Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1892, Page 4

THE EVENING WASHINGTON: SATURDAY, March 19, 1992. other paper ‘S paper and Advertising Medium it has no courpetitor. ‘The action of New York concerning electro- €ution is of much interest to the country gen- erally. It is safe to say that if this method of capital punishment is aliowed to stand in that state it will be generally adopted. If the author- ities decide, a8 is wow proposed in the state legislature, to return to hanging tue publie Prejudice against a departure from custom elsewhere will be encouraged. It has been argued with a good desl of earnestness that this use of electricity will throw a stigma over electrical interests in general, and electric light companies have been most persistent op- ponents of the electroci::ion But not all the electricians take this view of the matter. Ekectricity is of the sensible opinion that elec- tricity is no more affected in its use for other urposes by this use than the rope is ¥ its employment in execution by hanging. Eeectricity, in an editorial which may be cepted as unbiased as well #s intelligently formed, gives voice to the geners! impression that a return to banging would be a backward step toward barbarism. It say “The reports which have come to us through the daily press in regard to the electrical executions which bare already taken place go to show that death has been almost fustantancous in every case. While this has iby a few witnesses, almost all eded that loss of consciousness has followed immediately on the application of the current. The muscular action which bas been noticed cannot for a moment be attributed to |ny conscio: the part of the criminal. purel: action — ‘ roduced by applying a current to the Bares ata somaed viele bas bee Good fax some time; in fact a most vigorous lar ‘action can be set up ina dead body in this way. + © © On the other band, what is the case fin regard to the executions on the gallows? Here deeth seldom occurs under seven or eight nd it 1# sometimes delayed until twelve or fifteen, and it must be caused either by strangulation or by breaking the neck of the condemned. In the latter case couscicus- ness is lost almost immediately, and death is robably painless. In the case where it oceura Ey stranguiation, which it does. inmost in- stances, death takes place slowly, and con- sciousness is maintained for a period of sev- eral minates. Amn instance of thix may be re- called in the case of the Chicago anarchist Parsons, and no more revolting a ene can be jmagined than was his execution on the gal- Jows. ‘Zhe cap slipped from bis face, and tor three or four minutes bis #uffering was plamly depicted on his face and we Vivlent contortions. Contrast this with the Present mode of execution. and it seems that any question as to the desfrability between the two methods ean hardiy arise, and it appears to us that Mr. Stein im trying to repeal this act has allowed bis feelings of repugnance, under the impressions of the moment, tu get the bet- ter of bis calmer juégment.* - ee One of the finest possibilities of university minutes, extension in the United States is in the aid it Will give to ambitions workingmen. The Feder- ation of Labor, with perkaps other organi: tions of labor, bas, through the endeavors of some leading minds, undertaken to press the Amportance of the subject upon the people in- terested directly. Following Mr. Maguire's eloquent speech at the national conference of Bniversity extension the Philadelphia workmen ave started a movement looking to the estab- lishment of centers for the extension study f political economy. This course might well be supplemented by one on American and British history, second on the industrial oovemest from the most ancient, times to the Present, a third on sociology and perhaps a fourth on comparative politics, giving the origins of government and the progress of free institutions among the Arran peoples. Such Droad instruction would doagreat deal to solidify the just demands of labor and restrain ‘the impetuosity of the rasher but well-meaning spirita Iteannot failto have the effect of bringing labor and capital ton better under- Ptanding of the matters in ecntroversy between them. + The iong-expected resignation of Chancellor Caprivt bas taken place. The occasion might have