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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

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1T.
h.iGEI~ WAETtr. p..-l a-.r- rttrs.
r.r. -u.,- Pie t...--. G.-rar --.I..
'-'' ave.
sample vIfr terms. c-a,s. y :. i;c.aI e co..
taI.>r= ws>r7u-,r~rs "
l...'".- l.'.. 81 I.s.-. Nj
ur-,. .ata agent. -lmpl. e.. postage. I4rs.aa
~ Go
casu's SUPPLY -. Lima. q.
AGENT "ANTEu-A9'n- 80 ha-:I- a l--i
class su-'".: er ~ - Louis. l~t--eH.e i'4siIr..
-
AERIAL. tops spin 20 feet E.eu. ar~a;- -
Co.. 80 L"a-toru g.. chicago.
AGENTS a, s.i want 20 maxi ns1.,ye -
-.E'gg --! Information. ~ J. A'a4ls'n. pi
-, ... ,,'. ~,
So ta.-.n= m4eAinr sysa,--- Tai
lf M''AiHs Co.. ~yr'.E-'. y y
-|ti-E vi e. - -.li5 - t4a4'- ~ ga,
l.al- Electrical Co., iiil Ollie -;
a..r.,---- -..r- -
51..-- -,m-.. -'i'9"ai'ii' - -
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r-- ,-, ..~t .' y i'EN
'..4iiS - ; H.e-d"-g. s. L"n'--
1919 a\r.h Men ami Heuea as.nis 20
IT, .,-lr-. All 81 FL +, p,-a ~ t''N'"s
AGENTS. salary ur commission. - G.ilv guar
a...e a- NJ ta,.ats -'-..h iy 4-es sample
't '' -i'i- ~
AGENTS aNTTp-Il home ..a1.g.re,.
~ u.,u tuI women ia every ...1;y- .Nfal.r.--
Jos. J. J-Iae.. 10 b"iIn'n -.
= u~v-ea1 drawn work LenIa.rrsia:. dolly ..
big aalag-n:,6, y. j Hryaa- ia;.st F1s55
:-'-. Jay every .i-it. NariIIa. 1915 OI.ya s..
A.f%Ir sHl sl',,t ~" s"'.E h.lk 81 reg
.iE.i H'' iAt brown jug iAter only q.
A'-Nt ANIf.' Flrst-c!l : CEs-1n ana
t--.'i %.iS ir ne ND. wit. fr our '-'
.L.'' .-. '.-t" Portrait ~,'.la. 40 hsr.-ie 5l.g.
A,'1TTS "hNI.1-fs-Ht Is, make AK. ron g -
MISE a-l ~4tr Tr'J- Ag"Ecy. C.a.-..
Ia
AGENTS WANTED Experienced ladies' &, n
I:fi..t'j s.irt" t' ladies. -.zc.iziv-
l'ii III. -iH Is q rae t.'+ r'dH's. l. -, H
it'-tH
tiers o"ls. s.. p"r u~-s a-i comm3ssion. big
"-.c" - TsrN ~. Central Publishing 90. -
I.I.E
IIEE,I--- g., ---.7--- --------
-. brad ANA p.-tr~ l.11-I hI-f dos r,a.,I
Nsrde-HI seller. Il. o.. Tor-he- g.. CiacIn-
hiN. -
-..rIT- -----.-T---- - ,-------=
A'.'N 80 "i;yI., our ''1soine lamps,
- ~. "i'h La'-neI r-.i9.- "Eerythins;
Ch.5aeo. ~ "'' 'z"'' Co.,
AI-t;''a MAit[oIirr ana Man. advertisers
~ "iL. -'t ot' Lists " h--t-pas -1E
H.1itti- f1hStii'id q Darrell, ADV %g"Hsy.
AHtNIN NA~NIEI-ttdHest erplcynr"1t FOR
go. - a. "ipn - ~ eEtrl-aits ne: pay
t''t H-hl t4saAS Itt'at pi1t' treH- Aurii.O.
la Hiiv- t
AGENTS WANTFp-LBjv and g-ut,elraa
ak aiS lhf"c-hlut MiS1l0r 81 .~utroinr" "ur NV
'''"'' i~"' N"tH'' t""S- he4y.
AGENTS W4NTEr - EXPERIENCED Dgr,r.ft
a-,ut-. Oldest r5..-l N 80. I-y. W. rrsy ~
M's'''s'.n ave
TfG vb[rY- fsu..r.s yVs'-r,sr rsr-I..1 - rItif
So -.-.r,.i -. sisr.,- IN -, S.LIai
rl.g.r,.fl Tenn.
81 v'I- ,,De sTt NAL i,a ~ 81 ' Itr.E
9. All .rf 70. " -""' H''''S
hEENTS WANTEp-ireard"s"on- gasoline
iIui1s ..1t Supplies. electrical novelties Write
ll5 y Tauri-rrt5 - p f'T''''''. Co.
AGENTS WANTED-Photo Ticket agents. nov
:. b":. new s,agm-: gold watch contest: i-uhl.
commission every .i.rf. " :. MEDIA. ~.
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S~NLESIHN WNNTEH-isu ID, goi cp7rs: g.:
r'i.- fr-.. salary asa ..-u.- !HH. CIty a-t
country: Haf.. Inc EHyt- cheap 81 Chestnut
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

