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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-01

Mr.. Cochran is a native of this city,
and has lived here all his life. He
was born Oct. 81. 1873. Mr.. Cochran
has for some time been employed as
q machinist at Rock Island arsenal.
He is Il property owner in the ward.
and is we'll fitted to serve the people
oil the ward in the city council He
Las made his own way in the world,
and by industry faithfulness and fru-
gality earned the respect of all who
knew him. He is such a young MAJ
as the people take pride in reposing
their confidence in.
John A. Hill, who is the democratic
aldermanic candidate in the Seventh
ward, resides at 4407 Sixth avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-01

The same provisions as to taxes
applies as in the Union Electric
ordinance. The franchise is for
term to expire April :, 1888.
The Bell people, in an agreement
outside of the ordinance, promise
4 to pay all the costs and expense
incurred by the city in the litiga-
ton so far in the circuit court
and higher courts.
WHAT ORDINANCES SHOW.
To the most casual observer it is
manffestly apparent that the indepen
dent company's ordinance is the more
in keeping with the wishes of the peo-.
pie
The effectiveness of the whole pro-,
ceeding as it applies to the fixing of
the maximum rate, depends upon the,
legality of the general or police Or
Idinance The Argus has all along
favored the Incorporation of ev-
cry condition in the working.
ordinance, and this the Union Elec-
trio subscribes to, but this is held to
be contrary to the supreme courts rul-
ing, whereas the fixing of the uniform
maximum rate in the general ordin-
ance is construed by the city's legal
adviser to be as near in conformity
with the supreme courts reasoning as
it is possible to make it, and that it
will be of binding effect if the tele-
phone companies accept it. This,
therefore, is the situation and the re-
view of the ordinances that it is pro-
posed now to pass is republished by
The Argus in order that the public
may have abundant opportunity to
judge for themselves and determine
their approval or disapproval of the
course of action that is to be pur-
sued. The council in this instance is
not acting hastily. the program, as it
| is understood. being to report the pro-
ceedings of last Monday nights commit
tee of the whole meeting to the councilin
Especial session tomorrow evening, and
then bring up the entire matter for
adoption at next Monday nights regular
meeting OF the council.
| A POINT DEVELOPED.
| The undisguised point of victory for the
people is shown in the fact that the
independent company is to get an or
ldinance that is to enable it to install
an automatic plant and thus remain
i'll the field as competitor of the
Bell, whose course in past years where
it had the city absolutely at its mercy
and whose consequent outrageous
and arrogant treatment of the tele
phone patrons resulted in the bringing
in of the independent company.
1t is now up to the PEG
pie TO determine whether they
are willing that the entire tele
tphone question may be adjudicated in
the manner proposed and settled once
and for all, or whether they want the
fight with the Bell company continued
until its rights in the premises are
| fully tested. st,-F
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-01
MEETING THE ACTUAL DEFIcI

MEETING THE ACTUAL DEFICIT.
The deficit, however. if the city
carries out contemplated improvement
work already begun, will be swelled
to $46.679.
AS to methods of meeting the con-
ditions imposed under such state
of affairs, Mayor Schaffer. stated that
he would be compelled to cut out
about half of the street lighting, re-
duce the police and fire department
about so per cent, cut the street fund
half, and shave all other departments
in the city in the same manner.
The city has 2s7 street lights and
Id alley lights, and there are applica-
tons for 80 more at the present time
The city has 20 men ON the police de-
-partment. and Is ON the fire depart
ment.
Abandon Contemplated improvements.
1t had been planned, said the
mayor, TO add this year one more
hose company on the hill to furnish
protection to the great district in the
southeastern section of the city. The
street fund, now $4,000, is about 81
900 too low for actual needs. the sum
of $4,000 being required for the spring
cleaning of the alleys alone.
The garbage service requires six
wagons, and in fact two more are
really needed. The sidewalk fund al
the present time is obviously made
quate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-01
4 VERDICT IS
URNED FOR
$500 DAMAGES
Mrs. Julia Ross IN Second Trial
is Awarded ST, 500 More
Than in First Hearing.
SUES AS ADMINISTRATIVE
For Death of Railroad Man in Rock
Island Yards Three Years Ago
New Suits Begun.

