Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1896, Page 7

THE EVEN NING STAR, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1896—TW. EL VE PAGES. REEVES, POOLE & CO, | 38evessosonooosesesooonoes | escosssnossnenpeonsoHeosny a ea ASS|THE WORLD OF SOCIETY the Secretary of ag evn, on Tala Tay The Balance Cash Grocers, 1209 F St Goldenberg’s, }/7 is.meue~ =~ }| (Interesting z rst ses ah iti ; se : - 928 Seventh Street. sPrices on and Mr. Ernest 8. Farlee was solemnized Mrz, McKee. Wednesday evening at Wesley M. E. of. the : es ¥ Plenty of both)ijust bare 'Groceries, —— gre sa tia ep na mother Graceful Hospitality in Honor of The marriage of Miss Florence H. Tecves And the 1 Messrs. J. Paul Chauncy, Claud and Whe le Winte 25¢ and 47C aoe C. ee We've dove a ttle price cutting 27] Dimmers at Boundary Castle and] ry’ Give and Wn A. Fariee: seve the i ° ° z on many necessities in the grocery E ushers. Mr. Harry 8. itidgely aeted a: nest ole Winter cost for aor ctl) arenennnemen Ee eto a =e iain poe ma % ~ that must be. bought—and the cuts —A C.A.R. Reception. lee left for a ten-days’ trip throveh New is 9 + e€ wra S Ciel bring eager buyers In spite of bad % : = > Mrs. Galladet will ive tomor- Children’s mm noceet | (o Q — sabe row hut will e at hom a shat = --is all we are asking now. $$] Ex-Senator and Mrs.Henderson entertain- | !"Stant, and Saturday be fully able to meet the demand — be ed at a beautiful dinner last night, in] Last Wednesday eve honor of Mrs. McKee. Their guests were age of the I Minister and Mrs. Romero, Senator and cB ead ves eatraGcilbuiee! an: teinam nee: There isn’t so many of them, Clothing Stock yolks, eho Tetve Boom st a gt either, but enough to insure our Janees was giv- composed of a quar: Seogente 5 . . eee = the Tolio: R 4 ire most. They now realie- that | & Splendid selection to first com- Mrs. McMillan, Senator and Mrs, Elkins, | Mertz. Mise Gene Sut are S ‘paying for the * crs. You wonder at the low- z 2 : Senator Sewell, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brice, | and Miss ibe iorers ebapertaceh Wey nice things we have heard sald of = mess, Ouuthen “laste prices? It is alway fest to tie to Representative and Mrs. Newlands, Miss | Pr. Marie Van Ness, Mrs, and Mrs. \ y cy ete, are indeed apprectated. | ESS OF the last pric a guide. Then you will lose >| Pendicton and Mrs. Walworth of New | (7#¥ford KS ours | Wee COE Ee Wraps which we are now of- Seance Or HIOHes aaihrd ae : > ))| York. tet Ties m | fering were bought scarcely a no timie-—-nor k wis tee dats. mE : *.| Mrs, Hearst had a large company at her | pr cod. ay ; S the purest and whole $ month ago—the market was ing the quickest and surest racanee 2 )| Rowse yesterday to hear a talk by Prof. | Wertenbaker. At : 2 eeealicnts =i Sete ‘ : nee isfac {| Gates. ere conducted to the di bail, ro ff sone Soret with fresh 1 vay down—we bought them way to satisfaction. Delicacies. 