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Rates FOE Classified
Advertisements

The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume feap9nl.t'5
hility for errors OF any ~
occurring In telephoned aaNs'-
tiscmcnts
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT ogfes 81
PROPOSALS. sill - faraivfd 81 iris
office untN J arluek B. ~ On the 4fH
daV n Decent Der. 1865. Ard then opened
fog the e9nafFusffaa af the q gns.
srrmaut HniidinEH az taa aisskas Eah nua
Pacific Exposition at Seattle Waeh4n9-
ton. in accordance mfth hFa sings aNf
spec fIratinn copies Or Mhtah may Ne
obtained from the Custodian 81 tha
Cnln House. guMfam House ard Pest
cfflfF a. seattle. Washington. af the
Superintendent % Construction 81 the
House a. FAen1aa. WaehfHNfHn after fh4
setA DAY 81 November 1905 ~ At this
office after the 18th aaF 20 November.
Architect
JAMES KNOX TATfoR.
Supervising AFshitact
e
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LEoAL NOTICES.


NOTICE or TINE OF CHo6tNu OF
hooks % nEQfsTHk Tfo$.
Notice H. hereby sfsen q the sfsztorn
10 Seattle sehsal District sa 1 kinG
snuntY stkts q Waahfusten. that tao1s
81 reNistFafian Ter the FHfrass e fsFfnttf
ting said eisrtcra to Register ant hereets
Qaaflflen voters 81 ths anu4al and So.
eiat schoai District sfsefians - - hsl9
in said district on SatuFdaY ths ttn aaF
Of u~eerah~r. 1895 are aeN epsn ~ ~
cffire u the Secretary II thM Beard ~
Street and that sssA heeAa - ttsatstFA
tlen ~ir remain egen tstwsea shs heafs
Of u'clprk a m and I rieck 3 ~
en- zach ana. every ass teNespt feHaA
hofARtNl sfEHi The aAte hsfaof ~ go
anA Nrl4dfnx SatafaaY tbs zsfh ar 81
Non~INisef t4e4 ard al persons desiring
to vote AZ said sisefiaa Nha have uIt
k~E~fafars daring tnis feer isaA register
81 IN the manHeT and wtfhtn th~ tifns
fsgistsr On or hsfsfs the lssf mentioned
date
Farfher notice = sieen that ssld teoks
Of registration wiI b closed fieaiiy aad
Tor All par fases. on saturday. she ssth
day % November 1855 ard ~ FsFssa
can thereaftereards register ana ~
names VII thereafter ~ Registered for
thf purpose ~ said saaeai ead special
T~ wfT~rss WHEREOF I nav. here
unto So M hand ard afrnea me ssai
q Seattle srhuaf uistriet Ne l. 10 ki8s
Co1nsg STATE - Washfakfan. this ffth
dav % November 1855
REfHES " toNEa
Secretary u she Beard - Directors ~
Seattle srh1ai District No 4. King
Couutf waaainFtaa. Iii -sr
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Wenatchee Fruit Land

W Nafs faa ffafts - taff sfaas -
e~4iile property rtsss tfzefs sfs a. fes
tzef faft ~ ths ssassf 49, iii 49,
iafxe tnzfsass ir falas
" 90.
MAR - faH teta
81 tastan fslsa2
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Two Million and a Hall
Men Out Of Work and
Six Million furnishing
People Make Pitishle
Scenes in British Cities
Feared That Desperate
Conditions VIII Lead to
Desperate Acts ~ The
Starved Dying in the
Streets 49, Advised by
Leaders to Seize Food by
Force.
fstar apeclAl ServiceD
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asIrIArloNs WANTgo,"

"situationa Wanted aaNsss
tlscments csc for Is wesesses
tlmea Additional space. so p"so
line,
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~AELP WANTED"
49, 80 - A0n4pIF ADS,

