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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29
ATTORNEYS LIFE THREATENED
Delegation Representing Night Rid
ers Calls on Kentucky Prosecutor.

PADUCAH, KY, March "9.-County
Attorney Krone of Lyon county, who
last week dismissed the militia doing
duty around Eddyville. was visited late
Saturday night by a delegation repre-
Senting the night riders. who Informed
Mr.. Krone that unless he recommended
d dismissal of the prosecution and the
settlement of damage suits IN different
courts his life would pay the forfeit.
Last night a meeting was held in Mr..
krone's office at Eddyville and as a re.
suit twenty citizens are standing guard
day and night around the little town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29
Serum to Prevent Epilepsy.
to The Star.

SpecIhI IabIesTdIn 10 i &c SUI.
VIENNA. March 29.-Thc Wiener Medi-
cinische Wochenschrift published an ar
ticle stating that a serum has been in
vented against epilepsy. The inventor is
d. Hugo Zuzak, physician at a mill
tary lunatic asylum at Nagyszombat.
Hungary. 4 great many cases are
quoted of so-called epilepsy. particularly
of children. in which the injection of the
serum has caused an entire cessation of
illness. or at least a partial cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29
virginia's Monument at Gettysburg.

YORK. Pa. March 29.-The action TAX
on by the state of Virginia in deciding
IL place $4,000 monument on the Get
tysburg battlefield is said to indicate
that number of other southern states
VIII eventually place memorials at Get
tEsburg to the troops which took part in
The decisive conflict. Gov. Swanson Of
Virginia with other members of the Vir-
sinia Gettysburg monument commission
VIII meet in Gettysburg, April to Sc
itct site for the Virginia monument
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29
New ssWOOlteX9' Suits
For Women

- He best style ideas OF
4 the whole season you
~ will find crystallized III
these beautiful "Wool-
tex" Suits. Behind them is the
whole seasons work of the
"Wooltex' Style Bureau IN
Paris-under the direct super
vision OF the famous Madam
Savarie.
Usually. the best style ideas
come from Paris, but Wool
tex makers do not stop there.
They go farther than Paris tor
STYLES. The famous shops OF
London, of Berlin. were search
ed and their costliest models
imported so that their master
designers might study them
and these master designers
have combined the best OF all
that Paris knows, the best Of
all that could be learned i'll
London. Vienna. St. Peters
burg, into charming American
styles.
More than fifty thousand dol
lars are spent by the makers
Of "Wooltex each year, sim
ply for style. But the superb
ority of their garments does not
stop with style. They go
farther and do more to get ex-
ira quality material than any
other makers Of womens gar
ments. And on top Of the quail
ity in "Wooltex" materials
there is quality in "Wooltex'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29
Pictures for
Easter Gifts.

~ HE custom of giving Eas-
4 ter gifts i'll the shape Of
~ pictures gotten UP es-
pccially for Easter has
grown from year to year, until at
present it is almost as much of an
event as Xmas giving.
We are showing an excellent as
sortment this year, i'll subjects
suitable for the den, bedroom,
living room and other parts OF the
house.
black and gold frames. Each --.-.-. ~
..Madonnas,' Lady With the Nun" o-o
Cupid Asleep and others Each ~
Landscape scenes in brown. gold and
brown and gold frames. Each.-------- %oC
w xSye Ko petu Fso. Sht cA FIRST time Won
'Billiken'' and many other interesting A..
suoJects- Faeh' --.-.---..--..
Fancy Heads, in oval gold frames. Each soc
Hand -coored Pictures. in fancy gold -oo
frames. Eacn. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wv
Gainsborough Girls. in brown venecred ro.
Ifames Each -----.-............... OOS
..Madonnas." Countess Potoku''
1.-The Cleaners and Others in dull gold ~
frames. Each. ............. LOO
to o% a trhneh E rIn's IN old gold frames $oo
mats and f"sy gold "n gold Soo
Es msndseare Scenes IN deep gold frames $I.oo
frames, Each " ''.... =" ''""" SIOo
Oval Pictures. ''MadOnDas,' Queen Louise :"
Duchess Of Devonshire'' aud others, O. ~,
In broad brown frames Each. ......... Pi'oO
Fourth Floor, Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29
Fatally Injured by a Fall.

haHERSi ON \, Md, March 29.-Cyrus
Mentzer' native of this county and for
q number of years we'll known resident
OF Ringgold district was fatally injured
by a fall, on his farm near McConnells-
burg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29
Quarrel Leads to Murder at Norfolk.

