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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

10. "
THE BOARD OFSDI
ATLANTIC COAST
COMPANY have In
urer TO pay to all /
November the 1St, l0
INTEREST on the
debtedness of that G
been issued in liel
Stock; interest due
office Of the Treasl
N. c., on aNO,NEsl
Transfer Books VIII
October the Hst. 49,
LIST, bothsinclusive:
] JAMES r.
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N \. Q 8 7 ICE.

HAVING PURCHASED THE OLD-Es-
tablished grocery business Of Mr. c. E.
SAUNDERS, No. East Broad Street,
we propose to continue the business
with a complete and up-to-date stock
with prices at the lowest figures con
sistent with quality, trusting to share
the patronage Of our friends and the
public generally.
F.#B. ROBERTSON & BRO.
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Referring to the above 1 cordially COM
mend the above firm to my friends and
patrons and beg that they extend to
them continuance of the liberal pat
ronage they have bestowed upon me in
days that are gone.
c. E. SAUNDERS.
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BY E. A. Catlin.
No. 6 North Eleventh Street.
Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer.

iNTIQUE FURNITURE, MIRRORS,
RARE OLD ENGFsAVINGSt HAND
SOME BRIC-A-BRAC, HAIR MAT
.TRESSEs, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS, ETC, AT AUCTION.
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October 20, 1902.
Office of the Secretary,

: AbShAA ~ ~ N>SAAA 20 ~ , (
Wilmington. N c.
RECTORS OFTHE'
LINE RAILROAD
structed the Treas.
holders of record on,
9 TWO PER CENT.
Certificates of In
ornpany, which have.
j Of the Preferred
and payable at the
irer at Wilmington.
Der the 1st. The
stand closed from
I, to NoYem Der the
POST. Score ary.
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Churcll-HiII Bargains.

$3.50 FOR A GOOD DETACHED.
MODERN BRICK HOUSE; Broad Street.
$3.50 FOR TWO GOOD GROOM FRAME
HOUSES. nice order: pa Eing ,l3 per cent.
Street near NJ; neat and trim.
& $3.50 FOR NICE LITTLE COTTAGE,
Thirtieth Street near Marshall
POLLARD & BAGBY.
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One cent a Word.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WASTED-T r A " ELM C MEN FOR
Virginia. West Virginia. North and
Sou1h Carolina: salary $50 month and
expenses: So cash security required.
Call or address MONARCH CO. 102 n.
Ninth Street
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY,

WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES
paid for Old Feathers. Beds, Pillows and
Bolsters. 300 y. Eighth Street, between
Broad and Marshall.
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WANTED. MAN NELL ACQUAINTED
with business people to sell gas light in
city, good proposition. Call next Week
between . and Z, 10 <Belvidere# Street
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AUCTION SALES.

Z BY II Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No s N. Eleventh Street.
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BY n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

NANCE FOR FORTUNE SMALL IN
yestment Will secure copper mine which
has produce 100000. write for plan. Box
s10I5 Aspen. Col.
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FOR sALE-FIvE BY SEVEN CAME
RIA: also few show specimen. Belgian
IIARES X, 500 North Sixth Street.
FOR 3SAIE-CIIEAP, a GOOD FAMILY
CARRIAGE, with tongue and shafts.
ApDly 4oS W. Grace.
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WANTED. ACTIVE YOUNG MEN AND
BOYS. Apply at NURSERIES,. Monday.
Z A. NJ w. L. HOOD g. CO., Brook
Road
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LOB coMPosIToR WANTED: TASTY
and np-to- date; state wages wanted for
steady. Job. NJ. S. e D. a. B1CA,,s Sa-
S.aIlnah.l Ga.
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a wonaernmIIy Growing Enterprise