been sometining elxe, but as a matter of Jact it was the education bill which the kaiser wanted modified, but the minister desired to Bave stand without amendment. The kaiser has always seemed to be attached to Caprivi nd Caprivi bas undvubted!y always been Mauch attached to the kaiser. The latter's at- echmen's probably ure no deeper in any case Yhan the imperial whim of the moment and the supposed imperia! interest. If the suc- cessor of Caprivi, the late Finance Minister Miguel, shall have zo better hoid on the } Asgvodas you could desire for all sleeping quality, Raiser fections than bad it is not likely that he will find in the office & bed of roses, unless it be a bed of roses with all the thorns left on t The kaiser’s serofu- Jous car discommodes Germany as well as the — guilt of the convicted Dye was so well estab- Bisbed that they con: possibly escape the penal of so heinous @ crime, the Virginia mob might well have per- mitted the law to t Lynch law Seldom aide jaw, but obstructs it One case of mob execut, 2 a whole communitr—becetting feuls among neigh- Bors and taking away public respect for law Gud order. oft Murderers Hefin « its co — - ‘The anarchist element in Verlin and Paris cuity seeiali At the former place the appeared on two aves of victims of the on of 18 the celbrants had vev- eral skirmishes with the police. These fever- Ish symptoms, with the outbreak in Paris and the rioton Unter den Linden. sug- Gest that Europe bas stirring times abead. es Bir. Porter's opinion. presented to the con- fas committee of the House, that a permanent bureau is the only means of securing a satis- Zsctory count should have a» great deal of Weight. It comes from a man who isin a posi- tion to know exactly what he is talking about. ‘The sentiment in faver of the permanent Bureau ie great and rapidly increasing. It is fhe ouly means of securing satisfactory returne for the money expended —_ + ____ Notwithstanding the reported efforts to boss heir decision the House committee on elec- fions bave decided in the light of the testimony fb the case end im accordance with the indi- Vidual cousciences of the members by an al- Bost unanimous vote to unseat Mr. Kockwell, Gemocrat, and seat Mr. Noyes, republican, in the New York cottested election case. ee The bill for remodeling and maintaining the bathing beach is expected to receive active at- tention. It ts « project that is worthy of care- ful consideration. The demand for the beach bas existed for « long time, and now that the enterprise is well on ite feet it should be en- @ouraged. placed on th an i ——_$<o-+-2—___ A Kentucky journal agitates the race ques- fion in an insidious round-about way by calling ettention to the hen roost depredations that are taking piace south of the Ohio. - so Thore is no danger of Hill's dropping into obscurity. His enemies effectually remove any such denger as that from his path os at, If Emperor William was not mentally unbal- anced originally, he is having euough perplex- ity to warrant bis becoming so. —e ‘The American colony in Europe seem bent on seandalizing the age in which they flourish with such tropical rankness. ore Perhaps it has not occurred to pugiliste that they could facilitate their business by the em- ploy ment of stenographers. Full size Straw Maitre Puil size Shuck Mattress.. W. H. Hovenros Mew. Co. 1218-1220 F ST. N.W. Seectars For Werx Expire Mince 26, 1892. Nexr Wees. MARCH 21 TO MARCH 26 WILL BE KNOWN AS OUR Great Benorxe Wee. 1 SET, 7 IN NUMBER, OF Beo Suars, 50c. FOR ANY SIZE BED, Wine Wores Bep Svarxos 4-416 FEET—ONLY SIZE AT THIS PRICE. AND THIS WEEK ONLY—WORTH 83, NOW 81.80. Tus Goon. Now for the Banoatxs Gaearesr We have ever offered, As follows: Our grea: ‘This isa splendid Mattress. Ask for our No.7 Mat- Ham-Tor Savex Marrness, $5. tress, for this is the name we have given it, All-hair Mattresses, No. 4... All hair, No. 3... All hair, No. 2. ‘Not goat batr, BEST TICKING. 