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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-07-31
WE CAN POINT WITH PRIDE

10 our spiendid assortment OF high
class Pianos because they have been
selected by us from the factories OF
the best makers They are all hand
somely encased in the choicest woods.
but their musical mechanism IS per
feet and that is the main feature OF
value in a Plano. II you are thinking
OF buying or hiring a Plano II viii
Di'- you to call on us and hear our
terms.
EZRA H. G. WILLIAMS MUSIC
COMPANY,
2215 Washington Avenue.
Few Doors South Of Tabernacle.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-07-31
HINTS FOR PROSPECTIVE BUILDERS

This of hb
ahomct nd
Nderng o
illustrations modern moderate priced houses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-06
PRAYER FOR PlTTSBURG
TO BE SAID IN CHURCH
Bishop Whitehead Prepares Special
Petitions to Be Used In Services
Next Sunday.

PTTTsBURG, Pa, April 6.-Bishop
Cortland Whitehead Of the P1ttsours
diocese of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, has appointed Sunday next as
day to be observed by Episcopalians
throughout Allegheny county with
special prayers and sermons on civic r7ght-
eousness, corporate repentance and con-
fession, intemperance and political chican-
ery. graft and fraud-on any topic, IN
deed. which bears on the present deplor-
able situation in Pittsburg
The bishop has sent long notices to this
effect to all the clergy Of the diocese and
suggested a series Of special prayers
which he has prepared. Portions of the
petition are:
20 Lord, the great and dreadful God'
who keepest covenant and mercy with
them that love Thee. and to them that
keep Thy commandments. we come to
Thee confessing our own sins and short
comines and those of this people among
whom we dwell. We have indeed slnned
and done wickedly.
But o Lord our God. let Thine anger
be turned away from this city and peo-
ple Turn our hearts unto Thee in true
repentance and amendment of life.
..Prosper every interest, commercial in
tellectual moral and religious. Direct and
guide ali who fill the municipal offices
and give them strength to execute the
laws honestly. impartially and fearlessly.
Save this whole community from political
corruption. greed. intemperance. lawless-
ness, the dissertation OF the Lords day,
the violation of the sanctity of marriage
and every false way"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-06
Curing Catarrh
Accept Our Advice and Try
this Remedy at Our Risk.

Catarrh is q deease Of the mucous membrane
me mucous membrane Is, one may say the in
terror lining Of the body. Catarrh therefore
may exist IN any part Of the system.
When the catarrhal poison attacks the mucou.
membrane Inflammation and congestion are pro-
duced and nature fails to throw of the accumu
lated poisons. The organ which has been afi,cted
ceases to perform its proper function as nature
intended 1t should. The result is complca ton
upon complication. which may lead to other
even more serious afaictions.
We honestly believe Rexall Mucu-Tone will do
wonders toward overcoming catarrh 1t IN made
from the prescription Of an eminent physician
who made long study Of catarrh and his great
success with this remedy was an enviable one
We want you II you are a sufferer from ca J..
tarrh in any form to give Re1slI Mucu- Tone
thorough trial. Use IT with regularity AMI Der.
sigtency for reasonable time then II Won are
not satisfied. come back and tell us. and without
question O. Formally will hand back 70 YOU
every cent you paid us. This il certainly the
fairest offer that any one could make. and should
test our sincerity Of purpose. 1t comes in two
sizes. prices 80 cents and $1.00. Remember you
can obtain IT only at our stoses-The RexaIl
Stores-O' Donnelrs Pharmacies. 904 1t. NV.
32d and II SITS. NV, 81 and Pa ave. s.e.. sd
and o SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-06
LIGHT COLORED FURNISHINGS
MAKE HOUSE LOOK COOL

A house occupied during the summer
should have entirely different furnishings
from one used in winter, as in warm
weather rooms that are crowded seem
close and hot.
For in warm weather every one wants
light, airy appearing rooms-the exact op-
posite of snug. coy fittings so desirable
when the days are cold Color, too. has
much to do with the cool effect. and
woman who is SO fortunate as to pos
sess a summer home should select no
heating colors, such as are reds and dark
blues touch of brown has the desir-
able effect of heightening the GOODNESS
of certain light colors. brown chair,
for example, emphasizes the green shade
in which a room may be done, and with
yellow a touch Of brown is desirable. But
brown walls. excellent in winter houses
are to be avoided for summer homes, as
are dark green's.
Light green and yellow. also gray, are
the three colors best suited to cool
schemes of decoration for country or
seashore homes. When the house Is out
of town and is to be lived in all the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-06
Nut Caramels.
FadS for Women.

