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Arizona republican., 1906-05-22

lands. 73 millions; China 531a mil lions; Japan, 51A millions; Mexico 45 2-3 millions; Cuba 3S millions, and Belgium, 3S millions of dollars. Our exportation of 26 million dollars worth of merchandise to British Australasia was greater than that to Argentina. to which the total sales were 2315 mill lions; Spain, 17 millions; Russia (so far as ascertainable from the stated destination of outward manifests from the United States), 16 2-3 millions; Denmark. 15 millions; British Africa, 15 millions; Sweden and Norway, 12 millions; the Central American Repub- lies. II millions; Austria Hungary. 12 millions; Brazil II millions; Hong Kong, II millions. and the British West Indies. 10 millions of dollars.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-22
Nothing Succeeds LIke suocess.

He has the confidence and patronage of the leading business men
 and m ost prominent citizens oe Arizona. The noetOr a a lra aIuaka of
Arizona republican., 1906-05-22
Bath Towels
TaICum Powder

Mennens Borated TaIcum and vio- let Powder. for infants and adults. healthy and sanitary powder for the nursery and toilet Goldwater's price
 IS CENTS A BOX.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-07-20

continually see and hear many things
that poison their hearts and minds, and
develop within them tendencies which
sooner or later will make them criminal
and law-breakers. The obsolete forms of
religion they observe at their parental
houses fail to impress them with rever-
ence and respect for our ancestral faith
and a mistrust Of religion as such is
often awakened in the mind of the child
with disastrous moral consequences.
The largest number of the Jewish law
breakers consists naturally of Russians,
owing to the fact that the Russian Jews
constitute the bulk Of the Jewish popu-
lation of Greater New York. Numeri-
cally next to them are the Austrians, and
next to the latter are the Jewish young
men who emigrated to this country from
Germany within the last decade
The Jewish outlook., 1906-07-20
Rabbinical Diploma> in Holland

In Holland church and state are sepa-
rated. Yet the state makes an annual
monetary grant to all recognized denom-
nations, and in this way the Jews re-
ceive state assistance. This grant is paid
by the Dutch treasury to the central
commission, representative elected
body consisting of prominent Dutch
Jews. It is the official intermediary be-
tween the state and the Jews in all mat
ter pertaining to public worship, a port
folio in Holland usually held by the
secretary Of state for home affairs. This
central commission and it's inner circle
or executive, the ''permenente commits
sie," have under their direct control the
Mohelim the chief Of rabbis, the minis
ters and teachers of religion. Anyone
not in the possession Of a diploma Cob
tanned after searching examination)
granted by the Medical Board Of the
Central Commission performing the rite
of NIilah. is publicly prosecuted The
Chief Rabbis-for nearly every province
The Jewish outlook., 1906-07-20

from some temptation, have drifted into
the criminal classes. If our charitable
brethren had been able to see as l have
SEEN. the more or less beneficial effects
resulting from the assistance we granted
prisoners and discharged convicts they
would have been just as enthusiastic
about my work and efforts as are those
directors of our society who are familiar
with the favorable results accomplished.
The number of Jewish convicts at the
penal institutions Of the state of New
York, especially in the state prisons, in
the Elmira Reformatory, and in the Ju-
venile Asylums, has been considerably
increased during the last ten years, but
not in proportion to the large number
of Jewish immigrants that have focked
to our shores within the last decade.
Most of the Jewish convicts are young
men between sixteen and thirty years
of age Of these, the largest number, the
young Americans of foreign parentage
have been led to vice and crime by card
playing, horse betting and other such
sports. The immigrants have come into
trouble and disgrace partly through
their ignorance of the laws Of the coun-
try and partly through the false notion
GIev nave DIOuSHG dlollS Will IllCHl IL ioiii
Europe, that America is country Of
swindlers and humbugs and that immi-
grants can get rich here only by fraudu-
lent manipulations and transactions.
The crimes committed by Jewish con-
victs are mainly against property; they
very seldom perpetrate crimes OF vlo-
lence; for instance murder, manslaugh-
ter, feloniorls assault, highway robbery,
burglary in the first degree, etc.
It is mistake to assert that the jew
ish criminals are mostly found among
the recently arrived immigrants from
Russia, Roumania and Austria, and thus
misled by false premises, look for an ex-
planation why these immigrants can not
easily learn to be law-abiding and honest
men in the favorably changed circum-
stances and conditions they find in this
country. Not the immigrants are the
criminals, but the children of the immi-
grants, and most of them become already
Americanized, they attend American
public schools and are proud Of their
Americanism.
The Americanized children Of the i'm
migrants, the youth and adults, instead
of looking up to their parents are look
ing down upon them, consider them
selves, on account Of their only virtue,
that they can speak English fuently,
more civilized and better educated than
their fathers and mothers, and the latter,
therefore, absolutely lost their control
over their offspring. And to this deplor-
e H.
The evening world., 1906-11-27
SUBWAY TRAINS
CUT MAN TO BITS
Body on Express Tracks Hours
Before Discovery by
Road Employee.


