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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22
Humphrey Sectional
Book Case

There is a distinction in Sectional Book
Cases, and the Humphrey gives you the
best of that distinction. 1t has advantages
not to be found in any other Sectional Book
Case made. Comparisons with other makes
will show you the superiority of this case
Originality of design. superiority of finish
and high quality of workmanship are
strongly in evidence throughout the entire
construction of the Humphrey case 1t has
the greatest variety and most practical line
of sectfoDs-the new sections including
handsome buffet or cellarette sections
phonograph record sections, with drop doors
for fling disc or cylinder records, ETC. The
Humphrey Sectional Book Case can be
erected or removed in a few minutes with
out touching the books, as locking de-
vices are not used-the sections being made
to fit each other In firm and substantial
manner without the use Of devices of any
kind. We offer this case, In stacks of four
sections, including top and base, in golden
and weathered oak, at the special price.
$I3.75 per stack. Value, $I6.25.
Seventh floor, ST.
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New Hampshire Association Meets.

The New Hampshire Association of the
District of Columbia held an enthusiastic
meeting at the Pythian Temple, 1912 9th
street northwest, last night. where It's men,
bers were entertained by program of old
fashioned songs, as follows: "Old Folks at
Home" duet. "Juanita.' Miss z. Wilson
and Mrs. Nellouise Waller; description and
talk on New Hampton, N. H., Mrs. C. H.
Turner; song, "My Mother Bids Me Buy
My HAIR" Miss Eta Wilson; Quilting
Party" (a) "A-Comin' Thro' the Rye OBJ
Sing Me to Sleep" Mrs Nellouise Waller;
duet Gently, Gently Signs the Breeze"
Miss Wilson and Mrs. Waller.
The interest shown by the attendance at
this meeting has aroused new life IN the
sssociat ton. and the New Hampshire people
express the intention of making this the
banner year. Refreshments and a general
social time followed the business meeting,
and all voted II most enjoyable time. New
Hampshire people were specially requested
to attend the meetings of the association
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Charged With Speeding Street Car.

Herbert Behn. motorman employed by
the Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany, was a defendant In the Police Court
today on a charge Of running his car faster
than the legal rate of speed. Policeman
Adams arrested Behn yesterday and he
testified today that the car of which Behn
was in charge was moving at the rate OF
seventeen miles hour on + street be-
tween 18th and 14th streets northwest
This speeding of street cars must be stop
ped. A coupe was smashed up only a few
weeks ago on this account and many lives
are endangered every day by this fast run
ming. few days ago l fined two motormen
81 each That was not enough. / see Five
dollars fine for you, and ] may increase IL
for the next case"
The fine was paid.
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White Ribboners Hold Meeting.

North Capitol w. C. T. U. held its month
ly business meeting at the home of its
president, Mrs. Theodore T. Moore 80 n
street northwest, Monday evening. Tho
meeting was opened with vocal music. fol-
lowed by devotional exercises by Mr..
Charles II. Hall. The report of the treas
urer was read by Mrs. Charles Hail. Mrs
Il. T. Lorrey gave a report of the North
Capitol mothers meeting. held at the ".
c. Il. U. home. 522 9th street. and reports
were read by the following superintendents:
Mrs. B. A. Lineback of cradle roll, Mrs.
Paine of flower mission. Mrs. McBrida, L.
T. L.; Mrs. Grountzel of good literature
and sailors and soldiers departments
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Sax each. Value, $500.
Beautiful
Decorated Screens.

In our Screen Department, on
second floor, G street, we are show
ing a very large assortment OF rod
ing Screens, both practical and or
namental, selected with great care
and with especial reference to the
holiday trade. They are useful and
convenient and welcome in every
home. Oak and mahogany, with
filings OF silkoline, burlap with
pyro-etched designs, French panel
effects, japanese designs and plain
and fancy effects in burlap, leather
cite and other materials. Prices
range from 81 so to $500.
sfOld Mission Oak Screens filed with silkoline
and mercerized sateen.
$3.25 to $4.e5 each.
s-fOld Screens of plain and figured buIlap.
$3.50 to 5000 each.
4-fold from $500 to 500.
sfold Mission Oak Screens. filled with plain color
burlap. with French tapestry panels in top.
80 edCn.
4-fold, 5000 each.
4-fold japanese Screens. black and gilt en-
broidered.
Special price, $500 each.
4-fold japanese Screens In al, colors; very pref
tily decorated aud embroidered with silk.
$3.50 TO $3.50 each.
A complete line OF Small Fire Screens. mis-
sion and golden oak frames filled with burlaps aud
tapestries.
$I.5o to 5000 each.
Specials:
Small 4-sold japanese Fire Screens. embroidered
in gilt.
Special price, 81. so each.
lot Of 3-fold Mission Oak Screens with solid
wood panels, fitted with cathedral glass in top.
Special price, $500 each.
Second floor, st
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Suggests Fee for Permits.

