Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. s WASHINGTON: Permanent circulation in Washington three limes larger than that of any other paper fm the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it has no competitor. Wonsrsc Away Frow Warren, —~T— After a long and painful waiting, due to the hope that Chile would meet her international obligations in a manner to preserve peaceful relations, the President gives to Congress and the republic the whole story of the Chilean controversy. He is of the opinion that the de- mands made of Chile by this government in the ultimatum recently submitted should be “‘ad- hered to and enforceL"” He holds that “if the dignity as well as the prestige and influence of the United States are not to be wholly sacrificed we must protect those who, in for- eign ports, display the flag or wear the colors of this government agaiust insult, brutality and death inflicted in resentment of the acts of their government, and not for any fault of their own.” and that it must be under- stood “that this government, while exercising ‘the utmost forbearance toward weaker powers, will extend its strong and adequate protection to its citizens, to its officers and to it- humblest sailor when made the victims of wanton- ness and cruelty in resentment, not of their personal misconduct, but of the Oficial acts of their government.” The duty now devolves upon the Congress of the United States of indicating how far as the rep- resentative of ihe people it sustains the execu- tive’s position. it is to decide whether it will believe the American or Chilean evidence; whether, accepting the American testi mony as the more reasonable and the Detter corroborated by surrounding circum- stances, it will advise submission by the repud- lic to insult and injury on the ground that the aggressor is small, or because the securing of Feparstion is troublesome and expensive, or because the political fortunes of some party or of some statesman will be possibly promoted by = beld stand. The Ration is peace-loving. It will make and bas made many sacrifices for the sake of peace. But the American people have been growing more and more restive under a condition of affairs which leaves our citizens exposed to in- Jury and insult and death in those quarters of the world where the governments are semi- barbarous and the people despise us for our forbearance, and gather encour- agement for future inj: from im- punity for past outrages. There fs no eccasion for the President or anybody to incite the American people to bold measures. ‘The spprebension has been that the mere disclosure to them of the facts in the case would arouse such popular indignation as to drive the nation over-hastily and perhaps unnecessarily into a sleclazation of war. Tux Sraz believes that Congress will give to the serious issue pro- sented to it thoughtful and patriotic consider- ation. Itisa case where unity and firmness of action are indispensable if a real and honorable peace is to be secured. —__—__+eo—. The Chilean correspondence submitted today shows a constant and determined effort on the part of the United States to obtain an assurance from the Chilean government that reparation ‘will be made for the wrongs committed on the eccasion of the murderous assault on the sailors of the U. S. 8. Baltimore, aud fails to show any response from Chile that can be considered at ail satisfactory. The Chilean inquiry into the outrage was conducted in secret, and ina man- ner that called forth the earnest protest of the American minister and the American naval commander. It is not at aji surprising that the reports made br the Chilean official charged with making an inquiry of this sort should be of a character to controvert the claims and state- ments made in belalf of the American sailors ‘The President had before him, on the one hand, this Chilean report, discredited by the very manner in which the inquiry was admittedly made, and on the other, the statements of Min- ister Egan and Capt. Schley, the report of the iuquiry made by the board of officers of the Westigated the matter, and the of the officers and sailors of the Baltimore taken recently by Judge Advo- cate General Remey. It could hardly be ex- pected of any government, however much