Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.c.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3. 1 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY ---.- February 5, 1890, Caosny Ss. “NOYES. Ealtor, THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising 3 ium is worth more than all the other papers pablished lu Washington. It bas been suggested in the discussion of Proposed changes in the law regulating the office of recorder of deeds for the District that the adoption of ashorter form of deed would be of advantage. Undoubtedly the substitution of the brief modern forms for the old fushioued and verbose conveyances would benefit the general public, although it might reduce the conveyancer’s and recorder’s feea The Dis- trict needs modern legislation in a great many Tespects, and among them its forms of convey- ance invite the attention of both the antiqua- rian and the reformer. With short, statutory conveyances to handle the recorder’s expenses Would be much less than at present, and the fee which he charges the property owner could be largely reduced. The fact that the receipts of the office already amount to twice (POR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6.) ‘We tempt you to the store tomorrow by quoting at cost prices some of the most desirable and newest goods in the store, That's why we don't apologise for stating that regular prices will be continued on Friday. & PALAIS MOY aL 250. MEN'S SOARFS FOR 5c.—You call for one of the amount which would reasonably pay all its, these Scarfs and will learn of the new stock of Sus- expenses, including fair compensation to re- corder and clerks, demands a substantial | 4*™ 4 reduction in the recording fee, and a shorten- 750. MOHATRS FOR 690.—Suppose we merely men- ing in the form of conveyance would emphasize | tioned the fact that all the new shades and styles in the demand. The District, therefore, asks leg- | Cashmeres, Henriettas, French Serges and Ginghams islation making the recordership of deeds &| were here, would the statement be so likely to attract salaried office, simplifying the forms of con- ‘veyance, reducing the fees paid to the recorder (mot the compensation of the actual copyist), confining the appointmant to citizens of the District, and providing that any excess of fees you as the new Mohaire at cost price for » day. €1 SILK FRINGES FOR 89c.—Not more than suffi- cient trimming for one dress to each customer. RIBBONS AT 10 PER CENT DISOOUNT.—What above the salaries and expenses for which pro- | better way to quickly introduce the new Black and vision is made shall be placed to the credit of | White Silk Ribbons than the offer of 10 per cent off the District. The office »+~u!d also be brought | the marked prices tomorrow? into subordination either — —. o.mmissioners or to the District court. The registershi wills should also be made a salaried office; but 75c. SKIRTS FOR 50c.—These are fine Cotton P Of | sures with ruffle of machine-made embroidery in im- it may be wiser to consider the two offices sep- | i? of the French hand-embroidered garments. arately, since the time appears to be especially ripe for a change in the recordership of deeds, and by attempting too much at a stroke both changes may fail. ‘The republican Senate, which took a jast and impregnuble position in the matter of the appointment of Matthews of Albany to the recordership, owes it to the Dis- triet to crystallize into law the opinions in re- spect to home rule which it then expressed. The fact that a republican now holds the oftice will not of course alter the views on the sub- ject of any fair and honest legislator, and the District expects the legislation concerning the office to be pushed to a vote in the Seuste with- out any suspicion-breeding delays, a The meeting in this city today of the National Guard Association is an event fraught with in- terest to large number. This gathering of the leading spirits of our citizen soldiery is of importance to the whole American people, whose reliance for protection in times of war and riot is in the national guard and not in the mite of a standing army that we keep as a aucleus around which to form an effective force in case of foreign or domestic war. ‘There are in the militia of the United States, including the District of Columbia and the territories, a grand total of 8,052 officers, 103,290 enlisted men and an available force of 7,352,171. Measures for the improvement of the national guard, which is the working organization of our militia, are on foot and it is hoped will be perfected by the present meet- ing of the association. New and better militia laws have long been needed. While every thing else progresses, the militia statutes are those of the earlier days, when wealth and population were small compared with what they are now. ——— Scarcely a day passes without the occurrence somewhere in this country of a fire which de- stroys life, When the fire is over and the rub- 120. HANDKERCHIEFS FOR 10c,—What better way to introduce the Real Duchess @.ace and Hand- embroidered French Linen Handkerchiefs? We'll so surprise you with the quality of the Ladies’ and Men's Handkerchiefs at 1234 cents that you'll think: Are the more expensive Handkerchiefs proportionately as cheap? 