A wonderfully Growing Enterprise
Take a woman and talk hats to her
and you've hit on a topic OF everlasting
interest-men. somehow or other, like to
dodge the Issue. Perhaps It's too COM
m~on2luce, but. with all that. there are
certain periods when they are agitated
about this very question.
When YOU peep into the Young Hat
Stores stretched along Broadway you
can't help marvelling at so extensive
an enterprise as has been built by this
progressive house.
You see a thousand and one modes of
h~ats-each distinctive-each a fetching
Btyle-each BETTING some mans dress.
Ask ten men their idea of q hat and
you can classify their wants like thIs:
One wants an indescribable Something
that can only be swe by his eve,
Five accept the styles as they are In
troduced, the other four are tlcklsh
about the becomlrgness of a soft mar or
= derby. But, somehow or other, this
ten will invariably march out of Young
Bros Hat Stores with a newly clothed
head n a smile wreathed face.
Next time when you are In the sight
seeing mood or out a-buying stop In one
Of 1oung'9 stores and study a while
before making up your mind and see
bow pnch more appreciatlve YOU will
y ~ The time you buy. -
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GAVE BACK LOOT
AND MADE ESCAPE
Burglar Confronted by Hotel
Guest Returns Property on
Promise of Silence.

Cries OF robbers" murder" "po-
f1ce." Issuing from Room No. 151, on the
second fioor OF the Hotel Marlborough,
about midnight. aroused the guests,
who rushed toward the door OF the
room from which the sounds emanated.
At the same moment a hastily-dressed
man hurried downstairs and confronted
the night clerk,
On the register the occupant of Room
No. 151 is given as Adolph Singer. from
Bradford, said to he a Cuban Singer
declared that he was awakened by the
oun OF his watch and money rafting
while being taken from his pocket by
. man whom he saw only indistinctly
in the half light Jumping from bed.
Singer confronted the burglar, who had
started for a window. The burglar told
Singer to make no outcry. and the stun
would be left as 1t was found.
The several articles taken from the
pockets Of the guest were restored. but
on the hasty departure OF the burglar
down the fre-escape Singer could not
restrain himself from shouting. After
reporting the matter at the office, he
went back to bed The burglar escaped
across q lot in the rear of. the Church
OF the Holy Innocents. adjoining the
hotel. The matter was not reported to
the pollce.
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MORE NAMES FOR
THE BUG WONDER.
JerseyiteS Write to Say They
Know It Perfectly and 1t Is
Quite Common.

And now comes Owen r. Davis, of
Ridgefeld. N. j.. who deposes and SAYS
that because of his long residence in
New Jersey he is something of an expert
on bugs. He has seer in The Evening
world the very life-like picture ,of the
bug, which neither jumps nor flies
and he is convinced THAI 1t is known as
the "MantLs or Praying Beetle" or
"Mantidae R~ellgioso" or word or words
to that effect.
Continuing. Mr.. Davis says:
In Its early stage 1t is perfectly
green, but when 1t attalns its maturity
1t turns brown. 1 beg to differ with
Miss Steide1 as to its flying proclivities,
for 1t uses Its wings to a great adyan-
tage and appears to sail or hoat through
the air.
This insect is very common in the
South and Is sometimes called "the
devirs horse" by those ignorant of its
true name. 1t derives its name from the
attitude OF its forelegs. They are also
used to seize and hold Its prey. In
stead OF destroying these insects they
should be protected. as they destroy
mosquitoes and ether small insects.
Most people stand In awe at the appear
ance Of the mantis and their first in
Stlnct Is to kill it. / have never seen
a mantls in New Jersey since / have
resided here, aud I guess Miss Steidel
a the first specimen. For a full de-
scriptlon of the mantls see Lydecker's
Natural History volume 6, page 1884,"
J. g. Far Arsdale, OF No. 12s East
Seventeenth street. has q slightly diff
terent notion of the identity of the bug.
He writes to say:
''The picture OF the bug inclosed IL
what. is known as the rear horse or
praying insect These are very com
men In the District Of Columbia. For
further information consult volume 3 Of
Animate Creation by Rev ]. q.
Wood"
writes:
'The bug is the Mantis ReIigioso,
Dr. praying mantls. so called because
of one of its common attitudes. See
Webster's Unabridged : under Mantis.
1t is frequently found as far North as
Baltimore and is common in Washing
ton. D. c., where II Is called rare
horse, or ~'rear-horse,''
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Sister Of St. Francis
CURED OF CONSUMPTION.
She Offers Her Testimonial
For Publication.
Sincere to Her Duty. Sister Clara
Tells the Story of Her Cure.

