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HB WAEDWGTCW ttysft aSTEBPiXv 8H 51 1008 i EELTA OXFORDS 1 1 i I in 350 34 SThey represent an extreme of style and tbe limit of value it ff They are snappy tbe lasts are designed toith an idea of conforming with the most advanced ideas of fashion VThe shoes fit com fbrtably because the lasts are right and you can wear an extreme style with absolute comfort jyakB fompamj Penna Ave VISIT US And youll see for yourself we were never better prepared1 to provide for ALL your furrulure wants than at the present time Assortments in every lineare now at the top notch of completenesscompleteness Xo matter how small or how great are your needs keep in mind the fact that we can supply jtm with dependable furniture at a price lower than you expect to pay iP 7th and Eye Sts Look for the Gilded Dome 4BIISiHTFflRCHILDIIII frieid of Playgrounds Here Criticises Congress Seventh St For to days special we offer a substantial Oak Din ing Room Table heavy legs with carved braces six foot srze good construction and finish Cut to the low price of When in Doubt Bur oi House Herrmann CAHKOT TTNDEBSTAND ACTION Wants to Inform Mr Burleson of Texas that Every City in tand Furnishes Pupils Free Things He Enumerates and Counts Doing So Plin JusticerrNo Thorht or Governmental Pap pPOBBBrWAina TUTOALE MaJ Morrow AfinJnitf Him SupeateBdeafc Biriiaisg The Senate amefaSment to the District appropriation fcUU Wovldirigf for the appointment ofDc Vllllam Ttodall tsecrer taxi of the Board of Commissioners a Superintendent ot the new Municipal BuJldlnjc dbes not meet with the ap proyil of ntneer GonimissIooerrMor rp -The amendment provides for the as sumption of the duties of superintendent by DV Ttndall In addition to his work as secretary at a salary of 2B00tj an increase of JMO per annum The Ifcgi Tieer Commissioner la In isjrmpathy with the recommendalton that Dr TindaU Te riven an Increase but says that the su perintendent of the new home for the I District government must tea mecnani cal engineer one thoroughly familiar with every detail which wlllarise lnt the supervision of the electrical work ele vator service For that reason aiaj Morrow secretary and superintendent of the Municipal Building cannotbe successfully combined The House bill provides that the duties of superintendentbe divided between Assistant Engineer Commissioners Kelly and Markham at an increase of 500 per annum each This meets with the approval of MaJ Morrow as both Mr Kelly and Mr Markham are trained engineers As the bill1 now stands the position of janitor of the District Building at present held by Col Perry Carson a leader among the colored politicians of the city is aoousnea CROWOEY MUST PAYTAXES West Refuses to Exempt Holdings of Church of God Investigation Developed that the Property Is Owned by Prophet in an Individual Capacity Jacob A Klis friend of the President and critic and friend of Washingtons playgrounds for children has become a critic of Congress because of some ex pressions used by Representatives uune son of Texas and Gardner of MJchgan Mr BJis does not like the way Congress has treated Washington in the matter of playgrounds for children He says My mall will always keep me from growing old For as growing old I Identify the kind of petrification that comes to a man when he loses Interest In the things that used to stir him It Isnt years that count It Is the attitude of your mind toward the living things in the world Washington Playgrounds There Is a kind of providence that watches over the order in which I take up my letters I have a letter from Washington telling me that Congress refused to vote money for the supervision of playgrounds A copy of the Congressional Record accompanied It giving the Apt a lis of the discussion in the House The latter I read with astonishment I xhubi cumres It seems strange to havea member of Congress say such things as this We provide the school children of this city with free text books free writing tablets free pencils free ink free material for sewing schools cooking schools In fact we keep the spoon of governmental pap in their mouths from tho beeinnlnr of the school year to the end of It furnishing everything except The application of Prophet William food and clothing 8 Crowdey to have exempted from taxa These according to the Record were Hon the property of the Church of God the words of Representative Burleson of and