Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1897, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1897-12 PAGES, 0 and M. a Cutting Hall Racks. ~~ Bon “Bon Marche, 314 and 316 7th St. N.W. 25c. Delicious Fig Puips, 12c. ib. se To intreduee to the Candy b Washington our = ielicious: ‘ yall offer them sll day They are ted shall offer tomorrow +25 over 70 * s*: A ratfetien nthe 407. Choe: ¢ —Ever find another such space in} 22° with tine Jellies and huts, em ¢ the paper so given to bargains as| 222 pry, stls never 19¢ Ib pers this?’ Seems as though we|*°** city, ° eo see haven't had anything but bargains —— to offer yor for months. And NEW really we haven't. —This time it's a sacrifice to the demand for room. Receiving let- SP ING ters from our manufacturers daily telli ng us goods have been pped. We must prepare for Skl RTS. ieee —Yor can’t want a Hat Rack and}. te: amt compete with us in t+ + not want these: Dress Skirts, for! two rea- 2° 2 garments are * * * Tall Racks. quantities at *¢ ¢ Hail Oak Hall 5 Oak Heli . $30.00 Osk Ha $38.00 Ok Hs! - $40.00 it w. Ss & SONS. Seats for the: Inaugural Parade, » parade. ed a back room of pleased cus- Mus each day th us offered are conside than possibly oi Come and inve: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . it for $120 Mi Com- . god condition, for i : 'e ‘Three of our Stow Cuses are for x sale. Cost new $45. Will sei . the three for x One Office Desk, tn perfect condt- . tion. Cost new $50, Will sacrifice be ‘| Gerome Desio, : Now 1209 Pa. Av. PRESCRIPTION 4387, FOR Rheumatism. ne of Washington's oldest Ith and gives ¢ Price, $1 pe HARMACY, th bit of Fuel Wisdom, 5 5 $ ) ) fn Try it @ $ 40-bu. Coke, uncrushed, $2.90. }, 2 40-bu. Coke, crushed, $3.70. F ine Black Serge Skirt: Fine pores Skirts. se they are made up in dull times, when ra and Tabor is cheap. You will often find that the actual fl cost of the cloth, lining and trimmings of such skirts as we offer e We quote for the Impossible for give the garments Je finish and able in our ** cce “$7.69 Sara Waists, e of Ladies® hh the fame sw /ashington Gaslight Co., 4 413 Tenth st. nw., ; a WM. J. ZEH, 920 20TH ST. ‘PHONE 476. SYN Electric Light | S-I-G-N-S sre the most ¢ advertising aft adv CKOWL U. S. Electri x.W. fective and start ic Lighting a, "Phone 14th St. fel2-208 inest * Display “Diamonds South * N. Y. (Of ( “ley \ ‘ Jacobs Bros. af tae Pa. Ave. ) 5.00. 6.50. s. Shampoo- werly wuts in Hairdze retaining curl, S. HELLER’S, 720 7th Street N.W. UR SPECIALTY. Bunicns and Ingrowing Nails Cured without use of knife. No pain. Instan Prof. J. J. pecial 1115 Pas ave. nw. 8 to 6 p.m. Sundays, 9 to 12, fela-Sd Unlike the Chinese Teas ea by machinery. aad’ pot °h ty ty Guinamen— thus, presersing Ser pre ‘sroma and fe a H. [ Hungerford, Hieeee oth & OSts. ‘CUT Sas 72. Modern Pharmacy, 11th and F. PGES ‘Me ttz's Modern Pharmacy, _Cor. E eventh and F Sts. —appeal strongly to all prudent pe ople. When compared with the small corner drug stores’ > prices they stand out in striking contrast. Whenever the house- hold needs Medicines or Toilet Articles buy them at Washing- ton’s Greatest Drug Store. Not solely because prices are almost half—but also because stock is iresher—and for that reason— far more desirable. Saturday's } ) ) 5 ) : | ) ) a! Ye oes nee of Pepsin, for indi Seiurda: as stion. only Allvock’s Of inestimable wan Who cares for a As usual, Mertz ts rau’s Skin Food, used by women efinement everywhere. Inparts a tiful. fresh appearance to the skin, removes wrinkles and linproves the com: plexion, Balm, a delightful prepara- plexion, whitens the skin, rough hands and face. Beauty Booklet on Face « for the asking. and heljs ‘The It and Form for only. MERTZ’S Go to Siccardi’s FCR BARGAINS IN HUMAN HAIR. We have just received a large assortment of Italian and French Tortoise Shell Combs and Pins, in the latest designs, finest steck ever displayed In Washington. We are also selling a lot of All Long Human Hair Switebes at great bargains. 