Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1897, Page 12

\ 12 THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1897-16 PAGES. 260090005 60006 0sc0cesesnese |CAPTURED IN FITTSBURG/-G OLDENBERG'S |) vi; they’re Rich's BON patie BR oe oe “STORE NEWS.” |( shoes they’re proper.” € Hoe oe Professions] Orock Who Was Here at In- -—— ey're p h and G Sts. NV Ww. April twenty-third. — N EW suguration. o/': Another broadside of special op- ten-to F. MA RCH E. ememricran. Ys portunities will be ready REEDED Stole Jewelry From Visitors on a to qualities and values ere permitted in these eclumns, Ladies who are looking for a novelties in the new oxfords will find them here to their heart's content. And nowhere else will they find any that we show. _Perhaps the new tans, new wines, new greens, with green cloth tops and new tan patents, with tan cloth top, are the hand- somest. The idea is to have them match the costume, and we've enough variety to do it. For a day—tomorrow you morning in the ready-made suit & skirt dept. and in the ae boys’ clothing store. Last night about 9 o'clock a dispatch was received at pelice headquarters trom| The former is brought about by the Chief O'Mara of the Pittsburg pclice force, purchase for our two stores the en- which caused the detectivesito feel erate-| tire stock of a leading ladies’ tailor ful for the acti ef had Se pager enone an {ata protit-destroying reduction from his regular selling prices. It was taken in a case involving the;capture of an alleged professional crook, «who is wanted an immense deal, because it involved the investment of a big sum of No exaggerations as “Greeting” Prices On Lawn and Garden Requisites! Stoves, Screen Doors, Ice Cream Freezers, &c. - Car—The Plundeg Fully Identified, (7 SUMMER CORSETS. Where will you find an- other such: enormous stock . of Sommer Corsets? Where will you find such another variety? Where else will you find such pleasant sccluded par- lors for “trying” on Cors- The American Queen. ‘The beautiful “Karter” or April edition of the American Queen ts pearly exhansted, end old subseriters are requested to « nediately fer thelr copy. New sub tions Will be necepted this moth at 25 cents per annam—eithough the magazine is well worth $1. The Rush for those $19.98, $18, $15, E open the spring and summer season of ’97 under WV mere price-favorable circumstances than ever before. here, as well as in the recovery of several hundred dollars’ worth of. jewelry. The z s growth of our Lawn and Garden and ets? Here are a few of arrest is not only important because of g The trenien oe ar ii Gage boine came the styles of Sommer the prisoner's alleged connection with this} Moncy, but it brought us just such |) may have 12 & 10 Summer Goods trade has perm 3 1 f Corsets: case, but the police hope to fasten other| an Opportunity as we wished—to of- A lot of new shapes and new quantities from first hands, thus giving you the finest ee of B eB reeeiee 2S G. crimes on him and clear some other rob-| fer you the choice of some of the colored Ovxfords, for ladies, SUI S these goeds for even SS notion store prices for fa ©. B. A Ia Spirite, ‘Thomson's— beth See ae aayonies mer Js @| finest skirts, suits, capes and silk} which have been $2.50 and ~ ferior qualities. Few illustratio raaice iit circ aiiiee Howard Ward, but who is known here un-| Waists that have been made this sea-|( $2.75—for We offered at made" Corsets. All in der the alias, “Yellow Hobo.”- He is| son for Gas & Oil Stoves. $1.98 pair. A lot of ladies’ kid and patent leather Slippers, which have Lawn Mowers, $2 & $2.25. guaranteed). medium charged with having stolen a satchel con- taining about $500 worth of jewelry from a car at the Baltimore and Ohio denot on the night “of March 3. Mrs. Daniel H. Buck, who lives at No. 29 North 13th street, much less than cost of making. 