Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1895, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1895-TWELVE papoeies | N Kann, Cone & :Co,, @ STH & MARKETSPACE PAGES. GECOSSLOSESESEOSOSOOOSOOSS “FOR DEBILITY And dyspepsia, accompanied by rheumatism and all the distressing compleints usual to a debilitated condition of the system, I have used Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and found, not only relief, but a permanent cure. I bad paid out hundreds of dollars for doctors’ bills and medicines, B. Rich & Sons, Ten=Two F St. $2.98 AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN Trouble Over the Varying Supply of Water on the Heights. ANDARD BOOK i 314 Ninth Street. -Grocery ®Prices Death of Mr. Chas. Memmert—A Child Bitten by a Mad Dog—Other Interesting Items. 2 SOSSo Igather Shoes, made to sell for $4, also a line of Calf, Seal, Russia and SALE. S “Sample” Shoes, which were made to also forces the water through the north- western section of Washington. The plan * has not turned out a perfect one, for Georgetown’s supply varies greatly. One day there is a big force of water, and the next the supply is so scant that the sec- ond stories are not approached. Baths have to be often dispensed with by. resi- = . I ‘h at: le I ell @ = The water force this morning on the without obtaining the slightest bene- heights is satisfactory again. The contin- 4 ° ASa ay his = wt po9s @ @ : 666 FE ees Se er 55 fit. ‘The frst bottle of Ayer’s Sar ual varying of the quantity in the reser. y *** Many of the lines mentioned in our * * * So aS ee) @ Re Coen ee Cee @ SOR ee een eS saparilla helped me, and s few suc- a clamor for the return to the old system. 2] Were Wholesalers—boy in huge @ _ *** ed, but have now been reinforced by * * * ceeding _ bottles cured me.”—D. When the Georgetown pump house was in lots—some things, in fact, we * ¢* recent shipments from the manufac- * * * operation there was no trouble. An ample E QB buy by the Sate Stock con- ° © turer. We have added more fuel to °° * a SE supply of water was always on hand, and ‘ itwe've nothing oo ‘band bat en 3 te fame. pass ar? the force was sufficient. For purposes of —This offer fe br ; =f = ior the ensuing week. @ lcigit, Seen clean and rellabie @ Men? 's $2.98 Shoes. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. economy a plan was devised, through @ uch’ so—witness this offer: @ *** A prominent manufacturer has just HIGHEST HONORS AT WORLD'S FAIR. which Georgetown has recetved! her force @Till T Tt: hh S ** © sent us a line of Men's Fine Patent ° ss through the U street pump house, which uesday, March 19, @ IF THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH BE —— and use that old and well-tried remedy, Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children etmiag It soothes the child, softens the gum, alla: Pain, cures wind colic and is the best ‘rem iarrhoea.. cents a bottle. sel0-1y ALL DISORDERS CAUSED BY A BILIOUS STATE of the system can be cured by using Carter's Lit- tle Liver Pills. "No pain griping or discomfort WE MUST Have room—it makes no difference how—it must be obtained. '5 per cent off Purchases' Amounting to $2 or more. ‘The only. exception we make to is Sugar. this searantes everything to be of" ‘ibe it qual- for Choice, $2.98. Ladies’ Shoes, $2.98. 66069 BIOGRAPHIES, 75C., 6o¢c., 50c. & 40C. BOUND: BOOKS, ASC. It Includes— WORKS OF FICTION, HISTORIES, WORKS ON PHILOSOPHY. Books for THE FATHER, THE MOTHER, THE SON, THE DAUGHTER. E STANDARD BOOK § 314 oth Street. 10 Ibs. Strictly Pure Leat Lard. 95. 5 lbs. Strictly Pure Leaf Lard. = 10-Ib. pails Cottolene. 