clined to avoid unpleasant collisions, that it would discredit its ownagents, its ministers and its naval officers, men of unquestioned honor, erted by the swern statements of its seamen, by accepting instead of their Feport a statement made by a foreign off of the result of a secret investigation, which by ite very nature was unfsir, and appears in this ‘ease to bave been conducted ina hostile spirit. ‘The only tangible results of the correspond- ence and the various proceedings on the part of the Chilean government which secm to hav. been unnecessarily, if not purposely prolonged, appear to have been a note by Matta, late Chilean minister of foreign affairs, insulting to the President of the United States and his cab- inet officers, the offensivencss of the note being aggravated by the unprecedented course taken by the Chilean cabinet ofticer in sending it to| the Chilean ministers abroad and causing its general publication; and a note from Matta’s successor im which tho Valparaiso massacre is only “sincerely lamented.” Though addressed to the Chilean minister at Washington, Matta’s insolent note became a circular note, a sort of open letter of defiance to Uncle Sam. Up te ‘the close of the correspondence Chile had made ‘Bo satisfactory response to a demand for a re- traction of the insult. But the Baltimore ine dent was not all One solicitous for peace, even at the sacrifice of some pride, might per- haps have persuaded himself that after all the Chilean version of the Baltimore meident, though fabricated in the secret manner de. scribed, was the one our government ought to Secept as final bad notall the surrounding eir- cumstances, the incidents preceding and fol- lowing the assault been of a character to indi- ate a hostile and vindictive feeling on the part, not of the Chilean people only, but of the Chilean officials as weil, against all that was American. The outrageous annoyances to which the American minister has been subjected while performing his daty in giving shelter to refugees Lave been endured with a patience that could not fail to satisfy the most ardent lover of peace. There bas been little in the tone or the words of the Chilean official state- ments and nothing in the couduet of the Chilean government to indicate a desire to ap- pease the just anger of « nation that believes itself to have been grossly wronged and in- salted, unless tho statement by the Chilean ‘The spring tide has surely set in. The first moves of fashion have beun to roll up om our counters. Already there are fifty answers to be made to—“‘what are the Spring Gowns going tobe like!” Beautios—if they are draped one-half as artistically as they have been worn. Thenew colors, the fresh patterns, the rich effects, will work their way right into your good graces on aicht. ‘These early arrivals are in good weight for use in the immediate future, Atany rate you will appreciate the opportunity to sniff the fragranceof the approsch- ing season—and we are showing the first “fads” that areripe, 38-inch Strépes—Goe. a yard. ‘36-inch Cheeks—She. @ yard. ‘W-inch P nev Stripes—Me. a yard. BSinch Mized Chevtots—0c. a yard. ‘W-inch Striped Camel's Hatr—0c. yard. The richest vaiues for 50c. we have ever shown. Qualities ali through—in all grades—are going to be Detter this season, Judging from these early indica- tions, -inch Mized Cheviote—@2 a yard. inch Band Striped Cheviots—32 & yard. in ““bigh lights” z-inch Camel's Hatr,| #1 yard. 46-inch Diagonal Camel's Hatr-@1.50 a yard. inch aroin Light Gray and Tan ‘Te 48-inch only in Tan at $2.50 ch Novelty Stripes, mostly in Light effects 81.50 a yard. 48 inch € Tan and Gray Bedford (Cords—$1.75 a yard. ‘You can’t cet any idea of color or quality from print —but we want toget you interested. There is not Store in this country that enjoys « more enviable repu- tation for its resources in dress materials than ours, ‘The factors that have brought us that distinction will maintain it—and we have kept fast hold of them. Peep into the future pictured by this advance guard—and see ‘0-inch Storm Serge—Navy Biue-818 *Toinch Cheviot—Navy Biue-$1.25 0 yard, ‘These are two ‘‘annuals"—needed —expected—and ‘would be missed if we didn't keep them to the front. Broadeloth ‘# another of the “‘continuing” kind