Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1893, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. , ; TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1893-TEN PAGES. 4 ‘THE EVENING STAR. ~~ WASHINGTON. ‘TUESDAY SME EVENING STAR bas a reaular and permesest circulation in Washington three times larger thas that ef any other paper |i the city. Ae a local NEWS paper and Ad- Sertising Medium 1 has ne competitor. One of the features distinguishing the Camp- bell and Meredith liquor license bills from the MeMillan bill, and also from the existing avow- edly inoperative law, is the provision relieving saloon keepers, after once securing a license, from the necessity of getting anew every year the approval of # majority of neighboring prop- erty owners and residents. Instead of patting the barden of this annual canvass on the saloon Reeper the bills mentioned propose to permit the renewsl of the license unless a protest is filed by « majority of the neighboring residents ‘and property owners. This provision would undoubtedly contribute much to the ease and peace of mind of the saloon keeper. Itis ¢laimed that the requirement of the existing law makes opportunities for blackmailing saloon keepers, and that many of them have been victimized even to the extent of having to supply free drinks to signers during the whole year. This is a species of high license to which saloon keepers object. It ix not likely, how- ever, that those in favor of stringent liquor regulations will be willing to surrender the partial control over the liquor traffic which the existing provision,if the law be operative, gives | to the authorities and the public. They would regard as a greater evil than the occasional Diackmailing of a aloon keeper @ condition of law which woul! make it impossible to get rid of an objeetionabie saloon except by conduct- ing an aggressive canvass and securing protests from « majority of the neighbors, if a majority could be found who could not be corrupted by the eame means which {t ix stated saloon keepers are now frequently compelled to ave in order to necure signatures. — ‘The board of bealth of the state of Lonfataza fe much disturbed because it fears that Con- gress will, by the pasnage of a national quaran- tine law, deprive it of the supervision and con- trol of the instruments by which the quaran- tine of Orleans is now preserved. In a memorial »ddressed to the Senate and House of Representatives the board ‘protests against env congressional action looking to the abridg- ment or abolition of anv of the powers vested | fm ft by the aforesaid state laws, or any asurpa- tion thereof by the federal government.” Except for purely selfish reasons the board need not ‘regard with serious apprehension” the proposed transfer of quarantine work to theexclusive con- trol of the national goternment. Should that transfer take place it is aafe toxar that the officials | who would supersede the Louisiana board of health would be neither inexperienced nor in- different. If slander strengthened argument then the board would have scored @ point by saving that “the disposition of army and navy medical men to settle down into a perfunctory Foatine of official duties is proverbial,” but as Louisiana and other gulf «tates owe more to Col. George M. Sternberg, M. D., and Col. John &. Billings, M.D.. than to any other medical men of this age the reriark savors somewhat of | ingratitude. Incidentally it might be stated | that quarantine physicians would be neither | army nor navy officers, for the marine hospital | service is a bureau of the Treasury Depart-| ment. The measures now before Congress having for their object the egtablishment of n tional quarantine may be aud probably are a! more or less defective, but they are ali im-| Provements on the local go-as-rou-plense | efforts which are being #0 illogically defended by the Louisiana board of health. —s Congressional financiers will soon have be- Woovwarn & Lormnor. 10TH. 11TH AND F STS. N.W. ——_ SeShould any of our patrons wish the COLUM- BIAN SOUVENIR HALF-DOLLAKS they oan be had of us in change for amount of 81. a Trextsx Towsz Wravixa. Tee Praoarve Asp Preset Meruops. Every American ought to tak» « patriotic pride in the industrial exhibition now going on here. The contrast is tnstructive. The slow tedious work of the ‘Turk and the swift motion of the great Jacquard loom alike produce the soft, fluffy usefal stuff, but what a Gifference in the time! One requires houre while the other only seconds. The many useful things made of this Tarkish Toweling are worth seetng—Bath Robes and Rugs and Mitts and Sitppers, Afehansand Towels. ‘Thebig biesched Towel with Bath Mitteand Robe Add Inxury to the bath room, also the Bath Rug. soft tothe feet, very absorvent and best of