Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1897, Page 6

6 « MOSES on Storage, 22d and M. , cor, Mth. | ar the stamp of perfect finish. C7 Cleaning acd refinishing Lace Cur- tains department: Storing, special A Price LIST from our]: Great FireSale of Carpets. —Nothing can equal the values. —Don't think we're offering you Carpets damaged—or short of the high standard we've established in any respect. We took only the uninjured carpets—and carpets whose quality we know to be above reproach. 50c Ingrains = = = 34igc. 75¢ bey = 43i4¢. 60cTapestryBrussels37 c. 90c = 49c. $1.15 Body ss 75c. $1.35 , “ cc 85c. $1.00 Moquettes - = 80c. $1.25 Velvets = = = 75c. $1.50 cc = $1.00 $1.25 Axmirtsters = 95c. ‘6 $1.75 $1.75 Wiltons $2.50 ce hing and everything daintily, cheaply. me artistically We'll Frame Any’ - Picture You Own: Tn_ first-class hy stsle—combint Washington to equal the va- ! Thousands of moldings in plainest to the richest imaginable! : Special Offer All — Week ! ! “peautitul “$l 25 roms —{nter esting Enrope and America’s 3 Silverberg & Co.,2 3 Art Store, 414 9th St. Az-8t* Seise eee SEOHETOSESSSOSTEAOS =: Go to Siccardi’s FOR BARGAINS IN HUMAN HAIR. We have just received a large assortment of Tralian and French Tortoise Shell Combs. and Pins, fn the latest designs, finest stock eter displayed in Washington. re also selling a lo: a senor F for $2-without MAS cos painting = with the fidelity of m photograph. $1, Sec. and. DES PONY be Wy Beet he of All Long Human d in same proportion. Mme. Siccardi, 711 31th st., next to Palais Royal. roor.s for hairdressing, sbampooiag and 220d Seteos reeeegesse eee recoreee oo — Retiring Sale. | K. Brown & Son. Red Flag Prices :On High-Grade ‘Furniture Every piece of onr Furniture ts yours for a heavy discount below the lowest prices of any one in town! All first class incl.des everything in the cata- logue of Furniture design. ished Ouk Ta- top two feet square—with under- shelf — splendidly made—for i : 3 e 3 © >a 4 : € ¢ Good - sized finished Ice Chest — with double sbelf— nicely constructed— D9e. $2. 40 40 yds. Fancy Matting ($5 value), $3.20. 35.K. BROWN & SON ¢ 20th St. & Pa. Ave. “BUILDING FOR LEASE.” SESE DOSEL OOO HH DOD ap9-19t FITPOOFE FOE SG 599 FESO F84OE4 HE 3/0 . OUR DRUGS ARE PURE DRUGS. We know tt. We buy only = reputable houses. "We bas only the beat drugs. “We test every drug that enters ur store, When a preseription leaves our store physicians know it's compounded of pure drugs—compoundod accurate! and compounded by registered Why physiclans like preseriptions to come here. Arlington Drug Store, Cor. Vt. Ave. & H St ee 20d ee enaede ALARA RA RRR ‘Storage. New roems, light, dry and weil ven- tilated at §3 per month. More central than any cther storage quarters and all eight floors easily reached by passenger and freight elevators. Furniture moved with every care, in padded vans. Drop us a line to call for the goods you want stored. 7 Merchants Parcel 929-931 D st. nw. ‘Telephone 659. Company, s wvvwveeves PAARansn nd sees A nsssasssar ae we wvvewerveewe Hygienic School Shoes— goad soles—durable beyond all precedent—often outgrown. Do Rot scrape out at toe. FeETtet Oxfords tor Ladies, 8.00. BURT’S SHOE STORE, Arthur Burt, 1411 F St, Nest te Branch Post Ofice, FHE EVENING STAR, FUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1897-14 PAGES. es One Great Opportunity ee For Re ne Bargain Seekers. XXXXEEERKKRERERE RRM ARER ERE REE | rs We bought an immense lot (3, of All-silk -Black- Lace that 's runs from 5 to 20 inches wide i and _was-good property for 75¢-, $1.00 and $1.50 