6] Gates, ae : mmarniicent banquet wan a bath Hi fruit flavors, : i C iy we tent The French ambassador and Mrs. Pate-| (at g = low. liv ed a ertainly we are competen' See) 4 ne eee = Ou Pee OW ECCT COE OF Clos dds. . We loiow the pet eater yecittet J) | notre entertained at dinner last night Jus-| people, wee hwrithianti Pr 47c. mixture ~ cape you cannot afford. to HOC pail SSROW NS 6 Butter. butter. ie a delicacy. ¢ | Uce and Mrs. Gray, Amt merous banquet lan ° s at varletion E miss this “sale.” : ins and outs—-the trustworthy Gags one, rN reset € )}] Unt, the Chiiean minister and Mrs. Gz hme those Marked Prices. guar- £ $7. $8 and $9 Bou- —and the untrustworthy. SANE, 1: 5 @ | the Netherlands minister, the Hawaiian ‘cae a < Bec ax Here you will have no dodg- (¢ - )j| minister and Mrs, Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. iam ; te Cady made tan = cle, Beaver and Noy- 95 Feds &- ,| ohn Hay, Mr. and Mrs. Pollock, Mr. and he he Pe ; = sian Seg & elty Cloth Capes. ... Hg Wo) he 4 : Mrs. Andrews, Mr. Calderon Carlisle, Mrs. | Wilton, Padge Means all the suits—all the over- errs tne mae: ° i ape pass the portal of our A ‘Audenreid, Miss Edea and Miss Willams, | "et Dr. Gottr pburn, thi Sheckles, J $9 and $10 Silk As- tralthan and Boucle Cloth Coat: __ Misses’ $7.50 Navy Silk*Boucle Jackets. : * Mrs, de B, Randolph Keim, vice president ° <<] seneral of the D. A. R. of Connecticut, aoe CRG a icee'sc arlene omemiere Saneraay tothe “bottle of PAUL ses, J) | State regents, delegates and alternates of ‘or STER the fifth continental congress, to meet Mrs. John W. Foster, the retiring president general, and Mrs. McKee. The rooms were | a; handsomely decorated with plants and | ¢y, flowers, and a tea table was spread in the second parlor. Mrs. Wadsworth, one of the founders of the society; Miss’ Stevenson, Miss Keim, Miss Martha Hichborn, Miss Finckel, Miss Roge: Terry of Syracuse, Mrs. Terr coats—all the reefers—all the Our 25¢. mixture separate pants—for the cost of pee the material and making. scrutiny, quality must be as- sured. Quality of worth— quality of fit—quality of fash- ion. We have studied the fore- cast of spring—and gathered the shades and styles that are predicted will reign in popu- larity. We have included va? ricty enough to meet your ( of eve and aranteed mixture wart Seafoaseesontpeonroeseesondenlestresretoeirstedrare Cresreteesonsedretetontoatresnesnetertontnairinsieateatroar Geared 'Y pleasant entertainment was given rh Memorial Chureh Wednesday ning the ristian Endeavor. T progrym was arranged and given by Mr i Bangs, who ited and read. Mr. ate Wilsen nd the Cecelian ing of Miss Bertie Thompson, e, Miss Irene Pill: We ship € We roast our coffees Cor. 7th * E Sts. N. ao have every facllity nellng the finest, the best + best green bean, ‘There Is a big 0, $12 and $14 Silk Boucle, Cater- pillar, Kersey and §$ “75 Novelty Cloth Coat 1 uartet,consi s of Connecticut, Miss | Nice Helen , Miss Dakin c PII DO Seeeseegendeesegengogees Irma Callahan, also assisted, sSeofoetoeteeteeteetortorteete So ! a & anasueeadeseaadeiessanensecunsaeseccnbccncees edie eicecsutese ean iautenssiacousnvelataal uae SeEReee eee saeainesiss geen i bronel bound with i O'Neill and William Goodman, at- Shute . Aeonesge = tie tach; in getting your ¢ freshly & 4 Miss Morgan, Mrs. procesds will be used for the C. KE. & Granch Stere in Washington. = taste—and suit your costume : oan . creas raiaicrtiallg tion, which is te meet in this city in uly. ae = = -{ Old Mandehling Java and Mocha, $16.00 Astrakhan $ 75 -~and fit your hand. S10 at ova, Cal ie Wott si 2) | the recei party. aS Ida Clagett and her Miss About 3 Ibs., $1.10: 5 Ibs., $1.80. Gols: Agee % Let us try them on for vou. £10 5 Sip eae a) Jini a ie a : = . setti om rig 3 eg: to the D. A. R. congress gave a tea at the des » Ma. & Co.'s No. 1 Breakfast z ecting athena ene the first a “WV, H. Keister.” {f] Ebbitt yesterday, when the receiving party Henry Bradley and wife ef Potomac. iS 2 a ree eee $8 Kerse ¢ 3 ime is the sceret of continued & 922 | was ©: Mrs. Carliste, Mrs. Hen’ have gone on th lorida o erse loth tr ‘ Hence APES voce eee $ See ons La. Ave. S| Levens, ars Clay: ates Cabell, ar.’ Max: | dashter of Mr eo. ts geo the ° h s bo 6 = y cheaper Gloves z 2 well, air eS dire. Bessy 3 P Pea etna ‘on the wat banks of Y oy) Se = and $20 36- Oo bea caytiRe—eule awtiels ))| per, Mrs. Larrabee. Mis . . {3358 arnisin. Franklin brand Standard] inch Seal PI 3 % than ours—ask yourself, if “| Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Bohmer, 3 ; : : ss ear nch Seal lush 5 % there is value there. It can- 3 -| son, Mrs. Jaames Armstrong We “elf to trifle with a Cell, amd so les sotto stand all corts | SABE SUB abs 9 Capes and — Short 8 $ not be. We are surely lowest $ A e : og eee Genes ete tia a Pe | f veather—hea we = % Jeade i Braide is co ‘3 2 = . Ww. N ee =| Miss Elizabeth Herrick Plount. p erigred of weather—heat and cold elected N. Y. Burbank Potatoes, Beaded and Braided $ 9 $ for the best. How long we £ e ever a Slecine bina: ines Chaps 0 ae —storm and sunshine with- 4sc. bu. Capes ¢ ® have preached from that text 2 A Mistake 4 qe poumie an tea to the Di = iy for all Coughs, Lany a listering i fF. 3 - 5 ies A. OR. ° out bliste Ens Of flaking off. Hoy can Pure Vermont Maple Sycup, $22 and $25 ~—and how truly. Sie foamagee her ‘residence, the S, = : a way it’s applied has lots Tene ans PT toa: = BS MS uk af in. = | Heights, tomorrow, from aes o do with its enduring} Pe ee Hie GEG Sto These are Reynier’s con- $ t the Mrs. John W. Foster will entertain, in eP. eee ees, as: sere core flectric Sea . . 4 henor of the state regents and delegates to | EVANS MITCHSLL. On W ; qualities. Everybody can’t : : pes—tine aie 75312 tributions to the spring $ De the D. A. it, at a tea this afternoon. ae he ome ot Oe tea ase Que NOR! Sia Sig os j; = 12 . ion— 3 prices, -{ On Monday evening a pleasant masate- iy Migs ANNT -quals the best ia the w ts, Te. ean: 5 oe & 4-ontton 6 3 ai rade surprise party was given to Mrs. M. Settee Desens theqwacle “Colmubus Be ‘Fatra cal. $ tack rode $|'Farragut Market, So 2%. J. Wheeler in honor of her birthday, at her Its time to have your & New Skirts and Suits. : f-tutten ¢ shades, 3 & : p, 625 B street southwest. The cos- open carriage done up. See = xe with Blu 4 (Pe tumes were unique and many of them beau- Eales P= - ScE Gt i Mats tose Oe No question about the 4 : ! ee $i: anes tifui, After refreshments were served Ba button In plain colors and |. > OOD us about it. pee Oe ie no question about. the z aren Ne lors an eis DID ADIDQOS ~| dancing was continued until a, very uate = 3 Vork Dest artists z : 3 Among the present were Mrs. A - tere ee ee By ktaton Sn, on tan, ate, "EASY. TO DECIDE 0 Stayer Stes Huptista, Me. al a ew ° ceves, , Poo e§& 0., with ev manu faci $ a At Overs, Tints, with Black $ | y. Mr. and M ‘rump, Mr 4 a pa 3 Mrs. H. J es S eeves, “ ople Co: - ita ga ostre ata $Y BETWEEN ORDINARY (, wt . i san BY BA Lottie OYCE S SONS, |, 1209 F Street. $ $|'SODA CRACKERS ( es Ba oe = = = = = 21 () 5 Pe aptrelgar yas 1028-30 Conn. Ave. | ese seee cee s neers eee e sneer $ s 3 1 the N. ¥, Iiveatt Co.'s LON- $? | mann, , Nettle Rau, Annie Rau, ae 3 