ANU Al AAfNo@tt
One cent word y itll,,'' y, N
charge Use. When chstt
accou.A actual number % ~
~ 80 uStf ~ eeesssFa Soy
is.agg. fharas rat8e fsw gtf*
~ six when eass - Fs'ss -
gap, lincs ee freetis
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Consolidation caunut &c ktf"
after NJ O'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCN~-f' -
Mullen. Stog ualiafa Az 80
CITY Hall Phone. haliRta 80
MAIN OFftIE-sFeN eiatN -. 49,
between linton and lniNsi $40
Phones. Main 1859, Ind, al.
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I am architect, plans ana specifications
furnished large or amnil buildings EE
pert supervision VI required Your AL.
fHntnEe Scs mo. CnEhlAn. o. starr noYd
ilidE first aV 30 eek
arHsasss
New b-room cottage lot toxii7. near
lake and car small payment down ana
flb month. owner 90 starr BOYD Bldg
lat sv Ia ern
II you want 90 buy a farm. SOC Samuel
Coiyer aga Bailey building 10 deals
IN farms Ii
YOUNGSTOWN YOUNGSTOWN
81 down. 100 per month tg00 each
blocks from car 90 minutes from
Pioneer place io-foot alley. 80 a. street
Nuf 500 A. = Wilkins a Co Phone
Adams 2si residence West 90 User
our
J'NET .r
TURKEYS
are going fast We have dl(9nara %
about 40 of them 20 buyers in URErN.
WOOD PARK ADDITION Don't walt
until the Oat are gone. Pick out "a iat
today and gci choice bird Lots $3.50. 0o
perinH $40 90 cash and 90 90 month
Al n FAY CoMpANY. INC.
bN1 .t04.t 0i Mahih1rn Bldg.
ntt second Avenue
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$50 Down

tie per month Large iuia tlacks
frrm Beacon nan sshaoi and car line
Come "a rain 81 shine We Wtu ahaa
feu Or call Main siet
CITY HEAL ESTATE co.
tif Pioneer nicck
Ills
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eLAIRvoYAHrs.
In Your Hand Is
Written the Story
of Your Life
Nine. Estelle Vollmer

wMn NOTED paXCWfc pAtMtHr refs
waH#nsEF thHafsA AZ ttNt Aixth aNi tns
tmasn flk# ems talon ais Reads fQuf
life Tfnml tnH fraHia 90 fbn Nfava ~
se1sAgs Aa uneffiHs a. tHa Laws 20
efaFffatfHN
Walt fhis uafFHlHas eamah while YHn
ean She tuHY ~ consulted upon ga
affairs ~ Wfa Hes feae az fsff iaw
sna sithin feAeh ~ all Hours from
no g. 3 m
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SASH And Door uAHGAfSa
We hays eur eva deer msiA uar
doors from ~
Doors faf painiina ne
tleafs ~ sfainina o. F4rniaaieG 81 u
We Fuarafarfara sFeFr ssHnhf -
fancy aihdau sell We hass anif
eun price The iaaesi on wiudswa Lafse
cptfaxe ffanf wintana with faurF toss
and bottom glass stnto price tf4f
Dsr window frame department We
have she largest pruauci ana make ~.
srY frsmf 80 sell FiAln frames Vi -
psF frame
cottage 'front.' doors with riars o. -
oar Craftsman Ur n8@9hiou trent
door, ~ name FidaiEn. price ftee rhia
door - ~ Inches thick and Ia great
value
pitiurs moiaiuE 1 cent PEI faot
bargains In odds and ends % sash
that have been isff over or ordered
wrong Coll DORIS 7Gc These doors
might have = sniif panel ~ soas ether
defect thst Wogid bar them from
regular grade Closing them cut
send fpr price Lets Write Faaf rams
and address piaieiy. and ps siH for
nerl foa copies u our iiafs ~ return
ahi Tree postpaid. alfNa4f charge
q WILLIAMS CO
1919 Western Ave. Seattle Wash
Ahe largest aud innat fat urahiY hnasn
sash and Doqf Dsslsfs In the NpfthHsst
If
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WANTED TO BUY-FuRNITuRE.


