The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 25, 1904, Page 29

SEPTEMBER Zv. 1904. 29 Sheet Music 18c Monday Donald Cameron, the boy tenor, will sing in our Music Depart- ment every day this weck. \'ufix*z}x'rmw.\’ [e—— Ui Crown Cigars 10 for 25¢ New Cizar Dept. just inside door ‘I'ne:e arc the mew §c cigars, and Safe Shecp Sk ns Monday 33c This i tas .owei pr. < that largs, l p casing paz — scaris 10X34 fii-ciass skin: for burping and e serred El i, squarss gaxye 1 laaader weil; d~crifag waek hure yet been sold for 2 ; gooloass, too. Barxof 5o, g1.25; Moadey Oniy—Two estry bollods o x32 i - well; 3 yer - . b 1 “I3a, Sweet as Apple Cider,™ Professor Moses Addresses 2 g v ""';‘;‘ g bgelidg il = S P abat Gt ty, Linie Gl Goatbr:™ the Congress of Arts and ¥ beskecpensae prics. . . ! 33c AMERICA'S GRANDEST STORE 1ofor. . . Very popalar, per copy. . . . . J @@ Seiences on Plnhppmvgg THEORY OF EDUCATION b e Elmer E. Brown of Berkeley | Says World Needs Teachers of Better Equipment g 3 . H S x X . ® x 3 H £ £ i -3 H £ 5 S = 5 » B H x x H 3 H Rare good fortunz for houssfurnishers and house- keepers, this great sale plauned for the Jfirst three days of the weel. Many of the prices are less than dealers None of the advertised spe- cials will be sold to dealers. FExtra salespeople and in- ST. LOUIS, Sept. 24.—Professor Ber- haze to pay. A Qrarter, athrd (in many instaices more) / _an nard Moses of the University of Califor to be saved ox thoroughly good and dependible houscrold (rr;:e;itdemh:n facilities. the sectional meeting on colonial supplics of a'l kinds, est to shop mornings. tion in the Congress of A ences to-day said that the civill~ n the Philippines was due to h effort, and in conclusion said: The granting of Independence to the Philippines would be equivalent io mm over to some other o '] wozseioeners’ Biankets, Comforiers, Spreads w"'omm_! s Smart : : S B alking and Wonderfully low prices c¢n bsdding supplies that .warrant a liberal stocking-up. not only for present needs, but also for winter’s Dress Suiis Misses and small women will g z Housekeepers’ Linens, Napkins, Towels 53.3/3% These linen values canno! help but please careful, economical buyers. They good-wearing, serviceable goods, and actually worth every cent we say they are. 63¢ G:rman Bleached Dmmk_,l inches wide, hishly | Damask Toweling—Fast Scivedges, neat red berders,. i ) ements : : : sm of the average charac- reguirements. i e find extra attractions in our peryasd . . . . . . - 470 P NS5 e g W e n o i ter of teachers before the ssctional Whitc Blankets — Beit Califo-nia woel, 71> 5 Bed Comforters — Really good to wear, light we'ght, clean newly arrived coats and suits. 30c Bleached Cotton Dnmnl— x \n(h‘x wxd:\'bod for | Huek Towels— T i meeting on theory of*education Pro- weight; rgaSty %505 sae pics, piir . S B2 4G fllng, each . . . 5 R a‘ag Wel:lng A e e oy e Bricheahetat vendl. FALT. 35 S e ,:fl“’”n. (“"“““‘l“ - "’z‘;‘: teseor Bimer E. Brown of the Untver- Wh te Blankets—-Bext O-egoa wac'y well made, some with | Bed Sl::fll‘h' e ‘A;";l"»“‘;:‘u“:;"“‘ whe s 630 | _Fal Jackets, $6.75 fo $25 00 | German Damask Cloths— Hemst.ched, oSyl hars mplialimes s imundbadtue . 