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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

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Sd4 Vul0c. sArcia Nppcllutipn9ges
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Den @utideio eiucs cririnirau9lidcn
0cridteo a~uf9eboben. mach Incident
odo GiNenthlm eiucs reinforcement
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DEM !cbtcren %Sufoumltn piir0e lutun
unper@lpic periiiat lpprocnI. Zua
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat betI Gutldleio
getroffcn, bnb lpeim ciucn gtitglicbc
zines Greens Die @rldubnib ert6cilt
lpirh. Gi9entbum IN bciiBcu. Oieics
Gisenthum nid)t Dem Crbcn, lonoern
Den natilrlid)cn Grben Utdtitcu Scr
%ipanptenl 5u quite tommt. Der Sull
betrnf Den Seneoittiner Yntcr Nugus
tin &irtb, Dem burd Den Slbt crlnllbt
lparo, ba3 Sppiercht ieiucr Sfriftcu
Ielb't 81 eignen. Mls Nater Wirtb
'tarb, b%caniprlld)te Der Crpcu bd@
Tcrptrentlid)lin85rcdt bon bcncu
Sdriftcn lnlb bat gegen Den Ipmiui
TRAITOR cine biesbc3il9lide Stage err
bpben; III ieiner Int,uurtsneufihritt
bebauptete Der Nnmtniitratpr, ban Der
Srbcn ben Eatcr Wirtb pum Irmutbs=
geliiboe entbDben habc, ipmit eigencs
Verm6sen beieiien, auf weld,cs Der
Srben feinen Nnipruf crbe5en f6uuc.
tSaur T%eriion bcs .Wulocrcr" lou
lid, Die Sudlc orbcr2. ndmlid 10 Der
balten: Ser Yater itorb phnc Seitns
ment mn purbe oIa Sencpittiuer be
crbiat. Scr Srbcn beuniprud,tc leis
ncll Natlub unb aud, Die Gintiinitc
aus ieinen bon Scn3igcr pcrlegtcl
Vild)erll. Die INNER nod eilIeu glltcn
IhldB finoen. Gin 9tciic mo cine
Nid)te aber pcrlnrateu, in ibre Hedlte
ais natilrlid,c Grbcn cingeicbt 5u lperz
Den unb beitritten nic @iiltisfeit bes
8eliiboes Der freiwiaisen Nrmutb,
allp Der baucruben @er5ihtIeiitrng
auf perionlid,eu Seiis BON @igcutbum.
dis zines por benz ipcltliden Weridlt
81 Heft bcitebeubcn Sontrattes.
Scr Stdutsaerid)tshpf in MinneIptu
erlicB einen Gntifeib Su @uuitcn bcs
Srben5, nber Der Nppellatipnsbof bnt
Die SdlilNc beS administrators onges
monument; iomit ipirb bds 5eraIsanbez
redt Der @crfe oeS Reinforcement belien
Wcrpunrtcn Suiallcn. - "antboliid]es
WpdIenbiatt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

bdB Oil meinir, man ioae : III iuie>
Der heruorbeben ans Der @erientung
Die Dir IN fIcin 5u ieiu id1eint, nm
Gid M icine Stelle 3u ieeen? Beige
ms eublidl Seine &drten. pciic unS
0ein Erosramm. 0ein gan5es Yrpz
grarnm - nenm Der aDoer, Den On
biubdltit. iii ocnn ppdl nidt 10
p~crlotenp, oub man ruriiber perSeis
len fouute. mic 9~riinolidl an Did,
ilbcr Die Srnae aueihlpeiait. an Der
Su lid, INNER iton pprbeigcorlldt
huit: iibcr Die 3plIfrnge! Die
aomoOic pes %eritcdenipiclena bat
langc acnug ~gctudhrt, Dem Woitsbes
nuts Die YrinSipicn Grilds
ruu8 bea Gdncibdten porhcrgeheu, -
Nncrita."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

