Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: CROSBY s. THE EVENING STAR has a regular and Permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any other paper im the city. As a loeal NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it has ne competi a The report of the Secretary of the Treasury fe nowhere more interesting or instructive than im that part where the popular misapprehen- sion that the circulation has been contracted | tly is corrected. The figures presented, @@ the contrary, show that the amount of money in circulation has been increased pet apita since the beginning of the new fiscal year from $23.41 to $24.33. This results from ‘the return of gold to the United States, the op- erations of the silver act of July 14, 1890, and ‘the treasury disbursements on account of the 434 per cent loan, pensions, tc. The coinage @f the mints during the last fixcal year was the largest in the republic's history, aggregating | 119,547,877 pieces, valued at $63,611,159.35. The Secretary tion are read with great interest in connection | with the cognate observations in the Presi-| j dent's message. “The obvious evils of excessive | fmmigration and their causes aro succinctly | $42) stated, and the effect noted of the existing law to greatly diminish specific abuses with- out, howe preventing ¥ SUITS. nesses in the present laws are (1) that as to the | $4.50 worst class of ysoraias there are no means | 3}-59 THREE PIECE SUITS. of information ‘supplied: and (2) by the entry | $4-59 “VESTIE SUITS." of immigrants by way of Canada our laws are | $480 Allsizes from four years up to as evaded and the immigrant fund is deprived of bed Sa cares wks Yaad ik Wak the head tax. TheSecretary recommends legis- | $4.5) a lation to includes process of sifting immigrants | $}-$} “s!*!king around” in short pants. before they embark for this country, by a sys-| $4.5) They are handsome effects in neat and tem of investigation or certification by the + 4. a4 a + consul or otherwise, supplemented by vigilance | $45) in sewing. Lotsof style and perf # at our ports and an international arrangement a tt for a uniform foreign or seaport inspection as 4 eu # to the immigrants who come by way of Canada. - Weare cutting the price tocut down ‘ If the latter cannot be effected then our own | S80 the quantity. It makes the qualities i inspection at the border should be made — 3S “loom up” still bigger. We've been % effective than at present. Congress cannot | #4: : = é - 3 afford to disregard these valuable suggestions, | e590 ““1ine in “our own light” thissea- $4. for the subject is as pressing as any before the | $430 Son—but we're not sorry forit. Ours = people toda: $80 rades have been so ood that they*ve 3 4 ‘Won lots of you who usually count on The St. Louis journal that attempted to put | $4 SNES TITER the President and a number of members of | $4.3) MIDE more We're proud oft. Means Congress through an examination in American | $4-$8 smother “service stripe” for us, Of Bistory for the purpose of showing a deticient | $4.80 course these suits are finer than the 85 knowledge in this rudimentary branch of U. 8. | $4.80 ones—and for tomorrow they're less. statesmanship wasted valuable time of the men on whose courtesy it trespassed, and worse than this it put all Washington interviewers for a time under a cloud of gloomy distrust. A public man can no more be blamed for not knowing how old George Washington was when he died or for not remembering staesererersaseee: EEEELLECELLE REEL 1212222222255 the designating number of an article | of the Constitution than the aver- age citizen can be for not knowing $4.80———_$4.80 on the instant how many buttons there arc | $13) When they're worth $6,86.50, 87and on bis vest, important and necessury as these | $4.50 4 59 buttons may be. The reporters who have to | $4: approach men of prominence for news should | $75) Tue Finst Turse You Do H not be compelied to encounter a natural sus- | #4: + avoided by the statesmen of the republic with every indication of lively appreheusion. This | stroke of perverted enterprise has resulted in no more than developing some notable | stances of tolerant good na’ and probably | im shaking confidence in the judgment and | discrimination