Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1897, Page 8

.THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1897-12 PAGES, 22d and M. > stamp of perfect erything we oe we dd fin'sh. Sideboard Refrigerators Sacrificed. —Out of season nd too much stock. That's the whole secret of the cut. We're willing to take prices in no way represe real value on the goods. nous “Polar” and “Alaska” mak well known as the most satisfa tory Refrigerators on the market. Woe 824 P Hard Wood Polar Sideboard Refrigerat sin Now... cerator, 16 Reduced It MOSES & SONS. L_& EDMONSTON, Pa. Avenue Beginning tomorrow morn- ing, you may take any of the present stock of high-grade quadruple plate silver ware at cost and less. We find ‘this tremendous reduction in price ne cause we have en- tirely too much on hand with a essary very large order of newest ‘97 patterns on its way from the fact We have no ordinary silver —nothing poor. We have no demand for it, hence we have never bought it. ed Salad Dish. WILMARTH & EDPONSTON, 1205 Pa. Avenue. Lowest Prices * Ever Quoted For “Best” | Jewelry and Statuary! : » use beating know « i Gerome Desio, 1 107 North Side. Painless _ Extracting, 50c. are welcome. rot Baus ft We gladly explain associating professional ski with wement. The co-operative ntistry surprises most people, e. It may surprise you and save you pala and money. Consultation costs sothing Painless Extracting, We. Painless Filling, 75c. up. Best Teeth, $8. Bridges ied to Crown: ete., at correspording prices. ¥ given. © owners of ZONO for painless operations sleep or danger. Soil U.S. Dental Ass’n, Cor. 7th and D Sts. N.W. OPEN SUNDAYS 10 TO 12. sect fusted accordin case free. A. KAHN, 935 F a. orns and Bunions REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, 25 cents each. Established in PROF. J. 3. ee ‘oot Speclalists, 1115 Pa. ave. the Raleigh. “SPECIAL REDUCTION ON NICKEL Glasses, with first French lenses, 7 Pn eee eS Nest to DYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CURED—G ham's ie & specific. Instant relief and per- manent cure guarasteed. Thompsoa’s 708 15th st. Write Grover Grabs oa Co., Ne N. Y.. tor pampblet. | following specially ds Woodward Prices were never lower than no more attractive. visit the store. Several pairs of the keenest eye: for special lots of goods. No quan styles and prices are right. The man kno Out of it all comes a suce ceptionally low prices. While we keep a very extensiv sorts of household linens the Linen all its branches to meet the demand f among these are some very beautiful square and oblong) for Receptions, Banquets. These are exclusive, being our obtainable elsewhere. Cloths, 23 vards wide, 5 yards long. Cloths, 25 vards wide, 6 vards long Cloths, 3 yards wide, 3 yards long Cloths, 3 yards wide, 6 yards long Cloths, 4 yards wide, 4 yards long Cloths, 4 yards wide, 7 yards long Also a special importation of D tra fine quality and exquisite design $3.00 2 x2 yards, each each ards, 2 yards, each. 2 x31 yards, each x4 yards, each ns to match, per doz.$3.75 Also a special importation of v low Shams from Belfast. Ireland. and trimmed with hand-crocheted la $7.00, $7.50 and Also Irish Linen Pillow Cases, stitched, in various beautiful designs. These goods are both dainty an serviceable to a remarkable degree. Imported Corsets For Evening Wear. We have pleasure in calling your attention to our line of superb Even- ing Corsets, made in Paris from of our own personal selec- + Satin, Silk and Linen Batistes, French Coutils and other rich fabrics. Low bust: short at the hips—espe- cially for wear with low-cut dresses. h Contil Corsets, white, duintily trimmed Jace