Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1892, Page 5

Busy Sacoves KK W NN ac, = Ar Be WR: gt ° ms Lasxssuncn « Buros. EK Hi =u Lx 2 5, Larasry (es Yr Frasser & itching wiaroand edge, | PPR AE A So ER Fim tr of & ge 6 DU cexts. Pe AS tus 244 CoS fee 7 Fuaxxer Sacoves With two rows of fancy featuer stitching of different color siik around coilar and full high ieee Saceves Mane Or Warre Case MERE, Bounit al round with sarin rijbon of different ned with silk. eulors, seas all berrube Osx 81.25. SanisS 812-814 7TH ST. SPECIAL SALE OF rep Casumene ACQUES, With lee mutton of sie Vos aid deep bem down frout and arennd bottom, around collar, Oxy SL98. C savers Sacaves, Prutroide caro nd voller, down front, aoa Titiow and. arvand. sleeves mu atfferent eoto silk, seas all fancy Seathered stitched, full Ligh ticeves.”* Osex $3.98. Srcoe cQuEs teped boners of dif- Peep Sacque, crocheted Tinie sine border amd sed: trove‘. alb Lavrs Mosurs Usprnwean. Constr Covers, 8c. 50 dozen of those Well-made Corset Covers, all sizes... Be. ETED “Gowns, - 29c. 50 dozen of those trimmed Gowns... Full-length Lace- 280. Skiers. KIRTS, tucks above: three for vecy *Gowss, 58c. Mestix an Sine 25 dozen of those Extra-length ha wi and ciuster of eight fine Buyerior Quality Cotton Gowns, yoke Ts, cluster of tem tucks above, a Puce, Tde im clusters of 42 tucks, edyed around a Ss neck and sleeves with pretty patterns of INE cstix Srirrs, 2 Trimmed with ® Wide cambne rufle and —— = terebut lace 1 E styles of Muslin Skirts, trimmed in eubronery. Sxmrs. 29c. 50 dozen of those Skirts made of good quality muslin, trimmed around bottom with four-inch csmbric ruffle, three tucks above ruffle. Only 29. ines Sxinrs noe SUED, Daawers, 35c. xpexwear A Sprcuazry. Bawa Sers yles and varieties, Lay G pair for $1.) Sure 25 dozen of those Extra Quality Cot- ton Drawers, yoke bands. trimmed seren Axp Bro. ‘3 around bottom with Sinch Hamburg Tas Os Vesvers. ruffle, cluster of 6 tucks above. Only 4 IIS has indeed heen a Velvet season, and ‘oe. the quan st Is Still being so:d is proof that it ail continue. With this fret in view we * up oar ininense stock, out of which You Can’ wet any shade and af” prices t0 suit, Fausited from d5c. ro $4.25 We have never teto © carried a bet- ty of Biacks tz the same price as we ms entro Uxpenwear Per yard. ter qua. 1Snch A 10 dozen of Exyptiin Cotton Vestsand hers at $1. $1 ps 2.50, $3.50, 84. 8, Pants, All sizes, 21c. =e ‘One lot of Ladies’ Aprons, with colored ly Ocr Or Tows, borders. Only Llc. — By Max. ‘One lot of Children’s Caps, latest de- sins, desirable shades. Only 25c. Kises Patace. uy 812-S14 7TH ST. Ww PPP K xX EEE pop POP AA RK EO b D PPP AA KK. RE DD fel-tw PR AAA KK FE DD aneneies P a4 4 cco K K EEE DDD Tue Mosewesrar, A XN N ppp 937 AND 909 F ST. N.W. ae SRS 3D —_— AAA NNN OD D FINE MILLINERY, CLUAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. aA 5m ew ‘&e. A MM MM MM MM FEI ppp MILLINERY. 3 AA MMMM MMMM E = DD P 4 AA MMMM MMMM FE D D Special inducements in Mourning and Half Mourn-| J ASA MMM MMM E RP. ine recturet to nearly half of former price. J A AMMM WM M ERE DOD — The balance of our winter Trimmed Hats and Bon- bets are put down to prices that must sell them. RIBBONS. To our cnstomers and milliners. Plain Satio and Gres Grain Ribbon, all Moz |] te. | Our immense establishment was crowded to the doors last Saturday with buyers taking ad- ‘vantage of our tremendous bar- gains. Remember, the wholesale stock of B. J. Behrend & Son is being Tetsiled to the consumer at whgle- sate prices. We ayain offer the same un- Paralleled bargains for tomorrow. na Fel eg Prd bd 6 = Ge.1 te. | 15e. | 17¢. | 200. ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS IN PRICES OF CLOAKS AND FURS. Price, aided Cioth Wraps. $5 Kussian Hair Capes -. Ladies’ Fast Black Hose... 12e. Ladies’ SALES IN HOSIERY, MERINO AND COTTON UNDERWEAR, pT KID GLOVES And PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED HANDEERCHIEFS. felt ‘THE MONUMENTAL. 