Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1891, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. s Ged WASHINGTON THE F ATR. SEVENTH AND H STS. N.W., FRANKLE & 00. WE HAVEN'T MUCH ‘TO SAY TODAY ABOUT OUB GOODS, AS WE INTEND ‘THEY SHALL SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. THEREFORE WE ASK YOU TO READ OUR LIST CAREFULLY, KNOWING, FULL WELL, THAT IT WILL NOT FAIL TO PLEASE YOU. —Decorated Fruit Saucers, worth 10c., for Ge. —Decorated China Cups and Saucers, worth 250., —_for 150. —Decorated China Mugs, worth 10c., for 4e. — Decorated Ffench China Cup, Saucer and Plate, — worth d5e., for 25e. —Crystal Tooth Pick Stand and Box Tooth Picks, — _worth 10c., for 5c. — Crystal Water Set, Pitcher, 6 Tumblers and Tray, =— = THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Ctreulation of any Newspaper in the World. more than all the other papers published in Washington. —S——————————— ‘The President of the United States does well to travei within the broad bounds of the repub- lic. When he goes ont among the people he sees them and judges of their well or ill a Poco barmabey nz seen pada tocontinue from time to time.that is,we will haves lation or to withhold recommendation when | **ries of ther. 3 urged by interested persons in the face of his | Below we quote unheard of prices for new, saisble own personal knowledge of the requirements | goods, no old stock, but goods that everybody can use, of the situation. The President is not a sov- | especially at these prices. Note the difference in prices. ereign; he ismerely the executive agency of the | on the right of each article mentioned in this column sovereignty in = popular government. It is : therefore the more important for him to know | 7°* "il! find rewular price of the same; on the left Just what is for the public interest, just what | ** ‘He remarkable low the public desires and demands are. Mingling BANNER SALE PRICES, among the people he ascertains more certainly | ¥hich fil be designeted on our counters with a yel- than he could by conference with the few | low bauner-shaped sign. whom he could see in the White House the temper of the people and the needs of govern- ment. The Presidents have usually gone out more or less to study the people and to be studied by them. From Washington to Har- rison periodical journeys have been made by ‘This fs our inaugural Banner Sale, which we intend DRESS GOODS. $3.75 Dress Robes, five shades.. aeeeees ‘Ve. All-wool Henrietta, silk finish, 40-inch, Spring Shades...... been long enough in office to undertake such} iain. a exoursions of duty and pleasure. The present | 150. yard Wide &: shaded trip of President Harrison will be continental. Beginning with the south, to which, as becomes the people there, he has been cordially wel- eomed in advance, he will make a broad sweep and back again into the older east. ae, The reception given to the new superintend- ent of charities last night by representatives of local charitable organizations was of © char- acter to smooth to a considerable extent the pathway of that official. The problem of re- Heving distress without fostering pauperism, | 150. Metal Dress Buttons . snd of so keenly discriminating between the | cz. Fine reat Drew r Cot Butoan.. te deserving and undeserving and so wisely dis- aie: denen tributing the contributions of the charitable | 2%: Blsck Jet Buttons. Se. dozen that there shall be relief without waste, is in | > #boles, Pearl Buttons. itself one of the most dificult of the age. It is DRAPERY NETS AND VEILINGS. doubly difficult in this District, where the rela- | 75. AlL-silk Dress Nets (45-I0¢h) sscssse tions not only of givers and recipients are to | gge. all-silk Drees Neta (45-inch). be adjusted. but also the relations between the | 5 national and local givers at the capital, | °~ detween Congress and the resident permanent | > Chenille Dotted Veiting (26-inch). population, which furnishes directly and indi- rectly so considerable a proportion of the sup- | 8c."All-silk Moire, Feather edged. port of our charitable institutions and so small | $1.05 aulsitk Surah Sashes ® percentage of the inmates. Last night’s| so. au sink saah Ribbon reception indicates that the existing scattered charities of the District welcome heartily the 49c. Dress Trimming, the remainder of what we have sold at 20e., will go at (15 —Engraved Crystal Salt and Pepper Shakers, plated — top, worth 25c., for 12c. —Air-tight Fruit or Milk Cans, worth 25¢., for 15¢. —Crystal Etched or Opal Gas Globes, worth 200. , for — Me. SEP ormcieg nie ep veaeersrs ths nag roatigg eo —Devorated English China Chamber Set, with Jar, —_ Worth $5.50, for $4.48. —Lava Cuspidors, worth 19v., for 12¢, —Antique Oak Table, three shelves,’ worth 82, for —_ 81.00. —Three-string Broom, worth 20c., for 15e. —Stove Brush, with Box of Enameline, worth 20c., — for 14e. —Sqnare Poplar Salt Boxes, worth 25c., for 19¢. —Large Bucket, 50 and delicate task of systematizing and organ- izirg our charitable work, to the end that the of ourown importation. Here's one: Made of Gray Cheviot, pointed yoke back and front. silk braid trim- ming and tassels, close-fitting back ; high, loose should- ers, from which the cape drops in graceful folds to be- low the waist. Those who makes specialty of imported ‘wraps will charge you $25. We ask the European price, $16. design as above, but braided in silverand only 814. ments made in same style as quoted above. We have them in Black, Tan, Navy Brosficloth with silk braid trimmings, only $7 each. show the very latest in Blazers and Reefers. Here’sa Blazer from London: Clay Diagonal Cloth, with satin- Mined double breasted waistcoat, which is detachable. The coat is silk lined throughout and braid bound, tailor-made, $18. collar and front of ottoman silk, fancy braid binding and embroidery. $15. ~ TBAUM'S POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, GEVENTH STREET. A week of SPECIAL SaLEa + TAKE NOTICE OF 18 PER GENT BISGOQURT. ‘WEDNESDAY'S (TOMORROW'S) PROGRAM FOR THE SERIES OF SPECIAL GALES AT THE PALAIS ROYAL 18 IMPORTANT. FIRST: 10 PER CENT OFF THE MARKED PRICES OF EVERY GARMENT IN THE WRAP DEPARTMENT. IN ORDER TO GIVE AN IDEA OF OUR STOCK OF SPRING WRAPS, &c., WE REPUBLISH THE ADVER- TISEMENT THAT APPEARED APRIL 4. DEDUCT ONE-TENTH FROM THE PRICES MENTIONED IN ORDER TO LEARN TOMOR- ROW'S SPECIAL QUOTATIONS. —o ‘THE NEW SPRING CAPES. ‘The ‘*Bernhardt” is the style. We have Paris modele PERFECT FITTING SILK WAISTS. ‘These garments have superedded the Jersey. They can be worn with almost any skirt, are always ready to put on, fit as accurately and look far superior to the Jersey. We think the following extra good values: Here's another: Navy Camel's Hair Cape, similar ‘They come in all colors and Black, pleated front and back, with Medici collars, full sleeves, &o. Call and have one tried on just to admire the fit.» We'll trust to you being a buyer later. Black, Navy ahd Cardinal Waists of silk finish Hen- Hiettain styles ae in silk. ‘The demandis alresdy sreater than the supply—$4.96 each. TEA GOWNS FROM PARIS. A Paris robe is this—Old Rose silk, vest of embroid- ered Blue silk, shirred loove back, large full sleeves, Medici collar. Where they make s specialty of these garments, #50, Palais Royal price, 835. Here's a beauty: French Challie, Cream ground ‘with roses, sleeves of silkto match the colorof the Ea-We ask special attention tothe Domestic Gar- ‘THE CORRECT JACKETS, &c. ‘The garments we imported from Parisand London And here are the London Coaching Blazers, with ‘The latest Refers from London are of Black, Navy Special sales On inour UPROLATERY DEPT. SILVER WARE DEPT. ‘The greatest bargains (Of the season. ‘Tomorrow we insururste an immense sale of CHILDREN’S AND LADIES’ MUSLIN best selected stocks ia this line you will find any- where, and prices ave been put on {t for the balance of the week ‘which will make tt dwindle rapidly. All @8c. Muslin Underwear Satyles of Gowns—3 styles. Bstyles of Skirts—3 styles. 