Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FRIDAY... -February 19, 1992. THE BVENING STAR has a regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any ether paper im the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium i has no competitor. ———<—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_————————— Some men experienced in railroading and having no personal interest im any patent are endeavoring to promote the movement to se- eure uniformity in freight car coupling and the use on interstate lines of some automatic coupler. This proposition is not new. It will be remembered that it was adverted to last year, when it was indorsed by the railway men fm their annual convention held in this city. It foe woll-known fact that a larger number of serious casualties happen on the roads in con- neetion with car coupling than from any other cause. The proportion of deaths is two and a half times as great as from all other causes of accidents on our railway system. ‘The use of ‘an sutomatic coupler on some lines has shown that it is a valuable preserver of human life aad the movement to secure from Congress a Jaw to compel the use on all trunk snd con- necting lines of some good coupler on the auto- matic principle is a highly philanthropic one. It is competent for Congress to enact this leg- islatioa. It is a humane and necessary thing to do, in the line of public interest and for the promotion of commerce between the states of ‘the Union, and there ought to be no trouble in obtaining a favorable report and early action on the subject + +2—____ University extension is the people's univer- sity, the popularization of high learning. ‘This is too often forgotten and the methods of the university proper insisted upon. The course of the extension in England, where the system originated, still tends in a perfectly natural order to scientific and technical rather ‘than literary and historical study, but @ reac- tion wili take place, as it is in some of the uni- versities already taking place, with regard to history. An English writer in thenew monthly devoted to university extension contends for citizen education, the study of the history of popular government in Athens and Florence as well asin England and the United States. Cortaia it is that the highest aim of the citizen es acitizen is to fit himself for his duties as wach Scholarly investigators, like Mr. Free- man and Mr. Gardiner in England and popular historians in the United States, have prepared the way for a broad study of representative in- stitutions. It cannot long be delayed. It is the capstone of popular education. To the scientific analysis of popular government will succeed the scientific analysis of the great liveratures of the free nations of antiquity and modern times, ++. ____ Disintegrating influences are at work in the south, politically speaking. In North Caro- lina, Alabama, Louisiana and other southern states both parties are more or less divided on local or national questions. Jealousy exists between the races in the republican party in Alabama and elsewhere, while in Louisiana the apparently defunct lottery question is galvan- ized into life so as to create four parties out of two, with the Farmers’ Alliance adhering to one of the two democratic factions. In North Carolina and Georgia, as well as in Alabama, the third party nightmare disturbs the domi- nant party toa certain extent, dependent for farther effects on the attitude of Congress upon silver. ++. _ So far the borings on the post office site are more than satisfactory, as «glance at the ac- count of the operations contained in another Part of today’s issue will show. To find rock * thirty-five feet from the bottom of the ex- ¢avation is more than was hoped for by the most sanguine believers in the accepted site, fuliy ten feet better than Architect Edbrooke’s estimate and at least s hundred feet better than the predictions of the handful of croakers whose interest in other sites bas