Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1892, Page 5

1.50, $i. 75. $2.00. @BUTTON SUEDE GLOVES, in tan, ery ent viecr.ter $1.00, $1.50. ‘T-ROOK SUEDE. in tan, brown, mode, 1.50. prewn,gray and biscr.tor 88c.,91.00, ae .25, 25, $1. 50, 31.85. SBUTTON-LENGTH GLACE GLOVES, totam, gray, mode and viact.tor $2.00. EID GAUNTLET GLOVES, in red, tan, —-~ $1.00, $1.50. Tier seoeae WALKING GLOVES,in ten, and ret,tor $1.50. BEST qvatsrr 3 aranstrz tor S1. # BUTTON GLACE, tn ten and brown, for ISSES MOUSQUETAIRES, in ten and brown, for $1.00. Evesixo Gi Groves. | We haves full smortment of all the leading shades, | 4-BUTTON WHITE in fancy Diack stiteh- r $1.25. a @ BUTTON WHITE AND CREAM with pee 21.50. * *#BUTTON WHITE AND CREAM for) $1.00, $1.25. Avnoxs characteristics. and sale of these > THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. 0, TUESDAY FG iLIDAY) Souermme Axsovr Avnons. Tas Bawrromma Arnoxs Or Tas Wourx Or Pass Rico Or Cnanscren How To Jevcz A Woxax Br Hex Arnox. Arrnors are—shoota be—universally used among women. Mark the woman who thinks she never has occasion to use an apron, and you need not be told she is lacking fm many charecteristics that help woman to command men's respect and love. Note also ‘the woman with torn and dirty apron and you need not be s phrenologist to learn her French women appreciate the power of the Apron. The annusl Christmas display Paris Aprons begins thisevening at The Palas Roval. The possibili- ties of the Apren will be illustrated in « manner that cannot but be ‘Then there are Aprons for the housekeever, the cook, the nurse, the chambermaid, ana Cees pps oan ‘Thomsands of Aprons. The majority of them will be selected for Christmas Present ‘The Palais Royal wil, according to “Opening” of these Holidays am to 9p m Tue Pras Aproxs. Dainty ornaments rather than practical garments, of Slm-like lawns, as if embroidered by fairy Aneers. Datnty, impudent, tnvit chic Paris Aprons Marked prices, @1.35, $1.48, $1.68, 81.98. =. $2.48. $2.68. Ten per cent discount—one-tenth 0 oriven mashed on thane you solevt eeuiab or So- morrow. Se, tev the OL 95 Fancy Imported Swiss Apress, Be. ‘8c. Aprons, four specially beautiful styles, have scalloped sides. G8e. for the Séc. Imported Swiss Aprons, in bow- knot pattern. Ste. for the 68c. Imported Swiss Aprons, hundreds of which will be sold for Christmas presents. Ew The Apron Deparment is on second floor, away from the great throng, where selections may be made delfbe: ately and coafortably. (Aboust* Practica A prons”in adjoming column.) Lames sacrrox-texera scEDE for $1.85. Livres: 12BUTTON-LENGTH SUEDE tor 2.40. DIEY IGBUTTON-LENGTH SUEDE for $2.40. Livres °-BUTTON-LENGTH SUEDE for $3.50. @-BUTTON-LENGTH SILK MITTS, im tea, pearl, white, crvsm and disc, for 7D. ant 1. anre® 20-nerrox tor $1.00, $1.25. ISBUTTON SILK MITTS with fancy lace tops for $1. 00, $1.25, $1.50. rs: Wann | Gro ES. Livres FUR-TOP GLOVES for $1 .00, $1.25. Listes SILK FLERCE-LINED GLOVES in vuaen ter 85a. IEP CASHMERE GLOVES for 25, 35, Lave sx sertexs tor 75, 98c.. 1.25, 81.48. me woot urrteNs tor 3D sna 44. Mossne castuzas o1oves.sa brown, tise and wact.tor 25e mane vurtor atoves ter S5c. 1.00. rans WooL MITTENS tor 25, 35,50. suxsarrens tor 5O wa 750. Mars Warw Groves Mews casmunne avoves ter 25, 500. Mase scorcm oxoves tor 50, T5e. _ A mR 7d0. Maxs Kw Groves Mews nzat x: o1oves.in tan, brown and red, extabis for sweet wear, tor $1.00, $1. 