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hers have been palying together for two
seasons and understand each other thor
oughiy. Wrigley will he at short for the
home club, otherwise the regular team
will be in the game.
The batting order is as follows:
Athletics. Washingtons.
Moran, If. Lush. r.f.
McNey, CT Wrigley, SIS.
Hamburg, 1b.' Selbach, If.
Lever rf Mcclure, c.
Rafter. OBrien. 2b.
II. Schaub, 5b. Cartwright, ID.
Chlds, ~. Brown. CT.
FcX e. Reilly, :,ts
Jordan, il. Ashe, p.
All the players were out on the dia moad
this morning with Manager Schmelz. and
again spent two hours trying 20 place hits
and work the fine points of the game as
played between the lines. They do not
take very gracefully to this morning prac-
tee, but Manager SchmelZ is a grea:
stickler for discipline and team play.
Lester German devoted his practice this
morning to playing second base, and is
fast getting into perfect condition. Ger
man is bigger this year than ever. but
Capt. Brown says Pitcher can carry over
weight better than any other player on a
club. Lester was extremely unlucky last
year in the matter of pitching COOL games,
yet coming out loser The club might
play errorless games for week. put when
a fall down came on it vas generally when
German was in the box.
This year this h.ady pitcher is looking
for things to freak rsore in his favor. and
If they do he will prove q treasure to the
Senators. He k,.ows every batter in the
league. and has perfect control of the ball,
using A fast inShoot and slow drop with al
most the same movement of the arm. He
has a good disposition, IS easily managed,
and is popular with the players and man.
ager.
German started pitching with the Balti-
more club in 1S.h. and has been i'm and
out of the big league couple of times.
In '93 he did such good work with the Au-
gusta, Ga, Southern League club that he
and his catcher. Parke Wilson, were gob-
bled up by the New Yorks, and he played
with that club during the seasons of "a
and %. At the beginning of last season
Germans arm played him false in several
games. and the New York management re-
leased him. Knowing Germans real worth.
the local management Immediately signed
him for the remainder of the season. and
at the close was resigned for 91. If ever
Germans usefulness as pitcher wanes, he
will never lack for a position. as he is very
clever in every infield position, and as a
utility man is considered one of the best
i'm the country.
AL Maui was out again this morning.
and. although he didn't like the cold, damp
weather. entered into the exercise with
much energy and cheerfulness. The local
enthusiasts need not worry about this
clever twirler. He is all right and will be
a tower of strength on many an occasion
next summer. Maui has not signed a con-
tract yet. but will do so when requested.
Mr. Earl Wagner slipped over to Phila-
delphia last evening, and will return this
afternoon with his family, who will remain
here until the hot weather sets in, when
they will occupy the family cottage at
Atlantic City.
Billy Lush's ankle which he twisted in
yesterdays game, was all right this morn
ing. A good rubbing with arnica and TO-
dine did the trick.
Evening star., 1897-04-08
THE ATHLETICS NEXT
Senators to Play the Atlantic Leaguers
From Philadelphia.
PROGRESS OF THE COLE GAMES
Races of the CavaIrymen at Fort
Myer.
CURRENT SPORTING NOTES

The Athletic Club of Philadelphia arrived
in Washington this morning and Will line
up against the Senators at National Park
this afternoon at 4:15. Ashe Kimball and
McJames will be on the rubber for the
home club, and Jordan, The ex-Phllade,-
phia pitcher: Cain and Ames will oliiciate
as pitchers for the visitors
The Athletics are the feeder for the Phil
adelphia National League club. and en-
brace many young players that have been
doing exceptional good work in the minor
leagues during the past two seasons.
Childs. brother of Cupid Childs of the
Clevelands, at second. especially is spoken
well of, and is the natural successor OF
Hallman in case that reliable player should
go backward in his playing; McVey in CEN
ter. Hamburg at first, Moran in left and
Rafter at short are also well-known play
ers.
This club should make the Senators ex-
tend themselves to the limit. as the MEM
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rluslin Underwear Dept.

