Evening Star Newspaper, December 24, 1892, Page 4

_THE EVENING STAR. | ceropestcotest nti 1 .m. WASHINGTON. SATURDAY. . - December 7“, (ROSEY 8. Norrs t8 THE EVENING STAR bas « regul: permancet circulation in Washington three times larger hat of any other paper in the city. Ae a leeal NEWS paper and Ad~ A “Merry Christmas!" The exclamation that | - : bubbles cheerfully ont from millions of season- ! pe E BR Bye 4 sbly expanded souls and rings in millions of | j- tingling ears the whole world over. ‘This is the | = Christmas time; the sunshine of winter, whose aioe rays ilominate skies that may be steely cold 00 F course tonight you are busy finishing up your end penetrate even the thresteningly-gray holiday and srranging for the fee- clouds; the warmth that makes hearts to glow | 00 a a jr pecan cuba and awakes to charitable life the biber-| — — nating instinets of normally-generous man- moment this evening to do yourselves s good tura— hind. All the countless things most peo- put this offering down for immediate attention Tuse- pie have to be thankful for are mentally | say morning. Ite come spectal markings on broken more vivid at this season than during the No- vember festival which, gives the United States | “@¢f MERINO UNDERWEAR. There are quite « ‘cpportunity to expres ite gratiude for the | Btmber of them—for we have had s rousing good sea- incontrovertible fact that it is not as | sa. ‘The more we do the more odds and endsthere ere ether nations are. And this Christmas | scomutste. sun ie shining more brilliantly now then ever | “Fs, sac on seat what wohave ia before. The Poritani= of early American history in New Engiand bas been displaced by | Better look into the matter—TONIGHT if you can— the at once moxe ancient and more modern | TUESDAY atthe latest. spirit of festueity such as was common in the | southern colonies, and now there is almost unt-| 4 sy versal celebration of the one day that should pre-eminently be the holiday of the year. The | S*rt#er. str that first commenced to shine above Ju-| LADIES’ PLAIN MEDIUM AND ewe paint shinee now for the whole| HEAVY NRIGNT MERINO, VEeTs—wih world with a beilliancy that increases as} s LADIES’ SWISS RIBBED VESTS and one Christmas succeeds another. Butallis not} PANTS —Aeaey weighto—50e. each NOW. wonsbine. There are deep shadows in which ae vice and smenking crime strive to bide them- selves from the gracious beams; cold, cheer- less, subterranean prisons, where lie, rotting and freezing, countless incarnations of binsted hopes and fruitless promises of useful lives, ark alleys throagh which the marderously- cen winds sweep in search of illelad and phys jeally-starved unfortunates who seem doomed to suffer and to die in a nd that makes proud boast of ite riches and wide- spread prosperity. ‘The Christmas holiday will | Beawen syne LADIES: PAST BLACK, REAVT- | WEIGHT COTTON and WOOL MIXED { EQUESTRIAN TIGHTS—REDUCED from | $1.25 to 81.10. ALL-WOOL TIGHTS RE- DUCED from $1.65 to $1.45. | Chemote Feate— | Abdominal Bando LADIES BLACK and WHITE, ALL | ‘WOOL CORSBT COVE! ‘Aleeves be unutually long this year for Sunday @&d LGb SOW. Wan Lows cuteness Monday will be joined in one There CUT HIGH tn the NECK—81 75 NOW. will be happiness im thousands of Wash- | ington homes where will be apparent the | annual ebildhood of men and women and whence will ismne the gleeful shouts of de-| lighted Little ones; fires will blaze and crackle | and roar; tables will be inden with