Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1895, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAYj MAY 24, 1895-TWELVE PAGES. 9 ~ ISUBURBAN NEWS Bi a i ee ee ee a te te a te te ete ee a eae about 150 of the boys-ef Van Buren Public SHOES. | School assembled ie large hall of the . building yesterday afternoon and organized | You'll Never Buy A Better Shoe: BARBER & ROSS, G and 11th ets. Keep Out the F-l-i-e-s. ‘Will you be pestered with files, bugs GLARK’S, 734-736 7TH ST. H.W. Why, Of Course, Suits We make to order any style of Skirt and Silk Waist your fancy may dictate; but then, we alw: ar 9 gee peel age Foon Bog Me Gere er ome Pants), in Black and Blue “att Perfect-tting ones, and the prices—well, read, SPECIAL For tomorrow, a lot of Combination 2 ANACOSTIA, In response to #- invitation from the officers of the W. C. T. U. of Anacostia, sSonseeseesengensreseatenseeseecees: at th ‘The meeting was called to order by Miss and mosquitocs or will you sereen the Brewer, the principal of the school, who also nominated Prof. Ely as chairman and Jcseph Mundell, one of the pupils, as sec- dcors and windows and keep these pests us outside? The most economical way 1s Sees and see for yourself: z At the sume price as you'd pay here ¢| retary. Both were elected unanimously, a guess. i SS . 3 to do the screening, as it costs but little guess. Cheviot and neat mixtures. ng, Novelty Mo- % ——_~ you'll rarely ny one as good and they were also subsequently declared —— -1 . Skirts, | extra 3 We've been In the shoe business too permanent officers of the society. Mr. Ely if you buy the screens of us. + Have been $4.50, $5.00 and ‘4 Jong not to know just what to buy and | made a brief address, explains to the SS = 4 2.OBU att 2.O8 avd nicely made, vel a vet bound and lined a $6.00. ry Take your choice just what It should cost. You may feel boys that those who join the organization ‘oughout, and only of them for tomorrow only ae! and $9.00 ‘ c&pon_ stists, Fave assured that ncthing enters our store that isn’t thoroughly reliable, and that we'll put a price on it that'll give You good reason to come here for it- Serengeegeege will do so with the understanding that they wiil themselves abstain from the use of cigarettes and tobacco in every form, and also exert their influence to persuade other Screen Doors, 8oc. —including a spring hinge, hook and eye and knob. | These are glad words for youtomorrow--bargain words. Every sentence boys to do likewise. All present signified their intention to comply with the condi- tions, and today will sign a book prepared for the purpose, which act will constitute each #igner a member of the society. Those who desire to do so can wear a badge inscribed “A. C. L.,” which has been rather than go elsewhere for your hy The demand will be for Oxfords to- morrow. These are our pric weil» Oxfords is freighted with a-special saving. Your busy It’s right you Window Screen Frames, 6c. —for making the screens yourself. We os in ‘black, oO good, halrcloth n= o Bane, * buying has made the occasion. We're not offering finish,and only 00 and $14.00 < should reap the advantage. it stingily--gingerly--but generously -- boldly. = : —just for tomorrow—coupons given only with purchases in our Boys’ Clothing Depart- ment. We've got a big roll of cord—odds and ends tied together—til it's a foot high. 'To the boy guessing nearest to the number of yards in the ball—tomorrow—we'll give a P. B, Junior Bicycle. Any and every purchase in the Boys’ Department eatitles you to Soesostosondentoatententersecteeteetententeoteontententonteetentretee tendon tenontontontons : x 3 : Shirts: ‘Dest goods gotten up by the Woman's Christian Tem- i produced this season. @ $ Perancamuncinn's ute then Gisniaycoretie have the wire screen, too. Easy thing Part for the boys: part for the men. Ge QBs ‘o. she ee, oe ° —They're above their prices— badge is not obligatory. It is probable aaer's are. Satur S $1. 