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The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
DAILY DEATH LIST.

William c.. Winson. q years, 603
Maybury; suicide
Frederick wolfi, 80 years, Wabash
Ry. and Fort; crushing Injuries
Thomas Valente, IL years Red Cross
hospital: pneumonia.
Loretta Cecilia. | month, House OF
l'roNidencei mninutritlpr.
Joseph Hayes. l month. House OF
Providence; malnutrition.
Lola Messacar. 40 years, 30 Forsythe
CIopsy.
Thomas Gowanlock. &c years. Grace
hospital. conclusion OF brain.
William Russell. l month, House of
Providence; malnutrition.
susan Brown, l03 years. $50 Twelfth
bronchitis. Ny
Thelma NJ. Buntz. years. 1916 VIII
Jams; diphtheriR.
Edward Mason, 6s years. IS Antoin-
cite. nephrttls.
Lottie Wolf. % years. 1898 Van Dyke
James u. Black, ~ years. Phnadel.
phia Pa. cerebral hemorrhaEe
Herman Wadtke, SIS years, 7s6 Lee
land. cancer.
Leo Clemens. 10 years. 1859 Mas
we'll; abscess
Frank Bonczkowski, 81 years. 1893
Jos Campau; endocarditis.
Clara Bochanek. IL years 26s Will
Jams. myocarditis.
Paul Stachaiewlcz. ~ years sOS TbIr-
ty-hfth; pneumonia.
Helena Malakinska, 81 years. 2Gs Lc-
land. exhaustion.
Mary :. Snider. 81 years, 323 Hub
bard; heart disease.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
DIED.

BENDER-May "a at her home. l1Sl
Canton-ave. Henrietta. beloved
daughter OF Mrs. Augusta Bender,
aged 25 years, Funeral Thursday at
y. m, from residence. Burial pri-
vate
$50 Woodward ave. Susan. beloved
VIE OF Daniel Downer, Funeral from
residence. Thursday, May 20, at :
y. IN.
NLOCK-Suddenly. May 23 1910.
at Grace hospital, Thomas Gowan-
father OF Mrs Frank Burtenshaw and
VIM. }. Gowanlock. Funeral Thurs
dag at ? y. m. form residence, Eigh-
feminist. near Joy-rd.
JUBENVILLE-May "a. Louis r.. at his
daughters residence. aged Sc years
Louis X. and Norma Jubenyllle. Fh-
neral from j. Delor x Sons parlots,
469 Orleans-st.. Thursday at y. m
MILLS-May 2l, at Chicago. III. Will.
lam F.. beloved son OF William ana
Hanna A, Mills. ls9 Beech-st., brotn-
Brown, Windsor. Ont; Mrs. GeorSe
Hindmarsh New York city; Mr.. Al
bert Mills, Grand Rapids. and OF the
late Mr.. Thomas T. Mills, and Mrs
woDTKE-May 20, Fermlnnie, aged sd Is
Ike, and mother OF Mrs. Otto Katten-
berg and Gustave Wodtke, Jr. u
neral Thursday, from residence, n
Charlevoix-st., at 2, and at 81. Pani
church at 230 p. IN.
wEILAND-May "a, Cecilia, aged 20
and Funeral from residence. 1919
Harper ave. Friday, May 2I' AT $50
TO St Anthony's church at a. m.
Interment at Mt Olivet.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
BIRTHS.

Robert Smith, ia Stevens.
Milie Oldham, Woman's hospital
Morgan Bylick. 507 Buchanan.
Frederick Irwin. zoe PallIster.
Michael Szszepanik. 173 Otis.
Tomaz Weltz, l65 Commercial
Otto Kuhn. 334 Mt. Elliott.
August Loquere, $40 Champlain.
Peter Polak. S2S Dubois.
August Herman. 500 Fifteenth,
valentine Johnacka. 1909 st. AubIn.
BOYS
Jacob Gongola. sci Rivard.
Henry Van Stelant. IS Shepard.
James Burns. 240 Fourteenth.
Joseph Kami. III Military.
Stanislaw Fec. so Goldner.
Peter Liarnik. l56 Hammond.
John Markewicz. 20 Goldner.
James Newman, 152 Ellery.
Morris Chereshney, SIG Hastings
Edward Relker. IS Moran.
Alexander Grimshaw, 347 AlRer
Clarence McCosh, Detroit
John Baker, 500 sixteenth.
Louis Laskaris, 262 briggs.
Franrzek Rychwa, 1S5 Otis
John Thurman, 325 Sheridan.
John Sieger, l6 Beech.
Edward Gillnski, 225 Waterloo.
Louie Bounker. 1864 Oakland.
William Christie, 1863 Russell.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
DWELL HOMES FOR
BOSTON BOULEVARD
|. H. Wills and Others To Erect
handsome Structure - Closing Of
Alley Gives Lots Great Depth.