per yard. i You can take you ‘pick : For 25c. per yard. +| It is necessary to advise you + to hurry for this unusual i, Lace’ bargain. . Remember, you can take the 5-inch width or the 20-inch width all for the same price. A Budget of Excellent Values ‘For Present Use. ? Child’s Fine Cap, $1.48. ° ° eS ° Made of finest Mull, pointed revers formed of tucks edged with Val. lace. * Full box-plaited cape, large pompon of $_ ribbon, extra wide strings. é A 98c. Wrapper, 59c. <1 Made ‘of good quality. Percale, washable patterns that in all are bright and \e pretty. ‘Tight-fitting linlug to the waist. ¢ Watteau backs. Full front, with girdle. * Extra wide skirt—59 inches long, with deep hem. Ladies’ Underskirt, 79¢.4) Made of fine Biack Satine, with deep Spanish tlounce, finished with three rows | of fine Corting, gored at the top on French yoke, with drawstring. Lengths, 38, 40 and 42 inches. i 40-inch Scotch Lawn, 8c. yard. SoS eee It seems marvelous that one can afford to sell such beau- tiful Lawns for 8c. yard. Not one or two pieces to select from, but several hundred. w SS] « ° Seo . . . . . eS . $i} eS Se French Organdies, 18c. yard. eee Serene hares | The choicest patterns of ¢ Koechlin’s. French Organdies ,, that sell everywhere for 37}c. yard. We will give you your le, pick for 18c. yard. ° Values in Domestics. ilded * Bleached Muslin "Se. yd. yd. yd. eae et Be: An immense line of le] Pereales, best and new- 5 est prodactions of {| American manufactur- = 10c. yd. Percales expressly for in shoes, dark Shirt Waists, ms, horse light grounds, for. Madras fo or _1214¢. yd. 25e. quality for. . y 15c. yd. s Ready-to-Wear Skirts. We have an enorm- 3 ous stock to select $ from, in such materials js, as. Figured — Mohair, ‘3 Plain Brilliantine, Plain hie (@ Boys’ Shirt Waists, Shirts, &e. . ° TOSS SSS CSOT OTOH COCO SHES OOOO OOS ES EOOOEEO OSES HEOEOSS J, Serges, all shades; a Plain and Figured Silk ‘3. Grenadines, Etamines, < Coverts and «Novelty Goods. Asa. clever | bargain we quote a \s| Fancy All-silk Figured f * Satin Skirt, full four \ ie yards + wide,’ “nicely * lined, also an inner 3 lining, for.,..,....... $4.98 MI _ Worth $8.50. Si On our 3d floor. x 3 Boys’ Washable Sailor Suits, 69c. 5 : A lot of Boys’ Washable & ‘. Sailor Suits, made of fine |e! , cheviot and pique, with duck |) ¢ collars and cuffs. Worth | * $1.00 and $1.25. | ° i Tomorrow, 69e. Suit. - pe y ° le ° 'e, ° le ° fe) \e | ° 5 * + x & BRO, . . ° *420=422-424-426 7th St. et . Sis ey Don’t Forget That Spring time is here for sure, and that same [housecleaning and renovating feel- ing is of you that gets in yeten perennially of Muth’s A Good Application gm to house Stains, Varnishes and Enamels and household effects. We ‘carry & large variety of Paints, rushes, Bit yon would parchase wisely and well, purchase here. Geo. F. Muth & Co., 418 7TH 8ST. N.W. Was Ryneal’s. ap16-24d Great Reduction In Hair. 50, for 0: formeriy” Biss: Hatrdressing, Nove tale p eee eee eay na S. HELLER’S, 720 7th Street N.W. Thin, Pale People Should Surely Use Blood. Tablets Switches, Switches, Gray Switches, Gray Switches, First-class a ae POODDE DOG! This store deals In quality only. As long as you live You'll have a_ substantial and handsome Chamber Suite if you buy either one of these — Speci jal $17.50 ones—$13.75. Antiques. | 0 23% Bargains at the regular prices—bigger bargains at we special prices. Mee ae you going to ‘talk’ Mattings HOEKE, Furniture, Carpets, Pa. Ave. and 8th St. Frevevewees 9OSF99O 04 00000G0: 3 5 3 3 3 3 oe © ecscce00000c000060 e 2 (OLAINKT: foe (0) 8 sitaie. S(Ge § 8 New