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Evening journal., 1906-09-20

Perhaps we may be wearing taffeta
coats and hats to correspond in color
this autumn. We might dance elegant
ly enough to these taffeta coats, TO
which the skirt might either cores
pond or contrast in fine soft cloth. or
Gf a summer dress We're to be finished
up) Of voile.
This viii be a very wingy as we'll as
featherly season, and Paris is pre-
pairing the most alluring things in
model hats of moire and felt and vel
vet, coquettishly wing-trimmed.
There are some adorable velvets
spotted, and very, finely checked, and
deliciously soft and sinuous in their
hang Some are most charming in
purple and white. brown and white,
and dark blue and white. this last not
navy, but a sort of royal blue.
Suddenly clusters Of grapes are the
main idea in decoration. They hang
on the autumn hats. they are embroid-
cred in gold or in silver on lace found
ations for yokes and for vests, and
they are applied in chiffon or in woven
linen trimmings to evening gowns and
demi- -toilettes. It is a mere whim,
but it is one Of those details that to
the watchful eye tells Of a modiste
thoroughly in the know"
Evening journal., 1906-09-20
The New York Restaurant
Aos MARKET STREET

Well up in our business Is a val
liable auxiliary to a public house.
Good cooking and good meat veg
etabies and groceries is the rule
with US. No mistakes occur and
no complains come in. Meals Mt
for a king at a nominal sum is what
makes this restaurant popular. It's
to eat here. Have lunch here to-
day, another tomorrow; then we're
sure Of you for other days.
Evening journal., 1906-09-20
Little Novelties

A smart little novelty is a blotter-
pad; the sort Of thing you hold by
handle and dab your writing with,
and this new kind has fitted into the
top a calendar and a stamp box; such
a clever little thing it As. and beauti-
fully made in silver.
Evening journal., 1906-09-20
Special s1.oo Excursion to Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio r. r., Sunday,
Septenber %.

Special train VIII leave Wilmington,
Delaware avenue station. at $40 a. m;
Newark. at $50 a. m. Returning, leave
Baltimore (Camden station) az $50 p.
m; (AIt Royal station) at 6.S5 p. m
Evening journal., 1906-09-20
Mems Silk Neckwear, 25c

Our window display of Mems Silk Neck
wear correctly shows the styles in peckwear
for Fall. There are stripes and plaids, as well
as plain colors. The largest stores in other
cities ask so cents for this same quality
Evening journal., 1906-09-20
so cents
HeatherbIoom Taffcta
36-inCheS wide, 35C

This is the very best light weight material
for drop skirts that we have for sale. It has
the appearance and rustic of silk and will wear
even better than the more costly material, in
all colors as well as black.
Evening journal., 1906-09-20
Fashions in London

Whilst we shall this winter be order
ing long coats for all necessary pur-
poses, there is a great probability that
the little fur coat may often be re-
little, writes Daphne" in
London "Black and White"
Evening journal., 1906-09-20
SI.OO

We also have very stylish Panama of the
same material in plain grey that promises to be
in great demand. This is also suitable for
suits or separate skirts and is 40 inches wide
and is very reasonable at
Evening journal., 1906-09-20

A dainty little idea for a writing
table is a sealing wax holder and taper
constructed so that the wax and taper
run parallel. and when you light a
taper the flame attacks the wax. be-
cause of its position thereto. One has
only the single article to hold, and
both the wax and the taper are moved
up and down by Slide so that one is
certain Of always getting them to run
together. At the other end OF the seal
ing wax holder there is tiny match
box.
A natty little gift for a man who
motors is a pencil with a device at
the end for measuring the distance on
maps-how many miles. for instance,
lie between one point and another.
Evening journal., 1906-09-20
ALL MEATS TO
BE INSPECTED
New Drastic Rules Of De.
partment Of AeTi-
culture