Women's French Percale Long Skirts. hand
made, deep houn'e hand embroidered, French back.
Reduced from So 10 TO go each.
pairs Fine French Percale Drawers. hand made.
ruiiic OF embroidery, Insertion beading and ribbon
above. Soed. Reduced from $500 TO 500 Ipair.
French Percale Hand made Gown high neck.
full sleeves, large collar. trimmed with embroidery,
insertion and ribbon Reduced from 90 to 81 90.
] French Percale Hand made Gown. with pai 5
to form yoke back piaits and insertion down front
square collar. large sleeves. trimmed with
broidery, insertion and beading. Soiled. Reduced
from 81. 30 $3.50.
Childrens Nainsook Skirts deep embroidery
rftie cluster OF tucks of insertion. Redut ed
from 81 40 To 81 rs each.
q children's French Percale Hand made Skirts,
hand embroidered ruffie cluste- OF tucks above.
Reduced from 81. 40 to 81 60 each.
pairs Childrens Hand made Drawers Of French
percale. hand embroidered ruftie cluster OF tucks.
Reduced from Toe. to 5Oc. pair.
2d floor.
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GEORGETOWN AND WASHINGTON.
Each Side Scored Three More Tha
Monday.

Each Side Scored Three More Than
Monday.
The comedy work furnished by the gath
ering at the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS game
at Nator,al Park yesterday afternoon was
almost as enjoyable as the game. Each
class from the university had it's leader and
also a class yell and the way they went
down the line at the slightest provocation
was a caution.
When Georgetown boy reached first base
the fun began. They would select the
runners name and fit 1t to a monotonous
tune and then keeping yelling, kelley.
we must have that run! Kelley, We must
have that run.' Until the runner either
reached home, was put out or left on base.
Then by way of variety members of the
larger classes, led by a bright faced, fair
haired boy, would get on their feet, do the
one, two, three and shuttle dance. and
slam the benches down to give emphasis
to tteir enthusiasm. With such a crowd
back of the Senators throughout the sea-
son they would finish in the first division.
The light sprinkling of rain in the early
part of the afternoon did not keep a dozen
persons. who intended going, away from
the game, the full university representa-
ton being on hand, while the Senatorial
faithful were in attendance as usual.
The snappy game of last Monday guaran-
teed an interesting contest. and although
the score was a little one-sided-10 to s.
throughout the entire battle exciting and
pretty plays were continually cropping out.
Mccarthy in left field killed a home run OF
De Montreville's, capturing the ball as II
was going over his head with his left hand,
a play that set the students wild, and would
have done the same with the regular pa
irons during professional contest. Then
De Montreville made q sensational back
running catch that was q beauty, but
the applause was light, as the crowd was
not with him, the students being loyal to
their colors.
Mercer was the first pitcher I'D for the
Washingtons, and again demonstrated his
almost perfect condition. Jimmy McJames
followed. as he cannot be kept out Of the
over the plate like shot and were very
hard to locate. Ashe then went In for an
inning and. of course, did well. using little
speed. but plenty OF headwork Morton
finished the game. and although one run
Continued on Ninth Page)
Evening star., 1897-04-08
Lamp Department.

Delft Porcelain banquet IAmps with plObc
each. $1,000 * W *"'''
Wrought Iron and Delft BANQUET Lamp with
globe Reduced from 81 90 to IS 90
forceialn Banquet Lamps violet decoration
500. ~ V''0 "
:, dresden china banquet Lamp. blue and white
DEE orn tion Reduced from $500 to $50
2 Wrought Iron Banquet Lamps with yellow or
pink bowl Reduced from $500 to 81. 90 each
Mat Gold Banquet Lamps. b. l. H. burner
l Neat Gold Library Lamp. b. II. burner,
removable fount. Reduced from 81. IS to So 25
] Princess Lamp, with globe FYeur de Lis dec.
Grafton. Reduced from $500 to $500.
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Genuine Yard-wide Fruit of
the Loom Muslin. Tomor-
row only, per yard. -. 5hc.
(Only IL yards to a buyer)

90 yards OF 1S-in. Gray and Black ON~
HairclOth. Reduced from 4Oc. to. S>Se
35 yards Of Fine Black silk 4 EC
Crepe Cloth. Reduced from 45c. to
We shall finish up several broken lots Of
Ladies' Fine Fast Black and Cream SILK
Vests, In high neck and long sleeves, high
neck and short, and low neck and sleeveless
styles, tomorrow as follows:
81 quality reduced to 55c.
$3.50 quality reduced to 19c.
s2.75 quality reduced to 9sc.
You may take the balance Of lot of
Ladies' Fast Black Lisle Thread Low Neck
and Sleeveless Vests follows:
5Oc quality reduced TO 4Oc.
75c quality reduced to SOC.
A little lot of Ladies' Bicycle or Eques-
trian Tights, in white only. Here 1OC
tofore Soc. Reduced to-. .........
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Suit Department.

