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Evening star., 1913-11-25
Special Sale of Aluminium
Saucepan Sets, $1.18 each.

These Fine Aluminium Sauce
pans are OF the same splendid
quality and excellence as those Of
fered a few weeks past. These
pans are in sets of three, one each
of the following sizes: I1a, and
3 quarts.
They are seamless. easy to keep
clean and absolutely free from
any chemicals that will contami-
nate the food cooked in them.
New fiat shape, that will not
easily upset, and hollow handle
that does not accept and retain
heat like the ordinary handles.
S1.18, Usually $500.
Fifth floor, Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
BAcKACHY OR;
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat Less Meat, Also Take
Glass of Salts Before
Eating Breakfast.

Uric acid IN meat excites the
kidneys, they become overworked;
get sluggish. ache. and feel like
Jumps OF lead The urine becomes
cloudy; the bladder is irritated.
and you may be Obliged to seek
relief two or three times during
the night. When the kidneys clog
} you must help them flush off the
body's urinous waste or you'll be
a real sick person shortly At
| first you feel dull misery in the
kidney region, you suffer from
backache, sick headache, dizziness,
stomach gets sour. tongue coated
and you feel rheumatic twinges
when the weather Is bad.
Eat less meat, drink lots OF wa
J ter: also get from any pharmacist
four ounces OF Jad Salts; take
[ blespoonful in a glass OF water
before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will then act
( fine, This famous salts Is made
from the acid OF grapes and lemon
Juice combined with lithia, and
has been used for generations to
clean clogged kidneys and stimu-
late them to normal activity, also
} 10 neutralize the acids IN urine, so
} it no longer Is source OF irrita-
J ton. thus ending bladder weak
: ness.
/ lad Salts IS inexpensive, cannot
injure; makes delightful efferves-
cent lithia-water drink which
every one should take now and
then to keep the kidneys clean and
( active. Druggists here say they
sell lots OF lad Salts to folks who
believe in overcoming kidney trou-
J bic while it IS only trouble
! Agent, O'Da,lnelrs Drug Store.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
BathrODeS of
Warmth and Beauty.

Very pretty new Bath Robes
are being shown for women-of
warm eiderdown and blanket
cloths in plain and lowered and
figured designs of the most at
tractive new colorings. I h c {
robes are cut on graceful, COM
Portable lines. and appropriately
trimmed with satin bands. flow
cred or plain: cords. tassels and
buttons. With or without collar.
and high or low neck. A most
complete assortment priced from
S2.75 to 5000 each.
Third floor Il ST
Evening star., 1913-11-25
FINED FOR SPEEDING.
Cases of Failure to Give Right OF
Wav Go to Police Court

Failure of automobilists or other ve-
hicie operators to give vehicles going
north or south the right of way has re-
suited. within the past few days, in a
number of charges of collision being
taken into the Police Court.
o. \. Reardon was arraigned before
Judge Mulowny today on a charge OF
speeding and also with operating his
automobile at Goth and L streets SO as to
collide with an automobile of Franklin
L. kendrick.
Testimony was given that the Reardon
machine was coming down 10th street.
and that the other machine was going
west on l. street. The testimony also
showed that Mr.. Kendrick did not give
the other machine the right of way and
the court therefore dismissed the case.
A fine Of SO was imposed against Mr..
Reardon on the charge of speeding.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
Choice Fresh Fruits.

