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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-09-05
China ana eIossw0ro
At Remarkable Bargain Friday Prices

At Remarkable Bargain Friday Prices.
When prices for such grades Of Chinaware as we
specify below made little as in this instance it
means that 1t is occasion of exceptional interest
hurry for some of the best bargains Of the
ODD CHINA
richly decorated regularly sold At acc and Soe special l9(
fLAIES OF all Sizes Soup, Dinner. Tei Breakfast
thin Austrian china double gold decorated
regularly sold at 81 90 and $500 dolen special at eah
TEAPOT hIcproof china. blue with
loose drainer complete regularly sold at &c. i8{
SALAD BOWLS AND CAKE PLATES, Handsomely decorated
and gold traced regularly sold at 2Se special EACH Isl
cUSPiDoRS fine china designs richly decorated rgu.
iaIly sold at 45e.; special at 3O}
GLASSWARE
TumBLERS best quality Of crystal glass; regularly sSd
2sc. special at al
JELLY TuMRLERS, best quality tgh. tops
regularly sold at 7ss per doea; rprea dozen III
DINNER SETS.
DINNER SET 100 fine thin porcelain decorated
complete sefvee regularly sold at $780, special 6So}
pNHER SET 100 pieces dne Aus china very richly
Grated; regularly sold at $50: special at l3.4O}
TEA SET 50 pieces FIRE porcelain very richly decorated
and gold traced; regularly sold at S. special 37S}
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and Thomas Trowderly The mrs, named
fell from the fourth story OF No 80 be-
lancey street and his skull and righ, ler
were fractured
liahy Tro"dtr!v rolled from IN. second
story of Nc. ~. West one Hundred ana
T~cn,y-fourtn stree: and ais skull also
was fractured
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HOTEL GUEST POISONED.
Frederick *. Phillips. Of Wimstrd.
Conn. IL bellevue Hospital.

frederick X Phillips. forty-s"v"n
v"nrs old who's" home i In Win.tci.
Conn was to-day taken 20 i:til"y'Hr
llN-rital from tac New v.As;rrIi,n
iiscl. wl"rr he had been F. surH fUr
tn, past two weeks
u" Il suNefinS. II is suppu, from
choral NuiSpnng
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PRISONER TRIES
SUICIDE IN CELL.
LEAVES WRITTEN CONFESSION
OF MURDER.

Frederick Rins. awaiting trial for
highway robbery. attempted TO ronst
himself to death to-day BY setting nrc
to hts bed In the Essex County Jail. in
Newark. He Is now In the jai! hospital.
under close guard.
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FELL THROUGH A SHAFT.
Workman Dropped from Second
story 10 CrIInr-HadIy Hurt.

old % No. iG First avenue. while at
work to-day At No. 81 West Thirty.third
street. fell through an elevator shaft
.rcsr the second floor to the cellar.
His right arm was broken and his
skull probably fractured He was taken
10 the New York Hospital.
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The policeman said that the 49, had
ocen arrested several times. and his par
cnt' had recently disowncd him.
Mepermott vas found in the hallway
OF No 20 Central avenue carly to-day.
Ne was IL half stupor and had not
quite recovered when Rrralyncd In court.
\ charge OF vageancy was made
aEhins; him.
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T W0 BABIES WILL
DIE FROM FALLS.
BOTH TUMBLED FROM FIRE
ESCAPES WHILE ASLEEp.

Two babies, one four months old and
the other year and "A half old. to-day
fell from nre-escantE where they had
been placed on pillows by their mothers.
Both Will die.
The little ones were Abraham Grapes
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BOY DRUNKARD,
0UTCAST At 10.
DISOWNED BY PARENTS. he
WAS HELD IN COURT.

