Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THE EVENING STAR bas a regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times Inrger than that of any other paper fp the cit As « local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it has no competitor. ‘The question of the best form of railroad terminals for Washington is now under careful consideration in the Senate District committee. An article printed in Tar Stan of the 9th in- stant gave an elaborate description of the Berlin terminal and local rapid transit system with its “stadtbabn” or elevated road running on an arched wasonry viaduct through the heart of thecity. This Berlin type of terminals is gener- ally conceded to approach the nearest to the ideal system, and it is strongly commended for Jocal adoption. It seems to avoid all the ob- jectionable features of ordinary rapid transit and city terminals. It permits imposing sta- tions in the heart of the city without grade crossings, or disturbance of the street grades in abolishing them. The Berlin structure is not ugly, the passage of trains along it is almost noiseless, and the space be- neath the tracks is rented at high prices for stores, restaurants, and other purposes.” It cuts through the blocks and occupies and ob- structs no Berlin street. In this city such a viaduct would not run through the Blocks, but would occupy the center of sich wide thoroughfares as Delaware, Mary- land and Virginia avenues, furnishing easy pessage under it at all points. There are some Points in respect to which Washington could profit by the teachings of Berlin's experience with its road, and even improve somewhat on the Berlin system. This method of abolishing grade crossings is an im- provement in obvious and notable re- spects upon the plan of track depres- sion with bridges at street crossings. It is hoped that the District legislators and the rail- roads will give due consideration to its points of superiority in determining Low the city sta- tions shall be approached. The Engineering Record, in discnssing re- cently the best form of road for rapid transit and railroad terminals, says: “We Lelieve that the dsy is rapidly approaching when large cities will be traversed by viaducts con- structed on property exclusively dedicated to that purpose, and on which trains of cars will be propelled at high speed through the open air by nearly noiseless motors, two tracks being devoted to long-distance and two tracks to short-distance travel.” The New York rapid transit commission of 1887 reported: “We are led to the conclusion that there is but one way to obtain such rapid transit, and that is by the construction of a solid viaduct line through the blocks as far as possible, and when compelled to cross or follow the lines of streets to be constructed with much greater strength and solidity than the Present elevated railroads. Such a viaduct road should be built in accordance with the following conditions: First, the structure should be built through the blocks of brick and stone in the most solid manner. The streets should be crossed by massive steel girders with solid steel floors, having no openings. The track should consist of heavy steel rails on ties laid ia an elastic material between floor and tie. There would be no jar or break of con- tinuity of motion in such a structure, and trains could be run at high speed with little noise.” te Chile has recovered her mental equipoise so far as to cite former friendly relations in the old days when the sympathy of the older re- public was extended to a people struggling for liberty and autonomy, and to hope for a con- tinuance of peace and friendship. The subse- quent steps in the settlement of the questions at issue are important, but important in a secondary sense. It must be presumed that the same spirit of fairness and concession which moved Chile to apologize and offer to Jeave the residue of the affair to a branch of our own government will move her to com- plete the reparation in a becoming spirit, The “incident” has not been without instruction to the United States as well as Chile. While she has learned to con- cede the rights of others, we have discovered that the only way to obtain them, as human na- ture is constituted, is to exact them with vigor of diplomacy and vigor of military preparation. In the happy conclusion of this matter patriot- ism and sagecity are to be freely conceded to the Chilean ruling class as well as to our own people and high credit claimed for the leaders in our civil administration, in Congress and in the military departments of the government, including those officers of army and navy charged with duties of preparation. The war fever subsides and the nation is glad that it is to have both peace and honor. 