Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1897, Page 8

Carpet Sale Bargains ™ 90c. Ta 75c. Tapestry Brussels, 50c. AND SONS, the stamp of perfeet —Every drop pattern in the house being cleared out at a Cer- tainly an opportunity for ts care fnl buyer. It puts fine Carpets bei vou at the price of low ones. We ourselves can't the same grade Carpets at sale at these prices: Royal W itons, $1.45 Smith Axminsters, 95c. 80c. 75 Bigelow Axminsters, $1.15 Veivets,$1.05 = 85c. Wilton Velvets Body Brusse 95c. mhz 4 tease 85c. Tapestry Brussels, 45c. apestry Brussels, 60c. | sah af age i carpets 34he.. t Wier = = and 57§ & SONS THE EVENING STAR, WEDN SDAY, Our expert workmen charge us Sto and upwards for the making of # suit. The cloth costs something. The trimmings cost something! The cutting costs something! Store ex penses amount to something. We zre supposed te make a small profit. | Does it look as if $20 or $30 was a gh price for a suit tailored by us? G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, It 1208 F St. expert Tailor, SOCOM Our ‘‘Royal” $2 Shoes ° » () For len x ) ¢y Are the only Shoes in % 4; = 6 America for the price i (, that have flexible, oak- yy = tanned leather soles and Oe (; are sewed by the famous Goody ear proces RASA which is superior to hand sew- Pictace Frames. M. Silverberg : : Superior Work and & Co., E POPULAR FRAME MAK Have Moved To the New and Handsome Building 414 9th St. N.W., Lew Prices. M. Silverberg ( it ( Mf Sterling Silver until Saturday. sb ° S. Desio, MFG. JEWELER, 1012 F BOSTON HOUSE. IPPOSITE COHEN’S, 617 h St. N. W. OOS < ? ing. These Shoes are as ( 19) ) 4 durable . as smooth in- i ¥ side and as comfortable 0) } * < ? A as made- to- order Shoe 0 ) sit = 2 4 new styles of Laced 4 ) and Gaiters just in. : Wm. Hahn & Co.’s | : . $: = RELIABLE SHOB HOUSES, 0 930 and 932 7th st. 6 1914 and 1916 Pa. ave. Z It 223 Pa. ave Qt Co Porcelain Pai ntings | “At. Everett's Art Store, 1225 F St. Copies of the most subjects of the artists of Europe. famous foremost and Silk Points, three lengths. 6C. as NY. Col Be ae Soe J YARD. r and "Silk Solero Jackets from COHEN’ S, STORAGE. 300 Private Locked Rooms $1 to $:0 a month. A special room for trunks ont clean, light, Passenger and Fr Elevators. FURNITURE MOVED. ; rcel Delivery Co., 929-931 D st. nw. i g ) $ irryl! ) xe =) s for Coke, > $ 40 bu. Uncrushed Coke.$2.90 ) 40 bu. Crushed Coke...$3.70 > \Washington Gaslight a, > 413 1oth St. N. W. J. ZEH, 200 wu ‘The largest and finest collee- tion publicly exhibited in Ameri hut well worth an ad- mission fee. EVERETT’S Art Store, 1225 F St. mb10-Tm coos Seem e meer eererrererrerereoeereeeeoeee ( CH EAP LASIPS. | C “notion store’? Lamp is = was apt to phove a poor invest- ( ment. ‘Th are tt won't last - any time at all, will burn miserably ; and be a conatint source of annoy- if — gree sensible housewife wants $ this sort 1 ( house r as nach t pay for our qualities. ‘GEO. F. MUTH & co., < 418 event Street. 13 Go to Siccardi’s FOR BARGAINS IN HUMAN HAIR. We have just received a large assortment of nd French Tortolze Shell Combs and Pins, designs, finest steck ever displayed in selling a lot of All Long Human Hair at great bargains, Switcves reduced to $1.50. 