the good things of earth; gaily-decorated Christmas trees will creak beneath their decorative bur- | some sets dens; legend and story take form and renew | their youth But this enjoyment should not breed forgetfulness of the poverty and suf fering with which this city, like all other cen- | ters of population, is afflicted. Remember that | He whom the world reveres and to whom Magi journeyed from afar wns 00 | poor that Fle was born in the/ manger of s stable, sbaring the shelter! that bad been erected for cattle, and that He, when He rose to his natural grentness| y 1. taught us who have to care for those who have | not. This is the work to which many may to- | “Aé#dren— night apply themselves and which will bring ae Saree amenr ve, Diessings unumbered. There is « bloom and . PA TT! WERS— fragrance in the season that none, however! = Dtcey trom BO One ene ee ee thoughtless, however indifferent, however lack- each. LADIES’ CHAMOIS VESTS—high neck and no sleeves—83 NOW. High neck end (ong sleeves—84 50 NOW. LADIES’ SANITARY WOOL ABDOMI- NAL BANDS—white and natural colors— sizes 1 to 6—Sbe. for No. 1 NOW—with rise of Se. on a ntzn, For the men— MEN'S NATURAL WOOL SHIRTS—14¢ and 36—and 32, 34.and 42 size DRAWERS: REDUCED from $1.75 to $1 each. MEN'S SOFT, MEDIUM - WEIGHT SHIRTS and DRAWERS — REDUCED from Tie. to fie. each. MEN'S HEAVY-WEIGHT SHIRTS DRAWERS—REDUCED from 5c. to wach. ing m belief, ean ignore or find no pleasure in. Ppa compe pen y 2: Let us so labor on this Christmas eve that our Sevaluaie men eee Christmas day may be one of unmixed enjoy- the larver ones. ment. unvered happiness. CHILDREN $ HEAVY NATURAL WOOL oe VESTS, PANTALETTES and WERS Few. if any, newspapers display more active —S0c. NOW for 16-inch—only » 6c. rise on futerest im army matters than does the New —— York Times, and as there is evidently technical Knowledge behind this interest it is rather «g- prising to find the Times practically opposing ‘the Mitebell bill, which provides for the mobili- zation of 50.000 national guardsmen at Chicago ext August ‘We have made poor prices poorer—which only seems to set the qualities out still stronger. If we hed s fail run of sitesin these different lots they would never limp out on such slender cratches. Business demands concessions sometimes—even from values. This is one of those necessary tnes—and they have been made—liberal ones. Don't forget—elther tonight—or Tuesday. Did you read our list of reductions on our holiday lines that couldn't muster a com- plete variety? That ought to urge youto come here tonight. You can see the Under- ‘Wear at the same time. It is hardly to be supposed, that a session making prete omy would launch out into such an expenditure for a purpose whic pretense, could be eniled necosary. statement is made in the face of the fact that many millions of dollars are annually disbursed in Europe to fully test the mobilizing ability of ‘officers and the fncilities of railroads as to the transportation of troops. How many army officers are there who, since the war of the re- bellion, have handled and eubsisted 5,000 men Stone time? The ides that the expenditure proposed in the Mitchell bill is annecessary ean eviy be supported by an argument founded on the theory that an army ought never to learn anything until the time comes for :t to take the field and tight. Sen “NINTH AND THE AVENUE” Cbrisimas charities in thie city have been | ss neither few nor infrequent, but none of them | "*tsbltshed 