Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1896, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1896—14 PAGES. “W0S Moses Sons F st., cor. 11th. | Sterage, 22d and M. Everything we sell bears the stamp of perfect workmanship and finish. S2F FR ST Ar Sr ae a 7 Eansburgt & Bro, : Drapery Department. One of the most attractive de- partments in the store. Here we have a chance to develop art with business and arrange the pretty draperies that make this depart- ment so cozy. There's lots here for the eco- nomical buyer just the same. Some Specials to tell you about now. We want to call vour special at- tention to the new line of Ruffled Curtains: ‘Two very rttractive styles of Fluted Rut- fled Fdges, one with dainty figure, the other with fine do pair . Two Iriwh Potut ken in va- rt. “ssl per ~ $3.00 « niske the greatest f patterns and by far the best ffer. Our sev- :Paper cut to ‘10C* Quire. In octavo and billet size. To be had in 3 shades; Azure, white, heliotrope. Commercial size, ‘Envelopesioc: 3A Pkge 28: connelf DECKER, I2c. quire. bird Se aha E Sly Ly Ap sertin Splp ty Sepia odode e © mF St. N. W. § Stationer, Engraver, Bookseller, POOOS HHH a det t0d < <t Ae BOE sf ~ Assignee’. s Sale OF FINE STOCK OF Wines, Fancy Groceries,etc. oF Geo. E.Kennedy & Sons, 1116 Conn. Ave. N.W. RARE OLD WIN BRANDEX it cest to ON Get The Best, ‘The Concord Harness.’ Beware of !mitations. Every genuine Con- cord Hartess is stamped with maker's name aul trade mark. We are sole D. C. agents. LUTZ & Co., 497 Pa. ave., adjoining National Hotel. Morse Blankets and Lap Robes tn large variety and at lowest prices. 9026-20 For Fine Decorations, Plants, Cut Flowers or Designs, Etc., Go to J. R. Freeman, 612 13th St. N.W. ®etween F and G sts.) n06-3m,28 FOR one 1540. PRESCRIPTION 4387, Rheumatism. ‘The prescription Ki one of Washington's oliest and mot eminent phys It instantly relieves and permane NEURAL- « Ee dal aches Py rs due to URIG ACID polson. It purifies the blood. stimulates and restores the kidneys, im- p € proves the henith and gives tone aml vigor to the tre system. Pr $l per bottle; trial size, 0c. PHARMACY, 438 7th st. o.w., cor. E. a Great Reduction In Hair. 1.000 Switenes, $3.50, formerly $7.00. Switches, 2.50, formerly 5.00. Switches, 6.00, formerly 10.50. Gray Switches, 8.00, formerly 5.00. Gray Switches, 4.50, formerly 6.50. First-class attendan! Hi trg, ete. ‘Try our “Curlette’ for retaining curl. S. HELLER’S, ez? 7th Street N. W. ranean iEconomical Folks Pn sod ae 10. conte them less a sts er tl any on ahould ey one eon e000 e000 = © 000 other fuel! do the Secs emt Ws = rand fue! to cook ooo in a burry with, as it makes a 0000 hot, roaring fire. Give it a trial. 40 bu. Uncrushed Coke. .$2.90 = 40 bu. Crushed Coke. ....$3.70 ‘Washington Gaslight =| sparc MRAM mY 413 roth St. N. W,, we WM. J. ZEH, 920 20th st. no2S-280 “Phone 470. 5 Save your car fare = pFou people who Hive uptown—and buy your f here. Highest qualitles— Flour makes the kind of akes and, pastries that “almost = _nelt in your mouth!’ nt A Hungerford, or annest,, oth & OSts._ Fah las 4 ta rs *€ remnant advertisements. 44 ls Plush Lambrequin Stand‘ Will Be floor as alw: Crash, use . Bleached sutta Pillow Remnants. That fs the untversal opinion of our Cleak Root At is large—well lighted > —is well pervised, and the Stock pe and Prices are just right. We don't handle the rea} cheap Cloaks at b4 — all—we ouly handie those that will — >f = look well and wear well. v1 Ii So. 98 Buys a__ beautiful ial \ ly made, b | eI well caiened® 0 it $13. 