Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11
CHRISTMAS Is COMING.
where TO Buy Holiday Goods.

Now that that the Holidays are approa ching.
the great question in family circles is how to
obtain the greatest amount of pleasure for the
least expenditure OF each. This is not 40 diff
cult problem to solve Is might appear At first.
ss the readers OF The STAR know full well To At
question Is very readily settled. In this col
umn we shall continue from day 10 day TO keep
them posted where TO 60 for Holiday goods as
new advertisements appear.
All Glasses OF District people read TIE STAR
daily, which fact the business men seem to be
well aware OF, as is demonstrated by our ad-
vsrtlsing Columns. Both seller aud buyer ap-
preciste the mutual advantage of publication
= THs STAR, but no one knows more apout
dicious advertising than PAIGE, the original
orilar man. His stock of handsome articles for
p-esents, especially in the jewelrF line, should
eS inspected by every one DESTROYS OF making
The greatest show for the least money
full larder OF staple and fancy groceries is
.'ptispensahle AZ this season, and housekeepers
StEt 20 deal where the prices are low and the
articles are OF good quality. no one is better
able to furnish such than y. W. BURCaELL
no 49, street. In bis fancy department MAJ
= tound all sorts OF table IuxnTies, such as
FRENCH slace fruit, apricOts, slace; cherries
gacS; almonds, glace; figs, gace; raisns
oranges, bananas, pears, ripe Malaga grapes
French pickles and sauces. Mai.iaTl'S Ofua-
Hented candies. and all sorts OF Chinese and
.jaI arssse tancy goods. BurcheIls fair dealing
has wen him hosts OF customers both Tar ami
near.
Ire reputation of Mr. Jos. J. MAYA wide
awa axe dry goods dealer, need not be rccap!tu-
.atsG mere There he is" No. g39 PaunSvIva-
MA avenue. His -S20, 900 stock OF Paris lin
gloves eeLPses anything south Of New York
aud BIS fine silks, velvets and dress goods. i'm,
port ii from all parts OF Eutope should be ey-
an ined by the ladies. His Preparation for tbe
holidays ths year outstTips his efforts in former
and small profits"
The young misses should all have new winter
MATS and boBnets TO appear at the Christina as
parties to good advantage; the round hate ana
flowers and feathers cold by Miss Mccormick.
at 500 pennsylvania avenue, are much admired
After ali, nothing is more desirable for a
aIesent than handsome piece of jewelry. NJ.
". GAIT Bros. & Co, the pioneers in this
city, have made extraordinary preparations
tais season 10 please their customers, and what
) certain is that at their place there fair and
E9loTabie dealing, which is everything, when
substantial and valuable present is to be made
see That they say in heir advertisement.
No matter how much or how little money we
spend, economy sEoulC ALWAYS he observed and
II our old laces and mGslins and curtains can be
Done Up eguslto new, shy, 50 much il gained.
See what Nj DAME Lay 2HENT, No. 30 18th
street, between G and Il streets knows about il
What will all our nick-aacks and chicken fix
ings anoGnt to without good health. The keen |
bronchitis. asthma. or other lung diseases but |
Dr. Tut sExpectOrant acts like charm and |
children take il readily.
owners OF last nags should have them in cool |
tim for the holidays. G. 5. O'HARE No 1914 |
& "a street, .has plenty OF grain and long feed
and Will winter horses for 80 per month.
A4S4ctc dIt VI fSI use without |
and none can do you better service than thOse
baiit by L. h. GRAHAM, at his new repository
Nos 40 and Ala Sth street, hundreds in thu |
District will testify.
Nothing affords mare delight than a good |
piano IN inc house, aDG no more enduring auG
substantial present CA be made to your wife |
daugEter5 or sweetheart. BEiCHEHEACR's piano
raTeToom, No. t23 1ltt street, is ole OF the |
oldest estatiishn ents Of She kind i'm this CITY,
and The exce!leTce OF KHsSs's pianos (sOlG here |
Is well established Organ or pianos can be l
-eDted Tor the season.
Handsome prayer books, IN velvet o. morocco.
oh hand at NN. BALLASTy Sc s, No. 100 9TH
street.
Good music adds much 10 the sole1nnity of
,huTO4l service. II il essential 70 have the |
standard music books in our peWs at church |
Ind those who are witb3ut them can be supplied !
y the book and stationery store Of RICHARD B.
y oHUH & Co, tGl5 Pennsylvania avenue, |
, mere hymEals with tune ana chants can be |
OU4t.
a aice gilt Of stationery is always acceptable;
I Is 50 handy 70 have in The house. BENZ f |
EENCH, at his new store under the MetroDoI- |
an bank, on 18th street, has first class goods at
air prices, and what he don't know about sta
ionery ial't worth learning. Let's 90 there and
,uy cur articles in his line, and give Ben a good
tart.