130 sity of California said s dilisat ¢ less than sally .. N 2 th If society would attain true educa- : R Bed Soread—Ful size, heavy crochet make, geot pur- | TFee-quarter Coats, S6 75 to $25 | inthwevses: =~ = 9578 - Tarkish Towels—Fine bleached, well made, Son, ik 5 SRSk Shie e 55 oiiire 4.50 8§23 _f.nds,. «a;x mm)‘ a2 Gggg terns. each . : . .88¢ | Thereis a distinct vogue in our new fall T k;:‘-l-': e st gl B ey g e men for mora ¥, it must find L e o em b (O1a ). TR Maosieslnmets - i radethat waly sl e L e i e e The $3.23 Turkish Towzls— High graic bieached, dse-33z50 Inches, - chery r -2 hetrer o e . this sale . . 5 g y B % & R & ki - beas ::;;zmr:«hf: ZJ,,‘.":{“ g"r:{} ,: h:p Whire Blankets —AustrJian woo, 7:x88 inch=s nenz | Colerzd ‘prud!—?u‘lus:, hemmed, lug- range cf coiors, | Ea-ly fall days have brought forth hundreds | Bieached Napkins v th: §3.50 per do. kmd,. ach. ..... 230 s Hh it attwaris oF 3t Wil” finer in m:ks or finish, pair. . . . . $8.45 specially priced . . 3 .. . . 8100 | of unique designs, and no cesirable atyle is | inches, the $1.75 kind, doz. . . ... . . . $.28 | Tray Cloths—Pure Linen, German Dimask, each.. 240 e el Doy Robe Blankets - Fancy gray motted efiects, €474 Inches, | Bleached” Sheets — For double’ beds' (76190 x.‘;.‘,), ml;in; from our (omsdlvt_: dduph\s. iy DAHIIA SHOW PROVFE pax . . : . . .81.35 usually §5c esch, for. . . o ‘eatures ""”,'. admired are e new, p ¥ Bed Cvmfnn:nwhu sk covers, Linen Finished :hu('vFor dowdle beds lflu\;o inches), | graceful siecves. The coat lengths rangs from Ry o & svoopssrvn avramm | oo Comet Rl R S@,@8 | i i e i k7 o - 87 | B sty shon ke o - Diress Goods 38c---Silks 47¢ Improvement Club of San Rafael Nets Bed Comforters — Haavy twill cover ng, 3 $2.00 vakue . Durable Unb eached Sheell 81390 mc‘:cs, inst of | cighths style $ Another of our surpassing fabric offérings for the three days of the housekespers™ SEgeermePL gl L Socesch e . 1T . 460 Bed Comferters - Silkoins coversd, suserior qu styles | Pillow Cu:1—4)136 m:h_.l, fine hemstitehed; 20c value il e Wbl S s Rb Y I e : ... 12%0 Homekoorers Qurtains and Curtain Ends Tidy Sum From Clever Entertainment. supply sale, if quantities last. These are Dress Goods that are wanted at all Three offerings of Silks—some suitable seasons of the year; are always worth every cent of the reg- | o chirt waists, some for linings, some uar price, soc yard: for evening wear: All-wrol /'/enrr'zll.a Cashmere. Novelty Taffela and Louitine, Sept. 24.—The Rafael Improvement big success, both financially and A manufacturer’s samples and discarded patterns of lace curtains at a saving of onc quarter to | ¢ M . 19-inch All-silk Black Taffeta, 3 s e . ety one ha'f and & line of lace curtains « which we have but a few pairs of a pattern, offer excep- All-wool Albatross (limited quantity.) Soft-finished Silk Poplins. (hrestening the nait was crowded and sk neradiniie e Sbabrhe i e In garnet, cirdinalt, browns, navy, pak, yray, myte, | oo SOOI TR nile, etc. Not a piec: worth less than soc, some of it much more —beginning Monday — 38c yard e club are much me of the affair. dies are among the who worked to