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Ilil. WASHINGTifS HERA1J), MONDAY, DECEMBER 21. yn.
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The Han't Store
Official Weather Report Rain
Lots of People Are
Giving Clothing
for Christmas this year judging
from our enormously increased
jusiness the past week. Bully good
idea, too better than giving a lot
di useless knick-knacks that no
Vody can use.
Selling Hundreds of
120 Suits and Overcoats
MS'5
ind busy all over the store selling
furnishings and other useful gifts
that a man appreciates. Wall save
you money on everything you buy
it the Man's Store.
Money' Worth or Money Back
D. J. KAUFMAN
(INCORPORATED)
1005-7 Pa. Ave.
WOMEN TO GET VOTE !
THROUGH COURT TEST
Mrs. Colby Say Case in Supreme
Court Probably Would Provide
Recognition at Polls.
STILL DEEPER REDUCTIONS
MORE DAYS OF
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.
tiitdio and Mariantocia Pinto, boy.
John L. and lytlie M. Pope, girl.
Louis sad Thmsa Do Pranrow-Vi. boy.
Jobs J. and Mary A. ODrtin. girt.
Earl S. and Mlncie B. Charlton, girl.
Waller t and Flormoa M. Bril. girL
OOLOBED.
l'bilip and Edna oliinn. girl.
ErneM and Annetu Robinson, girl
FWdwr and Luc? Powell. bo.
John 1". and EUa Hall. girl.
George and Nannie Coatea. girl.
Matlh-w and Bertha Barber, ben.
Caesar Leaves for Frisco.
The naval collier Caesar has left Wash
ington with a cargo of government ex
hibits to be shown at the San Fran
cisco Exposition. The Ca-sar will pas
through the canal to the California city.
The suffrage question will be Anally
decided when some woman asks if there
of the gentler sex are not entitled to
vote under the Constitution. Mrs. Clara
Bewick Colby said yesterday itr an ad
dress at the Secular League meeting
in the Pythian Temple.
"Women may obtain the exercise of
the franchise In four ways," said Mrs.
Colby. "First, by amendment of all the
State constitutions by vote of the elec
torate. Second, by an amendment to the
Constitution submitted by a two-thirds'
vote of both houses of Congress and rat
ified by three-fourths of the State legis
latures. "The third possibility is that Congress j
might Issue a declaratory act, unless a ,
test case having been taken to the Su- j
prime Court, such an act should be decid-,
ed to be unconstitutional. Fourth, the j
question could be decided If some woman, ,
having her vote refused by a State,
should bring a test case before the Su
preme Court, and it should be decided in j
her favor. This last. I think, is the wayl
it will finally be decided."
Mrs. Colby discussed the bill which
will be before Congress on January 6, '
whereby women would be given the I
power to vote for Senators and Repre-1
sentatives. The Secular League voted to i
favor this bill.
Several speakers, in discussion, dis-1
agreed with Mrs. Colby. During their
speeches, the Constitution was shot all
to pieces, the exploiting clssses were
denounced and woman was declared to
be cursed by God In the Bible.
FRIEDLANDER BROS.
SALE
OF MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS
SALE POSITIVELY CLOSES MIDNIGHT, DEC. 24 BY
ORDER
EXECUTORS
I SUITS Men's Furnishings
$10.00 Sot,
Sale Price
$15.00 Sort,
Sale Price . .
$18.00 Suit,
Salt Price. . .
$20.00 Suit,
Sale Price...
$25.00 Suit,
Sale Price...
$30.00 Suit,
Sale Price .
$5.35
$7.40
$8J5
$10.50
$11.90
$13.75
$12.50
Over
$15.1
Overcoat.
$20.00
Overcoats
$25.00
Overcoats
$27.50
Overcoats
$30.00
Overcoats
$5.75
$7.50
$9.25
$11.90
$13.50
$15.50
's OvereoiB
Meal's
ilk. Ilw
Silk Reek
Mew's SI JS MM
Men's SI.50 Pleated Shirts.
Mew's SI JO Flannel Pajaaaaa . .
Mea's SI Klaaael Jllght Skirts
SI. 13
Mea's
A li
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Sweaters .
Mea's S4.00 Cardigan Jackets
Mea's S6.0O Cardigan Jackets.
Mea's TSe Ribbed I ndrrnrnr .