and rithon—low bust, short on hips. nen batiste, ‘dainty pt of ‘siik” and Ii blue checks—low bust, short’ on r and white, vyuds and garnished + $15.00 2d floor, Pure Linen Handkerchiefs Are the only proper sort to buy. Look better, launder better, wear better than cotton or union—and they cost no more here. Tuesday sale of All-linen, Hand-embroidered Handkerchiefs, unlaundered, at the low prices: I hints, for 25e! Women’s 1 mbroidered; Exch All-linen Hemstiteh rious bew Men's nd id pretty All-linen Hems! hand-emrokle bed Mandi d initials: extea Each . Art Furniture Reduced to Close. We have a number of quaint and | beautiful odd pieces of Furniture, consisting of Tables, Chairs, Book Cases, Cabinets, China Closets, Hall Seats, Clothes Trees, Hall Racks, etc—very rich and attractive bits, which we have marked at clearing prices. Attention is called today to the following exceptionally good values in Chairs and Bric-a-Brac Cabinets: Oak, Mahogany and Birch Hall Chairs. $4.00 ones are $3.00 each. $4.50 ones are $3.25 each. $6.00 ones are $4.50 each. Oak and Natural Cherry Rockers, with upbolst-red seats. $3.75 from $5.00. Natural Cherry Rockers, with ‘upholsterad seats. $6.00 from $8.25. Solid Oak Rockers, highly polished. $5.00 from $6.50. Oak, Mahogany and Natural Cherry Rockets, *, Lothrop, d F Sts. N. W. Our present business hours are 8:15 to 5:30. Valentines and Favors—First floor. Beyond All Doubt w, and yet the character of the goods here assembled was never higher—the styles never better, brighter or And you'll find fresh features of interest each time you 's are constantly watching the market tities are too great if the qualities, ufacturers know this, the importers ession of seasonable things at ex- Housekeeping Linens. € variety of the substantial every-day Department is especially equipped in ‘or the finest grades of goods. And 1 designs in extra size cloths (round, , Dinner Parties, etc. own direct importation, and are un- - $10.00 to $50.00 each. «+. -$13.50 to $75.00 each. seeeee+e- $16.50 to $35.00 each. - $60.00 each. . -.$75.00 each. ++. $135 each. ouble Damask Pattern Cloths, in ex- s, as follows: $4.00 x2 $5.00 $6.00 $7.00 $8.00 yards, each 32% yards, each, 2 x4 yards, each Bris (eee eae 85.00 | oan bias. eat 2 $6.50 $6.00 yards, each rae | es aaa $7.50 $7.00 $8.00 | 2145314 yards, $8.50 ... $10.00 | o1x4 yards, $10.00 } Napkins to match, per doz. $5.00 ery fine and exquisitely beautiful Pil- They are made of the purest linens ce in shell and other pleasing designs. hand-embroidered and hand-hem- 45x36 Inches=--$3.75 the Pair. d useful, combining the artistic and Muslin Underwear. It would be difficult to find a larger variety of Underwear than we are now showing—just as difficult to find similar prices for same grades of goods. The garments are better than ever—more liberal in’ cut, more elegant in finish. Special attractions in -Colored Petticoats for Tuesday are: Striped Flannelett at waist. Each. Striped Flannelette Petticoats, edge. Each Striped Flannelette Petticoats, ery, tape at waist. Each. Melton Cloth Petticoats, deep fold, tape at waist. Each. Gray Melton Cloth Petticoat: ruffle with bias fold. Each. Taffeta Silk Petticoats in Petticoats, French back, tape le torchon lace 50e. ruffle of embrold- ++. TBe. with bias ++ -T5e. deep embcolde-ed ruffle, ++ $4.50 Another lot of Fancy Striped Silk Petticoats, In a variety of colors; umbrella shape; deep corded flounce; bound with velvet. Fa the newest effects; lined corded flounce: bound with velvet. Value, $10.00. Each... 2d floor. Special Values in Baby Carriage Robes. Robes, felt lined. Eac hina Sheep and Goat Robes, with po lined. Each. = China She lined. Each Mats for Baby 8d floor. A Toilet Set Special. One crate of 10-piece English Decorated Toilet Sets, two designs; three colorings; choice new shape; large bowl. Special price, $1.95 per sev. A Dinner Set Special. One crate ef English Porcelain Dinner Sets, decorated in two color- ings; border pattern. 