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Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-18
There'll Be a Scramble
For These Bargains
If You're Wise You'll Buy I oday
Prices Remain While Goods Last
Prices Remain While Goods Last

Tape Girdles, regular 75c grade,
while they last ...........................50c
w. T.. Corsets, regular $3.50,
while they last .............-....$1.65
Infants Vests, to years,
were Ace, while they last-....25c.
Mems Underwear, fine bal.
ribbed, blue and brown, Soc
grade, while it lasts, per gar
mput AKA
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-18
Ba gains in Shirt Waists


Petty things in silk in all wanted
eolors-blaek and white Here's an
opportunity of lifetime:
The 1915 kind, now .............A..$2 $3.50
The $3.50 kind, now. $500
The $3.50 kind, now. $3.50
The So kind, now 1925
The 1918 kind, $500
The So kind, now 1915
The $3.50 kind, now ..............$ 5000
Ladies' White Lawn Waists, So
and SO values going at......-.-$l.50
Fancy Embroidered Waists, all
colors, sold for $3.50 and SO.
Going now at ............................$l.5
Ladies White Linen Shirt Waist
Suits, going at ................-.....$2.50
Bargains in Ladies Skirts
Anticipate your spring and sum
mer wants. Prices like these were
never before quoted in Globe. All
extra idil and good hangers.
White Linen, well made and
neatly trimmed, were $2.75,
White Pique, lace insertion, were
$4.25, now .......-.........................$2.00
Cream and White Brilliantine,
sold close at 81, now................$3.50
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26
E D | C 0.

En- ia Corts de DistritO del Distrito Js..
dioSal de San Juan. Eg PaTte. Petra o.
taviO M0rt5nes. DeoyaratoriG.
Por Cuaato: hsbi6ndoHe pEeBentRdo 6 es.
tA CoTte por sl abogado senior Frank An.
tsnBRnti, & nombEs de loB pFomovsntsF,
dsbidamonte jurads para que Do les declare
hsEederoB del fnado Pedro ARana,
POF tanto & ls moCi6n de dichou peticio'
nArioB Ia OoEte acuGrda 90 publiqusn lca
Edicton una vGz pOr Bemaua , duFAnts Beis
semanaG ConueCutivaE, anunciRndo eI falIe'
cimiento de don Pedro AranR para los que
Be cream con igual grRdO de paFsntszco ,
mejoF deEeCho CompaEezcsn & EeClamaT,
pudiendo aEChivAE auB F0clsmRCionGa haRtR
81 dfA 30 de AgoBto dc 1908.
PoF oEdsn de Ia COFts para que Bs
publique On ''Ls CorFeBpondGncia de PUeR'
to Rico" libTO la presents en- San Juan, r.
r. & q de AbTil de- 1908 -JOs5 g. FL.
gWerGs, SscEetSrio. o.-Por f. G. Peres Al.
nlirOty, saCretsEio auxiIiar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26
La religion de la CienCia. /"

HemoB Bido obasquiado1 poE 81 sr. Do.
mingo ArRna, con nm ejsmplRE do su libTo
"Roligi6n de la CienCia."
Ed ls production qus ofreOs ri p6bliCO
puertorEiqueho 81 intsligents CompatEiotR,
dignS de BsF eatudiada por los afcionsdoE
& lSg aEduas cusstigneH floH6fcas que han
logrRdo iDtsreSRF profundamenta & tan sl,
tRl Capacidades como Russell, Wallace y
FlRmmaVi6D.
Los Apuntss del sr. AlRna ofpscsn ann,
plio m6rgen Ia oE1tics ls invsBtigR.
Ci6n de 10 que no pocoB eminont0B hombreE
de CisnCia dsnominRn fUsrsas ds8OOnOeidaa
de Ia NaturGEes0.
DamOu txpT0sivRB graCiaB por III obas-
quio, 81 ST. ATana, y leeEsmo1 con muCho
guSto Bu ref xiva obga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26
Paris Bazar.

