i : 4 TANUARY 22, 1897-1: PAGES. Baad ee — rararsrte Tie Bnei ateer, AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN Lensbargh ¢ & Bro. x! ~ rain F Sty (Shand gee Sage | THE NEW WAVE. i HELPS IN ECONOMY. hd “Where Quality Rules.” * seal brown When cream fs added, it take brown of old Java. The taste ts pungent and piqu: Ing great fat- re ** Made full front, Wat- teau back, — bishop sleeves, vokes, cuffs - and collar trimmed with braid. Sizes ranging sere quite similar to coffee; m fact, 50 to it In aroma and flavor th: aera 7 rant erties quickly dismiss his former alls, The great feature of this new and rational pelle ih Sete s $3.00 Wilton Carpets Stoo Bigelow Axminsters. Wilton \ elvets Velvet Carpets...... Moquette Carpets... . Body Brussels will be sold at just one-half: the Creator intended for man’s salsis! SIZES oF Dr. Worley A. Dunn, edit S75 ieee am highly pleased with it.” Natural All-wool Norfolk and Nothing is more to the point than this new food- @rink made from grains. It bears the name of New Brunswick Underwear for men. “Postum Cereal,” and is made by the Posiim Cereal Co., Iim., Battle Creck, Mich. SIZES OF SHIRTS: Dita WERS Se nha Cototetotety feats were well applauded. ~ s time when shop Real Extate. Just at the 1 , Worn shoes are everywhere ferred to his son, Prof. Alexander Graham ¢ Showing signs of price distress Bell, for an uanamed consideration, lot 135 [( to. tempt buyers, we offer our and the north half of lot in Threikela’s | 2 bright, fresh new stock at re- ) addition to Georgetown. ( duced prices. Prof. Alexander Graham Bell has trans- Many lines have become Sree ioe tet at tot Is ia the same | broken in sizes. and ~in. such He also transfers cases we are offering them for than is asked for the s 680, G82. GSI and 4: te ris’ subdivision of Anacostia. » much less bargain footwear you sce adyer- tised. ) Prof. Alexander Melville Bell has t = trrrtvetrirt seep It claims to be a direct amd quick prodncer of Pew blood corpuscles by the natural method of good, nourishing food taken in a liquid form. It fs quite a bit less expensive than coffee and altogether its use appeals to one’s common sense. eveseesondoaseesonteeteeseos i ee am coe nh ety . “ See SS Ee oom zr z = (' hi : \ i 4 32 3F 2x arr aD) apd Po Dr o-4 rrr xr : i gee ie i a wiaces eT OL De es De ee « Woutlt $1.75, $1.15 Each. Natural All-wool Glastenbury Beware of the fraudalent imitations of the orig- inal Vestum Cereal Grain coffee. Insist on Tos- tum. It Sefont Fannie M Gilbert has bought Nelson and Peter J. MciIntyr parts of lots 17 and 18. in Corcor division of square 1208, the consideration} > fy ee y men sor eaners ap is surprising that sensible Sf. Child's Sieaee Sil- | Health Underwear for men, double- BARBER & ROSS, peta Sa een ¢ people will allow such perennial) Sat ur ay *s) #¢ ver Pir Sets, beautiful 4 breasted shirt: iS = 4 sales to become prosperous, but “ Howard's for Corsets! Cor. G and 11th Sts. Word has been reccived here of the death | ( prosy ‘ >: designs to select from. M i e SIZES OF SHIRTS: 2-40, 4-44. SOLD FoR $2 of Mr. Walter C. Smith, formerly of this ]4 More are finding out every day place, who died at Wheeling. W. Va., Wed- ne the falsehood that is rampant in lay evening,at the advanced age of sev- | 2 Jocal shoe trade. four years. He was a veteran rail- | ( read civil engineer, and was found deadin {2 A Jine of men’s black calf. calf 13s bel. He was_e tative of lined shoes—in several styles of and graduated with honors University, though for many » toe—which have sold very freely ) About ‘Puritan’ & ‘Calovit’ heaters.: You may as well stop if you are look- ing for a better ofl heater than the ‘The Lae Hprice “Tet oa i *1, °1.25 .: Toilet Goods Reduced $ ll OO Each. DAY! foe CORSETS, Glastenbury Camel's Hair Un- derwear for men. ioe aoe SIZES OF SHIRTS: 2-25, 2 ramental. also heavy: tan and wine shoes, which have been $5, reduced ye “Purkan,"” or a bette eater thin | been residing at Wheeling. During his Pars ogee Patent Leather Lace ) loc. Sponges..... Je. each. Mi is OF DRAWERS: 2 30, 2-82, 2-36. SOLD piviapeer esa sberlin Sea Z| he surveyed’ ihe route of anany different |S f0F $4-50—have been marked ) ? Boots. , ; 5 c. carefully a ae ae and was for some time resident |) $2.98 to close. > )| $s Weodbury’s i ‘aur oa buy either you | &&ineer of the Baltimore and Obio rail- | ( ‘ Ss eee a you} | road. . Aga By Ta [oer nnenaee os | i $2.65. Pees 15c.cake. ac ba Lg et da 3 Mt. Zion Church. ( A line of ladie _ Waterproof é toc. Wool Soap.. 4c. cake. i T J Giabfary oinere. aa tier ae omens S| Re eee a CaN zh enamel, waterproof deerskin, 3 <—¢ 2 ‘ -- 4c. a = “ : ers, ey are more or- . George W. Me! ugh. ) : $5 Cork Lace Boots, ! 