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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13
Notice Oh Public Work

Public notice is hereby given that at
it's meeting held on Monday; the 22d
day Of January 1893 ee1 the city adontna S1Ha
an Ordinance, designated as Ordinances
No. 1882 (New Series), declaring its
intention to order the to folioWyfing L,yfig inn
the City Council of the City of Los An IN.
for alley purposAsff,1 Af,1RY ts9t certain
a public alley of the City Of Los
Angeles. extending frpm %I1n Twenty, ntyy,
sfTea'f street through srgSei BLOCK Of the sabdi-
vision of the Treat Tract, as per map
recorded in Book 5. at page 4SO, Miscel-
taMeTnS described d'GESl as follows, to wit: '
Beginning at the most easterly cor
ner of lot 1, Block of the Subdivision
IF the soE Treat e. ras psse as 4S
Records of Los Angeles County; thence
southeasterly in a direct. line to the
most northerly 20 corner OF lot e. SAD
rect line to the most westerly corner
of lot .21, said Block 2; thence north
westerly in a direct line to Q, the h m most ss
thence. northeasterly in a direct line to
the point Of beginning;
of the district of land to be affected by
said work or improvement are hereby
specified and declared to be as follows.
to wit:
Beginning at the most. .northerly cor
ner Of lot /, Block B of the Subdivision
of the Treat Tract. as hereinbefore
mentioned: thence southeasterly in a
direct line to the most easterly corner
of lot 6, said Block b; thence south
westerly in a direct line to the most
southeriy corner of lot 81, said Block
b; thence northwesterly in direct line
said Block B; thence northeasterly in
direct line to the point of beginning:
excepting therefrom so much of said
street or alley in saaid city.
Reference is hereby made to said
Ordinance on file in the office of the
City Clerk of said city for further par
ticulars.
Street Superintendent of the City of
Los Angeles. S-5-14 lot
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13
RaIfOur Resumes Leadership

BY Associated Press.
LONDON. March 12.-Former Pre-
mier Balfour returned to the house
of commons today and assumed the
leadership of the opposition.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13

Homeless children received and nlaeed
In homes for adoption. Apply Rev. o.
Home society, S34 Bradbury buiidinE =
Los Angeles
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INDEX TO PUBLIC ADVERTISING
NEW TODAY

An Ordinance authorizing the execu-
tion and delivery of a quitclaim deed
to certain lands in the City of Los An
geleS
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13

and Also street, In I
Notice is hereby given
State of California relative
of opening and widening 81
stituting the Board of Pl
Thursday, the 22d day of
said Board of Public =,
Hall, in said city, sci
United States, all the
duent list of assessments
tween Leonis street
on which property the de
together with the costs an
shall be paid before said
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13

The Herald will sell you s35 worth of
records and GIVE you a six months
subscription to The Herald and a S25
Talk-o-Phone absolutely free.
Tslk-o-Phone Free Sea the proposition
in today's Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13
PUBLIC ADVERTISING

sessment Levied to Pay the Tx
tnh Street. Between Leonis Street
les.
o provision of the Statutes OF the
assessments to pay the expenses
llities. we, the undersigned. con-
City of Los Angeles, will on
clock a. M, in the office of the
; OF Los Angeles, in the City
l for lawful money of the
d in the following delin-
d extending of Utah street, be-
described in said list are lien,
thereon, unless said assessments
the costs and penalties thereon.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13
PUBLIC ADVERTISING

" Tor Deltnuu ent Az
and Extending of Ut
he City of Los Angel
that. pursuant to the
} to the collection of
reefs within municipa
lblic Works of the I
March, 1906, at 10 o.,
Works of the City
| at public auction
property describe. d
for the widening an
and Also street,
assessments
d penalties aScruing
sale. together with
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13

ii. j. LEl4ANDb,
City Clerk and ex-Officio Clerk of the
Council of the City of Los Angeles.
Approved this Sth day of March, 1906.
OWEN McALEER,
3-12-13 ct Mayor.
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
MEN TO PAINT CHURCH;
WOMEN TO COOK DINNERS

