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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25

VNlCuhsf UNinnuhc.
nIt1ulurC c. Den o. glllQltlt 1905.
IlAcbuic iiir oc Grttbtiug cues HCbduoc5
litr ocil AnOor lIlo Sinotrdtb bcr Stuot gniii
more an ci1leIl pom Centre Ninrlci. space,
goeniic be0rcn}tcl @tltinltild. bnS ais IirO6ufs
lei Dtnrtt. bcidnui lctlt lOll, lpcroct bon oct
n},9gro OF I%lpnro9"' cIiNc0cll gcnpmIlnclt mCrocu.
yin Itgcbnt ltr ocn Gberbult bon cincr
0ni Den 3cihntnNcll ntgeGcbclcli %inic, has
ais Nllgebpt llr oCll SbCrhnll bCiuuli tclit fOtl.
Nn9eboie uliliicll in pcrtieAclicIt Nrie1 lint,
am pocr nnr ocnl is. september 1905. Wormits
ta1@ II lbr, bel oc1i Sinot Hicgittraicr, Nrlt
3ntro =. Sooner, IN hcliel .Nlrcut i'm Natb
bauic CtnNcrclht lucrccu. Nrici llmfhldge Hiiis
len nit Oct 9tuffhrilt: ,Fibe Tor lruoucc Wturs
lei, Super Slruclurc" pcrfcbcll icin.
S,cncS 6otocrnlaS Elaehot mus bon CincuI
he1lu1htgieu GhCd m oct S0bc bon $500, iuUL
bar an oen Wiuupr mo Gidotrutb BON Ndltis
more. bcglciicl iCtI.
Non Dem CrioINrct6en slnsc5olncucr miro ole
Sicllula elmer Qnlcrt mo qenincnoen Niirg.
IN Stnof-Gbntict porBcibriebcu. gIcidIumnlclto.
|herl1lqt.
9Innco 6ormuIorc ftr anacboic i5nncn I'M
Ntltenu oeS Gcbuuoc 5nipcltorS cligcgCn &c.
IIuUlitlett lUcrDCu.
BIdne uno Spc}ifiintiuncn T6nncn int giireur
pes Wehdroc ,Hnlpciinte nab oelt IA. Nuguit
l9uJ elllgclcbCiI mCrocH. ;
Gopie'ii bon 3Clbrrtgen uno SpcIififationcn
lpetoen ocii WcucIuI Gplltrditoren mn gclicben,
lllocfl ~otciclbct clltlt tcAlnl6intcn Gbcd int Ne
Stabirntb bon Baltimore. - bcpunirci: bcia1icr
Gbcd miro Surild0CVcbcu. ipcnn Die 5eicbmltgrli
eor oer Scl'lnnN Qcr 9%llAfbote an ocn @cbdna
DC Sntpefior 4HInduCltricrt merbcu: uliocreIls
idte miro oCriclHt u|criulcn fem.
Solien bic %3cIhuunNcn mo Spc5ififuiiunen
belhaoiat oocr uCuulliullct morbCr lCiu, miro
ele Silntlte bon $40 5lriid9cbaIicn, ais liquis
pie 0cb6rSc behalf lido 0as 1ic6i Dor, trG.uo
lpeibe ooer nlc ]ell3clolt ~ herncrter.
GOparo Z. grrton.
gciidiiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25
MrrdantS' & Wincrs' Iranspur.
tniiuu Eumpanu.

