Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1898, Page 8

8 THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1898-16 PAGES. * MOSES Storage, 234 and M. ano |THE KLONDIKE REGION SONS. Experiences of a Young Washingtonian in the Frosen: North. F st.. cor. uth Factories. i2tu « B, & Mattress Factory, Ist & D. ODD DRESSERS. Never saw the time when there wasn't just a crowd of people ready to snap up any bargains we had to offer in odd dressers. Quite an ac- cumulation of odd dressers here now that need attention from bargain ap- preciating people. But lowness of price is only a secondary considera- tion to the value of the pitces them- selves. : Mr. B. B. Phillips Tells.of Life im Gold _Country—Letter to His Mother.” Thcse who have ftiends or relatives in the Kicndike region, as well as those who ccntemplate going to that part of the world, will doubtless: find interesting the following letter, just received by the moth- er of Mr. B. B. Phillips, a young Washing- tcnian, who left Fere a few months ago to seek fortune in the frozen land. The letter Was dated at Dawsen City, October 3, 1897: “Yesterday was ‘letter day’ with every one here. After much delay, owing to the low state of the river, a lot of mail, twelve sacks and about 10,000 letters arrived. Such a scramble for mail you never saw. Christmas at one of the city post offices wes not a circumstance to it. It wound up by almost every one going away happy, as in almost every case there were letters from absent loved ones. “I haraly know how to vegin to. describe my trip in the country, and what I have done since I have been ere. My last waa from Lake Lindeman, just as we were abcut to embark, so I will rot try and re- hearse what was done on the trail from Mahogany-finish bevel plate mi larly sell for $11, to. Dresser, with French | that world regu- rane nee fo bce Ser ee Nicely Carved Oak. Trae cere with mirrer. Regnila; + ec boris ameter at) 1) Inced te. Dressers, with $12 Oak-finish Pinte mirror, have been re- $7 ¢= arter Owk and Mahogany-finish Dress- finish shaped beveled plate 815 pleees. S$19,20 with large shaped polish, French bevel plate mirror A S16 46 Dy wa 2 svat plate miter. $16.40 | Dyea to the lake, but from the lake on. eee nner cer ith French weve | After two weeks’ hard work we built Quarter resser. wiih Frenc! our byat. a most substantial craft, chrisi- ened it the ‘Lillian’ and started for this burg July 27, and arrived here August 12. “Mosquitoes and Heat. * “Our trip in was a most pleasant one, aside from the mosquitoes and occasional heat. The journey was mostly by river, with a strong current in our favor, save in the fore part of the trip, which was through a chain of lakes. The scenery at times was grand, and at all times was pleasing to the eye. While passing through ihe lakes we caught numerous fish, some of good size, which were most palatable after a steady diet_of bacon and beans, varied with fruit. I Fad the honor of catching the largest fish and only genuine salmon. It weighed twenty-seven pounds, and was the finest- flavored fish I ever ate of. We also had: sev- eral varieties of wild berries, strawberries, cvrrants and gooseberries. It was like tor- ture to get these latter, owing to the fact that you had to go in the woods for them, and the mosquitoes and the small yellow gnats made life miserable. They were bad mirror. A c rable seat 75 $28 White Enamel Dresser, handsomely carved, oval French bevel plate =e mirror. Reduced to. ° $18.75 White and Brass Beds. A spectal White and Brass Bed. sizes, springs abd hair-top. mat- tress, complete, for A similac White and Tra plete with spriugs and halr-top @— mattress, for.... ed " $7.99 W. B. MOSES & SONS. regular & ?OLIVE OIL <> 90c. qt. bottle. ¢ Oil—the finest in ‘We import taly, So as to he nine. We bottle 21 pint and quart bettles—5ic. It's pure Lucca € the world our oil di certam to get the it—in and