4 PURE SOFT SOUTH AMERICAN HAIR, Asitis CLEAN, COMFORTABLE, RELIABLE. For 40 Lus., Oxx $10. ‘The best chance you ever had to buy A SUIT OF Marrzesses Is Wasurxerox, SEE IF WE WILL PROVE THIS TO YOUR SATISFACTION. Ocr Great Sate ir New Marrises Next Wasx Axso. SEE PosT MONDAY. W. H. Hovautox Myc. Co., 1218-1220 F STREET WN. W. reso We Recousexp As 82.60 2.75 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY,“MARCH 19, 1892-SIXTEEN PAGES; Mesr Repvce Ovn Sroce Or Fotome Bus. 100 DIFFERENT BEDS TO SELECT FROM, INCLUDING MOST OF THE CBLEBRATED MAKERS, Fotvisa Bens. fo %0 1 Solid Mahorany Wardrobe Up- right Bed. with very bere! late igirror, beautifull: 1 Boi Quittered Oak Com aro beret. — = 150 1 Solid Oak Finely Finished Com- Oe eee Dination Parior Cabinet Beds, 130.00 100 00 1 Selig" Gait Combination, Wart robe, Chitfonier, "eek snd Bed, 14000 108 00 2 Pine Oak Beds, with larve Frenci bevelspiate matron, 132.00 10000 1 Antique Oak Ooibinaiion Ha: veal and 125.00 85.00 2'Rntique Usk Upridit Folding Tiree French Steretat™ 7" 195 99 100 00 prench bever plage arte 1 Antaue Oak Folding Bede Snely Inished, large aulerer and of bs ion ani 10500 85.00 13500 105 00 12300 8700 8500 © @5 00 6200 4800 best of w: shel page se gote My Fisica vy. S22 «200 FE ae a Double ty _ tation warnut or ash. 3500 27 00 Srrcruaz Nortce. EVERY BED GUARANTEED TO BE IN GooP CONDITION. REDUCTION MADE ONLY BECAUSE WE ARE HEAVILY STOCKED, IT I6 A GREAT OPPORTUNITY, ASK TO SEE OUR COMBINATION WARD- ROBE AND FOLDING BED FOR @28. UPRIGHT PORTIER BEDS WITH GOOD ANTIQUE OAK FINISH AND INCLUDING WOVEN WIRE MATTRESS. Reduced from S20zt0 815. Goxx Fotprse Bens. WE ARE DISTRICT SOLE AGENTS FOR THESE CELEBKATED PATENT COMBINA- TION BEDS. SEE OUR GOLD-LEAF RECEPTION CHAIRS THAT WERE SOLD REGULARLY YEAR AGO FOR $6.50 EACH AND WHEN D NEW NEVER SOLD FOR LESS THAN €5, NOW REDUCED TO 83.10. Exasse OUR ASSORTMENT OF WALL PAPERS. WE MAKE SPECIALTY OF THIS. OUR ENORMOUS LINE OF REPRIGERAT- ORS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES. OUR UNEXCELLED LINE OF BABY CAR- RIAGES, IN EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY AND AT ALL PRICES. THE LARGEST STOCK OF MATTINGS EVER CARRIED IN THIS CITY NOW.ON DISPLAY. Mogverre Carre, FIRST QUALITY AT 81 PER YARD. SECOND QUALITY AT 70c. PER YARD. Ww ow Ww RRR MM MM EF! wwww pep ST SA 07% 855s F a tid WwWwww Kee MMMMO Oss. rr Ss, Wwww 8 BM MMO Og SE og § Ww ow ERB CM MM OO ERE "ss" aa 5, 00 NN N as S58 9% RYN Ss #3 S333 VS asé* 8555 “oo NNN Sse8 7 F AND ELEVENTH STS. STORAGE ROOMS AND WAREHOUSE 22D ST. NEAR M. 1t Wir Tue Avrroacs Or Srrixo THE WORRIMENTS OF THE HOUSEKEEPER ARE INCREASED A HUNDREDFOLD—-THE PAR- LOK 18 & CHAOS, THE DINING ROOM DIS. MANTLED, FLOOR COVERINGS IN SHREDS, FURNITURE THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE DI- LAPIDATED, AND, WORSZ THAN ALL, ¥O MONEY ON HAND TO REPLACE THE DEVASTA- TION OF A LONG AND SEVERE WINTER. SUCH TRIALS WOULD OVERPOWER THE STRONGEST DID NOT A STAR OF HOPE ARISE IN OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, WHICH BRUSHES ASIDE WITH A MERRY LAUGH THE MEMORY OF PAST DISTRACTIONS AND RE- PLACES THEM WITH COMFORT, CHEER, GOOD WILL AND HAPPINESS, ACCEPTING IN RETURN A TRIVIAL SUM FROM THE STORE OF YOUR FUTURE WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS, AS YOUR SENSE OF HONOR MAY DETERMINE EQUITABLE AND RIGHT. ‘THE FOLLY OF LIVING IN THE MIDST OF DIS- COMFORT MUST BE MANIFEST TO ALL HOUSE- KEEPERS, SEEING THAT CONTENTMENT CAN BE PURCHASED WITH NO OUTLAY OF READY MONEY. FORNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, DRAPERIES. REFRIGERATORS, BABY CARRIAGES, VAPOR STOVES, AND WORKS OF ART. HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 919, 921 AND 923 7TH ST. AND 6936 MASS. AVE, N. W. mhi9 91.26 Silk Gloria Cloth Umbrelias, now 980, 3 er eS 3,3 2t ‘J = ‘feat bus = 4 DRESS GOODS SURPRISE! 5,000 yards of 38-inch All-wool Cheviot Suitings in twenty different cclorings of mixtures, checks and plaids. These are all new avd desirable styles and have never been offered by any house for lew than G0c, Our surprise price, 39c. Pir Yano. A BLACK GOODS SURPRISE. 5 pieces of 46-inch Silk-fnish Wool Henriettas—the regular $1 qrade. Our surprise price, 79, Pex Yano, LADIES’ NORFOLK WAISLS, All-Wool Plaited Norfolk Waists, Navy Blue, Cardi- maland Black. Reduced from 83.25 To $2-75 Excu. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ‘713 Market Space. Ox, No: It's not true that we keep high-priced ‘Shoes; they're big arade at low prices, And it 4dn't cost anything took at ‘THE BAKER SHOE. malo Caxpy Mave If you haven't yet tried a box of our CHOICE CONFECTIONS, do 80 at once, 1490 N. ¥. ave. LATES, NOUGAT, ROAST ALMONDS, Sc. im endless varieties and favors, - ‘CANDY, fresh every howr. 10TH AND F STREETS, WELCKER’S HOTEL, 15TH ST. malo 4 44 44, 44 isaq itt td = em Pry wanza gant Suzwe fi a On Monday. ww an ER ‘eee LET ESE bag: A. § HH ER Ww wo Hiee R i bee At Palais Eoyal. Wa TrT1T SweF bl A? Seay Pasa i er Peek E Warr aster came earty last year and so aia the Palais Royal Spring **Opening.” We have our own great record to beat, Laces Ar Srecrat Prices. 7 ‘To property appreciate the special prices you mast ave correct idea of the maumitude and variety of the Palais Royal's late importations and kno of the qual- thies opered at the prices. For instance: Here are the Bow-knot Drapery Nets of Black Chantiliy lace at $1.35. of quality that will cost you @1.75 s yard elsewhere. The companion demi-flouncing is marked 50c., but may be claimed during this sale at bic. a vard. WE KNOW that such quality elsewhere is 59c. a yard. Tuere Ane Reasoxs For Aut Tins. Our Paris azent, Mr. Henri Kaiser, unintentionally telis you the whole story in aletter to our buyer. He writes: ‘As J anticipated, bow-knotjlaces are again ereating a furore, as are Point d'Ireiande and Gene laces, in Whiteand Belge. You will and your early tmportations will help you, as prices have advanced 10 andl 15 per cent.” ‘The fashion journals but echo the sentiments of our ‘agent's Parisian experience. In fact so much is the coming (ace craze recognized that the New York Herald lately devoted a column to the subject. J¢'s not a question of what garment or material on which lace miry be used, but when and where it MAY NOT be. The Valais Royal baving the advantage of @ res- ident foreign agent and the couraze to abide by his opinions is enabled to now claim one of the largest, best and cheapest lace stocks in the United States, only allowing as competitors the few giant Louses of New ‘York and Chicago. Ass an ittustration of superior quality linked with low price see the Black Silk Point d'Ireland Demi Flouncings marked 50c.. which for Wis sale are reduced to bie. a yoral Tr requires s certain amonnt of experience to classify the new laces; Point d'Ireland, Point Gene and Point Gutpure are related, but differ in rank. You may be unintentionally deceived by those who call Point Gene by the name of Point d’Irelande. offer the Point Gene Lace in the fashionable Beike tint at nearly one-half the prices wide. 35c. yard; 8 inches. 25c. : 3 inches, 10c. inches widefor 7c. At first glance you'll think them as good as those more expensive; that they are as beau- tiful your eyes will tell you. Torstean an idea of the magnitude of our stock re- member that there are very many prices between the extremes quoted below and in some instances a score of different designs at each price: Point d'Irelande (White) Paint d'Ireiande (Beige). Point d'[relande (two-tone)... . Point d'Irelande (silk, Beixe).. Point d'Irei (silk, Black). Point de Gene (White) Point de Gene (Beige).. - to 81.50 yard Point de Gene (two-tone). 19c. to $1 yard Point Guipure (White and Cream)..14c. to €1.50 yard Point de Paris (White Point Applique (White). Torchon Laces (ali linen)... Chantilly Laces (Black silk). Chantilly Laces (demt-flounc Chantilly Laces (42-inch flouncings) Chantilly Nets (48 inches wide) Beaded Laces (on «ilk net). Beaded Nets (30 inches wide) 14¢. to 40c. yard 68 to $4.68 yard (Continued from Column to the ieft.) Conprisrxa Barcarss Or A Lye Tre Trrtesntaom thatthe aristocrats of the Bric-e-Brac family are brought before the vulgar (1) faze of the ‘World to be disposed of at prices that belong to the common herd. The bargains of a life time are at the Palais Royal. Littleand Monster Urns, Vases, &c., in rare designs from the famed potteries of the world. Only about 320 pieces, xo that the gems of the collec- tion must de looked for on Monday. To facilitate the selling we bave divided thestock in lots, not very par- ticular toa dollar or so in the worth of each, a hint fo connoisseurs. Lor 1_chotce tor 23.98. No exaggeration to state that pieces worth from @10 to $15 are in this lot. Lor 2 choice tor $1.98. Somewhat smaller urns and vases but just as fine ‘wares as in above lot, Some particulariy beautiful specimens of Royal Wes- teria, Trellis, Adderly and Majolica ware. q Lor 3-cnoice tor a1 Royal Leciesteris the sister ware to Royal Worcester, both the leading porteries of England. These