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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
First Quality Hardy
Holland Rose Bushes.

E11o1 received annual direct importation Of
III IL Hardy Holland Field Grown Two-yearod Rose
WHY Bushes These from the growers from
whom had bushes for the past years, and
usual high quality offered by Each bush tagged
separately in Holland and is true to
Nineteen different varieties in this shipment:
Magma Charta, Climbing La France Gen Jacquemino, Clio
Paul Neyron Lang Anna de Diesbach Climbing Cap
tain Christy Marchonss Londonderry Margaret Dickinson
Crimson Rambler Rambler Caroline Tesbou A. Victoria
Wuemburg American Beauty Grusz and Tepz Mad
1Oc each.
Rhododendrons, the best of hardy evergreen shrubs
SOC each.
Paeonieshes have been selected by eminent specialist
with meeting the demands of critical florists trade
lSC each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Travelling Requisites for
Easter Vacation.

~ OR those intend spend their Easter out OF town we
can especial attention complete Travelling Goods De-
partent repete with every requisite for days
OO outing extended trip -.
Particular good values represented in the following:
Our Special Trunk made of selected Eastwood covered
with heavy duck hinges lock bolts bottom
de ton ray and extra dress tray metal renorcements rved
on with copper-head rvets well made.
32=inch size, S11.00. 34=inch size' Sl2.00
36=inch size, $780,. SS=lnch size. SlS.SU
AO=irch size, Sl4.OO
We also carry line Of the Indesucto Trunks in all sizes
and styles.
Mating waterproof leather corners brass lock-
.r,, desirable for women's and 26 inch sizes.
W. ST so each.
Oxford Bags made Of sole leather good brass trimmings
.,d doube pockets sizes rs to Is inches
aA'- $3.50 to $500 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
TOYS and Novelties
for Easter Baskets.

~% OVELTIES to decorate
TIL ! and make the baskets
I'LL " attractive when they go
~ - out to roll the eggs
sorts the children will appreciate
and enjoy during the outing as
well as afterward.
The assortments are still very
large, but early selection is adj
vised.
Included are Rabbits Chickens.
Ducks, Fancy Boxes Novelty
Boxes and BOOSTERS, ranging in
price from
Sc to Csc each.
Fourth door. Eleventh ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Easter Suits and Dresses for
Girls and Young Women.

OIL the Girls and Young Womens Suit and Dress Depa
HI ent very choice and exacting display OF all the Easter
lRl clothes they will need.
Prepared especially the girls that home from
school and coegepeming their selection OF summer 1eA
and other apparel now.
MISSES AND GIRLS COAT SUITS-new arrivals OF the
week The tailored style many variations fully
made OF hgquay fancy striped and the popular
ed patterns also the plain colors OF white ans Due anu
novelties of and collars full plated skirts
$1,000, $3.50 to $45OO each.
MISSES AND GIRLS REFERS AND TOPCOATS, Of
plain color of every sort lined unned trimmed
with braid and fancy buttons; sizes to 16.
$3.50, S5.75 to S25.OO each.
GIRLS DRESSES, WITH COATS TO MATCH, made of
fine serges plain white bacandwhe Shepherd checks and
fancy of many ntermngng coors very beat
tiful weaves.
The jumper with full plated skirts Short
sem-6tng both single and double breasted
styles
$500, $3.50 and $3.50 each.
NEW ONE-PIECE WHITE DRESSES, in sizes to II
Very models which the latest fashion themes
for the young thoroughly evident Trimmed almost
number of styles with aces and embrodee both edges
Insertions finished with ribbons Some have long
sleeves, others ~" sleeves and Dutch high necks
S3.75, $500 to $500 each.
MISSES SILK DRESSES many fascinating and beautiful
styles Taeas ouards and mesanes striped and pan in the
bright irdescent cangeable shades The models fully
represented include variations of popular styles also
being Trimmings consist of plaitng ace
hand enbroderies, tucks, etc.
$1,000, $3.50 to $4,000 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
High=grade Toilet Articles

Lyons Tooth Powder, ............,....19 c
Colgate's Tooth Powder. .15c
Calox Tooth Powder. .19c
Mennen's Talcum Powder. .15c
Colgate's Talcum Powder. .15c
Corylopsis Talcum Powder. .15c and 35c
sylvan Talcum Powder .15c
Ch1oris Violet Toilet
Water. zoe, oDc ana $l.OO
Colgate's Toilet Water, assert
ed @0C 10 nc
Piver's Toilet Water. 81 30
4711 Cologne. .30c, 55c and $1.1O
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water. ..4Sc
Lablache Face Powder. Doc
Java Rice Powder. ........-.............25 sc
Roger and GaIlet's Face Powder. &c
Pfnaud's Hair Tonic 4Oc and SOC
w. and L. Hair Tonic. .25c and 5Oc
471f Sea Salt........-......-..6c ana 4Sc
Main floor, g Ut. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Pure Food Suggestions
for the Easter Luncheon.