of fabrics. Never old—always popuiar—and fresh-com- plexioned this season. S4inch in French Gray. Turquoise, Golden Brown, Peart, Suede and Tan— the best—82.75 a yard. ‘60 and 52-inch—Lightand Dark Shades $1.50 and $a yard. ‘There are some ‘“Rem*ants" of the winter left—no dress lengths, but enough for children’s gowns—or short ends youcan use in combination, The prices have been cut to fit the pieces, Remember, you don't have to “‘duy” your privilege to look here. We are pleased always to show our stock to anybody—every- body: Perhaps it is policy—for you are less contented: with what you can find elsewhere afterward. We are Ukely to wet your trade—and you get the best of it. Prnnrs, NINTH AND THE AVENUE. ESTABLISHED 1540. [it] TELEPHONE 995. ber “Tus Moscwestan» 987 AND 900 F ST. ¥. FINE MILLINERY, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &e. CHAMPION SALE. After a week of rain and saow, trying the temper of ‘Sinner and sai ly present the following offer- t you may expect this week, CHEVIOT JACKETS.” Ladies’ Astrachan Cloth Trimmed Reefer, all sizes. Were $8.50. This week $4.98. Ladies’ Fine Cheviot Refers, 30 inches long. coats Umed with satin. Were $12. This week 86.98. LADIES’ FUR-TRIMMED JACKETS. Fine Astrakhan, Mink and Seal Trimmed Reefer Jackets. Were$1 This week $9.50. All of our other Fur-trimmed Jackets that were $25 to $45. This week at 815 to &2 BRAIDED CLOTH WRAPS. Large size. Were $30and $35. This week at $15. LADIES’ NEWMARKETS. Were $15. This week at $4.98. SEAL PLUSH WRAPS. Jackets satin lined were $12 to $25. This week at Bute aD. CHILDREN'S CoaTs, From 4 toG years old, were 5. This week $2.50, CHILDREN’S REEFER JACKETS ‘That were $3. ‘This week 81.55. LADIES’ JERSEY JACKETS ‘That were €5to $7. This week $1.48, LADIES’ FUR CAPES ‘That were $& This week £4.08. LADIES" SEAL CAPES That were $18. This week #10. OUR ENTIRE MILLINERY STOCK Practically sacrificed. Clearing prices right and left, Amazing op portunities in all departments, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR AT HALF THEIR FORMER PRICES. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AND HANDKERCHIEFS AT HALF THEIK FORMER PRICES. A grand clearing saie of GLOVES, Including ahrost all styles and sizes, at prices in suany cases one-half their real value, All perfect. No seconds, 1" THE MONUMENTAL Waar minister, made the 4th of this month, “that the government of Chile has felt very sincere regret for the unfortanate events which oc- eurred in Valparaiso on the 16th of October” can be so considered. Much stress is lad on Chile's side upon what is claimed as a refusal or delay on the part of Minister Egan to fur- nish testimony called for by the Chilean judge, but the correspondence shows this to be an equivocation if not a direct misstatement of facts. Aa the inquiry appears to have been conducted, it would, it seems, have made little difference whether the American sailors testi- fied or not, as testimony tending to inculpate the Chilean police was thrown out as “‘con- flicting,” and no testimony seems to have been regarded save that which supported the view which the Chilean government preferred to take of the “deplorable occurrence.” + —__ When it is considered how both the domo eratic and republican conventions have slighted New York the old city might be par- doned if she turned mugwump. . —_ ‘When anybotly accuses Chicago of being devoted to the brass band method she can point to the manner iu which she captured ghe dem- ocratic convention. convinced that a coart should not make re- Do Your Hoxses Exrr They should have the best food. There are dozens of qualities of oate,corn, bay, &c., but there ean be but one best. Are ‘Jou getting the best? Have talk with your ccachman and tell him to drive down some day and ex- amine the quality of horses’ feed we sell. Choice Timothy Long Hay and Gilt-edge Cut Hay. Ail hay cut and baled on the Premises. We watch it closely, know bow it runs. Clipped Oats (clipped of ‘their beards or tails), refannedand re- fined until the grains are left as plump end round as wheat itself. Wearethe only firm im the city that fan their cate. We retail Oats, Com, Hay, Straw, ke., but not dour, ‘Keep in mind that “Ceres” flour has no equal. Wx M. Gur & Uo. - Plour and Feed