Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1892, Page 4

THE EVENING “TAR basa regolar avd permanent circulation In Washington three thmes larger than that of any other paper hi paper and Ad- petitor. No President of the United States ever had such opportunity to dilate honestly upon the greatness and prosperity of the United States as is afforded President Harrison, and it can be confidently asserted that no neglect of the priv flege referred to is apparent in the message whieh was today read to both Houses of Con- gree, Without attempting to deal in those generalities which are frequently termed “giit- tering” the President dives into the great deeps of statistical information and proves as conclusively as anprejudiced figures and plain matter-offact statements can thet the growth of the country dur- ing the protective and simost exclusively republican era of thirty-two years fs without | Parailel in the history of nations. It is reason- able to conclude that much of the argument, particularly that in the opening paragraphs, would never have been written had the demo- eratic party failed on November 8, for in that ease the republican cause would not need «| ebampion, but with things political as they are, St was certainly not improper and ft was char- acteristically courageous for the President to | deliver himself of a closing official argument fm bebalf of the principles through which Be was once elevated to the chief magistracy and once defeated. To the calam- ity-wailing farmers several valuable truths are plainly put. “If,” says the President, “any are discontented with their state here; if any be- Meve wages or prices, the returns for honest toil, are tnadequate. they should not fail fo re- member that there is no other country in the world where the conditions that seem to them hard would not be accepted as highly pros- perous. The English agriculturist would be glad to exchange the returns of his labor for those of the American farmer, and the Man- ebester workmen their wages for those of their fellows at Fall River.” This is followed by a clever reference to the personal interest felt by Gen. Harrison in the welfare of the working classes, for whom he would preserve “rates of wages that would not only give daily Dread, but supply acomfortable margin for those home attractions and family comforts and enjoyments without which life is neither hopeful nor sweet.” Very squarely, however, does the President accept the result of the recent elec- tion and very skillfnlly does he place the entire governmental burden on the shoulders of the party which will be fn power next March. He recommends to the Senate the policy of inac- tion as to the tariff bills passed by the House Inst session, so that all tariff revision shall be by the incoming Congress, and he regrets that this work of revision “must be delayed for at lenst three months;" the regret springing from an apprehension of busi- news inaction and diminished production consequent upon uncertainty. Incidental to the tariff question is that great problem in which capital and labor are so earnestly con- corned. The President is satisfied that reduc- tions in import duties would be followed by re- ductions in wages, and the distress consequent ‘Bpon euch « result would be decidedly un- pleasant. “The Society of the Unemployed,” sare he, “now holding its frequent and threat- ening parades in the streets of foreign cities, should