Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-15
Holiday Goods.

WHERE TO BUY THEM.
People who purchase Christmas presents.
look to the advertising columns OF TIE STAR
for information as to the best places to Guy.
The following are among the advertisers In THs
STAR, and mention VIII DC made Of Others from
time TO time.
w NJ. SHUsTER & SONS. 9i9 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue have as fine q stock OF dry goods and
ladies' circulars, ulster jackets. &C., as can BE-
brought together. Their silks, Sluas and
EelFets are OF the finest quality. They have
bat one price for their goods.
SAMUEL LEWIS Sons. Jewellers and silver
Smiths, 1915 Pennsylvania avenue, have a large
variety OF holiday gifts, which they offer at un-
usually low prices. The stock is beautifully
arranged for display. Take a look In.
AT j. P. PALMER's 10. street. can be found
JUglas kid gloves and genuine Monogram hid
gloves, besides all that is fashionable 10 mill.-
rery.
TRUSNE1, CLARK & Co. 500 Market Space. are
selling handsome dress goods, silks, wool goods
hoesfry, handkerchieIS, etc., at lowest New
York and Boston prices.
q. KUHN. 40I 10th street. has Decker Bros
grand square and upright pianos, Pease l. Cos
pianos, and Burdett ogans. The prices are
very reasonable.
HARRIS Is SHAFER, 11lS Pennsylvania avenue,
have one OF the best selected stocks OF jewelry
and plated ware ever seen In this city. They
have so many beautiful things that even par
tal list Is Impossible. Call and examine for
yourself Their prices are low.
RYNEAL, AS 9TH street, rs selling large num-
Ders OF large-sized MCKEE plated Students lamps
1Or n0nQdy presents.
BsW. REEDS Sons, 1915 T street, have Florida
oranges from the groves, nuts OF all kinds.
raistns and everything good to eat.
G. WILMER, 1918 Pennsylvania avenue. has a
large stock Of nuts, candy raisins citron, &c.
He sells candy at 20 cents pound, for winch
The candy stores charge 80 cents.
JAMES y. DAVIS Sons, 62l Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. have Dunlap & Co.'S latest styles OF silk,
Derby, soft and opera hats Give them a call
i. l. BLOCT, 10 eth street, has low on eXhi-
hilton handsome selection OF choice bo1nats
and hats for evening wear, receptions &C.
THESE we're imported direct.
6. r. HERRICE, SOS F street. IS the man to go
to for the best fountain pens wholesale and re-
tail. He IS agent for the MacklnnO1 Pen Com
paDy.
MessTs. HoUGEToN, MIFFLIN Co. OF Boston,
the successors OF OsgoOd q Co.. The IA nous
publishers occupy over column IN to-day'S
STAR In preSe nting their new publications for
the holidays, as well as the permanent trade
Their list is an exceptionally good one. They
will send, postpaid by mail. or Mohun, Chap
man, or Beall, OF Washington, will sell you
their books lust as cheap as you can buy them
in Boston.
JOEL GUTNAN x GO. OF Eutaw street. Balti-
moIe, occupy a column to-day in presenting the
attractions OF their well known stores In that
city. Their goods for the holiday season com
prise most every line that can be thought Of
including laces, gloves. handkerchiefs, wraps,
Silks, etc, all in one price.
TAYLOR s HUFTY's column to-day OF novelties
anO styles covers very large field from which
TO select. This house does It's own importing
direct and is enabled TO sell the finest goods
thereby al the lowest possible prices. This
year they sell toys fancy goods, etc. in adoi-
Mon 10 their choice selections In other nue5.
Read this column IN detail.
TOwSoSS advertisement on the local page
presents large assortment TO select from. eS-
peciaIly In colored silk and initial handler
chiefs. fancy hosiery, gloves, silks, shawls. lace
curtains. chtldre1S goods, etc. He viii be
found at CSC Pennsylvania avenue, south side.
near Ith street.