Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1888, Page 2

ad THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., bs i Passe aan aS Fs ibs THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON that of any ether daily paper published tn ‘and mach greater than rab dn ether Gally gaveed tele Heiea Advertixers . will serve their own paryore best, snd at the same ‘time greatly accommodate Tux Stan, if they will send fm Before noon to-morrow the'r snnouncements for the extra large edition of Satariay's paper, the forms ‘of which must be sent to press mutch earlier than on Uheother five days of the week. oe From the statements maile to the Senate Distriet committee in the investigation of the railroad problem it becomes clear that the Pennsylvania Rafiroad figures in the objectionable role of a Mr. Jayde only in Washington, and that in Phila- Geiphia it 1s a benevolent snd beneficent Dr. Jekyll. In the latter city the company spent five million dollars to give the people & more con- veniently-located station. They did this, “not “of thetr own volition,” but mérely because the people wished and urged it, unselfishiy ytelding to an irresistible, philanthropic and Jekylline impulse. In Washington they ‘Will not gratify the people by a removal of their Station for the few squares which will carry it from the. beautiful reservation which the capital ‘wishes to reclaim in the development of its mag- nificeat original plan, and will not sink their tracks even to remove an obstruction which is0- lates a wpole section of the city and paralyzes its growth. in Philadelphia the railroad has bought und owns for Its parposes between 500 and 600 acres of land within the eity mits. Ithas ground of its own for the transaction of its business and, while it occupies the public streets to some extent, {claims that: “In no respect, however, do we in- convenience the pubilc in that way. ' Wherever ‘we do occupy the streets, either for loading or unloading cars, it has been at the solicitation et the public, and not becausa we desire todoso.” In Washington, however, the railroad lias not made those purchases of property which ‘wouid enabie {t to refrain from occupation of pub- Me property except at the solicitation of the public, It has on the contrary pursued the policy ot using public property as its own. Fortunately It does not need so much a3 500 acres for its pur. poses in Washington, and some of the public park- ing 1s therefore still unoccupied by it, and availa- bie for use by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Which aspires to occupy with tt in this city the proud position of a dependent upon the charity of the Government. It appears, ‘then, Uhat‘in one city, where the road yields to the Jekyll side of 13 nature, it is driven by public optnion to become a vast property-holder and tax- payer in order not to inconvenience the people by Occupation of the streets, and to spend millions of dollars against Its wilt in moving a station over a alle in order solely vo gratify the people's desire, And it further appears that in another city, where the road assumes the abhorrent aspect of Mr. Hyde, it is driven by public opinion, It mockingly claims, toa refusal to move a station afew hun- dred feet, though it spotis where it stands the contiguity and beauty of a series of public reser- Yations; to a refusal to spend a cent In sinking its tracks or in enabling it to act within the law by doing its freight business on itsown property; and to a persistent, illegal, and damaging, but inexpensive, occupation of the public land, and the throttling of a whole section of the city. In {ts explanatory statements to the committee ‘the railroad sometimes forgets its local trans- formation and attempts,"In reference to its affairs fa thisetty, to talk as Dr. Jekyll, while disclosing toali the ugly features and clutching fingers of ‘Mr. Hyde. For instance, when asked to remove its station from the Mail a distance of only a few ‘Squares tt assumes with Kydish recklessness that ‘the attempt ts to force it to the Long Bridge or to Eastern Branch, and professes with a Jekylline philanthropy that while stations at such remote potnts would be cheaper for the rai!road tt cannot dream for an instant of so inconvenfencing the dear public, and the station must therefore remain Where it 1g, It must not be forgotten how short a aistance southward from the present station the Intersection of Maryland and Virginia avenues Hes, and that i the distance to which ft is westward from the present station to that extent it is nearer the business center of the efty, which 1s said to be at the corner of F and ‘Stn streets. The same combination of Jekyliine ¥otee and Rydish beliavior is noticeable in the matter of its illegal occupation of the public streets and svennes for freight and storage pur- poses. It admits that it Is a violator of the law, but pleads, first, that it did not know that tact until the court told it so; and, second, that tts pecuilar situation, In view of its absorbing love for the District and the character of the lav, compels itto bea law-breaker. it appears that after it bad for years pursued the policy of using pubile Property for freight and storage purposes B spite of the indignant protests of citizens, M% purchased a plece of ground, insignificant in size, im view of the extent of Its need for additional ‘Storage room, which could not be reached except by leaving its line through the city as laid down by Congress, crossing a street and obstructiqg