1 uctaeesisee es (Latter full; been $1.75 and $2--for If. C sais » to the best, for a Uttle ste Philadelphia, is the lawful owner cf the z 5 hal You will remember these are pases betas Te tesco be fers saywneresctrom ike © jewelry. | She was here with a party of Help yourselves to them tomor- $1.48 pair mnbetly/“Singlo Satis —thetibs, one ve will send fo 14 H lone-burner Oil Stoves! at 5c. up to lends to witness the inauguration, on 5 ‘ ° ° me Card. Wc, ""nowe, “ajast” and | the bantso they lived ina ean at the dees Watie tne | TOW Morning. You can get an idea . or two of a kind, representing the balance of several of our most de- The have become sharpen it for $1 Garden Hose, $1.30. feet of good watering from these. The skirts. dozen figured mohair and Diack and visitors were away from the car sceing the sights the expert sneak thief, managed to get in the car and: secure the satchel containing the valuables. ‘fhe detectives A lot of men’s and boys’ can- vas leather trimmed bicycle sirable and quick-selling lines. shoes—the $1.75 and $2 sort-— fact that they 15 very Nettin ge hits heck ski enue itll Coane Poult audi bound: geaduveryi cleste ail 3 for broken in sizes so eagly in the season — = nozzle aml e hang to them—would be $1.98- they not couplings onl 7 : Nozzle holder Grass Shears, 25c. Garden Rakes, 20c. Garden Hoes, 20c. ts OOOS® y aM given with each sale of 25 BARBER & ROSS, ting, in full rows of 159 ft. 100 ‘sq. ft 3-qt. Arctic Freezers, $1.35. 3-qt. Gem Freezers, $1.60. 4-qt. Gem Freezers, $1.95. Garbage Cans, 50c. values for tomorrow: 50c. Bicycle Leggins. Ladies’ and Men's Black or Tan Canvas Full-length Legptas heeled or spring heel, om several new shapes. $1.50 Ladies’ $2 Oxfords. 2,000 patrs Hand-xewed Turn-sole Oxford Ties, made of softest and best Diack or brown vict kid, Mined throughout with kid. Half a dozen different nobby new styles. Ladies’ $4 Tan Boots. BOOO® Some Special Saturday SHOE-PLUMS. customers every day in the week—but we are prepared Ten’s Bike Shoes. Comfortable and Well-made PEPE OPEC EPPS EOI D PIDEDOO OOS EPOOSISOIOO IIOP OPO OE MOLI DIP>OMOOOID OOO Brown Canvas Bicycle Shoes, with Russia leather trimmings. Made of soft, ‘weart black, viel Kid. Corrs Round or square toe. $2.50 Men’s $3 Tan Shoes. Hand-sewed Welt on all the popular comfortable shapes. Men’s $4 Shoes. Satisfactory, or money re- turned. {HOWARD'S LP PODHMEDGGE HOS-O: O90 OO99O0G004600050000060000006-04664000000000000000000 ve 9H9O69500600040060644458054 ——— ular of all the photos we make. ‘Th - the daintiest, - ings—and mounted on ey" the new import. ‘Our Mezzo Tints are easily the most pop- re too. Just like steel engray- red the property, but without success, until two days ago, when Chief O'Mara scnt In- spector Hollinberger a letter making the been secured low enough to sy choice 98 cents. not secured the: choice Si. 95. ‘Ten dozen fine novelty pebble-weave and creponette skirts, the very nowest shades—lined wii and rustle perceline Yelvet bound—garments that are worth $5— choice $5.98. Elegant black silk grenadi sun-ray pleat- choice $6.98. ‘The very handsome and exceedingly stylish moire velour skirts—tallor-made and perfect RD DPDARRAPDR ODA DaDOODRON Danna OID I I DID IID IOP IDI $1.48 pair. $2.48 pair. At any time if there's any- thing you want out of the ordi- nary—any novelty that you've B. Rich’s Sons, “High-art footwear for the elite,” ten-two F Street. qOLBR AAR AP PIP PBR APR IBR IPP PIP IDI III III i OO ower cknew’s proves that they are more than ordi- narily attractive. They are elegant- | $7.98 —-has diminished the lot just about ft. of hose or more. | Wire Poultry es A lot of ladies’ kid canvas top ¢}ly man-tailored—every one of them. Secs | ane ae een bicycle shoes—$3 and . $3.50 ) | Some are shown with fly-front reefer We will send for your Water- aey : + Card. Ine Hose. repair oud return it Ice Cream Freezers. Sa values—for and some with Eton jacket, in a for Be. All Corsets guaranteed good assortment of fine mixed nov- elty cloth and plain colors. Also a few very nobby combination suits, and about a half dozen Misses’ Suits. They sold Easter week and before at Screen Doors,75c Special lot of 4-gal. Garbage 50 Corset Store, choice $2.75. seen in New Y. ork—you may be $19. 