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New-York tribune., 1908-01-03

choice s24ac do other Western SII salGc:
M ST55? 55; DO 5atGS dark. @sis 81 s, % eas. soc
GAME-wid ducks only moderately active Rabbits
plentiful and most lots mathe es Ne Quote
WILD DUCKS e1nyas' RfT i1 RaaE W. Td es tea
81 soqsz ;a DO % sIi16a l6 DO green wing S5c
mon 20g4Oc: RABBITS. cottonta, per pair 2oa2'c' DO
AMP DaPs,5ss for aes PGa
nonH Sss steaGy Aha for Choice Cabbage
firm for fancy Brussels sprouts firm %erS
and and escarSl higher Cucum6ers dull Essplants
dIaggng 69' aa9 and S%s sPnah PaFssy StS
String beans .o steads . Te quote POTATOES
aesSnd SS s, EsR Co. 'd Do Mas psS
81 IS 81 10: do state Pennsylvania and Western. IN
bulk. $50 b 81 81 81 do state tat 81 and "ssts5 T
s.: SWEET PoTAToEs Jersey Dbl 81 80 & 50 g 50;
Ss SO Psf PBRTssELs sPRoGTs per quart i2c: BETS
81 bSi s7 q q 75s Nss oF!s1Rs csFRoP
SS New oTissna per 6bi 81 Soass: Bermuda ReT
cEIERY. eIsi State e. per- dozen stalks Soc DO
SG BsSish 6S Oo Seed 90 per tom ssasia do
s6as7; per bbl 55c 81 do red per Dbl 81 &c 20
Orleans q Ssi S4tTH per bs sssss per Gu
HMBE7Esc e: a1GEf; 5ST Loas Isan
per bb So do l9ns cut c9 cGate si
81 so; per half crate 5c9sl II: egspIants @ F9T =
"a box qs? SS cqssG g IS EEAf4sh
100 secs KAE Norfq 1sS BsE sntsss sS g $ S
LETTUCE Florida basket 25cgSl do New Kew 4 or
leans per 81 So; do half bbl basket % toe
LIMA BEANS, Bermuda. per box. So MINT. berinn-
da per box S1aSi %. ONIONS. small white pickle.
per hbl 81 so So so: Connecticut, white per DBL
81 5Oa 81 so; do yellow. s2Qs2 5O do red 81 Oo9S-
do state white per basket 81 81 70; do state ana
Western white per crate soc Gs1; do white per bag
s29s3: do yellow. per bag 81 81; do red 81 81 90
do Orange county. yellow. bag. 81 5oas2 20 rsS
sf TSI 80; SHALLOTS. New Orleans. per ooi. Sz9s3'
OYSTER PLANTS. per 100 lunches. s2@s3' OhEA
FIorIda per carrier 81 20 81 25 do Cuban ~ Wszi
PEPPERS Florida. per carrier. I5cg 81 90 40 Sugan
75casI Is: PEAS. Florida per basket 81 gsif PAftS
LEY Bermuda per s1M 81 %: do New Oriesns
curly per Dbl, So So: do plain. 81 9oq 80 oo PAts
SHIPS. per bb 75easi: RoMAINE New 40 0rIeSns E1nr
da per basket. soc as1; do Bermuda per box z'c a.
T5c: STRING BEANS. Florida. wax per oaskst ,s1 4r
crate 81 So 20: do green 81 5ogss sS2UAsH 81
Hubbard per bbI 81 90 81: do marrow 81 2Ssi 81 90
do Florida white per 81 81 So do cuban % bite &
slasl 25; SPINACH Norfolk per Dbl 81 lgsl 90, IT,
MAToEs Florida. per carrier. s1gs2 5o do Susa9
75cG 81 75 TURNIPS. Canada. rutabaga. per DOL s.g
81 49, and Long Island rssabasa c 'G go, sa
do New Orleans. white, bbl. slns2' DO oia WITT
per bb 81 25as1 5o wATERCREss per loo I oIhenes h
s1asi so; BEET TOPS. hothouse per oushel ooN'
IS 9Oc: CUCUMBERs, hothouse No j. Pf.sI per 9G1sn'
7ac a 81 L.: do No =. per box. S2nsS Se LEII -
hcthouse per dozen 1od e5c; MUSHROOMS ho6nSSss' S
nsr No. l0R 40c MINT hothouse per dozen euhSaes
IS a5Oc: RADIsHEs. hothouse. per 700 ounehss' >-S
IS: TOMATOES. hothouse. per 10, 4N ioc -. ~,.s
Toledo Jan. 2--CLOvERsEED.Cssn; $40 50: MaIen' s
$40 40 TIMOTHY - Prime. 81 20 ALSlkE - Frihe'
50 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York, January 2. l9o'