Philadelphia Bierce You will not _ Be Importuned to Buy alt ine every item in want you to feel that this ine Your store and that we mre ine for your accommodation. Money refunded or suods exchanged If you are not entirely satisfied. a a samples of QUR PRICES: special purchase of 16-in. Crash ‘Towel- es SAIL pure nen, wh are enabled to sell you at. ‘olAc. 22-in. Pure Linen Napkins, the $1.25, kind. Special per dozen $i 10c. All Pure Linen Hick BaD: a 5 " 5i4c. <very popular Hne. Special 20c.yd. Genuine Fruit-of-the-Loom Mus- Mn. Special tomorrow. onl; (Only 12 yards to a buys yards of the regular 12%. Gingham, in beautiful pink and blue patterns, fultable | for children’s’ @ wear. ‘Special tomorrow per yard... OCe Ladies’ Beautiful Taffeta Silk Uuderskirts, in the latest co ination of colors. The very best qualli From $5 to $10, with every price between. We have been told a dozen of times in the past week that these Percale Wrappers with watteau back, braid trimmed, bre- ver shoulder and separate body In- the best $1.25 values in the city ‘They are shown in very pretty colors und are thoroughly well made. Bui we have decided to ee the price to- —— fou come and e ist, 2) A little lot of Genuine An- derson Gingham. ‘To close. A lot of about 500 morrow stylish new cadet blue with fly-front body lined with best quality changea' and handsomely ~ button — trimmed. S15 Iteal value $20. Special. 3 A very rich Green Etamine Sult, with fiy-front’ reefer jacket. Jacket elegantly lined with changeable taffeta silk, and skirt lined with soft rustle percaline. — Tai- Real jored by men. Special .. re) 3 fo) £0} © fo} fo} ° fo) 9000000000000000000 aR (Selling Out Canned Goods. In cll our yeurs of selling Canned Goods we've never to be lower, ‘There rF (7OLD-TIME” FLOUR Teduced to $4.75 barrel, doubt but that our pr Ww far the lowest—or be selling 6 of Canned Fi (GaSe S Ly of bs iS and Vegetables. 6 cans Maryland Corn... ae 4 cans Best Tomatoes. . 3 cans Sifted Peas..... 3 cans Sliced Pineapple. 3 cans Table Peaches. . 2 cans Pie Peaches.... 4 cans Baked Beans.... 3 cans Corn, scl “§ J.T. D. Py les, > STORES. fetid and ‘Monroe ste. % SARE — eee Sailor & Bicycle Straw Hats For Ladies RUOFFP’S, 905 Pa. Ave. SOLE AGT. FOR DUNLAP HATS. Owners of Dwellings. OTHING ADDS SO MUCH TO the desirability of a house in the eyes of a tenant as electric light. fe ee nthe house a mod rance that apié-ct nothing owner can afford to fet’ his houses lie vacant when such a swall expenditure will rent them. See us about electric ‘lighting at once. Glad U. S. Electric L. Lighting Co., 213 14th st. n.w. ‘Phone apl4-20d j {How About a New) Spring Harness?) If we cannot furnish you with just what you want in the way of a trap, surrey or coacl Hu upon it—you'll not be able get -t enywhere. We have Harness— Bondstimade ‘Concord Harness—in every style and at prices to suit you. LUTZ & CO., 497 Penna. Ave. apl9-20d_ KeunbatermmeirnasanNCNAMaERNCNUR MMU Fire-Proof Storage Rooms, $2 Per Month. Safe deposit boxes, $2.50 raetee WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSI 9 to 4:30 p. one Dm. Saturdays eoeceee genes O10 PAY AVE. to 5 p.m. havo a patent device for otic “keroerne rating gue ving fil the ndvantuges. of Ae were fi Hoa "of “the oat, B a ve. gas with at a mere fract blue Burns AN AT wear good shoe without car shoes without No BS BEETS oon : so0em sanaaye, 9 to 13, ve into ‘ied It Homage. *#. Seem to be lots of * *IBEST flours—to judge “from the claims made for se wiespoens brands. All can’t be ‘best. There must be one— * ®°and only one—best flour. Cream Blend Fl our Is