2 o——__ While the United States House of Repre- sentatives was considering on a side issue | raised by Mr. Breckinridge of Kentucky the matter in dispute between Chile and th public the Chilean Chamber of Deputies was arriving at practical unanimity with regard to the pacific propositions cummented upon by Tax Stam heretofore. It is a hopeful sign that members of that body have not for- gotten the significance of the Monroe doctrine ‘or the importance of this country as concerns iteenforcement The respectful, even flatter- ing terms in which the deputies who favored the propositions referred to the United State: may easily be overestimated as coming from a semi-Spanith source. The Chilean phraseology is equal toll occasions of ceremony or na- tional advantage. But if these remarks are sincere and the provositions themselves as ten- dered by the minister of foreign affairs are sin- cere, then much been gained by the firm attitude of this government, including the President's last message with all its insistence en American rights and American honor. It} seems probable that Chile will m the end atone unequivocally for the Baltimore incident, ‘and that the indication of American readiness to fight, if necessary, will obviate all necessity @f actual fighting. —>-+-2___ Muldoon, the wrestler, proposes to have in- troduced in Congress a Lili to provide fora sort of national gymnasium where games con be had after the fashion of ancient Kome. There is already a protty good nucicus for a elass in high kicking in Congress, and there is reason to expect that talent for other branches of mus- cular sport will not be lacking. ——s+e Chauncey Depew bas declared that cranks should be railroaded into eternity. The end is Bot difficult to attain. All that is necessary is to provide the cranks with transportation on the average Americen railway until the col- lision or the defective bridge brings about the desired result. — + The site for the Chilean government building BAU RS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, Rep Ticker Dar Tosonnow. Avgreat array of special values in odds and ends, remnants, &c., &c. There is many an item below which you can use toad- ‘Vantage and at a price that saves. Cortars Deranruesr. 15e. Silkolines, good patterns. Striped Scrim... to $1.38 Silk Headrests. 2 pr. Flax Velour Portieres, one Peach, one Light Biue; worth $30. . $16.98 pair Spr. Fine Chenille Portieres, figured all over and dadoes; worth 89 to #18 pair. 3 Bent-wood Fassis, worth 84, for. SGe. 4-4 Chenille Covers... 18. Muurvery Deranruest. 9 Finely and Stylisbly Trimmed Hats; worth ‘@4 and ¢. a }2..98 each All of our Fine French Feit Hats and Bonnets Which were $1.25. Red Ticketed.. 44. each Israxre Wear, Usvenwean Axp Consers. 4 Infants’ Short Plush Coats, sizes 2 and 3 Years; were $5. o. 82.75 each Laczs Asp Exsnomenres. Alot of Black Drapery Nets; worth 1.83 to €2.50. . 87HC. yard Alot of Torchon and Medict Laces; worth 1234c. and 15 e 9c. yard A lot of Cambric Edging; worth Sse. 25e. yard Croax Deranraest. 14 Ladies’ Long Imported Garments, fine cloths, ‘very serviceable; were as high as 830. javy Biue Cloth Jackets; were $4. 5 Children’s Heavy Weight Beaver: ers; were @3.. 6 Imported Sampies S years; were $7 to $10. Ked Ticketed. $4.98 each Dex Goons, Lixeys Axo Braxxers. ‘Remnants of Dress Goods of all descriptions at actual half price. Blankets and Comfortables at a discount of 10 per cent off marked prices for Ked Ticket Day. A lot of Giass Towels at... 47%¢. dozen A lot of odds and ends of Napkinsand Tray Covers at half price. A lot of 40-inch Apronettes at 1ig¢. each. . Groves. 2dozen Be. Ladies’ Worsted Mitts, regular made ., 25e. pair ‘1g dozen 4-button Kid Gioves, Tans. ....49c. pair ‘8 pair $1.25 and @1 Damaged Kid Gloves. Bue. pair Sbutton Mousquetaires, Tans ‘85e. pair Haspsexcuters, 2% dozen Se. Colored Border and White Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs ... 4c. each Se. White Hemstitched and Drawn Handkerchiefs... -10e. each dozen $1 Chiffon Cioth Silk Embroidered Usonextas. 