Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1898, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, THURSD/ AM DECEMBER 15, 1898-16 PAGES, as 11 ple.” "Incomparable Display Olt Diamonds! | Primeely ! Royal | imperial | | The most exquisite gems that ever beguiled the heart or lost the soul of woman, with their dangerous, lurking glitter and irresistibility! Not often can one feast the eyes on such marvelous wealth of beauty--rich and rare. Seize the opportunity--come and see this mag- _ nificent array of mounted Diamonds--the work of our own factory--and then you will decide | that after all it is Diamonds--and Diamonds only--that are a fit gift for the American Queen-- your sweetheart--your wife--your daughter. Diamonds are her heart’s desire--ask her--Dia- — monds alone are worthy of her. And soberly speaking, you save 20 to 30 per cent by select- | ing them here. We have no credit, losses--hence, no high prices. Beware the danger of paying too imuch- pala sl ema abounds | in gaudy disguise. | Diamond S nd Cluster Rings, $5.00 to $500. Pearl Brooches with Diamond centers, $10—a special product of our factory. Otbers up to Diamond Brooches, $25 into the $1,000's. We are really overstocked In Diamond Brooches, as we think - Gold Watches. Sy Gold J owelry & & Silverware Pe. LOCKETS—of the daintiest sort at surprisingly small prices. The stock of Gold Watches here is the most POCKET COMBS—handsomely finished—a'l prices. |= complete we have ever shown. Im 14k. and i Hat Brushes—A splendid gift for some gentieman friend. | Chain Fobs—At the most Watch Charms—A fit- € : reasonable prices youwould ting companion to a lady’s 18k. cases of only the most renowned makes, rR e ead or a gentleman's watch— ° a erkA ae aoe iced. with movements equally fa- a Seals and Darners—For re z the writing desk and sew= Necklaces —The _ hand- mous. We offer you veritable ing reom—pretty gifts. ames S you could pos- - fi ote, sibly selec bargains. What we want you Fountain Pens—Give a Scarf Pins—for both fa- to believe is that we never tarnish our reputation by sells ing an inferior grade. The cases of our watches are either engine-turned or exquisitely en- graved by the best engravers in America. We handle only those which might hon= estly be considered “masterpieces.” You shall be the jud a e Memn’s Watcl acl Well, if a man is judged by his appearance surely his watch and chain cut con= man one of these and he'll dies and men—in the new- be grateful to you forever est desiens,—moet reason= for your thoughtfulness. ably priced. Scissors — A necessary adjunct to thesewing reom and a pleasing present. Stamp ‘Boxes — Nothing you could find would prove more pleasing. | Vinaigrettes—Some- | thir ng any woman would receive with thanks. Cuff Buttons—An im- || > mense variety of the rich- | est styles to pick from— make very handsome gifts. All prices. | Pock cet Combs—A perfect assortment to choose from | tt tive! y priced. 2 Baby Pins—The daintiest sty es—a pretty present for baby. Cologne Bottles—A dainty thing for my lady’s siderable of a fig- in the esti- Has your band gone ess annie ear rs? Many have fost time, trains and money on that account. => ma @ NS SOLID 1+KARAT GOLD D to $150. boudoir. Thermometers rs — s uch handsome effects that are sure to please any one on | your gi ift list. Salve “Jars—in various designs—all sizes. Bracelets —in _ sterling silver and gold—the high | grade sort that reflects | credit upon the donor. Paper Cutters — some- thing for the writing desk sure to be received with pleasure. Lorgnettes— Opera Glasses, £5 up. i L ) IAKARAT GOLD WATCHES, Manicure Sets. | si7 | LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S GULD-FILLED Brushes. WATCHES, $10 to $25 ee W hick Brooms. America’s ed caiman The American Queen siocetia! tributes to her beauty. | — —— | a soni iB. HARRIS & & CO, ees Tth & D Sis