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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
AMONG THE LODGES. .
William Butler, the Editor of the Pythian
knight.
THE ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
Local News Of the Knights Templar, the
Royal Arch and Blue Lodge.
OBJECTS OF THE 0. U. A. N.

Bother William Mill Butler, editor of
The Pythian Knight, hes put many a sir
knight into brown study by reason of his
offer OF a $50 gold medal to the subscriber
who shall select the name which shall fin
ally meet the approval of the Supreme
Lodge and be adopted and promulgated for
tie Uniformed Rank. Among the names
proposed already are "Pythian Drill
Corps" Knights of the Red Plume"
knights of the Lily" knights Of the
Pythian Guard" knights of Damon"
and ''Pytbian Guard K. OFF" Here's an
opportunity for some good brother to dis
tiDguish himself.
Bro. Butler has been brought
to the national prominence as
the editor of The Pythisn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

Knight, one of th
most Influential d
tae secret society
papers. Bro. Butlei
is a native OF Roch
ester, y. Y, and il
81 years Of age. HI
began his journal
istic career in 1875
having previous t.
{ b at contributed
verses and letter.
TO the press, whici
brought him 10 tho
attention of B. II.
- . NV
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
CRANE OPERA HOUSE.
And an natare assumes a wintry

And all na.are assumes a wintry
aspect. those who are prudent and
economical will begin 10 look
about for protection against cold
weather, changes OF temperature
and their results. Winter cloth
ing. fuel and BESsOS's PLASTER
are recognized as the most imrOr-
tant household necessities This
plaster has secured a perm iuent
place In every well regu atef
household, g. the most valuable
external remedy known for
Coughs, Colds. Chest Pains, Back
ache. Rheumatism, sciauca, Lum-
bagO and al aches and pains pc
culiar 20 this season Of the year.
Owing 70 is great popularity BsS-
SONS PLASTER has been largely
Initiated, hence buyers shOnld al
Eal SAX for Benson 5 and refuse
all Others, thus avoiding worth
less products.
Es-Send two cent stamp 70 sea
bury & johnson, Il Platt Street.
y. Y, for a copy OF Instruction
from NE Doctor, 8 valuable house
hold book. 90 Och
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
KNIGHTS GOLDEN EAGLE.
Omoers Installed In Crescent Castle, Last
Night.


Night.
There was large attendance OF the
members of Crescent Castle, No. 4, Knights
of the Golden Esgle, last evening, for the
purpose of installing the officers recently
elected. They were as follows: P. E.,
F. c. Darby; n. c., Arthur Kline; V. c.,
William Hercules; h P, William Faddisi
V. H., James Gillespy; NJ. of R c. E
Darby; @. of E, William McGrudeT; K.
of E, Ed. Virgins; S. H., John Nogle;
W. B., Charles Wilson; W. O., @. O. NAL
lory; Ensign, Larry O'Dea; Esquire, Al
bert Ward; F. c., James Rankin; S. g.,
August Baldwin; Trustee, Frank Smith
Representative to Grand Castle, F. c.
Darby. This Castle is increasing rapidly
in membership and is in Furnishing con-
dition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

FROM one-third to one-half saved in
buying shelf and heavy hardware and me-
chanics' tools at the sale now going on at
1854 Market street, opposite Second ward
market. J. B. SOSlBRyILLE,
Assignee s. +. BOYD.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

