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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-19
HOLY LAND EARTH.
LsnS lsland Company ls Absst e
 Import It.

Business men of Jamaica. l.. [. have formed company -fo import and sell small packages of earth frois the Hcly Land Each packet will he ac- companied by an affidavit from Care w. Ande:soB-Neary of Alexandria. Egypt. who has baen engaged to se- cure the earth and export it.
 The idea originated ..i Dresden. \ foreign dispatch. printed in tho New York papers. told how a Dresden m,r- chant had conceived the plan of selI- ing small portions of Holy L:rnd earth. ieti.semane. Bethlehem. Jerusalem, Nazareth. and other places of historic interes, are to furnish the earth from which the Jamaica men horse to make money
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-19
Dr. Arthur O-leary a SusetAe.

CLEVELAND. O. Jan 19.-Dr. AT. thur O-Leary committed suicide here by shooting himself through the heart. Dr. O'I.eary had retired from active p-acti.,. aIsI fer several years past had devoted his tirlc "a lec.;I-ii.s on by: -icrc ari phrenolcxy sfe formerly practiced medicine in Boston and lesves q wife and daughter in thst city. III beaIth and despondepcy. M is espposea. I'd tc the suicide.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-19

ERADICATION, \. J., Jan. 19.-Benja- min Raisinger. father of Frank Raisin- ger. who is to be hanged on Feb. 15 for the murder of his wife, attempted to hang himself at his farm, about five miles from here He was cut down by a farm hand. Mir. Raisinger declared that he would not live to see his son eX- ecuted. The young mans mother is critically ill.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-19
Look Out 1!

Pneumonia is very prevalent jrst now. White pine and tar wards it off. Take ours. Take no other. and you take no chances. oJ cents takes the bottle. FITZPATRICK'S Pharmacy, East Main and Wall streets.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-19

Bath Succeeds Hardwicke. LONDON. Jan. 1a.-The Marquis of Bath has been appointed undersecrc- tary for India. replacing the late Earl of Hardvicke.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
WOmen's S Waists.

At SOC Made N L ; . of sheer l3 e
square yoke front formed of tucks,
lace and embroidery insertion,
tucks on side; tucked back, lace
trimmed attached collar, tucked
sleeves; buttons in back.
Az OO~ Made of fine Ma
Al 2>A- dras. with woven
polka dots, front formed of twenty
one-quaI ter inch tucks: French
back. fancy collar, bow tie: in
white, champagne and light blue.
At 09c- 1o1fs-ao} Mqds of ;dse sheer
front formed of ten one and half
inch pleats edged with fancy
stitching; fancy stock collar and
tie.
At 00c- Made Made % Of T., sheer zee
tire front formed of fine tucks. two
rows of openwork embroidery and
four rows of Valenciennes lace
tucked back, tucked sleeves and
fancy stock collar.
At $1.A0- Made Made of ,5dI; I'm,
Wolfe. in several coIorings. front @
formed of eleven one inch hov
pleats, French back. stock collar
with bow tie,
At 81 40 Made OF lawn,
60, entire front
FORMED OF hand-drawn Mexican
work and large tucks. tucked back,
At S1,40- Made of Per-
sian lawn. but
toned back. tucked front, trimmed
Win two rows Of wide German
Ealenciennes lace insertions and
rows OF hemstitching forming v.
trimmed collar and cuffs.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Upholstery Goods.
I'd II.

A Mill Cleanup of Manu-
facturer's Sample LENGTHS
Of
Damasl, GObelin Tapestry. Fig
ured Armures, Repps, Cordurovs
Nelours. Fancy Striped TapestTv
Reversible Jute Damasks and sin,
Nelours. in lengths ranging from
l1s to 3 yards and 80 inches wide,
800 Lengths Of Tapestry
in various styles and colorings. lIs
yards long; regular value 81. "a:
N%A bA4SO ''...- Sill
POO Lengths OF Gobelin
1apeStry, various shades. 1Is
yards long. value $500; our
RAASS ''..'.ssss ...-.............Sl 81
115 Lengths Of Silk Dam
ask, six different shades, IL
yards long; value $2.25: our price.
S1.4T
10 Lengths OF HEAVY
tapestry, good designs and col
orings; yards long: value $500.
at S2.22l value $3.50. at S2.67:
value Sa.2o. at... 50 .D4
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Grocery Specials.-@n

