Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1896, Page 8

8 F st. cor. 1th. | Storage, 22 and M. Everything we sell bears the stamp of perfect workma:ship and finish, Sale of Axminster Carpets, $1.25 yr made & laid. ==You don’t want a prettier parlor carpet. These are recognized as the finest, best woven Parlor Carpets you can buy. All the new designs in the sale. An im- mense stock and va- riety to cheose from. ==Borders to match. Remember ==-Made, laid and lined at $1.25 yard. it aS hrew Shoppers , ‘Are Taking ‘Advantage of ‘Discounts Offered at (Gerome Desio’s } W. B. MOSES & SONS. Setededetetenetedetotettetepeeetnto | ‘Retiring Sale! Those shoppers who want their Christmas outlay to go as far as possible should buy gifts of us. Gold and + Art ac, Clocks, frem whieh to make your article in stock has 20 to 30 per cent under A dollar will bay nearly two ‘s’ worth here now! for rent. Fixtures for sale. real val a ye a Gerome Desio* SS , y {1109 F St., North Side. Coe ee at A Beautiful and Useful Christmas Present. Ye have just received a larg and French Tortolse Sh latest designs, finest stoct a. it Combs 3 ke ever dis m~ Gray aod White Hair reduced in saime prcportion. Pime. Siccardi, Til ith st.. next to Pzlals Royal. ate rooms for hairdressing, sham woeeeoce Every Cent counts jast now when you have eo many things to buy. You can save a part of sour fuel money if you burn Coke—the pest—most economical—and clean- est fuel krown! We would like you to try It, and be convinced of its merits. 40 bu. Uncrushed Coke. .$2.90 40 bu. Crushed Coke... ..$3.70 ‘Washington Gaslight Co., 413 loth St. N. W., |. J. ZEH, 920 20th st. ‘Phone 476. ¢ ee Poreccoos Or Ww PO ere errreeererererere ferecccocccccooos Get The Best, ‘The Concord Harness.’ Beware of imftations. Every genuine Con- cord Hartess is stamped with maker's name al trade mark. We are sole D. C. agents. LUTZ & Co., 497 Pa. ave., adjoining National Hotel. Horse Blankets and Lap Robes in large variety and at lowest prices. 3 You Won’t Taste 3 the Cod Liver Oil 3 * in our PHOSPHATIC EMULSION. It's disguised by several Ingredients 4 He tat. They not only render the ju ta 1 always. Supe- every way, to ordinary 3 703% 5th. oe ‘Thompson, PHARMACIST, S9STO> of the progress m: We apply a simy sums, z Per x ‘Evans’ Dentai Parlors, § 1309 F ST. N.W. deS-24d eee —~ For Fine Decorations, Plants, Cut Flowers or Designs, Etc., Go to J. R. Freeman, 612 13th St. N.W. Getween F and 6 sts.) "Phone 1540. B06-31,28 0-3, WE'RE DOWN $ ; To Hard Pan! rd AT OUR 3 HOLIDAY SPECIALTIES. > ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING YOU WANT, AND AT FIGURES THAT DEFY qv COMPETITION. ~ ¢Dresden and Bohemian| PERFUIMERIES. $ GLASSWARE. noo & guars, $ a ee : sas WRIGHT'S, se Ivory and Celluloid Sets, oS all Agee Cae Ce fn cut glass ¢ With Cae S and Mirror. S $ MANICURE SETS. WHISK BROOMS. ry Latest styles. Fancy atyles. ? = 7 mE: ¢ JEWELRY BOXES. | ore ct aes s ‘Nothing handsomer in market. more. ° ? Williams’ Temple Drug Store, M oth and F Sts. N. W. i OPEN ALL NIGHT. ? it bg cone ee os tO SO tO 0000-00 2190-00 00-0 0-00-06-09-<s5 Suits to-order for _. ee eegeeten ems ee ka hands of the mill’s agent— by themselves. Bright bargai z Saturday last day of sale. a a i sete This SPECIAL SALE opened up this morning with an entire fresh line of woolens. Friday last they were in be distributed among our public. You'll find these goods off Mertz and Mertz, New “Era” Tailors, the today they are in Washington to ns to keep the business buzzing. 