or the many sisters who have taken the
Koch treatment for consumption, 4 large
proportion have been cured. Sister Clara
went to the Koch Lung Cure because she
knew of many other sisters b had been
successfully treated by this institution.
1t was through Sister Humilianuah. who
was cured by the Koch Lung Cure at q
West ED street, New York. that she was
induced TO take this treatment.
Nothing could stop her cough. She had
chills and fever. night sweats. spit blood.
her lungs necessarily panied her and she
was getting very weak. Her only hope
seemed to DO in the Koch treatment. BY
which the healing vnpors of "Tuberculine"
and curative oils arc carried by inhalation
directly to the seat OF the disease.
Sister Clara steadily improved after be-
ginning the wonderful Koch treatment. The
healing, oily vapors curod her terrible
cough and healed up her lungs. Every dis
tressing symptom disappeared, and she was
discharged completely cured.
Sister Clara's cure can be easily proved
by the other Sisters at the Sacred Heart Of
Mary Convent. Doyle, N. Y. The Sisters OF
Mercy believe In telling what has been done
for them. because II 10 we'll known that
this terrible disease, consumption. was never
cured by any other treatment.
Not one patient out Of a thousand has
heretofore found a cure for consumption In
this climate. II the Koch Lung Cure, who
have Offices In every metropolitan city IN
America, have a cure and are curing others
they can cure you. Their New York once
Is at No. 4 West Twenty-second street,
treatment are given free.
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Residents of Fashionable Har-
lem Apartment House Turn
! Out Half Dressed and Help
to Capture the Thieves.
ONE HID IN THE COAL BIN.
Running from Tailor Shop They Had
Looted, They Concealed Them
selves In the Building, but Police
men Followed.

Robbers took refuge in the fashionable
apartment building at No. 9 a One
Hundred and Nineteenth street and
caused panic among the residents Oh
he place when pursued by the police,
Sleepers were awakened by a shuffling
of feet and loud voices In the hall and,
after one maj had been beaten into
submission, half-clad men helped the
police in the search until the second
man was found In a coal bin in the
basement.
The excitement followed the robbery
of Cohen's tailor shop at No. 2 East
one Hundred and Nineteenth street
The tailor seems to be pursued by an
enemy, for he a been robbed fifteen
times in a little more than a year, 1t
lie said. Two bags of clothes were in
the possession OF the men when ar
rested.
Hid in Mig Building.
Policeman Lenahan, of the East One
Hundred and T~wenty-sixth street sta
tion, saw three men apparently trying
20 force open the door of a store on
One Hundred and Nineteenth street
near Fifth avenue. They saw him COM
ing toward them and ran. One darted
around the corner into Fifth avenue and
escaped, while the other two crossed
the street and ran into the vestibule OF
the big apartment building. They were
followed by Lenahan.
When the policeman entered the build
ing he found only one man. The fellow
said he lived there and one of the bells
was rung. He was not known by the
residents of the apartment. Lenahan
drew his revolver and a struggle fol-
lowed. Excitement prevailed in he
building n doors were opened to learn
the meaning of the commotion. Before
Lenahan could overcome his man he
was forced to strike him on the head
With the butt of his weapon.
Under Carpet and Sacks.
In the mean time Policeman Smyth
was attracted by the noise. and while
he took charge OF the prisoner. Lena
han, reinforced by several men from
the house, started a search for tho
second man. After almost ~despairing
in the search the robber was found in
a coal bin in the basement buried be-
meath a pile OF old carpet and sacka.
Hidden by his side was a sack con-
tanning several suits OF clothes. which.
1t Is thought. were stolen from Cohen's
tailor shop.
The man caught in the vestibule also
had a bag containing clothes. At the
station-house the men gave the names
Of Harry Lang and John Macdonald.
For a month the police of this precinct
have been annoyed by a series Of petty
burglaries. They believe that these men
are Implicated In the former Jobs and
are making an effort to find where they
live in the hope of securing more OF the
plumber.
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SEEKS RUNAWAY BOY.
Augustus Abrams LEI Home
Rather than GO to school.