Armour's '' Helmet Brandt Hams. Do not con
use tese with the large, coarse ad-
rse oy dealers whose sole object price and not
quallty The brand Helmet" Ham
II as the pest Their weight ranges 8
= POUNDS; our price lU3IC
OUR CELEBRATED CRED STAR" COFFEE
ne regular price for OnepOund cartons is 29c: for
$1.14. ~ F 1''O4iS AO'
AMARYLLIS CHOP TEA
NIlNed FOrrnOsa OOIOng, English Breakfast Ceylon
Jepeth YOun9 HysOn and GunpOvvder; our REGULAR
price 46c. a pound. Special this sale:-
09c' P0undj o-lb caddy, ST .94 1O-Ib. caddy S3 7e
"RED STAR" RUSSIAN TEA
) 40 pound for
people unless
Where at $Oo pound Think
anu ne most celclo1S tea that S14 - ID
MACY 5 FAMOUS "RED STAR" BRAND BREAKFAST
COCOA
doz. - ' 7E'A S'' 10c'' @A'0S
A Special Sale Of Canned Peas and String Beans
dozsn APPS 'and Early June Peas Gender and d'eioa At
cans l"Farrens' First Quality String z6c.
[NFf- NA BRAND LIMA by
New Jersey sold elsewhere
SAFE AOC- cam one dozen
with all dealers. We A4'''- COMPARISON
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Corset Covers.

- Il - l. w III Ss
Cambria, F-shaped neck. trim
mea with wide embroidery edg-
N-'6 ''''... .................19 sc
Cambria. French style, trim
med with torchon lace edging,
Cambria. French style. low T
neck, trimmed with to-chon lace
rune with ribbon drawn
through ................,., .24c
Nainsook, low neck. French
BlyIe' trimmed with two rows Of
lace and three Of embroidery in
sernons and lace edging. .S9c
Nainsook, low neck. French
style, trimmed with embroidery
insertion and embroidery edgtng
WITH ribbon ..................A .A9C
Nainsook. low neck, French
style. trimmed with two rows az
lace insertion and lace edging
with ribbon ...............0 $40
Better Qualities Up To-. So. 80
Short Underskirts.
Muslin. trimmed with hem
stitched cambria ruffle. .24t
Cambria. trimmed with UNI
oreila-shaped lawn ruftie and
hemstitched tucks ..4Oc
Cambria. trimmed with cam
brio ruftie, tucks, two rows OF
iace insertion and lace edC-
iS '''....... .ASc
Better Qualities Up To..S7. PA
Walking Skirts.
Cambria. trimmed with hem
sutched cambric ruffie. .49c
Cambria. trimmed with UNI
brelIa-shaped lawn ruffie. tuclls
Two rows Of wide torchon lace
insertion and lace rufie; finished
with dust ruffie. 700
Cam brio, trimmed with nm
brelIa- shaped lawn ruffie. tucks
deep embroidery rufle; finished
with dust ruffie. 500
Cambria, trimmed with um-
brella-shaped lawn ruffle. four
rows OF torchon lace insertion
ana lace rufIie. QQC
Cambria, trimmed with nm.
brella-shaped lawn ruffie. fou,
rows Of valenciennes lace inser.
uons and lace ruff1e. 81 .2e
Cambria, trimmed with nm.
brella-shaped lawn ruffle. twc
rows OF cluster tucks. deep EN-.
broidery fiouncs. finished witt
Gust rune ......,.........S1.A .Ae
Better Qualities Up TO-. .S5f. .0s
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Black and C0lOred Silks
Muslin Underwear. "a Fl
Drawers.