85e. Finest Mocha and Ji extra good. 300. our Goce. T Canned Goods. Finest Peaches, 2 cans. Bartlett Pears, 2 cat French Peas, 2 cans. . Shriver’s Corn, 2 dozen: Finest Tomatoes, dozen. Lima Beans, dozen. String Beans, dozen. aon june Pe: F. Corn ts OQSOSSO' 00030090000000000009000006 EXTIA’ SIFTED JUNE very fine quality, dozen. . Gallon cans Tomatoes, 3 cai Fish & Relishes Domestic Sardines, dozen.......50c. Imported Sardines, 2 cans. Pure Codfish, 5 lbs. Finest Smoked Salm No. 1 Mackerel, 2 for: Choice Mackerel, each. Imported Y. Bloaters, “dor Scotch Herring, box & bot. Finest C 2 bot. Sweet Pickles beats shatig cubist te Finest Mild, Cured Han Hams. Breakfast Ba Shoulders OSS To Restaurants, OHotele &e.: WE HAVE RECEIVED 100 CHOICE FU oes suuesnsasieies @Cream Cheese, O25 Ibs. each, 1OC.5 @will close at zw © One Lot ASSORTED SILK REMNANTS, such as Printed India, Plain Black China, Fancy Novelties, Corded Wash Silks, Black and Colored Satin. 20C. One Lot ASSORTED SILK REMNANTS-Satin Duchesse, in black and colors; Figured Novelties, on light and dark giounds; Bengalines and Blac Jacquards. * 39C. One Lot ASSORTED SILK REMNANTS, including More, Peau de Sole, Satin Surahs, Fine Black India and High-class Novelties, o8C. ALL THESE SPECIALS YOU WILL FIND ON OUR BARGAIN COUNTER, OPPOSITE THE SILK DEPARTMENT. OUR LINEN DEPT., From a small spdé@ ¥f ten feet, has mod rapidly that we slidll'occupy a stretch of 40 feet within the next fortnigit to display our handsome line of TABLE DAMASKS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, SETS and ART GOODS, but before we make this move we shall give yon several more chances at our low-priced specjals; 72-INCH-WIDE BULL. BLEACHED ALL-LINEN TABLE DAMASK.;; Capnot be matched for less than 7c. a yard. Only. 50c. 54-INCH COLORED'- CENTER ALL - LINEN SCARFS. Importer!s value, 25c. B. Rich & Sons, Late John E. Little, 1002 F St., $25 Mar $20 $20 "Rings, $16 $18 “au 14.40 1=5 Off Everything Till April 1st—the End of Stock- taking. Take off the discount yourself— the goods are marked in plain fig- ures, |Jacobs Bros., 1229 Pa. Ave. mh14-40d Spring is Here AND THE CHILDREN ARE EAGER FOR OUT-OF-DOOR SPORTS. HERE ARE A FEW THINGS WHICH WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THEIR HAPPI- various departments of our big stores, form a fitting climax for our now famous “-Price-record-beating”’ Sale. SEPARATE SKIRTS. $5 Crepe Cloth Skirts,$2. 48. Made in full widths (41% yards), lined throughout with Hatr Cloth and Crino- Une, organ pleated back. Regular price, $5.00, Now......05 52.48 $10 Crepon Skirts, $4.98. THE TALK OF THE TOWN. CREPON Cloth Skirts—organ pleat * back—haircloth lined throughout; full 4% yards wide; all sizes, all lengths. Regularly sold for $10.00. $1000. Only aneea DAs 98 $12 Satin Skirt Skirt, $7.98. Very fine quality Satin Skirts, organ pleat backs; full 4% yards wide; hair- ‘loth Hned throughout. Actual h $12.00. Only..s-es-s eid OO $12 Silk Skirt, Skirt, $6.98. Beautiful Figured Taffeta Silk Skirts, 4% yards wide, haircloth lined through- out. Splendid value at... 56.98 $1.75 Children’s Reefers, - g6c. In navy blue and red. Sizes 4 to 12. Regular price, $1.75. g6c. §5 Cloth Capes, $2.98. ‘These capes are made of fine black cloth, finished in the best manner, braided Van Dyk ii R las y Now ELS ts eee oe PaO $5.98 Cloth Capes, $3.48. ular priee, $5.98 'Nowsressseseeseses DBe4O SILK WAISTS, ity. . We desire to close out all the *% attending their use. them. dents on the heights, on account of this OUR SUMME STOCK *** Ladies’ Heavier Winter Shoes, that * * * a drop in the water's force and height. * © are somewhat broken in sizes. ‘There * * * 9 Though the engineer department has been R @Our.National ALWAYS REMNANTS IN SILK. Whatever ac-| 22° are still enough left of one kind or °° * Kin ¢ S Palace. considering the matter for gome time the Pride Flour Bbl ‘Sarictatea | Curing’ this cy seks suit SINE in Meng tas another to enable you to make a good s unchanged. As a direct Will occupy the entire establishment and we want @Pr y * oy | trom 2 to & yards, are kept intact for our regular |} ¢ { Selection. ‘They were $4, $4.00 and * * © e || SaaS Ses Dees een meee UARTER BBL. -$1.10 # . e*.