Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1892, Page 4

4 EVENING STAR. . THE FoorsS WASHINGTON: SATURDAY. February 20, 189%. CROSBY 8. NOYES... << THE EVENING STAR has a regular and permanent circulation in Washington three mes larger than that of any other paper im the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it has no competitor. eS ‘The Rock Creek Park property owners, whose land it is proposed to condemn, made a strong fight before the proper tribunals to obtain for their land the highest possible price. They secured what the rest of the community Believe fo be fair and even liberal compensation for their property. A few are still dissatisfied, and have appealed to the Supreme Court of the United States. So far, so good. Every American citizen has the right to secure the best pussible bargain for himself im disposing of what belongs to him, and if he feels aggrieved the courts are established for the very purpose of giving him legal redress. Bat the few property owners who want and fosist upon more moncy for their land are not satisfied to appeal to the Supreme Court. They have flied an appeal to the House committee en appropriations, and have been heard upon it They want the government to pay them move money for their land,—or else they want the park project smashed on the ground ‘that the government is committed to pay to too much money for the land, or that the law is Assur Srarzusst OF THE Cosszoncor Morvaz Las Issvrance Couraxr For Interestand Rents 3,218,354.27 Profit and Loss... 81,310.18 —— $7,804,479.00 065,003,573.04 DISBURSED IN 1891. Forclaims by death and matured en- 84, 126,317.24 Commissio unconstitutional, or on any other ground that} sents, Salaries, has a shadow of plausibility, they are not par- Parma ticular what. fees, ting, Ad- vertising, Legal, The committee on appropriations is not at all likely to put itself in the place of the Supreme Court upen the legal points in- volved. If any proposition for @ nw appro- priation for the park were made the com- mittee would undoubtedly take # vigorous Bold upon the whole matter. But no such appropriation has been asked. If specific charges of misuse of the park appro- Priation were made, the committee might well investigate. But no such charges have been presented. The integrity of the commission is unimpeached and unim- peachable. Investigution would serve only to develop facts to their credit. The’ park project in general will now come in the natural order of events before the President, ‘while the appeals of certain property owners on certain points will go to the Supreme Court of the United States. —+ > ____ ‘The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has an- 6,885, 778.16 Balance Not Assets, Dec.31,1891.. $58,207,704.88 SCHEDULE:OF ASSETS. ‘Loans upon Real Estate, first lien.... $36,417.372.87 ‘Loans upon Stocks and Bonds. 39,782.50 Premium Notes on Policies in force.. _1,569,873.30 Cost of Real Estate owned bythe Company. 7.185,284.70 Costof United States andother Bonds 11,420,808.39 Cost of Bank and Raiiroad Stocks... 408,085.25 1,156.563.85, 1,645.00, 8,289.02 nounced its intention of building a station in 2944,190.26 this city to cost several hundred thousand 7,110.65, dollars. The plans have been drawn, and it is Fromised that the building will be architecturally imposing and thoroughly creditable, both to 425,487.70 the railroad and to the city. The Baltimore and Potomac railroad has informally intimated 153,896.46 $1,530,685.07 £859, 738,479.95 that feature of its scheme of terminal im- Provement is the erection of @ sta- tion here that will be the finest on the whole Pennsylvania system. Station buildings need so much ground space, and, comparatively speaking, so little air space, that in many instances they fail tobe architecturally imposing because their height is dispropor- tionate to their other dimensions. When the tracks are elevated,as in a number of the Euro- pean cities, additional height in stations is nec- essary for the purposes of the railroads. In London some of the leading roads utilize the space in their lofty and impressive head- houses for hotel purposes. These sta- tions are among the most striking buiid- ings in London. To Americans a railroad Botel means a third-rate concern where the badls-cooked meals are scrambled for by travelers, where