Behind two petitions favorably
tied upon by the common council
st week Is story of elaborate I'm
tovement plans that are bound to
hi materially to Detroit's fame as
city OF beautiful homes. The coun-
d has authorized the closing OF the
hey north OF Boston boulevard, west,
|}tween Woodward and Secondaves..
ID between Third.ave. and Hamilton
|Sulevard. that portion OF IL lying be-
cen Second and Third-aves., hay-
Il been closed some time ago.
lat the same time the Gerard
ormfeltz.Loveley Co. has purchased
|f c. II. Wills. OF the Ford Motor
D.. practically all the property on
|e north side OF Boston boulevard.
fst, In the first block, and on the
&ith side OF Glynn-court. from Wood
&rd TO Second-ave, Mr.. Wills has
Do purchased all OF the south-side
4 Glynn-court In the second block.
Il has sold all but 265 feet, which he
4 reserving for a home.
vi NAlC oh'~N
3 Boston boulevard lots a depth OF
5 feet. the Glyn-court frontage now
fming the rear of the lots. This
&es not mean that Glynn-court will
i've the purpose OF an alley for Bos-
boulevard. These portions OF the
IS backing up on the court Will be
#nted with shTubbery, while garages
[ such other outbuildings as may
desired will be erected within the
8bfines of the lots as originally
tied The lots will range in width
: m 100 to 265 feet.
70 accomplish the desired result II
5 necessary to purchase several
uses that have been built on Glynn
Dirt, including the home of Justice
vius l.. Brooks. OF the state SUI
fme court, who was the pioneer on
street.
Building operations are already I'M
way on the enlarged sites. j.
Alter Drake. president of the Hupp
tor Car Co.. is bhilding a magniti-
ID home on q l00-foot lot he has re-
{tly purchased. Frank II. Goddard,
<,Mell-known contractor has pur-
XNScu lIV lNtN vi bOhNu ohN
commenced the erection OF a
\ he that will be among the city's
HIST II is also learned that plans
being prepared for two 100000
tdents for the same street, on
4 Och work will be started in the
4 Perhaps the most elaborate build
"a plans now under contemplating In
section are those OF Mr.. Wills. In
Ifrge of the manufacturing end OF
j Ford Motor Co.'S plant. In addi-
j TO his 265.feet frontage on Boston
In the center OF the sec
block, he owns about $50 feet on
IN north side of Glynn-court, extend.
back to the alley. The Boston
&1levard lot. 265x315 feet, will be
n erved exclusively for his home and
i kate grounds, while on the Glynn-
a rt property he will erect his pri.
4 : heating plant, q garage and quar-
4 for the help. The plans are now
4 Nc prepared.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
OROUGHFARE IS SCENE OF
/ GREAT BUSINESS ACTIVITY
from page sevenJ

