Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1897, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDA'Y, JANUARY 28, 1897-12 PAGES. THE EVENING STAR. WASHIN ‘THURSDA NGTON. CROSBY S. NOYES... THE EVENING STAR has a regular nd permanent Family Circalation much more than three times as large ns wbat of any other paper, moraing or evening, published in Wash! ton. As a News and Advertising Mediam it has no competitor. CF lu order to avoid delays, on ac- count of personal absence, letters to THE STAR should not be addressed te any vidual connected with office, but ply to THE STAR, or to the Editerial or Busines: Depart- ments, according to tenor or purpose. No Rations for the Cadets. The Senate has refused the necessary ap- West Point Ca- propriation to subsist the dets ordered here by the President for par- tictpation In the inaugural parade. Sena- tors used the argument that the trip would two days and would break up the © of study at the Academy. Certainly taking of two days from the routine work of the students every four years would be a terrible thing and the cadets who suffered the loss would evidently be iotally unfitted for positions in the army. Some people are perverse enough to think that there would be compensations for the lost time. They pretend to believe that the cadets would get more military knowledge by a practical illustration of the movement of forty thousand men by Porter than mpany drill at West Point. They modestly hint that outside of tech- nical education, the young men, who will in the future form an Integral part of the gov- ernment, for which they have sworn to fight, if necessary, would get more knowl- edge. more broadening influences, and more patriotism instilled in them Wy attending an inauguration than by ten years’ sojourn he beautiful yet narrow Hudson. They point out that the sight of thousands upon thousands of American citizens traveling from every section to do honor to the chief magistrate of the nation, is an education in itself; that personal contact with great statesmen and great soldiers, soon to pass has a broadening influence on young <; and that seeing ten thousand Amer- ican flags flying from ten thousand flag poles and thousands more carried reverent- ly by foriy thousand men in grand parade up the chief street of the nation’s capttal, while * multitude of spectators by their cheers proclaim that they also carry that flag in their hearts, would be a good sight, an inspiring sight for young men who have pledged themselves to fight and if need be, die, to prevent dishonor from fail- ing on that field of stars and stripes. Nat- urally, however, sensible senators of the Gradgrind pattern perceive how small these advantages to the boys are when compared with the loss of two days’ lectures and two days’ Academy drilis, and though the cadets have been ordered here by the President, ney firmly refuse to feed them while In the It is pretty certain though that the cadets will be here March 4th, and that some means will be found to keep the wolf of starvation from their door. —-- + +2 The District Bill. ‘The District has not fared as well as waz expected at the hands of the House ap- propriations committee. The local budget eported today to the House carries aggregate of appropriations of only $5.64. $56.93, or 2,900.45 less than the sum estimated by the Commissioners as neces- sary to maintain the District during the nexi fiscal year. ‘The amount recommended by the appropriations committee is also less than the total carried by the current bill by $53,968.13. Naturally, under such cor- ditions, heavy cuts are made in almost all departments of the measure. These cuts run all along the line of the Commtssieners estimates, particularly with regard to pub- by ay a of lie schoo The Commi: ers recom- mended the expenditure of $681,500 for new buildings and sites, and the committee grants