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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03

junction with like committee from Ad
vance Tent, No. 1909, and Hope Council,
No. /, Independent Order Sons of Jonadab
to secure the necessary utensils for provid-
Ing refreshments at every meeting.
1t was announced that Sunday evening.
December 20, 1868, has been designated as
Harmony Tent, night by those in charge
of the Sunday evening temperance meet
ings being heldhin Rechabite Hall, 304 B
street southeastslsM essrs. George D. Chace
and 8. L.. Cole were. selected as q commit
tee to perfect to Ds es
BILE. and was certified as member OF the
High Tent benefit fund.
High Secretary, James H. Dony presented
the following members certtncate OF mem
Coulter. John r. Ban. W, W. Cordell. Will
lam Schneider. Isaac ~. Chapman. Stevens
L. Cole. George r; r. Cole. William H.
Lestrangs. f. IL kehiin ne John Gosbsl .
J. Taylor, William Hanold. Gordon Pope.
F. ]. M Boyer, M. J, Mahoney. George D.
Chacs. william Wordsn: James 8. Davis.
James N. Little, q. 20 Rudolph, c. b. Ro-
Boy and J. H Findley. The certificate is
signed by High Chief Ruler William B.
Kelly and High Secretary James H. Dony.
and Is countersigned by the chief ruler and
recording secretary Of Harmony Tent
George D. Chace and George e. E. Cole.
When good of the order was called
James M. Little took the chair, and Will
lam HanoId, who has been absent in New
York several weeks. gave some reminis-
cences of the order, as related to him by his
father: John G. Moore recited poem of his
own composition relative to temperance
work; John r. Mahoney of Eagle Tent
No. ., gave talk In regard to members
keeping their pledge and doing all the
good they can" Remarks were, also made
by John r. Ball, J. Walter Mitchell. Isaac
N. Chapman, Earl Richey. William Ballew
q. c. Rudolph. James T. Rolf. 8. L. Cole.
w. n. Ferguson. George d. Chace, J. r.
Ffndley and James s. DaviA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03

Morrow, superintendent of Vermont: Rev.
A b. Cristy, superintendent of Rhode Is
hand; Rev Theo. Alvord, superintendent OF
West Virginia: w. II. Anderson, esq, super
intendent of Illinois: II. ii. Spooner, esq,
superintendent OF Connecticut Temperance
Union; L. NJ Hartley, d. d.. superintendent
of northern and central California; j. Z.
Thoms, D. D.. superintendent of Washing
ton: District Superintendent II: DAVIS,
Greater New York; District Superintendent
II. w. Tope. d. D.. assistant state super
intendent of New York; District Superfn-
tendent c. e. Page. d. D.. Pittsburg. Pa
DIR. M. b. Pratt, East Liverpool. ONO: Hev.
w. t. Hart, West Virginia; Rev. g. w.
YOunR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03
Handkerchief.

Lots Of wise buyers are selecting
Holiday Handkerchief now-and secur-
Ing bargains that will not be in sight
later. when the annual rush begins
Ladies' Regular 121sc Pure Linen
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, ex- M
cellent quality. Friday at........... We
Ladies' Regular Ice. Swiss Embroid-
cred and Lace-trfmmed Handkerchiefs,
In various dainty styles. to- n OU/-
morrow ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AZZ2C.
Choice of a very fine lot of Ladies'
Handkerchiefs, including the best styles
of the season, such as Fine Hemstitched,
Embroidered and Hand-draWn En-
brofdery work Handkerchief
Regular Csc. values at tic. each, en-
or three or......................... QUO.
Mems and Ladies' Pure Linen Initial
Handkerchiefs, in all let n OU/-
ters; regular 19c. value. at... A%2Ce
(Six in a fancy box at 1867
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Domestic Remnants.

Remnants of Dress Bingham. from
two to ten-yard lengths, in gray, blue
and red stripes: regular Bates Seer
sucker patterns. suitable for under
skirts and children's dresses Nix
ETC.; fast colors. Friday at..... W..
Remnants OF Flannelettes and OK
fords, in a good variety Of patterns;
from "a to sgd. lengths. suit
able for hmonas and waists. &7x~
Short lengths Of full yard wide bleach
LED eGssos soft rG s sr0 friday F. tsny st Ac
Odd lot of Remnants from our own
stock. consisting Of hight and Dark
Prints. Crepons, Outing Cloth. and
s ss9d at many other goods. Fri. Sic.
Small lot of slightly soiled
Spreads; full size; pearl hemmed. A.
Friday at. .................... uO%s
Short lengths of Bates Seersucker
Ginghams. in plain blue, stripes and
checks; regular 1211c. quality MN/c
for. ..................... ...>/2Ss
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Linen Remnants.