Fancy California Navel Oranges, doz,
3Oc to CSC
Fancy Grape Fruit, each &c, 15c and lac
Fancy Messina Lemons. doz lie and oOc
Extra-fancy Eating Apples, doz,
25c to 75c
Fancy Imported Sardines, can,
Colonial Olives. plain ana stuffed,
Colonial Pure Fruit Jams, various
f1avors, jar. 23c
Homemade Jellies. glass. 1oc to 3oc
colonial Sparkling Ginger Ale. doz.,
Colonial Grape Juice, bottle.
Tryphosa. berry and fruit flavors. pckg,.
coleniai; cofiee. our special blend. ii Ill., ~
Homemade Pickles, sweet and sour, jar.
1tc and 25c
Bakers Cocoa, h-lb. can. zoe
Bakers Chocolate, 1a-ib cake. =. ;. lie
Duffeys Apple Juice, bottle.
Michigan Thin-skin Potatoes. busheI,
SOC
Homemade Beaten Biscuits. fresh
Imported Roquefort Cheese. ID. -. SOC
Imported French Camembert Cheese.
"Beech Nut" Brand Sliced Bacon and
Reef. lar .2Sc
Durkee's Salad Dressing. bottle. .23c
Lea & PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauce.
hottie .23c, 45c and S5c
large assortment of Huntley and
Palmers. National Biscuit Companies
and Havenners Cakes and Crackers.
"Coloniar' Extra Fancy Creamery But
ter-direct from the creamery to us-to
Ms only in Washington; one, two and
fiye-pound packages.
Fifth floor, Tenth ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
ssW. s. l." Freshly
Baked Cakes.

Gold Leaf, Sponge, Angel, Nut,
Raisin Loaf, Ginger, Pound, Cup
and LAYER, two or three, with as
sorted filings as desired.
2sc each, upward.
To-order work for special oc'
easions-Weddings, Birthdays,
Parties, etc.. speciality.
fifth floor, Tenth ct. ..l-L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Egg Baskets.

Odd and unique shapes in a
wide variety of attractive color
ings. A large and complete as
sortment arranged for easy selec-
ton.
SC to csc each.
These prices include green ex-
eelsior for filling.
Fifth Aoor, Eleventh OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Easter Clothing and
Furnishings for Boys.

EPENDABLE Atwood qualities combined with latest CUT
90 " smart tailoring places Boys cohng
~ perfectionabsoluey nothing lack
- ing in any particular Also the best in Hats Neckweal
Shirts and other needfuls to complete the layout
Norfolk Jacket single and double breasted styles IN BOYS
Suits materials oors checks stripes anu
mixtures variety patterns and the number striking de
signs Very effective models the ashionaDe
striped eray many individual features cut all have
knickerbocker trousers
5000, $3.50 to $500 the suit.
Distinctive STYLES Suits of fine al-woo abrlcs-the
choicest both rough and smooth surface ana
Main and striped ideas worked out as to the cut
dress blue suits seem to nave ne
especially recommend as meeting the require
ments in every way; absentees IN correct Styles
$500 to $3.50 the suit.
Our Combination Suits made style with
knckebocer trousers represent the highest degree OF
fabric style tailoring possible into suit at this reason
and especially attractive ana
j they come for boys of all ages
$3.50 each.
Toncoas and Refers for boysom years Of age. New
fabcbue covert cloths shepherds cnecks
bound be favorable to the boys
some have fancy wo-coored embms sleeves wide choicc
and exceptional values at
NecLe IN all the new panI Percae and Madras Shirts,
~. III, a. white and striped and figured
shoueo aiu '""0' 1880 49, teras; II to IA
crochet q, $1oo and $I.5o.
- Felt Hats in colors.
Soft Silk Shirts, plain colors; s1z5 and S2oo
attacheo Guns u l'' Straw. Hats, many shapes.
20 eaeA' $1.oo to $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
A Special Sale of
Mems Pajamas.

oN which offer unusually strong values hslot is for
unate purchase just consummated and the
W ed nainsooks unusually good They will be placed sale
tomorrow at Sic suit which is exceptionally low
when take into consideration the Of
sook Made plain and without collar in all sizes.
Special price, ST. 90 suit.
Also Selfstriped White Corded Madras Paamas purchased
price which allows offer very special value
They all and strictly perfect The regular selling
is $2.oo
Special price, $3.50 suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Little Children's
White Dresses.