We. W.S. THOMPSON, PHARMACIST, 708 ISTH STREET. ° direct from = P) Q $ ; 5 ) Q on the river, but a thousand times worse in the woods. “We ran the Saugon and White Horse rapids successfully. These latter are con- sidered the most dangerous pieces of water that one has to contend with, but-with a stanch craft and a good pilot one can nav- igate them successtully. “On the left bank of the river near the rapids are to be seen twenty-five graves, Q Q jal7-2sd telling the fate ef some who have tried to navigate this water. There is no doubt in my taind that many others have tried and failed, and that death and the river have claimed them, acd the world wonders what has become of them. Selects a Camping Place. “I would like to fully describe the last two pieces of water, but space will not per- mit. To make a long story short, we ar- rived here on the date given above, and pitched camp at a small suburb of Dawson, called Louse Town. It hardly deserves its name, for, save for mosquitoes and gnats, it is exceptionally free from vermin of any sort. We selected Louse Town as a camp- ing place, for it seemed more healthy than Dawson at that time, as typhoid fever was prevalent in the city. Louse Town fs old » | Klondike, and is just across the river from Dawson Uity, or the new Klondike. “My experierce here has been varied. T have not worked for wages much, if any, but have spent most of my time tramping around, trying to acquire mining proper- ties, and have succeeded in becoming in- terested in several. “Of course, most of the claims are on nevr and undeveloped creeks, so their value is problematical. I think that I have one good one, howeyer. It is on Deadwood Creek, about four miles down the river Yu- kon and the opposite side from Dawson. I own the claim myself. I have just made arrangements to work it this winter. “October 12.-I was interrupted, and as T a saw ne chs end the letter out did ee é}rot continue until today. A Mr. T. B. 3 ¢c t ~ Carey of Seattle leaves for the outside to- «M Allistere Feast? ‘morrow, and I will send this by him. *Opticians,“1311” Fst. The Grub Seare. “We are now in the midst of a grub scare Re jalt-2st Eee Fussell’s Vanilla Cream for Invalids. It is espe sicians f¢ jally recommended by pby- the si because it Is made ‘am and is both nourish- “as. $1.20 per gallon. melded in a great variety torms—$1 dozen—$S hun- @ YP9NNON9N0D, dred ( <M Fr M FP ussell’s,x%. ave’ Jal7-m,w,f,28() ¥ Reduced! —2o0 per cent from former low ie yet tomorrow. After & = Se EE EES ES : & % te and it bids fair to be a most serious one. ‘The stores here are practically out of pro- visions, or at least have not enough to fill their orders in full, and are not selling at all to the public, save sugar, tea and evap- erated onions. If you have not what called a ‘guaranteed order’ you may go t them with tears in your eyes, but you wil! hot get anything, save a pound of sugar, onion or tea. People have been pouring in of late. Some of them are hardly here be- fore they either start back or go down the river to Fort Yukon, where the companies have their storehouses. It seems to me that there has been poor management on the part of the trading companies, and almost criminal action on the part of the North American and Trad- AMERICAN DYER n skilled workmen. ty-seven years of stifies the claim that we are expe: ing and dry cleaning. = Wheatley, e68 Jefferson ave. nw. {Georgetown). noZ3-lyr. 4 183 GOOD FOR WELL PEOPLE AND SICK ONES— Liebig Company Extract of Beef. _my2i-fenty, And there's no k t had orders with them wer ve plenty of ‘grub’ for Fit For An E ? Now, when the time arrives for them Emperor’s to fill orders and promises made. they put Breakfast. every one down in almost everything, and allow only one sack of flour to the man. some. C. RAMMLING, S12 Pa. ave. 649-650-651 Center market. Jal2-w.f.m.16 ack during the winter here, unles: have a great abundance of othe! -.. which they are