Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. “WASHINGTON. TUESDAY ++ ++ April 19, 1892. ‘THE EVENING STAR hasa regular and permanent circulation in W: three times larger than that of any other Paper in the city. As a local NEWS Paper and Advertising Medium it has no competitor. S=— A@vocates of the disfiguring and murderous overhead railway wires have based theif advo- €acy upon the statement that the storage bat- tery and other electric systems of inotor are failures, and that fhe only choice if between thie trolley and the car horse. When sifted this statement is found to mean no more than that the railways cannot make as mach money with the better and more expensive motors a with “the cheap and nasty” variety. The only failure is in the declating of enormons divi- @etids. On the basis of the reasoning which ope the storage battery impracticable, cable iseven s more conspicuous failuro, fot it is still mote expensive, and a greater Stimber of roads will find it (financially) im- practicable, and a failure (as = begetter of dividends) )- ‘The storage battery system of the Eckington Gitension is success so far as the public are eoncerned. The Eckington road though com- pelled to maintain two systems of transporta- tion on its line, involving a distinct set of ex- for a fraction of its route, and prevent- 4 fair estimate of the ordinary average ex- pense of the storage battery system, is not pub- Mely expressing dissatisfaction with that sts- tem, and white it would undoubtedly prefer gems = motor. which would enable it to mmke more money, it is not taking upon itself the responsibility. of pronouncing the storage battery a failure, ‘Phen the people can see for themselves that it fsasuccess. Neither the public, the Ecking- tou road, nor the company furnishing the stor- age battery cars expresses dissatisfaction with the Working of the system. That complaint and denunciation of the system as a failure are reserved to those who would plant poles and eadly wires on the beautiful streets and in front of the houses of the people of Washing- ton. ‘The storage battery companies vigorously resent the suggestion that their system isa failure. The president of one of these com- Panies, writing to Tur Stan, says that the difficulty which the Metropolitan has met arises from the fact that instead of purchasing or obtaining license to use existing satisfac- torily working batteries and motors it has been “wasting its time for two or three years past im the futile efforts of inventing or constructing a storage battery that would not infringe exist- ing patents,” .5: in inventing its own “type of motor,and dynamos and other electrical devices, wholly different from the types now in use. ‘This correspondent intimates that the Metro- politan’s failure in this effort is not a failure of the storage battery system, and he adds: “Of ourse no one can question their right to do this and to spend their money in experiments, but such « course can hardly be put forth asa feasonable ground for asking an extension of time as above, nor for attempting to substitute the trolley for the storage battery system.” ‘The public will commend the enterprise and iblic spirit which have led the Motropolitan Dctiemnt to perfect an improved storage bat- fer$ motor, and will wish for the effort the fal tnd speedy success of which the electrician and Officers of thecompany are hopeful. But if the ‘Metropolitan's inventive effort should not suc- Ged, the commanit} would not view the failure @ a failure of the storage battery system, and ‘Would find in this result no excuse whatever for upon it the trolley system. It is also to be remembered that the storage system, while in theory the best since $ supplies each car with an independent motor fmd prevents an Accident at one point from Reprise the whole system, fs not the only ernative to the trolley, even among electric fRotots. The electrical commission in report- Gng against the overhead railway wites inti- eae the underground electric Bystem where the wire conveying the motive power occupies aconduit This system is pro- Bounced a conspicuous success at Buda-Pesth. {t is more expensive than the trolley sys- B, aid the electric companies and street failways of this country ought therefore to find po difficulty in proving it impracticable and a Gxilare on this side of the ocean, Four hundred years ago Sunday, or the With of April, 1492, Ferdinand and Isabella ave Christopher Columbus the authority to fit out the expedition which was to dis- tover the Western hemisphere. This man Afterward, ss before, met and overcgme many obstacles He did what no other man ever did or has done since—found fmd made known the finding of a new World and took possedsion of it in the name of his sovereigns. That he had some faults and weaknesses due to the age in which he lived or to personal defects of character is not denied and rests on his »#>.! evidence. But that he was unworthy of the honors paid to him or the fame he achieved, although asserted by some Fecent investigators with persistent elabora- tion, is far from being conciusively established. ‘The reaction from the ili -reatment and neglect im which he died, after the notable publie serv- fees that he had ren vered, may have carried his fame too high, and for a perfectly accurate estimate of his character some slight exercise of the histérian’s privilege of detraction may fiow be necessary. But it is better to leave Bim a triffe too large in the public estimation to depreciate him unduly, especiatly as the modern tendency is to whitewash the real Villains of the pust, and to prove by elnborate and exhaustive gument that none of them fre half as black as they are painted. The Process ought not to be reversed in the case of Cotumbas, ——— While Mr. Holman's amendment striking out ofthe naval appropriation bill the single new ‘vessel of high grade provided for was defeated, the House passed the measure without the de- Bired increase of the number of armored cruis- ersand battle ships. It is hoped that the Sen- ste will adhere to its probable action in pro- viding for the requisite enlargement of the Bary. ‘The National Academy of Sciences in regular business session here today, is an important Body whose deliberations cannot fail to be of ‘Wide interest to those citizens of the republic concerned with scientific matters. Scientific oe usually choose the capifal of the re- tic for their annual or occasional m Place. Science centers here, ne ‘Messenger boys have been swindling in Gut- Genberg by taking money from people to bet Bnd giving them worthless ticket. The race fourse is becoming noteworthy mainly for the different kinds of dishonesty that it can de- ‘velop. ——— Our English cousins are shoveling snow on the margin of summer. The seasons are get- fing mixed, but cheerful Uncie Jerry is not Fesponsible for this bit of British bluster, ——_»——__ ‘The man who didn't-know-it-was-loaded has Been equaled, if not surpassed, by the Berlin Gitizen who undertook to smash a grenade with Bhammer. ee A New York pianist has succeeded in playing for twelve hours without a break. It is spoken’ Of as great feat of’endurance,the phrase being doubtless intended to apply to the sudi- ence. Fa ge _, Wie Aopartute of the Drayton-Botrowe ducl from this country to London has been a decided Dlow to American stationery interests. ‘There is reason to fear that some of the pres- (ential booms have got