Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1897, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, | sesiea lies! MARCH 29, 1897-12 PAGES. = « MOSES: SONS, 2a and M. F et. cor. 11th. ' Storage, ‘Our goods bear the stamp of Suites New spring stock to offer you now and a new scale of prices that will surprise you. It isn’t on account of any gener- osity of the manufacturers or any fall in the general price scale of but it’s the result of big big shipping and close We'll tell vou what they're and what we'll sell them for. miture. tIving, Red Room Suite. with ze bevel mirror, Worth $22. g 5 fe. with bevel mir $22. for... Lots new odd Dressers to match most any suite—oak, birch, mapic and enamel. tering Haul- Lace Curtains. No Other ‘PEAS So ‘Sweet and Tender} F. CHAM- 2 “$ 3 ° ba oO tender and ans. Insist from your Picture Frames. * make Picture Frames to the country, and wil be AND jon to ARTISTICALLY. HANDSOMELY t umense line of cicenicd Pictures, E Photogravnres, plain cravings, E hand- roduc els of Fruit “ of Water Landscapes, He- Mounted and Unmounted Views of &e new and bandseme building will ad Rep tions Pa and SIL VERBERG & CO., =: POPULAR FRAME MAKERS, 414 9th St. N.W. M. STORAGE * Estimates furnished. ry rgest Oui 0 rooms. » $10 a month. Best Storage Facilities. i b i Most Central Location. r i B t—lowest prices. ii P dded Vans vi " For Moving. " He oe > ere nd shipped to all points. pq Merchants’ Parcel Deliv-4 ery Ce., 929-931 D st. n.w. "4 Elevators. 1one 659. Steam 240d THE LATE EST AMD BEST FIND Blackistone Island Diuretic Mineral Water. The greatest Artesian Min- _ Water for the relief the kidneys and blad- der thus far found. water flows from a well 360 feet 200 feet of rock, and from in of the surrounding river. it will ‘Kache due to clogged and gested ‘Kidneys, and the discomfort froman irri- table and crethra. more promptly and per an any water heretofore known, and re- ithis a few days a full and’ uninter- ine. To place thin water within the nas a table water—the price has © low rate of 20. per half-gatloen doz. For sale at the prinely:l by T. G. Herbert, Manager, 510 5th St. N.W. 2 ema c ousekeepers aie? are the best judges of the merits * * © °° of a fuel. All who have used Coke * © ¢ © © claim it to be the cheapest, most ° * * © economical and cleanest fuel in use. ° * be °° Why not give Coke a trial? 40 bu. Uncrushed Coke—$2.90. 40 bu. Crushed Coke—$3.70. ‘Washington Gaslight Co., 413 Ioth st. n.w., J. ZEH, 920 2TH N.w. wad te ececcccccccccccccccccs ‘Dr. Lyon’s PERFECT Tooth Powder An Elegant Toilet Luxury. Used by people of refinement for over a quarter of a century. Ja13-m1it, wot SCROPULA, BLOOD PO NCER, BCZEMA, tetter and all other disorders of the’ blood per- mauently cured and all talnt eliminated from the system by 3.8. S., Bol l-w,f,m-ly . . . . . . . . . ° . . . . . * . . . . > the greatest purifier, AND a3 pevveverversevcucvovererresy Woodward * . Lothrop, HECHT & COMPANY$ | Sale of loth, 11th and F Sts. N. W. —s—. Easter Cards, Booklets and Novelties—First floor. This Day, Tuesday and Wednesday, General Opening For the Exhibition of Our Great Assembly of For Spring and Merchandise Summer of ’97, and Special Exhibit of Easter Dress Stuffs. Our Dress Goods collection is now at its best and includes by far the largest number of foreign elegancies styles and designs that are exclusive. , among which are many unique This display will be particularly interesting, not alone because of its peculiar beauty, but also by reason of its freshness, novelty and the charming revelation of incoming styles. Attention is Asked Especially to Our Line of Fabrics for Tailor-made Gowns. Suits on the tailor-made order are very much in evidence this spring. Hence our assortment of materials designed for this purpose is large and varied, having been carefully sei American