50, 2.00. MOCHA GLOVES with Geece lining for $1.50. PS DRIVING GLOVES with kid paim for $1.00, $1.50. FUR-TOP GLOVES, snitable for street of Getvine. for 1.00, 31.50, $2.00. tor our Spectai for Today and Tomorrow. DICKENS WORKS, 15 vovemss. cvorm socxn. $2.69. ‘“DRUMMONDS ADDRESSES Aad BAWTHORNE'S “SCARLET LETTER.” 2c escu. Book Department, 1st floor. LARS= BURGH. WHEE & REG: 905 Pt AYE as» Souvenis of the custom, qnote special prices ‘Aprons: Tonight from@t0 De'clock, tomorrow from 8 Practica, Avnons. 609. for the 6Se. Nurses’ Aprons—extra size—three tucks and wide insertions of embroidery. And here's ‘@ beauty! with three wide tucks, deep ruffle of choice embroidery and extra long and wide strings, that will cause nurse to bless you. ‘B9c. for the 50c. Swiss Aprons of choice embroidery ‘and many tucks. 19:. for the 25c. Aprons. Here are what the writer thinks the three best styles. With 4-inch insertion of embroidery and two tucks above: with four rows of revering and twelve stripes; with three rows of open work. All are fall size, have deep hem, full long strings. 8c. for the 19. Aprons, with three tucks and deep hem. Full size, 40inches wide 13¢. for the 15c. Aprons, which are one yani wide, have three tucks and deep hem. Mone Or Tuose Azr Prares ‘You have read or heard of The Palais Roya!’ ‘which were 5,000 plates. Worth 25c., 28¢.. great purchase of Bric-e-brac, among ‘She., 39e. and 50c., but offered at only 250. sch. This ‘s to remind you the end isin sight, Remember, only $1.40 for six, $2.75 for one dozen. War 25 Cexrs Was Bey Here. Filagree Silver Baskets, with handle. Filagree Silver Trays to hold pens, pencile, ke. Filagree Silver Photo Frames. Japanese Tea Pots, with inside strainer. Complete ‘Tes Sete in dolls’ and children's sizes. Enameled Powder Boxes, Japanese Pin Trays, Gold ané White China Pewder Bores an@ Stands for matches and toothpicks. “eteums ‘Vases, fully stx inches high. Leaf-shape Chins Pickle Dishes. Japanese Tes Cups and Saucers. Delicate White Chine Cups and Seucers, gold trimmed on outside and pink and Diue inside. Old English Biue and White Cupe snd Saucers Pictures in handsome frames. Botties of Choice Perfumery. Soap Boxes of celluloid. Hair Brushes and other tollet articles. Any article you see on that long table opposite the center Handkerchief Department is only 25 cente, Asy Arne’ Ox Tus Tastz Is 50c. So reads the ticket on the table adjoining the one above mentioned. Choice pieces -. table, no matter whether its fellows sold for 68c. fed to « similar way, so that you may sometimes secure 50c. articles for 25 cents. Of Brie-a-brac, Siiver Filagree Toilet Bottles, Art Mirrors—a medley of articles, many . T5e., 850. oF $1. The 250. Onarsaz Exomxos, Sicsen By Tur Anrists. ‘Thee Etchings are pictures the connoisseur will appreciate. Since they are in hand- frames, 21136 inches.and the price complete is only $2.65, we rust ask you to defer 20x25. you Lave seen, otherwise, of course, you will think we have through ig- ‘Rorauce or of intent falsely claimed them original etchings. sffn i frames ed by the artists. Pretty landscape and other scenes. All the appearance of watercolors. The Autotypes in same frames are only 63c. each. ‘Those 23x20 are but $1.39. But few remain of the 2c. pictures, so please hurry. Only $2.24 for these typically French Pictures. Water colors apparently. Mounted fn rich gilt frames, Louis XV style. And here are little geas, also from France: genuine Off Paintings