Children S Lawn DTcSSCS, NuS-
sian style, with rows of fine tucks
between to broad tucks in front ;
turnover collar, trimmed with
lace; belt.
$l.25 each.
Children's Dresses. Of lawn, Russian
style; two large box plaits down front
edged with embroidery, finished ST 20
with deep hem and belt Each.
Children's Russian Style Lawn Dresses,
pointed yoke of insertion with three box
plaits down front; trimmed with lace IN
sertion and finished with belt. $I.75
Children's Fine Russian Style dresses,
made of lawn, trimmed In front WITH
tucks and lace; finished with deep X2,2S
hem and belt. Each.
Children's Dresses, made Of fine lawn
in Russian style. trimmed with tucks. IN
sertion and feather stitching, mn So. 20
ished with belt. Each. ...........
Third floor, + st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Silk Stockings for Easter.

HAT old superstition about wearing hosiery Easter
morning for good luck still has believers still there
~ lots of others who want just for the sake
of being well dressed.
shipments from France and Germany have brought
SOFT lovely silks and fine isles great
onay beautiful collection of plain colo and vast assortment
exquisite lace embroidered and silkclocked effects.
And other will find wider latitude arranged
for delightful and convenient choosing
At S2OO-This price alone carries sixty coors in
skshe best qualities obtanabe for this
expenditure.
Children's Stockings.
Half full lengths in dainty coorngpan shades of every
pretty sock lengths such of hand
plaid match the colors of the little folks
Sturdy qualities such as boys and girls need
Csc pair, upward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Human Hair Goods.

&n SPECIAL Easter show
wv ; ;oss Of ia aHs c asss@ss '@s' :
large assortment Of all
the various pieces-thoroughly
sanitary and uninjurious to the
head. Each piece is subjected to
a, rigid examination before enter
ing our stock.
coronet Braid. ....... $2.5o to $I2.oo
Switches, 80 inches long .......... $1,000
Gray Switches. "a inches long $1,000
New Cluster Pufrs ............ 5000
Transformations ................. ST.
rurbans. hair covered .....-...... ST. so
Turbans, floss covered ....-.... soc
Washable Sanitary Hair Rolls -. 75c
Hair Rolls. net covered ........ 2sc
Hairlsht Crowns .............-. soc
Main door. G st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Easter Cards,
Booklets and Novelties.

9<n MAMMOTH collection
lMt of Easter Cards. Book
A lets and Novelties OF the
most attractive sorts
especially displayed to make last
minute choosing easy.
There is practically no iirll n -
the many very dainty and ene a,;.
i've colorings and designs:-ren'
gious, comic and novelty pictures
poems, verses, etc, in post caIus,
Also booklets in folder d LII,
panel-calendar-like form, WI"
photographs. flower scenes, % =.
propriate words and greetlhsS
Moderately priced. !.
Main 6oor. @ st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25

crate as faultless shoemak1ng co
Misses, and Children's Patent Kidskin
,AnkIe-strap Pumps, with short Vainp'
GOODYEAR welt sole, trimmed with SI.7S
Isothey how: sizes to 8. Pair.
Sizes ss to 1oh. with spring $500
heel Pair.
S,zes II to 2, with half heel 81. 20
Pair ..-.....-.. -.
misses and Children's Gun Metal and
Tan Calfskin Ankle-strap Pumps, VIII
short yamp, Goodyear welt sole ana piaAli
toe. trimmed with neat leather SI.7S
how. sizes. 6 to 8. Pair--.--.......
sizes s1s to 1O1s.. with spring $500
heel Pair.
Sizes IL to o. with half heel. Sz,sO
Pair. ........- ....-s - :. 49,. - $3.50
Misses and Children's White canvas
AnkIe-strap Pumps, with snort Vamp'
Main toe and Goodyear welt sole; trlm-
med with small bow; sizes . 10 3. SI.7S
Pair. -.....--.-.
sizes s1s to 1o1s with spring Sa.Oo
heel Pair.
Sizes IL TO 2, with half heel ST. 30
Misses. and Children's Oxford Ties, OF
dongoaa kidskin. with patent tip and
GOODYEAR welt sole: sizes . to g. ST 10
Pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sizes s1s to 1o1a, with spring CT ~
heel. Pair. 1880 - -
Sizes IL to 2. with half heel S2O
Pair Observation-Disclosures. :.
Third floor Tenth ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Pure Candies for Easter.