Continued from Page seyen.)
|Sider no other location than Graf
ave. No building was available
\ that would suit the purpose, 50
only thing left to do was to create
4. The company interested Dodge
$. in the proposition and the orna-
ital structure that now towers ma
ically at the southwest corner OF
tiot-ave. and Brush-st. was the re-
j its immaculate exterior coat NJ
te enameled porcelain, the owen
ding stands not only as an orna-
lt to the street, but also as testl-
hial OF the firms enterprise and its
4 n In this thoroughfare. At first II
Tined like a rather long jump from
I,i old location. There were those
opined that the company was
.Eing too far away from Woodward.
IL they didn't know Gratiot-ave. as
IN Owen knew II, and his good judy
4 1T is being confirmed by steadily
leasing volume of business. And,
Ah matter of fact, the new location
EInly 500 feet from the old, by ac-
IN measurement.
4 lhe new store is q model In every
Alicular. There Is nothing like IL
1 the entire middle west. In the
f'ter Of light, arrangement OF depart.
. ats, completeness OF stock and con-
action, the establishment Is as near
Meet as modern architectural skill
business ingenuity can make II.
en- q Co. occupy the entire eight
sTs and basement and from base
Efat TO roof there is not q detail miss
IN Light pours In from three sides
'vuch quantities that Il Is necessary
kidraw the. shades when the sun
Ines. The customer makes his Sc
4 Iion In the broad light OF day AM
lprices are plainly marked on every
icle.
N feature OF the establishment thar
absolutely new are the model apart
hits provided on every sales floor
III the display OF stock. There are
Mature bed roomsf dining rooms,
|dors and reception rooms, artist.
b{y decorated in varying color
\ emes to suit varying tastes. BY
h means the salesman Is able 20
|fw the customer how a certain set
will look In q certain
en-. This feature Is proving very
lular.
hihe stove room. In the basement
bne OF the most complete depart.
hts of its kind in the entire coun-
On the two upper floors an Inn
|ihse reserve stock is carried. There
for example. some 900 beds.
hugh TO supply almost any OF the
hntry's largest hotels. The build
Is of concrete and tile construc-
VI and is declared TO be absolutely
aproof. The Kahn system was
ah.
|dhe owen building has materially
|eanced real estate values on Ora
dave. and doubtless will act as a
kfr &c further improvements along
q street In the near future. AS an
|lance of how values have scared
Ifs related that one concern in the
mediate neighborhood recently re
I ed an offer Of $500 per foot for
Aperty that sold two years ago for
Id.
,mong the prominent Gratiot-avc.
/ rs within the half-mile circle are
y following:
III Lingewsnn q Co. in the Bret
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles II. McBradner. so; Julia II.
Rogers. 46
John p Ochs. so. Dearborn; Annie
f. Simeck. SO. Detroit.
Jesse Rose, 10. Lansing; Alta Hob
bins, IS. Redford.
Perry NJ. Smith, "a, Redford; Alice
c. Grace. 81, Pennington.
Theodore Mojenski. %; Mary Wawr.
zyniak, %.
Peter Brzeyinski, %; Josephine
Swiantek. 20.
John Dongan, %; Frances Tvoncic,
%
Omar C. Face. 81; Hattie L. John.
son, 81.
James Anderson. "a; Mathilda wag.
ner, 10. -h+..-
Alfred Peltier, 81; Marguerite E
KurtZ. 10.
Joseph Cinchna. 81; Faliksa Gin
ska. 90
John II. Hochschulte. 35, Saginaw:
Helen T. Andrews. 81. Detroit. p
Martin Matthias, %; Estella Jasl.
wicz, 90.
William c. Carl 30; Lorenna Micks.
IS.
George II. Miller. "a; Martha Rath.
man, %.
William o. Walker. a.. Toledo:
Theresa A. Sconlon, "a, same.
Charles Ryan, 80; Elizabeth Burns
80.
William c. Troth. %: Lena Marsh,
2S.
Emil Tote, 90; Mota Sorensen. 49,
WoJoiech Lekinska, "a; Mary Rip.
ske. %.
Edward Hirschfeld. "a; Gertrude
Abrahamson. "a
George Dragas. 81; Anna Triff. 49,
Fred z. Pocock, %; Anna E. Fraley.
"a
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
MEETING NOTICES.

ATTENTIoN-soldier OF 1861 to 365.
Those not belonging to the Grand
Army OF the Republic. and wishing
TO Join In Memorial day parade, re-
Poe post, at Memorial building. Mon
day, May so, l O'Clock, In honoring
our dead we increase our devotion
TO the living.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
LEGAL NOTICE.


s,,,a n, Michigan. County OF Wayne,
So n session. OF the Probate Court
g., aid CountX OF, Wayne. held at the
pate Court Room In the City Of De-
tIoi 1 one thousand nine hundred and
ysn Present, Henry > Hulbeft, Judge
~ probate. In the Matter OF the rs
.ssSsvment in writing purporting 10 De
t,t,a last will and testament OF said de-
..sSsed having been delivered into thls
,Sc eighth day OF June next. at ten
a.cioek in the forenoon, at said coult
Room. be appointed for provtng said
RAJ copy OF thie order be ppblitht4
three successive weeks previou4 % said
time of hearing, In the Detroit Iimee.
said County OF Wayne HENRY =
IGSL5 SEA ipds' c q I5sgt sss ss
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25

An experimental ozone that a muf.
fler on the exhaust OF an automobile
lessons the driving power OF the en-
CINE from three to ten per cent.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25

The pain that follows a mosquito
bite isscaused by a fluid that the in-
sect injects into the blood 10 make Il
thin enough TO swallow.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25

meyer building. who carry the largest,
stock OF umbrellas In town, are q
credit TO the district.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
See Geo. Il. Keycs

