Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1897, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1897-14 PAGES. a ee | GOLDENBERG’S eeseeeees |THE WORLD OF SOCIETY = = Best Lit Price: ANNEXATION S§LE-NEWS. sla nos 2 ain saci Tae BARGAINS " besccsgset jo diese ai of yy Ladies’ and will to-a' great extent aelp genx te TTen’s Belts. _———— Reet Reductions in Domestics ey ATs PERRY’S. FoR meTES RCTION, Strawberries are remarkably — fi > plentiful and the season of peach- -es, cherries, plums, berries isn’t far off, which puts us in mind of preserving kettles and fruit jars. -Preserving Kettles —of the very best quality—por- celain lined—here as follows: Capitol HIM Wheeimen te Organtze Against the Thieves. Wedding Festivities Here and Else-| Bicycle riders tiring on Capitol HM have had so many unplensant experiences, Intely, where. that they are going to form a protective eaten: And, said one 6f the ¥ttims to : © tar reporter; the first thief taptured & Pennsylvania Congressman Wil | may be roughly handied, instead of having ke aves a Ree the good fortune 16 get A free tie to the pollee statior! iinmelested: When these thieves, who endeavor to eke ent an extst- A very decisive effort wil] be made sonal Notes. Now and then a manufacturer tells us we are too particu- ’ Pears fee oe oe of this wes which er ence 7 ftealing ainstead of doing some lar about what we sell. As if such a thing could be possible. B-at., 5c. e entirely remove cause of the ‘We are ateplaying the largest and honest laber, eonfined their operations té We ARE particular not feats the Cardone our pat- archway to occupy this part of the choleest stock of Ladies’ Men's The marriage of Representative Monroe ae ae bleyeles there was not se much rea- 4 K pi 12qt., 450. 2tat., , Belts tn the elty—the fact of the H. Kulp of. Mitton, Pa., and Mrs. Barah | £9? for alarm. wall, ——— 5s tors ef ie For a single da ‘will. off Mason’s fruit jars. inch all-woel Lipetatemes i. tatter le—they haven't sold as well Detwiler of Shamokin, Pa. has just been ‘as: they should, owing to the beck- announced. Mrs. Detwiler ie the sister of ‘wardnces of the season—Rather than W. CG. MeConnéi of that place, and ts eon- carry them over we have “eut"' the sidered one of the handsemest women in rons have in us and our stocks: We ARE particular not to lower the standard of a store that has had the reputation for bestness from the day it opened its doors—more than half a century ago. We ARE particular that nothing shall leave our S0e. dosen for pints. figured etamines, all-wool_al 3 Prices very Grep. A fow eaampleet Northumberland county: ‘The wedding will counters that will not reflect credit upon us. We ARE particu- Se and 42-inch high luster mohair— ‘S135 a vour at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning in the lar to see that our customers enjoy the fullest satisfaction in stuffs such as you cannot buy else- Sontheexanotinlepen Re 3 HE | = a bat —a their purchases here. where for less than 39 and 50 cents S125 0m Ce sare, cisees fom Sen ceatheavanee aid ean Se a yard—for Reet nt BOCs Bt Wow Lense, Geum, colors . BELTS, Mrs. ‘. he , Mi Another 2 COTTE con. | $e oe cin arent ce retroer Bava pone ubwod fv the Pom mer. sisting of 46-inch silk finished Ger- Not TOO particular—but remittingly loyal to that motto —famous because it is always true— “the BEST— CHEAP- ESY.” Wash Goods.” Thei De rl porte ces mpi owl analtggret es This is a reduction sale of “Native Wash Goods.’ eir : man henrietta, fine English mohair organ were married at Calvary cect. novelty and uniqueness make a strong appeal to your appre- 46-inch double-twilled jm: ; == aad chords Sekurtor * SESS hey ciation. Our “particularness” insures the strength of the values serge and 46-inch: fancy i s Greene, D. D. pastor at pelvary Baptist mn in spite of the lowered prices. We are clearing the counters Geksic crak h ft find oF of ‘ne First Congregational Church, 4 i i i et eee Me 35c. Pr-:~ g. Foster presided at the organ: id the wheel was after: —and exclusiveness, or anything else, cannot stand in the way. selling at 50 to 69 cents a yard the oh | Ms, e-c S. Wontor presided at te orwns: wards Sapevenedy tek ee wea et We offer you some very special inducements—better than ward half be Willen: Hi’ Roneavilie, Willlam W. Everett, | ‘he, tire from it. = i > i yen overs offered for a 9 Edwin nh Coomer Paul E. Sleman, Frank | , The latest theft of the kind was reported any you have come across in some time, we believe. But we day at : Fee so rink Cites und Jonn B. | $0, tht boliee Be rdny, i" Ea sopore are “out of pocket” for every penny difference between regu- - 44 cents Sleman, sr. "ie bride, leaning on 9 arm | wheel. Th wee handle tars from the lar prices and the “cut” prices—and you will be just that much . Te eae ie Fine Harness, Trunks, &c., eee anea the atale ty the tubers wed of ithe atest “patent and were probably “ eal . mices: 5 - : 7, Miss Kunioe . The heir attractive appear: ‘in pocket’—for the regular prices are actual value p' sist = pore a sets rel 1328 F St Near Ebbitt. $| tos.meld ot honor, ies ae aure of their at inch justrous mohair Sroom was ai icyole Detectty; Sa ey Sere ca “ - 9 i is city. bride ¢ Boardman knows of 3 ; FAT-TEN-U AND CORPULA, rommxc's var. | Sicilian (note the width), silk finished|% ,, Phone 1636. $ | rere ee Tas gown of white organdie ory, fastts, and fe looking for the prop- Batistes. Shirting Madras. $| Gave VLEGH AND SILENGIN FO Chime, | (2p dete henrietta, handsome fig-| 22900400004-0000090000006000 | OVer, White antin, and the maid, of honor wien att week he recovered several stolen x ‘ 3 tees 9 5 d ist fiat eee vv | wore white organdie ever y¥ d = = eo A CHOICE VARIETY OF THE NEW STRIPES AND CHEJKS ON PINK, McLESTHR. POPULAH IRISH comxpias—| Ured English mohair, very lustrous ODD BICYCLE decorations consisted largely of daisies, a IssuK . PATTERNS IN EMBROIDERED BAT- LIGHT BLUE AND WHITE GROUNDS 8 | THEY WILL MAKH YOU PLUMP AND nosy—| English reversible brilliantine and each of the ushers wore a daisy in his but- OF CERTIFICATES, ISTES—LINEN EFFECTS. THEY ARE —“CATCHY” PATTERNS. 32 INCHES THEY CURE NERVE AND BRAIN EXHAUS- all . = Sit P. ANTS. 1 50. tonhole. The bride and groom are both 30 INCHES WIDE—-AND WERE 2c. WIDE—AND WERE 25c. A YD._NOW TION—THEY MAKE WEAK PHOPLE STRONG. -wool Irish poplin—stuffs which 5 ee ==-§ JU, yery popular amene ood Wee ae! .and Ole Receivers Con- sow a nc Tine CYCLE SUITS—1 by % == an tal A XD__Now 15c. 4 WRITE 70 LORING & 00-5 Gu1caco on xew | S0ld this season for 6gc. and 75c. a] 23> api TLE SUITS the newest tects, $4.50} frends, au, copectaptiot and First Con-| rn. seeciees seas bad a 12] c. 4 ° YD. YORK MEDICAL DEPARTMENT For FRE aD- | yard—shall be offered you for a day BICYCLE STOCKINGS finest English pro-| gregational Churches. Mr. Morgan was). 