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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02
MEMORIALS AT WARSAW COURT.
HOUSE.

At Richmond county court at War
saw yesterday an oil PAL nting OF Gen
Robert E. Lee and one Of Gen. "SIone'
wall" Jackson we're donated to the
county By Mr.. P. q. Mayo, Of Rich'
moDd Two handsome tablets we're also
presented and unveiled, one bearing the
names of the clerks OF the codrt Tor
Richmond county froG 1892 to 1919,
inclusive, and the other the names OF
kings and queens Of England 10 Colonial
days aud The commonwealth attorneys
Of the county from Colonial days 10 the
present. The first tablet was given oy
MessTs. John A. peterborough, Alosrt
Warner, J. T. Rsines, L. 8. Jeffries and
D. H. Thomas, Of Baltimore The
other WAS given by the o. L. Hsmmell
Company, OF PlesssntvilIe, n. J. Mr..
I. ]. Downing presented the portraits
Mr.. +. w. OhinD. jr., presented ooe
tablet. Rev. DR.. Gsorge W. Beale and
Mr.. o. 5 Sbskeliord accepted them In
behalf Of the county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02
Chauffeur sho ots Himself.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 2 Because
his employer, Roberts Baird, Morocco
manufacturer, upbrsided him for speed.
ing his automobile, Lsonard E Cooper,
sged rs, a chauffeur, shot himself In the
stcmsCh at midnight and ia now In the
Delaware Hospital In serious condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02
A RELIABLE OPINION.

Mr.. A. D. Scsmmell, compose r.
church organist and dealer, of Bellevu. =.
Ohio, says: "The perfect scale, brillisL
tone and responsive action in the Weay, 70
piano appeal to every musician wi
tries it. Customers are delighted wi
1t. Personally, consider 1t a strict >
high grade instrument"
WEAVER ORGAN & PIANO CO.
Manufacturers, York, Pa.
W. /. Whitson, Sole Agent, 6II.6Is
King Street, Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02
Destructive Fire.

Buffalo, N. Y, Nov. 2..-.Fire early today
in the Western Transit and KnowltOn Com
pany's warehouse caused loss OF quarter
Of a million dollars. There was S1C0.00)
worth of freight in the two burned ware
houses. Lieut., { Ouis Schroeder, Of the fire de-
partment, was seriously injured. The cause
OF the FIRE is unknown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02
Mother and -Four Children Perish.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 2---Mrs. William
NARROW. wife of a coal miner, and four Of her
children were burned 10 death esTly today in
FIRE that DESTROYED their home ia Penn
township. Mrs. NARROW saved one Of her
children but in attempting to rescue the
other four lost her OwD life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02
Cyclone In Spain.

Madrid, Nov. 2.-Tsrrsgons province has
been swept by q cyclOre. causing enormous
property dsmsge. II is feared some lives
have been lot. The railway depot at Irla-
vent was demolished and the railroad for
many miles washed out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02
GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN.
The door Is locked, the blinds are
49, -. = A.. G. z. ~

GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN.
The door Is locked, the blinds are
dfaWn snd the fire is out.
flushed by the Jingle of the ice In the
high ball, behold the 6zzless syphon.
No more the cherry dots the placid sur
face of the cocktail, no smiles come
forth 10 light careworn features reflected
10 tbs emerald depths Of the atsInthe
frsppe. Gone are the toddy ard the
julep, gone with yesterday. The fragrant
min, continues to grow by the brook,
but to wither and die, ungathered.
a spirit Of gloom pervades the place,
The air is filed with memories. A
mouse scampers away, rudely interrupted
at its feast Of the one surviving pretzel.
Across the silvered expanse OF the
mirror, where oft we gszsd and behsld
ourselves as twins, the spider, unmo-
Tested, spins it's silken weave. The bell
90 the cash register gives forth unearthly
sound; it has lost the music OF its voice
Its tone Is cracked, Its note Is holloE--s
seeming echo of the days agone.
The shsdes OF night are falling fast
sud all Is slill. Across the bar whence in
days Of yore, we were wont to linger aud
forget, q loving hand traces in the gath
ering dust, "Goue, but not forgotten"
Il Stanton Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02
EDUCATIONAL MEETING IN
RICHMOND.

