Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1897, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, MON DAY, M ARCH 1, 1897—12 —— licknew’s Daily Letter. Latest Novelties PERS aeicenie =] In the New Spring Inauguration | Furniture to chronicle NEEDS BY more of those make our Sor ce of Furniture is al- vind to be wanting with so Y in th house Look to us here and many ary in themselves vy to make vour utmost. Take nstance: line of the hirts we have in price from gree. Mtualttte $1.55, $2 Inaugura 1 Ball Slow es. Bedding of every de- at the economical m ford even the stigiitest Tet us 0 ou safely to th ion. Alt of ou fitted at th You ea MOSES & SONS :Cleanly Cooks Cook With Coke! Inaugural Ball Ribi one ormerly $7.00, Men’s Correct Full Dress fener (aah Requisites for He Inaugural Bail. oa Re have always be for “ Fixings. a You will headyuarters te" for retaining curl S. HELLER’S, 720 7th a Set N. Ww. fashion is pe Kk and black em- = = = and veloue kid here <n Army abd White Chamois Gloves. at $1 STORAGE. 300 Private Locked Rooms from $1 to $10 a month. Tanna ATT Full Dress Nek A special room for trunks Collars, latest shapes at 25¢. each a month. White . s. in up- All rooms clean, light, sip sto secure and dry. erties cake akan Steam Passenger and Bue Doves Wistar dit atte iets euserie Freight Elevators. quality, FURNITURE MOVED. PADDED VANS. ‘We guarantee everything we move. Merchants’ Hascel Delivery Co., Tel. 659. 929-931 D st. nav. feld-40d Wim. H. McKnew, 933 Pa. Ave. Poe ereereccccoos "Gercme Desio’s Re ps : they ¢ lowing ie “uvestn sous very seid a chance fo purchase: $ Ladies’ $15 Sol Kin, 50 : sis Beautiful and Dia- § : mond King. eo fine 3 “ diamonds. “Now ire = G24 * = Handsome $500 Aust : Ss t $5 te » $7. and Diamond Ring. containin, . 0 these seatm reallly OG RAMS, | ee & Pa. Ave. TH ‘| Mrs. Pl. W. Paxton, FINISHED AND COMMENCED Art Embroideries. Stamping and [iaterials, i & Dinner Favors. 1116 G St. N. W., Washington, D.c. AVE., NEWPORT, R.I. HAVE ' = ae Gorgeous, Brilliant|$ GEMS For the Inavgural BALL. SOOSEOEE SOO SOLS SESS SSE GSSES inauguration! a BARGAINS We're taking time by the fore- lock, and clearing out inauguration needs row. Present prices mean big savings to late buyers. Mattresses, 50c. $1.50 Mattresses, T5e. Cots, 75c. Cots, 90c. $2 Cots, $1.25. Double Wire Beds, 90c. 'W hiteEnamelBeds, $3.50; You can save money on any Beds and Bedding you may need. The Houghton Co., twews 1214 F St. St tetey Before the Ball You ought to have a photo, in your ball dress—het- ter have a sitting before the ball, whi and costume are fresh. and have Bicamy Tints, whieh Lave the steel cugraving effect. r doz ‘up. Gallery oo ground floor. ABROOK. 1227 Pa. aver 24-108 shown ¥ low prices. “i to eight ants, in the ranging e almost exhibit, OOOOOS 6000000000 0006 COO O00 0 Jacobs Bros., Importers, 1229 Pa. Ave. fez0-s0d ° as Trusses “Pasteur”=- ‘only filter absolutely als anaeang, I¢ of them are reduced considerably—so much so no family should, be without one. With the water as muddy and germ-laden as it is, {t is a big risk to drink it. The $6.60 filter now $3.85. The $7.75 filter now $5.05. The $18.75 filter now $12.00. ‘WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, 71205 Pa. Avenue. It and now three style VO AA Terraline for La Grippe. The threatened epidemic of La Grippe should cause every one to take the utmost precautions to guard against this serious disease. Terra- line prevents and cures. Its action is STEELE bale sede d in a stub- born case of cough following La Grippe with good results. I shall continue to us CHAS. “T have discarded Cod Liver Oil altogether for Terraline. It is the best remedy in bronchial difficulties of any known reme- dies, and for Catarrh in any mucous membrane it has no superior.” A.B. WOODWARD, M. D. “IT have used Terraline for bronchial and pulmonary trou- bles, and find its action per- fectly satisfactory. It is highly superior to Cod Liver Oil, es- pecially for wasting diseases. It Justly deserves a high reputa- tion a valuable remedy for diseases of the throat and lungs. M. BARTELE, M. D. t Wayne, Pa. “IT have tried Terraline in a case of Bronchial Catarrh—the result was very® grat ying. I have also prescribed it in sev- eral cases of lung trouble, and it worked like a charm in every respect. Terraline is a