Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-15
TUE HOLIDAY SEASON.
What TO Buy-Where tn Hay-Store> Oh
the Avenue, 9TH Street.-The saved.

The purchase Of Christmas presents has begun 10
good earnest Both The buyer and seller have real
lied for several seasons thlt it Is 70 each Others
Interest TO avoid as far BILE tile crush OF the
few days Just before Christmas Then the risk OF
bad weather is at all tines special consideration
OF this season. Every year therefore, the time OF
preparation seems 10 De Enlightened This year the
stores and shops were opened with holiday goods
by the first Of the month and the public is Fronting
by the enc prise The weather has been all that
could be desired for several days past AMI promises
fair tor next week Now, the readers OF iHE STAR
VIII save valuable time by taking the eight or nine
columns or holiday advertisements and finding out
Just what they want and where To get Ii. he fol-
lowing are among the attractive places In addition
TO those noticed on Wednesday. Others win be
noticed as space PERMITS
W, W. BrRpETrE Co, Mt No. sas eth and 100 K
streets. nave large stock Of dry goods suitable for
the holiday trade, especially in the line OF gloves,
hosiery, aandkercnieiS and fancy articles. They
claim to have the best goods at the lowest prices In
town. On their second and third floors they have
nne Tine OF carpetings.
For Christmas presents, NJ ". BEvERIDGE, 1909
Pennsylvania avenue, has on exhibition decorated
pottery and porcelain in French, English, German,
chinese ana japanese ware, making his stock the
largest anu most complete he has ever offered
Rich cut glass, 1ne plated ware brass and faience
parior lamps, &c, are offered In various styles
There Is 40 finer present for gentleman than
SIX nat. You can md Dun1aps New York hats at
WILLETr & RUOFFs, No. 9O5 Pennsylvania avenue
who the sole agents Tor This city OF this cee-
brated hat The production, OF MeSsrs. Dunlap &
Co. are the acknowledged styles In head gear In
silk, opera AMI Derby.
avenue have Dew style Of piano cover. piano
stools, music stands pianos OF all kinds OF makes
and at The lowest factory prices Last year they
SOLD good amy pianos Tor Christmas presents.
Mrs. NJ. J. HUNT, 1909 + street. In her new and
handsome store, hasa 1ne SOCK or goods for hoit-
day gifts, such is ND gloves guar lnteed), FANS
laces, lingerie, muhers, n1ndkerchiets and an en-
tire stock OF imported bonnets at large reduction
t W Hor,1 ry < SoN ooa pannsvlron,o oronro
have comp iete stock or dinner, dessert, game
fish, salad, berry, tea and toilet sets, and presents
table cutlery antique brass goods, flemish anu
par14n ware, bisque figures, etc This store is
fine holiday exhibition.
There viii be uiany q good dinner and MANY a
brilliant purity served, not only during the holiday
season, but during the Washington winter Of
ga1ety II Will be difficult to get up one success
fully without consulting FRANK j. rIBBGTr P.lace
market, at the corner OF l4th street and New York
avenue be has ali kinds Oh game, fish, dollhouse
mushrooms and cucunbero. choice meats, Iruit,
CLAIMS; ioostGfS. scoiiops. and In fact everything
that the table requires.
JOHN G. FARX1R, No SIT and61e 7th street north
west, DIRECTLY Opposite to The entrance or the
Patent Office, has well-Selected stocn of holt
day goods, consisting OF tine Illustrated books,
IArlstuaS cards. pOchet books. autograph albums,
photograph albums, work boxes, writing desks,
toilet cases, Episcopal prayers and hyunlS, Cdtho-
plush boxes VI all kinds. and inkStandS In great
variety tie makes engraving OF wedding and visit
Ing cards q specially.
long-eStabii,hed firm OF JAMES y DAVIS SONS. Of
62l pennsylvania avenue tMelrO o.itan hOteD. 1ney
nave on ntnd seal Sicque, frOIn S15 to 300 silk and
Sdtln-lined circulars sl5, 40. So fuT-Ined circu-
lars, from s25 up; co4cher cpes collars and NUTS:
fur carriage robes from 10 up; fuT triia-
nlings: gents seal caps, fur gloves and COL
lars; gents dress dog 5Fln and lined gioveo ladies'
seal caps boys seal caps, from ii 50 up; and canes,
hats, Umbrellas, etc, In choice nne OF goods, for
presents ana for every day selection
There are tne selections OF goods at B. H. STINE-
ME1Z & Son. 1231 fennsy yania avenue. next to the
corner OF 18Th. They have fresh purchases of la
dies furs f0r the holiday trade. They have, at the
lowest New York prices, Sel!Sin do N MS listers
and sacqueS. Circulars OF Rhadames, ottoman, and
Slcblah >llh c9dcner capeS very rdShlondbe), fur
trimmings for dresses, CARR ge robes etc. there
Is no mu:e acceptable present In the world to lady
than That OF SoiLe hind OF fur wrap
u. A WHITAKER In his new store. HOS PennSyl-
vaDia avenue. next TO The STAR office SAYS he has
the best selected stock OF books the choicest sta
t0uerI. and e.eTant novelties at the lowest prices
In the city. To enumerdte would require an entire
coluI1n. lie makes new departure in selling all
novelties and Christmas cards at u uniform dis
count OF 20 per cent from list prices until the I'D
instant.
'. u. FISCHER 500 18th street. opposite the E. s.
treasury, has direct ILL 20 tatiOn OF tue finest
stationery, Unique styles and all latest novelties
from LalOche-J0ubert Il Co., parlS: Tneyer IL hardt-
mum, Vienna, StdtiCnerS TO all Imperial courts in
Europe, and an extensive stock Of English hand
made and finest American Stationery. He doe, the
engraving OF visiting cards. mOnogramS and cres,s
In highest style oil perfection.
w 5. EEL. VS. fennsylvan'a avenue, has hne
Tine OF holiday goods including ladies and gentle
mems collar and cuff boxes, handkerchief cases.
tClel cases, pocket companions umbrellas and
Canes, cigar and cigarette holders, breakfast
jackets, gentiemen's morning robes, handsome
nechwear and many other articles Ill the general
stock and set fortn more III detI In his advertise
ment.