1860. and bapemcrasrectennad bave ever med the proportions which | ie * make * Evestso Stax Santa Claus b much m notable feature of this Boliday season. And the children did it. Nearly eighteen thousand of the bors and girls con- tributed their mites to secure membership in the organ: and around ghis nucleus ehustered gifts of the fathers and Prnnvs, ion Jewelry! Flanagan's Establishment, S31 Seventh st. nw, the mothers snd of the brothers and sisters whe Were too far advanced in years to secure a | Place on the club's roll. Food and clothing | and fuel have been contributed most liberally and | there is no lack of the toys in which childhood | delight. All these good gifts will be rapidiy | andequitnbiy distributed ard already much misery Aas been rel te nm which has accomplished so much and will ac- P complixh much more is working most ERFUMES satisfactorily. That it dows so is due very largely to the enthusiastic efforts of the | 'S EXTRA LARGE SIZES FOR CHRISTMAS. sehool authonties—from iden pabiie athory rom the president miami td ef the scboot board to the last-appointed teacher—and to oth . iv w delight is is ot | Ie ivory, Celluloid and Wood Becks. | PNQUISITEL’ Rew — 4 ah @ ¥ PERFUMED SOAPS The Dututh board of trade has called acon Yention (to be beid in Washing @f commercial associations to weet January 32 to discuss the contruction of a deep-water | canel to connect the great lakes with the At-{ lantic oeean, ® magnificent project and | one that deserves the serious thought that it is} @-3a receiving. The projectors have a great deal to OS? GH LEE ride them in the way of other men’s experi. If you bre- seat Fou with « bal doses AND SACHETS. , of course,) W. 8. THOMPSON, Pharmacist, 708 15th st. epees. wee - yn the day of the duel M. It te printed th Deroulede kissed hie friends good-bye and dis. | = Rast oe tributed lorks of hair befo-e be step, into AVIS Seg cache tedararchpten carer MENS “LSGNCIBEE: DEES SHIRTS aie Present yourvelf with them. — wee Some prominent Canadians are now tacking hopefully about mdependence. They view itas More regular for Canada to consider her pros- yeets for securing « divorce before arranging for @ uew union. = 6 Fet $5. 856 Eset: ‘ Tre Oid Tomers.* SB. ELLERY end JOS. H. IRELAND, Managers Branch Balto. Shirt Factory, sein en, — 7. — Toxienr The promptness with which the danger of 18 CHRISTMAS EVE. Cholera in thie country next year has been Ifyou Pave forgotten to provide for any friend you still have « chance to select from our elegant © best possible - 7 - - stock of ‘There ix a wide inter the question of pass: cw ‘Mas Whether of not Mr. Cleveland bas been con- i ice —_ Yerted from bis homeopathic ideas with refer- newe ence to oficial change = Home Frenchman, with the hat distingwiehes bis race. Date as his chore of wear ov. PL become dangeron. - — - Col, Elliot Shepard's Jevenile poetic par- | exyems are now being ruthinvely dvagged forth tobumibate him. Hisenemics ave Sendtishly rele tion SFAne Ovex Au. Nica 8 F.S. Wun & Co., | bRUGGISTS, ome Unuer Masonic Temple. DBE ‘THE PEREEERS QUESHEE f novelty yet name brick- ‘Then the duet ee - Bven so colossl aseandal os tbe Paname s ' canal irregularity is not euiicient to put the | ASD COME TS US | For A LAF: St. Louis ean at least reflect that her city A SBE O§ treasury shortage is s bigger effort than Chi- BuS-A-BES AT CoE ~ eago has mode iu that line fer some time. ee cuate ren sg 0otben ake : BR. \r - - tracks im the ay