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NAVE FOR 4 NEW CITy.


TIsHkrLL LANDIN.!. Dec - ON Joint
vote %. .ia,t.awan and Fishkill Landing
to-day for "A name for the new city. 20 COM
prise tn. two places under the commission
form ~ government. tn. name Beacon
was chosen 10y 1893 majority Two names
were suhmifieci Nattsawhn and Beacon
Because Of tn" nam" of III" insane asylum
th. former was defeated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-29
BOUND TO FORTIEY CANAL
TAFT GETTING READY FOR 4
FIGHT N CONGRESS-.

Coufsrcnce af the white Hsuse 90 shape
Up the Adsnlnistratisas plan Prrsi-
dent Knows There WIN ne Lively
Oppssitisa- special Message Coming.
wAsRINarox. Dec ~ The policy OF
the Administration with reference To the
fertilization OF the Panama Canal will
probably depend largely on the result
of q conference At the White House to-
night between President Taft. Secretary
% State Knox Senator Flint OF California,
chairman Of the Senate Committee on
Inr.roc-anic Canal. and Represeniatiy"
Mann of Illinois. chairman Of the Hous.,
Committee ON Interstate. and Foreign
Commerce
Will. no Official statement was given
ont and reticence was maintained by the
parties To the conference. it ia accepted
that MIR Knows presence means that the
treaty provision which has been 80 often
quoted Of late by advocates of the pro-
lection of the canal by naturalization was
under discussion
The President realizes that the PROPOSE
ton to spend about $40. 900 Ooo for the
fertilization Of the cana s. 900 900 being
asked for this wear TO begin the work
will not have plain sailing In Congress.
Representative Tawney Of Minnesota,
chairman Of the House Appropriations
COMMITTEES. gave ont an interview in
Panama "a for might before Con grs~s con-
vened bitterly attacking the Admnistra-
ton = fort ifcatton scheme and advocating
the naturalization idea
To-day Represent alive Foster Of Yer
mont. chairman OF the Foreign Relations
Committee Of the Hous. came out EN-
phatically in favor o: the p-r,5, ION Of the
canal by naturalization and not nv fortif-
cation.
The views OF these two prominent mem
hers Of the House are enf ert aimed by many
OF the rank and file Consequently the
President and his advisers realize that the
fortifcation plan being agreed upon
II will b@ necessary to get 20 work az the
earliest possible moment in order tn secure
sufficient strength in both branches OF
Congress 10 pat the project through
Once the initial appropriation is MADE
the rest will he easy. Not even those
members Of Congress- who do not believe
in large expenditures for war "a prepa-
ration for war will he likely To oppose the
appropriation Of sufficient sum to com
plete canal fortifications on which the
Government had already expended mil
lions. But the trouble is to get sufficient
votes this session TO authorize the OK
pensi,turs Of the initial 81 900 900. That
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Southern. SOUTHEASTERN Limited ~ v y
dnu, Isls y " Pullman drawing snd sts'r
r1om and sle-rluE rArs arrive Aiken snd Augusta
fiiIowinR morning. JarksoTNiilr afternoon.
southern rs. y. \. Once. 81 FIN Ave. rUT
s1sh 81 .AaR.
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GREAT BEAR SPRING WAFER.
slas Purity Has made H. famoas..-Ads.
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p.,,c- Are Voting "n Frrau-nc, sf Pa,

Secret balIoting will he begun to-day TO
ASCERTAIN the wishes Of all the policemen
~ the CITY IN III" matter Of whether they
-haIi receive their pay monthly. n ~
present. or -eni mon nly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-29
PTRTFyJNG SALINE.
INV the Horror of Head amt Charger
Are Hidden FROM London win = ser, iette.