25 Buys one of those i ——— Silk-lined Garments |! v that you have heard }é¢ " . so much talk about. | $< We also have a big stock of ) Furs of all kinds. ({Fomorrow ; ‘Remnant Day. After this Friday we won't 4 have the time to devote to Of course they will be on our 3d s, but the space in the papers will be exclusive- * ly devoted to the holiday goods ? after today. Bleached Twilled for kitchen Dotted and Strip- Crown Flannel and Tan Colored Out- ing. ‘2 vard. Worth 12$e. Bleached Absor- bent Crash, double £ finish. , Yard. Hor. . 2s 534¢. yd. a Worth toc. Fine English Doment Flannel. in light colors. quality. I2he. Ors s2---. and = 5-4 Wam- Case Worth 6c. yd. 98 a -- 334¢.yd. 5c. yd. <a aw >a Wee ee ey eee xe Pe ial i ‘ we Sededetedetedededeedecetdededetntedededeteitecededetebdetedege pte revere weve vUeTCCUCeCeTeCTSCTCTT| Seton Seen JOHNSTON'S, 729 7TH ST. 7 (Es For Arbuckle’s Package Coffee tomorrow. The quality is freshest and best, because we sell it % so rapidly at this spe- ¢ cial and unprecedented reduction—17% cents a $ package. We grind it for you, coarse or fire, and pulverize it if you 3 wish. Ne IZ Te (Ce 10: yy OC adhe, Baby Brand Con. = "r cun_ tomorrow. Star — Condensed 7 cents. Im nts. 15 cents. Brand, ¢ach—2,400 matches for 12 cents tomorrow. 1 large boxes best es for 12 cents. late: Drops _at 10 cents. Peanut Tatty at 10 cts. Tomerrow we will sell i English V 2 Best Mixed Nuts at cents. Tomorrow we will sell 1,000 pounds of Large, Bright Oregon Sw Prunes to be sold a! half price—3 cents pet Brooms to go, to- ~ sheeeees Sheendonseesegonseegens rots etntntntnttetvtelete Sninining : as ss a Be sete Seen Seaseateesees ont Sneed eseote soetees Sheoaseeseesents £ — { 2hc. yard. For... 7340. yd, tort { rae. Chinese and es at 9 cents, ue ie Japanese Draper- £ ¢ ies, new designs... 8c. yd. ae aes { 300 yards best $ “{ Seersucker Ging- $ id ham, in plain and z »4 stripes, fast colors. le £ ,; Worth 12sec. yard. we 2 iH Por (os 8c. yd. *:|% OF tics and se \ 3 “ ., Striped and Plaid , $ Either a 4ec. sack of $ iq Nainsooks. For... roc. yd. + Lily Best Pat. Flour or $ Hepeenieecaen ‘|¢ 5 pounds of Best Gran- % of Scotch Plaids. For m3Zc.yd. \4 ¢ ulated Sugar given free $ 100 dozen Light |% tomorrow to each pur- $ ‘2 Terry Cloth Tidies. LU chaser of one pound of $ : Worth 18c. each. {2 50c. Tea or 3 pounds of $ | BOE ececceccccecc 12c. =| 30c. Java or Mocha $ 150 dozen Blue if ¢ Coffee. $ and Red Plaid rile z }: Doylies, fast col- i] $ coum ied bee bg OFS ---- 2 eee» BACe doz. t $ Jess brand_—wrapped io $ jed_tissue paper— ~ 300 yards Red Is cents yond 700 pounds and White Oil- hj ¢ of Large Fut meee pq boiled Table Linen, ra] eee cee 3 54 fast colors. Worth 4 ¢ Table Com Meal. & 4 Soc. yard. For.... 32¢, yd. 4 $ groan, nly. fox tahle z M4 64) «~pieces_ Gray 1 OSes $ *€ and Brown Repel- ¢ cial price, 18 cents a Ie lant, 58 inches wide. ‘ z Bie z yg FOF ++. +++ Alc. yd. Mie Star Soap tomorsow H One lot of Wool- Mis I een ene, 4 en Patterns, suit- ale ¢ Cee es 4% table for ladies’ ( é 2 cents each — Cincinnatl 4 skirts or children’s 4 $ Siete Pek Secs: | dresses, with lining. 