é OPEN THIS EVENING TILL 10:30. be CLOSED ALL Da¥ MONDAY. fendi Barone ‘THE DAWN or ‘THE JOYOUS CHRISTMAS MORN WE WANT TO SAY JUST A WORD OR TWO IN KINDLY RECOGNITION OF THE GENEROUS CONFIDENCES OF OUR MANY FRIENDS. ‘Tats ts rae ramreente pecex- BER SINCE OUR BUSINESS WAS BE- GUN, AND THE SALES THIS MONTH ‘WERE LARGER IN VALUE AND VOLUME THAN EVER BEFORE. THIS YEAR IS YAR AHEAD OF THE BEST WB EVER HAD. WE NEVER BEFORE SENT OUT USED 50 MANY CLERKS, AND NEVER BEFORE SERVED 80 MANY PEOPLE 80 RASILY OR 80 SATISFACTORILY. Tum onowrxe nerorarton oF — 24, 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES. Laxssvrcu & Bro. CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY. Ovex War Late Tomczt Waar Is Waster: ‘ Warr . Is Tue Marrze: . —Why don’t you go aheed and buy? ‘The cash? —Never mind that—you don’t need it. Our EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM is as good asabdank account to you. Don't judge it by Your own—or anybody's else—experience with other “*part payment” plens. OURS is a HELP—not a hindrance. We don't tieyou all up in legal bow-xnots, Itissimp!y a. plain understanding between us that you will Pay a little at the time you purchase— and we leave it to you whether it shall be ‘weekly or monthly curtatlings of the balance. Onxamenrar. : Wresex Bruen or W.. H. Horne, STH ST. AND PENX. AVE Gurar Dave Sar xx MM A gSBy xx ug oak f xx ae eh OSs | ie 3 MM Ava Sss5 | Presexts 00 <8 a i be ‘Just remember that the meakest man in the YY 00 u ‘World can lifta ton of coal—bucketftt at atime. Y ooudg ¥ oo | UU ‘That's what en EQUITABLE CREDIT sYs- TEM does—mates easy lifts of what would otherwise be burdens. A choice bere is made from a complete stock. Yo must anian your Christiuas shopping tonieht, as the leading establishments are to be closed all day on Monday. ASHINGTON CENTER —— = =a oe HOA wy Et 99, 921 and 925 7TH S TATL TRADE I8 A NEW SOURCE OF sa Vie -S ee miaiw & ——— A PROSPERITY FOR THE ENTIRE CITY. HESS W Es == xp THE PEOPLE WHO STAND BY THEIR G6 MAS-ACHUSETTS AVE. Biiene CITY AND SUPPORT ITS ENTERPRISES Have son neara ot the tour hours of fal redue- oe ER FELLOW BUILDERS OF THAT tion’ in prices at the Palais Royal tonight? PROSPERITY. seseseness: F, Z $1, $1.25 and 81.50 Celluloid Bab borer hia SFE BEBSSSSSESSESSESSESB RSS oe Bavsazs Asp Mrmaons Bay Uk $= THE ELECTROPOISE | INDIGESTION AND ENCOURAGEMENT GIVEN US ngonh BEBE UU t $2> FOR SALE FOR RENT CURED, SO STEADILY BY YOUR PATRONAGE, tr on oot 2 Bor tour nours—ftrom 6:39 to 10:30. EASY TERMS. PARTICULARLY DURING THE CHRIST- % ex, tg oomeeieasaner ‘MAS SEASON, WE HEARTILY THANK 50 Axp 65¢. Prices are to be lowered to less than wholesale quo- | §3- DISPLACEMENT, CURED, oe S CR ACH! YOU ALL WHO HAVE SHOWN SUCH IN- Brvsnrs neeee Ba Ey ss wo CURED BY ‘on pe RI u Lt to TEREST IN WHAT WE ARE DOING Select ont of there for presents. pega haat Saas ss THE ELECTROPOISE. PILES revs Robe 7 ead TO BUILD FOR WASHINGTON A RE- AStew! for ® Pook = Ee So- Mr 8. D. Thurman, 803) cuREp, 20 var wr 88 ut Ree Sar 12th st. now., says: “One TAIL ESTABLISHMENT SURPASSED BY A Comber for $1.50, eq F oo “uw OR OR {Grenades gegen ipread for $2. ! = A pair ot Curtains Gace) for ease of 25 years’ standing NONE IN THE COUNTRY. 