Saints of Christ has been denied by Texas and Mr Gardner of Michigan Is the District Commissioners The property credited with saying in question is located at Fourth street It is the old story of beginning an and New York avenue northwest enterprise on the part of the benevolent In a letter to the Commissioners Crow and well minded people giving it a start dey said the property should not be tax end then letting things go It has ed It being a church when purchased become a standard order of things to I for the same purpose and has been used start an enterprise and then let the gov for nothing but Teliglous services since ernment take bold and carry It on and date of purchase It is known as the this is one of these cases and the com Church of God and the Saints of Christ mittee felt It was time to call a halt Now I would like to know the letter nCir for Citisenshio continued why I have been assessed One tare tor uimensnip for taxeg of sald prenlIges Klndiy et It is difficult to resist the temptation me know at your earliest convenience to inform Mr Burleson of Texas that iR jt already has been advertised for every city In the land with due care for saje on account of taxes the clUrenship that Is growing up in Its Assessor Griffin after investiga public schools furnishes Its children with tion reported to the Commissioners that the thing enumerates free and counts the property is used for religious pur It a duty and plain Justice to itself and poses alone Mr Griffln said this organ that any one of them would gladly fur i Nation appeared to have no connection nlsh both food and clothing in addition wnh any other religious body The rec on proof that either or both were needed i vrs show the property Is owned in an In any case without a thought of it being individual capacity by Prophet Crow gpvernmental pap It is even more to aey and not as a trustee for a church be regretted that a special invitation Mr Griffln recommended the application could not have been extended to Repre cf Prophet Crowdey be denied and his sentative Gardner of Michigan to at 1 recommendation was aDnroved bv Com I tend the playground dinner in New York missioner West last week for then he would have learn ed from Mr de Forrests speech that the WANT POOL TABLES LICENSED wise pian oi xne ttusseu sage rxmnaaiion Commissioners Consider Billiard Room Permits Insufficient jnsirucuun anu 595 Prises Albert and Drew Suits for Hire 1 VESTS FREE With every order this week I will make a handsome Fancy Vest ab solutely free Special value in suits to order 20 J15 1250 and HORN i 637 St 10 I Sole Agent for Kupperhelmcr Clothes BIG HAT VALUE VbJhm that mil would be charred t2JB6 or 1300 for anywhere else In new Fhades and shapes In QC special 10 aay jii nj soft felt A fortunate purchase of Shirts enables us to sell U25 and 160 values white blue and fancy Slain and plaited bosoms Qf nrV cuiTs attached or sep Jl I II arale lor CovrnTTw 1 rajt IOU PAAVI is to help set going benevolent enterprises such as playground associations and then leave them to their own resources Just because their proper function is to start the work prove its reasonableness and then incorporate It in the public programme and budget as the kindergarten has been incorporated upon the public schools and practically every other great beneficent Innovation upon the old ways in like manner We have furnished the playgrounds sjid Mr Vreeland of Xew York We have given the boys a chance to play Now let them go and play Had Mr Vreeland attended the dinner I spoke of he would have heard from no less an authority than Dr Maxwell superintendent of the Xew York schools what happened when we did that in New York We bought and equipped at a cost of millions childrens parks and playgrounds on the East Side because at last we understood that to give a child his play was fundamental justice to him Child Grows Character We understood that playing the child grows character and that therefore there is nothing in the whole range 1 of schooling that is as educational So we spent our millions and laid out the parks pnd then though the school department alone spent nearly 300000 last year for maintenance and supervision including 10000 for brass bands in the playgrounds we had a fit of economy and neglected to properly oversee and manage these small park playgrounds And what happened The parks became the resorts of tramps Hence It is the very parody upon common sense to