* $5. With th : eaqeee Al fh 3 vice on account of the violence @ ee iE See Friday’s Sale. The prices are Just about one-halt | > >) $ ,Wi'h hese ve ee ee ee ways OWIME | of tne sow which would result, an en- clear shelves to receive it. @ FT Ginger Soa Be. of the regular stock. “ome very chotce things |2 22 2,05 Shure rate, Ceo wea oe gineer suggests that the department con- < © B Bs. Ginger Snips: Bie. m trimming or waists. S25 shapes for spring, including our new + * * The Newest. high seal ae gore One Lot * “Eusiform’’ toe. Se Ieee ee valve in the reservoir, by means of which @ ASSORTED SILK REMNANTS, whlch includes | Choice, $2.98. ce, atways ‘show advance styles of Millinery | the flow would be shut off when the water OU ENTI E LI NE OF Washi Ski, Gating, Ghinze\" Genes euaiw tow fait 9 ahead of competition. ‘This means that we are al-| reached the proper height. This would @5 Ibs. ‘Finest x 8, Crepe ways in advance of our neighbors with the newest, | ccnvert the reservoir into a stand pipe, in lo les. *** P.S.—See our Hawalian Slippers, * * * | the choicest and the best. Our Millinery prices are | which the water would be kept always at Elgin Butter, Sh: 20. * © * for boudoir and bath-room wear, for * * * | invariably lower than those of any other Millinery | one height and one pressure. e eee sf 2 . ‘The : @ a paces ree wie Us ate eae 25¢. house in the city. The items below, taken from the Bitten by a Mad Dog. The child of Mr. John Hilleary of the Canal road, one mlie west of the Aqueduct bridge, who was savagely bitten on Sun- day last by a strange dog, sypposed to be rabid, is being treated with a madstone. Strong evidences, it is said, of the dor’s dangerous condition are apparent at every application. The victim of the dog's mad- ness has the imprint of nine teeth in her arm. She was standing in front of her home when the animal came by and at- tacked her. The dog had previously sav- agely bitten other dogs in Georgetown, one at the corner of 35th and N streets. The child as yet does not seem to be suffering greatly, nor has she developed any of the symptoms of hydrophobia. Has Fled From Justice. The colored man Parker, who attempt- ed to shoot, and on being frustrated used the stock of his gun, to its destruction, on Charles Lowe, his brother-in-law, some days ago at the Virginia end of the Chain bridge, has made his escape from the juris- diction of Justice Trout, before whom a warrant was sworn out against him for assault and battery with intent to kill. Parker has gone over into Pennsylvania, it is said. The assault was committed on the refusal of Lowe to give the man fif- teen cents to buy whisky with. The gun went cff, but only a few of the shot with which it was loadéd struck the mark aim- ed for. They were caught in the wrist. Death of Mr. Chas. Memmert. After a considerable illness Mr. Charles Memmert died yesterday at his home, 3116 Dumbarton avenue. Deceased was widely known in the West End. For many years he carried on the tinning business here, and tater engaged in the manufacture of soap on the east bank of Rock creek, near N street. Mr. Memmert was a native of Germany. America became his adopted country nearly forty-five years ago, when he was about