TOkay Grapes 1Oc to 15c 10.
Almera (Malaga) Grapes, 15c to Zoe h.
Cape Cod Cranberries, 1Oc qt.; II qts
for $l.0O.
Casaba Melons, 40c to 6Oc each.
Pomegranates. extra fancy, for 25c.
Prickly Pears, 25c dozen.
Winter Nellis Pears, 25c tray
Buerre d d'Anjou Pears, 75c dozen.
Tart Florida Oranges. 15c dozen.
Sweet Florida Oranges. zoe to 35c dozen
Florida Grapefruit, $1.00 to $500 doz
Lemons, 15c to 25c dozen.
Cooking Apples. 4Oc to 6Oc peck.
Fancy Eating Apples, 15c to Soc dozen
We can furnish Apples by the box OF
barrel. in such varieties as Albemarle
Pippin, Black Twig, Stark's Delicious
Gillifower, Grimes Golden. Golden Pippin
Jonathan. Kinnard. Northern Spy, Rome
Beauty, Smoke House, SpitZenberg, Wine
Sap. etc.
We make a speciality of packing fancy
baskets of fruit
Fifth floor, + st.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
Wizard Triangle
Dust Mops.

All Wizard Products are guaran-
teed to give complete
Satisfaction.
The Wizard Dust Mop-A chemically
treated mop for dusting floors, polished
woods. etc. Because of the triangle shape
1t is much more effective than any other
kind When the mop becomes full OF
dust, wash 1t with warm water and soap
and let dry; 1t will be just as good as
ever Priced at SI.25.
Wizard Dust Cloths-A black cheese
cloth subjected to chemical treatment,
giving 1t the quality Of absorbing every
particle of dust II touches.
25c each.
Wizard Broom Covers, chemically treat
ed. 35c each.
Wizard Carpet Clean. sprinkied on the
carpet or rug II prevents dust when
sweeping-a necessity II sanitary rules
are to be observed.
Ioc ard z5c.
Fifth floor st.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT
Arrivals.

Schooner A. p. German, oysters from
a Chesapeake bay point, at 18th street
wharf for the market; schooner S. 7.
White, cord wood from a Maryland point
for ]. Maury Dove & Co.; barge How
ard, from Baltimore, at Georgetown,
with coal for the gaslight company
schooner Bessie Ford. cord wood from a
Maryland point, in James Creek canal
for Robert Murphy: boat Castleman, at
Alexandria. with railroad ties from Sen
eca, Nd, for L. A. Clarke & Son; schoon-
ers Avalon, j. r. Dixon. Silver Wave,
Thomas Oliver, c. w. Roamer and Me-
tompkin, at 11th street wharf with
oysters from the lower Potomac and
Chesapeake bay beds
Departures.
Schooner barge No 10, coal from
Georgetown for a New England point;
schooner Oakland, light, from George
town for a Maryland point to load cord
wood back to this city; schooner D. ].
Ba lard, light for Ragged point after
oysters for the market here: schooner
Bessie Ford, light, for a down-river
point to load cord wood or lumber for
Washington dealers; power boat Golden
to load: schooner Martin Wagner. for
Colonial Beach to load for this city
lighter Bryant, for alexandria with
oyster shells from the 11th street wharf
for the crushing plant; bugeye yacht
Wild Duck, on a cruise on the lower Po-
tomac and Chesapeake bay; steamer
Newport News, Tor Old Point and Nor
folk; steamer Northland, for the ship
yard at Newport News.
Tuoc and Tows
Tug Defiance, with coal-laden barge
from Baltimore. arrived at Georgetown
and sailed, light. for a Chesapeake bay
point; tug James o. Carter. sailed towing
Consolidation Coal Company barge No
10 coal from Georgetown for Point Look
out, en- route to Boston; tug Captain
Toby left for Alexandria towing oyster
shell-laden lighter and returned light
tug Rosaie left, towing lighters from
18th street wharf for the sand-diggins
grounds down river: tug Minerva, left
Georgetown with lighters for sand-dig-
ging machines down river.
Memoranda.
Schooner Eta has arrived in the
Wicomico river. Nd. from this city to
load and return; schooner Eleanor Rus
sell is in Mattawoman creek, Md, to
load cord wood for the market here;
schooner Richard Tall has arrived IN
Upper Machodoc creek from this city
TO load and return: schooner Belmont is
reported on her way to this city with
| cord wood for local dealers; schooner
Mary Ann Shea is loading cord wood
at Virginia point for the Eastern
branch; schooner Eloise is at Baltimore
with lumber from South river. Va.
schooner S. l.. Bowen is due at this city
with cord wood from a Maryland point
United States revenue cutter Apache IL
| on her way to Baltimore from this city.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
The Beautiful New Display Rooms
Ofthe Upholstery Section:
THE GREEN DAMASK ROOM,
THE GOLD DAMASK ROOM,
THE LOUIS XVI ROOM,