VANTED-N-u - re,uiaulraI our 81 Quarter
Century Warranted .i1li Watches II yoI az
swrT at once. ". viii sell E.4 one. 70 Lo paid t.
ty you Within / year. ana vi. trISt yyar Lp--
'~ty. SEEMING no collector L. YOU ". pay ey-
FressIEa. N-l'e TODAY. giving fUil address. ?.
Union Wat. 20. - Wa -hlus;cI Street. Boston.
Mas.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

~E"CsEG.RL .wAN~Ep-..l =. na-al
Aoase~o;k: one who can help ~ a"n'e. 4lit Pc
-,-,,---.--,r - - "
ed haus.W"lE: also narse- $50 Llnbar.. aye..
eHr. TaElar az
uar-srcTPT IXTf5D- G.T g. -------I
uoI-"rprk 'a!i a. lrti - clair axe. upstairs.
- = LOUIS.
I~IoiSE"IE5. WtNrHn-f'rmar Hlsl - r7'S
aHt 10 '!Eet teus-"o:"; IA ".-H''s. iv.~'-' ~
.ssr - Jefferson az
80, Ill ~ 81 ''
niErN'i VIZ "ity"t "'7'a+. ''' '
waNTrD-r- -crl r. genial
h~.uewolG, q"e Who oaa 10 home night IRE
u~ovSEGIKLS WAZTET-Two coed girlz for
a. -. - LUIS IL . ~"
~InrSFGIRL H., genera,
n.gsowurk; mrs- - t.T~s,-sIass cook. small rari-
s,i~rai h'.er,a.k l.att l. 81 .yak: gagL
-~U0TGTGIET, WAZTED-G1-I -gInr-7-Tl rT-l
tm general H.u-.w.rF. I-fgren,rs required d.
wages SIS. is, M'r7'" T.
H~o"SrG!RI. WNNTEp-G,tnJu pal q, g,.k
"'ni >"sh mil family e."d "dsf-. r"I'Tr.'s
!'a3lri ri" Idhmount ave
~uarSrGIrL v.Nrrn-i.of ~i.i,,l.r XIII fr
s,-a~r1- tre-e~.,H: fan y 81 I've. No "'~"i"s.
H~ar.r,1u., w,yrgp-ramr-r-1- wr1-- xiii
fr ..Nine and @yn.rd 4.as"@.is. sn''i fam
-E' ~ 'a' W. ''fN' ''' ''"~'"'
aT.|..N l.'"!.U 81; il'.r 81 ms" place
-UGTEr;TrL. WINrEU-Wbrr. gri for general
... W. re-. ' ina IN ,i1,5a Al ~ r., i r5yn Nm
r 4r.-ia, 1''S r I'M" T.. "a AMI - 5iT Pg~ IN ~,
/ N|'
LADIES L,.5.- ~ gig-rr-E-- 3. =,
S'"k ant ohr f1l~. @'ioitr.r chemical Co. "a
80, T.. .r,", ~, -, e. ,i.1+r.
ut Al =, ~ I'M u - mn
LANES v,vrep-,s5-. s to o,,n,.- mai -
TO-. nuz.a--- a. ..1'-. ia,,tF,'''E> re- 5,'d n
LOUIS
TA8IES AMI s-n.l-m., fr H. L.aggI -
1910 ,,-'r,i o.. - -7.,ta,-
! : ". com R"a'". I y. Fourth 50. office oirt.
IArITC - I---r I.I--,rr--iT.- f-Tr weeks.
~ IN T. a. -. ",.I.. az -
s,rg.ran. 'll coy address Mo'er 'oii"se. IA
M1iA.i -
