Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: rumar.. _Pebruary 12, 0 CROSBY 8. NOYES. + Kaditor. ‘THE EVENL STAR bas a regular and permanent circulation in Washington three Himes larger than that of any other pape in the cit As a local NEWS paper Advertising Medium it bas no competitor. Some publications in the Californian maga- zine and elsewhere have called public attention to the enormities of the bigh-binder societies and the contracts in the Chinese language for woman slavery of the most mfamous and re- Yolting type. No such scoundrelism exists anywhere cise outside China. The articles are Prepared by ministers of the San Francisco missions and ladies belonging to the instita- tions of refuge in that city whose lives have several times been in peril from the secret s0- cities and “owners” of the poor girls subject to the abuses referred to. The Senate has been dealing anew with the question of exclud- ing Chinese in orde= to strengthen existing Iegisiation. At the instance of the Treasury Department Chinese Inspector Coon, at San Diego, bas prepared from the various meas- ures before Congress a bill which the Secre- tary of the Treasury transmits to Chairman Shermaa of the Senate foreign relations com- mittee. As introduced by that Senator this bill sweepingly provides that “no Chinese per- fon or persons” except those diplomatically accredited to this government or otherwise officially connected with the Chinese govern- ment, including consu’1: agents and others traveling with body or household servants upon goverament business, ‘shall come to or within or land at or remain in any port or Place within the United States.” This ex- eludes Chinese who are not subjects of the Empercr of China as woll 2¢ those who are. By heavy penalties for violations, falling on ‘master, purser, conductor or agent of trans- portation, and by # system of certification of residence required of all Chinese now resident in the United States, the measure seems armed as fully as any legislative measure can be No other house DOES—EVER DID—or EVER WILL—sell such STERLING QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES as WE quote. Saxs Axp Comprar. Sazs Svoczsrioxs Fon Sarvnpar. }{SNT THERE SOMETHING IN OUR LINE Ht that someof the family needs. Saturday is a HI good day to “brace up" any of the weak Points—especially in the BOYS’ and CHIL- DREN'S wardrobe, It'll be some time yet before you can very comfortably cut clear of the winter weights—So, no matter what the want is—large or small—supply it. We'll begiad to serve you—to anything from a collartosn ‘overcoat. It wouldn't be like us not to have a spectal “rod in pickle” for you. This time we've touched the vulnerable point in every ward- robe-PANTS. Such royal good qualities ‘wo always have—in such desirable patterns— make acut inthe prices siznal for s general stampede. The sale is most # week old: but there's rare picking yet. You see we carry about four good-sized stocks of MEN'S, BOYS’ and CHILDREN’S PANTALOONS, and what ‘we find we don't need—we don't keep. Big a8 ‘our store is it's too small to harbor old stock. ‘This spectal sale is a “*preventative” for us— and a “cure” for you. It'smatter of small money for the choice of the best PANTS that can be made—for “Dress up"—for work— for school—for play. The MEN'S on the THIRD FLOOL—The “Juniors” on the SECOND. ‘The SHOE SALE is still “‘raging.” ONE-THIRD OFF on TRAVELING BAGS. You'll be “‘going” sometime, Think of that now. ‘There are some FANCY VESTS—full dress and others—reduced for the same reason as the dangers of Mongol:an invasion and adunt vices and outrages from which the public suffer. Whether a system of ex- clusion so broad as this, and therefore so {nquisitorial and apparently harsh in its features, ia demanded is = subject for consideration. ‘The necessity for doing something is conceded. ‘That something must be thorough. The Chi- nese who come here are mostly of a vicious or inferior class prejudicial to order and to civil- ization as we understand the term. It will not do to say that one respectable Chinese mer- chant or traveler must not be subjected to sur- vVeillance in order to exclude # hundred im- moral and degraded persons. The law must be strict enough te exclude the undesirable class, even if the desirable few are offended and leave the country. All thiscan be effected without, offense