Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: EVENING STAR bas a reauiar and Permanent circulation in Washinaton three times larger than that of aay ether paper iu the city. Ag a loeal NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it bas ne competitor. ‘There is not the slightest occasion for Con- excitement and indignation, ex- in oratorical froth and splutter, over ‘the proposed G. A. R. encampment appropria- tion. In the last three of such encampments, ef which the records are at hand, the expenses ef the eceasion have been met in greater by municipal or state appropriation or and in ssmailer degree by private sub- seription. Washington has raised and will fuise s larger amount by private subscription than any city in which such affairs have been held. Is there any reason under heaven why 4t should not, as other cities have done, seck ‘to obtain the state and municipal appropriations 4m connection with this subscription? When ‘Boston entertained the Grand Army it had no sbesitation in asking the people of Massachusetts ‘to join in the credit and expense of the enter- ‘tainment and the legislature of Massachusetts Tesponded to the appeal to state pride by an eppropristion of $50,000. Boston also called ‘upon its local aldermen and common council or an appropriation, and the sum of @25,000 ‘was provided. When Washington prepares to follow the exampie of Boston it is forced to come to Congress, though it thereby subjects iteelf ‘to the danger of an unjust berating from the Sgnorant, and unaccountably from = few who are well informed. Congress under the Constitation is our state legislature, our eity aldermen and common council, our — legislators in all cases whatsoever. fasbington asks it for an appropriation as its ptate legislature, and asks it for an appropria- ‘tion as ite municipal legislature, and suggests bat these appropriations shall be paid Gn the same way in which all ‘other municipal expenses are paid. What is ‘bere either in the fact of the request or in the form which it takes to cast any well-balanced fegislator into a spasm? It is to be distinctly understood that the people of Washington @re not beggars in this matter. They are ask- Gag proper legislation from their legislature, ‘which will enable them to spend their own gmoney, and not petitioning pecuniary aid from the people of the United States. It isa busi- Bess proposition brought forward in a regular ‘way, recommended by the Commissioners and favorably transmitted by the President. If our Jegislature, differing in this opinion from other Jegislatures which have had the question be- fore them, does not think that this Gs & legitimate public or municipal expenditure, let it say so ina dignified and ecemly manner. without foolish reflections upon ‘this city, which is proposing only what Boston, Detroit and other cities have done. If any of our legisiators do mot look with friendly eyes upon the guests whom we are about to entertain and are ‘unwilling that the republic shall even indi- ly participate in the affair as the pro- wrietor of half the capital city, let them ropose and vote for a discrimination ju this particular case against the proposed ‘ppropriation as an ordinary municipal ex- ‘penditure, which will make it payable en- firely from the District taxes. If ‘the republic docs not wish even Bis capacity as part proprietor of capital to participate to the slightest degree in ‘making the reunion of the soldiers at the capi- ‘tal of the Union which they saved the grandest of all such occasions, Congress is at perfect Biderty tosay so. But it is the duty of Congress, no matter what feelings it may entertain to- ‘ward the veterans, to provide as local legisla- Aurea local appropriation in some shape, which ‘will enable the capital to spend its own money fa the entertainment of its own