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UNDER GRAVE CHARGE.
John Z. Mcdonald Accused Of Rob-
bling Norman B. Scott.

Arrested on a charge Of grand larceny
this morning, John L. Mcdonald, twenty
one years old, of coz 23d street northwest,
is immured In the sixth precinct police sta
ton; while the man he is accused of victim
izing, Norman B. Scott Of Hagerstown, a
former state senator of Maryland. Is under
the care of physicians in Providence Hos
pital. The police learned that Mcdonald,
who was a cashier at a local hotel, per-
suaded Mr.. Scott at that time a guest In
the house to leave the place and go to a
lodging house on Sd street northwest. The
peculiar circumstances in the case caused
the 1andlady to summon the police, but
Mcdonald had disappeared and Mr.. Scott
was in a semi-conscious condition. When
the latter was revived he missed his money,
about $40, and his watch.
Detectives Parham and O'Brien arrested
Mcdonald, and when searched $50 in cash
was found in his pockets Mcdonald de-
MED taking Mr.. SCOTS watch, and said
that $55 Of the money had been given to
him by Scott and the other 81 was his own.
A physician was called to see Mr.. Scott,
and on his advice he was taken to the hos
pital, and the preliminary hearing will not
be held until he RECEIVERS sufficiently to
appear.
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INJURIES WERE FATAL.
Pasquale Manricello, Victim Of A.
sault. Dies in HOSPITAL.

sault, Dies in Hospital.
Pasquale Manricello, an Italian resident
who was assaulted with Ratchet and Sc
verely kicked in the abdomen during an
alteration in the house at 1926 Armory
court Monday night died in the Emergency
Hospital late yesterday afternoon Harry
Wilson, colored, who was arrested in Alex
andria yesterday afternoon by Policemen
Davis and Barrett of the fourth precinct
and Young of Alexandria, was subsequently
brought to Washington and charge of
murder entered against him.
According to the ante-mortem statement
of Manricello, the colored man. Wilson, and
a countryman of Manricello's were fighting
in sthe Armory court house and he sought
to act as peacemaker, when Wilson struck
him in the head with Ihatchet and as he
fell kicked him in the side. 1t was thought
at first that Manricello was not seriously
injured, but he developed such alarming
symptoms yesterday morning that an OPP
GRAFTON found to be necessary. The
surgeons discovered that the kick received
by Aanrcello in the abdomen had rup-
tured his liver, and death resulted from this
injury.
An inquest in the case will be held at the
morgue by Coroner hewitt at II o'clock to-
morrow morning.
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trict of Columbia. and Mr.. F. H. Newell
had received the highest number of votes.
1t was then stated that it was for the
members present to choose the next presi-
dent from the two candidates presented.
The nominations for the other offices
were read follows: Vice president, o.
II. Tittman, John Bddle, F. H. Newell;
secretary, l.. D. Bliss and \. l.. Baldwin;
treasurer d. f. McComb; directors, Ad-
miral w. L. Capps. Arthur P. Davis. Proc
tor l.. Dougherty, J. II. Hanna, ID. T. Day,
A. H Raynal, John Riddle, II. NJ. Wilson
o. H. Tittman, F. II. Newell, ]. F. Haylord
had been placed upon a bulletin board
1t was decided to hold the election by bal
lot and to vote the entire ticket on the first
ballot. The result was the election of Mr..
Newell to the presidency by vote of 40
to 80. Col. Biddle receiving the latter vote.
Mr.. Titt:nan was made vice president and
Mr.. Bliss secretary. Mr. McComb had no
opposition for treasurer.
Directors Chosen.
The directors elected were Admiral W.
l.. Capps Arthur P. Davis, Proctor L.
Dougherty j. H. Hanna, D. 7. Day and
A. H. Raynal. Immediately after the
election results had been announced IA mo-
ton to make it unanimous prevailed
During the course of the evening the re-
port of Treasurer McComb, which showed
the finances of the society to be in good
shape, was received Attention was called
to the fact that the grave of l. Enfant
the French engineer who planned the city
OF Washington, is in a dilapidated condi-
ton 1t was pointed out that the grave,
which is on private estate in Maryland
should be preserved from the ravages of
time.
Mr.. o. B. French read a paper on The
lnvar Tapers." He was followed by Mr.
G. e. Grunsky. consulting engineer of the
reclamation service, who spoke at length
upon the efforts being made to irrigate the
lands of southern California by turning the
Colorado river from its course. Mr. Grun-
sky's talk was Illustrated by stereopticon
views taken by him while in the section
named. Upon the conc Lsion of his re-
marks there was a general discussion of
the subject by the members
Admiral Rae thanked the members for
the support they had given him during
his incumbency of the presidency, and the
meeting shortly thereafter came to a close
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]. F. Sheetz Makes the Finest Home