5.00 Switches reduced to $8.00 Switches reduced to Gray and White Hair peaacetita race proportion, Mme. Siccardi, Til lith st., next to Palais Royal. Private rooms for hairdressing. aes dyeing. = “A revelation of ‘Butter goodness is Se Clover. z to want it always. f Bigin le Butter sold in This xeems queer, but ¢very one of = so-called Elgin butters sold by dealers Jing ou the reputation of White Clover. iM Kingsie, gone. St. N.W. z H 5 will housekeepers use “cheap” Coal when ex- perlence has taught them the utter extravagance of it? Doesn't it” always prove a bad bargain. burns poorly—never lasts 1 soon ‘see the differ- ee. ‘The quality never varies always the same—always the best. Johnson Bros." _fe20-3m.16 Folks who can’t sleep at.nights Will find in-oar Resting Powders—a sleep without a particle se Has no morphia or any Boe. box. Homeopathic Pharmacy, 1331 G St. Near 14th st. C nvenfent to transfers. ‘Phone mh16-14d Ro narcotic of ‘wooer— Fiat in it. ze Shaving PORE LEP IE ETT OT TTS OTT IS IOT CSTE CTS PTELO TEST TEOR, The “Garden Spot” of Fashion- —and the colorings deepest. summer stuffs. This store is the one. You know there is always one spot in the garden where the flowers bloom first—where their fragrance seems sweetest It There is one where the effects are choicest— the patterns newest—the qualities best—the prices ATi PERRY’S. is so with stores and the lowest. Sax So oa SoS $ < 9 to 14-1 Sere route Embroideries, | 2% essa" cemeclves on the $ sea of favor for the 7, - % to 3% inch Insertions— L 2 eae really ought | ge*s°stue. a ya. first time. We are ¢ to be picking out ve Cambrie AlLover Embroid- |, satisfied that you will Ks 3 erles, to be used with these coe P Bs ¥ trimmings now for | cages—We. to $1.50.2 ya. | be satisfied—for they ¥ your thin dresses— BS because so many of the prettiest patterns handsomer Embroid- eries—nor a greater variety of them— *than has been col- I2igc. c. Matched Sets. Medinm aust Ag Ide Eages— Insertious. tye. to Be. a yd. are all strong quali- ties at weak prices. ets are limited in quan- Cable, Suing ond ¢ — Wiss tehed o > Supp. tity an alk ob | Se. Meee | Fancy, Swiss them are special and edges of pkked) patterns Novelties. : ¢ exclusive. Narrow Edges—12%c. to Small, Medium and Large Vom QS Cae ise. a yd. Dotted Swiss Muslins—loe. to Te. a yd, Seecorto Flowered Swiss Muslins— 25e. to 50c. a yd. Me So So French Organdies. $ ¥ tected here for this |- Soft Finished Pee ee : A Abe S-ireh Pla : neh de $s spring and summer | Embroideries. Organdies40c., 50, a & > 3 Nivaet 7Be., $1 and $1.25 a & - campaign. Mos surard strive, iy mew | Ge isen colored French Ore fmoney’s worth— | patterns fons $2515" 8 ganas, Pink Ligne wine, that is the commer- Nile, Shaw. Lavender, Gard: cial side of our of- fering. Most good taste is the artistic pt =f Swiss and side of it. . to Te. Sreseateoteafoasneseote Swiss Embroideries. ‘The latest thing for skirt to 62ige. a yd. Allover Nainsook Embroid- Jn fresh and pretty ts of them Cambric Embroideries. Established 1840. ‘Telephone 995. What TwoCents Will Prove After you have tried every remedy and treatment wn, with the invariable result of a failure to caterrh, den't waste any more money and on uncertetuties, but send a 2-cent stamp to (zinger Bros., Chemists, Dayton, Obio, for a free sample of Pretzitger’s Catarrh Balm, and be surprised that » trial of this will prove that ca- tarrh cau easily, radically and cheaply be cured if © proper remedy. Read what it has done it will do the same for you, Nothing e it has ever been offered to the public. For sule by ‘druggists, or mailed for 50 cents for a full-sized jar. “Your Balm has cured my catarrh and restoved my hearing, although I was quite deaf for fifteen rs. HARRY WILSON, 1255 Superior st., Cleveland, Obio.”