Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1897, Page 6

cao i ee A THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, APRIE 19, 1897-14 PAGES. MOSES’ SALE OF AA mm 2 —The big fire at in its lowness. —We took all t Carpet. —Be quick if y @ =] © © @ ) @ 2 S a @ @ @ @ ] @ @ eS 3W. B.MOSES & SONS, F Street Cor. 11th. Se sess 5G SSS SOS SSSESSOSS SSTS Saved From Dobson’s Fire “Tt’s an ill wind that blows nobody good.” Philadelphia threw on the market a big stock of all kinds of Carpets at a price really, rjdiculous cal housekeepers of Washington are buying them up as fast as we can sell them. It’s an un- paralleled opportunity for every-one in need of a " u ay 4 @ a ans Ah mt CARPETS J. & J. Dobson’s warehouses in he uninjured Catees Economi+ ou would profit by it. GGO00SS0S00000060806 . Storage, 22d:& Ii. e 29 6S GQSOS0E6 Mertz’s Modern Pharmacy, Cor. Eleyenth and F Sts. 3 = @ 3 R w money-saving opportunities. Give the subject an_ instant’s thought and you can readily see why we sell Toilet Articles, Medicines, Drugs, etc., at almost half the other druggists’ prices. We buy in im- mense quantities—secure large dis- counts—and sell on the narrowest margin of profit. Everything bought here is freshest, too—because little prices keep the stock constantly mov- ing. Tomorrow’s list of reductions: $1 Paine’s Celery Compound. .. 2ic. $1 Pierce's Favorite Prescription. . 63c. “C. 8."" Disinfectant... Syrup of Figs.............. Naphtha-Camphor, Tb. cans.... Coca, Beef ard Celery. Witch Hazel, pt. bottle. Queen Anne Tooth Powder.. — “0 | No Retiring Sale. | No Removing Sale. | No Auction" Bale. | EASTER WOVELTIES at less than cost. | Gool-luck Rabbit Foot. En ing Silver Hai Half dozen Tea Spoons In cai = EAS’ TER “NOV ELTIES. Tatest designs, $1.25. ‘Ss. -DESIO, MFG. JEWELER, 1o12 F ST.. OPPOSITE BOSTON HOUSE. apls-422 Sa ean seen aeeeaseecenesaaae Storage. New rooms, light, dry and weil ven- tilated at $3 per month. More central than any ether storage quarters and all eight floors easily reached by passenger and freight elerstors. Furniture moved with every care, in padded vans. Drop us a line to call for the goods you want stored. ; Merchants’ NAM A RBRDR BD te be em SA + Parcel 929-681 D st. nw. > Delivery Telephone 659. ; Company, a ee oe et. Jas. B. Henderson, F St. bet. 9th & 10thN.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 euleyed “in all departments. Estimates cheerfully furnished. Ous prices are as low as possible consistent with 14 4 ‘ god Woek and material. mh25-Im,50 2OO ODSRI SPS SSeS ee eS CR EM p are e: | BLACKISTONE ISLAND MINERAL WATER | Wonderful For | Kidney Troubles. Remarkable im its effects for good! ‘The most obstinate of chronic cured Promptly relieves backache and all the ils due to clogged and congested kidneys Unusvally pure and palatable—its use invigorates and tones the system—re- stores a healthy action to all the dif- ferent functious. Sold in i4-gallon bot- tles, 20e. or $2 dozer with this =f is \T. G. Herbert, Manager,| |510 5th st.n.w.’Phone 585 | -| mb20-2m LEPSSSIOOVO DOGS EHS SOEOESOS >So POWERS HOO 140 O66: 9 000004 Delicious i AMS. waiversal superiority of eS are cured, by the “small. pork. ted we we we have th them in all to the =x are headquarters for the cele- ant el fay pean pay see our $4.00 Tez. Tints. They are the best. apl-106 F3 i Something Rich ; Dyspeptics Use CharmainWater Its beneficial effects on the digestive or- gans—even when the most diseased condi- tions exist—are felt, even where the w: is used but a short period! And its puri as well as its pleasant savor makes it a medicine whieh no dy ptie will ob- fect to taking. Sample It free and get a cireular about it from >» HERDLISK'A & CO., 1309 G, “The Mineral Water People.” "Phone 135. & mbi6-3n YOU KNow How also know w ty PRELOPIDOODS =| 9909S EOCOCO30000G90908 Wade & Butcher Razors. Torrey Razor Strops. HOWESE PRICES IN CITY. Razo y, Razors, Ray ‘Tae, ste SOLE PHARMACY, 488 54 aplelta RRR IF ‘Gas Cooking } STOVES, $8 up. No better way of lightening the burden of