Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1892, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY - - April 20, 1892. Peper and Advertising Medium it has no competitor. Those semi-American citizens who are now engaged in vilifying Capt John G. Bourke may achieve temporary popularity in southern ‘Texas, but their mud-slinging efforts will fail of ‘appreciation among those who have no ma- terial interest in Garza or other cheap revo- Jationists. The situation may not be plain to ‘the public at this time, but the facts will soon be apparent and then apologies will be in order. Difficult as it is to understand, 1¢ is true that Whenever there is controversy between an American officer and alien disturbers of the Peace there is much sympathy wasted upon the aliens, while the officer is roundly abused. Capt. Bourke’s side of the case has not yet been presented, and until it 1s real Americans should give their representative the benefit to which he is entitled, he Texas border has been the home of strife and murder ever since the Lone Star republic entered the Union, and throughout this entire period the fingers of Iaw in that region have been nerveless. Capt. Bourke is well-known in Washington. His military record is without blemish; his reputa- tion as & man is unstained. Ho was called upon to act decisively at a critical period, and tntil there is absolute proof of wrong doing on his pert bis thousands of friends will be- Heve that he simply did his duty and did it wel ‘The proposition‘of so practical a man as Col. A A. Pope to secure a comprehensive road ex- hibit at the world’s fair deserves to receive ‘vers careful consideration. It has met the ap- Provalof the authorities of the exposition. ‘They do not seem to think, however, that there is opportunity to create a separate de~ partment and to present large sections, as pro- posed, of the different kinds of public road in se, while disposed to accord to the exhibit a safficient place and prominence in either the department of liberal art or that of agriculture. Within the twelve months yet intervening be- fore the opening of the fair a suitable building could be erected and statistics, diagrams, specimens, sections, etc., could be collected and arranged for exhibition. Every state should take cross sections of improved roads as well as examplea of country road bridges. It might add to the instruction and amusement of the people to show the existing system with its crudities, absurdities and impossibilities of thoroughfare, gs Unquestionably the District farnished the first volunteers of the war, and the services rendered by them in protection of the capital during the danger and anxicty of the days of maneuvering for position that Preceded the great struggle can hardly be ever-estimated. They are, of course, the only genuine “first defenders” and are entitled to be recognized and honored as such, but it is not impossible ‘that the local ex-soldiers, content with univer- sal recognition of the priority and value of their services, may as part of the hosts in the eapital’s reception of the Grand Army waive ‘the post of honor in the line of parade in grace- fal courtesy to those visitors of 1892 who were Sirst to'come to their assistance in 1861. ‘This week witnesses another Oklahoma boom. ‘The boomers by the thousand have been lying im wait im the adjacent Indian territory for tho Propoted opening of the lands for occupation, and with the eagerness of the hawk for his Prey or the old-time boomer for his “claim” they rush at the given moment or before in living streams into the promised land. Strange imeonsistency that in a civilized country, where there is abundant ficld for effort, men feel obliged under such circumstances as these to act like savages or the lower animals in the ‘vaunted process of planting civilization in the few places in which it is lacking.” —_—— ‘The House revoked its leave to print Speeches im the Record not actually delivered ‘undef the spur of popular discontent with the ecent great abuses of the privilege. Its action 4s vo evidently satisfactory, in