Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1898, Page 6

6 * MOSES && Mth. | Storage, 224 and M. st & D. tu a BR. & Mattresa Factory. Bed Room Suites. Bargain Succeeds Bargain. —A big shipment of Bed Room Suites to offer you at unheard of prices. -We're reaching out to win a big trade on these offers. There are bar- gains for those who want low-priced suites—bargains for the medium— bargains for people who want the best. Profit-making has stepped aside to give place to trade-winning. We know no dull seasons—because we wont know them—the people must be here, whether it means prof- it to us or not. It’s the healthy bus- iness that shows a constant influx of visitors as well as patrons. Chamber Suites. Curly Biren Curly Birch Curly Bireh: Suite These Particularly Low It W. B. MOSES & SONS. See ented White & | Redding, aaa A - eae Ipbia Store, = wecessors to Clark & Co., Sil Pa. ave. 2 + Reduction Day z $ For Closing Out $ B Odds & Ends. for special teen reduc. ings all over the store—and ¥ pickings for their buyers. Underwear Reduced. : e Wool Shirts and § orton Seefenter Seesegeet wee tote and Ss. all sizes ey were 2 aes Seteetoe ef Bs Under- mm Knit skirts, red and white, pink and & wh blue and white, wool 2 ed ige—were 59¢.—to oe 5 43¢. ¥ Halt 1H 3. tures—were 25c.— 7 Qe Umbrellas Reduced. £ 4 Children’ 1 Cmbrettas 356 Ss 2 U Umbretins. were a = ee 4c. ¥ = 75¢- sing Sacque: 5 + $ sing > = ¥ $1.00 Dressing Sacque + 2 2. Geos see Redding, Philadelphia Store, Suecessors to Clark & ¢ Soe oe 1 Sretedger | any man who tries to stop m> j thrust his pistol against the THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 90, 1898-14 PAGES. THE DEED OF A DEMON Shocking Brutality of a New Haven Murderer. He Kills His Wife and Her Mother and Awen an Angry Crowd— Fight With the Police. Edward A. Duff shot and killed his wife and his m@ther-in-law last night at New Haven, Conn., then wounded John Reilly and tried to shoot one of the policemen who arrested him. Duff, who is about forty-five years old, married a daughter of Mrs. Mary Maher, and two children were born to them. Al- s jealous and suspicious, Duff made his life so miserable that she left him ing her children, went to live with her mother on Green street. Lately Dut occasionally visited her and urged her to return to him, promising to behave him- self. Yesterday evening Duff went to his mother-in-law’s house. Mrs. Duff and Mrs. Maher received him in the parlor. He grew an; at his wife's refusal to return to him at ence, and began to swear at her. Are you geing to do what I tell you, iN 1 have to kill you?” he yelled. The woman, frightened, ran out of the room and out of the house. Duff pursued her, pusled a revolver, and fired at her. bullet struck her in the back, and as stumbled forward the murderer fired again struck her. Leaving her writhing on the ground Duff turned and ran back to the house. As he ran nis wife died. Mrs. Maher, who was seventy years old, made a feeble attempt to hold the front door against his impetu- © threw open the door the back, recovered her- a! to the apartments lives. cursing, pursued her. Reilly tried te him.” Duff fired at Reilly and the e a superficial wound in Reill As the man fell, Duff grabbed Mr: threw her on the bed, put his pis- The ‘The ran uw where John Reilly Maher, tol to her chin and pulled the trigger. bullet shattered her jaw and passed out of the back of her head. Again Duff shot her through her left shoulder and yet again, smashing the bones in her left elbow. The old woman was washing away the blood that peured from her mouth, when she reeled znd