BEANS AND PEAs-Very little business was accom- CON-
pished to-day expected as we very raIeLy
have much demand either home or exnort puyers
irnmediatey following opening OF the year Prices
show no uuoabe charge. the strictly choice white va
ees being held generally steady Scotch peas oegn 10
arrive freely the tone Is not quite SO
strong. quote: BEANS. marrow. iso, choice. per
bush So 30as2 1906 50 25Gs2 27 do common 20
good. s2ds2 90 medium 1901 choice 81 2,,tqs2 50: 40
@S2 so: do common to good sZqSZ 20 90 Wnite kaey
1907 choice 81 65@S2 20: red kidney 1907 choice SZy
81 o5 DO good 81 s5sl So black turtle SOUP
choice 81 e5aS2 yellow 1907. choice. - lons2 ~;
lima California. s3 6oG$3 Co. PEAS Scotch lsu' bags
So 45dS2 50.
tohers needing fresh supplies OF fine table graoes
ana there was In these prices showing a
steady to Medlgm qualities are not moving 20
while fobbing Of special brands reach &c
business is at pc and lower ExporeIs
have taken of factory at IL lsc ana
negotiaons pending further lots at the istAer
,re Packing stock quiet. We qucte Creamery Specials
Der NJ 90c DO extras 29Q2eec do frsts, 261ta2sc do
seconds 24do6c; thirds. 2123c; do held specials
do extras ap27xc do hrsts 24q2ogc DO seconds
o3c: state dairy tubs fresh finest. 2iqsc do good 70
choice 25@2ec; do common to fair 2oI24e; process
oDSs iTss do thirds 15q &c., imitation creamery rsts
oos12tc. Western factory hrss. 1ss9 gsc; do seconds
IGLG1sc: do thirds I5Gl6c: rolls fresh. common 10
choice 1s1f9c: packing seck No l. lsc; do NO :. IL; DO
No g. ibalsc. -r.,.
rather quiet to-day the market mas hardly laity
onened as yet Holders fairly arm and cohhn.nt
in their views In hurry 10 urge business; rne
sknn Ia moderate supply sad bald orinly and there
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03