view of all the circumstances, that the public will excuse the eutting off of some extrancous matter on the fu this country, now ct these Scotland: Does not the manufacturer guarantee the colors pos! tively indelibte with thone 12igc Ginghamusin mind—especially these Iate arrivals, now on view at the Palais Loyal floor. ‘second floor. —- ‘FIRST: See the Palais Royal's Ladies’ and Obildres'e Jackets, ke. Reduced to $3. SECOND: Examin» the New Gloves, just ott of the Georgetown custom house. THIRD: Secure some of the 8}¢-tnch-wide Point @Irelande Lace offered at 36e. yard. FOURTH: Look through the new 12340 Ginghams and the Rmbroieries for trimming them. ‘FIFTH: Take edvantage of the 3 for @1 sale of Under- ‘wear and Hosiery. Tse Pres For $1. B5c tor rater 480 Quality Swiss Ribbed Vests and Pants, in White and Ecru. Vests with high neck and long sleeves, high neck and short sleeves, low neck and no sleeves, B5o tor 400 Bivvea Lisle Thread Vests, war- ranted Fast Black: low neck and no sleoves; extra sizes same price—3 for $1. re 35ic tor the new Ribbed Reamiess Waste for Chit- dren from 3 to 12 years, These garments serve the purpose of corset cover and undershirt. Durability is combined with ease and comfort. 35 for Silk Finish Lisle Thread Hose, guaranteed 49 quality; six Tans, six Grays, six Yellows, six Greens. Pink, Blue, Nile, Salmon, Gold, Garnet, Morocco, Pougee, &c. B5c tor 500 Quality Richeliew Rib Lisle Hose, tn eighteen leather shades, which include the scarce Tans, Suedes, Grays; also those with warranted Fast Biack feet and uppers, in colors. ~ 35c for 40c Warranted Fast Black Cotton Hose, with double soles, high splice heels, &e. Also our 44c Ribbed aud iain Fast Biack Lisle Hose—all at 3 1 123. ‘Let us apologize for the talk of “Infant In- With the most ingentous people on the face lobe, with natural advantages and unlimited capital, with the most skillful and therefore cheapest 1a with a century of experience, Jet us boast of industries. Look at these 123¢c. Ginghams made :. Ginghams zuado in Aren’t the designa and colorings dentical Don’t let us think of infant industries $1 vat tnere ‘are things they make better In Europe. See those Chamois Mousquetsire Gloves, lately out of the Georzetown custom house. You want to handle them. Don’t they feel like velv only possible because they come direct from the maker to us—to you. Misse E 8 pair—made from the smaller pieces of Chamois, but Such qusiity is izes we can sell 5e sume quality. White and natural, with and without Rlack stitching. BGo two-tone Point atrelande Lace, 8H inches wide, at 36c a yard isan unusual occurrence—s three Gayw’ wonder. A few pieces 11 inches wide for 46¢ and 30 inehes wide for $1 35 a yard. $5 Were here last season, AND WE OFFER ONE HUN- DRED AND ELEVEN Babies and Jackets of All-wool Cloths, Ladies’ Cloth Ulsters, Jackets and Silk Waists—all at $5 cach. The few gar- ments from last season are reduced from as much as 215 Nota few of this season's novelties that should be 87, $7.50 and 88, Only nineteen garments are in the store that PIECES AT 85 for choice. Cloaks, Children’s Summer Suits, Coats 52" The above will be found on special tables on first The garmenta meutioned below are all on the THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continue! below.) Seasoxasce Wrar Tare. Diaz scutcoger wear your winter wrap? Will you still delay aeelection of what you should have now and must have later, when vou visit the mountain or seashore. Is it wise to decide without a visit to The Palais Royal? Lazzsr xoveity Jackets, Capes, Waists, Jerseys, Shawis, Morning Robes, Tea Gowns and Traveling Uisters for ladies. aud ali kinds of garments for little and big children are here. 7. Exxcwwstve styies.