Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1892, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR._ “WASHINGTON. ‘WEDYESDAY .. a r 8. NOYES... HE EVENING STAR has « regular permanent circulation in Washington three | times larger than that of any other paper in thecity. As a local NEWS paper and Ad- Vertising Medium it petitor. ————— ‘Never in all its history, not even at the grand review of May, 1865, has the natiogal capital been the scene of as noble a spectacle as that of | yesterday. The scene presented was the parade of eighty thousand veterans of the great war for the Union witnessed by perhaps quadruple ‘that number of persons, with the gorgeous ac- companiment of bunting end other appropriate decoration and the pomp and melody of na- tional music. But these figures of brave men | and fair women, this array of brilliant banners and rich ornaments, this majestic illumination 4m all the colors of the prism were but the ex- tornals of America’s profound feeling and patri- | otic life. Deep down in the heart of every man fn the procession and of every person who be- held it was the conscionsnoss that the national Deing is potent and pervading as it never was before the present period, and that the perils of the republic are henceforth only such as en- compass all nations on the onward wave of civilization. To this city yesterday's result ‘was most pleasing. Feeling itself the focus of the nation’s organized being and the radiant point of distribution of its light and energy, accumulated from the people, Washington is proud for itself and the republic that the dis-| play was so superb in all its complex arrange- ments and execution. It was a resnit in which all Americans take pride without regard to sec- tion or political alignment. There is no poli- tics, there is no sectionalism in American pa- mo peiseise OE nS TO es The opening of the Grand Encampment proper and numerous other bodies of veterans today enlists public attention toa smalier de- | gree than the reunion and parade features of the previous days. But the assembling of these | counctls is an event of very great importance to the veterans and their auxiliaries, the pa- triotic women of America. It is through these couneils that the organization of veterans is maintained and perfected. The real worl o! the grand encampments is done fn the sessions | of these bodies. The general public is inter-| ested to the extent of hoping that the present may be the very finest of all encampments in the legislative or deliberative as well asin the | executive and more showy features. —— The horrible accidents on the Pittsburg and Fort Wayne and Pennsylvania railroads, seem not to have been without the usual canse of carelessness and the usual accompaniment in the western road's case of fire. The American public is the most long-suffering, patient and forbearing in the whole world, but it is reason- able to suppose that after awhile even the American public will make up its mind to stop railwsy marders and the incineration of the Victims’ bodies. Just now, with many thon- sands of Union veterans and their families and friends entrasting themselves to the r mercies of the rail, the utmost skill and caution are required in all railroad officials. wee eas of the parade yester: Stion by wi army posts did not reach the city night or early this morning bad not occ This isa cause for regret on all hands. The Failways leading into the federal city did on's growth demrnds t and im; great work, bat Washingt en enlargem —s t and mentioned It ww at the very ond of his first speech and formed the closing words of | the concluding sentence. Bui it was there! | The rest of the oration wasa denunciation of Ixcwexts Or Tur