Joseph McDermot;. declared ny Police
maa Rosner. OF the Ralph avenue sta
ton. BROOKLYN. who arrested him 10 be
an hnb,tuai drnnknr'i, was held for ex-
animation In the Gates Avenue Court
tl-!n..
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with best tempered steel springs braeed heavy copper
%e supp0s all sp.,ng edge ard covered with extra
actual Waite $500. special tOt Tomorrow. los
SlDEBoARD. quaessawed golden oak ano polish fin sh
teav IT, wide. shaped top erawe;s lined for silver
ware large sire linen drawer and closets
nSs handsomely saIvei top with French teve mirror,
actual value 81 50; special fo' tomorrow. 1917
cHlFfON1ER golden oak piano polish Anh "A iu.h,. Wild.
Tour and two small shaped
dard shaped plate actual value Sis
'p:ea for Tomorrow 81
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MI Sorts of Bags
At Remarkable Bargain Friday Prices.

At Remarkable Bargain Friday Prices.
To still further emphasize our ability and willing
ness to sell you better goods for the money
the same goods for less money than elsewhere" we
quote for to- morrow
STRING SHOPPING OR SCHOOL BAGS made Of best
quality brown cord. strongly variety Of different
meshcs Of the practical and scrveeae bags you
could carry. a. IS and 80
'CHATELAINE BAGS of black grain leather. gray
waIus grain also brown, black morocco, all large
size bags leather lined leather stitched straps outside
handkerchief pockets: choice OF all these styles tomorrow
for IS
LEATHER CLUB BAGS, Olive chestnut color, alligator
grain muslin lined with large inside pocket,
stitched handle nickel brass plated lock aud catches,
full cut bags choice Of the 10 II inch size for %
LEATHER DRESS SUIT CASES. russell COLOR IRISH lin.u
net inside ard shirt Zap, heavy English solid
lock- leather protected choice Of straps catches
~ inch sire. 8 90
BLACK BEADED SIDE BAGS. beaded both Sides with x
inch fr!nre, Tired with FRAY ehamois and mounted
pretty oxdz.d frames your choice Of designs o8
ie,A ~
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Domost<cs ana Dxess L<n<n0s

At Remarkable Bargain Friday Prices.
Here's list Of goods the regular prices Of which
known from end of the country the other If
prices can do their own taling--these can:
D6MEsT1cs.
*. LIGHT coLoRED PRINTS. bargain Friday at. yard. 3
&c. DARK coLoRED cAMBRlcs bargain Friday at. yard.
&. CREAM SHAKER FLANNEL bargain Friday at, yard AZ
ING GlNGHAMs. pretty styles bargain Friday at yard
loe FRENCH FLANNELErTEs. bargain Friday at yard IS
7e UNBLEAcHED HusLlNs. yard wide, Friday yard. 4
SC. CHECKED NAINsooK, bargain Friday at, yard, S
aoe. COTTON DIAPERlNG. yards to a piece, bargain
Fndaya "a
DRESS Innings.
i7e PERcALINEs all eolors, yard wide. Friday at
Soc SILK FINISH MoREEN. Bargain Friday at yard. %
3o BRocADED COTTON rAFFErA Bargain Friday at yard 20
ain rToor-C ~-let 81,
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NIaU pn1ors.

A Groom Sale" at Remarkable Bargain Friday Prices.
Here's chance youll no. be able to duplicate in
months to come; it's opportunity that dollars
your pocket Wisdom should counsel you to purchase
at once.
10 rolls SIDE WALL PAPER yards OF BORDER;
CROUCH - pape! room u It. square, all fer 81
10 rolls SIDE WALL PAPER and IS yards of BORDER;
heavy gold papers; all for 90
10 rolls SIDE WALL PAPER, rolls OF CEILING
yarts Ct FRIEZE BORDER heavy embossed paps all for
hiri Piolr rroni i
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Womeu's Nroppors

At Remarkable Bargain Friday Prices
The Women's Wrapper section will buzz with
interest cni activity Tomorrow. As special at
traction offer:
500 DOZEN WCMFN'S WRAPPERS made from superior
quality pereies newest fall patterns; gooi full skirt:
prettiy trimmed w,t only tn cusom.I, at the special
Bargain Friday rrics Of -
G.. Floor. rsatfsy
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list will reflect line quotation
m unqualified approval.
Bargain of
be
your money
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Gh>ee Lots of D>oss Gooas
At Less Than Half Pricel