906 F Street. MAMMAL MALLE NIEEEEEEEEEEEIEEISEILEELLIP LLLP ESAS, | | ) WORK ‘To buy Christmas presents—when you have to stop and count your money every time |e) you make a purchase. Don't start out on such a plan this year; make up your mind—first of all—to give gifts that are USEFUL; make up your mind to get them HEKE—where you are always welcome to |¢| ALL Walle: 6 . ° ° is . l : ‘| fe S | oF We promise you that our credit prices |4| are lower than the LOWEST cash prices |¢ in.any other store—and we will hold up |¢ our price tags to PROVE it. iM Reception Chairs, eI Parlor and Banquet Lamps, le) Onyx-top Tables, S Dressing Tables, y Sideboards—Rockers, ‘3 Book Cases, | Silver Ware, &e. | All on easy weekly or monthly pay- /¢| ments. Carpets made and laid free—no |¢ charge for waste in matching figures. eI Presents stored and delivered. i CROGAN'S MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE, 817-819-821-823 Seventh street n.w., de7-84d Bet. H and I (XEXKEEE RS ie a ° ie °) a Great Reduction In Hair. 000 Switenes, $3.50, formerly $7.00. 1,000 Switches, “2.00, formerly 5.00. Switches, 600, formerly 10.50. Gray Switches, 3.00, formerly 5.00. Gray Switches, 4.50, formerly 6.50. First-class attendants in Halrdressing, Shampoo- 1S iS) our “Curlette” tor retaining curl S. HELLER’S, 720 7th Street N. W. my7-200 ‘| restored, youthful expression reproduced, Facial Culture. D'ISGNE ET CIE, 1415 H ST. N.W., Branch Importers D'Isgne Cremes, 1110 G at. Wenderful transformation! Contour of the wriok! removed, enlarged throats relaxed, muscles firm by expert application of the celebrated D* cremes and toilet specialtt HAIR and culture also. An eminent p requires food ay much as the orm needs lothes, the hands gloves, the feet shoes—the poor face ex- posed to wind aod sun, beat and cold, mects its fate, withering In time, which means “I am st OUR experis specially ins sa warning to nature Ing, give ME food." ected In New York par- lors for making the exquisite tints of hair with Imperial Hair Regenerator. 1415 HST. D E ET CIE....... MARLBOROUGH PARLORS. .....1110 G ST. eS -3t All The Skill of Your Physician ——— 1s useless if his prescriptions ere not cor- —— rectly compounded. Pure drugs—the exact drugs—and an intimate knowledge of pre- paring and compounding drugs—is impera- tive fo the proper filling of a prescription, This part of our business is or ——— Messrs. W. . 8. Noel— — both registered pharmacists, Arlington Drug Store, Cor Vt Ave. & H St. ates. s. Daggett. Xmas Gifts That Friends Appreciate PA Sare the only onex worth giving. A dainty 3 PHOTO of “YOURSELF —suitably framed. 225 Will bring you hearty thanks from. those friends who're so fortunate as to receive e one. We haven't the frames—but we'll $¢ make the photos.. “MEZZO TINTS" are * ** our daintiest. New shapes and styles. $4 W. H. Stalee, 1107 F St. Successor to M. B. BRADY. de7-16d We have Dr: Ruddock’s Homeopathic remedies. Cough and Croup Catarrh Powders, Syrup, Malarial An- BOC Hesting Powders, tidote, Polson Oak HOC. Santonine for Cure, Quil.aya Pills ‘orms, — Podophyl- for Acute Cold 2 BOX. tum ‘Tincture fo the head. bilious attacks. Diphtheria and Sore Phroat Tablets and Gargle, rice, $1.00 a Box. Homeopathic Pharmacy, 1331 G st. 0c28-2m,14 { EXTRA FINE NEW CROP New Orleans Leh lig Direct from the plartation, and I guaran- tee it to be nothing but the purest. pro- duct of the sugar cane. 60 cents a gallon T ask for it, and I'll send if on receipt of order. Either write or ‘phone 1084. N. H. Duvall, 1923 Pa. Ave. th, 20, Trimmed Hats For Xmas Gifts! What more appropzia! stantial gift than x New Trimmed Hat. is reduction sale of ours { Tow in progress offers a splendid ckance to secure a stylish Hat far below real value. Splendid variety of ‘Trimmed Hats for $5. Fur Collarettes and Capes at cost. Mrs.C. Stiebel, m3 G St. Mourning Goods a specialty. deb-s, t,th-20, NN A NSS NERS The “Sunshine of night.” Electric light is the “sunshine of night."” It fs clear, soft, brilliant and very restful to the eyes. —— | Why net call and let us explain how ——— Hittle it will cost to light your home by electricity ? U. S. Electric Lighting Co., 213 Mth st. ow. "Phone 77. te or suh- Poccco rrr rr ©02c0000 eoccesce °° ; GIA, PRESCRIPTION 4387, FOR Rheumatism. The prescription of one of Washington's oldest and most eminent physicians. Ii instantly relleves and permanently cures RHEUMATISM, NEURAL GOUT, SCIATICA, LUMBAGO and all aches and"pairs due to URIG ACID poison... It purifies the blood, stimulates and restores the kidneys, im- Proves the health and gives tone and vigor. to th entire system. Price, $1 per bottle; triat size, 0c. KOLB PHARMACY, 438 7th st. n.w., cor. £. A little girl can make gay and unique terfal at GOULD'S WON! ‘no25-1m* For Chapped Lips and hands use EUCALYPTINE. Takes away edness and roughness in one night. Kec} <= Shin ‘sort and ‘white. 5c. bottle At ‘drug: Evans Drug Store, 938 F St. Whotessis, de5-8d_ <8 Sac y ¢ \ { \ i \ BY () Bear in Mind, () Stamping Pocket Books. Lansburgh & Bro. —F wwe wit Qikbrruity lay aside any article ‘hase and de- Iver at any re the Holidays we Are Ready . ~All over the store shows the advance guartts of Christmas shopping. Every department has something to offer you. Every esleseeaet something to suggest. It is but necessary to say whether you want it for a friend or relative, and there will be many willing salespeople ready to assist you. For Engraving Initials on Um- hrellas or pieces of Jewelry, for We box the gifts you select, so as to make them look presentable. rush. All of our Engraving is nicely boxed in Imported White Satin Paper Boxes. We will engrave you a two, three or four-letter die, in the latest style, For $1.00. One-Line Address Dies For $1.00. We also engrave Crests, Jand Coats-of-Arms. Engraving name on plate and 50 cards..... 86c. ) Reprinting 50 cards tromuplates«).e eis 40c Reprinting 100 cards oe from iplate. ¢5.5.-2..- 75C. We guarantee all of our work to be the best. Cashmere Tea Gowns. Made Empire front, - Watteau back, bishop sleeves, yoke, sleeves and collar _ ttimmed. Sizes 34 to 42: For... $4.98 Eiderdown Bath Robes. Stylishly — made, sleeves and collar .em- broidered with silk cord and tassel. “.to match. These come in light bhue,- pink; red gray. Sixes” 39 to 42. OW o ears seni wate $3.98 Infants’ Sacques, made of eiderdown, in pretty shades of blue and pink, large sailor collar trimmed with fancy braid, extra large sleeves. For. ,) Infants’ Wrappers, made of French flan- nel, in delicate shades of pink and white, blue and white stripes, full large sleeves, turn- over collar, tied with ribbon to match...... 590. Children’s Knitted Hoods, in pretty shades of red and black, pink and blue or white, fleece lined, _ tufted ruchirig around face and neck, giving a pretty bonnet effect. All sizes from 4 to 14 years. Special NICS acecr c 1g ts Jewelry Specials. 