Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. In WASHINGTON: April, 4, 1892. —— THE EVENING STAR has a requiar and Permanent circulation in Washington three thmes Inrger than that of any other paper fm the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium i bas ne competitor. In view of the amount of the District appro- Priation bill as it passed the House, and of its amount as reported to the Senate, and of the practice of the conferrees between the two Douses to decide upon a compromise sum, the Dill will probably in the ead provide for about ‘the same expenditare as that carried by last year’s appropriation act. The Secretary of the ‘Treasury set the bad example of using last year's Sgures as the basis of appropriation, fnstead of giving close and thoughtfal con- sideration to the needs and probable revenues ‘of the year for which provision was to be made, end Congressional legislation has been built upon this unsound foundation. Both the Becretary and Congress fail to recognize that the annual growth of an expanding city like ‘Washington, which is indicated by # consider able increase in revenue from taxation, is ac- companied by a corresponding enlargement of the current needs which are to be met by the appropriation, and also by acertain variation 4m the charactor of these ueeds and in the items which demand most urgent attention. It is in- sisted that the capital in its period of greatest growth shail be dressed in clothes of last year's size and cut upon last year's pattern, no matter how many inches of ankle, knee and ‘elbow are left uncovered or how many buttons refuse to button. There is one consoling re- flection in connection with this pinching parsi- mony inclothing the city, in supplying ite current wants. A isrger sum is accumulated from the local taxes and other sources of reve- nue with which to meet special and extraordi- nary expenses like the cost of a municipal building, the expense of the Grand Army encampment, the reconstruction of the seewer system, and any expenses which may be incurred jin connection with Rock Creek Park. It is likely that the present District bill will leave unappropriated about half million dollarsof District taxes, which sum ‘under the law means a million dollars when ap- plied to proper municipal objects. An eco- nomical Congress would make a natural and commendable disposition of a considerable portion of this surplus in the erection ive mastipel tabting vauh would save the rent paid for the present unsuitable structure, would utilize the ground set aside for this purpose and lying idle, for which the District is in effect paying rent every year to the Market Company, and would give the local goveroment a home that ‘would not be discreditabie to the national cap- ital. The ground belongs to the government and is already provided. The expenditure could be concentrated upon the building. Such # structure is very much neeled. ee The first week in April is apt to be very in- teresting ins presidential election year. Mu- nicipal elections occur today in Hartford, Conn., Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Ohio, and in Milwaukee, Wis Stato conventions will meet as follows: Oregon. republican, on Wednesday; Arkansas, republican, on Thursday; Masachu- setts, democratic, on Friday. Only the first named of these will do more than nominate delegates at large to the respective national seonventions, and that one will nominate also governor and two Congressmen. The latter nominations are to carry out the new appo:- tionment act. ‘The important political event of the week is the state election on Wednesday in Rhode Island. The public interest over the result increases as the day draws near. Probably no election ever held in the state since the times of the Dorr rebellion has ex- cited such intense feeling within the borders ‘or such widespread interest beyond them. It ia not simply because the protection leader in the Senate is up for re-election, not chiefly