Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1893, Page 4

THE EV ENING STAR._ WASHIN GTON MONDAY... coo SOMES 16, 1993. cmossr 8. NOTES THE EVENING STAR bes a reavlar and permanest circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any ether paper in the city. Ae a local NEWS paper aed Ad- ‘Vertising Medium it bas ne competitgr. ————————— Unexpeeted opposition to some of the features ofa plan by which it was hoped to provide Washington with a free library was developed fm the Senate Friday afternoon, and yet throughout the entire discussion the establish- ment of such an aid to intelligence was viewed | most favorably. All, or nearly all, the Senators | who participated in the debate were evidently well disposed toward the measure, and when it | returns from the committee on the library, to | which it was referred, the chances are decidedly | bright for decisive action. The most serious | obstacle thrown in its way was placed there by Senator Allison, who declared that he would not, under any circumstances, vote for the lo- ation of the proposed library in the city post | office building which is now in course of erec- | tion. Some Senators might make suck a dectara- tiom as that without imperiling the progress of | @ dill, but the statesmen are few who will do| ‘ether ise than follow the leadings of the chair- man of the committee on appropriations. Sena- | tor Allison's proposition that the library should be in « building of ite own is astractive, | bat he knows that many years would elapse before Congress would listen without eneers and flouting impatience to an application for permission to erect such a structure. Will the Senator provide for the building he proposes in the District appropriation bill now before his committee? Or will he agree to a municipal Dailding for the District and give a corner in it to this library? Some place—any place—for the books is wanted, and if Mr. Allison be grudges the library a room in the city's eight- © building, little more than the hich will be used for local post office purposes, then he ought in fairness to suggest some er available place. Senator Morgan's suggestion to admit the gen- eral public to the Congressional Library upon the sume terms as Congressmen and to keep the library open until 9 or 10 o'clock every night and all day Sunday would, if adopted, meet the case in an extremely satisfactory manner. But this course has been in the past urged repeatedly in vain, and it is feared that the only effect of the suggestion in this connec- tion will be to damage the plan proposed by this bill of giving the public some access to the public's books after the popularization of tne Congressional Library had been abandoned as hopeless, Senator Morgan says that the people of this city should not be taxed to support and operate ‘library composed of books in the purchase of whieh they have had no voice. But Washington has become accustomed to this treatment. The | government which witkoat consulting the city buried at total lone million dollars of the money of citizens ina hole in the ground on the pretext of incrensing the water supply can hardly feel conscientious scruples about im- poring © few hundred dollars of cost upon these same unconsulted citizens when the ex- penditure means the gain by them of the ines- timable blessings of eaxy and timely access to neh of the republic's literary treasures, Of course no one ean prophecy with any de- gree of assurance as to the fate of the bill, but with eo many friends the chances ure against ite expiring in committee. Senator McMillan and Senator Wolcott are both deeply interested in seeing that Washington has such a library ae it ought to posses. If they will apply their energy success in one form or another would seem to be reasonably certain. see “About 180 miners are organized at Bluff City to prospect in the 4 jo reservation.”” Just two lines of information hidden away in the long story of a day's doings the world over, ‘and yet how full of meaning and fraught with danger! Is the bioodstained and disgraceful story of the Black Hills going to be repeated in New Mexico and Arizona? Are the rights of men to be ignored because the men are In- diane? Will the government permit a few greedy and conscienceless whites to trespass upon territory which the government is bound a Fee fe Et Eat tt y's. FITS these nights that you load on all the BLANK- HI ETS and COMFORTS and SPREADS to keep Tl warm. There is nothing to be wondered at if you are not prepared for such a cold snap—such a Jong one. Most every household becomes a forced buyer, and in the emergency you are apt to run in anywhere— and buy anything. ‘That is folly. You are fixing for morethan today. Satisfaction comes so easy if you will give the mat- ter alittle thought. OUR “bedding room.” luckily, is full of the sought-after coverings.