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Evening star., 1914-03-13
Municipal Fish Market.

AS the matter now stands in the Sem
ate. the indications are extremely favor
able that the District Of Columbia will
have a new building and new wharves
for its municipal fish market. This Is a
progressive step In the direction Of mu-
nicipal service to the community. The
public fish market has been thoroughly
discussed. and is thoroughly understood.
and the action Of the Senate in standing
by, the Senate committee reporting the
District appropriation bill embodying the
recommendation Of the District Commis-
sioners is regarded with high favor. The
Commissioners In their current annual
report included the item OF 4125,000 for
the CONSTRUCTION Of buildings for markets
on the water frontage Of the Potomac
river lying south Of Water street between
l1th and 18th. 1t was set forth that
1t was intended to raise . modern SAN
itary fish market In place Of the d.
Evening star., 1914-03-13
Gloves fos: :
Wear With the New
Street Suit.

Delightful dew fashions ane
colors are to bs.seen in Women,
Spring Gloves. they being in &C
cord with the beauty and variety
of styles and shades SO numerou:
in apparel. Tie new things have
been especially, favored in our Sc
lections and We present them il
very broad array.
We call special attention to our more
practical styles in Gloves for street wear,
and emphasize t.1er desirability, fine
quality and excep,tonai value
One-clasp Tan Nappa Gloves
special at SI.0J pair.
One-clasp Catamois Gloves, ii
white and natural, SI.oo pair.
Six-button slFp-on Gloves, witt
strap and pearl clasp at wrist ane
a seni-gauntlet top. finished will
Paris point and three rows o.
embroidery. Shown in white and
tan, with self :,,r black embroid.
cry, ST.. 50 pair.
Main floor. center
Evening star., 1914-03-13
The Double
Guarantee

When you buy standard, ma
tionaiiy advertised article from a
merchant Of standing and char
acter you are buying with double
protection to yourself.
You have a double guarantee to
fall back on-that Of the manu-
facturer and that of the man who
sells the goods->
You of course have to deal only
with the store from which you
buy; the store. in turn. looks to
the manufacturer to make good
for any deficiency.
1t is not often that any one will
have need Of the guarantee; for
when a thing is sold by such
open and above-board methods 1t
10 going to be as nearly right as
it can possibly be made.
There is a protection In buying
advertised goods that there isn't
in buying those which are not
advertised.
The best guide to reliable buy
ing is the advertising in live
newspapers like The Star.
More people are reading adver-
tising every day because it pays.
Evening star., 1914-03-13
P. N. Corsefs Are One of
the Most Desirable Makes

P. N. Corsets arc well known
and have established reputation
for good quality, good lines and
comfort. The various new mod
els for the spring season have
been very critically chosen, and
it is our belief that the styles are
sufficient to meet all demands for
this particular corset.
Every style is in exact accord
with the latest corseting ideas OF
the most expensive makes. The
fabrics, too, are soft and light,
and the boning gives the natural
and graceful figure.
Some of the new fashion fea-
lures that may be seen in P. N.
Corsets will illustrate the free
dom Of motive; which has char
acterized their production:
Topless corsets. giving the wearer per-
feet freedom for tie upper part OF the
body, and holding the lower part firmly.
The free hipbons Corset. designed so
that nothing Dur tne sou Hi@teridi
touches the body 1T this point, insuring
absolute comfort.
Dancing Corsets with scarcely any
bones, and an insertion Of elastic at the
waistline.
An exceptionally good variety
of models, and at very moderate
cost, $1.oo to $500 pair.
Third door. Center.
Esna \ nfimsNs and Toilet
Evening star., 1914-03-13
New Novelty Color Bead
Chains Are Very High
i'm Favor.

