Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1896, Page 8

_THE EVEN ‘ING STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 7, 1896-TWELVE PAGES. weor ith | ‘Storage, 220 and Mt. Everything we sell bears the stamp of perfect workmanship and finish. Concerning Carpets. . It means a lot to you to bay |( Carpets at an establishment of this kind outside of the consideration of price. Our unrivaled facilities for buying put us in touch with the markets all over the world—our large rooms enable us to display every kind of Floor Covering that is made—our up-to-date methods and experience in the Carpet busi- ness enable us to cater to your needs to your utmost satisfaction. Ingrain Carpets. Extra 2ply F st. Union Ingrin Regularly 0c. yd. For. 27¢. Good Quality 2ply Al Rete wine eee 34C- |: An Extra Heavy 2 ‘All Worth Yeoi Ingrain. For .. Choice All-wool Kidderminster st quality ingrain made. ya. 53¢- at $1 yd. Our price. 73¢. | ( Tapestry Brussels. iene Brussels that sells 4ic. Gcod Tapestry Brussels that sellx for SSe. yd. For. ‘The celebrated Roxbury Tap- estry Brussels that sells for (0c. and $1 yd. For... 4 Smith's Best ‘Tapestry Brus- sels. Regularly We. yd. For. Sody Brussels. ‘The standard and dark colori 49C. makes, in light that sell for $1.25 yd. For. *100 rolls of last season's pat- terox tu Body Brussels, best quality. | Yard ‘Axminster Moque A splerdid variety of patterns, in Nght dt dark colorings, just ies foe weston | Selle Se For . Rest Wilton Velv We're going to give you your cholee of a line of these goods that sell for $1.50 at. W. B. MOSES & SON: 85c. Carpets. gic. t a It —_-—~ Figure it it Out.’ Learn the if it our prices, examine Shoes, wear them—see isn't so that your shoe bill will be much less—and your shoe satisfaction much more at the end of the year than ever before. Slisses’ &Children’s Shoes. A wplendid Bright Doogie DB- -25 wee Heel Shoe, St, to 10%, APA ‘The misses* fn bright di and derzola, with tip of button and lace. dull me. i $1,652 - $2.00) Edmonston, } 2 1334 St. ) RAE IRE FE octal ~~ Painless Extracting 50° —with pure gas or by applica- tion of ZONO to the gums. Highest. class dental opera- tions by experienced graduates at one-half the charge of other first-class dentists. All work guaranteed. 6 fillings, The. up. Very best teeth, $8. Solid gold crowns, $5. U S Dental Ass’n, Cor. 7th & D Sts. COAL! COAL! It will pay you to drop me a postal or telephone me for prices before laying In your winter supply of fuel. I handle the very best grades of coal on the market. Every tom sereened and sent out clean, D Ibs. to the ton. I have more coal urder cover than any dealer in the clty. 60,000 tons sold to the trade last year. Now fs the time to book your orders John Kennedy Main yard, 4th and F nue. Office, 1335 F naw. Depot and mill, South Capitol and K st —we will rent you a Siemens- Lungren Gas Lamp. It cuts the gas bills down half. Burns the gas perfectly—one steady flo and gives out a beautiful white light. Its gnificant cost makes ii in every home. KNEESSI, 425 7th st. See that 5 trunk before you buy any other—anywhere. Strong as apy $7.50 trunk on the market and as sightly. Strap with it and name on it gratis. All sorts repairing. Kneessi, 425 Seventh St. oc8-28d NN Ne ae OPIUM HABIT AND tiie sear DRUNKENNESS. SENT FREE. the diseases and how cured at home without pain - B. M. WOLLEY, M. D., AUauta, Ga. f.m,w,3mm RREED The W. D. Clark Co. ? precedented bargains are plentiful. cent. Here are a few instances: 38in. Pure W I Black Serge. W. D. Clark & ( price, 50c. yd. cut to... - 2QC. 38-in. All-wool French Cashmere, all the best shades. W. D. Clark & Co."e price, 39. Cut to... 42-In. Black Diagonal Serge. Clark & Co.'s price, Oe. yd. 25¢. D. 48c. W. D. Clark & Co." price, ua tes ~ §OC. Sictlian Mohair. W. D. Clark "8 price, Tc. Cut to. 5o0c. -in. All-wool Cover@ Mixed Cloth. An elegant bicycle suiting. W. D-. Clark & Co.'s price, Te. Our price. . w. Cat to.. 46-in. Black Wide Wale Diagonal Serge. 