fell dead. Duff by that time was simply maniacal. Openitg the front door, Duff, in plain view of a big crowd of angry people, delib- 2rately reloaded the chambers of his re- volver. Then he ran out, crying, “I'll shoot The crowd scatiered like a flock of sheep before a dug. A man ran in a shop and telephoned to the police station. The pa- trol wagon caught up with Duff, whom a hundr2d men were chasing, but at a re- spectful distance. The policemen jumped from the wagon and rat. at Duff, who waited for them. He body of one of them and pulled the trigger. The car- tridge missed firs. Three policemen jumpe? on Duff, who fought furiously, threw him and handcuffed him. When the wounds he received in the fight with the officers were dressed he pulled the bandages off. Duff has long been a terror in New Haven, but his wife was most re- The Busy Corner, 8th and Market Space. 8th and Market Space. | IS. Kann, Sons &Co. OUR GREAT Ten Days’ Clearing Sale NARROWING WE HAVE BUT SIX DAYS LEFT. INCLUDING TOMOREOW' REMNANT SACRIFICES. EVEN ETTER THINGS THAN 12}c. Colored Sateen Remnants, 32 inches! wide....... LAST FRIDAY, AND MORE OF T! .2¢e. A PATTERN TO A CUSTOMER. T2he. 12hc. Standard Dress Ginghams, assorted styles....... A PATTERN TO A CUSTOMER. Flannelette Remnants...........:.' : oe TEN YARDS TO A CUSTOMER. 8c. quality of Yard-wide Cheese Cloth, in all colors... 2 more bales of Heavy Unbleached Muslin Remnants. . pe 3,500 yards of toc. and I2}c. quality Best Outing Flan- nels; also light and dark styles in Wrapper Flannels, excellent ARBc ° length Extra heavy Double-twill Cream Sh nants, worth 15c. a yard... Double-width Dress Gooc neat mixtures, worth 12}c. a yard.. Our entire line of All-wool Novelties, riettas, in black and colors, worth up to sac. a yard haker Flannel Rem- 74c. 5 ‘small plaids and 5c and Hen~ 25¢ Serges New Wash Good Remnants. dies colors warranted fast........... Dressmakers’ remnants Remnants of Silesi Remnants of Silks. Silk Silk Silk Silk Silk Silk FIRST of of of of of of Remnants Remnants Remnants Remnants Remnants Remnants at. at. at.. at. at. A new shipment of exclusive styles in Fine French Organ- in skirt and dress lengths, 37}c. quality....- w American Organdies, a great many styles copied. from the Frenchman’s ideas, worth 15¢. a yard.. Pretty new Dimities, representing a choice line of pretty patterns, worth toc. a yard........... Pacific Lawns, a splendid assortment of stylish designs, a, in all colors ... Remnants of Percaline Rustle and Soft Finish. THESE GOODS ARE TO BE FOUND IN OUR REMNANT DEPARTMENT, 3D FLOOR—THE LARGEST OF ITS KIND IN THE UNITED STATES. Silk Remnants. Japanese Silk Crepe, only black and watermelon pink... C:| cee? 15c. 834c. 3K. 2K. Cambric, Lining Lawns and Lenos, in lac ° .. SRC. ..... BSAC. -5c. yd. cececesceeeeee MZIAC, epabocoscos ase SOs Remnants From Our Upholstery Department. Choice ... 1 lot remnants Sash Muslin and Transom Laces, in small piec 2c. piece. 1 lot Oak Toilet Shelf and Towel Rack combined. Former price, spectable. 206) (Specialise. aocececos ae gbooen sas usens go -+.5¢. each. —__—_-+0-— Ge Pe HIER COAT ate 1,000 cans Cycle Delight Pubricafine, or Iliuminating Oil. Favorable Action Taken by the Sen-| Former price, 15c. To close. RSD A See's 6 +5. can. ate on Many Nominations. = = ae = The Senate yesterday confirmed these 1 lot French Tamboured Cur good lengths. Closing nominations: WINGS ceecoeguenstoasee cusoe ese easee Saecssueeusous --19¢. each. Charles Page Bryan to be minisier to = aa 4 Brazil; E. H. Conger of Iowa to be minis- 5-ft. Wood Curtain Pole, complete. Special. ...... pees