Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1896, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1896-14 PAGES. 6 LGQG) wy? WES: Sheses oni Storage, 221 and beara the stamp of perfect arship and finish. sett vk Bordered — CARPETS. Where can you find a prettier, me useful gift? Home folks would appreciate such a thing as that. Little buys a lot in these Bordered Carpets we make up from remnants. We can afford to sell them cheap. wre WILTON CARPETS, 3 ft 8 In.xé MOQUETTE ¢ 6f Stn 1 ft = ne Social. sine? fi & t find a better, neater, pret- ¥ 2 d gift 2 Topham Pocket Book, ov can be sure it'll prove a satis- ¥ sift. % You can buy pocket books answhere, 4 satisfaction you ein get from Pocket Book only comes ¢ m Pocket Books. batt ay from Horn-Back Alligator Pocket Books, Ioehoriossnesertortortectorte! seeks ete % 75c., 98c., $1.25. : > thes rack — Alli 2 2 With sliver cor = = : = $ $ $2.00 Fine Seal z 3 Pocket —— Si. 25. = = a3 g: $ maces Grain ? ¢ Pocket Books, = = me, = $1.75. $ ites $ : Pocket Books, $1.25. A splendid selection of Al oe Pocket Books, leather Ined, calf oval frame, almost Indestructible. We're showing the largest and best 4 collection of Pocket Books this season 4 we've ever shown. Atomizers, 25c. to $2.50 A splendid selection of Atom Very pretty gifts, at very poor prices. z z tee = et — 1218-1226 £ 37. netted +44 %4*% soveeweteueceseeses Perfumes _ spteptey ¥ finest Extracts, Colognes and . In fancy bottles, especially Le Grand’s NAB ON ODN riain’s and German ‘oiozne"’—onr own make © imported. W. -Thompson, 703 3 S. PHARMACIST, 15th. 53 de21 28a PHAS65O454545506H065 Friend Happy _ By serding a Fine Plant for Christmas. WE HAVE THE FINEST CYC in You should for pm. From EN exer grown ve also the BES’ oF pt Ars IN THE CITY. See them and be con- Easter Lilies, Ardisias, Arancarias, Palths. In fact, anything you can expect Roses, Lily of the at reasonable — pric CikustMaS TREES ete. J. R. Freeman, 612 13th N.W. “Save the ‘Pennies and the dollars will take care of them- we is an old but true adage. Valley: oY lolete, MIS" STOR ne@-3m.28 = \ t, Hgnts up quicl cleanest fuel’ possible to obtain, : Uncrushed Coke, 40 bu. . .$2.90 ( d Coke; 40 bu -$3.70 } Washington Gaslight Co.,\ 413 10th St. N. W., MiMi, J. ZEL, gto 20th st. "Phone 476. - ~F ~ Tenney’ sBon-l bons and Chocolates. Pure. fresh, most deliictous Candies in ~—— faney Xmas boxes. Frazrunt COLOGNES and delicate EX- peautiful bottles. Combe, est brands of CIGARS ox Many beautiful things at small cost to see the latest novelty-— FEATHER FLOWERS Avington Drug Store, Cor. Vt. Ave. & H St. ates. 8. Daggett. de2t-208 Imperial Hair | Regenerator. Sclentitcally applied by _ experts structed tu pazlors. in 1415 H ST. 1110 G ST. } PieNe et Ge del2-12t We SedeSeantwtntedetedetetn tet novelties. Sterling Sflver Salt somely engraved. Sterling Silver Natl Umbrella m> ing Silver Bag Tags rling Silver Souvenir Spoons il Files, in sterling silver cases. Cut Glass Bon Bon Boxes, with ster- ling silver covers... Call Bells, with sterling silver ban- dles 2... Cuticle Kniv ver handles Tooth B Spoons, + Te. Sterling Silver Mounted Soap Boxes. . $1.23 Sterling Silver Cigar Cutters.98c. and $1.23 Sterling Silver Manicure Sclssors. ....$1.23 Shoe Horns, with sterling silver handiee, $1.20 and $1.48 sterling silver Curling Tron: handles. Manicure Knife, silver handle Hat Brushes, handles h with sterling silver + $1.48 you want the choice of the entire I aad For the last two days before Christmas you may take your Choice of all our Sterling Silver dainties—and we've a be line, the cleverest effects to be found anywhere—for 3 Off these regular prices. Figure the saving for yourselves. Take one-third off these prices. Only single pieces of some of the novelties. You'll have to come pantie it Saks and Company, “Saks’ Corner.” ; a a a a a te ae ee ASR Soegretont III EES Saks sacrifices I sterling silver 3 Off Pearl Paper Cutter, with extra long sterling stlver handle = $148 Tortoise Shell Side Combs, with sterling allver backs...........6..