32e. Linen Towels...see ‘S5e Linen Towels. 10e. Linen Doyiies Ie. Linen Doylies. Linen Torchon Laces. ige. Linen Torehon Laces. ‘Se. Hambure Embroidery., Se. Hamburg Embroidery. 10c. Hamburg Eunbroidery. OSE. ENTIRE BUILDING FLOODED WITH water. Goods at sour own pri PEN TERPRISE, _fliw “2 Lith st."se. Asorurr Wx Or Bazoaiss q ae 7. ans Se. Handkerchiets, PS a? 0c. Handkerchiote 33 = fat*® tut 12e. Handkerchiefs . DO YOU WEAR JERSEYS? We bave placed on our center counter a lot of Im- Ported Black Jerseys and marked them far belot S12 The $2.50 ones are Bow 81.50. The $3 ones arenow $2. Sizes 32 tod. CHENILLE TABLE COVERS. 100 6-4 Chentlie Tabie Covers. in a variety of col- Qe. Handkerchiets.. 19. Nurses’ Aprons. ‘0c, Nurses’ Aprons, 10c. Ribbons... Se. Ribbons, 1.25 Gloria Silk Unbrel ‘A DRESS GOODS DARGA! - Two cases of Zsinch Domestic Bedford Corts and Brocades, mn ali the desirable shades. Usually solda Se. a yard. Ocx Bares Price, 1dc. A Yarp. These are ouly afew of the many unusual bargains ‘Ye've in store for you this week. Out-of-town cus- eau order by ial. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, 713 Market Space. QUick AboUt If ON ELSE YoU WILL Jow au oyportuaity of gain and profit LAFE'S £ENIEMPRISE, 1th xt." 8e. ‘2e. Suspenders .. We. Suspenders, Se. Underwear Ide. Men's Linen Collars... Se. Men's Cuffs... . R. Naruansox, Successor to B. J. Beuxexno & Sox, 818 Tru Sx. N.W. Or Goon Bass The secret of making good bread lies in he selection of the ingredienta If you use the best materiais you cannot fail to Achieve the hiushest resuit. One four looms “bead and shoulders” above sll others in go yy AE Points of purity, superior bread-makins 9g yy Aa ‘Qua.ites nd wholesoueness. That flour ia, Lt ¥ aM “Gee ‘00 aa Use “-Ceres” flonr and the lightness, sweet- ewe and unqualified success of your bread and pastry is assured. Every grocer sells PEEEEggggnet tee Mende Everything Soild as Crockery, Fur- ‘aster Paris linaces, Corea!” or can obtain it immediately if you oo saeey., Bb inaiet. Only be sure every sack and barrel Md artiten “tears he sends bears the two gold medals on the and Unbreak outmde and then look within forthe ctreular bearins our cutoyrap hie signature, Wu M. Gar «& Co. Piour and Feed Dealers, Alw: Heady ROLL ee othe ee Toxorrow: Toxorrow: Tomorrow: Wanasrp Au Sux 23 Iscars Wie. Geanasteev 250. Quauary. Ost 9c. A Yano. Tue Paras Rovar, Torspay, Fenvany 16, 8 A.M, To 6 P.M. The ciaime often made in newspaper advertisements: Prompt the Pai oyal buyer to anticipate the ques- tious you iay ack yourself on reading the above. THE ANSWERS. 1—These Ribbons are without defect. 2Desirable style: Gros Grain Silk with satin ede. ‘S_Spring tints of following colors: Lixht Biue, Eera, Pink, Lavender, Old Rose, Yellow, Nile, Orange, Olive. Also White, Crean and Blick, 4—Ample quantity for the greatest day's sale on record; neariy 9,000 yards. 00, © My WERE RRA, aS8g 2 Oo %www FE Hy oO WWWW EE Krip ‘SS 00 WWW tat = ® Tae “oo WW kee Hoi Sus§ 2 ALSO FEATHERS FOR HATS, We know that exargeration is more hurtful than Lelpfui; therefore picase unierstand we make no ex- traordinary claims for these Fiowers aud Feathers, a¥ we do for the Ribboos. We are always aliead of the season, so that though sing out these Featgers and Flowers they wnable to you. For instance—you won't be wearing a spring hat for soime tie to come and can make your wiuter hat look new at a nominal cost. 68 cENTS for choice of Jetted Wines a with aigrettes in ali colors, those that soid at €1.50. 39 ceNTs for choice of Wings, Feathers, te., many of which sofd at $1.15. 6 24 cess for Bunches of French Flowers, someot which were 31.48, 4 Pomyons Included in the lot are 15 costs for Wings, Feathers, Flowers, &., that cost frou 50 to So cents. —« 7 cents a Bunch for Flowers that include those that were 68 cents. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) A Tuner Dass: Saez or Buck Suxs For 1892. TIL Wednesday, February 17, we offer the New Silks at special prices: wr ~ Victonta Sux» at 21.50 instead of #2 «| yard, Thisis to be a favorite here if we may Judo by the furore it has created abroad. If you can depict in your mind # Black Suk looking like a near relative of Bedior! cord you have some idea of this popular 1892 ‘Silk of England. p, Prav De Sore.—snis satin-fnisted sik needs no introduction. The $1.50 quality way be claimed until Wednesday evening for $1.25 a yard. =] x Gizos Grrars.—oar buyer has contracted for large supplies of this make—made to cur special order. It isnot an imported Silk. The adventage is that the maker is reac! IF these Sitk wear he has promised ty give others in place, so that we can promise you a new dross if the wear is unsatis- factory: gine you @ written gusrantee if you wish: 81a yard for the $1.5 quality during this sale. it in Ruapaste.—tieee pack Satin Riad: are re- lated to the G. G. Silks above mentioned. Hoth are 21 inches wide, both made for the Palais Royal, both wuaranteed for six monthy, both at 61 instead of a yard during this introductory sale, Noverry Serrxos Fon ’92. ‘The materials, the designs and the colors of the m ‘woo! fabrics are so entirely new that we haven't space, time or ability to properly descrile them. You'll leara more in an hour's visit than we could write of ina volume. We can't promise very iow prices, but since At ts these exclusive noveities that kelp make good the losses of the credit merchants we can aasure you lower prices than usually prevail. 1 . a Tue Tronuxcs For 92, Jet isa fait. Weknow thet because of the Paris fashion plates, &c. Ready-made garuitures for the Waist and shirtare to be a specialty of the Palais Royal. Asthe harness isto the horse, so these trimmings to your costume: all ready to alip on. Among the co.ored trimmings are bead edies in shades to match the costume at only 20, 40 and Woe. a yard. Please don’t read this as a review of the Palais Royal's importations for ‘U2. Favor this de- partment with your presence before you select the trimmings for your new costume, and we hope and think we shall esrn your patronage, Tur Laces For °92, PYotut d'Ireiand is of the family of Guipure de Gene Laces, but only as the thoroughbred and cart horses are related. For example: Here is Poiut d'ireland Lace, 9 inches wide, at Se. aud 81.500 yard. Here the Guipure de Geno in saine width at only 25e. ayard. ‘There i# a simuflarity of desin, but piace them side by side and you Will see the difference. We unly mention this because We have spent uiuch time, thought and money fn collecting this matchless stock of Pointd'Ire- land Laces and we don’t intend to allow others to put sorward Guipure de Gene Laces as Point dIreiand. ‘We think if the Palais Royal is headquarters for Laces it should be credited with the sact. TORCHON LACES for ‘92 have all arrived. We keep none but ail-tinen torchons. Bought more jargely and wiseiy thamviast year. Prices as before, but qualities better—as cvod lace ‘this year at 66e, ab offered at 75e. during 1801. AND 80 with Silk Laces. These of Biack Chantilly at Iie. and 1c. a yard are equal to last your's at 19 and 25. ‘These brief glances at the 1892 tmpertations should prowyt You to learn Lew much can be seen. Taz Rupoxs Fon °92, MOIRE RIBBONS are correct, and the Palais Rosal collection ineludes every width and new shade. artggegtsrsgriyt "GLUE mea Dr Or Do} I beriaieeaag TRE, DAY OF FAVORABLE SELECTIONS AND sdyanraceous buying has come. en cau reap a Dew TO CALC AT THE WATER SALE et Tith wee. Sat felS1w peeps ray rock 3 ASTHACHAN TRIE | QEBUICEING ‘Plush Cays uow Iie. wa wench soa Suge 1h Te. Rw SALE. Sue. Cor. Ist and In ave. a.w. Bt x “ee Also banvains inf other styles. These 2jy-inch-wide ‘Satin and G. G. Ribbone at 10c. s yard can't be dupli- cated ut less than 250. Tus Paras Roza &. LISEER, ” ana ttni subs en 719 MARKET