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Chicago eagle., 1908-06-20

and thus makes herself a hlndrance in
stead Of a help in the busy world. The
keenest impression left by Professor
Palmer's noble biography Of his wife,
Alice Freeman Palmer. is that Of her
wonderful skill In adapting her work
to her strength, and In finding strength
for all important work. She always
scoffed mt the idea Of Saving herself"
She saw clearly that woman's vlgor
In not like cistern, containing 30
much water, but rather like spring,
flowing for human need, and to be
guarded ut Its source, not at Its mouth.
Says Professor Palmer, III there ID
any one lesson which Mrs. Palmer's
life preeminently teaches, 1t Ia the
life-preservIng influence Of persistent,
severe and judicIously managed labor"
She experienced every sort Of demand
which may be made on woman. ex.
ccpt. perhaps. that Of monotonous toll
nt some long. continued drudgcry. Even
that. one can fancy. she would have
lrradiated by her Joy In every human
relation. In her varied and exacting
life she steadily built up her physical
strength. Her power Of physical en-
durancc, not great in girlhood, in
creased as her judgment ripened. "She-
believed continuous work to be con-
ducive to health. ana proved It 10 by
practice" her husband testihes. She
died Of an acute disease. which could
not have been foreseen or prevented,
hut her too short life Ii n glorious wit.
ness to the value OF sound mind In
sound body.
~eA
4 Baltimore doctor who operated on
man for appendicitis discovered that
the victims appendix had previously
been removed. We are assured that
the operation was entirely successful.
&eA
A Texas man and woman waded ten
miles through mud and water In order
to be married., That is nothing. COM.
pared to the performance Of Helie and
Anna.
Chicago eagle., 1908-06-20

their families under present conditions.
Speaking of the seriousness Of the
matter, the Chicago Tribune In re-
Gently printed editorial declared:
"The Health Department should at
once enact and enforce the regulations
which have been prepared by the De.
partment Of Agriculture.
"If those regulations are necessary
to insure the good quality Of Chicago
meat which Is to be eaten by English.
men they are equally necessary to In.
sure the good quality Of Chicago meat
which Is to be eaten In Chicago. II
foreigners are deserving of protection
the people Of Chicago are also. They
will not get the same degree of pro.
lection unless the local inspection Is
as good as the Federal inspection.
'.There will be an attempt to work
Oh on Chicago consumers inferior meats
which cannot be marketed elsewhere.
Many Of the smaller packers who have
no outside trade will not maintain Q
high standard of cleanliness In Their
establishments unless they are forced
to. There Is need Of vigilant municipal
inspection to keep this city from be.
coming dumping ground for poor meat
and to enforce sanitary regulations In
packing houses which are outside tho
scope Of Federal supervision"
Chicago eagle., 1908-06-20

Does the Meat Inspection law pro.
tect the foreigner?
1t certainly does not protect the Chi
cagoan.
Chicago Is reveling In a feast OF
lumpy law beef, tuberculosis cattle and
the like.
The new Federal meat inspection law
is In force, but. 30 far as Chicago Ia
concerned, II Is a dead letter.
The United States law only applies
% neat intended for export and for
meat shipped to other States.
This Ii az far as the Federal author
ity can go.
Il cannot interfere with local condi'
ti0ns.
Tbese are wholly under the control
Of the local government and the local
government believes that when the
tubercular parts Of the beef and the
lumpy Jaw or cancerous parts OF the
beef are cut out, that the rest OF the
carcass Is good to eat
SO thousands OF Chicagoans are eat
ing iumpy Jaw cattle every day. W
blissful ignorance Of the awful facts
The most radical legislation Is neces'
sary 10 obliterate this evil and the
people viii get 1t when they wake up
and realize the terrible danger that
constantly menaces themselves and
Chicago eagle., 1908-06-20
DEMOCRATS:

