Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1898, Page 9

Woodward *». Lothrop, roth, 11th and F Sts. N. W. Friday’s Our Remnant Day, Our Special Bargain Day: Tomorrow'll be an interesting Remnant Day to the many that know the great inducements we offer our patrons to relieve us of our weekly collection of remnants. Articles of use, comfort and convenience will be in the great list. Not in many days have the Dress Goods remnant counters on main floor shown such a variety of wool and cotton fabrics as will be found tomorrow—ends of new goods left from the present week's selling. Plenty of skirt lengths, waist lengths and a goodly num- ber of full dress patterns—and we’ve marked them at spetially low rices. Me With these remnants there will be several lots of goods purchased especially for the occasion, at less than regular prices, which make them tare bargains. Friday’s Special Bargain in Men’s Sweaters. 120 M AlL-wool Sweaters, nevy blue and garnet. with white striped cuffs and Byron collar; Inced front. Sizes 34 to $1.00 Each. Reduced from. $1.50 Each. First floor. Friday’s Special Bargain in Wash Dress Goods. An edd lot (about G00 yards) Cotten Dress Goods, in Ince effects; pretty floral printings, oe “Giic. a Yard. Regular Price, 1214c. First fivor. Friday’s Special Bargain im White Goods. neh Indl Ig to the bundle, in 1 and 2-yard lengths, slightly 31.00 Regular Price, $2.50. Second fteor. Friday’s Special Bargain in Swiss Embroideries. et a Bundle. One let (2bout 500 yards) S-inch Swiss eideries, fine quality, dainty apd pretty designs— tt exactly half value. SS ee’ 12i%4c. a Yard. Regular Price, 25c. . Firsc floor. Friday’s Special Bargain in Petticoats. 15 dozen Women's Japanese Skirting Petticoats, in a variety of neat striped effects, bias rufiics put op with beading: French yack. Special Bargain Price, 50c.. Each. Second floor. Friday’s Special Bargain in Pictures. 500_11x14 White Enamel Reeded Picture Frames, fitted with pletures in yarious subjects— some fitted with mat ¢ Special Bargain Price, 25c. Each. Fourth floor. Shoe Department. 10 puirs Misses’ Tan Goat Shoes, square toes. ime 1'y and 12 A—11%4, 1 and 1% —1 C—13, 13%, Land 14 D. Reduced from $2.00 to Se. pr. irs Boys’ Russet Oxfords, extension soles. % and 6 C and D. Reduced from $1.50 Men’s Department. 5 Men’ Janndered White Shirts, paras bossue’ aa Sizes 16 und 1644. with fine Re- rk Colored Tecks and ed from 2e. to 2 for ‘S Manhattan Shirts, with fine blue and white Madras bosons and enffe, Sizes 15% and 16. Re- daced from $1.50 te $1.00 each. Flist tleo.. - patent varrp, . 11%, 12%. 1, 2 and 24 A— 13, 1 and 2 €--1% D. Reduced ‘pair. Dress Goods Dept. to $1. Dress lengths, slightly sciled or} Stent fer faded. Glove Department. Redueed from | 9 pairs at ote bl Kid Gloves, various sizes, Reduced from ed from $1.00 to 3c. pair. irs Women's Kid Gloves, red and tan. Sizes Reduced from’ $1.00 to 50c. pair. n Two-toned, Faney. Reduced First fleor. yard. e Serges and Cheviots. in ae eae griss_ slizitiy ‘oiled on anole cage. eed | Upholstery Department. from $1.5 t ‘Fl. yard 3 Obie Dor Pillows, in Turkish effec —— ovelt: Reduced from $3.00 to oe: poe cane et os eee ; uch Novelty. Reduce@ from $3.00 oe $400 Department. ns. W ated Covert Cloth Tambour Muslin rimmed In ribbon ta 5 Sreduged from $30.00 ninated Covert Cloth . Size 36. Re- 1 uslin (Ince fasertion) Curtains. $2.50. Now 31.75. i f hy Salt, alk, velvet, and 1 peir Lambour Lace Cartaina, Was §9.50. Reduced from $30.00 ‘nit, handsomely brafded, with silk. Size 36. Reduced { ‘tambour L Was $5.40, Irish Point Curt . Irish Point Curt na Department. ‘orated Earthen Cuypidors. c. to Ie. each. -d from Size corated English Porcelain Uriovered Third floor. Dishes. Reduced from to 25e. eac 3 Bisaue Caudelabee, damaged. Reduced from $1.15 Misses’ Department. each. Jecorated Soup Plates. r. each. ‘orated English Porcelain Sugar Bewls. ed from 40c, to lc. each, Blue Japanese Chocolate Pitebers. Reduced n $1.00 to c 's Fine All-wool Reefers, plain cloths Redaced from ines 4 to 14. exch. Striped Taffeta Sk Dress, velvet and iace trimmings. Size 10. Redueed from $28.50 $10.00, Reduced from lain Coffee Cups and to 15e. each. Reduced from Se. jon Dress, bine reefer ang plaid skirt. | x. from $10.00 to $3.75. le Skirts, bloomers at- wit fe i? » $7.50 to $2. a nee St . 