Lot Consists Of 100 pieces Of kfnished PERoIAcLOTH
In all the and much wanted shadts for fall 1901
yard full Soc value choice tomorrow at yard 19
Lot OF pieces Of double fancy CHECKED
HOMESPUHS very desirable material ter chldien's
regular Soc. goods, special Tomorrow Is
Lot Consists Of IS peces Of SI.neh CAMEL
HoMESPUN in good ami hiEhydesirabe shades real Sc
Values Friday at. per yard, 29
Mai floor Ysnt)
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Rlankots ana Comkortor,

At Remarkable Bargain Friday Prices.
With cold weather lowering around our very thresh-
olds, offers like these will find many eager takers:
$500 coMFoRTERS for full sire BEDS speial at eseh rs
7se. BABY coMFoRTERs with rufne. special at eaeh 80
$500 DOWN coMFORTERs. full size. special at each 2os
$3.50 BLANKETS. large size special at, pc, p,ir 1875
7se. BED PILLOWS. special at each, 4o
$3.50 BED PILLOWS special at, each. 90
trhd Floor.
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Ladies SUITS ana Skirts
Special Attractions
At Remarkable Bargain Friday Price.


At Remarkable Bargain Friday Prices.
Fashion pets the Walking Ski:t more than ever thi
season, and The Big Stores offerings in these lines
more than interestinghey fascinating. Values
as follow are logically sure to interest multitude o
careful shoppers.
TAnORMADE WALKING SKIRT OF fancy striped cloth
eheviot nang auneed effect heavily stitched ineh welt
throughout; variety handsome patterns made to sell
at $500: or special price for this SALE AZ
TAlLoEMADE WALKING SE1E,lS Of all. wool, plaid back
heavily stitched facing the bottom: shadings
ri Oxford, blue and brown: special value at 3.o
STYLISH CORDUROY SKIRTS graduated nounee; finished
with stitched ~ nch strap Of material heavily
stitched facing welt seams blue and CASTOR specially priced
for tomorrow at S.o(
NEW TAILORED FALL SUITS.
FASHIONABLE TAILORED FALL SUITS, made Of imported
pebble cheviot In black and Oxford aunty cosehng Eon
jacket with shawl collar and rolling reveis taFeta lined;
graduated Gouneed skirt lined with best meeeIled material
entire suit mme with fancy silk braid
stitched peau de sole special at 7.5(
NEW 10TH CENTURY SUIT, Norfolk jacket with shawl
collar, OVERLAND with stitched peau Dc sole double pointed
yoke back and frcnt: graduated nouned skirt,
,ed lined hreIy tailor stitched special 175t
Froab
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Children 5 Nnderwea5, e Hos<orv

At Remarkable Bargain Friday Prices.
With the stealthy advent of cooler weather the
necessity for underwear for the little folks be-
comes sharply imperative To spur your buying in this
direction offer a very uncommon bargain
CHILDREN'S FALL AND WINTER WEIGHT MERINO
AND WOOL UNDERWEAR AT JUST y ACTUAL WORTH
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, in white. natural and cames hair
well bound nicely finished; pants
drawes sizes from to IS worth Soc and upward
your choice at rs
cHILDREN's SCHOOL HosE-The hes. stockings for tho
ever really astsnishng bargains; heavy
fine ribbed double knee and speed heel guaranteed
fast black all sIes of course; FRIDAY ONLY pair 10
BOYS HEAVY RIBBED HOSE 200 only; worth 7se
pair; would 70 big bargain that; price
only they extraordinary: double knee
oe will speadtly; guaranteed fast black; all Sizes
FRIDAY ONLYa pair, Is
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clerk Drop. Dead in store.