0 Switches reduced to $1.50. 0 Switches reduced to . $8.00 Switches reduced to $5.00. Gray and White Hair reduced in same proportion. Mme. Siccardi, Privat? aia at:; neat, to ee vate rooms for ressing. shampooing a1 eyeing. Ja2-20d Hiring a Cab to Buy a Trunk at ‘497 Penna. Ave.! To pay back hire to come here would as this city’s handsomest assortment of ¥ up-to-date Trunks and Grips fs being offered during the ime improvements are going on —at 25 per cent discount, LUTZ & CO, 4 cman ARTETA 3 = = 2 a fe16-200 ts. Concord Harnes: au ae Convalescents —Recovery frem the GRIP {is slow and tedious. ‘That weak, worn-out feeling and un- steadiness In the head are among the after effects. In ISHAM’: RNIA WATERS OF LIFE you'll find the finest tonic—bullder- the system known Sp and nd cloonser of talk t about cararonsta Waren co.? 720 Sbaut it 1010 F Street, Gent alacagers fel7-16a a 1 Johnston’s, 729 7th St. COFFEE SALE SATURDAY. Coffee Exhibit. ‘Try a cup of delicious Coffee made in the finest improved Coffee Urns and served with best fresh cream. . i Coffee, With the purchese of 3 pounds of Java and Mocha Coffee tomorrow we will give pounds of best Franklin Granulated Sugar. ‘Wilbur’s Cocoa pone Manas ina es oo Try a cup of delicious Cocoa, served with fresh cream. Soedonsrecenseeseatesseote Oreos 5 lbs. Sugar Free.: /EXHIBIT. Seegordont este Seetebetetnies so speotnnn iotottniotetot te BS Cc. : KA = + BS + ¢ 54 3 \$ $ $ During the Cocoa exhibition we have mage 4 ¥ the price of Wilbur's Cocoa special at 18 & cents. & 4 z c3 & if $ Se ee $ ° ¢ + + + & 5 & S new premium cards at the office. eS se * 3 : + A | ent 1S) rE a, G i 1S) a Evaporated California Peaches, NS a CANDY, 5c MUR AT. Special sale of Best Sugar-cured Smoked Shoulders. ‘SPECIAL ‘LARD SALE, The Best Kettle-rendered Lard, finest in the world, 6 cents per pound tomorrow. CAKES, 12c. Baby Brand, 9c. Star Brand, 7c. . eee the best Royal Family Flour, ‘FOR $4” & 2 & $ 3 z Ka = 5A & ie Bil $ Levering. Rs $ Package YC. % Coffee. é KA G & z z z $ : COFFEE. : $ ¢ Arbuckle’s es $Package ac. $ ECoffee, = Hi : $4 ° er 10c. Sweet 2. cave é ea wee’ 1s - Chocistes O° —— Best 25c. é ;Butterine ; $ z 3 ‘SOAP SALE] $Star Soap, $Borax Soap, Wac.& gaa Soap, é 3 TOMORROW the 25-cent cans of Best Red é Salmon =z FOR 15Cts: £ $ Imperial Cream, 12c. Se PEST oats eagessengens one Seatecd ofentontoet eoSen geste = = deledentont By detecgeten Seedongerte Sere rarebeedrcrcbeeciectreed | Setecteeteetnatnetontestoatontontece No other house prices as we quote, T CEOr tows .Temptations. ti ¥ Pt ANAL ALLL A PPE ESM AOC EES AALS MS NIST % 98 oie otee toto tots Boys’ Short Pants-= Heavy Knee Pants in the house goes on sale tomorrow at a sacrifice. You must take into consid: that our regular prices are low priecs—and any reduction is a saving. ductions are big savings, You have many a one. ng last the boy th il Mehr tlrttelr dece~ever did—or ever will se!l such sterling qualities at such low Don’ 3 iudge by what you’re asked, but by the qualify and desirability of what you’re offered--thfat’s the test of the bargain. We've crahde prices down to the very end of reason for tomorrow./ We can’t begin to specify all the special of- ferings. Every department has some—many. Everything wintry is inctwed—and some things that you'll want next season. When we start out to clear we never let up until the tables are bare. A One-day Wonder! When did we ever offer yon the chcice of Men's Suits, Overcoats and rs that have sold up as high as Every pair of Boys’ Medium and 5s a se ee oe ek he ws Such dig re- It's too mnch of a sacrifice. We Wouldn't think of doing it if it wasn’t economy to us to save time éren at the cost of cash. You've heard of $3. a y of them all around—but doe he choice of all the styles—and there’s BS < ALL-WOOL