Taupfs r.9initn.
Nnm Bottom uuo benz TIicn: icben WpHtua,
6icniiug, 3onueriing unb SumIiug, Ubenbe
b libr.
gtat Prubibcrte II, benz Sfteu: iehen CORN.
iuQ. WiiiWptl nno 1rcitnq, 9tbcib9 D ltbr.
gnh yiclpport NetpS nHo Jtorio.f: tdgItb
nm q tlbt Nbetbs.
Hrndbt nirb idnlib bis r llbr Nhenbs fnr an
bcnu Iuoe nhinbreHhc Sumptrr niIlcHouiHrf.
giad SnbGnunb uno benz Siloei: ieeen 1ifH.
itup. 5OnucritnQ uno SGmilug. sfbeuos o ilbr.
Quiiuner uuO Ptoptoetee : Sdntpfer iabreu
bon Der HReri.c uHi 5nbe beS rnJasEods ao;
Sneunnnt Tnrpfer bon osr 0erite am Jues
oer gScItSuuN 2penrc.
IS. ". gtainsham. Naent,
N lSpuatDpd.
~. Z. 1urnsr. w.P..NarNt.
u. =. etebbtus, Gen. .D,an.
esrnibiireuu - eabei,6fe sherman. uHb
Yiahi. g irabe. Q13.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25
Or. so. Mtcncr,
bamSOpatbii@sr Mr,t
Rr. l419, Giuocu aDeuHr c.
WnnNcruullc Nntncfnnn.

1rnu ". Sleiing, bcruorruNcuoc Spc}ioIiitin
tiir Srnncii Yciogt SdulCU lutlcu lih III uucll
SuuCH ucrtlnulihcr WIT an mith luCunCu. HEcnt
Sic Iciocno limo. mcrot l6 ,Nblcn bclicl. &b
bate uic CtHcn %ciu5iQcu SCblld'luN. SrlCihic
lanai Ncin 5mncr5. rNcr Wciabr GScr liner.
brchnn0 Der IrhCit: puuiU hurmluS. lm
SprcdDi simmer uoer brtcilih s.. Erjpul llttcr
funmcn liir SulncIl. WclhultC lSirtcrinncu.
9tCr5ilihC NcbnuolmtN. iucIlrl pcluilnlhi. StrcnR
bcrtrGuIih. RaibCribciImu0 i]pilcUlrCl. Sprcd-
itunocu bon 10 llbr Norm. bis $ ltbr glhcnpe;
Suuulua5 uun = bis . llbr Auhn. SrGu u.
@iciiiuH, 9ir. t2t2, s@uifiurOs 9iuc., naBc
Grcitun,S trnlc. (lturfp. l&S,tN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25
2ieae !6neGe Gag Yoote
Der GricSiuna yiaic.
yQoro Baltimore" nne yEenn"
mad Hbilaoclpbia.

gor T%ienhaa, ben 80. Wai. Bormittags g
ltbr. an tAplib mo Sbnnidas glbfabri non
9tabt' nro Rraiffe:rabe. in Settertuu uno Che.
fer. 20. au6uitelh.
0~trrtidbe Sabrt eurfl bsn Renal.
fSnBrpreis IN eincr R'biuns $50. ~unS,
fnbrt U5, TuGc) iir bic Hiididhrt tuiupbl alf
benz 2ce.. iuic giubtBcc.c gfI.ie. S2.50.
RunofnhrtfPi1ete bon EbtlaotIphia nit Der
N. & .. gtfcnhabn' 8lriidfebrcito. $3.50. -
Bmrdfubrtssliaef nab ahantic.Gitp uro su'
rid pet @ooi S3,75. ooer per Nubu. IS Tame
ahitia, $3.50. Serncr Snrhi1brissPiEeie nnh
sieip. gori, aona.eIand,, Asburn.Vart, In elmer
Nunofu6rt, $500. Ser NbenesGdnpier fdbrt
tdatit. lGpnntna5 niSqensmrien. nm s llbr
RedmittGas ab. Slbrbiletr meroen I'M VII
reuu. foipis bet %Wlbnuah's. Nr. 20i. gpte.
Charles GtlBe, nadl albann- 1lob. Saratosa.
Spttfps. Wsppctt. Re,urSuoRr f9t), 9ottlaHb
(Wle.) nlo NJ -ss~'iteHBunftcn hettauff. E0reibi
mtGen Neifeilbret. 0iareB0 ebriptr, agent,
Rr. 204, 2iebt'Sttabe. DOL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25