50 $1.50 and $2.00 usually buys an that meetings of the Anacostia society will to tack it on. oe special price, a _ ordinary shoe—but you'll not find be held monthly. FE 3 <p” these ordinary in any particular The action yesterday of Assistant District] Adiitgstable Window Boys’ Suits Young Men-== AND ; : ve Seg arith justable Indo y' 5 ~appearance, ft or service. In ¥ | Attorney Mullowney Of the Police Court in $ its past an hay 40 nos Wing at tie ft and black—all the dif- % | entering a nol. pros. in the case of Wm. H. ke Silk Waists. $ $2.00. irc dot tat MO SAGO GaP alan? Hinge ‘vas | Screens, 2c, each. tat half price-- Ripe rdapinsedc son ach of whi vi hi d 5 I 5 x We are headquarters on Silk and Laundered $ Pri y gable Ga Bape, — $ short Pants Sults—really half price extreme, $5—$0-$8-$10-up to $25. Pid Waists, selling more than any other store in the rimce exuded i condideranlat commen tin aanncese fi ‘They are lots that you have nearly bought out the price and leave the rest to us. ‘ Shute when you Bote Our : 25 feet Garden 5 : 2 We have also taken a lot ee oa why eve $ Alberts, (YXTORGS $} est night, ana wilt result, it is said, in the us out of-Single and Double Breasted Satisfy you or give you back your money. Vi SO ta: 4.00. Blouse-effect Ge Ss formation, of one or more social clubs, | Fy bask “a cee athe ox anoint Moe OE . aie ee rc = iets. which will be incorporated under the gen- OSE, p1.50 = 2. 5; 5 2 more small lots (one or two a and ae enone 1 QB ; Ju 9 eral law, where amusements such as are » <2 bose for whieh others: ane | 7 Half off our regular price is mighty oe. Teil Outing a Wate cot ba 2. larg eeves, 50 dif- e SU: s 4 anes y ne te eat ce. what ¥ suits of a kind) from our 1.98 large seanes SU ae Le 2.5, —In russet and black. You usually carried on in club rooms can be oe Uttle—Here's how they go— s! 0 14 years—35e, Buy stripes to. select 9 don’t want better shoes. Styles conducted without so much danger of be- $1.60 and $1.75—and get it, because $2.59 Suits for $1.25. —may not be able to give you all you want. $4, $5, $6 $7 and $8 Suits. from, only $1.98. OD, to sult exery taste—tasts to sit ing raided by officers of the law. The es- ee Suits for = 2 D5, 09, 9 BeODs Oe ee di arade thoes in & | ‘@blishinents of Messrs. Truslow and King man potion havent isoesiocoane pe ih ee and bunched them all at $1.75 Crepon Blouse 3 eeie reat were not visited by Sergt. Anderson anl —————————— a those Boys’ Eton c Waists, extra large $ Se HO. every respect. Policeman Reagan until after complaints Patent nomle snd couplings complete. = Caps for 19¢. Se oe 2 $ had been made by some heads of families : More of the Boys’ Tie. Cloth Turbans for QO8e Par wees QDS8e = Broken that their sons, who left home in the even- A postal will bring us after the old Ss for io Cc O ight biue,nile green, a xX or S 3 ing without money, returned at a later hour — or 20e. lavender “and vcard: = Lots, Tan with their pockets full of cigars, and that hose to repair it—the cost will be 25c., $7.75 Suits for SSS pais Ge BS se eRe cee aeeaIne 4200 $ in the meantime they had spent thelr tine aortas And they'll go quick—you can't expect You heae others talk about Boys’ Fur- Everybody tells us we = z Shoes. AIL the sizes are not [eatin testing of aunnontia ease Noreen nd well sced 1 home, them to stay here long with such a push nishings, See how we do it. Everything— have the largest and best S Its 2 $1.35. Hired fa ect ate ong oer 3 Knights (of Pythias, ‘held last night wat 12-inch as th's marking gives them. and Star Shirt Waists. cf clear the x ic