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CONTRACT WAR on vERMIN.
One Added 10 the Many Al, antages Of
IN Modern Hat.

this" said the fat dweller. was an en-
tirely new ono to us. tn. apartment bell
rings and We find nj the door a man who
says:
"fI, We you n bugs in your apart
ment2'
As a matter Of fact We haven't any.
ours is practically a new house and Wa
have never been troubled 10y bugs, and = o
we tell him. but we wonder why hu should
ask.
"And we learn that tho owner OF the
house has contracted with a concern that
makes such work It's business. to drive
the bugs and mice d. Of the house II any
are found in it and 10 keep the house clear
of them. Hence this III. to US a new ex-
p~erience.
"iou see all sorts Of new wrinkles men,
toned now in advertisements # apart
ment houses. mail chutes. cold storage.
ash and garbage chutes, vacuum cleaning
system. and | don't know what not; but
l have never seen advertised the statemeat
that the house in kept lear OF vermin
but the fact appears TO be that up to date
owners now have their houses regularly
inspected with that end in visw.'
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that the Midlothian gathering shall bear
~ the palm for numbers. For one thing,
there ID curiosity in the East to visit Mid
lothian and Journey on it's private railroad.
while the giories of the clubhouse have
also been hcralded. The length 81 the
course at Blue Island also will be- n lurv 20
attract the women from this side " the
A~lleghonies. as they arc aW confident Of
country in this respect. II will be- the
longest links the women's championship
has been played on. but the excellent plao-
ing of the hazarGs a,,i -he fine putting
greens will make tho course not as hard as
frae Burn was last year.
In its entire length the round 10 a.3s7
yards. The outward journey, y s.2si
N ~seynfpyy q ~ s0tx " sqa srsa t,,es
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wrinkles. which are not To he compared to
wrinkles caused 10y anything else in all the
wide wUld. They may run all over the
face and they are apt to be particularly
deep and disiiguring.
"The woman who lives n d~iscontented
life will AVE burrows going almost from
the corners Of the eyes down To her'chin;
she will ave deep lines reaching from the
corners Of her mouth to her neck. and there
will be ugly creases around her ears.
There are muscles in the face which
are influenced by a bad temper. The
woman who sets her teeth in a determined
way will make her jaws ugly. The habit
will broaden her face, make her lips narrow
and make a great many curves around the
corners of her mouth and about the tip Of
her chin.
"The eyes OF the ~discontented woman
have a dull. tired look. and this means
wrinkles around the eyes and bags under
them.
"Automobiling is responsible for a great
many lines that are not to he classified in
any other way except as auto lines, One
OF my customers has tho automobile ooun-
nance
Between her eyes there are three up
and dow wrinkles that look almost like
harlequin lines. They are just such creases
- the clown paints on his forehead when
he want to make his eyes look queer.
1T was eye strain shc explained as
she lifted her veil and showed me the
wrinkles. I looked right straight ahead
at tho glaring white road until these came
into my face
THE first step in removing automobile
wrinkles il steaming the countenancc. l
take a little electric stove and l put a basin
of warm water uponit, and a. the heats
1 let the woman hold her face over It's steam.
The vapor psnstrates the cuticle and softens
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s.f visa Msf~ itsei~t
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ha haip s~tn gss ssssv :" 'w~ sys*~~s
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~ss ave ~ ssb ays = Y " srss~~ ~
40 s~.sp r,.s.A fhts s.s sh~ 500 s"~Ns
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Inc ts-s~,e-vs ere p,~ss~s, ~ ~ ~ We.
hthtsn W. Ntil ~ uwss~r y l~sss~~snsv
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ext-rr,s ev~r ss~n ~ ,h~ w~.s Tive rnss-h
sil ~ ~ u~tuh~s 4, No ssssvstsv hefpre
no championship The Pa, scn ~ 70 ~ =
~ RVss Rirn ha' ~ one rsv frrste'l -hss
r,av happen ., Midiushtsn
4 f.~ rntri-. tlr-sty have heen ho-se'i
~ secretary Mrsssn ~ ~" United sss'ss
taplf Ns@,-istion. bu' - Tho horks ~ MT
ctnas until September ~ pnn@ may hgurs
~ ~. total ~ y" S-sch~i There ws
sinister rumof- that tho chicago sors~s
are nos - esn 90 tho game 80 FORMERLY.
although ri-.shere IN tho West the frnalwins
interest," . ~ hot - q prair,e IRE, and In ths
south the women are playing q vastly
improved game Team matches and tour
nament- on the COURSES near the Eastern
cities have been out ~ loint Tor the ummer
through the absence ~ The girls AMI married
women In tho country. but from Hsr Harbor
and Newport to the White Mountains. Long
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yards, the holes coming In tho order Of
352. 100. SS7. s27. s7s, $50. SIS. 800 and 400
yards. Coming In the total 10 s.i4s yards.
the separate holes being A2s. 400. i3i. s73.