680 50c. ALLL POE SR EDR A RS Nn oe Successors to W. D. Clark & Co., & SEOs wares YS oor PRICE ‘Not Considered! stock is doomed to quick disposal. » fall and winter goods whenever we can effect a saving. Being late { buy ers we have secured Dress Goods at a clean cut of 25 to 33 per Other equally meritorious bargains await your inspection. ‘CLARK & CO., éSi1 Market Space. = = SEXFORORX “ * Clark & Co:, ~ : ‘Successors: to W.-D. Clark & Co., 811 Market space. Un- We are also buying desirable 52in. Black Diagonal Serge and 5 Cheviot. W. D. Clark & Co."s -price, Be. Cut to 259C 48-in. Blagk varfety of patterns, W. D. Co.'s price, $1. Cit to 45-n. Black Sicilian 3 heavy quality. W. D. ¢ Price, $1. Cut to. 45-in. Scotch Mixtures, no onde goods at $1. Cut t: S52-In. Black Fan Clark & Co.'s price, $1.25 yd. Cut to Balance of our 10, 12%c. and 15¢. Ginghams, in checks, plaids, stripes, ete. Suitable for dresses and apron patterns. Cut to. xe weeeee eee eee ey BOOK GhS BELOW o le | le | e| If you want to see whether we are in cartest or not about selling this stock of Bookcases, Just look in our windows. Ve have scraped off the profit and dug into the cost i order to move them— for they are in our WAY. It’s the chance of your life to get one. Weare | not in a hurry for the cash. YOUR fl CREDIT IS GOOD : Tea UREM ERE R MMMM ER RRR ERR le —1t's good for anything there ts in thes house! Have you seen the mew Hurni- — |¢) ture oud Carpets? Remember—we make and lay all earpet free—no charge for Waste in matching figures. B-plece Solid ak Chamber Suite, $25. 40-pound Hair Mattress, $6.50. G-foot Oak Extension Table, $3.50. Large Arm Roker, 5c. Ingrain Carpet, per yard, 35e. Brussels Carpet, per yard, 50c. GROGAN’S: MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE, $17—$19—-821—823 Seventh street n.w. Bet. H and I sts. 0c5-B4d Vr ‘Welcome News to ‘Washingtonians. Mr. Wilson has been so benefited in health by his so- journ in Europe that he has decided not to retire from the shoe business. Many Wash- ingtonians will rejoice to learn this, as the substantial merits of Wilson’s Shoes have made them almost indispensable to those who seek comfort and style and durability in foot- wear. Mr. Wilson arrived home Saturday, and is now on hand with renewed energy and enthusiasm to personally con- duct the business. A thorough clearing out of the present stock must be quickly accomplished now in order to make way for the new stock of Shoes shortly to ar- Tive. WILSON’S, 929 F St. N.W. : ) Students in architectural and me- chanical drawing will find it decided- ly to their advantage to buy utensils and materials at this place. Our goods are second to none, and the prices consistent. Others have found this to be an advantageous place to deal. Why not you? Geo. F. Muth & Co., 418 TTH ST. N.W. Ryneal, jr. censors to Geo. Powe nm Ble.sing of Old Age. A set of sound tecth are a pride to the possessor at all times—-much more so when advanced in years. oc5-240 ‘The proper way to set about cbtain- Ing them is to vialt our modern par- lors, where scientific methods and rea- souable prices reign. Evans’ Dental Parlors, PA. AVE. N.W. 0c3-24a ao "Phone 77. Doesn't take more than a trial to convince anybody of the surpassing excellence of elec- tricity as a light and power. Clean, staple and reliable and cheapest in¢he long run. ’*Phone us about it. U. 8S. ELECTRIC 11 213 14th st. ‘Phone ITING CO., 8030-200 eee —Our No. 407 FOOT FORM BOOT is the result of long work and study. It’s just the last hundreds of you women want. The shoe clutches at the heel, is roomy at the ball and terminates in a neat rounding toe; high arch instep. Price al- Ways $3.00. —Made of fine Philadelphia kid, patent tip, enrved heel, fall welted, ) with inner sole of the finest leather used in bicycle saddles. Suft, pliabie, comfortable. 80 pairs of $4 “Waspting” But- ton Boots closing out at $3.00. } Langlois FOOT-FORM SHOE SHOP, F St., Cor. 13th. 006-500 a a A ON Get The Best, ‘The Concord Harness.’ Beware of imitations. Every genuine Con- cord Hartess is stamped with maker's name ani trade wark. We are sole D. C. ugents. LUTZ & Co., 497 Pa. ave., adjoining National Hotel, Horse Blankets and Lap Robes to large variety and at lowest prices. COL\ CINCHONA COMPOUND wonde tive “Brain in (CHEE: A Help to Brain Brightnes Homeopathic _ tems shattered 5 oversork, This Pharmacy. CONNOISSEURS Would do well to look over our stock of Old Straight Whiskies, Which i am selling at very low prices, Your attention is called to our 1890 — MELVALE — 189 John A. Hamilton, “a Receiver. Jas. L. Barbour & Son, aul5-3m,20 614 PA. AVE, ee SENS We Lead in Ladies’ Tailoring. Our productions of past seasons are well and ral known to the fashionable folks of hington. With our perfectly equipped Dressiaskiag Departmen are prepared to garnish r street or even: ing w S are correct and new. Owen 423 11th St. 8e26-3m.20 Dr. Lyon’s PERFECT Tooth Powder An Elegant Toilet Luxury. Used by people of refinement for over a quarter of a century. ap6-m1lt.w39t Lace Curtains Cleaned, 50c. up. y can't be done properly for less. » all this work by hand, so curtains rt be torn —or otherwise injured. |W as fresh and showy as ne to look their daintiest. ‘Tailor and Draper for Men snd Women. BOe. Drop postal for our wagon. Swiss-Capital Sem Laundry Main Office, 612 8th st. Works, 2111 F st. #17-3m-20" Unprecedented Reduction For Fine Cabinet Photo- graphs for a imited time only. were 95-00 per nozey. xow $3250. Take advantage of this oppor- tunity at once. First-class style and finish guaranteed. Prince, Fotografer, right kind oc6-15t* PA. AVE. AND 11TH ST. To-Kalon Sherry Wine 275 | wine to wu makes delic Wite Co., —is a very pop- ular and de- lcious des sert when made with the vored Wine cel pkg. of ¥4 gal.. TO-KALON , 614 auth St. *Phone 998. Nats v2 lash. I B. Williams, i Heats Eters 62.2 &c., 7th & D sts. “We cath’ sell you the 1896-18997” personally selected patterns of car= pets for. what others ask for old patterns. 100 rolls. « Tapestry Carpets. ]65c. Nard: 50 rolls. Tapestry Carpets, 50, Vard. In the above lots of carpets we can show you stwir and hall pattetas to match, WASH. B. | WILLIAMS, Furniture, &c., 7th& D Sts. ait tot ae WINTER GOODS CUT. Every day we are picking out @ number of lots of goods, and offeriag them at a special price for a day It ts your fault if you don't get de that day, for we could not-affont vell everything at a cut price every day. Underwear, Hostery, “ Cupes, * Sults, Waists and Skirts will ‘be of- fered tomorrow. UNDERWEAR. Ladies? Inter Underwear, vests ard) pants)’ in'/all-wool, two-thirds- weal and dutlfsyool, being. dba bal: ance of all of jast- win- 59° ter's lines, Swiss Rib- and $1.50. ¢ 25°. and Pants, White and natuyal. Kee 39. Tomorrow morrow . | WAISTS. Women'sg"*Rop Roy”? Scotch Wests. lived, throughgyt, yoke {rout and back, siik-lined ripply, and in all Plaid, the choice fall colorings. These waists are worth $3, a8 you would have to pay. $2 io the making of the walet. We offer- these Plaid $1. 15 Walsts for Women's Fine Al-Mool Serge Waists, in navy, blavk, green and i yoke front and $3. 48 lined. CAPES, OSC. Special Did sou ever hear of such a price? Black Cheviot Double @ Capes, with storm collar, 95 3 Cheap at Ont; SKIRTS. Lovely line of new ‘Scotch Plald Skirts, im dark, rich, “Rob. BR cts, in greeas, blues and ound.” Regular pric $4.08, Tomorro brocaded effer Worth. $4.98. eins. °-~ New Novelty Cloth Box Coat Suits, in us fall mixtures, gloria silk HOSIERY. A saving of Sc. per pair ought to be werth considering. Ladies’ Boot Plain Tostery, Tomorrow fo BON MARCHE, 314 and 316 ‘7th St. Distiguring if Pimples, —— —Blackhea Bi zee, we = Cont Evans Dae Store, 938 F St. Fyplerate It’s So. Very Satisfactory ¢ © _to do ##ur rharketin; ** tain to aw: ice for it. ete in * first-class market. Py * © ‘this season. Favrayut Market, &% #72) ocT-w,f,m,20 whére you are cer- wget THE BEST—and to pay We handle Fruits, Vegetables, siéversthing that's sold in GF We shall be pleased to: serve: YOU |Goldenberg’s, 926-928 7th—706- K Sts. AN? IVERSARY. SALE ALL THIS WEEK. Anniversary sale prices. There shall be no let up. Weare proud of the success we have made and we feel appreciative of it. We know of no other way to.so fittingly show our appre- ciation than by distribut- ing values such as you are not offered elsewhere. Of course,on many things we shall sacrifice profits considerably, but