Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. == +++ April 30, 1892, THE EVENING STAR hasa permanent circulation in for of the the be. EE a i . F I fl z i i ist if g = £ e 4 i located, Rotable event that Boston has cont 2 i 3 large an amount of eapital in introducing and may be in some other places to discard outgrown systems of transportation when they have once obtained foothold and streets capital promises to become the show city of America in improved methods of tion. The abolition of the car horse and the substitution of the most satisfactory me- chanical motor are in the minds and plans of all our city railways. They are investigating and experimenting continually. In two suburban lines we can show to the world as admirable samples of the trolley system ascan be found anywhere. The community is proud of what has been accomplished in developing this sys- tem in the outskirts of the capital, but with fall knowledge of the best type of the trolley it insists that the poles and wires shall be con- fined to the suburbs and not be permitted to disfigure and endanger the city streets. In- teresting experiments with compressed air as = motor have been made by the Brightwood suburban railway. The first device, upon which large sums of money were expended in construction on Brightwood ave- Bue, m conceded to be a failure, but it is claimed that by the direct application of com- Pressed air, without the intervention of acable aa originally proposed, a line is successfully operated in Pullman, Ili, by the same com- pany which owns the Brightwood charter, and it is intimated that this form of pneumatic metor will be tested here. The storage bat- tery is in every-day, practical and satisfactory ‘use on the city extension of the Eckington, and the Metropolitan is spending large sums of money im the development of the greatest storage battery system in the world. Before the summer is over we will have one of ‘the finest cable systems in the country, and rapid transit along Pennsylvania avenue. To complete the list ail that is needed is a thorough ‘test of the electric underground conduit system, which has been successful in Buda-Pesth, Hun- gary, and which bas been experimented with fia 8 few places in this country. —+- + __ ‘The approach of May day is welcomed in the United States; it is a day of warning and per- tarbation in Europe. The reasons for the fact are not far toseek. In this country, with the exception of an experience in Ilinois, one in Wisconsin and some futile threats by John Most, all showing im their results the su- premacy of law and the stern determination of the American public, we have had me asnarchistic troubles in all our history. It is not likely that we will have any considera- ble trouble for slong time to come, provided the immigration laws are properly amended and strengthened. But in the republic of ‘France, due to the different social conditions existing there, and in several of the continental monarchies, great anxiety is felt as the season approaches. In the capitals of France, Spain, Italy, Beigium and Germany fears of a rising of the proletariat are justified by recent occur- Fences. If peace is preserved, in full or meas- Brably, it will be because the alarmed govern- ments take all the necessary steps to overawe the seditious ————+ ee __ Congress is constantly being asked to appro- Priate money to be applied to the commemora- ‘Part of the policy of a good government to stimulate respect for the heroes who have de- fended it Patriotism, though one of the grandest of humar sentiments, has also a prac- tical side. One generation remembers the great names and deeds of those who have