Mrs Julia Ross was awarded YER
dict of $500 damages against the
Rock Island in the circuit court this
morning, in the second trial of the
case to recover damages for the death
of her husband in the Rock Island
Yards in November, 1905. In the first
trial in 1906 she was awarded $4,000
damages.
Mr. Ross was killed on a stormy
night, and it was claimed that the en-
CINE that run over him had no head
light
The trial has been In progress fol
Over a week. The case was concluded
yesterday and given to the jury this
morning, verdict being returned il
about two hours.
xIO.0O0 for Selling Drinks.
Mrs. Ida Klinger has sued A. c
Hanson for $4,000 for selling liquor
to her son, Arson Wilcox, minor
now in the co,mtysljail. She is repre-
sented by Harry MeCaskrin
Mrs. Ada Stoneking has filed a bill
for divorce from her husband, Georg,
Stoneking, on the ground of habitua
drunkenness. They were married
Feb. 3, 1908, at Audubon. Iowa. w. ]
Entrikin represents the complainant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-01
l ard trf5 1919 ~
The Best by Test.

Gilmore's hams are a delight.
Try them once-you'll find them
right ssa. ,se ~ a-1
Smoked with greenest hickory wood
:. Sugar cured-they pust be good.
The only government inspected
market in the city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-01
MUST NOT LAND, ON THE DAM
Accidents from Bullets from Arsenal
to Be Avoided.

I, To guard against accidents of the
kind that happened to Mrs. George
Hamler of Moline, who was struck by
a spent bullet fired in testing a rifle
at Rock Island arsenal last summer
while she was fishing from the wing
dam opposite Moline, Commandant F.
Z. Hobbs of the arsenal has issued
orders for the arrest of all persons
landing upon the dam between the
hours of s a. m. and p. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-01
s11s.s21
At Least CaIculntion.

Leaving wholly out of account the
cost OF improvements, such as sewers
and street intersections and the like,
the mayor estimates that the deficit
for the year without saloon license
fees will be s29,679. He bases this
OF the following estimates of expendi-
ture:
Light .................. $4,000
I,aliaa IL oll,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-01
$4,000 for selling Drinks.

held public Office, in this county. but
ali who know him recognize his abil
ity and appreciate the deep interest
he has taken in the affairs of the
ward and of the city generally. He
will make an energetic and painstak-
ing alderman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-01
INCORPORATES IN THE CITY
Hastings Milling Company Will Have
Rock island Headquarters.

Springfield. H., April 1-(Argus
Special 1.-THE secretary of state is
sued license today to incorporate in
Illinois to the Hastings Milling COM
pany of Owatonna, Mimi, with a cap
ital stock of 100000. The location in
Illinois is Rock Island and the capital
stock in this state is $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-01
OBITUARY..
Mrs. William w. Winters.

Mrs. William w. Winters, Eighteenth
avenue and Fortieth street, died early
this morning at st. Anthony's hospital
from the shock following an operation
which. she submitted to week ago.
Mrs. Winters was born in Maeomb in
1869, and had made Rock Island her
home for the last 10 years. She is
survived by her irnsbsfha land six chill
dfen. 3ai so'risi~ p eoH @ GER,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-01
MAYORS OF BOTH CITIES DISCUSS
II PRACTICAL SIDE. OF PROHIBITION ISSUE

