Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1897, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, _SANUARY 21, 1897-12 PAGES. at | Storage, 224 amd 3k Everything we sell & workmiai rs the stamp of perfect hip and fini You’re in the Minority Now If vou haven't taken advantage of the January Clearance Sale in our Carpet Department in some way or other. Seems as though every one who needed a Carpet or Rug had been in. Wagons leaving here chock full of orders all the time —lIt's a gr ers, though. Wholesale Cost On 1o0o-roll purchases is all we ask. Nothing for freight, hand- ling, &e. Some more ideas: Art Squares. _ Kensington Art Squares, in all sizes, at temptation to buy- extra heary qual- Worth $3.50 For ed Carpets. Upholstery Sale Still Continues. As an addition to the big list of bargains we've already published we've placed on ex- hibition a new beautiful line of Figured Denims and Fancy Tickings goods now tn great faver as bed room curtains, couch coy- ers, ete. at 15 to 65 cts. yd. = it B. MOSES & SONS. DOP Vou Have The ‘Best of Us. Bat we're ving to give you a treat this week. They're shoes that are specials of ours at $3 and $3.50 wy cut Neeat 2 ae Batten and Lace and batt and Dress (0) Boots, bright dongola, $3.5 Loria dull don- gola a1 ox calf, tip Shoes. Cf same, land sew. ed. Edmonston, | 1334 F St. ‘ataaa) Shoes shined free. io’s Retiring Sale. | Woodward ‘ - Lothrop, Ioth, r1th’and F Sts. N. W.. —.—_ Our business hours until further notice are 8:15 to 5:30. Friday’s. Our Remnant Day. We are not trying to keep store like other people. We have a way of our own. We conceive the idea of modern storekeeping to be, the Supplying the demand of our customers—the public—for their daily wants at the lowest prices, quality considered, and from a properly as- sorted stock—as to styles, sizes, general fitness, etc, Hence we adver- tise regularly, five days of each week, only complete lines of fresh and perfect goods, and reserve for one day, Friday, our remnant day--broken lines and sizes, odds and ends, short ‘lengths, etc., giving the exact size, quantity and length we have to sell at the ] prices that you may know at a glance whether it will or will not meet your need. . Tomorrow will be an interesting Remnant Day to the many who know the great inducements we offer to our patrons to relieve us of our weekly collection of remnants. Articles of use, comfort, convenience and ornament for home and the person will be-in the great list. And we've marked them at very specially low figures. In many cases you save half and more from usual prices. Remnant Day Bargain in Men’s Department. Men’s Uncalled-for Custom Shirts. Shirts That Were Made .to Order for $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 each, at the Uniform Price of $1.00. We make thousands of Shirts “to measure” every year, during which time from fifteen to twenty orders ace left on cur hands—uncalled for. Due to change of residence and other causes. Once © Fear we put these together and make a special sale at a unfform price. Every Shirt is made by Keople of long experience—from the West materials, and finished throughout by, hand. It your size is represented the opportunity is « rare one. No. 6189-2 Shirts—open back—I8 collar—32 sleeve | __Ne lar 7006 hirte--open back and front—1614 col- made for $2.00 each. leeve—made for No. 6236-1 Shirt—open front and back—15 collar Hep Ce te “Bors sleeve—made for $2.00. s—open front—15% collar—3014 No. €3U3—4 Shirts—open_front—low tnen-down cal- FOO eee 17 collar: sleeve—made lar and cuffs attached — SOO—3 Shirts—open front-2 plain and_1 for $2.50. «1 bosom —15 <ollar—32 sleeve—made for $1.50. N 1052-1 White Cheviot Shirt—soft bosom and cuffs attached—15¥%, collar—31 sleeve— 6441_1. Shirt. pa made for $1.50. front—16% collar—22%4 back—14%4 collar—-30 50. neg, Shirt—plaited bycom_—open front 185 collar—34 sleeve—made for $1. No. G708_2 Shirts plaited recom turn-down col- lar and cuffs attached—18% collar—#8 sleeve Includ- ing cuff—made for $2.50. open collar—32 oso open front- 4 sleeve—made for $1.50. . 