A touch of vivid color around
the neck is one of the strongest
notes in spring vogue, and there
are many n2vel ways for ac=
quiring the desired result. J lewelry
Of new and novel creation is espc-
eially effective. and can be worn
with charming daintiness.
NEW TANGO CHAINS arc
the latest fad: They are OF tiny
fold Of satin or OF velvet ribbon,
combined witt. beads, Of all
shapes and sizes. some having
ends finished with fancy beads,
others with silk tassels that irl-
part a quaint and pleasing note Of
newness. A wealth Of new colors
to choose from,
soc, z5c, s1.oo, sI.25 and SI.75 each.
NOVELTIES IN COMBINA-
TION BEAD CHAINS, reveal
ing many striking effects in de-
sign and color. We show amber
and lapis lazuii, amber-and-lade,
amber-and-sappl:irc, amber-and-
acquamarine. ahlber-and-jet, am
ber-and-amethsst, ambcr-and-cor-
al and amber-and-turqu?ise.
SI.oo to $500 each.
Evening star., 1914-03-13
Telepathy in Texas.

A ranger looked across tho line,
His case was something wistful,
OF ammunition very fine
He had brawny fistful.
Out there upon the other side
Were matters. 1t was stated,
That very closely touched his pride,
He stood and watched and waited.
He traced a bandit to his lair.
BY absent treatments power
Ho drove him almost to despair
And made him cringe and cover.
They heard the bandit bold exciaim,
Though once a hot tamale,'
now must play the Trilby game.
Oh, who is the Svengali?'
It's true the rangers horse betrayed
Some signs of perspiration.
'Tis true the faithful charger nelghed
With grim appreciation.
The ranger merely twirled his thumbs
And said to every suesser.
when to teiepathy It comes.
am the head professorg" Il.
Evening star., 1914-03-13

sullivan's Ounce Lotion. 35c: Kinds
Honey and Almond Cream. 31cj w. &
LIS Benzoin and Almond Cream. 25c;
Frostilla, 14c: Sanitol Tooth Wash. 13c
and 35c; Sanitol P8ste and Powder. 13c;
colgate's Tooth Powder. 15c and 25c;
Lyons Tooth Powder. l5c: Sana-Dermal
Tslcum Powder. 1He: vantines Wistaria.
Talcum Powder. :.eSc; Wanous' Shampoo
Bags, 1oc each. ) for 25c; ". l.
Quin,ne Hair ,., t1n 's es sha g. 'oc; d W. :, o1.
All Cologne 33c, 6oc and $1.2o: Cogs-
wells Foot Tonic 500; Bath Brushes,
with and without handle, 50c to sl.50.
A large assortment Of Rubber-lined
Toilet Cases. in .cretonnes and silks, Soc
to $50 each
Main doof, g q,
Evening star., 1914-03-13
Alert Perception Needed

You say that a man who occupies q
position Of serious public responsibility
needs sense Of humor?'
Certainly. The more grave and disai-
fed he assumes to be. the more he needs
a sense Of humor. He must be able to
recognize humorous things instantly, SO
as to avoid saying Them
Evening star., 1914-03-13
Women Should Know
About Our Excellent Silk
Pettic0ats at Moderate
Prices.
Prices.

klosiit'' Petticoats. of all.sillI jersey,
silk Jersey with nessaline fiounce, and
OF messaline. in black. white and colors,
embracing the new spring shades and sew
eral styles Of the latest origin, finish ed
with plating and plain iounces.
$500 each.
Silk Petticoats. of good quality nlesss-
line. in black, white and co!ors; scno
have plated aounces with underlay,
others with no dounce, but daintily en-
ished IN plating: regular and extra sizes.
S2fJ each.
Good Quality Siin Jersey Petticoats,
with messaline flounce. others OF pure
silk jersey throughout and plated founceS
they are in all colors
S295 each.
Colored Taffeta Silk Petticoats, with ac-
contemplated flounces. $500 each.
Third 6oor. 81.
Evening star., 1914-03-13
can
S1.1O $1.1J go dozen

Premier Brand Pure Red Currant Jeiiy;
a regular &c value.
lie glass; for $l.OO.
Fancy Louisiana Head Rice. thoroughly
cleaned. and a regular fOc value.
&c pound: s6.75 for 100, lbs.
Fancy grade Of Evaporated Peaches.
regular 15c value.
Special price. lie pound.
French's Cream Mustard Dressing; reg
ular 10c quality.
Special price. &c jar.
Colonial Brand Luncheon and Break
fast Cocoa: a pure and healthful bev-
erage; full half-pound box.
Special price, lie.
Pompeian Brand Olive Oil, pure and
high-grade Italian product.
,.-pt. can. oOc; 1-pt. can, Sc.
OF. can. CSC; ls-gal can, $1.25.
Gallon can, $2.3.
Fifth noor. B st. !
Evening star., 1914-03-13