-I.,.- letters AZ Tw.-ay.ryv-h -re:
r.~a-tn. wa,k sooi pay. .ta.i particulars. terms.
-fu- lt'piN with @i-'ap. The Cutler "a, station
O., '"is"-a.
tie: STAR $ %,-k M car far: active TI.rK,
! &C.. 81 Louis.
Llpit.S. So mnnth guaranteed steady WORKERS.
i-hf. easy work. evenings or Elar- time. In
r..~ qair--ssd snyslgpa rtnns, Dept. "a. Lippin-
! LADIES y GIRLS W~ANTED-llii-s and
s1jhsr v6.le or PAT; ,ima. a We pay b. IN
. F.E.r.. .saI ma. apI steady work all wipt.-. M
! .r,i.,.s eNr.-r.-nr- required. Acme MFG. g..
--EEl1 h,1L EnlLe t-i..LS, - owe 81,
1 EAI-rS sar.i me- Gsra ~ ,.sr,r birth l.fE at
lr.- viu pr.I.r: ygG.r future in love. family.
| i,.s.~.s u,.-r,- .ri b.,I.h ,f,. IN mn ,is-
/ trr.. of r4rr..a husband viz. nr sweetheart. al
| UNITY anu give YOU h"rk 'tiIii,s now "a i.aI
| ifHli' Hti'd-. lniG'u'' mem 81 lONr OF rt',
N'a. All. '"'itt4' - ems -LN"r 1T. ! WIZ
III all ti'.E- VAIN ~ M1't'ts' 'rItd" NoiLt'tr
| g. t'Iaai" @~.,-- itH IRAN L'2h, !I d, 's''-
.
I i-Ni N't'- ihNNiF M ~ fN"E-'"" "a
| t'ai Tt' WI acquainted IL. North 81
L.nI-- . - h-i'AhI'-
! N,rtTrXE HANDS WANTED To- -5,TrTr-
| % 49, '''-'IH HL
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

MOST complete linz bath cabinets IN rs
world Ore agent soli I.Va IN four n1cH:hs. NJ
Irwin Mix Co. rs Chambers ST. New York
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

SOLE anil heel protectors patent %penjincl pre-
serves shoes years: elastic. nuiseles@. invisible.
understandable: far cutw-aFs rubber heels and iron
plates. Permanently attached by any one to any
she: Unprecedented sales: exclusive territory
gwen. $40 70 81 daily Outfit and samples. pre-
paid. o.. Il. bradley &C. 2lJ kenton St. CiH-
rinulti. -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

AND LOCAL AGENTS
l.-t gasoline lamp made; improved. patented.
nickel fr;sHe.; burner. no torch, tn candle pow
or. Adjustable fame: polished all-hrass chande-
li.r. agents sample. s.: fully guaranteed: sN-
elusive territory: iis profits. StuIsbaksr Light
Colupauy. Kansas city. No.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