For hours the body OF man lay on
tho express track In the Subway tust
soueh OF the Twenty-third street sta-
ton. and as each ;Fa.s. pasasdr- tlsa body
was rnangled until 1t was beyond reoos-
milton when IT Was discovered early
to-day.
The body. was discovered after Con
dnctor Medford. on north bound local
train, saw two eoatE. one large iilster
and the other m undsrcoa;, lying on
Tho express tracks. lie called the at
,ention OF Michael Garri,y, the ticket
shopper at the sth,;oa, 10 the coats
and Gafrty began an Investigation.
Tho body was literally torn 10 pieces
and near 1t lay gun metal watch
which had stopped nt 1915 O'Clock. .A
memorafida book was discovered in one
o. the seats. on which was written:
This book belongs to Jasco S. Yam
ada, Line House. London"
Inside the book were the names oi
many steamships and reeords OF lougl-
@tt,ae and latitude. leading the poilee
to believe that the man WAS probably q
seafarins Japanese.
Detective Carmody Investigated and
gave 1, as his opinion that the man had
walked from the rear end OF an es-
press train. and tliat the trains that
followed had ground his body 10 bits
The body WAS taken TO tho East Twen.
ty.second Street Police Station.
The evening world., 1906-11-27
SAVED THE WIDOW
BY BY MARRYING HER HER
Ellis Island Was Going to De
port Lampka's Fifty-seven-
Year-Old Wilhelnina.

John 1.asRplta. sixty-fve years old,
and tho atty-seven- year-old bride he
rescued from deportation at Eliis Island
left FOR HIS sILun farm in iowa on a
train to-day.
Mrs. wlhelmina schallon. coming to
visit her son, Robert, and his wife and
two children. ut No, 1ss Cambridge
street. Jersey CITY. met Lanpkn while
sailing from Germany on tho. Hamburg
American liner Amerika. which arrived
Saturday. Lnmpka had accumulated a
fortuna In America. and was returning
10 Iowa From, his Irst return trip to
the Fathcrland They walked many
times on the decks OF the Amerika and
bado gooi.by on the pie-H
-Aae Immigration omcals doubted Mrs
gchaIT9n's sons ability 10 support 'gr
and they ordered her deaortcd, She was
being held At Ellis Island.
After looking around the city for n
couple OF days. Lampka. who had the
address OF the widows son IN Jersey
City. went 10 call on her, He had for
gotten her last name and on the yoy-
ago had merely called tTer Wilhelmnn-
But the son soon rctnedied the Ia2K o.
memory. and when IampkN heard that
the widow was n, Ellis Island and was
ABOUT 10 he dcporte1 ne hurried there
and proposed marriage. shc accepted.
they were married on the Island. ana
INST HtEtlt f4aInt,fa hrofrf7t- ne BRIDE
10 the city. They visited her son and
Aia family oyer night. nrsI to-day Start
ed for the| prosperous aiAImpt<l farm In
The evening world., 1906-11-27
ArtIfieIaIIty TO Blame.

..ro yhnt do YOU attribute .his s3iir.
..ual dirfcrencr?" Or. MacEay VITA,
asked. !.
ITO the nrt.ncinli,y o. fashionable
ltts anrwefed Dr. Ma.ss ssisy.-T-We are
dealing In t,shIonabie lie In New Ydri,
with unreal thinrs. The Bowery MIS-.
49,, .o,,,.s ,,-o IN fnr. win ma hare
"'V.' e. :, 1910, !,
pfoo'etis y.
ain there. Il Is not siossed' aad Silaec
over. as II is on our midst further up
tnwn
80. -,=z-,z,1.,,, ,f.
NC nave 81" ~ oaE Iastlo'a9'S t''0'
the same as in the Bowery. bat the ten
denev is 10 cover II up behind the trim
The evening world., 1906-11-27