% dozen German Linen Napkins full
bleaehed. neat dice patterns, 16-in.
square. fest selvage edges on both sides;
sold regularly for 69c. doz. 0V/
Remnant price. each............ OITNs
2 to sgd. lengths of Crash Towelng.
full bleached fast sewage on both sides;
sells from the piece for &c. 22ZC
Remnants. per yd:.............. OaMNe
Remnant lot of very fine Satin DAM
ask Tea Cloths. nearly III yds. square.
finished with tied fringe-only one pat
tern. the snow-drop: that is why they
go In remnant sale: sold for mE1
$50. Remnant price EACH. >OS.
Just turkey-red and white Table
Covers. 1O4 size. fringed all around:
the patterns are clear plaids of red
and white: sold in regular way E6N<y
for CSC. Remnant price. each. OYAs
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Pennsylvania Republicans Meet.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Pennsylvania Republican Association was
held at Oppenheimer's Hall. 5l4 9th street
northwest, Wednesday evening, 26th uiti-
mo, Vice President Smith presiding. The
attendance was large. and stirring ad
dresses were made by T. ". Powderly and
other prominent members. Arrangements
were discussed looking to the active partic-
ipation Of the association In the coming
presidential campaign
All Pennsylvania republicans who are
residents OF Washington, d. c.. will be In
vited to be present at the meeting to be
held the evening of December %. 1908.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03
Wrappers.

1 dozen heavy quality feece-back Flan-
nelette Wrappers; trimmed with nov-
city braid; large sizes left q n On
Regular $2.48 values for. y sZy
80 fieece-back Flannelette Wrappers,
trimmed with ruffles over Shout
ders and full hounce skirt. RdO~
Regular $1.O0 value for. O>Ae
2 silk finished Cashmere Tea Gowns
l red and l blue Sold at $500. CO mo
Reduced Observation-Disclosures. eDZsy 20
3 handsome light blue silk Negliges,
daintily trimmed. sold at SIS GIN Rn
and $l6.9S, reduced to..... D$sOV
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rluSlin Underwear and
Children'S Dents.


Children's Black Blue and Brown
Velvet Coats: heavily lined; collars trim
med with fancy braid and lace medal
lions: sizes 2 to years. Were CO mo
WIS and Observation-Disclosures. epZeYC
Heavy Winter Coats. kersey and
melton cloth: double-breasted military
style and deep collars, In cas-
tor. brown and blue; sold for ~ no
*feo ana So.9e. .OAs$O
Small lot of Girls Atwood Cashmere
Dresses. with fancy trimmed waists:
light blue. old rose, red and white: sizes
70 years only; were $19s. mQz
Remnant price. VCC.
s,I Infants. SIX Caps. French style, small
sues only; also Mitts. Bottles. Bibs and
LADIES' Efderdown Bolero NU/
Jackets Reduced To-. lZ1hC.
st lnIants Long and Short White and
snort Cambria Slips. Knit
Sacques. Toques and Caps; sold d.
up to &c at.....................n/ c.
.,N MUSLIN and Cambria Garments. con-
sisting or gowns. long and short skirts.
cnernlse, drawers and corset covers.
iace and embroidery trimmed: DN
solieo; sold up to CSC. a0VC.
~ Short Knit Petticoats. blue. red
ana gray; also Dark Flannellette Kimo-
esc,. &c. for. .en Sues sold up to SOC.
Coutil Corsets: medium and long.
gray, black and white; broken sizes.
mostly small ones; sold up to On
SA-o' ioi '.'..... ....-............ Zy(e
Childrens White, Pink and Blue
ripple Eiderdown Coats: heavily lined.
oeep collars; trimmed with fancy braid:
REDUCED uedS to- 90 years; S2ss value. csc.
Ladies and Children's " lite Aprons:
trimmed with lace and embroidery.
also a few Swiss Aprons; soiled nn
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BID ACCEPTED.
w. E. Speir to Construct Building at
Soldiers Home.

