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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24

their lives. for the sake of our dear Southland and so great was the inter- est manifested that by the voice of the Nlce-President, Mrs. Warren Christian, the President, Mrs. Colston, being out Of the city, 1t was resolved into a bus mess meeting and efforts made at once to supply that which is needed most, which Is blankets, sheets, pillow cases, towels and such like, quite a number Of which were donated by those pres ent and any who feel that they can assist in this loving work can send what they can to the Y. M. c. A. building on Wednesday,, September 20, from II to 12 o'clock, and they will be packed for shipment. There will be ladies there to receive them. The bal ance of the evening was socially en- Joyed, and most delicious Ice course was served Those present were Mrs Dan McGill, Mrs. Christian, Mrs. Helen B. Webster, Mrs. John Hariee, Mrs. Pybos of Jackson, Tenn; Mrs. James Maury Mrs Augustus Stanton, Mrs. Lovie Chalkley and Misses Irene Crow ley. Margaret Austill, Caroline George, Pauline o'Rourke, Jennie McKinstry and little Miss Madaline Maury and Col. Jones and MT. Maury and MT. Copley. An active cooperation Is earnestly re- quested from all
 In response to this appeal the follow | ing articles were contributed by mem bers present: Three white spreads, six teen towels, four pairs of sheets, nine pairs of pillow cases. two pairs of blankets. Pollock & Bernheimer do. mated twelve single comforts; D. R. Dunlap Mercantile Co.,. six double com forts; l.. Hammond & Co.,, four pairs of blankets; c. J. Gayfer & Co, twelve sheets. The ladies are greatly indebted l to MT. F. w. Christian for his active co operation fin obtaining contributions in money, which enabled them to buy four pairs of blankets. six spreads, two dozen towels, one dozen pillow cases etc. Also to Commander of Raphael Semmes Camp. Col. Saffold Berney, and
 Adjutant w. F. CopleS. for their aid and interest While the Soldiers Home
 is State institution, the Alabama Di.
 vision U. D. c. should ever have its
 interest at heart, Many little things
 car be done for the boys in gray" bS
 the Daughters of the Confectionery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24

~But there are deeds which should
 not pass away And naIIies that must not wither."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24
Chairmen of Committees.

Committee to COndense and Approve AFinutes--Mrs. A L. Dowdell. Opelika,
 Auditing Committee-Mrs. Charles e. Brown, Birmingham. % Historical Committee Mrs. Harvey E. Jones, Spring Hill.
 Chapter ExtensiOn-Mrs. B. B. Ross. Auburn.
 Dixie Committee-Mrs. A. L. Dow dell, Cpelika. anittee---Mrs. Mary G. Plckens, Greens bOro.
 State Souvenir P1ate Committee Mrs. W. A. Gayle. Montgomery.
 Shiloh Monument COmmittee-Mrs. T. a. Dawsotl MoptRomery,
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lcOntinued on Fase 1s.1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24

IT. D, c, is anxious for a history of tie formation of each Camp of Com federate Veterans, with a short sketch If the soldier for whom it Is named eial organ, The Sunday Montgomery Advertiser. It will be of much inter est to Chapters of U. D. c. ear nestly beg Camps of the U. c. V. Tor asgistancA.-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24
A Sale of Ready to Wear Hats

A Sale of Ready to Wear Hats.
 THE SPEEDWAY POLO Is very handsome tailor effect felt tsban, trimmed with velvet and gilt orna- ment These eolors arc Tn stock. Reseds, Red, Navy and Black, only $z.00 each.
 FELT CONTTENTALS trimmed with wings and sibbon these are very stylish for misses and yoong lad ies cooss grey, sed navy and black Special price $2.so.
 NAPOLEAN SHAPE FELT HATS for misses hound with velvet and trimmed with quiIs, ribbon and oxidized ornament Come in all eolofs. Only $z00 each.
 plain hat with gsos grain ribbon band, color of hat in grey, red, navy an6 black. This is positively the best dollar sailor on the market
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-24

ALL WOOL SCOTCH CEEVIOTS; in pretty grey, blue and green mixtures, 3S inches wide soc yard.
 NOVELTY DRESS FLAErELS these ase most beautiful combinations in be, and pu, invisible cheekn especially brought oo for girls school dresses All pure wool only 5os yd
 MOHAR PLAIDS very pretty combinations in all the rich coIoringS 40 inches wide at 65e yard.
 IMPORTED SOFT SERGE PLADS; this Is wthous ques- the seasons favorite for shirt su in a the rich eolongs and most stunning combinations 45 inches wide at $t.OO yard.
The Washington times., 1905-12-25
ONE WAY TO MAKE A LIVING.