* Sworn to by Charles H. Kidd, notary public. ured our two months’ old baby of kevere cold in his head; he only awakened once after applying fe the first night F. PERKINS, Webster, Pa.” manager booking department, Fi Broadway and 40th street, New ‘The benetits I have derived from ‘our Baim are surprising @s well as nd I sincerely trust that suffering hu- will use ft to the same advantage as I fel0-w&s,26 ing. ST ‘THE ‘SUNSHINE OF OUR HOMIES--- The children—maybe we talk about them a great deal, but we know you agree that nothing is too good for them. Aching teeth are one of chiltheod’s worst bugbears—of man- hood's also. Neglect means four- fold misery. Don't procrastinate! ~ ~~ Evans’ Dental Parlors, 1309 F ST. N.W mbi5-24tt Embroidered Bands. Nainsook Em broldered Bands ming organdies Linen Embroideries. White Goods and Dimities. rutting is Swias E:mbroid- to ery. with Valenciennes in- | Grass Tinen Embroidered ek fe] wasn silks and linen Watistes = ae Sa nd Wid ag eee apn Swiss Embroderier—Te. to p AE eu Sh > + Revered Swit 7 All Over — Embroidered cand “18 NOW 12t4c. Snes aaeo “open Tocertions, Linens—$1.25 to $4.50 a yd. a yd. terns -10e. to de. @ pilack, and Waite AU Over a — All-over ‘iss Embroid- broidered Batistes—§2 to a erles, made of revered | $450 8 rd. Dimities. stripes and Valenciennes lace tie ESE ese = 32 inch Vain White . A > ae end Striped Dimitios—1 5 S. npr ae eae Batiste Embroideries. | 350. ‘ana’3r14e- With embroidery and lace <, - — ; i cy Blue Batiste, em- Insertion $3 aud $3.50 a yd. | rcigered in White, for’ yokes I @*Printed eats and waists—$1.25 a yd. | Imported’ Printed eh a Eager to: match | India Dimities. EEE atte CR | 32-1nes.. Flowers, Stripes Embroiderie: & _asertion to match—18e. a gud: laraigon deste in 1 to 14-Inch Natnsook ch PI ae 30-indi “French — Organdy Edges 6c. to $1.50 a yd. PEAT Sa ea IrEree Ee Dirnityy Jatest effects —BBe, a 4g to 3-Inch Insertions—10c. | fe Grese Stage en OF re é PERRY’S, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” Sesser Sees sini A Pretty FACE — —1s often marred by a bad com- plexion. Every one could have a beautiful, clear complexion by using our own prepared Almond and Glycerine Cream, 25c. Bottle. It cures chapped hands, face and lips, rough and hard skin and pro- duces 9 beautiful complexion. Why not be beautiful, as long as it is within your power to be sol OGRAM’S, 13th & Pa. Ave. & 17th & H Sts. mh16-40d, Wade & Butcher Razors. oe azor Strops. 25 PRICES IN CITY. 9, WB, Hasor, bellow growad 1 Swing: Stiop, Sk A. Becta ‘Gombinatict Shaving ag: De, eet ers rE es ae ical ‘and Black a yd. Imported Piques. for trim- ind dimicles 32-irch French Piques—the 40c. a yd. Figured, kind for 2.. Small, Medium and Large- wale Hiques—20e. to Be. a ya. Plain Colored Piyues—25c. Bc. a Soeoedongontoatensensonteatessersengergonsecteoongontens Linen Batist 324neh Plain Linen Bat- istes, plaid and silk stripes kind NOW Silk und Linen Batistes, in plaids, stripes and flow: —25e. to $1.48 a yd. sofene get inet) tata toe us Batistes 25¢ 1 to 4-inch Cambrie Em- e Y broideries—Se. to 12%. a Some staples that | #%- fie ya. renew their popular- + 1 to Ginch Cambrie Bm- | ity each returning | Tow Linens. , brolderies—i4e. 10 1Ne. a yd. Se 2 Re ae spring. Many nov- 34-hueh Sirunken Tow Lin, 3° 0 S-inch Cambric Em- A “ = . in plain colors and plaid brolderies20c. to 30e. a yd. elties that launch patterna—40c. and S0c. 3 yd. PPEESSFE EOE 9 SOFTEE EOF HS 906 96$ Folks socccaesenscese im health--use Charmian Water? z Debilitated — “out-of-order” systems — 4 quickly regain health and strength when a q § ERAL WATER PEOPLE,” g mlan the purest mineral table Water in the land—is used. The fron in. it—has wonderful tonic properties —while its other constituents have an effect for good on every function. 