naturally caused them to take an exceedingly gloomy view of the prospects of a firm foundation witnin s reasonable depth at this point re A pectliar state of affairs has arisen in Ithaca, which is popularly regarded as one of the great intellectual strongholds of New York state. They were so busy witha town election and ® democratic factional contest for state delegates that they forgot to file nominations for municipal elections as required by law, and sae consequence none can be held. The poli- técians are being liberally laughed at, and the only comfort they can find in the situation is in the common supposition that absent-mind- edness ig one of the sccompaniments of pro- found mental effort a ‘The two points of view on the silver questicn as presented in the majority and minority re- ports of the Houso committee on coinage, ‘weights and measures are so radically different that the party in control of the House of Rep- resentatives will find no half-way ground. It is either to act on a perplexing if not danger- ous question or not toact. To act is to pre- ¢ipitate at once financial and political embar- Fasement. To postpone is to incur the ire of a Powerful and restless clement in two sections, +> —___ ‘The speech of Senator Palmer and the re- part of the sub-elections committee in the Sen- ‘ate yesterday will probably givean impetus to the great popular movement in favor of elec- tions to the Senate by the people of the states No proposition to change the Constitution since ‘The Balfour local government bill for Ireland was introduced in parliament yesterday and Mr. Morely objected and challenged the gov- It ia also opposed by Redmond, the Parnellite, and McCarthy, the majority leader of the Irish terest ia the staid, slow-going Fifty-second Congress yesterday. ———+-__. of Mrs. Montague, accused of at Belfast, on less than $2,000 indicate that the requirements. of security by the courts across the water are at Teast as lenient as they are in the District of ———__++-_____ ‘Ward McAllister’s reduction of the Four to the unit and then continue the condition ‘will be a uriversally satisfactory one. oe ‘The third party is bolding its own witha wealth of glittering possibilities. There still remaina, however, the strong distinction be- ‘ween possibil'ty and fact. on ‘The excursion to Chicago will furnish an ex- cebent opportunity for the congressional mind to rest itself from the fatigue of silver problems. 0 ee The political drift is Hillwards, but the old- fashioned vemocrat spelis it with » change of vowel aud an accent of unmistakable scorn. ‘There is some possibility that the machine which Mr. Hill constructed with so much care ‘may turn out to bes Frankenstein. An appropristion of $@§0,000 for World's Fair purposes does not speak bedly for Fraace. Oe Booms appear to have been promulgated by both parties on the blunderbuss principle till THE EVENING. STAR: WASHINGTON, D: c, FE Sete Se GIIt 10 conceded by everybody that WE ere the | TrE5 at such LOW PRICES as WE quote, targest EXCLUSIVE clothiers in Ameries, Savnrr Srruzs. 4 LL BOYS ARE HARD On £4 oem cxorues, rouns ry AS WELL AS OTHER PEO- PLE'S: QUITE NATURAL, TOO, WHEN YOU CONSIDER THE AMOUNT OF ROUGH USAGE THEY GIVE THEM. OUR BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S GARMENTS ARE MADE FROM THE MOST DURABLE FABRICS WOVEN, ARE STRONGLY SEWED AXD RE- INFORCED IN THE WEAK POINTS AND ARE GUARAN- TEED TO LOOK AND WEAR WELL AND TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION. HOSE JAUNTY LITTLE ZOUAVE, ROYAL MIDDY, SAILOR AND VELVET SUITS FOR SMALL BOYS ARE THE DRESSIEST GARMENTS TO BE FOUND IN WASHINGTON, AND OUB SELECTION OF TWO AND THREE-PIECE SUITS CON- TAINS: MANY ORIGINAL AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS; IN FACT, THERE 18 NOT AN OLD-STYLE OR POORLY MADE GARMENT IN THE ENTIRE ASSORTMENT. BRING YOUR BOYS HERE FOR THE FINEST AND BESTCLOTH- ING ON EARTH. Rosixsox, Panuza & Co., Americax Croraize 1200,1202& 1204 FST.N.W Wrarrrrs. Wrarrers. W: RAPPERS. Our Outing and Flannel Wrappers and Tea Gowns 2 that have sold at $3, $4 and 84.50 we have divided into 3 lots Some are combination outings, some have silk fronts, collars and cuffs, full and haif lined, »nd we are going to sell the @2and and $2.50 quality, for one day for 98c. The $3 and $3.50 Wrappers and Tea Gowns. con- sisting of choice and novel styles, and every one & bargain at original price, we will sell tomorrow at $1.29. The #4 and 84.50 Wrappers and Tes Gowns are ‘worth the price they have been selling for. Still you can have choice tomorrow at $1.75. 