Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1892, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. While the Sran thinks, as it stated a few days ago in an article on sentimentality in prison reform, that prison life should not afford too many attractions, that criminal records showed an incroase of crime over population in states like Massachusetts where the prisons are at- tractive homes for the unfortunate rather than places of punishment for law breakers, never- theless the Stan advocates real reform which would remedy as far aa poszible deficiencies in the keeping of prisonera. The report of pro- ceedings of the fourth International Prison Congress, held at St. Petersburg, Russia, shows the necessity for = national prison system in the United Staten. The government is now de- Pendent on the states for the means of deten- tion of prisoners convicted under federal law, and some of the states refuse to grant such facilities. The tendency is todoso. In 1889 the attorney general urged the establishment of a United States penitentiary and reforma- tory, but. although the measure was intro- duced in Congress and a report made upon it in the House, it was never passed and the whole question was dropped after ® brief agitation. As Mr. C. D. Rendall, dele- gate from this country to the international prison congress, says in his report, just pub- lished, “there is need that Congrees should dis cuss penitentiary science and adopt improve- ments in prisons and in prison discipline.’ ‘The nation, he contends with wisdom, should set an example for the states. Inhumanity, which exists in the administration of the prison system of some of the states, shouid yield toa healthy public sentiment and this can be cre- ated by a concert between the states as well as uniform system adopted by the general gov- ernment. teint aaa One of the reasons uzged by Senator Chand- ler why Seuators should not be chosen directly by the people is that such elections would lead to s popular choice of Presidsats and Vice presidents, Suppose it should be so, could not this popular election be turned to public ad- vantage? Tae Sran has advocated the elec- tion of Senators by the people and has also indorsed the plan of choosing the prosidential ticket by eleetoral districts, the electors at large to be awarded to the party carrying the greatest namber of districts in a state. This is @ more popular mode than the present, giving the miority party achance. Thus the elec- toral vote of democratic New York and of repub- licen Obio would be distributed measurably in accordance with the strength of the two parties, It is proportional representation of the popular will as nearly es it is practicable to have it and conform to existing methods in any degree. Anomalies ought to be removed. Tho fathers were wise, but not infallible. They provided for their day and generation. We provide for ours. The Senators were not originally elected by the people, because our fathera distrusted the people's judgment. It has been demon- strated in later times that the people choose at least as wisely a8 their legislative representa- tives and that any part of the people are mach Jess likely to be corrupted than their repre- Senlatives. ——+e2+-_____ For years it hasbeen the practice in Con- Gress to ioud the Congressional Record with extraneons matter. Not only have speeches never delivered been printed there as if ac- tually speken on the floor, Lut chapters of books and leng articles from newspapers and periodicals have appeared in some in- stances ouly a word of credit or a line of Prefatory or