Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1892, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, A Cait’ 5: 1692-SIXTEEN PAGES. : Ca = : A OFFICE OF W. 3. MOSES & 8OX8. ; Lunteee & fe THE EVENING © STAR. BE ETTREZ Tax “Scxar Srv fas. Seated Woonwinn & Lorunor, Fi = Save WASHINGTON: i: =: = New W. OTM, UTR AND F STS, H.W. recut Exsren sarurpay April 9, 1902. : Rae oo hate Fox Nexr Weex ; Phin oie "ye CnosBy 8. NovES. Faitor, P =A Ts Evert Dreanax ae Curren Vil Ix Lines) Mosux Usornwean. THE EVENING STAR bas a requiar and pS Haar sain ma? . 2 rt wiesianded Somes Er eS eo ye ee ‘ —t Te four crowded see larger area other paper | PPP. : a Sian BED ROOM FURNITURE. a ea ee times than ev P P+ Advertising Mediam it hasne competitor. | 5 uu . ae Our next week price, $75. | FineT TWO “Exsree News: ‘To give youan * =] pikes eR a ee By s vote of 41 to 10 the Senate has passed BOSTON VARIETY STORE, ea Pete bab claret tentacle Deda 5! bisninatophihe Laie —— Easren Bexerrr the Grand Army socumpuent qe pre LANSBURGH & BRO., — Price next week, 624.00. | 20 Sn rene ed =, i subsistence to the visiting veterans at the mu- WM.2H. McKNEW, _ Our Reralar G00 Fine Osk Balto. ogg, | THE TOMORHOWS, Miuuoezr, ~ metuctions micipal expense, treating this expenditure pre- W. A. PIERCE & CO., OWT ALWAYS VIEW BLACK GOODS WITH PO eran SUNDAY - —— <=" neente Grested. ‘The tem la aes speed mateat SEATON PERRY and Fe Stomber sit, They are not devinded forthat | | Solid Oak Suite with bevel pate mitroria burs, | spogq.n Sr, Aw G es eppropriation bill, which disburses the taxes MERTZ’S PHARMACY ‘wholly. ‘Thete s a fashion sid¢ of the matter— | ‘°F # _ IT WILL ——— Free. sos Gown, Mother Hubberd style, and other legal revenues of the District, and Deetieerte And the petterners—of the: old world principallv—con- | otid Osk Cheval Gtasees with French bevel Piste |r eceeper ray ce fucked yoke, trimmed fond Beck aud down frost ‘the city of Washington pays it in precisely the'| 2*® ‘offer to their customers Exquisite | tribute of their originality to fill the demand. BLACK | mirror. Regular price, #20. ae, . t: L ‘with fine Hamburg embroiders. mame way ‘that it pays for the lighting, | Perfumeries, which are used and indorsed by the elite Prolapse cen gs pape nage ies Next week, ars en Dagnsrey darexs, nustce we 700 sewering, policing and paving of the capital oF | 5» pyeis London and New York and are considered by | #iie®”_ wardrobe shonid boast at least one BLA\ Another lot of those Solid Usk Customers. Worth | THE LADIES —- <<. en for the local charities. So far a the Senate is dress. Think of the oceasions you don’t know what to ar'zs. | ASP ; axD Five reich rercale austin Gown, made bor eoncerned the republic has said that no consti- | connotsseurs as unguesticnatly “eae ee ee ss "| ete onren) = Mat back; tucked frost, foie collar and Varn-ap <A . |-season rol — cums, bound with ‘Blue percaie. See cama cork omer uae ‘THE FINEST IMPORTED. We ake much of BLACK GOODS tecause they are DINING ROOM FURNITURE. IT 18 A GRAND EASTER OFFERING Travetrxa Goons. ‘iii 150 a a co 0 much mace of. ‘The staples we keep on handcon-| Solid Oak Sideboards, with 18x20 bevel plate mir« 0 THE PRO?LE oF WASHINGTOR. SS Sn aor Sd Rave made for the same purpose, and thal no} ss srrnze Amery tinuously as a foundation for the novelties to buildon. | For, douule closet, larveTinen drawer and two silver . —— H hostility exists toward the veterans which Eee poe ae prone Meht aiwest every cay im ome | GANErS, Al bave locks ant keys, Kesular price. —_ anieiatpeoits nang AxDAOME Lace ‘Trimmed Gowns, made 4 is 4 he 2 tyie, tucked inclusters which are separated Sheapopuaen aiel ie poe ter eet Devt, art of the creative worid aude beep cur arvus exe | © Fee ea aes ae Six Suovrixa Dare Barone Easren, | 5° neetine, suit hich seeves, dished witha {this appropriation its ob! a peer Peeamen’ y tals constantly scanning the horizon for the first ¢.gus of a THEN SEE tucked cud and a euifte of ince. a Jaw to provide fora national con Pret iitez Wriee “Hetiotrave, heieidipanicied £6. Solid Oak Extension Tables, wo Tea — 85 the national tal's proper municipal ex- fumes. Parune. Reduced to 4.75. REDUCED To ic. capital's prope: vr pie THEZ " Faw ide Cologne Russe. ‘What we pat before you es BLACK 18 BLACK-the i teatirs Ix Tae U H a Cen ee ee ev teccloped tat | TyEeeeTRas spe See OREM a, nating hes Wak wens eaoeisesiy tien wien | <oureie solie Cuk Galo) Tulealbes ‘uides) wait = fue Usrancuxp Stare, Fixe xosnn Gowns, made Marguerite style, te- Won in the Senate the fact was developed lors periumen Fa"* Power. au ‘We have got a special budget of BLACK GOODS news | week price, $10. DONATOR 18, CHOOSING A BECOMING SHAPE IR | ished with fine Hamburg eubroidery, full high ® number of Senators were not “Dis | L'perfumes.~ toner Waters sed Eorione, Viol for you—come hints that are worth fo!.cw.ng up: fa —_ mes to MADE VERY EASY HERE. We have nooid | sleeves. s ready, acting as local legislators, to treat tl ELETTREZ Russes and Amaryliis du Japon. ECIALS. c naan tviéky styles—no homely shape:—nothing you's dir nepecen to 85c. asa proper municipal expendi- |°" perfumes. Foov For Restzcrios. Lance Double Mirror Door Wantrobes, handsomely card. Thereare so many sorts that to meation $$$ ture to be met in the customary manner, but | Ausirrereresseeee sie ss babehth oDIEeettects21.00, | SMTA, wish moth-proot colar chest at top. Mexular | ITEM OR Sheds ocahh eahs- newb HR Thad hos eeen- Pcidsuuhhssiaeltumich ia ock kes ‘were eager that the nation sbould by —s Ck POR—“erinkly ae Next week price, 950. | YOU WILL . tered on tables, easy to gut at.) Every shaye, fine lace mserting and clusters of tucks, Florentine and exclusive national appropriation take a| Osu 125 yard. 3 ‘MISS A every shade; overy rice, too, that is popular | Ince round neck and sieves, conspicuous*part in tendering hospitalities to peas Saari Bike BEETS bene ee Large Osk Corner China Cabinets, double xiase and reasonable. Those Untrimmed Hats adjoin 98. the veterans in this grand reunion of the] Biscee A yxouxcemEnt. Se ee ae ee | Geis eajenlaias aiaiven., GRAND TREAT. the Trimmed Hate, Take a peep at the Trimmed pen wee Pwo Union's defenders at the capital of the repub- lie which they protected. But, while such action would be graceful and appro- priate, and serve as a; valuable object jeson for the encouragement of a | love of country and patriotic self- sacrificing service, it was not asked or suggested by Washington, and the city would protest } against displacement by the nation as the host , at the approaching reunion. The national capital welcomes and entertains the visiting veterans, and by private subscriptions of citi- zens, which now amount to $40,000, and which will rise to $50,000, and by » municipal appro- priation of $100,000 for quarters and subsist- ence, provided in exact accordance with the Jaw concerning ail its municipal appropriations, it will furnish the means if the House assents to the Senate's action. Indirectly the nation is a host of the occasion, for those whom the na- tional capital entertains are under the Con- stitution and the statutes entertained in part by the republic. The nation’s city is both of its constituent elements. local and national alike, is enthusiastic in the determination to make this last great reunion of the soldiers of the civil war a notable event of the century. ies — No pledges could b LOTH=one of fashion's yard y Abe 4 Ui DINE, with ri a yard CAMEL'S HAIR GREN a. brocadi M. W. Gazz, Bro. & Co... Jewerrens Axp Sivensurrus, 1107 PuNNSYLVANIA AVE. (ESTABLISHED 1992), HAVE NOW ON EXHIBITION THEIR ENTIRE PRODUCTION OF NOVELTIES DESIGNED FOR THE EASTER HOLI- Days. HAVING THIS SEASON MADE GREATER PREPARATIONS TO MEET ‘THE INCREASING DEMAND FOR AP- PROPRIATE EASTER GIFTS THAN ON ANY FORMER OCCASION. CUSTOM- ERS WILL FIND IN THEIR PRESENT ASSORTMENT AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF VERY DESIRABLE ARTICLES AT ONCE PRETTY, UNIQUE AND INEX- PENSIVE. Sa- THOSE WHO MAKE AN EARLY SELECTION HAVE THE ADVANTAGE OF A LARGER AND MORE VARIED