Rather than Go to school.
Augustus Abrams, the ffteen-year-old
son Of Hiram Abrams, an Inwood, l. l..
FISHERMAN. ran away from home rather
thar go to school. and his mother Is
greatly worried for the welfare Of her
boy. She has asked The Evening World
to help her find him.
He is supposed to have run or with q
boy known only as Louie whose
home is In New Haven, Conn. and
young Abrams may have gone there.
The runaway Is tail and stout for
his age and weights nearly 100 pounds,
He has dark hair and blue eyes and
wore a blue serge suit and a stitched
felt hat.
The evening world., 1902-10-16
Sixth Avenue
Cities Coffee Sale!

If you have never seen Coffee roasting, step in and see
our battery of big Roasting machines. They run every business day in
the year, and it is literally true that the Coffee you order here goes to
YOU fresh from the Rooster. Such Coffee is certain to be richer than
that which stands in store for days. weeks and months In that respect
alone it is worth more.
But you are never asked to pay more-hee. S~ixty-two
connections in every Coffee growing country in the world. We know
every wise economy in buying and handling. Purity is absolute. Low
est net cost is also absolute. You who buy here are sure of these advan-
tages-ALWAYS.
And for THREE DAYS we offer extra advantages-re-
auctions from our own low prices on some of our best known brands.
Friday. Saturday and Monday are the days. , The items follow.
Please bear in mind that if you prefer, you may telephone your order
or a postal will bring the Tea or any of these rich, Fresh-roaSted CoffeeS
right to your door.
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Items
from Several Stocks.

Proctor & CANDLES Ivory
Soap, 8 bars for. .....-... IL
Fairbanks Fairy or Armour's
Flottlla Bath Soap. 5 bars
Oneida C munity Pre-
served Strawberries. per Glib
Marshall's. Imported Kip
pered Herring. per cam. Is
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Prof.. Robert Koch
Cures Consumption

Their % no question th.I
ros' Robert Koch. Of Bsr.
lin. Germany, cares sea-
sumption. a. he Ia the rec.
oSnilod authorlty through
out the world on Inal
alseasea. After he dis
covered the germs that
eano lung trouble he
discovered the treatment
that destroys them, which
10 a. lf9 W. 22d St.
where pattSnta a. S-
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VnoR. Room Or nrn1H cd daily until they an
- - cured. Koch-o-lene air
When Sreathsd Into the lungs destroys the ESrms
% asthma. bronchitis aud consumption, PsosIs
careless OF their health. having a s,nbhcro
Soesh VIII tell you Il will soon pG1s away Yea
" WI pass away. and the sufferer along with N
unless means are takep to arrest Il. AZ lon y.
ne germs remain 10 the systSm unmolestsd ,ss
qtsease VIII gradually and surely srt WonaS
icy nVen ten you they have stomach trouSIs
Forgetting that patients with Consumption afw.ys
nAre dyspepsia ana Indigestion and other stomSsb
troubles which take their strength by moi pron-
srly d~igesting their food. WIZ
The KOoh-O-IOas air. which destroya ali -.
OF eisoaes, 70 only given a. 1i9 W. pa a.. psTt
20 hnroh's store. where patients are trsssSs az
cured daily from 10 to 7. ExamlnatiSna fysa ~
a skilled specialist IN lung troubles.
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Ripans Tabuiss, DOCTORS ina,
A good prsscription for mankfnh.
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WOMEN'S WAISTS.