PLA-NFIELD. ~. J., June 22.-Lack-
ing the necessary funds. but possessed
Of indomitaLle spirit. the members of
the First Church Of Christ have adopted
a novel scheme TO have their house of
worship receive its annual coat of paint
The men of the congregation have
agreed 10 give a days service in WELD
ing the brushes. and the women will
cook and serve dinner on the grounds
at noon. The volunteers are being
msIshaled by Rev. Phil A. Parsons, an
enterprising young clergyman and a
graduate OF a Western university, who
will himself don overalls and jumper
The workers will be divided into sec
tions. each one under the direction of a
foreman
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ScALPED FACTORY GIRL
Is AWARDED $12,500

ROCHESTER,. n. Y, June 22.-Yaw-
man and Erbe Company. OF this city.
has settled with Laura E Stewart and
her father for the loss os Miss Stewards s
hair. for SI2,5oO.
Two years ago. when Miss Stewart
was in the employ OF the company her
hair became entangled in a swiftly re-
Nolving pulley shaft. and her entire
scalp was torn on, Since then she has
undergone ten surgical operations, her
life being saved by the successful graft
ing on her head of the skin from a live
dog.
Miss Stewart and her father brought
suit TO recover damages. the daughter
Tor injuries and the sfather for loss of
his daughters services Papers were
nled in surrogates court today setting
forth the terms of the settlement.
The girl lay In hospital for months.
the skin of the dog was removed and
skin from different parts Of the girls
oody was transferred TO her head and
has partially healed the wound, but no
nalr VIII ever grow on her head again.
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DespOnde1t House Painter
Made Sure of His Death
Committed Rash Act in Home of District
Coroner, Where He Was Employed
to Paint the Interior

Cold in death with his teeth buried
in rubber tube. through which gas
had .bcs1 flowing since Saturday, Isaac
Roginski. a painter. forty years old, OF
90S Petty street northeast, was found
on the third floor of the home OF Cor
oner J. Ramsey hewitt, $50 Calvert
street northwest. late yesterday after
noon. Dr. hewitt is out OF the city on
his vacation. Acting Coroner Glaze
brook viewed the remains, and gave a
certificate of suicide.
The body was taken TO the morgue
last night. and will be held there until
Roginski's brother. theatrical manager
in Atlantic City. arrives in Washington
and makes arrangements for the fun
eral
III health and dependency over lack
of funds and work are said by acquain-
tances of Roginsli to have been the mo-
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was a prisoner. have prayed con-
stantly, and my prayers were answered.
Says Prayer Was Answered
Then days ago I tasted all day. 1
spent most Of my time in prayer. /
was on my knees before the Madonna all
day long. and far into the night. Then
I dreamed I had been granted a new
trial. The next morning I called the
keeper and told him to look at me. I
had been troubled with my eyes. and
that morning the pain was gone. I
want 10 make a bet with you l said
TO the keeper; I bet you anything there
is a telegram in the front office ad-
dressed TO me saying there is to be
new trial
''The keeper went 10 the front Office
and Mr.. ConnaughtOn handed him
telegram addressed to me. saying the
court of appeals had granted the new
trial.
Il want TO meet James W. Osborne.
who argued my case IN the court Of ap-
peals. He will defend me when l am
put on trial again. 1 know that this trip
] will be acquitted"
After leaving the train Cascone bought
a box of candy and took IL with him 70
his cell in the Tombs for his little boy.
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tives for his ending his life He was
unmarried and lived with his sister.
Mrs. Minnie Goldberg.
Coroner hewitt. to help Roginsh get
on his feet, gave him the Job of painting
the interior of the Calvert street house.
Roginski worked several days last
week. On Saturday. when he was last
seen alive. he complained of feeling I'll.
The room Is small in which the body
was found. The window and door were
both closed.
When Joseph Clay. the coachman,
opened the door yesterday afternoon
and stepped into the house. he was al
most carried of his feet by the odor
He traced the Odor to the third floor.
He broke open the door and found Ro-
ginsld lying rigid and lifeless on the
floor. Clay notified the police OF his
discovery. Acting Coroner Glazebrook
held the investigation. Morguemaster
Schonenberger took charge of the body.
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
Talcum Powders