sleep is enlivened by railroad whistlings, ringings and the blowing off of Steam, and where no one would abide unless @ompelied to. The London railroad hotels are im buildings which rank architecturally among the finest in the city, the rates are high and the service first-class. The problem is to Utilize the space in a station which is built to the proper height to cause it to adorn instead of disfiguring the city. Our local roads might adopt the London snggestion and build hotels in connection with their stations. One or the other of them ought to seize the opportunity. of utilizing part of the station space by con- structing therein the great convention hail which Washington so much needs Ample room for most magnificent hall would be available above the station site of either road. If in connection with the hall the railroad hotel ‘after the London fashion were also constructed the venture would seem to promise to be ex- ceedingly profitable. The thousands of persons attending conventions, national or interuy.. tional, who swarm to the capital every year would be largely augmented by the erection of the hall, and what more natural than thet they should patronize the railroad which will carry them to the very building of their meeting place and supply them with first-class hotel accommodations in the same strueture? +2 —____ Albany is not to have a monopoly of the Political 22d of February business, and the democratic is not the ouly party which pro- Poses to utilize « patriotic day. The third erty conference at St. Louis will contain a thousand or more delegates from the various Gross Assets, December 31, 1891. Liabilities: Amount required to reinsure all out- Standing Policies, met, Company’ standard. ‘Surplus by State Keports will exceed. _ 6,050,000.00 Ratio of expenses of management to Feveipts in 1891. Policies in force Dec. 31, 1891, 4,794, Insuring. 9.98 per cent $155,043,055.00 JACOB L, GREENE, President. JOHN M. TAYLOR, Vice President. EDWARD M. BUNCE, Secretary. D. H. WELLS, Actuary, A. C. GIBBS, General Agent, 1304 F ST. N.W., WASHINGTON, D. ¢. 1t ee ALA ih ere aD: Tr way ne sew 70 YOU, BUT THE GENERAL PUBLIC HAS LONG SINCE KNOWN AND AP- PRECIATED THE TRUTH, THAT OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM YOUR FIRESIDES WITH EVERY DOMESTIC COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE, EXACTING UPON PURCHASE MERELY A TRIFLE AS AN EARNEST OF YOUR GOOD WILL AND CREDIT YOUR ACCOUNT WITH WHAT SMALL PORTION Open only until 1 o'clock birthday. Established 1840. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, ‘Monday, Washington's ‘e = ————SS Aw Tar Wan Wane a os —AT PERRY o ‘This is the first season for the WOOL CREPE DECHINES. Youwill te an acquaint- ance with them. They are light in weight, tightly creped and most of the prints are flow- ers, covering Black or Cream grounds. More in—this morning. 20 inches wide. ‘Toe. yard. Woor Cuarzs. There is s long ‘tail to the CHALLIS kite.” They are called on to do duty inso ‘many capacities that it takesa big variety of Patterns for you to choose appropriately and satisfactorily. Pride makes us show all the dest. ‘There are some on the counters haven't been published before. Keep *‘ta! of them. BLACK GROUNDS, with pansy patterns, in Lavender or Yellow, or waves of Lavender, White or Blue BLACK GROUNDS, with large or small flowers, in Lavender .or high color, silk stamp~ ings. MOURNING EFFECTS—Black dotted or ‘Agured in White—small contrasts. ‘80 inches wide. G24. yard. Special Tea Gown Patternsare Dark Red, Brown, Biue, Light Green, Pearl—maybe = dozen otbers—flower pictures. REAM GROUNDS, with “‘field flowers"— “cat-taiis," daisies, pansies, &c.. figure among the noveities. 30 inches wide. 62e. a yard. Serviceable and new are some NAVY BLUE GROUNDS with figures and ‘*waves” in White and colors. 30 incbea wide, 2c. a yard. A Compastoy. Flannels are near neighbors of the Challis. In the way they have them decorated this spring they are equally as desirable. Both of Scotch and French authorship. You want to “‘bandle” preciate their kin- PINK, BLUE, GKAY, TAN, &., striped and checked in silk—make cute “outing” cus- tumes. These are Scotch. 