Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1897, Page 6

6 THE EVENING § WASHING SOON MONDAY £ CRHOSHY S. NOYES...,.... EVENING STAR has a regular permanent Family Circulation THE a or evening, published in Washing- ton. As a News and Advertising Medinm it bas no competitor. 7 Im order to avoid delays, on ac- nt of person: bsence, letters to THE STAR should not be add a to any individual connected with the office, but simply to THE STAR, or to the Editorial or Business Depart- ments, according to tenor or purpose. Hold Up the President's Hands. nral The nds te the inau altogether assuring. No hi sted in but for country is word. fer ¢ a = sought suspe, whole te th rance, sident sincerity. peop! Pp the man, ¢ that he their ¢ the importan¢ if the to an most tay and repre- of hold- > first pinior:, 1 not at realize ir sive ser re- they su The expressed recommends arly a as iven them. however, that plots will not been policies he at as Several have alr for Its object very threshhold The 1 fig- that sident’s own holding him re wer © The House w and thus put the firmly on interna’ House the bill by an animous v Certain republican oy name as org: 1 for opposition purposes. Those been among the first to call House and give their hand to and ire him of their passed ibe heartiest will be w nt all rumors of like xe ‘with Good, earnest. energetic ourse not dead. There s visions en a number of subjects. The millenium is not at pand, and thoroughly sane men are not trying to » it the people ha for a ason of general dist by mere th ing. They oa found out where the shee pinches, and ng ied relief. They are expecting reti They should have relief. It should be aim of every man, whether demo- erat or republican, who ed in putting an party back into power, to whi the new order is on. If the new « rs . the country will benefit. It new order fails, the people at ‘he . and will, But a fa admin heir further al trial for Ned for by and good ai air and impar tration is « Se ae did not take kindly to operatic in which all the musical the company could muster did That city is never parsimont- a5 in its artistic appreciation, but it wants jerstood that there is nothing too co- it to have all at once. — appear. » time for the fight approaches, the nts of Corbett and Fitzsimmons toward each other are probably mild com- ed with their feelings toward the state who allowed the fight to take par ties place ss hoped that Mexico ts not be- coming impertinent te Uncle Sam, owing to an jon that this is merely one of the oms of the period. It is to be - — aoe All King George proposes to do is to Start the fight without giving any guaran- tees as to the character or proportions it y assume later. — »hibition of caricatures, if nationally ed, would surely have prevented the merous pictures of the Presi- ¢ President which were meant complimentary. - see 1-Buckner mbination is com- a back and be content with reputation gained by the acrifice hit on record. —— Attacked on Two ides. ot of the republ tferm ple n party to promote ernational agreement is mono- ize to gold republican content silver and that ir Ws that - the 1 meant the sup- nley we real bimetal- were pledged to promote ly © bimetallism, to wit, that which ! result from an international Te silverites now pronounce Lous deliverance a declaration for in order to jus- sh a foundation 4d broken prom- s of evil. And some nd perhaps a apolis platform, Louis di standard, and to fur are republic the St. ational Louis bimetal- silverite as voiced by Mr. Dubois is © republican party had > the fight for who bolted he h him last year ome out for the he or re- statement pourate place in the columns of a What Mr. Dubois and ear was the iver at 16 to 1 as an in- this government. Never id the republican party - that fight. It has done a in fact, that has uarter of a century--but to go that far. In fact, Congress and in national distin refused, several o that far before it refused to The St. Louis convention, a merely ratified — the s frequently defined position. eting the other branch of the accusa- nm republicans reply that the St. Louis