WASHINGTON, Sept 20-Secretary
OF Agriculture James Wilson has an
nounced tho regulations governing the in
terstate and foreign transportation o.
meat and meat-feod products by the
railroads. The regulations provide that
no carrier shall receive for transporta-
tion any meat or meat-food product until
a certificate is made showing that such
meat or meat-food product has either
been inspected or exempted by the de-
partment officials. When any shipment
Of meat or meat-food products is offered
for transportation through the United
States as a part Of a foreign movement
the same certificate will be required as
II the shipment were destined for some
point In the United States.
The regulations prescribe that the cer-
tihcate Of inspection shall contain the
name Of the carrier. shipper, consignee.
point OF shipment. destination and the
car number and initial. The certificate
may be stamped upon or Incorporated in
any form which is regularly or ordinarily
used in the shipment OF meat or Of meat
food products. All original certificates
delivered TO the common carriers. as re-
quired by the regulations, are ordered
to be retained and filed by the initial
carrier in order that they may be checked
up periodically by the officers OF the
meat-inspection service.
The regulations also prescribe that no
common carrier shall receive for trans
portation or transport to any foreign
country any meat or meat-food product
which has not been inspected and passed
by the meat-inspection officials, and no
master OF any steam or sailing vessel Is
allowed to receive any meat or meat
food products for transportation from
this country 40 Great Britain and Ire
land or any Of the countries Of Conti-
mental Europe untn certificate of In
spection covering the shipment has been
issued and delivered 10 the master OF
,he vessel The requirement. of GER
tidcates OF inspection IS waived for meat
and meat-food products for export to for
eign countries other than those meu-
sioned.
Evening journal., 1906-09-20
Records Of Shipments.

The regulations also provide for the
forwarding TO the chief of the Bureau
Of Animal Industry Of duplicate certih-
Gates in cases where the meats have been
inspected and the shipment placed in a
railroad car sealed by an employe OF the
bureau. In these cases It is not required
that the meats shall be marked inspect
ed and passed" Duplicate certificates
also are required in the case of exempted
meats and products. and shall be separate
and apart from any way bill, bill of lad
ing, or other form ordinarily used in the
shipment Of meat. AS to these latter
products the certificate must show that
1.-The said meat or meat-food products are
sound healthful, wholesome and ft for
human food.
Farmers shipping meats must give a
similar certificate Of purity and whole
someness, duplicates to be sent to the
department at once.
One Of the principal regulations is that
requiring that "an original certificates
delivered to the common carrier as re-
quired in these regulations. shall be re-
tanned and filed by the initial carrier in
order that they may be readily checked
by this department in such manner as
the Secretary of Agriculture may from
time to time prescribe"
Plea For snews Of War.
The federation has issued a textbook
for the general campaign, and the repor:
recommended authority for another ap-
peal for funds for carrying on the cam
paign The report continues:
eve recommend that representatives OF
affiliated organizations give heir active
corporation in the coming campaign and
accept assignment to deliver addresses
and participate in contests to carry out
.abcr's plan Of campaign. We recon-
mend that at the conclusion of the cam
paign a full and final report, so far as
possible. be made by the labor repres aate
ton committee TO the executive couacl l.
ard that the same be INCORPORATED as
part of the report Of the executive 10
the Minneapolis convention. We furt ier
+, commend that ae the close Of the cAri
paign final report or receipts and ex-
penditure be printed and mailed to al
affiliated internationals, central bodc
state federations. directly affiliated loca's
the labor press and organizers, and thai
there be printed thereon that any per
son interested and desirous Of obtaining
a copy. may receive the same upon writ
ing for it. inclosing. postage. We also de-
cided to request President Gompers t'
Evening journal., 1906-09-20
RuIes EffeetIve ootober I.

Rules Effective October I.
The new regulations are embraced in
six-page circular, which describes the
products coming within their scope as car
casses. parts Of carcasses and meat-food
prodrr Of cattle. sheep, swine and
goats.
A "meat-food product is held to be
any article intended for human consump-
ton which is derived or prepared from
any portion OF the carcass OF cattle,
sheep. swine or goats and which, when
eaten, is capable OF supplying nourlsh-
ment or energy TO the human body, or Of
repairing body waste. II Is expressly de-
clared. however. that mixture Of which
meat is an ingredient win not be con-
sdered a food product unless the meat
contained therein is a definite and con-
1 siderable portion Of the said mixture.
But" 1t is stated where such a mix
ture is prepared in an establishment
where inspection is maintained the sani-
tation of that portion Of the establish
ment in which the said mixture is pro-
pared will be supervised by the depart
ment, and the meat or meat food product
! which enters the mixture will be in
] spected before II enters the mixture Tue
mixture will not be officially labeled. Mix
lures. such as mincemeats, soups, etc,
which come under this ruling and which
are not officially labeled, arc allowed IN
Interstate and foreign commerce with
out inspection and without certificates,
subject to the provisions and require
ments OF the Pure Food Law ana the
regulations made Hereunder"
The regulations further hold that prod
ucts. suck as meat Juice. meat extract
etc, which are intended and used only
for medicinal purposes, and which are
advertised only to the medical profession
are not meat food products
The regulations are to become effective
on and after October 1 next but shall
not apply to the continuous carriage Of
meat or meat-food products which are
in transit on October ! next.
Evening journal., 1906-09-20
$l.OO
PopIins, AZ Inches Wide, $I.OO

