Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1898, Page 8

| AITRELAT™ CN THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1898-12 PAGES. : 7 Woodward *=. Lothrop, 1oth, 11th and F Sts. N. W. Friday’s Our Remnant Day, Our Special Bargain Day. Our store policy is based on letting you be your own judge as to the goods and quantities you need. Nobody is coaxed to buy and no arbitrary rules govern your choosing when you do buy. You choose ac- cording to your requirements. We cut any length of piece goods desired; we divide certain lots of goods for accommodation; which were intended to sell as a whole. Then, as you perhaps know, in a line of Wraps, Un- derwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Shoes, etc., the medium sizes sell first, leav-_ THE FRIDAY GREEN TICKET SALES AT KING’S PALACE Have caused many ladies to change their shopping day. Friday is fast becoming the busiest day of all on 7th street. We have many a bargain for tomorrow inevery department, and though we will mention only a few, there are thousands of others. from President and Mrs. McKinley INTERESTING EXPERIENCB THE WORLD OF SOCIETY| deine a ereatiy treasured one. “Atter May 1 Mr. and Mrs. Eckhardt will be at home to their friends at 616 K street. of a . The marriage of Miss Hattie Keefer to] (» mpasani bh ine ¢ Mr. Frederick Miller took place last night = er 6 Mr. Swann Entertains in Mra Manning's | ty oy ot'No. Sean Proemccs acorns nan sane aS Honor. west, the residence of the groom's parents. —— zi A large number of friends assembled to | ype sardh A. Ske witness the event, which was solemnived | a: rramiite. 4: res by the Rev. Charles Alvin Smith. pastor-of |"! "7 Deeg ethno Many Bridal Parties at Church and | the Peck Memorial Chapel. The bride was | 7°" ® “ferer from Dyspep attired in white silk covered with w: metoration to health ts so res | eandie and trimmed with lace, and sent the facts in the case fi jown Lady Whe W ured ering for estimate lady residing a, wee fo fi at Home—tinteresting our @ bouquet of bride roses. The maid of | radem, many of whom have suffered ie Personal Notes. honor, Miss Florence Shuey of Baltimore, | ye same manger and will, therefore, be tatterested was dressed like the bride. Mr. Samuel | jn tear ae ——- Shuey, brother of the latter, was best man. |.) “aims how all The couple entered the parlor to a wedding ; Mrs. J. Thomson Swann gave a luncheon | march rendered by Messrs. Emil Brown. te Dyepepeia Teblets, sad 1 ce today in honor of Mrs. Daniel Manning, | Joseph Whitmore. Harry Johnson and J. | (00% reat and unexpected bene chat 5 president general of the Daughters of the | W- Harrison. After the ceremony a wed- | SIH to express my sim agente Revolution, and {t was one of the handsom- | 28S Supper was served. and dancing fol- = srogdhnrer i iepetieetaernge tend mn, \ lowed, which was continued until early this | I have pe particle of distress er difficulty est affairs of the spring season. Her home | morning. The bride was the recipient of | sie. And all this in the face of the tact that the : on I street was beautifully adorned with | many clegant and useful presents. Among | beat doctors 1 consulted told me my cane wae in ves may be avoid. cured, Mrs 1 used only one Ie. ee Fast Black Ribbed Hose. 12%. Ladies’ White Hemstitched Hand- Sizes 5 c. kerchiefs with embroidered coruers. Ac. flowers, the decorations of the dining room | those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Mil curable, 2x J bad suffered for twenty-five yeara. 