- - II ~
For Investments and Homes
SEQ oelneoms ss.so t4&s half
seed exchange. t.3
$40 Soo-Income ts'5oe; no trade con
sS.Soc,sincoms ,a.sio Ono expsn,s,:
,2s0oo--cornsr near Taller note,.
over 30 rooms and modern
SIS, ooo--corner ffst; finest IN the
,issSjIfnSSs sn s'si 90: s5Es's s.a.t se-,s
'si:coo;.Ineome $500; soiId brick;
2.oOO--s4-room brick. Y -circie. near
Woodward; easy terms
tit00O-Stone house. new. modern 10
date; hot water heat
Woodward. high class avenue; %
1.ocC-Income ,i.Ioo; corner. one
no %s essesa p Sries w ass siou.
rooms, near woodward.
ss.000-i0o-ft. lot near Woodw&rdi
modern home: hot water heat.
heat. near centrsI high schcoi
7,000--Income $780,. new 2-ffat
strictly modern.
mile Circle. near woodwafa
cellar. sc-ft LOT, on oaTtiot. ioS
,. asSSa, sss:.es s5 %onshl s.l. Err
Gle: 40-ft. lot: must sell
sS,400--Income st6s; 2-fiaf; tS1o
500-Income $50; double house.
hmile circle: safe little invest
j own the choicest residential corr
ner lot facing Jefferson-ave.. near
city limits; III feet Jefferson front
age; improvements all In: rnagniii-
cent maple shade trees. abundance
choice fruit trees: for a home moth
ing finer this side the Country club;
will sell below real value. take good
auto part pay.
Personal attention given TO handi-
ing estates, collecting OF rents, etc,
Established since 1890. Present Of
fices over ID years.
GEO. II: KEYES,
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25

INTERURRAN LINES.


Detroit United Interurban Lines.
FLINT LIMITEDs-se:s6 and e:2B n
m, s12.S5, 1915 and s:35 .. m. Locals
o. m; ii .. m. to Oxford runs to Flint
Sundays. To Romeo. q. m, a. m,
and every two hours to 10 y. IN. II
JACKSON LIMIyEDs--7:4g q. m.
i2:l5, s,l5 and .6:4S p. m. Locals 20
TO . p. m. Ann Arbor. a. m. and
hourly to IL y. IN. Worthwhile. $3.50 O.
m. and hourly to tao p. M. . p. m.
II %. m; Saline cars from Ypsilanti N
TOLEDO LIMITEDS-7:20, ego and
11:a0 a. m. 1:20. s:20 and $50 .. M.
Saturdays and Sundays, 7:20 p. m. Lo-
eals to Toledo, Gao a. m. and hourly 10
$3.50 .. m; Monroe only. $3.50 and II
r. P m HURON LIMITEDs--e:4s and
o:45 a. m, l2:45, 3;45 and Gas D. m;
Sunday only. IL y. m. Locals 20 Port
Huron. a. m, hourly TO 2 y. m. . p.
ms D. M. to Marine City Only. M.
e r mi Via hO gsGt. e I.n u s5 ~ !. NE Nc
hourly to 9:2s p. m, IL y. m.
hourly to p. m; hourly to IL p. M;
Rirmin CHAM only. IL p, m.
WYANDOTTE DIvIsION--5:3s q. n..
half hourly to 1888 y. m; hourly to
u o; ON LAKE DIVISIONS a. N.
hourly to IL p. m
.These cars run through 20 saginaw
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25