A very pretty soft. lightweight material are
these same Poplins for waists and skirts. They
come in all colors as well as black and for the
woman who wants neat, yet stylish dress of
solid material we can recommend them as
being correct.
Evening journal., 1906-09-20
Rub-O Furniture Polish
lOC, was 25C

This excellent furniture polish removes
stains. scratches. hy-specks, finger marks and
grease from all classes of furniture and wood
work. and will restore to their original brilliancy
pianos, organs. desks. mantels. stairs and wains-
coting. Special for this week only 10c.
Evening journal., 1906-09-20
Lace Wells

A pretty assortment of lace wells IN most all
colors. They have fancy border and are IL
yards long and of good width
Evening journal., 1906-09-20
Figured and Plain Net, $l.OO

This net for waists is in cream, white and
ecru and is 50 inches wide. it is of excellent
quality and is really worth more than Sl.00 ,
pei yard.
Evening journal., 1906-09-20

Our fall dress goods
leads the city in
quality, style and
price
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NEWLY welded PAIR
HAVE DISAPPEARED

70 of,lsys ihai biz marrias. =.
al.'a .l1. To- he own relative, s 81
Fhe Insisted mat there was y, ba'
son Tor him 10 believe soeh /. ~, -.
Leased . Rssid.ae..
., Ails, ' l.. wedding Nv and ~.
t,'.'I'' l.,s'l ne rssidene. ].
ll'nk A'ii'' o. ssz Hsiisyu. 80 =
occupied the place. under 4, .. az
nen' % retain poasession uni, 90 -
tember. nfp.
4 aiiisent inquiry today fan.
indicate uat b. Ftsvsns w. $3.50 .
Do any financial troubls ~ -. go
could De- learned his heroun,. - =
in good shape ana clear 10 ~. .sis
iaat seen a.
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AgttF r. eHf ase addition ~ to VAIL ~
80 u tefaf rflFfa ~ no terms q rsf
rneuth hs4 e = niltfnah's asi.sfnan IN
1tHtes ti9ah - iskr free hack 81 Anhsfra
tefns tadaF aisa Hesi several rarprnfsfs
e haiiH hnHsss sod wsass IL
HaFs Yul eesn our rev plat N kaif -
saffsas At Hatcher irnHh fuEf the hfrf
= isua The PARTICULAR UUrEH Will.
fsasans fot hnftns ths riahsst slii ~ ~
tNHHd snf = HnfH HuulH make sol Uar.
aeHe HAY ihasn tracts And Fnl wiiI 81 a
sic inFrsase iu price cali az urlre -
thsf ars ceiling rapidly
I. u WHITE.
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""N VIII lpphY u HlG ~
a high quotation FOR the best n y
Hay and fcedatnffa have 49,. y
general raise ~ o. per ton C'hes...
are coming Ia more pienilfulI, y.
with 20 change ia pnoea
Vegetables
fshirna HuFtsns pstsfass tsse,.
Nhiis River gafataes. ilsaI ~ - ~
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.as .' ~. Sens rerii. :
90 3. fafsnips ~ saes. ID zsoqs y
raafff "a ia
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lfes ~ 4i teams ~ Is - -.
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nassnas q fat q. o. = s.r n. ~
bee tap's psr hoH d Ger, 49, -.
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is. = 20, = 80. g. ~. i SO s,.ls-.
fsn-g ih fisss, ~, 90
fsfna ati's fEs t9b fetsa - \ >.
gsttanta caras b lt gas-s' -
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aaiss y. =. 81 ~ "a. ~ s - ~
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-terrisa - -.
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o s',i-ny ..i fr,'' fsssA 'ra pr ga IA,
Bgtisr and Chess.
WartifFtc1 cfrs8isry butter =, n
issisf1l ffeth tficS psr IA - e...ss-.s.I
ifs tAa ~ ib ~ rzneh tsffsr' =,
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tlsks ~ %. ifNife erssssd - 4 -
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Meats.
sfs.rs pr ~ w. eows 10 4. 80
nfr ~ 20 iog mutton par q sGg,.rT -
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= sfrFra psf ~, tAe cuve psr a -
eaisss ~ ia. hSTci lasts psf mad 4
Fish.
Haiibsf n. az saiusn sruus s~~..s
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y ie shrtsrpt psr n. ". fssrsn -.
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snasiia tee. ~ ~ o,Ympls slssrs -
sarh. bunTvrsss crabs tietw
Hay and Fes6stgffl
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Htslra fifoN 30 ton. deatls orasr =.
wash - psf Ten alf4IfA o. - -,
snssf hss rs p~r tee E4st VISA "a
o. ~ Sen ferrf Eagtt eats ~ ~ -
sttif rrn. ~ prT Ton rracast sr-= =
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- 80 ter 81 cake zeal "a ,<r tes 80
~ ~ 500 shorts - b<r isa sAuxsS
fssd tN99 isr tan.
Lime and cemset.
raFfisnf csnsnt. iis.pertee - "a a
f'effsr1 rErrF1t Califo-1is 30 ~ n
isss ~ fQf rrfsrrlst t.4es pAslsf nfx
~ "a q lire has tzan 4 Hoe ~
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Fof hair arfe % fine land cleared Nna
ln hay 20 fniuutnH wak e. a. aFd i-F5tt
y minutes rias Co rinnser aauara tss44.a
W chsh an1 $40 Yer mnHfh
CNAnLES . ADAMS
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ron aAlu-FARms AND LAND.

