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THE EVENING TIMES WASHINGTON J KSRSDAT OCTOBER 4 1900S

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THE BUSY CORNERAlways the Best ofEverything for the Least Money

Everyone Knows What Friday Brings Forth atThe Busy Corner

day after our weekly house cleaning Its the day when we offer allour mill ends short lengths and ondds ends from our various departmentsIts the day when your money cuts quite an item in your favor Its a day whentheres always something offered to interest you and all others You have before you to start with a line of mill ends which we know are startling in priceand wonderful in value

Remnants of about 100 yards ot Un-bleached Canton Flannel f7fwhich is known in the piece C612c value for vO

Remnants of about Sod yards of extra heavy Unbleached Canton Flannelmade with heavy twill andfull nap lie value in thepiece for

Remnants of about 1500 yards ofKlondike White Shaker Flannel thesegoods are woven very close and areweighty and strong the kind j 1which cost you 1212c in the T Lpiece for

Remnants of about 2000 yards ofOuting Flannel and Teaseldownsone quality would cot youlOc and the other 12c Q 3 fif they were measured from A

the piece URemnants of about 5000 yards of

special qualityheavy and close p 1 fstyles are all new this season fYTTvl2c quality for i

Remnants of about 7000 yards ofnew style yard wideand large stripes andand light 12c 7 1 ra yard is the regular price T TVin the piece

Remnants of about 5000 yards ofWindsor Prints the designs andpatterns are a7forlngs are strtetly fast the6 l2c kind for TfO

Remnants of about 1800 yards ofvery wide Cretonne and fancy Dra-peries among this little lot of stuffyou will Und goods that look like theimported kinds nowherawould you be able to get T3fthem under 12 12c in thepiece U4

Remnants of about 600 yards ofextra heavy Black Sateen A 3 fvery suitable for skirts andwaists 15c quality for x41

Remnants of about 300 yards ofAllwool Imported Dress Goods 26to 50 inches wide Henriettas Cash-meres Foules and Serges in blackand all the leading street shades alsoa complete line for evening wear atbaIt and twothirds less than regularprice Values from G9c to 125 ut

39c and 69cRemnants of about 1500 yards of

Wool Novelties Brocatelles inall shades also double width fplaids representing 20c and I jV25c value for

Third Department

Weve Also Another Batch of Silk RemnantsThey are bound to accumulate no matter how hard we try to keep them

down our regular silk business is greater than ever therefore these shortpieces will the many kinds youll find plain and fancy taffetasnovelties of various grades black satin duchesses peau de soles gros grains faconne taffetas plisses and a fair representation cf what youd rind in our regu-lar stock the prices are always cut to one quarter and onethird less than regular markings Displayed on the first centre table main aisle

We Have a Few Pairs of Imported P D CorsetsIn white are made

extra long waist made of French coutll with sateen strlppings edged with

sizes are 18 t19 25 and from300 to I

Ladies Drawers

Muslin cambric and nainsook draw-ers trimmd with lace and embroidery

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we sold them for 75 cents per Hpair but we reduced them to vl

Small lot of high and low neck cambric corset covers trimmed with em-broidery and finished with hemstitch-ing made with drawing string r p

quality that sold for 25 1 Kcents vJ

ApronsA few aprons which we have placed

in the remnant lot on account of be-ing slightly soiled they are made ofcrossbarred muslin and arcfullsized we are going to xclose them out

Upholstery DepartmentThese four items below are the specials which ouF upholstery man gave

us to advertiseSmyrna rugs which we sold

size 30 by 60 will be

A lot of single tapestry and derbyportieres made with heavy

every one of them 3 12 L

each at 4

175 threefoot oak screens filledwith fancy Japanese

are going to closethose out tomorrow for

Also a few highly polished tabourettes in oak and mahogany rwe have sold them at 150

also go at

wishes to close out a lot of BrownieOveralls made of heavy blue Csizes are from 4 I-

to 12 years 2 JBoys Golf Caps In mixed cheviots

cassimeres and plain blue ffserge you cant buy them less ithan 50c regular they go at J