114-piece com- bination, including soup tureen and four dozen plates. Special price, $8.95 rer ser. Usually sold for $10.00: 5th floor. New Oil Heaters. We are showing a full line of Oil and Gas Heaters so necessary to aid in the heating of exposed rooms. bath rooms, hall rooms, ete. oo from $7.50. Solid Mahogany Rockers. $11.50 from $15.00. Fancy Oak aud Mahogany Bri: prac Cabinets. $3.00 from $5.00. $5.00 from $7.00. $18.00 from $25.00. — of Ladies’ Solid Oak Writing Desks, various ples. $4.50, $7.50, $8.00, $15.00 and $16.50. 4th Boor. We call special attention to the Oil Heating Stove, with bruss tank, nickel top and, Japanned stand, at $3.25 acu. Burns very little oil and heats well 5th floor. Ice Skates. For men apd boys, with clamps. Usually 39c. Polo Sticks. Each. 84 floor. “Cream of Wheat” Demonstration, Fifth Floor. The latest improvement in Wheat Breakfast Foods is now being demonstrated here, and we request our customers to sample it and see how easily it is prepared. It is exceedingly palatable and very nutri- tious, being made as it is'from the best Dakota wheat. It has’ the in- dorsement of the medical fraterni , and has been proven to be excel- lent for invalids, as well as very wholesome as a breakfast food. Sth ave offer “Cream of Wheat” at the lowest retail price—t14c. pckg. The Imperial. Darning Machine, 25c. Mends anything. Goes in any part of a stocking. With this little labor saver the darn is woven ri; or botches in the garment, actly alike. Demonstration in it into the cloth, leaving no lumps, thickness entircly uniform, with both sides ex- otion Dept., 1st floor. Woodward & Lothrop, $ Johnston(e 729 ft St. | What is Your Favorite P VE? It Aly CTS, {|PRESER ——— —no matter what is, you'll find it in this For best 26c. Butterine. ARBUCKLE COFFEE, Over twenty-seven different varieties are HALF PRICE Keeper to come and taste the different ‘TOMORROW we give the test coffee Kinds. We're quoting epecial prices during thix exhibition. Come and bring your bargain in the world—Arbuckle’s best pack- —— friends! 5 3 & BRYAN, Move. JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF ham’s cocoanut at LOVE BiOS.’ stores— 14th and S sts. n.w., 11th and M sts. n.w. 10h and L sts, n.w., 12th and T sts. n.w. “Ste SSSSPOSLSSSHSHS SOHO HS TL SHI OD For Salad ; DUN- Dressings and all table wses-LUCCA OLIVE * OIL ts the finest in the world. has a richness and d found in no other vil recipes call for the best means Lucca Ot. Our oil ones aseeseaongone ee vecceeee age coffee at half its ‘alue—15% cents— eo et eee ee fee eS ren roa on, pal eran Tr Ee quart hottles that hold a S * * full quart of ofl—only $1. a $ ° I é Levering, 15/4¢: 43 W.Thompson, 7 : oso S. PHARMACIST, ‘15th! 6000 590404209445e ss 4aseess Ic. Where We Get The Chance To Make Unique Poses be sure we'll not let the oppor- ex. One great. reason why ou photos: so pleasing fs 1 use Our poses: are natural, graceful and as unique as the subject permits. Another reason is becaus= - we do our best w -WAYS. - (F'"Mezzo Tints” on the new imported = German mounts, $4 doz Successor to M. H. Stalee, 1107 F St. Let Us Send You: ee a ae ae ae a A te a a aD TOMORROW we will sell 3,000 pounds of Evaporated | California Yellow Crawford Peaches at 6% cents—these are same qualit quoted by grocers st 12 cents as a great bargain. . sete shontoaserternenseetedtonsette Bariletts, at 10 cents ‘: Currants,’ &e. Imported Raisins, 10c.