ASSORTMENT FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE. avd ADINES, tn corded, stripe and tured mare KARE CLUTH-81 @ yard.” BEDFORD COKDS—piein, ure, saber hevrun—sud - STOKM SE:kGk—s Land $1 25.0 yard. ee ee SL WAP DEAP DE a yan. PiN's ACL wooy TAMISE—7ie. and $1 4 yard, 4m ALL-WOOL SURAH TWILLS—73e. *4o.in. PRIESTLEY'S NUN'S SERGE—$1.25 a yard. va ¥ . BER — yard. Proper woods for 8 suring-weicht wrap—it 1s rain proof. A pecidi line of ALL-WOOL HENIIETTAS, SERGES, CHEVIOTS aud HUMESYUND at Soc. a yard, Wedo not show a single style or weave that is not on the top crest of the wave of popularity at the pres- ent time. **Abrcast of the times" is our stand always, So if your fancy hits upon one of ours—any one—you may be sure of three thingy—there is nothing newer— better oF cheaper. Bouwast Ix Abventisixe, LIKE CONFLICTING TESTIMONY, BEARS NO WEIGHT WITH AN INTELLIGENT AND DIB- CRIMINATING PUBLIC, BECAUSE THE RE- SULTS, AFTER AN INVESTIGATION HAS BEEN MADE, ARE NOT BORNE OUT BY THE FACTS. HOUSEKEEPERS NATURALLY PLACE THEIR MONEY WHERE MOST IS REALIZED UPON THE SUM TOTAL OF THEIR INVESTMENTS, our EQUITABLE CREDIT ave been made in bebalf of Washington at Detroit of a character to prevent this city’s legislature from making a municipal appropriation for the purpose such as Detroit's local government had provided for theeneumpment thenin progress, It would have been absurd to ask a pledge not to raise the money for the entertainment in the manner which otber cities had adopted. It is not the fault of the people of this city, but of the Constitution of the United States, that Congress is our board of alder- men and common councils, and our state legislature. Congress, not the people of this District, made the just law which provides how the municipal expenses of the national capital shali be met. The Constitution and Congress are responsible for compelling this matter, even in its local aspects, to come before «# local legivlature which is also the national legislature. It is at least as annoying for the people of this municipality to bring their local concerns before a body of men who, as a rule, take little interest in them, as it isfor these legislators, engrossed in na- tional affairs or the concerns of their im- mediate constituents, to be bothered with local legislation. Senators and Representatives can- not reasonably become impatient and berate the people of the capital because they request them to perform their constitutional function of legislating for the District ‘Nor can citizens of the United States outside ‘of the District base any reproach upon the fact that the people of the capital apply for legislation to the only legislature which the Constitution and Congress give them. Peanys, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE” Established 1840. uty ‘Telephone 995. Tae Wontvs Greatest T anon War Caren So. SYSTEM OF NECESSITY FALLING HEIR TO THE LION'S SHARE, BECAUSE IT OFFERS THE COMFORTS AND LUXURIES OF LIFE WITHOUT WEALTH, WITHOUT BURDEN AND, ABOVE ALL, WITHOUT EQUIVOCATION, ACCEPTING PAYMENT FROM YOUR WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS IN- STEAD OF DEMANDING YOUR ENTIRE SUB- STANCE, AS MISTRUSTING CASH DEALERS ARE WONT TO Do. LENIENT IN MISFORTUNE, EQUITY HAS EVER BEEN ITS GUIDING STAR. FUBNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, BABY CARRIAGES, MATTIYGS, REFRIGERATORS, FIRST—Because, as you know, he has built up large and busy Tailor Stores in every city of any importance in the Union. SECOND—Because he buys shrewdly for cash in the best Home and Foreign markets of the Best High-Grade Materials and an unusual va- nety to supply his many branches. ‘THIRD—Becanse bis prices are regulated by the low- ‘est possible cost and based upon a large busi- ness and a moderate profit. FOURTH Because there isn't an ides in the tailoring of bis garments, from sponging to finishing Process, that he hasn't adopted, “‘that im- Proves the quality and cheapens the cost.” WORKS OF ART. ‘These aresome of therearons. There are others. ‘When you are