guesta, = += The bill introduced by Senator Faulkner yes- ‘terday providing for the erection of a patent office building on the south side of Pennsylva- nia avenue is one of great importance. The erowded condition of the Interior Department aud the present patent office is a matter of gen- eral notoriety. For « long while the neces- sity for a new building bas been apparent to ‘the officers of the department and to the pub- Jie. The quarters are overcrowded and un- comfortable, the business of the government suffering in consequence. The government 4s able to secure ample quarters for the different branches of its work and there ought not to be any delay in doing so. The new patent office building should be yoomy, built of strong materials and finished off handsomely. convenient in arrangement d creditable architecturally. A cheap patent Office would be a costly affair in theend. And 0 of any important governmental edifice. The epublic is not in the humor to accept in- adequate accommodations for itsservitors. It is tired of the demagogue’s cry that everything mast be cut down to the last cent. The wealth of the people has increased with their intelligence. and their national pride is equal toeither. The measure will at some time in the not far distant future be adopted—the sooner the better, because it is required by the exigencies of the service. —+-+=s___ The democrats have passed in the House the ‘wool bill, the Grst of the series of small tariif Measures proposed at the beginning of the ses- sion. Not having the executive branch of the government or the Senate the tariff re- ducers are compelled to content themselves with @ mere demonstration. Numerically and confined to the singie chamber of Con- gress which they control it is a demon- stration in force. But where they wanted force most, in the New England manufacturing states, they have failed to produce a sigual dis- play of it on election day That they have made sowe impression, bewever, which has benefited them in cf years, is is not denied. Democrats are apt in presi- dential yeara to encounter the “form and pressure” of @ compact organization able to being out at crisis a large reserve of earnest voters ————~e —____ The Spanish Columbian exposition, to be held next September in Madrid, bas been very rarely mentioned im thie country. This is a| Temarkable fact, aud especially so because naturally it would be thought desirable to induce the Spanish government to permit the exhibits to be brought bodily to Chicago in 1898 The Spaniards are adepts at preparing syectacies. The proposed exhibits of the con- dition of Europe and the condition uf America atthe time of the discovery cannot fail to be of great interest and should be procured for the wider exhibition in this co pessimist oh de For atime yesterday the House became an experience meeting, the topics being congress- sional restauract refreabment and the vera- city of the correspon''-ris of prohibition | There was a utter of excitement and | papers. @disposition on the part of unexcited mem- dere, some of whom were tneriminated in the “Garat Dar Ix Tar Mosxrno. Easter is chasing business before it, Tt {s only a week away—and the youngsters have got to be put in new ‘bibandtucker* before the dawning of that Gay. Tomor ow'll be another one of those busiest Bat- days in our house. But our facilities can withstand any attack—and hold out against the siege of half of Washington. f need be. Wo carry such 0 carefully selected variety of BOYS’ snd CHILDEN'S wardrobe “findings” that you resch a choice more quickly and quietly here — than in any other store in town. Ali they'll want and all they'll need is tobe found here, Under our one roof is s city of stores. There'sno time wasted racing up one street and down another—hunting this thing and that—But the CLOLHES-their HATS-SHOES and