Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1897, Page 8

| Seta etsasessooasg O0E96000908 3600656000 Philadelphia. Ingrains, or 2 plys, Tapestry Brussels, Body Brussels, Velvets, Wiltons, rants it. to the maker. @@So = FSt.Cor. ith. | @ GPDOSTHHOS OF GOO 0FE99 008068 Jas. B. Henderson, F St. bet. 9th & 10th N.W. WE ARE NOW IN OUR New Store, 933 F St. N.W. NEWEST THINGS IN Art Paperhangings, Window Shades, Frescoing, ; Plastic Relief of All Description, Grill Work, House Painting. Skilled workmen =r in all departments. Estimates cheerfally furnished. Our prices are as low as possible consistent with geod work and mitertal. mh25-1m,50 { ARTIFICIAL } CROWNS. & Though it is folly to neglect ¢ j teeth till artificial crowns are { called for, yet we should be {/ thankful that when they are \ necessary they can be made so { as to be useful,beautiful and dur- ; able. That is to say, if you pat- ronize /Evans’ Dental Parrlos,) (1300 F st. nw. apl2-24d TT = Retiring Sale Kt 20 get ccut Diocaat, Furniture and Housefurnishing Goeds. SOLID OAK BED ROOM SUITES, $10.80. 20th and Pa. Ave. “Building for Lease.” S. K. Brown & Son. ayo-19t* i Tonic Effects * Charmian Water (as evidenceg by the Loa iu it) make especially valuable in the spring of the yeu: And po medicine in the World looks as in me! aod. is any “geantity “Ses ‘any time any quantity — effects are accented not lessened —by a iiberal use of it. And bear this in mind- any pbysictan will eli you, on seeing the unalysis, that the wuter, besides being the purest i the world, bas r Droperties, Saimple it free at HERDLISKA & CO’’S, 1309 G § “The Miaeral Water People.” "Phone 135, mh16-3m-25 pamecneme ee ee nny tt RAL curative uns ua nacchcmmnme: PEGAMOND 3th &Pa, Aye; ‘9& 17th &HSts. CARPETS. Saved From the Great IFire. —It only takes such bargains as these to bring out the buyers. —Werre disposing of all the Carpets that were saved unin- jured from the big fire at J. & J. Dobson’s ware houses in —Carpets of all grades and kinds in the sale: —The prices are positively unparalleled. The occasion’ war- =-Prices less than the first cost —Any wonder the crowds are big—especially when we guar- antee the Carpets as perfect as those in regular stock? 5. MOSES @ ; Mogquettes, Axminsters, Savonneries, French Axminsters, Goblins. AND SONS, Storage, 22d and M. GSOSHSOSOSSSOSSS OC OOSSSHOR HL OOOSLOOO 09000 D THE LATEST AND BEST FIN Blackistone Island Diuretic Mineral Water. The greatest Artesian Min- eral Water fer the relief of the kidneys and blad- der thus far found. This submarine water flows from a well 360 fect in depth, through nearly 200 feet of rock, and from 260 feet’ below the bottom of the surrounding river. It will relieve the backache due to clogged and congested kidneys, and the discomfort from an irri- table bladder and urethra. move promptly and per- manently than any water heretofore known, and re- establishes withiu a few days a full and uninter- Tupted flow of urine. To place this water within the reach of all—even as a teble water—the price has been fixed at the low rnte of 20c. per bulf-gallon bottle, or §2 a dozen. For sale at the principal drug stores, aml by T. G. Herbert, Manager, 510 5th St. N.W. peeseee meticine for your ailing We've made special at $4.50, Take a look at English Go-carts are here at $3 50 up. little one. fe the batsy 1 Houg hton t2", FS Baby Carriages. out for an ae ip m4 ‘The $15 Baby Cacriages have been reduced FE RGR R SA ee Fresh afr is the best 4.50 Of these Baby Cartiages to $10.25. "9 etiring Sale. Kemoving Sale. No Auction Sale. ———— EASTER NOVELTIES at less than cost. 2e, Sogai Rerry Spoon. Sterling