fHE WASHINGTON TIMES MONDAY JUNE 8 1908iJ 1

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Contest a Feature of StJosephs Excursion

Tomorrow

Every young mother in St Josephsparish is confident today that her

Is destined to be the prize winner in the baby beauty contest whichwill be the feature of the excursion toMarshall Hall tomorrow by ute congre-gation of fit Josephs Church Prizeswill be awarded to throe bebloc theprettiest the next prettiest and thenext

Never was there a baby born thatwas not juat the cutest ever And thatIs where the Judges enter They are fiveof them alt men and all destined tohear a frequent repetition of a monoItgue something like this MenSnort What do they know about

babies anywayThere la trouble brewing for the

judges M I Schafer Thomas QuillGus Brahler James and R ACsrtln are going to risk it

The steamer Charles Maealaeter willmake three tripe on the usual scheduletime The proceeds of the picnic willbe applied to the church debt

BISHOP BRISTOL ADDRESSES

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL-

IN LAST SERMONBishop Frank M Bristol of tine

Metropolitan M E Church deliveredhis farewell address to the children ofthe Sunday school at the childrens dayexercises yesterday afternoon The

oleo baptized six children and-t several others into the church

At All Souls Universaltot Church thefret class of Sunday school pupils wasgriduafed from the full graded courseand diplomas were given There were

songs recitations and the usual exerases

ine celebration at the Vermont Ave-nue Christian Church was notable in

veral respects It was announced thattie Sunday school attendance was a litt elow 680 and that contributions

Living Link Missionary fund hadexceeded 150 the amount asked byA program of song and recitation was

by the children under directio-nf Miss Ada Gorman

Similar exercises were held at theTemple Memorial Church Foul

1 nth and R streets northwest A dtefeature was the singing of

iMiins by H class from the Washingtontv Orphan Asylum The Rev Mr Al

the pastor distributed bibles-t none the children and made a shortaddress The exercises were directed1 y George A Prevotl assisted by MrsTenth Galt Mish and Mr R J Boyti

ORANGE MARMALADEThis ie the best time of the year for

raking orange marmalade because theravel oranges are most delicious nowSelect oranges rich In color and with ajuicy peel Slice thirteen oranges verythin without peeling but discam theends the white string in the middleand the navel To add seven pin Us

of cold water and let them atand fortwtrtyfour hours Then bmfTor anhour Add seven pints of sugar andboil one hour longer then add juiceof three Umons and boll for ten min-utes Jf one desires the marmalade tobe a stiff jelly the first cooking shouldl e continued until the water boiledout This ofttried recipe has neverfailed to give good results

TEA PUNCHThe following recipe will make twelve

large glasses of tea punch Squeeze thejuice of six large lemons and grate therind of three or four of them Add tothis juice three quarts of water andbrown sugar enough to suit individualtaste Let it come to a boil In a largepitcher put ten teaspoonfuls of Ceylontea pour boiling lemonade over itand let it steep for ten or fifteen min-utes Then strain and let it get per-fectly cold When ready to serve nilglasses with cracked ice and Into each

tiny sprig of mint

BOSTONS CHAMPION COOK-A Boston woman who has lust cele

brated her golden anniversary as acook boasts of having made and baked894000 pies 2300000 doughnuts and some-thing more than 1500003 puddings be-sides a multitude of other dainties andno end of baked beans Herare all her own and she towrite a cook book

LOCAL MENTION

Malt Bread Makes Muscle

bone and sinew The ideal food forchildren Made Washingtons

Schneiders Give your grocer a standing order for Malt Bread Se

Homemade Milk Bread Is BestYou can solve the bread question satis-

factorily by having wholesomeMilk Bread delivered fresh

from oven to table every day Only ielilt B sts Phones Linen 1440 144L

Four Large Cans Pot Brand Porkand Beans for tic today at J T DPylec stores

Ask Your Neighbor

She will tell you that Connecticut PieCbs Pies are the most deliciousfillings and crispy crusts at all grocers-

A fair satta skis n eur d using Satinkin or aj sad fie

Mattresses Renovated-

In our own shops at moderate pricesStumph Lyford Ml to M9 Mass ave

Cut This Out and Present It With10 cents today at either of J T D13 stores and get one pound of

Coffee fresh roasted and equal tosold at lie

Careful Carpet Cleaning

Prompt ard efficient service PhpneMain Stumph Lyford 681639Mass nw

Black Arrow for SaleBlack Arrow 30x7 foot open cruising

launch 3i 4cyllnder 4 motorunderwater exhaust fully equippedprice 51108 Inquire after 6 m