Dealers, Cor. Ist and Indiana ave. n.w. BU You Cax Juue Dowx Srams ‘Pain- sees, ae or oe ly | DO ES sh ae - marks about « prisoner beliud Lis Lack, HALF PRIGE 18 ALL WE ARE CHARGING FOR Mt RN PHILLINERY ‘THE GOODS ARE FINE Hars axp Boxsers, BOTH TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED, AXD Horcmxsows F Sr. Muiseay Pantons. J.C. Hurourxsoy, it ‘TIT 00 MMMM A K_X ERE Poe PEARSE BP HSA BS fee THT # H FER OT A 88g TTIT fl a Fiver © z Wee 88 OW SS Rowe FE Ee EAE 9 way EL EL Bi 8 ww kes kee & Sus8 Of our great closing-ont ‘sale memorable to the shoe buyors of Washington we begin tomorrow selling the remainder of our stock at Just 45 cia. on the dotlar— nearly one-haly of. Think of it. New, desirable foods at scarcely haif their actual value. We've got todoit. Opr stock is showing the effects of this sale. In two weeks, at this rate, there will not be a pair to tell the tale. Washington never has and never will axain have such a sale. Remomber this is a legitimate Bona Fide Closing-out Sale and no misrepresentation. Ladies’ and Men's $5 Shoes. Now. $2.75, ‘Ladies’ and Men's $1.50 Shoes, Now. SPECIAL. One lot Ladies’ Genuine Hand-sewed Button. 23 Pairs, Soldat $3.50. Now. 81.95, One lot Ladies’ Fine Dongola Button. 58 pairs, 3 styles. Sold at 62.25. Go now at. w00ee 81.35 A HH AA HOA KA wan aalt HH MM iM FI $55 oP MMA MBARE EEE BRE, 688s 7 S383 USE EAE EE gm Ss Sss8 “oo” MM OM MOM M ker it i Sys STANDARD SHOE HOUSE, ‘824 7th st. n.w., bet, Hand I. _Shelving and Fixtures for sale. Laxssvrcx & Bao. Iuronraxr Nomce, Piease wearin mind that wo are Washington agents for the Hen Masesry's Corsets. ‘This Corset is one of the best made in all points. There is noxe Detter, and to substantially prove this to your entire satisfaction we shall have here, beginnine Monday next, February 1; ‘Tuesday, February 2; Wednes- day, February 3; Thursday, February 4; Friday, February 5; Saturday, February 6, Mas. Gexzva C. Peney. One of their representatives, for the sole purpose of expiaining all the good features of this Corset. Over pitting Room te at your disposal, and we extend to ail ladies desirous of wearing reliable Corsets s cordial invite to meet MES. PERCY at our store any time next week. The price of the ‘Her Majesty Corset is 82.75. Ar Haso. Trever you conta bay Merchan- dise cheap now is your ehance. Goods marked down all over the store. Trraestrxos marked down, Fringe marked down, ‘Laces marked down. Handkerchiefs marked down. Dress Goods marked down. Gives | or | 91. | ay — Pick $1.25, $1.19, 81.15 and 980. In- fante! Short Dresses. al \s8.68| = | om Of Any Of our Infants’ Cloaks marked 15.00, 08.0, 94.50end 43 20 Px Caxr Discouxr On alt Evexrro Suavts Or Nurs Axo Gavzs. Man Onpzns ‘Will receive immediate considera- LANS= Is ‘Dea Exsresr. ‘We are more than ever in earnest about effecting the complete disposal of the stock on hand before removal to the new store to be erected on New York ave., where the old rink now stands, Our stock of low- priced Zurniture is getting small, hence the | necessity of an early response. Here are to- ‘morrow's bargains, =~ Uruorseny Derantwest. This department has probably been the Greatest sufferer. The cuts have been ex- coedingly deep, and asa result the best bar- gains possibly obtainable have been offered. ‘Here is the latest batch of reductions: Liot of Fixured Silkaline, Reduced from Ube. and 18c. to 12%e. per yard. 11 pieces 50-inch Figured Swiss Muslins for curtains, gold figures, Reduced from 0c. to S5e. per yard. 3 pieces 54-inch French Figured Cre- tonne, Ecru ground with bright figured effects, Reduced from $1.50,to 75c. per yard. 4 pieces 50-inch Byzantine Btriped Tap- eatry for portieres. Reduced from 81 to 60e. per yard. 1 piece 60-inch Double-faced Bagdad Striped Tapestry. Reduced from @3 to'61 per yard. This piece is of extraordinary durability, but the pattern and color did not seem to be appreciated. $3 to $1. 