fine preparation, and it is just what it is claimed to be.” W. J. RAMSEY, M. D., Wister, Ind. Ter “I have been using Terraline for the past twelve months in cases of Catarrhal affection of the throat and lungs with the very best results. I have never found a patient whose stomach refused to take or assimilate it. It agrees in every case. cheer- fully | _Tecommend it in every cas C. M. LINDLEY, M. D., Brooklyn, OF DRUC ONE bul (DOLLAR se arenas Wonder of wonders. A “marvel? of Inexpensive mechanical ingenuity. An eacellent wa guaranteed for a year, in nickel and gilt, small sizes, at the ridiculously low price of .. Strangers ought to be sure to carry one or more of these home wil them. R. Harris&Co., Jewelers, 7th & D. Ladies particu- ‘To-Kay andMus- entel — which SWEET WINES, $ 1 -50 gal. Pee etary opel Soe Kalon Wine @ 6/4 14 ST-FHONE 998. fe27-20d Dunlap Hats. New spring blocks were opened Thursday. RUOFF, 905 | Pa. Ave. fe2t-2w-14 BALDNESS IS CURABLE. fornia dar of Life remove time deposit while foots aod causes "what in ealled’ heme ea the hair grows with its usual vigor, Send for ctreular. CALIFORNIA WATER CO., 1010 F Street, aise _ fai FOSITIVELY CURED GROVER GRA- CURED—G) Ram's Remedy to Ft ies iota we Grover Granats Oo + for, f ‘KING'S Bar ACE, Grand Preliminary SPRING OPEN LUINERY & WRAPS. Ta 2s ss aes Sete ef The newest in advance. Segoe Seog segoagees ever seen in Washington. —of Suits, Skirts, Wa $ display. During this PRELIMINARY % SOUVENIR PRICES will prevail in every department. é lady in W: % either. eg eu As special souvenirs of #0 Figured Brilliantine onr opening we offer the fol- sts, x 1 throughout, silk lo ox velvet bo ull S Poa miice sncne gas DOC Black Sateen 4 @ $2.50 Shepherd's fall riffle round bot- & $7.50 Sen Check 2nd Sicilian Regu- Suits, $4.08. Elegan Serge test style fly front . satin lined, full width skirt. Very nobby and effect- iv abuse "IF S4 98 $8.50 Suits, $5.98. =e segee$ set Crepon Skir eeSestonge Plaid Skirts. ‘an full wid % Im this line of Suits will and finish 19¢. e fouml plain cloths in a and inter- © shades, all-wool trai inser checks seaseaseot front a ‘silk lined, full width tailor styles m; skirts, price SHfete Ses eeSeegees $10 Skirts, ae pest suit in the city. 4 | pries many tallor a z Souvenir pri ot So Defeet Sat aa aaa Millinery. Large bunches of Violet 2 doze : ozen 8c. Z Large ta Sond Bes lowers, Iysiiding | slik and niusittr roses, fo SX ieee, mortures part 5C; Baca’ erowls int. enir price ed in bests Paris Wrap fashions is here—the most exquisite and fashionable display This spring’s sts are represented in marvelously beautiful hington is invited to attend, to inspect or to purchase, Skirts. hound, full enir Quality Brill- ruffle round ful width, nd down front, full wut in large Regular patterns, velvet 2 $1.98 | pretty de fa It Fancy Goods, KING’S PALACE, See werereeere Bo nh oe Oe Be 98 KING'S PALACE. and London Millinery and stvles—hundreds of them OPENING PECIAL Every 39, $1.39 - value. Souvenir BE price 1olot Children’s Corded * Valsts, alse in plain row of butions, heph: SilkWaists Handsome Black India and China Y front, 1 widt finised s, shirt le-polnted waist k, white ofoagees OO iM ALAA RRO EIA ALAA A linen Tnen pointed yoke ross shoul of lotetetetete ater most fash eepees = et * = = : z $ “ 812-814 Seventh. z £ It Branch House, 715 Market Sy = 2G . z KG eee et Made of the choicest selection of the very best known leathers, by a maker product can only be found in the stores of America, England and Black Kid trimmed both hand- with sewed turn and welt soles. Ladies’$2-50Boots Ladies’ $2 Boots. : patent leather—in ‘These Shoes are all hand sewed, either turn or welted soles, made of fine vici kid, laced or buttun. 