—They have got the qualities that last. ‘You are familiar with the brands of BLANKETS we carry. They have been the leaders for years—BEST— and so we cling to them. The COMFORTS and QUILTS, &e., come from just as reliable hands. Don't let the price bias your judgment—for they are worthy of higher markings. Buasxers. 10-4—WHITE—$2.50, $2.75, 85, $6 and $7. 10-4 RED—5 10-4 GRAY~82 and $2.50. 10-4 ALL WOOL-@4. 11-4—WHITE-—only 5 pairs left—and they are the best we ever had for the money—$4. 11-4 WHITE ALL WOoL—85. 11-4 CALIFORNIA =PSCIAL—WHITE_96. 11-4 OREGON and CALIFORNIA BRANDS— $8, $9 and $10. 114 GRAY—$3, $4, 85, $6 and 97. 11-4 RED—ALL WOOL—85. 124 WHITE, ALL woor—s6. 12-4 CALIFORNIA and OREGON MAKE— $8, $9 and 810. 134-812 $13 and 815. 144-815 108 CKIB BLANKETS—83, $4 and Fixcer Mazsep. We s1.ow our stock so frequently that it is no won- der it gets a little soiled—sometimes. Such mishaps areatoned for in a reduction in price. Here are some: 2 pairs of 11-4 CALIFORNIAS—REDUCED from $7.50 to 96.50. 2 pairs of U-t CALIFORNIAS—RE- DUCED from #8 50 to 87. B pairs of 124 CALIFORNIAS—RE- DUCED from &9to #8. 1 pair of 12-4 CALIFORNIA—REDUCED from $10 to $8.50. Wrarrre Brayxers SOLID COLORS and FANCY BORDERS— os SOLID COLORS and STRIPES— Stompee Roses. 52.52 ITALIAN SILK FANOY STRIPES— #1. $1.35. 58-80 FANCY STRIPED ITALIAN SILK— $150. Comrorts. FIGURED SATINE COVERING and PLAIN LINING 1.25, 8%. 0and FIGURED PRINT COVERING and PLAIN LINING —#2. FIGURED SA TINE COVERING—lined and im honor to preserve for the exclusive eccu- paney and benefit of the Navajoes? In his re-| cently iseued annual report the commissioner of | Indian affairs says: “The relations between the Navajo Indians of New Mexico and Arizona and | their white neighbors have been much strained | for some time.” In view of the painful expe-| riences undergone in times past by those unfor- tunates who have, sarcastically or otherwise. | been termed wards of the nation, it would not be surprising if this prospecting party met with forcible resistance and perhaps | With annihilation. That would speedily be re- | ported to the world asa horrible masacre of | Penceable white men, and following that it would be in order for a large body engnge in hostilities with the Indians “who have not only done no wrong. but who would | be justified in ejecting from their lands any and every intruder. Of course there could be | Dat one conclusion to such strife and when the end was reached the gold hunters and land grabbers would march to take possession over the dead bodies of soldiers and redmen. That would merely be repeating an oft-recited chapter of frontier history; crafty in concep- tion. heartless in its executi an indelible stain upon the country’s reputation. Before the day of railroads, the telegraph and wide- awake newspapers, outrages upon the Indians were easily concealed, but it cannot be that such crimes will be winked at by this genera tion. Let the government protect the Nava- Joes in their proprietary rights and there will be no trouble. — +2. In spite of the most strenuous opposition | Washington has, by decision of the United | States Supreme Court, come into possession of every foot of land which the Kock Creek Park appropriation could purchase. The struggle has been tedious, but it did not seriously delay the program contemplated by the act of Con- grem. It will now be in order to proceed with such improvements as are necessary to make the park something of which the city and the country may be proud. —————— Sympathetically, and with a degree of warmth that would be indicated on the thermometer were the mercury about two feet further up the tube, Washington welcomes the good peo- ple who today assemble here to make another | struggle for the right to cast ballots in their | own names and for their own candidates. This fe the place for such Inteiy votelens community the ladies feel