in frames alone worth the prices—$2 and 85. Lives Have Nor Muce Tom To Srane. ‘Wo write tw these whe are clever with bere—among the f Christmas made fancy articles at the Palais Royal. ‘the needle. Present inspira- ‘And here are the materials. J retegaiaipe ater ate p= sre particularly adapted for fancy work and inmp shades. Ask to see No. 411—1t's s beautiful design and comes in all ‘widths—2% toches, 18e. yard: 3 inches, @5e. yard; 5 inches, BSc. yard; 64 inches, Bc. yard. And here are the SUK Laces, in art colors, 37c. to 50c. yard, the later betng 10 inches wide. Perhaps you'll find the piece that will do for you on the remnant table—tf so the cost will be next to nothing. Forrr Mires Or Fascry Worx Rissoxs. All thescarce art shades are here, and superior colors, since the ribbons are all silk. Here are three bargains that you may overlook among the thousands of pieces here for you to choose frem: No1—All-alk Satin and @. G. Ribbons, 3 inches wide. in all colors, the following a shades—pink, blue, lilac, Nile, olive, heliotrope, salmon, ta palette Satin and G. G. Ribbons, 1 inch wide, only Sc. yard. No. $-All-stlk Satin and G. G. Ribbons, 5 inches wide, 45c. ‘Yellow, ltlee, blue, pink, Nile, olive, red. Yard. See these shades: Cunsraas Parsexrs Fon Taz Mey. Of course, itis mainly s selfish motive that prompts the request that you look Garensth tested bers befess Sali Gesiting. but # may save you dollars and cente. Jk Suspenders tn fancy elas top boxes may be purchased elsewhere and here at Te. wih. 01.35, #150, 82 ‘The question is, where the best for the pricea? Neckties at or about these prices may be fouad elsewhere, at 26:., 48c., G8o., 85a, GL But where thegreatest variety and the best quality for the prices? Mightehirts are often given for Christmas presents. Those with fancy trimmings may be dought almost everrwhere at 75e., $1, $1.35, $1.50 and $2 But where the best? ‘ter Thote baying half dozen Men's Tolllal Gtk Handborchlets this evening or any tems tomorrow 6 the Palate Roysl will be allowed 10 por cent discount and receive a fancy bor free of charge. (0B We clatn our cash business enables either lower prices or better qualities for the same prices as elsewhere. , We ask you to investigate the claim. Ar 20 Pm Cexr Discouxr. Uadias’ and Children's Cloth and Fur Garments.) ‘You notice some of the Garments are offered steven a greater discount, The averace is 20 per cout. Our necessity makes your opportunity. We need room forthe late grest purchase of and Pur Departments. $10.98 rosie suite—ietest styles of cloths, colors, styiea, Sold heretatore st 12, $15 and $16. Chotce for 610.98. | machete, with deep capes. All other Mowmerkets at | 10 ver cent discount—cne-tenth off the price marked | on theone selected, } | $10.98 tor ine £12.75 Coats and 811.08 for the | ©15Coata, with rich fer shaw! collars, Bo. | SB.AB tor tne 90.75 Conte, They are natin taced, trimme4 with opcesum and astrakban fare, the cloth betug dyed to meteh the fur. S748 tor wwe rancy cloth Box Coats with platted | Sanaa er | $6.98 toe tne 97.80 caeviot sat Beaver Box precede dbo oe ‘Have been favorably com- Brioe-brac and Pictures and must seine a slice of the second floor heretofore devoted to the Wrap Fors Ar Repcozp Prices * Low prices for relishle furs are made still lower. a [= Faw Gamers | axD PERRY'S. \VERYBODY HAS GOT CHRISTMAS ON THE bratn, All hoursere banarily devouring every jecrep of news that has s holiday jingle to