FURNISHINGS are all here with our one ALL-INCLUDING GUARANTEE protecting every pur- chase. Bring your boy tomorrow—give us an hour—or less—and we'll turn him over to you—redressed from head to foot—fash- tonably—“‘wearingly"—cheaply, Three strong assurances. Surv eoQBenr wm nn HurweKroQgonr Dm MENT. Bomehow we seem to stand closer to the throne of fashion than others, We ere sure to have the pet things, and novelty S x s is one of the secrete of effect in Juvenile attire. We don't have any dealings ex- copt with the leaders of the art. Their creations are always originai—ease aud ai, me Cc Boys: Lose Paszs Suits, co 14% 1 years. 85 to $25. a ‘We don't forget that they're pot men at a those years—nor ebildren. But the pat yy sferms and desigus are wated to their y, Youthfuiness. Plain end fancy weaves in ligt and dark colors—all new notions. ‘Made up in SINGLE and DOUBLE- BREASTED SACKS and CUTAWAY FROCK SUITS. Fit? Likes glove—and wear like fron. Plain dark effects for S CONFIRMATION SUITS among then. A ~ x Cunpres's Suont- Pass 8 and Scirs, 82.501 400 16 years. ‘The styles that stand inthe SHORT PANTS’ list court up into the hundreds. ‘There sre all the Suits with Vests—and those wifhout—and the novelties that fashion is running wild over. JUNIOR SUITS for the ‘tots"—that call for « Blouse Sbirt Waist. “‘VESTIE” SUITS that have the vest front, but it and the Jacketare one. SAILOR SUITS in all sorts of “‘get ups.” MEN-O'-WAR SUITS that have long pants, but are for short pants? years—made in regular Royal middy fashion. Quality is omnipresent, and if our prices surprise you—remember we're buyers and sellers of three times as much as any store in town—and our bigness ives us special purchasing priviliges. We share the benefit with YOU. Resrens Axv Ovexcoars. Sto 1 years, 4t0 18 years, 83.50 to 910. #3 to $15. *Tisn't prudent to let these little folks do without either a LIGHT-WEIGHT REEFER or OVERCOAT. Changes are chilling. They are comforts and cannot | x#¥ee Ro Qkenrew|||xurveca S _ vecounted out. We've the nattiest you'll Ae The REEFERS are mostly in Blue— x but the OVERCOATS take the run of all 3 the new shades—light and dark. Per- fectly tailored. both kinds. oe Canprens Kitts. Os. 081. “ To outdo mamma's good taste and = rfiugersis not an easy task, But = you'll own up our line of new spring N _ KILTS beats your most original thoughte, Ys Spectal designs of our own. clita. Jovexnes: Frensisurses De. ae PARTMENT. A separate department—flled full of Ss. nothing but haberdashery for BOYS and A CHILDREN — NECKWEAR — LINEN- K WEAR, UNDERWEAR — HOSIERY — S GLOVES and the largest line of SHIRT snd WAISTS that was ever shown in this C_ country. The best Waist it is, too—the ° “STAR”. We've been the agents for M —-—«-Yeare-and you know here is the only P _ Place to get the latest and best assortment. oy Jovesuzs Hars, os Its all folly for anybody to talk about + ghowing the variety of HEADWEAR for ——~__ Boys? and Children tha: we do. Others —— don’t for the father—and where the head of ——~ the house ge.s satisfaction, he's pretty apt S tosend nis som and heir. The proof of our A -— Advantages is that our trade is growing K Mapidiy. s FANCY LIGHT TURBAN — 48e. to and 83.2. (TAM O'SHANTERS alt colors_98e. to ° POLO CAPS_1ie. to $1.25, Mo YACHT CAPS_48e. to $2. ps Boys’ FLANGE BRIM HATS — in yy BUS Brown, Black and Nutria $1.48 to 81.75. x BOYS’ DEBBY'S all prices Jovexnzs Suors. ‘We'll shoulder the wear of our SHOES s —youcan hold the children blameless. ‘We've got the qualities that are bard to ‘wear out, made into SOFT—EASY_PLI- ABLE-STYLISH SHOES and they don't cost ag much as some not so reliable, ‘Take e line oF two for example: a x 8 to compare notes on ‘ipa. ‘mines 11 to ‘That's the way it soos Goud stylew—Cheapest for 1.98. Dest. A Swe Tsevz. = eet Saxe Asp Courasr, Hall might suspend | pEXNSYLVANIA AVENUR AND SEVENTH & Jovexnzs’ Crormxa Deranr- THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, FRIDAY, CLARK'S 3 “a < oe ‘This is the Grst week that Spring Wraps have been comfortable; the season is backward and to close out ‘every garment at once, the following cut in prices: $1.89 For a Tan, Drab, Black or Blue Blazer that we bought to sell for 63. ° $2.49 Fore Biack Cheviot Reefer, silk frogs, that we bought to sell for $3.75. $2.98 For choice of onr Tan, Gray or Black Reefersor Bla- tere that we bought to sell for $4.60. $3.48 For chotes of any Reefer or Blazer in the store marked to sell at 85 to $6. , $3.69 Tan oF Black Bernhardt Cape, 40 inches long. Regular $4.98 Fors Bernhardt Cape, several shades, some trimmed and corded—a good cape to offer at 87.50, $6.73. Choice of any Cape or Reefer that we bought to sell for $9and $10, * $8.64 For chotce of any Bernuardt Cape that sells for $11, $12 and 313. The above prices are stock reducers in every eense of the word. So don't delay while the assortment is com- vlete—buy early and yet the Lenefit for the entire season. L A RRR, UK gh8s Sok we RES g $08 fu 2k ERB, OSS oco Thun AAR 3s T 734-736 Tru Sr. N.W. Cranrs Is Ox Tn Sz. Brrwsex G Axo H, Nos. 734 Axo 736. _ as Iurorten Or Musaseay, Leaver Ix Srvues. Upto yesterday we had congratulated our- selves on selecting such good weather for our “Opening.” It isnet always possible for us to though it is possible for us to select ood goods, as you know. It is invariably our Purpose to have only the best, whether it be Millinery, Wraps. Parasols, Corsets, Under- wear, Hosiery, Gloves or what not. In all the lines we have exerted ourselves to Please each comer. The Gloves are Foster's, of course. The Foster is an always staple article, with headquarters here. Except during the very warmest days rapidity has attended the Wrap sales upstairs. The Underwear, Corsets and kindred goods have kept Miss Pritchard busy. and there is little doubt but they will continue to do s0. Exquisite beanty reigns among the Millinery. ‘The dispiay is well nigh enchanting. The pos- ‘sibilities in this season's vivid colors, life-like flowers and odd designs are numberless. We have not been slow to use them. Call and see borate, intricate but artistic ns of silk, satin, ribbon, lace, stick and originality, known as Parasols, have been selling rapidly during the good weather. Some of them Jook like a cross between a spider's web, @ kaleidoscope and a poem. Never before were the colors so brilliant or the kinds so many. Not until feminine Washington is sup- plied will our array be depleted. J. Cy Horcmssox, 907 Pensa. Ave. 1t Manourse Rises, ‘The most popular Cluster Ring Ever introduced, can be found in endless varieties with us. We have the All-diamond Marquise Ring, small, medium and large sizes, varying from 835 to $200. We have them with Emerald, Ruby, Sapphire, Opal or Tur- quoise centers from $25 to $300. Our assortment includes every style, size and Possible combination in a Marquise-shaped Ring, and we can save you 20 percent in Price, a8 they are our own manufacture. Call and Jet us convince you. Ren HRA RRR IT RR Ho Be ESR OH B'g- 2H SA PR PR Boe AAR EE ED ti cco 00, ee oO oo wt So 88 ate* Cou 00 27 Pt COR. 7TH AND D N. W. We Wut Prce Ox Suz For TOMORROW ONLY Hermsdort Fast Black Ladies’ Hose, two thread, French foot, double heels and toes, either ail Black or striped uppers with fast Black boots, at 19c. a ram ‘These goods are our 2c. quality, and, as we import our Hosiery, these are the best 25c. Hose in the mar- ket. This reduction Is for Saturday only at Srrassurcen's, 1 404 axp 406 Tru sr. N.W. Ix Po oad ols oe - ‘Is fer ins as itis also fer gurenasn resbeapa Mixtures bre ime at tention this: a “ Woopwann & -Lormnor. * 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. ¥.W. WHICH CAN BE TURNED TO e000 | ‘ACCOUNT. —o— New Arnivars Ix Veruixe Devant- MENT, **Sack of Cinbs” Velling.