3 1 Bh Siictes Redac im $5.00 | -,4,0%d Decorated Covered Chambers. Reduced silk-and-wool mixtures. Reduced ria Malte Preach China Breakfast Plates. rs aided, all silk | Fifthettoor. 5 Rug Department. ~ 35.00 to $7.50. faney silk lined, 1: sia, tin Cape. and om trimm! yedue ro 25.4) 1.00, ee ene ee ee eee 6 Nubia or Jute Wilton Rugs, slightly scled = —_— from window disy Size 36x63 Inches. Redaced Boys’ Department ‘rama es), 1 n ‘ rtment. amas Hugs (samples), in new sn oys P ve" designs. Size 30x00 Anehes, Reduced 5 All-weol Long Pants a pleces—coat, from $1. $1.25 each. . a vi E |. Size AIL Ingrain Art Squares, in extra heavy ; qualities. . Size Ux9 feet. Slightly soiled. eed from $8.10 to $6.75 each. ‘Lhird door. Bed Department. 1 Children’s White Enameled Crib, with voyen wire springs, slightly marred. Reduced from £7.00 's Bed. with half sides and spring tot- BAS: feet. Reduced from $13.50 to 1 Children’s Bed. with woven wire sprinz’ en half side pi a Size Bxd%q feet. Reduced from 315.50 to $9.00. Third floor. Picture Department. Linen Department. 3 dozen I Dosties, es, fringed. Re-] 3 Engravings, @@x28, in oak frames. Reduced a from $1.50 from $6.45 to $2.50 each. dozen Joba Rrewn's Irish Napkins. one Medaitio Reduced from $2.90, $2.09 and. Former price, $2.00 to $6.00. b. do i». Reduced from Wer to Se. each: with 508 benders in oak frames. Reduced frum $3.95 to $1.58 to $2.00 each; cture. Reduced from $295 to $1.00. Cloths, reduced from $3.85 to ex in Taney gilt frames. “Kedaced from . 4 yards, ‘reduced from $4.40 to Photographs, Ip one frame— ‘Magdalene and ‘Mater Dalo- diced from $10.00 to $2.50. Photograph iu gilt frame. Reduced from $3.95 to $1.50. 3 jtcdallion, ““Mugdalene.”" “ Reduced from $5.00 to $2.00. 3 White Easels. Reduced from $1.00 to 0c. ea. Fourth floor. French Corsets, contil, eut bia val w | Baby Carriage Dept. 1 fine Whitney Kattan Carriage, tent axles, rubber-tired wheels, patent brake. c. black and white, Reduced from p tinished WiOr Ines. Sh 2 $10.00 to $7.50. m GL to HeGgtie. bt Gas Ratton Céctingd,~ costpniy tiohststeriog: Second fleor. Reduced from $1 to $8.00. ~ ieee tart. Reduced from $7.00 to $3.50; 1, re- duced from $2.95 to $1.50. Muslin Underwear Dept. Fourth floor. 6 Women's © ed Lawn Comet Covers, to be ies dimities or any thin ma- Furniture Department. Seed quis Soe to Be Sea Pees? buttons. Ke | 2 runes, 20520, doable shelf, osk and imitation Pg gon 'y ae mahoruny,” finely’ polished." Meduced from $2.25 : es, atzle, Fame pot on with | ’1 fine Inlaid Mabogany Table. ieduced from 4 |. Imitation mahogany and oak, Musiio Skirts, umbrella style, 10- Inch-wide ‘embroidery raiie, “protected by dust | ("yer abakt, bandeomely polished. “Medaced trom seeteond toor, Sk Reduced from $3.50 to $2.7. | *7"Cmptnation Desk and Bcok Case, with glass Reduced from $12.50 to $7.60. Fourth tleor. Cotton Department. aeWgren's Embroidered Swiss Aprons. Redaced Toy Department. Tit Wows” Boneeideret wise aprons, me | ai. ce, Bate Gloves, Hisluced trom $9.00 to @uced from 50c. to Se. each. 2 Games of Bell Quolts. Reduced frem $3.46 to Second floor. * Qe. each. = a = 3 Catchers* Mitts (samples). Reduced from $3.50 Hosiery Department: ““pourth tage. _~ 15 pairs Women’s Extra Fine Tan mze Lisle ‘Thread Hose. tonbie soles, high spliced heels and toes. Sizes St, 9 and Y's. Reduced from $1.00 to Gee. pair. 10 pair Women's Light ‘Tan Cotton Hose, double Art Department. 