supplementary remark. Once a territorial delegate printed an effusion in verse, as feeble in merit as it was diffusive im space occupied. Another time two remarkabiy fine chepters from Mr. Blaine’s historical work were inserted by an admicer. ‘Tne practice is mot obdjec- tioenable on the score that it in- fares the Literary or moral tone of the Record, but aitegether on another ground. The record of a legislative body should be exclusively of the proceedings, and not simply inclade the proceedings—a faith- ful trenseript of what is said and dono in the two houses. Mr. Barrows is en- tirely right im objecting to the reprinting essivual literature of Heury George's elaborate beok om free trade, no matter what the merits of the production may be. iiotinas. 220-0 cae ‘The coroner's jury verdict of criminal negli- gence agaiust the building commissioner, building inspector, owner aud erchitect of the seven-story collapsed buildiag in Chicago, which kilied cight persons, seems to be a guar- artee that in Chicago at least it is in- tended to go through the forms of indicting the criminaily careless in such matters, The thing ought not to step bere. But preventive means are of more consequence than the application of even the best remedies. The time has come in Washington, whose recent ex- Perience with the collapsed Metzerott building furnished ali the warning needed, and, in fact, in every city in the land, when more abundant caution must be used in planning, preparing for aud czecting large buildiuga, PE ec AP Sa ‘The United States can afford, without reced- ing from the position taken in the controversy, but im strict aecordance with notable prece- dents, to pay a few thousands of dollars to the families of three of the , Italians bed at New Orleans and elaimed as +. of Italy. It is not ® question of Itaiy’s right, but of America’s good feeling ior Italy. Exacted as an indem- Bity for % committed by this republic, the proposition to pay money would be re jected indignantly. The republie acts in this did when a sum wus voted to pay for dene by the rioters at the time of ~Chinese outbreak in Wyoming. — = The extracts, published elsewhere in Tur Bran, from Poston newspapers concerning the rece lvetrocution in that city, attributed te the overhead street railway wires, show very elearly that the people of Boston, speaking through the press, are not ardent admirers of the ugly und dangerous system with which that coty is cursed and which itis preposed to fasten upon the capital of the republic. Our leading street railway companies are taking @ praiseworthy interest in the subject of rapid asit. Itisto be hoped that the vis- itors G. A. R. encampment wi!l find our ears rushing, not creeping. ——-—______. The Kecord should, before publishing the works of popular writers, establish a schedule of advertising rates amd make arrangements fer an income from this phase of journalism. persion geinmcontig ‘The confinement of the jary room sometimes makes it a question as to whether a juror does Bot wan slmest as much risk as a defendant. arene meenmet: It is a neglected branch of public service Bowadays that doesn’t enjoy the Iuxury of an ipvestigaton. ——_+—____- Congressman Bailey of Texas is expected to graduaie from the objection clase and go into the higher branches of parliamentary training before long. A presidential boom these days is only par- tially like faith; the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen, THE EVENING STAR: WASHING WHat ‘WHERE | To bay. war ‘Yon are face fo face with Easter. One busy zy for us is all that separates you, It is one Of the