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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED = DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
w maids. waitress. laundrcss seamstress. nurses.
Naetsfor travelling .waters coschnGen and u tlers Tor
family and resorts AL oly references Ol3 sih 81 n
WANrED-AT HEADQUARTERS 80 POSITIONS
W ior Cooks. ChamhernAids, WAITRESS. lanndrsss
Buffers sAM'L A. cooMBs. e2o Fist nv. 3el5-@t'
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD FDuCA-
sar Office ,el5-.a'
MANIFESTATIONS FOR SECOND GIRL
w whom we can recommend 5. ". WOODWARD.
corner llth and sts. L.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE wo-
w man a hrst-class plsce A. Lsundr-ss or chAl-
70 the country. S2S 26th II. n jelS-"t'
MANIFESTATIONS BG MAN AND WIFE
w man as Gardener, wife ~ Dairsmsid or tnUk
best 81 references given. Tease cal at 1876 NV
HAMPSHIRE ave NV IT,
NANTED-SITUATIONS As STENOGEAPHEES
w and tyye-writers by two ladies. willing O. DO
other office work. references. Address q. .. star
office. .el4-3t'
fVANTED-BY TWO tlRsT-CIASS GIRLS WISH
w INK 60 ave the city for "a. summer situation
a. nurse. chambrm.id. or mattresses. best q r,ter
ence. Address Box los. Star office .el4-3t'
MANIFESTATIONS FOR 500 ChAMBER-
w maids. also COOKS. nurses. ladies maids. drivers
walters. houseneE farm naiacr, &c cities, country.
lel3-3t'
NVANrED-s5o CASH AND 10 PER CENT OF
w salary as long retained Will Re given ir Gov
eminent POSITION not under civil service pg2lug 500
or SO yer month Address Box -. Star JA jel3-.i-
NNANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN Prom THE
w country. a situation IN store quick at figures
good Inference. Inquire loi lOtn 81 sc ". MONT
GoNERA. lsl3-it.
NgANTEp-BYA YOUNG LADY A POSITION As
references exchanged. Address BOX Il, STAG 0ihoe
jel3-3ts
WANTED-A POSITION 81 A IOUN,i LADY
w now cashier in drug store. Address H. y :. ssr
Office ggl..-6t'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

HI NJ suburb Of Washington can begin 10 COMPARE
with this fot elevated and magnificent NisNs heaIth-
fulDess ana low prces. lt.nemDer the Government
a sIeadllS more money ~ Identifying this AL
e,hI sarrou ~ ot M@sli,ieton The nsw Pre-
Mount Vernon Avenue, Arlington. Fort Myer.
besides the ais Church Oeorgetown NarrJw
ouage IAlroaa. Just beg cOalnelIced al nake this
the coming Brooklyn OF gssliugton We sr. nov
psr loot T. n. sifKEkD Co. lx2l 81 5s2-lm
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Advertisers

will serve their purpose best, and at the same
time greatly accommodate The STAR IL they will send
IN before noon tomorrow their announcements for
theeItra large edition Of saturdays paper the forms
a which must be sent press much earlier than
The other five DAYS Of the week
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FOR RENT-STORES.

IrOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE CORNER STORE
Il how used as q dining and lunch-rOona southwest
corner 18th and sts- NV. OF tue best business
locations IN the city. Inquire of
trance to S:S2 18th 81. NV. Jel4-6t"
TrOR RENT-AvER DESIRABLE BRICK STORE
IL and dwelling 18th and -ts.. ess and water;
terms moderate TO hrs-clxss tenant Apply 10 JUN
j. BoGUE. 1231 32o St, Geosgetovn- e1l-2m
lSoR RENT-A STORE AND FIyE ROOMS Al
II ll34 sth ct. NV. for $50 month In advance tp-
quire at the Tailor store. 5el5-2t'
l,oR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING Al 1885
II 18th ST. eoitainlAg - roonss with AL mod
erp mprovelnents- Inquire lC3s l4tb 81 All-lSw'
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