07040 7 ont smear ee (Dive xv. z MOE ABOUT YOUR GASE-RUPTURB CURED- | at ee ee secretary of the C anaes Gere geeen (Ree eri rahe it tetaress — Le ‘3 TRUSS AND TREATMENT JN THE ‘Wo! vention comm! applica: ~ e Uni = Percales. $ | Wout“Dmonine youn case FoLIy. 59 cents. 2 5 Sorate immaadicaa cies Som | ET vam 0d" toe Riemee oe eevee | mee gs eae wenn, Oe EVERY PATTERN WE HAVE PUT ‘The follow! fone ai: A . "$1 then sertssan fue about $700,000 of certifi- : Lace Lawns. OUT HERE IS A POPULAR ONE— Charles McLester, abe tae ote creneea in shies The inroads which have been made B. mir mee = Sas & Sat and Mrs. Crosby have taken a | °ote™ The proposed issue will be addition- SOME STYLES THAT YOU WILL A NEW ONE-AN EXCLUSIVE ONE. 3 | city: ee as ‘wing | UPOM the silks are distinctly appar- H. Stinemetz so Cantal Narragansett for the summer, |! % those heretofore put on the proper:y, LOWES PRIREELGS (ON <ISTSD pecienieoae LY repace your Loring's Fat-Ten-U and Corpala Foods St ys {ent. The silks will have to share|\” M, | and with their daughters, —a and will run for three years, bearing inter- site hr a A ve my welght J js HATTERS and FURRIERS, 1237 PA. AVE. ‘Mise Jean, will leave y 3 GROUNDS. THESE AME 25 INCHES 12 Wc. a G | Bot all“ x ave Been ver dees with the black stuffs, and} "fatwaru 7 Mrs Flavius T. Johnson has returned |" The receivers anticipate that there will Se ae aaa iey “outlet pow of several whe nave tried | Hence their Stocks nine be reduced. | oo trom her trip to St. Paul and Chicago. | Be some opposition to the application, but - = NoW- : foods with marvelous results, tty but leve the permission so grant- ; 12] é Bicycle Suitings Jonadar making foods with marrelogs results. 1 | Tomorrow you will be asked to take When You Wednesday evening last a pretty but | Palleyo the permission consi be S : Cc. g % | who stated at the time that he had thoroughly ° quiet wedding was solemnized at the ot ahs) use the proceeds of 2 ‘° XD. THREE WASH WEAVES THAT z eee te foods’ a a used them con- 5 lots silks dence of the bride’s sister, Mrs. eee 50,000 nti ten vere eared Fang for ARE INTENDED EXPRESSLY FOR os = is practice. fer you may use treet the contracting par- - stec! , heretofore r= z ae BICYCLING COSTUMES— } | iF wiilingt asses temulgus. Poeucations, and I} at a big: sacrifice. Clean House tee being air, Howard ae eh aoe iencaies eeiooaee gh Aerie Neen) er: 23-INCH WOOL EFFECTS—SEV- la and Fat-Ten-U togethe: recognized by Ee ex 5 : t rid of the bugs at the same time. Isabella R. Ellis. The ceremony was wit- i necestary for Corded Mulls & Dimities. ERAL STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM— the medical profeerion one safe (und certain cure All of our foundation sating in ‘Afcer "you. clean cach pom ive ithe Z| nessed by the immediate families. ae cea receivers to pay cash tor the Falls, and COME LOOKING FOR SPECIALLY now— [eas te tam ane in any Rondition: hdseter deltente, | White, cream, pink, blue, nile and |’ inkling with THOMPSON'S INSECT Mra. H. Evans Wylie of Lancaster, © fu, | Belling # detault of payments of interest FINE QUALITIES-THE KIND THAT 1 8c A G | Eat-Teo-U ts pat up in tablets dnd tn liquid form. | maize, which have been 39 cents a pies aS ee | Mrs. 301 - Webb, ton some securities, which ure now met oy eanes ek } : ; ellen, : e Ve no more‘bngs to bother you @ | at