Participames nUeBtRR diGiinguida
Clientela que hemoB Eecibido un axtenB0
BuFtido ca tiFRg ontr0doBos 8ui8ol COM
pTobsdRB psrBona'men poE 81 Jefe de lR
casa. EI 10 mas fino que visns Puerto
Rico. Los hay On tslR tupida y On tolS
olRFiD.
AdsmkB Bs ha Fecibido una nov0dad On
abauiCoH do ValenOia On dondO mAnd6 eIsa
casa MADEIRA do Csdro para lo8 VREillsi@
Dc loI RbaniCoa los que Fs1uItan una gran
novadRd.
Elta casa no omita gaato8 para traoE
iempR0 novedad0l Puerto Rico. Fotalsza
27.-PedrO GiUsti.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26
OEPARTAMERTO De EDUCACION.
SAN JUAN ?. a.
A N u OIO

A ANU OIO.
En- las ofcinaB del ComiRionRdo dc ms
tRu:ci6n P6blioa, San Juan, Puerto Rico,
20 FecibiF6n pFopOGiciOnoB baiO BobFe Cs'
FFsdo y poF CuadEupliCado paER 81 enian
che que hay que haCsr de doCs 8slone8 &
lR casa ssCuola de CsguRB p. r. hsstR las
diez de ls mafiRna del Sabado 80 do Ma.
20 1908, hora en- que us abEiE6n todRs>lag
pEopoaicioneB. Para infoEmeB puedon d.
TijiTBe diChaB oficinag. Un dep6sito 1e
vsinticinCo dollars (25.O0) 90 sxigs para
responder & loG pianos y pIisgO1 do Condi'
CioneE.
So Eessrva 81 deEscho do EechRzaP algu.
mas tOda5 les pTopoIieionen
Los BobReB On qusEs Fsmiten debeFSn
llsVaF eECTit0 10 siguiente:
'PEoposiCi6n para ConstEUiE an ensan'
cha & la caBR eSCuala do CaguRs, P. r" =
debsn ser dirigidoB Rl ComiRionR5o de
EducaCi6n, San Juan, 2. r. 4v.G
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26
inc rsSpnnaOm0s do Ia nOtIGIaI

Sc dice, que uno de ensou diaG tendr6
IugRF Ia viAta de un Fuidogfaimo plaito
que haCe tempo ViOne pEeocupando 10
Stenci6n pdblio0, CuyoB debates seE6n de
gran importRnCiR por trAtaFna de ls Eopa
hechR que para cAballero8 nifoB venden
en- Ia ''PRlmeHAnA" los SEeg. j. PieEas =
Conn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26
DEPARTMENT Of EDUCATION.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER
ADVERTISEMENT,


San Juan, p. r. May 18th 1903
Sealed proposals in quadruplicats for
the erection Of q twelve room cement
block addition to the Graded school build
iDg ct Caguas, p. r. will be EeCsiVsd ct
this office urtil 10 a. M. May 3Oth, 1908.
when such proposals will be opened.
Requests for Information bhould be directed
TO the flee Of tbs Commissioner Of Edu'
cation. A depoait of twenty FIVE (25 0O)
dollars is exaCtsd aB security for the re-.
mission Of Plans and SPECIFICATIONS.
Tbs rights reserved TO reject any OF
oil bids
Envelopes in which proposals. are
forwarded ahould be directed as folIowD:
Proposal for the construction Of en- sd.
dition to the Graded school at OsguaB P.
r, aud ahould be directed to '"Tha Com
missioner Of Education, San Juan, Porto
Rico" Ava
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26
UNGUENTO DERMOGENO.