10 $1.50 28-inch Gloria Umbrellas, natural i ..81-27 each loria Umbrellas, natural $1.19 each -imeh Pure Silk Umbrellas, mourn- Fons. $16.50 Wool Seal Cape, fine satin lining, only tof them.. » Children’s Blue Hair Muff and Collar. ‘Ladies Gray Fox Muff and Collar... Tannnses. - Colored Silk Moss Trimmings. Black Silk Gimp . Colored Silk Dress Loops.. N OTIONS. 10c. and 15e. Warren Hose Supporters, Ladies’ aud Children’ dress... 15e. Card De Long Hook and Eyes. Se. Paper Steel Point Hairpins. 0c. Book Pins, Black and White mixed. doz. Colored Embroidery Silk..., Prxreweny Axo Toner Anncties. ‘35e. Lubin’s Triple Extract, all odors.. Se. Toilet Soap............ and 50c. All-bristle Hair Brusbes. 10e. All-bristle Toothbrush . 10c. Bottle Crabapple Excract .... Necxwean. - Black and Fancy Veils...., -100 . Silk-pleated Neck Ruching, yard -. Chiffon, embroidered edge « lie 2ic. Box Cond Ruching, 6 yards Mews Wrz. Porvian Suorersa Prace, SEVENTH STREET. 08 For Rectrrioss, &c., WILL HIRE DECORATED PLATES AND CUPS AND SAUCERS, PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS, PLATED CANDELABEAS, YUNCH BOWLS AND et the world’s fair stands approved and is on the main driveway. The present controversy should rot be so prolonged as to interfere with ber preparations to occ apy it. — M. Laur is obliged 20 go to court to get aatis- faction for the blow that M. Constans gavehim. It is time that some of the Frenchmen whose bonors are continually getting in the way were learning to box. ————_-+-___ Perbaps Editor Garza’s bloody career started with a natural impulse to go out and slaughter “Vox Populi,” “Veritas” and a few others. : ——__—<-- Canada’s desire for « swift transit to England | for eggs has been interpreted as evidence of a decline of dramatic taste in her midst. += Boston is objecting to the use of straw in her horse cars. She is expected to advocate the use of besa stalks Tt seems from the House debates that these are the days of Tom and Jerry. ————es—___ Mr. Hill is on the sure road to glory. The benqeet route never fais GLASS WARE. ‘M. W. BEVERIDGE, IMPORTER OF CHINA, $2338 1215 F AND 1214 G 8s. “Tre Asp Tie War For No Max» ‘stock is replete with all kinds of foot- A discount of wear in ail sizes and shapes, for both 4 cents on the house and street wear, for Ladies, douar. ‘Misses, Men, Youths and Chiluren. ‘Both the material and the workman- Ship are the beat procurable, and we waarantee satisfaction, but of that selves. i A dollar's ‘While we desire to give everybody a worth for 85 chance to make purchases at these #%, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. THURSDAY, JANUARY <8. 1892. MM KMEVY'S DAILY © LETTER. Furnishings claim attention today. Ladies Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets and Underwear, ‘Suppose we take them separately. Spectra. Ix Groves.—me resutt of alertness. We have run across a Glove for which ourselves and every other merchant has ‘been compelled to ask $1.25 per pair. We took enough to make it an object for the manufac- turer to scale his price, and as » result weare offering this $1.25 Glove for 98. per pair, ‘They are superior quality 8-button Suede Mous- quetaire Gloves, narrow embroidered back, in assorted Tans and Gray. Every pair runs of uniform quality and fitssuperbly. Oughtn’t last a week. Srrorars Ix Hosiery. — tomorrow we shall offer 25 dozen Children's Fast Black Hose, warranted not to rub off, at the low Price of 19c. per pair. Extra Quality Fast Black Hose for Ladies at 2c. per pair. Beautiful variety of colorings in Ladies' “Boot Pattern” Hose at 50c. per pair. ‘Sik Plaited Hose in shades to match evening resses, 78. to $1.25 per pair. Secours Ix Uxperwear. we know none better for the money than the La- dies’ Natural Wool Ribbed Vests, high neck and long sleeves, 8c. each. ‘Tizhts are more generally worn each succeed- ing season. We have Black Wool Tights, knee Jengths, $1.50 and $2.25, and ankle lengths at. $2.02 and 82.75. Srrotats Tx Consera.