but $142,000. This is than the amount carr! pose by the current bill. One gratifying concession, however, ix embodied in the provision for a hospital for minor con- tagious diseases, for which the sum of $11), is written in the bill. A very receni case of hardship and suffering resulting from the lack of such facilities emphasiz the need of this institution. A little colored boy was carted about yesterday from place piace suffering from diphtheria, and was sally cared for temporarily in the waiting room of one of the large hospitals. So a3 far as this urgent need 1s concerned the bill as at present constituted But there are disappointments the reductions here and there along lines of really necessary improvement, and the hope now is that the House and Senate will add to the total of the bill In some of the em- ineatly proper directions indicated by the The gamblers, policy players and lawless claswes generally of Alexandria county and city and their official protectors, accom- plices and accessories have few and simple wants, All they ask is t be let aione. It would be an insul, to the thousands of law- abiding citizens of these communities to permit to pass uncaallenged the assump- Ulon of the small fraction of iaw-breakers that they are so inseparably identified with the government of Alexandria county and that a blow aimed at them is struck the interests of these two communt- city fes _-—--. see —_ Every now and then the Ford's Theater ase comes forward in one form or another with a protest against any peedless jay in the construction of a new govern- inent priuting office. oo 1 doubtless realize that the be exercised in nguration prepara- e with reference to ———__+¢ee —. of a few snow banks would without dissatisfaction by , the financiers and the pub- No de the coal monopolists have lo checks to alleviate the sufferings of poverty In such weather @ this. +202 Mrs. Dominis in America. ‘The presence in the United States of Mrs. Dominis, at one time Queen of the Ha waiian Islands, has naturally aroused some interest, and given rise to some specula- tion as to her plans for the future. The Mr. Palmer, who {s the male escort of her party, and speaks for her in all matters intended for publication in the newspapers, declares that her visit is without political significance; that she has come to see rel- atives of her late husband, and at the same time take 4 look at this interesting coun- try. ‘There fv much of value in the way of in- struction for Mrs. Dominis in America. She finds here in large size, and in the full development of beneficent operation, what she has just left at home in miniature, but Promising the same excellent results—a government where the people are the source of all power, and where those in high office, when properly filling their Places, merely execute the popular will. ‘The scheme of government has been found to work admirably here. A great empire has grown up under it. The people are en- lightened, sktliful, patriotic and progres- sive They have made their way to the front rank of nations. - And, speaking with G2900000898000000008 a due s2nse of proportion, what has been e accomplished in America under the repub- ic Ke: Roe —Stout, heavy Shoes have ican form of government can be and will | & 8 heretofore meant clumsy, stiff, be accomplished also in Hawail. ‘The peo- | 5 Sait ahoes Foor ple of those islands have everything to & 2 promise themselves from pushing on in the | @ /° 8 Forms changed all that. No. road they now are traveling, and by keep-] © 409—a beavX winter boot—the ing constantly in view the high ideals they iS shoe for cold and damp have set before themselves. on weather. Soft as a_ glove, Another thing of value for Mrs. Dominis Ys 5 is the fact that the sympathy of the peo- elastic, easy, comfortable, fit- ° d ple of the United States is strongly with J Reduction day. ting. faye _$3.0¢ 