Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1895, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1895—TWELVE Around and About —At— PERRY’S. Weare doing the kind of housecleaning that disregards every value attachment. That puts worth on a bargain basis. That sets quality out upon the “hurry” counters. All for what? To keep store better--to have no accumulation of odd sizes--broken lots--or styles that are older than the season. Price shali be the lever that moves them. Some fortunate purchases are loaded into the same vehicle--and enterprise is the power that sets the wheels to turning. bike ® | tet Fe Se Tlen’s Furnishing Gcoods.)Gloves. Pajamas are growing in favor. They We don’t want to restock on some are like some men. You must know Gloves at this late day in the season. So We hurry out what are left— LADIES’ 4button BLACK GLACE, with colored brode—sizes 514, 6%, 6%— % them to like them. The better you know Pajamas the more we shall sell. As an tn- treduction— REDUCED from $1.50 to $1 @ pair. Cheviot and Flannel Pajamas—well LADIES’ 4-button GLACE WALKING ¥ made—qoed quality—testy patterns and GLOVES—Black and colors—REDUCED 4 } te pps from $1.50 to $1 @ pair. all the satisfactions of a $2.50 su Chie Citing suman me $1.39. Cheap enough for the privilege DUCED from $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 to % of “knowing?” $1 @ pair. 2 Our store ts Just like your office desk— | LADIES’ 4-button SUEDES and $ | GLACE-REDUCED from $1, $1.25 and full of valuables—but scattered about | ‘4 $1.50 to S9e. @ pair. a © some useful things that you cun't LADIES thatton BLACK GLACE $ afford to spare the room for. size 5}4-REDUCED from $1.25 and % Last of lots—that the right-sized men $1.50 to 49c. a pair. z Ladies’ 8-button MOUSQUETAIRE ¥, SUEDES reduced from $1.50 and $2 % to $1 a MEN'S only $1 a pair. Men's SUEDES and DOGSKINS—-RE- ¥ must come for— 5 dozen 9c. DRESS SHIRTS—end of the January sule—stz moaths before you shall have any more of them. Sizes 15 and 17— 39 cents each. GLISH TAN kemeaee: DUCED from $1 aud $1.50 to Toc. a& 6 dosen PANCY-BOSOM SHIRTS, with dJe- | pair. + tachable link cuffs, At least a dollar Shirt. | . ‘ ’ ‘4 Only in sizes 131 0c. each. | Ladies’ and Children s & NINE RED MEDICATED woot uxper- |Underwear and Hosiery. 53 Worth $1. Sizes 34, 36, 38 and | “Reduced” that the fact in most every % - {tem Fortunate if you need to buy just White Dross Stirt—got_solted a} ™" ye ppey's FINE RIBBED HOSE—& trifle im the window—on display. Worth a ‘ua ‘efile doobta kee heels dollar—will ft a man who wears a 17 col- and toes. @ pair. - lar—-50e, LADIES’ FAST BLACK HOSE—with % Nine UNLAUNDERED DRESS double soles, heels and toes—25c. a % SHIRTS—all 16% size. Worth $1. our “nae. ane ae: ‘These nine 48. each. THREAD HOSE—with white heels and A IT-size PLAITED BOSOM Regular toes—35e. a pair; 3 for $1. = price, $1—S0e. for this one. Que pair AMERICAN HOSIERY CO.'S RS-Size $u—Regular . for this last palr. 4ply 1300-Linen Collars—10c. each. Suk Gale —12e. pair, 1800-Linen LINK CUFFS—17 ‘PLAIN MERINO VESTS and 1G to 40-inch—50c. each. LADIES’ SWISS RIBBED VESTS and PANTS—White and natural—23 wool— REDUCED from $1 to 85c. each. LADIES’ AUSTRALIAN WOOL VESTS: and P. $1 each. LADIES’ MEDICATED WOOL VESTS and PANTS—NOW $1 and $1.50 each. Ladies’ =ANKLE-LENGTH BQUES- TRIAN TIGHTS—only smaller sizes— REDUCED from $1.45 to $1.19 a palr. LADIES’ CHAMOIS VESTS—cut high fm neck—with long sleeves, $4.50—no sleeves, $3. patr. 1900-Linen REVERSIBLE LINKS—20e. @ pair. 60 dozen FAST BLACK and TAN HALF HOSE-double heels and toes— 19e. grade—2 pairs for 85-inch Twill NIGHT are a dollar everywhere are only 75c. here. SHIRTS that What is economy? Isn’t it wise and judicious buying? What can be wiser than buying what is needed at a reduced price? Such selling as this hasn’t been possible since a year ago--and hardly such strong quality and low-price at- tractions even then. : “Ninth and the Avenue.” Established 1840. Telephone 995. | ~ PERRY’S a Extensive Reductions In Fur Garments. These prices ought to show our determt- a to close out this year's fur stock. Toone $60 Imported Opera Cloak. Imp. Cloth Golf Cape tn. Pulled Coney Cape —laundering col- lars and cuffs prop- erly isan art. We have made a deep study of it—in fact a life-long study, and we: find the whole secret lies in looking after the littie things. For instance: “AM Ink cuffs froned flat.’