OG seach ‘app of Kentucky to be == ay er z 5 : = eallectoni of! tilerialirevenues atti district 1 lot Silkaline Sofa Cushions, cotton filled. Former price, . Spe- of Kentucky; J. W. Elliott of Virginia, col-| cial ....... stabouboodouccocezocccueds So ce gb odcpoS Hos MaKe, Geteh, lector of customs, district of Newport 3D FLOOR. f News; J. S. Bethel, collector of customs, district of Richmond To be consuls—G. € Nuremberg, Bavaria Va E. Weber of Ohio, at Rufila of Ten- nessee, at Asuncion, aguay; W. W. facia >, white a velle of Ohio, at Belfast, Ireland; Ladies’ 4-button Giace, white a Taylor of Ubio, at Giasgow, B. F from show...... vevedesasaas 08s Ghio, at Huddersfield, E - = Fleming of Ohio, at I urgh, : Men’s Dogskin, tan, red and brown .... masters: New Jersey—W. H. Lush- rs, at Millbury; Middlebury. North ‘Ton. as ‘on, Newcasue lL. Andrews, De R. Wii van; P. AL A. aur; at Shawano; E. . Stil: . Mil ee. West Virginia—. is io Holt, Gloves. AN ODD LOT OF LADIE! AND MEN'S GLOVES AT’ CESS THAN TE F pric E. s, little soiled 39¢. nd tan, won neon eae ( HOT FROM THE OVENS ) ‘Reeves’ Bread) Arkarsa:—J. G. Brown, Ma: We bake the finest, most nourishing of ee FEALTH BREAD, Made from the Franklin CABLE LINES. entire whea flour, Ge. loaf. Our home-made tread—made from the fa- on the Power of the mous California tlour—is pronounced peerless. Presiden At the request of the Secretary of Acting Attorney General Richards en an opinion on the que ity of the President, in the absenee of legis- lation in the matter, to control the landing of foreign telegraphic cables. The ques- tion was raised by the action of the French Cable Company landing a cable at Cape Cod without the express permission of Con- gress or the President. Mr. Richards’ con- ions are as follows: ‘That the President the power, in the nee of legislative enactment, to control the landing of foreign submarine cables. He may either prevent the landing, if the rights Intrusted to his care so demand, or ich will protect errment and its i has been effected hout the consent or against the protest of this government, respect for its rights and compliance with its terms may be en- by applyin® the prohibition to the operation of the line unless the necessary cond © accepted and observed.” al WHOLE WHEAT BREAD. ft’s Bakery, \ cere aN Pies, ete. ( ee Low Prices For Fine _ TOILET SOAPS. 3 cakes in a box, e earry e kink Perfumes 13c. up. ——— Arlington Drug Store, Cor. Vt. Ave. & H Staite 8 Daggett jald-204 English Violets, 7c. bunch. Cul Rowers seal tiie ee ee . W. Kimmel, 805 Vt. Ave. _Ja19-Td LLENT REMEDY Carter's Little Liver Pils. ers from people who have used t. ‘Try them. URA BITTERS do not only distingulah themselves by their flavor and aromatic odor abwe all others generally used Preventive for ail disea iginating from the digestive organs. Beware of counterfeits. Ask for the genutre article, manufactured by Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons. z *3 —e ALL WAS QUIET THEN. Advices Received From = Gen, Yesterday Afternoon. nled the State Department Lee neral Lee soRobGHt 115 shampooing, ness Laundry agency; st al dnest work. fete Do oe ‘The President yesterday sent the follow- ing nominations to the Senate: To be consuls—Osca nte of Hlinois, at Catania, Italy; Marcus R. Sulzer of In- diana at Liege, Belgium; Henry M. Hunt of Minois at Antigua, West Indies. Claude M. Bernard to be attorney of the United eastern district of North Carolina D. Warner to be receiver of public moneys at Coeur d’Aiene, Idaho; muel R. Crumbaugh of Kentucky, super- inspector of steam vessels for the enth