the approach to the Long Bridge across the Potomac. The Supreme Court of the United States decided that the road could not depart from its route and spoil more streets without authority from Con- gress; and tn that decision the road finds excuse for a compiaint that it is forced to continue its un- happy career as u law-breaker. The good Dr. Jekyil would have purchased adequate property on @ street or avenue already occupied by the road, and applied to Congress for leave to rea‘h it; or if exorbitant prices were demanded vould have applied also to Congress for th privilege of condemaing private property within specified Iualts for its purposes. ‘The Pennsylvania ts a great railroad, liberal, en- terprising, and progressive. Is it content to be harrow and {liberal even in a single city? FOR THE CHOICE OF ABOUT 6,000 PAIRS LA- DIES’ FINE BUTTON BOOTS, FINE CURACAO OB DONGOLA KID; WIDTHS A TOE: SHAPES, OPERA OR COMMON SENSE. THESE GOODS ARE THE PRODUCTS OF SUCH POPULAR MAKERS AS COUSINS, COX, AND OTHERS, AND HAVE BEEN MARKED DOWN FROM 92.50, $3, AND 93.50 TO $1.98 IN ORDER TO CLOSE THEM OUT. WE SHALL LOSE MONEY ON EVERY PAIR, BUT DO 80 TO MAKE ROOM FOR SEVERAL KEW LINES WHICH ARE TO SUBSTITUTE THESE. IT IS NECESSARY FOR US TO REMIND YOU THAT THESE GOODS CAN NEVER AGAIN BE DUPLICATED AT ANYTHING LIKE THESE PRICES, AND AS THIS 18 ONLY ONE INSTANCE OF THE REDUCTIONS WHICH ARE NOW PRE- VAILING THROUGHOUT OUR HOUSES, WE HOPE THAT YOU WILL FIND IT TO YOUR INTEREST TO JOIN THE PROCESSION TO % ‘WM. HAHN & C0.'3 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 Seventh street; 1922 Penn. ave. nw.” - co) 231 Penna ave. £2, Beronz Mazxe Ovn USUAL DISPLAY , Of Advanced Spring Styles of Hosiery we will gladly take the “drop” price placed on the following num- bers: LADIES 250. PLATN and COLORED HOSE, good quality, dropped to 19c, LADIES’ SUPERIOR QUALITY BLACK HOSE, ‘Split feet, dropped to 23c. LADIES’ BLACK HOSE, 50c., warranted fast colors. LADIES HEAVY RIBBED LISLE HOSE, farcy colors, beantiful goods, only inaizes 9 and 93%, were $1, dropped to 59¢. eq ADIE® FANCY STRIPED Hoak, were $1, now LADIES’ DROPPED-STITCHED LISLE HOSE, re- duced to 89c., were $1.25. All our CHILDREN’S HOSE reduced in the same Proportion. REDUCED PRICES IN WORSTED GOODS. 50c. Toboggans, all colors, now 39¢, ‘85c. Tobogwans, all colors, now @8c. ‘$1 Toboggans, all manner of combinations, now 7: LEGGINS REDUCED IN PRICE. Children’s Hand-Knit Leggins, made of good quality zephyr, for 89e., all sizes. Ladies" Lergins in a better quality wool, hand-knit, in black and colors, for 44c. and 49c. Ladies’ all-wool Legyins, full regular made, in black and assorted colors, from O8c,, according to size. Jersey Legzins, in sizes to fit Ladies or Children, made of the bent quality Jersey Cloth, from 81.39. WORSTED MITTS, PRETTY MUCH YOUR OWN PRICE. Beat quality at 25¢. goo! Mitts, stitched om beck with silk, Jong wrists, CHIDREN’S SILK MITTS, 680, Ladies’ Fine Silk Mitts. hand-knit, made witha — stitch, im all different combinations, only FASCTNATORS! FASCINATORS! Beautiful quality, made with shell stitch, in pink, light biue, white and red, only 39¢. Batter Goods at 68c., 98c. and $1.23. THOSE LAUNDRIED SHIRTS WE ADVERTISED are yet to be had. but only one-half tho quantity. The ‘sizes now in stock aro 14, 1436, 15, 15%, 16, 2636, 17, ‘Those who have not yet seen this bargain should come at opce. Remember, these are made of excellent muslin, re- enforced. patent-stayed, well-gussetted, hand-made button holes, tinen neck and wristbands, and perfect ting. WE ARE SELLING THESE AT 7ic. L A NEN 553, * un 2°A NNN See8 EP EE ER ge ie a BEM Boo AME w ke ‘oe it te BBB) RRR 00 ete bee Ere 8 8 w38 oo ORIGINATORS OF CLOSE PRICES, 420, 422, 424, 426 7th st., 417, 419 sth st THE LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON. ONE PRICE FOR EVERYBODY. $< ‘The meeting of colored citizeas last night to pro- test against the disorderly Willard Hall conven- tion a3 @ fair represcutation of the intelligence, sobriety, and good order of the colored people ot the District, resulted successfully. The protest ts based upon facts. Nowhere eise in the world have the colored race made snch marked and rapid de- ¥elopment as at the national capital They are entitied to gratify a reasonable pride in pointing to “their excellent pubile schools, thetr numerous churches, their able ministers, thelr colleges, presses, literary societies and edu- cated men” in this city. ‘The Willard Hail conven- fiom does not represent them any more than tt Yairly represents the whole District. It was a disorderiy mob ta Wnich those elements contended that will always come to the front in the sham pollties whieh alone can be permitted in the Dis- trict under the present Constitution, elements which contemptuousiy disregard men of the abil- sty and reputation of Fred. Dougiass, and make leaders of obesure, small-bore politiclans. The future progress of the colored people of Washing- Yon will doubtless be as continmous and rapid as im the past, but the exercise of bogus suffrage or Gemands tor that sweet boon will not hasten their development, or show the progress they have made ia ts best Light. oo ‘The proposed constitutional amendment chang- ing the date of inauguration day to April 30th should be acted upon at once by the House, and adopted without any amendment whatever, $0 that it can go immediately to the states, and be made effective in time for the centennial anni- Versary. Cuanges ot great merit in regard to the sessions of