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Did You Read Our Ad Last NightWell if you did not here she goes Wo purchased from one

of the largest importing houses in New York their entire stockMousselines Chiffons and Liberty Silks at the greatestprice concession ever heard of The lot embraces all the popu-lar shades and the entire stock consists of 8000 yards Ye soldnearly half the lot today Tilt assortment of shades is still com-plete so you want to hurry alongto share this great bargainYou cannot purchase any of fthese in any store infor less than 75c a yard andsome are regular 85e and 100values You can make your se-lection for

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ing warm Blankets ComfortsCrockery Gas Oil and Coal StovesAnd you are welcome to everything-you need on eLY weekly or month-ly payments arranged to suit your

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DEJfTISTRT OT TIlE INSTALLMENTplan Easy payments Plates Crown AndBridge Work specialties Hours 9 sum to 8 pmSundays 1 to 4 DR FRAZEE Dentist 616 15thst nwv Iel33mo

Robbed Twentytwo Quaker CityBoarding Houses in Sixty Days

His Picture Sent to the Police inCity Where lIe 3Injr hove Operat

3OOO Worth of Jew-elry In IJiIIutlcIpliIa Hetliodx Usedby Him in RuiisucUiiiK Residences

PHILADELPHIA Feb 15 I have lob-bed twentytwo boarding houses In thiscity within the last two months stealing3000 worth of Jewelry and I spld the

entire plunder for 45 declared Tamesilelvllle the cleverest boardinghousethief In this country to Superintendent ofPolice Quirk yesterday Melville was arrested a week ago by Detective Ulrichat Ninth and Vine Streets He was a wit-ness ia the Central Police Court

against I C Joffee a jewelry dealerwhom he accused of having received a-

part of the plunderAccompanied by Detectives Ulrich and

A FOOR BREAKFAST

Very Few People Ent a Good BreakfUKt

All I want for breakfast Is a roll andof coffee

This remark is heard not only in hotelsrestaurants and lunchrooms but it is theusual breakfast order In the home ircleas well After a twelvehours fast itwould seem that the first meal of the dayshould be a hearty substantial one and Ifwe all lived natural unartlflcial lives itwould so but none of us do hencebreakfast is a mere pretence

Says a latter day philosopher Duringmany years of active business life I neverremember having eaten a good substantialbreakfast but supposed it was of no Im-portance until I began to lose appetite forlunch and dinner

My physician told me I vas a victim ofnervous dyspepsia and must take rest andrecreation as no medicine would reachthe trouble but this advice I could notfollow as my business affairs would notpermit it and to get relief I resorted tomedicines and prescriptions and it waspurely accidental that I hit upon one rem-edy which did the business While In adrug store one evening I noticed a number of people buying Stuarts DyspepsiaTablets a widely advertised preparationtor stomach troubles and the force of ex-ample was too much for me and I boughta fiftycent package

I took a tablet or two after each mealand in a week my appetite picked up Ibegan to feel my old ambition for work re-turning and could eat a good breakfastbecause wanted it and from that time tothis I take Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets asregularly as I take my meals not becauseI now have any trouble with my stomachbut because I dont want to have

A fiftycent box of Stuarts Tablets witlast me a month and keep my digestion ingood order and I know of no better investment a business man can make

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YOU ARE THINKINGof purchasingan instrument

It will pay you to investigate our offers

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Percy S FosterJ Manager Washington Warerooms

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Teeth S5OO Fillings 50c Up

Painless Operations

Capital Dental ParlorsItTTH AND F KV HOLTZMAN BLDG

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is twice baked bread made In Hanover Ger-many and imported by us It contains over

per cent of actual nutrimentfor dyspeptics Be sure you get the imported

At Fancy GroceriesHENRY RUETER 3d GNW

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Used by people of refinement-for over a quarter of a century

