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THE WASHINGTON TBIES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER T, 1913.
AUTIF1CIAI. 1JGIIT
Artificial llfbtlns; probabljr
work the rrr&teit Injury to th
erea. Harmful rays from hleh
power lamp soon affect the
delicate nerves and muscles. Tnie
ha become pronounced among
killed mechanics who are work
Inr nlcht shifts. To see 1-etter
ther unconsciously strain anl
overwork the eyes, which nat
urally become fattened When
the vision becomes clouded or
blurred, and you find you are nn
consciously rubbing- the eyes to
temporarily remove Irritation,
consult Dr. L. H. Kraskln. our
optometrist eyeslrht specialist.
Ha will tell you whether medl
Ical attention or classes are
ceedM.
A.KAHN
OptonjetnstsOptictarjs
1955-F-Street N.W.
Latest Casualty List From
Oversea Forces
KILLED IN ACTION
MAJOR.
TVaslu, Seattle. Oeoree W. Farnen.
IJELTENANTS.
Md, Rodrrn Force. Georre Jf. Baker.
Mass Ilonton, Chart Morton Toole.
X. J- Cllffalde. Alan ntt.
N. Y New York, Raymond T. Turn.
Ohio, Norwood. Leland M. Ilamett.
re.. Garland, Randall rjoufhton.
1'a Flttsburch, Clarence C Kahle.
hKUt. EASTS.
CaL, Berkeley, Clarence W. BalUr.
Cal Lodl. Ralnh Glllesnle.
. Cal Esralon. Carl R. R. Gnstafson.
, CaL. Madera, ttllllam M. Macl'hcreon.
Conn, Waterbury. Mark J. McC.lnn.
, Kan, Onaca, n alter McKlnley Illacldedce.
I McL. Halfway, James B. Newcomer.
I Mlttii , Ashby, Krdroy A. Peterson.
I Mo.. Ilannlbal. Lioyd lladley.
N. Y.. New York, Hyman I. Ambon.
N. T, Brooklyn. William J. Dohertr.
X. T., GlenOeId. Charles B. Ossout.
. C Rosehlll. Raymond Darld russell.
Ohtu, Cleireland, Ray I- Swarts.
Ohio. Cleveland. Anthony twrel.
Oblo, Warren. John II. Ballard.
Ohio, Bradford. Albert B. Cole.
Ohio, Norwood. Charles K. Bennett, Jr.
Ta Glasiport. Michael Kvans.
I'a. Tlnbolx. Richard E. O'Brien.
Pa, rarnaa.ua, Walter M. Miearer.
Psw Allentown, Lawrence h. McNabb.
ra. Forest City. Oeonra Tayne.
VmZ Turtle Creek. Charles IT. Zlschkau.
conroRALS.
V.VANK. ' TS FOURTH STREET
ROmiEAST. JOHN F. EVANS.
..- . i tl. V. MnrniL.
Canada, rarrs Boro. Nora bcolla, Edward
II. Therlault, ..,..
Conn.. Hartford. Dennis l Sullivan,
fornix Thomaston. tleorlte l. lawns.
Fla,, Bellevlew, Frank H. Crosby.
Iowa, Frankvllle. Harold A. Spaun.
Kan., MUwelL Faul Dancy.
Kan Fomona, John E. Msar.
U. S. Food Administration License No. G-04638
ANNOUNCEMENT Our new
market at First and Thomas Sts.
Northwest will open for business
on next Saturday, November 9th,
at 7 Ao M.
Week-End Specials!
MEAT DEPARTMENT
BEEF
Porterhouse Steak, Pound. .48c
Bottom Round Steak, Pound 40c
Hamburg Steak, Pound! . . . 30c
Rib Roast, Pound. . ..... .. . 35c
Chuck Roast, Pound 30c
Boiling Beef, Pound 25c
PORK
Fresh Hams, Pound. ...T.,.. . .40c
Loin Roast (center) Pound . . 48c
Loin Roast (blade end) Lb. 42c
Pork Chops (select) Pound. 50c
Pork Chops (lean), Pound. .43c
Pork Loins (whole), Pound. 40c
STEER BEEF LIVER lb., 18c
PURE LARD
Open Kettle-Rendered,
At the Special Price,
lb., 30c
Bacon E?elb 50c
Pudding U7..e 22c
Sausage
Salt Butts
Frank or
Bologna, lb.