-! NnAt-cT. 'rl.lel ..'[' us
Tslr.
-Sif47t,r 31,- a ga raI1g-I
l~suniress {, bring home laundry tn 1.-'a.n,
Address 2iia Locust ST.
NEAT. stylish Young lil,. Is wants r,.t..a
IN dentist gti-" "r gfl-" assistant OF @'H At.A-
SEMI e. ~ sf1ni a:t - -l.N ne
Co
----<I-- .-.7,-r -----E- - -----T L. 80.
lady Stsrd:f4nh@r a5 Caam..rs zr.
,-. ,
atrnr4fS Il NH It5r tr.n.Eraai- desires IT,
..'iau. reasraah.. salary. y -. "..H'!.'.
,r, r,s.,rrn -rxst
HCIF WHNiCo 'IH'H|G
Three L-Ees fr IN- teAs
Each Addt-'orsi Line. f,.e C-7'] Iva
~m.nrcC~I- M W,~-TE,n ,~-~rr,.
:. MIS- NJ timrh.-. -. IinI~Ij ave.
--,.-,.-,- -..., I'll ----1...--
I~A\NASHhttN 20 ''irr thSt 'iTT.
o. ga. Nd lair t.rgrns-ts"u 10 ars~rraai,
persons. }. u. .h-ml"g- s e.. +H9 i@'ist =.
man rrsfsrrtI,
COOK WANEE3'-'.'.N All .''lrE'"" girl
ra~iy aprl>. -, i.aa 81.
COOK WANTED .-s,- r-- ,aaA. G~i.'-nr"
required $40 NE-ETu--"u H.G -'a-t.
1885,, 49,. .- --.--T -
work. god vls.- r~' Fir-a- ave
LDl'> M LII s.5+ 90. ,A ~
asa Maryitna av-.
-
',!'N VA f.'-'',H' '''h - >. I'-
""'h D. htin'.-' N'.". ir-"---NF7 fF
''.h 49, 81 -
ua~a. Afiir 10 Nj HuuuaE,. laN Wash 80
-
cook Whit preferred. for fatri. salary 50 F"r
month Aii."s> Lang H-a--. Fairfield. wayne
pi~lih ASHER Woman i:EtTa-n~.
q"
ENEE:NtipnN Ia sauf 81 so !. + trhH. Nlstl-
ne HI,a,7, AND , slr rst viz l-..-~ TO- .n!y
rrav.-i.i.n f,rsr pnc~iIif.x: ~ ylg inatior L,
-Nrh .,u, me- 81 ..-, ~ W. "'N' "
-
EtNI2itr.:: ~ IL. H.. '''-"~'-
'ifh "'"'''-'"- EH al - nm
lii NNlth-'H "H-~i~i H hf'a'A -''
.'i;t. iEi'-'ii i. s"''.'i i'"-~"";$
G!E!+- AZItl,-''"'~ = -e" "A "a 5Hi1~T~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

GIRLS WANTEB-Tu-nty mall gus =, .ss.rt
feathers. X. Market 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

rnuK w~ANrE'-r..s arI .H.iner..m eir.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

UANTEu-ENDCri-nced agents to sell the I'M
proved Patented arm rest attachment for desks.
a great convenience ~ bck!~epers- Address the
Arm Rest Co. Cane Girart.au. Mo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

"TWFNTY-IN-ONE' shirt Bosom mot yavoiv-
i~-I. entirely Now. "a changes: complete. stylish
fronts, no laundry bills: lightning seller. Sample
fre-. BRYAN x co. - I2G. Cincinnati. n.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

COOK W~AE~Hr-A a~s-;.lsSs ..as. uau- other
Ira.,iy auUlE. 90 fI. ST.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
BICYCLES.
FOR SALE.


HItN'Td&. Zt.ach frame. in good order. s..
iIs C-rS ave.
Crescent and Caesar bicvrlas:
st Louis cycie 60. ~ Y, Second st. ask for
EtprE1n- Telephones: Main 2si: Kinioch A rs.
latest style hish grade bicycle for lady ae
So. good as new. cost $50. 7s " High st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

GFEL WANTED-Ga"I si.t far g-a-ral Epa--
work so Vernon ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

GIRLS W~ANTED-T-G experienced girls. =.
Louis Paper BOX 10. - = Commercial! So.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

Observation-Disclosures agents In 81. Louis -
sill the improved ann rest d~ttIrhment for desks.
- Pin. St. room 10
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

Y0T can make 30 daily seliing the hes:.
SIMPLEST AMI largest variety ~ gasoline lamps
lL.-. E-:-laEr Lawn E9Mlany. =. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
WANTED.