Smith he went from Moyamcnsing prison-to Joffees store on North Third Streetnear GIrard Avenue and there identified-a number of gold bracelets rings watches and cuff buttons which he says he soldto Joffee for a paltry sum of money Thearticles were claimed by Clara Fairfieldof 1009 South Fortysixth Street Melvillesaid he robbed her house of 200 worth ofJewelry

The prisoner has rendered the detec-tives every assistance possible in recov-ering the stolen property and nearly allof it has now been found and identifiedby the owners Melville Is sixty yearsold and has served twenty years in prison

Melville said Superintendent Quirkis in my mind the most adroit board-

ing house thief ever captured by the Phil-adelphia police The man operated here-for two months and despite the most

j thorough work on the part of the detectires he eludtd us and It was more by

j good luck than anything else that wefinally arrested him

The mans method of robbing a housewas an ingenious one There is nothingabout his appearance that would lead oneto suspect him of being a thief The police say he always dresses fashionably andwould readily pass for a welltodo business man

In planning his robberies according tohis story he consults the lists of boardinghouses as published In the newspapersHaving selected a house to rob he wouldpresent himself to the mistress and engage a suite of rooms saying his wife andtwo daughters would Join him on the fol-lowing day He would make It o pointto request a private table in the diningroom for his family and would then tellthe landlady that ho wished to write afew letters and when she went downstairs-he would ransack the upper rooms andthen leave the house

Despite the fact that complaints weremade at police headquarters and descriptions of the stolen property were sent outalmost every day to Jewelers and pawn-brokers none of the plunder was recov-ered until Melville was arrested Two arrests have already been made of Jewelrydealers who are charged with having re-ceived some of the plunder and other ar-rests are likely to follow

It is believed that Melville has been operating in other cities The prisonerspicture has been sent to the police of Bal-timore and Washington whore many

robberies have committed re-cently The police argue that he couldnot possibly live in the manner he did onthe small sum he received from the plunder he disposed of here

Joffee refused to make any statementregarding his alleged dealings with theprisoner and was held In 600 bail for trialby Magistrate Cunningham

Accused Miners AcquittedCUMBERLAND Md Feb 15 The seT

cii miners charged with rioting at LonaconIng during the recent coal minersstrike were set free yesterday The Stateentered a plea of not guilty in the cases ofJohn Lyons George Heidler and WalterStevenson Daniel Rowan Jr James Fitzpatrick and William and David Mageewho were tried before a Jury to which thecase was submitted without argumentwere found not guilty The defence offeredno testimony Today Patrick McDonoughWilliam Murray and Williamitageo will be tried for riot Editor J J Robinson of the LonaconingStar who It Is alleged was stoned bythe men being tho prosecuting witness

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Expresses His Views ConcerningBeforetlieCurtain Speeches

Tile Interpreter of Dnvld JIsthe 11 lull t of an An He

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The refusal of W H Crane the comedian who is presenting a dramatized ver-sion of David Harum at the NationalTheatre this week to accept a call for abeforethecurtain speech between thesecond and third acts of his play has oc-casioned not a little comment favorableand otherwise Local theatre assemblageshave become so accustomed to havingtheir favorite players step out of their assumed characters for brief oratorical efforts that Mr Cranes deviation from theusual course of his contemporaries comesto the majority of theatre patrons as muchof a wholly commendable innovation

Mr Crane shares with Mr RichardMansfield the belief that it is Inartistic toindulge in the superfluous curtainspeeches and each provides a substitutewho thanks the audiences for their approv-al of the work of the actors and their as-sociates

