Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1897, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1897—24 PAGES, BARGAIN SALE Of Drop Patterns in All GRADES OF CARPET. Every spring and fall the manufacturers turn out entirely new lines of patterns and stop making Carpets in the patterns ~ of the previous season. These we call “drop” patterns. We have no further use for these goods after a new season begins. Quite a stock of “drop” patterns on hand now that we're will- ing to close out at a big loss. li fact we'll accept prices really less than we can buy the same grade of carpet at wholesale to- day. Every make, many choice patterns, the biggest bargains in the vear in the best carpets, too. Look over these: Remnant Sale Of —— Carpets. 25c. Smith Axminsters. 1@ patterns rroeahttierms Extra Hears = ster C4 Ingrain Carpet, 10. to 20 } Geecmens Co | ALE, "teria 341A € 8 KA t All-wool : , Sen B5iAslac} Mow 2 12 Agra Carpet, 10 to 25-yard lenatha. “Regularly $1 yard. patterns Celebrated aaa 57 ict For .. Kensington Art Squares. $ No. Size. Worth. For. & yards 2 yards Wilton Velvets. Bs Q sors English Felt Drugget. Velvets. us of Velvet Car- 5 of Velvet Car 324 by 3 yards $5.00 ¢ Sea Oeekeue 85c 42 3 yards $3.50 eee ° 33 by 4% yards $10.50 $6.00 Bedy Brussels. Matting Specials. 20 patterns Rody Rrus- sels Carpet. 13 te 60 yards 100 rolls Fancy China Mat- of a rind pase PSE EEE O5c, | a nar om 61.75 = 200 rolls White China Mat- 42 patierms Rody Rrus- mie Gaede as to BSly ting, 20-yard 10ll, at... % $2 Ponts ES 85c. 150 rolls Fancy — Jointless D 50 = Matting, 20-yard roll... . o ‘Tapestry Brussels. 100 rolls Japanese $3.50 ' $4.50 + patterns Brussels Car f Tapestrs + of a pattern, me. Yard. For A5c. ton Warp for ns Tapestry Pru 14 Yards to 60 %) relis Japanese Damask Cc. yard roll, for. $5 35 rolls Dresden ss it~ ton Warp Matting, 20-yard § oUc.|- = 2 : 5 AND a MOSES SONS, F 4 Cor. 11th. Storage, 22d and M. genteel oe as a ee a a ee a ee ee a eee ed Removal! M. Silverberg & Co. re t ; : g : | STORAGE. 300 Private Locked Rooms from $1 to $10 a month. | I A special room for trunks The Popular at 25c. each a month. i z All. reoms clean, light, Picture Frame Makers, secure and dry. : : ae ‘Si Steam Passenger and Will remove from their present loca- Freight Elevators. tion, 717 Market space, and be open for business at their FURNITURE MOVED. New and Handsome Building, 414 9th St. N. W., Between D and E, on Monday, [arch 15th. mhi1-3t* PADDED VANS. We guaranice everything we move. Merchants’ Parcel Delivery Co Tel. 659. 929-931 D st. nw. fel9-40d ~ Ordinary Potomac water. That's what makes linen look so yellow and dirty. ~~) Two Surprises At The PalaiOQoyal. vd. Flowers. ‘The importer’s entire line of sam- ples—We to 2 “50. Flowers in two grand lots lle and 2c for ‘Bunel dcites. Wreaths and sprays, of roses, lilies of the valley, hyacinths, gerantoms, poppies, pan- sies, clover, violets, Sonauils and foliage. on Millinery. Lately imported Paris models to ide Fou—and 29c instead of 0c 7c for the Untrimmed Straw Hats, the new shape turbans, _short- fs The Palais Royal Headquarters or Dress Goods? amples will tell you, if they have not already. Comparisons are instructive in many ways. Comparisons will show you the false economy of purchasing the trashy fabrics at the so-called cheap stores, and comparisons will equally prove the extravagance of paying fancy prices at the self-term-= ed exclusive stores. The temptation to repeat the flattering expressions of many who have made comparisons is resisted, in deference to the feelings of brother mer- chants. We must here content ourselves with the statement that every lady, in justice to herself, should make comparisons before deciding as to where is headquarters for Dress Goods. Black Silk Grenadines. Only necessary to remind you that very low priced Grenadines are necessarily an abomination; that the best are generally very high priced, and that comparison of variety as well as quality and price should be a consideration. 