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Arizona republican., 1907-02-17
Only Two Days More, Monday ana Tue
Mems Furnishings

75c underwear CSC. An exceptional good 75c value,
shirts and drawers to match in plain colors, stand
ard 75c seller Our sale price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3d.
I5c white and colored border hanjkerchiefs &c. A
neatly finished handkerchief regular price 15c.watch
EN- go at ................ Observation-Disclosures. &c
White linen finished handkerchiefs, ready for imme-
date use worth zoe. &c
S5c Mems Suspenders 19c. Many extra good
penders heavy elastic, standard Csc seller in all
styles .......-........ Observation-Disclosures .-.- l9c
zoe Mems black hose. &c Mems fast black Macco
hose all sizes. exceptional good zoe value. Our
sale price ........- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... &c
75c dress shirts 39c Fine dress shirts in fancy
materials. positively worth &c. During these 16
Light Macco underwear. 19c Comes in cream and
pink only. An extra good value. In this gigantic
sale 19c
Mems 75c work shirts, sec Mems excellent made
work shirts OF madras. percale and gnghams in a
great variety OF coors worth 75c Our sale price 39e
1Oc Rockford hose 4c Extra heavy Rockford socks.
regular price 10c ribbed top fully seamless at &c
25c fancy and plain hose &C. Mems fancy hose also
plain colors, in all sizes. fully seamless worth 25c,
In this 16-day sale &c
20c boys suspenders Sc. Boys excellent suspen-
ders made of good elastic the kind that don't bust
Standard zoe values Our sale price............Sc
Arizona republican., 1907-02-17

25c Suspenders lie. Mems extra
heavy Suspenders with leather straps
and best elastic; the famous Police
and Fireman's brand. suspenders which
you would have difficulty to duplicate
at 25c anywhere, during this Gigantic
Sale your pick
Superior English Imported Steel
Needles, were SC, now, per package, 1c
Arizona republican., 1907-02-17
Ladies Tailor Made Skirts

500 and $3.50 Skirts S4e3. They come in all de-
scriptions hanging full OF that indescribable
thing called style Tucked harng bottom, light and
dark mixtures. guaranteed worth $3.50 sale
400 swell stylish beautifully trimmed Skirts. hand
some. perfect fitting garments that show the very
kind of fashion made Of all wool materials and
mannish suitings. Skirts that show a Of
plat treatment skirts that show careful and pains
taking tailoring; latest arrivals, worth up $3.50
Our sale price Observation-Disclosures 500
Wrappers and Long Kimonas. of washable materials
Persian designs worth $500 at ............... 49c
Arizona republican., 1907-02-17
Read These Mute But Crushing Prices:
Mems Clothing

IS suit all to match SOS A fine suit OF clothes.
all to match. come in homespur and worsted Scotch
mixtures This suit is positively worth IS or your
money refunded at any time during this gigantic
$1,000 mems suits. $463. This represents lot OF
suits in worsteds and serges Also some dark fancy
mixtures In the new and swagger fad cut sack coat
entirely custom made. Remember You get your money
back if satisfied. This suit goes in this gigantic
SAFE at ....--........ T1Oo
$500 mems fine suits, $5.SS. a grand assortment
of single and dOublebreased sack suits. black, blue
brown chevios seroes velour finished cashmere;
some solid worsteds in gray and brown. nobby tweed
mixtures in all the desirable and newest shades
all superbly tailored; French faced, finished;
perfect fit guaranteed. Values that equal in every
respect to suits that sell for $1,000. Our sale
price ....-.......... ----S5.So
$500 all worsted suit. $7.45. This is the peer OF
any you can elsewhere at 4 $500 price mark.
marvel Of goodness all sizes. Don't fail to ask for
this suit. genuine 1900 value .............. I45
$500 mems suits $S.S5. This amount entities you
choose suit from twenty lots as finely made and
uld desire Fine home and foreign suitings OF style
in a great variety of effects. tailored
into garments faultless fashion. Kersey chevOts
vicura hOmespun, tweed Scotch mixtures and cassi-
mere suits in black blue. brown. drab tan and fancy
designs single and double breasted All Of this
sons styles. Worth $500. In this gigantic
$4,000 suits for 1895. a comprehensive line Of
lent mannish mixtures in cheviOt creations rep
resent.ng only latest fashions Come in single and
double breasted a suit that you would have diff
Guilty to duplicate $1,000 where In this gigantic
sale S5SS
Arizona republican., 1907-02-17
Hat Department