30 inches wide. 0c. a yard. The FRENCH FLANNELS are in multiplied Patterns. ia 27 inches wide. 65c. a yard. PLAIN FRENCH FLANNELS-the goodness wituout the decoration— 27 imches wide, GOc. a yard. ‘Wo have all the STAPLES—you know them— BALLARDVALE, MASCOMA, SHAKER, CRICKET. GAUZE, JAPANESE, SILK WARP and the usual long train of followers You may de- pend we have xot them marked “‘right"—from the buyers’ standpoint. Such are our resources—others will show you as Jarge @ line—but it ig quality—not quantity—that wins your favor here. The best valu’s attract the choicest patterns, Art seeks the beat company. ‘There is a moral in that. Our prices are understood—always the lowest. > Prravs, INTH AND THE AVENUE.” T (Been a long time here.) Ut (The handy shopper.) Sus3 = ‘The spring stock is gathering strength every day. Every pair of hands in the house is busy putting away the arrivals. You have got wide-open eyes to see the Printed Woolens. There is a throng of them—CREPE DE CHINES, CHALLIS and FLANNELS. There ismore art in the stamping than ever before. More originality. We have laid plans to cap the climax of our business career this coming season. Weare sure of success aided by such allies, Price helps—quality clinches. Tue Maes Errorr. hone 995. cco FEE RRR EFR S53, cco KER RK kee "555 = “Cenes» F, LOUR Maxes Mone Bueap, Sweeter bread, Lighter bread And better bread THAN ANY OTHER FLOUR, To Be Scene Yow Anz Getting **Ceres* Look for the two gold medal im- prints without and the circular It & Co. within every barrel and sack of sixued in autograph by Win. genuine "Ceres." Ws. M. Gar & Co, Flour and Feed Deatera, Cor. Ist and Ind. ave. n.w. 1t Farmers’ Alliances and other industrial organ- izations in sympathy with the farmers’ move- ment Whether the conference will organize “the people's party” or only take steps prepar- ing the way for it is not yet clear. There is no ¥OU CAN CONVENIENTLY SPARE FROM YOUR WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS, THUS SHAR- ING A BURDEN OTHERWISE INSUFFERABLE. FURNITURE, doubt that the boldest of the leaders in the cueere, movement are sching to form a new party, de- MATTINGS, ¢iare @ piatform of principles and nominate DRAPERIES, candidates for the presidency and vice presi- dency of the United States. Others, such as Representative Livingston of Georgia, oppose the step. ———__»-+e______ ‘The typhoid talk in New York has excited Chicago into a specific and fierce demand for leaner water. Chicago does not want to have to boil ber drinking water before using it Several other cities rise from their seats and insist on @ purer water supply and some of them want more of it, Washington asks for the use of the receiving reservoir as a settling and storage basin and its protection from pol- lation by the diversion of the small streams thet flow into it ———-+._____ ‘While the condition of politics in Spain is such, probably, that the queen-regent aud her sen, the young king, could not accept such an invitation, it would be a graceful act, in recog- by that country in thy, STOVES, TOILET AND DINNER SETS, BABY CARRIAGES, WORKS OF ART. HOUSE & HEREMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE, ‘9X7, 919, 921 AND 923 7TH BT. aND ‘a2 620 MASS. AVE. N. W. aznant & Leny, ‘$28 7th and 706 K sta, aw. 1S YOUR SOLE DEFENSE AGAINST THE MIS- FORTUNES WHICH CROSS THE PATH OF ‘New Dress Ginghams. fine domestic at 10 and 1250. Highland Zephyr Ginghams we open at 1Sc. yard. ‘You will pay more for these elsewbere. ‘S2-tnch Beotch Gingbam at 250. yard. 36-iwch Cotton Surabs, in beautiful styles, only 1240. yard. Cotton Bedford Cords and the new Tigi Pongees, only 123. yard. NEW PERCALES. All the newest styles only 10 and 12}c. yard. KGALN. 42-tnch Plaid Dress Goods, in the new combinations, only 50c. yard. ‘Children's Corset Waists. 25 and 3c. MISSES" AND YOUNG LADIES’ CORSETS, EVERY WAGE EARNER, BECAUSE IT ALLOWS LADIES’ CORSETS. ‘S5e. Magnetic, Woven. Dr. Strong's and Dr. War- ‘Vitation have beey introdaced by Mr. Darborow of Dlinis im the House of Representatives, ——- ee ‘The bill extend for ten years the operation of the Chinese exclusion jaws should be trans- lated {er publication in the Hong Kong comic jouryals. Jobn has been excluded very thor- oughly, on paper, but the illegibie la Heket ie evidently ia nv danger of becoming Sbeclete in this country. —_—_+-___ ‘The usual proclamation for the protection of ‘the Bering seals has been issued, but, none the lees, prudent seals will not for the present