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WASHINGTON HERALD TiU SDAY MAY 9 1907

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Mens Correct Clothingt

THEproduct of SteinBloch and that of another maker equally as

constitutes our new stock of Mens Spring and SummerThese makers know the tastes and requirements of

particular men and have been catering to them successfully fora great many

show Sack Suits with long roll lapels and military backs besides those that are more conservative Being allwool and high gradein make these clothes will fit and wear and keep their shape

Prices 180Q to 3500Two Lots of Suits Specially Priced

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At 1650Worth 2250

Mens AUwool Suits SteinBloch make all sizes Handsomegrays cheeks and plaids in fl variety of attractive effects

Separate TrousersWorth 500 to 700

Special price

395 a pairMain 1IoorTfJIt It

IAt 1800Worth 2500

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fens AUwool Suits SteinBloch make aU sizes Stylish graysin plain effects checks and plaids

Fancy VestsWorth 250 and 300

Special price

195 each

Mens SummerFULL

stocks complete line of sizes large variety All sorts of fabbalbriggans nainsooks tislcs merinos wools arid

thin cobwebby kind gossamer and medium weightsfull half sleeves and everal kinds with no sleeves draw

ers with fullleJ1gth or short inseams rawers made oi gauze balbrig-gan nainsook India crepe cotton mesh and linen mesh in knee lengths

Mens Summer Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers the famous Bon-Bons French make sleeves fun or half length drawers regular and shortinseams

50c Each Better Ones Up to 150Specials in Summer Comfort Underwear

The thin cobwebby kindfishnet and gauze fabrics most aU havethe kneelength drawers to match

A specially good number is the CrossbarrI Muslin or NainsookShirts and Drawers shirts have M and axe opened aU the waydown front coat style drawers knee length

50c Per GarmentlaiD IoorP It I

Underwear

sleees

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The PajamariteA Sleeping Suit

SOMETHINGentirely in

or LOungTo all appear

ances the Pajamarite is atwopi ce pajama in it jsa union garment the top of thetrousers being securely sewn to thecoat on the under side This construction does away aU bindingat the cord or trousersband and prevents the hitching upof the coat or sagging of the

This garment isdesirable for lounging and is shownin chambray nainsook check mus-lin and soisette

Prices 250 and upwardWe are also showing a complete

line of

Twopiece Pajamasfor those who prefer them and wehave just reeeived 25 dozen WhiteNainsook Pajamas finished withmilitary collar and pearl buttons Aspecial value at

190 thePlain vVhite Madras Pajamas

with military collar and militaryblue trimmings

150 the suitMain

Dressing Sacquesand Kimonas

DEAL room negligeefor warm days suitable forgeneral house wear and desirl able for seashore and moun-

tains of white and daintyfigured lawns in loose attractivestyles Ve show a splendid line atvery low prices

olol 50c-DftM sai of 1IhIe kM hIa Ig

75c-x 01 white

10-0Dr sap ot with

125 and 150-of white lawn with

Ik 175-

Dr Sa 01 1250 and 275

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J ridIIJ with lama aDderiN aI80 f

to 2500Third oorseth

Embroidered andFancy Pillows

REALSumner Kind

PorchHome

Hammock penBabys GoCart

BabysAfternoon Naps

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New Arrivals inWomens Tan Hosiery

WE ARE pleased to announcethat we have just receiveda shipment Qf Tan Hasiery the demand for which

has been greater than the supplyAll the popular styles are well

representedSpecial mention is made of

dozen Tan Gauze Lisle ThreadHose just arrived in the most desirable shades representing a special value

35c 3 prs for 100

Also Forty Dozen

Swiss Ribbed VestsLisle finish with low neck and nosleeves some have fancy dropstitch fronts value

2OC 3 for SOCIt

Childrens Rompers

or Play Suits

THEmost garments

in a long time forand a great saver

of clothes and of time andlabor to the mother

They are made of various washmaterialsall fast colorsin Several styles for boys and girls neatlytrimmed and thoroughly finished inside and outIJIma SiIdts el pink