NORFOLK. Va, March 29.-Murder
was the result OF quarrel over money
between Jack Scott and Frances BOYD in
HE womans room at 70 Fox lane late
saturday night. Scott surrendered to
the police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29
Beautiful Easter Millinery.

HE surprising degree of talent which have after
of development attained organization of artist
W designers is two-fold.
In Americanzng the Partisan
especially distinctive features the original models
reproduced adaptations to add pecepby to
their charming Individuality
In original constantly
preston ideas which than the pres
ge this long establishments of authentic
modes
combined exhibition of French Hats models
will prove delight all who love of fashion
beauty.
The order should be placed without further delay
second hs,, Tenth s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29
Continued Special Sale
Valuable Books.

~ HE books comprising this sale works of merittle
writings of prominent autorsand all worthy place
W. in library The low prices which they offered
make them doubly valuable.
The books all perfect but being the shelves for about
years termed they in first
class condition.
have picked the following titles from just
to show the high character Of the works in this SALE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29

The Crystal Button by Chauncey
Thomas: a story OF the mechanical in
ventions which the author believes will
be in use 5000 years hence; hitting
companion to Bellamy's Looking Back
ward; cloth; 302 pages.
Three Tales" by William Douglas
O'Connor, containing THE Ghost" THE
BraZen Android'' and the carpenter;
the kind of stories that will send cold
shivers down your back; cloth; $40
pages.
Looking Further Backwards" by Ar
thur Dudley Vinton: a book built on the
same lines as Bellamys famous Looking
Backward; cloth; SO pages.
The First Cruiser Out" and other
stories. by William .. S,oddard; thrill.
ing stories of life on the ocean; cloth;
2ol pages.
Special price, 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29
Designed Especially for Easter Gifts.
White Goods
For Umderclothese

@ImpS1 L ARE making a
Il III Ill special showing in
NAA1 White Goods De
partment of the re-
liable qualities of English Main
sock and English Longcloth.
These are the most satisfactory
cotton materials known for under
clothing. They come in I2-yard
lengths, as follows:
English Naimsook.
II yards for $I.5o.
II yards for SI.75.
II yards for $500.
II yards for $2.25.
English Longcloth.
II yards for SI.5o.
II yards for $I.75.
II yards for $500.
II yards for S2.25.
Second floor. Eleventh ST.
Dainty Layettes
Tore H., Tm orh~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29
Ayers Toilet
ations.

@ y e.: :s 4: " +: ;:: +:
Toilet Preparations,
which we are demonstrating in
our Toilet Goods Department.
We will be pleased TO acquaint
you with the merits Of these prep
arations.
Face Cream, jar. Observation-Disclosures. SI.5O
Face Powder. box soc and SI.OO
Cream. with BaIsam of Pine. JAZZ. pl.OO
Creme Delicias, jar. SI.OO
Lotion Deicias, jar................. SI.OO
Luzuris. jar. Observation-Disclosures. soc
Eau de Besute. bottle. .............. $I.oo
la Belle Coquete. liquid $1.00; paste. zoe
Wrinkle Eradicntor, bottle. ...... $I.oo
Powdor bottle n" ."a .au'u race $I.oo
Bleach bottle. ''N'. .o.on anu iaee $I.oo
scapnol Tonic, bottle ............ $I.oo
Hand Bleach and Whitener, bottle. SI.OO
Complexion Brushes. G. Jc>
Main floor, q ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29
Special Values inn
Dam1ask Cloths and Napkins

GdC INEN DEPARTMENT announces a Importation of
m Fine Scotch Damask Pattern Cloths and Napkins. This
~ order placed time agowlen prices Danlask
much lower than preSent-wllch a saving
And being imported direct further saving-a
double saving fact Therefore, them very
special values
The Cloths round designs including poppy balls
shamrock and ribbon lilac scroll and cysanhemum fern
and lily, and maidenfar fern,
2N2 yds, 81 90 each 21ax21e yds 5000 each.
ox,H ,ds s,ooe,ch o1axs yds, $3.50 each.
/@ S' ~ ~ 2IaN31a yds, SS75 each.
214xo4 yds, $500 each 2sN4 yds. $1,000 each.
The Napkins also III round designs MATCH size ex,
inches
Special price, 5000 the dozen.
Also lot 600 dozen) Scotch Damask Napkins of very good
quality and weight; size 2o-incll.
Special price, $500 the dozen.
Second floor, Eleven ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29
Tops and
Marbles.