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
John Sunderman.
Paul DassO.
James X. Considine.
Charles Tindill.
william c. Niesen.
Michael J. Agnew.
Jesse Sherwood.
John A. Mullin.
Anthony Krygowskl.
Miles Butler.
James Fl. Bowman.
Stephen G. Sumner.
Matthias J. Jacobs.
George McElale.
MUNICIPAL JUDGES.
John Taylor Boos.
Cyril II. Jandus.
Theodore G. Mayer.
Albert II. Putney.
John +. Glare.
Bernard J. MahOny.
Louis Levy.
Nicholas X. Finn.
John Il. Caverly.
william II. Dever.
Francis J. Sullivan.
Asa q. Adams.
Charles II. Callahan.
Lawrence p. Boyle.
Frank Foster.
Daniel L. Cruice.
John X. Prindiville.
NJ. J. O'Donoghue.
Joseph +. Kohout.
william II. Arthur.
james G. Dooley.
Marcus POllasky.
Eugene Il. Cox.
Thomas b. Lantry.
Elijah NJ. Zoline.
Richard J. Finn.
N. L. Pletrowski.
Frank NOvak
George +. Mulligan.
Francis =. Wilson.
JObaan Wage.
Chicago eagle., 1908-06-20

We can understand how the Beef
Trust controls local conditions In Ohi.
cago. Everybody is beginning to un.
derstand that. But how the Reef
Trust can continue to defy the United
States Supreme Court In view OF Its
permanent injunction against 1t. grant
ed by that tribunal January So 1905,
is hard to understand.
~
A great portion Of the ''lumpy Jaw"
beef slaughtered In the United States
and passed as "sound" by the inspect
ors Is sold and consumed In Chicago,
according to a recent article In the
Chicago Tribune. st. Louis prohibits
both the slaughter and sale Of 'lumpy
law" cattle In that city. and Kansas
City, while 1t permits the slaughterlng
Chicago eagle., 1908-06-20

The Goodrich gang are very friendly
with" the police and fire depart
ments. They ought to be. But their
friendship would be Of more practic-
al nature II they paid taxes on their
valuable steamboats, in Chicago and
helped other tax payers keep up the
efficiency of these departments.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
Some Epiarams.

Tom Hool cast cpIgraw.s at himself In thc face of death His wife was preparing a large mustard plaster to apply Co his shruuEcn chest My dear" said Hood, that's a terrible lot Of mustard for small piece of beef"
 Sir Walter Raleigh expressed him self in a similar mood after he mount cd the scaTold Feeling the edge of Che ox. he snid to thc cyccudoncr This is a sharp medicine, but it is a cure for an diseases"
 An Italian uob'cmIn. probably loo. guUcd by patent medicine advertise mcnts. left this inscription for his Cravcstonc: "I was well, wanted Co be better, tool, physic and dicd."
 Charles Knight suggested that Good Knight" would be sufficient for his memorial tablet
 A brother Scot who did not sympa- thlzc with his pcccadnlos in life, when asked Co suggest an appropriate epi- taph for Scotland's national poet, said. Ills ain names enough-Robert Burns."-Boston Post
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
CIGARETTES AND TEA
A Part of the Routine of Every Russipa
 busineas House.


 Business House.
 \ "You forget" I observed. "that Rus sla is the original home and habitat oi the cigarette, says the Odessa core spondent Of the London Standard "The little paper tube of tobacco was, so to say, a national institution among the Russians, gentle and simple, long before it was seen between the lips ot the EnglIshmau anu Frcuchmau."
 My friend, as British merchant on his first visit to Russia, was being m. troduccd Co a local banking house. As the cashier momcntarily 1uid aside his cigarette In a convenient ash tray to attend to us my visitor looked amazed ly around thc spacious room, where here and there among ihc stan Of six ty clerks he saw thc curling blue smoke Of many cigarettes. Tho cash fer proftercd his cigarette ease
 Well, do you know" said my friend, "It Is not by any means our notion Of business, and yet somehow it looks homcly and agreeable, and none of these fellows appears Co be Iaziug or shlrEIng"
 Then came further surprise for my companion. X neatly dressed waitress emerging from some lower region was passing behind the chief counter bearing a large tray on which were some len or twelve glasses oi tea, with thc usual small dish of sliced lemon and silver fork The tca was first distributed Co the scnjoi clerks In the various departments, and the waitress returned for further sup piles for thc rest Of the stan
 Also a Russian usumtIou| smll- mgly QucrIod the London merchant
 Exactly" [ replied, and the tea is or the finest quality"
 From the bank We drove to the postonlcc and telegraph station In these places it Is forbidden to the pub lie to smoke, but behind tho counters la every department the cigarette and tea were just as much in evidence as they were at the bank, The tea Is al- ways supplied by the establishment whatever it may be. The cigarettes the officials and clerks find them selves.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
5000 RIRIRG PROPOSITION WANTED