00 $8 oP A TET 808.8 tak F coc 00 A & 1 Sgs8 = This is the last call om Winter Wraps and Jackets. We have only 25 Keefers left. They have sold as high a8 $7, $8, 29 up to $12. To clear the entire lot in one day, choice at $4.98. 40 Children’s Reefers,.4, 6 and 8 years sizes, spring weights, Choice, ccg A bod fmt ADE SoS fun M4 BE % Ss3 T Srecuar Repvcrioss IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, ‘1f you want Furniture and Carpets be sure ‘and see for yourself, as the prices will tell you that we will meet every advertised Price: 830 Bed Room Suites. ......cssseee $0 * 822.00 Te. ‘These only show a few prices to give you confidence. W.H. HOUGHTON MANUFACTURING CO., feldeo3t, ‘1218-1220 F st. aw, eer ercccccccccccs RES Crnzs Frou Maxzs tre soot route, the deat Dieoutte, the dest pastry, ‘the dest oats ‘Your grocer sells it. Wx. M. Gar & Co, Wholesale Agents. Ce oe ey WHEN YOU WANT 4 GOOD WATCH— ‘SEE FLANAGAN. WHEN YOU WANT 4 FINE CLOCK— SEE FLANAGAN. WHEN YOU WANT 4 NEW RIXG— SEER FLANAGAN. ‘WHEN YOU WANT BRACELETS— ‘WHEN YOU WANT CUFF BUTTONS— ‘WHEN YOU WANT SCARF PINS— ~ BEE FLANAGs¥. ‘EE MENDS GOLD TRINKETS (BG Beveatn stewed earl weet Bu. Sars- Axp Company. “L. ABOR Dar» We lay our plans ¢o have otr special sales in- clude Saturday—gives the workingmen 9 chance. Tomorrow will be one of the event- faldaye. ‘The list is lono—tho quaiities rich— and the price on every item is tingling from @ deep reduction. ‘Theopportunity of the winter is rapping at eversbody's door, You must an- ‘wer quickly—or it'll be gone. Srzouz Paxravoox Satz. MEN'S PANTS—For work or dress. BOYS’ LONG PANTS—For schoo! or play. CHILDREN'S SHORT PANTS—For ali wears. FOR THE MEN. The RIVERTON CHEVIOTS, NOW 82.96, ‘worth 86. BOYS’ LONG PANTS. aaa fy it of 3 and, M Dahon Xow’ wis aft ey oe, 30. All the Ail the 84 quality: All the $a oodles: Ro try A . CHILDREN'S SHORT PANTS. Allthe 83 quality, NOW 92.05. All the @2.50quaity, NOW €1. os All the $2" quailty: NOW $130. All the $1.50qua.ity, NOW 81,10. ‘Ai ths $i duauty: ROW Se: duauity. ie ‘Ailthe fe, quality: Now die: Srecu: Har Sure. ALL THE DERBYS. ALL THE SOFT HATS. Every single one of this winter's DERBYS and SOFT HATS have been put into one of three lots. We want to sell them. We knew Prices woulddo it. Has done it. You've had ‘them under the fire of reduction since last Mon- day—they're most all gone. The last chance is tomorrow. $2.37, $1.87 and $1.17 carry all the qualities Serouz Suoz Saxe THE BARGAIN TABLES.—Full of all styles in broken sizes, THREE LOTS OF LADIFS' SHOES. ‘We've got to meet spring empty handed—and ‘we're going to, That's why we're so free with our reductions. The bargain table is a neces- sary evil—keeps the stock free from broken lot. g We've wrecked the prices of three lots of LADIES’ SHOES, Two of them are #3 qualf ties—now @2.23. The other one regular st #4— reduced to $2.98, ‘They are part of tomorrow's sacrifice. Our house shall never bean asylum for left- over stock. It's ‘common law” with us TO SELI—that's what these big inroads on the prices mean. Hene-Axp Ox Tue War: NG OVERCOATS, SPIUNG HATS. FOOTW BERING ECKRIS SPRING SUITS. ‘We're between two seasons—with a hand hold of each. NGS. Saxs Axp Cowrasy, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH Ty STREET, BBB REE 8S, DDD FER 5S, Bes Hew 8ss8 Ht Bop fem Sss® Our sale of Evening Gloves, which is to continue un- tii March 1 and the reduction