The following correspondence ap-
peared in last evenings Moline Dis
patch:
Moline, H., March 81, 190S.-Hon.
Andrew Olson, Mayor of Moline, Mo-
line. Ill. Dear Sir: For my infor-
nation and for the interest of the
city of Moline and taxpayers in par
ticular, l wish to know what effect
the withdrawal of the revenue re-
ceived from the saloon would have
upon the financial conditions OF the
city.
If the anti-saloon sentiment should
carry at the coming election and the
city in consequence thereof should be
deprived of the revenue obtained
from licensing of saloons, is it possible
to obtain any additional revenue from
any other source?
Will you kindly state the amount OF
money that the city Of Moline receives
and the source thereof?
| would be obliged to You if you
will also give me information as tc
whether or not it is possible for the
city of Moline to get along without
the revenue received from the saloons
of our city.
/ know that all taxpayers are inter
ested in the above questions Yours
respectfully, ELMER e MORGAN"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-01
Aldermanic Nominees
of the Democrats

William d. Cochran, 30S Twenty
second street, is the democratic cam.
didate for alderman of the Fifth ward
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-01

He was born in Ohio in 1856 and in
1881 removed to Illinois and settled
in McDouough county, removing to
Rock Island in 1900. He is employed
as carpenter. Mr.. Hill has never
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-01
DAVENPORT IS IN SERVICE
Replaces the Ferry Robinson for the
Present

The ferry Davenport. will take the
place of the T. j. Robinson in the
morning and the latter boat will be
sent to the boat yards for while
The Davenport has been completely
overhauled and remodeled during the
winter. A new rail for the upper
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-01
IS CAUGHT
Man Who Stole
. Grand jury

Man VINO Stole
. Grand Jur,
After stealing
tempting to sell
Charles Johnson "
Davenport police
the police on I
was taken yeste
a rig belonging
at Nineteenth
nue.. The pc
he was found
toby today.
grand jury U
William S.
Fourteenth sts
Tenth avenue
chicken thief \
being taken fir
The thief pried .
off its hinges, tool
hens. wrung their
heads just outsid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-01
Reply of Mayor.

Moline, H., March 81, 190S.-Hon.
Elmer e. Morgan, City. Dear Sir:
Yours of the 9th requesting informa-
ton concerning the financial condition
of this city if it was deprived of the
revenue received from saloon licenses,
the amount of money that Moline re,
ceiyed and the source thereof, and
whether it is possible to obtain addi-
tional revenue and also if it is possible
for Moline to get along without the
revenue received from the saloons of
our city, received.
In answer to your request l will
state that the following statement
represents the amount of money and
the source thereof, received during
the fiscal year. 1907:
Cash on hand SIS. 321. 90
General taxation. $1,000 90
Saloons 31,744.0O
All other sources. .... 40,500.00
The amount received from general
taxation includes the tax levies made
l. \ 1fs e ~ NJ -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-01
MAYOR scHAEFEn on SITUATION.

When the statement of Mayor Olson
vas shown to Mayor Schalfer this
afternoon he gave the following esti-
mate of the city's revenues in Rock
Island:
Saloon licenses. ........ SAT 600
Bridge tolls ................ 1000,
Fines and sundry licenses. 5000
Fire insurance tax 1000
Tax levy. sc. S21
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-01
VOTE FOR
NExATiON. IT
ELEMENT IN
GROWTH.
Best n

Best n
Rev. F. Sta
Maine, says
Arnica Salv
old army, VI
sores, and fl
the world. l L
cess in my vet
rs cents at all
All the news all [
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-07
Everyone Cured of
H u MATISM
By the New Discovery

A prominent doctor recently said that
rheumatism had never been so widespread
before and that there was no disease easier
to cure. The extraordinary merits of the
MARVEL RHEUMATIC COMPOUND is
based upon actual experience among the
worst cases in the city. The effect Of this
wonderful remedy is prompt and perma-
nent in ordinary cases. Obstinate cases re-
quire longer time, but the result is always
the same. From one to three bottles cures
all cases. Any rheumatic may take the
Marvel Rheumatic Compound In absolute
confidence whatever the form or stage of
the disease. All ages and classes of people
have been cured by it. Some Of the people
had been afflicted. Is years and more. 1t
Isn't sold to the people because it cures
a case here n there. There are hundreds
which will do that. 1t was put on the mar
ket to cure every case of rheumatism and
0out, and so far there ave been no reports
Of failure to cure. and there have been a
number of people testify to permanent
cures. Get the wonde of wonders, the
remedy which cures all cases. No matter
how many remedies you have tried the
Marvel Rheumatic Compound never fails.
Il It doesn't cure the manufacturers refund
your money. We want to cure some cases
In Newark free of charge. Address p. O..
.hox 125 Elizabeth. n. j.
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Roger s. Gallet's
Perfumes