Utenfleld l i D ne or Smithsfoot of 11th se Phone Lincoln 634 M

Chicago Jewel Gas Ranges Are thebeat C A Muddiman Co 616 lath nw

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SOCIETY WOMEN CHICAGOBOUND-

TO SEE WORK OF CONVENTION

MISS HEMENWAY

Wives of Prominent Republicans to Hear NominatingSpeeches From Galleries

Washingtons smart set is to lielargely represented at the Republicannational convention in Chicago and thebig Coliseum where the aessiann areto be held will look much like the Senate galleries on the opening day ofCongress Every prominent man whofigures in the convention will be

in the group of smartly gownedwomen in attendance and visiting Wash-ingtonians will find much to remindthem of the Capital In the throng ofwomen

Miss Louise Foraker is one of the at-

tractive members of the younger yetwho will attend the proceedings andMiss Hemenway daughter of SenatorHemenway win be another conspicuousfigure in the social affairs of convention

weekMrsLongworth Going

Naturally the most Interesting visitor of all will be Mrs Nicholas Longworth daughter of the PresidenV whowith her husband will be a member of

house party of which Mrs JosephMedlll McCormick formerly Miss RuthHanna will be hostess Mrs Longworths political tendencies have becomemore and more manifest since she

the wife of Representative Longworth

Mrs Murray Crane formerly MiwJosephine has for severalyears been known as a keen politicalstudent In fact it has often be n saidthat it was her clear insight into oolitical subjects that first attracted the

WILL HOIST FLAGON KEY MANSION

Dolphin Will Fire Salute During

the Ceremonies Next SaturdayAfternoon

Miss arable Key Smith greatgranddaughter of Francis Scott Key willhoist the duplicate of the flag of KWupon the Key mansion 9618 M streetnorthwest Saturday afternoon the ori-

ginal of which was the inspiration forher grandfathers immortal words TheStarSpangled Banner

The exercises aecompanlng the rais-ing of the flag will be under the direc-tion of the Francis Scott Key MemorialAssociation All the patriotic societies-of the District are expected to partici

There will be several speechesby prominent men and other features

As the salute to the flag twentyonewill be fired by the dispatch boat

Dolphin as it utters to the head of theDolphin will be anchored in

the river Just below and behind themansion

The program as far as completed willbe as

Rev Alfred D HardingWith Heart IdPraise Thee United States Marine

sandAddress of welcome Hon Henry B

F Macfarlandnag Charles Vexll Donue Welegerber

Raising the flag Ti the strains of The

75EASY PAYMENTS

For this 546 Drophead Sewing Machine guaranteedten years All ofthe latest attach-ments

A chance to get astrictly highgrademachine at theprice of a cheap

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attention o Senator Crane MrsCrane will to the convention tofollow the activities of her husband whois closely identified with the prelimi-nary convention wdrk

Mrs Taft to Be ThereMrs Taft will go to Chicago and be

on hand for the final result Mrs Knoxwife of Senator Knox of Pennsylvaniawill be an exception She will not bepresent to hear the nominatingspeeches

Mrs Herbert Parsons ChaunceyM Depew and Mrs Albert J B v-

erldgt formerly Miss Katherineare others of the smart Washingtoncolony who will foregoof the early days at the seashore tofollow of the various candidates at Chicago

StarSpanglnd Banner played byUnited States Band Miss MabelKey Smith greatgranddaughter ofFrancis Scott Key will hoist the Sag

Salute to the gunsU S S Dolphin

The StarSpangled Banner Sung byMrs Thorns s C Noyes

Address Governor of Maryland

Tribute to the flag Mrs Isabel WorreilBall and salute by the ladles ofpatriotic organizations

Addrees Justice Thomas HAndersonRemarks concluding with original ode

to Francis Scott Key F S Key SmithesqUnited States Marine Band

Mattings Laid Free

We InviteYou to OpenAn Account-

We will gladly arrange creditterms to suit you onyou buy here Opening accounts at this a perfect-ly simple is merely-a case telling the salesmanthat you wish the purchasecharged and how you expect-to pay the bills There are nonotes to sign and we make noinquiries about you from yourneighbors or employers

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CHICAGO June price of awedding supper is said to be the basisof a breach of promise suit brought yesterday In the municipal court

Is It the duty of the or of thebridegroom to furnish the nuptialfeast is a question at issue

Helen twenty years old of 9MNorth Clark street the bridegroomshould pay Joseph Mayte a barber 3tfWebster Avenue defendant says It Isthe duty ol the bride and her parentsThe answer to Ute question will In ameasure d Ma the

Miss Hada says she and Mayto wereengaged to be married in December raidthat the license was Mart re-fused to marry her because she insistedthat he pay for the wedding super itIs said