some interest shown chearer skins Exporters are
chases hae been made Liverpool cable: Finest Can
State full cream small coored and white, i5sic:
do arsf S9?Id 1 do late made best iia12c DO con
mon to fair efgIse % skins n u ia oo ' ss S n
mon. 31za41ac; do full skins. lq2c ~
fresh are moderate advces indicate moderate ship
mens in transit considering the increase OF demand
desirable to-day than can easily be suppea and
quite active prices @ for good e SIN, fine qga
ags rule sghs 5 m seected white fancy $a$4c do
good to choice sglc % eroTn t1ag sn1 H 2s a
and Southern frsts.. &c; do seconds 2,926c do
shss @isc DC Seconds ieSiSe DO thirds i5i5so do in
ferior. 12a14c lined. 13g1sc.
light quiet cranberres SOC higher straw6erries
9EafsqS lapsfq hf1Hy fm psS % ds
@ 4 Ssss FEda % pc.
g.RRE COD h, Sb sSs do do peer peer sa $
81 81 15 90 sTRAWBERRfEs Florida per quart. a6a50G
Poda per strap sSgs5 MANpARTNs Florida per
Sa SRSr 81 Fiorlda sadss Florida
CAYENNE. esy meats s2ass ss} S. do 10 ASSak 5os2
to expect just at the holiday on the Pacific
asa s5e n hae GF'
g1sss Tsaae af for T the s o but
grades down to Sc Scarcely sny ba rads on te m
GSs 1 dq Brine 1sai4c do medium loi2o do Pacific
Coast 1907 choice @ oql1G @ 90 % Prone bne 7s1e GO do at
1906 s1oc: Pacific Coast 1903 choice 5c' do medium
Hay AND STRAw-The market is hrrner. although
not ouotably higher demand picked on Tuesday
and receivers became confident and holding out
s1adeoso oo we a99e 9 do No to / s5csi o5 do Shipping
sSSase; sTRAw esgsss ss do short and tangled
rye, e0c do and wheat, b5dtoc - =
POULTRY-ALIvE-Receip' two days Is cars oy
Chickens fowls cleaning up promptly
on arrival. the feeling Is drm Very few turkeys
sins Rfs Re RgefS ouoe: sea caTeKES efs s fowls
10 lac: BOOSTERS per ID. SC: TURKEYS. per 10 l3c;
DUCKS Western per rb I2c do southern END and SOUTH
pa EI ITRYopR EssfDIsunDiies OF Southwestern
onv moderately active prices shade easier Chick
ems and fowls still showing effects Of the late mild
unfavorabe weather and most lots are opening up camp
and sweaty little call for strictly fancy
lots In perfect condition such shade hrner.
bm there was scarcely outlet for cheaper grades
Nearly all and arriving are more or less
@ ~ condition Choice squads held fairly steady,
hn small birds slow and irregular. We quote: Dry
racked-TURKEYS. Jersey. MARYLAND and delaware per
ana Michigan scalded hens and toms. fancy, l79lsc;
do other western scaided 15a1Tc; Go Western dry
bsns and toms fancy 1Tc: western dry picked
I2316c do Southwestern. iitlIe do old mems prime
INc do old toms. lac: do old fair TO good, isnl8c
nsir ner 10 22d23c: Pennsylvania. to 4 ro fTss
sc do poorer grades I2G14c: do western dry picked
i8Gaoc: do scalded l2H14o: SPRING CHICKENS roast
Westera dry picked. milk fed fancy liqioe; DO dry
nioked ID and 60 pair. boxes i2ise; do bb i2c
do medium weights lOglle: 90 on' d ana M'c5g1n 4i
FOWLS western. dry picked selected heavy culls out
boxes I2Me; do bbls 11ha12c do poor to me medium; sG
Western scalded TG11c: do southwestern. Toll i4e
CAPoNs Ohio per H. ieg2oc: Old COCKS. dry picked
and scaidsa. So: SPRING DUCKS. Ohio and Michigan
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
e contract prices in the local market To-Day

The local market for Erot cotton vas queI VIII quo
4ti08i and Il sc So' for nddne Deliveries oniTaes
foiiogs ealveston and New orleans holiday Noble
onet 1isc higher at 1880 sales. 45 bales Charleston
steady 1-l6c lower at lo$tG Mortoi & q@iet @ IaPer
al II slsc saies bales Memphis seady mnc,anged
at at Il &C. saies az bales Houston quiet unchanged at
Tmated receipts at leading points for Fridas Al
Galveston 15oo0 Il 600 bales against 3Io "a aeo
St "a W sG baies against bales last and II
baFI TIoi a7I And MEAI-Demand for -four was very
I5ght G,Gngj neanged and r Rye
in demand at firm prices a9e fo9wns are
PTafss PPrag q@Gtsa pa5en's s. sTaghs s. 3
ass s3%s4 20 s5r9 MG Wintsr dnist
S. So 90 per 100 n rye FLoUR-Frm Quoted
fa s7@Ss H. oh@jGe ot5 10 faFey Kn % Gfed
5, x55sI a. s. 92t59s & Sine a5iS
steady city sten6s s 29Gfeo 9S noaf do
sRT 56 red dog AZ DsSsbsF shPnesa5 s56 d city
bran 81 So s09 6ak $50 R9niny chop s27 SIS 20
SEX appeared to be in fg
The wheat ns aFet a9tnR I far % from Rf'h hs top The
from i9Sso sarted by str rg Liverpool cables
of lighter Argentine offerings and freezing %eahe[ IN
SUI in Chicago credited with ne[a in in
considerable scale. and shorts were good buyers ] al
tbS very light offerings throughout the session At best
point prices were within eysd hat 9 the upturn had
temporarily spent itself there was sGoa oe
dSsy IN the suyng accelerated by reports
ssere dsmsge in parts OF Argentina from wind ana
rain Higher received from the Unite, @
49, sn1 Continent wheat and corn ana export
sales aggregated loads of wheat, mostly ouru
seaboard wheat and -four clearances partly for two
days were 12J0o 900 bush At the same time s
$4,000 bush three days last year Inc Lyrrpoo @
Gloss was at top and 2q2d hishsr .nan on nst
day Berlin closed CSC higher and bqoapes, &c n ot
lower II was that mtiers were large ouyers u
wheat IN the Minneapolis market There was no IN, N
though prices worked on slightly near the enose 4 a.
mort vas little bearish Cash wheat IN tne local o. s
kst ras frn and higher closing ss foLows' No Ieu,
s. o7E elevator and 81 0sG aroat: 20 ga n
T,,I,+b 81 os& No hard winter. 81 IoH -
aaaat CoRN-The market vas sScspIonAy % os gon3
s dsv and Nc net higher There vas %elS So
eomrnssIon buying on TIL light reeeips t ao r u
.dysnre of I'd Liverpool The Dulnsh fIlce
1ent report and lighter country oneTinss ~ TIs
Nth tine wheat strength also had an htuehSe
estimate Argentine shipments was os s were
= ia-ss as the previous week, seapoaIn nn
S,IrsI and interior receipts much smaller thsn aSt
ssoet and No white, 70Ac an,a,; TsneI t, anS
nnasnsi OATs-Between commission house ouytns ani III
Ne strength IN other grains oats we're Qulte ur & 81
sno Losing near top. Cash oats were sea1y anu
oneed as follows the local market Mixed 20 ,i0ns5 10 S
"a natural white 26 30 81 fo % 90 &c anu eIppsa
s1e s2 to 40 b6s ge2ac ar Ell. hIir' .I
ket nominal
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
New York. January l. 1905.