their wires crossed. yeh ren tel ofthe rain emancipation day passed ed oe working a wrong. food. ‘We do not promise you all the luxuries of Iife—for ten cents a day—but we do promise to furnish FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING TO 4LL MEN cumulate intodollars. Tal and drop them into the slot AP HOME aud you will beamazed at the rapid accretion of wealth in your coffers. TRY THE TRICK—'tis one which will enable you to dress handéomely aud lite happily. hen be YOUR OWN MASTER—able to bay W. A. Prence & Co, 710 MARKET EPACE, Tro Joss Ts Haxoxencarers BY a SUCCESSFUL deal we have been forta- Bate enough to close out from s large HAND- KERCHIEY house TWO ENTIRE lines of HANDKERCHIEFS WHICH WE will offer to you tomorrow as s LEADING BARGAIN. No. 1 1Sa SHEER LAWN HANDKERCHIEF for LADIES. HEMSTITCHED with EX- BROIDERED CORNERS. Regular price, 120% each. OUR BARGAIN OFFER 4 HANDKERCHIEFS FOR 25c. NSISTS of Ni RT- webad PMESS FEY 7 DERED, CEP NRCrEEY pat Paiae bee, 192) BARGAIN PRICE, 12%c. exce. A Novetry Ix Hosiexv. We have Be Sisley ete YOICE of LADIES MOROCCO-! ‘HOS! MADE, “of ‘COTTON, i A Sruxe Usvenwean Banous. NOTE —Wwhen you come in NOTICE thet. all of onr spring Underwear ied seams, Ss made to OUR ESPECIAL OLDER LADIES FAST BLACK FQUESTRIAN TIGHTS. made of SELECTED MACO COT- = FON 5% EEASTIC’ SILK) | FINISHED with haud CROCHET work of sfik around top. Regular value, $1.37. “SPECIAL PRICE, ‘$2.60 PAIR. Cor. Sth st. New Tuovours Ix Laces. at_in Laces iss COMBI. BAT OotLEN and | POINT DIKELAND, of SILK, 7 inches wide. Rogalar value, $1,725. SPECIAL FAICE, YARD. th r ches wide. Rega wir tale 8200. SPECIAL PRICE, ‘The newest thing TON of CH ck 5] inch IVORY. Rigulst prises 736 ic YAKD. 10-inch IVORY POINT D'IRELAND LACE mate above. Regular value, 81.38. STMELAND LACE. PRICE, 196 " G@-inch IVORY FUINT D'IRELASD LACE Sone ‘Thove. Regular price, Soe. sbrciad, LACE. IRELAND LACE fegular price, $1.23, $1.10 YARD. NEW CHIFFONS. Car- slick. Mats ou a Black, Lluck. Regular price, 6Uc. KE 2c. YARD. ‘ ‘Lavender ou DUCED Tu $1.98 Unenetias For $1.50. : We will offer this week a 2¢-tn. Purifon same FINE SUK GLORIA UMBRELLA, Sut atin striped border cuicable fer sua OF Yalu. Goality’ WALRANLED. IMPOR CED AECHAL Woop HANDLES “uorolar price OS SPECIAL. BARGAIN OFF DU etcn. SORT AS Ht | SAME table for San Ui SPECIAL BARGAIN. b Bane © ABOVE, espec Regular price Pxice, * HAN! Brice, 21.35 EACH. tag TA, UMBEELLAS, 26-inch, with ANION, MON HAN egular .CTAI szou Eacn. 25c. Ton D’Tneraxy For 170 This is the GREATEST BARGAIN of the SEASON. All Kinds of PREITY FLOWER EFFECTS “on an IMPOKTED COTTON FABKIC, MADE by the famous “KOECHLIN.” Regular price, 25¢. SPECIAL, Tie. YARD. W. A. Prrce & Co 719 Market Space, is Cor 8th st Bz: Ox Tue LooKouT! WERE AFTEK YOU! “Brom the rising of the sun even unto the going down of the same.” Not for the purpose of inflicting bodity injury or (On the contra:¥, we seck to do thee AND Boys At acost not exceeding TEN CENTS A DAY. Rather a novel proposition—ien't tt? At 87.50 » Suit Will stick close to the wearer for a much greater period of time than—seventy-five daya, Likewise—those Suits which we sell At 10 a Suit ‘When théy set theif arms skimbo, jow sleeves out at the elbow, Asien, as it werd, Of poverty there. Ask them the reason why— With a drooping of the eyo— ‘The answer comes—I don't know! But they do kuow, and so do we know. It és the will- rapidly those nickels and dimes fal waste of hickels and dimes, which You wil t Suits of Clothes at any resso Ho! iG THE BOYS. in for thew. LUE TRICOT SUITS (sizes $ to 14 yearn) AT 84 A SUlT. Ii yeare) T $3 A SUITE Aare the taik of the town. Bors" segs | PANTS SUITS. Sizes 13 to 18 y 8.60) 