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New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
NEW BEAUTIES WIN PRIZES.
Old Favorites Take a Back Seat at Atlantic
Cat Club Show.

The vicissitudes Of life are mirTored in the cat
show now being held by the Atlantic Cat Club at
Madison Square Garden I'm connection with the
annual exhibition Of the New York Poultry and
Pet Stock Association. Cats unheard Of before
have come in and carried off the blue ribbons. vic
tors of former years have had to take a back
seat and the familiar tragedy of age competing
with youth is repeated In less tragic guse.
IN the absence Cf Dr. Robert Ottolengui's Kew
Iris the champion ot last year. Miss L G. Hopkins
announced that her White Aigrette would surely
carry of the highest honors. But alas for human
homes, White Aigrette has a daughter Lady
F7riar bIue-eyed, white-coated and lovely
than herself and Lady Frar stole her mother 9
bouors being adjudged the best white female in
the show.
This was the big surprise cf the show. The next
was the defeat of Romeo. white blue-eyed male,
owned bv Mrs H. G. Dykhouse. by Prince Of
Pearls the property Of Mrs. o. L. Dosch. Romeo
WAS adiudged last year the best white cat In the
unknown
Another new conner. Kew Pa. orange Tabby,
exhibited by Mrs. Claiming Pollock took first prize
not only in the novice class but in the open one.
Death too has invaded the exhibit, for the Mexi-
can hairless cat died thu way to the scene of
her expected triunphs This cat, which was the
,rorertv of Miss l. Sphinx, of Big Lake. MINI, is
lid ia be the last of a famous Aztec race.
The show is the largest the Cat Club has ever
best ever seen in this country.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
SALE OF THE ALLENEL
HOUSE RECENTLY BUILT.
Market Found for Cutting Estate
Plot OF, st. Nicholas 4Ueqraie.

Deals In the uptown districts continue TO %
,.a+rrez Of tn. real estate market Tho principal
Transaction reported yesterday the sale by
the Mordecai Estates Corporation OF the Allenei.
a six story apartment house. No $40 West sso
rtrsst 30 feet front by 1S feet deep The building
was erected by the selIerE- It was opened last
spring.
II ia one OF the best built houses OF its E-Ze on
the West Side The total yearly rental is nearly
s2s 0p The property held at about SAoV1
Millard Welt was the broker fr the sale The
buyer is Hermann Cohen, who VIII hold the prop
erty investment
Bernard srnyth & Sons sold for the Cutting
estate a Mot 5ox1oo feet on the east side Of St
Nicholas avenue feet north OF 1s4th street. TO
the State Realty and Mortgage Company.
The Hunts Point Realty Company sold, through
Julius H Dreher, three lots. 26x10O feet each. on
the south side OF Seneca avenue. beginning q rect
west OF Longfeow street.
James +. Meehan sold. through Julius H Dreher'
corner of Garrison avenue and Whittier street
Anthony McOwen sold to the Meehan Constrno-
ton Company two lots the east side OF Whit
tier street 175 feet south of Garrison avenue. on
which the buyar will erect one story builoing
FOR the storage OF building materials
Plans have been fled with Buildings superintend-
ent Murphy for enlarging the four story and base
ment dwelling house No. 1A West 47th street and
making over the two lower floors for business
occupancy and the upper floors into apartments
for two families. The improvements are to be
made for J. Tully, as cwner. The architect is
Adoph Mertin-
The Manhattan plans for buildings reported
Yesterday comprise a six story mandatory 70 be
built for Sloane & Moller at the northeast corner
of Second avenue and s4th street at cost OF s$0.
o0o The architect is Henry Ptaoek.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
REALTY NOTES.