Hall, ents to the by- assortment of Boys’ and Uu ° $ quickly. A big bargain for you Bs laws recently adopted by the Grand Lodge wn M $ “pair”? of = A it your size is in the lot. ¥|of the K. of P. of the District were ap- | IL@ pai Children’s STRAW HATS] gy, sare an tne nowest things in Suits—the | ; proved. and made a portion of the general ees pease ae $2 Suits for $1. TMen’s Shoes= i i Bright d Eton effects, in, ©, Mobair, Brill- } % h law. committee w! e selected at an i= * OeS== in town. Fancy Trimmed | Br'shtoo snd Fton efects, tn, Serge, Mobair, Brill: $Children’ Sy SHOCS? 5,4 cee anniversary : = Just two ots of Short Pants fellows. Kas Wises ce ee Sailors, Silk and Satin Rib= | * e money, will quote two prices. = We're ‘got the most complete z of the formation of the lodge, in August. them. You'll pay out $2.50 or more in Both with Double Breasted Blouse Jackets. ies asi: it See $15.00 Brilliantine 3 pute of Children's Shoes The family of Rev. J. B. North, pastor of a singlé season if you hire man to One is light and the other dark Gray. everyboty o—but # simeegubaximeesig bons, different colors and and SMotiaie | Sults, 3 plas tn Washington. Black and tan, | GAPden, Memorial Church, ‘will | Monday ason ng ie ght and tote ae, |) here" get a 89 or $2.50 quallty for $1.98 combinations C OC. apg pee ae = RighWand ine: shoes Sof eveay [ope teen eee ee cut the grass every time it needs It. Ba ee It you ride a wheel these are what you = iy a : a s o $ $1 style. Our prices don’t repre- Messrs. James A. Williamson, Charles H. asi 5 ‘om high want. and q5C. ee Jacket. 1.50. eet oa fuli value of the shoes 3 Williamson and A. Tudge oe Panacosta Your od mower sent for, repaired and ae st So peoccer =. paris Set 3 y a long way. who went to ladelphia_to attend the olives = Novelties in Imported eae $ 3 | aedication of the new Odd Fellows’ Hall in ictal for $1. ee ne eee Straws at $1.00, $1.25 and $9.00 Brighton. or 3 | that city, nave returned home. Snad Su $ -00, 225 Eton Serge | Sult, $ 0 s O yitenty Simms and Bertie Davis of Good pades, 40c. $6—for $4.99. 1.50. ished with, as, much = d tt Hope have been summoned to the Police H 1 < 5 e soe Sewn Pear. é : = E mon mM Court to answer a charge of disorderly con- | Hoes and Rakes, 20c. “‘Pull=rigged’’ Sailors Special for tomorrow 5.98 = ts DoOB |F Soe ee u duct prepared by, Stanton Mills, Josepi : ee ne need Broken lots of 2 ins - opular Shoe Store, Mills and Murray Addison. == only—Blue, Brown, White it $ - ir, Dunnigan of Washington street, one | 3-q¢, Freezers, SI. Suspenders-= 2 ie & of the oldest citizens of Anacostia, is 9 35 Most Sailor Suits consist of a Blouse and and Red, solid colors, in : seriously ill. —the aference between tuylng the tee = : x Best makes—but we're letting go as if Five-i h Bri Sai i a 9 : sheesh td = yalr of pants. Here's a novelty we've they didn’t amount to anything. Can't he me fas = = c Mem Ss @oodSa : : Tones TiGun. crcam ready made and making it your got bold of— Se eae ae ex site -trimm. or OPEN TILL 9 P.M. SATURDAYS. lta e —a sailor's blouse. Fisk, Clark & Flagg Silk Suspenders, $ at ii y lar $ Saat Sor, fo Black, ‘Tan, and Gra =| A very enjoyable lawn party and dance Self is im the cost, You can save the 3 a pair of short pants. stripes and plain colors—worth §2.50—for 1.13. regular 92.00 at. a panen Heat was given last Wednesday evening at the cost of a freezer in a few makings. =o Pele tae ere $1 a pair. Come as early as yout| fie: Game Umervear, residence of Mr. Jas. A. Windom, near SS ao SSSSS . E pee reece) eae Forest Glen, by Miss, Lula Danenhower of $1.60—a ttle. That's the complete rig—in Blue Flannel— Whit+ and Colored Best English Web can, for with these induce- | ° Washington, D. C., and Miss Corinne Win- Detter than