Silver Hair Half dozen Tea Spoons in Silver Purse and Chain. ‘And thousands of Sterling Sliver” EASTER NOVELTIES. Leather Belts, latest designs, $1.25. S. DESIO, MFG, JEWELER, 1012 F ST., OPPOSITE BOSTON HOUSE. al 42 Saeeanea { Storage. New rooms, light, dry and well ven- tilated at $8 per month. More ventrai than any other storage quarters and all eight floors easily reached by passenger and freight elevators, Furniture moved with every care, in padded vans, Drop mea line to call for the goods you want stored. $ Merchants’ | | A te tel 929-931 D st. ow, , Telephone 659, Se ee er Tee a At the ag onl ¥ Amaiean Wines were ryan uxcd, and patar- ference < wag vow 7 ikalon RECEPTION om cae « alan, commento White) as mot equaled by ai Amy Wines. Price, 60c. ‘aeart, or per cause of “12 quarts. Je Kalon Wine @ 6/4 14” ST-PHONE 998. Ofcourse you need Photos and it will pay you to see our $4.00 [iezzo Tints, Bo you want tobe ~~" ~~ 3| They are the best.” ESTABROOK, 1227 Pi, ave. apl-104 Shoes—the very made—Fair prices, BURT’S SHOE STORE, Ar B ch, a a Se nicest ever THE EVENING, STAR,. FRIPRY,--APRIb- 16,-1897-16 PAGES. Boston Variety Store. Saturday Will Be An All Departments Bar- gain Day. Our Line of Fishing Tackle is the most complete in the city. $1.50 Columbia Lamps. $4.00 20th Century $2.00 Globe Lamps. Perfection and Magi: Veeder Cyclometers. $1.39 SterlingSilverNovelties Sterling Book Marks 25c. Pearl Paper Cutters, sterling han- dles 25¢. Sterling Manicure Sets, 3 pcs. .49¢. Sterling Hooks and Files...... 19¢. 6-inch Sterling Hooks and Files. 49c. Sterling Bonnet Brushes 3 Sterling Pin Holder, full chased.g8c. Sterling Pencils, full size 49c. Sterling-back Pocket Combs. . .25¢. Sterling-back Toilet Combs. Sterling Nail Polishers. ... Sterling Shoe Horns..... Stationer Capitol Bond Paper, 3 tints. Envelopes to match...... Royal Vellum Cream and Azure Paper & Oblong Envelopes to match -100. Metropolitan Bond, two-quire box, four tints. Grecian Plate Finish, two-quire box Spring Beauties, four dainty sizes in a beau- tifully illuminated box Special Smooth and Linen Papers Envelopes to mateh............ 50 Cards, printed from engraved plate Easter Novelties. The cutest and funniest things im- aginable for the children: Chickens, two for. . Ducks and Chickens. . Pigs, Rabbits and Lambs...... Babies, Rabbits and Brownies. -25¢. Eggs 5Cs Moss .. +3 5C. Egg Baskets............ 5c. to 25¢. Jewelry Specialties. Chuin Purses, with finger rings... Chain Purses, with long chains. Chain Purses, Jewel tops Purse Chains Bag Tops, silver and gilt Bag Tops. with Jewel tops Sterling Silver Shirt Waist Sets. Jewel Hat Pins Pompadour Combs. Side Combs, sterling mounted Rhinestone Side Combs. . Gold Pens, with pearl holde: Crain Bracelets, gold filled. Umbrella Dept. Changeable Silk, Dresden bandies. .. = $2.49 The handles ure carefully selected and very sislish. The quality of the silk is guaranteed. Tuffeta Silk, inch > ‘These umbrellas hay @ sterling silver plate. Gloria Umbrella: Just the thing Belts and Bags. Leather Belts, all colors Leather Belts, bousd and lined Extra Long Belts, real seal, 36 to 40 New Double Girdles, silk belting. . Scotch Plaid Belts, fancy buckles. Bags to match belts... Opera Bagt, gilt tops Shopping Bags, moire silk, gilt wps: Toilet Soap. For Saturday we offer one of the gr@atest bargains ever shown in this line: Violet Toilet Soap, box of 3 cakes... eae 15c. China Department. 