appropriate money for playgrounds and refuse it for supervision That is indeed saving at the spigot and wasting at the bung hole It play is a process of education It must be directed Into safe channels by which I do not mean that children should not be left to their own healthy initiative They should I was delighted to see the President giving the mothers congress that advice But note the word healthy Conditions in congested parts of the modern city are not healthy and Washington Is by no means exempt from that characterization It has Hmt slums as bad as are found any where in the land and some that are worse tCLOTHING FOR MEN la style In character in quality superior to anything else offered SI5 to 535 Note the Perfect Shoulder and Close Fitting Collar as developed by us Chas Kaufman Sons 431 433 Seventh Street Post Want Ads Are Free Take advantage of this dally opportunity to use the Want Section of The Post the paper that reaches the people of Washington The Commissioners yesterday forwarded to Congress with a request for enactment a bill providing for the licensing of pool and billiard tables in the District of Columbia In a letter to Senator Gallln ger chairman of the Senate committee on the District of Columbia the Commissioners say The legislation is advisable because a number of pool and billiard rooms are conducted as Incorporated clubs They pay no license fee and are not amenable to the law governing licensed pool rooms The Commissioners explain that these pool rooms may and sometimes do keep open all day Sundays They say that they are not subject to the inspection of the police as they should be in order to prevent them from becoming gaming places Furthermore the Immunity of these places from paying a license tax deprives the District of Columbia of a considerable revenue besides putting the licensed places at a disadvantage they say In conclusion The bill was presented in the House yesterday afternoon by Representative Smith BREUNINGEB DEAD TUESDAY If APRIL llJ 21 I We spare while others jfl tear This Is the strong II I jfl est statement we can jf I make about our work It jfl is BEST from any way Br IV you look at It II Yale Laundry 1 Ill wl Poattlrely No Alitalia I I or Chlorides Used jjjj I OSu and Works Ill I 457 New York are i 11 I I Pkonea 82 and 2S3yj 1 1 1 I 1 1 11 jH iimn HJsJ FIREPROOF STORAGE In separate locked rooms from 2 month up Estimates Furnished Merchants Jraasfer aid Storage Co EMS STREET FHQXl iL UK Manufacturing Jeweler Succumbs After Fall of Year Ago William Brtunlnger died early yesterday morning at his home 453 Massachusetts avenue northwest as the result of a fail sustained a year ago He never entirely recovered from the accident and a few days ago was compelled to take to his bed Mr Breunlnger was the dean of manufacturing Jewelers in Washington and was in his sixty slxjth year The funeral will be held to morrow afternoon from the residence the Rev Dr RadclifTe officiating Interment will be in Congressional Cemetery Mr Breunlnger Is survived by his wife one son Arthur and five daughters Mrs Johnston of Evansville III Miss Louise Breunlnger Mrs Brown Miss Mag deline Breunlnger and Miss Thussinelda Breuninger Mr Breunlnger was a native of Germany At the age of nineteen years he came to this country where he apprenticed himself to a large manufacturing Jewelry house After learning the business he established himself in Philadelphia where he married Just before the outbreak of the civil war he came to Washington and opened a store on the south side of Pennsylvania avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets northwest Ten years later he moved to 929 Pennsylvania avenue where the establishment is now located The business will be carried on by his son Arthur BRIBERY IK LAND GRAB Mt Deals wM Beasoa PAE Ttf BUSH SEIECTIONS KATTFIES WILL COMMWIOSK Bwtrkt aeeCe AppeteTraB te to STColtBwtate GOyernffleBt ClerkS Jell Off MUs Jwpreme Court terdky i jj Irailfle th Aomnmmlsa agreement be tween the litigants i tactile contest iover theP wt bfMr Ellen MTColtohi widow of Gen Di DColton The agreement ends a long legal fight Inyol ytng the Col tori fortune which aggregates nearly JI06oOOOl The court appointed vGolden Donaldson and Conrad Syme trustees to set all of the estate with the exception hand at Santa Crux CaL andtodistribute according to the terms of the agreement the proceedsXrom the sale Helen fargart Beatrice jSacheri th5 