of newspaper men where conti- | dence is most needed. The whole affair is de- Plorable, and it is not impossible that the press | lab may be compelled to take some action in the matter, reassuring in its nature to the | bunted and alarmed statesmen. —_—_$§_~oero—___ The resolution presented by Senator Plumb declaring that Congress desires to remove to Arlington the remains of Gen. Gran: should be adopted. The effort of New Yori to prevent | the consummation of the nation’s wish ought not for asingle moment to staud m the way. New York has had ail the opportunity that fairness or right could insist upon to make good its pledges and has not done so. The humiliat- ing spectacle of the remains of a great hero lying in an improper place, neglected by those who have assumed responsibility for their care, while a whole people stand impotent, but in- dignant, around the tomb, feciing themselves and the fame of their country conspicuously dishonored, should not last any longer. Bring the remains of the illustrious Grant without | more ado to their proper final abiding place | and let the republic erect to its honor and his fame an impressive testimonial. It would be a Grand thing if the veterans of the G. A. K. when they aseomble at Washington next Sep- tember could find at Arlington the American “out-of-doors Westminster Abbey, the recog- nized burial place of the nation’s great, and could there visit the graves and honor the Memory of their dead leaders. The decision of ‘the National Bar Association to make Washington its permanent beadquar- ters was.a wise decision, the only one it could have reached that would have fulfilled the measure of its duty and opportunity. Here are the foci of governmental, political and intel- Jectual action and influence in the nation, and although some persons may declaim against the imagined aggrandizement of power at the Yepublic’s capital the fact remains, if the point Of the declamation be admitted, that it is the People’s power that centers at the people's capital There can be no great danger result- ing from the voluntary action of the states themselves either to particular states or to the people of the aggregate state. Washington belongs to the people of the United States both by cession of territory and by the continuing Will of the people. The capital delights in en- tertaining citizens of the United States and learned bodies, whether state, national or cosmopolitan, who come to sojourn here for a time. dieerisereeecegessscscesersserescee ss ——_—__<+e—___ Of the food of interesting annual reports published at this season none gives a clearer insight into the workings of the department eoncerned or is in the nature of its subject and contents more apt to excite favorable comment than that of the Secretary of the Navy. The Rew navy of the United States, of which our people are so justly proud, wili consist by 184 of forty vessels, all the old vessels being omitted from the count. The work of rebuilding the Ravy and making it worthy the republic bas steadily progressed under the present Secre- tary and his predecessor. A full review of this Work would show altogether, from Arthur to Harrison inclusive, a bighly creditable field of Raval work covered in « short period. The Ravy is the strong military arm of such a gov- erument as curs and its development is « fore- moet consideration of every thoughtful eitizen, — Judge Miller bas the support of public senti- ment in bis determination to break up un- Licensed liquor dealing within the mile limit of Soldiers’ Home. The law is to be enforced and illegal traffic in intoxicants suppressed every- |S where in the District. oo ‘The combination of gratitude and humor which resulted in the presentation to Mr. Ed- ward; McPherson of asoup-tureen might be painful were it not for the fact that the retir. ing clerk of the House well deserved a testi- monial. Bat why a soup-tureen? oo ‘The coming new year will give the Russell famity of London an excellent opportunity to swear off on cigarettes aud various other things —_—- Dom Pedro's bag of earth was a pathetic eontras: to the sacks of bullion that constitute ‘the more common mementos of power. += ~ Water consumers find, to apply a dang ex- Pression, that of late the