12 pieces Frieze Upholstery Plushes, five colorings. Reduced from $4 to $1.95 per yard. 20 Chenille Table Covers, 1% yards Square. Reduced from $1.50 to 90c. each. Ccaratxss Repvcen. We areclearing out the stock of Irish Point Lace Curtains. They will never again be offered s0 low. 12 pairs Ecru Irish Point Lace Curtains, ‘Si yards long. Reduced irom $Gto $4.35 er pair. 10 pairs Fine Ecru Irish Point Lace Cur tains, Reduced from $1) to $7.50 per pair. 16 pairs Ecru Irish Point Lace Curtains, 3 different patterns. Keduced from $16.50 to sil. We also offer 29 pairs 72-inch (extra wide) Nottingham Lace Curtains, with border all around, making them reversible. Keduced from 86, 86.50 and $7 to $3.95 per pair. 1 lot of Elegant Chenille Portieres, choice colorings, dado and fringe top and bottom, Reduced from 80.50, $7, @8and 88.50 to 5.75 per pair, Best bargain yet. Tur Last Or Tue Marrrsas, ‘We placed our order for Spring Mattings last year—long before we concluded to move. ‘They will shortly beginto arrive, andto close out the stock on hand (lengths running from 5 to 20 yards), we offer it at exactly half price, viz: ‘25e. Mattinss for 120. ‘80c. Mattings for 15¢. ‘B5c. Mattings for 1734. 40c. Mattings for 20c. 6 Rewsaxts» Or Carvers, ‘Thirty-two remnants of All-wool Ingrain Carpets, best quality, Sto 15 yards cach, Prices cut in half, 75 and 0c. to 40c, per yard. Siwezoanvs Repvcen. No, 174. Two Solid Cak Sideboards, finished in sixteenth century and antique. Reduced from $25 to 819.73. No. 101. Three Solid Oak Sideboards. Reduced from 219.50 to 16.25. No. 200. ‘Two Solid Oak Sideboards. Re- duced from $23 to $18.25. No 1 One Magnificent Solid Oak Sideboard, band carved, quartered-sawed, oak, large French plate mirror. Keduced from $110 to $70. Cura Crosers Revvcen. These all handsome pieces, and were sold “‘ciose” at the former prices. No. 1107. One Solid Oak China Closet. Reduced from $27.50 to $27.25. No, 2492, One Handson id Oak China Closet. Reduced from 8:0 to €25. No. 131. One Solid Osk Chins Closet. Reduced from #35 to 828.50. No, 1353, One Handsome Solid Oak China Closet. Reduced from 8U0 to $49.50. No. 1717. (Special attention is called to this piece) one Exquisite Solid Oak China ‘Closet, with beveied French plate front and oval sides, with French plate mirror in the back, finished with heavy brass legs. Re~ Guced from $135 to $105. Hat Sraxvs Repvcen. No. 1622. Four Solid Oak Hall Stands, finished in sixteenth century, English and antique. Reduced from #8.50 to ¢ ‘Three Solid Ost P.nel Hall Stands. Re- @uced from $13,50'> $10.25. No. 1134, Two Solid Oak Hall Stands, inantiqueand old English finish. Reduced from $52.50 to $20.25. Haxorso Harz Races. We have on hand about 49 Solid Oak Hanging Hall Racks in about as many differ- ent designs, ranging in price from 85.75 to 835. Welhave made cut on the entire stock of from 15 to 25 per cent. upretta Straps. ‘We have 12 Umbrelia Stands of brass and copper. Reduced from $4.50 to $2.90. Gow Pieces Repvcen. 11 Gold Reception Chairs, rush seats, Re- duced from 8 to $4.50. 2 Gold Corner Chairs, rush seats. Reduced from $10 to 88.50. Gold Rocker. 89.00. Canv Asp Distxe Tastes, 23 Solid Oak Card or Library Tables, solid top, shelf bottom, antique finish, Re- duced from $1.50 to $1 each. Three S-foot Piller Extension Dining Tables. Reduced from $11.50 to $8.50. Four 8-foot Solid Oak Extension Tables. Reduced from $13.50 to $9.75. ‘Two 8-foot Solid Oak Extension Tables, Reduced from $12.50 to $10.50, Carrrosrers Repvcep. These are alt large, handsome pieces. No. 1133. Two Solid Oak Chiffoniers, Reduced from $24 to 819.25. i No. 1136. Three Soiid Oak Chiffoniers, Reduced from 830 to $23.50. No. 1135. Two Solid Oak Chiffoniers. Reduced from $40 to 832.75. Reduced from $15 to Joxivs Laxssunen, Con. 132 & F Srs. N.W. It How To Cane For Your Trers. also delightfully refreshing and healing, * Price 25e. ‘W. 8. THOMPSON, Pharmactst, 703 26th at 025 Aum Ix Cor Frowsns ‘Those who now call at our store agree with us ‘that our present quarters are not much to bosst of, but when we getinto curnew building they ‘will appreciate that the mora The Flowers con't beany better, however. They areas good | ROW as are grown. Es W. A. Prnce & Co. 79 MARKET SPACE, ‘Cor. Sth st. A New Vusrvaz Ix Grromau. REAL SCOTCH, TOO, AND ALL NEW. THIS I8 OUR FIRST SEASON on COLORED GOODS, but fore start we have met with a GREAT SUCCESS, ‘Why, last week we sold HUNDREDS of COLORED GINGHAM DRESS PATTERNS. We have GATHERED together the HAXD- SOMEST COLLECTION of COLORED GING- HAMS ever shown in Washington. As wesay, they are ALL NEW STYLES, all