Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1893, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, LOOAL MENTION. THE WEATHER. Forecast Till 8 p.m. Saturday. of Maryland and Virginia; y morning and afternoon; easterly or ly winds. Condition of the Water. ‘Temperature and condition of water 8 i: Great Falls, temperature, 35; condition, }; Teceiving reservoir, temperature, 37; condi- L ieee pommel condition at south ponnection. 30; aeapenipe « reservoir, tempera- ture, 37; condition at influent gate house, 15; Viluent gate house, 10. Tides Tomorrow. High tide. Low tide. 82am 840 p.m | 245 am. 2:47 p.m — Wixom’s, $16 oth st. n.w. 3lb. Lard, 25c. Steak, 27c.; 3lb. Mincemeat, 25c.; 3lb. ae 2c. Legs 0! it Beef, ea 10c.; Pork, 12 1-2c.; 3ibs. er Snaps, 25c. Fine Potatoes, etc. Lovers of good Beef, ©, Muttoa, Lamb, Veal, ork and Poultry will find it to their ad- vantage to call at the corner of 9th and Louisiana ave. tomorrow, where the sargest and finest assortment in the city will be found. Qpen from 5 a. m. until 11 p. m. a SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY. Prime Rib Roast, 10c.; Sugar-curel dams, 11 1-2c.; B. B. Bacon, 12 1-2c.; 5 Lard, < good a. Milk, 25c.; Currants, 5c. Drop us a meee order. In- ternational Market and Grocery, 1201 and Liquors at prices as low as the lowest. W. H. Keister & Co., Wholesale and Retail, Cor. 9th st. and Louisiana ave. n.w. —- Fine Poultry cheap tomorrow at the cor- ner of 9th and Louisana ave. sles” “anabatrtcney A GRAND CHOCOLATE DAY will be celebrated tomorrow at Sheetz’s two stores. luth and F streets and 419 7th st. n.w. All flavors of CHOCOLATE CANDIES will be only 25 CENTS A FOUR. To all those who are in a state of weak- ness or fatigue, from any cause whatsoever, Bugeaud’s Wine will give strength and vigor. To be had ot heal principal druggists. Warm and Comfortable Caps for ail con- Aittons of men at all prices, eeoge 48. up. HENRY FRANC & SON, cor. 7th and D. a Tree Toys! Toys it Serap Pictures. Gould's. Scrap 1 Pictures, Gould's. "REMEMBER, my business career of nine years, I have never disappointed a customer at! Christmas. There is still time to have your portrait for presents. PRINCE, Pa. ave. and Iith st.. an Usks square, New York. Read S. Desio’s advt. in Post and Star. Artificial Eyes. Hempler’s, 6th & Pa. av. ‘The Great Rush stil! continues at the Em- pire Cleaning Works, 631-635 Massa- chusetts ave. Telephone 425. Carpets made WMoth-proof free of charge. CITY AND DISTRICT. —_—> AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Albaugh’s Grand Opera House.—M. Coque- fin and Mme. Jane Hading in “Tartuffe and Les Precieuses Ridicules.” New National Theater.—Rosina Vokes in “A Pantomime Rehearsa! Academy of Music. —James O'Neill “Monte Cristo.” Harris’ Bijou Theater.—“Davy Crockett.” Kernan’s Lyceum Theater.— Reilly and Wood's Big Show. Linthicum Hall, O st. near 31st st. n.w.— Entertainment given by the Linthicum students. Y. M. C. A., 1400 N. Y. ave. n.w.—Illustrat- ed lecture on the world’s fair by Mr. C. E. Emig. Willard Hall.—Fair and Bazaar, in aid of the erection of the new St. Paul’s Church. G. A. R. Hall, 1412 Pennsylvania ave. Prof. Carpenter's Lectures on Hypnotism nd Mesmerism. Lincoln Relics, 516 10th st. n.w.— Open @aily «xcept Sunday, 9 to 12 a.m. and 1 to & p.m. Monday and Friday, 8 to 10 p.m. g Satna EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Mount Vernon.