+ 98e. Ebony Hatr Brushes, sterling sflver mounted .. : Cut Glass Pepper and Salts, with Baby Brush and Comb Sets, ster- ling sflver trimmed Silk Garters, with sterling silv clasps Sterling Silver Lerngrette Chains— 98c., $1.48, $1.98, $2.48, $2.98 and $3. Sterling Silver Chain Bracelets— $1.98, $2.23 and $2.73 Sterling Silver Pocket Match Safes $1.65 and $1.98 Sterling Silver Purses— $4.48, $5.98, $6.50, $7.50 and $8.50 Sterling Silver Mounted Hand Mirrors.§3.75 Cut Glass Smelligg Salts, with ster- ling silver tops... .$1.48, $1.60 and $1.98 Sterling Silver Mounted Dress Combs.$1.23 $1.98 Cut Sterling Silver Hat Pins— 48c., T8e., 98. and $1.23 Nut. Cracker and = -$6.98 Sterling Silver Picks—the set | Oo Open Evenings—Store for rent—Fixtures for sale. Closed all day Christmas, ‘mings for the Senueep to Xmas Tree. It wouldn't seem like Christmas withont a Tree to greet the eyes of the little tots Christmas morning. Here's a lst of things need to help decorate and make the Tree A success. Nowhere else will you find prices as low as bere. Read carefully: The eka’ Tree Holder, for keeping the tree fresh and green—prevents the nestles from dropping out and acts a safeguard against fire. Only. 69c. Ths “Gem Christmas ‘Tree Holder has all the advantages of the ‘Eureka,’ but adapted for smaller sized trees. ARG ‘Only. . Handsome len Fence, to go arourd the Tree, 5 feet long, with gate. * 89c. Only. —the 12-1. size Fence for $1.23. 4 miniature Of] Lamp Posts, Sic. 4 miniature Gas Lamp Poste, d4c. Cute Itt Gas Jets, to be attached to the tree, complete set of 12 for $1.19. Some gift suggestions: We have a fine line of Best English Carv- ing Sets ranging in price from $1 up to $5. In a variety of styles—newest shapes of blade, fine steel, fully guaranteed. A palr of good Skates? Best quallty American Club Skates, guaranteed. Prices, Boe., SSe., $1.50 and $2.50. Knives and Fofks, best quality, $4 to $6 a dozen. 50-cent Penknives, : 25c. 75-cent Penknives, 5oc. JTLGRELET TELEY EO |— i688 FSi = 52 10 10 Sr. r F gonbled when the gob- takes small gob les of ys” Spark =the ideal ro Wine. Te. at. Mince Pies ftavored with To-Kalon Brandy are sure to be relished! Te, gibhtctal brands of Cooking and Drinking ey. A splendid Sherry at 75e. 44 gal.t Free Punch. If you say so we will send you a sample bottle of our now justly celebrated “To-K: Ready-made Pune Open ev tne Don’t pay full prices for lamps and lamp globes --when we offer you your choice of hundreds of sorts and at a consider- able reduction. Every one in stock reduced. Decorated lamp globes, 60c. up. Finest lamps, $1230 up. Gilt and cage tables greatly re- duced. $4.50 and up. Elegant assortment of Brass and Iron Open Firepluve Sets, Best assortment of Gas Ranges, Gas Heat- ers and Gas Fixtures in the city, E. F. Brooks Co., 531 15th St. de22-2t LD FOLKS appreciate useful gifts, By present with a set of Georges’ Bunion or Corn Shields. you make oe at little cost. Prof, BORGES & SON, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, 9 to 1. aon | ENA ERIEESS Toxs, FAVORS, 421 OTH ST. | ! st i == Gerome Desio’s Retiring Sale —if you intend giving Watches, Clocks, Gold and Silver Jewelry, Diamonds, Art Bric-a-Brac, Stat- uary, &c., for Christmas pres- ents. There’s good reason for the brisk selling going on here! mounted $4.50 Sina Suspenders. To Close, $3. i: Grand line of solid Silver-mounted Suspenders, all color elastic. Were $4.50. To close, $3. $18 “hr Jars, $12. $10 ser Jars, $7. Few left of these Handsome Silver-top Cut Glass Jars, which can be used as a cigar Jar, cracker jar or tea caddy, to be closed out as follows: The $18 large size Jars for $12. ‘The $10 small size Jurs for $7. ‘These prices are less than cost! GeromeDesio,’ North Side. 1107 FSt. de22-70d ‘Think of buying a large Banquet Lamp, of new design, in Rich Gilt, with a crystal column, for only gio: * (This style lamp will cost you SOc. to $1 more