cui- tivate familiar relations with the ships that happen that way. _—_—_ eo YOU TO RETAIN YOUR CASH FOR FUTURE EMERGENCIES. UNLIKE THE METHODS OF CASH HOUSES, WHICH AFFECT TO BEFRIEND YOU BY MEANS OF LARGE DISCOUNTS, YET DRAIN YOUR PURSE TO THE LAST PENNY, WE SURROUND Ber's, Thompson's, R. and G. and P. D., in short, me dium and long waists, er ‘Sv-tmeh China Silk, ‘shades, extra quality, only ‘Te. yard. Enubroidered Chiffon, all colors, at 25and 50c. yard. CARHART & LEIDY, ‘The appointment of a Welsh judge ignorant |_“? —en ea of Go Web kngmege would indicate dispo- P. M sition on part of Great Britain to have jus TaNos tice not merely blind, but, in a measure, deaf Az Mix end dumb. Grand, Square ———--____ ‘The Prince of Wales has decided to farmke Aad Upright! the turf, and there iss prospect that by the time he ie seventy or eighty yedrs old all his Sots THE BAKER SHOR, While Chairman Springer is getting ready to peonatnesmetonan, call up tariff revision, a number of other state Mace are making preparations to call t down { ———+= Cigarettes killed another lad at Camden, New Jersey. A di-chloride of brains cure should be imvented for the habit. | “Just ‘rownd the corner.” Sl eRe Fraxscaws wa PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC PLASTIC MARBLE MAKBLE MARBLE MARBLE MARBLE MARBLE MARBLE CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS cLocks CLOCKS cLocKs CLOCKS DIAMONDS DIAMONDS DIAMONDS DIAMONDS DIAMONDS DIAMONDS DIAMONDS REPAIRING REPAIRING REPAIRING 531 Seventh street northwest. EN'S 80c. or 3 for DING SALE! — Filaunel bhitta, 360. i F45-74 Tres Fest, uw, urixe outs Su st se. Goamasree Sate Fon Taszz Dars. BY THIS WE MEAN WE GUARANTEE THAT EVERY ARTICLE HEREIN MENTIONED I8 MARKED TO SELL AT NOT LESS THAN TWENTY-FIVE (25) PEB CENT LESS THAN THE ACTUAL LOWEST MARKET VALUE Bip Roou Fonsrrone. 835 Solid Onk Suites, with large French bevel mirror in bureau. Reduced to $25. 870 Solid Oak Suites, very massive, with French bevel mirror in bureau. Now $50. $125 Quartered Oak Suites, with swell-front bureaus and washstands, highly polished, hand carved, with large French bevel mirror in bureau. Now 850. 25 White Maple Suite, with bird's-eye paneis and inlaid tops. Reduced to $65. 140 English Oak Suite, very large and massive, nicely carved. Reduced to $105, 890 Quartered Oak Suite, highly polished, with etched panels. Now 8:0. 820 Antique Finish Portiere Beds. Now $15. Cuterosrens. #25 Solid Oak Chiffoniers, French bevel shaped mirrors, carved top, double bonnet box, 4 large draw- ers and 2 small, 1 dozen only in stock, Keduced to 817. $43 Oak Chiffonier, extra wide, patent adjustable mirror. Reduced to $27. 840 Large Walnut Combination Desk and Chiffonier. Reduced to $27.50. 168 Solid Mahogany Chiffoniers, finely finished and superbly constructed, Reduced to #48 Three pat- terns to select from. Suavixe Sraxps, $26 Solid Oak, 6 drawers, oval swing, French bevel mirror. Reduced to #18. tand, with 2 drawers and double closet, with French bevel mirror. Reduced to $16. 880 Oak Stand, with shaped mirror, 6 drawers, French leg. Keduced to $20. Book Cases. $45 Oak Combination Chiffonier and Book Case. Reduced to $23. Walnut Book Case, glass door. Reduced to $16. ‘$40 Combination Book Case and Cabinet. Reduced to 827, $20 Solid Oak Book Cases, with oxidized brass trim- mings and highly polished. Reduced to $14, Swwexoanps. $90 English Oak Sideboard, finely carved and splendidly finished. Reduced to $67. ‘$60 Swell Front Antique Oak Sideboard, unique in desixn. Reduced to $57. £100 Oak Sidevourd, finely carved and of French design, with shaped mirror, Reduced to $70, Orrice Cuams. 86 Solid Oak Screw and Spring Office Chairs, large arms, high back and very comfortavie, Price, for one wees oniy, 34. Only two dozen in stock. W. B. Moses & Soxs, llr Axo F Sis. N. W. WITH BUT ONE OR TWO EXCEPTIONS EVERY PIECE MENTIONED IS BKAND NEW STOCK. 