Takoma ; ben eee Ae Be jaar: G | becauro they are hindy to take while traveling ot | yard, shall be offered for a day at 30 summer. BURN ‘Thompoon's, insect "At thelr lovely home, No. 24 Sth street | "The recelvers say that the story printed BE MATCHED ANYWHERE 29 = Sey ec mints ase alee adecteneces sat 20 ts Ing Ce ante fron tothe, WW. is, $| northeast, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan | in a number of papers Saturday, and which INCHES WIDE—AND WERE 12)9c. 29-INCH PLAIN COTTON COVERT curative power. cen le 25 and Sec. can. Swingie celebrated their silver wedding ee re = from Chicago, to the effect re age 2ILAc.: : ine a gay You may, take our 24:1 3W. "Thom psomi, 703 $] isi"wtie slrkefvua‘a"provanos a | esral and Maviters Paci. Sompanes 10c. A 12 Wc. oa inch black Japanese silks, so much s Pp: 9 h flowers and ferns, The presents were many SS be consolidated, a ‘without ° XD. 4 ae 5 d beautiful, a number from a ance, , east so far as the Baltimore : worn it: me and dresses—a qual-|$ 9: PHARMACIST, 15th | aed beautiful, a numper trom througnou: | and Ohio 1s concerned. ‘They say that until at ae ity wl h: d. egral f congratula- | the latter is out of the hands of - 5 PLAIN COTTON DUCKS—REGULAR roe Heaaeirnee Se) realy Afar PODS COCO SC OOOOS | IE ens PY ers” Choice refreshments | celvers such a step would be auspaieisns Lappette & Batiste Lawns Vea SS eet é 2 >; Oolong Tea, 50c. Were graciously dispensed by the charming accomplishment. ee = arlene ‘bout thinness and debilit ther dis ~ daughters of the house, eres eo ¥ = SOME OF THE BEST PATTERNS 12"4c. es ee ein ene aoe eee 9 cents. = a ee a wiediii | Del and Mamie Swingle, and assistants, The Pastime Dramatic Cleb. or THE SON'S ENTIRE COL- + treatment ever devised. To insure prompt reply Cream white crystat pbengaline | Oolong, in dieck and green, which mak and altogether the evening was most felici-| 11. pastime Dramatic Club gave LECTION ARE IN THIS SPECIAL - ae © $ | mention department as Delow and use only the near | 11° ee ySe 4 Just a0 good iced tea; for. tously passed. Dramatic Club gave an en- SALB. 29 AND 22 INCHES IDE— % _ $ | est address. We send tree “How to Get Plump | Silks, so exquisitely pretty for trim-| ny fred Ray of Forest Glen, Md., is | ‘Tt#ipment at the Soldiers’ Home ‘Theater seep Soll ‘ Sheeting & Pillow Cases.¢ | ™ ?="- F A a wih I : on Tuesday evening last which AND WERE Ie. A YD.—NOW-- = z OW . Loring & Co., Dept. 8 ming and evening gowns<the sort After Jane 15 the store will close at 6 p.m., Sat- | spending a few days with her daughter, | 7.14 “tel Seeger tic auacainhe ate wats eg 2 Os a a vne.} | Urdays cxc 5 ae J 7 % 3 East Capl- ere 121 c.* hese are entitled to be NO. 42 WEST 2p st, NEW yoRK crry. | for which you pay a dollar a yard Ww RB 20&Pa.A Moat ee ee DY | be one of the best performances there this ‘Do xv. called “bargains” as well. myo oid STATE ST, CHICAGO, TLL. usually—to go for a day at eK. DFOWN,. @AV. os season. Two plays were presented, end the “ They are not reduced— Oe _ 69 cents 1 Bee CHILDREN’S DAY SERVICES. evening was filled out by the pupils of the _ couldn't be ve well—for srenlivan (altene ing aoe uaa erotcernaterteae 3 - weceer eye peeerws = : ,..