97¢. each! = + 2 pieces Black 4 < Bee Soap at ay pi and Navy Blue 4 $ C cents a cake tomor- »¢ All-wool Cheviot, 41s 3 $4.58 inches wide. 4 $ LOWS z Worth $1.38 yard. C $ z sy 4 ‘Tomorrow we will seil 4 For Ee . ae < ae 98c. yd. i] z 3,€00 pounds of Lard cs % 4a: 175 Ladies’ iM a special at 6 cents per »¢ wool Black Jersey MIs pound. Cottolene, 25 { Coats. Were $5, Mle cents peg pall. : 4 $6, $8 and $10. Mis e i PG cee - $1 each. r - 1,000 of those pee One lot of Fine Silk, : Cae ee Covers, Bureau Scarfs,\{ tc., marked down to 2. n the dollar. LANSBURGH a a ee a oa 0-5 > 2S & BRO, ; |(420-422-424-426 am St. i xx ixe vy zy = Y K 4 4 4 4 M i esgessesengondonzmesenteng a a ae Useful Christmas s Present. Ttalian and Bren e An laters designs, finest stock ever *aioplayed io A Beautiful and received @ ch Fortolne Shel C ‘Combs and ae Pins, We are also selling a lot of All Long Human Hair Switches at it 5.00. Gray and. White Halt retuced in same preportion. Private roome for ha dyeing. Seine omen to $1.50. 00 Switches reduced to $2.50. Switches reduced to Ime. Siccardi, 711 11th st., next to Palais ts Royal, irdressing, emi 3 We have Dr. Ruddock’s Homeopathic remedies. 14 SC Te SC 20: 65° morrow at 10 cents each. Best 25c. But- terine, r4c. ‘The large 5-cent pack- ages of freshly roasted Peanuts, 3 cents a pack- age, tomorrow. 800 packages large- size Buckwheat, worth 12 cents each, will go at 9 cents, We will sell 3,000 cakes of the large-size 10-cent value ~Sweet Chocolate at 3 cents a cake, We will sell the 30- cent boxes of delicious Smoked Scotch Herring at 20 cents per box of 30 to 50 fish. We have a few hun- dred pails of New Mack- erel, fresh caught from the 'New England coast kage —the weighs. nd Ci Catarth Powe froas weight. “Price, 6S gh a roup ers, weight. Price, Syrup, Malartal are Resting Powders, Ecuvs ©. package, thdote, Poison Oak HOC. Santonine. for fre Qutage, 2s Py tum ture or cu the head. * Dilious attacks. Diphtheria and Sore He Tablets and Gargle, Price, $1.00 a Box. Homea aco pathic Pharmacy, 1331 G st. eo Oe eel Johns ton’s, 729 7th St. 3 a i i a3 Ce i] z \ $ Th oF z Ms ule tile é A WE I 2 it ae t ¢ Hou Sheclat Sates, ‘KING’S PALACE Startling Washington z £ ;From 10 to 11. x Supposing you don’t want these things right 4 aM as th red or icombs: Bet ae a $ Hon nour shuld’ Interest Poa, Ben the batten : + box of Hairpit 2c. Cc. $ 3 $ Ic. 2 2c. ‘spool Basting Cotton Ic. $ 10c. Side Combs, fancy tops... 5c. $ 8c. Whaieloné, 8 in. in length, per da. 4. Gc. card Hooks.and E, 3¢. a Buttons--odds and 3 & pres: Tutions. sn $ with poart conte = 2c. $ and Pants, - £ Ki marly 50c. $ 8c. 3 :s 2Ic. Ka —-— : $From 11 to 12. EF one tot Infants’ rotdereds tati” fi 25¢. $4 25c. $ aH 8c. 4 5 3 25¢. ae button Naas in ¢ nd T Bye. : Ka $ $1.98 | $ : tp E3 ¢ & 25 io : = = & pete % ee eeeetntonteets i Ps Soeteote ef Si Os Oe se et SSP R eee olen ol olelnlne Minette Perebetnonennnninneonetiie al Wt Only a little care on your part—a little notice of ithe prices and a little heed as to the hour--and a wealth hg! cut-price offers are yours tomorrow. ime you can buy $1.39 Gloves for 89c.