perfectly at home. —s | There is something inexpressibly touching in | the statement thet the New Orleans Athletic | Club stopped a prize fight precisely at mid- nigh: on Saturday because such a contest would | be illegal on Sunday. | a The cold snap may be engaged in the landable work of giving the ground hog a chilbiain and incapacitating him from making his signifi- cant and unweicome February appearance. os The tow Weskington names net to be noted fm the Inanguration Committee lists can be found in the city directory. Everybody will mangurate. os French journals are declaring that other countries have scandals and that people who live in glass houses should not throw Panama canal mud. oe Jerry Simpson follows manfully in the foot- steps of Mra Lease, and allows himself to be declared “no longer in the senatonal fight.” —< Mr. Garza is quiet for the present. He is probably engaged in putting a few rivets in his revolation. +e ‘The evidences of a fact-famine in connection with cobinet predictions continue. filled with the best qual #5. FIGURED CHEESE COVERING—81. 50, PLAIN WHITE or SOLID COLORS. JUKED SILKALINE COVERING, with E CLOTH LINING—-REDUCED from 50 to #2, PRED SILKALIN RED SILKALINE COVERING, with White, Bine and Pink backzrounds and best cotton filling—@3. 50. WHITE, BLUE and PINK SILKALINE COVERING, with plain linings and rufle to match—83.50. PREADS. EIDERDOWN SPREADS—satine covered— Feduced from $8 to 87. EIDEKDOWN SPREADS—satine covered— #Sand $10. EIDERDOWN SPREADS—covered with silk 820. 24-81 104-31 to.€1.50. (ers: oF crocueT— Quits. MICHELINE—Biue or Red—1.25 to $1.7: Red, Pink or Gold on White grounds—#2.75 and $3. EXHIBITION—Blue or Pink on White grounds 83.50, $4 and 85. MARSEILLES—9-4, sinele-bed size—$1.75, $0.25, #4 and 84.50 10-4, full and 8 SATIN—Extra size—85 to 88. Regular sizes- $4 to $5. Cosutoxs. 18xI8-ROUND OR SQUARE—with cover and ruffle to match—85 cents. Isx18-FIDERDOWN with SATINE COV- , EKING—#1.25. 20x20 size—81 18x18-CAMBRIC-COVERED EIDERDOWN CUSHION 20020, axe size—82. size—82. Every item tells of COMFORT—Every item tells of QUALITY—Every price tells of ECONOMY—They are the sum total of satisfaction. Where to buy ought | to be plain enough now. Prnrvs, NINTH AND THE AVENUE. oy Established 1840. Telephone 905 | Orrice Or Tur Ixsrrcron or PLUMBING. DISTRIC’ OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON, De G.. Den tt Wat) F DOWNEY, Faq ‘The provisions pou have made for the in rappin of each ‘and the location of gatiet | SG The abaence. of eodwork on, the floors and wainscoting "and ‘subet) Uerelor of the beet Fortiand cement: ieee erly said, ban yiveq yon a neBabsorbent wartace, or clean. Tn fact you tt j ye AA a4 PURIBLE Tx Mews Fixe Suozs. TYTTHERE'S little surplus in our Men's Department—yet every unnecessary T pair must go—no matter what the sacrifice. Here's little batch of the Best Mado Shoes that ever left the crack shoomaker's hands—just enough to stand a “TWO- DAY SALE” — therefore these reduced prices hold good only for Tomorrow axp Wepxespar: Parext Learners. Best Imported Patent Calf Bluchers with ‘Kangaroo tops and Congress Gaiters with imported cloth tops. $8 would not secure a etter Shoe. FOR TWO DAYS AT $4.50. Hey!'s Famous Patent Calf Laced and Gait- ers, made on the graceful Paris square toe last. $60 pair everywhere, For TWo pars aT $3.65. Kaxeanoo Axo Frexca Carr. ‘The very finest French Calf Custom-made Laced and Button Shoe, on the Vieuna Plain toe last. Sold by our competitors at 87. E3 ror two pays at $4.25. Bost Australian Kangaroo Laced Shoes, on the French toe shape, with tips. Soft as @ glove, yet extremely durable. Regular 86 Shoes. For two pays ar $4.25. Wa. Hans & Cos Reuiaste Suor Hovses, ‘930 and 932 Seventh st. 1914 and 1916 Pa. ava. 231 Pa. ave.ne. at aE Lom gS8s HE Bo § HE 'SSg ur 4 1 LLLL ELLE Sys5 L A cco. EEE L AR CO EK L AA © RE Goo 1, AeA Oe B TLLL AA COU ERE CANDIES are the “proper” kinds for receptions, parties and teas. Of course you know how delicious our GLACE CANDIES are and how nice they look on atadle. We make them late in the afternoon, so when you get them they're as fresh as can be. There's something about these Can- dies you probably do not know—that is, we charge only half as much for them as others do, Gn & Sox, Con. L11n Axp F Srs. ‘Telephone, 1104. 