summer cooking than by doing it with a Gas Cooking Stove. We have every stevand desirable kind in our large stock. No trouble to show-them!" ~ Gas Appliance Ex¢hange, ; 1424 New York Avenue. apls-2sd BEDI Go to Siccardi’s FOR BARGAINS IN HUMAN HAIR. Ve ‘assortment of ell Combs and Pins, a designs, nose stock evér disphiyed in AoA q aa \s alo: of All Long Human Gray amd White rei cuesyecnenitnrse rocoaetiog: Mme. Siccardi, TN lth st. ext to Palais Royal. Private ruor.s for hairdressing, shampooiag and cing. s- eS 20d \( 3 endid ( Be d—with brass knovs, 2.50. € f White and Brass ( . have been reduced 2 “We're” realy “to' supply sou. with Loose Covers, Avnings aud Mattings. Get our (prices ‘or you'll pay. too inuch! C ie Houghton ©: ( rd oug on 1214 F St. PAIR IOP APRA Uttle of the late rly rich KS 1! 5 ) and strength. Per bot. M Don’t Forget That ing 13 taking hold of you Bhat gets in Staines Vaialshen nk Eowmdls to haces Brushes, ete, 418 7TH ST. just got ot Senator ly of the end rare, with p-Kalon Mine Spring time is here for sure, and that your system perennial; Muth’s and hold effects. Pek Poe would purchase wisely and well, api a-hold of a & Rare Vintage of Exception- ace 6/4 14 ST-PHONE 998. same house clesnipe, alah yating feel- A Good Application gts We carry a large variety of Paints, “Geo. "F. Muth & Co., Was Ryneal’s. Great Reduction In Hair. 60, formerly, Anes 00, formerly’ §' gray ee oneoey 00, formerly ve form: First lase’s ‘attendants in Hatrdreain, mn poolDg,, Imperfill Hatt Régenetator tor’ restoring gray hair. weve tah falls. Try our, n= Curlette”, "for retaining carl, §,.HELLER’S, 720 7th Street N.W. apl6-200 Owners of N to owner can ie iis “biases He’ acant when such, 8 a srall cxpenditecy i rent them. Be about ting at once. Gind to avewsr quest U. S. Electric 1. Lighting Co.,| 213 14 Ss <Bhoue a7. ¢ 4 Switches, Switeles, the the, deste So ror es of a tenan| it" tves abe. @eure a bag jo-date 3} giv Calder’s Tooth Powder. . Roses and Myrrh St. Thomas Bay Rum Assorted bottles Toflet Water MERTZ’S Pharmacy, 11th & F Sts. it ©900000000000000000 8 Ne: SS New A yatctte Store, Superb New Dress Goods and Silks. This stock of new Spring Dress Goods and Silks is grandly prepared to meet your after Easter wants— like a glorious springtime garden from which the choicest and. most beautiful flowers are yet to be pluck- ed. Strictly dependable qualities— absolutely reliable prices: $i thread ws ahve new 5o-in, etic Suiting. Specia' You ought to pay’ $1.26 for this quality 50-ln. Gruite Suiting. But st 75 ¢, Stik and Wool Novelty Spectal. « New 50-in. Whipeord, in all’ shades, ceaniet “cadet blue.”* “Special. Handsome new 46-in. _ Vigo Suiting, in all shades. Special... 85c. can find it here in all shades. lich effect. in 46-1n. This 50-1 in. a Sem Serge is a at Our pr 69c. ilk-mixed iting, 40 in. Jaim to be worth You would wonder at the great quantity e sold of this Handsome 54-in. Stellian. ‘The value is §1, But we ask only The lustrous silky kind of Briliiantine Monae, elegant quality. 43 in. ge wide. ’Speciul.... Co The new 45-in, Mohair Grenada Rich, new Figured Mohair, 50c., $1, 38'to 45 in. wide. ‘This Handsome 44-in. Clay Diagonal makes It ts real- up into a stunning Suit. Worth 87% pee we 45-In. ae 55c. 50c. The very best quality of Heavy Imported Striped Washable Sik’ for making 3Q, Waists, is worth 50c. Special... Co Dainty 27-in, Printed Japanese Habutat Silk, with navy blue ard black ground, latest desigus, Including polka dots, “Ey Special. Cc. Hanilwome new Taffeta Silks, in patteras confined exclusively to us for mak- 5 ing evening drees waists. Special iC. Very Handsome 27-in. Japanese Foutara Silks, in navy blue and’ black. Light $1 and lly, yet very durable. Speci, BD New Black Figured Indias, which usually retail at 75e. Special... 