On last Monday night when Mr Cranefirst showed his admirable character crea-tion of the Homeville bankerhorse traderat the National the audience applaudedwith a vigor and persistency that werequite remarkable and seemingly could onlybe satisfied by the appearance of the chief

i actor before the curtain and the customa-ry address of thanks for the appreciation-of the efforts of himself and the othersconcerned in the performance But in-stead of the comedian Mr Devere thestage manager stepped in front of thecurtain and explained that Mr Crane didnot approve of the Idea of comingout of the character of David Harum during the action of the piece Hethen proceeded to thank the audience onbehalf of Mr Crane for their cordial re-ception of the production Mr Crane

j his present local engagement hassteadfastly refused to favor his patronswith a speech between any of the actsalthough doubtless if one had been re-quested of him at the conclusion of theplay he would have been only too happyto personally address his admirers-

In discussing the matter of beforethecurtain speeches In his dressing room atthe theatre last night Mr Crane said toa Times representative

Almost every critic who has seenDavid Harum has said that as a play

pure and simple it is slight In structurea mere series of character sketches morethan anything else and yet they havetaken me to task in some instances

i I have refused to come before thecurtain in response to the demands of

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with the thoroughness that I haveHarum I have followed the descriptionof Mr Westcott the author as given onpage 119 of the book most minutely Ihave reproduced the famous wart on theside of the nose the diamond In the shirtfront even the red tie you will find inevidence I make no claim that DavidHarum is a great dramatic compositionnothing of the sort but it is a very enjoyable least the peo-ple who come to see it say Iwould most assuredly be sacrificing all ofmy capital to step out of the characterand for a few disillusionizethe people on the other side of the footlights by showing them some one elsethan the character they have been Interested In during the performance If anaudience would but reaize what a dis-tinct loss it would mean and bear in mindthat I could not get back Into the at-mosphere of the piece and personality ofthe character once more were I Id allowmyself to step out of It they would notthink of calling for speech let alonecriticise me for refusing to grant theirseemingly reasonable request-

I dont know of anything more ridicu-lous to the average theatre patron than towitness an actor who has Just beenthrough the throes of a stage death comebefore the curtain a moment later and tellhis audience how delighted he Is that theyseem to take kindly to the idea of thetemporary supremacy of the villain It isnot only ridiculous it is inconsistent anddecidedly inartistic sad yet some of ourvery best actors will persist In the absurdpractice-

I realize that In a comic opera bur-lesque comedy or some of the lighterforms of stage entertainment It Is part ofthe performance and I suppose that ifsome of our comic opera comedians failedto tell how much pleased they vere withthe enthusiastic demonstration on the partof the ushers and other attaches of thetheatre the major portion of the audiencewould feel as if they were not receivingthe worth of their money But I mustfirmly decline to come out of my DavidHarum getup and display the real W HCrane Understand I mean between anyof the acts Were the same volume of applause to be accorded me at the end ofthe piece or the audience to evidence thesame feverish desire to have me open theflood gates of my eloquence when I couldremove the bald wig of Harum I shouldbe most delighted to accommodate themThis compliment was pad me on severaloccasions in New York State earlier thisyear and I was only too glad to thank myauditors for their appreciation of the merits of the performance without any loss toeither myself or them-

I want to repeat that after working forthirtyeight years for the honor no actorunderstands or appreciates better than I dowhat it means to occupy a place In theheart of the public to the extent that Ismanifested when it applauds ones effortsto please and asks to be favored Just-a few words outside of the play If peo-

ple would only bear In mind that It is nofarther from Washington to Baltimorethan It Is from Baltimore to Washington-and that If I detained them five minutes-at the end of tho play they would not be

d to remain in the theatre anylonger than If I had occupied the samespace of time between the second and thirdacts this beforethecurlaln speech busi-ness would be a very simple propositionand might be easily solved to the entiresatisfaction of everyone concerned

To Float a Stranded SkipNORFOLK Va Feb 15 The Merritt

Wrecking Company has despatched itssteamer William Coley to Hunting Islandnear Beaufort S C for the purpose offloating the stranded Spanish steamshipOtoyo Captain Colanga

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A salt Inspired bv Inaugural occasion the result of diligent preparation and tremcnt xis purchases direct front the makers to Saveevery intermediate profitThus we again phwre our underselling abilities l y naming prices NEARLY 50 per cent LOWER OTHERS

