Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1897, Page 5

THE ‘EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1897-14 PAG eal 5 tte DI NUNZIO PLACED IN JAIL Beale bay ee S. Kann, Sés & Co. BON ‘The Italian Charged With Criminal Assault 924, 926, 928 7th, » 924, 926, 928 7th, running through ; running through to 704-706 K st. S to 704-706 K st. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE.” : 1 ee ee ne pace cane i = = Sh 1 rds take a WE ARE ( ‘a eb iN ie her tae = Counceticat by Marshal Farrell makin wine wet ‘But they ee oe=va ue reco ; Sean ie Sines the: Chee. ute the increased prices of cattle, sheep, wool and lead ore to the tariff und appre: ciate the administration, As far as polities are concerned they seem disposed to wait Barredine or Barnadino Di Nunzio, the | #24 See how things come out. > Millinery Speaking of the Wolcott comrvission, Mr. ° Itali sicii vented here fer an al- ‘ 4 ~ O° PRESTIGE O™ CAPACITY, O™ EFFORTS, Dora Ax, the Hth of last month, has been | and that he understood the drop tomorrow in competition with our special one-day offerings. No matter how low the price goes qualities never get below the de- pendable grade and every pair is sold with our guarantee.. : It is, indeed, encouraging to see that you appreciate this shoe store—and our abilities and facilities to yndersell others. The news is getting about rapidly and there’s is no telling how soon we shall have to enlarge this department, though it is now one of the largest in town. Now Ready to Do the Business of Our Life. Sovconkondontongongontonionzoncorfongorengeasengontongngendoncontongongedy returned here by Detective Helan and | Tespondence indicated that Mr. Woicotc aa himself was greatly encouraged. One th ing Marshal James T. Farrell of Hartford. | that he feit perfectiy confident of was that °o ( ont inued Conn. ‘The officers 1eached here this morn- | the administration was sincerely seaports AT YOUR SERVICE TO ASSIST YOU IN PROCURING THE LUNURIES OF THE MERCAN- ing with the prisoner, and turned him over | ing Mr. Wolcott in bis effort, and would In- WORLD. : to the Unfted States marshal, after he had | dorse his action. As to the possibility of Mr. Wolcett's reporting a proposition which Our Rebuilding Sale For Saturday. grcsutor im tre ryan tau, |e rnin wom haa oj is] i Nunzio denies that he is the man who | Senate when Congress 1% > ll Cc Was in Hyattsville and Bladensburg, pl: cvan y, his mandolin and repairing musics opera, round and coin toes, patent leather ial it fferi see + +|.well dressed. While he understands Eng- | ing between the President and the commin. Take advantz of these very special one-day offerings. xs) +] lish pretty well, he does not speak as | Sion, and that he did not think tho es ee oes as day fi ss Emblem has been carefully laid f future ti peace ** | plainly as he might the American commission or Franc ° —for a day for I EI 3 s vay 2 pet = 3 t neipenabalan I otis i $] ‘23 Sas ee caren aid away lor some tuture time. SI J tie Drains and skititot Sngvrs of the °°) The prisoner makes a complete derial of | Sid vet Intinge nn mousey cathe uae Seal wee ee a in several stytes of tor Hee SES Geek cae hana, Prominent artints. Ia being helt > <j {the charge against him, but says he knew | iagiand to take either a adefinite same ce er medium or light | heel oF heel—tipped— EAL i TAT. VALUES WILL CONTINU ag a. here now. Way not dew this supr) <'* < { of the child's colidition before he left. Mra. | a certain percentage of the often fear hcts seas out—neat, deessy styles—fer which ot TRADE BRINGERS WILL BE ADVERTISED, <p Show in the first blash of its newness, * °° | Ax had charged him with the crime. ana | He did not think that either 1 “= are asking $1.75. = pares and novelty. What better 2] Be says he left here because he knew she | sion or France Would accept