Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1896, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, MAY 11, 1896-SIXTEEN PAGES. f Woodward *. Lothrop, 11th and F Sts. N. W. The Closing-Out Sale of Elegant Imported Dress Stuffs elusive styles wa ‘begun this day, and they are none artistic because today starts the selling at a third and ff former p It is a line of exquisite novelties, gathered in and London, comprising the very latest conceptions in weave and oring, and the opportunity is an exceptional one for those who desire le exclusiveness in dres $2.50 the Y. Were $3, $3.50 and $4. The Recherche Blacks Are Inciuded Also. Recnagare . «e+--10th st. building.) Summer Goods for Men. The Proper Sorts at Moderate Prices. Underwear toth, all | Neckwear in tigut colored effects in silk, for present wear. Madras tles, fowing-end four- inhands and stock bows for wear negligee shirts. » $2.50 per | with |E TOsieTy in piack, tans. slates, and fancy cottons and lisies for wear with low shoes. Extra value are black end tans in fine gauze cot- ton at $1.35 for box of 6 pairs. to | Gloves jo jinen, Uste: leather-palm lsle Gloves for driving and cycling. All of these in browns, slates, &e. penders, Handkerchiefs, ycle Hose, Steamer ummer Coats, Duck Pants, Wash Vests, Bicycle Office Coats and other requisites for men, in first-class makes and + +1007 F st. building.) New Arrivals. The following articles of wearing apparel, just arrived, have been placed on sale in Women’s Suit Department, 3d tloor: New Grass Linen and k Lawn Waists; New Wash Silk Waists, with New Duck, Grass Linen, Irish Homespun, Russia Crash Wash Suits: New Bicyele Costumes, in the latest styles; ul Mohair Separate Skirts; New Taffeta Silk Waists. These, a Very Special Value in Women’s Figured Woo! Challis Wrappers In an entir and exclusive style, made with the new bishop sleeves, st ed sailor collar, and taste fully trimmed with kz Is of ae ribbon. Lined throughout. ach. The $8.50 Kind Heretofore. © sence nacsaact-ondecatsccrcaaet se-llth st. butlding.) Soe have on sale ico Dozen Hem-= st illow Cases, size 45x36 inches, At 12yc. Each. ozen Will Not Last Long at This Price. o-se-TIth st. building.) | Summer | Fur nishings * by Chas.! For the country or seaside cottage, ae city and| or to make the town home more various appen- | | comfortable during the warm months. amboo Porch Sereens and Por- | tieres were never so low priced. "| Tap. Goods. d and Ra , full assortment. Fae S& bamboo, matural gla: aie to the weather, and conseg by ¥ w r : a ri = o * Window a OiL-tintsh e Windew Sh twelve —e——. 3 fe with all fixt Each... s 58 . for no better does away ft any bed. with ame wil in We alone in Washington have the a above-mentioned Canopies. 1. = ie Window Screens. e saa 19°. : i u . ‘ tex.) Sg | ith in t ment, -Lith st. bldg.) comfortable kind for net, Per $1.00 net, have | Hard 1 hareoal - oar D go ee - = s | Preventives. : 6.95 $8.95 $10.00 00 sac! We are showing a complete line = ! jee Chess, $5.65 to $10.00. | o¢ 5 es ees eis ea Lk g Moth Bags, Moth Paper and Moth Sheets. We have the bags in | Mz han’s Tarine finish; also the odorless tinish, manufactured by the They | Detroit Paper Bag Company. are both moth and dust proof. a's Tartine Ba Odorless Ra an’s Moth Sb Manahin's Moth Ps | Manahan’s Moth Pape Manahan's Moth Paper, anes.) | th tloa Ss, large size, pe + per 100 small per large sheet per yard. ge =—-Special Notices ——— Wi indow y Shades to Order. Men’s Shirts to Order. Slip Covers to Order. Shirt Waists to Order. Window Screens to Order. Si eo Flooring to Order & Lothrop. FFTISSSSSSSSS SS OHSS SITES Wilson’s Going Out of Business Sale. Retiring Sale Reductions nee —Not the ordinary surplus stock sale shoes, but fine fashionable footwear that all Washingtonians quality of. There is a genuine bargain here for you, but don’t delay, because there’s no_ telling when the sizes will become broken. Real values have been cut in this manner: All $2.50 Shoes, $1.68. All $3.00 Shoes, $1.95. All $3.50 Shoes, $2.68. All $4.00 Shoes, $2.95. All $4.50 Shoes, $3.19. All $5.00 Shoes, $3.85. All $6.00 Shoes, $4.15. —Lease and fixtures for sale. WILSON, High-grade Shoes, know the DODGE OLB OOP NLM LOLOL ALO RAM MBRBS DM PDO DEED DE SSESHE McKN EW’S. nem Suite and Waists. quite ratural that the pretties eS in Linen Suits and Linen now so fashicrable, should be tive variety from which to ssicct. Plain Linen Suits at $4. Rough Linen Suits at $6. h Suits, $10. to the ¥ © showing d line of Linen Storm Mohair at 10. in gray and Suits, Diack, Wrappers Reduced. Two lots of Print: Wrappers reduced as follows. $1 Wrappers for 75¢. 