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The Washington times., 1915-02-12
Home of Mrs. Van Sandt
Charred Mass of Ruins

The Anchorage. at Arundel on the
Bay. Md. for many years the home of
the late Mrs. Jane II. NJ. Van Sandt,
who up to her death week ago was
one of the picturesque figures of Wash
ington. is a charred mass Of debris to.
day. having been RACED yesterday by
fire.
Mrs. Van Sandt could boast of having
known intimately every mistress of the
White House from Mrs. Tyler to Mrs.
Harrison. and only a snort time before
her death had completed a book. "Sev-
enty Years Of Recollections of Washing
ton Society" This book and many
other personal belongings of Mrs. Van
Sandt were burned with the cottage. A
sword and portrait of Mrs. Van Sandts
grandfather. Capt. Nicholas Biddlc Van
Sandt. u. 8. N. were among the few
effects saved.
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ANACOSTIA.

"A kentucky Belle" was the title of
an entertainment given last night in
Masonic Hall by a number of the mem
under the auspices of the Ladies' Guild.
with Mrs N. r. Hannish and Mrs. Ed
ward ward r. Frisbie in charge: Those TAX
Annie Hingley. Miss Elsie rrisbic,
Charles Etzer. George r. Frazier. Mrs
May Simpson. Arthur l.; simpson. Miss
Irene Harding. Miss Mildred Kendrlck
Aiken. William f. Haufl, Miss Anna
Hagan. Miss Grace Robinson Miss
Margaret Roome. Miss Ethel Hoffman.
thur l.. Simpson was the pianist and
Claude Gicker violinist.
A number of young ladies entertain
cd last night at a dance at 100 Good
Hope road Those present were Miss
Aimee Steinmetz. Miss Josephine Er-
mold. Miss Lillian Osborn. Miss Emma
Miss Dorothea Lutz, Mrs. Albert Lind
strum. and Messrs. Brimer Monnerlyn.
Sherman. kreiter, Wood. and Beck.
The annual social gathering of the
Ladies' Benevolent Society OF st. Te-
iesa's Church was held last night in the
parochial school. with large number
present. Miss Mary o'Leary. president
meeting. and review of the work done
during the year was presented. At the
close OF the business n social time was
enjoyed and refreshments served.
\ special meeting of Potomac Base-
Eall League was held last night, when
plans for the annual smoker and enter
tainmcnt to be given on Monday even
Ing next in the Masonic Hall were
made. President Marbury stated that
Clark Griffith, manager of the Wash.
ington team. had said he would be pres
ent on that evening and would bring
with him the other players
Salem Lodge. No. %. Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows. of Anacostia, met
last night in the local Masonic haII,
with a large number present.
William Knowles Cooper. secretary of
the Y. NJ. c. A.. was the speaker la st
night at the special meeting of the An
acostia NJ. f.. Church congregation in
the church. Tonight the Rev. John Brit
ton Clarke is to be the speaker.
The regular meeting of the Child Wei
fare Association of Anacostia was held
yesterday afternoon in the Van Rurcn
School. at which time Dr. r. +. Fergcl
gave an interesting talk concerning the
care of the teeth.
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Dash in Mem York
Ends in Chicaqo
Joe Loomis Does Strenuous Stun,
Just Because He Promised
His Girl.

CHICAGO. Feb. 12.-when Joe
Loomis started the seventy yard dash
at Sis on Wednesday evening in
Madison Square Garden. New York. he
didn't stop until the last dance was
over and they played Home. Sweet
Home" In tango version. at the Black
stone Hotel early today. Here's the
crack runners time.card:
Wednesday, s:15 p. m.-started 10
yard dash, Madison Square Garden.
s:25 p. m:-Caught taxi. wearing
running suit "..
s:s4 p; m;-caught New York .Chica-
go Limited.
Thursday. 1854 p. m.-Arrived Engle-
wood station.
S:16 p. m.-Arrived home via taxi,
900 p. m.-Left home all logged for
dance.
$50 p. m.--Called for his girl.
10 p. m.--Reached Blackstone ball
room.
Friday. a. m.--Dance stopped.
1850 a. m.--Bed-much sleep.
AS he rolled into his couch, Loomis
is reported to have said: "The man
who toured the world In eighty days
may have gone much farther, but he
never went half as fast as l did,
Joe had promised his best girl
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Mechanics Lien Takes
Precedence Over Others

A duly recorded mechanics lein, no.
tice of which has been given to the
owner prior to his payment to the gen.
cral contractor takes precedence over
any claim the contractor may have. was
the gist of a written opinion handed
down yesterday by Justice Siddons in
Equity Court No. 2 in the bankruptcy y
case of John H. Nolan.
The case was before the court on a
certitication for a review Of the order
OF the referee distributing a fund In the
custody Of the trustee in bankruptcy
The contendinE claimants to the fund
were the United States Trust Company.
claiming under an assignment from the
bankrupt. and various parties claiming
as mechanic leinors.
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Sore Throat or Mouth.