38c. Child’s — Solid Gold Rings, with pretty little settings. Files and Glove 3uttoners, in sterling silver cases. Sterling Sea beautifully signed handles, mondgrams engraved frees .i..... 98c. Sterling’ «Silver Back Dressthg Gombs. Silver Back $1.48 quality Out-of Towa Polks Can order through our Mail Order Department. We can attend to their wants just as carefully: LANSBOURGH & BRO, 420=422-424=426:7th St. des s x x SKA ) LO RR \ oc = .. | Topham’s Useful 3 Gifts at ; Popular Prices. eetibo'd ever hesitate on ween giving 2 useful ard coe’ of the other kind? Take it to —_yoursel Wouldn't you prefer the useful one? So would your iter look in on Us—take in the whole store —you'll see hundreds of se that strike t for your dif- f triends. as ferent Pocket Books, Card Cases, Mirrors, Chatelaine Satchels, Shopping Bags, Umbrellas, Cigar Moisteners, Jewel Cases, Whips, Traveling Bags, Suit Cases, Trunks, Handkerchief Boxes, Writing Tablets, Photo Frames, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Bill Books, Flasks, Dressing Cases, Toilet Sets, Manicures, Memorandum Books, Hand Blotters, Lunch Boxes, Extension Cases, Shawl Straps, Match Boxes, Triplicate Mirrors, Hair Brushes, Combs, Cloth Brushes, Gun Cases, Leggins, Music Rolls, Hat Boxes, Purses, Cigarette Cases, Cigar Cases, Penknives, Shaving Pads, Pyrolin Goods, Atomizers, Razor Strops, Shaving Soaps, ar mtv oOo xs Seegregengengeogeatengengencendendentengengenongondengengendendveeseegeaseateat eng eeseaseaseatoasoeseasoatoasoaseasiatoageadeageatiay ui Sete ro = 9 <>o- = Q SS prereset eet deateateatoateadoatoateateateateadiateateateateas Tl xe Razors. Sep = F Leather Goods of All Kinds. With every purchase of a seston z fancy leather art at $1 +. w sterling silver de oe name in 3 e one line *° free of 3 “na deposit ts $ . goods are held for 3 your ‘convenience. : z = 2231: 1233 PA. AVE.* = PATORY 12!8-lz20 E Sr. $ oy Oper: » $3.50 up —with Finest Acromatic Lenses. ); Gifts ‘That are $ d) (( 5 5 i Appreciated ; s ) (( —— —MOST are those that 5) s combine usefulness ¢/ ¢ — with beauty. yy @ —— A fine pair of g ‘» ——— OPERA GLASSES )) ( give no end of pleasure > > to the recipient—we )) fe are displaying the larg- x ; est and handsomest /) ( line in the city from \\ ? —— $3.50 up. 5 Se eee = pei cies (= For middle-aged or elderly people ) , pair of GOLD EYE GLASSES or )) PTACLES would be ac. ( amined and the ¥ 4 after giving— ——— without extra charge. McAllister & Co., Examining Opticians, I 311 EF St. Between i3thand zat ) PASSA = es i“What Shall Wes :Give Mother?” <grows more difficult every year. Mothers take pride in their hom Arything new and pretty and useful dining” rocm, | et sig in mothe: lainty trifle. We suggest — Cor. 7th &DS.W. sedeosoeoooeooosooe PESECE SES OSES IS ISO OOS ETIS ‘Fur Bargains: 4 ‘On Every Side: a READY-MADE FUR not the house—that's nota Al such furs are to be . We've taken off all the mi a gocd part of the cost—to move them quickly. “E7Capes, Coats, Collarettes, Boas, , ete., cost but little during this great sale. 3 jsaKs FUR CO., SOCOOROAD DONS Cor. 13th and G sts. deS-t,th,s,28 202 se SHsessesesetoetes J.Jay Gould TREE ORNAMENTS, TOYS, FAVORS, 421 9TH ST. no20-im* MORE CASES OF SICK HEADACHE, billous- ness, constipation, can be cured in less time, with less’ medicine, and for less money, by using Car- ter's Little Liver Pills, than by any other means. Angostura Bitters should find a place in ev, household. ‘Pre hest cure for indigestion. Matha factured by . J. G. B. Siegert & Sons. All druggists keep them. Oss P ) ‘about Twining City. TO COMPLETE THE CHURCH Fair and Bazaar for the North Oarolina Opened Under Extremely Successfal Auspices Last Night—Those in Charge of the Booths. A fair and bazaar, the proceeds of which it is hoped by the managers will largely swell the funds needed for the completion of the new North Carolina Avenue Meth- odist Protestant Church, corner of North Carolina avenue and B street, Rev. B. B. James, prstor, was begun last evening at Mascnic Temple, corner of 9th and F streets northwest, and will continue until Friday ever-ing, inclusive. 