George Washington. with all his wis
dom, could not have foreseen the attl-
tude which has been assumed by some
OF the members of Congress toward
the city which he designed to be a
reflection Of the nations greatness.
Evening star., 1914-03-13
Helping Father.

managing the farm?'
Hes a wonderful help" replied Farmer
corntossel. III It wasn't for his restrain
ing care. some OF the conversation I ad-
dresa to the live, stock would be terribly
ungrammatical''
Evening star., 1914-03-13

A White Linen
Dress is made with
facing OF colored ma
terial around the neck,
sleeves and edge OF
both tunes. The long
wasted effect is used,
with the opening down
the side front, and set
in sleeves have new
cuffs; dainty square
collar faced to match.
$6.75 each.
Third floor, Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1914-03-13

Heretofore has been thing girls these
be rather neglected dresses least restricted in
This about remedy the condition
you inspect the largest diversified and
beautiful collection OF Dresses girls 49, of that
lereabouts.
will be afforded all mothers and girls who
opportunity of selecting there dresses suitable for
every need and for all types of girls and practically unlimited
showing Styles materials colors particularly beautiful
Evening star., 1914-03-13
Salutations En- Route,

An army of the unemployed
Marched on its way.
The farmer cried, as he enSoyed
The great display,
Come! Work for me! The highest pay
Shall be my rule
But all the army had to say
Was April fool!''
Evening star., 1914-03-13
SHOOTING STARS.
By PHILANpR JOHNSON.
An Honored Custom.

You admire the custom of saying
grace at table?
Yes. In addition to it's helpful re-
ligious sentiment it has the advantage Of
being about the only formal dinner spesch
you can make without danger OF starting
an argument
Evening star., 1914-03-13

Indiscrimnate criticism of railroads
comes to a pause for serious thought
when even a remote possibility Of put
ting any OF them entirely out of business
suggests itself.
Evening star., 1914-03-13

The announcement by Senator Root
that popular government is organized
self-control has a substantial and sapient
ring that is not preventing a number OF
people from making inquiry as to what
the answer is.
Evening star., 1914-03-13

Another equally de-
sirable style has a note
in tunics that is very
late-the cutaway tun-
ic, the same front and
back, made over a
plated one. Long
drop shoulder sleeves
and French divided
collar are features OF
this dress, made Of
white crepe, with trim
ming and wide girdle
Of wool plush.
$1,000 each.
Evening star., 1914-03-13
Cheerful Assurance,

What did Gwendolyn say whom you
asked her to marry you?" asked Mr..
Cumrox.
She told me to come and see you,"
replied the confident youth. Having
done so. shall go back and tell her that
don't object to you in the slightest"
Evening star., 1914-03-13

Secretary Bryan is equipped to give
skilled instruction to members Of the dip
lomatic service in the art of making an
interesting speech without saying any
thing to cause political embarrassment.
Evening star., 1914-03-13
Introducing the First New Styles i'm
Bows Finest Norfolk Suits
For Spring-Sun7n7er Wear
S.7S each.
Third floor, Eleventh st.

For the past two seasons Norfolk styles
have been coming into their own after long
and unworthy neglect. This spring one
sees nothing else but Norfolks, and they
possess distinctive style and refinement
of appearance that will Immediately estaL-
lish them in the greatest favor they have
yet enjoyed. =;
Boys choose Clothing mostly for its ap-
pearance-both style and fabric entering
into the decision One glance at our large
displays of the new things that our design
ers have sent US will show you how hand
some the suits really are.
And because OF the fact that they are
all Norfollss do not get the impression that
the assortments are lacking in variety. Our
designers know how to give distinctiveness
and life to suit, and have created many
variations single and double breasted Nor
folks are both here.
ONE OF THE BEST NEW MODELS IS MADE
WITH NORFOLK BACK TO THE WAIST LINE
AND PLAIN FRONT, INCORPORATING THE
MOST STYLISH AND DESIRABLE FEATURES OF
MAKING IT so PLEAsNGLY STYLISH AND AT
TRACTIvE; PATCH POCKETS NATURAL sHoU1-
DERS AND COLLAR.
The New Spring Fabrics and Patterns in a
and color efects-grays. tans. browns and S
blues, and in eizes to IS. W
Second noos. st.
Evening star., 1914-03-13