$50. tJ7, $50. i53 and 30 yards. The mems
DOGGY il:
Out.......,.. 5 4 ga
ln,....... .. . 0 5 u a q D $3.50
Although on rare occasions IL has been
beaten it seems the rule that the mems
DOGGY Is equivalents 70 par for woman ON
u long courss. Al Brae Burn the bogey
was IS. and Miss Maokay won the qualify
rag round prize with 81, a score eQualled nc
match play by Miss Harriet Curtis. To
10 a. woll At Midlothian will be an sohieve-
mens for any OF the aspirants for the
.wo1nea's ohampionship.
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No Need For Q Poor Farm.

c1r-er correspondence boston Journal.
'stver's town farm Is now no more. Not because
me town cannot afford TO support a retreat for
we needy, but for the very good reason that there
VT, no needy cases 10 be supported or cared for.
.hH vas not always the case, for only a few years
SO nc town had as well populated a poor farm as
my town OF lis size In the State. but one by one
nc venerable Inhabitants have passed AWAY. and
nlay the body OF Mrs. Rehccca Churchill, the last
t,.,ilNor, was laid AWAY with due In the
"'ue ourying ground. For years she had been
w only. dependent occupant Of the farm.
..oN mat there are no poor 70 DO housed and
So tne farm will be closcd and tho occupants Of
good and IN - -~ -
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Linen Bed Spreads

HAND EMBRoIDERED on HEAv' IRISH LINEN,
For Single Beds. each 1850, 1880. 1900, 1850
For Double Beds. " $50, 1900. 1900. 1000
SPREADS OF SHEER LAWN, with sns nesdlswork,
For Single Beds, each 1900, 1900
For Double Beds, 1000, 2l.OO
PILLOW sHANs to mach,y pair ZOO, 500
Linen TefCloths and Scarfs,
ane had drawn and opsn-wOrk.
TEA CLOTHS, each 1875, 2.45, 500, AIS
scARFs to match, 2v65, 3.25, 500
Fanny Dress Tafetas
SUPERIOR QUALITY In broken plaids and checks, rev
eoorings, for waists, full costumes and coat lnings.
Value ST. IS fard, ooC
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Fine Novelty Laces.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 23D.
Women's Outer Garments
IN LATEST MODELS.

IN LATEST MODELS.
BLACK BRoADcL0rH SUITS, handsomely braid rmmsd.
Value $500, 3o.UO
FANCY BROADCL0rH SUITS, shadow strips,
latest autumn tones, braid trimmed. Value $7. so, Z0.oO
WALKING SKIRTS Of green and blue plsids one fold, $50
WALKING SUITS.-Blaek wooiens with bsirhns stripe, 1900
BLACK VELOUR COATS. Imported, Handsomely braided.
Values Us 90, $500, $500. 62.0O
MOTOR AND TOURING COATS, OPERS and THEATRE WRAPS
In great variety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09

FOR RENT-WHY DO YOU KEEP ON PAYING
RENT when you can buy home for the same
money? We sell you a new Groom brick
house In the NV, with tiled bath, furnace heat.
beautiful decorations large front lawn. 2-story
back porch. for S39.75. covering ALL taxes and
ALL insurance: at once about this.
WILLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL 603-6O5 18th.
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FUTURE DAY9.
THOs. J. OWEN 4 son, AUCTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoyED
REAL ESTATE ON VINB AND CARROLL
STREETS. TAKOMA PARK u. c.