= In our Tea Department as a magnificent bargain leader we will give to each pur- chaser of one pourd of Sccent Ten or three puinds of 30-cent Java and Mocha Coffee 5 pounds of Best Granulated Sugar, ABSO- LUTELY FREB. ML T fo} FARRAGUT MARK 8 eneesusedvsetedebaesedotegedecodiadasec ented etede tndetetehtndedotetttadee ets 1 ‘oe & : . . For C. . $|: The Ovyst ?|! The Oysters : cans your Lanicheon or, Dinner, P 5 : . 53 : ine hin : TOMORROW-the bright, sweet, new 9 | ¢ pa ° Oregon Pranes, ‘worth 10 conte, will Tead | $ sae BIRa bere for the] table © ot at per porind_ Silver Prunes, at z 8 need ee oe ae nts “Large, Bright Figs, at 10 cents, 1° and Fruits. “The finest—only._ F every one’ perfect Bray, Pears, | ¢ ° E i ae COR. 17th and K s ceesovcoes 2 Look for my announcement Tomorrow! Page next society column. "Twill tell you a sale unique in the history of local retailing! TEE 9 Pa. Ave. ~~ DECKER’S ~~ _ WATER ~~ COLOR eden PERMIT US to remind you of our exten. siv Fresh and Smoked Meat aining evers Fre ar-cured Smoked Shoulders, Salt Fish of kinds—Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Eads || 6) Cc. department, esh_ Meats, stesededetntedntntndedetitetttitedetbaletedtesnded 4 ‘ 4 < Py = < < ‘ ¢ 4 4 é = . EXHIBIT. f z 11i1 F St. ; Our Egg sale at just a Uttle over half 4 thelr price cannot help bringing us : a ee sands of customers for them—16% cents per fe1-208 =i: dozen, saving you ten cents on every dozen. OSU wee we wee ewer e ee the market price will be higher yet on ac- count of the extreme cold weather—5 dozen the limit to one customer at a time. LARD, 6c. The best kettle-rendered Lard to go tomor- row at 6 cents—saving you 4 cents on every pound. MISTAKES ARE EXCUSABLE —in almost every one cacept the drugzist. af the druggist makes a mistake it’s due to carelessness or ignorance. You can't trust that Kind of a druggist with your prescrip- tions, — We don't m: mistakes—because we're careful, and we know drugs and bow to compound them. C7 You can trust us. Arlington Drug Store, Cor. Vt. Ave. & H St “istics: Duseett- fel-20d SOAP y Specials. iS} e ¢ CLOSING OUT” > POVOOHHOOVE Star Soap, 2%¢.—Borax Soap, 21c.Family Soap, 2%c. ‘These ure three of ihe best- known and highest-grade_five-cent soaps made. We have all other brands of soap at epecial prices. | Cc. Condensed MILk, Sreseageeeaseedeasbegeadeaeadentendendeatoeseaseesengeaseeagentonteaseatrsreresgag as resias aon seatenteaseasreseasnaceaseeseaadhateateaseateaseasoesngeaenteasoareasentoaroasoaseeseesenseageateasoarontoeseasenseiseasee soos ego Soodeadengeogenengonfoateateeseesneteesoeseaseegengengenengengengenteateeseeseeseaseashaseeseeseogeateateadeaseagenteateaseesnes ZS $b Misses’ ¢ i 10 Ladies’ € + 3 0 Ladies” ‘The Star Brand Condensed Milk tomorrow 4 MARTIN W OLF, ¢ at 7 cents per can. BABY BRAND (best | 4 525 11TH ST. N.W. fel-25 & for infants) will be 9 vents per can. Im- 4 | SESSSESCESLOSPESOISSLEODESES perial Cream, 12 cents. It's likely to cost money and comfort to “Guess they’re as good as Burt's.” Burt’s Shoe Store, L411 FSt.,rese to vrancn Post once, Arthur Burt. Canned ae Gouds, Our trade on Canned Goods is enormous-- Canned Peas, 6 cents—Canned Corn, 6 cents Beans, 6 cents. SYRUP SALE. Are you a Yale customer? You certainly ought to be if you want » CENTS your shirts, collars and cuffs laun- dered immaculately clean and spot- QUART. lessly white. Drop postal or ’phone 1092. It Tomorrow we will, sell 1,500 quarts of sSeedreeeveeadoadeateadogeogeeagoateatoateeteeseeteagessooseateateeseasoaseesenioes rup at 