoes and of France; the second was also a three- or more to 12 These suits AMONG THE WASH SUITS you'll And a dozen of years. Double-breasted jacket, Norfolk and 3-plece styles; made of cornered contest, Farley of Australia and patterns in Russian blouse, Eton sailor and regular sailor style. positively sold as high .29 the finest serges, worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots. Sizes 7 to Rutt of Germany being the other contest¬ The materials consist of white pique, duck, madras, Galatea, as $7.,50. During our Pre- 16 years. They're broken lines that we're anxious to close ants. The third and last event was the linen and brilliantine. Sizes range from 2V4 to 11 years. .95 inventory sale out they 2 out before we begin stock-taking. They represent the best most important. He was opposed by Meyer SUITS embrace cassimeres and cheviots. go for we've shown this season. To our we've who THE WOOL fancy J patterns knowledge of Germany, the champion, never 3.95 Lot of Infants' and Children's European Sizes 7 to 16 years. given better value Shoes in black kid. patent leather had previously beaten him, In the only with kid top. patent leather with rt-d match race he lost on the other side. The or white tops and tan shoes; also match was best two heats In three, and in blai k. Kramer won in two straight heats by over Strap Slippers 't.7 ^3 From tan and patent leath-r; J & /"* a length in each event. Goods Pre=inventory Offerings American In the Two Furnishing Last Panama Hat Sale size- .'f to K; worth u The champion speaks Stirring $1.00. Sale price highest terms of his reception abroad, and of the says he hopes to repeat the visit next year. Season. home all summer and de¬ for Shoe After this 15 dozen are we can't He will remain Specials Saturday. gone promise any will Department as the out fend his championship title. He ride more, market Is practically cleaned of Pana¬ an exhibition mile at the Vailsburg, N. J., MEN'S HIGH-G RADE NEGLIGEE Men's $3 and $3.50 Shoes, $2.35. Women's $3 and $3.50 Tan mas. This has been a great season for them. Through Edirnonston'sl track tomorrow night. friendly tip we got these.and rightt thankful we are, too, made of the finest im¬ Made of and Oxfords at $2.10. .because we were actually clean¬ SHIRTS, patent colt, Vlcl Kid ed out of Panama Hats. These are JAMES SMITH DEAD. Russia calf. Blucher and Bal. styles. Tans are in great vogue this sea¬ the that sell for 1334 F St. rZ. madras and Irish son. This lot consists grades regularly | ported genuine A few pair of patent colt In button of dark tan $5.00 and $0.00. The shapes em¬ ? Vici Kid and Russia Well-Known "Ped" and Trainer Passes linen ; dark and light colorings. Our style. They're odd lots Calf, in Ox¬ brace square crowns, neglige, al¬ fords and Gibson Ties; welt and turn pine, etc. While they last they Away, Aged 67 Years. Shirts. at J.15 of our regular $3.00 and soles.large eyelets and for SPECIAL SALE. regular $2 Special go 2-95 $3.50 Shoes. Pre-In- wide laces; Cuban, Mil¬ SHENANDOAH, July 14.James Smith, 2-35 and ventory price..; itary Steeple heels. who came to America In 1868 from England Men's Shirts and Drawers; shirts They're decidedly cheap All Straw Hats at $1.00. with George Topley, the champion walker Balbriggan at $2.10, as they're regu¬ Two Prices. One pair of classes of England, Is dead. In the same year he have French lar $3.00 and $3.50 goods. 2-io All Straw Hats that All Straw Hats that to see near and far. neck, pearl buttons, be.it In a match In Potts- B)ys' $2.00 Shoes, $1.45. were formerly priced were formerly priced Topley walking and $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 go $3.00 and AfiQL. I>l»iauinrid Ring, blue- C J $10,000 that he could beat any man walking « (Eoitmmui kit-. & in the world. He held the championship ^aka «»w.luteljr pt-rfeet.... from 1808 to 1880. He came to Shenandoah a. A A . * « AAA.*..*. .*. $120 ^1n.^!r^b.'ur:h"e.: $70 in 1883. $24 Diamond Rlug $12 at Inlet Park yesterday after¬ New York Americans. Such a deal is said the three games concluded during the first PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS. Collegians, to be on. The locals won out und rather eas¬ session, Janowskl of Paris won his against noon. During a base l