the $1.85 “Blimard™ perth beet oe ee ee ce ea gti ote 306 ments we'll be crowded ail| Rich Pickings for dom. The lawn was brillantiy lighted by b ae ede the $1 and $1.25 grade—p0e. . erns. Dancing was | >— to 10 years, ~ day. Shrewd and [Ecos indulged in until the “wee sma’ hours.” | 27 DUrMNer $1 Cheviot Suspenders for 50c. ti 1 y e Se. Madras Suspa ° nomical Buyers. freanmente wore Lifted af ts tmaws | Gas Stoves, $1 Prenty of regular Sators—tro-tece suite |S Ssthey Stalin Or Se e os ickel from 98e. to $10. They, too, bo 2 O In son 9 orla Silk Umbrella those present were Misses Lula M. Danen- full nickeled. peep apy se te eean aman | The big 3 4 : hower Blanche Wilsop, Daisy Tretler, Vio- - let Wimsett, Mattlo sand Bertie Milton, 2-burner Soe a for the boys== Edith Dodge, Mabel Miller, Millie Grimm | ye ( her & ( O and Mesdames Sherwood, Wimsett and Mil- | Qi] Stoves, 75C. Guz, $7.50; $3.50 anil $4.75' @hort: Pants: °9 ton of Washington, D, C., Misses Windom Finishing the Piste ti seats of Forest Glen, sem, pale Condict of Sli- —— ii ing All-silk Ribbon... go, Messr3. arry. dick, J. Milstead, . = th & F Sts. . Sch Dancnhene®,’ Gardner Revert | Poultry Netting, fine Neckwear: : 12 ae Tse costes, Geo. Steifel, Willie Eichols, J. C r 100 ft. mas as at SR can't catch up with the quality for less 8 crouse, Tom Nevitt, Clarence Coates, Ed. ° * 8 than a dollar more. There are some of BURNISHINGS. 9 it Augusterfer, Will Bradley of Washington, 45 pe! Sq. Scarfs of all kinds and styles—S5e. them Combination Sults (with two pairs of D. C., Messrs. H. Powers, Martin Creahan qin full _rolis or Te. a hundred square = nts). thers have doubl and == | of Kensingion, Messrs. H. Belt, C. J. Bean ee ree eee ene ae Better Neglige Shirts here for 48c. than are at other stores for 5c. We don’t say so—we're repeating what others tell us. feet if you double knees. They are all all wool— ——— Black—Bilue and Fancy — Cheviots—and. Fancy Cassimeres, 4 to 14 years. and brother of Redland, Gea Jones and brother of Oakdale, O. Cissel, Fred Page, N. Condict, Herbert, Webbie and Brown Cissel, Fred Windom, C. Windom, G. Rob- eae of Wheaton, J. Giover of Forest jen. 734-736 7th St. N. w. is fais Ttoval (Palais Roya THERE : Isx°r A ) it NO BRANCH STORE. <0 G and uth Sts. SFSISCTOSSOTOWS CPISESES ———— Six'days more of the Bicycle Contest. RANDOLPH. A vote with every purchase. To the two boys getting highest number of votes we will give cach a bicycle. we have it —— oe Mrs. Mary H lance and daughter of Wash- irgton have taken summer apartments at SHOE Are shoes for particular people— Out of Jern Keys. The Sabbath school of this place will unite with the Bethesda school in se e ° Reck Creek Farm, the residence of Mrs. | 2 * $ Craig & Harding, 13th & F Sts’ Saks & Company, enn. ave. 'ssSaks? ‘| rare Te | | “Te it’s Forattan shoes for people who know good Pp the Children’s day services. i : and i shoes and won't wear any others ‘Season rices Superintendent Davidson is arranging an ‘ Corner.” a Ses Deter e sw hG iS On PARLOR SUITES now. Per- irteresting missionary program. ‘7th street. | ying the smallest po:sible covLD Barber & Ross, a2 e Suits aren't reduced exactly, but they’re marked lower than they might be and still be good yalues for the money. Anyhow you ; iUN- MET at those lowest of quotations. Mr. Spotswood Garland and family are | is pitiful! Our prices 0 f buy- 2 5 ‘ a for the best possible shoes. peace titles reed bade ere ean QB Mr. John Jefferson of Norbeck has leased Srdeateeteseateatontoentoateetestentoeteetondeetectenteets Sint en Sa tn elas ‘Tomorrow's the day when prices i Eee the Epping place at Halpine, and will open x zs a : { but if we'll make the price suf- OTHERS ARB 25 | a store of general merchandise about June cog