SPACE, ‘Cor. 8th st. Tae Orrice, Fenavany 15, 1892. HOW OUR BUSINESS HAS GROWN and the reason WHY: OUR SALES for 1801 were ‘V7 per cent ahead of 1800, and the FIRST 81X WEEKS of 1892 they are 54 per cent ahead of the corresponding thue last year. WHY? We ‘would say in all modesty because we have con- ducted our business in astratichtforward. spir- fed manner. always «ivinz our patrons the benefit of MANUFACTURERS’ AND IM- PORTERS mistakes. We buy our goods of first hands at thelowest cash prices; mark them slow as any honest merchant who intends to Pay is billscan afford to we!l them. We use Plain figures and have one price for all. Some merchants play practical jokes. They take a Popular fringe or gimp or any article that the eyecan easily carry and mark ft a little below the marked price. ‘This 1s not done to ¢ive you a bargain, but to make you think his prices are Jowest tn all. But depend upon ithe more than snakes it up upon the next purchase you make. WE MEET ALL PRICES. What we mean, we allow no merchent to undersell us if we know it, and we will be grateful to patrons if they Keep us posted. As you know best articles in ladies’ woar are staple. hence the price of an article may be 50c. this week and @1 next, All this is governed by supply and demand. =e 65c. Frexcu Cuasus For 50° Yano. TOMORROW (TUESDAY) we will offer one Une of ALL-WOOL TRENCH CHALLIES for the spr ng of 192 in all of the NW DESIGNS and COLORINGS. Tie price : ~ these goods everywhere is Ge. ayard. UU. 2RICE FUR ‘TUESDAS, 50c. Yano. THIS WEEK we shall make « very at- tractive display of our Cotton Dress Fabrics. Our linesof REAL SCOTCH GINGHAMS are now complete,in all of the NEWEST COLORS: and COMBINATIONS. We shall offer the goous at 25c. Yano. ee Sammsxe Prncares 36-inch-wide SHIRTING PERCALFS, ex- tra QUALITY, the HANDSOMEST ASSURT- MEN‘ of COLOKINGS in the CITY. Thee arethe very best Urand and always sell for I2ge. OUR PRICE FOR the LO’ 10c. Yano. Fasutows Fiscrns : POINTS to Laces for this SPRING’S WEAR. ‘They have been s little slow for the past two sea y have gotten ahead again. 1 you. e& PAKISIAN FASHON REVOKT see it mu will find that it says LACE, Come actors the channel and you will find that OUR ENGLISH COUSINS will say LACES are proper. Land at New York. visit the FASH- TUNABLE SHOPS and they wil SHOW LACES as the NEWEST thing. If you are here at HOME look up your FASHION BOOK, snd heze again you will see that LACES, are the thing tor the COMING SEASON; in fact, it will be the biggest LACE SEASON knowu for years. So you will do we looking about whi'e the ASSOR’ VE you lace bargatns for TUESDAY. I piece CHANTILLY DRAPERY NET, 5 inches wide. Regular price, $7. SPECIAL PRICE, $3.50 Yano. 1 piece CHANTILLY DRAPERY NET, 48 inches wide. Former value, #3. REDUCED Tu $2.88 Yano. 1 piece CHANTILLY FLOUNCING, 42 inches wide. Kegular price, $1.33. | RE- DUCED To fas $1.15. 1. piece CHANTILLY FLOUNCING, 42 es wide. Regular price, €1.75. RE- LD TO S148 Yano. NEW AREIVAL of POINT D'IRELAND LAs in ail widths, in WHITE, CREAM, BEIGE, SLACK, from I8e. to €2.50 per yard: 1,000 LAKDS WHITE MALTESE LAC 1% inches wide, Kegular price, 10c. RE- DUCED TO = Yano. i bu 0. R Duress Troiwrxes so LARGE and VA- @ ASSORTMENT. EVERY KiND that is used we sow, OUR of NOVELT.E: Are beyond descr! RIED is tiful than ever this SPRING, WHILE WE GUARANTEE OU PXICES to be the LOW- baba Ocer Sraxe Uspenwear Is NOW in, DIES' MEDIUM-WEIGRT $ of the FINEST EGYUTIAN ud FINISHED in the best possible We SHOW you these gouds with or and short SLEEVES for 25, 0 PANTS of the sane MA: LIHEK WHITE or Ecru. manner, without hich n: 35, 40, 50e. TERIAL for ie Ties. We have just received a rich and elecant fine HINA SILK TIES, EXTKA wee and im NEW AND ATTRACTIVE Okt ENTAL designs, These goods are worth 7 OUK RICE, : 50c. Eacu. Lanes Sinz uoretxa Baas. secured a HANDSOME AS- IS, MADE of SURAH SILK, FAILLE SILK, MATTALESSE SILK, OFTOMAN SILK with RIBBON fringe