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THE WASHINGTON TIMES, MONBAX, APRIL 22, 1895.
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SPRING OPENING. i
We inaugurate our formal Opening for the Spring season with a grand display of fine, medium, and low-priced Furniture, Carpets, Mattings, Housefurnishing Goods,
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2-Burnor Gas Stove...... vp 1 . I O
2-Bumor Gasoline Stovo vp. O
Granlto Iron Cup, only.
9c .
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iLargo SIzo Grnnlto Iron Dish Pan
C C n 2-qt Granlto Iron. Covorod, Sauco Q Q p
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, , Handsomo Baby Carrlags, only
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Good Quality Matting
8 cts. '
Good Jointless Mad
ting,
lO cts.
Fine Quality llattin g!
1 8 cts.
Novolty Effects in
Fancy Mattings,
25 cts.
Furniture Department,
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Drossor.aud Waslistaud jpOOtUU
Solid Oak Bedroom Suites. it 1 vD.UvJ
Pino S0s21 Plato Glass Bedroom Suites ipIl.UU
Solid Oak Ice Chest,
$4.50.
Solid Oak Refrigera
tors, SI LOO.
Hih-Back Pol
ished Seat
Dining-
Room
Chairs,
90c.
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Parlor Suites.
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$12.50
$4.00
Easiest Payments,
Lowest Terms.
Come with this ad. for handsome Souvenirs Monday or Tuesday.
Souvenir Bargains good as long as they last. "Our advice, come early."
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holsteredln fine Silk Tapestry r 4iOO'UU
Orerstuaed Parlor Suites p20.UU M
Handsome Plush ParlorSnIte3 o30.UU
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Never mind It don't take CASH to
buy FURNITURE CARPETS-MATTINGS
DRAPERIES BABY CAR
RIAGES REFRIGERATORS Etc.
Our
Equitable Credit System
Fills the place. Once a week or once a
monthwhat little you can spare from
your income are our terms.
Non-interest bearing accommodation
that's what it is. Promise and live up to
it. You can do that, can't you?
HOUSE HERRMRNN,
917, 919, 921 and 923 Seventh Street.
636 Mass. Avenue.
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SIX COMPOSITE GUNBOATS
Naval Bureau Chiefs Perplexed and at
Variance Over tlie Flans.
Chief Constructor Hichborn Anxious to Equip
Them With Full Sail, but Officials
Favor Twin-Screw Power.
The board of naval bureau chiefs has
been for the past week spending many hours
almost daily hi consideriujr the designs
for the six composite gunboats author
ized to be constructed by the last Con
gress, and it Is doubtful if the chiefs have
tx-en 60 much perplexed aud at variance
since tbey first undertook the work of re
vising plans for the construction of naval
vessels,.
The features of the plans which has de
veloped the widest difference of opiuion
is that of sail power, for the designs pre
pared by the construction bureau as a basis
for the board's action, include a full
outfit of sails. The boats have been
given a spread of canvas of 11,000 square
feet.
It would be desirable to give them more,
but this could not be doue without infring
ing upou space otherwise needed. This
amount of canvas practically makes the
gunboats full-powered sailing craft, and
in thiscity they will be much different from
any of the other vessels of the new Navy.
It is thought that since the geueral adop
tion of twin screws the probabilities of ac
cident have been so reduced as to justify
sails being ignored altogether. There
fore in the case of these new boats Chief
Constructor Hichborn has taken the ground
that auxiliary sails is worse than use
less, and that the boats should either
abandon sail altogether or be supplied
with full sail power, enough to enable
them to make long cruises without using
coal until an emergency arose that required
them to make good speed.
The conbtruoUon bureau lias adopted the
latter view oubiof consideration for the
peculiar service for which these vessels are
destined. As they are to be sheathed with
copper, they will be able to get along for
three or four years at a time without going
into dock, so that their ability to keep the
sea and away from a home navy yard will
depend solely upon their ability to get
along without frequent coaling.
For service at Samoa, in the Gulf of
Mexico, and the Caribbean Sea, and on the
expaubive Bering Sea patrol, where speed
is uot an object at all times, the chief con
structor holds that this sail power will
make the vessels of great? value, and that
they will be the most economical cruisers
iu the Navy.
He has also pointed out that the ships
so equipped will prove to be almost the
only practical school our naval officers can
find to study sail navigation, and this is
an important point in time of war, when
prizes may be made of sailing veseis,
which must be sent to port in charge of a
competent navigator.
The other bureau officers of the depart
ment have not as yet accepted the views
of the chief constructor on tills point, and
some of them are urging tiiat the vessels be
given twin screws, which would require
the alteratiou of the models astern to
such an extent as to make them unfit for
sailing vessels.
"Jloston Jnok" Arrested.
The arrest in Boston last night for the
"Washington authorities of John C. Ar
thur, alias Jack Saunders, alias Boston
Jack, furnishes a sequel to the story of an
attempted robbery on Patrick Council's
hardware store committed here four years
ago by three men, of whom Arthur was
one.