—Macalester leaves at 10 am. ‘Tally-ho coach line from 511 13th street at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. for Arlington, Cabin Joha bridge and all points of interest. nd RSE Real Estate Matters. c. F. Norment and Odell S. Smith have each bought for $8,500 of F. R. Simpson subs 46 and 47, sq. 237—each 18 by 100 feet on U between 13th and 14th streets north- west. Wm. E. Schneider has purchased for $20,- 000 of G. C. Schneider sub 23, 6q. 287—22 feet 3 inches by 100 feet on 12th between Hi street and New York avenue northwest. Smith D. Fry has bought for $7,200 of A. M. Lawson sub 65, sq. 237-18 by 100 feet on U between 13th and ith streets north-| west. Alice V. Ellis has bought for $7,000 of Ida V. McClure sub 20, sq. 988-18 by 117 feet on lith between A and B streets north- east. oe Excursion to Baltimore. ‘The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell round trip tickets for all trains, including the 45-minute fiyers, leaving Washington for Baltimore Saturday, December ¥, valid for return trip until the following Monday, inclusive, at $1.25.—Advt. ——E—E Feast uf the Immaculate Conception. Today marks the feast of .he Immuculate Conception, one of the most important in the Roman Catholic calendar, and as such | has been very generally celevraied in this city. The services were much the same as on Sunday, though there was some spec’ al} music for the occasion, and the a!tars were | adorned with pure white Zowers and in- mumerable candles. ————- Reduced Rate to Baltimore. Saturday, December ¥, the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell round trip tickets for all trains leaving Washington, B. and O. depot, for Baltimore at $1.25. Good three days.—Advt. a Rev. Dr. Stafford at St. Ausgus' “The Christian's Conception of God” 1s the subject of a discourse to be delivered by the Rev. Dr. Stafford of Baltimore this evening at 7:30 o'clock in St. Augustine's Church. Two other addresses will be made by. the eloquent divine at the same hour and place, December 15 and 22. Dr. Staf- ford has addressed Catholic and Protestant. Hebrew and infidel audiences. He lectures @t the Catholic University and at St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore. aS Petition Filed. A petition for a writ of de lunatico in- quirendo was filed yesterday in the case of Adeline W Ker, an alleged —— _— Through Cars to New Orleans. Among the many important improvements fm the Baltimore and Ohio railroad train service is the addition of through Pullman sleeping cars from Washington to New Or- Jeans, via the famous Shenandoah valley Foute, passing through Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Birmingham. The train leaves Baltimore and Ohio depot daily at 11:10 p. m., reaching Roancke at 7:50 a. m.; Knoxville, 3:52 p. m.; Chattanooga, 8 p. m. Birmingham, 11:13 a. m., and New Orlean: 12:45 p. m. This train is very handsomely appointed, being vestibuled throughout, and has dining ; car service New York to Chattanooga. A Pullman sleeping car also runs through to Memphis on the train.—Advt. vows aeatdia Tree toys, toys, scrap pictures. Gould’s.— advt. ae The Butterine Law Weak. The law regulating the sale of “butterine” ts but a small protection to the public, as single pounds, rolls and prints are not Stamped, and hence are frequently sold for butter. If you wish to be sure of the purest, Sweetest and richest product of cow’s cream lace your order with Jas. F. Oyster, cor. fh and Pennsylvania avenue. His brands of butter have no equal.—Advt. —_—— $1.25 to Bultimore. Saturday, December ¥, the Baltimore and Yhio railroad will sell excursion tickets from Washington to Baltimore, good on all trains, &t $1.25 for the round trip.—aavt. RECALLING OLD FIRES. The Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s As- sociation Holds Another Meeting. A reminiscence meeting of the Veteran Volunteer Firemen was held at the hall. corner of 19th and H streets, last evening, | Mr. James H. Richards presiding, and Mr. J. J. Peabody, secretary. Mr. George Kahl | related that the Columbia suction was in the rotunda of the’Capitol at the library fire over forty years ago. His first fire was known as that of Alexander’s printing of- | fice, 18th and F streets. Mr. Peabody said that credit had not been given the Vigilant | company of Georgetown at the library