Othe offer be soe S : ement and offer to. sell GOING TO 1. J. H. Chesley & Co. 9 offer bigger ones. ‘e want youl ee r ove ns La . t re e nd 4) ete Meee coe We ree oer —— to you on CREDIT we've no doubt po — carry €3] Mt Zion Baptist Sabbath school has re- $ soo! Fat and $22 1008 wt KING S PALACE | ease Fe ee but that you'll eee) the’ ‘benefit. of use SUITS 5 Sao for the summer session with an ° —— it by cutting price a s S}|enroliment of sixty pupils. Mr. Cyrus ‘The atten empt of the others to get S i ri illi Ta Ay} yanivapi the Cut aomntnriges OVER "TIL ntendent, with Mr. ; pecia s in [illiner (The Dugan & Hudson () == regandiese—and offer you CREDIT paar Mcssburg of Bethesda musical director. 3 down to our prices on Furniture, FoR y (Children’ s Shoes SON—BUT spending a fortnight with Washington | @ are the result of big buying at ¥ COverstuffed "TISN'T OUR ; friends. They expect to return about|@ first hand, and asking only about lots of things you need now at awful Saturday Shoppers, BS sea he Cea Bee oS WAY. WE June 1. @ half the average merchant's profit. Prices, Have you time to read about | Gf ye Special Saturday price, ’ — We offered them early in the week and Suite, e ee eS A. M. Mace, the newly appointed post- | Here is additional evidence of our a few “extra” low prices for tomorrow aws— We. —— the big demand shews them to be just AVE THE | master, has submitted his bond and entered = underselling abilitie: on All shapes ahd styles, including Flats. We offer —— the shoes the children have needed. Was $50. jece Overstuffed Suite, up- AGB upon the full control of the Randolph of- Gas Stoves. aera large selection at the Satur- I9¢. => IE yoa appreciate a good shoe for lit- holstered in silk brocatelle, ptush trimmed, TO SHOUL tice 2 , 3 | 300, ies —— tle money, see thom. % Miss May Massey of Halpine is spending 284. (0) Rockers $2. A practical 2burner Fally Retavle | Children’s Dre: Fess me —— All the latest novelties among them. GS Ge CESSITY DEMANDS IT—AND YOU CA) the month of May in Washington. 9 OO. Gas Stove—a_mechsniead WoO Sy 4G | a special ‘SSeS— — Pretty, stylish and serviceable shoes ¥|() Frame | THANK THE REMARKABLE WEATH- Examinations are in progress in the The first 50 of the 100 hand-pol- der at the price—only.. eh Pine ry ie ae Cmte Dra o in both black and russet—spring heels. A 0. ER OF THE PAST TWO W: FoR public school, and the scholastic year will ished’ “Governor Hubbard” Roc ‘A S-burner Gas Stove for $2.25. Swiss enibroidery—fall sleeves edged with ; Suite oD! POR @s|cicse on Friday afternoon next for the ers, cobbler-shaye sole-leather seat, cmbroidery. Regula Soe. Saturday ‘5. 15 to 8’s = $1. 23 ? THIS EARLY-IN-THE-SEASON OPPOR- summer vacation. large arms, han and comfort- Pateat Gas Stove Gas Stove Tubing, Ge. foot. price 25 TUNITY. BETTER COME AT oxce &) ——_-___ able, in three fini G-p&ce Frame Suite, upholstered in silk hes, one-quarter Shirt Waists—*=""* 3 KENSINGTON. sawed oak, natural curly birch and Ws to 2’s = Oil Stoves? - $1.97; tapestry—pretty—well made and finished: Iv YOU WANT ONE OF THESE $10— €3 |* wed u Sh cad ae % suite worth every cent of its former price, $12—AND $15 SUITS FOR @ ie Imitation mahogany.Reg- Sa checks | and /A Barcain i $55. Now $3 na Rev. James T. Marshall of the Warner bar $4.50 Korte. D2.QO magular Goethe Rs / argal ah YOU CAN CHOOSE FROM 35 FAN Memorial Presbyterian Church will ex- Only... These on Saturday at. - 39C. MINTURES-AND BLACK AND BLUR © oe eet CHEVIOTS AND SERGES—BUT EVERY €3} DAY'S SALES ARE LESSENING THE 2s QUANTITY AND WEAKENING THE &! VARIETY. DON'T MIND WHAT ove change pulpits Sunday morning with Rev. George O. Little of the Assembly Church, Washington. Mr. A. B. Upshaw and family, who have been spending some months in