FOR sALE-REsIDENCE PROPERTY.
ARTHUR c. MELCHERS.
col RRE M1iN ZEE BLDG
EAST GRAND BOULEVARD
North OF Kercheval-ave.. on west side
OF street; grand two story solid
with hot water heat. full cellar,
laundry; house has 5 bedrooms and
lot is 6ox1ss; fine lawn and shrub
berry. In fact, one of the finest
homes. on the Boulevard, and the
price IL right
HELEN AVENUE
First block north of Kercheval ave
Elegant wo-story, S-room frame, all
NICE i light bedroams hardwood Ttng r90 fn,,ss
first floor, hardwood floors on Sec
ond and nice hoored attic: lot 45xlO6
anod grand home.
CADILLAC AVENUE
Between Kercheval and Mack -ayes.-r,
Elegant new 2-story 7-room frafne.
S WITH bath gas, electric light; half
hardwood finish on first floor. man
tel and CRATE; has fine chandeliers
and shades and Is handsomely or dei-
ated: only $1,000, with $500 down.
CANFIELD AVE. w.
Near Woodward--Large 2-story 10
room solid brick and stone dwelling,
all modern and very easy terms.
CONGRESS ST. EASTs>
Near Parke, Davis a. Co.--Two yfngie
dwellings OF and II rooms each, all
modern. one with large barn, and
fine double house OF s rooms each.
all modern; will sell all three houses,
or one, at bargain.
WARREN AVE. WEST
Near Grand Rlver-ave.---Large 2-story
9-room frame, with bath. gas. fun
cellar and furnace; FIVE nice bed
rooms; only 5000 down; would make
fine rooming house.
HIBBARD AVE. CORNER
One block north OF Jefferson; paved
street; 2-story 10-room solid brick
dwelling, with bath, gas, electric
light. ful lcellar. furnace and attic.
House has slate roof and Is worth the
price alone 70 rwhat | am asking tor
house and lot-s5,0O0, with $1,000
down.
ARTHUR c. MELCHERS,
Col Breitmeyer Bldg.
Main 473o.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
LAKE. AND RIVER STEAMERS.
(SI 1lIsIE

For Cleveland, Pfttsburg and all
points south and east, leave daily 10:is
%. IN, Fare to Cleveland 81. PittaburK
$4.S5; lower berth $l5O, upper berth 81.
whole room $3.50. Weekend excursion
TO Cleveland every saturday night.
For Aipena, Mackinac and way ports,
Mondays, BOO y. m. and Friday $3.50
q. m - ...
500 d. M, sur. days and Holidays. 400
Bny City, Saginaw and Way Perts.
Tuesday and FRIDAY s'SV d. Hn' thoot
city Ticket offices. Majestic Bldg.
1a7 Woodward,an and TIA Griswold-st
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
The.
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any OF
the classincations in these columns
one cent per word each insertion.
cash In advance No advertisement
inserted for less than Is cents.
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
Advertisements charged at above
rates. Call
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25

-class tenoner hand 10
work I'm sash and door factory APP
ply at w. +. Hurd CO.. 200 Campbell
ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
H0ME-CITY 1856.
BELL-MAIN 1898.

For the convenience or patrons.
arrangements have beon made win
.ne following TO receive liner al
Nerusements at the same rate az
charged with the home ofnce;
EAST SIDE
HonEbten-FreBch Coal CO.. No. 4ss
Canneld-ave east.
Nc. Elliott Pha.mscy. Mt. Elliott and
Oratiot-aves
=. Brown. No. 1850 Jefferson ave.
- Mcpherson. No. 24o0 Gratiot-avsL. OBJ
posite car barns
WEST SIDE.
A. @. Eansor. No SOS Grand River ave.
Turner stanton, No. les Myrtle-st
y. ". DriscolI. No. All Michigan ave.
,. w. Willard. No l4ls Forrest west.
w. w. Bru.h. No. 5st Michigan ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
C. b WARD

sos WHITNEY BLDG.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
Nut Sets

large Of In silver nickel plated
Nickel plated containing six picks cracker
daintily boxed
pick six nut picks nickel plated
Others silver plated at see $1.29
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
Iron Toys

Indestructibe and practical from every standpoint.
The wheels nicely fitted and every part is pracc-
ally as perfect you would find in the real article
Hook and ladder, ice wagon, milk wagon and most
everything that you could imagine is to be found on
this table priced from .20c up
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
THE DAINTY INNOVATION SEW
ING APRON

A suggestive GIFT for the house.
keeper, the maid, or the coming
out girl. Dainty, sheer aprons.
made from japanese silk, In white
and colors, elegantly trimmed with
oriental laces. Some are made
from dotted Swiss and cross bar
lawns and are trimmed with lace
inserting and embroidery. Priced
at zoe. BEE, 4Sf, 00f, see,
csc and $3.50.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20

01I1S 11111OVdt1O11 OdPSS
Girls long rubberzed made from highly mercezed cloths
Full lengths with fancy plaid silk lined
holly boxes Appropriate suggestions the school
6 Priced
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
AN IMPORTERS SAMPLE LINE OF
Hand Painted China