15c Brsdleys Wood
land Violet Talcum
Powder .-.. 12c
l5c kannS BOrated
Talcum Powder, H..
can Tor ... 1oc
l0c De Moir -TalcuEn
Powder. sale
price - &c
Nine Yaie'S Talcum
Powder - 12c
15c Bentons BOraued
TalCUm Powder
AOL &c
15c Calishers Prickly
Heat Powder ....So
15c Lundborg's Tai
cum Powder. SC
15c Munyon's Talcum
Powder for. &c
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Ammonia

Kann's Jumbo Am
mOnia, y gal bottle
for --.--.-. Sc
kann's 1Sc Violet Am
monia for .-. 15c
kann'c 10c size Violet
Ammonia fol- Sc
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Nail Brushes

1oc and 15c SOLID
BACK HAND
SCRUBS; sale
price . &c
25c SOlid-Back Hand
Scrubs. sale
3sc Bone Handle Nal
Brushes; choice 21c
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Tooth Brushes

CSC Hygienic Tooth
Brushes sale
price . 19c
25c 10 Soc FRENCH
TOOTH BRUS SHES;
assorted styles
choice -- 15c
15c 10 19c FRENCH
TOOTH BRUSHES:
choice - 10c
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Soap Boxes

Aluminium, 1oc kind:
special .- sc
25c Celluloid Boxes:
pink. white or blue:
special . 1ec
SOC Heavily Nfckeled
Boxes. special. 42c
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Hair Tonic

SOC Pinaud Eau de
Quinine for --- 35c
Nine. Yale's 800 Hair
Tonic for - 69c
Nine. Yale's soc Hair
Tonic for ...... 35c
Munyon's 25c Hair
Tonic for ..... 10c
Rtkers 75c Septone,
for the hair. CSC
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Face Powders

SOC La Blanche Face
Powder. all tints:
sale price -.. 29c
SOC PoZZOni Face Pow
der; sale price. 33c
25c Dorin's Face Pow
der; sale price. .19c
soc Nine Lowenbergs S
Pastells. sale
price -.- 2Sc
SOC II e SIS Youthful
Tint Powder: sale
price ..-.... 35c
25c Java Rice Powder:
all tints .. I7c
10c fellows Swan
down Powder; sale
prlce Sc
1Oc fellows Perfect
Complexion Pow
DER -....-.... &C
RikerS 25c Dresden
Face Powders .. 2oc
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sa.zs LuraY and Return.

Including transfer and admission to cav
erns via Baltimore & Ohio. Leave Wash
lngton sos a. m, returning leave -uray
o r. m. Sunday. June a. Rare uppor-
tunity 10 visit this natural wonder
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Your Household Goods viii BE Safe

During your absence from town IL store,
in Union Trust Co.'S fireDroof ware
houses. Lowest consistent rates. Onice
1z14 +.
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$500 Week-End Excursions.

Baltimore & Ohio to Atlantic City, Cape
Nav, Sea Island City, and Ocean City,
N J. and return. Every Friday and
Saturday, returning until following Tues
day inclusive.
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Miscellaneous

JETUM" 25c pack
ages. black. blue. or
brown; for coloring
straw hats: spe-
clal ZOC
k5c Papier Poudre
Books; white only:
EXTRA SPE-
CIAL ..... lOc
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
s4a.7s to Denver, Col, and Return,

Via Baltimore & Ohio July IL to 13
valid for return until August "A. Consult
agents for particulars.
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
Toilet Waters

47I1 Toilet Water.
regular zSc size
Tor 4Sc
Colgate's Toilet Va
Ter Tor . 23c
Eiker's 25c Toilet Wa
III 1SC
Rtker 5 SOC size Toilet
Water .. 39c
csc Willow Violet
Toilet Water for 1ec
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Soaps
ars Unscented

Fedrs L nScented
soap, -....sc
Pears Scented Soap
Tor --.- 12c
SC Snowberry Soap. 3
cakes for ..... 1oc
25c box Armours
Toilet Soap for. .aoc
25c Ponds Extract
Soap for ... 2Oc
1Oc CASTLE Soap, pound
bar Of white or
green ....... &c
Large Cake CASTLE
Soap. with Turkish
wash cloth. for sc
Packers s Tar Soap, a
cake for lie
l0c TO 25c Toilet Soaps,
assorted m a k e s.
some without wrap
pers. Choice a
cake sc
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
$500 Harpers Ferry and Martinsburs;