PANTS THESE ARF. ard of $8, $10 and $12 50c.omes = = 38c. eae fs and Ulsters being ufered at 75c.omes <= e« 50c. row—that’s all-mot a 5 ° morrow—that’s v3 $1.00 0nes = = 65c, |. mute cm we of $1.25 ones <= = &89c, can fit most any of you. £ 4 a Sc. Bs $1.50 ones 8c. Boys’ Caps. ¢ RB z en E arerar on ee ere Wore "7B. Shirt 3 O° they'll want t pange to the straws— aists for = : % : AS8c, Lots of you have taken yor But hoice. there are lots more yet. We + Lought the maker out. Needn’t tell dC. + u what Union Waists are—you know. ae - One of the best. Patent buttons that Pl Sh x mothers Tike—patent bands that en °s OES. ES the boys comfort. ‘They're pereal «» clerks Will show you these Soe ndsome patierns, Get 2 the d9C, $7 ones may ge a The $4 and $4.50 ones may go at.. s Saks and Company, “Saks’ Corner.” Seesoesendenreeseeseegeeteoeatenseeteetoegonloatoateeteegeege a segoafoafeaznasoeseeseeseo$ Men’s Furnishings-- Seateeseote ef set efeegeos The Flourishing Order Now a Third of a Century Old. A Birthday Celebration . Tod: preme Chancellor Colgrove a Visitor to the City. District Knights ef Pythias have heen lecking forward with much pleasure to the exercises this afternoon and tonight commemorating the thirty-third anniver- sary of their order. They take particular pride in the celebration because it was in this city that the order -had ats birth, and it is here that it is in such a flourish- ing condition. It was thirty-three years ago tonight that a number of men met Jn Temperance Hall for the purpose of founding a secret order. At the head of the number was AT: _ PERRY’S. tet is) Seen ee 2 : As.usual there are sone very interesting values to be offered in our Men’s-Furnishing Department tomorrow. But more than > the usual importance should be given to this announcement be- cause the prices are éxtraordinarily close for the qualities involved. 2 BS : - Spring Neckwear. °- The truth is they are $1.39 3 Bee = and $1.50 values-—sizes 14 t - z Every man wants to pluck ae PSs Sete 3 a ee : 163. We are offering them % the first bud that blooms in =e 2 s5 xe és at $1. Splendid patterns—all = the Neckwear garden. 50 os : ae acts brand new. % cents is the price—but half seas as much again is the actual Only three dozen of th $ value. You have a chance Imported Madras Bosom, Un- : 1 ; to choose from all the new laundered Shirts, that are % an shapes, in an entirely fresh worth $1 cach—for — 59¢. = $line of patterns—Duffs, Tecks, Sizes, 15} and 16. = $ Imperials, Four-in-Hands and a 3 BS . sae : ne Bs & sauties—that is fe Stee We Underwear. 5 : what they are. Dozens of doz- = : : a = ens to select from, W eigh this special. A lot ot s See genuine German Ribbed z - Shirts and Drawers, full 3 § sa s, full reg- 4 rs. 2 = Suspende ular made—full $1.50 value = $ We have bought 100 dozen for $1 for each piece. : & Suspenders because they are ——— = 4 ‘ > x 5 : . 3 such remarkable quality—in We have 5 Lamb’s Wool $ * fact, you never saw a better Drawers, in two sizes—38 $ Suspender for 19¢. anywhere. and 40—worth $1.25. As $ of i Pe a as se value Shirts have a look at this new line we have 1 put in stock, | F ig They are light-weight, in light good quality as anybody could 21% and dark patterns, and have ask for—soc. a pair, : elastic ends. Our price is only a $ 11c. a pair. Night Shirts. bigger bargains than the oth- ers—with their leather trim- med cantab ends and gilt buckles.. from 2gc. to 50¢. the choice at 25¢. a pair. Shirts. : grade of Whité and Colored Pique Bosom ‘Shirts, size, from 14 td 7 for 79. Established 1840. ‘Telephone 995. A renmant of 5 Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts—cut long and full-—-comfortable as can be. Four of them are size 18 and one size 19. You may have them at 39c. each. Another remnant of 9 Heavy Twilled Cotton Night Shirts—perfect fitting. Sizes “14 and Hae quality for 50c. Another lot we secured was 15 dozen. They are even They sell ordinarily We offer You can get,the regular $1 Our Staples. 