it Suche peering and « pesping—end © looking and uestioning—ee ts going on. Well, have you thought sbout giving FURS or SHAWLS. Yeo, they aro useful—and that doudies thats value se presents. If youhave ® lady on your ‘Mat we don’t know of = more responsive chord you could touch. Wedon't know of smore complete carefully selected stock you could draw on than OURS. Butdon't let year whele considerstion of these “wardrobings” be turned into the giving channel. Self preservation is the first law of nature. ‘Warmth is life—and there is warmth and comfort in both FURS and SHAWLS. Provide yourselves—and ‘Your friends. CAPES, SOARFS and MUFFS cover the popular field of Fura Other pieces are not ‘epectally If you want to be in style—here it ts: 18-Ixcuzs Deze Cares. a arin $6 Ax» $7. ‘WOOL AMA, wits Gotsind bent ant Braet 86 To $10. DIED SCUGRED OOMRY ceed tat tmitation ‘Stuart collar— of seal) pointed front snd $13.50 Axo $18. ASTRAKHAM, pointed front and with Stuart gollar— $16.00. ALASKA SABLE, pointed front— $30 To $48. PERSIAN LAMB, pointed in front and Sta- art collar— 842.00. MINK-with pointed front and Stuart collar $50.00. 36-Ixca Daze Cares, BLACK OONEY, with Stuart coller— PULLED CONEY (in imitetion of sealakia) skin), with Stuart collar and satin lining— $30.00. MOREE AT _Arekta estetionatoesd-92.76. DYED PLUCKED CONEY—another * BLACK ASTRAKHAN DYED MUSKBAT (looks like vealskin)— 82.23, DYED PLUCKED CONEY (imitation of seal)—82 75. BLACK ASTRACHAN—83 to 4. DYED RACCOON-83 to 85.75. BLACK LYNX—84. 50 to 89. PERSIAN LAMB—$7.50, NATURAL LYNX—89to 81L NATURAL "POSSUM—82 to $4.50. MONKEY-$5. MINK—§11, ==. REAL INDIA CAMEL’S HAIR SHAWLS in characteristic Orients! deaixns—#90. $100 and e115. PAIS BROOHE SHAWLS, with Black So 915, $18, $20, $25, $30, $36 96, 97.60, $8, $9 and $12.50. EMBROIDERED CHINA SILK SHAWLS, with 50 and 86.50. fringe—83, $8, 96. 96.50.87 and $8.50. LONG Seawea-oe $10, G11, 612.50, $15, $18 and ALL-WOOL BLANKET SHAWLS—Gray, Brown and Scotch Plaids—long and square— ‘86x38 and 40x40-91, BAND-MaDM SHETLAND WOOL SHAWLS Gray and Biack and Gray and Gray and Car- @inal—91 50. HAND-MADE SHETLAND WOOL FASCI- NATOBS, in Cream and Biack—47c., 7Bc., 7c. and 81. ‘Wedon't believe you will ‘miss fire” very much if you charge your Christmas greeting with one of these SHAWLS—or & selection from these FURS. We now you won'teo far asthe buying of them is gon- corned. We have got as choice an assortment as eny- body can boast. Puazrs, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE” Established 1840. Telephone 95. $25.00 Aovaxceo $25.00 eee os fee “Se EL Vee Dovaz Corcoxe. ‘Aa tts name indicates, this Cologne is, peer £6, 169: SALE Ar Jus Laxssvzors, HT i jet 18-ta. Solid Oak Tables only 900. each. We have bought entirely too many Rockers to sell between now and Christmas ‘Anishes, and are shown in twenty to Sfty Gifferent styles and patterns of seat. ee Bazoarxs Ix Dime Tastes, Solid Oak ¢foot Extension Tables. Cut from 87.50 to $4.50. Solid Oak 8-foot Extension Dining Table. Cut from $8 to $6. Oax Sezevixe Tastes Repvcen. Solid Oak Serving Tables or Buffet, with @rawer and lower shelf. oxidized trim- mings, back and brackets. Cut from 68 toe6, $11.50 Catrroxress For $8.50. ‘We offer Solid Oak @-drawer Chiffoniors, hand polished, large size. Reduced from 811.50 to $8.60. 