The chief industry of Bethlehem of
Judea Is that of the mother-of-pearl
workers. writes Marion Harland in
December. Lippincott's.
The shells are brought from the Red
sea, and in the hands Of native artisans
ara polished and carved. the larger into
elaborate designs; the smaller are cut
fpefor' rosaries and crosses. The work
Is all done by hand. and the methods
are amazingly primitive 10 a spectator
from the home of steam and electric
power But the results are extraOrdin-
ary. The largest shell we saw was
carved In scenes from the birth Of
Christ. the Agony in the Garden. and
the aCrucif1ion. and had the general
enect OF delicate frostWork Under the
maenifyinE glass every detail was seen
tR<be perfect in outline and in finish. It
Tfs executed TO order for wealthy
american, and was to cost $3.50
tAboUt $50 people make a living by this
Industry. which is 500 years old In the
snops The workmen sit upon the floor.
their benches in front OF them: the ain.
is full. Of whitish dust and the light
admitted by the single window and the
open door. so dim that the eXC,lisife
trsoeHy OF the wrought shells Is rnvs-
terry even before the visitor notes how
feW.2 simple and crude ~re the instru-
mcsIts EN- mployed.
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ROOTS JOKE.

IThe cares of state don't rest so heav-
~ on Mr. Roots shoulders that thew
Nll his love for a joke now and then
Tie Other dav one OF a crowd or news
ptper1men asked the secretary for the
latest news In the Venezuelan situation.
"Venezuelan situation?' replied the
Secretary. with bland smile. Il didn't
knew there was d Venezuelan sltua-
t5or-''
-:tAccordirg 70 reports. Minister Rus
sell Is having q hard time"
We'll. that's what he Is there FOR
said Secretary Root with another OF his
EXPANSIVE smiles. I'VE can't paw our
ministers big salaries. you know. win
out expecting them 20 DO something 10
earn the money. ."-Brooklyn Eagle
The Washington times., 1905-12-25
THEY MUzzLE cows IN CANADA.

Canadian farmer has rugged UP a
novel device TO keep his cows out Of
the corn. A framework of light poles
ls STRAPPED over the cows nose. muzzle
IaShlon, and studded with large nails
When the COW tries to get thr01Ieh tho
fence the nails catch against the barbs
and enectually keep her out of the
grain. The device has been widely
copied by the farmers in that section of
Canada. where the fences are at best
but poor. and travellers can see scores
of cattle carrying these novel headgears
often with birds roosting on them.
The Washington times., 1905-12-25
PERSONAL.


WORKINGMEN-A New Year present can
be had on the money saved by buying 4
warm suit or ovcrcoat, slightly used from
the onsy reliable place 81 its kind-that's s
JCSTIiS OLD STAND. 619 u 81. de2,-7t
MR. $50 KIND AND ATTENTIVE wishes
Mss a T. a merry Christmas and happy
ScU Year. deg2-3t
MONEY TO LOAS ~ SIMS or g 20 20.
JOSEPH Calm. ROOM s1g JE%fFEV
BUILDING, ITH AED y SITS wv. ce23-7t
LADIES' SUITS. SKIRTS. COATS. WAISTS.
MEMS AND BOYS SUITS AND OVER
COATS. ~ ENDLESS VARIETY; LACE
CURTAINS. BLAME NKETS. AND COMFORTS.
ALL OK WEEKLY PAYMENTS JOSEPH
CAIN. AZ ITH ST Nv. sJt
CHRISTMAS MONEY may be obtained or
furniture, pianos, organs. etc. BY addreEs-
ing BOX 1900. Times office. strictly private:
no delay ! w!H call. lel2-f
WINTER CLOTHES-we have ror saIe a few
uncaDed-for garments at one-half price.
These arc bargains IN made -to-oTdeT clothes.
GLASGOW WOOLEN MILLS CO.. els Pens
sviEs'''~ --- 49, oCl2-u
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GATHER PEARLS
I'm FAR LABRADOR
Valuable Stones Found at
;. ;;.ls River Mouths.
ARE USUALLY SILVER WHITE
Indians Have Always Known of the
Pearls and Fished for
Them.

