Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1895, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 189S-TWELVE PAGES. MOTHERS, SCAN THIS LIST CLOSELY: $2.50 for Boys’ CombinationSuits jacket and two pairs of pants— neat patterns and good wearers. We've. made up our minds to have a bigger children’s trade—and we think the quickest way to win your custom and good - will is fo sell you better garments for less money ccaisematens eae $2.50 for Blue Cheviot and Blue Jersey Blouse Sailor Suits—ages 3 to 7. The number of new customers we’ve already made convinces us that our high qualities and low prices are recog= nized—and the mothers are help= ing us along by telling their friends about us. $3.50 for Blue CombinationSuits —jacket and extra pants—all wool and fast color guaranteed. Easi- ly worth a dollar more. Haven’t you found that most of the other stores charge more for sizes 15 and 16? We don’t—not penny more for the extra sizes. $4.00 for several kinds of ‘‘Fancy” Suits for the lit- tle boys. You never paid less than $5.00 for their equals. We have the pret- tiest line of Braid- ed Suits for the “fittle fellows’— ages 3 to 7—in the city — and every one’s worth a dol- lar or two more’n we're asking. $4.50 for an ‘‘All- wool and Fast ColorGuaranteed’ Black Cheviot Combination Suit. §5.50 everywhere else. You’ve got your eyes to see and fingers to feel—so if these items don’t reach your expectations don’t buy. $6 for the very finest Black, Blue and Brown Serge - Suits. §8.50is nearer their value. Best of alli—what-= ever don’t suit after you buy— you can return and get your money. Fair and square—isn’t it? EISEMAN BROS., Cor. 7th & EN.W. 3} NO BRANCH HOUSE IN THIS CITY. Bon Marche, New Double Stores, 314-316 7th St. Why Are We Busy? - How ‘could we be otherwise than busy os, a rome we offer—the qualities as attractions will be simply ferent “qhe half has p, not been. f iat feast your eyes. yoursel the “iteception Balsouy: Don’t climb - the stairs—take the elevator. Make yoursett t home. Don’t buy a cent’s worth unless you wish. We have gotten beyond your to shop here we don’t expect your We are making it to your terest, so follow our announcements. Your Easter Hat <ought come from here and will come from here if you ares. shrewd, carstal by circumstances. This column been devoted to the Trimmed Hats, for << am Oy ge age and oh! ‘some — Could ask half as as. wauch ‘ie ign 7 Importer’s Sale Of Flowers At Half Price. We havo closed out from an importer the balance of his line of Flowers place It on sale fomocrow at ‘out Balt Let these three lots ps stand for the undred of others. 50c. Flowers, 27c. 1 tableful of Lorely Miscellaneous Flow- ers, such as Blossoms, Buttercups, Forget-me-not 3s, Forget-me-not Algrettes, Roces ae Velvet Ca in all the various spring shades. Cost everywhere. Choice, 27c. bunec g8c. Flowers, 46c. ‘Tableful of Roses, six large open and six buds, on all rubber stems, also Satin But- tercupa, Violet Foliage, Rose Foliage, ip, a variety of field Flowers. you 98c. every where. Choice, 46c. bunc $1.25 Flowers, 68c. ‘Tableful of beautiful “Date Bomet” Sprays and lovely bunehes of Roses, Pri roses, Hyectaths, Geraniums, Foliage, &. The and of bat trimmings. Cost you $1.25 else Choice, 68c. bunch Straw Hats. Here are two lots secured at a sacrifice Which should Jam this department tomor- 75¢. Straw Hats, 4c. a 000 Ladies’ Straw Hats, black and colors, tion, 100 or Choice, 4c. $1.39 Hats, .97c. 840 Ladies’ and Chiktren’s Fancy Straw pee: al colors and black, attractive parti conte pon all oe fratng shapes shown copies of French eee orth § $1. 