Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-23
CHRISTMAS AND rnE STORES
TArOnss Of Shoppers Out Tedsy-sssressie..
60 Purchaser.


70 Purchaser.
The stores today were throneed with Christ
mas shoppera Tonight and tomorrow, the last
opportunities before Christmas day, it 10 ex-
pected that there viii be great rush. To aid
its readers In deciding whore and what 10 buy.
I'M STAR continues 20 publish notices of estab-
hshments where one can find both goods and
prices satisfactory
All the fashionable varieties Of perfume may
be had OF Miss LULA LEHMAN. sSl street. in
ciuding the Baby Mckee and the Baby Cleve-
land The store is open of evenings.
III you have not yet decided what 70 get for
present go into wuNARrH a EpMoSsrox's,
l2O5 Pennsylvania avenue, and Won will be sure
to find something in the way of china or cut
glass that viii answer your purpose exactly.
Iney have an endless variety Of individual
cups and saucers
What can make a more satisfactory holiday
g,ft than q lot Of visiting cards2 II you think
, sn,s Is good suggestion go TO kKRvASp 1t
l0l2 Penusylvania avenue.
III You want. 10 have any Of your walls re-
papered this season and desire artistic colorings
ana good workmanship stop in at HENDERSON,
Ills I street
r. C. LEWIS 4 soS. 1871 New York avenue.
have on hand q splendid stock Of articles for
genfiemen's use that make capital Christmas
E,s. bow about pair OF gloves or . stylish
Six mufnery
For people who are compelled to wear glasses
3 pair Of gold spectacles make good present
So do iorgnettes and opera glasses. These are
to be had Of r. W. MckILIsrER, 1911 r street
The Remington standard typewriter has been
recognized for years as substan tiaI and satis-
factory machine. IL may be had with all the
latest improvements at the agency, wYckoFF,
SEAMANs BENEDICT sth and + streets.
This is the season Of entertainments and
BYnoN 8. ADAMS, the printer at SIP llth street.
10 prepared to furnish societies and managers
with tickets. placards, hand bills and programs
printed attractively and at the lowest rates
Good taste is claimed to be characteristics OF
the work done at this Office.
What could be Q moro novel, entertaining
and, at the same time, more practical Christ
mas gift than An Edison photograph? Ii has
become the silent but alert amanueusis, the
gifted language teacher and the brilliant en-
sations and the songs OF the greatest artists.
Learn more about il from the COLUMBIA PHoSo-
GRAPH CoMPASY 627 street.
The time has been when only the wealthy
could own piano, or at least those moderately
wealthy. How different now. Any home
where has been kindled spark Of musical
genins can hope to possess a really good in
strument There is no economy in buying any
other. W. q. METZERorT 4 Co. of lilo + street
have in stock n large supply Of Hardman, Kim
ball and other pianos and organs, which will be
sold to purchasers on time. No better gift
given evidence OF musical talent. That one
purchase will bind together q household as
nothing else can.
RAGoLDEN is an acknowledged authority on
all that relates TO game and fish. At his stalls
IN the Center Market everything IN this line
may be obtained. His Christmas decorations
are alone worth a trip to the market, and every
y rio M haha 3
mia is in stock
Nottxng can be more acceptable to a gentle
man than some nice initial handkerchiefs a
PAIR OF embroidered suspenders, a silk muffier
pair of kid or nice lined gloves, handsome
scarf, a neat umbrella, some dress shirts OF un-
oerwear OF any OF the numerous articles that
may be found at LoEB & HiRsH's, No. ga +
street.
The international Market, corner 18th and Z
streets. 5. L. Hoover 4 Co., managers. have .
choice line Of meat for Christmas lnuers-
Christmas is near at hand, but CARL PETER
SEN has in his store at 1919 7th street a com
plete line Of diamonds watches and jewelry.
Have you thought about a lamp as a suitable
present for Christmas? The imperial lamp il
highly recommended and comes in a number
OF attractive forms FRANCIS MILLER, 3O5-307
sth street sells 1t and gives gallon of astral oil
with every lamp.
turo of candy at IS cents per pound or Ave
pounds for a dollar. Candy Is almost q neces-
sity at this time Of year.
For people who want a plum pudding for
Christmas dinner, and everybody does, the
homemade plum pudding made by Mrs. Tay-
ior is blessing. They are on sale at BRYAN 8
store, SOS Pennsylvania avenue.
A irst-rate place to go for guns Of all sorts,
but all good, is J. H. KUEHLNG's, l2O6 Penn
sylvania avenue.
The little ones must have candy for Christ
mas and every kind Of confectionery as well as
nuts, raisins, figs. grapes and oranges can be
had at bottom prices at MASoGUE 4 JOINS
corner NJ and 32d streets northwest Good
liquors Of every kind can be obtained there
also.
At GREGORY Bios, 2ls4 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., diamond rings, earrings, opera glasses and
cathedral gong clocks can be bought at cost
Store open at night.