district. Postmasters—New York, Emmett _H. Bemus, Jamestown; Frank W. James, Na- sles. PPennsylvania—Dantel_W. dvan; Charles F. Be eae Glisi Borate Gi t Ruther- sey—Charles Burrows, yesterday afternoon that all was quiet at Havana. He also reported that the de artin L. Reddoch, Yazoo November 4 last admitting free im- 5 aes Ae Sorted cattle into Cubs fl Janus 0 | Missourl—John resson, Doniphan. eae Seaneeantt sa danny | i Herbert M. Bushnell, Lincoln. Nocti fe rolina—Tyre Glenn, penboro; under the same conditions contained in the | Wiliam H. Chadbourn, Wilmington. first deere : Ohio—Irving H. C old, ; Henry “ aphed to Captain |p, Weaver, Leetonia; Arkinson B. Pond, ne at Key West to join | New London. quadron for dril -—John all, Covington; Admiral Sicard John B. F. Dice, Wisconsin—Robert C. Pugh, Ha d. ning, and a featior powder will be burned in the near there. eee Rural Free Delivery. House committee on post offices will The make a favorable report on the Sperry bill for rural free delivery. This project differs from the general rural free delivery propo- sition in that it depends on the petitioning of one or more persons for each town or place where there is now no free delivery, ———= Bernard Campbell's Claim President yesterday sent to the the correspondence regarding the claim of Bernard Campbell, an American citizen arrested in Haiti, The last let- ters were written in December. The Hal- tian government declares that Campbell has no just claim, but the last letter of the State Department insists upon it as being justified. So ——— The Indian Bill. The Senate and the compensation of the carriers or = collectors is to be derived from private | The Indian appropriation bill, as re agreement between them and the citizens | Ported to the House, carries an aggregate served. The scheme {s substantially like | of $7,527,204, against estimates of the old penny post system, 617. Of the amount recommended $270,000 + = is ait Oa to fie Rovernmenty ee Yo Politicians. : total amount for the support of Indian ‘Ghie Niar- Aim for 1808 contains fui | Soo! from other than the treaty fund reports of the elections of 18% preceding years, and of some with the members of Con- gress, the state platform of last year and the officers of the various state govern- ments. 450 pages. For sale at this office and all news stands. Price, 25 cents. SS For a Ship Canal. In thp Senate yesterday Senator Turple Introduced a joint resolution for the ap- pointment of a commission to make a sur- vey for a ship canal from the lower shore of Lake ee to the Wabash river. © _Lorenzo Y., says: . Conner, i sa ve Us x. Bull's Cough Syruj and find it very beneficial, and can ately recone mend it as a good remedy for coughs." rect, Albany, a I ee a a ee 25 is $2,574,540. For fulfilling treaty stipula- tions. $3,250,399 is appropriated. a. Countervailing Duties to Be Imponea. The Secretary of the Treasury has 1s- sued a circular letter to customs officers to the effect that as France pays an indi- rect export bounty on sugars produced in that country, countervailing duties will be assessed hereafter on all sugars imported into the United States from that country. The duties to be assessed are equal to 9.625 francs, 11 frances and 12.375 francs per 100 kilograms, according to the boun- ties paid. If you want anything, try an ad. in The Star. If anybody has what you wish, you will get an answer. +++ +39C. S. Kann, Sons & Co., 8th and Market 5 Space. Nee * ** je | js; Porter ++: KK eke \ } *** makes good red blood * * *{ *** —brings back lost ***} pe ** strength —builds up ***< *** and invigorates the * * * } ) *** entire system. An ***\ * ideal tonic. <e% 7] © [712 bottles—delivered in un- eee ¢ * lettered wagons—only . ( ( Washington Brewery Co.) 4TH AND F STS. N.E. "PHONE 2154, ( ( Ja2o- 8 } Vermont Maple Syrup, 25¢. quart. Fresh from the 1 roves of Vermont. Jat, what you batter cakes. In tins [s CH WHISKY- for teh” —only $1 bo Our Whisky is only 75 quart. Selling for cash makes these low prices. J. D. Donnelly, 14th & [. "Phone 924. Orders filled ‘promptly. Ju20-th,s,tu-20 A Oe 2k ek = 3 WEEKS MORE} ~and we move in our new building, above. These three w shall { some fost and furious seiling—it bargains are still appreciated! 50 Per Cent Off “J. $.° Tapestry Colors and Black Pol- Ished Panelg and Placques for painting! Get in earlymand secure tie richest plums! 6 doors witness genuine , > » r > 7 (Fred A.Schmidt, 504 9th., { “The'Drdughtsman’s Stationer.” ? ue te wo wy ww we we TURKISH BATHS At YOUR HOME for 7 cents. The greatest known health protector and re- storer. I€ makes a clean and heautifi : fon and gives, new life to “every organs rheumatt colts, etc. Bath Cabinets for sale at OOK PHOTO STUDIO, Ja1s-tt © 31227 PA. AVE. “TON EY SAVED oo _ig pmoney made."* Sav see coal’ by burning “Lee Mine “Cost, s 28% Lasts longest—burns ‘best—costs denn tj Summer prices tor “Lee Mine Co: * rull 2: to the - +996 liveries. Phone 7: po SRS ES Johnson Bros., 1206 F St. 3d and K st ‘18th and Water sts. s.w., 1515 7th st. ‘4th and D sts. sw, jal9-16d Anything Sunday School Libraries need at We have no oe counter to unload on you—fresh, new, well- made, well-written, miltuble books only are here—and'in quantity de- sired. [Abrarians—get' our guar- PURSELL’ 's,. “418 Ninth.” Elphonzo Youngs Company. ‘The Iargest, Cleanest ae Brightest Retail Store— Greatest Variety and Best Cared-for Stock rodocts amd’ other House: hold Articles in the City. Have you seen our display of Curtis Brothers Co.’s Blue Label Soups? We wouldn't have such an enor- mous stock of these goods if the quality wasn’t very superior—That goes without saying—Many of our customers have already been back with second and third orders, and are quite enthusiastic in their praises of Blue Label Soups—Every can guaranteed— Storekeepers supplied at manufac- Elphonzo Youngs Co., , bet. D and E, Wholesale and Retail Groce: B 416 7th St. ie Tomorrow's RED TICKET DAY will be an important one on account of the many odds and ends that have accumulated from this week's hig selling. CLOAK DEPARTME A let of Ladies’ Jackets. in blue "fiat ‘and PRIDAY Blue Av 428 Ninth St Seorlontendontorion ie Lotortet ce Seeger engen Navy Cloth Per Were s MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. 6 Children’s Eldendown and Cloth 3! “eats, sixes 1 vars. Were YRY be. Sorte a a st setts AY dies’ | Fiderdowa Dr ly soiled. Were $1.65. Children’s Outing Flanns iy to 8 years. Were sets ssing — Sacques, FRIDAY. 68 Might Gowns, FRE ed % a White Stik” and’ Colored ca : FRIDAY. GLO VES. Odds and ends of $1.00. r St oy of ooo! ede fldren’s Mittens. oe We, ef een eee Seesegeegen$ ia & wl fe o “Fauntleroy fled. Were % % Seotons ate Senet J. rR Sed a Se So a ef reSeeg seg o go ony So tote So detente et % osengeoten ee a So = ant So EMBR( IDERTI Tats FRID. 1 snd Bonnets, AY : BOOKS. well bound. Elgar Fawcett Phipe © a as high as sia 00 aaa $1 NC TIONS. | 10e. Kid Curlers. FRIDAY. . bu lve, and 15e. Bose Casing: RD. 1 Twist, in colors. Household “Ammonia. paci ‘allet Par rT. ae 2 for $ A UM 3 416 7th St. Pa * einbeedetetetededeteta The Only Pure and Clean Milk in the city at The Pasteur Milk Laboratory, 1120 18th st. Send pestal for report of com- mittee of Medical Society. je14-1m, OOO :aSpara Cus : as delicious eati ng as hu :man palate has known! : 25c¢. © Asparagu: Large cans for 25¢.