Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: NING STAR bas a ft permanent circulation In Washington three thes larger than that ef aay ether paper im the citv. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium tt has no competitor. =_ The withdrawal announcement of Secretary Biaine has come a month or two after it was confidently expected and predicted, and after @ delay which puzzled some people and caused them to doubt whether it would come at all. The letter itself announces that it is written “in due seasou,” which prob- ably means that it is issued early enough to enable the party and the pre ential candidates to adjust themselves before the convention to the changed conditions, and et not so early as to destroy before it was absolutely necessary the hopes of the mul tede of Americans who will grieve over Blaine’s Retirement and fear the defeat of any other re- pablic: For several years Mr. Blaine has been the chief leader of the party to which he belongs. He bas long been its f statesman and ort brilliant champion. His life and career are known to the civilized nd his recent achieve nts have 1 to renown. The letter of hirawal from the Presidential race is not the signal of his retirement from public it ix hoped Shat many years of usernl: + yet remain to be exerted for the good of the country and the glory of the American name. While the health of the Secretary of State is not perbaps sufti- cient for the st ntial campaign and the arduous d beyond it, it is believed that it will of important work of national interest yet to be performed. His eareer, connected intimately and prominently with the events of the greatest period in the nation’s history, will probably be rounded out With diplomatie and other triumphs that will Bive new luster to the The significance of Mr. c's letter is only partly in self renum His withdrawal from the contest leaves the field open toa num- ber of competitors, with the President undoubt- edly strengihesed. From this moment to the Gth of June, when the republican con- vention assembles at Minneapolis, the pre dential bee will be found im mai Donnets The administration confronted with rivals perhaps east and wes end the next three and a half months will be stirring months in American politics. The candidature of Mr. Hurison is supported among other considerations by his strength in pivotal states, by bis able administration of his high office, by his influence with the a on will bo THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1899. = 23 Al Derxa Past Year We Have met every price quoted on all materials, Carpets and Furniture. Our sales will verify this. Yet wedo not wish to boast, but merely state that YOU MAY EXPECT AS BIG BARGAINS aS ELSEWHERE. Aut Oca Prrcrs Ane Guarasterp. WE WANT YOUR TRADE. WE WILL TRY TO TREAT XOU WELL. * Srrciaz Bancarss in EVERY DEPARTMENT. YOU WILL MISS IT IF YOU ARE IN NEED AND DO NOT INSPECT, COMPARE AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. Japon. The Finest #rench Extract. Having a little larger stock than wanted, we will ofer A Srrcuat Reovertos or 20 PER CENT OFF ALL UPHOLSTERED ROCKING CHAIRS. W.H. HOUGHTON MANUFACTURING CO., fe8-eo3t 1218-1220 F st. n.w, 314 Asp 316 71m Sx N, W. BAALSLALLASAAGALALLRLSLALRLLAR 25o. Crere Crorn Fer 12%. Yanv. Here is one item which speaks as forci- bly as acolumn. We shail place on sale tomorrow 200 doz. Children’s Warranted Fast Black Cotton Hose, both fine and Derby ribbed, double toe, high spliced double heel. Oxty 19c. Pre Pan. Half of them ought to go tomorrow. Tur Box Mancuz, Comeinand ask to te sprayed Amarytiedu W. A. Prence & Co., 719 MARKET SPACE, Cor. 8th at. ‘Three picces Cotton Crepe in Light Biue, Pia Cream.) The regular price of the fabric OUR SPECIAL PxIcE FOW TUESDAY, OL 1220. vanv. AN INDIA LINEN BARGAIN FOR TUFSDAY. The usual UESDAX FOR * 1 Oc. YARD. STILL ANOTHER LOT OF GINGHAMS. fe have just opened our fourth arrival of CHOICE, AMERICAN GINGHAMS. The styles are equal tothe first LOT. ‘They are inal! of the new colorinus, and are so weil finished aud SCOTCHY ing their effect that it would be DIF- FICULE to detect them from the iMPORTED GOODS. OLK PRICE FUK THEM 18 1 2c. vanv. y ® A REBATE CARD solid interest of business and industry acquired | by tact, skill and experience as a icader. will be hard to defeat him for renom | now that Mr. Biaine has withdrawn. But he | will not have a walkover in carrying the con- | Vention. His rivals are men of influence energy and they will exert themselves to extent of their ability and opportunity contest for the Presidency is now fu on both sides and the rest of the year is goin, to be decidedly interesting. 