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THE EVEKIKG T1WK. TVASHTNPrON, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER! 30, 1897.
Soon You Will Begin
Your Holiday Shopping.
Remember we do not charge for en
graving your names on Silverware or silver-tipped
Umbrellas. On allPocketbooks
over one dollar we add your name free of
charge. We also box, free of charge, all
Handkerchiefs, Garters, Gloves, etc.
Besides all this,
WK W1U, GIVE YOU GREEK TRVMNfi STAMPS.
Now that your shopping amounts to
so much more than at any other season of
the year, you could collect a book full of
stamps so easily and secure in exchange
one of the beautiful articles which the
Trading Stamp Company gives away with
out any effort or expense on your part.
This Wrapper, 94c.
Tbts illustrates an excellent
Wrapper made of fleece-lined'
French Flannelette. The color
ings are bright and washable,
nude with a fitted waist lining-,
Princess back, fall front,
trimmed with two rows of braid,
forming: joke, wide girdle, the
new style sleeve, a turnover
collar, extra width skirt, full
length, sizes 32-46.
Special Price 94-c
'pftl1
t Our Doll, Book and Game Departments
are situated on our First Floor upper
door.
1 420, 422, 424, 426 Seventh St
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GOOD
TEETH
are essential to
the beauty of
every woman.
Bad teeth would
make Venus herself homely.
We can make you a beautiful
set of teeth for only $B.OO
TEETH extracted absolutely with
out PAIN by our new method 600
To demonstrate this fact we will for
the next thirty days extract teeth
fc'HUE OF CHARGE
Every Saturday from 10 to 12.
Washington Dental Parlors,
S. F U.r. 7th anil E 8t. N. W.
Hay Building, over A. & P. Tea Store.
Office liours-8 a. m. to C p. m.; Sun
days. 0 a. m. to p. m.
Y. tJlvr. '1 HADING STAiirS.
no4-3nioem
AM, DENTAL PARLORS
TIM UtU St. X. W.
Special alientlro given to artificial teeth.
i. . r..tl ...... T ...nth
x crumurui. ii'. .ui. w .-...,
wcllriltliii;.iiiail:!oribebetma
tcrlat end executed by billed
workiutn. All work guaran
teed to be Ills! class lu every
$7
luiucular. i
For this month only.
rou Tiiib mo vi u onlt
Metal plate, ha vine all the ad"
vama :.t'a or told, imui.ii ilithter.
uoii-iiriiaiiiu; to the mouth. and
unbreakable. 'lhciiiutilesirable
$10
Ouuturu tuatiuuuc-y will buy.
ocQ-3m
h:d.
CAMPIILLL Departed tills life at 9 30
p. in ,Nmenii.riS, 1MI7, J1HS. A:sNIL C.
CAllPUi-.L!.. I!livcil ireur Ednardl uiup
Lh -II. In llH'litl tlilrd M-aror her ace.
"lilscUareiiioSj wimikI'puIii the Lord."
rAJNIi; ANNIE.
'Funeral at Lce' undertaking eslab
IMiiiuiit Thursday at 3 p m. rritndsand
rtUtUesiiivlttd tj allund. It-em
1-lTZl'ATItICK-At L". S. Roidlerx' Home,
Xuicinber as. JAMEb 1'ITZI'ATltICK.
Funeral nil! take place from lXO0hlth
street norlhweot at i:30 p.m., Tuesday.
hoeiulier 30. Jt
itAu.s -On Monday, Notcmber 29,
ls6i, -UiiN 8". MAfcO.N, brcet brigadier
5-i. r ... .a. A .retired, aged xeveuty three
years.
oiCJ of funeral hereafter.
(Bisnueiiviue. Ohio, San Franclwru and
Ban Autuniu patters please copy.) It
CXTJEHTAtrERJL
. WILLIAM LEU.
DKDKRTAXBsV
(32 P. Are. N. W
rirtlius) sMrrica. Tkost 1894.
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Lansburgh & Bro.
This Skirt, 98c.
This Skirt, the manufacturers' lat
est production, is mad: of stiff linen
moreen, in pretty Roman stripes, ex
cellent width, and finished with deep
Spanish flounce, gored at the topon
a perfect-fitting yoke, with draw
string. Length, 38-40-42.