00. the people of Hawaii. They are familiar N. “da cas with the history of the islands, and espe- Friday is “housecleaning” day oO ORe ctse can n give more clally with that portion of it covering the | here. We bunch all the broken lots,}(—_for $3 than is in our past twenty years. Nor have they been educated on prejudice or misrepresenta- tion. They have applauded the overthrow of the monarchy by the people of Hawaii, and the erection in its stead of the people's own government, and they hope even for closer relations with the Islands. Annexa- tion is almost as much discussed here as it is in Hawaii, and if Mrs. Dominis car- soiled or mussed goods on hand, and ptt prices on them that you cannot possibly resist. 3 Ladies’ Storm Serge Skirts, navy blue and black, reduced from $7.50 to.. w+ +e $4.8) - $1.68 | => $1.95 Special This Week. > 4 Ladies’ Black Sicilian Skirts, re- 2, reduced from $5 to... 0 5, reduced from $14.50 tc... $4.85 ed from $10.75 to... - $3.58 Broken lines $4 and $5 Shoes, $2.65. Oe et ries out her purpose of witnessing the in- oh auguration of Mr. McKinley she will see | duced from $2.50 to. - $1.79 the President under whose administration, 14 Misses’ Jackets, sizes 14 to 18, in ail probability, she ax a resident of Ha-| beautiful mixed goods, reduced F St. Cor. 13th. wail will come to live permanently under from $10 to $3 25 the stars and stripes. ii % “See be Sent for Foot-form Catalogue. So that whatever the future plans of Mrs. 2 Misses’ Tan Reeier Jackets, size fin the morning fo: is entitied to on that be—and she inquiry Dominis may freedom from too close point—her visit to the United States ought |. GOLDENBERG’S to be of very great profit to her. Retired | SIZ 14, reduced from $6.25 now to private life, and certain to remain| to............ - $2.1 “STORE NEWS.’ twenty-clghih. there, she will see here nothing to remind her of her past estate, but much to illus- trate by comparison its vanity and worth- lessn Saunary_ The whole stock is about counted, and the task will be finished Satur- day night. In going through the _ stoc many short lengths, odd lots, broken sizes, &c., have been brought to light, which, together with the rem- nants made during the past week, will be put on sale tomorrow at usual low Remnant prices. It is almost needless to again state ———__+ e >—__—__ Washington as a Winter Home. The announcement just made that Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt has decided to try the experiment of making Washington his winter home Is to be accepted as additional evidence of the very general tendency that has been noticed for some years past on the part of men of wealth and comparative leisure to establish themselves here amid the attractions of the offictal life of the capital. This tendency has added not only to the gaieties of the social season, but as an ultimate result to the architectural at- tractions of the city, for few of those who 2 Misses’ Black Reeree Jackets, 3 Children’s Gretchens, sizes 3 to 1 Child’s Gretchen, size 4, reduc- 1 Chil Gretchen Coat, size 2. reduced from $5.75 to...... $2.00 1 Ladies’ White Knit Wool Un- derskirt reduced from $1.50 to. .75¢. 3 Cloth Underskirts reduced from $3.25 to. -$1.50 2 Cloth Underskirts reduced from $1.50 to... 22... $1.00 Lot of Corsets, in broken sizes. white and black, Value 75c. and $1. have spent an experimental winter here | Will go on the bargain table tomor- | the importance of our remman. ales. have been able to withstand the tempta-| row at... 59c¢, | They have been known rapidly. But a eee es ee hi ao ine : ‘ *|the remnant sale tomorrow will of Washington's winter population. Each Children’s White etn Pants— eclipse all offerings we've made year adds to this gain in increasing ratio, aon fs z ai a Ss for those who fall willing victims to the| 75° and seca reduced to. .15¢.