Dor Tein auiid)rie. Ser unterc Sbeil
oes Mtlnbes mar pom arebs Guberit
tart an9egriffen, mo ale Nabrung,
Die man lbm nod 5ufiibren tollnte.
beitano ans Vtild). Ger llntltanb,
OaB Der 8roBber5og Der Sraufbeit 10
lange @iOerItono ~leiitete, mar alid)
mir Ietneu Seibar5t Or. @roid)l Elm
tleines HGtbiel.
Im Sonntag Sormittaa gceen 10
llbr %erfanllte man, 0aB oas Ablebelt
beuoritebe. @e9en If llbr hattie Der
&ra1te eilell erniten Shmdd)eanfuQ;
oo6 gelang eS Dem Sofor5t, Or.
8r0ldl, bent &ranfen Siloeruna AZ
perlhaffen. Sem Nusieben war
troe Der 9tdbe oes Sooe3 imnler nod
perhGltniBm1Big gut. Sm Saufe oes
gtodlmittags iuurbc Der Staatsmini-
tier bon DER GitBeriten @ciabr berad).
ridltigt. 8egen 6 ltbr pllroe Der
bobe Aranfe rlbig; I'M Sterbejimmer
%befanoen lid olle Samilicnmitglieoer.
bon Sfmer5 nieoergcoriidt. Spiorst
Or. 8r0idl bemiibte lid jrrl lestet
Wol Inn ben 8ranfen. lin 6:35
llbr ldlummerte @roBber5og @il-
belm cams ionft bililber.
Die friibere aranfheitsaeihihte
oes betla9ellsluertben Siiriten lit be.
tannt. 8roBber3og Iopli ma am
II. Gouenlber 1908 g%eitorben.
SaS Suremburger BOLT Itano nod
9ani inter Dem Ginorild oieles Sin.
iheioenS, oils ON 20. Sanllar 1906
bon ShloB Sobenburg Die nieoer.
Ihmetternoe Gunoe tam, @~roBber5og
@ilbelm lei beoenflih erfrantt. Gtma
ii Gage porber mar 9emelbet nor.
ben Die groBber5oglife Samilie babe
Die &Iftebr nad) S%uremburg perito.
bell, mn lid nud)impfen an laiien.
Damn ipuroe bcrihtet. oie @irtuna
Der Smpfung iei bel @~roBbcr5oa Nil-
belm 10 Itart gemeien, oaB Ole Heile
nod peiter uerldoben lueroen miiIie.
9tlln Iagte Der ofiijielle Seriht. IS
banole Iit nm observation-disclosures
w YoiSe l'u''s'i9u,iel Peldltal'9le'l'
oet'''''os'' 'li SuVl'.''taset ,ue'rini'
S!"' .lIlo InN't stlt'l Iuel'et, oub 9i.u)
@le oll'9e 8etupI' lput li'lo uet nope
%tu''tv oe Sptuue prtloreit puile'
SpH oIelell Hllluue rtpol'c l'u Ger
9l'bpe'6oH nsuli lllept' e% l'ell'e
iru, o,uWt e'l'e Stlletl'''S e'''' plr pelll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

N%ompronlib aroBc S~Gnoereicn GrS,
lono bel aapl mo Tiinlelingcl crs
mnrbct.
Sicfird d. %. Sebr.-Nr. ,yranS
AeumatL StntipnSaiiiiteut bon bier.
lit ob /. WGrj mad, Station @ttel.
briid periest. Tr oeiien Stene
wurbe Der @eideniicQcr Serr Gorl
&altcr bon Sleri perleet. meldIer pon
9leid,cn Gage an icincu Sicnit bier
antreten miro.
NIflinaem. u. Gthr. -0dS
Gleftri5itGtsipcrf Viii 3angerlc
matt cute ,Soriihritte, 0tnn hat
bcreits init Den StroBel nub Saus.
lcitumgen ~begcnneu, Sie 3entrale,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
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Siaton lnO Gubhiutou. - Corr.
Bloomington, isis, hcu 7. MGrj
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Serr Sobonn Aron5 aui ieirer pier
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Sarnl, lpoblperiebeu nit Den Sterbe
iatrnnenten i'm alter bon n Sabrcn.
Sohann aran5 iuurbc geboreu 5u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

s.. @ittue BON Inion &atbicr,
StlbS. Gigrnibiimer. lS.: Veter
Gaul Shumadyer, ait II y Gin
bent. 20: Sotob SblQ. nlt 23 j..
@Grtuer, cbeloH; ellie @crtran1, alt
p T.. Gbcfram BON Nuorc llrbauien.
@iuircr 81 HiimellnHen. 2l.: Girl
itoph Eetcr Niihbudl alt > !. mo I
~. %: @athiaS Gonbclin9er. alt
II j., Giicnbahhpcamier. ebeloS. aus
Sietird.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12
@rofber,o9tbum.
Aus Der banptGaht.
lteber oaS Nbleben Scs HruRherjugS
Milbclm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