You must keep the throat and mouth
clean and healthy. Any disease that
attacks the canal through which must
pass the food we eat, the beverages we
drink and the very air we breathe il
a serious matter. Why neglect Sore
Throat or Sore Mouth when TONSI-
LINE makes it SO easy for you to get
re,ief!
TONSIL1NE is the remedy specially
prepared for that purpose. TON S
SLIME does its full duty-you G&
can depend upon it. Keep a bot
tie in the house--where you can II
get it quick when needed. 25c.
and Soc. Hospital Size $l.OO. All "a
Druggiets.-Advt. W
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RES|NOL HEALS
raw, ITCHING
SCALY SKINS

No matter how long you have been
tortured and disfigured by itching, burn
Ing, raw or scaly skin humors. just put
little of that soothing. antiseptic Resi-
mol ointment on the sores. The suffer
irg usually stops right there.
Heaiihs begins that very minute. and
III almost every case your skin gets well
)" quickly YOU feel ashamed Of the
money you threw away on tedious. USE
less treatments
hssAnoi oiihmeht and Resinol Soap
.ie~r away plmples, backheads, and
oahdrurt' Prescribed by doctors for 90
Years ana sold by all druggists. Contain
absolutely nothing that could harm tho
6nnaArest skin.-Adyt
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Canada Is Under War Tax;
Must Borrow 500, 600, 900

OTTAWA. Ontario, Feb. IA drastic
war taxation measure was proclaimed
IN the Canadian parliament by the
nhance minister. Bank circulation and
the business OF loan and fire insurance
companies are taxed. A stamp tax is
applied to business and banking trans
ectione. TO railway and steamship tick.
cts telegraph and cable messages. and
patent medicines. There ia q customs
tarin increase covering all imports. and
wiped out. In some cases the tax IL
applied from the beginning Of this year.
IN others 1t is applied from today. and
IN other cases It will be applied In the
The finance minister estimated the
BUDGET for the year beginning April
at $SO. 900. with receiBts on the PREF
ent basis OF only e120 .ooo. 900. He esti-
rowed,
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by Using Stuart's Calcium Wafers."
It's easy to understand why Creams
and lotions only get at the surface.
while Stuarts Calcium Waters go risht
Into the blood and instead of a sluggish
deposit in the skin the impurities that
cause skin diseases are destroyed In the
perspiration that Is exhaled through the
pores in tho form of invisible vapor.
You'll never have a good complexion
without pure blood. but you positively
will have fine, healthful complexion
II YOU use Stuart's Calcium Waters.
They contain no poisonous drug OF
any kind. are perfectly harmless, and
can be taken with absolute freedom,
and they work almost like magic. CAL
cium Sulphide. their principal inere-
dent. Is the greatest blood-cleanser
known to science.
No matter how bad your skin may be,
Stuarts Calcium Waters will quickly
work wonders with 1t. It's good-by to
blackheads, pimples, acne, boils. rash,
eczema. and dirty "filied-up' COM
plexion. You can get a box of Stuart's
Calcium Waters at any drug store at
20 cents box. and you will be posi-
lively delightcd d with their wonderful
effect. small sample package mailed
free by addressing F. A. stuart Co., l76
stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich.-Advt.
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White House "Creditor"
Held for Observation

Uncle Sam must pay me-" declared
humbly attired man. who appeared
at the White House yesterday. "rm a
Secret Service agent. and I've done
enough work for this Government in
Canada. came to get my pay"
Taken to the Third police precinct
station the man said that he was Chris
He gave his age as thirty.five.
The police sent him to the washing
ton Asylum Hospital for mental obser-
walton. and telegraphed to Fort Wayne
to notify the mans relatives Of his
predicament.
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Carroll's Grandson Wins
French Army Honors