Special Price. 98c
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"G'S$'SQ"Sd
DIAMOND GUFF BUTTONS, $4 Pair.
An unheard-of price. Just think of Solid Gold
Link Cuff Buttons with a genuine diamond cen
ter, the choice of 20 styles, for 84 pair.
No doubt whatever of our ability to undersell
the others. Don't think or buying Diamonds,
Watches or Jewelry under any circumstances
before inspecting our stock. Any article reserved
upon the payment of a small deposit.
Cor. 7th and D Streets.
FINANCIAL.
The National Safe Deposit,
Savings and Trust
Company
Of the District of Columbia.
COB. 16TU 8T. AND NEW YORK AVE.
Chartered by special act of Congress, Jan
1867, and acts of Oct.. 1880.
and Feb., 189a.
ocSOtt
CORSON & MACARTNEY,
Members of the Nw York 8tock Ex
change. 1419 P st. Glover Building.
Correspondents or Messrs. Moure Btbiey.
Jo. 80 Broadway.
Bankers, andDcalersintioveramentBonds.
Deposits. Exchange Loans.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all
securities listed on the exchanges ot
cw York, Philadelphia, Boston auu Balti
more buughtand sold.
A specialty made of investment securi
ties. District Bunds and all local Kail
road, Gas, Insurance and Telephone btock
dealt Ib.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought
and sold. xnhl8-tr
W. B. HIBBS&CO.
BANKERS and BROKERS,
Members New York Stock Exchange.
1 427 F Street.
. Correspondents ot
LAnEXnfJBri. TIMI.MANX a CO,
New York.
J. A. BREEIM & CO.
BROKERS.
Stock's, Uonds,Ccitton, Grain andrrovlstons.
C'orrespcndents-Purnell.nanaliau A Co
rreniher8tew lork '.onsulidated Exchange
AtwiKid, Vlolett & Co..ineruLe-sXew York
Utt.ili Ecliange. Laiusiiu Bros. 4 Cb
Board of Trade. Chicago.
1:13."; F hi. N. W., Adaruu Bnildinc
ocG-tf-em
Money to Loan
At 5 Per Cent.
en real estate in D. O.: no delay, urn
reasonable.
UEI8KELL A McLERAN,
IrU 1008 F at. aw
Special price tin
after Holias, Ar
tificial Teeth on
rubber plates, 56
per set natural,
coiufortable, perfect
fit. You cannot Set
better even at high
er DflCe. OnM oml
JJTBV
all modem materials used It desired.
EVANS' DENTAL, PARLOR,
no6-2mo 1309 F t. nw. '
IMMEVSn aBOAIKH
TUCjgaflt'M
KINQ'S-fALACE
012-81 , Tth Bt.
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710 UnketBtM.
ntHiimrwurTiTiinit unnn imnniiiiniip
I M. Goldenberg
"J'iie Dependable Store." j
924-926-928 7th st., Running 3
Tfii-nnnh fn 7A4.7nR IT Rf: 5
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A Sale of - i
China, Glass,
Lamps, &c.
Special prices for a
day, which makes a 1
nlendid nnnnrtunilv I
i to buy the Christmas I
I Gifts under price. 1
No. 4 Star oil heating stoves
regular price, $1.51) -only one
to encn customer uu .
for
O l ' v-
100 piece handsomely decorat
ed porcelain dinner sets, tull gold
lined that sell regularly at 1U
one set to each ,-. vi
customer-only .... S"-00
Fine decorated table lamps,
complete, with large burners and
eight inch globes ,-
for OiO
Largest size white porcelain
coered slop Jars, with side han
dles -regular price, , , . J
Sl.CO-
-oniy Vj..j.
Fine thin blown table tum
blers, with three-line' band en-gravlngs-ouly
l doz. -cSr
to a customer per doz. UOV
Handsome hand painted ban
"quet lamps, 36lnches high, with
aril Id riray J trtmnilnv ntiil s Innh
?o?bC.1'..!?",.Pleten $ istf
E for
Fine heavy- nickel-plated nut
sets, with 2 nut crackers and 6
fine pointed nut picks zi.iJf
Whito porcelain gas globes,
complete, with B Inch ci-.
K brass holders-for..
