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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19
1sInch Opening Made.

The robbers finally mad" an open
Ing n inches bqual" through which
one Of ID" panty who must have been
n very small man OF n boy. "rhwlcd
into ihr vault. handing forth stamps
10 the value u ls,5G3.5D Nothing
rIEc was touched. Then the yefEs
disappeared,
The robbery was discovered by en-.
piDy.n Of the furnishing store, Who
had 10 break open Ia" front door, the
robbers having placed wooden screws
at The bottom to prevent ahyon" sur
Drising them at their work,
"rhe men who did this job wcr"
past masters" SAID Postmaster era
hi Sunday might. "Th" entire Job
shows that II was planned days be
fOrrhand, aud that they bidcd their
time un,il the best opportunity ar
rived"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

Here are some figures from n lnm.
Der camp NJ In Greenwood "hl"h gives
IN idea az 10 the appetite of husky
wODdnincn: There are IS men IN ihis
crew. and III" cook reports that he
mak"a each day 300 IhIP" biscuits, $50
.dpGghnu's, SO pics, bak"n Fix quarts ~
dry beans, wl'h potatoes. ycR",hblrs.
etc. IN proportion a large beef "
eaten every Ave days.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

The latest word from Commander
Fcary represents that intrepid expl0r'
or well up toward the polar e with
his good ship Itooseyelt and waiting
for ii good chance 10 make IA dash
toward the pole itself. All were well
and The conditions favorable. Who
knows bat the next gale that sweeps
from the frozen north VIII bring the
news that Peary has got thsreY
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

The Boston Globe recently called at
trHiiOn 10 a family which will cast II
votes tor Mr. Bryan this fall. That
recofd IN ecIipsed. however. by the
discovery Of the Potts family Of Misba'
waka. Ind, which win contribute 80
votes 10 Mr.. Taft. The head ~ the
Potts family evidently was d disciple
VI "A, least one III Mr. RO0ss vslt's poll
ciss before Mr. Roosevelt was owe
heard Of
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

Some English surgeons have 70.
Csiyed permission from the Egyptian
government 10 make Investigations
among the mummies and other things
In the Cairo museums In order that
something may be learned Of the a.
most prehistoric surgery. II ~ known
tina, the early Egyptians were adopts
81 performing certain Operations
which are even now considered dim.
colt,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19
Factory Increases Time.

liver Johnson company, manufactnr.
crs III firearms and bicycles will
be- operated six days week, be
ginning Saturday, II has been run.
ming Ave days weekly for several
months. Xix hundred hands are af,
fcCtcd.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19
A N TO GOLFERS.

The ViBiiOr--What on earth does
that chap carry that phonogrhph round
for. is he dO,iy?
The Member so, Hut he's dumb.
SO he has that talking machine to
give instructions TO his caddic or to
make IL few well chosen remarks In
case he fozzl"s hiB drive or does any.
thing else annoying.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

]Clcmcnrinc KpchoL aged &c, threw
hcrsclf into the Seine. Opposite tho
I'alala Epuibpn, IN Paris. i!"for" Az
f~ia,anrc could be- given hl" had r."
paincG The bahk and informed The ter
rinrd spectators that she was re.
hrafalng for suicide, as she ~pt"pon"h
H. takr her He by c:Uwning She was
ARRESTED.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

G"GrPo Picabuy ItDWcll Of Sew
Yoik, pfpmin"nt for many years In
the n"wHpaprr advertising business,
diei II few days 4 He began the
publication Of the American NewApa
per directory N 1863. This pDblica
,iDn made accessible for the first lime
, u every one ii complete list Of news
papers. In 1874 he established Print.
ers luk, Il weekly publication.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19
Offers 5000 For Body.

Geneva, switzerland. -- Francis Is.
K""h". ID" American consul here has
offered "A reward Ut $500 for The dis.
coy"ry Uf the body Of Robert
Lincoln Clark. young Ameri,
can, supposed 10 have been drowned
IN The lax. 0f Geneva, on ~. Ging0lph
on September II
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19
Cut Girls Throat.

