Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1897, Page 8

D | a) s ESTES DESESETSH SO SSSEO OF RUGS For Warm Weather Floor Coverings. With Rugs you can produce the coclest, yet neatest pos- sible effects in summer floor covering. When placed over polished floors or over mattings they relieve that monotony and brighten up the appearance of the room as nothing else will. We've started a Rug sale. We've been buying bargains now for some time. We're going to unload them starting tomorrow. We can show you some ideal Summer Rugs at prices your pocket will never feel. & & f é @ 6 & @ 2 @ 3 SMYRNA RUGS. About 1,000 Rugs that can- JAPANESE RUG othing will so well relieve the monotony of matting not be duplicated. floors ag these Rugs. An } 18 by 36 in. immense purchase of these 21 by 42 in. in. in. in. goods puts us in a position to make prices interesting. 6 6 6 © 8 : © © S 8 ® © 6 é) ® ) ) @ © e RUSSIAN are the best wearing Rugs ever sold at the prices. Another big shipment has just come. 1s 26 by 80 by 60 in. 36 by 72 in FUR RUGS. Pretty to lay over matting in bed rooms. 2 bales White Goatskin Rugs, 28 by 64 In. SA’ TIN JUT : Suitable for parlors, libraries and dining fooms. ae 36 by JAPAN 2 in bales 36 by WIL TON RUG of a bright all colors, FLUFFY RUGS. Suituble for bath rooms. of Wilton R ir 1 prices. ow ust B. MOS F St sess 11th. | SONS, Storage, 22d and M. | v7 PIN TRAYS,49° Pictu re > Frames. t that we make Picture Frames to as any house in the country, and © cshat the picture is, It will be HANDSOMELY AND ARTISTICALLY. PLY CPE GIO- VIA We alse call ntion to our immense line of} Unframed Pictures, rT ings, Etchings, Photogravures, Artotrpe, plain or band-colored; Photographs, A special lot of Daintily Colors and Reprednetions of Water Colors, » Pastels of Frait and Landscapes, Re- Pictures, Mounted and Unmounted Views of Decorated China Pin Trays and Bon Bon Dishes, in a ligi Washington, &e.. &e. variety of pretty “yc. A visit to our new and handsome building will shapes, are offered 0) interest yeu, for two days at... The lot is limited. If you M. SILVERBERG & CO., want one—and you surely THE POPULAR FRAME MAKERS, 414 9th St. N.W. will when you see them—you should not delay. ID PD DIINO IN NNN on ‘The exhibition of Porcelain STORAGE ; cag ta 23 ach wide attention, sittenten Senate: Hy Pee ce cer Ge K Largest Quarters—3oo rooms. ' fe the entire collection to : =a M your heart's content’ It is $1 to $10 a month. ‘ ined b Best Storage Facilities. M ® Most Central Location. " 4 Best yet—lowest prices. io} 9 " Padded 1 * VErettS , Padded Vans 9 For Moving. 6 + : ak? | Art Store, 1225 F St. ‘ packed and shipped to all pointe. pq] o mhi0-Im, its’ Parcel Deliv->«| ‘ ery Co., 5 a SEs Eames "Phone 659. 929-931 D st. n.w.’* GE’ r T H IN. $4 Steam Elevators. > Dr. Edison’s Obesity Pills and Salt Remove Gp Ss aan q have Mrs. Rutgers and Mrs. P: glad. You can be made done for Mrs. thin Ruth Stillwell In 1G street _€ alls ury Deperta reduction of ¥ ks seoured a f Dr. Edison’s we of liver e Dr. Edison's Obesity within the price has § STOCK BY I Written guarant Edison's Obesity taken as di eur CHICAC tr. G. Hert oe Manager, . N.W. mh20-2m eceeee departy ben We send free, “flow to Cure Obesit! ruptured send for circular. Best t are the world. LORING & CO., DEPT. 8, NO. 42 WEST 22D ST., NEW YORK CITY. i NO. U5 STATE ST!, CHICAGO, ILL. mh16-tu,th&s-3m SOO CA Confidence Game You might call it, if you wish. We want your confidence. Convince your- welf of this—you meet bere only ex- perienced dentists, men who kuow every detail of thefr art, and do no guesswork, Toothache and simflar {lls quickly yield to their skillful treat- ment. EVANS’ DENTAL PARLORS, 1309 F st. o.w. oke a trial? 2 40 bu. Uncrushed Coke—$z.90.