4al6 Issraxraxzovs Luscueox Paepanen, —<d chafing dish. With the Chafing Dish you can prepa some 50 or 10 dainty dishes in almost twinkling. Just the thing with which to get vpalittle impromrtn luncheon after returning from the theater or lecture, Bachelors in boa ding houses or hotels will find « Chafing Dish alu ost invaluable. Punished Tin Chafing Dishes, O0c. to Nickel Plated—(almost ss g Eo0d an silver plated at $20 to 830)—8: 0 Silver Plated Wrararra & Eby: 1205 Ps Ave N.W. The continuity and absolute precision with which "Ceres" Flour hits the bull's eve of favor in the eyes of every house- | keeper who tries it seems to fairly appall our rivals. But how can they expect any- thing else, for “*Ceres” is without an equal. It is made from No.1 hard Dakota and Minnesota wheat; is ground by the latest patent-roller provess, according to the strictest demands of hygiene, and is refined until entirely pure and white. It is a gen- eral favcrite for many reasons—one reason is because the bread it makes is as much a credit to the baker as it is to its own sterling qualities. It is of “Ceres” Fiour that you oftan hear the expression, “it makes more bread, lighter bread, whiter bread, sweeter bread and better bread than any other flour in the world.” Our imitators can’t put a circular bearing our signature in their sacksand barrels ‘without committing forgery—so when you find such a circular you can be sure you" struck the genuine "Ceres." All grocers sell **Ceres.” Write it in black on your store list next time. We only ‘wholesale it. Wx. M. Garr & Co. “Wholesale Flour and Feed Dealers,” Cor. Ist and Ind. ave. m.w. it Densarise Relieves Chapped Skin. Denwarise Allays Irritation. Denwarse Should Be Used After Washing. Derwarise ‘Should Be Used After Shaving. ‘Made and sold only by . W. & THOMPSON, Pharmacist, a1-3n 703.15th st. Fuasscaws Jewerny Maxvracrunixe Esrasiiceuesr, 531 Srvexra Sx N.W. Delicate and complicated Repairing looked after by expert workmen. 302-3 e ‘The finest grades of Butter churned, suchas J. & J.Der- We Anz Heanqvanrens. For Clover, “Cow” Brand, &e. ‘Prieea the lowest consistent with uniform high quality. | (2d floor....... ‘Remember the initials, | santes¥. Joo F, Our crememoenm. Woovwazn & Lorsnor, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. ¥. For the COLUMBIAN SOUVENIR COIN ask at office, second floor, 11th st. building. The price is $1. —o— Caxpy, A New Deranrwest, IN BASEMENT. OPPOSITE THE BOOKS. Today, January 16, we opened a Fine Confectionery Department, with a large as-ortment of conserved fruit, Freach Bon Bons, Maricaibo and Ceylon Choco- lete Creams with Nuts, Fruit, & ‘Molasses and all kinds of Nut and Fruit Candies. We ‘will also make a spectalty of taking orders for Salted Almonds, Fruit and Nut glaces, Fine Confections for | | dinners, parties, teas, &c. Only the choicest materials | wiil be used in the manufacture, and the assortment ‘will be complete and fresh every morning. Popular prices will prevail. Sg Cavsuen Roses. ‘Three in a bunch with three small buds—pink, yel- Jow anu other colors. ——22e. bunch. — (Second floor. -Second annex.) Mone Fonesnavowxas Or Senixa. THIS TIME Paiste Suxs. ‘Tho products of CHINA, JAPAN, FRANCE AND AMERICA, are again before us. That there 18 unquestionabiy a charm in PRINTED SILKS is evidenced by their wonderful | popularity, which promises to be greater this season | saterial is one of | than ever before. The softness of the, its beauties, and the knowledge that if will not wrinkie, when of good quality, is another. No fabrics show more exquisite designs, colors and arrangements than these printed silks, which als) form the best all-the- year-round dress to be found. The designs, entiroly distinct from last season, are taking in the extreme— charming examples of artists’ skill and the manufacturers’ enlprise. CHINE effects predominate and again appesrin harmony with F1G- URES, FLOWERS, OMBRE STRIPES AND PLAIDS, ON LIGHT AND DARK GROUNDS. PERSIAN STRIPES are next in line of favor with many others. Amongst the latter we find the TWILLS, which have established their own reputa- tion and will meet with a hearty weicome. Some hundreds of novelties first show their beanty in sunlight this morning. Not ours to descrite these—our pleasure to zive the nows, yours to come and select; perhaps to get the rare chance of first choice. Price range 752. to $1.25. Special exhibit. (First floor., Under skylight.) Firreesta