This gown is not appropriate; that gown is no
to your taste. You decide to wear a waist ano
skirt, with a pretty piece OF neckwear. Rather
than have a monotonous sameness, your ward,
robe has a variety Of waists. Would not one O
these fill an empty niche?
Ladies' Black Mohair Waists, full front, tucked back,
sizes 81 to a. 1873
Scotch Flannel Waists in fancy Persian stripe, made
in the new slot yoke effect, finished with fancy but
tons. Red, Light Blue, Pink or Cream. Also Waists
of granite cloth or poplin in Cadet, Red, Resedu, Light
Blue or Tam. S2.98
Ladies Flannel Waists, tucked front and back, with
fancy buttons, in Red, Navy or Black........9e cents
Ladies Flannel Waists, front with six rows of cluster
tucks, back tucked and stock collar; Red, Reseda,
Light Blue, Black or Navy Blue".... ...---$I.25
We also have the higher class Waists, imported and
our own models, up to............... ........$I25
EOTIPT tn 81 OOP
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SakH & Unnt1a1tlI
SPECIALISTS IN APPAREL FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
PERSIAN LAMB COATS.

n seasOHdOIe suDJeVl, COH5IueIIng IL VaKe5 TWO
to three weeks to make this coat. 1t cannot
be made in less time, the way we make them:
one canvas fitting and two of fur.
SPECIAL OFFER TO INTRODUCE THE FUR SHOP. EXPIRES SATURDAY.
This week we take orders for Leipzig dye Per-
sian Lamb Coats, to be made to your measure
---your choice Of skins, and brocaded silk or
plain satin Innings, made to conform with the
present fashion, with high flare collar, deep,
wide revers and turnover cuffs. The model is
81 inches long in back, with a French dip"
front and dolman sleeve.
Of All Persian 800. 90,
Usual price, $I35oo.
With collar, cuffs and revers of blended Baum Mar
ten, Chinchila, or three stripe Mink----s.ssI5o.oe
Blouse Models, $1,000 extra. FOURTH FLOOR.
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Fresh Fruits.

Fresh Fruits are received every
morning and are sold the same
day-they're always fresh.
Fancy Concord or Margard
Grapes, fresh Hudson River 40
Fruit, per basket. ......... ~
Extra large, Florida CT- ~
angea. sweet & juicy. per doz. ~
Bright, juicy Messina Lem ~
ons, per ~
New California Oranges, medium
size. sweet, thin-skin fruit,
per doZ. SU
Fresh arrival Extra Quail
ity Green Okra, per ID. ..... 20
The New Green Ginger Root.
fine selected stock, per b.. 10
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Fresh Bakery Goods
Our Own Baking

our OWn Baking =
Made Crullers. doz. 10
Assorted Jelly Tarts, dog. 40
Homemade Bread, at.........9
Assorted Cream Puffs. doz. e. DO
Delicious Layer Cakes, large
size. with rich cream filing; -.
special price, each. ........ 70
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Spices.

The most particular housewi.
desires only pure. strong spice
Ours are absolutely pure and
double strength.
New Penang Nutmegs, the
Whole Penang Gloves, 3Oc.
lb.; Y lb...............,.. II
Whole Black Penang Pep
per. the lb................. Y,
Finest Ground White Pep
per. the lb.........,...... 8.
The evening world., 1902-10-16
Cheese.

Every Good Cheese is here. fresh
and at its best.
Fancy imported Swiss
Cheese. the 70
Finest Roquefort Cheese.
the Id. ~
Holland Edam Cheese.
foiled, each. VI
Italian Gargonzola, the lb....S5
Fancy New York State Full
Cream, the ID. IL
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'DeIicatessen.