considering your **Easter Outfit,” why it is best to leave your order with ‘The failure of the free coinage movement brings into prominence the idea of an interna- tional monetary conference. It is now evident to foreign nations that the United States will seek to regulate silver not on the national but on the international basis. This fact makes these powers more friendly to a conference In this country the feeling in favor of an ternational conference of the financial zations is not confined to one party or strictly * peaking to one part of thecountry. Business = men generally recognize the fact that the que | Fortiry Your System tion of free coinage is not simply one of muni- cipal law, but is one to be settled by agreement between the powers and by the course of busi- HOUSE & HERRMANN’S P wane oo, 9 Pha CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, Pioiel 917, 919, 921 AND $23 7TH ST. ao: ee ee apo MASS. AVE. N. W. s AVE. Acarssr Srarxe Disonvens. ‘It ts not always « blood purifier you ‘Beed in spring. It is oftener a tonic. Wine of Calisaga and Iron tsreally what you want. It is not only the best tonic and streagthener ever compounded, but. it alo assists (not forces) the liver and Kidneys in performing their natural or- wanic functions, Wine of Calisays and iron ts regularly prescribed by many of the best physicians in the city. Let it be your spring medicine. For sale by E. P. MERTZ and other druggists. Do not accept substitutes. it Mr. Pierpont Morgan's proposed benefaction of @ half million dollars to the manual and scientific trade schools of New York is one of ‘the most graceful and munificent acts of the times. These special schools in the practical education and opportunities they furnish will be most useful auxiliaries of the common school system. The very basis of opr material civilization is skilled labor, without which there can be no intelligent co-operation be- ‘tween lebor and capital and no real progress of the whole community. —$<__ro—____ The sultan, in his firman of investiture of the new Khedive of Egypt sought to divest him of parts of his territory, but England, Dacked ap by Austria and Italy, forced the ‘Tark to revise the firman. The time has noteome when France and Russia are more Powerful at Constantinople than the powers Exzcrnororse Ta the strongest point in its favor, In ite use no medicines are needed. No expensive articles of diet are required. No costly stimulanty-are necessary. No physicians heavy charges yave to be pail. -No sick room appitances loaded down with patents and royal- ties have tobe Louxht No murse bas to be empioyed. The treatment is simplicity itself, The resuits are al- most beyond the mayBitude of human ‘comprehension. In introducing an in- strument of this description to TREAT ALL ‘DISEASES we know that we have to con:bat the effect and Prejudices which have been instilled into the public mind by the misrep- C. A. Mevomax, 614 12x Sz. resentations of medical charlatans of the opposition. Cae. Many new Gas ‘which have appeared for years in the styles, with public prints. ‘Mr. Gorman’s fsiends in the Calumet Club seem to know a thing or two m the great game Of presidential politics. The aid of the strong- est faction in the party is necessary to the nomémetion of Maryland's “favorite son” in Asx You Only to believe the EVIDENCE OF YOUR OWN SENSES AFTER ease Cleveland shou! a id: THE MOST THOROUGH INVESTI- eile _ GATION INTO OUR METHODS. ered unavailable by the convention. e _ ee Guz You 3 Free silver will have to rely on some other state than Massachusetts. The two parties ‘there are averse to “remonetization™ ideas, and there is uo reason to believe that a recon- sideration by either will take place during the living generation. += Kansas has © Plumb monument association. ‘Thin will probably add to the long list ot. op- portunities to take example that the Grant amonument has enjoyed and failed to profit by. ‘There is every reason to expect that the enter-| ‘Tue Best Suozs a ee For Tue Lessr Moxey. Such an opportunity at our