manufacturers, and includes a_ vastly cted from the best European and increased numbet of styles that are confined to us for this market. Among the ost Attractive Weaves are: Covert Suitings, 45 Inches wide... Meltonette, 50 inches wide. Cheviot Serges, 45 inches wide—2-tone Meltonette Twills, Rough surface— medium weight— handsome colorings—50 in. wide. ~$1.00 the yd. Silk Underwear For Men. Heretofore Silk Underwear has been a luxury enjoyed by the very | few, owing principally to the high | prices demanded for it. Realizing | the fact that many persons would be | wearing Silk U ndergarments if the | prices were not so high, we have suc- | ceeded in purchasing a high-grade All-silk Underwear, in spring and summer weights, shirts have both short and long sleeves, which we shall place on sale tomorrow at $5.00 rer srr. 50 per single garment. nection with the above, we have Under- silk and lisle thread combined, in white t blue, at $4.00 ree scir. $2.00 per single garment. Fancy Half Hose are the correct thing for spring and summer wear, and w splendidly prepared to meet the de- mand. (ur stock consists of blacks and tans, with clocks, stripes, figured embroidery and polka ‘spots, end vary in pri 12I4¢c. to. $1.00 ver ram. Special attention is called to an extra good line or Blacks, with white and fancy clocks—and Tans with colored clocks, at DC. PER Pair. Ist floor. Bicycle Suits For Boys & Young Men Will not be used only for bicycle riding, but will be very popular for all outing purposes. We are now showing a very large variety of the latest style suits. All-wool Mixtures, neatly made, full bloomer trousers, with double seat and buckle at knee. Sizes § to 19. $4.50 cue ser. All-wool Mixtures, in Ese Tote variety and little better quality than’ above horoughly made— coats lined or unlined. Sizes 8 to 19. THE SUIT. Import-d Scotch Cheviots, all wool, choice stripes and plaids; also very light all-wool crashes; golf trousers (cuffs at the kuecs); lned or unlined’ coat. Sizes 10 to 19. $7.50 cue scr. Best Imported Scotch Golfing Cloth—the best bi- cyde or golf suits on the market. As good as cus- tom made, for which you would pay nearly double the price. Sizes 10 to 19. $8.50 cue sure. 3d floor. Northern Grown Flower Seed. We have made arrangements with L. L. May & Co.‘of St. Paul, Minn., by which we are enabled to offer the Northern Grown Flower and Vege- table Seeds at prices never before quoted in Washington. The De- partment of Agriculture reports that | # these seeds are 99 29-100 per cent pure, and those who have used them know ees are the best. Lot 1-10, of 2c. Pckg.---3 for 5c. Usually 5¢. PackaeS: —Assorted Vegetable 47 inches wide. Germare Tweeds, Fine twills and canvas risinss $1.25 to $2.00 the yd. Scotch Checks, Three novel w 47 inches wid Scotch Mixt Rough surfac 47 inches wid. $1.25 the yd. $1.50 the yd. Scotch Mixtures, with sprinkling ot silk— rough surfs med medium shades. 47 ‘te ‘ues wide. ‘olorings. - $1.75 the yd. Tailor-Made Suits. We have secured another lot of those beautiful Tailor-made Suits, which sold so quickly. They are made of fine Scotch mixtures in neat checks, plaids and fancy weaves. Fly. -front jacket, lined with silk; per- fect hanging skirt, lined and stiffen- ed. Same price as before. $10.75. VALUE $16.00. Also a spectal lot of Women's Fine Mackin- toshes; twilled cloth surface; deep military cape; thoroughly made and finished. A very special value. $1.95 eacu—vatce $3.00. 