Thousand Bunches of Baby

Ribbon5 yards In a all good F r

colorings including black and Tk

white 0500 yards of Allsilk halfinch wide

Satin and Gros Grain Ribbon in allgood colors suitable for fancy fwork hair ribbon or dress trim fming per yard

1 and 1 14inch Black Velvet Ribbon with satin f fquality which we sold for 15cand 20c a yard for 8 L

Black Velvet Ribbon linen fback No 1 12 2 and 2 14 MLspecial price per piece

Net Fichus made of goodnet in four different f a

styles the kind that always a Lsells for 75c t

Black Liberty Silk Neck Ruffs withlong pleated you y rcannot duplicate for less than125 for i

Boys Small Band Bowsquite a variety of bright pat

quarter kind forYouths Allwool Separate Long

Pants in mixed brown and reytweeds also cheviots rpsizes 13 to 19 years which Jare worth 275 for 4

10 Childrens Fine Cloth Reefer

JacketsMediumweight slzee 8 rt

to 14 years which Jreduced from 350 to s

7 fine Striped TaffetaSilk are Q rjallover tucked Reducedfrom 675 to vpt

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11 fine Allwool BlackTailormade F Fgrey Reduced from 129S 11to Jj JtJJ

4 Allwool Plaid Camel rt rjhair Single Skirts Reduced from 875 to vp a

15 fine Navy Blue Mack-intoshes double texture

plaidback cloth Re-duced from 450 to 98

Suit floor

Weve Placed Three Lois of Wrappersalso In this sale which are not exactly remnants but the reduced prices

make them so

1 lot of Ladles fine Flannelette Wrappers in all with Ibraid trimmed yokes full wide skirts with deep flounce which are ape t-

rial at r Jl1 lot Red and Black Flannelette Wrappers made in the new r

wide belt which in appearance gives this garment a reg Ifor

A lot at fine Percale Wrappers in all tho new fall shades including a good as-sortment of navy blue fancies also red and blaCk and white and black T

made with ruffles over the shoulders and wide skirt with deep knee I 1 lfflounce special v v 4Second floor Undermuslin Department

Remnants of All Kinds of Gambrlcs and tinonsIn colors as well as black and white from 1 to C yards lengths per

Another special lot of MercerIzed Italian Cloth and Keva Silk Linings 1lengths from 1 to 1 yards worth from the piece from 20c to Sac 2

Odd Pieoes from the Hfousefurnlshlng DepartmentOdd Glassware sugar Bowls

Cream Pitchers Pickle Dishes ppSpoon Holders and TCappies Tt

lOc and 12 l2c fur vjOdd Plates nicely decorat-

ed in flowers and gold regular price 15Q per dozen rteach at

15 Grey Enameled Rice pr2 quart

sold at 37c for I aJ4 Parlor Lamps vase and

shade decorated to rr fmatch best M7-2SS for vP I

4 Copper Bottom WashBoilers with covers slightly from 9Scto

Chamber Set with largejar decorations o nowers and gold price was vHji-

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HOEBARGAIN MYOur stock is at present so clear

Tomorrow at Pf broken Shoe Sizes that thereare not enough of them to fill one

Hahn CO S Friday Bargain Table In ordernot to disappoint those who regu

f 3 Busy Stores larly watch for these Fridayt we shall sell many new andseasonable shoes at bargain prices Many of these shoeswe bought under and we shall give our patrons the

of these purchases tomorrow Values like these iredecidedly out of the ordinary ever for us

Ladies 75c TweedBicycle Leggins notal sizes

Mens WomensBlack Cloth 25c Overgaiters all sizes

Childrens Black KidPatent Tip Buttonawith good leather soles

sizes 2 to 5

Mens and WomensTurkishBathroom Slippers notoil sizes

Mens Satin Calfdouble sole 160grade Laced and Gait-ers 4 shapes all

Xadits 130 ViciKid extension edgeakid tip Laced Shoessizes 3 to 8

Boys 150 CascoCalf Elegant LacedShoes sizes 9 to 13

Misses 150 Box CalfWinter Laced Shoes11 to 2

Girls 1 Guide BlackKid Doublesole Laoed and Buttons withdiamond shape patenttips sizes 0 to 2