There thousands of pieces in every line. Bread
and butter plates, dinner plates, dessert plates, bread
plates cups and saucers vases, olive Dishes bon bon
dishes, pickle jars cheese jars salad and berry bowls
hair receivers ecn fact about every piece of china
that modern housekeeper find use for is repre-
sented in every line.
Lot 1-Regularly up to Lot 4Regularly up to
$30U .SSC l Yl.20 .3Sc
Lot 2-Regularly up to Lot 5-Regularly up to
$2OO ....... .1oc $l.OO .......... .25c
Lot 3-Regularly up to Lot Regularly up to
$l5O .4Sc SOC ......... $50. 1OC
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
WOMEN'S CHRISTMAS eLAN.
kET BATHROeES

These bathrobes are made from
the famous Beacon blankets and
come in blue, tan, gray, heliotrope.
brown and green, trimmed with
quilted bands of satin ribbon.
Some have large sailor collars and
some are in a collarless style. Full
length, cut full and wide. Very
handsome indeed.
Your choice .0S
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20

These muflers the practical Of all gifts They
caly made for Christmas
other time You will find the
and styles displayed the city
silk in different shapes, for both
Priced 500, 75e, $40 o.. 90
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
Toy
Broons

Give the little housemaid toy
broom. Let her assist mama and
at the same time learn her the
practical side of life
+ Two sewed hardwood handled
Three sewed hardwood handled
broom ............. $50. zoe
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
Iron
Express
Wagons

These express wagons are ex-
traordinarily strong. The box is
one piece and seamless steel and
the wheels are all iron with good
heavy axle. Wagon is highly
painted and can be used for a
coaster. Priced at SOC, csc,
$1.19 and $3.50.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
Toy Village
Game

Play new game It's fascinating and every boy and
girl will like 1.-THE famous Toy Village. 1t is excep-
tiona in that be played in hundreds of different
ways. Put up in artistic box. Priced at :. .53c
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
Velocipedes

Practical safe and strong One Of the best gifts
boy girl They with all steel rubber tired
table and curved handle bars
All steel wheel veocipedes 50, 910s %.
veocpedes .S34s, @3.8s S4.4s, p460 - 0s
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
Dennis0n's Christmas
Novelties

What would Christmas be without these decora-
tive features. For almost half century Dennson
has made special paper novelties and for years this
store has been noted for its completeness in carrying
everything needed thats decorative in art features.
Dennisons fancy crepe paper with plenty of
Christmas colors, roll .......................0 Be
Dennison' fancy crepe paper, including Santa
Claus, brick effects holly, Christmas bells and other
novelties too numerous to mention, priced at,
TOil log
Tissue paper, all coors, a sheet .............1 lie
Holly wrapping paper sheet ............, sc
Red or green wrapping paper, sheet Be
Gummed ribbon, roll. ...................1 Of
Tinsel cord ball. Observation-Disclosures. .25f
Standard Irvine, red or green, ball ........ .35f
Sealing casket, red green, ball. -. 35f
Seals cards, tags and labels, package Toe
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
Opera Glasses

The gift autocratic and different from most gifts
given, for both the practical and the beautiful
called into play. These exceptionally fine round
lenses and in ebonzed and leather combinations,
pearl and gold etc
Ebonized opera glasses with leather case spe-
cial ........... Observation-Disclosures. SEAS
Pearl opera glasses with gold plated trimmings in
leather Special .......................$4 .48
Pearl opera glasses, gold mounted in leather case,
Pearl opera glasses, gold mounted in leather case,
.P
Exceptionally fine mother of pearl opera glasses,
gold mounted in leather Observation-Disclosures. $14OO
Mother of pearl opera glasses gold mounted with
adjustable pearl handle, pair. ........... SIS. 90
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
Roller
Skates

The athletic boy or Girl will
want a pair Of these. Our street
pavements and sidewalks are par
ticularly adapted to them. These
come In steel rollers, plain and ball
bearing kinds, well set. firm ana
speedy.
Priced at. !. SOC, @1.26, ease
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
Hand
Painted
Cups. and
Saucers

These appreciated oIfts In china
are here in abundance. Every
size. every shape, and In almost
every design that you could Inn
agine. Single and double handled
boullion cups are included. in Ger
man. Bavarian and French china.
Priced at .................. .49%
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-20
Mems Fancy E hristmasSOx

We are told BY the good people OF Spokane that
We have the finest Christmas boxes of mems
hosiery put up in the city. From what have
seen we are inclined to believe this statement
One box is two inches wide and two inches deep
and about eight inches long, and contains six
pairs of highly mercerzed half hose in assorted
colors Each pair is rolled in careless, artistic
way. A box ................ ........... LOO
The famous Shawknit hose, six pairs in the new
Christmas box, in black and colors.
A D0x ............. ................... Lou