25e. half-gallon pottles— gallon in demijohne, 0c. HERDLISKA & CO., g 1309 G St. N. W. ’Phone 135. mh6-3m-28 4 SHPOPSOC OSES CGESESFOEOS (EEN DDD ‘BOX COUCHES —are a luxury every one can afford at such Feduced prices as the following: 3 Slightly Soiled Box Conct Dargain at. 1 Hatr-top dentin. Was $12 ‘A few other bargains—10c. Piliow ¥ Slips, are now 16c. Single The. Sheets are 28 Blankets are now 3 Gomforta: Cots, eae pholstered Cots, 40¢ ‘$1.25 Wi! tee (The Be ( floughton irs. Leo ‘So many reasons” Why electric Mght ie better than gas light. It is safer—easier on the eyas— emits uo odor—does not dry. up the atmosphere in the room—and ts ten times brighter than gas. Every mod- ern house ought to be ighted by eles- tricity. See us about supplying the current. Nao trouble to answer ‘ques- tions. U. S. Electric. Lighting Co., 213 14th et. n.w. “Phone 7%. mb16-20d POLSOHHOTNG LDH EGHES AGREES teamer Trunks —will be in great request shortly, when the traveling seaspa begins. We hav sible demands: fer _a Canvas: prepared an i We off gor er- ed Steamer Trunk, sheet-iron bottem, good brass lock, for the sum of.... Kneessi mbi-3m-23 POSDOD: stock to meet al 9 Street. SOSSOCISIHP GE DOOCS MARCH 1, i ens _PAGES. Nobody need drink the muddy water now served up to them by the water suppiy from Great Falls since the great reduction in the price of the “Pastear’—the only absolute germ-proof filter on the market, $3.85 for the $6.60 filter. $5.05 for the $7.75 filter. $12.00 for the $18.75 filter. Indorsed by Mr. Geo. M. Sternberg, surgeon general, A.—the leading bacteriologist of this count WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, Importers of China and Glassware, and Housefurnishings, 1205 Pa. Avenue. HECHT & COMPANY. “The store where your promise to pay buys as much and for as little as cash, It New elevator 1 now running. If you want any of that lot of newimported broken check ‘‘novel= ty,”’ plain mohair sicil= ian or large figured grenadine skirts that are going for $28 you better get in to- morrow. Not one is worth under $4. If you want any of that lot of handsome serge, broadcloth ‘‘nov- elty’’ check and mixed ‘novelty’? man-tailor- made suits—in ten dif- ferent types—some with different skirts— many exquisitely trim= med with Branden- burg braid, that are going for §$ 1 3% you better get in tomor= row. Not one is worth under $18. Some are worth $20. You've got! our ‘liberal credit sys- tem to help vou buy them, so if you haven't the cash don’t stay away on that account. By this system you may pay so much down and the bal- ance in little weekly or monthly in- stallments until the bill is paid. No charge for the accommodatign. Hecht & Company, eventh Street. It 416 “Seventh.” 22, Thursday’ s Offerings at Baum’s. 45c. value 24-inch best quality JAPANESE SILKS, in blacks and ali the latest fash- ionable shades. ....... 32¢. 35¢. value very handsome CHECK SILKS. Sev- enteen pieces of these. 28c. Thursday’s Offerings at Baum’s. 50 pieces of best quality GINGHAMS, including some Scotch Ginghams hat have sold for 20 and 25 7C. Thursday’s Offerings at Baum’s. Handsome line of Ladies’ $1.50 value SKIRTS, in black mohair, with pin dots and large figures—also some Shepherd's Plaids, in _ black, green and brown. $1. 