all—washable. Fhelooms tn operation here are from the STAR AND CRESCENT MILLS CO.'S pant, and the towels and other things are their production and can be bought At reasonable prices. (Al this weer........24 floor........11th st. building.) —— Fonrsmavowrxas. —=Gisenans— For SPRING AND SUMMER OF 93. esi MID-WINTER, BUT JUNE MFADOWS ARE ALREADY ABLOOM ON OUR COTTON DRESS G00Ds SHELVES AND COUNTERS. If things go on as they have been going for the past few seasous you'll bs asked to look at next epriny’s Fabrice ast fali. This may veom somewh at mired, but w st with betnecalled upon to edmire and pase Judgment apon the SUMMEREST OF Z=PHYR GINGHAMS AND GAUZIEST OF LAWNS «bile the anow ts blowing in one’s face and the thermometer Rot many deereee above sero, one becomes a little be- ‘ildered and thinks that there must be something ssmias with the calendars. the season or the merchants, Its true that «few years ago the earliest of spring Rovelties were not thoucht of till March, and that wae cousideret unreseaebiy oarty. Not eo now Thie age ts one of rapid procress, and we keep abreast of the thoes, sometimes little ahead. No sooner are the holidays over than we begin on the Spring fabrics. Of course thire im a reason for this. and egvod one, too. The cotton gowns, unlike the woolen, can be selected, made up and hung away without recetving any harm, and no more thought Reed begtven them. Them, too, there is asenseof Feitef at having the cotton dresses made and ready for wearearly. Seamstresses are more available at this time; also the motistes are less Itkely to be busy, and | Foucan et these necessary things done now with less worry and less expense than you can a little later im the season. You can also secure the best patterns and styles now, for many of them are confined to us, are our own, and they'll vanish quickly. Ove Sessox Or "93 Gixanars Are prettier than Ginghams ever grere and alinost fore them « proposition which should be at- tractive, not that it promises the re-election of those who may advocate it or holds forth the | inducement of singling out “‘a name to fill the | sounding trump of fame,” but because it | Promises to return to the treasury in time » | sum of money at least tw large as that which it needs to take out. The arching over ef Mock creek with the construction of an ade- | quate system of intercepting sewers bas been #0 thoroughly discuwed in Tue Sran that | many Senators and Kepresentatives are already | well informed as to its general scope. There | i» nothing startling in the plan, for the engin- | eering difficulties are not great, neither is the | +@ mated expense gigantic. Capt. Lusk, in| his admirable report which appeared in Satur- | was careful to make all reasonable | allowances for dangers which might be ex-| pected, while Capt. Fiebeger’s figures, pub-! lished yesterday in Tux Star, show clearly what good might be accomplished and money made by the completion of the project. The| eonerete opinions of Engineer Commissioner | Rowell, Capt Lusk and Capt. Fiebeger are worthy the careful consideration of the Senate | end House of Kepresentative | - — — The Pacific Athletic Club should have been | More careful in its selection of a head for its| organization. There is something starting in the anouncement that President Harrison has Offered a purse of $5,000 to be thumped for by | two well-known pugilists. Of course there are several people who know that the President Harrison referred to is not Gen. Benjamin Har- | Fison, bot this world is so given to jandering that the odds are all in favor of some esteemed English cotemporary announcing that President Harrison is an enthusiastic supporter of the | prize ring. os - | ‘The New York Keeorder declares that his Brethren of the press will give Mr. Dana « great welcome home from the effete despotisms, Mr. Dans will probably be impressed with the fact that wi reise may be said of Tam-| anys Geepotiom it is not effete. = ‘Mr. Kelly of base ball fame is the latest ad- dition to the dramatic firmament. if this sort | @f demand continues to develop at the present Pate the dime museums may be forced to fall | Back on the legitimate drama. = A Toledo young man who was thought to be @ead ten days aco is coming to life. This sbould be noted with satisfaction by a number Of prople who have been regarded as politically defunct, os - ‘The silver question is one of the best gen- @ra) utility factors that pal events bave Bnown for along time. Whenever Mrs. Lease permite jail it steps in promptly and ‘ills the breach. — ee ‘Tammany and Mr. Cleveland are marfully Petient in their efforts to inspire each other With what each considers the proper brand of Fespect?ul esteem. ‘The New York heiress wno has had occasion to deny © rumor that she is engaged toa prince je very probably a