98, $18, $15, $12 and $10. We | Cans, with good flange cover. fom oats iS aE Se av ao ere | Ge SESS re , Oe 1003 F St ples aaa sure to find it here. will close them out tomorrow at Doors, complete with — spring Big stock of Garbage Cans in all varieties 2g ° silk “skiris—the large, exquisitely pretty eee hinges, hook and eye and knob, 75C. | and sizes. Built in accordance with the it patterns which fashion has decresd proper OONF ooo sic e cc ccecnnseccee District regulations. Paes yorll find selling for $8.50 ° ° These very stylish Light and Dark Ton Serg> Suits, with fiy-front reefer jacket, are very desirable for wear at the seashore SO és or in the country They ar* very cool und ‘irts —nearl: ren iP wide—splen- “MEZZO TINTS” on Howara Ward. Gale, lined and talloredrkirts ‘which’ sell ay RAR AAS | SERENE nd tery tecomning to the arent usually for $10— = s. You have paid $5 anc 3 1 1 t h & G Sts. The New German Mounts. ; made every effort to locate the thief and no better qualities « $5.98 for an All-silk-lined Suit at me inquiry: “Do you know anything about a in hang—the very acme of stylishness —really £ ie a low price has induced us to have wade B ae Thee several new styles and sizes. | YOUNE colored man who gives his name as/ worth $12.50. DAILY LEITER. up to our special onder a very stylish u Howard Ward and. claims to come from w ii. . Stale, 1107 F St. uccessor to M. B. BRADY. “ap23-160 Fees es ee , KING'S PALACE. Beautiful | Exhibit of buying chances are rare: FLOWERS. tomorrow. Keds. Jack, ‘Corie, Pink and Teal Roses. 25c. value. Tomorrow aly 25c. Double Violets, roc. Handsome English Double sui OC, Brauch Flowers of ail kinds. 1 Oc. UNTRIMMED HATS. 59c. Untrimmed Hats, 25c. In this lot will be found Short-back and mi Kinds. Choice for. : $1 Batavia Short Back Sailors, Short-back 49c, Qualify Batavia Satlors, latest shades of red, heliotrope, green, brown and. natural ‘colors.§ Velvet 4 Elegant eer Selma, Ohio?"’ The letter contained a photograph of the prisoner and gave the information that Ward was arrested in Pittsburg on the 20th of last month and had in his pos- seesion about $500 worth of jewelry. Chief O'Mara said in the letter that he had just learned this week that Ward was in this city befure he came there, and said he would be released from the Pittsburg work- hovse yesterday. The description of some of the jewelry convinced Inspector Hol- linberger that the robber of Mrs. Buck was in custody, and he wired Chief O'Mara to hold the prisoner a few days longer. fully identified the jewelry. Lacy had several conversations with him. Like other people of hig class, he was blowing hot and cold at the game time, so thought by the local detectives that he is an up-to-date crook. He is more intelli- gent than the average man of his class, and is well educated. Although he js bright and intelligent, he wears old clothes, giving vestigations concerning the prisoner, and he learned that he was employed about the railroad depot about the time the robbery was committed. It is thought that the offi- cer will return with the prisoner and jew- elry about Saturday. SS END OF THE SESSION. Convention of Woman's. Foreign Mis- sionary Socicty Adjourns. The delegates to the twenty-sixth annual meeting of the Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society, which began in this delegates were accompanied by a large choice $9. ; 2 lots suits. Lot of ladies’ tatlor-made euits, consisting of camels’ hair and cheviot serges, all- Wool novelty cloths, vigereaux suitings and coverts—in black and all the very newest and most eS shade jackets made **Eton,’’ fly-front “Reefer” and tight-fitting "and every ove all-silk lined. The Ee oS Mined with rustle percaline and velvet-bound. Not a suit in this lot sells ordinarily for less than $10—your choice $5.48. —all styles of jackets—some all lined with The capes. Lot of black silk capex, richly trimmed choice for $5.98. Handsome moire velour silk capes—trim- med with silk chiffon and satin ribbon, with es collars—silk-lined, and really ‘worth sailor collars to match—tastefully braid- trimmed and