The long-pendAng controversy among the
bidders for the contract for the construc-
ton of the administration building in the
Soldiers Home grounds has been finally
settled by the board Of governors In favor
Of Mr.. w. E. Speir Of this city at his bid
Of SAG, S26. The officials refuse to disclose
the rates of the other bidders. and 1t Is not
known whether Speil bid was the lowest
or not At any rate, 1t is said a protest
will be made against the action of the
board Of governors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03
Friday Offer
! ings i'm WOmen's Suits,
! Coats, Skirts & FurS.

SOduSs SklBuS OK uHS.
. Gun Metal Extract Velvet Suits;
s sold at Sls as to be sacrificed Sd %
One handsome Sable Opossum Long
(; Pelerine Scarf: sold at S10 O2
. $3.50: tomorrow at. VRVs1O
Children's New Military Coats. OF
handsome imported kersey; S2 Or
sold at $7.98; Friday at. $50. epOo>O
2 Children's New Peter Thompson
Winter Coats: sizes s and II Sd OR
years; sold at S5.9S: Friday at p@s ~
Children's Imported White Persian
Lamb and Angora Novelty Fur Sets,
with muff and collar piece; sold m&-
at $2O. for. ....................- WV
2 Ladies' Winter Coats, Of imported
English covert, that were SdD Or
$@Z.oO, are. ...................
Only three Of these Ladies' Handsome
Blouse Suits of imported Panne Cheviot.
. handsomely trimmed; two of black and
one of blue Were s22.9s' Sl2.O8
One Imported Broadcloth Suit. full
i. pleated long skirt: blouse g & Or
effect; reduced from $50 to ~ Os1o
2 Handsome Model Suits, of black and
! blue Broadcloth, corset coat effect,
tight style; reduced from &On
; $3.50 tos.. Observation-Disclosures. VSV
2 genuine Eastern Mink Fur Cluster
!. Scarfs. regular $1,000 value. CA 6D&
! FRIDAY .-...................... " ue>O
: One Nearseal Blouse Jacket size &c.
cut in the latest fashion, reduc- @OE
. ed from $3.50 to. .................. WV
One genuine Marten Fur Imperial
Scarfs. sold at $500. re- go dD&
I duced to........... ~ aSs>O
Electric Seal Coats lined with satin
. duchesse; sizes 8S and 40, q d0 mo
1. sold at $3.50. reduced to-. y CsYC
One Imported Priestley's Cravenette
1 Raincoat. in a rich shade
of Oxford gray, reduced G 4 A mo
from $500 to............. - Te$C
2 Cravenetts Raincoats, in
Oxford gray, sold at s14OO, ca 6DQ
l handsome black silk Lace Skirt,
made over drop of taffeta silk, beau
tifully trimmed Sold at en- mo
! $500, reduced to.......... eD Ao>C
4 ladies' all-wooI Kersey Coats. mill
tary effect, 2 black and castor; sizes
. sc and 80; reduced from $1,000 OK 00
) to......'.. ..-'-.............'..... ~Oe "
imported Zibeline Corset Coats; in
black only; sizes SO and 40. Sold n
at 5000. reduced to.......-.. DO
misses imported Novelty Suits, lat
} est blouse style. handsomely
trimmed. Regular $1698 val @z mo
uo lor........ ......s.......-... ~0 ~
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Hosiery Bargains.

A big lot of Children's Fast Black
Stockings, extra heavy weight for cold
weather wear; Xxi ribbed: double knee.
heel and toe. Offered tomorrow as
very special value, per pair, n M
at. .......... .......... WV
Lot of Ladies' and Mems Fast Black
Hose, full regular made. double heel
and toe. Regular 25c. values, 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03

District law exempts from examination all
graduates of dental colleges which require
a three years course of study without any
requirements as to the character of the col
lege. On behalf OF the society the COM
mittee respectfully requests the co-opera-
ton Of your honorable board In this mat
ter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03
Meeting Of Rschabitss.

Harmony Tent. No. 1920. Independent
Order Of Rechabites, held meeting In
Rechabits Temple. 8Is Louisiana avenue.
Tuesday evening. William II. LestranGe
was appointed committee Of one, In con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03
H.aceS,
Remnants Black Goods

A large remnant lot of Black Fabrics.
Including 5O-fn. Atwood Wolfe, 5O-in.
Cheviot Serge, 50-in. Atwood Storm
Serge, 5O-in. All-wool Zebel.ne, 50-in.
Mohair Sicilian. 46-in. Atwood Henri
eta, 4O-in Surah Serge 40-in. Bril-
liantine and 45-in. Atwood Mistral Suit
ing. Values worth up to Toe. 2mr
Yd.. for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
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Silk Remnants.