make the dahlia Vincent Neale, T. Page. Mrs. A. 8. Lilley, sey. Mrs. Robert Men- Crooks, Mrs. George Mrs. George Boyd, Miss Hoffman, Mrs W. B. ford. Mrs. J. E. Alexander and evening thades and some datk colors—values 65c up to $5c the yard, sale price— 47c yard Lace Carta'n Strips or ha'f pairs—Ia whits, ecru and Lace Cartains—Two to tw airs of a number, th ‘ novelry, Busels and Irish yomt designs, clean-op of a manufacturer’s season’s output— guaranteed| § Arabian o length 374 to 315 yards. perfect goods, copies of real lices, in white, ccru and e e duhoh Jeeth i g coor. Generous assortments to select from; sale price, perpr. | Warth 39¢, each for . lsn 39c curtains . .60 $1.25 curtains . . .88¢C Worth 75c, each for . 380 $1.00 eurain:, 79¢ $1.75. curtains, "-23 W.orth $1.50, each for 790 §3.50 curtains, $7a! Homekoons Silverware, Cutlery, Clocks A large assortment of sterling silver tableware—sugar and bonbon spoons, sugar sifters, cream ladles, etc., in the French gray finish, wih go'd lined bowls, regularly $1.00 cach, for thissale. . . . . . 79¢c Table Enives—William Rogers” celebrgted trip'e piated, with satin finish lundfe:. instead of $1.25, sa'c price, set ot six . . . . $1.08 Table and Dessert Spoons——kc'zeu Bros. 1847, tancy patterns, instead of $4.00 and $4.50, sac price, Set@f. 6y a o orse % 32.'2 — pret ixtures —box Table and Dessert Porlu-—Rflxe" Bras. 1847, blue ani brown—pretty mixtures—b triple pa‘ed, fancy patterns, instead of $4.00 coat, belted and cleverly trimmed, high and $4.50, sale price, sct0f 6. . i v v v oo o n s . . 82,12 S “‘i”f Pf“f: L $16.50 Seth Thomas Mantel Clock— Marb'ei ized wood, fully guaranteed in every w-y, regularlv $6_50 Str.l?:dfi(!:[mfi“r::h;:,??:::-“(iorsr I‘::f each, housekz=epers’ supp'y sale price . . . . . . . . . .. . . 34.87 H day wear and traveling, neaw sleeves, inverted pleat in back and belted. Oxford, Housefurnishing Bargains %552 Many items in this iist are priced far below what dea’ers actually have to pay. Every articleis perfect, not a b’emish on them. Sad Irons — The cciebrated Poit’s Irons, three irons, hand'e and holder, extra heavy and super quaity, regularly £1.25 set, for the threc days . . . . G 5e 40c Bread Toasters—Pyramid styie, with steel cone, the bestkind . . . . 290 $1.50 Hosc Reels—Hairdwood, with iren rol.ers, wil hoid 50 feet of hose . 870 R $125 Meat Sales—z25 inches high, var. nished pine frame, screen covered . . $150 Gu 0v¢n-—For blae fl:mc ml or gas stoves, good baker or roaster, sale price GREAT PROFUSION OF PANAMA BONDS IRER PERERRRRRRRE RERRRR RRRRRRY. RRRRER RERERE RRR R s~ome FEnglish Holders of Old Issues May Miss the Divi. Crepe de Chine Costumes, $35.00—On: of them pictured, high quality crepe and the best fin'sh is employed in thess new and inexpens ve silk-lin-d gowns, ju-t placed on sale. Most any store would chargs you €45.00 for thess. The Emporium price - . . S3D=00 Misses’ Jaunty Suits — Cheviots in black, l>>nr1< of the old Company, dat- do mot hear that the 185,000,000 s distribution if they lodge their f with the official liqui- ecember 14 next. The f must consist of the original bond her with an official filed out in