convention did not declare for the single gold standard. It declared for bimetallism by international agreement, and engaged te promote an effort to bring about such agreement; and only twenty-four nours be- for Mr. Dubois spoke in the Senate the re- publican majority of the House had passed 4 bill prowiding for the keeping of that promise. The assault of the extreme goldites among the McKinley forces upon congres- sicnal action promoting a monetary confer- nate ad fin endard. this lly blican s that is both i corventions, year particular, « has also to b> met. Why, it is reasonably inquired, should not a political party be as particular about kKeepirg faith as an individual? The po- litical party adopts a platform, and is judged by that. If it lives up to Its prom- ises it is respected, even if its policies fail. If it juggles with them, keeping seme and repudiating others, it is condemned, and deserves to be condemned: There is abso- lutely no difference between the obligations incurred and resting in the two cases. ‘The question at issue is in reality larger than either finance or politics. It relates to preserving the faith of the people in the integrity of party government. That faith is already too much impaired. There are certain phrases which are heard entirely tco often. One is, that “party platforms don’t count.” This seems to allow that a party by such means may with impunity perpetrate any humbug easily to hand. An- other phrase is, “Oh, that’s politics.” This seems to allow that a party may do pretty much what it pleases, provided only that it can “put the fine work through.” It re- moves political work from the domain of everyday responsibility, and invites any species of finesse by which votes may ef- fectively be reached. ‘The decision of the republic last Novem- ber was that all of its dollars should be maintained equal in value in its own mar- kets and in the markets of the world; that the coinage of both gold and silver at a fixed ratio as standard money by interna- tional agreement would not destroy this parity, and that such an agreement should be promoted: that independent free coinage roy this parity, and the present gold standard must be aired unless or until bimetallism by ational agreement is secured. It is well for the republican party that an effort in good faith is to be made to pro- mote an international agreement. The surest way to keep power is to keep faith with the people. a Policemen at the White House. ‘There are two reasons for being grateful te President McKinley for his reported de- cision to abolish the police guard at the White House. Ohe is sertimental and the ether practical. It is doubtful whether under ordinary circumstances the White House really needs a guard, and many think that in case of such need the service can be mest appropriately rendered by soldiers of the United States. The policeman as a rule is considered as merely a safeguard against such small offenders as pickpockets, pil- ferers, drunken men and roisterers. There has always been a very general feeling that it the President desired a force of men around his official home to ensure his safe; ty a military guard would be not only more effective but more thoroughly in keeping with the station of the President, represen- tative of the government and significant of greater power than a mere policeman type- fies. But it has been thought by some to be un-American that the White House should be surrounded by soldiers. The sight of uniforms and guns would be offensive to the democratic principles of the people. Why, then, a policeman? His brass buttons and his club are less artistic and quite as suggestive of defense. The compromise, as usual, lacks logic and satisfies neither set of objectors. The prac- tical view of the case has also a bearing on the sentiment involved. Why should the civil guardians of the District be used for a purely national service? The Capitol building is protected by an independent force. The Treasury Department is watch- ed by a special squad of men. The White House should be no exception. The case might perhaps be different