Remnant lot of Fancy Novelty Silks,
brocaded effects. In old rose. pink navy,
brown, gray, black, cream, I'm
white, at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. HySs
Remnant lot Of 24-inch plain Japanese
Habutai Silks, in a good assortment Of
colors. including white and o.
black, 39c. value. ............. AONo
Remnants of 36-inch Black Taffetas.
36-inch Black Peau de Sole, 27-inch
Black Taffetas, 27-inch Black Peau de
Sole, Black Corded Taffetas. Black Satin
Duchesse, Black Brocaded Satin, Col
ored Taffetas. Fancy Taffetas, Colored
Satin, Colored Peau de Sole. Colored
Peau de Cygne. Figured Satin Liberty,
Figured Foulards, ETC., in lengths suIta-
blefor waists and skirts at great saw
Ing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03

There's double incentive for bargain
making tomorrow. We must clear the decks
for Christmas action. Holiday stocks have
pre-empted the space usually given to regular
lines-and necessity prices rule. These REM
nants concern the small lots made by popular
demand-and are therefore the choicest and
most desirable merchandise we have. They
are the goods YOU'LL buy tomorrow at remnant
prices-and many shrewd shopper will pick
up sensible gifts at very small outlay of cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03
Glove Bargains.

Ladies and Children's Black Worsted
Mitts, good heavy quality. nOR/
regular 1sc. values. for. NZhC.
Ladies' Regular 25c. Black Fleece
lined and Fancy Colored Gloves, all
sizes In the lot, but not of each n ~
sort. Friday Observation-Disclosures. w.
Ladies' Regular 39c. Fancy Silk-lined
Gloves for winter wear. all 2Sc
Boys Scotch Wool and Astrakhan
Gloves. in plain and fancy col Dc
ors. Friday, per pair, at......... ADS'
The last of those regular S1O0 Foster
Hook KID Gloves for ladies' VIII be
closed out tomorrow at Doc. a pair.
Black and leading colors in the lot-but
not each sort in every size. EEc
Friday, per pair. ............... ooS~o
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soc. and soc.
Stationery. Csc,

A special lot of High-grade Box Sta
tionery, including kid-fnish and popular
correspondence styles, put up in fancy
boxes for gift giving. Regular De.
SOC and SOC. values Friday at. ZSCo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03
Umbrellas and
MackintOSheS.

Lot Of about dozen Lodies' and
Mems &c and 28-inch Silk Gloria Um-
brellas. steel rod and paragon frame:
handsome handles. Regular no.
$16O values for ............. yCAe
Lot Of Children's Navy Blue Serge
Mackintoshes, warranted
rainproof. Regular s2.2a val ST 22
lie for. ........................ y 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03
DOLLS Reduced.

Several lots of Handsome Dolls that
are reduced because there are only a
few of a kind left. Just see what small
money Will buy tomorrow
IA Handsome Jointed Bisque and Full
Jointed Kid Body Dolls; slightly soiled
from being on display. Sold en- 9n
Extra Large Size Jointed Bisoue
Dolls. the gowns of which are
rumpled. Sold at s6.9S. Fri CO 40
Extra LarGe-size Bisque
1o..s. sold "a. sa'sS. Reduced S2.48
Handsomely Dressed Bisque Dolls.
daintily arrayed in laces and ribbons
and large theater hats, at half regular
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03
Art Department.

Tinted Pillow Tops. 1Sc.
Pillow Cords, in all colors. &c. each.
Csc. Colored Linen Center Pieces. lie.
$1.98 Ready Finished Pillow Tops 9Sc.
Bear Brand Shetland Floss. all colors,
&c. hank.
Germantown, all colors 0c hank.
6-piece Opal Sets, hand-painted cOlors.
CSC.
Spachtel Bureau Scarfs and Shams
22c.-reduced from 25c. and SOC.
Handsome Spachtel Scarfs and Shams,
reduced from 79c. to 44c.
Spachtel Scarfs and Shams to match;
worth up to SLIGO, at CSC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03
Big Opportunities i'm
Mems Clothing Dept.