15 Hand-embrofdered Doyltes. Raduczd fom 2B. 10 Ue. enc, hocks amd tows. Sizes O42 and 10,” Reduced trom | ¢ 3,1 Sage uy soo Haudkerchlet Gag. Redared * nS . ike Satin Pjn Cushions. Bedneed frum She. ee ae e- 5 3 Knameled Palm Stools. Reduced from Svc. to o Be. ch. - Infants’ Department. eee 3 Children's Pique Coats, white. pink and blue, cape trimmed with bandsome embrohlery sad fn wertion. arene from $8.00, $909 snd $11.00 to 5 Children’s Crash Reefers. plain and empire style. large collars trimmed with fancy braid. Re- duced from $3.00 and $3.50 to $1.50 cach. 4 Fancy Silk and Straw Hats. trimmed with lace and chiffon.” Reduced from $7.50 and $8.00 to $3.00 each. Second floor. = Souvenir Department. 1 Fancy Ornament, ty damaged. Lediced from $4.00 to $1.00. 1 Bronze Horse, slightly damaged. Reduced from bp gay 7% ck th ay ‘tee: reduced frofh $1.25 tor hare; 1. vendueed ‘THE EVENING SPAR, WAR SPIRIT 1S RAMPANT Great Orowds Cheer Regulars en Route to Key West, ‘The Colored Troops Are Full of Fight and Enathusiasm—Incidents of the Tri NASHCILLE, Tenn., April 14.—If any doubt existed regsrdirg the patriotism and warlike fecling of the residents of Illinois, Indiana and Tennessee along the line of the Chicago and Eastern Ulinois railroad it would have becn swept away by the re- ception given the 25th Infantry as it pasa- ed aioag. In every town, on every street crossing and on the depot platforms men waved their arms in frantic token of ap- proval and in most instances seconded their gestures by yells. In the larger towns where the train stopped for a few moments the crowd piled so closely in upon the cars that it vas impossible for the sol- diers to leave the train at all. Like It Was in ’61. “I was among those who answered the first call in 1861,” said the commanding of- ficer, Col. Andrew 8. Burt, today, ‘and these scenes along the way are very sim- ilar to those that greeted us as we went to the front thirty-seven years ago.” At one small station where the train stopped for water the colonel was standing upon the steps of the car watching the crowd, and as the soldiers aid people yélled their mutual approval the colonel said to the men n the platform: “Are you going to follow us, boys, if war comes?” “We are coming right after you,”’ shouted several, aud Col. Burt climbed back. into the train, with the remark: “I guess those fellows are all right.” e Men Are Full of Fight. The men of the 25th are full of fight, and it was shown in good style last night as the train left Terre Haute. A young fellow on the platform shouted in joke: “Hurrah for Spain!” and instantly there was a break by several soldiers to reach him. They were held back by, the non-commissioned officers, who explained that it was meant as a joke. “That don't matter,” was the reply. “They don’t nobody tell us hurrah for Spain.” The regiment stopped about thirty min- utes today at Nashville, and then started for Chattanooga, where it is expected to arrive at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Eight companies will be camped tonight in Chick- amauga Park and two companies with or- ders from the War Department will con- tinue on their way to Key West. pee Sea THE ART LEAGUE FUND. Enjoyable Benefit Entertainment Given at Columbia Theater. The performance at the Columbia Thea- ter yesterday afternoon for the benefit of the Art Students’ League was one of the most enjoyable affairs of the kind ever given in this city. The program supplied a never-failing list of good numbers, and the house was well filled with society peo- ple, who appreciated the various exercises provided for their éntertainment, and testi- fied that cppreciation in long and hearty applause cn every proper