The Virginia Elucstionsl Conference
will meet 10 Richmond Nov. 1926.
The conference is composed OF the State
Teachers Association, school superin'
tsndents, school trustees, and repreSen.
tatives from Oitizens' Lesgues.
Il Is expected that between two and
three thousand persons will attend this
meeting. The railroads will give re-
duced rates.
Among the eminent persona who will
deliver addresses are: Gov. Claude
A. Swanson, DR.. Chas. W. Kent OF the
University of Virgins; Hon. Richard
E Byrd, John Stewart Bryan, OF Bich-
mond; Senator Aubrey E Strobe, DR..
Ohss. W. Dabney, president of the
University of Cincinnati; Stale Super
iutendeDt Jos. d. Eggleston, jr., and
Prof. ]. g Wilson, OF the Coilege Of
William aud Mary, also Senator L. P.
Gore, OF Oklahoms.
The Richmond committee Is making
elaborate arrangements for the enter
Iainment of the visitors. Delegates
from Teachers Associations and Citizens
League will be entertained free. Other
visitors, and there will be hundreds,
may obtain entertainment at very
reasonable rates In the various hotels
end boarding houses of the city. A. d.
Fitzgerald, Jefferson School, Richmond,
Ia chairman of the committee on euter-
tajnment,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02

FRANCE has already begun the tariff
war by imposing maximum rates on
American importstiODs. This country
cannot justly object as 1t started the
trouble by the passage Of the Payne-Al-
drich tariff bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02

To devise means OF defense against
aerial invasion the bureau Of ordnance
Of the War Department is to begin a
series OF experiments of shooting at aft
craft With cannon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02
MASSACHUSETTS

Boston, Ma S., Nov. 2.-Reports from
The cities sDd towns OF the state show
that the normal vote In the general cleo
ton is apparently being registered. the
efforts made by both parties to secure
large vote for their tickets apparently be-
Ing without avail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-02

TIE Mafhets
essrs.sewn. D. Q. Nov. l.. Whsss ios--ns'
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
SHE PROVED THAT SHE
is A CAPABLE WHIP
Mrs. Smith, Turned cabby to Sup
port Family. Thrsshed Haekmsn
Ohio Offended Her.

MIDDLETOWN. y. Y. Dec. 20
Mrs Amelia Kate Smith. cabby. was
arrested here for horsewhippiRg an
other hack driver His name is Cor
nelius u. Delamater. but he is a hack
driver for all that. Mrs, Smith didn't
deny that she had chastisod Delama-
ter. She said that he had maligned
her and she was iustined in bringing
him 10 book.
Mrs. Smiths husband. Arthur, is a
hack driver. He fell i'll some time
ago, and Mrs. Smith took his place
TO earn the family living. She has
had such success that other oabbies
have been jealous Some or them
have said mean things about her and
she heard OF il. When she thrashed
Delamater. she did II at the depot
where lot OF people saw and en-
Joyed IL.
Mrs. Smith was permitted TO go or
her own recognizance Her hearing
was set down for tomorrow.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
SAYS WIFE OGLED AND
SANG TO kid" Mccoy
Then She Left Husband at Reetor's
and Took Prize Fighter Away
In Their Automobile.