Fedora and Campaign shape hats in black and drab,
an excellent $500 value comes in all sizes. during
Mems Fedora and Tourist shape hats selected from
lots where there only one or left, and
bined making total Of about $50 hats, worth up to
50 90; during this sale your choice. each 1.48
John B. Stetson, Knox and Dunlap shape hats in all
cOors styles Including the latest fall styles,
ing these 16 days ............ .... 80. 49,. S1.es
Arizona republican., 1907-02-17
Mems Pants

81 Mems Trousers $1O9 Mems Trousers in stripeo
designs. light medium weights double stitched
throughout a great assortment of them in all sizes
positively worth $500. In this gigantic sale S0e
$3.50 Mems Pants, s1.4S. Same above only better
quality. Comes in all sizes and colorings; always
sold for $3.50, during these sixteen SLAB
600 Pairs Mems Pants in all the striped worsteds
sewed with silk throughout. In large varieties and
nObby patterns to choose from; values ranging up to
$780, latest styles only: trousers which would appeal
most strongly to accustomed to made TO order
garments. Our sale price. S249
$3.50 and $3.50 Corduroy Pants S243. Imported Eng
lsh corduroy in plain and fancy colors excellenty
made, very of Innings up to $3.50, now. S243
Arizona republican., 1907-02-17

Mems heavy work shoes Double riveted tackled
and sewed every pair guaranteed worth
S2OO. Come and pick them out at S132
We offer the best shoe the market for the price.
Certainly the equal Of any $500 and $500 make the
latest toes and styles all the expensive eath
ers. These shoes compare with the highest grade
shoes made. All so in these 16 days at from
$3.50 to S2.2s
Arizona republican., 1907-02-17
Ladies' and Misses Shoes

Over 5000 pairs OF the very finest OF this seasons
arrivals hand sewed lace button oxfords bluchers
suitable both for dress street wear; light medium
and heavy weight French kid patent leather vci kid
and calf by far the best of shoes brought this
market They come in all sizes and widths in every
imaginable STYLE, common sense. opera military
Cuban. and French heel. worth from s275 to $3.50;
come and pick them out at this mighty sale
at $3.50, S22e, S199, S17e, S1.26, CSC and 49c
Misses and chdrens shoes. values that sold for
$50. s175, $3.50 and $3.50; pick your size at this
gigantic sale per pair at and up from ......... SIC
Ladies' finest dress lace shoes in turn welt soes.
Latest styles and leathers $500 and s4OO
Gigantic sale price ........... S173
Ladies' patent and vici kid lace shoes French and
Cuban heels; all sizes and styles suitable both for
dress and street genuine $3.50 $500 values
During this gigantic sale at ................ S198
Arizona republican., 1907-02-17
Handkerchiefs

Ladies' and Chidren's Handkerchief made of fine
white lawn. hemstitched. worth &C. Gigantic sale
price --------.-... SC
Ladies' linen finished handkerchiefs sold regularly
at 1Oc Gigantic sale price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sc
LaRies finely hemstitched handkerchiefs with floral
designs in worth up to 2Oc In this gigantic
SdIe &C
Do ems and dozens of ladies' hemstitched and
broidered handkerchief also trimmed pref
ty, neat. designs fresh goods, worth 25c. In
this gigantic sale NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1,000. 7c
Arizona republican., 1907-02-17