189-6 “birts—plaited bosom—open back— 1644 collar—82 sleeve—made for $2.00. Sold only in lots, as above, at $1 -00 per Shirt. In connection with these we offer broken lots of Fine Five-Ply Imported German Linen Collars at 3 for 50 cents- Regular Price, 25c. Each. Remnant Day Bargain in Linen Department. 100 White All Linen Fringed Table Cloths, 2x2¥4 yards, $1.05 each=-2x3 yards, $1.20 each. 2d floor, Suit ph sg iale 1st floor. Infants’ Department. 15 Fine All-wool Cloth Tailor-made Suits. black, | 2 Infants’ Worsted Lap Mats, rubber inside. navy and fancy mixed effets. k: | Red 0 SOc. each, ets are ail silk lined. others low Case, trimmed with lace. in the lot. Keduced from $15 to to $1.00, 20 Fa Plaid Cloth Waists, | sil rocheted Worst collar. Size 32, ribbon ties. Re ved from Te. duc trom $1.68 to Striped Outing All $1.00 en Cloth Wrappers, braided yoke; sizes in the lot. Reduced fron: 4 pairs Infants’ Double Crocheted Wor ces, Gnished with silk. Reduced from $1. pair, 1 Infants’ Gilded Basket, anu point d'Esprit lace. 25 lined to waist. lined with pink silk izes 82 and 42. Reduced from $7.00 to lack Satine Re- duced from $1.50 to 2 Fine All-wool Henri ‘rappers, one pink and 2 Wee 6 Tatants’ Tong Slips, square roke of hemstitch- “Suetuced, front $15.00 to Y one yellow. Size 36. ing, tucks and Insertion: rutile of embroidery; deep $4.00 each. hem. — Reduced 25 to $1.2 4 All-wool Brald ‘Trimmed Wrappers, dark | 4 Infants’ Tandmade Tone Slips, back and solors. | Reduced from $6.75 to $3.90 each. front of large and small tucks and fancy stitching; gupbrolder on neck and Reduced from “close out all the broken lots and odd v : Shoes Almost Given Away SMALL ARMS PRACTICE Colonel Ward's Report in Regard to Target Practice During Last Year. We ; ( oy A! Tomorrow. The New Magazine Rifle Gati ae Favor the More It i : ‘ e’s a lot of Shoes that have no particular value sy e ance z to ei cause we only have a few sizes left of each s ~ kjnd. -We want to dispose of them tomorrow. They'll fi i be found on the Odds and Ends Tables at our Jt | Col. A. A. Ward, A. A. G., inspector gen- ie SEVENTH STREET STORE. The price they are Mit | Cra! of small arms practice, department of i ' Quoter_at is next to giving them away. Re | contig Siamnnter tne crenata Pigessa partial list of them: is gard to the small arms target practice dur- <\] ing the year “1896, which is of more than 3 e e \{ | ordirary interest from a local standpoint: es $1.50 a-Pair. 50c. a Pair. Ge He ‘says the S-caliber magazine ‘ie, a: WN though adopted’ in 1892, has not been a Mei’s Patent Leather || adies’ hand-made Boots? thoroughly tested under service conditions e that were $4 and $5. Hand-sewed Lace _and Gaiters, round aad plain square toes. B—sizes 5, 5%, 6 and 7%. C—5 to 7%. D— that were $3, $4 and $5.1 Patent Leather Boots, hand-welt. ’ 5 to 6. A, 2, 3 and 4. Turn sole, Louls XV iS 3 ie heels. A, 2 to 3% C, 5. D, 2, 6 “ 95c. a Pair. and 6 ae, sf Kid Button, kid or cloth top. A ad B, 1, 114, 2%, 3 and 3%. Ladies’ Evening Sandals that were $2, $2.50 to $3. Pink Glace Kid Sandals. B, 2%, Veaus Hand-sewed Congress, 2%, 3 3, 3%, 6 C, 2% to 5. and 3%. | Canary Kid