200 dozen Fine Imported ChinaTo close Cake Plates, Tea Plates and Bread and Butter Plates, out, highly ornament- ed and degorated. ¢ o- Our $2.98 Toilet Set is the best value of any $4.00 set of- fered in this city, Our $6.98 Dinner Set will compare favorably with any $10 set in the country, Fancy Jardinieres, We carry a large assortment of styles and colors at rock bottom Regular price, 49C., 35¢-, 25¢. and 15¢. ices: Es 6-in. 7-in, 8-in. loc, 29¢, 44c. _ g-in, 10-in, 12}-in, 59¢. 98c, $1.75, Traveling Trunks, We have all styles and kinds to suit everybody's pocket book. Ex- amine our stock before purchasing elsewhere, Special prices tomorrow. Oil Cloths. Table Oil Cloth.,..,..... Shelf Oil Cloth..,.. Stair Oil Cloth.,.,..... Window Shades. | a AUS Shades.,,.,.19¢. . Fringes.,.....3-++ With Laces.., Boston Variety Store, EMMONS 8. SMITH, 723, 707, 709,.731 Pa. ave. - Lo Tf ¥ou judge by appeargnces you'll pick out this store as the best. place to come for Boys’ Clothes. It looks it. Ifyou judge by experience you surely will come here. You knoav you'll get satisfaction. If,$oy judge by comparison—you must come here. The vastly ha: ly lowet:' aw Boys’ Short z Pants Suits. For «tomorrow. we repeat the special lots that are on sale today—and add some new ones that have just come in: It’s an unmatchable array. AU-wool Cheviot Combinaiion Suits— pair of pante—worth “peor ‘The lot of Brownie and Reefer Nov- elties that ase worth $4 and some 4 94.50—a1re sti’ in evidence for. safe Another Combination Suit— all-wool and handsome effect Lear gmats Se $3.50 $3.75 Another Combination still— jackets nnd reefers—each with two pairs of pants—good value for $6—tomorrow. We've hed a special line of Black and Blue Cheviot Short Pants Suits made—and they're ready—all-wool-and extra well put together, ‘They'll compare with $7 Bults elsewhere. Color Tomorrow ... Boys’ Long Pants Suits. It's hardly necessary for us to say a word— everybody who kas to buy Boys’ Long-Pants Suits knows we alone show a full line. The Dboys know it, too, They know we give them style—as well as giving you quality. This season's are a little better than ever. 9 Boys’ Shoes. Again tomorrow— Boys’ Black Solid Calf Shoes, in narrew and med toes, as good us the Will sell ut $1.75 Full line of sizes in Toys’ Black and Tan Lace Shoes, wade of fine stock, and ever; palr carefully “Inspected. . Boys’ Hats Again “tomiorrow— pea = $1.25 Ee 50c. Boys’ Golf: fapssin and plain colars- for ; Children's Tam_O'Shantérs— Jain and fancy effeets worth 50c a ° fs ae ‘Saks and Company, “Saks’ Corner.” @0900090090000990008 AIR 3 Aten lew Philadelphia Store. 2) rc) co) r>) © ® N ‘Raster’ Suits and Wraps. Hundreds of styles from which to select. Compliment after complimnent has been showered upon this selection of Sore of thoge Black Brilliant Luster Suits, in all sizes, Eton jacket lined with sicilian and sty- lishly trimmed with braid and buttons. Our great leader, Green atid Blue Etamine Suits, fly-front reefer jacket, lined throughout with chan; e- able taffeta silk. Special value “Elegant New _ Tailor-made Suit, in the light shade of cadet blue; fiy-front reefer jacket lined throughout with silk. Splendid value at $15 Beautiful Green and Brown Mixture Etamine Suits, fly- front reefer jacket lined throughout with taffeta silk, ele- gantly made and perfect fitting. Special value’ at $i5 A splendid Fine of the new Silk Cape$,for, Easter wear at from $5 up: to $25, with a great variety. of ,prices.and styles be- "@ tween es «al the new Black ‘Blue and White A new and White i Polka) Dot India Silk Shirt Waists, with detachable collars, PFice....cjertetereee es G2eed * More of, those Black Taffeta Silk Dress <«Waists, in all: sizes up-to 42.°, New stock collar. Lined with India linen. Ought to sell for $6, Our price. ..