69c. New Black Silk ace in plain and Sta guste ee 24 to 4! wide, 75c., $1 CC) 6 s@LARK? ° © pa; Co) 3 Gos e fi AYE-Cx : 9000000000000000000 OAs 24 44 42 40 ee ae ee ‘Oil-Gas} ; Florence Stoves have a patent device for generating gas from common kerosene oil— giving you wil the advantages of a gas xtove at a mere fraction of the cost. Bucns with & Vive fame: no wick need; ne odors ‘no darger—the ideal inexpensive’ summer cook- tug stove. Call or write for pamphlet! C. W. Barker, {sole Agent. 1210 F st.} 4 o spd am.20 We we we we we we we a, ae oe . Painless Extracting..:... 50c. QUERY? If we never washed our eyes, and when diseased_never-treated- them, should we be surprised at losing them? Why then should we expect the teeth to withstand every possible neglect? Evans’ Dental Parlors, I Can Make Any Watch Lose Its Inaccuracy}! And I'm not a either. Just itch= See nao erection Hygienic School Shoes— ° broad soles—durable beyond all precedent—often outgrown. pe not out at toe. "For Men; 4.00. we we owe New decorated ‘toifet sets. Métkr bofore imve we shown such a line of {Hahdsome Tollet Sets as now. Dhifitiest Chrysanthemum and Carnation DecdiAtions that will harmonize with most ont ipl room—in yery unique shapes, at :« $9 each-- Ang ethers for as low as $8.75, including Seto@pd jar. bac WIEMARTH & EDMONSTON, Importer’ of China and Glass Ware, 1205 Pa. Avenue. BON MARCHE 2-day Special Sale of is ( 1t Linings, Trimmings, Laces and Notions. True; these are special prices meant only for the 2 days—Tuesday and Wednesday—but they serve to illustrate very forcibly our undersell- ing abilities. We do not intend to be undersold any day in the year in Lin- ings, Trimmings, Laces and Notions. Our prices are regularly all day and every day the lowest quoted in this vicinity for. strictly reliable qualities. You can easily verify our claim by comparison with others’ qualities and prices. We shall feel amply repaid for conducting this big department and hiring all these clerks if by so doing we can save you from the ex- 8 | orbitant charges of the dress goods stores and make you feel under ob- ligation to the Bon Marche. You must understand that we sell Lin- ings, Notions, etc., on a. strictly no- profit basis. We lose money to make money—for by losing we make many friends. LININGS. Ad sppcial purchase of 28 pieces of Finnt 86-inch Silestas, which e been put Into the 2c, will go on Cc. sale, pginorrow at The new Lawn ‘Tennis we 36 in. wide. A standanl value at 1 On #06 tomorrow at jen, Canvas. It’ Is Tor 150. here to- put tomortow and haveitt ‘elebrated Nubjan Fast Wlack Soft’ dimetle Percaling ,18 worth 1c, 9146. Here* tomorrow and next a Ile. | Trimmings. Our old patrons will remember a lucky purebase in this department several morths ago whereby we were enabled to sell Colored and Jet Bands worth 8c. to $1.48 at 39. Now we have been enabled to purchase even a little better Ol4c. lot of Bands, in colored and jet, in the new iridescent effects, for trimming waists, that were made to sell from 98e, to $1.48, and which We are able to offer for the 2 days only, hardly enough of it to last ary OE longer, at 'o Here is a set of 9 pleces of the new Brandenburg Military Braid, for trim- ming waists, which we ought to sell at $1 avd $1.25 per set. Will offer them as a special tomorrow and 89Oc next day at.......2++-. ° 9 Laces & Emb’ys. A lot of Fine Cumbric and Nainsook Emtioideries, 2 to 6 inches wide, with been paying 15 and 18¢. for the same qualities | | ae pe oko Co ‘There ts a great demand just now for trimming waists. It is 22 in. wide, and fs shown and next day only...... Q 8c. A lot of the new Russian Applique, edges and insertings to match. You have right along. @boice’ to- the new Russian All-over Lace, for in cream. $1.88 Is the right © price. Tomorrow Arabian, Point Venise and Oriental Laccs, $ to 7 tm. wide. Im the very newest ‘designs. Just purchased. Bought to bell for 35c. and 50c. yd. Special for tomorrow and ipa! te onoron oa DAC, NOTIONS. Notions sre. little: things, but, they often fll important offices, and much depends upon“ thelr quality. Why not get the best, when you can get them here fist as chéap as thé shoddy, worth- less kinds elsewhere? ‘ 12¢, , Silk. Seam Binding, all 8c coley. Per plece.....