fire. When the hose of the other companies had been frozen stiff the Vigilant’s hose came | in. At the fire of Senator Benton's house, | on C between 3d and 41-2 streets, the Northern Liberty hose was run from the city hall and the Anacostia forced water from the old canal below Missouri avenue. There was one thing done then which now seemed strange. A hose coupling of the Northern Liberty would not work and he took the file blade of his penknife and filed it so that a joint was made. Messrs. Godwin Pierce and G. W. Good- all spoke of the library fire, the latter stat- ing that the pool from which the water was pumped was very low when the fire was extinguished. Mr. Joseph Williamson related that Maj. B. B. French was the commissioner of pub- He buildings at the time of the library fire. He then related that he was present at the Morocco factory fire near Rock creek, in 1842, and at that time the ice on Rock creek had to be cut. He was present also at the post office fire, and was in the Na- tional Theater when the fire broke out the night of March 5, 1845. The next meeting will be devoted to the reminiscences of the theater fires of 1845 and 1857. Messrs. Williamson, Spilman and Kil- marten were requested to speak. (eI 8 EE District Grand Lodge. The Grand Lodge of the I. O. G. ‘. of the District of Columbia met last night in an- nual session at Scottish Rite Temple, G. C. T. Van Vieck presiding. The various reports were read and dis- cussed, the discussion at times being very exciting. “G. S. Spurgeon reporied 82 mem- bers in good standing in the District, and $77.04 in the Grand Lodge treasury. The lodge took a recess, to meet at call of G. C. T., when the grand officers for the coming year will be elected. = The Morton Cadets. The Morton Cadets Wednesday evening | elected William Eckstein secretary, vice O. W. Bailey, resigned. The chairman, Lieut. | Edgar A. Shilling, was authorized to appeint a committee consisting of six members of the company to revise the constitution and | by-laws of the organization. A vote of | thanks was extended Lieut. Shilling for the meamares he has taken to enforce eae) pt. Horton of the brigade examining | | board, who was present, expressed his satis- | faction with the driil. —————_—_ | WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. Stubbor: tendencies to digestive troubles in children will always yield to a mild dose of Beecham’s | Pills (Tasteless. ) 25 cents a box. rr CITY ITEMS. Don’t Forget Baby's First Christma: Get it from_us December 1Sth. THE GREAT A. AND P. TEA Ci | Corner 7th and E sts, n.w., and brane Do You Know Itt | RUDDEN sells Furniture! He sells Carpe He selis “Fixings! RUDDEN sells on “Time” Payments! He sells at “Bottom” prices! RUDDEN is The Accommodator! He is at 513 Seventh st. n.w RUDDEN wants to see you! He wants to see all buyers! RUDDEN can suit you in Furniture! ' He can suit everybody else! RUDDEN sells to strangers! He sells also to friend! Saxony Hand-K Knit Jac e| $1.48 buys a beauty—will give you $2.00) worth of comfort and wear, HENKY FRANC & SON, cor. ith and b. it Ste Your Pennies. | Steak, llc.; new Honey, I2c. ed Sugar, 43-4c.; Large 15. doz. GARDEN’S aS-2t° Full Measure Guaranteed to ull our patron: Pure Rye Whisky, 5 yrs. old, ¢ Port Wine. rich crust Golden Catawba, heavy; Best Process Flour, $1 Best Roller Flour, $1.00, Fresh Nuts, Fruits and (at at ER. WILSON, Call and get my ke before purchasing | Your supplies for the Holidays. Mince Meat, | Raisins, Nuts and an immense line of goods of every description. M. METZGER, Whole- sale and Retail Grocer, ANT wth st. nw. It! ae | Warm Woolen Gloves. The heaviest—the warmest—the best—for 50c. HENRY FRA > 1 & SON, cor, 7 and D.1} Very choice ‘ola Rye | Whisky, qt. T5e. Pure | Port Wine, 50c. bottle. Fine Old Spanish | Sherry Wine, 75e. qt. METZGER’S,417 7th. | ‘Tree Toys! Toys! Scrap Pictures. Gould's, d7-9r* a 