1t ‘The season of gayety will soon beat an end, and with it the greatest trade we ever had for Evening Shoes, ‘There's still enough variety left to fit and suit most every one, but we want to close out the balance of these goods to the last air if possible this coming week. FOLLOWING REDUCED PRICES UNTIL NEXT SATURDAY ONLY- All of our Ladies’ Finest Satin Slippers (except white). FOR ONE WEEK AT $2.00. d 83.50 Best Light Gray those elegant Cochineal Russia “Duchess” Suppers. FOR ONE WEEK AT $2.00. Ail Black, Tan and Gray Suede One-strap Slippers and Tics, FOR ONE WEEK AT 81.50. Pest Ted Goat Minuet and One-strap But- ton Slippers FOR ONE WEEK AT 81.50. Fine Patent Leather Oxfords, Adonis Theo Shippers; also pers, a ‘ine Bronze Kid Slip- FOR ONE WEEK AT $1.25. About 25 pairs Ladies’ Fine Dongola Vamp Strap Slippers, with Gray sucde quarters, ‘Were ¢2. POR ONE WEEK AT $1.00. Ladies’ Fine White Kid Opers Siippers. WEEK AT 82.10. ippers. 8 these are the most attractive prices, we believe, that bi been offered in this class of footwear pect @ big rush and therefore would advise you to beon handeariy to secure the icet choice. Wu Has & Cos Rexiastz Suoz Hovsss, 930 AND 932 SEVENTH ST, Wit AND 1916 PA. AVE. Zl PA AVE & E Kors Puanaacy, LEADERS OF THE LOWEST PRICES, DON'T PAY EXORBITANT PRICES FOR TRUSSES, ‘We do not limit ourseives to any one make, but carry ‘8 full line of the most approved makes and stylgs. We are prepared to fit you with any style or make that you may desire, and guarantee a of the fancy prices usually charged for . This assertion is not idle talk, neither are we new to the Truss trade. Cur experience in past years enables usto purchase the best quality of goods at very low figures, and as we sell » great many wo can afford to accept amall profit on each. Af you intend purchasing a Truss we ask you to call ‘and examine our line of goods. It will be to your own advantage. KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF THE LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E 8TS. N.W. It your feet are sensitive come to ‘es. Wocan fit you in Shoes that are comfortable on the tenderett feet. Shoes, Don't think because we are selling Half Shoes, ot such BIG BABGAINS that our tippers, goods axe soiled oF souffed in the Rudvers, east—all. fresh, new goods, only — _ overaocked, and to reduce this big A dollar's stock woare offering every article in Worth for 8 the store at adiscount of 15 cents on Conte. the dolisr, but practically at = dis- count of 25 per cent, as our pricesare ‘always of least 10 per cont lowerthan elaewbere for ine goods, Hoos & Swipes, Woonwaxn Axp Lormnor, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. H.W. — Oe Store closed at 10'clock Monday, February %, Washington's birthday. —— Fes any nesteen phenomena! froma bast ‘ness point of view. It marks an epoch in our Ristory which for business activity and pro- Gression has never had a precedent, The csuse ts due to selling the most as well as the best for the least. Our aim isalways, when possible, to Taise the standard of quality and lower the cost. “‘Cheap” stuff has no part with us at any fume, and no matter how low the price we ask, Quality ts never excrificed, ‘This our patrons know—we want them to bear in mind also: Any article bought of us te eubject to exchange, Gano transaction here ia complete wntil tt 18 entirely eatisfactory. ——_ Ove Corser Panton 18 ON SECOND FLOOR, 10TH ST. BUILD- ING, ADJOINING LADIES' MUSLIN UX- DERWEAR DEPARTMENT. Have you visited it in the mew location? It Sccuples the entire room—is just as a Corset Department should be— separate, seclusive, ‘handsomely furnished, has private fitting rooms end eversthing for your comfort and conveni- ence. In fact, it is Just what we intended it should be-A MODEL CORSET PARLOR. Of course, it's © pleasure to have such a place to come to (and where can you find such an- other hereabonts), particularly so when it con- tains a stock of the very best makes of foreign and domestic Corsets, THE CORSET YOU BUY OF US MUST BE 4 PERFECT FIT. To this end we have just employed A Corser F ITTER, A Indy thoroughly experienced in FITTING, ALTERING and REPAIRING, whose pleasure ‘Will be to assist you in selecting a Corset suited to your form and making it ft fwultlessly. ——— WE SHOW THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN SATIN CORSETS.—Pink, Blue, White and Biack—light weight, soft and comfortable— long waists and high busts, ——A full line of “P. D." Corset. — —All lengths in “I. ©." Bias Corsets. — Gecond floor....... Annex to 10th st. building.) Guove Deranruexr ANNOUNCES THE RECEIPT OF Warre Axo Tax Cuamors Guovzs, THEY GO ON SALE MONDAY. —o—_ Ladies" G-button-length Mousquetsire Tan Chamois Glove, . Ble pai, — Ladies’ 8-button-length Mousquetaire White Chamois Gloves, 01.25 0 pair. — 1ith st, annex.) A Jos Is Giscuaxs. 