The morning times. [volume], December 20, 1896, Part 2, Page 13, Image 13

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THE MOTJNTNG TIMES, SimDLAY, DECEMBEB 20, 1896.
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YNDICATE PURCHASING CO.
437 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Wishes the season's usual compliments to the public for their generous support since our opening. We extend our thanks, and shall endeavor to show our ap
preciation by always giving them the best bargains to be obtained. Please bear in mind we sell goods at half usual price asked elsewhere.
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A handsome bisque ornament to eyery purchaser of $1.50 or more. Below we name a few sample bargains for tomorrow:
52.00 one-Half dozen Quadruple
IMatc Tea Spoons SOc
$3.00 one-liair dozen Table
Spoons to match SX.SO
3.00 one-halt dozen Forks to
match SX.SO
3.00 ono-half dozen Silver
plated Knives and Forks in .sutin
hned case SX.4S
$7.00 quadruple plate Fruit
ttvl $3.25
$2.50 quadruple plate Sugar
Shell and Butter Kmre, gold bowl
and blade, in satin-lined tase $1.15
$2.00 quadruple plate Berry
Spoonfe, Pic Knives, FJ-.lt Spoons,
In satin-lined ease SX.OO
$5.00 Banquet Lamp SJji.SG
10.000 hand-painted Fruit Plates,
worth from lOe to -ll)c each XOc
5,000 toy books, all kinds, worth
from 10c to -l9o eacli XOc
Books in sets; all the best authors, at
30 cents on the dollar.
50c. Patrol Wagons 20c
SOc. Iron Fire Engines 25c
50e. Iron Brownie and Sulky 15c
$1.50 Sleds for boys or girls TSc
One doicn Tree Ornaments 30c
50c Blackboard STc
98e "Laundry Sets 45c
$5.00 Steam Engines SS.OO
$1 50 Steam Engines.
..-75c il
49c. Child's" Rockers SOc
10c. Wooden Horses 5c
75e oak frame Wall Pockets 33c
19c. Dolls, 10 kinds 9c
$2.50 Blacking Ca-e $1.19
$3 00 .Japanese Tuhourettes.. ...SX.OO
$1.50 Table Desk TOc
2i)c Bureaus 12c
2!ie Toy Chairs XOc
19c Toy Tables 7c
50c box. Note Paper SOc
$1.29 Bisque Dolls, 18 inches long,
moving eyes, Jointed limbs 50c
$1 49 hand-painted Fruit Sets, 7
pieces, new style TOc
19c. ilosaic Glass Vase 8c
59e. Cake Stand 25c
$20.00 English China Dinner
Set-, new patterns of handsome
decorations, 112 pieces $9.75
50c decorated china Oat ileal Sets,
3 pieces 20"c
$25.00 CarMiad China Dinner
Sets, new and choice decora
tions $12.25
$9.00 English China decorated
ChamberSets, with Jarto match. .$4.50
50e. silver-plated Child's Miig....S5c
$1 75 Decorated Crystal Water
Sets, 8 pieces SOc
$1.75 Covered Roasting Pan 75c
50c hand-painted Photo Frames.. SOc
10c. Engraved Wine Glasses 3 c
12c. Engraved Goblets 5c
SYNDICATE PURCHASING CO.,
:venth Street
Don't forget we are always ready to buy any stock, no matter
how large, and pay spot cash for the same.
At CATISFIER'S
REiVIEMBER
that Green Cable Cars pass our door. We get customers from every
section of the city because we save them money. FOR MONDAY:
What $1 10 $2.50 Buys. What $3 (0 $10 Buys.
Solid Gold Iliiic. A Solid Silver Watch,
Solid Gold Scarf Tin, A Silver Hotter DJsli,
Solid Gold Sleeve Ituttons, A Silver Cake Il.isUet,
Solid Silier Lock lira celet, A I.ndj's or Gent's Gold Chain,
Solid SiUrr Sugar spoon, A Solid Tilled Case Watch,
Solid Gold pair of pecs, A Genuine Diamond Klnjj,
A set of Kocers Spoon, A Solid Gold Lock Itrncrlcr,
Elegant Carving set A set of Solid Silver Spoons. "
FOR MONDAY ONLY.
This Coupon and 20 cents for
Silver Sugar Spoon worth $1.
SPECIAL PRICES FOK SILVER NOVELTIES.
Bolid Silver l'aper Cutters, 25 cents. Solid Silver Tie U older. 25 conts.
t-oliil silver I'encil Holders. 25 cents.
SOTH1XG OCT RAKGAINb AT
LEW. CEiILiISIHIIEIKS,
EAST WASHINGTON'S JEWELER,
225 Penna. Avenue S. E. (Capitol Hill.;
JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., 937 Penn. Ave.
Established 1852.
Chickering Pianos.
are the finest examples of the piano makers' art the superior
of any piano in the world. For seven tj--two 3ears the Chick-ering-
lias been without a peer.
Extra Special Discounts During the Next Two Weeks.
,An excellent Upright Piano, nearly new,
beautiful tone, perfect touch and action.
for
$150 CASH.
Wo have a fine largo Cluclccring Upright,
nearly neu, which was left with us to sell
for ouly
S300 CASH.
Small Upright Piano for Little Boys and Girls, - $50.