GASPE BASIN. Canada, Dec S.-
Deep sea fishermen and whale or seal
hunters are about the only persons who
know much OF the northern Labrador
coast where IL runs up into Hudson Bay
territory. Barrenness and desolation,
rocky shores beaten by the ice Allan
tic, long winters and short, inclement
summers are its chief characteristics.
There are few signs of human life;
merely ancient rock built shelters set
up by whalers from Nantucket or Glou-
cester when Greenland whales were
hunted among the icebergs or seal hunt
ers' rude shanties where observation
parties land for a day or two at a time
But curious as IL appears there is a little
knonn source OF wealth in that lone
land
II Is found in the rivers, which gem
orally make their last leap into the
ocean over a steep waterfall. The I'M
mence masses of fresh water mussels
which In many places choke the streams
nFst directed attention 10 II in late
yeaE6.sv
The Washington times., 1905-12-25
TURBINE STEAMER
STEADY ON TRIP

LIVERPOOL. Dec. z5-The new
Cunard line turbine steamship Carmania
arrived IN the Mersey from New York
AT o'clock Yesterday morning after a
most successful voyage. Notwithstand-
ing tho fact that heavy weather was en-
eountered. the passengers report that
the vessel was steady throughout the
tr-9.
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THIS IS A NEW ONE.

IAN Irishman was at wor-; en- a hoist
ing, machine that carried bods OF
bricks TO the tcp of a building anu
brought them down empty. Happen
ingrto get caught he was carried to
theNtop Moor, and IN the orderly but
rapid progress Of the machine was
brought 10 the ground rather sud
denly. a fellow-workman leaned from
the second story scafoid!ns and cried:
Are you hurt. Pat?"
You go TO the diVVle," shouted
Pat II passed you twicet and ye
nfFer spoke 10 mel'-Speed Magazine.
The Washington times., 1905-12-25
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
WALL PAPER

wM. '. MAHONET the Progressive Pager-
hanger, reliable, prompt. cheap. legal guar
antee covers al Our work. send postal for
Tree samples and estimate. Main atCre 60S
lcnrsyl ylvanie ave. So, telephone East ia r
or following agencies: De Maine * Co., -zdi
VI ST NV, Edlavitch's store. Bowie. I'll.
10 Monroe ST. Anacostia. MattiEgly's store
Congress Heights; G01 New York ave. NV.
1890 81. Sc. agency just established
conaW ays store. Laurel. Nd. de2l7t
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS

TOR REN r-Small hall room, IS per month:
also oay window rOcm IS per month or SO
Tor TWO. nicely furnished; respectable neigh
borhood' board close. Ca!l al 1894 :5th ST
NV. deg, o.
FOR RENT-comfortable pleasant rooms 81
and $50 the weeE- !22 Sth ST. NV de2j-2.
PRETTY front Per,or To a quiet gentleman
or 10 \ couple with of private kitch en-
for light housekeeping lI2S 9th ST nv
de25-2t
1921 n ST. NV. Furnished rooms: southern
exposure. private family; reasonable: CON
veniences; central. light Housekeeping to
careful party de25-2t
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SALESMEN-WAETED.

:20 4 WEEK SALARY By selIin; patterns
cay. security so. or so "a dav can be
made by any man Or woman BY selling fo-
Christmas presents. latest strlcs. high art
handmade embroidery novelties. ss.r. waists
and skirts. We offer goods direct from tho
manufacturers OF the UEltcd states Embroid-
cry Works. Us East BroaIway, New Yorx
We have ali kincs of imported silk and
woelsn chawls. japanese kiacncs and Orion
al goods. Washington Branch Ollcc f5v
wholesale ana retail 90 r 81. nv Repre-
ceuted by s. TRACHTMAN. CaU at branch
ofnce or drop postal for Information. dell iSt
The Washington times., 1905-12-25
MAINTAINING ExCLUsIvENEss.