larce vases, kee. Lor 4 cnoice tor 50e. Royal Liecester and other vases are in this lot. The Price will be best appreciated by those who are con- noisseurs. Lor 5-chotee tor 196, ‘We dare not claim much for 192. vases in an adver- tisement. You wouldn't believe the printer's type but ‘vou will your on eyes. coo x PH eS gs FT RSE H Ego ots BS HERE i Goa Sys8 Kk TON NN Ee E°CE PY Y ERP sSs Soo Fas yo WY Bes G66 Tus, “oo” “WY Eee 8ss8 7 44 ee aoe ue Mite Ges urve Pigucin of Biarritz Mousquetaires, such assold at the Palais Royal for the last ten years at ‘6c. & pair—trom 9 to 12.,m. and3 to 5 p.m. on Monday only. Not more than one pair to each caller. ‘Our spring importation includes all the new Nodes, ‘Tans, Grays, also Fast Black. Only thistoadd: Ap- preciativg the large business we do with clerks em~ ployed w kindred eatablishments we shalt be pleased to wait cn them with the same reapect and dispatch as given to other of our patrons. Mosxpars Dress Goons Spectra. Fi of AND FIVE CENTS A YARD FOR $1.25 Prns Asp Loxvox Surrixes. 1 ty ft 1 EH mu Sprctar attention inaskee to the width of these fabrics. The lesser quantity required for a dress brings the price to as little as charged for inferior moods even if you reckon we ask regular price. But on Monday you buy at $1.05 instead of #1.25 a yard. 45-inch Two-tone Bedfords, 45-inch 811k and Woo! Suitings, 45-inch Check Suitings, band borde1 45-inch Suitings, silk stripe bands. 40-inch Knickerbocker Suitings, 40-inch Crocodile Suitings... 45-inch English Tourist Suitings, Sd-tnch Foule Suitings., 54-inch English Broadclot 1.05 yard La Tosca Nets (48 inches wide). Le Tosca Nets (54 inches wide) -b5e. to €1.08 yard $1.75 to 82 yard Qror vaser asts your attention to the new Tosca Nets, which have much Jiner mesh and are aitogether more beautiful than any yet introduced, Those 54 inches are tobe much worn. The buyer knows how and when to use them, and will be giad to furnish all information. The very lovely new Lace Flouncings t #2 instead of 82.48 a yard and at $1.60 instead of ayard are not the least of the many attractions of this special sile. At 81 a yard are many designs: one pattern of a stripe and vine with small spray be- tween, another conbines crescents, dots and daisies, ‘aud sttll another of floral aud block; ail theseare 81.25 quality. Viarts wosort tnow now to stvertios. 18 you are told one evening of the latest uovelty, the chances are ihe next morning sees the arrival of the very latest. Thats why we are veiling headquarters. The very latest we can write You of is the Filmy Brussels Net, 44 yards wide, with lace border both sides and center dotted here and there with tiny sprays of flowers. The way of wearing is the thing to know. Not only does the veil cover the hat or bonnet, but It reacties to and below the waist or may be draped over the shoulder ‘The buyer will show you. Tae Paras Rova, A. LISNER, Corner 12th st. and Pa. ave. Patais Rovat Dazss Tarnxes. Tue price ist wit puzzle you. It isonly given to show the extent of the stock. In another paragraph you'll learn of somespecial prices for superior quali- ties. Biack Bead Gimps.. Black Silk Gunps... Colored Silk Gimups Silk Kilts or Girdles , Bead Kiits or Girdies,. Ribbon and Bead Gi Prensars tue Bead Giop at 60 yard is the best bargain of all. It sounds a high price, but you'll find that it is composed of a series of ornaments, that each cost but 7Scents and that but four are necessary to use ‘as azouve, which js all the trimming you'll want on the body of your new dress,unjess you count the girdle, which is really more to embellish the skirt. Girdle is an unsatisfcctory name for this 1892 combination. ‘The stomacher, the virdie and the kilt are combined, formiug an ornament which is perhaps the most stylish introduced for many years. We have them at €2, $2.68, $3, £3.35. $4and wradually rising im price to 912. “Here is one of steel beads, with collar piece to match, for only $6.60, that's a bargain. Here's one of the Old Blue Beads that sparkle like dtemonds; 28 fs a very low pricr. quality considered. ‘This one of Lace and Jet at at #12 is very besutifu, but not recom: mended to wear like those of all beads, Bor wo nsvethe airdies proper and Friacea separate. This Fringe, with heading of cut jet‘ornaments, is 96.68 a yard, but what a recherche trimming for