Congress are proposed in connection prerelin ayyaegm it, Dnt they should be treated . Any other amendment joined to this ‘Will require consideration, and develop more or Jess opposition. The inauguration amendment is now known all over the country, and will be acted upon at once by state logisiatures. It is hoped that the House judiciary committee will act Promptly in the matter, and to the greater satis- faction of tne public than thetr predecessor of the last Congress. $$ “Betsy and ¥ are out,” moans the deserted George. The democrats left the George party at the recent New York election. George's tree trade opinions and his policy of fusing with the demo- crate on that issue are driving away bis ex-repud- Fens. Srecur, Paces STINEMEIZ & 1257 PERNDSLUANTA AVE, ‘Next comer 13th street. TTR Seta seca 22 bus. 40 deep 6320, redced ‘iste Mh Saaqae, 40 bust, 40 deer, #150, retnced 1, Stapanyatpetars Feduced Jacket, 36 bust. reduced from (very Sine), 8 bust, 7-S0,torth $00. : i ee Se AND PRESSED YOR $1. pee eee aes ot TE roo om ae alte 1 N. Calvert st., ; J.C. Hercursox, IMPORTER, DRESS TRIMMINGS. ERY. CLOAKS, — $07 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Oxicrx Trsarwesr. for chronic and urcvous disesses, Leann Nervousuiess, Bronchitis, Asthma; Weak Lorne Paint? ‘dog, Brine Dinca. Pouiepey. Dy Reveia, Sera ‘Caturrh,. Header reitment inant iu fahalioe ‘Oxyeen Gas, which 8 F aud, odorices, Consul ‘Ome Rours 10 toi2 acme and Stes p ees ee O3C'New York av LACES. fate rE > ene ‘00 N , ae | RR! T EEE z YI AREER FS ‘A VoMAE EU kee F F STORE ot F O88 = W WERE ie oe WHF SLA | “bog “oo pe at are CO ONN HARA E U oS OPE FH REED 00 ge Re oe EE C3 gEB mE & POURD. CREAM LALD COM. GLAZED, RULED. PANSY COM. ANTIQUE, PLAINS PANSY COM., GLAZED, FREXCH COM, ANTIQUE, KULED. Our buyer eae ae nes, ra cate itt these prices "> “ual Bot ze ous PENNEY HE Avance. acs OUR OWN IMPORTATION oF FRERES KOECHLIN'S IN ALL THE NEWEST DESIGNS, IN FIGURED AND PLAIN GOOD. One Line of Sattesus, tn beautiful Patterns and desirable Colorings, 12%¢.; worth much more. SCOTCH ZEPEYR GINGHARS IN BEAUTIFUL COLORINGS, PLAIDS, STRIPES, CHECKS, &0., ‘THE HANDSOMEST GOODS ON THE MAR- KET, EQUAL TO ANDERSON's IN EVERY RESPEOT. 27 Inches Wide. 200. a Yard, 29 and J2 Inches 5c, Yard, OUTING FLANNELS, IN HANDSOME STRIPES, ONLY 200. PER YARD, ALs0, AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF WHITE Goobs. TO DESCRIBE THE LINES OR TO RVEN GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF THEM I8 AN IM- POSSIBILITY. SUFFICIENT TO SAY THAT WE HAVE AN UNSURPASSED ASSORT- MENT IN ALL THE NEWEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, FOR THE REST YOU MUST SEE THEM YOURSELF. wR A EB IMR gies SAURES fs 97TH, 8TH, AND D STREETS. SJouxsox, Gansen & Co. WE WOULD CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR LINE OF DOMESTIC SATTEENS at 12% and 1c. ‘These woods are printed on tk very best material ‘and exact imitation of the finest French styles, BEAUTIFUL LINE FRENCH SATTEENS. ‘Two Cases TOIL DE NORE and BATES GINGHAMS, im short lengths, st 10c.; worth 12. and 15¢. German Table Damask, 25c., 37}ic4 60c. G4-inch Bleached Damask, 50c. Large size Huck and Damask Towels, 120. 10-4 Bleeched Sheeting, 23; real value, 30c. Check Nainsook, Se., 6c., 8c. ‘Corded Piques, 1:234¢., 15¢. Beautiful Diagonal Dress Goods, 12%¢. ‘Tricot{and Henrietta Cloths in Early Spring Weights, BARGAINS IN BLANKETS AND COMFORTS. ALL OUR CARPETS AT COST. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, ~ 636 Pa ave.; South Side. 8 Kanus Crrx First Monrasce NOTES FOR SALE, Thave from $15,000 to $25,000 in First Mortgago Coupon Bonds for sale. They are absolutely safe and ‘will be soid so as to net purchaser ten per cent per an- num. Title guaranteed. I have also facilities for placing amounts from $800 upon good first mortaages at eight per cent interest. Correspondence solicited. WILLIAM H. PARET, ‘Rest, Estat axp Nore BRoxer, f21w Havixe Just placed some large orders for Framed Pictures, our old ones must be sold to make room for them. We offer them at cost for thirty days. Among the new ones will be somo exquisite gems, and many OURS EX- CLUSIVELY. JOHN F. PARET, 913 Pennsylvania ave, Kansas City, Mo. {21W GREAT BARGAIN IN SHTRTS. Qur Comfort Shirt, the old favorite, 85e.: siz f: 65. rhe hist fe male of Wegarates cotton ind Riser sleeves faced, iso's 2.100 linen bosouus. Helatorsea, Eyelets and buttow holes manduader Carinrnnetss gical Rul ies, ME Bay sompie: ifmot satisfactory ioney refunded. BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, £2-10t 1002 F st. u.w. 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL NEW LINEN GOODS TO INTRODUCE SOME OF OUR NEW STYLES. Decorative Painting taught st our rooms, Terms 50c. per lesson, or 63 permonth of eight lessons. Fine Art Embroidery and Crocheting 50c. per lesson. ‘New lines of all kinds of Worsted and Germantown re- ceived. Painting and Fine Embroidery Work to order, & OPPENHEIMER & BRO, ‘New Building, 514 Oth street u.w., bet. Eand F, fl 238-10 OPENING" ‘The news that we send out to-day should find ite way into every home in the Distriet of, Co- Tumbia, Tt is good enough to cross the District lines and travel far into the neighboring states of Virginia and Maryland. 