50 pieces Plain, Striped and Plaid Ginghams, Blues, Browns, Red, Green and other colors, —Special price, 8¢. a yard,— Center table, 24 floor.. 1st annex.) pe Ix Buayser Deranruens, ‘We Sell FEATHER PILLOWS. ‘Not to havea good Pitlow means an uncom- fortable and restless night. In this line we are showing the best live rose feathers that can be Secured, ruafinteed perfectly odorless, 23 Ibs., 3.75 pair, 3lbs., $4.50a pair. 3% Ibs., $5.25 pair, 4 1bs., €6.00a par. ‘Bibs. Duck Feathers, $2.74. pair. 436 Ib. Bolsters, 83.28 each, ‘5% lb. Bolsters, $4.13 each. Cirst floor. WHITE QUILTS. Four extra values for Monday. 11-4 White Crocheted, 6234, 10-4 Flench Dimity, Achoice assortment of Imported Traveling Shawis, in Scotch Plaids, Dark and Light Browns, Grays, Tans, Greens, &. —86.00to 818.00. — a A new lot of SA “Baker Patent” Horse Blankets has just been received. For durability they have no equal, BB Beware of imitations; none genuine with- out the horse stamped inside, (Second floor. -Lth st. building.) —— Is Anr Expnorery Depanraest. ‘The recent offerings have been very interest- ing. For Monday there is something that should command the attention of all inter- ested in ART NEEDLEWORK. In order to close out some lines of STAMPED LINENS We've made the following reductions: 1lot Fine Linen Centerpieces, with two rows: of herstitehing. ——Were 82.25, Now $1.75.— 1 lot Linen Centerpieces, with drawn work ‘end humstitehing. —Were 81.37. Now 1 lot Hemstitched Centerpieces, —Were $1. Now 7c. — lot Hemstitched Centerpieces, —Were Se. Row 500, — 1 lot Fine Linen Serviettes, with hemstitching and two rows of drawn work. —Wore G5and 87. Now 50c.——= Llot Fringed Serviettes, —Were 40c, Now 250,— 1 lot Cut-edge Scarfs. —-Wore @2and Se. Now 50e.— (Third floor... -10th at. building.) ——o—_ WE ARE READY TO MAKE YOUR Sure Covens. LET US HAVE YOUR ORDER NOW. ‘Our importation of Linens for Slip Covers has arrived. Those who contemplate having Stip Covers made for the coming season are advised to make theirselections as early as possible, thereby securing greater promptness in the execution of the work than may beobtained Iater on when the rush begins. We handle the dest quaitty of LINENS for this purpo.e and employ themost efletent cutters and fitere, consequently can guarantee perfect satisfaction 4m all work.; ‘Samples and estimates promptly and cheer fully furnished, free of charge. ‘We are also prepared to promptly fill all orders of WINDOW SHADES, Send us your address and we will send » man to measure ‘your windows and deliver you an estimate free (Ath 8000, ..sssvvssseeeesseeeee ith st. building.) —— Lasex Derssrueet Announces the arrival of alineof © GALATEA SUITINGS ‘: ‘Tn an excellent variety of patterns and odlox for children's Kilt suits,” Alto a line of Crzanrxa ‘New patterns tn EMBROIDERY at 10 and 12% cta per yard Were unpacked this morning: these goods ‘should bring more money and are worth ‘more—but we bought them at a figure eo we could afford to sell at 10and 12% cts. per ‘Yard and win your approbation. _—_——— Is the fashionable Underskirt now. SILK, * Of course. In any number of beautiful pat- tern. See ours and get posted. 810 will buy 9 handsome one, —— Woauarrsns Axp Tra Gowss. A few more od sizes of Flannel Wrappers that were $6.50 and $6.75 reduced to $4.98. Also another lot reduced from $8.50 to 87.25. ‘These are made of ali-wool flannel ‘with Watteau back and full ruffle around the skirt. About one dozen Challie Wrappers, rang- {ng from $5.98 to $7.25, Reduced to €5. Another lot of Challie Wrappers with full China silk front. Reduced from $4.98 to $3.08. A tow sizes of Fine Tea Gowns in rich com- Dinations, ranging from $17.80 to $19.50. Reduced to #15. : Afullassortment of Blanket and Eider- down Wrappers always on band. Axawie Every Dar, Entirely new designs mn Jewelry. We Orvree Fox A Fiw Dars ‘The balance of our 14-karat Gold Friendship Rings with real diamond chips. Special, 82.50. Regular price, €3.98. Also Scarfand Lace Pinsin solid gold, @iamond chips, $2.50. Come early and secure best desixns. All of our 2c. Breastpins and Scarfpins, for 3 days only, 19¢. choice. A full line of 15c. Bandeaux for the hair. Tomer Srectarries. Cameron's Tooth Tablets only 10c. Best Enzlish Cold Creain, 9c. per