For RENTzaT IS GRANT ILlcr-rwo LARGE
AIRY som "a eeor roor, two north ana t~O .5uth
iasc,her. also one "a dor froni rosa, isg"s
l,pR INSTANTANEOUS oF 4 ,n,.r-
seashfni a. e sSs ssf locs'ion oeo
"a se.; 7 sSH !, SsAiF' references sNohan kg3,
hoe ENr-FURNIsHED-l48s \ sr.NW A.
i.rss c i s.1. 81 Ssd hroom On -ui door al
ne, Ayi'nsioi- Board a desir,I. summer 49,.
-
I,CR kLNr-PLFAsANT ROOMS. VIM l..,A,.,,
nom car line Adirs,s A a. N Star afc. ,s a. a..
'oR, M tN Nj. 81 ", TWO NIcrIYltR.
foassG,.I,iiS s,,T i ~, "a n2Ti si.,a.g Or i.i'
lrico SIS =. y. - u
ISuR HENr-TBRrF UNFVH>rsUrp. rn,,,,,> =
Hpy ~ ia ~ m ''na door, With ~stcr aul s
NoR RtNr-6i2 ann ~. y ". IlIEsr ,,t>
TariCr AMI tso '..''a aer mocy iars.ish.l ~
l.OR RIM. ROOMS .p d .,,is t..,.., 80.
y M noith aud EAST f.r lisht aau-.ks..5 ~. -,
- nv. '''''''''' '''''A-'ra' AlT1 II ~ Ia
T,OR RENT-s2O D. d sErnNp.,Y.l.t t>tt-,..
Rooms ~, r :, sois l",s Il is- sIk. Tao ,,y
n'shcd oultns "a, summer ouI,. Tor s.sa al tt
IHoR RENT-NlIH BOARD IIFAsANrlA ma.
iisii IN, ,,, suite 81 t,rce iurushed or urfrI-
I.OR RENr-FURNISHFp-n t,f..4. 80.
it ~ s'cona hoot' VII B0srI. Al summer rat.S
t'oE kENr-FUKNISHfD AND UNFUK>tSuFp
- l.olas IA hFd'-elass condition. AiIIy A. aI :.
-, SEVERAL FRONT ROOMS
bl5l~' lol7 ian stuw .usarKr
IHuR kFNT-FRINATE FAMIIN. lHEll Nr,Ffy
= ~ ~ r. t,'iis With - without lizard. e..
o''nior's. mod. imrs. SO 9TH Il nv fgi4 Ri.
I,uk hNI-NlCEIY FURNISHED ROOMS. AND
excellent table hoard. reasonable terms III ZOO,
ina a., !g,, north % lEantiiq laTs losta "a
RACE rIansont- at reasonable rates. ti,ss 4e.,,
lNE RlNr-l.22 q 81 M. nan SQUARE
i-um NeN state Departments time. uufu ,I.lsi-..i
month s-'' ""''' aud 'a'n -
,ok kENI-IlIErE. COMMUNICATING. 20
s 20 ~ ,il- " ~ latli. southern exposure, ueay
cali al ,-..i u. a " ' - g..
IGOR RENT-TWO TLEASANT ANY rI-l.Nts,t.1,
.'rs $40 Tor .yni;sineu mar National Museum Al.
lS3k ktNf-Si3 NEKMoNr ANl. OPPOSITE.
Or single sIai s . ' Iri a@a s A''S Rooms - suite
lsOk RiNT-TNo CO.. THREE .plIASANTr
furnished rooms. $40 D. 81 ne. hi m.
tSoE RENI-lsc4 ST. cool ApAKrMlNrs
rates st'HI. s e sh'e gT shade AZ loS ,1''arr
IGOR RENT - BEAUuFrI rsnI. ,,i.,,vt,
IONS lu Irl.nt" family. cur..r hau-, south aii
east mont rrier'ncas required llol AT Nv "a 3.
IGOR RENT ROOMS FURNISHED pI l-Ntt-p-
A''h'd on the hrst and sc,uui doors $500 4.
I'oh ktNl-Coul AND SHADY ROOMS NpATtN
iNihlShru e. utully lUrut,d. CONVENIENT 4. 4 =.
riHl ial .iii aus lost ofir s Ul2 Gth ~ nv t.l =
lsok 4lNI-9uN ~ M TIIluFE tl.p.
. m>l'I i.po;ls parlDr aud two U-drgsiH- -..I.-.t
No'f dtdiAc house. eu suite or -Itcl, h.l.l..tf-
-'ok bENl,LAl,fE. cool AIlA ROOMS WITH
"i Nl,h",ll boail, vii" square from gaIttuI ID
- ''i''''i 81 hHa.Grs
E'uE luNT-l3,S I II. nv. OPPOSITE PRANK.
t ara. Nuul, Pheasant Tor tHH -tir, MGR
without iuari reference cnrhaul,si n,lS.4n.
OK ElNl-Cpui- DELIGHTFUL. ROOM, SIN
lu'F r'"- With q without board BOZ "a 81 d
" neat duur t' Myra4es's. rcf"r,urs ais, "a f.
'''' sJrs-l.f'
t.Nh hlNi-oNE NICELY ITKNISuEp tttrI
"a -t'o.l .uyr il Ir-t-ClIss boa ri. r.f..r.r. .
--s.-L-N. A-4h \ ri NV IuN. .D lIls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-15