1t 1s news that will boas glad tidings to every home it resches where there are boys to clothe and care for, for ‘wo announce to-day the most thoroughly sweep- {ng bona fide reduction sale of Boys’ and Chil- Aren's Clothing—new and fashionable cloth- ing—(not a lot of oli etylen or the remains of a Dadly-selected stock)—that this country has ever known. “A broadstatement,” you will say. So Mts; but it goes; and by its truth or faleity we are willing to be judged. SAKS AXD COMPANY. ‘We are going to sell at one-half and two-thiris the original cost every Suit, Overcoat and Sep- arate Pants in our Boys' Department, trom the foll lines of which there are two or more sizes missing. Ass good tracker trims his vines and trees to encourage s healthy growth, so wo realize the necessity of Keeping our stock free from broken lots, for we have every reason to be proud of our healthy growth here in Wash- ington. As the trucker knows that when the Spring comes and the buds burat and Dame Neturedons her garb of green his trees and vines look brighter and better for having been trimmed in time, so shall our house and stock look when the season opens and we bein the ‘Spring campaign with a stock entirely new. SAKS AND COMPARY. Here are some of the spléndid values with which weshall greet the Boys to-morrow, Allof the broken lots of Boys’ Suits, ages 12 to 18, Jong pants, are uow subject to the following sweeping reductions, The #18 and $16.50 Suits are now going at @21 for the choice, and at this writing there are two suits that were $20 each put ip at same price—$11. The 815 Suits are now going at #9.50 each. ‘The €13.50 Suite ore now marked to sell at $8.50. The #12 Suits now going at #8. The €10 Suits are reduced to 26. The $9 Suits same Price-$6. The $8 Suits now going at #6. The $7 Suits cut to.84.50, and the $5 Suitsare go- iogat @3. The foregoing are big Boys’ Suits, ages 12 to 18, Atthe original prices wo recog nized no competitors, at the present cut-prices you'll haveto imagine what rich values they are, unless you come in and examine them, SAKS AND COMPANY, Here are the heretofore unheard of reductions which we make in the prices of Suits forthe little fellows whoj wear short pants. The lots are broken, remember, that is, the sizes are not all complete, but every size can be found in one or other of the lines below: 3 Suite that were 815 each, now $9.50 for the choice. 8 Suits that were $12 each, now going st $8 for choice, 9 Suits that were marked to sell at @10 each, now $6. 2 Suits that were $8 each, now marke 2Suits that were 87, now ¢: 5.60. 0; 43 Suits that were selling at $5 each, are now going in this ereat clearing-up sale at $3.50: 3 Suite that were $2.95 each, can now be bought for $2 a piece, SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘Here's a grand cut in prices of Fancy Over- coats for the little men from 23 to7 yearsof age. The $15 and $13.50 ones are now going t$10 for the choice, The $12 ones arecut to $8. The $10 ones are now $7. The 9ones now 96, and the $8 ones now $5. Remember these are the finest overcoats for the little fel- lows that we ever carried. Nothing in the world wrong with them, but being pronounced, designs we don't want to carry them over to next year. Here's an exceptional drive. Lots 3818, 3819, and 3923 are boucle-cloth over- costs for the little chaps, ages 4 to 10 years, ‘We bought them ats manufacturer's forced sale 80 low that we were enabled to sell them at S5each, They are worth $10 apiecs, every one of them. Now we want toclear out those left at 83.50 each, Perfect little beauties for the Price of a very ordinary overcoat, SAKS AND COMPANY. Here's a clean slash in the prices of Boys* Knee Pante—odds and ends. Those that were selling $2.75 and $3 now marked $1.65. Those that were selling at $2, @1.75 and $2.50 now bunched at $1.25 each. Those that were marked $1.25 and $1 ere now 65c. cach. And this is how we've cut the prices of Short Pants that are complete in lines of sizes, The $3 ones now 82. The 82.75 onesnow 81.75. The $2.50 ones now 81.50. The @2.25 ones $1.35, The $2 ones $1.26. Tho 81.75 now $1.15. The $1.50 ones going at 1. The $1.25 ones now T5e. The $1 ones going at6se. The 75c. ones now 50c., and the 50c. ones now marked to goat 35¢. each, Big Boys’ Long Pants share the sume fate— agetll to 15. The @5 onesare $3.60. The @4 and 94.50 now 82.95. The $2.75, 83, snd $3.50 ones now 82.25. The $2 and $2.50 ones now 81.50. And here's » big cutin prices of Long Pants of complete lives; that is, we have all sizes between the ages of 13 and 18. The 85 ones are now $3.50. The $4 ones now 83, ‘The $3.60 ones now $2.35. The $2.60 ones now $1.50. The $2 now 81.25, and the 91.50 ‘ones are now #1. ? SAKS AND COMPANY. ‘Here's s cut in prices of Kilt Suite, The $10 ‘and $12 Kilt Suitsare now 87. The €9 ones Row 86. The $8 and $7.50 ons now 85. The 96 and 00.50 onesnow $4, The $4.50.and 85 ones now $3.50. ‘The $3.50 ones now going at $2.50. And here ares few special things with whieh we close the list. One Toboggan Suit of - Blanket like Canadian fabric, including Cap and. Sash, colors lightgray and cardinal, actual value 915, now marked to sell at 95. Tt will ft a boy 13 years of age. Lot °662—Three very Que little Overcoats, i a pronounced pattern—alter. “Bate stripes of black and gray—to fit little fel- lows, ages 4,5 and G, that wore solle at 813.50, are now moing at $7. Calico Shirt Waists ad libitum, pertect Atting 10 cents spiece. ‘We allows discountof 10 per cont off all Boys clothing not specially mentioned in this advertisement. So that there is absolutely Rothing in our Boys Department that is not ‘Subject tow reduction. Do not forget that we ‘fare selling Boys assorted Cashimere Hats ‘worth 38 and 50 cents for 15 cents each, apd ‘Boys’ Cape in