Gold plated fruit knives, with
genuine Dresden handles one
iln7An nnfv in Any.li n,o. .. .
fc tomcr per dozen "OC
Handsomely decorated and gold
stippled hall boy pitchers-one
and a half quart size Otir
p for
Genninn OieAri elilnn nmut Ar
C jars regular -luc value
k!iC a
ior
flntinlna T3nt.nH.lnn tn.n..
b "t.i.M iiii-iuiuu iriiiouuue
t sets, in green, bine and ruby col-
e ors -white and gold decorations
fc complete, with
"ays "'fh!1.?!!? $1.39
E Fine fire polished g!as water
fe sets-half gallon pitchers and 6
fc tumblers, with heavy gold bof
i iS? .?!?heA .!!???;.' $1.69
C Fine flre-polislied glass break-
t fast sets butter, sugar, cream
p anil snnon hnlilerA. vrltti hntr
fSla. !?.r.rf.T. $1.19
Beautifully blended chamber
sets -hand decorations In four
styles -12 pieces,
with slop Jars, com- 4 On
plete-at P.O
Goldenberg's J
e 924-926-928 7th, " a
I Running through to 704-706 K
ouuiiiMiiimmiJiUi iniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiK)
E. F. Droop &. So ns.
The Czar
of Russia
-is the latest addition to the
list of rulers who rimeplacedtha
"fetelnway" Pianos In their
courts. '
This latest appointment com-,
pletes a record never before at
tained by any Piano manufac
turer In the world, embracing
as It does the following:
The Emperor of Germany.
The Queen of England.
The I'rlnce and Princess of Wales.
The King of Italy.
The Emperor of Austria and King
of Hungary.
The Queen of Saxony
The Queen of Spain.
The Mikado of Japan.
The Sultan of Turkey.
The King of Norway and Sweden.
To get the best Piano necessitates
getting a Steinway.
E. TeDftAD &
F.
Sons,
Steinway and other leading Pianos.
925 Pa. Ave.
1H12 Ni-.W AI.HAMBItA.
NortlienHt -WiiHliington's Moat Ele
git ntly Appointed Hentnnrant.
The "New Alharobra," the elegantly fur
nished and splendidly equipped new res
taurant and summer garden, on E street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets north
east, will formally open Its doors to the
public on Thursday evening. Everything
connected with the New Albambra IS of
iiiu iiioiii-M i-iuei. 1 1 ia uHsstiu aoiua); uie
finest establishments of the kind in Wash
ington, and fs certainly the most excellent
ly furnished place of public entertainment
in the northeast section of the city.
The Alhambra consists ofa saloon sup
plied with all the best of drinkables, espe
cliliy the finest brew or the Washington
Breveiy Company; a spacious dining hall
measuring 9IK25 feet, and summer garden
accommodations. All these different ce
partments ar' brilliautly illuminated with
botli electric light and gas."The long din
ing hall is also adorned with number of
hn'idRomc pictures, copies ot the'paintlngs
of famous artists.
Ahote the main dining hill area nmu!er
of prliate rooms, also handsortielyfurius'iLii.
In the north end or the lower dining hall
Is a platform for the accommodation of the
muslciaiic, who will furnish music during
the eveniegs.
Connected with the Albambra is a large
oyster cellar with a bake oven for the
accommodation of "rcast parties."
BeMdet, alL there, there is a billiard par
lor and shuffle board tables, where
the guests ran spendlhc hours pleasantly
after Iaing isiled the other department
of the eMabitshment. ,
The AlhambM was remodeled by Archi
tect .1. W Salnson, wboplannedthecou
structlon o' the iri cat chimney of the Wash
ington Brewery Company, which stands .is
a beacon liRht for allEast Washington. The
proprietor of the handsomely furnish tdts
Ubltarrment is Mr. J. W. Frank, -who lias
for many eanmerved tbe Washington Brew
erf Company Jn many posiitoss of trust and
responsibility.
HECHT4& COMPANY
A maker's "overstock" of
skirts, suits,
Not cvon the rain prevented a rnsh yesterday. Today's selling- has been phenomenal.
morrow s w.iu be greatest because the news vill have ffotton around.
