Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

70 give. some one a lamp for Christmas prss-
| ent why not make it good one instead Of .
second-rate, smoky concern that viii be rele-
gated to the attic before Easter. In other
words get the Imperial lamps that are sold by
| FRANCIS MILLza, aoo and S07 9Th street.
Pass by julius LAxsBuRsH's store, 18th and
| streets, and you will know that Christmas is
coming. But, then, you Won't pass by: If yon
are bright you will enter in and you will wonder
| at the wealth Of their preparation for the holi-
day season. You will find all sorts of handsome
articles for the home and the household, fur
niture, brlc-a-brsc, curtains pOrtieres, &c. Mr..
lansburgh thinks that in point Of excellence
and variety there IL no more complete collec-
ton OF furniture and draperies than his, and to
judge by the way the size of his building and
business have both increased, 1t may be that he
Is not far from right
What a tremendous stock of goods it does
take to run q modern store Of the first rank
Take store like NJ SLvERBERG & Co.'S $40
It'll street. for example. They carry line Of
picture holdings so large that they can make
You 10 1000 different styles OF picture frames and
that is only one of the features of this vast es-
tablishment. Toys and fancy goods are to be
had in equally large varieties. music boxes,
bicycles, toy wagons. baby carriages, dolls
sleighs and sleds. manicure sets. brass tables
engravings, dolls wardrObeS, mechanical tOys
iron toys, silver-plated ware, art plaques,
attractions besides than one can count. Ii you
| cannot be satisfied as to Christmas presents at
Silverberg's you might a. well give up all idea
OF giving any presents.
Mr.. STRICKLAND il the successor Of the old
and-well known firm Of Dalton 4 Strickland.
Wy Pennsylvania avenue, dealers in boots,
shoes, &c. He IL agent for and has complete
stock of the celebrated Hathaway. Soule d Har-
rington shoes for mons wear. ladies' and chill
drens shoes, ties and slippers. 1t is safe to say
the business will be kept up to the high-wHter
mark in every respect before. His stock
embraces all classes of goods in line and best
qualities.
The beautiful display in the window of
Hoover 4 SNYDER, 1917 Pennsylvania avenue,
tells simple but emphatic story Of what may
be found within, and that is everything that
comprises first-class stock of boots and shoes
and their numerous and needful accessories.
Give them call.
EASY weekly or monthly payments taken on
all credit sales and no notes required" is what
P. CRoGAN, 739 and TAI It'll street northwest,
adyertises, and that is great boon to those I'M
able to pay cash down He has a full line of
beautiful furniture, carpets, DC. and if you
prefer the cash to the credit system will offer
such terms as no one would object to.
In the new Inter-Ocean building 5l2 9th
street, DOUGLAS 4 Bro. have a splendid array
of beautiful and useful articles in holiday pres
there is a lady's delight, for there she can get
almost any article needed.
Att. C. HUTcHINsoN's will be found an i'm
mense stock of furs and wraps of all kinds, the
higher grades especially. Take look in at the
windows you go by 907 Pennsylvania avenue
and then go inside and feast your eye upon the
display. inquire the prices of what you want
and. ten to one. you will snap it up quickly as
great bargain.
One NJ tho of cti foo If vVosh OF
il the iewelry establishment of NJ. W. GAIT,
Bro 4 Co., 1107 Pennsylvania avenue. It is a
good place to go and better one at which to
buy. The "Galt" watch is specially and a
perfect gem in style and finish and is designed
to meet the requirements Of those desiring an
accurate timepiece at minimum price. See
their magnificent stock Of goods.
N W. BURCHELL, the grocer, 1925 street,
has large and varied assortment in his line.
He makes specially Of tea, which he claims to
equal any to be found in this country. Goods
always fresh and attractively arranged.
The carpet and furniture establishment Of
w. H. HoEKE, 9Th and Pennsylvania avenue
presents very attractive appearance with a
full line of new and elegant designs for the
holidays. He has cut former prices 10 to Is per
cent for cash, which is great deal at the pre-
valing rates. Cash buyers should not pass by
without examining his goods.
Do you need some new furniture, or do you
know of some one who does, and to whom you
are going to give a Christmas present? Then
the best thing you can do is to go at once to
RUDDEN's establishment, $50 It'll street, where
you will be sure to find what you want at the
very lowest Of prices. One great attraction to
this place, is that it is one Of the most reliable
installment houses OF the city.
Other people may spend their time in looking
for presents, but the inner man must be attended
to at the same time. He needs comfort quite
much al do the "Outer" men. He needsbut
ter, for one thing, butter. which il now such
great staple Of our life. And he is not satisfied
rule, with poor butter. Therefore goand find
some good butter for the inner man. You can
make no mistake in trying the goods Of JAMES
F. OYSTER, whose Office is at the corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and 9th. street, who has
stalls in both large markets, and whose telephone
number is Z71-3.
Carpets can not be kept clean. They will be-
come soiled in spite of all efforts to the con
trary. Intact, such efforts are next to useless.
The best thing to do is to take your case Of dirty
carpets to the EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS
at 63l- 635 Massachusetts avenue, northwest
where you will find good advice and a complete
works can also be reached by telephone, no
1852.
The Philadelphia Store, Messrs CARHART AND
LEIDY, is the king bee Of the dry goods world
of upper It'll. street. without doubt. and Justly
80. The goods displayed by this firm this year
are superior TO anything that has ever been
there before. There is also full stock of small
holiday goods. that must delight the eve Of
every person entering the store. 1t is the little
things that you want at this time Of the year
after all, and here you will find them in abun-
dance. There are presents for father. mother,
aunt, uncle and sister: one for your cousin
and another, with duplicates if you wish, for
brother. No one need to be neglected now, for
here is o royal chance.
Happy is the heart that beats under a new
dress at Christmastidc. Happier is the man or
woman who gives such present for tbs more
blessed to give" &c. But happiest Of all, is the
purchaser who goes to SHUsrER's to get the
dress. for there he, she, or both Of them, will
find rest, dress and sensible prices. Here are
displayed the very latest patterns, in both i'm
ported and domestic goods and everything in
the line Of trimmings that is needed to make a
stylish dress still more stylish. These dress
goods range through all grades and conditions
of society, and are sure to suit in some way.
Shusters is at 9l9 Pennsylvania avenue, and il
as well known as any dry goods store in town.
Real Estate Matters.
Sarah E. Fowler has purchased for 81, 600 Of
E. s. Fowler part /, HIS addition, and lot II,