not getting ompuny. The result of it all is y ure forced out of the country, those who are going ott and a ons to spare are s for them. Flour, in many Instances, sells for $100, usual price, $6, and in selling an outfit it brings to $1.50 a pound. This includes ar- s that sell on the outside for three- fourths of a cent a pound. Beef $1.25 Per Pound. “I am in good condition for the winter; will have plenty of food of all sorts, save flour, and think I shall get that without having to pay an exorbitant price. A raft full of fresh beef arrived yesterday. To- ay it was put on sale. The owner of the beef took in over $40,000 in gold dust. The prices ranged from $1 to $1.25 per pound. “I have had some pretty tough experi- ences since I have been here—sleeping out in the cold weather, in the rain and snow witnout a tent. It does not seem, however, to have done me any harm, as b am well and that those that ny “ |it is simply impossible for a man to live asking enorm: SS i | and aromatic ods mt they are also Hy used, sure all diseases originating from the . Beware of counterfeits. Ask for article, manufactured by Dr. J. G. B. Sens. Go to Siccardi’s FOR BARGAINS IN HUMAN HAIR. Hair Switches at Great Bargains. ‘Switches reduced to $1.50. £m. 00. Switebes reduced to ($8.00 Switches reduced to Gray and White Hair reduced tn same proportion. > z Mme. Siccardi, 711 Jith st., next to Pzlais Royal. for Private rooms ‘shampoot reing. eel3-16,tf DR FRANCK’S RAINS OF HEALTH enme and hearty and have never been stronger Tie CONSTIPATION in my life. I have grown a full beard and little Pills CONCE Th ° whiskers, but am told that I will soon have will i te cut them off, owing to the cold weather. It has been cold—down to 12 below zero— but as yet have not felt it much. A warm spell has just set in now, just above freez- ing. All the small streams and rivers are frozen over, but the Yukon fs still compar- atively free. “I do not know when I will be able to write again, but do not be alarmed. If anything serious should happen you will be notified. The old adage will be in force this time, ‘No news ts good news.’ Write often, and if anything of interest occurs, send me clippiugs in letter.” ann geo BOOTH MEETS HIS SON. ESTION WILLING TO DIVIDE. Senator Mason Offers to Pool Salary With the President's. When President McKinley is weary from hours of conferences with politicians and Senator Mason happens to call it is said hat the President always demands that he senator tell him a joke. This the sen- stor does, picking out something from his epertoire applicable to the case in point or to the conditions at the time. But the senator Sprang a new proposition on the President the other day. He proposed to pool his salary with the President's and di- vide. This proposition came about in an appropriate story. but the President has not yet accepted the proposition. Senator Mason is one of those men in the Senate whose expenses are two or three times his salary. Next to Senator Hanna he answers more mail than any other senator. In addition to his secretary he employs four clerks to attend to his cor- respondence. All the people of Mlinois con- sider that the senator belongs to them and write him on every subject. ————_ His Conference Between the Dintinguish- ed Salvation Army Leaders. After an interview between General WIl- liam Booth of the Salvation Army and Commander Ballington Booth of the Vol- unteers of America yesterday afternoon, at the Windsor Hotel, in New York city, the following statement was given out by those who witnessed the interview: “General William Booth and Commander Ballington Booth today at the Windsor Ho- tel met_in the presence of the Rev. Dr. Josiah Strong and the Rev. Charlies Cuth- bert Hall. “The interview was purely as between father and son. Nothing transpired calcu- lating to lead to any amalgamation of the two movements. It was agreed that all public controversy in