Wanted to purchase tor will ass st party having good propostlion) a gold mine that has been sufficiently devel- oped to demonstrate possibilities Ad- dress Charles W. Lork, 9l4 Spruce street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
 so 3mO,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
PREMIUM" BRAND BUTTER

By far the best butter we have ever had aud it is gaining favor with our patrons every day, Try a pouod brick,
 Frye & Bruhn Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15
Eight mapdoIias in Quo

At tue Mascot there is the most won derful musical instrument ever brought to Skagway, IJ has quality of eiga- Mandolius in one with Piano accom- panimeut. There is string of eight new airs To makes full evenings entertainment.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15

The Fifth Avenue hotel has unlimited accomodations. Steam heat and every thing modern
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15

The Pack Train Restaurant will serve wine with dinner orders, free in plac2 Dt tea or coffee. Come on boys.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15

An the delicacies oi the season st the Pack Train restaurant
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15

Best meals iu whitehorse at Royal Cafe. i
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15

Don't be bashlul, call for a Bull Dog cigar at Tony Dortero's.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-15

Job printing at the Alaskan office.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

PRINCESS PAP ER
SHE'LL ALMONDS-Bsst
imported, %. cartons.
SIC
EXTRA AIT =
LAR GE z ? z y c II
CHESTNUTS-Lb. lOc
GRENOBLE WALNCTS
Our direct importation.
pound cartons. ...-1 &c
3 EST CALIFORNIA
PAPER SHELL AIM
ONDS-Pou1d carton
NEW FIG s-L4rge.
light. medium size. H.
12c., large size. b.
17C
EXTRA LARG r
QUEEN OLTV ES-1O-oz
bottle at 22c 20-oz
bottle At 3Sc. $0-oz
bottle. af-..-.---..-. .O2C
HOME MADE FRESH
FRCIT-QusrJ jars La
Forge Brand. strictly
pure. Peaches. Pears.
Strawberries. Ped Rasp-
berries. Red Cherries.
White Cherries snd SecEel
Pears sold elsewhere at
zoe. i far. our price.
&c each dozen
S7.4S
AARCEAU 3 z A y D
EXTRA So p z r 2 I Ne
FRENCH OLIVE OIL
Finest imported gallon
can s. % 1s-gallon
can. 81 .5S- fuli quart
can -.-..--.-.. SIC
OUR own IAPOETA-
TTON GERMAN ASPAR-
AGUS POINTS - Extra
dne. No can. 2SC
each. dozen. s.. 81 40.
I "a can. = sc. eact,. coL-.
S5-54
ASPARAGUS - Cut "a
places. Nc. 2 fas can.
0Sc each dcz - %
EXTRA FANCY DRIED
APRICOTS - lib. ear
tons ..-.... - 80.
CALIFORNIA \ p 2 r
COTS-Lilv Write Branu.
No. 3 can regular prics-
sac can sale. 2SC caa-
tu9 = 1rS
4essaHs 80 Brand e
ear reg ps-er fi
ear sale &c a.
do s. II
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