eeyen yeax old great grandchild on whose behalf the tflght against the validity of the Trill was made will riecertco one iburth of the fortune Exclusive of the 300000 worth of stocks and bonds now missing from the Colton funds as a result of their removal from the District by Walter Bartnett there is actually 700000 to be distributed Miss Sacher will receive 150000 Mrs Caroline Colton Dahlgren will receive one half and Kath erlne Agnew Martin one rourth Of the estate The provisions of the compromlspi are that the wU be admitted to probate and that two administrators be named one for each side in the controversy Tne expenses of the litigation aggregate 40 000 i Katherine Agnew Martin will receive 25000 and Miss Sacher 15000 for the expense each Incurred Mrs Tbeodosta Cook Gtace under the agreement will receive the real estate at Santa Cruz Justice Gould appointed Siegfried Sacher as guardian of his daughter and filed her consent to the ratification Woodford I Harlan and Wjniain Valk Teitif jr to Receipt of Money on Wu merons Occasions iin Payment for Land Office Secrets Witness Said to Have Been1 Pjimised Immunity Open confessions of Land Office clerks tnBoaroblcmJsaloner lSnaalndto dlvuU to the Board of Commissioners vi a forest reserves supplied a tinge of the sensational yesterday In the hitherto dreary proceedings In the Hyde Benson Dlmond Schneider land fraud conspiracy inai Deiore jusuce stanora The testimony yesterday marked the first chapter of evidence procured through ther immunity bath process Cross examlnar tlon of the governments stars may provide other startling details to day Woodford Harlan for more than twenty years a clerk In the General Land Office and William Valk formerly a clerk Jn the Land Office In charge of the lieu land selection division were the leading witnesses Neither Is now In the government service and it Is said they were granted Immunity to testimony in court upon some of the essential facts In the alleged dishonest scheme to acquire large tracts of land in California and Oregon Both unblushlngly admitted they accepted money as a result of an alleged fraudulent scheme Tells of Deal with Benson i Harlan said he was chief of theSpeclaI Service Division from 1897 until 1903 when he was reduced to the grade of fourth class clerk and was finally dismissed April 30 1907 He told Of the circumstances under which he first met John A Benson The latter told him he was Interested in forest land selections which were soon to come through the Land Office Benson said he wanted these selections to go through without any delay Harlan told Benson it would be necessary to see William Valk who was In charge of the Forestry Division Harlan said he subsequently told Valk about the conversation and Valk later saw Benson Harlan admitted he agreed with Benson to push the land selections through and offered to perform that work for 15 cents an acre Harlan raid that later he got a letter containing 100 His recollection was faint but after severe questioning he said he thought he gave Valk a part of it probably 10 or 20 Subsequently he received another letter containing 100 and in turn a part of it he said was handed over to Valk Harlan and Valk at this Juncture had a dispute Valk finally refusing to expedite cases Witness said he saw Benson again on October 3 1899 at the Arlington Hotel and they talked about ascertaining the boundaries of several proposed forest reserves He arranged to transact all business direct with Benson and to receive from him direct his share in currency He declined to let Benson send drafts or checks Sent Rogue River Plans To carry out his part of the agreement Harlan testified he sent Benson maps of sections of land In Northern California with the lines of the proposed reserves clearly marked For this task Harlan received another 100 Some amusement was caused when Harlan said he sent Benson a map of Rogue River reserve and Attorney A Worthlngton pressed him for answer as to whether this par ttcular reserve was in Crook County Harlan was somewhat abashed and ic plled that it was in Southern Oregon During Bensons famous interview with Harlan In the Arlington rooms some one was secreted in a clothes closet This was disclosed to Harlan when Benson asked if he would agree to a third party having a hand in the deals Harlan would not agree to this and stepped in anothr closet while the mssterious third party for whom the government has been