prices of which can be ‘een on cur show window, we shall SELL TOMORROW our $1.25 roster took aioves t 980. our 98. rigsiin sourquetaires, 82c. ‘Fitted to your hand and warranted. Lovvar Grove Co., 911 Pennsyivanis ave. 911 oT ‘Between 9th and 10th sts, tre treet trtrrrere t rrrrerrrerreree trre)r FURNITURE Eiger BARGAINS Sours Erica Cos. 137a Axo F Sra. N.W. + Thousands are taking sdvantage of our *“Bemoval Gale” prices-ail the shrewd, Sudictous buyere—tor tt is not likely that as low prices will ever again be quoted for Fine Furniture, Hangings, &e. 23 Handsome $75 Wilton Rug Parlor Buites will be closed ont at 846.59. 13 Handsome 625 Wilton Bug Couches ‘will be closed out at $17.75. 9 Handsome $15 Wilton Bug Divans will ‘be closed out at $9.90. 16 Handsome @12 ond @15 Platform Rockers and Arm Chairs, richly upholstered im silk tapestry, silk brocateile and silk plosh, will & closed out at $9.90. 11 Wilton Bug Side and Reception Chairs, left from suites, worth $7 to $10. Only 95.25 each. Jorrus Laxssvnts, At COR. 13TH AND F 8TS. X. trrrererrtrerneseererere ererrrereereeeererere a, SALE sate prices. ‘means selling you one article as cheap a a gross. Scan tomorrow's list carefully. Usual price. Se. Qe. Belding Silk (50 yards). = Sc. dozen. ‘18e. 4 be. Belding Silk (100 yards), King Basting Cotton ets Jet Butcous, Pearl Buttons... Best Quality Pearl Buttons. Safety Pins (all sizes ‘Se. dozen. 10c. dozen. Hair Combs (rubber) Machine Oil M Bixby's Stove Polisi All-silk Garter Elastic. Garter Elastic (heavy). Powder Putts.. Toilet Soap. ‘Tooth Brushes Tooth Brushe: Tooth Brushes Hair Brushes,. Hair Brushes, Hand Scrub Brushes. Shoo Brushes. Shaving Brasiies. Shaving Brushes ( French Whalebone (7-ineh, French Whalebone (8-incl:) French Whalevone (9-incli). ‘Whalebone Casing. AU-sill: Belting, Gold Tinsel Belting. Smiti's Needles. Hooks and Eyes Srrcraz Ix Arnoxs. The feature of our sale tomorrow will be the offering of &) dozen Nurses’ White Lawn Aprons. large size, with deep scalloped border and wide, Jong tie string. This Apron retails usually at 35c. We sail offer them Towornow Ar 18c. Eacu. Do not fail to tell your friends of the extraordi- nary bargaius you are obtaining. R. Naruayxson Suecessor to B. J. Behrend & Son, 818 Tru Sx. N.W. A wa aaa OG . s a4 cco oY PPP OO RRR TTT RRR Ao TITT pro ORR f ROR ARH T perp O ORRK T Kee AA T g OOR R T R RAAT T eP uo RR T kh ORA“AD & R. Gorpscumnp, 1007-1009 F Sr. N. Have your “little one's picture taken. 210 CRAYON PORTRAIT, SIZE 16x20, GRATIS. A HAND-MADE “CRAYON PORTRAIT” AS “A SOUVENIR.” Bring usa tintype or photograph of your "Baby" and we will have executed for you a handsome *CRAYO! PORTRAIT” FREE OF CHARGE. The will be done in a thorouzhly artistic manner by skilled and popular artists, while we will not make any charge for the PORTRAIT. We wiil make any alterations in the picture after it is finished, should there be any points that you could suggest as an improvement to the sami In other words, we will take the same interest in pleasing you with the work as we would if you were paying us €10 for it. ' ‘This offer is given asa ‘*Souvenir” to purchasers of Baby Carriages at this Special Sale of HEYWOOD & WHITNEY Carriages. As this is & very expensive advertisement, and our Carriages being reduced for this vccasion, we are obliged to limit this sale to “two days only.” which ‘will be tomorrow (Satur the 23a instant. We wili also cluim the rizht not to sell any Carriages to dealers, the inducement being for our patrons only. “A Dee Bur FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NO PICTURES. Bhould you not have s pictare of your baby at pres- ent wo will give you a ‘DUE BILL” on ourseives for the “*Crayon," which you can present when you have secured your little one’s picture. ‘The same we will scceehat ong tise the same as om the days. thie sale! Bearin mind with every Carriage we will give you A CRAYON FREE OF CHARGE. Ove Cannraces. Our Baby Carriage Department is positively the