Processtox. SOME VERY TOUCHING SCENES of ‘THE PASSING REGIMENTS. Perhaps no more affecting incident o! the procession, wae noticed than on Pennsylvania avenue st the Rortheast comer of 12th street. The gigantic bufld- ing, formerly the pension office, but now known as | the "Palais Royal” store, was one mass of bunting and flags. But it was not these special decorations or ‘even the pretty faces of the far women who crowded the hundred and one windows that caused the veter- | ans to momentarily halt and lustily cheer as they ware their hats. It was the pictures of heroes who, though now atient, are to memory 80 dear—Grant, Sheridan, Lincoln, Sherman, Logan, McClellan, Hancock, Meade and others are looking down on the Passing regiments, and though the well-known faces are only depicted on canvass a tear glistens in the eyes of many aveteranas hateare raised and handker chiefs are waved in response to lusty cheers. ‘The writer scribbled this as the regiment went by. The martial music and the scenes as depicted guide the pen differently than was intended, for this fe but an advertisement of the tact that the Palais Royal is headquarters for souvenirs of this greatest of all occa- sions. However, the sentiment as above expressed and now added comes from the heart of the writer not Jess than thousands of others. May the remaining vears of the lives of those who were spared in the great conftict be full of peace and honor. And now for business. Don't you want to carry home some memento other than memory? Here are Sterling Stlver Souvenir Spoons suggestive of the occasion. $1.25 will buy one of these Spoons, in the bowl of which is depicted the Capitol, the handle be- tng formed by a representation of Arlington, the rest- « placeof so many G. A. R. heroes. The mother or daughter, wife or sister who is left at home will thank you for one of these tiny Spoons, which are “Washington, 1892," is etched in the bowl. Only @1 each. And here is a Ste mounted so as to form # breastpin. lettors reading: G. A. R. Souvenir of Washington, 1892. The price is only 80 cents. Rings of real gold for as little as 9 cents and up to 88 for those with ebip of real diamond. Of course those at ® cents are only ‘karat gold and small, for children's wear. These larger and wider ones for misses and ladies are 23 cents. Those set with imitation precious stones are only 46 cents. For boys are Onyx Kings with raised initial of rea. gold, and only $1.25 each. The following are not real aliver, but being plated on white metal are guaranteed not to tarnish: Engraved cases containing pack of playing cards, @Sc. and SOc. complete. Silver Flasks, with “Comrades” tn raised letters, are but $3.48. And those Writing Tablets with “Washington” etched on the silver cover are but $2.50. These smaller Shop- ping Tablets are just the thing for ladies and cost only 48c. each. So are these Breastyins formed of two crossed guns from which are suspended a G. A. BR. cap and knapsack, only 68 cents. “Do the above few hints give @ proper idea of this figantic stock of jewelry? No! You must see to ap- preciate. Call this evening or tomorrow, corner 12th and Penneylvania ave. THE PALA (Continged below.) « niece .__ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. a | dPCK UP lA $27 BILL Sits Ass’ Canis ——— Civnox ee kee If YOU SAW IT LYING ON THE ———— a STREET? —— Dorr SSS YOU CAN SAVE A CLEAN $2 BILL BY ——— = SS BUYING OUR $3 Noverry ConxSorzn HAND-MADE CALF 8HORS FoR GENTLEMEN, OR— HAND-MADE, GENUINE KANGAROO, OB FINE DONGOLA BUTTON BOOTS FOR LADIES. THESE FAMOUS 63.00 CORK.SOLED SHOES haves LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOAT.—1If you haven't one—and it's more’n Ukely you haven't ans —#et one, ——'Twon't be —AS8 COMFORTABLE, just buying 1 for this ——AS DURABLE, ——AS8 STYLISH, ——AS WATERPROOF,—— AS ANY REGULAR $5.00 CORK-SOLED emergency.— You can't do any better—maybe not half as well—at ITAA home—either in fashion SHOE MADE. —fit— quality — price —all that goss to make =| Hasws $3.00 Noverrr Conx- SUR ‘lothes — sattstactory—as Soren Ssozs a oe CAN BE FOUND ONLY aT We've got three thousand if we've got one——Nearer six—Including Boys’ and Children's. ‘Tn all sizes and styles.——We) are not s bit afraid but what we can ft every one of you—the bigmest and the smallest — tallor's ft we mean.. The OVERCOATS are allof our own make and —————— t ‘we hold ourselves per- sonally responsible for their correct service. The cheapest we've not are $10. ‘The best are 935. Of cheapest—or best— there are none detter— anywhere. These sre regular Prices—same to you as to everybody. Glad to show you the stock—whether yop buy or not.——Nothing is trouble to us that re- flects as much credit on us as our line of LIGHT-WEIGHT OVER COATS docs. RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 990 AND 932 SEVENTH 8T., 1914 AND 1916 PA. AVE, 981 PA. AVE. 8.B. Lowzst_-Pacen Rerarczns Or Fixe Suors Ix Avenrca. Rarrs Ensrenpnisz, 1241 11TH ST. 8.2 A | | CLOSED THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, until 6 o'clock p.m. We will sell fom 6 to 9 o'clock Thursday l = 280 Saxs Asp Compaxy, Pe and op" ‘ 260 meant | eee 82.49 Children’s Cape Coste $1.40 Boe. Yacht Cape...... 150 - 50c. Felt Table Covers 20 0c. Bed Comforts. 290 82.50 Men's Calf Shoes... e140 Soe. Men's Unlaundered Shirts. 280 Oc. White Bpreads. To 80c. Infants’ Sacks 250 @1 Angora Mats. 480 91.0 White Blankets. (000 750 C.. To Reuewszn Wasmrxcrox Bor a PERRY'S. Woy YE want to makes special inducement for here. We want toshow you what edvan- tages, opportunitics, Washingtonians have for getting the ‘‘good things” of this world. Ours is a Dry Goods ‘House—but we are into every branch of it. Outof all the immense variety that our store is stocked with— and you find us just at the opening of the season when everything is as fresh as new-mown hay—we have picked out RIBBONS for today. Buy « pisce and tie ups bow foreach of the reunions and recep- tions you attend ass souvenier. How is that fore novel ides? Think of it—and come in and see the BIBBON stock—and ‘‘take in” the rest of the store at ‘the same time—for the sights’ sake. SATIN RIBBONS—for fancy work and dress trimmings in Blue, Pink, Navy Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Lilac, Red, White and Black. ‘Really they are extra value— Non 5 7 9 12 16 @ Go. Be. Lie. 124c. 16c. 180. NUMBER 2 SATIN RIBBONS—all shades— 48c. for the piece. _ @. A.B. RIBBONS in all widths—te.. 70., Le., 126., 15¢., 17c. s yard. This issort you want for the souvenirs. 80 1s this—-FLAG RIBBON—18e. a yard. 4 and 5-inch SATIN RIBBONS in Yellow, Blue, Pink, Ntle Green, Olive, Lilac and other shades—36c. and 450. © yard. DOUBLE-FACED SATIN RIBBON - all shades—numbers 12.16, 22nd 30. In Black— all number—7 to 30. ‘S-inch DOUBLE-FACED SATIN RIBBONS in Black—T5c. a yard. MOIRE RIBBONS—all shades and widthe— and at all prices. 5-tneh MOIRE RIBBON in Black, White and Cream—65c, « yard. BOW-KNOT BON in White, Cream, Blue, Lilac and Boff—22c. a yard. LOOP-EDGE RIBBON for Ruchings— Cream, White, Blue, Navy Blue and Bisck— ‘180. 