name of the Potemac ‘bas been “mud.” 0 rts ELSZLELER LEELA SELL LL REL LEER Sissesssssrsesessesesesse: SSLESZESELE SELLE LEA remarks on the immigration ques- | $4 SO large increase | $459 THESE ARE TWO PIECE PLAITED im the total volume of immigration anda distinct | $4.50 1 e450 deterioration in its average quality. As he | $43) two PIECE DOUBLE BREASTED Points out, the more obvious and fatal wenk- | $45) ferreesessecceses HE ths se ss te Noother house DOES—EVER DID— or EVER WILL sell such STERLING QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES as WE QUOTE. That they don’tis the est evidence they can’t. Saxs Axo Coxrany. Fro “Breaxrast "Tn By Toe. We've *‘set a sale” in our BOYS' and CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT for TO- TOMORROW—ALL DAY—but only for ONE DAY. Cali the family together to- night and talk it over. We've taken sterret ta SSEEESESESES ELE EE LE LE REELS LE SEL SEL ASE RE LEARSESLESS | ' i i 8 5 8 6.50 and 86 TWO and THREE- PIECE SHORT PANTS SUITS and * 4. 480 ZEESELERLERLLZ SUITS. SRSEe: é nobby patterns. Stvut in fabric—strong We only want to even things up—and we can doit in aday at sucha price as K seereseepeesessreeceneeseeseres: EEECEERLLEL ELE RELERLL ELL ERE LER 2 22 z zee eRLE ELLE ALLEL ZEE REELS LELE REE LELU EEL, Toxonrow- Do Tus 3 Everything else you want for the Juveniles is here-COATS, REEFERS, HATS, SHOES and FURNISHINGS. Yourselves, too. Just now we've got a SPECIAL VALUE SUIT and OVER- COAT SALE for $15. Big chance to SELELEELEELELLEELESELELELEL, zi choose, 4 But this Children’s Suit Salots only $4.50 A Day Loxe. 4 o _ 30 | = 50 se Saxs Asp Courasy, ‘ WU PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND wo SEVENTH STREET, ke Tue Lasr Cuasce To secure some of our TOYS AND FANCY Goops aT Se. ON THE DOLLAR Is now offered to you. ‘The vast difference this makes will sur- Prise you. It will more tnan repay you to look over our stock if you are in want of any TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN Or of PRESENTS IN THE LINE OF FANCY GOODS. ‘The stock must be sold before Christmas, ‘a8 we want all the room for our PICTURE AND PICTURE FRAVE MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, Our success in this line has been marvel- cus—but our work isso good, our assort- ment of Molding so very large and varied,and Our prices so exceedingly reascnable—that every one for whom we makes Frame and frame a picture never afterward cares to go elsewhere. We frame everything— Portraits, (Ot Paintings, Engravings, Etchings, Water Colors, Pastels, Embroidery, Flowers, Wreaths, Sheaves of Wheat, Plaques, Pho- tographs, Chromos, Prints, Resolutions, Certificates, &e., &c., ke. ‘M. SILVERBERG & CO., ‘B12 7th ot. and 313 8th st, Enter on 7th st. through Family Shoe Stora 11° ILSON & CAKR, Ww # SM Snoee, hand-welt, Are worth aut SuxBRA rte Br 3, boty Bugs. =. 20 Ra es La. RAPES EN SE, 12 1th st... ait Te i, Baie git a are to many ae Prshoc of atts, Hottbe THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. . MWe nave the LARGEST butiding in AMERICA devoted EXCLUSIVELY to the sale of FINE Clothing at retail. Paroren Srmzs Fon Bors. HE QUESTION OF WHAT 16 THE PROPEK THING IN DRESS CLUTHES FOK BOYS AND CHILDREN CAN BE EASILY SETTLED BY A VISIT TO OUR BOYS' DEPARTMENT, WHERE YOU WILL SEE EVERY STYLE ‘THAT 18 NEW AND FASHIONA- BLE iN JUVENILE GARMENTS, THE COMBINED ASSOKTMENTS OF SUCH RENOWNED MAKERS as Roorrs, Peer & Co, ROKAW Bros. anp Dest .. WHOSE PRODUCTS CAN BE OBTAINED NOWHERE BLSE IX WASHINGTON. THTTHE SELECTION OF SHORT- 2 PANTSSUITSISSPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE. THERE ARE TWO AND :THREE-PIECE SUITS IN ALL THE FASHIONABLE WEAVES OF CLOTH, SUCH AS CLAY DIAGONAL, TRICOT,CORK- SCREW, FRENCH WORSTED, ENGLISH HOMESPUN AND CAs- SIMERES IN PLAIN COLORS AND NEAT MIXTURES. ALSO AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF TUX- EDO SUITS, SAILOR, ZOUAVE, ROYAL MIDDY AND KILT SUITS FOR THE SMALLER BOYS, AND 4 COMPLETE LINE OF PLAIN AND FANCY SHIRT WAISTS. ALL SEW AND PRETTY PATTERNS AND DESIGNS. N LONG-PANTS SUITS WE | HAVE, DOUBLE AND SINGLE- i BREASTED SACK SUITS WITH DOUBLE OR SINGLE-BREASTED VESTS, AND THREE AND FOUR- BUTTON CUTAWAY SUITS 1N THE SAME FABRICS, THAT ARE 80 POPULAR