Best quality sewing Silk, 100 yd.
spool, in all coIors, including white and
black. in all sizes. Standard 1oc seller.
Gigantic Sale price. ..............4c
Ladies white finely hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, worth Sc at any bar
gain sale, our Gigantic Sale price PC
Imported Steel Thimbles, never sold
for less than Sc, Gigantic Sale price &c
Arizona republican., 1907-02-17

Mems extra heavy rockford Hose, an
excellent working hose this, all 10 and
12I2c values, during this stirring sale
81 inch white Table Damask, exceed
ingly pretty designs, a splendid SOC
value, Gigantic Sale price per yard pic
Ready made Pillow Cases 45x36, of
ue, Gigantic Sale price. .14c
Arizona republican., 1907-02-17
Mems Shoe Department

Mems single and double sole,
lace shoes, London cap, ex-
tension sole, in vici kid, box
Russian calf. Every pair pos
itively guaranteed for good
wear. \ standard $2-5o value
during these 16 days at S1.43
Mems shoes for business
wear. That means service
and comfort, all shapes AMI
feathers, all sizes. strictly
union made, hand sewed,
worth $500. In this phenOm-
email sale at ~ S1.8o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
GIFT OF CHILDREN
Pupils OF Bellevue Send WAGON Load
of Good Things to Hospital.

Pupil. OF Bellevue Send Wagon Load
of Good Things to Hospital.
Thanksgiving Day was celebrated at
Bellevue School on Wednesday. early
in the morning the streets leading TO
the building We're thronged with chill.
dren, each carrying some gift for the
Sheltering Arms Free Hospital and IN
room after room. tables. chairs. poHes
to hold the articles, Two large wagons,
heavily loaded We're finally sent to the
hospital. .,,,
tistically decorated in holly, trimming
cedar. ferns banked In the, windows.
chrysanthemums and I'd, other Towers s,..,r,;.a,
generously to Thanksgiving basket,
each reciting an appropriate verse as
the bundles We're dropped into the
basket. which was held by Master Alvin
The program of exercises Included q
Thanksgiving song by Third 3 class:
a recitation by Miss Bessie Johns; q
81 hymn ~ a saae
Aubrey Scruggs, Nellie Hewlett and
Earl Sewers, and Thanksgiving bas-
ket. filled w Misses Carolyn Clarke Clarke
e eaahoh Aa Nelle 0u'e aordon. virginia
Maker, Ethel Phillips and Rebecca
Elnes.
The basket was presented by Vivian
Cosby and accepted by DR.. William
Cox and Nurse Bessie Johns. the two
children cos tuned as resident ply
stefan and trained nurse. in the uni
form of s;heltering Arms Hospital,
making a very pretty picture.
After america sung by the class.
the following pupils formed Thanks
giving acrostic: Hill Carter, Davis
5Crump, Olive Parker, 'Ilatherine Bos-
Duet Alvin Ta1ley, Mabel Streat,
Marion Halle, Bernard Butler Elicit
Allen, Minnie Gill, Joseph Paveyl and
Zalia.
Two additional class songs and "A
recitation by Miss Kate Farmer closed
the exercises, a talk from Professor
E. Morrisette being the last thing on
the program. The room was filled to
OVERLOOKING with parents and friends
OF teachers and pupils,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
annual service
OF BROTHERHOOD.
Bishop Strange Speaks and Cor
q. porate Communion Is Ad- 4.
n1inistered.