aa nfTnnfaFs taN % 81f afrhanEs &c
psrfmsnt We tar fgf rksh er tfses al.
ioHirE utrfaiiF Nuy Tpsf fufhif are -
this dsrartrasrt-Ycs save trsi TIA
0rots Hafhfn Co IA Department
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T6e iassSif. hN1ihSa fsaS5ResGies
suites W two rooms each ~ per..Neek
gtnfef nallard business dialufii Gtctre
light taa ihonea plano taaa Russell
~ -ls,rq
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The Manly Boarding and Sale Stables
Horses hired f4f ati purposes - daF
o. ufsf fIp4 Western ~ Phone Main
Atte. Lad. 1855
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IN G BLACK, i5i New YofG hlR@.
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salesmsn wanted "a self land. GOOD
waEeH am FeinE % build Z nailss II
n y and Will need several snsn aas
Hiiiman's Ealssrasn Ia Times bloek 10.
oay III
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ednr and spruce lumber complete stock
ohkFon. ODD horana Main a9os A 2ies
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TURKEY
NJ You nuY before
NOVEMBER ssTH
lnEEEWupu PARK SECOND
ADDITION
LOTS
1850 90
Tsrma 1900 cash ana O. % a Month
FREE
fine his turkey Tor ThnukaeiffnN
lleair ~ fiFrWood on the ar0una
Free deed in event ~ death Fffa 81
tAKss until 1910 We viii haip soa buiid
Fl q fAN COMPANY fNC
toa.Eegstof Mehihurn nida
SO Second Ave
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WANTED-AnT p BODIED ME9 49,
tween Tres 10 and f1 FOR q Marine
torpt Must he native born ef have
first papers hEeelienf opportunity 10
zee the world Good pay gfofhfnH -
tioua quarters. medical ATTENDANCE frss
Apply a. Rooms 1s+3e Grand Central
nogci Seattle Wash
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1gear-oid mare. iats ne Win uaht
spring wagon. AZ bargain Hs@f fs41
FIfaf a. -fasarr
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LOST AND FOUND.

JAMES KNOX TAILOR.
EupsfTisinN Architect
ff "a
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

nyTrERwGRrM a son ttefsaa's - ~
Directors ana Licensed Eintattnrtt 80
ist 90 Napte Theatre heth phaas. -
49,. I. l-.-..--..-.. ana-lL.a.r. ll.i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-06
High=grade
Sewing Machines.

w. VERY Sewing Machine
NN we sell is high grade
~ that is, everything about
it is the best-materials,
workmanship, design. All have
the most recent Improvements,
newest case patterns, and are ac4
companied by ten-year guaran-
tee.
There is no experiment attach
ed to the purchase of these ma
chimes. They are made in accord
ance with specifications furnished
by us, and we know how they
should be and how they are made.
Prices, $500 to $4,000.
Hand Machines, $40. 50 each:
We will give away with every
machine costing $500 or over a
"Dorcas" Darner-a very simple
and efficient article for darning
stockings, and which can be used
on any machine.
Satisfactory arrangements can
be made at the department for
partial payments.
Second door, 6 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-06
cold Folks, Day" Celebration.

A large delegation of men and women
from the Methodist Home for the Aged at
tended the "Old Folks Day" celebration
yesterday in the Union Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Goth street. near Pennsyiva-
MIA avenue.
Rev. s. Reese Murray, pastor, took as
his topic How Old Art Thou?" He told
of the reverence given to age centuries
ago, and deplored its absence in the pres
ent day. He explained by saying this is
the day of energy and the young people
now are. not interested In. those who had
passed their days of usefulness.
The inmates of the home were taken to
the church in carriages. a communion
service was held.
Miss Nellie Grant Ross was in charge
Of the receptic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-06
Injured by Street Cars.

Two pedestrians were injured by street
cars while on Pennsylvania avenue last
night. One was Charles Dalston, a sailor,
forty-four years of age, who resides at
the Eclipse Hotel. Pennsylvania avenue
and AZ street. William Morgan, twenty
two years of age, of 7o3 Forest street.
Baltimore was the other. Dalston was
crossing Pennsylvania avenue at Sd street
about 7:3O o'clock, when he got In the
way of a car and was knocked down.
sustaining injuries to his head. face and
arms. After receiving treatment at a
drug store lle was removed to the Cas-
ualty Hospital. Later he was able to re-
turn to the hotel. Morgan was hurt by
a car at the 10th street crossing several
hours later and was taken to the Emer-
gency Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-06
Salvation by Character"

Salvation by Character was tire sub
ject of a paper read by Miss Ada Town
send yesterday afternoon at meeting Of
the Capital branch Of the Theosophical
Society, in Pythian Temple.
Miss Townsend said that salvation lies
in the development of character and not
IN dependence upon a. creed. Reincarna-
ton seems to be necessary, she declared,
as the average life of man seems to he
too short to develop fully the best that Is
in him
c. Alfonso Zelaya rendered Instrument
al solos. DIR. w. w. Baker. vice president
of the society, Will deliver lecture on
development of the Mind at the next
meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-06
Infants and Little
Chiadren's Wear.