bot- tom of basque and skirt front. You'll require less than one yard. The simple Girdles may be had from sup. Hene's. stytish peed Trimming in inverted scal- lops at only 83a yard: 13 yards suftictent for skirt The very latest effects, many of which are sold else- where as exclusive novelties at higher prices. All the best and scarcest shades. The Broadcloths, for in- stance, include Fawn, Tan, Mode, Castor, Slate, Gray, Steel, Resada, Gobelin, Heliotrope, Golden Brown, Garnet, Mahogany, Myrtle, Navy and Black. To watn a proper idea ot the qualities of the above ‘mentioned fabrics offered at $1.05 a yard it fs in place to poinsto our stock of 81 Dress Goods, which comprise ‘many usually sold at $1.25 yard. ‘Wide-wale English Bedfords for. Noveity Jacquard Bedfords tor. Silk Stripe Creponsfor.. English Tourist Suitings for ‘Silk and Wool Suitings for .. Storm Serge. $#-The last mentioned is showa in Myrtle and Tan, as well as Navy and Black. The variety shown in the other lots is equally comprehensive. BLACK WOOL DRESS GOoDs. 40-inch Priestley’s Silk Warp Henriettas. 45-inch Silk-finish Henrietta 40-inch Figa-ed Crepons, all styles , 40-inch Diagonal Serges, spring weight. 42-inch Surah Twill, new. 45-inch Nun's Veiling, worth $1.25. ay ee «C00 FER NX NITTT os8q ny oy Sof Kew SRY OT Sass FOR 500. Faxcz Woon Dress Goons. ‘Trese are cut pieces ttt over from last week's reat sale. Over 100 ienxths, not one of which contain less than one dress length. Some of the patterns are in the very scarce shades which we are finding tt digeult to duplicate. It is ever so with the most popular fabrics. ‘ an wm Myo O09 RR XN N TTTT sem My Occ KER NORN T Sus FOR Tue 39c. Daess Goons. ‘Test are not alt wool, though they look and feet like pure wool. They are bargain at 39 cents, sothat ‘20.cents will create such a demand that we must re- fuse more than one dress length to each customer. Thia is done not to restrict the sate but to avoid disap- Pointing late callers. Fuzxca Frowens Axo Riesoxs Palais Roval prices for Millinery, Ribbous, and ‘Flowers are so much less than milliners’ prices that you won't believe the goods are the same, not until you have seen them. Here are the new Nacre Ribbons’so much used as {streamers with the expensive hats and bonnets. They, indeed, look like mother-of-pearl, and the Palais ‘Royal's price is Sic. a yard. And here, too, arethe new Glace Moire Ribbons, 3 inches wide, at only 35c. yard. And Flowers! Twelve of these silk and velvet Poppies in bunch and only 30 cents. Six dozen of these lovely Violets for only 50 centa. These bunches of Chrysanthemums only ic. for choice. You'll no- tice they come in all colors and have rubber stems. ‘These bunches of Lilacs with much foliage are 80c. As special offering we include 1,000 Dunches of fine flowers at 48 CENTS FOR CHOICE. To choose from are bunches of Nastur- tinms, Roses and Foliege, Kagwed Robins, Field Dais- fon, Bine Belle, Hyacinths, Wild Roses, Hops, Chrys- anthemams, Buttercups, Thisties, Apple Blossoms, Cowslips, Jonquiis and Narcissus, Exsnowzars TN ARTISTIC, NEAT DESIGNS, MATCH WIDTES, IN ALL THOSE PRICED GOODS AS YOUR INCLINATION PROMPTS YOU TO EXPEND, ONLY THAT OURS ARE EX- CLUSIVE IN PATTERNS AND IDEAS. 98c. PER YD. FOR a CHOICE OF 28S8TYLES. AGOOD MANY REMNANTS: OF BETTER GOODS aT GETTING RID PRICES. Samr Wars For 250. Enxwroweren Fraxxeca, Py a BEWILDERING ASSORTMENT OF GOOD, WASHABLE PATTERNS, IN ALL SIZES. Be Le. 2c. 2a We Be, Leataen Goons. TBE FIELD FOR LEATHER NOVELTIES 18 BECOMING MORE FELT EVERY DAY. AT PRESENT WE HAVE A FINE LINE OF CARD CASES AND POCKET BOOKS WHICH. WE OFFER AT A VEY LOW PRICE. ONE OF OUR NOVELTIES 18 a SEAL LEATHER CARD CASE, MOUNTEDAT ONE. CORNER WITH SILVER BOW KNOT AND OTHER DESIGNS, ALSO HAVE THEM IN TAN, BROWN AND BLACK DONGOLA LEATHER. ONLY 50c. ANOTHER NOVELTY IS THE DONGOLA POCKET BOOK WITH FAN-SHAPE BOT- TOM. THIS 18 A VERY NEAT AND DE- SIRABLE BOOK. THE SHADES ARE BROWN, TAN AND BLACK. ONLY $8e. LEATHER GOODS-FIEST COUNTER, NEAR MAIN DOOR. SPECIALTIES AT OUR ‘Toner Deraxrwext, %-PINT BOTTLES OF BEST AMMO- NIATED BAY RUM. FORMER PRICE, 25c. SPECIAL PRICE, 17c. PER BOTTLE. EASTMAN'S LARGE SIZE FLORIDA WA- TER. FORMER PRICE, 4%. SPECIAL PRICE, 39c. PER BOTTLE. EASTMAN’S VERY BEST TOILET SOAP, IN ALL ODORS. ONLY 25c. PBR CAKE. OUR REGULAR 9c. FANCY BOTTLES OF