ADVERTISER is desiroUs of meeting gem
tleman who can command capital up to S5000O
or 100000 for use in connection with large
high-caSs and very profitable manufacturing
business. Funds required for about six months
when ample capital will be available and party
can then withdraw remain interested IN the
business as may be agreeable.
A very large profit be realized and secur-
ity for amount invested can be deposited in trust
if desired.
Highest references given and required
Principals only Address, appointing inter-
view. WESTWARD box 962, New York Post
Office
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK

-. r.. Cor 9th Ave. and 10th 81
INTEREST AT THE RATE or -FOUR Pen CES.x>
PER will be credited dep0stors Tor tEs 81
MONTHS and THREE MONTHS ENDING DEE 81
1907 on from nvs dollars 90 three tnoosnns
dollars entitled thereto under the ey-tA"s pasAo'
" - CUINTAN. President
CHARLES 81. BUTCHER ErsAA
ns5asfs mads On or before JAN 10 1908 vtis ars>
interest from JAN. l. l86A
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03

C0TTON-The cotton market had a weak day. and
while the closing steady prices showed net
loss of 2226 points. Sales estimated at 225 600
bales The market opened at g decline Of 6I16
under active selling by brokers who supposed
operating The appearance of large
lines long cotton coming the market attracted
general pressure, and while the market raj
lied 3 points during the middle Of the ses-
sicn, continued nervous and unsettled
and reached the lowest level during the late trad
ing. The close little up from the lowest on ths
With Liverpool ana New Orleans closed
there was little news. and most local trad
ers had expected and uneventfu day, SO that
or less as sur
Ie Various theories advanced TO account for the
drwpward movement being that certain interests
had very advces as TO the probable shog 81
another that the deNeopaeh's N
certain railroad circles had affected parties VINO were long
Of the cotton market There was conPa+Feiy LtLe ~!
ns IA spot conditions in the South The markets
nfcisliv reported unchanged to sc higher ocal
6-eTes 7 January contracts % 900 bales II mao
ben ~ther anticipated the parties whose operations
responsible the advance before the
hcidav folicw up their advantage hy sgp2o1s 20
se- market in hope Of influencing Liverpool ana
Ist9,r good selling basis for realizing his morning
there vas no support Of consequence during ne ente
houeTer and local sentiment eeened to be cf more
beETish average
The range Of contract prices IN the local naTet To-Day
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03

.ho.o. t1151121sc. do other Western, Sal:c: GEESE
MarvIand choice 12Q13c. do Western, '9llc; GUISEA
I11yJI = Young per pair. do old. 6ogIo S2UABS
mime large white per dozen. 81 1898 10; do mixed
81 *. do dark 81 23, DO cus. soc
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03

GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
and 18th St
New York. December 2. 1907
Interest at the OF FOUR t) PER CENTUA per
an1m Will be credited dep0sitOrs for the six months
endpg December 1907 all entitled thereto
under the bylaws exceeding three thousand S30eo)
dollars - IA
draw Interest from January 1. 19os
~ CASIMIR TAG. President
c. + AMTHOR. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
BOSTON STOCKS.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-17
NEWS OF EVANSVILLE.
,eciaI Correspondence of The Star.