84.08) was '¢7.50| 98.50 ‘Men's, Youths’, Boys’ and 4 wariety. COME TO US, WE WILL DO THEE GOOD. Victor E. Avrews TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, ‘Will cleave to theform when more than an hundred days shall have fled But bow many men there ate who waste dozens of dimess day and yet gothrough the streets shabbily clad: ildren's Parits in great 927 and 929 7th st nw., corner Massachusetts ave, Srrretex Ose Paice Ope Saturday until 11 pm. 997-3m Woe Or Cinsits Axo Thos, Ta Great Sense Toxtc. Fothing #0 endangers the health a@ fmpare blood. It is the seat of nearly All evils. Impure blood permeates the system and causes bumors, pains, aches ‘and other disorders. all the impurities and humors which have accumulated during the winter, It is also the only blood purifier which acts as s tonic, promoting a healthy ac tivity of the liver and kidneys. It is the secret of health, Forsalest MERIZS MODERN ‘PHARMACY and by other Draggiste, 905 P. Av. N.W. We toip You xbetinbit OF at STTRAORDINARY BARGAIN WE WERE to orreh IN Axtoani we PLACED Tike 500 ON said 718 seaiiee Feisrkitiment 80 MANY BARE PLACES ON THE Wat: ‘THEY ARE FRAMED IN GILT, SILVER, WHITE AND GItT AND waits, AND SILVER. 50 Susser To Suscr Five . BACH. 65c. Path. $1.25 Fox Foot Mess Forsienses. WE ARE GAINING QUITE A REPUTA: ‘TION AS MEN'S FURNISHERS, AND DE- SERVEDLY 80, WHEN WE OFFER SUCH BARGAINS £3 THESE CONSTANTLY « Mews. Hate Hose. 200 Doz, SCHOFFLE’S UNBLEACHED GERMAN HALF HOSE. THESE ARE RENOWNED FOR THEIR WEARING QUALITIES. 1236 Pra. oe 100 DOZEN IMPORTED s#AMiéss BLACK HAL® HOSE; AERMSDORF Dyk ion _ 12% Pun (SES 50 DOZEN SEAMLESS LISLE THREAD HALF HOSE, IN GRAYS, SLATES AND TANS, 20c. Pam @ Pans For $1. Ustacssenes Siiare OUR SEVERAL BRANDS OF UX- LAUNDERED SHIRTS ARE, WE DE- LIEVE, THE BEST POSSIBLY TO PRU- CURE AT THEIR nEgPEeTIVE PRICES. ™ ‘3 UNLAUNDERED DRESS SHIRTS, MADE OF GOOD MUSLIR— LINER NECKBANDS = wrisTBANDS AND jOM—FELLED BEAMS—GUS- SETED AND REINFORCED BACK AND FRONT. 39¢. Exca THE SAME DESCRIPTION APPLIES TO THE HIGHER GRADES. THEY ARE, OF COURSE, MADE OF BETTER Ma- TERIALS AND FINER FINISHED. 50c, 750 Avs $1. Mossrx, Fisix & Compaxy, It 807 PENN AVE ¥ W. To Tar Mason B = Sy RN. SOME: — ‘MILLINERE. s — sPRottt, visrLey Fopay. ‘ Ww Our display wih obtitiet of an eeaatt of RE Wy gees: ee Soeetuer tate Buna ot eta 1a sto to oar athe Daretnn tor tia won, | BOWMAN Spina oem vot rooms, 5 LAWN TENNIS RACK ETE Sate, Lag Chap bs." tas io and Ctiarers . HORSTHAN RacERTS. Fe Bui es Such imakes atele ene Be city. = Ricttes Settee, fend es Lat ee peeriens aunt. . . Casino, Eelipss, Eiberon, Standard and ia Astington., fom | Seaiiadatin tiated come tym ar i be Tema 4 fa = i 8 Harrow euite, €1.40, Regular baa it = J Sip, OM smd 6,0t 260. i q Ge€ & catalogue and then see the Hat — iawn | pice. cLoaks, bao Harald tele gdieerstar rt se Wsatenf Yo aa invitation to extmine our attract- 926 6.86 er ea tal ae mg |CAPR NeWianmers, neerera, Brazeks,| 3 laa es CLEOPATRA Cares, MILITARY caPis, j Weak tee, COVERT CbATS, ENGLISH TOP COATS, &e. . ‘This te « chimes that te greet 5 leva ams gfe tiwewws Band range In prices from Ove fe igo AK. RAUPMAN, LADIES WAITS. Hi ae 909 Penna. avenué, tie of Elegant Surah Silk, w hich TO) Ta Mostitenr 997 AND 980 F 57. H.W, FASHION LEADERS 1 FINE MILLINERY, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, ae, aB5 THING ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS, 24 | “Surch bilk Walste fromm $2.98 upward Aleo Ching 51 tins, K . rfilg Shing site, Sates Bereatlar Cingbams, Cam? HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, Sixt q Bakloe Guage feet Bene OST Toes, size f pice Se per pair. at Isic. Black snd Fancy Bitiped Half Hose, reg- y Haste Thre Hoge, tt Piatn Black, Gray, Ten terns, 356: 3 patr for #1 t pay d je have a complete i dice Merino Vests, i 00. No other gies as | RM MEE ana OUR sleeves low neck and aor’ sleeves, ze BR | anowne tor “80% 2] 12 oma akity. ¥ ge Better, “more 4tslieh. ot Gonmeed oo ot ER | Eee ee Cut Shocs és thosd we MARRED AT LARGE REDUCTION, ei bade tia Of all the best popular makes, Be —- THE MONUMENTAL, aw 2. 