An extremely pretty model for tub
frock was seen recently at an exclusive
dressmaking house. 1t was fashioned
from lavender Bingham in q one-piece
style-a plain skirt attached to plain
blouse by a self belt, both waist and
skirt closing down the left side with white
pearl buttons.
The sleeves were plain. a little full and
confined by loose hand cuffs.
The neck was cut in Dutch round. fin
ished with a deep frill OF plain Bingham.
showing an insertion of plain white
brussels net above the edge. This frill
was finely knife pleated
One of the novelties OF the season Is q
black chiffon Russian tunic, heavily en-
broidered in black floss. 1t is worn over
q lingerie princess frock
The beautiful eyelet needework of the
lingerie frock is sufficiently handsome un-
yelled. while the exquisite tunic could
change a plain gown of almost any other
material than lingerie into an extremely
attractive dress.
Paris sanctions iace-trimmed white
straw hats. and they will be seen In num-
bers at the resorts.
The ornamental scarf is frinzed and
embroidered. and is most frequently
made Of coarse-meshed silk net.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-06
Cleansing Lotions.

Those who dislike grease as skin
cleanser will find combination of al
oohol and tincture of benzoin better than
water to remove quantities Of dust from
the skin. This alcoholic mixture is made
from an ounce of the tincture to half a
pint Of pure alcohol, and is both soften
ing and refining. as well as freshening
With this lotion the throat, ears and
neck may be freely wiped after train
journey or a drive in motor. To apply
the liquid should be poured on a piece of
old muslin, and this should be rubbed
thoroughly on the flesh.
Honey also improves the skin texture,
but in some combinations it remains
sticky and must be washed off with
water.
When the face has been exposed to
severe winds and the skin burns, water
should not be used il honey prepa rations
adapted to an after-bath of water
An excellent cream Of honey to use at
such periods is made from an ounce each
teaspoonful of strained honey. The wax
is melted by putting into china cup
set in hot water. The oil is added. when
honey stirred in. finishing with a few
drops of altar of roses
A simple cleanser which relieves skin
smarting is made by dissolving magnesla
! uraliy becomes paste. and should be
thickly spread over the face. 1t remains
for five minutes. when it must be mop
ped on with warm water and a sponge
Rose water and borax il another applica-
| ton. To make it put in as much OF the
| powder as the liquid will dissolve. This
is freely used as wash.
AS skin food that heals irritations
| and whitens the complexion l like q
| cream made by combining one ounce Of
| benzoinated oxide Of zinc ointment with
two drains of spirits Of camphor. 1t is
put on at night and In the morning, and
after q few days may clear the skin.
also favor almond preparations for skin
foods.
One Of these. lotion, is made from
two ounces of blanched and broken bit
ter almonds, six ounces of orange flower
| water. quarter Of an ounce Of shaving
| cream, twenty-five drops Of oil Of Der
gamot five drops Of oil of canelle, ten
drops OF oil Of sweet almonds and two
ounces Of high-proof alcohol. The shay
| ing cream is dissolved in the orange
| flower water and the almonds are pound
ed fine, then worked into the soap and
water. This mixture should be bottled
and left overnight. Then the oils are
added to the alcohol and the soap mix
ture is strained in the morning and the
two liquids are combined slowly. Stirring
all the time. II poured together hastily
| the formula will be spoiled. This is used
| as cream. MARGARET MIXTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-06

An unusually big bargain. These
skirts are made of very fine quality
taffeta silk. and are cut full 81
inches through the hip: all lengths
deep f1ounce with full foundation
and dust ruffie. This is without a
doubt one of the best petticoat bar
gains we have ever Of
fered. Actually worth a. y m
$500. Special for tomor- No INV
row OnlT at...............
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-06

year certain combinations may be so
worked as to be excellent at all seasons.
A living room done in a yellow gold is
no longer expensive. and is artistic and
cool There are yellow gold grass cloths
and plain dull gold papers, no longer ex-
pensive. though when flrst made the lat
ter was costly. Some Of these have a
bronze effect that is beautiful. Some self
toned designs are pretty, but nothing is
better than plain ground, the shade being
dull and not bright.
This is on the walls Of the living room
In house just being finished, and the
window hangings are charming. They are
white draperies of thin lawn having a
band OF valenciennes lace an inch wide
heading hem two inches wide. A four
inch rufie having one lace band and a
lace edge. an inch wide. goes down the
edge and across the bottom. They are
draped with a sash Of the lawn with
frilled ends. The sash is five inches wide
The curtains reach the sill.
Hanging straight over these draperies
are silk crepe curtains in gold color They
have been embroidered by the owner with
designs not larger than the palm of the
hands. All the designs are in yellow The
furniture is white. with exception of two
brown chairs. and cushions and covers
are yellow or white HELEN HOWE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-06
0iIcloth for Shelves.