Giving II as his reason that the fire de-
partment Is required to pay out Of its ap-
preparation the cost Of furnishing applica-
ton blanks and permits for storage Of In
nammable oils and explosives, the cost OF
envelopes and stationery incident to corre-
spondence concerning many such permits.
and the cost Of postage. Fro Marshal
Nicholson has recommended to the Com
missioners that an annual fee of one dollar
be levied for each kerosene and explosive
which case the fee shall be nifty cents The
IRE marshal requests that the Commission
err draft a bill for enactment by Congress-
II such action be necessary to attain the
desired end.
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HoMEoPATHIsTs MEET
Major Carson Made President of Hospi-
tai Association.

MAJ. John M. Carson, chief of the bureau
OF manufactures. Department of Commerce
and Labor, was reelected president of the
National Homeopathic Hospital Association
last evening at the annual meeting in the
Willard Hotel. Other officers elected are:
DR.. William R. King first vice president;
Mrs. Henry c. Perkins. second vice presi-
dent; Elias S. Hutchinson. secretary, and
Charles B. Bailey, Charles Lyman, Mrs.
Henry c. Perkins and Mrs. George F.
Hough, trustees.
The report of the hospital committee was
presented by Miss Kate Bradley. Miss X.
8. Pratt read the report of the finance com
mittee, while the report OF the Ladies, Aid
Association was read by Miss Rioh.r "a
Miss Caroline Gaskill explained the work of
the Nordhoff Guild. VI
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Dainty
Bamboo Furniture.

We are showing in connection
with our Screen Department, sec
ond floor, G street, many odd,
unique and useful articles made
from this very substantial reed, in
GLIDING Utility Boxes, Window
Seats, Foot Stools, Tables, Couches,
etc. These add greatly to the ap-
pearance of any room and they
make most acceptable Xmas gifts.
Bamboo Utility Boxes, covered
with best Japanese mating and fin
ished with brass hinges and handles.
$3.75 to $500 each.
Bamboo Window Seats, covered with best Japan.
$500 to $3.50 each.
$3.50 to $500 each.
Bamboo Tables in all shapes and sizes
SI,oo to 500 each.
Bamboo Stools with plain and padded mating
tops.
85c. to $I.75 each.
Bamboo Couthes and Chairs, In all styles.
$3.50 to SI4oO each.
General Utility Boxes, covered with figured or
plain burlaps and cretonnes.
$500 to $500 each.
Art Utility Boxes, pyro-etched,
with quotations and monographs,
also special designs or initials to
order.
We make to order Bamboo Fur
niture. of every kind and design, in
about ten days time, at very rea-
sonable prices.
Second floor, G St
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CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
Assailants Of Judge Mcshery Turned
Over to Maryland Authorities.

Clinton Brown and James Donohue, two
men living In Georgetown. who were taken
Into custody yesterday evening by Bicycle
Policeman McGill Grove of the seventh pre-
cinct. charged with assault and attempted
murder Of Judge James Mcsherry of Rock
Vile, Nd. about month ago, were turned
over to a deputy acting for Sheriff Arthur
Williams of Montgomery county, Nd, and
taken to Rockville.
According to the police. the two men were
angered by Judge McSherry because Of
what they alleged to be unfair treatment.
The assault is said to have occurred in
Maryland, just across the District line
Donohue and Brown odd not deny the
charge and said today they were willing to
60 to Rockville and stand trial.
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Guaranteed
Sewing Machines.

The question of sewing, always
a perplexing one, may be simplified
to degree by the purchase of our
sewing machines. They are shipped
direct from the factory, therefore
we can sell them at very reasonable
prices. Constructed of the best ma
terials by the most skilled labor,
and handsomely finished, they are
the best machines that manufacture
ers can produce.
Included are the wv & L." "Eldredge
Automatic Imperial" and "Eldredge
Rotary"
$500 to $4,000.
Also Hand Machines at $500, $3.50. $1,000
and sl3.5o
stock.
Second floor. G st.
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Extra Long Blankets
For Metal Beds.
Infants and Little
Children's Coats.