Best. The fact that more and more homes use it every day proves it. Cooks want “Cream Blend” because it makes best bread. House- wives want. it because it makes nutritious bread and MORE bread—than other brands. At all grocers. B.B. Earnshaw & Bro.? } 1105-1107-1109 11th St. SB, Wholesalers, 1000-1002 M St. S.E. KHER HHH HH * * * * * * * * * ¢ Persons Benefited’ or Cured by Dr. Shade’s Chloridum Discovery} for Consumption. Ex-Congreesman M. TR. Wise says in a Vetter? “T take great pleasure in saying thut your treat- went bas been of invaluable benefit to me. friends, without excejtion, insist that my im- proved ‘health is plainly noticeable, I am sure my sersibilities have improved more than 5 to per cent, which I attribute to your chloridam covery for consumption. Yours tra R.. WISK.” Mrs. Holderby, 815 M strect northwest; = Hughes, 440 7th street southwest; Miss Mary McKim, Sth street southeast, daughter of Dr. McKim; Dr. Patterson, 52 B sireet northeast, and many others who are willing to be interviewed in regard to this cure. Call or write for booklet and symp- tom blank for home treatment, 1232 Fourteenth Street, Washington, D. C. Consultation free on Monday, Wed- nesday and Friday. ap20-tu, th&s-3t i Slaughter Prices All This Week. We are offering real money savers in all depart- ments this week. Easter has come and gone, but our great spring stock of Millinery still offers un- rivaled ‘choice—unmatched prices. 59c. SATLORS, 25¢. A wide choice of the newest Hats, 4 cluding Ladies" and ’ Rough and 25C. ‘AND 5oc. FLOW. "p . ge. Another ningni- ent sample line cf exquisite Imported Plowers, — incinding Roses, Hyacinthe, Violets, Foliage, ye ies, Pansies, Li: fetes, Worth BOE. to $1 19¢. $6 AND. $6 TIM MED HATS, $3.98. saith Eeaaiee $5 and le ad ade and trim: in the Jatost ef- igns, for whigh come estab. Vihments would to $re5 PANAMA SHORT BACK SAILORS, 8&8c. Th most dainty are ma Sailors These Pan: Hellotrope, Bi | $3 SICILIAN SKIRTS, $1 98. ‘Kkir ‘Sicilian wide: bound with velv finely lined. . $2 AND $2.5 50 SKIRTS, 8. Very handsome Figured Brilliantine and Shepherd's Skirts, full lin yet bound. $2.00 and $2.50. $20, $15 AND SUITS, $6.48. Ladies’ and Misses’ Sample Suits. These | costumes ure by the best makers, are in many —_ fashionable | styles and material —Vvarlous _colors- a word, the gr est bargains in line ever offered. . $7.50. SERGE AND NOV- | ELTY CLOTH SUITS, $4.98. Fine quality Serge $4.98 | and Suits, fly front, well lined, in navy black UNDERWEAR. Just arrived — one case of Richelieu Ribbed Vests, linen drawing tape in neck and armholes, cro- cheted around neck and sleeves, Reg. ice, 1c. al One lot’ of Black Sateen Skirts, FAST CK, with um- blue nd 8c. 85c. 50, dozen Colored Print "iis. pers, stripes, ch aug res, made | w ‘atteau pleat. fu width and (y Reg. | Te. ° Will go at. KING’S PALACE, 8}2-814 Seventh St. ue Store, 715 Market fe cktes Space. a ee ee The « Potomac Electric ‘Power Company is now establishing circuits for » General Electric Supply vA A ———— in all of its ety constructed in the city of For rates apply to 1417 @ st. nw. apla-14te Fe every little detail. McGILL. & WALLA Printers, 1107 B st. iPresswork foe the na: apl4-3m.' 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BARR esi Linoleum, = $1 5A». aes de- TI he e first move toward ee Hetrnae Mara F Sth patterns “in” this Boe. tnd #1 Kind wee ii a great T king a kitchen com- Poe Let us shed light on : your hall Illuminating Puzzle. - A myried of picturesque and quaint Hall Lanterns ike it a light task to solve the question—“how to best Nght our hallways.”’ andes up. Old Venetian and German designs = ‘ile Sbop’?—620-22 13th st. J. H. Corning’s * ap2)-14d S Only Fresh, ipe Strawberries the best we can buy—are used for mak- ing our STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE. The pastry ts as light and toothsome as We can prepare—and most folks know our reputation for making delicious pastry. re send it, fresh from the oven, any time. 5e. square. 50e. Krafft’sBakery, com BREAD, CAKES AND CONFECTIONS. Have a pie for din- ner! Order a Holmes’ Home-made Pie mail or ’phone 1564. Al the wanted kinds— 20 cents each— Delivered anywhere. Holmes’ Landover Mkt., 1st & E Sts. mh24-1m,16 Dr. L.S. hae 4 Bo Ment cm 1th st. ee iets Ba A MARTYR TO oe LEMON. itzer telleve you Contat All ‘sel | NO ONE KNOWS BETTER than ea who hare used Carter’s Little Liver Pills what relief a have given when taken for pain im the side, constipation and ‘stom: a ANGOSTURA BITTHRS from -t se eee ere Fob Siegert & ‘© Sona. wee An Assistant Paymaster. . Mr. John H. Merriam, son of ex-Governor. Merriam of Minnesota, has been appointed on assistant paymaster: {xi the navy, subject to the usual examination. = I AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN Across the Bridge. Real Estate Movements—Local Notes of General and Expecial In- terest to Residents. There was a pretty dance given last evening by the private dancing class of Prof. Henry Schlosser, at his residence, 3007 M street, which was well attended. It was in the nature of a pound party, and the members of the class each brought something, which was served during the course of the evening. The large dancing room proved rather small for the crowd, which was select, while the music was good. Among those present were Prof. and Mrs. Schlosser, Mr. and Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. Raeburn and Miss Lizzie Raeburn, Mrs. Weber and Miss Ida Weber, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. G. Schlosser, Misses Mary and Maggie Fitzgibbons, Misses Lillie and Lulu Kidwell, Misses Kate McCarthy, An- nie Donnelly, Anna Newhause, Bertha Worth, Katie Hawkshaw, Annie’ Sommer- ville, Ada Storay and Nellie Schlosser, Messrs. Baker, Page, Deardoff, Tanelle, Divine, Harvey, Downey, Armatt, Mehan, Sheehy, Harrison, McPherson, Mozier, Everett, Stanton, Dougherty, Miles, Brun- ner and Wolz. The music was under the direction of Profs. Ogle and Huebner. The first hop of the season, given by St. Ann's Aid Society at the town hall in Ten- leytown, proved to be a very popular af- fair, and was very largely attended, the largest crowd that has been at any dance of the society for some time. Dancing was commenced at $ o'clock and continued until midnight, when special cars conveyed the city people to town. Messrs. Frank Ward and Spencer Johnson were in charge of the floor. Mrs. Annie charge of the supper table Misses Callahan and othe ment table was under the charj Shoemaker, who had a host of a Marriage Bells. The marriage of Miss Daisy Blackford and Lieutenant Charles Sawtelle took place today at noon at Christ Church, and was Witnessed by a large number of people. The nuptial knot was tied by Rev. Dr. Stuart, the rector. The bride is the daugh- ter of Mr. B. Lewis Blackford, a well- known Insurance agent, while “the groom is an old Georgetown boy and enjoys a e refresh- > of Mrs. Ssistants, wide circle of acquaintances in this sec- tion of the cit Dr. John S. Bulings, jr., a son of Surgeon Generat John S. Billing A., will be married this afternoon at 5 o'clock at Red Chife, Beech Island, S. C., to Miss Kath- arine FitzSimons