2 The Court in General Term today in con- firming the report of the Kock Creek Park Commission, gave through Mr. Justice Cox, a Very clear opinion and showed that the court was in no wise confused by the myriads of | points raised and the ingenious arguments fabricated to delay the proceedings taken to carry out the will of the people, as expressed by Congress, to preserve the Rock Creek valley as a public park. | The court tovk the view that its duty was only | the simple one of contirming the awards made | by the appraisers selected tor their competence | unless it could be shown that some wrong was | done by these appraisers. As in the opinion of the court no such wrong had Leen done the re- port was confirmed. That « further effort will be made to delay the final consummation of the plan, which is near to the heart of the people, was nced by the notices given by counsel for the prop- erty owners, when the opinion had been an- nounced. It 1: expected, however, that there will be little delay in the final proceedings, and there is reasonable ground for hope. that the efforts commenced over twenty-five years ago, to es tablish a park on the borders of the city, worthy of the capital, will soon be crowned with success. ——__~+=— The special hopefuiness of the colored con- Yention to assembie the last of this month at ‘Tuskegee, Alabama, is in the fact that it is to be & body, not of politicians to seck eifice, but of practical workers for the moral, social, intel- jectual and material good of the African race in the United States. ——— The Chieago Tritune strongly condemns “the favorite son” idea and as strongly advocates the renomination of President Harrison. ‘As the Tribune lives in the same state witi a fay- orite son this would seem to be a practical dem- castration of loyalty to a theory. - — . Kentucky's work in revising her laws suggests that some active steps im that line would bea good thing for Washington. For so «mall a bit of territory the District of Columbia is woefully overstocked with misfit laws. When Will our commission to revise the lucal stats be ready to report? | tion | es —— If money is needed in ec Proposed new free tilra sarplas in the recetp: over a fair comy Would furnish a m nection with the Washington, the s of the record office, m for the recorder, ample fund. ee Radverd Kipling fu hes another ii tion of the fact that, notwithstanding the abuse Destowed on this country vy foreigners, it is to America that they come for clever and attract- ive wives. tras —+-.— Senator Hill might silence some of the things that are being said by rural politicians sbout his February convention by providing for the purchase and distribution of snow ances, + +2_____ Perhaps General tiarza will intimate Just when, where and how he would like te be cap- tured. ‘The matter is one in which be seems clearly disposed to have his own way. - — With Mr. Biaine’s letter there still remains the slightly modifying cire have Leen called upon to serve their country ia spite of their own unwillingness, oe There is no doubt that the ghost dance would have been a great deal more of a success if Lo had taken the precaution ta erect a tent and demand an admission fee. a et ‘The Hotel Royal tire in New York is another Yeminder of the necessity of fire-proof baild- ing for public purposs, — ete There are several presidential booms that begin tolook as if they had been smoking cigarettes. . —_— ++ + Where is the newspaper which bas not at some time or other predicted the Blaine with- Grawal letter? Echo makes no answer. —_———--2 With ramors of splits and various styles of internal diweord the Farmers’ Alliance is having ail the symptoms of a great par: a “The letter that he longed for never came” has been formally removed from Baby Mee." music box. oe Governor Viower's boom appears to bave got tangled up in « rat trap romewbe: ee Editor Garza must be « theosophist with .an astral bod, re eee Anumber of comic valentines are reachirg Mr. Hill abead cf date. —— oe ‘The Oates Kidieulous bill might give rise to Gmc Suck Lurrur us eipert testimony on humor. 