to the Chinese government if Congress is wise in the exceptions made. +2 —__ Tt should be the study of Congressmen, who feel the need of an anti-ridicule bill, to refrain from throwing temptation in the pathway of their fellow men. It will be proper for them to restrain their nimble wits in debate and also 0 quote poetry only on rare occasions and then with accuracy and discrimination. They should deprive themselves of the joy of asking silly questions when economy and other grave mat- ters of debate are up for consideration. Per- aps the first thing to be done will be for Mr. Peffer to shave and for Mr. Simpson to go be- fore a notary and forever settle the suspicion ‘8 to half-hose upon which the flippant-minded have been accustomed to base remarks. It might be a good idea to form an association to Prevent newly arrived members from blowing ut the gas; it is impossible for a man to blow out the gasand not appeal more or less to the sense of the comic. If Congressmen and others are to be protected from ridicule it is only rea- fonable toexpect them to contribute a little Passive assistance in the enterprise. People who do not desire to be laughed at must refrain from being funn; —————-+s___ ‘Tae Star bas been a persistent advocate of & more stringent law against the carrying of concealed weapons, and a more rigid enforce- | ment of such laws as may exist on the subject. It is therefore gratified at the passage in the Senate of the bill punishing the carrying or selling of deadly or dangerous weapona This measure by making the offense a misdemeanor punishable for the first violation by a fine of from €20 to $200, or imprisonment in the Dis- trict jail not exceeding six months, or both, in the discretion of the court, or for a second violation imprisonment in the penitentiary not exceeding three years, is made as extreme as the case demands and more effective than if the penalties were increased. The law must be made stringent in order to effect its pur- ose, the repression of crime and the saving of buman life. ———_+-___ The interior counties of New York, notably those in which Gov. Hill's friends wrenched the meaning of the decision by the court of ‘appeals in order to secure the state senate, are showing their appreciation of that action im the county elections by changing demo- cratic for republican supervisors and inspectors of election. This isa sign of the times that a boss can ifl afford to ignore—a boss who is « candidate for eitice before the people. If “the machine” loses its machinery wat is it worth toa party? ——————~+-—____ Great Britain and the United States have agreed upon arbitrators in the Bering sea con- troversy. The three natious who are to act m this capacity are among the most enlightened and liberal in Europe. France, Italy and Swe- den. The tribunal will have seven members, tao each representing the parties in interest | and one each the arbitrating powers It is hoped that the matter is in a fair way of settle- meat ona fair basis. —_——++._____ An entertainment is to be given by a musical club for the benefit of the publi: school Library. Such efforts as these shovy the neces. sity that exists for a general library such as! will answer the requirements of the schools | aud of the public at large. The lack of a library is something that Congress should take active notice of as speedily ax possible. += ____ The Lil to prohibit ce: sales of re- Yolvers in the Disirict may possibly be ex- pected to exert a repressive influence on local homicidal tendencies. it would beanadvantage if it could be supplemented with some prac- tical means of keeping razors from wandering | out of barber shops. ——~ + 4 ‘The Laird straightout tariff reform resolu tious were adopted by the Maryland house of delegates with the addition of « tail expressing PANTS. HALF PRICE. Anything needed? Everything—here, Saxs Asp Comraxy, The Largest «f Alt, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH: 1 STREET. A New Warca ‘Manufactured expressly for us and which will be known asthe R. HARRIS & CO. Yew a mr ooo nH WWwww AA T CO HE Wwww AA Tf C6 HHH ww Ww $639 HE wow fa ‘coo Is now put on sale by us as the finest finished, most highly Jeweled and best adjusted movement on the market. In offering this new Watch to the public we Propose that our name branded on each movement shall be its euarantee for excellence. This is the