34 floor. Corset Department. A most carefully selected stock of Corsets, both foreign and domestic, is here and in great variety. Not a questionable make is represented. A generous sprinkling of Paris novel- ties, including some exquisite speci- mens for evening, now on exhibition. “R. & G." Corsets, fine satteen; heavily boned; extra long, medium and short. two side steels; Per pair. “0. =B: two side steels; top finished with silk flossing and embroidery. Per pair.. $1.00 and $1.50 “W. ©. C." Cycling Corsets, good quality coutil: mel boned. Per pair te $1.00 'P. N."" Corsets, fine coutil; cut bias; heavily boned; extra long waist; gored hips; top finished with embroidery. Per pair. English Military Braces. Serviettes. Per dozen 2d floor. Imitation Hand- Painted Tapestries. We have placed on sale in Curtain Department four pleasing subjects in Imitation Hand-painted Tapestries. They are exceedingly clever, being exact reproductions of the hand- painted goods, and are especially de- sirable for wall hangings and screen mountings. 2 Patterns at $3.00. 2 Patterns at $3.50. 4th floo~. Theosophy. Annie’ Besant—an autobiography —12 mo.—cloth—large type—368 pages—9g _ illustrations emt por- Old Diary Leaves—The True-History of the Theo- sophical Soctety, by Henry Steel Olcott, founder and president of the soclety—12mo,—cloth—gilt top zee pages—16 illustrations. Published = at ‘Anti-Theosophy. A Modern Priestess of Isis—abridged and trans- lated on behalf of the Society of Physical Research from the Russian of “Solovyoff’”. Ted Walter Leaf, Litt. D.—12mo.—cloth—866 pages............$1.65 Basement. f New Haviland Dinner Sets. We have just received one cask of new Haviland Dinner Sets, made in in the eucmtea ter i borne — including Extra Tasiy tree ‘Tree Tomatoes, onions, early white tur- ‘ips, early —— Neitra early peas and beans, beans, ‘watermel beets, cucumbers, 7» parsley, etc., etc. 2c. Pckg.===3 for 5c. pap Usually 5c. package. Woodward Limoges, France; dainty ‘colorings and beautiful shapes and designs. We offer these sets, consisting of 101 pieces, at the exceptionally low price, $25.00 run ser. & Lothrop. Sess pn yoor promise to pay buys as much and for +s.aittle as cash."” Here are the ZOOPPODO SOLES SP OSGI S SESE OTS Silks, Dress Goods and tedetetatedndeintutetntedrduttetedntututetn i Bedwear at values: that ¢ ( < $ : pak us Meats : - b t di é 37I4c. yard $ usy O ay & ror cnoice oF NEWEST DESIGNS wt The same shall hold ne to- $] ¥ SILKS. LARGE AND s = & ALSO BROCADES IN VEN Ss $ BDORLOW: & VALUE, 50c. YARD. = _ “The proof of the pudding is z = es ¢ $i in the eating of it,” and so it + is with suit, skirt, wrap and silk BS 35c. yard waist values, You may read $ VOR THE BEST QUALITY OF JAPANE: ey = what the other stores say about z é ecae e 3 leadership, &c., but when you $|% 3 go there and afterwards come : g 68c. yard lere you are sure to find us $]¢ Se ee s.IN : distributing the greatest values. 4 LARGE! DORs ND STRIPES, VALUE a &% And giving you your own time = YARD. 3 evn 3 to pay for what you buy. SPECIAL SKIRT VALUES. 98e. yard Black figured brilliantine and very hand- For 1 xe as fae ae chet ckirteveiy Reel WIDE, FORMER PRICE, $1.25 YARD. ined and bound and very stylish, We Sos ee = ¢ lender of at $1.08—here at....D He 35c. yard & Black all-woot serge und plain black YARDS OF SPRING J Priltiantine, fancy novelty, — wide-wat GOODS THAT SOLD FOR 50c. 4 BS F cheviot and check novelty ekirts— patterns YARD, COMP oe ron ein skirts, and just as per- ALL-WOOL Pi - 3 : fect ene real value, $3.98 “$2.98 z ME is < ce al = "4 3 Black brocaded taffeta silk ond plain ; HF satin duchesse skirts—the very acme of | 3 > z shots a autae "$6.08 25 AND PLAID & & others’ $9 skirts--here at...... |< § . eos S = spECIAL SUIT vars. $ $ Toe, Say ee Sr Lot of rough cheviot, in black, a ¢ $ . é $m t ble, &e., with %|4 Bedwear at Cost Price. + front reefer Jackets and natty $1 ¢ < $ we ee "$6.98 *¥ % We are closing out our en- $ $ $ % tire stock of Pillow Cases, $ S colors, frog-trimmed z 2 Sheets and Spreads at actual < front r effects —bratd: 2/4 en es : ting skirts—snits that + ¥ SOS we 53 3 made to be = TAc. $ = LS et re rae FOR 500 PILLOW THE MATERIAL & ity suits at qual else- $14.98; $20 