Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1898, Page 9

TUESDAY, APRIL Fine Gobelin and Axminster Carpets (5° Wash. B.Williams, 7th & D ap5-6od beauty and his loyalty to the Masonic vows hé took in this city. Yesterday Mr. George W. Evans received a letter from the gov- ernor commending the project of the Ma- sons to erect a national tempie in Wash- ingcon, inclosing a substantial check to buy a stone for the edifice and heartily wishing that the approaching fair and exposition would be a “blooming” success. A large number of other contributions to the great cause were also added to the Pub, Co, Northport, Benj. Yost,” halt hair lotion, $6; A. © (Co, New York ‘city, 1 ease’ whisky, . May Cont ae juart cream freezer, ker itimore, Md., one er, Sods one silver butter ‘dish; $10; . Johnson, one handkerchief bag; Mrs, F P. Jol rf; M . Johansen, | Ode one ai ‘and com, tray? ‘Miss E. Johansen, one pin | fare aray. $15; tone Co., cash, $ &C. B, York Hy, cash, $e Witltims & Cassidy, Philadel- phia, Pa., = For the benefit of St. John’s, No. 11.—Guy & Curran, one box tollet articles, $15. ¢ the benefit of National, No. 12.—W. C. New- ‘Sheriase oe je New cas! loe & Co., New York rug, $20; 8. Hecht, Axminster rug, ter ‘Co., Camder J., one Smyrna rug, Albert Grafton, ine. cottol D, Paltadeipia, Pa., one cotton r., & Sons, Baltimore, one $50; Ivens Diets’ & Metzzer Co., Philadelphia, ‘Par, one Witton rug, $15; Joe Con- oO. one bicycle, ‘Iroquois; dozen bottles wine, $12; E. Gerstenberg, one rane 318; N. Shea, two dozen 3-Ib. cans S. Desio, one scup tureen and ladle, a Deli, one clock, $10; Ch. Xander, wine; Johnson Bros., ope cord wood; ‘$1; BP. T. Coburn, ‘one-half ao bot $8; Jno. Goghan: one dropli A. D. Sauter, two r, whisky, Rosenhaupt, New York city, two ladies’ satchels, Heudley Turner & sone ladies’ satchel, ; Lehmar & Randnitz, Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness, Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Case toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Ware at about 20 per cent Jess than any ‘one else asks. Handsome Boxes, cot Violet Perfume. rlertz’s Modern Pharmacy, lith and F Sts. : THE EVENING ST. 5, 1898-12 PAGES. - 9 ? WASH. B. WILLIATIS, Ba ‘toe Gentantoriog tan, 6 mjere $125; Won. Waite jan nsnnnennannnanenannnnnne Furniture, &c., 7th and D Sts. SIGHTING SUCCESS Beiliors tees” Soe Meer Ommaney, Ke 4 - a ae oma cas $2. 3 The “Con; Tooth > How are these for “Record = z 5 Henry Brame, rae oes. Yaa. o ; ss eee goth Brushes 4 tiene Tho Nation) Maoonio Tomplo Fair fe ep ge What i 2S ore i VELVET Aaraning Its Shae ae ees —— “ s a lees > CARPETS Pec ae | {Easter (epring patterns), | STINE FROM GOVERNOR SHEPHERD ier Peete avakcney iNovelties. ; rod, $4 4 io f : Donations Continue to -Pour in 2 g ; What ts snore. thoughtful or wore ap: > Cs We | From Al Parts’ of the Couniry.. ie ot ee A gs <= ‘ern ; ° o Tye | eiiany, fier awe Stewart Cb, Karpen & Bros. Chicago Ll., ove leather chalr, rx growing. Make it some it 4 one ts. Pep Kola, $7.75 Spices” ge sales Seger gy pee . 4 silver novelty or a perfume > 2 Ear ‘one portable wardrobe, similar. Here are some suggestions > THE CHORUS REHEARSAL Ereorstor fis fhe Buncil Carpet Steen Co,| Gastoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants ere “Mich., 3 T s ster Spoo a a © — ny. | Boy New New eux city. cpa, bed wet, SB "attertan and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nce io no cs vec noe P Best 10-wire | Gov. Alexander R. Shepherd is away Pati Palitmors, 3g. “one ia amin, other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute {om .. ame Salts etdes, with sterling 4 Tapestry Brus- C- | tains his cltiseaatip in the great capi | # ic! ae eRe cal |, for Paregorie, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castar Ol, f= Seca ; sels Carpets = which he recreated and made a thing of eS ‘onett of New Jerusalem, No, 9—Edwd. eon ie ale Sone nee he