Maravoso medcamento que rival la curacon
de las agas tcera panadzOs siete plea
duras de animaes ponzonosos.
La prefereneia que mucho Yene
dendo pdbco entire preparedness smilar evil
dene prueba de magnifcas cualidades curativas.
Sc vende en- todas las Farmacias de la Isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26
SOLIRES EN SINTURCE,

30 vendsn HoIaEs1 con frontO & 10 CaFra.
teTR central , OtroI intariOrss CON caller
RfrmRdRB.
Informant W. Bosch, TS1uAn ndmHo
altos. n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26

So VENDE. I'm piano crni nusvo
InformaE6n en- 81 AFGenaI, OfCina del
QulFtsEmastsr. 3.va No. 2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26

RRMATE DE PRENDAS.-El dfR
80 del coEEients % llsvaE6 q Cabo en- la ca
90 de PteStamou de Jol6 BRE6n, Allen 2l
& IaB dos de la tards 81 FemRte De prem.
daB Cuyos tRlones no han uidO Fenovados
despu6S do loB msuel ConcedidoB pOE Ia
ley.
La osua nigna rms onaHacionna,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26

Son numerous Lar poEHonaB que han
pEobado los EoIu'tR3O1 ds Il msgnffoa Ro'
pc que vond0n Loo HsnoEol P. sChiEa , Co.
Buena ConfaCoi6n , Eicaa telaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26
MpIcLlnR GENERAL

SoNsEJOs "A LAS. MADREs. .El ia+abb
SaisaantP de la Sefiota WinsloW dlSs debs
SsSa.' SssIsS sisSmpfo que los nifios estan eh sI
yio Immediate al pequefio uaeienta nro,ssl Al
I " IN suehO natural tranquilo, ali- -
uolor y q angelic despierta mn slS.
als9Ee. Es muy agradable ~ Wv !
SslHaa Ssli1a q n1ho, Rblanda sp 81 pals dar
los 1ntestinOs. Fs - -est6maG0y reomIs
Cluo para la diaTv u mejor reuse ia como
9enuei0n 8 lea va PROVENCE esta de d
!; ;Iengase - de cuslquieTa 'ltra causa
De CaI" Alucho euidado On p edir ell Clara
me- .natne de la Sefiora V,Yinslow": es q
or de todOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26

AL RECIBO DE 3 onviamoB &
vueItN de cOrEso un rsIOj Elgin garRntiza'
do por dies amos, , por $40 remitimos uno
maRca WRlthRn. - r. KehrhGbn. San
Juan r. r. q. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26

50 @nVtRn p0R C0FE9o. FFRnQu90 lDFR.
GONZALEZ PADIN HMNs. San Juan P. r.
REMATE DE PRENDAs.-Durnnte
loH diaH 70 dc Mayo y 10. de Junio dc z
II de Ia nochs, 1s vendeF6n On BubRHts
p6blics en- Ia Casa de Pre- .tamos de I'll,
Lopez CepeRo, San loR6 l6 infnidad de
prendAR que no han Aido renovRdAa nj can
CalRdaS on 81 tranaCurno de sein meuel. La
Casa continta aus opOEaCionG1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26

DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON. SETS
Yust Teceibed at "LA VILLA DE MA
DRID". La Ultima novedad en- juegos de
cintas fnas para lazos y baudas; las hay
desde IS cada juego. Nuevo surtido de
asI como los mejores Casimires, Alpacas,
Camisetas lejftimas Crepe etc; estOs y
otros muchos arti2ulos se acaban de recibir
en- la "VILLA DE MADRID". VisitenOs
ptdanos muestras le atenderemOs
gustOBos.
II. o. Box, 764. Telefono 27S.
San Francisco 81. San Juan, p, r,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26

Sc VENDEN dol busnoB aEChivoB on
peRfeCto estad0 do 10 gavstaB maTCR Am
berg. IufoFmaEGn, West India Oil Co.,
San JuaD, p. r. ~ Tvs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26
CASA De PRESTAMOS De c. SILVA.