CIIiJIktn Sti al plaiawith

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Womens

Highgrade

THEperfect blending of skill

integrity is as good anas any to indi-

cate what it is that hasour shoes to attain the

standard of excellence they now

Special attention is called to ourline of Custommade Oxfordswhich have very short vamps andare particularly desirable for women with very higharch feet Theyare made of Russia calfskingnu kidskin patent leather withplain toe To introduce this shapelast ve have marked them at thespecial price

I400 a pair

TIIk4 tIMrl1IMh to

Spedal

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practical

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tpara or Imp aidebin and tan aIggbs pipin at e-daeatuen2Iopn

Play 5din a4e pkn-Nu and tan pliM wth lad p pwhit aties 2 siC

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FARCE AND COMEDY GIVEN

Parts ell Prenented by Young Ant

GnrdckwlcrIn English and El

Donn JfleM I SpnnlahLeaders-lit tend Entertainment

The Ambarador and MmeCreel wsr the guests or at anAmateur Dramatic Entertainment glv

Qft at OerroII Institute Hail last nightby members ot the younger set prncU-

call7 all members or the diplomatic

QnI ot the South AmodcanIUd mni people wen known in societybeing pr8fent

There were two numbQrs On the programme one being David Garrick acomedy In three acts by T V Robertson the other a farce In oneby Javier De Burges entitled ai Nonedi Dona Inns or The Sweetheart otDona

Both were pre In admirable styleby for the expo ot

their histrionic aecompllhments Ii vehiclewhich was made famous by eminent Bogunit actorS among t1em the great WU

lard the young amtlurs showed Ii meetJlUMttdable ambition

Mr Albert L In the title role ot-

DAYkJ GaJTkk acquitted himself withgnat credit hts ot the part

a hlfhlY artistic conception Asmut can be saM ot Mse Mary KOlbewho as Ada and who In ad-

dition to her accomplishments as anartist poIIe M unueually sympa

and xraclous atidroesThe Simon Ingot Mr George Davie

perhaps a trifle too young and Philoopblc not ufficlently hypoehondriec MrJlrancWco A Godoy as Squire Chivyalso added his share to the of theplay by P acting The minor partsevery one ot which was In mpeteftt

follows olIN AramtntBrowne by Mercedee Godoy MrsSmith by I1ann Taylor MrDrown by Wallace Dana MrSmith by Mr J F Jr MrJones Mr Harry A Sea Thomui-ttrYaftt by George Godoy andGorse a Mr Wallace Dann

At the conclusion of the MCOftd act Into the long continued applause

Albert L Godoy thefootll4rbts bowing hiaand making it humorous little speechezproeslng his thanks to the AmbuMdor

and Creel for honorine the occasion with their preenceThe psrttcipante were again and againapplauded and aU were tM recipients ofmap ent baikets and immeoeeof beautiful flowers

Pbe second number on the programme-uBI Novte tie Done Ines a farce WUunusually well presented the differentpartlelta playing with the artistic

of proiemlonae Tbe wu-GtVft in the Spanish language whichgreatly added to Its attractiveness it be-Ing written tn that languageThe cut was as GonzaloAlbert L Godoy Brlpda his wifeAnna C Carbo Jam their daughter Mia

T Carte Juanlto her sweetheartMr Francisco A Godoy Pascuala amaid Mien Mary L Taylor

The young lad OR reeepUOft com-mittee wore broad ot redand green the Mexican colors and theyoung teen bows of the same colOr They

the Maria Oalvo BIeaa Caldoron A Lupe

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were NlsseeMaria Carbo Canaltao