By virtue Of order Of the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia passed In equity cause
No 26SSO. on the It'll day OF March, 1907. the un-
designed trustees will sch at public auction, In
front Of the premises on TUESDAY. THE EIGHT
ZENITH DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1907 At FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land aud
premises, situate In the county Of Washington. Dis
trct of Columbia. and designated and being
lots II and II In block and lots 16, II and part
of IS In block 0. in Takoma Park. per plat re-
corded in Liber County Governor Shepherd, folio
ITO. Of the records Of the surveyors office of the
District Of Columbia said part OF lot IS being de-
scribed a. follows: Beginning at the southeast
corner Of said lot and running north along tho
easterly line Of said lot 100 feet; thence west
along the northerly line Of said lot 50 feet thence
In straight line southeastery to the point Of be-
ginning. containing 3.75O square feet.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
ments, payable in one and two years, with interest
nuaiy. from day of sale, secured by deed of trust
upon the property sold, or all cash, at the option
OF the purchaser. deposit Of $50 each lot
will be required at time OF sale. All conveyancing.
recording. etc. at cost OF purchaser. Terms OF sale
to l., complied with within ten days from day OF
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property Mt the risk and cost Of uefaut
ing purchaser, after Eve days advertisement Of
such resale in some newspaper published In Wash
GEORGE H. LAMAR
FREDERICK W. McREYNOLDS.
je6-d&ds Trustees.
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j. H BRADLEY CO., INCORPORATED,
Real Estate and Insurance.
l4o4 G st. NV. 1919 Wisconsin ave.
A BARGAIN.
No. 3112 Q st. NV: rooms and bath; all MI
House could not be built for amount asked.
ap2A-u
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FOR SALE SOMERSET HEIGHTS MD.-NEw s.
room house half acre Of ground. plenty Of shade;
fine place for poultry; Tenleytown electric
road; one fare: 81, $50; small cash payment. bal
ance monthly. FRANK FULLER, HOO n. Y. ave-
te7-ot"
$4,000 PROFIT IN ONE YEAR-20 ACRES At
Brightwocd for sale at bargain II sold at once.
Beautifully located for subdivision. Address
SWEET CLOVER, Star office. je7-3ts
FOR RENT-FURNISHED COTTAGE, SEMINARY
Hill, Va; convenient to cars; rooms and bath;
500 FOR 10 WEEKS FROM JULY /.
je7-3t GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON, 1410 G ST. NV.
FOR SALE-LARGE BUILDING LOTS BETWEEN
Washington and Fort Myer; electric railroad;
full view of Washington city; only miles dis
tant; adorned with large oak trees; only s.
down, balance IS per month"; without interest;
price. $1,000 per lot.
JAMES z. CLEMENTS,
1406 q st. W.
Also 3 lots at Ballston. 500 each, same terms.
Also tract from 1 to Is acres, very cheap and
easy terms
JAMES E. CLEMENTS.
Phone Main 1880. 1406 G st. NV.
je1-3t'
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FOR SALE-SILvER SPRINGS. MD. MILES
from city: l2A acres; l4-room house; largo
porci, es; surrounded by beautiful shade trees;
200 fruit trees all kinds, from 5 to 20 years old;
mineral water, with hydraul ram. supplying
house and barns: extensive graf arbors; elegant
soil; elev. $50; minutes to cleo. and steam
cars For particulars w. w. CURTISS. Silver
Springs Md. District bldg je1-30t
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room country home; bath, hot and cold water,
acetylene gas, hot-water heat, concreted cellar,
attic over entire house, large porches; 12ia acres
Large well-kept lawn, trees, evergreens, shrub
berry, flowers all kinds of fruit, two stables all
necessary Outbuildings, etc; one hour from Wash
ington by trolley. big bargain Apply Room
80. Wyatt building, NV. cor. 1ith and f SITS.
les
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FOR SALE-NEARLY NEW DROP-HEAD SINGER
sewing machine; no dealer. 1881 Pa. ave. Sc.
te6-eo,3ts
FOR SALE-WELLINGTON TYPEWRITER, N
ane condition. Owner leaving city. Address
Box 10, Star once. je65t
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FOR PENTHOUSE 800 18TH ST. Sc: SIX
rooms. bath: cellar; front porch and large back
yard. Keys next door, 331 13th) Apply at oOl
\ st. je9-3t'
FOR RENT-IS Mt PLEASANT: ONE-HALF
square from l4th st. line of cars. west of 18th;
modern 1O-room house with baths; hotwater
beat; will be papered TO suit tenant. Party
renting sub-reDt 2d floor, so their rent Will
lie nominal S43. - per month.