EVANSVILLE, Md, July II, 1908.
Dan NJ Bachelor of Bladensburg was
before Justice Dahler last evening
charged with disorderly conduct and as
sault and battery. He was fined So in
the first case and paid it. The charge OF
assault and battery was preferred by
Henry Radtka of Bladensburg, and
.Bachelder was compelled to give bond in
the sum of $500 to guarantee his appear
ance at court next October.
Benjamin Lightbown. Preston Bernard
and Otto Gebhardt of Brentwood were
before Justice of the Peace Carr here
Wednesday evening charged with disor-
DERBY conduct. The specific charge was
that the boys stoned the house of Louis
Bosworth. Bosworth declared his home
had been stoned on several occasions.
After all the defendants had been closely
examined Arthur Payne stepped into the
courtroom and declared that he had
thrown the stone. The Judge thereupon
dismissed the charge against the other
three boys.
The will of Frederick Skinner has been
admitted to probate in Upper Marlboro
and letters testamentary granted to Mar
garet Johns Skinner. w. c. Chichester
and Frederick Sasscer have been appoint
ed appraisers.
been admitted to probate and letters teS-
tamentary granted to Elizabeth Shreve
and Enos r. Shreve.
The grading of the section of the
Baltimore boulevard between
Cherry hill. near Berwyn, and North
RlVerdaie is practically completed and
the work of placing on the stone will be
commenced within the next week. Sew
eral heavy cuts have been made, and the
roadway is now on easy grade through
q ma gar 1y l,ac hno,, al. ,aI
on this section the entire route between
Beltsville and Johnson avenue, Hyatts-
Vile. nearly eight miles, will have been
completed. The macadam is to be fifteen
feet wide. with space On either side of
five feet for drainage purposes There is
about half a mile of the stretch above the
bridge at the experiment station College
Park, that will not be improved at this
time. 1t is proposed to change the course
of Paint branch at the bridge which will
involve heavy expense, necessitating
delay until the legislature makes an APP
preparation for the purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-17

To many young mothers it will sound
absolutely brutal to suggest for the good
Of the household baby must be left alone
to cry when his screaming comes from
temper. Babies are amazingly clever at
discovering that they get what they want
from indulgent parents by crying for it,
and this being the case, they will keep
themselves and the entire family in a
more constant state of uproar and fret
fulness than most persons can stand and
retain sound nerves.
To cry is instructive, and the sooner
baby learns to control the impulse the
stronger and better he will be, both nerv-
ously and physically. little baby who
is permitted to shrek at the top of his
lungs each time he wants something is
almost always weak physically. Some
times ii is true. weakness is the cause
Of crying, but as rule an infant becomes
sickly from nerves and crying, for there
is nothing more exhausting than sobs and
tears.
Find Out Cause of Babyls Crying.
AS soon as baby shows disposition 10
cry every possible effort must be made
to discover the cause. 1t is easy to tell
whether or not sickness is the reason.
for there will be little whimper in the
sound that never comes from temper or
hunger. The hungry cry is aspeevish
one; screaming is either from discomfort
or temper. When baby continues it, re-
fusing to be pacified, every garment he
has on should be examined, to make sure
that no pin or stiff linen is sticking into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-17
A Handsome Portiere.

Take a piece of serge or linen the re-
qured size, make a two-inch hem at the
top. and fasten to wooden harness rings
which have been gilded, stained or paint
ed to harmonic with the room. Make
two-inch hem on each side and ravel the
bottom for about six inches and knot
into fringe. This last. however. Is quite
optional.
Next outline in colors bold. conven-
tional design, 'either in bands little way
from the top and bottom or up one side
and over the top. To outline use linen
floss or Peri-Lusta, using the ordinary
outline stitch.
Now prepare some aniline dyes of the
required colors, and with common brls-
tie brush stain the design inside the out
line. and your portiere is ready, says
Woman's Life.
Take a piece of one and one-half inch
rope. and, after passing it through the
rings, stretch across the top of the door
and fasten firmly to each side: tie loops
at each end and ravel the rope to make
tassels.- The rope as we'll as the design
may be touched ,up with different colored
bronzes if desired. If you will dip the
rope in strong tar water you will not be
troubled with moths. This method of
decoration would be very effective for
curtains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-17
SUSTAINS FRACTURE OF SKULL.
Resident of Alexandria Falls From
a Street Car.