IN MEN'S GAR. MENTS. ALL OF THEM CUT, MADE AND TRIMMED IN THE MOST ARTISTIC MANNER AND PERFECT IN FIT. 1N OUTER GARMENTS WE HAVE EVERY STYLE THAT Is WORN, CAPE COATS, ULSTERS, SACK OVER- COATS, CHESTERFIELDS AND REEFERS IN AN UNLIMITED VARIETY OF GRADES AND FAB- RIcs. ALL AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES. BRING YOUR BOYS TO US FOR PROPER CLOTHING AT PROPER PRICES, Rosrxsox, Pannen & Co. Axenicax Crorurens, 1200,1202 & 1204 FST.N.W. aun IMPORTERS OF DIAMONDS, COR 7TH AND D 8TS. ¥.W., Have on exhibition the most com- Plete line of Diamonds ever shown in ‘Washington. For originality and uniqueneesin “designs our amortwent of DIAMOND PENDANTS ‘Cannot be equaled. Prices range from $25 to $1,000. DIAMOND EARRINGS From 825 to @800 in over 200 styles. At $50, 875, $100 and 150 we can ‘show some exceptional values, ‘We have some Blue White watched pairs, gems of rarest and purest “water. Specially imported By us, DIAMOND BEINGS ‘With us means an assortment of over one thousand styles. We have every- thing, and our Solitaires at $25 and 850 are surprising values, In the Popular Turquoise Cluster Rings we have over fifty styles, from $25 to 9250, in all diamonds and with em- erald, ruby, sapphire, opal and tur- quoise centers, ‘We guarantee quality and price, Be FP A HR BES it bet £"k | S ‘«) hard a ih $68 a3 =? n con. 71H AND D STS. ¥.W. [,20128, Boy cc. Tr Pee one ERY] a11-3t Buavry Axp Couroar Ix Suozs. "a ‘best. iT BLUE, NILE GREEN, Mgt Teh xt: 9... ‘Low Prices. D.C. Woon FRWay. : Axp Lorunor, 20TH, 11TH AXD F STS. N.W. —_—o Tas Drorez> Frou Tar Crovos Axn Reaps. Messrs, Woonwarn & Lormnor, WASHINGTON, D. C., GENTLEMEN: EARTH. Please notify the public that I shall take pleasure in holding **High Carnival” at your Establishment during the present month. If any stock of goods holds out, and I think there is no doubt about that, it will be quite necessary for all Good Boys and Girls to have very larze and lony stockines bung up on Coristmas Eve. ‘Yours as ever, SANTA CLAUS. —— Havixo anticipated this letter. we commenced months ago to get ready for the writer's Feception. You remember wo told you several days axo that had taken Santa Ciaue as an equai partner intoour firm for the month of December. His Majesty ie satisfied that our Stock is great envugh to unswer even his wniimited demdnds. Tuese Is Eveny Kiso Or Prrsexr Hane, AND THE ARRAY OF ARTICLES From EVERY LAND AND OF EVERY DESCKIFTION AND PRICE That ts STORED HERE FOR YOUR FANCY AND SELECTION IS ONE OF THE Manvers Or Moverx Tun —‘‘THE ORNAMENTAL AND THE USEFUL,"— [HE IMPORTANT AND THE TRIFLING,”— —"‘THE EXTRAVAGANT AND THE ECONOMICAL ;"— 'VASTNESS AND 10TA ARE SIDE BY SIDE HERE.” —o— 0 0-0 —— Bors Axv Gis OUR NOVEL HOLIDAY DISPLAY In the large 10th-st. windows was gotten up at considerable expense for your especial Lenefit. Tomorrow is your holiday, and wo want you to come, every one of you, and en- doy tt, Irs A Movie Pasonana, And represents a typical ‘*Excursion Resor," There is a dancing pavilion, round,” and what is entirely new to most of you, aa “Observation Wheel,” from which, 81 revolves, the Doll Folks are having a fine view of the river. Little groups here and there aro seated around tables or on the grass eating their Jancheon, while others are seen reading, perhaps the little book, ‘*This Little Pig Went to Market,” witch we are giving away with every doll. It is & rea tistic picture of s scene from life. ‘This description'zives but an imperfect {ea of its unique and original conception and wonderfully interesting and artistic execu- tion. Come tomorrow and see it in 10th street windows. Then come inside, take the elevator and ask the young man to let you off at fourth floor. Another treat awaits you there in the way of Dolis, Toys, Games, Kooks and every sort of holiday things you have ever een and many new ones just out this season. Taent Was Picxen Ur Is Ovn Stone A little envelope, containing three ‘wanted for Christmas presents. The pen- manship, toxether with the things named, clearly show that Childish Hands had penned the heart's dearest wishes for Christinas, We publish the lists as they are; they may give the parent an idea and may aiso help the little ones in their selections for Christmas. —o— ‘NO. 