| heretofore. city’s attractions spread the fame of the 35¢. to 50c. kind reduced to. .25¢. pu epee capital as a charming place of residence, | pairs of Ladies’ Black Silk Hose Remnants--dress goods. nd draw hither their friends. Son x y Remrants of honeyeomb effeer ze alue 84c. to $1.25. Re- which The Dollar Subscription. duced to... S05 ace OC. A further fall of tempcrature Is pfedicted 4 pairs Ladies’ Black Silk Hose by the weather bureau, and the present outlook fs for several more days of freezing and suffering. The relief work cannot stop except with the resulting loss of human lives. an@ it cannot go on without funds. ‘The plan of a dollar subscription list, open reduced from $2 to........ ..75¢. 7 six-quarter C henille Table Coy- crs reduced from $3 to. - $1.29 5 pairs very slightly soiled Blan- Remnants of which sold fi go for 49 cent Remnants- domestics. to all,.whether they have uae previ- | kets reduced from $4.50 to. -- $3.98 Remnants of Lonsdale cambrie which ously or not, is now proposed as a last re- sad from for yard—will Gare casei tustiinanl etpedione Geran iat 6 pairs of store soiled Gray Blan- go for 64 ¢ vidual canvass of the elty. It deserves s reduced from $2.25 to.. $1.50 amd fancy striped Immediate success in the form of thousands | 356 yards All-wool Fancy Flan-| — featler King whtel sells for 20e. of names and the accompanying dollars. ele red and 25e. a,fardjipr 12% cents, - nels reduced from soc. to....19¢. = Kamchameha’ july, printed review of the Remnants of Ludize and $ ing prints sell yspally for Ge. latest letter from Hono- today ir The Star, gives a career of the late Minister Extra Heavy Three-quarter Dou- ble Damask Napkins, slightly soiled. . +. Willis in Hawaii. It ts a diMcult task for a | Teduced from $4.50 to... ...$3.00 SL Che peo Hawaitan to express an accurate and just Mu—the Tel (sort stor Few odd remnants of regular $1 Table Damask at one-third off. Broken lots of Men's Unlaundered judgment upon e man who was called upon to play in the Islands the difficult role imposed upon Mr. Willis, but The Star's correspondent has apyarently done the late Lining’ remnants. snnunts of and 40-inch rustle per- rine and[siitsie whieh sells regularly for Shi izes 4 4 ve Q for Se. yard. minister full justice in outlining the chief 17 73a rier ena ane quia ae pee I events of his remarkable term of service} */ fe 2 = q = eries. in Hawail. to. Remnants: upholst -374c. —__ - + « = ___ : sizes 14, a e for Blindfolded Alexandria justice has had Men's Launder tt af a Ses : in the county ulats few terrors for the | 144, 16, 165 and 17. Reduced from peters Bia asad (satten =: gamblers, but when it can fasten its |S tO...cecececsccccees-+++- SOC, Five picees of inch uphot ab different lias been 2c, yard. and handsome designs — clutches upon a member of the law a order league, “‘a crippie and helpless. a false charge of pistol carrying, it ris the full height of its dignity and power. removes the banlage from its eyes, and relentlessly insists upon a close investiga- tion of the particulars of an alleged of- Res ie a 8 Lend ests —« wisb— fringed het fense so threatening and so heinous. Sb ss Lane Remnants--linens. Short lengths of plain linen and Spain is beginning to have suspicions rash one 10 quality tur Te. that the insurgents would prolong the war even if 2 decisive victory were possible for the sake of putting the monarchy to the extra expense. : india Mr. Gladsione fs in a position to assure Mr. Sherman that nobody ever gets beyon-l the age where he can be a “Grand Old Man.” dezen Moen linek towels for 6 ( Our Java and Mocha Coffees Miscellaneous remnants. One to fonr-yard. pi go at Ge. yard. ~ of India lizon to Lot of women's cmbioldered band Which sold fur 12%¢. to go for Se. —_ ++ —___ . ‘There were but s!x men at work on the on a of a e senefs which were city post-office today. Be. to go for 1". each. — ae — Lot of rice taleau powder—wad 1. —to SHOOT! STARS, iets ce mat pasiianeeecea. Only reson prices ate Eleven children's corded waists sues 18, band. “The inauguration ball. Mrs. McKinley is to have a fiehu of point d’Alencon.” He was dazed for a moment, but he ra!