t a by ** * time to select something “chic” aml * * would make trouble for him. At the time | serve prcposition alone as suffi = F eee en's Goods * ff exclusive for yourself. Don't put off * * * | the prisoner left Washington it was stated | On the subject of Hawati Mr. — for a das fe i —for a day for misses’ and ch’ *** —many of these are imperted pat- * * *}in The Star that Mrs. Ax had made the | that he had no doubt that the $] -98.65 c Bee orl Fae! Sota tho ea Oa 08 ° dren's bright Dongola amd Vici For Saturday. + + © term bats and cannot be duptica +++] accusation, and that he had made a denial, | treaty would Cane ee | kid button and Ince shoes, Men's Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers. that Hawaii would be admitt a a i i Ss Ss Ss Ss . é sort ef territorial form of government. He et tor | z Special value, 39c. ates the iy season ee 2 | eUMeULS. He went direct 10 did not think that there was ans binity age 3 waa a & ie eee ‘shall open the Candy seasor © bays, a ater hie we: New York. | for it becom outer rt ‘i and $3 a pair, for which others Sa Men's Camel's Hair Shirts and Drawers. +++ this tall with a Idrger variety of de- °° ° | Brom these ne nonten Souter a ming a state of the Unie: ae eat $1.50 pair. i * * © Heiows palate ticklers than we have ** * | where he was arrested. d * | iness with the departmen: $I -23 an Be oe 4 — Seat x aes Special value, 39c. |: +: ever shown before. As in the past ** * Marshal Made the Capture. considerable Attention to the question of som : ae ie Men’s Wool Fleeced Shirts and Drawers. + © * we shall make a specialty of our igh- * * * f E international agreement as to coinag: —— Sighang Pana $2-50 eee Ss ial 1 44 * © gede 19. Candy, Which soils olxe- * * «| Deputy Marshal Thomas F. Egan is the RTE S ae eae Stel aes a 7 sg z eee Ve ee eee tuges tac ait ee = 6 | DISS (and ana the arian "hie be ses THE WORLD oF secant. ee 1: veces station tipped coat Men's Natural Wool and Camel's Hair Double-breasted Shirts. ++ * includes over 75 styles of ies, * * * | telegraphed to by Inspector Mattingly to en x | Broa eee a ry . “* * snch as Chocolates and Bon *** 1] watch the house of Mr. Capillio, on Main} a F. Noten A Do es ask $1 | for which others are askin; = te ow n bout the ings of : estes it - Spe cial value, 73¢. * 22 ed with all sorts of nuts, creams If] street, in Southington, as it was thought Washington People. O t Li the clothin stores ___Men’s Derby Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, in shades of Tans, ee aS oe «+. | that the accused would go there. Mr. Ca-] Mrs. Edmund Roberts of Philadelphia is utse: ing g - ee Grays and Fawns. ces see! oe ated eee | Pillio is the father of the woman who has | paying a visit to her bre: Mr. Ricaara Never in the world would we have started this boys’ clothing Special value, 73. |+ ++ before. As many oes] been Heipnrrds Ringers me Gepteors Nicholson, at Rockville, Md., and w oe ~ vere we -ertal “we ce at r: w= > ayo eee as a saci - “e pe cae shortly spend some Aays with another department were we not certain that we could underby and yee Men’s All-wool Scarlet Shirts and Drawers. ote jose ial ee 7°) haa watched this ee brother, Gunctonbers Somerease Nicholson dersell the clothier: And_ we've been come it—and getting om Special value, 73c. i aists Saturday afternoon the man charged ap-| of the navy. retired, in West: Washinste., t Bi 1st grows On apace. hese special values for qo Sie J = i LS k W peared. He wzs on his way to the hoi rs len Nicholson, Je—and the business grows al a Men’s Natural Gray Shirts and Drawers,.Norfolk and New Bruns- 4 E of his father-in-law, when the officer ‘met | MI Roberts was Miss Helen Nicholson, F Rieke se Popalarity of the new Silk °**| him and placed hive Ueber wee one of the great belles of the old regitae, ake. S][ Walsts increases every dar. All