Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1892, Page 4

—_— 7 ‘ SVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY THE EVENING STAR bas ao regular and | tow in Washington three | Himes Ini ef any other paper | im the city. As a local NEWS paper and | Advertising Medium it has ne competitor — Americans have become accustomed to praise} wr FT, the founder of the national capital for his wise foresight in planning the city ou a seale that men of his day seemed ridiculously extrar® gant. Before the completion of the beg ot tury of the city’s history, however. (Sti) Lave completely justified the expectations the founder, and, further, ba — ere that evep his prophetic vie wondertel was, did not fully comprehend the posh the city. For some years it has been ere that provision must be made Lor eee hatte eal growth of the city. fan Perere Tt) fixed by the original plam. — pie ian complished now at comparatively Or CO years hence will involve fabulo Measure to whose promoters borer pe rset of the same eome much praise of th — Se arate to the founder of #l Soak Park +, which will soon, it Is expected, be carried into effect by te President's ap- ae oval of the awards ™ aemere, and the final sct# of the. commis weer an ag ibe grouud and making the setamuents provided for on the iands espe- cially beveited by the location of the park. The Sank plan wax siopted by Congress after a Ferefar coosideration given it both by mem- ody aud by many officiais—a con- Hoventox Mra. Co., 1218-1220 F STREET, Was, Dearse Wrex Exon Mancu 5, Orrex 3 Panton Sorrzs- Formerly $70. Now 947.85. eo. + 939.00. $190. + $138. 6 Bev Roow Surres- Forsherly 854, ant. oak, immense glass. Now $30.00 Pepe evidett that million or so expended ‘ow would save a fature outlay of many yillions # protect the city from the evil con- Zequences of the transformation of picturesque Rock creek intoan open sewer. The further "eso oo 0.50 evusideration that this wise preventive measure z woald give to the national capital s suburban ~ eso 861.00 perk of noble dimensions and add greatly to ie the beauty und attractiveness of the city com- ~ wo “ 862.00 mended the project. It isa matter of con- a @rattlation that after so many years of effort ~ gis0 * $14.25 the park is now nearly an accomplished fact. eh ee Many obs:ructions have been overcome by “930.00 $22.00 ‘those who earnestly advocated the measure and whose wisdom is now generally approved, as well as by those to whom has been confided the daty of carrying into execution the law of Congress, But im the bappy consummation of their labors, which it is now hoped is near at band, they will, it is believed, receive some re- ward in the grateful appreciation of their suc- cesstul efforts by the community which will enjcy the benefits flowing from them. + ‘The Commissioners recommend placing the Girls’ Reform School ou the grounds belong- ing to the Reform School for boys. This action is based solely upon the grounds of economy. It in to be hoped that Congress will not follow this recommendation. Long experience in schools of this kind has demonstrated the great error in placing the two sexes of this class con- tiguons to each other. In many similar insti- tutions throughout the country where hereto-| Pa fore the two exes have been under the same government and consequently in proximity they have been separated and either placed under different control or kept so far apart ‘that they never came in sight 6 ae A few