~ 40 bu. Crushed Coke—$3.70. Washington Gaslight Co. , J. Zbil, 920 20TH N.W. . . + . . . . . . . . . . ° for wa "Phone 476. . . . . cee SUBSTITUTES ARE DANGEROUS. Sulstitutes and impure drugs don't act like drugs. Sometiines they produce se ferent results fro1 —when “el prescriptions just as eb them to be compounded. hos or _substiiutes are £7 We paystcian ‘totends with PURE DRUGS. Arlington Drug Store,| 3 ORNS REMOVED, 25e. Ingrowing nails permanent cured without pain. ms cot Specialists GEORGES & SON, 1115 Pa. co Alex. 8. Daggett. iste—8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays, 9 to 12, Cor. Vt. Ave. & H St Sit.20a ee THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, MAROH 30, 1897-20 PAGES, Invigorating! So comforting! Delicious! Evers- body is pratsinz Lown’s “Empire” fee. Served daily on fourth floor of the Palais Royal. e he reader is invited to call tomorrow. Coffee and biscuits, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 79¢ Waista for 54¢ it doesn’t. come by famous “Marquise” Shirt W 84¢ for $1.25 Waists. $1.25 is to be the regular price of these Embroidered Grass Linen Waists, but you'll find the quality as good as in last year’s $1.98 waists. Regenerating! "The Lnperial fiair Regenerator will make the alr beautiful, slosey ‘ard natural." Bathing does pot affect nar does curling all cver. the oD at the “50 and $3. ate Wah Royal. Price, oa world. | Palais “Marquise” Shirt Waists. BAC. The Palais Royal e earn the reputation of being headquarters for Shirt Waists— accident. g8c Waistr for 54¢. Now introducing Holzman’s ists at a considerable cost—ask- ing 54 cents instead of 79c¢ and g8c for the new style lawn and dimity waists with detachable laundered collars and cuffs. than wholesale price—it’s an advertisement to quick garments to great numbers. With this object in view not more than two waists will be allowed each purchaser—unless regular price is paid. 54 cents is less introduce the new O8¢ for $1.48 Waists. These are shown in checks and plaids, the ultra-fashionable styles for this season. cuffs are detachable, so that white can be worn if desired. The collars and Silks! Silks!! Silks{!! One of the comical features of the great sale is this:—that clerks from other stores are being sent here to learn the cause of everybody quoting the silk sale at the Palais Royal. is rather comical to watch their coldly critical firs quickly growing enthusiasm, until our patrons. these silks. The 68c Lot. 68¢ yard for choice of no less than ninety-one effects and colors, in Taffeta Silk Brocades, Checks and Stripes. All the wanted shades in best plain and glace taf- | feta silks. Values are 75c, 85c and $1, mostly $1 quality. yard for choice of Black 68¢ Silks in one hundred dif- ferent styles 24-inch Satin and Gros Grain Silk Brocades, Satin Duch- esse, Taffeta Silks, Fancy Armures, | Surah Silks. Mostly guaranteed $1 silks, a few are 85c silks, still less are 75¢ quality. Choice for only 68c yard. a bargain offering. $1 Woolens, 89c Woolens, thusiastic advertisers. In Colors. 66c » yard for choice of the n blues, greens, violets, grays, The summer girl proper is a true Jaconet Duche summer girl is saying she’s French Organdies. 22c yard for Genuine French Or- gandies, including all the newest ef- fects and colors, in figures and stripes. Retailing in New York at 35¢ yard. a few of them, ’tis true, but thirty-one $3.89. saying that we never had them. 84¢ for $1 Skirts. Most ladies are good judges of a are shown in sateen and percaline. “Telegram” the name. Kleinert demonstrating the fact that “Telegram” The ladies of New York, Philadelphia “Telegram” Skirt Protector. Gros Grain Silk eBrocades. piece worth less thari 50 cents and not a few worth 68¢ yard. 37¢ yard for 27-in? Japanese Silks 22-inch blues, greens, yellows, violets, helio- tropes, reds, ete. foundations. and 68c yard. Woolens For Tailor-made ‘Presses. You have read of or heard of their history:—They are the pieces of various kinds more than necessary to fill the orders received by the im- porter. Secured by the Palais Royal representative at a price to enable SGC Those who have seen and handled these woolens are our most en- If you had not read this announcement the chances are you would have been hurried here by one of our many patrons. 