Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1897, Page 8

‘THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1897-16 PAGES, Rug Bargains. —Our holiday offerings embrace bargains from probably the largest stock of Rugs ever shown in the south. It’s really an overflow that the purchasers pick from at maf- Rugs of all kinds—of all . sizes—for all . purposes. Smyrna Rugs, Japanese Rugs, Rugs, Yeddo Rugs, Fur Rugs and all the rest—just such a choice as you careful buyers want—just such prices that Russia Rugs, Moquette Moquette Rugs— Regularly. ° 18 in. by o6 ~ $1.00 27 in. by 64 + $2.50 36 ins wy «2 2 $3.75 Japanese Mohair Rugs— Special Reularly. "price. 18 in. by 36 in wees $2.00 $1.08 36 in: by 72 in $2.90 Yeddo Rugs— Regvlarly. 2) In. by 60 in - $2.50 36 in. ry ft. by is tt Yeddo Hall Roe 3 tt. by 9 ft.. 3 ft. by 12 ft. 3 ft. by 15 fr. ‘3 ft. by 18 ft Satin Jute Rugs— 4@ bales Satin Jute Rugs, 3 ft. by 6 ft., worth $5.00, for... $2.90 Kelim Rugs— Regutarty, SB@cia! fegularly. price. 30 In. by 60 In Ee00. Tet 36 36 in. by 72 in. « $3.00 $1.75 Sakai Rugs— Special Regi larly. price. 20 In. by - $2.00 $1.50 36 im. by 7 2 $3.00 © $2.00 Other Rugs— 1 bale Jute Smyrna Rugs, 36 in. by 32 in.. worth $4.00" for. $2.00 1 ‘bale Royal” Axminster Ma ce 18 in. by 36 in. 75¢- prth $1.00, for 2 bales Mottled Smyrna M: Ic. 18 in. by 36 In., worth 45e., for 31C. A Department ©....:,... Overflowing With velously small cost. make purchasers happy. Smyrna Rugs— Fur Rugs— Special Worth, ~ price. 2 bales Gray Goat Rugs.. $2.50 $1.25 2 bales White Goat Rugs. $2.50 13 1 bale Brown Rugs .. \d White $2.50 $1.25 etedetetet mete teteetetet tented ebeleltle 2 bales Black Goat Rugs. $3.00 $2.00 z Angora Rugs in White, $ 3lack, Lemon, Red, Gold, $ Olive, Gray, Sage Green, % Rose and Light Green—at 3 special prices. $ Rs . Fine Sheep Rugs—Black, Oa Lemon, Red, Green, Gold, $ Terra Cotta, Olive, Ecru, $ Sage Green, Canary, Old 53 Rose and Light Green—at special prices. A special drive on this lot of beautiful rugs. 1 lot of Wilton, Mequette Rugs— 27 tn. by 60 in. and 27 in. by 72 in. .$1. 25 27 in. by 36 in. and 27 in. by 80 in. Right °f Body Brussels and Tapestry ne — 27 in. by 60 in. and 27 in. by 72 in...90c. 27 In. by 36 in. and 27 in. by 30 in. ..75¢. Axminster, Velvet and Kensington Art Square— Very Pretty Art Rugs, but yon mustn't think on account of the prices that the stock is old. On the contrary, it fs brim- ful of new, pretty patterns and colors, and an endless varlety of: patterns. 2 bys 2% by 3 3° by 3 3B by 3% 3B by 4 3% by + 3° by 5 4 bys 4 byS Sards. Dundee Trilby Art Carpets— The best-wearing Rugs made, suitable for library office rooms and nurseries, in solid colors, such as terra cotta, blue, green and Indian red. 2% by 3 yards. 4” by 5 yards. yards. yards. yards. a Teeter ew iru uu Gov wen rrrvew yuyu * oe + F St. Cor. Lith. ip MOSES and Sons, Storage, 22d & Il Sts. ! AMONG THE WHISTERS| = Finelamps & The A. W. L. Trophy Won by the Walbrooks. BATTLE ROYAL BETWEEN SYSTEMS ee Annual Election of the Atlantic Association. IN THE LOCAL CLUBS After all its migratory movements the A. W. L. trophy rests in the handsome rooms of the Walbrook Club, having been wrested from Philadelphia after one of the most exciting matches on record. This was a battle royal between the American leads of Philadelphia and the trump- showing leads of the Walbrooks. Both teams being thoroughly familiar with