thousand dollars might be ss beginning by placing the girls’ schoolon the Lowssr Paices. farm belonging to the boys’ school, but = the end it would be far more expensive. = "To keep the sexes apart avery high fence or Besr Goons. wall will have to be built around the girls’ school, and then force of officers will be re-| ro meroduce to you that wesball prove @heee: quired to prevent the boys and girls meeting jennee- each other. Besides, ina very short time the girls will outnumber the boys two to one. The Judges of the Police Court have said that the number of young girls in this city who should be placed in such an institution is unparal- Jelled. Consequently, should s portion of the boys’ school farm be set apart for the girls’ school, in a vory few years it would not suffice end more land would be required. The officers of the boys’ school say that it nee tall the land ithas. They admit that it bas a large tract, ‘put they say that less than one-third of it is waitable for cultivation; that every foot that can be cultivated is now needed for the support, ot the inmates, and that the balavce of the land consists of low-lying ma- lsrisl lands, chiefly swamp lands, and all entirely unsuited for habitation. ‘The trustees of neither institution favor this project. They condemn it as being impracti- cable and wrong, working great and lasting dix aster to both institution® It is hoped thas the ‘Commissioners will investigate this matter more carefully and consult with the trustees of both schools, and undoubtedly if they do 59 they will become convinced of the great mistake it would be to carry out their present recom- mendation. Both schools are au absolute necessity. It has been s crying evil for many years that there has been no place to send way- ward girls, and now that there ix a prospect of having such a place it is hoped by the citizens of the District that nothing will be done upon ‘the mere ground of temporary economy to in- the boys’ school and also hinder mate- rially the good results expected of the girls’ echool. BEST VALUE YOU EVER SiW~ Our word for it you are to see to your entire satistac- tion #f you will judge for yourself. Busy Cansiozs tions WE WILL SELL every other Baby Carriage ‘sold for $1 less than COST, or in other Words, begin- ning with Monday morning ss follows: First Baby Carriage sold s premium of #3 CASH WILL BE GIVEN Tathe purchaser, and then every slternate Carriage sold a premium of $1 cash, —Astollows:— ‘First cerriage sold at cost and $3 refunded. Second ‘Thira ow ‘and 61 refunded. Fitts and $1 refunded. And so on till 5D Carriages have been sold, Is Oruzz Wonps, And Twenty-five Dollars paid to introduce THESE ————--<-_____ Something may be std against the wisdow, | carriages Dat nothing against pdb courageof the ee German emperor. After the second riot yes terday he rode, almost unattended, down the leading avenue of Berlin and received the hearty plaudite of the people. Let this young ruler serve the public interests half as ansidu- ously as be craves the public admiration and he will secure both the ends at which a sover- Ocn New Marries HAVE ABRIVED. ©.g2 may aim without impropriety. hes + ‘The game in competitive checse-paring for ove political advantage at the expense of the wel- fare of Washington between a republican See- eco retary of Treasury and a democratic House g¢@ ay BA committee omappropris tionsisfairly under way. & ce = ten S44 The subcommittee brs followed the illogical