1ES' 92 = tt Bea iE are ide of ths | = = ‘ Sith feetble oak ao $5 Kw | | HAND WeELTED. i 8 8 Www | common-sense shape, ASSioNEes sALt oF Five snors, ac? YY WW | opers Tocor Flutu or Tipped. (Gtoex of W. H. KENEASTER & CO.) co 4 HAND-TURNED. ea Og eg Common Sense,Seatniesa, 1115 FST NW., g uC ‘SS; Medium, Round ou U Fy 3_ | or Pointed ‘Toe, ‘oo UU SygS= Sealtuped Vamps: At uearly HALF PRICR OUR MEN'S 82 TH Eaanan ‘WM. HAHN & CO.'3 Dull ee iy ‘The month is more than half gone. In the next two RELIABLE SHOE Bread Steaidce ‘Webks WO Aésird to close thiis shoo business. The Housed, PRA o ates host. stock 18 éombWhit broken in sizes, buPstill & reepect- ablé réinhant remains. ND 932 ee ‘tian 483 980 AND 982 77H ST | oun GuamaNTee 1914 AND 1916 PA AVE.,| WITH. Le A SPECIAL SALE TODAY AND ALL 231 PAAVESE DURABILITY. ‘THIS WEEK AT SPECIAL PRICES. Forcinvenienc we mike thre lots. Please note ‘thé prices atid teductibtis tri exch lot, ‘every opportunity to put tne w word sbout these tits French fat- les of feshlon—the JA; CHALLIS— Eas and CREPE D’CHrN! iy hae this—ind patticularly our spec al Even in the same family the ex- Dressions are different. slasivenees. ‘They are dainty in the extteme. The grovinds are of rch color-and the printings 90 tie ally tinted and srranged that pictures framed it by the séivages. Take 4 “near'* look. Tae Javaniren ‘The Cream grounds all crossed with narrow satin stripes strewn with flowers, ‘The Black grounds sre crossed black Navy Bine, Tén, thers of such “set . ere and thet To nnping you to curled—of Ruanzow Oise. One cup surtr, one-half cup atille, ohe and one-half cups “Ceres” Ue, two table- ‘one teaspoon T Lot “a" Consists of $7, $6 and #5 Shots, Reduced tothe pricé of. ences SE Twennera Cesteny Barsos No greatét impfovement than direct oiling between Maker and Wearer. ‘The ultimiate is reached when you step Sito 1430 New York ave. and buy at One Profit and a Low Frict. More ztyle, more comfort, greater durability and « Detter ft than can bo had elsewhere! Ins word— Lor Cotistats of 84,50, $4 and 3.75 Shoes. Re- = @uced in price to. 3 LOT “c" Consists of $3.25, 33 and $2.75 Shoes Re- duced in price to, 5 ‘We think this x good way togive you afill chance to sce the remaining stock and pick out just what you ‘want. FURTHER 1a Chifldten's Shoes the prices will be less than that pétd the monufactufera, So come prepared to pro- THE BARER SHOE. Lasssvrce & Bro. vide for them, We: wisn to carn rue arrex- HENRY F. WOODARD, TION OF BARGAIN SEEKERS TO A FEW SPECIAL QUALITIES IN DRESS & A. LIPSCOMB, GOODS, WHICH WE HAVE MARKED EXCEPTIONALLY LOW. 36-INCH SICI- spil-im Assignees, LIAN SUiTINGS, ALL: WOOL, IN AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF THE NEWEST SPRING SHADES, AT 37}. = fen rand. Warivor Vairer __ Widihs and demi flouncings to msteh, Qor oxoveraxd svrrmas, 42 sTocr. STOCK. STOCK. —+ — a= INCHES WIDE, ALL WOOL, IN A BEAU- TIFUL ASSORTMENT OF SPRING COL- ORINGS, SUCH AS FAWNS, TANS, MAUVES, BLUETTE’S PEARLS, NAVY BLUES AND ALL THE OTHER FA- VORITE SHADES, THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK- HOLDERS OF THE C0-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY Was 4 GRAND SUCCESS, Asornen press razato, which {é And eal im finish to the finest grades of BROADCLOTH. The same weave exactly STOCK, STOCK, STOCK, fa