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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

The President and Mrs McKinley enter-

tained at dinner last night in honor of

the Diplomatic Corps As usual onsuch occasions the East Room wasa jungle of palms The mirrors weregarlanded with smilax caught withhuge clusters of annunciation lilies andscarlet trumpet blossoms and the restsbeneath were banked with fern starredwith carnations and roses shading frompink to crimson and hedged with a snowyline of white hyacinth blooms

From one the vast table to theother were grouped massive candelabraof gold and silver Whose lights burned

crimson shades Plaques of pinkprimroses alternating wftQ tall crystalvases of white roses formed the additional floral decorations anil grouped aboutat intervals wero golden epergnes bearing pyramids offoreign fruits The guests

relieved of their wraps on the secondand after descending to the East

Room were received by the distinguishedhOst and hostess Colonel Bingham madethe presentations assisted by Major McCawley each wearing the full uniform ofhis rank

Owing to the absence of Lady Pauncefote who is in court mourning and ofBareness Fava who IsInIfew York thehonor of being escorted in to Sinner bythe President fell to Senora Azplroz wifeof the Ambassador from Mexico Mrs 3VIc

Klnley was escorted by the German

Hat of Invited guests was as followsThe Ambassador of GermanyThe Ambassador of FranceThe Ambassador of Russia and Com

tesse Marguerite CasslniThe Ambassador of Mexico and Senora

de AzpirozThe Minister of GuatemalaThe Minister of AustriaHungary-The Minister of SwitzerlandThe Minister of DenmarkThe Minister of Portugal and Viscoun

teas do Santo ThyrsoThe Minister of Haiti and Madame Le

gerThe Minister of Belgium and Comtesse-de IJchtervelde

The Chinese Minister and Madame TVuThe Minister of TurkeyThe Minister of Brazil and Mme de As

sisBraallThe Minister of Chile and Senora de

Morla VicunaThe Minister of Costa RicaThe Minister of Spain and Duchess de

ArcosThe Minister of NicaraguaThe Netherlands MinisterThe Minister of Japan and Mme Ta

kahlraThe Minister of Peru and Senora de

falfleronThe Minister of BoliviaThe Minister of PersiaThe Minister of UruguayThe Charge dAffaires of VenezuelaThe Charge dAffalres of the Dominican

RepublicThe Assistant Secretary of State and

Mrs HillGeneral and Mrs MilesSenator and Mrs CullomSenator LodgeSenator and Mrs ClarkSenator and Mrs KorakerSenator and Miss MorganSenator DanielSenator and Mrs HannaSenator and Mrs Jones of ArkansasRepresentative and Mrs HittRepresentative AdamsRepresentative Frederick H GlllettRepresentative and MrsRepresentative DnsmoreRepresentative Champ ClarkHon Whleaw Reid and Mrs ReidHon C N Bliss and Mrs BlissCol and Mrs Myron T HerrickDr S Weir MitchellMiss Alice HayMiss RootMiss GripesMiss HitchcockMrs Frederick D GrantMiss Ruth HannaMiss MclYilllamsMr and Mrs McKinley introduced

delightful Innovation by inviting anumber of young people married andslsle to a dance after the dinner the

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state dining room being transformed into-a ballroom for that purpose These ad-

ditional guests wereMiss Margaret Hitchcock Miss Hay

Miss Leila Griggs Mis Corteiyou MrsBingham Mrs Harriet Blame Beale MissPaulding Miss Lucy Kean Miss McMillan Miss Ernst Countess Quadt MissAlice Ward Miss Edythe Patten SenoraRivera Miss Lovering Miss LeIter MissRoosevelt Miss Miss Taunt-Miss Walker Miss Mabel D MerriamGeneral Corbin Senator Kean Secretary

i Corteiyou Colonel Ingliam Seckenf dorff Senor RIano Count Quadt Major

Simpson Captain Gibson Captain RussellLieutenant Dorey Lieutenant RodgersLieutenant Davis Lieutenant EdieU S N Mr Frederick Wlnthrop MrMerriam Mr J B Foraker-