each other's style of play, there was no ad- vantage on either side. The hands fur- nished some beautiful positions, and on several there would have been heavy gains for Walbrook, had it not been for the timidity and conservative piay of one of that team, who otherwise played bril- liantly throughout the match. After the first eignt frames, Philudelphia (with one exception, the first four frames after din- ner) was unable to stem the tide, and the gains, though slow, were all in the Walbrooks’ favor. Though they consumed considerable time, which was always one of the characteris- tics of the Walbrooks, yet Philadelphia on several: occasions followed their example. Once Watson took six minutes over a difficult finesse, and once Work took near- ly eight minutes to decide about a finesse. Fourth hand had trumped with 8 and 10 of trumps; second hand had had the over trump once, and was stopped by Work’s partner holding the trick with king of trumps. He led small trump. Work with A and jack did not know if queen was un- guarded in the fourth hand or not. He played the A, and caught the queen. On board 45 Dr. Smith made a brilliant trump lead, holding J and spot. His part- ner unblocked beautifully his diamond suit playing queen on his ace led. They netted three tricks on the hand. The Philadelphias’ won the smallest number of tricks that they ever won against any adversary. They were warm in the praise they gave the Walbrooks, and like true sportsmen, admitted they were fairly beaten. The score was Wal- brook, 20; Philadelphia, 13. The last three or four beards the Philadelphieas took a few chances, but whether it was the fair Mascot, the beautiful bride of the Wal- brcok’s captain, who accompanied the team to Philadelphia or the indomitable determination of the four to win, it did not change the result. The Walbrook team was Prof. W. F. Smith, Dr. W. F. Smith, B. W. Smith and J. L. Sellman. The Philadelphia team comprised C. W. Hill, M. C. Work, F. P. Mogridge and W. H. Watson. Referee, Mr. A. E. Taylor of Brooklyn. The next match will be at Walbrook. The strong Albanys will meet the hold- ers next Saturday. Reinforced by C. D. P. Hamilton, the well known author, who is playing brilliant whist, the Albany will be as hard to defeat as the Philadelphia‘s, and the cup may take a visit to New York's capital. The Atlantics. The annual meeting of the Atlantic Whist Association was held Saturday morning at the Philadelphia Whist Club, Philadelphia. Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President, Joseph S. Neff of Philadelphia; first vice president, Thomas A. Whelan of Baltimore: second vice president, C. D. P. Hamilton of Easton: treasurer, Gustavus Remak, jr., of Philadelphia; recording secretary, |. Andrews, jr., of Philadelphia; correspond- b> Qo Tey lamp globes reduced. A spheadid opportunity for Pra in search of the very finest gifts to buy them at a ) saving. All this season’s new- est styles—;far handsomer: than any yet Shown. We have the best. variety of them in town— the high-grade sort that make the best gifts. An elegant assortment of brass and iron open fire place sets for gifts. Complete Hme of Gas and Heating Fix- tures, Electric Applisnces, ete. E. F. Brooks Co., 531 15th Street. del4-2aw-2w-56 DOODODOO DS D> A PICTURE Oh STATUETTE MAKES A VERY ACCEPTABLE PRESENT. ‘To people of refined taste we especially appeal in our selection of Xmas Gifts. We have selected