ace and unreasonable me thod of handling this bill, rr for which the exaurpie has been set by the Sec-| §°S A Err retary of the Trear ury and bas gone him a bay,- 9 a4 i million better m bogus economy. aa oo The movement to have the chaplains Wrayer Printed in the Keeord is, it isto be bupnd, not inthe natere of an effort to exert a surveil- lance that will prevent him from using the same invocation more than onc. Whatever temptation there may be in tis direction, it is safe to soy that no one in the House can eatertsin © suspicion that the cbapisin has Yielded to it ~~ ‘The questions submitted to medical wit- Remses concerning the mental condition of Edward ?4. Field are with their answers cal- culated to create an im pression that the human mind ts a trike misty even when altogether oan ‘Se. TAPESTRY CARPETS. 42}c. per yard. $115 BODY BRUSSELS, 73c. per yard. 1.05 MOQUETTES, 70c. per yard. 48K OF THOSE WHO HAVE PURCHASED OF UB DURING THIS WEEK WHETHER tne WE HAVE MOT KEIT OUB Chile’s refusal to participate in the world’s fair is put oa the ground of poverty. It is to wom be regretted that the friendly relations so re- TILL MABCH 15 cently established should not be cemented by | participation ix this national eeleDmasion. ~ - = The definition statesman ga successful politician who is dead” is attributed to Thomas B Reed. A good crop of statesmen is prom- ised for the near political future. W.. W. Hovcaros Mre Co. ‘The South does not permit its politics and Prejudice to overlay its courtesy and hospi- 1218-1920 F BT. ¥.W. » ‘tality whea the President of the United Staves goes recreating down in Dixie. — As all who attended the St. Louis industrial conference seem to have had a good time there fs absolutely no reason to question {ts useful- new. ‘The phiegmatic German bids fair to rival > the excitable Frenchman in the matigr, of Restate s THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. Srame Sure Or Goro Paston Foaxrrvar. OF THE STOCK BRAND NEW, PRICE Cage soedcane VOT VUAUSNGUANNTUNUSTNNNS ‘— UAPARASLLELED 842.00 Gold Arm Window Chair, embroidered (ilk damask seat, Rediuced t0.,..... 33.00 Gold arm Window Ghair, embroidered ilk damask seat, Reduced to... $25.00 Gold Arm Window Chair, embroidered $38.00 Gold Arm Window Chair, embroidered j MONDAY, FEB. 20. TUESDAY, MARCB 1. THE ABOVE WILL BE arcarx Days, our Grrat DURING WHICH YOU WILL BE OFFERED New Sparse Mencnaxpise T Star RICE! Youknow a STAR PRICE is a BAVING PRICE. Be on the alert and come garly for the gooas sou select from the list below. Sdddddddddeddededdddddeds A Sian Exursrrtox Or 825.00 Gold Reception Chair, damask seat, duced t0..0e0- $17.73 €25.00 Gold Ottoman, with embroidered damask sat. Reduced to. 817.80 £90.00 Gold Reception Chair, plush sest. Re- Auced t0....-sereee. 617.00 $25.00 Gold Corner Chair, damask sest. Re- RE RER REO RRSURTRORERLOL ddddddedddedededdadedad A Smn Ovrorremty Is Guced to... aS scomesessss016,00 | THE HRW DESSERTS. M1 wm BPR, ERR ERE 909 ae it zl $26.00 Gold Reception Chair, hand carved back, Have You Trp Tse pi rad E Me EB 568 Fy plush seat. Retuced to... ‘We will have on exhibition and serve FREE at oar oulnesisor ass 28.00 Goid Reception Chalf. Reduced t merge Sok F €%.00 Gold Reception Chatr. Reduced Avrrnat Taste Jeux 38 E F $15.00 Gold Reception Chair, Reduced to... Axp Bag a $35.00 White and Gold Reception Chair with Lserrtat Crean Dessenr. pits Fry BRR, ex x go damask seat, Reduced to. $20.00 Nae ares tlt