1t!? tance that men | | } woarn $2.50 Tue Far. Syexta Asp H Srs. N. Frasnre & Co. In order to secure new patrons and to please and retain our present ones we are issuing Kebate Cards holding sales amounting to $25, and the amount of each purchase fs punched on same. When entirely canceled present card to our cashier AND RECEIVE TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS (2.50) IN CASH. $2.50 A 82.50 — 82.50 — 82.50 — $2.50 — 82.5082. 50 ene ane a rew > Banoatss ruar axe Banearss, Awp so mistake WHAT is the use of SAYING MUCH? THE PRICES on these goods talk PLAINLY enough, >, ‘Prices way pows Low, Qvauittes way vp mien” 20.85 % doz. Decorated Gold-lined Cups and Saucers. Syrup Pitchers, Vegetable Dishes... Large Decorated Mugs. Majolica Cuspidors... Decorated Salad Bowls..... Umbrella Stands. . Majolica Water Pitchers. - 6) French China Oatmeal Sets, > Tinted Sugar Sifters... +17 Decorated French China Fruit Plates... +15 Biue and White Cake Piates. -08 French China Ex Cups... ‘3.48 Crystal and Enamel Water Set. 29 34 doz. Plated Tea Spoon: 50 doz. “* Table Spoons. 10 Plated Butter Knives... Crystal Breakfast Set, 4 pieces.. -49 Half-callon Crystal Tankard. +05 Crystal Salt and Pepper Shakers... Large Crystal Fruit Bowls, 05 Crystal Preserve Dish....... -75 doz. Crystal Engraved Tumblers, +49 doz. Fruit Saucera +00 Self-wringing Mop and Handie. Tur Fan, Tm Asv H Sts. N-W. Frasste & Co. Tue Mosumesrar, 7 AND 909 F ST. N.W. 13 -10 -30 19 It + Pime Millinery, Cloaks, Hosiery, Gloves, &ec. The GREATEST OUT la CLOARS, JACKETS, NEWMARKETS, CHILDEEN’S AND MISSES’ GRETCHENS AND LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S HOSIERY. Ladies’ and Children’s Hosiery and Underwear pur- chased by us in bulk at a monster sacrifice, Our Great Glove Sale will continue fora few more days. 158 dozen 4-Lutton Suede Gloves, French make, embroidered back, best grade, in all sizes, in ‘every desirable shade, at ‘Never sold under .. sees CHARMING TRIMMED HATs. Stylish Street Hots and Dainty Afairs for Evening Wear. Elegant styles for as Little as $2.75, $3.50, $4.50and 86. Real yews of perfect taste. THE MONUMENTAL. sacaws Jeweray Esravusnuent ABOUT REPAIRING. Ty the course of time nearly overy person accumulates more or less jowelry, and, naturally, the wear and tear incident to uso renders some piece of it unfit for service. Why lay it aside and go to the expense of another purchase when but a fraction of such an outlay expended in repairing woud render it ay attractive and as serviceable as Whea first boughi? Soas toclocks! How many homes are there that havénot at least one clock with 2 silent tongue Deeause of some trifling disarrangement? But are so bulky that it would bea decide) fer convenience to lug one down town to stoverbauled. This drawback may be o come Ly sonding « postal ¢ard to Flanagan— he Will send messenger for the clock and return it in good running order, FRENCH CLOCKS A SPECIALTY. 531 Seventh street northwest. eres a TLUAS eh oh at. a0. Asoruer 50c. Barsziccas Hose For Two Exrza Bancarss Ix Lsrasts ORE U DERWEAR Reov THE CELEBRAT? D AMERICAN HOSIERY CO. UNDERW: AR FOR LADIES’ IN LIGHT, HEAVY OK MEDIUM WEIGHT in all SIZES, either high neck and short sleeves or bigh beck and ong sleeves. We ave closing this Tine out and wo sell for 20e. OFF LE DOL LAR. inother words, you only pay SUc. for every dollar's worth youluy of thera zovds. 2 DOZEN LADIES’ FINE RIBBED WOOL VESTS with ‘hand-eroche? silk tuish around neck. “Regular price, €1.25. FOR TUESDAY, 82c. rack. 3 DOZEN LADIES’ CARDINAL RIBBED WOOL VESTS. Were $1.50. SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY, 96c. race. ONE BROKEN Lov ¢ FINE LAMB'S WOOL. VES’ Recular price, Gc. to 81. THIS LOTPONJUST Har Price. X Conser Covens. ‘We have just received ANOTHER LOT of those delightrul elastic and pliable CORSET COVERS.” They are the thing uow. Every one is asking for them. Make your dress fit Hike a dream. Cost you next to nothing. Either HIGH UR LOW NECK FOR Vise yer On ree CHILDREN'S: AND PANT, ‘Kk CHUICE OF QQ1 33%. DAY (only) wo will, offer LADIES’ FINE BALBEIGGANS in ull sizes with HiGH DUUBLE HEEL AND TOE, Kegu- lar price, 50c. FUK TUESDAY ONLY, 3 Pam For $1. Deranrwesr. 