every shape, worth from 35 to 85 conte for» quarter of « doliar each. Do not forget that while these goods are here ‘now, they will not long be, Ergo, come st ence ‘tf you want to find them. SAKS AND COMPANY, ‘THE BOYS FAVORITE OUTFITTERS, SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE. Woorwann & Fron, Fm 3, 1888. ‘You will find it of interest toread this columa ally, ag in it weendeavor to give the news of ‘the store in a conciveand impartial manner, and to-day call attention to the following attrac: tive enumorations. Ghaaxp Scnetes Srock Save. Stock-taking has many advantares. It shows tho profit or loss of the half year's business shows what has sold well and what has not; shown the lines that need replenishing and the ‘Mnes that need the “pruping-knifa” We take stock at the end of January because February ‘witnecses two {mportant events in th retail dry foods trade, viz: the APPEARANCE of new ‘Spring and summer goods and the DISAPPEAR- ANCE of all winter stock. As wecarry no goods Over, our entir:atock of strictly winter styles and fob:ics MUST BE SOLD THIS MONTH at a profit it possible, yet at a LOSS if necessary. You naturally expect bargsins during Febru- Ary, snd yon shall not be disappcinted. Read > tne following. SURPLUS STOCK OF DRESS GOODS. We have about 90 Pieces of Winter Dress Goods, which we must dispose of this month, hence this reduction of 25 per cent, ‘90 Pieces 38-inch Fine All- Wool Dress Goods, in an almont endless variety of desirable checks, Stripes, plaids, fancy mixtures, and plain ‘shades. Never before sold for less than 50c. REDUCED 0 370. PER YD. Unquestionsbiy the best bargain of the season, SURPLUS STOCK OF HOSIERY. Cashinere Hose belong to winter, and_ must ‘be soid.this month. We take 25 conte off each Pair to tempt you to buy them, if not for this, then for next winter. 18 Dosen Ladies’ Extra-Fine-Grade Cash mere All-Wool Hose, Fuil Regular Made, in Navy Blue, Seal Brown, and Cardinal. Never before sold for less than 87 ie. REDUCED TO 62c. PER PAIR. . ‘These are conspicuously displayed on & cen- fer table in front of the Hosiery Dept., Main Floor. SURPLUS STOCK OF SILK HOSIERY. Having purchased extensively in order to se- cure them at & low price, wo find oursely overstocked, and to unload have taken one-dol- Tar-anda-half off each pair. 1 surpins lot of Ladies Superfine Paris-made Pure Silk Hose, all of the delicate evening shades, stamped with neat attractive parti-col- ored fiyures and polka-spota, double soles, here- Yofore nold at $4.50. SUKPLUS STOCK PRICE. $3 SURPLUS STOCK OF MENS’ HOSE, Last?Fall we Lought heavily of Mens’ fifty- cout ell-wool Cashmere Hose aud offered them reain at 35c. per pair. They have sold ‘well, but we have too many, and to induce you to relieve us of them more rapidly, we have marked them down to the low price of 23;CENTS PER PAIR. 50e. Hose for 23c; Colors, Navy Blue, Seab Brown aud Cardinal. Men can well afford to lay these aside for next season's use. FEW “ODD” THINGS IN THE EMBROID- ERY DEPARTMENT AT EXACTLY HALF PRICE, TO CAUSE THEIR IMMEDIATE DIS- POSAL. Saranese Fans, for decorating; from 50 to25c. each. Batiste Hand-painted Tidies, from 81 to 50c. each. Batiste Hand-painted Aprons, from @1 to 50c. each. Batiste Hand-painted Curtains, from $12 to 86. Nothingham Lace Tidies, 7 to 80c. each. ‘Lace Fillow Shams, tape bound: 50c. pair. Stamped Linen Splashers, 123, 17, 2 be. (Second floor.) SURPLUS STOCK OF MEN'S SCARFS, Wevonght too many and are compelled to srcrifice them to make room for the spring scarfs. We offer you two for Jess than the former price of one. Men who like a frequent chanse of scarfs will do well to purchase « half- dozen or 30, in view of the ndiculously 10 Price, and MEN'S FINE NECK SCARFS in four or five shapes, including Tecks, Four-in- Hand's, &c. An almost endless variety of ground-colors in stripes, checks and fancy figures, ‘Never before sold for less than 35c. each, NOW 20c. EACH, 3 FOR 50c. Men's Dept. 1013 F st. entrance.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, * ___ONE PRICE ONLY. Sarvavars Grove Bancarss. Woodward & Lothrop call attention to the following excellent values: Ladies’ §-button Mousqnetaire Suede Gloves, in assorted grays and tans, embroidered in self- color and black. ONLY $1 PER PATR. Ladies’ 4-button Perrins-Joinville Pique- Atitehed Kid Gloves, embroidered becks, in black and assorted colors. ONLY 82 PER PAIR. Ladies’ 4-button English Walking Gloves. ONLY 81.75 PER PAIR. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. nw. Sercran Corser Orrenixa. To close out this particular style, we takes dollar off each pair. We consider it at the re- duced price a “spec” bargain. 25 dozen French Imported Satin Corsets, Aide stoeis, ailk-fauned bottom, wide,silk lace at top, perfect in shape and finish. Colors pink, light blue, cardinal, and black. REDUCED FROM 83 TO $2 PER PAIR, (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta. n.w. Tsrasts: Depanracest. ‘This department is well stocked with every ‘wearing requisite for Infants, We have window full on the 11th street side, which in a fair representation of the stock with- ip, We quote: Infants’ Cumbric Slips, with cambric ruffie arourd the neck and sleeves. Only 23c. each. Infants’ Cambric Long Skirts, two clusters of five fine tucks. Only 50c. each. Infante’ Flanuel Short Skirts, wide hem. Only ‘Bc. each. Infants’ Flannel Short Skirts, with scalloped edge embroidered. Only @1 each. Infants’ Cashmere Lone Cloaks, Mother Eub- bard style, collar and cuffs stitched in silk. Only $2.50 ach. Extra value. Child-en's Musiin Drawers, 19, 25, 30, 35, 3746, 40 and 45c. per pair. Fise Muslin Mother Hubbard Night Gowns, sizes @ months to 1¢ yeara, 23, 35, 37%, 40 and 45c. each. Children’s Fine Muslin Night Drawers. Only . iz Con PTT ascend Sees.