Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1898, Page 7

Woodward toth, rth and Easter Cards and “ng Lothrop, F Sts. N. W. Booklets—First Floor. Opening Display of THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, MAROH 15, 1898-22 PAGES. 7 Lansburgh & Bro. The [lost Interesting Exhibit of, TEEL’S Summer Goods TO GO. THE WORLD OF SOCIETY TEN DIFFERENT WAYS Presented to the Prince by the Vice Presi- dent. Belgtum’s Fature Ruler Meets a Bril- Mant Social Gathering—A Stewart By Which One May Break the Health and Blast the Life—One Way to Pre- vent, 1. Getting run down and exhausted through ex- cessive, hot weather. 2 Through toss of appetite and inability to re- ceive movrishment from food arising from the same cause, Gotten down to the Summer Furnishings, 3. Keeping tee late bors at night, and sleop- Art Novelties, . Sere at Castle Tea — Noten, ing too late in the morning. % I 4. Neglecting to take suffictent cxercise to keep ° k Spring Silks and Silk' bee ties! ale. Sc Fite Gauze To at 38c. cial Moke oes tee oo oon 1 , Lokens an uvenirs ee or Biceve:abirin.” Now's Prince Albert's parting glimpse of the | ™, MW Tanen Of a weakened Ant ciently to F ld of the capital was Sete, plage iy suiliciently to a 4 7 Fine T5e. ialineoeds and official and social wor keep the pores of the skin open. Was Ci i Drawers, small and large a brilliant ope. He was last night the | @” Keeni = a or Eas ter 9 In hington ity. iS ) pany ahs 38c. guest of the Vice President and Mre. Ho- | the amind with bareeed neti emt by fretting = * bart, first at a cinner of twenty covers 7. Taking moals at irregular intervals. Continued Today and Wednesday. Briefly describing our line! bq) |( Men's supertor $1.95. Jaconet 75 and later at a reception, where several} &. Iujuriug the stomach by delaging it with " aia ere fart ar s rq Nesode: SNOws: Ce {} nunarea guests came in pleasant contact aaties Senahee of tee water. h és 7 ™ aiiaias tn ” rough getting in draughts while overheated a 7 with royalty. ‘The table was gorgeous with , A Special Feature for the Opening is ne Choice designs tempting to every one he hasan eye for fs Teel’ 5 Pa. A white roses and white Mlacs, the round | Tum sitive ewomten. vate at might, which A Novelty in Toilet Arti cl es, i beauty of texture, color and style. The-sales we are making daily } ca s, 93: a. Ave. centerplece ag edged en maidenhalr | vee billionsuess and other unpleasant «ymptoms. '| indicate the phenomenal demand for these goods. m4 epee a ethan ie {he names were | There ts only one way ta which health can be eavy ge ter i. ° mat: ned or regained in spite of all these dan- Made of gun metal, plated with 14-karat gold; will | }{ In short, they sell themselves. Rd Ries aoe Ge bac a ae Belgian anf American flags crossed on ah Lorre which wenste tt mea that to'ey the ott ot net tarnish. These oddly pretty things will make eee er esc i Sea eee Reo ee ee porecrerst ngprealiensla most pleasing giftsfor Easter. Theycomprise in part: 4-inch Printed Japanese ros Grain an 4 national airs of Belgium and America and > site ll th P: a aan | f G Bri G a Fi i iy of Great Britain, Germany and France, "whieh Bresms...-..- <0 ~ $1.25 | intants’ Combs... wee SI-75 | S, all the new shadings and | Brocades, all silk. Worth 89c. 4 whose ambassaders were t to hear eo strongly an the beat iS ~ patterns, at....... 59c. yd. yard. Special price, 69c yd ki them. The dinner guests © the Deans of matutaining health, strength ” Blake Miwohen sc. 22 oso sscecacc icc PET) | Slow Moran aes wee BI.50 | e a ° og gian minister and Coun Lichterw y nt all times. The strongest constitution te - ld f i the British ambassador, the German am- ain to beak down maisee ® to toreiied tw Dressing Combs....... sssseceeceee SEOO | Nad Piles....scccoscessece .. $1.50] 4 _ Early Spring Novelties in All- $1.00 quality new Roman, bassndor, the French ambassador. Sere | treqaration above named am deerribed. 