that ‘the democrats are rendered more hopeful or powerful since the extension of the electoral franchise, not wholly for the reason that the two parties are arrayed on tariff lines that affect state policy and the private industry of ‘the people. Nor is it due alone to the coincidence | of Mr. Cleveland's candidacy with the leading | iseue before the public in the little state. To all these causcs is the anxiety of partisans due. Before 1889 the republican majorities ranged Between 4.139 and 8,336. Im that year the new suffrage law giving to naturalized voters the benefits of free suffrage, without regard to the amount of real estate they owned, went into effect, and thenceforward ‘the democratic piaralities up to and including 1891 were steady, although small. Ina total ‘ote of 42,000 to 45,000 the plurality has ranged from 808 to 1.254. According to the census of 1890 the population was 345.506. ‘The excess of female over male population and the large number of unnaturalized foreigners will re- duce the voting ratio to something like six and shalf of population to a voter. This would give about 54,000. Of this number some thou- sands will not vote. The chances seem to be slightly in favor of the republicans. The €ourse of the Providence Journal, the leading newspaper, will influence the independents to support the republican ticket, and besides this the bringing out of a full vote and the fact that it is a presidential year are relied upon to in- erease the vote of that ticket. $+ The grand jury in New York, urged on toa Point where it can no longer hesitate, inti- niates in « mild and general way that the moral tone of municipal affairs in that city is con- siderably below the most desirable standard. Bat none of the responsible authorities are in- dieted. ————~e2—___ A Paris education soems only to have whetted the Dahomey king's enmity for the French ‘and bis thirst for human biocd. Does this show the danger of Parisian civilization, in- cluding Zola aud absinthe, for savages? <2 Deeming, the man who was arrested as “Jack the Ripper,” now declares he will sue for libel all the newspapers that gave him the title. The undertaking 1 likely to be a great deal more interesting than profitable. 2 Secretary Rusk bas strengthened the bond between himself and the people by his recent management of the weather bureau. It was evidently the purpose to give spring poets uo warning whatever. ——__ ‘With two great fires raging at the same time fn the busiaess and in the residence portion of the city the New Orleans firemen yesterday had more than their hands full +2 ‘The emberrassmert that Mr. Cleveland's views on silver have caused him is only equaled by the inconvenience that Mr. Hill's lack of them gives rise to. The promised influx of orators to Rhode Island would make it seem advisable for that state to provide herself with an india rubber Demndary line. _— N Rarely do the partisan newspapers oa bath sides find themselves im accord, but they all seem to agree that President Harrison will be Fenominated. += ¥f Col Ingersoll undertakes to deliver fyreral ‘erations over defunct booms be has an exeeed- ingly busy time abead of him. ee Between the professions of politicians and the activity of grand juries s general purifica- . tion may be expected. Anarchist Ravachnoi poses ane vicum of bin pride. He was above begging and it was against his principles to work. ‘The imported variety bas proved a complete PERRY'S. ——— | not for the EMBROIDERIES. They arethe “beauty “Harpers -aT— ‘THINGS IN FASHION WALK ALONE ‘epote” that relieve the plainness. ‘You have your own notions about patterns—and we crowd our department full of the LATEST to tempt you, They are coming all the time—and as quickly poms ‘There sre no “‘still waters" here. We sre right in the current of popular favor—partly by our ‘qualities—partly by our prices. They both draw trade. Widtha—45c. pEurri spake wide—wi dots aod bie end 14-1 = ae ent aha Ww casi Late inser. teal fc.. 