Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Where 70 Buy Christmaa Gins for Old and
Young.

Where 20 Buy Christnma Gins for Old and
Young.
A WIDE RANGE OF ARTICLES TO SELECT PROM
THOSE usEFUL AND oRNAMENrAL-ro PLEASE
THE FANCY AND TO SUIT THE JUDGMENT OF
THOSE PRACTICALLY INCLINED.
You may do without good many things in
this life but you must have shoes. And while
you are about it you might Just az well have
good ones if they cost no more than doubtful
| ones. ARTHUR Burt, 1911 F street, has a
| splendid stock that for the time being he il
| selling at mark-down prices, ladies' shoes
| especially. Six-dOllar boots at $3.50 and lots
of other bargains besides. II you don't
believe it go and see.
The old reliable pioneer tea house. otherwise
| the GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COM
| PASY, sol and sos 7th street. has a new stock of
coffees, teas, baking POWDER condensed milk
and presents especially suited to. the holiday
trade. Among these bargains is new blend
of Mocha and Java coffee at SO and IS cents
that stands unequaled and new crop
of Moyune teas that is out OF the ordinary in
quality and flavor. A present is given with
every pound of tea.
Have you thought about sewing machines
lately? They are always in season. but Open
HEIhER, 5l4 9TH street, is making special dis
count on Our New Home machines until Christ
mas. All holiday goods are advertised in The
STAR and are going off at cost. Table covers,
bureau scarfs, satin-covered cushions. handker-
chief cases and hand-painted and bolting-cloth
scarfs are just few OF the articles suitable for
holiday gifts that are TO be had at Oppenheim-
er's For example, the adjustable dress forms
that usually sell at e. so arc now marked down
to S1.B.
Articles useful and beautiful for the holiday
season can be had in the greatest variety at JOHN
son Il LUITREILs popular-priced dry-goods
house, 7l3 Market space. Bargains may be had
now III every line from gOssamers to lace hand
kerehiefs and speciality is made Of Christmas
dress patterns. II you cannot 60 your Christ
mat shopping in the aytime go in the evening.
for this store keeps open every evening till
O'Clock and prices do not go up as the sun goes
down.
What task it would be to enumerate the
bargains and the good things for the holiday
trade that can be had at LANsBURGH Il Bros.
great store. 40, Az, 1914 and 426 It'll street. 1t
would be like compiling directory or diction-
airy. There are thousands Of styles in hand
kerchiefs alone, and when the Christmas shop
per gets into the realm OF gloves fans and furs
and books. brushes and mirrors and all sorts of
toilet articles and articles of dress and Orna-
ment. there IS really danger of getting lost.
Lansburgh Il Bro. are carrying a tremendous
line Of fine holiday goods, and to judge by the
crowds that throng the store from morning till
night the purchasing public are well aware of
that fact. A specially il made just now of holt
day books, new and standard works, including
hymnals, prayer books and Bibles and all ut
greatly reduced prices. Jewelry, leather goods,
hosiery, dress goods, blankets, ladies' or gen.
uemens furnishings-aH OF these and more are
to be had in the latest and most approved
styles.
If You have 20 bill You can get almost any
thing in the way of shoes mt the FAMILY SHOE
STORE, $40 18th street, and then have cents
change. for all the So styles of shoes have been
NOV nf I<txy %.Ns -
this popular shoe store. Ladies' dOngOla but
ton. with Richmond toes and patent leather
tips or point toes with diamond tips or box toe
or common sense dongola lace with opera toes
and patent leather tips or mems calf lace, con-
gress or button shoes without TIPS or with any
style OF tips. Each and every one of these
various styles is selling now for 51.9S a pair,
ana holiday slippers are cheap in proportion.
If yOu are any sort of a gentleman you will
show your good sense and generosity by buying
one, at least, of your gentlemen friends one Of
ELLERY Il IRELANDs fine siirts. They are the
cream OF the market. These two gentlemen
manage the Washington branch of the Balti-
more shirt factory at 931 9th street.
Eleven cents for pound of good meat means
pretty cheap living. especially as the meat is
ham of the best order. Get one of N. A. PooLEs
sugar-cured hams at this rata and feast for n
week. He is located DIT 944 Louisiana avenue.
and his store is full of other delicious food sup
plies.
My, my. what prices! It makes me stare
with amaZement at some of the rates quoted in
the advertising columns For example, look Mt
the brief but pithy note by OHARE, calling at
tention to his fine line of groceries. His prices
are wonderfully low and his goods excellent
His store is at 1915 9TH street.
BE wise" says HEILBRUN in his ad. He is
urging the good people of Washington to help
themselves by saving money at his store. 402
9TH street. Today it would b. exceedingly wise
for one to 60 to Heilbrun's, for he has the yery
shoes. rubbers and arctics, &c. is being sold
for 20 per cent off. Souvenirs and tickets are
given to all purchasers. This sale is held to
clear the counters and will last until Christ
mas day: The old woman in the shoe sits in
the window
How house doing Legitimate business can
make such sweeping reductions as announced
" W. Il. MOSES Il Sons. 18th and F streets.
furniture dealers, is explained by these gentle
men, who state that at the beginning of the
season there was every prospect of doing a
splendid business and every large establish
ment is overstocked In order to reduce their
lines to q minimum by January they offer
many articles at less than cost that they NAV
obtain the cash discounts on their own bills.
These reductions enter every department of
their large establishment. the upholstery de-
partment, the drapery. the wall paper and
room furniture, parlor library and hall furni-
ture and carpet department.
Who does not visit the great Scent store of
TUBPIN & Co., 439 It'll street? Everybody goes
there. He liz especially supplied with pretty
things for a Christmas tree.
useful present and one that would be ap-
preciated is the Encyclopedia Brittanica. which
can now be bought of Messrs. w. II. LowDER-
MILK Co.. 1424 and 1926 street. for S25 At
their establishment can also be found the largest
stock of books in the city, including many rare
works now out of print.
For italian wines and greceries.one should 20
to G. PAssAGNO Il Sons, SO8 9th street north
west, where the best brands. and the largest
stock may be found. They are also the agents
for California wines and brandies and for Rog-
ers Co.'S Limestone whiskies
Music hath never SO many charms as when a
first-class instrument can be had at down
right bargain rate. Nor is n musician so
charmed as when he can exchange his old in
strument for brand new one of the highest
character for a low sum and on good terms
The PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 PENNSYLVANIA ave-