Hammond, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hammond, promi- nent residents of South Caroli Th grceom formerly resided at 302 N stree and has a large number of friends here. Real Estate. Building operations in this section of the ¢ity “are still continuing strong, and the prcspects are brighter than ever for a gced season. Mr. James Keliker of 1514 ‘32d stréet” has ‘started breaking ground on P street, north side, between 32d and 33d streets for the erection of a row of five brick dwellings. The buildings when com- pleted will be a decided improvement to the block, the site being a large vacant lot for several years. J. A. Baker has taken out a permit to erect a brick store at 3047 K street, the cost of which is placed at $4. The work will commence at once. Bad Condition. Thé condition of 37th street for its entire length frcm Prospect avenue to P street has been called to the attention of the Commissiorers, in hopes that some effort will be made to place it in condition. The street skirts the prorerty of George- town University, and is far worse than a country rcad. It is dangerous to drive Wagons over the thoroughfare, and in wet Weather pedestrians cannot use it. The street is without any sidewalks, and is illuminated at night with a few naphtha lamps. It is never cleaned, and refuse of all sorts remains uncollected on all parts of the highway. There is a movement now pending to extend this street to the Tenleytown road, but the residents of the present portion would be better satisfied if some little attention was shown the ex- isting street. Stock ¥ At the Arlington st ards yesterday there were a number of cattle placed on sale, going at the following prices: Best, 4 and 41-2 cents per pound; good, 31-2 and #£ ceats; medium, 3 and 31-2 cents; com- mon,.1%-4,and 3 cents. Sheep and lambs sold at the following quotations: Sheep, 2 and 31-2 cents per pound; lambs, 6 and 81-2 cents per pound; calves, 4 and 5 éents- A number of hogs were sold from 25 cents per pound. Eighteen cows and calves went from $15 to $45 per head. The state of the market was fair. Notes. John C. Hurst has transferred to Frances E. Hurst lots 7 to 22 and lots 36 to 40 in Clark and others’ subdivision of White- haven. Detective Bob Boardman last evening sent to the seventh precinct police station a stolen bicycle that had been recovered at Falis Church, Va. A NEW BICYCLE COURT. It Wax Opened Yesterday Under Most Favorable Auspices. The new bicycle court of the Eclipse Bi- cycle Company was opened yesterday and last night for the inspection of visitors. This court is situated on Massachusetts avenue between 17th and 18th streets north- west, adjoining the Force School building. It oeoupies-a large area of ground, the cir- cumference of which is about sixteen laps to the mile’ The court is to be used as a riding school, where persons may learn the use of the captious wheel under the best conditions and circumstances. The surface of the court is perfect for the pur- pose designed. There are dressing rooms, capable and polite instructors, and every- thing needful for the comfort of the patrons. The court is under the direction of Manager Lasley and Mr. C. Royce Hough. Over 4,000 invitations were sent out for the opening, and it is probable that num- ber of people attended. The place was thronged, and there was a steady stream of visitors coming and going. A large number of incandescent electric lights strung across the grcunds made the scene brilliant after dark last night. It is the purpose of the management to supply suffi- cient light so that persons desiring to learn