The Washington Heights Day Nursery TOOK ute
yesterday No. $50 West 145th street. 1SSSlOol u
feet, from George Nash.
George G. Heye took title to pa<ce' E'e1io tee.
at the southwest corner of 18th street and E1ftn
avenue from Andrew ]. Connick and several other
persons.
The Garden City Estates yesterday transferred 10
Frank A. Pssrd, OF Baltimore, a tract OF over ze'
acres of land Garden City There are hvs mort
cages on the property aggregatins SS57,O0o. and
there Is an agreement by which the property IS 10
be improved along the same lines Garden City.
Abram Bachrach has sold to q Mr.. IHbetkin NO
SS TO 81 East 18th street, Bayonne, N j., three
three-storv tenement houses on plot 75x15S feet
The estate of Peter Gilsey has chosen John h
Fife temporary manager OF the Gilsey House. at
18Th street and Broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
PRINCESS KRoPoTnN NOT TO LECTURE

on account Of that provision Of the immigration
lavy which excludes anarchists from this country
and which President Eliot OF Harvard condemned
in his lecture before the Civic Forum on December
s as entirely non-efective and Objectionable, the
League for Political Education announces that II
will not have the pleasure Of welcoming Princess
Kropotkin to fits platform, as had been expected
princess Kropotkin has abandoned her plan TO
lecture on America with profound regret" says
Robert Ersl1ine Ely, director Of the league, She
had no intention of lecturing upon tho Utopian
social creed OF which she and her husband. Prince
Peter Kropotkin among the most eminent ad-
he-ents and she would doubtless be treated with
e.ev consideration by the immigration authorities,
f,lt she feels that she could allow herself 70
ba made an exception Tolstoy could not would
not enter this country for the same reason"
Lady Randolph Churchill (Mrs CORVALLIS West)
has been obliged TO postpone her visit to America
but she positively agrees lecture for the League
for Political Education in January. 1910
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
OTHER mARkeTs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec So.-CATTLE-Receipts estimated at
10000 head market steady TO strong; 81 6OdS7
So 50d$9; sockers feeders 81 HOGS
Receipts, estimated $1,000 head; market unchanged
TO Sc lower choice heavy shipping IS s6qs5 90 butchers
IS 65 packing 50 56gs5 So pigs. $4s6 bulk Of
S5 4o9S5 S5. SHE1EP-Receipts. estimated at 10000
head market strong 10c higher; sheep. s4a$6 %:
Cincinnati, Dec. S0.-HOGS-ReceptE s., 723 market
10915c butchers and shippers 50 o5aS6 TO-
mon. $4a$4 go: CATTl.E-Reoepts pos head market
common. So 25as3 25. sHEBP-Recepts 76O head: mar
ket steady at 81 3qS4 20 lambs steady. 81 25qS7
East BufraIo Deo o-CATTIE-Arark.t steady: prime
steers. s5 5OGS7et VEALS- Receipts. head market
active and 25c lower at s7@s9. HOGs-Recelps is 500
s. s59s6 Workers So 5odss. pigs; s4as5 go roushs
sHEEP And LAMBS 12 600 head sheep active we
81 closing 81 yearngs s69s8 IS; wethsrs 81 500
Kansas City. Dec. 3O.-CATTT-E-Recepts. 1900 head
1oo higher; cows. 1On2Oo higher: choice export and
dressed beef steers S6S1 fair to good 81 GOds6
s4aS5 10 stockers and feeders S3GS5 South
cows s2G$5 so: helters. So 25G$8 is; bull, san
81 75 calves SASS. HOGS-Recepts 600 head. mar
ket Zoe lover top So SO: bulk OF sales IS S6ds5 IS:
Iish, S5as5 So o Rss sos $685. ,s So sH !,
Western sheep 50 1895 i5 stockers feeders $50
81 Wv
steady choice. 50 60qS6 70; prime ss 20ds6 40 SHEEP
culls and common. S2aS2 so; lambs. $5aST s. VEEi
CALVES-$sas9 so FOGS-Receipts fair market lovrsr!
ers So light Yorkers 81 s5as5 90 pigs IS so: roughs
Toledo Dec so-CL.ovERsEED-Casb and r.cerob.-
60 60: March. IS e7n October So 10 ALsIRD-Prims
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
Notice to Creditors.

TINTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT SECOND u
y dicial Circuit Southern District Of New York
George P. Hudson, Complainant. against New York &
Albany TRANSPORTATION Co. Defendant
And this 18th day OF December, le0S. this
cause further 10 be heard upon the bill OF
complaint answer of the above named defendant
all the proceedings had In the
further consideration thereof solicitors
ALL being before the Court, 1T Is Or
DFrRED ADJUDGED AND DECREEsD a follows viz /:
T1rat ali creditors OF the defendant New &
Albany TRANSPORTATION shall hls duly
itemized claims against said defendant with the Re
ceIV H Choste. Jr-. at his ONCE, No. Sixty
wall street New City. before tho 10th day
q, February 1900 in default thereof they
barred from any claim against the funds coming
into the Receivers hands.
2 copy of this order be published in two daily
newspapers the City Of New York once IN each week
for period fve TO- weeks, and In addition thereto
each his last Postoce address appearing
on the Defendants books a.,
g. THAT all claims hled above which may Be dis
rtad and ALI claims for which any priority
Is claimed be, and the same hereby are reterred 70
Holm WISE Esq. Of No. 20 Broad street New York
CITY who hereby appointed Special Master in this
OF the amount OF such Claims and
OF the proritiss and report the same TO
Tits Court with all convenient speed
aaterSrined are reserved further adjudication
Dateu' -'e" II G. WARD.
L, s Circuit Judge
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. Dec so.-Closing: wHEAT-spot aasv.
red, Western, winter, Is I'D: futures stesJS,.
December. rs sd March, rs 7lsd: May 7s "a
CORN-Spot. American mixed (via f;alvas,os1
steady, 5s 3D. futures quiet; January d. March
bs 27sd. FLOUR-Wnter patents hrm sos PEAS
Canadian. steady, Is Id. HOPS at Iondon fpan{a. !.
Coast, firm. f9 5s9f3. BEEF-Extra india tna. nene
5ss "a: HAMsLshort cut "a to I6 ID. dun. ass
rib 10 to - ID. quiet 45s long clear middies light
"a lb. easy. 46s long clear Iniddes heavy az -
h. dull 45s; short clear backs Is to 20 n ss az
clear bellies 14 10 16 10. easy 64s 60 siioITI
DERs-Square, II TO IL 10. easy, Sos Cd TAPn
Prime Western in terces. nrm. 4ss Sd: American re-
fined. in pals steady 4as 3D. BUTTER-Cfood TrnI,ed
States steady. SSs CHEESE Canadian finest wbits
aui@t, sos; Canadian finest colored quiet. SOS TAI
IOW-Priu1e city, steady. 2ss Sd. TURPENTfNE
SPIRITS. hTm. 2es 3d. LINSEED OII-DuIi 22s a.
IS ada
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET

c. f. Heitmann has sold for Jacob Strefer TO a
client Nc 2o Brook avenue five story new law
1athouse plot 25x12o feet
Asher Schoenemann have sold for Henry stsf
fens two hve story triple hathouses Nos sSle and
$3.50 Third avenue, 50XlO0 feet TO Schmtz G,
Bussereau
Eugene Vallens is the buyer of the dwelling house
No 1SS West s5th street, recently reported sold
Richard Collins, De Seiding Bros and IT
Ludlow Co have sold for the Union Real Es
tate Company plot. 75xlO0 feet on the north side
of lseth street. 100 feet west of Audubon aveni,s
The buyer is Clarence Martin
ceorGA McAdsm has sold No ses to III West
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS
Edward {. Brett Bugs Lot for
so. 800.

Edward c. Brett bought yesterday auction
for S1oSo0 lot 25x1e910 feet the south side Of
163d street 100 feet east Of Bradhurst avenue
The other auction offerings yesterday in the Real
Estate Exchange saesroom, Nos. II and 1s Vesey
street, resulted as follows:
BY Joseph Day: S44 4Tth St & It of st
20IS411, sty and store; Public Ban y
: L Ward, ref; due S5o31 go; taxes, etc,
S5S1 90; sub & mtgs OF 9.o00 PLAINTIFF
for S103oT, 421 1o1st st. a2o # OF
1o011. 5 sty loft bldg: L s QUackenbush
ref due, S11.72T 40 taxes. SS.156 55
mtge Of S155Oo; adjourned to January 13; 1877
st, n s, $50 # of 9Th 2Ox9s g. and
tnmt ] Scott Bertha Staud McCon-
The atty; Foley, Sheriff; all right. title etc. which
7 4 and Bertha Staud had October Il, 1907
since, TO ] Murphy for sTs5
By Samuel Goldsticker: ass 135th ST. n
100 # Amsterdam ave 72 5x9a11, 8 sty fats
s L Kaye agt " NJ Janpole ct al: " Kays. atty.
J Brady ref; amt due Sa617 81; taxes. etc.
s1,57S OF; Withdrawn.
BY James L wells: 1918 Ave A T. 2a5 ~ n o,
55th 25x79s tnuti We'll agt Esther
Schwartz ct al. ArnsteIn & L, attys A E Ornen,
ref; amt due. 81 344 49, taxes. etc, ss5e %.
plaintiff for S15632.
The aution offerings to-day will follows:
BY Joseph P Day Water n " Beeinlan St rs Ok
So 4x50 9x57T; vacant; GuIner agt
T Macready ct al; Bowers & attyS: Savage
S27. 224 etc 81 O22 IS: Wfiiet
Karp agt Harris Pereimuter al. Bernstein. atty;
L Thompson. ref: due 50 So: taxes etc $500
Herbert A sherman: 68 S2d Ct. n e Of
Columbus f9xl022; sty dvg; A w 9risvvold a
De W Warner, ref: amt due, s2s.02o So taxes
50 57S
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
LECTURES FOR MOTHERS.