Duluth, MINI Mabel Thilsilt,
10 years old. was found early
Thursday bound and gagged and I'm.
conscious IN her home with IA long
cash across her thrOa, her clothing
torn almost 10 sbrrds. When revived
sl" lold II story Of "A d"sDrrni" fight
with TWO men.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

rcnple who are Obj"cting 10 the
high van rate this year win be inter.
cst.d 10 learn u Stufminstcr Marshall
IN Dprsctshirc, England, where they
almost never have u taxes. Tho
total municipal expenditure last year
was SO lGs. If which 81 was for
painting the Village Mayp0le. This
rear ii half penny tax IL 10 be levied.
jugt 50 the town won't seem odd.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

CONT Won ~Irpprlin's new balloon Is
being mad" by the firm u Spencer ~
SDna III %Iiighbury, IA Noiih L%ohdnh,
Euyiaud There are dozens Of mcn
and girls employed IN the evolution ~
the balloon, which Is composed nf new
crlla IT tiz fold go%ldbca'"rb' skin The
wofk is being pushed forward WIN all
bvhsiblc speed.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

no cure for me and ! was given up to
die. Being urged, ] used Doan's Kid.
ncy Pills. Soon ! was better and In q
few weeks wns about the house. well
and strong again"
Sold by all dealers. 30 cents a box.
Foster. Milbuin Co.. Buffalo, N. Y.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

western newspapers, "hirh hIi"iihy
aic AMY conducted AZ" 10 Il" SIM bet
Ter ~ the future, II !" colleges "a
bring u about. Indiana university 81
1"s9 tnur cOGrgeH IN journalism mas
scar and rimilar COURSES ~" arranged.
Or VIII soon b" %piryidcd tor. In the
universities Df Wisconsin, Illinois.
Kantha. %"blaaba. Washington and
Missouri.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

Mr.. Edison thinks the present type
~ arroplanc VIII not be the flying
machine Of the future. AT III" proper
tiinc Mr. Edison viii drop u few guard
Ell hints AZ to the future airBhip.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

For years ! was
weak and run down.,
could not sleep, my
limbs swcIlcd and
the sccrctlOns were
trOubleBOmc; pains
were intense. ] was
fast IN bed for four
months. Three doc.
iOra said there was
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19
On Trial for Shooting stsnoorsohsr

TamDbtIT, MO.-Tht preliminary
trial Of Mrs. Matte Huggins,
who, on November q shot Miss Vie.
toria Maynard. s%len0grapher, employ.
I'd by her husband. J. u. Huggins.
manager Of the Campbell Ii0OD ana
Lumb.r Co. began here Thursday
morning.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

Women IN New York have formed
nn aero club II is useless for the men
10 think that the women will be salts
fed cycn when the men get on the
suTfac" u VI. earth.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

A Grabbed old bachelor PUSHES into
print ~ aay that his idea Of bravery
IS q mormon what that chap really
needs is ii ~iic who would wax" him
aver morning h. cracking a milk bot
lie over his head.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

A New York athlete wants $4,000
damages from the girl who Tilted him.
This shows that no matter how strong
II MAJ may be, a girl can usually
throw him
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

Germany has not said much about
81, but last year she paid $~3O,06O,hOO
10 invalid wOrkmcn IN the way Of
old age pensions.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19
tunnel INTO VAULT
POSTOFFiCE AT SOUTH BEND,
IND, is ROBBED.
$4,000 IN STAMPS TAKEN IN HAUL
Only Once Before Has Postal THEFT
Been Exceeded In Middle
West.