26c. FACE POWDER FOR 23c.—Twenty-six cents isthe Palais Royal's rezular price, but you know what you often are charged for Madam Loweuberg's Face Powders? 50c. BANGLES FOR 39c.—Probably this will at- tract those who haven't yet visited the Palais Royal Jewelry Department. That's the only reason for the reduced price, Sterling Silver, Garnet aud Roll Gold Bangles to select from. 2.20 “GLORIA” UMBRELLAS FOR @1.89.—La- dies’ and Men's, with Istest style handles. The guarantee for s year Just as binding as if you bought the umbrella at recular price. #5 FANS FOR $4.—Ostrich Feather and Quill Fans Can you buy as good funs for $5 at the credit stores? ‘This question deserves an answer. $1.25 TRAVELING BAGS FOR 98c.—The new Stock for the season is here. A long list of prices and descriptions you wouldn't notice. We can afford to sell you one bag at cost if you'll call and learn where’s headquarters for such goods, €1.25 GLOVES FOR 85c.—For the Ladies, Genuine French Kid Gloves; Real Pig Skin Gloves; Undressed Kid Mousquetaires; 4-button Suede Kid Gloves, For the Men, English Dog Skin Gloves, with the improved sutomatic fastenings, This is to attractnew custom. Regular customers must not ask for more than two pairs at S5c. a pair, 25c. HOSE FOR 21c.—A special sale tomorrow of the new spring arrivals. All the 25c, Warranted Fast Back Hose, until 6 o'clock tomorrow evening, for 21c. apair, And never have we shown better 25c. Hose. bish cleared away it is plainly seen why the fire was fatal. Yet on the very site of the burned building will be erected a new one quite as defective as its predecessor. Men know how toerect better buildings, but they de not want to expend the money, where it cannot be seen, and as between ten thousand dollars spent in visible ornamentation or a like amount in rendering a building fire proof or secure, the ornament will get the money nine times inten. And this in houses to be occu- pied by the builders’ own families, To be well insured appears to be of more consideration than to be perfectiy safe. Ag fatal fires in- crease anew order of building will grow up With it, and safety rather than ornamentation will be the aim of the latest architecture, —— + By the recent decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in the Riggs will case the Dis- triet of Columbia is held to be included within the words “States of the Uuiou” in the treaty with France. The District is thus a state for the purpose of conferring privileges upon aliens, ‘The same court has also decided that the Dis- trict is not a state for the purpose of giving its people the right to bring suits in the Federal courts in those cases where the privilege is given to the citizens of astate. The District is also a state for the purpose of paying direct taxes, having contributed its quota under the direct tax of 1361, but it is nota state for the purpose of representation, though ~-represent- atives and direct taxes shall be apportioned among the several stutes of the Union accord- ing to their respective numbers.” In short, the District is « state, whenever that construc- tion gives privileges to persons outside of the capital, even aliens, or imposes burdens upon the District, and is not a state, whenever that construction issought for the benetit of the people of the District. Se Washington is unquestionably the convention city of the republic. Such important gather- imgs are announced for today as the Na- tional Board of Trade, the National Shipping League, the National Guard Associa- tion, the National Association of Post Office Clerks, and the Natioual Colored People’s Con- vention. Asa culmination of its achievements aa the meeting place of the people Wash- ington needs a great convention hail, and the national celebration at the capital of the dis- covery of America by Columbus, ———— ‘The ugly local jealousies that mast exist with the Worid’s Fair at any other point than Wash- iugton, to the great detriment of that exposi- ton, are plainly foreshadowed in the words and sets of the representatives from the commercial cities which demand the location. —— a Mr. Cleveland's address at the judicial cen- tenary yesterday was one of the best he ever delivered. The politicians