managed to express his thanks in a few
wtll-chosen words. The floor was cleared
after the concert, and the remainder of the
evening was spent by the large crowd in
attendance dancing to the music of the
Opera House Orchestra.
Mics Ida Work gave pleasant party to
a number of her friends last Thursday
evening. az her home on La Belle street.
South Side, complimentary to her charm
charming visitor, Miss Lizzie Highlands,
of Allegheny City, Pa, Dancing and card
playing were indullged in by these present
until an early hour next morning. Appe-
tizing refreshments were served at mid
night.
Last Friday evening Miss Jule Farley
entertained a number Of hsr friends at her
home on EOf street. The evening was
very pleasantly spsnt in dancing to the in
spring strains of "GilmOre's band.n An
appenzing collation. was served and die
cussed at midnight, after which dancing
was resumed, and the geests departed at
an early hour next morning
The first meeting of the reading circle
recently form ed in the city, took place last
evening az the hOme of Mrs. DR.. Reed NJ.
BaiId. MrF. Geo. Adams is censor and the
club numbers eighteen lady members. The
meetings will be hid every Saturday night.
On Friday evening Miss Nellie Craddock
entertained q number of her young frienos
at the residence of her father, Mr.. Charles
CraddOck, No. 100 Fourteenth street. A
very pleasant evening was spent by the
young people, and they were served with
at a sessOnable hour. All
left with many kind wishes for their charm
ing hostess.
Thursday morning at o'clock Mr.. John
Fitzgerald and Mss Annie Rafferty, were
married at st. Jossph's Cathedral, in the
presence of a number of friends, Rev.
Father McEligott officiating. TIE atten-
dants were the groom's brother and Miss
Kate Conlsy. A reception followed at the
Of the BRIDES parents, on South
EFF street, and Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald
left on the 1925 b & o. train for brief
western bridal tour, followed by the best
wishes Of their many friends.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

...-- s.ts1t hereafter.
Thai. fa movement on foot among
Of ,ts Younger members Of the
w,.s-. Club to change the general as
--.,,. from Mo7day to Friday, the
~.,- b.ias that Friday night is
-o-s convenient evening for the
--.rss.ss wboattend school, as they 90
r,s their school duties to bother
s.r ,asas1t day OF course there are
,,.s chat might be brought out
--... ss r-oDossd c5snge, but Of course
- viii Lave to be left to the stock
holders 20 decide.
o..s s,r..ss were quite the style Wed
-5.v and Thursday evenings st the
0,s- House 70 see the D1f Opera Com
o,-y F. "a Trip to Africa and The
P Student" Oae party on TIE hrst
.-.-.,, which was gotten up by Mrs. w.
-... .,,s,s.s7 MI shout fifty ladies sad
- -v.s..t,,, we're IN one section.
The. there was one OF tvo other smsiier
.,s on Thursday night slso there was
--..,,-t ri.f. marty and ii was
,....,..,. ,-,rrf the house
4li-e elI ."' 80. .-.-.s
and sea rcl an a,-al ID. 0-'''
s,s r.ll dress coats 90, Gle gentlemen.
r..,..1 ana --.-- .harmi 1. anl heacI-
t...-,-. .,
lu. young ua,ol' "-' "''
sever young acF l.
woe lai- a-a .-s. a..
elimination O. .l- men,
The people "-o $50 ,.,--.
peace WIN --- ".l.i '-
bed ,lat n'g't ".la '"''-'- -'N' '.'s7-
u1Eto cay TIER l'i. els a-l N--a-l'-is vi
nothing b1t being Jos, 10 D. te,e-. OF hls1
high ta.s. Study il. -rs
Speaking ato1t -as Dan Opera Cong any
rm.rd' ne '-l' sota. o.e-.' nave lesa
discussing ,le lol--2pvlfa1,e OF BIT.
Hubert Nlse with tl company here the
uu0- bang tlat N.ss b--lcl got jealous
or che gas-c1, receptions accorded Mr.
Whsle everywhere, altm'orn7o the man
sgsuelt ta- s.t1e, she o. N,0 he mast
go. sad d1te.. Nelt i hardly believe
this however.
Wa, discussing -4 --r.ss 1 girters-
th'. is 70 say zee -'g.e . s'-.ers-with a
.'-- ~ '.-. ny = we "ole
she ,'n4. Bed. laa, reminds nae of d lit-
ts s,o'l l,'-- alol. recent oude. oce
was p-eerei With half dozen
pare o., osao..-. s-f stockings IN
d'1I51. s-l es as d r,r. OF her trcsseau,
and q sudden bright ,isa truck Ter. So
she went Co vel known iswelry store
ard t-i.d tog e.a parrot rarurs TO match
each 9s,ro. ..csr... but Gle could not
Re. lbs. what shifted her fancy ard go dc
ci.tt0 give 19 -ta ifes. It would Ger
tai1ly dsy, tee- very pretty one TO have
elrat er- 11- ut.e- expensive, fer she
intended .o have silver buckles WITH each
par BE-. 'c. s1'-es} sake don't say ]
Toll 7o1 SID my air informant, and l
bo- ocn1s- the subject a little, snd
90 from sarters 90 fleets These are days
when one s.uil.s slippers The GIL who
dances for daruag's sake wears pair Of
thin elegantly finished patent leather low
s-o. ~ " .. oe'.l.,s LOW Reels ana iaciog
7p ,ae , Aos,eP WIN nooors The beauty
VIZ ms es, yooT ~ S ~e-.e well oat her own
O- Nde-ed Win go Mar. 81 ,''N s,'ScSings,
'"o'o~~s,. with s--, Jews, aud low ooze
b b. s.- 'Ig'ee,ed toes and
r.. F.-5 ;---.' e'''s Louis Qlinz.
low s- '''i'-.-.1 SILVER OF pes,
mon ' ,-.,-.-l,e wears tiny
ocE.5ae '''T rs 90 crest Ga her
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