South Bend, Ind. Expert cracks
men said BY i'~oH,oifc" Inspect
or Burr, who was summoned here by
IObtmasi"r Crabill Immediately on ia"
discovery II Tia" crime. 10 b." members
Of III" "Chicago gang lunn"lcd into
III" vault Of III" local p%OsiOfic" son"
tim" after midnight Of Saturday. Tn"
robbris Iri, no cI"w and their work
had evidently been wen planned.
j., iH the biggest %pOHtOftic" haul that
ever occurred IN The Middle West say"
one IN Chicago some year agO thi"i
Wilki" OF The ROv"rnincni sccfr, ser
vice Is expected here Monday morn
ing Ne make ,his" personal "iatR"
Of The case.
The rTa'kam"n entered ia" building
by ascending lhc stairs On The south
side. Amer breaking Il lock and enter
Ing IA" second moor Of ~" household
OuiHtiinR Company, wlI"r" they y"
cured ']DinfOrtrrs and blankets, th"y
~dcgccndrd 10 III" street floor Of lii"
furnishing house, on IA" north side Of
IA" %poSlofti'".
1hry carried rhIscls, picks and "a
windiass. wan III" latter they quick
j. enlarged II hole In The brick wall
leading 10 the vault, ~dcadcninR the
that cl"rkB ~ work IN ia" mailing
room IN The back Of the pOs,offic"
heard nothing
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

Women should wear wha, they
Ike" says a famous socioiogisl. They
usually do. my dear, they usually do.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19

A Judge IN Indiana has decided that
thc letters 70 X" mean "hll right
Eu, think Of the darkness which must
bccIoud the Indiana mind when such
o question has 10 be taken 10 court.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19
OEp.soUND ron MONTH";.
Hope Abandoned After PhysIeIaM
Consultation.

Mrs. Enos Shcarer, Yew and Wash.
ingtOn SITS, CentrnIin, Wash, says:
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
BURLINeAME REAL ESTATE

FOR AN IDEAL HOME
Go to Burlingame. enjoy life while you can.
live among the trees and fowers; you viii
ind all the eonveniences OF the city there:
good schools. stores. fine sewer system. water
Diped on all Streets gas mains being laid
electric lights. telephone ETC.: the climate
is ideal; sheltered from the harsh winds and
fogs By the hills IN the west: transportation
pleted which has reduced the time to 20
minutes: Is minutes electric service each way
TO the city.
We have a few lots left: prices range from
$500 to 81 600; 10 per cent cash. balance SO
per month: great big lots; 80 feet front; some
200 feet deep.
Go to Buriingame today and look around.
See
LYON 4 HOAG
Branch Ofdce, opposite Buringame station or
6S6 Marker ST.. II y.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03

COMPETENT eastern hotel manager desires p
sition in city or outside; best references
dress box 42T3. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03

Hotels. Flats. Rooming House BrokerA
Large list to select from always on hand
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03

AAA-
CLOSING OUT WAGONS AT COST.
Or on Easy Payments at Slight Advance
cut down Express wagons, 2h and 25k axles
25 Express wagons. medium and heavy.
20 Panel Top wagons, all styles.
Also contents Of private stable-Surrey
Runabout. Victoria. Business Buggy and Har-
ness
All must be sold within 80 days
AT LEIB0LD'S 1916 GOLDEN GATE Av
Bet Webster and Fillmore SITS.
AAA-For sale or trade (open sundays, l black
geding, 1,600 lbs, drives single double:
spotted ponies and Shetlands singles and
spans; Hackneys; pony rubber tire basket rigs,
buggies. dog carts. fancy traps; horse, wagon.
harness, $35 up; horse. buggy. harness. SIS up;
80 head constantly on hand. SO up 565 4th
ST., Oakland.
<AT the most reasonable prices. We have the
largest assortment OF all kinds OF wagons
and bugsies; win carry from /. COO TO 10000
lbs. At KLEIBER'S. 1426-1436 Folsom -
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-mau--con.

JAPANESE house cleaners and professional laur
drymen furnished By hour. day or week 1852
Powell ST.; phone Douglas 40.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03

EXPERIENCED cigar clerk and salesman; bes
references Box 3725. Call Office, Third an
Market.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
CITY REAL ESTATE
ROSS VALLEY HOME lots.