~ Mems Atwood Cashmere Suits. in
neat dark patterns; odd lots. left from
regular reg lines; sold at SO and 81 AZ
IS pairs Of Mems Atwood Cashmere
and Chevfot Trousers. heavy winter
weight-well tailored and cor
rectly cut. $3.50 and $500 C1 in
80 Mems and Youths Oxford Gray
Kersey Overcoats. this sea-
sons best styles. Worth $3.50 &C De-
Young Mems Suits: sizes Is to 10
years; in neat patterned chew c. 40
lots. Regular $3.50 values. ut spOe 10
Lot of Mems Black Derby and Soft
Alpine Hats, this seasons 81 10
correct shapes; $500 values. ~ 10 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03
Leather Goods.

Choice of Crushed Leather Belts, in
black. red and brown. also extra large
Leather Wrist Bags. Silk Belts, with
colonial buckles, Patent Leather Belts,
in all colors. and Pocket Books with
double frames. Regular 39c. Or
values for. SoSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03

Take piso's Cure for Consumption. It VIII cure
your cough. On market 40 years. AL druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03
.Jewelry at Csc.
Fridays Clear-up i'm the
Shoe Department.


Mems Tan and Black Leather and EN-
broidered Slippers; all sizes in Azc
the lot. Friday at................... wv
Boys and Girls Black Cloth and Jer-
sey Leggins: 3-strap and button styles;
sizes to 10 years: soc. val 47r
Ne. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. " 10
Mems and Women's and 10-button
Cloth Overgaiters: all sizes: per 4 QD<v
pair. at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Odd lot of Women's Juliets and Lace
Shoes; plain and tipped toes; QGD<,
Wis value. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. WV
Odd lot of Women's Felt. Satin and
Cloth Julfets and warm lined lace Shoes;
low and high heels; values up to 40
$l-Zo...-.. ............O~s
Women's Satin-lined Lace Slip
pers; In various colors: 20 val m0~
Women's $3.50 Kidskin and Box Calf
Lace and Button Shoes: light
and heavy soles: nearly all CT 1E
Women's soc. Storm Rubbers, light
gossamer weight; sizes 2a to 3h Dr.
only, at. ....--.......... SO9o
Boys and Girls School Shoes, of calf
and kidskin; heel and spring So
heel; values up to $1.25, at......... OOSs
ton styles: extension soles; Toe EOr
Mems $500 Tan and Black Shoes, sin
gle and double soles. Odd lot S0 25
FRIDAY at..-........ " Il sEO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03
A Music Special.

The latest and most popular Sheet
Music always here al. the lowest prices.
Tomorrow We offer
.TESSIE SONG" at 19c
ANY RAGS" at 14c
BURNING OF ROME" new 49,
march by Eft PAUL, at. .. ~
Music Department, Basement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03
Boys Clothing and
Furnishings.

Furnishings.
8 Boys Olive Brown Naval Coats, with
belted back and emblem on
sleeve. Sizes 24. 3. and 6
years. Reduced from $500 CD 2dD
10. Observation-Disclosures. ~SeO>
Boys Fancy Golf Caps. Sc. each.
Boys Sailor Blouse Suits. regulation
navy style. sizes 3. 4. 8. 7.
and years. Sold at $500 CT DE-
and $500. ......................... paVoZO
Boys Silk and Satin
Shield Bows. in various COL ON/~
orS, each. ..........-...........S /3Ss
Boys Navy Blue Cheviot Sailor
Blouse Suits: sizes 8. . and 10
years only; for quick clear en- Am
Juvenile Sweaters for the little fell
lows from ~ to years red and
navy blue wool worsted. 75c. AS~
Odd lot of Boys White and Colored
Shirts. Blouses and Waists; broken
sizes and ends of lines. sold at DE-
Soc. for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ZOIs
Boys Brown and Blue Russian Blouse
Suits. with bloomer pants:
sizes and years only. Sold CO 7E
DIT so.oU. ......-....-........... U<5s ~
Boys Double-breasted Suits of Fancy
Chevfot and Cashmere: sizes
9. and 10 years: sold at CT ME
WON Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % . >O
BOYS Regular 400 Fancy rhevs~t
Norfolk Suits, for little fell on mo
lows oi earS............-..... " ~
Lot Of Boys Roman-stripe and Plaid
Toboggan Caps. two styles FRI Er
uaS at'''''.'.'.....' ............ w.
Boys High-grade Cossack Coats and
Oyercoats; sizes to Q years. Some
trimmed with astrakhan;
values up to $500. Sizes to CO mE
Boys Navy Blue Chinchilla Refers.
with storm collar: sizes to CT Am
Ia years. Friday at. ........ ~ NY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03
4th r--Small Lots of
Upholstery Goods, Bed
wear, Floor Coverings
and Curtains.

