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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-29
DenunCiaS en- Ia Cor
tG Municipal de Ma
natl.
Ell eONtIletO del aqua en- pie.
Sc ha alberto una nueva fabrica de
tabacos.
de maestro oOrrespJna01. }

Mayo %. Los POLICIES Carlo y Ro.
sas han pressntado en- Ell dfs de 3yer
vATias denunciss en- u Corte Munich
pal.
La diatipguida fami!ia de don Ju.
Iio Gambia, pasarS en- eatos dfas & ve-
ranear al sitiO denominado STortugue-
ro.0
Sc agegara que los catSlogoS para
el relci p6 olico, est6u en- poder de an
conoCidO y acreditsdo comerCiante.
-El co. dicto del sgua est6 en- pi6.
-H On lido en- excursion por varies
b. rios de este pueblo. en represents.
ci6n de la Bgsncia que Representa-,
nuestrO eatimAdO amigo don Nj. Villa
mil Pears
-Se dice Qut I ], rs LuiBa GusYta de
BsnerO, lIeaGrk en- 81 pr6ximo vapor.
H ise alberto uns nueva fabrics de
tab1cos.
Don B&Ailio VeIez ha regresAdo
de San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-29
Notas y noticios

Como offecimOa aver en- otro lu-
ger publicanos les condolences y re-
ouisitos que deban reunir lGg peTs0nRg
que deseen ser talLadna para ingFesar
en 81 Cuerpo de ID pOliofs insular. $
Esta nOche Celebrara session Ordi.
maria 81 concei1 municipal de San
Juan
-En byeve SO empezark 8 cOnstruir
en- AreCibn Cn temple mas6niC0 para
In IOgia eTanams.1
El concerto que Ia banda de ID
pOIicia insular celebFaTR el domingo en-
SsntuFce obtuYo ma hs6il intarpreta-
ci60. siendo muy spIaudidos los profes
sores que componen la acreditada ban
Dc.
Aver entr6 en- 81 puerto proce.
dente de Europa 81 Vspor espafiol
eMontaVide0. , tOmandO muchos pasa-
jaros para Cuba y M6jico.
So iDf0rn1a que unR petici6n Tor.
NAL susCrits pof los mayOFes cuntFibu
yentes de CAtafio ser6 enviRda simul-
tsneamente 81 ayuntamiento de Baya-
mon y d SecretaFio de Puerto Rico,
pidiendO sea meior atendid0 aquel
pobIado.
-EstR noche CeIebrsr6 tenidG ordi-
maria ID logiG eEatrella de Luquillo ,
So asegura que en- breve ser6 tras-
Iadado de Ponce & FAjardo el teniente
de ID poliCfs insulRr geflDr Francisco
TalIada.
Sc espers en eata ciudad 81 sCircO
j Jordan.2
-Esta turde rpgresarS de Arecibo
el sefior Wilcox, i1cRI especial que
,entiende en- Las causas por delitos cleo
toraleg.
En- breVe Sc repartiran por IR
Gran SecretaFfa de Puerto Rico los
diplomas de MaestFoB 4 todos los ma
sones que estsn en- esperG de elIOs,
Dichos diplomas son una acabRda obrs
de arte de que es autor 81 sefior Fer
nRndo SChluter.
LIN respectable Iogia ePuerto Rico9
hR recibidO Ia CartR DiBpensa y sa en-
Cuentra N trab1iSndO.
Sc hs terminad0 eI trOzo de carFe-
terra que une MoFoViG con GALES y
Manntf
En- MoroVis he falIeCido & IL edad
de 121 mos 81 Africsno Federico Ca
bFera. Conserv6se siempre fuerte y
robust. Fu6 cAsRdO tres veces hR-
CiendO POGO mas de un afIo que efec.
tu6 Du Ultima boda.
Han contFAido matrimonio en-
Arecibo don Sebastian Esteva Sancho
con ID sefloritR Carmen Julia Domin-
gueZ.
-Dasde eI ssbRdo se est6n vsndien-
do Las cajatillag de cigarrillOs & 3 een-
tayoS.
-Anocha controieron matrimonio
cat6ico en- 10 iglesia de Puerta de
Tierc6, Ell jcven Felipe LuYAnde Il
diatiRQuidR sef1lrit0 Pillar Baldrich
siend0 U0drinos don Juan Sierra Il
seEi9ra Isabel via. @ le saan feIices.
Ell Gobernador Winthrop no h8-
bfs regresadO hoy 6 medic dia de
Aibonito. Sc le Gguards eats tSrde.
-Pr0Cedente del puerto de Nuev2
York Sc espera en- este puerto el vapor
SCAracaaS el pr6ximo microbes.
-MafiGnS msrtss SIN Fernando
Rey de EspsfIs (patr6n de Carolina y
TOR Alta Sale lG luna las 8
En- IL administration de correos
de esta ciudad se enCuentrAn detenidas
lac siguientes CartSs: Aruta G. Ganuar0,
AntOnsich CsrmelO. ACeVedo Maria
PAz. AguilerR LucreCia.
-Asistieron 10 Gesi6n de agricuI-
torres del ssbad0 los d flores jose Bsnf
tez Dfaz, Fidal Guillermety. MateO
LuChetti. Manual PAniagua. jose G..
del VAlle JOl6 j Benftez. Presidente.
Carlos M Soler; SecretRrio. Joa6
Penedo B ftez..
Sc e1cueDtra ya en- francs conva-
leBcenciS el joven don Pedro g sico, de
San Jusn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-29
en- ID isIa.
Jugacas sorprendIdaa. Meeting
Punalada Homicide. Robo
de IN caoallo.
- ouarteI aaneraI az p0ll.ela. J