3 dozen FANCY PUFF BOXES, full size. Regular value, 4c. OUR SPECIAL PRICE, oF 25c. eacu. Tor. oF THo ra lare sont rycen OSE 12%. par, Lace Leavers Fon Tomorrow. 1 piece BLACK LACE, 4 inches wide. Regu- Jar price, $1.50. KEDUCED TO T5c. vanv. lece BLACK LACE, 4) iches wide, uu. at prise, OL REDUCED 10° ~ 5c. yarn. piece BLACK LACE. 5 inches wide, Price, 8150. REDUCED To ACK LACE, 9 inches wide. REDUCED Tu 25 Oc. YARD. piece BLACK LACE, 5 inche vide al pri, 8 REDUCED 15 "4™ 3 50c. yarn. 1 piece of BLACK LACE, VAN DYKE POINT EFFECT, Winches deep.’ Reguiar price, #3. REDUCED 10 $1.50 vam. W. A. Prnce & Co., 719 Market Space, It Cor. Sth at. BBR UO MM Mat om gss, BOB AA Uo MMaM © BS BRO AA OU OOM MMM SS, BoB UU MM Pat} eos A ‘ss’ Porciax Suorrixa Prace, SEVENTH STREET. As Isrnopuctony Grove Srectar. our new importation 1.50 Sbuttun Black 4 KID GLOVES we ‘a limited quantity of them e a 0 onan, Ps ¢ 0 % © cu 4 nn. 292 wow ae es Ae Te eg A PAIR. of the above Gi it wn ne anc Pancranrentieeds “Youbet £8 _ ia See ee w= regular price of these. 3 a) A Great Coax Cusxce. ie vant He Be, Zore greater ta you can tare = Bacaue, Jacket or Visite in our store S58 Z which sold from $10 to $30. Also for oda = co oon 00 ba © 0 & o B ww wo» yy = yg give you your choies of sline of ef Nevauetots Xbiacent Clothe wince BM «told from #10 to 8330 eaci = sbove reductions are an} w = and should clam your Bt Exrnaozprmazy Repecrioxs IN ENDS OF UPHOLSTERY GOODS, FURNITURE, &e. 81.25 Plush for 75c. ‘Easy Chairs, Brass and 82 Tapestry for 81. Iron Beds, Bedding. 11 Rockers for 87.50. ‘Also Upholetery at $7.50 Tables for ¢5. sreatly reduced prices. ‘S87 Chenille Curtains for@5| Hand work at factory bag pany oy Rig ef Saxs Axp Company. Tar——Grear—_Divive ‘We started in special sale of PANTS and VESTS this morning—more Pants than Feste. It doesn't take news like this long to travel. Everybody knows about it by this time. When WE speak the word *‘special” it kindlesa brisht fire of anticipation—for the most of mankind are needing just these factors of dress NOW. It isa February feature of our house—and that it isa “bargain” time goes without saying. Figures are the “bone and sinew” of the facts-all we neod to do is to point out the ‘The regular prices and the reductions teach the lesson plainly—quickly—effvctively. saving. Poa-5-1-1-1-0-0-5-8 a sale of MEN'S, BOYS, and CHIL- DREN'S PANTS-not the result of a disap- Potuting season. The demand hes exceeded ‘our expectations. We have to have surplus to hold the variety of patterns. No one shows such a line—and it is into this reserve force that we've cut—and cut deep. Mews Paxrs. Hundreds that were $8 and 89, a ee .. 85.50 Hundreds that were $7.50 and $7, ~ $4.65 Now., Hundreds that were 86.50, Now.. 34.25 Hundreds that were $8, NOW...... 3-98 Hundreds that wero 85, NOW...... 98-30 215 Hundreds that were #3, NOW $2. 15 Hundreds that were Letter quality, too, than moucy ever bousiit before at the price— WOOL--just what are Wanted. for work, NOW... .. $1.98 Every Pan That was $4, 1s NOW........ 82-98, 29 @ ‘That was £3.50, is Xow... S209 All that were ioft without sand Vests after we lustehed up our suit stock— may be 150° pairs alto- gether—36 and ¥7 values, Now... Froii the ‘sauie” source— every pair that is worth 24.50 and 85, NOW., oe $3.15 Ail sizes—and they are the choicest patterns of PANTALOON weaving. As Goon As Repwcen. THE RIFERTON CHEVIOTS that special line we have just putin stock—are not reduced—but they've the worth of any $5 Pants you can have made—and our price is only. i It isa ‘close call” for such quality. Boys: Loxa Paszs, All the #5 quality, NOW All the €4.50 quality, NOW All the 24 quality, NOW. All the $3.50 quality, All the 83 quality, NOW.. All the 82.50 quality, NOW, 13 to 19 years, Cupres's Suorr Paxrs. $1.68 $1.35 All the $3 quality, NOW... All the 82.50 quality, NOW... All the €2 quality, NOW... All the $1.50 quality, NOW. All the $1.25 quality, NOW.. Allthe $1 quality, NOW. All the 7c. quality, NOW. 4 to Le years, Depend on all these PANTS as being stout Qualities. Thefitand patterns you can see for ‘Yourselves could not be improved upon. V_e-s-1-s. They are Fancy Vests—mostly silk and Worsted—tastily figured—light aud dark pat- terns—single and double breasted. But some are Full Dress—Pique, Marseilles, Satin, Otto- man and Moire Silks. The “head and front of their offending” is they are sligiitiy soiled— “fingered” by buyers. A few cents will make m a8 fresh agever. It would be “small busi- ness” for a big house like ours to have them renovated—but highly proper for you. The SILK and WORSTED LOT is simply the “win- ter surplus” cut to clear. Take your choice of any of these VESTS for UALF WHAT THEY'RE MARKED. You can read the original price—and all we want is just HALF OF THAT. All sizes. Some that were 87.50, are Now G3. 