beauties of our facilities that you don't have to cross a bridge until you got to it. This ‘Saturday is everybody's day. The grown as well as the growing mast put the final touches: on their wardrubes. Our perfect onrimization— our army of attentive clerks —the ex- baustless resources of our most care fully selected stock will serve the immense throng of humanity without the least Gclay or excitement. Linger as long over your selections as you want to. We will gladly pa- ¥ade our entire variety bofore you But you won't have to probe very deep before you will bave run across a hundred things that'll catch your faney, Hore the novelties stand shoulder to shoulder. Our stock isn't a crust of new effects covering s core of relics. But fresn creations—“sprinzy"—modeled and colored to the popular taste, YOU will come slong with the Boys—be- cause you'll want some things yourselves, The instant you step across our threshold you have done the wisest possible thing. That satisfac- tion will follow ts a foregone conclusion. A dollar almost doubles its purchasing power here, Saxs Axp Company. Suorr Srors Ar Tu Siants To Sez Loxe PANTS suITs, te 18 youre : to 16 years, Zepiece. | $503 $10" VESTIE SUITS. ingtou-—are supplied with their richest pro- ducticns. You can travel through the stores of this city w:thout find- | ing a duplicate of the «ems that glitter in our variety. We kaow what quality worth in clothes that the rompers aro to wear. It is our ficat care to wot the best, We won't have anything wecannct unqualificdly gnarantes. But effect is not for- saken—and never have we had such an array of | brill ant designs. Come right to this de~ SUITS | ‘hort Pants) E. | partment for whatever 3 to 12 years. | needed in” FUKNISH- 83.51 | INGS) for tho “minor ages. The assortment is with the latest" in javeuiie Gashery. I WE ARE WITHOUT COMPETITORS. THERE'S ONLY ONE SAKS AND COMPANY. sive! and best ‘uaber- | Mews Lent Wrionrs, ! eed is the op- SINGLE and DOUBLE- | port and we'll con- BREASTED SACK | Vince you that our y~ suits. to-wear yarmenta are the — ers of tho work the “HRFR and Four. | BEST custom tailors BUTION CUTAWAY | cau turn out—a vast im- BUITS. _ provement over thecrude LIGHT-WEIGHT | and selling OVERCOATS. Ail clothes for twenty-five fe studied the | this community ———________| their taxtes — EPARATE TROUS- | Our stock is the grow! ERS im thousands of | of our expe: new, original patterns, Pertect? Well you All si Us chow you the varie! $450 to 810. It is bx enough to ew: S| OF Up all the patte: «t FANCY | half tailors carry. trimmed of the best, We've nobly styles for the young men whe xo in for “snappy effects”— siwaye Keying within the bounds of xentecl refinement, wo tone down little by little, to meet every man’s all exclusive 8 immeres. simed garments. Our ———__— owa Worksliops give us ial attention to ance to spread our- the 3 in our #15 it. grade of both SUITS and ths OVeRCOATS, | Materials—caa pro- duce You sea here. You CAN BUY RIGHT UP TO CLOSING TIME TOMORROW NIGHT. THE LAST WILL BE SEKVED AS SATISFACTO“ILY AS THE FIRST. Easter Hasrapasueny, NECKWEAR. ‘Thereare adozen thi Fas need on wot ont URNISHING DEPAT: MENT.) “poli All the new shades. — The best Auwerican and fmuported mak; don’t charge as muc other folks you mx think an: | ities. don our egzs in NISHINGS | lets us fia: BUY WHERE EVERYTHING IS GUARAN.