THE WASHINGTON HERALD NOVEMBER 10 1909

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The Mans StoreOfficial Report CloudyI VCZL her

Yes of courseWent out without an overcoat

last night and caught a bad coldWell get in today and let us

put one of our swagger style coatson wont have to urge youto coat will sell itself

Some beauties at 20 and 25

Moneys worth or money back

D J Kaufman10057 Penna Ave

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Memorial to Frenchman WillBe Built at Once

GIFT OF HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Golnmlila AxMocintlon Holilx FimtMeeting of SCIIMOU tit the Shorehunt and LtitoiiH o n History ofthe Unitarian Church In Washing-ton Ant IqncM and Relics Shown

The Columbia Historical Society heldthe Ant of It monthly theMMOn In the Shoreham Hotel nightwith an unusually largo turnout ofmembers Dr James Dudley Morganpresident occupied the chair and MrsMary Stevens Beall secretary capturedthe proceeding and put them In the min-

ute bookDr Morgan a defendant of David

Dudley Digge on whoee farm the bodyof MaJ 1Knfant was buried prior to itsexhumation and reinterment in the Ar-

lington National Cemetery last Aprilpresonted to tlio society a gavel fashtoned from tho root of a rod oedar treewhich stood at the head of the unmarkedgrave on tho Dlggoe farm It was neces-sary to remove the tree carefully whenthe body exhumed and taken Inutate to a final resting place befittingthe remains of the man who plannedand laid out the city of Washington

Glenn Brown secretary of the Ameri-can Institute of A ehltects announcedthat the oommlMion of three of whichhe was a member which was appointed-by Congress to select a suitable designfor a 1000 monument to Enfant in theArlington National Cemetery had madeits choice from a number of designs sub-mitted by the Beaux Arts and that workon memorial would be commencedin the near future He exhibited a

of the memorial which had not untilthen been viewed publicly

lepro lnctlon of PlanIt consists of a slab supported on ped-

estals Into the upper face of the slabis cut a reproduction of the original planof Washington as drawn by the

The other members of th com-

mission aro Caspar Gilbert president ofthe Institute of Architects and Commlnpioner Macfnriaixl

Dr Morgan also presented to the B-Orlety two scrap books containing tho records of the to have the remainsof 1Enfa t removed to the NationalCemetery In that campaign the

Historical Society took an Initial andimportant part

The paper of the evening a historicalketch of the Unitarian Church of Wash-ington was road by Mrs Jennie WSoudd pastor of All Souls ChurchRe T U G B Pierce la Chaplain ofthe ate and one of the members ofthe c ngregatlon is President Taft

Founded InScudder traced the growth of the

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1 box 3 cakes Violette de ParmoSoap 2i0

1 box 3 cakes Cologno Bouquetvery fine 2i0

1 box 3 cakes Sandal WoodSoap sic

1 box 3 cakes Carnation 2lc1 box 3 large cakes Elder

Flower sic1 60 cako Turkish Bath Soap 3o

6 for iBC-23o bottlo Farina Cologne ifta

bottle Farina Cologne 33Free sprinkle top with every bot-

tle2 and 250 Boot English Hair-Brushes 9155 nni 9101-

II Ideal Hair Brush 73cBest in the world for the ladies

S5o Ideal Hair Brush GSo3 cakes Snowberry Bath

The that floatslOc cake Kirk Co Japanese

Rose Soap 7i1 cake Physicians Surgeons and

Dentists Soap 5oRhinitis Tablets for cold In

head i5c1 Tablets Ircn Quinine andStrychnlno 23cThe finest tonlo tablets

1 bottle Crowning Glory HairTonic KJc

1 lb Sal Ammoniac for batteryuse Oc

1 pt Denatured Alcohol lOc 1g l COc

1 Wood Alcohol loc 1 j1 nt bottle our fresh Emulsion

Cod Liver Oil 4ic pt 2ZNo better Emulsion In the world

for coughs and colds1 pt bottle Evans Ferro

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and D streets through the removal to thepresent church All Souls fiftyfive yearslater and down to the present time Thenames of two other Presidents have ap-

peared on tho church books John QuincyAdams and Millard Flllmoro and manypersons of national prominence haveavowed tho Unitarian faith either in thopresent church or in the old building-

