Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1897, Page 6

6 AND SONS, *“ MOSE Storage, 22d and M. Wall Paper Bargains. —Just happens once every few weeks we have something startling to tell about in our Wall Paper Department—some bargain that stands out with more than ordi- ie ee ee ie a a Underwear to be sure of== he It isn’t a claim between some good and some poor Un- derwear. But a choice of good, better and best. There isn’t a garment in our entire stock but what is an excellent value— made by a most reliable mill—fitted and fashioned perfectly. All the prices, too, are low. Some are lower than regularly because we find it possible, from one reason or another, to offer,them for less. urs is a most complete variety. The kinds that fashion and comfort say are right are here. Let the quality impress you—let the big worth for the money persuade you. Both you and the children can supply these Underwear needs to the best advantage, through us. 24, 1897-14 PAGES. When yu gét it! It is yours to.take right out of the-store ‘and ride. hdme—when you tell us that you WILL pay for it —as you can spare the money —weekly or monthly—no notes—no interest. Ladies’ and Men’s wheels in all colors of enamel—choice of all the COUNTERFEITS, U. S. Court Checks the Distribu- tion of Imitations, About 400 counterfeiters have been making tm!- tation Cereal Coffees and working them off on buy- ers. They generally use at least part of the word- ing-on the original and some take the red seals of the gevuine Postum Cereal Food Coffee. ‘The U. 8. Court “has lately enjoined Grain-O and or dered them to avoid further infringment. Postum is the original palatable Cereal Coffee and is made of selected parts of the Cerea!s which give the elements needed for the rebuilding of the gray matter in the nerve cells. The ccunterfeits are made of—well “just any old thing” to look ke Postum and get pcople’s money. Does any one cxpect the meker of a counterfeit to care how much food value he gives? Buyers can get from two to five times as many pounds of counterfeit for the same price as one Pound of the genuine Postum Cereal Food Coffee. All right for those who “have money to burn.’? If a grocer offers you an imitation ‘Cereal Cof- fee’? send his name and address to us, please. FOSTUM CEREAL C0., LIM., Battle Creek, Mich. HALF A HUNDRED-ARRAIGNED Efforts of the Officers Increased the Busi- ness in Police Court. Crap Shooters Head the List of Pris- oners—Dean of the Vags Charged With a New Offense. The well-directed efforts of the metropol- itan police force Saturday night and Sun- day resulted in the presence today in the Police Court of just half a hundred un- fortunates, arrested for offenses against the District of Columbia. In the throng was one well-dressed white woman and quite a number of white men. “Call the first case, Mr. Clerk,” directed Judge Kimball, as he took his seat on the bench. “Alfred Dixon, Henry Washington, Fred. Hewlett, Thomas Fentroy and Kettle Jack- son,” announced the clerk. The defend- The Busy Corner, 8th and Market Space. each snerertany am aka S. Kann, Sons & Co. QUR 2d Grand Rebuilding CANNOT BE CoM STANDARD — EC le PECULIAR TO ITSELF. GREA AND WIDER SPRPAI THAN PEOPLE THOUGHT POSSIBLE. Our Silk Bargains CONTINUE FROM DAY TO DAY. ALL OTHER GOODS WHICH DURING KANDER, INGTON -THE SAME AS ARE OFFERED THIS SALE, AND IF THERE IS A POS- nary prominence (vy ne KS) mitted their guilt. < : If you paid 29c. a yard you surely 2 z = “ ngaged in a very act- ¥ y bel omy ° E \Y € Daily Letter. ive crap game. yesterday on §th street | WOuldn'’t get any better value for —That’s