und framed some choice €tch- ings for this purpose. VEERHOFF GALLERIES, 1217 F St. N.W. del4-tt Let Furs Be Your Xmas Gifts. Boa, Muff or Cape. Lif you'll come to us. ——— heady -made Fars. ——— to select from. SAKS FUR CO., DOOR. 13TH AND G STREETS. de1é-t,th,s,28 PI OE Y Surely’ some of your friends will ——~— welcome a beautiful Collarette, Scarf, Such gifts are reduced prices on ill our Handsome styles Call for 1898 Calendar—free! Coal That Heats! ‘Lee’ Mine Coal makes’* the bettent treecena gives out the most heat; yet laxts longest —henee is - cheapest; ‘This Coal has no superior — few equals. We're now quot- “summer prices for it! Johnson Bros., 1206 F St. 1515 7th st 8d and K 14th and D sts. 8. ——e Agth and Water sts. s.w. deli-16d “Pure and sure.” Christmas Cakes, Pastries, Bread, etc. The experienced housekeeper knows which flour to get the their it results from in Xmas baking. The i to be tol experi- need i Ite for their benefit we sta sthat In order their Christm: Cake and Pastry making ef- forts be crowned with sue- cess it's essential to use “CERES” Flour. uch money and labor also would be saved if these house- keepers appreciated this fact and kept a sack of “Cer Flour on hand always! The true test of time has proven the superiority of this flour, All grocers sell “"Ceres’* Flour—we are wholesalers, Wm. M. Galt & Co., Wholesale and Retail Feed Dealers, Wholesale Flour Merchants, Ist and Ind. Ave. it “Don’t Read This” - _itpless you want the best qualities of the articles advertised ery item in this list is backed by ne ditional guarantee— your mone; at reaktast Carvers eel Carvers. Xmas Tree Holders. Nickel-plated Nut Grackers Nickel-plated Nut Picks, 6 in set : Boys’ 2 and 4-blade Pocket Knives. 25c.. 5vc. (The blades are warranted all steci.) Pearl-handle Knives for a little ae Best Steel Scissors. FROM TEEL’S! Many reasons why the Lox should come frem Teel’s! The giver will have the satisfaction of giv- ing the best without having a cent more to ray! The recipient will recognize the sterling merit of the articles and know you didn’t run around to an auction or department store to buy him “bargains!” Teel bine the finest and handsomest 25 and SOc. Neckwear. ‘Teel has the best 1214 and 25c. Hosiery. Tecl has the richest Smoking Jackets and Nae Bath Robes! ( Teel is at 935 Pa. Ave. \ dets-4od Soames a = eae The Reigning European Sensation. —=—= S. Kann,Sons&Co. Do you know That there are only 8 more shopping days left to do the bulk of your buying in. Do. you know That if you wait until the last moment you'll regret your folly, Do you know That you can buy your goods today and have them delivered when you Want them. Do you know That there isn’t another house in Washington that is showing the at- ‘tractions we are. Do you know That our prices are the lowest quoted in this city on honest matchless merchandise. Do you know That our holiday decorations are the most costly and by far the most amacte ks in eet n. Ne The Busy Corner, 8th and Market Space. ELD ‘TED WITH ALL THESE POINTS, We AND ack IAL BOLADAY PRICES. Our advertisement today is more of a shopping guide—the prices are to lead you here. Fine Furs £0" THROUGHOUT. With > RRL WELL CONTINEE OUR XMAS SOU LIVY ROR MAKE A at SLR GOLD WEIGHT—SATIN, THE FURRIERS SELL. FOR $225.00. Our Holiday Price, Rie: Ladies’ ¥ “CTRIC ETS-MADE, FINISHEL , FINE, AS THEM FROM THE 6 rpGULAL PUM genie ae Price, $45.00 QUALITY LINED THROL REGU i FINISHED. LAR FU Another ctavz or Ma RIERS SELL THis & 27-inch 27-inch 24-inch Our Héliday Price, $25.90. 