Ss Only $2.95. ¢ $ « CREAN iedide be 6 Carrie Rau, Anna Kluge. Agnes Johan t h f = 2 3 z raters | irelte Joh Ida Joh: Fannie ( = Ee z vy es Q Se ae Banaue Belle Johansen, Ida Johnsen, Fannie a | a (¥ or 2) Scnianiame canon See: ae He $ \ tw tu fert a ane a gueny, () [2g Leipscomly and and) Moss . Ke appt . & ae ‘ on ae haad and purity, ()] George Stinging, War tte lining, ott encore ; ( Ri ans : $ C i Ua Ee $ z _Me Te comes A refou 123 (0) = saess amt daintiress on the © | Eppley, John Rollow, . e ame + ¢ king Glover+-with a batch of Sie — y to know your dceiston () ae Ballon a semae % mous MO ., | novelties—Driltiant and of the B{Q) ——— te yor went me eet. OF comese, oS | REE abule . oxen : en = 4 best £io 4 you want () | bert Ruaa, dis ATONE : xores, rustle Tne! 3 rest— on w Rudd, & Announe ed ei panes a Rs < ar Ruilman, s Pridas So z $ oun as ib one = $ Shuto Glace, in Tan, Meade 210 i «| win, Hamilton, Clarke AN THATS. ak As weit Emote ceuikie 2 & pure z Only $6.48 each. Sle Black $1.05 2 ra £1066 (0) st night at the residence of Ml wl from bert A well-known society woman writes, fe oy ated atenetele taro - : 31% futon ih Black brads 1 () } 40 10ra street BOL “With the appraseh . katt The Try thew i | Figured ‘Taffeta goa a i> 6 sully . fs lec Cream, + el With rusth . Again in’ Sneles $1.25 and & f) 0) composed of three young ladies, M wa = BA ) : ¢ sa petatre Sardes, Only $9.50 each. ti8 tired as plantation darki speteeee » Creams.” 1 Black “$15 ‘| company with jokes. Mr. W! n = E i i : 0) executed a clog ; iam Good- . ? SUES 4 a all rende several 5 s 2 4 Tt tree 0) They're the peer in make, in 4] ano and Mis Rose a yore! Totes Jes the above LOWY. Depart a this ite Fy and $1.55 a osete nd Gokiie Dennison, Bessie Mary- ® general tonic. Whe to this completest of assort- one ‘Here are 4 x Ways fresh. Sce to it that you 0 Ficra Miller, Minnie Zellar, Minta = ey qi Ne Y ve. 3 = 3 427 fi ork Ave x Navy amt tack Sere Tun ab eS + 5 pai ibeeeesoons : é & skirt and short and jaunty = 53 Wherever we could find a $ 3 geste f Kahlert and Ada friends resge fall: have hal reat. ’ x $ fit companion for these two 3 () appearance, het taste, o Re tions. Game: Ss © been ( street, Atlantic Bldg. + F 4 leaders we gained control of %{), Cream cracker made De- NS lope babedenhaelie seers veges ae HEATING MU. TAyWS when than in Soe epepe Set CES ee ea £/% the creation—and brought it £10) isly light and c ALY | it aise Rodeo M. Lown, in the seventy-! z x z a or omiited to take one, I have not felt E/E ments— é () set them. a] and Susi "Tueas, Vi toria and Julia Warm- = 928 Seventh St. x Bebutton Cen ace-in colors paste Jeane wishop ee non ae $1.35—1n hook ck $t Draerseodootonseesendentonsens fetes pale. It Sateen —<sa eo ‘big shoe ‘cuts’ ‘aes ALL GROCERS. @|and Messrs. William and James Warne William Duval, Fraak oelolotioontectoniotocioniontotoy hich are saving ny # Man and wo- aseeente STE N.Y. RISCUR etmice Seb Ha: lace Greenti-ld, ¢ ( an mn pre: Hines aeeoxeat A $ bateon ok 0 e land, Edward and .Frey Keatiey, F sufferer from dyspepsia pee ea ie , 5 and $1.50 a put * itma Bie Feo! o utferer from dyspepsia ( ee cetoeieg sem a z ‘ a pate. Hoifinan, William Gilvrt, George Moran, Hbatton Jose Two Snaps told me that she had tried iy Kad. Q ris i & e Charl. pg, Lincoln Chase, Willis am Lu aif alan oes § fs reduced during our $ In ‘Tan, Mode and We’ it Take