French ? ARAARRA ANARAR AARARA RARAAR RARAR AR ARRARN AR R AR AR mmmmmmmmmm AAARARAARNRA AARACANR HRAAAR RAARAE WAL AARRRARAN ARA AR HHARRR WARAN R WAARARN A AR AR NIRRT WA RRAA WHAR AR TARAAN WA AU RARR A AR XA AR WAL AR TS A $1.00 Shoc sh‘h‘gr‘;—wi{h 3 lasts for men, women and chiidren’s shoes, sale price . a blank which the liquidator sup- y - olive and tan colors, = 0 Housokeepers’ [ o GI wW. 16.50 69¢ es s s inner an ass Ware Yy 316,50 : I'his prescribed method might seem a 5 omen’s e X s 25¢ tea and coffee can'siers, each . . $2.50 family wringers, wood frame, | 1oc asbestos steel covered mats . @ Je exacting if it \'-;r}e not for rhel We offer at special sale for three days, at the low- T““:‘ '“"":;Y:;v 'r":“:l‘]v""'lm;‘:"““: AR R SRR R T To-inch roll, sile price . $$.88 | 10c wood coat hangers . . . . . S@ e ::’:‘ o :“‘a“’:": o est prices we have ever known this ware to be e m]y.“h ot ;Izmd skirts. You can | soc 12-inch blade knife, good steel, | 256 scrud brushes . ... ... g#8@ | 15¢4° M;ffl;ofld:‘olh=!un= 20c : e s s quoted for, White Semi-Porcelain Dinnerware—the | qveatleast $5.00on any sutable for bread or meat, and a | 1sc whisk broom, a beauty . . J@@ | ‘12¢ YEBEHDle brushes . - ... u,, @l exaggeration. Conse- celebrated American Beauty shape, as thin and it that we showat - . S@BeOO | soodkichen knie, cach . . 200 | 1cc box gaslighting tapers . . . 80 | 15¢ cnameled comb cases . . . 150 Shih there is a profusion of “obli- white as china: 25¢ box World's Fairtoohpicks #1220 - | 15c gas lighters for . . . . . #0@ | 10c heavy shelf pager {5 yis.) . 5@ gations,” which have been treated with 100 piece Dinner Set, like picture, complete for 12 persons, Swell s'_y’es in 15c flower seves, with rotary tin | 15c covered tin saucepan (2 quart) . | E Z stove polish, bottle. 100 e ss since the company WO riaioi, s o RGN c e+ iie ... BUO | Cillestro polishing bags . 100 instead of g10.00 . . . .. ... .. 87.45 nch Dinner Pates . 8¢ 6-in. Bread & Butter Piate g 1075-inch Meat P.atters 4@ in. Breakfast Pates . F@ Individual Butters. . . . 2@ 1215-inch Meat Platters 200 Ziach Dessert Pates ., . @@ Sauce Paws . . . . . 4@ 14%-inch Meat Patters 330 inch Pie Pates . . . §@ Tea Cups and Saucers . @¢ 1524-in. Mzat Platters. 490 g95c Basin and Pitcher, white semi-porcelain, large. 79¢C 45c Imitation Cut Glass Berry Set, large dish and 6 small S op Jar, with cover ard bal handle . . .99%c dishes . . .. .33c 1888, It is figured al- claims entitling hold- the purchase money 1,880,886,739 francs, so Jonds are presented, the bligations™ are worth ke 10 cents on adollar. ds are entitled to qualify: Millinery At Modest Prices Our Winter Styles Umbrella Time--Umbrella Values _ Our new umbrella steck for winter 1904-5 is ready of course. It includes all sizes, from the small 18-inch umbrella for children to the 3o-inch size for men, at a.l prices from soc to $2z.50 each. Women's 26-inch Umbrellas — Paragon frame, gooi | Men’s 28-inch Umbrellas—With curved Congo and 0 . G oria, fancy horn and pearl handles. . . . 84200 | Witchel and straight root handle . . . 