really worth 3— choice $1.98. Lot of tan covert half-silk-lined_ spring Jackets, which you see selling for $5 about town—here for $3.98 each. The silk waists. Six dozen fine black China silk waists— pleated back and shirred yoke—deep girdle and stock collars—really $5 values—for 3.69 each. AoA Il give mothers an opportunity tomorrow to suit the little fellows— Established 1862, Dainty new Coats & Capes We have just received some of the dain- tiest and most beautiful of the latter-day conceptions of the great New York artists in Gapes aid Coats for Spring wear. They represent the very highest grade garments Possible to purchase: ‘These new arrivals, There is really no good, desirable style trimmed around neck with chiffon an $8, ribbon blue, plum and black. Lined throughout with best quality silk and hand- $18 somely braid trimmed. Only...... A superb and extensive Mne of Black Coats, in light weight, for spring wear, at empire back, very band- somely braided, in all the new colors, at $3.50 to $13.50. Our famous ‘‘Lucca”’ $1 Gloves. You will pardon us for saying so much abouc our ‘Lucca’ $1 Glove, but the quicker you are introduced to them the bet- ter, for they are the best $1 glove we have ever seen in our thirty-five years of glove experience. They are 4-button, made frow the best selected skin in France, shown in mode, tan, maize, pearl, white and Mack, with self arl black embroidery. They are attention te cur superb stock of Parasols of the fiy-front reefer Cheviot-Serge Sult There ts litth _. had this Mine for un. « $10. 49 prime cost, viz. SKIR’ I S. for Moire Velour, Satin Brocaded and Stik Brocaded Skirts, for we have sokl more with both jacket and skirt Mined with silk. are really offered ‘y at $7.49 seems to be a very attractive price at that price this season than of her 4 Philadelpht: together with our already extensive stock, line in stock. The skirt we offer ix an - eon 3 2 3 ill q aoe tine ee ienea oe ae Tand 5 arother: rot of ladle | fue imported sergea make our line ove of the most conyplete excellent value In every way. It is made Our Stores are noted for being crowded with i imet y ° her ‘husband go to Pittsbixg, where they all the very rewest shades-—hardly two alike and best assorted ty be seen bereabouts. 1 and is Hined Word of their eRe identification was communicated to In- | — handsome changeable taffeta clilk—skirts have missing from the collection. $7 6 for specially large crowds every Saturday. If we have at ‘ow, We have ailed the saps tande spector Hollinberger last night, and this | xT dust ruffe- Every single sult in this Beautiful new Novelty Capes, in green, worth $10. Only 69 any special attractions to offer, we generally open them Ke nd ovale scone wih ser norning Detective Lec yan bie ta oyaice fo price them as others bave—but inatead Se ae ie oan Hesantly cag giandeame sine of “Figured. Bro- ne er ve the viry elaborately braid trim- ne . tina up on Saturdays. seuclioe. tare are tas eee wens to Pittsburg for the prisoner. choice for $10 98, med. Fiom $5 to $20. cf are easily worth $1.98. To- $1 48 Large and advantageous purchases enable us to the District. We make some specially Howard Ward, who was better known 07 Oo Hardsome Diagonal Cloth Capes, ned 5 8 inviting offers fo- tomorrow. Take the here as “Yellow Hobo,” was in this city esti cncpubaTc lia at agente eee decanter eae Se quote the following low prices on these excellent Shoe fullest advantage of them you can. Such during the inauguration, and Detective > of Handsome New Checked Skirts, %: Cloth Skirts, Plain Brilliantine Skirts, Serge Skirts and : with deep allk chiffon and satin ribbon — Beautiful Tan Covert Cloth Jacket Fimo egrelice-ia c. @ » 25c. American Beauty Roses,gc. it is now charged, for while he was giving mays double aes nae in back and are very $5 lines which originally sold for Dp Z if totiaei/Ammaricaneauty Rosas’ ith the officers information he jas also victim- pmodsont pe ee Saito a Syed A very stylish line of Ladies’ Broadcloth ®. And will offer you your .98 & bud and foliage, upon a separate