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THE WASHINGTON HERALD. FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1913.
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Your Easter Suit-
and the best suit the money ever bought.
Fine M-S-M Spring Suits,
Honest $20 Value
This is our Easter offer to jou Mr. Man the biggest cloth
ing value in America.
Your Caster Hat
and the best hat the money cer bought.
$2.50 Spring Der
bies and Soft
Hats,
$1.90
Some people ask $3 for
same quality hat.
$3.00 Cosmopolitan
Spring Derbies
and Soft Hats,
$2.29
Many liaN arc sold for
$3.50 that are no better.
Genuine Stetson Spring Derbies and Soft Hats.Ctf Cfl
Some hatters get $4 and $5 for them J.3
Money's Worth or Money Back.
D. J. KAUFMAN
1005-1007 Penna. Ave.
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A Good,
Sound Ale
Brewed from the best of
material-, by perfected meth
od Sparkling Ale a good,
licalth-giing bccrage.
Sparkling Ale, M fig"'
n additional charge of oO cents is made, which will be re
funded on return of bottles.
Bottled at the Brcwcn e.clusi clj .
Washington Brewery Co. Sn 254
I " I" DOUBT BUY Or
nouseHerrmann
CO.7lX ErEI)STREETS.NYt.
e are full agents for all
Columbia Talking Machine
outfits and supplier.
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COLUMBIA
Prove It for
Yourself
Hundred of people here
arc about reach to purchase
a talking machine.
Bu in the da light! Make
comparisons! Remember that
there are "talking machines"
and "phonographs" but onl
one
COLUMBIA
GRAPHOPHONE
or GRAF0N0LA
Be sure to get in touch
ith us before you buy. Com
plete outfits from $17.50 up.
Come in and listen.
Most people prefer to buy "on time"
and that suits us. Terms are easy.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
All Columbia records can
be played on Victor talking
machines.
Save Your Shoes
and Save Money
Bend them to us. and tret
them back looking like new.
HOME SRIE IEPAII CO.
719 9th 8t N. W.
W.rk Called For aai
Delivered.
India Is now prtxjudor aDBuaHr more tfcaa 11
MO on ton of coal, and electrical inadusary ia
vaasc introduced into 1U nmxl
Near-by Eggs
Dozen, OlC
They are large and
have not been picked
over.
Tomatoes, per can 8c
Mountain View Brand of
Sugar Corn, per can.. 5c
Fancy Yellow Onions, per
peck 12c
Fancy White Potatoes, per
peck r. ...18c
Redman's Brand of Molasses,
per can 7c
No. 2',j Size Golden Crown
Srup, per can 9c
Fancy Evaporated Peaches,
per lb 8c
Choice Evaporated Apples,
per large package 6c
6 lbs. California Prunes,
for 25c
Grape Juice, per pint bot
tle 15c
Sauerkraut, per can 8c
Herring Roe, per can 8c
Sweet Potatoes, per can.. 8c
3 Loaes Star of East Bread,
for 10c
THE-
J. T. D. Pyles
Stores
DATE FOR HEARING
ON FREIGHT RATES
Interstate Comnerce CoauunioB to
Hear Argnntents Concerning
Free Delirery Here.
MERCHANTS DISCUSS IT
The committee on freight and trans
portation of the Retail Merchants' Asso
ciation has received notice from the In
terstate Commerce Commission that a
hearing would be held In the matter of
the discontinuance of store-door dellv
erles In Washington March 26 at 10
o clock.
The schedules filed with the Interstate
Commerce Commission by the railroads
provided that the new tariffs should go
Into effect on March 1. Through the ren
resentaUon of the general counsel of the
Retail Merchants Association. M. I).
Rosenberg, the schedules were suspended
until June 2S. The hearing Is to be held
before Examiner Elder In the rooms of
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Prompt 1 on receipt of the notice, R.
P. Andrews, chairman of the freight and
transportation committee, called a meet
ing of hit committee for Z o clock j es-
terday afternoon, when the matter was
gone oer in detail and plans mado to
meet the Issue presented by the railroad
companies It was the sense of the
mcctlnir lhat the associations counsel
should make the strongest representa
tions possible to prevent the inaugura
tion of this imposition upon the mer
chants of the- clt.
The following is the committee on
freight and transportation: R. P. An
drews, chairman. Max Rich. F. V. Bol-
glano. A. D V. Burr, P. K. Chaconas,
George S De Neale. Meer Fellhelmer,
E. C. Graham. I. Goldcnberg. Ired Halm.
Alex Hecht. Harry King, Anton Stephan.
and Joseph Stoddard
COMMISSION TO SEE
"MOVIES" AS EVIDENCE
Moore's GfRDEH The,ler
433 Ninth Street . W.
Continuous Xooi to 11 P. SI.
Today and Saturday,
RETRIBUTION
With Asta ZVellaen.