won't bny thei retetptetetetite se a se where. H__One stele is of fine seri z SE oors. win - kx SH and ca Ka both the 4 | with bolero jacket, wi xz & faring reefer collar... These are shown in 5 all colors, and are the most stylish skirts & town. . $ SPECIAL SILK WAIST £ 3 ; i BA = VALL BA : Black India silk shirt waists with +] = laundered white iinen collars and cuffs — - % detachable — the very anewest = effects—really worth £4 for. “32.98 £ Hands nd plain changeable taffeta silk waists pnd silk shirt waists, with laundered nen colicrs and: cufts— ery point—duplicates s—here "$4.98 SPECIAL WRAP VALUES. ot right in style at of foreign importati Lertesdenteonte ondontestentons ALONE WOULD Cos ORE. 32c. FCR 260 SHEETS MADE OF GOOD Qt go got 10c. yard YARDS OF SCOTCH 4 DRESS IS AND Fine kersey cloth capes prettily Jet and braid trimmed — new season's effects—should be here at... Seokontonto Handsome bro trimmed with jet, ripbon—should be $3 Black cheviot spring juckets—with fly fronts and flap pockets—for a day wil go at “$2. 49 Hecht & Company, It 515 Seventh Street. Tetetetnteteteetetetetetntntntetetetetetetes SUBSTITUTES ARE DANGEROUS. led taffeta slik capes, et S398 Se cecohe eet Sot coset rp Ontn eterno ndedpndedeeeteet rene) te Sulstitutes and Impure drugs don't act like re drugs. Sometin: produce vei different results from ‘pare. di Your phy- sician counts on pure drugs in writing prescription. Little wonde do sick folks no good or substitutes are used. EF We put up prescriptions Just as vour physician intends them to be compounded- with PURE DRUGS. Arlington Drug Store, Cor. Vt. Ave. & H St 4's, §. Dagrett. mhs-2oa (Phila. a.Capons. that prescriptions ken “cheap” drugs S52 We're fameus for °° * every one who wants *** to us. We order e day— * * can have them always fresti, S< never had finer—than now. Young, *¢ tender and plump. PHILA. CHICK. 2 ¢ ENS and SQUABS also. ¢ GFspring Lamb—Green Pens—and Fresh Mint for sauce, and everything else that’s fine in season. Cottage Market, 818 14th = 7 mb29-m; W,f,20 NOS Go to Siccardi’s BCR BARGAINS IN HUMAN HAIR. We have fist received a large assortment of Italian and French Tortoise Shell Combs aud Pins, fn the lntest designs, finest stock ever displayed wi Washington. We are also selling a lot of All Long Human Hair ns. Switches at great ba: Switches reduced to $1.50. 09 Switches reduced to Switches reduced to Gray and Sruite Hate redaced in same proportion. Mme. Siccardi, 1 ith st., next to Palais Toyal. Dandruff Diseases of the’ scalp~BALDNESS—alll are in the category ef cures made by ISHAM'S CALIFORNIA WATERS OF LIFE. The tort remarkable “results have bet accene ished in cases.where ithe person has been 1d for many years. , CALIFORNIA WATER CO. 1010 F Stree I want damaged ‘Tickers.’ po Sa'rt Foy watch tn viral Gass malnspring or elean it for Te. new ARS CHANNON, 1115 ¥, opp.Columbia Theater. mil H. P. ROBERTS, 9 Gen'l Macager. ——__—— Good Songs, 10 cents each. Afterwards, Mullen; Calvary, Rodney; Daddy, Behrend; Jerusalem, Parker; Love's Golden Dream, Lennox; The Palms, Faure. Popular sheet music st half price. Mail orders filled. CHAS. J. SIMPSON, 1005 G st. n.w. mb18-1m,14 ext door to Palais Royal.) ORNS AND. UNIONS NEVER GEORGES’ siftatps ARE USED. ORNS REMOVED, 25c. co TiSSa at vermanentiy Foot . Re 3, GEORGES & SON, 1115 Pa. ave, Trusses Ea, ote aS, BAUI’S, It 416 7TH ST. $ erotntrntnnnetinebtneirneiet [XEREEEE CESSES EEE L ES ESE Feeble Folks Find Vim nd Vigor: In Charmiant: | “erties of the moot famous | of the new and old world. a table water. far surpassing « now in the market. Sample it, wees. HERDLISKA & CO., “THE MINERAL WATER PEOPLE,” 1309 G St. N. W. *Phone 135. seeeeeeszersee ica x No Other Sausage Tastes Like My as No other Sausage is madi is so delicious. — 1 make myself—of tender mea: spices. It’s res it's prime. c. RAMMLING, 