in many other instances these prices are the result of a careful scouring of the wholesale markets for weeks prior to this event by our buyers. ach as yerd, for 5c. yard. Another lot, and we were exceed- ingly fortunate to secure them, of those Ladies’ Fine Embroidered Hand- kerch which are sold regularly fs, for no less than 25e., fo- 12%¢. each. 4-inch Satin Moire Ribbon, in all colors, elegant juality, whieh usually sells for 40c, yard, for 25c. yard. Leather The Cab) Frames, Which hold two photog which offered. to 12c. each. Batley ’s regular price, 7c. each. Viole “Triiby Be. m Powder, for Onkley’s Sweet knowledg-d th finest soap made, usual price, for ove. cake. Botts of Best Vaseline, seldom sell for less than 5e., 2%e. bottle. which for The regutar 1% Kh ert's Un- stamped Dress Shielis will be offer- ed for 7¢. pair. 36 yanls White Tape for 9 ce cents. 4 specials i in black goods. 2-Inck All-wool Storm Serge, very elegant for rew fall and winte silts a quality which never sells foo lexs than 50e., Will be offercd to- amd balance of the week for 38c. yard. All-wool I ncrrow uch and Di y whieh sels will be offer- of the week for 50c. yard. ed for the balanc 46-inch F ~a 4 yeu nd 1 we xu cannot buy elsewhere for less $1, Will be offered for the bal- 69c. yard. have bought expressly for our annive sale 35 pleces Black Fig- ured Mohair—2s inches wide and a ity which capnot be had for less . to sell for 19¢. yard. Sateen Umbrella Underskirts, with deep,stiffened ruffle and lined throug! with flannel, which eannot be had for less than $1.25, will be offered this week for avy rantes that We shail close out a lot of B Blue and Black All-wool Ch Mixed Cloth, 3 to 8. 4 to tor $2.98 each. “$4 yt and r Reefer, and breasted Suits, Astrakhan Cloth deep arctic Ladies? ettes, with Collar. collars, silk lincd—will be offered at the special price of 52.49 each. Silk Seal Plush Capos, Inche Ladies? inches long, with which cape 1s edged all around with now chinchilla fur; all silk Mned—as a 1 offering shall go this week $6.98 each. Goldenberg’ S, 926-928 7th—7o6 K Sts. TRY RU BBER ROOF PAINT. POP ALI. LEAK: only for paintin 130 in sw And ciate anteod. your druggist. No Eruption of Mount Hood. From the San Francisco Call. Richard U. Goede and Henry Gannett of the United States geological survey ar- rived here yesterCay after several months in Idaho and other parts of the northwest. On their way down they went to the top of Mount Hood with the idea of establish- ing a triangulation station there. The gentlemen were there at the time of the You’ll Bake No More At Home After you've cree US SI Bread, ND you all from our ovens. FOr you can buy everything of: this Kind at our siands in markets. : C= HOFFMANN’S MT. PLE 1522 Grant st. ASANT BAKERY, ' oc7-w,f,m,20 enjoyed the poaxeaience Mt kinds of Biscuits, Cake and Pastry. We'r serve you whenever you Wish—fresh alleged outbreak of stones and ashes, but say that all it appeared to have been was simply a rock slide. There are loose piles or rocks along the great mountain in many places, and the moving of any one of these, which occurs frequently, causes scores of tons of rocks to be dislodged and go clat- tering thousands of feet away. This ap- pears to have been about all the Mount Hood outburst amounted to. However, there are and have been for a great many years, so Messrs. Goode and Gannett state, smoke and sulphuric cmissions from the mountains. The air is at times very strongly impregnated with the smell of smoke and sulphur. ‘DAMAGE BY THE STORM NAT.RUBBER ROOF PAINT “tt | It you suffer from loos bowels or fever and_Aague, Angostura Bitters will cure you, Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons, sole manufacturers. Ask Ool. Wilson's: Report on-the Injury to Public Buildings and Grounds, Large Number ef Trees Blown Down and Uprooted—Looking Into the Lincoln House T Col. John M. Wilson, superintendent of public buildings and grounds, devotes most of his report of cperations during the past month to the damage done by the hurri- cane of the night of the 29th ultimo. He says that the Executive Mansion escaped serious damage. The flagstaff on