largest in our city. Our prices are known to be 25 per cent less than our competitors’. We claim and do save every purchaser # large percentage on every carriage we sell. Thestyles and males that we Landle cannot be excelled. Every carriage is warranted for one year. ‘We have a full line of the Peerless Whitney Carriages, which weeuarantee to sell for one-half what other oalers in this city ask for them. Our popular Hey- ‘wood Carriages are known to be sold by us at a lower price than our competitors pay for them, We Luy more ca:riages than any three houses in the city buy and we sell more carriazes in one season than any three of our competitors do. Ir Is A Bio Assenmox, Bor Iz Is T, Tave Our system of buying for SPOT CASH and selling at our fearless prices will prove all we say. N.B.—No carriage will be sent C.0.D. or on approval at this sale, and the inducements offered will positively be for Saturday, the 20th instant, and Tuesday, 234, only. ‘The price on every carriage gusrantesd to be lower than the same carriage can be bought for elsewhere. See the display in our winiow. R. Gorpscuxrn. LEADING BABY CARRIAGE HOUSE, t 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. A Marrm Or Prox Oyster's Creamery Butter has stood the test for more than » quarter of a century— made from pure rich cream and always uni- formly sweet and fresh tt adds new ‘user tothe name” ss time rolls by. 80, 35, 40, 485 and 50 cents a pound—No higher than terior ~ Tar “Mima Sa of Axo Wuarnxce Ire Nuxe ‘“Mirabilia” te the name of a brand ‘of Clyars but recently put upon the markot. Many have already heard of ‘and attested ite merits, ‘“Mirabilia"\— naried for ite appropriatensse—ia © hy ‘Spanish word derived from the Letin Verb Mirari, meaning to wonder: hence in the **Mirabilia” Cigar we a have a ‘‘wonderful” Cigar—wonder- ful because of the superior quatity of tobaceo of which it is made and ite low price. The “Mirabitia” a for saleat et Me Leading cigar sores in the city. Ask for it, i Scorr & Bro. Exclusively Whoieeate Dealere, 314 81m Sz, N. W. £019 mM MM OK at ke My Re Sy itt &ewe? GHe PRERE, Gry at DDD A DAILY bpp =. Children's Spring Recfers—a number of styiee arrived this morning, buts much larger num- der will arrive tomorrow morning. They will excbrace all the latest spring styles in all the Popular fabrics. Sizes, four to twelve years. (Third floor. ‘Take elevator.) Russep Conser Covers. ‘Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Corset Covers, low and igh neck, with no sleeves, only OOc. each. ‘These take the place of the muslin Corset Cov- ofa, and fit closely and perfectly. Ware Sreeer Groves. ‘These prices bring White Gloves within the reach of all. 4-button Kid Gloves, in White and =e ‘embroidered in black, $1 and $1.25 per i. Wririran H. McKyew. x 933 Pa. Ave. N.W. Tue Moxomesran, 937 AND 959 F ST. ¥.W. FINE MILLINERY, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, be. Our Cloak Department will be most attractive, All Winter woods are marked at prices that will induce you to buy now, even if you Lave to lay aside for next win- ter. We will close out every garment ior ladies and children. FURS Of every kind below half price. THE MONUMENTAL, NOW OPEN, Anew and compete assortment of LADIES’ FRENCH UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY AND GLOVES. 4-Button Suede, $1.25. Regular price, aS Foster Hook Gloves, 79c. Regular pri Ladivs! Black Taffeta Gloves, 19¢. Resui eee Sle. For want of room we mast reduce our stock of Mus- Min und Cambric Underwear; have therefore reduced prices on every garment. For want of room we shall close our Infant Depart- ment. We will sell every one of our Short and Long Merino Coats, piain and embroidered, at the redicu- lously low price of $3.98. Former price, 86to 810. felg-2t* THE MONUMENTAL. Moderate prices prevail here all the time, We sell. good goods only and frequentiy at the same or less Prices than you would elsewhere pay for trash. Here- ‘with is a suggestion of s few of our