Grace Allen and the Luis RIeoT-G Obaldle C C E fl Carboand Harry Peyton

TIle heft wu ftoolMd with the MexicanAmerican colors intertwined

ma the audience were besides the MexlcaR Ambassador and Muss Creel the

1Mexican Minister to Cube now attachedto tM Xexlean Embeacy here Mr Godoy

Mme Godoy the CoMa Rican Miaand Calve the

and Mute Calvo the Chileandlarge Mr Yotcham the Cuban Mlmtelland Quesada the Bolivian Ministerand Calderon the PaRaman MiiiIcier and Mme ObctkUa the A gentine Minister and Mme Mr

the Peruvian and MmePsedo the Minister from Ecuador andMme Carbo the Colombian Minister andMme the from Uruguay

Mine Laftnur and the Mimes Laand Mr Guzman Venezuelan

charge The committee conted of Calve Miss Calderon Miss

Carbo Canalize Allen Yr-LIIIz Rlooy Obeldla Mr Arosemena

E F Carbo and Mr Harry Peyton

Gurgel do Amaral the counselor ofthe flrnlUan went t Norfolkyesterday to be In reedlne5 to welcomeRear Admiral Huet I3celiar the com-

mander of the ships Brazil has sent toand which are expected to

arrive There are threethe battle Rlacbuelo the cruiserBarroso and the destrOyer Tam o MrAmaral will escort Admiral Iluet B cel-

lar and his ranking ottcers towhere they will be entertained by the

Bruillan Ambassador Mr Nabuoo andMme Nabtico

The Secretary of Mr Tart wm behost at a ot ieventy or morepersons at the New WIllard FrldV nightcomplimentary to Gen theJapanese army and Vice Admiralof the Japanese navr Invited to meetthen wilt be distinguished omcers or tMAmerican and navy andand naval attaches or the emhassles and legations Afterward n largerecpt1on will follow to which ladles willH invited

The Japanese Ambassador and Viacountess Aokl have lsaue Invitations fora large reception Saturday evening at

Loving Cupsand Articles for

Presentationnot only have the

largest and bestselected stock of Ster-ling Silver Loving Cups

and otherarticles fo r pres ntalion but we also unquestionably quote lowest

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1030 In honor of Gen B ron Kurok of theJapanese army and Viceor tbe JapaneSe navy and the officers orthe rapaneae military and naval ielega-tlon

Senor Don Alberto YOilchBm und SonarDon Manuel SalInas ot the Chilean Lega-

tion have gone to Hampton Roads tomeet the officers who have arrived

Chll8f1Jl war thlp be In-

nampton Roads for the xposlton Theybring the otflcers td Washington and

arrange dates for their entertainmentlater

Gen and Mrs Pond have been spendIng a few days If wherehad cordial receptions by a host offriends

Mrs Reyburn wife ot the yor otPhiladelphia has announced to herfriends In town she y leased anapartment for next winter with the viewof the social ssfln In Washing-ton This arrangement Is largely due tothe tact ot her daughters education and

she entered her tor the full term atthe Cathedral School she thinks It wisestnut to make cnge The

avenUe no familiarcenters wee sold some months

since and It wouid not be possible for theReyburna to renew their lease for an

in view ot which Mrs Bayburr has upon the leAsing ot emapartment In the fashionable center

Miss Pauline Magruder of Washing-ton and MlsS Gladys Goodrich daugh-ter of Rear Admiral GoodrIch U S Nare members of a house party CaptBrooks Payne entertaining at the poetat Point Comfort Others in theparty are Mrs Campbell and Miss LoUiseSyunungton ot Baltimore

Miss Rosalie Johns or Washington Isthe guest of Miss JOtsl ot Norfolk

Mrs Mefllair lIl M ryMeDlalr ot WsItIigtOn lit e l-ot Mrs William N In Mr homeIn nuke In Norfolk

Rear Admiral George NevHla C V 0tile captain and otftcerm Of the firstcruiser squadron ot the navy atHampton Roads entertained a numberof guests at reception and dance