Drawers.
Muslin, umbrella shaped ruff1e,
trimmed with hemsJitched tuck
ed ruflle .--..........-.... &c
Cambric, trimmed with UNI
brella-shapod lawn ru1ne. hem
stitched rucks and tucls above
ruI1e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Z=+c
Cambria. trimmed with tucks
and deep embroidery rufiie. $50
Cambric, unUrella-shaped ruff
he, trimmed with tCchs, hem
stitching and deep lace edging,
Better Qualities Up To..S7 40
Night Gowns.
Muslin. V-shaped neck, trim
med with tlcks. TWO rows OF lace
- - sec
Muslin. high neck yoke formed
Of fine tucks and hemstitched
cambric rufle ...-......4Sc
Cambria, V-shaped neck trim
med with tucEs, two rows Of
wide embroidery insertion and
hemsutched lawn rulIie. $50
Cambria, low. neck, trimmed
with three lace medailions. bead
ing with ribbon and lace edg-
Ing '.-s..-.--. -.-..-..----..--O OGc
Muslin. V-shaped neck, trim
med with tUcks, six rows Of en-
bCoidery insertion and embrold-
cry rune ...-.............I9 &c
&ainsOoR, square neck. trim
med with tUcks, lace embroidery
insertion aud lace edging. $50
Nainsook. E-shaped neck, trim
med with tucks, four rows Of
blind embroi der insertion. en-
broidery rufie and ribbon bow,
99c
Nainsook. square neck, yoke
formed OF fine embroidery and
lace Insertions. wide embroidery
beading with ribbon and lace
rune, ,.................... > .2S
Better Qualities Up To. .S17.49
Chen7ises.
Skirt length. camloric, round
neck, trimmed with two rows Of
embroidery and one OF lace IN
sertions. tucked. skirt finished
with cambTfc ruffie. 500
Skirt length, nainsook, round
neck, trimmed with wide en-
broidery. beading with ribbon
and lace edge; lawn rufle and
lace edging on skirt..........99o
Better Qualities Up TOSS. 10
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Children's and
Misses Wear.
ID Fl.

- i J..
Al AOC Russian Dresses,
made of pink or
blue checked gingham, back and
front trimmed with box pleats,
chambray collar. cuffs and belt;
sizes 2, B and q years.
AT OOc.-Princess Dresses,
made Of white
lawn, tucked round yoke with en-
broidery insertion and ruffle; sizes
2, 8 and 4 years.
At Short Dresses,
made of nainsook,
pointed yoke OF lace insertion and
feather stitching; ruffle on shoul-
der, trimmed with lace, two rows
Of lace insertions and feather
stitching; skirt finished with hem:
sizes l and 2 years.
At Sl.3O- Prin s $
Dresses. made
OF white lawn. round yoke formed
Of hemstitched tucks and three
rows Of embroidery insertion, ber-
tha trimmed with embroidery In
I sertion and ruffle; sizes =. 3 and +
years.
AT AOc,- Children's Skirts
on Waists, made
Of lawn, trimmed with two clus-
ters of tucks and embroidery ruf-
fle; sizes 2, 8 and years
At 400. Misses and Chill
made Of cambria. trimmed with
umbrella-shaped ruffle, varied
tucks and embroidery ruffle: sizes
2 to 16 years.
AT l0C.-M Misses and Chill
dren's Drawers,
made Of good muslin, trimmed
with hem and tucks: sizes 2 to IA
years.
At 24c.- Misses and Chill
dren'S Drawers,
! made of good muslin. trimmed
with tucks and embroidery ruffle;
sizes 2 to Ii years.
At SOc.-M Misses and Chill
dren'S Drawers.
made OF cambria, umbrella-sha
/ ruttle, trimmed with hemstitched
tucks: lace insertion and edging;
4 sizes 2 to Ia years.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Womem's Hosiery.