BALTIMORE. i'cb. l2.-Thc youns
Count Bertrand dc Kersolay. grandson
or the late Gov. John Ice Carroll, OF
Maryland, has recently been decorated
lor distinguishcd conduct as an officer
OF the French army.
The mother Of Count Bertrand de
Nereolay was. before her marriage
Miss Louise Carroll. eldest daughter OF
Governor Carroll. and a sister Of Royal
phelps Carroll. of New York. and OF
Doughorcsan Manor, OF Howard coun.
". Md. His father. Count Jean de
KerFolay. of Paris. is an author OF
considerable reputation In his own
country.
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Haiti Issues Own Money
After Break With Bank

PORT-AU-PRINCE. Haiti. Feb. 49,
The Haitian government has broken of
relations with the National Bank Of the
Republic Of HAITI and has issued 1000. .oot
Of Haitian paper. A protest was i'm
mediately filed with the Theodore gov
ernment by the American minister,
Arthur lly-Blanchard. and by Of
ficials Of the bank.
Rear Admiral Caperton, In command
OF the American warships in Haitian
waters, ts acting in conjucntion with the
American minister.
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ALEXANDR|ANS To
. MARK TREATY DAY
City Officials Also to Observe
Anniversary Of Signing Of
Pact Of Ghent Wednesday.

ALEXANDRIA. Feb. 12.-Alexandria
bankers and city officials will have a
holiday next Wednesday to observe the
Tooth anniversary Of the signing Of the
Treaty Of Ghent. The Virginia gen.
eral assembly made February II pub
Issued proclamation declaring
wednesday public holiday.
With delegates present from all the
northern part Of Virginia, comprising
Methodist Church. q sunday school In
stttute was opened this morning in the
washington Street Methodist Church.
south. under the auspices Of the Balti-
Kern. presiding elder of the Alexandria
district, was in the chair. and devo-
t1onal exercises were conducted by the
Rev. w. E. Woolf. Of the Herndon
x. M Way delivered an address on
Organized For Business" A. L. Died
Ticn, OF Washington. and the Rev. DR..
-. ~. Bulla, of Nashville. Tenn. also
en- Of the church. At the evening ses-
SION musical program will be rendered
ana an address on THE Sunday School
ana the Home" made by the Rev. DR..
Tn Civil Service Commission an
nounces the following examinations in
alexandria on March 2, to fill vacan-
chs,,in. cies IN the classified service; Organic
cnemist. inorganic chemist, bacteriolo-
sist and patholosist specialist in men,
tai and nervous diseases. medical in
spector and surgeon. geologist, consult
ing mining engineer, assistant in boys
and girls agricultural club work. as
sistant chemist In chemical metallurgy
marketing specialist. designing engi-
The .get-together" meeting, tonight,
of the Scottish Rite Masons, under the
auspices Of Washington Memorial
Lodge of Perfection. No. 7. will plan
3Se ons concerning of the degrees Of
'he order at a spring reunion.
The Odd Fellows of Alexandria and
vicinity will join with Potomac Lodge
Deans. grand master, viii be present.
Henry *. Field was elected grand
senior warden of the Grand Lodge Of
iN;asons mas or Virginia. at yesterdays cleo
tion In Richmond.
The following officers of the Children's
Home were elected last night: Mrs.
Harry b. Cation, president: Mrs Percy
2. GIFT. vice president; Mrs. James A.
nuinsh, recording secretary: Mrs. Tay-
l0r burke. corresponding secretary, and
Cerrol Pierce. treasurer.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett accomna-
med by her daughter, Miss Lila Waller
Barrett. will leave Alexandria for Nor
folk tomorrow, where Mrs. Barrett will
deliver an address. international Re-
iations," on Tuesday night in the Lynn
haven Hotel.
In police court this morning George
jackson was fined so for running policy,
and James Carroll and Alice Kits SO
each for playing the game.
-
Sergeant Wilkinson last night arrset-
ed colored man named Arthur Grigsby
on the charge of stealing chickens
Four chickens were found in Il basket
which the man carried The case was
continued until Monday.
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Firemen Near Death When
Chicago Landmark Burns

CHICAGO. Feb. ia spectacular fire
today destroyed the old Academy OF
Music, one OF Chicago's most noted
landmarks. In South Halstead street
near Madison. The fire started In q
shoe store next door. Damage will
amount to more than 100000.
Captain O'COnnor. OF engine company
No. II. was badly injured and a dozen
fircmen narrowly escaped death when
the roof fell as they stood on the stage.
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Army and Navy
ARMY.