-pSrfIi f'Jbi- DssDIfc5 70 INV "S
InNpos Dec ~ The elimination 81
the. head 81 John N. Bdp,isi in the Covent
Garden prod Iction Of -Salome- has not
apu.asad IN. objectorS. who seem 10 hhv"
been hardly l--- shocked by III. blood
stained charger which ~ Used than they
x.r. by their fear Of seeing III" head.
which they never saw
Nevertheless. the bloody dish was re-
tain.d until tonight. when in Difference
ia the. hostile sentiment. and after further
d,.cu-.ion with the censor the manage
ment substituted a dish covered with
clean napkin. under which the prophet
head IL supposed 10 he concealed
This. II IL said meets all objections
ONE N!GaI orT 70 YAI Az, q 9E "a =. m
I1'is j. " CiuIy 4, Ia an Pullman SeAbOard FLORIDA
Limited effective jan Gh. our - Train
brs, and qulc.esi uBuI then. Inq 1873 BrN.-
. ADJ.
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Ts.r TrrnsVivAnia PsiirOed ihrss hour iralp.
tom prnns, /, anita SiAtbDn. The OnaY asrytes
frorr thc heart ~ Ncw ioTA lo Arantlc CMss
special returning service JanGAry f~-Asa
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C...- Irr1rs .FEes al atnotir, - Iss tns
p.s.s ~ raven. John Murphy Co.. Puoa.
- ~, ggg sac Bouk q Dept sIoEss.-AdG
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PRE-gw IWE FLORIDA Rot ~
Atlantic Coast Line n r. the standard rsilway
Of the south Three great 'rsiss daily. 1918 a ~
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Con,irvsd on Serord P10s

DEWgYS WINES yOR NEW YEARS
Champagne. Wines or Drape JIirs.
n. T. DEWEY SONS CO.. I1s FULTON 81. N. Y
Ado.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-03
DEAFNESS CANNOT Be CURED

by local application, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf,
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is iuflammed you have rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed, Deafness is the
result, and unless the Inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored
to it's normal condition, hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine cases out OF
ten are caused by Catarrh, which is
nothing but an infamed condition OF
the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hairs
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-03
GLEASoNS EUROPEAN HOTEL
RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION
ROOMS Sl.OO UP

ROOMS $l.OO UP
Electric Lights, Electric Elevators,
Long Distance Telephone. Telegraph
and Typewriting. We use Boiled
Filtered Water. Corner Second AND
Center Streets. Little Rock. Arkansas
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-03
A WORD TO
OUR READERS

Are you taxing your county
paper just because of the price.
or are you taking it for the news
there is in it? If you are taking
it for the reading matter that
you get out of it, then would you
not rather pay $1.50 for a good
paper than 81. for a sorry one?
The very few that have stop
ped the Picayune on account of
the raise in the subscription
price claim that they are not
able to pay the $3.50 that we ask
for it. 1t seems that that few
are looking at it from the stand
point of cheapness and not the
quality of the paper at all, for
we are giving them four more
pages of reading and a higher
class of matter every week than
we did before at one dollar per
year.
The Picayune is a better paper
than it has ever been and we
believe that the majority of the
readers will testify to that fact,
and we cannot give the paper
twice a week for $1.00 and We
are confident that the readers
who read and appreciate a good
paper will feel that We have
made no mistake in improving
our paper and by so doing raised
the subscription price.
AS we have said on former
occasions, every thing that we
use in our office and at our
homes have gone up and we
have been compelled to do the
same with our paper.
When you go into the store
and the merchant tells you that
flour has advanced since you
last bought, you pay the differ
ence or you do not get the flour,
and by the way, you realize IN
that case that it is nothing but
business with the merchant and
pay it without a grumble. Why
not treat the paper man with the
same business courtesy. 1t costs
more and more every year to
get out a paper and why should
the paper man sell you his paper
at the same old price. 1t is not
good business sense and you
would not sell your mule today
at the same price when mules
were not more than $500, no
you would be considered crazy
to do such a thing.
We are anxious to give you a
good paper and to do so we are
compelled to treat you with the
same business method that your
merchant does.
Thanking you for past patron
age, and hoping to do business
with you many, many years yet,
we are
Yours for a better paper,
! Andrews & Morris.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-03
Delinquent Tax List
Nevada County, Year of 1909
STATE OF ARKANSAS !
COUNTY OF NEVADA

The lands and lots and parts thereof, return
ed delinquent in Nevada County for the year 1909,
together with the taxes and penalties thereon,
agreeable to law are contained and described in
the following list viz:
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-03
PRESCOTT CAMP NO 1907