According to Attorney Fred Piotkewho represents the defendant MissHada broke the engagement by sayingthat since would not settlethey need not get married

She asked for J saM theand Mayte gave her 6 all themoney he had with him Then thetrouble beganthat M yt gave

Miss locket and later got itbeck he would it withbut that he neverpresented her with the ring

FORTUNES IN HAIR DRESS

SPENT BY THE RICHIN RECENT YEARS-

It is not commonly known that thefad of costly hairpins for opera andreception dress has been creeping intothe homes of the fashionable andwealthy for several years but it isa fact none the less and the erasehas grown with rivalry to pro-portions that many belles In theof the multimillionaire now weartheir headdress hairpins that if soldat auction because of theirintrinsic bring sums that wouldbe independent fortunes to workaday

as these may beseen occasionally in theboxes but more frequently at houseweddings and

Hair fasteners of this order are ofcourse composed of solid gold so farus the body of them is concernedand studded with flawless diamonds avariety of designs above the prongedof clearest water They are made inpart usually to the order of the cuetomer

One famous hairpin that is said tohe worth a ransom is wornby the daughter of a man of nationalrepute was recently married Thispin milady has been known to wearand it has attracted no smallamount of attention interest and envy

none outside her immediatefamily are aware that It cost 11500

ONE SEAM IN FIFTEEN YEARS-It has been said that the most monoto-

nous form of labor is gumming labelsBut there are many others conevery near it

In the hoot and shoe trade for m-

5tance the work is dIvided among asman workers as possible One will thusmake a single cut in the leather andanother give one turn of the machinehandle In some cases a pair of shoeshas passed through fifteen pairs ofh before reaching completion-

As K natural result there arewho v ek after week go on perform-

ing the same work hundred of times aday Indeed in one factory there isa woman who for fifteen years hasewed only one seam Her machineworks to rapidly that she spends asmuch time inserting and withdrawingher work as in the actual sewing

KEEPS THEM FROM STICKING-One housekeeper has hit upon the

plan of sifting raisins which must bechopped with sugar instead of flourThis she says makes the choppingeasier and keeps fruit from sinking tothe bottom of the cake

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STUFFED CABBAGE A DISH

EASILY PREPARED

AND PALATABLE

Stuffed ia a dishfor this season of the year and I quiteeasily prepared Choose a young cab-bage of medium size or have smallindividual cabbages which can be

and cut in half Boil them fora few in salted water then

them aside until ready to fill withthe following mixture Cook vermicelliin salted water until tender andmix with bread crumba which have

soaked in milk put in a fewcapers some sweet herbs a bit of melted butter and mix together thoroughlywith two beaten eggs The cabbagesshould next be opened by cutting themin half crosswise the heart removedand the placed in the hollowIf the cabbage be preferred whole theheart can be slipped out by cutting a-way for it through the bottom of thecabbage and after the stuffing is putin the leaves can be Irawn back nat-urally Sometimes it is necessary totie the cabbage firmly with a piece ofstring before It if placed in a pan withsome thickened butter sauce The cab-bage should be left to broWVi well in thepan then served while hot with tlesauce poured over it

Grilled sardines are dainty for themidday weal and so are stuffed sar-dines which are prepared Jn the fol-lowing way Split open a number offat sardines and remove the beads andbackbone Make the tufting of twohardboiled ergs minced a piece ofonion some bread crumbs and a fewImps of lemon Juice Mix this togetherwell and spread a thickness between thehalves of each sardine then place thefish in a dish and pour over them agenerous quantity of tomato saucesprinkle with bread crumbs and placein the oven to brown

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PorcelaRegular Oc Goods Box

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Lightweight serge is one of thebest liked materials of the present

is pecsltrly well suit-

ed to young girls In this instancethe color is a pretty shade of tanwhile the trimming is brown silkdotted with white but while allthe brown shades are extremelyfashionable so also are the manyblues and Copenhagen brae is exceedingly girlish and attractivewhile in addition to serge theheavier pongees Panamas and allthe seasonable suitings are appro-priate for the design The jauntylittle coat is just slightly cut awayat the front and can be made witheither throequarter or longsleeves and the ninegored skirt Islaid in backwardturning plaits

For girl of sixteen years willbe required for the coat fouryards of material 27 2 yards 44

or 1 yards K Inches wide yardof silk for collar and cuffs for theskirt 7 yards 27 4 yards 44 or3 yards if inches wide for sergoor other material without figure ornap 9 yards 27 iK yards 44 cr4 yards K inches wide will beneeded however if there is figureor nap with two yards of silk forthe folds