How could we get along without mile
End?n Couldn't.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

Nh. mast week has been fairly well filled
-. -- events iu Wheeling, several
sl.-,.. d couple Of hops snd numerous
s-.-r.s. combining 70 make life N go
Mites gay. The future promises vel,
4.aal lsr1e parties are talked Off
$500. distant hereafter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

The Whist Club had another one OF its
very ENJOYABLE meetings Friday evening at
the rooms of Mt. and Mrs. J. NJ. West
Ing on Chapline street, and those present
certainly spent q pleasant social season.
Progressive euchre was the game played,
and il continued in a very interesting and
lively manner until midnight, when the
party repaired to Ziegentelder's, where
supper was served and prizs were pre-
sented to the victors, by Mr.. Austin Beach,
ia very neat speeches. Ms5 MOllie Ffew
aud Mr. Walter Bloomfield took first
prize and Miss Virginia Bloomfield and
Mr. Austin Beach captured the boobies. "
A Jolly little party of young folks
went out to Wheeling Park, Friday even
ING, and spent several hours very pleas
antiy, knocking down the pins, returning
On the ten o'clock motor, ard being enter
famed IN very hospitable manner at the
nome OF one of the party.
About fifteen couples of society folks
Ganeed at the Wheeling Club Rooms,
tuesday evening last, to Killmeyer'S
music club night having been changed
10 tuesday,, on account of stockholders
meeting being held Monday evening.
Inc concert and ball given by the leu
tonia Singing Society at their hall on the
Sonth Side last FriGsy evening YVES quite
IL altering success, the performers eli &C.
outing themselves in g creditable manner,
notably Miss Fiora Williams and Messrs.
AIk'e and Zulauf. A very pleasant tes-
tnre OF the entertainment was not down on
tne programme Daring an iutermission, the
resident, Mr.. Chas Zulauf, in a few we'll
CHOSEN words presented Prof. Schockey.
the musical director, with an elegant gold
ring appropriately inscribed. The Prof.
was tasen completely by surprised, but
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
Htm advertisements.

'0h kENT-APRIL LIST, No 1e6 Fourteenth
l. 81 Natural gas. Enquire OF DR. HUPP' is211
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

Speaking sto1t -hs Dat0pan Company
mIrds ue 'ia. sofia. ltc-s have teso
discussing ,ls lol--ppelu1ce OF Mr
Hubert Wlsi5 with the company here the
uu0. bang ,hat Mss B--lri .ct Jealous
or the gas-c1s receptions accorded Mr.
Whsle everywhere. ardn'orued the man
SEGMENT ttl- e.tte- she o. Mlkie mast
go. aa1 d1te,t Tel. hardly believe
this. however.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20
1eW advertisements.
Sweitzer Cheese.