Photos on cas, Ernest and Riley Hunt, agar mest reriee % an. | . Sweet, iam = Wilker, Wilson A-button Monte span Thomas Hiil and James Bishop. » Almena b. Williams and Miss Wil- are moving to anoke street, and will disco -e, In Tan, |. Primrose St Tirole Washington’s Birthday W those who're Tren ast. Peers th Ask rhs ek | Columbia Heights iy TINT” Ripans Tabales, The result ¢ Misses’ Nid Button Shoes— stuns. broken sizes. $1.50 a pair, tinue Here are two more sensational val- ues—that come just in time—when you need them—as this blizzard weather makes Gloves a decided their Saturdays. TF When down town drop in and see te | The most interesting Ready cote cetettttes, Eee en which has been sent by W. H. Siaiee, 1107 Ese) (shai engagome atjea_ | dolph Churc ta box was purchased, PAYN of sockety news le from London of iuady For the street, these are strictly correet— Reynter's 4-Putton Suede Phqn constant use sys she rio MB BRADY, m Waldorf { ere §. ir. ee wae 33 Pe. MMPS ) ) 2 sc cimecinws | Ble were $2 ee a inGLOVES. } } } egnaeaatnntnttadatntaatenaetetnetetntetedetns ees : ees Tw ck and the tints = This report Ww! occasion muc Ladies’ Kid Button Shoes— necessity: : cc prise, for Mr. attentions broken sizes. Ttig lot Four-button Dressed * © Resnier’s b-button Suede Phynes, in 9 Bando o hurchill have be ilove all + Black pal as to create no smi t ; F O° ze Alan Shia Luriopped ¢ 2 Tans eS is wes U Al 0 ry Letters received in New York by. prom 2) ‘$2. were $4 pair. Mitts tudogskin, kid, Mocha ° + { Tan, Red and Binek- $1.50 a pate. ine Bia veleontninenmiiote oF ike prousian ° were $4 pair. Se Geen ss rin's 4huttén Blk Tans =$1.50 ities of such an alliance. ‘The annowneem-nt H a 3 aie es i of the engagement will undoubtedly he oo Ladies’ Kid Button and E Gloves! Includ oe asp Vignes $1 a patr, cetved with enthusiasm bv New York s al private Lace Shoes=_broken Sizes. $2 Itewl I ag uiton Suede Plates 4 y. Although Lady Churchill, who is a % ¢ Pace hots brokensizs (ox) coe yenee cold nite 2 Ba Look omit foe, cheap Butt prices | Gaurhter of the late Leonard Jerome, and | POUT as i 2 a . = a ne ‘efouss lace Pique: 4 hare ity to Mr. or, who fs the son of the rond : ‘$2 85 were $4 pair. ors and aff sizes. . $1. $ Ee as asin | John stor, have lived along time in 4 ( . a brand, England, are thorouz = y ° ° were $4 pair. Anddea forthe fol. B] amt ning vr failed vet to take | Had it not been for an. tnfartur: = ( ‘Men’s/ Cale Shoce in Button i An idea for the men to fol- {tira ‘yetae"at wntior falublts” ECs worth Yap H Saas ease : low— 3 pome “boxed Bulter, yet ° ? lace and congre les. $ tsp Walking Gloves $ ee Sell fall 1b. boxes. for $1.40 ; ruare 1, ISM, at = sy i only "i LHS Sth eo >: o ep Deaealelores= 4 é = 01 Oo aM . is e = ( Fitcne = Dee Glove CO ny : wo rem cnet BP) pats ats a sry ae uae | Thoin, aa Sen, or Me ‘ = Fownes’ I-clasp Cavendish ‘Tans s CHG thsien 5 past somewhat of a power in hf . am i; avenner & avis, I alles foley 1 asp Cape Conehing t Je ities, her late husband owing much of his sap eg d Cte = on any days. promotion to her influence, nouwithstaading : Incorporated, New Store, 9 9 Gloves -& promo: in, ts northwe = Den UeTi cia Walkien Glovers 3 M O she is an American. It has een said that ima Friead = 3 928 F Street, Atlantic | aE: pat, ; a a = % Geo. ° yster, SO, | tear Randolph Churchill, who is an aunt vied a i RAS ey ilding. ferrin’s T-clasp Elk 1 Ei e y Marthorouzh. « nch to- with us—and that's equal oo OO 4 Tee ie a Ns os - Aes $ 1148 Conn. Ave. ea eae SIE the Soa ane tec WAIL At Oi ecrin's Telasp Cape Snedes- Tye 4 aby ‘ to having the money in Wine. ith good Fish z a Bite mEpeae $ 26 Riggs Market. the ung luke and s Consin Bea 2 dler's t-elasp Hea Walking ee. > re Seed 2 § your poc ket. Itll buy any- x 1 Gloves gt va yer z 175-6-7 Center Market. 