1 was evidently written by ‘NO. 2 is unmistakably that of NO. 3 indicates the wishes of ‘email boy, as tt read: alittle girl, It ts headed: an older girl, or young miss, and reads. “WHAT I WANT FOR “WHAT I WANT FOR “WHAT I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS.” CHRISTMAS." Books, Fire Engine, Hook-and- Ladder, Train of Cars, History of U. S.. Big Handkerchiefs, Lead Soldiers, Fire Patrol, Game of Base Ball, Brush. CHRISTMAS." And thislist follows: Doll, Doll Chair, Doll Table, Doll Jewelry, Ring, Books, Doll Comb and Christmas Tree. Gioves (6X), Fine Handker- chicfs, Bed-room Slippers, Bow- | Knot Stick Pins, Books, Silver ‘Hat Pins, Perfumery, Writing Portfolio, Writing Paper—"*Bos- ton Bond,” octavo, 3 Ib ; En~ ‘velopes—"'H. M.” in blue die, —o—o—_0—_ T, ors. MECHANICAL TOYS, WOODEN TOYS, TIN TOYS, IRON TOYS In large variety ; Skin-covered Animals of every description from a Meek Lamb to a Roar- ing Lion; Velocipedes, Bicycles, Tricycles, Shoo Files, Wagons, Punch and Judy Shows, Music Boxes, Accordions, Trumpets and Harmonicas, Black Boards, Card and Board Games, Pool and Bagatelle Tables, Chess, Checkers, Dominoes, Table aud Fivor Croquet, IN FACT EVERYTHING IN TOYS AND GAMES, BEAUTIFUL DOLLS, THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS OF THEM. Doils of every color and clime and of every size and at all prices from 5c. to $25, Dolls from the Rag Baby of our grandparents’ time of the past, to the Finest French Bisque Dolls of the present. Dolls that talk, Dolls that cry, Dolls that sleep, Dolls that walk, Dolis that crawl, Doils that laugh and Dolls that danc>. Dolls' Houses, Dolis' Furniture and Dolls’ Furnishings, such as Hata, Shoes, Slippers, Stockings, Handkerchiefs, Gossamers, Combs, Brushes, Toilet Sets, Jewelry, de. Boors Axo Gawes For Tux LITTLE ONES. Ourline of Games and Juvenile Books is complete. th two styles, © Hal z yer, clothand leather: Pro- ive Gate Bosrds, Grand Kace, Market, non Crusoe, **Go-bany," Towers, District ‘Messenser Boy, Base Ball, Parlor Egot, Ball, Hieversi," Three sizes, ‘$3 and $8.75,— Building, *"A, B.C.” and “Puzzle” Blocks in endless variety. —41. = oa rial init to our Book Department is cordially iuriten ie echtaine every stave Of Juvenile Looks ae well as for the older folks. ‘Faper and Linen Books—iustrated through» out-thigtly colored, ; —! to Bie.—= 30, 35 and 500, — heat valuies ever offered Others in board covers hers in Non'From ‘We. to §2.— ‘Mother Goose and Grimm's Fairy Tales, bound in cl Gal 1, SOC. ane Foot "sje tories, #1.50, Thsckerays Couplete Works, in « bor, ya volume. lame. ‘orks, six volumes, cloth —_$1.25 a sot. —— ‘Talks With Children About Jesus, bound in e cloth, tilustrated, ee 12mos, including all ‘the leading authors’ ‘works, —25¢, $e. and Gc, — Many otiers in both Juventie cad standards, (Fourth floor, 100 bldg.) Fon Tie Bors, Panenrs wit pear in mind that wo cerry in stock 9 com GR EMENTS between the of For voy and ivpeare needy anything in the way ofs oh eae hs : ‘Or a Bester It can be found here. pat TRA TROUSERS for school xuobinbout weat-very serviceablo-cau be had tor ‘We. ALL-WOOL ONES, in good, durable colore ings, well made, 1 ipa ela pair, The SAILOR KILT SUITS at And the PANTS SUITS wo are showing at Are beauties, ‘They sell on sight, Ask to see our NOBBY ALL-WOOL SUITS that we are selling for €4.00. (Any size from 5 to 15 years.) Scuoot Sursiiza, Basement, 11th st. building. Perhaps you needs new Slate, a Ruler, a new suppiy of Crayousor Slate Pencile, some ‘Tablets, We. All these and everything lee for achool use you can find here. pus tsa We win mart sour name of initials tm Gilt on all Leather Goods over 8. T. O have them ready for Christmas, leave your orders for Engraving Canis, Giass Ware, Silver Ware, &c., now. We may not be eble to All thems later. Y. QU need not leave the store for luncheon. oor, You will And palatable ot luncheon at «: : : —o For Tur Guns. viot Double-breasted J in Dark Blue, Fe og Black anedd tind With notched roli- brat gi 26.75. Mis " Cheviot Doubie-| a avy lus and ‘bi ched cor, earl neatly finished. izes Misses’ ity Cs pe Dizes 1 ‘16 and 18'y a 7 a Misses’ tht Gray Cheviot Reatly fuished, ‘Sizer I 14, 16 and 18 years —98.50.