Garden Symphony Orchestra
of Ten.
Patronized by Particular People.
CONNECTICUT MARKET
Choice Groceries and Heats,
WAHL & "26 19th St. K. W.
Pictures to Show Result of Railroads
Handling Certain Kinds of
Freight.
Tht Interstate Commerce Commission
has elee'ded that it will accept as testl
mon molng pictures in connection with
cases prcsrnlt-d to it. and on April 4. in
Chicago, at f-iight depots there and at
the dicks lictures will be taken, under
tho auspices of the commission, to be
ron"-ide-e1 bv the commiaion in a case
noiv pending before It.
Ccmplalnt has been mado to the com
irivslun from numerous manufacturers
that the railroads within the past 5 ear
hae tad different rates on the same
rmmcd!ties when packed in a certain
manrf When packed in wooden boxes
a commodity or article was assessed a
certain rate, and when packed In car
tons or containers made of fiber or
paper a higher rate was charged, the
laU.-iaJ asser'alning that when packed
1p the latter manner it was harder to
handle and mTC care had to be taken
Representation of manufacturers us
Ing containers and packages other than
wood, and of the manufacturers making
the containers, have appeared before the
cTP.mirsion, and to convince the com'
mission that containers other than wood
can bo handled without extra care or
precaution, arc going to inclose in us
ual fiuantitics such things as lamp chim
neys, eggs, and other breakable things
en docks and at freight ards. and har
them manhandled by freight handlers
and stevedores, and then, while the fil
are still being worked, to have 1
packages opened and show- the condi
tion of the contents.
The commission probably will be tho
first body in this country hearing testi
mony and deciding cases to recognize
moving pictures as a means of present
ing evidence.
STUDENTS ARRIVE TODAY.
Techuolnfrr Institute Seniors to See
sights of Capital.
The senior class of Stevens Institute
of Technology, of Hoboken. N. J . which
has been on a long trip inspecting va
rious Eastern cities, will arrive in Wash
ington today. They will come from lie
Keesport. Pa
While in Washington the party will
stop at the Hotel Powhatan and will vis
It the- various rolnts of interest in the
Capital. Washington is the last city to
be v isited on the long trip, which began
en March 15. The students are In charge
of Albert F Ganz, professor of electrl
al engineering
Oil Bnrnrra Doing Tested.
Important tests of boilers and burners
are being conducted at the Philadelphia
Navv Yard, where there is a special fuel
oil testing plant The experiments now
under wav are being witnessed by a num
ber of representatives of railroad and
shipbuilding companies, who are present
at the Invitation of the Navy Department.
Order Eaater Florrera Rarly.
The finf st specimens of home grown flow
ers and blooming plants at Gude's, 1211 F.
Moll Offered Pnst to China.
President Wilson has offered the post
of American Minister to China to John
R. Mott. of Montclair, N. J., secretary
of the International committee of the
Young Men's Christian Association. Mr
Mott has declined the offer, but. at the
President's request will consider it fur
ther before announcing his final decision.
Women of Press to Meet.
The Women's National Press Associa
tion will hold its monthly meeting at
the Raleigh Friday night. Miss Mabel
Boardman and Gen George M. Sternberg
will be the principal speakers of the even
Ing. Members and friends of the assochv
tion are cordially Invited.
LQCAI MEUTIOH.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.
btetma Charts Vinlrttor karea from foot of
Berenth Street Boothwext for Mount Veraoa. hcaaa
acd tomb of Washington, dailj. except Bandar, at
U a. ra. and 145 n. tn.
Norfolk and Waahlniton steamboat Obmpaays
Mcmnris inu tun w DCicnui OTXOCX IOT Uld Xmt
Comfoit and Norfolk daily at f 5 p. m.
Cari from Fifteenth Street and New Tort Aamiu
erery quarter boor for main cntrasoa Zoo 1-azfc and
worry uiaae.
To Gnat TaUs Waatdn-rton and Old nnm-,i-
Baunad can erery few alrratta from TMrti-aina
and M Sheets. -
To Mount VentwWaahlnitcn-Tu-a-lnla, BaSwaf
nn ro7 ovux on lam sour xxum io a. ta, to 1 p. Bu.
laat car. BtaOou. Twelfth Stnat and Pa-majlnmla
Cbea. Ohio Ry. TVur to PactSc Coast.
Arrnimt Oirlstlnn Rnrfcavm. r..........!-..
Los Angeles. CaL, July next. Itinerary
now ready for distribution. Call on Edw.
Tarring, transportation manager, 1331 F
ol, eir e.nes. oz umo jvy. omcea.
Gorareonat Indeed. MJoanfclt-a Pi.aH
of France." Virginia Theater. Today.
The bulk of the DoDulation of Mexico and nut nT
ita Important econonue actlritVa are to be found in
tha hi(h plateau nnao.
Hot Crosa Bam, lRc Dos, Friday.