if the local po- lice force were large enough to patrol all the District with men to spare for detache service, although the same principle would be violated. The constant plea of the au- thorities, however, is for more men, more facilities. The twenty-four men who have been sta- tioned at the White House during the last four years made a big hole in the force available for the guarding of the city and the suburbs, and the service rendered by them to the President was a costly one, for some parts of the capital have been imper- fectly patrolled as a result of this deple- tion, and it is to be feared that robbers and other marauders have been able the more successfully to ply their trades. Mr. McKinley's revocation of the order wiil come with excellent grace and will be highly appreciated by the people. However much at variance King George may be with the magnates, he enjoys an extensive and increasing popularity on the bleaching boards. at 16 to 1 would d that SHOOTING STARS. The Early Spring Enthusiast. She knows just where the wild flowers grow; Just how the buds unfold; But, more than these, she'll yearn to know Just what will cure a cold. A Dismal Outlook. “I don't see much chance for me any way you take it,” remarked the prisoner !n a disconsolate tone. “But no decision has yet been rendered,” said a bystancer. “I know that. But if the court believes what the prosecuting attorney says, i'll go to jail a heap longer than I deserve. And if I sit turned loose on the community with the reputation for lamb-like inno- cence given me by the lawyer for the de- fense, itl keep me miserable the rest of my days trying to live up to it.” Comforted. “See dat place?” said Meandering Mike, indicating the treasury building. ~ “Course I sees it,” replied Plodding Pete. Well, dere’s so much money inside, dat if it wus giv ter ye, it ‘ud take ye days ter move it away in a wheelbarrow.” “Mike, ye've done me a heap o° good. I never Vought of it dat way. After all, dere’s worse ings dan bein’ poor.” Deliberate Action Necessary. He had finished reading aloud an inter- view with himself, in which he declared that he did not desire any office of any kind. “That's splendid,” his wife commented. “If I were you I wouldn't lose a minute. I'd send it around to the newspaper office right away.” “Send it right away!’ he echoed indig- nantly. “What in the world are you think- ing of? Of course, it's a good idea to have it all in shape; but how do we know yet that the President isn't going to offer me an appointment?” bered the Grand Sta: He spoke with great confidence to his rural associates, which, having just re- turned from the inauguration, it was his conceded right to do. “You've seen that big photograph of Penasylvania avenue?” he remarked. “The one in the book store?” “Yes. Don’t any of you ever buy it, for it's no good. I've seen the street, and I know that any picture which doesn’t show great Jagged masses of lumber all the way up and down the thoroughfare ts a base imposition on a credulous public. One Form of Happiness. “Let us each be up an’ doin’, Weth a heart fur any fate!”— ‘That's the course ter be pursuin’ Ef ye're anxious ter be great. But they somehow fir injoyment, ‘Them ez never runs a plow Watchin’ other folks’ employment— Standin’ ‘round an’ tellin’ how, Rem Conquerors oft look worn an’ weary In the picters thet we see: Life, I'm told, is sometimes dreary, Even where great riches be- Where they're all s‘posed to be workia’ |: Only one, weth placid brow Seems content; the one thet’s shirkin’ Standin’ ‘round an’ tellin” Low. Vo THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1897-12 PAGES. XX REEREEEEEE RE ECERE EAE Lansburgh & Bro. [7'We take pleasure in announcing that ‘S| for this week we have with us Miss Wig- gins of New York—the expert corset fit- , ter, who, by special arrangements with the manufacturers of the Celebrated W. B. Corsets, will give to the ladies of Washington a correct illustration of what shape Corset is best adapted to thelr form. This shall proveanoth- er interesting week for te and your friends. ehavesecured several values for you. REKEM RRR KK My ° ° 5 ° le ° ° ° . ie . ° . . ba . . . . . . . ° . eS . . PS PS . . . ° eS . ° . . . 