ron sAlu--EARms AND LAND.
TEN AcRna nleit nofroM i.ANp, al
Improved frnVai and gfuas fenced orchard
= 10 taarns trees nicc clesk thruush the
place snad d.fuein huuse ftamr harm say
sfai eutraiidiHss priCe inrlnaiHE horse.
90 eblsssns farming inpisinsu,s aid
household furniture. ! tqo
NosENr NAtTnY,
90 pNp fl Alaska tulldins -
Is toas Y nareank potatoes fals.a %
saeh asss q iand ia my new AahufnaAl.
saa II n, waisf pipTa te each tract ffssl
upsneA tslayi eniY 40 acres 10 ssii 10
go Z. 'r ,. .'1 ,ss.,. 49, s1 *.
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UFRF fa A HAWuAiN owNFh nssd
maasf ana wlii cell ne y acres bsieesn
asattle ana tseeig" henaY q ln,stslesi,.
realn house. i4rUs hafn sstsrui uattuiid
nss roanH orhara n tahsp within ~
heKt fsW aafr y 80 WV MY q haW eash
R0uNRF MAtrhf
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dhoRdn v MHACuAM.
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shaiae sefv traeia sat neaF ths inlff
artau iaBa is aM iesHi and rirh tara hafu
sefL fire taaafian ifiTa 80 a. ~ ser
Acre. Fefr uasf FprHas Positively to- neaf
lsna an me n.arsat fcf tha ufara4 tnuis
10 the nfnes aGa 80 giat snd So fun tar.
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hata aafsfai sha4rs 3 as in-arfe tracts
eiass e. car sftfh Ws Nan sfN ga easf
terms hafsef 90 Fut an1 80 tNeui toe
tafafa ffiCes affaHrs
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80 - 30 htsssa NOS 50
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MR.. AND MRS. GUY o. STEVENS
NaE MISSING FROM THEIR
Homu-PthcE OF BUSINESS
HAS BUUH DESERTED.

with hia bride o. four weeks. Guy
o stevens. aged g. proprietor u The
Columbia meat market "a sit
broadway. has been missing since
Friday night aud the relatives and
aeaaalntnnees Of the recently we'd
ded pair are Huxiouaiy searching
for news Of the young couple
No reason has been discovered
Tor the Abaence Of AZ and Mrs.
Stevens. and the house which they
rented. at bfz Bellevue avs stands
silent and without any u ~, fur
nifnfe removed
Meat Shop ~ Closed.
Ar. Stevens place 81 business. on
North broadway. near the intersec-
ton 81 TOY Ct. has been locked W
since Friday evening and the meat
which remained unaold ia the ahap
lie so far deenYsd that the entire
uelEhbarhooa ia complaining end
several requests wera made today
that he health department break in
and remove the cause Of the odsr
ST.. stevens mother. who lives ~
SO Federal aV. can give no sNpla
nation Of the disappsaranee Of her
con and his bride. aad sister who
vas iHferKIeaed prafeHsed iKuof-
auee ~ htH movements. Both mother
and sister ere becoming anxious 20
have the mystery cleared up.
Married IN Hsy.
There IL suspicion that family
differences may have something 90
do with the eass Ar. Stevens and
Mfsa Leland keeHe. aged -. were
married aaflf Ia May A. fhat tire
TIE brides mother. Mfs Beach. ~
Fremont opposed the marriage
Mics Stevens also acknowledged
today that her brother had been led
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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haAa hgusshaia furniture. ssasss and ear
pete Alsa affiss furniture - All hihas
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RNAre ron RVS SMALL BUYER
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sfsft1 e. ai5sF. az fsnred sus eFHhhsf
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