2 ee fobeap te Calenders. Matchett & Co., 308 10th. alae Powders, 10c. Free Trial Samples at all Druggists. oc %-m,w,f&stt rele ee S. Heller, 720 7th st. n.w., is making a wecialty in Ladies’ and Children's Hair cue ting = Shampooing; also cures Dandruff. se5-t Gas Appliances. What do we seil? We can show you much better than we can tell you! Here are a few items, which give you a bint! Gas Heating Stoves, rary 10 uy Stoves for heating ae irons. s Burners and Tub! Siemens.Lungren Gas Lamps, for inside and outside light! Taylor's Fireplace Gas Heaters. We shall | have something more to say about theia later. Get ahead of the news by dropping in at the Gas Office on 10th st. and see it in operation. Wash. Gas } 1428 Appliance Ex.,N. Y. Ave. NEW ENGLAND SAUSAGE. This especially nice Sausage will be received on Wednesday and delivered that day. Weekly receipts thereafter. | N. W. Burchell. | A Bad Fitting Shoe | ‘Touches a tender spot. Tend shoul ie nly See ee ES _& SON, Oot SPECIALISTS, 1115 Pa. are. 8 to 6 pan. Sundays, 9 to 1 p.m. | = DUPONT CIRCLE, 1920 N street northwest. { CARPENTER SHOP. | Old stand of J. T, Waiker, tractor and Bullder. ‘None but reliable mea Rouse. oc26-2m* The Only Way | TO CURE CATARRH in the head is to remove | from the blood the impurities which cause and ‘teed it. ‘This can be done by taking Hood's Sarsa- parilla, the great blood purifier, which effectually expels all traces of poison and germs of disease and permanently cures Catarrh. THIS IS NOT THEORY, but simple fact, and | the success of Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy | for Catarrh Is testified to by many people whom it has cured, not for a time only, but permanently. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cures. HOOD'S PILLS cure liver ills, constipation, Dillousness, Jaundice, sick headache, indigestion. SKINS ON FIRE WITH AGONIZING ECZEMAS and other itching, burning, bleeding, scaly, bloteby, and pimply skin and scalp diseases, are instantly relieved and speedily cured by the cele- brated CUTICURA REMEDIES, the greatest skin cures, blood purifiers, and humor remedies of modern tImes, Sold throigsout the world, d¢ Gifts Bargains —AT— For Men. stands for FURNISHINGS. We have PERRY’S. of bright pictures—strong qualities and weak prices. It is our first Christmas in catering to men—and we are going to show you an idea of it. Not only ‘favors’ for gifts—but the full dress findings that be- long to these months of swallow-tall coats, What we have aimed to be is exclusive—not cheap—but reasonable—and for as fine 2s is to be had. Neckwear. 50 dozen FOUR-IN-HANDS—cut graduated pattern on the that ties up in such @ small neat knot—rolid Blues and Reds— and PURE SILK. Special price, 25c. 60 dozen of all shapes and all volors— some crepes among them—new effects, Special price—3! 150 dozen FLOWING END FOUR. HANDS, in Persiaa patterns, plaids, stripes and dots, in new color combination. About 7S cents’ worth for 50c. 59 dozen RED PLAIN and and FOUR NDS, in evening shades. Worth $1.25. ial price, 75e. the holiday assortment are all shapes, ades and styles—in all the very finest qualities—$1, § $1.50, $1.75, $2 up to $2.50_ for bandsomest DE JOINVILLES you ever laid eyes on, Suspenders. If any of you ladies have embroidered SUSPENDERS and have them ready for mounting we will attend to it for you willingly and retusn them boxed ready for the “giving.” Don't walt till it ts too close to Christmas, for fear that in the rush yours may be crowded out. If you ure { making it is just as well. We have me beauties you can select from, PLAIN WHITE and BRACES a pair. FANCY COLORED BRACES. SOc, a pair. NEAT STRIPE SATT. BLACK and WHITE SUSPEND- ERS—in glass front boxes—$2.50 and $3 a | pate. | Shields. BLACK SILK and SATIN PROTECTORS to be worn with a dress suit. We have all the leading shapes. Don't try to do with- out one. It won't pa Full Dress Linen. We don't care what size you wear— Whether you are long or short, stout er slender—or want open front, open back or open front and back SHIRTS or the novelty that buttons all the way down the front to the bottom—we ean fit you. #PLY LINK or 5 pairs for $1. 