of *°*| ‘The prisoner was kept at Southington un- | &0d despite her seventy-four years, she r- raists with Hnen collars and Special value, 98c, $2 5 the largest mannfactarers “who sup. 2 [| til Detective Helan reached there Tuesday. | tains all the brilliant menial accomplish- you must pay anywhere f OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. ON SATURDAYS. eee Deas gobs See Ue Ame The man behind the bars recognized ments that made her so popular over half 3 : £8 day to Keep up our assortment, so * * * | detective, whom he had known by. sii aa ghia eek to tier ° ++ * rapid has been the selling. ***] and he showed no disposition to put the| * Century ago. She will re 225 | We have sold hundreds of this line. * * * | authorities to any more trouble than was | Philadelphia home in November. ° *** Handsome new Chang. * +] absolutely necessary. United States Com- J. and L. EL Met y have °° * Taffeta Silk Waists, with detach oP tage gees ane New Haven referred Va.. to represent the 5 ° e Pe * ae eee en cols pves, *¢ +] the officer to ‘ommissioner Marvin at . E. Society at the conven- Begs’ fine all-wool Blue and & and Boys’ laundered Shirt Waists, with ext LOOR FRO! linen collars, new sleeves, very latest * ¢ e y Salts, pat collar, amd unlaundered. with 8 LADIES’ TAILOR-MADE SKIRTS, MADE OF ALLAVOOL A’ LINED | $ { ¢ and most stylish cut. roo [eerie ete datter issued @ warrant | tion now in session. eraae taeasagty nS 54 eigalnc SOE ace ea eee The = THROUGHOUT WITH THE B: OF LINEN BACK ‘STIPE E Sot North at tenst 3.19 <2 | there was a hearing, and the prisoner was | _ MiSs Ida Brahter, Evstene Meacham ard ined with Italian Cloth for witel other day at Special opening price.. $4 and $5—s0 fur a day at Saturday, $2.98. held. Because of the absence from the city | J#!¢ Meacham of Maryland avenue north- 2, 4 Towns east have just retarnad from a short visit 9 cents. EF Sk rt of Judge Townsend, there was a day's de- oats 39 OR ancy 1 tS) lay in getting a warrant of remoy The | to Atlantic City. LADIES’ ALL-SILK BROCADE, LINED Dv ALL THROU SSMAKERS" wh cents to a dollar elsewhe: at 48 cents. \ ! $2.08. PLAIN GLACK ‘TAFE SHED 1 SMEs 12 Vabe ee RE Te ; ee x SepeS ae a ee +++ We have just received a new ship: * + + | hearing was. held Wednesday morning, and | Miss Rosamond Meacham and Grace Ain? = =f Tam O'Shanter Hats for boys and xirls, Saturday, $7.98 J 221 (we hare dunt receiv Fancy Cloth * ¢ +] 88, S00n as the authority to remove the] have just returned from a short visit tc Seys* fine Corturcy Pants, in plain blue and mixed colors, LADIES’ FT oie SSEiie taietcee laid and novelty cf. * ¢ «| Prisoner was obtained yesterday the offi- | Indiana pans and covert cloths, w EVERY OTHE F’SUTTS +++ fects, mantallored aud cat acon. «+ «| Ce?s Started with him for Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Miles have re- reverts Scien Winnie, BRE 5 ° + * + Ing to the latest and most approved ** * Before Juntice Co turned from their summer 75 cents. > AX. 86s Real * 2] Di Nunzio was brought before Judge Cole | “Charmadoah.” at Harper's Ferry, W. ) SAMPLE SUITS-GENUINE PARIS CREATIONS AorTIL FROM, 30,79 | 1° * Sp *** shortly after 11 o'clock this morning, and, am a + ie 2 eal ona : = s * * * ing price. *** | at the request of District Attorney Davis, i etcrsrneti eine seit wont Cpretis $20 and up to $65. iNew Fall Suits he was commiited to Jail to await trial | MAve returned from a seven weeks’ to ee < Se: 3 € 4 The amount of bail was not fixed, and it ts | and Newfoundland. ‘They returned by Ig cents. D We offer as a special inducement in our Wrapper Sof Exact coples of the highest priced * * * | not probable that the accused man will be | of Old Point, w LES epartment 500 Very Fine Flannelette ‘rappers. ff J creations now being worn by the leal- * * * | apie to obtain a surety, as District Attorney | their daughter, Mi Boys’ and girls’ Brown Wo 1 500 ; Se Wrappers. 