elsewhere. We have other leading styles at $2, $2.50 and $3. Silk Shades $2 up —— —im great variety of rich styles—all colors—each one a bargain. A ATT a TIE ia aT S7All Brass"and Onyx Tables, — $5.00 op. ees Lamp Globes, Tc. $ SHEDD ,& oa FIXTURES 432 oth St on Ere 1t Saree SY i TTT TTT Evans’ Dental Parlors, 1309 F ST. N.W. de19-244 nt Mas loves. greatest assortment of styles—at the foment Prices in town! Louvre Glove Co., 919 F St. N. WwW. Pe Sg oes ply Roofing Material.” aera eR ARTE KING’S PALACE. The continuance of the did Toy pers. $8, $7, $6 & $5 iJackets and Capes In this lot are elegunt qualit Jackets, Astrukban Cloth Jackets, 1 Jackets, Beuver Cloth Jackets, * Beaver and ae Cloth and: Kesey Orpen: Soaie some fur trimmed, some Seckets in box or Franklin s1 $12, $10 & $8 | Jackets and Capes $5.98 Among these are all-lired Astrakhan Cloth Jackets, Kersey Jackets, Irish Frieze, Chev- Handkerchiefs. 2le. and. 19c. Ladies’ Embroidered 12¥4c. Handkerchiefs, & beautiful im- ported sample’ Ine at. SOs and 22. Ladies, Hanidker- chiefs, scalloped edg i 25c. 10e., Te. and Be. Handkerehetn fancy ‘and mourning berders. . 2l4e. 68c. $2.19 $2.98 $1.98 . 89. 95c. $1.10 98c. $1.00 Large Express Wagons. $8.00 Large Express Wagons. is eo Large Buick bf ee Nand Desk $1.25 Large-size Trunks $1.25 Sleds and Coasters. ae $1.50 Tool Chests... $1.39 Iron Toys, all kinds. . Useful Gifts great Half-off Cloak Sale—the splen- Department—the magnificent display of Millinery, Under- wear, &c., all are of the most extreme interest to Holiday shop- Toy Prices. KING’S PALACE, 715 Market Space Sdresscdoonssensneesressesnssssesnssssesseesnnsenesnet roh and Boucle Cloth Jackets, Salt Seal Plush Capes, Genuine Astrakhan Cloth Capes, Ker- sey, Beaver and Chevron Cioth Capes, Jackets in box and sbleld-frout styles, silk lined, plain and fur trimmed: Capes in all co | Plain, jet or fur trimmed. sms |820, $17 & $144 foo and Capes $8.98 Splendid lot of extra quality Persian Astra- khan Cloth Jackets, Kersey Broadcloth Jack- ets, magnificent Plush Capes, Persian Astra- khan Cloth Capes, Jackets in box or empire style ond tight-fitting effects, all colois, plain or fur trimmed, many all-silk lined, some With deep storm’ collar. Umbrellas. Elegant line of Ladies’ and Gen- tlemen’s $2.50 Umbrellas of gil, fancy or natural bai $1,75 $1.25 Real Kid Gloves, a fine lot in 4-button, 2-clasp_ and lace effects, in ' Black, Tan, Red, M@des'and Whites.........0006 88c. 49c. 65c. 17c. 48c. 79¢. $2.25 98c. ‘7Se. Iron ‘Toys, all kinds... $1.00 Combination Desk Blackboard aud $8.00 Baby Carriages... $1.25 Baby Carriages. = $1.39 Uniform Sets 98c. z Police, Soldiers, Firemen, Cavalry. 3 4 812- 814 7th St. —— Last days of the Loeb & Hirsh Dissolution Sale, Here’s What to Give a MAN! —Don't give him something that is useless or merely pretty. He’d be just as grateful to the giver, of course, but’ a useful something would»have a double value to him. Give a man manly things— come to a man’s store for them. Here are some hints for your guidance: —Full Dress Shields, $1.50. Initial Silk Handkerchiefs, 50ey Fashionable Scarfs, 50c. Correct Gloves, $1. Proper Hats, $2. Suspenders (in a h@x), 50c. A dozen Collars (in a box). ‘A dozen Cuffs (In a box). Handsome Canes, 75c. Elegant Umbrellas, $1. And so on through fine Loeb & Hirsh, 910-912 F Street. m Mixed N ats: 10° pound. Not a few good ones—and lots of undesirable kinds. And none of last year's Nuts. OUR NUTS ARE FRESH. We've gotten them erpectally for the Holidays—and mixed many varieties in equal proportions, There's no better mixture than ours in town : + etig —or one priced so low. Walnuts Pecans and Soft-shell Almonds, BAD 12%. pound. ) Mixed Candy... Sc 5 TEETH Mixed Creams. Unseemly, Chocolate Creams Ae Paina” 1-Ib. box Currants. . 9¢. iene eect: i Re = siat 1-Ib. box Raisins. ......... -12$¢. Ht as well, feel as well’ as others”, Box Figs. ...