6 new styles of toes. Better than our former $8 Shoes. Ten’s Patent Leather Dress Shoes, $3, $4 and $5. ‘he latest and most correct Spring oa the very be though ours fo $2.00 uider Other dealers’ prices. £ lw “a AND 1016 aa AVE. st At the Head Of the Shoe Procession. Our Inaugural Sale of early Spring Shoe styles has mit a responsive cord with the public. tired of the prevailing, hackneyed shelf-worn and broken-up Shoe going to buy any out-oi-date secure the very latest Spring styles, made up of the best qualities of leather and of the best workmanship at the low prices we are selling them for. Here are some of the finest Shoes for ladies that were ever sold in Washington, account for their low prices: Ladies’ $4 Shoes. Ladies’ $3 Shoes. ’ have month: do ever sold at not quite as Shoes, ¢ shaped as well Inaugural-Ball Accessories. Ladies’ Evening Slippers, . Of best imported satin, finest patent leather oF best black ack or bronze kid, ced. 01 Wither without "Louls XV heel, WAL. HAHN & CO. S » RELIABLE SHOE HOUSEs, 930 and 932 7th St. People are reduction sales of stocks. They are not hoes when they can extra large contracts ‘The full force of two large factories been steadily at work making these for us, new styles of finest bls ‘These are b far the best values we as our hig! will wear any $3 or $4 but > 4 The Finest Made, $2 and $2.50. ay ani =e role a ey es saab ata a a + fl... al Bll [Inaugural Ball ; Necessaries. — Pendants — Bracelets — Hair Ornaments — Fans — Sleeve Links—Studs—Fobs, * etc.—at lowest prices. ‘Set of 3 whole. Pearl Studs as low as $5. Galt & Bro., SILVERSMITHE & STATIONERS TOMORROW. Don't risk grip or pneumonia by being * * tnsuficiently ‘wrapped. Marci aerate con erous, and more than in you need any other month. All furs reduced. 1 jot lot of Combination Fur Col- Bowne ont 1 $2.05 1 lot of Fur 6 or 8 lengths, in Gee cee gee wee G1D.50 . . First Spring Skirts. . . ° Newest style SRS, |-wool Serge Skirts, tomornsws 92-49 Martin Wolf, 525 11th St. mbl-254 & Sons. Sold everywhere by druggists. a WORLD OF society! (Continued from Seventh Page.) es Simm: irs. Linn, Mr. Balt: cer. Mr Be Mr. Wellar, Mr. Cooper, Mr. | Mr. Spindle, Mr. and Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. | Mrs. Ww H. Saunders, Mr Mr. and Mrs. Norris, = Miss ‘Li | Mr. and Mrs. | guest during inauguration their nie. | Florence Andrews of Boston. Prof. and Mrs. Harry King guests General and Mrs. A | family of Denver ave as L. New their and The ditsses King have visi them Miss | of Hot Springs, Va hauleen na Glown Club Saturday Among MeCutlough, Dunning, Daley, Shafhirt, Foley and Guin. lan Mrs. Alexan L. Pope and Miss twistle will be at 3 Rathbone be will at home Mrs, Field will not re euchre vive ay evening Phetp: Won 1} Coumb, Mrs. Birch of Phelps, S. attende » Which will be their last New York i Joe King of this city e her friends at Gi vis- iting } and will Chadwick Il not receive of #29 Farragut omorrow. Elizabeth Pegram has returned the Maryland College for a week's » formery Miss Griffith, ar- York to spend in € ha : covered from a tack of dip M on will not be home tomorrow. Judge and J. MeIntire of Cambridge, iting Mr. and et, and Mrs. Pl will be sme with Mrs = afternoon from 4 to 6. "A. Hungerford and Mrs. E. Will pot be at Tuesday , until after pleasant tendered Mi: home son at her ». Wednesday he Blue Beli Social Club. nd Mrs. F. daughter home ning last, a by Sanger nd are Mrs on in hoi James Met Port Ches of Re March 2, Mrs. evening, | Norm King gave a children’s party Thursday last in honor of the Misses Grace i aughters ¢ Dr. O. J. St Mr. and nd ter, and 3 Mrs. Wiliam Hemilton Bayly and Mrs Kuhns of B street southeast, ith their guest, George A. nes ot Akron, Ohio, will be at home today from 3 until Mrs. Chas, W. Petersen and Miss I sen left today for a short trip to Reiste town. oO. WO 7th after a pro- . Mrs. M. A. near West Falls Church. gley Fullagar of Dunkirk, N. Y., iting this week wita her cousins, Mr and Mrs, William A. Meloy, at No. is © st Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howard have re- turned frcm their wedding trip, and will be at home to their friends March 11 from 2 to 10, at their home, K Their wedding took place last w ‘ather McGee performed the Mr. and Mrs. Howard their honeymoon in ny fri here r return, will be glad to of The ) not be The M Yale street y. March Club was enter will Arion Euchre ned last week by Miss Collins at her home in Mount Pleasant. iends of Mr. Eugene W. Wil- rd spent a pleasant evening taking of were Miss- linger, Irene Lottie Holland, nd Maude nsheimer, Mr atcher, Herry nee Pratt Ich, dy. Reed, che and Jessie Herk: I y and Frank T tin, Herbert Bradley, ( Dobson, Val Austin, Milton ky den Gall, Frank Coffin and Ray Fren« Mrs. Poole, wife of Representativ: Jane ton Aus- Henry . Cam- Hazard, Pooie, and M Poole and Mrs. John Robbir tle of Bloomington, will be at home tomorrow, with Mrs. Nathaniel