Boys Box and SatinCalf Donjjola TopSpring Heel Lacedsizes 9 to 13J

Tableful of Missesand Childs Stout Sole

Shoes were 1 to150 broken sizes

Tableful of Ladle50 and 300 hand

sewed turn and weltsole Kid Boots allwidths sizes 2 to 4only

So Pairs Ladies SoftVici Kid Laced Bootsa cample lot made tosell for 2 sizes 3 to 7

23 Pairs Ladies 25Ofine Kid Laced BootsAA and A widthsizes to S only

Tableful of LadiesBlack and Tan Bootsthat were 150 to 250

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Childrens 150 Pat-ent Leather Cloth TopStylish Buttons stoutsoles 6 to 1L

Mens Casco CalfParis toe tip LacedShoes and Gaiterstoed 250 values

nearly all sizes

James Means Men 3advertised 250 Shoes3 Fall styles nearlyall sizes

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Monthly Report of Biiildiiig Inspector Brady Submitted

It Shown n Tytnl 6t 2jlMcrm l forNew Structures stml AVI t It

the New IHu

John B Brady the Inspector of Buildtoday submitted to the Commission

the monthly report nf operations in i

office for September 1900 Permits forwere issued according to the j

divisions of the District as i

County cost 30335 northeast 33

northwest 20100 southeast 10

Total 160475Permits for repairs according to the

follow County cost 77422922 northwest 17532 i

2222 southwest 1902 Total i

Grand total 192795 j

The permits in deall follow Dwellings30 cost 93900 Dwellings frame

cost 21395 Brick repairs 77 cost j

Frame repairs 27 cost 5552brick 1 cost 2100 Boiler houses I

cost 25600 Engines and boilers 75600 Factory brick 1 cost 2000

brick 1 cost 1000 Wareframe 1 cost 300 Stables brick

cost 900 Stables frame 2 cost 4Oven 1 cost 550 Vault 1 cost

30 Sheds 65 cost 1680 Total numberpermits 231 cost 192795

George R A Willey of 114 F Streetsoutheast has written to the Commis-sioners asking whether the recommen-dation of the Assessor as recently pub-lished in The Evening Times to the ef-fect that all general taxes not antdue prior to the year 1900 caja be paidnext May with Interest at 6 per centper annum will become a law next

Assessor Darnellle In speakingabout the matter today said that the

probably had reference X thatlaw passed at the last session cf Con

authorizing the payment ofthe current year in one installment

in May 19C1 Mr Daraeille explainsthat the law was passed to allow the

office to install the card sys-tem of accounts Tff November pay

of taxes being suspended forone year for the purpose named Tha

of course will not be operativethe present fiscal year

D A Sanford of 330 Indiana Avenue rewrote to the Commissioners com

of a leaking sewer of defectiveservice causing cTampness to wall of 1

D Street northwest After an invest j

of the complaint his departmentEngineer Commissioner today Decora

to his associates the writerinformed that investigation shows that t

dampness has been found as he saysexamination bowevtr showed

the wall was drying out and practicalfree from dampness Captain Beach tlso

the complainant to be informed thatattention of the owner of the adjoining

has been called to certain defectsthe plumbing and that no further action I

necessary 5fcis recommendation wasapproved by the Commissioners

The Rev D E Wiseman colored hasto the Commissioners making

that he and some of his friends purtickets at the Pennsylvania Raii

station and were not allowed suitableon the train He wishes

Knor why a law made in Virginia should fenforced in the District of ColumbiaThe letter has been referred to tie Po

Department for consideration and re

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Woman Narrowly EscapesBcins Asphyxlatefli t