trim- minz. Our PRICES are 75c.. O8e., 81.25, 81.38, up to $2.75 exch. *. RIBBONS FOR 250. — ALL-SILK, SATIN and GKOS GKAIN RIBUON in all of the new shades, 3% iuches wide. Rexular value, 40c. SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICE, 25c. Yano. W. A. Prence & Co. ‘719 Market Space, Cor. Sth st. : We have given upa parlor on the se-ond floor of our buildinz for the display and fit- tiny of the celeb:ated Marvin Trusses and Abdominal Supports, which will be espe- cially exhibited Tomorrow, Wedyesday. ‘Thursday «nl Friday of this week. Dr. Mar- ‘Vin hin.gelf will be in attendance these days and will guarantee a perfect and easy fit in all cases of Inguinal, Scrotal, Femoral, Uwbilical and Ventral Hernias. Special Trusses aud Supports adapted to tovach case. These appitances will be fur- Rished at reasovuble prices. Physicians and surgeous are especially in- Vited to inspect this line while the doctor is ee RIE RT 2 Modern Pharmaciat, Conxen llm Asp F Sra. N. ra FR New Fronaz Heanovanrens. * he cyclone store ts s thing of the past. Hereafter you will find us in our own Dog dutiding, 1224 F st, Wo are “receiving” al- Teady. Notwithstanding the extra work of wetting settied we can meet all your re Quirements in CUT FLOWERS ana deliver them by the quick delivery, prubtnssheia WOR Se eee SE A HateTuemAcroa Wosrm Our Hav_Parce Crostxo-Ovr Sanz ‘Win be continued until Evory article in stock is Disposed of. ‘Thero are SHOES hore thst ‘Will give you all the Service, Cumfort and Satisfaction ‘You want, 86 Shoes for 83. 85 Shoes for $2.50. 4 Shoes for 82. £3 Shoes for 81.50, ENORMOUS STOCK OF EVENING GLOVES. WORT! — nBurtoN MousgUErames., GAUNTLETS, SHADES, WORTH 92.30, A ‘FEBRUARY 15, 1892; SVE Sale To LasT TWO WEEK + BEFORE LENT COMES UPON US WE ARE DETERMINED To CLOSE OUT THE GREATER PART OF OUR ‘00 DO THIS WE SHALL OFFER FXTRAORDI- NARY INDUCEMENTS TO LADIES AND GEN- TLEMEN BY MAKING THE FOLLOWING RE- DUCTIONS: LADIES’ Tits. won AS BUTTON. 83.00, a’ ‘TTON MOUSQUE- ig2.50, AT ,Mousqurrames, $2.20 $2.70 $3.20 $2.00 IX) EVENING IN ALL COLORS AND SIZES, TRIED ON AND WARRANTED. ae As CARR’ KID, OUR PaTno} QxEY ONE ARE Riv Tee Saat 1%, a, AWA! we * BEST TRENCH MANS WHICH ARE Bee Beni ns srons, AND ARE NOTHING oN ts AND GET THE BEST ST MINS. CALL Wat etaiTE cynite UNDRESSED KIDS, WORTH E. ph ee, 920 Sevesta Sx. 920. uw (Between I and K Streets.) INCLUSIVE, A Raceway, =F be ace Sr. Vacesrise Sure —FOR- THIS ENTIRE WEEK. ‘We have added more items of which will iaterest you in Addition to the long list ndver- tised in last Saturday's “‘Star” and Sunday "Post. 91 909 PA, AVE. N.W. —o_ We intend etvinz you a special treat in our ‘Trunming Departiuent. 1. 5¥c. Silk Featherine, 35c. in new spring effects. “sa eee La No. 2. 25e. Black Beaded Gi: <4 for ™ 150. - No. 3. 18c. Nail Head Beaded Gimpe for 1 2e = No. 4. 18e. Silk Gim new Wettecrs. tor 1 2c, = Gitupe for 89. No. 6. 0c. AIESOE Chittes q > Wit Sucerue Ritons, BOC. “ee No. 7. = All Sitk Chiffon, nest witusieeriug rtotou. 480. -ue Se —o— EMBEOIDEKIES AND FLOUNCINGS. —o— 0-0 00 -——o—_0-—_— AS UApke BOX, 8 MEN'S 83 LACE and CONGRESS SHOES at 81.98. Dee, FLEGANTLY UM; Pow EVERY TA OF SLovEs, 2 GENTS EVENING GLOVES, DRESSED KIDS, WORTH N AWAY $1.20 $1.65 $1.65 ABL DRESSED KIDS, WORTH SL. 65 TRIED ON AND WARRANTED. FALE WILL LAST UNTIL MARCH 1, AT {BL UNDRESSED KIDS, WORTH Lovvarz Grove Co., 1 Penssvivasia Avesvr, 911 BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STS. We. Have NOCKED F £1.50 from the former * and N'S venuine $4 SUOES. T ay x Tor Puree te now S2.50 anil it will prevail to ction because we or our SPHING STOCK. now arsiving. You may find any abundance (Of stylea und sizes to choose from. R Fou should not mivs 1. ‘There area nuwier of other Larza.ne DIES’ $3 BUTTON end LACE SHOES at #106, Yor an ord:nary. every-da: SHUE the above will ive olid witisraction. OUR #2 SHOES tor LADIFS and GENTLEMEN will be sold during this week at 91.2 Weecan uit you in any SHOE, SLIPPER or other article of foot Wear at a (eas price than you have been paying. eo » 2 ry le y Srrcrat ish. O Woorwarn Axp Lornnor, 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. —— ‘Tro important “occasions” st our storee new: Oveving ct intents’ Spring and Summer Wearables. Srectat sale of Nottingham Lace Curtains ‘bought at auction in New York last week. Torspar Asp Wopsespar LAST TWO DAYS OF OUR Sure Or Hicx_Crass Fons. ‘We bave just enough remaining to last these two davs. Bought at the TRUSTEES’ AUC. TION SALE OF 308. 