Cbildren's Muslin Drawers. with hem ,oI/.
and tucks. feiled seams. buttons and >/2S
aeeopns to Size Sses 10 years Priced to 2oc
Cnildrene Muslin Drawers. trimmed 25c
IA years. Priced according; to Size 80 to 2oc
Childreu's Muslin Drawers, extra good 49,
quality, made with wide bands and full SoS
Prise i scc sss i az .es to "a years to 4oc
Chiidren's Cambria Drawers. trimmed
With npe tucks and neat embroidery; zoe
sizes to II years. Observation-Disclosures. OoS
Ohildren's Muslin Gowns. Hubbard
style. trimmed with cambYic rif1e and roc
nne tucks. ............. ooS
Children's Nainsoak skIrts, made on
waist; hnished with broad benz and ro~
nne tucks. .....-........ ............... OSN
Chiidren's Muslin Skirts, made on
band. trimmed with umbrella rIfie and ~.
tuckS CSS
Misses Muslin Skirts. trimmed with
deep umbrella rinhe. finished Fith tucks;
30 and 90 inch lengths. -. .......... ~
,t Gsi!df sn,.s.S Ga mish wv w'st ssthe.sa
buttons; sizes to II years. ........... ~
Childrep's Cambria Waists. gathered
style, trimmed with beading. lsee and
ribbon; finished with two rows Of tape -o.
buttons; sizes to IA years. ........... SoS
'Children's Bingham Rompers. IN tan
and blue: ppfd with red or white; sizes ~.
= to years.. :. -: -. .....a' SOS
Children's Nslnsook Short Dresses.
with yoke OF tucks and insertion; runHe ,oe
op neck and sleeves; Sizes to 3 years. sue
Children's Nsinsook Short Dresses.
With round yoke OF lace insertion and ~.
hemsitcbing; lace on neck and sleeves. ~
Childfen's Nsinsook Short Dresses,
with tucks to form yoke; other styles
fS zGhs % s sSft lise &
ON neck and sleeves. Observation-Disclosures. Dl.OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-06
Am Improved
Stable Blanket.

NT&1 E are showing rev
VIUIu Stable Blanket. with
NNN never roll attach
ment, in four quail
ties.
The blanket is nicely shaped to
the form of the horse on the back
and around the neck with a dart
or wedge taken up on each side of
the blanket to the hips and raises
the corners out of the wet and
dirt. This. with the patent never
roll attachment. fills the long-felt
want of perfect blanket, and one
that will not roll or come off. In
the next place, it is practical" for
it does not increase the purchasing
or selling price of the blanket. It
is SO simple, yet effective, that the
user will appreciate this. Third, it
is the only never-roll blanket at
tachment that does not have to be
drawn up tight, for it is self-ad-
justing.
Quality No. i-Good Heavy Brown c.,
Duck. With gray ribbed lining. Each. Pa )
t aDalI No. Ss;..s H a;n.' Brown Duck
Quality No. 3-Heavy Brown Duck,
with extra heavy brown kersey lining. q,
Eacn ....................-. 1-./O
Second floor. Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-06
s1LvERwARE OVERLOOKED.
Report of Theft From Mexican En-
bassy Proved Incorrect.

Detectives Pratt and Hewlett were
summoned to the residence OF Senior Don
Enrique c. Creel. the Mexican ambassa-
dor, 1415 I street yesterday morning to
investigate a supposed theft. the butler
making complaint that thirty-two pieces
of silverware had disappeared from the
dlouse since last Thursday. Shortly after
the supposed theft was detected the de-
tectives were told that the property had
been found. 1t was wrapped in channels
in a drawer, where it was usually kept,
the butler having overlooked the package
when he was handling the contents OF
the drawer earlier in the day.
A few days ago watch was reported
lost by an employe of Ambassador Creei.
The timepiece has not been found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-06
Corset Covers.