4 omorrow Double-breasted Scarlet Wool : $ ? some months past has been the pas the Tenleytewn Baptist Church, ceived a promotion in the shape of anot $2.98. church added to bis care, namely, the Zion Church, a little above Bethesda. Ma. A line of men’s high cut, cali old church, where he has endea > been $4.50. for $2.98. mself to the members of his congregs- Se i gah ca teaiareire A line of men’s corkfilled ena- mel and a line of men’s water- confined to his home with the grip, but he is reported to Le improving rapidiy, and soon expects to be out, when he w iter 3 Gate eas upon his double duties. proof tan shoes—the very latest Health Regulations. “English shapes, with exten- sion soles, fast colored agatine evelets—and in all sizes and ) widths—shoes which we have The negro owns a wheelbarrow, and for | > been selling all season to. the some time past has collected garb ( a wees ‘ residences, keeping the refuse in an old |< SWellest dressers for $5—will go \ sack which he carried on the wheelbarrow. |( at $3.48 He has been arrested several times before |} “° P9-4°> on a similar Charge. 15c. Borated Tal- cum Powder. eto 4 Here js the greatest corset hargsin Oc. box. 9) ever our pleasvre to of ‘The best : $2.65 . . c ° mikes of $1 and $125 Corsets; In $5 Waspting Button Boots, r5c. Cold Cream, aI white, black and drab, in medium, 2 ae a Jong and extra long waists. Many ; ‘ y : ) jor c¢ happe d bd are silk flossed. All have two side a ++ hands and lips... Qe, jar. ’ steels and double front steels. Not ) eee a a corset in the lot worth under 1; ,e Button, 5c. Toilet Paper, 4 mang worth $1.25, and a few worth even $1.50. $2. Be wit: ae or = 236 3c. ! ‘ s¢ Our 4oc. and a 1| 4 h 7 || je } Spanish Arch, button, - At Best Extracts... 25¢. oz. $ oice, ) {os We furnish the’ 25¢. $2.65. Florida Water.. 19c. bot. ? > \] 4 4 j Ribbons Reduced. 4 4 4 4 Shirts for men. to SIZES #2.00, 3-36, 2-42, 2-46, 2-50. SOLD FOR ‘‘Puritan” heaters. No. 34—burns 3t%c. worth of oil in ten hours. No. 44—burts in ten hours. No. 54—burns Sc. worth of oil in ten hours. No. 64—burns Se. worth of ‘oll in ten hours and has double drum, ie 8 $1.25 Each. All-wool Searlet Underwear for men. pean OF SHIRTS! 2 $4 Pear $7.50 OF DRAWE SOLD FOR 9c. 55. Each. Men's Detby Ribbed Underwear, Brown, Tan: aind De Gray. All sizes. Sold jor $1.2 75c. Each. line White Cashmere Underwear for men, medium weight. _.. SIZES: OF cast Iron fire box and is $0.00 Nos. 54 and 64 have drip pan 2nd rollers. James Martin, colored, aged forty-five. Was arrested yesterday by Policeman Fen- relly for violating the Health regulations. Gurs is the only exclusive corset store and the largest in south. carry more high-class imported is than all the other stores together, Sutisfaction or money returnea. PPLLEEEEE LESLEY 9 OSCE REESE: me “*Calovit”’ heaters. I-burner size heats a single bed Foom, and corsumes but Se. worth go of gas in ten hours. E 2-burner elze heats a large room, @nd burns but Je. worth of gas in ten hours. PAP PPG A i y: 1 lot 5-in. Plain , and Fancy Taffeta > F St. Cor. 13th. |! srge"at St 4| HOWARD'S Notes. Mr. William A. Cunningham has b elected as one of the directors of th. Georgetown Masonic Library Association. The funeral of Daniel Regan was held ( ¢ this morning et 8:15 from the residence of ) B. Rich’s Sons, ) 5 \ his brother-in-law, John MeGee, on the ( It Ten-two F Sires ( room, and burns but 16c, worth of gas shoes from A to Z, to fit you- a day Sead for Foot-Form € Worth 45c. cree Lia. For........38eyard. {Corset Emporium, | saecaneicrcen | 1003-ten-three-F, * Satin Ribbon, black pel only. Worth 3oc. rf ( —-— 5 spert shoe