1 Green Ticket Price. Green Ticket Price. parents of the groom; Mrs. John Richter | Vier wai a deen pocksmee W ducten being in harmony with the red, white and —_—_— Mr. < z si othe ing us the very small and the very large. sizes. Then, again, articles be- : — bine which was the kevnote of the color | Sr4 Air, Alonae Keefer, sister and broiler my friends here. are very anxious to try this s - 3 . i Ss = 10c. Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, with Crochet Inches oem ste Bette tac 3 and 4 scheme. The chandelier, which is just over | Mr. and Mrs, George Lucas, Mr. a ceeds Daly y come soiled, marred and otherwise defaced from handling and displayink necks and ribboned. 5c. shes » several patterns ‘to select the center of the table, was surrounded | Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Porter, Mr. ai SARAT A. SKEELS Green Ticket Pree. "Green Tieket Price Mrs. Hearner, Mrs. William Goodrick, Mrs. The ason why Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are so -—and so on. From these various sources remnants accumulate very rap- near the ceiling with Waster lil —__ Frederick Miller, Mrs. Ella Leiva of Balti successful in coring indigestion wud stomach trowble S 5 : 19. Ladies’ Roman Striped Hose, all 35e.,40c. and 50c. Cambric Embividerie the lights were red roses and entwized with more, Mrs. Luders, and Mrs. Samuel Shuey, | snd the rene merer as these wi idly and we cannot push them aside or pile them up. payee rome Oc. the. most beautiful designs, hand “ede, these flowers and asparagus vines were | the Misses Flora Miller, Alice Lucas, Flor- | qood it ont war jt Is bmesmes a Seas aan rai THO. ee sees eee e from 4 to 10 inches wide. 15 loops of broad biue satin ribbon. The man- | ence Shuey, Lotie and Edith Appleby. Do- | « t ry 7 rn : - : Miag eee Green Ticket Price ce tel was banked with ferns and the mirror | T_and Bertha Luders, Maggie Wright, | [° {ST "Sai [k wal actually perform. 1c te wot to keep the stocks fresh, bright and up to date in every particular. Laws Boomer, sligatie toned, goer eee 25e. Ladies’ Satin Band Bows, in Navy had a great bunch of red, white and bine | Miss owndororrege ema ee Fee | bs picbiind tar: the atk pupae. at dates Beare oe BEATE 2 trimmed with either Iace or embroid Blue only. : ribbons, with long ends looped up in the Soe reaget ig stent : nd 3 Hence Friday of each week is devoted to the selling of remnants— ith anbroidery, ons jong ends ioope 2 mick, jr., &mii Brown, J. Whitmore, Harry | £Pd the 8 forms of indiger ) eens with 10-inch Mouace, a big» bar- Green Ticket Price. . 5c. green vines. The decorations of the table | Tynnacn” Avthus We Miller and Ture fires Sancta & sian fragments, remainders, etc.; and they are the genuine, legitimate sorts, not remnants made for the occasion. There'll be a goodly collection to were-in keeping. The flowers in the center were American beauties and Easter lilies, while the artistic china was blue bordered The name cards were ornamented with a Green Ticket Price. Lowe, Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Miller wili be the guests of the groom's parents for a few weeks, when they will determiae 12e., 15e. and 2e. 40. dodnch Lawn and pea Tudia ‘Linen, in short lengths 5c ‘25e. Children’s Flannelette Sacq reen Ticket Price 5 all colors, embroidered or plai it = ix claimed to cure upon their future home. The happy couple pick from Friday, and for quick distribution we've made the prices in Green’ Ticket Price Ie. Se, Kid-fnishe: Cambric, in all colors. blue and white flag, the colors of the | Qbom