§4 00000 Seececesoeesacccees | OLD. FILLED BTBQLASSES, $1.22 sess Great Reduction + stock—the conspicuously better values—the plain- ices—must convince. Boys’ Novelties. Novelties is 2 mach misused word— ¥ It’s on the tongue of every shopkeeper in } town. But when {t comes to SHOWING ¥ noveltles—you'll find the new things are here. ¥ They're beauties. And they're. - popular ¥ priced. There's no premium asked for fash- X fon. We carry a stock—mot a few show § pieces. , Boys’ Furnishings. 3 We've got a regular Boys’ Furnishing De- § partment—stocked with everything ‘in the 4 javenile haberdashery line. Probably you 4 know the way there—if you've ever had Boys’ Furnishings to buy. Girls’ Reefers. The two lots advertised last night are big enough to last today and tomorrow. Just as good a choice tomorrow— : Navy Bluc, Red, Green, Tan, Cadet Blue, Mid-Brown, with extra large sallor collar, & trimmed with White military braid; brass & buttons; coat back. Actual vaiue, $2.50. Special price— $1 -48 Scotch Tweed Reefers, in assorted shades « and mixtures, made with combination large sailor collars, trimmed with White military braid. These are $8 Reefera for $5. Misses’ _ Suits. About 20 of the first lot and 15 of the second have been re- served for tomorrow— -tailored strictly, with Eton Jacket silk 2 1 trimmed with Brandenburg braid. Skirts are percaline lined and velvet bound. You have the cholee of Scotch Tweed Mix- tures and Serges. $18 Suits these are—for $13.50. Cadet. Green and Navy Blue Cheviot Man- tailored Suits, with Eion jackets, open effect ; large sailor “collar, fancily trimmed with braid, and silk Mined el! through. Skirts are velvet bound and percaline lined. §25 1s cheap for such sults. Our special price is $18 And Jackets. 50 Silk-lined Man-tailored Suits, a few of most all the new styles ineluded—Etons, Fly Front and Tight-fitting effects—in de Blue, Tan, Cadet Blue, 5 would be $35. an Easter special of ac t und Black Clay Diagonal ‘ Cloth jackets front effect; Hned all through with si 8 or satin. Worth $12. Tomorrow....... Sree eseatententeageegeegeeeseeteesneceedeesenter In Hair. 18, $2.50, formerly, $5.00. ex, $6.00, formerly” $10.5 : $3.00, formerly ray Switches, $4.50, formerly First-class attendants in Hairdressing, Shampooing, ete. Imperial Hair Regenerator for restoring gray hair. fails. ‘Try our ‘Curlette” for retaining curl, ~"S. HELLER’S, 720 7th Street N.W. apl6-20d Get the best Butter, costs no more than inferior kinds! Ask for ‘White Clover.’ ‘The only genuine Elgin Butter sold in the District of Columbia! Tel, 1076. H. M. KINGSLEY, Agt., 1209 H nw. apl6-200 ee OO OOOO “Bock” Sausage Tomorrow. Saturdays are “BOCK” SAUSAGE days at our stands. have a big supply for tomorrow—but ma our stands your first Stopping place. “It gocs very fast. ‘All kinds of Sausage--Hams—Bacon Lard, etc., at reasonable prices. A. Loeffler, si: apl6-f,m&w-20 nter Mi ae? larket. aM Sailor & Bicycle Straw Hats For Ladies RUOFP’S, 905 Pa. Ave. SOLE AGT, FOR DUNLAP HATS. apl6-6t HONEST DRUGGISTS WON'T SUBSTITUTE <imptire drugs or something (“Just as good”) for the druce sour plyxsician orders. ts know that impure drngs won't act Ike pure Druggists that which your physician orders ought to he sent spite AEPISE,_ nO doesn’t coms prescriptions pure drags is uoraat or dishonest. UWE are most rurity of our = PWe Wat wp precio’ e pat ——_ Hons “accurately. . és Arlington Drug Store, Cor. Vt. Ave. & H St 4% & Damnete., ANGOSTURA KITTERS are a a rie oe for discases originating from the di Beware of counterfeits. Ask Se the genuine article, a, wickert a Some —— ‘ive ‘manufactured. by Dr. <== Suicide Officially Denied. The official