- TEED, SAKSGIVES THE MONSY BACK IF YOU ARE NOT THOROUGHLY SATISFIED. Sxors. We don’t confine our- selves to any one partie Wier make of SHORS. On } | ies they ace our list there are a dozen, a Se ee pos iff prices WE'RE offer- | of some peeu iar- fhe, same, identical | ity that fives thems hapesiiqualitesevery | stan Tep- as ot a dollar oF | utation ef wearers, two less. Result is we're | What we sell we can tarry sal the abapes in | Fou free to buy what best ail the latest spring | suits your feetand fancy. shades — and | novei spring lines are ali fer BOYS in. ‘s, Women's and CHILDREN to stock | children’s—including the rs im them toa. | Royal qualities. ‘Men L70to | effecta You'll Oud a Pre saving of 2 dollar or two Silk Hiate€4.50,85.50 | in our footwesr. and 87. Saxs Axv Comrany, PENSYLVANIA AVE. AND 7TH ST. apl5 Se SES 1241 Ll: Srmr S.E. Just received 20 cases of New Remnants which will be sold at the low prices that created such @ panic three weeks ago in our establishment among the eager buyers, 1 case Dress Prints, 8, Our price, 2}40. 1 case Shirting Prints, 5c. Our price, 2ie, 1 caso Pedford Cord Novelties, Se. Ourprice, 5. 1 case Garner's Percales, 100. Our price, Gio. ‘Lease Black Satines, 18¢. Our price, 934e. Lease Fancy Satines, 18c. Our price, 96. 1 case White Plaid Checks, 8c. Our price, 4340. 1 case Satine Stripes, 100. Our price, 7c. 1 case Satine Checks, 1230. Our price, 840. Lense Pique Welts, 25¢. Our price, 133340, 1 case India Linen, 8c. Our price, 4340. 1 cave India Linen, 10c. Our price, 6%o. A case India Linen, 12}4c. Our price, 74a 1 case India Linen, 150. Our price, 8840. 1 cave Bisck Grenadines, 18c, Our price, fo. 1 case Black Orwandies, 18c. Our price, 9c. 1 case Figured Organdies, 15, Our price, 8%0. 1 case Figured Flannelette, 100. Our price, 3c. 1 case Outings, 124. Our price, S3{c. 1 caso Toil de Nord Ginghams, 12%c. Our price, 8%e. 100 Children’s Sailors, 250. Our price, 12340. 100 Children’s Mixed Sailors, 37340. Our price, 150, 100 Rough-snd-Ready Sailors, 25c. Our price eK. All the leading shapes, in Black, Tan and Drebe, from 390. to 81.49. Rurs Enrenpenss, Our next issus will give our trade some elegant values in MATTINGS and WINDOW SHADES, apls-2t A. Kacraax, 909 PA. AVE. N.W. "TT fF OF gs Ps Isthe s m> advertine m-nt that was in this morning's “*Post,” and was only intended for one day, but the weather being so terribly bad Youshall have the same chance over again tomorrow, Goop Fina Toray. And with it we offer good bargains.twhich are sure to give ue good results We are going to add another 00d deed to the many already to our credit and give you fitiing prices for the occasion GOOD FRIDAY TIPS. 25 pieces of 19-inch All-silk Hair Line Stripe Surahs, in shades of Pearl, Steel, Grays, Tans, Browns and Red Real worth, @3e For Good Friday only, 290 GOOD FRIDAY TIPS. Twenty-five pisces of 18-inch All-silk Black and Faney Greva tines, reai worth 50c.; come in as many different patterns as there are piccea For Good Friday only, 19¢, GOOD FRIDAY TIPS. 1,000 assorted Handkerchiefs for ladies. They in- clade Plain, Hemstitchoi, Mourning, Scallop Fdge, Embroidered Corners—the 15c., 19¢, and 25c. quality, For Good Friday only. 100, GOOD FRIDAY TIPS. Coigate’s, Vennard, Young's and Burnett's Tripie Extracts sold from the bulk, including bottle, per ounce. For Good Friday only, - ae GOOD FRIDAY TPs. Ladies? Percale Finished Wrappers, All sizes. Our regular 98c quality, For Good Friday only, 690, ’ GOOD FRIDAY TIPS. n's Foar-yly Lisen Cuffs, our owm celebrated brand. 18, or 3 pairs for 50¢, is our price. For Good Friday only, 1. GOOD FRIDAY TIPs. Our Men's Spring Weight Dress Kid Gloves, in ail the Tan shades, They are worth $1.25 a pair, For Good Friday only, ie GOOD FRIDAY TIPS, Seven-inch wide Embroidered Mull Ties, very fine needle effect. You all know that they have sold at: 25c, Yor Good Friday only, Se. GOOD FRIDAY TIPs, ‘sey Ribbed Vests, sizes 2, 3,4, 5 and 6. 