PERRY'S! OSIERY—Now everybody is interested. Ee pecially in our talk because we tell of such good qualities. We will have fall value for things by experience and profit by its teachings. (Our HOSIERY business is steadily on the incresse. It rows because we plant sterling qualities in the soil of economy. Only satisfaction can come of such 8 tilling of the commercial fields. We want you to buy bere because you feel that you are doing best for your- selves, It only takes 6 little probing into the facts to Drove it conclusively. The GREATEST MONEYS WORTH™thst is our claim, For Lavrs-25c. SADEARTED 7 20r BLACK a boot Create AND SLACK bat BRIG- CEng pix SEniee HOSK, with double heels For Lupus-35c. HOSE, Cardinal, Sable heels and toes 3 pairs (CHELIED we ‘color, with HOSE— tose—3 WARRANTED FAST BLACK aropped ate, Witt double hesla and mene igr coor non, wen an q PATTERNS, with colored and Fast Bisel ieet, spliced’ heels and pairs FKENCH BALBRIGGAN HOSE with spliced heels and toes—3 pairs for $1. FAST BLACK and BALBRIGGAN HOSE, with doubie heels and toes. RICHELILO RIBBED and PLAIN MACO TON HOSE in Boot Patterun with Fast cet, su boot pattorve with Fast Black fe ro LISLE THREAD -HOSE—dropped stitch— in Cardinal, Bronze, Prati, Hussete Suede and te—-with double heels ad tos Frais WHITE LISLE THREAD HOBE, with aout ‘a0 TAst BLACK LOVPTIAN LISLE THREAD HORE, with epee % ECRU GAUZE LISLE THREAD. HOSE, with spliced bovis aud toes—a better quality ai Goe- For Liors-7 5c. FAST BLACK SILK PLATED HOSE, with double heels and toes, FRENCH BALBRIGGAN HOSE, with spliced and toe FAST BLACK LISLE THREAD HOSE, with val For Lavs-850. LISLE FAD 1-1 THRFAD HOSE, in open-work pat- ink, Pearl and Fast Black. For full dress wear Awoxe Taz Frszers. LADIES’ SPUN-SILK HOSE, in Black and fancy colors 91 35.504 up. LADIES’ PURE SILK HOSE—in cole CTADIED EASE BLACK’ LISEE THREAD PANTELLAS—the latest novelty in under- ‘Wear—$2 65 a pair. A Svoczsriox To Mux. Ladies Anow more about such matter, Let your wives buy your Hossery for you. They will search you out the best. They buy their own here—and it nat- urally follows that fruit off the same tree has the same flavor. FAST BLACK and 5 Pcie tit na TAN. SLATE ong, BAL- heels and toes— IMPERIAL LISLE THREAD HOSE—Fast ‘with high-apiiced heels und too 3b" PLAIN and Di THREAD HOSE—Slates and Tune is tesls And toes—45¢—3 psire for $1.25, FAST BLACK EisLES cae ana SILK- |S ‘HOSE—with: ‘heels and tocs— A lot of MEWS Hi conten im three that wo have reduced to prey ee, Slate, Tan and Balbriggan, For Cumparx—Au. Acs. Bors’ BICYCLE HOSE—warranted Fast Bis ‘heels and toes—sizes 7 to 10 CHILDREN'S FINE RY aeannm IBBED HOSE Fast CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK HOSE, with don! 5 to 85g—15e. CuILDEEN'S EXTRA-] eisbib ies srinaiee, EAE'S ¥ KIBBED HOSE in ible heels und toes— 25.0 CHILDREN'S WHI Sekt thal and ITE and FAST BLACK ‘We know we must have carried our point with you. Our prices speak as loud as figures can of the saving you will make by buying here, The satisfaction we GUARANTEE you, Przzrs, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE” Established 1840. (11) Telephone, 905. Derexpaszz Tino, Conszcr Srrizs, Moore Paces ‘Tn conjunction with the LARGEST STOCK, NICOLL THE TAILOR ‘Well and favorable known from oceam to ocean. SUITS TO MEASURE FROM $20 TO 650. TROUSERS TO MEASURE FROM $5 TO $12. Tur Won Or Casara Axo Tox Fos Your Buoons Suxz And your whole system will thank you. The ‘universal permeant and means of intercommu- An DOING BUSINESS FOR MANY YEARS AT 419 TO $23 SEVENTH STREET NORTH- ‘WEST, ME. GEORGE BREIT- BaRTH HAS CONCLUDED TO MOVE FURTHER UP THE - STREET TO 515, OPPOSITE THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, IX THAT MAGNIFICENT FIVE- STORY BUSINESS STRUCTURE THAT HAS JUST BEEN COM- PLETED BY MR. M. G. EMERY, AND WHICH 18 WELL ADAPTED YOR THE FURNITURE, UPHOL- STERY, BEDDING, &c., IT HAV- ING ALL THE MODERN FACILI- ‘TIERS, WITH SUFFICIENT LIGHT, LARGE ROOMS FOR THE DI8- PLAY OF FURNITURE, &c., ALL OF EASY ACCKSS, WITH ELEVA- ‘TOR FACILITIES. ‘MR. BREITBARTH PROPOSES ‘TOFILL THIS MAMMOTH BUILD- ING TO ITS UTMOST CAPACITY WITH AN ELEGANT STOCK OF GouDs THAT IS USUALLY KEPT IN A FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE HOUSE. HE RESPECTFULLY BEQUESTS HIS FRIENDS. AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC TO CALL AND INSPECT HIS NEW GOODS AND OBTAIN HIs PHENOMENAL LoW PRICES, WHETHER THEY WISH TO PURCHASE OR NOT. AFTER CATERING TO AN AP- PRECIATIVE WASHINGTON PUB- Lic FOR SEVERAL YEARS aT THE OLD STAND, WHERE HE MADE MANY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS, AND WITH RE- NEWED FACILITIES FOR BAN- DLING AND SHOWING GOODS, THERE 18 NO DOUBT BUT THAT + BE WILL RETAIN ALL BIS OLD TRADE AND BUILD UP AN ADDI- ‘TIONAL ONE BY CONTINUING TO DEAL FAIRLY WITH THE PUBLIC IN GIVING THEM CHOICE GOODS AT FAIR PRICES AND FIRST-CLASS SERVICE, ap30-2 Marrage beataene, ew. Dun ‘April 30, 1892, ‘OBLIGING METHODS. Ccecccccccccccce Coxrvatiox OF OUR PHENOMENAL INTRODUCTION mA E wat a AA a aa ‘Special introduction prices in every one of our ‘The name during this sale are merely to introduce you our Fil methods of conducting business, x how low— BABY CARRIAGE DEPT. Tm eight different styles, trimmed in silk plush, ‘satin parasols with silk lace edge, shaved spokes and improved springs. At the introduction price of $12.49. ‘Same goods retail in other stores from $16 to $20. LEATHER GOODS DEPT. Imitation Alligator Leather Traveling Bags, nickel ‘trimmed frames and double bottoms, all sizes. ; 12 49c. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. A LEADER. 100 Sheets of Octavo Fine Cream Wove Paper, with 100 Envelopes to match, put up in au elegant cabinet, eT Do. ‘We know you've often paid 69c for similar goods, LADIES JERSEY RIBBED VESTS, Crocheted with silk around neck, long sleeves and high Beck, in White and Cream, pants to match. introduction price, 49. ‘We aro offering four styles of Ladies’ Fine Em- broldered Handkerchiefs, the usual 23¢ grades, | | As the inteoduetion price of 1 2c. window of OUTFITTINGS Look at cur aieolay of OF 4 you will elect US as the sole outiitters for ‘your little ones. ‘We cheerfully refund the money on all unsatisfac- tory purchases. Marrazw BERRMEINE 403,405, 407 Tu Sr.N. W. at WILMARTE & EDMONSTOWS. ‘For ene week only, bagiuning Monday, ‘May 2, and ending Saturday, May 7, we ‘Will offer shout 100 different styles of ‘Fancy Decorated Plates at «discount of ‘25 vercent. Every style is marked in ‘plain figures and prices range from 63 to $90 per dozen. Dedect one-fourth ‘and you have the present prices. 1205 Pum Ave 5301 ~ BAU i ‘Tra Srazer, Acrrnscrive versus = Nowaens te way mate ‘are awaiting your picking. € oc § 3 more manifest than in ‘The May sale is of double Purpose—it introduces to you all the new summer ‘specialties, and they are seen and made even brighter by our May sale v prices, Every department & i aan a4 (ww adda ite quota and every: yhere you look im the where you wey gue RENN NNN KR store the brightness and HRY Eee beauty of May is made vt ter Wa E vow ke MMM ITY of ITN RETRY F ™ i i R SM Mita toh Mitek ‘= LINES WORTH READING. Besides our enormous assortment of Untrimmed ‘Hats offered for your inspection, ranging from 260 to 84, we wish to call your attention toto the following