Day Jasvary Sensar Sarr. THE THIRD WEEK OF {HE SERIAL SALE opens with both bargains and novelties. The an- houncements, will continue to bristle with interesting facts. Tne TURKISH TOWEL WEAVING IS AT AN END. The ‘elickety click, clickety click” of tho great looms will be heard no more here. ‘They were taken, apart today and went on thelr way to do duty else- where. ‘THE HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENTS on second floor of Lith st. building—Linens, Blankets, Bed &c., have settled duwn to earnest work. The * Star” and ‘‘C lifornia” Bed Blankets, those fine, world-renowned things, are bein carried off at the reduced prices they now bear. Every pair is included in the reduction. Perfect of course, the acine of per- Fection; more than we want in stock, that is all. A bik window on F st. is full of them. Tomorrow, Tvespay, WE'LL OFFER THE GREATEST BLANKET BARGAIN OF OUR EXPERIENCE. 400 PAIRS 10-4 Winrz Bev Brassers, 80 PER CENT PURE WOOL, WORTH, 85.00, FOR 83.50 A PAIR. ‘The reason, simple enough. A manufacturer hay- ing decided to change ‘he character of his plant found At necessary to sell his entire stock of Blinkets, which ‘we bought ata wonderful sacrifice. On sale tomorrow morning. The attention of HOTEL PROPRIETORS, MAN. GERS OF PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS AND HUUS! EPERS GENERALLY is called to this unparalleled offer. $3.50 pair For one ora hundred pairs. 1ith st. building.) (24 floor. Tue Uruorstery Derarrvesr, Contented for a few days with the laurels gained atthat wonderfully suecessful sale of manufacturers’ sample stocks, forces itself to the front again with another event of equal if not greater importance. It's a sale of : 4 x |Sr Gar Tras Powe Coenrarss AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER NAMED FOR LIKE OUALITIES. Laco Curtains are a recognized staple and are so seldom offered much below reqular value that whenever we are fortunate enonzh to be able totell of the receipt of a special lot at special prices the announcement meets With a ready response. | Wo are pleased to tell of such an offering for tomor- | row, and here is how it happens: A very extensive importer wanted to exchange for cash his balance of stock-NEARLY 300 PAIRS ST. GALL IRISH POINTS. We were willing to exchang- at a liberal price eon- cession and made an offer. Ht was accepted and the Curtains are here. We have assorted them and offer them under four price heads as follows AT $3.3716 A PAIR. No. 1,543-32 pairs Irish Point Lace Curtains, 33 yards long. WOKTH $4.00. —AT $4.00 A PAIR. — No. §,201—46 pairs Irish Point Lace Curtains, yards long. WORTH 85.00. No. 8,191—58 pairs Irish Point Lace Curtains, 334 yards long. WORTH 85.00. No. 8,181—39 pairs Irish Point Lace Curtains, 33 yards long. WORTH $5. 16 AT 85.00 4 PAIR. No. 8.211—47 pairs Irish Point Lace Curtains, 3% yards long. WORTH #6.54 *aT ‘A PAIR. No. 8,231—54 pairs Irish Point Lace Curtains, 3! yards long. WORTH 87.00. No. 8241-21 pairs Irish Point Lace Curtains, 3 yards long. WORTH 87.50. (Fourth floor, ith st. building.) Inrortaxr Sare Sramrep Livexs TOMORROW, JAN. 17. Dense Lersure Mouests These pretty bits of Embroidery will furnish pleasant ‘occupation for skillful fingers. ‘Tea Cloths, hemstitched, pure linen, 59e. ‘Tray Covers, hemsgitched, pure linen, ‘Linen Hemstitched Tray Covers, 120. Hemstitched Doylies, 5 and 8. Bureau Scarfs, hemstitched, 18x'r4, ie. Bureau Scarfs, hemstitched, 18x72, 500. Serviettes, hemstitched, 14x14, Bureau Scarfs, drawn work, Butcher's linen, 18x54, Bureau Scarfs, Aran wept, Butcher's Tine, 18x72, Bureau Scarfs, knotted fare, momie cloth, 18354, Bureau Scarfs, knotted tore, momile cloth, 18x72, Brean Searts, cotton uch, 18254, Bureau Scarfs, toa duck, 18272, Center Rincon, sation dock, S634, Conter Pieces, cotton duck. 18:18, Center Pieces, colin ack, 12a, Shoe Pockets, blue denim, ‘Shoe Pockets, blue denim, 4 pockets, (8a floor. eetneeee Oh st baiting.) ———— WE ARE STILL SELLING THE “C S /APITOL,' Ungton’s Prints, “Fear Leaf | THE BEST SEWING MACHINE MANUFACTURED FOR $19.50, 2 ‘With all the latest improvements and attachments, and a written guarantes for five years. seseseseeeeseeeees 20th st. building. ) —— 6 ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. WASHINGTON, D.C. facies eiic Old-fashioned | ‘We have too large s stock of extra fine heavy pieces of