NEW YORK. Dec. 20.--lsa Willard
Helm. a member OF Valentine Bros,
exporters. OF No. AZ Broadway. OBJ
tanned a writ OF habeas corpus from
Justice Scabury I'm the Supreme court,
commanding his wife. Mrs. Edna Val
entine Helm. TO produce in court their
five-year Old daughter. Jacqueline,
Helm asks the custody of the child on
the ground his wife is not "A NJ per
Nson TO care for il. because she Az
sociates with kid" Mccoy. the prize
fighter, and other persons the husband
does not approve OF.
Mrs Helm IL the daughter OF Wash
ington 3. Valentine. head of the firm
to which Helm belongs. Helm says
that he lives with his mother, Mrs.
Frances Helm, OF No. 6 West Eighty
seventh-st.. and would be able TO give
his child every advantage.
Incidentally Helm says that his wife
has sued him for divorce and that
he has brought counter action.
charging her with misconduct with
half n dozen men, while she was on
trip abroad.
One OF the things Of which Helm
complains bitterly is that his wife
made eyes at Kid Mccoy in Rec
tors one night when the Helms were
dining there. Helm said he left the
table for a moment. and when he re-
turned found the prizefehter sitting
with his wife.
The orchestra was playing Love
Ne With Your Eyes, Helm charges.
and my wife looked lovingly into his
eyes and sang to him" After they had
finished dining. the husband averred.
his wife left him there and took Nc
Coy out riding In his (Hein's) auto
mobile. and did not get home until
early in the morning
Helm admits that when his wife be-
gan to make eyes at other men ne
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20

she had lost her necklace. which was
valued at $4,000. She hurried home
and told her husband. who Is a retired
broker. president OF the Brooklyn Eye
and Ear hospital and director In
tho Philharmonic society.
Mr. De Silver notified police head.
quarters in Brooklyn and Capt. Cough
lin sent word TO the main Office In this
city. Tiffany was also communicated
with and the $500 reward offered Mr..
De silver also decided 20 put an I'D
I'm a newspaper. man walked into
Tirsny's with clipping Of tho ad'
vertisement in one hand and tho neck
laco in the other. lie said he found
the chain of pearls in the gutter In
Fifty-third-st. He received the re-
ward but was no happier than Mrs
De Silver was when tho jewels were
handed back 10 her.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
HIS DOG REPAID KINDNESS.
Miller Sheltered the Animal and IL
Saved His Family.

STRATFORD. Conn. Dec. 20.-A,
Miller found small yellow dog one
cold stormy day. and. taking pity on
IL. took II home. Yesterday morning
at o'clock the dog repaid Miller by
saving the family from death,
Miller. awakened by the dag. saw
tongues of fame coming through the
floor. Finding the hallway a mass OF
flames, Miller made a rope of bed
clothing and lowered his wife anC
three sleeping children from a win
dow. Before jumping himself n,
dropped the dog into the arms OF hi:
wife. The floor caved I'm few
seconds latter.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
FOUND COINERs MAKING
BAD MONEY ON STOVE
Men Accused OF Flooding East, Side
With Bad Quarters Caught
by Chief Flynn.

NEW YORK. Dec. 20-Three men
who are accused of flooding the east
side pushcart peddlers with spurious
coin in the last two weeks were ar
rested az No. 394 Water-st. by local
Secret Service Chief William ]
Flynn and Agent John Henry. Ac-
cording ta Flynn, they were busy az
their work when captured. They made
no fight
The were taken TO the oak-st. po
lice station, where they gave their
names as James O'Brien. a cloth cut
ter; Alvin Clark and George Costello
who said he lived at No. l29 East
One Hundred and Forty.fourth-st
They were locked up OH the charges
Of countorfeiting &hd possessing
counterfeit money.
These men" said Flynn. have
been operating for two weeks in this
city. O'Brien. whose real name Is
John Tanning. is the leader OF the
outfit. He served term for the same
offcnse seven years ago. He moulded
the money. Alvin Catlin and George
Carl are the right names OF the Other
prisoners. They were the showers.
I'VE received a number of com
plants from pediers in the neighbor
hood OF Canal and Grand-sts. on the
east side that thoy had been 'stung
on bogus twenty-five and fifty cent
coins. We trailed Tanning to the
place where he bought the tin, copper
antimony and silver-platlng used
in their manufacture. and then learn
ed that he was doing the work al
No 1914 Water-st. We broke in there
and found them boiling the metals on
small stove. There were about
fifty coins-very good counterfeits-
lying on bed Nearby on the loor
were several moulds."
Job Printing done right. Times
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Warrant for Joseph Schultz.