3 styles of Drawers—3 styles. 4 styles of Chemise—4 styles. 4 styles of Corset Covers—4. stylen, Sstyles of Drawers—3 styles. Ysiyles of Chemise—3 styles. Styles of Corset Covers—5 styles. All $1.25 and 81.38 Underwear for WRAPPER PATTERNS. From 6to8 yaris in piece. Plain Plannels in ‘Twilled ‘various colors, Gray, Flannels in ight colors with dark stripes. All nore or less suitable for wrappers, SKIRT LENGTHS. From 2ito 3¥ yards each, suitable for ladies’ and children's Skirts, Men's Outside Shirts, &c. Colors are Red, Garnet, Navy Blue, Grays, Homespun Stripes, Jersey Flannela, &c. — Bie. to Be. per yard.—— FOR MEN'S SUITS. Business and Tennis. All light Cream ground, with chotce stripe and plaid effect in colors, Extra fine quality and styles, unshrinkable; 2 to 2% yards for pants, 7 yards for suits. —T5e. to €1.50 per yard.— NIGHT GOWNS AND PAJAMAS. Flannel in some form is certainly the proper thing for night wear, no less for adults than for children, and every one who has made use of it, for Night Robes or Pajamas is ever afterward ‘an advocate of woolen materials. ‘These are shown in light colors mainly, at prices ranging from —20e. TO 5c. A YARD.— EMBROIDERED FLANNELS. A large assortment of Skirt lengths, nearly all ‘yards each, in White and Cream, as well asin colors. These are patterns which usually sell for $2.20, €2.30 and $2.50 for s two-yard length, but our price is —#2 each — (Second floor, 11th st. building.) Is Norox Deranraesr. Ladies’ Silk Hose-Supporters, with or without belt, Wisse 0 Sees, IN APRON DEPARTMENT. 100 doen Lawn Aprons, thirty-two tnehes: Jong, deep hem, four rows of drawn work above, wide tien, 20. ene. — 100 dosen Striped India Limen Aproma, thirty- tet twches long, deep hem and wide ties. This was heretofore our rerular fifty cent Apron, Dut securing such « large quantity enables us to ell them at the low price of ie. ene. (Second floor, 10th st. butiding ) beck and front, six clusters of tucks im fromt, ‘cambric ruffle around neck and sleeves. Bie each. ‘Muslin Gowns, forty-five tucks in front, sailor collars, cuffs and fronts edged with Hambune. ‘Usually sold for ¢1. (Second floor, 10th st. Wiiildimg.) 12 Choice Desiens in Aftertinner Coffee and Chocolate Cuve and Baucers, very handsome and inexpensive. Sie. each, €2.75.8 dozen. — —#0e, each, 4.50 «dozen. — —#e. each, $5.00 a dozen. — Tn Preach China, ttle, each, 64.50 » dozen — Ae. each, 65.00 8 dozen. — Se. each, #7.50 8 dozen. — —Te. each, $50 @ dozen.— He, each, $10.00 a dozen. —— —#1.35 each, 15.008 dozen. — (Fourth floor, 10th st. bullding.) Tx Cronk Deranraesr. An entirely new line of Ladies’ Light Blaser Jackets, in Momte Cloth and French Planuel, Rew shapes and colorings; all sizes. 41.25, 82.50, $3.25, #3.50,— 84.00, 04.50 and €5.00 each. — Fine Embroidered Silk Pichus, extra size; heavy silk fringe. $5.00 and 96.00 each.-— All-wool Biack Cheviot Reefer Jackets, in new Shapes, high sleeves , loop fasteners, all sizes. 85.00 each. — All-wool Walking Jackets, in Tan, Gray, Biuve and Binck; rolling colla; satin facings; perfect Atting. 47.50 each. —— Al-wool Connemara Long Garments in Navy. Biue and Black, finished with silk cond. Our line of Novelty Lace Wraps, Beaded Pelerines and Cloth Caves is compiete. All of the newest conceits are bere. Popular prices prevail. capital's system may be a model for all Amer- and Tan Broadcloth, with Norfolk front, roll collar, | roses, pleated at back of neck, falling in folds to the ship ston OCB « ee nes (Third floor, 11th st. building.) paar lap seams, braid binding, $9. feet, rose pleating at neck and forming zouave, $22. we $ oo dren, ————~-s—___. Here's one from Paris: Navy Disgonal Cloth, gold Set O08 = 12% to 25e. a pair. — Ts Bane Chemnen Discs, Twenty-six years have passed braid at three back seams, gold ornaments, binding and age Dress Belting, - sage snpenntsed cored WoRTH | buttons, 816. ‘Bar Wonderful imitations of the imported garments Consists of —5, 10, 12.408 250. 