Sandals. Sizes 2 to 4. Children’s $1.00 Solar ‘Tip Kid But- ae ton, 5, 5% 6 and 6%, C, D and E Ten Kid Sandrls. © and D, 3 to 7. widths. Our War Against Sham Shoe-Sales Continues with unrelenting energy. We are convinc- ing hundreds daily that we are selling Reliable Shoes lower than same ‘qualities can be bought for at any advertised Shoe sale in Washi se WM. HAHN & CO.’S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 930 and 932 7th St. an 1914 AND 1916 PENNA. AVE. 233 PENNA. AVE. S.E, UU OHS KORN NONONE WONTON! AMON NOW ENESESERU SESS WE? XS SEES. i Sb ee Oi @eeceec00a@o0ececeee |§F2=2zxx ; IL AR @ 1H Lansburgh é & Bro. Ath BGs “Friday,” Reduction Day. Friday is the day upon which we More Remnants, sera ies Scrim, pieces that have accumulated during $$ full width the week. Every item a.“BAR- GAIN.” Four $5 Moreen Skirts reduced $3.25 4 b p i Two $4 Moreen Skirts reduced |}. : i Scotch Plaids, aut able for children’s One lot of Dress Goods Remnants, con- sisting of 2,000 yards cotton and wool manu- facttires ete eer One lot of Dress Ginghams and to... --§2.75 Two $2.50 Moreen Skirts reduced Three $3.50 Farmer’s Satin Skirts reduced to.....5.........- $2.50 XIU Because Wel ell Soon Take Stock. in the department of the east until 1896. Commanding officers of all companies in the department who have used the new arm during the past season were called upon for their views on the merits and de- merits of the new rifle. Usi these re- ports as a basis, Colonel Ward -passes judgment upon the new arm to the follow- VC | ing effect: 3% |_ “The arm being such a radical devarture (if) | from the cne heretofore in use, has nat- 334 | urally to contend with the prejudice on (55, | the part of many old soldiers; but the new >t | magazine rifle seems to gain in favor the ¢ )] more it is used and the better it becomes }w€| known, and has already won a favorable )| position in comparison with other arms; it is probably among the best of small arms ever devised by mechanical ingenu ing practical, serviceable and a w great power in the hands of well-instracted troops, while, in the hands of experts, it is the general belief that, with signts similar to those of the Springfield rifle, it would be @ marvel of accuracy at long as well as at short ranges. “The officers who commanded companies and who conducted small arms pra: this department during the past ear are practically unanimous as to the necessity of lateral adjustment of the sights with a <4 | view to correction for drift. (j:)| “A great majority of those who have had Jt | experience in target practice with. the new (Se) | rifle are also strongly in favor of the at- ?¥« | tachment of some simple but strong device {se} | in the shape of a wind gauge. &| “The practice has clearly demonstrated See) | that in firing with the magazine rifle ac- {| curacy diminishes as the range increases. “4 | As compared with the Springfield rifle, the (4) | new arm is found to be more aecurate at sft | Short ranges, less’so at mid vanges and (3) | much less so at the long rang2s. The bul- JAC | let of the new magazine rifle has been {se} | shown to be highly susceptible of deflection DWC | by wind.” In concluding his report, Inspector Ward says: “In the interest of economy, as well as with the object of maintaining the effi- ciency of the service in respect to small arms’ practice. I strongly recommend the building of a targét range somewhere in the vicinity of New York city, which will be available for the use of all troons sta- tioned in New York harbor. The exper- jence of the past year has shown that tar- get practice on any of the reservations