750. Dows Puzows, 50c. First Grade 18-inch Eiderdown Pillows, sold about town at 60 and 750. Only 50c. ech. 18-inch Eiderdown Pillows, covered with fancy sateen. Only 750. each. Sonzexs Ar Repvcen Paces. As announced a few days ago we are clos ing out our entire stock of Boreens. These have solid oak frame, mounted and un- mounted Prices now are 8125, $1.50, 82, $2.50, $3, $3.50, 84, 85 to 825. Qouren Dowx Coyrorrs Repvorp. ‘We will close out 18 Fine Quilted Sateen Down Comforts, which have been $15, at the reduced price of $10 each. ‘These make royal Christmas gifts, Banoarss Ix Cuexnzz Covers. ‘We have just madea judictous purchase in Best Quality @henille Table Covers, ox- Pressly suitable for holiday gifts Size 6-quarter. Size s-quarter, Size 10-quarter, on! Size 12-quarter, only. Goar For Ress, $2.15. As a special Christmas offer we will sell 500 Best Grade Floor Rugs, in white and gray, at the low price of $2.15 each. Small lot of Mottled Smyrna Mats, only Be. each. On account of having only this one size left of this quality we will offer3 by Ot. Smyrna Rugs, which have been €5.75, at the reduced price of 83.50 each. 500 Velvet, Moquet and Wilton Rug Hes- socks, only 50c. each. Torres Laxssvnons A. Kavrmay, 909 PA. AVE. N.W. Boos. Dos ee AND Userct a Semensohll Rie Ovr Boor I Depanrurxr foe Se poe prices Ay 3 Oon 'ENILES ea cnn oR eomsprane Canps Axp sentra ieee Yer near that 2 3 98c. zace, terest every the variety eo pleasing that custom- beet wack ta pour ee oa ‘and instructive. We Msted at 892—TWELVE PAGES. — OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS. BEST SHOPPING HOURS BRFORE 11 4M AND APTER 5S Pw. — ‘We can watt on many times more people than ever before—and do {t atelligently and satisfactorily, too ‘We have several thousand more equare fest of selling space than we ever had—e rapid cash system—four of the best and eafeet elevators made—nearly « thousand experienced employes—and twenty wagons with which Woorwann & Lornnor. 10TR, 11TH AXD F STS. ¥.W. ‘todeliver your purchases st any time it may suit your pleasure from now until December M4, inclustrs, If st any point of the store risitors do not get wood - BASEMENT. ‘Lith et. building—Books and Traveling Goods. ith st duilding—Druggtste’ Sundries, Jewelry, Leather Goods, Fans, Stetionery. Drews Trimmings, Buttons, Netions, Soaps, Optical Goods, Outlery and Gilver Ware. ‘First annex—Mon‘s Furn! kerchtets. Annex to 10th st. building—Bisck Dress Goods. BECOND FLOOR. ac eter ag White Goods, Cottons, Domestic Dress Goods, Ready-made Bedwear, Fian- nels and Blankets. ‘Firet annex—Shoes. Second annex—Millinery. improve. The clerks want to do well and always welcome suggestions offered ine friendly spirit. They are all experienced people, but some of therii recently come to us may not Know the locations of all the depart. ‘ments and therefore misdirect you: To save you any annoyance and with the intention of aiding you im mak. tng your holiday purchases, we publish today s complete list of the departments, with their locations Out Wout and use ites aguide It will facilitate your shopping and save you much annoyance. Tae “Carrow Sewrxo Macurse. QUITE NEW, BUT ALREADY A PAVORITE. services, Kindly and fairly toll us and we will try to SECOND 100 st. batuiine Sewins Machines, Muslin Uo Infants’ Goods. Gerweer, Aprons and ‘Annex to 10th st. buflding—Corseta, Lath et poniding Laine Cloaks and Batts, Goes mers, Misses’ and Children’s Clething. Ist and 24 anneres—Japance= Goods. 20th st. building—Furs, Shawls, Boye’ Clothing 20th ot build:ng Pictures, Toye, Games und Dolls, FIFTH FLOOR. 