* “All turnover point collars wet at the crease and then turned to prevent cracking."* “All dress and open bosom shirts froned by hard. 330 $25 $12 a . 8. Stinemetz & ee pie Pa. Ave. $a31-204 Pure Palm Oil Soap: soils “args The, logeedicatemere ‘beneficial And a thousand “ye aus and one little de- vices we have for saving wear and 3 cakes for 2e “Dozen cakes for = 9 1211 tear and turning Orram S, Pa. out the cleanest, Ave. whitest and pret- = porter re tiest collars and “A Single Lace Used cuffs in the city. Automatic Shoe Tie. Saves sted Steam Laundry, MAIN BRANCH, 514 10TH 8ST. N.W. *Phoue 1002. ay Plant, 43 G st. aw. Gray Hair of the past when Nattans Crystal Dis- used. Goarautced to restore gray or turel color in 3 to 10 days— Stops the hair from falling a For we pnt on sate kes the nicest dressing ich reduced prices is fast | fe vo wedi- there are still a numser of | rice, $1. Trial size, 25c, SULE AGENTS, 438 7TH cents ench now. Used to be Ja2-tt ad a3 much as a dollar. All tn good condition, Geo. F. Muth & Co., 418 7TH 8ST. N.W. Successors to Geo. Ryneal H and H. Xo family should be without It. Tt cleans silks, laces and the finest fabrics with- Note This Down <that you can buy Old English Mills Note Paper here, rough and smooth, plain and ruled, for 2c. a pound. C.C.Pursell 418 9th __ at “8a here’s a hole 4029-214 de. ext injury. Removes grease and paint. Is unequaled Removes grease snd paint. Is unequaled for In your coat or a ripped sleeve or a grease for the dath and shampoo. Ask your grocer for tt. eid ca iak lace? teal cal card wi BEST = it’s getting a little faded we can dye ft. Cotton 3. T. WALKER SONS, 204 10TH § mixed dyed just as black ag wool. Just try us! Felts, Eire Bri Late of Anton Fischer, Spindier’s, Jasl-oa ud three: wel rushes, Lime, Cement, 12th st., one door ubove F st. t Lining. aints, E ‘Boodng Material. 5. Kann, Sons & Co,, STH& MARKET SPACE. OUR Great Rebuilding dl Should Not lose any charms for you. Although the out- ward appearance of our store is badly disfigured, the interior is as bright as ever, and many good bar-= gains still await your call. CLOVES For Saturday. Trible’s Fine Gloves for Ten, Women and [iisses are still keeping us busy. Ladies’ Silk and Weooi Mitts, fancy and plain back. TRIBLE'S PRICE, 0c. OUR PRICE, 29¢. Ladies’ All-silk Crochet Mitts, plain and fancy back, superior quality. TRIBLE’S PRICE, 69c. OUR PRICE, 39c. Ladies’ Biarritz, assorted tans and reds, excellent shopping Glove. TRIBLE'S PRICE, $1.00. OUR PRICE, 59¢. Children’s Foster Hook, assorted tans and browns, all sizes. TRIBLE'S PRICE, $1.00, OUR PRICE, 69¢. Ladies’ 5-hook Perrin’s Glace, black, brown, tan and mode. TRIBLE'S PRICE, $1.50. OUR PRICE, 89¢. Ladies’ 7-hook Perrin’s Glace, tan and biack. TRIBLE'S PRICE, $1.75. OUR PRICE, 9c. Ladies’ 5-hook Perrin’s Black. TRIBLE'’S PRICE, $2.00. Children’s lined, fur tops. ‘TRIBLE'S PRICE, $1.00. OUR PRICE, 59e. Clen’s Fine Scotch Woo OUR PRICE, $1.19. Kid, fleeced Gloves. 