— or $5.00 ‘Trimmed Hats for $1.98—or many needed notions at At the right _ less than half price. Each hour has its special temp- _ tations. Watch them—here they are: Tomorrow is the day, King’s Palace is the place. From 2 to 3. KING’S PALACE, 812- 814 Seventh Street. —that you~ desire ta’ enjoy, ‘the, . best roils, biscuits, pan- cakes, pastries, cake, &c, If you are one of the few who are not acquainted with the merits of “Ceres” Flour we want your attention for a few minutes. “Ceres” Flour is the purest product of Dakota ‘and Minnesota + wheat—is ground in the most modern equipped mills by scrupulous millers, and makes the most nutritious bread pos- sible to bake. You tisk the failure of your Xmas _ fruit cake unless you use GES I lour. Ask any of the No. 1 housekeep- ers of Washing- ton what brand of flour they use, and almost invariably they will say “Ceres” Flour. Don’t put up with any brand of flour your grocer may choose to send you. Order “Ceres” Flour and be sure you get it. “Ceres” sold by all grocers + —4twe only wholesale ites twm. Dae Galt &Co., £ Wholesalers, Ist and Ind. Ave. i= Speseetensetentenseeteey a, Se te etetetetetetettntntntnbteneetetetetrdedetetatntntntetndintnntinininuntrteteteetntele edited Seogeoseoontontenseesees eafeeeted sdondoesonseeseegeesendeoden A WORD ABOUT OUR Prescription Dept. In these days of adifiterations and pe pa to having Prescriptions, filled Davis and Mr. J. 8. ees and well known. }. Noel— EST Drugs. tion. Physicians’ patronage solicited. erties pereey sre atarally wary, when. it Bent of our store is in charge ot Mite both "We use only the PUREST and FRESH- j—and guarantee highest satisfac- Arlington Drug Store. Cor. Vt. Ave. & H St. 42-204, Alex. 8. Daggett. The bargain hour for Corsets, Hose or Un- derwear—the money saving hour on substan- Don't mmtss this opening of the harp—it will be tial articles. aft ‘emoon selling # o'clock, Ume and money well spent. ° B dou lack Sateen C sets, heavily boned, able side st rey els, fast bl larly Te.—this hour. . One lot of Children's Heavy Can- Flannel Night Drawers, well ton made, all sizes. donb this hour...... n Ladies’ ra Heavy Canton With cauibrle, rut- quality Belts, with heavy nickel egular 2e. grade—this hour fast black Hei and small ose ro wide 1 anid toe, res arly ly if From 4 to 5. Our stock on quatity, lw: Pre Sogengencondondontontongondontongn 0 “s So % v5 . ‘s me sefeesengeeg So eens MMMM ~ "Hose 58 complet. y low in r put prices so low as thes will leay uning at 4 o'clock. fs was alw dies’ Hose—One large lot of ys, double heel Men's Ha jets, 7 Kordered Hemstitehed’ Hand- Mets, a little bit wrinkled, but ap at 15, "This hour. 7. = Ladies’ Hand z= tty Swiss za ide ae I nt a uty bord ne qu bargain price, Ire, boa gc.¥ = oOo You Came. Low prices—weather—and the” approaching Holidays have combinéd to make us very busy. We note the fact that many of you are select- ing Holiday Slippers now— while every pattern and style is complete in all sizes. Our great stock warrants you a saving of from 50 cents to a dollar on every pair of Shoes or Slippers. We are now showing the largest and most complete line of Ladies’ and Men's Slippers to he found in the city. Oriental — Embrol A new lot of those Popalar Quilted Fur- price—cholee of wine of bisck shades. . Iadies’ Heavy Walking Shoe s— made of — genuine cangaroo calf—hand- ewed—e x te nsion edges — splendid shoes for skating— all sizes and widths —$4 values for. Dr. Janon’s Hygienic Shoes For Ladies have medicated felt inner roles, and are damp-proof. New lot jus' in—$5 Shoes at $4 a pair. Ladies’ Full-length Jersey Lesginein'black sad. tae —$1 a pair. AMILY SHOE é a é 310-312 SEVENTH ST. aie x —3i3 EIGHTH ST. SLL ARE EPEIEELESS ani Hawker them there