8 yard. 2inch BELTING RIBBON in Grey, Black, Navy Blue, Brown, White, Lilac and Pink— 0c. a yard. WASH RIBBONS tn Red, Black, White—16c. a yard. COLORED VELVET RIBBONS—satin beck— in all the new shades—numbers 5, 7, 9 and 12. + BLACK VELVET RIBBONS—satin beck— ‘best quality—all numbers from 1 to 22. LINEN BACK VELVET RIBBONS in all widtne. Sinch MOIRE SASH RIBBON in Red, Biue, Navy Blue, Pink, White and Black— Te. a yaa. SATIN EDGE MOIRE RIBBON in White and Black—85c. a yard. SATIN EDGE GROS GRAIN SASH RIBBON im Light Blue, Navy Blue and Green—Superior quallty—#1.25 » yard. CREAM WHITE SASH RIBBONS — with knotted silk fringe—83.75 8 yard. WHITE SURAH RIBBON, hemstitched with - embroidered ends—@4.25 a yard. Black Surah Sash Ribbons, with knotted silk fringe—83.50 and $3.75 0 yard. ‘Don't think you have got to buy your way out of our store. For you haven't. Wo shall be gled to see you —even if it is only to look. We are merely holding ‘out these inducements in case you should want to buy something that you may know where money brings full value. Lilac and Penar's, “Nisra Ayn Tue Avexve Established 1840. Telephone 995. Ccornzs For Scuoon ‘HIS WILL BE A BUSY WEEK j= OUR BOYS' DEPARTMENT. SCHOOL BEGINS NEXT MON- ae SEPTEMBER 21, 1892. - Woorwann Axn Lornnor, 10TH, 11TH & F STS. X. W. Ove Exrosrnox or Avroux Fismoxs CONTINUED Topay Axp Tavnspar. ~~ Visrrors WILL FIND OUR STORE A pleasant resting place after tramping around sieht seeing. Walk right in, you are thrice welcome to the whole store service, and tt is unexcelled. Resting rooms, retiring rooms, writing materials, telegraph office, telephone station. postal facilities, packare checking rooms, &c. You are our quests and it gives ‘us pleasure todo anything we can to make your s0- Journ here among us pleasant and enjoyable. Aprrornuate Sovvexres Innearly every department should you care to take some small memento of this grelt National Encamp- ‘ment home with you. ‘A Srrctaz, Sovvesrm Derartest On first floor of Lith st. building with almost every known kind. Every kind you'd care to have perhaps anyway. Sovvenms Wasarxatox & G.A.R. Excauement "G. A. BR.” Souvenir Books. “G. A. R.” Silk Badges... Albums of Washington (34 views). Albums of Washington (48 views). Albums of Washington (138 view.).. Souvenirs (made of old paper money)... Photos of Washington Bulldings, &c. (5x8) Photos of Washington Buildings, &c. (8x10). +500 Souvenir Pin Trays (hand painted) 01.25, $1.50, $1.75 Wassrxatox Sovvesme Sprooxs. “Tea"—Bright and old silver. ‘Tea"—With gold bowl... ‘Coffee"—Bright and old silver. “Coffee"—With gold bowl. “‘Orange”—Bricht and old silver.. ““Orange”—With gold bowl. (ist floor... Ocr New Suoz Deranruexr Is but a couple days old, but the throng of people that answered the “Opening” call and the many feet that Tr you ane pesatia waar TOBUY OR WHERE TO BUY SOME SOUVENIR COMMEMORATIVE OF YOUR WASHINGTON VIstT— SEE US—WE HAVE AN UNLIM- ITED NUMBER OF SUITABLE ARTICLES FOR 25, 50. The. AND $1, APPROPRIATE To THE EN- CAMPMENT THAT WILL DO NICELY. Now some or vou wrot WAN! SOME DRESS FABRIC. IF SO, WE SUGGEST A SILK YOU CAN BUY ONE NOW. ADAYS ALMOST AS CHEAP A WOOLEN FABRIO. $1.00 2 $2.50 ven rano. Crtaxckanie Brocade satin, new de signs, in eight new color combinations, $1.25. Cuaxorastr Brocade Taffeta, new pattern, in 10new color combinations, $1.00. - N CuaxGrape Pisin Tafteta, in all the new combinations, excellent quality, Craxorante sundus, im ates new 750. ‘Veetvers are be extensively used thie fall for combinations and trimmings, Tre newest 1200 in Vaivets to « Abie otfect his we have in e'tall Line of cee $1 00 ren ranp. P. cae suns $1.00, "S135 ms $1.50 ven anv. ALs0 striped, Piatt sma Fyrere verve ranging in price trom 1-00 up. Tae Waanex Snore Hove, ; 1115 F Sreexr N. W., HAVE JUST RECEIVED aN- OTHER LOT «BOUT a8 PAIRS) Mexs Paresr Cuz Ssoxs, Barstonars AXxD Coxonrss. 