Yol@.g mcthers who want TO learn how 10 Ike
care OF the- babies. how 10 keep them well -
babies o1gFt TO BE- have the opportunity OF ,oinin.
classes FOR that purpose at the Babies Hospftal al
Lexington and 55th street Lectures are
given by tAe resident physician. Dr. Josephine
IseTnenEay, and others Monday mornings and
the cost OF taxing q COURSE which includes nearly
everything IN the care Of baby and young child
IS SIc. A group taking course VIII be limited Ia
from fourteen 10 sigteen members
Those wishing to;a ssn apply 80 Miss Smith
superintendent OF tee Babies Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31

sssh street extending to Ms. $50 and 7A West ath
,xtreat savan dwel,inss with frontages of 67s and
10 feet respectively. A commercial building VIII
probably be erected tbs SITE
H D. Baker & Brother have sold for the Hfaity
Transfer Company the five story apartment house
Nos s17 and SIC West l5sth street. plot 5zss1l
Feet.
Edward A. Barry has sold, through Jacob kron-
snberger. the I'VE story apartment house NO. ueo
Simpson street, 45xSsx1Oo feet.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31

T1pOposAIS FOR MOVING BUILDINGS AND CON
structng addition hospital and condensing plant
Office OF the Constructing Quarter
master New London. Conn., December 20, 1soS--Sealed
moving about four frame buildings at Fort
Wright y. constructing a frame addition
the hospitai plumbing electric wiring
Mansfield. r. l.; and for constructing
addition to the pumping plant aud installing condensns
ynaCbInery In Fort Niche N Y, will be
ceived here 1000 A M January 80 1905, and then
application Envelopes
endorsed for
Public Buildings addressed R NJ Schoheld Major.
o. Mr., New London, Conn.,
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
Proposals..


CrATrD Rrps OR PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
posr6 No 299 Broadway New York, Room ef0 ninth
60 mill II A. NJ January Z. 1909 for CONTRACT
sS Cor the construction OF the NORTH HALF OF THE
PRESSURE TUNNEL, a tunnel IN rock
cro-E1r Under the valley Of the Waikiki river, with
tbTse shafts in depth and short stretch
conduit known as cut-andcovsr sque-
Jr and for CONTRACT 81 for the construction Of ths
eOI1rEJ EAIF OF THE Waikiki PRESSURE TUN
SE with three shafts $50 to 400 feet IN depth and
.hort stretch Of plain conduit known
a0ueduct The pressure tunne will be circular,
feet Wild The work IS located IN ths
tH-rs of New Patz Gardiner, Ulster County, New
co6gTR AC-T SEPARATELY AND FOR BOTH CON-
T9ACTa COMBINED. Any bidder make a bid
sjiSer c1rtract or the contracts combined 4
form Of proposal be furnished for the pur
noss NJ the combined bid At the above place and time
the bids will publicly opensd and read The award
awarded viii be made as soon there
sfer as practicable Pamphlets containing information
Tor bidders Of specifications, etc,
naunbIets drawings be obtained Room
dollars 11) pamphlet. twenty dollars (S2O)
set TO in acceptable condition
withn thirty the date which bids
o1ened For further particulars see CITY Record
JOHN A. BENSEIA commissioners
PRESIDENT OF the
CHARLES N. CHADWICK, Board Of Water
CHARLES A. SHAW. supply.
J. WALDO SMITH
Chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
GETS FULTON ST. SITE.
Eduard {. Brett Bugs Vest 1881
Street Lot for so 800.