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FOR SUMMER PARASOLS

AND RIBBONS

Cretonne is having wide popularitythis season the latest additions to theobjects to be made of this fabric

ribbons and parasols The pat-terns employed are distinctively thoseof the French cretonnes rather thanthe chintz of the old English designs

idea evidently being that thesedesigns are softer and less distinct thanthose of the chintzes

ribbons are of course in silk andare in all the most charming combina-tions of colors and in innumerable flow-

er designs Yellow and pink with softgreen leaves is one of the prettiestcombinations the lines of the flowersand leaves blurring into each other ina charming way that makes the ribbonsmost attractive for use with summerfrocks They are of different widthsbut all quite wide as the fashion is notone to took well In narrow ribbon

The parasols are not made of silk in-

most instances but of actual cretonne-in a fine quality There are silk para-sols in the same designs and there arethose of heavy rajah or some similarmaterial which resembles a silk finishedrajah but for morning use the

cretonne parasol taking the placeto some extent of the linen ones is themore fashionable A favorite flnleh forthese parasols is the linen fringe orballs which is now much used on cos-

tumesThen of course there ar the cretonne

bordered frocks in linen and lawn notto mention chambray gingham and ahost of new materials which are theoretically washable

Besides these cretonne features thereare the cretonne waistcoats and thehats with cretonne borders and trimmings Altogether It looks like a cre-tonne season

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Special Reductions in Price om the followingSine for the Entire

A P GROCERY SALEILek

A P Condensed Milk 3 cans forRegular Price fOc a can

lona PeasWorth I2c a can

OilExtra Special Bottle

MatchesCheap at 5c a Box

Fancy PearsIn heavy syrup can

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12cAll of the above prices are for this week only Look out for our cost sale each

week

Same each quality each time and same satisfaction to the consumerRio Blend lb 15c Congressional Blend lb

1H 90fi OurSenate Blend 5 Its for 115 per Ib 25c

FOR ICED TEA OR HOT TEAPure Chinese Black Tea with green tea flavor A special present with

each pound carton per pound

Main Store Cor 7th and E Sis N WTelephone Connections at AH Branches

BRANCH STORES1318 7th St N W

I62O 4tn St N W3O77 M 3t Georgetown

8I5HSLNEMARKET STANDS

Center Market 5th and K Sts Market21st and Market Eastern Market 8 E

FRESH CRISP COFFEES EVERY DAYprice daysame

Rio Extra Quality Best lb 400

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Attractive Valuesin China andSilverware

Suitable for CafeBoarding Houseor Country

Use

Open Stock Dinnerware-Neat blue decoration of English

Porcelain m cfum weight strongand durable Low prices for anattractive table service

9In Plates actual measure JiifidozenSIn Plates actual JLOO

dozen7in Plates actual measure 80r

dozenein Plates actual measure eOc

dozenTea Cups and Saucers LDessert Saucers fo dozen

Plates 11 dozenOpon Vegetable Dishes lc oachoin

Salad Bowls 30c each upPlatters sizes from lie to egc

each

Silver PlatedTableware

A new pattern of exceptionallyskilled workmanship at lowprices standard silver plate

Tea 100 dozenDessert spoons 517Table spoons JS09 doaenDessert Forks JL7S dozenTable forks J200 dozenDouble plate plain table knives

200 dozenMriden cutlery white handle

table knives special 260 dozen

Duiin Martin CoPottery Porcelain China Glass

Silver c

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CLEANHAND POWDERFor Washing tho Hands

Leaves the hands far more soft andthan any eoap and U vastly

more effective with dirtgrease oil inks paint var-nlsh etc Imp Mibl to get off withsoap On sale at drug stores generally

ONLY 15c for large Jar with sifting top

You May Be

A Prize WinnerBe sure to enter our Qvand

Presidential Contest

50 in PrizesSee ad in Star laatruc-

tlons on Golden Rod Slicedi Bacon Coupons

GOLDEN GO 928 La Ave

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BroDry Goods and

ReadytoWear Articles

420 to 426 7th StThrough to Eighth

Dont wait until too late beginnow to prevent moths from de-stroying furs and winter clothingg We have Moth Balls or Moth 9Flakes Three pounds for lOc 9-

ODONHELLS 904 F St

Graduation anyWedding Gifts

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Mineral wool and charcoal packedneatly japanned in oak andlines grade nickel fau-cet worth Re S O tmoval price iry

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A thoroughly good fuel You catY on it absolutely No waste no

Coke costs less than othersupply you

K Bushels Large Coke delivered 2990 Bushels Large Coke delivered 378-

Y 0 Bushels Large Coke delivered MBushels Crushed Coke dallveradtJoe

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