0 yard. — je are showing at the prewnt tine seventy. hour conspiracy struck a futile blow at the re-| kerchiefs.......... a6, pe " 20, ‘88ana9o. 12 styles of Gowns—12 styles, ‘Whalebone Casing, five styles of Carriages of the colebrated Wake- public anc slew ite chief executive. The assas- SOAPS AND PERFUMERIES, FOR SZ” Tho interest of our new stock centers in the gar- | at $15, $14, $12, $10, 89, Gstyles of Skirts—6 styles, —Iie. a piece of 9 yards. — field and other makes. Prices are shibaquesh visitan tani Gilibameaes Che anathaasks ow. mentsmade to imitate the imported $2.50, $3.50,| gar The $1.25 Calico Wrappers offered during 4 styles of Drawers—4 styloa, Best Quality Plain Silk Elastic, 0, $5.90, $0.75, 7.50, — gn Te’ ‘Le. Baylie’s La Duchesse Face Powder......12c. a box 84.50, 85.50, $6.50, $8, $0 and $10. We show Reefers ‘4 styles of Chemise—4 styles. —25e. a yard.— 910.50, 11.50, of patriotism. In the hearts of the friends of special saloat $1, andthe 61.96 Batiste garments. styles of Corset Covers—6 styles. Fancy Silk Elastic, the Union no name since its creator, Washing- Baylie's Renowned Package, containing bane es snd Blasere of Brosdclothe, Obevicts, Camel's Hair, | Lie, sstntoa borders, for only $1.08, mode same style — — 90, 42 and O0e. « yand.— ton, is so sanctified as that of Abraham Lincoln. | x of Swan Down and 1 Bottle German Co- Pilger ona 2. Henin Senin Binks Gmares Tans, Modes, So-- which 1—” | an €8 tea gowns-lovely tints of Pink, Hellotrope, Tan, | Also the following Extra Value: Cotton Elastic. : e2: —_— ne " style and finish are to all appearances as good as : dices pect a Pa Prices. however, do not tell the entire story. Ani te long x manly truth, unswerving devo-| Tome... pooch pone tpl emo Bn imported. Gray, Mode, Old Rove, Blue, Cotton Corset Covers—high or low neck—worked but- Spntiieheniay ton memmeaiveel We would like you to inspect our lines and lon to country, earnest eloquence of speech | 2c. Fassett's Tooth Creme. ton holes, felled seas —Be. a dozen. — Judge for yourselves as to the values we are of- and action in behalf of high principle endure pene me aes mag ee ee ‘i Parse Twist, fering. We propose making this « “carriage on the earth just so long will his name be rev- == Cirasees Cems Gonieen, 2 FOR 25e. “_g5e. © spool. — week" and you should beon hand to share im erenced and his example be held up for bu- LONDON STYLE CONNEMARAS. ae a pes » tor ents. | 32% OS: Ventilating Corset, perfect Aiting...50e. patr Crochet Silk, - } ~~ ng , Pleated tightback and full high shoulders are the Ball $1.50 Abdominal Corset, white or gray— Wash Embroidery Silk, ponent Cheviota, Camel's Har, Series, Broad- | “r* fom 4 to 18 years ine hundred diferent st7ies. | "2 sisee half price oncnemaeee TSS. Dale — Ste. 9 denen. — Is L. D, parents posing Navy, Black and | #800 nly permite detaila of pice surprise—Enetish | = = Sewing Silk, 100 yards to spool, Lace Derarrweyr. materials. Grays, i’ In children’s underwear —se.— Lace Cov for combinations forming plaids are the colors, 7, 89, | Double-breasted Broadcloth Reefers, with wold beaid | Yh clrdremandecves Novelty Braid, in several Wottnghann, Svies Tassbour-lometion tosses $810, $11, $12, 814, 815 the prices. and buttons. All sises from 4 to 18 years for $2.50. | Great values. a, Ss. ack ee eee styles at same price. Crochet Cotton, White and Eera, — 68. to #3. 