5 cents per quart. Bring your SOS aS Sekt areas Ge see Loeffler’s Sausage} : ‘ COD FISH, Is Known ( —the elty over for its richness and de- ane: leious flavor. Folks who've tried all / i, pee and flavored after Loeffler’s own special POU ND. “DP Nothing else quite eo good for break- fast. Center Market. : é 1,000- poonds “or ‘the Honeless Coafish ffi 618-620 V. L. Market. A. Loeffler, #°33 S42" < I 9 Wes’ orn Market, wrapped in olleg tispue paper at 5 cents % per pound. xe 4 7 Residerce, Brightwood Ave. Teltwbone 1617-2. ‘ Hy fel-m,w&f-20 Scotch ThA. 2 | Se Soars ereee Herring, AY BOX.2|/fAn Excellent ~~~} panics ee See iWritin g Paper f *Rumford’s Yeast Powde: {108 Sheets for 15c3 10 cents. { 2). i Sete se ¢ 25c. Red Salmon, 15c. 3 ¢10c. Pkgs. Corn Starch, 5c} DINNER SETS, TEA SETS, TOILET SETS. is the cheapest good note ever >| Offered you. With 50 Tenrclupes to ** match in addition we ask only Sse. {PURSELL’S—“418 Ninth” 5 tintin lindane weve How do you pronounce ies ad aoa Teuiecias tear aa's, | Lutz. 6 Co.%% sem. 497 Pa.Ay Zessessnsttserscsoosersell BEET SST EEE ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS Sunday. Otherwist It W a Quict Sabbath— Simpson's Trial Expected to Be Interesting—Other Items. Evening Star Bureau, No. 121 North Washington st., Alexandria, Va., February 1, 1897. Yesterday afternoon while Officer Fergu- fon was quietly strolling out Henry street, and when near the corner of Princess street, he observed a colored woman go in- to the side gate of the store of “Pat” Travers, and his suspicions were aroused, for he had for some time past been under the impression that spiritous liquors were illegaly being sold there. He quietly went up to a window of the saloon, where he heard some one say, “Which do you want, whisky or gin?” The woman answered gin, and after obtaining it left. She had hardly gotten outside of the gate, however, be- fore she was approached by the officer, who asked her what she had bought in Travers’ place. At first she tried to evade the officer's questions, but finally confessed that she had bought 10 cents’ worth of gin, at the same time handing the officer a bot- tle containing the liquor. She also stated that she had procured liquor from Mr. Travers earlier in the day. The woman was taken to police headquarters, where she gave her name as Lottie Jenkins. She Was detained at the station until this morning. A warrant was then issued for Mr. Travers, charging him with selling spirituous liquor without a license and on Sunday. It will be remembered that during last summer Sergt. Smith and Officer Ferguson started a crusade against the selling of liquor on Sunday and without a li . This morning he was brought beforc Mayor Thompson, who continued the case until tonight at 7 o'clock. A Quict Sunday. Yesterday was another of those quiet Sundays for which old Alexandria is be- coming famous. The congregations at the various churches were about as large as usual. In all the churches except the Sec- ond Presbyterian the resident rectors offi- ciated. In the Second Presbyterian Church Rev. J. McC. Duckwali preached morning and evening. This church has been with- out a rector since the resignation of Rev. T. H. Rice, who went to Atlanta. The re- vival service in Trinity M. E. Church, which h been going on for some t past, was largely attended again last and the rector preached an impressive highly ht and instructive Sermon, which was well ed. A number of persons have y joined the church as a result of the mectiugs. The service at the railroad was largely attended, ard as enthusiastic as su, usual, under the direction of students from the Theological Se y. This