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, watt fe Most Usvenwear Banaanss. Our stock of Muslin Underwear is yet intact with rerard to styles, qualities, and sizes, Con- spicuous for their general excellence and upri- ‘Yalod value are the following: Pompadour-Neck Corset Covers, in both fine Fine Maslin Higu-Neek Corset Covers, well made and completely finished, Only 12}. each. ‘Good Quailty Muslin Drawers, deep hem, fine cluster of tucks. Only 23c. por pair. Fine Quality Oanbric Drawers, two-inch torchon lace cuftle, with cluster of tacke above. Only 750. por pair. Good Quality Muslin Chemise, lace on neck, Meeves, and down frout. Only.5c. each. MID. WINTER OPENING ALL TaIS WEEK. ALL TWIS WEEK. ALL THIS WEEK ALL THIS WEEK. ALL THIS WEEE This being an “Opening” of new goods, we make no Mention of old stock in iist below: and, as many of the Souvenir Lots are offered at and below cont, we reserve the right co sell only one piece of each lot to acus- tomer. 82.68 Ladies Fine Kid Boots for #2. $4.75 Ladies’ Superfine do. for 04. $3.50 Boss’ English Calf Shoes for 83. €3 Youth's English Calf Shoes for ¢2.50. Other shoes, etc., at 10 per cent discount, 12}e. Linen Collars for 3 for 25c. 1234. 3-ply Linen Cuffs for 3 patr for 2c, 25c. Stamped Pillow Shams for 19¢. 19¢, Lace Tidies, with Ribbons, 2 for 250. ‘25c. Linen Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 20¢. 1244c, Linen Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 100. 45c. Mens’ Cnina Silk Hendkerchie’s for 35¢. ‘7c. Colored Brocaded Handkerchiets for 50c. $1 Men’s Silk Mufiiers for 75c. 25c. Crepe Lisse Ruching for 20c. ‘12. Chenille Spot Vails for 10c. 15e. Lace-edge Skirt Ruffiing for 12c. ‘2 extra nize Spanish Lace Scarfs for $1.70. $1.48 42-inch Spanish Guipure Flouncing for 61. 81.68 42-inch Chantilly Lace Fiouncing for 81.25. @1.15 Silk Brussels Net (two yds. wide), 95c. $2.68 White Chantilly Fedora Flouncing, 82,25. 10 per cent discount on New Embroideries. 10 per cent discount on New Trimmings. 10 per cent discount on New Buttons. 10 per cent discount on “Palais Royal” Gloves. $1.50 Evening Silk Gloves, extra long, for $1. $1.25 Evening Silk Gloves, lace tops, for 87c. 10 per cent discount on New Jewelry. ‘10 per cent disconnt on New Fens. 10 per cent discount on New Leather Goods. 20 per cent discount on Dolls. 59c. Muslin Chemises, Embroidered, for 46¢. ‘8G. “Mother Hubbard” Night Gowns for 69a, 39¢. Tucked-front Muslin Cuensises for 28c. 29¢. Tucked Muslin Drawers for 25c. 98c. Tucked Rufile Skirts for 79c. ‘19¢. India Linen Aprons for 15c. 50c. Busties, several new styles, for 39c. 75c. French Woven and Coutil Corsets for 590. Black G. G. Silks for $1.19. @1.19 Black G. G. Silks for ¢1. 91.19 Black Satin Rhadame for $1. $1.25 Colored Faille Francaise for 8: 5c. Colored Surah Silks for 55e. ‘806e. Tricot Cloths for 35c. 91.35 12-inch Black Morie Sash Ribbons for $1.19 81.98 10-inch Colored Sash Ribbons for 1.75. Nos. 1G and 22 Ribbous for 19c., worth 350, ‘98c. Felt Hats, all styles, for 25c. = $1.48 French Relt Hate, all styles, 750, 8c. Fancy Feathers, for 4g¢. 98c. Fancy Feathers for 68c. 81.68 Fancy Feathers for $1.25. 48c. Bunches Silk Flowers for 39¢. ‘98c. bunches Silk Flowers for 79c. 10 per cent discount on new Silk Hosiery. 10 per cent discount on Silk Underwear. ‘35e. Derby Ribbed Hose for 25c. 33e. Fancy Striped Hose for 25e. 81.35 Ribbed Wool Vests for ¢1.19, 0c. Swiss Ribbed Vests for 50c. 98c. Colored Ribbed Vests for 83c. $1.48 New Imported Jerseys for $1.25. $2.68 New Braided Jerseys for $2.50. £5.00 English Flannel Wrappers for 84. $6.50 New Fisnnel Wrappers for $5. 28.00 New Braided Wrappers for $6.75. $10.00 Now Beaded Visiter for 88.98. 8145 Silver Gray Rubber Circulars for $1.29. 13¢. Antique Brass Photo Frames for 100. 25e. Nickel Soap Boxes for 19¢. 25e. English Tooth Brushes for 19¢. ‘59c. English Hair Breshes for 450. ‘45c. Bottles Bay Rum for 39¢. 39c. Lobn's Face Powder for 25c. 10c. Dress Steels for 8c. ‘23e. Silk Garter Elastic for 19¢. 10c. Combs 7c. ;45c. Shell Combs 3c. 0c. Boxes Fancy Tinted Writing Paper for 3c. 10 percent Discount on Clocksand Lamp3. 110 per cent discount on Japanese Ware. 19, (CHILDREN’S GOODS. ‘39¢. Fancy Collars, all styles, for 290, Se. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 4¢. 98c. Boys’ Rubber Coats for 79c. 250. Black Ribbed Hose, double knees, for 19c. 1.30 Misses’ Silver Gray Rubber Circulars for $1.19 €1.25 Imported Stockinet Jerseys for 980, 10 per cent discount on new Ulsters, ’ 25e. 4-nly Linen Cuffs for 196. ‘150. 4-ply Linen Collars for lle, 25e. New Btyles Scarfs for Bc. G8c. Now English Hearts for 44. Bc. New Euglish Scarfe for 89e. 25e. Suspenders, all stylee, for 19¢. 6de. “Champton" Plaited Front Shirts for 5#e, ‘73e. Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts for 9c. 480. English Ceshmere Half Hose for 39c. ‘36¢. English Merino Half Hose for 29. 25e. Half Howe, all styles, for 2c, Cartwright and Warner's Underwear 20 per cent. 68c. Bleached Canton Flannel Drawers for 590. 91.35 English Cashmere Wool Underwesr for 61.10. $1.76 Fancy English Wool Onderwesr for €2.40. 82.00 Medicated Wool Underwess for 61.60. 91.50 Genuine “Gloria” Umbreliss for 61.39. 