Joseph Schultz. who tearfully con.
fessed Friday TO looting rooming-
houses on Columbia-st. and to commit
ting various other thefts, was
arraigncd before Justice Stein Satur-
day on q warrant secured by Marcella
ORCilly. charging him with larceny
from a dwelling in tho day rime. He
will have an examination Dec. 81. Bail
was fixed AT 5000. two sureties.
Schultz secured n sf5 watch belonging
TO Bert O'Reilly in this instance.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
jail chastens Mans Spirit.

John Kasenow. the man who several
days ago thanked Judge Murfin for
sending him 10 Jail and declared that
he would never give money To his
wife, was brought into court Saturday
very much chastened He paid a sum
OF money for his wife and promised
that hereafter he would give her a
weekly allowance.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
TELEPHONE GIRLS MUST --
GIVE UP PUPS AND 1Ax9
Also They Must Quit Chewing Gum
and Enunclats More Il q
Distinctly. N-rN y

CHICAGO. Dec. 20.-Puffs. rats.
curls, and also nsformations--what
ever they are-wili be shorn from tho
heads OF the thousands OF Telephone
glrls under a new rule Just promul-
gated. They are also forbidden TO
chew gum during business hours,
The branch managers had reported
that the operators spent too much
time replacing loosened wisps Of
tresses when their fingers should
have been busy with the plugs.
Here is the way the operators were
instructed not to talk over the tele-
phone:
"Nummerpleeze." Phones taken
out"
No fault IS found with their enun.
citation Of Drop n nickel. please"
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
$4,000 NECKLACE
LYING IN THE GUTTER
Lucky Finder, Who Reads Newspaper
Collects a Reward OF
$500

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-It isn't on
record that necklaces with IS pearls
are often found lying in the gutter,
But that is where the one referred TO
in an advertisement was picked up.
II was returned to Mrs. Carl II. De-
Silver OF No 43 Pierrepont-st., Brook
lyn.
Mrs De Silver visited Manhattan 10
call on some friends, and upon reach
ing West Seventysixth-st., discovered
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Weekend Excursions 10 Buffalo Via
Michigan Central.

$3.50 for the round trip; tickets
good on trains leaving each Saturday
during the month December at 10:45
p. m. and 11:53 p. M; good return
Ing leaving Buffalo at $50 p. m. and
1850 D. m. Sundays.
For full particulars. consult Agent
at Union Ticket ONCE, Opera House
Block or Depot. foot OF Third Ct
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Stratford Silverware.

Teaspoons In Dresden and Lily designs. si.25
the dozen
Dessert spoons. IN Dresden and Lily designs.
SI.oS the dozen.
Table spoons in Dresden and Lilly designs,
AZ 30 tho dozen.
Knives and Forks ia Dresden and Lilly dc
signs; half dozen each FOR S2.75.
Butter Knife and sugar shell SGT, Dresden
and Lily designs. at 5cc.
Nmns Novelties in sterling silver Thcy make
pretty and useful gift We have a large as
gortment TO select from, large that can-
not enumcrete TN" prices of cach article There
arc Nall Files, Tooth Brushes. tutisl" Knives.
Paper Knives shoe Horne. Tooth Brush Hold
ers. Napkin Rings. lInt aud Clothes brushes
Whisk Brooms. Match safes. Powder Jars Hair
Receivers Manicure S"ts. Toilet Scts. shaving
sets. Nail brushes Combs Button Hooks. Bur
fe RS Baby Sets. Military Sets and Toilet SCta
Prices begin az 2Jc. zoe. TSr, 500 fur single
pieces and up 20 s25 FOR complete sets
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20

also became indiscreet and afterward
confessed to his wife She forgave him
everything. he said. after which they
lived together In the Hotel Ansonia.
But they could not make a go OF IT.
Mrs. Hein denies all, the charges her
husband makes.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
ZIP! GOES BOY WHO SET
FAT MANS PAPER AFTRE
Little Joker Is Tossed Through Car
Window-Polieeman Calico to
Ouell Victims Wrath.