2 wh. Fo: Good Friday .ouly, qe GOOD FRIDAY TIPs, One huadred dozen Satin Damosk Towels, 18226, fringed ends, half bleached: 1c. t# a1! right, and we seid 1,000: that pricy, For Good Friday only. 2, GOOD FRIDAY TIPs, Children’s All-wool Navy Biue Resfors, afl sizer up to 12 years. Made of good quality Flannel, The ' price is $1.48. For Good Friday I. wc, A. KAUFMAN, 909 Penna avenue, ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS. apls Omere butter is to buy where no “substi. of tates" are kept. Our “Elgin Cream- Some = ery" hes Leon used by the “ood Name livers" of Washinton for more than Don't 8 qnarter of a century. Get # pound Be = whet at market tomorrow and com- Mis spare it with what you have bem ted. using. Price, 50,35 and 40 cents o a pound, Gro. Sx. rerephone, 2290. Bat, wing, near 7th st., Canver Market, - 26 Riggs Market; 30 Ost, Market, apls JIN, D, C., FRIDAY, APRIL 15, a 4 TEN PER CERT REBATE CaRD, Te Fin Sxverra ax> H srs. N.W. From & Co Sole Agents for Hem: CELEBRATED Rerntozsatons. Though the BEST ON EARTH : ‘Youcan buy one as low $7.48. Doss xov THINK ‘That the BABY ought to have e new CARRIAGE for Easter? You can buy = nicely upholstered, full- size oneas owas $4.98, ‘HIS I8 THE WEATHER For Boller Skatea Wehsveall sizes tor §9o, Wz HAVE Tino Ax Unsrenoen Hazs, Some new arrivals yesterday of every fashion- able shape and kind. You'll be surprised at the many different colors we show in straws. Vari- ous new tints, they tone the complexion beauti- fullz, The pricesere equally wonderful. The purchasing power of every doiiar seems doubled the moment yeu enter our millinery store. Frowsns Of every color, kind and stze—counterparts of nature from garden, field and woodland, Sume Rew additions to the 2c, taile today. Bich choosing among them, Ta Latest Is Hass. LADIES’ SAILORS in fine quality. CHILDREN'S FLEXIBLE FLATS—fine Mi-_ lan straws—all colors, . FOR THE LITTLE TOTS—Dainty White Leghorn Flats, @1.25. Geeond oor. sereeteesenses 2d ammex) Easren is INDEED AT HAND—But one day leftto supply yourselves with the “finishing touches,” without which the costume is incom- plete, LADIES—Presumably you have your Easter gown ready; thea you must necessarily havea pair of gloves to match, otherwise the entire ef- fect will be destroyed. If for some reason your gown is not finished, and oue that has already done service is to be brought into requisition— the more you need s pair of new gloves, ‘1hey will hetp brighten up the costume wonderfully. ‘There are son:e things yet lacking; if im your hurry you overlooked them we have not. ‘They are THE HANDKERCHIEF, THE NECK FIXINGS .end the INDISPENSABLE VEIL ‘We have many Easter novelties in these, sits Phd: Thin Ladies’ 8-button-length Mousquetatrs Suede Gloves, in Tans, Grays, Pearl, Camille and Black. ‘ — 81.65 s pair. Ladies’ 8-ljutton-length Mousquetaire Pearl Kid Gloves, embroidered in Black, and 8-but- tom-longth “Trefotisse” Suede in Tans, Grays, Camille and Bisck. 1.85 and $2 a pair.