around New York must necessarily be at- tended with great risk of Ife and I'mb. This also applies with but one or two cx- ceptions to every artillery post in ihe de- partment. Some provision should ye made for small arms practice at Fort Myer, Va., Washington barracks, D. C., and Columbus barracks, Ohio. The use of the ground at Marshall Hall, Md., has not beea sanc- tioned by the War Department; the res- ervation at Fort Washington, Md., hai been examined, but does not afford a suit- able rifle range; the cost of constructing butts at Washington barracks for short range practice would be very great and would not insure entire safety ——— BROOKLAND CITIZENS. Meet id Dine the Need of Rapid Transit Facilities. There was a good representation of the citizens of Brookland last night at the town hall to consider the advantages to that locality of the proposed Gettysburg electric railroad. Dr. Frank T. Howe was elected chairman of the meeting, and brief- They r Saree i] | ly explained the route of the proposed road, $3.75 to $2.00 ench. One $6 Mohair Skirt, silk ruffle, Skirtings .... 5c.peryd. {4 | which would go through Brookland both on Fur Department. E eS reduced to.......0.0.0++++ $4.50 9C-peryd. 2) 12m and 13th streets, and is intended to 4 Fine Astrakhan Fur Capes, lined with brocaded | Gove De; rtment. 2 4-4 Dwight Un- f2] connect with the Columbia railway at H atua (Y silk, fall Teogth and sweep. Heduced from $25.00 | pa. ° Eighteen Corsets, broken lots./?! bleached C 24 | street. Mr. Murray explained that he had 9 °3)) to $17.50 each. 4 pairs Women's 12-button-length Mousquetaire Red: d | $4 et otton 4] learned from some of the proposed incor- 3 Extra Fine Long Astrakhan Fur Canes. Te- | Suede Gloves, pearl gray. Size 514. Reduced from | Have been $1 to $2.50. educed |} Remnants .. 5 te porators that it was the desire of the Com- d from $28.50 snd $80.00 to $20.00 en $1.50 to Te. per pale t 59c. | $4 77: 5C.peryd 74} inssioners that ‘this road should connect ) 3 Light Fur Muffs. Reduced from $2. 00. ‘to 50e. palrs ‘omen's 8-1 a -length Mous-juetatre O. oe : oe | ?P . : e€SSs an ) - Suede Gloves, evening shades. Sizes ‘Sty aud 39, 4 Scotch Bid 4| with the Boulevard Maryland railway, but | 5.2 lcctric Seal Collarette, trimmed with 20 tails, | Keduccd from $1.50 to Suse en pale One each of $1.25, $2 and $2.50 Amosk Gi >4) that every citizen of Brookland could see ) | faney silk ined. Reduced from $15.00 to $10.00. 1st floor. ee Feather Boas, 14 yds. | 4 skeag zing: at how much more advantageous it would be ¢ e &{ | 3a thoor. ae quality Coque Feather Boas, 14 yds. | 54 hams, fast ae Floc.5;| if it should run through and join with the Prices charged §;| Cloak Department Linen Department. long. Reduced to.......... 50c.|# pees AC-4| 11 street line, which fs. already "an estab 7 3 do Fi Doub! Ns . eac e < ishes rapi ransi road. marks were 1 Oe All-wool, Fancy Mixed Cloth Tmperial Wraps, | 4-4 ‘Reduced. from $6,00 te $1.20 ee mona? @=| Four Children’s $7.50 Reefers re-|#* 1, as C ee be] made by Messrs. Lynch, Van Horn, Hol. < | sizes 2°88." Reduced from $15.00 to $6.00 | 2 dozen. "Size Kx%. Reduced "from $10.00 to > a Cotton. .. 