7D Some that were $7.00, aro NOW 3-090 Some that were 86.50, are NOW SB*2O. Sowe that were 86.00, are sow $3.00 Some that were $5.00, are NOW 92.00 Some that were 83.50, aro Now 1.75 Some that were #3.00, are Now S150 Some that were $2.50, are NOW $1.25 Some that were $1.50, aro NOW T5e. ‘Some that were $1.00, are NOW 50c. Seems as if **half of Washington” must Lave been in here today—but hundreds of buyers make 2 small hole in the THOUSANDS of PANTS and VESTS. If you missed coming today—COME TOMORROW. ‘he sale will Inst till the tables are cleared. a ‘The NEW SPRING OVERCOATS are ready for the waiting ones. Saxs Axp Couraxy, The Greatest Store im the South, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH: we STREET. Cor Wave Coarse. At this season of the year we havo . reduced the prices of all our Fur Garments, Sealskin Jackets, Sucques, Collars, Capes, Hats, Gloves, &c. ‘This snow will not raise the prevafl- ing reduced prices one cent. Straizht- forward business methods here—one price to alt—no discounts to one and ‘not to another. The lowest prices conmstent with the best goods. Wuuzert & Reorr, Hatters and Furriers, 905 Pa. ave. n. Gis a Ba “eo en i a BIG TRURK oe AL A MANUFACTURER'S STOCK OF TRUNKS CLOSED OUT To US. TRE STOCK OF THE LATE FIRM OF J. LAGO- WITZ & CO. NOW IN OUR STORE. ‘We have purchased the stock of Fine Custom- made Trunks from the late firm of J. Lagowits &Co., 473 Broadway, New York, they having sold their manufacturing plant and wishing to retire {rom business. Our buyer, while in New ‘York last month, made thom an offer of 50 cents on the dollar of the actual cost tomanufacturer. This offerhas been accepted by them and the whole stock. of 473 Broad- ‘Way Las been shipped to us, all of which we can guarantee. The firm of; Lagowitz & Co. have a wide reputation as relfuble trunk manu facturers. We making such a pureiase as tho above we are now able to offer many startling prices in the Trunk lino. In order to dispose of this stock before the ar- rival of our regular spring and summer line we ‘will offer every Trunk of the Lagowitz stock at Just in 1 Re ee se ha @4 tus & PPP) RRR ot PoP RH oC RR M cco ERR > Bear in mind this stock must be sold, and as the goods will be sold at Just half price they ‘Will not hold out long. We therefore advice you tocallearly and make your selection be- fore the stock is picked over. R. Gorpscnmin, LEADING TRUNK HOUSE, x 1007-1009 F Sz. N. W. Laxssuncs & Bao. > F, Exprowenen Fraxxexs —OF— ‘THE NEWEST DESIGNS AND PATTERNS. Soune of tne prettiest goods we have shown. Spring arrivals start in price at 75c.; next price, 0Sc. ; from that up to@2.50 per yard. The assortment is wondrously beautiful and odd. ‘The baby patterns are certainly works of art. Embroidered Flannel Department, 1st floor. recta Prices Os New Jewerey. ‘New Bandeaux for the hair, 1 row, 25c., plain shell. 2row, plain shell, 500. Brow. 75c. Lrow, cither in silver or gold, 5Ca 2 row, in silver or gold plate, We. A now tine of Silver or Gold Plate Hatr- pins, the very latest thing; Plated Hairpins on Nickel, 25c. A full line of Loth. A now ine of Suuvor aud Oxidized Link Brace- lets. Reduced from $1.98 to 81. Society Buttons of every ordcr. Special price, 500. A\ ict of Bracelets reduced trom 25¢. each to A tot of Pins reduecd from $1.98 to 50c. choice. Ask to see them. A now tine of Stick Pins. 10c. each or 3 for Be. New Learner Goons. All-eather Folding Purves, 25c. and 480, Real Alligator Purses, with nickel clasp, 39¢, Real Dongola Leather Purses, with extra pocket, ze Real Seal Leather Focket Books, 50. Real Seal Leather Card Cases, 50c. Children’s Chatelain Bags, in sealjand alligator, All-cloth Shopping Bags, braided in pretty designs, ‘98c. and $1.25. All-stik Shopping Bags, 98¢. = Expromenns. Wun ise ao you tnd such an assortment? ‘Where else do you find such beautiful patterns} ‘Where else do you find such low prices? 