the press or othe! Johu Henderson's Death. Mr. John Henderson died yesterday at his | Wise Detween the two movements should, home, 625 Bth street northeast. He had | (signed) “JOSIAH STRONG, been in failing health for some time. He . Was a member of the Confederate Veter- “CHARLES CUTHBERT HALL.” —_—_-e— ans’ Association. A widow and a daughter If you want anything, try an ad. in The survive him. The funeral arrangements are in charge of Typographical Union No. | Star. If anybody has what you wish, you loL. will get an arcswer. heading of necessities. fresh stock of merchandise. Small Wares At Special Prices. Pure Aluminum Thimbles.... 2 {Of Ic. Button Hooks, with bone handle...... Ic. Bent Hooks and Eyes, 6 cards, 12C. box. and walle, all mcbers’-s-s-s 2¢- SPOOL. ee Quality Sam Binding, g- piece. Toilet Goods Marked Way Down. All of our Se. Sonps, 45c. dox.; 10c. Seaps. Best Te. cake; Napier's Tooth Powder, 9¢.; Ammonia, 5e.; Violet Ammonia, 18c.; 10c. Tslcum Powder, Sc.; Woodbury’s Facial Scap, Cream, Powder and Dentifrice, 14c. each; Sachet Powde odors, 9c. package; 25e. Bay Rum, 19. Florida Water, 19¢.; 25c. Sponges, 19c.; 10c. Sponges, 7c.; Se. Sponges, 3c.; Fine Toilet Paper, 3c. roll; 2- quart Combination Syringe, $1.39; 2-quart Feuntain Syringe, 79c.; Throat Atomizers, worth 50c. and 68¢., for 48c.; Tetlow’s Gos- samer Powder, 13c.; Tetlow’s Swansdown, Qc. box; Violet Cold Cream, 7c. jar: 10c. Smelling Salts, 7c.; Chamois worth 50c. for 38c.; Chamois worth 35c. for 20c.; Ponzo- nina for the complexion, 48¢ bottle. OEE OS Leather Goods Reduced. OOOO Ladies’ Combination Pocket i Books, in all shades. Worth 50c. and 68c. For........43¢. 25c. Combination Pocket BOOKS 5) ce/acs Seas Saeed Co 25c. Shopping Bags.....2 1c. soc. Shopping Bags.... .43¢. g8c. Side Satchels, in all the leading shades, for....... .84¢, SOO | Closing-out Prices in Stationery. Our 12c. box, containing 24 sheets paper and 24 envelopes, f 7c. Box. (| One lot of Fine Writing Pa- per and Envelopes, in all tints and in Billet, Octavo, Commer- cial and the new Square Sheets. | Sold regularly for 15c. For | this sale, 9c. quire for Paper. 9c. pack for Envelopes. Whiting’s 25c. Oriental Notes , and Velvet Finish Papeteries. Special............19¢. Box. Good Ink ececor bc coee Worth 5c. Good Mucilage. . Worth sc. Infant’s Wear Reduced if All our Colored Caps, which sold for $2.98, $2.48 and $1.95. -98c. For this sale............. All our Colored Coats at half | price—sizes from 2 to 6 years. A few sizes in Boys’ Leather Leggins, that have sold for $2.25 and $1.98, For this sale....... broken sizes. Children’s Jersey Leggins, Were 98¢e., $1.25. For 50c. and 75c. SSS Shirt Waists At Reduced Prices. Ladies’ Plaid Waists, made with yoke back and full front. Sizes 84, 36, 38, 40 and 42. Regular prices, $1.29 and 98c. Spectal price. 2. on 2.'.310. 876: Ladies’ Flannel Shirt Waists, in black, navy and red.” Sixes 38, 40, 42, 44. Regular prices, §1.68 and $1.98. Special price............$1.47. Ladies’ Silk Shirt Waists, in plain, change- able and stripes. Regular prices, $4.50, $4.98, $5.98. Special price.............$2.98 aay of our Fancy Silk Waists which sold for $4.98, $5.98, $6.98 $7.98, $9.98. Now $4.85. A\ | } | i you to quantities during this sale. Buy as you f OUR ANNUAL “ROUND UP” SALE, . PRIOR TO TAKING STOCK, Lansburgh & Bro. WILL CONTINUE DURING THE WEEK. ee ee ee Reduced Prices ° In Trimmings. Velvet Applique, in brown, tan, green, gray, red, black, embroidered in Persian cotors. Worth 3oc. yd. Now..... 15c. 500 Cut Jet Boleros. Worth from $3.00 to $4.00. Only 73¢c. pair. Io per cent reduction on all ‘Ladies’, Gent’s, Misses’ and Boys’ Mackintoshes. Handkerchiefs Reduced. We have a large assortment of Ladies’ Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs, which became soiled or mussed. We are now offering them at greatly reduced prices. Worth from 15c. to 25c. For 10c. Ladies’ All Pure Linen Hand- embroidered Handkerchiefs, hemstitched and scalloped edges, which usually sell for 25¢. Special price...2..........15¢. An assortment of Men’s Col- ored Bordered Handkerchiefs. Regular 15c. quality. Special PEICEs ccna OCs Ribbons Reduced. 