Martha Smith colored twentyfive told employed as a servant at 132

Street northwest Ir at the Emergencyin a serious condition from the

of accidentally inhaling illuminat tigas The woman was discovered inabout 8 oclock this morning

unconscious condition The single gasof the room was partly open She Tvlll

that makes your body pure andinside it Candy s

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IlK Concerts RccciitiunnPlanned for the Sen oii

The musical theatrical literary andentertainments to be given by th

during thiswill not be Inferior to those of any

year Musically socially and fl

the Saengerbucd Is one of theorganizations of this city

The entered theyear of Its exIstence The anniversarycommemoration of its organization halt

century ago will be fittingly observeda three days celebration April 21

and 23 of next year A public concertbe given on the first day in the New

Theatre On the second day ajubilee ball at the National Rifles

will be held sad the festivitiesbe crowned on the third day with a

to be served in the clubhousefor the celebration of the

are already under wayThe programme for this seasons sitter

includes two balls to be givenNational Rifles Armory The initiato

ball will take place on the evening ofNovember 12 and the masquerade

will be held January 31 1901 Themasquerade ball will also be

iven at the National Rifles Armory FrlMarch 29 A public concert will beat the New National Theatre Sun

December 2 Eight musical enterwi bo held in the music Hall

the clubhouse during the season Thesewill be held on Sundays

th dates selected are October 21 No4 December 16 3500 January

27 IVbruary 24 March 17 and 31 1901Sundays will be devoted to social

on October 2S November 11 De9 and 23 1900 February 3 and 17

3 and 21 and on Easter Sunday7 1201

Holidays will be observed with specialTanzkraenzchen will celebrate

and Washingtons BirthdayNew Year Day will be Observed with

reception and Tanzkraenzchen NewEve will also be devoted to festiviCarnival session will be held Mon

February 18 and the following day thesmoker will be given March 14

masquerade Tanzkraenzchen will be givin the clubhouEe The evenings of Sun

November 25 January 20 and Marchwill be given over to theatrical per

In the Saengerbund music balLwill be delivered November 1810 and April 14 Sunday Janu

13 will T e ladles eveningMany improvements hava been made to

clubhouse during the summer

SALVATION ARMY FESTIVALHarvest Celebration to Be-

Held October G to 9There the sign of great preparation in

Salvation Army camp for their forthharvest festival In a little circularby the army announcing the festi

is the following-It is too late in the day to go into de

to show how much this organizationthe countenance and support of

philanthropic public The land teemsone end of it to the other vith abunevidences of this All that is need

if we desire to help on a good causeto send them all the assistance we canwhatever form we can so long as that

can be turned to a practical good Theknown of a set of garden tools

implements being sent by some onehad removed from the house with the

and of another case where a washmachine in good condition was turnedof house and sent to the corps festivalsold This is just a hint by the way

set us thinking about many wayscan aid the deserving If we only look

us to see what we can spareOf course all kinds of food products

the bulk of harvest festivals andlooked for In plentiful supplies and

formsCash too is not an unwelcome factorthese festivals and a donation or con

at such is like mercury inboiling kettle it makes things kick

lively If anyone doubts this letgo to one of these Salvation Array fesand throw a S5 or 10 bIt into the

and the memory of the sceneollowa will be something that he willonly never forget but Viaver re

This festival will take place October 6October 9 Inclusive

TIic President n Slave to Catarrhp T Sample President of Samples Installment

Washington pa writes For yearswas afflicted with Chronic Catarrh Remedies

treatment by Specialists only gave me temrelief until I was induced to use Dr

Catarrhal Powder It gave almost inrelief and lisa proved the one good thing

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IS ORousing ValuesFor Friday

p Just after our most successfulm opening are in good humor and

anxious to give our patrons thev quintessence of values Thesparsely filled purse will do won-

ders this BARGAIN FRIDAY and our grand CREDITSYSTEM will help along if you run short Dont mindthe weather but DO mind this Bargain Friday Tis likefinding money