office. Comeim and have your goubte dis pelled—don't cost anything, ATLANTIC ELECTROPOISE o., 1408 New York ave. n.w,. It @rTaPam— Core Borroxs- +00 S80LID GoLp. . A first-class bathing beach is now on the list IP YOU WANT SHOES THAT ARE oa baie @*an addition to Washington's attractions, “CHEAP” 18 MAKEAND MATERIAL Seventh strest northwest, ‘The provision for this beach is one that meets with general stusfaction. — + Few proposed improvements in the works of the government have met with the general <@ndid approval that the idea of « permanent census burean bas enjoyed. IT 18 USELESS TO COME HERE- OPRERE 18 1 BUT IF YOU ARE LOOKING FoR ‘THE BEST SHOES FORTHE LEAST MONEY, SHOES THAT WEAR WELL, Look WELL axp KEEP THEIR] Wy Huvg SHAPE WELL. YOU WILL FIND IT “MATERIALLY” TO YOUR AD- Came A VARTAGE TO VISIT OUR STORE, WE HAVEA BIG STOCK OF ALL STYLES OF SHOES FOR BYERY- BODY AND IT 18 ALWAYS 4 PLEAS ‘URE FOR US TO SHOW GOODS. ‘that & Sur’ vom PTS " Avexen, selves. This spirit of seccommodation is un for- Sanately rare. ee Boston stack by Cleveland. encyclopedia eptsode endeared bim to Only $3.50 oe | tense ‘We! Price 635, Next week, 826. Large Double Door Oak Bookenses. Kegular price, 35. Next week, $24. Pine Oak China Cabinets, with larze drawer and of superior construction. | Price, 628. Next week, 818. PARLOK FURNITURE, &e. AG-piece Bilk Tapestry Suito for $U3; spring edges and weil made. Ask to see our Special Rug Suite, certainly the best in the market for the price. 81.30 for a Solid Cherry 24-inch Squarétop Table, ‘with fluted legs and heavy frame. 81.50. 100 inore of those Solid Oak Hish-back Comfortable Rockers. Worth 83.50. E ‘To besold for $2.20. Real Oak-‘rame Couches, made up sprint edge and covered in best le er. Worth $20. Next week price, 615, Gold ‘Leaf Reception Chairs. Worth @5. For 83.90, CARPETS. ‘To close out short lengttis Best Tapestry Brussels, 21 yards Swall Light Pattern, suitable for chamber or hall carpet, for. 810.50 ‘29 yards Sinai! Terra Cotta Pattern, suitable for hall or dining room, fo ++ 814.50 ‘SAyards Larce Licht Pattern, suitable tor par- lor or chamber, for. $17.50 11 yards Small Ligat Pattern, suitable for sail 23% yards Large Light Pa Parlor, for. 2134 yards Medium-size Licht Pattern, suitab! for parlor, for. 19 yards Larve Pattern, with crimson xround, ‘suitable for dining ri =. 815.25 22% yards Light Small Pattern, sustable for ‘chamber or liall, for. BODY BRUSS! . 30% yards Best Quality, light colors, latest shades, suitable for parior, for . 23% yards Best Quaiity Geometric suitable for dining room, for 35 yards Best Quality, snuall licht pattern, suitabie for parlor or chamber, for. 28 yards Best Quality, Crimson ground, sus able for dining rom, for. 825.65 17% yards Liwht Scroil Desizn, suitable for small chainber, for . ‘ cess BIBS, 3336 yards Light Floral Design, suitable for parlor or chan.ber, for.. 20% yards Light Floral Design, suital parlor or chamber, for «$22.00 ‘323 yards Dark Floral Desizn, suitable for dining room, for MOQUETTE CARPETS. 26% yards Best Quality Light Scroll Pattera for . 1934 yards Best Quality, Blue Yersi suitable for dining room or hall, for. 20 yards Best Quality, handsome floral wuitable for parlor, for. yards Best Quality, cotta and oak, for. 24 yards Best Quality, Pattern, tor.. AX! 14% yards Light Scroll Pattern 10% ** Floral 1655 é 2434 STRAW MATTINGS. White Matti Fancy Extra Fancy » Fancy Seamless Good White STRAW MATTINGS. ‘at ¢4.00 per roll of 40. $6.00 #8.00 $7.50 PORTIERES, 1 pair 3 yards long, fine {rine top and bottom. Worth 85: now 83.50. Lpair Figured Portieres, border on each side and bottom. Worth $8.50; now 83. 4 pair Imported Chenille Portieres, 34 yards tons, extra heavy fringe top and bottom. Worth $10.30; now #5. 9% pairs Portieres, dado and fringe top and bottoni, yards long (colors). Worth $6; now #4. 2 pars Portieres, 34 yards lon«, frinse and dado top and bottom. Worth $9.50; now 8 4 pairs Handsome Portieres. newest shades, dado and fringe top and bottom (colors). Wort 88.50; now 6. 