The House committee on foreign affairs has
authorized its chairman, Mr.. Belmont, TO report
favorably the bill providing for a permanent eX-
pOsitiCn OF The three Americas at Washington, TO
be opened IN 1892. the four hundredth anniversary
of the landing Of Columbus az san salvador. This
committee, as now constituted, Is OF so CopSerya-
tive temper that its decision will carry good
deal Of weight In both houses. IL is moreover
well qualified, by the study OF the subjects spe-
ciaIy committed 10 its care 10 judge Of the need,
both diplomatic and commercial, U, such an enter
urfSss
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WANTED--BOARD

WANTED - BOARD A GENTLEMAN WANTS
w Board aud Room for himself and two children.
board for children alone, in family where they will
have pleasant home terms must be reasonable Ad-
dress box l31, Star office. jel42ts
WANTED-A REFINED LADY WOULD LIKE TO
w find comfortable home with good board during
summer months Tor exchange OF good instruction in
singing. music, or languages Address V. ", Star
Office. ieli-3t.
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yesterday James Johnson was convicted OF man.
slaughter In causing the death Of Mrs. O'Neil by
driving a buggy over her on The conduit road He
was intoxicated and was driving slowly though
carelessly. Here Is a question in proportion for
those who have solved the hen-and-a-talf prob
lem. II James johnson, lacking from drink the
intention TO injure, and driving slowly, commits
Inanslaughter In running over traveller on foot
In the carriage rOaI what offelse is committed by
2 corporation, which without the palliatiOn Of
drunkenness. drives steam engines at an unlawful
rate Of speed IN the city streets and destroys life
while thus engaged in breaking the law?
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GESr's SUIrs oooUnEp
AND PRESSED FORsL
Costs Soc: Parts, .oc.: Vest 25c. Altering and
er aiming IN lest manner Goods called for and
delivered. 1eleplele call 1852.
XII hAhA S05 9th st NV.
A3l.6m Aou Sle D. calvert Ste bslnlloSs
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ATTENTION GEsrLENEs,

ATTENTION GEs1LENEs,
THE ECONOMY 50 SHOE in Calf and Dongola.
Button Lace Congress. is lighter neater dressier
and as durable any shoe made that is sold at the
same price. We have it in all Sizes and in widths
toe
THE ECONOMY" SHOE STORE.
sO2 9TH St NV
LADIES! We ask your attention to our FINE
BRIGHT DoNGoLA BUTTON SHOES. We have
them in Opera Toe and Common Sense and in widths
to E They are as fine IS any $3.50 shoe. and we
sell them at $50
Please call and see them
THE ECONOMY" SHOE STORE
SO2 Tth st. NV.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

"ANTED-A. FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS
w would like the care Of furnished unfurnshed
House for the summer season. of city reference
car be given. Address Box IL, Star office iel4-2t-
NNANTED-FURNISHED HOUSE. A GENTLE-
w man and wife. no children, will take charge OF 4
furnished house for the summer rstclass references
Address Box ia star Office. iel3-3ts
WANTED-HOUSES. LARGE AND SMALL. TO
w rent to customers. as we have more calls for
houses than We can supply Owners Will do We to
place their houses III our hands HEBRON & RANEY,
1907 st. NV. ie2- Ia
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Lone SERMONS