- lied and replied: “That's nothing. ey’re golng to hi a lot of live Indians in the procession. Embrace Perfection—Moyune Gaun- cde ane 2 926-926 7th—706 K Sts. here than anywhere else 4 20 and 21 only—we to go Tor B2tye. She was glancing over the paper, and re- | Bee a prices ALWANS ‘a Yt each sae marked: « rion ke wo ae 1" Ou 50c.Teas )| GOLDENBERG’S, “What do you mean?” asked her hus- r Co é ‘ Cornwell sells ells the best \ at the lowest Price. T. D. Pyles, “ae 4th st. s.c. “De man dat boasts ob his cha'ty,” sald S FIVE Gert ttle ave. ne Choicest Creamery Uncle Eben, “makes some folks criticise. | ( Pete eee But he ain’ ez bad as de man dat ain’ got STORES. | Nasnlogron and ‘Monroe at BU no ‘scuse foi: boastin’, even ef he wanted E : 9 ter.” Whieh? *Tis now that he wonders if he'd better pay (And the doubt makes his countenance robs Bros. Only 28c. Ib. —— —We can supply you in |} —— any quantity desired di- | | tablished 1874, Reduction Sale of glummer) : —— rect from the churn— |} ‘The price of a sieigh for two short hours DIAMON DS —none fresher or better |} (oieee . 9 | —— procurable. ; Or have two weeks’ vacation next sum- Senden eine mer. i— § y - ti a PENDANTS &| — oxo | A Oretent sre | Ferris’ Hams and Bacon “Did you speak to my father?" said Miss ig “iss Sell Sages wea Gushley. —also $s 1 | “Yes,” replied the young man with em- EARRINGS. have a national reputa- barrassment. Hon for mild cure and de- | siowlsness. Fresh ship- | nient’ received twice each “You told him that despite your humble fortune, we wish to marry?” “Yes—or something to that purpos Heavily overstocked, so have prices on all Diamonds. All are now “Bargains,” cut f 15) and those “And what did he reply? That Iwas too] [533° ue nogpar ee cen eae veel Lowest market young?” i BS ices. Mail and tele- “No, not exactly. He said I was old a Srder merhiled cro a nama sna." Jacobs Bros., fonity. | An Un cessful Effort. “Dishere big ball dat's comin’ off in New York,” remarked Meandering Mike, “makes me tink o' de las’ masquerade I wus a “Did ye hey a good time?” inquired Plod- Pete. ‘ur a minute er two.” Importers, 1229 Pa. Ave. a. ¢ Cornwell ,«,. 1412- 1414-1418 Penn. Avenue, i GHorog GROCERIES, WINES AND CIGARS. SRRBAAL DAD AS Ae eA iBatter Cakes di ital G ——- Wot character did you assume?” S66 99 When Kal “I went disguised ez a pickpocket. T wus | { ipi ng 0) : own town makin’ de hit of me life, when somebody | ¢ | 2S = b = dat didn't have no sense O° humor got riled | ¢ 2 make, am "a set Game Sh Di == an’ spoiled de fun.” ote ikea hantey incwbest ofa 2 opping: rop = ‘ eee jn an ola -thme oe water mit) ; p k 9 — dag vermont aj Ties 222 Hel Nomen guaie Bowie eat at Decker’s, ‘Those friendly ties, how do they link SEI hele pest work tm this). "16." ear § i ‘The present to the past! ecu feasts? and see the Water Color Exhibit. Works He treasures them and oft will think { Duvall S, 1923 Pa. Ave. stu jezcnnseteo f “of Of the cloverest artists in ihe country ure On joys that could not last. Pas SSAAL nA atte ‘Charming Ftchiatzs of undoubted merit pes ‘Sik sil Satin Proofs awere $7.50 And though no more those voices thrill “ Now $2. Except in distant lands> Affection still, say what you will, Is tound by sliken strands, You'll Enjoy esi rod BOSTON folks like AL, REDECTION, ON NICKEL Se, yall ¢ a qality_pestecople F Each - One cf them is a polka dot = separately and nase Me Of an outrageous hue, my paruingly. cord asd She paid two dollars, like as not, ¢ase free. A. KAHN, 935 F a sate For that. It's good as new. As others dawn upon his eyes ‘With useless forms and queer, Trusses ‘COR. 18TH ST. He thinks, and sighs, those friendly ties