1th st. Dnfldine—Housefurnishing Goods. 10th et. butlding—China Ware, Glass Ware, Bric-- brac, Lamps, Clocks, Metal Goods amy Cut Crystal. SIXTH FLOOR, 30th st. usleonannee Come direct from the factory to us. By buying your machine here you can save the middleman’s, the agent's, profit, which means from $10 to $25. We have the Capitol” in several grades, made of the best materials and accompanied by » full set of attachments and # guarantes for five years. $19.50 to 630. — Qa floor. Asovr Xauas Haxpxencarers Hens. Wenever heardof such » gathering of Handker- chiefs before. You perhaps never saw so many—CEt- TAINLY NEVER IN WASHINGTON. The ehecrest. cobwebtest Aims from France, the Anest work of Irish looms and every worthy weave of Linen that takes Handbrrchief shape, nomatter where tt wes made. h large part of the Dress Goods section has been turned into ® Handkerchief parade ground. Counters and tables and shelves are loaded with flazen and silken treasures—thousands wpon thousands of them, and ‘vet what vou ses $2 but & suggestion of the piles in our stock roma. GETTING THEM BIGHT FROM THE MAKERS LETS US PUT SUCH LITTLE PRICES ON THEM. Such a Handkerchief business has not crown, by chance. It is with our Handkerchiefs as with our Linens— You don't need to be LINEN WISE to buy with safety here—All you need think of la this: Does st eutt you? Te tt the right snze and qualtty? Linen you now you wit! get—and the pure kind, too. The price you know will be little enough in every metanoe. Good points t remember, for during these busy days you ‘won't have time to examine and test to see if you are getting Linen, and of course for # present you won't care to give anything but Linen Handkerchiefs. ‘That's the kind we keep—that’s the kind we've built our wonderful reputation on We've no cotton-mized Handkerchiefs and no substitute for linen. ‘We recently gave you ® lst of medium and low- priced Handkerchiefs. ‘They are in sum and substance as follows: Ladies’ Linen Handkere! —12M¥0. to 810. — Ladies’ Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, —25 to Toe. — Ladies’ Silk Initial Handkerchiefs, B30. — Men's Linen Handkerchiefs, 126 to Tac. Man's Tinen Initial Ha Handkerchiefs, Men's Stik Ti Tata Bandkercblets, —S0e. to $1. — ‘Today the prices quoted are principally for “high class” grades of Linen, Lace, Mousseline de Sole, &c. For instance: Ladies’ All-linen Duchesse Lace Handkerchiefs— exquigite designs. Pog are perp dhoong Ladiov' All-linen Ext Fancy Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, with dice corners and real Valen- clennes lace edge. —#1.75. $2.20. $3, 83.75 to 87. — nen —$2. 50, $3, $3.75, $6.25, 810.50 and #18. — Ladies’ White Mousseline de Soie Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, handsomely embroiéored in white. —83 50, 84.50, 86.75 and 88. — In colors— —Sie., 75e., 81, $1.25. $1.50, 81.75 and $2 — Ladies’ White Mousseline de Soie Embroidered Handkerchiefs, hemstitched and edged with real ‘Valencionnes lace. —#4. 50 and $5.— (a Handkerchiefs bozed when desired. Ast oor... 10th st. building.) a Boosrs As Girrs. Nothing could express true friendship better than Books. The obstacle of suiting the age has not to be overcome, as there are books for all ages. from those of one syllable for the little tots to the deepest works of scienoe, history and art. ‘Think of Books at fair prices only, and that price, 4s like as not, balf or quarter of the publishers’. ‘Among the new Books arriving daily are: “THE THIRSTY SWORD." by Robert Leighton. —$1.15.