4 Special Silk Numbers. REXKEKEKEE MS 23-inch Japanese I 27-in. Black and Colored Japanese Silk, the best value ever offered....... 21-in. Black Taf- feta Silk, suitable for skirts... eC 24-in. Black Fig- ured India Silks... yd. eee oeeeeee 49c. yd. 59c. 69c. OO yd. wees yd. T oilet Specials. "The Best Triple odors. For....... 10c. pkg. Lavender Smell- ing Salts. For....1Qc. bot. 48c. Triple Ex- tracts, all odors. For .............25¢. bot. 48c. Atomizers. For. 25c. | Oakley's Triple Wa- ter, 4-0z. bottles. For. 49c. For the Little Ones. Extracts and . Farina Cologne. ie Worth 25c. For..1Qc. bot. | Lunborg’s Sachet , Powder, in all Sooo ee rseverreoeereres alae COO Children’s Short | White Coats, made of Bedford cord, large double collar, trimmed with rows of silk braid and finished around the neck with ruching of satin ribbon, large sleeves. Special price. . $2.68 Infants’ Long Coats, made of Coburg, with POR URR EERE ERE EREREEER ES large pointed collar, trimmed with rows of fancy ribbon, large sleeves, full skirt. Spe- cial price............. $1.98 Good News For Housekeepers. ° . ° : : : . . . . eS . ° ° * ° . ey 4 36-inch Figured Silkaline, beautiful patterns. Worth 2pce ROK. 42-inch White Swiss Etamine. Worth 15c. yd. For. 45-in. White Fish Net for curtains. JE | “rere aie ae 36-in. Bagdad Striped Denim, en- tirely new. Worth 25c. yd. For..... Odd Window Shades, 1 yd. wide, 2 yds. long. Worth 25c., For. . 4o-inch = Cream Madras. For 6-4 Chenille Ta- ble Covers, new colors and patterns. Worth 98c. For... 75c. ea. Japanese Jute Rugs, 1 yd. by 2 yds. Worth i$2og. POL... 2-572 8 Electric Carpet Sweepers .......2+6-- eeeeeeee es 9c. yd. . ° ° 10c. yd. Te eeorecvcccsovesse 17c. yd. +: 17c. yd. 19c. ea. 25c. yd. 1.50 2.00 The season for Loose Cov- ers for Furniture is near. We would be glad to send our man to your house to give you an estimate. Estimates free of charge. LANSBURGH d BRO., : :420-422- 424-426 7th St. xX ER REREERERERESERER EEE a . . eS | . ° . . ° ° le, * ° le eevecees RRR RIE or eeee s|eoeeeeree Elphonzo Youngs Co. The very best Concord Grapes are used in making Dr. Welsh’s grape juice, and it ever retains its rich grape aroma and flavor. Ab- solutely pure and unfermented and very efficacious in cases of sickness —and very desirable for sacramental uses. Use no other. Trade sup- plied at manufacturers’ prices. Elphonzo Youngs Co., ‘Wholesale and Tetail Grocers, 428 oth St, bet. D and E. ’Phone 58 POCVOVECTECOCSS 3Come quick or these trunks ‘Trunks that bave always been $6 ———— and $7.50. Canvas cover, iron bot- aig eat Be Teh. The February issue of the American Queen Is now being distributed. et Lectce are charged the nominal subscription price of 25e. per year, which pays ‘about a fourth of the expense of ishing the Leading tine Woodward Johnston’s, 729 7th St. EGGS, 12%: Every egg guaranteed to the buyer. COFFEE. ava and Mocha, 30c.: Depends on what a store does, not on what it professes to do. store of today not only must have for you the best goods to be found and at the lowest prices, but must be kept posted on every help for your more Lothrop, roth, 11th and F Sts. N. W. Serviceable Store Keeping And the Spring Suit Sure ne pounds Best el Sugar given free comfortable living. Fresh news would fill our columns if half the daily bits of interest Leverin Se 15143} got into the papers, and the gathering and distributing power of this store ara e. ¢° was never more clearly shown. A lower scale of prices is the rule on al- most everything needed for spring and summer—and the endless incom- L y I 15) is pring and sum: cease pantoste Sa es Arbuckle’ Ss 534 ing and outgoing keep the store a constant picture of newness. other store is exhibiting such fine Seana Seen as ap Atbeckie iceeage Eset} anne h food quality lining and such superia- Levering’s and A le" = tive as in thelr Suite as we. We coffzes at 15%. Tuesday, Special Display and Sale of have covered the field so seca, = COFFEE EXHIBIT. 