—tomorrow ‘we shall offer 25 dozen White Coutil Corsets at the low price of 50c. per pair. We havea dollar Corset, the same shape as: the "CP." Black, Gray and White, €1 per pair. Stace the presont style of drapery has been in yorue the demand for the ‘I. & G." Corsets has steadily increased, on account of their be- ing of extra lonx waist—a fashionable shape. We have them in Gray, White and Black, $1.50 por pair. No Biack « Wirrtas HH. McKrew, 933 Pa. Ave N.W. It Groves Berow Cosr. Following is a list of Ladies’ Gloves which ‘we are anxious toclose out and therefore offer them At Less Than Cost. Friday, January 29. Saturday, January 30. ‘Te. Ladies’ Dressed Kids, Tan and Black, 45c. 81 Pearl Color Pigskins, 70c. 81.25 Pearl 4-button Suedes, 75c. 81.75 4-button Castor Beaver Gloves, ali colors and sizes, $1.40. #2 8-button Suede Mousquetaires in Light and Medium Gray, $1.25. ‘Lined and Fur-top Gloves greatly reduced. All our 50c. and 75c. Cashmere Gloves re- duced to 30c. Lovvaz Grove Co. 328 ‘911 Pennsylvania avenue. 911 Kors Puazmacy, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, SEVENTH AND E. FIGURES MORE POTENT THAN WORDS. A LIST OF LEADERS IN OUR SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS. FOR2ic. Best English Wax Back Tooth Brushes. Former price, 35c. Every Brush guranteed not to shed. Kent's make. Kent's Celebrated English All-bristle ‘Hair Brushes, conceded to be the best value ever offered. Regular price, 81. FOR 0c. FOR 48¢, A complete Atomizer, guaranteed Perfect, hard rubber or metai tube, as may be preferred. Former price, Te. Family Syringe, three hard rubber Pipes, hard rubber connections war- Fanted, best made; worth $2, and that is the price asked for it elsewhere, Best Chest Protector ever offered for doubie its price. We have an over stock of these, hence the reraarsably low figure. A fine strong Truss, well made and finished, best steel spring, sizes to fit all. This has been $3 and 84. Our claim to have reduced prices more than one-half is well sustained in this offer. FOR 99¢. A Wade & Butcher Razor, hollow round, best quality steel: worth 81.75. This is another instance of how we sustain our prices. A complete Fountain Syringe, two- quart, with five hard rubber tubes, in- cluding spray and nasal tube, best rubber, guaranteed; also hot water bax, same price. KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E STS. UP-TOWN BRANCH, 833 FOURTEENTH ST. 1t FOR 900. FOR 81.24. oe Our ‘refunding sale” of a week ago ‘was so much appreciated and so heart fly indorsed by all our patrons that ‘we have determined to make it a reg- ular featureof our business. Websre set aside each Friday for this sale, to- morrow to be the frst one of the ve- ries, Do you understand its signift- cance? ‘The purchase money of every tenth saleof each same amount will bbe returned with the article bought ‘Nomatter what sum, 1c. of $50, oF any price between, provided it is thetenth, twentieth, thirtieth, for- tleth, &c., you receive beck the s0ods with the money you paid for ‘them. Every time esale is returned ‘bell will ring, Listen for it, Tar Box Mascon 314 Ax 316 7m Sx. N. W. Tar “Ovex: Ar As test nignt’s Star wo mvitea criticism of the decorations, the goods, the quall- ties and prices. This morning's attendance made {t evident that an ‘‘Opening” here is an event that is recognized as of importance. The buyers and assistants noted that every large store sent its quota of clerks, who are the eritics we most dread. When they praised our Opening” of "02 we knew wo were safe; such ‘Praise really means that expert judges have made comparisons with the goods of other stores and indirectly admitied the superiority of the Palais Royal, Ovar tetente cnt patrons nad many unknown to ws wore sive here in force this morning. The many expressions of goodwill and encouragement, with the un- stinted praise of the new goods and the decorations, captured the little army of the Palais Roval, from the commander-in-chief to the youthful equery in waiting at the door. Those who have yet to caM may be assured of prompt, polite and carefulzattention. We allare anxious to sustain the good impression produced. ‘T's rat morning of the ‘Opening has shown that the Palais Royal's 1892 tm- Portation of fabrics for Spring Dresses is to have many champions. The choice ‘variety and the superior qualities for the prices have attracted favorable criticism, and, what is more practical, large buying. ‘at 80c. during the ‘“Opening” are quoted ai ‘The $1 Figured Shanghai Silks offered “the best designs in town.” The great rush, however, was for the S5c. Silks offered at 7c. These are Just as good quality as those marked $: the difference in price is because of being dyed in this coun- try. Your eyes will tell you the designs and colors are equally as beautiful. Tire 10 por cent aiscount stlowed on Black Silks and Wool Fabrics ineludes those already offered much below prevailing