— “S$OME STRANGE CORNERS OF OUR COUN- TRY,” by C. F. Lunnis. —$1.20.— “ESSAYS IN LITERARY INTERPRETATION,” by Hamilton W. Nesbie. —81.10.— ‘“ADMIBAL PARBAGUT."ty Out. A. ¥, Mahow, “TOM PAULDING,” Brander ‘Matthew. —81.20.— “THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,” by Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Illustrated, with five plates in colors and forty designs in black and wite. “BARNARD OF CLAIRVAUX; THE TIMES, THE MAN AND HIS WORK," by Rev. Dr. B.S. Starrs, —82.00.— “CHILDREN'S RIGHTS,” by Kate Douglass Wig- —Te.— ““THE AMERICAN CLAIMANT,” by Mark Twain. —$1.10.— “ZIG-ZAG JOURNEYS ON THE MISSISSIPPI,” by Hezekish Butterworth. —$#1.10.— “AT SUNDOWN," by John G. Whittier, —$1.20.— ae 6a Fou can write for whatever you want and be served as weil as {7 you came to the store, Slippers—embroidered black and tan goat and seal leather—all the styles. Embroidered, $1.09 to $2.50. ‘Leather, 81.50 to $3.00. Ladies’ Evening Slippers—sstin, susde, kid and patent leather. Satin, Red, White, Blue and Pink, $3.00 an4 §3.50. isyaeegta eee pe $2.00 63.00 ‘500 yards of Satin Striped Apronette Lawn. 40 inches wide, marked down to close. Near Millinery Department. Fox Tue Gornsommp Sroox. Only by visiting our stores early and often during these remaining day* will you be able to keep apace with the rapidly cocurring events of interest. TRUNKS, BABY CARRIAGES, CABINETS, Reduced te aimost haif prices. TRAVELING BAGS AND VALISES, At marked-doen prices. BABY CARRIAGES that were 616.00, $18.00 and $20.00 arenow —815.00.— TRUNKS that were $6.00, $7.00 and 68.00 are now —85. 00. — CABINETS that were 4.00 and $5.00 aro now —22.5.— And eo on throughout the entire stock. ‘st door... reser neneGoldschinid or $4 annex.) — Srecurs For Tomorzow Os Frere Fron Bilver-plsted Banquet Lamp, good central-drat burner, 12-tnch linen shade, any color. Complete for —#2. 25. Brass Tables, threo styles, 12.4 -tneh onyx teps— CUT GLASS.—Arrenced on & special tablein the erystal room will be found Cut Glass Carafes, De- canters, Flower Vases, Cream Pitchers, Crueta, Spoon Trays, Fratt Bowls, Punch Bowls and Bon-bon ‘Trays of several styles and shaves. Wore 85.25 to 96.75. Your choloe for —o— IN BRIO-A-BRAC.ART ROOM.—Another special table containing pieces in **Royal Worcester,” “Crown Derby,” **Doulton,” rian,” **Teplitz," “French ke. Were 5.25 to 87. In the ith st building you will find in operation. THE PERFECTION” MEAT CUTTER, Which bas proven ereat success. THE “KEYSTONE” BEATER, THE “GEM” CAKE PAN And Tha **One-Minuta® Cope Pot. ‘Try a sample cup of coffee and « piece of ecake. (Sth floor.. -10th and 11th st. buildings.) —o— Is Dow Deranrwest. A Fine Bisque Doll, Two Dresses end s Trunk, finely enameled and nickel che! trimmed. Many mows euch 3 wuch bargains daily. Is Tor Deranruese. ‘Barnum's Calliope, # popular musical toy, ususily sold for 250. —100.— weesseeseee 20th ot. building. ) eee Reas As Xuas Grete. When picking out your holiday gifts don't neglect the Rugs. Fit in anywhere; welcome everywhere. Lurarious bits of brightness. As near to being a Joy forever as anything youare likely to buy. The rich Oriental Rugs have been reduced to close them out. ‘They are on the second floor near Muslin Uj Department. Here are some Smyrnas and others at lower prices than you can buy them for anywhere else. Domestic Smyrna Rugs— 18x26 inches, 70:. 