offerings: Aline of Fine Rough-and-ready Sailors in the new shape; Black, Navy, White, Cardinal, Gray, Brown and Tan, ONLY Se] it Ss 0, BACH, i ss zZ TL Bias A lot of Children’s Trimmed Sailor Hats, straw ie good and serviceable. comes in two atyles, striped and two-toned, trimming, 1s] of finest satin ribbon; ~-50¢ each Al ies. 2 styles, 1 style fail-blown rose with two buds, the other style crushed 4 buds; only. of Fine Flo a STATEMENT of facts, FOR 50, we i in and Gros Grain and Moire Rib- Dons in assortea widths; all shades. FOR 10c, We are selling wider Satin and Gros Grain and Moire and Fancy Eibbons in every color, FOR o, amp 3 “Sg0, Bs Bis A YARD Wo are selling alot of Ribbons which are of astonish- ing value. ‘The lot consimta of Fine Fi Satin and Gros Grain, Faille, Gilt, Gauze, ‘Two Toned, in short, every variety of Popular fibbone. The widths range from No, 16 to No. 40. (234. t0 3M uches wide) aud ALL are orth double and solve EN what wo ask for them. ‘carry in stock every shade of Satin and in, Moire and Faille Kibbone of all widths At Govene we have full line of Gray. Tan and Navy foire Ribbous, which have been so very scarce, DDD. RI ERE BD ER F sXs ss D 2 kee Fe Ses, ®ssg Bod £ & Exe Sso8 Seg8 Goons AND gs HE Rix ss 2a tt. oe os Ssss8 u tu KK Sus8 Day by day our business increases in, this rt. ment. And is it a wonder with such sterling values as wo are clferiae’ Takes glance st our Sik neck fen ax much care Ths a8 we have the dolar "ad them for yourse.f. 00) Plaid: Dress Goods, pres and fret in selecting ou ones. But figures joral desi inehamns. | Wor! ee yard ANDEKSON’s BEST SCOTCH GiNGiiAMS, stylish ‘patterns. Worth 25c and 30c. For Ld it ie 0, YARD, Hh Sys 4-4 “Fruit of the Loom” Bleached Cotton.....80 yard MILLINERY. New and freah tdess crowd in upon one another, making this pot dear to every femi- zine heart, We do not now when summer milli- ‘Rery was so attractive as ‘that of this season, We've ‘the new things made in the x <x «iT a> = xx oF correct manner and sold at xx 4 prices which certain milli- E K ‘ners in Washington do not i think correct, uA ‘excellently made and well fitting, only $2.50 Exce extraordinary offer. We will allow during his nN PPPEERRRR COC ERENN N 1 09 BPE EER ET, OCR NS HES pres ims 8 ob ad f ut P eek £ Sodkenh a F (Off the marked prices of all LADIE® JACKETS AND CAPES. Remember the original prices of these goods. For style, quality aud superior fit there are none surpass ing them in Washington, meee 10 Pex Cont Off the marked prices of all MISSES’ JACKETS and REEFERS, sizes 14, 16 and 18. ‘We will sella lot of Children's Reefers in light hades, good OF... 91 each each Be jo have as pretty an axeortmment Tention’ayeclal ‘Navy lve Frauuel Suits wich mention 9 wy Blue Flan at bell skirts and yacht cap t0 " skirts and oul Ladies" “Serge” Suits.” Black or lazer coat cnoror, 250. New Creve Cloth: Watsts, 750, we to 87. A line of Percale Wrappers food patterns well ade, noue better mupmhere 160 St oe Choice. gan 8c each ‘82 50 and #2 98 Scotch Gingham and Challie Wrap- h lient patterns lishly made. .. 68 "nian aero a | eal ae] i Ladies’ Outing Suite, entirely Fn yen ing Suits, ent new, $275, $300 also show extensive stock of , Gloria, gland Waite Muslin Walate ranging in biice Gp Troxzs Axp Traveuxa Bucs. Wreshom Muapproschable styles and quote ene. can, of our Trunks edd to ed fous exclusively. Waere can you ‘mit ab 140"Worth up to #150. CHOICE, 9c each. Genuine Alligator liga era Lined, first-class in 4 We carry starve ant ‘extend Sesortment of Club price from 48e td $1008 "asd ets = sus Price trom Se tS B10 Bee he aa : Shee will eaet you elsewhere, °° Mosux Usozewzaz, Tsraxte