81. .25 Berkeley Springs: s.. 90 Cumberland
and return June a. Leave Baltimore and
Ohio Station sos a. m. Returning leave
6, Berkeley Springs z. Mar
S. Harper's Ferry $40 D. m.
same date. Splendid opportunity for
days outing an country.
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
Waterproof
Gases for
Toilet Articles

sc Rubber-Iined Face
Cloth Cases; assert
ed colors; dainty
patterns; special 1oc
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Baltimore and Return, s1.as, Baltimore

& Ohio r. r. Every Saturday a. d Sun
day. Al trains both ways, bota days,
except Royal Limited
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Tooth Paste

Shefheld's Dentifrice;
regularly csc. for lee
All Tooth Paste; reg
ulaTly sec. for. SSc
SANITOL TOOTH
PASTE: regularly
25c, for ..... 15o
SoZodont Tooth Paste:
regularly csc, for 1Sc
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
Bay Rum

soc Park & TilSord's
Bay Rum .- Csc
Kann's 25c Double Dis
titled Bay Rum lec
Hendicksen's 15c Dou-
bic Distilled Bay
Rum -.. 1Oc
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
Lsisterine

Large size bottle Lis
terine; sale price 59c
Small size bottle Lis
terine; sale pr1ce 15c
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Cold Creams

raggett & RamsdeITs
55c Cold Cream .32c
Dr. Charles soc Flesh
Food for SIC
Nine Yale's soc Al
mOnd Blossom
Cream for .. S5c
Rikers 2Sc Cold
Cream - zoe
Hind 5 soc Honey and
Almond Cream 29c
Barnard s CSC Com
pleXiOn Cream 12c
Espey's 25c Complex
ion Cream, removes
tan 4oC
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
SAYS DEATH HOUSE
HE'LL on EARTH
Raffaele Cascone, Three
Years in a Sing Sing Cell,
Gets New Trial.
is HOPEFUL OF ACoUITTAL
Praises Roland B. Molineux, Who
Remembers Fellow-Prisoners With
Cigars and Cream.

NEW YORK, June 22-After spend
Ing two years, seven months and
twenty-five days in the death house
in Sing Sing. Raffaele Cascone. known
as the King of Mulberry Street." was
brought back TO the TOmbs by The
same deputy sherifs Delehanty and
O'Keeffe. who took him up the river
after his death sentence for the murder
of Tirigi Sinischelsci. June .. 1903. The
court of appeals has granted him a new
trial.
"Good-by. boys" called Cascone as he
was leaving. TO the seven other con-
demned men: Il wish you all a new
trial"
He called every one by name with the
exception OF Lawyer Albert T. Patrick.
to whom he has taken a great dislike.
When Cascone reached the depot in
Ossining he asked permission to send a
telegram.
This telegram" he said. ''is to nv
boy. have not seen him for a long
time. Ee is a little over five years old
now. and 1. want him TO come and see
me. He did come up several times while
I was in the death house. but, you know.
there 1 could not even shake hands with
him I want TO have him with me as
soon as he can come to the Tombs from
Staten Island. Oh. how 1 long to kiss
him
Then Cascone sent this telegram.
God is good. Papa is out. Come and
see me as soon as you can. With love
and kisses from your father
RAFFAELE CASCONE.''
Talk about hell on earth" said
Cascone to reporter for the World,
who rode with him in a train from
Ossining to this city; 81 have passed
through it. No man will lock up a dog
as they lock up human beings in the
death house AT Sing Sing"
Cigars From Molineux.
Cascone took two cigars from
pocket.
"Do you know who gave me these
cigars2' he asked ''They come from
the best friend the poor men in Sing
Sings death house ever had They come
from Roland 3. Molineux- Every now
snd then he sends US cigars and fine ice
cream.
Twelve men were taken out of the
death house to be killed while 1 was
there. I never heard any of them make
an outcry. They take them out little
before in the morning The men will
call to us and say 'Good-by, and hope
you viii all get q new trial Then you
hear the door opened and closed. and
you know that a few seconds later it
is ell over. I have cried not because
of fear that I would have to take my
seat in the electric chair, but when L
have heard the mother and the sister
and the father and the children come
in that awful place and say the last
farewell TO the men who viii die in a
few hours. 1t is that that makes one
shiver."
Cascone was carrying in his right hand
a roll. which he never allowed to leave
his hand
This is my best friend he said. ''It
is a picture Of the Madonna 1t was
given 10 me by a relative. and II hung
in my cell during all these long months
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
Deodorizers