8c. and ix. ‘ard. MEDIOM WIDTH 1aige. 10 25e. see EMBROIDERIES—25c. to $1.50 AINGOOK EMBROIDERIES end SWISS ERIE! * prices here, IXGS_ 4 inckee wide and cowing in Wits plainer pe ‘One stvle of Pateoven Ex Fxprotpeny— hematitehe ORK, Sith om Tae Frese Frveny. NEW NAINSOOKS_from one to eight inches th d’Iriende Inserts —e 20, Bc., “od "Soon and at Noor: with sratiee be edeing—all I NSOO! ERED Roh tea ‘Ind: Yourteen » 1 and 61.25 & oe oar te 1p inches wile (tiny it could Bot EMBROID! FLOUNG- ‘eyard ttern of ALL OVER, EM: oped odd designs in LADIES’ ‘One exclusive BROLDERY. "with a) Ginch-wide Platting aro toms 30 = ainwievtyle of ALL-OVER avai RY, Hiched with neh point lace hed with irish pot ‘Yard. le of HEMSTITCHED DEANE \bossed flowers above—83. 508 The feruler 4Sinch FLOUNCINGS in new "COLORED EMBROIDERY, FLOUNCINGS— If you can use a *‘remnant™ we have lots of pieces— long and short—of IRISH POINT EMBROIDERIES. Sos ez and 62.50 yard. ‘The prices are *‘remnants,” too. ‘These are busy days for this department. Patterns make short stops. You had better keep your eyeon the “fleeting show"—and speak for your choice before ft goes into some one else's service. Established 1840. W 1t Pranrs, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE” ye Anz Now Reavy For another great rush in our ‘Dress Goods Department. We will place on sale for TOMORROW ONLY, at B®y oh Ss $C. ayant a8 The following 36-in, All-wool Dress Fabrics: LIGHT GRAY ALL-WOOL SUIT- INGS. BLACK OR GRAY PLAID SERGES. MODE PLAIDS AND STRIPES. MEDIUM BLUE AND WHITE PLAID. ‘These goods are our prides for 50c. a yard. The above price is for ‘Tuesday only, a Srnrasnuncen's, DRY GOODS, CLOAKS AND NOTIONS, 404 and 406 7th st. Vor A Wir TOO s00N TO LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR AN EASTER SUIT AND OVERCOAT. ——OVER 2.000 STYLES_— Of the best FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MAKES, Comprising CHEVIOTS, TWEEDS, CASSIMERES, WHIP CORDS, BEDFORD CORDS, DIAGONALS, WORSTEDS AND SERGES. 8 YOU WANT YOU GET THE BEST.” pagans Sd SOLD ORLY BY UB, We are showing » more RE be- Oo YOU WANT Most people have an dea that he Heine Refrigerator | Sale NY an SY Before To -PRICED one. HAVE ‘ciate isa HIGH- But thisis notso. Though 10 Per Cexr Orr HAVE YOUR FEET they are the BEST ON EARTH they can be bought ore marta peo soe COMTORTABLE? | 2 owes 07.48. Bresson, Gown, Capa, Boctwee, Alguans. Ses This is the way. 100. Wear LOW Si ‘Spring _ rs ns Ss W. Weare ana tateenent cue ‘om le. xe Suet Wasa. imaan peo: imei 490. 8 pea Eastern Pazasors Aun Unpnetiss. Gchtemen: It wil lobby Percale Waists, 8 piwasure to show thing you yy sectnck 2 tural Stick Gloria Umbrellas. = hein sn ikaw waists, loundried ee Seen ot eho ad ie = lst chon — — me scad : ALL SHADES. ALL PATTERNS. MODERATE PRICES. MADE TO MEASURE In the popular ‘THREE-BUTTON CUTAWAY FROCK, THE BUSINESS-LIKE SACK, Or the DRESSY PRINCE ALBERT. AND 617 PENN. AVE ‘Telephone 905. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1892. ‘Wo are headquarters for MILLINERY and WRAPS. 25c. 250. 25. Suz Suz Suz Suz plain braids, at fab, all sizes, at Se ‘35e. Lawn Aprons, deep bein and tucks, extra wide, at hem, trimmed sround neck and sleeves with pretty embroidered edge, at 30c"Fancy Ribbed Vests, isle finished with lisle alk drawing tape, all sizes, at 250. 38e. Extra Fine Balbriggan Vest, pear] buttons, fine gauge, French necks, all sizes, at ‘2e. ‘35e. Children’s White Dresses, Hamburg trimming around neck and elorver, at ‘Bargain Price, Be. 25e. for two pairs of Children’s Fine Cotton Draw- [<*, with bem gud cuske, fromm 1 108 yours, Peeealo Dremas for Children, well sale, Gretchen waists, at 25c. ‘38e. Pretty Patterns of Swiss Embroidery, 25 inches wide, for children's dresses. ‘80e. Children’s Corded Swiss Caps, all sizes, at Be. 40c. Ladies’ Corset Covers, made of Lonsdale Cam- bric, some trimmed V with Hamburg Embroidery, others hich neck, embroidered trimmed, others V- shaped trimmed with hemstitched tucks, finished with lace, at > 25e. ‘35c. Children's Aprons, square and high neck, trimmed with linen lace, ‘35e. Children's Fine Cambric Skirts, trimmed around bottom with Hamburg rufile, headed with three tucks, 1 to 3 yes A MT ae 25e. 25. 