thei futur | thelr feienda after Wes | ot" aNy for that 2 are half and 1 Best quality. Daughters of the Revolution, and the | PUEDE at home ao Peneps FE | ihe semedios, many cases hall an ess. Green Ticket Price. a punch was served in liberty caps. All the ee eae Fo Chaat, hand wens | tensively n@vertised you will find that 8 sweets were in the chosen colors. and the | At Ait Souis’ Unitarian Chureh last even- senile se of Miss 88. Children’s and Misses’ Lawn and === Gingham Dresses, up to 7 years, slightly 15e. Double-faced Percaline. sotted. . 10¢. On Fi day we shall also offer several bargain-lots of goods secured dinty was |ing, at 6:39 o’dlock, the marria: effect was very pretty as each ; . ig. at C: The remedy ts pre i i i 1 i 3 ‘is erv v “ ste et Mrs. si Stable daw of M 2 J expressly for this occasion at very specially low prices. Green Ticket Price. Sc. igor oe Se Rett Se eeets: Men aeivinty [Stables doeatr Mein Bowen ok cea . Mich., Manz Ss. © tat ts at SO cents per packag it TE 15e. Black and ee Double-taced Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Audenr worth Solemnized, Re at 50 cents per pa See. I anc des rinent Friday’ $ Special Bargain in Children’s Wash Hats. ise Si yas as sate net, ° ria, OC. a Belt Mrs, Wileox: “Mrs. Hornsby.” Stre “St ford ws ct dernier A lot of Children’s White, Pink and Blue Chambray Hats, crowns buttoned on; also Sun Boo 9 MN Green Teket Price. .. 19¢. = Rochester, Miss Woodbury and Countess a WY 3 : Se ex mated fre wets, im same coloss—easily laundered. 2 Joc. a doz. Whalebones, guaranteed, $ @’Esterhazy. ap28,:t0 $ i i i $1.25 and $1. = At the Fi ist Church last night ‘é ‘pecial Bargain Price, 25c. Each. Gos, analy Sie ne, san Green tietet Price.....5€+ COZ. F| At the Pirst Baptist Church last night aha Second floor. med with iace or embroidery; about 6 SRE aE 3 Apt tecp = ride Was given away 1 styies to elect from, i was occupied by the gathering assemi a es e : ‘Geen Ticket ps Tonite hie 69c. acre ie a tenet Eee to witness the marriage of Miss S ilar Nees ae i: their sad MetrepsBinn + a ; 4 * 19 - ron tomorre Fr ay’s Special Bargain in Lawn Aprons. So ee 2c. a Spool, or 18c. doz. $| Bh, S gue co ME Wilham H. Herron “is ese of Whe Lawn Aprons, trimmed with colored embroidery and insertion; various sizes; umbrelia rutfle—all lengthens «with = the geological survey. The platform was seit wedding cerem ad thodist 1 Union yr school and office wear apd Waitresses’ use. Green tee IC. eg and We. Feather-stitened Braid, all masted wich tail palms, ratier plants and | formed in the rectors. of St caer egs ji — ce lilies, When the wedding march sounde: lexandria, on Tue owth 0 : 15c. Each. Regular Price, 25c. $1.25 Ladies’ Black Foster Hook Gloves, Generel Price SC a pie Mr. Perey S. Foster presiding at the organ, | Father Cutlei aa Ht ise patios te have eS end Boor. abeit 15 pairs, in sizes 3%, 5% and 6 the ushers appeared at the side door Maude Rhoade: morrow evening the members of all the — 33c. 10s. Gold Balepign, Ic. doz. advanced in single file, followed by tie | both well known Signe — a general attendance . 