MuunrnIiS, MI. 9ionolIS lntIoi. T7.hO lno
?s45 Norn. 10 80 mn l6.h5 Gnbm. enIneeil'
topS. 400, 1885 giabm, 600 inb 3i1.i0
glhcuos.
Stcbcrid, Nt. NcbuI- Station, 2s.4b nnb l0.4s.
TuriH. GGrroen station. l1.3b, fN.OO, 2p.l6 iiiio
1000 Norm, ll.25, $3.50 uno +5.20 Naomi.
@inheitrr, VT alopGi Strtiolt, !7,lO Nnrm.
mo l2,i3 gind,nt. GGntncllsS tutiuit, 1920 Sorilt.,
300 ute $3.50 ydldlut.
Nogcreiupn, ~. MrnnLS Station, ls45 gior.
1850 giGtbnt. characterization. 1000 S0rat..
1880 NH 400 NGhnI.
l7.3i unh 20.I5 &rm., lI.25. 1850. 800
Nahni, 1890 mo All d5 glbcnos.
Eurtis WuD. Camden station. lO.2s Eorin.
9urng NIB Gillian nj. AlnUnl Station. '243
glHbnI. GunIhcl Station, - 90 Nutbft
pMoBal Sluc.Siuie" uahl philadelphia NIB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25
GbcIapcafc 9ampirr.G

GbcIapcafc Tnmpfrr.Spmpaanie.
6bsfnprafr, 2inie.
9leauHiie Vdfuairr 9uupier @sltfaufta- mn
rNtlaiia : rud1
Glib Fstnt Guntfott NIB giortsU, ia.
Tdmpfer ~bcrlahen RnItiHnrr. tiglih fdiale.
f'ontilrn scrlntua5) I'M $50 Ibe.ies uro fcut
unb In gotfolf nm 7.ib g~aerucIrs an. arb
fdttekert an bic Giienbnbn8fae nat anen
Vunfien oeS SiibenS uno Sito.pefi ms.
rf.Hiuer.9tn
GIea ante Pafiu1ier Blrrafer -GsGrIotts' Eft
Baltimore"
mar Net.Ppint uHo Hid,mnnnr ga.
Bnripfer ~betIdffeu Baltimore figIiit (nmsae.
%t1oirnte, SountGas) mn Is ttbr slabtuitanS uno
iutnnen Al @eitsRoirt urr 7.30 Dl, 1uef5 NIB
an Fitmonb I'M 9.25 Rnraens an.
Die an Ulonindeu. Wtttipodeu uno Jreitcesn
bon Baltimore ahfubreroen Eampfe, uio be
bon tlci. Point on EtcnItuuen. 81 nnerituaeu
lio Gdnlf.nocr %uttnbreu. leoep. IN 1SIouceiter'
Fo,at uro ulmonos MI; rrb Bite OF Sienftu.
more uno IN Wpnutapen. W,ittiendbc en- uno Srei.
iuaei bon gpci sloint abiubrsnb,u tSuuipfer
lcoet In H~orfictun uno 9labsgaaf an (bsi arm.
Eiaem Nciter).
Eaniyter ~periaTrn Baltimore uuus ptes Ny. f3
nnb 10. Yiahtitras sent perfte.
3irdbsHilete ndt ulen Vuuffen fos neu pes
fidett, @epEd .uitpepeheu uno seliit. atsiinmer
i'm @ptais .~refsruiri iverotfi tn nth & bfssistu
@t1et.plreluy: 9s, 3t7, sprp.ghcylsb sirate.
n. 70 Sobfsr,! etueri. set. 12t. tkISatftmssr
etraks, eoer ben Smlpt.shreauS 53Q,
etaht.etfate. Baltimore, DIV. tt14f
vs Mt .Ssld s fsssstfiln; csr: ! / S asSt. uo.u,
Z. .. WseSannsL eaIis'Sen .'4an.s Sasa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25
9ambMrgsWmerifa

. statn Al Dppt, fur eoHonH uuo earis an.
Sambnrg.N
81 groaoltnp. Hciu.D orf.
Nrtbnr ". Tobion,
1877 OIt.0aItirioresStr .
Sim niirH Yidss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25
Scpnrtemcnt fir uiientlihc SidcrDeit-Nanten
CUB cp%nrtemCnt oee Wcbn noc. Z nipctturss
glrcnuS, hutbhuus.