~ HE season for these two
4 very popular amusements
" is here. We are showing
large line OF all the vari-
Gus kinds.
Wood Tops. Each. .................... &c
Whistling Tops. Each. ......... &C
Rubberneck Tops. Each. &C
Jersey Lily Tops. Each. ........ sc
Spring Winding Tops, for 100 and ,-c
small girls and boys. Each. Nv oiiu ~
Top Cords. . for. Observation-Disclosures. &C
Real Comedian Marbles. Each. SC to 25c
Imitation Cornelain Marbles. Each, Jo,,
&c; dozen
Steel Marbles. Dozen. ............... IOC
Glass Marbles. Dozen. ................ IOc
White Marbles. Dozen. ....... sc and SC
White Marbles. BOX Of 100 .... lSC
Fourth Floor, Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29

Workmanship. Yet these goods than ordinary
hurredy made garments which utterly lack WoolteN style
divduality, quality and workmanship.
And "Wooex garments will give two seasons satisfactory
servce-the label is your assurance Of that.
$500, $500 and SA2.5O each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29
Guaranteed
Sewing Machines.

~ ENERAL good. practical
VA reasons why our Sewing
~ Machines are the equal Of
the best:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29

"DartneII." by Benjamin Swift: the
story OF a bizarre incident; boards; lS6
pages.
"Mazel." by Richard Fisguill; a charm
ing love story; cloth; 32l pages.
Memoirs of Millionaire, by Lucia
True Ames: cloth; 3.5 pages.
AN Analytical Index to the Works of
Nathaniel Hawthorne" with a sketch of
his life; cloth; 294 pages
Boston Monday Lectures, by Joseph
Cook. containing twenty of the famous
lectures delivered in Boston. in 1S7S-79;
cloth; 307 pages.
THE TRANSPORTATION of Christ" by
Frank w. GunsauluS. containing the
eight lectures on this subject; cloth; 261
pages.
Sc the Volume.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-29
Dainty Layettes
for Infants.

%HE preparation of lay
4 I cites for babies nowadays
~ involves SO much labor
and such all expenditure
OF time that women are rapidly
realizing the wisdom OF buying i'll
:ants outfits already made, as
they are far daintier i'll stitching
and finish than the home-sewed
articles.
Attention is called to the fol-
lowing outfits, which are COM
plete with the necessary articles
for the comfort of the baby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18

sugar 10 taste. as some like much
Rweeter than others. First grease
Lbs plate and line with good pie
crust All pics that are moist need
a richer crust. as the liquid soakS
-, and makes II tougher Allow an
'tfwh or more when cutting off OK.
'rrh crust. 20 double. and build up
~. pie. 40 Il viii be thick when
done. Crimp the edge with thumb
and forefinger, Beat the eggs. add
a tiny bit OF salt. the sugar and
nllk. stirring Il thoroughiy. then
fiN plate and CRATE nutmeg over
the top. DO not have the oven too
hot. eiae ruEinrd will whey. Elk.
perienee wiil have TO be your teach
or. as no given rule would work at
all times. Don't have che oven cool
enough 20 melt the edge OF crust
else the pie viii run out When
gently awslled all over. IL will be
done IF you touch the center with
your finger and II feels firm. YOU
may know Il is thoroughly cooked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18

BE sure your fruit il not too ripe.
"a the iulcinees and flavor are not
80 strong az In xreaucr fruit. and
they DO not keep 80 we'll. Pare the
peaches and stone. Now weigh
them. and to every pound add n
pound Of sugar. Meanwhile crush
the stones. take out the kernels
and pound 1hem fine. Take about
one-quarter Of them. cover with
water and boil bard for 10 minutes.
or until soft. then place back on
stove TO simmer. Take q good sized
kettle. put In layer Of sugar. layer
Of peaches and so on until all n
used. Now place on the no, covers
Of stove until sugar is melted and
peaches warmed through. Now add
kernel 20 water. boil steadily until
soft aud clear. take off stove and
take up fruit with a bean skinner.
put on platter 10 get cold. but keep
on boiling strip for IA minutes or
so after you have stirred In the white
OF an egg This Is so you can skim
the strip. The egg brings the scum
70 surface quicker Put peaches In
jars and cover with hot strip 10
flow over. put covers on tight and
set away In dry collar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18
MAINLY ABOUT
WOMEN