s Ys xp ra. avi. or SEW Ww Wast SOS Bonaiche (GICAL on }IN¢ Were very, very dear, IL RN I ES ae 1008 F st, a. HECHT & COMPANY, 515 Seventh Street. “The stove where your promise to pay Duys as mach ond for as ttle as cash.” “LA GRIPPE”’ is Red Ticket 3 Last Thursday we announced here. Terraline will 4 the purchase of a lot of soc. master it. 4 Sale flannelette waists, and offered No preparation is : a % them for 22c. We didn't have 5 ’ 5 enough to last the day out, and coaches veep ae B A U M S $ since then we've bought another acure-—toatiordaimos “ Another great day of instant relief than this product of Mother Earth. It is simple— pleasant to take—far superior te cod liver oil t and its emulsions as a ; builder up of wasted tissues—it has been lot—of the same sort of waists —and we ask all those who were disappointed to come early for them. 22° each —same as the last—though we paid a bit more so we could have them for vou tomorrow. bargain selling tomorrow, Friday. Not just a few items singled out just to make an advertisement, but a whole store full of worth- rightly bought goods. Friday is our day to sacrifice profits for your benefit. Senne IR AAA etotbooetpntodteetaectecontpntetos eo tenl phe lp ho AAA AD prescribed by thous- | = Lie pe My, how the women’s shirt ands of physicians with : §2, 08. waists at 39c. are flying. We're most gratifying re= constantly adding the _ finer sults ss Scent Raia actinic baie ‘Nien % waists to the lot to keep the va- 2 for ‘eriaay : $ ricty complete. You never These sudden $1.49. changes of weather bought finer waists for $1.50. 3, $ ae 3 % Just for tomorrow we shall catch the fie _ iy + offer the following special re- ones insufficently * clothed or otherwise duced prices for muslin under- nooo OL>O>E>Eo>ED ae - > = wear: susceptible to taking & tre. for 25¢. em. corset covers. cold. 50c. Underwear, 25c. 53 ioase muslin chem = Atew hoursof neglect “Silas a tw ‘prem Se Gee ee Gee annatin gas and the victim isin the grip 9c. of pneumonia. Life and death struggte Of course we shall keep up 3 % the o8c. underwear sale until ag gt nat q % the end of the week, anyway. for the maste: Wuiday, Be. gale % Youre offered underwear It is the few hours of 490. % which we intended to sell up to neglect that do the Cc. - $2 for 98c. each—the finest mischief, Check the BRL Cutan Planneterte ed wi cl al- ent. es 2 enciennes lace embroidery. and the illness will be 62c. ae ee staved off--pneumonia fae Sia tia ae g cee ee ie TERRALINE is the z c co Ww appe “near Vy # half price. fine as modern cure for ali $ wrappers can be. bronchial troubles. : 3 * aa *, % All the figured briiliantine Taken in time, it never $ and plaid cloth skirts which fails to restore in cases & sold for $3 and $3.50 will go of lung, throat and $ tomorrow for $1.43. chest ailments. $ One-day offerings i in coats— Taken in time--re- 8 | SE Let_ of plain cloth and boucle « & $ pee ae = 2 ae suis it OF DRUGGISTS ONLY. For Ladies’ Ginghass and Whit $ Ghote S Aprons. De. quality % Lot of fine boucte and caterpillar hatf-silk ; puatien, Mred coats whteh Lup to 80.50 -your Choice, $4.98. frome, al atees BEe sed Fs, 2 sap SC. Cake. Another lot of those cloth capes —brought SPoseatendeasengongonteagegenteegeegengmeteeteatmesegeenretmer agama er over from Baltimore—beavers, cheviots and & | aN a b s—single and double—trimmed with No other house does win ¥ id and fteou this season fer as high Sat inion epee aoe $ “1 : ts, by all Choice, 99c. paper awd p $ é : Lot of silk-lined seal plush eapes braided au S = SH and beaded and collar and front edged with P $ fur sa a $12) Nene 48c. Pair. has cut the life out of the price of all their te peers Choice, $4.08. * Kid Gloves, slightly solled. mo Soe PRE pecials in the boy artments, making a mos interesting day for mothers. eerrreresrerrsr sere Ss Fur : member that. | : $ : : ; < : i : : All the ies