3 While the active management of the fair ard bazaar is in the hands of the ladies of the church. most directly inier- ested, the latter are assisted in their efforts by the members of all the other Methodist Protestant churches in the city. The program for the evening began with suitable devotional services, tollowing which Revs. Messrs. James and Ham- mend, the latter of Congress Street Church, West Washington, made addresses. Oiher features of the exercises were: A vocal sole by Miss Gert:e Dana, with Miss Belle Carpenter as accumpanisi; thombone solo, Mr. Charles Henney; ‘violin 3010, Master Gcorge Hunt; vocal solo, Miss M. L. Fox; palm reading, Miss Liilie Cohen; op- erating the graphuphone, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buckler. ‘fhe commlitee of arrange- ments comprised Mrs. C. C. Wilkison and Mrs. Coffin on the part of the ladies, and Messrs. C. C. Wilkison, Wilbur R. Dodge and C. E. Hooks, the male portion of the congregation of North Carolina Avenue Church. ‘The hall where the event took place, and where the fair and bazaar is being ‘held, wes very prettily decorated with United States flags ond bunting and growing plants, as were also the various booths, which are as follcws: Acorn circle, colors, green and white— Mrs. C. C. Wilkison in charge, assisted by Misses Clara and Lillie Cohen and the members of Acorn Circle, ten children. Mystery booth, colors, yellow and white— Miss M. H. Dedge in charge, assisted by Miss Etta Stevers, the Misses Katie Da- vis, Hattle Terry and M. Louise Dodge. Fancy booth, colors, pink and white-- Mrs. F. D. Chambers in charge, assisted by Miss Alice Middleton, Mrs. Kingsbury and other: Y. P. ©. C. E. bocth, colors, the American flag—Miss M. J. Baden in charge, assisted by Miss M. Gordon and Miss C. Graham. Home-made candy booth of Congress Street Church. Colors, the American flag— Mrs. R. Stecke in charge, assisted by the Misses F. and G. Fearson, Miss M. Hoff- man and Miss B. Bell. Confectionery and ice cream booth. Col- ors, blue and white—Mrs. K. C. Valliant and Mrs. Emma Swan in charge, assisted F. Carroll, Miss B. Fitch, Miss Miss N. Dunn, Miss ‘Lusby and the Misses Dani Chocolate booth. Color, red—Mrs. R. D. Swingle in charge, assisted by the Misses i M. Swingle, Miss L. Randall, Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. John Powers, Floral booth. Colors, pink and white— Miss Nettie Walsh in charge, assisted by Miss M. H. Swingle, Miss B. Barnes, Miss Graham and Miss L. Thorne. Central booth. Colors, the American flag—Mrs. Thomas Wilson in charge, as- sisted by the ladies of Central Church. Supper table~Mrs. J. R. Ferguson charge, . John C. m Hunt cf Mcunt Tabor, Mrs. Q. Bacchus of First Church and Mrs. R. L. Middleton. Grocery booth—Mrs, Bradburn. Fish pond—Miss Carrie Oxley. SS PERMANENT ORGANIZATION. Citizens’ Associat Formed at Twin- in| x There was an enthusiastic meeting of citizens in the town hali at Twining City Jast evening, at which time a permanent organization was formed, to be known as the Twining City Citizens’ Association, whose objects, as stated in the constitution that was adopted, are the fostering and advancing of all material interests in and Officers for the ensuing term of six months were elected as follows: R. F. Bradbury, president; Herman Thurm, vice president; Jobn J. Rankin, secretary, and John Herath, treasurer. Messrs. Streitherger and Herath, a tem- porary committee of two, appointed at a recent meeting to secure a permanent meeting place, reported having secured the town hall of Mr. R. F. Bradbury, and, on motion, said committee was continued’ for one week to arrange the matter of rent, fuel, lights and janitor service. Messrs. R. F. Bradbury, John Herath and George