the case now. These few l al di es’ Un derwear 2 southeast.” testified Policeman Ward. “I ase ree than oo All-silk Nat- ° Established 1862. saw three pf these boys in the game. | ural Pongee and All-silk Black In- offers have monetary interest Wheel = and captured the money and the dice. One - t te every buyer of Wall Papers: All these Papers we've been Si ss We De Os Ss Richelieu Ribbed Cotton Vests,: with low neck snd no sleeves, in White, Pink, Blue and Lavender—i2%4c. Swiss Ribbed Cotton Corset Covers, Fast Black Lisle Thread Vests, with tow neck and no sleeves, silk taped— Richelieu Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests, Kept In The Biggest of the defendants has been in court on this same charge three times since Christmas.” Hewlett and: Jackson denied all knowi- edge of the game, and the guilty three sub- dia which we are sellin arco © 19¢. Soft Finished Printed India: in S stantiated their statements. = the uswal 35c. kind, in small eizes— with low neck and no sleeves; silk - 4 Bar Ins of “I saw both of them in the gang,” de- | Foulard styles, the same as the kind Bie at ie a Se. and 1c. 6 $ ue . a taped—T5e. 3 Re ir O e ga clared the policeman. se q which sells for 69c. a yard, 22 inches Laps dae cyber Sop bel | fs dig) “Well,” rep! the court, “if you can ob- 5 = wee AR IR er ‘Seinch Onctsingd Fepat ks ait é Cotton | Fauestrian ‘Tights, knee Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Knee pa Our Annual tain witnesses you ean bring the whole | wide, in Black, Navy, Garnet, Purple sbides. Usually sells for 7c = Bees Sete ae viper Tegular and extra sizes—T5c. party in for perjury. I shall dismiss Hew- At ro | ae te L ‘ Ige Borders. Worth Pes I5c ° "i Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Combina- Richelieu Ribbed Cotton Vests, with Pure Silk Vests, Year Free! Matting—and gives you all Clearance Sale +42 und 44, that ‘were $13.50," $ $23. lett and Jackson. The others will go to the workhouse for sixty days each.” and Green grounds. Only Will make a commencement gown ES Se . 25c. a yd. For. . % high neck, 1 hort sleeves—25e, sleeves—75e. Xf 7 = aD) A Another Charge Filed. $ ‘ tole ee Sie aca eee ee ean ee ere OF IAC URES: 7) pos a ee eee’ cc | Thane pdr Alb Black Biv hele ed 1 Sw hed G: z a a :, asa 3 SP eit tow sere San eee aes Vests, with low neck and no. sleeves Sia ure: spake ay You have helped us splendidly to | prechrorg wre, Of catlier date, Policeman | cade Japs are unusual good value on ce Ee ania Wes sleeves. silk taped—25e. Te. part that breaks—or gets out 3 ss ct. | Vatchford appearing as complainant. account of their splendid wearing - noes Se pied toe eee White Tisle ‘Thread __Eonestrlan of order—whether by acci- decrease the size of our spring stock “This fellow was in a game on New qualities and choice designs—6yc. a a 2a aa aa ea ee en eS with yoke bard—25e. a pafr. Tights, ankle length—REDUCED from dent or otherwise—will be of Suits, and the result is that it has| Year day,” said the policeman, “and we : is : ‘ rly $1.75, $1.85 and $1. i 1 : = : have been looking for him ever since.” yard would be cheap enough at any 4 } & ose Ribbed Gauze Lisle ‘Thread V replaced or repaired free. dwindled to almost a third of its or- “The officer is Seca fons arene ordinary time. ; < 2 b. \ $ beh Cok Doak OE ee Ue with high neck and short sleeves—S5 Pah Get in eA ea iginal proportions. Tomorrow we'll} my: "1° moe’ dat piscine vag rmiineeny 3 2 4 It's that constant rub, bls wikis Gals vented wits Bak ie Fast Blick Lisle Thread Knee Pants, “PF. F. V." at-$70 — and the “Postal,” offer the biggest bargains yet to Saas ae once eee Tomorrow. A0c, < rub, rub of the Chinese PL ‘necks winscmben tetanic ene eto bed SSc-/ spar: “Druid” and “‘Suburban.”’ hasten the clearing process and make | holiday?” asked the neure et = We've added s id » choice ‘ laundries that drives your .12 Be. Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests, with low = ions | “‘Not for rag men,” answered the pris- eve added some very choice PI ; bE s v Sf neck and no sleeves—96e. Eo Ouison tie new, suminer, creations oner. styles to our line of real Foulards * shirts to an early grave. tis wins eee oe 5 : 4 which are now crowding in upon us.| “1 made nine trips to catch Tommy,” | °\)!¢s : : peice S *em—give z White Lisle Thread Vests, Swiss . volunteered Police cone’? rae ich makes the assortment un- é Spare “em—give long b ctr ieee reap eepas Gn alae) ‘oliceman Owens. “I finally | WA : ; < life 3 $ helfeu Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests, So eee S 1 got him by climbing through a trap door | limited in patterns and colors. If life. 3 in White and Fast pe vos : ‘ 0) and chasing across the roofs of an entire you desire a dressy. cool! parment > But how? } Sosa oe = = ris ee SEH Wall AE eS Is the little, short word that 5 ; Tee Bouse a Sst Sis § ~ wi iw neck and po sleeves 25. . “In view of the fact ve! - Send for = b + Swiss Ribbed Liste Thread Vests, Spring-weight Swiss Ribbed Merino makes the buying easy— z Suits £0) at $10. been sentenced, I'll makeyaherpenlio ae flies Seas ates aH i 39c. The: Yale Launary, % with high neck, long and short sleeves Vests, with high neck and short sleeves and it’s yours—without ask- We have abont 16 Suits, perfect models | this case $10,” concluded the court. i aiaulabe. se vale... As : = . r —50e. -$1 5 eae of ‘grace, rymmetry and’ Mashion. the D , -inch White Twilled India, as 518 10th—phone 1092. $ 4 5 ing. It buys the Furniture Products of some of the best manufacturers ean of the Vag Corps. =F wd { Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Moe? Swiss Ribbed Merino Vests, with high and the Refrigerator and the of this country, in black, ravy and novelty “Michael Lanhady,” next called the clerk, | soft and elegant as a Merveilleux. : uf Malou Fee ee CE Oa neck and long sleeves—§1 and $1.15. 4 combination Suits, in sizes 24, 36, 38, 4 and the dean of the corps of regular “vags” et ee 2 My hi 5 18.50, $22.50, 50 and $25. stepped to the front. * a Se = rs wigan Gomsamer, White, Vents wien neck and short sleever $1°75 and $2 the time you want to pay the Batis ae tate’ Winter Sie that were’ made Seven takeCchoacal ulm teasing abatase | OF = —— mage This silk No Retiring. ck, "Tong. an : : » in February, and you ean hardly. detest 2 ss =a yan ee | ribbed arias, stzen 285 10. 4000e. Ribbed Pure Silk Vests, with bigh $+ bill. It tacks the Matting £ them front the ‘spring of “aati nest are ee on H{ street,” continued the clerk. |S Teally worth 6gc. a ‘age SoS EE ae er ° ~ m $2 oe = eS sf % all this season’: test creat , and are Pe ey ilty n y?"". = tg Plain Gossamer Knee Pants—sizes meee ane eo sle CeO EES & down free—makes, lays and + really not. sixty days old. ‘Your ‘S1@ Bat 45 © aaa iene ve vi aS) ial 40c¢ ° fe 2 ve & i 3 4 hole of this splendid lot tomorrow 91 Michael and the court officials were evi- 9 ° Diamond Jewel 28 to 42 a pair, Ribbed Silk Vests, with low neck x lines the carpet free—without % ¢ p “ dently surprised, for it was the first time s 5 ye Swiss Ribbed Knee Pants, made on accu ea etanes % any charge for the waste in % Contumen, Shen ygtnan's, Blue Broadcloth | in the history of the prisoner that he had] 24-inch Black Taffeta, which rus- MY STOCK OF SOLITAIRES ke bands—0e. a palr. Ribbed Silk Chemise—$4.50 and $5. ¢ matching figures. Come in $ Hoth ket ‘and ekirt elaborately tm been arraigned in court on a charge other | tles Jike the withered leaves in fall, AND FANCY PIEC WILL BE = ¢ and let us show you how ¢ breld. Tf you Ww week OU saw “Are you guilty of breaking a whisky |and will wear as good as the kind you Sc yLD AT S ACRIFIC PRICES 3. 