Furniture. We need the space they occupy for popular priced pieces. To move them AT ONCE we make the following offer for Tunez Days Ost, A Discousr Or 25 Pen Cesr, Moxay, Tvrspar ona Weo- ‘NESDAY. All Fine Chamber Suites, marked 875 and over, £5 per cent of. fotatt eiaaaiaiaieaclai aly = All Fine Folding Beds, marked $75 and over, 25 per cent of All Fine Office Desks, marked $75 and over, #5 per cent of. All Fine Chiffoniers, marked $75 and over. 25 per cen’ off. All Fine Sideboards, marked 875 and over, 25 per cent off. The above offer holds good but three days, MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNES- DAY, as we only do this to lessen our stock of FINE heavy pieces. jsinioizieisicicioiotet Jers Laxssvnowrs Rix, N. v. Ber. 131u & 1420. PIELEALALAAeeEeeeeEeReeeatette Hitbebtareveccseceecerrevetetes THAT EEE TEEPE 4 Laxssvren Axp Bro. Sinzs Ar Crrastxa-U; Paces. Several small lots of Silks of which we have broken assortments have been marked down to ‘‘clean up” our stock. The goods referred to are all desirable, ‘both as to material and shades, but they are unde- sirable to us, as they occupy space we must have for our new spring goods that are even now making their appearance. We will speak of these in a few days ‘when we have succeeded in weeding ‘out the hold- overs. The reductions we quote are genuine, and if you avail yourself of this opportunity you will have no regrets, in fact the regrots will all be ours, as w suffer a loss on all the items quoted, asa perusal of the following will testify: Ose tor Pram suRans, good s les. Were #1. 75c Ose sor. swiyrt BROCADES, black ground, colored figures. Were #1.25. Now $1 Oxe or stare SURARS, black eround, colored stripe. $1. Now T5c ioe $1 $1 70c Ose tor procape sattys, t¥o effects. Were $1.35. Now TAFEETA, suitable for Oxr or srateri Good shades, Were § ‘Now skirts, Oxe, LOT COLORED SATIN RHADAMES, ‘shades. Were $1. Now’ Osx ror pompapour SATINS, 2ood vari- ety of styles, T5c JOT SATIN STRIPED IXDIAS good 7 J, shades, Were 50c. ‘Now Oxerorsatiy srame TAFFETAS, ‘nd white and all black. Were #1. Xow 85c Osx tot Brack procan! SATINS, ge assortment of patterns. W These might prove of much use to you, particularly to trim —— or make over one of your old —— dresses. Many more pieces and good lengths are here in suit- able lengths for basques, chil- — dren's dresses, &e. Our Silk —— Department is well known to —— you for its variety, and as the rush of the past few weeks has —— occasioned a vast accumulation of Remnants you can expect —— eee {ITIIIIU much. eee H 853 8 Ss, TLL iN Sss8 BBR U U RRR occ H OH BeUU RR GOH BBR U U RRR HHH BoB UU RR Goo HOH BBB UU OR OR «GGG oH OH 24 BBR RRR ee Bob RR 0% 4si* BBB OR R 00 ~T Jal6 420, 422, 424, 496 SEVENTH ST. - e TS NATURAL vs INATURAL ‘That your RANGES, FURNACES, LA- ‘TROBES, or, in all likelihood, your plumb- ing, should be “‘out of order” during this cold weather. Let us fix what's wrong. We do all our work thoroughly and at the least possible cost. It will not be necessary to have the work done over when once we've done the job. HEDD RO., S. S. SHEDS & Bis: 432 9 Sz N.W. 1G Have You A Covex: —0r a Cold, Consumption, Bronchitis, Weak Lungs + Or General Debility? Crrorevew Wu Cone In. One bottle of Creoleum will produce four pounds of flesh, and it is the most dreaded enemy 0’ the above diseases. 81 bottle—6 for 85. 81 bottie makes 4 pounds fesh. 6 bottles for 85 makes 24 pounds flesh. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Hoven & Sxxoen, 1217 Pa. Ave. Ja16 15 Beginningto. . morrow, and Pen Cenr | ten dene oo -<Discousr | tatters "tue is count of 15 per aia aes HSGvEk & SHBEE of Shows and 81 1217 PA. AVE. N.W. "eee ‘pair of shoes io marked with its recular sell- remembering tht our prices were already lower than ook ee ‘Prevailing for equal quality Farr & Sinai: 1217 P,. Ay 1893 Cotton Underwear at cost of materials, 1893 Evening Wear Novelties at surprise prices. 1893 Hints of Spring and Summer Fashions. Cor Ocr Tus . Lisr Or Sovvesres. Wa To the left hand are the prices you will find ‘marked on the goods, to the right are the prices quoted aa Sourenira of the 1808 “Opening” at the Palais ‘Royal, 59 Gowns... ‘85c Gowns. 81Gowns. $1.15 Gowns, $1.25 Gowns...2. $1.35 Gowns .. 81.68 Gowns . $1.75 Gowns... $2.25 Gowns. . $2.68 Gowns... 