The Rutland & Whiting Company he's leased FOR
Fannie N. Brinsnnade to Edward f White for
twenty-one years from May /. 1e0a. the premises
Nos. 14S and 14o Fulton street extending through
to and including Nos a and rs Ann street. The
plot contains about 6.o00 square feet.
Mr.. White will erect the site three story
building to be used for restaurant purposes.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
Il S125, 900 HOUSE SOLD.
Structure WiU Be Altered for Basi-
ness Use.

Tucker Spsyers & Co. have sold for the Acme
Building Company No. Is East 18Th street, four
story brownstone house, plot 25Sxss-s feet
The premises will be Immediately altered for busi-
ness use. The purchase price was &25,00o
The firm Of brokers also sold to in
vnstor for Samuel 2. Jacobs Nos. 4SS and 435 West
Ssth street. two five story tenement houses. a
plot 50x9ss feet.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
TO ENLARGE scR1BNER BUILDING

George Milne has sold for Samuel L. Hy1nan No
80 West 44th street, five story building on lot
Z5xl0O.5 feet. TO the publishing house of Charles
Scribners Sons.
The buyers also own the premises Nos s16 and
3l8. adjoining. On the combined plots an addition
TO the ScribneI Building, No 81 10 Sls West 4sd
street will be built
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31

TNROPoSAI FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY SUP
piles Office OF Assistant Purchasing Officer Panama
rat - state Street New York Decern-
her s0th sealed proposals will be received this
p. NJ. January Sth, 1909.
the above mentioned articles Blanks and full informs
ton be this Office WENDELL. L,
SfMPSON Major Infantry. L. S. PuT~
chasing Onicer-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31

Cassdy-HellO Casey. How's things wid We
these days2
Casey-Oh, busy, very busy, indade
Cassidy-Ye don't tell ne2
Casey AYE Sure, ivry time I'm al isysrre I
hov somethin' 70 do--The Catholic Standard and
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
BUYS SITE IN HARRISON STREET.

J n. KalIey Son have sold for Ida c. Siege
D. V. Harrison investment the two four
story buildings Nos 43 and 10 Harrison street The
houses occupy a plot 45xs7 feet
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney Co. No. - Broad
street New York, No. l22 South 4th street
hVads1
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

@New stock.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
School Agencies.
Excursions.

FREE LIST OF XMAS TRIPs
Wi he by writing T3OS- T HENOrl~ASo
General Agent. s43 Fulton St. Brooklyn
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-12-19

Observation-Disclosures common PEG
ple-should be interested to compare
the portraits of Admiral Lord Charles
Beresford, commander-in-chief OF the
British Channel feet, Admiral Sir John
Fisher, first sea lord. and Admiral
Robley d. Evans of the American
navy. The faces are all of the same
type: square, keen, corners of the
mouth down, eyes dead ahead-the
face cleared for action, as somebody
said after looking at a portrait of Ad-
miral Evans.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-12-19

The man in Switzerland who has
taken the trouble to count all the steps
he took in year. finding the number
to be 9,760OOO, cannot have done
much else of value.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-12-19

Oh, God is near the cottage when the
evening shadows creep,
And baby lips are murmuring: u lay me
down To s'eep."
No matter what the distance is where
baby SAYS her prayer,
The omnipresent God of Love is always
watching there,
All, He who notes the sparrow's fall and
bnoys the robins flight
Shall He forget the hour of dusk when
baby says good night?
Shall He, aloof from haby's prayer and
habys laughter purled.
Deny himself the sweetest chords that
charm a raptured world?
All, God is near when baby prays be-
side her dowry bed.
And God will send his angels down to
watch above her head
To guard her through the Sleepy Way,
the DOGGY" wood of night
And give her back to mothers arms when
Phoebus takes her flight!
All, now the baby tsps "Amen' and
mother tueks her snug,
And kisses her. and pats her hair and
calls her mothers bug"
And then she tiptoes from the room, as
evening shadows linn.
And leaves her baby, fast in sleep to
angel guards-and Him.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-12-19