9 oa aati low ee prices ae z oes ae — ‘Tomorrow $20 bottle oT H street, Mike?” asked a bailiff, pay 89c for. » 4h. Sait ~s _ 2 Y f v ey be reduced to.... . taking it for granted that the bottle had - zt Aci Nn wearer ae |¢ = Children’s Underwear. = 3/f tnssincRofinecathinowe. 4] pga Class Pea aa Only 63c. £ z 5% 3 2 é fa Richeli Ribbed Cotton Shirts, wit! mer-weight rawers, 2n- 40-pound Hair Mattress, fe r fifteen ys is time, sS ON | MAB Nove neck udiaciaroressti Hengthsiaes 24 10" 2 = Soild Ouk Extension Tables, § $ ash Suits. explained the bailiff, and Mike stepyed Wash Goods = rise 3c. 3. Baby Carriages, all prices. é back. ° omplete lin s rt Jewelry chelie hed Lisle Thread Vests, Ke frig ; 208. ee NotLing can equa pecomi o Complete line of summer Jewelry swritehellea Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests Ribbed Kathrin shies ant $ —_Refrlgerftons att sizes S$] NOUURE. cam caual in unbecomingness and He Indulged in Profanity. QUITS A SPAS BETWEES SILK AND COT at manufacturer's prices =f sta & * Se a = ee een ite ab aniiahan Thomas Hogan was in court because he | jan Wh Coad gin reeay Aas —— . = ° r this kine ‘ou_want to be very. par- s r : ND. E — 5 ~~ Wh Y % iculs i psing Wash Suits, ue ve took si 7 and swear yi ay | RiETY AND ICES, AND UP DO NOW STERLING SILVER BELTS, lk Wrappers—sizes x i) ticular in elas aa 4 = os mens ee. oe lon to curse and swea’ yesterday wox EVIRY TRICK WITH OUR VALUES. $1.25 UP. 1 x DATE RAISE I ee while on H street near the government Birsile: Saori aes 5 Infants’ Ribbed Gauze Merino Wrap- Bs re and the » diseriminat printing office. He was arrestéd by Police- icycle Suitings, which Fi Cc ers, with high neck ahd short sleev ee. $ ‘ } 5 ste the mi man MacName: are worth 12$¢ poeeee ° S DES Looe RE pe ee ee 4 wate Done Riipliesty Clase; creat “I'm gulity,” pleaded Thomas, “but I'll Beautiful Dress Ginghams, in ° 9 one-third wool—I6e. for size 16—rIse 5¢. 3 acturers in Ameri Infants’ Ribbed Shi 8, with low ‘MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE be obliged if your honor will allow me a 3 celebrated for few days to pay my fine.” plaids and stripes, which ‘’F'G IEWELE 7S American Hosiery. Co.'s Underwear, neck and short sleeves—toe. for. size 3 ingress. ‘as low pr ae : a | ena os % (e MEG JEWELER, rorz F ST. oue-balf woolae. tor size 16—rise BC. I-rise 10c = 817-1981-23 7TH ST. N.W. h garments can possibly be sold. WwW ecb orabeting, a credit busi- | are worth 10c........... ° Opposite Boston House. 2d == z Don’t Melt : J POOCOCREDR ESE OED OOD D EEO EYrG YM srirrinierorirrierion PERRY’S, My24-150d- 14 GAARA ALA Ste BAe Saat ga t our stock. Compare our’ pr . We are not afraid of your d ure your patronage Linen Suits, int Diizer ‘and Eton jucket style, "some some braid trimnied and some beaut! appliqued, at $3, $3.50, $5, $5.50 to v Jacket style, suitable “You will nave to step bac! Rohinson Was “Stone Drunk.” There was great excitement at an early hour yesterday morning in the house of uamed William H. Robinson, in the kitchen. Fine Sheer Lawns, in satin stripes and lace effects, neat and large fig- ures, on light arid dark grounds, colors fast, all this season's <* ; x : call particular attention to a very George McDaniel, on R street, near 7th acc Sod all Sr ia : 9 : Has Hardsome Crash Linen Suit, in the Eto ae aseive cat ‘mr styles. Sold all around us 7 —this summer over a hot fire “NINTH AND THE AVENUE. Don’t» you like your Suet wi ttisbine cana ewunteran $6 oa ee aes eer Sonica IC gp C2 | cenpeoeees meres 5 a Co while cooking the meals. Buy Betablished 1840. laundry sent home when CS So GEMS wae $6 the house. She notified her father, who Good Bleached ys a Gas Cooking Stove and cook : Teleptone'9 oe aoa Toe eI Ae Se Sly ss *“*** promised? up io $18.50. Dy een made a search and found a colored man, | full yard wide, only...... Cc. in comfort. There's absolutely a a eS ALI DA ADLER LER AAD AAI ht ; - New Black Pique Eton 3 , comfort. ere’s abs ; Srtetntetntetet « no danger, and very little for mourn- S 10 Policeman Hendrix responded to a whistle WHITE DUC ———— = = = = 01 pts al = aaeeee tt n rl D.C. agents for the famoas | Summons and arrest Fj 12!e ense attached to a Gas Cooking _ | $*%*t8*®*00te2eot0setese0ee Cc ARE I Deron 518 10th—’phone tog. Drvqyaerer< Health Wndeewese “toc, cine was in court toda HI y &: De - ake their own I Stove. We 1 be pleased to show you our extensive line. Prices start at $8. Z Gas Appliance Exchange, 1424 New York avenue. E CEMENT DiRECT “From Maker to Consumer.” Uhe Potomac 18m Pm IC UG TURERS OF FOMAC CEMENT Istown, W. tng BUILDERS and to consult us befi mates and tests CONTRACTORS closing thelr rfully furnished and our repr CHARMIA Ps PURE IC $HygieniclceCo.,1423FSt.3 © m hd o Bathe e weet s eer na Punch home should not fail to ‘To-Kalon Claret their = use —it insures Punch being a_ suc For Punch, Grand ri pt for i 4 7 4 gal. falon Wine & — In sou- fight for pure food this ; ct to order “Hygienic” Tce. It is not only a pure and healthful but fs hard ice—whieh Deere an econemfeal fee. Best; yet no 3, 6/4 /4™ST-PHONE 998. acenone (1844) or mail your or- ‘ *| Wade & Butcher Razors. Torrey Razor Strops. LOWEST PRICES IN CITY. $2.00 W. & B. Razor, hollow ground. mal my22-20d PMID LE GE AG OOOH OGM Open 9 to 4:30 p.m. api3-3m EN IN —— balanced bs tracted to his business. Aek for estimates, —— McGILL & WALLACE, Printers, 1107 E St. investment 50c. Flat Strop. Combination. 2%e. Shaving Brusb.... S0c. Imported Shaving Mug: Very complete line of Barbers’ Su; Stone Hones, all sizes; Cosmetics, Bhaving Soaps, ‘B. & 8. Clippers, Safety Razors, Bay Itum, ete., at lowest prices.’ KOLB PHARMACY, 438 tth st. nw. ‘apl6-17d Wanted=-An Idea. Who can think of some simple thing to patent. Protect your ideas, they may bring you wealth. S2e JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO. Safe deposit boxes, $2.50 per year. WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT CO., eS 916 PA. AVE. Saturdays to 5 p.m. plies, such as The printing we prod Its cont is greatly 01 y the favorable attention at- — 3 Then make’ the “Yale ‘ $ your laundryman. t 4 < é women and children, fewerscrsreresscccccsss!/ Win, H, McKnew, Bryan's “PRIDE” Flour —stands for all that’s best in flour man- ufacture—with it you can rest asstired that the bread made at home will con- tain the® nourishing qualities so. seldom ¢.C. Bryan, 1413 N.Y. Ave. my21-f,m,w,2 (GRAINS oF HEALTH see ee uate rs CONGESTION HEADACHE 933 Pa. Ave. it CEDEPEVEF OSI OS OSE SOP CPO OES Ladies’ pretty Ladies’ Shirt Waist Belts, Metal and Leath- er Covered Buckie: colors and every and A very great Prices begin 425 7th Street. 