Ih X S Good Hope lut Fridayafternoon was attractivelydecorated tnre w etng Oft both

and alt decks

Dr Is a gut or thePresident ud rL at theWhite

Mrs E A or tIIItOI Hill IUrived atby her daughter Lola last FilMy withrenewed health Colon san-dy morning

Former Jiepementative nail MtLaccompanied Seeator MIL 9toaehave left for en exteaeded to theOrient will visit u PhilIpplnes China Japiul aod Cores

home by of NorwayGermany Jlraaa ud lid in thelate faiL

Mr and Mrs George Howard arecongnstulatloee tM of

son born mot LleuLWalter Ohenardi U S N MrsOhcrardI are being congratted Oft

a new arrival In their rlyDr and Bryon Caplea were

among those ilmner putlast night for the members of the Surgteat and Medical new seemionhere They were hosts at the Witlard and their

Dr and Mrs WJIIIaatSpring of Washington Dr Clu GHUt of Baltimore Mrs Lucy Papand Dr r Percy Wade of the Maryland

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Mr and Mrs flaker ot Conduit roadenlertahned the 1etbtni of Ute NewYork Avenue Suny SchoOL The homowas decorated with SoU1nrs Irene tilewood Refreshments were served

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Militia vii Naval CndetnA rUle team representing the brigade

or the National Guard ot the tof Columbia will compete In a matchwith a representing the United

Academy at Annapolisnext Saturday The will consistof the

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KUROKI DUE TODAY

Hero of nlu to Be Guest ofSecretary

DUKE OP ABRUZZI COMING

Explorer nUllN il OlJlcer to De Feted

General and Mrs Meyerto EntertainSouth Americans toDe Honored

Washington have Bfi Its dlfltlnguhlbed guests today GeR the heroot the Yau Vice Admiral lids cornmaRglng the Japanese squadron RrAdmIral the Duke ot Abruzzl command-Ing the Italian the admiralIn command or the Brazilian squadronthe commanders of the Chilean Argontine and other war shipe and officersrepresenting the military establishmentsot other countries

First to will be Gen Kurokl andhis staff Of one

major general otUceilltour noncommissIoned omeers and tourprivates

Con Kurokl and ide will arrivefrom Seattle via St Paul and Chicagoat Saf L m according to a telegram recalved yesterday by Gen J Franklin BellChief ot Staff from Gen MacArthur who with a staff ot officers isescorting the party

Tte DUkelJt Abrezol and staff WIll arrim by train from Okl Point Corntort Rear Admiral the repre

ot Rear Admiral wiltart all escort

At 415 oelock Rear Admiral Ijuun wiltthe same route escorted

Bear Admirals Thomas and Jfaiory FortyAuneriOSIt officers lncludlig an the corn

and their taltl willthe two The

Chinese delegation which baasellleted to visit the tOn E-xp WIll also In

morningWith his akldeeaIllP us ot Ab

bruml will stop at the Italian JImwhere a number of WIn ie held

oUter Italian officers wilt top at theNew Willard

Duke to lie EntertaInedThe Italian Ambesesdot Eaten Mayor

des PlaBCbM has cards out for dinnerthis and for a reception at 1-

1od Ja honor or royal ofThe dun the third son

of the Duke of Aosta who from IrAto Ills King of Spain The Duke ofwas a brother of the late

the Duke of Abreast theof the present

Tine duke will make a trip to Mountthe home and tomb of George

will return to onSImda and entertain at a dance 01-

1dNJIbtp the on Monday evenlag On his way to PhIladelphIa on May14 he wm make another visit to Washingtoo