ote Br Ee HN NS G ca = pie Sr es Sot POOR ROHR ME GdO _- tar O prorrony’ eT BR A Ph atta Lesnzas, Ix Frowers Axp Riszoxs. Xwew fee MA Ber Ses, ww Ww AA 3 - SEE SAMPLES IN SHOW WINDOW. Sie, Geroation wreaths, 4icols, very: aie a wow RRA‘A Bus = A fine bunch of Narcissus Fiowers, 6 different LI. NEW AND EXQUISITE STYLES. Colors. Ou esesna ds bunch Ale : $3.90 zag inch i i Kg 7 | aa OR cre ono WILL BUY A GOLD LEAF RECEPTION CHAIR STHAT WAS BOLD REGULARLY LAST FALL FOR 85.00 AND DURING THE PREVIOUS SEASONS AT $6.00. ide” ie stom sPring shades for hats, dress trim- ming °F fancy work. see ait ae 2 = 2 ate un c. YARD. i Saad il 210g faces Sate Pine Hatin SET Gree arin inches wide Fine Satin ani Wibbous: new sprink shades for hats, dress trimuiing or fancy work. Re. & eo. He, jghz*lusive patterns wild marked prices exclasively low, Sar Oprorroxrres Ly Mostux Uspsuwean Axp Consrrs. $4.75 i 53008 Coutil Corsets, Whit For a SOLID OAK FOOT EXTENSION TABLE. n Sie 0, vARD, ca fone waist crs, pale ae ret inade Of French Cou- $2.20 111 55 7 oF Gray. PURE WHALE 1.25 pair In order to Lave the following garments distributed a widely as poambl- we wild coniine te eae to two dreces only to a purchaser. cagaios’ Muslin Drawers, hem andtwo tucks, good ‘Only 18c. pair.-— a pair. Ladies’ Drawers, lace trimined,two clusters adgitiee’ Drawers, lnce trimined.two clusters of tucks Srar_Oprorrunrries xp Unperwrar. of Ladies’ 25e. Fancy le. pair Fors SOLID OAK NICELY FINISHED HIGH BACK ROCKER with turned spindles. Worth $3.50. $13.00 Gowns with sucplice heck, Peunned with Bambane FOR A SOLID OAK LADY'S WRITING DESK, gubrokdery, and tueerting, fibbou ted, yoke 1s bux: highly polished snd nicely arranged. Cannot be du- plicated for less than $18.00. Only twelve in stock. $11.75 FOR A SOLID OAK DESK, nicely finished and can- not be duplicsted for less than $17.00, Only eight in stock. Gowns with Grows of lace inserting and 8 clusters of 7 ows of lace in tueks in yoke, sleeves lace trimmed and tucked. Skirts with hemstitched ‘Nambune rule, 3 wide emstite tucks above, excelient muslin. ais ——Unly aie. each. — ekirigwitn eee es ruffle, 2 rows of Al tal val jn broidery- erfilno gnecial values “in finer lace or em =—$1.25 to 86 each. — A Suz Ovvonrextry Ix Israsts: ‘or short sien a ie. each . Mfooest ribbed Vents, mediuin weet high ‘neck, lous weev Soe. euch Sraz Opronresrres Is Brasxers Axo Comrontanizs. A Discount of 2 0 THE ot 8 tp PER CENT EAR CHEAPEST BED ROOM 51 ‘THE WORLD. Been Ml us —— Will be allowed off the marked prices of all Blankets it ooo Solid oak. Consisting of Bed, Bureau and Washstand. | aud Comfortables. © 9 pen cent hi Mw un aL German bevel mirror in bureau. Price Wy Of the mark one tyes prices of anything in the department. $13.00, FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. Stan Oprortusittes Is Lixess, arstics, Keo. 4-4 -*Fruit of the Loom” Bleached Cotton in 10-yard or! Xew Spring Coats (long oF short), 8, leugths, warranted “Fruit of the Loom, Afxhaus, Terms cash on or bifore delivery. Wt ss oe W, By Moses & Soxs, a sa Stax Oprorrvsites Tx Corram VLau Axo F Sra N, We | SuDempk Torct*355 on ne, netant cau PARTMENT. rders. Star sale price, 1c, Sainch Bie ‘atte br mast in ts 1 Nottingham Curtains, STORAGE WARE HOUSE, 2.0 to 45, new patterns, Lace Curtains. 