BICYCLES WANTED-BicycIes for cash; W
talk" Erspsouh"ncs tNpewriters. cash registers,
sewiu: machines, guns. watches, On bicycles.
Knight. 3!1 y. F0Irteenth -.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-31
OLNEYvILlE:.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Collingham OF 81
Dorchester avenue are the possessors of
magnificent night blooming cereus and
Tor several evenings a large number of
friends have gathered on their spacious
lawn TO witness its blooming.
This evening they expect to see the
larger Of the ma,2x buds bloom out
" was hoped the Dyer avenue electric
route extension would be opened today
and that the Business Mems Association
would make a demonstration In honor OF
the event. but the committee that has the
matter In charge has been Informed bv
Manager Potter that the Union Railroad
company Is not ready yet
MI Potter. however. says he will give
,he committee ample notice OF the open-
ing of the new line
inc mills IN this section are running I'm
larry good time. but IL Is whispered that
the riverside company contemplates n
four weeks shut down I'm the near future
Eaton t. sheldon has returned from his
southern trip. ''''
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-31
HOME WEDDING.
Miss Allen Married to Mr..
Barker at the Residence
Of Her Parents.

At the home of Professor and Mrs.
James X. Allen. sos Prairie avenue, at
o'clock last evening, the daughter of tho
Wen known aeronaut. Miss Rosie Ceina
Allen, was united In marriage to Mr..
George Henry Barker. the ceremony be-
ing performed by Rev. j. A. L. Rich. ID.
D., pastor of st. Pauls M. T. church.
The bride. who was given away by her
rather, was gowned In white mousseline
de sole, trimmed with lace, en- train. and
also wore veil trimmed with orange
blossoms. and carried magnificent bou-
quet of brides roses.
The bridesmaid. Miss Jennie N. Allen.
sister OF the bride, wore white dotted
muslin, trimmed with white ribbon. and
carried roses. The best man was George
~ Bunker The presents were numerous.
handsome and useful
There were about 100 guests, many OF
them being from Hanson, Mass Auburn
dale and Fall River. After the usual re-
ception. the newly married couple left
the city for brief wedding tour, and will
be at home on Thursdays during Septem-
Der, at S2 Providence street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-31
Deserted in Europe by Men
Who "Conducted' Their Tour
Many Had 70 Borrow Money in Order
!. to Reach Home Baggage
Went AStray.

tingent was an especially short one, De-
ing of but five weeks duration.
The Providence party sailed from Bos-
ton on July 7th and returned Aug. 9Th
The Rhode Island contingent numbered
Is and of this number the following peo-
pie were from Providence: Mr.. Frank o.
Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles kettlety
and two children. Mis- Marion Wheeler,
Miss Jennie Macready, Miss Lulu House.
Mr.. Nathaniel Helme.
Mr.. Bishop said that the trip OF the
Providence party was very pleasant
one. the only disagreeable experience be-
ing encountered at Paris, where they
were quartered at third rate hotel.
Shaw and Lathrop OF 600 fremont Tenn
pie. Boston. were the transportation man
ayers of the New England Endeavorers,
but the travel on the continent was en-
tirely under the direction of Crawford &
Floyd, the well known tourist agents of
Boston. This agency had charge of all
the combined tours that went out from
the United States and they are out in a
storm OF Indignation because of the treat
ment received abroad by the 42O Endeav-
orers who reached New York yesterday.
WAITING FOR INFORMATION.
Regarding the accounts Mr.. Bishop had
no personal knowledge. He was anxious
~ Ndillfls, HOWtNtT, no uccidTeu, 10 learn
just how much truth there was in the
stories. While he believed that they
might be somewhat exaggerated, he
thought that I'm the main the reports were
| true.
There was no reason" said Mr.. Bishop
why Crawford & Floyd should not have
| carried out their arrangements with the
Endeavorers abroad, for they were paid
| everything in advance.
| If these reports are true" continued
F, he. 1T will injure the reputation OF Craw-
iord f1oyd 10 very great degree"
Mr.. Bishop said that the remainder of
the Rhode Island delegation would reach
home the 7th OF September and in the
meantime he should anxiously await their
return for confirmation OF the published
reports
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-31