Cambria or Eainsook Corset Covers,
full front, vaficusly trimmed with lacet,
insertions. embroidery ede1ne and bead
ing run with ribbon. Special price. 80.
Nainsnok Corset Covers, full front.
tucked back, trimmed with two rows OF
valenciennes lace insertion and finished
With vAlenciennes lace edsing, beading
Eainsook Corset Covers, full front.
tucked back. trimmed with rows of
valenciennes lace insertion, Soiued With
dainty beading run with pink or blue
Fine Eainsook Corset Covers. full
front. pisin or tucked back, ysriously
trimmed with dainty ennbroiderles, edg-
inss. vaiencienpes iace. inseftiens, hne
tucks and beading run With ribbon.
Value, $1-00. Observation-Disclosures.
Fine Nsinsook Corset Covers. full
front, tucked hack, trimmed With Ger
nasn valenciehnes lace and insertion,
finished with pretty beading and ribbon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-06

Thousands OF people in this city suffering with
colds are about today. Tomorrow they may be
FRUSTRATED with Grip or Pneumonia. Grip 10
spreading. Whole families are suffering. Many
business places are crippled through sickness Of
employees. The disease is not necessarily dan
gerous with proper care and the right remedies
1t is almost suicide to depend on quinine and
whisky home decoctions. Don't tribe with a
cold. Either take my Cold or Grip Cure or call
In a competent physician. ! can't say what your
doctor will do sfor you, but do know that my
Cold and Grip Cure will speedily break up all
forms Of colds and grip 1t checks discharges
Of the Nose and Eyes. stops sueeziug, promptly
relieves the Throat and Lungs. aliays Innauma-
ton and Fever and tones up the system. IL
Headaches and Dizziness Recommending
the symptoms of Grip. produces sleep and re-
stores strength TO the body. 1t IL invaluable in
all forms OF influenza obstinate colds
MUNYON.
Every druggist, % cents a vial.
fa6,S,1l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-06
Special Sale of
Boys Clothing.

~ EVERAL lines of Boys
N0A Refers and Suits offered
~ at a third to a half less
than the regular prices.
Some are from our regular stock.
Most of them are direct from the
manufacturer and were secured at
very decisive price concessions.
The collection as a whole repre-
sents the best values we have Of
fered this season. Divided into
lots as follows:
Lot boys Refers, in fancy
mixtures and plain colors, some
lined with gray. some with red
flannel. Sizes 21A to I2 years.
S3.95 each.
Were $500, 5000, $3.50.
Lot Boys Refers, three
quarter length; fancy mixtures
and plain blues and grays. Reef
ers are lined with red or gray fan
mel. Sizes aH to II years.
$500 each.
Were $3.50, $3.50, $1,000.
Lot 3-Boys' Wool Suits, will,
knickerbocker trousers, in good
and serviceable mixtures. Sizes :
to II years.
S3.75 each.
Were $500 to $3.50.
Lot 4-Boys' Atwood Sailor
Blouse and Russian Blouse Suits,
in attractive fancy mixtures. Sizes
2H to 10 years.
S3.7S each.
Were $500, 5000, $3.50.
Lot Boys Fine All-wool
Worsted and Cheviot Suits, in
handsome. stylish mixtures;
knickerbocker trousers, lined.
Sizes 8 to IS years.
$500 each.
Were $3.50, s.. 50, $1,000.
A small lot of Boys Sweaters,
button-down-front style, in garnet
and navy with other color COM
binations. Sizes 7 to ID years.
6oc each. Were 81 90.
A lot of Boys Knickerbocker
Trousers, of navy blue cheviot,
corduroy and fancy mixtures
good quality; we'll made; sizes 4
to ~.
csc each. Were 81 so.
Third aoor. Tenth ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-06

Cambria Petticoats. good quality
trimmed With dare hounce aud wide d,
Fine Cambria Petticoats, trimmed
With full rufies Of 6ne embroidery and c. Z
tucks. Value, $3.50. ................ pix
Fine Cambria Petticoats. trimmed
tuess and full INA lace 'G 9us nsnea WIN ST.
Cambria Petticoats. trimmed with full
dare eonnce. finished with several rows c. ,
Of tucking and wide embroidery rufhe. PI'I
Cambria Petticoats trimmed with
f asss n.re tucked and iuii emofo.ders ST.:
Fine Cambric Petticoats. trimmed with
deep hufy dounce Of point de Paris c. .
lace insertion and tucks Pz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-06
Drawers.