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-MASON & HAMLIN PIANOS AND ORGANS...
arc the standard lor excellence, pleasing tone and perfect workmanship. Sold at
prices well within the reach of all.
I'JANOS of different makes, some new some slightly used for from 2j to Jl.OCO.
Terms to suit the purcliasi r.
Special reduction on Washburn Mandolins, "Washburn Gni'nrs, Stewnrt Banjo,
and ail -kinds of musical instruments and music goods during the Christinas holi
days. Large stock of tine Leather Gases for all m:i3ical instruments at reduced prices-
F. ELLIS & CO.,
Chickering Piano Warerooms, 93? Penn. Ave.
THE STANDARD BOOK STORE
314 Ninth Street N. W.
STANDARD WORKS
BY STANDARD AUTHORS
AT STANDARD PRICES
m STANDARD BOOK STORE.
Our Holiday Prices Will Hold Good Until Christmas.
Don't wait until the last moment and then be
rushed and crushed in the crowds.
a r uot's wokks
in seven titles, 3bc
KL.S1K iSUOK-d
.Now kuiii at 61c.
UAl'i. CHARLES KING'S BOOKS
i-'ort Kr.iyone, An Army Wire, A
Garrison Tangle, liltc.
K1DKK HAUGAHU'S LAST HOOK
ine wizaru, 7'jc
aim ' tnti t'eopie r the -Mist." Joan
Haste.
ALbLSl'A. EVANS' WORKS
itealah. St. fclmo, lnrelice. Tashti
ana At the iiercy or uiDerius. $1.5,
t.iM?wnere, i 7t.
"JAQU1SAKA" F A1ARION' CRAW-
J-UKD'S last DOOK, 51 IV.
"oAJIAMHA A'l SAKATUUA," by
josrali Allen's wire, lbc
A I'll.NA.N MOiLU'S LAST HOOK ""
Kotiney fctone, vac; regular price,
J1 &u.
IAN AlACL-VKEN'S HOOKS
" 'the uays or Aula syne, 'JScT
ixate tarr.egie, use.
Baslde th Bonnie Briar Sash.
Cloth tonnd.
l'AUIEK UON--Queer
1'eopie with t'aws and Claws,
Queer feople With ttinssand Stints.
Queer t'eople, uiants, Aierryrnen and
iionarctis, 34c.
MONDAY hl'EClAL. CAKCAIX DAT.
THE STANDARD BOOK STORE, swjntt syyv
' Books for Gifts.
It's doubtful if such a varied stock of Fine
Books as that we show is gathered under any
other roof in "Wasnineton. Then the re
markably low prices we quote are of them
selves sufficient to form material for the
most sensational advertisirtr. Here's an in
stance of the interesting doicjrs here :
ALL SETS OF BOOKS
And Time'iy-bjund Editions
25 Per Cent Off
Regular Price!
This comes, luckily for you, in the nick of
time when Bcok-huyins is on the list of
most Xmas gi:t purchasers. This reduction
includes all the latest issues of all the well
known authors.
Besides we are showing a magnificent as
sortment of
Engravings and Pictures,
Framed and Unframed,
and at the closest markedjprices ever offered
toy any dealer in the cit3
J9S-STATIONERY eminently suitable for
eif t giving in handsome boxes priced from
25 cents up to $6.
i DECKER'S,
1111 F Street.
THE GRAND OPENING OF THE HOLIDAY SEASON
MONDAY
2iDECEMBER2i;
MONDAY
Come Early and Avoid the Rush of the Crowd:
CUT FLOWERS Wi" be presenied
-TO ALL FREE OF CHARGE
Who purchase Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder, Flavoring Extracts or Spices.
Distribution of Flowers Commences at 7 p. m. and Continues Until 8:30 p. m.
GRAND $10,000 EXHIBITION
of Imported China, Glassware, Porcelains, Bohemian
Glass and Oriental Bric-a-brac. Also thousands of
articles for use in the Dining Room and Kitchen.
OUR BEAUTIFUL ART CALENDAR will be given to all customers during the holidays.
THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY
501 and 503 Seventh Street Northwest.
B. A. BOWHAN, Manager for D. of C.
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Come to
Headquarter
and select from the largest
stock in town for Holiday
Goods. We make a specialty
of them, and can guarantee
most reasonable prices for
Steam Toys
SLEDS
SKATES
GAMES
and an immense equipment of
Athletic Goods. We have
every variety of Guns, Rifles,
Revolvers and Ammunition.
We are the Washington depot
for Messrs. A. G. Spalding
& Bros.
M. A. TAPPAN,
1013 Pa. Ave-
ALL THOSE WHO KGMOW SAY
The
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'97
Fowler
will be here this week. The few
'96's we have left will be:
Truss Frame, - - - $85
Models 50-51, - - $65
We have all told about twenty
five '96 wheels in stock, and they'll
o-o fast they've been going- that
way all the year and they're
agoing yet. Come soon if you
want one.
"The Frame Tells the Name.'.'
F(DMLES (mLE (M)D
11 13-1 1 15 14th Street.
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W. J. ESPEY, Manager.
Our
Riding
Academy
is the only indoor graded cement
floor in the city. Our patrons do
not have that difficulty to over
come that many have when they
go from the school to the street
that of learning to ride over
again. A look at our school will
convince you.
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