THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, “NOVEMBER 25, 1896-12 PAGES. 7 ree he 5 We shall be closed all day tomorrow — Thanksgiving ay. Fineness in Flannel ==AT== PERRY'S. Flannel is a family affair. Everybody uses it. Its com- fort makes a necessity of it—but the sound qualities,and pretty tints and patternings that sparkie in our own big variety give Flannel the flavor of a luxury. Then comes the price—our low prices that rank it with the commodities again. It is just an illustration of that motto’s truthiulness—“best cheapest.” We cannot see how any collection can be better than ours. Open tonight tilt 10— tomorrow until Ice Palace Opens Tonight. We Have the Genuine “Canadian” - “Skating Shoes,” Pronounced by champion skaters and skating instruc- tors as the only proper Shoes in Washington for use at the The Busy S27’ We're champions of FINEST QUALITY. ath and Marker Spa A Car Load Of Extra Selected 8. Kann,: S008 & Apples. i We've just received a car load of Extta =< ——— Selected Apples. They came to us di- ie rect from the growers in the Highlands of New York state, where the soil ts gravelly. Freit fanciers know what an additional flavor this adds to the fruft. —_+— : ———— These apple are packed in bright, new Wecloseat 1 p.m. tomorrow | ————— brs whlch hold tuy 2 PERS zi 2 sy ) ————— MORE ‘than the ordinary shipping bar- rels, | “Baldwins” and “Gill flowers,” $2.25 barrel. THE. .WORLD OF SOCIETY Wedded Today Among Friends at Home aa Miss Herron and Mr. Nesbitt and Miss Horner and Rev. Mr. Sweti the Happy Couples—Notes. A pretty wedding tock plece thjs morn. ing at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Herron, 1823 16th street. Miss Edith Caro- line Herron and Mr. Harrison Nesbitt were married by Rev. George B. Patch. The Grawing room, reception hall and library “ere prettily decorated wjth palms and flow Only the near relatives of the couple were present. The bride looked ing in a traveling gown of dark cloth h hat to match. Immediately after the ceremony Mr, and Mrs. Nesbitt left for Warrenton, Va., where they will spend ABOUT THE SEALS, An Interesting Talk by Mr. David are Jordan. An entertaining as well as an instructive talk about the summer residents of the Bering sea seal islands was enjoyed last evening by the members of the Men’s So- ciety, Church of the Covenant, and their invited guests. The speaker was David Starr Jordan, the president of Stanford University, California, who spent last sum- mer in the Peibylov Islands studying for the benefit of the United States government the problem of the preservation of the Seals. President Jordan arrived in the city last week for the purpose of confer- ring with government officials, and the announcement that he would speak aroused special interest among the scientists of the city, a number of whom were in the au- dicnce that filled the chapel of the church. A number of stereopticon views of pho- tcgraphs taken on the island were shown on a screen. President Jordan said the photographs were not very good owing to the atmospheric conditions where rain and mist constantly prevailed. As illustrating : 5 66 ° 99 - the moist character of the island, the Special thanks to Deity and well ]- Greenings, eS aves honeymoon at ene pea ae = of | speaker said that Mr. F. A. Lucas of the 5 i he groom's parents, Mr. and rs. Scot ‘ational Museum, who was in the party, wishes to all mankind completes our (WORTH FULLY $1 sone) Nesbitt. After their return they will observed that the only cold he had du oasoebedeatoateegesoasengeeateaseensonseegesnsetgeageges rink. ours you won't find anywhere else. They are the very latest XAOS RRS XEROX XE = DP ; mao at home to their friends at the Bancroft, | MS Stay was the result of inadvertently + in shade and design. pea om ta) pee ting on a dry rock. After a brief his- z SKATING SHOES FOR LADIES. .