Rich in variety, charming in ma
terials and colorings, distinctive in
styles, are these pretty Winter Goats
for the little ones. The stock was
never more comprehensive than just
now, and offers much freedom Of
choice to the mother who wishes to
dress her little one appropriately,
comfortably and economically.
Some excellent values:
Chlldren's Chevot Coats. various colors, made
with box back; front trimmed with braid; O. ~
buttoned on the side from shoulder. Each. pS.OO
Childrens Cheviot Box Coats, in red and dark
blue, made double breasted, with brass C., "a
buttons. Each. ..-....-..,.,-.. "
Childrens Cloth Box Coats. made Of plain and
checked materials: double breasted, with CO :, :
large buttons. Each $500. po'/ }
Childrens Cloth and Velvet Coats, trimmed with
braid and stitched bands several styles. Gro co
Cliildren's Cloth and Velvet Coats made In yari-
Gus pretty styles and trimmed with braid. velvet
and stitching; some with belts. STc oo
Each. ..!................ W O.Oo
Third floor, Eleventh st.
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Electrical Engineer Gets Auto.

According to a decision of the Controller
OF the Treasury 1t will now be possible for
Walter C. Allen. electrical engineer of the
District OF Columbia, to pursue the daily
round of his duties in an automobile. Here
tofore the horse, buggy and driver provided
for Mr. Allen cost the District 800 an
nuaily, but by this decision he will be able
to accept an offer from a local concern to
ride in one of it's automobiles at a cost
Of $50 per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22
Pulled Rice
Demonstration.

Pulled rice is being demonstrated In our
Pure Food Department fifth floor. It
the preparing OF this the best large rice
is used. 1t is placed in alright cylinder
guns and subjected to extreme heat for one
hour, each grain being pulled by this pro-
size.7 1t is thus expanded In machines as
clean as crystal bowl, and packed in air.
tight packages.
AS breakfast food, with sugar and
cream. or just buttered and sailed. It ie
delicious. 1t must be heated in an oven
efore eating.
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Petition for Writ of Error Denied.

The petition of William T. Alexander,
said to be a clerk at Station G, city post Of
Ace, for writ of error. asking the Court of
Appeals to review the judgment of Judge
Mulowny of the Police Court, convict.ng
the petitioner of conducting business as a
note broker without license. has been de-
MED by the Appellate Court. The Police
Court overruled Alexanders demurrer to
all the evidence against him. BY the de-
murrer he contended that the evidence was
insufficient to warrant conviction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22

Six months in jail was the sentence
which was imposed in the Police Court this
morning on Benjamin Moulden for making
an assault on Joseph Burke. The two men
were drivers of dirt carts and dispute
arose between them. Moulden telling Burke
to get his cart out OF the way. Burke re-
fused to obey and with that Mouldeu picked
up brick and struck the other driver In
the head. severely injuring him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22
After Alleged Eunbezzler.

Detective H. c. Reynolds OF San Fran
cisco reached this city last night and called
upon Captain Boardman at police head
quarters. He came here for the purpose
OF getting extradition papers for Charles
Meier. alias C. c. Moeller. who is under ar
rest in London. 1t is charged that he en-
bezzled $4,000 in San Francisco about
year ago. Detective Reynolds expects to
sail from New York before the end of this
week.
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Specials:
The "ArnOld"
Baby Wrappers.

The prettiest things-convenient,
fleecy little house gowns for baby's
morning play. Carefully made of
excellent outing flannel. Pink, blue
or cream white, plain or fancy
stripes. Cut literally. Graceful
but you must see them.
SSc. each.
Infants 2-year and 4-year sizes.
Infants Dept. Third floor. Eleventh st.
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Bed Sets.