8 pairs Handsome Portieres, oriental colors und de- signs, fringe top and bottom. Worth #9: now 86.50. LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS. 1 pair Madras, Brown, Yellow and Blue. Price $7.50; now ¢1.75. 6 pairs French Stripe Lace (4 colors). Price, 87,50; now €2.00. 7 pairs Mandalay (3 colors). Were $7:00; néw $1.75. g T pairs Heavy Gauze (3 designs). . Were $1200 84.09. 3 pairs Turkish Gauze, cross stripe. Were $9.00; 00. 2 pairs Silk Cross Stripe (2 colors). Were $9.00; now 85.00. 1 pair Silk Cross Strive, Price $7.50; now #4.00, 2 pairs Silk Cross Stripe, Yellow. Price, 69.30; now 03.50. 1 pair All-silk T. ©. Curtain, Price, $30.00; now 815.00. 1 pair All-silk, Olive and Cream Curtain. Price, £30.00; now $12.00. 1 pair Madras, extra wide, Blue and Gold. Price, 00; now 82.00. 1 pair Madras, Cream, Olive and Bine. Price, $7.00; now 81.75. SUMMER DRAPERIES. ‘We have an oloant assortment of beautiful stuff for Mantei and Wintow Draperies, from 1:20. a yard up. These cheap xoods aro as effective as silks. They are made in plain colors, ficured and in stripes. WINDOW SHADES. Ask %to sce our Ze. Shade, 3 feot by 6 feet, with ‘Spring ro ler. Our Shade Department te complete {fi every particn- lar. We carry all qualities of guods and guarantee ‘Our workmanship. Ask to sve the fadeloss shade goods. WIRE WINDOW SCREENS AND DOORS, ‘We have Servons from “0c. up. Let ussend yon an estimate for Cabinet-mate, Pat- ‘ented Witdow Screens and Doors for your residence ‘and at the same time quote you a price for our Special- made Awning. BABY CARRIAGES. ‘We have just received the larcest and :nost beautiful ‘assortment of Beby Carriages we have ever had. Prices range from €3,75 up. ‘Have your old carriare made over. We upholster ‘and {urnish all the new parts necessary. Also enamel or varnish us desired. Refrigerators, in all since and qualities, from 92.25 Sige wae of our own, Le Fk Tar Moxcnexrar, one house which has shown at any of their Spring ‘Openings one-balf as many fine tported Pais BONNETS AND LONDON ROUND HATS, LEADING MODISTES OF PARIS AND LONDON BU ones first. Fix the shape you want in your mind's eye—then o to the Untrinmed ones if you're intent upon buyints barebat. ¥¢ find obliging and capable salesiadies to offer suggestions and help you in making a choice, ‘They are experts and will give you the benefit of their long experience. Haxpsomr cambete Gowns, tetsamed with fine Valenciennes lace inserting and tucks, double row of lace round neck and sleeves. Haspsome canvrie xen Dresses, surplice beck, dintshed with Valuuciennes inserting andedge Tound neck and s.eeves. 987 AND 039 F ST. N.W., Fasbion Leaders in FINE MILLINERY, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, Frowens ARE THE FEATURE THIS SEASON IN MILLINERY TRIMMING, And no wonder. The artists have caught the A PHENOMENAL SUCCESS. touch of nature, they sometimes add the per- Never in the history of Washington hes there been | fume, and.ali thot still eludes human skill is the sixh of evening breezes rustiing the rose leaves. Our stock is rep.ete with every desirs- Lie biossom—roses, daisics, violets, morning wlories, tulirs, popriesand foliage. Prices cor- ect in every invtance, Corser Covens. Srrcuz Bancaiss Lx Conser Covers. Ove ctor Five camvric Corset Covers, made V neck, back and front of wide Hamburg embroidery. Sizes 32, 38, 40, 42 and 44. 95, repvcrp to 2de. Loow neck cambric Corset Covers, trimmed with Hauuburg embroidery round neck and siveves, Size Bz, 38, 40, 42 amd 44. nepucen 10 37 1-2e. GLOVES, ke, And a most carefully selected variety of ‘Those of you who were here any day this week saw the crowded condition of our three lance millinery pariors. Come out as eatly in the ‘mornings next week as possible. You can get better attention. (Second floor... Haxpsome surpitico Neck Comet covers, trimaned with select patterns of Hamburg, also Val- enciennes lace, 1p all sizes. revucep 10 5 0c. CHOICE MI LINERY Goops, Embodying the correct styles as adopted by the Haxpsome corset covers in lace, also fine Ham- bury