—our Paris agent, Mr. Henri Kaiser, aud our Londou representative, Mr. George Lewin, sent us sample garments which served as pat- terns for those made to our order this side of the water, Lowest prices —the imported garments having served their purpose, WE ARE NOW WILLING TO ‘The Senate acted promptly in the matter of ‘the modus vivendi and, the country will be- lieve, wisely. The provisions of the new agree- ment with the principal differences between ‘that and the old one have already been stated, difference was that relating to damages, con- cerning which subject there vas nothing in the former modus vivendi. newspapers are very pro- nounced, but it is too soom for the ‘public in the United States to take thete declarations as expressive of the public sentimert of Canada. Doubtless in time annexation will be a live question on both sides of the line. It isa Out of the five tickets presented with or with- out Winchesters to the Pelican voter the Pelican ‘Voter has selected the Foster or anti-lottery democratic ticket. Having the support of the Farmers’ Alliance, the state administration ‘and nearly the entire delegation in Congress, ‘the Foster people had nothing to fear except » combination, and it seems that this was not feasible outside of New Orleans. pcthatantouasser$ A word to Congress: Don't squeeze down on ‘the world’s fair. Some millions more or less ‘Will make no difference except,that @ niggard Policy will cause American heads to bang in sbame in 1903, when, the world comes to see what we have been’doing’while we have been bragging of our efforts to honof Columbus aud Progress in the western hemisphere. Chicago is having difficulty in securing a foundation for her new public library. Boring fails to discover anything butmud. It is not likely, however, that Chicago will allow a small matter like that to check her in her career of Mterary culture. ——$—$—$<— Bince the dismissal of its executive clerk the ite proceedings thatare, if such a thing is pos- sible, more full than before. There is evi- dently a “trained journalist” under cover some- ——_—__ ‘The Congressional Record stopped Just as it ‘Waron the threshold of magnificent financial opportunities to be realized by giving advice ‘as to whose soap to use and what kind of shoes ‘te wear. ———— It would be interesting ufter the clumsiness exhibited im the effort to preserve the secrecy of the executive session to know how many absurdities that same executive session bas —_—-—__—. Secretary Rusk is apparently of the justifia- Die opinion that the breeding of the Angora goat need not become s national issue this year, whatever may become necessary some other = —_+-— ‘This would be « good time for the writer of Sensational border dramas to go out west and @et some new suggestions. an ae OI Itseems that California once in twenty-odd Years knows what an carthquake “ss w” an earthquake is, paanies ae With the number ef political keynotes con- stantly increasing, it is not remarkable that the harmony should be open to suspicion, DISPOSE OF THEM ALMOST AT EUROPEAN PRICES. Other garments at LOWEST PRICES, be- cause of our cash business, Jackets, ‘The Paris, London and Berlin made garments are Feally the bargains of the collection. $15, $16, #13, 819, $20, $25 and $27. Our manufacturer has turned out their fac similes at $4.75, $5,36.85, 810 and $12 If you will ask to see the $8 Jackets, with silk-lin fronts, &c, you will appreciate the likeness to the $18 imported garments, Utsrens. . Travelers will appreciate these light-weight body- covering garments. The deep capes are detachable, #0 that you virtually get two styles of garments com- bined in one. $12, 913, 814, 317, 815 and $20. Cures. ‘The imported garments range from $14 to $29 each, of Tan, Gray. Navy aud Black broadclothy cheviots and bedfords, with point d’Irelande lace trimmings. The copies made to our order, $5.50, 8%, 813, 815ana Wasrs ‘The New Russian and all the other Novelty Waists of Surah and India Siiks st $12, $11.50, 87.25, 96.50, 26, 85.50, $4.08 and $4.75 each, in Black, three shades of Red, Navy; also in Glace or. Two-tone Ef- fects and with White hairline stripes All sizes and absolutely perfect fitting. ‘The Navy and Black Sateen Watata, with White fleur ). Black Satinette Waista, with White stripes, at only 98 each. The French Percale Watate at $1.35 have belt and Ep pieces make the New Summer Jersey a perfect gxment Plain st 91.35, 81,68, $1.98, $2.68 