Fine English Bobbinette Bed Sets in diff
ferent qualities and degrees of elaborate
ness, trimmed with large motif centers, cor
ner decorations and insertion and deep cir
cuiar valances; bolster roll to match; white
and the new ivory shade; full bed sizes.
1915 to $4,000 the set.
Some extra good values at $500,
$500, $1,000, $I2. so and $500.
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Womem's EiderdoWn
Wrappers,
A Third Under price

A convenient and delightfully."-
comfortable house garment, for the
bed room, the sick room, the nursery
many use them as bath robe.
We have just secured and offer at
third less than the regular price a
lot OF Eiderdown Wrappers, in as
sorted patterns and colorings, in
Guiding stripes and checks. Two at
tractive styles are represented; both
are satin bound and trimmed III
satin. One has small round collar !;
the other is collar1ess. All sizes.
from 81 to a..
$3.50 Each.
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So. so Each.
Regular Value, S3.25.
Third floor, G ST.
Blanket Dept.
To those who -contem=
plate giving a Bath Robe
For Christmas

We beg to advise that we ave
just received complete assortrn ent
of fancy Blankets from which they
are made. They are shown in a
variety of attractive designs and col
orings, and each blanket is large
enough for any size robe.
$500, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50 each.
We are also offering a special
value in
Extra Long Blankets
For Metal Beds.
They are woven especially for
metal beds, and are shown in two
sizes
62xoo inches, for single and 81
beds, 5000 and sos per pair.
72xoo inches, for double beds,
$3.50 and So. so per pair.
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Mems House Coat at $4.O0.
Regular Value $3.50 and $500.

$500 for Mems House Coah belong the $500
grade made possible because purchased
season Good quality cloth variety color cobna
TONS all neat and attractive.
Other Coats made of oste materials tricots silks vel
and matelasse rich colo correctly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22
Help wanted Ads. in The star

are known to be the genuine calls OF peo-
pie ready to employ. For that reason re-
liable people watoh for and respond to
them. lie. wor&5 n1nimum charge, lie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22
Mems Bath Clown S.

$275 for plain gray Blanket neat coored bor
ders plenty The higher grade goods including
some French styles also Turkish Gowns
qusitely cooedand be had gone
or st - SNiO'
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Couch Covers.

A vide range of styles and eoiorings. con,
sisting Of yelours, Tapestries genuine an. anu
Imitation Bagdads, etc, IN prices i"hs'ie
from $500 to $3.50 each
I,,tatIon Bardad Couch Covers in good eolop
nominations; perfectly reversible; so anu oo
inches wide and 8 yards long Special Vaiues at
$500, S2.75 and 1915 each
Genuine 5strip Bsgdad Couch Covers, In subdged
colorings; also suitable for door ana Wlhu0" N"'s
SAYS each. Value, $500
c.,,,no ,r,rortsa Tapestry Couch Covers in %
a,Terent STYLES; mostly reversible; some pam,
others fringed; so and 60 inches wide ana y'fus
long some excellent values al
81. 90, $500, 5000, $3.50 and
$1,000 each.
H,gh.grade French Jute and Verona Velour Cow
ers up 10 s32. 30 each.
Fourth floor, G ST.
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SDecfanss
Art Fabrics for
Making Cushions.

Very rich pieces. mainly "a inches square,
being the samples of several importers, and
comprising embossed and plain Velours,
Brocades, Damasks, French Tapestries, Ar
mures, Reps, etc. These pieces are also
suitable for lining work. baskets, covering
odd chairs and for fancy work in general.
soc. to $500 each.
In connection with the above we are show
ing full line of Uncovered Pillows, filed
with silk floss and genuine down; sizes IS
to 20 inches; also Pillow Girdles and
Rosettes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22
Choice CONNECTIONS.

~ HE best possible obtain the expect to find
here In their selection have sought makers
W along the different nesspecais who their entire
time and effort toward perfection single or So and
secured their choicest creations Many the exhibited have
not been shown before in this city,
Extreme moderation of price is a feature,
25c. h. upward
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1Wl0oowar0 & T0fDr0qD
New odk-WAsEINGToN-
Xmas Cards Booklets Calendars Floor

Mems Furnishings Store
(Man Floor, Just Off Street.)
Mems Higf1=grade Underwear.
@ TTENTION called several lines of Hghgrade Under
Fil made abroadasnk Atwood and silk and wool mixed
N texture beautifully soft and select color to be
found in cheaper goods The details of make shape and finish
have all the that undergarments demand and
who wish fine and exclusive will find these different
lines very attractive.
$500, $500, 5000 and $1,000 the Suit.
All other sensible expensive be
had here The plain white gray garment
good dollar buy drawers regular short lengths the
S5o for heavyweight in white, and natural drawers
regular lengths white and both regular and short lengths the
gray-uly three parts wool and splendid value
$6 for underwear specially adapted indoor Fully
three parts WOOL full fashioned soft sunken of pink
ish This underwear heavy clumsy
tna perfect medium Shirts with regular length sleeves and shorter
sleeves tor men with short regular and short length drawers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22