En- lon dfa1 ? y 2 de Junio pr6ximo
90 llevaT6 CAbo on 81 n6msEo IL de Ia
calle de lR Luna el remats de Las prsndaG
cuyuB talones no han Bido FsnovEdoB nj
Canoslados dsBpu6l de los BsiB meSeS que
conCsds la ley,
La casa suBponds sus opsTRCioneB do
pE65tamoH , BupliCR todoH los que tsngan
prendAs q obj0tos empensdos Ss BiTvRn
FescRtarloH On el t6rmino que prescribe 10
ley. 9v.R
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26
CABLES De HOY.
Ell pTeSideDts Castro dRCIsta ID raa.
paItura Del puerto De Ia Gusyla.
Mil quIRIentaS PeTS0naS vIVan Del
aUxiIiO del COmsICiO guaYlsiiO.
H0n0IOsa tIagelia en- el esPaGI0.
RePsntinamsnts sstaIld eI saG0 del
gas filiendOa 4 tOtOs los tripnlan.
teS del buquB a6TeO.l

La GasyTB, Mayo 26.-EI pResidants
CaGtEo hR deCRetad0 que De vuaIvR 4 abEir
Rl tE6fco con 81 exterior, eate puerto, que
81 diR Vsints y nuGve se levGnts 81 Gordon
EGuitaEi0 GBtablGCido ca Las HeIacione1 dc
lR GuByHe con 81 interior de Ii Espd.
bliCR y todoB los puaRGos de h Gotta. En
la Fep1bliCa 90 aplaudo le determination
del pFslidonte, psro exiltsn gFandes temo
res do que en- reRlidsd, Il terrible Opide'
mia 40 eat6 del TODD sztinguidR.
La Guayra, Mayo 26.-Ning6n caHo
nUevo de 10 playa 90 hR pHeGentado en
Gste puerto, seg6n 81 fltimo bol0tfn ofiCiGl
axpadido an estR CiudRd poF 81 EeiiOF Rs'
fsel Rapgel. La information GRnitaFis de
6Ete, diEigid8 al presidents Ca1tI0, afEma
de modo teTminant0 que, dO8de haze echo
dfaB, nj un solo ataCRdo hR habido, halI6n'
dose, poP 10 tantO, 81 DegEsdo, ain nusvOg
CRB0G que registrar. Las C0ndiciOnG1 lRni'
tAria1 en- general, del puorto-anRdO sl
senior RRngel-Van meioERnd0 T6pidGmen'
te, dGbido 6 loB her0iCog eRfueEzOH do lR
iunta de m6dicog, 0ntEe IL CuaI tiguERn los
d0CtoYeB Juan L. CoEdaFo a. SpIieth.
Debido tambian lo1 eDfueE8OB iniCiati'
VN1 Ve84A8A4aAAAbU &SB OOAAAe0 O4 SSAA04GA99
solo hay 81 pHegente 1900 p0FBOnaB que
dOpOnden de IL OaEidAd. En- Iog pFimGEog
dfaB ds la spRRiGi6n de la epidemiG, los
mengntar0gQg llegGE0n & comfortable Ciff0
Las 1900 pernona8 que ah0FR viven de la
OaEidad del ComeHCio, han peFdido guB ho-
cares que fueTon quGmadoB CRpgR de
haIlRT8a emplazadoB On 81 foco principal
de IL pIGga. Samuel Williams Kuaggg,
gobeEnRdoE de ID Colonis inglGuR dc Trini'
dad, no hR levRnIadO a6n, geg6n 10 ase'
guFa, 81 deCTeto que promulgaER deClaEan
do Ia RepdblicR de Venezuela pals
infectado.
San Fsanciaco, Mayo 26.-EI enOFme glo'
DO MERRILL, 81 mas gFRndG de- Cuant0g
ss han ConatEufdo en- Glimundo, hizo aver On
eRta ciudad una ascension dc pruObR, con
disz = EsiG pRasjeEoB. Rspontinamante, 81
gRCO bOlBR Dc gRB higO explohi6n. 81
globo hGll6baae entOnCsg una RltuF8 de
troECientoB pies, La tFagOdia fu6 hOrEoFO'
%, pues todoH loB paERj0r0s fuoFon vfctimRs
del mayor p6niCo TeEultaFon Rdem6s he.
EidoB. ri Eufdo de h explosion oy6He en-
Ia ciudad como Ql d0 un formidable tTuenQ.
LondEeu, Mayo 26.-CuAtEo dfa8 paGar6
on eBta capital, 81 pIGsidsnte de 10 FFan'
Cia M. Falliero8. HIS Rido FoCibido COD eI
miBmo entusiasmo las miGmR8 demostFR.
clones de aimpAtia8 que % Ie tEibutaran
Emilio Loubet, 90 ilustFs anteCesoE On ls
pEimeFa msgistratuEa de ID gran rep6bli'
CO europea, DuEante BsS hu6lp0d del Eey
Eduardo, habrG guntuolas featas en- honor
auyo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26