pro- uct of a carefui study of all the latest improvements im American and European Watches and we havecom- bined the best of them in ours. In gents’ sizes they are only made inthe new style, thin shape, 16 size case, doing away witha bulky pocket piece, and we have some entirely new and original designs. In Ladies’ Watches we have them in small and medium size and show some special novelties in designs of cases. ‘These Watches will only be sold in best quality of 14-karat or 1S-karat gold cases, and in every instance do we guarantee these timekeepers to be perfect, and if absolute satisfaction is not given by their use, we ‘Will thank the owners to return us the Watches. ‘The movements are made of finest nickel, jeweled with the best rubies, and the Gents’ Watches have patent regulators, admitting regulation to the recond. We will keep these Watches in repair free of charge for two years. We invite inspection. RB HARRIS & CO., COR. 7TH AND DN. W. fel2,15,17-4p A. Kacrsas, 909 PA. AVE. N.W. ‘e-HIGH FLYERS FOR TOMORROW. ENDING THE WEEK'S BOOM WITE A FEW SPECIALTIES JUST IN FOR SATURDAY. 9750 PIECES Of Fine Torchon Laces, every pattern different, wide, medium and narrow; beautiful quality. Average Worth, Lic. to 25c. 10. AS A HIGH FLYER FOR TOMORROW. 597100 DOZEN ‘Misses’ Fast Black Hose, shopper ribbed, extra length, such as are advertised for 19c. Erie. PER PAIR AS A HIGH FLYER FOR TOMORROW. 82-70 DOZEN Of those Fine Sheer Nobby-bordered Ladies’ Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, from an eighth to full inch hem—12ige. value ts. AS A HIGH FLYER FOR TOMORROW. Fancy Silk Gimpsin plain new spring shades, 25e. value. err itKe. ¥ER YARD AS A HIGH FLYER FOR TOMORROW. 571,000 Papers of James’ Best Quality Steel Needles,Se. paper, erie. PER PAPER AS A HIGH FLYER FOR TOMORROW— this surely interesting matter in connection with our LAST-DAY RESTRICTION ITEMS. ‘Read our new ad. in tomorrow's Star and Sunday Post. Another néw idea A St. Valentine sale for the confidence in the Maryland Congressmen as tariff reformers. Now let the heathen rage. And the question arises, who are the heathen? =. It is an important hearing—that before the subcommittee of the appropriations committee en District appropriations tomorrow. The subject is the charities of the District. A fall bearing is desirable. — Before the tailors go away they might turn their attention to severai statesmen who are anrious to have their ineasures taken for new suits of “brief authority.” ——___$<--—____ If all the handwriting that presidential hope- fuls profess to see on the wail is really there, it is about time to put up a post no bill sign. —_—_--+=—____: Some Chicagoans are complaining of another form of smoke nuisance. They accuse their mayor of emoking cigarettes. ——_<s-—__ The re-election of Harrison would mean serious wear and tear on the cartoonists in « seareh for new ideas. eee ‘The attitude of the members of Mr. Harri- @on's cabinet is one of firmness without ree Agnew ‘autire next week. i KAP RIARL 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVE ¥.W. nu ‘Originator of New Ideas. Visrr Taz Maazzr, And if you wish to surprise and de- ‘ght your entire houseboid stop at any of the below mamed addresses ‘Aavored Butter in the land. Prices: 30. 35, 40, 45 and 800. per pound. Main depot, 9th and Pa. ove. ‘187 ond 199 K at. Market. ard Sauzs F, Ovsrza. é THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., FRIDAY; FEBRUARY 12, 1892. LISTEN B. J. Beazexy & Sows Taxexse Wouorrsatz Srocx eT eo OR te Exe 00 si DP A TTTT Pe Ok RETAIL Woorrsaz Prices. Usparattzxzy Banoarss. Besr Berrso Tore Or Tue Yuan ‘We bought this wholesale stock ‘at about half price, and will re- tail it directly to you at the same prices other merchants have to pay st wholcsaie. The sale will begin tomorrow morning—Satur- day. Below we give s partial list of the Tugcessz Barca To Be Ovrenep. Cone Tomornow. Tu Stock Coxsists Or Hosizzy, Norioxs, Uxpenwear, Conszrs, Faxcy Goons, Mews Asp Laos F crxisuixas, Xo, ‘300 dozen Ladies’ 2ic. Fast Black Bose Oxy 150 Pax Pan 200 dozen Ladies’ 123¢. Fast Black ‘Hose Osty To. Pex Pam 200 dozen Children's 123¢c. Fast Black ‘Hose Os 7c. Per Pan 150dozen Children's 25c. Fast Black Hose Osty 15c. Pex Pam ee et ee iy us Hoot Fz BSc. Comets Bae RS ‘8c. Hamburg Embroidery. 10c. Hamburg Embroidery. Se. Handkerchiefs. 19c. Nurses’ Aprons. 