M.00 Bath
CATTS HEADS ANOTHER RAID.
Ai-
Lleutrnaat and "Vice Sqaad"
rest Thirty.
Thirty persons were arrested by the
"vice squad" early yesterday in a raid
on the Piedmont Motel. Sixth street and
Musourl avenue northwest.
"Walter Knight, nineteen years old. at
tempted to escape by diving through a
third-story window. He Is at Emergency
Hospital.
Lieut. John Catts led Detective M. L.
Howes, Jule Simpson. Harr; Cole, and
Policeman Nolan, in the raid.
Had No License: Arrested.
Charged with conducting an unlicensed
bar. John King, colored, 723 Ball's alley
northwest, was arrested yesterday by
the police of the Sixth precinct. Ser
geant Ed. Curry, Detective Harry Evans
and Policemen O. S. Montgomery and W.
J. McHaney got a case of beer and a
crate of whisky, they allege, from King's
place.
Special Holiday Offerings
OF SELECTED WINES AND LIQUORS
rsViaaa a rr Pint arriMi-i n 1 w I n and llnnnrc fftr hnKdav trarta Hut ami- aM
r-srular. tuandard stock at specially reduced prices. These special holi
day offerings have always been a big success with us, and a genuine sav
ing for you.
All goods delivered. A set of two wine glasses free with each order.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS.
Special No. 1.
1 lit. Ke.iport Whiskey
1 tit. XX Port Wine
I Q. XX Skerry Vt inc. . . .
1 Qt. XX Masrstel Wtae.
Special Price.
S .75
.. .as
sijo
$1.60
Special No. 2.
1 tt. Old Leg Cable ....
1 Ut. XXX Pert Wtae
1 t. XXX Skerry Wlae.
1 t. XXX Angelica
S Jt
SX40
Special Price $2.15
Special No. 3.
1 Qt. Mlier Wedding WhUkey. SI.OO
1 Qt. Jamaica or New England
Rum .75
1 Hi. liar Inn Skerry Wlae 75
1 HI- Catawba XX .33
Special Price $2JS0
Special No. 4.
1 i. Silver Wedding; Whlakey .
1 HI. Barton Port Wlae
1 Hi. Barton Sherry Wtae
1 HI. Best To-Kay
S1.00
, .75
.75
.75
S3 25
Special Price $2.90
Mall Order. Receive Prompt and Careful Attention.
I alaloame en Request.
Colonial Wine Co.
Cor. 9th and D Sb. N. W.
Phone Man 2188
FRIEDLANDER BROS., 428 9th
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HOUSE & HERRMANN
Seventh Street Eye Street
ANYBODY WILL "THANK YOU" FOR A
COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA
And the more they know about the sound-producing instruments the heartier will be the thanks for
your selection of the Grafonola. It certainly is superior in every way tone, construction, equipment
You Can Arrange for Special rerms of Payment
"The Meteor:'
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With only
50c a
week to
The Favorite,
FULFILLS POPE'S WISH
WITH CHOIR OF BOYS
I. ill
&ln!5crWttCrUr
jits. Jeaale K. Kpeahmaa, ISfty years
old. 908 D street southwest, dropped
dead last night while in front of 410
Ninth street southwest.
Jerome T. Halrk. of tke elaaa of ISIS
ot the George Washington University
Rector Williams Has Solemn Music
Sung Only by Male Voices at St
Anthony's Church.
Complying with the wish of Pope Plus
X that only male voices render tne soi
tmn music of the church, the surpllcec
sanctuary choir of St. Anthonys nurcn. jie wln commence his duties January 1
composed of twenty-three youthful chor- ; A mualfml fr (fce hUm4 wl w ,.
isters. is completing preparations for an , ubrary of Congress this even-
exceptional progr of Chrtstmsa music. , Pavilion 7. The program
The choir has attracted 'spread st-,,,, rtnTfd j,,,. Grm G.
tention. It Is composed of probably the cnr,gt ptan,,,. M A Ebelloft Rolle.
youngest boys of sny choir In the dio-, . . , H . ,, Latham Otb-
son. accompanist.
1 Medirsl School, has been annoiaateri ix.
the surpucea astant pathologist at Garfield Hospital
GOOD IMPULSES ARE
RADIOS FROM HEAVEN
Secretary Daniels Speaks to Congre
gation Advising "Heavenly Flashes"
Be Followed By His Hearers.