CAYWOOD GARRETT, 1891 " Y ave. NV.
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PASTURAGE.

wANTKD-HoRsES TO PASTURE. So PER
r,nuth; with grain. So; horses called for and de-
llveled: plenty Of water and shade and the best
OF meadow grass. G. Il. PARKER. ass Al st.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOE Rent. - ~. ~
100 D ct. NV. Or, Observation-Disclosures. 60 90
622 st. s.w.. sr.. b, -.;-................ 5000
ell n. J. ave. NV, ST.. b..-.............. 2!50
1917 st. NV. Or. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0O
$50 Navy place Sc, Ar. .................. 1870
10 Washington st, h anacpstia' Or 800
25l2 nth St NV. sr b.. I'd floor. 20 90
Sc ss F Fgs,s ST. s ne aF FIAT d. in r door
SO Porter st. ne. Flat 2. Ar. b....-.... IS SO
cAS%d Eyf G aT Fl i2si New York ave NV
JeS-3t'
300 st NV; 12r sss 90 1901 9Th nv 1or 90 90 O..
AZ l st NV. Sr. 81 so! SIG 10th sw, Or. 90
i2ie M"r. "" ne. er 800 1852 1ith se sr 14:so
4Ss lin sw Ar 1900 s2as 6 Grace NV Sr $50
APARTMENTs
4sS 9th NV. RIM !. 90 90 TO- II. II. 1900
40 9th nwr'ms IS 500 81 NV. LIST h.2r 600
40 st NV stos s, , Don s. 90
Rear 1852. 9th nwsio ooI Rear 800 P. av Sc. $. 90
Rear 1920 L 400 Rear ALB X NV. 200
JESSIE a. $. CAYwooD. aas 9TH ST. NV.
FOR RENT-4s7 TENN. AVE. Ne. 4-RooM
next door. F. W. TUCKER BRO. 72O A
ne. 1el-3Ot.4
FOR RENT-FLOYD E. DAVIS, nth 4 L sw
1851 Sc. Or. sl2 50I 6is sw. Or. h. Is 90
3D. below NJ sw.sta. 90 1909 NV. Sr, 40 90
1851 Ga Ne Gr..1 80 1913 Md @. b 20 so
1914 Half Gr. so 400 9Th rms. I'd al 90
4SI sw. Or. so 602 1lth sw.3r. Sd a. G. 90
92l Q sw. 6r 80, 1855 9Th ne. Or. h. Is so
1881 4th NV Cab % 80 vncetta. W d. Ist a 20 so
1929 4th NV. Or. % 80 HOS 9th Sc Or 10 90
1927 4th NV. Ok b. 80 1888 I'd sw. 3r. I 80
G1Gls sw. Or. h. - 90 1896 18th NV ste. az 90
1873 4th NY: g.. b % 30 2f9 18th sw, D-. h.250 90
127 eth sw.h 5r.. To- - 1850 d sw. Or -. IL 30
1872 Riggs NV .sr.h. 35"o 10lI Nd sw. 81 10 so
12DSia c sw 6r. h. go M O.S Cap VI sta 30 90
1856 LIST sw. IT,. 2i5 aiI Nd sw, Or. IL 90
DAB sw. ir- $50 1912 Sc. 6r. ami IS so
1015 av s.5r 80 1903 Sc, Or, b. 20 so
1892 Sc. ,. 90 1906 38th NV. Or b .25 IS
1928 sw. 3. 100 1882 Union sw, Er. IL so
14i5 Cap ST. 1.170O 1447 Cap st, q =. 10 50
1921 Cap st. sta 1900 LAT Cap. , lis. so
5t5 X sw.2r.b 81 H.. 90 % av sw, 2r.. 90
4l5 av Sc lOr.h 80 so 602 18th sw. sto rs 90
1ff5 ECap. I'd Or bis 80 0l3 9th sw. 6r h. % so
500 f sw. 2r.2d ii. 1900 1898 Union sw. Or. IL 40
1910 Union A. 1910 1919 Az sw ,bsmt. 10 90
Vincetta.W Il Sd h.r22 50 15th&Gae sto, Dig % rs
1850 25th NV, 3r so Xincetta W Il Sd Il frs 90
so Sc. store 90 18th 4 d NV. 2 ifs 90. 90
1920 A Sc. 3r W.. 600 Anacosta, 2oA&4r.h. l5 90
10l1 Md sw. Or b 20 so. 722 II sw, sta 2 80
100 sw ,2r. fr III fl. $50 COZ se Or b. 90
r 466 Md av sw sta 100 1871 T NV, sta 10. 90
r GIG G sw. sta. $50 r 925 Va av sw,sta. 1000
jeS-3t
FOR RENT-WHY DO YOU KEEP ON PAYING
RENT when you can buy home for the same
money? We can sell you a Groom brick
house In the NV, with tiled bath, furnace heat.