6 WOULD BE NONE TOO MUCH TO RETAIL THESE SHOES FOR, BUT AS WE BOUGRT THEM aT OUROWN PRICK WE ARE CHARGING $3.75 OFFERING GENUINE $4.00 Haso_Tras Boors For $2.50, AND ALL OTHER GooDs aT EQUALLY AS LOW PRICES. REMEMBER WE MAKE IT & BUSINES TO BUY AND SELL SHORS BELOW MANUFACT. URERS' WHOLESALE PRICES. Tur Wane Suoz Hovsa srg LL1S F Srazer N. W. Ou Brraa Pone Rie Wanser, Disrnizn Esrecraccx Fos Menicixaz Use. WE BEG TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION Woarsxy, waren 1s rae rixest ota DICINAL WHISKY MADE, AND IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY PROMINENT PHY- SICIANS AS AN EXCELLENT TONIC. If AIDS DIGESTION, SHARPENS THE APPR ‘TITE AND INVIGORATES THE SYSTEM.” Price, $3.00 Pex Gasox Ox 90c. Pen Qranr. ‘We pay exprass on all orders for three gallons and over to any place within fifty miles, N. A. Poors, e167 944 Lovrstaxa Ave N. WwW. : on of | .Were shod satisfactorily in such ashorttimeshowcon-| 521 420, 422. 424. 426 7TH ST. the force bill and an ingenious effort to dove- tail incidental protection into a tariff-for-reve- DAY, AND AS EVERY BOY LIKES clusively that we have the right kinds at the right D : : _— : prices. All proper Shoes are here and they were lors nueplank. The convention did not know how TO HAVE A NEW SUIT FOR THAT to straddle on the tariff this year, butthe Sena-/ “4 Posy Sovcurege . brought here by men thoroughly experienced in hand- Vous Olen ihee-ain dite Geiciana 38 here + NTIME RAFF'S ENTERPRISE, OCCASION WE SHALL BE KEPT Uing Ladies’, Misses’, Boys', Youths’ and Children's —— 02 Tn keeping wich the fact that “The Confederate Vet- VERY BUSY SUPPLYING THEM. IF Shoes. As with our other stocks, we are going Wonsr ‘The parade of yesterday was an object lesson | erans’ Assoctation” of the D. C. forwarded « dona- 1242 11th shoe to give you the very best for whatever price you care Y in patriotism. The city in which the parate | s.5 tor the relief of euch ie hae: YOU HAVE A BOY TO CLOTHE on ¥ red, the capital, the Uz itsel — ene [pone hahaa baron ces coakapsen| RES SPEND ema s XO SHOE MADE an object lesson in patriotism. The spirit pany: YOU WILL FIND US PREPARED — OR SOLD IN THI Tunez Cucens Fos which pervades the atmosphere of the place ‘na: Tnone of the show windows of the Palais Koyal, 1 Leader Low Prices, To SHOW YOU THE LARGEST A line of shoes we are particularly proud of is pg Ea and occasion is that of love of country and true No. 1117 Penasylvanis avenue, may be seen a lovely - LADIES’ BLACK, TAN AND GRAY SUEDE OX- FERMANENT RE- THE Americaniem. The event and place are happily | woman whose costume is com;osed of blue and gray AED PIERET EELBOTION OF EB FORDS LIEF FOR OMS AN ‘END! PEE: oo material She holdsin her band a “lover's knot" of cf LIABLE GARMENTS TO BE SEEN At 82.00 pair. Ww As zo, Wmre Axp <n ioasfacep greene re lage eae lo Gare een coo ANYWHERE, THOUSANDS AND ‘Tas pice doesnot represent the quality. for we are Ove ms excepted, ad scription is explanatory: ai —— oes candidates and the eliminetion of personal and =a $ 7 THOUSANDS OF SUITS, OVER- ee ee ee Pas F sectional issues. The gzin is immeasurableand | ee oar #9 yee for less than 92.50. We have also » full assort- aMovs Wocan ft you tn the Noatest, Prettiest gratifving eno lack or | eecccccccece 7 = 900 Penn. pelcige venation COATS, REEFERS, ODD TROUSERS ment of $3 50 and Latest Style of Fall Shoes for the apparent lack of interest —— attraction, The Gray and the Bi ° =—— 9" 2ST rs Py isa AND SHIRT WAISTS,IN OUR WELL- WHITE OXFORDS AND SLIPPERS. east money. e are thinking this year. mae es ‘That has come to see the grand- a y we Di Nov ait noice : 21. sas — — - bi _ oo ER EER EE etshow one ie ahonla one KNOWN QUALITIES, CUT IN OUR Would be pleased to have you examine our line of Suoz. —~ England, it would appear, is gloomier over | eae eee = EEE Er rx tebllshment (mm sone the ticker Sicuioi Cinmaas Ge LADIES’ BOOTS (LACE AND BUTTON) Whusox & Casa, 22.00 for & go04 Dongola Button. trade than cholera apprebensions. Whea | a SS ee eens Lb — have made very important 3 At #4.00. 