Lb
30c
25c
BUTTER
Fancy Fresh Creamery
Every Pound Guaranteed.
Our Derrydale Brand....
lb. 66c
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
CAMPBELL'S SOUPS rted 10c
AUNT JEMIMA mte - 15c
RICE, Imported, 2 lbs, for. . . 25c
?ALM OLIVE SOAP, 3 Cakes for 25c
lEASS&A lb. 20c, y2 lb. 40c
COFFEE
Special Santos, Rich in
Flavor and Aroma.
Why pay a higher price?
b 22c
FRESH FISH DEPARTMENT
Butters, a nice pan fish, Lb., 22c
Trout, medium size, Lb., 22c
Rock, very choice, Lb., 35c
Oysters, dry pack, Qt., 60c
Tile, sliced,
Salmon, sliced,
Halibut, sliced,
Labrador Herring, ""
Each
Lb., 28c
Lb., 38c
Lb., 38c
10c
VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT
Potatoes
Apples
U. S. No. 1 Grade, t t
15-Ib. Peck f&S
Fancy Jonathans, n S. a
Box Stock, '4 Peck..l
Onions
Apples
Yellow Globe,
Peck
17c
5 Ert. Grover Whlttaa.
J! .- nbTlaad. Charles B. nolrea.
J!?- "'""ore. Timothy R. Bran.
Minn.. Lurmr. Donald I. Holdra.
Mo- Kansas City, Ralph Dlondon Kyis.
N. J.. Ilrldcrton. Georre II. Morrison.
2V. YH ew Ynrlr. Ttintna. tf Vmh.
lF Stanley, Albrrt Iwrmco IinebTxa
""" n,on trnmft ncllrr.
OnlO. UDflTIM. Ralnh Tl tlf.n
"''"-Oklahoma City. Albrrt t. Chapnuuu
SS! ""'"sttr. ( narlrs rrmne.
X?!0' f'rr'"l. Edwanl Knpakl.
UP!0" J'rh'Hlr. Harry rtrynolda UalL
OfcU CoUlnsTiH,. John C, Daniels.
"- "Jpnnjtown. Kay C. Honklns.
ra. Ilawlry. MTlll.m E. Shrrldan.
5?."t,Jnlnk- W llllM . Van Why.
ra Philadelphia, forco II. Slook.
Tenn., Ilrthel Sprinsn. Kmmltt II. Moon.
Ja Unmpaas. OUter K. Ward.
Jr rharloUnitUla, Wesley I- Class.
Wla. Sheboyran, Edward L. BosenthaL
... . nrOLKKR.
IIL, Chleaco. Kdward 8. Driseh.
JS-T" J5ne' rrcls W. 8teele.
Ohio, Cleveland. Jatk C Erans.
a., LeesilUe. Andrew J. Lucas.
MECIIAXirl.
Pa Mlllrale, John U. MeGlnley.
"- h.?r5,,barr" Kd"" S. Hsbennan.
"" '"bnr',, Jmaey II. Kwaanlewskl.
LaV. H'iT'. ",",J I- McCooU
S. fi. White 8tone. John II. Griffin.
Teniu, KnoxTlIle. John A. Lansfard.
. .. COOKS.
Cal., Marysrllle, John ZrUerkorieh.
Conn Norwich, Domlnlek Barber.
WACONKIt.
IIL. Tale. Otho II. Randolph.
X. T., Mlddietown, Harry llnbert Spran'-
rKrVATES.
Canada, Telonsbonr Ontario, Jjoo Downey.
Canada, Alberta, Hike bait.
CalM Prinreton. Jeflernn T ITIihl
Cal., Sacramento. Albert W. Perkins.
Cat., KImonte. Marrlano Valenxnela.
CaL. San Dlero, Nestrr TheroL
Conn., Waterbnry, Alezandro Talnmbo.
Conn.. IontTllle. Richard A. Mather.