The annual services of the Richmond
Assembly of the Brotherhood OF st.
Andrew. marking also the conclusion
OF the week OF prayer. were held in
st Marks Episcopal Church last night.
Tho attendance was unusually large.
Nearly every chapter in the city sent
a allegation, and q majority OF the
Episcopal rectors of Richmond were
present.
Bishop Gibson. assisted by the rev.
Thomas G. Darst, rector OF ST. Marks;
the Rev. Robert a. Goodwin and tho
Rev. John Moncure. D. D., was in
charge Of the services.
Bishop Robert Strange, OF East
Carolina. formtr rector OF st. Pauls
Church here, delivered the address. 1Iis
theme was THE. Call to the Ministry,
which lie treatsd In such an able man-
ner as to make deep Impression on
the congregation. 1t Is believed that
the discourse will be particularly USE
full at this time when there is such
urgent n ed for more workers In tho
church. Bishop Strange Is great ia
vorite in Richmond.
After the services the Corporate
Communion was administered by
Bishop Gibson, assisted by the Rev. Mr..
Darst,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
DELEGATION GOING
DRIVER CONGRESS
MayorMc earthly, President Peters
and Chairman CARRIER to Pre-
sent Needs of This City.

At conference held in the Mayors
office yesterday morning plans were
discussed for the trip of the local
delegation to Washington to attend the
National Rivers and Harbors Congress.
which assemblies there on December
4tl. In resolution of Council, Mayor
Mccarthy, President Turpin, of the
Board of Aldermen, President Peters
of the Common Council. and Chair
man CARRIER, of the Committee on
James River Improvement, were in
structed to attend and present to the
congress the need of larger approprin-
tons for the James. Mr.. Turpin will
not be able to join his delegation, but
the others will be there.
Mr.. Peters, who was one of the
prominent members of the organiza-
ton year ago. Is enthusiastic about
the value of the work. and he will be
in line again. calling attention at all
times to the valuable asset at home,
provided funds are appropriated for
deepening the channel and giving bet
ter navigation facilities to the sea. Mr.
w. w. Morton. the former chairman
of the James River Committee, was
elected a member of one of the most
important congress committees but
that place Will be vacant this year by
reason of his retirement from Coun-
ell.
1t is expected that more than a thou
sand delegates will sbe present next
week. The majority of them will come
from the Mississippi Valley section.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
FIVE CONCERTS BY
WEDNESDAY CLUB
Important Meeting Of Board Of
Governors Held Yesterday
Afternoon.
AfternOon.

The board of governors of the We'd
nesday Club held an important meet
ing yesterday afternoon at the office
of the president, Mr.. George w. Stew
ems. An unusually large number of the
members attended. those present be-
ing Messrs. George w. Stevens: II. Il.
Meloney, NJ. o. Brooks. j. Stewart
Bryan, A. B. Williams. Cunningham
Hall, Walter Mercer, w. d. Duke. s.
w. Meek, NJ. T. Spicer, b. II. Grundy.
Arthur Schrivenor. James ". Gordon,
John G. Corley.
The most important work was the
report of the music committee made
by Mr.. Scrivenor, the chairman. who
gave his opinion In favor of five con-
jcerts This suggestion, after full dis
cussion, was unanimously concurred in
b. the board. The program for the
spring festival aud the list of artists
are not yet definitely determined. It
has, however. been decided to give
THE Beatitudes" at the opening con-
cert, and especial attention will be
directed towards making the program
for ali the concerts ffcre varied and
more Interesting than heretofore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
FIVE WARRANTS ARE
SERVED ON BUCHANAN
Case Of Alleged Forger and Ac-
complete will Come Up in
Police Court To-Day.

G. G. Buchanan. who was arrested
some son ia days ~ ago on the charge Of forg-
hardware merchants. to n number iof
checks, upon which he bought hun
dreds of cartridges and many razors
and pistols, which We're afterward
five warrants. charging forgery, and
his negro accomplice. William Carter,
was served with three warrants
The names in the warrants include
the Kennedy Brothers. Watkins Cot
itrell. G. G. BraXton. c.. r. High, Kel-
lum Brothers. G.. ". Turpin, CARING
tor Brothers and j. T. Leath.
The case will come up in the Police
Court this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
PREPARING FOR STRUGGLE AT POLLS
Ministers Hold Confer
ence and Issue Adj
dress to Citizens