-..44..0...7 OGe 6c. Ic. 12qiqFamey Stiched Bone Cas- <4e}s$m,- De “Loog Hooks and Me oe card. - oF: 100g prekage Assorted Tape... SE ST | colors. $7.50 Serge and Nov- elty Cloth Suits, $4. 98. IKINGS 3 ‘PALACE. Easter Prices Continued. Easter trade has been enormons. one" a house like this, mrtns rake stock, could ha: 80 We aire no infants in Millinery. Selling. and our long experience, great’ facilities ;<3 and big space spat ws beyond the reach of competition. More bargains: 59c. Sailors, 25c. A wide choice of the newest Hats, in- cluding Ladies’ and Misece’ Rough and a Braid ae back Sailors, Diack, ‘white’ and These are very big values. oC, $1, 75c. and 50c. Flowers, 19c. Another magnifi- cent sample line cf exquisite ted, Flowers, nding . Hye nt, Our rezulur $5 and $6 Trimmed Hats, in Black and colors, cluding Mourning Hats ‘and Bonnets, all ede and trim: me in the late: los, neat and on ft tive designs, for which some estab- lishments The most dainty only—Just in. These are fine Panama Sailors in Heliotrope, he d. Green, Blue and | Brown. We hare | Just secured 2 i dozen “only, and | place them on eale A lot of 50 very handsome ‘ian kints, rectly full Very Figured handsome vet bound. Worth $2.00 and $2.50. oe and Misses’ Sample Suits, These costumes are by the best makers, are in many fashionable styles and materials —varl colors—in a word, the great- est bargains In this line ever offered $6.48 Find quatity Serge and Novelty Cioth Suits, latest effects, front, well lined. in = blue ma D4, ag ANACOSTIA. onThe “Banter ‘weevices in all the churches of Ana- costia and vicinity, wore largely attended yest=r tne? nA “th etch” he services were ermnged with trecial reference to the joyous occisiou, As has peen ‘Ibe “case in’ previous years for a long time Past.a wery.velahorate program was rendered in Loth Emmanuel P. E Church, Rev. W. G. Daven- ‘port, rector+ am?Bt. Teresa’s Cathoil', Rev. M. P. Sullivan, pastor, Th addttiin “fie handsome new organ recently Lpursepted tothe parish by a lady friend, as has ready been stated in The Star, was beard for the feet -timetve-a public audience. The instru- ment wes all that was expected by those for whose benefit it is. intended, and as a result every heard its tones ‘were delighted. ‘The wae: Mra. R.A. Pyles, with Dr. J. W. worth as chairmaster, and the selections rendered at the morning service w: sional, Christ, Our Passover, chant; ter day; Glotia Patria, T+" Deum,” Jabila pans, Myson, Igtrolt Hymn, K; ae Hyman, Gloria Patria, Paings Come of ‘Thee: Sanctus, Hymn, Gloria in isis, Nunc Dimittis, chant; recessioual. the evening service the selections were Seas: sional, “Gloria Patri, Magnificat, Nunc Dimittis, Anthem, Hymn, Gloria Patria, offertory sentence, Alb Things Come “of Thee; recessional. (At the morning service at St. Teresas’s Glorza’s is#,. 30. J was’ sung; at the offertory Rexina at the graduel there was a violii solo by ylor Branson. At the evening service the Me, ina were rendered: Mercedante’s Vespers, fertory sentence, All % 9, Salutaris, Shelly; Tantum Ergo, Rubenstein ‘At Bartley was or- t both i hervices Miss Jennie G. i | FSting Ben "Sette Braumer, Heriffin, ~1 hassos. The’ Easter services in the M. E. Church at Lonham's were conducted by Rev. J. W. Steele, Mith soles by- Mrs: Steele, Miss Lula Edgerly and Mr. Frank Fuarist. Mr. James Kagie, sr., who resides near Suitland, is seriously Il, and, although he is over seventy years of uge, this, It Is sald, has ever been sick. Mr. Engia is the first time be Kagle is a native of and came to this country about fifty years “nzo, nearly all of which time he has lived in. this section, d to have been mad, passed ty of Forestville Saturday, and bit a number of dogs belonging to some of the farmers. As a result much alarm is felt in the community, and a close watch is kept on the canines of the neighborhood generally. Within the past few weeks there have been made large shipments of white oak timber fro the neighborhood of Ardwick. Most of it intentled for bridge building parposes in thix count