— 11th st, annex) Easren Vins, White Point d’Alencon Lace Vells, Black Hund-rdn Chantilly Lace Veils, Black Haud-embroidered Lace Veils, Biack Beaded Lace Veila, , Black “Cage” Veils, ‘The Istest’novélty is ‘‘Roso Bud” Velling, which has a:daumty embroidered rosebud de- sign upon Black, Brown and Cream grounds. “Jack o' Ctubs” Veiling has a club design in Jet on black net, “One thousand and one” other styles, making’ « Sitozether, we feel enfe in saying, the largest and most varied stock of Veilings we have ever 2d annex.) Estee Necxrrxras. Chiffon Neckwear, made up into numerous shapes, with or without collars, with or with- out Lice trimmings—Puint de Gene and light, dainty lace effects. China Silk Waist Fronts, in Black, Navy Blue aud ths light evening colors, First door, Easrer P. ABASOLS. LATE ARRIVALS, PLAIN Levintine, $2.25. BLACK Windsor, $2.75. PARASOLS. Gros Grain, $3.00 and 83. Changeable Silk, $2.75 to $4.50, Suah Silk, 83.25, Chiffon Covered, 86.50 and 88.50. Exclusive novelties up to $25.00. Tro Or Tux Lasssr Axo Besz Wass Fon Eusren All-wool Cheviot Reefers, Navy Bine and Biack, lap seams, lined with asll-siik changea- ble glace. —-815.00.— Fine imported Tan Broadcloth English Top Coats, strictly tailor made, strap-bound seams, silk lined throughout, notehed collars, large ‘pearl! buttons, perfect fitting. Usually sold for —818.75 each.—— (Third floor....,....0-.....--11th st. building.) Gexrizwex—ron fully realize the im- portance of having a new Scarf or a new pair of Gloves, Wehaveall the approved kinds and can meet your most exacting demands. Exclusive noveltios in Men's Neckwesr. Ascois in exquisits stuffs and colorinss—silk, crepe and the imported washuble cheviot and madras. Tecks and Puffs, Bows and Pour-in- hauds of every good kind. Gloves, Jewelry, shirts, socks, suspenders, handi um- brellas, canes and everything you'd expect to potas Youxa Foiits—your tun now. we know that you waut something new for Easter as well as the growa folks, Come in tomorrow with your parents and get anew Jacket, anew Reefer or one of those nobby Hats. Lots of new ones Justin. We are ready for you. Come ‘as early as you can before the crowds got hera, Bors Exsrez Croruxe. The richt to claim “unquestioned superi- ority”"—of auality—of style—of fabric, in cloth- ing, is now generally recognized as belouging to our depariment Strict udhereneo to the principles of ‘The best work, ‘The best cloth and Having everything fresh has placed our Boys" Clothing at the very high est point known ‘to clothing art. Our assort- meutsof °i [ EASTER SPRING REEFERS, EASTER SPRING SUITS, EASTER SPRING HATS, Are much larger, more varied and more besu- tiful than ever. (Third LOOK. ...yee.-coneneeen- 10th ut building.) Misses Axo Cunpness Reerzns, $1.85, $2.25 to 85.00, (Third Boor......--..-.--re0eeL1th st building.) stm asia: WOODWAED & LOTHEOP, 4 10TH, 117TH AND F STS. KW, H A few very handsome American Porcelain ‘Dinner and ‘Tea Sets combined—neat spray decoration and gold Mnes—have 127 pieces; good combination; are worth $20.00. Youcan have one for $14.40, Some MORE Of those Decorated English Tea Sete, 56 pieces, for $2.90. Srvenat Hand-painted, New Shape Chamber Sets, Were $2.98 vor 82,90, A FEW Handsome Chamber Sets, with Jars. New Autumn Lest Decorations, Worth $7.98, Yourstor $6.4.0., Easrzs sasxers, ‘Te Decorated $1 19 Hon-Egg Dishes......... =. New Ege Plates.. Te Fin, From & Co. then you will be ready for Easter. Fortune has noying delay in getting these Gloves over from France this spring. We were anxious to get thom, too, for they wore out in the most extreme novelties, We stuck to the task, though—and the success that al- Ways rewards perseverance—is ours, Doubtful if there is another pair of REYNIER GLOVES—this spring’s “crop”—to be found in Washington. But you will be able to wear your favorites—ior the complete line was delivered—KID and SUEDE—in men's and women’s sizes. Wo breathe easier now thcy are here, Trerovsse— ‘Thonzh—would have made s strong substitute, His 2 ofourexclusive “accounts.” Much the same » Reynier. Frenchmen certainly know huw