The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 13, 1902, Page 25

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1902.‘ HAND THAT STEADIED THE HELM IS FOLDED IN DEATH'S REPOSE Captain J. T. McKenzie, Veteran Ferry-Boat Master. Passes Away at His San Rafael Home at Ripe Oid Age, Full of Honors TAYLOR Me-| be veteran master of oad ferry GRAFPE-NUTS. CECIL RHODES' WILL Provides for Proper Food for Students | late will left a be- improvement of the resident fellows and tutors ege, Oxford d to find that one mi ecil Rhodes in £ 85 his %00 for the on iven some thought to the tics in educational ¢ Elizabeth Cady Stanton in al insti- 1s the bad g growing boys ] other classes, need well cocked food and a of mind in anticipation of meals is one of the common dis- eases among the literary classes and the foundation for “this prevalent ailment is 2id in our coligges and seminaries. Of whet avail is 2 knowledge of art, science phiiosophy and government when health is seriously undermined?” this comes from ignorance as to the d of food element the body must have to supply the dally loss from brain work. Bacon, meat, potatoes, white bread and coffee abso! will not keep a hard brain worker well. A food expert per- fected & perfect food for brain workers. Not oxnly in the schools but in the home should the food be looked after. The necessity of selecting food to supply proper rition to replace tue daily waste of tissue of brain and merves is of the appy state fBelr verious is the ideal food for young who use the brain actively: the e grains being perfectiy de- e starch transformed into r in the most perfect manner. condition Grape-Nuts is ready kly absorbed into the blood and out taxing the intestinal diges- The phosphate of pot- cereals is retained, and en, supplies the elements the gray matter in brain tive class are apt to be weak Temporary aberrations are | staken for real defects, when | they are only symptoms of physical | growth, of indigestion or other maladies, Indigestion hes been responsible for more | than one falehood and its cure has often | been followed by & return to truthful- ness.” In its predigested form the dally use | »f Grepe-Nuts for the cereal part of the | meal aids digestion, nourishes the body, | tones up the nervous system and quickens | e mental faculties. Coffee should alzo be banished, for it urally stimulates the brain and es so that proper nutrition is inter- cred with and they cannot get sufficient rest to take the food needed for the work | | | ust do from day to day. For the g beverage Postum Food Coffee be used In place of coffee. dally breakfast, particularly at of the year, consist of Grape- nd cream, a little fruit, & cup of Food Coffee, some whole wheat znd possibly one or two soft bolled It is impossible to make one believe what a2 wonderful change in health, strength, comfort and ability comes in ten days after quitting wrong food and living on scientifically selected food. | East, was launched in bay w, MF KEMzZIE | | AMNMD R[S LosT | STEAMER | 3Sars RAFARL | N\ e AN | | g VETERAN MARINER WHO DIED AT HIS HOME IN SAN RAFAEL. o — -t closes the career of the oldest, both in nd in length of service: of the bay McKenzie his would have next hirthday ved remarkably €004 health and was as active and aler: man of 5. He had taken his regular the ferry steamers up to two ago, when 2 billous attack him to his room for a few days he was seriously but been 79 De- con- | Iy arrived from the E hey visited the Clff Hou was in the best of = ie was_anxious to catch the and ran from the cars in order SINKS RAPIDLY. felt no ill effects at first, at He leaving the boat teized with a fainting spell Shoem, a but on Sausalito’ he was : ell. Superintend- aker of the North Shore Raii- his condition and assisted him train and went to San Rafael v _the time the train had n Rafael the captain apparent- Iy had recovered and was able to walk to the carriage and to enter the house un- He sank aw rapidly, how ang i at half-past 12 o'clock. o 2nd McKenzie was born in New- December 30, 182, Hie fath D. MeKenzie, was a v eran navigator and was lost at sea. The on went to sea when he was 13, and he was but 19 he was given