prices in gas essen- tals, Lava Tips, 3 for Se. Gas Burner and Tip, 3 for 100. Self-lightine Burners, 45c. Gas Heating Burner to slip over ordinary burner, Lie. Brass Pillars, 3 for Se. Bunshine Gas Stoves, $2.95. Active Gas Stoves, 60c. Gas-tight Drop-light Tubing, 10c. foot. Covered Gas Stove Tubing, 10c. foot. Gas Brackets, 35c., 45c. aifa 70c. S. S. Sueno & Bro. 432 9TH ST. N.W. A RN TTIT EKE RRI AA RNY ay T i fi E R ARES3 f PER 4 4 NNN 0O T it u KEE R §*Horcurssox Banca ‘We have about Twenty JACKETS and CLOAKS, different styles and sizes, re- maining from last spring. They are in Perfect condition and, though handsome garments, are of course not the latest styles. In price they were from 87.50 to$15. You are offered your choice of the lot at ee a Already you may find here a complete line of JACKETS, NEWMARKRTS, TOP COATS, NOVELTY JACKETS and fresh spring garments in the newest styles and shades. They are selling at popular prices. i yg ="4 J.C. Horonrzsox, 907 PENNA. AVE Pp. Hane FEBRUARY--19, 1892. bedle<-p=terqaa eh 20 Pe pga Fe- sh arama BT 1 Woonwas te Lorsnor, 20TH, 11TH AND P STS. X.W. A Novexrr Jo Ovr 1s THS “Pane Corser Suarez, How snag pate ot citnin tans penton ‘around that cannot be worn because they are broken at the waist? Perhaps half adosen. Did © itever occur to you that they could be repaired? ‘They can, and without new staysor bones. A ‘Rew article in the Yankee notion line has just ‘been introduced, and for simplicity and inge- ‘Duity it has no equal— THE “PEARL” CORSET SHIELDS. ‘They not only repair broken corsets, but pre- ‘Vent new ones from breaking. They protect and support the waist and bips and conform to all positions of the wearer without wrinkling. —Price, 25c. « pair. — Cirst floor, 1ith st, building.» —— Corser Dersarwesr Announces the arrival of a complete line of “BP. D." French Corectsim Biack and White, fine French satine and coutil. They are in me- dium and long waists and have beavily boned ‘spoon buske for stout ladies. (Private Fitting Rooms.) (Second floor....... Annex to 10th st. building.) aS Croax Deranruest Reports arrivals daily. Yesterday the follow- ing three new spring styles came in, and we think they are the best values we've ever owned. Notice the description : ——. BARGAIN NO. 1.—Light-weight Black All- ‘Woo! Ciay Diagonal Jackets, reefer style, with Linings of all-bilk rhadame and large pearl but- tous—iength 30 inches. Sizes i? to 44. 812.50. BARGAIN NO. 2.—Tan All-wool Mixed Chev- jot Nowmarkets—with long capes, military and hign-shouidered styles. Sizes 32 to42, —$12.50.— BARGAIN NO. 3—Bedford Cord Capes, in Black and Tan, trimmed with ribbon. All “ Tae “*Yxpv0” Carre Is tn. We promisedto apprise our customers of ite arrival. Here it is: 100 pieces in **Corduroy” and fancy effects— ‘Light Blue, Light Pink, Corn, Cream and White— —lie. a yard. — 11th st, building.) =e Mews Derantuest OFFERS TOMORKOW: Another 200-dozen lot of Fou Reovian Harr Hoss In Tans and Graye—ail sizes 15c. Ox 2 Pams For 25c. ALSO ‘One lot of Extra Fine 26-inch = Grorta Cuora U MBRELLAS, ‘With neat natural wood handles, for $1.25. y Tae Jarasese Stux Haxpxencasers, With the dainty colored borders, are being car- Tied off quickly. They are the Sc. quality—we ‘ere selling them for Israsts) Deranruent OFFERS Blue All-wool Double- breasted Reefer Jackets—sailor collars, finished ‘With anchors—brass buttons. All sizes. Children's Navy 41.5. (Second floor... 20th st. building.) Taz Exo Or Tur Wisren Sroce. Our stock of Boys’ Suits—the heavy weights— isdown to seasonable dimensions, a!l Lut one size—five years, We have about three pies to ‘many of this size and we must cet rid of them. They were 85, $6, $6.50 and 88. —YOUB CHOICE FOR 83.95 —o— Tux Beorssrxo Or Tae Sparse Stock. —o—_ Two ‘*Opening” lines of Blue Suits, war- Fanted all wool, indixo dyed and the very finest goods procurable in this country. Sizes 5 to 14 years. 83.75 and $5.— Three *‘Opening™ lines of Light Checked Suits, double breasted and extremely pretty. Sizes 5to 14 years. —$4.50 and €5.50.