French, the committee appointed to draft a constitution and set of by-laws, made their report i , and, on mo- tion, the same was adopicd by article and the committee discharged, with thanks of the association. Under the head of com- mittees Mr. Streitberger moved that the chair appoint an exccutive committee of five to consist of the president, vice presi- dent, secretary and treasurer and one other member of the association. Mr. George T. French was named as the fifth member of said committee. There was then a running discussion on the subject of the lack of school facilities at Twining City, it being shown that many school children were pro- hibited from attending school, owing to the great distance of a schoo! house, and that many others suffered from exposure to the weather in going either to Anacostia or over in the city to school. Some parents are compelled to hitch up and carry their children to a distant school and then go after them in the evening. It was further shown that several vacant houses in the village would in all probability be occupied if there was a school house in the place for the accommodation of parents with chil- dren. After a warm discussion on the sub- ject it was unanimously agreed to be of greater importance than any other one thing, apd a school committee of three, to consist of Messrs. R. F. Bradbury, H. A. Streitberger and John Herath, was ap- pointed. On motion, the chair then appointed Messrs. H. Thurm, H. A. Streitberger and George Davis a committee on streets, roads and bridges, and Messrs. A. Burgess, Chas. H. Howard and P. J. Riley a committee on sanitation. r Police matters were then brought up and discussed with much vigor. Mr. Burgess thougnt it a shame that tramps were al- lowed to infest his house and terrorize his family in broad daylight, and Mr. Thurm was highly indignant to’ think the entire village was given over to tramps and rob- bers from midnight untii 8 o'clock in the morning, during which hours most henest men are supposed to be asleep. He said no police officer was on duty in Twining City during those hours, when, in reality, they were most needed. Mr. Rankin said no offi- cer was ever seen in his neighborhood either during the day or night, and it was generally agreed that a committee of three should appointed to look after police matters, On metion, the same was ordered and the chair appointed Messrs. H. Thurm, A. Burgess and William Fastnaught a com- mittee on police. It being generally conceded that every public-spirited citizen would join the asso- ciation if not voluntarily at least on inyi- tation, a committee of ten on membership was appointed as follows: Messrs. H. Thurm, A. B. Thorn, William Henninv, William Fastnaught, Joseph Browning, R. F. Bradbury, Charles H. Howard, H! A. Streitberger, George Davis and John Mey- ers. It was decided to ask the authorities for an artesian well to accommodate the peo- ple over in Twining City, as well as numerous folks from Washington, who bother residents along Pennsylvania ave- nue extended for a drink of water almost every week day, but especially on Sundays. The committee on police was instructed to urge the appointment of two additional policemen to be assigned to night duty in and around Twining City. The president then asked cach member to use his best endeavors to build the asso- ciation up, after which the meeting ad- journed. The following eighteen joined the associa- tion: H. A. Streitberger, Charles Howard, R. F. Bradbury, A. Burgess, P. Smith, Jno. Herath, R. Howard, George T. French, Herman Thurm, George Davis, G. Meyers, F. Fastnaught, William Fastnaught, R. Lee, P. J. Riley, J. Grantham, J. Rankin and B. Gates. If the hair is falling out or turning grav, re- ulring 2, stimalant with, tourishing and coloring fod, “Hat's Vegetable ‘Sicilian Hair Rencwer i Just ‘the specific. ‘ at StS esas SPSS9SSSSL99G0000'4 Reeves, Poole& Co., Modern Grocers. Manufacturers of Fine Con- fections and Roasters of High-Grade Coffees. Fancy New York Burbank Pota- toes, 43c. bushel. Small Sugar-cured Hams, per Ib., IIc. Mild Sugar-cured Breakfast Strips, per Ib., r1c. Pure Leaf Lard (absolutely pure), per Ib. 7c. 5-lb. package Breakfast Hominy, 140. 