com- of a vessel, 20 that for néarly sixty ars he had been a master. At 2 years he took the 1 n steame; i the Mississippl that had ever asoendeq t , the steamer MeKim. The feat attracted much attention and we beginning of a revolution In the 49 Captain McKenzle came to Cali- and was soon in command of a vessel again. For some vears he was command of the schooners plying . Stockton and Petaluma from San Fran- E SAN RAFAEL LOST. When the North Pacific Coast Rail- road’s ferry line was first established be. tween San Francisco and San Quentin Captain McKenzie became one of the | ers. That was thirty-seven veare | He was ‘master of the San Rafael the time that steamer, built in ihe : aters, twen- ty-seven years ago, and lie was in com. mand when that ill-fated vessel was struck by the Sausalito and sent to t{he bottom. Captain McKenzie's co and masterful conduct on that né’é’alilfif,‘,’ won the admiration and the gratitude of the passengere of both vessels. Captain McKenzie leaves a wife, Mrs, Eleunor McKenzle, and a on ter. James S. McKenzie, the son. Lo ugh- nected with the Wells, Fargo & Co. offins in San Rafael, and the daughter, Miss Abbie M. McKenzie, is a st i San Jose State Norma) Schogs "' i the The funeral will be held Tuesday at g p. m. from the Masonic Temple in this city. 'l_'I!‘_Ihe cs-z-’monytv(v:fll follow Masonic rites. The Society of California will particivate. W Titmate ] Articles Cannot Be Filed. SACRAMENTO, July 12.—The Secretary of State has sent to Carl Browne, W. P, Grace and others of S‘T Francisco a let- ter containing his refusal to file articles of incorporation of the United Labor JOE ROSENBERG. | JOE ROSENBERG. | JOE ROSENBERG'S. party of the United Btates of America. Stout Women Made Thin by Wear- ing La Grezque Abdominal Reducing Corset, It is cut low and full at the top, with the waist line run- ning low d in front, slvlnf long -wals straight-front ure so essentlal to the present style of . dress. !; lr;aa a c‘rti i cular bel aroun Before and After. 1, p0110m which sets snugly around the hips and abdomen. We warrant to reduce your measure- ment from two to six inches. It is made of the best quality of Italian cloth, boned throughout with the genuine aluminum bonin, unbreak- able. If you have your corsets made to order you will not get its equal for three times the price we ask .83, il ed, A Long-Felt Want at Last F A SHIELD that can be ad- justed to any waist without the trouble of sewing in . It is the new ON AND OFF SHIELD, made of pure veg- etable fiber that is absolutely free from all the disagreeable roperties of rubber, is odor- ess and washable. They are adjusted by means of elastic straps and all safety pins. For convenlence and r it has no equal. Try a pair. Only . . 25c¢ General Clearing Out of Our Handkerchiefs. During this week you will be able to buy HANDKERCHIEFS at prices lower than ever before offered here or else- where GENTS HANDKERCHIEFS, made of good quality Irish linen, neatly hem- stitched, good size, worth 20c, now 10¢ Another Excellent Hendkerchiaf portunity, LADIES' H,P.\'DKERCHIEFS, mads of good quality Irish lawn, with fast col- { ored border of pink, bl or lavender; | worth double {his price................5€ SOROSIS. First Time on tarth—Thess L adies’ Kids at a Dollar. Made of the very finest kid, well sewed, Paris point, stitched back, patent two elasps, This season’s newest shades. A more than even exchange for your money. .. A 00 pair In Great Cemand. RIBBON BEADING, em- broidery insertion, faney buttonhole edge; just the trimming for summer dresses and fancy neck col- lars. Our house ecleaning price . 