say, however, that if Mr. Cleveland is desirous of material, tangi- bie results in 1892, he should not begin to ex- tend his hand for them too eurly. Mr. Cleve- Ispd should remember that the flowers which bloom in the spring, tra la, ere nipped by the frost in the fail. ee At the last meeting of Sorosis in New York “Marion Harland” made an earnest appeal for aid in erecting » Mary Washington monument at Fredericksburg and no objecting voice was heard, and still the monument is unerected. If not treason or heresy it may be im order to state that to the casual observer Mary the mether of Washington appears to be hoodooed. —————— ‘The addresses at the Judicial Centennial were all broadly national in the old and the new and the orthodox sense, characteristic alike of Washington aud Jefferson, of Webster and Calhoun. This is the striking feature of the Gtterances on the occasion. Ex-President Cleveland, Justice Field and ‘Justice Harlan all strike this national note. a The Senate did not view the Samoan treaty as | Seeves: high abd 1 @ surrender to Gerany, direct or indirect, but | and stylen amoug treated it as an American victory by ratifying it promptly and by a large majority, oo It ia Fleming, not Goff, Smith not Jackson— sauce in the state executive mansion for the Democratic goose, sauce in the Houss of Rep- Evsoutstives for the Republican gander. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Connecr Hostery For 1890. Colors that will not fade, for 1890, Fast Black is a fact, but until this season the various colors could not be relied on. The unprovement in the shades of colors is also most marked. The various art shades never previously shown may now be seen in Hose. The new styles comprise boot pattern and Fancy ‘Hose in a half bundred combinations, ‘Those tn plain colors come in all the new tints of Gray, Brown, Stone, Green, Blue, Modes, &c, ‘Those in boot patterns are shown in twoshades of the abovecolors: The feetand ankles of one color aud the uppers of a different shade. ‘They are also shown with plain color feet and ankles and striped uppers in the new combination colors, Another style with black feet and ankles; plain and Richelfeu rib; the uppers in the new colors. Many other styles are shown, including Pin Stripes, Combinations Stripes and Graduating Stripes, in one, two or various color combinations. Those in evening shades, also the various leather shades, are shown in bewildering variety, AT 25 CENTS.—Five styles Plain and Fancy Cotton jose. AT 35 CENTS.—Six styles of Cotton and Silk Fin- » Hose. AT 45 CENTS.—Seven styles, including the new tints in the Celebrated “C. &G." Ribbed Freuch Lisle 6S to 85.—Novelties in Raw Silk. Fasr Busce Hose For 1890, An advance is made by the offering of Fast Black Boot-pattern Hose—Hose with indelible black feet and aukies aud uppersin the new colors. Let us point to some extra quod values: 45 CENTS A PAIR.—Medium Weight Silk Finish Cotton Hose, with warranted fast black feet and ankles and fancy striped and plain color uppers. 49 CENTS A PAIR.—Fast Black Silk Finish Lisle Hose in plain and ribbed uppers in all the uew spring- time colors. 75 CENTS A PATR.—Fast Black Paris Novelty Hose. Uppers in all shades, including new tints of the follow- img: Light Green, Light sud Medium Blue, Pink, Pongee, Tan, Gray, Art Green, Yellow, Red, Prune, Dahlia, Lavender, Heliotrope, &c. The divid- {ng line wiere the Uppers and Biack Ankles meet is prettily hand embroidered in Silk. Some with clusters of tiny stripes, AT 25 CENTS.—Is @ barvain for the Boys. War- rauted Fast Black Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose with double knees, toes and heels. Sizes from 7 to 10 in- clusive, at oply 25, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) 1890 Srrwe Usvenwean The American Hosiery Compauy’s Celebrated Body- fitting Underyarmeuts for the spring season are here in vartety and at prices that enables the Palais Royal tochallenze the competition of its giant competitors im Philadelphia, Chicago aud New York. The slmostas Celebrated French Underwear—"C. G."—is also bere, The Vests from 50c. up; Pants from 70c. up. The shape of these garments insures durability and comfort in more ways than one, ‘We also makes specialty of Ribbed Underwear for spring wear and invite inspection of the goods lately received. Some garments with the Richelieu or extra wide fib; others with graduating rib; others of very fine and cipse ribbing. AT 26 CENTS —Ribbed Vests with low necks. Pink Blue, Cream, Ecru, White. All sizes. Full length. The extra size warments measuring within two inches of three feet in length. AT 35 CENTS.—Ribbed Vests, with high necks, All sizes, Three of these garments for $1. AT 49 CENTS.