work is imes at the services is hard to obtain. Harry Simpson’s Trial. In the corporation court tomorrow the case of Harry Simpson, charged with rob- bing John Ponder, an ex-policeman of Washington, of $60, will be called for trial. Much interest is being manifested in this case, and an interesting trial will be the Ponder, it wil! be remembered, got pree in this city several months ago, and it is alleged Simpson relieved him of money, so Ponder said at the time 2 money was found in Simps D0 session, but Ponder does not anxious to prosecute Simpson, the time of the occurrence Ponder was “red hot” to have Simpson “sent up.” Third Reinacker Lecture. The third of this session’s series of Rein- acker lectures will be given at the Virginia Theological Seminary tomorrow at noon in Whittle Halil. Rev. Dr. Elliott of Ascen- sion Church, Washington, will be the lec- turer. ‘These lectures are open to the pub- lic, and, as they are very interesting, many take advantage of them. Dr. Elliott is well known, and much liked in this vicinity, and his lecture will doubt- less be one of the most interesting of the course. White Assaulted Davis. Rollin White, a young colored dandy, was before Mayor Thompson in the police court, charged with assaulting Charles Davis, also colored. Davis, it is said, got on his “Sunday-go-to-meetings” and started out to call on his best girl Saturday night. When he arrived at the house he found White there ahead of him. He knocked but White refused to let him in, and on his again asking admittance, White rushed out and assaulted him. Mayor Thompson this morning assessed White $7 or twenty days on the gang. ather Stnfford to Lecture. Rey. D. J. Stafford, D. D., will de lecture in the opera house Friday on ver a night, “Dickens: His Power and lecture will be under the the Young Men's Soda Lyceum, and no doubt will be largely at- tended, as its members are busily engaged in disposing of tickets. Benetit Concert. Thursday night, at the opera house, there will be a concert for the benefit of Mrs. Annie Catts Wilson. Mrs. Wilson recently lest her home, with its entire contents, by fire, and is a very worthy woman, and an effort is being made to relieve her, A splendid program has been arranged, and many tickets have alreatly been sold. River Frozen Across. The river continues frozen across from shore to shore except for a small space in the channel which is broken every twelve hours by the passage of the Norfolk boats and the transfer barge between this city and Shepherd's. The ice was thronged with skaters all day yesterday. The ice is in some places more than six inches thick. Police Court. Mayor Thompson this morning disposed of the following cases: J. W. Dowe, charged with assault on Graham Hill, fined $5 or twenty days on the gang; William Fox, colored, charged with disorderly con- duct, fined $7 or twenty days; Leonard White, colored, charged with ‘disorderly conduct, fined $ or twenty days. Henry Gray Dead. Mr. Henry Gray, who had been ill for some weeks, died Saturday night. His fu- neral will take place from his late resi- dence tomorrow. General and Personal Notes. A meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union was held in the M. BE. Church today at 2 o'clock. The property advertised for sale on Sat- urdey by Messrs. W. E. Holtzman and James R. Caton, trustees, was withdrawn. Miss Eliza Daingertield ts visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles H. Carter, in Balti- more. Mr. William Jennings Bryan is expected to visit friends in this city during the latter part of the month. Mr. William B. Corse and bride, formerly Miss Montague of St. Louis, are