quotations, We refer to the Biack Japanese Bilks. Thoso 27 inches wide, marked 59c.,may be claimed for S4c., positively worth ‘Te. yard. The discount reduces those marked 75e. and @1 to 68. and 90c. a yard; these are 30 inches wide, and equal qualities cannot be obtained else- where at less than $1 and 81.25. Now nine different figures; they are marked 81.22 during the *Opening.” Remember these Black Brocaded Silks, in twenty- only that theso Silks are guaranteed—a new and therefore may be had for dress given tf they split. ‘The new Figured Crepons at 00c. instead of $1 a yard are shown in ten beautiful designs. And where such quality of 50c. Black Serges, 45c. during the ‘‘Opening;” 68e. for those marked 75c. Courtland’s Spring Novelties are here also. ~Hlestley's, Lubin's and Tr nas been generatly admitted that the Suitings in spring colors and styles of checks, ete., offered here at only 30c. a yard equal those generally offered at GOcents. Many of the 40-inch All-wool English Cheviots, which are reduced from. 0c. to 44c. for the *‘Opening,” are identical in designs to those imported to retail at G8 cents. We have only pointed toa few attractions, The list below condenses in a half column what the books of spring require a hundred pages to tell of. fashions and novelties for evening wear Pazsenve Tus Lisr Or Sovvesins. ‘When it is remembered that every article at the Palais Royal has the price at- tached, and that nearly $1,000,000 worth duced prices, it will be seen that to alter atask. Thus this list and the reason why of goods are offered at temporarily re- the price marks would be too formidable you should preserve it. To the left of the columns below are the prices you will find marked on the goods. Totheright are the reduced prices, quoted as a souvenir of the *‘Open ing:” Lisr For Lanes 22.25 Evening Gloves, 12-button Mousqnetaires. ..82 $1.85 Evening and Street Mousquetaires. $1.75 London-made 4-button Dogskin Gloves... 81.50 English Dogskins, 4 buttons. $1.50 ‘*Palais Royal” Kids, 4 buttons Undressed Kid Mousquetaires... 81.25 Foster Hook Kid Gloves....... #1 Foster Hook Kid Gloves... $2 Ostrich Fans, all styles., 85 Fans for $4.50 and #3.50 Fans. . 89 Fans for #8 and 86 Fans... All Fans marked @10 and over at 10 per cent dis- count. ‘25e. Warranted Fast Black Hose. ‘35e. Black and Fancy Hose. 480. Fast Black Ribved Lisle Hose.. 490, Fancy Silk Liste Hose. ‘Tse. Paris Novelty Lisle Hose. 98e. Exclusive Novelty Hose, Silk Hosiery at 10 per cent discount. ‘J5e. Ribbed Merino Vests. ‘50e. Ribbed Bal. Vests and Panta. abe. Ribbed Vests and Pants.. aS Ostrich Feather Pompons, ‘85e. bunches Prince of Wales Feathers. 5Qc. bunches Prince of Wales Feathers. 81.35 bunches of French Flowers... 68c. bunches American Beauty Rose 59c. bunches Hoses, all styles.. 8c. bunches Silk Violets.. 81 Jewelry, all styles., ‘Toe. Jewelry, all styles. 0c. Jewelry, all styles.. 25e. Jewelry, all styles. 81.68 Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons. 1.43 17e. Sterling Silver Thimbies, -140 ‘Be. Crepe de Chine Reefer Scarfs -B4e ‘25¢. Windsor Scarfs and Bows. 160 19¢. Boys’ Windsor Scarfs Re 12%e. Muli Ties, ail styles. -100 19. Lace Collars, ail styles. -15e 50c. Sets, collar and cuffs. 390 $1.35 Chiffon Jabots, all styles. $1.19 | ‘98e. Jabots for 4c. and 5c. Jabots. 2e. Neck Rufflings, ali styles.. ‘35e. Silk Feather Kuching. Chiffon Rufling, all styles... 48 Rufling for $1.98 and 98e. Ruffling. aad BRR 250. Guipure de Gene Laces... ‘Be. Guipure de Gene Laces........ Te. Veils, all styles.. 2, Veils for 19c. and 1c. V BER s 12)c. Spring Handkerchiefs, all styles. 25e. Spring Handkerchiefs, all styles. ‘35e. Embroidered White Lace Handkerchiefs. 50c, Handkerchiefs, all styles... $1.98 Feather-weight Waterproof $2.96 Rainproof Newmarkets, with cape.. ‘83.68 London Style Inverness Waterproofs. €1.50 Dress Trimmings for 1892...,............. 61.25 Cantilo Trimastngs, all 67108 ssesesevsrees4es.008 $1 Gimp, all sty etanveeeseceseceereesesses meses: 808 | | 2So. Gimps, all styles.......0crsererrereereereersvereele : ined tn } $2.25 Children’s Silk Hats.. 85e. Cotton and Cambric Underwear. 81 Cotten and Cambric Undergarments. 2.25 Garments for €1.89 and $1.25 Garments......96¢ Corsets in 1892 styles... Corsets for $1.50 and 81 Corset: ‘$2.25 French Corsets for 1892. 18c. Towels, all styles. We. Towels for 25e. and Qe. Towels... 