30c. Nurses’ Aprons., 10c. Ribbons. 15e. Ribbons. Te RR uM ra SNON FF RW FE NNN pose Gg Pd ¥ ER MMM kee SRS 1 1 10c. Men's Handkerchiefs. 15e. Men's Handkerchie! 10c. Men's Collars. ‘Se. Men's Linen Collars, Se. Men's Cuffs 25c. Men's Cuffs, R. Naruanson, Successor to B. J. Beurenp & Sox, 818 Tra Sr. N.W. Tae Mosvwesrat, 937 AND 939 F ST. N.W. FINE MILLINERY, CLOAKS, HOSIERY,GLOVES, be, A GREAT SALE. £25 to 835 Braided Cioth Wraps... $20 to 830 Plush Wraps. $20 to $30 Fur-triinmed Jackets. . 28 Russian Hare Capes. 83 to #4 Infants’ Coats. Are also show!ng a wood Newmarkets in light weixbts. GLOVE SALE. 6-button Glace Glove, $1.8; rewular, $1.75. 4-button Suede Glove, 85c. ; rerular, $1.38. ‘The balance of our ‘31¢. Cashmere Gloves at 19¢, Children’s Tatfeta Gloves, were 25c., at 150, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Corset Covers, good muslin, 10c, and upward. Gowns, 45,09, 79, 89, 98c. and upward. Drawers, 2, 28, 35, 45, 60c. and upward. Walking Skirts, 50, 7:», 8Sc.. @1 and upward. Chemises, 25, 39, 49, and upward. Children's Drawers and Waists at 10:.and upward. SPECIAL SALE OF HOSIERY AND MERINO UNDERWEAR. Ladies’ Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs, were Sie. at 18, Ladies’ Embroidered Union Handkerchiefs, were Re., at 1234¢. . felz-2t* THE MONUMENTAL. Jouxsox, Garxen & Co., 636 PENNA. AVE. N. WE WILL PLACE OX SALE TOMORROW MORN- ING 1,200 YARDS OF INDIA LINEN IN REM- NANTS FROM“ to9 YARDS AT JUST ONE-HALF THEIR REAL VALUE. 600 yards India Linen at 10c. ; real value, 20c. 600 yards India Linen at 12%e. ;real value, 250. Remnants Wamsutta and Pride of the West 44 Bleached Cotton, 10c. per yard. Remnants of Biack snd Colored Dress Goods at ‘about one-half real value. 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting, 18c.; worth 25c. 9-4 Bleached Sheetiax, 23e. 10-4 Bleached Sheetini, 25c. New Arrivals Spring Ginghams, 100. Scotch Zephyr Ginchams, 1234, 15. 25¢. Ladies’ and Gents’ Medium-weixht Underwear, ‘Children's School Hose, Fast Black, 250. All Ingrain, Tapestry and Body Brussels Carpets at cost, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., for? G26 Pa ave. nw. 10-10—-10-10-16-10—-10-10-10—1 sect gies ¢ | 10cm SITIt te conceded by everybody that’ WE are the Tas Anz rs largest BXCLUSIVE ctothiers in America. Aways Amo. ‘MEN'S CLOTHING TO BE WELL MADE HOW MUCH MORE NECESSARY IT IS FOR BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S GARMENTS TOBE STRONGLY SEWED AND REINFORCED AXD STAYED IN THE WEAK POINTS SO AS TO STAND THE HARD KNOCKS AND ROUGH USAGE THAT ONLY A BOX CAN GIVE THEM, et TITTHAT OUR BOYS* AND 2 CHILDREN'S GARMENTS ARE 80 MADE IS WELL KNOWN TO ALL OF OUR Pa- TRONS, AND WE ARE JUST AS PARTICULAR IN REGARD TO THE FIT AND FINISH OF THEM AS WE ARE WITH OUR FINEST GRADES OF MEN'S CLOTHING. A 8 TO THE STYLE OF OUR #4 Boys’ AND CHILDREN'S 2*4 canments 17 18 aN Ac- KNOWLEDGED FACT THAT WK ARE ALWAYS AT LEAST ONE SEASON AHEAD OF OUR COM- PETITORS WITH THE NEWEST FASHIONS IN JUVENILE AT- TIRE. BRING YOUR BOYS HERE FOR THE LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE GARMENTS. Rosixsox, Panzer & Co., Axzzioan Crorarens, 1200.1202 & 1204 FST.N.W. Basy Caznnces. BR. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. A BARGAIN DAY IN BABY CARRIAGES, ‘We show allof the newest and finest desicns from all of the leading manufacturers of Baby Carriages, ‘We show more different styies than any three houses in Washington put toether. OUR BARGAIN LIST. For $7.50 Youcan buys beautiful Rattan Carriage, with steel springs, hand-made wheels, upholstered in the finest satin dainask, satin parasol and lace cover. It is equal to any 810 Carriage. Our price, 87.50. For $10.35 ‘You can buy the choice of 15 different styles of Rattan Carriages, finished in cherry, sixteenth century, ‘antique oak, or the natural finish of rattan, uphol- stered in the latest shades of plush, damasks, silks, ‘satins, &c. ;all-satin parasols, with the finest gears. wheels, springs, &c, We challenge our competitors to produce their equal for less than $15. Our prico, 210.35. Fox $15.00 You can buy the choice of about 25 different styles of Heywood Carriages, all new and original designs, of the finest and richest patterns of rattan bodies. The upholstering in this line is of the finest quality silk | plush; the parasols are of the finest and richest shades | of silksatin, with sitk lace edge: the gear fs the atrome est made, double braces, Ae. We claiin that this line 4s equal to any $25.00 Carriage in Washington. Our price, $15. A Fon $25.00. | For #25.00 wecan open your eyes and si handsomer Carriage than you could dream of. yw you Should you not wish to purchasea carriage yet come inand look at our line for futurereference. The styles are correct; the makes are the best; the prices are lower than any house in the country. R. Gorpscumrn, 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. 