Cuail, lois. 2L23,25 $3.50. acpnAji ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25
3u 6eitungsbaf Der.
urt1cilt.

Sn MiindJcn lit 8rai Gbcrbaro
Wolffsfecl b. Rcid)cnberg, Sicutcnnnt
i'm +. idmeren Geiter . Me9inleilt ltnS
Sobn efnes Der intimiten Sreinoel bes
VrinSregrnten Siiitpolo, iSberithHll
meiiters 8rnfen aarl @olffsfeel, iue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25
NETFF NWFWFE -F'FENFF 49,. rF"E"E
yluc.yiuic" tan, Gbtiuprlp htn ptp
MtciaL Illrl

Scflih. Wcrt Gamoen BcrI VT. Tonnl
Ss5IGnOGaNgg .}aHI' PALM, s5 20
VHrIor, 'Stttcr, mr. GU. O.G2 y. a67W y. c
RGrior, Niiicr, anSs. go, tl.bO Y. Mit54 y. q
Fnrlgr. 9inCr 2dei i5h =, " lb0N
8liQ, @'tifct Anuds, ylnrIpr5, NbfcIunttone. mo
Gpciic. %9SuNGnnS ..4dGl. 34s Y. y 3.52 y,
&fotcS, Ebtln, auSQ 20 600@. 5o5 2
Goodies. VGilu. .IGal. 300 u, Dor u, :
GhlGhpuQNpnS ..,.. 9dQl, ,2.30W. 12A4W
Yer Iufolc GdlIdttun00uu nab gtciu gnrf III I'm
Wt. HrDal pnbnbpf nut 1000 NbcuoS bur Iuf'
nabme pot @niiuRicrctl hcrcii.
~ nut Ntiauttr.Gitp an 8obcnid9sn; "
mao Ntinnttc'NitH tdQlid.
gnc Sine bnltcn In WIlmtuaiun. g bdIt ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-25
e. Nlnh SimnIIMS.
Scpurtcmcnt fir diieutlimt sitrrpeit-NnutcuL.
CUB ScparteMcnt oec Wch0noc.S nipcitorss
RbrcnuS, NiutbllnuS.

CmalI.16.ts.21 1926 ., so. ecptl,4j
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-16

all attempts to put them out were found
useless. and attention was directea 70 re-
leasing the cows from the various buildings
and the horses from the stables. All OF the
stock was saved except sixteen head OF
cows.
The large barn, which was said to be the
largest in the county, was well filled with
grain. all of which was lost. the grain alone
being valued at over 81 600.
total estimate of the loss could not be
ascertainad but II will amount to many
thousands OF dollars. only partially covered
by insurance.
The Hermitage dairy farm is owned and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-16

where an incumbrance on the realty was
placed thereon primarily by third party,
who subsequently sold the property to the
decedent. the real estate was a primary
fund for the payment of such indebted
ness Further, the court decided that the
rule would not be different where the fact
was disclosed, as, in the Harris case, that
the decedent had Endorsed trust notes at
the time of the creation of the indebted
ness and before the notes were delivered
to the MORTGAGE. as such Endorsement did
not shift the primary liability from the
realty to the personally. :.
An appeal to the Court Of Appeals. It y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-16
operated by Ford & Graham of Washing
ton.

Samuel Stanley, ex-section master on the
Norfolk and Western road. who, it Is al
legged. shot and killed Walter Austin. a
young man, at Wadesboro', Va, SIX weeks
ago. was captured Sunday night at MS
home in Ferrum Va.
A negro youth was convicted OF stealing
money at White Stone, In Lancaster county.
Va, and sentenced to receive twenty iashes.
He was tied to a post IN the street ana
constable laid on the strokes with q buggy
whip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-16
25c. Simmer
Zephyr 4 RC

Simmer Zephyr Ginghams In
neat effects on grounds OF
gray, blue, pink, linen, green
etc, intermingled with pref
ty brilliant effects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-16
Rights of Administrator.