Vera VioIette Essence. i4-oz.
bottles, SI.l0, 2 or. bottles, SITS.
Vera VioIette Perfumes, fl-oz.
bottles, In fancy box, S1.20.
Vera Violette Perfumes, 2-oz.
bottles, in fancy box, $1.5O.
Vera Violette Perfumes. 4-oz.
bottles, in fancy box, $500.
Violet de Parme Extract, i4-oz
bottles, S5c; 2-oz. bottles, SIPS.
Violet de Parme Perfumes. IT.
OF. bottles, in fancy box, csc.
Violet de Parme Perfumes, , OF.
bottles, in fancy box, $1.35.
Violet de parme Perfumes, 81
OF. bottles, In fancy box, $3.50.
Roger & daIIet's Souvenir de La
Cour Perfumes, put up in beautiful
satin-lined box, cut glass stopper. 1t OF.
bottle, 81. 40.
Roger & Gallet's Souvenir de La
Cour Toilet Water, cut glass stopper,
s OF. bottles, at So. 90.
Roger & 0aiIetns Toilet Water,
Violet de Parme; 4 OF. bottles, 75c; S OF.
bottles Sl.2S.
Roger & Galiea's Choice Toilet
Soaps, Toilet and Face Powders,
Shaving Soaps, ETC., in full variety.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-07
TEACHERS OF STATE WILL MEET.

TRENTON. Dec. IA rally of the
Retirement Fund Department of the
State Teachers Association will be
held on Saturday in the State House.
Twelve years ago the fund was start
ed and since then more than $3.50, 900
has been raised. of which $21S, 900 has
been paid to retired teachers, number
ing 221. There is a surplus of nearly
500, 900. Under z. recently enacted law
every cent contributed by the teachers
goes into the annuity fund.
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''Jeunesse Doree"
Perfumes

".Jeunesse Doree" Perfume, put
up by Crown Perfumery Co. In handsome
white and gold box, 1t OF. bottle-cut
glass stopper, at $500.
Crown Combination Box, contain
ing bottle Of tennessee Doree perfume,
face powder and soap In rich satin lined
box, S5.65.
tennessee Doreo Toilet Water,
SIS so per bottle.
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Perfumes

Hudnut's Concrete Essence of
Violet Perfume, in beautiful lockwood
cases, i-oz. bottles; nothing finer than
this, 81. so.
Hudnut's Choice Perfumes, in
handsome holiday boxes, glass stoppered
bottles, various odors, i-oz. bottles,
soc; 2-oz. bottles, 81.
Hudnut's Toilet Water, violette
sec, in elaborate holiday boxes, sprink-
Ter top bottles; 4-oz., 75c; S-oz. bot
tiles, $I.4O.
Hudnut's Sachet Powders, as
sorted odors, in bulk and in i-oz. bot
ties at soc.
Hudnut's Du Barry Perfume. in
Du Barry pink cartons; cut glass stop
pered bottles, very fine, 2-oz. size s3.25
PiVer's Perfumes
Piver's Perfumes, Azurea, lie
Treple IRcarnct, Safranor, Pompeia and
Floramye extracts in fancy boxes, II OF.
bottles, ST.. 10.
Piver's Perfumes, Azurea, lie Treple
lncarnet and Floramye extracts In fancy
boxes at 1880.
Piyer's Toilet Waters, Pompeia,
Azurea and lie Treple In%carnet, 5-oz.
bottles, at $1.25.
Piver's Sachets, Pompeia, Azurea,
Safranor, Violet, Viritz and lie Treple
lncarnet, i-ez. bottles, soc.
Piver's Astris, and Oreade Sachet
Powders, f-oz. bottles, soc.
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Toilet Articles