fitters, who know ( ( not ea ame wie wa the toes, Sy Julius pe " Furniture and gee - = : = ot 25c.yard. ; lot 34-inc - 3 Carpet Company. silk Black Satin 4 Boston PEEMANENT OFFICE NOW LOCATED aT Gros Grain Rib- Variety Store. Japanned Coal Hods, 17c. Furnace Scoops, 60c. AINTS—1 26, 1.38, RAY Roseodeodiotipttenoniotiesitiotiototeon oot oe iiNy Z| ¢ \ edetetentnoietetetnenet BR 52F AF GGRE TREAT RSeaTs 5 Rae Ease Fe Shoers to the « Conduit road. The remains were taken to St. Stephen's Church, and Pennsylvania a trass of requicm was pose of the sou! Holy Rood cemetery. Mr. John Marbu who has been con- eather stripping. | Be aa Be aS = Beant three weeks, Sigmund Ay T F < oe WIN 2 A PLEA FOR THE NEWsBoys. Baltimore ND) sas F of Sal Subject. : On Sale P 14e. foot for Best Felt Strip made, Valentine's. foot for Valentine’s—the best, where. a solemn 3 2 85c. Each, An odd lot of Men’s White Me- rino Shirts and Drawers, which were 50 and 75c. 25c. Each. Men's Bleached and Unbleached Canton Flannel Drawers SIZES-28, 30, 32, 34 AND 44. WERE 390. 15c. Each. A wonderful sacrifice on BARBER & ROSS, every garment advertised.|¢% it Cor. G and 11th Sts. nted for the re- The interment was at 2e OS Eee Ice and roller skates. Only the best sort. 50e. and up for Tce : 1226 F Street N. W. is bon. » Wortli 25¢. (Craig & Harding’s Old |; ie For. -.¥.:.-20¢.yard. Stand.) > Bargains in Towels. pee ee ee ince. Twenty Casks Julius Lansburgh Furni ° © ture and Carpet Company | Hil, Hagel Trish White Porcelain ts ‘ndressed Heavy : i » MADE A ab ¥ Nis HED, Ur OSEY while I am lazily defying the clock to rout day of sale at as ae u rs 2) Hemmed Irish Huck Oval Meat Dishes, 4c. to 49e. SCANT eer pen \ me out, I feel, oh, so sorry for the poor ee ee rices on i o ‘3 Towels 19¢ Cake Plates, 1gc.; Salad Dishes, 30, 2 WERE | a See pee ee erage sammy oplege rae negitee 5 sure, but must rise unusually early on richest of Fars sold prices less ss » Miz. H A A Saas . : : . - nat you pay for infertor Furs. ‘ st th = 100 dozen of -size eet: ae GRAY AND this, my rest day, in order to reap their gine = a oox4e > Pure Lae Fruit Saucers, 2c.; Butter Chips, MOSTLY poor little harvest. And then thought flies ST Ge ane ak te full sweep. Bas ene Ic = For “Women's Shoes) you have pata’ > | b.ick Yo more than , ge = " . . =e: BS a chosen, since they ‘sin when people have 4 ° I ure Line n Extra oe s, oatmeal, 6c.; oyster, 7c.; Dg sGCR Oa Ae ee = had a full aliowance of sleep and end be. | > 5 xX rac Ing, Quality Knotted ‘ tea, 8c. 10c¢ FOR CHILDREN’ 8 Wi AND X 1334 F St fore nestle church services begin. But] > 2A, SIGMUND & Son ; an iy = RAL GHA E AND PANTS. even this were not the case, would the s F tinge German Dam- 4 Sugar Bowls, 2o0c. 2 THE ONLY SIZES ARE 16 Ad small annoyance endured by an Socanonat| > ie ; f ask Towels... ........ Tea Pots, 29c. 29. sl 7 supersensitive person be sufficient reason 4 Co Ja22-420 Shoes Shined Free altimore. 4 4 You are getting double and triple for risking the future usefulness of the ° 100 dozen of size 4 Covered Butter Dishes, 24c. = S P ee) army of voung beings to whom their Sun- | 2 ESTABLISHED 1846. . 3 i Pickle Dishes, 8c. value if you buy any of these special day profits mean so much? There is a] 2 ening antit 9 o'cloc , o §6Pure Linen good values. Don't fail to remem- great stir made year in and year out in be- u We gladly explain stowing charity, alms, upen hundreds in this city. Offices are rented and officers - > $¢beee ; paid in order that this work may be car- Lia oe ried on. Yet, is it not an acknowledged DUNT BALA. fact that just so scon as a person hecomes STEAMER TRUNK : a willing recipient of charity he ceases to be of further value as a citizen? And is not self-help, therefore, the only anchor which can keep the rising generation of the mary from drifting of into pauperism and crime, and consequently the encour- ee one of ee big offers: stock taking seasor takes. Steamer ‘Trank. 5 ust meet. toehiy_conties that ieay Waterproof, canvas covered, iron bound, heart grows hot with wrath every time I ey a A ty eee in eee Sago | read of an instance where some old or

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