50 and Lace Cartan 22D AND M STS. N. W. 1t — — ack Suz O: ‘0 pate TAR 'PPORTUNITIES 4 + I Ix Sratxo Dress Goons. F HOUSEKEEPERS OF THE PRESENT DAY ef Sieh All wool Suitings in spring styles, beeutiful lect WERE COMPELLED TO SUBMIT TO THE EX- 44 = 8% 00 4 ain ‘New desixns in Chenille Portieres, 4 colors, Black ACTIONS OF EXCLUSIVELY CASH HOUSES Py} ® Wo. yaRD, —— ames 86.45 DOMESTIC COMFORT WOULD BE A RARITY wt Oo $12 t0 815 Pirurea Sit Baloo Citcitie Fortiore, AND DISCORD WOULD REIGN IN EVERY | ,{0,inch, All-woo! Cheviots in chocks and broken —oxty $7.28 par — ieee’ — 82: ring designs in 6-4 Frined Chenille HOME. —O 50c. Y Palle Gove 185 each, sty JUc. Yarp.— 1.68 4-4 of the 1145 enc BOT HAPPILY FOR ALL, IT COSTS NOTHING | 912.50. ¢15and 10 Spring Dress Robes ta very | Sehr st ful dest NOW TO SHARE IN THE BENEFITS OF OUR “$7, 50 "E 2 . ACH. — EQUITABLE - CREDIT Sersxe Opportunities omen, Is Suxs Axp Gixonaus, WHICH PROVIDES EVERY CONVENIENCE At ey THAT CONDUCES TO YOUR COMFORT, YOUR H & & PER CENT INENS, Xo. HAPPINESS AND YOUR PLEASURE, YET Tt My Stam, pa Pillow Shame Disconat off of al Pisin and Fancy Silks, inclu Spring and suouiner styles of plain and printed 13 ED CRINS SILKS? 'X rare opp rvaniy ‘when you “onsider the lowhess of the marked prices Oe nisof GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHAMS in now and pretty designs. Cannot be bought eleowhere Under Zoe, u yard. We will sell these during the Siar Sale at the exainpled pric COVETS NAUGHT SAVE THE PROMISE OF A TRIFLING PORTION OF YOUR WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS IN RETURN FOR THE BENEFACTIONS IT SHOWERS UPON XOUR- Monte Bibs. Seagrass Sanen Scaris, knotted frine, Yincuce rf M588 Anoh OF SELVES AND YOUR CHILDREN. Mt ae nok Open work Linen Beatta: OUR PARLORS ARE REPLETE WITH A HAND- q ac 4 YARD. titel i B38 SOME LINE OF MERITORIOUS WARES, ALL SOLD UPON CREDIT, runt < 1 on Sara Sran Orrox pitta Sran Ovrorrusrrtes Ix Penrcwznies —— — Ts Haxpsencarers Axo Fyenve, sp Tower Anrricrzs, EMBRACING 1c, Plain White Drawn-turead or Colored Bor, FURNITURE, . Ibe. Plain White or Embroidered” Handker- CARPETS, MATTINGS, STOVES, BABY CARRIAGES, DINNER AND TOILET SETS, DRAPERIES, ‘oops Axp Jewzzar. WORKS OF RT, Purse with inside Sran Ovrorrusimzs = Rou eet Pocket Bock, Toute oe HOUSE & HERRMANK'S LOVES. He Steptene Siiver ai ige @1 5-hook Foster Lacing Gloves, spring shades, po and — CASH AMD CREDIT HOUSES, - ain a Sma Oreopgonmase Ix Dass ae 917, 919, 981 AND 983 7TH ST. boot ag: PAIR, Se, Se Mona FRBBONGS. Sal ap 81.50 “Peerless” G-button Gisce Gloves, gavee riage, te iach 1.5077-hook Susdes. sil’ shades. Fae pte LS Ngpeceate $027 exo mass. AVE. x. Ww. | 810s button Mouaaaetaire Siniey 03 ale we get at 3.00 20-buiton Mousquetaire Suedes, Bate | 92° Hest Wonpvsarct Casz Bancarss rg Ovronroxrries Sx, 2 O: wpomtmmecrs. [itera ie. donee io $h8 Bee olioa jie Stoth antowan Soe, Sees, pie Nice eres gana Mar. Pat TO YOUNG PEOPLE: ties ‘A Gold Watch and s placard bearing lowing inscripticn are displayed is Viane- gan's show windows yan & wealiet Totes vane neces ams oheees ot Cotumbte who unravels thiscipher: Pam oases TITrisiszies? BAUM'S ‘POPULAR SHOPPIN THIEF Scouxnner ABE NOT PRETTY WORDS BUT THEY DESCRIBE THE MAN WHO GIVES LESS VALUE THAN HR TAKES, Y MAN WANTS RQUIVALENT FOR CASH, AND ALL MEX ARE COR. CERNED IN THR FOLLOWING: To BUY ASINGLE PAIR OF SHOFS AT WHOLESALE 18 WELL: TO BUY AT THE FACTORY 18 BETTER-BUT NOT ALWAYS! BETTER BUY OF A WELL- INFORMED RETAILER WHO CARE- FULLY SELECTS THAN FROM A MAKER WHO OFFERS WARES WHICH NO RE- TAILER WANTS. LOCATION OF THE FACTORY 18 IMPORTANT; TWO-THIRDS OF ALL SHOES WORK IN THE UNITED STATES ARE MADE AROUND BOSTON.