counter izing some of .the inaugural visitors. It is — exe Coats, man-taflored, strapped seams, in tan, choice tomorrow at. = An All-silk Lined Jacket, $4.98. You can wear these Black and Tan Covert ‘Violets, with leaves. Usual him the appearance of being a tramp, and $5 and up. gn Gi yalue, 250. Special price "for in this way he succeeds in avoiding sus- choice for $6.98. head Se Cloth Jackets, which are all ek ined, al DB turday only. picion. His disguise certainly worked well ty Gnts, in oe aod red. Very cate EC ftrongh the summer, and tn the early tall - ¥ | in this city, for the detectives paid but Iit- : F are very conventent as Wraps, und are : o a 75°. and 50c. Sample Flow Hee Cala Sete cor tie cetects Age cOt ike The jackets. = Sees Beet peo ae fa eo Nght they can be carried on the arm Ladies’ $1.25 Boots. Ten’s $2 Low Shoes. eee ra é cole ear Giese ee Be calcd sole Lot of children's spring “Empire” Jackets fished Children's Reefers, with large nd oe : peirg Another ehipment of these lovely sam: Hobo.” Since the receipt of Chief O'Mara’s | of tof <llldren's spring ““Emplre’” jacket $6. But we shall offer them Plack and Tan Stout Kid Comfortable Oxford Ties, Flowers, Violets letter. Detective Lacy has made further ine plain sailor collars, = @ special tomorrow only $4.98 $3, $4 & $5 Children’s Reefers, $1.98. These are last year's Reefers, but could hardly tell them from some of th new styles of this spring. They are shown in plain and fancy novelty cloth, in sizes Siva\ gait. was ae $1.98 $3.98 Silk Waists. tomorrew ... = ease bound, Choice...........06 city Tuesday afternoon and closed last a euuy ard , Snowe warranted tel $ evening with a muss meeting at Calvary 9 Hy Se pe a aaa ed wage We have just received another shipment of _@ S OO © Special Saturday Sale Baptist Church, today made a pilgrimage Boy: Ss clothing Sale} Parasol Leader. thoee Taffeta Aili Shire Walats, In black aod o D 9 of TRIMMED HATS. to Mount Vernon on the Macalester. The Just as a leader to call your immediate changeable effects, with detachable lMnen collar and soft cuffs. The . 1 x best value we ever handled $6 and $5 Trimmed Hats, $3.98. number of members of the Baptist We shall offer those very stylish Colored Bes $3.98 These Shoes are made Brews ce Bick lar $6 and $5 values Trimmed churches of the District of Columbia. and big boys, too—at a big saving of] €hina Silk Pararols, tm purple, bive, plum, = 2d foe brown Taced, Gaiters or Tiem Hooraing Hate snl Bose Us The mass meeting last night was very|even “Goldenberg’s prices.” Do} frowns » $1.25 $1 Gloves, 67¢c “Everbright™” kid. it are supe: nets, latest aml most ef- largely attended, as were, indeed, all the | ,, li 5 pene . e elt soles, for styl ‘ , g ” 1 you realize what that means? Gold- = Bit ce artes” wee {or most $1 Shoes. fective sipien. “Sreclsi S3 QB _¥| sessions of the convention, Rev brs. 1. | > “| Underwear for stout ladies. | © tes exccnent quality Ladies’ Kid Gloves OOO WM. HAHN & CO.’S CLOAK DEPT. 1 lot of Micses’ and Children’s Reefers, exceptional value in make, Suits, $4.98. | Greene, pastor of the church, presided at the former, and introduced President B. L. Whitman of Columbian University, who Alonzo Pettit as speaker, and who was enberg’s ordinary prices are a third less than the clothiers’. Lot of wool cheviot sults—double seats and knees “splendid patterns—and colors— sizes 14 to 19 years—the clothiers’ $6 val- We make a specialty of large sizes in Ladies’ Underwear, carrying as high as 46. ‘There Is no woman so stout but what she can be perfectly and satisfactorily fitted inche wide, all the new colors. are what remain of a large line which we have been selling the past two or three months ut $1. They are shown in the fash- Jonabie shades of tan, red, mode and n ize: hy address on issions,”” the clothiers’ $3 suits for stock. The new sprit 7 . e ” style and material. Special 7 made a lengthy r from our underwear ew spring also black. Have “Cluze” Patent Thumb pelea eee Oc. The proceedings of the final meetings of $1.98 for a day. waiguislora iaow Bas