45-inch Founcing, 90c. per yard. Demi Flouncing, 45c. per yard. ‘Narrow Embroidery from Sc. to 35e. per yard. Laces Aun tho new Laces now used, in variety enoweh to bewiider you, for underwear trimming or wash laces, ; 420, 422, 424 AND 496 7TH ST. Sawretzes Boox, WHAT ONE CAN DO WITH A CHAFING DISH, Curio Disues ot every acserip- tion in tim, block tin and copper, nickel plated, with and without . hot water pans, and latest im- proved burners, ‘From 60 cents up. Wraunre & Enuoxsrox, 1205 PENNA. AVE. A Sxauz Dose. : . Here if a smell dose today, but a most effective one. Cores Flour leads the world; wakes more bread, better bread and lighter bread than any other flour. . Should be taken three o four times « day forever. Wu M. Gur & Co, Cor. 1st and Ind. ave. . % 54 P34 PIyy TPT Ty PUTITITG Posrmvery For Toxonnow Ort. " Tre Palais Royal doesn't intimate or wish it thought that even acash business will admit of permanently selling 25e. Scotch Ginghams at 18e. Theso Ginghams are a well-known staple article, and even the credit store merchants dare not ask their usual marzin of Profit, thus the provailing price is 25c. 8 yard. We make the price 18 cents for tomorrow. not with the desire of selling large quaxtities, but to demonstrate the beauty and variety of our 1892 stock to the great- est possible nuzxber of people. Therefore, mot more than one dress length to each caller. mn Tis aistrivution we took on as an advertisement costing so many dollars. We oxpect in return that the Palais Royal's Scotch Ginghams will be quoted all over the city, not because of being sold during one dayat 18¢. avard, but because of the beauty and variety of the designaand colors. ©... + ee eee eee If it is demonstrated that the choicest collec- tion of Gingbams is at the Palais Royal then thie advertisement is well worth its cost. If not, then ts it ‘an irretrievable loss, Be assured our buyer would not thus court investigation without feeling tolerably sure of the outcome, Taz Gnaxo Disrrax . WILL INCLUDE 54 Sryvtzs 12%. Grxonaxs, NO LESS THAN 65 Srxzs 250, Gisouaus AND Oxe Srvtz 500. Grsenams, Fi OR sake of filustration let five points represent erfect collection. The colors.of our Domestic Ging- hams at 12%c. can be guaranteed absolutely fast. This guarantee, coupled with the evident superior beauty of the desicns and colors displayed, will score ‘one point for the Palais Royal. ALLt the 250. Scotch Ginghams are to be offered to- morrow at 18c. The scarce and beautiful glace or two-tone effects are included. That will score at least three points for the Palais Royal. Tue exctusive Novelty Ginghams were 90 much admired during the ‘*Openine” that another point is scored, making in all five points—a perfvet collection. Of course you'll susile at these claims on paper. To- §uorrow you and others shall pass judgment. (Continued below.) Serixe Noverry Dress Fasnics. Crocoprre suitings. Tue name histsot the de- sign. To write Tan, Light Gray, Mauve, Gray Green, Gray Blue, Old Rose, Heliotrope, Ecru. is to give only hints of the most beautiful shades you have seen in cloths. 40 inches wide, $1.15 a yard. Viaovnrevx isthe name given by the desiener of this quaint but beautiful fabric. ‘The designs of fancy Stripes and Sgures are as if pressed on the goods, a la moire ribbon. A particularly lovely piece is of Old Roseground covered with tiny veins running inar- tistic confusion here, there andeverywhere. 40inches wide, $1a yard. PLisse is ot the Bedford Cord family, with tucks that can be made up lengthwise or byadere. Some rareand lovely Grays and a Black Black; 45 inches wide. $1.50a yard. Brocapep Bedford Cord is another spring novelty. ‘The same ides as inspired the maker of Vicoureux ‘weaves is used and with great success; 40 inches wide, ‘98c. yard. Grsanans.—metwo-tone and novelties in Scotch Ginghams are here in variety unexceled. Ferhaps the Greatest surprise of 1802 are the Domestic Ginghams at only 123e. a yard. Not only havo the designs of the expensive imported coods been faithfully copied, but the colorings also, which ean be guaranteed fast. 12M. yard. Srrxs.—at no otter period in the Palais Royai's career have so many bargains been on the counters at one time. 59 conts for 75c. quality Japanese Silks, 27 inches wide. Black and colors. 