Henry J. Mnllon. n clerk. twenty-five
years old. dropped dead IN the place
where he was employed, No. IS Cortiasdt
street, at noon to-day from heart dis.
eAre. He lived mt No. 33s East Fifty.
efxhth street
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-09-05

SWANSEA. Wales. scet S-Thc
Trades Union Congress to-day voted 10
accumulate tund with which to hgh;
the House OF Lords pickering decision
and other legal wrongs.
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Ch<ldren's Shoes

Chlloron's Shoes
At Remarkable Bargain Friday Prices.
The Shoe Department would be 'ammcd with
customers all day Friday If parents knew the goodness
these shoes we'll as do. The price bears re-.
atonshp to the actual worth of the footwear
the shoes were snapped up from of the biggest makers
in the East at most unusual price concession Read
and hur1y to The Big Store tomorrow.
BOYS AND YOUTHS $3.50 SHOES, satin calf lacey
Style sizes to - IL with spring heels: II TO and Ala
to IL with ordinary hee's, Your
,n,cer,, .wn .,,,, c,-,,, .,.. .,... ! Choice
good Dongoa Kid, button lace styles with patent
leather TIP and stout soles; all sizes up to 10, o.
Also. special or Girs wearing Women's -Box\
CALF and KID LACE SHOES With heels, in sizes 2i.2
to- regularly worth $50,
WOMENS OXFORD TIES
To hasten the clearance of several cdd lots of Womens
Oxford Ties in tan and black have cut the prices
mescilessly These ties have mostly ksnd-turned soes
several styles left from the Summer rush. regular
81. so and 200 shoes; sizes broken, and run
mainly from "a to S; your choice at this unusual
Bargain Friday clearing price, per pair, w
l'A'a Floor. Rear
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Buu WQlchos

Al These Remarkable Bargain Friday Prcee
When opportunities like these knock so loudly tn ,,
simply rresistble. Every line of what follows scin
tillates with interest:
woMEN'S l4-KARAT GOLD-FILLED WATCH: small sire
hunting beautifully engraved guaranteed for years
fitted with fne Duebe Hampton movement regularly worth
S1oso; specially priced tomorrow at 1917
MEMS 7o-YEAR HUNTING. CASE WATCH: 10 sire, thin
model beautifully engraved, fitted with Egn Waitham
priced te.monova. '' 1917!
MEMS SOLID SILvERINE WATCH, open.faee style fitted
with Waitham Elgn 7;eae nickel movement regularly
worth $3.50; specially priced to morrow at 40.
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Gooa furniture
At Remark able Bargain Fridey Phi,

Friday shoppers will find the Furniture Department
keen with attractive bargains. We emphasize four ex-
cen leaders lust TO give you idea Of the scope Of the
value-givng.
HANDSOME GOLDEN OAK DRESSER - inches vide full
swell front; piano polish hn h lar AMI small
cas-, bias trimmings: shaped top pesty carve standard
with French bc lae 1880 inches actual value
$500: special ior te-moow, 1880
STYLISH
II s2[AlN COUCH, extra
Il, Itf. sE.JSY0r~~%J-=N large size, o II.
V ~. u. II .T7i.-f%L NJ. Z: ~ 9 in long by J
\15r<>lhyit ~. ~ Il. WIDE
\sattEssI2 Iy-f', lti'sl.-- ~ Beautifully
carved gold:n
~ Is o,kirare heavy
" " tied lrysm m,
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/0c a Copy

One little stocking for you. Nell,
One tiny blus shoe fer ne:
Ore haby's wrap and her small lace cap,
Wen share in memory:
One 'o=I o: as.. 70 for you, dear;
See how tn. golien curl shines,
And wen both keep her smile As she slesps,
For she's the tie tn II binds.
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IN the Worla's Greatest Grocery
Specials for Friday.