melben lilremburgiihc @lGttcr nod;
Snrcm bnrg. p. Tcbr. Gin
Wcuihenleben. buS ihcn lanNc tei.
mes nlebr m1r, bat geen0et. SUun.
tag, ben %. Tebruar, abcnbS 6 llhr
80 lit @~rORbersos @ilbclm AMI
Shloa Yers aeitorbcn, Scinc les.
ten Sabre Woren la troliril, mic man
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

saul rs. Nebr Sic nSrti.
5tg." me!oct: Ter Tbonir hat ourd)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

q III NJ c n: . . .$1,260.OO
Dir ale Velbbeitrase uno &c.
idenfe iiir bic Ysiiiipnen in Der
SiD5eie Saeea, ,uirb an bieier STEELE
antttiert. Man ubreifire: Catholic
Erinting So, Snbnaue, Spwa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-12

Ans hrm Ger. sitaateu.
gritrGse fir bic Miiiiiun in 9acea,
Snbtcn.
(oiir Gcv. ". Yb. SaliSe, @iiiiiendr.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-19

by the coroner's juries for the
murder of Conductor Witt and
George HEIR, and why he did not
present the evidence against
these men to the grand jury as in
structed by the coroner's juries.
The Federation also will ask
Coroner Hoffman how it happen
ed that the coroner's juries in
these two cases failed to fix re-
sponsibility for the murders more
definitely.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-19
GAMBLERS FINED

Schuettler's gambling squad
brought 43 more gamblers into
the Desplaines street court this
morning.
Is of them were captured in a
raid on the basement under the
saloon of Fitzgerald & Monahah,
II w. Monroe st. Harry Martin,
the keeper, fined 500 and costs.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-19

There was a rumor today that
the Cuneos intended to settle in
order to prevent young Cuneo
being dragged into court. Frank
Cuneo, the father, when seen at
his home, 4849 Sheridan road,
would not discuss the rumor.
Miss Noble has not seen nor
heard from Jack Cuneo since she
filed the suit, although she has
been expecting to-.
A remark dropped by Miss No
BILE may lead to a police and cor
oner's investigation of the Cuneos
in connection with the death last
February of John ]. Bohn, mil
lionaire publisher.
Bohn was knocked down at
Sheridan road and Leland avenue
by an automobile. Members of
the Cuneo family were suspected,
and questioned. The case was
dropped when Jack Cuneo proved
an alibi.
Miss Noble says that about this
time Jack Cuneo boosted of the
scrapes his fathers money had
got him out of.
Captain Cudmore, of the Sum-
merdale station, who handled the
Bohn case, says he will interview
Miss Noble as to her statement.
Miss Noble is 20 years old.
Jack Cuneo is %. p
GAMBLERS FINED
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-19

-O-O-
SIMPLY WANTS NAME
Il don't want his money!
want his name. And don't want
that so much for myself as for the
child that is to come"
This is the cry of Miss Carlotta
Noble, of 1929 Washington blvd,
who says that Columbus ("Jack")
Cuneo, son of the fruit king, be-
trayed and Tilted her.
Miss Noble filed breach of
promise suit against young Cuneo
Saturday, but says she would
withdraw this in a minute if Gu
neo would keep his promise and
marry her.
what does the money matter
to me?" she asked. "The money
cannot repay me for all the suf-
fering and all the sadness l have
undergone.
just want jack TO DO right
by me. He would, too, if he were
left alone. 1t is not he who wishes
to call the marriage off. 1t is his
brother John.
eff Jack would only marry me,
I would be happy with him on
SIS a week. The money is moth
ing, but l had to do something
because l am going to become a
mother in the winter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29
New Books for
Lemtem Reading.