25¢ 5¢ listead of 1232, S’ LINE OL~ LEARIRE . TONE acitie: decker, made of four-ply irish linen; sizes, 13 and 18%. Our. house-cleaning price ... Fancy Hatpins for Less Than Half, of solid pearl, u‘h‘d‘dfh&(t. will l\p:t break; extre long steel pin needle point, Our house cleaning Price coioooneinn 0Oc each Underwear Far Below he Original Selling Price. We find we have toe much KNIT UNDERWEAR on hand, so have decided to re- duce our stock prior to our midsummer stock-taking. Only one way to do itore- duce prices. We have donc s0. Come here and be con- vinced. LADIES VESTE, made of best quality American silk; low neck, no sleeves, neck and arm-size crocheted and drawn throug colors pink, blue ans Stylish and Dressy. LADIES' BELTS, made of best quai- ity all-silk ribbon, with fancy buckle at the back; new dip shape; buckle in front of best untarnishable metal: in floral or figured designs. Your money's worth here; only.. ; .25¢ A Relief for People Burdzned With a Larga / bloman, No more unslightly, high stomachs. Here iz & pre- ventive. It’s the new ABDOMINAL PAD and HOSE SUPPORT- ER COMBINED. It i{s made of very best French lisle clastig \and ~webbing, with shaped ‘satin pad that fits over the abdomen -and re- duces it from two to four inches; hose supporters at- tached to pad by means of four straps fastened on rings that give with the motion of the body. Good, strong clasp. Warranted fast black. Try one pair end vou'll never wear any other. Inexpensive; only ~-45¢ Just the Thing fo & aks Your Half- Warn Jacket Look Fresh and New, The NEW SAILOR COLLAR, made of best quality sheer lawn, finished with deep hemstitched hem, well made_and very “casonable. Only .. JOE ROSENBERG’S. There Is a Time for ANl Things. This Is the Time for Bargains, and JOE ROSENBERG'S Is the Place to Get Them. No Placa Like Jos Rosenberg’s for Wuslin Underwear, Why? Because in the first place we man- ufacture curselves; secondly, we are sat- isfied with a comparatively smail profit. This week we have LA- DIES’ DRAWERS, made of best quality sqft bleached muslin, finished with hem- stitched or embroidery trimmed flounce, cut wide and full. Manufacturers’ price 22¢ $1,50 Instead of $2.00. LADIES WHITE SKIRTS, made of best quality Lonsdale cambric with deep flounce trimmed with two Inser- tions of extra fine washable Normandy lace edged with lncel,dex(r: duszp ;;1&1: Full length—extra wide. n op] - ity not to he overlooked. Only..81.50 It Costs hut Very Littie to Be Neat and Cool When You Buy Your Skirts of Jo3 Rosenberg. This week we have LADIES’ DRESS SKIRTS, made of best quality pique, steam shrunk, cut wide and full, with circular flounce bottom, inverted pleat, well made and=perfect hanging. bein cut after tailor patterns. Nowhere eise can you get such valugs as these.$1.,50 For Every-Day Wear You Can find Nothing Betler Than One of Qur Light-Weight Italian Cloth Underskirts. They are made of best quality XXX Ttalian cloth, with um- brella flounce, trimmed with two French ac- cordeon pleated ruf- fles, or two kemstitch- ed ruffies. One-half the laundry bills saved by wearing a skirt of kind. Only Unsurpassed fut Gountry Wear, LADIES' 8KTRTS, made of good qual- ity, fast color, striped percale, trimmed with deep Spanish flounce, edged with narrow ruffle. These skirts are the only skirts to be worn in the country, as they shed the dust and keep clean twice as iong as a white skirt. Within every one's reach.... 59¢ Offerings Like These Make Us Busy. Twice the vajue for your money here, Yards and yards of HEAVY _ALL-SILK TAFFETA RIBBON, 5 inches wide; in brown, gray and green; suita- ble for art work or underskirt ruffles. Sold elsewhere as a bargain at 2 clean-up price Llean-Up, and No istake in Qur Cushion Tops. We will clese out our entiré line of CUSHION TOPS, all made of best art canvas and denim, in floral, colonial and figured patterns; some stamped, others figured. ready for use. Regular 50c Zoods. Our clean-up price.......... 19¢ Some Striking Valuss From Cur B It Department. LADIES' PATENT LEATHER BELTS, made of best quality patent leather, with strong, heavily japanned buckle.” Worth Zc, now. 10e JOE ROSENBER Mail Orders Solieited. Wa Don't Wait Till the Midila of Fall to Give You Bargains in Knit Underwzar, We Gffer Them 1o You Now viben You Still Have Use for Them LADIES’ COMBINATION SUITS made of best English thread; light sum mer weight; high neck, with long or short sleeves; ankle length: neck cro- cheted with silk and drawn _through with silk tape. Worth twice thig pr‘l;v e Dewsy Is Great, but Dzway Shields Are St Greater, It is a complete garment; is easily put on as a cor- set and when worn under the garment will protect it as well as the dress walst and sleeves from pesspiration. Tt is superior and cheaper than dress shlelds, being always ready with any waist; is hailed with delight by athletic men and women who perspire freely. They are worth a gross of any other shield made. Our price What We Advertise is So. No. 4, ALL-SILK SATIN TAF- FETA RIBBON, rich luster, washable. Colors pink, blue, eream, white, black, orange, green, et ock-reducing price Ye FREE—RIBBON BOW REE BY EXPERTS. Joe Rosenherg. ths 7ruthful /dveriier, ard “ere /re Srm> More Fxamples of Cur Way of Selling. LADIES' COLORED PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS, sizes 32 and 34 closing price.. BLACK JETTED PINS, Now .. 