5 . A . dreen Ticket Price aS ° — recs : a bridesmaids, to the platform, where the | those present were Mrs. Senator Kyle, of the Methodists of the city. Friday’s Special Bargain in Printed Silks. = : —_—— latter walking in couples proceeded to the | Ethel Kyle and Mrs. W iikins, “Mr. Jona | : e a e , 2 1.48 Ladies’ Suede M di > t the bride, who was es- | Harlow of A ndria was best man. z > ‘ ing from 3: 8Y és in } s ble fe ists, $ lousquetaire Gloves, west door to meet t ¥ Poh abet bre lay gpa Seer pt fe a IIE Ue, Ue ale only 10 pairs, in black and colors: 8-but. 9 corted by her father, Mr. Charles Edward | The marria i Miss May Duke Higgs BORN. skirts. trimmings. pretiy ton length. Sizes 5%, 5%, 6 and 64, en's ear tr 50c. a Yard Regular Price, $1.00. gre ° Young, and preceded by her maid of honor, | o¢ Wa: ton to Mr. David Ernest Sum- EMAN. On April 27, 1808, at 1012 Tih street . : 2 DEY. Green Ticket Price............. 3OC. 2e. Men's Silk Club Ties, tn all col- ERS So Se so a lie Ta exandria, Va., was solemnized borthenst, to D. G. and Jennie * First floor. vas best man. Rev. Dr. Stakely performed | yesterday at Ballin Cc. the ceremony, assisted by the bride’s uncle, | Wi] a ae TE ee te Rev. Dr. Wm. H. Young of Athens, Ga. | Church. Th ly solled; well made and nicely trimmed. 2Be. Men's Silk Band Bows, in all col- oF ele ee ey (De eee large variety to select from. ed out of the church by the cast aisie an M re, Md., by the Rev. daughter. . - of St. Luke's PB. E. bride was accompanied by nd friends of the groom. Mr. MARRIED. then left for a short Friday’s Special Bargain in Lamps. ‘A lot of Brass Parlor Lamps, with plain or decorated standard and central draft burner — @ Green Ticket Price 69c. fro door. The bride was handsomely gowned will be ai home to their | BARNES—McKENN On April 27. 1808, at ehe splendid value A = —-— Green Ticket Price....... 12%4c. in white satin, trimmed with point ap- ay 10 at 121 South Pitt See eee Oe nee $1.00 Each. Regular Price, $1.50. $1.00 Thompson R. H. Corsets, in sray ae plique, and were an all-enveloping tulle , Va. ect and brother of the bride, Prof. Fifth floor. and white’ slightly soiled. Odd ‘8 12%4c. Men's Haif Hose, in tag and hs ae et was of ii 5 Hunter and Mr. A black, full seamier: FA ley. The maid of honor : : ere ed yeste! gi Green Ticket Price. 69C, Green Ticket Trice. OC. @ Pair es an i Sahiecoreenali K. Holmes were married yester s Chureh, Rev. D Friday’s Special Bargain in Long Cloth. 25 pigees fine Twilted Long Cloth, for women’s and children's undergarments aud men's night shirts—I2 yards to th piece $1.25 for piece of 12 Yards. Regular Price, $2.00. Seccnd door. skirts half covered with narrow ruffle het pore “sdll the waists elaborately shirred and trim- re passe were sale Sa BEDSeAH peared Gin ansee Tanase Pe to match, and carried bri 9 : and carried a large bouquet of the same | DM followed at the hoi flower. The bridesmaids were the Misses 1751 16th street, afte 9 sa Ford, Maude Duvall, Ella Given, | Mrs ‘Holmes lett for ‘a shi Edith Cog! Sarah Mason and Kathe Mrs. Grandin entertained at ine Lay. The bridal party and relatives che tahic baling haul 812-814 7th = 715 Market Space: vere afterward entertained at the home ; weet Ti of Mr. and Mrs. Young, 1610 15th street Hansbrou ‘ and later in the evening Mr. Mrs. Mite Herron departed for a wedding trip. The | of Wi .M me, Mrs. Wil- bride received numerous presents, which | Son of Washington, Mrs. Marvin ¢, Stone, were shown the guests and made a beauti- and Mrs. Schneid- ful display. 