lovely Spring Shades, 54 INCHES WIDE. ONLY 61 PER TAD. a ,BUTTONS MADE TO MATCH ANY DRESS, 5c. PER DOZEN. Leave ofddts at our Cloth Departmént, OF THE COMPANY 18 ALREADY ASSURED OF DIVIDENDS if the signe of the meeting fo for anrthing. ONE HUN- DRED LOTS were sold at an “6 9800 eeth. ‘The enauil report of the directors hows that more than enough stock and lots are already sub- re i oe entite cost of the town site of thé cgmbiny, aguregsting A. compete sasortinent ot BLACK LACES for DRESSES from $1 to $8.50 per yard, $389,414.68. Calculate the proft on land bought at the rate of $64.98 (which is the averige cost of the company's tte) and aold at $800 per lot. Some of the largest manufacturers 1p the country ‘were present at the meeting and identified themselves with the enterprise by purchasing stock and lots. The imméusé water power of the Watauga and Doe rivers A. beiutitar SPANISH GUIPURE for $1.50 per yard. Ta rorne DUCHESS LACE, in Real Lace patterns, A beautiful imitation suf- fictently heavy for woolen dresses and yot not too heavy for gingham and Swiss Gressen, For 20, 25 and 350. per yard, Lsvarvaste, ieee cre insincere wee the representations of the company were un- Weave raz rom piatanpe, fm’ Cream, Ecru and Black, im narrow ANY PER CENT IN PROFITS miy be Lew Pp. ooked for a6 the investor's reward. If sgu are not ac- wis re tizow Saaws, atta nd wika ta eearoeiog ty ‘ case enk seoure the advantoges offered by the present: of 0c. per paiz. This is remarkably cheap for . The directors have decided g00d Lawn Sham, ind as we have the con- trol of these for this city it is nesdlaes to try te get them Giséwhers. before it 14 too late. fat fa Sopsbquonce af tbe recent Sow of stock ud lots no more “GEDIES “B" took shall be tssoad =f Joxe 1; And thd nett series will be put upon the market at euch advance as tho present prospect “B” is gold at the low price of $1 hip fes and 20 monthly initall:enta, For fuller information call on or address @. RB McBLAIR, ta justify. Series 91.25 cach, “THE CHEAPEST sHO# HOUSE IN TOWN,” Sete St 920 (BETWEEN I AND K STREETS.) _ 1@a { RADE Trivitine Bie Read the deséription of F, Scamen & Cos No. 244 less thai they ate regularly worth and And then note the prices, which are from $1.50 to €2 considerably Jess than similar grades of inferior makes are geherally ‘sold for. ‘ 14m 84.70 Other shapos, grades afd sizes at prices that we guarantee the lowest. See ottt new atyles of our makeot TRUNKS. Tornaws Truxe Maxvracronr, 1231 Pa. ave. nw, Factory 1218 £ ét. 1. Repairing iti all branches of thé done. covered inlay; has lobe leather pocket andsbirtfold. an elegant beg tn every . Feapect. i4im 16in. = 18im. 20m «2tin Sate. Desenrtrion: No. 2144, Brown ot Black, extra quality cowhide grain leather, GLADSTONE sbape, 4 stitched strap loops of front; Duckies on straps are ENGLISH LE@THER COVERED. Thé frame is extra wide and strong, covered with grain leather: has improved, nickel Plated, solid brass end shoes, frame pro- tectors, apring frame catches and locks with solid one-piece cated Heep. 1 ts full Jeather lined and line oF 98.25 per Full Leather Lined ladstone Bag at follow- ‘5 87.50 We havea ch; Grain Leather ing prices. #10 1Gin. 18in 20in, 22im gain. # $5.75 8640 87 = 87.75 business rarer 0 Sexsteze Cooxtse. Ove $9.40 cis stove tas Sven, Bivtier and two Top Burners. LABOR SAVED, COAL BILLS SAVED, If you will kindly call at this store apd examine our Gas Ranges and let tis light them aud show them to you and explain them atid we Will also tell you of scores of citizens who will attest totheir merits and they assure us of the fact that they can bake, broil, stew, boil, &c. for any ‘size family and do it all perfectly, and ‘that the expense of gas will be less than coal, thst you can p 4 GAs RANGE complete for $15 and this trast you will consider the fact ‘will not have the nu:8 ince of ‘Avoid the dust, io trouble to ‘expense getting ready and you shut the heat the moment you are through ‘with thé cooking. That cach burner E Orca BZ cus store iss two Burners to cook on. Or 88c sitive nis cae Baraet: wii bon 0 quart of water in five minutes. Oor Cararoove Is Reapr. Call for catalogue or send ué & postal and we will mail you an illustrated pamphlet, C. A. Movvnus. 