50 each, (Piret floor, second anne.) —— WOODWARD & LOTHROP, set afire might be improved and the oil saved by inviting the Italian naval force on shore and | >- Silver Hair Pins. it if 15e. Gold and Silver Bracelets. . A Polished Reed and Cane-wound Shell-body Baby. feeding them at some one of the hotels prevail- = Saat ge po hgod + hand-made Children's Drawers, good muslin, worked button holes—all sizes.. Children's Drawers, **Fruit of the Loom” mus- lin, embroidery rufle, sizes 1 to 5... and Brussels Lace. Prices rane from No. 4. Qa-THE PRICES MENTIONED ABOVE, WE CLAIM, ARE SOME-. —Se. a ball. — (Pirst floor, 11th st. building.) WHAT LOWER THAN USUAL FOR EQUAL QUALITY GARMENTS. ing in the smaller southern towns. This policy | 4c. Rolled Gold Lace Pins.......... rr ‘ard. would also widen our reputation for hospitality | 50c. Solid Gold Infants’ Rings... . oe meee eont aee ‘ceed pcos, Gone: and preserve the ships for our own use, and the | os. braced. only objection to the plan would be that of | 49. resorting to a cruelty, not warranted by the |” Tules of modern civilized warfare. —+—_____ ‘Write or call for one of our illustrated Ttaly, who thought she had cause for a par- | 39. (9 stone) Silver Necklaces. . oxysm of patriotism at the New Orleans hang- LEATHER GOODS AND BELTS. ing, will perhaps approve the Charlotte rioters | ox. ytetal-top Pu who are straining the law to avenge the mur- | ~~ “tp eo der of an Italian by an American. Judge Lynch is no respecter of persons or nationalities. The THE FAIR, 7TH AND H STS. N.W., FRANKLE & CO. ‘Wecloseat6p.m. Saturday, 10p.m. 1t this country where it does not exist and respect for it maintained where it does. w we EEE g Pa : = se : eww ke fe kx all rules have exceptions, and Mr. Bayard’s Dy ; : Ee EX son-in-law was neither afraid nor ashamed to ‘ bas ewan =i gia = work hard and manfully in an iron manufae- | ~~ ti ms ne 0" oH. UK, TO SECURE BARGAINS. tory. The pity of it is he stack at it so closely | 1 Woven Initials... NOW 18 TOS WHAT 1S OF rEeD . as to destroy his health and lose his life. Amer- | 3: Darning Cotton... FOU ciNITURE jen has not so much to thank Sweden for in sulcskens texistcoe Lewenhaupt asin Ericsson, but such a life is srpcbpbot hope worthy of gratitude in a degenerate day when noblemen are uot noble. ———e__. The sympathy of very many people in Wash- ington goes ont to the young bride and widow, | 15e. Dressing Combs... Mrs. Nellie Bayard Lewenhaupt, whose hus- | 2c. Hair Brushes... band, Count Lewenbaupt, died in Wilmington | 10c. Curling Irom: yesterday. They were married on the second duy of this month and no bluer sky of happy Se ee ae Om Promise ever bent above a wedded couple to | 9- inch Cumbric Embroidery. bbe #0 quickly and so darkly overcast. Table Match Stands (metal 150. Feather Dusters, large size. ‘Fe. Tooth Brushes, ‘Tooth Brushes. Se. Nail Brushes. be 1h. . imitation pahowany and 1oinfcentury bar 5 Karwar Boli Kk Kocks handsomely L im tapestry aid alk Pluss,” €b. $60 Solid Oak igh Back Rockers, 82.85. += Notwithstanding the fact that an ex-confid- | lc. Nazrow Swiss or Cambric Embroidery. 80 “Nise: Oak wers vane ‘Solid Chtffoniers (! Ds erate soldier is eligible to the presidency of | 23c. Narrow Colored Edging... -21e. a piece circular beveled plate glass, "08. “agealar the United States and sequentially comraander im chief of its armies, he is by statute ineii; to be am officer in the army of the U: Se. Stripe or Plaid India Linens.... igible | yee. Stripe or Plaid India Linens... nited io. 1204 Solid, Antique Oak States. Our statutory law ought to be con- ile ae renee oe ae rate plaos, ob. Hottget aur ba " 8 SA Ratique Oak Hall Stand new ————~+2—. ‘He. Open Work India Linens... ssseceseees-18e. a Yard Sa Tiren gins ai clans. 627.00. French Plate Cheval ‘The People’s or Alliance part: have ‘Suidised Frbine Cheval Cicer, beveled plate, Reduced from omg el their | 5c. Aproms, India Linens,.......-ssesessseeeee18¢. each eyes on indiana and Tlinois, it : from the prominent mer.tion of the name of er ren Tuige Gresham for the presidency. The still | %- 64 Utica Nonpareil Sheeting. * more important questic.n in this connection 1s, | 25¢. &4 Utica Nonpareil Sheeting. have the optics of the judge taken the same | 28. 