In line with Mrs Scudders paperJames F Hood passed around for inspection tho original hymn book of the Unitarian Church dated in 1821 It is one ofthe few copies extant if not tho only oneHo exhibited also a printed sermon bythe first pastor Rev Robert Little bear-ing the date of 1531 and two engravingsof the first church at Sixth and D streetswhich was torn down to make room forthe Police Court Building

Dr Pierce was present at the mootingand listened to n tribute by Mrs Scudder-to his efficient leadership of the congregation

CAMP GIVES RECEPTION

Sons of Veterans Entertain in Honorof MIsses llotvlo and Vllliama

Members of Camp 306 United Sons orConfederate Veterans gave a receptionlast nfght In honor of Miss Ruth Bowleand Miss Elaine Williams sponsor andmaid of honor of he camp at 1322 Vermont avenue

E C Dutton gave the welcoming ad-

dress and MaJ McDowell Carringtonspoke on Southern topics saying thatwhile it was all a past conflict it waswell and fitting that the sons and daugh-ters of the South should perpetuate thememory of a cause for which theirfathers had fought and died A poem

Tho Southern Flag was recited byMax Kahn MaJ Muray of CharlestonW Va presented the camp with a flag

In the receiving line were Misses ElaineWilliams Sue Riley Elizabeth GouldEdna Saunders Mcsdamos C D Men

Drury Sudlow Harry Wheatleyand Collins

Among the guests were DuttonAbner Ferguson J Monroe Britt CaptJ M Hickey MaJ McDowell Carrington Mesdames Harry Wheatley Drury-C Ludlow J C Mulcase George I Cov-ing J Monroe Britt Occar WilkinsonMisses Wronn Riley Shorman DanielsGould Thornton Fitzhugh RandolphCollins De Witt Sanders Young

and WhiteOwing to the sudden death of an aunt

Miss Bowie sponsor of the camp wasunablo to attend At the close of theprogramme refreshments were served

NEW Y M C A PLANNED

Northeast Citizens Appointto Further Project

Citizens of Northeast Washington metlast night in Epworth Church and named-a committee of five men to further theplan of forming a branch Young MensChristian Association Members of thecommittee are Daniel C Roper chair-man W D Magee Peter A MageeJohn W Dick representing the WauirhMethodist Episcopal Church and W DSutherland

This committee will make a completecanvass of the northeast reporting nextWednesday to the chairman Their listof names and a report will be handed tothe authorities of the Young Mens Chris-tian Association All citizens of

Washington are requested to com-municate with Secretary Frank A Frost717 East Capitol street for Information

Complaints have arisen against the central Y M C A being remote from thocitizens beyond the Capitol Already 250names been obtained of personswho pledge their support to the project

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OF REMOVAL SALEWholesale

9 and Retail922 F Street NWPhone Mm 152

It wont be very many days until our new store will be in readiness until that time shall continue to sell all goods here atmarked reductions in prices to push them out as rapidly as possible If you are interested in saving money attend this sale whilethe price bars are down to the lowest notch Such moneysaving chances dont come every day Our stocks are still large enough-to give you choice selections

NOTHING BUT BARGAINS FOR THE LAST SAYSOUR MAMMOTH

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1 DozenCorn Plasters

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aeCreams for the ToiletEGo jar Nadlnola Cream S5c5150 jar Daggett and Ramsdell