15c. KKneessi, choles, 1 5 POPP OOPOL ODO LEOEDDDD MMOS ter. When t acta were stated it was added that Robirson recently returned from the Albany penitentiary, where he served a term of two y. With a cre fort at eloquence, Rob- insoa declared to the court that it was all next door, Mr. Kimball,” he said: s stone drunk and got into the wrong as anything missing?” asked the court ic Daniel. rn “No, “There a doubt in my mind,” then “and I shall give the defendant the benefit are facts in this d the court, of it. But, Robinson, be careful in the fu- ture. Had McDaniel killed you he would have been fully justified. Case dismissed.” Hole in the Mattre: : t 2 22% found ip other-brends. It only needs a 2 x = I Fousiged Busnes Beeay rhe ¢ ¢* trial order of Bryan's “Pride” Flour to The case against Nelson Thurston was Fire-Proof Storage Rooms, | $1 Foursided tores, Stop. ZS poms rou. Tesulie customer of ole |S BET TE AN the latest fads, @ | unusual. “It is charged,” read the clerk, quote MANUF ACTU $2 Per Month. Genitie tte * © © superior flour. = 5 fashions and fancies in ior they “that on Pomeroy street you did then and there drop, scatter and leave certain hay from a mattress on said street.” “He was moving the mattress from his home,” explained Policeman Foley. “There was a hole in it, and the contents were scattered about the street.” “I submit that Thurston cannot be held on this information,” stated Attorney Pey- ton. “It charges that he scattered ha: NEST Gi! LINEN WHITE VALUE 20) PIECES 30-INCI ORGANT H OLAWN, IN PLAIN BLUE, NDER. RED.” XAVY HT BLUE AND YELL F VINE CANAR WwW. wear — and — Shirts — which came near ‘causing a panic in our furnish- ing department on Saturday last will be continued for a few days longer. opine : trunk, $ | While in reality the ‘substance was straw” = a & WALLACE, Printers, 1 nie WHS WEDDEMBURN ECO." Patent attor. | quickly LEROY =| Sores eee Personal bonds were taken. We have a clerk ready for every ‘Best mineral apl4-3m,7 offer and list of inventions. oape-tt deT-taly B. FOUGERA & CO., New York. | PPSOOOSSCSSOSSOROSOOS SOS OES May Had No Defense. customer, which is a promise that i =F = 6H O949449004 aes cae ae oe woman among | €Very buyer will receive prompt sery- Water for Folks || geeeserecessorcsocenreeennnreeooennenmmnnnnennnnnnenennnengeenmpegnnnte sremmmnnnes |S EZOPEN UNTIL 11 Pat, BY the Prisoners, was ¢ pon to answer a | ice, aoe we quote some of the 5 $ te : 3 Goer ee cornintaraian aa Ga gooc ings still on hand: : é ; pany with another : ; ae Rheumatism? Second-Hand and Shop-Worn 3 On Your Way Home 3) rained cure Baris scones tro manne | gmt NHS op ese maCo4. ee e night on Pennsylvania averue,” = S. NK r F 3 : In The Evening Pe liceman Cochran. “She is in the ianaciee ty Se ; ripe | 8s our Relicious ‘ice. Crean’ ‘or cee. “We ives Heaiee avenue every night, and her N THIS LARGE ASSORTME % + 20. gallon In E $ ae, See Policeman Oriani and Detective Sutton 3 arlees $ i g Frozen a an ag tench Vanitla and testified as to May’s record, and as no de- Pg ee :- ch Cresmen e, Lemon au ; SAD AWERS : Pineapple ICES always ready. 10, ‘15, Set ner month eet to the | LISLE SHIRTS “AND DRAW S20, P50, 40 and woe a box ous: Tae Anonths. The charge | WRIGHT NATURAL WOOL, Sill | : e ey ee against Carrie Davis will be tried Wednes- | yu witht —_ a —— ee ¢ day. FPREN EARL BUTTON =. je : 9 —_+—__. = REGULAR FINISH. NOT AS Great Reduction : 9 FIRST SUNDAY IN JAIL. ee OS WORSE TEER hegre : At YOUR OWN FIGURES x sadlaaseoeecsocebeveseenes| ime ne ee ee san pone » FEE. former, $000 4 di ° Soessoerecerseoeseesesesens | | Witnemy Has Novel Experience. OUT. COLLARS: Stax 4 Gray witches, shoo. pad £00. sea she tect eemcned momnteen ors by Sir Gr witebes, 50, formerly 50. First-class