just siaty aa (r=) <€e Seetetentetn oth Debpdndodotnt Bicycle See Sesheateatont Sete 2, eS Seteeteetees see ae Sooo If you’ve thought } O —— as a Xmas Gift for a friend f A Lamp us show you our beautiful displa; of TABLE and BANQUET LAME Stock is complete. Dozens of b tiful designs and decorations. sure to have just the ‘Lamps as low as 18c. de3-th,8,t,28 let It’s a good time to make selections. We're mp you Wish—at the price you want to pay. 2 a Cor. 7th i. BARKER, EDSW, CHINA, HOUSEFURNISHINGS, STOVES, &. N o Need to Bake Your FRUIT CAKE aes year. an order and he'll mai ever “had. Give Holmes and bake an, cake you Want, and It'll be the best gon Holmes’ Home-made FRUIT CAKES are famous for their genuine good- ‘Only ness. 2 "Phone 1564. cents pound delivered. Holmes’ Landover Mkt., rst & E Sts. no8-3m,16 YOU CAN’T FIND good tea that’s not pure nor a pure tea that’s not good. Both strength and delicious flavor depend upon purity. BURCHELL'S SPRING LEAF TEA is absolutely pure. That's why it's so J.Jay Gould TREE ORNAMENTS, TOYS, FAVORS, 421 9TH ST. no20-1m* DO NOT SUFFER FROM SICK HEADACHE a good, Only 50c. pound. moment longer. It is not necessary. Carter's ‘. W. BURCHELL, 1325 F STREET. Little Liver Pills will cure you, . Dose, one ttle de2-144 pitt," Small_price. Small ‘dose. Small pill, = (CTURFS UP TO DATE IN E, FINISH. Bright eyes, healthy complexion and a vigorous Fair ‘Prices. stem result’ from using Angostura Bitters. Sole M. KETS KEMETHY. Jal Stes, | manufacturers, Dr. J. G./B. Slegert & tae Aten ocl3-3m Fermanent—Reliable, 1109 Pa. aye. dhuggists. A JOLLY JUBILEE —— Gathering of Republican Clans at Cen- ter Market Hall Tonight. CELEBRATING THE GREAT VICTORY ae Well-Known Speakers Will Address the Meeting. ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE The republican jubilee will take place this evening in Central Market Hall. The arrangements have all been perfected, and a great outpouring of the “G. O. P.” faith- ful will fill the spacious hall. The admis- sion will be by tickets only, which huve been apportioned among the several clubs, to be by them distributed among their members and fends. There are yellow tickets for theemain hall and red tickets for the platform entrance, which will be at 9th and B streets. A telegram was sent by the joint committee Tuesday to Mark A. Hanna urgently and cordially inviting him to be present. Seaator John Sherman, Senator-elect George L. Welling- ton, J. M. Langston, W. W. McIntyre, tional Committeeman M. M. Parke other republicans of note and well kno} ability have signified their intention to be present and speak. Senator Thurston and Mrs. John A. Logan are also looked for. A. M. Clapp will preside over the meeting. He will be assisted by three vice presidents from each club. The secretaries of the several clubs will be the secretaries of the meeting. Prayer will be offered by Rev. Dr. S. H. Greene. The music will consist of patriotic airs by a male cnorus of fifty led by Percy S. Foster, a campaign g! club, under Major Beebe, which did good work in the recent campaign, and martial music by the Henderson Drum and Bugle Colonel John A. Joyce will read an original poem, written especially for the ion. The committee on resolutions, ded by Alphonso Hart, will report stir- ring resolutions. Clubs That Will Participate. The following named clubs will be pres- ent: National Union