614 12TH 6T., BST. FANDGSTS, Gis Firronia =| |= IIH E=l||| il Hive | ltt il Ill Ht | I Yoo G 50 a Cenrsr ‘We cangiveyous dollar's worth of valuein your health if fou have it and will invest it in a bottle of out =|| Sill INI Sansapanizra = Suresraemta, = (EH ERW EE felmmed -with aitk plush and wide silk fringe, vatioud colorings; worth $22; only 8 . ty 5 Solid Oak Chiffoniers, 5 Qrawers, large round French beveled piste thitror, antique and 36th century : Worth #18; only $13 75 each, A BIG BARGAIN IN CHAMBER SUITES, Wo havé 13 Solid Gak Chamber Suites, 8 ry) Posy semrhage ve 44-m. Dareau, with drawers, 34-in. washstand with splasher rail; hand Antique oak; post! I 4 plétes of Striped Cartain Muslin, 40 * tnehes wide. Retaced from 20c to 1 Ope lot of New Silkslines, ail the various art colorings Reduced from 20 to 123. 2 pieces of White Madras Muslin, ‘with Lemon tnd Orange Sgurea, From 5c. to ‘28c. per yard, HEAVY REMOVAL SALE REDUCTIONS IN CURTAINS. 15 paire of Silk Striped Madras Curtains, te light color effects, for summer drapery. = prices, 85 and 86. Only @3 per jr 7 patrs of Blerant Silk Madras Curtains, Light Blue and rink dado top and bottom Rertilar price, 8750 and 8850 Only 85 75 por pair 2% pairs of Ecru Nottingham Lace Cur- 3 Reduced from 81 75 to @1 22 per 15 pairs ot Ecru Nottingham Lace Cur- tains Reduced from @3 to €1 60 per pair 12 pairs of Nottingham Lace Curtains in exquisite Brusss! effects Reduced from 84 to 82 40 per pair 16 different colorings and patterns in Fine Chenille Portieres, with handsome dado and fringe top and bottom Reduced from 85, $6 and @6 50 to 84 85 per pair 20 various color snd patterns tn Extra Fine Cherilile Portieres. Regular prices, 2750, 68, $850, 89 and $950. Reduced to 85 75 per pair. 6 pairs of Elegant Swies Lace Curtsing, Reduced from $6 50 to $4 10 per pait ‘9 pairs of Swies Lace Curtaina. Reduced trom @9 and $9 50 to §t per pair. One miscellaneous lot of Irish Point Lace Cuttains; only two or three pairs alike Regular pifves, $10, $12, 81250, 413 and 91850. Reduced to $7 per pair. J ULIUS: Lasssvnez, Cox. 1312 Axo F Sr. N: W. 10TH, 11TH aXDF Ts. 5.4, —— Tae Lares Musixesy News ‘White and Colored Satiore m Rough and Ready and Satin Straws, 00 and 750, Fine Milan Satlore—ali colors Ladies’ Garden Hats and Children’s Piste, A choice assortment of NEAPOLITAN STRAWS To all the very latest shapes and bates Oocn Spnixe Assemocr Apnu. mas provour vs FRESH SHIP. MENTS OF COTTON FABRICS. Nothing @aintier or more serviceable for spring and Summer wenr ts produced than these exquisite concelts in light textiles weare now showing for this season. Cotton moods keep getting finer, more elaborate ghd more abundant each year, Thes not only have # styie peculiarly their own, but they copy many of the fashion Pear in silk and are replete in # now diversity unusual, Fesources ag the present. Products from forelen. looms a8 well as our home weaves present com Ditcations which render these wonders a study Worthy the fine artists in fabrics and combine tions. We think such little prices were never Attached to like qualities Some of the nawes are familiar and you'll readily eee thet you've Always paid more for same things, LLAMA CLOTH—Onr third tn. Yoice of this beautiful and por lar fabric wed. At ike Usalied goo ce’ and children's 10. 