Specials for Friday.
The careful housekeeper who links prudence and
economy will md the appended list of timely interest
and importance Our Grocery Department Is widely
and favo-ably known that comment upon the Qualities
Of the goods offered Is practically superluous. So
here prices--match them If you can:
FISH: Fancy Salmon Steaks, r., II
Selected Weak Fish OF Butter Fish, ID. 6
LaMB: Forequate: Car at, Spring Lamb. III, s
STURGEON Fancy Lake Superior Smoked Sturgeon. ID. %
MILK: Fem brand CONDENSED Milk, eau, 81
JAM: Milford Assorted Pure Fruit Jam, tin; 9
PEACHES: Fancy Ripe Georgia Peaches, qt., 7
CELERY The n.w fancy Kalamazoo celery Pc, stalk. S
TEA: Your choice OF tieh favored Green. Black
Blended Teas, ID, 81
CAKE: Delicious Pound Cake, Plain, C!t.oa, Marble,
Raisiu. ID, IS
COFFEE: B.csktas, Blend Coffee mellow. swse. and
sound. 10 lbs. sit0; ID, IS
RICE; Choice Carolina Rice, lbs, II
PEAS .'rc.t Sweet Wrinkle Peas natural flavor, l0
SARDIEf S La Tours imported Oil SaIdine IS na 1ol
SALMON The "rass" Red Salmon lib can. II
PICKLES: American C:owa' tIand Mike! Pickles,
On'ous OF Chow, pit. eot., VI
CHEESE: H,lxmer Co. Cream Cheese h., 10l
DESSERT RED RASPBERRlES. cans, Isl
SOAP: Fairbanks Lion" Soap, Seikes, IL
Wlnes and Liquors. 1
PEPPER WHISKY. three years old ga, including Jug, -
?.35 lot, s. |
PEPPER wHsXEY, five years old, gal, 200. bot. 6oj
PEPPER wHISKEY seven years old, gall 3is; to-, 80
IMPORTED BRANDY bot, 1.10l
CALIFORNIA CLARET, excellent pure wine, gal, IS /
Co.. csien aoh ss AND Sherry '' 'Ae D''A w" iss
Gsans riser1
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"Gho G<o Ohet Binds,

NEW SONG. BY cHAs X. HARRIS.
Certain tou-d into popularity incredibly shest time.
sweelv touching soug with the prettea hauntng OF
trains. We bought thousands Of copies and therefore make the
Introductory priee Of the song in New York
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1901-11-01
Missionary r1eetin9.

Miss Anna Baltimore, a returned missionary
from India, gave an interesting address to a good
audience, in the NJ E church, on Tuesday even
ing, October 20. Her theme was different from
what was expected by most OF her audience. She
began her talk by short description of the Hin
du people, pronouncing them the most beautiful
people as a rule she had ever seen. She xplained
why it was necessary for a missionary to have so
many servants. 1t is on account of the caste sys-
TEN which prevails TO an unlimited extent in India
liza man is born in the ranks of the washermen,
or of the water carrier or sweeper he can never
do anything else. If "A man who sweeps the house
were to bring in bucket of water no native would
touch it as it would be unclean.
The natives are not an honest people and it is
only after they accept the Christian religion that
anything good is learned by them. Miss CALI
more gave as an example the feeding of her
horse. She provided the feed but the men sold
nearly all Of it, pocketed the money and left the
horse to starve, until she had to have the horse
brought 70 the piazza and watched while it ate.
4 native meyer speaks of his wife as such but
says the mother of my children" and takes the
privilege of heating her whenever ii suits him.
IL Miss Galimore's district and school there are
1000 children, the mum er being greatly augment
ed by the recent famine. She has spent II years
in India and this is her second furlough, having
been home in 1894, at which time she delivered a
lecture in Rising Sun.
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A Violent Attack of Group Cured.

Last winter an infant child of mine
had Group in a violent form," says Elder
John w. Rogers, Christian Evangelist,
of Filley Mo. 81 gave her a few doses
of Cha,nberlain's Cough Remedy and in
short time all danger was past and the
child recovered. This remedy not only
cures Group, but when given as soon as
the first symptoms appear. will prevent
the attack. 1t contains no opium or
other harmful substance and may be
given as confidently to baby as to an
adult. For sale by Eli T. Reynolds. I
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Double Tragedy in EIkton.