EMILIO FEERERo
uATAGA CLU5 5 7 Z 4
PAIINS-Our Own i'm
1ortation, cartons- 24c-
woodsn box OF
pounds --.-------S L 10
Juan DE MURIO IN
pERIAL MALAGA CLUS-
TERS-Our own special
importation; c carto Z 9
soc wooden box, 8 =
bounds ......S1 II
SEEDED RAIsINs :
Best quality full weight
cartons ------------ l &C
CREEK CURRANTS-
Best quality; fall weight
cartons. 12c. each doL 6E
Er-rTANA RAISTNS-
Bes- quality. full weight
cartons: pound, 1 &c
and ---.------- / &c
EXTRA FANCY CAPE
COD CRASBERRIES-
Quart cartons 12c
dor. ...........-S1 .33
NEW LONG ISLAND
White
Brand. Colossal large jar.
S4c; dozen s. I +4
LILY WHITE BRAND
PEELED ASPARAGUS-
Large jar, 4Sc. dozen:
So. II
JEseAMINE 2 p \ y D
ASPARAGUS-Large jar.
soc dozen. -- -SS. IS
LILY WHITE BRAND
ASPARAGUS TIPS
Large Jar. see. aZ aoZen,
CALIFORNIA CHER
RIES-LIly White Brand.
ROYAL Anne No. , Ca-4
reg. price Ale. can sale.
sac can. dozen Ss3 81
JESSAMINE BRAND
ROYAL Anne. white or
black. No "a can. res.
price. sc can sale.
2SC can doz 81 20
IA FORGE BRAND
PURE CURRANT JELLY
Reg. cec. ia. sale. 2+c
CALIFORNIA PEACH
rs Icsss mine BFaud
lemon cling halves or
sliced NJ 2t4 c8n rsz
prtOe. &c sale 20
czn doG -r-..--. -. 4
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

TEAL BRAND LEMON
cling PEACHES - 70.
"a can. reg. price. 25c
can. sale. 22c- dossz
s. So
3 st IMPORTED
BRAZIL NJ IS - Pound
cart Is .-----------f &c
BEST TEXAS POL
ISHED JUMBO PECANS
Pound cartons Z 90
SELECTED POLISHED
PECANS-PoEnd cartons.
f5c
BEST IMPO R-EO
NAPLES FIBER RTS-T.1.
cartons --.--.--....f Sc
SICILY FIL ERTs
II ID cartons. ...-.f SO
BEST IMP o 2 T z q
MINED NUTS - Pound
cartons ------.----- Qrs
FINEST QUALTTY
GLACE CTTROS-Pound
cart ous ----...----- 2rfFe
FINE GLsCE CITRON
Pound cartons 2f0
NOSTIZZA CTRRANTs
- Finest quality fu1
weight cartons. fLC
eaCE dozen --- ~
LTNfON. ORANGE on
MIXED PEEr-Lb. ear
ton ----- ........ $40
AUSTRALIAN RAISTNS
Large rrGic. loose frcm
the stem tEls sale. oouEd
carton .-...-...... %
SFs EFT I'I CN G.. r. -
PEACHES - Quart ja-.
T1c each doz s. -
Ia FORGE Brand
BRANDY PEACHES -
o. Jar Sf.5S dozen.
. n ~ a--~~
PURE GTAVN JELLY
jar / Sc. dozen
s. o.
u 8 ~E ID D NJ "a
STRAIN Ep HONEY -
F'rorr Sat1utca U1Iqge-
dOnia large Jar, I g. e.
Gozen .----.----. s. OS
CALIFORNIA CIR EEN
CAGES Oh EGG PLCMS
lily White Brand 10
e can THIS sale sa-.
Is do-en $ o.
--f-IliT. Brand 81.
-usr nc-
-T aau saIr fAs-
do-.r --- s. y
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
Macy Grocery Specials -~H

rreshdz
one-pou
ST 4 = 25a bag 40
ooons English Breakfast Ceyn
aaddyS
-. 91aT tongues perfect tongues
v.xhs 8 lbs ourre
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

TABLE FRUITS-E1t-z fancy HooI
River spltzenberg large Apples oo1 81
dozeu: sale e'=~
IA FORGE BRAND MINCE MEAI--
11moar. IL with the highest priced nllnCe ll.--11
n-st IN the Tnarket-our prlce Lor 4-1,
fars- AAc.. Lily White Brand na-I "a
ion Jars; each. O-+c
mAcTs OLD ENGLISH STYLE PLUM
p1DDIN+LIIy White Brand ?roper-ly
-o.ned and thoroughly mntured5 10
cans O1c; 2-Ib- cans, SSc-' sd
can.- SSc Alb cans ------------- 4 . G
LILY WHITE BRAND PLUM PLD-
DING SAUCE; can ....----.------- 1 &c
sUGAR-Havsuaeyer & Elders Eagle
R-and ReAred Powdered sugar vii noS
axe: B-Ib. cettoa Dag, special ----- = &
roAsuD CORN FLAKEs--(Ths ts'-
-nous Cerealine). manufacturer oy tLIe
American Eou1iny Company. tnlS S1le.
40 each; dozen ----------------' s'-+C
G. WILLS CELEBRATED zWlE-
1LCK-Rsg. IOc- package this sac.
.arh -.-...-.-----... ----- 4 =
FRENCH PRUNEs, IN io-ib. wooden
-h.r. A. 20c. ID. cur price for this SAFE
UT-- BRAND FLOUR means
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