jar. Bazin & Sargent's Best Tar Soap only 0c. per cake, Ponzonina, an elegant skin tonic, only 50c. per bottle. Eastman's and Woodworth’s Best Triple Extract, '-ounce botties, only 10c. per bottie. : Sachot Powders, in all odors, only 5c. per bottle. Ov " >. t-Or_Tows Prope ‘Can address our Mail Order Department. All- information cheerfully given. Mail orders Tecetve immediate consideration. L A NNN BSSy L AA NNN L KA NXE Le AAA NNN tun AA ON OXN RR Gi n Pe Ue wR SS FOG Be EB EE boo ANE BBB uu RR GG H it aa BI RRR 00 ae B ‘ RoR OO Code ‘RBI as 3 aa* fed £ E “oo =r Sevesra Srncer. The absolute freshness of our medi- eines ia the atrongest point of their popularity. FeS. Wasa & Co. ‘There is no preparation which ts ‘used 20 extensively by physicians | in their practice as Phosphatic Eznul- sion of Cod Liver Oil, and the patient ie always cautioned by the doctor to ‘get it fresh.” ‘The vaine of the remedy de- pends upon this important requis- ite, without which the results are seriously finpaired. We have such @ steady demund for this rem- edy that we find it necessary to “*make it up” almost daily, thus in- suring to our patrons its Absolute Freshness. As to its preparation we have adopted the Official Formula of the District of Columbia, which has the indorsement of the leading physicians of the city. As to inere- dients, we use ouly the very best that money can buy. So you see we are prepared to meet your demands in this line with unrivaled facilities, But fhe point which will interest you most is this, that we sell our III RE Cloth, 1 be =e 65 Cexrs Per Pris. Ion't thie a tittle lower than you | paid For your last bottled F.S. Wuxass & Co, DRUGGISTS, | UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE, es To Ova Farexvs Is Tur Govermasr Derarreeste. fou will have holiday Monday, ‘Washington's birthday, and we pro- pose to make its pleasant and profite- bie day for you by offering on that day Until Zo'clock p.m. » number of EX- TRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN FUR- NITURE, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, &. ‘These represent but a few of the many. ‘We shail call them ‘Washington's Birthday Barxains.” Wasmrscrows sirapay anoarxs 1x Wu UPHOLSTERY GOODS. Figured China Silks in « variety of art colorings. Reduced irom 61 to Ste. 3 pieces of Silk-striped Curtain Drapery. Reduced from #1 to 50c. S pieces of 50-inch Ficured Madraa art colorings. Reduced from $1 to 60e. per yard. G-inch Furniture Fringe. Reduced from 50c. to 23. per yard. SHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY BARGAINS IN TABLE COVERS, 48 Chenille Table Covers, 1g yards Square, fringed all around. Reduced from $1.50 to $1. lot of Cheutlie Table Covers, 16 yards square, plain. Reduced from @1 to Gee. 1 small lot of Extra Pine Heary ‘Chenille Table Covers, 2 yards square. ‘Reduced from $6.50 to 84.4" i Wasuxorows BIRTHDAY BARGAINS IN CHENILLE PORTIERES, 130dd pairs of Chenille Portieres, fringed and dado top and bottom: have Deen selling at €5.50, #6 and $6.50. Only $4.50 per pair. ‘30 pairs of odd Chenille Portieres ; have been selling at €¥and @10. Reduced to 85.85 per pair. 14 pairs of Moire Chenille Portieres, extra wide andextra heavy, fringe and Gado top and bottom. Reduced from $18 to 611.75. Wasurxorows BIRTHDAY BARGAINS IN SASH CURTAINS. 11 024 pairs of Swiss Muslin Sash Cur- tains, Lemstitehed, 3 yards long and 42 inches wide, at exactly baif price. Prices Lave been #3 to €7.50 per pair, Prices are now $1.50 to $3.75 per pair. “4 Wasurxeros's BIRTHDAY REDUCTIONS IN MUSLIN BED SETS, 5 Muslin Bed Seta, consisting of 7 pleces, viz: 1 Spread, 2 Pillow Shams, 1 Bureau Scarf. 1 Mat and 2 Tidies, Reduced from $13.00 and $15 to #850 er set. - Wasmxcrows sretipay BARGAINS IN Wa: CHAMBER SUITES. ‘Lot these stand for the stock. It is safe to say that their equals have Rever been and never will be offered again. 4 Solid Oak Chamber Suites, Sarge Pieces, French Leveled plate glass mir- Tor, Sixteeuth century fimish. Reduced from $37.50 to €27.50. 2 Soiid Oak Chamber Suites, 3 lange Pieces French beveled plate glass mir- ror, old English Gish, Reduced from 838 to 828.75. SHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY BARGAINS IN HALL STANDS. ‘We have culled out these few single Stands as illustrative of the reductions: Reduced from $16.50 to Reduced from $19.50 to Reduced from $13.50 to Reauced from $9.50 to Reduced from $26.50 to No. 109, Reduced from $18 to $14.75. Wasuryatows BIRTHDAY BARGAINS IN t PARLOR SUITES, ‘You should take advantage of these Prices—all the shrewd. judicious buyers Gre—for it is not likely that as low prices ‘Will ever again be quoted. 