ASD LONG ADVERTISEMENTS ARE A FEW OF
The TEDIOUS SUBJECTS THAT PEOPLE, IN
HOT WEATHER, DON'T SEEM TO HAVE ANY
PATIENCE WITH FOR THIS REASON WE SHALL
SAY. IN AS PEW WORDS As POSSIBLE. COME
TO OUR STORE AND WE WILL CONTRIBUTE TO
YOUR COMFORT At A SMALL OUTLAY. BY
SELLING yOU THE MOST COMFORTABLE
CLOTHING AT THE MOST COMFORTABLE
PRICES WITHIN YOUR IMAGINATION. FOR
MAN OR BOY. OLD or YOUNG. NO MATTER
HOW LARGE OR HOW SMALL 4 GARMENT YoU
MAY REQUIRE We ARE PREPARED FOR THE
OCCASION
We CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR
LARGE STOCK OF ExTRA-LARGE COOL GAR
MENTs. SIZES Up TO 30 BREAST MEASURE.
EETENBER-
OUR STOCK OF BOYS SUITS is YET COMPLETE
AND GIVE YOU ANY SIZE YOU WANT FROM A
TO - YEARS SHORT PANTS. PRICES PROM
sIOo To TIE BEAUTIFUL DRESS SUIT AT
sl2 90.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

| SlN tSS S1AN1ES.
I'oR sALE-GRoCERY STORE AND FIXTURES,
dFF fqgF il n5 se M sis R% ArS at :"
FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR GOOD INVEST
hment spleudidly located 10; On Baltimore st,
now rented for s,}Oo er year. snrr6undd Jy City
iia Post-oidce, sun iron budiils; &c viii be sold
at bargain II applied tor al once L. REEDlK, Az
l. Baltimore ST., Baltimore, nd. jel4-:t.
| NOR SALE - STEAMER - PASSENGER AND
Il freight boat CARRIES 30 tons and LOO passengers:
ID feet long. built about four year and pat in COM
pet" order tins year at an ,Apense Of abont $500
and will be sold at 5aLga If Applied Tor at once to
HOUSE FOR RENT ST. y. r.. ELEGANT
III Brick House. rooms. newly paPsrea and painted
Capitol ST. jel3-2m
IGOR sALE-THE OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY,
5000, If sold at once Apply on premises, DAVIS a
co. l.l33t'
NOR SALE-HALLET DAVIS PIANOS: BEAU
Il tiful stock; bargains through June to close for
summer; easy monthly terms. H. l. SUMNER, agent
81 9th ST nv. Jel-lin
HOTEL PROPERTY FOR LEASE
lac property known as the New York Chop House."
December 4, 1855. Apply To- NJ; A MULLlN,
jel-eo.lm' baltimore, Md
VNoR sALE-THE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES
Il Of a well equipped coach and wagon shop IN
DURAND shACKLEfoRD. iso Ia ave Jeiis,St.
I,OR SALE-THE STOCK. FIXTURES AND GOOD
II Viii of old-establlshed Grocery and Feed
House and Store for rent. Reason tor selling Going
retire from business. Apply TO JOHN 4. GREEN, l52o
l4th st. NV. lrl1-lnI'
I,oR SAILOR EXCHANGE-FOR CITY PROP
IL erty, farm Of 1919 acres, near fredericksburg. Va
excellent CONDITION; healthy and pleasant
price low. BENZ. y. DAVIS. 13lS r 81. gej- I'm
lyok sALE-AT A BARGAIN-sTOCK. GOOD
IL WILL &c, OF a Grocery. Liquor and Provision store
which has large grounds, staing. good water. &C
premises for rent lease: only for selling
owner leaving city in northwest section For further
particulars, &c, apply CHAs. sHRENE-
ie4 I'm ll25 9Th st. NV.
IGOR EXCHANGE-
il small Houses in the northeast part Of the city
Tor vacant GROUND southeast northwest
my22-Im 99s + St
OK PER CENT INSTRUMENTATION PRO-
- vision for redemption uIon months notIce-Safs
and yenieut-Ihe nye and per Flrst
Mortgage Bonds real estate) Of the Kansas Trust
aud Banking Co., LnIIed States Senator John j.
ingalls,. tresidf n and the Union Trust Co. Of New
York city, Trustee. Bonds in denominations OF $780,
$780, 500 and $1,000. sold az par by GEORGE n.
sCHAlER Pacific Building. sole Agent for the Dis
trlct Of Columbia The Union Trust Co, of New York
certes 10 each bond. the interest coupons
annually, aud tie principal at maturity. mL2s.3m
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Naturally southeast Washington, which is not
now afflicted with Baltimore and Ohio tracks pre-
fer that they shall not pass through that section
under capitol Hi, even though part u the rail-
road nuisance Is avOiied by burying the tracks in
a deep tunnel Northeast Washington, too. IN
d1ubteGly prefers that these tracks in securing
southern connections shall skirt tIe eastern SEE
tiOa Of the city instead Of tunneling IL. But the
northeast section, suffering present dangers and
damage from numerous surface tracks and grade
crossings OF the Baltimore Ohio Is Doubtless dis
posed 70 accept the measure OF relief offered by a
tunnel plan, II complete relief by removal OF al!
The tracks from the section cannot be secured.
Probably all the people OF east Washington think
that entrance by the Eastern Branch route would
b. IN Insignificant price for the Baltimore & Ohio
20 pay for southern connections. on the question
whether any smaller price should be accepted If all
that is desired cannot b. obtained the section is
evidently divided.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN
w two nicely furnished rooms in private family
lady wishes board. A. +. l.. star Office. jel3-3t'
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SWEEPING BARGAINS
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING,
OAK HALL, COR. TENTH AND SITS