Take your children away from the dust
snd wind OF the city 10 the sunny slopes Il
Ross Valley, Marin county. There you nay
construct an artistic bungalow at small cost
among the most charming and healthful sur-
roundings. where fresh air IS King. pure wa
ter abundant and doctor bills scarce.
We are offering for sale IN extra. large lots
the famous home place OF the late Hall Me-
Allister. Mira Monte Park This park IS COW
cred with splendid oaks and thousansd 0f
other beautiful trees and shrubs add TO its
beauty The COrte MADEIRA creek runs through
swimming the year round.
If you are looking for a home site or a
lot for an investment, don't fail TO see this
land; Mind yoa. the sewer and water mains
are laid and the streets macadamized. so you
per cent cash; balance In small instailments.
Prices range from S4O0 TO SS00 for great
big lots, 80 feet front or more
Take Sausalito Ferry and electric train to
Kentheld. Agent AZ station with surrey. Go
tomorrow. You VIII. at least. have an enjoy
able outing. If you buy you viii make money
as well
LYON & HOAG.
e36 Market ST. at Montgomery
GOOD MONEY MADE IN BURLINGAME LOTS
We have sold hundreds OF lots in Bur
hngame and no one has lost cent; every
one has made or can make profit. The only
persons who have nor shade money in Bur
lngame are those who did not bug.
at Burlingame-g0Od schools, stores, dne sewer
system, water piped on al streets; gas mains
The Bay Shore "cut0H'' Is completed
which has reduced the time 70 20 minutes
for which $1,000. 900 has been spent. That
means that thousands OF people viii live
there and consequently increase values
We have only few lots left Prices range
from $500 to 1000; 70 per cent cash. bal
ance $40 per month Great big lots SO feet
front; some OF them 200 feet deep.
Go to Buriingame today and look around.
See
LYON & HOAG.
Branch Office opposite Burlingame station, OF
$50 Market St. s. F.
GO to PAUL EHM 24O5 18th ST. near Bryant.
lots $3.50; cottages. fats, at your own prices
Mission and Potrero-
So. a.TO0-Cottage. rooms; stable. F1orida
st. near 18TH
"a 4,5Oo-2 new. modern aats; Kansas st. near
ss.oO0-11 rOomed house; Goth ST. nr. Castro.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
cLATRvoyANTs-oontsnued

N-oo 1t.1tIyaEl, !oune-- gifteo, clair. and palm
correctly treat your loye affairs domestic
troubles, bus. and financial success; L soc:
o. 81 Hours 10 20 6. 1860 Ellis St nr Laguna
NME. JUSTUS. card reader; ladies &C. Gents
-Vcf Z" 70 8 except Sunday. 3ls5A 10th ST
MRS, SKATER. test and business medium;
clalrEoy2nti sittings daily. so7 Buchanan ST
MRS. E. HALL. card reading s87 Golden Gate
ave; hours ! 10 s.; room %
-slL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore St
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03

JAPANESE student wants position as housewor
in the city or country. YAMA, care Hinode
Co. 1893 Valencia st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03

YOUNG German wishes situation willing
do any kind of work; saloon or any wholesa
firm 900 Brannan ST.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
LODGING HousEs-continued

l. CAMERON L. CO.. Tel. Franklin l166.
634 Golden Gate av. near Van Ness.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
LoDGISG HOUSES FOR SALE

2s ROOMS, elegantly furnished. hot and cold
water fn every room. call bells. all modern im-
provements; located y block from Fillmore on
Furnished fats 70 rent in all parts Of city.
II you have business TO sell for
quick sale II you wish to buy, and
save money.
- rms Pine 81. clears Sl20. 250
2e rms, McAlllster ST.; clears $250.--. 2 $50
80 rms. clears $3.50. rent IS room . 3 80
rms: rent $50; On Fillmore ....... 400
rms; rent $50; California ST.. $50
rms; Ellis near Fillmore; clears $50; $500
rm. Tat; rent S4O..............-. 235
100 rms. water front location: modern eie-
vatOr service, rent s. per room; good chance
10 make money.
=. q NoAK & CO. room 4, 1915 Fillmore.
A-KRED0s& Co.---es4 MARKET ST.
Oldest, Most Reliable Rooming House Agents.
CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE.
81. lOo-l5 rooms. elegantly furnished. all new:
cost 50. 600; fine business location: clears 500
month KREDo q CO, Ss4 Market st.
S7S0--75 rooms. so beds: rents $50: 25c house.
clears 500 month KREDo, 9S4 Market st.
Sc 000--8o rooms; rent $3.50: water. gas. electric
furniture; clears $50; 900 cash. balance
mortgage or trade. kkEDo, S54 Market st.
81 500-l9 rooms; rent SIS: clears SIPS over
81 .2o0--wilI exchange room cottage in country
town FOR lodging house or good lots IN ;. F. or
across the bay. KRED0 & CO.. 934 Market
sso0-s room Tat; velvet carpets: fine fur; low
rent; clears $50; a snap kkEDOs s54 Mrkt.
The Washington times., 1908-04-02
CFefoHne Goats