A southern paper says that improve
ment is noticeable even in the razor
back hog. Perhaps he has been strop-
ping himself on the canvasback duck.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-12-19

Castro's attitude toward Queen VIII
helmina shows the world that in add
ton to being a number of objection
able things he Is no gentleman.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-12-19

When a small boy cries because he
can't go to school he ought to be in.
vestigated
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-12-19

1t sometimes takes man down
when woman sizes him up.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-12-19

A counterfeit 500 gold piece cannot
be called good round sum.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-12-19

il Wisconsin burglar got out of jail
with a can-opener Tin jails must
hereafter be lined
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-12-19

Many a man who attempts to get
rich quickly goes broke in a hurry
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-12-19
Scissorettes.

Michigan editor wrote a communca-
ton to his rival calling him an ass-and
signed II: Yours fraternally."
The editor of this paper desires thus
publicly TO thank the person who stole
night not for the stealing particularly,
but for what the said person left behind.
The purse found among the vines the
next morning. which contained three dol
lar bills, silver dollar, a half and two
quarters. very fully paid for the cucum-
bers 1t was also a source of some salts
faction to find the name of said person
In small memorandum book dropped at
the same time. Thanks. Call again.
More cucumbers have started.-Pomeroy
(OJ Tribune Telegraph.
The nose is the eliminating point of the
face-the canopy of the kisser. 1t is the
drunkard's signboard and a nocturnal
trumpet II is a drop valve for sweat, a
roost for flies and a punching bag in a
prize fight 1t is the toll gate of your
smelling apparatus, and despoiler of
handkerchiefs. The nose is your sneezng
instrument 1t is the bay window of
your face and somstimes gets the light
knocked out of it. 1t can be used as an
automatic skunk deteCtor, and it is the
royal bumper when you come in contact
with the earth.
600
I love the ocher of the Fall
'Tis golden to my soul
But | don't like. upon my word,
The joker Of the COAL
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-12-19
N Complete new stock of Hand-painted
IL China, all new patterns and odd pieces.
" A few pieces of Cut Glass at low
r prices.

Cures Biliousness, Sick
Headache, Sour Stom-
ach, Torpid Liver and
Chronic Constipation.
Pleasant to take
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-12-19

Inn Complete new stock of Hand painted
NXEE China, all new patterns and odd pieces.
M few pieces of Cut Glass at low
" prices.
Mantle clocks of all kinds from So to Sl2.
The Famous Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen
plain and gold mounted. Ladies and gents 81 up.
Toilet Sets, silver stag and ebony, also hat
and cloth brushes.
Notice the following in plated silver: Bread
Baskets, Bread Trays Nut Bowls, Chatting Dish
es Syrup Pitchers, Gravy Boats, Baking Dishes,
Carved Trays, Nut Sets and many useful articles
to be used in your home.
We also wish to call your special attention to
our Sterling Silver, ranging in price from ST. to
$40. This consists of many useful articles
such as Sugar Shells, Berry Spoons, Olive Spoons
Olive Forks, Cream Ladies' Pie Servers, Tomat
to or Vegetable Servers, Chocolate Muddlers
Butter Knives, Mustard Spoons, mostly in the
popular Chantilly pattern with beautiful Gilt
Bowls.
In Sterling Novelties we have most any thing
you can ask for and great many things you
have never SEEM all new and useful we will name
only few things: Desk Sets, Manicure Sets
Flesh Sets, Letter and Magazine Openers, Curl
ing Irons, Nail Clips Files and Poishers, Court
plaster cases, Match cases, Stamp cases. Cigar
clips, Signet Seals, Manicure Scissors, Perfume
Atomizers Talley cards, Bag Tags Baby Rat tiers,
Key Rings and big assortment of Souvenir
engraved in the bowl.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-12-19

Clean S the system
thoroughly and clears
sallow compilations of
pimples and blotches.
II Is guaranteed
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-12-19
0N-6

l love the ocher of the Fall
TITS golden to my soul
But | don't like, upon my word,
The joker Of the COAL