and 82.98. Braided at $1.98, $2.63, $2.98, 83.98 and 84.50 each, Woaurrnss. ‘The moreexpensive with silk fronts, the medium priced with ribbon trimmings and the lowest priced us perfect fitting as the Paris garments. Challie Wrappers, $8, $10, €12, $13, $15, 916,918 and 820. Batecen Wrappers, €2.68. Lawn Wrappers, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.0.; WEDNESDAY, APRIL R. Gopscmm, 1007-1009 F 8: NW. To Exce. Evser Orma Stross IN WASHINGTON IN ACTUAL VALUES UNDERSELL ALL OTHERS—eell cheap, sell cheaper, and best alitheir ‘apparently low price. This is what we are going todo Breax Cowerrrons Prxs. ‘This is the policy that has made our establishment ‘the most popular and economical trading center if Selling 18°Kx Fox Pusreo Gow Rrras an avo, 180, Only two to s customer. ‘These rings are those desirsbie plain band rings, 150 Fiz Sucora Warnxo Parzs, Bo. Povsp. ‘We shall offer 2.000 pounds of this Excellent 150 Quality Writing Paper at 8c pound. 350 Exazaven Gas Ghoses, 180. ‘The assortment of engravings comprises a number of beautiful designe, $1.25 Corer-Borrou No 8 Wass Bouzz, To. ‘These boilers are first-quality goods, with heavy copper bottom, 25¢ Ose-Prce Disa Pass, 150. Again we call your attention that these are fi quality. As so many dealers handle seconds in ware, we never do. $2.65 Fixe Panton Lawes, 1.52 ‘This is the greatest value wo ever offered in Lampst ‘They are very richly hand-painted, give @ brillian Light Tomorrow, $1.52. 12 Boxes Or Scrsnton Sarery Marcars For Ostx 5c. ‘These are the best safety matches made. (Seo our Crayon Portraits for 21.98.) 5-Fr. Baoo Panton Easuts, 292 53¢-ft Bamboo Parlor Fassis, mado of the finest quality imported bamboo, artistically barnt and pol- ished, joints securely dowele’ aud will Lold as heavy a picture as a wood or brass easel. SPECIAL FOR TOMORKOW, 29. (See our Crayon Portraits for $1.98.) Sor Baass Unenrrra Sra ‘DS, 50c Handsomely Embossed Brasy Umbrella Stands, double bottom. SPECIAL FOR TOMURK( 0c. (See our Crayou Portraits for $1.98.) Laous Sewise Rocxixe Caarrs, iS i BSc, Ladies’ Sewing Rocking Chairs, made of maple, rat tan seat, strong and ueat, finished in light, polished orred. SPECIAL FOR TOMUREOW, 58. (See our Crayon Portraits for 21.98.) $2 Swe Hasorse Cazixsr, 980. A Handsome and Conveniently A Mievicixg god Cabinet, 24 inches high, 18 inches wide, made of first-class oak, bas six selves and compartment in the center, band- carved door, strong binges, loc! key, very fino finish and Well made, SPECIA: TOMORROW. 98e. (Seo our Crayon Portraits for $1.98.) 36-Isca M ETAL Taos, $2.69. Our recular $5 36-inch Metal Trunks, squaro tops, steel bottoms, lary trays, hardwood «tays, iron bound, good hinges, strong locks an? fastonfuxs, extra lange size Trunk. IAL FOR TOMOMROW, $2.69, (See our Crayon Portraits for $1.08.) 1 . Rivereo Exression Cases, 5dc. ‘The regular $1.00 Canvas Extension Cases or Tele- scopes, with Ieutuer corners and naudles riveted on ‘washers 18 in. long. SPECIAL FO TOMORROW, NO MAIL ORDERS WILL BE PILLED FOR THIS SALE. R. Goroscum, 1007--1009 F S:. N.W. Store open untilG pm. Saturday until 10pm, 1t BBB B POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 77M STREET. > Db: ! pee? i] Bb ir e08g 2 08 =m racers wanes nee" Sawaa ana Mbp. is¢2 Emam & pb > BEE et a § 5 Basa (3 a GGG a We have tought at a special advantage 25 pieces of Fine China Silks, 24 inches wide, in the fol- lowiug shades: Brown Ground, Pink Dota, Pink Ground, Black Dots, Navy Ground, White Dots White Ground, Heliotrope Dots. Black Ground, Yellow Dots, ‘Heliotrope Ground, Black Dots. Navy Groumd, Pink Dots. Akeseda Ground, Black Dots. Green Grouml, Light Blue Dots, ‘They are particularly stylish, We offer them at the ex- tremely low price of sty tae ee 3 «ll £333 YARD, BAY Ai POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET, Ware Or Causara Axv Inox Curzs Biv Broov. Fagee ex? n* > > « os oes Sad gs na 1 contact with matter which is and degenerating. It would seem that by case defore rem- a well- of meds- bie from & knowledge of ite worth, based ‘upon nent