SPIRITUAL PROGRESS-A word of
good cheer, by Arthur w Robinson, with
Introduction by Bishop of London. OOc
Price. .........-..
SECRETS OF STRENGTH, by A. F. w.
Ingram, Bishop Of London. %IOO
Price.
PRESENT-DAY PREACHING, by
Charles l.. Slatterly Of Grace SIOO
Church, New York Price. .........
AN EIRENIC ITINERARY, by Silas Nc
Bee. Papers on unity $I.oo
Price
PRINCIPLES OF ANGLICANISM, by
F. ]. Kinsman, Bishop of Della SIOO
ware. Price. ..................
THE SACERDOTIUM OF CHRIST,
by N. Dimock. 7Sc
THROUGH THE FORTY DAYS, SIoO
by A. w. Snyder. Price. .........
THE HOLY EUCHARIST, by Aoc
Canon NewbOlt. Price.
RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR A
HOLY LIFE. by Archbishop 6Oc
Leighton. Price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
GOOD FRIDAY. by H. S. Hol- zsc
iand. PRICE, ...........'.....
CHILDREN OF THE. RESURREC-
TON, by Ida Maclaren. SJOO
THE LITTLE VALLEYS, by Roc
Charles Mercer Hall. Price. ........
THE CREDIBILITY OF THE GOSPEL.
by Pierre Batiffol, translated from ST. "a
the French. Price. ........-.......
THOUGHTS OF A CATHOLIC
ANATON.IST by Thomas Dwight. 81 m
GOD AND DEMOCRACY. by zoe
Frank Crane. Price.
Main floor, Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29
New and Charming Effects
linn Misses and Girls Coats.

ASHTON has been indulgnt in the variety of styles for
I the young this she has been her
oUJ sister mother and this much of New
Coat Modes other lines of apparel Nor
folk Coats Blazer Coats beted half belted
double breasted coatscarefuy designed tailored good
wear and smart but infinite taken by designers
keep the lines girlish.
AT SSWW. Refer Coats of blue
and white checked aoo fabrics double style
lined throughout with serviceable stylish
general and a value of than ordinary
AT $1,000. New novelty mixtures checked effects and
stripes single and double breasted effects; all in
length lined unlned of them with the sailor
lars in various designs
At SIPS. Smart Three-quarter Coats navy blue
serge and black checks;
AT $500. Doubebreasted Coats of fine mixtures
and hairne striped materials; finely silk lined.
AT $1,000. Navy Blue Serge Coats OF finest quality three
quarter length modh models bengan silk
collar and cuffs, and al-silk lining
Third hor.G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29
Little Children's Dresses
i'm New Styles.

0MERY pretty effects are
iii shown in Little Children's
w Dresses of moderate price,
and of which SO many are
always needed during the spring
and summer months. Fetching lit
tie styles of white and colored
lawn, white dotted swiss and
white wolfe.
Long-waisted White Lawn Dresses,
square neck and short sleeves, trimmed
with wide embroidery; tucked G.
belt. Each. ...................p i'-o
Empire Style White Lawn Dresses, yoke
with demonstrating and lace SI.SO
Dainty Colored Lawn Dresses, square
neck and short sleeves. trimmed with
pretty tucks, embroidery edge, beading
and ribbon. Colors are light blue 81 M
and pink. Each. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
White Dotted Swiss Dresses in long
waist style, yoke tucked and trimmed with
Irish lace; waist and skirt effectively
Joined with ribbon-run beading. 81 ~
Each.
White Wolfe Dresses, in a charming
long waist model that is especially at
tractive; yoke of dainty Irish lace; waist
and skirt tucked and trimmed with wide
beading and ribbon. $3.50
Each. ................
Third floor, st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29
FAVOR PENSION MEASURE
Police and Firemen's Bill Re-
ported to the House With
Amendments.

The police and firemen's pension bill
was favorably reported to the House yes
terday afternoon by Representative Red
field of New York from the committee on
the District of Columbia. 1t contains the
amendment recommended by the commit
tee and which Messrs. Redfield and john
SON were instructed to incorporate.
The report says:
'All of the money for the policemen s
relief fund and the firemens relief fund
has been from the beginning supplied by
the District. The Treasury of the United
States has never contributed thereto. The
present bill does not change this in any
respect. Nor does the present bill alter
the existing sources of supply. They re-
main what they have been, and are in
considerable part the contributions of the
officers themselves
Not only, however, are the present
revenues insufficient and f1uctuative. but
the tendency is for them to decrease and
for the fund to increase. The present
bill aims to provide a definite source of
supply, which will meet all deficits and
prevent the injustice now existing to the
pensioners to whom the District authOri-
ties have allotted pensions, but who now
fail to receive them in full
The report explains that there are now
1O1 former firemen and 254 policemen on
the District pension rolls. The monthly
pay roll aggregates 81, $50 in the case OF
the firemen, and 81 ..3S in the case of the
policemen. The average amount received
by each fireman pensioner is siS.S6, while
each police pensioner. receives only SO IS.
The largest amount received by fire.
man is S1O0, and the smallest is 81. The
latter amount goes to Sidney Bieber,
former chief tire marshal of the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29