though a part was sent to parties in. Liverpool, England. and ft ts understood was to be wsed in =P butiding. M John F. McCoy ee Soares and Gettysburg ra ped, with Mrs. about to take up iis residence in’ Ardwic of the The services w1 P. BE. Misston those who assisted 1 unusually large audie the Sun dsed eggs and an appropriate {lustrated en. At the Methodist Episcopal Thomas J. Clark, paster, announced at th school, to the members of the school, very. pl ing information that he had been presented for the eof the former with a ni juceting a very la urch Endeaver Unien or Epworth Leagu bia will be organized in the shortly nd ottier of the usual lines of religious and charitable work entered upon without unnecessary District When they next vrake thelr ammaal report ta. ¢ gress. With this end in vie Of the’ moribund Northeastern’ S Association will be asked to call a meeting of those whose names are on the roll of memvership of that organization and any other persons who may 1 disposed to attend, ho meetin period, bi Mr. HS the District building for any itu, led,“ the latter was general Sutton’ was not only a very eff. he is an untiring member, and his ac yaainiance with members of both houses of Congress and p lic officials generally enabled the assoclation to dumbia and Mary trict Hine the ex- treme. need, of wore graded streets in tbe suburb has been felt very severely, and it is said that Receiver Schoepf @f the railway company has ex- pressed a willingness to farnish ‘nd ut such points gs it was needed gravel 10 Aiiter tthe Sara's Chapel road from the point rahere 1 copmwey. stig tracks of the railroad to the bridge over the Baltimore and Oho tracks, between Winthrop Heights and Langdon, a distanc than half a mile, provided the from Congress to grade the road is secused by parties other than’ themse The exp gravel and {ts hauling would amount siderable sum, bi id_enable y of more necessary authority P ed from, count of the difficulty in climb Queen's Chapel road in the section above 1 “Foot-Forms—for foot ease.”” —No. 553 FOOT FORM OXFORD this season is made of richer, softer, hand- somer chocolate leather than ever—and with its neat dia- mond tip, curved heel and arch instep makes a beauty of a low tied shoe. —The last. is perfect. The next generation and the next after that will-wear it without change. Always $2.50. F St. Cor. 13th. Send for Foot-Form Catalogue. = W.H. Stalee, 1107 F Successor to M. B. BRADY. You Know How Often You’ve Said —— —that baby SHOULD hay jous velf—and then Babies don’t stay baby 20 us Dow-sod ict us make te phere We se ‘on babies" IBLZ0 TINTS $f dos dozen St. apl9-16d it Re ist all diseases originating from the ware for the Elphonzo Youngs Co. No maple and sugar has ever yet, been made that compares in good- | feck ness to that which comes from Ver- mont. We-have received our sec- ond shipment, and the third is no doubt on. its way- the very best here. None other. but Welsh grape juice puts the warmth of spring It makep sunshine into the veins of old age. the blood young again. It ts a rich, fruity and exceedingly healthy table beverage proper for Communion service. It is non- alcoholic and contains no -adulterants. Going at reduced prices just now. Elphonzo Youngs Co., _ , ‘Wholesale and Retail Grocers, 428 Ninth St, bet. D and E. BITTERS are a sare preventive for digestive of counterfeits. Ask your grocer or 4 ’ RRO! apl9-50d c¢ ve a photo of its wows all =e "Il like a because we do Mr. Herman Orstermann of ¥ ft horse Is not know started off at a furious y becoming unmanageatl post and threw the The lamp post and ¢ almost at against a 1 Out Of the ere much, their home in the futu ne many friends Langdon, who for several da heen very ill, i be-etad to leara that she so mach berte: omeaiy that her speedy recovery is now antici- Anderson of Mr. Henry France of Avalon Heizht hoon: vory sick for. many weeks, is bel now convalescent, and, unless he bas a i the ‘course of a few days expects to accompany bir nother, Mrs. Garter, on a visit to the home of ti