- sssN ~seseF
Han sido sorprendidas varias
iugadas a 10 prohibido en- Bayam6n,
Vieques, Salinas y Yega-Baja. sien-
do detenidos los contraventores de
Ia ley.
En- San Sebastian celebr6se aver
un Smeetings socialista, con ell ma
yor oFden.
En- Yabucoa fu6 herido grave
menfe Nolasco Colon en- ri1a que
tuViera con AntoI 10 Rodriguez.
En- la hacienda &FortunaS de
Fajardo, Eduardo Rivera asest6 una
punalada 4 Catalina Camacho. El
agresor que es de Carolina di6se d
la fuga. 81 heEido paso al hospi-
tai en- grave estado.
En- Salinas fu6 aPrestado Cesar
Amy al que Sc acusa de haber da-
do muerte con un revolver a Vic
tor Lopez Diaz. Sc instruye Ell pro-
cesO correspondence.
-Ha sido arFestado en- Adjuntas
ell indiviauo Santiago Rodriguez.
que con ell nombre supuesto de An-
tonic Perez negoci0 un caballo por
una yegua con Bautista Gonzalez.
del barfio xGuaraguaoD de Ponce.
Sc le ocup6 la yegua y diez dollars
que dice recibio de vuelta en- Ell
negocio. Segdn informes, Ell caba-
lilo fu6 robado a don Antonio Sc
rrano, de Utuado. El pollcfa Lopez
sali6 4 ocupar Ell caballo y 4 hacer
la investigation correspondence.
Rodriguez es'a confeso. Coma
lez sali0 en- libertad.
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Aver los vlejeE0s que gtlllz sfOn
81 etrolIeys de- las 3 y 80, tuvieFon que
hacer treg tFasbOrdcs para llegar al
Parque.
Hemo1 Fecibid0 81 n1meFo de-
eEl Racionalista Cristian0.p Vlene
muy intereaante.
Hoe dos dfas Sc encuentrA reco-
gida en- CANA Ia seforita Mercedes
Infante Sasvedrs. profesora graduada
da u esCueln eLincOln9 , SincBramente
deseam0s ge regtRblezCR.
Los gefiOres Reyes Caldef6n y
GsEvez OteTo gs prOponen haceF una
actiVa propaganda en- pro del Facion@-
Iismo moderno.
Ell dis 8 delApr6ximo Junio Sc lle:
v8ran efecto ca los Dep8FtamentO los
exSmenes On espah0l de los maestr0a
de iDgl6S.
So enCuentran On San Juan loa
Observation-Disclosures de inetruCci6n Libby
y KsIIey de San Sebasti 81 y AguRdilla
respectivamente.
--E! berqantin eJohn Med Dermotts
empezRrS & carQSr 81 5 de JUNO pro-
ximo en- el puesto de New York para
San Juan. Puerto Rico. ssliend0 de
5icho puerto Ell dia 10
La Junt8 Superior de SRnidAd
celebrar6 session extFRordinaria 81 jue.
yes pr6xim0 para diecutir variOa
reglamentos que enViaFf & "a Rproba-
ci6n deI Conceio EjscutivO.
-Ha Bid0 nOmbrsd0 miembro de ID
JuptR EscolaT de Santa IsAbel el sefiOr
SAtuvnino Rodriguez.
Hoy h8 nsistido & "a ciOina el
senior Alberto +. MaFtfnez restAbleci-
do de lG enfermedad que le retuVieEa
en- oams.
-Santiogo Miguez Y Juan Nazario
solicitan ser empadronRdOs en eata
ciudad.
En- Il ofieina del Alcslde sc ha re-
cibidO ell inVentRrio de los efeCtos
pertenecientes 81 departamento de linn.
piezs p6blicA.
Mercedes Torres pide 81 AIcalde
intervaDgs para que Ga hij0 Gre eg0Ti J
Torres seq dadO de alta en- el manicO-
milo. por estar % CompletAmente res
tablecido.
-SabAotiana Perez, de Ssnturce,
pide autorizlci6n para construir una
CASE.
-Ha iDgresSdo en- eI h h,spitnI cue-
rentenario el detenido Felix Mel6n-
dez.
y. Cobos & Co. soIiOitRn permiso
para tener alberto hasta Las doCe de h
noche un Clfetfn.
-Dasde que se embarc6 para EsuR-
fla ell GefIOr V6zQue1 Alay6n, Sscres
tsrio de lG AlCRldfa. le sustituye GUAM
do hsy necesidad de clio. eI Official 10
seflor Antonio a. Hernandez. sin que
pOr est0 deaatianda ca negooiado.
Al Official de- aCueducto se nor SAM
tiRg0 Sifre, Ge le hR 0umentadO el
sueldo de 81. 600 s 81. 200.
Sc Informs que el aICRIde de ID
ciddad no ceder6 los BaIones del ayun-
tAmientD para bAiles.
Ms nAnR por ID noche celebrar6
juntR general d s0ciedad de instruc-
ci6n y FecreO GLibsrtad B5FinquefIa0
con objstO de elegir ID nuevs direCti-
Va, On los sslones de Ia casa n6mero "a
de II Calle de ID Luna.
-Ha sid0 eIiminadR del presupueato
municipal 10 plaza de interprete tFa-
ductor que estnba dotsda con 5000,
cre$ndOse una de taQuigrafo, con $3.50.
Ell ayuntamiento hs aumentadO Ell
sueldo del alCalde de 50 400 & 50 500.
-MAfiAnR no Sc abri1an los ofisinaa
p6bliCss poF ser die de fiesta Official.
Aver sali6 para Saint Thomas eI
crucero americana eCastine L'eY6
correspondence para West Iodin.
Sc hs dlspuestO que un poIiCfa
presto servicio de vigilancia on los
alrededOres del mataderO. para espan-
tar & los CuriOsos que 0or ali soIfan ir.
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AsosInato en- 2tu grado