83.36 Sik Umbrellas, gold and silver tops, 62.79. 82.75 Smaller Size do. for 62.48 62.48 Enelish Silk Umbrellas for 1.98. 82.98 Extra Size do. for 82.68. $1.60 Rubber Coats for $1.49. ‘25c. Linen Handkerchiats for 20¢. 45c. Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs for 350, $1.00 Heavy Silk Mufflers for 750. ‘20 per cent discount on Warm Gloves. "| notice of first meeting. ork. Tye ist pars +donia is ” WaASTED-LADIES TO LEARN TRE Bist sis fern of dress “areen # trad» cute overan spprentice wanted. Mire L- ae 5 ANTED_WOMEN COOKS, #10 T0 840. C bermsida N Iremees inicity oF a Waitere: Drivers or Fars: Haris: Gaomel Men Coo To9-2t" ‘SAML A COOMBS. £26 F st. n. WASTED-A SALESMAN To MANAGE A CUS. ae yisilcrine Department, one who has experi. Sou 82. Steromea = Mefereuce retired. 2unr A GOOD PEMALP COOK. AT 1928 Must bave wood city references. 13: We AONE, WHITE WOMAN TO COOK & Seamer in S amet famsiy ue Nie Teterences. Call st 31 Ist st. he mor WASTEDIA COMPETENT | GHAMBEKM 4) Ove to asaist in washiog aud dromlue. 7:30 5 tiniw. ms Witte THONG GERMAN ChE asrexs old tor general work: ust = uiehia. Apply, with reference, v1l Est ir Y ANTED_A LADY To MAKE NENSELY GENER- Waigibet 1257 Tox snesensia? gates sroal! ‘and. comfort wae, Addroan Feforencen, CHEEDUES: srr omen” VANTED—A MAN WITH @1 PITAL TO Warenar totic an testicn inane Anowicdice of the busivew low rent; e-iiiral iecaiow Apply immediately to SAMUEL A. COME v0 2 FANTED—AN INTELLIGENT GENTLEMAN NY SSIS citar to Satan fo Ass'n, no. previous: knuwielice of the ‘ban Bred, MOall NM. BUNT ottice No.5, 'TED-FOR STECIAL WORX TWo (NOT a Bosiness Mer. both ia capacity aud offered and steady enples= ment. Apply Box 40, Star office. ae YANTED-A GIRL FoR GENERAL Nov W sock: moose ota se Naehe: Sinst tore, 1108 WANTED OFF BOY (wu write a fair band ant be quick at & age: salary 88 per month “Address QU fice. ANTED—A COLORED WOMAN 10 Cook Worst sndison Sway at uient apy at hh AX —COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, alters, &c.: Go charges unless em Alas, wood canvassers to well lyeg, STEVENS’ Employm’t Bureau, 717 ¥tis st. nw, TE RES me APOSITORS, T sex: wood reference. Also, Omice Address Box 91, Star offe'. i re FIRST-CLASS SOLICITOR FOR & gentleman speaking Gersan preterred Ries oeee ies Pome WASIEDSAMAS TOMILK AND DHIVE A MILK | ‘wagon. inquire st 401 Mass 0 2 Wastes MIDDLE. AGED WOMAN country. wood wagem Adsiness 736 14th WASTED Appl 3 Warmnzror NG MAN FOR A GENTs' FUR. niahing Business. Ouly those who are exp: need apply. Address P. M.. Star office. é Was TED = MMEDIATELY — 1.000 1. & Agents: erand new rubber undersarnent Semales: 910 adey: proof free, Mra. HF. LIT: Chiao, HL mah 68 4 ANTED—A WILLIN HEALTHY EXPERL W fission totan on attineeyenrait coli get fo pew ust be weil ecouuncaded. Apply at Hpom 10, Ariloxton Fire lus, Co., 1003 Pa. ave. bet 10 and 12 o'clock a. io __ eae ‘ANTED—BAN SSONS, CAN PLAY A little: prefer Sunday tor taking same. Adlress, stating terms, D J. F., Star offier. | DY | it WANTED {AT DICK’S AGENCY, WOMEN C00KS | wwaitrossce. Burson, $10 to $40; chambermaids, Innnaress, men cooks, dairymen, man and wife, W 2 STED-CERTAIN LapiEs W a reading club for evening each week for re: tribute Scents a month ing to Join the cub will please sen drcsses to Box 50, Star banies NTED—A SETTLED WOMAN, WHITE, cook and washerwouan in a sm: 3 bat ethoromeny compete a ue TO LEARN THE yess: ole ‘with one OF two yeare expe- Drug. Fen preferred: must reside a the northeast part of the city. Address DRUG BTORE, star omice. felt WANTED WHITE "AND | COLORED | Coo) Meadguariers for Swedish, German aud eit Toreles (Headquarters for Swedish, German sud. ai io Yharnhiau’s Help Achy, 630-052 Est, tw 1 WAS Tep—-pespon: ENPLOYMENT —BU- Teau, conducted by ludies. Men and women. whit» | and colored, for all kinds of domestic labo: ‘tnd States, with reference. 717 M st, W3STEDLADIES TO LEAKN THE ART OF dress cutting by the perfect tailor square, with. out the all draftings done on ge ds. rust. .w., opposite Mores’. Jal4-im W4NTEDDIMEDIATELYLADIBS TO WORK for a wholesale Louse. on ueedlework at their own, omen (een any “dietane)- “Gon Jay cat, be inate, ing furuished, varticulars free. Address Al: ISTIC NEEDLEWORK 00, 135 8th st, New York niteobin WASTED IES, NOMEN, Boys, AND GIRLS, to earn 20c, to $2 an hour at their own homes. a0 humbug, work is siinple and easy. Twenty worki |S cuvclone, containing’ « sample ot goods 1D pay’ oy ‘and full instructions, sext for 106. ay Sc, Address uC. ROWELL & Co, Rutland, Vt sm WWANTEDA DRESS MAREE IN EVERY FAMILY. Learners for Prof. CHKISTNER'S new “Iu- ternational Tailor System" with inch-rale oF | fepe-measure alone, as all scientific tailors cut. atterns and materials cut, basted, draped vr made, 26-3" WARTED BY A COLORED WOMAN, A SITUA. ‘ton as Nurse or Cook for a private family. Good references. 