Womcn's Brook Mink Throw
scarfs, new style, double fur. ,s4.24
Womenis Blended BFesk Mink = <
Throw Se1rfs, double fur.... S3.oo
Women's Black and Brown Consy
Shaped Scarf, new model, lined with
satin ......... .S6.4e
Womens New Model Cry Squirrel
Throw Soarfs, lined with satin,S5.74
Women's Black and Brown Coney
c slhi n Muifs, lined with
satin ..........,....... S@.1f
Womer's Electric Seal Flat Cush-
Ion Muffs, lined win satin. S4.ee
Women's Isabella Fox Cushion
Muifs,- ornlmented with head, lined
with satin ..........-.-.,,.. 3o.ef
Women's Brown COMFY Cushion
Muffs, lined with satin .S3.4e
Chldren's White Angora Fur Sets,
round mutf and neck piece, lined
with satin .....-......... ....... .ooc
The evening world., 1906-11-27
METHODIST PRAYER
LIKE THE ANGELUS.
Epwofth Leagg7asee, gg7asee, Following Gathe-
lie Custom, VIII Make lnyo-
cation al Midday.

NEWCASTLE. Pa. Nov, 2T,-Memhcrs
Of the Epwor;.i League OF the Methodist
Episcopal caurehes OF this city have
adopted something OF the tcnet5 Of the
Roman Catholic Church as far as 1t
pertains to the AnEelus.
BY concerted movement members
OF the denomination WIZ cease all toll
from 20 30 II. NJ each day 10 pray
FOR their fellowmen
The movement ig part OF an attempt
at great moral awakening. according
~ FetiEt-H4 fe+ttleFs,- and til+Asa tsk
what McthodIsts may be aaIng or where
spes.aed. they VIII stop and pray,
The evening world., 1906-11-27
A DOCTORS TRIALS
lie Sometimes Get. sick Like Other
People.


Even doing good to people Is hard
do
No one knows this better than the
hard-working, conscientious family
doctor, He has troubles or his own
often gets caught IN the rain or
snow, or tuses SO much sleep no
sometimes gets out OF sorts An
ererworkcd Ohio doctor tells his ex-
perience:
About three years ago, as the re-
suit OF doing two mons work, at
tending large practice and looking
after the details OF another business,
my health broke down completely.
and was little better than q physl-
cal wreck.
II suffered from indigestion and
constipation, loss OF weight and ap-
petite. bloating and pain after meals,
loss OF memory and lack OF nerve
force or continued mental applicn-
ton.
II became irritable, easily angered
and tdespondent without cause. The
hearts action became Irregular and
weak, with. .Sreauent attacks Of palpi-
tation during the first hour or two
after retiEng.
Some Grape-Nuts and cut ha-
nanns came for my lunch one day.
and pleased me particularly with the
result. got more satisfaction from
It tnan from anything had eaten
for months, and on further inyestlgn-
ton and use adopted Grnpe-Nuts for
my morning and evening meals.
served usually with cream and a
sprinkle OF salt or sugar.
''My improvement wac rapid and
permanent in weight MS we'll as IN
l.phyaieal and mental dldnrnnce. In a
word.I am filled With tho 10y of llp-
ling again. and continue tho daily use
OF Grape-Nuts for brcHisfast and
often for the cveninr lrna'.
"Thc little it..at, l!la Road Ia
sClnd in pkgs,. is inyari-
ably saved and handed to come
needy patient along with the indl-
cnted remedy, Name given by Pos.
Itnm 90. nRttle cresl. Mich There's
n reason" "A II
The evening world., 1906-11-27
Society Needs Awakening.
ZION CITY oWEa.sae. .ono. 600.

CHICAGO. Nov. IL Announcement
waa made las, night that John Alcx.
nnder po'wle, wilbur Glen voliva and
the other leaders of tho Christian
Catholic Church in Zion are preparing
20 assign all their interests IN tho In
dus.rtai AFFAIRS OF the church Ii z5aa
city's cradtors. Hnncetorih 2Ion's FAC
1uries VIII be alaiinIstercd by a board
,6 dIEeators roEsiBttHs OF seven ,nen-
garr, headed by Receiver John q.
Efnts3y, The. sitcl9htcdness Of Zion Csty
The evening world., 1906-11-27
BARONESS ROBBED OF JEWELS