The question Of the right of an admins
traitor to apply personally in his hands to-
ward the liquidation of an indebtedness Sc
cured on real estate has been passed upon
by Justice Stafford in the Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate OF Caroline
Jenkins Harris petition was filed by her
husband, Cicero w. Harris, to have the
court direct the administrator pay mort
gage Indebtedness out of the realty At
ter a hearing upon a demurrer to the pets-
ton Justice Stafford held. In enset, that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-16
Kensington Notes.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
KENSINGToN, Nd. March 10, 1905.
A destructive fire visited the Hermitage
dairy farm, located about 9. mile northwest
Of this town. last night. which resulted in
the total loss of all the buildings on the
place except the house When discovered
the flames had gained such Roadway that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-16

George NJ Collier. chief examiner of en-
gineers of Ohio, found guilty at Cos
lunsbus Tuesday of embezzling 81 $50 Of
the state funds. The jury was out but
forty-fiye minutes The crime was como
lnitted a year and a half-ago. Collier wal
arrested In Kansas City and brought here
for trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-16
Csc. Spot 4 mc
ted MOhair Il WV

A new spring fabric made to
initiate wool mohair. Neat
designs on grounds of white,
navy blue, brown, black and
linen. Waist to full-dress
lengths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-16
Trimmings, DC, yd.

A lot of Guimpes, mostly in silk effects,
and in plain, colors of black, brown,
white and combinations with a gilt
ter of gold.
These are just the trimmings for chill
drens dresSes-giving just the requlr-
ed finish. First Floor-Bargain Tables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-16

Remnants i'm
SluWerWare.
Most of these pieces are damaged in
some way-scratched or denied Some
are reduced because we have but few
left and intend to discontinue the sale
of it's particular kind.
Quadruple-p plated Silver Crumb Sets,
with beaded edge and ~ Il /~
ebony handle; scratched. n Il .MV
Reduced from So to-.
Quadruple- plated bin Silver Serving
f rnays s sneln alsn cen %ith S1 go
Reduced from 81, Is to-.
l Quadruple-plate Silver Tea Set;
pieces; FURNISHED with ~ F. 30
beaded edge. Reduced % VIZ
Quadruple-plated Silver Serving Dish;
FURNISHED, fancy design: de - 40
extra good size. Reduced ~ WN
from So. 80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Quadruple plated silver
Butter Dish; FURNISHED. ~ 4 =~
beaded edge. Reduced ~ nv
from So % to................. ~
2 Quadruple- plated Silver Soup Tureens;
FURNISHED, with fancy deN 40
handles; good size. Re ~ =. AN
duced from 81 % to.........
Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-16
Autopsy Performed.

While the prisoner being questioned
at headquarters Deputy Coroner Glazebrook
was performing an autopsy on the body of
his wife at the morgue. Several other
physicians were in attendance and assisted
in the work The doctor found that the
woman had received a number of bruises
about her body, face and legs. and there
was evidence of cerebral hemorrhage. Her
death. the doctor concluded. was brought
about by her injuries. How she had re-
ceived them, of course the doctor could not
determine. At the inquest which is to be
held at IL o'clock tomorrow morning wit
nesses will be examined for the purpose of
establishing the actual cause of death.
Donovan. who is Familiarity known as
Jerry" Donovan, was one of the first men
prosecuted in this city for the alleged dock
ing of horses. He was charged with two
of his employees, with having perpetrated
cruelty in the manner charged and was
required to deposit $1,000 collateral in the
cases 1t was shown that the operations
were performed in another jurisdiction and
he was acquitted. He has about fifteen
horses in his stable and is considered to
be one of the best experts in horse flesh
in this city. The charge preferred against
him today was murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-16
12Ac.
B Bsfiste d 71Ac