3 Choice, 97c. > and a number the 30c. Ribbuns, 27c. Beautiful Satin Strip- ed Si Ribbons, and 3%-inch Motre Silk in this season's colors. everywhere © olthineh, Setin Striped Dresden and Pia the new 2S GLOVES. rn,” certainty ap- glice to EES teBatent ‘Tumb” Gloves, Lae lies are perfectly astonished at the tm; ment in the fit and shape of these G' Every button buttons easily and uniformly, ‘covering the hand completely and making it te ‘a _size smaller. We control these tent Thumb Gloves,"” yet ee are not ot ‘@ penny more than you pay the old style thumb gloves. “Peerless”? = Patent Tham Gloves 00 “Latour” Patent Thumb Gloves, 25 “Manrtce” ‘Thumb 50 ‘Marcy”’ Patent nam Gloves. 23 od SKIRTS. Our entire third floor is now devoted to tee, caving, and sale of Ladies’ Coats, Caj nd Skirts, We doebt rou will, $5.98 _ For Brilliantine Skirts, —whieh are as aod 1 SS throughout, fart yelvet bound, plain tick su 3S 8 a Pisa of neat figures. $7. should be its price. ‘Tomorrow 50 O $6.98 _ For Crepon Skirts —in the rew_ style fiarin; “godet’’ style, lined and stif- fened throughoat bound. Shoul - vee. 50 SG, 98 For Imported Skirts <of verf rough ring fet style, lined with coatliag! stk "Should $8, 5 $12. Tomorrow. Silk Waists, 300 “Ki-ki'? Silk Waists, extra fullgd lined _ sleeves, blouse frovt, crushed collar, foll back, in an exquisite te ti morrow Silk Capes, :pes, $7. 98 tomorrow we offer Stylish sik Capes of Figured China Silk, with fulling of silk around the neck, garnished with little bunches: ot es = see $7.9) soc. Scarfs, 30C. On sale tomorrow morning, 50 doses, Men's SUK Scarfs, in Four-in-hands and Tecks, in white, light und median color effects. Bi Ce quality. Tomorrow . eo BON MARCHE, 314, 316 7th St. for trade. If you cannot see that it is to interest h brown and fancy colors. Sizes 3 to || Woodward *. Lothrop, . 7 a 10TH, 11TH AND F 8TS. N.We —o— EASTER CARDS AND BOOKLETS—FIRST FLOOR, —_— Today and Saturday, Children’s Days, ‘When special attention is given to the Young Folks’ Outfittings. A complete and perfect gtock of Boys’, Girls’ and Infants’ Dress Requisites here at all times and at the lowest prices, but by belng in the market weekly we secure special things in these Ines at bargain prices. We in turn put very low prices on them, sell them quickly, and are therebY ready for more. Each week we advertise special sales of goods secured in this way. Today and Saturday you will find some extraordinary values in Easter Outfits. Boys’ Easter Clothing. Boys’ Blue “Reciprocity” Suits for Easter, $5.00, $6.00 and $7.50 Each. Fancy Fabrics in “Reciprocity” Suits, $5.00 and $6.00 Each. Sizes 4 to 16 Years in All of These. : “Reciprocity” Suits are the finest tailored proinctions posstble to procure. In the seat of the pants a wide piece of extra cloth extends from on side seam to the other; same in knees, The shape of the coat is such as to make fit possible with any form. Boys’ “Combination’’ Suits of all-wool cheviot in brown checks. Bach zy Better “Combinatt double seat and knees. Each. Pretty Sailor Suits at. Better Sailor Suits up to. We have sizes as large as 12 years in nearly every line of Sailor Sufts. Boys’ Reefer Suits in a variety of styles, with $3.75 and $5.00 $5.00 extra pants. Sizes 3 to 7. Euch....