1t A Re TrIT 2Zy a R T ZL 4 R, T eZ EER g i wae = Your bath room should be fin de siecle. Itshould be reiete with every requisite con- ducive to comfort, cleanliness and health. Much depends upon the quality of the little necessaries. They should be the finest, else one jarring trifle may spoil an otherwise perfect whole. Our store abounds with the new stock of Bath Kequisites. Nothing like it has ever been seen in Washington. Sponges galore, ‘The rarest jewels of the Mediterranean have ‘been dragged to light for your use. A faint idea of their variety may Le gathered fro:a their prices—25c. to #15, and anywhere be- tween, Flesh Brusbes, soft as velvet tothe touch or deliciously stinging and exhilarat- ing. Chamois smooth and Chamois rough; Chamois big and Chamois litte, yet all of the finest skins. Probably every soap manu- facturer of note on the ¢lobe is represented by a few—if not all—of their choicest pro- ucts. Many new Toilet Waters, Perfum- eries, &e., inthe rarest odors, Finest Dis- tilled West India Bay Rum—in short, every- thing you can dreem of to add to your Well-being, cleanliness and con:fort in the bath is placed before your eyes in surprising ‘multitude and variety. Not a word about prices, es you expect ®urs to be at least @ third lower than othors—and you are right to so expect. {UM OER RRR, STTT 223% gBig PEE Ped fo Modera Pharmacy, Cangant & Lenny. 028 7th and 706 K sta, nw. ‘Thousands of little things we keep in YANKEE NOTIONS ‘That will be interesting and rrofitable to you. ilk Sest Binding, 11e. piece. Masy Pans (Of LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S 04 SHOES yet in stock. They must be tees A Bis Orren: Asx Pan For $2.50. Get them tomorrow or some time ‘nest week. ‘The SHOES will tell you the rest of the story; they speak for ‘themselves. ‘The LADIES' SHOES we have in Button or Lace, Square Toe, Opera ‘Toe and Common Sense, with or with- ‘out Tips, The GENTLEMEN'S SHOES in- eludes good meny styles. Amore them may be found Calf Lace, Con- arress and Button Shoes,in Globe, Lon- don, French and Bon Ton Toes, with *Ybu wil nie arare ager, nde FAMILY SHOE STORE. 1 310 Ay» 312 Severra Sr. * Wrst H. McKyew:s PAIEY 7 a FER Tyr ryt al ETTER- Notwithstanding this little ‘*breeze” we are showing —and sclling—New Spring Coats, Capes, Suits and Long Cloaks. The few winter garments cre at your bidding for about half Feuler prices—especially the Black Fur- trimmed Newmarket Drop in to..orrew—if on'y to inepect the Spring Coats, Capes and Nowmarkets. (Second floor—take elevator.) Ghove “Sprcrats» For Toxtornow. Regular #1.25 Fine 8-button Mousquetaire Snede Gloves, in Tans and Biack, for 9Se. Resular $1.25 ¢-button Suede Mousquetaire Gloves, in Tans and Grays, 9c. Regular $1.25 Fine 4-button White Kid Gloves with Biack stitching, 98c. Kegular $1.50 8-button Buede Mousquetaires, in now shades of Tan, Mode and Gray, for 21.25, Regular $1.25 Superior 8-button Suede Mous- quetaire Gloves, in very Light Tans, Canary, Modes, Grays, Waite, &c., $1.55 per pair. Asornen New Derantwext.— ‘The latest now departinent fe Muslina, Lonsdale Muslins, 10c. Lonsdale Cambric, 1230. Langdon, Sea Island, Dwight Anchor and other Cottons of equal quality, 10c. per yard. This tells but half the story. Fine Satin and Gros Grain All-sitk Ribbons, in all the staple and art colorings, at the follow- ing low pri No. 5, only 9c. per yard. No. 7, only 12c. per yard. No. 9, only Ic. per yard. No. 12, only 19¢. per yard. No. 16, only ie. per yard. No, 22%, ouly 25c. per yard. New Baru Towsrs.