Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-22

Anything in tho way Of tool chests, pen
knives and cutlery can be found At L. H. Hor.
KINs'. 933 street
All washingtonians know OF HARVEY and his
fame In the oyster line extends from Maine to
California He d the originator of the famous
steamed oysters and tho equally famous Fulton
Market roast Give him call.
California wines have grown In popularity
during the last few years. The To-KALoN VINE
COMPANY Of 614 I4th street 10 Offering all the
finest brands and guarantees them TO be pure.
Here We have II. Take time blythe forelock
and take advantage Of the great clearing sale
at HKu.BRUS's. 40 7th street northwest, to lay
in q supply Of boots. shoes and everything in
that line. As for prices they are sure to please,
| and the stock is Of the newest and best. Take
the little ones TO see the Old Woman In the
| Shoe. ~
Everything in the dry goods line, including a
full stock Of gents belongings. is offssed by
| JOHNSON, GAMER Co., CSC Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. The large stock of umbrel-
las is offered at slaughtering rates.
The most acceptable Christmas presents in
the jewelry line are offered by w. s. TAPPAS,
the jeweler, at GOA 9Th street northwest His
immense stock includes many original novel;
| ties.
Just think Of It W. H. HoRxE, the we'll
known furniture and carpet dealer, has re-
Gently unioaded three car loads OF the best fur
| nlture. finished in the highest state Of the art.
They are In all woods and will be sold at rs per
cent less than their real value. Great reduce
grains that hsvo been selling at Is cents now 60
at IS cents Dir. .HoEKEs mammoth store Is
at the corner Of sth and Pennsylvania avenue.
For SLIPS lace or congress shoe with full
double outer soles and solid leather inner
soles and counters can be bought at the STAR
SHOE HOUSE, 726 It'll street. There are other
| good bargains that can be secured. For ex-
ample, the S2.5 mems lace, button or con-
| & ress shoes can now be had for S1.50. Only
| 70 cents 10 asked for boys and mems shoes
that were S1.25. This stock is Of substantial
make and satisfaction is guaranteed.
Bottom prices arc reached in the offerings
made by the Bosroy CLOTHING STORE, 1922
| Pennsylvania avenue. Suits and overcoats and
| childrens suits in great variety are in stock,
and selections can be made at prices that will
enable even the poorest to have decent clothes.
An article of furniture a Christmas gift has
the quality of retaining in the homo the Joy Of
Christmas for perhaps longer period than
most any other gift that can be selected. 1t
| makes home attractive and gladdens the lives
OF the members Of the family circle. 4 special
line Of articles that would be suitable for such
purpose is now exhibited by THOMAS ID. SIN
GLEToN, AIS 18th street northwest. He has por-
ticres, lace curtains and draperies that are being
offered at reduced prices
There are some things at ErsrMAS's, 8O6 7th
every Christmas shopper really ought to be-
fore completing their purchases. These spe-
cial offerings, however, appeal to those whoare
not Christmas shoppers For example, take five
speclalties, as follows: Pair OF ladies' black
regular made hose, 1919 cents; lady's hand-knit
skirt, 40 cents; misses cloth REFER, 1926 fine
ladies beaver coat, $40, and a pair of 81
blankets for SO cents. When these prices are
compared with the regular price then the
great bargain is fully appreciated.
Th.. La,
by PALMER, importer, 1l07 F street. Of Paris.
London and other imported designs in hats,
bonnets and togues. This house is exclusively
devoted to millinery and has a we'll esta blished
reputation. Particular attention is given to
Costume orders.
Some good bargains in watches, napkin
rings. salts and peppers and other articles of
silver and plated ware suitable for the season,
are offered by FRANK, the jeweler. 461 Pennsyl-
vanla avenue. Ladies' solid gold watches can
be bought for s12 and gentleman's watch for
go Solid silver napkin rings, 80 cents, and
other equally as good chances.
Whether you are musician or not you can
play. the aeolian. an instrument which is like
an organ and produces the most delight al
music 1t requires no training or wearisone
lessons to evoke from it the strains that charm
Mr.. L. +. DRooP, OPS Pennsylvania avenue has
large stock of these popular instrument n
| hand, and In order to reduce the stock he now
offers them at a reduction OF 20per cent. that
| Is to those buying during the present month
The mere mention of such offer is sufficient
| to convince those who are at all familiar with
these instruments that Mr.. Droop has offered a
| great bargain.
RICHARD q Co., 62s Pennsylvania avenue,
who keep fine line of wines and liquors for
the holiday trade. are offering for few DAYS
only 500 of their celebrated John L. s. cigars
e25 -
What an easy thing it Is to decide on q suita-
BILE Christmas present for man or boy when
the NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, 81 7th street.
offers 500 suits OF clothes at $3.50 These same
goods used to sell at from IS to 50 more. and
the reduction is one that is worth taking int,
consideration. Good overcoats can also be ba,
| at 1880 1t would be well to think about this
right away, for these goods will not last long at
any such prices. The counters must be cleared
No mercantile establishment shows q more
marked improvement over the same period Of
| last year than that Of Mr.. VIM II. McKNEw
1913 Pennsylvania avenue. Last Christmas prac.
| ncaily all the business was done on one hoor
Since that time he has opened up four floors,
| adding ample elevator service, and moved his
cloaks and suits to the second and third floors
| respectively, adding many new departments
regarded essential for properly meeting the re-
quirements OF his constantly increasing Glen
tee and also greatly enlarging the stock of all
the old ones. This house, Familiarity
| known 10 oider residents rs "Taylors,"
has for many years enjoyed the reputa-
ton OF having the largest and most ex-
elusive line of ladies' and children's cIoaks
and suits in the city So deeply set has this
idea become that many ladies Imagine that Mr..
MckNEw keeps nothing but those articles This
| is not His usual stock includes a full
variety of fancy goods especially adapted for
the holiday trade, and in addition to his regu-
lar stock Mr.. McKNEw has secured a great
many articles expressly suited for gift-giving.
II you are in doubt of just what to purchase
for your Christmas presents a visit to this es-
tablishment will soon dispeI it.
| Katherine Rogers Dead.
Katherine Rogers, the actress, died on Satur-
day afternoon at her residence 340 West d ~