You know Hie oilier stores under the same, circumstances would have put regular prices on
them. Instead we have marked them to the very extremity of lowness the privilege granted
us bv the nakcr. to you see it's HIS loss of which you arc the b;ncf.ictor. And you've us
to thank fpftffe privilege we give ;o: of easy payments for which ve, ask nothing-
Coats" Sacrificed.
Xz -t-
$4.q81i'$io
for hjiidsuinckcrsey.blacl. licucle and
tnu coverujatlceis-lliied handsomely
wltli slllc-someliavc the velvet col-
vl.trstndsonie"storm." Thcroughlytallor
made..
$9.89 instead of $1T.
for those stjlhRi black and tan ker
8ys, silt linen whipcords. Mack boucie
jikI cheviot Jackets, some with itrap
seaius and some with braid trimming
some with velvet collars -nearly all
a'l-siU lined.
$25 instead of $40.
for those very st)Hsb velour Russian
blouse Jackets, handsome silk applique
braid trimmed, some edged with marten
audsoinewlthl'ersianlamb-satlnllned.
$2.03 instead of $4.
for children's plain and fancy kersey
reefers with large sailor collars made
with "Empire" pleat back.
' J-
25c ribbons, 16c.
Another day's selling such as Monday
and Tuesday7 will completely clear out
the -Gc. black and colored moire,
changeable taffeta, stripes and plaids;
selling at lCc.-a yard.
$1.50 Curtains. 70c.
03 pairs of Nottingham lnce curtnlns-
full length, and In handsome all over
applique patterns usually sold for
$1.50 shall go on sale at 79c. a pair.
Boys' $5 Suits
S2.49.
It's a purchase we made
last week and we warn you
that they're going rapidly.
lioys' single, and double
brearted suits, in handsome
plaids, checks and black and
blue clieviots-nlao a lot of
all wool reefer aud etle
suits latter handsomely fin
ished pantswlth patent but
tons which sold up to Jfo
to go for $2.49.
HECHT &
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SUGAR GAINS ADVANCES
t
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Principal Feature in-a Rather Dull
Showing" of Slocks.
if
Granger Scchlttlesj'Sensltlvo on He-
iioits of Good Kiirnlngs and
Gnlli Tractionally.
New Tort, Nor. 30. The stock market
this morning is Hull and'featurelcss. Sugar
was strong nt Hie start, advancing 1 1-S
per cent on ."mall buying by commission
homes. The 'grangers advanced frac
tionally on talk of good earnings for Oc
tober. Manhattan continues heavy, and there
appear to be considerable liquidation in
the Mock London has done nothing In
the market ho far this rooming. Go em
inent bonds -vcre 'unchanged.
New York Stock Market.
Corrected dally by W. B. Bibbs & Co
Bankers and Brokers. Members ot the
N. Y. Stock Exchange. 1427 F street.
Open nigh Low 2 p.m
American Spirits TJf 7 7Jf 7(
Am. Sugar Refinery. 135), I36J, 135 1364
American Tobacco...... m SI 80V 81
Atchison. Top ftSF.pfd S74 S7S S!H 27?,'
Ualtlmore A. uruo iz'i iiks is is
BayStateGas.. .T.r... 54 54 5S 54
Chesapeake & Ohio 2IS 21l 21S 214
O., C. a, & St. L. 33 33 33 33
Chicago, Bur. & Qulncy.. W"i Ofi 94 9JS
Chicago&N. W. 1214 IKK 121K 1-24
Chicago Gas .7.. 92', 92 tH 91
C, M. & St. Paul U24 92 92 924
C..B.I.Pacma 87 87'i 874 87S
Consolidated Gas. 1854 189 1854 1854
DeU Lack. i. Western... 154 151 154 154
Delaware & Hudson IOS'i 109 10Sf 109
General Electric 32 S2 32 32
Lake Shore 172 173 172i 173
LoulsiHe& Nashville... 64'f Sl 64 54i
Met. Traction 115 ms 115 115
Manhattan Elevated lOt 102 100V 102
Mo Pacific 28 294 S 29
M.. K.&T. pfd 33 K 33U 33 33
NationalLeadCo........ 33'j S34 S34 334
New Jersey Central 854 85!.- 8IJ, 854
New York Central t06h 107K 100i I07X
Northern Pacific 19 19V 19 194
NortheraPacincptd..... 65",' 55 B6i 55 -i
Ontario & Western...... UH 15H U'4 HH
PaciflcMafl. ...T.... S9X 29 294 S3H
Phna.& Reading SIX 22 214 22
Southern Railway, pfd... 30 XH 29 23
TexasPaclflc T.... 11 114 II 114
tlnlon Pacific. 23K 23V 23! 23'.