88c S25 ins Soctety ladies of New York. Mude ** * | Davis will suggest that the bond be-fixed | spending the ‘summer doras, for which hat store orth $1.39. For..... : f © [8 82 Of good. serviceable, durable material, ** *] at not less than $10.00), the sum fixed in | Occan View and “Buck Roe Beach. j for a day at 2 AL PURCITASE | * * * and soid to you already p for * * * |) the case of Pat Carr, who stands similarly Mrs. E. R. Smith of Philadeiphia is visit- i 48 cents ; eRe rea eee ake senna eaten WPS ing Mrs. J. T. Callaghan, 30 Grant 5 M : .OOR— ANNEX. Se ; pci os eigen at aan evibesaae: ate See STP aR A delightful reception and supper ees OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. SATURDAYS, : + © blue, black and brown, and have new ¢ * © WAT E R A N D L | G H T tendered last evening to the By kK ° +++ 26-in. fty-front reefer Jacket, Uned ** © Hegel persed wel Old ace f * Ree Sale uh . ae at their club rooms, 12th street northeast. Coats, ca &s ials. nit n Soke i which were brilliandy illuminated and de egies : : 2 fff or satin. Our apccit SO OR -- + Tithe ph iWaltine bbe temas tee It didn’t take this store two months after jt was opened to gain R B OF LADIES AND CHILDREN" RAT Ss SSS * © * opening leader at.... > see . eg ssce Fay a, WOOL, M. Ladies’ Fleeced Egyptian Cotton Suit Ladies’ White Merino Combination Su Ladies’ White Wool Combination Suit . trarle on coats and capes and suits, for which many stores had werked for years. Last season we doubled the business in this de- partment, and the business this season so far points to another echpse. Our way is different irom other's in that we have every garment made by tailors who confine their styles to us and often- es to strain a point we buy the woolens and have them made (Continued from Third Page.) occasion, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B, Gleason h: duties, much of it falling upon the street | returned to the city, after an « lighting department. visit to Old Point Comfort, and are ‘General and systematic legislation upon | I street northeast. the subject of the removal of overhead] Mr. and Mrs. W. H. B. Ramsey wires and the provision of underground one conduits for their reception should be re- | *Pending the avtumn months at Cam AT HALF PIUCE, oe ie OCs $2.75 qual- ee ee ale oe nie © Gloves, 89c. $1 quakty... $1.50 qualit ies’ \\ $2 quality Ladies’ Natural and Black Wool Combination Suit: Very seldom are you offered a Glove for less than $1 that fs folly war- ranted and tried on at the store's risk, Such a bargain we offer rou to- 2 A special purchase of . ronia, Montgomery county, Md. eacia St aes aes a5 nis ee Ladies’ Fine Engitsh Walking Gloves, ee ent eee saeesmeath The Countess Wachtmeister is the guest T our own supervision. : > are ~ 5, eee eure x SS of Mrs. Helen L. Si 222 Ni orsey Ladies’ White Silk and Wool Combination Suits. $5.50 quality. shades and white. Fully warranted Deere eee at Seaperary, SER salpcatns k Kersey eoats—medinm length close to eck Black kecsey cloth capes—23 inches long, have two bex pleats in back, some are neatly braided, others have both braid and Jet and are edged with imitation martin— They are restrictive of growth in many | @¥enue southeast. directions in which electric light and power —_—.