vENTA DE MUEBLEs.-6o vsnden
los mueblsg dc una CaSs de fRmilia.-EB'
tan en- buen eatRdo.-DiFigirBe Martin
Pala, fEenta d oEuOs del Trolley. 8 Y. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26

FINCA EN- RIO PIEDRAs. - So
aFRienda una en- las inmediRcioneB de d.
cho pueblo uambEada On 10 RotuRIidRd de-
cana propiR tambi6n para ganRdo. Tie
ne casa hRbitaci6n EeCios Cosatruida. Est6
& oEillas de la CsEretsTs que va & Ca
guas. Para ofeEtaB informeB spaFtsdO
551.-SRn juan. 8 VS..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26

A OOMPRAR MADERA.-La Com.
pQfJtG Industrial de SantWTOs (san Juan
Box 657) tisne sn ClsBa do primeEa q pre-.
clos ain cOmpetenCiR, IN complete surtido
para construction de CaBag. MolduFas de
todou tamafion. Tablillas para peEBianaF
Dsp6siton. San Juan frSnte Rl muell0
n6msEo 2. SantuTCe Stop. "a. TeI6fonoB
425 1890. Ia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26

TAQUIGRAFIA INGLEsA E IDIO.
MA INGLES. -CuEsoB R6pidoB. Diri--
girsa 4 M. Morales, CRiato 8. ApaFtRd0
1865. San juan. 10 Y. ,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26

Sc VENDE un piano en- msgnffcas
condolences. InfoEmRr6n S.n FFRnCiGCo
79 altos. v. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26

EL CLUB dc r. Kshrhahn & %.
eegRla nm ealoj de ora hWaltham'' ssma.
nelments entire Bul soCioB LIN tiltima 10.
mana Obtuvo uDo lR Hefiora f. Eacalons
de San juan soCio Btim. /.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-26

RED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
Vavores correo AmercanOs entire New York. Puerto Rco
Curacao Venezuela.
saEsndo del H. Brooklyn, aaO al Wall st. Ferry
RHA2EIPA 2sS VBOr MAEAoAIBo MIA S sSS Tom
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
HOME KNEE CAPS
FOR SCHOOLBOYS

schoOlboys always wear out their
stockings at the knees, as every mother
knows. and the invention Of the SO
called knee caps was halted by busy
women with delight BUs somehow
they never were very pretty and added
nothing to the appearance Of the child
Would Il not be q good idea TO make
them from the cloth Of the suits. and
then each pair could be worn with the
clothes they match? OF course. more
than one pair for each suit would be
necessary, but there are so many pieces
left over when the pattern is cut from
the material, pieces that seem Of TO
good except 10 Use for patches. Surely,
If the unsightly pads merely looked Ike
a continuation Of the diminuJive LrOus-
ers. the looks Of the kiddie would not be
impaired.
To max them At a piece Of cloth to.
the knee Of the child, interiinC it with
chamOis and bind all round with d bias
piece Of the material To fasten Them
in place, sew two pieces of narrow elias
tic 10 each side and fasten them in each
OF the knees with a patent glove fas-
tener. There will then be no buttons TO
continually need sewing on and the child
will be cOmfOrta bic.
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
DEMAND FOR MEATS
IS GROWING LARGER
Housekeepers Also Make Poultry
and Turkeys Active in Or
ders to Retailers.