not be allowed to acquire an American domicile.” If any one expected President Harrison to be Jess enthusiastic m his advoceey of protection because of his defeat that expectation must be effectually removed by the message. — Presidential interest in the city of Washing- tou is apparent in the message which was today conveyed from the Executive Mansion to the Capitol. Two matters of local concern—one complimentary and retrospective, the other Practical and present—are discussed in the! document. The one in which every good citi- | zeu has much at stake is the liquor question and the legal helplessness of this community im cases where the law bas been viciously vio- Jated. Congress is properly urged to bound and restrain the capital's liquor traffic. “The District,” says the President, “hay suffered in its reputation by many crimes of Violence, a large per cent of them resulting | from drunkenness and the liquor traffic. The capital of the nation should be freed from this reproach by the enactment of stringent re- strictions and limitations upon the traffic.” | ‘The duty of Congress ie pinin. It will be din graced if it permits any influences to Prevail | against the efforts which are being and will be pat forth to procure proper liquor legislation. | Incidentally, and in connection with pensiog matters, the President pars Wasbiugton a| Pleasant tribute for the “rich and gracious | Welcome” extended the veterans who were here fn September ~~ oa ‘There is anew nce this year. The! Parties to itere Tax Stan, Santa Claus and ths ebildren of the city. The immediate outer nc fo Tur Evexrxo Stam Santa Claus Clute | the object is to spread as much happy sess as | powible among those who might otherwise know nothing of Christmas joys an? Christmas| pleasures. The affairs of ths club are in the hands of a committee of exgertenced men who | Beeld the firet meeting Inst aight and agreed on | plan which will make (he cb undoubtedly | the most efficient meaws that one cua find for| the distribution of Chrismas dharities. So Tux sufferings of the poor at @ season when their | Gistress is made more keon in contrast with the Pleasures of others. to contribute generously either in money or supplies, to supplement the | efforts of the children. Contributions sent to ‘Tux Stan will be duly acknowledged. | os ‘The gathering in the city yesterday of the Central Conference of Vabbis of the Jewish Church and the assembling here today of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations in. | Gieate that the Hebrews of the country, like those of other races and religicms, appreciate ‘the advantages of the capital cs a place of ational Washington welcomes fem, and trusts that their deliberations will Fesult in much good to the people whom they | Fepresent, and who are a } What is there to prevent tae police of this ity from being instructed in surgery to such | anextent that they could handle er sergency cases until the doctor cornes? This has been done elsewhere with sucess. There is another Side to the proposition which mag be worth considering: no policeman would deliberately elub s man if he knew be would 'se expected to ew up the cut. —_—_ r+. Washington is filled with strAenmen just now. ‘The republicanety.tesmen will declare the Presi- deut's message to be a great State paper, worthy ef ranking wiih any simisar document The Gemocratic statesmen will insist that it isa pee g of Vureadbare