II is. we hear becoming an increas-
ing fashion for wealthy children in
America TO call In the assistance; of
professional packers on Christmas day
to enable them to eat more than their
less fortunate brethren. - London
Punch
The Washington times., 1905-12-25
Typhoid Proof Milk Free.

Send for q free bottle Of "Clean Milk"
Purified in a steam turbine. perfectly
PasteUrized and chilled This is the
finest, purest, and only safe milk IN the
city at regular prices. Ice cream made
Of purified cream. Standard Dairy and
Ice Company. 1893 18th St NV. Phone
North Js3.
The Washington times., 1905-12-25
RURAL NEWS.

Roads are frozen again.
Got all your presents selected
Now loOk out for ice harvesting
71fci weather for the biacksrl.ths
ekzting 10 popular sport these days.
slf1s IS. getting something Ike winter
AaSlstte Leader.
The Washington times., 1905-12-25

Punch and Judy, Marionettes, Santa
Claus Costumes. Gundlach. S13 7th St NV
The Washington times., 1905-12-25
WAKTED-EOOMS.

WANTED-Two or three roomf fIrn shed
complete for light housekeeping. by family
or three adults, with baby. in neighborhoad
Of 18th St and Kenesaw: state terms Al
dress BOX 531. Times office II
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERS.

YOT- CAN Buy the latest model WcUirgioU
Standard typewriter on easy terms: 81 CuE1
and 81 per week. no better mGc--iuU made,
hundreds In use IN Washington. Cali c.
phone Main 1J4i Tor p2rt-cllars- U-ce. .Js
UCi1r 4JL
The Washington times., 1905-12-25

Red Immortclles, a5 Cents Per Bunch,
Christmas WIeaths from % cents up az
Kramer 8 9l6 + st
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ANACOSTIA.
LOCAL MENTION.

With Supply of Royal Plsen"
In the house a good welcome waits your
holiday guests The perfect light beer
Phone W. t36. Abner-Drury Brew. Co
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FOR RENT-TYPEwR1IERS

RENT "A Wellington typcwritcr. only So
a month: four months rental eppiics on plr-
chase; utandard keyboard. visible writer. Of
FICE 500 11th 81. deI6-15t
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Silver White.

H.
iUsraiiysthey are silver white in color.
though a young man who has just re-
turned from Labrador has a pair of
rkse-pipk pearls. perfectly matched.
Mrfsfy weigh about twelve grains each.
akdoAee worth $50 or $40 apiece.
IRIS lucky one WIS rot a pearl hun
terc put took q clump or shells IN his
hfrd and sat down TO open them with
h3ss pocket knife. He found the pearls
Il AQEe large shell. After that hnG Ne
skefp a fortnight in searching for more
bbf only obtained about hC.lf a dozen
spaall ones. worth. perhaps. So.
las rule. pearl hunting is gone about
ir more scientific manner. The mus
seis are stacked on fiat rocks or sand
bars and are allowed TO decompose,
When the shells open naturally and are
easily examined for the pearls. when
I've embedded IN the flesh of the fsh.
z Indians Collected Pearls.
The Indians of that district have al
Ways known OF these fresh water pearls.
and several of the rivers running north
have been fshed for them for many
EcHeratfonS. Most of the pearls coz
lected by them IN olden times were
ruined by being rudely bored. so that
they might be strung for necklaces OF
for the adornment OF wampum belts.
Nowadays. the wfde-awake Hudson
Bay Company traders pay fair price
fpE sall the Indians can collect Some
Montreal houses have regular dealings
with the pearl hunters of the coast
aff3 have agents on the spot who OBJ
tain shipments for them.
The Washington times., 1905-12-25
DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT FLATES-No extracting:
no pain: look feel. act. and iast longer than
natural ;eeth, shrCnken faces made normal.
PAINLESS nilinss. DIR. j. L. WILSON. 1908 =
sJ. NV. no2S-3Ot
FOR PAINLESS. hlSh-e;ass dentistry AZ
modern prices, consult NERO Dentists
IlIJ Pennsylvania ave. Examinations free
no29-tf
The Washington times., 1905-12-25
WANTED-BICECLES.