made CanCies in the city at 25c. Id. 425 18th
St., one door above Raleigh Hotel.
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Keep You Warm.

Consult With Harvey's Wine Depart
ment before placing your order for Xmas
liquors d cigars. We have n high grade we'll
selected stock of imported G. domestic Rhine
Wines, Burgundies, Ports, Clarets & Sher-
ries also fine Old private stock Whistles.
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Threatened to Burn House.

Il arr going to burn you all up" are the
woLds attributed TO Willis j. Pleasure
when he came to his boarding house last
evening in Anacostia. Roger Joyce, who
resides at the house. told the story of the
affair to Judge Mulowny in the Police
Court today when Pleasure was arraigae
upon a charge of arson. Why, Judge, he
came home, and after turning the lamp
over in the middle of the floor struck a
match and lighted the steps"
According to Joyce. Pleasure stood and
watched the blaze die out and then stepped
out of the door for a moment. AS he did
this Joyce made dash past him and went
TO the Anacostia station. Policeman King
responded and Pleasure accompanied him
few moments later to the station
Further testimony went to show that
Pleasure was intoxicated and Judge Null
lowry said he would give him a show and
entered dismissal in the case
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CHARGE OF ROBBERY.
Harry Wilson Held for Action of the
Grand jury.

Harry Wilson Held for Action of the
Grand Jury.
Harry Wilson, twenty-five years of age,
was before Judge Mullowny in the United
States branch of the Police Court today
upon a charge of robbery, and at the close
of the hearing of the testimony was held to
await the action Of the grand jury under
s., 600 bond.
According to the testimony, Thomas Clark,
who resides at II @ street northwest, was
standing at the corner of 1917 and D streets
Monday evening when he was approached
by Wilson. Later the men went to a sa-
loon, where they had a round Of drinks.
Clark told Judge Mullowny that subsequent
ly he took a stroll with his companion, and
after walking for about half square they
were met by several other men.
- A melee started In few moments, the
prosecuting witness stated, and before he
realized what the row was about Wilson
was going through his trousers pockets.
After procuring $2e. he claimed, his assail-
ants fed.
Policemen Mullen and Shelby Of the first
precinct station were notified and later
placed Wilson under arrest. The latter en-
tered a plea of not guilty when arraigned
this morning
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SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS
LOCAL ASSOCIATION ELECTS OF
FICERs FOR ENSUING YEAR.

F. II. Newell. chief engineer of the rec
lamation service. was elected president of
the Washington Society of Engineers to
serve the ensuing year at the annual cleo
ton held by the members of the organiza-
ton In Hubbard Memorial Hall, 18th and
NJ streets northwest. last evening. About
one hundred of the members of the society
were in attendance when the meeting was
called to order by the president, Admiral
c. W. Rae
The nomination slips had previously been
sent out and it was found that Col John
Biddle, Engineer Commissioner of the Dis
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"The Rose of the Alhambra. /"

Entertainment of a lighter sort is the an
nouncement for the Belasco next week, the
attraction being the Opera Comique Com
pany presenting the romantic comic opera,
The Rose of the Alhambra.' The opera
was written by Charles Emerson Cook. who
is extremely we'll known in Washington,
being prominently identified with David Be-
tied the city. A very tuneful score has been
supplied by Lucius Hosmer. Although this Is
the second season of the production, the
coming visit will mark the initial appear
ance of the work in this city. The cast in
cludes Agnes Cain Brown as the prima
donna.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Norfolk and Washington steamers for
Fort Monroe. Norfolk and all points south,
every day In the year at $50 pm.
Electric trains from 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue for Mount Vernon hourly,
10 am. to pm. Arlington and Alexandria
every twenty minutes.
Cars from station at Aqueduct bridge for
Arlington, Fort Myer and Falls Church half
hourly
Ferry steamer Callahan to Alexandra
hourly from $50 am. to $50 m.
For Rock Creek bridge, Geological Park.
Chevy Chase and Observation-Disclosures cars
from 18th street and New York avenue
every fifteen minutes.
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RECEIVES SERIOUS INJURY.
Unidentified Boy Thrown to Groun6
When Alightinp From Car.