1 give another lunch- Another inte} tended we HOLM On April LALIAN HUNTER Rev Friday’s Special Bargain in Lap Robes. A lot of Light Weol Summer Lap Robes, In neat and pretty effects, full size. $1.50 Each. Regular Price, $2.50. Sefeodeafendoatneteeteeteeseogeofoafoatea “Reliahilit Wo es HIS is strictly a “quality” clothing store. Wash- ington has badly needed such a store. No other clothier carries such high class clothing, and yet our prices are no higher than those they get for their inferior Second flcor. y largely at- | eon tomorrow. : Miss Lilla M. Lusby and Mr. Anna © Thompson were married last Eckhardt, j s celebrated at St. | the People’s Tabernacle an ihe i's Lutheran Church. The church was | of a large number decorated in palms and white E | Ande: Spanton Gt at plants. There were no bridesmaid: ushers Ww: the four ushers, Messrs. Frank and Benjamin De Loettler, brothers of the bride, and Jos Gehlert. Mis B. and Cornelius Eckhasdt, brothers of the | jam Skinner were bridesma the bride to the chancel, | “wis. Isabel Stewart of Philadelphia and »mer read the marr i eas daintily Mr. Bryan od Kelley of this city were Men’s Department. Shoe Department. 1 Men's Medium Colored Turkish Terry Bath | 11 pairs Children's Box Calf, Spring-heel_ Button s a ‘and B lasts. hand and el Towers, e and John Miss Mir- hy. Higee Shirtg, high turn- Octaraa: . 6 and Heduced from $3.00 e. aSKc riba pat- : educed from SOc. to a viel K Shoes. left ice. The Hose, with and re , es asemetine aimee quietly ied yes in Paut's ¢ morning, April ithont “feet. Reduced from te. and $1.00 to | $3.6 ae ets qualities. We would rather not sell you than sell you 7 Bees Peccntien ‘followed the Church, street. Mr. J. Pred. Kells En) 3 air. Secon¢ THRTAT GAIE s bes » bride wore a BS Wirgtale mate i i something unsatisfactory. We buy back anything we sell 6 | ana. ‘Mrs. Chatles. D. Paranemer al F orARrOWi ciethiperatnia aaaeaeeet Friday, peti 29, Suit Department. Furniture Department. that does not prove satisfactory. street. The bride received a number of bride roses. Mr and abence cn, Sisbey. Avetl 32, = D 1 very handsome Solid Brass Bric-n-brac Cabinet, handsome presents, an elegant souvenir will make an extended tour of the ination Suit, velvet jacket silk- Size 26. On Wednesday, April . MARY, the beloved w mirror ba vex. Rednee lid Oak Ké th, and upon their return will reside at 1th street. Mrs. McDowell of Philadelphia is visitin; her si Mrs. Robert Herman, of 17 New York avenue. ©} Mrs. Gallaudet of Kendall Green will not b4 receive Saturday, April 30. fs ec glass and onyx rom $125°00 fo $9000. finished in malachite green, inced fr Our policy demands their absolute and immediate clearance in order | $ 1 Here are 4 Specials: : | $5 Golf Pants, i n $4.50 to $1.50. sil ined thi iIk line upholstered ‘weata 5 eh Reduced from and Rockers, Reduced from $4.5¢ tation Mahogany ed spindles. Ke¢ S Solid Oak Jardiniere sta Departed this life Wednesday, April 27, C'E20 pam, ANNIE DATLA. the be Uriah Dally i@ mother wierpeol and Mrs. Martha $1.50 Hats, 95° Representative Hull has located for the any Book Case djustadle any fase with adjusiaMe summer at 1805 19th street. = 2 One Best! ; Sik years Tables, ith lower shelf, ] SustiahonE ago nriatent ents tots Mrs. Hull and daughter have gone (o | Funcial Pri noon, April 29, from Metro , ced from $7.50 10 roby Mghtoned maker made up i Dériies andere: : Towa for a ten days’ visit. vanes SS ee Seine high. y woolens a emall lot of | doras, in tlack, If more cooks realized ht at 9 o'clock the matriage of Miss northwest, at 2 o'clock, 0 to $3.0. Conga =e Bicycle Pants, with ebAgd Cobb rs the importance of using the Lucy Corkhill and Mr. Coker Fifield Clark- | F On April Feri got them and will Equal to any . OSC. BexeenOun Mhcredainald aise son will take place at the residence of Mrs. : valet ot ae . Our ¥ Dest uw ere y Miller, the bride’s grandmother, on I _ few breadmaking failures. A housewife’s first duty is to see that only