We have put on. what We call Bargain Counters
about 300 Mems Suits Goods which sold from SO to
SO They will all be closed out at
$3.50 SUIT.
These are the Greatest Bargains in Clothing offered
yet Call soon They Will not hold out long Our
already low prices Prince Albert Suits Clergymen's
suits Black Broad Cloth Breasted Frock Suits
tlue and Gray Serge and Flannel Suits, as well as
Goats and Vests i'll Alpaca, Drap dEte and Seersucker
have been still more reduced and undoubtedly the
best bargains ever offered
Odd Pants and Vests in great variety at about % per
cent below the prices OF other the District
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING FOR BOYS
OF ALL SIZES WILL BE SOLD AT
80 CTS On THE DOLLAR,
OAK HALL, COR. TENTH AND SITS
my25-3m
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SpEc1ALr1Es In USDERwrAR


SWISS RIBBED VESTS we show in extra LENGTH.
and in all sizes Coors cream pink blue tan ecrn and
white, 4Sc. each.
RIBBED SILK VESTS. The best variety OF colors
to be had 81. &c. o.. 80. 2.s9, So 90 and a.. 6S
bALbR!GGAN VESTS The best French and very
durable. In all styles and sizes soc to sl.3O
ENGLISH BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR The inn
proved shaped drawers will be appreciated $50 to
e1.44.
oOssAMER VESTS. Six different styles .. 25c.,
for ladies' and children.
GAUZE VESTS AND PANTS Soc
AMERICAN HOSIERY co.'s. UNDERWEAR The
only store in town with full assortment Laden
sizes nom Csc to u .o5; Children's Soc. to TOc
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
a. LSNERy
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AT last the weary monarch Is at rest. The spirit
which held It's own undaunted. against a wasting
and painful disease, for nearly a year, has not
broken, but yields only 10 the Inevitable change
In no respect has Frederick OF Germany shown the
prncely quality IN his character IN a more noble
light than IN the continuance OF his daily round OF
duty while death had him so nearly in its grasp
that a court physician was constantly by his bed
side. Nor was this labor merely the performance
OF a routine prescribed by tradition. Frederick
had original reforms 20 fnaugurate, a ministry to
remodel. policy TO eXpOund- Though he knew
that he was doomed he never let the Scepter pass
out Of his hand for instant but gave his orders
and made his appointments, and conducted his
correspondence IN person. In his death the Ger
man people suffer a severer loss than in his
fathers, for the first emperor was, during his
closing years. more Of Renaissance and q senti-
mental association than an actual mOulder Of fate
for the nation. With the change OF rulers came
also change OF plans for the future con-
duet OF the empire. The period OF absOlutism
was gone; the dawn OF an era OF liberal govern
Inent began to color the sky. The progressive ee-
ment In the Empire took fresh heart OF hope, see
ing In these signs greater glory for Germany as
q mistress Of the arts OF peace than she had ever
enjoyed as an arbiter Of EurOpe's deStirhes under
The laws Of war. The throne now passes TO man
who, though he has passed the measure Of years
allotted 10 impetuOUS youth, appears TO have
learned little discretion His temper Is described
rs nery, and he chafes under restraints Of any
sort II Is expected that he viii ignore his fathers
purpose TO give the Empire a constitution. but
VIII grasp and hold fast to all the prerogative
that comes TO him with the crown and title. IL is
said that he has spent much time Of late studying
the biography OF his royal ancestor, the great
Frederick IL OF Prussia. II he makes good use VI
the lessons which history impresses with respect
10 that monarch he Will learn that the most head
strong and frivolous OF princes may become the
most hOnOred OF sOveTeigns if he accepts in the
light spirit the responsibilities which come to him
With his change from the lower to the higher estate
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WARRASrED Fast BLACK HOSE.
BLACK SILK Hos1ERy.