—Ribbed Lislo Vests. Low necks. Unusually good quality and sleeves with good clude new tints of Od owe, Sapphire, Old ee aT "ENTS. —Ribbed Spun Sx with high necks. Ail colors and sizes, = AT $1.35. $1.48, $1.68, 2, 92.48, 92.75, 92.89, $3.19.—Ribbed Silk Vests, with oe long, short and vo question the '& iu this city. All the latest hades ‘which are the new Tussore Mibbed Veots. THE PALAIS ROYAL, A. LISNER Corner 12th ot, and Pa, ave, % Rosrssows Srecuz Ireua ‘The Mackintosh Cape Coat is not only a very Swell overgarment in wet or murky weather Dut {tie the most sensible rain repeller ever devised. It is made of rubber vulcanized on English Cassimere. You see snd feel only the soft woolen fabric, while the garment is made ‘thoroughly water proof by the thin layer of ‘Vulcanized rubber with which it is interlined. ‘We've got them im Plaids, Bars, Checks and Heather Mixtures—Our price is $10—See what ‘others charge for same goods, ‘We've got the MeCormick Cane Umbrella for sale here; the smallest folding and strongest Umbrella in existence. A thing of beauty snd ‘© most useful article, Absolutely the best Um- brelia in the world, Covered with finest wilk, 85, B ROBINSON & 00., MEN'S AND BOY'S OUTFITTERS, f5*e0 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Azz We Bosy THE SUCCESS OF OUR ODDS AND ENDS AND GRAND REMOVAL SALES CAN ATTEST IT, A IT = rt The choice of the best goods at the ridiculously low Prices we have set ou them have made them “tly.” Values or profits have been scattered “to the winds” and genuine bargains remain for you for tomorrow at THE FAIR, 812 7TH ST.N.W. 1 ODD DECORATED ENGLISH CHINA DINNER AND TEA SET (SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT), WORTH $16.98,ONLY @10.69. 1 ODD DECORATED ENGLISH CHINA DINNER SET, RICH DECORATION (SLIGHTLY IMPER- FECT). WORTH 815, ONLY $8.39. 1 ODD DECORATED PORCELAIN TEA 8ET, HANDSOMELY DECORATED, “WARWICK” SHAPE (SLIGHTLY DAMAGED), ONLY $3.69. 1 ODD DECORATED ENGLISH CHINA TEA SET, SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT, ONLY $2.39, WOBTH 898, 1 ODD HANDSOMFLY DECORATED CHINA CHAMBER SET, WITH LARGE COVERED JAR, SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT, WORTH $10.98, ONLY $6.48. THE FAIR, 812 7th st. u.w, SOME MORE ODDS AND FNDS, 3 more Mismatched Decorated China Chamber Seta, only $1.48; worth 82.68, About one dozen each Odd Decorated English Chit Soap Dishes, Brush Vases aud Pitchers, You can ha your choice at 10c. each. A few Odd Decorated English China Butter Dishes; very cheap, 49c.; tomorrow ouly 25c. each, A few Odd White Chiua Tea Pots only 25c. each. A few Odd White China Butter Dishes only 35c. each. A few Odd Porcelain Sugar Bowls at 25c. 3 Odd Gravy Tureens with Covers, White China; cheap at 65c.; for tomorrow only 35c, A lot of Odd White China Sauce Dishes only 2c.each, 6 Odd White China Cream Pitchers only 12c. 7 Odd Covered White China Vegetable Dishes, differ- ent shapes, only 25¢.; worth A lot of Odd French China Cups and Saucers (marked considerably less than cost) only 10c. each, 3 Odd White China Soup Tureens only $1.75 cach. PPP sf, A TIT P L AA T — 3 AA - P lus a4 ¢ Only, few more of those White China Plates left. Tomorrow's sule must CLEAR THEM OUT, 5-INCH, 44c. A DOZEN. 6-INCH, 52c. A DOZEN, 8-INCH, 72c. A DOZEN. 8-INCH SOUP, 72c. A DOZEN. 20 more 10-quart Block Tin Dish Pans only 10c. each. 15 more of those pretty Oi! Paintings in Gilt Frames, only 1c. each. Japanned Covered Jara, with double cover, only 49. each. 4 Fancy Brass Tables, with plush or fancy tops, marked from $2.98 up; you can have your chuice of these at 82.48. 2 Odd Smoker's Stands reduced from 82.48 and 82.98. Tomorrow for $1.98. 11214 Photographs in oak and steel frames, only 5c. each, 13 10x17 Mirrors in imitation walnut frames, only BSc. each. 25 8x10 Antique Oak Picture Frames, steel inside linings, tomorrow oaly 20c. cach. 25 Antique Oak Frames for cabinet size photograph, only 10c. each. ‘30 Good-sized Crystal Water Pitchers, only 1 Crystal Glass Salt or Pepper Shakers ouly 3c. We hve ouly a few more left of those Twisted Gob- lets for hotel or boarding house use; tomorrow only Te. each worth 15c. each, You can have a few more of those Colored or Crystal Vinewar Cruets at Ye, each, Fancy French Chiua After-dinuer Cups and Saucers, rich decoration and odd shapes, only 1c. each. SAPOLIO, 7c. A CAKE. THE FAIR, FRANKLE & CO., $12 SEVENTH ST. N.W. each, it We Have Tu Kup Of Shoes you want—Seasonable, Comfort- ble Shoes—to keep out dampness and cold, yet soft and pliable. WE HAVE THE SIZE YOU WANT. Instead of a case of a kind we buy 9 case of A rize, 90 that early or late in the season we ean fit you. MEN’S THICK-SOLED SHOES, $4.00 aud 85.00. LADIES’ THICK-SOLED SHOES, $3.50 and $4.00. CHILDREN'S THICK-SOLED SHOES, 00 to $3.00. BB Yo BRR. TUT wr gsss ARTHUR BURT & CO., 1211 F 8ST. X.W. ‘isa ‘Many other articles too numer. end Small Profits. £3-3t" Ba ar ss SOE cs Tux Tsousox-Hovsrox Exzormo company, 620 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Mass. = WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1333 ¥ ST. Sat ewee TS Banat Ven: ‘The following well-known First-class Grocers bave been appointed Sole Agents for the . JUSTLY CELEBRATED AND ONLY PERFECT PATENT SPRING WHEAT BREAD FLOUR, THE BRIDAL VEIL! HIGHEST GRADE manufactured in the world: 1 KELLOGG, Masonic Temple. W. E. ABBOTT, 1721 Pennsylvania ave. and cor. 11th and E sts, GEORGE E KENNEDY & SONS, 1209 F st and 1116 Conneeticut ave. B. F. BACON, 640 ave, G.G. CORNWELL & SON, 1412 Pennsylvania ave. C. C. BRYAN, 1413 New York ave. BEALL & BAKER, 486 Pennsylvania ave, E. E. WH1TE, 635 Louisiana ave. & R WATERS, 1342 7th et, A. O. WRIGHT, 1632 14th st. n.w. JURCHARD & CO., 354 Pennsylvania ave. W. T. GIVEN, cor 3d and H ste, n.w. Wer Wauarnze Coars PERRY'S. peice aber =. “s {5-whks® without» 88 soon think of being to be without a storm coat. Just ert a8 out of- have not one of asia y are on & Zan vouch for the exceptional ¥ values—the we of them—and paramount to ‘all—thelr abso~ ‘The Connemara shape in Gray and Brown etri, 82.73. “How is that fora price, wee e in a dozen colo: end pascelutoah—with ' cloth dais cut “dolman mM Khow that is cheap-- Those. mac teal gare worth SIC ir they are worth a cent, but ws ee Henriette cloth—only in Black and Navy All-silk Surface Coats—fancy stripes—a multitude of colene- cet wi, the Langtry slsevee—615. They sre particularly desirable garmen' Ciildren’s India Stripe Circulars—weather protect- ors through and through—¢2, Irish Peasant Circulars for Misses, 34 to 48 inches loux, $2.50—And the “Greenaways,” with sleeves— cloth surface in ® number of small neat plaids. But what is the use bi ‘One as son a8 possible. Our and Wrap department isin New kork now looking after our orders. He is looking them over and wettiug ready for carly shipment. | Next week without a doubt we shall show the latest and richest foreign aud do- mestic creations in Outside Wraps for Spring that we ve in geasons—aud our record for attractive dis- plays in this line in the past you know. over the “storm Coais—There is somet! there you wiil like, we are sure—and follow our au- nouncements from day to day now, as we shall be not- ing new arriviis in all departments, ‘To be posted te tolverve youreeloce the best. oe FEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1840, 1t FEBRUARY 5, 1890, JUST RECEIVED— Large Lot Elegant STEM-CUT FLORIDA ORANGES, fresh from the grove. Rates low by the box or dozen, Winslow, Rand & Watson's PURITY JAVA COFFEE, in Elegant Screw-top Tin Cans, is gaining in favor every day. We are sole agents. Our GENUINE MANDHELING JAVA is the highest grade of Coffee grown. PURE VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR AND SYRUP Just to hand. Quality superior. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 28 Ninth st. H ATS. Hus Is The very gentle weather we bave been having has Griven the eariy spring shapes of Hats into the market. They are a month or six weeks ahead of precedent— but as long as they're “out” we ordered our “‘buyings” delivered, Authorities—those who watch the barome- ter of public taste—say that the “Evening Sun” Hat— already a craze among Gothamites—is rising in popu- larity. Do you know the Hat when you see it? It's an Alpine shape with a flange brim. The weavers say they are tired of the hard, stiff Derbys—and don’t want to be tied to the dress silk, This helps them out. It has a dressy shape—still is a “rough and ready"— almost indestructible. Black and Brown are the shades--81.50, 81.75, $2, $2.50, 83 and $3.50 are the qualities we sre showing, Don’t think the “Evening Sun” is anywhere else in town, We'd like you to try one on, Some of the advance Derbys are here. You'll find them bu our usual grades, Speaking of Spring Derbys—Here's a snap at the very “front-door” of the season. A manufacturer goes “under"—We're wired—A flying trip to New York— Inspection of the goods—Stock right off thenew blocks —We left with s hundred and fifty dozen to follow us— They are in the receiving room now—Will be in stock tomorrow morning. ‘There are two qualities and they are Just as gvod as any $2 and $2.50 Derby we've got in stock—or can expect to have. Our own price bought them—and our own price shall sell them—Low enough, too, We've marked them $1.48. It's one of the “up's and down's” of trade—In every loss there's a gain—and you are the winners this time. SAKS AND COMPANY, HAT MEN, PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET. 5 —SS Bases Ixy Furs Axo