—wenave added considerably to our stock of bath requisites— such as Soaps, Flesh Brushes, Gloves, Bath Towels, Sponges, Toilet Waters, &. The latest is 25doz., size 18 by 32 inches, All-pure Linen Turkish Bath Yowels. Only 5c. each. Wrrrra H McKyew. x 933 Pa. Ave. N.W. Kors Puanwacy. LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, SEVENTH AND E. RUBBER GOODS DEPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR. Prices in this department will be as low as ever. We have greatly enlarged our stock, devoting considers- bie space to this class of goods alone. SAMPLE PRICES. Reg. Price. Fountain Syringe. 2-at., complete. ..82.00 Syringes, 3 bard rubler Fawily pipes. 5 y Syrinzes, 3 hard rubber and hard rubber connec- pipes tions, making the best syringe in use and every one euaranteed....... Rubber Bendages of all widths, Nurrery Belongings, Baby Rattles, 2.00 9 Feedinz Botties, Nipples of all kinds, Syrinwe Tubing end Extra Bulbs. Ive Bags, &e. Atowizers, rubber tube, perfect...... 1.00 40 Atomizers.—We carry the la:gest stock in thecity and make the lowest-priced Atomizers for throat, voseand toilet use. Atomizers for liquids, powders and Vaseline, Steam Atomizers, com} ‘Bubber Bougies and Catheters of al KOLB PHARMACY. LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E. Fraxacaws Jewerry Esrastrsnuent ABOUT REPAIRING. Tn th@course of time nearly every person accumulates more or less jewelry, snd, naturally, the wear and tear incident to use renders some piece of it unfit for service. Why lay it aside and go to the exyenso of another purchase when but a fraction of such an outlay expended in repairing would render it as attractive and as serviceable as when first bought? Soas to clocks! How many homes are there that have not at least ‘one clock with a silent tonxue because of some trifling disarrangement? But clocks are so bulky that it would bea decided in- convenience to lug one down town to have itoverhauled. ‘This drawback may be over- come by sending a postal card to Flanagan— he will senda messenger for the clock and return it in good running onler, FRENCH CLOCKS A SPECIALTY. 531 Seventh sfreet northwest. ow. A Linz Torry Wil go well fust after dinner. It is cood a'says. SATURDAY ry Day wits uz, Allof our ar-crouped at the uniform Drice ot $0 Ces por pound. Ondi~ ary prices, 30 and 40. cent, You might try it!” Why noth FINEST FRENCH CAN- pits, 0 tie = Gn Axp Sox, fe12 Cor. 11d: Axp F Sra, Ross. News, : Our supply for the next few days will be notably ample and choice. Roses are our hobby and specialty. Prices vary according to kind and quality. 3 Onandaster Monday neat you wit And weatour new store, 1% F street. A. Gove & Bro. 1232 F eT. F te, Ger Your Consers Firm at THE Corser Axo Hosusy Enxronrvx, 911 Pssxercvaxta Avexce. LADIES WILL FIND A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE PERFECT-FITIING CORSETS OF RENOWN AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Tomorrow, Saronpay, Fesavary 13, THE $1.25 R. & G. CORSET AT 7c. THE 81.25 GB. CORSET AT 07. THE 61.50 I. C. CORSET AT 61.10. IN EITHER BLACK OR WHITE AND IN SIZES 18 TO 30. HAVE A PAIR TRIED ON AND I¥ NOT TO YOUR ENTIRE SATISFACTION YOU WILL NOT BE URGED To BUY. Bazoarss Ix Hose. LADIES’ FULL FINISHED FAST BLACK COT- TON HOSE. REDUCED FROM 20c. TO 20c. LADIES’ ALL- WOOL HOSE, FAST BLACK. REDUCED FROM 40c. TO 28e. MISSES' FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE, ALL SIZES. REDUCED FROM 30c. TO 20c. Corser Axp Ris ieee IM STORE OF Lovvar Grove Co. 911 Pesserivaxm Ave. 911 W. A. Prence & Co. 719 MARKET SPACE, ‘Cor. Sth st. Tar “Rosrize« THIS isthe name that the latest fad in LA- DIES' SKIRTS goes by. These SKIRTS are made of TAFFETA and SILKS. They are made so that they will make a RUSTLING noise w! ¢ wearer walks. These skirts are the NEWEST FASHIONABLE craze in New York. If you want to be in with the 400 you must wear a ‘"RUSTLEK,” and then. too, they very HANDSOME and SEASONABLE UNDERSKIRT, as they aro made of the best wearing SILK KNOWN and also the LIGHT- EST in weight. “RUSTLERS” in CHANGE- ABLE TAN and CHANGEABLE RED SILK, with a full pinked ruffle, FOR €8.75 each. “RUSTLERS" made of TAN or OLD ROSE ilk, with de>p pinked ruffie, FOR $6.73 each. BLACK RUSTLERS, with full gathered back ‘and silk ribbon to tte back, deep pinked ruftie, FOR 88.75 each. BETTER QUALITY in Biack, $10.75 each. NEW SKIRTS made of BLACK SILK GLO- RIA CLOTH, with full deep ruffle, FOR €3.00 each. HANDSOME BLACK SURAH SILK SKIRTS, with full deep ruffle. SPECIAL PRICE, €5.50 each. Srrort Paces Is Hostesr FOR SATURDAY. LADIES’ 50-GAUGE HOSE in TANS and SLATES. Reular price, 37c. SPECIAL, 25c. pam. LADIES' FINE RIBBED CASHMERE