$2 AND $3 Th k from the trees, the apples are five from | ISth and HW streets. ~ * ; - nate t here are Flannels forall uses — for yon and for the anksgiving eee | nnerancenal EL aoe ee eee oe 53 settee rected with our greatest care. aes unusually throughout the barrels (uot big on top | at noon today at the residence of Mr. Fir-| seals, « ed with witty remarks, which ps and bottom and small in center. man It. Horner, 925 Rhode Bsland were greati While not referrin So low. ° sh : iorner, 4 hode sland avenue, [ je not referring + = = rocliamation. have #0 much confidence when bis sister, Miss Elizabeth W. Horner, | {01/8 official « nciusions it was quite = i eee ae 3 Ee Seen eat eons of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Rev. Lyman R.| be done te promce en ening should .3 CH FLA INFANTS’ FLANNELS—all wool and open a barrgl before deli to Pact Of the ireadwag, apties | Me done to protect the seal pups and check = fo eee Se ovr, F H If D you, We know they're el! right- if not sree sideisterattncd |enjors Are fh ong ~ pups, aes esden, flower and striped patter SSe. a yard. ¥ r = we will refed sear mo pe Muss. © mar- e © fighting of the bulls. He also Sie. a tee them to keep until epriag. prated for the oc or. With a profusion | resulted in A 7 going for food 200 ry ee Thanksgiving fn fe weet ReRet | fc the iam esrasien tei i : mung. a ty he ace with the limit of ownership extend. = LS—in the ee r Ail ns pee: Ma r and ples Dn coicees | ae fem Sieh eee to no mae ly sei e at of fashionable colors f 9 Co. of ches ering ment. He elso had something to say of wid Shoe-Feast FINE GROCERIES, WINES AND CIGARS. King, and was he | Pelagic Scaling, and stated that every = NOVELTY WHITE COATINGS—the ES, 4 groom, with Master ‘Frevor Swett of Cam- ale seal killed meant the destruction of vt ular material for baby coats and We gi ; YORES, 117 bridge’ as his attendant. Rev. Samuel He said the annual killing of $ the best grades- pera etuaks— And the reductions from e give you the following | TWO STORES, ¢ Se eA ed AS es | ig ge ong oe s Es ermed the ceremony. ride's gown c e eries led in- = AIS cod) aime, SKS aunts Wooly Acrnares our “ALWAYS LOW- What's your name and where do | {7met the Becomin ane or whe eros. ed fightihg among the bulls. z EIDERDOW. Ae. and Ge. a yard. Specials. 9 HEAVY BOUCLES_$2.75 0 yard. EST” regular Shoe prices you live? Tell us so we can call for | #4in silk, and that of the maid ot honor| At the close of the talk Mr. F. Toof, 3 = - of white aibatress trimmed with heliotrope | the organist of the church, played a selec. = All-wool Basket Weaves—$2 a yard. and the Special Treats ad- G your laundry. The Y ale stk and chiffon. An elegant wedding break- aa ae organ in his usual acceptable 4 aera ie Gia Fi d Tue: ——— — fest was serv the table being handsome- | ®t © program of the evening was = FANCY Heavy Bedford Cords—$2.75 a yard. vertised Monday an¢ ie ly decorated with pink roses. The hostess, | 0Pened with an crgan solo by Mr. Toof, i ded : Ss Eee oa es es day continues tonight till Mrs. Firman R. Horner, presided in a most | 22d then the president of the society, Pro So stades—tor sacques ppers, ba and the like— WHITE EMBROIDE! —with deep embroMde: D SKIRTIN Barrow em- K. Rawson, introduced the speaker of Pot 10—tomorrow until 1 p.m. the evening. Refreshments were omer at the close of the program. 