the roof was broken near its base, and twenty-nine panes of glass were broken. The sheet iron chimney caps were blown off, and the high fron fence on the north front was damaxed in several places by falling trees. Slight damage was sustained by the roof of the gravery. Col. Wilson says that, cousidering the great damage done to the trees in the grounds, the escape of the conservatory and green houses was marvel- ous. Damnge to the Trees. Excessive damage was done to the fine trees in the President's grounds. About twenty-five trees were uprooted or twisted off near the roots, twenty-five more were s0 badly damaged that it has been neces- sary to remove them, and twenty-five more suffered serious damage to their limb Great damage was also done to trees in the other public parks. The Smithsonian Park, however, suffered the most. There twenty- nine large trees were uprooted and com- pietely destroyed, and a hundred and fifty- two more were so badly injured as to re- quire removal. Many splendid trees in Lafayette and Franklin Parks~ were wrecked. It is estimated that not less than 500 large trees in the various parks were seriously damaged. Many of this number were entirely destroyed. Col. Wilson says that the mon-y value of these trees cannot estimated. They were the growth of y years, and it will take a long time to lace them. The greatest sufferers were the silver poplar and the silver While the immediate danger has been large and is greatly to be deplored,” Col. Wilson, “it is believed that ar the track of the tornado in most of the parks will hardly be notice The Washington monument proper sus- taine page during the storm, but t uring last month, of nade the ascent by the the stairway, making persons who hav ince it was first opeaed October 9, 1888 Where Line > United States attorney for the “tof Columbia is rew enga title of the house President Lincoln a chase may by law. All tne tropical pi from the parks to thi places generally suppli mums. The work of improvement at Han- cock place Is still In. progr The walks Pore a total of 1.301; cended the shaft to the public, . Houxe Dis- in senreh- on 10th sirect in order that consummated, as di 8 have by nurser i with chry anthe- have been laid out phalt coating, and th removed and concr el Wilson the old acing poles cz yitel with th is now terms of the ous executive department ried on under the ac: approved June 1, 18# po) sh ready been erecte which three eighty feet long, long. forty-thre and remov t month. Complaint as to t Capitol Street. To Aitor of The Evening Complaint regarding the scandalous con- dition of the streets on Capitol Hill is not half justice to the situation. East Capi- tol street especially is a reproach to the ity—has not been swept for three we and presents as) Je of filth and debris calculated to engender thought re the repeated boast of Washingion’s ‘oughfares and ave > past six months cleanliness would disgrace inhatutants. The pre force do not clean or even attempt it, if the Commissioners are impotent change or improve it the: so notify the people. meeting might meet the need of the citi- z Let them speak out. ~ T. C. MAND —— Where Are the Street Cleaners? of The Evening Star: ‘ks, their lack of a burg of t street cle and to should at once It is possible a mass ‘G. To the Fail Where are the street sweepers? Hav: they crawled into holes and disappeared, or has the money given out which should pay to clean the streets? No one can re- member when 16th street above Scott Circle filthy was swept last. It is in a most condition, as are also 14th, and New Hampshire aven' call upon the health comm! vestigate this matter? Is W: lose the reputation of being a cl The streets are filth: si Who in to Blame? ‘To the Editor of The Evening Star: What is the matter with those in au- thority? Several days have passed since the storm, and many of our principal thor- oughfares present very nearly the appear- ance they did the morning after. So much has been published and said about the in- competent management of the street clean- ing department, and the Commissioners’ attention has so frequently been called to it, that it would seem