platitudes and surprisingly —— ‘The report that Senatyr Hill bas been offered 025.000. year for private legal services is one of the most effective touches yet given to the rumor. ——— +2 ‘It may be that Mr. Cleveland is indulging a ope that a considerable portion of the office seckers will, Kilkeany cat-like, devour one ee Yh, Lene Holman to note that entire day passed without ob- tay witnessing an ———_ ree —___ Congress got thoough yesterday very quietly and creditably. However, it is a little early for eo —___ Henry W atterson is im developing MERTZS SIXTH Toxoznow. Woepxzspar. Lanozn, Mone Or Ix, Berrez Taax Even Besonr. OUR PATRONS AND THE PUB. Lic ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT OUR STORE TOMOR- ROW TO SRE THE BEAUTIFUL THINGS NOW ON EXHIBITION. SUCH AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF FINE TOILET GOODS HAS NEVER BEEN SHOWN BEFORE IN WASH- INGTON. THE FINEST DISPLAY OF DERBY SILVER WARE, CUT GLass TOILET BOTTLES, ATOM- IZERS, COLOGNES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXTRACTS, PERFUMES OF EVERY KIND. DRESSING CASES, TRAVELING CASES, POCKET BOOKS, RAZORS, PENENIVES, COMB AND BRUSH SETS, MANICURE SETS, IN IVORY, SILVER, PEARL AND CELLULOID. HAIR BRUSHES IN ENDLESS VARIETY. HAIR BRUSHES IN IVORY, NATURAL WOOD, EBONY. MILITARY BRUSHES EVERY- THING YOU CAN POSSIBLY WANT IN THE WAY OF A BRUSH. COMBS.-WE HAVE THEM IN IVORY, BUFFALO HORN, SILVER BACKS, CELLULOID AND RUB- BER. WHISK BROOMS WE HAVE IN 4 HUNDRED DIFFERENT PAt- TERNS. HANDSOME, EVERY ONE OF THEM. THIS 1S A PART OF THE PRETTY THINGS WE HAVE, BUT WE want You To comE AND SEE THEM ALL. THE STORE WILL BE DECOR- ATED AND WE WISH ALL TO BE PRESENT AT OUR OPEN- MER TZ°S MODERN PHARMACY, e 11TH AND F STREETS. Hourpar Grers. ‘We are now ready to offet the best as- orted stock FINE. LEATHER \wey ww Surasz For Hormsr Gres Lions Axp Ganrizxes. ‘The prices range from 1 Oo. to 978. The quality wealwaya guarantee, Bead the list here presented. Tt may aggest just what you want, "Ee i tie SN Jegol Capes, hase tr \dverchiof Cases, gate Holl, Gin “Sits. "HERE Patel bare Key Foakats, Ferknives, Razors aud Strope, ‘Legeins. Tt costa you nothing to examine our stock and vou ‘will not be urged to purchase. Goodson which « de- posithas been paid will be laid aside to suit con- venience of purchaser. All goods sold for over $1 will be marked with tn- ftlale oF name free. Open evenings until Christmas. Tormaws Taoxe Masvrscrony, 1231 Pa. ave nw. Factory: 1218 and 1220 E et. ow. OUR SPECIALTIES. ‘Lestheroid Trunks, remarkable for lightness and durability. . Paragon Patent Folding Coin Purses. ‘Unique Patent Combination Bill Fold and Purse. Repairing and ordered work in every branch of the business. at GLARK’S Gnearesr .Croax Suz Grearest Vaxvzs, Gagarzsr Assonraent, Greatest Repvcrioss, Evex Mave Ix Taz Hisrony Or Tue Croax Trane. Saturday's and Monday's Cloak trade sur- passed any previous sale ever held in our city. Fria cause cht was thet we bourkt the entire ine of alarge manufacturer.not a few samples, and are selling them at nearly pe Has Hur Paice. Paice. Ladies’ Ten istic fails box back, also black. ‘Worth 99.50. Atonly Ladies’ Tanor Black Bor Cost, 8-piece cape, the ‘very latest shape and finish. Worth $13.50. At the low price, . $7.48. $7.48: Cheviot Newmarkets, 3-piece cape, all wool, black or blue. Entirely new shape for thisseason. Selling, with others, at $15. Atnearly half price, $7.98. $7.98. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. Ladies’ Tan Refers, with or without 3-plece capes, with or without fur trimming, also bleck or grays. Worth from $16 to $22. Choice at one price, $10.23. $10.23. Arrexo Tur Greatest \f | 1 | 12 || 12 || 12 | Paice Paice | Price Croax Saze, Now Guse"Ou: Ar eco A K ow” 58s Sof fun MA BE x pe : 734 Axo 736 Tra Sx. N. W. 734 Axv 736 Tru Sr. N. W. Yoth TH D. C. Sea. Sum Coars, Ticuzrs, Maxrizs, Carts Of unusual excellence in style and ft, and at Cc. G. Goxrazzs Soxs, u 184 Fura Avence, N. Y. ‘TO URGE YOU TO BUY AXD A SAVING OF 820 TO $30 ON EVERY MACHINE. AHandsome nd Uoefal Christmas Present ot « email cont ALL MACHINES AT 50 PER CENT OF THE PRICE, Or just one-half of the usual price. A FEW OF STYLES MENTIONED BELOW: Our 855 Sewing Machine, with three drawers, cover and all attachments, in walnut or antique oak, Our €60 Sewing Machine, with five drawers, cover ond 630. MACHINES SLIGHTLY USED AND THAT HAVE BEEN RENTED: 040 Sewing Machine at 820. ‘Machine 50. 035 Sewing 7. $25 Sewing Machine at @12. 0. 820 Sewing Machine at @10. $16 Sewing Machine at $7. 50. €10 Sewing Machine at @5. ALL WARRANTED IN PERFECT ORDER WITH OUB WARRANTY. ‘THESE PRICRS WILL HOLD GOOD FOR A SHORT ‘TIME ONLY. CALL AT OUR OFFICE AND CONVINCE YOUR- SELF. OPPENHEIMER'S ‘NEW HOME, SOLE AGENCY, 614 9th et. n.w. ‘From 8 to11a.m. and from 6to9 p.m. ‘We are going to sell the following great specials: (ar84 Genuine Mink Neck Scarfs, with G@r82.50 Fall Length Coque Feather Boas. 27500. Ladies’ Black Cloth Gaiter Tope. ar20c, Ful} Regular-made Infants’ Fine Casi more Hose. O@-25c. Ladies’ Fine Cashmere Mitts... (are. Ladies’ Silk Initial Handkerchiefs S@r20c. Ladies’ Corduroy Ribbed Vests, in ecru..25e €2750c. Children's Bilk and Wool Ribbed Vests. 290 (719. Men's Fast Black Full Regular 3¢ Hose..120. €@88e. Tom Tucker, with high colored engraving. 350 §@-35c. Large Size Juvenile Story Books. (@10e. Christmas Booklets, new edition e (67 20c. Plain and Ruled Linen Paper, per pound. 120 Gar25c. 1Ginch Swinging Photograph Frames 180 150 40 (@r Le. Nickel Pocket Match Safes. . To In addition to these big sellers our great sale of Dress Goods that started so lively on Monday will hold good the ba!ance of the week. Do not overlook the Coat Department, the Infants’ Department and our Blanket Department, Low prices prevail. Aska, 909 esx. ave. x.w. Tr Taxes Saxo is To lead the world in any enterprise, and espe- cfally in the selection of NNN PDD 685 BP Ht dy ant $9 SX NP D DB Diissh MM MO ON NN D DB gig Boo H2*S SMR Coo? SNE Bow’ Sss' ‘The experts of Amsterdam, Paris and New York have been centuries trying to perfect the art, Ig less than 15 years wecan safely say we lead atl competition. This fact is no reve- lation to our customers, no surprise to Wash- ingtonians, and with the approach of Christ- mas precious stones should be considered as suitable gifts, Unusual purchases sug- gest unurual care. A properly bought Diamond is as much of a lifetime delight as ‘& hastily purchased stone an after-a-time an- noyance, ‘We place at the buyer's disposal the most Perfect possible assortment of Diamonds and Prectous Stones, the result of our resident for- eign buyers. Have you been in our SPECIAL DIAMOND ROOM? Send for our ‘Suggestion Book.” It's free. KB. HARRIS 22 fos §8, oo 5 bo bg IMPORTERS OF DIAMONDS, Con 71x Axv D Srs. N.W. 825.00 Aovaxcen $25.00 For One Hundre@ rene francea