Da asesinato en- segundo grado
ha acusado ell Fiscal ) hoy IL Ie-
y6 la acusaci0n q Inocencio Torres,
que did muerte q gaFrotazos Pc
dro Santa. hecho ocurrido en- Rio
PiedFas, hace POGO y del que di-
mos una extensa information.
Torres pidio juicio por jurado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-29
Para sI 4 Dc Julio.

MafianR por IL noChe le reunirSn
los jefss y ofici Ales del cuerrO de bonn.
beros de San Juan. presididos por el
al,alde para trAtar de ID adquisiCi6n
del complete del equipo de alRunas
bF gadss del mismo. para Rsistir u
parada del de Julio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-29
GOblsrnO Municipal Dc Lar0s.

V.Cante IL plaza de M6dico Auxi-
liaF Dc SAnidad de eetR pobIaci6n do
tadada con el habsr snual de se6eCien-
tos dollars. pc hscs p6blico para que
los FacuItatiVos que deseen hSceP soil
tude8. 10 hsgan dentro del plazo de
diez dfas contaF desde la pubicaci6a
de este anuncio. LaPeg. p. r., Mayo
"a de 1905. Antonio G. GODzSIez
AlCalde. 3V.s.
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En- el pFesupuesto del pr6ximo
Hfio ha consignado eI ayuntamisnto ID
suma de 80 500 para los estudios de %
nueVa tomR de sgua del acueducto v
para u plsntR e.ectrica municipal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-29

20 eats imprahta se vende papel de
80 i6d:G9 vieio 4 5000 quintsl,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-29
DI0xYGEN

Antiseptico y deainfeotanta.
PaEa hmpiaF b boca y diantea no
tiens iguAl.
Quita tod0 oIor ofensivo.
FARMACIA AMERICANA
Sap Francisco %. San Juan P.-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-29
EN- SAN JUAN.