8. FULL WHEEL SHAP MADE OF PRIME SKIN, Our Holiday Price, CAR TRIMMIN tS MAY SELL THE Our Holiday Pric TRIMMED WITH A PRO! ULAR VALUE, $190.00. Our Holiday Price, $67.50. ELECTRIC QUALITY SATIN PERSIAN ILS, A ELL WRAP. 30-inch parm SEAL CAPES, FULL SWEEP, WE AND TRIMMED. A 5.00, d Our Holiday Price, $22.50. ELECTRIC SEAL CAPES, NOT QUITE AS PRIME AS THEY MAY BE— 27 and 30 BUT NEVERTH WORTH $18.00. ~ . e Our Holiday Price, $11.99. 10-inch ALASKA SEAL PIECED COLLARETTES—THE GREATEST VALUE EVER OF- A Grand Bargain for $ $3: J 08 i MONKEY FUR COLLARETTES, TRIMMED WITH PERSIAN LAMt 10-inch ANOTHER SPECIAL BARGAIN AT 4 FINE ELECTRIC SEAL MUFFS. USUAL PRICI Spec ial, sie 49. ; $1.98 WORTH $2.50 agen SETS. Mv . $1.49 WORTH $3.00 ei IAN LAMB. WORTH §2. sind Sterling Goods. ER BEFORE : F_ATTRACTIO’ ODS AN THE MANt RS WANE BROUGHT OCT THIS RE! 000 Sterling Novelties, the prettiest and most tasty patterns— 25 and 3lc. 3,000 Glass Salve Holders, with sterling silver tops, 17, 25, 39 and 49c. = 5,000 Sterling Silver Novelties—Hooks, Files, Curlers, Shoe Lifts, Cuticles, Darners, Paper Cutters, Tooth, Hand and Nail Brushes, Seals, ete -49c. each -$1.39 - 39C, 48c¢ AS TI IX STERLING SII- A VER Sterling Top Cut Glass Sugar Shakers Russian Enamel Top Salve Jars Silver Top Glass Puff Boxes... = ing secretary, W. A. Hawley of Philadel- 7 Sterling Silver Thimbles 17c = - ' phia. Directors for three years, John Hink: ‘We @ hed do : tur ) A CAUTION tS Seek 2 elles 3332 Perr eh cer eaee ap H. McKnew.|Wm.H. McKnew./Wm. H. McKnew. ley of Haltimore, Dr. George Walls of (3) _ WA all you ep Ns Sra Calan Re 49C.. fee BIn EUs BC om Obie nlader B. OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. 2 ipery, ipiibad accntinicdiatiod: a: aift givens siaue ufumpell oli lecthce quite coatiog phia. (Bor two searaaa ae Pe Xmas al Ing 6 Tit OE tu EPR IEE Coens oe a Assorted Styles in Sterling Silver Match Boxe: : 98c. $1 or more—Umbrella handles engraved—and pretty boxes furnished free of charge. Berantony ey molenw der or wilmingtoe aca oan eee ies ae murvelous Sterling Comb and Brush Sets. -- $2.19 nil $2.98 Ee Es SEE ee IO |S ag ae ee Parisian Patent Combs Infants’ and Children’s Sterling Bracelets. . -49c¢ Final Sale of 50c. to 1.75 Rin of Pha ee ane a Seay mane event” on) | Sus imported the US. a tna and abusatly Ladies’ Belts, in novelty gilt and oxidized. .. 49c. up to $6.50 In 5 Arrangements are being completed for Sige: om lpuninion uthatsecrerstuingtire as May penren Sana t tti 25c. teams of eight from each clui 1? 250. each. | bake fo will. be most e stone setting... . 5 lantic League, to play a series of kames, cial antistactoy Lookout and Heed This 4 ““O8c. to $3.50 testing their merits before the eighth con- x = 2 Este a 5 : No V elties at 1 Oc & 25¢€ gress. ‘The schedules will be announced !( Krafft’s Bakery, <i #2 Ai Warning S OF OTHER PRETTY AND ATTRAC IN STERLING NOVELTIE & c and the intercity match games will be in d del4-t.th,s.20 1g before your money is thrown YOU QUITE A BIT ON YOUR PURC AND STAND EVERY GUARAN- order, as it is in the New England League, 3 to go out now before Christmas. 25¢. 