Organdie Powered Batiste in
pretty Dolly Warden styles
and exceptionally good for
undermining net waists or
dresses. A yd., TIC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-16

stated, will be taken.
Attorney E. Hilton Jackson represents
the petitioner, Cicero w. Harris, and At
torney R. II. Mcneil appears for the ad.
ministrator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-16

Dotted Swiss is to be much in
evidence this summer. These
are Figured White and Col
ored Dotted SwiSSes, in neat
patterns, some black and
white floral and striped eff
fects included.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-24

lie viii return Sunday morning on the
launch Louise. The funeral services
over the late Caroline Young win be
held al the church nj o'clock p. m,
on Sunday. According 10 the custom
Of the church there will be early morn.
Ing service at The church beginning at
$3.50 O'Clock. This ser~Ice Il looked for
ward 10 a. no other service during the
year. The church l. beautifully deco
rated for the occasion. Over one hun.
dred colored candles have been placed
In the church 10 help In the illnmina.
tion. On Christmas Day evening. at
1880, the Sunday School win give its
annual Christmas entertainment. A
most cordial invitation is extended 10
the public for these services and en-.
tertainments.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-24
FIRST N. z. CHURCH.

There win be special Christmas ser.
vices at the First NJ. u. Church all day.
A Christmas sermon at II q. m. at
which time there will BE- special Christ
nias music by the splendid choir.
At 1850 p. m. sacred concert In
which some Of the best voices Of the
city will be- heard. Mr.. James Vernon
will sing q solo and the whole program
y flllcd with choicest music. The ZIP.
worth League service at $3.50 You will
iind pleasant one. Sunday School ut
1915 and class meeting at 1890 a. m.
This Is special day for our friends and
for the strangers In the city. Come and
more than welcome.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-24

MkSkkh AIlOMobiLE tA&s
the front is q long aigret falling to-
ward the back, arranged with creamy
ostrich plume.
Chiffon hat draperies have found d
new field IN which to exploit them
selves. Great lunches Of the chiffon
are placed under the brim. and folds
envelop the crown. Long ends hang
down the back TO the shoulders.
Silk waists OF Scotch plaids are go
Ing to be popular when worn with gray
coat suits.
Radium, crepe de chine, eolienne and
chiffon are all used for evening biouses.
Hand embroidered blouses will be
worn all winter.
The motor cap pictured is very
sensible and comfortable piece OF head.
gear for winter wear. II IN made Of
squirrel and adorned with a head and
tail OF this frisky little animal. Ear
flaps are attached at the sides and fas'
ten securely under the chin.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-24
A HAIR SAVER

that grows in popularity.
Newbro's Herpicide, popularity known
as the ORIGINAL remedy that kills
the dandruff germ" Is new scientific,
on.irritant germicide and prOphylactic
for the scalp, It cures dandruff. stops
falling hair and prevents badness by
destroying the dandruff germ.
Herpicide destroys the enemies Of hair
growth and by keeping the scalp clean
aud wholesome-itehing of the scalp
stops, dandruff ceases and the hair
grows as nature intended. Marvellous
results follow the use Of Herpicide. As
toilet dressing, Il is Incompatible, for
it is a pure antiseptic containing no oil,
dye, sediment or sticky substance. Send
10 cents in stamps for sample to The
Herpicide Company, Dept. L, Detroit,
Mich.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-24
WHITE DANCING FRoCK.

well cut coats and redingotes and by
the flaring skirts, clinging around the
hips, yet without any strained tight
effect
skirts are not as short as they were
last year. even the trotteur lengths be-
Ing only an inch from the ground, and
some of the skirts are quite long be-
hind, as the long skirled coats demand
this concession.
Sleeves, after being rather long IN
making up their minds as to their ulti-
mate shape, have decided to be ex-
tremely boulfant as TO the upper part
OF the arm for dressy coats and cos
tunes. plain aud simple for tailor
mades and very fanciful for evening
wear.
The long coat. the short jacket and
the bolero are the three heads under
which our outer garments may be
classed. and each of them Is divided
into any number of subdivisions.
Trimmings are used profusely, and
they are all OF the handsome massive
order. Wide silk braids, branden-
bourgs, silk ruchlngs, heavy passemen-
teries, silk and wooden laces and rich
velvet appllques are all employed wher-
ever there Is an opportunity.
The dress illustrated is a party or
dancing school costume The blouse is
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NoRWECIAN.pANISH.