1st Fl.
At 1OC,- Imported Black
NA Cotton Hose;
double soles. heels and toes.
At 2Dc,- Black G e
very sheer, excellent quality;
double soles, heels and toes; also
same quality in plain tan and
slate; sizes S to 1O1z.
AT 2QC-- Black Cotton
Hose, m d / m
weight: double soles. heels and
toes; excellent quality; sizes s TO
1O1a.
At 2OC,- Black Gauze
Lisle Thread
Hose. very sheer. with garter tops
and double sOles and spliced heels
and toes; sizes 8 to 1O1s; also same
quality in assorted shades Of tan.
At 2OC,- Black Ingrain
Lfsle Thread
Hose, white-tipped toes and heels.
also with split feet: double heel,
soles and toes; sizes 8 TO 1O12.
At S3C,- Black Ingram
T.isle Thread Hose, very sheer and
fine; made with spliced heels and
toes
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
CALIFORNIA
ASPARAGUS

Lily White Brand TIPS;
square can; can, 24c. doz-
en-, S&74.
Manzanita Brand; can
24c- Dozen So.74.
Lily White Brand. large
can; white or green; can
32c. dozen. $500.
American Beauty Brand.
extra large can. extra large
spc@is, white or green; can,
SIC dozen, S+-2e.
Lily White Brand, coIos-
sal asparagus; jar. Coo. :
dozen, $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
TOMATOES

JeSsamine Brand, best
quality, red. ripe, Jersey
stock: can. lie. dozen,
$1.21.
American Beauty Brand
extra large cans. highest
selection OF whola Jersey
fruit: can. 13c.; dozen,
s1.46.
Extra fancy Ripe Fruit
large size: gallon cans,
2lc. case OF six. S1.24
Tomatoes. With okra g.
10. can. 1ec. dozen. 81 SO.
Spinach. so. cans I4c-
each; Sl.57 dozen.
FumpAin (GOlden), &n.
cans. lOc. each. S1.14
dozen.
squash (Marrow), s-n,
cans. lac each: $1.57 doz-
en-.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
White-and-Gc1 China
and Special Order
Work.

We call particular attention to
our unequalled assortment of
Wbiteand-Gold china. from
which entire sets or single pieces
may be chosen.
We make a speciality Of decorat-
Ing China and Glassware with
monograms, crests and initials.
This work is done In our decorat-
ing shops on the premises, and we
guarantee it to be equal to the
best European decorating, while
prices are about half the price
asked elsewhere.
We invite opportunities to estf-
mate and submit samples.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Mems Half Hose.

1sr Fl
At 10C,- Mems Cotton
Half Hose. black.
tan and cadet blue: double sOles,
heels and toes; sizes 912 to j.
AT .33C.- Mems Imported
Black Ingram
Lisle Thread Half Hose, medium
gauze; double sOles, heels and toes.
At .33C.- Mems Imported
Black O a U g
Lisle Thread Half Hose; double
scles, heels and toes.
At 24C,- Mems Imported
G OF { on Half
Hose. plain tan and black grounds.
with neatly embroidered figures on
insteo.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
CORN.

JeSSa-nIns o-and, tartar
rich and creamy; euusi
quality sold e.sewhsrs AZ
lac, can; can. 100; dossr
SI.O0.
LILY White brand. ax4-
quality; equal quality .old
elsewhere a. 1Sc. a car.
can. l2c.; dozen. S1-SS
American Beauty brand
tender and delicious axtra
fancy: can. lac; 6ozsn.
S1-5T.
BEANS.
Kidney Beans. IN cam
Sc can: Gle cozsn
Golden Wax. Lily wnlts
brand; can lO,c.; dozsa.
S1.00.
Lm2S JeSsamins brad,
can. lac: Dozen. S1.ST.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
DRY OoCoS. DRY SooDs'
@1.ll!(,H!Izy:5:.::.: ! ,, Z S: !:
Il - ern ~ 35th at