Men--if a girl dreams OF men
who are unknown to her Il il a
sign that she will have many ad-
mlrers aud that she will eventual.
~ marry foreigner
Mluer-To dream that you see
a miner foreiells some unexpected
visit II the miners are NJ work
the dream denotes adversely.
opal-To dream OF this precious
stone denotes great luck.
Owi-To dream Of an owl fore
tells your marriage 10 a very clcv.
or man. You will be very fortunate
In your marriage. for II viii bring
you great wealth. power and posi-.
ton.
Rlver-To dream OF a river de.
notes long life.
Rinsing TO dream that you are
rinaing washed linen II a sign that
you are about to charge your sit
nation.
Rnmbie-To dream that you are
rambling IN green fields denotes
success and happiness In your love
affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18

DILL Pow-top Ribbons in an excel
NIUUUu lent assortment of colors; desirable
for fancy-work; yard &c.
Values Black WE'VE, Ribbon y in width.
from No. to No. 40, priced fol-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18
ON SWEEPING DAY

for comfort. and because they are
washable.
For the bath tho oatmeal bag II
an inexpensive luxury. 40 one
pound - oatmeal add one-shigd
pound Of any good toilet soap
Clipped tine. and one-quarter OF a
pound ~ almond meal. An equal
amount % orris root makes an eie.
CANT addition. Make small bags Of
che"secioth and fili with the mix.
turc.
Some women cannot wear gloves
with comfort. and their nails In.y.
itably become dry. brittle and dis
colored- To soften brittle nails.
soak them IN warm sweet oil every
evening. 20 remove dlscoIoratfona
about the nails. apply pumioe stone
and peroxide with a stick OF orange
wood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18

xa little cold cream IN each
rs1 and dust viii stick 20 the
u41
Ascent bathing Gag of ample
~ \ mst the thing 10 protect the
F. X trm dust
Ia syes are inGiamed after
I'd rzzk them With a little boz
uxx{ dissolved In warm water.
xs1sNH and water solution.
1sx iepends upon the soft
IN 49,. not the loose shoe
~ y rub Shoes with run.
IN I'D cause more hackaches
o. ksssl labor with the broom
ru<nn
as>sr gloves tear easily when
NJ sale suseplng. and heavy
y tssss make the hands perspire.
o~p Waite cotton gloves Of gen.
Frs sxs ARE 10 be recommended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18

lows: No. 5, &c yard No. Z 20c yard No. 9 50
yard. No. II, 35c yard No. 10 45c yard. No. p
SOC yard No. 40, 55c yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18
From MARY%
BOOK
50 81
Lamb Boulettss and New Cabbage.

Lamb Bouiettes ard New Cabbage.
Take the scrap ends OF uncooked
meat enough 20 measure one pint.
pus through a mincer. Add 20 this
~ mint leaves. Y OF an onion,
minced fine. 2 tahlespoonfuim os but.
ter. / teaapoonfnl OF salt. u tea,
spoonful OF paprika, J rolled milk
crackers. yolks OF eggs Roll into
small fingers. dip into beaten yolks.
then into cracker crumbs. Fry In
deep fat. Serve on nsw cabbage.
shredded. cooked tender. then drain.
"a aud bot cream. butter. pepper
and salt added Carninh with hard
boiled eggs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18