M. w. of A. meets the End and 4th
Friday nights in each month at w. o..
w. Hall.
E. Nautz, Consul.
Thos. F. Dixon, Clerk
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-03

And hereby given that said several tracts lots
parts of lots much thereof may be necessary
paw taxes penalty and due thereon will be sold by
the County Collector at the Court house said County
the second Monday in June next, unless the said taxes,
penalty and be paid before that and that the
sale will continued from day day until the said tracts
lots or parts of lots be sold.
Witness my hand at office in city of Prescott, County
of Nevada State of Arkansas this oath day of May A. d.
9l0 JOE A. BAILEY, Clerk Nevada County, Ark.
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BOGUS CARI so TICkETS.
Near Riot About ReyaI Opera Hsusr ~
Berlin Tenor Not NJ Ius Hest.
special cab, p,'p1tca 20 IHs ,r~

special Casis DsSp1fch % IHE NTN
BERLIN. Oct IS 4 CaT'Iso riot similar
To the one that occurred year ago tonA
place last night outside IN" Royal opera
House. The box once put ont a motto"
To the effect that all the tickets for tn"
performance IN which Caruso wt- e.
sing had been =old Ther"upou The
public swarmed around the tIck"' spoc,i-
latorS. and the tumult was such that the
police drov" the crowd IN front 1T M"
opera house back n far "a the Ti"rgart-n.
half a mil" distant
Tn" row began when snV eral yurcliS-
ers IT tickets AT fancy pric"s found that
they had been ,,uIs'd amt had r.Isur
bogus tickets The situation berau- SCI
threatening that IN" poll,. were COIN
pelled tn int"rf ere and dIsT ere an. crowd
Numerous names ana adir.>,.'t Nrr"
taken
AIDA was the opera sung last o. E.r.
with tar'lso ~ -Rhadau,,- In" ka.~,..
oCcupIei IA" ruNal box and m. hons" s' .,-
packed from iioor 10 ceiling Gar..u was
not at his hesls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-26
ETHEL LIZ NEYE IS ACQUITTED
CHIEF JUSTICE PRICTICILLI
ORDERED THE TERDIGT.
Probably CrlpPrR Deceived Tier Win the
same StOry He TOld Others. Lord
Ahrrsionr charged women Out side
Court show Anger over the Result.

0r"r.i 'FNr Drt0 liCf - Tar SrN
LoNpoS. Oct. Is Tn" jury found a
verdict - not guilty to-day in tho ease
81 Ethel Char" l.e N"ve tho young woman
who was ACCUSED ~ being an accessory
after 'hs fact tn th" murder ~ Mrs Cora
trIppan. oth-rWlSa known IA Belle Elmore
m" American music hall singer. who's.
husband l. under SENTENCE 20 be- hanged
Nuycmh"r
IN" trial II the girl was begun In tha
Obi Bailey court thus morning and ended
within "A single session. There was M
sign ~ dImlnutiuu ~ interest In this
r"mdrkahl" case and every seat IN 'ha
court room was occupied when the case
was called and Ethel L. Neve Was placed
IN IN" dock 4 Large majority - 'ha
andi"nC" were women. who Scrg'Iuil"d
the prisoner very closely
Miss l." N"y- vas dressed In a blue
gown and wur" "A fat motor cap and pal.
yellow NId gloves She looked thin.
pal" and worn ont She pleaded not
guilty IN a low voic. when tn" charge
~ being an accessory after the murder
was read 81 har
Richard u Muir the Crown Prosecutor.
opened the cas-" by stating the charge
Tie said II was practically that Of assisting
Ir 'rtpI.'n Ia escape from Justice. know
ing him To be guilty of "A felony Guilty
knowl"dg" and guilty intention were.
h" said. the ISSUES IN the Ca-- MIR Muir
directed special attention "a the fact
that the prisoner had worn the clothes
Of III" murdered woman. well knowing
that she would never CONF. back
. During "a" address 81 the Crown Prose
ru'"r the prisoner -a' back IN the dock
and listened IN a lI-'t.-s manner
The trial was characterized uy tho same
celebrity and despatch which marked N.
ca~" Of ~ IrIpp"n last w'N-k The an
tlr" irIal from IA" time ih" prisoner was
arraIgu'd 10 plead until III" was acquitted
occupied Ie~- han ~IN hours and this in
clud"d half al hour interval for luncheon
Nlr Mar oocIpI"d only thirty minutes
in hl- opening Several essential wit
u'--"- w"r" promptly placed on the stand
and their testimony wd- taken very
rapidly Counsel for IA. def"nr" followed.
and both he and N" Judge in hls summing
up confined themselves 20 the most i'm
portaut points m the ya-"
Lord chief Ju-'ly" Alverstone sum
ming up was entirely IN favor ~ IN.
prisoner ~" Ioni"d oui that IL was
prohapl" that Dr IripT-n had told the
glrI the same vale he told Others in regard
- his wife Disappearance that III" had
gone - America 10 live There was no
evidence" IA" Judge said. that ia" girl
ku"N that trlpp"n was Il murderer when
they fird together II the jury was 81
opinion that IN" prisoner was ignorant
81 tho murder they ought 20 render a
verdict accordingly
. The Iury then retired. and In a few
minutes returned the verdict ~ not guilty
\ crowd Of women who had a-s"rnhl I'D
outside the court room received the news
81 the verdict with the strongest express
sion- ~ di-approval
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-26
T,pewritin. Champion Q. = Wan