The following promotions OF officers OF
the cavalry arm are announced:
ERWIN L. PHILLIPS, from captain
Thirteenth Cavalry to major Thir.
teenth Cavalry.
DOUGLAS II. JACOBS. iirst lieutenant
unassigned to captain. unassigned.
A board of officers to consist Of Cap
tain HOWARD l.. f.AUBACH, Cap
tain s. ]. BAYARD SCH1NDEL
Captain WILLIAM T. MERRY, Cap
tain JAMES r. ROBINSON, appoint.
ed make the annual inspection Of the
military departments Of educational
institutions at which officers Of the
army are detailed as professors of
military science and tactics.
NAVY.
Rear Admiral G. s. WILL1TS, trans
ferred to retired list February q.
Captain f. l.. BEACH. commissioned
from December IL.
Commander G. 8. LINCOLN, commits.
stoned from December H.
Lieutenant Commander B. @. BARTHA.
LOW, to Colorado.
Lieutenant r. c. NEEDHAM. commits.
stoned from July I.
Lieutenant s. c. LOOMS. to Colorado.
Ensign 8. s. THURSTON. to Colorado.
Ensign 8. E. ROSE. to Colorado.
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Doctor Negligent; Jury
Awards Wife $1,000

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Feb. 12.-Find-
ing Or. Fritz G. Hyde. Of Greenwich,
guilty of negligence in allowing a pa
tient to contract a fatal attack of
pneumonia, a fury In the superior court
awarded Mrs. Clara white. Of Green
wich, damages of 1000 Her allegation
was that her husband died because DR..
Hyde kept him in q cold hospital room
with insufficient covering.
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Dry Carnival at Tampa

TAMPA. Fla, Feb. 1c.--The annual
"Gasparilla Carnival similar to a
mardi gras. OF Tampa opened today. 1t
will be a. dry" event. too. anything
stronger than grape Juice being barred.
The Rotary Club IL in charge Of the
various events.
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Butterfly in Jersey.

NEWTON. N. j.. Feb. 12.-Francis
street. captured a live butterfly in front
Of his home. and has the specimen un-
der q glass now at his fathers home.
The oldest inhabitant cannot recall that
butterfly has ever before been seen
here in February.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Arrived-Des Moines at st. Marc; Pa
seattle; D-1 at Norfolk: -4roquois at
Mare Island; Yorktown at San
Diego; Cleveland at Mazatlan; Mary
land at La Paz
Sailcd-Brutus. from Vera Cruz for New
Orleansis Tacoma, from Cristobal for
Port au Prince: Des Molnes, from
Gonaives for st. Marc; Montana.
from Guacanayabo Bay for Guam
tanamo: Flusser; from Dry Tortugas
erton for Seattle: D-1. from Norfolk
for trial run: Orion, from Guacana-
yabo Bay for Guantanamo; Saturn,
from Mare Island for Bremerton via
riburon; yorktown, from Ensenada
for San Diego: Glacier. from San
Diego for La Paz.
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Faces As Fair As
4 Summers Dav
Are Possible If Stuart's Calcium
Waters Are Used for . Short
Time After Each Meal.

Many people have been heard to say
that they used creams and lotions for
years without effect, yet after FIVE or
six days Of Stuart's Calcium Waters
their compilations were perfectly clear.
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VINCENT COSIMANO.
No. 27O

Bananas, l2c to zoe.
Grapefruit, SC to l0c.
Oranges, zoe to SOC.
Apples, lOc to zoe "a pix.
Celery, SC to lOc.
Spinach, l0c "a PIX.
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Cornerstone Laid.

WILMINGTON. Feb. 12.-The corner
municipal building was to be laid today.
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VIM. G.. McCURDY,
No. 662

lvins Famous Cheese Ban
quet, 2 lbs. for 35c. This is
something absolutely new.
Regularly zoe lb.
2 lbs. lvins Cake, 35c. Regu-
larly 40c.
zoe Pies, l8c. 2 for 35c.
Small Wins Cakes, 2 lbs. for
35c.
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THOS. A. CANNON co.,
No. 81

Hothouse Products in plenty.
Fresh Vegetables in abund.
ance.
A wonderful display during
Food Show.
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VIM. A. THOMPSON,
No. 43S

A very large stock of produce
and allied lines, and special
attention to prices to attract
you.
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BETWEEN THE WINGS
E. CUNDERSHEIMER.
No. 146 and 159