Mems Suits

Blue and Black Hopeville Cheviots
and Fancy Cashmere Suits. made up
in a durable manner, well trimmed;
perfect fitting; worth $3.50; = no
Mems All Worsted Serge Suits, we'll
made and trimmed. Also a large line
of strictly All Wool Cashmere and
Cheviot Suits. i'm Blue, Black no
and Fancy. Worth $3.50 At. ..... =. 20
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-31
Men'Sa and Boys
Sweaters

Mems All Wool Jersey Sweaters In
garnet. blue and black, with narrow
stripe on collar and cuffs, also two-inch
stripe i'm the leading colors; all . xn
sizes worth $2.25;while they last Ley
Boys All Wool Jersey Sweaters in
garnet, blue and black. with narrow
stripe on collar and cuffs, also on
two-inch stripe; worth S1.5O; at.... C>C
-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-31
FELL FROM ELECTRIC CAR.

About ) o'clock Yesterday afternoon
huen McGarrity Of Pawtucket was badly
injured by falling from an electric car
near the Conant street bridge I'm that citv.
re was taken TO the Emergency Hospi-
tai, this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-31
EARLY FALL STYLES IN
CoIored
Underskirts

50 dozen Ladies' Mercerized Under
skirts, with plain double ruffie or ac-
Gordon plated flounce at bottom, cut
extra full and finished with ruffied edge
in blue. black. cerise. lavender, 90
purple and green Worth n.50;at O>C
2s dozen Ladies' Underskirts. made
OF Mercerized Italian Cloth and finished
at bottom with a deep heavily an
corded founce. Worth s2.25; at... .4>
10 dozen Underskirts, with <O
corded flounce. Worth $3.50; at. H. "
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-31
Ladies'
Shirt Waists

Ladies' Fine Percale shirt Waists, the
famous ''Yomo'' brand. made with
French back. laundered collar and cuffs.
Pearl Buttons. a beautiful assortment
of the seasons latest colors and pat
terms in stripes. checks and figures; we
guarantee that they are we'll made. cut
full and will fiti sizes "a to AZ. ~
worth I5c., at.............. 1sT~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-31
Bargains In
Mems Shoes
ODD LOTS At LESS THAN
COST TO MANUFACTURE.

Mems double and single sole Satin
and Calf shoes. English kip skins, Nc
Kay sewed and warranted for wear;
some are heavy soled grained Bluch-
era just the thing for hard wear;
they are worth $3.50 Our = IN
price. ~
Mems Calf Shoes, Russia Grain and
Wei Kid, with single soles, drill lined,
English back stays and fast color
hooks and eyes, solid leather soles.
heels and counters; every pair guar
anteed; they are a regular $500 20
shoe. Our price. ..................... As>C
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-31

Apfopos Of the wretched experiences
abroad OF the 500 Christian Endeavorers.
who sailed on the Trave from New York
on July Z. II r. interesting to know that
this disagreeable experience was not
shared by the Endeavorers who went out
from this city. The reason for this may
be that the trip OF the Providence con-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-31
Mems Half Hose

Mems Full Seamless Half Hose. made
of combed yarns, in light and dark reds,
l2lsc.; at per pair. Observation-Disclosures. K
black and tan, all sizes; worth w
We have succeeded in securing 500
dozen more of those Imported Full
Regular Made Fancy Half Hose cadet
blue and cardinal grounds. with white
heur de lis and polka dots. the best
23e. value in the world, at 11r
only lZsC
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-31
Mems and Boys
Bathing Suits