subject for congratulation. wee The Howland-Neville face-siapping episode f producing almost as much conversational re- sult as if it bad been « real pugilistic event. se2 If Charles de Lesseps keeps on talking there Will be but few distinguxhed Frenchmen who Will be at liberty to visit the wori.'s fair. — wee - ‘The trial of the alleged poisoning cases is the next feature of the procession of horrors that Homestead has sent before the world. os Consus Superintendent Porter declines to make the familiar appeal to public atteniion by encouraging the resignation rumor. SS ‘The Czar of Russia bas sufficient time, Between bombardments, to express disgust at the Panama (anal scandal. — — Bumarck is reported to have extensi: vestments in Milwankes tribute to American beer. ———__ ee ‘The report that the “ice crop is » failure” fe bibersaung at preert in- | Sinch Plates. every piece anovelty Thisis true not only of the fabrics themselves, but of the colors and designs. Bright with gay colors in harmontous blendines. For elderly ladies there are soft, subdued tints tn favorite combinations BEST SCOTCH GINGHAMS here, too, plenty of them, thatis«nficient. You know the cotton and the weaving and the spinning and the dye- ine areall right. The texture is exceedingly fine, 60 fine indeed as to be actually silky in effect. Many styles are here now and new arrivals daily. The brichtest imagtnagion could not p -ture the successes of the patterns and colors shown in this stock. feast your eyes on them. Maybe you’ something now. SPECTALS FOR THE FIRST VIEW; 50 piecrs fine Zephyr Ginzhams in new spring of "UG checks, plaids and stripes, 22 inches wide ; regular Come want to select We. quality —19e. yard. Scotch Ginghams, new desizns and colorinzs, 30 inches wide. —2e. yard. Anderson's Scotch Zephyr Ginghams, 32 inches wide. fie. yard. — Dotted Swiss Mousseline, light and dainty striped | efects, very handsome and odd, eight designs and | colorims, 30 inches wide, De. yard. — Ocher new comers daily —watch for them. (st Boor. 10th st. building.) Repvertos Sar Or Curva N THE GOLDSCHMID ANNEX. Our open stock of fine Porcelain, with licht blue | decoration, on sale at the following reduced prices Sinch Plates $1.00 dozen Binch Plates see B115 dozen | Tinch Plates $1.25 dozen $1.75 dozen and $1.00 dozen Sauce Dishes... aoa Bone Dishes. E 81.20 dozen Individual Butter Dishes. 0c. dozen | Eee Caps. é $1.20 dozen After-dinner C.ffoe Cups and Saucers ‘Tea Cups and Saucers Coffee Cups and Saucers Pitchers Sugar Bow's... Tea Pots Butter Dishes Bows Frutt Stands, Souy Tureens Oyster Tareens.. Binch Covered Dishes S inch Covered Dishes Gravy Boats and Stands. Stneb Bakers... Ginch Bakers, Celery Trays 10-inch Meat Dishes, Linch Meat Dishes. 12 inch Meat Dishes | 14-inch Meat Dishes. 16-inch Meat Dishes... 1Stuch Meat Dishes. | Piekle Dishes Cake Dishes... Gravy Laties. | Soup Lad'es | Gravy Tureens.. Salad Bowls... st floor... $1.50 dozen $1.75 dozen $2.00 dozen + 5Oe. and Te $1.40 ..85e. and 95e -Goldschmid annex.) Werxty Buuren or W. H. Hozxe, STH 8ST. AND PA. AVE. OUR ANNUAL MIDWINTER Parce-Crvsmxe Sarz BEGINS TOMORROW MORNING— Turse Ane Sconcuens. + Anice 5-piece Parlor Suite, upholstered im Wilton rugs. with imitation mahogany * frames, 845. Now $33.50. A food 5-piece Suite, upholstered in silk tapestry, with plush bands and spring edges, 855. Now $43.50. “A beautiful 6-piece Suite, upholstered with silk tapestry seats, and becks biscuit tufted in silk plush, spring edges, and frames ntosly finished, 865. Row $46.50. A Fine Large Over-stuffed Suite, done in silk brocatelle, 5 pieces. #125, Now 898. A Bolt Oak Chamber Suite, 3 pieces, with 20x24 deve! plate in bureau, splasher rod on washstand, well made and nicely fin- sehed, 822.50. Now 815. ‘With every Suite of Chamber Furniture 01d this week at #40 or over we will givea good 40-poand Hair Mattress. A Solid Oak Sideboard, $16.50. Come with the crowd. 210-5t W. H. HOEKR a wa AA AKA KK A vo frriniwm aA own x Keds 0 0 eo wa ak BRS K KA A UU F MMMA AN NNT 909 Px Ave N. W. OUR KEMNANT DEPARTMENT a 1 ‘deena OUR UNDER WEAK DEPARTMENT Are Tri) pin. the Livht Fantastic. PRICES. In Addition to Those Two Golden Offerings, We Sell WEDN’ SDAY and | HURSDAY THE FOLLOWING, picked up in New York last week by one of onr fly buyers: & Pecks sf in licht blue, lavender, reseda, y hue, worth 81 a yard, 49 CONTS» Of All-atlk Faslies goblin and School 27 DOZEN, Ladies" High Neck and Long Sleeve Derby Ribbed ‘Vests, finished with pearl butions, sizes 2, 3 ‘and 4, wort. 50c., "OR 21 CENTS. 500_BSXES Fine Tallet Soap, worth Ze. and 10c, cake, one dozen canes. ‘OR 35 CENTS. 20 DOZEN German Linen Towels, “1x42. extra large, worth 15c., 10 CENTS. 100 PAIR Children's Stockinet Kuee Protectors, worth 25c., 18 CENTS. 