Japanese Scarfs
and Table Covers.
Genuine japanese Silk Mantel or Piano
Scarfs, trimmed with applique and heavy
tinsel embroidery; dark and medium colors,
with deep web fringe; 212 and yards long
Special values at
$I.5o, $2.75, $3.50, up to 5000.
Also japanese SILK Scarfs, In plain colOrs and
rich oriental designs
Special value, $3.50 each.
Oriental silk Stand Covers, fringed and heavily
embroidered.
ST. so to 5000 each.
Sofa Cushions.
Our collection of Decorative and Lounging
Sofa Cushions far surpasses anything We
have ever shown, including many high
grade novelties, in artistic shapes and de-
signs, comprising Japanese Hand Embroid-
cry, heavily embossed; Velours, Brocades,
Tapestries, Satins, etc, with pillow CIRCLES;
also with separate corner rosettes. The as
sortment includes pillows for every place
and purpose: the decorative kind as well as
Prices range from
$3.50 to $3.50 each.
Excellent values at 5000, $3.50
and $500.
Specfal:
cover of sateen), filed with silk floss and
trimmed with cord and tassel.
Special value, SIS each.
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Twelve Richly Furnished Rooms.

HE splendid furniture being displayed
in the twelve the designed by the
W. abest furniture artists of the day.
II constructed by the furniture makers
in this country and Europe and strictly high
excellence of the cabinet makers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22

Table Covers.
We are showing a large and
varied assortment of this very useiai
article, including many novelties
which are exclusively ours. french
lutte, Verona Velours, Silk trou
Frou. imported and domestic lap
estries, Mercerized Damasks, etc;
We note few items:
Genuine Art Loom Tapestry Tabie COY
ers-foral and oriental designs, IN flch leun
green's. blues and tans; perfectly reeeist tua
and heavily fringed; "A size, coo 90
81 Ia: s-4 size, S2.I5; 10-4 size, $500 1--7
size, A.50.
x1o,asome French Jute Velour Table Cow
-. IN ricb oriental patterns; absolutely
fast colors; desirable for dining rooms, osn,
or nails: "A size. s35o; Ga size, s6VO'
size 5000 and $1,000; 1914 size, @l-''' anu
$500; 12-4 size. $500 and Sls'oo
Silk Frou Frou Table Covers, in sundueu q
combinations of red and tan, s &c. narlor or
and rose and tan; desirable Tor parIof Vi
he'd room tables: made in two sizes only.
A size, So. 50; "a size, $3.50.
Specials: :, .,,-
s-4 Dining Room Table Covers, OF TAP.
estries velours and mercerized daIlashs.
mostly reversible effects. in tuii Inc "a
colors, and heavily frinsed
Special prices, $3.50 and $500 each
12-4 French Tapestry Table Covers, 81, IN
rich subdued color combinations ana ser
toned effects: some are plain, others tliln
med with heavy web fringe aiso uei
for couch and piano covers.
$40 each. Values, $3.50 and 5000
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UTTU JWyyGSuHUHHS HUuHH
Upholstery Department.
HIS department direct relation to the holidays
than have greater extent than
ever before beautiful things both practical
and ornamental holiday gifts, adaptable for the modest
home or stately mansion
Il Is not a bit too early begin your Xmas shopping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22

We desire to call special att
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Seventh floor, G st.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
Faith and Fact

Faith Is one thing aud fact is another,
Il sometimes takes any amount Of
faith 20 produce one fact. Years OF
earnest work and faith have produced
one fact about medicine that is deserv-
ing Of mention here. II people who
are troubled with general weakness
through overwoFk, dissipation or ex.
posure can get a remedy that will
make rich red blood from the food they
eat, their return to health is assured.
Good blood is the life Of the body as
we'll as the nerves Weak, siekly, pale
people VINO suffer With indigestion,
dyspepsis, sick headache, loss Of
strength and ambition, having dizzy
spells and always tired, can be cured
sound and we'll with DR.. Gums Blood
and Nerve Tonic, Sold by druggists
for Sc per box, or boxes for 81. This
Tonic acts in a common sense way,
curing disease by giving strength to
resist il.