Mr and Mrs Thomas F Walsh paid agracious tribute to their guests last nightby securing Madame Nordica to slug fortheir entertainment The peerless diva Jna superb toilet of white silk and lace andwith ropes of pearls around her neck anda diamond tiara in her light brown hairmade a picture ot stately beauty as shestood by the piano with palm foliage for abackground Her selections wereJewel song from Faust Gounod

La Rose WebberSerenade Richard StraussPolonaise from Mignon A ThomasAria VidalKirchjjans V FielilrHungarian aria from Laslos Erkel

At the PianoTHr Bone Simmons

A string orchestra added its charm tothe early evening closing before the ap-pearance of Madame Nordica with Paderewskls minuet in A The hostess re-ceived In an expositicn gown of whitesatin and lace richly embroidered withpearls

Do not contain mercury

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Winter Suit to measurefrom dressy Oxford GreysBlack Cheviots or Thibets

Black Worsteds orScotch Plaids for 1170With every Suit at this price

today and tomorrow onlywe will make an extra

pair of trousers from thedressiest patterns of StripedWorsteds our regular 4and 5

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VERO DENTISTS12th and Pa aye opposite Raleigh

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During the winter months storeat 530 D m

Clearance Sale ofBoys Winter Clothing

Specially reduced pricelTprevailall classes of Boys Winter

Clothing Suits Top Coats Reef-ers Trousers Caps etc for dressfor school for general wear Alldesirable styles and all of this seasons production We quote inpart the following

Fine Allwool Doublebreasted2piece Suits also3piece Suits plain navy bluesand mixed cloths stylish anddressy best of workmanshipsizes 6 to 1C-

S50G were 675 to 1000

Doublebreasted and 3pieceVest Suits singlebreasted

coat in neat and stylish mix-tures well made and perfect fit-

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Grey Mixed DoublebreastedSuits nearly all wool and betterthan cheap all wool well madevery serviceabl sizes 8 to 15

150 were 250 and 375

Top Coats and Reefers of Allwool Irish Friezes and variousother heavy materials fine qual-ity well made nkely lined allthis seasons coats in grey tanbrown and navy blue

295 were 3500 and 600

Grey and Fancy Cheviot Sepa-rate Pants good quality wellmade neat effects good enoughto finish out old coat sizes 3 to 16

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Winter Caps the kinds thatpull over the ears grey blue andbrown

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Clearance Sale ofGirls Winter Clothing-

We also offer Girls WinterClothing at extraordinarilyprices in order to effect a completeclearance and direct attention tothe following lots of JacketsCapes etc some of vhiph aremarked at less than half price 1

Girls Regulation Sailor Dressesblouses finished with naval em

blems in embroidery and braidplain flared skirts sizes G to 14

Special Price 500 Each

Heavy Winter Jackets andLong Coats for Misses from 6 to16 years of age mostly black anddark shades of blue in stylishrough cloths

500 were 1000 and S1509

Girls Military Capes heavydark blue cloths fa ed withbright red large reversed hoodsarmy buttons sizes G to 14

Special Price 759 Each

We are also showing a very nicecollection of Girls Spring Suitsin tailormade effects and withbright attractive trimmingsmade in girlish effects cheviotshomespunSj and sizes 12to IS

Third Floor

Food Chopper SaleWe offer at a new price three of

the best makes of Meat and Vege-table Choppers on the market todayThe

Universal vThe IdealThe StarComplete with three styles of

knives which can be adjusted forchopping meats for croquettesHamburg steaks hash cabbagefor slaw and all sorts of fruit andvegetables for all purposes Arequisite of every modern kitchen

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