Apparently in hurry to reach his place
of employment, an unidentified boy about
sixteen years old, jumped from rapidly
moving 18th street car on Pennsylvania
avenue between AZ and 9th street at 7:4O
o'clock this morning and was thrown vio-
lently to the ground. He was unconscious
when picked up, and when first aid meas
ures, applied in a nearby store, failed to
give relief the Emergency Hospital ambu-
lance was summoned and he was taken to
that institution
At a late hour this afternoon the boy
was still in an unconscious condition, and
surgeons at the hospital stated that he was
suffering from conclusion Of the brain and
possible fracture of the skull. Search Of
the boys pockets failed to give a clue to
his Identity, nor were the police able to
learn his name or address.
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The verdict and award of the jury sum-
moned to aHpraise the value of land to be
taken for the opening of minor street in
square coo, between NJ and n, y and 1st
streets southwest has been filed The
value of the land taken is appraised by the
jury at sI,17924. This item. together with
the cost of the proceedings totaling
$I,643.41 is assessed as benefits by the
jury on the remaining lots in the square
The jury comprised Philip F. Larner. VIII
liam Shaffer, John S. Swormstedt John
Mitchell and J. b. Mclaughlin
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Released From Custody.

An order for the release of Gordon War
field of Alexandria, Va, who was arrested
on Monday evening for the alleged larceny
Of 81, 400 from Christian ]. Ubhoff, local
real estate dealer, was issued this morning
by Clerk Potts of the Police Court. War
field was held under $500 bond to await the
action of the grand jury after a hearing In
the Police Court yesterday. His friends did
not give bond until late In the afternoon,
when James ]. Spalding became his surety.
The order was given to Deputy United
States Marshal Lacey and Warfield was re-
leased this afternoon.
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Princeton Glee Club.

TIL Princeton University Glee, Banjo and
Mandolin Clubs will give a concert in the
New Willard ball room December %,
1906 The program has been arranged with
the idea of combining the best Of the lighter
music of the day with the most popular
of the Princeton songs. BY request of the
Princeton Alumni in the cities to be visited,
the club will sing the famous Step Song
which belongs exclusively to Princeton and
it's life. This song is heard almost every
night when the seniors sing on the steps of
"Old North"
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A Picture You'll Frame Free
Opening of Minor Street.

for Elk Grove Butter Coupons 922 La. ave
Advertisement.
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Personal Mention.

Maj. Martin Maginnis of Montana is stop
ping at his old quarters in the Albany, cor
ner H and 18th streets, and will remain dur
ing a good portion of, the short session of
Congress. He represented the governor of
Montana at the launching of the new
cruiser Montana at Newport News Satur-
day last
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LOCAL MENTION.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Academy-"Young Buffalo, King of the
Wild West" S:1J pm.
Columbia-Nat c. Goodwin in when We
Were Twenty-One," SIS pm.
Chase's-Polte vaudeville, $40 pm.
Majestic-Kathryn Purnel in East
Lynne SIS pm.
National-Annie Russell in "A Mfdsum-
mer Nights Dream" SIS pm.
New LyCeum THE Dreamland Bur-
lesquers,' s:15 pm.
Belasco-Mme. LipHn IN kreutzer
Sonata S:15 pm.
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Omen Evenin Da

The Old Colony Co., 1903 H ST., now offer
ing the large discount of $50 from regular
marked prices, will keep open evenings
until the holidays. Their stock is abso-
lutely unique, they being importers of the
worlds best furniture, silver plate, china.
ornaments, curios, etc. No place like it
from which to select Xmas gifts. Old
Colony Co., 1903 H st-Advt
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Pennsylvania Railroad