A. Rob- » Iowa circle. s. Hebb and Miss Hel informally Will be at home tomorrow afternoon, at 1216 Ik street. Mrs. Richard Alward Johnson, 1 2 street, wili be at home formally tomorrow for the last time this season. Mrs. R. Harris of 12 16th strget will not be at home Wednesday, March 3, but will be the following Wednesdays in March. Mrs. Stanley Brown of 1218 Massac! setts avenue will not be at home tomorrow ‘Tuesday), as usual. The secretary of state of Pennsylvania, Gen, Frank Reeder, and Mrs. Reeder, with thelr two sons, will be the guests cf their aunt, Mrs. Admiral Middleton, 125% 15th street, during the inauguration, arriving on Tuesday. —— ‘mrewell Sermon. Rev. Dr. Oliver A. Brown, who has served the Foundry M. E. Church as its pastor for the past five years, delivered his farewell sermon yesterday. At its close he read a brief note expressive of the relations that heave existed between Fastor and people during his continuance with the congregation and praying for a blessing upon them all. In accordance with the itinerant’ practice ‘of the Methodist Church, Dr. Brown will be assigned to another church by the general conference. In all the Catholic churches yesterday a letter was read from Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishops Ryan and Keane, a com- mittee on Indian and negro missions. It sets forth the need of enlarged contribu- tions for the support of such missions and schools because of the withdrawal of gov- ernmental aid. — A Swarthmore Evening. A number of old Swarthmoreans met most pleasantly Saturday night at 1719 1 street northwest as guests of Miss Mary Willets, one of the managers of the col- lege, who is now visiting in Washington. The event was marked, as is happily the case with most Swarthmore gatherings, by a goodly number of college women. The evening was spent so delightfully that a strong sentinent prevailed that steps be taken then and there toward inaugurating an annual gathering of Swarthmoreans of Washington and vicipity. —<—<—————__ A Valuable Reference Book. One of the best books of its kind ever published is The Evening Star Almanac. As a reference manual it has no equal, and few, if — contain so much valuable mat- ha It has been carefully compiled to meet for an ency ia in con- form? This little volume is for sale or office, or news GOLDE NBERG’ S STORE NE Ws Wit be open tonight March Spring showing of Skirts & suits. You must admit the wonderful improvement, the greater taste and better workmanship and finish thé has been used in creating the new suits and skirts. Don't you know that today we have more than doubk the stock of the last season fast as they And th arrive buvers take away. Getting them ready ma Id of worry and waitir —not counting the money, for we'r certain we can save vou that Pin Mack 1 Z "2. 08 ‘each. $8 each. amd new shades tan and Lined with k b changeable silk: me —s 7.48 eac . That sale of boys’ long pants suits the require services of two extr salesmen in the clothing depart Saturday. Demand still continn and should We know of no offer ing which is so great as thes: Hundreds of suits to pick from and not a few dozen, woot = in stzes MI for 14 toy $9.50 a aud $10 made up nd Linings. suits in sizes © 19 years, Which sold for $41 snd $12, $7 In this Jot you get the vhs finest imp French dig est all-wool [allan an 3 can lars doesu't near them, Linens & bedwear for inaugural crowds. nek Uinen Ger usual 3c. sort for tomerr ye. yard. inch Turkey red damask for this one day, tomorrow 1g¢c. vard. P wal puter, mstitched je and think 45 by Lockwood” bolster cases— tomorrow, 25c. each. 3 by wady hemmed Mohawk sheets~ for 205 each. 9 by “Lockwood” bomstite cers for one 50c. each. 50) white spreads fv vorits” crocheted » day 44c. each. White goodsvalues for one day. 48-inch Feeveh naissoyk such ix 30c,—for ome day it for 33c. yard. in piece of from yard—for one day, 12}c. yard. 500 pieces India "non —v usual price, 15e.- for one day, gic. yi ard. 1,900 vands Hacubung new, patent loop edges—3 to 5 —usual price, 15e. to 20e, yard for 12sec. yard. Two other specials. 2% dozen ready-made gingham aprons go on sale tomorrow—for as long as they lust, gc. each, 45-inch English jon; 4 to 12 vards—worth 20e, fine quatity— American star and stripe bunting—for a day, 2kc. yard. GOLDENBERG’S, 926-928 7th—706 K Sts.