Go twesty-ave des Siete Woonwarn & Lorior, ; MOTH, 11TH AND F STs, X.w. Sreas Gexrix Ox. sips Yor Tez Tazae are only sizteen shopping days before Christmas. Can you realize it? Think of the baying that must be crowded into these remaining days. Every@venty-four hours from now to the 25th of December will increase the crowds of eager buyers. Itten’t an hour too early to collect your Holiday Presente—greater assortment, greater comfort, sreater economy. ‘Thousands of people are buying Xmas Presents now. Many are selecting Dinner Sete, Tes Sets, Bric-a-Brac, Clocks, Cut Crystal, &e.. and having us pack them carefally in boxes to be delivered at their disposal. Others are buying Toys, Pictures, Dolla, Books, Games, ‘Silverware, ke. and having us put them fn our storage rooms for future delivery. We charge nothing for the packing or the storing. Will de pleased to do etther for you. Weare also marking or engraving, free of charge, Leather Goods, Stlver- ware, Umbrellas. This requires time, of course, ‘0 if you intend having this done select now and give us as much time as possible. In the Goldschmid annex many kinds of goods—Bric-s-Brac, Silverware, Plush Articles, Traveling Goods, Pictures and Frames, Cutlery, &e.—have been marked at reduced prices—in many instagees less than half—want to close them out it | by Xmas, There are bargain spots ali over the hous. Let us help you out today with some suzgestions as twattractive, effective and low-priced Christmas gifts. ‘Our experion<e has taught us # good dealin this direo tion. We'll give you, as far as may be, the benefit. A Gexursz Crarox Ponrnarr —for €1.95.— Can only be had of us in Washington. Tho very best workmanship guaranteed. Your order left with us tomorrow will be filled in time for Xmas. Onxpznas Fos Enxeravise Shonld be attended to st once # wanted for Xmas presenta. Copper plate and 50 cards of best quality Bristol for —860.— Currmas Corzerr. Ae you come im st the main entrance, corner of 11th and F streets, just terry s moment and inspect the goods in our Cutlery Department. You will find there the largest and most complete line of Moliday Cutlery ever shown in Washington. Carvers in cases, of the very best American and English makes. Cases containing one dozen Dinner Knives, one dozen Tea Knives, two pairs Carvers and one Steel, at the lowest prices “Three-plece Carvere—Enife, Fork and Steel—best English make, in oak case, —83.75.— Over @ hundred styles of Pocket Knives, begin- ning at —2e. Three and Four-biad Knivos—horn, pearl or shell handles—very suitable presents—sood value at 75e. Each in a separate box for Sone Scissors, three pairein a case, for —81.00.— Ragorsof the best English makes, including Jos. Rodgers & Son's, the celebrated “I. X. 1.” and “Pipe,” manufactured by Geo. Wostenholm & Son, the “Bengal” and others. —81.25 up.— Shaving or Dressing Sets, in solid leather cases, con- sisting of a Fine English Razor, Strop, Hair Brush, Comb, Sctssors, Lather Brush and Soap Box. —84.75 up.— All kinds of Corkscrews at 250, Manicure Sclasors, Dressmakers’ Shears, Paper and Bankers’ Shears, &c. ” st BOOP eeeee -1ith st. bldg.) —— x Learaer Goors Or Every Kiso. ALWAYS ACCEPTABLE AS GIFTS. VIENNA AND PARIS NOVELTIES. ‘Name or initials marked on all leather goods from $1.25 up free of charge. Real Seal Card Cases, calf lined. —Te., $1 to $3.25.