42PLY 2100 LINEN COLLARS-$1 a half dozen, 4+ply Linen Collars—15e, each. In the latest shapes—all these. Holiday Hose. How would a half dozen pairs of SILK HALF ,HOSE—packed in a box—do for a pr y an pick them out of our variety at $1, $1.50 and $2 a pair. Jewelry. " The very latest designs in SOLID GOLD SCARF PINS. $) to $3 each. And all the Shirt aud Culf Buttons you will want. Wouldn't a Suit of PAJAMAS make en eptable present? We have ihe choicest es in medium and heavy weights— 7S to $6 a suit. 2 for Me. FY Wouldn't a “PAIR of SUITS" of SILK UNDERWEAR make a handsome present? We think we can show you some Ines you will want to buy. More Bad Breaks In our UNDERWEAR sizes leads another batch of “remnants” to the sacrifice. We don't stop to figure costs—all we want is consequences—sales, ‘The men whom these odd and end sizes will fit are fortunate—-for Just look at the prices: 11 pleces. NATURAL GRAY WOOL SHIRTS and DRAWERS—SHIRTS—sizes 40, 42, 44 and 46-DRAWERS—siacs 34, 30, BS and 40. Regular price, 75c. Special 47c. Each. 9 pairs LIGHT WINTER-WHIGHT DRAWERS —guaranteed to be over two- thirds wool, shrunken before it was made up. Sizes 34, 36, $8, 42 and 44. Regular price, $1.25. Special soc. Pair. 7 pieces Natural Gray Shirts and Drawers ~SHIRTS-42, 44 and 46—-DRAWERS—36 and 38. Regular price, $1.50. Special 75c. Each. 10 pieces AMERICAN HOSIERY CO.’ SHIRTS and DRAWERS- full regular made. Usual price, $1.80. Sizes: SHIRTS—+4 DRAWERS, 30, 32, 34 and 36. Special 75c. Each. 10 pairs AMERICAN HOSTERY CO.'S NATURAL GRAY DRAWEKS--sizes 82, 44, 86, 38, 40 and 44. Regular price, $3. Special $1. 50 A Pair. 50c. to $5 will buy thoroughly reliable UNDERWEAR her We think this beats anything that 1s of- fered anywhere—ALL-WOOL GRAY SHIRTS and DRAWERS- pure wool—from $1:15 each Piece. The like will cost $1.50 anywhere. These holiday SCARFS and SUSPENDERS We will box for you free. If you don't know what you want—come here. If you do know what you want—come here. Come here auy- way. You will get what you want or a te tion from what there is to be had. PERRY’S, Ninth And The Avenue. Established 1840 Taephave 995. D. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1893—TWELVE PAGES. 2 S Kann, ons Go.. 7il Market Space, CARTER’S Old Stand. UR COAT Sale for Tomorrow $14.50 Ladies’ Nay; umbrella skirts, edged . and Black Coats, collar, jumbia fur $7.50 $7.98 $3.98 * $3.08 $2.98 ' $2.25 $2.98 $15 Ladies’ Umbrella Skirt full sleeves, in myrtle, pavy, tan and brown... sone Coats, black, $8 Ladies’ Tan, Grav and Nuvy Jack- ets, Columbia Cape. full sleeves. $8 Misses’ Fancy Jackets, fur edged, double breasted, th tan and gray, wih large buttons. $6 Mi * Assorted Coats, with cay aud full sleeves. cs ar with 50 Assorted Misses’ Coats, all kinds. Worth double and triple. 59 Assorted Children’s Long with capes and full sleeves... » $2.25 200 Assorted Fine London Dyed Plush Garments for ladies, which include Capes, Sacques and Jackets, divided into four lots- $6.50, $8.95, $10, $12. There ts not a garment in the entire lot that is not worth tour times the price they are advertised for. Over OueThousand Garments to select from in our Coat Department. Our immense advertisement tomorrow ought to catch the eye of everybedy. It will be a corker. © Kann, Sous & 0, gil Market Space, Carter’s Old Stand. ——— | | Poole’s Prices | | 000000 0000——————0. oF O—-——0 00000000000. For Groceries For Saturday. OOLE'S prices are rapidly 66 becoming family words. We're gaining the family trade of dozens every day. we deserve we offer you the finest, and cholcest Groceries, at what ordinary grocers pay in buying at wholesale. Send us your onler by wail if you cannot get down. We deliver— anywhere- any cee Fancy New York Burbank Potatoes, 75c. bushel. “CALIFORNIA” FLOUR, $5.25 bbl.; $1.40 quarter bbl. 000——— Small Sugar-cured Hams, 12c. ib. 5 lb. Bucket Lard, 55¢. OLD BELMA WHISKY —for medicinal purposes— goc. quart; $3 gal. 5 lbs. Currants, 24c. 3 lbs. Cooking Raisins, 25c. New Citron, 19¢c. Ib. ——00_— Sweet Florida Oranges, —very juicy and thin skin, 25c. dozen. ———00——— CANNED GOODS. 