$3.75 and $5.00 Boys’ “Junior” or “Fauntleroy” Suits in dark Each, to $5.00 Boys’ Blue Serge Refers, strictly all wool, pret- tily braided. Each. $5. Cheaper Reefers at....... “King” Shirt Waists, each. “Mothers’ Friend’ Shirt Waists, end” White Muslin Shirt Waiste Sizes 8 to 14 years. Each, Te. and $1.00 “Nonpareil”’ Shirt Waists, white muslin. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Each.. c. Print Waists, each. Outing Waists, each. Fauntleroy Blouses, each. without collar. eeeeereceeeeee te eeeeeeeeeeeree: 10th st. building.) Se Girls’ Easter Clothing. Girls’ Reefers, navy blue and cardinal cloth, full sleeves, sailor collar, turn-back cuffs, braid edge. Sizes 4 to 12 years. Each. Girls’ Reefers, all-wool fiannel, and tan, deep sailor collar, neat braid edge, full sleeves. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Each Girls’ Reefers, all-wool fancy mtx: covert cloth, in a variety of neat checked and striped patterns, pointed sailor collar or plainecol- lar with velvet edge, extremely stylish and dressy. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Each..............-+0--+ $3.75 Girls’ Jackets, fine all-wool Scotch cheviot, box front, full sleeves,notched lapels. Sizes 12, 14, 16 and 18 years, Each......2+0es-eeeeseeseenes! $5.00 ; in the lot. @d floor.....+- dene ccceeecenceeccaccecesersecens ~ Easter is sane Girls’ Separate Skitt~ navy blue all-wool flannel, full width, lined throughout, braid trimmed. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Each. Girls’ Suits, navy, “thae throughout, full sleeves» wide skirt, trimmed with rows of narrow braid) Sizes 4 to 14 years. Each Girls’ Diazer jacLet, wide full skirt. years (30, 82 and 34 bust). We can get no more of these. Each. $5.00 Girls’ Suits, all-wol inixed novelty cloth, stylish Jacket, wide flaring skirt. Also a few navy blue Sizes 14,16 and 18 years. Each. .$0.00 Sizes 14, 16 and 18 at’ Hand. BUT ONE DAY L&FT TO SUPPLY YOURSELF WITH THE “FINISHING TOUCHES” WITH- OUT WHICH THE EASTER OUTFIT IS INCOMPLETE. FAULTLESS STYLES IN NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES, VEILINGS, HANDKERCHIEFS AND SCORES OF OTHER THINGS, INCLUD- ING MANY NOVELTIES DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR OUR EASTER TRADE. Easter [lillinery, Representing the latest designs and novelties. Bewildering combinations of delicate Laces, rich Rib! bons, exquisite Flowers, Feathers, Buckles, &c. Rverything that is fashionable, beautiful and becom tng, and everything marked as low as can be. We also have @ fall line of Millinery Novelties in Jets, Fine Flowers, Algrettes and Trimmings of every description. (Millinery Parlors.......0-+ eceeeceee seeeceeeees 2d floor. thee ee ee cee eeteeensseeeesceeascseee: 2d annex.) —-—_ Children’s Easter Clothing | Children’s Easter Shoes. in Infants’ Parlor. PIQUE COATS, white, pink end bine, in pretty styles. Some elegantly trimmed with embroidery; others plainer. REEFERS: Plain and Novelty Cloths; also, White, Pink and Blue Pique. Some handsomely trimmed; others not so elaborate and suitable for every-day wear....--..-+ $1.75 to $6.50 LARGE SHIRRED HATS of white, pink and blue mull and chambray. Trimmed with embroideries and laces....++-----++- HATS FOR pore Sailors and Corded Hats with rolling brim. $1.00 and $1.75 MULL CAPS in hundred or more styles. ‘The moet popular are the ‘Frenchy’ ones with flat ruche and those with full ruffles to the face, Be. to $6.50 2d floor....