1 STOCKINET DRESS SHIELDS size. Now LADIES' WASH TIE! g00d heavy kind. B¢ dozen HOOKS AND EYES, large and small sizes ..%e dozen EMBROIDERED TURNOVER COL- LARS.. 10e apiece SAFETY PINS, nickel plated, large and small sizes. Now........ ..3¢ dogen FINE TORCHON LACE, 2 inches wide. Now .. Se yard Whenever You Want a Novelty in Neckwear Come fo Joe . Rosenberg’s, We always have the /atest creations at the most reasonable prices. This week the new ALICE ROOSEVELT COLLAR. Made of very best lawn, in open work or tucked patterns, trimmed with fine lace inser- tions and edged with dainty Valenciennes lace or embroidery. Only .. ...25e To Keep the Stray Hair Fiom Flying. Nothing spoils.a woman's appearance more than short, straggling hair. Here is something new—THE VAS- R COMB, made of best quality Ital- n shell, highly polished, with well fin- ished teeth that will not scrateh or pull the most tender head:; an entirely new shape that fits to the head, and while serving as a hair retainer aiso acts as an ornament. Joe Rosenberg’s always for such low prices as these.........285¢ 816 MARKET STREET, Running through to 11 0'Farrell. PHELAN BUILDING. You Ara Not Losing Any Mone Certainly we are not making a fortune at these prices. r 19. Is that your size? If se, is a chance for you CH RIBBON TAPE CORS colors, pink, blue, white and biack. Rosenberg, of course, for such prices as these... Last Days of Our Great Sale 18 o he 49¢ of 1 Sampla Brushas, To close them out we have reduced them lower than ever. Remember, thes are DRUMMERS SAMPLES and are superior to the reg- ular stock, because they are used as leaders from which or- ders are taken. The line consists of HAIR AND CLOTHES BRUSHES, with solld wood backs of rose, mahogany, ce- dar and oak: solid water-proof, with genuine bristles. 50c brush, now. T5¢ brush, now. e $1.00 brush, now. $1.50 brush, now. = A talz of Embroideries. MANUFACTURERS SAMPLE AM , SO THE MANUFACTURER SOLD THEM TO US AT AN UNUSUALLY LOW PRICE. You will profit by his loss. The lot gonsists of EDGING and INSER- TIONS, made on Swiss Nainsook and cambrics; all open designs and button- hole edges. Note a few of the prices: 2 inches wide now e yard 3 inches wide now e yard 5 inches wide now ¢ yard And many others on sale on the center bargain counter at the O'Farrell-street entranee. We Belong to a Syndicate of Buyers. Every Purchasing Facility Ours. A lucky purchase of our New York representative enables us to offer a $1.50 and $2.00 CORSET this week for.$1.00 The name of the CORSETS we must ‘withhold, otherwise the fact not sell them to us so as 'eog‘u:fl:l'lfl them at these prices. However, you will not be displsased, as they are the best brand of corsets made. They ars made of the best fast black pOrte sateen, rust proof steels, bias L:n m‘g ;c::’d gored, lace or embroidered trim- It will be your lost opportunt you do not inspect them .?m:.‘;fr’a&l; 1. In Our Hosiery Department, CHILD'S HOSE, made of extra heavy Peruvian cot- ton, heavy ribbed, doubls heeis, toes and knees; full length, elastic, good fast black. Note o - P rri i ““Match ess " Is the Name of This Fartlcular Hosa, AND THEY ARE MATCHLES: FIT, QUALITY, WEAR LNT D PR!S Peruvian cotton, doubie he on, double heei knees, full length, very ‘h.lttlcn.eal::g fast black. Our clean-up pric Te Il A Sale of Utmost Inferest fo A Feoncmical Women and Mothers, CHILDREN'S VESTS, made of quality Sea Island tton, Smiity Wee cotton, fleece lined, ight, high neck, lo; sleeves, St et dvod” Vet For hildren’s Light $ 2r Dresses. NEW WHITE KID BELTS, made best quality calfskin, mv‘:l.' lined, :lf :lns;cl(zlne ;ewn; 'v_rhell made, washable, ainty and mor: - 10T JOUE TONOT..erovre i, SiChEEES IN CE. quality 0od Coats or Ladles’ LAINS SHE HS 000 DEFENSE Mrs. Jakes’ Lawyer Says She Wiil Contest Divorce Suit. Attorney Charles H. Allen has filed an rance for Mrs. Emma Jakes, whose usband, Dr. Robert Wallace Jakes of reenwood, B. C., was arrested last Wednesday on & misdemeanor charge pre- ferred by W. H. Gillard, Mrs. Jakes' brother. The appearance is in answer to the complaint for divorce filed by Jakes | shortly after his arrival here with the woman with whom it is alleged he fled ADVERTISEMENTS. Rheumatism, Malaria and Catarrh THOROUGHLY CURED WITH Dr. Halpruner’s Wonder{ul Med cine. V. W, 8, HALPRUNER, The Famous Medical inv.ntor. Halpruner's Wonderful Medicine will positively cure articular, muscular, sciatic, catarrhal and malarial rheuma- tism, neuralgia, also kidney disease, malaria, fever and ague, cold and ca- tarrh in all their jorms. Ask your druggist or grocer for it; price 50c and $1 a bottle. ‘A dollar bottle is equal to three so-cent bottles. On receipt of price we will send by express or mail, | charges prepaid, a cure guaranteed. or return the medicine to Halpruner | Medical M’f'g Co., 28 California St., and get vour money back. Poor peo- ple treated free of charge daily from 1 to 4 P. M.. Saturdays and Sundays ex- | cepted. | Quentin | to try from Vancouver and with whom, it Is charged by Gillard, he lived with at a lo- | ca’ hotel, en also filed an affidavit in which he a that from his knowledge of his cli- eLl's case she has & good defense in the | divorce proceedings, and asks that Jakes | be compelled to defray the expense neces- | sary to presént her case. He avers that the” doctor ie well able to do so, having put up $250 bail for his appearance on the charge preferred against him by his | brother-in-law. Allen states that Mrs. Jukes is in destitute circumstances and asks for a court order directing Jakes to pay her $150 for her support pending liti- §;tion, $150 for counsel fees and $i0 costs. pon the showing made by Allen, Judge Murasky issued an order remitting fees. | Dr. Jakes appeared before Judge Mogan yesterday to answer the criminal charge | made against him by Gillard. | The defendant’s attorney, Howard Har- ron, demanded an immediate hearing, saying he would show that Dr. Jakes’ arrest was caused by spite on the part of Gillard, but at the request of the prosecu- tion a continuance was granted till to- morrow morning. Attorney Alien, special | prosecutor, sald that Giiiard objected to Jakes’ bail being reduced, and the Judge retorted that it was nohe of his'busi- ness. Prisoners Sentenced. | Robert Lang, who was cenvicted by a jury in Judge Dunne’s court on the charge of burglary in the second degree, was sen- tenced vesterday to serve a term of five vears in the Folsom FPenitentiary. He broke into the room of Joseph Orr, 501 Geary street, August 6 of last year and stole some clothing. On his first trial the jury disagreed. Manuel Maturana, who was convicted by a jury in Judge Lawlor's court on the charge of graud larceny, was sentenced to serve four years In San | He stole $61 from Sergeant | Samuel Whipps of the Ninth Infantry in the Southern Pacific Company’s ticket of~ fice. When sentenced he cried bitterly, | ADVERTISEMENTS. “HEAL THE SICK OXYGENOR KING A Mistake Corrected. Many pecple have told us they aid not wan ‘Tmore Elactrical machines. e want Nt AN ELEC- C. We want you to call at our office and see the instrument. You don't have to buy it unlees you wish. 1t will be g pleasure .to show it to you and give you our catalogue. Office hours, 10 to 3. CALIFOENI» (XYGENOR CO, Room 214, Callaghan Building, AGENTS WANTED. to_inform you_ that ours i CHINE. WILL RECENE HOLY COMMUNION Members of Gentlemen’s Sodality to Hold Serv.ces. The members of the Gentlemen's Sedal- ity of St. Ignatius Church will meet th morning at their chapel on Hayes str and march in procession with banners and regalia of the soclety to the large church of St. Ignatius, where at the 7:30 o'clock mass they will receive holy communion in a body, after which they will recite the “Te Deum.” The sermon at the 10:3) o'clock mass will be delivered by Rev. Father Mahoney. Rev. Father Hickey will preach at Vespers. ¥. M. C. A.