FOR N$s,
~. 60. Z: =: Z ldR
WOmen's Waists, made OF
India Llnon, buttoned back
Il trimmed with cluster tucking and
four rows OF fine embroidery In
sertiOns and embroidery motifs;
tucked back and sleeves; trimmed
stock collar and cuffs; S1 10
Tuesday at.--.--
WOnen's Waists. made OF
fine white lawn. front trimmed
with fine tucks and wide blind en-
broidery Insertion; tucked CT 10
back: Tuesday at-.------ y
WOmen's Waists, made Of
Persian lawn, back and front
! trimmed with cluster tucking and
Maltese lace insertions: trimmed
/ 8; Tuesday Cd AO
WOmen's Wrappers. made
Of figured lawn. ruffle around yoka
finished with two rows Of fancy
braid. skirt finished with 10
deep hounce; Tuesday az Nv
w o m 9 n S SeePsucker
PetticOats, trimmed with two
; ruffies and fancy stitch 20
ing; Tuesday at. OSS
Women's Shirt Waist
Dresses. made OF white Iawnf
pleated waist and pleated skirt;
sizes % to Al in; Tues ca OF
c h iii d r e ms Dresses,
regulation style, made OF white
/ duck or tan linen. box-pleated or
trimmed effects; sizes 4 TO SO nS
u years; Tuesday at. -. pSs1O
Children s D o u b Q
4 Breasted Box Refers,
Regulation style, made OF blus
cheviOt or tan covert cloth; sizes
8 to II years; Tuesday G Ok
WOnen's r ain Coats,
| made OF satin with q thin coat
} ing OF rubber, gracefully draped
! from a broad-shOuldered yoke TO
/ the bottom Of skirt; colOrs are red.
|. tan. blue or black. These import
ed speciaIties are used as auto
mobile or shower coats; S12 IA
Tuesday, at. .-...,s.-,.,.- " "
with extra trousers. made OF all
wool cheviots in the new spring
patterns, one pair regular and one
pair knickerbocker trOusers-bOth
full Hled-SiZes { 70 10 years;
value $500; Tuesday ca O6
at -
Mems Spring OvercOats,
handsome new models. made OF
dressy black Thibets and Oxford
yicunas. lined and faced 20 edge
with merveilleux silk. knee-length;
cut on conservative lines; suita-
ble for business or dress wear:
sizes 81 to Il in: Tues S11 81
: Fulfilled Bobbinet Cur
i tainS, finished with lace edging
and insertion; 10 inches wide and
3 yards long
Regular S1.35 quality at csc. Or.
Regular $50 quality at S1.12 DR..
Regular S1-75 quality ct ST SO pr.
Tapestry Couch Covers,
Bagdad effect. Oriental coIorings.
| finished with tasSel fringe, 80
inches wide.
Regular $500 quality at s.. AZ ea-
Regular $3.50 quality at sizes ea-
Regular S3.25 quality at 50. .40 ca
4 Sofa Cushions, covered with
tapestry fabrics. in a variety OF
Il colOrings and designs.
Regular S150 quality at 09c-
Regular $3.50 quality at STA
Regular s.. 60 quality AZ ST ga
H. The Above Will Not
IS Be on Sale Monday. q
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Toilet Sets

Toilet Sets, full size.
or0fe6 oIns pieces. ~ neatly dec S1.O6
Same with covered jar. So. OF.
Toilet Sets, full size,
nine pieces, white, with CO x
gold band and lines..... PS'CO
Same with covered Jar. 81. .6S.
Toilet Sets, fancy
shapes and decorations, CO ~
nine pieces ......... PAsOE
Same with covered Jar, 81. 20.
Toilet Sets, violet dec
orations and stippled % Al
gold. nine pieces. ...... PCa-f2
Same with covered jar, So. 90.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Kitchen Wares s

Everything for the Kitchen in
Crockery and Glass-our assort-
ments are the largest to be seen
anywhere. and no store in the
country sells them for so little. All
kinds of fireproof dishes for serv-
ing meats en- casserole. German
and French Cooking Utensils and
Blue Pantry Jars. bearing labels
Of the things they are meant to
hold-spiccs, sugar. salt. -four,
meal and the like.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

l.ily White Brand Prepared Buckwheat.
10 cartons. each lac: dozen. Sl.5T.
Lily white brand Prepared Flour. 8 10.
cartons. lac. each; dozen. sl57
Covers Louisiana Maple Cane syrup
quart cans, 2Se.: : dozen. s. 63. half gal
cans. 44c. dozen. 5000.
Egs-o-see. the new Breakfast Cereal:
package. lOe.: dozen. S112
Preserved Strawberries and Rasoberrtes
si-7l- N'''
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
WOrmen's Dresses and Suits.