of the latest thoughts in PLAIDS, STRIPES and CHECKS, in COLORINGS of PINKS, LAVENDEES, BROWNS. BLUES, GREENS, GRAYS, BLACKS, &., &c., inal sorts of COMBINA- TIONS and RICH EFFECTS. To introduce our COLORED GINGHAM DEPARTMENT we OFFER ONE HANDSOME LOT of REAL SCOTCH GOODS, regular price 25c., for 17c. yanv. [A better grade, the rewular value of which is ‘38c., for the low PRICE of 250. yarn. Taz 30 Lor or Paws or Wesr COTTON. We have just received the third case of SHORT lengths of PRIDE of the WEST COT- TON, which we will place un saietomorrow. We hope that MANYof our CUSTOMERS tha were notable to get any of the other two lote wil take advantage of this offerine. The price, a8 you know, is 123. yard. WE offer this .ot in lengths of 5 to 15 sda. AT 8 1-2. vann. 62%. Sux Mux ror 45. ‘e will offer tomorrow a lot of 48-inch Silk ‘Mull, in colors of PINK, WHITE, CARDI- NAL, GRAY, LAVENDER, MAIS. Regular Price, G23. Special price, 45c. vanp. Lace Irexs or Ixrenesr, CHIFFON LACES, in BLACK, CREAM, CARDINAL. L, BLUE, PINK, GRAY, LAV- ENDER, OLD ROSE, S-inch wide and very effecti 38e, OUR SPECIAL FRICE, 28c. vanp. JUST THE THING NOW, POINT D' ISLAND LACE, It's very much in demand et present. We have just placed on aaleanew arrival of this stylish Lace, in WHITE and BEIGE, at the LOWEST POS- SIBLE PRICES. $4.00 Frarner Boas ron $3.00. AS SPECIAL BARGAIN we will offer to- morrow ONE LOT OF COQUE FEATHER BOAS, 3yds. long. Regular price $4.00. For $3.00 sacs. A Manx Dows 1x Murrs. wili offer tomorrow all of our BLACK CONEY MUFFS, which wo Lave been selling for i&e., for Cc. EACH. New Hoxpzeps Annivixe Every. D AY. There seems to be NO END to the RICH and BEAUTIFUL NEW DRé5S Irimmit that we ‘The AS:ORT- MENT is simply wonderful. If you fail to wet suited here in Sprinc DRESS TRIMMING then you must indeed be difficult to please. a2 jay think you have seen an ASSUK IMENT, Dut such iano: the case unless you come eve day, as each day adds sowething HANDSOM! and unique to this already rich and varied display. We don't at pt to describe them, it would be tmposiile, but we ask you tocoine in and jook them ov ict, at te the LAKGEST and CHOICES! C UN of SPKING SIYLES SOUTH of SEW YORK, and the PRICLS are GUAKANTEED to be the Lowes Axanyiiis De Jaros. - Viners Viorer. ‘These are the two MOST EXQUISITE and delicate FRENCH PERFUMES MADE. While they are delicate in toeir fragrauey, they are gis VERY LASTING. A drop on ycur HAND: KERCHIEF will LAST for WEEKS. COME iu and get SPRAYED from the ATOMIZEK With these two delicious EXTRACTS, Weise show n full assorticent of COLGATE and LUNDBORG'S woil-known EXTMACTS: atthe LOWEST PRICES. W. A. Prince & Co, > ‘719 Market Space, Cor. Sth st. It eee eee Arr Tovar ‘The Announcements or Ove Gasar Repvcriox Suz ‘Wiil be found Under “Crry Ireus» Or 6 4OCAL, ENTION.” “I M Ir Wut Pax You To Warce Tose Corvus. 925 HasvnceS’, 621 Pexxa Ave. 621 Kors Puarsacr, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, SEVENTH AND E. RUBBER GOODS DEPARTMENT, ‘SECOND FLOOR. ree Prices in this department will be as low as ever. We oe have greatly enlarged our stock, devoting considers WILL DO TODAY (MONDAY), TUESDAY AXD wEDEDEDAY AT OUR MAMMOTH. ‘ABLISHMENT, IN OUR Muurszarx Derantuest ‘Will buy any Untrimmed Felt dst or Bonnet. in Black or colors, Best Quality French Feits included, rang- ing in vaiue from $1 to $1.9% Your choice at IN OUR Hosteny Derasraesr ‘Will buy All-silk Hose, boot patterns, Regular value G1. Will buy Ladies’ Fancy Brilliant Lisle Hose, boot patterns and stripes, Regular value, 7c. ani 87¢., in Night and dark shades, Your choice at IN OUR Corser Deranruest ‘Will buy our Lily Sateen Corset, in allcolora. Regu- Jar value, 75e. Will buy our extra long, full-length, Corset, style 23. The best S7c. Corset im the city ‘Your choice at IN OUR CHILDREN’S AND INFANTS" Hars Asp Cars Depasruext ‘Will buy your choice of any Cp or Hst, im silk or plush, to tho value of 81. Your choicoat IX OUR Heavy-Weseuz Uspenwean ‘Will buy Ladies’ Vests, ribbed bottom, Silk braid, finished with pearl buttons. Regular value, GSc. Will buy Ladies’ Natural Gray Vests and Pants, in flat woods and Jersey mbbed. Regular value, 7c. Your choice at ‘This 48c. Sale is for Monday, Tuesday ard Wednes- day only. Kises Pazace, w 