occasion. The program was divided into four parts, end the only thing connected with the affair that was not entirely satisfactory was the series of long waits between the parts. All of the features deserved high praise. The living cartoons, under the direction of Mr. Felix Mahoney, the car- toonist of The Evening Star, and embrac- ing the portrayal of a number of his draw- ings, which have been published, the tab- leaux representing a series of pictures from Life; a “problem play in one guess,” entitled ‘The Nerve of the Needy,” were exceedingly effective. In the play the cast consisted of Kenneth O'Connor, Ed. Walsh, Mills Thompson, Felix “Mahoney, William Fuller Curtis, W. 8. McCarthy, Will Ma- honey and George O'Connor. ‘An athletic performance by Prince Troubetskoy, a dramatization of scenes from “Quo Vadis,” and an illustrated song, ‘Listen to My Tale of Woe,” arranged by the composer and put on by Mr. Hub Smith and Mr. Mills ‘Thompson, were novelties. Mrs. Tom C. Noyes sang Neidlinger’s “Serenade” and Shelley’s “Love's Sorrows” in splendid voice and with fine effect. Mr. Gaetano Trentanove sang Tosti’s “The Serenade,” also with splendid effect; Geo. O’Copnor, the well-known singer of comic and negro songs; the Little Gem Quartet and Mr. Charles Green, in a laughable monologue. Another number which de- served special mention was the work of Mr. Mills Thompson, in imitating well- known characters on the stage, such as De Wolf Hopper, Dan Daly and others. His contributions to the program were specially enjoyable. Among those who took part in the “pio- tures from Life’ were Mrs. MacLennan, Mrs. Mearns, Mrs. R. C. Child, the Misses Purker, Hough, Eds Noyes, J. Thomp- son, M. Downing, E. Robinsen, Marie Wimer, Marina MacLennan, Hoeke, Oliver, Ce Cox, Alice Foster, Wendling, Main- wright, Sherman and Kauffmann; Messrs. R. C. Child, F. R. Stark, N.C. Adams, J. J. Edson, jr., Trentanove, Victor Kauff- mann, Frank Vaughn, Charles J. Govern, William H. Dennis, J. A. Thompson, A. Clemons, George Gibbs, Felix Mahoney, George O'Connor, Mills Thompson, Wm. Fuller Curtis, Hubbard T. Smith, Carl Willer and Prince Troubetzkoy. The whole affair was under the direction of Mr. Parker Mern, who arranged the berefit and acted as general manager. To his efforts is due the unbcunded success of the entertainment. Mr. Mann was assisted by Mr. Felix Mahoney as stage manager. = When a young woman sits down and ponders over her future life, there is one all-important Subject which she should not forget. The: man who Cee in care will Be aweak, nervous, sickly, peta! , an incapable mother and a unamiable hosteas. Not knowing the a jnaintances will Pity rather then reproach, weak, dickly, nervous tent mothers the result of the use of this medicine’ THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1898-14 PAGES, a ‘will allow you, that we may give you good attention. The Great Purchase of Silk Waists. Our purchase of the entire stock of Harrison & Beckman’s Silk Black figured brilliantine, with damask fig- Waists exceeds all expectation. The goods are beyond description, and it was a lucky day for us when we bought them at such a price. They Are $5 to $10 Values. The newest shades and most fashionable colors for this spring— geenels, plaids, burnt orange, turquoise, blues, etc. ilk or Satin. Pleat yoke and front. Dainty 3 19 Waists at a most extraordinary price.............. Other Big Values. $15.98 All Silk Lined Suits’ $2.98 Brilliantine Skirts. of inah crete trees foe cree | = cloth; fly-front and Tuest juge fadfete’ tlk in ‘either ier te Set late tall sania Geeaenc ee $8.98 Boe ee ee 148 A Regular Flower Garden. - of flowe-s for hat trimmti is lovely in the extreme. Every shade and colors luced. Remember, these prices are for Friday only, Sc. violets. always popular Price men Mt Le. bunch Cur displ every flower that grows is faithfolly rep 39. red poppies, 1 dozen ii Green “Teket’ price. <= lok Mke real. red eSeadontonsoegoodonteategonteeseeseese { and desirable. 