2 = fe i y Shertoan Mrs. . Mrs. Harriet | ! Bonnet Rrushes.......60-- secesesescesess BE5O | S00 HOOKS... ceesseseeseseseenessese $150] 7% silk Taffeta, fancy weaves, | Stripe, beautiful for waists, 6 i ter sh S, dan, Sirs eate. a =o ~ = pues $. $8.75 | Pd bright colorings, checks, stripes 5 iz] win O€: io «=| dan, Mrs. Beale. r, Miss Gary, TN SOCIAL sisstON. Clothes. Brushes... . $3-75 | Mirrors... sausecee sane On 4 Cc. yd. Is = Miss Di ol. Jung- — $22 $3.50 | ha and plaids. Only.. 75¢, yd. i We will not pack goods bluth an At 10, when the | Oriental Co: R. Eater Infants’ Erashes.....0.6+ - $2.25 | Putt Boxes.. ecteaccesens POOP | PG y d M4 ee guests commenced to assemble for the re- Ag Swart First floor. it 24-inc Jacquar Figured 4 away—we will give them away | ception, they were received the draw? | 6, e 44. 21-inch Black Taffeta Silk, | India Silk, were made to retail first. Large shipments of | "8 reom by the Vice President and Mrs. Spares eres panied Spt aflinm ort gene Trunks and Easter Toys | bright lust. ed. | fi vard. Fi <4 ae = : Hobart and peesented to Prince Albert. | UM, held a ladies’ social at its rooms, No. “I pe ight luster, wear guarante lor $1.00 yar For 85c¢, yd. | $ spring goods are cramping us} Mrs. Hobart was superbly gowned in white | 1008 % street northwest, last evening. It Traveling Goods. and Novelties. 4 Worth $1 yard. For§5¢, yd. for room now, so all winter | #848. trimmed with Venetian, point, and | was one of those pleasant Httle affairs of This department contains every-| We have just placed on sale our % oe vene ss Grain. 4 goods must go at any price. | rooms were profusely adorned with pink aur preptans tnt ie eee rte : ; - ; i oS é xf i | i ‘ 2 and Satin Brocades. = roses, and over the wide doorway the Bel- ; 1" st eget enero daa gene thing that is new and desirable in| new importation of Easter Novelties i 27-inch Black Satin Duchesse, A z a also Baya: 4 dies’ Sh R Rian coat-of-arms and the stare end otrines | the orator, Clinton Gapin, was thoroughly Traveling Goods, everything that is} and Toys, comprising Chickens, + all silk, extra heavy, rich luster, ere effects, the latest for skirts, ¢: Ladies oes Reduced. divided admiraticn, enjoyed by about 150 members and their necessary for a long journey or aj Rabbits, Brownies in Eggs, Chick- "i Serre $1.00 yd. $1.00 yd. " Handsome] ..3 ine dpe vent ee a — Reef ek selo a, short trip. The goods have been se-| ens in Baskets, etc., and a large hd iy styles in Vici | able delicacies, wae served ail evening in the | MT: Alexander eee ar lected with unusual care and are | assortment of Candy Boxes. | 22-inch Black Satin Duchess, 21-inch Black Peau de Soie, > $3.50 & $4.09 Kid, Calf and) jectrations were inahe Beisien Geese The | Sell, after which an address made in the best possible manner, | Tes Dept—Fourth door. \\4 all silk, extra heavy, rich qual- all silk, wear guaranteed, at ib values Box Calf, both Hst of invited guests included the Mexic Fas, delivered by the with all the new and latest devices | New Pal ity. $1.35 value..§ 1115 yd. $1.25 yd is button =—and | Sener ane ae icgpecptinctgpe gated geet perk toe and equipments—thus in keeping Pictures ‘pl °. yg. i} now lace — all the | minister and Mrs. Gana, the Austrian min- | Which Oriental Council was going to hold < = h reli e oq) ve = 1 ister and Baroness Henge!muller, the min- | @ with the needs of the traveling} © WW iow in our Picture Depart- | 4 A Bos epiiacta uns 22-inch Poplin Bengaline, oo shapes | ister from Venezuela and Miss’ Andrade, then Introduced Sm ublic. s : y Stripes, Checks ; re and toes —]| the minister from Portugal and the Vis- who is the oldest living Pee tua Cowhkle Sult Cases, Irish linen ining, | Ment an absolutely new stock, com- | |pé Bnids, st ae or ad d grand quality. Worth $1.50 94 ° © “hand sewed—| countess Santo-Thyrso, the charge d'af- nd a member of inside and outside stray rat_brass locks, ete: | prising many novelties and all the | }« Riaids, the newest shades an yard, Our price. $1 25 d. s of Colombia and Mrs. Rengifo, the a few remarks and Choice of all sizes, Inelnding 26-Ineh. jr z : {| weaves. All go at $1.25 yd y es excellent vr from Costa Rica and Mrs. Calvo, | @ recitation by Mr. Thompson, a soprano $3.95. Value ue $5.00. latest designs and subjects in Pho- | /?