We are exhibiting the latest and finest examples of
Free=hand and Gut Draperies,
Handmade French Filet and Cluny Lace Panels,
Exclusive styles i'm Plain and Fancy Nets for
easement windows sash curtains, etc.
Also our own direct importation of Period
Furniture.
These tastefully decorated with silk
damask for wall coverings and elegantly furnished.
The Louis XVI Room is treated in soft tones of
yellow, with relief molding. In the Green Damask
Hand-wrought Willow Furniture, which be
stained painted enameled; and fitted with
cushions to match any color scheme. In the Gold
Damask Room is exquisite of Louis XVI Bed
room. Furniture. including twin beds, dresser,
dressing table, richly finished in magnificent dull
soft old ivory tints Here, too, are many distinctive
Separate Pieces of Furniture in the Louis XIV and
Louis XIV periods, with seats and backs, which
be treated with cushions, covered with materials
to match any decoration.
In connection with this display we invite special
attention to our complete line of Over-stufed
Furniture, Chairs, Settees, etc., products of our
own workrooms.
These pieces are covered in DENIM which can be re-
covered any material you may This of
nture made in the best possible for durability and
appearance, and is so guaranteed by
We are also displaying the newest effects in Furn
ture Coverings, Fabrics for Wall Coverings and
Drapery Fabrics in extensive assortments, in
cluding in part:
Fine Italian and French Damask, Fine silk Velvets,
plain heavily embossed figures; Silk and Linen Velours
plain or cut; Rich Tapestries, Harcloths Jutes ETC.
The entire collection is the most unique and the
handsomest ever exhibited by us.
Many pieces OF the Furniture embraced In this exhbi
ton especially desirable not only for home use but
ns1dax 1s1s sss Gifts : +!
Evening star., 1913-11-25
The Torrington
Vacuum Cleaners.

We are just in receipt of a
large number of Torrington
Vacuum Cleaners, and offer them
at the exceptionally low price OF
$3.50 each. These cleaners not
only clean from the surface, but
clean through the nap of the car
pet, drawing out completely the
dust and dirt-not driving it
through the floor covering.
No better cleaner is pro-
curable at $3.50.
Fifth floor, Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
CONFERS WITH CABINET.
President Discusses Affairs OF
State and Reads
Message.

day as on any other day. His cabinet
advisers assembled at the usual hour, II
O'Clock, and the President remained il
consultation with them until shortly after
1 o'clock. when he went to the private
apartments of the White House. The
Mexican problem. the biggest question
before the administration at this time. is
Understood to have occupied some Of the
time, and the Presidents address to Con
gress next week was given consideration
it being his desire that his cabinet Off
cials be informed as to the subjects he
will discuss.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
New English NainsoOk.

We have received 500 boxes Of
English Nainsook, each piece con-
tanning II yards, and 50 or IS
inches wide. The wearing quail
ty. fineness of texture and finish
are the very best produced.
80 inches wide, s., S.. so
and $500 piece.
As inches wide, So. $500
and $500 piece.
Second door, Eleventh 81
Evening star., 1913-11-25
To Represent Boys Club.