-CER- TAIN DISTRICTS MAKING WOMEN'S SHOES EXCLUSIVELY AND OTHERS MEN'S, AND IN THESE DISTRICTS EACH TOWN HAS ITS SPECIALTY, Abrsorox, mass. 18 4 VERY oD ‘TOWN, WHICH HAS DEPENDED ON IT'S SINGLE INDUSTRY (MEN'S FINE SHOES) FOR GENERATIONS. ITS GREAT ON QUALITY. OTHER PLACES 60 IN FOR QUANTITY AND MAKE CHEAP SHOES WHIOH “WILL SELL JUST AS WELL” a7 JUST ABOUT THE SAME PRICES! BUT YOU CAN'T WEAR MORE THAN ONE PAIR ATA TIME AND WANT QUALITY 18 YouRS. THE BAKER SHOE MANUFACTURING CO. DOES NOT HAVE TO RETAIL ALL ITS SHOES. FIRST-CLASS RETAILERS ARE GLAD TO BUY ITS ABINGTON MADESHOES! BUT IN LARGE CENTERS ITPREFERS TO GET CLOSE TO 7. CONSUMER. THIS IS BAD, OF COURSE, FOR MIDDLEMEN WHERE THE BAKER SHOE GOES FROM “MAKER TO WEARER,” FOR THE BAKER SHOE IS AS GOOD AS RETAILERS CAN BUY BUT SOLD AT LOWER PRICES THAN THEY CAN SELL, xow, THE Baxen Suor aaxv- FACTURING CO. GETS CLOSE TO THE CONSUMER BY CONTINUALLY STUDY- TO STEP ‘JUST "ROUND THE COR- NEB," BECAUSE IT SAVES IN RENT, AS IN ALL OTHER WISE WAYS—TO GIVE YOU GREATER VALUE FOR YOUR cash. tat Baxen Suor waxcrac. ‘TURING CO. PUTS CONSCIENCE INTO ITS BUSINESS AS A MATTER OF COURSE, JUST AS IT PUTS THE BEST MATERIAL AND LABOR INTO ITS PRODUCT, OR GUARANTEES EVEN ITS $3 SHOE TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFAC- TION, OR KEEPS ALL “BRIGHT WITH- OUT CHARGE,” AND ALL THAT. AKING ONLY DESIRABLE SHOES (WHETHER AT @3 OR @31) WE SAVE USELESS EXPENSE, ASK ONLY ONEPROFIT AND GIVE MORE THAN AN EQUIVALENT FOR CASH TO ALL MEN! COME AND SERt Tae Bazex Suozr 1490 NEW YORK AVENUE FACTORY AT ABINGTON, MASS. Rewyaxt Suez aT JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.'S, 636 Pa. ave, nw. 1c. OUR PRICE, 7c. Bleached Cotton, 10c. per yard; worth 12c. Damask, &c., ke., at great bargaine 100 Rolls Plain and Fancy Straw Mattings, All Ingrain and Brussels Carpets at cost. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 636 Pa. ave. ow, tezz Mas M, J. Hesr, 1309 F ST. N.W., DAY and WEDNESDAY, March 1 and 2, Canmanr & Lu, 828 7th and 706 K sts. nw. SPECIAL ITEMS OF INTEREST. work and knotted fringe. 25e, each. heavy, in Marseilles patterns. Only $1 each. $1.75 pair. ‘We aro showing extra values in Black Dress At 50c., O2ie., 75c., Be. and @l yard. A special offering in Men's Neckwear at Hand. You will pay 50c. for this Scarf elsewhere. CARHART & LEIDY, FOSTER ING ALL HIS NEEDS, AND ASKS YOU | at saycun df rmeciny 27, 1892-SIXTEEN PAGES. Masoracrenixe Company, 2,500 YARDS OF FINE FRENCH CHAMBRAY, COLORS—NAVY, LIGHT BLUE AND PINK-IN REMNANTS FROM 1 TO 9 YARDS, FINE QUAL- ITY AND FAST COLORS, REAL VALUE, 12% AND ‘Remmants of Wamsutta and Pride of the West 4-4 Remnants of Black and Colored Dress Goods, Table New arrivals Spring Dress Gvods, Scotch Zephyr and American Ginghams, Outing Cloth and Satteens. Announces a preliminary opening of TRIMMED BON- ‘NETS and HATS for early SPRING WEAR TUES- 1027 Extra quality of Pure Linen Huck Towels at 12i¢. Fine Damask Towels, with deep fancy border, open Size 22 inches by 45. Only One case of fullsize White Bed Spreads, extra One cass of Extra Size Honeycomb Spreads at Gc. each. 36-inch Cotton Surahs, choice beautiful styles. Only 123. yard. You will pay 15c. for them else- where. ‘The Genuine Foster Kid Glove at $1, $1.35 and S-button Glace at $1.50. Price for these has been 82. ‘S-button Suede Mousquetsire at $1 and $1.35 pair. Be, All the new colorings in Prince, Teck and Fourin- 