to suaae Gloves that are shapely. Trefousse novelties ave sightly effects, 4-1 SUEDE Sete SOE sr Spee Sort. sud White stitching—g1.25 and $1.75, 4-button GLAC#, in Pearl, La Tan, Mode and Gray—with Black stitching 1.50, ‘S-button WHITE SUEDE~#1.50 and 82. aa é DE, in Primrose—with Black 8-button SUEDE, in Light Pearl, Tap, Mode “= , ing—82.25, ‘These are essentially EASTER Gloves—“done” in shades that are most properly wearable with the colors you have selected for your costumes, Others make good GLOVES—besides thesetwo. Be- cause they do we carry their line. We favor merit wherever we find it Let us point youout afow “dainties” for immediate wear. PERRI\'S 4-button GLACE in Primrose, with Blac 3 4-button STKRET GLOVES—g2. 8-butt ton PEAL GLACE—with Black stiteh- SALSAU'S BIARRITZ GLACE-—in eal and White—with Black stitching—$1. BALSAU'S BIARRITZ GLACE—in Light, Tau, Gray and Llack—98 cents. DEMEGAUNTLETS—French kid—tm Tan, ant Peati_$2. WHITE CHAMOIS GAUNYLETS_@1.50. G-buiton CHAMOIS Mousquetaires—White gad, Natural iL 8-button LENGTH— 25. AUG. CHARLES, P. CENTEINERI and FOSTER— each feed fashion their ideas of it, We can St you in ny of these makes, Fasare Ghoves Already we aro having calls for the SILK, TAF- FETA and LISLE THREAD GLOVES—so we have opened the linesnd the buying may’ begin at your pleasure. We have stocked heavily, for most everybody forsakes kid and takes to the fabrics when the weather gets warm, ADIES' BLACK SILK GI eevee LOVES—50e, 75a, LADIES, TAN, GRAY and MODE SILE LADIES PEARL SILK GLOVES—with LADIES BLACK TAFFETA GLOVEs— Sqbits TAPWETA GLOVES im colors— SLADIES? TAN ard GRAY LISLE THREAD STADIFS, LISLE THREAD GLOVES, with MISSES’ sizes In SILK TAFFETA and CIES and MISSES* SILK MITTS— Binek and colors—from 25e up Nonced for anybody to go barehanded for the want of fashionable GLOVES when we have made suchs dispiay of the celebrated makes We have marked these best qualities too low to pay to experi- ment with the cheap, doubtful brands, You wou't forget that tomorrow closes the shopping before Kastor. Pranrs, “NINTH AND THE AVEXUE" Established 1840. ee eee KO i aoe ore rE ‘Visiting cards printed frou plate, 75e, per 100. ck ‘And you cannot buy as rood a Shoe from any retailer for 87, because— | i BE Hf if t i i ff HT 8 § be tie ff if i le i | i i E i B z tT : : i i | ; | Hy iH ? : { | i i 4 i i i pike viee Hiebererieiene ay l i g a a3 Fi Ei i ¢ REEFER JACKETS roR THE LITTLE ONES, ‘The pre:tiest iittle conceit you ever @ew—NOBBY 821 CUTE, These are the stylish outer gan ments for children frm 2 to 4 yeu@ ‘We've got all the nice styles. They ‘degin in price at €1.48. Colors, Tan, Navy, Blue or Red, nicely made up BETTER QUALITY. Femecelors, fimished with little Dettercare, trimmed in Gilt braid and eachors ec collar, High sleeves, $1.98. ‘Made of FINE FRENCH FLANNEL im neat and pretty stripes, larze pearl $2.75. ‘Choice of many patterns, Made of fine Freach brosdcloth tm Redand Navy Bius, with braiding om reveres and siceves—double breested—large buttons—as sweil as anything you will see in Recfera $3.50. ee Moy Mosman Urrers Banessse FEARFUL BACKIFICR TN LOVELY D ke. Pisin Challies (recently 23c.), now 1: Besutiful Figured EY Bosal ents chatienan owes ge Ginwharas Exquisite Figured and ‘The New Cotton Bedford Cords sud Satake fe, Kitwoot Bedfocd Conte Seee Castes tees, eftas, Camel's Hair and Novelty Dress Goods; 60c. 10 = 10%e : Dressmakers’ Cambric, 4360 as fow as ive. Bureand j BEODHEAD & CO. (recently on F st), r Double Stores, 1819 and 1821 14h st, n.w., near B, apl5 3e* SJouxsox, Ganz & Co. 