—— 100 pairs Extra Pants, made of strong, tough Checked Striped Cheviot, with drill Pockets and ‘‘never-rip” seams Sizes 4to 15 years, —Te. a pair.— 100 pairs Extra Pants, made of all-wool® cheviot in pretty striped effects, with drill Pockets and ‘‘never-rip” seams, Bizes 4015 years, —#14 patr.— 7% pairs All-wool Panfs, in Indigo Bine yacht cloth and several shades to match odd coats, Sizes 4 to 15 years, —#1.25 and $1.50. pair. — & dozen Polo Caps, in the very latest style of round top—pretty checks and stripes. —25e. each.— 5 gross Bluo Flannel and Corduroy Bicycle Caps, with glazed leather vizor and chin cord. Ries Miirinieas Mp biii tine. ‘We have received another lot of 27-inch ‘White Swies Flouncings forchildren’s wear, at ‘the same price as those of former sale, —S0e. a yara— ((irst floor... -- Second annex.) ‘ A Narvzat Contosrrz Is Wo have ® lot of them. Think of « gen- ‘Wine fish serving ase key rack, s chandelier or curtain ornament. It seems absurd, but it's so nevertheless. With the addition of aribbon bow, &c., he makes as serviceable and pleasing an article as can be found. —Prices, 15, 20 and 250.— A new line of Photos of Prominent Actors and Actresses Albums of Washington Views. —25, 45 and ¥0c.— Photos of Public Butidings, &e. —25, 45 and 90c.—— Plain Convex Giass Photo Frames. le § WooDWARD & LOTEROR. ‘ 19 «= «OTH, 1TH AMD F STS.u.W. + a at met, WA, Bie & Oo. e ‘Cor. Lee. BO A REE MARGE. 2 REE “advance spring opening” tomorrow in Coste, Capes and Long Cloaks. These have been coming in for the past week and Lave been meeting ‘with considerable attention. ‘There is always an advantage inearly buy- ing, so far as selection in styles is concerned, Sraixo Coars. Wehave aimed to have the best #498 Spring Coat in Washington—and believe we have. It ts of Black Cheviot, extra length, flat and cash pockets, notch collar, lange bone Dattons, perfect Sting back. Only #488. Handsome lime of Ta **Noveity” Cloth Jackera, ko. Srrixa Carrs. What we said above about the #4.98 Spring Jackets applies to the 9.98 S)ring Capes. It beins the popular price, we secured four oF five styles, madeof camel's hatr, diagonals, covert cloth, &e., braided and jetted effects, feather trimmed, Medici cvller, with and without hood effects, im Biacks, Tans, Grays and Light Browns. eos. Loxo Care Newaanxers. A dozen styles, perhaps, but thisone Claims special attention, Ladies’ English Cape Newmarkete, double breasted, tiwht-ftting waist, with extra Jong cape, fastened with silk frog. Only 811.08 Tue Bos Mancag, 314 Axp 316 Tra Sr. N. W. RARRARAAARLARELLLALLRLARROLALLN Tue Cunpnex Age Fier TOMORROW. School does not keep. We always prepare for the Children on SATURDAYS, We usually offer BARGAINS On those days for the attention of thelr mothers. This Saturday we make some Kare Ofers, ‘Because we want to make room for Our Spring stock. We will merely run over part of the list Without cuing into detail. Suffice it to say thet ‘The SHOES will piense you, as OUK SHOES alwa: 8° © Chitdren’ Shoes. Worth $1.25. Saturday, 75 CENTS. Misses’ Shoes. Worth 1s. Here isa Saturday, 89 CENTS, © © © Better Grades for Boys and Misses at $1.25, worth $2; $1.50, ‘Made ali this week at Our reduced prices. No line has been exhausted, however ;—con- sequently. We can Suit and Fit you. PoA MR TE ty Pop, IY ¥ r M4 UMN To tus ¥ ‘sS5g H 00 FRR ae Hel $8 fe Sss8 HoH Soo? Eee gis TFT EM, Ee we F 33 im Et Ss° f “oo EOE kee 7 Wasmrxarows Suor Exporiew, 2 8310 Asn 312 Srvestu Sr Sprcrat: SAVE @25 ON A BED ROOM SUITE. 