10 Fancy Figured silk Waists. Sizes "a. a6 and
IS. Reduced from SI0GO to 81. 80 each
Mixed Cloth Suits. silk lined jacket and wide
skirt. Sizes 81 and 3S Reduced from $500 10
s. 90 each
. Dark Blue Mixed Cheviot Suits. Sizes 80 and
~. Reduced from $3.50 to $6.I3 each.
Black and Fancy Mixed Cloth skirts. Reduced
frCn $5 90 to 81. 80 each
Navy Blue Broaicloth Suit, jacket braid trim
med and silk lined. Size SO. Reduced from SIS. so
to 500.
/ Black Rrilliantine Suit box front jacket and
plain skirt. Size 81. Reduced from $3.50 10 81. %
Evening star., 1897-04-08
China Department. =.

Carlsbad China Dinner Set, few pieces missing
Etduced from $1,000 to $22 CO.
Reduced from $500 10 $500
Odd Decorated Covered Butter Dishes Ra.
duced from 5Oc. to 23c. each
White and Gold French (tina Tea Pot Re-
duced from $2.25 to 81 80 " "
odd Decorated Haviland China Fish Platter
Reduced from $500 to So
Decorated Carlsbad China Tea Pots Rsluced
from 75c. to 5Oc. each
dozen Plain White Carlsbad China Tea Guns
and Sancers Reduced from 81 90 to 6Oc dozen
Odd Decorated English China Breakfast
Plates Reduced from Ice to 1Oc. each
10 Odd Decorated Bone Dishes reduced from
10c. to 5c. e,.ch.
d0Or
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Misses Department. i.

Children's Dark Cloth Long Cloak, with deep
collar Size 4. Reduced from $500 to 81 80.
10 Girls Navy Blue Cheviot Jackets. Sizes II.
Ii and Is. Reduced from 5000 and IS 70 to 81 80
each.
4 Childrpns Empire Refer Jackets. Sizes @, 10
and "a. Reduced from 81 so to 81 90 each.
- Childrens Outing Cloth Dresses, neatly trim
med Sizes to H. Reduced from 81. 10 to J5c.
each.
10 Chillrcn's All-wool One piece Dresses. neatly
trimmed and lined Sizes q to IA Reduced from
S6 a. and 81 .5 $25 each.
floor
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Upholstery Department

! Heavy White Iron Double Bed with brass
rails knobs and fancy SCROLL Including woven
wire hsS sRrns SdGsan Reduced ;i from $40 sls
rom library chamber as follows: As
Solid Chartered Oak Chairs with spring seats
s3z eepeo re VIII green pantasote. Reduced from
D Solid CHARTERED Oak Chairs. with embossed
pan tin'aats AZ seats Reduced from $25 so to sl9 so
sold Quartered Oak Chairs with cane seats
f'euucen from $500 to $3.50 for the lot
$500 for the lot. ''A' S'''' u
4th hOO-
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Bows DEPARTMENT.

IL AIl-wool Suits light weight pretty patterns,
Scotch goods Sizes A. 3, :. ., TO- Il, IA and 10.
Reduced to 81 % each
: Atwood Medium weight Refer and Sailor
Suits fancy checks. blacks and blues. Siz - 3 and
4. Reduced from 81. 10. S3.Ss and $500 to S1OU
each.
4 All-wool Chnchlla Refers. sailor collar. Sizes
8. and ). Reduced from $3.50 and $500 to $3.50
each.
Light weight Junior and ..FauntIercy' Suits.
Sizes t. > and g. Reduced from $500 and $500 %
$50 each.
IL Winter ''Tams'' and Caps All sizes Reduced
from 5oc., 81 90 and 81 % TO 15c. each
ID nrOr-
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Picture Department.

at white and Gilt Picture Frames, inches
s mue' xs sze SosI4 FURNISHED ornaments. Reduced
Yards OF Papses' in white <ron,os u,.,
gr gIass corner ornaments. Reduced from Sl.39 to
aoc each. Same In white and gold frames hand
each. " ~ Fi'"'
Genuine Photographs subject, Loves Mes.
sehSer, In 2-iEch Florentine silyer-leaf frames
Reduced from 10 to 81 Is each ~
Balance OF stock of small ColOred Unframed
10 Pc. each. "~eu
4th floor
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Corset Department.