Holiday Special Train, Dec. 20.
The Chicago Limited, solid Pullman train
of drawing room and compartment sleep
ers, diner observation car and club smoker,
all electric lighted, will leave Washington
5:45 pm. December 20, running through to
Chicago, arriving at 400 pm. No extra fare.
Advertisement.
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On Friday evening, December q, at the
Columbia Theater the games of all nations
will close the series of five Karmata travel
ogues. The motion pictures will show the
subjects, besides the famous Olympic
games, wrestling, motor-car racing, a bull
fight in Madrid, boat racing, horse racing,
games from all parts of the world.
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Special Chicago Service,

Pennsylvania Railroad
To accommodate heavy holiday travel the
5:45 pm. Chicago Limited December %
will run through a solid Pullman train
from Washington. carrying drawing room
and compartment sleepers. diner, observa-
ton car and club smoker No extra fare
Advertisement.
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"Brigadier Gerard"

Kyrle Bellew will appear in "Brigadier
Gerard at the Columbia Theater next
week. The play is by Conan Doyle, and
gives Mr. Bellew excellent opportunity to
display his accomplishments as an actor
and his skill as a swordsman. The engage
ment will be for one week. with Christmas
day and Saturday matinees.
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Elmendorf Lecture Tomorrow.

Mr.. Dwight Elmendorf will delivey an
extra lecture in this city tomorrow after
noon at 4:3O at the New National Theater,
with Palestine" as the subject Mr. Ell
mendorof will return to this city in the
spring with a new course Of lectures
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Mr.. Worthington Nominated.

A special meeting Of the directors of the
Metropolis Building Association was held
last night, at which it was determined to
ask the stockholders to support Charles E.
Worthington, the present treasurer Of the
association. for the position Of secretary,
vice Henry e. Trip, deceased.
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"No Mother to Guide Her. ~

Lillian Mortimer will appear at the
Academy on next Monday night for an
enga cement of one week, presenting her
last seasons success mo Mother to Guide
Her" Matinees will be given on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday and special holiday
week matinee on Wednesday There will
be no advance in prices for Christmas
matinee.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Selected to Deliver Address.

Prof DIR. George S. Duncan of Berlin,
formerly OF this city, has been chosen by
the German Peace Society to deliver the
Grafton at the peace meeting in Berlin in
February. DIR. Duncan will speak on the
Growth and Significance of the Arbitration
Movement in America"
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Vaudeville.

The bill at Chases next week will include
Volta, 1.-The electric wizard" Cressy and
Dayne, Dave Lewis, Foster and Foster;
Cook and Madison, Nile Victoria's dogs
and the revolving table, hurry K. HILL the
Balzers and "Midwinter Nights Dream
motion pictures
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Fine Mahogany Furniture at Auction

and other handsome furnishings for the
home. Two sales daily, IL I'm. and pm.
Everything new direct from manufacturers
and importers. No catalogues, no waiting.
Visitors always welcome. Wilson & Mayors,
1927 and 1919 @ st.
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and, most important of all. be sure that you
order Holmes genuine homemade Fruit
Cake. Absolutely the best and most de-
licious cake of its kind to be had. Any size
you want, 25c. pound. Genuine homemade
Pies with generous mince. pumpkin and
other filings. Zoe. Holmes Bakery, LIST & E
SITS. Phones E. 1440 and 1441. 1t
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During the Holidays Meinberg'G Fruit

AND POUND CAKE
will be enjoyed in scores of homes. Have
you ordered a supply? Better not delay
doing so longer-the demand for these rich
delicious baked goods becomes greater ev-
cry day. Fruit and pound cake ONLY 25c.
ID. Order at Jno. G. Meinbergs Bakery,
Tie 18th Sc, at So o ST. Mkt, or gre ers'.
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of GEO. B. SHEET, F and 10th,
II you'd be sure of purity and deliciousness.
100 varieties, made fresh every day. SPE-
CIAL, all Coo. candies NOW 35c. Id.
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A Supply of "Old Glory

10 an important requisite during the holiday
season. The most wholesome and delicious
beverage you can offer guests. For case this
dark beer phone Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
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For Your Boys "Xmas Stocking"
give him bank book showing deposit to
his credit in banking department of Union
Trust Co., 1414 F st. Interest paid.-Advt.
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Make Some One Happy Xmas

with violin, mandolin or guitar. music
rolls, violin cases, fine bows and many
other suitable things at The Violin Shop,
1920 N. Y. ave. de14-f. Su, m,w,7t
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Santa Claus Costumer, Punch and
Judy. Gundlach's. s13 7th NV. de11-eo 1Os
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CITY ITEMS.