At S24.14 Dresses Of White Net or Point d'Esprt
@-- 80 80 full blouse models, tucked at the neck
forming pointed yoke, finis4ed with square-shaped
breteIe extending to waist lne, trimmed Win lace
qirdle Of LOuisine silk and full puff
sleeves deep cuffs, lace; Skirt
with lace nseTtngs and high gathered HOunce, with
tuc1s lace draped over White Orqande.
SO TA-VVhlte Shirt Waist Dresses, made OF
fine Persian lawn, closely shirred yoke
vvristband embroidery; panel front skirt
brOidery inserted, the alternate cores shirred.
C12 II Shirt Waist Dresses made o
black tafeta or checked materials in
black and white; full pleated blouse,
standing collar Of anOver lace, fun sleeves
deep fitted cuffs; skirt has shirred nOunce, finished
with tucks the bottom
At SO. ~ New Model Blouse Suits, made Of
taffets, fitted back with peated frock ana fun front
trimmed with linen embroidery loops but
tons; crushed grdle Of taffeta, full sleeves
wrists and finished cuffs; unlined
cusr round length, with plcated and
pleared panels back ana
E4 50 "A New Model Semi Dress Walkinu
Skirts made Of black Panama; side
pleeted stitched at with front;
finished stitched bands.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

WOmen's Pure Silk
Umbrellas at Sl.6O.
Value Three Dollars.
LIST Fl.
PARAGON FRAME UNI
BRELLAS, 26-inch size.
covered with pure silk
serge, the edges hemmed; A.;
handles OF sterling silver,
pearl and rolled gold plate.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
English Decorated
Ware

" AiA ~
Green Bordered, Pink Flowers
Dinner Plates. a dozen, reduced
from S2.27 to................S p "A
Breakfast Plates, p dozen, re
duced from $1.79 to.........S1 10
Tea Plates, a dozen. reduced
from S1.44 to...................96c
Cups and Saucers. a dozen, re
duced from S2.27 to.........S .44
Sugar Bowls. each. reduced from
OIc. TO ..........-...... .OSC
Creamers. each. reduced from
Z4c. 10 Observation-Disclosures. &c
Covered Dishes. each. reduced
from 9Sc. to. .6Sc
Delft Blue Underglaze:-
Dinner Plates. a dozen. reduced
from Sl.19 to-. y y
Breakfast Plates. a dozen, re-
duced from $1.56 tO...........96c
Tea Plates. a dozen. reduced
from S1.33 to..................S c
Cups and Saucers, g. dozen. re-
duced from $1.79 to....S1. 1 9
Teapots. each. reduced from 73c.
Sugar Bowls. each. reduced from
SIC. TO ...-.--..-..-.--.. ..--.... 09c
Covered Dishes, each. reduced
from &c. to................- ..69c
Similar reductions have been
made in the prices of all sizes of
Dishes, Jugs and other pieces. In
the assortment are plenty of full
dozens to make complete sets.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

Chaucterelie SeTdines. genuine ps.,,
half boxes. l9c. Gozen. s. II 'SSA'
.,i Cnih : sauce. half pint bottles. lSc. sses
dozen cans. SI.l2 N"N' AVe'
Leon Marceau Brand PruneS hast ,,,,,
nS eAtlns prunes imported. +. 10. jars'4 ~,
NuIsy POWDER. genuine Madras. ussdsup0
sac totsies; regular prics l(sr, for 80
SALE at Ie- each and Sic. a dozen N-A~
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Trimmings.