One of the men, whose name was O'Neill,
was caught and sent to the penitentiary for
three years, while Arthur and the other one
made their escape, and have not been
heard from here until Saturday night,
when Major Moore received a telegram
from the superintendent of police in Bos
ton, notifying him that Arthur was held
for action of the local authorities.
Bradstreet
Is putting forth Ws spring suitings as the
trees put forth their leaves, and like the
leaves they arc all this spring's goods
no left-overs from last year.
Tho delightful wcathor of the last few
days strikes ono iorciUyof the eternal
fltness of things and n look at Brad
Btreet clothes leaves the same impres
sion on tho mind.
C-CSGS',"0-5-39
Merchant
Tailor,
408l2fhSt.H.W.
Opp. "The Raleigh."
DEAFNESS CURED. SjWlBif Inrtri.
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D. N. WALFORD, 477 Fa. Ave.
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C t! h li fl If ( 11 only $5.75 ton. Pure and clean.
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Pfl A I office. Mass. are. and F 6t.n,
UUnL and Bth and Sets, nw.
Vhona 10T7.
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aro not very large, but thoy are
as largo as others' GOc. sort We
have larger ouos for 75c and $1
and more.
2-bnrnor Gas Ranges $12 up
3-burner Gas Ranges fl8 up
4-hurner Gas Ranges $22 up
Bread Toasters 50c
Curling Iron Heaters 25a
Gas Appliance Exchange,
:4-2S New York Ave.
Round, Oval and Heart
shaped Lockets.
(The Latest Fad.)
Lorgnettes and Lorgnette
Chains,
The latest designs and finish in gold, silver,
silver gilt and enamel, in choice colors.
Hair Ornaments, Buitable to wear with tho
new-stylo bonnets, in silver, gold, tortoise shell,
plain or mounted with gold or pearl.
C. H. DAVISON'S,
H05F ST. N. W.
if a a
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LANSBURGH'S
Rocker--$2.35.
A rocker Is the one thing
you're not pushed to buy
you can wait JtUI you see
your best chance to buy It
Your best chance comes
now. Our $2.35 rocker is
exceptional. Made In oak
and mahogany finish with
embossed sole leather seat
well polished strongly con
structedfinely made. See
It to appreciate It. But see
It soon the demand's big.
Eerparlor Suites are going
at 1-3 off usual prices now.
and you can buy ttfam on
credit if you want to.
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THB PEOPLE are TIRED of yourvapor
ings. Your peculiar "Whistle" has cost
them dear. They're on to your little game,
and hence give you a wide berth.
SERVES YOU RIGHT.
Yon were often repioved. but stiffened
vour neck until the drop fell and ilatteued
vou out.
"wher:e are you now?
Floundering Jn theimud without a hand
tosuccorortosave WHILETHESURGING
CROWDS COME THIS WAY.
WHY?
Because they knov.f WHERE to
BUY!
GOOD WORKINGI SUITS FOR
BLACK CHEVIOT! SUITS FOR
GRAY CASSIMERE SUITS FOR S5.50.
SILK MIXED CASSIMERE SUITS FOR
S.00. ROUGH AND READY SUITS,
BLACK AND BLUE, FOR $7.50. HAND
SOME HAIR LINE SUITS FOR SS.00.
NOBBY SHETLAND SUITS FOR 8.75.
TRUE BLUE SUITS FOR $9.50.
If you have tho nerve to play the "limit"
on Cassimere Suits which is
$4.00.
$3.00.
$10.00.
There will be opened up to your astonished
vision a vast array of styles and designs
bewildering in extent and variety.
MYRIADS OF OVERCOATS FOR SPRING
WEAR! TANS AND SILK MIXTURES
$5.00. SILVER SERGES. $5.50. BLACK
CHEVIOTS. SG. BEDFORD CORD, BLUE
and BLACK WIRE WEAVES, $&.00.
One of the handsomest lines of Dark
Blue AU-in-the-rouqh Worsted Overcoats
ever snown on this market a regular
beauty lined throughout to the very edges
with the fiuest Silk fit style and ele
ganceall for
$10.00.
As a finishing touch we will furnish you
with a stnclly all-wool, light gray, spring
Overcoat for the modest sum of
$3.98.
BOYS' LONG PANTS SUITS-Sizcs 12
to 18 years
$3.00 UP.
BOYS' SHORT PANTS SUITS-87C,
$1.00. $1.25. $2.00. $2.50. $3.
BOYS' SHORT PANTS FR0M25 CENTS.
Men's Pantaloons.
The largest and handsomest assortment
ever before within thesewalls $1.25, $1.50,
$1.00, $1.75. $l.fc7. $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50
Doing business at the 0!d Stand selling
FINE. READY-TO-WEAR GLOTHING
At a fair piolit to continue business.
And when you pass our corner,
In sunshine, snow, or rain.