39c. lilacs, Green 19¢ { % = INGE “BON. ois Ganache ee oe | 30c. forget-me-not spray ¢ ak, American peauty. rose, most | ‘Ticket price. oe % sfiecive Bat trimmings.” Green micket Ge | 40, Soe, and Te. imparted mamole Ge, Ks : Ay 9 z $3 and $4 Children’s Reefers. The handsomest assortment of Children’s Reefers you can find. Splendidly made in the newest styles. Green Ticket price....... $1 -98 $1.39 Children’s Reefers. In all sizes and colors; well made, Most stylish effects. A big chance for mothers. 88 C = ° Some Green Ticket Hat Bargains. A-ravishingly beautiful assortment of Hats is always to be found at the famous King’s Palace. For years we have been headquarters for Millinery, but never have we offered prices like these before: 5 > 49c. Rough StrawTurbans = Ladies’ Bike Hats. e have taken our entire line of Ladies’ Bi- id Ta % ee Ae EE | it the following prices on it de id latest shade ketene ee 3c. ma for this occasion. ‘They are worth fully double: 68c., 89c., $1.25. 98c. Panama Sailors. White Panama Sailors, Walking Hats and Fancy Rolling Shapes, a grand aggregation of the ‘favorite. Green Ticket Delte Paceai eae ees Se 39c. 98c. & $1.25 Chip Hats. All the mest recent styles and effects in Ladies’ Colored Chip Hats. W holce, it ts. hh Tieket your choice, Is here. Green icket Dri 59c. Sedonteetoeteegonte te % 39c. Leghorn Hats. In White Leghorn—a splendid lot in the most yy shapes. ‘icket date Ti Sgeegendondentpasreseeseate deegegesgeatoateapeateaseatent 5c. D price. Thy 39c. Fancy Sttaw Hats. A bewildering assortment of the newest crea- tions—dozens of different styles to 7 choose from. Green Ticket pyice...... 1 Cc. a a Trimmed Hats. These, too, we have reduced for the Green Ticket Sale $5 and $6 Trimmed Hats. ‘The most tovely of Hild season's styles—trimmed in all the newest ide = $3.98 the wort 0 and $12 Hats. FRY canhot find « more, farming aesortment answhere in ‘icket price... é S ‘$8;'S1 Trimmed with absofite disregard to cost. The styles that the fashionable $5 08 World has proponeed cofrec Green Titket'ptice 335 1.05 002. ee eset eneeecceseseceee coe e “ Si ept. King’s Palace “store Thousands of Other Bargains. 12%c. Ladies’ Ribbed Vests; steoveleos: ribboned neck. ce. low neck and Green Ticket 19, Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vest and sleeveless; ribboned neck sleeves. ‘Green’ Ticket low neck ™ 10c. 12%e. Children’s Fast Black Hose, in 3 styles of ribs; sizes from 5 to 9%. Green Ticket price........-..-+-+-+-+5 ° 12%ec. Ladies’ Fast Black and Tans, Boot Patterns, and Gray Seamless Hose; all sizes. Green Ticket price......... nee: ° 50c, and 8c, Children’s Dresses, in Ging- hams and Lawns; embroidered and lace-trim- med; ales from 2 to G Dc. Ticket price... 19e. Children’s Flannelette Sacques, in plain and embroidered. Green Ticket Cc. price = vas vA 25¢. Children’s Mall and Embroidered Caps; aiso French Crochet among the! Green Ticket price... 50c. Ladies’ All-bone Corsets, in gray and white; all sizes. Green Ticket 39c. price seeeeeee sees $1.25 Ladies’ Sonnette Corsets, in gray, black only. sizes Green and white; odd Ticket price. 1.25 and $1.50 Ladies’ Skirts, Drawers, Ninit Gowns and Corset Covers; 3QC, slightly sotled. Green Ticket price... ‘Je. Ladies’ Fast Biack Sateen Skirts, with all sizes, Green Ticket AAC, very Green Ticket price... 50c. AlLlinen Collars, in 10 different guaranteed. Green Ticket 89c. Ladies’ All-silk Neck Boas: wide and full. 5c. Ladies’ shapes; 4-pl git; Ladies’ Long Watch Chains, in Gold or ver, with Jew ides. Green 5c. Ladies’ All-leather Belts, in black, gS ef ° or red—with steel buckles. Green Ticket 15e. Ladies’ Pocket Books, in all col- 5c. ors. Green Ticket price... 