and Curtains.
there's. handsome styles. corded and
frtnged. Some are slightly 81 Or
damaged SEQ to So values. ~ w
Lot of Tapestry Cushion Covers. %
inches square. SOC. and 75c. Roc
values for...-..-.. ..........O>S
so yards of s-quarter Linoleum regu-
lar roc. quality, per square yd. Roc
Three 9x12 it. Wilton Velvet Rugs. in
rich patterns. $4,000 value S2z so
al. ...............~ 0 eOO
Lot of Lace Bed Sets. large size for
double beds. $500 value. 81 80
for. Observation-Disclosures. y ivy
22-inch Tapestry Couch Cushions,
slightly imperfect. Sl.15 to 81 D&C
Lot of slightly soiled Head Rests. made
of silk and sateen. SOC. to 70c. 26b1
values at-....-......-.. .............. WV
Fine quality Mercerized Silk Tapestry.
In sizes % inches square. useful for
cushion tops, pillow covers and 2GN~
chair bottoms. Each at....-..... O>Ss
Lot of Administer Rugs. worth $500
and $500 each. to be closed G m&
out Friday Observation-Disclosures. " nv
Lot of Smyrna Wool Rugs. size 30x6O
inches. slightly damaged. $500 I'm,
value. ....................-... u )Ss
90 yards of Coco Mating, one yard
wide; regular price Acc yd.. OM1
1OT.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS >Ss
8-quarter Tapestry Table Covers,
worth s1.O0 and s1.25 a yard, IT,
II pairs of 11-quarter fine quality
selected California wool
Blankets, with colored Dor q ? mo
ders. $500 and $500 values. at epepeYC
Is fine Scroll-stitched Comforts, cover
ed. with French sateen; reg en- mo
ular $500 value, for . y .yC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03
Ladies' NeckWear.

Choice of odds and ends of Ladies'
Neckwear left from the past weeks
busy selling. including silk four-in-
hands, stocks and ties, In pretty styles
and all coiors. worth up to ANE/
csc. each. Friday at........ AZhC.
Choice Of another lot of finer quality
Neckwear. including all the seasons
choicest effects. in silk and chif-
fon and lace: regular soc. and De-
soc. values, for. Observation-Disclosures. AoIAs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03
A Clearing Sale of
Trimmed Hats.

Christmas goods are -empting the
space usually given over to regular lines.
Tomorrow these Trimmed Hats are to be
closed out at less than cost prices. Four
lots-priced as follows:
$I.o8 for S. and $3.50 Hats.
$2.98 for Sd and S. Hats.
1898 for So and s. Hats.
$4.o8 for 81. so to $40 Hats.
In addition tedtfe above sweeping sac
riflces. we have made decisive reductions
among the unefinnred Millinery
Untrimmed ARD Ready-to-wear Hats,
In two lots: PRICED As follows:
Children's and Misses Ready-to-wear
Hats; large and round shapes. in all COL
ors. Regular soc, TO 9Sc. val De-
ues...... .,..i.c:. f,s........... SaI~'
Ladies' and aMisses' Untrimmed Hats
of fine quality scratch felt. in black.
navy, castor and brown. Stylish shapes;
large and small, Csc. and $14S AGOc
Vaiues.... ..'s.i .sss............ wv
Fancy Feathers, wings. birds. breasts,
pompons, afgrettes and flowers. Nnc
In all colors; sold up to 50c., at. AVNs
Another lot 6f Fancy Feathers, In all
colors and black and white
Handsome effects Sold at 75c. o.
10 $1.4s, rofs. ~. .....'. ........ AOSe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-03
Those Present,

The following Is a roster OF those In at
tendance. upon the conferences; Rev. DIR.
II. III. Russell. general superintendent,
American Anti-Saloon League: Rev. e. c.
Dinwiddie. legislative superintendent; Rev
p A. Baker. superintendent of Ohio Anti.
Saloon League and chairman of national
headquarters committee; e. 8. Chapman
d. D., LII. D.. superintendent OF southern
California; Rev. T. NJ. Hare, superintendent.
Of Wisconsin; !. N. McCash. L. D.. super
intendent OF iowa, Row. q. q. Humphreys
superintendent Of Indiana; Rev. 9. W