"Every lmput.t we have to do a thing
well or to do something good is a radio
message from heaven." said Secretary
of the Navy Daniels, speaking last night
before a Joint meeting of the Epworth
league and the congregation of Eld
. hrooke. Methodist Episcopal Church, in
1 Tennallytown.
"If we follow one of these 'heavenly
flashes,' " be went on, "the next one that
, comes will be stronger. They are heaven
1 ly visions. Let us be true to them and
I carry our lives on upright principles, ac
; cording to a fixed plan. No building Is
j i ver built without a plan and no archi-
1 !,..- ilM.ma nut muenlri-inf .Inn. tnw lh..
also chant the responses for the cere- rJ-- " "-" '7 ,. ' '"'''' "' i building of a mean hut. Make your plan
monies of the high mass, most solemn i .ld' V " ". ., Gen'r1 ! with spires snd turrets, and follow it.
of all ceremonies of the Catholic Church. ' "ospitai. on Movemoer .a. , Every man ,n lhe wor,d ,,,, average
Rev. Thomas U. Williams, the rector. Joho Headeraea. colored, thirty health and Intelligence was born to suc
of St- Anthony's, had the choir organ- years old. 1135 Government alley j ceed. My advice is. Just 'follow the
lied a year ago In order to carry out ' northwest, is held at the Third precinct plan.' "
the wishes of the late Pope. Following ison charges of assault with a dangerous, secretary Daniels' lecture marked the
the membership of the choir: "t weapon and permitting gambling on J beginning of an interesting series of
Lewis Bond, Leo Bond. Bernard Con-i his premises. Th police allege that j christmss features at the Eldbrooke
nellr. Raymond Connelly, Ralph Connel-1 ouring a ciap game ai nrnoin e Church. A service of prayer Is to be
ly, Joseph Caton, Mark Bean. Francis
Burton. Dudley Bowling, David Brad
shaw, Carroll Fling. Charles Fung, John
Horstkamp. William Hlgden, Godfrey
Muckelbauer, l.-o" Moran. George McNal
ly, RoUnd McNally, Richard Price,
Francis Price, Francis Ryan. Leo Stock
and Herbert Wallace. Edward Jones is
organist.
J6 1 tt Week t0 : at-tsaa Week t0
jj S iSsBS 0 pay fsm,J pay.
OTHER MODELS UP to 8200. RECORDS, 65c TO S7 JO.
The Eclipse."
'25
WHhonly
50c a
week to
pay.
ccse and Is under the training' of Prof
Gwrre Herbert Wells.
The boys have attained such skill that
they are furnishing music for the even
ing services of the church.
This Includes the full vesper service,
which is difficult of rendition. The boys
Hr-irii SSO eaeti baa heen olTered
by the War Department for the arre-t
of Gcorg-e Farrell. thirty-two years old.
a carpenter, fcaid to have deserted on
November S7 from Washington Bar-
WEATHEB CONDITIONS.
For the District of Orslumbi aad Virsin. rata
MoDdav. Tinaday fur; fresb eaoterb wlnifc.
For MarTLuK!. rm or snow Uoadar. TimwUf
fair; fresh eartrrJy winds.
Trif? cmtiiTbanoe which was oeer the ?t. Isppeoc
i Valler SsturcUr njjtht movod raptdly eavstarard Is
the Newfound land Banks, and another dawurbance
has mofed to lhe Miaaiaalpri Valley frcaa the
Southern Rorftr Mountahi region. Within the last
twrotv-four hours theaa disUirtamcra has oansrd
' preapruaioa over Tract veal ly all part of the ooun
I try. there hinnc beet rains in the Atlantic and
1 tin If tttateca. IgnncaawL Arkanaaa. and California.
1 and anoas la the Ohio and Upper atiaataftippl nl
teT the Ci-prr Lavka Region, the Plains fNatrs,
; and the Rocky Mountain region.
t Tamperatar- has risen corunderaNy in the Now
J EngiaDd tetatea and oeer the Middle Rocky Moun
! tam legion, and it baa changed Ifttle lisLBhun.
I Local temperature Midnight, af ; 2 a. m.. 41; 4
a m.. 39; 4 a- m , ; 8 a. m.. 36: s. m. X:
12 noon, 36; 2 p. m.. 37; 4 p. m.. 37. 6 p. m .. 3B;
8 p. m., 34; 10 p. tn , 32. Higbaat, 41; lowest, 33.