It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty y: y use by i Cee 3 3 4 4 4 4 > 4 > 4 4 4 4 q 4 4 i. Coe erececccccccccccccecces : We want every amateur camera owner in town xet acquainted with this store. Any- Ey ng that’s wanted we can supply best— remember that. Developing. Printing and larging—are things we excel in. D. N. Walford, 909-477 Pa. Ave. a oe ete eeeee 5-204 eee ccccccccccccccoccccs 340 SAVED A Practical Business-Like ‘Typewriter at a reasonable price, $60. WELLINGTON TYPEWRITER No. 2 Quick, Clean Printing and Accurate Alignment. A Powerful Manifolder. A typewriter with all the ad- o> vantages of the old mi chines and none of thelr defects. Guaranteed equal in every particular to rny $100 machine cr money refunded after ten days” trial. SEND FOR FREE {(LLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. THE WILLIAMS MFG. CO., LTD., BOX 8, PLATTSEURG, N.Y. 080-t.th.s.1y7,26 Benson’s Porous Plaster t relief. Price, 258. ocl6-s,tu.th-197 3 HOME DYEING A Pleasure at Last. gives No Muss. MAYPOLE SOAP No Trouble. WASHES AND DYES: At One Operation ANY COLOR. The Cleanest, Fastest Dye for Soiled or Faded Shirt Waists, Blouses, Ribbons, Curtains, Underlinens, etc., whether Silk, Satin, Cotton or Wool. Sold in All Colors by Grocers and Druggists, or mailed free for 15 cents. Address, THE MAYPOLE SCAP DEPOT, 127 Duane Street, New York. 3 tu-6m POPES COOCCEEOEOCOSOOREOSESS 19 LBS. OF OF FAT. DR_ EDISON'S OBESITY PILLS AND REDUCING Tas! ETS REDUCED CAPT. CHARLES H. Free advice about y or any disease at ug & Cu."s New York or Chicago Medical De- Letters addressed by ladies to Mes, Dr. Heury, who bas cuarge of our Woman's Department, will be opened and answered by Mrs. Heury or her chief assistant. Capt. Charles H. Perry, for 25 years a severn- Bicut employe, and now connected with the U. Peusion Ofticc, bas this to say about his expert: ace with Dr.” Edison's Obesity Remedies: 1311 ST. N.E, WASHINGTON, Sacoary 2 1358, , Boston and Chicago have reduced my wel Bel Sour preparations T was troubled very, much with shortness of breath, iver troubles and constira- have beeu entirely relieved of all of these afimsects. Tne teeter yeu are privileged to use, and 1 trust 11 will benefit others. jours very truly, ‘CHAELES H. Penny. Dr. Edison's Obesity Pills and Reducing Tablet; are perfectly (ey end strengthen and tavie: orate all whe use Reducing Tablets, $2.00 box. Obesity Pills, $1.50 = bottle; 3 bottles, $4— Obealty ty sowetiues canscd, enally be mmpanied, by, catarrh of the arnt 4 aud Dowels digestive derangements and by mheuma- muvklller Dyspepala Tablets, 50 cents " Gerwkiller Bbcumaiism ‘Tablets, £0 2 Gcrra-kitter Laxative Tablets, 50 cents SEN! ES, Leadneater & Son. Aleracdria, Ine of 2Gf Bonds. , Atl leading etait few Kerk city; Now. Chicago, Til, fo8-th.s,ttf id "Savoy, Ladies’ Tailors, _ Bax a. Bw. Salts made to order, stik lined, Se. ape-ate 1325 F St. N.W. Burchell’s Spring Leaf . Tea sold -at so ccats a pound. If you taste ,it you will want it more than you will the money it costs. lists of the board of control and the various Masonic bodies which will participate in the fair, and the indications are that dona- tions will continue to be made until the enterprise terminates the night of April 23 The assistance received in this way tas been little less than remarkable, and when it is realized that the city and country is coming substantially to the aid of the tem- ple project in such a manner the assurance can be felt that the edifice will soon be added to the sights of the capital. Work at Convention Hall is progressing apace and the immense structure and the ad- joining armory present scenes of hustling activity similar to that which has led up to the actual establishment of the fair and exposition, and while the booths are being Prepared the lodges, commanderies and spepters = See forth renewed ef- make their ticular features most attractive. ish a ae Rehearsal of Grand Chorus, ‘The