6 cans Shriver's Sugar Corn.. @ cans “Silver Lake Sugar Corn... .00c. —packed from selected corn. 6 cans Shriver's Early June Peas... .72c. @ cana Wallace & Sons’ Sifted Early -87e. -#4e. 6 cans Denches, natural sirup......58¢. 6 cans Peaches, heavy sugar sirup. .88c. @ cans Peaches, ex. heavy sirup... .98c. 6 cans Fancy Lima Beans. +T3e, so Pure Vt. Maple Sirup, 88c. = can. “Specials at Cut P Prices.”” 2 Ibs, Milk Lunch Crackers. 2 Ibs. Best Ginger Snaps... 5 lbs. Best Gloss cans... 5 packages Quaker Oats. 2 packages Pettljohn’s Cal. Breakfast 2 Ibs. Best Oyster Crackers. Baa eee POOLE’S, 944 La. Ave. Tomorrow’s Feast Of Bargains At The Bon Marche. Our Mr. Mayer has just returned from New York, bringing with bim some of the greatest bargains we ever offered—not excepting the ‘Loss Sale” |: —a short wille ago, which so crowded our ‘store that we were compelled to close the doors and admit a few at a time. Stylish Coats, $0.81. We have been fortunate enough to se- cure another 170 of Ladies’ Stylish Win- ter Coats, plain, far trimmed and braid trimmed, in “Reefer” styles, with pearl tight Atting” waists and full KI loon sleeves, finished with “Worth? and other equally stylish collars, These coats black and navy blue. Made To Sell For $12,$12.50, $13.50 & $15. iChoice Misses’ Fine Coats, $8.31. We shall display on a separate table tomorrow about 60 Misses’ Styits “Novelty” Coats and Reefers, in a rlety of attractive fancy ralatures, and without capes, and some w! new “ud, ¢* collars, Worth $9, S10 & $12. Choice 98.31. $10 Capes For $7-98. cecured and will offer tomor- dozen Ladies’ Fin ack Cloth finished with th’? cellar, edged With fur, made to sell for $10. Only $7.98. $91 Fur Capes $6.48, on sale fifty "cd apes, extra leugth, with hb the made to sell for 9. Only $6.48. $5.39 Sale Of ‘Children’s Cloaks. Mothers with children rangit siz ty twelve 7 “the re suxrows We shall dren's “and. Misses" and Long Cloaks, mixtures, si 6 been selling at $7.50, ss $850 “and $9. Choice, a Black Plush Capes, S14. 98. We have secured another tity of | those Phish Capes, with, collar, weal fur” trimmed, satin,’ Sell regularly at $3 Only $14.98. Silk Waists Xmas Gifts. Here is a chance to secure an elezant Silk Walst for yourself or for a gift to anoter at small cost. Elegant, Black Surah | Silk ries, “handkerchlef’” fron and “b ‘jal front. made than these, and Th season's’ prices were $5. Choice, $3. 98. Saturday’s Glove Offerings. As you know, you can always depend upon us giving’ you x “Glove feast” Saturday. The enormous increase ta our Glove izade this fall warrants us in quoting these very low prices, in part reciprocation for your liberal patronage. We shall offer th son's Inost fa fonable Glove at a price” for one day only. 4-but. "Superior Quality Real Kid Gloves, with four large white pearl buttons, with white and fancy welts and stliching to match, in navy, Havana, Oxblood, Ereens. modes, "helio: tropes, white, &c. Regular $1.75 Quality Only $1.31 Pr. ‘These Gloves are fitted to the hand and fully warranted. : ERS Men’s $1.50 Gloves, $1.25. Tomorrow we ll offer our Men's 2- button Dogskin Gloves, in reddish tans and pew shades of browas, regular $1.50 eal Only $1.25 Pair. 48, 68, 75 and g8c. Hats, IIC. Think of buying the choice of this sea- fon's most s(Vlish shapes in fine 4S, 63, 73 and Se. Felt Hats for lic. Surely Jae know, that such @ price ts impossi- je outside of our establishment. Our sition as ‘leader’? in the millinery iness of this city alone permits of n ap extraordinary offering. Every to have at least man ean well affor two or three hats. 75 and 9c. Hi Choice, 1c. Bon Marche, 314&316 7th NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNN eae | Ig¢ Kimon Nicolaides’ Sararoca Javanese MPORIUM, 1205 F St. Have you see the Cloisonee Vases on exhibition at our emporium? 