Relatrre humidity (B a. m., SB; p. m., 34, Rain
fall 18 p. m. i.' S p m . trace. Hours of sunahinr,
6.9; per cent of possible sunshine.43.
Temperaturr last year Highest, 46: soweet. 3
TEMPERAIX'RES IN OTHER CXTIES.
Rain.
Max. Iftn. Ip.m. fa II
44 31 44 0 1.'
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OGRAM HAS ITW
Xmas Givables for Those
Who Want Unusual Things
YOU won't find such a unique collection of gift goods as
Ogram's Store contains anywhere else. The markets of
the whole world have been ransacked to provide the broad
est selection at all prices. Open LATE EVENINGS.
MUSICAL
ALARM
CLOCKS,
awake yon
with tuneful
ask, $6
Pkg. 20 XMAS CARDS,
each in envelope, 0g
ready for mailing. . . sstafa,
BRIDGE
TABLETS,
in brass,
with pencil
attachment, a
novelty, $2.25
Handy-Man Combination Auto Tool Kits, $4.50
OGRAM'S GIFT STORE
Cor. 13th and Pa, Ave,
Atlanta. Ga
Boxen, Maw 3 X
Buffalo. St T 3 a
lliKago. Ill M 12
Cnunnnati. Ohio at M
Denier. Colo H 11
IndiaaaroHs, Ind. Si M
JadKonrillr. 11a. SO M
Kansas City. Mo 23 IS
Loa Angelen. Oal B el
Memphia. Tena 31 3
New Orleans. La. 3 M
New York. N. T 3 3
Philadelphia. Pa 3 M
Pittsburgh. Pa 3 S
Portland. Me 3 3
St. Lotus, Mo 3 3
San Francisco. Cal 92 U
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house Saturday night. Henderson cut I hrld at g o-iorg on Christmas morning.
Andrew Beal. colored, on the- I' ft shoul
der. Henderson was arrested by Pre
einct Detective William K. Smith and
Policeman C. P. Cox.
The eleetlaa af oSeen t the Sia
sicians' Protective Union. Local 1S1, A.
1'. of !.. resulted in the re-election of
A. 'c Hayden as president. Other of
ficials elected were Antonio Celfo, vice
president: John E. Birdsell. secretary;
W. W. Greenwell. treasurer: J. U.
Frailer, aergeant-al-artns: E. S. Bergh,
Jack Cresset. C. P. Huestls. H. H.
Melners, F. Muhlhausen. and John4K.
Suthard, directors: William M Lynch,
Charles O. Mills, and C. V. Samur-ls,
trustees.
Rev. Edgar Corrlell Powt-rs will tell the
"Story of the Other Wise Man," Illus
trated with stereopticon views, at the
church next Sunday evening. A Christ
mas cantata, "Mischievous Santa Claus,"lto scenes of various periods in the recent
will be given the evening of December history of the nations.
S by the children of the Sunday school. Troops on the march and in battle are
On New Tear's Eve a watch night serr- necessarily much In evidence, represent
ee will be held. ing a dozen different nationalities, and
nearly all the rulers of the warring
TAKES W0HDEBFDL TRIP. rwwers are portrayed In close range mo-
Hon pictures. Mr. Holmes treads his
the nf" ste path or comment without mis
step, voicing no opinions save to express
Barton Holmes' Trmx-llalL. oa
Allteei Powers.
An Imagination-stirring program that
makes of en ry spectator a swift globe
his horrors at the waste and ruin of th
strugwle.
Beginning with the beauties of peace
anrl the r,--ults of iv r in Rlvinm with
trotter is offered by Burton Holmes In , htT herolc anny ,n ,ction, and disposing
the last lecture of his series, which was i of France with some splendid views of
given st the Columbia Theater laat even- : Paris, Mr. Holmes proceeds across Eu-
ing and will he repeated tnis aiternoon
at 4:30 o'clock. His sweeping view of
The Allied Powers, Th lr Capitals and
Countries," embraces nearly all the cor-
rope to the "littlest ally." Montenegro,
and to Servia. whose troops he shows In
action. Russia comes next, represented
In a series of beautiful colored slides of
nera of the earth that are involved In Moscow and PctrogTad. and a reel show
the great war on the side opposed to Ing the Czar reviewing his crack regi
Ot rmany. and turns hack also through ' ments.
the magic of the motion picture records The Siberian Railway leads the way to
Manchuria, and memories of the Russian-Japanese
conflict are revived In mo
tion pictures taken during that memorable
slge of Port Arthur. From Japan thai
lecturer jumps across the world t Eng
land. Among the most interesting films
tn this particularly rich part of the pro
gram are those showing war-time crowds
In London, militant suffragettes at the
gates of the royal palac. . life portraits
Oi the best-known British leaders, anl
feats of horsemanship by the British
Hussars.