last rehearsal of the grand chorus of 800 voices, which Mr. D. B. MacLeod }3 directing and which will sing the national anthem next Monday night at the opening exercises, will be held tomorrow night at National Rifles’ Armory with a full brass band accompaniment. The chorus com- prises the very best singers in Washing- ten, including many of the best known and most favored solcists, and its share in the inauguration of the enterprise will be a most delightful feature. Fair Ladies and Flowers. At the last meeting of the committee of King David Lodge, No. 28, having in charge the management of the flower teoth, full reports of the subcommittees were made, all of which were very gratify- ing and assures the success of that booth. Each of the following named ladies has Kindly consented to preside at the booth as chairmen on certain specified evenings and afternoons: Mrs. Thos. G. Carmick, Mrs. Wm. H. Stalee, Mrs. Robt. R. West, Mrs. Albert L. Jackson, Mrs. James G. Durfey, Mrs. Wm. S. Daniels, Mrs. H. J. Penrod, Mrs. J. H. Small, Mrs. G. W. A. Camp, Mrs. M. D. Mull, Mrs. Theo. Y. Hull end Mrs. R. Snerwood. These ladies will be ably assisted at the beoth by the Misses India Lord, Lucy Lynch, Bessie Lynch, Eva Hurd, Ruth Marean, Nellie Middlekauf, Maggie Larner, Alice Winsor, Beatrice Rhine, Merle Bar- ton, Lula Julian, Consuello Yznaga, Mamie Hamilton, Ella Thomas, Mary Thomas, Blanche Gudgeon, Beulah Gudgeon, Lucy Osborn, Louisa Bennett, Nannie Fitzwil- Ham, Edna M. Durfey, Lula Baker, Sadie Whitcomb, Florence Haskell, Mabel Grimes, Lizzie Warren, Susie Warren, Viola Mull, Beulah Muhicman, Maggie Campbell, Ida Hcdgkin, I R. Adams, Nellie D. Morly, L. M. Alexander, Lizzie Means, L. Hilien- gar, Martha Collins, Mrs. Rousseau, Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. Harvey and others. Mount Horeb Chapter. Mt. Horeb R. A. Chapter, No. 7, has been quietly working, through its commit- tee, ever since the date of institution of the board of control and the promulgaticn city, one ‘silver gore Pamuell Mrs. R. 13.’ Doualdson, one painting, vase, $54 New’ York city, Philadelphia, 1a Foundry 5. Benetlt National Lodge, No. 12.—s. 2B & Son, cash, Heum ay ne eo Masonic emblems, $50: 1, flags, $12; Ben Einstein, one been rug, $10; proved. automatic. sewing machine, $56; Prairle Blakemore & Son, one box cl gars, $35 Nassau ‘a and Relining Works, . E. Okee ink Co., W. Ross RB. be gis ‘Conta : B bsborm, Philadel: pent Wallach & Sengete, Ney. el $5: Henry at & Bro., N. ¥. city, cai emnetae Ple Co., four-foot smaince pie; John Gould, 123 5 (gals. sherbet, $5; Williamson & Phliadelpiia, Pas cash, “$108 Singer Sew- ine ‘Uo.. New York cliy’ obo attest: tne riding bridle, $3.50; $20; library table, "$38 ne. Evans, cash, $10; For Heid, New York city. one case Ju For the benefit of Washington Comi 1.—Hiram Walker one New York city, two 7. ‘ket ae $3; Goldsmith & Son, Newark, N. $10; Longtelt Bros. & Co., Phila- twelve pocket books, "$88; GM. ., Baltimore, Md., one ‘carriage robe, Startziman & O'Connor, Baltimore, Md., one Jamestown Lounge Co., James- ¥.." one’ couch, $25; pabarkersbarg Up- Parkersburg, one lounging Reliable Furniture oo. Baltimore ig. en ID, ‘$8; Wheellig Por- weve + Fopal blue tollet set, ., Allentown, Pa., one Sue cathe 3100; Geo. We Thos. P. Morgan, benefit of Hiram Ghapter, } Ju, 313 c ‘Sons, Walkerville, etn ladies" iver inks! one sliver Btate Incubator Co., Homer gig. Pa., nit, $25; Donaldsot ‘or _the benefit of fayette No. 19.— ainting, La France roses, $500; Ladies of Mrs. J. HB. Webster, lot fancy articles, L &; of Sationat ‘Lodge Cor Erofite of seh tea party, $25. M. Weller, $10; Somuei_R. Petingale, one gas heater, For the benefit of bea fon ae nnial Lodge, For the benefit Eureka Chapter.—Strauss Guy & Curran, et box. tollet Puts a SC Cincinnati “Ohio. tho caste ot whisxy. For the benefit of Almas Tem L. B. C. Hill, Evander French, one picture frame, two pin trays, ‘one $2.50; hes, $4.80: oa ‘doz. caus baking powder, $1.0, aFer, the heneti ‘one case corn, of ladies of Georgetown bodies.