Sai amr iecb Saaaelbacy: whan on d $2.50 Skirts, 98 the convention proper, which were not in- N Stock liars pics pas ea a sou 67c QB RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, rae stad a $2: ani 5 » 98 cluded in The Star's ‘report of last even- IAciotlot chaps RtAnSp DIEM Gheviot eal ts lew Co . ad ged no mere . - avers: 9), Ee Figured Brilltantine ing, were very interesting.. After reports all wool—fast in colors—thoroughly sbrunk— ‘The very lat-st in neckwear—new Stock S er eee gag Be ee ‘akists, full lined, were made on senior state work and junior Italian cloth lined—the clothiers’ $4 sults Collate, in Black, white, cardinal, mavy xquisite page Car USE state work by Mrs. O. J. Maynard and 1 ost 5 €Se €9989695e6800080 SOSSS86e #: bound.” © Worth oe 98c. $ Mrs. Herbert Pike of Massachusetts, re- $2.48 for a day. aa a Se 256. 2 2 penis y spectively, the convention was converted ee nh |) ee Se ee N P I = = = = $7. 50 Serge and Novelty Cloth ¢ into an “open parliament,” with Mrs. Lot of boys’ nobby plaid long pants sults— Beautifol Moire Taffeta Silk Ribbons, 5 ew rarasois, ) Where there is much ~~ Fine Quality Serge a Novelty Cloth supposed to represent Speaker Reed. ues for 29c. Special tomorrow only.....-.++-+-+ ‘Those very stylish mew Changeable Taf- " feta Silk Coaching Parasols, which are going 3 : Salts, latest effects, A bill, entitled “Some ways of solicit- $4.50 for a day. cai ee thi ‘and whic It doesn’t take a man long to grow | ( 66 99 ee eth near a 94. 08 ing,” was introduced by Mrs. B. A. Shreeve DOORS or en. to be all the rage this year, ch E of ps gah W a & I * . 2 = not to be found elsewbere with “cheap” tailoring. ear ear navy, blue and black... pad disgusted Per asa member from New Jersey, and she ence to a bill, entitled, “Our missionary For a ey. take the regular ‘*Mother's sailors, Straw Tams at 48c. Ready-made Veils, with new ap- ten-min Frien undered shirt waist for boys— It is always our custom to be “fore- under $2.50. Here tomorrow He soon discovers that what on the | ( ;,0° 4,ficor covering Linoleum shoald be used. The bill was also. advocated by ten oiner | ety watterne—smaller size, with broad Manded’” Ia Introducing the sew styles, and at the specta tntroauctory price Hf] .75 soon dis s n th most impoentb Bell = S . Shirts : cs lik y ing our regular 90c. and $1" gra inoleut members, each of whom spoke for one Fon Aad ted 4 80 you find your new Novelty Neglige aaa Race Of 1 Wook bie cconcainy ete ae Stier Sard isa bargain Sore iy = minute in its favor. It.was then put to 58c. for a day. for '97 are here first. We carry a full line Cc Se reality the greatest extravagance. preclated by the aaeanaee vote and adopted unanimously. - eagle tends. of the regular Madras and Percale Neglige, wd ei ings, Cc. Our tailoring ranks among the best as brenty 5 iV, A similar course was pursued in refer- Boss’ straw hats are reads. 25c. for large with collars and cuffs attached, at 50c. —even though our prices are but a “sweat shop” Spring Suits, $18 and trifle higher than the tailor asks.” $2o0—and up to $50. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Expert Tailor, 1208 F st. It | | The Houghton led 1214 F St) A Wonderful Trunk Bargain. | i PALACE, 4812-814 7th StBE Bec. Seceeerecoserecorosoosqne$ meetings,” which was offered by Mrs. C. S. Savage of New York, with the exception that but three ladies beBides the author advocated the adoptioin of Mrs. Savage's bill. It was, however, capried without a dissenting vote. The election of officers for the ensuing year resulted in the selectign for another term of the following: President, Mrs. Ladies straw sailors. We have started out by showing the hand- somest line of ladies’ trimmed sailor hats in town. We shall sell them for ao fourth less than the millinery stores. Jaunty black and blue sailors—high or low crowns—usual 39c, sort—for atc. each. up, in addition to a splendid new assortment of the novelties, Including India Madras and Novelty Weaves, which are to be worn with white collar. Some have cuffs at- tached and some with