edge, made surplice neck, also square neck, fin- ished round sleeves with edye to match, or REDUCED TO 40) Prnsons desiring to secure handsome Bridal fete oF fine Lace Trimmed Goods at low prices will do well by wivinw usa cali. Ovvr comet covers, nich and low neck, finished seaws. nicely made for 12%¢., which @ good many of our customers have been waiting for, have come in. +20 annex.) For the approaching season as “THE MONTMENTAL” . At their Grand Openiue on Monday and Tuesday, |Srectat Sars Or Sraurep Goons. As hundreds of ladies daily since our Opening have JUST BEFORE EASTER BARGAINS. been unable to get ncar our show rooms at certain 7 a hours in the day to see and admire three to four hun- oe ee ee dred different styles, we are compelied to extend our Se oa broideries(fin:shed examples). Our show cases Opening for the balance of the week. . We will aso show in all our devartments complete] Te, Sule’ Ni exauisite thing <gso : | { SESS ltrs No Cor IN THE PRICE OF OTR Sarsaranmia | i] | Sansaranmia Hy HI Sansarantia ——Sewre, wher we took off 50 per cont =| Il similar goods . — ——snd made yous = cpyrs. — ence. How you ap- 1] ewes and bow you bave 1 [1 Temes to aoe tne SPRING FE_ VER,” that misera- Te, tired, worn-out sensation, when you | | feoi no interest fa anything, when you ——can feel yourenency ebbing away, when ‘you are on the turn ‘of LAZY LANE. It | tethen that you need ii of Ne ines of Novelties, comprising For Children—10 dozen Tidies, Size 16x22, Doo usaemtete cone 6 on. & te cmtainy aks —Special Price, Ze. each.— alone, what we do for you when we xet kind-learted SEASON'S 20 dozen Linen Damask Tray Cloths. Size _ RT: . 16x25. oo —Srecial Price, 14e. each — i Cloaks. 10 dozen Hemstitched Tray Cloths. . Size LADIES' AND MISSES’ FINE SPRING CLOAKS, Each garment :nany dollars lower than elsewhere for equal qualities Tmported Newmarkets, ail styies, at all prices. ‘#22 Imported Jackets, all styles, $12 haported Jackets. . £9 Imported Jackets .. 86 Reefer Jackets, Imported Capes, all styles, from 24.98 to @25. Children’s and Misses’ Reefers from U7c. to $13. 18x27. —Bpecial Price, 250. each, — 8 dozen Hemstitched Bureau Scarfs. Size 18x. —Special Price, 50c. exch.-— 1 lot of Burean Scarfs, drawn work and knot- ted fringe. Size 16x72. ——Special Price, 40c. each.. lot of Hand-embroidered Doylies. Size 8x8. —Spectal Price, 7c. each.— 1 lot of Tinted Table Covers. ap 420, 422, 424, 420 7TH ST. N.W. ——a bottle of our SAR- Jy) SAPARILLA, THE \| | EAPEST AND —— BEST ON EARTH. —Special Price, 0c. each.— Finished cover shown. { OXPAY.,TCESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY, 2U, 2425 Taaiee, Motors. tinction lone. latest 81.45 8-button Suede, in all shades, $1.25 4-button Foster Hook, all shades. $2 Narrow Gauntlets CHINA SILKS. A new line of Chins Silks, good colors, 30 —Oe. a yard. — Everything in Silk Lisle and Taffeta from Ue. up. Moxpay Osty. adie Sle Ottomans to be covered with China a THE MONUMENTAL, . Having bed such s rush last Monday for Dress Goods, especially advertised for that day, that we ‘shall place on sale for next Monday only, THREE LINES OF DRESS FABRICS ‘That were imported to sell at $1. Our price for MONDAY ONLY 69c. Comprising Bedford Cord, Crepons and Jacquards ‘n thenewest spring shades. Don't miss these bargains. M Se elit oer 00 tae ny SEATON, offer 300. rolls ne at 940. Der ra: 951° 00 ora) BLUse fo) Poe et of AO arte 14, ae at Se. Ee B. Towser & Sox, DRY GOODS DEALERS, 1316 7th ot. nw. Just received a new sssortinent of Cashmeres and ‘Henriettas, in Tans and Graye. Large line of Gimps and Braids for Dress Trimming. Zephyr Gingham, 150. Beautiful line of Dress Ginzham, 8 and 100, Androscogxin Bleached Cotton, 8. Bleached Pillow Gase Cotton, Fruit of the Loom Bieached Cotton, 8f¢. Canton Cloth and Pineapple Tissues, in Hight and dark ground m beautiful styles. Percales for boys' shirt waists, in new styles. . Larve assortment of Parasols and 8an Umbrellas. Just received—Feather-proof Tickinz, in short Geeat Vacvzs Ix Lives, Busssizy Daaaszs, Crorus