1—Incindes Handsome Jewel Cases, Cuteballs, Mateh Safes, Inkstands, Phetegraph Frames, rt Boxes. ae bob career of Oc. Let 2—IncIudes Exquisite Novelties in Totlet Bottles covered with filagree work, Gilt and Si Soap Cases, Pepper and Salt Sets Handkerchief and Necktie Playing Cards in faney metal cases —none of them worth less Eco wnalan act gts 2 5c, Delightful Extracts. High-grade Extracts in beauti- fal Little boxes all odors. at. SACDAMASO NANO MeN EMMANYYMY MAMAS MUMIA AS ASANO PAP ADA APNAP NDAP RRMA SORE NPNASYAPD LEU POND ETE TATE UTP APN NNN 19¢. 2 bottles Colgate’s Extract ‘and cake of Casha Bouquet Soap poplin ees malen 7 oe Reautitul F Extracts at 50 up to $1.25 For Children basket co ining 4 bottles Extracts at 45c. What 50c. Will Buy In Sterling Silver. & will buy here tomorrow the latest signs in guaranteed Sterling Silver Shoe rns, Button Hooks, Paper Cutters, Cutiele Knives, Nail Files, BI ers. Ster- ling Silver Mounted Dressing Combs. ‘Handkerchiefs From 5c. to $5. Ladies’ and Children’s Fine Hemstitehed. Lace Edge. Et videred and Initial Handkerchiefs from to $%- with every possible price between. We can suit any taste—and cater to any pocket beok. And in this collection—embracing hundreds of dozens ef Handkerchiefs— there Isn't a single trucky plece to be had at any figure. Our guarantee is back of every Handkerchief we sell. As a specisl drive for tomorrow only we offer a lot of Ladies’ Fine All Pure Linen Hand- ‘idered, Sealloped-edge @nd Initial Handkerchicfs that vale Soe Tae a * 25c. AlL-linen In a recent paper on “Some Climatic Fea- tures of the Arid Region,” by Mr. Moore, chief of the United States weather bureau, the opinion is expressed that the ideal cli- mate, as regards equality of temperature and absence of moisture, does not exist in the United States. Such a climate, he says, 1s found only on the plateaus of the tropics, as, for example, at Santa Fe de Bogota, in Colombia, where the average annual tem- perature is about 50 degrees; but the south- eastern part of the United States has the nearest approach to this ideal temperature, for even in the southwest the range of va- tiation is too great, and the rainfall reach- es from nothing to a point greater than is to be found in the eastern or middle states. Odd pieces—only two or three of a kind—and as we cannot buy any more like them to keep up the assortments—they will have ing—uwnique handsome pieces worth soc. to $1.75—for oc. and = = = aQ A ® 2 Pe 128) s Cf 2 SE seyeneneneneneneyeereneneenn tren ene ie none neni eee NOSE EEN NE EELS NNN SSE Just think of the immense say- BSANEMNEOAS REO AENNSOAESNEDAESNEONESAEONESREANESNESNEONEAAEAAS ONES NEA NEUEN AE AAEA EASE AEASEANENAE, Queen’s Jubilee Umbrellas With Purse Attached. Let us introduce you tomorrow to the latest fad in Ladies’ Umbrellas—the All- ve IEEE NE NEN silk Queen's Jubilee Umbrellas—with hanésome purses attached— beautiful vatural wood hand "$3. 50 ony ... Men's Handsome Gift Umbrellas from 98e. to $5. Smoking Jackets We'll start with Tricot Jackets—not the truck lined with cheap quilted satin— stingily faced half way down and finished with cheap cord braid—but the finest and nobbiest garments made—with heavy plain satin lning—% facing of satin down to edge bound on both sides with fine flat brald—fit Uke a custom-made dress coat—our price only $4.50, $6 and $7.50. ‘Then come the finest of all Neglige Jackets—the English gurments—double ‘em up and lay on them, they'll never wrinkle or crease—beauties as low as $5. Bath Robes. ‘The Famous Terry Bath Robes—all fast colors—beautiful tints—fancy stripes, ete. $3, $3.50, $, $5.50, $6 