46-inch Gauze Stripe Gren» 24-inch Fac 46-inch Brocaded Grenadine: » Checks and 5 and Itaid | 24-inch Plain Grenadines, Wool Fabrics in Colors. Compare our $1.25 Whipcord Suitings and Crepe Coverts with those elsewhere at $1.35 and. $1.50 yard. Compare the 46-inch Foule Cloths with any at 5oc yard. And learn that the 59¢ Broadeloths equal last season's $1 goods. And are not our 79¢ Whipcords identical to those elsewhere at g8c yard? Troadeloths, £ 50-inch Best Black Wool Dress (joods. at 25c, cannot secure as good values elsewhere. best “blacks” that will profit you to compare with similar priced fabrics All-wool fabrics are here 39¢ and 50c yard, but we think you We give below a list of elsewhere: -ineh: 45-11 inch Wool Poplins. Bent neh Drap a Hert. cas 4 Colored Silks. A full price list would be too long Poplins. and not eloquent enough. Let us merely mention the lots most profitable for you to learn of, asking you not to judge by prices but by comparison of qualities. _Black a Fancy Silks. all bet Brocaded Silk: colors woh Setin Duche 24-inch Duchesse, $1 value ‘The New Wash Dress (oods. Comparisons will be a revelation. Compare Koechlin Freres’ Best Organdies with the 25c French rivals. Compare the 12}c Domestic Or- gandies, Lawns and New Lace Effects with the imported—and wonder why a difference in price should exist. Pure filtered artesian well water at the Yale. Child ren’ eS ee Imported. Domestics. } That's what makes the = BSc i8 for Kocchlin Freres! best French Or- 1 Lawns, light and dark male’ S = fonr gandies. Monday's new arrivals will make res and stripes as in the ‘ ae s Jones work whitest Spri ng ( oats. periny San erate wore expensive. 3 cleanest—hest. Le a fon zt le by ae ee eg = QSc 1008 for Genuine Freach Orgamer, trom a | LWA ys Orzandle Lawne tape etrlues, | $ \ ; hone, 10y2—office, 51 = Sh nC ake maker whose reputation has set to be made. | in plain, figured aud stripes. “Hundreds of styles.” toth. look over our stock. We are show. — ( it * admirable seortment thse a : Worle: siplew dare oe — a ai Sti 23¢ yd. [For French Hair Cloth. Se ee tractive low ‘p HE PROPER CARE OF ! Insures their happiuess at maturity. How mm: ven aml women regret the negh of childhood! Children’s teeth are as I- SS oo po foros eggs tip _The laundry plant of the to 4 competent dentist—he 1s to be found Yale is a model of sanitary at Evans’ Dental Parlors, 1309 FST. NW. cleanliness. You couldn't find a better laundry in America. Have a wagon call for your laundry. Main office, 518 10th st. mhs-24.t¢ LOD OI ODO Bicycles CHEAP. Ladies, We have a number of new and secend-hand “g6” Bicycles, ° ladies’ and men's models, whieh} B@ beautifull we will close out instantly at $j the ridiculously low prices of j! haves f° heautifat "compleston"the fest at tribute of beauty. |Almond & Glycerine ‘Cream at 25c. bot. softens, purifies and beautifies the i Grand for chapped hands, rough and hard skin. your complexion to be $25 to $4o. kK if you want cne of these. -beater skin. face and lips, ‘Try it, if you wish the envy of your “Yellow Fellow."" It also comes ne famous friends. OGRAM’S, | 13th & Pa. Ave. & 17th & H Sts. Drop in Jacobs Bros., 1229 Pa. Ave. I EG < — is the Folks Who Keep Lent name of Uefa not deny themselves’ all the the laun- of delicacies’ thet ‘are ‘Perla “in dry that a Sentritic Eeecen * y re old favorites. A great washes many are tew. For every meal we have c lothes aw. BURCHELL, 1325. F STREET, cleanest—white: ist beck . Drop a postal or ‘phone 1092. Wagon will call, will call, 518 1oth st. It MIDIT. arch? NN a eee bos ‘Fst. == ae oat Seen La aR Ps BEEPS LLB ODP BS EDIE DSR SESE LS ES