Supply OF the best quality on hand For
6u5e CRAB cider Vinegar also on hand F'-0'A'
orders by telephone or postal promptlv attend.
u ir ~ CHAS. KLINE.
lyl2oc Cor. Market snd Eighth Streets
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

o. Thursday afternoon at one o'clock
Miss ne Mcclure entertained dozen
lady friends at the residence OF her father
on Twelfth street at very elegant lunch'
con. Eight courses were discussed by the
ladies'. and the affair was certainly enjoyed
by all. Esch guest was presented with
alwers, and the table was very prettily
decorated with them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

a7 10 ,lls's'Aad that a number Of young
~ .ll .-Aaiacs, If you will permit the nss
80 y. ,I9 .5,'n' solicited well-bnown STsrla,
s''se' 1.oerdasher to get in a stool ~ ~
49,. u ,gn. b. collars, and he yery accom-
-. u',iile.y did 10, and they are abont ~
. ..-ya' .'-ntlng and unsigbtly looking a.
. go I'M enable, 10 my mind. Int fbsD
: - = &c u Z ish, you know, and the dealer
tI; -g 80 toe times in his business. I sbouid
. mus tns boys WHO wear them would Ia
NoO Peilei 70 pm them down on the si5ss
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

emuizsd in Durst's psrlors, Rev. Bonn
helm officiating. Tee attendants were
Misses Caroline Strauss snd Miss Sophia
Hlnauer, and Messre. Jacob Strauss and
Ben R5tAschild. At the conclusion of The
ceremony congratulations were showered
on the happy couple, after which refresh
ments were served by burst. and heartily
discussed By the twenty-five guests pres
ent. Mr.. and Mrs. Coed left that night
over the Panhandle on a western bridal
tour. The presents they received were
numerous and elegant After their De.
parture those present spent pleasant,
social time dancing to piano music.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-20

r y = tu' saay evening the marriage of Mr.
- =. . ,D'ood' the wel-knowu dry goods
sslslclsnt and Miss Fannie Hsnane-
u'ogaIer Of Mrs. Sophia Hammer. was sol,
Evening journal., 1889-10-23
cHURcA pEoPLg AT wAR.
A Barricaded Parsonage stormed ana
Several People Hurt.

A BRrricaded Parsonage Stormed ana
Several People Hurt.
Wu.NEsBARRE, Pa. Oct %. Three months
ago Bishop O'Hara deposed Father Warne-
gari from the Polish Catholic church at Ply
mouth, and afterward unfrocked him for
unbecoming conduct. The congregation split
into two factions, one forcibly keeping pos
session of the church and parsonage build
ings Yesterday the bishop appeared at Ply
mouth TO take possession Of the property. He
deputized Father Mack 10 aid him. Police
protection was secured, and the party went
to the parsonage. On being refused admit
tancc the police battered down the doors and
arrested six Of the inmates,
While the prisoners were being removed o
fierce fight occurred, the leader Of the prison
ers being Martin Which, a saloon keeper. Ina
the struggle Chief of Police Michael Melvin
had his leg broken and back injured. and "a
number OF other persons were hurt, none.
however, fatally.
Evening journal., 1889-10-23
IA,litlonl Notps.


The Republicans of the Second assembly
district Of Queens county, n. ~, have
nominated Henry G. Johnson Of Isong Island
City, for the assembly
In the Twenty sixth Republican senatorial
district convention at Ithaca. ~ ", Thomas
Hunter, Of Caynga county, was nominated.
Senator Michael c. Murphy has been
nominated by the County Democrats Of the
Fifth New York senate district
The Democrats Of the Fifteenth IN. Y.l
senatorial district have nominated John M.
Davies, Of Fishkill
l.. w. Emerson, Of Warrensburg, n. Y,
was nominated by aeclamntion for senator
by the Republicans OF the Nineteenth dis
trict
ID. M Kane, who was nominated last
week as an independent Democratic candi-
date for the assembly, has been indorsed by
the Republican convention OF the Third
district al Elizabeth, N. j.
The committee OF twenty four Of the
County Democracy met at New York and
appointed committee 10 draft reply to
Tammanys refusal 10 corporate in naming
a ticket Ii was decided 20 name candi-
dates as follows for tho county offices,
choice Of two men being given in all but
one case. For judge Of general sessions,
Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald; for
register, Patrick Keenan, and Judge O'Reil-
ly; for judge of common pleas, Roger Fos-
ter and Henry Beekman; for judge Of city
court, John Fennell and Joseph Newburger;
for president of the board OF aldermen, Al
Ian Campbell and Gen. John Newton. Il
was decided to leave with the district lead
ers the option OF adiourning the senatorial
conventions until union with the Repub-
licans could be consummated
Evening journal., 1889-10-23