Choice Of Mum" or
Riker's Deodor :"
each regularly Csc:
for this sale. special.
each .. zoe
25c Talcutine, with
sample OF cream, all
for .-....--. .15c
The Washington times., 1906-06-22

Best Treat of All,
c, & S. Pure Cream Ice Cream. Drug
gfsts'
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C. q S. Pure Ice Cream-yelYer Kind
Best because it's purest Druggists.
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
Shaving Soap

Williams Sc Shaving
Soap, round cakes Sc
Williams 25c Shaving
Sticks for --- 16c
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Hair Brushes

CSC Solid Back Hair
Brushes, sale
price 6SC
49c Hair Brushes,
choice -. 3Sc
25c Hair Brushes as
SOred styles
choice .....--. 4Sc
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
Tooth Powders

Lyons Tooth Powder
IOr -- 1&c
SozOdont Tooth Pow
der ....... lSc
CSC SANITOL TOOTH
POWDER -. 15c
25C HOyIs Rubi-
foam . 17c
15C Rikers Tooth
Powder 1900. 12c
15C Nine. Yale's Tooth
Powder $4,000. 12c
15c Ma sons Tooth
Powder $1,000 1Oc
l5C Raymond 5 Tooth
Powder - &c
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
Witch Hazel

Soc Ponds Extract 29c
CSC size Ponds Witch
Hazel for -.- 12c
ISc Kann's Witch Ha-
Eel 1oc
kann's 10c size Witch
Hazel for .-.- SC
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
s79 to San Francisco, Cal. and Return

Baltimore & Ohio r. r.. June "a 10 July
s. Valid for return until September Is.
Consult agents for particulars.
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
Whisk Brooms

25c Whisk BroOms;
sale price ... 15c
15c Whisk Brooms:
sale price .-... 1oc
Flexible Nail Boards
or Files; u in box.
for - 1oC
WILD Irish Rose Per
fume, 25c ounce
kind; special 1Tc
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Sea Salt

&c Sea Salt, large size
bag Tor -... 1oc
25c bottles kirk s
Straw Hat Cleaner:
extra SPE-
CIAL .....- Zoc
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Dressing Combs

15c Black Dressing
Combs; fine and
coarse combined, or
al coarse. spe-
cial -.... 1oc
q o o d Y L a RS 25c
Dressing Combs: as
sored styles, in fine
ana coarse and all
coarse, special. .. 19c
The Washington times., 1906-06-22

was a prisoner. I have prayed con-
stantly, and my prayers were answered.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-28
PERSONAL and SOCIAL.

80 a. A. Beltz Tom Taylor and T. r. Stewart
have gone. to Colorado Springs. .7cs.
. The Cipher Card club Will be entertained BY
Mrs. Whitelaw, 1921 Elliot avenue, tomorrow
day from their logging camp on Discover Raw
wash, for a two weeks holiday visit.
Misses Anne Marie Johnson. Helen Atwater
and Glare Dillon left, last night for Chicago
fhi sorority. -, GEE&E >''5..o- ,-~'.G-"'f = :
Mrs. Russell Folwelll OF Chicago, who has
been =, spending the holidays with DR.: and Mrs
Mr.. Folwell went back to Chicago Tuesday
evening, H' ~. rs - =
Minneapolis people at New York hotels arc
as follows: Albert, G. e. Graves; Broadway
Central. J. D. Lennon; Imperial R. Mr. Brown
Holland, L. r. Decarie; Woodstock, W. A. Ben
ton; Seville. r. = Bcusman -, =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-28
What the Market Affords.