Cold Cream 8120SSc jar and Ramadell

Cold Cream OOo-50o Daggett and Ramsdoll

Cold Cream 40c-85c jar Daggett and Ramadoll

Cold 27o-25c jar Evans True Almond Cold

Cream iCcSOc jar Evans True Almond Cold

Cream 35olOc jar Evans True Almond Cold

Cream 7t-26o Evans Greaselew Cold

Cream i5olIb jar Theatrical Cold Creamour best 40e

J lb can Theatrical Cold Cream23c-Jl60 bottle Oriental Cream 1SOc bottle Hinds Honey and Al

mQnd Cream 350 3 for 91-25c bottle Rose and Almond Cream

18o 3 for coc-50c box Charles Flesh Food 23c-

50o jar Pompeian MassageCream 35c-

25o Evans Groaseless Cream ific-60c Hagda Cream 35o

Powders c for theToilet

llb can Our Best Talcum Powder borated and perfumed iTolb can Oc

1 ran Mennens Violet TalcumPowder 120

Klveris Taloum Powder I7c-Taleutino 12c-

SqMlbb s Talcum Powder 15oCashmere Bouquot Taloum

Powder iSc

BrushesWe have a large variety all

kinds and sizes at about lessthan usual prices

Red and White RubberHot Water

at about the usualprice Buy them at Evans Youll

Absorbent CottonRoll at 18o

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Miscellaneous1 pair 3 Military Hair Brushes

12il-Oo can Old Dutch Cleaner 7c1 box Mustard Plasters ISc3 IbR the old time dis-

infectant lOcPure Carbolic Acid 3oo

1 pt Crude Carbollo Acid lOo1 pt Formaldehyde 25o1 ox Henna Leaves tic

For making Henna Tee for thehair15o Belladonna and Capsicum

for 2lcOne of the best plasters for pain

in back1 lb Cream Tartar 30c1 lb Rochelle Salts 30o1 lb Sulphur fio1 lb Bicarbonate Soda English tc1 lb Bicarbonate Soda Amerlcan5o1 large box Chalk and Orris 5o1 pt Norwegian Cod Liver25o box Seldlltz Powders incSOc bottle Parisian Sage 35c1 lb Cocoanut OH 25o1 lb Cocoa Butter too1 pint Pure Frosh Olive Oil 3o-25c jar Barnards Cream lOc1 lb can Lanollne 2tfcSOc bot Florida Wator SOc1 gal Castor Oil 91X01 gal Peroxide Hydrogen 81151 gal Imported Bay Rum 1751 gal Seed 75c1 gal can OHIo Oil 92T o1 gross Box Fine Hotel Soap 917525c box Antiseptic Pow

dernew and delightful preparation-

for the mouth nose andsafe harmless and beneficialI lb box Compound Licorice Pow

der 25c25o tube Porlo DontAl Tooth

Paste lOe-25c Hand Mirrors I5c50o Hand Mirrors 35c

Fountain Syringe 2qt guar-anteed ODe

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Will Movo to Our New Building 1006 F Street NorthwestSoon as Ready for Occupancy

PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ACCURATELY38 YEARS EXPERIENCE

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This store is headquartersf for all kinds of Morris Chairs

big and little in all finishes

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This handsome Morris Chair in golden oak ormahogany finish nicely polished roomy

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LECTURES ON FOODS

Course on Diet and Treatmentof DlMcnnc at Maionlo Templo

Some Interesting lectures on foods anddemonstrations upon first trVatment ofdiseases are in progress each afternoonthis week at the old Masonic TempleNinth and F streets northwest The lec-

tures are conducted by Dr LaurettaKrou of the Washington Sanitariumand the win be given bycompetent persons connected with thatInstitution With the lectures are alsoeach day a lesson on physical culture byMrs H R Salisbury of the ForeignMissionary Seminary at Takoroa Park

Tho first lecture was given Mondayafternoon beginning at 2 oclock andlasting to 430 oclock The four foodswero prepared in the presence ofthe audience and afterward sampled bythose present The foods were composed

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loc jar Greaselcss Cold Cream 35cSOc jar Lanasol Ointment 35o

Our best remedy for old soresAnd skin1 oz Can best Quinine Sulphate 30c100 2gr Pills Quinine Sulphate100 3gr Pills Quinine Sulphate 25cNursing Bottles flat 3 for lOcRound 3 for hOeMunyons Paw Paw box lOcMunyons Headache Pills