81GMUND OF BALTI- MORE, LATELY ASSIGNED. To dispose of these we've made the final cut ard marked them at prices that should sell them at once. If you desire a Fine Alaska Seal Garment, Astre- khan Jacket, © Cape or Muff, you, perhaps, awAY ReVer have avotber such chance. (Third for... soo 10th st. buflding. > —_——— War A Hons Ssouw Be BLANKETED, Te twa wetranthenticated tact that a horse Well blanketed eats leas, looks better and «ives Detter service than one without a blanket. The “Farm, Field and Stockuan” of Cht- ago, one of the most influential agricultural papers, says: “Every kind-hearted man should provide his horse with acomfortabie bianket, both for Stable wear and for a covering when bitched uz Of doors. Nor is tt a matter of kindness lone, Dut really a matter of econo A weil-blan- Leted horse will keep im govd condition, and im tho spring will be better prepared tor hard work on less ieed than one nét Lianketed, The cost Of » bite -t will be more than saved in the feed, Lesides adding to the physical comfort and sp- Perance of the beast. When purchasing @ Dlanier it team viject to get the best for your tones. A good blanket, which will wear well, 4s the cheapest ia the end." LET US SUPPLY You. ‘We have a complete assortment for street and Stable Go, from 73e, to $7.50, and gmarantee that each price represents the fullest possible valine; alse THE FAMOUS 5-A HORSE BLANKETS, 82 to 87.50, THE “BAKER” PATENT. Unsurpesse for wear. None genuine without horse stumped inside, 84.50. La¥ ROBES OF PLUSH, FUR AND WOOL In sreat variety, No.d—, Seas ets lot of. ure f ‘Actual worth Oo 5c. vanp. ~~ ——- —\rurn a BBA No, 9-1 ep brokdery Fiouncings, a A i 43th im wuitrat O 5 AMA Ronning in lensthe of Oc. YaRD.-68 | Bus 24 oy ya wort: to We. yard. Continuation of the xreatest sale we have yet at- i SSy FRR FRE KK FEE RRR <SS. acd vs Ss ee Be Ee Ee ERS, os THE NEWEST SPRING NOVELTIES OF “sss ERE FR KK FE ERE "58, ae sah e i: £. . S& ££ ee . EVERY DESCRIPTION IN OUR ‘ss KEE EEF K K KEK K BR ss’ REMNANT DEPARTMENT. j Found the other lot and will find this one. — Two weeks aco wo advertised some Spring Dress Goods at prices which we did not think we K could again duplicate, Fortune Las favored us, BS however, and wecan favor you. Here is the x list: 9 9 Py Ave Figured India Silks, such as nsually sei at ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS. 1 ee ee Jack Sick Grenadiue, that usually sells for sg MMMM * 81.25 per yard, we offer you at Sc. per yard. SAN 4 E:rack Ponyes Brocale Silk that sou ceneral’s ues AA ULL buy at $1.25 per yard is here at £1 per yard. .) PPI CO FER Stanley Sik Crapes. in White, Blue, Rose, . Pee i SS Heitotrope, Yeow umd Black. Customary P Go Her 7 price, #1.25 ver yard. These 79. yard. t A RRR Watered Silk—vory handso The colors i eA iter’ are White, Biue, Pink, Gray and Black. Or L AA ROR a Nuon 24 EE ER inary price, 2 per yard. Our extra-rdinary coe Trrt price, 80c pr yard. ec £ t These are "92 Spring and Summer Goods. Ca = wo F TF The patterns are handsome. The bargains are THE LARGENESS OF THE FACT LIES NOT rare. ONLY IN THE SMALLNESS OF THE PRICE, BUT IN THE BIGNESS OF THE SUPPLY AND THE ao + QUALITY OF 1H GOODS. Sap alee ry is briefly th J. C. Hercurssox quantities Tot several thousand pairw Ladves' | 907 Fine-Welt OXFORD TIES af an extremely tow pri 7 hoes are well known for quality, it and