1,000 LB: Of Pure Linen Writing Paper, plain or ruled, note or cctavo, 120 sheets oF oné Ib., worth 196., 0 10 CENTS. In Infants’ Fine Wortel ant Sik Cops, that sold f a Y Fine Worsted ant Stik Cape, t eee eine Toe. Gland 91.25." nat tol for tire choice for SCENTS. ~ 0 PAIR Of Heavy German Pink ankets, full size, worth $3, 1 ie maaersal meeee untae ase) di fal Narrow Hamoune Bags, ferent Dacterns, worth 100" FOR’ 5 CENTS. Te dont require any avit and very liffia money to buy the rods advertisad for these tio . POR TRS ANE BIG MONEY On Cloaks, Bad Wrare and Underwear. ‘Throe fines tha: arevery ossential to this cold weather it you are open for this Clase of goods. A. Kavrwas, 909 pens. ave. THE PEOPLE'S MONE} A New “Quiex Ix Brean Prates. ———— The latest *‘guirk” in bread plates is an ———— oblong square-cornered and leaf-shaped jate with curving edges, bordered with ——nold. y Another novelty in connection with the ——-——-plate is the recent resurrection of the old Saxon idea of filling the bread plate with the finest and whitest bread obtainable. In fact white bread is quite the “ad now and **Ceres! Flour is universally used with which to bake it because it has a reprtation —for making more br ad, lighter bread, whiter —bread. sireeter bread and better bread than ——any other flour fn the world. How farit has ————-earned this reputation isabundontly attested ‘by its wides, read popularity among the ——————housekeepers all over the country, and ————especally inWashington. Have you tried it? _—-——_ Housekeepers know they have the genuine —"'Ceres" when they find the circular con- tained in every sack and barrel which bears the autograph sisnature of Wm. M. Galt & Co. and the imprint of two gold medals, want your bre.d plate to look real bread made from *‘Ceres” Flour —_— —— ity ——"“tony, ————willdo it. Your grocer sells “Ceres.” We ——— only wholesale it. ‘a a} . Wa. M. Gar & C “Wholesale Four and Feed Dealers," Cor. Ist and Ind. ave. nw. at Mone Repverioxs At Srryemerzs. Down and out they go! 1 lotof Fur Sleeves, for wear with fur capes, — from #8, 810 aud $12 to 86, 40.50 FE Seatakin Sleeves to 819. Fox Lone Boas, 22. Bear Sets (boa muff), from $50 to @35. me rs it teporees Sees yo : air Carriage Cloak, fined. tee with Siberian ‘Squitre! Pur, from €75 to 850 “yien's Beaver Cloth, Overcoat. lined OTUMT OPENED.” More Fur’ Neck MT OPENED. More Fu Scarfs. Pur Faviney and Bands, &e., in all the fashionable furs. B_H, SHSAZ & Sos: 257 PA. AVE.. S13 13TH ST. N.W. dato IRTS rR ANKIND. SHIRTS FS ALE MASRISD: Tastes differ. Some men want 6] with meen Cir Semee, ee, mat shire ith Se Sabato Rustam ae want plaited. Wehavethemail. We - Bie osama onlay Selior ges te LE and at less than you can buy then else- “The best Shirt on the world for its price isour Mews “Isviscrstx Dress Sur. Sop, EG 6 FW 85. fries Brescia sit Perr 3010 | =o ia urse Comrorr Givens. Electric Seal Capes, s:or:n eullar, fitted fronts. —#11.00.— Krimmer Capes, 26 inches long. ee Rassian Lynx Muffs, satin lined. Samer Brook Mink Muffs. 01 Children’s White Angora and Thibet Sets. —an— THEY COST BUT $19.50— Tue “Carrrou Sewirse Macurves— And they are as good as you usually pay doubie this amount for. Each machine is accompaniea by afull ils ‘Pur Nix: Or Toe Ane ‘THERE WS A Rese UsH ‘business: lesa wi ve. and due to the find us. We to oases the new Corsets und Corset We PIRGISRE CEEFERE COREE C&MESRE: 197 G & ee Borrer Tarxs, covrixvzp. ————__ “I'm « plain, blunt man,” and will come to the point atonce: I give particular at- : eee i PERRY'S. "HIS is wardrobe repairing time. The weak Points must be strengthened. The breaks be healed. The worn-out must be replaced. Perhaps HOSIERY is the most taxed of all the necessities. The brunt of constant service falls to their lot. Nothing can prevent « giving way. The upshot of it is—YOU—the big majority of you—need ew Hosiery. ‘This is one of the lines we never slack up on. From the beginning to the end of the séason we keep it wellin hand. You will buy from as large a variety feday ae you did when winter first turned the ‘corner of time. Sof you are not “*well heeled” you can be in short order. Keep the very choap kinds at a distance. They are far from profitable investments. OUR GOOD QUALITIES are capable of doing double thetr service —for all they don't cost anywhere near double the price. The difference is we can assure you of eatis- | Faction with any of our lines. With the cheap ones ‘You bob about on the sea of doubt, Don't, Anchor to a certainty. Lavies) Hostenr. 