Ha pasado unos dias en- San Juan
nuestro distinguido amigo, don
Emilio CuadFa, digno alcalde de la
culta ciudad de Humacao.
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Aln1Orranas

Sc PADECE DE EsTA ENFERMEDaD ao,,n. ,.,. ...
viloso Q 49, = - "AlA
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UNICO GENUINO LEGITIMO,
iAb6n de CastiIla. Egua aza h1r de Se-
Wills, aceite pur0 de OlivsS, VinagEe
40 vino SAuterpol. Casa CegecedO.
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Well Not Attempt to Describe Gu

declared that the evil exists here in worse
form than in most cities. Nothing in the
District laws prevents the employment Of
children, and consequently they frequently
are required to work from ten to thirteen
hours a day. He said the conditions are
especially bad in the street trades, and de-
nounced the demoralizing influence of the
messenger boy service. According to Mr..
Neill, two-thirds of the children in local
reform schools or In charge OF probation
officers have been taken from persons en-
gagged in street trades.
IF the committee can afford to pay men
it does not need the service DONE de-
clared DIR. ,Neill. ut is not a benevoencs
to provide night schools for children who
have already worked ten and twelve hours
day There is every evidence that the ex-
haustion of the day is too great for the
child to have added to it the questionable
privilege of working two or three hours
longer.
Here in Washington teachers tell me
that every school night troop of little fell
lows ask to be excused from school. and
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sion as to the attitude of the organizations
of labor. Elbridge Gerry has said that all
statutes for the protection OF children and
women are due to the efforts of labor
forces. that the hope of the enactment and
enforcement of these laws rests with the
organizations of labor.
Il do not concede that we act selfshly.
but who is altruistie. Manufacturers are,
find. protectonists; commercial people are
free traders, Is it psychological, climatic
or merely selfish? If we are laboring to
advance our own self-interests then surely
we must be sincere IN our advocacy of
child labor restrictions. From the earliest
days to the present of this industrial era
the federation of labor has always advo-
Gated such action as would bring about that
awakening of feeling, that conception of
conditions and judgment of methods as
might produce adequate legislation SO
much work is still to be done, but as long
as life is with us we must work for political
freedom. for industrial justice. The nation
al child labor committee is doing much, but
there is still this problem TO be settled, and
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Poem May Lead to minister's Recall.