5 Wrappers for $1. Just received this morning a lovely line of Dresden Lawn Wrappers, el tehutued with embroider PARASOLS, $2. ig that manufactul @ mest opportune pureb n yen need them most. aad no two alike. Were made to sell for 0 and $4. Choice, $2. Cool Underwear. iss Ribled Vests for 12 ste Thread Vest Re Hise Suits and ‘‘Sweaters.”’ Half the pleasure tn riding Comfortable more Ric: Washington, New Ji Faney $10 to $25 cheap if you buy them of Win. H. McKnew, Ladies’, Men's & Children’s Furnis! 933 Pa. Ave. ignee’s Sale. doteler & Son ‘a ‘ ‘Everything in in ‘This Immense Stock of Fine ‘China, _| flagnificent Cut Glass, on Bric-a-Brac, | (= Cutlery, Plated _ Ware; Housefare ishing Goods, | Will Be. Sold At ‘Discount Of é No similar r offer has ever been made! Such an op- pertunity for favorable buy- ing may never occur again. Call in when down town— look around—see the won- derful- values offered on every hand. Don’t “put it off’—but come tomorrow. LEWIS C. DENHAM, Assignee for Le Boteler a 923 Penna. Avenue. HERE KERR E HK KHER HHH eae It To Us! Let us prepare a dainty little Bouquet or ex. quisite Basket of Flowers for the May Ball or Commencement. other florist can afford to give you such handsome floral pleces at our & smallSprices. Our flowers last longest, too! A. Gude & Bro., 1234 F St ue os myo lad Goldenberg’ s, 928 7th=-706 KSt. Busy as Bees —allday. Ideal weather for shopping. There is a reason for it, too, for never have the prices for fine, fresh mer- chandise been so low—- prices made possible by enormous purchases for cash. The silk, dress goods and wash goods de- partments are severely taxed for room. [luch of it has been taken by the builders who are tearing out the walls between the new and the old store. There ‘are many lowered prices—made so to dis- pose of some of the overstock which is piled on the counters. Most every depart- ment boasts of bargain offerings. ° Silks. Black Brocade Taffeta Finish Glace Silks. Some advertise them as taffeta silk, for they have every appearance of it. Would be a bargain at 50c. yard. Only 390. Plain India Silks, in black, lavender, yellow, pink and cream. Would be cheap at 25¢ 17C. Wash goods. Percales, the goods—in variety of Fine Yard-wide usual 1 $C. stripes, including linen effec for “eE Ce ° Pure Linen Batiste—usually ard—for 17¢. sold for 25¢. Figured Lawns and Dimities, dark and light ground, with pretty figures. toc. value. For 6%. Fine Indian Dimities, fast col- ors, with pretty striped flowered effects. Would be cheap at 25¢. Only 19C. Case of Light Merrimac Shirting Prints. 3°4C, Shirt waists. Ladies’ Percale, Lawn, in fancy and plain colors, all laun- Worth 75¢. 49QC. dered. Some elegant Lawn, Percale and Dimity Shirt Waists, in plain linen colors and a variety of checks and figures—some with detachable and some with attached collars—for 65¢. We have just closed out a wholesaler’s entire line of “Son- nette” Corsets, which regularly sell fora dollar, at a price which enables us to offer them at T3C While this lot lasts you can buy Men’s 25¢. Fast Black Silk- embroidered Half Hose for 17¢. POOPIE IVODLGAOHOHT | A lot of Ladies’ soc. Fast Black Lisle Thread ‘Richelieu Ribbed Hose for ‘2QC. 1,000 pieces of Fine Nainsook Embroideries will be closed out at about half regular prices. Weebought them from the im- porter direct and paid cash for them, and hence the prices are: 6c. yd. for 1e & 12%4c. loc. yd. for 15c. sort. 12\%c. yd. for 18 & 20c. sort. Goldenberg’ s, 028 7th--706 K St. TRUE ECONOPIY =to save all the money you can. Our low prices make it easy for you to save & @ month or great deal in the course oi 60. Here's proof: Sugar-Cured houlders, » JAY. Pate ons MU BURBA) LAnGe MUGS Fan. EiginCreamery Bap, TACK tawba Wine Claret Wi pet sg (924 Louisiana Avenue. St slupes that Lave been selling for $1. Oar Itice for these ‘That Importe dn every Any quite Aes 3 1329 F St. N.W. myl1 42d >e] Preserve Baby’s Lie es. ay us take the <a with W. iL Stzlee, 1107 F St., iny11-16d rto MB. BRADY {Are Busy ss these warm r POWDE the Be. hoe fw. Ss. (New Veseunn es (Are Com ming In. eee Mar SG 8181 my Ozonate Lithia Wat Cures Every | Disease \. W. Burehell, ns2s F myll-14d FREE. Teeth — extracted free, 8 to 10 a.m. Slewant parlors—lady 3 tors of Neal irveting. up. Best Id crowns, $5. U. S. ‘Dental Ass’ Cor. 7th and D Sts. ° 11-3m IFRECKLI ES, SUNBURN, TAN Be W. Jennings, CONN. AVE the use i i Free fr BATHING is indeed a luxury with Dr. Hepburn’s Skin Soap. SOLD EVERYWHERE. (“DERMAREX") my6-m, 12 ROSES _ gee Hutchinson Gos sWe Carry Out Your Own Ideas er, compiete, Are effectually wd guarded against by 2 OREAM."* clously fragrant =| § e zac : 25C-5 popular, wn that 4 Venera a! en's ph t <g> <P ter noe? 703, 3 eS St er St. > oS ne é $ VOPR OOEDIN GO OO w a of Delt- om all ness and SEARCHING FOR SHADE Excursions Were Popular Yesterday With Perspiring City People. Hunting fer Cool Breezes Up and Down the Potomac—Singing Festival a Success. Thousands of Washington's inhabitants took advantage of the many facilities for getting out of the city and away from the baking streets yesterday, and every means possible was brought into use to carry the sweltering public to places of coolness and rest. All the street car lines that run into the suburbs were crowded to suffocation, and the country around the capital abounded in pleasure parties bent on seeking some cool, shady spot to spend the afternoon. The mercury began to mount up carly in the morning, and by 4 o'clock in the afternoon had reached Of course, this was not so noticeable In the country or down the river, where there are no concrete streets to hold the heat and send it steaming up again into the air, but in town a great many people suffered from the sudden change in the weather. The car lines to the Zoo and adjace: country, Mt. Vernon and up the ri Glen Echo were patronized to thelr full while about every one who could 1 was out on » road. Cabin John, Overlook Inn, the Soldiers’ Home and the hundreds of other ightful places around Washington were at the objective points, and © blessed for the cool breezes and shady places and comfort which are to be found there. Planked shad at Marshall Hall proved one of the chief attractions of the day, an immense number took advat opportunity to get away at same time enjoy that tooth A number rode on the ferry boats to Alexandria and back merely for the trip, nd others to a considerable number pat- ronized the Pentz and her objective point, River View. va » river were in the majority ove kind of craft, while on the upper Potomac bi was one of the attractions of the If yesterday's heat did nothing ¢ went to show that ft is hard to find a pl every other act better fitted than Washington with the means of getting away from the heat of the streets and the noise of the city, and with really pleasurable p) s to go to. Staging Arion own G Vashington, val at gave its annu beautiful R singing festiv is of the German or- uch as pos- of the after erland, the m where Ge the order of nat River View, which will took from The joint session of even- The a busy one At 10 In the morning Dr. L. Hugo of Washington made his “Pa- report oxy and Dr. Gor- ie of Annapo Md., and one ms Donnally of Washington 1 Acidity with Milk will tment of Ore H. Jones of Wi gan of Washin, art followed by one Lakin of Boon > in Our and the disc nt at the banquet were Drs. William A. Montell, Cyrus » Douglas Mal- s 5 brew, W. Dunbr Dwelly of 1 Henry 1 Lewis, Finley Hunt, A. D. Cobey BE. Weber, “Wiliam