8 Z hs red the it as to see mare sede atl se teases Sane White Evening Petticoats, costumes which will be exhibited elsewhere, poree with fresk cream tomorrow. but many lines which will be confined Imported and domestic, comprising fine White Muslins, Lawns, Cam- throughout the entire season exclusively to us. Our Suit department is conducted on @ very liberal basis, and every alteration :PEACHES,6 Cc. aise sroeeon ori ile: Wate cheer ee as Cal. Evap. Peaches, 63c. Ib. fabrics. these sam ices indicate the tm s £ z = : iving posibilities of the entice depart. Cal. Evap. Apricots, toc. Ib. White Cambric Petticoats, umbreila shape: wide Tuftle of Valenciennes lace; to match; yoke band. mest, $5 Suits. Ladies’ Single-breasted Reefer Style Tan and Brown Serge Costumes, with the mew patch pockets, nic $5 fin- ished. Our price. $7.98 Suits. | Cal. Evap. Bart. Pears, roc. Ib. PRUNES,§& Sweet, now, bright Oregon Prunes, Se. two rows of insertion i ¢ $1.50 each. White Muslin Petticoats, umbrella shape: trim- med with wide torchon Jace and insertion; French back; dust raffle. -WILBUR’S COCOA, 20c. Wilbur's Cocoa exhibit. cocoa tomorrow of chocolate, 15¢ $2.00 each. White Maslin Petticoats, umbrella shape; 8-inch raffie of fiae embroidery, with dust ruffle under- weath; French back. Try a_cup of exhibit’ stand. “The price $2.75 each. 2d floor. Handeome Cheviot-serge Costume, with ‘ White Lawn Petticoats, umbrella shape: very ¥ton jacket, button trimmed and silk full; deep ruffle of Valenciennes lace; double row Mned, in black, green and of Snsertion to match; dust ruffle; French back. helfotrope, with setin em- $7.98 $3-50 each. pire girdle. Our price. $11.98 Suits. Ladies’ Elegant Eton Jacket Broadcloth Suits, in the new heliotrope, cadet blue and green. Waist and gxirt trimmed with silk Suit Department. New Arrivals. New spring goods have been com- ‘The Dinner Sets of decorated and high- grade china ware, containing 100 pieces, are being given free on the premium eards— every one can get them—every one can get premium cards who asks at the brics, ete—richly trimmed with beautiful laces and embroideries. pecially intended for wear under organdies, dimities and other sheer White ¢ tf $4.00 each. White Cambric Petticoats, umbrella shape: med with wide ‘and two rows ton to matel “tape at_walet trim. White ¢: shape: Fine shape: band of insertion; dust ruffle; > wt Gee enteral $6.50 each. White two deep ruffles of embroidery and wide India Linon Petticoats, umbrella French back 50 each. White Petticoats in more elaborate styles up to 00 each. “Crispene’’ is a Real Novelty. desk for cabal y Jarket eens lise amreme nora them. | Porcelain Clocks -B6-plece Decorated & | ra very idly th e Battin irimeed Sacreaue a a oe ee ing forward very rapidly the past titul girdle to. mai $1 1.98 Plates by the dozen—Sugar Towls—Pitchers, few days, giving additional attrac- Specintelonr pice ete., also being given out every day. Serr re tions ‘9 our already choice line of Suits, Waists, Separate Skirts, etc. Among the new arrivals are the fol- Elegaut Cheviot-serge Costume, in black, hellotrope and green, and in the new cadet blue and new plum, single-breasted reefer ITEA, OVE style and Ined with silk from collar of lowi : ~ coat to hem of skirt. ‘The biggest value in $ owing excellent values = 7 : New Black Brilliantine Shirt Watsts, made in an all-siik lined suit ¢ the latest style, with detachable collars re have ever seen 4 2.50 rac ¢ Five pounds of Best Gran. Sugar given aie ¢ free with the purchase of one pound of A new line of Perfect-hanging Brilliantine Skirts $22, | 8 Suits $ tea tomorrow. to match the waists. ° S 9 $5.00 EACH. pate Sones g Johnston S, 729 7th St. A new line of Plain and Figured Mohair and Bril- Vers Handsome Single-breasted Ree! 21 SS | tiantine Skirts, including the scarce shades of Broadcloth Costume, waist and “jacket both e. PPP eeeeeeee® | green and plum: extra high luster; properly. lined; | Mned throughout with fine quality colored taffeta silk, man-tailored, double stitched, Perfect banging. From the Finest $5.00 usce. in the new green, by 3 plum and stone. Our $22 A8 Also 50 dozen Women’s Fine Grade price ° Of Royal Irish Linen Paper, 65-.». Down to a really excellent grade of Writing Paper at 20c. a Ib.