Meats are gradually getting 70 be the
central point on which the demand Of
shoppers in the Center Market is be-
ginning TO concentrate Roasts, chops,
outlets. and steaks are being sold ia
larger and larger quantities every day.
Poultry. too, is IN very active demand,
and turkeys are especially prominent in
all orders given 20 the retailers. The
housekeeper Is forced nevertheless to
paw great attention to fruits and Vege-
tables. il IS needless to say, as these
must garnish her other dishes as well
as meet the demands of the appetite
CranberTies are, Of course, among the
most popular of any Of the offerings
tust now. There has been a liberal crop
of them this year, and prices do not yet
show a tendency TO increase. They may
now be had at the rate Of two quarts for
a quarter From cranberries one natu-
rally turns to celery, and this is found
to be selling at cents per stalk in some
stalls and cents in others. Turnips are
10 cents per quarter peck, and onions are
at the same figure. CauIihowers are
Is cents per head. Potatoes bring 30
cents per peck. Florida oranges may be
bought for 50 to 40 cents per dozen, but
CALIFORNIA;. the season for which is
getting late, cannot be had under % or
50 cents per dozen.
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
'YS" TO PRESENT
AN ORIGINAL PLAY
District W. c. T. u. Lays Plans
for an Active Winter
Campaign.

An original play by Mrs. Don p.
Blaine viii be presented in the near
future by the -Y's" OF the District
Women's Christian Temperance Union.
The proposed entertainment OF the
VS. was Endorsed at the last meet
ing Of the executive committee of the
union.
The chairman OF the committee on
the postcard contest. Mrs. Nellie II.
Bradley, announces that prizes Will
be distributed at a meeting to be held
in Wesley Chapel, December /, at 8
D. m.
The first of a series Of weekly meet
ings Will be held November IS In the
". c. T. T. parlors at p. m.
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
HINTS FOR SEAMSTRESS.

1t is said that If the machine needle
becomes sticky it may be made right
again by rubbing the material 10 be
sewn with a bit Of laundry soap. 1t
seems to have the effect of an emery.
II it would injure the material to treat
II in this way, why not do a little
stitching on a waste bit of cloth well
sOa ped2
Should the material gather when sewn
by machine, put q piece Of brown pa
per under il. This win keep the needle
from catching IN the fine threads of
the material OF course, when the sew
ing is finished the paper easily pulls
away. leaving 40 trace. This is par
ticularly necessary knowledge when the
material to be sewn is chiffon or wolfe.
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
PARTISAN SAGE GIRLS

You never saw a beautiful woman
who didn't have beautiful hair. The
charms of a beautiful woman lie in her
hair. Many women do not realize the
attractions they possess because they
do not give proper attention TO the care
Of the hair.
The women OF Paris are famed for
their beauty, not because their facial
features are superior TO those of OJner
women, but because they know how to
keep young by supplying vigor, lUster,
and strength TO the hair.
Up TO two years ago Partisan Sage
could hardly be obtained in America.
But now this delightful hair TestOrar
can be had in every town in America
Henry Evans sells it In Washington for
% cents a bottle, and he guarantees it
to grow beautiful. uXuTiant hair, to
turn duh. lifeless hair lustr0us hair. 10
stop falling hair; to stop itching Of the
scalp. Understand, Henry Evans will
give you YOUR money hack If II fails
Made only in America by GIroux MFG.
Co.. Buffalo, n. Y.
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
A MACHINE DARNER.

The busy housemo her may depend,
even more than formerly. on her sewing
machine, for there has been invented a
darner to use on a double-thread ma
chine. And IL does good darning, too.
There are no loose threads TO be In
the way there are no torn edges where
the dATning thread did not catch, and
best of all, there can be no Jumps.
All that is necessary Is 70 put the
frame under the pTssser foot, arrange
the stocking on a frame and the work
is practically done.
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
MISS STUART PLANS
A RECITAL TODAY
Meeting at Shoreham to In
troduce Miss Mildred
Goodwin.