7 TRIBLE'S PRICE, 50c. OUR PRICE, 29¢. Men’s Fine Cashmere Gloves, fleeced lined. TRIBLE'S PRICE, 65c. OUR PRICE, 39c. Men’s Adier’s Dogskin Gloves. TRIBLE'S PRICE, $1.25. OUR PRICE, 69¢. Men’s Adiler’s Best Dog= skin Walking Gloves. TRIBLE'S PRICE, $1.39. OUR PRICE, 93c. Men’s Updegrafi’s Lined and Unlined Cape Driving Gloves. ‘TRIBLE’S PRICE, $1.7 OUR PRICE, 8c, MEN'S FURNISHINGS. * MEN'S HEAVY HALF HOSE, FULL SEAM- LESS, IN NATURAL GRAY. Good Value at 15¢c. Our Price, gc. DERED WHITE SHIRT, STAYS AND THE CITADEL UN MADE OF FRUIT COTTO: REINPORCED BACK. ALL’ SIZES. Good Value at soc. Our Price, 35C. | oe GIBRALTAR Good Value at 65c. Our Price, 43¢. THE HURRICANE OUTING SHIRT, MADE OF CHEVIOTEEN, FULL SIZE AND WELL FITTING. Good Value at 39c. Our Price, 25c. YHE FAULTLESS NIGHT ROBES, MADE OF Q LIN, PLAIN AND EM- BROIDERED FRONTS, ALL SIZES. Good Value at — Our Price, 35c. ALL-WOOL MEDICATED KNIT SCARLET SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, THAT SOLD AT $1.00, $1.25 AND $: Our Price, 75c. WRAPS. $5.00 AND $6.00 PRINCE ALBERT CHEVIOT ;EAV AND B $ TISCIETA, KERSEY, VER PRINCH ALBERTS Ss ARE. 35.00. ‘tED ne p Rossa? u FINB LINE, OF ELporric APB, PLAIN OR SEAL FUR CN eee We are open until o’clock tomorrow night. 5. Kann, Sous & Co, STH&MARKET SPACE. at ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE. pe Entire Stock "The Monumental’ At 40 Cts. On the Dollar. ——— We're going to make it a noteworthy sule—one that'll be the talk of the town, No sensatious—but amazing bargains. We're here to stay, aud mean to make this the most popular millinery store in the efty, for we shell shortly receive a superb sto-k, which is now being se- lected for us. Meanwhile, the present stock, which We bought at our own figures, must be quickly sold, ‘The quicker, the better, ‘gs an unusually good although it it's uot so good a stock as we at and shall have. ‘These are tomorrow's GREAT, OVFERINGS—take advantage of while they're here: Millinery. EVENING HATS, al! col- ors. Regolarly $3.48. All reduced to. BIG them $1.47 ai colors Reduced to. ana “gC. an 6€. that . All, to All reduced to. . ROSES, 6 iu a bunch, tha Were 15 cents, All reduced to.. Veilings, All colors. Reduced from cents per yard (o. All=Silk Ribbons, Nos. 9 and 12, that were 18 Sper yard. Reduced to. Hosiery. CHILDREN'S as Reduced = 5S from Children’ s eae colors. Reduesd from each to. Made of colored silk. Re- ——— _ duced from 69 cts to........ 250. Pin Teays; ee 4, big lot. Reduced -_— (aes 235 cts. each to...... see gC. Rose Plants, ——— For house decorations, lot all Mayer Bros. & Co., Successors to “The Monumental,” 939 F St. N.W. It ATTTEHTT All of the Pure Food Show Prize Loaves of Bread were Made of “(U@PCS KF lour, Mrs. H.N. Rose, ist prize, used ‘‘Ceres.”’ Mrs. A. J McGurdy, 2d prize, used ‘‘Ceres.”” Mrs. R. Rivers, 34 prize, used “Ceres.” Mrs. Bail, honorablemen- tion, used “Ceres,” Mrs. W. W. Hough, hon-= orable mention, used “Ceres.” Miss Emily Gaines, “hon-= orable mention, used “sCeres.”’ Beware of imitations and substitutes. Ceres is for sale by ail grocers. Wim: Ii. Galt’ & Co., Wholesalers, Cor. ist and Ind. Ave. I ‘Lucky for you” ee eeee That we've reduced our furs now. eee Lots of winter weather ahead of us— eeeeee g cold February and March are eee ee prophesied. Consult our prices before oe 4+ buying elsewhere. WILLETT & RUOFF, 905 Pa. Ave. Ja31-20d Keep Warm, And you can do so with our 50 Oil Stove Or our E250 Gas Sore. Call and see them, Chas. A. Muddiman, ‘18 HIst tio Por-acek | Others Quickens The Appetite Makes the Weak Strong. d THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL Sarsaparilla Has Cured And Wiil Cure You. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL FOR COUGHS. IF THE BARBY IS CUTTING TEETH BH SURB and use that old and well-tried cemedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teethi It soothes the child, softens the gum, allays all pain, cures wind colic aud js the iurrhoea. 25 cents a bottle. 