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVE ¥.W. SPECIAL SALE OF REMNANTS. REMNANTS OF FRENCH CHAMBRAY, COLORS, PINK, NAVY BLUE AND GRAY, WARRANTED FAST COLORS, 7340. REMNANTS OF BLACK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS AT PRICES THAT WILL TEMPT YOU To BUY. Weare showing © beautiful line of American and Scotch Zephyr Dress Ginghams im all the choice de- signs from 8c. to 23c_ 36-inch New Spring Suiting in all the new spring shades, 250. ‘36-inch All-wool Cheviot Suiting. Our special price, 390. ‘**Buccessor to ‘Main Depot cor. 9th aud ba. ave. aw, EASTER SATURDAY'S GLOVE DISPLAY. Gloves you must have for Sunday. Are they ere? If not, we have them. S8-BUTTON MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDE, TAR BHADE, for 570, 970, @1.25 patr. 8- BUTTON ‘ETAIRE fl dressed. Worth 81.25. SPECIAL, @1 pain, MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES, im GRAY, GREEN, MAHOGANY, BLACK, HELIO- TROPE. SPECIAL, $1.75 pair. FOSTER LACED, in TANS, for $1, $1.25, 81.50, 81.65 pair. FOSTER LACED, in BLACK. $1.25 and $1.50 pair. 4-BUTTON KID GLOVES, in ALL THR NEW SHADES of TANS and MODES. Worth $1.25, SPECIAL, @1 pair. 4-BUTTON SUEDES, ALL SHADER, 75a ‘pair. BLACK TAFFETA GLOVES, 250, 500, 60a, and 65¢ pair. BLACK SILK GLOVES, 500, 7he, $1 pair. COLOKED SILK GLOVES, SPLING SHADRS ‘T5e pair, CHILDREN’S GLOVES, ALL SHADES Lisle and kid FINISHED Taffeta BOYS’ WHITE GLOVES FOK EASTER, GIRLS, WHITE MITTS AND GLOVES FOR ERASTEL LADIES BL OK S'LK ENGLISH MITTS 26e, EXIRA BiZF, 50: paix. CHILDREN'S MITI®, im Gray, Dlack ong Cream, 25 ond 35. pat. sen Hosiexr Fourows, Ani in tis department we le 4 the trode, as we IMPURE of 0g: HOSIERY DIkecT F.OM GERMANY AND PUaNCE, As EXTRA EASTER ATTRACTIONS WE HAVE »&- LECTED SOME OF TRE NEWEST AXD MOST SOUGHT FOR STYLES end have MARKED THEM DOWN TO RIDICULOUS PRICKS FOR THE DAY ONLY, HEEKMSDORF EXTKA 40 GAUGE BLACK HOSE FOR LADIES, 8 w 10 inches; vay 26 1; DOUBLE HEEL AND TORS; regular price mywhere 37, FOR SATUMWAT ONLY, GE TAN OR GRAY HOBR, tomitB Suede 08s; regular valac 330. FOR SaTURDAY ONL), LADIES’ DROP-STITCH MACO BOSF, in TANS OR GRAYS; regular price40c, BOs GATURDAY ONLY, LADIES FINE GXADE FRENCH LISLE HO8k, FAST BLACK; DOUBLE HEEL AND TOES; regular price 50. FOR SATURDAY ONLY, le par. 440. PAIR, LADIES FINE RIBBED AND RICHELIED RIBBED FRENCH LISLE HOSK, Fast Black, Regular price, 5c. FOR SATURDAY ONLY 440. PAIR, LADIES’ FANCY FRENCH LISLE BOOT PATTERN HOSE Regular price, 50a FOR SATURDAY ONLY 400 PAIR. LADIES’ EGYPTIAN LISLE HOSE, EXTRA FINE, with HIGH DOUBLE HEEL, DOUBLE TOES. Regular price, 600. FOR SATURDAY x = 470. PAIR. LADIES NOVELTY DROP-STITCHED BLACK SILK HOSE. Regular price, $1.19, FOR SATURDAY ONLY S87e. PAIR, — Inail the SPRING NOVELTIRG, at SPEOIAL PRICES TOMORROW. Ixraxte Wrus For Easren. We have just OPENED the HANDSOMES® ASSORTMENT of INFANTS CLOAKS that has ever been SHOWN in this CITY, represent ing the very NEWEST PARISIAN ~ NOVELTY SATIN FIGURES on CREAM CREPE. All styles of Cashmere, &. All LARGE ASSORTMENT of INFANTS CAPA from NOVELTY ORGANDY at Zc. to elegant ones at 85.00 each. SOM EXTRACT. Regular price, 48c PUB SaTURDAY, 21c. Ovnce FRENCH TRIPLE EXTRACT OF *JOCKEW CLUB” Regular price, 450 FOR SATURDAY, 25e oz. “DELETTREZ" NEW PARISIAN EX~ TRACT, “CHYPSE.” the popular perfume of theday Regular price, 600 FOB SATURDAY E,srez Rissoxs In EVERY STYLE, KIND or SHADE at the LOWEST GUARANTEED PRICES. NOVELTY SHADED MOIRBE, ¢-inch TUXEDO VEILING, with CHENILLE spota, Regular price, Soe Fon SATURDAY, 260 Rings. Heruine price Toe. FON BAT iece of EDO VEILING. Regular by FOR SATURDAY, 230, yard