twenty. He was a promi- nent .member of Oriental Lodge of Odd Fellows. He leaves four children—Mrs. Henry G. Wagner, Miss Amelia Memmert, Miss Agusta Memmert and Mrs. Oscar NESS. WOODEN WAGONS, H. WOOD BODY, IRON AXLE..... Miller, The funeral will take place on Fri- Everything else in the way of day at 3 o'clock, the interment being at i Groceries will be found marked at $5.98 Waists, $3.85. Only 19e. = prices like the above quoted Handsome Silk Waists, latest novel- Oak Hill. ones. Delivery prompt. Quick IRON WAGONS, z 8 ties In designs and make; some with full Notes- $6 60 FOR mail orders." "P¥on eee oe BRIGHT WHEELS....... 9 IC. | trout, ght back, very full sleeves, The Nameless Club gave another de- e 72-INCH, the same quality, match the above size. te Comfortable, and patterns to crushed collars; others with shirred front fect-titting—the hygtente, and es ligbtful dance at the Potomac boat house enness Miller BUCKBOARD WAGONS.... $1.98 sion of the Metropolitan Southern road. aed say — aed will be begun soon as the weather settles, within three weeks. sisi? The male students of the Western High School will give a minstrel show tomor- Tow afternoon in Curtis Hall. and back, with full sleeves. Regular last night. hiended “by Mirae Miller. ‘Mado “PASTEUR” 2 N qe Redman WHEELBARROWS ........... B5Co eS ee 53-85 The Baltimore and Ohio railroad en- and. sold exclusively bere. ‘The e He sal (6) aa GOLDER. gineers are busy in the vicinity of the price, ‘s ‘0 98c. Wrappers, 75¢. Chain bridge running lines for the exten- Water Filters. & Co., 044 La. Ave. (oy eeeees AND RETAIL GROCERIES. Stationary Seat..... Peeereerey $1.4 25 dozen Colored Print Wrappers in tan, pink, blue, gray, navy, with wide ruffle forming a yoke, Watteau back. Regular price, 98c. Special......... FINE LUNCHEON SETS, with fancy hatr-line- stripe borders, in different colors, consisting of cloth 2 by 2% yards, and ONE DOZEN DOYLIES to match. $5.00 is the actual worth. Only $3.89. Adjustable Seat......+.+ ‘TRICYCLES— Adjustable Seat....... —— _Here is what we think of the Pasteur Water Filter: We will put one fn your house, leave it a week or month, and if you are willing to give it up we will cheerfully refund the money. No one has AT CROCKER’S--- Misses’ and Children’s Spring-heel Shoes— extensive line, and a reduction of 10 per 75C. $2.25 Wrappers, $1.69. GOSS9SO0086 LL TTT Rubber Tires. Very stylish percale, with wide bi eG ele this week ever retarned one yet—unlese to get = Q Ne ales persia, Seb wide eB THE MORTON CADETS. only. Nothing reserved. average family. The new style—the @ DO NOT MISS THIS BARGAIN: and white, pink, blue, lavender, gray, They Intend to Go to Memphis for the 2 9 “ er”—is for filtering like the Gate RED STAR DIAPER CLOTH, soft finished, comes very full sleeves. Regular price, $2.25. $1 6 Interstate Drill, FOR LAD'ES— ais. © tn packages of 10-yard pleces: Special .ceesenes 69 Untess something unforeseen occurs to prevent, the Morton Cadets, company A, third battalion, D. C. N. G. will go to Memphis, Tenn., and participate in the in- terstate competitive drill, which is an- @ @ Q @ 18-inch | 20-inch | 22-inch | ‘24-inch | 27-inch Gost 40c.|Cont Bie. |Cost 60e, [Cost 64c.