LIST Fl.
Large Bunches Of Velvet Cow
slips, . dozen in a bunch; in black,
white. yellow and light
blue, with tipped edges; IN
value 30c. .................. 4%G
Natural Green CowsliQ Foliage,
with rubber stems; -
8oc lsaves IN a bunch; value 1Oc
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
LEON MARCEAU BRAND

BRAND yFszE-7- M re ou- -
go
$4,000 Nn,s,,,rr. z,.. 90. -.
1S. can: $GO6 dCz
2Sc cans SIS
dsFe0t ver hns cnOx zO eA0,
as @ H" can 2a' Mushrooms
doz - - - ' 'ln' VII AtihOk~. FO1ds; can 4sa, do.
Ez. Fins
a SPECIAL CEREALS
Lily White Brand White ordinary rolled
parched by the
the largest and best
SO goOd':-
4, 10 cotton Bass regular 36
for sale. as
Extra Quality
oliyi OLD bags, csc; lob O- N"Ss
eI Sarona Whole Head Rhe quality grown: 2lS
price this lac;
bags regular price S9c this 33c cotton bogs 0n ton
for I GHa Russian Lens sold elsewhere 10 our pr.
Best White Granulated Farna others al 1Oc
our price Ior Lib
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

"Straus" Cut Glass.
Rich. brilliant. deeply cut crys-
tai from our own cutting shops.
Since there are no middlemen's
profits, this ware at our regular
prices is matchless value. How
much better the opportunity when
reductions like these are made for
a sale:-
o live or A ! m o n d
Trays, 5-inch. regularly Ozc
$1.23; special. l............ >HS
Celery Trays, regularly 60 6O
9o.4S '..... N%7'
Water Caraffes, regu- CO 40
larly $3.49. 9.............. PA'V|
Flower Vases, 6-inch, regu-
! rly $2.19: spe- CT 40
cial ....................P , Il 10Y
Sugars and Creamers; regular
ly S3.97 a pair; spe- 60 OF
clal .............. %AS'
Olive Dishes. footed and han
died: regularly $3.1e; 50 32
special .............. ~@0cO
Salad Bowls. 9-inch; three de-
signs; regularly $685. Cd OF
special ................. %S'>1
Jelly D s h s, s. q
inch; regularly $2.97; 60 9A
special .............. %So%
Fruit or Salad Bowls. S-inch
ebenief dlamefeT, a. regularly $a-47; So. 90
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
WOr1aen's
COrsets.
"a Fl.

AT 60c. coz &c; Er 2 rs ;s
with manufacturers slight
imperfections-Tn a d Q OF
white imported coutil. short
or long dip hip. bias cut,
medium Just, trimmed
with lace and ribbon; siZes
IS to 26 inches; sold else
where at tl.25.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
URGES AGE LIMIT
BAR FOR ALIENS
immigration Commissions
Sargent Would Shut Out
More Of the Unfit.
WV p ASHINGTON, Nov. "a
w Radical changes in the i'm

WV ASHINGTON, Nov. ga
~ Radical changes in the i'm
migration laws of the United
States will be made during the
next year if the suggestions Of
Immigration Commissioner Sargent are
put into effect. Mr.. Sargent is anxious
to have ports closed to certain classes
of foreigners who are allowed to land
here under present laws. -..
His idea of needed restrictions is that
the age limit should be placed on i'm
migrants, and persons who are either
too young or too old to support them
selves should not be permitted to dis
those who have no prospect of being
properly cared for after their arrival
here and not to those who can furnish
a guarantee that they are on their way
to near relatives who will look after
their welfare. ~ =. ..- s.. .&...sss.
In the past year no less than 11,0OO
immigrants were deported because Of
their unftness to land here under the
law. = Mr.. Sargent believes that by
an arrangement with foreign govern
ments this useless traffic could be
stopped. Before an immigrantsis is per-
mitted to take passage on an ocean
going liner bound for America he or
she should undergo an examination at
the point of embarkation and if found
unqualified to land here could be re-
strained from taking the long journey