7i4c.peryd lidge and others, all expressing the idea uc ion )) | each .50 per doz duced to. . presses ess DBe ¢| : that it would be much better, if the road 2 Black Twilled Cloth Jackets. Sizes 34 and 40. | 5 dozen. “Size %x%. Reduced trom §2.50 to $2.00 F f. the | $2 _ SPlendid Woolen is to be given a charter, that it should con- Sa ee on ee Bordered Cloths. Size 2 Soop yal dss Genuine gaat OW uc Rs ros eior children’s ee oe 2 1] acl 5 5 S (( Jus ut of the Pr - ) lined: sities 82 eeaiae o eiaced ree $25.00 to | dued roms eet 53 pretty each, rk ants Loom Muslin reduced to... 5i4c. 3 and misses’ wear p mich seit sore pom ee Hynes sou, when every one needs a plece of 2 en each.” Size 3 yards. io lvas biol aineeni! ; = 24 : . ee ‘2 All-wool Black Jackets, silk lined. Sizes 32 red from $8.00 to $3.00 0a (Only, i nection made as desired, the le of ¢ paca t ah mae simiew en ) ae “Reduced from $15.00 to $5.00 each. 2d floor. 10 dozen } Double Damask Nav 3 only ........220, 10c. per p' Brookland could get to the oy. in : : 3 pee . Re twenty minutes, instead of being compelled, 3 ae este nee ma are cone SS) Shoe Department. kins, broken lots. Were $5, Hie: Unbleached ES | csinoy atolucctinnuenceemmmtcine sore ni Cb ee Ms Girls’ Clothing Dept. gi26,2aire Wouten's Suede Oxford and One-strap | duced tO.....-+++++++++ -§3 doz. ¥f Sheeting, warranted cars of the Eckington road. A committee = 3 Children’s All- 1 Red Cheviot Gretchens, ippers, tan, gray, pink: white. Soiled. Si: ’, J, ta of five, of which the chairman of the meet- “6 Tals Statuary ts the genuine Flor- —})| raid trimmed, —'Sizeg 8, 10 aod Tt years. He: ie ed from $1.50, $2.00 and $3.00 10 7% Men’s 8s5c. Unlaundered New " perfect ......... 1214c. ing was named as chairman, the other § Sa secigteee ta 0 f mace ohtea rae cet Sytes nak Miveat Seoten act puis, Women's Dall Dongola Calf, viet York Mills Muslin Shirts reduced >< _ Remnants of Fine Black 24] members being Messrs, V an Horn, Hollidge, ¥e ol bes SI butte ace. ion + = a ad (the world—and ts hand chiseled. We 2) | <heviot E Stand Te pears Hediced Gan oo ts | Sees 2 ot 8 Cand Data hence ae | 10-.. oese : - 5Oc. | 5% Serge, Satines and Florénce }4| instructions to appear before: the commit. \ are really asbamed to quote the ¢/| 1: nd $5.00 to $2.50 ber patr: N Fin Te a red Shirts |*{ Cloth. tee of Congress when a hearing was given < prices-for fear you may misjadge — )) ana Brown Cheviot Long Cluak, ane. pairs Women's Enameled Lace Shoes, Pi fen’s $1 Fine Launde Sen ot £42 tn behalf Of this Toad, and urge its charter " ( . trimmed; silk Mned hood. — Size z o ni 2 5A ee = v 5c. at. as the wish of the citizens of Brookland. S “Sle a - ee Reduced from '$30.00 to $10.00. dice i, trom 5.00 to $80 or walking shoe. reduced to. 59¢ be 2 sd This committee was also authorized to > are also offering our Beautiful mle ‘Two-toned Boucle Long Cloak, trimmed 00 per pair. t¢ lot worth 35¢. at. 5c. draw up a petition expressing the wishes ( Pedestals and Bronzes below cost. y)) witht ck. Beale ‘Size 12 years. Reduced from ry 6 |i 6.5 ‘eo of the ciltsens in that beapes, ADA ato a maakt SI eed Kersey. Cloth Long Gloak, trimmed with Uph ister Department. © AIR 8 " BI Ly wide Navy thelr desire that a provision 5 SSES Sy ? yy alee PO aad cai wa oT oe | & pf Blue and Black Storm iavje, {| ets neti i a Se » —— 3d Boor Ir Lace Sash Curtains, Was $3.25. ro) pa: x Gee 3 Serge. Special price. (Co so that only one fare to the city would be 4 7 . me; o charged. (G D X Boys Department. Reeters, Stzon | $20RU Tambour Lace Curtains. Was $6.00. a 0 ANE-(OX & 4 ar Black Fig- Mr. Charles G. Lynch IRAs eo 2 Best lity Al hinc} la Reefers. Sizes youl ve to it ns 0! AIe€rome esio) gee ee cRNA os SES | Siete Nottingham Curtain, Wan $8.00. $000000000000000008 Ki ae ie Nag, VS: Hi] BSH a segaed ates catimgtes tase ser ene y Ce issioners for street (( \ © Grercoats. oad 3. a pair Muslin Curtains. Was $3.25. Now $2.00. | 50-in. wide avy by the District Comm! I Py ¥ x its in that locality by the House 1107 F St. North Side. 2) ES OE ee =| 3] Blue and Black Storm $4) District committee today, and he was ap- (( $a20-70a S pair Irish Point Curtains. Was $5.00. Now al n B u in z | f Serge. Special price. 