|Cost 69¢. ONE CASE CHECK AND PLAID NAINSOOK, 5 different patterns and good value at 8c. we No other hou sell such STERLING as WE quote. We offer the Greater New York Oxford, in black and tan—a seasonable shoe, and a reasonable shoe, and a shoe that combines Wilmarth & Edmonston, Crockery, &c., 1205 Pa. Av. mh12-34 45c. Aprons, 25c. Children’s White Aprons in checks and Mother Hubbard and Variety Store, 3 qualities at such LOW prices striped muslin, wearing qualities and style and fit—the SAKS AND COMPANY, Emmons S. Smith, Gretchen make. Regular price, 41 and 5 | nounced to begin on May 8, and continue three essentials in the perfect shoe. And Onl 5e Q a. Ae 705-79 PENNA. AVE. Se Sebo Se | to ana including May 21. The boys and $2.40 buys it—has been selling at $3.00. : 2) oO their friends entertain no doubt as to the qq SHOE The Saks-way-- 100 PIECES FINE SHEER INDIA LINEN, 30 gc. Vests, 2I¢. ability of the company to carry off glory and inches wide. Regular price, 10c. SFSO0909568-0-0909-09520066006 | One lot of Swiss Ribbed Vests, spring cash on the drill field, the only thing lack- ° weight, high neck and long sleeves. Reg- ing being cash to cover the expenses of the a ER, i Q SALE a | ldn’t th 0. 2@ al Still ular price, 39¢. Special... 2ic. drit team, "To secure the necessary where- Wouldn you rather Vy 8 y x ——— withal the company has about decided to TREASURER, eee | ° Oo} e ° 9 give a benefit entertainment. . not have to ask for your At It kK g P l The affair has been placed in the hands 939 Penna. Ave. eral lntzaiourMen'e| money back? Wetry | EMBROIDERY DEPT. : ee acacia ae oe Cue | hard not to give you the | som ranvs vise cannrio eDaINa: 60 ate aginst Settle Mausin “we'tare $| 812-814 Seventh Street. [Shi Suory Foster of the Washington $5.00 and $6.00 Calf, * ferent patterns of neat and showy effects. Heal not relaxed our efforts, but rather in- h Mark Times, and Mr. Willard Holcomb of the Cord a occasion. value, 15e. creased them, added bargains we had Branch, 715 Market Space. Washington Post, whose experience in such B not intended, and made further sacri- vill oa = WVSHTETeSTITTTTIGTNGIISED rdovan or French Got a Spring Coat ? fices to get your trade and. good. Will 1t undertakings will prove valuable in pro- bls me Patent Calf Shoes P' is viding a high-class and artistic entertain- » BUY YOUR : SPRING: CLOAKS DIRECT FROM THB MANUFACTURER AND SAVE ONE PROFIT. We keep a complete stock of Cloaks, Suits, Capes, Silk and Shirt Waists, tailor made, and of the best material. Being our own make, we save you the retailer's profit, which means to you 2A Saving of 25 Per Cent. Goods made to order without any tra charge. Fit and finish guaraat Ft Fetully stored abd insured by fire or moths for a 10c. Gimps, 2c. a 1c. Fringes, for igie drapery, Be. yard. Going to get one ? A Covert? Needn’t be if you want a longer one. Needn’t be way down to your knees, either. Can be just as you want it. Better made than any ready-made Coats you'll find. Why ? Weil, we do it our- selves—and we’re working harder for reputation than for money—so we don’t skimp—don’t slight. $7.50 to $35—some- thing saved, too. If you are a little hard to fit you are al- a Dinner Tea Sets. Much depends upon the manner in which food is served. Just get a nice China Dinner or ‘Tea Service, und see what a difference it qbitorate AMERICAN DINNER SETS, Sealtismap DINNER SETS, $20, $28, $30, FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS, fancy ponder decoration: ER SETS, $60 to ment. The business arrangements of the trip are in the hands of Capt. E. A. Shil- ling, Lieut. G. E. Tralles, G. 1. Harris, F. E. Molkow, C. M. Robinson, jr., and E. G. Bailey. Details are to be settled upon at a meeting of the company tomorrow evening, after which announcements will be made. The entertainment will probably be held in Metzerott Hall Friday evening, April 19, and from the present outlook will result most successfully in every particular. The members of the Morton Cadets are for the mcst part young men who are or have been High School Cadets. The command made an excellent showing last fall in a drill at Alexander Island, with the Emmet Guard as a competitor. Its friends are legion, and they will undoubtedly rally to the financial aid of the ambitious young- sters, and at the same time witness a thor- oughly enjoyable and carefully arranged program. Only 10c.ayd. 60 PIECES FINE SWISS LOOP EDGING, with wide margin. A good thing at 12%4c. Only 8c. a yd. TRIMMING DEPT. 100 pieces assorted colors in SILK DRESS CORD. Only ie. a yd. BLACK COLORED TRIMMING BRAIDS that were 10, 15 and 18c. a yard. Only 5e. FEATHER-EDGE BRAIDS, white and colors. 