Western Union Tel...... 87 87 8B 16
Chicago Grain ahd BrorMlon Market
-'Corrected dally j-Dy W. B. Ulbbs A Co .
Bankers and Brokers. Members ot tic
N. Y. Stock Excbange. 1427 F street.
Wheat: Ooen. High. Low. 2 p. m.
Dec am KH 85
May 904 914 "M 91
Cobh:
Deo 25if- 25JJ 254 25
May 29,4 294-f 29J4
Oats: i-
Dec 20K L 204 S)U 20
May 21JJ 22 21J, 22
Pobku
Dec 7.15 7.25' 7.15 7.17
May SM.-'.SSO 8.40 8 47
Laud: ,
Dec 4 05 4.10 4 05 4.10
May 4 37 4.42 4.37 4.42
Spaee Ribs;
Dec 4.15 ,4.20 4.15 4.20
May 4 30). 4.32 4.13 4.32
. New York Cotton Mnrket.
Onen." High. Low. Cloi
December 5.63 5.64 5.G3 5.01
Januaryj.......... 5.08 6.70 o.os o..u
mureu .OlD rt U.ltf v.o v..
May '. 15.88 B.89 5.88 583
WaahlDctori".!5to6lc
t!en-U. 8. i-'sj r,jgUrl
70 n-i. l-,i..a k.
Kzcnaoise.
Salei-U. 8. I'b. reelstered. 9100 at
111 7-8. Belt Kallroad.S's, $1,000 at 63.
National -SafeU Deposit! and Trust, 20 at
115. -Capital -Ttactlon,. 40 at as i-l', 4u
at 69, and 20 atl8. 11- S. Electric Light,
10atlOGnndlOa1051-2. LsnstonMono-
type, -J at ,9is, ov&t i 1-. ana n-
at 19., ' r
. Aftet cali-Catfltal Taction. 5 at 69.
BOXI&-
Bld. Asked
T8.4BB9Jtti.-J.,.h .-.. UK 1U4
y 8. ri-qruiQ. j....... .,.--,.. uw "
5G55SS9SS;
-The only ladies, men's and children's exclusively'teady-made clothing stcTre ia the city "with the only
credit system that is really liberal, free and equitable and which is really an accommodation.. V--- -"
etc., at about
Capes sacrificed.
$2.80 tead of gp
fur handsome black kersey capes
sonic trlmn ed with stmpaof me and
small sib: buttons -some entirely silk
llued-iiearly all made -with "Empire"
pleat back.
$4.90 instead of $8.
for Saltz's best silk seal plush capes
with the rtvlish "Empire pleat back,
edged with Angurafurandlined ttruugh
oiit with iliauame silk the quality of
this plush is positively guaranteed,
$15 instead of $25.
for the first quality of electric seal
capes the very "acme" of stjllsh-ness-sllk
lined and guaranteed. $26
Is very, very cheap for sucli quality.
5qc instead of $1.50.
--for mink necfc scarfs. Tlio'e are the
sort which huvo the tall, claws and
uouth fastening. Look like alive.
$
I ei er-imvn mra 'u: aqz'qQc blankets, 46c.
readies pint, ugnt blue, red and gray
eiderdown dressing sucques with at
in ribbon tie strings embroidered edges
ttie Identical sacques w hicb rhe otner
stores are selling for G9o. and 78c, and
which are actually $1 values, at 4Sc.
15c hns". 9'c
N'carly 300 pairs of children's fast
black, full regular made ribbed hose,
w tilch were neierso'd pxcopt by Hecht'u
under 15c, go on sale at 0 l--e. pair
tomorrow.
75c nnnts, 39c
An opportunity to buy the
boy the two or three extra
pairs be needs.