COPENHAGEN, December 9.-DipIomatio
circles have been stirred up by statement
that F. A. G. Behrenkreutz. the Swedish
consul general here. who was charged with
having written poem published in Sweden
costaining insulting references to Denmark
and the Norwegian consul general, admits
writing the poem, which was sent to 81
Swedish college, but says that publication
of 1t was unwsrranted. NJ. Behrenkrentz
1t is said, was incensed at the dissolution
of Norway and Sweden and the acceptance
of the Norwegian throne by Danish prince.
1t Is expected here that the Swedish gov
eminent will be obliged TO recall to NJ. Beh-
renkreut4-
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Mr. S. w. Woodward spoke on a model
child labor law for the District. and DIR.
Henry j. Harris explained the bill now be-
ing supported BY the national organization
before Congress.
THE great purpose of the national or
ganiZatlon, said DIR. Felix Adler, chair
man of the committee, must always be to
guard against the recurring periods of in
difference and to secure to the child it's
right to develop into a normal being"
At many of the churches there will be
special services this morning addressed by
members of the committee. Dr. McKilway
will speak at the lexington Presbyterian
Church at IL o'clock, and DIR. Adler at the
Unitarian Church, 14th and L streets, at
o'clock pm.
After the afternoon session yesterday had
closed further reports from various state
committees were read, and at 8 O'Clock in
the evening an executive meeting was held
at the residence of Mr.. Clifford Pinchot,
Mr.. 8. N. Lindsay. secretary OF the COM
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mittee, in closing the conference thanked
the local organization for it's courtesy and
quoted the words of DR.. NELL, that District
legislation is matter that a national Or
ganiZation has a right TO participate In,
and begged every delegate from all quar-
tiers of the country to appeal to their rep
resentatives in Congress for the passage
of a model District bill.
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Gated by the Federatio of Labor. have
made the pretense that such legislation
would encourage the unions that We have
not been sincerely interested in the little
ones.
I'VE have no desire TO build up CONNER
cIal success on the ruin OF little children.
II is needless to make any argument to the
ladies and gentlemen here that stand
committed to the entire abolition of child
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one child.
No Division Exists.
To-day there is no division of opinion as
to child labor. Surely do not need to say
that I am in hearty accord and sympathy
with the efforts of this committee. Every
man today knows the inadvlsability, the
inhumanity of child slavery. So much has
been gained Yet our efforts are regarded
as selfish. Such purposes as we have to
prevent the labor of children are said TO be
in our own interests.
1T would encourage labor. Well, the
southerners who so recently passed suffrage
laws which disqualify the ignorant negro
voter-have they been selfish enough TO pass
child labor laws for the protection of their
own children? 1.-THE negro boy and girl does
not enter the factory or the MILL II is the
white child that is stunted and deprived of
education in the factory. They in the south
have inaugurated a Acknowledgement of the
white child of the future.
THE Industries that owe their success
to the labor OF children are not worthy of
support. There should be no misapprehen-
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Washington the statement was made that
the Federation of Labor IS not sincere in its
efforts to secure legislation against child
labor. Is that true?'
The question was asked impressvely by
President Gompers. Assured that TO such
statement had been made, the leader of the
Labor organization said:
Cotton manufacturers in the south. in
order 10 defeat cs!Id labor laws as advo-
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child labor committee at the New Willard
yesterday afternoon. DIR. George NJ. Ko-
Der, commissioner of labor; Charles P.
Neill, S. N Woodward. Henry J. Harris
and Samuel Gompers made the addresses of
the session.
"Rumor brings me word that at a pre-
yious session of this committee here in
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DR.. Kober's Address.
Dr. Kober, chairman of the citizens child
labor committee of the District of Column
bia. in conducting the session, said:
There was a time when WASHINGTON
prided itself on having no slums; on hav-
ing such model houses that no question as
to the housing conditions of the poor could
arise So it still prides itself on Its indus
trial exemption from the child labor curse ;,
He made an appeal from medical stand
point for the opportunity for the children
to be developed fittingly.
Business men here will hall with delight
the enactment of a child labor law which
will take from the District the stigma of
being on the black list with Idaho. Geor-
gia, Nevada and Indian territory, where no
legislation for the young has been secured.
Conditions in Washington.
Charles P. Neil, United States labor
commissioner. said there is less child labor
in the national capital than elsewhere, but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10

Extra Wide Silk-lined Four-n-h hands, rich
designs. SOC.
Beautiful Silk Suspenders, in all delicate
coorings. SOC. to S1.9S.
Full Dress Protectors. new shapes. s1.oo
to s.. 9S
Kid Gloves for men, best makes, $100 to
S2CO
Mems Stiff bosom Colored Shirts. $1.Oo and
$1.5o
Mems Plain and Fancy Half Hose. 15c.,
DC. 35c. and SOC.
Suspenders, Carriers and Arm Bands, set
III box. 50c.
Mems Smoking Jackets. So. GS to S7.9S.
Mems Bath Robes, new patterns $3.50 to
$SeS.
Mems Full Dress White Shirts, Toe. and
$1.00
Mems Shaving Mirrors, 25c. to S3.25.
Mems Warm Wool Gloves 25c. and soc
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labor We believe that oar country is
grander greater than is any other country,
but it Is not good enough SO long as there
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Legislation for the District
Considered.
WORK OF COMMITTEE
SAMUEL GOMPERS TALKS FOR
ORGANIZED LABOR.
Addresses Made by DR.. Kober, Mr.. S.
W. woodward, Mr. Henry ].
Harris ard Others.