ENN ALS BSE NA Dh ay SA RLS ADIN si ie [Pg gd 8 REE sb Be Be Comparison with prices elsewhere will be unfair to competitors, be- cause we quote less than our own regular quotations—special prices for Monday only. 16-inch Geritine French Hair Cloth. HGinch Black Back Silesia, 25¢ qua Linen Cenvas, 20e quality 12e quality ‘and colo quality New Trimmings. And Laces. Comparison of quantities and variety will prove that the Palais Royal is easily headquarters. And when you compare qualities and prices —serious competition then vanishes. e yd. | Linen Ca . lin and $1.25 for Beaded Yokes, Collars and Ie, 20¢, 226, Be, 300, Se, 406 aml Bie 49c Reveres worth 68¢ to $2—if you judge by 10c for choice of more’ than 300 different prevailing quotations. styles Point. Lierre $Pa Applique Laces—mat sets, 1% to 5 inches | Zlle sana tor: er's loss. Mobalr Brald Roleros, and 50 for, those of Silk Brad. he ‘Tubular Braids. $1. 87 to ee Esl Only Ge to 45e'y yard fo for Batiste Insertion Laces, imported “tail at Ste and Ze yard. The import: to 48¢ for the Silk and Mohair Braid Froun. to 2e yd. for, Matgh Se : 19 oie ea snd Mekal Ba faney 5c tating Belgie at cerns, that well fot BB buttons. to S5c a Wholesale And etail. Dressmakers and storekeepers will find Palais “Royal prices for Dress Findings and Notions are less than asked by the ‘ “jobbers.” The pablic are asked prices but little more. ©2712 yard, or $1.19 dozen, for the Improved for doz: Braided Collar Stifteners. acid. Drees ie eae, Be Or ‘Wee towsn, tor o's, E7 4e dozen, or Ale, gross, for French Harn Dress | aid, Te, jor $1. dozen, for To. 4.” Every. palt Bones, 7, 8 and 9 inches. Black and blonde. Tiga Meter blir S satdoean ioe: & pool, or 19¢ dozen spools, Royal Machi Binding. yard, or = dozen, for Mohair Cord Skirt silt a ‘yards to @ spool. Quali! EAS ape mime each, or 9 do dozen, “for | superlor Aluminum eee spool. or "W9e dozen, for 200-yant_ spocis Se : “Westerly” Cotton—the improved ‘silk-finish, for iz 2 Heels oF jozen, for Clark's O. N. T. | sewing machine. ang reed 'B5e 5 dosen f ¥ S T7 lle piece, or $1.20 dozen, for Whalebone piewer ERE rete ele, ier Casing, fancy silk stitched. G7 be Belt, or 20 for 12-yard pieces Fancy Silk Belting. seni Z moves blemishes and Jmparts a delicate bloom. O78e each, or 30c for dozen jars Petroleum Jel- ly,—same as ‘vasel G7 18e set, or $2 for jece, or 9Ge for dozen 9-yard pleces Taf- Airs 2c, 2 ‘Bioding dozen sets of “Rats”? for arranging the hair a la_pompadoui E716 piece. or 87 for dozen 9-yard pieces C7 15e cake, or Wik: dozen, fe Voodbury’s suk Binding. Factal Soap asd Faclal Creams” 10° Woodbury's 2c yard, or G5e for sara at of Black Vel- ‘Bc box, or 75e or: dozen boxes Borated - fumed Talcum Powder, in patent. sifting box. ee G St. veteen Skirt Binding—2 ituches wi A. Lisner, Palais Royal, HECHT & COMPANY. “The store where our promise to pay buys fs much and for as little as cash." Muslin underwear half price. Monday morning you will find in progress one of the most important sales of wo- men’s muslin underwear that this city has ever known. All previous efforts at value giv- ing will be overshadowed. An immense lot of muslin gowns, chemise, drawers and corset covers, trimmed with torchon lace and embroidery, and really worth 50c, to 75c., will go at 24c. DAC. Another im- mense lot of mv;- lin gowns, chem- ise, drawers, cor- set cevers and skirts, trimmed with the finest laces and embroid- eries, and really worth 75¢. to $1.25, will go at 39¢. The two lots will be found on center tables on the second floor, and there will be an ex- tra force of salesladies to dV«- help you. $ = < As much of it as you want ¥ and on credit if you wish. é Hecht & Company, 515 Seventh Street. It i John Chinaman artistically § covers the dirt up. ( The Yale takes the dirt > OUT entirely. Which one will you trust