*) ce ya. Bock Senor del Viso of the Argentine Republic, mine was nentered by Ba Herbert IL. Da- : i {bel 5 : Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller, Justice and | Vi8, followed by by Mrs. Ran- or Carryalls, tographs, tchings, Pastels, Water Re 22-inch Bayadere Silks, the 22-inch Black SEO Ee Ben- i White, Justice and Mrs, Shiras, Jus- | dail Parsons , Hetnecke, stra (Bay ee | Celine Ben Sialic Weice Calars ce hi latest for skirts and waists. | S#line----- -- $1.50 yd.;' 2 poner Me" | ty cumcmeeyis Coubiokene toes eerie eee ues Our Pictures are such as are found | ff yy; so 5 K Men’s Sh d d Miss ce President | 5Y_ Moonrise tellowed.. bene were au = zi ‘ § rs (4 Worth $1.75 yard. At en's oes Reduced. of New York, the Secretary of the ce tg er oy 3 . species tape & in art stores, while the prices are nd < | $2.00 Black Gros Grain Silk, Men's Pat- the Secretary of th nag rae ohana Dut extra Hight w | very much lower. We also carry in | |f¢ $1.35 yd 24 inches wide, all silk, wear }j Set pee ee ee ee : x, with his eG stock made-up Frames in all the| |, z : guaranteed. Special price, ha Calf cad Boe Wetmore and the M Wetmore, sedge teeny ue! of setected materiat, | regular sizes and in the latest styles Black and colored and also | $4.00 & $5.00 Calf Lace et ee eee entero ae -, bound with maces | Of moldings at most reasonable lace effects. $1.50 yd. LY; values Shoes See Senator Sewell, Representative Newlands Granted a Divorce. je Thek. Ce a . » sso the Mi: Newlands, Judge and . Da- In the divorce pro nzs stituted b; prices. The following are exception- 4 2 7 P as inst v i . 8 are : i now soles and] vis, resentative and Mrs. Wayne Par-| Catherine J. Anderson against Robert W. | ally good values: " eae ee neral_and Mra. Rochester and Miss | 4 ‘ Bakers hak hagas 4 15 Walle Bstse face vy exten- Representative and Mrs, Pit- son, Ji 0 benae’ coveews Grusmeniestaia (ortat ets eit Lansbur h & Bro : sion soles — ntative and Mrs. Wadsworth, | Cecree granting Mrs. Anderson a separa- round or square openings. ; °9 +4 ° = See ae ‘Audenried, Mrs. Horstmann, the] tion from the defendant, beca: of cruel ° : 291 i" splendid quali- es Horstmann, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas | treatment on his part. Mrs. Anderson is pee water G = \ seco the ache on Page, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hinck- | further granted autho of coeemcenn tats Bt ius ath SS ae 4 ties—the fash-| fey, air and alte. George Bloomer, Hepre-| maiden ames iucage 2 ‘ Tesume her | oak, green, bla 1onable styles. ative and Mrs. H itt, Mr. and Mrs. a = Genuine Water © Warten, Mr and Sirs James M. Johnston, Marringe Licenses, pound (es 65¢. 9. Sh Mr. and Mrs. Lara Anderson, Commander | Marriage licenses have beon issued to the pach... .-.-. = Hoe and Mrs. Clover, Mrs. Hobson, Dr. and] followin, ed on mat, In ne : 5c: Shop, | ana Mrs. Boardman and the Misses Board- Ries sence award and Minnie L. Sproe: Trunks marked iree. » with each trunk. Photegraphs, size frames, with ‘m: Each. in gray 928 F St. N.W., the sholas Anderson and Miss man, Mr. John Addison Porter, Misses Patten, Mrs. Anderson, Mr. and M © MeVeagh, Miss Bates, Rubenstein and Emma Wheat Simpson and Marion H. Williams; Hamil- oor. General Corbin, Mrs. Ba Miss Bates, | ton S. Wallace of this city and Ethel Bangs Latest style Photox . in black English and : : ry Mr. an Mrs. cLanahan am iss Mce- . m1 Mass. ot - KC 2, Fr s the old inasters, Atlantic Building. ene of Boston, Mass.; Henty K. C. F ry religious subjects, ae “mes who | Mrs. Bessie Stewart gave a tea yester- Lizzie E. Hopwoc pth Of Pradertchs, 0 el je re TECH ose who . Bex 7 Color bh 3. Weaver