-.seseeee 10th st. bldg.) —— Easter Neck Fixings. Rich, rare and beautiful novelties for women; our own impcrtation, comprising high-class Lace and Chiffon Yokes, Lace Garnitures, Silk and Chif- fon Devant Fronts, Chiffon Boas and Collarettes, Heavy Embroidered Wash Yokes, in new and choice designs; Point Venice Lace Collars, 9 to 24 inches wide, in‘an unusual variety of styles; Chiffon and Liberty Silk Scarfs in all the new colorings; Linen Cuffs, Collars and Chemisettes for tailor-made gowns; new style Roll Collars, our own design. Special values for tomorrow are: Chiffon Jabots, pink, blue and cream, OC, trimmed in point applique lace. EACH. 5! “a Liberty Silk Fronts, double, to be worn with Eton ckets, trimmed with Venetian point aes pink, bioe and cream. “BACH *$3-00 (ist floor.. -2d annex.) _————— Easter Gloves. ‘True economy rests in baying a good Glove. We Keep none but the best, and we have a perfect stock of blacks and all the fashionable shadings for the new season. The following are low priced put good. They will fit perfectly and wear satis- factorily: ‘Women’s 4-button Real Kid Gloves, suede and glace, in tans, mode, gray, pearl, white, black; black and self embroidery; large pearl buttons. A regular $1.50 quality. Special price, per pair.$1.00 ‘Misses’ 4-button Tan Kid Gloves, emvroidered in whfte, black and self, large pearl buttons. Special price, per pair. as (1st floor Easter Hosiery. Good kinds for women and children at moderate ices. A full line Children’s Hosi in russet or “Fia- vin” shades. Per pair. Women’s Fast Black, and ribbed, 8 pairs $1.00. Per pati Boys’ Ironclad Hose, double heels and toes. “Sizes 7 to 10. Per pair. 25e. (lst floor...c0ee $1.50 to $12.00 | Pair It helps @ shoe store to have the Children's Shoes, ‘Knowing thin, we keep at’ il times a complete line at moderate prices. Misses’ Russet Lace Shoes, narrow toes. Per Tits tnseeesereesscncssseccseceeseee ++ -$1.25, ‘Misses’ rasset or patent leather, Per paltscnerres ne gia Misses’ Three-button Oxfords, bright dongola, patent tips. Per pair...........00eeeseeesees! $1.50 Misses’ Combination Tan Oxfords. Per pair.$1.75 ‘Misses’ Glazed Russet Oxfords. Per 1. Misses’ One-strap Slippers, fine brlgnt aeaesias Per pair. man 75 ‘Misses’ Per pair eure Brigit Dongola Oxfords, patent tips. Per ++ -$1.50 Children’s Russet Shoes, button and lace, 6% to 10%. Per pair. $1. Children's Bright Dongola and Tan Oxfords, ie ent tips, 8% to 10% Per pair. 1. Childrc pair .. 8% to 10%. Children’s ‘Tan Oxfo $1.00 and 1.25, Children’s Black One-strap Slippers, 6 to 8. re pair .. Ohildren’s White On: pair... -$1.00 8% to 10%. Per pale $1.25 Boys’ Fine Calf Lace Shoes, neat toes, 2% to 8. Per pair + -$3.00 Boys’ Calf Lace Shoes, 2% to 5% Per pair. $2.00 Boys’ Russet Lace Shoes, polnted toes, 2% to 51%. Rea SuReuoONE een Sao aloe $1.75 Youths’. Calf Lace Shoes, pointed toes, 11 to 2. Per pair. (2d floor.. $1.25 Per rap Slippers, 6 to Easter Veifings. Everything new, including the fashionable Tuxedo and Chiffon Veilings, plain or with chenille dots. A leading novelty is an almost invisible camel’s- hair mesh dotted with white chenille. Tiny dots and large dots and various other designs. The as- sortment 1s very choice and the prices very mod- erate. Es seeeees. 20C. to $1.50 (ist floor.........: 1ifh st. bldg... 2d annex.) Easter Handkerchiefs. Pure linen and pure silk. These are well worth the prices asked: ! Women’s All-linen Handkerchiefs, scalloped or lace edge, embroidered. pretty designs. Each... Be. Women's Jupanese Silk Handkerchiefs, white aa colored,, embroidered scalloped edge. Each.. Women’s Japanese Silk Handkerchtefs iin ea Droidered initials. Eac! (1st floor. hemstitched, New and 24 annex.) Velutina Is deservedly popular because of its rich smooth- ness and evenness and its close resemblance to silk Velvet. It is invaluable for costumes, for trim- mings, for capes, for waists, for skirt facings, &. 