good, wholesome bread goes on the table. She should not experi- jand terrace. The guests, who have t re iy invited, will number about fi and will include oniy closest friends of t bride and of General and Mrs. Clarkson, x Owing who are here for the marriage of their of Mrs. 3 son. Mr. Clarkson's two younger brothers ed until tome Will be the only attendant young oa and faney 36. neauced Sizes 8 ack. fancy front, | Shas has has oh aR, “AS , Pengee trim- $i Golf Hose,50¢ | $100vercoats,$6.90 derbilt and a grandson of Commogore derbilt, founder of the Vanderbilt eked ‘oth Mr. Vanderbilt and his fiancee are in 6. 10, else there is only one best. Housewives, cocks and even chemists aver that for absolute purity and genuine wholesomeness no flour is more reliable than ed fi Flannel B shoul 3 The engagement was announced y de ; % ment with inferior brands i New York of ai Soa ust to take advantage of this & = z acceins at erent cas me pecial lot of 200 pairs Men's cold spell which empha the ¥ hoping to find a second ‘aptain Ge rae VET SO = Boys’ Dep partment Fine Golf Footless Hose, solid necessity of having @ gid coat ¢ best. 8. A., to Mr. George W. Vanderbilt, epartment. Wei cHInea seth handy all the year around, we J i verythi ingest son of th : - + and TPlonses, ‘te will sell a lot of Tan and Black . In flour as in everything ftaierandsrniet Gomme t 3 4 striped tops. Ee Overcoats, whieh ular valu Ce were $7.85 and $699 $10, at the special reduced price of. . to Ze. each; ss t.Be. each. savant -Keduced from 25. to fee... JUDD. On April 27, 1898. ar o'clock pm., ae Mrs. SARAH ELIZABETH JUDD, widow of the late John Judd, after a short illness Puesumonia 1 Ae Lillian Irene Christman, who was Mixed Sailor 5. Reduced | | white an | | rr 1 from 10e. to f y e recipient of Christman afternoon for West Virgi Special Brand Collars, 10c.; Cuffs, 2 Pr. 25c. = ‘ The engagement is announced of Miss 9 66 999 Dora Edmonston, daughter of the late Pay kip way ‘Dd. MAN, 1007 Pa. Avei seca deere a ot | 5 les Conard of New York. The ma = AEDS t 1 $4.09 to $1.50 e: many left thi: its. Sizes each Rug Department. “hy Salts. doxbl Wand 5. R wed from $1.25 and Hotrope and white ORO a Seale ake place soon. is late residence, (1 1 REDS fs to $4.0 EEE REECE ee Mrs Judson C. Clements will not re- sac == See : ‘Tams."* sofled. ee. terre cotta snd dark Gro oon blue ron $9.00 to. $7.00 euch. ‘Accept no s¢ | ceive tomorrow. : facies seeonite run Rugs. Reduced from $2.00 to eee eccececcccvececcecocces substitute. z Mr. and Mrs. Byron Andrews have taken oe om q er ‘Third thor. a S c a manent quarters at the Colonial He beloved Anslin Underwear Dept. a |; Just as Soon as ; = ae ce 9 | Bee Angrems gl be un Warn eat ae red Dimity Dressing Saeq Bisaiaever son : : Bed and Couch Dept. : : Wim. Co., 2 : é Re. corp 4 White . Beds, brass esate Sizes : Our Claret Gets it pete ee - foo Cotillion Club, whose Wednesday WE mies thee from our, home oer ee i Bx6t fe feet and 4x6% fect. leduced | * ie £ ‘ances were such delightful features of A shadow o'er our life is cast Heh. © past Your Threshold < it 1st St. and Ind. Ave. y | the winter, gave a dance Tuesday night at We miss the sunshine of thy face led Crib, with sides and at- | s—— ; & | Carroll Institute Hall. Mr. George Thomas | Wg, miss thy kind and wilting hand, fe 3 slightly marred. Re- | we fect confident you'll be content mith no ¢ t PREP ERERE DERE RE REDE B | SOX ue Erman of thirty-five coupies, Pig Bam ty a og a. oblt apcing: cigs * other kind. Buying a car load of this Call- ¢ ing