— Misses’ Tan Basket Cheviot Double. ‘ous anid Dias vockots, well” made ised. "Sizes 14 und 10 years. _ —$11.50.— isses’ Fine ity Chey Jackets Bi ane ps4 vhotekied ey ’Uh heavy eros grain silk ‘aud fssnea. Ik loops und crocheted: buttons, Stace 14, F and 18 years. —#12.00.—. A full ts Misses’ Fut med Of the best astrakuuan and Electric weal taste Ed handsome frogs. Bizes 14, 16 and 18 —$15.00, $17.00 and $18.00.— (Third floor .. 11th st, building. ) ell i SE <a a "| Berrer Vv ALUES Trax Tuzsz Wen NEVER NAMED, COLORED SKIRTS, Ladies’ Gray Melton Cloth Skirts, with neat plaiting at the bortom—all 4 —shecial price, Stier Lacies’ Black Farncr’s Satin Skirts, war EBited Tass color, Swit ‘neat plaiting at “the ——Special price, 7e.— ‘These Skirts aro boxes, make very acceyiabie holiday gins, "= 884 OUR 1%. APRON Is tholeader this season. 1t haa deep hem and ccuster (2d Boor. 20th st. building.) Cozser 1 Pee Ovreas. ‘A small lot of odd si « G Gorwte:” Uanasty sola foe ge 7FeReR (24 floor... pasate For Tue Cunpnex. Children's Canton Flannel BY seers, with oF sibs¥ Drawers, 352. to 30c,, according to wnt Drawers, G5e. to $1.15, according to Gowns, Gc. to $1.05, according to alze, jeblsoa complete line of Incante’ Vests in win 20th st, building.) 14 As Aprnorutare Houay Passzxr. eye eowraved on copper plate and sity —86e,— CPirst $008 ....40--eeeeseeeeees LL ‘st, building.) Just take the LOth ot. elevators to sist moderste cost, = auD F 1l, 1891—-TEN PAGES. Gurre Woars Givina. at PERRY Hit Oar stock of UMBRELLAS ie so full of quality and ‘uniqueeffect in reatity that it “shuts off” the imagina- tion. We have siready civen you the hint that they make ood presents. Lots of you have profited by it, and our line is minus many e neat “‘rain shade" that ‘has been bought and laid away in **Santa Clau*’ store- house.” But there are no bianks in the stock, if the buying hasbeen brik. For one that bas gone two have come in forduty in the last days when the grand ‘You need confidence on these hurried days. You have no time to enter intoan examination of merits. ‘You may be guided by appearance here—our word is @ guaranter. We bave wot a large reserve stock of our “apecial Holiday leaders” that will hold out to the end. For the money they are the best UMBRELLAS ever offered anywhere by anybody. They are not to be Judged by the prices. Look at them first—and if there is nothing there to please your fancy our regular stock will surely *‘strixe it rylit.” Tae “Leavers ‘Twenty-six-inch k Gloria— 20-inch Eng- | 9! Mish Gloria mountedon par- acon frames, with = natural | ‘wood and silver- Plated handles. $1. 28-in., 1.25. | voxw ood, fr, |erabapple an @ Joak knot and knob handles, Case and tassel. $2. Union Taffeta Suk, mounted om a patent lock, “close roll” | frame—the mew fashion. | $2.50 284och Silk. mixed Gloria, ‘mounted in all sorta of new and novel designs, $1.50. | g2. Tae “Reocrans. ‘We are perfectly satistied with the showing we are ‘making. We know the “metal they are made of ®and they cannot help drawing you out in their favor. Itis ‘& question of choice—now—purely. z8-inch UNION SILK, with French horn handies—$2. 26-inch UNION SILK, with inlaid French horn handies—92.25. 26-inch STANLEY SILK, with French horn rings—g2.75. 20-inch LISLE SPUN SILK, with paragon, framesand natural handies—$3. 26-jnch UNION SILK, with solid ivory crooks—83.50. 26-inch UNION SILK, with French horn handles—#3.25, $3.50 and 3.75. 26-inch UNION SILK—natural sticks, sil- ‘ver trimmed—#4. 20-inch UNION SILK, with solid silver fleur-de-lis trimmings—¢3. 26-1nch ALL SILK—violet wood handles— eB. ‘26-inch UNION SILK, with fleur-de-lis gold and silver-trimmed natural sticke— &. 26-inch UNION SILK. with fancy wood handles, gold trimmed—85.50. 26-inch UNION SILK-—tiger-eye handles, gold mounted—@5.0. ‘26-inch ALL HILK, in Black and colors, ‘with Dresden hand/es and gold mountings— e. 26-inch WINDSOR SILK, odd wood handles, capped with sterling sil ver—96. QW-inch UNION SILK, with solid ivory handles, trimmed in silver fleur-le-lis—87, 97.75 and 98. 20-inch PURE SILK, with caps and balls Of chased silver—$7 and $7.50. 28-inch UNION SILK, with ailver-trim- med French horn handies—¢3. 28-inch UNION SILK, mounted on nat- ‘ural sticke—$3 and 64. 28-inch WINDSOR SILK—natural sticks . 