SOUTH NORWALK. Conn. Dec 20.
Considerable excitement was caused
at the railroad station in this plac"
when boy named James Walker set
fire 10 corpulent gcntlemans news
paper, The man. Harry Howell. Of
Pittsheld. jumped up In a rage and
tossed young Walker out OF the car
window It required the services ot "A
policeman to quiet Mr. Howell before
Walker could rc.cnter the train Mr..
Uowells hands were quite badly
burned The paper made big blaze
and frightened the women In the car.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
COMET TO CROSS
y SUN ON MAY 18
Prof Lowell Will Look Through Re,
tractor and See Same Thing as
When World Comes To End.

FLAGSTAFF Ariz.. Dee. 2O.-As
HaIleys comet approaches the sun it
means more than the passing OF a
heavenly freak TO Prof Percival Low.
ell, director of tho Lowell observatory
here.
Some day this earth will come 90
an end and il there are people in
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
GIRL is RESURRECTED
FROM A LEGAL DEATH
Miss Burns, OF ST. Louis, Missing II
Years. Appears After Court Had
Ordered LIE Insurance Paid.

ST. LOUIS Dec 20.LMiss Nellie
Burns. missing II years. and three
days ago declared legally dead by the
ST. Louis circuit court. turned up alive
today. AS n consequence the girls
foster mother, Mrs. Annie Bosse, re-
signed letters OF administration grant
ed her by the probate court and caus-
cd To be dismissed n suit In which
she had already won Judgment
against n life insurance company.
Mrs. Bosse and Miss Burns met to-
day for the first time since Oct. lS,
1898. when the girl. then eight years
old. disappeared. She was thought 10
have been kidnapped.
IL was on my way To school" Miss
Burns explained, when two men. my
father and my uncle. seized me and
drove with me to house on Dayton
ST. Father told me | would never see
Mother Bosse again.
II Prieyed for time. then. like
most children, forgot my troubles. La
ter we moved 10 East ST. Louis. II
my legal death had not been reported
In the newspapers | might never have
seen Mrs. Bosse again"
The girls father is Daniel Burns.
an engineer. He and his wife were
livinG apart when the latter died, di-
recting that Nellie be given into the
care OF Mrs Bosse.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Fancy Belts.

TIn.eI belts, they are ver, prottv. iu gold
ana silver. with colored figures. put up iu Xmas
boxes q soc.
Embossed SIX Elastic BELTS. in light colors.
all now patterns. q tcry neat Xmas present pat
uI. one in boN. ~ 800
RInck Beaded Belts, an tho very iatcet styles.
t soc, 81 90 up to $500.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Excursion Rates To Rochester. NJ. v.
Via
Michigan Central.

Rate of fare and one half for the
round tuip ON account Of the Student
Volunteer Movement for Foreign Mis-
sions viii he made. tickets on sale
Dec -. 2S and 20. good for return
until Jan. s.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Hand Bag
Hand Bags and Purses.

Special vrIucs I'm Alligator Hand Bags, Mt
~ 70 $3.50. $3.50, 10 $50.
Nmas Initials in all STYLES. at 25C and soc
NonOgrams made to order In any style Ia gold
plate and sterling silver, at Si.50, ~ and 10
s375
Misses and ChiIdrens Hand Bags, in black
and assorted colors. leather or chain handle7.
al soc.
HIND Purses with or without strap on hack
In seal. walrus. calf and fancy grains, I'm black
brown, tan, blue and gray, at PIE, Doe. 75c. 81
to -.
Triple BiII Folders. iu seal. calf pigslin and
alligator. at roc. &c Ia $50.
Mems Change Purses. in seal morocco and
fancy grain at 25r. roe up sLoS.
Tourist Travelling sets aud Rolls Will a..
sorted dttngg. in seal. Walrus and calf.
st.25. s1.5O. 81 to 50.
Leather Novelties.
Music Rolls. complete assortment ln seal. wal
rus and fauct grains. at zoe, T5c. ~. 10 -.
Medicine tabinets. with assorted Ntftugs, tt
zoe. 81. $3.50, $3.50.
Jewel Cases so English Morocco. alligator ort
ptGskiu. zoe. - and Ia $3.50.
Picture Frames, In straight grain aDd Moro '.
assorted coiors and sizes &c. soc. up ~. 90.
Whisky Finsks iu seal and fancy grains of
75", 81, 1928.
Drinking Cups so leatbor cases seal and wa
rae grain. az &c. 5Oc and ~ si."0.
Coat Hangers, Erif mp if leather bass roscr
Lu black, tan and lrowu, 80 st.u0. St.5O. g"
S2.5n tie set.
Cigarette and CIGAR Gases. assorted 'r .tt".s
black and colors zoe. 55c. sr00, up $500.
Collar and Gun BoxcS, GOO Calf. lIgsSin anI
suede lined with assorted coiorpd SILK. pSc.
sI.25, $3.50, up SOS <<
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Watches for Men, Women and Boys