MEXICO CITY. Nov. II = Baroness
Erggletta. visitor from Austria, is
sald to have teen robbed o. diamonds
and jewelrS valued at 5000 at the
Hotel s!cnz here. Il, is asserted the
=Baneaess put -tlsa 3a1olsss 81, {, -e4a3e.i
package. which she loft .F-cAurse OF
the cierx On her return from short
trip she found tie tcwelry had been
removed from tho pnckaEs and IN It's
tia clerk resigned hlz ;2nS.;la-,- wake
she was away and has not been secn
since.
The evening world., 1906-11-27
Fashion Dresses Sin in Ro,
mantic Garb, Says Rev.
...... DR.. Mackay.
1t'hJNREALlTY COVERS ALL.
sartIiielallty of Fashionable Life 10
Blame for lnsincerity, De-
ciares Pastor of n44eee 44eeee,a
BY Alice Robe.

ut Is the tendency or fashionable 30
sety 10 dress sin up In q garb OF 10
nance: on the Bowery II is naked
The evening world., 1906-11-27

Children's White Lamb Fur Sets,
flat cushion muH and shaped collar,
lined with satin. ............. Sl.24
Children's White Lamb and An
! CORA Fur Sets, flat cushion muif and
shaped collar, lned with satin S1.a9
Chiidren's White Lamb Fur Sets.
cushion muff and shaped scarf, lined
with satin .........:...... SKA
C.hildren's White Lamb and An
CORA Fur Sets, cushion muff, with
rocketbook; shaped collar, lined
Children's White Thibet Fur Sets,
flat muif and shaped scarf, lined
with satin .,............... S2'49
Childrens Brook Mink Fur Sets,
fiat mutf and new shaped scarf lined
with satin ..,......,..... @@.i4
Children's Imitation Gray Krim-
mer Fur Sets, flat muft and new
shaped collar, lined with satin. S3.e6
The evening world., 1906-11-27

nance: on the Bowery Il is naked
reality"
The Rsv. Dr. Donald Sage Mackny.
pastor OF the Fifth Avenpa colleeiate
Church, whose foregoing statcmnrt ns
the taririy-toprti anniversary OF the
MoAulsy Mission. OF, Water street, was
supplemented by anathoF, THAI there is
more, relirion In tho Bowcry Mission
than in the fashionable church. has
aroused considerable comment among
tSe cl+urchspers OF Fifth avenue, gave
eome plain truths for Hocie:y rGlisiou-
lists in his study to-day.
II did say In my talk at the mission:
would tlsAt God could coma Into tho
churches o. tho upper avenues as lie
does here. said pr. Mae&ay. and
also that: Sin ia not alone on tho Bow
cry. We VINO 50 into the homes OF lux
ury know that an Is there. Would that
wo could set such conversions rs these
here IN cur Firth avenue churches, and
that the etiquette which hindeEs could
be broken down And / mean IT."
The evening world., 1906-11-27
..llnreali,Y1 soeIety's Rane.