Axp Towzzs at Tuontatiox Prices. —o ‘The best values in Linens which have been of- fored hereabouts for the last twelve months are Bow on ourcounters. They are genuine Barns ley goods and will be specially interesting te HOTEL KEEPERS and HOUSEKEEPERS who know the wonderful durability of this Sr BURGER’S, DRY GOODS, CLOAKS AND NOTIONS, 404 Axv 406 Tra Sx. N. degathe, Soe. make of Linen. We wnt you to see the goods. re still selitne Ladies U: 2 leas Sereasmet ge eee] emate at oasae soa | PALMERS ‘Hoya knee’ Pants, 2Se: Boxe cating hirte and | Wecouldn't import them today at theee selling GRAND EASTER OPENING Shirt Waintn, 200. "Ail the lecding’ Butte et Goreata " ng Prices, 300dozen Extra Quality Muck and Momlo ‘Towels. Sizes :}0x41 and 21x42. apy ¥, 5,000 YARDS: or IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS ‘ONDAY AND TUESDAY ON: Lace Efe White Goois, 47%¢. ‘urd. = _— — dar price, 10c. Det yards mone Bees a From the Leading Houses of Paris and London, per- Ca ndecd — = 106, 8x10 Double Satin Damask Table Cioths, _| sonally selected by Madame J. P. Palmer, now in Eu- ‘84 quality. sa Tope, will take place TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Tureze Days Mone 82.75 each, — April 12and 13. OF OUR 42 pieces Damask, 68 and 72 inches wide, ‘800. and 61 qualities. 11 gn ERE OVO ERE —€2i4e. and 75e. » yard. — Pane, ‘i “3 Pri Pp g a Ri (Second oor... itm oo butaing.» I iw? 5 Reel # SoS kee Wi ry F STREET. Diuscouse Sate. Taoxss Axo Traversxa Goons. | so cards epost cote ea (Basement. 11th st. building. ) <a Ours is the largest and most complete depa:t- Bie Nuw S: W. mont of thekind in the city. Donot purchase |.W. M. Suusren & Soxa, na New Suow Wixpow anything to this line until you have examined ‘Will be completed and our ourgoods and prices. Here area few examples. 919 Pa. AVE. ro aiyrp peat osggel oor NO. 17 LADIES’ DRESS TRUNK; covered stan ane * with heavy canvas; polised hardwood sists; 50 PIECES NEW FIGURED AND PLAIN ; stool cla:ups and heavy corner clainps; shieet- INDIA SILKS, ) ee fron bottom: strong strap hines; BEAUTIFUL STYLES AND DESIGNS TO Mined tarouzhoat; set-up tray: with hat box; Ot our own mate, well made and of the best poverty Prits:e8"901 e700] 3:45] a3'bo| a8b0] exdas! #2 ‘No. 711 LADIES’ DRESS 3 Covered with heavy canvas; bard wood }; maleabie iron clamps and coraer cisuaps; sheet tron bot- tom; food strays; hinges and rollers; stroag ‘brass lock and lock bo.ts; set-up tray with hat Fel el ate tl alt i & Sng . HERES Trivetixe Bios Axp Sarcuzrs ‘ 4, From 7c. to 950.00. Fixe (Of every description and in endless variety. ‘We call your at- tention 10 cus tapetior Ba Heavy Strap grec with every trunk, eo Fe Soe ey use the uate ‘pocket ; Taonxs apie its vork ant gootestien ipa ce beta Lam mma, Rates el%0lef5s| aio! ef%s lefts sod geod os aoe Toraars Tsurx Maxuracronr, 1931 Penns, eve. Factory, 1218 and 1220 En.w. ARvEhena rae nae Menge Fteettol etislettoletrs (Basement... 11th ot. baildins.) ‘You need them all, the ‘Shoes probably more eo than ‘either of the rest, ‘Last week we sold more Ladies’ Fine Shoes than we id im any week since we are tm Lusiness—this proves that our styles and prices are popular. ‘Many new additions to our stock, just in, will heip to make the coming week even more interestinx. Don't put off till the last minute; try and come early tn the week and look us over and get fitted at you leisure. teatrere peed Peerereed --=-- =- — — — — Lali’ Bacto - TOMATCH — — Oxfordsorfandsis, - = ---= in Black, St ies oe ~—- - - - =— ote, — — BASTER - - =- = oS ~ = Ly Bie Feet ee Te aoe Seek Nohandeomeror - -—- = —- = — = More comfortable Dress — ovR - = Shoesto befound. — — - = Hand-turnerwet, — — GREAT@A00 —- —- Kabler lest, — — — = > nen pa aR ON Nels Commonsenss, —- — - qureteooe —- — - = Sony ate ay ape egg Alldonposcr —- — BOOTR =—- = Cohen wm we me = = wo = = -- =—- — — Are marvels of beauty — and made of best mater- — {ala Specially popular ere pean ei al — ington Bootes, French — Kia Tie on commen- — Shapes high, medium @ ee Tea 7 WLHAHN