928 7th and 706 K sts. nw. ES. Wooowann Axp Lornnor, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS ——— ° Ovexrxe Maaoeer FoR Srarxo Seasox Or '92, Terspar, Weoseanas. T Mascn Ler, 20 Axo 3». RSDAY, Over waixrey recerttos WIL BE TRE GREAT EVENT OF THE SEASON, ‘The magnificent pariors will be throws open and the pablic invited to mepect the very latest ideas tm Inrourep Parrers Harts A D Boxsers ‘The Paria contingent is here—yor can tell them at sight. They are Parisian to the last stitch. You will also see Tae Crratioxs oF Oc Ows Over Owx Lurorrarioxs Or Tue R IcHEST Mauuixeer Novexstes, Laresr Faraxs Or Fasmtox, Traznrss rescty ana veizhiness, iehtnese ‘nd grace to satisfy your inborn artistic taste. We can gratify you even if you prefer being so fashionable that the style borders on eccen- tricity. Or youcan go to the ober extreme ‘and select a head dress asdemurely plain as it 4s possible to make it However, styie is pretts much a matter of Individual taste. It sour business to Lave all of the proper sorts and yours to select what you like. There is a decided style and exclusive ness in each—an individuality mot to be found elsewhere, Te you nave no thonsht of buying and simply wish to piease your eye, cultivate your taste of add to your knowledge of current fashion, see the beautiful things we've «atbered bere. Youcan get more Bounet and Hat ideas in the ‘Trimmed Millinery Parlors im half and hour than you'll use inaseasou. Indeed, there are ‘80 many sorts of dainty, exquisite things that to mention them in deta wouid but bewilder you, 7" ‘THe comine occasion will show our pos- bilities im Millinery. All are cordially invited to participate with us in this Graxo Munzsenr Fere Over corps of etticient salesiadion will be Pleased to answer questions and give any de- sired information— Torspay, Wensespas, Tavrspay, Muaiery Pantoss. Lanies Spasa Overcarwests, Weve sever owsen SUCH A STOCK OF SPRING GARMENTS. The success and extreme popularity of our'Winter Wraps en- couraged us to make extrs exertions for your Patronage this spring. A waz THnoven ovr cloak Rooms REVEALS A MOST PLEASING SIGHT. Never in the history of the house have so many charming conceits in OVERGARMENTS ten gathered together. We have put more braizs ‘and pains into this stock than ever. EVERY CLOAK SHOWS IT; EVERY WRAP SHOWS: JT; COUNTLESS NOVELTIES SHOW IT. Avparextzy No Limit As BEEN SET ‘TO ONE'S CHOICE OF A WRAP THIS SEA- SON, and in price, in quality and design, the economical or extravagant, the plain, elegant Follow- ‘or whimsical tastes may be gratified. ing up this thought we mention: Navy Blue All-wool Double- sizes, sts ae All-wool Biase Sid wil tro fastenere an Gan iso be worn jazer. All-wool Cheviot Jackets, in / Black. Navy, Tan and Gray, bait | fined" with ie Surat, and | S04: t ed with two rows of large Fine All-Wool Twilled Refers, invy ‘Blas and Backe with two rows lance peari buttons, fad lined with all-eilk Greeny garment "Ail atsen. "* 10T8—PLAIN CHEVIOTS, BLACK, NAVY. TANS, BROWNS, GRAYS, MODES and MIXTURES, Rewxasts, Rewsaxra POR MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLE. 100 pieces Rest Floor Oticioth, Be. each lw manutecturer's samples of Best Body Brussels one wapufacturer's sampiesof Best All-wool Ingraim yards in remnants of Best All-wool Ingrain Cam pets, Be per yard 400 vars in remnante of Rody Brussels Carpeta, 8 to wi pieces, Ge. per yard sof Tapestry Carpets, Gto as per yond. Portiores, @1o per paie. Chenille Portiones, 3.50 per paie Former price #3 oe. 63 paar. 1 pair Tamboure Lace Curtains. #8 pair Price €15. 