Prescriptions FilledACCURATELY

Thirtyeight Years Experience

Prepared MedicinesTonics c

1 pint Our Best Beef Iron andWino 23c

1 pint Our Best Hypophosphltes Compound 43o

1 lb Pure Soda ISc1 Ib Effervescent Phosphato

Soda 3Jc

1 pt Elix Phosphates IronQuinine and Strychnine 40c

pt Ellx Phosphates IronQuinine and 23c

lOc bottlo Our Little Liver Pills Oc

FffLTONS RENAL COMPOUND-A wonderful remedy for the kid-

neys bladder and Brlghts diseaselarge bottle 9100

FULTONS DIABETES CURESells from East to West A spe-

cific for diabetes Largo bottle ij oD D D ono of the Dost reme-

dies in tho world for skin dis-eases Price per bottle 25c

D D D large size 5cSOc Millers Liniment

best for rheumatic and neuralgia pains 30c

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of fruits and nuts Intended to exemplifya substantial diet without use ofmeatsThe first treatment was of a person suffering with a heavy cold

ed with a pack and the demonstrationincluded a number of other simple remedies to used by nooprofeMionals beforedoctor comesYesterday the demonstration on foodsconsisted largely of the preparation ofsimple drinks appetizing and deliciouswithout the use of alcoholic materialswill be a demonstration upon thesimple first treatment of mme common

ailment and another lecture on physicalculture

AGED MEN AT FUNERALNonagenarian Act on Pallbearers

for Body of George WlllnerFuneral services for George Whiner

who died Saturday morning at the reeldence 4 Ninth street northwest wereheld yesterday afternoon at 2 oclockServices were conducted by Rev HHonoch Schroeder pastor of Trinity German Lutheran Church Services werealso hkl at the church after the serv-ices at the home Interment was In OakHill Cemetery

The honorary pallbearers WilliamW Hall f4 years 10 months old A CWinslow M years S months old J DCathall K years 1 month old and exLieut James Jobnson M P 31 years 9months old all of the Association of Old-est Inhabitants while Charles GraffHenry Emmerman Henry Scharf andMr Keller represented the oldest members of the church

The active pallbearers woreof the deceased They were

Herman Whiner August Winner GeorgeSacks George Kolb Harry PosseFrank A merino

VAUDEVILLE SHOW PLANNED

Junior of St Andrews ChurchWilt Give Entertainment

Tho Junior Guild of Andrews Episcopal Church Fourteenth and Corcoranstreets will give a vaudeville show In theparish hall Friday November 12 at Soclock

The proceeds of this performance areto help with tho annual fair which wilttake place in December In an effort toclear off some of the church debt Thisguild has Just been organized and this isits first effort to help in the church workA good programme lias been arrangedand all who attend are promised a

time

AnnnnI Meeting ScheduledNext Tuesday evening the Associated

Charities will hold its annual meeting inUniversity Hall George WashingtonUniversity Justice David J Brewerpresident of the association will presideThe speakers will include Ernest PBicknell national director of the Ameri-can Red Cross Society and Mrs JohnM Glenn of the central council of NewYork Charity Organization Society

Tnft Pleased AgainPrior to her husbands return to Wash-

ington Mrs Taft visited tho Presidentsnew omces yesterday and expressed her-self pleased with thorn By the timePresident Taft returns today everythingwill bo found In readiness for immediateoccupation

SlinfTer Finest TasteIn creating wedding decorations HthIMcConncll Seeks Divorce

Alleging cruelty and refusal to supportMrs Nellie McConnell yesterday Instituted proceedings In tho District SupremeCourt for divorce from Dr Thomas McConnell Mrs McConnell also asks fortemporary and permanent alimony Herattorney Is George F Havell

LOCAL MENTION

EXCURSIONS TODAYNorfolk and Washington Steamboat Oomptny-

sitamers from foot of Seventh etroet for Old PointComfort and Norfolk daily at 615 p m