searching as a witness took flight On another occasion Harlan wrote Benson that he had valuable information which would be worth 500 This tip was that the Secretary and attorney general of the Interior Department and the Commissioner of the Land Office had agreed to an extension of the boundaries of the forest reserve in the San Francisco hills Benson came back with tho reply that Harlan was too slow and that he had received that tip previously However Benson showed his good faith by giving Harlan 250 Harlan told of getting other money from Benson notably thtee letters each containing 100 bills Paid Well by Benson William Valk testified to meeting Benson at an attorneys office in this city in the fall of 1897 He said he had been sent there by Harlan his chief in the Land Office Benson then told Valk the latter said that he had an agreement with Harlan whereby he was to pay 10 cents an acre to Harlan for assistance out of the regular order Benson later furnished Valk with a list of selections in which he was specially Interested In this list Valk said that the names of A Hyde Clark Morris and others appeared These selections were each for 640 acres and there were between 200 and 300 witness said For rushing things through out of their regular order Valk said he went to Har lan for an accounting and Harlan gave him only 10 Valk told of his falling out with Harlan and said he decided to do business direct with Benson Throughout all of his deals with Benson Valk said lie received about 2000 Valk said he knew he was being shadowed and also tnat Benson and Harlan were being watched Valk told of a conversation with Benson at the New Willard Hotel December 16 1903 in room 13 On this occasion he received 100 from Benson The money was not given to him by Benson In person but Valk found It on the washstand In the toilet room This particular 100 was then exhibited by District Attorney Baker It was marked and identified by Valk It appears that a Secret ServUe man had scared Valk into marking the money immediately after getting It oft the washstand Valks difect examination will be continued to day FORGIVING WIFE SAVES HIM Herbert Who Shot at Spouse Escapes Prison Term His Promise to Reform and Decision of Conple to Again Live Together Gain Him Leniency Wellington Herbert twenty eight years old a freight conductor of 305 street southeast was saved from a long term In the penitentiary yesterday through the forgiveness of his wife Mrs Ada Herbert whom he attempted to shoot on September 8 1907 at the home of Mrs Herberts sister Mrs George Nothey 1121 Third street southeast Herbert was charged In an indictment returned by the grand Jury with assault With Intent to Kill Mrs Herbert Prior to the shootlnsr the husband and wife separated as a result of domestic troubles Herbert made several efforts to effect a reconciliation Finally becoming desperate he tried to shoot her and a moment later shot himself in the breast For several months he was a patient at Providence Hospital Arraigned yesterday before Justice Barnard In Criminal Court No 2 Herbert entered a plea of guilty to the charge of assault to kill Just be fore entering the court room an afr fecting scene took place between Herbert and his wife the latter forgiving him and agreeing to live with him again Wilton Lambert counsel for Herbert told Justice Barnard that when the crime was committed the defendant was under the Influence of liquor Mr Lambert said Herbert had reformed was steadily employed and was supporting his wife Mrs Herbert it was stated had declined to appear as a prosecuting witness aganst her husband and expressed her willingness to give him an opportunity to do better Mr Lambert in urging the court to suspend sentence during Herberts good behavior and his promise to refrain from mistreating his wife said that no objection had been raised by the district attorney Justice Barnard decided to suspend sentence but gave Herbert a severe lecture He was warned that his course hereafter in life had better be above reproach or the court would be compelled to impose a heavy penalty TREATY WITH SPAIN SIGNED Agreement Provides for References of Differences to Hague A general arbitration treaty between the United States and Spain was signed yesterday It is understood the treaty follows the lines of the general arbitration treaties already signed between this and several of the other European governments which will make possible