18 $8.75 values in beautiful Satin Brocade Skirts. These are the very newest patterns, $7 1 8 ° the very best goods. Thursday’s Offerings at Baum’s. A bargain in the new Spring Wrappers. These are regu- lar cent Wrappers ee “BAUM’S,” 416 “Seventh.” It ee BALD. Tho most éffective cure for baldness known HAM’S CALIFORNIA WATERS OF LIFE. We'd be glad tc show you proofs of its work, Circular for the asking. CALIFORNIA WATER CO., 1010 F Street, co wma” mh17-16d YOU’VE GOT TO TRUST TO YOUR DRUGGIST to put up prescriptions prover? Some do. "geod? Inany don't. Caing Impure, “cheap” druge—or substitutes, is an every- day occurrence in some stores. Your phy- sician will confirm ‘this. You can safely trust us, There's no such thing as an im- pare drtig—or a subetitute-used here, | GyEvery prescription we put up is cor- rectly-“properly compounded by registered pharmacists. arlington Drug Store, Cor. Vt. Ave. & H St 4% 5 Dacgets. is see eee coe see eee ee . Se Trunks Witha cr Clothes BAN SR BBB IR IN at IE ol EEE NSPS SINT EASA IE EEA CIS RES ESTA REE IRENE SESE EISEN E MBAR DEDSANOSSARES SN iS NAB NDS Alas BAI CE A aS ae ee es [Uhl CU.STTTSC*C~S:SC~CS : Our Favorites Are Mezzo Tints. Oat Ae mere alt Rinse son many deste 00 Seegese aaron ie he noid mh4-104 @. T. WALKER ooh Sey, CaAR- Pals Yiog Hcek and Git, aabestn ty Beotng Material.” Bitt gitc"tad oseness of tha twee fate, : LOCAL SEASON OPENS| GOLDENBERG’ S Gallaudet’s Nine Will Play Johns Hop- kins This Afternoon. a +) BALFTHORES ON THEIR Mat SOUTH ——s Base Ball War Threatened by the Western League. CURRENT SPORTING NOTES The local bas> ball season will open this afternoon, when the nines from Johns H kins Unive: and Gallaudet College will meet at Kendall Green. The game will be called at 4 o'clock. The Hopkins team will be made up of Hodges. Haulenbeek, Good- rich, Joynor, Clark, Herrick,Yates, Swaine, Winston and Nels The line-up of Gallaudet will be Smielan, Brockhagens, Carpenter, is, Stuisman, Bumgardner, W. Rosson, Erd, captain. TITUS MAY RACE AGAIN. Last Chapter of the St. Scandal. Fred Titus, the racing man who was sus- pended for life with Charles Murphy and “Dute” Cabanne, will be reinstated into the racing ranks of the League of Ameri- can Wheelmen. Titus, Murphy and Cabanne were charged with having “fixed” a race in St. Louls, Mo., during the summer of 18%. By the alleged agreement, Cabanne was to win. During the race it seems Murphy saw a chance to win cut, and he cold not resist the temptation-to jump. ‘This angered th others and 3 occurred, from wih resulted josures which led to an vestigation, with the result that the young men » suspended for life all cycle ra Louis Cycle bree from in February last year, Murp nied by his attorn Luscomb, appeared’ before the board, with the result that Murphy and Cabanre had their suspensions lifted. It was recommended to the racing boara by the last Nationai Assembly at Albany that Titus be reinstated upon the recep- tion from him written apology to the racing Loard. This document has been re- c2ived, and accordingly Titus will be again permitted to race. ORIOLES IN WASHINGTON. They Stopped for a While on Their Way South. The Baltimore nine were in Washington for nearly two hours last night, on their way south for their annual preliminary training. The Orioles left Washington at 10:40 o'clock over the Southern railway. Their headquarters in Macon will he the Brown House. The grounds where the champions will train are about a mile from the hotel, and the covering of this slistanc will form an important part of their we The boys are all in good health and spirits, and anticipate a sant stay in Macon, where they are favorites. Those whom Manager Hanle’ with him were Robinson, Coogan, Pond, Hemming, Z, McGraw, Keeler others will join the t They are Jennings, Hoffer, Kell Quinn and Stenzel. took south McMahon is the only unsigned man, as nothing has been heard from him, uncertain whether he will not this season. is and, it is nitch for the i Orioles or that McMahon money than he received