account of the death on Sat- urday last of Frederick Francis HI, Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, at Can- nes, France, says that during his doctor’s absence he went into the garden, accord- ing to his custom, when experiencing diffi- cuity tn bi He tly eviden' from giddiness, the official account - ‘nse: onl fell over a low wall into the street, a considerable depth, injured his | Soe, a an hour later, after jhis family and affectionately embra: ie son. : THE FIELD OF SPORT Washingtons Meet the Richmonds Again This Afternoon, CAPTAIN BROWN ABLE 70 PLAY AGAIN Close and Exciting Game Between Yale and Georgetown. eae ees CIRCUIT CYCLE RACE DATES The second game of the series between the Richmond and Washington clubs will be played this afternoon, game being called @t 4:15 o'clock. Mercer, Norton and Kim- ball will be on the rubber for the home club, and it is likely that Molesworth, the ex-Senator, will do the twirling for the Vir- ginia club. Today being ‘ladies’ day” and the weather pieasant a large representa- tion will doubtless be present, not to speak of the many members in town of the theat- rical profession who have been especially Invited. The batting order of the two clubs will be as follows: Richmond. Washington. Elberfield, 34 b. Lush, r. Sholta, 1. 't. De Montreville, ss. Mazena, ss. Selbach, 1. f. Elsey, ist b. McGuire, Marr, r. f. | O'Brien, 2d b. Kain, c. f. ‘Cartwright, Ist b. Schabel, c. | Brown, c. f. Reilly, 3d b. Molesworth, p. Mercer, p. Albert Selbach, who was very much in the game yesterday, securing two singles and stealing two bases, not to mention four put-outs and one assist, is conceded to be the most reliable catch of a high fly of any player in the big league. Of ail the balls he got under in left field last season but one slipped away from him after striking his glove, and the rarity of his errors on other plays placed him second in the aver- ages among left fielders, Kelly of Baiti- Al. Selbach, Left Fielder. QUEEN VICTORIA. One of the pcikees ae ieee Leng Life and Vitality. Ladies who suffer from poor health may gain Valuable information by reading of the astonishing Alecovery recently made by the Landon World. ‘This Journal has lately been investigating the cause of Queen Victoria's wonderful bealth and Strength, and has discovered that it ls due to the fact that she drinks whiskey Giluted with water. She does this by the advice of the court pbysiclans. The whiskey she Grinks ts obtained from a private distillery and ts, of course, rr. fectly pure. The facts above given prove two things: First, that medical men universally recognise that pure whiskey sustains the health and prolongs life, and second, that in order to do good the whiskey most be absolutely pure. The leading American ptyriclans have always indarsed these views. It 1s on this account that they have eo strongly Teormmended Duffy's pure malt whiskey to peuple whose systems need to be strengthened and built @p. This is because it ts the only medicinally Pure whiskey produced ta America, and in this Fespect it is totally unlike all others. 0 true fs this that while many temperance people denounce whiskies in general, they acknowledge the superior merit of Duffy's pure malt. There are, however, mauy inferior imitations sold by dealers, and when purchasing care should therefore be taken to eee that mone of these is substituted. a i a 'cKnew’s Daily Letter. “Easter” Wrap Elegancies. ‘We can only give you a brief bint of the magnificent stock of Easter Wrap elegancies gathered ‘here for your inspection. But if you will favor us by your presence tomorrow We shall gladly show you every one of them. Black Coats from $5.50 up to $25. Tan Couts, $5 up to $22.50. Black and Fancy Colored Capes, tn cloth and silk, from $4 up to $30, Here are Several apecials: An elegant Man-tailored Tan Covert Cloth Fiy-front Reefer Jacket, lined through $8 out with lovely purple silk. Special... Beautiful Black Clay Diagonal Cioth Cape, trimmed around neck with chiffon and gros grain ribbon and Moed $8 throcghout with silk. Special. 