The first gun in the municipal cam
paign OF next spring was fired yes
sterday when pastors Of Richmond as
lsernbled for a conference, and after a
long discussion OF conditions prevail
Ing in the city, issued an address to the
public warning citizens OF the activity
OF the liquor interests and calling upon
them to qualify to vote before Y is
The meeting was largely attended
and was one OF the most important
held by the ministers for many months.
Discussion Of the subject was thor.
S Suag and AZ times very eliminated and
Among those present were Rev.
Thomas Semmes, Rev. Russell Cecil,
D. d.; Rev. y. l.. Grace. Rev. Il. p. Att
lkins. Rev. Ryland Knight, D. D.; Rev.
\ 4, =. Gr,ayatt, p. D.; Rev. F. =, r Nc
Daniel. D. d.; Rev. r. A. Goodwin Rev.
9. II. McFaden, Rev. j. j. Scherer, Jr.,
Rev, p. II. Rawlings, Rev. w. R. l..
Smith; p. ID; Rev. G. Fl. Galloway.
many others.
Address to Citizens.
The address to the citizens was unan-
imously, and was issued as follows:
To the Citizens OF l,iclmond,
We respectful cnll your nttcn-
ton to these five lfrcts,
Flrst-The election In Jnnc,
zoos, In most vital to the citizens
Of Richmond. nv we then elect our
Mayor aud City Council. ~
SccOnl-!rO vote In this election
your poll taxes for 1905, 1000 and
1907 must he pnid before Decem-
her 10, 1907. This tax II $3.50 for
each year.
Ihird-We have good reason to
believe that the liquor interests
arc activc in Inducing their friends
to, quality to vote In this election.
Fourth-A large number! of citi-
1eRs, who have the moral inter.
csts OF the city Mt heart. hive not
qualified to vote by paying their
poll taxes.
Fifth-Thc material and moral
Il issues at stake In this election
mike IT the Immediate duty OF
every good citizen to Gunlify to
vote.
Signed by order OF n mass meet
Ing of the ministers OF Richmond.
Respectfully,
Rl-L.iND KNIGHT,
NJ. s. COLONIAL,
j. j. SCHEIiER,
II. r. ATKINS.
r. T.. McFADEN.
Richmond, vn, Nov. 20, 1907.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
MANY PAYING TAxEs
Property Owners settling with state to
Escape the Penalties.

Anxious to escape the per cent.
penalty for failure to pay State taxes
before Decembee LIST, property owners
crowded the Trensurer's office at tho
City Hall yesterday. There Will be
rps s worbk
waiting line moves swiftly, to be
swiftly filled again.
Citizens who want to prepare them
selves for the spring elections are
paying poll taxes. the list this year
being larger than in former times. Az
suited heretofore, the saloon registra :
ton. according to officials, is unusually
heavy. It being estimated that more
than 5000 persons Identified one way
or the other with the liquor trade
have qualified SO that they may be
ready In the event OF a local option
contest.
The good citizen" and the temper
ance forces have been represented
among those who register. however,
not only for any whiskey fight which
might develop. but also to be qualified
for the municipal primary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30

error and supersede as. Bond. $4,000.
ciinchfield e al c,nnany vs.. Gii IN.
Circuit Court OF Dickinson county.
Apps al and tsupersedeas. Bond. 200. 4.
-Hanyey VS.. Commonwealth. Circuit
Court Of Loudoun county. Writ OF error
refused. II H
Hamlet We. Rosser ct ais. Circuit
Court OF Campbell county. Appeal re-
fused. E
srrance Company OF Hartford Law
and EQUITY Court OF city OF Richmond.
Appeal refused.
Banners. administrators vs. Booher's
administrator. Circuit Court OF RUS
sell county. Appeal refused.
The court adjourned until to-day.
when a recess will be taken until about
january 10th,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
sPEDDLERs ARRESTED
Fry shelton, Charged With Highway
RnlherX. Semi On To Grand .Iur1.