29 F ST. X.W. £2.50 for a little better Dougole Button. “British interests” sh . hi : | 1 = ions in every de- tose? Pcoperrane pri & pe iS ‘The writer, as well as others, can vouch for the ban Fee | —— se fia ce OUR USUAL THOROUGH MANNER, Fight distinct styles to select from—all sizes and BALTIMORE STORE, 2.85 for a much better Dongole Button. for the register of the national emocious is the TE fthe ‘oliowing remark, made by a woman on | a eae | ene ete. FIT AS ALL OF OUR GARMENTS widths—made of the celebrated ‘*Vici" kid, hand-|S131m 4and6 W. Laltimore street. @3.eohrocmtene® _ teatro teresa whose breast was the G. A. . badge D tine! zt state of the mational bank account, vs 2 z | Ri een ss G. a.m | purtionntie an completeas's | @. aR, Se ees sewed, and every pair guaranteed to gite entire satis- €3.50 for an excellent Dongola Button. pane = ace 104 a pretty entiment. Pp — Le aan re Hc ee faction. 84.00 for the next best Dongola Button. That the crooked ¥ will manifest iret ete : = = usuaL . during the encampment is inevitable. The i aR eis . se eters ‘Onr Tadies' and Misses | & 4. R ane agape i ica mse! vat bai Na cere cece a light-fingered people, however, can be kiven eushout the l @. AR | Coat Department as perfect | @. a. n. R P &C Prices correct. RARE ee that Washington's police magi: “The biwe and the oray represent ear Cees Gar ‘OBINSON, FE ARKER 10.4 Shoe Department. re aA RNS 8 3 trates are preparing some compact forms of @ brotherhood. We were and are = saree ae ys Our Ladies! Hosiery and | G: A. R, A CG (Second floor... +1st annex.) Ha “4.0 KN “oo” = — expression £01 ven. | ‘ is —— A Knit Underwear Deparment mertcan Cxorarers, ea. e rrothers, fa ©. AR | 28 comeact in fall novelties | @. AR ——— = rll-prenged bale of bay. The fect that Uncle Jerry Rush wasin the | Whst better sentiment to cherish os we return to —— pak i llgperme| oe ore teen lan 202 & 1204 FSz.N.W. A RIBBON OPPORTUNITY. Several Zlogant New Cabinet Grand Upright Pianos, recession yesterday was regarded b ; = — 1200,1202 & 1204 FS:.N.W. Procession yesterday was regarded by m our ordinary vocations—you to yours—the writer to | — — Cie a peeen pop wee 500 PIECES S.strines, full tron frame, rosewood and fancy wood Geo. W. Rica s complete assurance that it wou! ia banaiekst ganas ann | Sle At R cases, such as oak, mahogany, &c., which we arenow That a man woald sprinkle his own p : = oe moon. Axxcre Rissoys selling at $300, made by several prominent makera. fw entirely beyond the probabilities. Perhaye it's Dest to mention not only what Wash- | — @. A. BR. = GAR (ALL PURE STILE) ‘This ts positively the first time this offer hs ever been ~ — - nctonians are always wan ut what visitors will | ——— — OAR | Our Handkerchief Donat. | gan | MAL MMT eo ee FJ made. Longtime. Elegant silk plush stool andcover| aig 717 Magger Sracs Fireworks in the evening at the White Lot iuinx guitabie as soavents Gar. | fine as Tatumses select | qa.p.| MAM I ee ee eel Reo withesch piano. Fully guaranteed for 5 years were followed by a shower thix morning. This Seo | serinon. Lee SN ONAN HX ot | Betterkmown, perhaps, as ‘*Wash” or ‘Underwear Pres heat saad ‘ POCKET BOOKS. —Thousands of them here, cost- GAR aan|=ue U NO NNN I X kK & t may be of some encouragement to the ex- : = aE it a Sle A Ribbons. We bought the entire lot—500 pieces—at e _ Perimenters who have been trying to compel" # little as 10 cente and as mu-li es #7 each. Read- GAR | Oe renee! 