7 A very stylish Broadcloth Cape, appliqued ‘with sllk and jet, with chiffon around peck and Lined througiout with heavy S16 ity Clack satin. Special Very dainty Knife-pluited Silk Shoulder Cape, edged with chiffon and rivbon trim- SR aed I silk. Special... pire Reefers, with large Chlidren’s New sailor collar, handsomely braid trimmed and finished with tiny buttons, in all the pew plain and fancy effects, from $3.50 up. Ladies’ & Men’s mcre being the only player that led him, | Easter Gloves. ard that by four points. At the bat Sel- bach has persisted in being in the .300 class ever since he joined the Washington club, and although last season was his worst ex- hibition in that line, he registered .316, To the many spectators at National Park, Selbacn looks like an old timer, while in reality this will be only his fourth year in the big league. It was in the middie of June, 1893 when Manager Schmelz tele- graphed Al. at his home in Ohio to come to Chattanooga, Tenn., at once, and join the club representing that city. Selbach’s specialty then was catching, and he finish- ed the season with the Chattanooga club in that position. At the opening of the season of 1894 Sel- bach was one of the players brought to this. city by Manager Schmelz, but as the club then had aktout six catchers on the pay roll the stocky little German was shifted to left, and his exceilent work has kept him there ever since. ae. "as his comparions call him for elongs to that class of players who will do almost anything to win a game cf ball, and with this pugnacious trait one of the easiest men in the professio: to get along with. Outside of the base ball game proper, Selbach is a thrifty fellow, his weak point being base ball bats, and he has turned many an horest penny selecting exceptionally good sticks for a majority of the Senators and for many playing with cther clubs. It has become a by-word with the players to say: “If Al. says that stick is a good one it goes.” Tom Brown was out with the other Sen- ators this morning taking .the usual morn- ing practice, and told a Star reporter hia injured leg had regained almost its usual form. Tom will be back in the game this afternoon, taking his regular place in cen- ter field. short, YALE B RUN. Georgetown'’s Nine Played the New Haven Boys a Close Game. The largest gathering that has put in an appearance.on Georgetown field this season saw the Yele team beat George- town yesterday afternoon by the margin of one run in a game that was chiefly not- able for its great length. The George- town boys were weak in the field, especial- ly Rearden, who had a bad day off, and are charged with four errors, nor could they hit when hits meant runs. Seven errors are charged to the blue and gray, while but five hits were register- ed off Fearey's pitching. Yale made twice that number of hits, and although the blue’s playing in the field was none of the best, still Georgetown could not seem to take advantage of the chances present- ed to gain.runs. Outside of the batling Walsh had a lit- tle the better of the Yale pitcher. He struck out eleven men to Fearey’s nine, and but for the disastrous errors behind him would undoubtedly have kept the Yale