0c. Novelty Dainask Towels, $10 Jacket 25 Jackets, $18 Imported Jackets, 30 Exclusive Novelty Jackets... Satin Stripe Drapery Scarf 8c. Hand-painted Silk Drapery Scarfs 68e. Embroidered Table Covers... $1.25 Chenille Tabte Covers, fringed, 83.48 Covers for #2.98 and 81.98 Covers. $1.35 Head Rests for chairs. 98e. Down Pillows. $1.68 Mantel Scarfs, 234 yards long. 15e. a yard Bragarian Fringe, G8c. Ansonia Clocks, warranted. 50c. Photo Frames, all styles. pound Writing Paper, #3 sheets. 7c. Enveloves tomatch, 8c. Bottles Bay Kum .. Se. Lilac Extract, 2 ounces... ‘20c. Extracts, all odors. ‘Se. Bottle Ammonia. 12c. Continental Shoe Polish. Warranted Tooth Brushes. 15e. Combs and Tooth Brushes... ‘Ge. Cakes Pure Castile Soap. de. yard Silk Garter Elastic . Best Quality Fancy Elastic. Se. Cabinet Hair Pins, \4e 10 per cent off marked prices of all ‘Silk and Velvet Ribbons, Fancy Feathers, Black Silks and Black Wool Fabrics, Real Shell, Gold, Steriing Silver and Jet Jew- elry, Laces and Lace Neckwear, Embroideries and White Goods, Sets of Table Linen, Laco and Hand-em- broidered Handkerchiefs, Visiting Cards and Envel- opes and Mourning Stationery, Brick-a-brac and Art Clocks. Lisr For Canney. $1 Misses’ Rubber Circulars, all sizes... Se. Linen Handkerchiefs, all styles. Se. Fast Black Hose, all sizes... $1 Kid Gioves, 4 buttons and 5 Looks. 81.25 Undressed Kid Mousquetatre Gioves, $1 Boys’ Enslish Dogskin Gioves.. 390. Children’s Lawn Aprons., $1 Aprons for S4c. and 5c. Aprons. ... 30c. Corset Waists, all sizes. 50c, Shirt Waists, all styles. ‘de. Shirt Waists, ail styies. ‘50c. Knit Sacques, all colors. Knit Booties, all coiors. 2c. Infants’ Cambric Siips. ‘Se. Slips for G3e. and 50c. Slips... $1.15 Infants’ Flannel Skirts, BREEREERR BREEDS GE Merino, Wool and Sil Underwear at 10 per cent dis- count. Lisr For Mex. <i 880 $1.75 Underwear for $1.39 and $1.50 Garments....¢1 €2 Banitary Wool Underwear... 82.48 Feather-weight Rubber Coate..............-.8219 | 06.48 English Mackintoshes, all styles...........65.08 (68.08 London Bovelty Cape Coste s+. .c00e+-+-. 87:08 oe Tas Paraw Rota. =A. Kavnux. 900 PA. AVE. X.W. FES or toneh wim cr mvectorr Ww and bave struck the nail on “WW Eee Ww the hesd at the right time. oe Tans Osh ice oa) Wil cive us « chance to clean outa great many of Wares \ At stocktaking prices ' Will be CARMEN ST APLSCTOUELES Beith 2]. Heagrmn te ocr to Tat iemcveripetece etviiattan! Geese These ie eek One that hae Rot asia for 81300 Se wy toe OS sill make « clean sweep and give you the Short Coats, one strictly avec! ‘Neaet ‘Most! Tuite «furor about ther at ds ——°—0 0+» 17 canarenss sewmartets iithout capes,6, Sand 10 years, made of good quaity, woul Goth, Avery serviceable school carment that we $014 at €3.98. W. want rooniand theretore you can buy tuem DOW For $1.90, — 000-0 W iar ao yoo tink of basins a Ladies Fine Quality Jersey Cloth Jucuets soure stitched amt otters Vound, Anisied with eatin iacay, Dut uost Unioriae Bato tof the lady that woats 30, 09 or 40, as they are all size 32. It thats your size, = hors ‘Will buy them. —-o—0—_0__o_— We sum noid out inst great inducement— ==315: of our 27 or 30-inch Fine Fur-trimmed Gar- Muents in connection with the last call. THIS offer is made in the best of faith, and tuose that know our style of a are @alisied that this advertise- We Anz ob. Also closing out our line of plain and hand-painted Gauze Fas, A trifle soiled from handlixy wre holidays. Avery Fan that was 6 ——— -N Je. Axxp the balance of our Fine Gauze and Chiffon TEENS Mave Sold at 91.0, €2.45, 65.48, @4.298 and $5.48, every Harr Price. This is also a rare opportunity for an article that is ow in season. —— =-Osrarcu—— Fearnen FANS, such as others are selling for 85, a And the finer ones at the same ciit price. —— ‘ New Cinrross. A acts Embroidered Chiffon, plain beading. Desu- tiful lide of hush colors, nom Plain beeding. —o—1 —o. 4. snch Embroidered Chiftun, in 1 rn mm, Mine, Yellow, Black, White, Pink, with bead heading: —.——.——" ALs0 a now ine of FOINT DE GENE and other Laces. Dowr Fan. ‘Tobe among the fortunate ones that are going to get one of our Woxven Wnara. A. Kavrwas, 909 PA. AVE. N.W. ‘THE PEOPLE'S SHOPPING CENTER, 1t W. A. Prence & Co., 719 MARKET SPACE, Cor. 8th st, Ove Werxty Rewxaxt Bouens For cromonnow) Frvay. ‘We need not make any comments here. You all know by this time where togo on Fridaysto Jind Remnant Bargains of Valur, and you also know that when we say they are bargains you always find them as we say, but we would ad- vise you, if any articles mentioned ou this list please your fancy, to come early, as some one ise in the thousands of shoppers may fancy the same Remnant and secure it before you have chance at it by coming early. Rewxayts Ly Tonzr Anricies. 