500 pieces 4-inch Rowan-striped Taffeta Ripbon, te all the new, shadings. Regular price, 39c. yard. ; Special price. .\....;. -25¢. yard. 500 pleces cf No. 1 Satin-back Velvet Rib- ben, in all colors. Regulat price, 50c. plece, Special PCE oa geese 4 3 358- 1 lot 1 and 14-inch Black Satin-back Vel- vet Ribbon. Regular price, 20e. yard. Special price. /........8c. yard. Ladies’ Hosiery Reduced. Odds and Ende in“Qadies' Fancy Lisle Hove, with black boot dnd colored top. Were 35¢. and 50c. Now 25c. Ladies 'Hermsdcrf Black white foot and ritbed top. 35c. or 3 for $1.00. Cotton Hose, Ladies’ double heel and scles Hermsdorf Black Cotton and Hose, toe Boys’ Hose, 12'4c. Boys’ Fine Ribbed Cotton spliced heel and double knee. Were gc. Now. Hose, high- +: 12%4¢. Do You Need a Corset ? ah ee med es es See Read about these prices: 50c. Jean Corset, in drab or white, all sizes. Spectal.. pes 29C. T5e. Normal Corsets, made of heavy satine, in drab or white, ell sizes. Special .. Our $1 W. B. Nona Corsets, in black, drab or white, all sizes, Special .... Ten’s Wear Reduced. pa ee eter 0 2c. Silk Garters, with new patent teothless attachments, for... z 12c. 35e. and 50c, All-silk Neckwear, full cut Imperlals, many design: patterns. For....... .. 15c. Seamless Half Hose, positively fast Diack, all sizes. Price, gc. per pair. 3 pair for 25c. 50c. White Merino Drawers, heavy weight. Size 38 only. For... 25c. 39c. Fancy Trimmed Muslin Night Shirts, full tength and width and strongly 29c. made, collar and pockets attached. For .. E Velvets Reduced. 18-n. Colored and Black Silk Vel- vets, in all staple shades,-9|-good val- ue for $1, at. gee 75c. Twin, Black Crojge | Ng}vet, tor waists, cats and trimmings, id aual-¢ 9 00 . ity, blve and jet blak, at. ‘One lot of 4 ot Min. Black Velvet, last pile, Regular price, $2.00.6 7 50 Goods all over the store are included. in this Great Sale of ours. department, from the smallest to the:finest Silk Weaves, furnishes its quota of excellent ‘‘Finds.” It behooves you as frugal and economical peo- pie to attend this sale. The goods which are included in this sale are goods that are used in your households day after day. They come under the Every It is this time of the year that we go house-cleaning. If you have a want, and have waited until now, it has been fortunate for you, as such reductions are not often to be found, particularly from a Upholstery Dept. Special Items. 12%4c. Japanese Gilt Drapery, all colon; foe... Ie. Felt Opaque Window Shades, 36x72 inches, rollers size 25. Pepp. Cretonne, beautiful pat- terns, will not fade when washed. 15¢ _ ee 37e. Chenille Tatle Covers, one 25 Yard square, good patterns, all colors Cc. $1.59 Antique Oak Three-fold Screens, filled with silkoline. "$1.29 $2.50 Fur Rugs, in black, white & Absa $2.19 White Goods Worth 20c. & 25c. For 10c. yd. Five thousand yards of White Goods, consisting of Striped Dimities and Lace Effects, beau- tiful goods. Worth 2oc. and 25c. yard. During this sale only * 10c. per yard. White Goods Dept., 1st floor—Upper door. Slightly Soiled Linens at Reduced Prices. Linen Centerpieces, 10c. Were 20c. and 25 5. 72-In. Burean Scarfs. Embroldersd_ Denim Table Covers, 6G, T-In. Doslies, 2 for 5c. Were T5e. Now 25c. with fringe : A few Satteen Table Covers, with knotted fringe. Were 75c. and 89c. Now 39¢. Odds and ends of Germantown Wool, 5c. per hank. (Art Department.) Silks at Reduced Prices. 50c Wash Silks............2..-0- ‘T5e. Plaid Silks. for waists........ naatune. 50, yd. 85e. Black Taffet: all silk, for waist linings. . 69c, $1 Colored Sat-n Rhadam* dress waists... $1 30-in, Black India Silk, just the thing for a armmes waist... 