66¢ merit; she doesn’t have to judge by price. in ecstasies over the new Rosemary Organdies, se. The price is only 8 cents a are she spends dollars in lace trimmings, know:—We are cutting off dress lengths of these 8c Wash Dress Goods as fast as nimble fingers can run the scissors through them. getting 12$c value for 8 cents. And here let us request the thirty-second lady dollar Skirt and will appreciate this | Skirts, umbrella’ bargain—especially as silk effects | flounce and ru sixty of them ar That's logical enough, but it glances and then their emissaries from brother these storekeepers are as anxious purchasers for themselves as any other of Are not these facts an indorsement of all we've said about The 37c Lot. 37¢ yard for twenty beautiful ef- fects in Black Satin and Not a in fifty different shades and Taffeta Silks in the new Much used for Values, are 50c, 59¢ Choice for 37¢ yard. 75¢ Woolens, 66c a yard. In Black. yard for choice of 45-inch Silk Finish Henriettas, 50- browns and tans in 50-inch All-wool | inch Whipcords, 50-inch Canvas Etamine Suitings, 50-inch Covert Cloths, 45-inch Mohair Sicilians, 50- Cloths, so-inch Burlaps, 48-inch io E eam, fe ae oe 34 preg e x a ¥ se inch jagona oths, 50-inch W hipcords, 48-inch Check Suitings, (Camihs ta 54-inch Cheviots, 50- 48-inch Tailor Suitings, 50-inch | inch English Storm Serges, 50-inch 3roadcloths. 66c a yard for choice. | Wool Jacquards. ‘The 18907 Summer-girl Fabrics. artist—she knows beauty and And thus the summer girl is Mechlin Lawns and vard—but the chances etc. Only this we ribbons, The knowing French Challies. 36¢ yard for Genuine French Chal- lies, including all the newest effects. These are staple goods, retailing in every leading-New York store at 39¢ yard, (jood Petticoats For instance:—$3.89 for Silk Petticoats made wh cf 1 at $5: Only $5 Skirts for refrain’ from ladies can se 5Q¢ for; The well-kn Skirts. Black _ Sateen Note that only Seen The New Skirt Protector? the maker—Kleinert of Dress Shield fame. Mr. Kleinert has a missionary in Miss Stewart, who is is a facing that is waterproof, ° dust proof and almost wear proof. And yet the price is only 8c a yard. and Baltimore are- raving over Now it’s the Washington ladies’ turn. Palais Royal, <== G@ St. jpe, with deep United States Health Raports|“"F*"S '" SEORGETOWN an Dr. Shade’s Chlor- dam Discovery for Consumption “Dur! quarter of @ century of journalism, during whitch Kime we have exercised @ watesta care over many different methods of treatment for the cure of throat and lung troubles, we bave never come across a system of treatment for these aa with such merit as Dr. Shade's dis- “Othe high character of the Indorsements which this treatment has obtained in a brief period leaves no reasonable question of doubt as to ite extra- ordinary virtue. “We give Dr. Shade’s Chloridum Discovery for Consumption the allied indorsement of the United States Health Call, or write. for twoklet and “home” treatment, 1232 14th. st., D.C. Dr. Shade in charge ou Monday, and Friday. Consultation free. Ticknew’s Daily Letter. Surpassing creations in Suits & Wraps No woman should think of making a suit for herself this season, when she may secure such superb man-tailored costumes here for 80 little money. Elegant Blagk and ‘y Serge and Cheviot Costumes, some with Eton jacket, others fly-front reefer jacket, Ined with changeable silk. Eton jacket finished with girdle. Reefer jacket finished with moire revers, Two Mnes of suits that for fit, materials and finish are unsurpassed at price, viz.... Ladies’ Beuutiful Gray Diagonal Cheviot Suits, with fly-front reefer jacket, lined with lovely black and fancy silk. Skirt Hned with good quality percaline and vel- vet bound. One of our special lead- ere at “$14 No sensible woman 1 should attempt to make up at home a Silk-lined Costume for spring. It would be worse than extravagance. The material algne for this sult we are about to describe would cost you fully $20 bought at symptom for ‘Washington, . Wednesday mh29-6t retail. This sult is shown in the new cadet blue, gray and olive green, has fly-front reefer Jacket, both Jacket and skirt Mned with good quality taffeta silk. Our special leader at. We have a super) lin Domestic Costumes at $30 and upward which we will gladly show you when you come. A Spring Skirt Hint. Just a hint of the magnificent values which you will find In our large showcases when you -all tomorrow: A Beautiful Black and Fancy Brilliantine $17.50 of Imported and Skirt, in the newest shape, IIned throu with good quallt ilk, velvet bound, tailored. The best value we ever sa at. $7 A Special in Underskirts. Ladies’ Fine Silk Underskirts, in the new green, and violet, change- able effects, beautiful corded um- »- $8. 