A purcbaeot00pair80t
boys' all wool cheWot and
casslmerc knee pants made
with taped wains patent
buttons and bands re-enforced
throughout the reg
ular 09c aud 75c values
go h on sale tomorrow for
29o-
$7 top coats 4.o8
Most appropriate ot ercoat
the boyish toy can have.
Boys' fine beaver and cov
ert top coats la 3 and 3
year sizes with velvet and
velvet Inlaid collars plaid
lining alx hoys' handsome
silk astrakhan reefers-finished
with pearl buttons
collars trimmed with ker
sey straps to go for $4-93.
COflPANY, '
U.S.4's,1925. 123 1264
D. S.5'SK01Q F 113X HIS
DISTRICT' Or COLUMBIA D05C9.
ia 5 s.'"Jyear Funding"-. 100
6 s 1902. "30-year Funding" gold.... 110
7s 10OI. "U nier Stock" currency. 110
7s 1503. "Water Stock" currency. 110
"Funding" currency, 3.65 s 113 1144
ULSCEUJ-.EOC3 BODS.
Met. R. R. 5 s, 1925 116
Met.R.R.Coar.e's 120 125
Met. R. It. Cert. Indebtedceas, A.. 125
Met. U. R. Cert. Indebtedness, B..110
BeItR.R.5s.lJk 60 65
Ecldnston It. R. CTs. 1836-1911 85 100
Columbia It. R. ffss 18149 120
Wash GasCo., Ser. A, ffs, laE-W. Ill
Wash. Gat Co., Ser. 11. 6's, 1901-'29. 112
TJ. S FJec Light Debenture Imp.
M.4N 102
Ches.&PouTeL5's 1836-1911 101
Am.SecTr. 5s,FandA, I90 . 103
Am. Sec. & Tr. 5 s. A and O, t . 10J
Wash. Market Co. 1st s, 1902 1911-
$7,000 retired annually 110
Wah. Market Co. Imp. 6 s. 12-27... 110
Wash. Market Co ext'n6s.ll4-'S7. 110
Masonic Hall Association 5's 190J 106
Wash. Light Inf. 1st 6s. 1904 98
NATIONAL BASK STOCKS.
Bank of Washington 275 SOO
Metropolitan 294 305
Central 230
Farmers and Mechanics' 1S2 1874
Second 140
Cldzens 135
Columbta 130
Capital 120
West End 103 106
Traders' 95
Lincoln 106 110
Ohio
SAlf DEPOSIT AXD TRUST O0JIPAN1E3.
Nnt-Safe Deposit and Trust 115 120
Wash. Loan and Trust 119X 125
Amer. Security and Trust 145 148
Wash. Safe Deposit 5J
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Capital Traction Co..: C8 69i
Metropolitan 1193 ls04
Columbia G3
Belt
CAS ASD ELECTRIC LIGHT STOCiS.
Washington Gas. 46 464
Georgetown Gas 40 45
U. S. Electric Light. 1054 107
INSCKANCE STOCK3.
Firemen's 30
Franklin. 38
Metropolitan. 65 ......
Corcoran. 56
Potomac 63 63
Arlington 135 150
German American. 185
National Union 10 12
Columbia. V2 it
Rlggs 7H 84
Peoples. 54 6
Lincoln. 9 10
Commercial 4 4,4
TITLE INSURANCE.
Real Estate Title 90
Columbia Title tv 54
Wash. Title. 24
District Title 3
TELEPHOME STOCKS.
Pennsylvania 33 50
Chesapeake and Potomac 62 67
American Graphophone 94 9
AmericanGraphODhonepfd....... 104 10
Pneumatic Gun Carriage 57 .61
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS;
Mergenthaler Linotype 1414 1441
Lanston Monotype 184 J8J4
Washington Mamet. 10
Great Falls Ice 105 112
Nor. & Wash. Steamboat 100
Lincoln Hall 90
Ex-div.
The alley In .fcouare 1011 Is to be naved
under thent-eessment system, at a cost of
56,O004.
TO CIJHE A COLD IN ONE DAT
Take LaxatHeBronio Quinine Tablets. All
drujfclsUTCfundtbe money If It failsto core.
25c- Tbesenuine has L. B. Q.uu each tablet.
Bnw to Cure Billons Colic.