pleasing and novel, es- We iiss thee everywhere eek Cae, te Mae, grven and | 2 rca ine coat asf at Che bas a ¢ SUITS CLEANED, _ | reciaily the nae igure. wien all, sane gates | pan eee ee ree cgay, Apri ; é ce & Goeen quarts, AL me Pelt healed Sainte It’s easy ae fo mad oat etic airs’ while ‘waving the stars and | "os at i o'clock pi. Friends invited’ to at 3 good for eliher table use’ or oe to xs | = Send us your last spring sajt and will clean it to| stripes. The favors were numerous nd ten :. : ot eee $ folks needing something to- strengthen them. Just how much YOU SAVE lcok every whit as neat and stylish as when zou | pretty. The patroresses were Mrs. Suddenly, fa Buftule. X. ¥ 2 ° o eul in Ruffalo. N. ¥.. on ° Corner 9th and usit bought it. Expert dyeing. Wagon calls. Swanson. Mrs. William Wirt Dixon, 4 = 1 Co: et D Ses Department. > Cramer & Co., Die ny." ra fe Cream Blend E. E H Joseph P. Minetree and Mrs. Wit ete meee orse epartment. a zeigt, Shell Back Com . iiaceesscca (ty Keyworth’ & Ucasen? 52 ou) how much you lose . BE. WHEATLEY, Been Those present were the Misses . 5 pales neh Corsets. bla = a el Comb een s 4 y buyin; < AMERICAN DYER AND SCOURE! la Trenholm. “Annie Irvine, Caroline Méa.. 10al batsbons! tne iki orm re perstin Pope Sey ae de inowiated, Reduced from | * Bi coe cle thinset ad y 5) other brands 1068 Jefferson ave. eect) QConrer, Lillian Plant, Blanche Street, EX. Ou Tuesday. April Is. of men with Ia sed 16 dul Oh Retucee tes aie So piste Iee Cream Tray. Reduced | Qypg) Esthblished 1831. no23-1yr.14 grrense Kloman, Bessie Young, Thcs- ELCON 3. TURLEY. years, p ae Se ae rder Coa OW a nelda, Breuninger,, Marion Morgan, Marie | fioced inabund ative out, real whalebone, to oo SPE ee revere Sh ete te BERARAAA ARAB, egaley, Marion Trimb'e, Louise "Tuexer, “Fairfax coun Size 22. “Redneed from | $9,000, $5.00. 4 “AAA. | Kathryn Hammett. Jarboe, Hangertont, I will take place from St Cnn: EY ONLY’ $1.25 F 25 FOR 24 BOTTLES. x Bishep, Barnes, Boyd, Beard, Elriige. Walker, Houchens, Hodges, Hattie Ricn- ardson, Blanche Irvine and Mrs. Waldo and V northwest. on Friday, April 20 ak 230 a.m, Interment private. “tomes tate ot emg |p shisha etl et $3.99 ee Is Best. Sives 24 and 25. | Dress Trimming Dept. We'll fill your orde, now for’ clean WHITE ASI COAL at the astonish- f 6 9 = In Memoriam. ‘ 1 Peart Gird ced frmin $1.51) to Be. ingly low price per ton of.. . 3 196 pounds of “Cream ‘Export eer: Seley ae z irom $1.50 te 25 ow 1 t 5 ers, Raymond A Win . AM ANN ledanits’ Desaitaent d Chiffon, “Kedaced’ trom | “Delivered In big chute weguns free, Blend” yields 300 1-poufd White Handley, Dr. Arthur Weakley, Win, |r SEES” wif or Wee ened ane : nent. i Gimp. Reduced from $1.23 Wm. J Zeh, 708 1 1th. loaves “of | CHOICEST ‘Stands: Su reme.2 H. con Dowbns I. Clark, A. Herbert Oli- = ond eral Site ene week ape yastar~ round yokes « sit ity, ink Mohair Brat, Reduved trom | _ep2i-t4d BREAD—just about 4} Pp °$ | Block, "award penuaome eae Bie ce NS Re a or — ri cottenat ch she war held was tes Hee Se re Rete frame tt Straight Fow | scent to MORE than. other brands. Fs It knows no peer—has no 3 Satie Waters: Menor. one ioeks tee Samy elcnds sro knew tn na a = z aia J s her ustawd. Fiest door. et ‘Cream -Blend” is not $|© -» equal. Too much praise ¥ ‘Weaver, Albert 8. Titus, Charies Rode. shiidre "te qurvive bor tte teeny af « pleas SS ; finest straight’ Rye “cheap,” but it’s the MOST € cannot be bestowed upon it, 3 | ers. George A. Weaver, James P. Keleher, life and spotices name>. Her ies: words before . Whisky in the world. >» i » 3 , L. 