pairs Freb.h silk Corsets. cut has, heavily
bS ned With real whaletOne. gOred hips. top trim
med In lace AMI ribbons. Sizes IS, %, %. Re
duced from Sl!.OO to 5000 pair.
pairs l. q. Corsets. made Of black Italian
cloth, heavily boned with real whaIebone, extra
long and medium waist Sizes 1s. 10. 20, -. "a,
30. icetuCe ed from $500 TO s.. 90 pair.
pairs corsets made Of good quality cOutIl.
Sizes q and -. Reduced from 81 90 to 5Oc.
pair
d d,s,r
Evening star., 1897-04-08
Linen Department

p.,n, Mn1'e Lnmask Fringed Cloths. 2h yards long
hetlucetl from LBS to 81 O5 each '
Reduced from 81. to 81 20 each 'e
j White Cloths. with red border varIs ,ono
Yards long. from $500 to 81 so ~
D dozen SIS Napkins Reduced from 80 IN +o
600 - dos n-3 dozen, from s275 to $225 dozen ~
Evening star., 1897-04-08
Infants Department.

Infants Cashmere Long Cloak, with hood.
lined with light blue silk Reduced from $50 to
500
= Infants Hand made Swiss Christening Robes,
deliberately trimmed with fine lace and tucks Re
duccd from $i1 90 TO $500 each.
3 Infants NainsOok Skirts, trimmed with tucks
and wide rufie OF embroidery. Reduced from 50 70
to 81 ~ each.
Infants Stand Baskets. gilt with white
silk Innings. other silver with light blue trimmings.
Reduced from $500 to s.. 90 each.
Evening star., 1897-04-08
Hosiery Department.

IL pairs WOnen's Drop-stitch Black Cotton
Hose. Size 8. Reduced from 25c. to 3 pairs for
Soc.
IL Iairs WO.-en's Fancy Striped I1isle Thread
Hose. drop Size .. Reduced from 35c.
TO 25c pair.
Evening star., 1897-04-08
rNen's S Department.

1 All wool White Swcate-. Size 36. SOiled
Reduced from 81. 80 to 81 so.
pairs Spring weight Merino Drawers. Size :'S
Soiled Reduced from soc. to 2,c. pair.
p Light weight Ribbed Balbrigsan Shirts. SH"
&c Reduced from :9c. to 2oc each.
II pairs Mems Fancy Cotton Half Hose. Size
10l. only. Reduced frCm soc. to 23c. pair.
floor
Evening star., 1897-04-08
Our Own flake of
Mattresses

We're aiming to make the
Moses Mattress as we'll and as fav-
orablv known as the Moses Fur
nitJirc and Carpets. We're max
ing our own Mattresses. A sam
pie of what art and comfort bed
ding means is shown on the first
floor platform It's complete
bedding set-mattress, bolster and
two pillows in violet pattern OF
gray and lavender ticking.
If you're particular and would
like to see how we make and what
we put in our mattresses, we'd be
glad to have YOU visit our mattress
shop while Your mattress is being
made
Evening star., 1897-04-08
Curtain Department.

l Silk covered Pillow Was 81 5O Norr co o.
! tansas-covere1 Pillow. Was $3.50 Now 50 25
Sat1h,covered Pillow. Was $500 Now saOO
iaIsstry covered Pillow. Was 81 so Now 3. "a
atiIcovered Pillows. Were $5 90 Now s. so
Hh"rt lengths In Tapestry, Cretonne Swiss Silk.
4th P'Aees'
Evening star., 1897-04-08
Knit Underwear DENT.

wom.n's Swiss Ribbed Isle Thread Vests
low neck and sleeves. fancy trimming. slightly
soied. Reduced from 81 25 to 75c. each.
WOmen's Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests, low neck
and sleeves. pink and light blue slightly soiled
Reduced from 20 to 5Oc each.
1st floor
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White Goods Dema MI memt

is remnants 42-inch Dotted Grass J;nen l.,o,bs
81, 10 Yards Reduced from 65c. to 37Ihc ward
remnants Novelty Striped Lawn lengths 2
10 ~ Yards Reduced from 371.c. to 2Oc ,a.i
-, II remnants Null Plisse. light blue pink and
yard. t' -oe' " N-
2d fiDor
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rs. yard.
DOrn1eStics.