——_ facilities should be extended, and make no SECRETARY ALG: provision at all for the removal of existing, 2.69 Hosiery. am a SPECIAL OPI * with two clasps, in all the new fall * > and tried on at our risk. Could not 7 laced under the + + less than $1 or $1 89c. unsightly and obstructive masses of over-| Resumes Charge of A * * Special opening price. head wires. Departmen: ari! to sell f . “Authority for the employment of 35c. Tuxedo Veiling, 16c. | adaitionat asctstant in Geomec st the At | Secretary Alger has returned to the city, ING VAT coats, new ent back — = 3, | SHDaSeedegeagiaseaegeadhateaseathateathaseaoagontoateateatoatonteageagonfontontAontoatentontoatontontonsoateatoatengonfoatestoatoaseatessontentestesiosgesgieaseetoesoeseeseeseeseeloasoasoaseaseatonseasencenseasengeegeatengeagengesegeeseoreageareacentene i! Ailes. ‘ancy ise Tere ae oe E mest + ¢ «| Spector of gas and meters is ted. v pearl Tut tons —invisiite Kersey plain lowe re ts Work ama Eisle Thread Uose, in ribbed fast black, beot pattern, striped and plane | 55 cares plsyewweliees audewest 2 5] With the large increase in the work of this om a fastening. K is large and striped camel's hair reefers, — six- 25c. pair. Sena ES i Coe racers ta the testing ot sacters |, eatuamiie tiavets be tater Alaska coiiar aud richly lin- Mutton double-breasted empire or reefer Senses a‘ 2 pecial Sale o for the gas companics and for consumers, ye oak ‘ee styles! uealtpoteait dritecier’ ee Children’s Ribbed Fast Blick Cotton Hose, double Knees, heels and toes. — 20e, quality. di 5 Li Cc TT such alditional assistance is at times im-]| Tight ankle and walks with a m: His i seacsaped Hl br,’ perative. ble ‘ ‘ $8.98. $2.98. 1 . pair. ies inen Collars. ceptible limp. He declines to talk of hi painen’s Estra Heavy Past Black and Tan Cotton Hatt 1 + We shall close out the batanc Building Depart accident and it is not known here wher air, jose, double heels and toes. Worth 200. “During the year building and repair per- ee ++ a Une of Ladies’ F where and how it happened. His injuri 12hc. pair. seceet teres tta ai mits to the number. of 3,852 were issued, | are not serious, however, and he will un- S ecials in cloth & silk Hy t: = + ** fashionabte — shapes. the total estimated cost of the improve- | Goubtedly be all right In a few ¢ Pp waists. 2 S *** value, I2Ke. At.. ments being $4,102,598.75. Three hundred ssistant Secretary Meiklejoh: 7 ee Z = 5 z 2 a d fifty-fiv, ial is serers been on duty all summer, go away for here is scarecly a thing in either that we do not show, and in & 20c. Cuffs, 14c. an ‘y-five special applications for pro- | a short vacation in a few days. 2 5 E 4 ° g Jections were acted upon and 254 approved. > «cere instance there is a saving to be made. + Ladies’ Alldinen Cutts. ae mppeipes ea = = = : 3 : : Four thousand eight hundred and sevent % eat * latest style. Real value, nd ancl > ED. z ame ieee erat Soh + : We can boast of the grandest and most elaborate millinery parlors | +++ 20c. special at... I4c. paras ee ee to *Ualidingeoeees x zi wise bass tke Be pe ee win 1 athe south. Child’s Yale ccutea during the year. < PLL. On September 24, 1 Leth re —new sleeves and attached collars Indorsed as such by the press and the people, and still sell a eete inspection work of this office is of the “assoll. front and back 2 a = : P people, S| cH our the utmost importance to the general pub- 2 aie cama for a day | goods for less money than others. : H t 48 lic. With the most exacting 2 49 cents. aS t a S, IC. SE ee SEnDIE: ree tions it ts im- | nary Om September 29, 1807. at Phorbns, Va . Sa urda f Biccsth ne aLESuete : + | Possible to obtain good, safe and sub- | PALT, Om September 20. 1807. at Phorims, ——— + © ine of Chitdrci’s od Stanltial Sowatecisaboerane at : ACK, beloved wife of Thomas J, Daly wet oa aes nm at y Values. 