81.25 5 per cent of 1882; obliga- Lam, mickel-plated, Go-candle power, centerdrafc $sc Breakfast Set, highly polish=d glass, butter dish, sugar | bave re » - - - cent, 1883; obligations, 4 . complete with 10-in. white dome shade $1.389 bowl, cream piteher and spoon holder . . . . . £Q@ | ceived Wcmen's ze-in::h um";:flL:T_ngm frame, silk serge | Men's 28-inch Umbrellas— With fine Usion teffte- iine- 1884-5; obligations ‘“‘nou- Imitation Cat Giass Punch Bowl (14 inch), on Complete Daner Set, 102 piecet, for 12 persons, semi- | the overwhelming in- w‘;"‘"“svzfi ';:“ll.lmb "‘l’ 3 & o SfiS-OD ing and fancy horn -nlsd mrlllv;(ur:mll\ed handles $2.50 elles,” first, second and third series; il Y A poreclain, go'd edge and delicate flower decoration, a omen’s 26-inch Umbrellas—Paragon frame, fine 4ilc | Men’s 28-inch Umbrellas— All i hfld-’mhfl-- . tan dorsement of hundreds serge, very choice handles, such as long pearl and silver, | . . . . . . . . .. . $5.00 premiu obligations, 1858. All these $1.00 Imiation Cut G Ot.n!: or Fruit Bowl, 10 in. splendid bargain at. . . 2 aiarac, . g s ] . third series and across .. .88c Haviand China Dinner Set, complete i s per- | of fashionable women. ivory and silver, gun metal, etc . . . . . . $5,00 | Children’s Serviceable School Umbrellas . . . . 500 We do not believe that such clever ideas and such good qualities can, be obtained clsswhere ¢ anywhere near our priczs. " White Silk Beavers—In la-ge siilors, the new shell shape, also th= new rolling-brim $1.00 Exhsd Thin Bowl Water Tumbl:ri, doz. . B8 sons, pretty decorations to ct from, our special bonds of 1888 will lapse un- r 25¢ 14-gallon Giass Wat:r Pitcher, fancy shape . . §7@ Price. . . . o o oo o oo . .. " - $27:80 Jese presented within the specified time. The tw question were orig- 1 ough a Dressmakers’ Supplies 200 yard basting cotton, 3 spools for . . . Safety pins— 3 sizes, white or black, doz . . Machine oii—Best quality, 4 oz. bottle , . Fall Petticoats The immsnse winter assortments are ail in ciete Civile, and sured by a deposit of French rentes. The shares of the Compagnie Univer- | Homeksone™ Carpets, Linoleums, Rugs Smith Axminsterand See our carpets before you make 6 - foot Linoleums, and unpacked and now complete. Mercerized Black Sateen Petticoats, in new and or'ginal geee nRRRRe P’linl RRRRER RERRER RERRERY. RERRRREERERE RRRERE REERERR RRRERE REERRE RRrReey e zelle du Canal Interoceanique de Pan- 2 your purchases. This is all we ask. turban . . . . . 183495 | syles. There are accordzon pleated flounces, double or | [1aBdy iroming wax—j3 pieces . . . . . ama will not come in for any dividend Smith Velvet Carpets, Gi";“ opportunity, we will show regularly 55c square | Chitdren’s Sailors—Of white silk beaver, sngle, ruffles, tailor strappings, hom-stitching and tand | Cube pins—Black and assorted colors, large or and no premium bonds issued in 189, regularly $1.25 the gl hat is || yard, for this sale with ribbon streamers . .. . . $8.0 J | efficts. . Every garment is made wiie ani ful, perfect small. each So bearing numbers higher than 858.- g s aate you .