Fry shelton, Charged With Highway
Robbery, Sent On to Grand Jury.
Israel Morgan and s. L. Ross, who
claim to be Russians. We're In the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning charged
with being suspicious characters, and
with peddling without license. Ar
rested the night before while peddling
furs about the city, they claimed to be
agents for some women, for whom the
police are now looking.
William Baker. a young white man,
was charged with being disorderly on
Fry shelton, colored. appeared to an
swer to the charge of highway robbery
preferred against him by Joseph Meek
ms. who claims that Shelton held him
up and took S2.15 Shelton claims that
Meekins owed him Is cents on hat.
and that he was trying to collect this
amount. He was sent on to the grand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
WHILE PISTOL CLICKED
BURGLAR. SLIPPED ANA Y
Officers Revolver Missed Fire and Bold Negro
Who Ransacked Jewclry Store Early Last
Night Escaped in Darkness

Just as he was in the act OF trying
the door to the jewelry store Of Q. r..
Hasten. No. $40 East Main Street, last
gro dart behind a counter, attempting
to disappear from sight. The front
door was closed, and The officer could
not make Ills way through. Drawing
his revolver he aimed at the retreat.
ing shadow. Three times he clicked
the pistol. but every time 1t missed
flre. and the negro pursued his way
without danger. The officer then ran
but the negro was ahead of him, hay
ing left the back door open liz case OF
sudden surprise. The robhertafled up
Franklin Street, where several persons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
BOARD WANTS MONEY
Appeal Made IN Behalf !.I., Of colored Denf nnl

Appeal Made in BEHALF of Colored Denf nn.l
Biiatl.
The reporr'of'the board OF visitors OF I'll,
Virginia School for Colored Deaf and Blind
hrs been made to Governor swanson,
through whom it will be transmitted to the
Legislature. The report Is in the nature Of
an appeal for funds TO establish and MAIN
tain such an institution at an early date
The bill passed at the last Legislature on
the subject failed for some reason to pro-
vide any funds. and the work OF building
abandoned. The board asks $4,000 for
buildings and land, and $4,000 annually for
maintenance.
Following are the members of the board:
'Messrs. John Il. Williams. president, Rich
1nond a c. Walker King and Queen co,,n.
~; Guilford D. Euritt. Augusta county. j.
Stewart Bryan, Henrico county; IL. Il.
Houston, Elizabeth City county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
] CHARGE With Fo III GERY

Willie KnIesche, Twenty three Years Old and
Married But Fom Weeks. Is Arrested.
Willie kniesche, a young white man.
twenty-three years OF age was arrested yes.
terday by Detectives Sergeant Mciqh
charged with forging the names ]. W. Gilt
liam & Sons and y. a. alcLaughl,n to
whom he dealt. Tho checks ranged from
$3.50 to SO. and were used in the purchase
OF groceries and household necessities
a When arrested Kniesche practically adj
United some gof the forgeries to Sergeant
sAtcaiahon. He has been married Just four
weeks. Ills wife was not at home when tho
arrest took place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30

saw him, but he had gained too long
a start on the policeman. who did not
get another glimpse OF him.
tered the store by breaking through,
the skylight. the two large stones
used by him being found afterward
lying In the middle OF tho floor. The
and every drawer was pulled out,
,thoughsit was not yet 10 O'CLOCK.
Mr. hasten was summoned and q
hasty inventory. disclosed the loss. 81
however, to tell what the exact loss
would be. The negro evidently had
not long been IN the store before being
I surprised. II VA s,s Sl ssif IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30
MANY CITIZENS COMPLAIN

Object to Erection of Stores on North
Fifth Street, Near Grace.
Property owners around Fifth and
Grace Streets have appealed to lnspec.
tor Beck not to grant permit for the
Fifth on the ground that the business
would be undesirable in strictly res
7idential section. They allege that to
open this street for business establish
ments would injure the value of their
property. Mr.. Beck has not acted fin-
ally In the matter
There is another protest from Main
filed for >the erection of store by D.
Tn