5 2 39c. Pompadour Combs; amber and black. Green Ticket 25c. price. 5 10c. Ladies’ Side Combs, in shell, am- ber and black. Green Ticket pri Canibetes all colors. Green "Tieaet ‘ambrte, all colors. Green price : 2'4c. Kid-finished Se. Crash Toweling, in bleaché® and Zo ° brown. Green Ticket price... 5 25e. Turkey Red Table Linen; 6 inches wide; warranted fast colors. Gi ee BES 40-inch Linen Lawns ens. Green Ticket Ticket price ude ia price ........66 6l4c. Se. English Quilt Tape. Green Ticket J], price .... 35 Se. @0-inch Tape Measures. Green Tieket price. ™ fe. 1c. block and white Darning Cotton, ic Green Ticket price, 2 for... o Sc. Straight and Crinkled Hair Pins. Green Ticket price, 2 packages........ HC. 3c. Court Plaster. Green Ticket Ji. price .... : . Se. Hand Scrub. Green Ticket price.. BCs | Ze. Talcum Powder. Green Ticket rrlee .. The famous store: King’s Palace New Department Store—The famous store—King’s Palace New Department Store—The famous store. iq 7 Green: Ticket Prices in Every Department * of King’s Palace Tomorrow. © « Such remarkable success has attended our Green Ticket Sales in the new departments that we have de- ‘Cided to extend it to our Millinery and Wraps. Tomorrow will be a record breaker as far as values go, for we :arg more than ever determined to make it worth your while to visit King’s Palace every F: riday, in order to ob- stain these special Green Ticket prices. Ladies from all parts of town have already begun to look forward to -our Friday bargains. Tomorrow we are sure to have a crowd here, so please come as early as circumstances i | Pails- 3c. Ie. Decorated Tin 1-Ib, Spice Canisters, * | somethii Se. Bone and Rubber Fine Combs. Ze Green Ticket price.............0....55 < Be. PPM ait co a cis scosectvesbsockescarn Se. Assorted Englixh Pins. Green Ticket ‘price 0c. Fancy Twill Garter Eh 3c. a Strip. Se. Good Tollet Soap. 3c. a Cake. Sie. Men's and Boys White . finforced — bosom, 7 all sizes 3c. 9c. Men's Fancy Half Hose, in tan, black, browns and gray; warranted fast Gres and scamie seem Ticket 12%4c. Suspenders, in all colors Md alides. “Green Ticket 1 Oc $1.48 26-inch Gloria Silk Umbrellas, steel rods, tansels ai Green Ticket Price . $2.48 Ladies’ All-siik Plaid Parasols, para- Fou, frawie; many styles to select S| 7S rom. Green Ticket Price......... . ft Ladies’, S-button | Suede Mousguetatre Gloves, 5%, 5% and only, in colors and black.” Green Ticket Price... DOC. $1.25 Ladies’ Btack Fort Gloves, in 5%, 5% and 6 onl Ticket Price. -........ Housefurnishings-- Every item in this ‘ist is marked at a money-saving price. We want to make this department the most, popular of its Kind in Washington. 29c. Japanned Bread Boxes = 14c. 28e. - Japanned Footed Chamber Palls....12c. J0c. 2-qt. Water Dippers... -4c, 5Gc. Galv. Tron Wash Tubs. B3e. ‘vec. Galv. Iron Wash Tubs. aie, ‘78e. Galv. Iron Wash Tubs. She. 15c. Wash Boards. aoe Be. 39c. 214 -qt.Granite Iro Tea or Coffee Pots - 17c. 25c. ex. Large Tin Dish Pans, stamped from one piece = =8c. Be. Se. Rising Sun Stove Polish. 10 Cakes Best Uleine Soap. Se. Silver-plated Tea Spoons. Se. Silver-plated Table Spoons. 19c. 2=-qt. Cov’d Granite Iron Sauce Pans = 9c. Be. gg Bord nag 7 jo So seas ce cescenal 1 Common new xed Pai COMOTR. eee ee eee 4c, and %e, per can 9c. 10=qt. Galv. Iron Water 9c. ing useful and ornamental....,..,...4¢. SIQ-14 Tet. "Space" Oc, int in all the: TRAILERS ON THE AVENUE Spalding Bicycles— the best— And on Fourteenth Street, and Electric Oars Navy Yard. stl $50. Enlarged Service of the Capital Traction Company Will Be Be- gun Saturday—New Power House. - . It is expected that, beginning Saturday, the cars on the Capital Traction railrgad will be run by electricity from the new power house of the company. It is possible of course