76 shades, including all the new ones. ) | (velvet Department........-.e+++-Adjoining Silks.) —e— Woodward & Lothrop. Kimon Nicolaides’ Retiring Sale A GREAT EXODUS. If a great giant had taken our store up bodily, turned it upside down and poured the goods into your laps, the stock would mot be going out much faster than it is— such an “EXODUS” of Japanese Bric-a- Brae, China, Vases, Fans, Silks, Hand- kerchiefs, Rugs, Screens, &e., was never known before. LOW PRICES alone are the driving powers. No one can resist @ good thing at a genuinely low price. ‘Those of our friends who did not wish te Duy have come in to take a last look at the meny-rare Vases and Curios contained in oar emporium, and it is well they did, for im 2 few days they will be scattered ail over Washington and some at points distant from Washington. You have never seen a retiring sale so full of to go at Large a Umbrella “Stands, gu iD. $5 Jan. Bereens. Lovely Japenese KIMON Nicolaides, SARATOGA JAPANESE EMPORIUM, 1205 F St. apl2-6ins DURT’S D)Shoe Store Has removed to 4ul F St. RANCH TORE OFFICE. —and a capital apital “move it was—both for ws and YOU. We are thus re- Tteved from paying an EXCESSIVE RENT-—consequently you can now buy “Bart” Shoes at A DOLLAR LESS per pair, on an average, than we could afford to soll them when we were under such heavy expense. [7 We are pleased to note that more people are shopping in the mornings. The afternoons are #0 crowded this week that many of our customers have had to wait, much to our regret. Easter Shoes a Ladies. LOOP LOT “se EE Sh Be Sean ~ scarcely nee iaing—of / for a dollar more. All sizes. LADIES’ $5, $6 AND $7 P. LEATHERS attcle 8 ONL! pat sas LADIES’ OXFORD Re *¢ Kid and Russet, Patent Leather, $8.50 ant'$27 {Easter Shoes p's Men. a Colt. Rosia and Patent Leather $3.50. PATENT LEATHER, $3.85. = Patent Leather and Rusia, $5, ford. ed to ell for a datier mace betes more @ moved. ter Shoes. For Boys. Calf aaeee Mere $2 and $3. PATENT Casta eset Easter Shoes For Children. Rae 1b BUTTON, 5 ite toi Rs pe che (Remember our new eae 7 Open Saturdays until 9 p.m. BURT’S Shoe Store I4m F St. : ARTHUR BURT. Soedpatretestoateaieeseegostont iWhy Not Have ‘spring g Lamb == for Sundiy Dinner? Most every one wrvwen enjoys it. Our Spring Lambs are un- usually fine this season. They're £0 young, tender and juicy. Owing to the big demand we're recelving them fren every day. Finer can't be ob- ‘Toy Freshest, chotcest Meats, Fruits and Vegetables always on hand. sale Market, 818 14th. ap!2-20e0 ig dhe tetactedet ttn tata data dada traw PUPS ailors —— —the most useful all-ronnd hats for la- — dics ever invented. Of course you'll have one this year—everybody will—but surely you're not going to buy the common ikinds when you ean get the “fue sort” here 80 cheap’ ‘Honuthea at $2.50. Willett&Ruoff’s,g05 Pa. ie ap12-20d a ee) resh Country Eggs, 14. doz. jas.D. Donnelly, jrucaxs AND TST. iv WHERE EVERYTHING 18 THE FINEST. advert! Reed Kid. with patent tip and plains AND BETTER SOEs than we could sell before we moved Seats oe Purchases: Easter Cards for Everybody. Easter Eggs the Children. To. Buy Your ‘Easter Shoes? Of course, where you will receive the best values for the money and where you are most likely to be Dest ealted en ~Our phenomenally large best- ness of the past week proves that our Styles, Prices and Qualttics are right. It proves that we are ghoeing by far the largest portion of our popula tion. - “We have increased our force z ef s@iespeople and tomorrow 43 aball have nearly half a hun- dred efficient shoe fitters ready to serve you. It proves ‘Easter Shoes For Little People. Babies’ Cute Little Juliets, Viet Tan Goat Button or White Calf Button.. 