312 Pa. ave. n.w. 619-F50-051 “center Market. mh29-m,w,f-18 A s0 carefully —and mand of it = seasoned with ‘pure home-made Sausage—and Fresh Pork. ER A Confidence Game You might call it, if you wish. We want your confidence. Convince your- self of this—you meet bere only ex- perlenced dentists, men who know every detail of their art, and do no guesswork. Toothache and similar iis quickly yield to their skillful treat- ment, EVANS’ DENTAL PARLORS, 1309 F st. now. mh29-244 Oe eeeeeeeeEeeEemS A Word to Architects na! And Draughtsmen! You, perhaps, have been paying exorbitant prices for Drawing, Tracing and Blue Print Papers, ‘Tracing (Linen, Drawing Boards, Instruments, Inks and other articles neces- sary in your business. If 60, don’t do it any longer. Our supply is complete, qualities the choicest and prices lowest. Geo. F. Muth & Co., Successors to Ryneal, 418 7th mh29-24d_ es " THE LATEST NOVELTY In Leather Belts with silver buckles. $1.25. Also the newest thing in Sterling Silver Tipped “Bike” Handles, with $a! Amethyst or Topaz. +3 501) 10 56: 00 _ §. DESIO, MFG. JEWELER, 1012 F ST., OPPOSITE BOSTON HOUSE. | Father ag dipesti a a abet cmpetaia: Sole Mt gee er Siento ‘ask your druggist. Sete ronan “HE KILL ME TONIGHT” A Band of Armenians Held as Prisoners in Virginia. Amazing Antics of a Mountain Hotel Keeper Who W Inspector Hollinberger, chief of the local Getective bureau, yesterday received a long letter from G. Caprelian of 250 W. 224 | street, New York city, an employe of Drummond's detective agency, setting forth the details of the alleged luring to and confinement of a party of Armenian ref gees, near Buckton, Va. In reply In- spector Hollinberger advised Caprelian to communicate with the sheriff of Warrea county, Va., explaining that the latter would undoubtedly supply the necessary information as to the proper manner to proceed toward securing the release of the men supposed to be prisoners. According to the story, in response to a request from Charles Cullen & Son, who represented themselves as the proprietors of the Warren White Sulphur Springs, io- cated at Buckton, a party of ten Arme- nians, lately arrived at New York, last fall were sent to the Cullens. The junior member of the firm, Orlan Ciyde Cullen, is particularly well known in this city, having figured quite prominently and somewhat sensationally in the famous Holt will case. In the present instance it is understood that Clyde Cullen was en- gaged in an effort to organize a regiment of soldiers to fight for the cause of Cuba. in his letter to Inspector Hollinberger Mr Caprelian stated that so far as he could learn, the establishment of the Cullens was not a hotel, as represented. It is a house on top of a mountain, and surround- ed by forests, wrote Mr. Caprelian, and he ccntinued: “Now, called hotel are an old man and a younger man, and a wo- man about forty-five years old, and about six Armenians. There were ten, but six €s- ped from the place, and two more were ded to the number by the arrival of H. Caprclian and M. Arakian. The place itself is a regular arsenal, containing rifies, re- dynamite, powder, and other im- plements of war. There is a turret or cu- pcla on the house, where the younger Cul- len keeps a lookout, and if any person should be seen, no matter how distant, he harges firearms, and orders the Ar- mentans to do likewise.”" Continuing, Mr. Caprelian sad to have sion and that their provisions seem to be supplied by people who are in their confidence. One of the refugees in question Is a brother of Mr. Cap 5 and in a letter Le complained that he had accidentally been shot in the head. The Cullens, so it is claimed, agreed to pay the Armenians $10 a month each, and they have been employed chcpping trees in the forest anc building a: high fence surround- ing the hotel. that the rger has learned that