1 Fal LOYS' EXTRA HEAVY BICYCLE HOSE, aBso- | | || | scoming “dove-colored’ costume | trim LUTELY FAST BLACK. SIZES 6 TO 10. po, mt ur Wd cont: seca oe ae broidery and hemstitched edges—G0c., 7 [ 4 pereavement in th: e We gathered all the desirable effects—and a great many of 2 E - | Mrs. Henrotin. enter: nd Amal z z \ mated Carpenters. There are five more or- == ~]| ‘Thursday last the club of which Mr.| penizaticns » ah thee oe . jr, and Wm. K. Davidson are mem- | ports are ivoke See pce ehe sees Oe 3 DON'T MISS IT! WORE Sc gly the immediate relativ ——— SHA a LANNELS— plain es a ” = $s, —_——__—__— r. an rs. Swett left on an " = aud twilied, all wool or cotton mixed > vieene (a : jor Pailadelphia, where oe RAweR ema, viest and the Hzhtest and ----—- "7 LADIES TRA QUALITY COTTON Hi 4 ing, and, after an in-| pasting 7, * elictweeat™ Sie. toi 75 5 ane REAL MACO YARN, 4-THREAD, DOUT sol] iil El + spunney in ON es ad a ne Trades Council and Federa- ee eee Pte caoteea al tieeaet iaVaA Con Wm. Hahn . & Co.’s HIGH SPLICED HEEIS AND TOES, BROAD —where our STATION- | arrive in Cambridge, thelr to tion of Labor, ails S0e, auuiaive aaa! © WELT, VERY ELASTIC, HERMSDURF. 25¢. H ERY DEPARTMENT is '} home, nex lay, where a large r The regular weekly meeting of the Build- = ; eille “ DYE. “REGULAR AL S11) : Pe esas, || Gon will be tend>-ed them by the congrega-| jug 5 . FLANNEL REMNANTS, in from 3 \ we have an unusually at- © | will aiso mark a birthday reception to the | & E cal Workers’ Hall, with President : pad Touatis ae apottil anlews 930 and 932 7th st, : Go 9 5 GuciCae ae ectanovell ~ ble Ir. Howe, the first pastor of the | Wiliam Silver presiding. = ee bargains to the buyers. 1914 and 1916 Pa. ave., adies nit SEAN ers OF i church, who will have attained his nineti-| Eight organizations were represented. Mr. = Sagas oe It 233 Pa. ave. sc. 3 ties in Sterling Silver, eth year. Wm. Maghan, chairman of a special com- = Gta cove FELT, for capes and Reamer. Umbrellas, Canes, French |) ae engagement of Miss Annie Baldwin mittee appointed to investigate a rumor COLORED SHAKER e wide—warm, welght- eee Hand-painted exenine London and Dr. 8. De Lancy Hic ks of | that the ren employed at one of the thea- : Ss piue Mix and Brown Mix—just a Ilt- doesn’t cost much—25e. a Entrust your laundry to us for a Un erwear = 8 this city has been announced. Miss Bald-| ters did not receive their mone promptly, Ue cotton in them—40ec. a yard. a ar Opera — Glasses win has been traveling in this country for ; z 44 week’s trial. The Yale, 514 10th st. loa Minnie pe sarc several months. reported that while the workmen referred $ *Phone 106 It FINE WOOL UNION SUITS, WHITE] | 4 imatures, tine Cutlery, || Mrs. George C. Gorham has cards out for not been paid, it was the express $ a, ics SHED WELL. REG Gp ag] | &e., &e. | | Monday, December 7, 5 to 7, at Rauscher's, | UPderstanding when they went to work $ 9 COOGEE O>OEECEEES | ULAI VALUE, $200. SPECIAL. 9) | Your inspection is in- || when her daughter, Miss’ Maud Bassett | hat they were not to get any money for % se ye 5 5 Gorham, will make her debut. Mrs. and services until the job was completed. = 9 HECHT & COMPANY, vited—it implies no obli- Miss Gorham will keep Saturdays in Janu- | The report wos acc J and the committee 3 515 Seventh Street. Giese an ee gation to purchase. ary and February as their day at home, at discharged from further consideration of 3 he subject. > z “es 99. — ES] we 2 M Hubley Ashton has cards out for in the matter of the general Buildin; 4 NINTH AND THE AVENUE. Open till 10 tonight. = = a t & Bro., Sal aS De ver 5, at 5 o'clock, when | Trades