A. Welch, H."M. Sehooley, M. Hills, W. M. Heut, Willi Brown . D. Weak Sharp, J. Ro Dieter W s of Elit Snow of Havre de Grs a MISSION WAGONS, GOSPEL The Su mer Outdoor Camps menced Yesterday. The spring and summe mpaign outdoor work, under the auspices of the tral Union Mission, began y gn Com. for larger of the two gospel wagons we Foggy Bottom, 26th and G streets north- west, and Washington Circle, and both Wagons were at Market space. Mr. E, D. Bailey was in charge of the services, and Mr. Havell was leader of music. Representative C. G. Martin of N Carolina went to all the me tw! The audiences were very lar elally at Washington ee and Marke s At the made by Re tin, iar Tourists and Travelers who suffer with tender feet will find TINE soothing and healing. 25e. bottle. Evans’ Drug Store, 938 F St. my9-7d At all druggists. EUCALYP- aloons for the of a very stirr a religious f vhat even mission ence. It is the Intention of Mr. Batley to Dr. Talmage to speak on Market space, also. if possible, to have some of the promi- nent business men and ministers addre the crowds there during the warm weathe —_—-___. While brooding over his broken wedding character, and awake ned ask Wholesale & Retail, engagement George Young, aged twent five years, blew out his trains with a shot- gun at this home in Moorestown, Pa. THE WORLD OF SOCIETY Cards Are Out for the Stevenson-Hardin Marriace. The Stewart-Payson Wedding and Other Happy Dates—Personal Notes of Interest. The Vice Prestdent and Mrs. Stev nson have issued invitations for the marriage of Martin their daughter Julia Hardin, Tuesday evening, June New York Avenue Church. church cards with the inv ception will follow at the Noi 8:30 to 10 o'clock. The bridesmaid the Misses Hardin and the Misses Scott, and Miss Letitia Stevenson will be maid of hencr. The couple will spend the summer at Bowling Green, Ky., where Mr. Hardin will have charge of a church, and in the fall will go abroad to spend scme time in edinburgh. to Rev. D. Miss Stewart spent last week in New sore city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fran- is , Parents of her fiance, Mr. F. who gave a number of hand- ainments in | § turned the to Stewart the comin, attended b 3 and Mr. and Mrs Baker of New York, the latter the groom's er, will be among the large company of relatives who will be guests at the house during the wedding festivities. Miss Georgia Aldrich and Mr. Herron will he married at the Grafton May 27. The bride, who is the daughter of Representa- tive T. H. Aldrich of Alabama, will be at- tended by four bridesmaids. The groom Is from Cincinnati, and a European wedding trip has been arranged. Chief Justice Fuller is making extensive repairs on the old Carroll mansion, which will be the home of his family next season. Mrs. Wilson, wife of Postmaster General Wilson, and daughters have left town for the summer. Miss Cutts, who spent the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Brown, at the Portland, left last night for her he San Francisco, with out to the Pacific Miss Irwin, who wes coast. Mrs. M. L. Welles, for mi na- tonal organizer of the W. C. U., fe visit n, F L. Wi at 1823 12th . and Mrs. Benj. Milles alned a pretty prog party of six last Thursday « map wlon and Captain nd Mrs. H. J No. 1813 Cor their Vil iting 4 och . and Mrs, berlin’s, Old Poin days in Wast New York. Mashingion A petition is by ights Petition. ng circulated, which it be sent to the Senate and House I committees, asking it tion whic permit the extension Railway Compan avenue at nue. This petitic residents and pr ton dieights and vic lew: The Churchman’s League of t of Columbia will hold its re Meeting in the parish rooms of of the Wednesda o'clock. Among other import- ance there will be th report of the executive committ u 2 Of offi the close of un will give a MINOR, ve P. and M al from the MES. LIZZIE A GAVIN, frieud, G, MERRITT, Carter’s Little Liver Pills. SICK HEADACHE POSITIVELY CURED BE LITTLE PILLS. ¥ Dyspepnia, Du Purely" Vege Dose, in he Side, 7 e the Bowels, Smaii Pili Smaii Small Price.