250. 250 LE. Saxe. Sarz. Saz. For Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Kies Parac 1t 812-814 7TH ST. We Mase A Srrcrarry OF SELLING ALL SIZES OF Be gh D Dit Bod HOA EE Inset, by the carat. In this way you only ay for actual weight of stone andcan choose ‘# 1-carat diamond, for instance, at 835, 850, or $200 per carat. We keeps large assort- ment of settings in latest designs and can set a diamond ring or stud in a half hour after stone and setting have becn chosen. By this method you obtain just what you want and know what you have. We are Diamond Experts, A Resare Canp. Worrs $2.50 Cass. Tae Far Tr Asp H Sis. N-W., Faaxure & Co. Jusr A Fiw Trave Coaxens For Tvssvay, Aram Tost a rew.—tandsomely accor ated and gold For... Jusr a vEW.—Nicely upholstered, rattan body, full size Baby Carriages. Good running gear. Worth $6.00. For.. Tosr a reW.—a11 rium Upbotsiored Baby Carriages, $3.98 $4.45 “IF YOU GET A HEINZ REFRIGERATOR, lie. Ta Fin Savesra Axo H Sra N.W., Fasnmtr_ & Co seeeeee Wow You Luz To Kxow How To Maxx Goon Morrmus ‘Here is a good recipe: One cup of milk, one or puter, Tabieopoon of nagar. ee oan Serre eee ae Our stock of MILLINERY is as large as any five mil- Linery, establishments in this etty combined. Every shape and style in afl qualities to be found here at 50 and Ge. Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s’ Un- trimmed Hats, in ail the latest shapes, fancy lace and Be. ‘390. Ladies’ Percale Shirt Waista, perfect St and fin- 2e. 35e. Infants’ Slips, fine cambric, extra long, wide BAU EIaNERY. ILLINERY. i od 4 MILLINERY. TTTT A T AA Ss, AA STAI Hy Easren Carps. A large assortment at the lowest prices will be found in our Book Departinen! Easter Mutssznv. Porcian Suorerxe Praca, SEVENTH STREET. —— ‘Woanrep-smirreny ramewzzs axp PREPAnEna, Good salarien, * —o— SALE SHOPPING. Pleasureable and profitable shopping go nand in hand here this week. Star prices on Easter merchandise is an oppor- . tunity for economical shopping which is seldom presented you, Each item in the list below is lower than the same arti- ele can be bought for elsewhere in Washington. DD Goa ‘ie F wae pre. GGG. Bress § “oops, DB DRESS & oops, DB Dress § “oops Bop’ CS Dov ‘eos. Boo’ GES www vw WWW Wraps. ‘Two departments which stand pre- Www wears Ww Ww nays. ‘eminont with us. ‘The latest and most Ww vor Raps. www stylish effects and materials are now be- ata ee WWW wraps ing shown in both. The Spring Www wears. Ww War Raps. Wraps are as stylish @ collec Ww Ww BaPs. www tion of garments as will be a iw. Www WRAPS, found in Washington. The Spring Www wears. Ww Ww APs. Dress Goods and Silk Stock are full to Ww Ww RAPS, er ire: overflowing with all that 1s new and 2 ate ee ‘stylish. And as toprices—compare them WR. Raps. DDD. GEG. DDD. GGG. DD Gea. Bbness foo, 8 $800, 8 Bus £ D D GG DD DbD GGG DI MS. TLLINERY, Daily our orders are incressing. From now until ILLINERY. fics Easter the principal topie of interest to any woman fife i TLLINER: “Phere are no: tn the vale, _ Will be ber bat, Seager ry astro ania ai Koned ty thotua. rowdy Me 3 Your attention to tis, We want you to know what we Bons by the dew of twilight wet fiifcnas are doing in Millinery and how we do ft. It's of in- iy ILLINERY. Bo ewect as the deep dime violet. # terest and profit for you to know it, Come in and TLLINERY. ‘The violet tm her gromwvend bower, py, | 0k stour unmstchable stock of Haste, Flowers, Bib- = ‘Mon boat ital the fairest Rewer LLaxeny, | Po 424 everything appertaining to Millinery. That baa] ches age ar * | will explain better than words can, week wilt de Violet week. Special exhibit of Violet Orrie, Violet Waters, Véolet Extracts and Violets at special prices for one week only. Do not fail to see the