Council working card. which was peas, 5 Miss AShic mak Mrs. | stjmilted to the affiliated organizations, r: HALF-WOOL RIBBED UN- ai Ashton will the action of seven was rep: ‘ = n ¢ 100 doz. flannelette <¢ FRONT. SIAC THIM: 4 3 @ JEWELLERS, SHLVERSMITHS, STATION ary 1, at the stone masons, bricklayers, galvanised s Deraees Soseee een S ¢ ° i Do. steanea Sirs’ Gicarot maa ainien iron werkers and plasterers voted no. Thos heehee RARER RRR Aa Stoeoeeeeet waists, 3ic. each : _ It 1107 Penna. Avenue. Eyilay Nereuier or cts G Noting in favor. wer granite cutter who needed money and a smaller stock. They should sell t to hear from, and their re- return your laundry on time. W hen you grow weary of poor | a) for at the next meeting of ; if Promptness is a hobby of ours. Ri — out from a maker a laundry work Tet us sho you the | bes wa: ve riained at the residence of | the Building Trades Council. The Yale Laundr o14 | Toth st._1t for 98c. at least—would had we z Yale way. I # Se | ME and ars. A Vo asap tesenlnieg a Porc ye —S = . as $ ale wa t's worth trying end | Au the men: bers of the © present, ening, ‘THIS LETTER a u es bought them in the usual way. < noys' H a postal card—wagon will call The Bu Wood, ix. tie ugh presiding, that, o Made the latest style and in $ J rinsr-ci Yale Laundry, 514 roth st. It aR Win H Dariee pun areiistoe a5 ibe aoe see oma Abas Oh Paaveatage 3 Persian patterns. $ SP son, Julien Matt ‘Hunt and Loilie past services for the or a : ccf Mr. 3 Morris. Cnsoat is repre Eevskiyn vith On easy payments 4 evera in 80 ~| Mrs. R. E. Beyd returned today, after a ae pital aim, if pontble, th if you like. . S I kK d. f pleasant visit of two weeks with Mr. and Seaciidl : . ’ ‘lution ? wement in hi eos Bs = . | Mrs. Duschene of Phoebus, Va. Sai t of a year 5 S L a sao a en ondemning S sufferer from Judi We shall place on sale to- een iad G d L oO | Mr. and Mrs. Hillman A, Hall have re- of the Knights of | bus organic disorders. Ye i 1 f fine all TRA QUALITY BLACK CASHMERE. O iver Qi. » | turned for the winter, and will occupy their recent Session in ( | began Mr. McMahon, “to start morrow a purchase of fine all + RICTLY ALL WOOL AND FINE Tesidence, 1420 15th ‘street. Mr. and Mrs. placed one of the papers | pecalibeee teen ee silk lined Persian lamb jackets $ THREAD, Aldi, SIZE 6 T0718. 12% pes horrible ‘tasting, “stat < | Sonn burn of Al {of Washington "oa the unfair ‘ist. The exercise, and rogothet = = ABES . Ol sv lAL. tees er ie | e s pure rane! oO and Miss 5: ‘esoluuuon ¥ finally on the table.with : top coating: fe aantene oie ne the —also lot of fine kersey and tan & ‘ lutely pure, freat Hall of . J.. are now visiting | the understanding that d be taken pai. + 3 | Bertaps cot more a0 thee en eee covert coats, which have insert- $ ° eae “3 them. ‘They Home, informally, | Up after District Assembiy No, th Kuhedts ars very s so than nu g ALI LR : spt ES IPEAN Keene es nds Brad 20n, Novem- | « 2 nas So to say on th ro tee | echante or artisan who ts constantly ed velvet, slash or plain collars ou ae BuTON A Pls toll car voeae ee ele ee eee eee which it will probebly do at Seco cach tadividual foot wth a development ‘s —and are well lined. We posi- IADES, BKOWSS, s WiirEs, | ea eee O Miss Hayes of Philadelphia, who has | @ceting tomorrow evening. ts catered to ‘Solid ued of something to Keep it In eval enous < a|l- PLACK AND Gt i: ad n the guest of Miss Delia Maroney of —~— ante H, that kas heen m: tively know of these coats sell < REGULAR $1 QUALITY. W3ec- .W. S lis Siietvces aiprancost: sey esl Benning Races. ot aa % ing for $12 about town—and ¥ Y-Thompsom, 703 © |"x'rery parts of pose y opie surprise races Thanksgiving day, including life miserable for me re place then: le at : 9 Sa Te le ea s race and pink coat steeplechase, - i Ree Ea we place them on sale ai 4 PI Isth. Miss Carrie Wahlert at 1 ace, 1:0. Trains, direct t ‘= ( IL SON * 929 y 1 Totleeably g eac = . ae harmacist, Sie Greet The pdayevenine. x ane Ae aa dire tracks " ee 8 88 h = s % ames and music vere indulged in o'clock. Admission, $1. Ladie r 38004446446 : ate Z . ssion, $1. Ladies “Ad < 9 F St. fest tihng T turned my ° : TRRAAALDL DAERRALSEARS HE, late hour, when all repaired to the diz “s os ender feet,” ower fe g ive y ivile q sag aE aT 2a bountiful rey ( aker for tender fect, ” phlcl, however, tatled to regulate; noxt and give you the pri ilege of & aT. Tt would ruin our reputation if we ne Daa tee PO OO patned and griped ine that the cure was, * easy payments—of making ta eek™ | used poor machinery, cheap washin Zeus cit, worse than t —o : ate D DRAB. 4, I a p wa . 1898, The Yale Laundry uses the finest ie thing T did was to throw your own term: : sesseees 49+ | materials and the like. The Yale |Gogman te LDWIX, in the : 2 Steg shooting match,” an 2 = 3 washing materials that money can no more proprietary We again call your attention ‘ Lenina *Phone 1092. or 3 pan. from e Se nt he However, on hearing my tale i 3 SS s I. 3 North Carilina ave : buy. It’s more expensive—but then at the office, a fellow to those : 9 (Ec rott i po ae bre Dit HEINLINE. On Mona: =. } ~ Cc is te Y < e a small Tabule— eS ry, Bennett, ~itcher, Atman, a AN! mn jordans it helps to accomplish better work. nay fe ealled Itwhleh, he ald, ke 53 $s capes, + Handk fs. ( org otten Castell and Kuhn, 514 toth st. Telephone 1092. _ It Cane fe antes eens eee $ $ Rae EA \Something Mrs, Henry Does Se = AAS in about i eally q & iE is a LORE (G5 7 = sued card sma a be ber o ‘FOR THANKSGIVING ~} ae which really ought to be $7.50. $1 sitssoxemcisre sew varnmas, wate |) 21 gir, Takes nce. ras Etancin wie ot the Beorciany < £ a eee Tt was only by a most wonder- = AST 2) PATTERNS “poe |) s+ + Interior. (SPECIAL SALE OF = graduated in ful control of the market that S85 s Margaret Horn Reese, daughter of fe worklng of ni 3355 e Andrew Reese, = think that Ripans Tabntes we got a few hundred of them. ae late Andrew Teese, was married to - ( remedy for liver and Fate * LADIES’ SWISS. E! Elfott Heber Thomson of 04 B = h troubles (his We wish it was thousands in- 3] MM ae 4 Pe hwest, Washirgton, D. C., y 3 really a sub Fi x aL BOs Bap / afternoon” in. the Protestant” Episcopal Eieeeianelbenyoecoens stead. Are lined with silk— WERTH 12%c. SE prints BVAp ACO NG Hin at Mens Mahon produced a bo some are plain and some are — Md. Rev. Arthur C. Thomson of foal Fe poten tonublonlestee oe beaded and braided D COLORED Bou brother of the d as the reporter took his Tense, = ADIES’ AN POLORE i prot 4 ‘ Ripans Tatules ‘are sold by druggists, or by man |e Veaded and braided all are Leet by Rey. W. HH. Powers DERED HDKF i Ss. WORTH if the price (GO cents a box) is sent to The Ripans | ¥ dged with < a. Chemical Company, No. 10 Spruce st., New York. 3 edged ith angora On the easiest of payments. r of the church in wkich the mar- plz Folks who formerly lived here Sample vial, 10 = eneaies Ne Sample visky icra still send for Burcheil’s Spring Leaf} , The bride w is given away by her brother, Scboaesoeeeeoeses Your clothes are not mangled + HECHT & COMPANY, 6 lh G d Tea. They can’t find any other so i Paw held at the Momme the br here. We have the costliest—most > # 515 Seventh Street. ne &Ga au ye good. Only soc. Ib. eS Selig