— ‘Morocco Card Cases, all colors, calf lined. —#1.25, 81.50 to $4. — Lizard Skin Card Cases, calf lined. —#1.75, 82 t0 83.25. Real Seal Card Cases,calf lined,steriing silver corners. $1.50, $1.75 to $9.50, — Real Seal and Morocco Combination Books, calf lined. $1.50, $1.75, 82 to $90. — Real Seal and Morocco Pocket Books—each book { n ‘one piece. —81 to 890. Portfolios, seal and embossed leathers. —$1.50 to $7. (Ast floor... Onrexrat Rves Repvcen. In order to make room for our immense stock of ‘Toys abd Holiday Goods we find it necessary to sac- Tifice the Oriental Rugs. That this may be accom- Plished quickly we have made the following reduc- tions: TURKISH RUGS, INCLUDING DAGESTANS, ' KAZAKS, &o. 85.00. Were 86.75 and $7.50. 87.50. Were $10.00 and $12.50. €10.00. Were $12.50 and €15.00. ‘True gems and pieces of merit, which, indeed, would be difficult to duplicate—Cabinets, Tabies, Clocks, Bronzes, Cut Glass Ware, Marble Statuary, ke. > ‘Vates—‘‘Royal Wisteria" Ware, ‘*Bonn” shapes and ‘Royal Worcester” decorations—choice of five shapes, two decorations in each shape. —82.00.— Pino Lampe, bricht gold finish, best central draught burner, chimney, fancy silk shade trimmed with lace. Complete for —$11.00.— ‘Marbleized Iron Clooxs, “‘Ansonia" eight-day movement, cxthedral gong, striking hours and half- hours, 103 inches high, 15% inches wide. Regulated, set up end guaranteed for one year. 95.50. — ‘Smoking Tables, walnut finish, Very appropriate Xmas gifts. _ $3.00, £5.00, $5.50 and 88.00.— Book Shelves and Desks combined—antique oak, Polished brass trimmings. —#7.50, $12.00 and $15.00.— Book Bhetves, oak, cherry and walaut, —#1.25, 91.45, $2.00 to 96.00.— nickel trimmings. ——— . 1892—TEN PAGES. Any goods bought now can de laid aside upto Brack Axo Movaxmxo Goons. WE have the GREATEST VARIETY and the largest and most COMPLETE STOCK in NOVELTIES in BLACK AND MO: RX- ING DRESS FABRICS ever @isplared ‘this market. We bave bad an entire new {nvotce in the last week of some of the very LATEST DESIGNS in NOVELTIES, WE NAME A FEW SPECIALTIES. 5 Sprctazrres. SEEN setae Se 8125 PHED EELS Te TLEY'S Fine All-wool Gkeviot-new aad dealrabloca? CUES HOOK, French Soliel Cord, BI] D5 | —we have never shown before You certatnly want ALIA" FREER ois 5 Spectanries. & French lain LSC OUT OF MOULNINS $1.00 ra fe set 3100 a FRE All-woo! FRENCH fine finish, PLAIN WEA’ of mourning, 80 INCHES. INE | ALL-Wwe 1 Anh CERTON-in oroutor MOURN. ING, 38 INCHES. 2 INCHES. .. FRE NEE FRSEMEES gy 99 7 Srrctarries. LI-WOOL CRAPE DIA - 4 ATTRX Falun a INCHES ATs EE 750 AUTO gHMNCH MESSE 75, LI-WOOL FRENCH SATIN AGNGINE SINEES > 750 750 AHORA 0 REaeS, 7 ABMURE 750 750 LL-WOOL FRENCH CEN’ DI- A'KGOS&L, INCHES 750 LI-WOOL FREXCH CORD, $8 INCHES... DROCADE LL-WOOL FRENCH Figured Crepon, Alm ours a “t 3 Srroarres PHEETGPES Ran a8. 50% EE ibs 81.50 ‘LEY'S Fine SILK AND WOOL serene BLO ALL - WOOL, * 31.50 5 Srecranries, PUB rh Bet iree isd "Wrisennet "Fee SP.00 ALI-WOOL ENGLISH ORA- : $2.00 INE, BV iri ie Gow TIVELY WATERPROOF, 60 fiichos. oo. ‘ARDS FOR A FULL DRESS. RIESTLEY'S Fine All-wool Cheyi isin weave, Bt Inches torte: LOO 2) FRENCH DRAP tier oom * $2.00 @ DRESS. 