wear. These ure of the finest soft and pliable Dongola, having oak-tauned bottoms and flexible Though the weight fs just right for this Season you'll not find it too heavy for warmer weather. A tt Pays for a pair of them and you may select Plain-toed ‘Common Sense,” plain-toed *“:Opera Shape,” patent tip toad "Opera fhape" or patent tip ‘*Philadelphia Square Toe." They come in either cloth tops or plain tops, ‘When you see thein you will see a barzain and will readily recognize tuat such suces ‘usually sell at prices ranzin from $2.50 to 83.50. $27 Either one of our three stores. wMM MM H A = We’ RAs PPM DSS fh $98 0% Tats Hh S88 _ oe ass* COG 00 = Reiastz Szoz Hovses 990 AND 992 SEVENTH ST. N. W., 1914 AND 1916 PA. AVE. N. W. 21 PA AVE. 8. E N. B.—This special drive in no way inter- feres with our ocular midwinter clearit sale. Weare g.ving bargains in all winter footw; 1 Gaear Puss Or Disannaxcep Bhoo boxes in the storo Of Mossrs. Wilson & Carr, 920 ¥ street, yesterday told the story of a busy day. ‘When they placed their $3.50 Shoe on the market some time axo they were convinced that it was the best value for the money ever offered in Washington, and time has proven the truth of this beliof. This ‘Shoe has made many friends aryong their lady patrons, for its soft, yielding leather guarantees lots of comfort fortonder feet. Threo styles of toe and a choice be- tween «lage or dull finish makes it unusually attrac- tive. The Shoo for xentlemen isnest and dressy in Peersaxints Axo Worrzzonrexs Co. Use See F 8m fie Coumexorxe ~Tomxonnow Monsixe And continuing until ¢ p.m. of WEDNES- DAY, FEBRUAKY 17, we will hold Srecuar Curazrse Sar, ‘The bargains wo will offer for the next 25 throe days, will make all other sinilar ef- forts pa.e into insixnificance. OUR REA- SON? You know we are occupying Robin- aon, Parker & Co.'a former store, cor. 7th and Dats.. only temporarily while our new store is being exveted at 403, 405 and 407 7th st. We muy haveto vacate our present location before cur new building will be completed, besides we don't want to move 25c. - any of our stock if we can possibly help it. 25e. We intend to open our new store with noth- 2c. ing but new goods, this is why prices will 25e. be no object with Us for the next few days. 25e. This wil be a cleartny eale im earnest. Ze. ‘The center counters in our store are filled 25. with an cssortmen: of goods comprising 23. ‘the foliowing: Qe. VASES Be. POCKET BOOKS. Qe. WORK BOXES, be. CUPS AND SAUCERS. ‘Be. BISQUES. Se. LEATHER BAGS. Be. CUT GLASS BOTTLES. 2c. FANCY GOoDS. ‘Bie ODOR SETS. Be. PLUSH Goops, 25e. INFANTS’ CAPS, Be. KNIT GOODS ‘Be. AND BASKETS. Qe. All these goods are useful and orna- 2ic. mental. They are now marked to sell at Zc. 50c., The, 81. @L60 and even €2. 2Be. Daring this esle you uiay take your 25e. choice of amy article on these tables for 25. 25. CENTS. Be. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, each article, 5c. without reserve, except thet we will posi- 250. tively refuso to seli them to deslersin 25c. Sale commences tomorrow 25c. ‘morning at/8 o'clock sharp. Weare now ay Be. osss-- 11th st, building. —o— A Banoars Exrraor IN OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT. Just arrived, 50 dozen Superior Quality Satine Watsts in the very latest desiens, such as the “bow knot.” “Feur-de-tir,” &e., in Bieck and White, Biue and White and Plain ‘They are made and to custom soods, and we justified im saying that Letter value has n shown. Biack and Navy Bine, finished equal feel Sizes 32 to 44 inclusive. —Special price, 81.55 (Third floor. Lith st. buiiding.) Ksirrev Usprnwean Depantuest ANNOUNCES The arrival of Lodies' Medium-weight Spring Underweur, prominent ainem¢ which are SWISS KIBBED VESTS, Low meek and no si m2 We ves. 5, 38 und SWISS RIBBED VESTS, High neck, long or short seeves. We. Pants to match, extra lonz ribbed, im knee end ankle lenst. G20. LISLE AND COTTON VESTS, Swiss ribbed, biwh neck and long sleeves, low neck and no seeves 0, 6, We. and $1. Lanes) Eguesrmesse Ticure Are our specialty. They are growing in popa- larity rapidly, WE ARE SELLING THEM NOW TO LADIES GOING ABROAD AND FOR TRAVELING PUKPOSES GENERALLY. Those who have tried them may they are ox- ceedingly comfortable and a most welcome sub- stitute for heavy starched skirts, We baveall the different kinds, COTTON, LISLE, WOOL AND SILK, In ankle or knee lengths, open or closed. 