80 years reputation selling Cigars, Tobaccos
& Pipes, Xmas presents. Sickles, 1O11 Pa. av.
Ii
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Fresh Pound Cake.

12hc. lb.; New Cider. zoe. GAL; cocoanuts,
6 and &c.; Figs, 121c.; Dates, TIC 412 4th
st. s.e., II 7th st ne and J. T. D. Pyles'
other stores de1S-3t
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Bicycles at Special Holiday Prices,
Large and small sizes. Roller skates, 5Oc.
to 800 H. w. Highman, jr.. 103-1O5 B se.,
OPP. Congressional Library. Phone E. 647
de7-16t
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Anything to Sell

by public auction include it in Saturdays
sale at Wescher's, $40 Pa. ave. NV. de19-3t
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Music at Gever's Winter Garden
Be Sure and Order the Fruit Cake

is very fine The foods and beverages serve,
are delicious. 1927 18th st. 1t
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Turkish and Russian Bath
Under new management Never closed.
1929 @ Ut. NV. oc13-tf
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Best Dessert for Holiday Season.
c. & s. Velvet Kind Ice Cream Druggists
Advertisement.
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Toys for the tree and stockings. Gould 8.
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For Xmas-Helmus' Monogram Whiskey
AL other leading brands. 1913 14th ST. NV.
de19-5t
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We Give a Beautiful Art Picture
for Elk Grove Butter Coupons. 922 La ave.
Advertisement.
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Best Yet.

Bright and useful
Fine Lamps Drop Lights, Andirons,
Gas Logs, Electric Standards.
616 18th. c. A. Muddiman & Co. 1904 G
Open evenings.
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Christmas Present

Open evenings. Tree Toys. ]. Jay Gould 8.
de12-12ts
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Remember to Order "old Braddock"

for the holiday buffet. Xmas with guests
to cheer accentuates the necessity for this
fine old whiskey. Your dealer has it.-Advt.
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Tree Toys, Tinsel, Scrap Pictures,
Favors. Brick. silver and gold paper. Goul IS
de4-2Ots
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A Beautiful Doll Given Away With
each SOC. package of Tea. Washington Cot.
fee Co.. 1887 7th NV. de4-tf
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Why Not Give a Kitchen Dresser
for Xmas? Ours are excellent values See
them. Eisinger Bros, 2109 7th st. NV.
de19-deSu,3
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A street car and delivery wagon col
lided while on 18th street, Mt. Pleasant
about 6 o'clock yesterday and caused con-
siderable damage The wagon was badly
damaged and the driver, Hillman Trence.
was slightly injured
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Reisinger Makes the Best Fruit Cake.

ORDER NOW FOR XMAS
Fruit and Pound Cake. 2Jc. ID. Ice Cream.
81 gal, SOC. u gal. 30 G st. Phone NJ. 2167.
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All Amateur Pictures Printed, Sc Up.
| In real velox. WILSON'S 712 9th St NV.
WITT
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Shop With Comfort of Foot.
Chiropody In all its branches J. ]. Georges
& Son. Inc, 1911 Pa. ave. de16-tf
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Dangler's Largest Oil Heater, $500.
A. Eberly's Sons, us 9TH NV.
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In Style and Elegance, Downev's

carriages are unsurpassed. Hired very rea-
sonably for all occasions. Stables, 1920 L.
Advertisement.
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"Merry Maidens Company"

meTTy mdIueHs company.
The Merry Maidens Company" will be
the offering at the New Lyceum next week
The curtain-raiser is termed THE Heir to
the Hoopla'' and the closing bur1esque "A
Necktde Party
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Sherratt's China Art Store Is the bes
place to buy your Christmas presents.
no16-40t
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Fruit and Pound Cake That's SUPERIOR

to Schneider's Cannot Be Had
at any price. Made with purest ingredients
and plenty of selected fruit Only 25c Id.
Order at Schneider's market stands or at
your grocer's. Schneider's Malt Bread
fresh from the ovens at all grocers'. 1t
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Visit

the new secondhand store. Taylor's, S04-
sos r NV. de7-tf3