HOSE, Regular price, 75c. FOR SATURDAY, 62c. pam. LADIES’ FINE BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, Regular price, 50c. FOR SATURDAY, Ale. ram. LADIES' FAST BLACE FLERCED HOSE. ‘Bogular price, 0c. FOR SATURDAY, Alo. ram. LADIES' FANCY BOOT PATTERN HOSE in a larce VARIETY of PATTEKNS. Regular ‘values, 25c. to38. FOR SATURDAY, 9 240. parm. LADIES' EXTRA FINE FAST BLACK HOSE with DOUBLE HEEL and TOES. Will cost you 35c. anywhere. OUR SPECIAL PRICE, 25c. ram. CHILDREN'S FINE RIBBED HOSE. Sizes 5Sto8. FAST BLACK. REGULAR price, 22c. FOR SATURDAY, 14c. rar. CHILDREN'S ROYAL RIBBED HOSE, FAST BLACK. Size6to#%. Levu’ 5e. to 40c., according to size. OU! PRICE FOR SATURDAY, 22c. pam Laos Usvrawear Ix Licut And MEDIUM WEIGHTS, in LOW NECK, with SHORT SLEEVES, HIGH NECK AND SHORT SLEI HIGH NECK AND LONG SLEEVES. PANTS to match. These goods ‘have Just arrived and are the advance order of OUR SPRING and SUMMER UNDERWEAR. PRICES GUARANTEED to be THE LOW. Srrort Barcarss For Sarvrpay. LUNDBORG'S FAMOUS “SWISS LILAC.” Regular price, 3sc. FOR SATURDAY ONLY, 27. ovxce. CRABAPPLE BLOSSOM EXTRACT, Usual value, 50c. FOR SATURDAY only, 21. oexce. BEST FRENCH EXTRACT of TUBEROSE. Regular price, 50c. FOK SATURDAY, 5 32c. ovsce. BEST FRENCH EXTRACT of LILY of tho VALLEY. Reguiar price, 0c. FOR SATUK- DaY ONLY, 32. OUNCE. TOILET ARTICLES FOR SATURDAY. VIOLET and ROSE INFANTS’ POWDER, very pure. Reguiar price, 1c. FOR SATUR- ‘Day. . package. FRENCH KOUGE D'THEATER. Regular Price, 25c. FOR SATURDAY, 19¢. nox. Ove Yaxxee Norox Bancarx LIBT FOR SATURDAY. BEST DUTCH LINEN TAPE, ALL WIDTHS. SPECIAL PRICE, 7c. piece. NEUSE’S CUBES of ail sorts of PINS. Reg- lar price, 12, FOR SATURDAY, Sc. cube. SHAKESPEARE BOOK of Assorted PINS. Regular price, 12c. FOR SATURDAY, Ge. BEST ALL-SILK FRENCH FRILLED ELASTIC, all shades. Kegular price, 38c. FOR SATURDAY, 27c. vann. LARGE BOTILE of SUPERIOR Ma- CHINE OIL. Reguiar price, 10c. FOR SAT- URDaY, To. VIOLET STICK PINS. Regular price, 5e. For SATURDAY, 2 for 5c. CARVED SHELL WAIR PINS and Orna- ments. Regular value, 25 to 400. FOR SAT- UBDAY, 23c. HAND-CARVED RED SHELL HAIR ORXA- ‘MENTS and PINS at SPECIAL PRICES. BELDING'S WASH TWIST and ROPE BILK, dc. skein. ELASTIC CORSET LACERS, full length. SPECIAL PRICE, Sc. each. MOURNING PINS, WITH DULL JET HEADS. Regular price, ic. FOR SATUR- DAY, 3c. box. BIAS VELVETEEN SKIRT BINDING, all shades. Revular value, 32c. FOR SATUB- DAY, 9e. piece. Learuze Goons Banas FOR SATURDAY. NEW LOT of FINE POCKET BOOKS. Beg- ular value, 25 and 30c. FOR SATURDAY, Be. CAR TICKET CASES of REAL SEAL. Reg- Ular price, 1c. FOR SATURDAY, Lic. each. CHILDREN'S PURSES OF Kid. Regular value, 7. SPECIAL PRICE, Sc. each. FANCY PURSKS FOR LADIES, with novelty tops. Regular price,” 2ic, FOR SATURDAY, ¥ie. W. A. Prise & Ca, ‘TAD Market Space, Sn 40 abana 0 conte Ov Celebrated CLOSING-OUT SALE will Continue A Few Days More. a Suors at > Harr-Puice, Ana SHOES That Will give you Service, Comfort, Satisfaction. 6s ‘We can Fit Axenicas Suoz Sronz, 920 Srvexta Sx. 920. (Between I and K Streets) TTT TTT ees ae 2m, 6% FEE B! NNN EP 83 5s coc H M FFE Mae 242° Soo HOR Eres Tomorrow we hold our "Wi of Winter Coats and Cloaks. gotten out of the way tmmetiacely, for Spring Goods will be soun crowding in. Lose Runreexovs Parces Os Croazs. SLong Cloaks, in size 32only. Reduced to 1.48 5 Misses’ Newmarkets, sizes 14 and 16 years, or for small ladies. Reduced to 83.08. Cunpnews Loxo Croaxs Repvcrn. The choice of the balance of our line of Children’s Long Cloaks for $3.88. Sizes Gto lz years. Were $5toSI2. Tomorrow 63.08 for the choice. Tenmrro Cor Ix Prvsn 78. Ladies’ Seal Plush Coats, Were $10 and Now 83.50. 1 Plush Visite. Reduced from $20 to 83.50. : 3 Ladies’ Seal Plush Coata Were $20, S2Zand $28. Reduced to $7.50 each. Laps: Coats Repvcen. ‘The, lines are so broken up we cannot enumerate any special values, Suffice it to say that if you can find a suitable coat it is yours at practically your own price. Fuaxxex Wats Repvcen. $2.48 Ladies’ Waists now $1.98, 63.98 Ladies’ Waists now $2.98. Tuz Box Mancur. 