that something may‘arise to pre- vent this plan from being carried out, but it is not anticipated by the officials that such delay, if there should be any, will ex- tend further than Sunday morning. The interest of the p&blic in the completion of the new power house and the placing at its disposal of a larger supply of electricity than can be leased lies inthe fact that the cars will then be run all the way to the navy yard instead of, as now, stopping at the Baltimore and Ohig station. ‘The horses-are to be taken off this section of the line, and then, for the first time since the 29th of last September, when the cable power house was destroyed by tire, the en- tire road will again be equipped with a rapid transit system. In addition to this change, which no Goubt will be a welcome one to the resi- dents in the eastern section of the city, the increased supply of electricity will make it possible to attach trailers to ail the cars on the Mth street and the George- town Hines. The present service of single cars has b€en found to be inadequate to meet the demands, and merely from a rev- enue standpoint it is estimated the com- pany will be greatly benefited by this op- portunity to provide better facilities. The cars on the 7th street line will con- tinue to be operated by cable until a third engine is installed in the new. power house. The change frofii the cable the underground system is pragjically. iplet- ed, ag there are only sema three or four hundred feet to be equippdd! with the con- ductor bars. a a Be 5 : Much satisfacticn is expressed over the enforcement of the Cofimissfoners’ regu- lation which forbids ty in the cars. It is said not only te to the comfort of Denssng ers. but ig a sanitary plain view. America. at $8. at $12. Friday Specials in Untrimmed Hats. Fancy Braid Two- tone Straw Walk- frame. Look at $2 hats $1.50 theleoomal YT Blue, Browa, Black and White we 1 $1 kind- back Sailors—the me 1.50 Pa >on what favorites Rey are.. The Showers Today Suggest Mackintoshes. PLEO AO O rn eInsH ere renserr reser Pree pico so ference soso entoCoreesonse ecto SotdorgecentnrgetndneroteetonSete of measure of gieat prices. save your 4 sanpestion ofa beates le nature was Sowey sek save Yom health, bat rd 3 made this morning to Mr. Dunlop, the neat thet ontinnly ersreee tes 3>- president of the road, . ‘Justice Har- traveling a ane he lan, who happened to. im. It was to i” : made forbidding condutters from eating At $12.75== Regier. $15 Nery, oo Oravenette Cloaxs, with capes and platted Moving a Mountalg, Pheervators. qo. lo’ * ‘e From Science. wo : At $9.75-== Resvlar $12.50 Taperte ‘Tho Zurich correapond>atsof the London in Nevy Blue, Gray and > Military Times writes that the rvatory of Mont Cape abe Waterproof, and light as Blanc, which'was by M. J 2S At $8.75-- te Ania Eo i work room doors wide open. French to find fav. The Flower Show. Roses, large bunches......s0e.s0008 QC. Violets, largé bunches... 1g¢. Tgc. 5 1g¢: Ige. Violet Foliage, -large bunches.....0. IQC. Boys’ Short have just come in — that were bought at special prices—and_ that it will pay you to come hurrying af- ter tomorrow. : fil is I i i gi Saks’ Fast Flyer. Guaranteed wheel—- $2 1-75 There's No Secret in Millinery When good taste, good judgment and long experience take in hand good ma- terials then the acme of effect is attained. You've had millinery talked to you ajto- gether too much in enigmas. Too much mystery has surrounded it—too big prices have been asked—far in excess of the actual worth. We have brought it ‘out into It’s a commercial transaction in which artistic talent is but one of the factors. Every penny of our prices is accounted for in quality. We have every evi- denc that you appreciate this brushing aside of the phantom nonsense. 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