GERMAN DAM TASK TABLE
CLOTHS fun bIeschsd and hem
stitched; size s0xss. s1.ss; 90 50 OF
xso, 81. 4s; 50x25- ....-..-...
SCOTCH DA ASK TABLE
CLOTHS sncF-vhtte, soft finish ner1l-
s-T+~hed IN neat and attractive pat
terms; size 6sxs6. $3.50; 6sx Oh
104 ..---------------
SCOTCH PAT z p y TABLE
CLOTHS, IN FIVE desirable patterns, tl!l
bissc1ed and hemued: size. IZ1I--
80 II: T2raO. 50. So 72x10s. 81 II
%: T2If26- 26-.-.---...-.----
NAPKINS 20 match the above cloths;
hemmed Size. 2Ox20. SIS Pc coZsn
22I22. s528 per dozen; PAX So SO
"a per dozen.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

sIDEBOARDS. quartered oai' i-.sn- ,1I,
r,- polished 4S-in- base, carved -
19y56-iu. mirror, three sIl'lA 5.I-1" -1.
cps one lined Tor silver ana oA7
large linen drawer ana
Two cabinets. regularly = "a. -
SIDERCARDS, QuartereC oak, nlgn-
.1,- ,,olish.aa 4S-iu. base heaNE carved
IN fS.4p-iu. ulrver, lHFee siHaH
tl3.3xvers. one lined TOR silver ana oA9
large linen drawer, Two
rabinets: regularl> &30.'1i S,3D.
f5I-F'TETS. quartcrcd oah, hlS4iE
roJi=l5cd. swell front, large oe Nslie'i
mirror. two small drawers, one itLlTu
l1f. silver. and one la.5 me-
drawer: regularly S32.24; GZS "a
-. b. .......-. 80
CHINA CLOSETS. solid oak. 81
inches high. Wood gallery. bent glass
4n5s three extra deep wooden
shelves. regularly SlS.2i, flA.6T
a.ls ...................-..- "
CHINA CLOSETS. 50 inches high,
back. turec deep wooden
rIIeIYes, regularly Ssl@f. GaZ- ~
DINING TABLES. made Of solid
oak. 42-inch square TOPS, slN-tout
cCtlvsirt heart fured Cd 40
legs regularly 500 salC
'f-I-rF7N%TCN TABLES made of
cak. pedestal base. '--in round ten
siN toot extension reSu- $40 80
larry SIS "a. sale ----.- y
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

ss,i-z-r Net-Cove-ed Rolls; large
st1e- = inches long regularly So
E-z-izl ---.--------.-
Imported Coronet Curls. eight IN
set; o< fne quality: regularly j. 9;
special .-----------------. , 1.--o
Imported Psyche PuHsI G me
,--sIirv- reg g zs: speCal----S / -4S
Tra7or-ed Pin Curis. four In set
-.gI-fsrfv S14s: special - -SS.c
T-pcrred CoroneT CurtS, I'VE ~ So
regularly $Lz9s special SoC
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
Thanksgiving Table Linens


Of the strrn
giving grades
lasting
ss-ufce.o fnaI
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
Aprons for r1aids
and Mattresses