4 1-02. bottles of LUNDBERG Extract of AL- PINE VIOLET and MARECHAL NIEL ROSE, labels slightly soiled. Was S5c. bottle. REM- NANT PRICE, 29c. bottie. 10 CAKES FINE SOAP, Colgate make. Was 20c. and 2c. REMNANT PRICE, 9c. cake. 2 botties of PINAUD'S BiILLIANTINE. Was 40c. REMNANT PRICE, 20. bottle. Reusasts Or Livres Wootex Us- DERWFAR. 6 LADIES’ FINE RIBBED NON-SBRINK- ABLE WOOL VESTS, high neck, short sleeves, full size. Regular price, $1.25. REMNANT PRICE, 89c. racu. 4 LADIES’ FAST BLACK WOOL RIBBED VESTS. Regular price, $1.50. REMNANT PRICE, $1.19 each. 6 pairs LADIES’ MEDICATED SCARLET PANTS (all wool), sizes 32, 36,38. Former price, @1.75. REMNANT PRICE, 98. pair. 10 LADIES' WHITE MERINO VESTS, sizes 30,32, S4-tnch. Was S0c. REMNANT PRICE, ‘Bie. each. 8 pairs Ladies! SCARLET RIBBED WOOL Pants. Regular price, $1.50. REMNANT PRICE, 81.05 pair. 4 LADIES' AUSTKALIAN WOOL VESTS, sizes 26 and 28-inch. Regular price, €1.25. REMNANT PRICE, 696. each. ONE LOT of CHILDREN’S LAMB'S WOOL, VESTS and PANTS. Sizesin vests, 16, 18, 28, 30, 32, 34-inch. Regular price, from 5c. to $1, KEMNANT PRICE JUST Ose—Hare tie crictoat price. Sizes—Pants, 16, 18, 20, 26. 28, 30, 32-inch. Pants rate at the same price as vests and will be sold at HALF PRICE. 3 Bases Ware Sixx Cars, ‘ ‘Trimmed with REAL OTTER. FORMER price, $6. REMNANT PRICE, $1.25 EACH. Reaxasts Ix Cunpnews Coats. 1 Brown Fis SCOTCH CHEVIOT COAT, ith Sik Ribbon. Year “Kortuer “peice, “9h.76 oie? ILD'S COAT MADE FINE, CLOTH, COMCEMASS DRAB, Rat FuIce ei 50" a LD*S COAT MADE OF GRAY BED. hb SLEEVES: D YOKE of a years, Was @14. ne a aa ee Peet ASE, PUL ee ACES Race ones tore re o Sr Too Lance. Our stock of MEN'S SHOES must be, Teduced. You will remember that in inventory three weeks ago we found ‘wore carrying too much stock. A 20 discount sale was the result. All Stores then had “‘iscount” sales. We: our stock in every department except GENTS" SHOES. As our stock of the atild too large we will sell at cost of Tacture vutil it is reduced, ffl is i oe He All sizes, widths and styles. 82 SHOES reduced to 1.2% 83 SHOES for 81.98, Button, Lace and Congress. 84.50 SHOES reduerd to 83. 86 SHOES reduced to 84. Ladies’, Misses’ and Childreg's Shoes at ereatly. reduced prices, Among them a number of rare ‘You know our SHOES. ‘We need not extol them. ‘They aiteays sive satisfaction, Com‘ort and Serviceability. FF" There is nothing in the Shoe ‘Line that cannot be found here Po ae TE PAS EES gs THT (90, RRR PRE a: BPE. We Wut SHOE You ‘Well and allow you a discount of 20 per cent onall Heavy Shoes, and 15 per cent on all other kinds, 28-08 422 Oth st. ee eee es eee i i ey sees Carp. ‘The severe cold weather has kept many indoors who would otherwise have taken advantage of our **Removal Bale” offerings. We ber to announce that the same low reduced prices quoted ‘the last three or four days will prevail Gil this week, Jvurrus Laxssune Con. 13: Axp F Srs. N.W. Lasspuncu & Bro. Turse Ang Excetrest Vacves Asp Wa Wonrra Your Ixsercrios. WE nave piacea on exhibition on our thind floor the folowing extraordinary offerings: NE case of an entire new fabric, “*the Beatrice Scotch Plaid,” double width, war rauted fast colors, Only 8c. per yard. ‘Worth 120. WE nave setected from our Upholstery Department a lot of TABLE COVERS, LAMBREQUINS, TIDIES, TAPESTRY BORDERS and many other items to be closed out recardiess of cost. There isa chance to embellish your home at a sual expense. 2 cases of the best English Flannelette Remnants, in light and medium colors, war- ranted pervect. ony Le. sersara. ‘Worth 15c. 5 cases of Duck-fnish Cheviot Rem- ‘nants, in suitable lengths, fast colors, usual ‘width. Generally sold at 1234¢. Ore case of Outing Cloth in different styles, fast colors. A. speciat iot of Merino Underwear, con- sisting of Men's Drawersand Ladies’ Vests only, at half their regular values. ASoTHER cate of the famous Shaw-knst ‘Hail Hose, in different sizes, fast colors. Worth 15e. 125 sieces of Beatora Cord. in ait the fashionsbie spring shades, at 123%. per yard. Ose case of Aanchester Suitings, soft finish, fast colors, beautiful designs, for Porvian Repvcev Prices Consers ir Toxonnow Axp Sarvani Tar c.B. Corser, Ix Buse Ax Warre, Wonra $1.25, ar 980. Tax IC. Rewvcrn Frou $1.50 ro $1.10, Soxxer Reovcen Frow $1 TO ive. WE FIT CORSETS, LADIES’ AND MISSES’ NOSE, PAST BLACK. REGULAR PRICE, 300, AT 100, Tx Onur Aine Hosea Shaina we YLL Prsx Ave 911 Axnsormext Or Tar Han The same good taste must be exerciend tm the matter of headdress. Do not blindly fo.ow the fasi.tou, but arrance the hair im such a manner as will give the best shape te the bead and face, A lomg neck or face looks still longer by wearing the hair buidt up high: road face looks #tili trosder by ‘Wears the hair low cu the forehead of meek. Purse, Fotoorarer. 