Would Build Confederate Home.
Senator Works, of Call'ornia. has in
troduced a bill calling for the transfer
or the Union veterans at the Soldiers'
Home in Johnson City. Tenq., to other
soldiers' homs. and the use of that
building for Confederate veterans' home.
The bill also calls for the construction of
a home for Confederate veterans in
Washington, and carries an appropriation
of so.noa.
HWANG OPPOSES LOAN IDEA.
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE
Saiali J. Hirlej. S ;era. 1 1 in North Capitol St.
-Lulu M. rhoauaon. M, Pnmoence Bostatal.
William E. Endre, 0. SI Bstm St. aw.
Carrol Victor. 49. Washington Asylum Hospital.
Nathan Allen. SU. 23 Third at. aw.
Lois Flore, e. 415 Randolph a. aw.
Bernard R. Bnan. U. 2S32 Eleventh a. aw.
Infant f Milton and Thereaa E. Hall, M hours,
SB I St. aw.
COLORED.
James W. Ross. 48 years, Wah As;. Hoap.
Alberta Cole. 3, Gallinger HospiUl.
John Stewart. 43. 70S Nineteenth st. aa
John Rots. 65. MiUford road. Brigfatwood.
Frank Amatesd. 25, 251 F ft. nw.
Frsdenck Jones, 3, if Pierce at. aw.
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EurekaSPlates
The highest development in
artificial teeth. They hold as
firm, look as good and feel as
comfortable as natural, teeth.
Absolutely sanitary no food particles can lodge between
them. Guaranted in writing for twenty years.
My new Roofless Plates are also $5.00.
EXAMINATION FREE. Easy Payment. If Desired.
Fillings la Gold. Sliver, Platlnaaa. or Pareelaia. Bt ts f 1.O0.
GsU Crowns and Bridge Work, S3, as. asm SB.
DR. WYETH painless dentist
427-429 Seventh Street. N. W. I.Jr,,?08,.p-
4Jnm. Laasburgh at Bra, Over Great I nlon Tea Co. Largest ass Mast Tkor
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WILL FIGHT HARBORS BILL.
Barton Believes Senate Will Add to
House's Fair .Vrailrr.
Senator Burton and such of his col
leagueK as fought the rivers and har
bor "pork barrel" to Its death in the
last session of Congress, are not
pleased over the appointment of the
subcommittee to frame the measure for , ders, 14c: lard
the Senate while bmtnr n.tA w i nutter. c; eneese.
Invited to become a member he m. po'd Medal oats. Tc:
Chinese Oeaeral Believes Yaaa
Shoald Not Get I. S. Money.
An appeal tn President Wilson to use
his "benign Influence" to prevent Amer
ican bankers from making a loan to the
present government in China has been
sent to the White House and to the State
Department by Gen. Hwang Hsing, a
former leader of the Chinese revolution,
now in Washington,
Gen. Hwang's appeal recites at great
length the alleged Iniquities of the gov
ernment as headed by Yuan Shih-kal.
and declares that it Is even better that
China -hould become bankrupt than that
Yuan Shih-kal should be loaned money
with which to maintain himself In power.
He alleges that Yuan is already a dicta -ter,
and that nothing but the Influence
of the United States government prevents
him from proclaiming himself emperor.
Bankers interested In previous loans to
China would like to assist her In her
present financial straits, but there is little
likelihood at present of a loan being ar
ranged. The condition of the money mar
ket throughout the world makes it Im
possible, In the opinion of officials here.
for China to obtain a loan here on the
basis of such security as she has to offer.
Consequently, Gen. Hwang's sppeal Is
not regarded as pertaining to any mat
ter of present issue.
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Road to Get Hew Equipment.