2 INCHES: “$175 PRESTLEWS and ECROYD'S ALY-WOOL. SILK AND WOOL, ve for a nd All-siik Nun's Veiling, vetls, 4 OC. to Ber rand. 2 yards for s vet! ALSO READY-Mi PRICES. " ‘VEILS “AT ALL MAIL ORDERS Wil recetve the most careful consideration. All goods will be day we receive ut Tue Besr Crorutye. oU ALL KNOW WHERE THE 4, BEST CLOTHING IN TOWN FOR Y MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN IS TO BE OBTAINED. THE BEST FAB- RICS, THE BEST TRIMMINGS, THE BEST WORKMANSHIP, THE LATEST AND BEST FASHIONS, THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF THE BEST FITTING GARMENTS IN AMER- ICA ARE HERE, READY FOR IMME- DIATE USE AND AT EXTREMELY MODERATE FRICES. yy band ¥Y TIT) HOSE HANDSOME AND STYLISH T DOUBLE-BREASTED LONG-CUT T OVERSACKS OF OURS ARE VERY POPULAR GARMENTS WITH ALL MEN WHO APPRECIATE STYLE IN DRESS. THEY COME MOSTLY IN SMOOTH- FACED FABRICS, MELTONS, KER- SEYS AND BEAVERS, AND IN DARK COLORS, BLUE, BLACK, BROWN AND BOTTLE GREEN, BUT THERE 18 A LARGE VARIETY OF OTHER HAND- SOME AND FASHIONABLE GARMENTS FOR THOSE WHO DON'T CARE FOR THE EXTREME STYLES. Rosixsox, Panzer & Co. Axenroas Croratens, 1200.1202 & 1204. FS: N.W. Houway Presesrs, Mrs. M. J. Hoxz, 1309 F 8: he Considering the wants of the old folks, calls spectat attention to her stock of DRESS CAPS. Also Bonnets for the little ones. ‘Allstyles made to order in the most artistic man- ner. 46 Have the best whileyou're having, ‘It costs no more than the ordinary. Guz & Sox, Con 11a Asp F Sze, as Candy Makere To All Mankind. $1.25 | soem cottection ot good, stout frames, mounted on TH “Jae SME HESS UE TSwaRBS DISET -aT— PERRY'S. N MORE THAN ONE CIRCLE OF AC. qpaintances TMBRELLAS are going to play o conspicuows part in the Christmas giving. scekers after there unique and useful presents. 044 and original handles and covered with the dur- abie and dainty stuffs that are popular—end wear well ‘an attractive handle on agift UMBRELLA-but you ‘want the quality and the service to bear out the good impression it gives. Oure have got {t—and the prices to make them popular with the givers. All sises—for all bands to carry—riding or walking. 24-Ixon. Bon Bon Boxes, 2styles, at. 10CTR Powder Boxes... -.eeccer..-. 1OCTR Mateb Receivers, 4 styles, at. .25 CTR LO ‘mall natural an Mary a> — [ . ENGLISH GLORI. wit e Jat) 4) costs and perngva tromes- SI. grape leat and fh shaven 200, SILK GLORIA, mounted on nataral crook Jap. Pottery, the latest and most ar~ handies—#1 25. ati of ali oreations, Tete, 1, 61.2 SILK GLORIA, paragon frames and silver Jap. Shad Man sc eantmnee metas oases, pair $5.75 peas Plain Jap. Vases, pair. #375 Jap. Rose Jars, lote of kinds. 21.00 26-Isce TAP. VASES, handsomely decorated, band-worked, imitation rope ENGLISH GLORIA, with naturel crook, | ganr : club, Mourning and White metal nendies—g1. | TABLE WARES: — SILK GLORIA, mounted navura) crooke and CHEESE BOWLS, entirely new, 1.25. ; and oscTe, with weichsel, oak, olive, oxidized, French hora and mourning uandles 81.50. CREAM PITCHERS... SMALL TEA POTS, tohold 3 cups. CUPS AND SAUCE! SILK GLORIA, with French horn crook, plain and silver trimmed, natural wood and ‘burnt bone handles—#2. UNION SILK, with natural wood handles, trimmed with gold and ellver and fancy bone C18., CTS. bandles—#2.50, JAP. EARTHE LISLE SPUN SILK and GERMAN GLORIA, Small aize. iscTa, ‘with selvage edge, mounted on natural sticks— Large size CTs. . JAP. CHINA TEA POTS, @ecorations UNION SILK, with French horn crooks, of true blue Japanese colors, basket gold and silver trimmmed—3. 