— york, one doz. fer hats, $9. Romm, Ne fr — and one fe ere ae s aw. two cases clover leaf corn, $7.20 “want” ads. in The Star ay. eR . C. Hii, one case Star soap, $4. ce becar For the benefit of B'S. Bronce they bring answers. Ladies’ “Division of tau table, onyx top, and lamp,’ $26. For the benefit of Dawson Lodge. Goldin, one family Bible, $1: For the benefit of Harmony Lodge, No. 17—Lit- tlefield, Alvord & €: five for "Tak abces, $5: Mrs. me eect painting. $20: G. W. dozen bettles Me Hoover, Jacobs,’ inkstands, needle worl heedle work; Mra. fancy peedie wok? Cleveland $40; range, 340; Whittemore & Co., Reston Mass, gross’ shoe Lelence & ickel steel ware, $50: ‘Scores ot ates Ww aprons, $1. For the benefit of Pcntalpha Lodge, ‘Worcester Salt Co., Now Your elty, 2 bbls, galt a7. a itingly, one ‘table cover, ees * bottle perfume, 50e.; quarts whisky. $24; Castoria. “Castoria fs an excelient medicine for chil- #ren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children.~ Dz. G. C. Osacon, Lowell, Mass. *Castoria is the best remedy for children of which Iam acqua.cted. I hope the day is not far distant when mothers willconsiderthereal interest of their children, and use Castoria in- stead of the various quack no:trums which are destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves.” Da. J. F. Kxcaeior, Conway, Ark. Children Cry for Castoria. “ Castoria is so well adapted to children that I recommend it assuperior toany prescription known to me.” iH. A. Ancuenr, M. D., 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. “Our physicians in the children’s depart- ment have spoken highly of their experi- ence in their outside practice with Castoria, and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products, yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it.” Unrrep Hosrrrat axp Dispensary, Boston, Mass Asuzx ©. Summa, Pres. , Pitcher’s Castoria. THE CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK CITY. _Tendered His Services. Col. John A. Joyce, who fought gallantly in the Union army during the war of the rebellion, has tendered his services to the President in the event that there is war with Spain. Col. Joyce has received a note from the President's private secretary, say- irg that nothing can be done at this time, but that his letter has been referred to the Secretary of War. order of same for hauling loads of goods; Temple Hotel, order of hotel one montirs board, $25; 8. Waters & son, ma Park, one box’ lemon Hoetman Gross, tresced dell, $15; W, , one dozen shawl straps, $3; Kari joegholz, half an’ & Myer, Balti- incy plates, $10; A. Hl. wax flowers in case, Miss Hilda oy Seward, herry, , one dozen rd J: Marceron, Mo... nickel-plated wheel, $100; J. 20 tons coal, $120; King, one ist 3 John Moran. obi cooking lish, rosjean M az $10; Geo. "Hans. jr-, 50 engraved $25; fener Jones _& Fellows, ene case Biko, @ horse cov- 10 is, suspenders, $1; B Keehiing, lot at Mt. 00: Elseman Bros., one Tot_ stationery: £0x190, 1. $40. the benefit of Arminiue Lede, No, 25— Sex cingart, one fancy epron, Mis. Julius Ez- low, $3; Mrs. M. Le ee 5 Di 2 dozen t dishos, letz, S Golaenvers, ‘one Mrs. Bischoff, '3 eprens, $25 M of the purpose to hold a Masonic fair and exposition for the benefit of a new temple. Many members of the craft have been re- eipients of the “generous hospitality” of this subordinate body in times gone by, and still persist in accepting every opportunity to Jock in on the “past,” knowing full well that “for ways that are dark and mortals that ars slain, Mt. Horeb is pecullar.” ‘This chapter {s also a particularly unique organization, in that it perfectly practices silence and secrecy, and the poor, unsu3- pecting novitiate, “and others,” are fiat- tered and encouraged by honeyed eu- phemisms to atcept apparent kind atten- tions and even “gifts,”” until the calciura is turned on in full, and the actual circem- stances translated. At about 7 o'clock every Wednesday evening an observer at 17th street and Pennsylvania avenue wil! notice the “sons of the desert” In deep and scheming medi- tation, quietiy gathering from all direc- tions and trending toward the rooms of Ferd. Gawler. About three" hours later these same “sons’’ will be seen as quietly dispersing, witnout.leaving a vestige of the intent and purpose of their rendezvous. It has leaked out, however, that they pro- pose holding a high class entertainment every night, beth in their booth and the extra room they have been compelled to obtain in tae annex. The program will be slightly varied each evening, and a small admission fee charged. As a partial restitution for any imagined injury to very delicate feelings, a novel souvenir will-be given each patron. They have also procured the most costly and handsome Eastern Star pin in the jurisdic- tion, and many vote books pertaining to the same are now in circulation. The fair ones of this order will ambitiously contest the award of this beautiful ornament, and to increase the interest already displayed a second “pin” of less value, donated by # member of Mount Horeb, will be given as a consolation prize. Both pins w.i be placed on exhibition at an early date and @s soon as arrangements can be made with this end in view. The committee in charge of the entertain- ment and other matters pertaining to the fair are as follows: R. P. Evans, chair- man; C. 8. Hyer, secretary; Robt. Armour, treasurer; F. Gawler, Geo. H. Walker, Wm. M. Harley, F. J, Hunter, F. H. Hosford, Wm. E. Annin, R. E. Fugitt, W. F. R. Phillips, Ino. M. Fernandez, C. H. Buckler, Chas. G.“Zange, Geo. Tauberschmidt, K. Potter, H. E. McNabb, George 'Piitt, Edward Cgpetincot ¥F. J. Randolph, Cuas. E. Engels . J. W. Zimmer- man, C. 5 Marshall: Ww. L Boyden, Sota Leitzell, C. A. Riddle and J. H. Meine: DONATIONS: bye es Atay PUBLICA- For the benefit of M Samuel R. Petiagale, 91.25; Mrs. Corley. inmp; Kerchicfs, one china vase, two hapdkerchlef hold- erg, Kune, bert, cases: H. Major, fourteen bottles of perfumery; M. Mc Nulty, one box cigars; ‘Merris, res ribbons, tablet, iron work Edith Willioms, meyer, one refreshing case; Albert Herman, one centerpiece, $4. For the brnefit of Columbia Commandery, Vael Bros. ‘Vernon Chapter. No. one eet Mrs. Potts’ ‘irons, First, Brother & one cake; és; Alice E. Johnson, parlor Johnson, nine hemstitched “hand- . B.A. Jarvis, ‘Horon, B. A. Knaw, four dolis: ney ornament and cakes; on? picture and freme and fancy jewelry Loeffler, fresh sausage every day; Di D., lot fancy V. Misses Grace and vell case, picture case, holder, apron, Japancee dolls, handkerchief’ box, pen wiper; ten Zi bam; J. Hi Henry C. ; M. Goldenberg, ten needle looks. the benefit of Osiris Lodge, 4 Emma basket, & Co., Philadelphia, one eS $10; Amezicun Flag Co., one dozen ‘nti ‘ns, one ie, $3; $6; Henry packnge cologn Vitgints ‘Pharuiacal Se Tictmond, Va., one box tollet articles, $3 ik vese, $30; Jos. D. Davidscn, jr., Philadelphi Goddin, “one ree Pa., —shines“out all the stronger after you’ve been the rounds of the rest of the stores an“ made There isn’t any finer line of millinery in the city than that which we have comparisons. HOUTA Lo The. brilliancy of our. millinery gathgred,here for your delectation this Easter tide. ¢ richest creations of master minds—the best artists’ best productions are laid before _ you in wonderous array. And the reas able prices are the wonder of all. qualities-have so long been linked with exorbitantly high figures that ladies have come to It was a happy thought—happy for you—that we have undert='.en the < of -giving you just such fine millinery at prices that are the very soul of economy—no- expect, nething else. ticeabiy lower tlan you have. ever known be -re. - This policy is what has made the millinery department the immense