8 Martha 8. Haines, daughter of Mrs. thing you need to furnish eo prone 1Os es Fa a ele see) ling ihis wee = —— _—{K. A. Haines, is spe in Entered inte rest, Wed Ne And there’s none better than | '* is } RIESLING. Here's a less than cost Telescope — : —It doesn’t pay to buy cheap 3} leather satchels. If you want /% Lae | New York. facets Bacon A group of friends assembled Wednesd: = the house. Not only can you have credit here—but the added advantage of the REMOVAL PRICES that cover everything in our five segeeseegees * % etesie eoteotireoetenontontontentententet sre tee price—25c. A BOTTLE. 4 years old—and_ especially fine. $2.75 a dozen. California Wine and Fruit Co., If you are going to “turn $ out” tomorrow you will want 2 these— " patr, $ nerthwest, Natures Interment’ at Ovk 1 all the finer famous for their per: mild, delicions flavor njoyed, after whic Am ng those pr Florence 1 Elsie ct curing and For breakfast Military Gloves WHSON. On Fobr MARY PL WHS SMG, at G20 p.m, beloved wife of Walte Children \ afternoor to celebrate the sixth birthday of mis that're is em eee Mh Taree Z ee 2 a ig 4 get Ferris’ or Laeiller's Breakfaxt Burkhart, Stella | Wilson, in the thirty-eight year of her age stores —FURNITURE — ites Cass Gloves. Bacon. For boiled dinners amt luneh- / Katie Schaeffer. and Merle | Funeral prtvace ° CARPETS—MATTINGS = eS ‘ cons iaave Kingen's, Whitaker's, Fe Walker, Estelle Eaton, Mainle Owens, Marie Rurrows and Genevie Dykes and] - In Memoriam. Clarence and Sylvan Grosner, Carl = Willie Doleman, | WALL. In joving on nd Joe Harrington, Harry, Ar SALAM E. HALL In destin one and Bobby Klotz, Claude Burrows -— rly or the famous Smithichd Hams. EF Lowest. prices aly --DRAPERIES--STOVES ) Cottage Market, 818 14th st) —CROCKERY and BED- DING, ete. “Removal Glace—$1 a patr. Stisses' Sutton ‘Tan Suedes-$1° a ar. Our prices for telescopes of our own | make. Good xtrome onex, too. $1.50, $1.85 & $3.20 FE For better grade goods, ao meat 75C., 9OC., $1.10, 8 —For quaintness and daintiness in the way of Fine Art Goods, Gold and Silver Work, Bric-a-~-Brac— Misses’ 4-buttén Binck and Tan 3 \: 6tuiton — Monsquetaire A gehtm, cS . Sh RS * eS rs . be S . eS esses Blarrige Cloves 98e. a par. 4uttoa “English Walking Ch PU GAURADC DSSS CIARA RIL LEADERARADAALASDARAR DRESS : wine cosas and Andrew Heard. PI e1 r: 1 Os 5 s e <A meee bdiasantiad “aii you'll find no showing to surpass. and riveted witb heavy Teather comers i $1 tee A leap year dan-e was given by the lady He i mare hs ss 2 vas rd : and clamps. i Lelis ‘English Walking members of the Syeamore and felmont We will mest ia the be - ever heard of before. EVERET Sy 1225 F St. Telescope Suit Cases at the |* = Cee 1OCO ates clubs ‘Tucsday last, ant dancing was en- 4 Zag actos gee r ” Pe os Why not drop in? fe21-16d aa an = joyed unt a te our. Among those | - You'll say the terms of a same prices. z It certainty, costs _ little SPECIAL AGAIN SATURDAY. Present were the