11,000 Prorre Saw them week before last. Almost every- body who pass s this part of F street finds time to promenade up one lous down the other « ing their eyes Vases and the immense stock of Bric-a-brac, Souvenirs, &., ely on either side. No one is importuned to We are keeping “open house” for the holidays. a — bshawinsscenl NNNNNNN WN DIATION DS, WATCHES -Everything 20 é, Off. Cent Dec. ist to 10th. —And you have but four days more to | avail yourself of the extra rdinary con- cession. Just consider what it means: $20 Diamond Kings are now #16. 825 Diamond Farinzs now $20. €20 Gold Watches are now 9:6. —And so on throughout th ALLAR LA Se ee ne LLAPEALLLLAPLA LAL ALLEL EL LLL ALL ALA LALLA PEEeEeeEEEEE eet Ey 4 % % 4 Jacobs Bros., mputies, 1229 Pa Ave. |e OPEN sf TILL AFTER CHRISTMAS, BE- GINNING SATURDAY, DEC. 9. Pu wil be pleased to sLow you a complete stock T. GOLD JBWELRY, SOVELTIES R GOODS SUTTABLE “TS. GIF . IRED ARTICLE WITH- ‘OUT AXY DEPOSIT. S. DESIO Manufacturing Jeweler, 1012 F St. SUITABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. |x About this time you are probably puzzled to know what to bus. We beg to call your attention to the following articles, many of which we are sole agents for, and any of which are very appropriate for a Christ- mas gift. STEWART'S CELEERATED BANJOS. WASHBURN GUITARS, MANDOLINS AND BANJOS. GLIER VIOLINS. AUTOHARPS OF ALL KINDS. REUMUTH MUSIC FOLIOS, MUSIC ROLLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. FINE LEATHER CASES FOR BANJOS, GUITARS, MANDOLINS, VIOLINS, AUTOHARPS, &. PIANO STOOL PIANO COVERS. MUSIC CABINETS. MUSIC BOOKS, WITH AND WITHOUT WorDs. MUSIC BONES FROM 50 CENTS UPWARD. FLUTES, FIPES, FLAGEOLETS, ACCORDEONS, CORNETS, BATONS, BUGLES, POST HORNS, DRUMS, MOUTH ORGANS, AND ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE AT THE LOWEST ROCK BOTTOM PREVAILING PANIC PRICES. Please call and examine our stock whether Fou perchsse or not. Store open this week until 7 p.m., next week until $ p.m, | and the following week until 10 p.m. John F. Ellis &Co., 937 Pa. Ave., Near roth St. a6-16t Ladies Only, MEN NEED NOT READ.) ‘We are retiring from business and have cut the price on every Shoe in Stock. Here are three sample “sacrifices.” Don’t Tut off—1t's now or never. To close them out at once we will offer a line of the famous Philip 8 1.35 & Siiners, which regularly sell for | ag geeersphtangse ves LOO Pe | An utire ne of Shoes, whi¢ a7-3t Fine | form- 33 and $3.50 v pair, "will be closed ott. B20 Pr Misses’ Cloth-top Patent I Spring Heel Shoe “Waterburs” make, never sold below $3.50 a pair, only .. W. N. Daiton & rs 1TH. a6 RB. M. DOBBINS AND M. STI to el Perfection Is beyond the reach of mankind. ‘This statement will almost be doubted by those who examine the °| Brilliant, Sparkling SET OF Which we have just had made to onder by the LIBBEY GLASS COMPANY, rks at the World's Fair at- tracted the attention of so maur. This jisite set, by the kindness of our tomer, We shall display in our F st. window for a few days. Everything considered, this is without doubt the and deed. desirous that our &u opportunity of Seeing this glass. MM. W. Beveridge, CHINA, GLASS AND SILVER W. 1215 F AND 1214 G Sts. aes “Umbrella Sleeve” Sealskins. i I ! with sleeves. More New Furs. 1 Electrie Coner Capes, $18. ie Sn 1 Biers desirable Kibd’ and width } of Trimming Fui Willett& Ruoff, 905 Pa.Ave. a7 cr BE LATEST STYLE SEAI- 1 1! | skin Jackets ure long, full 1 1 : | the skirt and finished “uabrella”” u . 