'W. Vale, Robert Callahan, jr.. Thorn. her spirit took tts flight were, “AN Ye well with Housefurnishing D Dept. ye. eters is 7 Oke ECONOMICAL FLOUR £ It's a most delightful beer— | ton Chesley, Allen C. Walker, John E. M fe te tat the Dene one tess tei om _ —— om. Baskets, soiled. Reduced from honest Rye Whisky, put up you can buy. € with a delicious flavor all its 3 ee see eeagg ai game cny 3 ule a Sees 4 ty SehEND.” i Clothes Hamper, sofled. Reduced’ trom an “batgae emer chelate al dnt of having “Cream Blend.” $| ¢@ OWN. Ey Coe a April 28, 1898. : Angel Cake Pans. Reduced from 40c. to 10¢. ea. snd is oh gears DE sell it. x y ,f 7 Order a case and see how fine it ts, Mrs. Morrill Improving. ardeou's Fine Do De es 2 Tre. Fo erage 3 " of Ses pit Bamesk tra: atee reMMtaiser (IT quart size). Reduced Cty See ee es. The condition of the wife of Senator froen $15"ania "San, fost and $4.00 each SEM! Tubs, lgntly damaged, Re- | O- kK ‘AL. ON 8B. B. Earnshaw & Bro. £Wash hi B 3 Justin 8.*Morrill of Vermont, who has been so Tarde ie froin SO fm $4.20 cs Fifth thor Wholesalers 1105-1307-1100 1180 at, ge. £ ashingtou rewery Co, *5 critically ill at the family residence, No.-1 Tutt’s Liver Pills js reduced from £9.00 to Mi each. ere : 3] Thomas circle, for several weeks, was ae ‘ i SCOCtoeeeeerserseoreosooooes th & F Sts. NE. "Phone 21 nd = ‘teow 8 Ste $3 Bee China Department. WINE CO., 614 14TH ST. "35" Spence é 54 ¥ | portea ‘hopes are Mow Setertgines spon | Keep the system in order and pre- ss eck Tea Cloths, 1 sant | 1 Euglish Poreelain Dinner et, neat Sorat doco- PanT a: Bad Weather N: SEE CHEE EEE 3 | ultimate recovery. ‘= hd eet tahs c | Sees we ating wnt Our Photwe _| Dresden. Picture Mats. = Se Be te 50 snd ) to $1.26 and $1.25 do ¥ for our & Seeond oor. ee | ugatced Pome Son ts gous St vite chiowes. |] BAKY woaiet on seta! ties, since | Affects Our Photos. erost ee th pict fn ee sx Months tn Jan. Blanket Department. reed tigegted arta Ching, Meat Dien ~~ mersy leon Dow's aiod, the, clade or ela, wien you | cue To are openings. xpecially intended” for | ,AnBS DIgES, colored, who was arresteaq/ A Preventative of Pp men rE " Redoces from 92.25 3 E ROO |. also our book on the “STAR"™ Ven- want photos taken, They won't hamper our Beate small water colors. Frames to yesterday by Detective Lacy on the charge se nikal A, Bwoo! Colttornia, Blankets, fled. | ate. ede Fico npn tilator mailed FREE. dark” yalny Gaze dete ae hoe the son oe a. Veiy clean. send potas Twili | Of stealing a card case and a rasor, valued Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Dizzi- pe » to 1 a minted i, Sie! gf Mantes, demered. | neque trom gu tn 3 Merchant & Co., %%,A5%.5 sent it oy eitcEs tents | S.J. Venable, 304 Mass. Ave. N. Br | #5! Bar F_Domer, and a corne.| TOS pg rast te uronth, Heart. 2 Roman SOh Blankets, ‘olled. Reduced trom | daned'ron Toe. to ark Fereelain Plates, Re- | syaitomyl-14 wl a Demer, was today sent to jail for ax burn, Coated Ti Loss of Ap- $2.00 te $1.00 each. ‘4 Covered Butter Dishes.” Reduced from Be. to . H. Stalee, $107 F St. months by Judge ra, ongue, Seeant Seer. We. each. Pp MAKES ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHER. The Re nson Oi 'S, =f Se SPS petite, Constipation and a ¢ SESE PROPLE = matters little what it is that you want— ~ AIXES WELL. | G00D ror ee eet more and outlast other olla. z = Woodward & Lothrop. Liebig Company Extract of Beef, Win-C.” C.: ‘Robinson 4 & Son, It hie Sat wal rack ie poor, | All Bilious Diseases.