A committee OF four members has been
named to represent the Boys Club OF the
Grover Cleveland School at the public
meeting in the interests Of safety to be
held under the auspices Of the Street
Safety Association at the Church of Our
Father. Universalist. 18th and l. street.
northwest. this evening. Several other
organizations probably will be represented.
Evening star., 1913-11-25

Womens Swiss Ribbed Tights.
Isle thread. cotton. silk-and-lislc
and pure silk.
SI.25 to $3.50 each.
Women's and Children Wool
Jackets. high neck and lons.
sleeves; black. white and gray
mixed. $500 each.
Women's Corset Covers. of cot
ton, silk. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mixed. soc to So. so each.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
VASES AND FERN D1gHES-Thest
Four Special Values for THANKSGIVING Use.

colonial Glass Water Sets, consisting Of
three-pint pitcher Of desirable shape and
six regular size Colonial Glass Tum-
blers. Good quality. each piece smooth
and we'll finished.
Special price, 38c set.
Colonial Glass Tumblers, a splendid
value in tumblers; clear glass, good pat
tern. convenient size; durable weight:
smooth bottom that will not mar the
finest table.
Special price, 28c dozen.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
KITCHEN CROCKERY-

Imported Baking Dishes-A special lot
from the Villeroy & Boch factory. in de-
sirab BILE shapes and attractive decorations
The dishes come in sets of six. from four
to nine inches in size.
Special price, SI.oo for set OF 3.
Compartment Vegetable Dishes. These
are becoming more and more popular. and
we have imported large line of them
in two sizes, and a variety of attractive
decorations.
75c and 85c each.
Fifth floor, st.
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The Universal Coffee Machine, Special at $500.

We have secured large quantity OF these famous Coffee
Machines offer the special price OF $500 The Unver-
sal Coffee Machine exce all other ways OF making coffee be-
the percoaon is complete before the water bols
Used the table begins operate the lamp
lighted While the heating it is continually pumped
up the ground coffee in the top. percoatng down
through it into the pot again Copper nickel finishes
Special price, $500 each Regular price, s.. so.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
No Appointments With Visitors.

, The President had no appointments with
visitors. and worked an hour or more be-
fore the cabinet met on official matters
of different kinds needing his attention.
President Wilson will attend the Army
Navy foot bail game in New York next
Saturday. He will see the game from
the Army side during one half and from
the Navy side the other. The President
probably will leave New York late Sat
urday night. returning to Washington
early Sunday.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
Christmas G ards and
Booklets, i'm greatest va
riety. Gale m d ars and
Diaries for 1914.
In the China & Glassware Store

OF and matcbmgs old
sets formerly secured here Our showing Of
secured which included several effects from the
Havand factory that late to the delay
the office Opensock Dinnerware be had III
parts of matched for years advantage
Thanksgiving me when desiring repenis
increase the size of the set.
A wide price range.
in open-stock patterns also offers
replening and obtains in the DnnerWaeneW
gold patterns especially handsome, and much i'll at
time in with gold decorated dinner
services
|COL LONUAL Observation-Disclosures and elegant but
tremely simple and durable is worthy of place the
elegantly appointed tables Any Thanksgiving table will
be beaued by and beauty by the fact that
harmonizes we'll with of table setting selec
of all the different pieces moderate Cranberry
15c up: Celery Trays 3oc and Shebet Glasses
7c dozen and Sauce Dishes CSC dozen and up Pickle
Dishes, I5c and
HANDSOME CUT GLASS-Rich and handsome patterns. in
cuttings Of the greatest blanc From the lowest to the high
At So5 offer extensive variety in many patterns,
including floral designs and inter cuttings Pieces Of all
kinds embracing Footed Bonbon Dishes. Handled Bonbon
Dishes, Vinegar Cruets Butter Plates Snch Bowls, Vases,
Compartment Relish Dishes. Footed Comports
VASES AND FERN DISHES These provide the desired
decoration and the Thanksgiving table artistic
angemen hospable appearance. Vases, S275o
Vase Sets, S35 $3.50 Glass Flower Baskets Glass Fern
Dishes with lining, Paeaus and Candestcks.
KITCHEN CROCKERY-Plain white, white-and yellow and
white the and kitchen Pie Plates
Mixing Bowls Shrred Egg Dishes, Pudding Pots Baking Nap
pies Baking Dises Chicken Casserole Dishes Egg Poachers
Covered lars Our special Casserole
nclosed in an nickel frame completely
delicate of the foods which be served in the
dish.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
Beauty and Novelty Were Never
Better Combined i'm Leather Goods.