-about 5 Ibs.. soc. w's the best time in, the world, to Mincemeat .... Ib.. 8c. ‘Artifelal Teeth, $e Plum Pudding.......can.. 25¢. Apple Cider. ........gal.. 15¢. J. T. D. Pyles, 412 4th Cor. —in different kinds ‘of fine leather” — ~ heavily ‘silver mounted—very tasteful de- signs—$3.25 up. Harris & Shafer, PeerreserrrrrererTereerrrres ‘Ideal :+Xmas Gifts —are those that are service- able, as well as elegant—¢ and that will endure a life-% time—an everlasting monu-¥ ment to the giver. Opera Glasses, $3.50 —and upward—fitted with best acromatic lenses that ¥ magnify PERFECTLY — our stock is the newest and 3 largest in the city. $3.50% up. : Gold Eye Glasses, $4 —and upward. The lenses ¥ may get broken, but they ¥ can be replaced again. Gold frames are the most elegant 3 and most curable; $4 $4 up. [7Fyes examined and ti fitted “after CHARGE. jensex aiving WITHOUT ‘exTica McAllister & Co.,3 Between : ° 13th and 14th. F1311FSt i it Poteeetetetetntnntetetetntnnpeepeteinnnce SECSOSIVOSSSCSSOESESSOES Grand Furs 3 Below Cost. Present prices don't represent _ the actual cost of the skins and the makin. We want to close out every READY. MADE garment in stock. Cutting pee is our way of doing it. Capes, ques, Collarettes, Boas, ete., make magnificent Xmas ’ gifts.’ See splendid ones a little money buys neni SAKS FUR CO., Cor. 13th and G Sts. -t Sesesderesooesoccosoce ooeoe Duvall’s Xmas good things to | Eat and Drink Order by ‘phone, mail or note— we'll I give you quick seenions 3 ‘A5e. Finest of French Watt ber 1b. Grenoble Walnuts, California Cluster’ Hatsta islnn, Sanguedoc Soft Shell. sient ew, Mized Nate, per th. . 1923 Poun. hae de22-t,th,s-40 Order your Christi FRUIT CAKE from Holmes. You'll alwa; tulat: Slt, for youll get the best aul most, delichous Fruit made. ri a ae om mms dinner, 20c, 2 ibs. Home-made Mince: Meat, 25¢. y jome-t Inge: Mea "Phone 7 = Holmes’ Lande er rages Ist & ESis. Soehoateetecs eee verre THE SEABOARD “AIR LINE President Hoffman Wanted to Change the | Financial Agent. The Opposition Was Too Strong and | the Mercantile Trust Company Wil | i Continue — Other Matters. j : \ ; The railroad world has been much ex- | cttea for a week past regirding the pro- ceedings of a meeting of the board of di- | rectors of the Seaboard Air Line, which | took place at Portsmouth, but concerning which nothing has until now been made known. All sorts of rumors have heen in circulation as to what there transpired, | and the accepted belief tn most circles has | been that the Seaboard was getting ready to renew active hostilities with the South- | ern Railway Company. | Mr. Hoffman's Proposition. | The Siar ts able to state on the highest | authori y that there is not the slig | probabllity that there will be another ra war between the two gémpantes named, and that the most earnest efforts will be made by the managers of both companies to secure a% much business as possible at remunerative r: 0 that the special matter under con. n by the directors was a proposition made | Curzon Hofiman to take | tile Trust and Deposit Company of Balti- more the financial agency of the Seaboard, which it has had for a number of years. and to select another agent. It is said that Mr. Hoffman frankiy stated that the rea- son he wanted to make a change in the financial agency of the road was because of the course r ntly pursued by Gen. John G.ll, the president of the Mercantile Trast and Deposit Company, in forming a pool. the object of which was to enable outside parties to xet control of the yoard, and as a matter of course, oust Mr. Hoffman from his present position. The Opposition Won. Much to the surprise of the friends of Gen. Gill, Mes: Louis McLane and ©. D. Fisher, the former of wo: Mr. Hoffman's closest friends and the aging member of the Moffman-Me! pool, rallied to the defense of the Trust Company and tcok that Gen. Giil centile securities he had a perfe-t righ make a change that there was no reason in the agency. Subsequently G Hoffman met in ccnyersation re ticulawly of the their differences, and hei pected there will