812-814 7TH ST. Tuosz New Ficvnen Cuisa Sixas. NEW SCOTCH GINGHAMS. Tuesday we put on sale our first arrival of Figured China Silks, and so zreat was the sale and so highly were the styles and quality appreciated that We invite you to examine these goods before they are entirely sold out, as their iike will never be seen again at the figure, which is $1 PER yakp, wipre 27 rxcues. Scorcx Guxanaus, 250. There is no fabric which is now so universally used for summer robes as Scotch Ginghams. light in weixht, fine in weave, beautiful in designs and colorings, they deservedly command the first place in the appreciation Of the wearer. We have just received —1.0 PIECES, EVERY STYLE DIFFERENT,— And if you desire a Gingham Dress you can. out of a stock of 130 desixns, surely procure it. Remember the BEST STYLES are obtained in the first arrival. W. D. CLARK & CO, 811 MARKET SPACE. Bur Asp Prrar. ‘We do not believe in the prac- tice of giving a few a discount and not aii. Here you will find the lowest prices in the city and the best goods in their respective lines. Weare Hatters and Fur- Tiers in the broadest sense of the Wuuerr & Roorr, 905 Pa. ave. n.w. A Misraxe Asovr Borres * 1 Conrecren. ‘The costliest butter is not necessarily the best. Neither 8 the best butter necessarily the costliest. We seil noue Lut the iresh, pure, rich products of the most renowned identical or far fear Ghat sou uneetthinely pay for ordinary Een Oreamery But ieee “Gow ‘rand and "'Fouront Cover As. YSTEB. Main 9thand Pennayicania pater 325-00, 15 Cexrs Torspay Ar Gus For s box of delicious Peppermint or Wintergreen Creaws, always popular,and think of the price. Choc- olete day on Saturday caused a rush; completely sold out st Spm. We will make «rest preparations for Choco!ates avain next Saturday. and will promise ‘sbundsnce and variety. For any kind of Candies lease give ours a trial. = GILLs, Cor. 11th and Fete, 1 ‘The Popular Confectioners. Jouxsox, Gazer & Co. 36 PENNA, AVE. 5.W. REMNANTS OF BLEACHED COTTOXS. Pride of the West, Wameutts and im resabants irom Z to 10 yards at eee ee a IL ETTER. Tur Camry Barz. ™ Latics who propose to attend the Charity Pall are reminded that we have anelecant line Of high-viass Evening Gloves aad Silk Hose to fuatch evening costumes. Repvertoxs Ix Coars—on account of havi: sizes im lndies* oats wo have reduced them to S5and €5.50. The sizes are 30, 22 and M4, in Navy Biue and Bisck, high sleeves and desir- able styles. More New Waarrens—we nave Just added a numter of desirable lines to our Stock of Wrappers A day or tao ago we spoke Of the excellent line at @5each. Since then we have opened the fellow: Ladies’ Serge Stripe Wrappers with Fedora front of plain Henrietta cioth, cuffs and co.lare heavy stitched in silk, all colors, Only @8 each. Livres: Haspsour Tra Gowss Ix Evexixa S x Ey ING OHADES.—Such as Ashes of Tose, Light Bue, Shrimp Pink, le, Laven- der, ke. Plain and lace trimmed, 612 and $13. Lanes: Brace Scrrs.—we aro the only house in the city making a specialty of Black Suits. These are Castinor, Choviots, Camel's Hair and novelty woaves at frou, $14.50 t0 $25. As & epectalty we offer Black Cashmere Suits, with new style waists, with, full front, high sleeves, well made. Only 814.50 each. Ladies’ Separate Skirts of Black Cashmere and Serge. Only $10 each. NewS y ew Sprixo Croaxs.— opened an elgrant line of Ladies’ New Spring Cloaks, in long and extra long cape off ‘Theseare made from novelty checkw! cheviots, herringbone weaves, cloths, &e., in Lieht Tan, Grays and suiatures. 20, @i5en2 S25 each. An elegant line Of Ladies’ Black Long Cloaks. All of the Ladies ‘ havo been reduced im price. If you are in need ofa war, serviceable cloak this is your oppor- tunity, Avovr Tar New Deranrwests Considerable interest is being awakened tn 2 new departments. Those include White Goods, Wash Laces and Hamburg Emibrotderies We have atued to secure only the most desirable lines in these goods. In White Goods we think ‘we have the best Iie. White India Linen pos- sible: buy. The stock of Laces ts confined to the Wash Laces only, such as Tor: Pomt deGene, Point de Guipure, Florentine, Ke. Ail Withs and different qualities In Hamburg Eimbroideries we have the Lest in Edgings, All- overs, Insertions and