1900 Linen ieee) in all the latest shapes in any et Brown and Black Half Hose. White Lawn Dress Bows. White Lawn String Ties SHK Garters. If you want, ‘to see a big in Madras Bosom PERRY’S, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” >. xs gavetecenceces oeteensstestererrecettees Ce EN eee ee me oS at ‘| Fitted property. INSIRUMBGr HOUSE, 1108 Fst bow. REDUCTION ee NICKEL Glasses, with first quali uty peenic ic 17 50. BS ‘sestately and and glasses ad- ‘Sik cord and fel2-Im* erse free. A. KANN orae Trusses bdominal Su; ts SS tic NEW WASHINGHON SoRene: SCROFULA, BLOOD POION. CANCER, ECEEM: Fone, Aisorders blood “Ao, Jet font digestion = mca ity urea apt alt tat eliminated fom the Beaton ESS fay Pee Shee taking ry. ~ greatest purifier. . @. ‘Slegert Soitw.cmay : ge LET — J. H. Rathbone, a clerk in the War Depart- ment and the criginator of the idea. The minutes of the first meeting, ef which D. L. Burnett was secretary, are preserved in the records of the Supreme Lodge of the world. Mr. Rathbone reported a ritual, which was adopted, and after a:rangirg other details officers were elected. A District Grand Lodge was subsequently or- P. T. Colgr ganized, and a few months later there were four lodges—t in the District and one in Alexandria. For two y order dwindled in only one lodge. ly after into exist- and from then on the order began v. Lodges were established in other By, total member- . 2. Short- ot long before the local knights anize lodges In Philadelphia and Baltimere. The order became popu- la ¢ cilies and wherever orgenized. ounded upon ihe be: y of the ship of Damon and Pythias.its tenets closer together in troublous, “times, just after the close aught but the motiys was the f the first lodges, ‘its the sufferings of a unfortunate, zealously de of the sick, soothe perform the last sad of a brother, cffering e afilicted and caring for orphan. Having these view, they will endeavor to them by practical tests, and if the grace of God it shall successfully out this objec will feel that mission has not ecn in vain.” upreme Chancellor Colgrove arrived in succor the Watch at the bedsi the dying pillow, rites at the gr consoiation to the widow an principles in exemplif: by rr the city at 12:30 o'clock last night, a day earlier th: expected. He is registered at the Ebbitt House, and today has been in consultation with the State Department and with members of the foreign relations committee of the two houses of Congress about the arrest of a knight in British The knight claims to have y arrested, and Supreme Chan- ‘ove will request early action in Columbia. nile col the The Parade. The exercises bi nm this afternoon with the parade of the Uniform Rank of the Dis- trict. At 2 o'clock the parade formed at Sth and F s pts, with the right resting on F street, the first regiment being under command of Cel. Harry Coggins, and the first and second battalions under command of Major J. K. Mangum and Major B. W. with the following staff Adjutant F. Hoyberger of the ment, Battalion Adjutant Wallace Kimmel, Lieut. Col. Lemuel Fugitt. he follow jes were In iine: 1 auback; Franklin, No. 6, Capt. Caldwell, No. 7, Capt. N e Eat: ‘apt. C. sm: on; Council, No. 1, and all visitin, ights in uniform. The Baltimore knights arrived at 1:40 this af- poon and were met at the depot by a gation of local men. The position of honor in the line was given the supreme chancellor, who rode in rriage. He was accompanied by Grand Keeper of Recor and Seals George W. Bauman, acting for Grand Chancellor Man- gum, major of the Uniform Rank; Grand Vice’ Chancellor R. G. Crupper and Su- preme Representative Goodhart. The line of march outlined in yesterday's Star was followed, and the parade attract- ed much attention, crowds assembling at different plages to Witness the maneuvers. Exetcises