1G. aR. F, 909 NNN DD Aa Darzain. Wooffer them in the same Colors— rain by artificial methods. ers of advertises: uoald be rewarded bg learning GAR. | Yenire as the disvlay of | @ aR Po US et eae ee ee na estinces: —_ emg a cee ata mS tearm, | Tantinetiiottiouttiotity. | OA & -%2 ERS BP see mais, cardinal, lavender, ght blue, pink, Nile green W. G. Merzerorr & Co., “Dixie” by the bands on this occ; emt arnece Smasengoe ‘ nel ad A es | 7 mon. 5 Rational, not « sectio: oks, with warranted si vor trimunings, for GAR | oonePorfamery and Tottet | O A B Asp Cowrisy, or Con. 1278 axn G Sra. N. W. ~ a 531 Seventh strest northwest. wow 8 actigg ot gf —No. 3—only 10c. yard. — @urical mantic, thrown with loving soands of uly $1. These ten new styles of New Pocket | GAT. fae oer SL s p a GAR 807 Pp. A N W. * concord over the memories of an en uined Books are so superior that those bere previous to their | 7 % si GAR | Graud Army badges. GAR a. Ave. N. eS FENG 5—only yerd,— and embittered pas:? WPS pga Banusast Cur Guass Ware aia a ee HAVE ON SALE AND DISPLAY THE FINEST Regularly sold for 15 and t0e. a yard. 27. - arrival are red: ac These of Morocco y > . a LINE OF Ast floor. vender: fan a non te ef Mr. Hill has done his share in the prodigal tat even without “ne silver | Ar Wararante & Epsoxsrows. G. A.B. | OurTadies Cotton Under | @. AR. aba Sats 3 a ae She: wcse| Srzcuz Nonca s saeeeneeeeemnnanenn eon lin Tt re ine to seen whether M e Cut Gli ts leading feature of our Aispiayed as Indy it dlta- GG ROR oo te Ses be : ‘afion, and ony $1.48 for choleo. pelinan |Woshow it ta the bread gino ge | = © | sited ty ncemunmtaees | acm & ERE OUNCEMENT ste Favs: Or a nem A: ca sdiced etch ior ents dah og ee ee Gnylisit an ie should be)-in order that you |G. A. | Errangeatents oan 868 Bie Having been enraged tn th retal! Shoe Business for F tory : aa i — = = more than 8 quarter of century ‘eonel ‘ : Dine Pocket Boos and Cand Case, Ask to see those cay opens eicony epee i FE es i Peel age aateig Bes as as Frese Fasstox. A city of twenty th stamped to represent epider and cobwes; also those Jock well by the ald of artificial iiwbt, Our |G. A.R, | Bes te amany juttie treme as | @ 3p 5 Buaszer Deranraesr. Pandy ring nrg rong my ag omg yg Sd enteodunuseunten pan nition asa place of cc oi (Cat Glass is the richest, whitest andcleanest |, 4p grates ake W ‘asutxetox Sovvenrms and Japan Tea one Ge OLE as fu floral dewigus. These of Red Morocco and Kanga cat that modern ingenuity and ekilicam pro |G 4° | | | Ge ALOT All goods must be sold by that time. Great induce ‘woman, yet the Shoe makes or ware 4 process: thidi Wi fai: Don sidin “we Nal oe Ga duce. We represent I. G. Hawkes & Oo.,/G. AR. | pas tcimbrel Umbrellas as | G. A. Re TO BE SEEN HEREABOUTS. > = ments will be offered to all purchasers A beevy dis- tt enough to make four ee who stand st the head of their class athe | 4” the book entided 1001. Fe PRG Be Warre Woo. Braxxers ee Lyormegr ttl — -< silver ornamentation for $4 and 5. And Lere are origtuality of their designs, superiority of | - 4. R a a a a 8 Natali eam abba Low Sve at Sacrifice Prices, We gather [oY Writing Cases of Leather, 68:. to $3, the price or- ee ae ae ces ah ea ny SE ees Ss Smameapiarar” at % . 34008 BOOL, Fine Shoes, cue pea eee, trees, Shovping Bass for Ladies ‘rom 48>. to 6.50. Lowest prices. 9. AR | any other dry roods bone | O. A.B Souvenirs for : 20 63m ‘70 Th tw we. Ov. W; " i ti vas & Ep G. ALR. | Pall Wears Camp Farrag G.AR. Somebody's else sister. 