r Carriages. $1.00 to $5.00 Golden Gate’ arin in honor of M mith Cen or eee We are showing more than one = pana : mpeait piesit ee nee om Lyle; Wilham H. Douglass and Lu i a(S Decks with hat and giasst magne” SOC ° ed with tnd Be ae ner; Armstead Blackwill and Mary aie sat ceeicboles ae = black, with mat and glass.” Eachs... . . : er stead | Blac! and Mary KE. hundred distinct s yles of Baby Car: glass. Eacl eled with in Shorts; Wesley Jefferds and comprising the very latest ; riages, shapes and de are novelties and s' among wh ch | les exclusively | ours. All the 1898 improvements | oP)" Each 39¢. mail your order. ted in entertaining. I of dry champagne appreciate the s Annual Clearing Saie of Shoes have made even Mrs. Le Breton and Mrs. A. V. Kautz, | mukab H. Mumm & Co.'s Ext are Se} od. = = ws z " | bi ow ce r Its ti o she RS GE Crayons to Order Al N who is visiting her at the Portner, will be | jn 1s0y acsnemated ree dg y= prone Special attention_is called to our line of Carriages at Ten Dollars. Something New ne ‘ketches in miniature, size 8x10, in neat bron e fram with torchon mat and metal 85c. prners. Very" dainty. Each. . jal lot of Bamboo E sels, neatly fin. From any size photograph, perfect likeness and satisfaction guaranteed. $1.95 each. The bargains that we are offering during this our regular patrons open their eyes in astonish- ment. Not only the broken lots, but all of our vor and is an ai wipe! 4 $4 case 12 ats. at "Thone or WN CO., 614 14TH ST. “Myre most delightful auspices. Miss Mary Con- a mith, Miss Miles and Miss Fox also at home to their friends Wednesdays. Lady Pauncefote and two daughters are at Atlantic City, where Sir Julian Paunce- fote is expected to join them the end of the week. Tinney; Lawson Ward and Agnes Harrisg Samuel Jennings and Virginia Johnson. Dry Champagnes. mere than y other brand MARAIED. TURKS HEALY. On Monday, February 21, . . SOS. They ss - | Fourt . lar |; ‘ ‘i eS a at the ma ei. Pathe They are unsurpassed and aa Four pis regular lines of reliable footwear are being placed Mattings Sire GaTIcae is ths Gucat OT Mi aL. at the cathedral tn Baltimore, ler a passable. We selected the stock and | Men’s on the bargain tables. We Grown, having arrived last Saturday from HEALY, both of Weehingtoa, D.C. had them made to our order and ac- Custom Tailoring. Way Under! New York, accompanied by her son and = z . . i : : er, ter Benjamin Harrison Me- cording to ‘our own ideas, and in = A lish Cloth have a great selection of It'll pay you to Iool one pais Totes eon : DIED. 1 this popular priced carriage We make Men's Stylish Clothing | 24 poe a > The announcement of the engagement of Peeeee hie Pic ae are satisfied | t0,0rder at reasonable prices—not at Ladies’, Misses’ and Chil- 25c. "= Chine Mataseh oy PSK S| atiss Alice Belknap to Mr. Barklie. Henry Sassanid wee oe Pp ridiculously low prices. We guaran- 117%. v2" for 30 and 35e. Fine Cotton )| of Philadelphia, made in yesterday's Star, . that we offer the very best Carriage < dren’s Shoes as low as.... fo] Warp Matting. formed an interesting topic of convers : possible to obtain at the price. Four tee entire satisfaction and live up to 10¢, sara tor 20c. Heavy China Matting. wherever society gathered last night. the guarantee. Henry 1s a son of Mr. Morton Henry, a te special designs are represented. core Rare prominent lawyer of Philadelphia: ; rch a 0 eas Carriage, Laer in cord Our Foreign and Domestic Cloths (The Houghton Co., Mrs. Cora M. Shwalier, who has been Henry 3. Cullen, Nib ve “satin ‘parasol, lined with green, for Spring are ready for inspection. SHO S ORE re 1214 F St¢| spending some time with her sisters, Mrs. at St. Matthew's it runnin, I s ss E: re peri All the latest effects are represented. 