Crazed because she would not
return his love, Elmer A. Pryor
shot and killed Miss Effie A. David
son on West Main street, in Elkton,
about one O'Clock Wednesday.
Pryor then shot himself through
the head and died within few
minutes.
Miss Davidson was employed at
the shirt factory in West Elkton
and was on her way to work when
the tragedy occurred. She was ac-
companied by Miss Daisy Cannon
and following her was her younger
sister, Mary. Pryor was standing
near the corner of Maffit and Main
streets and accosted Miss Davidson,
who stopped to talk with him,
stating to her companion that she
was afraid to refuse. Miss Can,
non left the couple standing on the
sidewalk, while she went to the
shirt factory. Mary Davidson, who
had stopped on the way, came upon
her sister and Pryor and some
words followed.
Pryor in an instant drew from
his pocket a 3S-calibre revolver
and swore that he would kill them
all. Mary Davidson startedto run.
Immediately Pryor fired two shots
at her, both Of which went wide
their mark. He then turned the
weapon upon Effie Davidson and
fired. The bullet struck her in the
back and penetrated the lungs.
She dropped to the sidewalk, and
Pryor deliberately placing the
weapon between his teeth fired the
shot that ended his, life.
The shooting was witnessed by a
number of persons and the most
intense excitement prevailed. On
the sidewalk was the almost lifeless
body of Miss Davidson. A few
feet away was the body of Pryor.
Neither was yet dead. Miss Dav-
idson was tenderly carried into the
Office of the Kenmore Pulp and
Paper Company. Pryor was left
upon the sidewalk, where he died
before physician arrived. Miss
Davidson breathed her last within
an hour after the shooting.
Pryor was employed as watch.
man at the Kenmore Pulp Co. mill
and was about 81 years of age. He
was son of John T. Pryor, near
Elkton, and bore a good reputation
Miss Davidson, who was % years
old, leaves two sisters. Her parents
both died within the past few
months.
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Advance Club.

The Advance Club met with Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Burlington on
Wednesday evening, a large attend
ance being present. After the lit
erary program was given the sub
ject of the annual banquet was dis
cussed and the following committee
of arrangements appointed Mrs.
w. r. Burlington, Misses II. Jennie
Reynolds, Gertrude S. Dare, M.
Addie Smith and Mary Brumfeld.
The following is the program
arranged for the next meeting:
Sketch of Mendelssohn, Mrs c. S. Pyle
Description of Pan-American Exposition,
DR.. T. B. Moore
Historical paper, Eli T. Reynolds
Current events, Mrs L. " G. Westerhe1d
Paper on Literature,
Miss Marion Sheppard
First Steps i'll Discovery of Electricity,
Chas. S. Pyle
Literary Topics, Miss Eleanor Jenness
Music.
A special meeting of the Club
will be held this, Friday, evening,
at 500 o'clock, at the residence of
w. r. Burlington. All members
are urged to be present as business
of Importance is to be discussed.
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Shoes

Early arrivals of shoes give
promise of the greatest line we've
ever offered. Shoes at Worth.
ington's are leading artiel, s.
Every one wants the best shoe for
the money and that's why our
shoe business is constantly in
creas:ng. Honest goods, and only
honest, are the kind we aim to
buy and we seldom make mis-
takes, for we think we know how
to buy shoes. We say to a
maker: Make this shoe as we
want it. Put a little better leath-
er in the sole or upper CT wher-
ever the shoe needs it and we'll
buy some; otherwise we refuse to
have them. But then again there
are certain lines which are as good
as it is possible to make them.
Among there are the QUEEN
QUALITY shoe for women, at
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Window Dressing Contest.

1t will be remembered by some
of our readers that last year War
rem j. Davis, son of G. j. Davis of
Colora, was awarded second prize
of $35 for display of Hires Root
Beer and Ginger Ale.
Mr.. Davis entered second con-
test this year, having upwards of
500 contestants, displays to be en-
tirely of Hires products and judged
from photographs. This year he
has the honor of being awarded the
first prize of $50, gold, for the best
window in the United States.
The last award shows that he
has talent for such work that but
few possess. Mr.. Davis still holds
the position of foreman for Chas.
F. Eastlack & Son, grocers, of
Camden, where he has been for
several years.