COLOGNE. ONLY 50c. PER BOTTLE. HOYT'S GENUINE GERMAN COLOGNE. ONLY 25c. PER BOTTLE. BEST TRIPLE EXTRACT OF BLUE BELLS. ONLY 19. PER OUNCE. PONZONINA, THE BEST COMPLEXION TONIC. ONLY 50c PER BOTTLE. A New Deranruenr. DYEING AND CLEANING. LADIES DRESSES, PLUSH SACQUES, WRAPS, KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, &., ALSOJ]GENTLEMEN’S WEARING APPAREL, CLEANED OR DYED IN THE MOST SATIS- FACTORY MANNER AT THE LOWEST PRICES THAT PREVAIL ANYWHERE FOR FIRST-CLASS WORK. CRAPE VEILS RESTORED PERFECTLY IN COLOR AND FINISH. ESTIMATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK. SECOND FLOOR—FRONT, Rares Exreerniss, 1961 Lith st. ae Has crowned as with success, Prices the fairest you have ever known. Ws ovanaxtex prorit axo pleasure to every customer. Proft tive saving to the buyer; pleasure because our goods cannot fail to please in quality and style 5 ‘2,000 yards Cashmere, 12\¢. Our price, 5X6. 2,000 yards Bedford Corda, 18e. Our price. SKc. 2,000 yards Liana Cloth, 15e. Our price. TMC. nee Figured Organdies, i8c. Our price, ice 2.000 yards Striped Mutla, 18e. Oar price, 8\c. 2.000 yards odd lot Ginghams and Setines, 15. Our Price, Se. 2,000 yards Pine Cashmere, 25¢. Our price, Lic. We uave cuoniovs xEws for those that were uct fortunste ‘enough to get $1 Grom Unensrsas ‘At oUF anniversary sale—that were evived 100 more today— 59o. 50 doz. Shopper's Half Hose for men, double soles, ie. Our price, 12%. 50 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vesta, Bic. Our Price, Be. 25 doz. Children’s Jersey Ribbed Vests, 5c. Our Price, Ge. 15 dos. Ladies’ Lisle Hose, 2he. Our price, 1240. Moves. Taxs Asp Drans. ‘80. 70, Ge. Dado Window Shades To close, 400. Ladies’ Hand-turn Shoes, C. 8. and opera, €2.50. Our price, $1.49. Boys’ Lace Bals., 81.25. Our price, 8c. 50 doz. Rough and Ready Gailors, 25c. Our price, 10 pieces Silk Velvet, tiie. Our price, 29e. WE HAVE ALL THE ADVANCE STYLES IN Srauxe Muiseas. Ove orextxo wits Be an. Rounced shortly. Miss Mamie Do- ing, late of Lord & Taylor's, will be pleased to show any who may call the leading Novelties and Styles in ‘Trimmed Hata, Rares Enrenpaise, 1241 Lith st. se, mbI9-2 Leader of Low Prices, Hesz Is Tar Lowssr Price ‘You haveever seen quoted for Gexrs Learuen Har Boxes, et cm Sy Oy = We have other crades up to $17.50. We also have the most complete line of Gexre Daees Suir Cases. Caxvas, $1.40 10 $4.25. Sori Learuer, $5.50 To $17- Remember, always, that you can find the largest assortment, best quality and lowest prices in - 7 ; roxgs, Traversxo Goons AND Gexerat Learner Wanzs aT Tornaws Trexx Maxvraczors, 2231 PA. AVE. N.W. FACTORY, 1218 AND 1220 + EST. N.w. ‘No charge for marking and Trunk Straps. Repair- Seat ie eee. = A Now Sie fxcento BY OVER 50,000 LADIES IN NEW ENGLAND. THE PERFECTION ADJUSTABLE. NO MORE TENDER FEET. Fits like agiove. Expands with every motion of the foot, thus giving solid comfort. Always retains its shape. Prevents dampness andcold feet. Tsequal in appearance to the very finest makes, Believes corms, unions, tender and tired feet. One width narrower worn, Ladies desiring a Shoe that combines more style, comfort and durabilty than any they have sver worn, should try the PERFCTION ADJUSTABLE. CONSOLIDATED SHOE COMPANY, Manufacturers, Lynn, Mass. For sale in Washinzton— 8aK8 & COMPANY, mh19 *___ Seventh street A Novexry. Cavsuen Lavexpes Fiowers. ‘We have just con- cluded arrangements with the manufacturers contco! ‘the sale of thei: Crusted Laven- der Flowers in this city. You cam have no » ides how sweet and re~ freshing is the odor, watch iasts almost i= ite.y, until you have seen for your- weit. Languave won't 3, Which shipped into an orna- Inental sacuet case and, will fila room with the most delightful uatural odor. | ‘They can be placed in burean drawers or che-ts of clothing, in | newly washed linen, and a thousand other ‘uses can be found for them, while their |1| MT But we want to offer attraction, and we ve You will, us that we have mao 1217 Pexx Avexca Con. Ll Axv F Sis. at Foxeaat Derconatiosa. ‘The selection and appropriate arrange- ‘ment of funeral flowers requires peculiar ski} and care. We do not often advertise this branch of our business, though it isa feature to which we devote especial atten- tion and promptness, 1224F ST. N.W. mbl9 T. B. Towxen & Sox, DRY GOODS DEALERS, 1316 7th st. ow. ou 13 yards wide, 1c. SO ae zrre Shite trimined. 