and $8. Great Big Heavy Turkish Towels—made by Terry—at 25e., 50c. and $1. Blarket Robes—our guarantee for all wool—in gray with red, black, brown and blue borders, make and finish look equal to $10 Robes—our price only $4.50. A strong line of Bath Robes at $7 and $10—next we get will be sold at an ad- vance of from $2 to $3—so our importer tells us. Ranges “of temperature, Mr. Moore re- marks, depend upon the dryness and clear- ness of the sky, and thus it is that, while the summer temperature of the great southwest is high, the real degree of heat as felt by animal life is not indicated by the common thermometer, but by a mer- |curial therriometer, the bulb of which is wet at the time of the observation—in this manner being shown the temperature of evaporation, the sensible temperature, and, more nearly than can otherwise be indi- cated, the actual heat of the body. The in- land valleys and plains east of the Rocky mountain foothills have an average sum- mer temperature of from 65 degrees on the north to 80 degrees on the gulf coast; while the daytime heat in the aria seems excessive, it is not really so, owing to the extreme dryness of, the atmosphere — in these regions, too, the radiation at night is so great that the temperature is made tolerable, and, indeed, comfortable. as well as New Jersey, where contests are being played weekly, and handsome prizes are offered. In the Local Clubs. The Saturday night handicap of the C. Bi. C. was interfered with on account of the smoker, but team plays have been continuous during the week, as at the C. A. C., were slightly on the wane on ac- count of other attractions at the club. The renewed interest at the W. C. and Whist Club argves well for the serio chess players who like an occasional con- test at whist as a relaxation. There are no five or seven minutes’ delay and the cards drop faster than the moves at the chess tables. The Cosmos has a strong whist con- tingent, and many of the members play whist in championrhip form, though they do not use all the frills of the different clubs throughout the league. The Army and Navy Club has some strong whist players, and many pairs and teams of fours would make a good show- ing against teams with the reputation of bemg first-class players. Since the Union League of both New York and Philadelphia have whist teams and enter into contests with their differ- ent cities it 1s often a cause of remark why Washington's famous clubs do not take up the game seriously. There are scores of good whist players in the House of Representatives. Representative Han- dy of Delaware is rot only a brilliant chess player, but is good at whist. Representa- tive Elliott of North Carolina has fre- quently demorstrated his ability to play good whist. Representative Talbot is as good a partner as any one wants to face. Colonel Berry of Kentucky plays a strong game, and Senators Gallinger, McMillan, Wolcott and Frye are as strong a quartet of whist players as one wants to encount- er, while Senator Hawley plays a com- mon-sense game with marked ability. Among the women players of the city there is great interest taken in whist cir- cles, and the Wednesday events at Phila- delphia are watched with much attention. Saturday at Philadelphia the Atlantic Auniliary will defend the trophy it won frem the New Jerseys. The New Eng- landers are the challengers. The number wili be Mmited, as the N. E. will