Tonight. Tonight the exercises proper will take place at 8 o'clock in Odd Fellows’ Hall, on ith street. A brief session of the District Grand Lodge will be first held at Knighis of Pythias Hall, on Pennsylvania avenve. Among the speakers for the evening will be Supreme Chancellor Colgrove, Senator Lee Mantle, Represertative Griffin of Wis: corsin, Representative McRae of Arkar sas and Representative Richardsen of Ten- nessee. A delightful musical and literary program has been arranged. A supper will be serv- ed and at 11 o'clock dancing will begin. It is expected that there will be a big atten- darce and that everybody will enjoy the cvening’s exercises, Breaking a Habit. Wesley Walker, a youth who said he was twenty years old, was charged in the Police Court today by Officer Fugitt with having been drunk twice a week for a month past. Walker admitted that he sometimes became intoxicated, but denied that it amounted to twice or even once a w2ek on an average. Judge Kimball questioned the accused et much length as to his habits of life and where he got the liquor which he last drank. He informed the judge, whereupon Judge Kimball sent him before Assistant Attorney Pugh, and it is expected that as a result an arrest for selling liquor to minors will be made. On returning to the court room Judge Kimball told Walker tnat he had concluded to give him a chance to reform and released him on his personal bonds, with the implied promise that he would not drink any in- toxicants for six months. —_———__ Mra. Lockwood's Answer. Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood has filed answer in the Probate Court to the charges of Rosa Breital and W. S. Heck, that she ap- propriated certain pension money received on account of a claim of their father. Mrs, Lockwood admits the receipt of $1,505.80 as bounty pension, and adds that there is at present due Rosa Breital $285.59, and W. g Heck, $122.99. This money, Mrs. Lock- wood says, is now invested in real estate, and that the parties mentioned are receiy- ing the benefit of it. ———.—_- Epworth Mass Meeting. At the Epworth League mass meeting to- night at Hamline Church, Mrs. Jane Ban- croft Robinson, who ir the foundress of the Lucy Webb Hayes Deaconess Home in this city, and many others in the United States, will address the meeting; also = Samuel tt, general secretary Young People’s work. > IK. OF P. ANNIVERSARY Cough! Cough! Cough! How irritating a cough becomes and what a wearing, racking effect it has on the whole system. Noth- ing so speedily breaks down the strength unless you get free from its clutches. Coughs and colds are dangerous at this time of the year, but thev can be avoided by the =e use o} Duffy's Malt Whiskey, the great, medicinal stimulant. The best thing that was ever discovered for curing and preventing coughs, colds, the grip or pneumonia. It stirs up the blood and makes the whole body glow with natural heat, thus preventing the dangerous ef- fects of sudden chills. It is some- thing that should be kept in every household. _ All grocer and | druggists sell it. PCOOC SRC TE FY :Sterling Silve ‘HairBrushes, :Worth $5, Now $3: SSPE. °° And all my Sterling Silver °° are 1000 fine—that I Sp A few other a see cee 2 * $1.00 Nail $1.00 She Bic t esd sete S. Desio on F St Mig. Jeweler, opposite ©9No. 1012 Boston House* fel9-424 Do as the best familie oe in Washington are doing! Use my White Clover Elgin Creamery. The only honest Elgin-made Butter in the city! Golden in color—delictous in teste—and § couldn't be finer If you paid $1 a pound! Ask and insist on having ft. ‘€ PY. <y Agent, H. M. Kingsley, ic'st. Mkts, MWe SOOT rerrey VVPRSBSETY ‘Finer E Butter iNever Came ‘FromaChurn: MATCHL JESS CRE ~than my ds me all my butte weet, rich amd delicious. be better. FS BOXES, $1.40. =D. William Oyster, 340 Center Mit. 75 Western Mkt. 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