your laundry with? The Yale’s ‘phone is 1092— main office, 518 roth st. It For Three Days- 90°-& $1 Linoleum 57%. c. per ee = ) juantity sold. The Houghton I 214F St. n h13-20d a S Just to get you to cover your floors with some in h this um, “whieh v hs ISHAM'S CALIFORNIA WATERS OF LIFB Mak e Hair Grow. magus examples bere ISHAM Iu town of the » In sudicient ” recommendat - them. Send for circular, CALIFORNIA WATER CO., 1010 F Street, «. wh13-16d H. P. ROBERTS, ‘9 Gen'l Marager. la pair of eyes iwould you have? Ise so truly does the “stiteh adage apply as having your nded_ to proinptly whe first symptoms of weakness appeai Zou, come to us you rest ansured ve y Examination free. French lenses for as low as $1. Fine suality ‘mwa H. H. Brown omc 1010F St UW DI3-8,t,th-28 $950550055900556500500008 ee :Charmian Water: Tooks like fluid jrock crystal- pleasantly palatable savor—as well as its remarkable tonic and alterative ef- fects—is fast winning it the name of the “first and finest table mineral water in the land.” — Half-zallon bottles—25c, In demijohrs—20c. a gallon. HERDLISKA & CO., “THE MINERAL WATER PEOPLE,” 1309 G St. N. W. ’Phone 135, mb6-3m,28 EE PETERTET OSG FEEL EEO SIH OE Splendid Linen finished Note Paper 29c. Ib. *** Ruled and unruled—as you like it. This © * quality gives satisfaction to all who've used ao ate. Royal Irish Linen, °° * 5c. a Ib. Made from the select and up- *¢** wor licen cuttings of the linen factories °° of Ireland. Pursell’s Ninth St— = 3 3 ; » 3 3 2 FR a ae TRE ‘Butter better ithan everyone’s ibest ris, Seer Se tasting butter as ever covered bread. Every bit of it—pure, whole- some, gilt-edged quality butter. HM M. Kingsley, 1209 H St. N.W. | Genuine Elgin made—the _ only Ask for it uname ara mo opal I CREPE PAPER NAPKINS, 25 CTS. PER 100; $2.00 Ee ee paper ere, — favors, en oan pictures, puzzles, gaines, ma ings. tally cards, &c. 9. JAY "GobLb.42t or fe17-1an' Benson's Porous Plaster relief. Pri B 2B. mntnektesan aticees Ir You Y ONCE TRY CARTER'S LITTLE LI a ick Beddace, Uiliuanem or coowtpaion, be without Yepetable, ‘small and easy to take. Se Angostura Bitters are used mot! gelie od jooseaeg’ of the bowels in children. ‘Iie, 1G. Suge. children. Slogert & Sous, ‘Mapufacturers, ‘ask your = THE SOCIAL WORLD (Continued from Seventh Page.) of 32 late Dr. G. Brown Goode at Lanier le Mr. and Mrs. Riddle entertained a num- ber of their friends on Thursday evening last, the occasion being the fifth anniver- sary of their marriage. Mr. Clarence An- derson rendered several selections on the piano, while Mr. Ansley accompanied on the violin. Miss Mollie Baleter sang sev- eral selections. A large gathering was present. Rev. and Mra. T. F. Chambers have gone over to New York to visit relatives. They expect to be at their home at Saratoga Springs early next week. Miss Blanche Rich of New York is visit- ing Mrs. M. M. Rich, 1321 Sth street, At home Sundays. The Deutscl:-Amerikanische Club and a number of invited guests enjoyed a delight- ful evening at the home of its president Tuesday, March 2. Dancing was the fea- ture of the evening, but during an inter- mission Mr. Frank Rebstock saag several baritone soles, Mr. B. F. Schubert gave a recitation in German and Miss Hurworth a whistling solo. Those present were Dr. and Mrs. v’ Hartlebin, Mr. and Mrs. Michaelson, Mr. and Mrs. Wetzel, Mr. and Mrs. Duckett, and Mrs. Hazard, Mrs. Moore, 3 Fleming, the Misses ock, the Misses White, the Misses Ebert, the Misses Buzman, Misses Proctor, Hurworth, Herbert, Lovejoy, Whalgren, Wolentt and Tauszky and Messrs. Wm. von Mumm, Lovy, Schubert, White, Bryan, Brandebary, Orrison, Nachman, Rebstock, Wolcott, Dennis and Lukeman: Mrs. E. A. Saum has returned from New York. A party was given Wednesday night at the home of Mr. Linke, No. 215 Pennsyl- vania avenue, the occasion being the birth- day of his-daughter, Miss Emilie. Among those present were: The Misses Angelina Beckman, Amelia Seivers, Emma Halst, Jessie Holliday, Emma Hempler, Laura Deiring, Sadic and Susie Crawford, Mr. E Holst, Mr. Tribby. Mr. John Crawford, Clarane Holliday and Harry Johnson, Miss Bertha Nadyne Mothner, who has been the guest of Miss O'Dwyer of Mt. Pleasant, has returned to her home in Rich- mond. Miss Josie Bresnahan of Baltimore is the guest of her cousin, Miss Helen Clark, No. 506 Sth street southeast. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Proctor announce the marriage of their daughter Marian to Mr. Frank Garnett Mattingly of Washington, D. C., March 6. They will be pleased to see their friends at No. 1:15 11th street north- west, where will make their future home. Mr. G. Nelson Moser and Miss 1 kles, who have been visiting M uring inauguration, left for Thursday. The members of the Witan Club of the Hastern High School, together with other friends, spent a very pleasant evening rie day at the residence of Miss Fritts, 32% E street northe: aitca Se peenne tease sthe prizes were won by Misses Noyes and Mar- tin and Messrs. Embrey and Baden. Other very amusing games were pl Refresh- ments were served, and the company ad- journed at a late hour. Those present were Miss Hopkins, Martin, Fritts, De Moll, H. Un- s Patrick Brooklyn on Thorn and Lewis, Messrs. Ricketts, Bliss, Todd, Hopkins, Embrey and Reece. Miss Stella Sackerman of Baltimore, who is the guest of Mrs 8S. Bensinger, 1237 Massachusetts avenue, will be at home Sundays, March 14 and 21. A surprise masquerade party was given ‘orth Capitol street in honor of Warren. ‘Those present were: Bolande, K. Bolande, M. Bo- Sherwood, M. Shea, M. Walsh, Mr. Burns and Messrs. F. Leh- nert, R. Serwood and Francis Graves. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Foster and their two sons, Burt and Eddie, of Cambridge. Mass.: Mrs. Lillian C. Babbitt of Worces- ter, Mass, and Mrs. Dr. Carpenter of Providence, R. I., who were the guests of Mrs. Chas. T. Eldridge. street, during inauguration week, hav urned to their respective homes. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Noonan celebrated the fourth annivers last Thursday night at their residence, No. 14 E street. Mr. and Mrs. Noonan were the recipients of many costly presents. evering was spent playing games. Amcng those present. were Mr. Tremzs, Mr. William Bottles and M Minnie Bottles, Mr. Deacon Carr, Mr. Ed- win Forest I . Mr. Walter Chariton. Mr. Guy Ferguson, Mr. Jobe Haw John Lewis, Mr. R. L. Miller and 3 M. Fookes. Mrs. W. C. Hutchens and MeInerny of New York c William 8S. Knox, mpshire avenue. Mrs. James are visiting Isut, New No. > LEAVENWORTH SOLDIERS’ of Managers Will Meet Here March 23. The board of managers of the Soldic Heme at Leavenworth, Kan., have been called to meec in session in Washington March 23, when the report of the congre=- sional committee, which recenily investi- gated the home, will be acted upon. Majcr W. C. Stockley, treasurer of the Leaverwort® home, has tendered his res- ignation, and ‘it is said the hesignation of Gov. A. J. Smith will be tendered. ——+e+—___ Inaugarations at Washington. Col. Archibald Hopkins, clerk of the Court ‘of Claims, in an interesting article on “In- augurations at Washington,” in Harper's Weekly, says: “Let us.take our stand on the south porch of the treasury, and, leaning against one of its huge monolithic columns, look down the avenue’s level surface, stretching a mile away to the Capitol; with a glass we can see plainly everything on it. It is broad and straight and smoothly paved, but its very breadth makes the rows of cheap buildings, with irregular sky-line and no pretension to architecture, look most of the way like a second-rate Bowery, without a fine building on it. One