the submission of international differences to The Hague tribunal CITY BULLETINS MIGHT END POSTAL DEFICIT Postmaster Generals Argument in Favor of Rural Parcels Posts The recent decrease of 260957 in the receipts of fifty of the largest post offices of the country for March 1908 as against March 1907 will be used by Postmaster General Meyer as an argument for the enactment of the bill establishing parcels posts on rural routes Mr Meyer Is calling the attention of Congress to the idea that the establishment of special local parcels post would wipe out the postal deficit and tend to make the rural free delivery service self sustaining besides being a boon to the farmer and the retail country rnerchant There are now In operation 39033 rural routes serving a population of 15000000 and should an average of five 11 pound packagesbe carried on each trip throughout the year It Is estimated that 15000000 would be realised The net return to the government would be more than sufficient to equal the annual deficit Will Celebrate Noted Battle The annual celebration of the anniversary of the battle of San Jacinto will be held this evening at the Pythian Templel by the Texas Society of Washington Representatives Champ Clark of Missouri and Finis Garrett of Tenessee representing the States In which Stephen Austin and Sam Houston were born will be the principal speakers LOVING CUP FOR HARPER Former President of American Bank Honored by Directors Robert Harper who resigned about a month ago as president of Sues Road for Alleged Injuries Frank Marra a railroad section hand brought suit yesterday in the District Supreme Court to recover 10000 damages from the Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway company for alleged personal Injuries The plaintiff says that while riding on a hand car he was struck by a train ana was severe ly injured Jellycon 7 2c Jello 7 2c Minute Gelatine 5c 15c Tumblers Pure Jellv 8c 8c Compound jeny uruit Puddlne 7c Instantaneous Tapioca 8c Union Corn Starch 4 2c Duryeas Corn Starch 7J 2c Fyles new store 1420 7tK st nw and 12 other places Schneiders Maltw Bread Will Help more than anything else to malntaln the koiih nt th family Being a perfectly balanced food nourishing and delicious as well as light and readily digested its eaually aesiraDie ror oiu ana juung ter have Malt Bread on your table at every meal 6c loaf at your grocers Square Deal Rates For loans by the Mercantile Society 1006 st nw Investigate Connecticut Plea Satisfy The moro particular you are the better youll Hke these delicious pies All the kinds you like 5oldby all grocers The Finest Epicure Concede That there is no greater delicacy than the hard craDS servea at oconeiuer leasis Developing 10c Roll Photo Supplies Krouses 737 Jth sU nw A flwb white plak brunette Osumir eorer ln bestowed Satin ssla powder Ue We Ilave Sold Henrlcha Bee Stg7 Tvetf FORMEH ASB WOMEH IfeWst Oxfof Styles quite another thing fo prove it The growth of the Regal business in the past fifteen years and tha fact that niore Regals are sold in New York than any other make are evidence of the high standings Regals have with the most fastidious dressers in the world Custom style correctness custom quality and finish and accurate at every point have estab lished Regals as shoes for particular people 214 new Spring models correct in all leathers ready today in all of the 360 Regal stores and agencies The smartest lowuts of the year in Patent King Calf and RegalBrown the newest and richest of russets Regal quarter sizes give double certainty of perfect fit and com fort at every point 350 and 400 Mail Orders Promptly Filled sr I MBrn yv jr New Spring and Summer Style Book sent post paid on request MENS STORE WASHINGTON 1003 PaiAvei tiVf One of 214 correct newRegal styles for this season made in all leathers Quarter Sizes WOMENS STORE 1003 Pa Ave NW I MMJMMH KEA0 THE I A I News I in 1 I Tte Washington Post 3 Sunday April 19 to Sunday April 26 Inclusive Mailed to any address postage prepaid Twenty five Cents IRandle Highlands ICAWTOtpFUS A iwHrrEousc Kudle Kltnluda la the in IsUae ftoia tie Capitol Dopont Orel Tbe Heett Compear broke all record la eelllBf let as Tlllt iIIh ta IX eid broke tUnrn recr Im 1M7 Taj Tear we expect to tell moro property then we did ta tbe two prert oe jetre combined Manx psrebuers made IM per cent profit laat jnt freeter eppor taaltleo thle rear lots to 11000 on amall aieotblr parmenU Send