iast year. Mrs. Clarke and Mrs. MeGr: pany their husbands on the holding out for more accom- irip so BASE BALL WAR POSSIBLE. Western League Said to Be Ready to Fall Out With the National, There is the biggest kind of a chance of a base ball war, according to a special from Chicago to the Baltimore Sun. The West- ern League, it is asserted, has decided to stand by the Minneapolis Club in re: the board of arbitration’s decision Hutchison case. Minheapolis will play Hutchison regard- less of the decision of the national board If Minneapolis should be blacklisted, there will be a chance for all the other clabs to receive the same treatment. They then withdraw and form an independent league. It is asserted that all the clubs in the league have only been waitiag Tor some pretext to withdraw, and that they see their chance now in the alleged unfair treatment of Minneapolis. Of course, the threatened trouble may be averted, as the board of arvitration will meet again in New York April 12, and may then reconsider the Hutchison « WANTS TO MEET DALY. in the ont. Capt. Duncan C. he broadswords- man, says regarding the reported desire of Capt. Daly of New York to meet him in combat: “I notified my backer, Mr. John A. Mac- dovgall of New York, to eall on Capt. Daly at the Anawanda Club and arrange a mounted sword combat, best in iweniy-one or twenty-nine attacks, for {00 a side, the to be contested in New York or gion, with my preference for ington, any ‘ims in April, R. K. Fox to be temporary ».akehoider. 1 would a like to see Corpora! High, 6th Untted States Cavalry, meet in some contest. and I would be pleased to give Corporal High the pref- to erence as to time and place, aiso as amount of stake money. SINGLE X BARRED OUT By a Section of the Dela re Co stitution Adopted by the Conventi The constituional convention at Dover, Del., yesterday, in a committee on the whole adopted by a vote of 20 to 5 a sec- tion which prevents the legislature from adopting the single tax system even should it be so inclined. The votes in the nega- tive were cast by Messrs. Horsey, Donohoe, Johnson, Martin and Pratt, all democrats. The section adopted is as follows: “In all assessments of real estate for taxation the value of the land and the value of the buildings and improvements there- on shall be included, end in all assess- ments of the rental valve of real estate for taxation the value of the land and the value of the buildings and improvements thereon shall be included, and in all as- sessments of the rental value of real estate for taxation the rental value of the jand and the 1ental value of the buildings and the improvements thereon shall be in- cluded. The. provisions of this section shall apply to all assessments of real estate or the rental value thereof for taxation for state, county, hurdred, school, municipal or other public. purpose: In the debate of the question Mr. Martin said the method-of taxation should be left to the legislature and if the people wanted single tax they should be allowed to have it. He moved an amendment to the effect that the constitution should remain as it is at present on the subject of taxation, but the amendment was lost. ——_— see Must Be a Dandy. Secretary Gage has received the resigna- tion of a collector of customs at one of ihe Pacific ports. Accompanying the letter of resignation was an application from an- other man for the office. There was a great pile of indorsements, each jacketed in a yeilow envelope. “If this applicant is as gvod in collecting customs as he is in collecting indorsements, he must be a dandy,” said the Secretary as he ordered the