tay Pasg aes ipa = modern machinery in existence. The Sotontontontetectetontontereoetontondordoteetoetonfongecgegeetentendocge Yale Laundry, 514 Toth st. It amma ENt ooo Sco Add to your Bank (el From now on burn coke and put. the difference between the price you have been paying for fuel and the price oN, f BURCHELL, 1325 F STREET. ‘All $3 = AN S30 Fu - is your eka ington. Church tonight a fine gar- ality guaranteed. IMPoI ACTLY. TE 1E PRAISE 4 Drop ina drug store on your Sess TGOODA) & down town and ’phone (1092) the|aimp To ALL 4 : omer! Fresh Bread and ale to call for your laundry. 514 aS roth st. 1t | Elegant, Rolls Tomorrow Thanksgiving retty and ia Ne ‘arvier and Mr. Jas. pe married tonight yterian Church. Miss Belle Skeete Morgan and Mr. Finley Van Hoesen will be married this at IS10 K street. A reception will Tell us when we can call for your laundry? The Yale, 514 t1oth st. "Phone 1092. It ¥, too. Sent fresh from our 01 jent I Drop us a_post Wazons will call prompt — cok in bank. You will b ee en ur y from Sto 10. The coupie will live ¢ SOCCCCC ES | a ace cee iiee an ron en a . A sips 7Siands in Center, K st. and it and, N. X. Te ane ye 1 mg sear! Bese ae “Plas Pudding, |Womamt, be Tanks: Attractive without being eS ing of Miss Sarah Carroll Dain- ——= prices for Coke: m |, daugnter of . Reverdy John- Daingertield of Alexandria, to res Henr: son of Mr. B of Baltimore, will take place at th je tomorrow evening. Ow- t death of Mr. eve ‘Painless $ Extracting, 50c. (Bua ett Hae, CARL HOFFMANN’S ‘ Fruit Cake, madetia dauaeny: . loud. MT. PLEASANT BAKERY, |& ly sensoned. — Dell aw, fr 1522 Grant st. Mince Meat, jem, cake hast ot S h V lues When you see a man with snowy | ing to the re 40 bu. Uncrushed Coke, $2.90. 40 bu. Crushed Coke, $3.70. =Washington Gaslight Co., 4 : « inson D, eld, the Wedding will be Perhaps your experience with den- 413 10th St., Cc t Meat, selected ma- white, perfectly laundered linen it’s} Jory "Quiet. and only the Immediate rela- <> tists has been unsatisfactory. You Or W. J. ZEH, 920 20th st. "Phone 476. urrants, terials highly spleed ens, Ak it as vez. | dollars to doughnuts he’s a customer Pewat he giecents no2l-2d nd flavored ERS, JA Ocak dink tell hese ee Oe mRNA possibly you went to one who dida’t charge encugh; couldn't afford good Dis price low as an k of skill. Our associa- = 74 = aisins. rants and Raisins for aR, STH AND MARKET SPACE, DOES ‘THIN brated their te last even- The Yale way of laundering R puddings. r HOUSE IN ‘THIS CiTy EVER | your bundle. 514 roth st. It in WHICH » clothes will be a revelation to you. e R' 1413 ACCOMPLISHED. Drop a postal and wagon will call. B YAN, N.Y.Av.] Fine Imported Colored 514 Ioth st auciephone roge: It Gane - We launder more collars and cuffs tine T rted Cofored than all the other laundries put to- Hine: aoe G ae AQC gether. We'd like to add your name | Novelty Dress Goods'at. . We knoe von to the list. Send us a postal and Fine Imported Colored sevcral sizes, $4 doz, up. wagon will cail for your bundle. The | Novelty Dress Goods at.. 6oc W. H. Stalee, ‘107 F St. Yale Laundry, 514 10th st. *Phone Successor to M._B. GRADY. 