Waars. ‘We have made genuine reductions on all FURS AND WRAPS, ‘Those desiring bargains can now obtainthem. The finest goods manufactured are on exhibition, egn- isting of SEAL JACKETS, CAPES AND SACQUES. Monkey, Nutria, Mink, Persian and Astrachan CAPES AND MUFFS. ‘The balance of PLUSH WRAPS at prime cost, WILLETT & RUOFF, Hatters and Furriers, ‘29-3m 905 Pa. ave, Taz Fottowie New Yous Lerren EXPLAINS ITSELF. SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY, 8.E, COR. OTH AND E 87s. X.'w,, sua we dhip ponte be aia WAENaTON, 5.0, irs of Men te that cold here at 93.60 here at from $15 to €18, a arco neue TSL ses te ay take them, $2.50, ‘which bere at 75c., let he shove woods and will have them SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY, 216 A&E. con. 9th and Eats. n.w. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor. 11th and F sts ow. Weoxesoir, Fasacinr 5, 1890. of lovely French Toldness of ‘degiaus, and sttresiivences of ‘color jasive course. ws in. ‘Stripes at pany ce ieee an cae ates ‘and 75c. \“ i WOODWARD & LOTHROP. VALUES - SPECIAL VALUES IN CBA E8.—100 padextrs quality 1 a'yard; 1 ek Glace Toweling, 18 and 20 inches iaeineh jeached Russian Linen Crash, in White, in Colors, and in We also secured jual bargain for Chil- dren aud Misuse, Pure Linen emstitched ~ . 2. broidered in White and colors, also offered edo not expect to a better values than thescif se cood. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. wo. or Attractive styles, all hemstite ean ve ty lin Wi 2c. BBcr each, Excsilent Muslin Go to size, 37s, 46, Thoroughly made, nicely trimmed and offered low enough ‘to wet you out of theno- jon of home-making (Second floor. "WOODWARD & LOTHROP. MOHAIR CRUSHED PLUSH. WLS price de, rice. Colors ‘well selected. “Width ‘24 jnches, “#135 per yard, (Fourth ) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. SANITARY CLEARENE. The merit of this article was discovered in the cleansing of wool and is Low used in the woolen millsof thiscouutry, Further investigation proved its value in houseclean- ing and is recommended to House Keepers, Hotels, Hospitals. Miners, Machinists, Store Keepers, Printers, Punters, Laundries aud others as med Win- dows, Floors of Marbie and Wood, Cleanin Paint, Washing Glass Ware, Crockery an Articles of Silver, Copper,’ Tin and Iron, Full directions accompany éach package. (First floor, rear.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. useful for Washii 5 Cor. Lith and F sts, n.w. A ITT a yee + aia) Sy we 4 AA OT a es te te aa ot S55 Siooey My Oy = LADIES’ STRICTLY HAND-SEWED BUT- TON, made of finest Dongola or Genuine Kangaroo, SHAPES: Common Sense, Opera Toe or Phil- adelphia Square Toe; sold all over town at $4. Our Clearing Price $2.90. GENTS’ STRICTLY HAND-SEWED FINE CALF SHOES, Button, Laced or Gaiters, TOES: Plain Square, Medium Toe with tips and Pointed Toe, equal in every respect to some of the best 85 Shoes made. Clearing Price 2.90. THESE ARE ONLY TWO OF THE MANY BARGAINS NOW BEING OFFERED aT WM. HAHN & CO’S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 7th st., 1922 Penna, ave., 1345 231 Penn. ave. s.c, H, B. Sars, COR. 6TH ST. AND MASS, AVE., Artist in Free-hand Crayon and Pastel Portraits. Largest Studio in the city. Prices $10 to $100, according to size and style. All work guaranteed first-class, ‘Terms to suit purchaser, Discount allowed toclubs and societies. Open until 9 p.m, Have you seen m 719 show windows? f4.6t" 719 AT COST. FRENCH GAUZES. FOR EVENING WEAR. In order to make room for our spring purchases we have made large reductions in all our Evenmg Goods and will offer them at and below cost, These Goods being ail new and of the latest designs, are most desir- able for BALL, DINNER AND EVENING WEAR. 45-inch Striped Gauzes with Silver and Gold Tinsel, in White and Silver, Cream aud Gold, Cardinal and Gold, Gray and Silver, Black and Silver, Reduced to 80c.; former price 81. 45-inch Fancy Striped Gauzes, in Cream and Gold, Biue and Silver, Pink and Gold, Blue and Gold, Maize and Gold, Black and Gold, Reduced to Yue. ; former price $1.25, 45-inch Chenille Striped Ganzes, with Tinsel, in Whiteand Silver and Cream aud Gold. Reduced to $1.65; former price $2. 46-inch Embroidered Gauzes, with Satin Stripes, in Cream, Blue, Pik, Cardinal, Gray aud Maize, Be- duced to $2.25; former price $2.75. Two Pieces of Very Handsome Einbroidered Mous- seline de Sole, in Pink and Bluo, 434 yards each, 46 inches wide, the regular price of which was $10. Re- duced to 86, 45-inch Floss Striped Nets, in Blue, Maize, Nile and Cardinal. Reduced to $1; former price $1.35. Many Short Lengths at half price. We invite au early inspection of these goods, before the assorwment of colorings are broken, E. G. DAVIS", 719 Market Space, corner Sth st. Wasser & Nepwer OF 325 N. CHARLES 8T., BALTIMORE, MD., WILL OPEN AT WILLARD'S HOTEL, PRIVATE PARLORS, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 6, 7 and 8, A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF Cos- TUMES AND WRAPS, EVENING AND RECEP- TION DRESSES. ALSO SPRING AND SUMMER DRESSES. ORDERS TAKEN. FIT GUARANTEED. 