9 Do ee ee closely woven, a design of pe e Trousers to order, $4.00 up. win Cortland county, N. ¥., last evening. cred in corduroy, beat Tunbing gear, reinforced ISuitestaordecs $19:50. ap) 310-312 Seventh Street N.W. Again. Mrs. Eilen Smith has returned from New : Mave 16g, aLacr, and front, pavent brake, steel oF woode 5 to Dp. . ars x Sn'crtntnditary vole, Bach! us." Gioo0 | _ A special line of Covert Overcoat- SIITI QUEM, Ad 20d present tt at our | ‘The Misses Fowler entertained a few toms ber iets 3820 -Pstreot F and 4 ate practically ite saie a4 1 and | ings, in pleasing shades. AVENUE ENTRANCE THROUGH 8. KANN, SONS & CO."S. SS ose Ime taller ag weceiee M4228 SAY | sriends at their residence, 76) 1th street yom ge SS . with the exe of the bodies, which are ver 2 raitiem ninee a 7 Moline Gna Deneaniee dealers aieganaiatral™ i Sele $12.00 and upward. $4 + full ton of good, clean white 3° QQ | southeast, last evening. Cards and games at ©. Mataiives ant iienie aso. appointments. Ea : Men's Det vik Box ¢ © ash coal for............... were the features of the evening, after ‘tfully Invited to attend. 2 peerless ** Order today to avold disappointment. | which a bountiful repast was served. = : & errs < < gS, at the rest A Special Lot of Fine Shoe Wm. J. Zeh, 708 Tith, fee Serene tee ones Coe mat | 2 ea via Ma, S igan, cal ome by the serious ness of Rattan Carriages Department. — her mother. At Half the Usual Price v | moe ed in silk tapest: able spr cured armures, for spring, with ng. patent brake, © tnest goods made. $10.95 each. Regular price $22. Special value in | Children’s Gocarts. Well made and up to date in every particular. $2.45 each. Value $3.00. Fourth floor. New and Rare Styles Of Chairs and Rockers. There is always room in your par- lor or an unfilled corner where a chair would look well if it were a handsome one. We have several beautiful Colonial Chairs and Rockers, goods that have | been bought at two-thirds their real value, which we offer at the following special pric to $10.00 each. We have on display this week in Shoe Department fine kidskins in various colors, which are interesting. __ And we are showing as fine and choice an assortment of Spring Foot- wear as produced. The most famous makers are represented. All the newest shapes and special designs of our own. Our lines of Misses’ and Children’s Tan Lace and Button Shoes are made to give solid service and to look dressy at the same time. Prices are the lowest possible to name for goods worth your buying. A very large and excellent line of Oxfords now ready. Second floor. ae Boys’ Spring ‘ Clothing. We are showing a very handsome and stylish line of Boys’ Sailor Suits —including all the latest effects and { Grand of King’s Palace New Department Store Spring Opening Delicious California Fruits, I7c. A CAN! Fruits is rapidly [1 | der. So Choice of Pears, P cote at renche Ite. mhi5-204 This last shipment of California Canned disappearing, and no won- much goodness has’ never before II 1 been offered anywhere for as little money. Blame and Apri- “= 50c. C. W. Barker, 1210 F. “NUTCOA” —a product of the cocoanut! © "“Nuteoa” * ening, * lard,” butter, ete, are pure and very healthful! is for get eeeeeee * positively cures dyspepsia. tion at our store. “oa or general cooking, shorten ying apd all culinary work where Absolutely * — Prevents indigestion, and its continued use See demonstra- fishence Youngs Co., 428 gth. fe28-1m.16 Take Dr. Henry’s Blood Tea. neys, lUver and bladder. ‘The great blood purifier, regulates the kid- Guaranteed to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Graves are taking a trip to New York and Atlantic City. Miss Jessie Marshall of Milford, N. H., is visiting her sister, Miss Lydia Marshall, at No. 1003 K street northwest. Mrs. Dudley W. Gregory, the Victoria, will not be “at home” Wednesday after- noon, as she is visiting in w York. i STEAM ENGINEERING. Proposed Change in Law Regulating the Business. : Commissioner Wight has had prepared a bill to regulate steam engineering and the inspection of stationary steam boilers in the District. The regulations of other cities were considered in the preparation of the