80, WITH A ie at pa is ene for 67:00. SF whieh tad baffled the highest | DIPHTHERIA MUCH GRATIFICATION aT THE 2 Plush ac F TRGun decent astoantinic tegen Cita ences = —— CURED, LARGEST SUCCESS OUR BUSINESS HAS be tg Healy ‘ = eae oe eee toe hans); 58 adapted the goods are for Christmas the greater the EVER ATTAINED, WE ARE STIMULATED Half dozen Haudkerchiets (siik), @4.. yy a ies reductions in prices. PNEUMONIA TO DO MORE AND BETTER FOR THE A Satin Corsets . CURED, A pair of Wal ‘3 sDs— Abie of Kid Gl SERVICE OF OUR FRIENDS—THE 2 Piano Cover Hop (00, U Uo RRR 685s PUBLIC-THAN EVER. fants Saree Oe, Hal 88 0 U Rew Ss, | | EE WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE oS ES 1ethst. naw, saya: | eee, AFull D ess Shire, $1.50. = rented | fully asses, CURED, JEASON, AP. t Book, $1. Colds and ronchitis wit! aI , WE ARE A Wetting vit B50. HOURS:—6:30 to 10:20 tonight. $5. the Electropoise. I find it onan . Ka very restful.” z a I a cere. Be go.50, PLACE:—The Palais Royal, 121h st. and Pa. ave. | SF — INSOMNTA WOODWARD & LOTHROP. A sotot D hens’ W rks, $4.08. $2- LADIES may consult pri-| CURED, ies’ Siceveless 3 OCCASION:—Greatest four hours’ sale ever held. | S97 va'eiya LADY ASSISTANT = ee gk ee aoe $F ofextenaed experience in the —— in. #2. , ea- Of experience ASatin Fan, 82. | Gaz Use of the Electropoise. ALL | RHEUMATISM A Feather Fan, #3.08. bs aes 0: “po _— Now there are ever eo many articles suitable for | $i” The children may be looxing at Suint Nicholas 3 a cunsn, Proseuis. which afe pot pu. fu fmint. Uutare beaut — a Mieo uevopen Us LB) tonne in the window of NO. 1117 Pennsylvania ave. while one | 8 = SLOSED ALL DAY Monpay. SS 5. K. HILL, Solicitor, BY THE L A gy x or more of the older folks are selecting presents for Es onainedi: ELECTROPOISE. Eo RA NRE ATLANTIC ELECTROPOISE) A 50-PAGE NNN them in the store. imi sae fun 24 5 38 = COMPANY, BOOKLET BOR ERR = 1405 N. ¥. Ave. FREE. ap i Guoves: im Brorsstxa aa WHO HAS TOO MANY? ask Ger Fors % Torspar tai Guoves: Your WE WILL HOLD 420, 422, 404. 496 7TH ST. WHAT BETTER PRESENTS? . Currsraas A Rewsasr Cresstxe Sure Groves: BOUGHT WITHOUT RISK. eS FE. cue T; - A fo Groves: ee ee ee Tre THAT ARE GUARANTEED. . CHRISTMAS THRONGS CANNOT BUT DO E olen Y ouLL Ger ‘YE G a‘ ee ee eee Or TOVES! \EN'S, WOMEN'S, CHILDREN'S. Tae Besr SOMEWHERE. WITH THE JOSTLING C Asp Tur Cwrarzsr— ND HI THE NDS /HRISTMAS: If Palais Royal Gloves are given the recipient is as- = 2 : master ae S. vi Palais Royal” i ata ped inside the gloves any 25, 40 Axo 60 Crs, i s mm bg ee ra ie a Be ee woman knows it is a fusrantee—all ‘Palais Royal” ‘There is only a short time left in which | Gloves are guaranteed. eee. STORES THIS IS INEVITABLE. LOTS OF A ee A ea sentation a suitable box free of. charze. NGS, . ARE SCRATCHED, ss are selected @ discount of S per cent a a arse ne fetabliiment abounds. with usta Gn. & Sox, Con. 112 Asp F Sre. MUSSED, TUMBLED AND CHIPPED PROM handsome presents suitable for every- red any time after Christmas. Will also be tried Oven This Evening. ace HANDLING. HANDKERCHIEFS, FANCY dedy, including Easy Chairs, Rocking | om st our risk and new gloves furnished should the AX Chairs, Reception Chairs, Parlor Desks, GOODS. BRIC-A-BRAC, CHINA AND THE - 5 % AY GOODS USED IN THE WINDOWS AND Screens—in fine, all the numerous arti- mae ret Gilgen 6 on agin Sopa eh OTHER DISPLAYS—THEY ARE ALL FOR cles found in a modern, nineteenth cen- | pair. See te . English Dogskin Gloves with fleece lining, with or DIES just fresh made, SALE NOW FOR WHAT THEY'LL FETCH, coh oops oe see without fur tops. Good for 98, ; best for 81.35 qpouldece SHEETZ votay, AND THE PRICES WE PUT ON THEM WILL se testers Pe cial Gioed. mul <b acs cae HizMt