2 xiy"aaietot auto Sing 22 5] MAM construction in ani cance wichout | Me ‘ as blue, black, x: at plum — Thousands of pieces very wide Plaids, Fancy Stripes Moire Taf] +++ {oust for oer we ant ett Lp struction and repair. The force of the * made with faney yokes and cuffs and de- 2 fet Plain Taff = j = Y stripes, Moire Laf- | +++ to seu tor 7e., we will * ** | office is not sufficient to enable such in- isthe ciltavi Aes adie - etas, Tian Laffetas, in all the new and popular shades and patterns, | °%*% offer them for the one 48c. ***/spection to be made of all buildings as > ve Go rene ar peegttnscell ySb ac G3 * * © day, tomorrow, at....... ° ***/ frequently as is found to be necessary, and |! Mems and relatives Invited ty attend. $1.49 each. Rs {7 2 9 an increased number of assistant inspee- | EGER of heart failure, Septew + Wortl 6c 1 Ss ams, 48c. tors is an absoluce necessity to secure the 189 PHA AIGLEL ib a orth 30c. reople from unsafe and unwise methods Com uy the fifty-fourth yes ° e = S ) 2 3 elie Children’s New Tam 0’: uters, in * * * | cCnstruction and to render o %y re ee aor. ME Bl. ck B 1 , a. romp rvice < 1 will = E Hosiery & glove Specials. z Black Birds, 4c: each. Werth the. * + landeowe plain, mized Ltr] to, the public “having business "with the | Nevice of fameral will appear tm tomorsow's y¢n- 5 ! cautifu ue F s, Black = *¢* and plaid effects, trimmed + +e | Office. = Bras. ©! fast: Mack full re ni i Children’s fast black hose, doubl> knee & Ww th S oque Feathers, Black and ‘colors. Only “5c. bunch. |2 2° with quills, Special open- 48c ++] “The preparation of plans for buildings + September 29. 1897, of evel 11 fond tel, for and high spliced heel-go for a day at + oe 5c. ; °° ing price....... © «+.|requires much time from the inadequate . beloved son of Edwant © “er stores ask ents 2 125 cents pair. og ew style Long Win s, Black o ES 5 = ss “ force of the office, and the consensus of 2} sone Taney gt yh nel £ cents p = ade ERE : r colors. 15¢. pair. Worth 25c. Lad.$1 Alpines OC. | opinion with regard to the designing of | Fumeral truih be late residence, 131 Q street sunt 19 cents pair. as Se . ch Blac strich Plumes. Worth 39c................ 23c. 9 public buildings leans strongly toward the o'clock. Relatives aud friends respectful $ Ladies’ 2-clasp 500 Untrimmed English Felt H. = Bee ~ | % * Ladies’ Trimmed Alpines wil he * ¢ + | employment of outside talent upon: such vited to attend, = in shades of black, : - giish Fe ats. Only 25¢c. each, in Black, Nay * * * worn more this fall than at any other * * * | Work, by competition or otaerwise. The if Nance el ant 1 brown, with Brown and Olive. “* | ++ * previous season, ‘The rage for them * * # are or such a arate for che procure- et spliced heel—the Lest wut valve | every pair gu aes EXHIBIT 500 STYLES OF by : . = Tes ** * is akin to that for sik waists. We * * ment of designs for District buildings is ei -go for a day 9 | tlonably the best glove ever offered for DY TRIMMED HATS AND ONSET RAND SPECIAT Rot URN DESL Tp {have stocked up with an unusually * + + | Strongly recommended, and legislation to- vendre M. Church. Mavs 1g cents pair. ! $1 pair. A Velvet’ Covered Hat, trimmed with Feather Rib : $f { Myge and compreiensive awortment, + + + | Wer patend will fouvwen or sees te pe gg Bag BER : , ‘Fe: Ss, ib- ** © including all the latest and hand. * * * | 4 y ie =? bons and ornz —wi , ; 5 SAS zi ++] ing equal amounts for buildings cf the | — Melatives and friends invited. ¢ : and ornaments—will equal any style or design selling at $2 48 ore peas cine nee leading * + ¢]same character, and the sites therefor, McKIE. On Thursday, September 30, 1897, at 11 Toilet articles at special pri 3) 500 Trreeeeeeecesecceccececees, PAGOUO Loss An a mectat epening alee to ta. 22+ | the Best Renutine re any, tors not ive | Md na TWO, Be sie Pi s te . Feet sau: Setpae et articies at Special prices. : I ff trotuce our superb tive of Trimmed °° *|ed for the construction of a Aybropriat- : 5 tp. jelet of Parma Regular 1 aablesis visket ot Fnruea vonet water, | exular W-ceat whisk brooms—go for a Orse Ss, Tf fy Alpines, we shall offer alt which were * * * | buildings of the same class saould be fur end. = be ie day at 5 cenrs, eo == Shaded 2a ee a corral = raed : orem age = to ~ ee by the Septemter 30, 187, at a CEES: = oe att = eae. wn in