phyvictans end ¢itisens of thia city. ‘Trp « bottle for 750 or three for 82, For Cae ig Masrzs Movzan Puszuacr » AND OTHER DRUGGISTS.. RS SERS ITTY RES AS Kr ei ian sree corde trom plate, eck mae > custom «made, stoo we | Hoovas & Sxromn may 1217 -Psas. Avaren A Gines <4 Or Tox Fores ‘Whenever the sun's rays shall be strong ‘enough to drive your winter wardrobe inte ‘the storage closet there will be worn» some kind of fancy footwear, It may there- fore interest you to know that we have full varieties of i RED GOAT BUTTON BOOTS, ‘For Misses, Children and Infante, RED GOAT TIES AND SANDALS, ‘For Ladies, Misses and Children. SUEDE (CNDRESSED KID) TIES AND STRAPS, In Black, Gray or Tap, For Ladies, Misses and Children. COFFEE-COLORED GOAT LOW AND HIGH-CUT SHOES, For Men, Women and Children. BUSSIA CALF BLUCHERS, ‘ Low or High Cat, For Ladies and Gente, WHITE CANVAS TIES AND STRAPS, For Ladies, Misses and Child: WHITE KID SANDALS AND SLIPPERS, For Ladies, Misses and Children, PATENT LEATHER LOW AND HIGH SHOES, From the Infant's to the largest Man's size, The largest varicty im town. Wau. Hanx & Co.s , Reuse Sxoz Hovszs, 930 AND 932 SEVENTH ST, 1914 AND 1916 PA. AVE. 231 PA. AVE. SE. 1t A, Kovrsas, 909 PA AVE NW. I Wi Hi Tosonnow Scnrraiszs. Mt Me Outing Shirte at. 08 29o sacu B27" Two to each customer a3 sell Seah eye All-sils Ribbous, in colors, at. Ac varp Tomorrow wo sel! 50 Krosa fine Toilet Soaps, Vider F Glycerine, Hen-y, Oatrieal, Windsor and Pai, a wa Tomorrow wo sell O70 )0 dozen Men's Fine Hose, dy Maine tases and Mise Bbe quainy’ Quality Mustin Suirts, ‘piein aud ein: at B39c Tomorrow we sol omTadies “White India Sinen Bae chute ct fucks to jorns the ¥ over bem titched collar and cuffs, at-. $1.50 valu EP-Two to each customer.24 S9c esca ™ we sell omorreedien White Morin Skirts, leet enivrosdered ruffle, ick. xe baa © "7 5c cacn valua, 27 One to each customer. a8 Tomorrow wo sell Horseman's Tennis cote, $1.982. A. Kaorms, Originator of new ideas. / 909 Penn. sve nw ist of $1 Patent Medicines, a saving of Sle. on every bottle. Thisis the time of yeur when nearly everybody takes medicine, and consequently the dif- ference in price 4s a consideration. B.S. §. (BL size) Cuticurs Resolyent Bimmon's Liver Regulator. Brown's Iron Bitters... Scott's Emulsion . Pierce's Golden Discovery . Jayne's Expectorant Jayne's Aiterative ‘Kendail’s Spavin Cure KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRIOES, ‘7th and E sts, nw, t. Uptown branch, Lous Sraaw ATs AVE Annivep. operat tailors: wich Sanco wide of brim, in plain and Janey stra, B. H. Snsexerz & Sox, HATTLRS TO WOMEN AND MEN, 237 Pa ave 2.w, Lapns: call it 1218 G ST. bh. W. can have: Patra ri FREE aad faatarts TuCeae— eep HAIK IN CUKL trom TEN Airy wo Ww. 9, inal! kins ose eates, This sls 8-01 bottle EUREKA Fy BI CI Posto weg Mours from Oe. m.o7p.m " ap20-fase” 9. m. 07D. m Waar We Promss We Prarosu. Hore ‘s what we promise; $ ‘To show you oneof the largest and Deat selected stocks of Fins Shossin ‘Washington. ‘To give you « choice of a number of styles at esch given price, ‘The Ladies’ 04 Shoes are a if DOR. “SPECIAL Ormna Suz moLDs WAXxT YOU TO our Goop att Day. wa REMEMBER Orne Wir By the epeial bargains we offer ‘You. Don't be slow to take ad- ‘Vantage of them, Such opporta- nities are rarely presented, READ: A lotof Boys’ Pants at the “Opening Price” of iD 2Bo. Rerviceahle Bors’ Suits, plain or plaited, guarante to wear well, for this week only at Boye Dress Suite, made of imported worsteds sod fine cassimeres, in s great variety of styles end pet- terns, for this week only, at iy juiidiesi ee eamnnin Children's sao AES, Coats, andeomely trimmed, for this week only, at $2.89 Shirt, cut equal to the lo A Handsome Club Bag, wade of imitation alligator Teather, cauvas-lined, all sizes, for this week ouly, at 490 We havo closed out the entire stock of Purses and Pocket Books of a New York manufacturer—got them at Ourown price. You will find them on the bargain table near the Leather Goods Department. (First Floor.) We've divided them into two lots, take your choice of either at our OPENING PRICE. x Lot No. 1at DC, apiece. Lot No. 2at 1Oc. apiece If you visit our stores today you will find just such “snaps” in every ous of our 80 COMPLETE DEPARTMENTS. Don't miss them, WE CHEERFULLY REFUND THE MONEY ON ALL UNSATISFACTORY PURCHASES, MATTEOEW ad od TET De 7 aa ER RR NYS ull de Heer tor Eee RAW Heel dt Et i So i i S a > So Tar Moscussrar, 937 AND 929 F ST.N.W,, FASHION LEADERS IN FINE MILLINERY, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, be, REDUCED PRICES, ‘TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, 83, 84. 