28-inch UNION SILK, with natural sticks, ‘patched” in -llver—#4._ 28-inch SILK, with ivory handles, natural sticks, silver trimmed and allver bandles—@5 to $10. ‘Novelties in ivory handles, trimmed with flenr-de-l1s—of course with a good quality covering—87 fo $10. ‘NEW THINGS in CARRIAGE SHADES. ‘Where else are you going to stand before such @ line —every feature of which isa brilliant quality? There {9 one characteristic of OURS—when we dos thing WE DOOUR BEST, And what is best for us can't fall ‘very far short of being best for you. These are ‘‘ORDINARY" prices on **EXTRAORDI- NARY” Umbrelias. . Seatox Penny, “PERRY SUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840. ne Telephone 995. Cunenus Toe CORRECT TIME Aint SOT Have ry rea Dc} edgre bow 0 ELEGANT lock warren fine, and the HOLIDAY Pace is es They are surmounted and CANNOT be approsched for the money. It will pay you tocall, 8. DESIO, By 439 9TH ST. (Upstairs). Quite differently. The price lve! which has made the store what it is today, and which has saved thousands and ‘thousands of dollars to the Washins- ton putlic. As low as these prices were, they are now lower; hence we Publish a new price list, which we ask you to cut out‘und keep for ref- erence. These are the lowest prices im America today. Reg. price. seeR per cake ber hottle, 8.8.8., small size, per bottle ‘Bboxes, cS Hop Bitters, per bottle... 100 Hostetter’s Bitters, per bottle. 100 Brown's Iron Bitters, per bottie. 100 Ayer'sSarsapariiia ** 100 Ayer's Cherry Pectoral 100 Ayer's Hair Vigor 100 Hood's Sarsapariila, 100 Cuticura Kesolvent 100 + Ointment . 50 oo ry 8.8.8., lane size, ° Warner's Kidney and Liver Dott eann serronioes ‘Tarrant’s Seltzer Aperient, per bottle Ayer's Vita Nuova (New Life), per bottle Eiy’s Crean Bali, per bottie Saniord’s Catarrh Cure, per bottle. Fellows’ Compound Syrup of the Hypo phosphites, per Lotti a Horsford’s Acid Phosphate, su bottl ee = Horsford’s Acid Phosphate, large size HScNESENREENERIGSS HSHaNase & S exver aaeS & essex Wyeth's Beef, Wine and Iron, per bottle. Doug-as' Ewulsion of Cod-1 Pond’s Extract, medium Pond's Extract, per bott Fond's Extract, lance Scott's Emuls bottle 28 Suseees & Jayne's Expectorant, per bottle. ‘i Effervescins Bromo Caffeine, per bottle, Nevtle's Milk Food, per cam... we wize Lottie. ee Soluble Food. larce can... Jamaica Ginger, per bottle, Bull's Cough Syrup, per butt! Benson's Capcine Piasters, Alcock’s Porous Plasters, each, u Hunyadi Water, per Lott - 8 Pivo's Cousuuption Cure, per bott! Ba Hanson's Corn Salve, per box... 15 Cooper's Hair Success, Rea Parser's Hair Balsam, per bottle 50 Humphrey's Homeopathic Specifics, Nos. 1 to 15, inclusive, per bottle. = Bb Campbell's Arsenic Wafers, small box MF Campbell's Arsenic Wafers, large box... 100 70 Oriental Tooth Paste (J. and B. so oe Calcer's Dentine, per butte. 3 Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, per Pierce's Favorite Prescription, per bot- t 10 «oF Pierce's Purgative Pellets, per Lottie. > Pierce's Purgative Peliets, 3 bottles. > 0 x 40 xo 3 150 10 2 66 2 0 Water of Ammonia, full strength. > 0 Imported (St. Thomas) Bay Kum, large. 100 57 o 68 > 9 r= 20 23 50 - 100 2B 100 100 100 Armour's Extract Beef, small, ~ ros eee 100 Liebig's Extract Beef, smail cn - lane. 100 Burnett's Cocaine, small 50 at lange., 100 QUININE.: Being the lanest sellers of Quinine in the city and buying direct {rou the manufacturers in large quauti- ties we naturally quote the lowest prices— 1 doz. 1-Grain Quinine Capsules. Ldoz. 2-Grain = 1 doz. 3-Grain 1 doz. 5-Grain 100 2-Graia = 200 In addition to the above we carry a large line of lin- ported and Domestic Drugs and Fancy Goods, Patent Medicines, Combs, Hair, Tooth and Shaving Brushes, Chamois, Coloxnes, Extracts, at prices below those ‘Usually asked by other drugvists, ‘Mat! orders will have prompt attention. Purchases delivered to any part of the city. Physicians’ Prescriptions and Family Recipes care- fully compounded by Kesistered Pharmacists. Only Drugs and Medicines of recognized merit used. ALL GOODS SOLD FOR CASH, Superb line of Cut-Glass Cologne Bottles, Toflet Cases, Manicure Sets and Perfumery of every descrip- tion. Special attention is called to the celebrated QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE, the finest toilet cologne ever sold. Modet Drug Store of America, CORNER 11TH AND F STS. N.W. at Brarzs—pocnet teachers’ and family. ALLBUMs—pPhotograph and autosraph. AP TABLETS and writing desks. EATHER GOOD8—Pocketbooks and card cases, Anr BOOKS and illustrated standard works. a EW BOOKS by everybody. ‘Trrenwomerers, inkntandsand paper weights. OUNG peoples’ books. OVELTIES in stationery and books. |GRAVING—the best only. he ee OTE Yor our Ballantyne Linen. It ts the best in the WILLIAM BALLANTYNE & SON8. al1-3t Wuex You Go To Manxer Tomorrow why not drop by and leave your order for sample pound of our CHOICE TABLE BUTTER we've been telling you about PUREST BRANDS trom the best American Creameries, and when you've tried a sample you feel absolutely certain that you are eating UY YOU! 20) 8 Bo 8 ee on, an, allt 920 F st. aw. Af Hobly Horses, other ‘Toya. ate 3 IL iS, SHOOFLY HORS! ELOCIPEDES, SLEIGHS. SHOOFLY HORSES, ‘BL * a iti we. Tose “Cxmsox Kiser ‘Pinks in our window are more fragrant than the other kinds, The “HINZE WHITE” are a delicate cream color and very lasting. None are more popular than the “GRACE WILDER'S," which are pink. They're A Srrcur Orrze FROM GILL & SOR, Corner 12th and F sts, By way of advertisement. benefiting the purchaser Ahectly, we will sell on SATURDAY, December 12. ‘Finest French Candies for 35. per pound. (Usual price 75e.) We offer this inducement with a view to, TOMORROW WILL BE THE GREATEST BAR GAIN SALE EVER HELD IN OUR ESTABLISH. MENT. THE LONG LIST BELOW CONTAINS THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER BEFORE OF FERED: CHINA WARE DEPARTMENT. $29.50 DINNER AND TEA SETS. We eur sty Leautitul decorations ever RUATALtO® goes With every Piece as to Ite wWearng qual ities, They contain the following practical table P rinn/| Capeandsancere, 1 Ton Pot 1 Surat 3 Cre 3 Fine Hand-vainted Toilet Seta, 15 orations ... a e China Hand-painted with Jar, 12 different decoratio, €9.90 Thin Ciina Hand-painted SILVER WARE Di 1.75 Rozers’ Tripin-piated Knives } #1 | Thin Ch Se. Fime Chima Cups, Saucers anc Se. Fancy China Toothpick | Sc, Fine China Hand.» #2.73 Pine linported Bisque Pieures styles. penanenreeeonnt 1.98 pair Fine China Hand decorated Coffee Pot Dues. ave $1.48 Lance Ornau Vanes om LAMP DEPARTM. 23.48 Banquet Lainps, with umureila sbade.....¢1.08 Bde. Little Night Laps, decorated bow! aud i Haicpine ..... $1.65 Pearl Penbolders, with 14 kt.Gold Poms. @1 26.25 Peari Opera Giasses... LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT. @8e. Chatelain Hace, oxdized teiuimed. Grain Leather Writing Tablets. Money Folding Co Se. Children’s Grain Lesther UMBKELLA DEPARTMENT. 01.35 26-inch Gloria Lipbrelia, paragon frame, natural handies. eae Paragon frame, ped ware! handies FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT. Se. Hand Mirrors, beveled p Larne Scrap Books... . Pine Psush Photograph Albans, We. Fine Toilet Sets, brush, cou NEKY DEPARTMENT Christinas Cards. sate Christinas Cards, Fancy Boxes of Paper Plush Safety Stands sien Inkstand and Pen, Wiper, imported #c. box of Pound Paper and Envelopes. TOY DEPARTMENT, 0c. Doll Tables, painted red .... 1Se. Pastry Bets, containing chopping chopper, rolling yin, potato iuasher and . 1.48 Woolly Dog, fine hair, very larwo. BBe. Toy Dishes 6 Violins, complete in box. Pine Music Boxes, s Lange Steel Hook and Ladiler s q Lance Steel Artulery Out with sésol wane? Toy China Tea Puts... STANDS. LACKING ‘CHAIRS, CABINETS, ES Metal Cintretia stands, 1.98 Lava Unbresic Stands ieee Bool 4.98 Standing Music 16.48 Music Catsinets, oo 00 cry paeseu lee? # Try eal ete Prrt ry BI oe ie ast Fis rr #0. $10. eo. : He aD. Tk $1.08 Children’ = with Nt ¢ Westone Peake with bt dren's Writitue bake with Sto oe v3 Wetting Drake with Stool. frititue Desks with Stool... Writing Deak» a trim Foid-ng Screens ese $5.00 Medicine Cabinets." introducing our own make of confectionery to lovers | ¢7, of first-class Candies, andexpect it to make for us ‘many new customers. Please read tomorrow'scard. 1 PERE PAVENDER LIGHT BLUE, NILE GREEN, SPURS TA ee Suver Wane OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 1007-1009 F Sz. N. W. ‘Open Saturdays until 10 p.m,