230-98 1987 PA, AVE, THROUGH TO 18TH #7. LADIES’ FUR DEPARTMENT. Great Reduetion ta SEAL JACKKTS, SHOULDER CAPES, MUFFS AND BOAS, 1 LOT OF CLOTH WRAPS AT 87, $10, $15. ALSO SEVERAL FINE WRAPS AT HALF THEIR Fi 231 v. Be ALUE, x B.w. variety at very J.C. Hercarsox, DRESS TRIMMINGS, SPRING STYLES, FOSTER KID GLOVES, ALL STYLES, $1.00 PER PaIB AND UPWARD. HEADQUARTERS FOR HOOK GLOVES. WASHINGTON AGENT FOR FOSTER GLOVES. oo , 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE BAU RES POPULAR SHOPPING PLACR SEVENTH STREET. PICKINGS FROM AROUND THE STORE. ‘Unusual values taken at random. Each one deserving of more space than is given to all. ‘We have just opened 50 dozen of LADIES’ BRIL- LIANT LISLE THREAD HOSE, of our own import, ‘These goods are the best values we have ever shown in our store or seen elsewhere for the price we will offer them. They come in SOLID BLACK, FOUR SHADES OF MODE and TWO SHADES OF GKAY. There was never a better Hose landed in this country to seli for 50c. These we will offer for 350. A PAIR, 3 PAIRS FOR $1. The assortment of colors and sizes are all now com- plete. We will be extremely fortunate if we can du- plicate them later on, 50 dozen Hose dou’t last long. GENUINE RIBBON BARGAINS. ‘75 pieces of Best Quality Satin and Gros Grain Rib- | bons, 3 inches wide, all colors. 25c. @ yard has been | the price, 18c. A YARD WILL BE THE PRICE FOR A FEW | DAYS. which we expect will close out all we have now in stock. 500 pieces of Satin and Moire All-Silk Ribbons, all colors. Sold from 7c. to 10c.a yard. SPECIAL PRICE 5c. A YARD, ‘We are showing & FULL LINE OF COLORS (not to be had elsewhere) in KIBBON VELVETS, now being extensively used for dress trimmings. Widths from No. 3 to No. 12. Also G.F, Black Velvet Ribbons in all wiiths, UMBRELLAS, ! $1.25 26-inch Gloria Cloth Umbrellas, with Gold Cap or Silvered Crook, SPECIAL PRICE 89c. EACH. ‘The same in 28-inch sells for $1.50. SPECIAL PRICE $1.15. MEN'S HOSE. We have opened a line of MEN'S ENGLISH HALF HOSE in Fancy Stripes, regular 35c. guods. The sizes, thouzh, are culy 9, 934 aud 10. For that reason they are put on sale for 19¢, A PATR. ‘We have opened a complete live of VALENTINES in all the new CONCEITS at prices that wili bea surprise to you. NEW TRUNKS at our usual trunk prices—that is, lower by one-third than trunk dealers charge you, Special Sale of PORTIERES AND LACE CURTAINS Isstill continued. No such positive reductions have ever been made in this line of goods before. BBR A vo MM MM OO” BSSg BOB AA uv MMMM © BBB aa uv MMM POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, | 4 7TH STREET. Pinaverenna Srore Opening of New Ginghams, Scotch, 30 inches wide, in Plaids, Stripes aud Plain to match Beautiful Styles, only 25c. yard. Fine «rade of Domestic Ginghams in great variety of styles, only 125ge. yard. w Dress Goods in Pisids, Stripes and Plain to match, extra quality, only 50c, yard. Another Great Bargain in Towels; 50 of All-linen Huck Towels, measuring 40 in, iu length by 20 in, in width, to go at 123¢0. or $1.50 a dozen. They have never been sold less than 16 and 18c. each; your chance to cure a great bargain. New Hamburg Embroideries in Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss; choice goods at mod- erate prices, Bargains in Blankets and Comforta, New Spring Styles of Cassimeres for Men's and Boys’ Wear. Atuli lineot New Stamped Linens just opened. CARHART & LEIDY, n £28 7th st. and 706 K st nw. For Ose Werx. FOR ONE WEEK. FOR ONE WEEK. JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13th and F sts., Will Offer the Following SPECIAL BARGAINS: \ aaecaas: LACE CURTAINS. 25 pair Swiss Curteins, 33¢ yds. long, 85 per pair, 0 pair Frilled-edge Chamber Curtains, reduced from 0 to 82.65 per pair. 45 pair Frilled-edge Chamber Curtains, extra fine quality, reduced from $7.50 to $3.90 per pai. JORTIERES, PORTIERIES. LATEST SHADES. NEW EFFECTS, 100 pair Vienna Chenille Portieres.3 shades, reduced from 89.50 to $6.75 per pair. ‘They are of extra length and width and for the PRICE AND QUALITY Caunot be Excelled. ENTIRE STOCK OF TAPESTRIES REDUCED From 25 to 50 Per Ceut Below Former Prices. French Stripe Tapestries from 75c. to $4 por yd. Silk Stripe Tapestries, in all new shades, from $1 to waa i SMYRNA RUGS. SMYRNA RUGS. 500 Singrna Rugs, 2 ft. 6 in. by 5 ft, 6 patterns, re- duced to $2.10 each. 350 Smyrna Rugs, 3x6 ft, 6 patterns, reduced to $4.10 each. 600 Smyrna Rugs, 4x7 ft, 8 patterns, reduced to $6.90 each. These Rugs are of FINE QUALITY, NEW PAT- TEENS and COLORINGS, aud are without doubt worth double the price, ART SQUARES. ART SQUARES. ALL-WOOL INGRAIN ART SQUARES. 