5c. & Piece. One Lot ‘Moire, Satin and Gros Grain for $3.50. Te. Portiere Looy 10c. Window Sha better lot at 19¢. 86-In. Silkoline, Sc. isin. Cretonne Sofa Pillows, » Qe. pair. jes all gone, but a Ladies’ Shoes for $1.00, 51.50, 51.95, $2.45, $2.65, $3-50—worth from $2.50 to $5.90. with rutlles, mall ‘eghonetere Stuffs half price. 75e., $1.00 and $1.25 China Silk, at 9c Remnants of Matting that sold at 8c. nearly all gone, but we sell you a fuil roll of Joiutless, 40 yds., for $2.95, which is 7 3-Se._ yd. Boe, Ingrain Carpets at 30c. Antique Cheval Suite, $14.75. Baby, Carriages ‘from’ $ OME AND SEE U: W.E. Hoeke, @ 2 | Furniture, Carpets and Dray ¢ 9OSOO9: Ladies’ Oxfords, $1 and up. Youths’ Shoes, $1.25— Worth $1.75. Boys’ Shoes, $1.45— Worth $2.00. THE WARREN SHOE HOUSE, Geo. W. Rich, g19 F St. mh9-70d. $30.1 HAVILAND CHINA DI DECORATED TEA SETS, $7.50 up. Toilet Sets In all styles and kids, both white and deco- rated. It will do you no harm to inspect our stock. M. W. Beveridge, POTTERY AND PORCELAI mhi4-40d 1215 F and 1214 G st Nw POS SSOSO9HE 00006000 9009960000 900000008 —————— A Trip to the Tropics. ‘The special excursion of the new steamer “Alleghany,” advertised to sail from New York on Saturday of next week, affords a rare and desirable opportunity to those who wish to make a short, cheap and com- fortable trip to the West Indies and the Spanish main. For this season of the yea it would be hard to imagine a more de- "| lightful experience for the amount of time i and money involved. bebe aa 4 E rp Cor. Penna. Ave& 8th Sts $9096969400409088 RASA vi eooe PF93O% ag: tining « The Hudson Bay Fur Co., 515 uth St. N.W. MARTIN WOLF, MANAGER. AAA A Souvenir Spoon Goes FREE with every 2- ind box of our famous 25-CENT MIXTURES—and 1-pound box of the 40 and 60-cent kinds. Just one additional encouragement for you to buy the finest orem Guu een Needn’t Come jlo Market National Statistical Association. ge 3 = Bececceocooooceseoosooosessoces: meee —— On rainy days. Mail or telephone ‘At a meeting of the National Statistical PHEPOHPLGPIS SOS ISISPOPHPOSS | 99 oo cegesoooovosooooesoorse pe! candies that are made. a Goad pyegetables, Houltry, =] association held at the Columbian Univer- : ¢| mostcom led tocome REMNANTS DRESSMAKERS’ CAMBRIC. il’s Se qth and FSts.\ |? — Seto US” Weil air eo mnSs E! Sity yesterday officers were elected as fol- Little Secret. E ¢| there. We don’t take | rmmayrs uxen CANVAS ooo eo coe : promptly and carefully as 4€ delivered | lows: A. R. Speftcrd, president; Judge A : TILES eshest, : ch cee | %| advantageof that. Ome | =¥845TS PERGUINE am § ie most toothsome obtainable. Lowest £ | William Lawrence of Ohio, first vice presi- CREE RE EO CE A ere | i. A th rth of it. 160 Dozen POPES ETT POT TT TCO OTOP TT TTR consistent prices. || dent: Logan Carlisle, second vice president; - SELL faze tm inetantly, He has tet = o is price—the wo: or it— HURRICANE OUTING'SHIRTS, new patterns, in- E= A=R= =Y Sanit & Chandler, : Henry A. Robinson, third vice presidents iS $ : & S$ , Corsets, I i ihe peice weteoueking oe Smt are to the regular—or tie cluding Madras and Lot} Cloth Stripes. mais A a Pere 76, 77, 78, 79, 80 and 81 CENTER MARKET. =| urer. A