21.15, #2, $2.25, 82.50 to 86. second enuex.) —1— IAL PIN CUSHION SAL, lor Tuesday two lote of Pin Cushions at reduced prices: Sizes, Were, 6x9—~20e. 7xll——2ie. Nowa, Sx12—20e. Sizes, Were. 9x 13——aie, 110x155, —o— Srarr Goons. ‘These arrived too late for our special sale of last week, but they Will prove mone the jews. attractive now. EXTRA VALUES. 1 lot Linen Damask Tray Cloths, Sis 18x26. so. 1 lot Sorrento Table Covers. Size 36x36. New designs. —%e. — 1 lot Tinted Pillow Covers, new designs and colorinzs. 370 1 lot Bound Linen Doylies, figured. a 1 lot Tinted Table Covers, Size 26x36, New deouron, age (Third 800P,sasse.s eeeeee esos MOh Oh building ) — More Nacaz. Aak for the most pronounced novelty in the “ara Ne SRASTRE STEHT TTT a3 WIAR CHE. One department at Inest fe ready ta, bestn, the spring campaigu— Dress Trummings. Tur New Yor Won Sars ““Hook and eyes are not ip it,” as butions ‘Wil be extensively used im trimming the ering dress, We have plenty of buttons. A strons favorite will be SUX Pratherive, ‘with piaim and fancy edge, 1uall the spring colors. Osx 50c. Pen Yan. New Spring Jet and Silk Gimpe, in all Widthe, 106. to tie. per yard. New Jet Gindies or stomachens ‘We are ready for you Tux Box Mane . 314 Axn 316 Tm Sz N. W. Rebhibbbbhehbhheihevbibibhhbhhh A Loxpox Newsparen Save, masts ‘Chicago tap bas invetiied su artiBeial inti made, from tutlk, water quid extracted from corn. There seen ‘much etenee Teady tm mvsking wut stitucee for milk from, CO i cate as 7 90 bie donee Riera 3 Bo SSS aoe ee ound ane . We, and delicious “Four Main Depot, th and Pa. ave. Center Marler, wing. Hand aey ke ot. 015 aes F, Oversea. Price is a power—No other honse DOES— EVER DID—or EVER WILL—sell such STERLING QUALITIES = such Low PRICES a8 WE quote. Saxs Ax € ] /OMPANY. “Reso Ix A Gexenat Auanx ad Our whole Hat stock is *yuel on the Srey reduction.” All the DERB and SOFT HATS we've wot in the house—trom the best ones at 84 to our special low price, leaders at 82.50— pave been divided inte three jota, All the When you come to consider how much closer ‘than «ther folks we mark our HATS orginally the reduction is still greater. They arethe very latest shapes of the present seascn— Ifthe “crown” you se wesring is 6 little “rusty” —bere's a chance to “spruce up” ‘Lott have. The HATS went om sale at these prices thie working. We look for YOU tomer As soon as you are inclined to look let us chow you what a catchy line we've made up for this ‘pring, There's eo much wear mms “Light weight” you can't well get alone without ope. We've “lit every taper ip fashion's candelabra” $10 10 835, No ready-made equala, At your convenience. Saxs Axp Comrasr, The “Great Dressers,” PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTS: a STREET. Lane NSE Buys Up Tows. ra pe wide Heuriettas, covered end Mack, 20, Lonsdale Cambri, 4 Yard wide Camibric Cambrie, 4iye.: De. Warner's BROPME ADS cer reseonty 2Eocac tied AN: Double stores, “wien 1 Te 98°6 F, FEVER THERMOMETERS. Heretofore the high price of Fever Thar mometers hes prevented their use by those tm charee of the sick im many cases where & ‘Would have been desired by the pliysician, ‘The objection bas been met end overcome by the menuiecturers. Wenow offer « ruaraptecd wef reyistering Hever Thermometer tor SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS ‘Thst ts accurate enough for practical use a the bed side, W. & THOMPSON, ‘Pharuacit, TOS 15th at ‘Fe. ave, and 11th st. PRICE, FLOM 98.00 OP,