4 YARD, WASH SURAH—10,000 pure cotton, Va roe 10. gation of iit All fionieine’ cole aarp, | Shirt waste am id Indies” @ren's dresses. 32 incl SHANTONG PONGEE. — One of our banflsomest and finest a Wash fabries-more 0 120 Srery way than ‘Satine, Crean Black Tora ‘Bive tpsoands with | A YARD ft colors, PRINTED CREPE.—All the new. gat styles and colorings—cream, 12% Blue, Fink and Gray grounds with gcnall or lange figaree exact mite A YARD. | tion of fine French goods. Tocure youit isnot an sbsclute indics- fiom thit you are tocurable. The de- mands of nature cannot be fully supplied by artificial means; it requires something to control and influence the magnetic con- ditions of the system—something to furnish the vitality aud strength neccesary to resist disease. The ELECTROPOISE 1s an instra- menit for the cure of disease without medi- cine—it aids nature, in nature's own way, by supplying you with the pure, wholesome OXYGEN from which you obtain health, Strength and long life. If you are tronbled with a diseaso of any character, whether of Jong oF short duration, we would be giad to show you testimonials from some people the ELECTROPOISE bas cured, LIGHT NG CLO’ alg" acet™e,clar™ te | 1Dt0 SES at Runes taste and men's shirts, 27 inches ayarn SEFRSUCKER—The old-tash- | foncd crinkled kind, needs no 25. a YARD. froning. Whije grounds with ‘Tisch ata ‘Fink stelpos: grounds, with, ‘sofinches wide: Blue’ and Pint White stripes. — 25,000 GINGHAM. Drosx Gingliama. ‘the cl f tue ¥ yards oducts, ites and ‘ORK SKIRTING See Qo | si ecRE. a —very durabie. \WN-1, 1 Amaro Exzcrnororse Co, Mh ig see wa | Be 1t 1405 NEW YORE AVE Saye: Os one | avanp. ON CHALLIEGE—A CRF EE ree w ers! Bo | miendid’ Sats ct choke e RRa ie Wwew AYARD. | styles, 22 inches wide. BERR ESE. Oy Ww WwW R fain DD I y LIGHT P. —In erest fa BAHE VY Smear nes] Be D Asa 27 inekes wide, a Yano, pad ¥ (Be0ond BOOP... seesversenees ees St ANDOR.D "yr orm = RRR a r a Rf —o & E ike Spring Cont Weather ia at hand. We received Ax ‘this morning s line of Tan-twilled Cheviot length, finished with double row Gossaurns have been waiting for these popular-priced Tan Axe You Gorse To Evaorr Ladies going to Europe should not fail to take Ss pie thems Loug Cloak. We Have the regular We have received another shipment PRT ope lp par cape Par- in light and medium color effects, ‘wigh the popular club handles of weigsel, rose- ARE BY THE USUAL ORDER OF EVENTS SYNONYMOUS. A water-proof garment ts ® Recessary part of the wardrobe, It not only protects the clothing, but the health es well ‘You can't afford tobe without, when they are to be had for so small 6 sum. Look st our stock. Rubber-turface Circular, thoroughly ‘water-proof..... ‘Gioth-surface Peasant........ Gloth-surface Inverness, Jong military j i i # rf He FI i Hi i i if bi | fe 5 % ty | a f i i ii Wittiaa He McKew, | 983 P. Avs N.W. Oughly made, new, stylith garments, Can ‘be worm in sunshine as well as rain....€3.00, 87.50, $8.50 and $10.00. These prices represent a choice selected stock (Of Water-proot Garments, guaranteed in every Water-proof Cravenette Garments (ge rub en, with long haif-tined military capes—dust nd water proof—an ideal traveling gar seeveveranenes «818.00, eses-+1 1th ot, building) Nir Uses For Swiss Frovrcrves ‘We very often learn new uses for merchan- Give from some of our patrons, as, for tnatance, ‘the use of 27-inch Embroidered Swiss for bed Rouncings end sash curtaiim, We heve about 150 pieces, 22 to 27 imches wide! for them ‘Purposes which were scltinget = —¥5 and 30c. a yard, ‘iii fost... an. 20th at. Duilding)