ns its life OF unrssaIlty Il cannot FEEL tsle
Sorrc ot true religion as dp+s the poM !.
.-y brother II Is not simplicity Y
want hut reality. Tho unreal elcncf,,.
enters TOO mpci into tho sntus n.,,.stni ~ Ma,
.-What do YOU mean by unreal
sIy5 .,po not understland me-, as meaning In;
things TINT are dellparatciy haasg, -
-r4yT-s1t-- -f-+-.4.aaX- Without rcsard 70 feai-
tty or Sincerity returned ~, N11, ~, y,
,.ssuc. indstinfte mass OF semi ,l.s
emotion Il ahout all that reltelpn
amounts 10 in the thoughts os 20 many
OF us to-day. IL woi.ld ilHtiosS Apise,t.it :.
fDa cl,tlt.hsa by celebrating tire msFe
tritYisnirIzH r,-t -
10 ada 10 f1s unrraii =. .r.
fr,sfr1ft r,,4,--tt,f tf.sst h0wnN1f I'M
prcsSiVe 10 tho -acsthatic, sense they
contribute TO the unreal element IN rs
iigion.'
mtssiet, People Less Tolerant.
Dr. Mackny Is, frank 70 say that tse he
people nf the missions ara not hal SO
toieri,nt of sin as ara the fashionable
We I'VE ars sSs sS t6leraa, OF evil UP here, :
sTIt 10 TigiifcotESFfSss7 simply
protesting mtka-believe religion. on
the Bowery, religion tt.a real thlngl ,ha
same an the sin which the pcnltfnt
t''To what do Yuu nttrfbrte this supe-
E,os- senAe- OF religion In me -BoMesS
plss,!ons oyer the Fifth avenue deyoief
'.rt Is dae TO the wave OF matcrtai,sm
= that ittra swept over New York life. Z
has blinded our senso OF the spiritual
IAfo becomes unread when lt-empha-
tizes the material rather than rHV-gp'
, sDo you think your municipalities
would understand that, DR., Machay?,'
Certainly reality IS not all material
tam. There Is no harm. Of course in
nnd comfort II he can afford Il, so long
rs those tthnga DO not stife the deeper
needs OF his soul.
terinl comfort In itself. The ideal ,ot
the Christian home Is not necessarily
an anchor4te's cell. Luxury has rs
own pi;ness That the miSsLop y sc ps sSnsTs 4Sns
.ty 10 shown In the fact that 10 them
necsRBltteH are tho questions OF life:
hero Il Is the lrauries''
Society Needs Awakening.
What do. you think should be done
70 fashtonabie society to bring 1t 10
tho gp.ritnnl and tshe religious compre-
the Bowery rf,iss!on?s'
what we need hero IS a rcawaken!ng
OF conselenee-zqn nwaten!ng q. the ne,
our rSlslon Reslon nj besones @ xi9sisiy real only
wren y Is rooted and Grounded IN
personal experiences. That "a why Our
hsGple, OF the mission understand re-
e.,nm,nI, mgIw y DC DO, you~think this can bs ac-
o,BySgthieai preaching plus spirltuai
ds ddssnaulc force There. Is much to ~be
fsce 10 facs with reality In the mis-
sionH relialon Ia real; here II is like the
E~st Oh inc lltc--artttlclal and iinredts.
The evening world., 1906-11-27
Women's and Children's Furs:
In The Basement.
Foo, of Main stnlrway.

700 o
>HE main showing Of Furs the second hoorthe over,
flow display is in the basement 1t embraces loWpreed
urs that safely cheapvery low priced yet of good
The evening world., 1906-11-27
R.HMasy& q CO. sAtzs saons Are ThsF Priesa
fX\&!:!?!;:c!y,5:;;:|:; X, 8: :: !! ( (: |: :: !! ; !;
m - Bway q esh Az - sch to SSH 8.
Furniture For Every Room in The Home,
With Particular Attention to The Dining Room.

TABLE DRESS-SNOWY LINENS, CHINA,
RICH CuTN GLASS, sSlLNERW,aRE AND CUT
LERY.
The evening world., 1906-11-27

Even doing good to people t. hard
work II you have too much OF It to
The evening world., 1906-11-27
Card Engraving.
Sweaters for
Little Folks.
SuconH FIOor

SECOND Floor.
Better for Thanksgiving gifts
than Christmas gifts, because
Of the extra months service the
little folks get out Of them.
For childsen there are Sweaters
that button on the shoulders or
down the front--like a POCKET;
some are new models with VI
neeks; in white and eolers; sizes
3 to years /. Sa4c to $500
Boys All-Wooi Sweaters, fast \
color; with standing collars,
94c to S3.2l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-23

byterian church this afternoon and ev-
ening. Supper served for 25 cents from
) to 8 o'clock.
Ladies' rubbers, good quality, so
cents at Lage-Waters.
Mems rubbers, good quality, 65
cents at Lage-Waters'.
If you enjoy delicious, crispy, brown
pancakes, try Mrs. Austin's.
Very large fancy olives in bulk at
Passig Bros. Just opened
$3.50 for lady's patent leather shoe
good value. at Lage-Waters'.
The perfect fitting union suits Mum
sing underwear at Lloyd's.
See the new things in umbrellas at
J. Ramser's Engraving free.
Have you a sanitary seamless roast
er, no basting At David Don's.
Dressed turkeys. ducks, geese and
chickens at H. Tremanns Sons.
AT p. m. Saturday. brown muslin
10 yards for % cents at McCabe's.
SWEETEST thing in town in the new
thin model watches at J. Ramser's.
Ask your grocer for Mrs. Austin's
pancake flour. Fresh and delicious.
UIiemeyer & Sterlings great adjust
ment sale must soon come to an end.
For sewing read Rock Island Skirt
company's adj in female help column.
The Monday morning piano, the
White Lily washer, $3.50. David Don'S
II. T. Siemon wants your tin and fur
lace work. 1526-152S Fourth avenue.
The Monday morning piano, the
White Lily washer, $3.50, David Don's
Cleaning. pressing, repairing and
lyeing. Panitorium, 1909 Second ave
Tue.
You may have overlooked our ad in
oday's paper. If so turn to it because
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-23
wnirlwind on Saturday. Note the