hitters down in better shape. Gecrgetown started off well, making a run in the first inning, and then the col- lege rooters. began their work. The root- ers“were marshaled into bands, each with its leader, ard the din they made could be heard’ 2 mile. Qutside of the rooters there was an excellent attendance, many wearing Yale’colors. The society element formed a large portion of those who view- ed the game from carriages. in the third Yale made three by hits and errors and three_more in the fifth. In the eighth Georgetown made two, tying the score, and the scene that ensued defies de- scription. In the ninth ‘Fearey did some clever werk, striking out Walsh and Maloney, the Georgetown hitters going out in one- two-three order. Then Yale made the winning run. Ham- lin hit a hard one to Reardon and reach- ed first. After Greéhway had struck out, Letton was hit. Then Wear, who already had three hits to his credit, one of them a home run, finding a ball that suited him, smashed it for a triple, and the hopes of the spectators at the same time, scoring Hemlin and winning the game. George- town resorted to dilatory tectics, but was compelled to play out the game. The EO OAR i. Kelly, cf... 2.00 1 TT 4" ¥F » BOLL 1210 MW'Carthy, If 1 1 ¥ 0 330 Eecenaiai iH Smith, 1b.. 0 1 8 0 eit Mintyre,3b. 10 3 11 908 Matoney,.e. @ O11 2 198 Walsh, 2104 @v1 ‘Totals... 7 5°25 12 10a 5 *One man out when made, Our new tmportations of Gloves from the French makers are larger this year than ever before. We have more styles, In more shades and In more wizes, than we have ever shown. ‘Trefousse, Perrinot, Reynier, Perrin and Fownes have sent thelr representatives to-this congress of Gloves to enter into friendly competition for your favor. We call particulsr attention to our own make—the new Lucca Gloves at $1. They are made from best sek skins, in France, showa fn all the new spring shades, in |, White and binck, with self and black embroldery. They are fully warranted and are always $1.” We have the absolutely correct Easter Gloves for Men. Splendid values, in al the new amoried Kindes of-tan, at $1 and $1.50. Ladies’ “‘Eastér’ Neckwear Lovely new Mu tolpette Collars for wear ‘on Easter In Ql the lates! Colony: at » We, Te., We. and LV rs Nobby Leather Belts, ‘The new Leather Belts, in all colors, fin- ished with the beautiqd Ramess buckle, 2Be., H00., Te., $ aud 1,2. 15c. Men’s Socks, Lig. We have just 75 glosen Meu's I5c. Fine Black and Tan Socks, wheh we" propose Lo close out Kapugday at 1 Ic pr. (Ouly a domn pairs to each buyer.) Ten’s Easter Neckwear. All the newest and smartest effects in the new Imperials, Gradpated Four-in-hands, Tecks and the new Reversible English Nov- elty Silk Ties, tn the nobbtest and dressiest colors that were ever designed, Many stores are runuing these qualities at Tc. and $1. Here ouly 50c. ‘Club House Ties and Bows, made of the same silk used in the S0c. peckwear, here only 25c.;.3 for $1. Wim. H. ricKnew, Ladies’, Men's and Children’s Furnishings, 933 Pa. Ave. t e = * ¢ Novel [olds : ¢ For Cream 3 4 FOR EASTER DESSERT. 4 Ps —Any flavor of Cream-—in shape of ° Rabbits, Ducks and Chickens ou ° Hen and 6 Chickens in a spun sugar ° have individual EGG e y make a very ap- a ree $ ~ 9 : FUSSELL’S, ¢ >. 1427 NEW YORK AVENUE. 3 o * * —for your Card Party or Re- ception after Lent—or to serve at your Luncheon or Dinner— our pes serge apy 4 CLARET is perfect. We get it direct from Cal. and bottle it * here. Only $3 for a doz. bottles. Magruder«Co., GROCERIES, WINES AND CIGARS, Two Stores: M417 N. YX. ave., * a ee RH HH ‘Conn. ave. and M st. Spring Lamb FOR SUNDAY DINNER. . “ Anew (Cones ea