in Washington trom March 16 He stopped at a leading hotel and ran up a bill of nearly $100, so | it was discovered, and failed to pay ‘the same. The®prin al items In the bill were es one of the men “who are reported as having escaped from the Cullens is locked up at the first pre- to await examination this the police surgeons to deter- mine his sanity. The unfortunte man has been stopping recently with B. G. Cas- barian, at 1414 F street. He was taken sick Friday last and removed to Providence Hospital. There he developed symptoms of insanity, and was removed to the sta- tion house. Aulagian constantly mutters, “He kill me tonight.” MUSIC IN THE BIB Dr. Cyrax Adler's Lectures f delphia on Musical Dr. Cyrus Adler of the Smithsonian Insti- tution lectured in Philadelphia at the Mickve Israel Synagogue last evening, under the auspices of the Mickve Israel Congregation, on ‘The Musical Instruments of the Bible and Their Modern Representa- tives.” The lecture was Mlustrated with a number of stereopticon pictures of ancieat musical instruments as shown in statues and bas relief and their prototypes of the present day. The different musical instru- ments of the Bible were described in detail by Dr. Adler, under the following three classes: Instruments of percussion, wind instruments and string instruments. The only musical instrument used among the ancient Israelites of which we have a con- temporary representation is the long trumpet preserved in the arch of Titus in Rome. This resembles the modern “n’feer™ of the Moors. The only insirument used in ancient times which is still in use is the “shofor,” or ram's horn, blown in the syna- Sogues on the Jewish New Year day and the Day of Atonement. Other ancient in- struments which have their representations in modern forms are the tabret or band drum, cymbals, the flute cr pipe, the double flute, the bagpipe, the harp, the psaltry or dulcimer, Various instruments not cer- tainly identified, mentioned in the Bible, are evidently instruments intended to accom- pany particular Psalms, and these are named according to the instruments which were used in the accompaniment to their rhythmic rendering. ——— Wimodaughsis Course of Studies. A course of studies for spring ard sum- mer classes has been arranged by the Wi- modaughsis, which will begin on April 1. There will be a field class in geology and mineralogy Saturdays after 4 p.m., Prof. Geo. P. Merrill of Columbian University having charge of the lectures. Telegraphy will be studied on Mondays and Thursdays at 7:30 p.m., under the lead- ership of Mr. George H. Mcdonald. My- thology will be explained by Miss Rosina E. Hayt. The statuary and allegorical rep- resentations in the new Congressional Li- brary will be one of the themes upon which se Hayt will talk on Friday afternoons o'clock. Embroidery and lace work will occupy the attentioa of those under the instruction of Mrs. M. D. Densmore for two hours on Fridays, beginning at 1 o'clock. Among the attractions for the next three months will be talks on “Four Periods of Literature,” by Mrs. Eva Whit- comb Olney, on Monday cvenirgs at 7.30 o'clock. Phula- instruments. i Can’t Take Part in the Campaign. Secretary Gage has informed General McNulty and other prominent politicians of Chicago that he cannot take any part in the pending municipal campaign. He was requested to write a letter in the interest of the candidacy of Judge Sears, as mayor, but he declinéd to do so on the ground that it would not be proper. —-o—_____ To Dock the Iowa. With the consent of the contractor who built the new dry dock at ‘Brooklyn, the battle ship Iowa will b3 docked there next Wedn y. The ship will leave Cramps’ works at Philadelphia today, and as soon as she is docked the official trial will take place. —— To Be a2 Railroad President. A report which receives credence here is that