Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-18

| lduy III Charge OIL bohemian glassware, CslQ
Vienna and Royal Dux porcelains. at 1903 F
| street, Is fully acquainted with all the
methods used by the makers Of this rare
| glassware. The firm from which the stock
IN charge of Mrs. Rosenthal was obtained
| mas the sole contract for supplying the court
OF Austria, which honor is only conferred
upon the very best manufacturers. The
| workers in glassware in Bohemia are
brought up in that trade from childhood
| receiving their first instruction in govern
| ment training schools. They are well paid
and show no inclination to leave their
homes.
Kopf, 1895 Pennsylvania avenue, has al
| ways made a specially of fine cigars, and
now he is offering a special line Of white
| SeaT' cigars to the public. Every lover Of
the weed would be delighted to have box
OF these cigars. and they are attractlvely
boxed, SO as to be especially appropriate as
| a holiday gift. The white Sear' is a new
cigar, made entirely of selected clear Ha-
vana tobacco-equal to the imported article
ana much lower In price. They are made in
all sizes, for short, long or medium smoke,
mild. of high aroma, and have no depress-
Ing effects. Boxes of twenty-five of the
| white Seal' sell from 1928 to S. while
| boxes OF fifty go at from s.. Is to &c.
One Of the great advantages possessed by
| the shoppers of today, an advantage par
| t1cularly valuable to those hunting holiday
goods and novelties, is that of being able
to hnd in great establishments the innum-
| cradle articles of which no taste or desire
| can fail to be satisfied. In such a house
| the thoughtful purchaser finds complete
| freedom from the perplexities which beset
every gift buyer, and such an establish
| ment is Perry's, 9th and the avenue. This
| great store enjoys the advantage of be-
| ing one of the longest established in Wash
| lngton, most favorably known both to
young and old. 1t is a house where the
| tastes and wants of the people are known
| and understood, because for many years it
mas catered to those tastes and wants, and
| it enjoys a place in the respect and regard
lrQdh nv onXrI
or fair. honest dealings. Its influence is
far reaching because Of such things, touch
ing fashion, price, facilities variety and
quality. Its stock is simply impossible of
enumeration, containing, indeed, every ar
| ticle and novelty. foreign and domestic,
| 10 be found in the greatest Of dry goods
houses. No purchaser. man, woman or
! child, can afford to neglect to visit Perry's
| in or ont of the holiday season.
Most naturally and most appropriately
| every man and boy wishes to be particu-
larly we'll dressed during the holiday sea-
son or the year, and that establishment
IS most eagerly sought which offers the
highest quality at the lowest prices. For
tunately. such desirable house Is that
| OF Messrs. Robinson Cherry & Co., the
weil-known dealers in clothes. furnishings.
| the search should extend no further
| Every article necessary to the complete
Quitting Of men and boys is contained in
this old-established firms immense stock
and an Xmas remembrance selected from
1t cannot fail to fully satisfy both giver
| and recipient.
| The kranich & Bach and the Everett pi-
amos are both high-grade and medum-price
Instruments. Henry White, 935 F street
| northwest, has a large assortment of these
| instruments. which are displayed in his
| storeroom. Every visitor to Mr.. Whites
| place of business is given full opportunity
to see all the qualities of the pianos he
sells, and it is on such investiga ton that
| he depe ndS for success.
| In keeping with the season. no more SEN
| sible gift could be made than comfortable.
| well-made furs, for in the warmth they at
| ford is reflected the warmth of the affec-
ton which prompts such gifts. The long
established house of B. H. Stinemetz &
| Son, matters and furriers 1887 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue, possesses an unlimited stock
of superb personally selected furs, which
are sold at the lowest of prices. The stock
| includes, of course. all the very latest de-
| signs and novelties
What is more comfortable than an easy
| slipper? And what gift is more appre-
| ciated than one which is not only beautiful
put comfort giving. as are the slippers Of
| Tered holiday purchasers by Ferd Frank
| at his fine stores, 1906 14th street north
| west and 1873 Pennsylvania avenue south
| east. Mr.. Franks stock is endless and he
| offers slippers Of all kinds and shapes, for
young and old. at exceptionally low prices,
The Knabe pianos are standard. In me-
| chanical development and artistic architec-
| ture, in all kinds of woods, they are ex-
ceedingly successful. VIM. Knabe & Co.'S
| warerooms, 1422 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. contain number of slightly
| used pianos at reduced prices They are
| for sale or for rent. They look as well as
new instruments, the only difference being
| in the price.
Veritable dreams of fantasy are the
Xmas cards. calendars and other innumer-
| able holiday novelties to be seen in the
| immense stock of C. C. Pursell, 41s 9th
| street. No more beautiful and delicate re-
| membranes Of the season could be sug-
| gested, and as they are most appropriate,
no one should fail to inspect them. See
| them and be convinced of this
| G. L. Wild Bros & Co. have been enter
prising in catering to the wants of custom
ers living uptown. Their uptown music
| store Is located at 1915 7th street north
west, and they selling pianos or organs
rot only for cash, but on easy payments
| when preferred.
| If you have musical friends, nothing will
| please them well as to receive as a
Christmas remembrance musical instru-
| ment OF some kind. If they don't perform
| themselves, they have friends and visitors
who do piano. organ aeolan would
be an appropriate and welcome gift San
| ders q Stayman of 934 street northwest
have just received large assortment of
instruments to choose from. All this week
| they are open until pm.
| Nostrums are but a part Of the means
used for treating the sick in these days.
The diet Is as important as the drugs. Dr.
abetics are forbidden to eat ordinary bread
because it aggravates their disease Conse-
quently krafft's bakery. corner Pennsylva-
mia avenue and 18th street, makes bread
especially for diabetes, which physicians
| recommend.
Keep your head cool and your feet
warm" is an old adage. OF course this can
only be done by proper footwear and the
| cork sole is the only satisfactory solution
of the problem. VIM. Hahn & Co of $50
and 932 18th street, 1914 and 1915 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue NV. and 233 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast. are making speciality of
| cork-sole shoes, which they have succeeded
In making not only stylish in appearance.
but cheap in cost; They are cheap because
| they are Of good quality at price fire.
quently asked for an inferior article else
| where.
beautiful mahogany upright piano for
s175 cash. That seems cheap, but 1t is the
price asked by D. G. Pfeffer & Co. Of AIT
18th street northwest for their fine pianos.
They claim they give the best value that
money can obtain The offer is well worth
| looking into.