exquisite Violet window display. ‘Violet Orria, this week,20e., of 3 packages Violet Toilet Waters (large), this wesk, 81.22. Rewular price, $1.50. MIER TZ 3} Con Ln Aw F Sra N. W. DESLEALABLAALAALDALODRGRAEDALA Exsrer Waars. ‘THE HIT ing stock of Wraps is a marvel of variety and the low prices on sane ‘THE SEA80 agers, Resfers, Bernhardt, Cepes, English Box | OF * Sere cn eaten, 22 ladies ar new styles and s hee . eee is one of the principal items in ‘The following are some of the opening induce- BMg.tte, thowing the Intest novelty—""Red Straw Ww ‘Wo are showing exclusive novelties in Trimmings of inds, Jets, Straw Braids, Lacos, Fancy Hibbons, Ee. “We wilt sell duri ing 260. Violets, 3 dozen in a bunch. for teen 1d Zoe. fine, Flowers, Rove iets, Tulips, Buds, Crushe et Gityanthemuns, Green Leaves, Be., Ben CHOICE 486. Easter Rispoxs. arWithout a donbt we have the most extensive Ribbon in Washington. | In bi large. Fou A BETTER QUsLITy ot phiceand often at s lower price than youwill pay for ferior qualities elsewe pat Pearent we. bons, peed exter and trhnming, plain woires, all the new shades, pul ere. selling a line of Fine for Watteau bow sating, fancy mol re silk. Yano. Ko. 12, No. 16. and No. 22 ine colorings, They 1p- 8. m0ires, Sat yard. CHOICE, 150 A Yuazp. We can match any shade of Ribbon esired tn all widths and qualities. “Exclusive novelties are being shown in Fancy Hibbons.” We havea full hae ‘of Vel Set jeibbous, ‘satin back, in Black and new spring shades. Easter Wasa Goons. 50c. Black India Stripe Mulls. . +250. yard teAniderson's 25c. Best Scotck Ginghams, stylish pat- rns, ONLY 20c. YARD. E,srer Suxs Axv Dress Goons. na, by far the se tn sh pettergs and best srounds, by far the most stylish patterns abi Gualty in Wasuinston for 1250 yard: Opening ‘price, $1 A Yan. ink Fa x velo, How. oe ee 22-inch Pure Si Greatn, “Dine, Gray, “Biack a Oni; Star Sure Barocas Ix Doxesrics. 32-inch Fine American Ginghams, in new efforts. Worth 20c... ~1tiee. yard 4-4 “Fruit of the Loom" Bleached Cotton, 1 to 10-yard lengths. e 71-20. A Yano. Mostix Usprawear, Consers, &o x 1 particularly pretty lige of Cl waist, ‘as any Toe. Corset in Ws reat ter 2 piecescach only of the Folloneing ttema to a cust Another lot of Manufacturers’ sam) Dotter than those previously advertised. tai. gmc ONLY &0e. EACH. Ladies’ Chemise, ace trimined, ‘Ladies’ Drawers, good muslin, 2 tucks and hem, tucks 440, excellent musi, oo EACH. Israxtrs) Wear Depanrvent. Beum's @- AR. Corsets, Wi White or Gray. extra-long ae of Underwear a heats Ladies’ Skirts, wide cambric ruffle, 2 tucks in ruffle, 3 wide tucks above, Ladies’ Gowns, surplice neck, Hamburg trimmed, Checked soltt Ghecked Cloth Reefers for children. Bisee Oxty 920. Exca. Navy Blue Ri made, trimmed ATES eee Osty $1 Exce adic’ All-wool Blazer expensive fart Say where else in Wi LT Elect! ig ind fa ix) Ome $2.50. the above Biazer for misses from 16 30 bs gp wen EELegaliy nate, Sas Ogekss, let an * ONLY 5.88 Wruarrzr Axp Wasr Derarraent. To introduce to it Ladies’ faiste ws will soil them for the Biar sale, funy ty oech pase "For 500. Eacu. made with front OO) rca tt a ea Sg aS tro tare All-wooi whe So a loa Colors—Ked, ine and Black, 92,50 ONL gL.8S BACH. Ladies’ 82.50 Scotch Gingham’ Wrappers, made with Rraftese back, tat aeting round ake fa front and back. oer ot wi wea are mmade will cost you Zoe. a ths W Wagoneer = Wu Bz $1.75. to Troxz Axp Bao Deranruenr. tQUPys the, lerwest trunk department in Washing Hy batter made, Tonks at lower prices and — of them m tha ity. Range Of peices: el. oy eae ay eee SHAT tet eta Srasrzn Lixex Deranruent. Rre,wil sell during the star sale 50 dozen 5¢-tnch Linen Bareat Scariss with. col i ‘glored centers of aasorted Palterne, ted Fon 35a, Each. inch of t worth Eek gt the above: worth arnwa work inch, Orth Se. for ine srorth Sie peety Patterns and Worth 81.75. ONLY 61.25 EACH. Colne a prise. 