18 stephen's aliey, between Z1st and 27d aud Land M st 1 UARTERS — POSTITONS Chambermaids, Wattress, Laundress Seamstress. Men Waiters,Qvoks Coschimen, tera. SAM'L A. COOMES, 926 Fst. n. fos VANTED—BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN. A Pisce in private family to wait aud do goueral Tk or Grivecarriage. Good references, Apply WEASTED_BY A FIRST-CLASS COOK (COLORED) aHiyation: can give good city refercnces. Apriy W ‘ANTED-SITUATION-BY A BOY OF 16IN A YANTED-—BY A YOUNG COLORED, MAN—A office: references given. rity. Diace as Coachiaan, or to do general housswork gud wait, tn private family: good city references. |Ad- Gress FATTHECL, Star tion ae WASTED-AN EX K EXPERI Pension and oth F claims desires en) Feferencen thebest, Address MUTUAL, Stat office. WASTED A GITURTION TODO SEWING, willing toa-aist in Light housework by « youus lady. Capitol Hill preferred, Address 1209 4th st.se* Ww NTED-SIT TiO} S FOR ALL KINDS_OF : ASEM IOS MENT AND ROOM Eades E BUREAC, 717 4th aw. 5 tacbauged. Address box 28, Ster omen. ANTED—DICK’S AGENCY HAS FIRST-CLASS Wee Cabermaide, wasttrsse Laurdresss nant cm, butlers, coschme. house tea Sad boys, with city references O19 7th at. ww. U2 WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE FEITE WOM. * todo penoral bousewerk tae sayy refer fis at 403 Het ‘ANTED-IN THIS CITY, A HOME FOR A ‘rat abd quiet boy.'13-yare of wre, in a Christ, tan and srintocralic family. for farther information ® jaterview Will bs required. Please ‘send ade AUSTIAN HOME, Star cilice. fel Waste, natOns Pak WALT AR, co nich aud Wonedl 0 ‘ivroes, walt. be other help ia fatailies Testa sie ec Fie BU NMA G30. oie Fae ne Wise WAXIED(2Y, XOUNG, MAN OF, FIG) Employmevt of any sind trom 6 to 11 p.m. writing oF ferred: best of references by present COPY. Star office. f1-8t* WANTED-—HOUSES. Marci" rout pot te eases : c WA5y Ti for email faye four es wuunbar weet Nora te oe | ine pury _WANTED.-ROOMS es Wate) ret GENTLEMAN AND & trevtaned, coumtor-c ale, Cryght Rooks, wt sholmome Board. ima te" vatally we tection jaet ered. Ser » gxere math Address “COMFORT.” Star efter, WASTE®—4 Foot POR sToLAur oF oy Pitare eget of ts at most Ve reasonable HP srt OW Ft ae eee TED — A FURNISHED ROOM Wist OF st. where no questions are rene IGN, star clive 3 WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS MASE A COAL. AXD WOK YARD, Bter oftien, fi sk NEW EITHER sdround, cheap ANED-A ONE © We ae er month yal is retained, securima 2 Y ‘Duune Meaning Lusitier addreen t23e ADULTS writ Aperionce qualified im three action. Terms moderate, 1X WARE ENOTyP: STOCK, WILL BUY BE fore asecesiueut ¢ Tid Ades ders PERSE, PRLOUZE. F street, Kellogy butiding. WAstet ca bees 1KE DISTRICT, Address, with locati:a and price fies. WANTED er aie Wartes> f A NICE Panic Organ t wraph or Remington Typewriter Thea S®. ster cic 11m USAND SEOUND-MAND ‘Adcivess JOHN F CUL- fol-Gt Tiade to work weap. bon hed Pers wwowteraee, WAM. S2Satu.e. WANTED PURNTTORE PRATHER BEDS Cane Peta Stoves, Clothing, or eutire Honsebakl i fpcte, Tie higwest weak pcos pal Agron BAUM, ; *. ie % 3e13- hi PIPL KNOWN Tuat © & BUNDY. oF °S Loutstans posite City Hi missioner of Deeds fur ail the States aud Tereitories (except Maryland), WANTED, coMMISSTON every State apd Territer Coumimeomer, JNO F. BRALL. 1b cthce trom 9 a ts. teks Eby FOR aud U. =. aw, FOR SALE—LOTS. °K SALE-ONLY A FEW MORE OF THOSE ort lots on South Caroling ave. aud 10th st. se; Very cha}: now is your time to buy. 17 feet frout be sold Apply to : ae Room 3, 613 F st nw FF O2 PAE RGIEE PINE Lots on sour ste of Rhode Ialand ave., sear 16th #t WM. P. YOUNG, 1308 Fst. fave.; three sguares fine iocation tor build: ent Fur im is, region [resents any otber in the #uburts Overlookitg the ety. BEAJ. P. DAVIS. Se Sehin eh er ‘at the ititerwee:hom Capital street” 100x8 id at 2 bargain, SWORMSTLDY & Bi Fm jai ieee Fe EAP ors AT PoKPST, GLEN, Ma. 1 Die, aud 2 cents por fost, if wold bel is a Wiherronn, 142i Pst, ¢ OF THE 241) New tk ave, FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS JOR SALE—A BARGAIN—AT PRIVATE SALE, & dozen or more Gi Paintings. also some beautiful hromes,*Srofon and five Laut watttean chee) Apr & rae oe ELPOAXT COUPE ELYOAXT COUPE RORSE. eos ana god driver gy Aa chioun. “Apply to J. FOR SALE—UED PEATHERS. 15 Choices ews std ‘ca Ads, Stestrensea, es lowest prices Orde oy eral sid otherwise. Detivered ALBERT SEITZ, = hee x Pous Festiers Tertect_ single, ‘Also, Wagot aid Harness, = JOR SALE-CREAP SAFETY hicCLt, condition. Apply at Room 28. 1416 F st. "© Foe ano SHAhs STANDARD PORTABLE ‘Gas Machine Stock. Of-rs wanted PKANS H PELOUZE, 2416 F street, Kellowe Building. maw OK SALE-ONE FINELY-PINISHED ( PRIGHT: standard make, at a great WOKCH & COS Warerooiss, Piano Agencs JROR SALE—CasH—ONE © ‘and Provision Markets ' Sears. centrally Coot’tor mroct: cool seegoue fur selline. ‘Ou'y thom ‘tor £OOd Feanous {UF selling. Ons tho Wo mest busivem eed apply. Price 1,800. Ad Green MARKET, Star ofber 2 ROK Sale. E Stock at ¢13.00 ver ehere i. = Foe SEE 125 Si SOF ‘Carriage ad Power co. Stock at Address XX. X., Star off Fok tig bar rm . ‘suivets; cheap at €175 T.GMAMAD, 1407 — _ ae } TOR § ALE_—ONE HOUS): 6 YEARS OLD. yd sd burners, 1 UOKKy idl usruess. ADD! 4 ekees bead sews Sa SHELLA BARGER silt r Fes , STOCK OF GROCERIES ‘uid Bxturce wil be vid cheap for cash. aust be oid tisis week. Call at 2141 ret iF PERFECTION 3.50 per share 1307 HLRKON & RAMEY, Rane SANDERS & STATMAN, 11-60 34 Paton w m SALE ‘Ten head of Horses, just arrivod from Lexington, i. ODE are Some fine Ceape aed Carriage Horses, “owe Dark Dappi- Gray, 16 have Biacks,'16 lands tush: two very fine Sa ldle Hurwee, JOUN SIMMONS, c. GalGe 11 ithsto, OR SALE—A SEVEN-OCTAVE PIANO. NEW Xook mabe, with carved io. Su iu 3 id onder z :agrest bargain Address CL. . carte. fit 3 j SALE BREWSTER BROUGHAM IN, EX- ‘ccllent Copdition, pore and thats Bree, Aupir at PATNG's Coach Fuctury, 208 Penney RSALEJUST ARMIVED THTETY some Ru dradiht ata dri ore 5 onal your howe. jezbut PoP". SMITH, 1225 Pa ave. Jroxs RAINS act Stor” "SG. autre, 1225 Pa eve JAMES PAR: race fab a FESS 2 aaron foes ee: sonata vette Uy "edie Dek Sn eer Serra SARE NI roxy