—= Rose Bud” Vetting. — — "Cage" Vetin.— “Masque” Veilings, new de- signs. — NOVELTIES. | pisck Jot Besded Volls and Veilings.— Second annex.) —o—_ Tae Latest Easren Noveties ARE | EASTER LILY SALT CUPS‘ and SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS, IN ROYAL FLEMISH WARE-entirely new and exceedinly pretty and artistic.. Bric-a-Brac Depart 2 10th 8 Miswore 2600 Bais OF . building.) Avren-Dixxer Cours Axo Savcens eel 100 dozen French, Enslish Were and German After-dinner 300. Coffee Cups and Ssucers, To ‘bisque and china finish hand- 5c. somely decorated; and plain Now White with gold decorations; m have been selling for 30c. to 250. Te. Choice of lot... a arcltas Axoruen Novenry. Srosce Axo Tower Racks, 46c. Of Enameled Bamboo, light Gan dainty colorings, with gold decorations......46¢. and 850 850. Druggists’ Sundries. -Uth st. building.) —— Rear Brack Sixx Gurecne Laces Aro not made now, as every one who buys laces: knows, but there is quite a lot still in existence, as evidenced by the fact that we put on sale to- morrow, Saturday, 14 600 yards in twenty-three styles, 2 to 2i¢ inches wide, A yard. at I4c. a yard. 25c. ‘900 yards in thirty styles, 3 to Bs inches wide, at 25c. a Ayara, vik: 14¢...... tana-made Laces tor trim- 5c. ming your silk underskirts At 14 and 250. a yard. (First floor... 2d annex.) AyeKucrss Toes F, oR “Busy. Infants' Creain Cashmere $2.50 | Clases dies su steoves, . | elaborately embroidered on Foch. cape and around bottom, 82.50. | Infante’ Cream Surah Silk 50c, | Embroidered Caps, ribbon i. ties, high rosette of lace trim- ming on top. -50e. An excellent opportunity to secure an outfit consisting of Cloak and Cap for 83.00. 10th st. building.) «Second floor... Tursz Gowss Ane Exrnaonprary, —o— ‘Thirteen styles of our popu- Jar Gowns, all the best value gettable for this amount. MUSLIN; yoke of tucks, all-over embroidery or tucks and inserting; plain sacq surplice; turn-over collar; ruffled neck—all with full $1.00 Each. sleeves. FRENCH PERCALE; hand embroidered. LONSDALE CAMBRIO; surplice neck, finished with ruffle of embroidery. Clothing gets thoroughly ventilated there'll bean assembly of mothers and Loys here equal to a convention. Beginning with the little tots from 4 years of age we havo the cutest two-piece Suits you ever laid eyes on and as low as $3.50 a suit at 8350 leads, ‘auntleroy” improved. At $4.50 ‘'Sussex” Kilts in Navy Bine, At 8.50, #4, 84.50 andupward **Sussex” Reefers in Navy Blue. Ath7c. Putfed Blouses of White Lawn, ex- quisitoiy trimmed. At $3.75, $4.75 and $5 Sailor Suits (blouse and pants), ali wool, Navy Blue end other <olo-s. At $2.75, $4.50 and 90.75 Jersey Pants Buits, ‘rood, better and best." At $3.25 and 83.50 Enzlish Drill Suits (wash- able), Pink, Red, Light Blue, Navy B.usand White Btripes and Plain White. At $4.50 older boys, from 7 to 15, can pick from four styles of cheviot aud cassimere, dowd:e breasted and guaranteal in every particular. At 50c. 20 dozen Navy Biue and Corduroy Bicycle Caps, all sizes, tuem—Sallors, Turbans, Etous, Octagonals, Navies, &. (Third floor... 10th st. building.) Aw Exctusive Boys Fosxisaxa Durartuest: Yes—and ft contains: Shirt Waists, in White, Percale, Outing Cloth Flannel: Ties, Four-in-hand, Hosiery, wear, Collars, Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, &2. (First floor... -elet antiox.) Rootes Gare Navy Blue All-Wool Fisnnel @uimpe. fanciiy trimmed with Biue and White braid. Size... 4 Price..03.25 o—— GO} 8,0) wy we + | Guimpe Waists: fine em- 60c Droidored yokes: full sleeves; pen agative eufis ‘cmbroidered edge. a Size 4 to 14......,00e. each. Spring Reefere tm all the isco | Sizes 12, 14, 1B and 18.63.00. Broadcloth, Camel's Hale Cheviot $12.50 | snd" Chavit_Mewimrtotn, Leen Sines 14, 16 and *| Slippers, SPRING BARGAINS ARE NOW LOOKED FOR AND EXPECTED. aad v 18 eventful time of the year. Only S5e.. worth 50c. Infante’ Fine Kid Shoes, with ‘Only 7h.. worth 81 Children'seleant Dongola ° .00, "s spring heels, with tips, Sizes Gto 11. Only O8c., worth 81.95. Misses serviceable Don- heels, tipped or plain toe. Only 75e., worth $1.00, Ladies’ Fine Kid Oxfords, Common Sense shape, Only SOc. worth 75c. Ladies’ Fine Kid House Only 65c., worth $1.95, jee ® Men's Elegant Embroid- Only $1.25, worth 81.75. Men's Shoes, lace or congress. All new styles. Culy $1.99, worth 2.50. Fine lines of Men's Calf Shoes, lace, button or congress Gilt Edge Polish, 15. Brown's French Polish, 5e. Taz Stan Snoz Hovse, 1 726 Tru Srazer. aS ee eee ee it 3 bd x x x N 92225 waaaa pe ee aa % ” af >. is 20, of Hae A aren pr AA a we Bh & aa We Anz Heanovanters Fox Muzaseny. & Canny Tue Lanorsr Srock A Berrn Assonrwenr. Eveey Coxcetvante Srrzz. Art Tar Lowest Puicrs. For tomorrow (Saturday) we offer the following ood values Is Ovr Mniuvery Derarruest; $1.50 & $1.25 NTRIMMED gir Carine Hass is aie iaadee pei att 98c. tee oe 98o. T. RIMMED Sarons 17. Si eet 17 $5 ax $5.50 RIMMED ithe iacsse ve rises ae ®5.50, Bat- $3.48. $3.48. Ix Ovr Croax Depanruesr. $4.00 xD 190 Lanes “God Ouchy 50 ons, tall St inch eae SRLEe a. ea =i Ar $1.95, #2" $1.95. $8, $7.75, 57.50, 37, ancdneienenmazeekete hay ‘d 86.50 Axo 8b Mak ais cs ACKETS Fie nd Frncy’ Sicths, in {n value from @6, 86.50.87. $7.50, 8% 7.73. to. our choles tor Baturday at C ND Ar $9.98. $5.98. Livres Axp Cupnews Russzp * Uxpenwean. For Saturday only. 25 dozen Childrep’s Vests, warranted pure Lisle ‘Thread, ribbed with ailk ribbon drawing string; 1 to 10 Years, Former price, 30c. Bargain price, 21c. 25 dozen of Children's Gauze Vests, well finished, high neck, short sleeves. Sizes 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, and 32. Price Sc., 7c.. 10c., 12c., 15c., 18¢., 2le., 24e., 27. One lot Boys' Brown Balbriggan Shirts and Pants, French collarette, extra fine Bargain quality. Former price, 1c, for all sizes. Se. all sizes. price, LADIES' VESTS AND PANTS. 50 dozen of Ladies’ Jersoy Ribbed Vesta, all aizes,7e. 50 dozen Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, square neck, crocheted tops, linen drawing tape, all sizes. Former 10 dozen Ladies’ Pure Lisle Bibbed Vests, front formed V, with crocheted silk neck and arm silk cro- cheted. Former price, 48c. Bargain price, 3c. SHIRT WalsTs. 50 dozen Ladies’ Percale Shirt Waists, all sizes, Pleated front and back, with belts, high sleeves. Be. ‘One Jot of Ladies’ Fine French Percale Walsts, pleated front and back, high sleeves, deep cuffs, oe eb One lot Boys' Percale and Outing Waists, all sizes. ‘Regular price, “5c. Bargain price, 19. CORSETS. Just arrived, one case of **C. B. a ls Spirite” Sateen Corsets, all shades, Pink, Blue, Cream, Black, ko. ‘Worth 75c. Will sell at 41c. Have on han: a few more of those odds and ends in large sizes. Corsets that sold for 50c., 75c., $1. $1.25 will goat 29.” All the above bargains are for Saturcay only. Kies Paracz. 812.814 7TH ST. ae BATE APRIL 8, 1892—TEN PAGES. Razr Esrzaranz, 1241 1thst. ae Gur Dress Goods Department will ofer some big Grives for the coming week. Reuxanrs, Bedford Cond, 37¥¢¢. Our price, 18, (Crepon Cord, 37340. Our price, 180. Serqes, 3740. Our price, 198. Plain Cashmerss, 250, Our price, 150, ‘Wool Plaids, 18, Our price. Sse. Black Nun's Velling, 190, Our price, Lie. ‘Wool Challies, 19. Our price, 114e. (Cream Cashmeres, 120. Our price, 5Ke. Frou Taz Pisce. All Shades Cashmeres, 12540. Our price, OXe. Colored Mohair, 25¢. Our price, 15e. All the Newest Ideas Cheviots. 