7 cents for $1 quality Black Jap Silks, 30 inches Wide. 1a yard for $1.25 quality. 50 cents for 6c. quality Cream Jap Silks, 24 inches wide. 68 cents for 85c. quality, 30 inches wide. 81 for the new Printed Glace Pongee Silks, 23 inches wide, 75 cents for Printed Japanese Silks. many of which are identical in materials, Gesiqns end colors to those ‘usually retailed at ‘Tarsnsrrsas.—our importation of spring styles in- cludes pendant ornaments of Jet and Ribvons, 1.50 to 82.65each. Girdies of Lace and Jet, Ribbon and Jet and all Jet, $3 to $12 cach, Jet Fringes, 00c. to S7ayard. Ribbon Fringes, $1.25 to$2ayard. Silk Feather Edges, 50c. and 7c. a yard. Cautile and jewel i ‘To illastrate: Eighteen ‘Nets that sold at €2.50, $2.68 and $2.06 are reduced to $1 6 yard for choice. Those that ‘Were $1.25 and $1.48 are to go at 48c. » yard. === Sox Wye ———— MIDWINTER COEARING SALE, All Washinetoniaus and hosts of outsiders know that our regular prices are always far below the mar- ket. They also know that our foot- ‘woar is always reliable. A cut in Prices naturally always brings double our usual heavy trade. The first week of our Clearing Sale was a hummer. This second week shail be ‘Be lees attractive. ° Best Custom-made Calf Boots. CUT DOWN TO S450). BIG CUT and Morocco Leg Fine Boots. CUT DOWN TO Qe : 33. Fine Boots. CUT DOWN TORY ¢ Calf Fair Stitch Dress IN MENS 4 Ie Double or Triple Sol CUT DOWN TO $1.80. ‘The stock of a bankrupt over- waiter manufacturer, consisting of OVERGAITERS Booxs, LADIES’ 50 Goren Ladies’ and Misses Biack Fine All-wool €: eaiters, CUT DOWN TO gs 60. 50 dozen Ladies’ Fine Broad cloth, Kersey and Vesting Clotii, ia Black, Prab or Brown. Over, CUT ALMOST IN HALF. CUT DOWN TO QF 85e. The Finest French Kid and Dongola Hand-made @5 Button and Laced Boots im America. Your choice of styles. CUT DOWN To @4 $3. ANOTHER 0. Fine Hand-welt and Hand-turn Cloth Top Button Boots. CUT DOWN DOWN TO $2.90. 175 pairs Ladies’ Soft Dongola Patent Tip Button Boots. evr DOWX 70 3150, 209 pairs Ladies’ Serviceable Pebble Button and Laced Shoes; all solid. CUT DOWN TOQS BIG CUT IN LADIES’ FINE SHOES. 150 pairs Comfortable Bath Room Slippers. Men's, ladies and childreu’s sizes. RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 990 AND 932 SEVENTH ST. 1914 AND 1916 PA. AVE. 231 PA. AVE. 8. E 1 Fasovs Suors WILSON WILSON ‘WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON ‘WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON The Greates: and Best on Earth for Ladies, in Bright Kid, Dull Kid, im all styles of toes most comfort- able for tender feet, yielding and liable to the feet, the only shoe to wear for tender feet and corns. You can get your feet in first-class condition by wearing these shoes. The rush we have on these shoes proves that the ladies appreciate the price, 83.50. These ere our specialshoes, You can't help but always buy them. Our $3.50 Men's Shoes are equally good. Our Patent Leather Shoes from 85 to #10 cannot be excelled. Buy ‘them and be convinced, Wausox & Cans, 920 F st. a. w. CARR CARR CARR CARR CARR CARR CARR CARR CARR CARR CARR caRR CARR CARR CARR CARR CARR CARR Baltimore store, 4 and 6 West Baltimore st, {e8-6t Send for illustrated catalogue just issued. Tue Prooness Or Screxce Is Aux Rigur, But there is such a thing as being too ever- lastinely scientific, and from which harm results rather than good. Almost every day You read about a receipt for luakinse butter ‘Out of some toreicn substance. We fake no stock in subsrtutes und will you the ine article, Butter, 30. 45, 40, 40 aie One hand Pa. ave. Note mitiais Best. wig. and Market. adds esses. feXeo PS 2 ‘Telephone. and 120 ia B BB Rob BBB cco A RRR oC AAR R cova aR K Do you want a WAKEFIELD CARRIAGE? ‘We are Sole Agents. Do you want a SWEETS CARRIAGE? We are Sole Agents. We believe these the best lines of BABY CARRIAGES MADE. JUDGE FOK YOURSELF. H. HOUGHTON MANUFACTURING CO., 1212-1220 F st. aw. fes-at Aways Deuorrrct. Some flowers bave a fragrance which is pleasing only in small quantities. You may have great numbers of LILIES OF TH. VALLEY, but their odor nover satiates, ‘Modest but attractive is their beauty. We ‘eli thousands of them daily. A. Gonz & Bro. 1112 F ST. N.W. tes War Nor Box Suozs Now? you CAN BAVE piscount