50 brella rutile. A splendid value High-class W raps. The season's choicest and most symmet- rical creations at the prices you pay else- where for the onlinary kind. Simply be- cause we have insisted that all of our Wraps should be made and finished by men tailors, who can give that peculiar set and finish to a garment which no woman sewer has ever been able to give, Here are a few illustrations of the high-class Wraps to be had here for very little money: Covert ats DS Smart Spring Tan and Cloth Jackets, nicely satin f: i Ladies’ Superb Tan Covert Cloth Coats, {elegantly silk lined, finished with vel- vet collar. Only “$10 Ladies’ Beautiful Spring Silk Capes, trim- med with chiffon and ribbon and lined with good quulity silk. An elegant, showy gar- ment. Made throughout of best mate- Hala. ul $8 All the latest novelties in the new Cloth Capes at $4 and up. A. beautiful line of Children’ Cloth Spring Reefers, Empire styl sailor collars, finished with braid, blue and green. TI most stylsh Children’s Wraps we have ever bad the pleasure to show. Special intro- Quctory pales tomorrow * $3.50 Men’s Goods. This is a good time to remind you men that medium-weight Underwear is season- want it too light, for fear Smooth large in navy becoming and right weight fer spring attention is directed to a ait Merino Underwear, up to 48 in Shirts and Draw- ie 50c. wear. Colored Draw- = 3 pr. for $1 “Pajama bargains.” A few odd sizes left in the Oat! nel Pajamas, which some people wear 4 the round. Were To albee °$1.23 Lot of Fine Quality French Flan. net Pajuinas that were $2,t0 clove DL DO {Sole Db. C. agents for D: "4 Health Underwear for men, wom children. Win. H. Picknew, Men's and Children’s Furnishings, 933 Pa. Ave. it Ladies’, eee ee eee eee eee ee eee ‘Paint Mixed in ~ ‘Butter You Eat rel. 1076. Kingsley A&™S 1209 H St. 20-31,20, Go BBS 25 230900523292 122 SN \Jas.B. Henderson,923 Fst TO MOVE 5 doors above to 933 F st. Closing out all “small” and “odd lots” at ridiculously low prices, ‘viz. : Small odd lot of 15, 20 and 25e. 5¢ ° Wall Papers, now. eee eres eee (i es Small lot of Papers—now.. 1 lot of 40, 50 and 60c. pad ore —ipwe 15c. Jas. Henderson, 923 F St.bet.9th& 10thSts) 1m-40 Dr. L.S. Nicholson, Practice, Nervous, Mental and allied discases, has moved his office to 739 24th at, nw. Hours 9-to 11 a.m. and 2:30 to Residence, 716 Sith st. nw. Sime Tr YOu HAD TAKEN TWO OF CARTERS Little, Liver Pills before you would not H have bad ti bat cquted tngue oF taste in the month this. morning. coe uBe. row physic fo the dogs Bites for good ite.” Bo Mtge De. dG. B. Siegert Sree ceep a vial with you for Loval, Social and Personal Notes of General Interest. What is Occurring Across Rock Creek Bridge Told in Brief Paragraphs. ‘There was a very pretty birthday party last evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. August Voss, on 2vth street, between N street and Dumbarton avenue, the occa- sion being the tenth anniversary of Miss Alta Plowden of Ocean Hall, St. Mary's county, Md. A large crowd of young peo- ple assembled, and spent a very pleasant evening. Games of ali sorts were played, an exhibition of fancy dancing given by Miss Eva Ogle and others, musical selec- tions by Miss Ella Davidson, and last, but not least, the serving of an abundance of refreshments, which the children enjoyed immensely. The little hostess was the re- cipient of many well wishes. Among those present were Misses Eva Ogle, Helen Tay- lor, Marie Buell, Estelle Buell, Malette Roach, Nina Lamar, Bertie King, Lillian Lamar, Marjory Irwin, Regia Lamar, Mabel King, Helen Dix, Rickie Johansen, Mamie Johansen, Nellie Hudson, Edna Lee and Ella Davidson, Masters Roscoe Roach, W. E. Roach, Frank Sherwood, E. T. Hughes, Julian Worthington, Lyman King, William King and Frank Johansen. One of the most happy spectators of the evening was Mrs. Eliza Voss, the mother of Mr. Voss, who hag only recently passed her ninety- fourth birthday. Painful Accident. Mrs. Victoria Nourse, the wife of Capt. John Nourse of the canal boat A. H. Brad, met with a painful accident yesterday af- ternoon on the canal, near 33d street. The mother was walking across the hatches of the boat with her eight-montis-old child in her arms, when the hatchway broke, pre- cipitating the two to the hold of the boat, probably six feet below. Both were picke up unconscious and the Emergency Hos pital ambulance summoned. An examina- tion of the injuries snowed that the mother was not so badly hurt, but the baby was