"I suffered for weoks wlthoudo and pain 1
In tny stomach caused by biliousness and
had to take medicine all tho while until I
med Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ana
Diarrhoea Remedy, which cured me. I
hAve !nce recommended it to a good many
people." Mrs F. Butler, Falrhaven. Conn.
Persons who are subject to billons colic can
Hard of tht- attack by taking this remedy
as soon as the first symptoms appear. Bold
by Henry Evans, wholesale and retail
dmrsisu, 938 F st Mid Conn ave. and a
U nw and 142& Vd. ave. at. ,
A iitle Girl Trf.&.enu.
Butterflies. Dolls. Cherubs, Flowers, etc.,
with beautiful scrapboofcplcturesand fancy
paper.,
J. 3A.X GOULD, 421 9th at
no24-lmo
wraos.
price.
To-
Skirts sacrificed.
$1.23 insteaJ of $2.50
For fine rigurcd brilllantlne skirts
velvet bouud-perraline lined and per
fect in hung perfect in finish, tou.
$2.98 instead 01 $4.50.
for those very st)Hsh raised figure
"notelty" siirts bound with velvet
and lined with pcrcallne; you'll be
amazed at the cheapness or these.
$6.98 instead of $10.
for those handsome brocaded gros
grain silk skirtH-liued with best per
callnc, etc. bound with velveteen
perfect In make and fit.
SUITS SACRIFICED.
$10 instead of $18.
for a lot of ladies black and blue
cheviot serge tailor made suits this
linker's "samples" which have Just
been turned in by traveling men. Sev
eral styles.
WAISTS SACRIFICED.
$4.08 instead of S6.50.
for a lot cr black taffeta silk shirt
waists-made with tucked yoke, pleat
ed backandblnuFcfrout-anextraheavy
quality of silk
A lot of nearly lOOnairs of whlteand
gray good size blankets with taped
edges aud different color borders go
on Rale tomorrow ut 4Gc. though
they've been 98c. pair.
'39c underWwr. 25c.
30 dozen garments In ladies' Jersey
ribbed shirts anil pants aloes which
are values at 39c. go on sale tomor
row morning at unusual price of 25c
garment.
$4 reefers, $2.98
And there's a lot of fine
silk astrakhan reefers in
the lot. All will go quickly.
Lot of boys' 'Worom'xj
chinchilla reefers- with
plaid lining sailor or el
vet collars, Jusras you pre
fersome bound with braid,
and nobby warm, besides
to go for $2.98.
seventh street.
Why do you pay
fancy prices
for groceries
When fciim Pickford, U30 Ij.
At-., cull nell you ns Rood
i;iKids and save yoa money?
ltciid imr price list; It only
contains but u few of the many
tliiustiinU f bari;aius we linvc
to nfier you.
Groceries and Provisions,
Teas and Coffee.
Franklin Granulated Sugar,
This is the best Ameri- JS - I L.
canSugar Js d IU-
SPECIAL PRICES ON
Preserves, Jams, Jellies, Apple
Uutter and Mince Meat.
Mince Meat, per Ib gc
Mince Meat, per lb XOc
Il-itiieniade Miuce Meat, par lb 12c
Homemade Mince Meat in 5-
lb. palls, per pall 60c
Miuce Meat in S lb. palls.
Per pail SOc
Mince -Meat In 5 lb. pails.
Per pall 45c
1
Noiieiurh Miuce Meat, per 1
lb. package gc
PRESERVES.
Bib Wooden Pails 4Tc
30-Ib. Wooden Pails SX.OO
Janii McMechen's & Sons.
1 lb. Tins IOC
1 lb. Glass Jars ITc
3 for 5Cc
JELLIES.
Bib. Tails, each 2SC
30 lb. Palis, "each $X.1S
Yukon Parlor Matches.
2,400 in package, per pfcg xOc
If they don't suit yon return and
Bet your money.
I SAM, W. PICKFORD,
950 Loa'siana "Avenue,
i
rear loth Street.
SHOWQFTHEKENNELCLUB
tCortini'Cd from First Page.)
Bench Show Committee E. K. Goldslxir
ough, Joseph B. Hunter, J. II. Gullck .ind
W. E. Travtrs.
Judges, Mastiffs, St Bernards, Great
Danes, Bloodhounds Russian Wolfhounds.