250. A Pur LADIES’ WARRANTED FAST HOSE, with double heels and toes. LADIES’ PLAIN SLATE AND TAN HOSE, with double heels and toes. LADIES' MEDIUM AND HEAVYWEIGHT BALBRIGGAN HOSE. BLACK 35c-3 Par For $1. LADIES" FAST BLACK HOSE, with double heels and toes. IES' RICHELIEU RIBBED CARDI- NAL HOSE, with double heels and toes. LADIES’ BOOT PATTERNS—fast black feet. with tan tops. LADIES’ FRENCH BALBRIGGAN, with high spliced heels and toes. 50. A Pun LADIES' FAST BLACK INGRAIN HOSE, ‘with spliced hee # and toes. LADIES’ BOOT PATTERNS—Richeltea ribbed, with colored tops. LADIES’ FAST BLACK HOSE, with plain white feet. LADIES' RICHELIEU RIBBED LISLE HOSE—cardinal and tan. 750 A Pus LADIES’ FAST BLACK SILK PLATED HONE, with double heels and toes. LADIES’ FRENCH LISLE THREAD HOSE, ‘with spliced heeis and toes. LADIES' FRENCH COTTON HOSE, with spliced heels and toes. LADIES' COTTON HOSE, with double heels and toes. fase} 85c. A Pam LADIES' FRENCH LISLE HOSE, in open work patterns—Black, Licht Blus, Pink, Cream, Slate, Carding! and Bronze. $1 A Pan LADIES’ FAST BLACK SILK PLATED HOSE, with dou! le heelsand toe LADIES SILK PLATED HOSE, in Bronzo, Slate and White. LADIES’ CASHMERE HOSE, with doubie soles, heels and toes, Fixes Or Tas Fire LADIES’ SPUN SILK HOSE, in Black, Boot Pitte n and colors—81.::5 up. LADIES’ BLACK PANTELLAS in Cash- re, Cotton and Lisle Thread—$1.05 to 85 a pair. Mews Sox. red > 25c. A Pam MEN'S FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE- with double heels and toes MEN'S TAN and SLATE HOSE, with Aduble neeis and tors. McN'S BRITISH BALBRIGGAN HOSE— double heels and toes. MEN'S NATURAL WOOL HOSE—warm, warmer, warmest, with double heels and toes, 29. A Pan ‘MEN'S COTTON HOSE, in natural colors, with double heels affa toes. *35c_8 Pun For $1 MEN'S FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE, with doub e soles, heels and toes. MEN'S FAST BLACK LISLE THREAD HOSE, with double heels and toes. 50. A Pan ‘MEN'S BLACK SILK PLATED — double heels and tyes. 50c. ‘MEN 8 WARRANTED FAST BLACK CASH- MERE—double soles heels and toes, 50c. MEN'S NATURAL WOOL HOSE—double heels and toes, 50c. Cinprews Hose. CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE, with double heels and toes—lic. a pair. CHILDREN'S SWISS RIBBED COTTON HOSE, with double knees, heels and toes—25c. ® patr. BOYS' BICYCLE HOSE, with double heels and toes—25e. a pair. CHILDREN’S FRENCH RIBBED COTTON HOSE, with double knees, heels and toos—25e. for size—rise of 2c. on each ‘arge size, CHILDREN'S BLACK and WHITE CASH- ‘MERE HOSE—4 to 6-inch sizes—ii0c. « patr. CHILDREN'S BLACK and WHITE CASH- MERE HOSE, with silk heels and toes—4to 5}4-inch sizes—50c. pair. CHILDREN'S PAST BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, with double knees, heels and tocs— sizes 5 to 9—50c. a pair. CHILDREN’S KNEE PROTECTORS-25c. 9 pair. MEN'S COTTON HOSE, with double soles, heels and toes. MEN'S FAST BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, with double heels and toes, ‘MEN'S NATURAL WOOL HOSE, with dows Die heels ana toes. 750. A Pam Ensen A $1 A Pun MEN'S INGRAIN SILK PLATED ———— tention to Family orders—I have already a | because cost rules the Judgment with most folks. ————roodly number in neighborhood, but ————want more. on Srrour Parces Ox Waamaxrep Kw Ghoves TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, January 11, Ladies’ 81 Biarritz in royal biue and myrtle green, stitched with high colors, AT S20, A PAIR. Foster Hook Gloves(7-hook). Reduced from @1. 65 to $1. — Quality 12-button Suede Mousquetaires, 35. 83 Quality 16-batton Suede Mousquetaires, $2.65. = ote Quality 20-button suede Mousquetaires, Reoverioy Exrraonprvarr. 20-batton Mousquetaires, richly embroidered with old and silver. Reduced from 87 to $4» pair. ‘This is but a trifle more than the price of plain ones, ‘Dut we want to close them out. oo, PUY YRRR ERE §°% oo .— = (SS SN= Compare = 5 Comparisows Sacer What you find below with the prices of others and then PURCHASE for your POCKET'S SAKE here, Ammonta, full strength, bottle Ayer's Hal . per dott! Boviaine, small size, per bottle. .42c WES NESE Boviuine, large size, per bottle. .67c Cottcura Soap, per cai +o Cuticura Salve, per box. ie Cuticura Resolvent, per bottle. ..69¢ = —— Duffy's Malt Whisky. — Eisner's Hoff's Malt, per bottl Fellows’ Compound Syrup Hypo- Phosphites, per bottle... - The above are only a fow of the many reductions you will find tn our store on every line of patent medicines and drugs. OUR REMEDIES are cheaper For instance, OUR SARSAPARILLA costs only 50 ©.NTS and yet contains 100 DUSES. OUR PRUSSIAN COVGH SYRUP costs only 15 CENTS and yet a bottle holds as much as tue usa sizes, OUR HANDO. LINE, the very beat akin medicine known. costs only 25 CENTS, and so on down the list, even in the PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT. ‘You can save here at lest 25 Pex Cenr. F.S. Waiuxs & Co, DRUGGISTS, |= III III es III III EH III It UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE, NEM Laxsserca & Bao. Sleeliesi| Do You Apprectate Goor Benwes | ———— How Taz Wrso