Steamer Charles ilacalester for Mount YemenLcaTes Seventh itrcet wharf at 10 a m and 238

Can from Fifteenth rtrwt and New Tenneevery quarter hour for Zoo Park Chcry Chase andKensington

Snyilcrninrte Clothes differ from theordinary because theattainments In tailoring and fabricsSee our new woolens E HSnyder Co tailors 1111 Pa ave

Criterion Rye i Full QuartJohn T Crowley 831 14th stWhirling Sprny 83Elastic stockings Hot water bpttlesup Lindsay Rubber Store 933 F st

Spring Stockcite gas water heatersA Co 12M O

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Trustee Makes Further ReductionsEntire Reassortment and Repricing of the Immense Stock of

GOODYEAR COOf 1307 F St N W Between 13th 14th Sis Now in the Hands of Trustee

Rain Goats Oraveneites Mohairs Moires Opera Cloaks

Auto Goats for Men and Women

Must be sold by Trustee for cash without reserve for the benefitof Creditors stock rearranged to fill in gaps made by the eagerbuying of last week Prices less than cost of material Doorsopen promptly at 8 oclock every morning

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC I guarantee the goods and valuesbelow exactly as described and

that I offer every garment in the fall stock of the defunct Goodyear Rain Coat Co at 1307 F St between 13th and 14th Stsabsolutely without reserve and for cash only as required by lawAll goods made for the Gcodyear Rain Coat Co are acknowledged-to be of the highest class and of most perfect construction and-

I have ordered unprecedented prices on every garment to turn thestock into cash as quickly as possible

Signed J H GEVIN Trustee

LOT No 1 ladies 10 and 12 Fall Outing CoatsAlso 20 Auto and Traveling Coats

Ladies Cravenettes 175 to 200 Odds and Ends including salesmens samples values from 12 to3250 ip3y

LOT No 15 to 20 Silk and Satin CoatsComplete assortment of styles

LOT No 4 Womens Rubberized Silk Worsted and Moire Coatsvalues 25 to 3750 for this falls trade All the Tnewest ideas in diagonals stripes and solid colors

LOT Ho 5 Womens 3750 to 60 Waterproof Evening and OperaCoats Beautiful new rich in many

and materials elaborately trimmed from CS AParis models l Vodl

LOT No 6 Special Bargain Table 150 Ladies Cravenette Rain-Coats some slightly soiled values from 10 to

1750Girls Silks Pongees and Rubberized Worsteds 4

to 12 years Regular 6 to 15 jjlj Jvalues for this falls selling eCU vl C-

LOT 1850 Rain Coats from the best Amaterials well tailored and with good lining Hped v

LOT No 15 to 20 Stylish Cravenettes New militarymodels tailored in close hard wellwearing fab C Jp TArics full 52inch length aC V

LOT No 10 Kens Genuine Priestley Cravenettes and GabardinesSplendid choke fulltailored fall models in military effects withVenetian and silk lining Diagonals stripes ti O Tftand solid effects Values 20 to 3250 I t

LOT No 11 Womens Hydegrade Cravenettes andPriestley Sosebery Cloth Coats 15 value at

LOT No 12 Hens Rubberized Silk Automobile Cots and SliponsLatest fads in several shades of elegantly finishec fir J1Lspecial materials Values 15 to 25 jPOo

STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 OCLOCK1 hereby reserve the right to terminate the sale without

notice in the event that a satisfactory offer is made for remainderof the stock in II GEVIX Trustee

RAINCOATCOMPANY

1307 F ST N W Between 13th and 14th

Our Price forPerfectly1 Pasteurized

Milk is Only 9ca Quart

the same price you pay forordinary milk from doubtful

for commerciallypasteurized milk

In other words we chargeyou nothing extra for all the carewe sterilizing the

expensive pasteurizing processfor supplying you with the

leanest and richest milk thatis sold in Washington

We deliver ta all parts ofthe city Phone us

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