44c Skirts... Se Skirts., ‘Te Skirts., $1.15 Skirts 21.25 Skirts 91.35 Skirts $1.68 Skirts,. B15 Skirts, 82.25 Skirt $2.50 Skirts......... Be C. Covers. 0c C. Covers. 8c C. Covers. $1.35 C. Covers......40. 81.680. Covers........ 25e Drawers... -206 ‘BGc Drawers......... aad 39 59 59 68 Ste 986 980 81.68 Drawers 39 4c Chemises, 330 (68¢ Chemises. 490 ‘85¢ Chemises. @8e Ste 980 3 Reseaser that the opportunity to select from an entirely new stock and at such prices occurs but oace ‘8 year and but for a few days and at The Palais Royal only. 6" Not more than three garments of ary one style to each visitor, unless the regular price is paid. THE PALAIS ROYAL, Cor. 12h and Pa. ave. Au Tus Are New. Woausrs_stanutacturer loses. Oar mutual sain. Silk Waists in all colors for $2.48each. Made to retail at 85 and 86. Imported Silk Waists that served as models. 84.98 cach; cost from $9 to $12 each to import. Spreaps—an the well-known domestic makes of Bed Spreads at special prices, as previously adver- tised; also Imported Marseilles Spreads at 99c. Quantities large, but hotel proprietors and others are buying in large quantities. Moral: Hurry. Wrarrens—tne ose Print Garments and the spring style Fiannelette Wrappers at $1.68 are still here, but the demand will certainly prove greater than the supply. Frowens—rine French flowers at such ridiculous prices that you will be suspicious. Don't judge without seeing. Roses for 10 and 19 cents that would be bargains extraordinary at 25c and 50c, Roses with prolific foliage, 48c bunch, Roses for hats, 75c worth for 25c. ‘See those with rubber stems for only 75c. Tor the thorns! VIOLETS—that you will be enraptured with. Seo those as if wet with the dew of s summer morn, 6 dozen for 68. And these with foliage and buds for 81. 15. And these with long stems that surely are natural— no, rubber! 59¢ bunch. And bere are the single violets as natural as can be, only 25c for 3 dozen, Chrysanthemums, 35¢ bunch. Forget-me-nots, 35e bunch. Daisies, bunch. Look out Hose-atore Xew sitk Hose than ever before re- ceived at one time: 75c to $6.50 the prices. Unusu- ally good for only 98c a pair. Tights, with feet and inall colors, for only 3.25. ‘Visrrs-tatest Paris Noveities and in such quanti- ties and variety that the department has been doubled in size. See the New Silk Veils, with borders of bright color stripes, only 18¢ each. Fraxs—vnusuatty large tmportations this year out of compliment to the Inauguration Ball. Feather Fans a specialty ; @1 to $30 the price extremes. See the $4.75 Fans, of Ostrich Feather Plumes, mounted on single ivoroide stick. Groves—an thescarce tints forevening wear. Un- rested Kid Gloves from #1 to $4.75 pair. Silk Mitts, 98 to $2.25. Extra good value are the Kid Mous- quetaires offeredat $1.55 pair. Willing to demon- strate the perfection of fit and not ask you to buy. . Dress Goons—rnese goods arrived this morn- ing and have already commanded favorable com- ment and eager purchasers. 1,000 yards Bensaline Silks in street and evening shades, worth $1, for only 49c yard. 800 yards Fancy Bengaline Silks in street and even- ing shades, worth $1, far only 59c yard. 400 yards Extra Quality Evening Bengaline Silks, $1.35 instead of $1.50 yard. 600 yards Changeable Surah Silks, worth 75c, for only 5c yard. 2,000 yards Black Waterproof Silks, extra qualities at these prices, 63, 75, 88c and $1 yard. 800 yards White Japanese Silks, which are splendid ‘values at 50, 68, 75c and $1 yard. ‘500 yards Striped Wash Silks, rice asked—Gc yard. ‘800 yards Kaiki Changeable Silks at only @8¢ yard, 1,000 yards Cotton Evening Crepes for only 13¢ 8 yard. ‘The colors and appearance of silk crepes. ‘wholesale prices. It isthe intenion not to carry = piece of winter goodsto the new building and thus reduced prices are being quoted that otherwise would ‘aot be as great. Tae Paras Rorat. A. LISMER, — ‘Cor. 12th st. and Pa. ave, W. A. PH & C3: ‘th and Penn. Ave Arractioss Every Daz: Annual Clearing Sais. January Underwear Sale, Yeariy Bmbroiaery Sale. ‘For Bargains, Be Prompt’ sees ORRES MAY SiCGE AS Mcci AS THEY PHESE But they're not giving any better values tm ‘MUSLIN UNDERWEAR than ours; in fact, ‘hone approach our q alities at our prices. Ip- clude PIERCE on your list when you're around comparing goods and firares. There are many Teasons why you should. In the first place uarantes everything we sell; others don't Then, also, our prices are lower than elsewhere for