Republican Club, Me- Kinley and Hobart Interstate Republican Chub, nley and Hobart Club of A: costia, Republican Invincit} ast Wash- Ington Sound Money Republican Club, Gal- laudet McKinley and Hobart Club, the y and Hobart Club, Hobart Club, Cen- publican Club, Me- nd Hobart Uniformed Republican limited; Maryland Republican Asso- ion, Mlinois Republic In- Republican . Comnectiont Republican A: koma Repunli- can Club, Busin Men's Sound M Club, Ladies’ Aux : Reput = Cherrydale, Va., Republican © The joint committee which charge of the arrangements is compe of representatives from each club. A. M. Clapp is president and B. F. Crawshaw, ca rx of the Other Committees. The committees to whom was assigned the several duties, consists of the follow- ing: Speakers and invitations—Simon Wolf, John ©. Chaney, Arthur Stabler, Donald McCathran, Geo. F. Pyle, M. D. H. Cc. Smielau, W. W. vy Geo. C. Bow! Jacoh H. , <. W. Filler. car Roome. U. E. E. A. Kreidler, John E Shields, . W. J. “R. Gar- King, W. er, A. J. Clifford, D. Harley, W Eickhoff, J. chard Elterich, f I Pres F. Crawsha H. Adriaans, W. Q. Lowd, Henry Joh c. H. Krener, M. B. Cruso, Robt. W. M. Bass, Frank Hamilton, J. H. Scholtz, T. E. Spenc r, E. G. Nalle, B. F. Schubert. Norton, B. W. Beebe, Geo. W. WiMiams, Lee Kingsman, Williams, 0. J. Ricke Music—H. D. , Sam’) Hardir Smith, J. S. A. Baker, A. Girouara. Hall and decorations—W. B. Reilly, Crosthwaite, Geo. W. Henderson, V Simmons, Douglas Brown, Max K Jno. M. Green, Geo. W. Anders, Crusor, Charlies J. F. Cyrus Root, J. M. Brown. stner, Frank McDonald, On seating—J. H. Dewees, W. F. Thomas, Wm. Savoy, W. Cohill, 8. J. Block, A. E. Leckie, W. L. Bramhall, J. J. Burser, W. A. Pyle, W. M. Bass, Jos. Trainor, Lee Ullery, D. Brown. = BONDSMEN STEP IN. They VW Complete Reconstruction of e Wallach Building. Messrs. Esches and Kengla, the bonds- men of W. W. Winfree, the contractor for the reconstruction of the Wallach School building, appeared before the inspector of buildings today and signified their inten- tion of proceeding at once with all expedi- will tion to finish the building. It be re- called that, inasmuch as Cont x Win- free could not give suitable assurances that he was competent to complete the builling on time, the werk was taken from him, and his bondsmen notified to do the work. Building Inspector Brady reports the near completion of the Stevens School, which was left in an unfinished condition by Con- tuuactor Cabell. The bondsmen in this case refused to complete the building, and the building inspector asked permission of the Commissioners to step in and do the work by day's labor. He assured the Commis- sioners that he would complete the building within six weeks. On next Saturday after- noon, he says, the building will be prac- tically completed and ready for occupancy. This case is pointed to with con pride by the advocates of muni trol of ‘all public buildings erecied by the District. SS THE McCAULEY ESTATE. What Mr. H. C. McCauley Says warding the Matter. Mr. H. C. McCauley said today to a Star reporter in regard to the petition filed by Catherine V. McCauley to e him re- moved as executor of the estate of Theo. F. McCauley: “Your account of the peti- tion filed by Catherine V. McCauley, my Re- brother's widow, states that I am charged in it with concealing from her a private letter from my brother to me, which I have recently