—grown and packed in the state famous for growirg the superlative sort of Salifoinia. I've never scld a eo eo eerecocserese Daze Electric Signs L111 —furnish the only practical and effective 11 | | means of advertising ‘after dark. Who 1111. could help seeing the signs of the The- Litt at junter’s Rye,"" cor. 13th and litt a rocker “Six Little Tailo 11 | | “Watwick’s” and others? We supply the iG i : current for light or power. S. Electric ene — — 14th st. n.w. "Phone 1877. ‘BUY BEAUNT 5 If nature has not endowed you with a beau- tiful complexion buy it! Secure a bottle of our “Almond and Glycerine Cream.” it rendera the scompiexion Desstitat at Blow. in removing all defects, such as pim- ples, freckles and other facial blemishes. ndid for chapped hands ASC. 3 Gararrs 13th & 9 Pa. Ave. va a a a ee he eee ee Sola “THE DEPENDABLE STORE." $924, 926, 928 7th, * running through to 704-706 K st. Tomorrow's an unusually busy w saving person's list will be of benefit. Dress goods. Tomorrow we shall the remnants of the (Are 88 goods from the F Under. writ Sale. ‘The prices are close to the give-away point) as is ridiculously small that few can them We've divided them Into three lots—lke this: Let 1-Cantetns fin dress feeds whi sold tr doul off the plece for 2h d And we shall offer - 5c. Tot tains fine imported dress g wads which sold of the piece for 20 te Oy good. desirable stuff, which 2 can put to immed) it oS use and v hall of 12 x ods which seld off the 4 ‘eat from 3h te ee. 4 yard temorrew we shall ° give the 7 you, per yard, 19¢ rg at. o- tee . 2 7 cornets, Sreatecn (athipes ‘and 9 with 14 pairs of Dr. large sizee whieh sold for pair—and you ms of them for mae boakth Cometn, fa Sits AOC, to $1 a have any corsets, in 1 and 22 49c. refontontontonteoSoatecdoainete indie seer seote 29 pairs of white. drab an nls —long. short waists which sell regularly at §1—will be offered for... n Lady"? sizes Seton Americ r wee Seeot 5 5 Boys’ clothing. O44 lot of 47 beys’ porcale shirt waiste, seme white oncs among them with Une collar and cuffs—will be offered t row 5 in antes for... 17 boys’ felt crush hats, soft and com- fortabl —but ot all sizes among the - 14e. COATS & CAPES. will go fer. 15 children’s reef made of two- toned novelties, back $2.9 5 electric seal fur capes, a collar “and edge. Sse 8 long. fri us to $11—will 5 oeleleteeioletetett 6 tails ek cheviot sults, some are all-ratin Hued; skirts Ii EH ana te : eto $9 Sestenhondontententon BS + piterDandaome, jetted 1a silk seal a lush capes, satin lined, double & box back. Were $10—-for . "$5.98 $ oj black and changeable taffeta - si Waists, that sold for > 4 eS SS Ss Ss rs 4 13 Klien’s striped Soup to 5 years olds any So timed.“ W z a 3 Linings. ennants of fine rustle realine, and’ all colors 3 to 'G sands in ths—which sold for 10 and yard—will be offered for A434c. Remnants of Freneh pereal in fast black and 10 to oc, a yard sllesia, rold f. be ot Ladies’ underwear. Lot of 9 es) eng white muslin skirts, with deep flounce of Valen ea er and fine Hamburg embr BS -— will be of for fors..35 Lot of 17 ° corset covers, with squ Will be offered for- soadeeqoegengeeteegeatuetotoatnetoeten Kirk’s Silverware. We have added largely to our usual supply of elegant pieces of SILVER, Forming one of the largest and most complete assortments in the country, and we are satisfied the prices are sufficiently low to suit the most care- ful purchasers. ALSO DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY. Sam’l Kirk & Son Co., 106 Baltimore St., East. Jals-3t BALTIMORE, MD. Y fy Pe) (Hig A raid on the remnants. sale of the week's remnants bids fair to he one of the biggest bargain events of any Friday this season. —the remnants are unusually large anc tractive—and we've put prices on them that should att immediate attention, 924. 