85, 20, $87, 88, #9, 810, $11, 212, 213, $14. UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, RSc, B9e, de, 68e, 75, 980, 81.19, $1.38, $1.50, 91.98, COATS AND CAPES. 81.98, 82.50, 83.50, 84, 86, 8& 810, $12, $14, 816, a3, e22. LaDIES' WAISTS. 25c, 39c, 48c, G8c, 85e, 984 $1.25, $1.48, 81.75, $1.98, $2.48, $2.98, 83.48 upward, KID GLOVES. 98, $1, $1.25, $1.37, $1.50, $1.75, 1.89, $1.98, $2.25, $2.75, 83, $3.75 upward, Silk and Taffeta Mitts and Gloves, 125. up. HOSIERY. IPKe, 190, 25c, 30e, 480, 8c, Sic, 98c, $2.25 upward. UNDERWEAR. 12M, 19, 2hc, 39c, 48e, 63c, 78, 980, $1.23 upward, THE MONUMENTAL. ‘How To Mae Hicxony Nur Coomzs One cup chopped nuts, one cup sugar, one egy, half cup sifted “Ceres” Flour, pinch of salt. 4m buttered tins tar enough apart te allow them to spread. Te, ‘ap20-21° Ts: Coox Noy Azwars To Braue. Most blame the cook when the bread is bad. It is not al- Cor, Ist st, and Ind. sve. nw, By Sars Deseavixe KING'S HIKE PALACE): 20, 1892. ‘Te headquarters for Millinery. We carry a larger and Detter assortment than say five Millinery Betablish- ‘ments in the city combived, and King’s Palace usval mae FOR THIQ WEEK Lotion Fest Risck Hermedort dye, Hosa, ‘Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Past Black meena ~~ eens Zhe, at 2 (60c Mtar Shirt Waiste at 48c. ‘Bic Ladies’ Bandkerchiets at 12540, KING'S PALACE, awe 812-816 7th st 2.w. Corser Cur. ‘The phyuician who when asked if tight lacing ‘Were injurious replied, “Of corset 1, madam, ‘Was an autediluvien mosaback and unfamiliar with the K &G., the C, P. on any of the fine Corsets here mentioned, ‘Those new Pongee Silk Coracts. for iustance, fare great bealth garments, They are the light- est of all corsete, which fact, combined with their superior mako and materiale, insures sery- ice andeclid comfort, They come in different Jengthe and two colore—White and Ecra. We have the ©. P. Corsets in Black and ‘White and all the different brands, Prices from €2 to $7.50. ‘Tho Sonnett Sumer Corsete are made by the fame house as the “C.P.” They come inal) Jevgthe, and se!] at 9Gcente. You will fiud the R gud G. Corset, with extra Jong waist and high bust. There is a shortage i the sizes of our supply of Loomer's Corseta, and we heve put the prices WAY DOWN on those left. You gets 3 Corset for $1, $1.50 Corset for 75c. &e. J.C. Hercarsox, Laxssvrce & Bro. Niw Desss Trawsrxos. Sixty new patterns of Steel Gimp, from 4 inch in ‘Width to 5 iuehes, from 50 cents to $2.25 per yard. PERSIAN GIMP, ? inches wide, $1 per yard. RIBBON GIRDLES in Black, Tan, Gray, Blue and other favorite shades, Novelties in Ladies? Neckwear for spring. | Pretty aud many styles | 26 | im Windsor Ties, }_cexta. | Taz New Savore In Cream, White, Pink, Lizht Blue, Orange, Lavender, ‘Nile and other favorite shades for 98. ww DATE ¥ ET TER! Lupus “‘Noveurr: Seaxo Scrms marvelous. It is rarely that it is ever neces- sary to make an alteration. yet should there be ‘any alterations or molifications necessary we ‘make them free of ebarge, Buzz Scrrs. We have excellent Biarer Suits at @10. Tt ‘Would be wasting money to buy asuit at a lower Price than this. Extra quality of Serge and “‘Novelty™ Cloth Biager Suits as bigh as 825. Ladies’ Norfolk Suita, in light fancy miz- ‘ores, checks apd plain shades at 813.50 end 815. > Tan Bedford Cord Suits, trimmed all around ‘With Jet and silk, €30. Bedford Cord **Russian Blouse” Suits, ‘With steel guimp trimming, also bandvomely, tmmed wit Point de Gene Lace, $32.50. Ladies’ Elegant Black Chima Stik