Biows. Wurex you teara the cause you can best judze of the effect. ‘The Palais Royal will not be located here next win- ter. Not a piece of winter goods is to be carried to the new store. Straws eretmee: — — — — — 89. yara tor Woot and Sik and Woot Dresa Goods, some of which were 81.50 yard. 390. tor crepe de Chenetn every shade. Was50e., but worth 68c. yard. 5 Oc. tor choice Dress Trimmings, so many yards of which have been sold for 75c., 80c., $1 and #1 15o. yard tor short lengths of Black Silk Chantiliy Laces that were 25, 29 and 35c. yard. s 1 1 9 is the reduced price for Genuine **Glorta” Umbrelias with artistically twisted wood handies, || silk tassels, extra cover. ered free of charge Warranted one year—recov- they split. $2.48 tor tue #2 08 Ladien? Waterproof Cloth- finish Wraps with London cape. $3.50 is prevailing price. 31.25 ror tne evatton Fngliah Walking Gloves with four big buttons. Reisand browns. Never be- fore sold et tus than #150. rn 5c. pairtor Pigekin or Biarrite Mousquetatres that will be found on ayectal counter. 6B8c. tor me 966. Freneh Best yossible materials, trim: 95, 25:4. tor tne 350. Scallop d and Embroidered La- dies’ Handker biefs. On special counter, near door No. 1119 Pa ave, ] Be for the 25c. Scalloped and Embroidered Hand- Kerchiefs.. Any three for 0c, But not more than three to any one customer. 6 29e. tor tne 50e. and 68e, Monselaine do Sole Hand. kerchiefs. Delicate colors for evening wear. 1 A.c. tor choice of the 25. Jewelry you will find in a special tray. 390. tor the Jowetry in aaivining tray. was less than 50c., and mauy 68c. and are there. ‘Oc. sint-covered Chair Head Rests, thousands of which have sold for 25c. each. ot a piace articles 39c. tor men's 50e, Canton Flannel Drawers. Samples in case under show window. 7 5c. tor Ladies 81 AtL-woot Vests and Pants. Also other reductious, for which see conter window. 22, C. yard for choice of 25c. Neck Ruching. No mean quality or variety. 7 9c. tor tue Ostrich Feathers that have been pro- nonnced such wood value at 8c. bunch. Bor tnese are onty stow straws from the stacks and stacks of bargains here. THE PALAIS ROYAL, Corner 12th st. and Penna, It 50a do-trvine Lixex, Bepwear. FOR WEAR, It is the Peer FOR APPEARANCE, of all FOR ECONOMY Bed Stuffs, Once in use you will never use any other. It costs you a trifle more than the cotton, but it makes up for that in the Try it. ‘This is the price list of ours. with others, Size 23x35—Pure Linen Belgian Hemstitched Pillow Cases, wear. Compare 81 per pair. Size 23x36—Pure Linen Belgian Hemstitchod Pillow | are offered $2.48 for choice... Cases, 81.25 per pair. Noreetne resutts of just one pair of eves, backed with quick wit. 632 Linus Six Warsrs AT Hay Tae Usvar Parces, AND Every Ose Ane New. Oor ar, rindan nas jast retuned from one of his fying trips with the stock of Silk Waists of a manu- facturer who is going out of that branch of the busi- ness. W atsts tnat were made to retail at &5 and 86 cach 48 Mane ot tne best auatty Japanese, India and Size 23x36—Fine Quality Irish Linen Hemstitched | China silks, in navy, cardinal, garnet, black, gray, Pillow Cases, laundered, 82.25 per pair. Size 27x36—Fine quality Belgian Linen Hem- stitched Pillow Cases, 82.50 pair. Size 24 yards x 24—Pure Belgtan Linen Hem- stitched Bed Sheets, 85 per pair. , Size 24 yards x 234—Fine Quality Belgian Linen Bed Sheets, ‘96 per pair. Size 2¥ yards x 2%—Fine Quality Belgian Linen Bed Sheets, 87 per pair. Size 24x2% yards—Fancy Hemstitched Linen Bed Bheets, 810 per pair. 45-inch Fine Quality Belsian Pillow Linen, 50c., 60c., 75e. per yard. St-inch Fine Quality Belgian Pillow Linen, @1 and $1.25 per yard. 45-inch Extra Quality Seamless Pillow Linen, 81.00 per yard. tan. 7 ‘Yow may recneasbor the sroat cale of olik walste est year. Ifyou do you will know that you cannot afford to delay a call now, for these are even better bargains. Bepsereavs, Quizrs, Covsrenpaxes. Carr tnem by either name custom has tanght you. Probably you know the following trade names and Prevailing prices for these Spreads (+), Quilts (?), Counterpanes (?). “Manhattan” .. 