suffering with an attack of concussion of the brain, which, it is feared, will result fatally. Real Estate. Charles D. Church has bought of Sara E. Beach lot 298, of square 1266, located on P street between 27th and 28th streets, an unramed consideration. Charles R. Newman has sold to John Ridout parts of lots 10 and 11, Old George- town, and lot 7 and part of lot 6, of square 1208, Corcoran’s subdivision. The price paid is not given. The president and directors of George- town University have transferred to Gren- ville M. Weeks the west one-half of origi- nal lot 2, square 724, to conform with the land records of the District. Baverly Prior has sold to Mary Smith for an undivided one-half interest in lot of square 1237. Death of Mrs. Burch. Mrs. Martha A. Burch died Monday morning, after an illness of some days, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Rosa A. Pern, at 3067 Canal street. The de- ceased had reached the age of seventy-six, and enjoyed a good circle of acquaintances. Her funeral will be held tomorrow morn- ing at 8 o'clock from Trinity Catholic Church, where a solemn mass of requiem will be chented for the repose of her soul. ———— It matters little what it is that you want whether a situation or a servant—a want” ad. in The Star will reach the person who can fill your need. -—-—— MOSBY'S MEN. at An Appeal to Partici; le in the Grant Monument Dedication. An zppeal has been issued by John Dick- kon, temporary committeeman, headquar- ters Confederate Veteran Camp of New York, to the ex-members of Mosby cav- alry, otherwise known as the 43d Virginia battalion, to participate in the ceremonies attendant upon the dedication of the Grant monument on April 27, 1897. Mr, Dickson says: “No greater opportunity has been offered for the expression of the grateful sentiment and appreciation of the magnanimity of Grant toward our comrades in gen- and more particularly the remem- eral, brance of his generous protection to our commander, Col. Juhn S. Mosby, close of the late war. “It is to be hoped that we can gather t gether a goodly number to swell the rani of the ‘ex-confederate’ organizations in the grand parade. Those members desiring to participate are requested te forward their names at once, in order that ar- rangenents may be made for horses, equip- ments, etc.”” Mr. Dickson's effort in this direction is ably seconded by the local Confederate Veterans’ Association, which has taken up the appeal and is doing all in its power to have a large representation of the vetera) in line from the District of Columbia. Com- at the munications to Mr. Dickson are to be ad- dressed to the Windsor Hotel, New York city, ———. -—_ CIVIC CENTER. Brief Mecting Yesterday of the Center Counci!. A brief meeting of the center council of the Civic Center was held yesterday after- noon at the Congregational Church, Dr. Geo. E. Kober presided. Mrs. Ella B. Fos- ter, chairman of the committee on public education, reported the result of the con- ference of her” committee with several United States senators In regard to esiab- lishing Kindergarten departments in the public schools as not at all satisfactory, as they were not given time to put the sub- ject In detail before the senators. The committee has completed arrangements for the inspection of the sanitary condition of the public school buildings in the city and county. Miss Hosmer read an invitation from the National Municipal League to attend the annual mecting at Louisville next August. It was resolved that any members of the Civic Center who desired to attend should be duly accredited CAPITAL RAILWAY. Delays in Completing the Arrange- ments for Operation. The promoters of the Capital Railway Company are working hard to comply with t act of Congress chartering the road, which stipulates that the same shall be completed by May 28, 1897. Several unex- pected delays have operated to postpone matters, but the incorporators are using every possible means to adjust the difficul- ties and have everything in readiness at the time specified. Just at this time they are directing their attacks upon the Commissioners, and are urging the approval of the Brown system of underground trolley. Capt. Beach has been to Johnstown, Pa., investigating the system and his report is satisfactory. At a meeting of the board of Commissioners yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock the sub- ject came up for consideration, and took a wide divergence before anything was ac- complished, The Commissioners desired the consideration of the motive power to take precedence, but an altercation arose between the representatives of the Ana- costia road and the incorporators of the Capital Company, and little was accom- plished. The following protest was filed: “We, merchants and residents of 1ith street southeast between M street and the bridge, protest against the granting of a permit to install the ball, button or plate system of electricity, involving projections ve the pavement on said street. This street has more travel than any of South- east Washington, and to it an ex- perimental system, and one’ it would not be allowed on any and every other im- portant street, would be a discrimination and an ‘€, unwarranted, ent oot not contemplated in sentations were made that the best spain | known would be adopted.” High-priced competitors disregard a well-estab- lished law of physics when they buck against Sal- vation O81, It ts the best and cheapest. 25c. HOW 10 DETECT IT. Some Valuable Hints Regarding Grippe—Signs of Approach and How to Counteract Them. ‘The discussion as to the cause of the Grippe ts, of course, interesting, but gives little satisfaction to its unfortunate victim, Whether caused by microbe or vagaries of the weather, its ravages continue, and the country still bends under the scourge. It cannot be too strongly impressed on peuple that in order to wanl co? the disease warning symptoms must be regenled and prompt action taken. It becomes extremely difficult to dislodge the disease if allowed to take tt# course. Het ite name. It generally commences with a sth headache, or pains in the sunall of the back Limbs, It does not always give o s plain a Mint as that forehead, buzzing in the ears, abut the eyes, so it ts culpable slight signs. The remedy Hes tn a stimulant, and ence should be given to whiskey. All of the country are a on this point ve reful to imprers on their patients the fact that pure whiskey alone must. be Datty's Pure Malt Whiskey Is the purest ou the market, and can be readily obtained at all drug stores There are many imitators who say thelr whiskies are “Just as good.” Do not are not. “BON ‘MARCHE. Extraordinary Bargain Sale Of Ladies’ Spring Coats. We have two lots of Ladies’ Spring Coats of last season’s cut. They re- semble very closely this season's styles, but as they are not this sea- son’s styles we propose to them out tomorrow at a mere Our determination to finish them up in the one day tomorrow has led us to quote prices which are se ridicu- lous and so unprecedented in their smallness that you cannot possibly resist them. 1. Ladies’ Clay Diagonal we ight Reefers, that were $4, $5, $6, $7 and $8, tailor-anade - ments, handsomely finished lo close out tomorrow ll 50 oO in the one day, your CHOICE .......2200» Another lot of Spring-weight Jackets, stylishly made, well finished - & feeling of tightness across the or peculiar feeling may be all the caution one gets, relessness to neglect even thi close song. will be closed out at the ridiculous price Cc. “Wes 5 5 ces New Spring of °97 Creations in Shirt Waists. To introduce our magnificent line of Spring Shirt Waists we shall offer x special lot tomorrow at the very interesting price of tie. This lot includes the new styles tn light and dark ¢ foulard yatteras, in fine lawn, with hable collar, and are well w h TS Special Scdolactien pesto tmnenrow “ADC only ° We have the largest ne of Shirt Watsts from this price up that we have ever shown. Every style above 48. ts shown, with detachabl yar and cuffs. Beautiful rtetbons Bu Steen; Setkate, senieuanen, Sap- pet lawn and foulard lawn are shown at Me. $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 up to $B. You can find no more complete or reason- able priced stock in this city. The gar- t fittin ments are well mai patterns the seen in Shirt » and perf most exquisite Wa Whe jake Gr not you Will be cor diany to call and ex amine these new Waists at your leisure. 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Our supply 4s complete, qualities the choicest and prices lowest. Geo. F. Muth & Co., Successors to Ryneal, mb29-244 418 Tth st. aw. All the power