BLACK SILK Hosiery
We are direct importers and HEADQUARTERS in
this city.
Not only lower prices but much larger variety than
elsewhere attained.
LADIES'
Plated Silk 20. S3. CSC, 81 10. $l.35. Sl.6S
Spun Silk. S1.9S, 81. 49, s2.69 So 49, S34S "a ca.
Raw Silk. - 80. 56S. and So 90 pair.
CHlLDREN'S, 6oc to soc; price according to size,
Continual helnwl
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TuE BARGAINS liz UsDERwEAn

For the Special sale We offer
15c. Swiss Ribbed White Isle Vests for 55c.
4Sc. Jersey Fitting Bal Vests for 39c
One lot Swiss Ribbed Colored Vests for ORC
Continued belowD
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w maids. Waitress iaundrcss. sesmStress, nurses.
Naletsfor travelling water Coschnen and h stlers Tor
family and resorts All city refsrenoes ol3 eth - n
W
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I,oR sALE-JUST OFF CONNECTICUT AVE. 4
Il very desirable and cheap Lot. lSNl3O. al - per
square foot. A great bar0ain.
telJ-3t JND. =. wAUGAMAN. 1908 81 nv
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INFANTS Wharf.-The summer wants of the
little ones are numerous-Caps, n-Bonnets,
Thin White Clothing, &c There is more of a
fashion in these things than you imagine This
years Caps are peaked in front to make baby
look taller. Sun-Hats and Bonnets-the Hats
are of pque, with buttoned crown to help the
washing; 13c. and 81. Sun-Bonnets of white
piaue. for 25c. Caps of every grade and style,
from neat to elaborate 25c. to 1916. Shirred
Baby Hats, with broad null ties. Sl.25. Cam.
brio Slips, with Cambria ruffie on neck aud
sleeves, 25c. Ditto. with Hamburg rufae, 371>c.
Cambria Slips. with tucked yoke, Hamburg
trimmed, SOC.
Summer weight Cream Cashmere Cloaks. with
deep silk-embroidered cape, 1915. Ours ia a
well-stocked. costly -situated Infants depart-
ment, with everything marked in plain figures
as low as such qualities can possibly be bought
for.
Second foor)
RUCHING-The variety of kinds and color
ings simply astonishing. Made in flutes,
side plaits, folds, and others Undesirable.
Made of Muslin, Crepe Lisse. Boiling Cloth.
Surah SILK, Crepe de Chine. &C. lOc to SOC.
Tourist Ruching, So called from the handy man.
ner they are put up, &c.. 1Sc.. Doc, soc, CO.,
and 75c. for boxes of six yards each. For your
convenience we lay them out on center tables
Saturday.
fright of main entrance,)
FANCY EMBROIDERY-New stamped goods
for embroidery. The designs are new from the
fac. that they new. Perhaps the best of the
lot is Monte Toilet Sets. of FIVE pieces stamped
and fringed, and only SOC. per set.
Stamped Bureau Scsrfs, drawn work and.
fringed all around new conventional designs.
6Oc.
All-Iinen Monte Cloth Bureau Covers, ~ by
10 in, drawn work. tied fringe, variety Of col.
ors, $1.25.
Large Size Damask Tray Covers, red borders,
stamped in new designs, 4Oc.
White Linen Damask Carving Cloths large
size, stamped in attractive designs, 75c
Fourth door.)
HOSIERY-Ldsle-th thread Drop-stitched Hose
for Ladies. Richelieu ribbed. double heel and
toe. Bronze. Tan. Black and three best shades
Of Gray, SOC Every hosiery dealer has his
Past Black"-all different. With . fair know.
ledge Of them all, we select Smith ANGELA
and sell them with guarantee Mems. Chill
dren's and ladies'.
slight mistake. Wednesday the types made
Ms say, "All-linen Pillow-cases. he,nstitched.
92 and 90 so each" Should have read S2 and
$3.50 per pair.
(Sscond noor)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
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