Mrs. E. l.. Summers. tifty-five years of
age, of 500 Duke street, Alexandria, Va.
Is in critical condition at Freedmen's
Hospital. where she was taken last night
suffering from injuries received by fall
ing from a street car.
Mrs. Summers was on the way to visit
her brother-in-law, James Palmer. 1929 S
street, employed in the ordnance division
of the War Department. She was on
14th street car. and shortly before it
reached the corner of 14th and streets
Mrs. Summers reached up to press the
signal button. 1t was noticed that her
arm dropped suddenly and her body be-
came rigid. She remained in an upright
position while the car went more than
square. and then she suddenly rolled from
her seat and fell to the street. Several
persons seated near her endeavored to
grasp her as she fell, but without success
She was unconscious when picked up.
The patient was removed to the hos
pital. where the physicians found she had
sustained fracture Of the skull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-17
&VdulNflADEK5
THE BABY
IS VERY IMPORTANT DUTY
Do Not Pet 1t When 1t Starts Crying, and IN a
Short Time 1t Will Learn Instinct
lively to Control Impulse.

the flesh This satisfactorily determined.
baby must be disciplined. no matter how
young he is To do this it is necessary
to leave him alone in another room and
close the door He must be made per-
Iectly safe and comfortable. If too tiny
to sit up. he can be fixed in his crib Ii
a little bigger he may be surrounded by
pillows on the floor and left there. 1t
is not safe to put him on a bed. for then
he might fall off.
Difficult for Mother.
1t requires great self control on the
part of a mother to endure the shreks
that ensue during this treatment, but if
she does answer the screams the future
will only be harder for both. If left to
himself after a time he will go to sleep
or, if he stops screaming, he may be
taken at once to the place in which he
usually stays. There should be no de-
lay in this for baby will learn with aston
isnng quickness that he has society as
soon as he IS quiet.
Temper, with which all children are
born. is a curse OF mankind when it is
not controlled. Sooner or later every
person is obliged to do this in greater or
less degree. and the mother who begins
early to help her baby to hold his, even
though her help" may seem to be taking
the form Of punishment, is fulfilling one
of the greatest duties of her maternal
office.
The sooner she begins it. the easier for
all concerned. Let this thought strengthen
mother to bear. the shrieks as they
come from baby left alone in the next
room.
She will have a more wholesome
natured and sounder bodied child than
If she permitted him to weaken himself
through temper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-17
Special Values i'm
WOmen's Underwear.

~ EVERAL exceptional val
w qfndi in M4m zen 6 Snmmsr
Gowns and Corset Covers,
made of lightweight nainsooks,
cambrics and muslins, neatly trim
med with lace, embroidery, inser-
ton, ruff1es, beading, ribbon. ETC.
Women's Gowns of good quality muslin
and cambria; high and We neck; long
sleeves: yoke of tucks and embroidery;
neck and sleeves finished with embroidery.
SOC each. Value, 75c.
Women's Gowns of good quality MAIN
sock and cambria: high, low, square and
We necks; long and short sleeves; various
ly trimmed with pretty laces and inser-
tons or dainty embroideries finished with
beading run with pink or blue ribbon.
$I.oO each. Value, ST.. 80.
Women's Corset Covers of cambria and
nainsook; full front; low round neck;
trimmed with laces, embroideries, beading
and ribbon.
25c each. Values, 900 and soc.
sock, with ruff1es Of embroidery and
tucks; also with wide hemstitched ruff
fleS.
Special value, soc pair.
Third floor. Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-17
Romney Hat Popular.

The Romney hat is gaining -avor, but
doubt whether it will ever reach the
craze accomplished by the Merry Widow.
Though no smaller by actual measure
ment than the popular sailor shape, the
brim takes on a decided droop and the
crown rounds itself; in fact, the genuine
Romney Is not unlike a wooden chopping
bowl, inverted upon the head and resting
on a bandeau.
Shading a pretty face on a slender fig
ure this is a most bewitching bit Of head
wear It can, however, suggest the gro
tesque with equal facility, SO the aver
age woman should beware.