Camers Hair Underwear
More men are wearing cameps
hair than ever before. 1t has
rapidly sprung into use and
has come to stay. 1t is warm,
soft, and pleasant, thereby sup
plying at once three great
wants, which no other under
wear could accomplish as well.
The best shirt for men we sell
for $I.37H-the best camel's
hair stockings we sell for rs
cents a pair-and you will find
both much lower than the
regular run of prices in these
goods.
Umbrellas-Fine Glorias
with oxidized mountings and
all oxidized handles large
assortment of hooks, crooks,
rings, knobs, and medallions.
A big purchase gives them to
you in 26.inch for So, and 49,
inch for 81. so. A positive
saving to you of ST. on each
umbrella.
Our Carpet season is in full
swing. Our cutters, tackers
and sewers are busy all day
and part of the night. Don't
wait until the last piece of
paper is pasted on your walls
or until the last swipe of the
house-cloth - Carpets don't
grow on trees and certain pat
terms will run our. Make
your selections early. Give
Evening journal., 1889-10-23
Japan Devastated by FiooIs.

SAN Francisco, Oct % Japanese paper,,
received by the steamship Belgic from Hong
Kong and Yokohama show that 6s5 people
were drowned and i2l injured in the prefec-
ture Of Aichi alone during the floods Of Sept
II. Over 200 buildings were swept away
and 1000 acres Of crops destroyed. The
Japan Mail, reviewing the calamities caused
by floods during the year 1889, says: "In-
complete returns show that twelve prefec-
lures have been devastated, 2,4l9 people
killed, 1855 wounded and over 10000 people
deprived OF means OF subsistence. More than
$1,000 houses have been swept away or sub
merged 10000 acres OF crops destroyed.
shout 6,OOO bridges swept away and some
hundreds Of miles Of roads broken up.
Evening journal., 1889-10-23
A CR0NIN Jury AT LAST.
A Dozen Good Men and True
in Readiness.
OCCUPATIONS OF THE TWELVE