-; ;m;rxm.nz o .cnr:eu thar is » 2' White Brim Mexican Crown W-r:’vm’v; hanging, and ‘with cither 2 dus ruffi or under Aounce, A . A * EIMANN P 2TRN AT 077 will entitle holders to a participa- yard, equaled by few stores in the country 4 c ribbon, co ors tan, brown :ni blue.. $7. prices . . . ¥ $1.00 to 33_50 500d quaiity American pins, paper . . . tion.—New York Evening Post " '2 at prices less than the sams qualities 2 $15.00 Dress Hlu—f_ben‘mfulhlme u;’ all Colored s.g“,. qukol!:‘AIso moreen or I:alian | Ball and socket fasteners, large and small, black PEPI - are sold for elsewhere. If you need but . the new shapes; Gainsberoughs, fioans | cioths, in murine, navy, green, brown, champagnc and of white;'deR. © "3'127. 5 0 o5 4 s o+ O _ Sew '::p‘ Jor Plano. e 2 single carpet or lino'eum we will save you $1.50 Scotch Wilton, :):::u‘lma:!tlzir; :hfi‘m- Mmmed with | EA Peet . . . .. . $1.15 €0 $3+8 4 | 60 in. sateen tape measares, éach . . D 1-20 clsaedlesmy b b oo 9x12 all-wool Smyrna ~ o "‘I;"’" g f_‘:{;":':: n{“:.h;:: Smyrna and Velvet] _ o, plumes, pompons ana dainty orma- Back Moreen Skits . . . - $1.25 10 $5.59 | D: Long’s hump hooks and eyes, card of. z doz. . Railroad near Kansas Ruzs, regularly $25.00, :u:"s Srpsnta . £ Rugs, 30x60 in., this ments. 5 Fancy back and white Moreen Skirts . . . . 831,25 s e e A R 100 h visitor remarked: “Ah, : 3 z S Good Black Toques — Made of chenilie Black Alpaca Skirts—Wi.h taffeta sitk ruffiss, a'grea= § 15+ z ¥ Ay 3 siiphies you with mu B 1or Gais'gaiy In the sales good: mentioned in this ad. we || sale i, e e it S ] sa'd frigr 94 :;fi:tq::‘il-g:(xiui:gd:elll:zsP:.aén - & un 7’00 lity tr » . oo O Knee Pe flunnels, colors and striped effcts . with breasts, wings and pompons. . $20.00 |1z uwans g $1.25 wiaglond ermier Save af Least One-Third on Furniture This is a positive fact. That you can save 33%4 per cent. during this sale, on the advertised articles, is easily proven by seeing the same qualities elsewhere and asking th° prices. We guarantee you a 20 per cent saving on Furniture any day in the week. Every articie advertised is choice. well made, artistically finished furnitute, that housekeepers will be proua toown. IllA ln len'l], dz.&\, l-r-ru:h and Sco:ch - 80c to $3.75 ment repiied the foreman. ano is for testing the engines.” Englishman thought it a joke, but when a uniformed pianist struck a note which harmonized with the noise vibrat in each part of the loco- was tested, he understood re ild be no flaws or cracks he engine. He was Informed that r he locomotive made a musical note the loco- ild be thus proved defective, d has been discovered to be more urate than the old way of g cach part. —The World's Ladies’ si.vered and aluminum thimbles, cach fg Great Grocery Economy .This housekeepers’ sale will be a bonaaza for patrons of the- grocery and liquor departments. Get what you " will need of these articles for some time to come. It will pay you well to do so at these prices: Sapolio—Either hand ot nette oy— scouring. 4 2556 | omanecte genuine, v pote.. 19 lr!lmt m.—1 Ec s|za Ticr 386 size .- 180 "::z‘m"‘""....f.“f.‘?f" $2.65 Babbitt's Lnul( T Soap—23 bars ' fl.“ ’RRI!R!RRM RERRRR RREEREEARRREE RERRERE. RREREERREERY RRRRRY Human Hor in Japan. and model eity apan, various kinds of vehi sr the purposes of conyeyance; T SRR R e Clut Manhattan, b Mfl.