Russia desires an especially large ap-
preparation for military purposes. This
tendency is manifest in a general way
that makes the capitalization OF the dove
of peace seem small compared to that of
the dogs OF war.
Evening star., 1914-03-13

A rule requiring two Commissioners to
use one automobile might have caused
some Congress of the future to advise the
appointment OF people who are built like
the Siamese twins.
Evening star., 1914-03-13

1t may be that England feels equal
to the task of congratulating itself on
advantages 1t enjoys without outside
assistance.
Evening star., 1914-03-13
entered a. secpnd-ciass mail matter at the pos.
once at Washington. d. O.

C11n order to avoid delays on accom-. Of
personal ahssnce. letters to THE STAR should
rot he addressed to any Individual connected
with the nfdce but simply to THE STAR to
the Editorial or Business Department. accoedfns
70 tenor purpose.
Evening star., 1914-03-13

There Is q movement to head off the
April First joker who directs strang-
ers to the corner Of 18th street and
the Avenue Of the Presidents"
Evening star., 1914-03-13

The selection of the most ominous
Of dates as the title for his attack on
high finance has not yet caused Fri
day the Thirteenth to be known as
Tom Lawson day.
Evening star., 1914-03-13

Some of the holders of New Haven
railway stock are frankly in fear that
financial as well as physical wreckage IS
among the road 8 possibilities.
Evening star., 1914-03-13
gpecial Values inn New
Pure Foods.

Robin Hood" Brand Pure Fruit ana
sugar lam. contains no artificial color
ing or preservatives; small auanuty
bought to sell at q very special price;
assorted havors.
15c jar; sl.1o dozen.
"Beech-Nut' Brand Baked Beans: this
is an oven baked bean put up with Sc
iected pork and rich tomato sauce; three
sizes.
Evening star., 1914-03-13

The visit of Charles w. Morse to
Europe's health resorts is something
of a reflection on the Atlanta prison
as a sanitarium.
Evening star., 1914-03-13

Inquiry is now being made as to Am
bassador Pages views on the aphorism,
There is many true word spoken in
Jest"
Evening star., 1914-03-13

A pretty model Of
Figured Wool Crepe,
IN blue and pink, with
seams, belt front and
tunic piped III solid
color. A panel effect
given to this gar
nlent by the plated
back and front OF tunic
and drop; new three
quarter sleeves and
puff cuff.
$1,000 each.
Evening star., 1914-03-13

Some of those Texans may go SO far as
to compose a song entitled Dash! Dash!
Dash the Mexicanos!'
Evening star., 1914-03-13

esyahie n advanee-by mail. postage prepaM
Daily. Sunday incinded. one month. &C cents
Daily. Sunday excepted one month. 20 cents
Saturday Star. 81 year: Sunday Star. s.. 40 year.
Evening star., 1914-03-13
Preparations.

Fine Lotions and Toilet
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-12-24