19¢., * pointed Sere SS eS 8 ee, ig * jority to select a PDIP : — Recters, |, Sizes 4, 6 and 7. Re- ae Irish Point Curtains. Was $3.73. Now i y g g/{{ Only one piece $4) Urge that all the Se = duced from o $4] might be granted. “Considerable interest ‘8 All-wool Plain Black Suits. Sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, F ‘| | +4 left of that Bleach- ic B to $$: was manifested by those present in the E Seo wines (Att n|| Mme ican rast eager 0. | ue i} ed Table Damask. 17Ic.ay, di was manifested by those, present, in the ain €Ss 6. “Reduced from $5.00, $6.00 and $6.75 to $5.50 1 White our Gold Bea, Was $16.60. ‘ $7.50, —there sre two vital questions to be con- 4 5 and it is quite likely that the Brookland each. 7 Now sian: sidered—first, its quality second, the cost, A lot of Woolen Citizens’ Association will be revived and 2 Young: Men's, Ulsters or. Storms: Coats,” all: woot Fee cee ee yw $10.00, |g sidered. clean fuel—gives out a great i di tive organization in a short ° Po Nery warm 17 and 19. “Reduced from | Mouse ‘anore eM bat Was f Gear or sheaf ta auickdy, ‘and ‘ost ~ Balmoral Skirts to of pr eacrpemee Extracting, [@s¥= ae: fe Rape EE TSE ELE pe closed at. 69c.ea. Hl 9 Cacace Department. . ———— a i 5 Ap opeeds | Faneral of Capt. A. C. Williams. ° = € (uncrushe) $2. 90. E pec’ ed ye ples eo ep hah a es ate plete Traveling Goods me i ao bu oe (Gea a9 : 4 s ial Reduction in | Captain Alexander Chapman Williams, a 50c¢ niger eo gored Dips, i ot ace | ot} Fine Canvas Trunk, brass trimmings. Reduced i 40 bu. Coke $3.70. i , Stair Oil eer 33 | native ‘of Washington, who fa ee 19, a a and :. Pp uren, was = eee ae aa 71 Oxtort Cin ae Reduced from $7.00 Jo $3.00 ‘Washington Gaslight Co., H 15 inches...... c.peryd. 1) .25 ue eeeieeteae giaverasan at 2 pairs “L Corset, mide of French couttl, | 1 from, $4.00 to from $5.50 to $3.50. 1 13 Tenth St. N. W. . uried in heavily boned with real whalebone. Size 18. Re- to $2.50. 413 . Curious visitors are welcome. We gladly explain | duced from $4.50 to $2.50 pair. - od e pairs Corsets, made of quality coutil, our methods of associating professional skill with Sa boned Core lee ttesiee [ieee fs, 22 24 and correct business management. The co-operative | 27. Iteduced trom Tie. to: de. "rac ages sincigie: sgt ss 2 Cleopatra Girdles, slightly . Principle applied to d-ntistry surprises most people. | .2,,clpeatie galzdles. «site Investigate. It may surprise you aud save you pain and money. Consultation costs nothing. Painless Fxtracting, S0c. 2d floor. Hosiery Department. 14 pairs Women's Fancy | Boot Pattern | Lslo Thread Hose, Nile —_ tops, black botte Painless Filling, 75c. up. Sizes 8, Si and 9. luced from 50c. to ‘Be. Best Teeth, $3. Pas pairs Women's Fancy Boot Puttern Lisle Bridges, etc., at correspording prices, | Thread Hose. Size 9. juced from 25c. to 2le. Estimates gladly given. ys Sole owners of ZONO for painless operations Knit Underwear Dept. without sleep or = i — 21 pairs, Women's Ribbed Cotton Pants, small sizes. Reduced from 25¢. to 2 pairs for 25c. 14 Boys’ Heavy; Shirts," sofled. Sizes 30, 32 and G5c., 70c. and Se. to Be. each. Ist floor. Muslin Uaiewew Dept. 6 Women's Muslin rig Hubbard styl and insertion in ~~, double yoke back. around neck and sleeves. Reduced from U.S. Dental Ass’n, Cor. 7th and D Sts. N.W. OPEN SUNDAYS 10 To 12, Winter Merino Reduced from facie BOe. each. ‘irs Women’s Cambrie Drai ruffle of ganeiaery. ‘ae yoke. band, tolled: "Reduced 34 $£009680600006. i Wocien's Fine rie Short Gkirts, trimmed itn ruitie “of "Walencleanes lace, Ticks, “yoke and Tedueed from $125 to Tc, each. sed seam, buttons and buttouaiee, Bise O 1p 2que felled seams, buttons and but! + Now You Need ‘Dermatine.’ Put a little on your hands and and they won't get chapped, If this cold weather has made the skin red, rough an@ painfal often a SINGLE applica- com se 3d. toot 18 inches...... Seer LANSBURGH | {Or WM. J. ZEH, 020 20th st. "Phone 476. Lo Wade & Butcher Razors. Torrey Razor Strops. Towist PRICES IN CITY. Toy Department. Children’s Rocker. Reduced from ¥; 00 to $1.00. 1 from $1.00 to 50c. areca ae te 1 Toy Chariot. Reduced from 9c. to 2% 1 Lees nese Reduced from $3.95 t Be luner Set. Reduced fron £3 to sd "Brass Dolls’ Bed. Reduced from $3.00 to $1.50. ea Ww thee Tallow sound : RELY Saw ig Foursided Torrey Strop. A China Department. 2 SIE SP Saale ‘horse tae, i BRO sy 1 Jy Umbrell : oa tein TBP, gfmbrelia Jar, damaged. Reduced 10 $1. 5 4 Jardinieree. “Reduced fro1 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 1.50 to T5e. each. +| } 4 CieA BOS Sh nes cas tp ee | BOE See tee en Hap0-422-424-426" sein wit (et Si ee une Fre ON PR Oe rerereerereerseer = to Bec. Reduced from & 8 Decorated Bread Flaten,” ‘from 50. 5 White and Gold Carlabad China 4 “intividaal” Veg Vegetable uae wen + v1 from oS it Set, chamber cover damaged. Every delicacy in CHIEESE 10 BOC. T Decorated From $8.50 to $4.00. The sufferer from 1 ae ‘Toilet Set, large pitcher damaged. We have—wheth as creche or do- Reduced from $6.50 to $0.00. mestic variety, Rheumatism knows Pedi = Decorated Plates. Reduced from 10c. Em si My pais Bat a Be, eae = * hee sate rs" eget what agony is indeed. Pineapple, Sandwi ete eet Sandwich Meadow Sweet, Faas seni ve oe YY. Oream, urang’s eumatic N. H. Duvall, 1923 Pa Ave Remedy speedily knows a what a cure is. You've Never Enjoyed tt oF ALL DRUGGITS. pe lage Bread | Housefurnishing Dept. anced trom S25 to 8 = Hamper, cover broken. ‘Work a eat “slightly damaged. Pike gan Reduced cae a one We eee Reduced from $1.00 “Preston,” in Alexandria county, Sunday. Capt. Williams was a son of the late Major Hampton Williams, who was private sec- retary to President Polk. At the breaking out of the war ie cntered the confederate army and remained in the field during the entire period of the conflict, and was pro- moted from the ranks to the commission of captain. At the conclusion of the war he returned to kis home and resumed the pursuit of farming. He was an active and useful citizen and remarkably popular his unusually pleasant manners and cheer- ful disposiuon winning the attachment of many friends. A detachment of Confeder- ate Veterans from Alexandria, in uniform, and other friends attended the funeral. pei oie et A Little Book Big Value. The Evening Star Almanac completely covers every question of the day, briefly and concisely. It has all the comprehen- siveness of an encyclopaedia, with the terseness of a reference manual. Carefully revised up to the present time, it is of in- estimable value to every wide-awake person in the District of Columbia. 25 cents. For sale at the business office of The Evening wadealers. Star and by all ne —<—<—— Arrival of Mr. Willis’ Remains. ‘The remains of Albert Shelby Willis, late Cotton Department. 17 White —— = with colored border. ‘trimmed with from 73e. t0 GOS cach, Ban ny Spicy ges me, ter oe 3 Vekicea trom Boe. RR ea ae 24 floor. Sth floor, Woodward & Lothrop. Kratit’s Bakery, 3% AND PA. ie EI ES Our Pies are GOLDENBERG’S “STORE NEWS.’ January twenty-first. 