4 Utica Nonpareil Sheeting. range from the same standpoint? ‘We. 10-4 Utica Nonpareil Sheeting... sete cLoaKs. = PORTIERES. gut Brows. Mbiueand Olive “Guus wess (old_rose), 25 per pair, Sicel ive and 1 pair Terre Cotta, yee at top aud "bottoun: is 5 LACE BE vs geemann EET Ne st x Ky J ottingham ‘Laces. ‘per pate, ‘6 pairs No. 7157 Irish Pet Bains Non hao ita If the New York legislature refuses to give | #50 Connemaras..... half s million dollars out of the direct tax re- HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. bate money to the Grant Monument Asso- $1.25 Ladies’ Brilliant Lisle Hose... tion, will that body lie down in impotency and | gx. Boot Pattern Fast Black Lisia.. wait until we have another war with another |. i ented : rebate that it ma; seuss ‘Se. Child's Fast Black Hose,..009-. es ~ make T appeal? Le. Ribbed Vi As this is the time for spring cleaning, some- | *- Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests... dedy ought to take that European war cloud | 3- Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Veste.......... out sud give it a thorough dusting. A war cloud, like everything else, needs renovation after it has been worn a long time. vice, Say now @2. 48, 2 soya sme Regular svLIus LANSBUROH, : 13TH AND F STS. ——+-2—___ Itis to be hoped that Mrs. Helen Gougar of will not be offered an opportunity to | S0c. Neckwear, all kinds,. investigate the commissary department of the | We. Night Shirts, extra long...... President's train, ean sense. -++-8 for Be Ts it's concession to the Farmers’ Alliunce | 12H¢. Seamlese Half Howe. .......0e. a pair that Mr. Nebeker, the newly appointed treas- | 0c. Outing Shirts. urer, is « farmer when he is note banker? Se. Outing Ghirtwaists..... Gas FIxTURES, BREEN Ge EE @a8 aTO' The grip is regardless of the law, and four of ; O14 1 our judges are laid up with it. —— If King Humbert is the monkey in this Italian incident, is the American eagle the parrot? = Mz. Huston sppears to bq resigned at last. ‘This list ought to be enflicient to solicit your patron- ‘age, but besides the ebove berwaine we have a good ‘many more thet can only be appreciated by calling at STRASBURGER's, Ty 404 AND 406 SEVENTH at. bhbbbbbhbbbbbbbbshhbhhbhhbbbbhh ‘7Se. Wash Silks, all colors. #1 Figured India Silks 500, Gold and Silver Cord Trimming. ‘85e, Gold and Silver Cord Trimming. DEDUCT ONE-TENTH FROM THOSE PRICES AND YOU MAY BE CERTAIN OF SECURING A SPRING WRAP AT THE LOWEST PRICK. PREVAILING. NOW COMES THE BALANCE OF TO- MORROW'S PROGRAM. TO THE LEFT HAND ARE THE PRICES YOU WILL SEE MARKED ON THE GOODS; TO THE RIGHT ‘ ARE THE SPECIAL SALE PRICES. Seweey Deranrueyr. SOc. Snake and Heart Bracelets.. Black Silks of all makes at 10 per cent discount. Black Siik Grenadines at 10 per cent discount. Priestley’s Spring Black Goods 10 per cent discount. 813.50 Paris Robes, all styles, HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT, 50c, Ladies’ French Embroidered Handkerchiefs..39¢ ‘25e. Ladies’ Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs,...18¢ Fine Linen and Lace Handkerchiefs marked at va- rious prices—from @1 to $16—at 10 per cent discount. DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. £83.00 Cantile and Jewel Trimming...... 