Toilet Set-Sterling Silver, Mirror,
Hair Brush, Comb, Cloth Brush, Velvet
Brush, Shoe Horn, Buttoner, Nail File,
Toothbrush, Corn Knife, Cuticle Scis-
sors, Polisher and two cream jars, in a
beautiful floral pattern; French $92
gray finish; silk lined case...... 20
Other Sets, $40 to $54.
Comb, Brush and Mirror Set
Sterling Silver, Hollyhock pattern SIZE
in French gray; in a silk lined case sO
Other sets from SIS to SIS.
Comb and Brush S~ets-Sterling
Silver; rose pattern; French gray; $k. rs
In a lined case ............ "
Other sets from 81 to $40.
r1anicure Sets-Sterling Silver; s
pleces-Nail File, Scissors, Shoe Horn,
Buttoner, Toothbrush, Polisher and two
cream Jars; etched work; In a lined SIN
case .--.-... nv
Other sets from 81. so to SIS.
Military Sets-Sterling Silver; two
brushes and comb; Wild Rose designs;
French gray finish; in a lined SQ.75
case. "
Other sets, So to SIS.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-07
CASPAR c H BURIED.

Many friends and relatives of the late
Caspar Bischoff attended his funeral
services in his home, 81 Lincoln street,
yesterday afternoon. They were con-
Quoted by the Rev. Charles Girtanner,
pastor Of the Blum Street German Re-
formed Church, and the interment was
in Woodland Cemetery. Members of
societies to which he belonged were the
pa~ll-bearers.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-07
kerkoff's Perfumes

Kerkoff's Violet Perfume. In
pretty boxes, with cut glass bottles, true
violet odor, prices S1.50, S2.25 and
$500 bottle.
Kerkoff's Vera Stella Perfumes,
in handsome floral boxes, prices S1.50,
ST. 90 and $3.50 bottle.
Kerkoff's Vera Stella Toilet Wa
ter. sprinkler top bottle, at S1.3S.
Kerkoff's Vera Stella Sachet
Powder, per bottle, Csc.
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Perfumes

Pinaud's Violet Perfume, Brlse
Embaumee, put up In handsome
boxes; bottles with cut glass stspp.rs,
So and 81.
Pinaud's Perfumes. prettily pu. up
In fancy boxes, assorted odors, 4-oz.
bottle, Sl.20.
Pinaud's Vioaette de Parme Toi-
let Water, soc bottle.
De Vilbiss Improved Perfume
Afomlzers, beautiful designs; some
thing new and pretty for Xmas gifts;
prices ranging from 81. 00sup.
Houbigant's Perfumes
Houbigant's Perfumes, very fine,
IT OF. bottles put up in fancy silk-cov-
cred boxes, at 1913.
Houbigant's Ideal Toilet Water,
8 OF. bottle, 1913.
Houbigant's L'OeilIet du Roy
Perfume, exceptionally choice, par
t~icularly nice package for gift-giving,
IT OF. bottles, $3.50
Houbigat's Ideal Sachet Pow
der, 1 oz. bottle, S1.5O.
Napoleon Perfumes
Napoleon Perfumes In elaborate
holiday boxes; two bottles in a box:
prices 81, S1.25 and $1.6o.
Napoleon Perfumes in satin lined,
beautifully decorated boxes; prices
81. % and 81. oS.
Napoleon Perfumes In pretty holt
day boxes at 25c, soc, Use and 81.
Napoleon Toilet Waters, put up
in fancy boxes-a nice Christmas gift,
SOC.
Note-We carry a complete line of
Napoleon Toilet Preparations.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-07
PERFUMES
Fragrant Odors Are Always Delightful.