798. “Alpine” . S80. “*Clarendon” $1.19. ‘90-inch Extra Heavy Quality Belgian Linen Sheet-| Hotel keepers and others will know of the above ing. , ‘Toe. , $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 per yard. ——Srecrat Sare. MISSES’ JACKETS, 12, 14, 16 and 18-year sizes, that we have sold this season through for $5, 85.50, $6, 96.50, 86.75, 87. $7.50, 88, $8.50, 88.75, $9.50 ‘and 810, Now $3.99. MISSES’ JACKETS, 12, 14, 16 and 18-year sizes, that were $11.50, #12, $12.50, 813, 813.50, 814, $15, $16.50, $17.50, $18 and $19.50, Now $7.98. CHILDREN'S GRETCHENS. All sizes, $3.95. Worth DOUBLE. & Ri eb BURGH % BRO 310 ‘We have divided our list off into plece sections— BANE AND SRAUTIFUL DEseRS MANUFACTURED Gives you » better ides of the variety. Leads you at * once tothe grade thet suite your purse best. From Se ee first to last you may be eure of satisfaction at Ree ee Sask eatery, 100 Baltumore st. east. Punszvs, DIAMONDS, “NINTH AND THE AVENUR® ‘WaTcHES, Z Retablisbed 1840. Tit) —=—“Telephone 905. JEWELRY. acim makes of spreads and will understand—the prices are unusually favorable Henz Ts A Garaten Woxper, 99%. So Sees oS vote ya SU ou sS PU a USM sas UU SUES SUS USSU SES UU SUC TS RAR M ROME RE RRR EEE PR PREP PR RRR? PORE RER ERE MPP RDE PERF Tue Exrxext Da Saxcurs Execraororse “Victory. A Cone For Disrase Wrrsovr Meprerse. ‘The Electropeise “Victory” ‘Was not an accidental discovery Ror the thought of an instant, Although stmple tn tts prin- clpie st ts the result of thirty five years of the most assiduous labor. The original blectro- poise of over a quarter of acen- tury aco © uid compare with the present perfec.ed Flectro- poise Victory as: the stage coach of our forefathers compare with the modern rail- way coach. Ite life has been ‘one series of contin .ei_tm- provements. That the Elec- tropoise “Victory” is all we claim \t to be te evident from the steadily imcreasing demand Ses Sy SES USES PBERPE RE DRA RPRE PRE BEP PED 2 PoP paenPa a Papen, Fe mpage vig. for tt. It is not theoretical, HE. but practical. It is mot a thing — to be palmed upon a credulous HE Beblic It te not a mystery? HE. There ts not a sinele point RHE. ‘ebout the Electropoise *"Vie- HE. tory” contrary to reasoning. He, _ Times and condittons are con- HE. stantly changing and methods SHE: should, and are changing with SANCHE, them. “Nature's own laws are the most marvelous of marvel And the Electronoise “*Victory’ Sumply assis's nature in doing what it is temp: rarily unable to do—throw of disease and fick meses, Wil cure Colds, La Grippe, Catarrh, Insomnia, Nervous- ness, Rheumatisin, Neuralgia, Indieestion, Constipation, Kid- ney, Liver, Spinal, Blood and ‘other diseases, Howe Orrice Axp Hoserrar. 264 Wesr Fonr Sr. Dersorr, Mica. Osix Rerresest ATIVE, W ASHINGTON Miss Leta Lesatas, 931 F Sx N.W., DR. Who has studied under Dr. BE Sancheand will give you the RE Proper advice for the ase of the Bie Electropotse *“Vietory.” Office hours: 12 to2, 3t0 5 BE Pm. ii ss H Sss. it Ses? = OUR SHOES—though tow in price ALWAYS RELIABLE. $2.50 Vawee For S185. ‘Those two spectal lots advertised in last night's Star are selling at a lively rate—although the redactions we advertiss are not as great as you are Probably accustomed to read aboat in the advertisements of our competitors. Our regular prices are KNOWN to be the LOWEST for the qualities—and these goods being desirable in every way, except that our manufacturer Sent us more of them than we need— are a decided barxain at the pric named: Ladies’ Fine Donrola Flexible Sole Button, Boots, with patent tips, on the Richmond toe. Ladieg Dull Dongola (commonly cal Kangaroo) Fair Stitched Heavy Soled But- ‘ton Boots. BOTH EXCELLENT 2.50 VALUES. UNTIL THURSDAY EVENING ONLY, —S1.85 4 pam — A few other seasonable lines: Our Me eat 83 Cork Sole Calf Hand- made Shove. Ladies’ Hand-made #3 Cork Sole Button, The Marvel” Pure Para Gum Over- shoes Ladies’ Storm Rubbers. Regular 59. quality, at 0c. Men's Storm Rubbers, Wx. Haus & Cos Retiaste Suor Hovses, 930 and 932 Seventh st, 1914.and 1916 Pa ave. 231 Pa. ave ae. it Eo or ss r Bes, Tun Sss8 Includes vast variety of pure, fresh, dehewus favors and k nda. Chocolates, Bon Bons, Caramels, Aimofds, Butter Cups, Covoanut Kivees, Tatts, Filberta, Walnuts, Gum Drops, P ppermints, Wintersreens, Fruit Tablets, Je lies and other Kinds altogether comprise the grandest 25-CENT MIXTURE in the land. Give us your order by telephone—1104. : For Rear Manseres Spneans. Guz & Sox, Con. Lx Axp F Sis, Imported and warranted Real Marseilles. Would be ‘great bargain at $1.50 each.. Soren 980 Here are lesser wonders, but from 25e. to 50c. less than prevailing price for equal qualities: For Cuorce 2 cases each of Marseilles Spreads at $1.50, $1.95, | METROPOLIS VIEW, D. C., BUILDING LOTS S22, 2.50, $3, $4.50 and $4 each. Secured of a belated manufacturer. His loss our mutual gain. One lot Light Tan Coats made to sell for $15. Only $9.98 for choice. One lot Fur-trimmed Jackets that should retail from $10t0815. Choice for 86.98. ‘One lot Mixed Cheviot Jackets: tans, grays, blues, Diack. Cost the manufacturer $Seach. Choice for $3.98. €2You probably know that the regular stock lof ‘Prices varying from 10 to 50 per cent. Srnaws trom the cntidren's Department: ‘Boys! Shirt Waists reduced to 19. from 25e. Boys' Shirt Waists reduced to 29c. from 8c, Boys’ Shirt Watsts reduced to 5c. from 5c. ‘Silk Cape for children, 85e., from $1.25. ‘Sik Caps for chiidren, $1.25, trom $1.93. Silk Caps for children, $1.98, from $2.98. Knit Skirts for children, 25e., from 50e. ‘Skirte for children, 60c. , from 75c. ‘to St youngsters from 1 to 6 years st 20 per CALL ON W. 0. DENISON, REAL ESTATE AGENT, $a10-6m 023 F ST. N. w. ‘Tae Sweetest ASB PUREST CAXbiEs Are made by SHEETZ. ‘The most toothsome mixtures are sold here for 25, 35 and 60 CENTS a pound. ‘They cannot be equaled anywhere. Any ‘one who has tried these CANDIES give them the highest recommendation. Suppose you try them. SHEET Cezéy Crzi: LOTE & F SEE 420. 