| Monroe School, who, before und between Ginghams. by G. G. C. SIMMS, 24-inch white and cream figured 3 Program Observed Yesterday at Sev-| the plays, did some very clever singing, menree Anz Kew sTOUE ” they are very, very low now— mye2tt Cor. 24th at. asaKo ve avemie. | TnGin silks i gu tLeather-Bound eral of the City Churches. dancing and drilling, in dainty co#tuiaes. GALL § OK, THESE (ee A ndia silks, in very pretty designs, | 3 = %| Children’s day services were held yester- | The first play, “Chums,” a comedy, in STYLES MUST BE OF THE PRESENT d th 1 which Messrs. Conner, Reinhard: _ EASY TO MAKE A SE- caretaking in the making. and the regular 75c. grade, to go for t T k $ | aay afternoon in the Church of the Cove-| Townsend, and Misses “Shater and. Bins HARD TO DUPLICATE. Bleached Sheets for double-size bed— OW are €Se a day at eamer run nant, the pupils of the Covenant Sunday | appeared, was given in a 1 one, Sinaae. ir WLUE, PINK, NAVY BLUE mics tee ened th eke 50 school and of the Peck Memorial Chapel, | brcught forth a great deal of well-merited = eS Bleached Shects for single beds—S5-., § E Sci or cents. soem be one zou ant for tbe vas- Z| mission of the church, belng present. applause Later in the evening J. K: Tne Taare : = r= 40c. and 45c. each. : -inch white Japanese silks, the . s Addresses were made by Rev. Dr. Hamlin, | B&ns: it, ertitled “A Proposa a XD. Xow— iilesehed Pilow Cases, 45136100, pr ices? aoe dasteous eh “ia washabl The best volue we hate taupe tex @| the pastor of the church; Gen. Stewar: Yolen rere erp sawed a a -» We. a . each. : 2. c tees = and Mr. John B. Wight, the superintendent fer and . is aleo 10c een acitached Pillow uses, 4x30—150. Oak Bed Room Suites, 24x30 bevel ae been 39 cents a:-yard—to go for told an Immense huaber of thea.” | and assistant superintendent of the Cove- sccred sausccees The sane ot hag A = ; — a day at nant school; Mr. H. B. F. Macfarland, su- | #tter plece was a surprise to the audience, ° g e . | the scenery having been brought f. dj : : det 31 cents. Kmeessii, £25,268 3] eres: one toe seen. amt Rey | on back and wen gore at at 9 Gorner Chairs, imitation mahogany Sats . . : . - e stage converted imto 3 chapel. Upon the conclusion of the serv- | a stylish and cozy rior, - PERRY’S a 8. Lining sale. Eevee Tow Reng, derasa Blew enc hid a prcmnied with ot |g Wh fhe hay, Dvn hash in Bee B é ted plant in full bloom. e club has accepted f . . = e Luther emorial ure! st even! a ie tow NINTH AND THE AVENUE. j as $3.40." the desirable shades of organdie lin-| 166 99 Slby the members of the Sunday school of |evening of June 12° enstn, On the Extabitehed 1800. 5 24U. ings, that sells usually for 15 cents { or nce $ | the church and the little workers of King’s —_—>—- — ‘Thin-blowa bp Glasses. a yard, to go for a day at j —have hosts of frfeuds 3 Grits + SS es holy. The stercigaiacaee se; sp Iss = cents. 834 c ents. | nae women folks, program consisted of hymns, recitations = ave m ued to 'o ey ure able to and addresses. The music was led by the | the following: a 2 prepare the summer meals RETIRING SALE OF 16-inch black- and gray genuine] ¢ rbot he ee Gnder the leadership of ar. John ‘Stowell See lea cee cas Gane herringbone haircloth—in: 5 x Mr. Finckel, the superintendent of the aa - Collins and Mary A. Col- S. B OW & : ZF d t stead of 25/4 Stoves, $ | Stiiaay school: ‘Mist ‘Butlervand Miss ile Uns; Henry P. Melkleham and Virginia A. K. SON cents—for a day at Butler, superintendents of the primary de- | “‘Colorea—p1 ° ’ 17] 1$6 & $7 partment, directed the