— Stove = Polish—'Rising 5o \ermouln etc., bottle ga B B Il ivel W® B sfe-anaddecageatongs vagor nrikshas, omn 5 . . [ b e k Mosris | Powdered Borax~Strictly cnu Cider—Fine temper- wagooe, Sacikskas, ”}ni;:::e!‘,hpht;ir:f This go'den osk dresser, 22x42 This $18.50 Extension Table—golden Golden and weathered cak tabourettes--3 patterns as Sanitary Steel Couch - equi; yh:h mas iv ,,\Td'a. _.,:i.;k :ln., wiered = Borw e | T T siksha or Man Power carriage is & nofe. .mhesh e ?.‘:m_ swe L fr;:z or weathersd oak—45 in. top mots chown, weil constructed and smouth fini h, each spring known, wh;.. sdis .;e w fofms - fall Lm;";;n‘.l_’"“;c:‘j—- o g Py | ORISR o 1k iy S e & ble feature. There are several thou- French beveled pateat p " . the heivy legs and size double bed, sold everywhsrs 6-45 e g % 'm'l—;mfim“ k.. sands of men engaged in pulling kuru- ror, 2“: ;,“ 3'2,90 claw feet, cpens “,_310.90 45¢c 55¢c 72¢ at $10 each, our low pricz . s 37'85 o The g mas or two-wheeled cars. To foreign- worth ~ 20,65 o B e ers the dea ¢ human beings taking es — Par-.750 sts of burden may ap- bottle $1.00 Plate Rack (golden oak) .. TY's nll,.unu.fl). the pa ..... 5 i Cabinet (Ant oak).... - e e i T | W Sl ek AR 31.00 Pictures, 55¢ 7.5 DB oo aniesn s Sanitary. toiet = simp n le, $7.50 Ladies’ seat) ...... B L L L $9.80 e Sweet Wines—Port, Sherry, i :‘rrma‘s»h ir‘;( :Je:‘mll: ;":ll‘!‘;z $12.50 Piano Bench (mahogany)....87.85 :10 02 Rocker (weathered oak, v.\'o:‘i A new lot of artistic colored pictu-es, m giit oval frames, 15319 {’r;rslumdr) soap. 12 3¢ \ngelica !T,;:,:l\l’ Madeira going on.—Express Gazette. 316,30 Bosker: areatiog ot - e nches, |oth land-capes and figures, suitable fo iving rooms, § o0 Ll Ll et g £ ot oo, - A B e i BOAL) .. ..s:d 1.10 beirsom', etc., thatin the re uar way wou dbe $1.03 each, ;e e e c 14 Seal” 95.00 HRICCROM: $6.50 Rocker (golden oak, also mahogany $13.50 Dressing Tahle (golden oak)..§9.35 finish, with upholstered seat). . ..g415 3350 Maple Crib (with spring) ... $8.18 | §1250 Arm Rocker (golden oak, "rush $4250 Brass Crib (with sprin M) L0 s SR R L 891! $50.00 Reversible Card Table. §32.50 Divan (mahogany) -. $50.00 three-piece Parlor Suit Spread of Disease Avoided. In Germany, when a person breaks down with consumption, he is sent to a Government sanatorium, where he is kept until he recovers or dies. In the meantime his family receives a weekly pension from a fund to which the pa- tient himself contributed when he was in good health, Dy this means the risk AARARE ARARAR CARAAAR AARAAR SRR AR Amw2 of epreading the disease is avoided mmmmam (WARARE AXARAR ARARAR RERRRA RRALAAE RARRAR ARAARR ARALAR ARAAWAR TAARHAR TARARDE RRRARE ARARAAR A@aRnR mark & for the “hous keepers' supiy me” ... . 55¢ Yelloweros .o—hvn o Mocha. 1o w et "hlark bottle s §1.38 Sardines —— [mpo Alcohol—Best Easter French, in oil. tin. 188 deg., full aqts.... m elson’s Gela Fin- McBrayer ey — 'ut l;wned.fil.;r 2 m (9 years), ‘llloll...-“l Another lot of brown and git ova's, with coiored pictu es, that sl regularly at soc each, marked for ths howse- R e B LR B R Candid Comparison Shows llte Supertarzty of Our Furniture.