75¢c. $1.25 Evening Shades of Crocodile i Crepe, all silk. 98e. 75e, Black Satn all silk... Four Interesting Items From Our Cloth Department. For 44c. yard we offer you a 65c. 54-inch All-wool Suiting, in |? blues, browns, greens, reds, blacks; also a large assortment of mixtures, such as black and gray, blue and black, brown and black, green and black, etc. Remember, this is positively a @5c. value. For 5c. yard we offer you a T5c. 54-inch All-wool Habit Cloth. This cloth has every attribute of our most expensive broadcloths; closely sheared face, lustrous in finish and soft in handle. We have a fvll assortment of the newest and most popular sbades. Compare samples. This is a Startler. $2.19 yard for the $2.75 French, German and English Broadcloth, such makes as Delin’s, Juch’s, Georges’, Mesomia, etc. Now, this ts your opportunity. You know that we are headquarters for all cloths. Where else can you find such an assortment of colors in expensive cloths as we have? Plum, French and Pearl Gray, Fawn, Light and Medium Tan, Seal, Golden and Havana Brown, Cherry and Ox-blood, Red, light, medium and dark Navy, Royal Cadet and Old Blue, Hunter's, medium Myr- tle, invisible and bottle Greens, medium and jet Black. Each and every yard has our guarantee. All Beavers, Kerseys, Vicunas, Astrakhans, Boucles, Banrettes, Caterpillar, Cloth Novel- ties, ete® In addition to the already greatly reduced prices, we will give a special dis- conut of 10 per cent for this sale. We look for big business and have made extra preparation, so that there won’t be any waits. We have a large force of salespeople, courteous,and polite, who will wait on you. We don’t limit inclined. You will find all our merchandise just as advertised. We never misrepresent, but it would be to your own interest to come as early in the day as possible to receive the best attention. You-can also secure a pick then. Goods delivered in Brookland, Brightwood, Tacoma, Anacostia and Alexandria the same day as purchased, LANSBURGH & BRO., 420, 422, 424, 426 7th Street. QS ATTEMPTS SUICIDE. Colored Woman, Into the iver. Georgie Williams, colored, wife of French Williams, attempted suicide yesterday af- of Life, Jumps ternocn by jumping in the river near O and Water streets. Archibald Carter and George Downey happened to be near the river at the time and rescued the woman. —_ police ee Ba responded bad call for assistance, an e officers of the boat thoroughly drenches teok the bad quarreled day. She lives aghore and sent her to the Emergency Hos- pital, where she was soon out of danger. Georgie, it 1s stated, had been drinking and with her rusband during the t 1532 2d street southwest. secMhanco sei Sc “Want” ads. in The Star pay because they bring answers, 924, 926, 928 7th, running through to 704-706 K st. 9, 924, 926, 928 7th, 3 (fp A) running through YREP to 704-706 K st. 3 Gf, “THE DEPENDABLE STORE. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE.*: The “Dependable store's" ad wili appear in this corner daily. Shoe specials that prove our supremacy! If any one doubts that “The Dependable Store” sells high- grade shoes at the lewest prices in the city tomorrow's big spe- cial values will forever set all doubts at rest. We've determined that the entire city shall know mcre of this department of ours— and always look to it to supply tle shoe needs of the ladies and children, There are big savings in store for every buyer of shoes from this departmeat—and more people are finding it out con- stantly—we're growing with rapid strides in consequence. “very pair of shoes is sold under our guarantee that they are free from all imperfections, both in material and workmanship— and should any not wear as represented they will be replaced by a new pair. That’s:a broad guarantee—one that amply protects you —one that you will appreciate. ; |} CHILDREN’S SHOES. Take your choice tomorrow of a lot of children’s dongola kid