Flouncings, Hawburg Eubroideries from Sc. up. felt of smi camel's bait Wreriax H. McKxew, 933 Pa Ave. N.W. 1t Are You Gore TO THE CHARITY BALL? . IF 80, DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE YOUR Evesixe Groves, OF BEST FRENCH SUEDE KIDS, OR BEST FRENCH KID GLACE, AT SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS OCCA- SION, FROM THE Lovvez Grove Coxraxy. $2.00 S2gto Suede Mousauetaires 37 G7 $2.75 Picken, Serle Momaue 89.18, $3.25 Mince, Sees Momus SP G8 $3.75 Maire, Sone Mouse S330) 82.2 ton French Kid, infancy 93) 37 S225 Sdort cult Gauntiets at SL.S87 28) 2) 5 () Short Seationed Cuff Gaunt- $2.50 ae Go S22 All these Gioves, in every possible color ani in all ‘sizes, tried on and warranted at the above prices. ON MONDAY, 3a: ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, A MABEL GLOVE POWDER BOX, FILLED WITH ELEGANTLY PERFUMED POWDER, GIVEN AWAY WITH EVERY PAIR OF GLOVES. L vu UY V RRR 7 gouuy ¥ ih oe ean Soa? Yaa SY te ES 00 cu v i E EER oGG_t OO v VF coo G GL ooyv y pe ES Po Sark de EL 8988 Gce Lut 00° “Vv Ere ‘bod “oo” = 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., at Between 9th and 10th sts. Items of Underwear, but the value attached to each garment makes them more interest- ing than if we bad two columns jammed with stud unseasonabie and undesirable apd not wanted by any one, Item No.3. 597 {Sekermyezeoe Yelste, 126. (SE azn Ladies’ Good ‘Cotton, Item No.4. 897 { m, Drawers. 21. Woonwsnn Ax Lormmor, 20TH, TH AND F STS. Nw. —— ier a7 ANNUAL Cuanrrr Bax * For the Benefit of THE CHILDREN'S MoSsrITAL, at NATIONAL RIFLES ARMORY, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27. | Admit One, Tas snore ina cons ot theme ‘kets to be Ueel. They ean be bad at our Bux Feau of Information, Ist Soor, rear of first annex. Tire cagect ot this tat to 0 most lendshie one and stow 'd elicit the attention end Of the seavon, dross” affair and a esmontia. SERVICES FOR THESE TOUCHES. We never 1 to contribute our part Jeni if YOU Will permit us so te de Hh be approprietes and vecon.ingly ced. PEKHALS THE MosT INPORTANT WEARABLE is Groves. OVE THE HAND IS ONLY THE re howd bw a pervect TWies are wore cardinal them nr this, We makes feature of fitting at our Glove Few tetie counters, This, together with our LIBERAL METE RELIABILITY OF § RVICR Ladies’ button Wi $1.00 0 pair. — Ladies’ 8-button-lensth Mousgueteire White Bude Glover, —#2.008 pair. — Ladies’ ¢-utton Pear Kid Gloves, with nar- Tow Binck wt Ladves' Sbutton-tlencth Monsquetatre Peagt Kid Gioves, with Black enJbradered backs. Glover, Nue Green, Buff, ( Ladies’ 20-button Paris Suede Gloves, in White and Back se wa Light Bins, and €1.500 pair.— ‘Mitts, in White, ie. a pair. — (Pirst foor..... 11th st. annex.) Nockwear. — on RuMing, in W Biue, Cardinal, M: $1.5 and Sheer All-tinen Handkerchiefs, with tucked Corners (French style). ong row of inserting And eile uf real Valeuciennos lace. €2, 82.50, 63.50 and a — Teal Duchewse Lace Handkerchiefs im a) Das ‘sim dainty #15.00,— Duchosse and 1d vray handmune effete, nd $15.00, —— Luiefs, with del red vines runt jue Feather Fans, tn all colors, with bone tice and traauaed th Hand-painted Gauze Sticks. ‘aus, wich carved OF and $4 50. Lite, slack, Bae turtome shed or ivory vstre 5%. 00, $9.00, €10.00 and #12.00, — (ist BE oa ballding.) Jewerny, Hair Ornaments’ in real sLeil, sterling silver, ‘aud roll plate. stertiux silver and roll plate, ie toe Bracelets, in roll plate end sterling silver, (Pirst foor.. 1th st. building.» Mauixeny. Aigrettes for t io all evening shades, ie, 10 #12, — Flowers, iranched apd in graceful bunches for dress triuriines, af we Later, P nk. Violets, tn assed cuore : senses OGODE SBE Hosieny, Ladion Silk Hosiery ‘ane, Graya, Bronze, x Sasn Rinnoxs : ek for tor even A rralts ts curt aches wide aoa of gomtie Saco Settn, to While, ‘Cream, Biack, Ponk.. Bi Kose! Veuus, Nile, Sevres, Alain, Absinthe Cirdiual. wear, ani the latest (Prrst floor. Dasry Sux Wars ve: ior quality, in Hexotrope, Tht Bie, “Pink, ae Cam—meck oud write frimned with Bulk claflow and very full Jabot front of same, Men's Drom Bows ocd Tee tn the latest ape Slt 5 ‘A specs! line of Sli Half Hose, tn Tans amd — 41.50 pate. — i Gloves ip correct shades, ¥ 61-25 and @1.50.— cz ears stares ah