District of Columbia needs in the matter
of child labor legislation were made minute
~ clear at the last session Of the national
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DR.. Kober's Address.

then the next, and then the next, until the
end
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Misses Wooden Golf Gloves, ~
In blue brown and red....... ZSC.
Boys One-clasp Dogskin N
Gloves, '.Adler's" make, n II 0GnD
for. Observation-Disclosures WV
Boys One-clasp Fleece ~
lined Mocha Gloves, in tan ~ II GDdD
and gray, for. ............ W sOO
Boys One-clasp Fleece 40
lined Kid Gloves, with or ~ dbhh
without fur tops, for.... " wv
Women's Two-clasp Cash sn
mere Gloves; silk lined, in SQpC
black, for. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Women's Two-clasp Fleece go
lined Cashmere Gloves, in SQDC
gray, brown and black for. ~ We
Misses Two-clasp Wooden 80
Golf Gloves, in blue, red SNDT
brown and white, for. ...... W We
Ladies Two-clasp Fleece ~=
lined Cashmere Gloves, In ZSC
blue brown and black for GU 80
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If you're puzzled-buy Furs.
Here is all that an exclusive Fur
store with taste for completeness
will hold-only there's a vast diff
ference in the prices.
Mink, Squirrel, Sable
Are here. You may find an appro-
pirate piece for every one-from
toddling Children's Sets at oSc. to
a Mink Coat at $IIo. so for grown
ups.
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Other Addresses.

seldom do the pupils of one year appear
the next"
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DOLLS, JOINTED AND SIS
KID; curly wig: moving ZSG.
eyes; shoes and stockings.
A Pretty JOINTED DOLL; II inches
TALL curly wig; moving GO
eyes; white shoes and stock SQDCe
DOLLS SHOES AND
STOCKINGS: black and -
eolors; plain and lace sc. uD
DRESSED DOLLS; moving eyes;
shoes and stockings, cap;
boys, girls and infants; ZSCa
edch. .-.'...'....
SANTA" DOLL, the prettiest doll
made; most natural and
nfe1ike: sewed wig; NOV a 4 nm
ing eyes; 17A inches tall , L .UW
SpeClal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10
No Division Exists.

is injustice done to one man, one woman OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10

Cigar Boxes. csc.
Cards and Chips. set $500.
Shaving Pads 25c: and zoe
Pipe Racks. CSC.
Smoking Sets, 25c. and up
Ash Trays, 10c. and up
Sterline Gents Match Boxes, 49c
Sterling Silver Match Boxes, csc. to 50 80
Mems Solid Gold Scarf Pins, 4Sc. to sos.
Glass Cigar Jars, oxidzed tops, 4Sc to
Zoe.
Quadruple- plated Shaving Mugs with
porcelain bowls, CSC: to S2.iS.
Porcelain Shaving Mugs, 25c. and SOC.
Fancy Fobs, new designs, 4Sc. to $3.9S.
Sterling Silver Military Brushes, set. $4.S
Ebonoid Military Brushes, in leather cases,
$1oS.
Ebonoid Military Brushes, sterling shield,
S1.39.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10

Buys choice of 20 styles of Ba-
bies' Solid Gold Rings, set with
turquoise and rubies and pearls;
all styles. Value, 48c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10

Buys choice of Solid Gold Signet
Rings in many styles. Value,
$2.25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10
Gifts for MEN.

Don't wrinkle your forehead another solve The problem
elses
herear hundreds of gifts that will like.
Smoking Ash Trays Fountain Pens Cigar Holders Calendars
Brushes Toilet
of acceptable things.
To nothing of the modsh wear things be found
mems furnishing
Buying s easy-uslaly We make buying for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10

Very Dainty Stationery.
This store looks for the best-aways.
So this yearduring months paweve pored sample
books OF the worlds most famous paper manufacturers.
The result that nowhere outside of this
such really exquisite assortment of gift stationery
Even the boxes that hold much of pretty writing
envelopes carry with them thoughts and the very breath
time
And you'll find that very small indeed will buy
beauty this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10
Gifts i'm Our JeweIry Department

d y IdI IIIt UtSI IIIIIG III WHICH
tage accruing to those people who
buyers.
Gold Filled Hat Pins. $50. 4Sc to S1.4s
Solid Gold Cuff Pins, in 10 styles. :. soc.
Gold-plated Mesh Bags 4Sc. TO s5.9S
German Silver Mesh Bags all shapes,
s1.4S
Gold-platcd Jewel Boxes, silk lined.
81. so to So AZ