5 qts. New Hominy, 16c. 3 ats. New Navy Beans, 19c. To lbs. N. Y. Buckwheat, 27¢. Gallon Can of Pure Vermont Maple Syrup, 98c. Best Granulated Sugar, 4$c. Ib. 6 cakes Proctor & Gamble’s Oleine Soap, 28c. 6 cakes Proctor & Gamble’s Ivory Soap, 27c. 6 cakes Babbitt’s Soap, 25¢. 6 packages Pearline, 24c. 6 cakes Kirk's Oleine Soap, 26c. 5 Ibs. Best Gloss Starch, 21¢. The universal custom of roasting coffee is to add water to it as it comes from the roaster, which makes it weigh much heavier, but robs it of its delicious flavor, which is retained by our “Dry” Process of roasting. We are gradually building up an enormous Coffee trade, which we at- tribute largely to the fancy coffees which we purchase and to the regu- larity of our roasting. Selected Old Mandehling Java and Mocha Coffee, 38c. Ib.; 3 Ib: $1.10. R. & P. Breakfast Java, 35¢c. Ib.; 3 Ibs., $1.00. We have a full line of Guatemala, Maracaibo, Golden Rio, &c. We are manufacturing daily the finest Chocolates and Bon Bons in the city, which we sell at the popular price of 47c. per Ib. Guaranteed equal to, if not better than, any 8oc. candy vou can purchase elsewhere. Consisting of the following va- nieties: Such Chocolates as: Chocolate Mint, Chocolate Pineapple, “hocolate Vanilla Chocolate Filberts, % Chocolate Chocolate ¢ Marshmallow, Chocalate Chocolate Almonds, Chocolate St. Nichol Chocolate Pistachiy Chocolate Walnuts, Chocolate Nugat, Chocolate Cherries. | Such Bon Bons as: Vanilla Pineapple, Vanilla Walnuts, Vanilla Conoanuts, Vanilla Chocolate, Vanilla Marshmatiow, Lemon Walauts, Lemon Cream, Rose Cream Almonds, Vanilla Creat ment of Choco- lates, Bon Bons, Caramels, Mint Wafers, ete., for 25. per pound. Candies carefully packed for shipment. Special 0, 3 1209 F St. N. W. “If they’re Rich’s shoes they’re proper.” Ten-twe F Street. Gift — Footwear. The idea of giving presents of foot- wear at Christmas is a xplendid one. If you want the higher grades you've got to come here fcr them—the “novelties” in Men's Slippers, Shoes for elderly folks, House Shoes. Carriage Boots, Rondotr Footwear and the dainty Satin Slippers for balls, receptions, teas, &e. We've dozens of things to suggest and show you—all of which will make the most clegant gifts. Alrcady you are thinking of the foot- for the New Year receptions. Ween you're ready to buy come in and ¥ you the largest stock south of New Yor All the leading colors in Satin Slippers in stock—and any particular shade want which we haven't we have made onder without extr We trot that the selection too made to order. Of course we have all the novelties in Uroaze, patent eather, bid and suede. B. Rich’s Soms, Ten-two F Street. BURS ARE THE MOST USEFUL AND PLEASING XMAS GIFTS. Here is a chance to buy them at a reason- able price: ollarettes, $3.90. + $7.50 Far $20 Far Capes, $12.50. $5 Genuine Mink Boas, SS Keston Marten and 0, jectric Seal Neck ic Seal Muffs, $2.50. received a shipment of Children's 8. All Ladies’ Jackets at reduced prices. We alter Furs at a moderate price guarantee satisfaction $4.59 Blew Sust PODOSDOOSOONO OS OOLOE TESA AAA, 2. deS- 2d etorcee > ?