DeL. Mlirord. Walter J. West.
Holland, nelllnrwoldo, Peter Jans.
Idaho. "Paris, Harold X. Racers.
Ill- Chlraro. Howard J. Wllhadm.
IIL. SU Jacob. Homer W. Boasonr.
Ill, Chlraso. Frank G. Tenka.
IIL. Chleaco, Joseph K. Stleber.
IIU Chlraro. Anton Xerad.
IIL, Aran. Cornelias Chatterton.
IIL, Kldorado, HertU J. Bradley.
Ill, Chlcaro, Charles A. Kroner.
Ill, Chlcaro. 1 leent Clepllnskl.
111., West Hammond, llrnno Wojclechow
skL
Ind, Osslan, Earl Manrold Pcherrer.
Ind, Gary, Gnstay E. Kranson.
Iowa, AUord, Herman G. Thlelmann.
Iowa, Tltonka, Leo C. Hreen.
Iowa, Corwlth, Elmer SI. Wilson.
Iowa. Hamnton. Andrew A. Chrlstensen.
Iowa, Pleasant Plain, Alexander 8. Drtsh.
own, Apilnrton. Jay Leonara.
Italy, Sooth DrnixL Berolo MatrlelanL
Ky, Ixidlow, Jeff H. White.
Ky, Latllda. Cecil Kelly.
Ky, GaraaUel. Frank G. Woods.
Ky Bed Lick. James H. Klnnah-d.
Lonla Canato. (No address rlren.)
Me, Ronthbay, Isaac M. Giles.
Md, Baltimore, John Miller.
Md, Baltimore. Jerry G. Fieha.
Md Know Hill. Lonia Snenrer.
Masa Worrrstrr. Raymond F. St. Georra.
Maaa, Xorthbrldce, James J. Feitler.
Mass. Errlnr. Zeh MeCnrrr.
Mich, Borne City. Ray Georxe Do Bstta.
.inen, uetroit. cunton o. Aiiara.
Mich, Matinaw, Arthur Admiral Bole.
Minn, Franklin. Joe Martin.
Minn, hteen, Johannes Boornewebd.
Minn, Waronla, Henry W. Brandenlnxrg'i
Minn, Appleton, Jease II. Relnhart.
Mltin.. Minneapolis, Lawrence M Xabo-
Tttch.
Mont, Rhawnnt. flllman Wallaker.
Mont, Belrrade. Ralph W. Knrtxmaav
Mont, Reed Point. Arne Lends,
Mo, M. Louis, John Sehuler.
Mo, Joplln. Charles Calyln Wlrtt.
Mo, Bennett, James L. West.
Mo, Bonne Terre, Henry Thomas.
Mo, Joplln. Frank 31. Fannon.
Ma, Clinton, James I, Wise.
Mo, Jefferson Barracks, Leo Meyer.
Mo, M. Louis. JuUua F. ColUna.
Mo, SU Louis. John H. Gardella.
Neb.. Omaha. Unas L. Walters.
X. J, BcrnaniaTille. Alessandro Bl Amleo.
X. J, Jersey City. WlU'ara WleexesaaJ.
X. J, Vlncland, Albert Wilkinson.
. Y, Xew Vork, bamuel xounrsom.
X. Y- (tchenectadr. Harrr J. Ubiety.
X. Y, Brooklyn, Abraham Mash.
X. V.. Brooklyn, John Madden.
X. Y, Brooklyn, Andrew Marxasuta.
X. Y, Troy, Daild McClnre.
n. Y, Brooklyn. Joseph I.ouIs Cohen.
X. Y, Brooklyn, Charles Joseph Leach.
n. x, iirooHiyn. nomas itnssey.
X. Y, Central Valley. Pete Crusk.
X. Y, Bataxla. Uernuui R. Andrews.
X. Y, BroeUyn. Leo BaxdelU..
X. Y. Auburn, Donsto Zerlllo
X. Y, Xew York, Emanuel AbeL
X. Y, Breeklyn, Thomas D. McLaosUln.
. x, ew xora, rTanji tirosieK.