offered for probate. I obeyed my brother's request embodied in the letter, and nothing more. This letter contained in- structions to me that I should invest the money received from the sale of his store for the sole benefit of his five minor chi)- dren. This I endeavored to accomplish ac- ccrding to his request; hence this suit. The court will have to decide as to whom the money belongs, the widow or the children. That I attempted to mislead her as to the assets of the estate is disproved by the fact that she and ten of the heirs were fully in- formed by my brother as to the contents of his will and the sale of his store to Speiser before he left for Europe, where he died. My accounts as executor and as guardian have been filed, and every dollar received by me properly accounted for, as the rec- ords of the Orphans’ Court will show. In- deed, my overpayments amount to several hundred dollars.” ———— The Crittenton Mectings. Mr. Charles N. Crittenton of New York, who is conducting a series of evangelistic meetings at the Metropolitan M. E. Church, will speak next Sunday afternoon, probabiy at the First Congregational Church, upon “Florence Mission Rescue Work.” Mre. Kate Waller Barrett will also make an ad- dress at that meeting, and Mr. H. F. Perry will sing a rescue solo. Last night Mr. Crittenton’s topic was “Go Work in My Vineyard.” The Busy Corner, 8th and id Market et Space. S. KANN, SONS & CO. Clearance Sale and High Carnival on Remnants. Such a week as this is bound to accumulate remnants of all kinds in spite of every caution, and in addi- tion to our regular line of mill short ends, we have a feast that will make your dimes and dollars jingle with delight. New Silk nsigsg nants at . 19° New Silk ngoeee c nantsat = -25 New Silk Rem- c. mantsat = = <« -35 New Silk ome c nantsat = -49 Every yard worth double and triple the price. All kinds of Fancy Taffetas, Novelty Silks and Plain Blacks, in Satins, Gros Grains and Assorted Brocades. Black and Colored Woolen Dress Good Rem- nants, in assorted styles and good dress lengths. Worth 5c. and 18. a 6 i yard 2€e Double - width — Stylish Maids, imitating the nob- by wool effects. Worth 15c. 1 ane 7206 All-wool Double-width Dress Goods, in two-tone Brocatelles, Changeables and Granite effects. Worth 25¢. to 2gc. a vard... Cloth = and Novelty I5C. Our best Cretonnes, ex- and large Worth tra wide, in light dark colorings, floral patterns. 15c. a vard.. 7:€ Seven and ter Best Grade of Bleached Sheeting. Worth 15c. and 18c. a yard. . ‘ ight-quar- % 83¢, 20,000 Yards best quality Fancy and Staple Prints, including mourning styles; also Fast-colored Apron Ginghams, Unbleached Canton Flannels, Cream Shaker Flannel and Unbleached Muslin Remnants. The entire assortment at 23C. Dress Trimmings. Such an of Dress Trimmings, all kinds, all makes and all styles, suitable for colored dresses as well as black material. Sold from 25¢. to 50c. a yard. Carnival price tomorrow, 5C. The best quality Dressmakers’ Kid Finished Cambric, cut right from the piece, in all colors. ZC. assortment The best 100-yard Spool Silk, made by the best makers of sewing siikg Sold everywhere at 8c. spool AC, Everything which was advertised in last Sunday’s Times and Post holds good in price for the balance of the week. You can't afford to miss a single item if you are a friend to your purse. S. KANN, SONS & CO. Sth &Market Space.