a wlirlwind on Saturday Note the
prices.
Beecher Bros. for real estate.
CClored spats at Lage-Waters'.
Munsing union suits at Lloyd's.
Dressed poultry at Schroeder's.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
For bus. baggage. express, call Robb's.
For bus or express, Spencer & rrefz.
See Davidson at the big rink to-
night
White Lily washers, $3.50. at David
Don'.s
Nicely dressed chickens at Passig
Bros.
White Lily washers, $3.50, at David
Don'.s
A fine line of rifles at Koch's, Mar
ket square.
Sweet cider, the pure apple juice, at
Passig Bros'.
Nicely dressed chickens at Cole
mans market.
Ladies' shoes, good value, $125 at
Lager waters.
Ladies' patent leather shoes. $3.50 at
Lage-Waters'
Bulk and canned oysters at II. Ire
mann's Sons.
Try Aten's Baltimore oysters-the
best in the market.
Banigan rubbers. Lage-Waters. sole
agents for this city.
Jewel. Jewel, Jewel, the great cough
drop. Absolutely pure.
Dressed spring chickens at Gilmore
packing house market.
Dressed old chickens AZ Gilmore's
packing house market.
Special sale of useful and fancy ar
ticles by the ladies of the United Pres
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-23

it means money saving in the great
adjustment sale Ullemeyer & Ster-
ling.
Better take advantage of it at once
Buy high class clothing at reduced
prices.
Saves 20 per cent of the natural
juices, this sanitary rooster. At Da-
vid Don's.
The easiest way to prepare a quick
breakfast is to use Mrs. Austin's pan
cake flour.
Passig Bros. will have a complete
display of fresh vegetables tomorrow
Order there.
Everything in the drug line. William
UIlemeyer's Long View drug store.
Both phones.
Lewis Single Binder straight 5
cents. Many smokers prefer them to
Decent cigars.
Makes the old fowl taste like spring
chicken. Sanitary self-basting rooster
at David Don's.
Gun metal. silver gold filled and
solid gold watches at J. Ramser's.
Prices the lowest
Blended imitation mink cluster
scarfs. six handsome tails, S1.O0, Sat
urday at McCabe's.
At 2:30 Saturday the balance of
those short length prints, l cent 4
yard at McCabe's, l cent.
Passig Bros. have received another
supply Of that fine Milwaukee sausage
Place your order at once
Leaf lard, spare ribs. neck bones,
pork trimmings. butts, hearts and pigs
feet at H. Tremann's Sons
Those % cent eiderdown nannels,
fancy stripes and greys 10 cents per
yard, Saturday at McCabe's.
Eye trouble is the result of neglect.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-23

Have J. Ramser examine your eyes.
No charge for examination.
See the ad of Ullemeyer & Sterling
on another page of this paper. 1t is
small, but of great importance.
Have you noticed the patented top
on the enameled sanitary rooster?
No basting, easy to clean. saves all
the juices For sale at David Don's.
Expert manicuring, shampooing and
thorough treatment of the hair and
scalp given by Mrs. Sol Levi, 1876 Sew
enteenth street. Old phone west SO.
McCabe's want every one to eat the
Rubel, Allegretti cream chocolates Sa--
urday all day, % cents per pound in
pretty boxes
This evening at the Salvation Army
hall there will be a swearing in of To-
Gals and recruits of the army, and will
be conducted by Staff Captain Cowan
of Peoria. A public invitation is eX-
tended.
II. Z. Winter will sell at public sale,
on his farm one mile southeastern Mi
Ian, H., Monday, Dec. 3, 40 head OF
thoroughbred Poland-China hogs, 1G
males and 80 females. Lunch at II
o'clock. Sale begins at 1890.
The Helpers circle Of the Kings
Daughters will hold a Thanksgiving
sale Nov 2S, beginning at 10 a. m, in
the Harper house corridor. At this sale
you can buy plum pudding, mince meat
pie, cake doushnuts and candy.
The Mueller Lumber company just
received some big chunk LaSalle, the
original Third vein coal which they
are selling at living prices to any part
Of the city. \ saving To you of G5
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