X. Yu Xew York. Horace Mnsnmeek.
X. Y, Xew York. Joseph Frederick OToa-
nor.
X. Y, Brooklyn, John P. Freeman.
X. Y, Xew York, Aaron Jason.
X. Y.. Mechanlesrllle. Edward 8. Connelly.
X C Scotland Neck, William F. Edwards
X. C. RobbbisTtlle, James A. EUer,
X'. C, Rotla, Samnel Mason.
X. C, Inolr, John Wesley Melton.
X. C, Klnston. Clem M. RUrs.
X. C, Sprtnc Hope. Samnel W Instead.
X. C, Asherllls, Amy A. Daxls.
X. I, Erie, Georre I. Scbroedey.
Okla, Monroe, Jonathan btephrsis McCoy.
Ohio, nockland, Walter E. 8 pees.
OMo, Akron, John J. bprlncer.
Ohio. Elyria, Alexander Matuslk.
(Continued on 1'age 0, Column 3.)
Stomach Acidity,
Indigestion, Gas
Quick! Eat just one tablet of
Pape's Diapepsin for in
stant relief.
When meals don't fit and you belch
gas, acids and undigested food. When
you reel lumps or distress in stom
ach, pain, flatulence, heartburn or
headache. Here Is Instant relief
No waiting!
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Pape'a Diapepsin all the dyspepsia,
Indisestlon and stomach distress
ends. These pelasant. harmless tab
lets or rape s Diapepsin never fall
to make sick, upset stomachs feel
fine at once, and they cost ao little at
drug stores.
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Many "cough syrups" and "balsams"
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System is the fact that they did not forget
the stenographer and her Comfort when
perfecting it.
"The light and flexible Comfortubes, on the
Transophone, weighing only a few ounces,
make you almost forget them. I can work
all day at my typewriter, transcribing
Ediphone dictation and at the end of the
day I don't know I've had the Comfor
tubes on.
"It sounds like a little thing, but any stenog
rapher who has a lot of work to do knows
that it's details like this that make you
bless the man who thought some of your
convenience and comfort."
Quoted from the statement of a steno-
grapherwith one of the thousands of Ediphone j
users ustea oy name ana business in our I
book "STABILITY."
PROVIDE FOR THOSE WHO FIGHT FOR YOU -BUY W. S. S.
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And Carry Your Merchandise Home Unwrapped
MARKET BASKETS, Each, 10c
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P. P. Finigao, DUtrict Manager
1419 G Street, near 15th Street
Opposite Riff Building
Ath for Ediion't liitttr Letters Magazine
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Drapery Department
Lace Curtains
You will find our assortment of Curtains the most complete and our prices the
most reasonable in the city. We describe a few of oar best numbers, as follows :
Bedroom Curtains Heavy Lacet Curtain, deep border in
sertion effect, battenberg' edge, white
2 yards long. only; 3-yard length Pair, $1050
Made of fine quality voile, cream col- ...,.
or, hemstitched, withJace medallion, fin- Excellent Quality Voile Curtain, cream
ished with lace edsnng Per pair, $Z75 onlY . double row hand drawnwork, plain
. hem at edge. Per pair, $12S
Fine White Voile Curtain, vertical . ,
stripes, hemstitched and finished with -fine Extra Heavy Marquisette, cream col
lace edging Per pair, $3.25 or, trimmed with rows of soutache and
. hemstitched around border. Per pair, $40
Ecru Lacet Arabian Curtain, renais
sance border, handsome corner; length, 3 Quaker Craft Filet Net Curtain, swas-
yards Pair, $1Z50 tika pattern, ivory color, plain edge; easy
n.u r- t.-. t to launder Pair, $25
Duchess Curtain, white only, attrac
tive border with plain center; 3 yards . . . ,
long. Pair, $8.75 Special Cretonne, Etc.
. . ',. . .Short lengths of Cretonne, a collection
Dtntng Room Curtains of ends from our own" stock, sold up to
Princess Curtain, fine Brussels-net. J1'00"1- Todoseout 2Scyard
ivory color, heavy openwork border; iy2 Short lengis of Drapery Net, Voile
yards long Pair, $&50 and Marquisette, white, cream and ecru.