Second Floor
~. N, finished with two 1oC
,-,5r --7-ks and strings
or avn, made oolDIe
-. vit1 hemztitched mem k4C
and pocket ------ ,-.---z+i+or7ed
- rzz-. round wiz. he[ni en-
~ - l7erus-irChed rune al [AC
e. -zz-n. with plain bib AVC
I'D g-aps ever snooloet -
o. lawn. large s-ze, a-s VII W To-
e~v. straps over eL0 @SS
s-5e strings --.------------.
loT - large size, with aeD-
" Elb I'D bretenes' A4C
49, -r7erz1sC.ucksd hen--------
=. -. finished with fvs
-,,crz nd embroidery inseE 4SC
-iC- .-.-..---------
n. Nne lawn. small ai[o
-.-- SotIed embroidery c1lhe 4SC
I'D hezustirchllg aoON
q orgazdie, Small a7-s va To-
=--1-reS rysrh rucks 2nC d. aye
- --=5e- ribbon boH------'
~ @ne lawn with en- SAC
--CI5s--v bretelIes-
- -, round, wiki en-
.---,=.---r ~ and embroidery SSC
-. -.-.--------.--- -.---'
- 5o-r.d SWISS. square. s-LL- IN
=, -rI-lrz above and emu 9..-c.S
-@5e- erlbroidery POCKET SSC
sno r-ibbon bow w------'--''-
~ 1,e lawn. large size, VIII 1li!,;lgFs GTes
49, --5-che6 hem s1o 4s..-S 800 =
n ---c-5-16. herustltcheo hem SSC
- .>--ES
- - small and round,
- enbroice-y rut1le ana CZS
-o~ke- .-.------------ ,
- Avn. made double width. s.,-1 WITH
- l,55 ard straps over sL-04,@SS-
Sesr he-1stttched hem anu CSC
~ ~ae lawn. with scalloped ZSC
hsE aoo b-erellS -------+s---
- -. lawn. wiki scalloped en-
,---.Se-v bib and bTeteles
sd euhroide-y al sroOn0 SSC
sCro1 .-s------ 49, -
~ r.e lawn. cut in Princes slils:
re--%-h-d rucks down SSC
C< So lz~n. with dainty CoC
.-~-~~fse-- hlb and breteles-
~ 5st+es Swiss. round. II Princess
- 80 bin. trimmed Win eI--
T-1i5e~v insertion and en- S ,CS
f-rf6e-v -zz1r.e -------------
OF g1zghau -----------'.---'
OF rtnghan. cover-sn style ZSC
p. -s-.,77su7 cover-au Princess
r---la wlfh rut5e on bot 29c
TON -.-.-.------ 1900 ------
- zturhan. r1ade double A4c
Rtsr7' r-t1l pocket
o. zinghan.. made double H-Sth
~ ,~--e--aT. with deep ruf-is ACC
C- rrf-gr-l -------- ---- 80
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
Dining Room Furniture

DINAG CHAIRS, fun
box cane seat, regularly 6 Ch
S2hT, sale .-......-.-.....-
ARM CHAIRS 10 match
the above. regularly S6.24, S3 II
sale ----.-. ..-----..-
EXTENSION TABLES, Quarter9d
oak. TOD 42-iu-, pedestal base, with
heavy claw feet, siN-foot
extension T e Z arly &c
Sl5.34. sale. F..-..-.------..
DINING CHAIRS. fun box, genuine
leather seat claw feet; 90 Ia
regularly sj.96: sale. .----..
ARM CHAIRS. 20 match
the above, regularly Ss-4s, 81 &C
MORRIS CHAIRS. quartered oak.
euring seats and reversible velour
cushions, regularly Sl0-50; 81 40
81 ie ......---....-.--
NORRIS CHAIRS. qusrtered oak.
extra large size, with massive claw
feet ana wide arms. spring seats. re-
versible cushions covered with fancy
Verona velour; regularly SO 80
Sl-.t-, sale ---.-- .-.-s--- -
ARM CHAIRS. quartered OAK.
highly polished. saddle seat SE 81
regularly SG24, sale WV
lie - Ply HOLLOW ARM
CHAIRS. mahogany-ti finished frames.
covered with genuine
lnother reguisrly see 20; GCS DA
ssIa y
-@1 EFPE HDIIOW EOCkERS
tu match jhe ehoVe arm
ahsu regularly s.. 40. S17 7A
sale -..----. --..-------
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