20x54 inches, $1.75. " Worth $2.50. 80x60 inches, $2.25. Worth $3.25. 6x0 feet, $13.50. Mx12 feet, 828.75. Chinese Goat pat Rams, SOueB tastes, Witte Angoes Doms Sts08 toc, (Ath floor.. re Robes, ——#4.00 to $10.00.— ‘Large lines of Oriental Rugs, Moquette Rugs, In- — RT KMERY'S DAILY LETTER CERISTMAS TOILET ARTICLES, CHRISTMAS RIBBONS AND LAST BUT WoT LEAST—CNRISTMAS CLOaKS. pout [ymprei Ata: Untrits Umbrellas crave ettention today. They also had 18 from payers this mornine Excellent Gloria Umbrellas, with metaral Cifferent Kinds of bandies, embracing born si ver, corneliaa. tvery. shell, porcelain, silver tnisid, Dresten. &o., @5 to 812 Colored Aik Kato proof Umbrelias ta nevy aad cardinal, natural woot, porcelain, ivory and Dresden handles, #3 to #5.50. vise H. MK: 933 P: Ag N.W. 1 Isexrexstve Prrsexts ‘That are useful, sessonable and credit able te the donor are selections from OUR stock of RUBBER POOTWEAR— we put the stress on OUR because we only keep makes that we KNOW are RELIABLE, ——The “MARVEL” Pore Pars Gam—— Ladies’ Ioubber, Tie.—— ——STORM RUBBERS. —— —For Men, Te.—— —For Ladies, ae. and S0o.—— ——<Hlewied oF Spring Hoel.) ——For Misses and Children,—— ——30 and 400 -— ——RUBBER BOOTS. — ——For Men, €2 and ap.—— ——For Boys an4 Youths, @1.25 snd @1.50—— ——For Ladies, $1.25.— ——For Misnes ond Children, 1 snd @1.25.—= ——ARCTIC BUTTON OVERSHOES,—— ——Hesied 07 Spring Hoot —— ——For Ladies, @1.80.— ——For Misses, $1.25. — ——For Cnildren, €1.00 — Other Storm Protectore:, Holiday Attractions Cork-eole Shoes | Arectal ante of For Men, Laiies [Mens, Borw and and Children. — ‘Ladies’ Totlet Men's Fnglish Grain Water-proof Shoes, €2. ‘Men's Calf, Kip and Grain Boots. — ‘Lamb's-woo! Insoles, ‘Red-top Boots {ail tame except Men's, for Little Boys, $1.00. 20e. « pair. Wx Hans & Cos RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 990 AND 022 SEVENTH STREET, 1914 AND 1916 PA. AVR, 291 PA. AVE. 6 E | Ovex Evesusos User. Camsraas, a ‘The increasing Dusiness we have en- Joyed from year to year attest to the ee ‘We request you te examine our stock. ‘You will net be urged to purchase, ‘You will find many ‘things te please your fancy and at prices that you will con- fader reamonabie. All foods for Which you pay over $1 will be engraved or marked fm gilt free of eee LEATHER Articles, snd of our store as the best 1231 Pexs. Ave N.W, ~ 1218 As 1220 8 & NW, and Muff, real thibet..... ..-rseer-04.80 Pur Baby Carriage Boves....-.e0e--e-+85:00 90 Robes for 87.75 and 86.50 Robes. ......4..+9y-95. 73 (09.75 Very Chotce White Pur Robes..............88 75 $3.98 soe we ton Fancy ctowm Box Coste, | Curprews GRETCHENS, wee 4 6 and 8 ae mai ee! years, reduced to $3.48 for choice. Newmarkets, ‘isee 10, 18 and 14 years, reduced to @5.48 for chates. Tax Paras Rorat. (A. LISNER), —Se. yard. — TS vieces of Foysh Angon Lave, oil he ‘uew desiens end coloring. 41 inches, ‘2% pieces of Satin Striped Apronette Lawn, 41 inches wide. —lSe. yard. — 400 Apron Patterns, sstin border, sides and bottom. —BSc. each. — (Been $008 -..e0-ar0-ren--e-enervenceneneceeneg: sesessesseseeacssarees: aeseserseessnseseeneresenecenseel it Ot Bldg.) of double strength, and while csemingty Diqher in price, yet when the fullness of Ste fragrance is considered 18 ia of better BA.DB soe ene 05.75 cnevict Box Costs. All sizes | 96 wise ond in bine, black and brown. $3.48 soe tae Latter Black Cheviot Conte that ‘have Leen erabled for at €4 cach. (Ses abvee for Pure.) are Ree REN