The Washington times., 1894-03-19
As A WOMAN SEES IT
10 50NA SATURDAY.

This is the time of the year when the nice
little housewives like to go window shopping
and see what is to be seen and what is to be
had and where to find it. 1t seemed for one
while as though the coming of Easter was a
little too previous" but it was about right
after all, for the warm spring days have
come, and an Easter hat will not be u bit out
of season. The very place to get one of the
latest styles is at the London Bazaar, on
Market space. 1t is going to be bee and
flower season with jet ornaments.
Some people think. almost as much of buy
ing presents for friends at Easter time as
they do at Christmas, and such can go to the
Boston Variety Store, on Market space. to get
any little thing. Anybody would like bit
OF porcelain or white metal which come out of
their store.
Do you want an Easter costume? Perry's
windows have just some of the kind of goods
you will like. A nice Easter present would
be a bottle of choice perfume. like violet or
heliotrope. You can find that at Ogram 5.
Stinemetz Co. not only deal in hats, hut
they will take care Of your furs for you for a
trifie, and relieve you Of anxiety.
]. W. Davis & Sons. on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., can show young man just what the
spring styles in hats are going TO be, for they
have them all in their show windows.
Wilmarth's crockery store is tantalizing
enough with its beautiful and convenient
dishes and cut glass to set woman wild to
own them all: and what is nicer than glass
berry-bowl when strawberries are just in?
Now go up Fifteenth street and look into
Fischer's windows. One can't buy all the
pretty and expensive things he displays, such
as pictures by home and foreign artists, but
can nd 11f0ira md in md
walk round in welcome.
Now we gn up y. II. Small & Co.'S. on
the corner of G and Fourteenth streets. His
fower-tllled window is worth going miles to
see, with its background of Easter lilies its
merry spring bubhiing up il the midst OF
masses of white, pink and blue hyacinths,
double red and yellow tulips and jonquils.
From there we saunter back to street.
One of the first places we stop at is Mrs. S.
NJ. Hunts millinery window, where one
sees Paris hats of all styles and sizes. You
can take your choice, only the trimmings all
have a touch of Mercury wing effect.
In the Spring is good tine to buy house
and lot, and Tyler & Rutherford are always
ready with a horse and buggy to show you
all over town, and the District too, with that
object in view. r.-
Craig & Harding have lot of nice furni-
ture. and those comfortable leather-covered
Office lounges about all their window
A Guide Bro. come mp every year with
the other spring flowers. and you will find
all the Easter favorites in their F-street store.
Most women like to poke through such
store as the Armenian, owned by d. X. Varz-
labedian & Co., who keep those taking ORR
entail goods, such as jars stufrs of silk or
wooden texture, and coins that look so
tempting.
The p. G. Claflin Optical Company can fur
nish you with glasses for every kind of eyes.
aud blue ones besides, TO keep the sun out of
weak ones.
J. F. Page keeps the incest grocery store.
trim as any ladies' parlors. and besides beau
tiful bottles and jars of sorted pickles in his
windows he keeps that yellow meal, of which
Northern women and New England house
keepers think so much.
k!nion Nicoladis, the Oriental importer of