422, 404, 490 SEVENTH ST. | Ladies’ and Children's Outer Garments are reduced in | “Manav Mires ~ OF 36 EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH 8T., NEW YORK CITY. ‘Will exhibit at the Arlington Hotel On JANUARY 10, 11, 12 AND 13 W. A. PIESE & C&: ‘mb and Penn Ave Three Rareats Sales Now to Progreme:— Mraiin Crderwear Sale, Amnua! Clearing Sale, Bmbrondery Sait, Great Chances for Economical Buyer, ee it $ a | & 20 ead cureiorions DRESS GOODS SALR, in. procress, one of the featurce of our CLEARING SALE The Ladies know GOOD, HONEST BARGAINS when they ero them. Eager buyers are crowding sround our DRESS GOODS ecnster, Ths teat bangains are teina raphily snarpad ep, by sharp buyers. The stock's being reduced sta very vapid rete. Come quick if pees ooking for GREAT Blo VALUES Abovt 13 pieces of those styleh KOCENT MATERIALS = otill lett. AD-woo inches wide, ta stripes and camaly baw ncn effecte. Algo tomorrow at...... 20 VD. I piece 46-inch All-wool FRENCH SUITS INGS, in xray, with black and white <u NOVELTY fn dark and light Was 81 2h ya. Wranensay Stoo 12 pieces 64 Fine FRENCH BROAD- CLOTH, tm dark myrtle, dark, median and light brown, navy bier dark garnet, inode, Uigtit «ray, liebt tan and dark green, ~uttes Die for wear anywhere, Was @3.00 yd. Wednesday cone LDS Pieces 52-inch €150 BRO a im all the desirable colors, offered te CROCOYILE weave, brown, navy blue and eras morrow at $1.25 ™ RING > ec RICrS, Takis S&ez LACE PGES Colored Sik Mull 48 inches wile te colors, light pink, laht cardinal, ® vender. gray, black and white, Ternlar price, S0 cents, reduced to 9 comnts yard Changeable Chiffon 48 inches wide tm all the newest shades, regular price, @1. 50, Feduend to @1. 38. Colored Chiffon $8 tm ches wide im eray, Anal, orange and », reduced to 88 Chiffon Tace 12 inches rs, reeular price, @2 25 yard, reduond to 39 gents. Lace dand 5 inchaw ore, reewiar prices, aS 1065 cents yard, reduced to 15 cemte “Where Quality's Porat; Profite Second. SH SE ASB Pk AYE N.W. Seat ties’ sadies’ Of have put the kntfe into anamber of em coptionally desirable lines of Ladies’ Coats and Cloaks with « view of closing them out this month. We belteve that tfone hundred of the average women in this city were asked the brat place tobuy Coats that ninety of them would five the same answer, Modesty Alone prevents us from stating what the vor would bm, However, here gos fo clean uy: theateck by Feb ruary let. wmarkers N Ravi ewmarkets: and #12. 0 to #0 hots few plain © B2.B4and 33. Reduced from B17. 4 Elegant Navy Blue and Black Chestot New. Kets, ediged with seul fur, sizes 32, 4 and Reduerd rr0 30te #30, 2 Handsome Dark Navy Blue Cheviot Military Cape Newmarkets, lged cape, «ar ment trimued with seal far. wid 36 amd 08, Reduced From €X5 to ® Handsome Diagonal Cloth Nes ith shaw! rol 24 and 36. 3 Black D with black duced from ® 1 Elegant Biack Newmarket, full shawl rolling collar of martin for and eded with Rrouced From @22. 0 10 8%. lected to state at the beginning of thie announcement that these Long Cloaks are the very latest and most fashionable of this season's productions and fully worth their ret Cas Reitet Onr entire stock of Tadies Par-trimmed Coats has been reduced. Surely this simple announcement should be euffictent to rapt ily aront the stock without eo:ne inte further rticulars, educed. Con Ratsst 1 Gray Bedford Bernbardt Cape, trimmed with marten fur. Reduced From $35.50 1 Golden Br Reduced from @& 1 Matelasse Bernhardt Cape, edged with esa far, Redweed from @35 to 828. With a view of c’osiue them out this month we have reduced the price of all of our Elewant Carriage Cloaks. These are the most stylish garments shown in the Dist o 1 Elegant [iuminated Clo'h Cloak, trimmed, with genuine bieck marten fur, Was @75, ow $00. 1 Exquisite Tuminsted Matelasse Closk, handsomely fur-trimmed and fur-lined. e- dueed From 8*5 to #65. 1 Magnificent Striped Camel's Hair Lone Cloak, richly trimmed with Thibet fur and handsomely: lin dren's (oaks. Cities Cis: As announced yesterday we are closing ome our line of Childrea's and Misses Lone Croke At greatly reduced prices, Ww H. MEKRE: xn 933 Pk AVE N. WL Sa Sea. Axp Prasux TLLIAM iLcAM Coarse, Jacxess, Maxrizs & Curry, (Of new designeend recent make, and at moderate prices,