—Afternoon, Wait,” by Rev. E. J. Harper. First U, P.—-Morning, preaching by Rev. J. A. Bowen ot Columbus, Ohio; evening, Preaching by pastor. Rev. H H. Bell. Emanuel Evangelical—Morning, “Whale- Hearted Religion; evening, “The Sinners Advocate the Father in the Court of Final Appeals.” Pastor Rev. F. W. Fischer. wirst English Lutheran-—Morning, “What Jesus Thought About the Kingdom'™; evening, “'The Profit of Prayer. Rev. E. Nelander. First Congregational-Morning, ‘Luke, the Beloved Physician’'; evening, ‘‘Unseerl Food.” Pastor. Rev. George C. Adams. Third Congregational--Morning, ‘“The Vision of Troas'; evening, “Ben Hur.” Fastor, Rev. Wiiliam Rader. First Baptist—Morning, “Duty and Abil- ity”; evening. “Selling His Birthright.” Pastor, Rev. B, ‘Woods. Richmond . Congregational — Morning, “The Christian ver Forces™; evening, “The Conception of God Fits Influence TUpon Character.” Pastor, Rev. Philip Coombe. Howard-street M. E.--Morning, “Test of the Perfect Man,” by Rev. George Beatty; oventng, “Strike Combines and Chrystian- ity,” by Rev. Trinity M. E.—Evening, Seckiug the Lest.” Pastor, Rev. Milton D. Buck. First M, E.—Evening, ‘‘The Young Womap; Her Relation to Christ and the “Power to astor, o eorge Beatty, Church.” Pastor, Rey. Frank K. Baker. California-street A E. — Morning, prezchlnf by Rev. J. Coyne; evening, “The Wider Outlook.” Pastor, Rev. F. M, Lerkin. s Central M. E.—Morning, preaching by Rev. Herbert F'. Briggs; svening, same. A. M. E. Zion—Morning, preaching by pastor; evening, R Kingoro Abata, the eminent Japanese minister, will preach. o ] NATIVE SONS PREPARE FOR ADMISSION DAY The joint committes of the Native Son pariore of the bay cities met last even- ing at Native Sons’ Hall to nerfect ar- rangements for the annual celebration of Admission day at Santa Resa. Representatives from thirty parlars were present, O. L. Biackman being Over Opposing | c¢hairman and W. J. Wynn secretary. The parade commijtice reported progress and was given further time to perfect its |plans. E. E. Fisher was elected chair- | man of the press committee. The committee on transportation re- ported that it had secured a rate of §1 for the round trip to Santa Rosa and that | special trains would be run from San rancisco to Santa Rosa on Monday and Tuesday, September 8 and 9, and return- ing to San Franecisco on the evening of the 9th and early on the merning of the 10th. The parade committes was rize. to issue a circular to the pulor.'nx‘:cord; to secure Information as to the number of members who will take part in the Santa Rosa celebration. The date of the parade in San Francisco was not deter- mined, but went over until the next meet- ing of the committee, which will take place one week from next Saturday night. 3x6 feet. Sells in the East, as it 6x9 feet. A refreshing change in b 9x12 feet. For living room, library Soft, lustrous, durable. room. Velvety pile, reversible; 233-5-7 Post Street. Friedman’s Furniture Eastern Favorites Our buyer has brought out Three New Rugs that won quick faver East. We offer them at prices that will as quickly make them favorites here Minnesota. Wire-Grass Rugs A decorative and durable novelty that commends itself on sight. The colors and texture are instant reminders of the summer hills. The dryest, cleanest, most sanitary floor covering. Brown, yellow, green and blue in stripes, panels and mixed. 2%x5 feet, fringed ends. An all around rug; won’t hold dirt 75 € Double Faced Axminster Rugs They have the advantage over the ordinary Axminsters In being two sided and in always lying flat. Oriental patterns in all colors. Parlor, piano or sofa ruz. Ends bound In weaving, will not fray. Alike on both sides. 234 by s feet 3,00 Delft Patterned Rugs Delft blues, reds and greens and white. ffi patterns make a particularly enviting bedroom rug or for any dark “The Crodit House.” Six Stories High. Alike on both sides: soon will here for 2.50—now 1. 00 ig room rugs. Many patterns 4,50 or office. Come and ses them 8,50 The light colors and cheer~ 2% x5 feet 1.50, 3x6 feet 2,25 Phone Private Ex. 37.