WANTED-3ICE
DON'T PUT your oil bicycles in the cellar
We pay highest cash prices Tor them li3
Pennsy wanna ave. nW. dei.-sit
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
BUY YOUR CHILD bicycle Tor Christ.r...y.
we have all makes slightly lsed. cheap for
cash; We can save you SO or more. q fu.I iiae
Of mems bIcs sc.es az cost. tres az .o7t-.f
prices, all makes, summaries, etc See 4.
4. HUNTER. The Eicy ycienan. We treat y5u
right. Open "A. M. Until >. IN 10 Penn
BylVania ave. NV. decor
REAL HARTFORD II r. II. Tree 500.
other Harfords and D:anond Puncturc- PROOF
q. IS. written guarantee. St JOAN cushion a
absolutely no purctures. $J75. vulcarizire
z0c. JONES TIRE WORKS. Go--6c4 + 81
deee-5t-exSu
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Order Lacey's Delicious Zee Cream.

Vanilla. Chocolate and stra wbc-ry. made
from fresh Strawberries. 90c per gallon
Ca New York avenue northwest. Phone.
The Washington times., 1905-12-25
AUTO TIRES.

AUTO TIRES.
GENUINE HARTFORDs, 2Sx2i. and g. $40
ami 5liIG. ClinCheT cases 2Sx3. $50 30. others
very low. Rctrcading. vulcanizing: expert
guaranteed work quick service: fair D-fCes
JONES TIRE WORKS. 6G2-6o4 St
de-Z-5t- -ZSu
HOW STRANGE, S;iu buying experience.
VIXEN your ola ureS can be made Ike new;
stop bUyinS new tires get wise When
punctures. blowouts. and ri.ncuts bother see
Us. also fOr now rubber covers. We save
you dollars, having complete New York fac
tory facilities. Hercules nUu-sNld covers man.
Utacturet and applied. Rebuilt American
ana foreign tires ana ncR-skids on sale.
cheap. Phone North 1901. AUTOMOBILE
TIRI: AND REPAIR WORKS. i7th and o
SITS del2-50t
The Washington times., 1905-12-25
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Two white ehamber-uaids. Ap-
Ply, with references, RICHMOND HOTEL.
lIth ard H SITS. NV. de25-st
WANrED-Two cooks; also one house girl
LoI general work; must have reference; no
otner heed apply. l1l6 Pennsylvania ave. NV
W. sWaANTED-Colored woman as irst-class cook
w 81. nv. II
WANTED-Two cooks. three general workers
ehambermaids, nurse. white. colored. iii
10th st NV. II
WANTED Experienced mattresses. $3.50 and
% per week; aprons furnished and Wandered
81 ans re- c.n MAX - LAND QUICK LUNCH ROOM,
~ sen ST. NV. de25-3t
WANTED-Good home for settled white
woman private family three: small salary;
pest reference. Address BOX ssl Times Of
fee. dess-3t
WANTED-woman, cook and general house
WORK: 5. ERNEST PHILPITT. 2SI7 18th St
WANTED-A good respectnble white or col
ored girl 70 nurse; stay nights; good waEes
Aply s2SS n ST. NV de23-3t
HELP wANTED-MALE.
WANTED-Men to learn barber trade: only
e.snt weeks required; tools donated; board
pwvpviaea; w1S,e position guaranteed when through.
write Tor free catalogue. MOLER'S BAR
BER COLLEGE, l3I Prince ST, New York
city. deas.st
SS
WANTED Messenger service to ealtimore
tWestport); small percentage on commissions
Aoaress BOX 5SS, Times office. II
WANTED-A young coIored man 10 mako
niinseIf IelIf generally useful around barroom.
WANTED-At once. an errand bow. with
wheel PAsTERNAk. 1870 l4th ST. 1t
BOYS MAKE MONEY tn.s week by sAu-
SATURDAY.
morning, O'Clock; special holiday number:
G0ssS Is, cents; Ts & sells for &C cents VIM SMITH.
square from B. & O. station. de25-3t
sun start AT am; VIII pay good salary
and pay extra for new customers Solicited
by boys. Address WIN. SMITH. 2O4 Arthur
pace NV. one square from b & o. dez5-st
WANTED Shoemaker for jack work; steady
Joo. SzS4 ST NV. de25-3t
WANTED-Coiored porter: must understand
waiting and attend steam heat: good refer
ence REQUIRED H;s Pennsylvania ave. NV. II
wANTED-A irst-class white barber al
once. F. BUZzoNE. 500 Pennsylvania ave
1t
wANTED-Scunions. MARYLAND QUICK
LUNCH ROOM. sl0 9th st. NV. de25-St
WANTED-Gardener. to take charge OF mar
ket garden and orchard; crops on shares or
otherwise; implements and room: place just
out OF Washington. Address BOX 52s. Times
Office de24-St
WANTED-Youth 70 work IS days IN ex.
change for business college course Address
BOX SIS, Times Office de2s-St
boy. morning and even
ing 9th ST. and New York ave. NV. de2s-st
WANTED-Ten coat hands. Apply GEO. T
KEEN. 1910 = ST. NV. de23-St
WANTED-Boys with bicycles for messen-
ger service; industrious boys can earn 81
per day and more; boys attending school viii
be employed from p m TO II .. m. and
--fIrT MESSENGER COMPANY, Basement
lz0l ST NV oc4tf
BOYs. BE INDEPENDENT-Own your own
routes Get a list Of customers
for the Evening and Sunday Times and YOU
will make good money. For further in
formation apply CIRCULATION DEPART
MENT. The Washington Times. ap23-tf
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn good
income corresponding for newspapers; expe-
Iience unnecessary. Send for particulars
PRESS SYNDICATE, Lockport, y. Y.
no3-1SGt
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
HALL ROOM. with board $3.50 week; other
room 20 month. 1872 10th st. NV 1t
ISd h SI--One or two pleasant rooms; old
y 4rslnia cooking; transients; table boarders
accommodated de9z-et
FURNISHED ROOMS. with board; near Can
4t2L- SIs "a 81. sc. de2s-3t
lOS MARYLAND AVE NE-Large front
room with board; furnace heat: convenient
- bath. de947t
AT ul9 X ST. NW.-Nery desirable sunny
room, with board. terms reasonable. hall
square TO cars. dee3-sf
ELEGANT furnished roo7.1s ald board. the
oest cooking; opposite Congressional Library
ISo East Capitol ST. deI9-Tt
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Valuable Secret Revealed.