390 ‘most | t0 RoW this carries off the Varom 2,000 YARDS SOLD MONDAY. A. Kavruax, 900 PA. AVE. H.W. A. L. Sarrzsrem, Je. Manufacturing Jeweler, 505 Szvexra Sr. N.W. ‘Today's perfect weather is typical of the perfect goods which you may sve at our ‘“*Opening.” Every line is replete with the choicest of the choice, in fresh and wide variety. Every article tells its own story of careful selection, taste, akill, economy and spring. ‘Millinery is first on the tapis, and when wo say that word you know it is sienificant with meaning. All the lovely colors,quaint ‘concetts, all the fanciful fabrics, all the Gazsling designs which millinery competi- tion bas evolved for the admiration of woman and the edification of man are here, and we hope to see you. ‘Then the wraps! Those Russian Capes, ‘London Coaching Coats and Wattean Jack- ete are all just im their glory. In fit end fabric, style, comfort and price we can please you. ‘This opening is bound to be « notable one in the other lines. Corsets, Underwear, Hosiery, Dress Goods, Trimmings, Fancy | , Goods, Gloves and all have received rigid care and attention snd await your most crit- i ‘We have secured about three thousand Gold-plated Stick Pins, which sell reca- larly at 0c. to Ze. Tomorrow we throw them on a center table at Re ‘EACH. ‘Myriads of shapes in violets, pansies, Jove knots, flowers, rhinestones, colored stones, be. ‘Why should not our millinery parlors be crowded? Where will you find ite equal in point of attractiveness and ex- ‘clusiveness in styles? In our Millinery stock you will find the delicious concoctions of deft fingers @riven by the original conceptions of artistic minds, and mot warmed over Gyles and second season hats. Smart fancies of the latest fashions, in the ‘most daring and “‘coquettiah|5” effective combinations. The color touing is just Perfect. You cannot help admiring the Picturesque and harmonious blending of colora, Those “‘chic little hate and toques will surely charm you. Did you ‘ever try to describe anything which par- ticularly took your fancy to anybody ‘else and signally fail? Weil, that is our Axexactly. All the pen-pictures which Dickens or Shakespeareever wrote could ‘not tell you as much as you can learn fn one glance at our beautiful Millinery Parlors, Tomorrow, we will piace on sale about forty different new styles of Trimmed ‘Hats, which will compare favorably with any elsewhere at 86, $6.50, 87 and $7.50, at the uniform price of on EACH. Sy Taz Box Ma 314 axv 316 7m Sx N. W. Taz Moxcuextax, 907 AND 099 F ST. N.W., Fashion Leaders ta FINE MILLINERY, CLOAKS, HOSIERY. GLOVES, &e., Respectfully invites attention to the Of Spring Novelties in PARIS BONNETS, LONDON ROUND HATS And e most carefully selected variety of CHOICE MILLINERY GOODS, Embodying the correct styles as adopted by the LEADING MODISTES OF PARIS AND LOXDON Pepto wementias ee. ‘TODAY AND TOMORROW ‘We will ahow in all our departments complete lines of Rovelties, comprising ‘THIS ‘GEASS IMPORTATIONS OF LADIES WRAPS, CLOAKS, NEWMARKETS, MACKINTOSHES, GOSSAMERS, LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, SILK, COT- TON, MERINO AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY AND GLOVES FOR LADIES, MEN AND CHILDREN, CORSETS, UMBRELLAS, HAND- KERCHIEFS, VEILING, &o. For these two days we will offer ass apecial induce- 10 PEB CENT Off of marked prices in every Department. THERE eeeee seeeet ‘Wes oncea shoe manufacturer who didh't sdvertise in the newspapers, but instead he stamped his name and ‘address m inverted letters on the sole of each shoe made by him. The dust in the streets of that town ‘was his advertising medium, likewise the soft snow in ‘winter. The Gust doesn't have time to settle in Wash- ington; neither do Wilson & Carr of @29 Fet. aw. stamp their name on the bottom of their famous €3.50 shoes; but if they did ana theconcrete of our streets Toxiws Laxsscrors. 