granted yesterday afternoon, and ordered
the costs assessed on the plalntln- III
developed that all the expert and other
witnesses some of whom were brought
from Europe have been paid by the re-
spective litiGants, and that nothing re-
mains except an item of 500 compensa-
ton to the commissioner, William r.
Kurtz who was sent to Germany to take
testimony, and incidental expenses which
will bring the total up to about sl,OOo
The families of the couple are among
the most prominent in the state and the
charges made in connection with the case
were of a sensational nature
In addition to granting the divorce, the
husband is allowed the custody or the
couples four-year-old son.
The court also ordered that decree
should be entered declaring that Man
Heibler. jr, an infant. made a co-defend'
ant with Mrs. Bancroft by her husband
is not the child of Bancroft. The infant
was given the name of Max Heibler. jr.
by Bancroft in his application for oil
vOrce.
The decision of the court was unani
nous No mention was made by the cour
of the cross-sut for divorce filed by Mrs
Bancroft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29

BLUE SUITS The proper
STYLES this spring are of greater at
traction to the boy than ever be-
fore, and fabrics were never more
expressive of refinement and good
taste-serges, worsteds, finished
and unfinished cheviots, in. plain
and diagonal weaves, self and
fancy striped designs, among them
the popular white pinstripe. Very
careful consideration was exercised
in procuring each suit, and we
know they are the best; sizes 3 to
49,. $500 to $500
SAILOR SUITS-Excellently
designed and cleverly tailored !;
they show an infinite grasping OF
the points of merit that establish
these little suits so high in favor !:
plain colors. neat mixtures, and
fine navy blue serge; Russian and
regulation styles in sizes 22 to
10. $500 to $3.50
WASH SUITS-Russian and
sailor styles, with sailor, eton or
military collars. Shown in. plain
white, tan and blue, also a
large variety of striped effects with
plaii. colored collar which makes
a particularly smart contrast; new
styles are very pleasing. and more
worthy Of attention than usual ;
sizes 2H to 10. ST 90 to $3.50
STRAW HATS-Milan braids,
and other straws, of fine and
coarse weaves; all high quality and
in the latest approved styles, some
of which are here only; ample
variety; all sizes.Sl rs to 5000
Third foor. Tenth ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29
Pure Foods
Specially Priced.

California Santa Clara Prunes; large
meaty fruit Of fine flavor and selected
packing.
I3c pound; 2 for 25c.
"Brookdalet California Asparagus,
stalks of uniform age and flavor, packed
in a manner that retains all the relishing
taste of the fresh.
25c can; $2.75 dozen.
Hecker's Cream Oatmeal, delicious for
making oatmeal porridge. breakfast
cakes, oatmeal pudding and oatmeal
Cruel.
&C pkg, 3 for 25c
Hecker's Cream Farina. an unexcelled
breakfast dish; may be used in several
different forms.
I3c pkg, 2 for 25c.
"Armee'' Italian Olive Oil-every can
guaranteed pure and satisfactory.
Special price, 60c can.
Snider's Pork and Beans. we'll known
for their tenderness and fine favor, as
well as for the uniformity Of baking.
Special prices,
&c, I2Hc and I7c can.
Fancy Malaga Table Raisins, our own
carefully selected assortment; choice
fruit.
Special price, zoe lb.
Fifth door. Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29
FANCY SUITS Gravs,

+ A n { Y : y L > GravS,
browns, tans and fancy mixtures
in great variety; novelty striped
and checked designs that are as
exactingly patterned as any boy or
parent could want. Correctness of
tailoring, especially in the collars
and shoulders of the coats, is, a
feature that has received expert
attention. Norfolk and double
breasted coats and full fashioned
knickerbocker trousers; sizes 8 to
IS. $500 to $500
CHILDREN'S REFERS
Smart new models in large assert
ment; styles adapted to the usage
of both boys and girls; best and
newest materials in the various
weaves, and shades of blue and
tan, also plaids, checks and
stripes; self or velvet collars; sizes
2H to 10. 1895 to $3.50
w II | L f > II X / > AND
BLOUSES-For Easter confrma-
ton. communion and all dress
occasions the boy needs white
shirt or blouse; an absolute re-
quisite if correct attire is desired.
Fine quality madras in new striped
and figured designs; shirts, sizes
IL to ID neckband; blouses. sizes
7 to 10 years. ST. LOO
EASTER NECKWEAR-Lke
their fathers and grown-up
brothers, the boy is exceedingly
precise about his neckwear: its
color, its design; its shape. Our
assortment knows
no superior. Csc and SOC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29
COrsets for Girls.
Comfortable and Correct.