926, 928 7th, running through => to 704-706 K st. “THE DEPENDARLE STORE.” We have had 1 act every glance down the bargain A Shoes. 20 pairs of boots. in sizes D widths, which be offered £ $1 8 pair will be Ladies’ bright dongola but shoes, in several different In sizes which sold for Pair—will be offered for m amd laoe Lot of lace styles and Dw are worth offered. f will be Flannels. sof all-wool fancy figured vide n-sligatly solted which nd O8e, a yard will be « m Re which sold for 1 be offered for re ing ten Fea “7A, Embroideries. Remnants of cambric Rertings, 1, to 4 yds Id for & and 1 offered tomorrow as b long ra Remnants of eas droid and 150 a yd Remnants of orlental lace, in white and cream which is worth to Shee 9 yd.—will be offered for ic. Waists & wrappers. Lot of abont 2% Setotch plaid waists. in sma with white collar whieh regular $1 val Ag ues—will go Lot of © fine figured French sateen wrappers. lace triumed and well lined, Ebich sold for $2—will be offer: $1.29 cach will Bo 4D e Domestics. Remnants of striped outing fa regular Se. quality fered, per yard, at elderdown, vel the will be of 3HKe check be altered. per 2g. red fancy prints will Zc. Remnents of ginghom will Fard, for Bates aseagengeseasenbeteasens Lonfoactoagecteatenfecentesfecgetoafecgecteatoatecteteateofoctetoagondocgeceatesfongocgee tose cate stesso ote toetostostontorete eaten svete ti saeesinasenooeinssene se aot tases teeta setae tanto nein te toes tot ot eae ANAND ID deeigeen! fine dress cing yard will be “Tc. Remnants r sheet ‘tered. for quae | [A Remnants of blue striped ticking which 9 cat oe areas es SHe. ¥ Draperies. silkoli: = é Sa as ee te teleetete Norti sign pair be) > What a ) chance for { Furniture and Carpet buyers. We are willing and GLAD to lose money on every odd piece of Fury niture and every short length of Carpet in this stock! You are perfectly welcome to ( ply the match to the gas e and four. fire is. kindled and “drawing Well” hot heat. immediately—and giving ont Boz ulttlel: stoves for only $1.25. Hurry! % Wash’n Gas Co., 413 10th St. N. W. Or GAS APPLIANCE EX., 1424 N. Ja19-28d my ¥. ave. It’s Money In Your Pocket eon on oer —to have a pair of satisfactory Eye Glasses or Spectacles fitted to your eyes, even if they cost a little more. THE BEST is al- ways the cheapest when the $1.25 ° Gas eyes are involved. Heating STOVE. Shite : T= the gas on—turn the screw- 4 pticians,“131 1” Fst. s eres credit—and we will take great / A (4) care in arranging payments to ¥ please YOU. made, \ laid and lined free—no charge ¢ for waste in matching figures. ‘ ) Grogan’s (Mammoth Credit House, 817-819-821-823 TTH ST. N.W. ja19-75d = Between Ht and 1 Our Photos Please because they are the most artistic photos that good taste can devise and skill can ax- ecute. They are high-grade photos--gracefully posed and deintily finished. We are doing better work now than we have ever done be- fore. &> Let us make some photos for YOU. W. H. Stalee, 1107 F St., ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHER, $a19-160 Piles can be cured. Even the most aggravated cases of long MENT 1 never talle, “Zeo Sok ONT: io UCALNIreTNE Prevents tne sara ae FREE. ans’ Drug Storexnae sr, . ave. and § st. and 1428 Md. ave. jal9-16d iD