the same qualities of goods, The qualities are not affected—only the prices. You'll find Mt to your interest to visit eur MUSLIN UN- DERWEAR DEPARTMENT. TUNNING PQLOW RICKS. A SHS? Bie AT PSE Allnew DRESS GOODS of the latest and Freshest weaves, and the most stylish patterns. Tf you need another DRESS now’ the time to wet it. 3 pieces 18-inch All-sillt-face Plush, in dark garnet, bronze and dark ereen. Reeular prices, $1. For tomorrow oniy. -ATOTS. YD. 6 pieces 48-in. All-wool Novelty Stripe Oaun- el's Hair. in green, navy bine, brown and gray. Regular price, $1.25 yd. Reduced to Oc. yd, 1 piece 45-In. All-wool Scotch Serge, gray ‘with snail black stripe. Regular price, @1.50. Reduced to ie. ya, 3 pieces 38-in. Stik and Wool Novelty, changeable, black and gold, brown and gold. andgarnct and gold. Regular price, €2. Re- duced to $1. 123 ya. 8 pieces 48.in. All-wool French Novelty ‘Weave, in brown, light and dark green, navy blue, modeand gray. Regular price, 81.6). Reduced to 98e. yd. 2 pieces 54-inch Imported Cloaking, tan, with noveity blue and brown stripe, ani eray and white noveity stripe. Regalar price, 82.7. Reduced to $1.98 yard. 2) feces 54-in-h All-woot English Broadcloth, im jogeon gray and dark garne.. Regular Trice, 2.25. Fer tomorrow, @1.25 yard, LMosT ALMost Aig lot of DRESS TRIMMINGS ‘way be- low cost. They've got to vo, so be quick. Chenille, Tape and Fringe Trimming, which Was #1.25, $1.50, $2 S0and $2.68 yard. All offered tomorrow at ... . 98 CTS.¥D. What is left of our andsoiue, deep, inch Ribbon Fringes, which were $L30 t» #273 yard. Offered tomorrow at FEE CMES AT Cost un Cares Ar Cost 4 Astrakan Capes, sizes 34, 36 and 40. Were 813.0. Reduced for tomorrow... Lextra quality Astrakhan Cape, size 38. Was 815. Reduced to... #10 50 1 Black Marten Was $27. Now...» 1 China Seal Cs Now... “e16 > China Seal Capes, with Marten collars, sizes 34.and 36. Were 15. Now. 2 Mink **Collarettes,” “ail the Yor! ‘k.” Were 86. Now..... ‘Was $12. Now... same. Was $15. Now... W. F PPP A. P ‘Where Quality’s First; Profits Second.” Sit Sr ASB Pi AYE N.W. A. Kavrwas, 909 PA. AVE. N. W, FIGURES THAT CORRESPOND WITH THE TIMES AND WEATHER. Torspay. Another day of rejoicing: ‘our many customers. PRICES THAT CAP THE CLIMAX. ‘2a Floor Annex. Canton Flannel Remnants. Unbleached Cotton Remnants. . Apron Gingham Remnants... Best Quality Pacific Print, pink, blue shades, Heavy Gray Flannel Remnants Outing Flannel Remnants. Plain Black Satine Remnant Dress Goods Remnants... Wool Chal ies (newest spring shades) Unbleached 10-4 Sheeting. Unbleached 9-4 sheeting .. Black and Gray Black Selecia. Percale Remnants. Mohair Remnants ( Domet Flannel Remnants... Heavy Unbleached Canton Flannel Remuazts... Heaviest quality Unbleached Canton Flannel Remnants... -10¢ HOW DOES THIS STRIKE YOU? Oya none, cream, Licht Blue, Yellow, ss oxo Red, Pink. Green and Lemon St Niet chk, nevee sis RSS * lar selling and $2.25 yard at... S85 Myc YOUR CHOICE ‘yard. Don*t miss this opportunity for a fine Evening Dress at little cost. 30-. China Siik,in colors to match, for « fou “D5. SURPRISES IN OUR TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. Bia 95 do. ‘was 2. 480. Colored and Black 5. 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Batw’s BAUWsS ESES ‘sx mesermntoes Barw’s at Baus "OO" Batwes. in the city of Washington, Bacws 4 = i a's mires BEERS -wesssseis entiiaba ne BACHE ana ttting quatitien of every BAU EAS snnvenit: Sipe BACAryeuttin 1 youre fee Batws * ELDES sasaytotemtuetebtopss BAUWS pitas ce BAUw'sS is sires ACM'S CMs ‘Count, white and natural wool, at it, NOW Passementerie, in narrow and wide, Fe Ee Te lone “1 A. Kacrsas, 909 rex. ave. x.w. —o |_THE PEOPLE'S MOM! ‘¥ SAVER. — HAS. 1003 F SE: M. Cc. HELAN, BASEMENT OF EQUITABLE BUILDING, Upon taking stock we find we have a few pairs of Extra Fine Fast Black Hand-made Bias Corsets, genuine whalebone, in me- dium and extra long waists, silk flonsed and lace trimmed. Worth $7.50. Will close at €5.00pair. 1 pair of Elewant Black Satin Corsets, ime 22, Reduced from 65.00 to $2.00 per M. C. c, Waters YORSER ST., BASEMENT EQUITABLE BLDG. tock at a sacrifice at Assioxers Sure (Of the exquisite stock of FINE POROR LAINS, CUT GLASS, SILVER waRe, FINE ART WORK, ODD JEWELRY DE SIGNS and an elegant assortment of BRIO- A-BRAG, THE PRICES ARE MARKED Very ‘LOW and the goods and wares must be sold.