all colors and ommissioners under such “estricti below te of + vielet taleum powder ¢ oy moe aoa re NG S OUR CORSET DEPARTMENT UNDER NEW MANAGEMEN °° * are right “UP TO THE MINUTE” as * + © Senate may deem it wise io impos, Ap. |, the red wife of the 14 cents a box. All-iristle solid back hair brushes —whiel every Hy -* oo dt * © © to-style and shape. * +] propriations for sites should } = ; ae vie rusts white very Imported or Domestic Corset of note in ‘stoc! io and cahape Gependent of those for bulldiage nae = Sonn St. Euapneae cama’ Gein : xy Pa wba news = B for 35 cents—x0 for a day at Our $2.25 French Modeled Corset for....... tet oak ess $Z.OD [tt * Latest Parisian Novelties in Satve * ++ | ed according to the value of the aretna in ray: + sett as Oh fs Se $1.75 A la Venice Back Corsets << $1.50 ion, Di pteR De ee le ee Pmareet orth, GERALD J. third “son “of ARE re ee DA: bo Sen Sens oe g us °° Holders, wi al weled hkl: nd the late Gerald Piper. Se teteteetetetetettetetetet tate $1.00 W. B. Corsets, White, Drab and Black/extia long ae * © © tops. Special Introduction price 25C. 6 = Parking Commission. Notice af Suneral hereafter = Your choice. “The. appropriations made to cover the PEE SSOSOESSSO# DD TRADE BRINGER For 7 . es +. a te i ALSO LIGHT SHADES | 'PAX—LADIES" BUTTON GPACE, IN TAN, MODE AND Ever y Del icacy== é ‘ ai. $5¢ For the table—that’s obtainable at ae Special, 68c..a pair. |):: eee Ready-Made Wear. ©. | 5 different styles Children’s White Aprons, lace. trimmit A GOO BROW: =e SS ce | ere aS expenses of the parking mission dur- | @CSB*AS. On Tharetay. September 20. 3505. at | Gerome Desio %' Ne seeeeg] All a5¢. Bustles co... ss. +00. : is [BON MARCHE, |i mientras ae] Een ESP TB: T eal gee 3 SECOND FLOOR-NEW BUILDING. iii ue ep < Sets steed ages paises oe of fuucen tm aturdas’s Sea. eopens | IS Glove Depart t BAR 314 and 316 7th St. these duties the more important are. the [1% Soius,on September 8. It at Chow p si T : J P ment. ness _ |oat planting and care of trees in the public | Fuuemt fem’ thet poet his, Mester, “Br. a2 RUNK : THE MOST COMPLETE AND CoMMODIOUS GLOVE DEPARTMES? Iy gow. : streets and avenves. Recently the appro- | Hessklah Sipe, 1700 4th, strect, warzhwent, on Monday, Oct. 4th.’ ‘ i ae We have the agency tor Jouvin's Gloves. No eothes. store has the |/F bsta tial priations have ot been such as wiil en- pebeniont betebas 7 ape t ae tearing. beow cine far) 4 z <j} Tight of sale. Every make and color in stock, | (Ut + very Su intial, pees prope: fo ce ae San ae = ath - * and ip the meantime 2 sed fo Sew cusa, is probably the best trunk for the + mh2t-t tnoney that was ever money + put on the Full cloth Mned—3 center bands— = Steel rulls on all edges--Excelsis on cach side of belts at each end -irow bottom—heavy steel braces ad Name” painted and” Carter’s Little Liver ks, Gerome Desio, 1107 | PIMISHIG ! St.) “ _¢ e ng around SSA OS strap i? «~| neck and sleeves and over shoulders—for 25¢. soc, values. ~~ * : 1 * 3 Aaa ereneeaeni bs tags) Se sales, == ge : —_— Pil : = = x < pecial Eiderdcwn an nucle Gretchen Coats, fur and braid trim- Ev Soh M, WL DOtE, a * 100 Dez. Hair Switches, 2 IN I 1€€SsSi, Street. £| ming. For $1.89. Regular Fess letirsr tapes Se id trim : ee ieee ee ons us for the purpese of raising 3 Wse quick and clever truvk repairing. le 2 New York Hair import Ses eeveseeesoesesseeseseess | ular $10 values. c ‘ $6.75 for Colored Silk Taffeta Skirts, umbrella, corded ruffles. Reg- HEADACHE : $17 for Heavy Brocaded Silk Skirts, umbrella ruffles; ie "4 flo . Regula values. Gras S : x Ingro ing Nails fae Feats Be : i ae Cured scientifically Ina few days. No blood drawn; ‘Bo nalls pulled, no soreness. A cure guaranteed in- every case. 8 to 5:30 p.m. Sundays, 9 to 1. ‘ PROF. J. J. GEOUGES & SON—PARLORS 1115 Specialists, sel4-10d, Bere peed nie noc ee ee |