ee boys* 28 $ A416 5 “Seventh. ” aan ‘ori 21S b ; 49c. each. $ 5 They are x ‘ & Wolf, Dog- . wool knee pants some wi x ; es N V7 . ieavadraodis aaa Soe A ee Oe HF skin, Imitation ever : will go for a B > W h ite eI = ear, i 33¢. each. zie y Se d h .. ei/fand Blac li | ® Lot of boys? Ie ins which sold % $ Goat—tull size ‘ im € iM for 81.50 are yeu Zi and perfect rs} cots EE Spats : Weather! : : Se . i a 4 ales Sanaa ease ones, $3.50. I é sae ie eetT 5 ¢ $8 ones, $5.50. These clearing sale bargains + £ 19 cents. = $10 ones, $6.75. in Furniture and Carpets are xt Sas - ire = $12 $8.00. worth braving snow and wind! 3 . preneiesoes of the boys’ 25c. golf caps and BS ones, UU, They must be gone by Satur- > #8 ge. each. Z1e $14 ones, $9.50. day night—no matter what the | $ = = $18 ones, $12.00. loss. We guarantee to make $ re aauatuinisies ec a gear $20 ones, $13.50. it an unusually profitable '» visit to all those who come $25 ones, $16.75. eae $30 ones, $20.00. $1.98 each. osteo You know all the boys’ chinchilla reefers eointetrtrdntetrptnte 3 Which sold up to $6 are 3 satel ; Vaney Chatrs, 4 2.98 each. SS Suits, ve Rockers, Sideboards, Mall Racks, ean Rugs, cle any sort that sold ett Saks and Company, (Seercntnqetntntotpertetetrctetntabptetebeleledsttartetetatetesetetetetirtetehetalaledsbsttetetolalatelytelrletstbeteleteldpletely $ SHEE SEED. ge ‘Less Than Factory Cost: £ Atother lot of men's white unlaundered penne ON CREDIT! ) 4} stirts, with Tiren besoms and bands Sooo PMD everywhere—will go for = 33¢. each. There are a few of the | grandest kind of bargains in | every department: — broken lots, that cannot go back in stock. You are welcome to ¢ Concord Lot of men's rnd Indies’ gloria $1.25 a $1.50 umbrellas variety of handles go at 59¢. cach, segoafoatoagoe Tow wewnwe ¢ 4 « « ‘ Pi . 4 é Eeteteteteteteeteteteteletetatntettetlatettetotely & | fff Tethe mame of the verr casy weekly or monthly pay- 4 hat money . ak - Pid pd : peers pu finer —took | th * ments—no notes | or mterest. | $ HECHT & COMPANY. S55 ote wae th i) Carpets made, laid and lined S h Si nee puts a + |'* free—no charge for waste in & mt 515 Seventh Street. 2] 3 matchin: figures. ‘ ce Lutz. & Co.,0r PaAve.}/t| > | LAMPS. |. le CREDIT HOUSE. ) S ceuth street aw, Si Bet. “a and I sts. Take Care of (The Pennies. —— —The dollars take care of We have Lamps to suit all, including the latest improved burners and ati Fine Reading Lamps, fine, soft light, easy on the some Globes, decorated, and sign. x Mand- ety in de- For Grippe. etter on 5 Ghivge guevention—s themselves. There’s hun- AMPHOK Fiida—ze —— dreds and hundreds of Geo. F. Muth & Co., ne Se have « funnet Oh ae i i short tne. Dottle dose yours pennies you can save in a Formerly Renear 6, foc cresy two hours. "Phone 1695, No branch year by using only w. stores. TT | Washingtos a 1007 TH St. ream Blend ‘Flour. Homeopathic Pharmacy, * © © Glad to answer questions, one-fourth MORE than } other brands make. You save } of a barrel when- ever you buy “Cream Blend.” EF Don't take any other. Your grocer will get it for you if you 2° * insist. B. B. Earnshaw & Bro. 1105-1107-; ee Aith s Wy helesalers ioooloos Mist ne, eS e © 1g6 pounds of Cream see iS Pm ghee ate BE] ee eee ts cnoaper, enter and more easily —— —— Blend Flour yield 300 1- se] oe eee © mamsged than steam, It requires no —— Ib. leaves of most delicious Ej eecess engineer. Printing offices, tanchiso —— bread. That's almost B] eos 666 shops and factories should investizate, sJeee reduced! B. H. Stinemetz & Son, Furriers and Hatters, 1237 Pa. ave. del-2m.20. 5 Gocenauoen ioe uaessE WE KNOW YOU'LL ~ SELECT US. Tos have 9 preecription, You want it compounded of pure You want it as embod st :|U. S. Electric Lighting Co., “Phone 77. 16M 213 14th st. naw. Have The Children A Good agony Of You? ‘GOOD FOR WELL PEOPLE AND SICK ONES— ucat | Liebig Company Extract of Beef.