2028 21th and Pa. ave. now. ED Easren Lines. ‘We have had Easter Lilies for more thane Month, and have sold many of them. We Shail sell many more during the next few Weeks. They are of the Harriet variety, Which ts eo frazrant. After next week you will find useteur Bow store, 1224 F st. A. Geor & Buo, 12 FST. N.w. Cons Mean Ar Gars In several ways our Corn Mea! commends iteelf to you. Webuy the corn in iminense Quantity, grind in curown mill, tus insur- ing a uniform quality of the best. We keep it in roomy, airy bins, where none of ite strength can be lost throush damp or mold. Oniy enourt is ground each day tosuppiy the day's demand, securing « fare and pecu- Laer degree of /rcsiiness and “life.” Frove Ar Garr. ‘Bear in mind that within every sack and Darrel of **Ceres" ircular containing the autograph signature of Win. M. Gait & Co. Uniess your sack contains this you are nef oetiiny the beat Ws. M. Gar & Co, Fiour and Feed Deaiers, Cor. Ist cid Indiana ave. 2. Cres Gras Fray Srretat. Taffies, 20cents afpound for all 30 and 40 ct. kinds, dainty and fresh. That we are in business tomake money goes without saying. Cur pian eto make the Fichest and dainticst Candies, keep an alsolute fresh Supply, « large axsortient irom which to select, sell At reasonable prices, have special sales to attract atten- tion and treat customers pouitely, thereby showing that we appreciate their custom, The resuit welook for on these priuciples is prosperity. Guz & Sox, Con, Llra ax F, BtF ‘The Popular Confectioners. Sraz Diorr: We refer to prices. Oursis not s discount store, and When we make da ‘al Fare Tt will pay you to tuspect stock and getour prices. ‘Today we drop Sik Mi aaah Silk e100. be verb waruente each one of them, Wauerr & Roorr, 28 $45 Pa. ave. nw. No other house DOES EVER DID—or EVER WILL, sell such STERLING QUALITIES at wach LOW PRICES a8 WE quote—that's an understood fact now —by everybody. How Axe You Orr For Paxre Our prices get us trade—our qualities hold it. If you are like most men you ere om the verge of needing = new pair of PANTS. Its been « hard winter—and PANTS always catch the worst of it Don't “turn down” ready-made PANTS "il you've tried "em—tried OURS. We're up ‘with the tailors im everything but price. In most places—readymade or otherwise—you _ get a “rebash” of the winters patterns, We're different. We bring in neweffecte— for now—fresh cut and made, The stronger your prejeudice the easier we can win you over. Because you are critical—and & critic's eye can't help seeing our par fections. We have to carry ail kinds— the dressicat and the stoutest. The €298 RIVERTON CHEVIOTS just “out of work” last week “beat all” for weer. We go up as high os 210. They're the Gest, What's the use of paying four or dollars more to te measured? We'll guarantee to give you sat isfaction. So they must fit or you wouldn't be wholly pleased. We've ten pairs toome that others can show. Asp Tux Bors. ‘We don't “let up" anyon our BOY'S and CHILDREN'S PANTS. They ought tobe ‘““trustier™ than the men’s if possible. They Lave to stand by theuselves—boys don't think. Those we sell-LONG or SHORT PANTS either are stitched towtay. **Founger” Patterns, All sizes from the “iret pate to the next to men's. For the sake of selling more of the BOTS LONG PANTS we're pushed the prices back Dehind their value. . Tar $5.00 Oxes Anz $4.25. Tur $4.50 Oxes Ane $3.75. Tur$4.00 Oxes Anz $3.25. Taxr83.50 Oxes Aue $2.98. Tux $3.00 Oses Are $2,48- Tur $2.50 Oxes Ane $1.98. ‘These reductions are on the pisin ap welles the fancy patterns. Mostly “quit 14 to 19 years, Look sharp—and if your boy needs s paip— buy these. You'd beiter bay yours Aer 00. _— Saxe Axp Conrast, AU Things to Wear, PEXNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTS » (STREET.