Wear Axv Consera ‘The values in this department are of particular in- terest. You cannot tell the worth of » garment by printer's ink; the fine muslin embroidery and sewing must beseen, It all sounds pretty much alike on pa- per. Weark an mspection and you'll agree with us that the best values are RIGHT HERE, **Baum's 50c Summer Corset" surpasses anything which we have yet gotte. out inthis line. You'll pay ‘75c and $1 in many stores and not get a better one. Baum's $2.50 Sanitary Corset for... 1.25, ‘The value of $2.50 is there every time. They are made of fine French coutil and come in Gray or White, A perfect-fitting Corset is necessary to your health. ‘You'll have no complaint to make of the “Sanitary.” Infants’ White Corded Muslin Caps, double fluted edge, 18c; other Caps up to £4 cach. Children’s Good Muslin Drawers, 4 tucks above, an embroidery ruffle on bottom, worked button holes, felled seams, all mzes, 25c. Infants’ Long Cambric Slips, Hamburg trim- Ladies’ and four tucks on bottom... Ladies’ Muslin Gowns, yoke ‘three pleats in back, cambric rufle on neck and sleeves Ladies’ 480 ‘Ladies’ $5.50 Changeable Gicria Silk Skirta......94.98 Pure Silk Skirts, in Black and changeable colors, $6.90 up to $10. Lycee Axo, Eumo Pt, at aes Gioves. 82.2) Kid Ueuntlets, stamped and embeoidered 91.10 pair . ‘We'll Remain Open Tonight Until 9:30 O'Clock. Basr Cars at Lusssvece & Bao.s, 4 BABY CAP MUST LOOK JUST 80, ELSE IT CHANGES THE ENTIRE “CONTOUR” OF THE CHILD. WEHAVE SEEN SOME OF THE: cuIL- DREN WITH ILI cars LOOKING DULL AND HOMELY—MATBE YOU HaVE NOTICED THIS-THAT THE CAP CAN CHANGE THE ENTIRE “GET UP" OF THE BABY. PRICE DON'T REGU- LaTE LOOKS, AND WE WISH, THERE- FORE, WHEN YOU COME TO US TO BUY DON'T BE GUIDED BY ANYTHING EX- CEPTING THE JUDGMEXT OF OUR BALESLADIES, WHOSE ADVICE IS WORTH SOMETHING. THEY HANDLE 80 MANY CAPS AND 80 MANY BABIES THAT THEY KXOW IX A MOMENT WHAT MUST BE BECOMING TO ‘YOUR BABYS FACE If NOT SATIS- FIED WHEN YOU GET HOME COMB BACK AND CLAIM YOUR MONEY. ‘THERE WILL BE NO FALLING OUT ON THAT SCORE. TO GIVE YOU AN “INKLING” OF WHAT IS NEW WE APFEND A FEW DESCRIPTIONS: ROUND CROWN CAP WITH FIVE ROWS OF A Cord around tne front, tace pulled around the face ince pull CAP MADE OF MULL, Sarees E the edae of with three rows across the top, wide oF Smeerere caters NDIE », WITH FRONT-MADE NANCE emere ony rx mngatsts top made of miuil, lace around face and neck, wide Only 50 cents. (PMs 18 ONLY ONE OF THE MANY DIFFER- ent styles at 50 cents. NFANTS' CAPS MADE /. with full ruche of India linen. Only U8 cents, EomAEaO INDIA LEY wpe face, with double pompon of Ieee, full of around face and neck. Only 75 conta, Cc MADE OF DOTTED 8' also a band of embrox around with rose ging sip wins saa aeecatn Scents PRETTY CAP, WITH ROUND CROWN OF A inserting and Swiss inserting, two puffs to form front, with three rows of Swiss embroidery, leated toward the face, with little frill of ce large mull ties. Only 8c. FINE SWISS CORDED MULL cords divided wit Tufile of Val. tac, wi ribbon pleating of Jace around widestrings. Only @1.25. TIGHT-FITTING FRENCH with five it, iy — i ndery with raffle of Vs emi = Ince guna tote, ‘ne mull strings, With X_OF EM- face, strings made fa L A i i CAP MADE OF PERSIAN MULL, WITH Sin Seeds etait Sa é. $1.68. sizes 12, 15, 14, 15,16. PIQSE,SO% BONNET, BRAIDED AROUND THE UN BONNET WITH OORDED BRIM, FULL Ph eo = ‘and stylish for the ones. Only MAYBE IT IS NOT CONVENIENT FOR YOU TO CALL IF 80 CALL US UP BY TELEPHONE, AND THOSE OF OUR FRIENDS THAT LIVE OUT OF TOWN CAN ORDER THROUGH THE MAIL, a NNN 558g 7 a4 NNN ®ssd Bw RRR GGG a B i u ROR GG H i BB G AH Pe ae te ie an iB RRR 00. ae a) RRO 3 see