Little Fancy Heart shaped
Cakes for Valentine Day.
Our New Cherry Layer Cake
sold out before noon last
Saturday. Over 100 calls.
Same tomorrow at popular
price Of zoe ID. Real fruit.
Orange Butter Sponge, zoe lb.
Pineapple Layer, using real
fruit, zoe ID.
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for.
EAST WING
SARCEANT S. HOOVER,
No. 100
Sirloin Steak, zoe lb.
Prime Rib Roast, l5c ID.
Legs of Lamb, lSc lb.
Chuck Roast, l4c lb.
BOWMAN & LEIZEAR,
No. 134
Sirloin Steak, zoe lb.
Shafer Mac. Sliced Bacon, 25c
lb.
Shafer Hams, l3c lb.
Boneless Pot Roast, l5c ID.
CANNON.CooKE COM.
PANY, No. 40
Sweet Grapefruit - need no
sugar-the inside tissues
are not even bitter, 6 for
25c.
Oranges U76), zoe doz.
Potatoes, 25c pix.
Lettuce, SC to lOc head.
Celery, SC to lOc bunch.
BETWEEN THE WINGS
E. GUNDERSHEIMER,
No. l46 and 159
Little Fancy Heart shaped
Cakes for Valentine Day.
Our New Cherry Layer Cake
sold out before noon last
Saturday. Over 100 calls.
Same tomorrow at popular
price Of zoe ID. Real fruit.
Orange Butter Sponge, zoe lb.
Pineapple Layer, using real
fruit, zoe ID.
H. c. COBURN, No. 498
Fancy stock in butter, eggs, and
cheese. Prices as low as
market permits. Reputation
Of twenty-five years. Every
thing guaranteed.
A. T. SCHROTH & SONS,
No. AIS
We solicit the trade of hotels,
cafes, lunchrooms, and stores
at attractive prices.
ROBERT BOWDLER,
No. 469
Sweet Peas, Daffodils, Bloom
ing Plants.
Other Flowers.
THOMAS & SLYE,
No. 423
Flowers are very scarce this
week. but we will supply you
with promptness at the best
prices possible.
c. PONNETT CO.,
No. 421
Attractive flowers in season at
attractive prices always.
M. HOLZBIERLElN,
No. 163
Fancy Cakes for social occa-
sions a specially.
Famous Bread, SC and l0c loaf.
Famous Pound Cake and Fruit
Cake, assorted icings, zoe lb.
Famous Everything They
Make"
Ter MARKET, BEGIN
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In police court this morning George
Jackson was fined so for running policy,
and James Carroll and Alice Kits SO
each for playing the game.
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, Sergeant wilkinson last night arrset-
ed a colored man named Arthur Grigsby
on the charge of stealing chickens.
Four chickens were found in Il basket
which the man carried. The case was
continued until Monday.
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COLUMBIA DAIRY
COMPANY, No. 169

A very fine line of Butter,
Eggs, and Cheese. Our
prices are holding our pres
ent customers very satistac-
torily.
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Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, accompa-
med by her daughter. Miss Lila Waller
Barrett. will leave Alexandria for Nor
1oik tomorrow, where Mrs. Barrett will
HeiVer an address. international Re-
iations,' on Tuesday night in the Lynn
haven Hotel.
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center NJ
EAST WING
T +. KEANE & CO.,
No. 49
We solicit the patronage Of no.
tells, cafes, and dealers On
the basis Of quality and price.
T. F. KEANE, No. 81
The choicest cuts of the very
best beef at attractive prices.
N. AUTH PROVISION
COMPANY, No. 10-39
Giving special reductions on
several of our high quality
products.
COLUMBIA SUPPLY
COMPANY, No. 81
Special attractions on Friday
and Saturday for hotels.
JOS. E. GATH & BRO,
No. 22
Red.top Asparagus, zoe.
Large Navel Oranges, zoe.
Table Raisins, regular l5c; spe.
cial lOc.
Dromedary Dates, regular lOc;
special &c.
California Figs, regular l5c;
special lOc ID.
A. H. COLMAN, No. 112
Dried Fruits, Pickles, Home
made Potato Chips, Nuts,
Nut Meats.
(Home-made Noodles and Po-
tato Chips to be given away
free during the food show.)
THOS. A. CANNON CO.,
No. 81
Hothouse Products in plenty.
Fresh Vegetables in abund-
ance.
A wonderful display during
Food Show.
VIM. G.. McCURDY,
No. 662
Ivins Famous Cheese Ban
quet, 2 lbs. for 35c. This is
something absolutely new.
Regularly zoe lb.
2 lbs. lvins Cake, 35c. Regu-
larly 4Oc.
zoe Pies, lSc. 2 for 35c.
Small Wins Cakes, 2 lbs. for
35c.
EDGAR BROWNING,
No. 72
Orange Brand Smoked Hams,
special for Saturday, lSc lb.
New York Fancy Beef at spe-
cial prices for Saturday.
All Pork Sausage, zoe ID.
Legs of Young Lamb, 22c ID.
FRED BRIGGS, No. IS
Rosslyn Brand Chip Beef, 4oc
10.
Rosslyn Brand Boiled Ham,
4Oc ID.
Rooslyn Brand Mac. Sliced Ba-
con, 30c ID.
Rosslyn Brand All Pork Sau-
sage, 22c ID.
Machine Sliced Cooked Meats
of all kinds.
GOD SHOW AT Cen
pns. Marine Band Cor
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S. A. GATTI & BRO,
No. 556