3A Healthy Skin, 3A Beautiful Complexion INSURED BY THE USE OF Pine Blossom Soap. A purifying, healing, medicated Soap. An up-todate necessity for the tollet and bath, Price 25 Cents, AT ALL DRUGGISTS. Foster Medicine Co., Baltimore, Md. 42q1 20-7 POCBOP SSE ME ante n nn PEOTIID 9S FE OOF O0GG09 FS OOSH DS. © Mertz’ S. Extensive Reductions In Toilet Articles & Patent Medicines. For One Day Only— Saturday. other suburban towns near f Washington to take edvantage of the low prices being offered on our One-day Special ales of Patent Medi- cines and Toilet Preparations. It 1s not altogether a pecuniary consideration that brings them, but a knowledge of the fact that our Drugs and Toilet Prepara- tlons are always fresh and up to the highest standard. Below we give a lst of specials for tomorrow only. These prices do not hold good on Monday or any other day. Our patrons are re- quested to do their shopping on Saturday, as we are closed all day Sunday, to ve the clerks a little rest from the strain of waiting upva the crowds which have thronged our store this week. Goods delivered to al! parts of the city free of charge. Patent Medicines, &c. Hall's Antl-Constipation Suppost- tories ..... (elteve constipation.) Turner's Vegetable Compound, re- duced to. Carbolie Salve reduced to. Van Robe’s Skin Cure, only. (For eruptions and ekin diseases.) Mocking Bird Food, 18¢.; 2 for... .25¢e. Armonr's Extract of Beef. OLKS come al! the way from Alexandria, Falls Church and 100 Pros In-Your-Throat Cough Drops.e. Bradley's Cough Drops, 2 pks. for. 00 8-grain Quinine Pills, were 35c. oral Balsam. moe. size. 25e. stue. aes Hand Warmer. Garfield Te Be. slze Or. size... $1 bottle Hood's Sareaparilla Te. bottle Page's Sarsapariila Toilet Preparations, &c. Crown Perfume Matsukita, latest odor, Was $1. Tomorrow only. .Bie. 25e, cakes of Fine Totlet Soaps. Queen Ann Lotion reduced to. Queen Ann Cologne. Was $1. ammorrow . -88c. pt, (The favorite Cologne. More of it sold than any other kind in Washington.) B0c. Lavender Water..... Packer's Tar Soap, tomorrot Borax, tomorrow only, per pound. 4711 Eau de Cologne. Was 50c. ‘Tomorrow, per bottie.... boc, Shaving Brushes, tomorrow Nail Brushes, tomorrow Tenny’s Delicious Candies. We have just laid in a fresh supply of Tenny’s delictous confections, the sweetest, the purest and the most popular confections in America. Tenny’s Cream Mints, only. .25c. per box MERTZ’S Modern Pharmacy uth and F Sts. N. W. HOME SUPPERS ——— —OF the most delicious sort cen be —— quickly prepared with the Chafing Dish. ——— Grand line at present, and a book of 100 or more recipes free with each dish. $1.75 and up. Brass Kettles —In more shapes than carried by any ——— other houss—so our ‘customers sy. Very showy styles as low as $1.50, and beau- ties at $2.50, $2.75 and up. Wilmarth & Edmonston, Crockery, &c., 1205 Pa. Av. f1-28d Get the Best. THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO., 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel. Horse Blankets and Lap Robes at low prices. oclé LADIES ARE GREATLY BENEFITED BY THD use of Dr. Siegert’s Angostura Bitters, the re- nowned South American tonic, AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA Many Interesting Items Told in Short, Crisp Paragraphs. A Trolley Car Gets Tied Up in Some Mysterious Fashion—Brother- hovd of St. Andrew. A called meeting of St. Paul’s Chapter of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew was held in the brotherhood rooms last night. The object of the meeting, as stated by the director, was the organization of a lo- cal council, to censist of the brotherhoods of the Virginia Seminary, Grace Church, Pechick Church, Christ Church and St. Paul's Church, to consist of two delegates from each chapter. After some little dis- cussion the by-laws drawn up by the pre- liminary committee were accepted, and Messrs. Parker and Fawcett chosen as delegates to represent St. Paul’s Chapter. The other chapters have taken similar ac- tion, and the ten delegates will get to- gether at an early to form a perma- hent organization. The meetings will be held bi-monthly. A vote of thanks was tendered R Dr. Alexander M. Smith for having delivered the excellent address on St. Panl's day. Car Hang Up. As electric car No 100 was coming down King street from the 5:20 train y. ‘day afternoon it got hung up on the Washing- ton street siding from some unknown cavse, and the motorman was unable to move it in