| PLEASE TELL ME- |
wONtk's QUESTIONS ANswIRtD
| By CYNTHIA GREY

There are a number OF lettars
from schoolgirls on my deak. which
L viii bunch together and answor
as well as | can. &C. T." and "A
Reader" want 10 know how long
skirts should be for girls of 10, aud
how 10 reduce their flesh. Wear
your skirts Just below the shoe
tops. To reduce your flesh, take
plenty OF outdoor exercise. and
sweep and scrub Whenever your
mother tells you she IL ready for Il.
Those who know say there Is moth.
ing better 20 reduce fat than ordi.
nary homework. &C. r." also
Wishes 10 know how 10 dress her
hair. Part the hair. fluff Il up a
little at the aides. braid e loosely
In two hralds and bring II around
the head crossing Il IN front. That
IL the prettlest and umartest way
girl can wear her hair. TO my mind.
Thirteen" asks II ahlrred skirts
are going 60 be worn, and II SO. how
deep a white wool dress should DO
ahlrrcd, Make your dress with a
princess bodice 90 the hipa Then
just az the curve 81 tho hip shir the
skirt 10 the bodice In three groups.
shlrring Is very popular Just nov.
Eva" Is u. and large for her age.
She wants advice as 20 the length
OF her dresses. the method Of wear.
ing her haid and the number Of
dressea she needs for school. Since
you are large. your skirts should
roach nearly TO your shoe topa Part
your hair. roll Il at the sides, braid
Il. turn the braid up and tie II close
TO the head with a large bow OF
wide ribbon the color Of the dress
YOU wear. Two simply made
dresses Of mohair or cashmere. a
serge skirt aud three or four shirt.
waists ought TO take a girl through
the aehool year.
"A Sweet College Girl" Of IA
wishes TO know n 2Sss inches bust
measure IL too large. II bonsoln "a
good for one. and whether sweet
milk or aour milk II best for the
face. Tho bust measure IL aii right.
| take u that you mean Ia ask II
benxoin II good for the skin. since
you ask about sweet and sour milk
for that purpose. Now. don't begin
10 use stuff ON your face at your
age. Plenty Of fresh water and
good CASTLE soap " all yon need 10
keep your skin Ia good condition.
unless your face chafes In the wind
To remedy that. use the glyeerin
rose water and carbolic acid prep
aration any druggist can prepare for
you.
Dear Miss Grey: "A" was born
Sept. 81, 1864 How old IL he-
A" says As. n" says IS
A aud n
Ale Is Is. In his forsy-sinth
year.
Dear Misa Grey: Can a dark
brown switch be bleached blond
shade. and n gray one dyed dark
brown. successfully at homef What
will bleach a SWITCH
FLORENCE.
A.--Bsttsr consult a professional.
I advise against DOING the work ~
home. for you are taking chAncea
Of running valuable switches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18

Dear Miss Grey: "A" was born
Sept. 81, 1854 How old Is her
"A" says As. n" says as
A and n
Ale Is Is. In his forsy-siKth
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18
Brown Bread Gems.

Onehalf cup rye. y cup flour.
cup Indian meal. teaspoon soda.
a teaspoon salt. seant X cup mo.
laases. cup milk. cup cold water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18

Dear Misa Grey: Can a dark
brown switch be bleached a blond
shade. and a gray one dyed a dark
brown. successfully at homel What
will bleach a SWITCH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18


Embroidery Edges and Insertions in Swiss, cambria and mains
yard &c.
Embroidery Edges insertions in nansook and cmbric good
ming widths; yard l2c.
Embroidery Flouncing widths 22z inches yard 55c
Edges and Insertions suitable for trim
sheer quality undergarments Edges widths up inches yard &c
Cotton Torchon Edges Insertions, good trimming Wi
yard SC.
Aover Embroidery in various pretty patterns suitable
waists; yard SOC, Csc and Sc
Embroidery in effective designs
25c.
36nch fine quality Net Wasting in white and ecru yard Sl35
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18

To make a perfect stew Of tough
beef. cut II into small pieces weigh.
ing about One.half ounce each md
cook for eight hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18

For an earthen plate. IA inches
over top. and inch deep. use 2
eggs. nearly pint of milk and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18

Fur bands appear everywhere on
women's apparel this season. They
are seen In tiny lines ON dancing
frocks and on heavy Russian hats
aud eioaka.
A charming set seen recently was
scarf. short and ~ Inches wide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-18

and a hat trimmed with a band OF
the fur
The scarf WAS worn softly folded
over the shoulders and gathered
Into buckles nj the bust
The moire colonial hat had the
edges softened BY a generous band
Of the fur aud little oockades Of
ribbon on either side.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-25
man amocrsiup fault,

mIpi5ire man icne ncucn SWciitodtgen, icin
SWiiden Catherine. unb ebipicp.s trnac l2500
Nlod gScit 9uItimorcsStrdte) eiraiuirtc Babe
trannc nno Nnssiibc; Rama. Srai1aee; nteeriAe
nit aahrln alSGelc0t: gucs enibaltenb, mas
i'll ciicm moberiien Saus geb1rt. YreiS ber
Siltier elfbunoert Collars ($1t00.00) icoes:
feBr n~iebri9er 8rllb6ins. Seotngungen ben
S1uferIl anaenebnt gemn6i.
Yiall nebnte peillib 9cberibe SuDsStr. Glcfs
trifdc. tteigc an terminus nb ilIh aebe eiu
@duicreepiert nurblih. 9tlbercS hurb gaaiter
=. @cftpbai, s1uullternebnlcr, an Crt NIB
Stclc. (Sept1 }