Vary the menu by adding HOLMES'
HOMEMADE HOT CROSS BUNS for
Friday. A delicacy that people count on
for once a week. Phone Main -1337 early.
Don't forget the HOMEMADE MILK
BREAD. ALSO. 21 tickets for IT. 8c
LOAF DELIVERED.
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Use Cottolene For
Cooking!
When you shorten or fry food
with butter it is needless ejetravagance.
Butter is too expensive for use anywhere
but on your table. If butter were really
better, would produce better results in cook
ing, you would be justified in using it, but
it won't Cottolene is fully the equal of but
ter for shorteninsr: it is better for frvincr. It
makes food rich, but not greasy, because it heats
to a higher temnerature than lard or butter and
cooks so quickly that the iat has no chance to "soak in."
Cottolene is more healthful than lard, and you need to use
only two-thirds as much as you would of either butter or lard.
When you stop to consider that the price of Cottolene is no more
than the price 01 lard, you can
readily figure out what a saving
its use in your kitchen means.
Don't be extravagant; don't
use butter for cooking; it's too
expensive and no better. Don t
U5C 1CUU, HO IW (XLilAl LOJ-Ll,
and greasy.
Do use Cottolene. and you will
have better, more healthful food,
and more money m your
pocketbook.
Try this redpe:
GRIDDLE CAKES-
1 cup lifted flour Vz teaspoon salt
1 egg 1 tablespoon melted Ctttltni
ifl teaspoon rods 1 teupoon baking powder
Sift together, the flour, ult, aodi, baking
powder, add beaten egg and Citttltne. Beat well,
cook on griddla greased slightly frith Ctttnltnt.
Made only by
THE
'N. K- FAIRBANK COMPANY
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Give Us Your Order
For Window Screens
and Screen Doors
The illustrations give you an idea
of the high grade of work we turn
out. It is only one of the many styles
of window screens you may select
from. Because they arc made in our
own factory of superior materials, by
expert workmen, uc know they can
not be bettered. Wc guarantee to
put them up within 10 days' time
after receiving jour order.
Wc also carry a complete stock of
ready-made screens and doors in all
sizes.
LANSBURGH
FIRRITSRE
AMI CARPET
CO
512 NINTH STREET.
Established 1873. Tel. North 1633
S.H. HIKES & SON
Undertakers, Embalmers,
and Funeral Directors
1715 14th Street N.W.
Prices and Terms Made for Lot! and
Burial Sites.
Washington. D. C. Philadelphia, Pa.
Cemetery Lots Bought, Sold, and
Exchanged. Cremation Arranged.
Best Service Guaranteed.
All kinds of wood, cloth, and metal
caskets furnished at moderate
prices.
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1 MAKES
DELICIOUS
DESSERTS
"Joaenfclac Esuress of Fraace."
TASTE SO GOOD
JANES'
Chocolates and Bonbons
514 NINTH STREET N. W.
Is Linger's Lew Price for This
GUARANTEED BED
All our beds are excellent in
design they add to the looks of the
home. More than that they outlast
the general run of beds, because
constructed of best materials and
put together to stay. The finish of
this bed at $12.75 Is corerad by the
tame guarantee we give on a bed at
ISO. Come In and look ortr Its ua
usual good points.
We'll make oyer year all mat
rcsa like new at anall coat.
H. A. Linger, Jr.
933 G Street N.W.
SENATOR FLOUR
Once Tried, Always Used
IIP "ifePECiaL BLCWPJIj
YOUR GROCER HAS IT
Special Blend Coffee, 25c lli.j
W. I. Breakfast toffee, 21c lb.
The Coffees
Par
Excel
lence
AnMur's
IRlSvfS wW
eiallitterMe,
25c, ti hifirstt
rase aanfae-
tmd.
Washington
Dairy Company.
840 LOUISIANA AVENUK.
Phen Main 6906.
V ItfiiK In ( AH Park i City.
FRESH
MEATS
Table Luaries. Ergialattw.
DRURY'S
236 B St. N. B. Phen L. 407
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mamuiMiajB
Stop
Look EpssELiiirEi
Listen
The greatest thing for making the
place clean is a small application of
i Russelltne.
When the grocers tell you other
soaps are "just as good.- smile at thera
and knock on wood.
I t"H"r 1 I
larfMt Horning Circulation.'
The porcflaio tpnnna uwd in Cblsa for caturiea
an behif rtpland br atul apoooa nuda ia Car-
The Fasn.ua
SHOOMAKER
PENN. RYE
Ten yearn old, V1.33.
Order by pk.it.
Alio TENNESSEE. 1K Bottle.
THE SHOOMAKER CO.
1331 E Street N. W.
Eatabllshr. 1833. Phone X 11 Man
X DRINK 1VT i
axtm
S. C. Palmer & Co.
. 106 Wisconsin Ave . W. 180
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