Axe Ramstedt designated the expert accountant to
make full report the state treasuers Office has made
such report
1t is understood that this report will be published Sunday
because it dare be withhold ortutous
found modify squech it. 1t said that Mr. Ram
stedt refuses modify its damnng details shown
by the record the Recorder utterly in the dark to what
these details may be- However, with weeks grace, it
might be explained squeched Mr. Ramstedt has jur
sdcton its final disposition he only tell what he
finds and it--t is then in the governors hands
No one his mistakes made public; the simon pure
repentant who will voluntarily openly confess his mistakes
and usually not in high public life But since the report
because who probably to defend the state
have designedy gone wrong and refuse confess
this should be spread broadcast 1t hurt nno
cent
1t is understood that grand jury has been called Ada
county investigate disclosures made by the Ramstedt
port known dreaded those who could and should have
prevented their happening grand jury investigation not
might only little closer guess than the pub
lie is already making though it would that its
dict might be affected by influences under the people
will be pretty well able to judge of that
No wishes impugn any proceeding in the interest
of justice Yet this grand jury the light of the political
and business network that might enmesh it, has decidedly
shy look Only determined vigorous effort the part
of public opinion will make the verdict other than
the whtewashers art The State and county
should have least dsnterested fighting
prosecutorand if they would accept two of these
whom the Recorder there would be something
doing every else there is nothing wrong The
might loose important citizens when the grand
jury reporor BEFORE while the going good
Idaho does not necessarily pay too much taxes but the
state gets little out of what is paid We fail to get value
received We the grasp of reasonably close political
corporation that could be spared with profit.
The Recorder is not obIvious, but geefuy mpervious
to the potco business influences that have hit Idaho too
hard IT, from time to time 1T chooses to lay bare some
grnning skeletons of the state it for the public to Judge
what became of tender flesh from those skeletons thai
speak for themselves
Idaho has suffered more from Little in big places
than from Big Business any and all places whatsoever
That's what this grand jury
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-12-24
"ONCE IN, ALWAYS IN"

most interesting political meeting held somewhere
in the within the past few days with the avowed intent
obeheadng of the hereditary employees who have
become almost impregnabfy ntrenched the payroll III
Boise This matter to be handled carefully but firmly.
nevertheless 1t good politics to seek to spread the bene
fits of partisan loyalty around enough that every
reasonably hope for recognition, time somewhere. 1t
is good citizenship to try teach to people, the rudi
ments of state government to give chance to
know what the state doing instead Of building up few
exclusive though capable personal regulations The
publican party will need to do lot Of trimming begore
count pulling through with credit the next campaign
1t that the aggravating little going make
thousands of republican votesbut for all that Alexander
pulled through this year. and Others almost pulled
through the ticket and almost half of the egs
ature democratic The percentage of gain in the
next two years. two years would give the demo
Gratis of Idaho about five times many votes there
the in Nothing will help to make this
democratic majority than blind adherence to the old policy
of once in, always In. =
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-12-24
The American Boy

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Bright breezy of history biography,
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parents thoroughly the
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The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-12-24
RescInded Order

The wife of gentleina ing sud-
denly taken i'll, the husband ordered
a servant to get horse ready to go
for the doctor BY the time. however,
that the horse was ready and the
note to the doctor written, the lady
had recovered: on which re added the
following postscript aA sent the
servant on: my wife having recov-
cred. you need not come. London
Tit-Bits.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-12-24
A Chance.

A Chance.
A young 81 l1hor, whose ability was
by no mean equal to his conceit
was discoundl sg at length upon the
merits of bis work II am tired
OF writing of t. tat which others write
Of he said. II want to create an
original work. Dmething that no one
has ever WRIT about or ever vii!
write about" A learned man turned
quickly to the speaker. why not
write your own E1osy'" ne said
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-12-24

The defeat of Judge Walters by the republican party
authorities put crmp the republican party that it will
take years traighten out Morgan and democrat
despite the partisan judiciary fiction; who has
been politics. forget his partisanshpe Judge Walters
friends all the deervedy angry his official
hrow-down If the law of is followed Alex
ander must have the appointment of judge to succeed Judge
Bulge the southeast district and Of he will be
democrat There is not sembance of good politics any
where in the. deal---it is rotten all through.
Now VIII ~ doesn't some forward and demand
that the Recorder tell enough to what it said last
August?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-03
\ GREAT BOOK EVERY
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over million copies OF THE Peo-
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II is book that everyone should
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II is so plainly written that anyone
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Send 20 cents in stamps for mail
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-03
PERFECT CONFIDENCE
Tulsa People Have Good Reason for
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To correct distressing urinary ills;
To assist weak kidneys?
Your neighhurs know the way
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