—is the way our stock of Note Papers run. Everything for polite correspondence can be secured here. Pursell’s x Irish Lawn Wrappers, In light, medium and dark colorings; ruffled yoke; Watteau back; new style sleeves; a vast assortment of pretty patterns. Sizes 32 to 42. A special value. 50° EACH, Regular price, $1.25. New Spring Skirts. Here is a special offering fm the New Brocaded Matelasse Skirts, that is fally $2 under the price asked elsewhere. They are shown in a variety of beautiful patterns and are admirably adapt- Cur Ninth St. "418? J Yom 3d floor. Men’s Department EGE ERS Brice soe ‘Ladies’ Tailor-made Suits’ figured effects, raamtatireale { out with good qualit $9.98 in beautiful Imned_throngh- A snectal lot of Ladies’ Fashionable n-tailored in the latest style, fn Black Serge, chotce for only BEriliiantine Skirte, that have A splendid value for some shrewd Deen selling f°) $3085 and $4.48. Special tomorrow... G2 69 $4.98 Silk Waists. More of those Ladies’ Fine Changeable ‘Taffeta Silk Shirt Walsts; very latest style, trimmings, Figured Madras, Fancy Stripes, Silk Mixtures, Pongee Silk, etc. In addition we offer the following special: Fashionable Skirts, in the newest _ppeing styles, perfect fitting, for Martin Wolf, 525 rn. A dress fabric that will be very popular. It requires no lining: it is smart looking and effective, and is not injured by dust or dampness. Launders perfectly, too. A number of styles, in plain and fancies. Price 35, 40 & 45c. yd. Ist floor. | Fitted Waist Linings Make home dressmaking easy work. All the seams are neatly stitched and boned, except a basted seam under each arm, which can be let out or taken in as necessary. They are made of substantial material, in white, light and dark gray and black. Price, 75c. “Arnold’s” Lounging or Bath Robes for Women Are garments of delightful comfort and convenience; suitable for all sea- sons and climates. Made of Teazle- down cloth, in a variety of desirable Loose and Also exten- } Ist floor. fe eG ney sine and colored 2 fo Black Serge, Tan Cheviot, Covert Would call attention to the new line light and dark colors. setting skirt we have Gs a of Pajamas for spring and summer | full, as they should be. ’ ae Tes Sas fal $3.08 se #10, | Uatll the $7 50 wear, consisting of Silk Striped | sively used for steamer or railway Tee Golioacle Gklita: Cheweeteniris ead Sf we offer” you ° Madras, White Satteen with colored | travel, for the sick room, All etc. sizes. $3.50 eacu. Finer Robes in exquisitely soft French Flannels up to $9.50. and beautiful ) nS 25d Pa f Striped and il Mad detachable collar and attach- Jamas of Striped and Plaid Madras—same as ~~ —=- = our last: y« 39° grade ed silk cuff, tucked front, 9 rer sv i: fetching. and logan § 8 I . veg tng ant sean SAO) ‘Ours Is ae Pure Leaf Lard. We vse only the of young. healthy ie i you ead and Rolls—and all” — We dreax all our Eres! our Hams and Bacon, All kinds of gage. N. Auth, wh$-m,w,f,20, Caeeeserceeseueseeeseseeeee “Matchless Creamery” For season of ‘97 are here. Boxes, Telescope Cases. 625-629 D st. s.w. 27-39 Cetter Mkt. 309-311 K St. Mkt, oe O St. Mkt. need for comfort and convenience. previov oe 7th St. Te FEED OE IT $ HECHT & COMPANY. i “The store where your promise to pay buys as much and for as little as cash."” Canvas ed Trunks, with steel clamps, sheet- iron bottom, hard-wood stays, brass lock, deep tray —the purest, freshest, with hat box. 2 We've added 5-4 most delicious Butter— $1.95 eacn. Ce churned of rich Jersey Cavs; Obherol Seta nai, chee Dae é cream. 5-Ib. boxes, tom, steel clamps, leather bound, strap hinges, | oe $I 40. cloth lined, best Excelsior lock. | 2 -40. j $13 D. William Oyster, $3.95 react. 340 Center Mkt. 75 Western Mkt. *Phone 1285. — mhS-m,w&f-30 DE OPVEDO PESO IVD IPP EEY: TO. OUR | j Sheet-iron bottom, We also have a complete line of “Arnold's” Knit Gvods for infants and children. Mrs. Reynolds, whose life has been devoted to the care of in- fants, is here to demonstrate the advantages of the Arnold goods. 