Sorwcgian-D Danish NJ. u. Church. up.
pcrtown. Service Sunday, December "a
Sunday School at 10 a. M, II. NJ. Lor-
entsen, superintendent. The pastor will
preach at II a. m. No evening service
Christmas day, December 25th. the pas
tor will preach at II a. m. and at 9
.. M, Tuesday, December 2sth. Christ
mas tree and entertainment for tho
Sunday School. Rev. G. Ang. Petersen
pastor.
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OUR FASHION LETTER
The Modish Woman Must Have
Several Black Gowns.
BUCKLES OF PEACOCK BLUE

tinsn stocks For wister wear-nish
Crowned Hats Trinmed with Birds
Of Psrsaiss-siik Waists sf scotch
Pisids Are Pepuiss.
Black Il TO be much worn, and the
smart woman asplres to at least three
black gowns--a tailored one. q dinner
frock and an evening costume.
Fruit yellows having note Of pink,
such 40 apricot, peach and banana. are
In favor fpr fancy waists In silk and
chiffon trimmed with touch Of black
and dyed lace.
A charming blouse TO wear with .
tailored suit II Of pale gray cashmere
trimmed with narrow white silk sou.
tachs braid.
Most Of the separate blouses when
not Of wash material are made on .
6tted, boned lining worn over the skirt
and finished with a belt Of the goods.
The new fur boas are not ~ long a.
ihey were last winter.
Buckles OF peacock blue and green
are millinery novelty. a. are alse
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SPECIAL SERVICES.

A fine musical program will he given
today at both the morning and evening
services in the First Presbyterian
Church. This morning the Rev. w. S,
Gilbert, the pastor.elect, will preach.
This evening he will make short ad.
dress at the song service, which will
be given by choir, chorus aud orches.
ira under the direction Of Miss Katie
Flayel. 4 cordial invitation is extend.
cd TO all
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Church
Notices
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GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Sunday services at II o'clock a. m.
and 5'30 o'clock p M; Sunday School
at 1890 o'clock p. m; services at Holy
Imocents, l0;30 o'clock a. M; Sunday
School at o'clock p. m.
The Christmas tree and card service
at Grace Church this evening at Gi3O
o'clock p. M, a short carol service with
offerings for the Child's Comfort Cot
No. 3 at the Good Samaritan Hospital,
and-t the tree and a good time down
stairs, Immediately afterwards.
Christmas Day, an early celebration
Of the Holy Communion at $3.50 o'clock
n. m. and a second celebration with
morning prayer, it lO;sO o'clock a. m.
The offerings on Christmas Day viii be
for the Aged and Inilrm Clergy Fund.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.


Rev, W. $. Gilbert. pastor.elcct Of the
church will preach In the morning.
some special Christmas music will also
be rendered by the choir.
In the evening there viii bc Christ
mas song service for which nm excel
lent program has been prepared. the
choir will be- assisted by some Of the
best musical talent In the city and
the string orchestra Of the Sunday
School. al are cordially invited "a
these services. Seats free. Sunday
School meets at 1915; y. +. $. G. y.
meets at $3.50.
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sARToRiAL NOTES.

Coque feathers. rosettes OF satin, vel
vet and lace, fur bands and flowers all
figure conspicuously on the winter
hats, and In this list should alse be In
cluded chiffon and malines. which
make the most expensive flowers and
draperies.
Very high crowned hats are trimmed
with birds OF paradise and loose fold
OF soft satin around the brim.
Some of the new hats have soft vel.
vet crowns IN the tam" shape, and
many Of the smart millinery creations
have crowns OF fur, usually mink.
This Is an effective means Of using up
pieces OF fur that as neck pieces have
become de mode.
A pretty model for girls school hat
Il In palest tan smooth felt simply
trimmed with brown velvet ribbon and