Kensington, Another 50 of that Grand “Summer Comfort” Reed and Rattan Rocker, with cane seat,5-incurl rolled edz and link chain back. Earge, sub- stantial and attraetive. Can- Mowers, $2.50. You can come and try them for your- self. They are good, substantial Mow- ers, and Will cut grass as good as any on the market. $8. the price else- —— Russet and Black Oxfords in needle, Large Cosen = obtalat see is ithe oe — narrow—square imperial and common- tapestry or ‘wilton rage—plush. trimmed — toes. A grade worth all of Siok VES EI Our regular price is $1.97. Box Couch Hea $12.50. but- a regular $ — si — $2.50. ‘LADIES’ OXFORDS. = Bey ASS GE: : = GiGi AN SE oe left Thursday for Atlantic City. not be equaled oo where, but ber Leghorn Hats— % Tomorrow’s Price, $1.47. Bae ee arin YOUR CONFIDENCE FOR 35 YEARS— | ries cwilacaaroreyanaltamvity dete Wea Sues ee A475 for eee & Incky purchase. 80 a you * ft. 6 in. Just the thing for stocing artl- WE WON'T BETRAY IT Now. Ir mic aavgt> jou hire Moreyeat oritess: Bone az t yon are after mower, that will | Gensine Imported sere fr vada, lascs. And - . Jus is Q » pTRA > = jest all you — ehildret brims, alls ‘Can't eles of clothing during the summer—well YOUR APPROVAL WE Want-Not @3 | 7°: se after you, are dead—you want the | be duplicated under $1 Ww you! stered—with hair top—covered in THSIRS—AND WERE GETTING I 6} Mrs. T. O. Thompson of Washington is $2.50 Setibes, $1.90. a Bgeers $ a 48c. sraara es ‘ x s in. size. cretonne—a regular $18 value for TP THE WAY THESE scirs ane © | {PORUNE a few days with her sister, Mrs. Roane Gk nie dicho Trimmed Hats—2it Ses. SSVHBIVSSSSVOVSOS SEVIS SIVES SSS we have heretofore:been unable to supply the demand—and each. lot. ¢| Good Sickles for asc. Elegantly Trimmed Hats, in the very latest 2 H €9 pene SNAPPED UP COUNTS FOR © Rey. Luther B. Wilson, presiding elder of styles. A’ variety 2OO% Rees nse bueseeeesceees SOUSA AANAAAAAANEROGOOSGESGO OT = po y k of kinds to select from in =e a= ANYTHING. 4S) | this district, will preach in the St. Paul's Fae SE Sea SES Prtslivsceetien tae pa there's, any Wall Papering to © | stS"Churen Sunday worming. eS S| op rless”® Freezers. peg AE ee Ogre ‘han, yalue has ‘The tnest stock of papers that can . ° ‘The lawn party to be given May 20by the] gy ee ee: ,, | Yours ’Saturazy, ates = $2.68 be gotten together we're showing. “ | young ladies of the Warner Memorial Sun- | 9 ences Be Well-made, Attrac- “Every man his own ice cream maker. Tri d Sail rth'S9c. and emi togethers welceiet ro) @ay school, on the lawn of Mrs. A. H. | tive Rustic Settees, with Fosy to make ice cream and. frozen imine; ailors 3° ‘Today at 19¢. 3MA Kinnear, promises to’ be a very successful | 4 comfortable shaped seat, $1. QO: desserts, aod ite Sega enre ‘The very latest in the shapes that fashion 9 &} | entertainment, as the'electric cars will then | $2.50 Settees. For. many Avon, can get Soe Sa Se high crowns and narrow rims—silk rib- be ruzning and many guests from the city | @ an aidw'e want “to | boa band-leather sweat band—worth ade, 19¢ ans <4} | have promised to be présent. mere than once. Ee 3 z Mr. John T. Freeman and family of attin S. * Breezers, $1.40. Imported Flowers—_ Soe. and Te. a Vashingt ve moxe e Sat. “Peerless” Freezers’ for $1.95. 2 °9 Ser | Washington have moyed in the house of And so on up to 10 quarts. Spfays, short bunches of most exquisite ones 66 RIN & & a oe c. es ‘ = : eae expected to do well with =a 7 — antheraums, Bluets, Pinks, 4 S ee Cards are out announcing the marriage lattings. The prices precluded do- ets, &e., manufactured to sell at Cor. 7th & ESts. N. Wa of Mr. George Graham Getty to Miss Lou- ing otherwise. We have done dou- 25 ft. Watering Hose, $1. 