attendants {n Halrdres: Shainpooing, ete. Imperial Hair Regenerator for restoring gray hair. Never fafls. Try our “Curlette” for retaining curl, S. HELLER’S, We have a smail stock of Bicycles, chiefly men’s patterns, taken in exchange for new '97: RAMBLERS, including VICTORS, WAVERLYS, RAMBLERS, &c., and condition, which we wish to turn into cash, and will sell at prices that are merely nominal— alk inagood riding TRY TO BUY SOME STANDARD REMEDY “cut price’ druggisis at one of t “bargain” sales. You'll find verton R. Chapman, the convicted sugar trust witness, was devoted to his immense correspondence, the reception of friends and in ‘lounging about the prison, listening it LES V2 IN A LARGE VARIETY OF 8; 50 AND The. QUALITY. . 37Ac. LOT 5.—CONSISTS OF MEN'S AND BOYS’ LAUN- DERED 4 GARNER'S: SAL EAT STRIPES AND ASSORLED COLORS, WITH TWO 8 ahepe Sint cut of the last bottle.” Bur of | © the devotional exercises held for the SPST OULARS AND ONE Fi ge ae SI 5 ajity course, they have “‘something of our own | benefit of the prisoners. The New Yorker ee Pe er BUY TOU A SR e 720 7th Street N.W. ast fs good.” | That something “always | was particularly interested in the singing yeti ra ee | Sr inmates, expressing himself | _ LOT 6.—CONSISTS OF MEN'S OUTING SHIRTS =—= rom ¢ than what you == MADE OF THE VERY FINEST SILK AND WOO} oe = ° ' ° g7What you ask for—you get—HERE. | as being highly entertained. FRENCH FLANNEL EXTENSION COLLAR A: (oe li pilex ; © * You pay only what it’s worth, too. With the exception of a slight cold, Mr, | SILK BUTTON HOLES AND LARGE Wil OOLINg Arlington Drug Store, Breezes. If you havef't time to go to the reashore Early purchasers will have quite a variety would suggest an immediate inspection of them. to choose from, and as the stogk is small, we Nisa Cor. Vt. Ave. & H St. A & Dagestt, OCG F0060660-660000066600006: Chapman has not yet felt any injurious e: fects from his imprisonment. He misses, of course, the outdoor exercise to which he has been accustomed, but is his diet in such a way as to reduce to a mini- LOT 7.—CONSISTS OF MEN'S BEST GRADE a CRASH BICYCLE PANTS; MADE WITH FORCED SEATS; TWO HIP POCKETS haves e_feashor ae . * 2 ] mum the evils resulting from such a loss. coy yg a tnbeneatn ais cant Si Sal ea Sa reyes. | AND. GOL. Scultag Breezes to yout ie or haat yt ate A health giverrin $j tster the'aavice'or the he ia — use of Electric Fans. They make a difference of from 15 to 25 jn the temperature of a room. Buy a Fan and see us about sup- 218 14th st. "Phone my 13-204 i We also have a few ’96 medium-grade Bicycles, ENTIRELY NEW, and fulby for 6 months, at prices that will please and satisfy you. RAMBLERS still selling at the popular price, $80.00, guaranteed woman’s weakness. a eee comin, poceiins 5 of the simplest and in that way hopes to escape th from takes quinine as regularly as he which arises the marshes of the river near the prison. LOT _&.—CONSISTS MEN'S ALL-WOOK, SWEATENS. MADE W BYRON COLLARS, IN COLORS, USUALLY SOLD aT der troubles—one of most 2 * ‘ is Black- granted no more privileges or Mberty than tL stone Island Mineral Water. Its Properties ‘any other prisoner has us a diuretic aud-as a cathartic me it heretofore enjoyed. oo "s term valuable in Blackistone All Shoes pe Ss Jo Gol Gormully & Jefifer yesterday took a large quantity of lauda- 1m ihe, house—men's, Island Water Co., 611 F St. . Rum, and who was found ill at the ‘3 and children’s—have been PRE ash Saran ES m Feduced without regard to my2t-3m,28 ~* = and value for the month of May only. fi ’ Don't miss this great shoe-saving op- * 1325-27 14th St.