AUSTRIAN DAMASE TABLE SETS
consisting OF one table cloth and ous
dozen napkins. 17xfT inches: full
bleached and henstitchsd- size u
cloth. 61x59. per set <3-7a- 61xs0
per set. 81 80. 51zs5. per G A 81
- - - 10
SCOTCH DAMASE SETS. consisting
OF one table cloth and one dozen nap
kfus Igx19 inches. full bieached and
heTnstftched. size % cloth 6SxsS, per
set. s7-16. ssxfo4. per 81 NJ
SCOTCH TERN TABLE
CLOTHS. extra large and heavy. suit
able for large round tables Hne grade:
Euow-White- hemmed SIZE. SlISl-
81 27 and S3-s& S6x9O. Sc - and 81 T5-
s6x1Os. 81 50 and Sis. sex : X II
I26. So "A and d-........-.-.-- ~Css "
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

JONATHAN APPLES-Larze Size box
OF I dozen sale ----- sc
INDIAN RIVER ORANGFS-Large.
bright and perfect; for this special sale
box q ] dozen ---- &c
INDIAN RIVER GRAPEFRUIT-Th
skin. juicy fruit Iargs size. reg &c
each. this sale. box OF 3 ------.----- 4s3c
ALMOND Or COCOANUT MACA-
ROONS-La-Es b0x- sold slssvhers AZ
2Qc. this sac each ----------- ! &C
Glazed CHERRIES AND As
SORTED glazed FRUTTS-Our ow1
Importation from France. haIS-poU1d
wooden boxes. 22c- one pound boxes.
A2C Old. boxes .---------. = ! -
INVITE & PRIZES EDINBCRGH
BISCUIT-Crisp and f-esl. lacked n
parchment cartons. ilciCdlng Albert. Di-
Eestivs OarueaI and Colr. each ---f I &c
RICH TEA CAFE NOIR. PETIT
BECRRE I OC- each doz- I Z
NATIONAL BISCUIT CO - CRACK
ERS-Rsgula- In-ey-seal cartons. Butter
Thius. SaltineS. Red Grahanns and Cocoa
nut Dainties: this sale each -.-----.-7 7C
,o1es. large size. perfect fruit sod else
Z ------- = ! 8 =
he highest standard. We guarantees Il equal
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
Taces, Nets, Er1broideries

ain
white, cream and eu neS ues
- algs gupes ordinarily sold up = % 20 ~
1zAD CROCHET LACEs ea6racing h5glngs
widths o inches prices 40. 90 .l,,
MADE CORSET COVERS with beading attached choice pat
sold al
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

In
box ) 81
LI So 4S Af sap
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
-FOR SPECIAL SELLING

wavy Switches, - inches long;
regularly 81. .4e; special. 4 SO
All-eround Ponnpa dours, assorted
shades Of brown and blond. 81 "a
All-arcund PompadOurs, assorted
shades Of gray. So "a
AI-Over Real Hair Nets, per
dozen, ST SO; each. ...-...1 &c
Crown Wire Pompadour Roll, with
combs &c
Baden Baden Elastic Steel Hair
pins, with gold points; finest quality;
five sizes; regularly 12C.; special. &c
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

Flannels Priced to Fly Out
SCOTCH 2 inches vide for waists dresses pa 1Sc
ja1nas eiseHhe % Sink. dark striped
for ehildrsns undsrgarrents mems 3oc
= inches VICE wooI2
E17I @ beaH and plaid effects on light SOC
suitable tor WOOL
da large variety striped effects on Dag69gnds Of 5 SAC
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

Estimates submitted for draperles I+ -tas
Furniture reupholstered equal TO ne" al Vs-S ~ ~' p
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

BENT ART GLASS LAMP
SHADES, with fringe in assorted
colors; I3-fncl size; our regular price,
s5-Se; special Tuesday, in 6 : so
the basement ...-----.....-
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-28
FOREST RANGERS.

The United States civil service
commission announces an exam
ination on April 1924, 1908, at
the places mentioned below, to Sc
cure eligibles from which to make
certification to fill vacancies as
they may occur in the position OF
assistant forest ranger in the for
est service of the department os
agriculture.
The department states that at
least 300 more rangers will be re-
quired during the present fiscal
year than were on duty last year.
Colorado: Collbran, Delta,
Denver, Durango, Estes Park,
Glenwood Springs, Gunnison, La
Veta, Leadville, Meeker, Monte
Vista, Saguache, Steamboat
Springs. West Cliffe.