60c. Our price, 47e. All-wool Tricots, 300. Our price, 23c. Bedford Corde, 65¢. Onur price, 4c. Yo missing shades in Henrietta, 60c. Our price, 490. Silk and Woo! Henrietta, 75c. Our price, Oc. ‘Very finest Ladies' Cloth, all shades, $1.25. Our Brice, 80. Camel's Hair Cloth, $1.25. Our price, 80e. Black Henriettas, $1. Our price, 750. ‘Black Henriettas, $1.25. Our price, 08. Remember, we have as complete line of COTTON-WOOL MIX, ALL-WOOL Ana SILE-WOOL DREtS GOODB As can be found in any houre in the District, 200 26-inch Gloria Umbreliss, $1.25, Our price, 970. Bik and wool, 300 26-inch Gloria Umbrellas, ring handles, silk and Wool, @1.49. Our price, 1.19. 10 pieces Beaded Gimp, 19. Our price, 12}¢. G pieces Beaded Gimp, 87440. Our price, 19. 10 pieces Seamless Matting, 0c, Our price, 28¢. 10 pieces Seamless Matting, 30c. Our price, Zc. 50 pair French Process, hand turned, $4.00. Our Price, $2.49. ‘25 pair French Process, hand turned Slippers, $3, Our price, 61.79, ©. 8. and Opera Oxfords, Our millinery parlor this season has been admired byevery one, The styles are original as well as low in rice. ‘Trimmed Bats from $1,50 to $10. 100 Belgrade Hats, all shapes, 373¢c. Our price, 25¢, 50 Late Caps, 25c. Our price, 10c. 100 Mull Hats, 50c. Our price, 290. 15 pieces Black All-silk Moire Ribbon, No. 40, 374c. Our price, 19¢. Surah Silk, 50c, Our price, 39¢. Surah Silk, 73c. Our price, 6c, All-silk Failles, $1.25. Our price, &3c. Setin Rhadzmire, 91.25. Our price, Ode. Rurs Exsrezpaisz, 1241 11th st. n.0., ‘Leader of Low Prices. Asstoszzs Sure 1115 FBT. N. Ww. ‘The people know good values when they are offered and are spt in their appreciation of them. HERE, THEN, 18 A CHANCE. 8 ASSIGNEES ‘We must dispose of the fine stock of Men’ a, Women’s and Children's Shoes this month. To do so all foods are reduced one-third in price. ‘For instance: 86 Shoes are reduced to 94. ‘84.50 Shoes are reduced to $3. 63 Shoes are reduced to ¢2. ‘The stock consists of the latest styles and shapes, HENRY F. WOODARD, 4. A. LIPSCOMB, ‘Assignees of apé-Im W. H. KENEASTER & C0. bi. LOVE GO.. R. Gorpscman, 1007-1009 F Sz. N. W. Tonoznow, Sarvapar, Ova Srzcuz Basoarx Dar. Evear Paice Quorzp Beroxp Comrerrtiox. Prerone Dizantext Banoarss. Everybody should visit our Picture Department. ‘Weshow the lanrest assortinent of Framed Pictures south of New York Our prices are known to be 50 Percent lower than any house in Washington. We offer something new every day. In the following we offer © list of bargairs from OUR LATEST AR- RIVALS: E,sezs, ‘53-ft. Bamboo Parlor Easels, 9c. Sis-ft. Bamboo Parlor Eacels, brass trimmer, 63c. Sie-ft. Antique Oak Rasels, 73c. Farauev Picrvnes. An Entirely New, 20124 Frame made of select osk, shaded, 334 in. wide, with aX-in. steel lining, with ali the latest and most popular Engravings. This Picture is ‘splendid value at $3.00. Wejotfer them tomezrow at the SPECIAL PRICE of 81.50. 4 $3.00 White and Gold Framed Picture, 202%, @ Very rich pattern and entirely new, all the newest sub- Jecta im Engravings. The frame alono is worth €3.00. Special price tomorrow, €1.50. A Lance Frame Ercumo For $1.98. A Gesvrse Artists: Proor Excamso. A Beautiful White and Gold Frame, 1% in. wide, fitted with Genuine Artists’ Proof Etching, size 14x32. ‘These Etchings are principally American Scenery, ‘Farm Lands, Rivers, Mountains, Lakes, Mill Streams, &c., after paintings by well-known American artists and etchers, such as Clem, Field, Rosenburger and others. Each Picture bears the signatures of the artiste and all of themn possess genuine artistic merit. ‘These Etchings are suited to the most fastidious and refined tastes, Worth $5.00. Our special price for to- morrow, 61.96. A Srrcu: Sare Or Paster Parnse Ar $1.98, 485.00 Pastel? A gem of the first water, undoubt- edly the finest picture of thie class ever offered at the extremely low price. Only the best pastel artists can execute such high-grade work. All splendid and pleas