Chicago, Doc. .it . TThe Illinois Central
Railroad today ulaced orders for S2.400.
flcr worth of esulpmen. which had been
he'd up landing the Interstate Commerce
Commission's decision on the freight rate
in .Tease.
LOCAL MENTION
While aotatoes. lHe nk.t Peerless
milk, small. 3 for lOc: large. 7c; 3 doz.
safety matches, 10c: 7 borax soap. J5c:
4 large cans tomatoes. 25c: 4 cans
sweet peas. 25c; 4 cans corn. 25c: 3
cans asparagus. 50c: pineapple, 15c:
peaches, 15c can: mixed nuts, 12 Vic;
cluster raisins. 12c: currants, 10c; seed
ed raisins. 9c: citron. 19c: figs, "Vic:
dats. 7Hc: Havenner's pound or fruit
cake. lc: oranges. 15c; 3 grape fruit.
10c; lemons, 12c; 4 lbs. evap. peaches
25c; evap. apricots. 12c: 12 lbs. white
meal. 25c: hominy. 2Vc: navy beans.
os. limn Deans, r.c; nams. itic: shoul-
2ic; compound, 7Vc:
lSc; eggs. 29c:
corn naKes. ,,c
as, "iwiiuil, UC 1,.KV i V,-- ..- Oaf Crt la.t . . T
dec.ine as it is his intention to renew 5c ...riOc? Wonder nZ?:S?V(&
J.he fight of the last session if there Is rice. ?5c; black pepper. 20c i nut-'
any attempt to pass a "pork" measure. : megs. 5c: 4 bots. vanilla, 25c:4 bots
The subcommittee was named by lemon. 25c: ground sage. 20c: Ten Mar
rienator r letcner. with the exception syrup, iuc; Ducstwneai. sc: 3 Va. sweet
oi senator Burton, all supported the
bill at the last session and the Senator
from Ohio feels he would have little in
1 DancaKe nour. ':c- 3 havm hr..H tn.
412 4th st. ae. and all the J. T D
Pyles stores. Open until 9 p. m.
t"4jsy
i nuence over mese. its memDers are
I Fletcher, Simmons, Ransdell and Cham
berlain. Democrats, and Smith, of
Michigan: Nelson, of Minnesota, and
Burton. Republicans.
Senator Burton admits that the
Rouse bill reported this .session is not
so bad, but he believes the Senate will
add to it. The House bill carries about
tr..000.000.
Open Mku latll Christmas. Pom
Pen Shop. Large stock, all makes.
Pa. ave.
tain
1421
Xmas Flowers. Wreaths, nnd Oreens
at lowest prices. Shaffer, too 14th nw.
J. Jay Gould aaammajg) m at a(h-
Phaaa Mala SSSO far Family Wash
prices. Ths Tolman Laundry.
U. S. Employe Is Missing.
George A. McLaughlin, fifty years
old. employed at the Bureau of En
graving and Printing, was reported to
the police last night as missing; from
his home, 3605 Tenth street northwest,
since Saturday morning. At the time
or his disappearance he wore a brown I Holmes' Delicious Fruit Caste. SSe Lh.
sulL with light short overcoat. and ' Poun, Cake. 20c lb. 'Made of the finest
..,, i,,, u wa. tn r.itiv.. w ; materials. Order now for Christmas,
green hat. He was ill. relatives told , Tjelivered to your door. HOLMES1
the police, when he left. ' BAKERT. 107 Fit Ph. M. 4S7.
9 eggs, Jan. Oyster's, loa, p .p. v. Loach.
Sarareaat's Poarteeath street I. ...a.
opposite New Wlllsrd Hotel. Delicious
club breakfast one of our many un
surpassed specialties, 25c to 50c.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
FOR EVERYBODY
Welsbach Lights in Endless Variety
Semi-Indirect Bowls the Latest Development
in Gas Lighting
Gas Chafing Dishes, Coffee Percolators
and Tea Kettles in Copper and Nickel
Beautiful Table Lamps and Domes
Gas Irons in Christmas Boxes
The Largest Assortment of Gas Ranges,
Cas Heaters and Water Heaters
in Washington
All Sold on Easy Monthly Terms
if Desired
A Kitchen Souvenir to Every Person
Bringing This Ad in to Our .
SALES DEPARTMENT
425 Tenth Street N. W.
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