%%1 NIQUE designs and
II shapes in Easter Candy
WA Novelties, made of the
choicest and purest in
gradients. Also especially suited
tor decorating the table attract
lively. The Easter Bunny and the
Chicken Family fully represented,
including:
Marshmallow Chickens, Dec
grated Chicken Eggs, Hollow,
Chocolate Eggs, Cream and
Jelly Eggs, in several sizes ;
also Egg-filled Baskets and
Lavender MINIS.
&c each and
CSC pound, upward.
And a choice selection of
Dainty and Delicious Chocolates,
at
soc, 4oc and Goo
the pound.
Special.
We have just received a new
shipment of Delicious Chocolate
and Vanilla Caramels, with nut
cream, maple and marshmallow
centers.
Special price, 4oc pound.
Fifth hOor Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Dainty Easter Millinery for
Girls and Misses.

/7Mk\ ANY Hat styles for small girls and misses
Nl\ being exhibited by Dainty and fashionable juvenile
All models the smiling faces of girls of all
suitable for street and the occasions
Charming models in variety of materials shapes sizes and
desgns-ndividuay factor here in the Chdrens
Salon. well as in the grown-ups.
Greater than ordinary attention directed to the showing OF
Tailored Mineysmple in the extreme mostly yet expressing
and strong style note of the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Vases for Easter Flowers.

oR5 EAUTIFUL displays in
INK Cut, Colonial, Crystal,
a VIZ Austrian, Green and
Green : traced Ola $ S
Vases, affording a wide selection
in styles from the ow-shaped
Bowl to the High Altar Vases.
We have never shown a more
comprehensive selection.
1oc to $6.75.
Fifth Aoor Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25


i'd possibly be.
Misses and Children's Gun Metal and
Tan Calfslxih Oxfords, with Goodyear
welt sole; -four eyeiets; sizes to SIX
Sizes 81 to 1O4. with spring e, -
heel. Pair. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sizes IL to 2, with half heel. q, RI
Pair .................... ....'.....
Misses and Children's Patent Kidskin
Oxford Ties; four eyelets; with ribbon
lacers and Goodyear welt sole; SI .ze
sizes to 8. Pair. r/o
Sizes, 50 to loah. With spring S2.oo
heel. Pair. :...................
Sizes IL to z. with half heel 80 eo
Pair ......-...............
Misses Extra-size Ankle-strap Pumps,
of patent kidskin, tan and gun metal
calfskin and white canvas, with snort
yamp and Goodyear welt sole; trim
med with bow; sizes IA to 8, A ga 10
to D widths. Pair, ......,....-.....,
Boys and Youths Patent Coltskin. Gun
Metal and Tan Calfskin Oxford Ties.
with Goodyear welt sole; sizes S2 90
1 to 81 B to e widths. Patr...., -
Little Gents Oxford Ties, made Of
tan and dull calfskin and patent colt
skin; mannish shapes; sizes. IL 20 So. 20
1871, B to Z. widths Pair ....t..,..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Boys and Girls
Correct Easter Shoes.

ARENTS will here just the exact models IN Little
M S nSss they s
lul~ continued suffering. -, -
w nd DIR they priced mod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
New Knit Underwear
For Women.

e{n7A NIT UNDERWEAR, and fashioned along lines
lNI% the demands of who the coehttng
linn onepece gowns and frocks Ribbed and plain
cotton Isle silk lise especially
by best Swiss and American mills The generously mod
crate.
- s-7} SPECIAL OFFERING. 5a<@
We shall place sale so dozen Womens Swiss
Ribbed Combination Suits made in the popular style
with neck drawers attractivey trimmed
with lace edgng
Csc each. Value, 35c.
Main forF st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Easter Cards, Booklets and NJ
New York WASEINGTON-Paris


whohMh chosen probably
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
liz D LOCAL
Tia j LAYHOUSES
LYceuM.