314 Asp 316 7m Sz N, W. bbehhbhhibkbohaikabhbhbbahhhith 5535 00, FER 55855 mr HL oe. Br me oe re Poy EF ox Pet Ex $8 ge 4 B os a re You've heard of Furniture of Oak ané Probably. in s figurative way, of Hearts of Oak—but it may not have occurred to you what Shoes have to do with Oak. ‘The secret of Our success and enormous trade on our following two specialties lies in the fact that the soles of both are made of “OAK-TANNED SOLE LEATHER.” OUR “ROYAL” $2 SHUES FOR LADIES. Without exception the best Shoe for the price in America. Made of the famous *‘Royal Dongola,” ‘with best quality Oak Soles. We seldom ad- Vertise these. Every pair is a walking od- Vertisement. In consequence our supply hardly ever equals the demand. ‘There are many patent processes in exist- ence to makeasole flextbie, but there isorly one way to effect this properly—hy using “Oak Soles.” Of course they cost consider- ably more than Hemlock Soles, but will out- wear any three ordinary soles, besides being ‘more comfortable to the foot. Ten different styles. —— HAHN'S $3 HAND-WELT MEN'S SHOES. ‘There are hundreds of different makes of ‘Men's Shoes advertised ct this same price, ‘but we claim—and our large trade on these foods is the best proof of the fact—that ours are the best-fitting and most comfortable $3. ‘Shoes in America, You can probably finda heavy @1 Brogan ‘that will cutwear the best 85 Shoe made— but for comfort there !s nothing like an Oak Bole. It does not stiffen, neitber does it burn the soles of your feet. Our “$3 HAND-WELT SHOES” arethe only advertised €3 Shoes known to us that havea genuine Oak Leather Sole. —— ‘While our shelves are being filled up with Yew Spring Goods the Winter-weight Shoos are fast disappearing through the extraordi- ‘ary reductions of our Midwinter Ciearing Bale. . THERE ARE BARGAINS FOR YOU IX EVERY DEPARTMENT. HAHN . GES RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, $80 AND 902 SEVENTH ST. Wis AND 1916 Pa AVE, mir avR oR teh ra oo a2, Bio Dorass, 250 ee “Is Tur Snape. About all you want of » PARASOL for some time to come yet ta to ke does it bet or PARASOLETT They have come out of the Tage—and are hein are light—sounted im euch a ansie with ths “reyes, Nothing AGE SIADER_ woimthepocket. Tha fun umbrella, In fact, st is can carry With propriety mon ner see If you take notice y. them has spread. Tt don't t towet « footing. We saw and batit ox They fon lone OF you UbrwaKh ou sorte and pices Wixpsor § eh tel 01.50. rt age Gros Gaus Sux, we es with straight Ledge and Swiss Mar with frill edge and lined * cht eles. one and Lined ‘n Marcu Wiss Manes NE, with vathered Soran Siux, wit, struett wize and lace rufle-6. They are moun strictly ed on Black Sticks, Proper. Th the beat For riding o walking Tse Laresr Noverry. ‘Those COLORED SILK UMBKELLAS have not lost any of their popularity, Le tdea—and tn using the: purposes—rain end shine sufficient reason { They are ail 26-inch. dou have caumut the make Y ne Ninbrella serve two they are wanted is acomtpicte assortasent. Best size for a lady ur hav Navy aa Gaxser Crascxanue Sux a Navy ana Ganser Twas Sruxoe. Back To Fist I RINCIPLES, Fads may come—and fads may co—but the BLACK UMBRELLAS—tive them alldown, If youare ine “looking” Lumot we have sone novelties in Biack we would be pl 20d to show you-2G-auch. Ustox Sick, witt Pency tiem tandiese2.80, Liste Spex Sux — Naronat Sricks. es. Gruwax Grorta Crorn—-sivage ee" 8 SUK, with Natura! Wood Mountines—6. Sirx-Coveren Uw» You oushtto see oar Gtronta Croras— im Bein and zen at #1, BLES, 81.and ee. T overt Youcan get “protection” here in more waystham one. Nothing in stock that is not reliable—so there can be no dissatisfaction. Prnnvs INTH AND THE aVENUE.” ESTABLISHED 1640. TELEPHONE 998, Welt done.) (C°Stay-at-home” serviced ree Fe eR 90. °° 0° 0 0 ‘00 ReR OA a RR Ph ak a TM BBE AA AA ERE Bow AAA pa RE - bebo A aa ik = Great Clesring Sale of ali Ladies’ and Chil- dren's Cloaks at prices less than half cost te anake room for our SPRING CLOAKS AND MILLINERY. We will sell all French Felt and Wool Felt ‘Hatsin colors only, For 196. Former prices, 73c., €1, $1.50, 81.75 am 8S apiece. Our great drive in Ladies’ Union Silk 26-inch, Umbrellas, pearl and silver handies, LONDON BAZAR, fel2% «7715 MARKET SPACE. > -—_— Usra 12 O'Croce 4 NOON TOMORROW, Frowany, 13, ‘We shall offer (Our Best French 12-button Mousquetair~ $2.35. Regular price, €2.50. 16-button Mousquctaires at $2.65. Ragaiat price, €2. ‘2o-button Muusquetaires at $3.15, Rerular price, $3.0. In all sizes and colors. Every pair warranted. At above prices positively until noon only, and ect ‘more than 0b? pair to each customer. LOUVRE: GLOVE Go.