Iemnants Of yaid-wide best pcr.aies the
12isc. sort-for
7Ic. yard.
Remnants Of covert bicycle suiting- the
12kc sort-to 20 at
7lc. yard.
Remnants Of best American indigo and
fancy prints-to go AT
.3ac. yard.
Remnants Of feather-p proof striped tick
fng-the usual i5c. qualiiy-to 20 for
SC. yard.
Remnants of tnbleached canton fannel-to
go for
&c. yard.
Remnants OF yari-w heavy unbleacled
muslin-to go for
SIC. yard.
Remnants Of fine dress ginchams. in pretty
stripes and chetks-fast colors usual To-.
sort-to go for
&C. ward.
Evening star., 1897-04-08
Travelling Goods DENT

l from $3.50 to Soc r " ~
1 fine Hish-cut Grain Leather Club Bag Re
cuced from $3.50 to $3.50. from So 25 to g. 90
ieather-covered Trunk, steel clamps sheet
iron bottom Reduced from 5000 to ST so
800 ' @i'"" "
Evening star., 1897-04-08
Cloak DEPARTMENT.

3 Rough Cheviot jackets Sizes 32 and 40. Re-
tuced from 5000 81 80 each.
3 Fine Empire Jackets. silk facings. Size 36.
Reduced from Sl5 O1 to $500 each.
j Tan Cloth Jackets. Siz.s 81 and SO. Reduced
from 5000 and ST.. 80 TO s2.95 each
3 Black kersey Cloth Capcs. stitched edges. Re
duced from $1,000 to $50 each
.l
Evening star., 1897-04-08
Glove Department.

pairs women's s-button-length Lavender Nous
81 90 to soc. pair. -
8 pairs Wornens Black 2-clasp Dogskip Gloves
Size ~ Reduced from $l.O0 to 5Oc. pair.
1st floor.
Evening star., 1897-04-08
Rug Department.

2 japanese Rugs, size 6xo it,, soiled Reduced
Japanese Rug, size sxlO It. Reduced from
$3.50 TO $500.
Japanese Rug, size 9x12 ft-Delft blue and
cream Reduced from $l2.UU to $500
Japanese Rugs, size 12x15 IT,, light coIors
heduced from $500 TO $1,000 each.
4th floor
Evening star., 1897-04-08
GOLDENBE rigs,
TORE VS.
April eighth.

Remnant dav rolls around this
week and finds us full up" with
splendid values--short lengths. odd
sizes, broken lots, odd pieces, etc. of
the most desirable merchandise OF
the season.
You've wrong impression If YOU
are one of those who think that rem
nants are old. undesirable goods.
They are the best selling stulIs in the
store-the most desirable-th most
wanted-the best.
AS fast as they accumulate they
are turned over TO YOU at but frac-
ton of real worth.
Evening star., 1897-04-08
HamdkerChiefS.
choice ? for 25c.

"a ladies' fine hcmstitched embroidered
pure linen slightly mussed and sol.d from
sLow-were 25c.-
choice 2 for 25c.
s. ladies' sheer embroidered handker-
chiefs-also soled from heing displayed
were l2Lc.-
choice &c. each.
Evening star., 1897-04-08
LIST floor remnants.
Silks.

Lot of black and colorcd ground
Inquired India silks. plain ooloreI
pongee silks and corded wash silks
sold up to o5c.--have been piled on
the counter and markc,i- chnicc-
Evening star., 1897-04-08

Remnants of ecru and white oriental
laccs-were l5c. aoc. and 2:,c.--to go for
IOc. ward.
Evening star., 1897-04-08

Remnants OF Swiss. nainsook and Ham
burg eInbroideries and insertions were l5c.,
2oc. and 2Jc., 10 go for
&C. ward.
Evening star., 1897-04-08