Time was when we We're taught that
plain goods demanded trimmingI OF pat
termed stCfLs. and vice versa, but now
on the Ossa OF plaids and brOcaded ef-
Gec.s We pile the PeliOn OF stripes and
checks. One OF the latest cotton COS
tunes IS Of black and white checked
linen with a band on the skirt OF cross
wise maybe stripes The revers and
waistcOat are both arranged in this
prison Uniform fashion Yes. and we
have the prospect Of looking like per
ambuiatin-s bedroom screen in the new
c-etOnne coats that are o Startle US
with their magnidcence next summer.
What would our grandmother have
thought Of US walking abroad in a lac
simiie Of their best quilt covers.
The Washington times., 1908-04-02
That Tired Feeling
Relieved by Bath
AndGentle Massage

1t Is simple enough always TO preach
the wisdom OF refraining from getting
tired, but # is more helpful TO suggest
a few simple remedies when you have
already started the mischief.
To begin with the outward appear
ance- We will suppose a woman, fade6
and fretted, and overdone. who has L.
face some family party or social en-
gagement- She naturally wishes 10
make the best OF herself, and TO hide
the ravages OF fatigue. and time. First
Of all. let her take a warm bath. only
staying in it three minutes. Then let
her gently massage, rub well her entire
body with a soft towel and some mas
sage cream. IL she can add to her bath
half pint OF milk, or three handfuls
Of salt, or a handful or two Of sulphur
or bran. she viii feel much more eshIl-
arated- Let her then choose a aliiet
room in which 10 rest Her face should
be carefully washed in milk, and then
covered with a skin food, which by
massage should be completely rubbed
into the entire face. especially round the
eyes A glass OF not milk should then
be drunk. and sleep will almost ineY-
itably follow.
Before going out the face should be
bathed In water. one quart, 20 which a
large tablespoonful OF Eau de Cologne
has been added This will give a bright
ness TO the complexion and a tone and
vigor 10 the entire face and figure.
The Washington times., 1908-04-02
LONG Cloves in WeW Designs

As all OF the coats for the coming
season are fitted with three-quarter
sleeves, and almost all dresses have
half or even shorter sleeves. the gloves
are all elbow or longer IN length. bat
they are made IN ways quite different
from The product OF last year, for then
al long gloves were dressy, and now
only a few are dressy; the rest are
finished on the back with the usual
crows feet and fasten over the wrist
with a single pearl button, or even a
patent clasp
A new shade IS the apricot color,
which IS Of the very hghJest brown
with a faint shading Of pink, and some
are OF the old-fashioned red-broHn
stitched with red and UnadOrEed. They
are so large AMI so thick that they look
quite formidable for warm -teatEer
but there Is no doubt that the chamOis
gsuntlets viii return in elbow length
They are The coolest Of all summer
gloves and the easiest 10 take care Of,
and last year they were produced IN
al the usual cOl0rs-W hite, bun, and
gray
The Washington times., 1908-04-02
OLD TURKISH EMBROIDERY
REVIVED BY NEW FASHION