ing subjects, 7 he fraine is extremely pretty and stylish, being made of 3-inch highly polished raised ornaments and elegantly finished in white and gilt. Special Price $1.98. Size 202%. Basr Casntace’ Deranruesr. A Srecur $10.00 Banca. Any of our $12.00 Whitney Carriages, stained oak or Varnished rattans, upholstered in silk plush, satin damask or raw silk, witheatin parasols, best gear, &e. ‘Wire or wooden wheels, English wool mats, lace covers for parasols. Reduced to $10.00 for tomorrow only. A Sprout $15 Banca. Any of our famous $16, $18 or $20 Heywood or ‘Whitney Carriages, all upholstered in the finest man- ner of silk plush; silk satin parasols, with silk lace dae. The bodies are the newest end latest designs; ‘band-made wheels ; standard gear; cane bottoms, &c., with a fancy English wool mat. Reduced to $15 for tomorrow only. Tacsx Deranrvest. Our Trunk Department is now complete with s large stock of Standard Trunks, made by the best ‘makers only. We sell nothing but the best and most reliable makes. Our prices we cuarautes to be lower than any house in Washington. One of our special trunks is the celebrated Koller Tray Trunk, which is made expressly for us. Before pur chasing call in ‘and examine this trunk ; the ladies will use no other. Rerniorraton Depanruest. ‘We are agents for the always popular High-class ‘Hard-wood Michigan Refrigerators. We know them tobe the best. Our customers who have them in use can testify to theirexcelience. For three seasons we have sold no other. We guarantee themto you. If not satisfactory we will refund the money paid for any “‘Michigan” Refrigerator. Don’t be deceived. The “*Michian” can oniy be bad at our store. Send for catalogue. Store open every Saturday until 10 p.m. R. Gowscuu, »_ 1007-1009 F Sz. N. V Foor Onxamexratiox— Suoz 1 310 Ax 312 Srvexra Sz. gest eee of more stylishly and more cheaply than could have teem done by any other ! ouse Tt is that we shoe hve times as many feet an are shod by any otber house here. Do you suppose we could makesuch @ record if we did not our patrons rigtit? FOLLOWING NEW STYLPS May INTEREST YOU. ESPROIALLY THE LOW PRICES REE —_ Ratton, Childs $1.25 Patent SPRING | Teather Spring Heel But- 00 Dongola re Patent Tip Spring Heel | Button, ™ | Mineo’ Cloth Top Pine | Button. cuuparws =| Otte Peso tion, Bick or Gray, for ‘Misses apd Children. FINE Boys’ end Youths’ Fine | Kangaroo Shons, @1.50, osu. | #200 ana #2.50. | Boyy anf Youths’ Prench | Patent Leather Shoes, Ee ] NEW | | SPRING | | STYLES | Ladies’ Dongola Oxford sa ‘Ties at Tie., 61.00 and e13, LADIES" | Our Royal @1.50 Ox- | ford Ties Cloth or Dongola Top _ Ties, French kid, vict Kid or patent lestber Low curs | vamps, wonderfully | Pretty, at €2.00, 2.80, | e3.00ana¢s.50. and | wr 02.50 Mand-enede Boots, Boorse. | “Etite”“$3.00 Pine Boots. cas Gents’ Kangaroo Gait xrw Low Shoes, ties or straps, — made Calf Oxford Ties, Our €3.00 “Eureka” ™ Handmade Low or Huth Shoes Fine Patent Leather RELIABLE MEN'S ' Reuse Suor Hovses, 930 and 882 Seventh st., 1914 and 1916 Ps. ave., 231 Pa. ave. Iuronten Faexce Pras Ata Great Bargom Ue.acan Good Imported Freweh Peas in nice or mew tincans at this particular sea- 7 cans son are far preferable to anything for you cau buy in pods at market. 81.00. ‘We have just received « job leq which we are offering ate Gaeat Banca. 26e.aCan "They are a good 20e. grade, but we o are selling them at 16. @ Can or Sevem 7 Cans Cans for $1, which is considerable tor Jess than they cost the importer, a. A Uberal supply is just what you want, Onder at once Ly mall, tele hone or mesenger if you cannet call ip person. Quality guaranteed or money cheerfully refunded. Hiros-Gravt Czeaucex Borres Direct from the chura st our presem® low price ia going fast and making reguiar customers of all who ty @ Exrsoxzo Youxes Compaxr, Last Lox.