The worlds amateur typewritna
championship was won at the Rusin..s
Show in Madison Square Garden az,
night by J. l.. Hoyt OF ss7 West Fify.
sixth street. who wrote o. Lie word.
a minute. Miss Edith Z. Eccles. y Is
words. was second. and Gus r. Tret.ss,.
- 2t-3o words, was third. Miss Alleca
kanka wrote IS 7-is words. The london
results received at the Business Show
showed the amateur record brok IN thsre
10y Robert G. Curtis. who wrote 80.
words
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-26
,>prI BoO>EIELr REPORTER.
p,ruch 1.oNernm~Ht Nrru-"~ Oa"""" ~
..,d,uE FaIsr strike News.

NH. tutlF brsrHifh 2" ]" "
r,,,s oct - RI" Ministry 81 ~"
-. 3d.. ,.s,Ind a d"cr'" "sp"lhng
W,r,,rgrnu Dawson. 'Hr Nm'ri"an nov"
80 ma whp r"r"." III" ho"'"y t
''',.d,,,nn IN Africa. f."m Franc &" ,
,.,,r on ~" ground rNh' n" ithh-ni,lI'l
mrndacI"us news CON" "'hR wv '"'"''
IL Seems. how"v"r hit the ,",rr" -
duo ~ a. error ~ lh ""F' ~ Hn, ,..l
Jirata, fNIli Amhas b"''.' - wv
ing o ztraight"n IN" matt "t
Francis Warrington l'aw~,n - ."t nnd
srnndent Tor ~" Charleston N'H- a"a
,l,,,s,,' ',,J ntI.r nnIar- ~" has worked
Nm Eiiropa since. isas "" wont 70 I ghnh
last year 10 report IN" kOOssN"lt o,''nk
". has been secrethry general 81 w"
Association ~ Foreign Journalists W
Paris since 1876 ~" II a lte fn"fnb"r :"
the Astronomical SoCieiy 81 franc" ahh
mambor 81 IN" British Society ~ Auth"r-
he IN m" author ~ In" scar. lv" anu
The SCOuTgc." l9O5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-26
Osd HUDSON Estate 20 ne Another Clare.
mont.
Foremost Clothiers Since l645.

r. A. Gushee. proprietor Of the Clare.
mont. on Riverside Drive. bought yester-
day the Brinckcrhof property az Hast
ings on the Hudson. The property Is
known as Tongue vue and comprises
twenty five acres lying between OLD and
new broadway just north Of the Yonkers
city line. Tongue vue u about seventy
years old. II has been sold but twice
since 1870. The mansion. on an elevation
overlooking the river. In built Of marble
Mr.. Gushee will alter IL and open IL as a
resort TO be run along the came lines as
the Claremont
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-26
HISSES TOR THE tI>ER.
several ARRESTS ~ street crowd when
Tie ART, ed IN Vrus,rIs.