fMcn wondered why old-time whale or
seal hunters and other early navigators
collected such quantities of the shells
as were piled about the camping places.
Then a short search by a ne'er-do-well
a lew. years ago revealed a large, ir-
regularly shaped pearl under pile of
shells. and Immediately a valuable
secret WIS revealed
Since that time several men have be-
come expert pearl fishers, and now ship
uten1s are periodically, and in summer
regularly made of pearls These men
ntHke fair wages by their labors.
though. of course. the returns vary
according to the fortune that attends
some or the pearls are large and of
gteat value. Last year one was sold TO
al New Yorker OF rare discrimination for
Upward OF LOCO.
lin appearance these fresh water nearls
are not easily distinguished from those
obtained in Southern seas, though un-
fortunately some percentage OF them
are irreg ular IN shape.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs
THoS. J. FISHER & CO., INC.

REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1874 'I7'' ST. y. ".
TELEPHONE II 24s ard -. ssaS
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

WHY NOT Buy yourself a lot OF good I'o5If-
Try 10 lay egss now, while the eggs arc ni.l
price, We nave good assortment ur f1.y-
mouth RocHs, LeghoIns. ijraAmas LANG
Bnangs, etc. SCHMID : BIRD STORE. -I2
18th 81. CefS-.T
IMPORTED canary birds for sale: frsJ ar
rived IN NoN oTk Yvr steamer PatI-.is. -.t.h
d big lot u trained canary birds. 2 uul--
HarZ Mountain warbler ANA uue C2-. r..
s. g, and s.; worth twice rs lnu h &c
male birds, ripe Tor bI.s.1iag. SOC. IA Guar
antee ard all iufOrua ion .lytu. Lc raouev
required before you hear thc bird singing IN
your own nome: EScIal discount ID o.rI
dealers, send postal Or call AZ yJS eth b;
near r.. Telephone Main 25Ss-K CARL,
-. A1dreasbcrE. Har= Noun
t2iUs. Germany Jefs-IIt