. -. ... i-. , .. ... Sold regularjy up to 75c yard. To close
Fine Quality Quaker Craft Net Cur- t ...f......f. . iscyard
tam, ivory color, neat design and vine bor
der; trimmed with fine lace.... Pair, $4.00 Sample lengths of Damask, Brocade,
Tapestry,-eta, in 1J4 and 3 yard-lengths,
Parlor Curtains suitable for reupholstering odd chairs,
small 3-piece suites, etc These are im
Real Lacet Curtains, good quality im- ported fabrics which no longer can be had.
ported bobbmet; 2j yards long; white Priced at special prices much below cost to
only .-.... . .............. ...Pah, $5.00 import. . "
Special Candlesticks
Mahogany Candlesticks, finely
finished bases, covered with felt
to prevent marking furniture; each
has- brass- rim.
Special, 35c each
ScotchMadras--'
Mtthi-cotored Scotch Mara$V1n'"
several pretty patterns and color com
binations. Tnis is the gennine im
ported fabric which is so popular for
certains and overdrapertes.
Prices Are $L00, $1.25 and $10 Yard,
The Linen Shop
Hemstitched Pure Linen Huckaback Towels plain huck, damask figures and bor
ders and birdeye weave. The product of the leading mills of Ireland at special prices.
All Pure Flax.
Guest size 15x22 inches. For 60c and $1.10 each. !
Medium size 18x32 and 36 inches. For $1.35 and $1-50 each.
Large sizes 20x36 and 22x39 inches. For $2.00, $25 and $Z50 each
Size 24x40 inches. For $75 each
Size 25x41 inches. For $100 each-
Fine Bleached Turkish Bath Towels with
wide Jacquard colored borders, 23x40 inch,
$1.00 each.
Fine Pure Linen for Handkerchiefs
Sheer, even woven pure flax in white, 26
inches wide.
$1.50, $00 and $50 yard
Blues, green, pink or rose, 36-inch, $L25 yd.
Excellent Turkish Bath Mats ptam
white, pink, blues and gold and real ori
ental designs. Small, medium and large
sizes, $L25 to $3X0 each.
45-inch Oyster White Pure Linen in
Ramie-striped and plain weave. Excellent
for household and art purposes. Regular
stock at $1 35, $1.50 and $1 J5. For $1X0 yd.
Serviceable White Wool Bankets
A special woven 'blanket to withstand hard service; very warm; made in three
sizes.
58x78 inches, special, $11-00 Pafr
70x80 inches, special, $1475 Pair
78x90 inches, special, $17.75 Pair
30 Pairs White Hamilton Wool BUnkeis;
mixed wool filling: 72x84 inches; pink or blue
borders. Special, $15.00 pair.
Cotton Lined SilkoUne Covered Comfort.
Odd comforts left from our regular lines; re
versible covers, some with plain borders. Re
duced in price as follows : $3.50. $425, $52S. $6i0
for $3.75, $175, $4.50 and f6M each.
Satin Bedspreads; heavy wrought designs;
hemmed ends; extra weight and quality.
$675 Spreads, 72x90 inches, for $5J5 Each
$7.50 Spreads, 80x90 inches, for $J0 Each
These are extra values at these prices.
Plain Pink or Blue Sateen Covered Com
forts, 72x78 inches. Thoroughly tufted and
stitched borders.
Extra Fine Sateen Covers, wool lined, $1J50 Ea.
Pure White Covers, cotton lined $llio Ea.
"Rlpplette Dimity Bedspreads. Hemmed
spreads of this well known make.
2x 90 inches $2J0 Each
72x90 inches $190 Each
80x90 inches $luEach
90x100 inches 9325 Each
"Art Needlework Salon" .
Many novel ideas are being explained daily by Miss Warner in our Art Salon. As
Xrnas draws n?ar you should secure the new stamped articles, with necessary embroid
ery materials to finish in time for Xmas.
Gifts of unusual beauty and novelty are arriving daily. By selecting now you se
cure the new fresh stock and avoid disappointment and handled goods later.
Special agents for the best yarns"God Shepherd" and "Angofleece Yarns."
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