Look up, behold, in letters of gold,
Adieron the brain.
TEN PER CENT. CLOTHING HOUSE,
927-929 Seventh St. nw., corner Massa
chusetts avo
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open evenings until 7. Saturdaysunlilll.
iILLSBDRY'S BES
WHY SHOULDN'T WE?
Being manufacturers of all
our Children's Clothing, why
shouldn't we be able to under
sell any and all of our compet
itors? WE DO.
Why Shouldn't You?
Who are obliged to BUY
Children's Clothing, make
your selections here, where
the middleman's profit is your
gain?
THESE
PRICES
GOOD
TO-DAY
Between the
Hours of 1
and
. 5 ONLY.
Children's Combination Suits,
SI.35.
Extra Pants to match.
Children's Combination Suits,
bluo flannel, extra pants and
cap to match, equal to any
sold elsawhere for $3.25,
$2.00.
, Men's Black, Blue, and Gray .
Cheviot Suits, Strictly all wool 5'4,0
6.So
$S.5o
Men's Cassimere Suits, Scotch Suits,
Tweed Suits, 3!clton Suits, made and
trimmed In tho very bejt manner ....
Men's Black Clay Regent Cut Snita.
Men's vervflne Suits, satin and
silk-lined, single and donble-
brea3ted, Sack Coats and Cutaway.. ?-1 0.OO
Young Men's Suits, long pants, ases
to 19 years, double-breasted Blue
Cheviots v3-5
Elegant little Junior Suits, satin
lined, made up In perfection of styles,
collars in red, green and tan satin An
linod throughout, worth $7.00 ?34-'
Knee Pants, ages to 14 years,, same
quality that you pay 23c pair for else- -
where,2 pair -5
Strictly all-wool Men's Pants. .
$1.40
... 65C
Better I iiltf if 1 1 Others.
"The universal vordict"
Dafly consumption over 20,000 barrels.
Pillsbury's Best is the Best
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New York Avenue, bet. I3th and 14th Sfcs
Agency for the Celebrated Columbia Automatic Filter.
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JOSEPH T. BUSnMAN, M. R. C. V. S.
Office, 1210 Ohio Avonuo. Horses ex
amined for purchasers. 'Phono 60(3.
DO YOU ADMIRE
Neat, accurate, artistic printing? Others
do, too. If you'd have the most attractive
and best PRINTED STATIONERY send us.
your order.
McGILL & WALLACE, Printers,
1107 E Street 'Phone,lC
Men's Working Pants
Mail orders receive prompt and careful attention.
h i BBUias&tiBiiisa Rjsya
Honarchs of iledium Price Clothing,
Cor. 9th and E Sts. N.W.
NO FEE UNTIL CUBED.
DR. OZARRA,
34 B St. . E.f Washington, D. C.
Treats all chronic, nervous and blood dls
eases, alcoholism and opium habit. SPE
CIALTY Kidney and Bladder Trouble.
Piles, Fistula, Stricture, Ac. PRIVATE
Diseases positively and permanently cured."
Lost Manhood restored. Consultation free.
Office hours. 9 to 12 a. m.: 3 to 8p.m.
There is
a Tailor
ing estab
lishment at 41 1 7th.
northwest
where
suits are
made to
order
PER
FECTED FIT, MA
TERIAL AND
WORE.
MAN-
SHIP, for
$15, S16,
$18, $20,
and $25.
There are many such shops
in Washington; so many, in.
facr, that there would seem to
be no novelty in suits to
order at these prices.
But there is novelty in this case, tho novelty
of ACTUAL FULFILLMENT.
Come and see. "We haTO a big line of goods?
big enough and flne enough for the very best
dressers.
Trousers cot to fit, and perfect in. material
and make, $3, ;3.0), $, $3, and$tL
KM' mm
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GUARANTEE TAILORING GO.,
41 i 7th N. W.
We don't sell pond ice
nor Potomac Ice but we a
DO sell Kennebec River V
Ice and it's the purest, 9
hardest, cleanest ice in m
the world. "Our white ?
wagons never disap- 9
point'" a
Great Falls Ige Go ,
924 Pa. Ave-
'Phone 372.
iCgS'iS- -ffiSD
otel Page,
WASHINGTON, D. CI
(Formerly Wolcker's)
Fifteenth street, above Now York Avenue,
American and European Plan.
THEODORE L. PAGE.
ALSO,
SENATE CAFE AND PAGE'S CAFE.
fel9-tf
NOW IS THE TIME
To prepare f or electrlcfans. Sum
mer will soon be here. Electricity
furnishes the coolest, cleanest,
and cheapest light, ana a sure,
safe and stable power.
See practical application of
ELECTRIC MOTORS
on larce scale at NEW CORCORXN ART
GALLERY. If you want Incandescent or
Arc Ugh ting or Power telephone us.
United Stales Electric Lighting Go,,
213 FOURTEENTH STKEETNW
Tel, No. 77. mr21-3ra