ah be Pe eed Apso 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH STREET. Do You Tonk IT GOOD POLICY "To spena your money for that ‘which will not prove tobe what you to sell and will not wear to ‘You get what you pay for and ail thatis you, and you will feel satisfied with the bargain you have made if you purchase your FROM THE VETERAN MANUFACTURER, aS. 8. TOPHAM, By far the best value ever offered in our 40 years of business lite, either by myself of any other dealer, to my knowledge, is my No, 2 DRESS TRUNK. This Trank is one of the results of my long ex- perience in manufacturing and of my very extensive heavy steel clamps, Excelsio- lock, No. 4 bolts, 10- inch steel hinges, two trays, one having deep hat box compartment, full linen lined. You must see this ‘Trunk to appreciate its finish and style. 283i. 30 32 34 36 8638 40 in 86.75 87.50 88.25 $9.00 9.75 $10.50 $11.50 No charge for trunk strap or marking. ‘We have 150 other styles and grades. From $1.50 to 848 each. ‘Traveling Goods and Fancy Leather Goods of every description at bottom prices, Torsams 1231 P. Ave N.W. NUFACTORY 1218-1220 E N.W. Our spectalty—LEATHEROID TRUNK. MARKABLE Hasoxercaurs Axo Front a ee 180 Solid Color Center Hendkerchiefe in as- REPAIRING and COVERING Trunks reseonsbly Br i ee a ——— : corners..;,. $1.75 Embroidered“ Gashunere _ Knotted frinze Passsors Axo Usorenzas, 85.50 Surah Silk Parasois, fear bonis en Jace, mall ET ep BeSeiack whi alee baba saitaiaid™ handles... $1.25 Trnooxos. 0c Colored Venrso Ann Necrwasn 18s Embroidered VOUT 4h, 90 ste. ...180 rapa Burs Axo Faxs HEE MamiS terete ae Ixsisr Ox Have Tor Best Axp Noramxa Bor Tur Best. Somsrz Pon-Sces: Gus (631 Seventh street northwest, uw, 1892-SIXTEEN PAGES, Dasermzs Panu Prarvurs. fiety Store, Lansbursh & Bro. W. Pierce & Co..Seaton Perry. W. H. McKnew and M beg to offer to their customers these ex- quisite Perfene: as THE FINEST IMPORTED. p30 Waors Tue Marres, Now YOUWONDE, You're surprised, no doubt, to hear HOW Who fries 8 pair of our 6hoes $4.00 WE ‘That the price is more when their mamy excellent qualities u z " ce eo Country. Hundrede of amen today te Srearinx thin shoe who formeniy had ‘fo suspense "waiting to ses how tie BUT footwear turns out, either. WE made Toor pomoes comfort, being made on are durable, being made f DO musbest wearing sibck Inthe coustnge ‘They are perfect fitting, the mess. IT urements having been tested several years. it in appearance, FOR sultolexparieuce and'taste. 94.00. If you're in doubt who the makers tre look us up at a 1430 X ¥, AVE, WASEINGTOX, D. 0, Tx BBB FEE B A E Pa E ae BAA Ex ge Eee m4 ER fee EE Shr aE oO EE ° 3 S@ HoH ‘oo ken KOLB PHARMACY, LEAIERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 7th and Este. nw, 14th st. In consequens of the backward spring season we've too many Wrapon hand, and therefore we've reduced the prices on thm from 10 to 20 per cent 85 50 All-woolladies’ Row. 26 50 Ladies’ Kisronal Refers, now 87 50 Ladies diaconal Reeters, now. 89 50 Mi-ses' Jedford Cord Keefers, Space preventus mentioning all the various styles and colors of Waps, but if you'll drop in we'll cheer- fully show them whether you purchase or not, These ‘Wrape are all of his season's make and the most popu- lar styles, Thiss your opportunity. Will you take advantage of it? JOINSON & LUTTRELL, p30 713 Market Space, Casmer & Ler, 928 71 ST. AND 706 K ST. ¥.W. New Pongee Daperies, 36 inches wide, choice, besu- ‘tiful designs. Oily 12i¢o yard. All-silk Drapey Nets, 45 inches wide, 75, $1 91.25, 61.50 ani@1.76 yard. ilk Grenadine in plain and stripes, at ¢1 and $1.25 yard. ‘32.tnch China Sika, all colors, 75c yard. Extra Quality