93.25 AND @4 A PAIR, Su om INDOW Exarnrr. oe home at 48 cents are of real leather with cloth ‘tops. Wi iveanra MONSTON, Gap. | inet veterans a GAR. | eluded are everything in WoRTH = = - . ¥ W: a Thows at ON conishave outside compartmentforcoins. | 1905 P, Ave N.W. wsam Tees vo acm, | | JADIES' AND MEN'S FINE FURNISHINGS, ter gr 900, Rep, ‘mre Axp Bice Szozs Diem by the Virginians is an « e that “> Only 7Bceats tor those with silk top, de. Extra- am Go. a.m. | ql, fact, every devartment | O° SILVER TOILET ARTICLES, (See 100h at. Window.) ; Fan Looks pretty tm the day‘ime—prettier af might. {have ts no antmonity between this country sized bags are but #1. Chatelaine Begs for as little as Tr HE Plete, and we nein Se Reece TOILET CASES, ‘cco a Hooves & Sursen. ' fhe natives of Tialy. || | 2ocente ang up to $5: those at 25 cents are a wonder. i ba E ees, Sopend all, We ere knows | @ Ai POCKET BOOKS, This lot of Blankets is a mill's accumulation of a a “ . ‘ : | FANS.—Oneot the finest collections tn the country. bs AB. | ‘the District, and if youdo | G. A. R FINE FANS, | season. They are not strictly perfect. Some ares reer uta Itte earnestly hoped that the condition of | EFF RRR EER EER DDD (00, Mt GAR | Boted eet your’ itienis 3 | G. aR | JEWELRY, Miu. Harrison, who reached the White Hocse | PHO 10s. to €00 each, Children's Qui Feather | f°? AMT EEE EEE BOD of Wve cs your te j . ttle sotied—others have oll spote or misplaced bor- 1217 Pa Ave N.W. = this moraing, may be improved by the transfer. | Fane with maraboat feathers at U0. inwted of 80: | & Eee few Bok “oe z ANE SEOnIe ders, and tll othersare a liste below the standard SSRs eee sognecsenesey ER mee uo LAt#er for lates, only SOc. each; thes» are hand- Of our establishment is extended to the veterans. HANDKERCHIEF CASES, in finish or weight. The WEARING and WARMTE- ee me mreenet Ol ak ca pa ‘Lams and Shades. $00 PENN. AVE. N. W. FINE GLOVES, GIVING QUALITIES not in the least impaired. The = J. most sanguine expectations in every way. Itis | Painted. ccenete hiveigntGiorm. Royal Wares. GINA’ Ma M. J. Hoss, eo eomer ene trea ibibnekac aes cane a {Contrary TOR OF NEW IDEAS} GLOVE CASES, | LOOKS, only atric, and im mostof the lop defects| cura, — wine! paso ze Candelabra. 017-4 . NECKWEAR | *Fe not noticeabie. We could sell most of them as GLAss WARE, 1300 P. ST. K.w., ray and whiteand hand painted. And whereelse such Svetee.. 7 axD New York is bemoaning the fact that she ts to | sip pO eh . And a myriad of other appropriate and acceptable gift | P*Ffect goods, but we bought them st ALMOST OUR CROCKERE ‘Hie Just retarmed from New Tors ead te now have no grand opera. She should have come | besuties See ante with Socal dedi ee | Ries ae Mag things. OWN PRICE, as they are, and prefer to give you the Prepared to show en | a assoar. ever to hear the iment bands. Dossed in gold and silver, and these of gray and black 9 —_—— satiate a | duties comin 432 9ru St. N. W. ‘sdvantage of the low price. ‘MENT of the very latest PARISend LOKBOW 5 and | “ric teatners, ond thesncf Simg muse eoctnkled Moex, Foxn, & Courant. 204 AND 4, BONNETS and BATS, to which che temas Bot a single care of wlowing out the gus at the | With Mowers, Also apectal value at $2, $3, $3.50 807 P. Ave N.W. Gold, Pink, Bine borders, sitk binding, hotel. It is a glorious record. and SS.cach, all entirely new; this season's tmporta- 0019,21 & Ave N.W. and Red, alk i Reliet Corpe deserves s great |%"* Whether you pay 10 cents of @30 for « fan ? aa Sarees ‘The Woman’ eal of commendation for not having called | ¥oa will find not only the best variety but best quality fiteelf the Ladies’ Relief Corps. vossible—e cash business assures tt. — ee ‘The illuminations which the city shows , $325—worTE es. (4_woRTH 96. f (2A HOOF... eseenenreeoeee Lith at buflding.) 2 va Sans F. Ovsrzs, ‘ x mightly make it literally as weil as figurati: es «brilliant occasion. . Tur Paus Ror, . Sintec oh asthe oe a Mr. Peck bas met with awful retribution at + bine, ; bapsaage reeeese einepes 3 phsesess the bands of the punster. Commer Lith st. aad Pa ove. : rd be ‘ <s