Suits, band womely trimmed with lace, $32.50 and €33.50, New Waurrzrs Aso Tra Gowns. Special values ip AUl-wool Flannel Wrappers tm Gray. Cadet Blus, Ashes of Rose &e. Only. 98.50 eech. Faucy Print Wraprert, Only 1 each, Figuced Lawo Wrappers, only @3 exch, ‘Woite Lawn Wrappers, only #2 each. Fancy Batiste Wrappers, ouly Elegant io: round, with fancy figures, trimased with ince, Sud few have “Fedora” fronts of a contrasting bade, $8, 813 50and 815. Wrrrras H. M Keew. 933 Ps Ave. NW. Hus Axo Low Suoes ‘WIN both be popular » know by 7 Store quaiues know yur low prices and our way of treating Fou, Correapondine to our pular ™ P' x Betis cut iow §=9$S 1.98 Bude’ at ‘the $3.00 Our Men's Tan Goat Low Blucher at $2.40 is equal to any Shoe in the city at $4.00. Our price, 82.49. Mon's Calf SI and widths, All styles, hoe, 82.50 fees tos, Extremely popa- 3 Our Celebrated $300 “Family Shoe Store” Shoe for men is weaker s” Band-wewod: Walker Oak 33.00 Has no equal at #400. ley 4 Our €5 line of Men's Shoes is the $5.00 sameas tn: 96 tose vr octaee Beat 85 Shoe we sell is warr: sizes, HE FLYING MACHINE”— ven to overy boy and «: ry is you can bave " Lanes: Axo Gens 8) Blacher toon, widths au thera! Garrens, 49 Cenzs. A iM nu A RA if 90, B 3 Fe ) 1000 e 5 mn miei vo 35g Oo RRR EER Bgs8 oo RE kee > Sue TVET TTS | Mua it wy RNS it x MM ME MNS SRN Ok MM MID N NN NNN IX X Fr 40 xX x ppp A APPA oo oN kN bop “4 ak 88 oO 1s bE fast — Sof “oo? = t 807 Pa Ave. N.W, Adoxe rae waxr races ty voauE NONE ARE MORE POPULAR THAN POINT D'IRLANDE. ITS LARGE OPEN MESH AND RICH TONE OF COLOR ARE PECULIARLY 1T$ OWN. WE ARE SHOWING A VERY LARGE ASSORT- Mou Tus For 19¢ in choice pickings. 30c was the original price. LADIES' ROLL EMBROIDERY COLLARS, 25c. BOLLING COLLARS AND CUFFS, 36c and 480 persct, Jiwaray. ‘We have in exact imitation al! the MENT IN ALL WIDTHS AND QUALI- TIES SUITABLE FOR TRIMMING SILKS, WOOLENS AND WASH STUFFS. Eeao Pormr D’Tutaxoe Laces. ined, w 20 such, wide, 28 and 3c 70. 0, fant Soe, ich, wide, inca © BB and 0c. 5a. 30 and S00 9d. novelties that appearin the Genuine | Brack Porxr D’Tacasvz Laces, aLL SILK ® connoisseur to distinguish them | 4 inch. 25. yd. | 6 inch. 46c. yd} 10 inch, 62We. 74 EVERY Goods, and ft would indeed require PIECE from the Real Goods. The agsort- ‘ment is sufficiently large to ad-nit of finch, | 5 inch, GUARANTEED. s pick and we are sure the most Seriya: | dey | sfc ya. 01.26 ya. fastidious will find no fault with the election. Bor Kor Hann ‘Tn many different coloringsand in Gi]t and Silver, 250. NEW CHATELAINE PINS for 250, 38c, 500and $1. ‘REAL SHELL HAIRPINS AND COMBS from 98 to 85. LADIES’ QUEEN CHAINS, GENTS WaTCH CHAINS AND GUARDS. GENTS INITIAL BUTTONS, tn pearl, $0c, in all Anitiala, SOCIETY BUTTONS, emblematic of sny of the fraternal orders, for 500. EACH BUTTON G@UAR- ANTEED. ‘Weare the agents for Washington and vicinity for THE STATEN ISLAND DYEING ESTABLISH- MENT of New York, Youknow WHAT THEY DO, and WHAT WEDO. Send your Dyeing and Cleaning Luar, tous : LAMS=_ BURGH BRO. Sinch, | 7 inch, LefStve Busce Cuanrnzr Laces ALL SILK, Soot | Saat | west For Het Streamers Ain, $50. 7d | Cm, B00 7a. Ruvoxs. NOW THAT HAT STREAMERS ARE 50 FASHIONABLE A SPECIAL BARGAIN IN WIDE RIBBONS OUGHT PROVE AC- CEPTABLE. WE ARE OFFEKING RIBBONS, XO. 40, 344 INCHES WIDE, AT 25¢ YARD. NO. 22, 2% INCHES WIDE, AT 200 ABD. 2 Trux Pans ‘Ko. 40, 34 INCHES WIDE, 37¢ YARD. NO. 22, 2% INCHES WIDE, 33c YARD. NO. 16, 2% INCHES WIDE, 25¢ YARD. Sorzatorn Sarre Rimsoxs, 44 INCHES WIDE, 500 YARD. Cie ee 807 PENN AVE NW. at Tus ‘sccureey end of “iif are cordially invited to cal and tuvestignte this "mace OTE ST. XV. N Ww S 1nG@ Goons. ot GOR MIAR CHE, TWO DRAWING CARDS OF MORE THAN ORDIe NARY DRAWING PowER No. 1-Urenersan and 26. inch SiIk Gloria Tm of Datursl. oxidtived, with silver trimmed bore. natural wood Dandies Rerular value, $2 25, TOMORROW No. 2- Hosiery, 100 doven Ladies’ Superior Quality Bal- Driven Hose, full recular aitfed “foved, bigh-spliced heels, dout extra quality even for 35c—thelr raeul Price. yet tomorrow, to Introduce them, we ball ofer them at 25c Pex Pos Tor Box Manene, 314 Axo 316 Tm S: NW Jouxsox, Gaaxex & Co. 636 PENNA AVE. X.