A Long aDs Expensive struggle Before
the Trial Even CoInmeneed--Thou
OF sten suspoenned--.what tho Prose-
eution VIII Have to DO.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2&-The twelfth juror in
the Cronin cas0 was obtained yesterday
afternoon. He is Benjamin r. Clark, real
estate broker, wiio' was rendered by tis0
state and accepted by Mr. Foster, attorney
for Beggss after he Ind been unavailingiy
challenged by Mr. Forrest attorney for
Coughiin The last four accepted venfre-
men--Messx~ NARROW, Bontecon, bryan asd
CLARK, we're sworn as inroFs, and the other
sight iArors brought into court, Stateas
Attorney LDsryenecker aadressed tho court.
md requested two days Time for the prepara-
1onof the case. Mr. Fopsest objected and
Judge MsConneEl decided that one day wac
sufficient and adjourned the court until
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock 1t Is under
stood THAI StAses Attorney Longeneclxer
win make the opening speech for the pro-
secution on Thursday morning.
Nn Unprecedented Contest.
Up TO dase 1, lis men have been summoned
for jury servicc, of whom p2i were excused
BY the COUNSEL for various causes, l7b hay
ing beon excused w the judge. Nos taking
into consideration the time taken az with the,
jury briblng part Of the case. the securing OF
the jury consumed tribe more than sevens
weeks, and the cost to Cook county is, in
round numbers, s., 500
Personnel OF the Jury.
The nnmes and occupations Of the jurymeB,
who will try kunzs, Burke, O'Sullivan and
Begga, are as followss
John Cnlves, real estate dealer American
by birth and ancestry and Methodist
James Pearson, farmer, American, by
Pennsylvania DUtch stock, and attends vari-
Gus Protestant churches. but belongs, to.
none
John l. Hall, architectural draughtsman.
On American and Methodist.
Charles G. Dix, cashier in an Insurance.
office, an American and attends the Episco-
pal church.
Henry d. Walker, keeps an upholstery
shop, Yankee and Protestant, though
not church member
Frank Wilson, journeyman machinists
also an American ana an unattached Pro-
testant
George l.. Corke drug clerk, American of
English parentage and Methodist
William L. North, president Of the Union
Sewing Machine company an American and
a member Of the Presbyterian church.
Charles Il. Marler, iron merchant, Of
American parentage, and Protestant, bus
not aililiated with any determination.
Elijah Bontecon, salesman for paper
house, American ancestry, and Protestant.
J., s. Bryan, employed az G. J. s Myers Sc
Sons, member Of the Episcopal church, born
Of American parents.
L. #. Clarke, in the real estate business
what the State Must Prove.
In the first place the prosecutions must
prove the corpus delicti-that is, the body
/ found in the Evanston catch basin was
Cronin. Then viii follow one Of the most
important and sensational chapters Of the
trial. IL will be lnrgely a review Of the
history Of the Clan-na-Gael in America from
the time It was founded until the night. the
doctor was lured 20 the lonely Carlson cot
tage. The ascendancy Of Alexander sulli van
| IN the clans will be the text OF the state
Evening journal., 1889-10-23
stnhhed for q sorenth of . conn.

New YoRK, Oct elf jeremiah Lynch,
an ls-year-old machinist, should ever recov-
err he may we'll claim the distinction that
his life was attempted in quarrel over the
smallest subdivision OF cent that ever
nerved a murderer's arm. His asSailant was
an Italian chestnut vender, Pssquale Cetis,
whose stand is on Park row. Lynch stopped
to buy cents worth Of chestnuts, and alter
giving Cetis his penny was told 20 take
seven chestnuts This the boy did, but
Cetis suspected that he had taken eight and
demanded the return Of one chestnut A
war Of words arose, in the course OF which
the Italian drew a clasp knife and plunged
il into Lynch's side, inhicting a wound three
and half inches deep and penetrating to
the lung. The doctors pronounce the injury
serious, but not necessarily fatal The Ital-
ian, who is IS years Of age was arrested.
He denies the stabbing.
Evening journal., 1889-10-23
waitlnu for the Lord,s coming.

FREDERIcRsBURG, Va, Oct 23 Consider
able excitement prevails in the vicinity Of
Screamersville, Spottsylvania county, at the
Adyentists' camp meeting in that place.
Those gathered there predict that the world
will come TO an end certainly before the end
OF the month. A number OF farmers have
left their homes, turned their stock out on
the commons and are living at the Advent
ists' camp. Others refuse to work and only
go home at night Many have not sown their
fall wheat on this account and say they will
not put a single grain Of seed in the ground
as the Lord is certainly coming this year
About fifty persons are living at the camp
waiting patiently and confidently for the
and of the world
Evening journal., 1889-10-23

yourself time and give us time,
but don't lose your patience
with the painter, plumber,
paper-hanger, timer and all
the rest of them; then, when
they are through, concentrate
your vials of wrath on the
poor carpet man-buy early
and buy here.
We are selling a good Tap
estry Brussels for so cents a
yard, a hrst-class one for IS
cents yard and the best for
IS.
We are selling the best
quality FIVE frame Body Brus-
sells Carpets for $r.25 per yard,
and that price includes lining
and making and laying COM
plete on your floor.
Ingram Carpets as low as
rs cents per yard and up to
rs. Our fall business has been
large in Carpets and if you
are thinking of carpet furnish
ing you should come our way.
We are prepared to name you
low prices.