Miss Claudia Stuart. principal Of the
Stuart School. will give a dramatic re-
cital at the Shoreham Hotel this after
noon at 1 o'clock. TO introduce one of
her pupils. Miss Mildred Goodwin. OF
Raleigh, y. {.
Invitations have been issued to the
parents OF the pupils and their friends.
The following program will be given:
1.-The Little Quaker Sinner
Miss Goodwin
Lorraine. Lorraine. LOree"
Miss Goodwin
Miss Goodwin
IA call Me Back Vocal selection)
o. 4 Love You Truly vocal seIection5
Bond
The Tell Tale. ...........Miss Goodwin
Little Boy Blue" ......... Miss Goodwin
Aunt Tabitha" Miss Goodwin
Miss Mamie Manning
(a.) Romance (pianO selectiOn)
o. ''Air de Ballet" piano seiectionJ
Wing Tee Wee dn cOstumej
The Old Oaken Bucket dn costume)
Miss Goodwin
PantOmine, with vocal accompaniment
Miss Hazel Runyan
ta.) Loves Proving Vocal selection)
3D. "FIorian's Song" vocal sslectionj
Auaty Dolefur' On costume)
Miss Goodwin
THE Minuet" Gin costume)
Miss Goodwin
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
WAYS ARE DIFFERENT

Jack-Iu the Oriental world a girl
never sees her intended husband until
she is married to him.
F1cssy-HOw oddi In this part of the
world she seldom sees him afterward.-
Louisville Herald.
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
Civil service Framinations-

AnXiOus-There is no examination
scheduled for the Bureau Of Engraving
ana Printing. An examination was held
last January, from which more than
: ~ eiglbles we've obtained e.. bureau
IS rdll appOintlr. from that list. any
further Information concerning such eX-
amlnations, however, may be obtained
from the civil Service Commission
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
Must Muzzle Dogs Vel.

q. D.-The District Commissioners is
sued a proclamation ordering that all
dogs be muzzled for six months after
June OF this year. The six months
VIII expire on December 6. after which
GATE no regulation will be IA force. I'M
less another order Is issued.
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
LOCAL MENTION.
Clean, Wholesome MIX Bread

Made IN the real home way and deliv-
cred fresh every day from oven to table,
sc. Delicious homemade Pies, all favor
tie kinds, zoe. Holmes Bakery. LIST 4 f
SITS. Phone Linen. 1440 and 14II
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
Little Wonder Shoes.

Mrs. J. G. D.-Inquiry having been
mace OF number Of leading retailers
OF shoes, none were found who knew
where Little Wonder shoes are sold
In this city. Can you learn the name
OF the maker OF the shoe and write
him? This will bring the information
you wish
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
SCHROEDER TESTIMONIAL.

At the Raymond Schroeder testimonial
concert. which Will take place next sun
day night at the Raleigh Hotel, the fol-
lowing program will be rendered;
Overture, "MignOn'- ................T Thomas
Orchestra.
Soprano solo, 'Carissima" -...-..... Penn
Mrs. Hattie Meade Smith.
Two movements from Ballet SYM
phoniQue "CalllrhOe" ........ Chaminade
(al Pas des Echarpes."
Cd PAS 6es AmphOTes."
Orchestra
NioIoncellO solo, "Andante from
Ninth CCocorto" ....-...... ROmberg
.'TitZ Mueller.
ca H''Iage der RDsen Spicker
30 "Old Black Van der StuCken
The Washington Saengerbund, Henry
AdndeT. director
Prelude, "LlOheugriu' -..-..-...-..W agner
Orchestra.
Baritone solo, My Dreams -....... Tostt
Jasper d. MCFal.
Overture, "OberOn' ---.-.......vOn Weber
Orchestra.
The instrumental numbers will be rem
dersd by the Marine Band Orchestra.
assisted by members of the Raleigh
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS

eminent, by a Well-established policy.
always will restore to citizenship ~
release from the penitentiary, can show
that he has led an exemplary life.
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
Only the best should be good enough

for your table. That's why you should
Invariably demand Schneiders Malt"
Bread lE purity and nourishIng value
it's unapproached- Sc at groeer's
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
About Pardous.

{. IA person who is convicted OF
a felony and who serves a term in a
penite'tiary loses has citizenship. II
ne is pardoned, ne regains it. The Gov