%, cone LOS SPECIAL OFFERING OF SPRING DRESS GOODS, DPIECES 361NCH TWILLED DE BPOE, O8S BLOWN, TAN AND GRAY MIXTU THESE GOODS ARE CHEAP AT 25c, OUR SPECIAL PRICE, 28. AT vo. WE AR OWING A BEAUTIFUL LIne OF NEW SPRING SUITINGS IN NEAT CHECKS, on ES AND PLAIN COT ct ALL-WOOL CHEVIOTS, 36 INCHES WIDE. Wool HENRIETTAS INCE SERGES, TN BLACK AND COLOKS, EXTKA GooD AL AND VALUE WE AE SHOWING A SPLENDID LINE OF WAST DRESS GOODS INCLUDING EVER! IN HAMS, ODIING CLOTH, P CHALLIS AND IDEALIAN SUITING, RANGE FROM Se. UP. REMNANTS KENCH CRAMERAYS AT 7%. REMNANTS OF BLACK AND COLORED DRI. GOODS AT SPECIAL Low Picrs. MATT FLOOR UL CLA MAND RUGS, &, ALL CAKPEIS AT Cost JOHNSON, GAMNER & CO, 636 Pa ave, nw 20, ae F FOU cannot count RIBBON out of much of any YY thing where a handsome effeet te sought. This y is {ts season sure epough. It is the imost ver= aatiie decoration that art cives color ta You can use Manywhere—cverywhore. It never secms out of place But taste is the grest regulator. You must select With good judgment. As with everything popular, there ares jot of old-time desiaus and “off colors teewinE OM Lo MoMC Of Lhe KibLoU stocks. We do our best for you by putting nothing before you but the Gocidedis proper tidnys. Bt ail of thoso—they ave imany—eimply superb. How the eye that culured them inust have drunk ip the glow of & perfect suuset—and divided it wp into its thousand strands of differently ued tinte—giving wdividual expresmon to each Uf you waut KILBON—much oF littie—velect st from this conservatory of color, We have ALL WIDTHS and ALL SHADES of Mose KDB. uuy ae uk wow Chai covte ate Waite, Biack, Gray, uu Drow, We ash Lo duty Kon Mey me wortn, Newest iu NACKE KIBBUNS—two widthe— ‘Bie amd Sic e yard. ekveeie FACED SATIN JUBBONS—the jades Jou 7 AKLLBONS ip widths from 3 ches, VAb 4kAF PATDERNS in BLACK MOIRE BABB. —iwe widtie—ooe aud Ge © yard. ALABLK GU-BUWRSUL Palen NS— dake aus Crean oe» yard. Nabe om 1b Ute, Fa, LUM, alec, wute wad Crean ee nae KUBBUNG for ud om wands ONS for =r Latac, sted, c read 2 Slack aud Wuste—loe a yera — frvni 1 Wo 9 iucaee Wie. U9 GKAIN KLBBON, fm Black Bde ahd OU ew yara FEAL Ve DUIE HIBBON, tu Gray, Tan and Browu—Sve a yard du Beaca vi aud Boe ard. 4-inch SATIN RIGBON, im Biue, Yellow, Gren, obrump ana Wuite—Soee vara Stl Sadi Miewod, du Biue, tece “S-SATIN EDGE GKOS GRALN Bibows, Soc yor pace. eLK PICUT EDGE KiB- ‘Number 4 Add. BUN, Loe per pve. BUCGISY LiBUN, With crochet edge, im Waive aud colors, 10c yaru. L0Us LUGE WibGUs iu White, Cream, Bive, BUM and sieck, with Lilac edye, 1c a para. BL) LadobL BOUN, oy ches wide Soca yard GAULLE RIBBON sp Black, #5e4 yard. BLACA BKUCADLD AubBUN, DUC 8 yard, BAB KIBBUNS iu BLACK BALIN DOE Gaur wnat euorei, unde 94.08 yard BUBAM DADMED—AU Dinca, Wits wile iouge— 2i5BON BELTING—in Black, Navy Blue abd Creaui—ouc » yard BLACK AND COLUWED VELVET RIBBON WIW Lined OF satin scan. Best qualities. Our stock of Kibbous is sifted of aii the common, Unreliable Kinds, Puro cream of the market. You Must not Judge by the prices. They dou's tell bait the ‘truth about the qualities, Prurs, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE” Eotabliahed 1840. Telephone, 998 Against inferior and {llshaped Shoes the day we ‘opened our store to the public. ‘Which is plainly attested to by the admiring atten- ton we receive from those who have called. Beethem end you will be convinced that weare ‘ound to be the victors in this great line of specialtien, THE BAKER SHOE, For Gentlemen, 1430 New York ave. 220, Ar Jouvs Laxsscncrs. Our stock of Chins and Japan Mat tings, embracing 4 variety of patterns, tm Plain White, Fancies, White Inlaid, Cotton.warp Pancies, extre-fine “Pride of Peking,” is new complete, Prices range from 15¢ to 60c per yara. Desery- ing of special mention are the Extre- heavy Fancy Seamless Mattings, in ten Gifferent patterns, which we are selling ‘et $10 por roll of 49 yards, This Mat- ting would not be high st $14 per roll, Tors Laxssvecs, Cox. 1312 Aw F Sr. NW rv