b= nc the two gentlemen. It is also understood that as a re the bridging of the chasm two magnates the oppo: man's friends to th 4 Gill to the presidency of the a Trust and Deposit Company will cease. Mr. Robinson's Death Will Have No Effect There is considerable talk among railroad men as to the probable effect in Seaboard interesis of the sudden death of Mr. Mon- cure Robinson a few days ago. Mr. Rob- inson having ‘been one of the pool which held 8,000 shares of the Seaboard stock. and who was also one of those who was unal- terably opposed to permitting the Seaboard to pass out of the control of the present management. It is not likely that the sad event will have any effect whatever in the direction in which the alarm reported was felt, as Mr. Robinson's stock, as is also that of the majority of the holders, is bound up in the pool arrangement ‘or five years, and the agreement, which was drawn up in sirictly legai form, cannot be dissolved during that period except with the consent of three- fourths of the stock deposited. To Remove the Injunction. it is understood that General Counsel L. R. Watts of the Seaboard will at an early date ask Judge Hughes of the United States court at Richmond to name a day in Jan- uary upon which the former can move to have removed the temporary injunction granted some months ago by the court to prevent the Seaboard Air Line from re- ducing rates. The proposed action of Judge Watts is regarded as a step that is necessary to be taken in order to formaily close the legal proceedings instituted when the active hos- tilities were going on some time ago, as the case was practicaliy avandoned by the Mer- cantile Trust and Deposit Company of Bal- timore, which insiituted it, long since. >- friction between BOOTHS PE RECALLED. Death of One of Those Who Concealed Him After the Crime. Special Correspondence of The Evening Star. LA PLATA, Md., December 21, 1806. ‘The death of Franklin A. Robey, which tuok place near Hill Top, in -Ghartes county, Md., Friday, removes the last white survivor of those who helped Jofa Wilkes Booth and his companion Herold to escape from Maryland after the assassina- tien of President Lincoln by Booth. It will be remembered that in jJumpmg to the Stage in Ford’s Theater, after firing ihe shot that killed the Pres: it, Booth brok: his leg. Notwithstaading this accident, the assassin, accompanied ly a companion named Herold, rode that aizht to the home of Dr. Samuel A. Mudd, who sez nis leg and the day following sent him to the home of the late Col. Samuel Cox, ten o1 fifteen miles further on in the direct ‘tion of the Potomac river,-to which point the flee- ing criminals were making in their esforis to get into Virginia. Mr. Robey was at that time an overseer on the plantation of Col. Cox, and he was directed to take the fugitives to a point two miles distant in a dense woods and hide them. This he did, and later piiotei RE Pa Aa AS See ee a ae & Bro. See the Crowds. / t How merrily they “come. i Christmas makes / she { lopping \ them happy—buving surprises i ,i for some orice. But in your ,\ x rush for presents don't forget ¥ {that useful presents are a) \ most appreciated of all. Better \ t" give a person a pair of Blan-¢ A kets than a trinket that costs the ‘ \ same and soon will lose its’ i charm. iA Fine Blanket for $3.2 Vv Large size Double Blanket } + for $3 25 ¥J ‘ (Satine Comforts, $2.59. ,\ A A fine Comfort, filled with K ¥ pure white batting, full size, for ¥ rs) $2.50. re) Don’t you think either { one of the above would } please? * Kid Gloves, 98c. We have a splendid Glove we are selling during the holidays For 98c. ,\ Aprons For holi iday presenta ‘ tion. fy Gingham Aprons Nurses’ Aprons... E Fancy Aprons.49, g8c. & $1 25 3 Here Are Useful Gifts. 