papers placed on fil a Will Filed. The will of the Jate Elizabeth C. Dunk- horst, dated October 10, 1881, and filed yes- terday afternoon, names her husband, Wm. H. Durkhorst, as executor, and makes him sole beneficiary. —_—_ “Want” ads. in ‘The Star pay because they bring answers. “STORE NEWS.” March sevoutean, we've bought 4,000 ladies’ waists, 3,800 boys’ waists, and they go on sale tomor ing at the ridiculous price DOs each. The ladies’ waists are of percale and lawn—are laundered splendidly —were made by one of the best makers in this country and would bring up to 75c. if we desired to sell them in the regular way. Youll find them on center tables in the K street annex, second floor. All de- sirable patterns—neat stripes, &c., and only 2yc. each, because the maker sacrificed his profit for cash. The lot of boys’ w will found in the Seventh street annex second floor. Ail are made of pretty figured and striped heavy percale and white muslin, with linen collars, and bands; are pleated back and front. They equal our 50c. waist in every way, and we've never known them to sell for 29c. each. the window display of venth street. row morn=- of c be them on Skirts, Suits wraps With no exception whatever we are positively certain that we are giv ing the greatest values in skirts, suits, wraps and silk waists of any store in Washington. We say this only after careful inquiry—and_ he- cause we're told so every day by a dozen or more shoppers who've been the rounds of the city. We ask that you kindly give us an opport yy to prove our assertion, And wW perfectly willing to re- fund your money should you after purchasing here be offered the same thing at a lower pi Bleck and white bound skirts with $1- 19 each. any mulxt m. brown, 4 chevlot serge jatter wit a ured grenaddin ered under! which others have $4.50 and $5 e for $2- -98 each. vers hand-ome and very Drocaded silk and satin skirts dar figures perfectly —munde and ti Which others get $9 here for $6-98 each. \ fasbional A cloth ited ty skirts “$4: = each. Lot of adi ecvert tailor suits. in the v yates sta ailk-lined pockets, real value, $15—here at $9-75 each. spring capes, of black silk. . black diagonal, tan coverts porately trimmed and Keal value, $5, i ided. for Choice $3- 98 each. Broadcloth and « spring. jack ets. in black, tan and Mined —some halt or Mned; fly fronts, flap pockets to go $4-98 each. Lining specials. shades of to go for a wine Imported blick hair cloth day at 2ic. yard. yred_ extra heavy alll ss facing the usual "go for one Aas at IIc. yard, ard-whde rust where for 1 which we sell regularly for 10: for on) perea ot Lat of _percalines, Ing the famous” astle sell regu 1 for ¢ figured novelties Also a lot of ~all-wool victor Be. all worth up to a yard-for a day, 29c. yard. finch black figured mohair in res gen. wil-wool 3 ood of whieh wali day ric hair withthe . Worth to go for a di 59c..yard. Lot of best American indigo prints in hua- dreds of patterns the vers. best made — never sold under Ge.—for a day, 3#e. yard. silk leno—our regular Ye, Yard-wide sort —to go for a day at 7c. yard. ach best dmitation berring-hone hair our 2c. quality—to go for a day at 12hc. yard. Yard-wide paper cambrie—tlack, gray and white—to 7: for a day ai yard. 5 GOLDENBERG’S, 926-928 7th-706 K Streets How Do You Pronounce SPONGIA TOSTA? This is a ay homeopathle remedy — that fs by every one who's trie! it—to be the finest remedy they've ever used for coughs and colds that lodge about the throat. Washington Homeopathic = irra Damnsd Pharmacy—H Street—1007. HUMORS OF ALL | KINDS Cured by Cuticura re oe Soap, wit white, Alfdrnggins,