ex-Secretary Lamont 1s slated for the presidency of the Northern Pacific raitroad, with a view to closer relationship between the Great Northern and the Northern Pa- cific lines. ————__ eo +____. you want anything, try an ad. in The sia it anybody has what you wish, you will get an answer. ———>__ Russian Prisoner. Jacob Grovalskey, a Polander, who said he had been a Russian prisoner in Siberia, but had been GOLDENBERG’S “STORE NEWS. March twenty-ninth, We did it last week and we shall make a very wonderful effort to do it tomorrow—make Tuesday as busy as Monday. The wonderiul effort has been in making special prices throughout the store an incentive to bring you here. Silk bargains. Plain Swiss satins for foundations awl un- derlinings—the regular price of whieh 390. Tuesday, 29¢. vard. Minch mavy Mae and Mack nese cliks, with white figure Boe. Tuesday, 290 Qinch Wack armure wear—pure silk and best has been T5¢ Tuesday, 59c. yard. Black brocade satin duchesse a heavy quality aud pew pattems las been Sve, aml $1 — Tuesday, 75¢. yard. Black goods reductions. 46-inch inck all-wocl five Imported serge— has been 3 Tue: lay, 29c. vard. 88-inch Mexican mesh wo been 48e, Tuesday, grenadine 3oc. vard. all-wool sill-finiss t 46-inch Deen 59, Tue heurietta £0 lay, 48c. yard. Speciai wash goods values. Figured cordunet dindties in pretty Tight and dark patterns Tuesday, Ste. yard. French lapalette Inwn in exquisite print ing--to go Tuesday, &$c. yard. bout figured Inwow in navy patterns—very ts Tuesday, 8c. yard. B2inch figured of colorings and ain to go . yard. » the width) black and ray yone haireuth. e very best Be. Tuesday, 29c. yard. ¥ and brown cotton tion of the all-woul Tuesday, 11}c. yard. Alltinen natural brown Zee. quality Tuesday, 74c. yard. nd canvas. the Fine fast black and all dack and light patterns —25e. every w: Tuesday, 19¢c. yard. y> F9C. SN Black and all colors of 3ic. ne waist lavender, e cambric to Tuesday, yard. 40-ineh lawns for lin strong enongh for colors, helivtrepe, 50 gree Tuesday, Thc. yard. Special domestic values. uarter —unble sheeting quality, which sells regularly for 1c Tuesday, ric. yard. splendid -widih fancy feather-proof tickinger ice, 1S¢. Tuesday, 12}c. yard. 980 gingham pprons Tuesday at Be. each. to go. Plain bh French satee —the INe, quality—to go, Tuesday, 12}c. 2 tta finish yard. 2. s “6 ® ” Suit & skirt “specials. All-silk-lined worsted serge suits, in all the west shades and black; fly fromt jack- ets, lined and bound skirts—perfect in fit— are marked $12.50—but will go Tuesday at $9.25. Black and white check and velvet bound —real val: Tuesda ris well lined , $1.98 Tor Fine quality of lustrous brocaded mohair skirte—rustle lined and velvet bound-are marked $4.50—for Tuesday, $3 each. Handsome moire velour skirts—rustle per- caline lined, velvet bound. You can’t match them elsewhere under $.50—here Tuesday at $6.48 each. Upholstery specials. 36-inch white dotted curtain Swiss—the regular oc. quality wherever you go—will be offered for Tuesday at 5c. yd with for I colors, %, to go Opaqne window shades In patent Hartsborn spring roll: Tuesday at 19¢. each. We make window shades to order, we shall be pleased to give you an mate free. Handsome silk portierc tapestry handsome patterns and colorings — width and length—cannot be duplicated any- where for less than $6.50—to go Tuesday at $3.98 pair. Other Tuesday specials, Warren's featberbone to go Tuesday at 4c. vard. 1,500 yards sheer plaid and stripe white Jawns—the usual 12%¢. sor:—for Tuesday, 8}c. yard. 900 yards loop-edge embroldery—worth Se. and 0c. yard—for Tuesday, 5c. yard. S-inch all-over embroidered Vlack silk net —real valve $1.25—for Tuesday, 89c. yard. Diack and tan plain and Ladies’ Uack-foot fancy-top Richelieu rib- ‘bed hose—te go - Tuesday at Ic. pai GOL DENBERG’S, 926-928 7th-706 K Streets