2d floor, The New Traveling Goods The line popuiar shape and many an odd shape in Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases, Hat For those about to travel in search of rest and recreation—whether it be here or abroad—we have everything they The prices are lower than at any season oO many things, and improvement in the Trunk or Bag is is extensive and includes every where they remam the same som always noticeable. Tomorrow, a Car Load of Trunksand Bags At Special Prices, as Follows: Canvas Cavered Ste er Trunks, st brass lock. A very © Ss 1 95 EACH, Canvas Covered Trunks, extra bens extra heavy corner tom, chain work t¢ top and bottom, deep set-up tray with hat $3.95 eacu. clamps, onal, value, bo: Other Trunks inks up to $35.00 Each. Real Alligator Ciub Bags, foll leather lined, ae frame, brass trimmings. bees POPSOEOFS ESTES ET OSS &$@@. | Imitation Alligator Club Bags, ma skin, nickel trimmings. S | OCkK, Ul AYA 12 13 4 15 16 7 18 9 Foe. Toe. Soe. Se. We. We. $1.00 ” wail yhi i Real Grain Leather Club Bags, Just’ wait awhile, ladies, and een aces cal Gratin Teather ta 50c. Homeopathic Pharmacy, 1331 G St. - Bears the title First Butter in he land “White Clover? brand represents the lence! Positively butter in this ci goodness to thove who try 1t for the ast time H. M. Kingsley, 1209 H St. N.W. of pellets for acute cold in the head. Are a certain, speedy rellef for all we shall have a complete fur- uu such sufferers. $1.25 | $1.35 + nishings store for you. We shall add new departments as we see our way clear. Now come corsets—under the man- agement of an experienced buyer—who knows corsets from 3 A to Z. We shall introduce the department quickly by giv- ing you some extraordinary values. : 3 C.—for the regulay: dra and white “W. B."_ Corets, which no store fh town sel for less than 59. B.” 1s one of the best Cor- 6 on the market and hes $1.50 $14 say $2.25 $2.50 $2.75 Dress Suit Case Specials. Leather Suit Cases, with brass iock and bolts, steel frame and linen lining, 22 and 24-inch. lined; inside strap hinges; 34 floor. Boys’ Department. Washable Kite Satta. shies 2 Suits for dress purposes, sizes 3 10 ENGLISH CHOCOLATES. a remarkably Sults, with extra pants, sizes 4 to 15. this a Er ee The most toothsome confections Extra Trousers, oe 4 to 15, $1.00 SEAMS pe cates the world, Imported direct frou ‘Bag % nts, sacs 4 to 14. atest afr in case land. In fancy Dataty of any dissatistustiGn, FRENCH, MARBOS “pundred eres and one" other that are i found HERE orly. TF We have the genuine N. Y. state SWEET CIDER. N. W. BURCHELL, 1325 F STREET. mh8-14d. Sw ‘THE PROPER CARE OF CHILDREN’S TEETH Insures their happiness at maturity. How many men and women regret the neglect of childhood! Children’s teeth are as ll- able to decay as those of adults. The first instance of toothache should send it to a competent dentist—he is to be found at Evans’ Dental Parlors, mb6-24,tf 1300 F ST. N.W. y Fedoras, “ow Hoss’ Derbss, brown and black, each. Blue Cloth Tam O'Shanters, each... 3d floor peomand ——— C.—tor the regular yjrab and. white, 6-book |W. B."" Corset, either long or short watst—for which" e¥ery store gets Te. pair. Every pair guaranteed and a new pair given in cuse any-shonld not wenr as we say it wil, 217 C.—tor the the regular 6-hook drab, back or white coutil “W. B.” Corset, in elther long or short waist. Heay- fly boned and prettily floss- ed. Insure grace and com- fort. Stores about town sell these same Corsets for a got lar—the regular pric 4 Credit when you want it. 5 18 $4.35 $4.75 $5.00 8.25 neat *Rillgater “Oxford Club "Bags, Tuii” leather a i eo ee 8.75 $4.00 $4.25 $4.75 1 18 8.25.75 $2.75 eacu. W. & L. Special Suit Cases, made of extra selected stock; steel frame; Icather corners; full linea brass lock and bolts; all parts riveted. 22-inch, $5.00-==-24-inch, $6.00-=-26-inch, $7.00. Basket Department. Small Covered Market Baskets, each Square Covered Clothes Hampers, each. Round Covered Clothes Hampers, : Office Waste Baskets, The Improved Natural Stone Water Filter. Pa a geoacs rp laal Price, $2.95.