The duke one of the mostrut Arctic explorers haYing reached

aorth in 1JiI8

record U mountain climber he baawest renown he tM that man

w ascend Mount St itilas in AJukatile first to Ruweneori the

in AfricaTM oa and Mrs

will entertaia at din on tomorrowtn honor ot the Duke de IIIMrs Weyer who been at Hot

for some weeks with her twotars will return to Washington today

Taft

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JnlJOlielie Party to lIe ConsollllnteliTIle Japanese army and

will be consolidated Inte oneis in order that

better entertained and la order thatrate entertalnmeau not be conflict

The will be reeelYed at theirrespective esibandee tosight ud will bereceived ltJ the President tomorrow JIA

entOOILmtUtarydinner to which than

invitations have beast will Hgiven by gee etalJ Taft toand ht staff and tile militaryof tM legatious at theNew Wlttanl tomorrow

the dinner the SecretaryMrs Taft will receive the foreigncern and social and olticial WashingtonIn general tn the parlors of the NewWillard

Dinner White lIou1leTile most brilliant function he the

dinner to be given at White BooMSaturday RIght to Gent Kuroki and stafftM Duke of Abruzsl a1f1 staff and ViceAdmiral hula and taft for wllleia InvttaUOna have been extended toof the Cabinet and Army and navycots A be given Sat-urday night iiy the Japanese

AokSecretary Metcalf will give a luncheon

and tomorrow Secretary Rootrill give a dinner to the of

Argentine training ship which Is now atthe Washington Yard

All of the South AmericanInvited to this dinner which Ics given outof compliment to the otArgentina AS an ofI appreciat-iOn of Secretary Roots reception In

Ayres last summerCant Jose Moneta commander or the

Argentina Presldente Sarmiento enter-tained the Argentine Minister and a num-ber ot navy officers on board the shipyeetorda afternoon

DELTA UPSILON MEETS

Frnternlb liold Business and Sootni Semioii nt University Clnb

The Delta Upsilon Fraternity of Washungeon met last night the UniversityClub Dr Otis J presidioS Themeeting was a combined business anl

In which the members dieplans for the coming year ot Its

organization Arrangements for meetingsuf the club and entertainment were freely

and the committee given cer-tain instructions to work out during the

monthsAnother subject discussed wee the alt

pllhtlon Qr local chapter ot the GeorgeWashington University to be admitted tothe traternl In to inquiriesmade thE executive board ot the na-tional organization

Karl F of the Departmentot Agriculture the clubaft account ot his experiences onIsthmus ot PAnAma where he went atthe behest o the Secretary ot Agriculture to purify the water reservoirs supplying cities of Colon and Panama

A portion the evening was spent Intelling reminiscences of college Ute andsinging old songs of fraternityAmo present were Prof G It

ck Jr Haven Metcalf T J Beckwith J W Clary E lL FrothlnghaQJH A Hardlrg n G Kimball J W

S and v Yaryideal for Suburban homesThos J Fisher Co Inc open Chevy

D C 1oIa n All city conven-Iences Highest elevation

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FROM WOMANSPOINT OF VIEW

Fancy a reputable physician upholdingJtelJlt ot tippling and advocating the

constant use ot Intoxicants It is mon-

strous in view ot the misery left In theof drunkards and the crime com-

mitted when Ute brain 11180 stupefied asto be incapable Of

and wrong Tent It about time to asksuch an advocate for cold facts to suetaln his

rare CUM physicians insist uponstimulants ot for very sick

but In the majority of casesmedicines wilt well A greatmany cases of physical and mental ruincan be traced to the careless ordersdoctors for liquors and drug easea ofweak will susceptible WI a weather vane

harm was dreamed ot when thescripUon was made out and probably noknowledge the ruin ever came to themedical adviser I know ot one casehowever where a doctors career wasspoiled by an error of this sort

was Ii bachelor of middle life andMs patient was a young forwhom lie had a olncere affection Shewas pretty and talented arid so popularthat her health from the strain or

too much amusement Her medical friendfor her a preparation eonta1n-

Ing morphine and It was her first liethe drug It must have

had varying effects for she had noand no dreadful feeling In the

Mad which are Impres5loos or therKurr On the contrary declared the

to delightful and her rec-

overy front sickness sent her to a sltverythat was lasting

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