Misses M. Clemans, Ma our credit-giving are most = ee aT Lock Buckle Straps, 0c. extra. % enough to keep your hands : Our last chocolate day met with | HOE ra ane ies atte Proctor. givin - & ) lands ry me | Engle’ . Lizzi ishing, Lille Bushing, reasonable. The amounts ‘p t t olf. < warm these few remaining such favor that we will repeat it] Ida Sweerey, Elsie Evers, Emma Ellett. and frequency of payments rotec yourse 53 days of winter with prices 2 cts. =e ea ast me fae (ata Wineloenee shen a enh elaaL ’ € g RS elsewhere tor] Ida Englehardt, Rhea Leflingwell, 4 re left to your dictation— against Be the hard work So where they 5 ss then Holmes and M. Magruler, Mr. and Mrs. Carter Ss with nothing extra for the = caused by constant rubbing " ‘ ee " Rea Hand eredaers he ay roe eee aise eee accommodation, {= when using other soaps. Use 1231-1233 Pa. ‘Avenite. - ea tDogskin Gloves E. T. Dern, .t. Gill’s, 1223 Pa. Ave. air. Mocha Gloves— House & Herrmann, ‘The Leading Honsefurnisters, ‘7, 019, 921 AND 923 TIN sT. it FACTony, ove Ladies ae Our 18-1220 E eeeeeeee Warrener, Weaver, Kengla & Co.’s “Laundry & Borax” Williams, J. ° ° Little Liver Sey SS ce eee rey Pills. Woolen, Glores—25e. and 38 visiting friends in faltimore. POPPA EESHAED SHED ESTED EEE H IOS HOD EET EROS HE Hertel feletetieledistetntoeinintet De riveted = SEE S-o=-a= p=S= ies Isn’t Much epomiindy oF Naw SGA An one shot be = ° Mises” Wooten ¢ loves = pale, ? her sister, Mrs, Fee reat eee tere tT tee Tey iriake light work of the (|(ROSEMALY ’ Balm ce aL es | an oo 'SICK HEADACHE —is the nicest of y lottons for cirapped We know of no other tea so B LITTLE PILLS. eee a a a as a Be a a a aS BS lest Ww: T A Miss Elizabeth Wii eat Ath » | POSITIVELY CURED BY THES heaviest wash! Try them! Ai hands and face. It's soothing w SS Gume aaa eae eee ‘Toey aleo tellevs distress from’ Dyspepela 1 onr universally popular as Burchell’s all grocers—accept uo substi Ing. Quickly takes away the redness amt) you get shale Mrs. F, W. Crider and sister, Mrs. Jacobs, | [eat remedy" ter Diztionse? Reuse, Drowe wee ute” Pl one roughness. Iestoics the skin to tts soft, { yeu g ee 3 Sees Sos seceey Sr Disdens. Dees, Brows. Spring Leaf a. Absolutely eke lant, 3244 K St. N. W. wElte contitton. Peasant to use. ) P Y’S, | the De ane ue oe este ot} Housue, Pain ln te Side, TORPID LIVER. % LY 25 eae ae Sears ee y Fogula Bowels. Purely Vi pure. A perfect sais 50c. Ib. : oe See ceeamcum’ | jg eller & Stev Chemisty Mrs. T. P. Howard, 64% F street northeast, = = Sere ‘i = PLUM j cineller evens, for a few days. NW. Burchell, 5 F St. “asmured, If BROW 5 COR. STH AND PAL AVE. L| SesQiy te 9%, Mrs. A. G, Bracket: will not Le at home | Small Pil. Smaii Dose. = LEACH and ALMOND fi AND chEAN eS Se Ninth and the Mele today. Mrs. Dickins will he Mrs. Bra 02 Wile 20s ot SW be sed. ed. Rapien Bc Tndorsed by NEAR I Dunost CIRCLE. Atets ss eens tee ett’s guest for a week longer. Small Price. t Lining, Felts, Fire Brick and Clay, Asbes‘os, > very where. Ca! tere shep, -920 N st. n.w. Jobbing by Establis SMOKE CUBANOLA Se. CIGAR. THERE I Mrs. Tt. D. Hitchcock gave a ‘0x party Fotos Brutien time, Cemeat, two aa’ tare: | NAPLES TOILET CO, 1321 G St.| sqyeeeng aad cutie meme relenhe a to the theater last night. The guests were pir Mebdog Material eel | fe10-sa Sresceser fel9-1m Wholesale Dspot, | the Italian ambassador wad Baroness Fava, J