The Pannatyne Watches for men and boys.
made Of Nickel and open faced, being thinner
than any other watch at the price, every one
guaranteed at $3.50.
Mems and womeu's Gold-hIIed watches, guar
aEteed 90 years. sizes S. IL and 16 hunting case
or opcn-face standard movements, specially
priced at $500 and $3.50.
Womens Foid-hlled Watches. size jewels
hunting open face, American movements.
warranted FOR 20 years; very special value
/ sII.OO.
Mems and womCns 1o-carRt gold -hlled
Watches. guaranteed for 20 years. Elgn move
ment; sizes a. y and Is. hunting and open
face. at $1,000 and $500.
Mems and Boys New England Watches ia
! Nickel and Gun Metal open-f aced. each ono
guaranteed at s2.25.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Rogers Silverware

We are selling SilvcrWare at from % to )
per cent less than the regular value.
VIM Rogers TeaspoDs 75c one-half dozen.
Dessert spoons. si.25 one-half dozen.
Table spoons, $3.50 one-haf dozen.
Pickle Forks. 3Oc each.
Oyster Forks. si.25 ope-hat dozen.
Berry spoons, S5c each
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Silk Opera Bags.

SILK opera BaGs, plain or trimmed with span
giles OF jet, silver or gold beads, at 800 TO 5000.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Gold Filled Rings.

Gold hlled Rings, special showing in Women's
/ Misses, Boys and Babies, in signet and set
with white colored stones and specially
! priced zoe and 5Oc.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Solid Gold Rings

Large aud Well-assorted stocks and AT prices
that viii surprise YOU; Mems. Women's Boys,
Misses and Babies at soc, zoe, sI.OO. sI50 up
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Rogers & Hamilton Silverware

Teaspoons. $500 and 1925 the dozen.
Dessert spoons. 1918 and si.0O the dozen.
Table spoons, St.00 and St.SO the dozen.
Medium and Dessert knives and Forks, hall
loZen each. for x3.75.
Butter knives, 3Dc each.
Fruit Knives, - each.
Pickle Forks. 5Ic each
Oyster Forks. $500 the dozen
Orange spoons. S2.75 tho dozen
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Novelty IeWelrY.

Picture Frames. oval square shapes. in gold
plate. oNldized and sterling silver, at 25c zoe
and mp gI0S.
Beautiful ERns. hand painted. spauglcd aud
RcuaiSsdnrc. edge carved bone, Vienna
dalwood sticks at soc. OSc aud mp @ $500
BenutN PIN sets, two three each card
gold filled. in plain aud chased. set with pearl
or turquoise, In Roman. old English or Green
cold. at 25c. aoc up o 800.
Brilliant Broorhcs, set with clear white stones
Of bcst quality. iu all the now shapes and de-
signs. pt 25c. SOC, 800 to $500.
lint Pins latest French effects. ia Green Gold.
Roman aud Buttcr Gray. set with AmethN 81,
Emerald Topaz and sapphire, at 25c, zoe. 0sr
up q $3.50.
values I'm Roman and Green Gold in the very
latest designs. set with Amethyst and Topaz. at
az 80. s2..5 $500.
Jet ~ NaIIIercS. all the latest Partisan do
signs aud very specially priced at zoe, 9sc mp
5000
silver Box Purses. beautifully chased. These
are the regular t1.5p values. at 5Oc