Sisck Chins Silk, 32 inches wide, at ‘Slyard. ‘Fast Color Satie Blouse Waists, all sizes, Only 61 each, Flannel Blouse Waists, in Tan, Black, Navy and Cardinal, all sizes Only €1.75 cach, MATTINGS MATTINGS! ‘We are showingtpecial values in Mattings and Oll Gotha, ‘Th BUILDERS know 23 ‘The largest ‘Lise of medium price AS FIXTURES? ‘Goole, Prices and Work Correct. = C. A. Moponax, 614 12:58: Ber. F& G Su » Gorm Das. Moxpax. Ox. Gorm Unorecias ‘To make 1,000 happy bearta, 48c. For @1, $1.25 ana $1.50 values, Only ome to every customer. Becond Floor, Freson Cnatzies ‘S2-inch All_woo! French Challie, the wey. latest French ideas. The patterns are as Fich tm designs as the mine millionaire quoted im last Sunday's World ere rich i Wealth, They are short length from the mills of Roechlin—the greatest manufes turers of fine wool goods in all Europa, ‘They come im length from 6 to 20 yard, ‘They are quoted at G5ca yand by some of our leading dry goods houses, but we ase Troveaxp (going towell them at 45c. o> (Ora saving of #2 on every 10 yardayou bay. cian = %e Brocar Sarmes, As pretty as @ picture and as stylish aoe fashion plate, The combinations of color ings are most beautiful—the violets, the Pension, the forgetmenote, the lee Dranches and the daisies that make up the botanical display are so realistic that ome ‘Would imagine they inhale their delightful fedora, 25e. is @ special inducement offer by some They are sold ty ustor 1 Dc, Decause they come in 8, 10 and 12-yard reas lenetha, 5 Pisces Al-silk Polka Dot Grenadine, in Black, 26 Inches wide, ae serviceable for dress wear a ony material of the kind, which we put on sale at 39. Actually worth double the money, 500 Bolts of Fancy Bik Ribbon, is One of the best offerings of ribbon that has been made this season. This iss special ‘Jot that has just arrived. We bought them from ope of the largest manufacturers im New York at a epot cash offer and we shall five yous May Feast of Fine Ribbons that ‘will not occur asain this season. 15¢ for Fancy Ribbon, worth 25, |18e for Fancy Ribbon, worth 35, ‘25e for Fancy Ribbon, worth 50. In addition to these four prizes we shall Open four more cases of Cotton Chailie st A 16 30 vie | wh 15 coy totais 2ie 2,000 yards of India Linon at 3, ie 1,500 yards of Fine Check Nainsooks at 1 3c, Also all our specialties in our annex take Part in this May Week Feast, A, Kovrnas, 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 5.W.. ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS. Hovsexeeress Lavisa Tuer Saves UPON TRADESMEN WHO GIVE THE LARGEST PRESENT VALUES IN RETURN FOR THE SMALL- EST OUTLAY OF READY MONEY. NOR CAN THEY BE DUPED BY SPECIOUS ADVERTISE- MENTS WHICH PRETEND TO EXERCISE CHARITY UXDER THE GARB OF BUSINESS, AS THOSE OF MANY CASH HOUSES ARE WONT To po, THEY REALIZE THAT PRACTICAL BUSINESS REQUIRES PRACTICAL METHODS AND HON- EST COMPENSATION, AND FIND BOTH COM BINED Im OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, WHICH FILLS UPON DAY OF PURCHASE EVERY WANT, YET DEFERS THE PAYMENT FAR INTO THE FUTURE, EVEN ACCEPTING THAT IN SMALL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY POR- ‘TIONS, AS THE CONVENIENCE OF EACH ONE MAY SUGGEST, ADDING A HUNDREDFOLD TO YOUR WEALTE AND CARRYING HAPPINESS AND CONTENTMENT INTO DESOLATE HOMES, WE OFFER UPON CREDIT EVERYTHING GOOD AND HANDSOME IN— FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, REFRIG- ERATORS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, BABY CARRIAGES, TOILET AND DIN- NER SETS AND WORKS OF ABT. HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 919, 921 AND 923 7TH ST. ap30 636 MASS. AVE. K.W. Buscxsroxe [xsrirere 609 13TH ST. X.W.