a waste of time to make further attempts at reform in this direction, but it has been suggested that the Commissioners are perfectly well aware where the difficulty les, and what the remedy is for all this miserable business. If so, why don’t they act? If they hold the don’t they apply it? of variety, now, can you inform ; ‘rs how it happens that a portion of the contractor's work has been : from him? Many of our str swept by hand. If it is an expe test the quality of work done by the chine brcoms, by all means let the ment be continued indefinitely, 1 heard) many commendations of Georgetown and the of the city. relative in northwestern section it Claiming no knowledge of the ost of the two systems, one thing been demonstrated b and sweeping erior to anything the ™: Dirt tana jumped by the machines, a ft for the elements to play havoc with, is taken up by the hand broomers, and the gutters are left in “parlor condition” com- pared with the sloverly manner in which the work is done by the machine men. ‘Then there is no need of sprinkling and mud making when the work is done by hand, and the whole busine of cleaning can be done in the daytime, so that any- bedy may see and criticise. Besides, the annoyance and hindrance to traffic on the streets, a nuisance so conspicuously forced by machine sw %, will cease should hand sweeping prevail. As it has been in- timated that the Commissioners will recom- mend an appropriation of over $200,000 for next year's street cleaning, we may not unreasonably conclude that such an extra- ordinary increase over former appropria- tions is for the purpose of giving us further proof that hand sweeping is preferable. TAXPAYER. The Venesucian Commission, The Venezuelan boundary conunission will meet next Saturday for the first time in several months, and it is expected that considerable busir.ess will be tra ted. A great deal of information pertaining to the inquiry has been collected by the agents during the summer in this country and Europe, most of which will be soon in shape for final consideration. 2Be. Salvation Oil cures frosted feet. ‘8. Kenn, Sows & 0, STH&MARKET SPAGE I'S PLAY WORK For us to do business. advertise. We allow no misrepre- sentations. There is nothing spas- modic about our policy. We have a kind of perpetual motion in our busi- ness methods. ALWAYS ON THE GO DISPLAYINE RIVALS WHERE THEY ARE BEST SEEN SOLD. EVER READY ‘T') SELL. LESS THAN THE LOWEST PR BY OTHERS, AND NEVER THINK We do as we Millinery. You may think us conceited when we say that our Millinery Floor is one of the finest in the city. Do you know what makes it so handsome and attractive? OUR PRETTY STYLES AND EXTREME PRICES. ANYTHIN STYLE. AND FITS THE PURSE IS PRETTY. 25C. pealp ms Fre ce TS MIXED oa 49C. BON STRINGS CHENILLE TRON. NG —ROLTO ©OQUE FEATHER Sry} A ETT ES, SIL CHILDRE 50c. atopy cw O'SHANT Pra {Colas Sees SANS AND BUNCHES 15C. or VIOLETS, WITH 24 Qc. MEReURY 25¢. F. AN SHALE DU Finns IN FANCY 30¢. PELT HATS, CAM- . LARGE Cc BANS AND ° CAMEL'S HAIR At x AND K.EROWN AND 5 es SILE xD 75 98c. TRIMMED with FEATH- Sac with ROLto: QUILLS AND VELVEL EDGE. Millinery Department, 2d floor. Knit Underwear. Just in the nick of time to adver- tise these values, as the weather is here for them and the goods just arrived. Special, 21c. LADIES NON-SHRINKALLE WITTE w «1 1 VESTS AND PANTS, FINISHE ‘ MANNER AND REALLY W« Price 0 124 1 INFANTS WHITE RUG SILK CROCHET TRIMMIN STRING. 1 To 6. REGULARLY ANY Special, 25c. Plen’s Goods. Two jobs in Men’s Heavy-weight Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, in fawn, tan and natural gray, finished with silk facing and pearl buttons, regular made ribbed bottoms and cuffs and French neck. Sizes in Shirts run from 34 to 46 and the Drawers from 30 to 40. B9U. Flannel Dept. 3d Floor. RDOWN IN ALL COLORS PINK CARDINAL, GRAY, TAN AND CREAM. Special, 21¢. ALL-WOOL MEDICATED RED the kind for that are worth $1.00. for the kind that are actually worth $1.50. RL TWILL, PLAN NEL. Special, 12}c. YARD-WIDE FINE WHITE ALL. Winil, FLAN. NEL. 4 Special, 25¢. CELEBRATED A. E. 8 WHITE SHAKER FLANNEL. oe Special, 5c. EXTRA WIDE AN ED CANTON FLANN'