Leather Goods OF many different shown greatest
prosion newly gathered displays from the foremost produc
ing OF the lands the London Paris Berlin and
fairly outdone themselves designing and making
beautiful and unusual things Of leather.
The range styles and designs seemingly nitess from the
small largest automobile travelling and all sorts
of handsome handbags party bags and leather novelties
Attractveness. newness, beauty and worth
Evening star., 1913-11-25
are four inseparable factors in this showing.

PARTY BAGS. new in design this sea-
son; handsome feathers; new shapes and
colors They contain powder box. nail
file, mirror. comb. lip salve case and
memorandum book; ingenious in arrange
ment.
SI2.OO to $500.
SILK AND VELVET BAGS, our own
exclusive importation in rich and mag
nificent fabrics and colorings to harmo-
nize or contrast with the seasons cos
tunes. Some of them have finest quality
cut steel frames and trimmings. and
others marquisette frames and settings,
and trimmed with cut steel Unusually
attractive are those having watch and
the original marquisette setting, and
some with beaded and cut steel frames
are exceptional in beauty.
$3.50 to 5000.
New Automobile Bags, of ha
$500 each.
Automobile and Travelling
all-leather, $500 to SI2.oO each.
Main foor Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1913-11-25

Women's Swiss Ribbed Comb
nation Suits. in cotton, Isle and.
silk-and-hsle; ankle and knee
lengths long and short sleeves.
SIPS to $50 each.
Women ITALIAN AND We
NETIAN SILK Bloomers and
Combination Suits TO wear with
the present day fashions; warm,
yet light of weight and of thin
texture.
SITS, $500 and s3.2S each.
Evening star., 1913-11-25

Frank Darby Sachs, merchant of
Hancock. Nd, and Miss Bertha Winifred
Little, also of Hancock. eloped to Cham
bersburg Saturday and were married at
2 O'Clock in the parlors of the Hotel
Washington
Evening star., 1913-11-25
Special Values Inn Table Linens.

Patterns selections, in varied including
fora conventional and others equally desirable
7o 22nch Fubeached Damask Napkins Special price,
$2.65 dozen.
500 yards 72nch Silver Bleached Table Damask for good
wearing quality nothing exce this popular grade of table linen
$1.I5 yard Regularly SIPS
Hemstched Damask Tea Doies; excellent values $500
s.. so and $500 Dozen
Hemstitched Huck Towels soft finished
pure fax. 25c each $500 Dozen
Seondhoo
Evening star., 1913-11-25
Waistcoats or Vestees
Are a Notable Fashion.

Waistcoats or Vestees are very popu-
lar and they are made precisely on the
order of a mans garment; the color com
binations are often very striking. gorge
ously rich and daring. Not only do waist
coats add a touch Of distinction to the
costume, but they add warmth in cold
weather.
In our Neckwear Department We are
showing an exceptional variety OF modes.
fashioned Of rich brocades, fine velvets.
beautiful silks. Many Of them are set
off with dainty buttons and pipings, re-
lieving them Of severity.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
A Complete Showing of Women's
Finest Knit Underwear.

Whether choose woolen lisle silk woo-mixcd
underwear from carefully selected
with the knowledge that there is nothing
price.
All the improved that have their appearance
the last of which there great fully
exemphed in the hev
Evening star., 1913-11-25

One of the best values obtanabe in Underwear medium
weight with high neck and long sleeves low neck and
short sleeves low neck and sleeves and Dutch neck with
short sleeves anke-ength pants. \ large quantity of these
garments and the OF the make their excel
lence.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
MILES OF MOVIE FILMS
EXPORTED FROM THE u. S.
Bureau Predicts That Years Busi-
ness Will Encircle Globe-World's
Greatest Producer.