or plat aad prices aod rreeaatomoblle to tee property out anit ie the city aprcad REALTY COMPANY Central National Beak BuUdlaj offlcet formerly orcuDled by Can tral National Bank Ttk it and Pa are nw US s8sniMThe TSisisSEasy Running Kind So simple they cannot possibly get out rtjf or Fully guaranteed and old from 250 Up IMDCCI I IC HARDWARE STORE nUalOtLL 1105 7 7th 8 1 Albert Johnson Prop 1 Insure Your Sox Are vonr locks insured WearHoleproofSox They are tnsurca The Holeproof zuarantei Is BtiT six Dalrs of HolenrooJ Sox for S2X0 and If any or all of then come to boles or need darnio In six months they will be replaced TREE of charee Holeproof Sox are made In medium and light weights sizes 9tt to 12 in black light and dark tanpearl gray and navy bine all fast colors Holeproof Sox do not crock rust nor fade They do not shrink nor stretch Wear them once and you will nerer wear any other kind Come see our stock And remember HoleproofSox are guaranteed to wear six months or yon get new ones FREE JOSEPH AUERBACH 623 Pennsylvania Avenue Burchells Bouquet Coffee 25c Pound Delivered any day whether you buy other things here or not Order by postal card or phone Main 3200 the American National Bank mJJSSJSSJSZ jkiaerzeji uuv Mvvuua Arlington Bottling Company aam ok he felt that hla trial In connection with the pure food law mlg ht cause the Interests of the bank to suffer has been presented by the officers and directors of the Institution with a handsome loving cup The speech of presentation was made by Isaac Gans chairman of thei committee appointed td secureV the cup The other members of the committee were HLynn now president of the bank and nvilllam Galllher vice president On Its fce the cup bears the words Presented to Robert Jf Harper by the officers and directors of the American National Bank April 16 1908 On Its reverse are engraved the names of the officers and directors In presenting the cup Air Gans said in part I iam delegated with the honor of the presentation and when I give this loving cup to you I want you to realize that It Is filled with overflowing love and confidence in you We honor and respect you both as the founder of our institution andV as the individual friend of each one of us Mr Harper mad an appropriate aresppaaa place Phone Caa Itadlatore Oil Sto rea 16 I2th street A MuddlmaneV Co The Mans Si ore About Every Other Man You Meet Is anMSM Man He wears ji clothes hes satisfied hes well dressed hea got his moneys worth De KAUFMAN ioOS 1007 Pa Ave Burchell 1325 Take advantage of this dally opportunity to use the Want Section of The Post the paper that reaches the people of Washington BOHN SYPHON efrigerators Ptot Ide a nntrora temperatcre ef desreee above freeilrs Je proper temperature lor abeolutelx aatistaetoTT eeruce Priced at n53Pujp BARBER ROSS 11th and Streets EZ TABLETS This adv 10c good for a 25c bot A woman said to her husband on leaving in the morning Be sure and bring home a box of Tablets I am not a well woman without them She had been a sufferer from constipation for several years tried doctors and nearly every other remedy ODONHELLS DfVE THE KEELEY CURE rink and Adiiciians leadffllnistered at tHI KEELEY IWSTrruXEA til KoHh Capitol atreet Wabrttton an4 aovlwre elje totlie DUtrlctt Colomtla la aUrjIaad I READ THE A News in The Washington Post Sunday April 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Anything la this raat artoek Dlamonda Watcnea Jewelry etc caa be boajght ata payments of a dollar evr a week CASTELBERGS Washingtons Leading Jewelers aad Optletaas S3S fEXSJL AVE aa22RBsaat Bread shipped to an points Correspondence solicited from country merchants Address JOHN MEINBERG THE KING BAKER 714 Eleventh Street WajbJnilon Open an Account with the Lansburgh Furniture Co Intet Ocean Building 512 Ninth Street SPECIAT FOR TO DAT Ladies 3 Button Oxfords 245 All leathers Very Stylish KW Value Special Torday HIRSHS SHOE STORES 1026 10 Seventh Si Between and 1 Sts Uneeda the NATIONAL Biscuit JaTlirity above everything distinguishes Schlitx beer from the common Theres a difference of coarse in the barley the hops the yeast We use the costliest materials We age the beer for months to prevent biliousness But the healthfulness of Schlitx is greatest because of its purity Phone Main WO Jos 8 hilts Brnrlag Compaay suo8tsir The Beer WM Itiat Made Milwaukee Famous Woods Seeds Cow Peas We are 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