exercises. stoclgred—Pleasant L. Brown and Ada 2oth & Pa. ave. sumpme vor Lease. ¥ cents. j agistorsieetrat aAt the New York Avenue Churen, yester- | TOK® _ wide “T 3 ” aan) lay morning the children of the = <= ° my 29-1m,42 _ Yard-wide “Lineen,” the new skirt | C,W. Barker, 1210 F st. sa f bath schools connected with the church MARRIED. ( UG I om Dy @ 3 lining, in white, black and natural—| 4 ap1s-3m.20 amet 4 and with Faith and Bethany missions, ob- | ; 12} cents everywhere—here for a} =———==*""== — =*% | was rendered, and ati address was delly. S05 Puan, at the resident The ee he c be eliv- Tesidence of the Rev. fo) 3 ‘Summer day at HER SECOND RECITAL. ered by Rev. Dr. Radcliffe, the pastor of Easton, JOSEPH St THOMPSON to > | : 7 ts a Sa the ‘chureh. ‘The floral decorations | were NIE A. REEVES, both of Washing- : Sy SNS : $ = jore Pupils of Mrs |. Mills Heard | elabcrat beautiful. In th We never invited our patrons to a more attractive feast 5 D H ks cen oe With Pleasure. the choir and a chorus united in core 'S. On Thursday, June 3. of bargains than we offer this week. rin Black and brown all-linen thor-} spne second part of the program of the service, a brief sermon being delivered by i, Hewers of Wi shington. "DDC, e or. mitt ; eS ou sesh (pees eben See Services in observance of Children's day a tree = ity—for a a . en- | were held last evening in the First Ba: ee reat Mone Savers ey y ing at the Clurch of Our Father, 13th and | tist Church, 16th and O streets. A pro- ° 834 cents. I, atrects, There was present a large au-| €Tam was rendered by the children, under DIED. . Be 5 iat — f . ,. '. obinson, the = We Sell 1Ginch imitation | herringbone | ton was made up of people wall eaucted | FUPHIDCCRION. An adres war delivered | REy Pha MUN deme 8, I Ue ev. Dr. W 5 s I» 2 the ed w e€ at 2.69 haircloth to go for a day at in music and well qualified to be critics. | ropolitan Baptist Charon OF the Met Fuveral wilt mare of Gouaty ery, Treiand, 1% cents. That those who took part in the program Wodlod eect Solent te Sealdence, Men's “Fine Hand-sewed” Ladies’ Chocolate, Tan, ran pattie: “Per bettie, $1 | 36-inch “Nubian” fast black and| their oe ee ee eee re Miss Ritchie's Pupils. Chorch, tere solsiun requiem tans wilt be aid Genuine Russia Calf, Vici Black Best Vici Kid Laced Cc. 1413 colored French percaline—instead of} Ws best evidence of their superior merit. Mise Hattie M. Ritchic gave a vocal and| fies respectfully invited'to attend, “™4 "™*" Kid, Kangaroo, Patent Leath- and Button Shoes and Bi- The first number was “The Sparrow's | Plano recital at the National Rifles’ Armory : Sal ss Cc N. 12} cents—here for a day at DRISCOL. On Sunday morning, June 6, 1 er Shoes, Gore Bicycle. cycle Boots '° -Y.Ave. y Seng,” a quartet for female voices, which | !#8t Friday evening, which was well at- residence, G4) “North, Capital street” SIsREIE : 7 y : Jet-f.m,w-28 3 94 cents was well rendered by Mrs. Kelser and Miss-| tended, the different numbers recelving | DRISOOL (nee McCarty), Wife of Hich- You cannot match them less than $4. TOCS0 00006 CC CS UTTOSSSSSS eee es Sinclair, Baker and Wingate. Miss Win- | hearty. and in some instances, enthusiastic | punt Sik' Te" place from her late resid Ee ar T, ! 