97.35 Jewel Trimming, all styles . LACE DEPARTMENT. $1.20 Black Thread Lace, 11 inches wide......81 yard THE PALAIS ROVALJe Children's Waists, ‘or Drawers, sizes 1 to ‘Dresses. ere ERER OF BE AURT'S POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 1 ‘7TH STREET. | Ee Any lady who wishes to purchase a Sewing ‘Machine will find it to her advantage to try THE NEW HOME. ‘It surpasses any Machine made. It lasts Jonger, does more rapid work, runs easier, and ‘with its latest improvements is a beauty. OPPENHEIMER'S, 514 9TH ST. ¥.W. ‘We make a specialty of renting and repairing all kinds of Sewing Machines. ‘Just recetved, One Thousand Dress Forms, Regular price, @1. Our price, 49c, BY fi Fo. nin fF a) GENUINE AUSTRALIAN SHOES. EITHER HIGH OR LOW CUT. AT 82.95. AT 82.95, AT $2.95. AT 93.95, AT 63.95. AT $3.95, AT 04.95. AT 0405. ATH HAHN'S S167TH STREET, _ 1082 PRNASTLYANIA AVE., 981 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 6, E Ix Grove Deranrwexr. Ladies Gauntlet Driving Gloves, in Tan, ‘Mahogany and Black. —*1.75 and $20 patr. — 50 dozen Ladies’ §-button length —81 4 pair. — 100 dozen Ladies’ S-button length Mousque- taire Suede Gloves, with feather-stitch em- broidery. 81.154 pair. — (First floor, 11th st. building. Is Jenser Deranrwenr, LADIES’ SPRING JERSEYS, Ladies’ Black Jerseys, with vest fronts and fall high sleeves. Sizes, 32to 42, —#1.50 each. — Ladies’ Black All-wool Jerseys, with vest fronts and full high sleeves. Sizes, 32 to 42, —82 each. Ladies’ Black All-wool Cashmere Jerseys, ‘with vest fronts and full high sleeves. Sizes, Sz to 42. Ladies’ Black All-wool Cashmers Jerseys, with full high sleeves, finished with cuffs and trimmed with silk Graid. Sizes, Boe. —#2..50 each. — Ladies’ Extra Fisve Quality Biack All-wool Cashmere Jerseys, with roiling collars and full high sleeves and neatly trimmed with braid. Sizes, S2 to 42. ‘each. — —e (Third floor, Lith st. building.) FRENCH BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR. 500 dosen Men's Extra Fine Quality French Shirteand Drawers. Shirts, sises, ‘B4todd. Drawers, sizes, 28 1044. —Sbe. (First floor, 1st annex.) MENT. A SPECIAL THOUGHT. silk stitching around neck. Sizes, 20, 28 and —25e. each. — (First floor, 2d annex.) ‘TWO INTERESTING THOUGHTS. ‘25 pieces Black Plaid Lawn, fine sheer quality. —12ie. a yard.— 20 pleces 40-inch Black Hemstitched India Linon. —Sie. a yard.— (Second floor, 11th st. building.) Ix Brusxxer Deranrucst. Asmall lotof Fine Light-weight California Blankets. 114,287.50 0 pair. — 12-4, 08.500 pair. — 50 patrs Feather Pillows, guaranteed odor- tons. —82. 748 pair. — 1 lot of Spring Carriace Robes, in beevy striped cloth, with reverse side of piain Blue, Black, Brown and Gray. —#5 each. — (Second floor, 11th st. building.) 20th, 11th and F sts. a. W. A. Prence & Co., ‘Buccessors to EG. Davia, ‘729 Market Space, Corner Mth Street. Ovextxe Axxovxcemest. WE BEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE THAT ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIL 15 AND 16, WE WILL HOLD OUR MID- SPRING OPENING OF LADIES’ AND CHIL- DREN'S UNDERGARMENTS FOR SPKING AND SUMMER. There has been such « great demand for these goods during the past weok that we have decided to have this exhibition to ive the Indies of Washington an opportunity to see and examine the masnificent assortment of these goods that we have in stock, and we sincerely trust thet tt will meet with the sane Success that our JANUARY sale met with, which was far beyond our expectations. The GARMENTS that we offer for this sale bave all been made to OUR especial ORDER and are all finished in the BEST POSSIBLE manner. OUR OKDEL for these goods was placed in January so that the manufacturers would have WE have everything for a complete outfit, including SILK, CHAMBRA, LAWN, MUS- LIN and CAMBRIC. we have their Gowns, Drawers, Skirts, &e., ‘Ke., made just Hike mamma's, tucked, ruffled and plain, and like mamma's made of the very Dest materials at the lowest possible values. SILK TOP and UNDERSKIRTS in BLUR, CREAM, BLACK, PINK and ECRU. Also an ELPGANT line of LIGHT-WEIGHT FLANNEL SKIRTS, in CARDINAL, BLUE, WHITE, GRAY, CREAM, PINK, plain and ‘embroidered. LADIES’ DRAWERS from 25c. to @3.75 pair. LADIES’ GOWNS from @ec. to @18 each. LADIES’ CHEMISES from Sle. to each. LADIES’ CORSET COVERS from 2c. to $3.75 each. LADIES' SKIRTS from 38e. to $12 each. ; : Hy : iy TH i i i il if hi i ] iF