either direction. Inasmuch as this is the only car that runs on the street, making trips at hourly intervals, the pas- sengers had to get out and continue to their destinations afoot. The car was got- way after having been delayed aty minutes. Andrew Jackson Lodge. A called communication of Andrew Jack- son Lodge of Masons was held in the lodge rcoms in the Market building last night. Ww. R. Singleton, grand secretary of the fe of the District of Columbia, delivered an interesting lecture on Ma- which Was much enjoyed by those present. After the busin of the even- ing had been transacted Mr. Singleton was handsomely entertained in the banqueting hall, where all the delicacies of the season ved in a manner that was most ndria County Gambling. Judge Chichester of the county court svys that he has abundant answers to the remarks of Goy. O’Ferrall, im regard to gambling and other vices in Alexandria but for reasons best known to he dees not care to get into a con- 3 grand jury tock up the gambhng cases a in today, and a number ot indictments ar expected to foiiow. Judge © hester has been much com- mended for the position he has taken in the matter, and is assured by ail guod cluzens of the county that they wil stand by him in any action he may take to rid the county of this nuisance. rity at Work. The good citizens of Alexandria are re- minded that the ladies who have in charge the relief of sulfering citizens of Alexan- dria that they can dispose of a great deal more stuit than they have already re- celved, and request that a special ettort be made tomorrow to send supplies of any description or kind to the receiving room, No. 495 King street, where they will be properly disposed of. ‘They requcst that anything be sent, no matter how Iittle, as they have a place for everything. It is useless to say that this work is doing a power of good and relieving a great amount of suffering, but the ladies are much handicapped by their demands not be- ing more fully met. Donations of money are much needed for especial purposes. Notes. The contract for carrying the United States mail between the post office and depots has been awarded to Mr. C. R. Phil- lipps. The Relief Hook and Ladder Company will hold a meeting tomorrow night. On Wednesday night next Lafayette Lodge, I. O. M., Will have a visitation from all the lodges of Washington. Mrs. Elvira Hill has returned from Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, where she has been treated, much improved. Tho sleighing continues good, and last night a number of sleighs were racing up and down King street. at the armory last night was well attended. The Edwin Baker Dramatic Company of Washington played a benefit In this city before 2 large and appreciative audience. The entertainment was a very good one. Whooping cough seems to be on the in- crezse. Many cases are reported by the Police. Miss Mary Smith left for Washington this morning for a short stay. By a fal! on the ice yesterday Mr. Geo. Brent again injured his leg, which he broke some time ago while attempting to board an electric car. —— Movements of Washington People. Mr. James Molan is among the arrivals of the last few days at the Magnolia Springs Hotel, Magnolia Springs, Fla. Among the guests at the luncheon given by Mrs. D. L. Schwarz of New York at Lakewood, N. J., a few evenings ago was Mrs. Leslie Irving. Among the recently arrived at the St. James, Jacksonville, Fla., are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Downing, G. D. Farnum, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Bliss, Miss Maria Bliss. Col. S. M. Ormsby has arrived at the Highland Park Hotel, Aiken, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sturtevant are at the Putnam House, Palatka, Fla. Dr. and Mrs. Bowditch Morton and fam- fly ace among the arrivals of the week at the Piney Woods Hotel, Thomasvi Ga. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gordon are “at the Tampa Bay Hotel, Tampa, Fla. Mr, Thomas Hitchcock and family occupy their cottage, ‘Men Repos,” at Aiken, S. C. Mr. Hitchcock will hunt his hounds’ twice a week during the season. K. Coffman is among the latest arrivals at the Charleston Hotel, Charles- ton, en route to Florida, ‘Commander Durand, U. 8. N., has leased the Jodun cottage at Aiken, S.C. This is the commander’s second visit to Aiken. His daughter, Mrs. Blanchard, is with him. es Real Estate Transfers. Decds in fee have been filed as follows: Heirs of Jno. M. Brown to Emily V. D. Milier, lot D, sq. Philip H. Christ- man et ux. to E . Bradford, lots 1 to 15, bik. 5, Marshall; $10. H. Bradley Davidson and Geo. Worthington, Fristoe, Ic ; dash. Geo. >. Warirg, lots sq. 1041; lot Maddox to C 1 lot 6, eq. & to bora M. Clarence C. trustees, to Luther 5. Warts i) Theo. ing, lot 45, ing et_u: ai: A. Mullett to MeCauley, lot E and part lot D, su. US; $10. = Wimodaughsis E In accord with the r of the essay contest, and a ed pressure of work, proaching meeting of : Phe time for the reception of the competing essays is extended to February To Receive Benefits. Mary EF. Luttrell and Sadie Luttrell have entered suit against the Knights Templar and Mascnic Life Indemnity Company for $5,000 to secure the benefits accruing to the estate of their father, the late Thomas J. Luttrell, b ess Hearing Postponed. Judge Cox yesterday postponed, till next Tuesday, the hearing of the application of the Van Riswick heirs for an injunction to stop the Rock Creek Park commission from assessing benefits on adjoining property. a A Suit for Damages. Max IL. Michaelson has entered suit against Henry U. Rheam and Samuel Wolf- sheimer for $5,000 damages. Michaelson alleges that the defendants broke into his store on January 24 and seized a lot of goods valued at $75. Anzmic Women with pale or sallow complexions, or suffering from skin eruptions or scrofulous blood, will find quick relief in Scott’s Emulsion. All of the stages of Emaciation, and a general decline of health, are speedily cured. Scott’s Emulsion takes away the pale, haggard look that comes with General Debility. It enriches the blood, stimulates the appetite, creates healthy flesh and brings back strength and vitality. For Coughs, pes Sore ee roate Bronce igak onsumption In| Bie? Children. id Send for our pamphlet, Mailed FREE. Scott &Bowne, N.Y. AllDruggists. 50c.and§t. Bon Marche, 314=316 7th St. SPECIAL GLOVE SALE. and a few dozen 6 and 7 cs Bi to 5% PICK, 41 AEC. PR Cloth Gloves iloves Reduced. ildrea’s Black Clo PATEN’ T THUMB GLOVES At Introductory Prices. For one day, Saturday, just to intro duce them fdely to your notice, we shall offer our famous specialty ent Thumb Gloves” at the following spe- cial prices: $ Patent Thunb Gloves for..80e. pair. $1.25 Patent Thumb “Gloves. .$1.05 5 pair, #8. 50 Patent Thumb Gloves $1.90 p 0 pals. SALE. It ought not be necessary to say @ Word about these Coat: Thetr prices speak volumes, The loss is ~ terriblet $2.98, § $6.50 and $0.91. These “Prices barely_> sever the cost of the materials, Here are the lots again Ladies’ Black Cheviots No. Te and Kersey Tight-ft- ting Coats that were $6, $6.50, 7, No 2 Ladies’ Stylish Ker 3) 7) sey and Rough Cheviot Coats that were $10, $11, $11.50, $13.50 Ladies’ Ultra Stylish ee Tigh sitting Coa BON MARCHE, Millinery an@ Cloak House, 314 & 316 7th St. $5 & shoes $2.50 §6.00 —-— During ow closing out sale. They’re @ ——— lot of Grey Bros’. best make—Hand- —— tmned Ladies’ Shoes Fil French Kid and in ent Lew genuine $5 and $6 rgalns* equally big for everybody. We're going out of business and are closing out the stock at the prices itl bring quickest. Tucker’ 'S, 1923 Pa. Ave. Sunk In N. Y. Harbor. sponte et ot CALPORNIA'S CHOICEST LEMON CLING PEACH- $B. un route via Rew Orleans to New York, was sunk in New oe harbor and sold at auction under- bought. "wholly “unin: except label. Regular price Be. CAN. 40c. Call and taste fi-lid N. “we BURCHELL, 1825 F 6%.