in the city. ‘They will leave for Europe this week. The condition of Mrs. J. T. Beckham, who-has been quite ill, was somewhat im: proved this morning. ‘The funeral of the late Lemuel Robey whose death was mentioned in The Sta! took place from the German Lutheran Church yesterday. Constable Will Webster got stuck in a snowdrift near Ballinger’s farm yesterday, and it took him several hours to extricate his horse and buggy. Messrs. Breen, Feely and Howell, con- tractors of this city, have, it is said, been awarded the contract for stone work at Sheridan’s Point, just below this city, where the United States government is pre to build extensive fortifications. The Godfrey laundry plant in this city has been sold to the Troy Laundry Com- pany. Mr. R. W. Joyce has gone to Cincinnati on business. There will be a public meeting some time in February in the interest of the John Hay Industrial School. This is a colored tnetisntton, and much interest is being taken in work. + —— Works of the best water color artists at Decker’s, 1111 F st.—Advt. Tic Knew’s Daily Letter. Reliable - Gloves. 2 point on ithe down rade of ality bel low which cheapness ts not Ap experience of over 85 vears in hus taught us that only and that is the only sell. Thousands of * dealt with us deal _elsewher ing to sult in the 20-butron shades, and gual mats and Capes reduced to effect an immediate clearing. Cost not con- s Latest 1 in Belting. New Plaid Rivbon jal tomorrow, in stripes. Lots of little odd lots and Ladies” Underwear at cost a row. Men's Fine sult » neral depot for the entire line of Dr. 8 Health Underwear for men, wemen children Wim. H. McKnew, 933 Pa. Ave. HOWARD'S CORSET STORE, 1003 F The only exclusive Cors largest In the south, Full satisfaction or money returned. store in the city and Special offer tomorow of $1.75‘P.D. Fr. CORSETS “= $1.48. Not only the largest sto: . Mest perfect fit st bargains, largest Note will sell the Laported « mediut ext white fray the wa $1.48 nts for the world-renowned on” Corsets and One of Ai shape For. “Plan —which are bis, Paris-made, cut on the faultlessiy fitted absolutely — satisfa ed. No finer eat apy price, $5 to $1 HOWARD’S Corset Emporium, 1003-ten-th ree-F. ‘Adjols ‘nz Bosten House. 1 of teed ey ret model, ‘After you ve had the Ices CAMS sent in CUT BRICKS nt them any quick, cree you r style. It's wvenient way of £ 5, 6 or 7 to the Fussell’s, «7 .. > > ; > > » err errs aoe Canvas-back & Red-head Ducks, S22 Wid Turkers, | Pheasants S22 Woodeock and Quail received S every day. Real DIA RAPIN— always on bund. muda Potatoes, Buer Mushrooms, u Grouse, fresh ND-BACK NO Folks troubled with “Grippe”’ Will find im our Grippe Tablet: pathic remedy that will cure! We will stal our doing all we claim for 11. and remarkably guick in its effects for good. “Phone 104—or drep portal—we will send Homeopathic Pharmacy, 1331 G St. Jate-im,14 FOPECCO TT OAS EE CEG OB 27c. Pound 3For the’ Finest Butter: That's all Task for my MATCH. B. SSOSSSECES! > s Sas 3 ots LESS CREAMERY Boner, in 5.8 5 @ +++ BOXES — $i. Sweeter, > 2 22 more delicious butter never > 4 from a -chu I get it fresh, * direct from the creamery. 5-1 boxes cost only $1.35. That's but” % Hc. pound. “Single ‘pound tors, Buc. ¥ b 4 ° William Oyster, 340 Center Mkt. 75 Western Mkt. “Phone 1285. fel -m.w&f-30 Seocesececesecerees. PROCES NoBetter Values in the City No better line of goods offered in the way of Lamps in their vari- ous kinds and styles, Onyx Tables, Bronzes, Ornaments of various kinds, 5 O'clock Teas, &c., &c., to be found anywhere in ‘the city. Prices are low. Geo. F. Muth & Co., Successors to Ryneal, 418 7th st. nw, fel -24a