23 Handsome $75 Wilton Rug Parlor Suites will be closed out at $46.50, 13 Handsome 25 Wilton Rug Couches: ‘Will be closed out at $17.75. 9 Handsome #15 Wilton Rug Divans ‘Will be closed out at 69.90. 16 Handsome @12 and @15 Platform Rockers and Arm Chairs. richly uphol- stered in silk tapestry. silk brocatelle and silk plush, will be closed out at 89.90. 11 Wilton Rug Side and Reception Chairs, left from suites; worth $7 to $10. Only $5.25 each. Juries Laxsscnon, COR. 13TH AND F 8TS. N.W. lcs ia taeei eg EBUILDING SALE!—LADIES’ 80c._ MUSLIN R's we usin 2 12%gc. Lama Cloth. f620-6t Tsnow DRE of the reliable 36-1 4-4 inc} #-inc! Sane! inch wa yout Goo! We ha bo" 1 aatgBevpthe shove materials in all the fushionadle ms, embroidery trimmed. 4M. Mi ‘einbroidery trimmed, 250" BLUM'S, 745-747 Sth st. se. BEDFORD COND, Rio. hase ENTERPRISE, 2241 Lith st."20. Ds. - OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT Jete with all the latest fancies in SPRING 8 WOUDS.. Tine Gepattiuent has ever been one est stocked in this city, and in point of warie'y, ‘and (ote prices 38 excelled by bone: ni Checked Wool Sutines.. 1h Woo! Suttines. worth’ h Plain and h Plain and Fasy Broadclothe: 3 aported silk ad Wo uty Camel's Hair Stripes and Plaids Bedford Cords, worth #2, st ver and compare ities and. Whether Hog nd prices, you care to buy or not JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ‘713 Market apace. UILDING — 3, \0e- ber yard. 5a? PRINTS, 2ie,, Se. COTTON. Sie. 620-10 hh beh Lith eee Baxrpxzss Cunzep By Nature's Remedy. Roots and Herts. A ‘written guarantee will be given to all. Dz. J. Sexuzs, DERMATOLOGIST, Sole proprietor of the celebrated E, H. R. ELECTRIC HAIR RESTORER One bottle will produce new hatr or money refunded. 1327 G st. n.w., near 14th, for the winter. Our remedy is infallible for producing ‘New Hair on Bald Heads, stops the hair fall- tng, cures Dandraff, Eczema or any Chronic Disease of the Scalp, Mustache or Whiskers, Compliments of Dr. J, SEMMES, 1327 @ st, near 14th, ven Violet beanty varies, ‘The vigorous health and araple size of theese in today's jot ‘make them attractive, Such ts ‘the bigness of the supply that we have ze ‘duced the prices. ‘If you have called, call arain and see our |G BALE!— 306. 8 NOW i we Weiniow hades, BLOM 745-747 bet we. 020-0 Twexrr Pex Cexr Discounr ON HAVILAND CHINA, ‘To make room for new open stock Gecorations from Haviland & Co., ‘We will close, out three decorations ate discount of twenty par cent. ‘The dovorstions are all good and ‘quantities not large, Wranarz & Euoxsrox, 1205 Pasa Ave i WAMITRTTTeTTETTTsranTTTTTaTy PAP SUADAE aD ADA a? aT aT ANAT A TAN ANAT AT ATA TA wlOcw ROYAL 900 PA. AVE. x. ieee | Bets Tux 22> | GLORIA -!: Por Every One, * MONDAY, FEB. 22, * ‘Weclose our store at 1 p.m. 5 HOURS DEVOTED GLORIA To Dispensing ***** | Gronta a } GLORIA -™ GLorY. To Everybody. GLoRY. 500 NEW vey, For this Glorious Occasion. Every customer can have ome . GLORIA 300 Assorted "Gloria" | GLORIA | Umbrellas, mans = GLoRS. facturer's Lory. ples. Sizes, 24, 28, 28. 30, pare- fon frames; the @iarticn ror 48c Only one toa customer. GLORIA ithe’ GLORIA = inate te “= carer LOO sn aan paragon fram fancy oxidized handles the @1.35 | GLORIA = | torr. | 5Q)"More” Cmabretias, Gtory. | Winch pa 2 frames, sticks and ring han- dies; the @1.50 arti. ele. 80 ocomn. Only one to a tustomer. — ™ ~ GLory. Lory. | GLORIA) — fancy handles; GLORIA GLORY, | Only one to «customer. | euory. Open until 1 o'clock p.m. Mon- day, Feb. 22. So if you want Poot these indispensable Rain | oronta Petersen within that dim e ited time. “| _— ™ GLORY.) ++ A, Kaoru. . | GLORY, ** 909 PENN. AVE. N.W., oe ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS, n & ry Qreveeseennes sstnnenersnnens aamees R. B. Gnovez & Co, FACTORY aT 1103 PENA. aVE, 017,20 EXT TO STAR OF FICR, Ww "Orpandien, Se: Se. Chaliien, Be. ENTERPRISE, 1261 11th ot. Tus Gas Arrtiaxcs Excuaxon, (of Washington, (1628 Bow York ave. nw. (All Kinds of Ges 4 pprances for domestic, manufae-