success it is—and keeps it constantly climbing to greater heights. We say—and without tear of contradiction—that no other establishment in this city can offer you such millinery fineness for the little prices we quote. parisons for proof of this—the values stand matchless—without equal. Tomorrow we put on sale some very unusual values that will ace the Easter buyers here in a hurry. Wings, 12!4c. Tomorrow you mry take “your choice of a lot of black and white wings of very superior quality—for which others are asking more than dcuble—for only 12% cents. Sailors, 39c. Tomorrow we put on sale a lot of ladies’ rough and ready fedoras and short-back sailors, in all colors, and offer you the choice for 39 cents. We want you to feel no hesitancy about having your purchase “charged” whenever you You pay as you can—a little every week—or two weeks—or month. Hecht & Company, 515 Seventh Street. NA | desire it. Flowers, : 16c. bunch. Cholce tomorrow of a lot of fowers of all kinds, the cleverest imitations of violets, roses and foliege—and several other kinds; also children’s field flowers and forget-me-not wreaths—will go for 16 cents a bunch. display You have but to mak: com- Hc > > > > > > 4 ~ SUITS CLEANED. Send us your last spring sait and will clean tt to lcok every whit as neat and stylieh as when you bought it. Expert dyeing. Wagon calis. E. E. WHEATLEY, AMERICAN DYER AND SCOURER, 1068 Jefferson ave. (Georgetown). Established 1831. o3-Iyr 1s Mezzo Tint Photos our specialty, aod a call at our studio will show hat ive tuake'tie BEST, at $1.00 to $4.00 per dox. Also agents for the Vapor Bath Cabinet; cares rheumatism, colds, etc. see them. Estabrook’s Photo Studio, 1227 PA. AVE. ee GROUND FLOOR. Foote eres eevee eeeeseeeeee > GENUINE Finis Water, 10, 25 & 35c. —worth ever se much more, A delight ful and essential adjunct for the toilet 2Ogram’s, 13th & Pa. A eevcceseoccccs Pay Us a Visit In Your Easter Gown. o** Wear it when you come to have us me * your photos. Not a part of its daintin . PS ° . . . PS You're going to be well plessed *** the photos we make of you. *** [POPEN ON EASTER MONDAY. W. Hi. aang 1107 F St. ER. Such splendid Cr se es Odd Eye Glasses or Spec- : tacies--we sell nothing 5 g else. 3 ?rIcAllister® Feast $ Opticians, 1311" F St. apt-zsa Pode reoed 3 4 P 4 ° : EG LDSUIODESE eeu Ribbons, 13!4c. yd. Choice tomorrow of S-inch all-silk Uncommonly Fine SALMON We have just scared an invs work femous “Saw L Salmon—noied for being the most delicious eating Salinor that has ever been placed on the market. We'll sell it for the wext few days—2 cans for Cramer & Co., Soe sth amd (Successor to Keyworth & Cramer.) te11-3m50 moire ribbon—in all colors—will be offer- ed at the remarkatly low price of 13% cents a yard. The Robinson Oils, “they lubricate more and outlast other ofls.”” Wm. C. Robinson & Son, fe25-8tt BALTIMORE, Md. They are works of art. Framed ¥. wings, Photographs and Photagra- vures in attractive frames, Colored m mateh. Adornments for home or office. Numcrous subjects 6 F J. Venable, 30: 304 “Mass. Ave. N. E. mb28-8d FREE WITH PURE BEER. Six with it. Such is after March 18. ‘ The Schlitz pete es bler makers make. thin, etched, gold-trimmed glasses of the finest quality that tum- The six glasses are set in a tray of ruby or blue, fire-decorated glass. The tray is mounted in a silver-plated frame, with handle, Nothing ever shown in this line compares is the gift that we offer to the users of Schlitz Bottied Beer. The tray and glasses — all complete—are delivered : free with the third case of Schlitz Beer delivered to one family freon gift is as handsome as the beer is good. ‘what's dhe best oe Gad say of it. Our object is torlet each family that uses beer know : how good pure beer—Schlitz Beer—is. We offer this dainty gift ‘to induce you to test it. eS or eee herr, Ae wit be epee eee: aie 19-4 Bottled Beer is tie ‘purest beer ‘pecel: ancien, oe Sy eral ec ugg ca Yosh She *