can see now that the south side should never have been built on, leaving all on that side park; and that on the other side all the government build- ings should have been put, which would have made the finest, most imposing street in the world. Even now the south side might and should be cleared of houses. Today, however, it is looking its best. Long black Mines of people pack its sidewalks, and they crowd every window and swarm on the roofs. Flags innumerable drape all the houses, till the whole street glows with color and seems exalted and glorified. Listen; that far-off drum-beat tells us the head of the column has turned into the avenue down by the Peace monument, near the Capitol, and as we gaze it slowly fills from end to end, and from curb to curb, with a host of armed men. They are com- ing back from Grant's inauguration, and move down upon us a living stream, with a rhythmic beat that thrills us, above the clashing bands, with a glint of bayonets and glow of flags along its pulsating length like the gorgeous tints of sunset. All arms of the service are there, and almost all the states are represented. Pennsylvania sends her thousands in sober blue, like regulars; crack city iments in showy uniforms, glittering militia colonels, the dancing yel- HOME. Bon: low plumes of the cavalry, and the red capes of the artillerymen lighting up their frowning guns, blend in ever-changing —. and when the long line of military as passed, there come in close succession, from all parts of the land, civic bodies and political clubs, each with its own dress and insignia, till the eye is confused and the ear wearted with the clangor of trumpets, drums and cymbals. Hour after hour they tramp past, till the day is ended. The country feels the new measure of its stature; and has poured forth a mighty and enthusiastic host to show allegiance to its institutions, and honor the great chieftain whom it has chosen to rule over it. Such as was Grant's first inauguration was his second, and the closest observer could ae ol tell in what respect Hayes’ Gi and Cleveland's and Harrison's and Cleve land's again varied from them, except as the weather was more or less favorable; nor was Mr. McKinley's much different. ——__-+ 0+ Advertisement for Armor Plate. The long-expected advertisement calling fer the supply of armor for battle ships 7, 8 and 9 was issued by the Navy Depart- pe eee Some of the points of the pa Metongrr 3 are that, Zo! addition to stec! | makers, the builders of the Bon ean ag ere invited to bid for supply GOL DEN BERG'S “STORE NEWS March thirteenth. In the importance oi the offerings Monday will ibethe greatest day yet. There will be many silk offerings to pick from. There will be special values in linings—in domestics—spe- cially reduced for the one day. Just to think—the new spring silks lowered already to the bargain level. But no store shall undersell us—that we're determined. Well thank you to tell us of any instance where we're undersold. We'll rectify itat once. Of course that means that you shall buy here because vou can may better—buy equal qualities for S ILK SPECIALS. A whole line of el ity ae hee Japanese wasis sits wi day morving at stylish Ju Ma Minch wack skirte amd waists getar—20 an end ta wit is sold regular IS: yard will g ee saline war 2 fuch genuine usual 39, sort Imported saireto to go for Mc Black and colored Bombay cloth skirt stiffening—to go Monday c. yao. for n usd viite ri Monday ond a . to Domestic specials, 50 pleces check aprow vincham fast colors—desirable patterns to go Monday " 37K ra: 9-quarter “Utica” Meached sheeting— to go for one day 1 OILS vere ===s= 42-inch Alexandria Wleached sheeting— to go Monday at Bd niga at “BBe each One cas» Feuland satine, in Mack ana ass, with white gure, to go for one 534° yard. GOL DENBERQ’S, 926-928 7th-706 K Streets