send only sixteen, whe will be selected from their strongest players. To meet them the Atlantic must choose her men with care, as it will be a closely contended match. New England has had considerable prac- tice in local centests, and the members are in the best condition. Lot Ensey, onc of the Baltimore players, made his initial play with the talent and showed conclu- sively that he was a player of marked ability, and though playing whist only about a year showed wonderful knowledge of the game, having trained with the vic- torious Walbrooks. ed A NAPOLEON RELIC, Ivory Powder Flask Once Owned by the French Emperor. From the New York Herald. An ivory powder flask, once the property of Napoleon the Great, is now owned by J. W. Bouton of New York. ‘This flask was also taken from the Em: percr Napoleon after his defeat by Welling- ton, and presented by the Iron Duke to Dr. Gilbert of Brighton, wao bequeathed it to Mrs. Charlesley of that city. The flask is a beautiful piece of workmanship and has a medallion of Napoleon on each side in the center. It is 6% inches in height and meas- ures 4% inches in diameter. It weizhs fourteen ounces. The flask is made of pure ivory, with the exception of the :netal spring clasj at the top, which permits the flow of powder. Mr. Boi laces on it of $500. It is in very good condiiion, and its authenticity is unquestionable and can be vouched for. It is possible that the great emperor left the flask in his car- riage, being in haste to escape his enemies, whom he feared would capture him, Holmes’ Famous Home-made FRUIT CAKE, Order your by mail or *phone 1564. Holmes’ Landover Mkt., 1st & E Sts. 30- Open evenings. Something That every lady has use for and likes to receive as a gift is a Pocket Book. Our line this year ts magnificent: Every style; all’ kinds and colors of leather; plain ur mounted with sterling silver fo, beautifal designs. « Handsome ones a8 low as 5c. If y ish it we stamp the name on in gilt letters, without charge. ¢ 425 7th KmeeSSi, Strect. Ae ee repair trunks cheaply and well. re ea Sow era Ta TI Me ai Come aiid se0-about it. Holly, Ferns, Mistletoe, Green Palm Leaves, Laurel and Christmas Trees ee a ee BLUE RIDGE Us ALLEY "AND FLORIDA. Wilt fumnish WREATHS HOPING apd 8. DE- SIGNS for "tn sjores or churches, in any quan- i tut red, ike orders for Christmas. oo Ob earth to get. CHIISTM GRE vices low as the lowest. Cull at once. 237 del4-1W,16 ‘Select Your Favorite Whisky. We haye ql} the well known brands— «5 +o MARYLAND-CLUBz IMPERIAL WEDDING, Ovens TOLT, De AttaGe ¢ Chath Rens, MT. VERNON, 1 Er Season your ee areen Pen aoe pud- ange: With ou ‘Old Reserve’ CAL. RANDY. without a superior. $1 qt. bot. J. D. Donnelly, 14th & I, BEST GROCERIES AT LOWEST PRICES. no23-t,th,8,20,2m © hee Prices Talk. Kolb Pharmacy, eel COR. E N.W. useless thing. vINV to call at © ing demonstra: ly finished and exquisite co itless innovations in admiral ings without the use of pins or tyings. THE PARISIAN PATENT COMB CO., 935 F ST., WASHINGTON, del3-Gt* D.C. vow Wr we ee we we we ow : ‘Dry Roasted 4 ‘Coffiees ¢ 38c. Ib. Haoral-aroma. and tawor ot 4 38c. Ub. strength wan wet-roasted 1 BBC. Ub, se ined fol ait Sr | 38. Ib. See es { REEVES, 1209 F St. Lote N is extended to the inteilizent mporium to witness the ever-chang- ons in the use of the Patent Comb, that ere- hair dress- wow we ww we we we we woe Ye Yow we ove ww Fancy Atomizers For Xmas, 25c. to $10. wwitndS, BANS fecided 1 give TOM. alnly come tous for them. We lected ail our Xmas. We have all sizes. "ES Au Kinds of Exquisite PERFUMES. Arlington Drug Store, Cor. Vt. Ave. & H St. Alex 8 Daggett Special Notice. W. W. KIMMEL desires to announce that he ig no longer with J. Louis Loose, but has opencd a store for himself at 805 Vermont ave. Choice Cut Floweis and Decorative Plants. del3-204 OUR PRICES TALK! LE REDUCTION ON VERY ICLE IN ee US eoldcan anal Watches, fast! A ats 1 0. educed from 3. ek $10. gence Watches, isis 9 Watch jual to selid id. 15 Elgin movements. ° Reduced from ee spec! Watches, ‘A Solid Silver Guaranteed ‘Timekeeper at $8. A. KAHN. del l-s,tu,th-26° Dr. Haines’ Golden Specific Cures Drunkenness. It can ee ven WITHOUT THE ee oF Ee food; ENT in coffae, tea. or RS to some of your friends, you atould ‘Atomizers especially” for : kinds—all {the reliaole makes-at almost any price you . machen the eaten = imoderats ata alaker ot an Book of Everything Engraved Free. Leather Goods. WE HA |. ASSORTMENT IN THIS LINE—THE MOST COMPLETE VA- ISH TO SEI Pressed Alligator, in assorted colors; also Seal Combination Purses —the usual 25c. one for... .. eebEee --. 19¢, A beautiful assortment in Children’s Purses and Combination Books at séepavegeiretes 25c. About 50 Shs of Boo eal, APS ie Morocco, Sterling Silver trimmed; Gents’ Strap Purses every imaginable shape— some worth up to 75c.—all to go for. Seusion es Senators CS A grand line of assorted styles ar Purses at. ..cs.¢25ss<>0s DC. Special values in Seal and Alligator Combination Purses. ....75¢. We have an elegant assortment at $1.00, $1.19, $1.48, $1.69 to $4.95. They come in all sorts of combinations, with stamp pocket, calendar, card cases, etc. Side Satchels at 25c. up to..... -$1.98 Card Cases, 25c. up to. . tethesnsencssses SILOD Letter Cases, 50c. up to. . steeeeeeeeeeees $1,908 Bill Books, 25c. up to........... osccece-s 91.69 Collar and Cuff Boxes, ,98c, up .. s+ee-es $6.50 Music Rolls, 48c. up to. te seeeeececeee $1.39 Special—A Seal Writing Desk, Gene trimmed o-000 $1.75 Special—Leatherette Glove and Handkerchief Boxes....... 39c. Useful Presents at Bargain Prices. 1,000 DRESS PATTERNS OF BEST QUALITY PRIN 509 DRESS PATTERNS OF FINE FRENCH PERCALE, NICELY B. 2,000 YABDS STYLISH FLANNELETES. * 200 PIECES OF GOOD APRON GINGHAMS (40 8 ALL THESE SPECIAL VALUES CAN BE Fot ND ON orn 2D FLOOR. Another elegant present would be large size Fur Rug—that sells regu- eet EOP oe ee Fine Silk and Gold Embroidered Sofa and Chair Cushions, with deep ruffles of assorted colors............0.-eeeee0008 $1.49 Fine Plush Chair Cushion, rr] al and cord, assorted colors— Fine Down Comforts, sateen and silk covered—from....$5 to $25 oa ARE SURE aot YOU CAN FIND LOTS OF PRETTY GIFTS IF YOU VISIT THE FOL- WING DEPARTMEN "Wraps, Pill nery, Hosiery, Underwear, Aprons* Garters, Toys, Gloves, Ribbons, Fancy Plush Sets and Albums, Umbrellas, Fancy Neckwear, Men’s Ties and Fancy Suspenders, Smoking, Pictures, Chenille and other Fancy Covers, Perfumeries, Fancy Silk Waists, Opera Fans, Tea Gowns and Japanese Silk Robes. © Remember; we are open ev ight until Christmas—bring the ery children and show them the best sé lect stock of Toys in Washington. WHILE, aN THE es OF OUR STORE TAKE A PEEP AT ee ye ARE MARING A NPECIAL OF ALL OUR 40. CANDIES, BON BON cE GUEAMS, CEEAM AND BURNT ALMON = 18c. a Ib. S. KANN, SONS & GO., 8th tid. Market Space.