With the present-day fashion Of using
embroidery OF all kinds IN the trimmings
Of gowns and the insertion of the heavy
laces in the white costumes so much
worn, a rather curious use Of Oriental
acknowledgements been revived. For the
trimmings Of both winter and summer
costumes the heavy =hite Irish crochet
lace and the finer variety known as
baby Irish" are always suitable and
extremely effective. and the medaIlions
OF the heavier laces are much in de-
mand for insertions in waists and linen
gowns To supply this demand the
French modistes, who are always on the
lookout for something new. have dis
covered IN the Turkish embroidery or
lace, which IS made in quantities by
both men and women in the bazaars Of
Constantinople and the East. an excel
lent substitute for the more expensive
Irish crochet.
These laces. which resemble clc5Sly
the Irish lace. though they are not as
elaborate In design or as carefully I'm
ished as the real Irish. are handmade,
ana more like the thread lace. which IS
made with a needle, and which is made
in many varieties BY the peasants OF
the Continent ard elsewhere. Perhaps
the most curious part OF this Turkish
work Is its circular shape. which re-
Eembles the round table dolly, and is
I'm reality made for the purpose Of trim
ming the tops OF Turkish trOuse s. worn
by both men and women. In Cchstanti-
nople.
These pieces can be bought in any Of
the baZoars and elsewhere for the eX-
tremeiy modest sum Of two francs a
pair, or possibly In very elaborate de-
The Washington times., 1908-04-02

I sign at two francs fifty centines for
the OulnI, ana when imported IN large
quantities BY the French dressmakers.
sISn a. FaQuln and others. they prob
apiy cost much less. OF course. IN the
transition from the original makers
D the designers hands their value is
enormously increased. and as they are
handmade these lnedallions when in
serted In dresses and costumes. com
nland almost as much as the better
known varieties Of heS w lace Travel
erS in the East. howe rer, seeing these
trimmings. which are now offered for
sale al the aforementioned prices, have
brought home many OF these patterns
and Il Is astonishing 70 see what can be
done with them by little clever mani
pulatioa and how much they add 20 a
costume
The pieces all come In the circular
shape and are Joined together by the
pattern, 50 that care must be taken IN
dividing them not 10 destroy the design ;
but they can be used IN many ways.
either as medalhOns and insertions, OF
around the neclls OF dresses, in yOkes.
and In Chenisettes. Another rather an
noy1ng haEtt Of the Turks in regard 10
these trimmings. which would seem 20
show tha- they are not made solely for
a desire % obtain the best possible price
for their wares. IS that IL is extremely
difficult 20 obtain more than two or
three pieces Of the same pattern and de-
sign, so that II one IS anxious to trim
a dress or an entire costume IN this
manner ono Is sometimes obliged 10
make u.s. OF several different designs
Even the French houses. which import
them IN bulk. are never sure Of obtain
ing any great quantity OF the same
pattern, but perhaps the endless variety
and the slight uncertainty as 20 what
viii be the result OF the next consign-
ment rather adds 10 their novelty and
renders them considerably more attrac-
tive than the ordinary lace which IS
made by the yard
The Washington times., 1908-04-02
Lamp DEPARTMENT.

Gas Drop Light, with I0-inch white
shade, slightly damaged, reduced from
$500 20 S425
/ Electric Candlestick. Reduced from
s5.05 70 SS.75
1 japanese lamp Shade slightly dam
aged Reduced from S275 TO Sl-25
! Brass Candlestck- Reduced from
500 20 800
1 COPPER Candlestick. Reduced from
500 20 SIS
Nickel C2ndlestick- Reduced from
sc to 40c
dozen Bonbon Paper Boxes. assorted
colors- Reduced from CSC TO 30c dozen.
Fifth floor, G St
The Washington times., 1908-04-02
Pumpkin Pie Recipe

Three pounds Of pumpkin, six ounces
Of butter, six eggs three tablespoon
fuIs OF wine. two OF brandy. the rind
and juile Of one lemon, as much CHINA
mon as can be put on q dime
Cut the pumpkin in slices. pare 4
take out the seeds and soft parts. cut
Il into small pieces. and stew in small
quantity Of water until ter der. Thea
press in q colander until dr.
Turn it out in pan, put n the but
ter and salt and mash fine
When cool WhiSk the eggs until llgnt
and stir in. add sugar 10 taste, also
the brandy. wine. and cinnamon.
This IS sufficient for three or four
pies.
Line the plates with Pas:e and bake
in ?, quick oven