Spa. ,s's I-.r..H no ~ .r~
BRrs-FI. D.' 30 ~" Emperor Will
lam and ~" ETur"-s Augusta Victoria ar
rived here tII. afternoon on . visit 90
KING Albert and queen tIyah"'h Thor
reception on ~" vhole wa cordial and
courteous rv ~" I"orl" 10 no" street. but
several r"rrous V"-' arrested Tor Kissing
TIE kai-'r ana PARTY yer" met ~ N"
RAILWAY station ty KING 'lu"ri and Queen
ElIzab ..r' and d'p," through streets lined
with iu.upJ troop.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-26
tRLTER CTNtRDERS.
BIE ships tn he Timed for Thur-day he
livery Of NaiI In New YORK


LONDON. OCt Is ArTan grnontS have
r".n made hy which after October -
the 'unard steamers vii leave Oue"ns-
..,u earlier "u sunday. iusurIug ~" do
.IN"-y tho Iu-tarIa'- aud Mauritania :
UaI- lU New Work pn Ihur-day-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-26
ORI>OCO 90. WIN> IIrTIr
Hague Tribunal Awards o. only SII, ST:
from Nrnr IurIAn Gov rrnmrnI

iNNfttNt 100 10 ip.'.f fN
THE HAGUr, OCT. - ia" international
arbitration court delivered - award
to-day IN III" cas-" between a." rIt.u
states and N-u"zu"la regarding ru.
exclusive privileges held uy tine Orfr.psl
Steamship Company. vrl.u were r..l.-
dlated 10y former President tpraur
lastro. tn" steamship COMPANY - .
I N"W Jersey corporation amt ~" Amer.
can Government has been pressing .'-
claims for settlement
| The international TRIBUNAL gr4.u,d
| ~" decision gwen uu tour points ly Ir
tharl'-- Rarg" pu February - I.HlI u.s.
umpire IN III" Dispute. II awarded tr.
American company So 80 with y.r
cent interest from June lE 1913 49, we'll
a. " Un costs ana ,u,3f-.sI fr..- IN"
award II tn he paid hv N"u"lur.1 within
two months
The tribunal rejected th" ,,r'-utrpr-
pi IN" nit"d STATES ur 't.. other l...rt- iu
dispute
WAsHINGIoN. O,i - Ia" a.. ia.
ciied to-day Wa one of three ra-,., Tor
III" settlement OF which provision ,yt.
made hy tn" protocol Of February D..
1879. negotiated for ia" | uIr"d STAGE
hy VA" LAT" William ! BUchtrau trt iul
Venezuela 10y : GonI9l"~ G.rutu lh.
claim arose through 'u, violation and
annulmen' ON m" part uf tu" ,,u,"ruru..a,
OF Venezuela Of an alleged exclusive. .prI.
c"--lon held 10y m" Uuupru ~hIp,rE
ana trading COMPANY "a BRITISH ,.r.
Pora'lon ~ which a ~ cont Ut the
stock was held by american citizen
IN" OrinocO shipping and Trading com.
panN assigned AL IL ,,--''- lr,...ltn.
concessions and claims tar damage
10 N" DrIun"o steamship Crut,t.. .
New J"r-''v corporation. v.u -" -.irur
stock holdar-
Tn" Government ~ Venezuela .'.'...,.,t
into an agreement with the .ult".i STAT
whereby All claims owned hy Au. a..
'l'iI'n- were submitted 'p q fN... o..
b NAL for arbitration and aVart Il.
implr" who Nrs-!SDd over fIr- frl...a.
Dr Rarg" dISallpW.i fh, major i.rf....
" the claim If The Orluuru ~'.tu-'.
Company amounting fu q Iu' $50 ..
allowing only s2S - g9
Tn" OruO'o Steamship .rr.rdry i',.
tested against thu award ard a-a,-I tIt,
m" Government uf m" U'.i state
-"Cur" a r"n"drIuE II tn" ahu... .urf,r
h"f"r" a ""mp"t"n' and iuaB~H. ~
punal IN" result Of ''I- r.u.l.-t v..- 30
negotiation II th" prptu.n. referring .t.
matter 20 m" IagI" rrrn.naI
n" OrIuprr steamship COMPANY i..I
concession for rtyIEu'uuu Tc.t- ...
~" Nuflpu- brauJ'H- H' f'. r.......
Ri,"~ I'M. va arbitrarily .I..''...'
By & l-t"p.
Tn" several OrIupDp concessions w,.-.
mad" A. Tar back - ISs7 rrt 100 r.iua..
OILS transfer from COMPANY Co.. ...Ir..N
AFFAIR." got INTO e ttrg.". Vf... r'.rr,.t
an acute stag" uui"r o." t-.rr ~.llu.
iftsr the dDwnfill 81 Castro. H'o. .f..f
I--ue- between this ,n.iHtry aHt '.ru.
uoIa w"-" directly -a''I"i 49, ur.. No..
referred 20 IN. HHgG" ir..uut|
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-26