Special Clothing Bargains

and mixturesface all sizes wen worth T r AQ

750 Special for Bargain tFriday I v vj

MENS FALL TOP COATS just rightfor these cool days in stylish Oxfordmixtures strictly allwool splendidlytailored and lined worth Tj

10 Special for Bargain TFriday 4 v7 fc

This Wouldnt Pay for Making

218 PAIRS MENS TROUSERS Instylish materials neat checks andplaids the last call for this p aspecial lot worth 225

125 Boys 250 Suits 148

ues ages 7 to 15 Casslmeres and Tweeds well ft a Qworth 250 For Bargain XI IFriday l TU

BOYS ELEGANT SUITS in bluecheviots mixtures and fancy worstedssingle and doublebreasted vests largeand small collars on coats ages 3 to 9Also doublebreasted Boys Suits riveted buttons and taped seams age 7 to16 will give good satisfac-tion Each suit is worth ft t350 Special for Bargain S

FridayBOYS KNEE PANTS In

strong brown mixtures worth w-35c Bargain Friday

TAM OSHANTERS Sample lot froma manufacturers stock will ssuit boys or girls worth up to jML125 Bargain Friday prfde

MillineryMisses and Childrens Felt

Misses and Ladles SwellFelt Hats silver and goldtrimming Bargain Friday

Ladles Waists and WrapsLadies Allwool French Flannel

latest cut allthe new fall colorings 240values Bargain Friday

Ladles Fallsateen looks like silk in hello blueand point front flfifcorded front and back 175

Bargain Friday JJLADIES CHARMING SILK WAISTS

in light blue cerise helio and othernovel revers and vestfront and velvet ribbontrimming as dainty as can jj i M

Ladles Oxford Frieze Coats velvetbuttons dou

blebreasted handsomelytailored 1050 values Bar

the StoreExtra large and heavy

Bed Comforts sateen coyered worth 2 BargiFriday for

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vet and chenille dot very tstylish worth 25c per yd IBargain Friday 8

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415 417 Seventh St

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very moderate price12 quart bottles deliver-

ed in unlettered wagons only1 Write or phone

4th and F ate ne Phone 2154

THURSDAY OCTOBER 4 1900

Partly cloudy tonight Friday fair light tofresh east to south winds

TEMPERATURETemperature at S a m 6STemperature 12 noon 71Temperature at 2 p m 72

TilE SUN AND MOONSun rose 557 AM Sun sets 540 PMMoon rises JMoon sets 112 AM

TIDE TABLEHigh and 405 PMLow 1 AM and 1015 PM

lit today 01 PMout tomorrow 503 AM

AMUSEMENTSThe New National Theatre iJaffcrsonDeAngelis-

in A Royal eveningColumbia in Her

afternoon and eveninglafayette Opera House Taust eveningHasbims Academy of Music Vaudeville after

noon and eycnindChases New Grand Oolite vaudeville after-

noon and eveningKernans Lyceum Theatre Merry Maidens

afternoon andNew Bijou Oriental Burlesquerg after

noon and evening

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GET ONEWe secured samples

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of the United States Marine Corps at the Sistinethis afternoon at 415 oclock ii as fol-

lowsMarch True to the Flag i Von BlonOvcrhire La Dame Blanche BoieldieuEicejrEts from Faust Gounod

HornSweet and Low

Evening Serenade with clarinet obligatoB V Petrola L Till

eaux C NeumannObligato Musician Jacques van Poncke

Waltz The Debutante SantelraannCayaHeria Rusticana lluctgni

March The Blue and the Grey DressierThe Ameer iiHerlertHymniHail Columbia Evles

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Matchless Hat ValuesCA Were giving you men the biggest

1IB S values in Ilats that Washington hasteen for many a day Regular 2and 250 DE11BTS and FEDORASin all the swell shapes and colors

for only L50jt3Everything new In FALL NECKWEAR 25c

MOORE t CULLIXAX 433 7th SiSuccessors to A T Lewis selStt

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