Finest American and Imported
Products. Chilled glass compart-
ments protect and keep them In
perfect condition.
Select German Salam1 Sau- -
sage, the 20
Chow-Chow (French dress
ing). per at. *
Armour's Fancy S~ugar-cured
Ham, sliced to order, the -
Finest Imported Goose
Breast. the O5
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APRONS. FOR NURSE & MAID.

pIOVSIU.
White Lawn Aprons, made with bib and deep
hem... % cents
Large size Lawn Aprons, with bib, square or pointed
shoulder pieces, deep hem and wide strinSsI plain or
hemstitched; also some with embroidered insertion on
bib and shoulder pieces.......... .........3a cents
Fine Lawn Apron, with deep hem, fine lace insertion
on bib and shoulder pieces; also extra wide apron,
hemstitched hem, bib and shoulder pieces, either
pointed or square 50 cents
Several styles of Lawn Bib Aprons, with combination
large and small tu~ks. Plain extra deep hem, hsm-
stitched bib and shoulder pieces. With tucks and hem,
three insertions of fine embroidery on bib, insertion on
shoulder strap; hemsttched on bottom Of apron. Hem
and three large tucks, wide embroidered insertion on
bib and shoulder pieces; all neat patterns. SO cents
Also finer Bib Aprons at ........SI.25, $3.50 to $500
SECOND FLOOR.
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Teas.
We offer only the better quail
tiles and blend to suit the pur-
chaser.
Formosa oolong Tea. first pick
ing 1902 crop. very delicate IN
favor, the fb. oU
Fancy English Breakfast Tea.
pungent and pleasing. regu- m
larry sold at 75c., the b.. OU
Uncolored japan Tea. extra
choice quality, 8 lbs. S1.00; ~
the ID. ID
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Crackers.

Crackers.
Sa9itarium and Health Goods
are abundant. Fresh arrival daily
insures freshness.
Cheese Sandwiches. Zephyr
cites. Saltings ana Banquet -
Waters, the pkg...,........ 10
Princess Soda Crackers,
crisp and delicate. per n
carton y
National Biscuit Co.'S ~
Social Teas. the pkg......,. ~
National Biscuit Co.'s Fine a.
Ginger Waters. the b.. ~
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There's a vast difference in Cot,
fees; only the finest private
Erowths here, fresh roasted daily
Royal Stuart Blend is the acme
OF perfection in aroma and deli
cate flavor; 3 lbs. $1.00; the -
10 ~
Fancy Mocha and Java
Coffee; 4 lbs, $1.00; the lb.. 20
Economy Blend is very sat ~
isfying; 5lbs., 95c.; the lb... ~
Select Maracaibo Coffee; s
lbs. Zoe. the a
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Royal Stuart Whole Fruit Pre-
serves n delicious and -
wholesome; full pint Jar. 20
Royal Stuart Pure Fruit
Jams. full pound glass Jar. ID
Royal Stuart Fruit Butter,
all kinds. S-lb. stone jar. 81
Royal Stuart Red Currant
Jelly; full k-lb. glass jar. 10
Royal Stuart Manzanilla DIV 5.
pitted and stuffed, SOC. bot
tie ~
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Our Twentieth Century Model Food Store.

The stock here embraces the product of every hghchS stood producer in this or any Other
country, whose goods have ever found place upon this market
The m0te exquisite emme can hTe Srmeh or Ter aVorte td-btand 1.-The economical house
wife can also con here with the fuef confidence of finding a most abundat supply of excellent
staple foods at no higher prices than other ask fort the ordinary and unknown knds-n fact, mos
fen nnn will b.
The evening world., 1902-10-16
GOLF VESTS.

Crisp Autumn Air" has its disadvantages, tot
Exercise means perspiration; you'll appreciat
the "crispness," unless you wear a warm vest.
Golf Vests, with or without sleeves, made in the new
est fancy weaves. Combination colors, in stripes or
figures, single or double breasted, with or without
pockets; some with silk sleeves ........ SAYS to 1915
Quilted Silk Vests, lined with pure lambs wool, with
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Smoked Meats.

"HHH~EN~N I'A~~NDs
Selected Stock, Special Curing.
Quality Perfection.
ArTnour's OF Royal Stuart
Sugar-cured Breakfast Bacon, m
choice lean strips. the h.. ~
Armour's S~ugar-cured Regular
Hams, 10 to IL lbs, each, q,
the lb. IL
Finest Boneless or Cottage
Ham. the ID. 10