1 it . Notion Ss ale. Soe Unni he eS ed ee oe ig pp noeeupielieenand ekg beng hem * aon ‘eae : be ° in with pleasure in Tunison’ jee Club, in “Before the Sun to Bt. Aloysius Chu mass will be ald At 1 PSS) worth ake I 3| . The notion values printed yester- Heart-" ‘Mrs Sixnicious and Miss Dobbing | ANakes the Morn;* Messrs, Sullivan, Mc-| fvited ta'atioad”™” “= Mestivov and Gionte 3 9 9 : aes lesladies busy: all day | wor pleasing in two duets, “Flight of | Mahon, Martin and Lenfrio, in “Welcome, | Garner On June 4, 1807, at Dem 5 eee : J *| day -kept 9 salesladies busy. y | Clou ‘Nearest and Dearest Pretty Primrose;” Messrs. Weidman, Con-| ““"EHUH, son of George T, und Slow C waren, Men’s Prince Alberts, Oxfords and Bicycle Shoes. = : today. The values quoted for to-| *#t®, Miss Gibson ary, Atchison and Eckert, “My Home is aaty third. vent. : Ladies’ Oxfords, Button and Laced. : mice Tony are Cuma Beene Og, in “Little Bo: © and bie ley, | Ritchie and Lentrio and Messrs’ Weidman | © bee ; = $ card of safetyshooks and eyes to go| &r Taught Ma” and Mies Onsen en and Atchison, in the quartet from ““Rigo- | KNOWLES On Sunday, June 6, 2807, at 9:30 16-inch Bicycle Boots, $1.79. Worth $2.50. : for a day at the plage of Miss Cox an the program, and | ites”, Miss ‘Lenfrio and Mr. estas Tee ee ee ae ee Our tains,” from va- Laas Cae i a A 1 cent a card Min Dope sone rae Te Sfect; | tore:” Misses Lowdermtik and Martin, | Funeral services at her late residence, 1838 sth $1.39 ies’ and High Shoes. Worth $2. 3 Reise see in Klei . i i Past” with much sentiment. Mrs. God- Interment at Baltimoce.)’ ee $1.39 Men’s Oxford Ties and Bicycle Shoes. Worth $2. G : ag hi aa s 15-cent unstamped dress ep olph aey eeemnee Soe icine eed » yr, June 6, 1997, $1.19 Boys’ and Misses’ Shoes and Ties. Worth $1.50. : Gas Appliance Exchange, | Stelds to go for a day at Miss Bishop sang “Hark, the Zither,” from peas ee the Don ae * of Commuters ° Carmen. Miss Simonds, who has ‘icholson. ~ e | * 1424 New York avenue. 34 6 cents a ir, ° contralto voice, but who was aadteting- tee, Shaw, *, = . : ; ‘Ne: i hcarseness, still did herself credi 3 4 ABET cas SIO ee The usual 15-cent sil] faced frilled | hcsrsene Baturnia’ Srom Mendere Bese Monday, June 7, 1807, at 5:30 am., & ( °O aa elastic will be offered for a cle. The last two numbers on the rn BESRI W., tatest oon of Me. ant im, Beny at ae card were probably the 7 Funeral from residence of 1008 H street fe HAIR. y 9 ts asl! Py ott audience, | judging from the | Flan, we ‘ ‘bortheast, oo Tuesday, June & at Spm. ; : cen yard. greeted. These were Sites Anton, Lillian Herring, Laura WELCH. The remains of the late EDWARD KR songs by. Miss AtLee, e IN. ° 500 yards spools of cotton shall go a muacoroes; Hat SS Se SS ee Show Case for a day at fe.) ee A at 10 o'clock a.m. j Ze AAA AA AASARARRRRRARROREKEeKKKR 3 cents a spool. §00 gross more of thej5 and 6] yr cents pearl buttons to go for a day Electric - Houses mands £7. Haat proof for 60c.! 2 cents a dozén, Jones sang Netdlinger's and | aug raitingtin Architectural Club helt i- 2 really Splendid season at the studio of Messrs. fow ‘Screen for Soc) Fhe Tepiesents bedrock prices—mo i e —will reduce the temperature of your office or one can bent "em. wae, : Bouse from 15 to 20 degrees. Get your fans at L. H. Hopkins, the takir, ence. We'll supply the motive power. 610 9th St. N.W. clever . S. Electric Lighting Co., | 27°" "* "emery oF Klem- —— "Phone 77. =<: — McDOWELE. aMBRIz. applause. Be O. Horas 2, Co pany ee ee Pig sein Some gy The 2 Io cents a ~ pound to its