14-yard Extra Fine Qual- ity German Dam- / ask Hemistitched a Tea Cloths. - $4.25 aa Square tra Fine Qual- \ ity German Dam- ask Hemstitched ( fea Cloths - $3.00 eacr. 1}-vard Square Fine Quality ’ Fringed a : Cloths, with drawn- } work border... $1.00 each ‘ Square 1$-vard eng Size 2x24 yards Plain White and Red Bordered inged Lunch Cloths s6 Ao $1.35 com Size 17x27 Ex- tra Fine Quality German Damask Hemstitched Tray Cloths .... Pe agree 2ZIC. can 4 Size 20x30 Fine Y (j Quality Plain ra) ¥ Hemmed = Scotch y Damask Tray j ] Goths ...c.c55. - 2EG. amr f Fascinators, 98c. { Ice Wool Fascina- / tors, made of best qual- ity ice wool, hand cro- cheted, fancy border, giving a pretty lace ef- fect. These come in pink, blue, white and / black. Christmas price. 98e. ex 86 ee ) Boys’ Rubber Coats. y q What is more useful ’ for a Christmas present re) 0 for a boy than a Rub- ¥ } ber Coat? We have $] Sthem fors...skexis... $1.98 ¥ vi Ladies’ Macinteshes, +7 In navy blue or black, v made of diagonal cloth, ray *{ double texture, — full y 3 capes ‘i - $3.98 () ; Ladies’ Hosiery. } : +] Ladies Fancy Lisle Y Hose, in plain or 4 striped tops. 35¢. pair, ¥ 3 pairs for............ $1.00 () Ladies’ Fancy Hose, with garters to match, the late Thomas A. Jones to their hia: place. Mr. Jones fed them, and iater, on a dark night, piloted them to the river and started them in a boat ne furaished them to the Virgin.a shore. Mr. Robey never told that he was in any Way connected with the escape of the as- sassin, and it became knowa only a few years ago through other persons. — Bids for Pacific Railroad Bonds. Compvtations made by treasury officials show that the best bids received by the government for the $2,780,000 first mortgage bonds now held in the sinking fund of the Central Pacific Railroad Company were the following: Speyer & Co., New York, Central Pacific of 1897, $218,000 at par and accrued interest, Speyer & Co., same of 1896, $1,320,000 at $100 % and accrued inter- est; Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Ni Pacific, 1896 and 1897, same of 1808S and 18M, $001,000 at $103.30; same, Kansas Pacific of ISW, $142,000 at $1u9; Asill & Co., New York, Kansas Pa- cific, 1895, $155,000, at $14 These bids were accepted. = Chickamauga Park Commins. The annual report of the Chickamauga Park commission shows the purchase of the battlefield of Lookout Mountain as an addition to the park. It has been obtained at considerably less thaa half the sum or- iginally asked by the owners. The states of New York and Pennsylvania will be ready to erect imposing monuments on this field early in the spring. Two hundred guns of the batteries used in the battle have been erected in the fighting pos.tions of batteries, thirty-one Union batteries “and thirty-four confeder- ate jutieries being thus marked. New York and New Jersey have just completed two of the most costly monuments of the park upon the Orchard Knob reservation m Chattanooga, and. Georgia is placing a contract for @ monument to cost $2y,:4W). a as Appeal for At The central relief committee has decided not to inaugurate a house to house canvass just yet, but to rely for the present upon a general appeal to the public, io be made through the press, for money, food, ctoth- ing and fvel te relieve the distress among 5 ME ha oe tae Suita th the veck or Jolute amy be instantly relieved by a few applications of Salvation Oi. nicely boxed. . . 98c. Lad Pure Silk Hose, in plain black. $2.75 quality. For.... Ladies’ Black Silk Hose, in newest drop stitch. $3.00 quality. For - $2.50 We box all presents tree of charge. We are open late of evenings until SBURGH & BRO. 420-422-424 - ag 7th st > Ninth St., 4 Pursell’s for Books, Stationery, Cards and Calendars—as fine as you'd for—and never marked as low in th a Oa On One $2.00 oe | aceon > oo are wow! Whether you bave b ‘or $50-you can find ‘somethin: sultabte tor gift etving? CY Mazuiticently Mustrated Gift Books — REDUCED TO HALF PRICE! Taste A Piece of Pure Delicious “Queen” Taffy ‘Then try a ce of any other molasex taffy you can . Its easy to note how ft more tootbsome is “Queen” It's never ser, ee 15 and Be. box. ‘Sold by nearly one hundred leading at's always ‘Drug