50 and 83.75. handles, quart site crs. UNION SILK, with gold and silver crooks JAP. SPOON HOLDERS soors. and Chins knobs—e4. MAND-WORK JAP. FINGER BOWLS, TAFFETA SILK, with chased silver knobe— = 4.50. Jap. Tes, Plates, hand-ratntet, 5 ~ PURE SILK, with natural sticks, trimmed Bh oye a. with ster:ing silver—#5. decorated. BEST UNION SILK, with sbaded born crook handles—8¢, PURE SILK, with chasod silver knobe—7. P not ‘WINDSOR SILK, with French horn crook Tacorstet 80.00 sete, want & handles, silver trimined—89. 75. Cracker Jars, faney Jap. Salt Bowls, dozen Butter Plates, gilt edge, doz Individual Tea Pots, 2 styles, to pold one cup cech 10g You cannot do better by your friends and yourselves than to makes Christ mas selection from this very superior ok, Tisrep Covenixas. * 26.inch TWILLED SILK—Biue, Ref and Brown, mounted on natural sticks—€3.50. 26-inch CHANGEABLE SILK—Red and Blue, with Black—€3.50. eer eeee 26-inch TWILLED SILK—Red and Blue— W. FPR ERR coo RED @ with China knobs—84. “ . f Fe r § isd E 26-inch MARINE BLUE TAFFETA SILE— “ A. F Ukeek E Soo fee C8: 28-inch TWILLED SILK, with Chine knob “Where Quality’s Peret; Profits Second,” handles—84.25, paoeesandee US mit Preden | Sra Sz. Axo Prsx. Ave N.W. 28-Isca. Muurseny. ENGLISH GLORIA, with natural handles— a1 BEST QUALITY ENGLISH GLORIA, with natura! handles 81.25. SILK GLORIA, with natural handles— 1.50, UNION SILK, with cases to match—82. STANLEY SILK, with cases to match—and mounted on natural sticks—Weichsels, Acacias, ‘and Olive roots crooks and knobs—82. 50. UNION SILK, with French horn handles— $3. GERMAN GLORIA, with selvage ede, para- fon frames and natural wood mountings—83. LISLE SPUN SILK and FINE GLORIA, with natural sticks—#4. PURE SILK—“‘tight-roll"—with sticks—85. LISLE SPUN SILK. with French horn crooks, gold trimmed—€5. UNION SILK, with natural sticks trimmed with sterling stiver bands—86. UNION SILK, with sterling silver patched natural sticks—$7. PURE SILK, with French horn, sterling 25 per cent off mark®4 price. ara.ate im constant receipt of the lated a 25 Pen Cexr Ovr Manxep Paice. Knowing that TutcHinson keeps exclusive Styles and the finest goods, many ladies suppose that Lis prices are higher than else where. natural ‘The reverse of this ts the cose. Many shrewd buyers—Indies of teate and jude- ment—have found Hutchinson's prices. for doth mediom and high cost goods, are by cheapest. silver and odd natural wood handles—$8 to 810. a Mourseer Caszuce Ssapes, At lees expense than ever before. 10-inch WINDSOR SILK, with ebony 25 Pen Cex bendles—81.50. rr . 10-inch GROS GRAIN SILK, with ebony handies—81.87. Mansep 10-inch GROS GRAIN SILK, with maroeline Paice. lining—€2.50. werd 10inch| SURAH SILK, with maresline Hercu:xsox, 104nch GROS GRAIN SILK, plain or with F Sx. Con 13ru Sr, 10-inch ALL-SILK SURAH, with pinked AND ruffle and marceline 10-inch SURAH SILK, with lace raffle—@5. 10-inch SURAH SILK, with hand-run lace rufi-—e6. 104nch ga covered with silk 10-inch PURE SILK, covered with crepe chine and tied with «ros grain bow—87. Aholiday display, sure enough. And they are all carefully made shades, We have gathered them from the few who know how to combine worth with nov- ities. The majority are single strlee—so you had ‘Detter do your choosing right away. If you want them held for delivery until later we will ebeerfully take charge of them for you. Se Sxovez Your Czoroa A SMALL DEPOSIT paid NOW will save until CHRISTMAS any article im our stock of handsome | II EI | i Hh ! i III {I il fin? HH Ul j Titties sor — so AGT SILVER — 2s. =Lace pone il Axo Cuarren Sure. A great saving on prescriptions. F. 8. Waisaus & Co, ISWE VEE Ill =Ill —— — =