Mems and Boys Swimming Tights
In narrow stripes; worth 15c.; =
while they st....................... ~
Mems and Boys Fine Lisle Two
Piece Bathing Suits, I'm fancy <n-
leading stripes; worth SIPS; at. OSC
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-31

From Oakland Beach Hotel Dinner 40.
cry evening from to o'clock. one dol
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-31
CLEARANCE SALE OF
Boys and
ChiIdren's Shoes

Youths Shoes made from satin calf
and English kip skins, are all solid
leather and just the shoe for school
wear; spring heel sizes to 1879. <n.
Worth sl,O0. ........................... W.
Manly looking Boys Shoes, spring
heel, made from wear-resisting tough
satin calfskin, i'm lace only. Each pair
has steel-slugged heels and English
back stays and we guarantee ev-
cry pair worth $3.50 Outlets Ooo
Manly looking Boys Calf Skin Shoes,
. solid double soles, with English and
London toes; sizes IL to 2; are -
worth $500. Outlets price. ........ AsZf
Sizes 2is and 5lk, worth $3.50 IN
Our price nly....................... AsTS
Children's Dongola Shoes, made from
tough, excellent wearing skins: just the
thing for a good knockabout shoe for
the vacation wear. They come in lace
and button; guaranteed all solid
leather. Sizes to 8. Worth 75c. 10
outlets price,. .........................f TOO
Sizes to IL; worth s10o. Our 20
price,. ......................C CCS
Sizes - to 2. Worth s1.25. Our 70
prfce.................... ......................O OCS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-31
Ladies'
EARLY FALL STYLES
Silk Waists

Ladies' good quality Taffeta silk
Waists. cluster cord and fancy stitched
front, corded back, fun separate lining.
in black only. all sizes, the very latest
fall style, low bust effect. = 20
Worth $3.50, Observation-Disclosures. 40
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1900-01-30

Two nayvies. i'll clad, dirt covered,
rain soaked. got possession of heav-
enly nook between two high stone
walls while an extra heavy sleet show
er prevailed. They had ''hunkered"
low and were watching the smoke
wreaths mount from their pipes. I'm
tol1l." said one of them, breaking a
reyerie. I'm tuul. Jamie. that the king
of Jarminy niver smokes" Both re-
garded the wreaths again for minute
in silence. Poor man. | wouldn't
like to be him. Larry; would your"
Betty Haran of Thrummon was a
very pious old Methodist. Father Dan
often dropped into Betty's for gossip.
Betty" said Father Dan, 81 always
find you stuck in your Bible. Now. tell
me truly, do you understand it all?"
''Of course | do" Indignantly. "Well,
well. I've been studying it all my life,
and | don't understand 1t all yet"
"And if yer reverence is a blockhead do
ye think every wan else like yerselfT'
Saturday Evening Post.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1900-01-30

1t was a cloister fancy of the dark
ages that the star of Bethlehem was
some especially created starlike body,
probably within our atmosphere, de-
signed wholly for the leading of the
wise men. The law of parsimony, re-
jects such explication, and science,
with silent scorn, turns it's back upon
the bauble star, for in the glorious
depths of heaven are matchless orbs
which, swinging on their way into NOR
tai ken for awhile. meet all the de-
mands of poet and Of prophet for the
"Star of the King"
History affords us data for determin-
ing this wondrous star.
When the magi arrived in Jerusalem,
Herod was within a few weeks of his
death. The massacre of the babes Of
Bethlehem was one of the last of his
tragic deeds. Herod died in the year
of Rome 750. When "Herod inquired
diligently what time the star appear
ed," the reply was evidently such that
he thought 1t safe to eXterminate ali
baby sons of Bethlehem from 2 years
old and under, showing that 'the star"
had been known to the wise men for
at least two years before their arrival
in Jerusalem. and whether its appear
ing had marked the conception or the
birth of ''the king" Herod could not
decide.-New Lippincott's.