Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-14
present that will be appreciated can be
bought fer moderate sum.

| present that will be appreciated can be
| bought fer a moderate sum.
If you can guess the amount of the net
proceeds of the teachers bazaar you will
win So in gold. This is the offer of the
Piano Exchange, 913 Pennsylvania avenue
| Every one can observe the amount of pat
ronage the bazaar is getting, and 1t is easy
| to learn what the expenses will he.
Robert Cohen & Son, go Pennsylvania
avenue. sell what is claimed to be 1.-The best
| Sd shoe ever made" This shoe Is of good
| stock and is made in the latest STYLES for
men and women. Cohen & Sons have sold
| shoes for many years, and keep their foot
wear always in the latest style.
Some country sausage is made in the
city, and some is made in the country. That
sold at the Farragut Market corner 18th
and K streets is made at Acorn Knoll farm
in Virginia. It's rich and delicious. Just
the thing for breakfast.
This is the weather when heating appli-
ances and weather strips and all that sort
of things are needed, and Messrs. Barber 6,
Ross, 18th and G streets, have an endless
stock of them. In their immense esta blish-
ment can be found oil heaters, gas heaters,
gas radiators, weather strips, felt and, in
deed, everything in the hardware line.
These goods the firm is selling at ridiculous
ly low prices, but the goods are in every in
stance just as represented.
Judging from the great crowds which
hourly throng the stores of Messrs. Mayer
lishment is one of the most popular in the
city, and their stock is undoubtedly just
what is desired by the fair sex. The firms
buyer has just returned from New York,
after having succeeded in securing immense
values in ladies' coats and capes, well fin
ished. stylish, of elegant shape, and at prices
simply unapproachable.
Being overstocked Crocker's Shoe Estab-
lishment, 800 Pennsylvania avenue, one of
the best-known houses in Washington. has
decided to unload, and, in order to do so, has
reduced the price of every pair of shoes in
the store The house is too well and favor
people of the District, and in putting its Gus
toners upon the equality of dealers 1t makes
possible the purchase of goods at prices
which are really wholesale terms.
One of the most interesting establish
ments to visit at this season of the year is
that of c. A. Muddiman, GA 18th street,
whose great stock of cold weather goods,
gas heaters, Oil heaters, lamp shades and
the like contains articles as useful as they
are beautiful, and as necessary as they are
ornamental. See his lamps, for instance,
and the thousand and one other articles
which add so much to the comfort of a
home. His prices are extremely low.
Unwise, indeed is he who neglects his
feet, and i'll dressed Is the man or woman
whose feet are covered with badly fitting
shoes or boots, no matter how costly or
handsome may be the rest of the attire.
Hence, the well-shod man or woman is the
the distinction of being well dressed.
Messrs. Hoover & Snyder 1911 street
have shoes for men, women and little folks
Their prices are no higher, however, beca use
of the superiority of their goods. and every
purchaser gets satisfaction else Is given
back his money.
When you consider the matter a moment
pair of eyeglasses or spectacles as an
Xmas gift is by no means an odd thing 1t
means comfort, solid comfort, too, when
they are purchased from McAllister & Co.,
examining opticians. 1871 F street. They
have all styles. in frames and frameless
No charge for examinations. Glasses fitted
as low as 81.
One of the most annoying and perpleXing
matters is the arranging of the menu for
dinner parties, and fortunate, indeed, is the
woman or man who is enabled to find one
who will remove such difficulty. The pro-
prietors of the famous Cottage Market, SIS
14th street, are just such good angels, for
they will, if desired, not only supply the
requisite subStantials, deicacies and dain-
ties, but will also arrange the menu.
Mr.. Martin Wolf. 515 18th street, formerly
with the Hudson Bay Fur Company, is ex-
hibiting a line of furs and cloaks such as
perhaps has never been seen here. Not only
that, but Mr. Wolf is selling his immense
stock at 30 per cent discount. No more
beautiful or appropriate holiday gifts could
be thought of than are shown by Mr.. Wolf.