50m. White Madras Curtain Muslin, ‘Term Cotta and Gold Aeures. Reduced from 50s, to 200. per yard. ‘364n. Cotmapot Musing, Reduced from 2ue. to Se. per yard. 48 Six-quarter Fine Chenille Table Covers, fringed all around. Rewuler price, @1.50 Only @2.10each. Fancy China Silke, ove desien in 12 colorings. Reduced from @1 to a0e. per yard. Af the variety was roster we could readily get reqular prices for this silk. Removar Sure Prices Lx Conrarns. ‘32 Fine Chenille Portieres, rich dado ‘and fringe at top and bottom. Keduced from 86.50 to @4.50) per pair. 28 pairs of Fine Chenille Portieres, with handsome dado and fringed top ‘and botiom. Reduced from @9 to 65.78 er pair. Rewovar Sace Paces Ix Forerrone 14 Cane Seat Rockers. Only @1 each. 22 Solid Oak Library Tables, 184nch ton Only #1 each. Solid Oak Hirb-back Dining Chairs, ‘with leather seat, Only €1.95 each. Solid Oak High-lack Dining Chairs, oak seat, short side arms Only $1.65 each. © Elegant Wilton Rug Couches, ex quisite soft colorings. Worth €20. Only O14 each. 8 Clothes Poles, solid oak and inte tion mahogany. Keduced from €2.25 to BL Geach. Prorectiox Fro Tur Sux. ‘We are ready to wait on you with a line of samples of Awning Cloths and take measures for awnings. Don't make the mistake of waiting till the work room is busy before placing your orders for awnings. rip Covers. New Marentars For S: Besutiful line of Fancy Pisured Cream Dimities, Light Cretons and Fancy Liveus for making slip covers. If you can't come to the store and make selection we will senda ian up with sam ‘pies and submit you au estunate. How Axovr Wixvow Scares: ‘The making of Window Screens to order is special feature of our business, As & special bargain we offer 400 Ad- Justable Window Screens, will Stany ‘Window, only S5e. each. Jorres Layxssvnan, Ove Sau Suz Coxrixves. No matter what oibers may say, our IMPORTED JAMS AT ie. a gar or @1.75 a doten are Just as fresh and fine as can be found anywhere Sony price or money cheerfully te funded. Gelling very fast. Buy Guick oF lose, es the supply can't ‘be duplicated at the price. Hics-Gaave Caeaueer Borren e Direct from the churn we fina to be one of the greatest trade winners we ever struck. The price just mow fe preety reduced to induce © trial ty eversboay. ELPHONGO YOUNGS COMPANY, BY ona Pazranatioxs For Sramo at @ROGAN'S CREDIT HOUSE, ‘A.small cash deposit, the balance {n small weekly oF monthly payments, no notes to sign and 6 per cent @iscount on all settiements made within thirty days. ‘Such are our terms for the purchase of suy article or articles of Furntiure, Carpets, Matting, & ‘The coming of spring necessitates many changes ‘sbout the house. Such things as Mattings and Hefrig- erators demand your attention. Hight Lere we desire to say that we have made unusual preperation in these Vines, Our stock of Matting, Linoleum and Oiicloth is complete, We lay them on your floor without extre cost. We know that you will not be disappointed in our stock of Refrigerators—we never carried so many be- fore. All sizes, all prices, from #6 to 650. Madeby R. Armiger & Bon, and captured the highest Paris ‘award in 1880. We never tire of talking to you sbowt the Plush or Hair Cloth Parlor Suites we sell for #28 cash or $30 on time, We have sold hundreds of them and have yet to bear the first complaint. We should Like to have you see the Plush-covered Parlor Suite we sell for $45; six pieces, frames of solid Oak. Our high rade Parlor Suites in Plush, Brocatelle, Tapestry and Wilton Rug are 25 per cent cheaper than any house im thecity, When you visit us ask tosee the Polid Osk Bed Room Suite for $17 cash, €18 on time. If you need @ carpet our Brusseis at 0c. per yani cash or Gia, ‘on time will please you. Ingrain Carpet, 35c. per yard cash, 400. on time. All carpets made and laid without extra cost. No chance for waste in matching figures, ‘We sell a Six-foot Oak Extension Table for 4 25 cash or 94.500n time. We can furnish your house, or any part of it, st emall outlay of ready cash, and our credit prices are lower than cash prices in some stores, Gnosaws Maxwora Cxzvrr Hovsa, 810, 821, 823 7th st mw, Bet. Hand t ats. 2