alcne without « stop, so, €@ See handsome display in window. | offered for only 5c. pain, iiggee fromm ant lott cepa kinds. SELL THEM QUICELY AS SOON AS THE ——. too, 25, 35 aud 60 CENTS a POUND. NEWS GETS AROUND. THERE ARE REM- } LADIES" English Tan Fleeced Castor Beaver Gloves Geo. Busrrsanrn, foron y @ neEté: Candy Creator: LOTE & F StS NANTS OF DRESS GOODS, TOO, AND LACES AN RIBBONS AND SILKS AND VELVETS AND LINENS, &. THE AC- CUMULATIONS ARE SOMETHING ENOR- Forsrrene Axp Upnotstery Goons, 515 Sevextu Sr. N.W. English Silk Gloves, fleeced so that-the hand fs not made to look cu:ubersome, 75c. and $1 a pair. Best Black Cashmere Gloves for only 50c. The 825.00 Aovaxcen $25.00 MOUS. YOU SEE THERE'S XO TIME IN THE RUSH TO WATCH AGAINST REM- NANT MAKING. EVERY PIECE 18 CUT AND THE BALANCE LAID ASIDE. NOW COMES THE OVERHAULING. OUT WITH THE REMNANTS. THEY MUST GO, TRE WEEK BETWEEN CHRISTMAS AND THE NEWYEARI9 THE HARVEST TIME FOR REMNANT BUYERS. Nexr wees raere win ex im PORTANT THINGS TO SAY. STEADY PREPARATIONS GOING ON FOR THE NEXT MOVE—WON'T TELL YOU TODAY —TOO BUSY TO ENTER INTO DETAIL. ‘THEN, TOO, YOUR MINDS ARE PREOC- CUPIED. IT WON'T BE DESIRABLE, HOWEVER, TO MISS THE IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS WHICH WILL FOL- LOW EACH OTHER RAPIDLY IN THE DAYS JUST COMING. aa Ee Cans To Bz Esonaven Fon “Naw Yeansr pass Drs St: SMAI. we. Sites & Stee Fer Xiu Git AT HSQvEE & SRYBERR {ce Senne. 423 | usual 30°. Gloves for only 39c. pair. e Pe Flecced Cashinere Gloves in colo-s, Only 30e. pair | Erne, Hundred hen nuvanced govt Poy for best quality. Jang, “The company placed a certain number of Twenty-five cents for Worsted Mittens. on the market Yor the purpose of purchasing machin- Heavy Silk Mittens, not fleeced, $1, $1.25, $1.50. | $f.end Ihoroughls samippine the wine for operation, CHILDREN'S—Miswos!, Girlst and Boys’ Enaiish | payinu'ore ta now a feet. he prospects im the Meat Where Guer Moxey Gors F, ARTHEST, | Doxekin Gloves with fur tops and fleece lining, 96c. | future for the comoany are so encouraging, hence the z Kid Mittens, lined, &., 50c. and 63c. ‘Row is your oppoctanity se make nao ‘You have so many friends at Christmas ‘Worsted Mittens, S5c. pair. ‘stock Will be worth more in a short you want to give them all presents, but you are not rich. You have probably been wish- ing for a store where you could buy some- thing handsome of good high quality ata low Price so that you may be enabied to re- member all your friends with s handsome yet not expensive present. The sum of it * all is to make your money goasfar gs pos- sible. Tn this dilemma we are not only will- ing, but anxious toserve you. Our stock of High Grade Perfumes and Extracts, Spy th ie Pe ee peckeere eee met a Geteeen io drog rash Ne store in “age has carefal and paren Hou for gift seckors as wer aat Pow eitl Fe ed ed a ‘the best ones seth ees, ~ Pifrarnat Extracts, box of two half-ounce juvestment, as Scotch Wool and English Cashmere Gloves, 25c., | tie. ‘Se. and 50c. pair. DIRECTORS: HON. H. TOWNSEND MO sy ©. C. CLEMEN 8, F._8.” WILLIAMS, P, R. VAN MATER. Office: Room 68, Loan and Trust building, Lavres) Loxvox Noverty Groves. If men want to select just what ladies desire, or, if the reader is alady and she would treat herself to the vers latest London novelties, here they are: ‘The new reds, blues and greens in the 4-button English Dogskin Gloves, with white kid binding at wrist and large white pearl buttons, and only $1.50 a