75 SUITE FOR 850., Only two left at this pricetociose. This Style formerly cost €57.50. ‘This is your chance for a first-class suite. W. H. HOUGHTON MANUFACTURING CO., S. Nas Tree Arey, Bancars, Suna ebay nat te Saree called tor on Nat Sha a BPAY as SPECIAL ADVERTINEAS or LRA Rees aera Ce Se ce See Rae PL Sreciar Binew Onosuaunes Fo Sarvrp, FAIRS: FINt bal bhiggax Por. thay ONLY pare “a 3 ram vor SI, LADIES’ FINE BALBRIGGAN ular price, POR SATURDAY ONL! AIR, LADIPS' FIN: GAUGE’ BAUBRIGGAR FO<K. “Regular price, sc. “YOR SATCR par apr % BALBRIG. GAS HOSE! Rigi DOCK DOUBLE Tors Smenkee tek ule Host oF FINE COTEON (ie ot tno in the probe caper now) all see, SPECIAL Pile 2c PAIR. piabing Se GAOL entrust eS 4c. Pam. FERRIES TINE FAN brop srtrom CH LISLE. MUS), a SEW of TANS. aie a nee Do. ram LapIEg cient Limne waco BORE ITR NEW IANS AND Ullah be Byes He SPRCIAL FOR SATU. a 3 ram ror sl. LADIES’ FAST BLACK 90 GAUGE HOSE, Tepes with HIGH DOUBLY Minis DOUBLE TOES. Reru'ar value Soc. SPECIAL BARGALN PRICE, Pat LADIES SICK PISISHED PINE CASH. MIKE HOSE, very choice, Mewular price, Sia. FOR SATURDAN, 79e. par, CHILDREN'S DERBY KIBRED Wh FAS BLACK. Sizes 6 to Keyular value, zyre doe SieGlan Pkite POR Sart 22. oxe uve or” Gititirens reve RIBBED BLACK CASHMERE HOSE. tors toy: inice, 33 tote. FOR SATURDAY we ul sent eth at ave_ Price. New Srnixg, QDERNT LADIES) LOW ATCR BLERVELESS NESTS, KIBBED, SPECAAL PRICK, 2 tor abirs:_ nro HELIEU RIBBED | BGYP- 4 2H RIBBON, Boe, NPRCLAL TiNc NGYPTIAN RIBBED ILK CROCHET PINTSHINGS AND @ SLERVES, Ul ND SHO KI SLERVES, SPR- ‘OR SATURDAY, RACH. PEP UAN RIBBED Ck, Gee. pair, ie _— For 9c. ARD. LADIES: p SATURDAY we will siler « LOT of ENG- Ind Siena ia WiHiths with, RED and BLUE SYP ntl sm 2 yar taeactt piece. hiegular price auy where Ee sbicial pied ue Bio Gixoma Dear. Saturday we will Tue Porcian New Bev: Is ENGLISH RROCATELS. MOST STYLISH and i, FABKIC EVER SUWN deviratle goods is VEAY EXT males have cit a tare 2 CEMED'OCK TidaD Lor or tne Pate ko wi be om BALE YARD, 5S + ATURDA’ Here ts hiets carmi rotectors, OF FOR eeaCiirit es J me TEANGL EDO VEIL. Rogalar price, #3. Pom SATURUAL, $18 GKENADINE VEILINGS, ALL COLORS. Rexnlarprice, ibe. FOR SATUKDAL, Age, - iG, in BLACK, Bs. ‘CBIF EC yard Exzrna TS TOT ARTICLES AND PLUMES. COLGATE'S TURRISH BATH SOAK. Keg. lar price ali over the + Se. cake, CIAL FOK SATURDAY, a 9 2 cakes ron To. IMPORTED. WHITE CASTILE SOAP, me cakes. Kegwar price, Ic. KOK SAL- sonpixany Sarcupay Orrenixos Be. cake. VELERTA FACE FOWD! Fare virtue. Regular price, Uibat, beautifier of FOR sad ” 17. vox FINE ALMOND MEAL FACE POWDER, VERs BENEDICIAL preperation for the com- jenion, Regular price, oc. SUM SALUR: AL ONLY ct. BOX. Lis Or bra Mas nt et ae dc. FOR THE FAMOUS ChAB APPLE BLOSSOM + summa ‘Usual price, oe, FOR BATLA Me! Aino on MEN'S HEMSTITCH): HANDKERCHIEES, with FA\ BOKDELS. “Kewulat value, oe. HOM 8 - 10c._ EACH. 1218-1220 Fst. feip-st oo PPP UL A A BRSRESEEE A AA BPP Oo Obrr Ee UE AA RRR BAB “oo F wv tur a“SE E TTIT RRR Tt (00 T RR ° r if 9 r R OIL Pe tT KE UH 0 ; —+— wiouas SRAE XX Ni'g58s Everybody nearly Hun Aa knows of our £9.50 H HARA Pine Calf Shoes for aes nt Men. For fifteen t years our asies Lave | 40 steadily increased on them with every sSssH Ht Oo. year. Each suc Sssgitn nS 8 ceeding season finds s them tmproved in ware Be ty cat te BL MM EEE Sy Roti! now they are St M Ee Six by far the best Shoe ai ME ON NN. for the price in the ‘M MEEEN NN. ‘United States; in 1 | jt fact, superior to Li i siectuthe af te il | | be AES A AOR AH BSS Bo s%s HHH AA HHHNNWN HORASAH HN RS B to bi! Wd To combine ceeded in our new ntHH ‘itt i ti i iF le Riswos For 19¢ Yavo. gpaD Ey and GhOs GAIN i A. * a & Ca, AY Market space, ‘Cor. tin st Kors Paarmacr, LEADERS OF THE LOWPST PRICES, SEVENTH AND E. STs. N.W. A very low and attractive list for Saturday. 2f im Bed of any of the gvods call Low. Se. Good Quality Hard Kubber Combs. 25e. First Quality Cowgate’s Toilet Soaps...... Bie. Breet Cursine Irons........ Corkscrews, eoud quality. Be. English Tooth Brushes, cod. Zc. Hama Mirrors, this sale only... Bbc. Lather brusives, solid bandie.... 20c. Whisk Lroows, 4 bancain ‘Soe Beat Quality kagheb Tooth Brushes, tood not to shed... 1 Kent's Enguisb Ali-bristie Mair Brust, ‘This line bas Lecome too lane to mention in detail. ‘We simply invite you to call when in need of any of these guods, and we will guarantee prices tue lowest