Never have we made such a tempting display of perfumes n fancy
bottles and cases for gift giving. Every good kind of perfume is here
at prices you'll be pleased to pay.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-07
Perfumes

Lazell's Perfumes
LazelI's Perfumes. put up in hand
some cut glass bottles, in fancy satin
lined boxes, at prices ranging from
$1.00 to So 8.
Lazell's Perfumes. in pretty Christ
mas boxes, 25c and soc.
LaZell's Perpetua Perfume, most
fragrant and lasting, in handsome violet
MORE boxes, satin lined:
f-oz. bottle, SI.75.
2-oz. bottle, So. IS.
LazeIrs VloIette Elect, very
choice, put up In MORE boxes, satin
lined:
f-oz. bottle, SZ.25.
2-oz. bottle, $3.50.
Lazell's Violet Elect Toilet
Water, 4-oz. bottle, Sl.00.
Lazelps Violet Elect Sachet, per
OF, SIPS.
Lazelrs Perfumes, quadruple ex-
tracts, including Bocadia. Nearkis, jap
anese honeysuekle, Field Violet, Valley
Rose, Clover Buds and japanese Moon
Flowers, all in prettily decorated boxes:
X-oz. bottle, Csc.
f-oz. bottle, soc.
2-oz. bottle, 85c.
4-oz. bottle, SI.50.
LazelI's Bocadia Toilet Water.
very good odor, sprinkler top, 4-oz.
bottle, 75c.
LazeIrs Bocadia Sschet Powder,
t-oz. bottle, soc.
Lazell's Perfumes, Violetia and
Japanoda, delightful perfumes, beauti-
fully put up in boxes, $I.OO and Sl.7S.
LazeII's Toilet Water, Violet de
Parme, Field Violet and Honeysuckle-
all good odors; in sprinkler top bottles
Csc, soc aRd 85c.
See Lazelps Rose booth, located near
Toilet Goods Department, where a COM
plete line Of Lazell's Holiday Perfumes
are on sale.
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PRICE, s1.OO PER BOTTLE

FOR sale by
HoIzhauer, Broad and Market SITS.
Mcnk log Market st.
Fielding, DIS Broad st.
Beitman, 23s Market st.
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Colsate's Perfumes

CoIgate's Perfumes, a large variety
of odors; prettily boxed, at thes. prices;
= OF. bottles, 25c.
oz. bottles, soc.
OF. bottles, Use.
3H or bottles, ST.
Colgate's Toilet Water, various
odors; 25c to S1.25 a bottle.
Colgate's Sachet Powders. floral
sachet novelties; various doors; 10c !
package.
COlgate's Florida Water. ; OF.
bottles, 2lc; s OF. bottles, 42c.
Colgate's Bay Rum, l pint bottles
%2c; pints, ooc.
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Whisk o o m

Bags, Cases, Etc.
German Silver Hand 6ag-Rinr
mesh, satin finish, with French ST
gray frame, bow knot design 49,.
Other Hand Bags, $3.50 TO S28.
German Silver Card Case and
Purse Comblned-Frehch gray 81
finish, floral design .............. 4
Other Cases, So. d to 50.
In sterling silver, 81. so to S14.
Puff Jars-Pressed glass; quadruple
plated tops; in two beautiful designs;
orchid and etched, in French SNc
gray w
Stationery Set-Sterling Silver, Art
Nouveau design. Ink Well, Blotter, Paper
Cutter, Seal and Eraser, In a lined SIX
case ........ "
Other sets, So. so to $40.
German Silver Purse.-Fish scale
mesh, in satin finish; with French S rs
gray frame.
Other purses, SI.25 to So. so.
Nut ~Sets-Silver plated; ~ nut picks
and 2 crackers, in a silk lined Sd
c2se....-- ~
Same with 6 picks and I cracker, ST.
Bonbon Dishes = Quadruple plate;
pierced workmanship brigt finish; 81
= SHAPES ....... $3.50. .......... ~
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Dier Kiss Perfumes

DER Kiss Perfumes, very lasting
and delightfully."- fragrant, put up in boxes
at SI.35 to $40.
DER Kiss Toilet Water. 4-oz bot
ties, ST. IS.
DER Kiss Face Powder, 75c a box.
der Kiss Sachet Powder, Csc a
bottle.