w1 ASHIONABLE correctness
1NI and physical comfort have
oJnI been successfully linked iii
WI Our corsets for girls and
slender figures. Designed to pro-
duce figure perfection-eventually
gently molding the immature
figure into graceful and healthful
lines of fashion. Styles suitable
for the girl putting on her first
corset, and the figures of greater
development.
Ferris Waists for women, of batiste,
boned with walohn; medium length, with
shoulder piece.
$3.50 each.
Ferris Waists for girls. Of soft batiste,
clasp or button front; without strap.
SLIGO each.
College Girl Waists for misses, of ba-
tiste. clasp front; medium bust and long
hip.
$I.5o each.
Brassieres-these are indispensable with
the modern corset. We show a great
many varieties suitable for the different
figures, of several materials.
soc to S.. so each.
Third floor, Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29
New Stationery
That Hints of Easter.

~ XQUISITELY feminine
Mk> are some new Writing
~ Papers and Correspond
ence Cards that we are
now showing, and which are very
appropriate for Easter messages
and notes. A distinctive tone of
refinement in Stationery, and the
delicate color tints are decidedly
new.
Riblawn Fabric Writing Paper and En-
velopes, in boxes: white and pale colored
tints, with dainty gilt edge.
35c the box.
Cranes Linen Lawn Writing Paper and
Correspondence Cards-new and pretty
novelties in the daintiest shades, with
two-toned border and gilt edge.
75c to $I.75 box.
Main floor. Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29
Stamped Handbag
for EmbrOidering.

<1 NEW novelty of de-
IMl lightful character fol-
9lk summed costumes is the
Washable Handbag, in a
variety of materials, ready made
and stamped in beautiful designs
for hand embroidering. These have
Just been received and because OF
their newness and the important
place they are promised in fash
ions we are DESTROYS that all
should see them.
Stamped Ready-made Handbags. OF
linen, with long cord handles.
soc each.
Stamped Ready-made Handbags of fine
linen, finished with long cord handle
and trimmed with fringe.
$I.Oo each.
Stamped Ready-made Pique Handbags,
with embroidered scalloped edge,
5Oc each.
Stamped Ready made Fancy Handbags,
of cream linen, with sufficient material
for working,
soc each.
Also Stamped Cross-barred Muslin
Aprons, in dainty designs, with lace and
ribbon belt; sufficient material for work
ing.
25c each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29
Pretty Kimonos and
Boudoir Caps.

~ AlNTY and effective gar
90 ments that have just the
KY right daintiness and all
of ease and comfort tt
please women most when they
are within their own rooms OF
lounging in the house. Not only
are the styles pretty, but the line
was never so extensive.
Women's Long kimonos. of China sill
in plain and figured effects: some in EN-.
pire style. others shirred and finished
with plain satin or wash ribbon borders
1915 each.
women's Cotton Crepe Long Kimonos
attractive plain colors. in empire, shirred
and kimono styles. with Persian, plain
satin or wash ribbon borders.
$I.oo, $I.5o, $I.75 and $2.25 each
Women's Cotton Crepe Long Kimonos
in figured effects; empire and kimone
styles that show new and fetching ideas
finished with plain satin borders.
$r.S5 and $2.25 each.
Women's Cotton Crepe Long Kimonos
semi-fitting and finished with large satir
sailor collar and turn-back cuffs,
$500 each.
Boudoir Caps, made Of plain net, trim
med with pink, light blue, red, yellow ant
lavender ribbons and lace edge.
5Oc each.
Dotted Net BOudoir Caps, trimmed will
lace edge and dainty ribbons, in pink
light blue and lavender,
SI.OO each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29
Easter Candies
and Novelties.

oM7N addition to most com
plete line of Choice Choco-
LII lates and Fancy Hard Can
dies we are showing in sew
eral sizes the purest and finest
Novelty Candies for Easter parties
and table decorationsJ dainty and
toothsome sweets in all Easter
colors.
Cream Eggs, chocolate coated.
sc, SC and Ioc each.
Fancy Cream Eggs. assorted colors.
SC and SC each.
Jelly Eggs in several colors.
15c pound.
Jelly and Sugar Eggs, a variety of sizes
and colors.
CSC. pound.
Marshmallow Chickens. Eggs and Rab.
bits.
Ioc box of 10.
Fifth door, Tenth st.