pair. ‘The new 4-button Black Chevrette Gloves, with fancy stitching in red, yellow, lavender and only 91.500 patr. ‘The new London Red Kid Gloves, with four big red pearl buttons, white, yellow and redailk stitching, and only 82a pair. Here are Long Undressed Kid Mousquetaires that women wear; 8-button length for $1.53 and $1.85; ‘12 button for $2.25; 16 button for $2.75; 20 button for $3.50. White and all evening shades, Correct Groves For Mes. ‘Not only correct styles and colors, but correct fit. ‘Men can have the latter demonstrated at our risk. ‘We prefer to fit the Gloves to your hand, as we guar- ‘and would be assured they are free from Jou leave the store, for men here or exchanged TEN PER CENT OFF FOR Casi. For the Holidays we are showing the grandest line of LADIES’ EMBROID- ERED HANDKERCHIEFS tobe found in this market. Also a splendid line of UMBRELLAS, all kinds, sizes and now ‘designs in handles, On sil of which we ‘allow a cash discount of 10 cents off the dollar. i ; W. M. SHUSTER SONG, 919 PEXN. AVENUE ONE PRICE. i i F i i i f if i z : i 8 g tet 4" u i i : i i ! g W. G. Merzesorr & Co, i F ie ‘Have just received for the holidayss fine ‘Jot of Music Boxes, Stewart, Fairbanksand i ti i i Beginning Monday morning we will place on sale ‘Our entire collection of Holiday Goods ata | CASE DISCOUNT OF | } 10 Pre Cesz Any purchase made @uring this sale will be delivered on Xmas eve if 0 desired. In making a present give something aseful as well as ornamental. Some one of the following articles will all Your eye and cive pleasureto the recipient: Rattan Rockers, in beautiful shapes, from 82.50 up. Solid Oak Saddie-seat Rockers from $2.50 up. Large Rockers, upholstered in silk plush and tapestry, from $3.75 up. Reception Chair in efit. Gt Corner Chairs. Music Cabinets, in all woods, from $8.50 up. + one of thone lethe Par Animale ex? Stylish, petty and To Bor A Waar: a a ae 3 aie at- € me @ ° ‘335 5 “ene = WE CLOSED OTT FROM A LEADING CLOAg [MANUFACTURER MIS ENTIRE SAMPLE LINE | OF LADIPS CLOAKS AT A GREAT SACRIFICE AND OFFER THEM AT USUAL P IC°S THIS LINE COMPRISES La- DIES THREP-QUAKTER COATS, RERFERS, CAPE COATS, &e., IX TANS, BLUE AND BLACK. ABOUT HALE THEIR TAR PRICES OF THESE WRAPS RANG'D F. OM $15 To 45. IF yoU CAN GRT FITTED PROM THIS LoT YOULL, URELY GET APARGAIN. WE HAVE MARKED THEM FROM. #8.50 TO @22.50, OK ABOUT MALE THE REGU. LAR PRICES, OUR REGULAR 8: AND CHILDREN'S FROM 10 TO 2% PRICES. WHY N WHEN YOU CAN @ A SMALL OUT Ladies’ Wraps from Miswea? Wraps fro Children's Wraps f ok OF LADIRG, MIseRe APS AT A DISCOUNT OF PER CENT OFF MARKED A WRAP POR A PRESENT T A GOOD ONE WITH SUCH 50 to #7 nO 2 fail to inspect our stock of Cloaks befor Jouxsox & Lerreen, TAS Market space Parlor Tables, in all woods and shapes, from $1.95 up. Parlor Cabinets in cherry and mahogany. Beautiful China Closets, side and corners, from $17.50 up. Ladies’ Desks, in mahogany, curly mapie, birch and oak, from $8.50 ap. Book Cases, in mahogany and oak, from S0up. Solid Oak Sideboards from 817.50 up. Dining Tables in all sizes. Large Onk Wardrobe, cedar lined, with two 18x40 bevel mirrors in doors, $39.50; has been #80. Special for this week ons and not subject to the discount given above— We will give a good 40-1b. Hatr Mattress with every Chamber Suite sold this week at #50 or over. Afew patterns of Moquette and Body Bras- ‘sels Carpets on which we are making svecial Pricestociose them out Agood thing fora present. STORE OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M. W. H. Hore a19.1w Liyery Xaas Bancarss Urrows ered Match 1ede Fy ys and ‘Toot oben, Portmchaicn, Mirrors, Wagons, Homa, Whisks ii hold-rm, Sse ‘Bras Bearfe, "Handkerctiets, “Gloves, il Thdervear, We Bota Unbecling Bisque Fru: Ot rr Sets, Ciobselias,, Bisque Fucures, Giehaue, $28 Drees Goons of a ind from, Worsted to Stik jankets, Comforts, Coun vs ens at won a. Counterbaee, ee BRODHEAD & Co. Double Stores, 1819-1821 14th st. n.w., near 8. ann Roxbury Roxbury Rexbury Roxbury Koxvury Roxbury Porbury Roxbury Roxbury Roxbury Roxbury Roxbary Roxbury Koxbury Koxbury Rye kre Kye CLEANEST, PUREST AND BEST ny RYE WHISKEY IN THE Bye UNITED STATES. Eye Theonly Whiskey that is controtiet Bye exclusively by the Distiller, and is Fe Soc teccspoeest tote sineion ie the market. ye ROXBURY RYE ts made from the FS Chotcest_ Rye and Pure Mountain ve Spring Water, and. beng absolutely, Rye ure, for Medicinal use it has no Rye a. Be ‘old Girect tothe Hive Retail Trae, but cannot be had of Hye ¥holesale dealers, compe tec: Eye tisers or blenders of witakey- Rye The following. prominent Grocers Rye im Washington sellit- Be ‘ Co.. 025 Pa. ave. Rye 1 & Baker’ 480 Pa. ave. Rye i. Raub & ©o., 19th st. and Hye 'G. Witmer & Co,, 1918 Pa, mE Jo L 8. CF. Somerset e 4 rs: a Pet zi Be or is ee Hittite 1444 Sod ee & Witoriwets aoa Rye Chan’ Beall, 204 Mat. n- Pree es 3 Acker & Kenner, 1420 Pa. ve OSE Simms, iaihet and New BS ve FEE Tae desaaaiedaaaaaaastaasaTasaaataTeaa aT D +d and E sts now. Pars ord Oh and Om. w, M ‘oh near Det. nw. Office and Sales Warehouse: 978. GAY ST., - - BALTIMORE, GAMBBILL. Prop. ES ce be ee OCIETY OCLETY UTTONS 1" citoss ASP CF ‘We havea complete stock of them for every society, suitable for Xmas presents SPECIAL DESIGNS OF PINS, BUTTONS AND CHARMS MADE TO ORDER. REGALIAS, BANNERS, BADGES. S. N. Meven, MILITARY AND SOCIETY FURNISHER, oo NS. NB, «2 79e st. Ww. ss Hoxrar Banoarss. SPECIAL DISCOUN™ FOR TEN DATS ONL, BRADBURY UPRIGHT GRAND, Recular prise, #500. apecial price, @28% WEBSTER UPRIGHT GRAND, Kegaiar pre, $450. suecial prior, 2 | HENNING UPRIGHT GKAND, | Regular price, 405; special price, #215. | JACOB BRO= MT GRAND, Regular price, * ADBURY SQUAKE GRAND | Reular price, @400. <pecial price, @77%. STEINWAY SQUARE GRAND, ? 0), apectal price, €200. TAYLOR AND FARLEY ORGAN, Rerwar price, €125. special price, 6H, OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL & F. G. Sura, BRADBURY PIANO WARE Rooms, Pa ave a. Cannanr & Ler. 928 Tim Axo 706 K Sx N.W. A partial list of useful articles that may be par chased for presents at « sinal! outlay of money: A Guaranteed Ansonia Bight day Clock at 3. $4 50, ‘86and upward. A Handsome and Well-ftting Cont for ladies aad a discoant off reewiar price A Guaranteed Umbrella in 28 and 2$-inch, @1 to Foster Hook Kid Gloves in drewed sud undrewed, #1, #1. S5and #1 Men's Lined and Unlined and Pur-top bid Gloves In Handkerstie!s, comnencing wits « shee Lame Plain Hemstitebed and Faucy at So. and Smbroidered Sik at 12i¢c. up to the Finest Duchess Lace. MEN'S NECKWEAR. Eleant Silk and Setin Teck and Fourie band Scarfs at 250. Frtra Quaitty Teck, Fourdn han’ apd Putts, at 0c Anda line of Choice Novelties in Puffs, made of te ‘Very hignest grade of silks, at 75e. ART NEEDLE DEPARTMENT. Pincushions, Handkerchtef and Glove Cass, (artera. Fancy Table Covers and Scarfs, Tidies, Lace Bed ‘Sets. Children’s and Infante’ Fine Muslin aud Cambete Underwear.