100. Ave what everybody is looking for and ‘what we claim to give our patrons. From the calls for LACES every new apring gown Must be planned to. bans with them, ‘The desurners suapected as mucho 4id we, They have crmatede host Of fresh offects—and we have helped ourseives: Dountifuily im variety—but spariuely: tm gueerity ‘That all belps to Reep your personal choice select, With duplicates fewandfar between. They hove been coming in in generous Acto~hments—untt! st this time wecan call the assortment stout complete a choice mow will be from among all the “ime” pat- terns We are here as much to show setosell. Before yen “touch off" your costumes look these Petterus over and see tf there is not eowething that will ive yous Detter effect than Fou had thought of We have all sorts—tor trimming ana for complete gowns. They have been collectal by a LACE enpert. from the leading LACK workers of the world. Get ae- Guainied with these mew patternn Here is an intey- duction 4Sinch BLACK DRAPERY NETS, in spota, waainch MERCK LA TOSCA NETS clos smch Bi OSCA NETS closet sant jOUSSELINE D'SOre, is toed striped pattern. #2. 75.8 yard BLACK “MOUSSFLINE DSOIE, . ered in figures and stripes€1.25 t0 ar AINBOW STRIPED GRENA- #1508 E Cor D GRENADINES, | om- Drosera in figares and steyes—€1.25 16 #2 50 inch COLORED GREN ADINE! 81 tees e vars eto inch COLDED CREPES, tm daylight and a Boe ana WHITE POIXT D'TRELAXD LACES: hs, dew in POINT able QC s, POINT GALE, bry ct Dici. Vv LED CHIFFON edwed in Bir, Liars Mgt Canton BOS, FON RUPFLINGS tn Wate, Black ‘ardinal, Biue and Liiae—1.52 to @2a ‘We have no room for any but the choicest patterns Ror any patience with the common kinds if we had. But the beat te cheapest herr You are safe in arpis~ ing that trath to every line in this family store, Preanvs, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” Established 1840, Telephone 995. (Sueressful from the start) (it) (Convenient. Fiasacars Jewerer Esrancisnment Seth Thomas CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS Giitort CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS Anwnta CLOCKS CLOCKS cLocKs cLocks CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS Plastic Marble CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS Ebontzed Iron CLOCKS CLOCKS cLocks CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS Cathedro! Bell CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS Hoar and Hal CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS Warranted CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS Five-dollar CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS 531 Seventh street northwest. CLOCKS CLOCKS cLocKs ow. A. Kacrsax. ce Es | | 900 PA. AVE. §. Ww. — fam COMMENCING NEW SPRING CHECKS, NEW SPRING curviors, L Sal) | NEW BERING ci-inch wile, in Blue Gray. Steel Gray and Golden Brown. NEW SPRING CASHMERES. asimeh wide, in t Se. correct price, _ ee EDPORD CORD. ‘40-incb wide, in ii.ae, Gray. ‘orrect price: wuant Dept VELTY CLOT. #2 uch wide, 1 TALLIES. ‘White and Crea. «rounds. Beautiful flowered denne. Iie. correct price In our Remnant Dept NEW SPRING DIMITIS. Beautifully colored erounds. Tee correct py reece 1c tam, xEW SPEING | ORGANDIES. sore denims. Li. correct _price. {nour Reufuant “t_ 1 Oje. rann. Se ae tterne. Ine correct price. in our rant Dept nnn c nn, ge ARDS NEW SPRING VICTORIA TWILLS. In strives, ciczac, Re. 1 hee price. In our Keinnant NEW SPRING FLANNELETTES. Boautitul, pattorse for Bienes, ar ing aud Tennis Suite EW SPRING LANNE “ = — checks, Be. ee correct pice. Dept. NG Wool OUTING vayieenss ey SPRING SHIRTING Bal Ne NEW, SPRING 5H TTEENS| me 1 24¢. raxo, Ie. correct rie. In our Kemnant Dept. NEW PLAID MUSLINS. . Correct NEW INDIA LINENS. 2ige. cornet price mee ie tan, NEW LACE CHECK AND PLAID BLN. Our Onur Shoes At perfectly. are seay on the $5 © — feet, wear well and Jock well till they ‘Shore are worn out, Inferior “makes” after For they are worn fora tine epread.and have | ~ WE, Am Men a general run-down-at-the-heel appear- | ~ Are ance—Haven't you noticed tt? Without We well puly reliable Shore—that we | ew « ean recommend—apd you will Spd our Rival. prices from 80 cents to 1 less than else- whore for FINE GOODS. See our win- dows. 6 Hooves & Swrors, |