3a 1092. It 790G The finest laundry in Pee is . %. P. Gunton and dau PRESCRIPTION 4387, FOR ready to call for your wash. You | ®. Scott and M :, : fim, Mr. and Mr: . ° Worth from $1 to $2a yard, | can summon it with a postal card— Rheumatism. ‘i or a “phone message, if more con- | Cholee, clean Cur- VTON HOW THE BUSY COR- | OF the Yale. Have a wagon call for| Mand Mrs. Charles 1. Hodzkin cele- Their cozy tree We'll Be Open All Day | tists tower’ ac. ahd a string or — with piano accom Novelty Dress Goods at. . LOY On Thanksgiving. delightful. music. thr Mrs. Hodgkin was a ect to be busy, too. We do this to} ker young lad, i er the sn table. Mr. tke rec ¢ © may have patrenized one who did : ‘as formed to meet just such cases, Our fees are high enough to 2 allow the best of everything at a fair > profit-no higher. Come in and let us make an estimate. extracting, 50c. Painless: filling, T5e. up. Gold crown, $5. Best teeth, $3. toving reme 9 ed friends, punch bewl and and Mrs FUR THE THANKSGIVING FEAST— | Mince and Pumpkin Pies, | Demise tester 3 i . ¢ af Dental ; it’s possible to make. «ee | In the Mince Pies we gi Assaciatio 3 20C€. Strut Ginn! U, ah) ,@or 7th &D Sis! | Bach, SARBNGIA Raa > Carter’s Little Liver Kennei hier, Fine Imported Colored Novelty Dress Goods at.. Ke fxes. Only 20c. cael if | EFWe also sell Home-made M i t is, c Ones Sun., ro to 12. 4 ch enables those wire ‘The preseription of one of Washington's oldest OPEN UNTIL 1 P.M, TOMORROW. venient. The Yale, 514 roth st._ it FE. Crock, Mrs. Dolan and ae ton at Pills ar for attocomest tec ae on Got Soa permanent Gres RERUMATNT ECR 7 Open uli 2 otiock “Thanksgiving day -y| Edith Howard, Mr. John Ohagaa, Mr. ka. | > senceesegesessssneaaay | [superior = ssid GEA. GOUr, SCLATICh, KEMBAGO ana all aches Open late tonight. | win L, Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. J. } = ———— enn pucsdaento olson. Te pur —_ Mr. and Mrs. Appleton The Yale Laundry uses pure fil- | Jarvis, 426 oth St. the blood, stimulates and restores the kidneys, {m- Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hody SICK H EADACH E i ae - 3 v proves the kealth and gives tone and vigor to. the 0) (Xe) ALE. Mrs. Mz tered artesian well water—that’s why | Caterer and Confectioner. "Phone 1000. Gas SHAHMAGY.’ 438° Tth ot eat Cae toria Ludgate, M ok, Miss A POSITIVELY CURED BY THESE LITTLE PILLS, Yale work looks so immaculately | === SS 1020-170. z eden cee ann ONS 2 your Wines Tor Thankagiving Gs ae owe atte Ta: Soo ALE ane fating. A per ae = : - oe oe Tha i 3 Mrs. L. G. Wilscn, Miss Mollie Spauluing, Ty od a white. Send a postal. 51a 1othist. | “wren tyoul rows weaty 1 Of Soo | ei Saudi euie yOunIineA means that | 29 83 a 20 ral at Miss Hiclen Nye, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. ee y 5 + “Golden Gate’ Claret, 40c. Henderson, Mrs. Burke, Mr. George iumgue, Pain di the Side, TORPID LU To suit eyes, | laundry work let us show you the | it won’t be mangled. The Yale, bi Sis) dostawtatesta neeal® Prope’ Gwynn, Mr. and Mrs, Wm, R. Keyworth, They regulate the Lowels, Purely Voge- Rightly ating ¢; | Yale way. It’s worth trying. Send} 10th st. ’Phone 1092. ** ilvery. "Phone 993, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hodgkin, Mr. and satte. f onteaily, 2%. | a postal card—wagon will call. The 0 To-Kalon Wine Co., 614 14th. Baciin, Mr J. ML, Goleman ae eo | Small Pill. Small Dose. our spe- pe Lestrange, Mrs. Brandenburg and son, Mr. * Unity. “Hoaesbis | Yale Laundry, ee Toth st. ¥€ A l ttle Gi rill ag aa = and Mss Wen Aa cSyMeon, Mica Wey Small Price. eee | ae piek ae It’s about time you made up your | Mr. Murray Wilson, Misses Mabel and teed. reat - ii 4 Lar z han, Mr. Paul Gunion, Miss Does not cure all diseases, but it will cure can make and niga we Tree Ornaments-—ma- STH & MARKET SPACE mind to send for the Yale undry, | Emma Calla’ BROWN'S i titi Laura Delan, Dr. George E. Ricker, Mrs. 7 : q Drepepsia 0 or Indigestion. All druggists. tein}, at GOULD'S WONDER STORE, 421 9th st. 514 oth st. ’Phone 1092. It 2

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