A busy housewife can save nerself and
her maids q great deal of labor by cover
ing all the larder. cupboard and scullery
shelves with oilcloth.
This 10 very easily Aept clean. Nv
kitchen table IL also covered In the same
manner, while q few odd floor tiles on
which sauoepans can be put are equally
useful. as they are 50 easily wiped clean.
Home Chat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-06
Wise Woman.

First Suburbanite ION the morning
train)-You've put lot OF perfume on
your handkerchief.
Second Suburbanite-I didn't put It on
My wife did. It's to remind me to bring
home something tonight She claims it's
a much better idea than tying strips on
your fingers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-06
Candy Recipes.
Cocoa Fudge.

Put into a saucepan over the fire two
cupfuls sugar, two-thirds of cup OF
milk. FIVE tablespoonful cocoa and
ninch of salt When ii reaches the boil
ing point add four level tablespoon1uis
hutter and let 1t boil until little dropped
into cold water makes a soft ball
Add one-half teaspoonful vanilla, take
from, the fire and beat until it snaps. Turn
onto a buttered platter ana "heii hedris
cool mark into squares.
Plain Chocolate Fudge.
Crate two squares of unsweetened choc-
olate. mix with two and a half cups OF
light brown sugar. one scant cuplui VI
milk and a piece of butter half as large
as an egg, and put all over the nre' Doll
hard five minutes after it commences to
cook stirring all the time: remove from
the fire and beat until the fudge Is
smooth. heavy and cold enough to hoio
itself in shape. AS it begins TO cool ada
teaspoonful of vanilla. pour on wen
huttered plate TO the depth of three
quarters of an inch and check in squares.
Nut Fudge.
Cook together two cups light brown
sugar, one cupful thick cream, TWO
squares of chocolate (grated) and a tea
spoonfuI of butter, until it gets waxy
when dropped in cold water: add vanilla
to taste. take from the fire and peat
until thick and creamy: spread but
tered pan with English walnut meats,
cover with the candy and cut into squares
when nearly cool.
Nut Caramels.
Heat in a saucepan a quarter pound Of
grated upsweetened chocolate. four
ounces Of butter. one pound Of brown
sugar, a half cupful Of molasses. halt
cupful of cream and a teaspoonful Of
vanilla. Cook until 1t becomes brittle
when dropped in cold water then add
pound of chopped nuts. Cut into squares
as the caramels harden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-06
Kinsman of Taft Dead.

LEXINGTON. Ky. April 6.-C1inton
Alexander Taft. a distant relative of
President Taft. died here yesterday.
aged fifty-eigRt years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-29