236x3 yds. Reduced from $7.50 to 85. 3x3 yds. Reduced from $¥ to 85.75, ‘3x36 yds. Reduced from $10.50 to $6.50, SUPERIOR QUALITY, CHOICE PATTERNS. IMMENSE REDUCTION In CARPETS of all grades. ELEGANT COLORINGS. CHOICE EFFECTS. FURNITURE. Tables, 500 Rockers, all styles and finishes, from 82 up. 100 3-pe. Solid Oak Chamber Suits, beveled plate pour sev! GREAT REDUCTION, In BIDE BOARDS. ‘25 different styles, from $19 up. “ SOUS FURNITURE OF EVERY DE- ‘MISCELLAN: SCRIPTION. ‘WALL PAPEES end INTERIOR DECORATIONS. JULIUS LaxsBuran, Frownns. Frowrn AT AND BELOW Cost. In order to make room for our Spring Importation of Flowers, we will close our present large below cont for 15 dage, Gamnivares made oy en artis ‘Mrs. M. 3. BUNT, 1300 F et. aw, i 22-3m0 Wonrs Azz Ber Cavve Inerav. saamnelibvalion te antiiisceianit idiadetililidediabidaeiaeshce WORK SHALL sssadiiey UNINTERRUPTED UNTIL EVERY PIECE OF WINTER GOODS SHALL HAVE BEEN DISPOSED OF, EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR HOUSE HAS RE CEIVED A CUT IN PRICE ‘Nothing Bas been overlooked. ‘The continued mild weather has played sad Lavoe ‘with our stocks, and we bed ever so much merchan- ise left over that it was evident, to see them disappear, was to mark them way below their value, This we did and Dow we see success crowning our efforts, But with ali the business done in the past week we sce staring in our feces aud weighing down our shelves tore goods than we waut and our noble work of chop- Ping prices will continue until everthing is closed out. LANSBURGH & BRO. Although there has been a great advance in Silk Goods we wiil continue to sell below ULD FIGURES. ‘We still have a complete line of Shades in our 75c. Surah Silks which we are selling at Udc. A complete line of 20-inch COLORED CHINAS which we are selling at Sc. A complete line of 27-inch COLORED CHINAS | which weare seliing at 7c. 5 pieces ALL-SILK BLACK FAILLE FRANCAISE; Tepular price $1. Wall sell at at 75c. 5 pieces ALIL-SILK BLACK SATIN RHADAME: Fewular price 5c, Will well at O23qc. EVENING SHADES OF POMPADOUR SATIN, 24 iuches wide, at 75c.; was @1. EVENING SHADFS OF DRAPERY NETS 10 ye> Ceut off marked price. 48-inch FISH NET, the regular $1.10 grade, at ‘75e., iu Colors and Black. An elegant assortment of PLAIN, STRIPED and FIGURED CREPES for Evening Wear at vid prices, LANSBURGH & BRO. Plain Cloths are the correct materials for dresses. Ne lady would consider her wardrobe complete without # dress of this fabric, and. although always desirable, yet ‘hese are included in the “Reduction Sule.” 6-4 TRICOT CLOTH in shades of Gray, Brown and ‘Brown Mixed, 50c. per yard. Reduced from 75c. 1 Brown, 1 Mode, 1 Brown Mixed and 1 Blue Mixed 6-4 TRICUT, Gc. Reduced from 900. 6-4 LADIES’ CLOTH, inall shades, 590, Reduced from Joe, 50-in. HABIT CLOTH, twilled back, 75c. Reduced from el. — and €1.75 BROADCLOTH reduced to Sa. $2 and $2.25 FRENCH aud ENGLISH BROAD- CLUTH no 73. LANSBURGH & BRO, . A more comfortable article for house wear has never been thought of than a JERSEY, ever ready to slip on always neat, and if at alle ft will outrival a waist for comfort and ease. Whilst the demand for these haw not lessened, yet we include these iu our “Keductios Sale” at “Getting Rid Prices.” ALL-WOOL BLACK TAILOR-MADE JERSE'S, Were 83; now @2.25 BLACK SILK-FINISHED JERSEYS, WITH ¥28T. Were $4; now 83.25, DIRECTOIRE JERSEYS IN BLACK. Were $5 now e348. FINE JERSEYS trimmed ‘Braid, reduced from $6.75 to $4.48. Our $4.48 SMOCKED JERSEYS reduced to83. We have these in Biack, Cream, Navy, Garnet an Brown. Our TUCKED YOKE AND FULL SLEEVE ZRSEYS reduced to $4.50; were @. In same shade as the above. We have s lot of Odds and Ends reduce from $5, $4.50, $3.98 to 2.50. As we never carry in our stock anythin but ALL- WOOL JERSEYS and as the fit of each amevery one of our Jerseys is guarsuteed, you will pw have » Teal good opportunity to trest yourselfat stupen- dously low prices, ‘We havea room to try on Jerseys and ery conve- tience for comfurt and privacy. SILK UNDERWEAR ‘We courteously invite the Ladies of Washagton and others to ask to see our assortinent of SILAUNDER- EAR that we now handle, Our desire to mke known to you that we carry these fine goods makesas just a little desirions of having you call irrespectiv ef any idea of purchasing. LANS= BURGH 2. BRI 20, 422, 426, 42 7TH OT. ‘Ladies will please bear m mind thewe are the Washington Agents for the “FOSTER © GLOVER ~ proved leegtha. Rash and every pair Ay warranted cy