Buia su. OUR DISCOUNT SALE. Giiesioen hook Fg Bo Tw ry a ‘oobi “MBER. Sous E, Larne, 4% OTH ST. fel-4t Oxsrens Fanovs Caraveny Birrez, Fresh every day—delivered at your door im any quantity desired. Once tried, you will Lave nouther. Prices from 30 to 50 cents per pound. NPE PATE ¥ a3 0 ta ¢ ARE . be & The new Lace Department struck the popular chor! and " our for wentually one ot th The new fashion } aint de Gene Laces wo i They Wil be extensively asad cloth and wash dre-ses, suitilinery show them tn Kera, W i” 14 inches wile, 12jye. to @2 per yaa. Ze-inch Hera Point de Gene Lace, only 12%. per yard the Antique te ad Botan jeune Lace cniy 40e. pee Inch Antique Valencienne Flonnce, im Dewwe, only S00. p t Poin: de rer yard. This latter Lac Spanish. Heanoranrens Scrrs.—rne present » Lows * Suits ie the 10st naive ried. We aking @ specialty Hien’ Mournine aud incases ¢ ney Where Hack Baits are required at short notice our stock be found equal te K Suite at #14.5 emand. We belt skirts, fancy shirred wats Mechct colinr and Jabot of quuted ailk, ony €2 Full line of Ladies’ Black Separate Skirte, 88.50, 810 ond $11 No troub.c whatever about the fit. Should they not At ne make e riors third floor, take elevator.) versa Wraverns.— tne Row stylesof Sprig Wrappers and Tea arein We offer splendid All-wook Wrappers in fancy stripes for #5. Fino Combine im fancy stripes ined with olors to mat, Ladies’ Fancy Tea Gowns, I HeLotrope, Buby i &e. @12 and 1 © Srremt Bancarss SDERWEAR.— Ladies’ Cashmere Swiss Ribted Vests, hich neck and jong sleeven, Usual Be. quality. Only Gc. each Ladies" Superior Quality of Silk-and-wool Swiss Ritbed neck and long sleeves . Usual pride, © Only #150 each Jess than the previous cost. We bow, at a sacrifice, hence cau sell them at this price, Serciat, Banca Ly Consens. {0 dozen Fine Jean Corsets in White and Gray. Only S0e. per pair. Wiriias H. McKew, These are pleasersfor barcain hunters. It is not casy to describe an elaborate assortment of DRESS TRIMMINGS—they need to be When sou see the prices you will agree ‘With us that they hawebecn fixed to make the seen, Goods co revardiess of profit or loss, g > 2 Cexts Pr Isa little price to pay for YAle LACE, but it's our price today. Amons the colors are Green, Brown, Garnet and Bive. 10 Cexrs Pex Yano Buys Silk Trimmings—usually sola at prices ranging from “5c. to ®1 per yard. All colors, There area lot of DRESS ORNAMENTS in Jet, Beads, &e. These aredown to 15, 20and 2 cents each, Reumanisof FANC ver, Gold and mixed colors. aARD TRIMMINGS m Si- ‘These are marked down to give away prices aud the qualities wil! please you. J.C. Hurenissox, 907 PENNA. AVE. n Mow FER hss 0 Miiarat gms Ee es 5 MMM M x MM ¥ uu M K kK & k kk AT CLOSING OUT PRICES. Prior to arrival of 0 orp rock at fast urine tte ewitre week, = S1 auisos'4vutton Dressed Kids ata... 4 DO, S125 aiseersratton Unarensea Kidsat. IO, S 1.50 anor suede Mousauetairen, Rete Soe SL6S e) Mires’ Suede Mousquctaires, evening shades... 31.2: S1.65 aiiscee” sucie Mousquetaires, 31.21 mr reer Koormber tics sale will last till Saturday, Fe ruary Li. vy vy vy ty 00 yo Vv PPR ooy Vk OOVVE C2 00 VY E L111 00 ree OLL PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 911. nu 9th and 1th ete Kors Pranter. IEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, SEVENTH AND E STS UP-TOWN BRANCH, 823 POUMTERNTH STREEL SALE. ° GREAT PRC Wo offer extra low prices Curns this sale in all kinds, Ubwrve prices TOOTH BKUSHES. , of Brushes. . Englisis Tooth Brushes, very good. at. collage brand Ene tsk Tooth Prusties splendid, Brusies i creat variety at about ome haif their ueuel price. Special—A srench Tooth Brash—swall..... @1 Kent's Exvlish Al:-bristie air Brushes... cs... jie. Barber's Hair Brush—Job lot, oe. Hair Brush, good value, at... Wire Hair Brashes at. Sie, Cloth Brurh—job i Bath Brush, vers cheap at. ‘Soe. Infant Bru’ for this sale Intant Combs, Puff, &c.. cheap. #1 Horse Brustes 7 We. Paint Brushes for tits waie on 5c. Nati dsr uabes, warranted extra, ze. Hand Scrubs 1e. Hand Berube. 0c. Whisk Brooms, extra value Also Malttary Hair Brasties, scott's Electric Braabe hair and bath; Baiiey’s Kusber Brushes, bath, har and nail; Celincoid ani Metal Bair Brushes, sad vent variety of Utuer Brushes, all very cheap for th awe. KOLB PHARMACY, LEADER OF LOWEST PRICES,