number of vice presidents were 1, I-25 1.50 9 § ME SE RIN een : “6 7)? For fresh vegetables—rat Is mh14-20¢0 SE ASS also elected in charge of the divisions on iota srateiccurzcy h wiitetandl Giaelerton 3 MEN'S FINE SHOES that ordinarily & out=-size’? man. Rettctiais extensively, varied (by grannies Neen tocw aay owes Boro oo * long wast, to sell for pple nk eee r4 Wait ’till you see our canned malt | | @ ©0909-2066 29-66 254 | William E. Chandler, silver; Senator Fran- fooc. a Pair See encene Ce tleeen Gibale bute Oa ys 2 Hero's freah prices for freah goods peas 66 39 cis EB. Warren, wool: Dr. Joseph Nimmo, gain offers of our Closing-out Sale. * 9 2 x SIX (6) CANS SUGA - Th P. , internal commerce; Pr edwas | sacral rng ae en, emoe oe Guanes, ste. 3] Suits! Soon’s you're | nor vowar mace, sumer wares, an |] SCS ACM OH, as eat e ‘Paragon’? $i, iret gmmerce: Brot E raward reason in print. You will be t 5 you, whether you’re man, woman or 3 ready. e Cairo ‘Fraita, 2 cane rp tt cas ee aces ae oe = ot the store. cebild. cathe’ Raadiiascar Si I Th S d di Waite, wages, and Prof. Smiley, fisheries, TEED GRAMS al APRS || Sec Pees a id L7G, Peet Seidman ee Bh NS EME SCAMGAMA 4 | § committee ras aypcinted on the revision seceee 3 ‘All goods guaranteed satisfactor High-grade Low-prici of the constitution co! z respective prices. ucker’s, 1923 Pa. Ave z AKS AND COMPAN : meine Toe $f MACHIABS “ac our price, $2, 00 % | Waite, Dr. Joseph Nimmo ard William ME ‘Howard’ 8 CORSET 3 mh13-28 $ 4 3 9 Wholesale 1420 gther machine ‘on the market uals als Stewart! (aur See es see (0 HARE?S, sr, ra Boo ee ——— E St. RAR AR RARER AA Onty Complete Outfitters tn Town, S. K ann Ons he eee EE BREF Slane Sura The Ottoman Empire. C VERY Se : SE ee Dr. Cyrus Adler of the Smithsonian In- 1003 eae GGeE nian Delicious x Walnut Pa. Av. and 7th St. J Dr. Shade’s Chlioridum. teed for tte years. suaran- $ | stitution will lecture tomorrow evening at i ae esha remnant fo. ‘Treatment indorsed b T7Our “Standard Rotary Shuttle’ | | National Rifles’ Hall before the National = TI Caramel Cake, 4oc. | fe ree ry seeds umacine wed by ators aot} | eograpnic Society on “The Ottoman Em HE-= N O- EA| © Like the kind mother made” aCe: - 2 ES Pony ae 0) Washington physicians as | $standard SewingMch.Co., |" Lu 0 - NUIN 5 et ere" z e — —= 22 HOME BAKING. Delicate: “Vent © pastry a way to be rid of the trouble. Trust their ag well as others. 002 OTH ST. (MASONIC TEMPLE) ‘BRAIN-WORKERS LI ates Corea Umea su = we've the patronage of the eto ok eh cemore ae aunt For names and addresses of physicians of the mhl4-28d Use Horsford’s Acid Phosphate. U. ANTEED PURE . All baking done in her Corn, Bunion or Ingrowing Nail without | @ IM District who Indorse. the Chloridam discovery for FSP LS LOO O -SS-9O-OH-S | When night comes the literary and active business G AR © © own Rie nen by Mrs. Granville causing you the slightest “pain. Corns oF ©) o | Consumption, Lung, Throat and Catarrhal Diseases man's ae is hungry from the exhausting labor of Ti. Gra ille & C 520 12TH Bunions removed, nts. ae call on Dr. Shade,” 1282 14th st. Mothers give Dr. Siegert’s parcial aieg to | the Horsiord’s Acid Phosphate quickly sup- By Martin Gillet & Co., the oldest impor ork L. anvilie Ovs ST. N.W., | PROF. J.J. GHURGES & SON, 1115 PA. AVE. ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE. ‘Office hours—9 to 10 a.m. and 1 to 7 p.m. Con- | thelr children to stop colic and looseness of the | plies ibe waste of tissue, and refreshing sleep re- tea in AMERICA. {S-3m,12 SU SXSORS TO CORBY BROS. mbi3-tf Hours, 8 to 5:30. cae 9 tol. mb13-10d it ENTRANCE ON MARKET SPACE, sultation free. mh12- a, tu, Ww, tb, f-tft bowels. sults.