Plain, unadultered melodrama Oh
the blood and thunder type Is the cur
rent Offering In the Lyceum theater'
where Edward K. Roses dramatiza'
ton OF Meredith Nicholson's popular
novel, The Port of Missing Men, IL
being given its first local presenta'
ton. AS novel the plot is extrava
CANT enough to satisfy the most exact
ing, but Mr.. Rose goes the author one
better Thrills there are apienty' only
some of them are too long sustained
In the third act the audience Is all
primed for the powder explosion tnat
is 20 set free the captive. John Armi'
tage, who is literally chained TO Ills
own fireside. The powder is In place
the hero Is all nerved up for the de-
LUCE OF masonry that is TO mean iree-
dom or death, and then-he makes a
speech. The explosion finally comes
but several other things happen IN
the meantime. And all the while
thunder storm RACES without, lending
a weird accompaniment IL Is all SO
realistic that one expects bolt TO
come crashing through the roof TO
touch OF the powder at any moment
which wouldn't be bad stunt al
that, but the dramatist prefers 70
have Armitage touch ii OF with a
cigarette, to show, perhaps. that our
hero is not lacking in nerve.
But withal, II is very interesting
play and found great favor with sun
days audiences. The cast required Is
a modest one and the parts are we'll
taken without exception. Hugo b
Koch. as John Armitage. displays
great force and great natural ability
as an actor. Shirley Claiborne. the
girl Armitage loves, Is In the capable
hands OF Claribel Worth. r. II. Horn
er gives an excellent account of him
self as Jules Chauvenet, an anarchist
and his arrest In the final act is one
OF the strong scenes OF the play.
The book has been so widely read
that the story Is familiar to mos
theatergoers. Mystery abounds from
the outset and IL Is not until the INA
curtain that the whole plot, involving
the safety OF two governments, is lait
bare in all its viciousness. Barring
the platitudes of the hero the play 1.
above criticism II one likes melo
drama, and who does not? The pro
duction is we'll staged.
Next week Miss Beulah POINTER
also favorite with Lyceum patrons
comes to that playhouse with her owl
play, THE Girl That He Forgot"
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

"A fashionable wedding OF interest
to Detroit society will be celebrated
In the Church OF Our Lady of Lourdes.
New York city. Wednesday morning,
Aug. 81, when Miss Catharine Adele
LeCompte, daughter OF Mrs. Howard
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

Nv. LeCompte, will be married TO
Harry =. Paxton, OF Detroit The
bride, who IL well known In Detroit.
viii wear a charming bridal gown OF
white satin and rare old lace with
;eweled ornaments. the whole descend
ing 10 her through several genera
lions. Following the church cere-
inony. a reception will be held in
the home OF the brides mother. No.
345S Broadway. Edward q. Patterson.
or this city, will be Mr. Paxton's best
man. After Nov. I, the young couple
will make their home In the Pasadena
apartments.
Gustin Wright, the noted organist
OF Paris, gave a recital OF organ music
Saturday afternoon I'm Temple Beth
FL for the pleasure OF a few OF his
old friends In this city. Mr.. Wright
is native Detroiter and for the past
month has been visiting his parents.
DR.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Wright, No. 1876
Clairmount-ave. For the past l6
years he has made his home In Paris.
where he occupies a secure and en-
viable position In the musical world.
and the recital Saturday afternoon
"ee Wv PhohC lie ndS
done In Detroit since one OF his earlier
visits home after first going to Europe.
The program, while brief and OF ne
cessity selected to meet the limitations
OF the instrument In Temple Beth El.
gave Mr.. Wright an opportunity to
prove that he fully deserves the high
estimate placed upon his talents by
the European musical public. He
seems complete master of all the re-
sources of the organ and organ CON-
position. and In execution and inter-
probation discloses q ripened individ.
uality and power. His program intro
duced Detroit music lovers to three
OF the organ compositions OF that re-
markable Frenchman. Caesar Franck.
in addition to Bach fugue, two Du.
bois numbers and one from Mr..
Wright's own master. the veteran
Alexander Guilmant. Mr.. Wright will
leave Detroit Tuesday for New York,
to sail Saturday for France.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
GAYETY.


The Ginger Girls, a dozen OF them,
in bright red wigs and bright red
dresses, do a 15-minute singing ana
kicking act in the Gayety this week
that gives the name and most OF the
life to the show The rest OF 1t Ia just
fair, with lots of slap-stick comedy.
The opening number Is farce en-
titled "Janitor Higgins" in which
Jeanette Sherwood and Jane LeBeau
do some good singing. together with
the chorus. The work OF Ed Lee
wrothe, as Janitor Higgins. is clever
in spots. A specially by Pearson,
Goldie and Hall gives a chance to in
troduce some good bird whistling. and
Sig and Edith Franz do passable
singing sketch, with some funny
grimaces by Edith. The show closes
with a musical oddity entitled Fair
Day at Pocatello."
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
COME TO DETROIT TO WED.
Teachers In Baptist College In ooshe,
Ind, Married Here.

Earl Stutzman. % years old. and
Georgia f. Bickel. 20, teachers in the
Baptist Institute in Goshen, Ind
slipped away to Detroit. Sunday even
ing, arriving at Marriage License
Clerk Alex II. Stewards counter In the
county clerks ONCE early Monday
morning. They explained that they
wished to spring little surprise on
their friends by going back to work
as Mr.. and Mrs. Stutsman. The Rev.
b. Werfelman, OF st. Peters German
Evangelical church. tied the knot.