beautiful decorations large front lawn. 2-story
back porch. for s39.75. covering ALL taxes and
ALL insurance: at once about this.
WlLLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL 603-6O5 18th.
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FOR SALE
Bryn Mawr Highlands. overlooking Chevy Chase
golf links: convenient to Chevy Chase and Rock
vile cars; high elevation: good drainage; desir-
able location.
Lots 500 to $3.50; also few desirable acreage
tracts. $3.50 to 1878 per acre
H. NJ. MARTIN.
-fea.tf l74l Pa.
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1877 acres Of excellent blue grass land. at
foot OF Blue Ridge mountains; improved by
good substantial farm dwellings; springs
on the property, afrording abundance of pure
mountain water. Land especially adapted
for grazing; So miles from Washington.
Frequent train service to Biuemont Price,
81, 700.
For particulars address
JOHN ID. NORMOYI--,
Alexandria National Bank bldg,
je7-3t Alexandria, Va.
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the WORLD Of SOCIETY
PRESIDENT AND MRS. ROOSEVELT
HAVE NOTABLE GUESTS.
A Georgetown Wedding of Unusual
Beauty - Dinners and
ether Events.

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt enter
tanned at dinner last evening: The French
ambassador and Madame Jusserand
Justice and Mrs. Day, the Postmaster Gen
eral and Mrs. Meyer, the Secretary of the
Interior and Mrs Garfield, Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury and Mrs. Winthrop
Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock
Mr. and Lady Isabella How I'd. Gen. Gro
zler, Admiral and Mrs Cow,es. Mr. and
Mrs. James b. Scott. Mr.. ana Mrs. James
s. Harlan, Nj. and Mrs. Herbert Wads-
worth, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Norman. Mrs
Bayard. Mrs Hobsol. Mrs. Berdan Mrs
Fish. Capt. NJ Coy and Cept Long. The ia
BILE was adorned with Richmond roses and
apple blossoms. After dinner Miss Corrie
Schefer of Holland, wearing the native
peasant costume. played so ne o d Dutch
folk-songs on tie violin, accompanied by
the p ano !. few additional guests had been
invited by Mrs. Roosevelt to hear the music
At noon today Mrs. Sara Enig and Mr.
Eugene r. Dawson were married at the
parsonage of st. Peters Church, I'd and G
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and Ella NJ. Luckett of T. B., Prince Geor0o
county. Nd.
Carl B. Keller and virgie E. Lambert.
Clarence L. Bonnie and Mary K. McIn.
tyre.
Martin Z. Mangold and May A. Curtin.
Ruther Coleman and Lizzie Diggs
!ohn Moore and Rachel White.
francis e. King and May Z. Money OF
George F: Shaw and Janet d. McCubbin.
-. r. Robey of this city and Nellie @.
fIetGher OF Philadelphia, Pa.
william Carter and Ardenia Bates
george w. Montgomery and Annie C.
Joseph F. Hester and Ella NJ. Carr.
9ohh II EIdridge of Lenoir Tenn and
1iaays ID. Wilson of Springfield H.
william +. Lewis and Sadie Hammond
tree.
Jefferson E. Moulton of this city and
NeIhe Il. Wehrkamp of Fort Myer. Va.
henry Chappell of Dinwiddie, Va, and
Ellie Shell of Meridian, Va
eugene K. Dawson and Sarah S Emig
IL Leonard Delapenha of New York city
ana Mary Noble of this city
arthur Paris of Brooklyn ~ Y. and
parme Nicer of this city
Leonard s. Motley and Maggie u head
man. both of Petersburg Va
MSron w. Tilden OF Hot Springs. S. ID.
ana Grace f. Senior of this city