WINTER BLANKETS CoMFoRTA5LEs. BEDsPREADs
MUSLIN SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES,
AT THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL SALE PRICES FOR
THIS DAY (vEDNEsDAY OCT. 18th:
BLANKETS PER PAIR, s5.25 $50 725 $50
SATIN FINISH BEDsPREADs EAcu e.
CROCHET BEpsPREADs EACH Csc 4 sI.2j
WOOL FILLED CoMFoRTABLES SILK TOP EACH. 1913
MUSLIN SHEETS EACH. 72e. TO $II0
MUSLIN SHEETS HEMsTITcHED EACH. $IIo & rs
MUSLIN PILLOW CASES EACH ice TO %,
MUSLIN PILLOW CASES. HEMsrrCHED EACH DE 32e N ,6e
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ART NEEDLEWORk AND FANCY ARTICLES
STAMPED PATTERNS OF PILLOWS. scARFs CENTERPIEcEs
ETC. FOR cuTvoRK, BRADNG AND cRoss-sTIrcH WORK TO.
GETHERwlTH THE NECESSARY FLossEs FOR ENBRoIDERTNG
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TAPESTRY AND EMBROIDERED PILLOWS scARFs TABLE
COVERS. PILLOW SLIPS BASKETS DESK SETS AID
MANY OTHER ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES
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SEVERAL THOUSAND YARDS OF

SEVERAL THOUSAND YARDS OF REVERSIBLE
FIGURED COTTON EIDERDowN
SUITABLE FOR HOUSE GOWNS BATH ROBES ETC
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ATTENTION IS CALLED TO A LARGE STOCK or SILK
AND WOOL. AND ALLvooL UNDERSTANDABLE FLANNELs
FRENctrBoRDuRH FLANNELs IN EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS AND
EMBROIDERED WHITE sKIRrING FLANNELs
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~Rut when people are at home one doesn't send in ones card,'' said Love land, arguing according to English ways. 'NTell your master and mistress that Lord Love1and has called, but will not keep them long from their friends" said Val, growing impatient under the mans nafrow look.
 The servant resented the suggestion that as a free man in a free country he could have a master and mistress And Lord Anybody sounded like practical joke to him, for. though he had begun by being a Swede, he had been an American since he was short coated However, he was well train ed, according to his lights and the fam Ely traditions of the Beverlys. He sshered the practical joker into a handsome drawing room and vanished upstairs to explain the odd young gen tleman who never announced himself with cards.
 The servant returned with a grave face. Indeed, it could not have been more solemn if he had come to break Ehe news that all Lord Loveland's sur Viving relatives had perfshed together ln a holocaust.
 "Mr. and Mrs. Beverly are very sor- ", sir,'' said the man, "but they are too much engaged to see anybody to- night'
 Val rose haughtily tI'n trouble you to open the door, he said as the serv- ant stood petrfhed. And so once more Lord Loveland was thrown upon the hospitality of the, streets. The fitting Bhadows were gone from the windows, which still gleamed cheerily. But they were dark to the outcast's heart