cuffs detached. ‘$11 A very excelient quality at.... Men's Medium-weight Underwear, a the good kinds, Splendid values, from 50c. up. ‘Would call particular attention to the Dr. plique edge, 50c. today and always heretofore. Special tomorrow only 3 1 c. 25c. Chocolates, I ic 00 Ibs. of those Delicions Cveam Choco- lates, in all flavors, just made up. Se. at all the condy llc. — SSE Sarah C. Durfee of Rhdde’ Island; vi pores ts coed qemerinnt dca lb aaa EAT i I oe are (Only 2 pounds to a customer.) presidents, Mrs. Robert -lHfarris of New Jaeger Health Underwear in spring weight x BEST BUILT. York, Mrs. M. H. Bisby of«Rhode Island, | cation of split and, sennette ‘steaw-—asual for ladies, men and children—the standard Our famous 19c. Candy Mixture has a Mrs. G. W. Dean of Massachusetts; cor- 2/| Mrs.’J. B. Colgate of New,-¥ork, Mrs. F. $1 sort—for underwear of the world. Not so high priced larger assortment than ever before. It will Painless Extracting. . b} W. Tustin of Pennsylvania, Mrs. E. W. 48c. each. as you think. Some of it may be had for as include tomorrow the new Chocolate Maca- ) rake Diagest | bargains in Bliss of Washington, Do see oe w : Uttle as $1.75. Catalogue free. roons and ig Pulps. ‘Tul ever advert! extra uncan of Massachysetts, Ts. ‘QUERY? es oar mee 965-50 Paunee of New Yank, Mischa Miner| Ait awrersaear’ “2 ol ennsylvania, rs. <n rooks of If we never washed our eyes, (| $ m5 tolte all pare rested @ Now Jersey, Mrs: Moses Giddings of Maine | Abe, each. Wim. H. licKnew, } and when diseased never treated and see it. Mrs. Alvah Hovey of Massa: aghusetts; clerk, them, should we be surprised at losing them? Why then should we expect the teeth to withstand every possible neglect? iKmneessi, 4267 ¢ Expert Trunk repairing. mb1-3m,25 iid a a a i TRAVEL, respording secretaries, foreign department, Mrs. H. G. Safford of Masseshusetts; home department, Mrs. N. ~~ dg ‘bury of Mas- sachusetts; treasurer, M! lice F. Sted- man of Massachusetts; al ad peed at ches. Men’s white China si Usual one day specials. a four- sort for lie washable ties—the 25c. T2}c. each. in-band 33 Pa. Ave. MARCHE, Ce cuss OU5 GE EEAEToRE aor PRPETi Rees weentagege c8i0d? othe eer GeaekRatia Erew’d EGZiGRESE Fo PRUSSPRAERSEEREE Fes tRsbssed BaeFeGaened a ty xx H Chandler of Bostcn; Men's white Unlaupdered sh t shirte pare linen > L. Pierce, Miss Ida, 2 Hunneman, "hire 314 and 316 7th St. Evans’ Dental Parlors,)| DRUGGISTS MUST |) the $5 One Buby anata ava Soot ah Gg | Hawt i en, th lt OUR NEW : BE INFALLIBLE. i The, folliiig youne, milonaree wo LADIES’ Go to Siccardi’s —— A drogetst can't afford to make mistakes | {fj 1s Worth Possessing. field made bret addresees tn referees ta , e iron — bucket was FOR BARGAINS 1X HUMAN HATR. a fe ba tite or paste wets 1231 Penna. Ave. || their ‘tuture duties: Misses Lilian Bast. . ; = at oe We have just received a large assortment of | ——— creates « bed impression, Fi think teat: man_of Union City, Pa., Annie M. Sinker 3 Eallan ao Preach Tortoise Shell’ Combe and Vins, Py makes slight mistakes == of Ea ee 3 (Sutherland , TRUCT Washington, oo er ec : = Er Weltoee make mistakes. We know Important to Ladies. a lpale Telyoa of Newbure, Ni. Yo Sarah neiies rae — ‘Ste also sclling a e Long Human = ue how to baleen pear . “We are Ap invoice of $6,000 worth of Hair Switches, all ae and Annie‘ Crow! of Engiand HAVE COME. GO Switches reduced” to $1.00. oo caries frome tines: Jo whey Ren Seem censtszed: to tnd Ada Newell of Pawtucket, R. 1. Call and inspect them. 09 Switches reduced to $2.60 Arlington Drug Store, ites tne wosloanie pice. A Nery tne Hair Switcs, | After, appropriate farewell errant than Gray and White Hair tm same proportion. | Cor. Vt, Ai HSt 455, short 8 gig pe eT Soe 9 § eee «| Sz" ot poe Ea GOLDEN BERG Ss, Eee Tee at ume. iccardi, cor sho? THaT Ss = TAKING Neate eee Fy iim STZ & CO. 467 Penna. th st.. next to Palais Royal. Lemon-Seltzer—a pleasant and at the same time ? fen servent—o |. F 3 : . ee Se Se eee, eee — cure. ABo | cares Soins some ‘will reach | ths'|: 926-928 7th-706 K Sts. :