to ride need not feel obliged to at- tend the court in the day. It is expected that this will add to the patronage of the court during the summer, when the nights will be preferable to the warm days for riding. The visitors to the opening yesterday were treated to an ee bicycle —————— Started Out Expressly to Get Drank. Arthur Mason, Horace Pate and Giles Johnson, colored, were arraigned before Judge Kimball today in the Police Court as suspicious persons and vagrants. Po- liceman Owens stated to the court that he. chserved the trio acting queerly yester- day rear some box cars in the vicinity of. “What have you got to say?” asked the court of one of the “We went out in the country to get ‘80 because */ drunk," was the reply. “We did so we didn’t want to get arrested. We didn’t no The Busy Corner, 8th and Market d Market Space. _ | S. Kann, Sons & Co. THAT Northwester Last night reminded us of our IT WAS A HOWLIN TODAY THE PEOPLE PREMATURE HEAT. SUOORKSs, A YEAR ERE SUPPRRING SO DIFFERENT TODAY: The weather bureau in last night's report said light showers tonight, clear and warmer tomorrow. WE DO BETTER THAN THAT. WHEN ww SAY SPECIAL BARGAINS WEDNESDAY WE \Q GOT THEM. For discal REP BORDERED box alg RISGED Tow Siz AND. BLUE 5 HONEYCOMB: TOWELS. Isat SOLD SIZE REGULARLY POR se >4 the. For Wednesday. i, DOZ, PLEACHED J ACQt > AND FRINGED TOWELS ES. 1x 6c s EN VER SOLD LESS THAN We ° THESE POUR ITEMS REPRESENT see) boy TOW! WHICH WILL BE . HALF OF ACTUAL W ROW F Ms OOLOCK M. UNTIL 6 OL kK PM. ONLY FOR CONSUMERS, Woolen DressGood Remnants. Carary WOOL NUNS VEILING IN HIGH a AS WELL AS AND BLACK 40INCH BLACK MOUAIR AND DOUBLE. WIDTH WOOL DRESS GOUDS IN PLAIN AND NOVELTIES, WORTH FROM 25 TO 35c : Se. SOc. PLAIN AND — » a ws NOVEL. sae DARK ¥ T 25c. That's a great place, that Rem- nant Department of ours! Customers do love to shop on this floor—so many attractive bargains and so little cost to buy them. FLOOR FOR THES® Our New THE ENTIRE THIRD LINE OF Boys SHIRT WAISTS ANI WEVE NEVER OWN RTMENT STYLES; THE PATTERNS ARE PRUTH THE MATERIALS THE BEST, AND THE F UNEXCELLED, ZWO Lats WHICH WE CARRIED OVER FROM LAST SEASON WILL BE SOLD MU: it SEA UNDER PORMBI PIdCES ONE LOT OF WAISTS, ALL SIZES DOME TO ‘E LOT OF PI EACH, BUT ON a T WE CLOSE THEM AT...... Our a Line. BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS, MAL GABNER'S PERCALE, LAG! OR COLLAR; AGES 3 TU 14 YEARS & E. CELEBRATED BOYS" WAIS' = INDIGO BLL K. GARNEE'S BEST GRADE | OF PERCALE, MADE WI TURN-DO'} 14 YEARS. Ri DERED PERCALE WAITS, ED ONT, WITH LARGE SAILOR tL ‘alt: 3’ To 14 « 50c. YEARS: WHITE UNLAUND! STS. PLEATED FRONT AND BACK, Er OR WITHOUT COLLAR Ge THE PURITAN. BLOUSE WAIST. MADE OF EXTRA TRNE INDIA’ LIS ISHED WITH IRISH : BROIDERY—SIZE 3°TO 14 YEA! This complete line of Waists can be found in our Men’s Furnishing Dept. Ist floor, Annex. We shall continue the sale of Rugs for another day. Also Screens and Racks. . Rugs, including All-over Body Brussels” V«l- Sgn Moguette, all long lengths; fringed both ends. Sold at $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00. Choice, 96. 300 Genuine Smyrna Ruzs, 30x00, figured or aui- mal patterns, light or dark styles. Sold at $2.25 50. Choice $1.49. mae Reversible Rugs, yard wide, 2 yards jong, in pretty striped designs. Sold formerly at ‘We. Cholee 30c. best English Axminster or Wilton Carpet size 30x00, fringed both ends. Sold at $2.50. 3-fold 5-foot-high Hard Ook Screen. Sold at $1. Special 0c. 3-fold. 5-foot-high Hard Oak Screen, Giled with Siikoline, Gold Cloth or Art Denims. Sold at $2.00. 2d Grand Rebuilding Sale.