Collies, I'ondle", Bull dos. Bull Terrie.N,
Dachshunde, Yorkshire Terrlersr P'igs
and Italian Greyhounds, Scottish, Ire
dale and Rcrtllngton Terriers Mr. H. W.
Lacy, ot Boston .
Deerhounds, greyhounds, pointers, Eng
lish. Irish and Gordon setters, Chesa
peake Bay dogs and beagles Dr. James E.
Hair, ot Bridgeport, Conn. -
Foxhounds, all spaniels, Irish terriers,
skye teirlers, black aud tan terriers, and
miscellaneous Mr. Henry Jarrett, of
Chestnut HUl, Pa.
Fox Terriers-Mr. J. A. Caldwell, jr., ot
Philadelphia, Fa.
VeterlnarUaJ-l'r.'Ceci! Frsncji, of Wash
ington, D. C.
Superinteident-E. II. Oldham.
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A watennalna-) feet long la to be
laid on the wesfsidtfof. Third street, he
ween L sail M;-strU north wesfc - -
The end
is near!
It won't be long now before
this great half-price sale of
Men's Fine Winter Suits and
Overcoats will be a thing of
the past. Hundreds of men
have taken advantage of it
already and large as the lot
was when it 'first went on
sale, it can't hold out much
longer.
Do you men fully realize
the importance of the offer
ings? It's a chance that
never came so early in the
season before an opportu
nity to get the winter suit or
overcoat at a saving of ex
actly half. We're letting you
take them like this:
$10 ones for $5.
$15 ones for $T.50.
$20 ones for $10.
$25 ones for $12.50.
The suits consist of stylish
cheviots, cassimeres, tweeds
and fancy mixtures made In
the very best and most cor
rect manner. The overcoats
are of kersey and beaver cut
properly fashioned properly
finished properly.
Why don't you come in to
day and see them?
Doesn't matter whether
you have the cash to spare or
not you know that here's
our liberal credit systeem to
make the buying easy.
Tableful of Men's $1.75 Hats-
the newest shapes and shade
in derbies and alpines have been
placed in the hat department
near the door. New hat man
wants them sold at
once, aad has marked 07tT
them Vv
Youths' $8 and $9
Suits for $5.
They've silk bands and bindings.
It didn't take us a minute to
seize the opportunity of burins
nearly J0O young men's suits
when they were offered us lass
week under price. Not a thing
wrong with them. Goodness, mil
else Ilecbts would never haTS
touched them. The handsomest
plaids and checks, canslmeres
and cheviots -patterns Jut Uka
those you'll find in men's suits
and plain black and blua cheviots
single or double breasted Just
as jou wisn.w ju-ann tnoy a H
bring $8 and 59 readily. 2
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EISEXMAjrN-S.
AT LESS THAN
COST OF
MATERIAL
The greatest sale of La
dies Misses' and Children's
Jackets and Capes that wa's
ever planned. Trulj these
prices arc the acme of bar
gains: ?0 OO Cnpes for 92.08.
$7 1'lusll Capes, $3.60.
Handsome
Seal Plush
Capes, full
ed with
ThybeL
worth 57,
for
$7 Jackets for $3.08.
the finest
tailor-made
Jackets,
madcofA-
trachan.
Boucie, and
Beaver.la
black or
kin, actual
value 7.
Weoffcrat
$3.98.
53 Children's Reefers, $1.40.
Small lot
tf CbU
dren"e Nov
elty Cloth
Reefers,
htndsoniely
trimmed,
worth J,
at
$1.48.
1,000 Ladies' and Children's Col-orcd-Hordered
Handkeichlefs, worth
BC, at
ONE CENT.
EISENMANN'S,
806 Tlh St. nw.
1924-1926 Pa. Ave.
The worst eolJ I ever nadln my lire .v n
cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy -writes
W. II Norton. or'S utter Croek. (.al.
This cold left mi with.a cough audi nni
cxpectoratinr all the time. The Ron: if
cored r,e, and I want an of my friends,
when troubled with u cough or cold n
ose It, for it will do them good." Bold by
Heary Evans, whoksals and retail drug,
fists, 938 F st and Conn. ave. and A st
BW. aadl Va T. .
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