3 Eyes That See Understandingly lust be visually perfect. Only optical —_* of the highest class performed _ Masonic Temple, F ‘St. |Is our lee. for | Finer Coats from ie EVANS Claflin Optical Co., | GENTS’ SUITS. SCOURED AND PRESSED FOR $1. Coats, 50c.; Pants, 25c.; Vests, 25c. Altering and | repairing done in the best manner. Goods called — for and delivered, ‘Telephone 2 149-2, tis 705 Oth st. 089 And 65 N. Bae st.. Baltimore, sia, ( eed7-tt DO : = Crazy— 00> ovo 000 000 a pis'e'f ‘That's what you'd call a man 000 ‘who would tle @ stone to bis 000 purse and throw it overboard. 000 Is it any more foolish than giv- == 4 ing up the last available cent 209 tn an endeavor to pay spot cash Seen 000 Equitable Credit System You can provide yourself with all the FURNITURE -CARPETS —DRAPERIES and STOVES you need—and pay for it little at a time out of each week's SEEESEE2 SESEEESERERSEREESEEE rs EER iscamsies ag zane 000 You can't buy any cheaper— 000 Ror any better C. O. D. than ono you can of us Our plan is 3 Feit Soe sooHouse& Herrmann,s33 000 880 917-919-921 Ax 808 923 Tra Sr. ‘ B30 636 Mass. Ave 4 ooo 009 000 000 DOOOOOOOCOOOOBOCOCDQOOOOOOOOOOOOO 000000006 IVOOOVOVOVOOOOGO0000006 Cloaks At Cost Prices for Cash. The groatest values in Ladies’ and Coats ever offered now await you at Johnson Loettrell’s. $5.50 For Ladies’ Dede osD Coots, with lars, = for, abd. full skirt. ‘These ane = $9.00 fit = aged $3.50 For Children's Long Coats, with full sleeves, &e. They would be cheap —_— “ for and talk Sas. Johnson aND _ Luttrell, 718 MARKET SPACE. UST YOUR SIZE! after that $3.50 We're not going to exception styles are Shoe—have them on come. MADE MADE or just the FOR WEA FOR STYLE MADE FOR COMFORT. MADE TO “LIVE IX.” Yours For $3.50. H. WILSON (Successor to Wilson & Carr.) 929 F St.N. W We Imitate Nature Io every set of ARTIFICIAL TEETH ve make. The patient's matural teeth are exactly reproduced in the most matu- ral looking and best Sitting set of ARTI- FICIAL TEETH the art cap produce. Our price, $5.00, is very moderate, but Goes not detract in the slightest from the excellence of the teeth. The finest materials only are used. The patient is amply repaid ip satisfaction what be pays in money. Painless o= Extraction, 0 cu Dental Parlors 1217 Pa Ave N. W. a IT’S YOURS FREE OF COST! It there is a solitary thing that you nee@ to make your house more cheerful and com- fortable GET IT--and get it of US. Your Promise to pay is just as acceptable to us &s a bandful of money. ALL THE GRD YOU WANT. Not @ note to sign—not @ penny interest— Pay us when you get paid—once a week oF nce @ month. Our suites of Parlor Purnl- ture range in price from $22.50 to $200.— Bead Room Furniture from $18 to $200.— Surely the intermediate grades will com- tain something to please you. Our leader in Parlor Purniture ts @ seven-plece suite, upholstered in plush or hair cloth, at $22.50, Our leader in Bed Room Furviture ts a suite in solid oak, with bevel glass in bureau— price, $13. Our Carpets are just as éx- tensive in variety and Just as rich and ele gant in coloring as you'll find ANYWHERE Splendid Brossels Carpet, 50 cents a yard— Good Reliable Ingrain, 35 cents a yard. We have always MADE and LAID every yard of Carpet sold by us—and we are DOING IT YET—name another bouse that does as MUCH. We sell a Six-foot Extension Table for pound Hair Mattress, $7— Springs, $1.75. If you need @ HERE—any size you wapt—beat- ing or cooking. Six big double floors of House Furnishings to choose from—agd your CREDIT is always GOOD. GROGAN’S MAMMOTH We close EVERY evening at % BIGH-CLASS Lausprr WORK. ULLALS, LACE CURTAINS Latsbmiky Witt SUPERIOm NiSH AND ag 3 Ie AL TO NEW, CALLED FOR ASD DEE YALE STEAM LAUNDRY, Uptowa office, 514 10th st. ce, Odice and Works, 43.G st. ame Tesepicoe Lowa —_—:-