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sl7.5o. 200 n NV. 6r, h
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$3.50. .637 Pickford ne
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$3.50. GAO Florence ne
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S12. 500 Morton. Or
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$3.50. .2lOk B NV, sr.h
$500. .2S99 " nv ,5r,b
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SIS. 80. .6o2-24 D NV
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APARTMENTS.
Florence CT. Or. b.50.no
1879 18th. Or, b. .AS.0n
Saranac. Or, b. 40. 10
No. 9. Akron. 5r,b.37.50
Juniata. Or. b. -. $3.50
1916 Harvard. Jr. b30.od
l4i4 Hopkins, 3r, b.. 80
1919 LIST. Gr, b. .G.50
2S23 Sherman, Or, b19.6.'
sos X I av, ne.5r, bl3.20
lego 18th. Ar. b. $50
1921. Rosed'e, ir, BID. ~
2620 X. 4r. b. IA 10
COLOEED TENANTS
2G22 Is. Gr, b. %. 80
l1iS 18th. Sr. 20. 81
133 \ Sc. ir. 1850
STABLES.
r 1112 18Th. IA stls20. 90
STORES.
nl2 y y a.. Or, cb. 100
2l2 It'll sw. sto. dwG0. 90
POS 9Th CIV Sto. g. ~ 20
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1906 Harvard. Or, h,
fur. ............SIj.6l
1912 18th. Tor. 2b.6lI.0O
1888 S, Or. b. :. .6O.0O
lNl1 i NV. Or. 2b.6O. 80
1885 9th. 1Ir, Oh. $500
1919 +. 11r. b. 5000
lG:-: Newton, 1lr. 2bJ6.cO
ll4J 9Th INV. Or, b. At
1925 N. Sr. h. -. 1910
1865 llth NV, Tor. 2b42.5O
l74S Corc'n. Or. b.i2.5O
1ll4 9Th nw.9r. b.. 40.iJ
i74S Orc av. 1Or. b.. 1000
30 LIST NV, 10r. b. - 60
l52 r ne. CIR, b. 81. 80
ZIG Quincy ne. Or. BIO. 20
ST II NV, Or. b. $3.50
213 9th ne, Or. b.. .25. so
1928 y J av. Or. b.23.5a
sos Il nc. 6r. b. . $3.50
1J7 Girard. Or, b.22.50
III 1lth ne. 6r. b.21.50
III Hickman So. Or.
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NORTHWEST.
I'42 ST.. IL rooms. steam heat SAT 80
1851 ST, 10 rooms, store and stable. ~. 90
"a 9th ST. IL rooms bath. Al. 70
irl" ga. ave, . rooms auto shed. $50
1874 9th St. = rooms. colOrei ......... j. 30
ls34 Marion CT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
APARTMENTS.
i2l4 Mass. ave. j rooms and bath 49,. 81. 80,
Ss, 11th St. rooms and bath. ......-. - 80
::U25 DumbaTton ave, : rooms, bath. -.
IA Willard ST. LIST fat, rooms. -. ~"
ft44 Willard, St, Cd fiat, ) rooms. $3.50
NORTHEAST.
IIlc s,h St. s rooms Observation-Disclosures. 800
Il35 9Th ST.. 6 rooms. Observation-Disclosures. $50
ll3 r St. . rooms. Observation-Disclosures. So
II. +. HANDLER co. uncj.
Look for the red sign. 112 18th st. NV.
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81 I'D nv, Or .S5. 50 16r 3D. hvh 200 90
APARTMENTS.
Clifton. 1923 Clifton St
s4-5 rooms. bath. 5000
34-5 rroms, bath, $3.50.
ST. rooms. bath. $3.50
Fulton. VI bet. 18th and 18th
il rooms. bath, $3.50.
2-5 rooms, bath. 1880.
As rooms bath, $4,000.
SIS rooms bath. $500.
1895 q St. 5 rooms and bath. $500.
1853 Col rd-. and rms. bath. $37 80. $40. 80
Amsterdam. 2020 q ST.. Or. and bath, $3.50.
1901 14th 81. rooms. bath. $500.
24l2 18th ST.. Or. b., $1,000. $3.50
81 rooms. bath. $3.50.
ih4 18th ST. rooms and bath. $3.50.
22l5 St, rooms and bath. $24. 30.
1.2s II NV. 6r. and bath. 5000 and $45 90.
so23 Dumbarton ave-. rooms. bath. $3.50
Seneca 627 E. bachelor apis. 2r., b.. $780, $50.
6r3 Newton ST., rooms bath, $3.50.
CoLORED.
2n3l X. IT.. $500 2121 " Stevens ct.
1905 Sher av.4r.b. 90 Ar ........125o
STORES
en1 10th. LIST q. store 1929 y .2s 80
and rs. $500 2o41 eth $500
3d. 10th NV. base. 5000 1907 Fla nv. 20 30
23o0 1ith $500 Sc cor 18th & g.. COO 90
OFFICES
Heat. light and jantor service.
1901 o. $li.J". S3"fI' su2 9TH. front rs.
1924 {; SO to $50 ID floor ........ - 90
~: 9th. front RS. % nr. front, Pr. . 40
I'd floor ......1t 80 1905 G. Is 90
J. ST nv. -......-.---.---..-.-- 100"
JORDAN co. unc.l. 1905 u st. NV.
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Fol; RENT DETACHED HOUSE ON THE
Heights. fronting the beautiful Barber estate;
II rooms h"t-water heat; wide pOrches; all
outside rooms: hardwood floors; southern eN-
p"snre; fine view from front porch 1867 Cliff
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