2 pair Taanboure Lace Cartains, @12 Pornee a Price €20. 1 jar Temboure Lace Curtains, €15 pair maces as, $15 pair Former pair trish Point Lace Curtains, 7 pair. Fe Brice #11, Wises shezosi 2 pair Irish Point Lace Curta pair. Fe aie 9 pair, Former 1 pair Nottinghaw Lace Curtains, 61.50 psir, Former Price 82.73, cham Lace Curtains, @2 pair. Tormer Price 83.50, 1 pair Nottincham Lace Curtains, #3 pair. Former Brice 85. 1 pair Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3.5 pair. Former Brice 85.50, 1 pair Nottingham Lace Curtains, #2 50 pair. Former Price 85.50, 1 peir Nottinghar Lace C teyair. Foruer Prive & 10 pairs Nottinetan 4 Silk Piusbes, all colors atr Pash, Laco Curtains sviled, Big discounts on ali Furniture and Carpets WASH. B WILLIAMS, HOST. N.W., DEALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, & Bry enPkian 33a 2a st Tux Srockixe Stony 999 UALITY— ABOVE ALL THINGS — MUST “rule the roost” in the necessities, Pit for WAY comfort—fasnion for looks. HOSIERY is not tied down tothe seasons. You buy as your nends de mand. We report from thie department as often as we have something tnterestine to say. Now is one of thome times. Weimarine, too. it comes in agood time for hot «few of you. We look out for the whole fenuily im, this matter—eo let ail hands attend, Tur Laws To Brows Wire WARRANTED PAST BLACK HOSE, with Rih-spliced heels aul tows, of the rexular jk ‘cont quality —inade special at cents a pair. er erade ot bs conte a par 3 for #1. FAST BLACK DKOF-STITCH HOUSE, im pat Black feet and fancy tops—> pair STKIPED PATTERNS, with Gouble 23 ot = beels and tors—25 it. TINE BALUKIGUAN HOSE, with double Degin ad tone pete 4 buat D Fast BL WAERANTE! JOSE, in boot Patterns, with assorted Tau and Gray tops pair, * Sith tops of aghter for: cents, for gi BOO S. in Tan and Gray feet shades cuutea pair, 3 SS. with hieh-apliond pair, 3 for #4. 1 BLACK LISLE THREAD BOOT PaT- cents & pai CK CUTTON HOSE, ‘hed, with duubie heals abl toes a0 ir BOOT PATTFENS, with tore Lave: Pemary ae mt cout a Tan Loy 40 cents a KON) URAY, BUlLLIANT LISLE BOOT LENS—-Paat Biach—40 conte a pate Ai GRAY IMPLILAL Lisi HORE ICH LISLE HOSE, -A1ED FAST BLACK BOOT Pag- sete tte »T BLACK HOSE, The, TLD F 4 par. WHITE HOBE—SGe, and and $1.08 a pair. SPUN SILK HOSE, in “evening” shades, 1.9% @ pair PURE SILK HOSE in Black snd all the fashiouabie iancy auaden, plain and boot pai- terms—22, $2.90, BS and BS.00 a pair. Cumpuess Hose. FRENCH RIBBED HOST—warranted Past Black—with doutir kuces, tues and heels conte a pair. Alt nizen from) to 06 DEKE KIBBED HOSE ta Tau ahacee 0. INFANTS" FINE CASHMERE RIBBED HOSE, in Black ana White, with silk Lees and toss—We. s pair. Blae 4 10 Sy. Mess Hose. marked. This is fresh stock—every etiteh of it. The market does not hold anything newer or BETTER we can truthfully say. want to SELL your whole 15.00 | rométy ALL ue HOSTERY you wear. Satisfaction is the key to such a trade. HERE is ent. iataction. Prnnvs, “NINTH AND THE AVENUR® Establisbed 1840. Tetepdone 906. (Wett-knovwn.) ay (andy. SALE! Gir. AND S0e. TNORaIN RGaiwece now Sie. per yards dias am weet 745-747 Wh sta, ‘We are now selling @ good many VA~ (CINTHS—the **Miniature” variety. They are smaller tp bulb and flower than the geuuine Dutch Hyacinthe, but their colors. ‘and appearance are no lem pleasing. Suite ‘able for any occasion.