Ripe Olives in bulk, zoe pint.
The proper Olives to eat and
this is the only place in
Washington as far as we
know where they are sold.
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H. c. COBURN, No. 498

As ~ SO~OA\ANS ANOs 10O
Fancy stock in butter, eggs, and
cheese. Prices as low as
market permits. Reputation
Of twenty-five years. Every
thing guaranteed.
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MRS. P. j. MULLIGAN,
No, 397

Nine different kinds of Dried
Beans. Also Dried Split
Peas, Lentils, Rice, Oat
GritS, Popcorn, on ear, etc.
Dried Fruits and Vegetables
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A. J. SIMONS, No. $40
Fowl. zoe lb.
Turkeys, 25c ID.
Capon, 25c lb.
Roasting Chickens, 25c Ib.
Ducks, 25c ID.
Geese, 22c lb.
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JOS. PHILLIPS, No. SIG
Original Pork Sausage, Csc ID.
Pure Open Kettle Rendered
Lard, l5c ID.
Phillips Original Scrapple, lOc
ID.
Seasonable Country Hams, Csc
ID.
Seasonable Country Bacon,
zoe lb.
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A. H. COLMAN, No. 112

Dried Fruits, Pickles, Home
made Potato Chips, Nuts,
Nut Meats.
(Home-made Noodles and Po-
tato Chips to be given away
free during the food show.)
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NEW YORK BEEF
COMPANY. No. $40

New York Rib Roast, Csc lb.
Majestic Hams, also Premium,
i8c ID.
K;ngan's Sliced Bacon, regu-
larly 35c; special SOC.
Souvenir during Food Show
Leather, Gold-bound Order
Book.
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JACOBD. FAUNCE,
No. 174
Strictly Fresh Egg. o.
Special, dozen. -. JJC
JAMES LA FONTAINE.
No. 369 and 396

Turkeys, 25c ID. \
Strawberries, 35c box.
String Beans, l5c box.
Peas, l5c box.
Tomatoes. l5c lb.
Celery, SC head.
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WATSON & HOLLIS.
TER. No. 66O

W. "ss SNA0 1NOs O0S
Boneless Cornbeef, l5c ID.
Prime Roast Rib, zoe ID.
Roast of Lamb, zoe lb.
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WASHINGTON AND
SOUTHERN BANK

Center Market Branch.
Special attention to Center
Market dealers.
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OYSTER Bros, No. "a

Scallops, SOC at.
No. / Smells, l5c ID.
Strictly Fresh Halibut, zoe lb.
Fresh Salmon Trout, lSc ID.
Butterfsh, l2Ilc lb.
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Inc following officers of the Children s
home were elected last night: Mrs.
larry B. Cation. president; Mrs Percy
~. nIt' vice president; Mrs. James \.
Hulfsh, recording secretary: Mrs. Tav.
lor Burke. corresponding secretary, and
CARROLL Pierce, treasurer.
The Washington times., 1915-02-12
CANNON.COOKE COM.
PANY, No. 40

Sweet Grapefruit II need no
sugar-the inside tissues
are not even bitter, 6 for
25c.
Oranges (l76), zoe doz.
Potatoes, 25c PIX.
Lettuce, Sc to lOc head.
Celery, SC to lOc bunch.
The Washington times., 1915-02-12

Salem Lodge No 90. Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows. of Anacostia, met
last night in the local Masonic hall,
with a large number present.