latter In the far south. Mrs, Schuefer of Avalon Heights, whose seriow is been mentioned in The Star, was much erdas, and it is thought she will som be out of doors again. kun White, one of thé teachers at the ties Net of ‘angdon hes returned from an extended stay in Washington. > BALLSTON, Thureday night, the 15th instant, was the scene of an enjoyable gathering at the Mt. Olivet M. P.,Church at this place. The occasion was in the nattre of a reception tendered the pastor of the chureb; Rev. J. W. Norris, and family, who have just returned from Baltimore, where Mr. Norcis hed been in attendarce at the annual couference of the Methodist Protestant Church, recently eld there who bas Mr. Norris has again been assigned to this charg», entering upen the focrth year of his pastoral duties at this eburch.. This charge has prospered beyond all expectations under the exceedingly able and zealous ministrations of bis pastorate, be hav- tag = the idea and erected under b's per- il ‘gupervision a bardsome, new church edifice, whieh reflects great credit upon the efforts ot Biuselt ‘and the foembers amd friends of the chu: with ‘this church, made an appropriate address of welcome, ne estos to the love and esteem with * bis tamity ar are held by his Selections on the autoharp and bby the cholr a buunteous supply of frestments - served, “which were thoroughly enjoyed by all: present. The Busy Corner, { 8th and Market Space. | S. Kann, Sons & Co. THE OF THE mares HOLIDAYS DOS NOT INTERFERE WITH « ; 2d Grand Rebuilding Sale. OUR BARGAINS WILL CONTINUE €, BE JUST AR ATTRACTIVE AND OUR SPECIAL LOW R_ IMPROV MENTS NOW AND SEE Di TOCD WHY WE MAKE SUCH SACKI FICES ON OUR GOODS. a You can get just as good values tomorrow as you had today. Suit & Wrap Dept. THERE 18 A QCHARM ABOUT THOSE Tall AR’ ED SUITS ¢ ‘CISTS, AND. PUACTICAL EHS F bs DETAIL, OF MEASCKEMEAT IF yo, TAL A GOWN MADE RY A DEESSMAKER WHO HAD PACITY, YOU'D PAY ERAL TIMES THE PRICE WE ASK FOR OUR SUITS. LADIES’ ALL-WOOL FANCY MIXED. SUITS. FLY-PRONT JACKET, HALF SILK war o4 ay FULL WIDTH-RI LINED. a $3. 98 LADIES’ BLACK AND BLUE CHEV FLY-PRONT “JACKETS, te Hn SKIRT FULL Wott $6. 05 1 LOT STAR CHECK K ANP AVIITE, BLUE AND AND WHITE. VALUE, $1 2.50) RTS AND LARGE FULL SWEEP, RUS anti AT S10 6.95 =| tillinery. No doubt you saw many clegant new spring Hats and Bonnets yeste: day at church and on the Streets. Some very exquisite styles. Indi- vidual ideas which looked just as handsome as French patterns. A great many of those came from our establishment, designed and trim- med in our own eakroom. THIS DEP 1 TLE LINED. BSt PEN ire worth a Reduced to 19c. -weol Camel's Mairtinish Twilled io Tan and Gray Mixtures, which are wor a yard. Reduced to 36c. All-woal Import Serzes and Henrie in including K, which are worth Soe Reduced to 39c. ted Leht toh Mixtures —AN-wool d Coverts Sik ard Reduced te 45c.. Fine Imported Pupling. tn such Purples, Gray: New witch ake worth $1 Reduced to 69c. » Imported Bengcline-finisbed Cordel in shades, which are new and ve Worth $1.25 a yard. Reduced to 75c. Novelty ‘Tuffetax, in chang ed, green nd nite, old rose snd blue, pink and steel, new. bine A grit, lavender and bronze green, old rose and At 39c. a Yard, proof Black Jap. Silk. Just os and shirt waists, at 39¢. a Yard. Al-sitk ‘Taff ‘for waists or children’s dresses4u all colors of checks. At 29c. a Yard. Black Figured Taffetas, in twenty differ- medium and small designs. At 59c. a Yard. 24-inch Twill Foulard Checks, for waists, bluck and white. Also white xod Napoleon bluc. At 69c. a Yard. 21-inch Self-colored Black Striped Satin, Waiste—something vew and Vard ish. At 69c. a 24-inch Black and Navy Blue whe Striped Taffetas—a very swell silk for ladies’ waists. i At 89c. a Yard. Wash Goods. 250 pieces Extra Fine Quality Lawns and Dimijies, in pretty Shite grounds, bine i and moaretag u Choice. . for 8c, Ihird floor. ome ‘Valley. ‘4° Bleach Sheet- tae Utica 10-4 Bleach Sheeting............+ Berkeley Coronet yard-wide Cambric.. 5 qclmmecheng ont Labcaster Apron Ging- 3’