50c. Children’s Black or Russet ‘Stout Shoes pe Bt ee §1.00 Boys’ ami Youths’ Shoes Of Russet, Gentine Cal Calf. Misses’ Of Ten Chrome Kid —. Xt) Or Cloth-top Black Kid--‘ Misses’ and Children’s Low-eut Sandals and Ties Of Kid, Patent Leather Or Tan Goat and Kid. 4 ethes. Easter Shoes For the Ladies. a ° Ku, Sly foxed wet PE ee O1.50 Pictures of loveliness Are our Hand-made Turn or Welt Sole Fine and Raseet Low-cut Shoes at. Chrome dal matt Salieta or wile ‘Ties. S"$2.50 ir Famous “ Extent Lather dts ‘Poste, "ats E300 Easter Shoes For Gentlemen. ee eT ee eT aan e te Tr Razor or Square- Tas Teele Ou Sree $2.00 7 Strictly Hami-sewed French Patent Leather Shous. iBne Calf, and Eanmrvo am 93. (ere) Low or High-cut Our Famous pone Equal-t a tom-made Mba Patent ‘Patent Teather oer” § Ae cere) Wm. Hahn & Co.'s RELIABLE SHOE HOUSER = - 930 and 932 7th st. ROAR AA Oe Re RR RR Sp Few Easter Gifts. BT the gift be something ‘useful, as well as beautiful, We have a tine of small articles for the par- lor, Hbrary and reception hell, which we are sclling at about one- third less than they ought to bring, for instance: Retin Another 50 of those Elegant Gift Reception oe aes Beautifat Jardinere Stands, in quartered sawed oak, natural, bog and English oak. $2.50 any. We have known these to sell at $7.50. ‘This lot... $3-75 RAIG & HARDING, ~ Ten’s Easter Hats. This is the cnly selling ag Knox's New York Specialties and pod Heath's of London. **Knox"’ and “Heath”? oes) are but gt 50. confused. Edge Soft Hats, #2, $2.50, #5, 51 aed $5. Log A sate ne Sor as ae. ond too. So 2 Koos Toutes Se Spring og Sahiors B. H. ‘Stinemetz & Son, 1287 PA. AVE. apl2-200 a Mayer Bros. & Co., 939 F St. N. W. Fetching Fashions Fancies In EASTER MILLINERY will be found in bewitching variety in our store today and tomorrow. and art vie with each other in the Nature side. Choice selections of ‘Trimmed Hata invite your critical approval, hile the counters are ravisting with & countiens array of airy cflects i Hat Trimmings. In fact, the whole store is in gafa attire and watts the pleasure of yoor visit. MAYER Bros. & Co., Successors to the Monumental, 939 F St. N. W. Ih MOSES’. Friday, April 12, 1806. Want A Japanese Rug? You'll find these interesting prices. ‘We have now on sale the most magnifi- cent aesortment of Japanese Bugs ever shown fm this country. The variety in- i i i ih at FEqs i oPepe eG Seca hi esx ¢ q epee ppaeP F and uth Sts. Storage Warebouses—22d street near M. a We Save You Lots of Money On Groceries. and 1-Ib. never gets hard or moist — best for table use. toc. box. 3 for 25c. BMiioNra Finest Elgin Creamery Butter, in 5-Ib. jars, only St. 25 : eet AMERY. FANCY NEW YORK. CREAMERY GOOD COOKING BUTTER. G00B ‘CHEESE. SEs : For Tomorrow Only: Al OORT AN AND ND BIACRDRIRY. WINE. (7 Mail orders promptly filled. W. H. Keister, oth and La. Ave. it OPPOSITE CENTER MARKET. Gray | Hair pe len! “ i th ee ted Sane Chocolates An@_ BON-BONS—for 25 CENTS = POUND tomor-