! Thousands of miles of moving films were
exported from the United States during
| the first nine months of 1919. according
| to the bureau of foreign and domestic
| commerce, which also makes the predic-
| ton that before the clcse of the current
| year enough films, both exposed and un-
exposed. will have been shipped to reach
the entire $500 miles around the earth.
| Figures produced by this government bu-
reau place the United States right at the
head of the column of moving picture
! film producers, the worlds greatest man.
ufacturer. This country manufactures
fully three-fourths of the entire produc-
ton of the world.
So great have become these exports that
| the foreign and domestic commerce bu-
reau has been forced to establish sep
arate and detailed record This, record
shows total expectation in the nine
months ended with September of Gj.500, coo
feet of unexposed or plain films to be
used in other parts OF the world in TAX
ing motion pictures. and 23,5GO.OOO feet
of exposed or finished films ready for use
in the stereopticon, making total of
50. coo, ,OoO feet during the period.
Value Runs Into Millions.
In 1912, the first full calendar year for
iof films exported was 600 feet, or
less than half the prospective total of
1913
The stated value of the films exported
in the nine months ended with September,
1913, is about S3,jO0.OOO. being ll,O00
for the 65, 5OO. 600 feet of unexposed films
and $1.6J6.OOO for the 23,JOO,OOO feet of
exposed films ready for use in the stereop-
ticon. or an average Of 2A cents per foot
for he t,,,ov cad nd n carlf
foot for the exposed films.
England is by far the largest purchaser
of films from the United States, and this
applies especially to the uneXpOsed films
OF the SO,OOO,OOO feet If films of both
classes exported in the fiscal year 1912,
7O,OOO,OCO feet went to England. five and
a third million feet to Canada, little
over one million feet to France. three
quarters of a million to the Philippines,
over half million to Brazil, nearly a
half million to Newfoundland and Labra-
dor, a quarter of million to Australia,
and slightly less than quarter of a mil
lion to Japan. Most of the films going to
Canada, Newfoundland and the Philip
pines are exposed.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
81 so to $1,000 each.

beautiful modes, including the wonderful
filmy shadow laces in fine patterns.
Main floor, G st.
Evening star., 1913-11-25

AUTOMOBILE AND TRAVELLING
BAGS. with Partisan ivory and French
gold fittings. in English morocco leather.
some with drawstring. All have the nee
essary toilet articles, in Partisan ivory,
French gilt and ebony.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-11-13
rs OTHERS SEE Us"

Robert Burns was great philosopher.
He usually saw things as they should be.
however short he was in measuring up to
the standard, This is shown in his "Ode
to Louse.'' One sabbath day at church
he saw louise on lady's bonnet. She
was tossing her head in very vain and
naughty. manner, and among other things
that Burns said about her, was:
go wad. some power the giftie gle us
To see oursels as others see us!
1t would frae monte blunder free us
an foolish notion.
Many times when we are holding the
other fellow up to ridicule, if we could just
see ourselves as others see US, we would
stop right then. Our own faults and fail
ures would look so ridiculous that we
would appear like cipher with the rim
rubbed out.-Bulletin.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-11-13
PRISONERS 10 MARYLAND.

The Baltimore American of October 9
has the following:
Beginning today, all prisoners sentenced
from the District of Columbia criminal
courts will be sent to the Maryland State
Penitentiary, in this city, until further no.
tice, according to an order issued yesterday
afternoon by the Attorney General at
Washington, D. c.. This action on the
part of the Attorney General is due to the
overcrowding of the Federal Prison at At
lanta, the prison at Saltwater, where all
male prisoners are sent, and the State Peni-
tentiary at Lansing, Kansas, where all fe-
male prisoners are sent. Good Words.
Didn't know this prison was in crowd
ed condition. Some one must be dreaming.