IS hound roast Of veal, Is cents a pound.
Mackerel, IL cents each, :
Picked pigs feet, 10 cents pound.
New carrots, 5 cents a bunch.
Leaf lettuce, 5 cents a bunch
Naval oranges, 80 cents a dozen.
Dates, Is cents a pound
!. The round roast Of -, veal NAV he
boned and stuffed and as the space left
by. the bone will not be very large.
make fiat cakes from the dressing pre-,
pared with the addition Of bit of
chopped onion. Bake in dripping pan
and serve with the roast and gravy,
advises Good Housekeeping.
The carrots served in cream sauce
are delicious. Slice in thin rings and
cook in, as, little water as possible, with
out burning. Add butter and salt and
serve with a rich cream sauce favored
with grated nutmeg nm &@$s ~ Z
y Steamed dates are simple dessert
for dinner. Wash pound of whole
dates, cover with cold water and let
soak over night. Next morning add
half.cup Of sugar, bring slowly to the
steaming point, then simmer for five
minutes. Transfer the dates to serv-
ing dish and reduce the syrup fully
one-half. Let stand until cool, add a
teaspoon of vanilla and (if ike) two
tablespoons of sherry and pour over
the fruit. Serve cold, with or: without
cream. Figs may be prepared in the
same way. =. =, ~.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-28

The Christmas entertainment for Riverside
chapel will be given this evening in the chapel
Scenes from the life of Christ will be shown
by colored stereopticon pictures. and soloists
and choruses will furnish a musical accompaDi-
ment. 1.-THE Holy City, will be sung and
illustrated with twenty-five pictures. Those
who will take part in the musical part of the
program will be the young ladies' chorus. Mrs
C. NJ: Lame. Misses Sarah Brooks, Pearl Bunce
Lillian johnson, Albina Bester. Lena Olson
Clara Burdel, a chorus Of small girls and Paul
Bunce and George Newton.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-28

Washing Soda, 8 lbs. 1Oc. 49,: -
Bluing or Ammonia, at bottle, &c.
Toilet Paper, large rolls or pkgs, 75c
quality, doz, 44c. -. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-28
A Club. Celebration.

The Friday History club had Christ.
Fred Squyer, 3O46 Third avenue s. me
mistletoe which decorated the luncheon
table had been sent from the south hv
a member who is spending the winter
there, and the place cards were cav
Chrlstmas bells. Holiday greens and
bells srdecked the other rooms. After
luncheon Santa Claus appeared with a
sleigh heaped with gifts for the twenty
flve guests. Mrs. Squyer was assisted
by Mines. J: R. Brown, J. r. Martin.
Z; N; C}rrowther, G. A. Gruman, George
Gaylord. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-28
Christmas at Bethany Home

Bethany Home had it's Christmas GEL
ebratlo y today and it began with a
D o Il, dinner which was served at
join in the celebration and to receive
the many friends of the home, for the
building was open for inspection ali
day. The nursery with. its tiny in
mates: is always a popular place. and
the visitors found the white.robed ha-
pies so interesting. that they were 10th
10 leave at 3 O'Clock, when the Gifts
were ", distributed in the assembly room
There was Christmas tree laden with
toys and candies for the children, and
every woman received a new gingham
dress and two white aprons. Miss
Marian Lacy, superintendent of the
nome, presided. over the distribution.
assisted by the members of the board
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-28

Miss Madeline Taes Goddard of Prov
idence, R. l., who will become the bride
of Marquis Rene d 'Andigne tomorrow,
met the marquis in a most romantic
way While touring in an automobile
in southern France, she stopped to in
spect some picturesque ruins Of castle
and met an affable gentleman, who was
studiously polite in his endeavors to
point out the spots of interest. The ro-
nance begun there and then, which re-
suited in the announcement that Miss
Goddard was to wed citizen Of
France. s., #
Being the daughter of soldier who
was promoted and breyetted for daring
and meritorious service, Miss Goddard
proved that she was of patriotic blood
during the Spanish war by taking a
trained nurses course, and, with other
young society women of Providence,
aided in the care & Of the sick and
wounded at the camp near Montauk
Point, L. /.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-28

+ The Sigma Tau, the girls sorority
of the University Of Minnesota class
Of 1906, had a banquet at Donaldson g
tearooms today. The table was deco
rated in green and white, and covers
were placed for eighteen.