measure, and practical stationary steam engineers in the District and in private employ were consulted. It became apparent some time ago to Mr. Wight that the present regulations are defective in many respects, one of the mcst fatal being the inability to punish engincers licensed to operate small plants, but who operate plants of the greatest cepacity, embarrassment and danger being caused by this practice. The bill provides for an annual salary of $2,000 for the inspector of steam boilers in lieu of the fees he now receives, =x ER. On Monday. March 16.1808, ATH. on Wednesday, 88 at St. Mary’ d friends are re Interment in 5 rine TAUR LAWR. _ Funeral from above residence Thursday, March 1 at 2 p.m. (New York Herald please copy.) b 15, 1895, at 5:10 a.m, ANNA, of Charles Nailey and 20 F street northeast, Gay at 2 pom. ONIELL. Oo Tuesday, March 15, 1898 at 12:20 her residence, 2229 13th street LULIC ‘beloved Geughter of Mary A. O'Niell Notice of fueral hereafter. 2 SCOTT. On Monday, March 14, 1898, MARTUA E. SOOTT, widow of the late Jas. A’ Scott. Feral trom residence of Mr. Wim. P- Allan. 522 €th street southeast, Wednesday, pan. * ‘H. On Mareh 14, 1898, at 6:30 so CATHERINE ¢ beloved daughter of the te Stuart and Johanna Smyth. “May she rest in peace.” Our dear one bas left us For the realms above, Guided solely by God's 2 Holy precept Fi all the new styles of braidin; All cure constipation and indigestion. Price, fees to be hereafter paid to the Dis?ric B. N. AND N. SS oa e 4 riiscen ‘Sorat teas been found. amownt te street Refrigerators plain colors are represented; ; also ae oa 25 cents, At droggists. — - _mhiS-tt-t0 | atout $2900, per. annum. Gut of this | Funeral, from her late residence. | 108, 71h © : several lines of beautiful mixed. chey- on HS 20 Strount the inspector has paid for an as- mass at St. Peter's Charen at aim, a 3elding’s “New Perfection” and | iots; sizes 3 to 12. z i oe and a horse and wagon. | Under the Kelatives and friends are respectfully the Reed's “Odorless” we believe to 2.68 to $12.00 each. from $2,000 to $5,000, and he will be siven 1 ; Fhe hs fa a ae on assistant, at an annual salary of 301), | STEGEMERTEN ee CHISEL mers and a q es! ta w it * be the'market tol “Th are bat [sae aa Se mises | Thursday, March 1 2, i 898. Saws) steer i i oy neni “Eton” and Middy Suits. Sizes 3 to 12. on leave or incapacitated. Funeral from the . No. 35 L scientific food preservers, hygienic, $2.50 to $8.75 each. ] The fees are to be paid to the collector | West, on Wednesday, March 16. at 4 ele economical in ice and labor saving. 39 Watch for the Opening "Asmouticesien eat = taxes, oe bing, areas Ser Eaeaicate » cree 3 £ 2 : lor exami Punts! ie ILLIA! : They were made to do the best work | B07*" Overs, ver pate tion on the part of engineers while on duty | “"Ligy oclock DANIEL WILLIAMS, at Eis Teale and stand the wear and tear of time | Boss" Print Shirt Walsts, each...- 25¢. ‘ Se reat pee aon Leen be oor bomen” —and not cheaply constructed to sell | Bors’ Laundered Percale Waists, each: Soc. 8 1 2 =8 1 4 Seve n th ET ten te eee at a low price. Boys’ Odd Panta, per pair..... 48c. Bes ‘AI ree bo second’ Belding’s Refrigerators, $8.95 to | noys’ ail-woot Suits, each: $2.50 wage? = $25.00. Boys’ Golf Caps, each... 50c. Branch Store, 715 Market Space. Belding’s Ice Chests, $4. 50 to| Special. = $10.75. “Odorless” Refrigerators, $13.50 to $35.00. With “these we are showing Gi Ice Boxes Chests ir the Neat" atjlee and aiavt—every one of which is guaranteed. Fourth floor Boys’ Separate Collars and Shields —washable. 25c. each. nValue 75¢e. to $1.00. the simplest and best device the market ? keeps the tle from moving ‘eee Nickel Finish, 5¢.— The Washington Ti Tie e Fastener, jet can be ancl iyie of neckwear a Finish, § 5¢. faa fogs Toc. E n L Finish, 6-—Jagen Fs Dept—First Floor. Woodward The Seaccins of a Photo _ ‘broad to2 last. show how long they wear. For Ladies and Men. 3.50, 4.00, 5.00, 6.00 ee MB st