button shoes, with geod qualliy S—whieh will LADIES’ SHOES. Ladies’ fine footw of the very best izes 4 prove wert tirely —xatisfactory — our regular 3c. grade, and f oy sold elsewhere for’ still Cc guarantee. The sécn. more—for : ° tical footwear wh ‘Exmtt S) O8 may take tomorrow for. - SHOE POLISH. Tomorrow—and LADIES’ SHOES. Ladies’ dongola and kid button and lace shoes—with or without patent leather tips for that —in_ all the west shapes of toe, ch a ,. = -. as Paris, coin, opera and. Lundon’-gaar- day only—we shall of- i re ge AON ead fer Bixby best shoe chase wil hew sh— : 7 Se ese $ 1 49 polish—a_ bottle for C, will go tomorrow for DIG. cs eve omovece 2 The rush for dress goods —purchased from the New York fire underwriter’s sale—has been tremendous all day—and eclipses anything ever known be- fore. No wonder—for the values are the most stupendous ever heard of—prices are down to a point where these finest of import- ed dress fabrics are almost given away. The goods were hardly damaged by fire at all—and those who come today and tomorrow will get the pick of the choicest values. Just glance over this list: LOT 1—Consists of fine Ma LOT 4—Consists of finest all-wool col- meres, of really fine qnality—the ered Hens retail price of which 1s 25e. a ja the hand eve a street Fard—and Is cheap at this price, eddies a A 4oo—will_be offered at the un- Dp eae a et ee heard-of ~pr : dinal, green, garmt, navy) and ea bine and gray Nile—being the best values ever at 3 Sue. a yard your choice for just. half Cc. aCe i ACS width —— tually’ sold at 5 a yard—will be of- fe hs: LOT 5—Consists of fine 46-inch colored %& Heurlettas of extra good quality street shades—such as navy, in rich LOT 3-—Consists of fine colored Hen- stiae nor enie y good quality, fnabe loveliest. si sig = olive, plum and blue—whl aginable, incl stuffs yon cannot possibly light blue, pink, buy ‘for less than old res id ‘°o yard in the regular Cc. for only. take them for... : Peete ole OOM AM MANNA AEA MEM OM OCR <M MMR ML_R KK Ill fl Et: Sale of dinner sets. We have just secured a lot of fine dinner seis from a manufac- turer who wanted to close out his stock—and was willing to do it at a sacrifice. At the price we paid for them we are enabled to of- fer you the strongest values ever named—prices are Teally so ridiculously low as to seem impossible. Ever seen anything like these before? Fine hand-painted percelain dinner: Handsomely hand-painted porcelain din. 100 pieces—in bandsome her sets, consistir ecorations, dainty gold edge « which ha r oration which sold for” anywhere ‘0) near cur price—w De offered for i ace Seededtestestostecieetecntnientes Loeffler Makes Real Home-made Sausage. pound of ft is made at our own venue. ery The Only Pure and Clean Milk in the city at ‘The Pasteur Mik Laboratory, 20 ISth st A. LOEFFLER, 7" Beeps narod Center—K Street—Western and © St. Markets. SatT-m,w,t.20 z Saisie o oeeeeae: {Photos You'll I “They begin to smoke me.” All's well that ends well. You'll Uke every phe UM like the june And when a man once begins to smoke eg Cubanola a --the best Se. Cigar ever made—he is a steady patron. -to-date dealers all handle this brand. ‘Thos> that don't sbouid drop a postal card (/ for all pointers to Y) WHOLESALE DEPOT— Richard & Co., 4 Q 628 PENNA. AVE. Q) sa17-m,w,t,2m,28 DBIIH33N9NNN9N00 D MAKES ELERY PEOPLE AINE'S /OMPOLND. WELL 2020 FRESH Asparagus, et house TOMATOES. CUCUMBERS and tit re LETTUCE and CEL- on Brightwood av - pound of it is mad mexts—seasoned with pur pound of it is the finest Sausage you can in » YS SOOO ox are finishe Ux that the phot best you've ever had taken. - CF We'll see that yon can say so—truth: - fally. Cali or write for dates, W. H. Stalee, 1107 F St., Cc ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHE 160 LE HOT BREAD MLY aT 4PM. ) Health Bread =the most nourishing bread in the world. 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