Remnants Of ecru and white oriental
laces-were l5e, ooc. and 2,c.-to go for
IOc. ward.
Remnants Of Swiss nainsook and Ham
burg eInhroideries and insertions Ice,
2oc. and 2oc., 10 go for
&c. yard.
I'd floor remnants.
effect and iastefully braid-triInmed-
$1-not all sizes hence they go for
73c. each.
~ boys white unlaundercd shirts linen
bosom. but only sizes IL and l2ls-hcnce
they 20 for
IIc. each.
% pair boys cassimere and tweed knee
pants 39c and 4sc-not all sizes
hence they 70 for
25c each.
II fine all-wool novelty skirts. in the new
shades-LO two alike-were S5.Jo-to go for
$3.85 each.
astrakhan fur collare,tcs- s5-to
$2.98 each.
spring jackets-a tan covert-a black
broadcloth-a black cheyiot-were 81 JO-to
20 for
$I.0S each.
4 Powered China silk waists-sold for s5-
choice for
$I.75 each.
n ladies' shirtwaists- 32, "a and 80
Ioc. each.
Sd floor remnants.
g erocheted bed spreads slightly soiied-to
30c. each.
z heavy English Mapeilles crib spreads-
slightly soiled-were 81 Is and 81 .J0-to
20 for
60c. each.
10 pairs 1l-quarter .'Chicopee" white blan-
ketsNsoiled-were <1-2S-to SO for
7oc. each.
Remnants Of 3s-inch dotted curtain Swiss
SC. yard.
0OLDENBERG'S,
026-o28 7th-7O6 K SITS.
Evening star., 1897-04-08

IL fine all-wool novelty skirts. in the new
shadcs-LO two alike-were S5.J0-to 40 for
S3.85 each.
Evening star., 1897-04-08
Innings.

Innings.
Remnants of silk leno. Imitation herring
bone haircloth and canvas to 20 for
29c. ward.
h mnants Of black and colorod pcrcalinn.
rustic pcrcaline and seliria. In lengths frlm
/ to 10 yards-pcrfecr in every May-S.,li
for 10 10 15o.-to 20 for
SC. yard.
Remnants Of rustic percaine. Fren"h per-
cnline, linen canvas, imitation aerring,
hair cloth. and fiber in;rrlining which sid
for loc. to 25c.-to 20 for
&c. ward.
Evening star., 1897-04-08

q ladies' percale wrappers made Bolero
effect and tastefully braid-triInmed-wer
$1-not all sizes, hence they go for
nc. each.
Evening star., 1897-04-08

Remnants Of plain and figured .prinr dress
stuffs, and the shades of .1 sinner. aud
sergcs. which have been Joc and .oc, 10
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L<aces & ermb'd's.

choice &c. each.
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Continued on Ninth PaSe.)
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I'd floor remnants.

&C. Naru.
Evening star., 1897-04-08

- pair boys cassimere and tweed knee
pants-were 39c. and 4Sc.-not all SIZES
hence they 70 for
&c. each.
Evening star., 1897-04-08

a. boys white unlaundercd shirts linen
bosom. but only sizes II and l2is hence
they
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24
TO OPEN TOMORROW.
Seattfe's big Food Exposition-Au
Exhibit spaces Taken-Some
of the Attractions.

The interest in the second annual Sc
attic Pure Food Exhibition by firms and
residents out of the city is remarkable
The Grocers' Exchange is in receipt of
inquiries from many points about the OPP
ening. or special days set apart for in
dustrial or beneficial organizations. The
citizens OF Ballard and Fremont viii be
present in full force on the night set
apart for those places. The Seattle & In
ternational railway has pretty thoroughly
billed the exposition along it's line, and
viii bring in four excursions. The first
one tomorrow. For the first night the
First Regiment band concert, the ad-
dresses BY prominent speakers. the Olym-
pa quartette. the solo by Mrs Edmunds
and other attractions together with the
many demonstrations in booths and sam
pies freely given out. are sure 10 throw a
big crowd over this line OF railway
The one who visits the Food exposition
this year will note the great difference in
the booths displays of goods and general
advance made in the entire exposition
over the previous one. There are booths
that cost several hundred dollars each.
and in beauty Of structure and decora-
tons they are sure TO merit all the praise
awarded ny visitors. There is not an
inch Of space on wall or floor. and TO tho
balcony except the aisles unoccupied by
some style Of exhibit
The stage for music singing Rotations
and baby show IS located at the north
end Of the hall with a cleared space in
front - r.. This stage viii be decorated
and draped and set vita ferns and palms.
The cooking lectures wit be delivered
In the banquet room. The model dining
room IS located on the north END Of the
hail
The exposition opens az D m Mon
day and continues fOr THO weeks.