504 sce Goa ytd tdi ga yg ise Stratton Burr, ‘daughter of Joseph Burr, at the Grace Episcopal Church, on bly well! Maybe because we are Refri gerator. their own, inmaker."* New York ents satisfied with less profit than the By Phe @ oy : Bh a 3 BOE ey @Q® ’ sNawama eels sal ats om |X Bet, 3th and 14th Sts. Wii S HuwardPathacie of the interstat Suet nukrarie ae cares oo KING’S PALACE, Ss = “Waterm pee ig harcore et. 13th an I ar. Je vard Fishback 0! state bought Mattings as if you thorough- ing solid or sp m, 812-814 7TH ST. N.W. AND 715 MARKET SPACE. = maine to d Xt is not low priced con- 3 4 commerce commission, has returned home eae ee all complete, for $1.50 Tt Agency for the celebrated COLUMBIA ALTOMATIC FILTER. 1t v idering its and up. Yet here com ther—the newest—the latest and undoubtedly the “best” Re- —— frigerator today. It is called The a eral superiority. two stand for the mighty stock: 50 rolls of Closely Woven Joint- less China Matting. Oth- ers’ $8 rolls, but yours for... 50 rolls of Famous “Three Feath- er’ Brand Cotton Warped Inserted oeeceesesceseeseenssesaacaaaan | Colorado, where he has been investigating isave Half the Cost of complaints of rate diseriminations by rail- roads. Poultry Wire Netting. ‘Vour Shoes In full rows, 45c. 100 eq. ft. Cut to suit, G0. a 100 sq. ft. after a month’s absefce in Kansas and — — CORSETS. ¢ TIEADQUARTERS for the J. B. Corsets, = d by the importers of the P. D. Cor- Garden Tools. Fae — Army Assignments. Acting Secretary of War Doe has detail- ed Capt. James Stewart, retired, as profes- ) 6 9500505006 0040055560006 06006 8 shouldn't we quote you the lowest prices ‘To force the season—lot of Extra long- Summer Corsets, 2 SISOS OF GP CHWS OD % Jolatiess — Reversibl M fis. 4 : ies eversib) Matting. Garden Spade for. E J ° --By buying them here—and now. sor at the Ohio Military Institute, Cincin- Sane fe Sey SRS Good Takes, with 10 teeth Tone. | Side steels, Imported net, Would sTHE Reversiblet|} = S555 Se fs os fea Bt ie a a : quoting in all sorts of fine foot- i . : Garden Hoes for. 20¢ 3 gant : arelas caucting {nell woets of one ee The following second lieutenants have Yours $9.00 fe Es Every pair guaranteed, been ordered before a board at Fort Lea- venworth, Kan., for examination for pro- motion: Eli A. Helmick, fourth infantr; Charles G. French, twenty-fifth infantr CRAIG & satisfaction-giving kind—are offered at -4 Chesley <, HOWARD'S Wilmarth . & Sess haber &c., 1205 Pa. Ave. | ¢ Plattress —— Is_the CHEAPEST Mattreps—the BEST Mattress that can be ed. eT NEXT TO It has COTTON FILLING on BOTH HRLOWGE Ca Wee SEOs ey LECH n infantry; William C. store, 1003 F St. ptstow novse. SIDES—has | TWICE us | mech | ser- Bennett, sixth ipfa ss as ae Hardware, Builders’ Supplies, Stove any Frederick H. Sargent, seventh infantry; Harold L. Jackson, fif- teenth infantry; John M. Sigworth, tenth 9 infantry: Percival G. Lowe, eighteenth in- fantry; Wilson Chase, twentieth infantr; s13th and F Sts and Charles B, Hagadora, twenty-third in: | ® . fantry. ic —— Restored to Duty. : Secretary Herbert has restored to duty Lieuts. C. 8. Norton and W. P. Elliott, who bell, ninth infani ‘and comfort as has the “one- COSTS NO SEZ All first-class dealers, sell it. that S. & B. is stamped in each ner of the label on the mattress me The Prettiest and Newest bp eecocecowsco0sce-| Fashions In Hair Goods z ——— + ** Are to be found here at prices that will ICE, COAL, AAAADAARRARRARARAARRARE RRR {Every Order We Receive and careful attention, rything thi Id be di Repairs and Housefurnishings, DOUBLE STORES, 1004 F St. & 522 10th St. it mattress—but wevevevevvvevTyevi rere al > ie = Z a THE FINEST Engraving Work Nothing short of supplying our patrons with the very best would fit our policy. 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