's news concerns remmants and odd h have accumulated during the past week's phenomenal business marked at quick-selling prices. For a day we shall take orders for engraved copper plate and 50 visit- ing cards for . 59 Cents. The usual price, as you know, is 86c., and the stationery stores get $1 for same quality cards and equal workmanship. : All the ends and corners of velvets and velveteens—which sold for 10e., and $1 a yard, will go on sale at Qc. each. Hinch blatk aod plain eMk—which eld for 3: Short lengths of 2 colmed Japanese a yard, for 22c. vard. Diack and colored? silks — - and $1 a yard-to so Remnants of which have been for 48c. vard. If you can find your size (and the chances are ,s00d that you can) in this lot of pairs of button and mousquetaire kid gloves you may have them for “ 25¢c. pair. A goodly size lot of boys’ blue and brown crush bats which hays been selling at Ge. and We.—will be offered for 25c. each. 25 dozen boys’ dark striped and plaid cas- simere knee pants—sizes 6 to 14 years —re- duced from Sec. to 79 two-tone and Mack boucle, tan covert, Irish frieze and black Kersey coats—all half satin lined—some have velvet collars some have box and some fly fronts bone, 1 and pearl inlaid buttons—Lave been $7. Your choice for $2.98 each. Short lengths of 3-inch Hamburg embroid- ery will go for 5c. yard. S-yard lengths of fine ueual 10c. quality for 5ic¢. yard. Remnants of Lonsdale quality for India linon—the ambrie—the We, 7he. vard. Remnants of heavy unbleached reduced from Te. to 3ic. yard. muslin Remnants of twilled cret ity for he—the Se. qual- 5c. yard. Remnants of plain lack sateen, sold for 2c. and 2c. a yard, for loc. yard. Remnants cf full yard-wide 10 and 12%. cales— usual price, 6$c. vard. let of men’s fine linen collars, sizes 13%, 14, 16, Be. sort—to go at 2c. each. dark for per- but only 7% and 18—our 2 Int of men's 25c. neckwear—all to go at styles-to 12}c. each. Four very handsome silk waists, 34, 36 and 38, reduced from $3 to $i.39 each. Tro all-wool cloth waists, sizes 36 and 38 —farcy boucle front—d-tachable collars— were $1.98, reduced to 31. 39 each. sizes 32, Fight pair slightly soiled corsets, sizes 29 and 30-—were T5c., reduced to 25¢. pair. Three pieces old rose, green and gray tin- sel _tapestry—reduced a Be, to Short lengths of Une and tinsel drape to rd-wide figured silka- y—reduced from 12%. Sic. yard. Two pair slightly soiled Ince curtains— Tedaced from 7c, to 55¢. pair. One pair of slightly soiled Nottingh lace curtains—were $1.50—reduced to 8c. pair. Three pair tambour lace curtains hurt slightly by showing—were $3.98 palr—your cholc ee $2.95 pair. A pair of Bedford cord tapestry portieres —slightly imperfect—was $12.50—will go for 33.08 pair. ‘Two eiderdown comforts, which sold for $4.50, reduced to $2.75 each. Two silk-covered down comforts, Were $8.50, reduced to $4.75 each. GOLDENBERG’S, 926-928 7th—706 K Sts. THE Julius Lansburgh Furniture and Carpet Company. PERMANENT OFFICE NOW LOCATED aT 1226 F Street N. W. (Craig & Harding’s Old Stand.) ALL INDEBTED TO THE Julius Lansburgh Furni- ture and Carpet Company ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUESTED TO CALL AND SETTLE THEIR ACCOUNTS. The Julius Lar Lansburgh which Furniture & t Co., 1226 F Street Ww. me tf f= - | DELANY, wI9 De Sales st. and 4 mie de Trevise, Paris. SPECIAL OFFER. oclt,an x10 inducement to keep my statt skilled workmen busy during the dull srosee_FOn OXE WEEK—I will take or- ders for talior-made Gowne—nade € 40) up in my matchless style, for only. 7 Call early, as choice of patterns will go fast. $a9-t,th,s,28 EACH EYE examined and fitted $ -25.- {* pre e2t-im® A. KAHN, 935 F st.