Cambric or Eainscok Drawers, trimmed
with tucked umbrella douncc. ..........
Muslin, Nainsook or Cambria Draw
ers. vafiousiy trimmed with hne en-
bfoideries. laces, beading and ribbon.
Special price. ...................
Fine Nsinsook Drawers, trimmed With
wide embroidery rune and tucks. ......
Third floor, Eleventh Ut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-06
Special Sale of
Rich Gilt Furniture.

9HARMING wedding gifts and desirable acquisition
ones home
" We offer number of pieces of Gilt Furniture spe-
caly reduced clearance Included are Reception
Chairs Side Chairs Roman Seats Armcairs, Stools
Cuo Cabinets The designs artistic The goods
high Glass; and the prices are rare values
Side or Cotlion Gilt Chairs Gold leaf Reception Chairs
S2.75. Were $780, French design seats upholstered
in silk tapestry.
Sid. ar cot;u;on Gilt Chairs S8.75. Were $1,000.
sos. Were $4,000. Gold-leaf, Amchairs, French de-
sign, seats upholstered in tapes
cu ch,;rs hah h,.,
s.s a. 'naS "sn 0aek' cane $3.50. Were $1,000.
SZ.>S. were S4UW. Large Roman Chairs with sum
burst backs; seats upholstered in
Gilt Roman Seats upholstered damask.
in silk damask: fancy sides. SHz.SW. Were 900.
S11.75 Were $780, co1d-1eaf si,oIs tor, oh,
stored in silk damask.
Gilt Chairs seats upholstered in $@.95. Were Sl27S.
S3z5 Were S7NO Gold-leaf Settees uphol-
stored in silk damask
81. ,.,e p...,.:,. c,o. $780, Were $4,000
seats upholstered light damask Godeaf Setee uphol
Sill 100. Were $4,000. stored in silk damask.
$3.50. Were $500.
Gold Leaf Reception Chairs, Handsome God-eaf Curio
backs neatly upholstered Cabinets mirror backs
in silk damak. shelves silk plush covered nads
$3.50. Were $1,000. in bottoms
sixth .e~, 6 ST. $3.50. Were $4,000.
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Cambric Gowns. We neck. long sleeves.
yoke Of ene tucts, neck ana eieeres
trimmed with marrow cambric RUNE. 90.
Canfbric Go~ns. square neck, long
sleeves. trimmed with embroidery and
wide beading, run With pink or blue rib
you
Cambria. Nainsook or Muslin Gowns;
high. low. square or We neck: long or
short sleeves; varioosly trimmed With
dainty embFofdefies, pretty laces. head.
Ing, ribbon and tucks. Value, $50. -.
Fine Nains6ok Gowns. chen,ise style.
short sleeves, trimmed with dainty en-
Dfoioery ............."....
Cambria or Muslin Gowns. te neck.
long sleeves, yoke Of ane tucks and en-
kroidery: neck and sleeves finished With
dainty embroidered ruf1es.
Fine Nainsook Gowns, chemise style,
Aowing sleeves. trimmed With German
valeneiennes lace aud insertion and ,
flushed with dainty beading and ribbon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-06
Terra Gotta Wreck.

while the commission was engaged in
considering the question of Dlpck signaling
under the joint resolution Of June 80
1906. there occurred in the District Of Co.
lumbia December 30, 1900 q disastrous
rear collision in which forty-three persons
were killed and many others were injured.
This accident was inquired into by this
commission. An extra train Of empty
passenger cars struck a regular train
heavily loaded with passengers upon a
division OF the road which was equipped
with block signal system of manual con-
troll. Several intelligent and credible eye
witnesses testified that a red signal was dts
played against this extra train at a block
signal station passed by it shortly before
the collision occurred; that the signal was
disregarded. and that the train proceeded
at high rate Of speed. This was corrob-
GRATED by telegraph operators who heard
the operator in charge Of that signal i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-06
Our. january Sale of
MUSLIN Underwear.

~ important feature of the Muslin Underwear represented
m in this sale is its exceptional range styles prices We
XIV have included only the finest grades of goods
exquisitely worked and tastefuy embeised but also
expensive kinds, made with view strict economy the
time neat and pretty with skmping material Slight
facture
We invite the most critical inspection