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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
Inner and
nnnerciaIism"

st;nner first went starring
octiug in Shakespearean
rsmas. "hill-top'' plays,
Irrnard Shaw would call
re the public productions
. Da Rimini, /" prince
uaryester,' 'fA Soldier
"a aaHis Grace de Gram,
werc good plays, full
and poetic power, well
The expenditure Of much
>are. The critics rated
~ best of our time, but
nv. and Mr.. skinner was
friends TO change his
Skinner is 4 man OF
>5e soul of a poet, and
'5science Of A Carlyle. He
4 managerial standard of
~an, who provided him
1Itra.idealistic play. " The
made the thinking rev
seascd the great mass OF
r0oers in a vague sort OF
Frohman unearthed for
se great bulk Of French
Nj Paris tho previous sea
he had secured for use
a stageworthv and act
La "Thc Honor Of the
Enabled Mr.. Skinner 20
,h{hs in New York City,
me- his fine talents were
uized, but pecuniarny re-
rharactcr OF. Colonel Phil
ne so convincingly acted
,or. with so many mas
md such unerrinG art,
bV York opened lis arms
|re him substantial proof
hon by swelling the
'.ccount in a very appre
obout that Mr., Skinner
10 realize that acting is
Nv other, and that popu-
VERY grateful and slim
Tho wise actor finds out
AZ wants, and gives it TO
III spends his life in un-
,deavoring TO force the
What it does not want.
is not only n fool, but
,}rtincnt fellow into the
Otis Skinner returns
,ther live play. A live
!. attracts the public. If
piece Will pay; if it is
.oise Of critical admirers
'tippers will moi fiji two
I.Ihcstra. The title Of Mr..
success is "Your Hum
'Iand the authors. Booth
III Harry Leon Wilson,
him with a vital fasci'
a in which he is inimita-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
GEN. LORD KITCHENER
PRAISES WEST POINT
Special Gable 10 The Tribune.

LONDON. March ia high compli-
ment has been paid the West Point
Military academy by the foremost soldier
OF the age. General Lord Kitchener In
outlining scheme for an army Of de-
tense, Lord Kitchener recommends that
the military college for the training of
officers be modelled after the American
institution. He says ii turns out Of
ficers equal if not superior in military
education To any in the world. Lord
Kitcheners scheme gives the Australian
commonwealth for Gl, l,Ii2.000 n year
force of so. 900 men-half 10 defend the
cities and ports. and half 10 be free to
operate as n mobile striking force any
where In Australia This force to be
composed OF eighty four battalions of in
fantry twenty eight regiments OF light
horse, fifty-siX batteries OF artillery
seven communication companies and
fourteen companies OF engineers.
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ccessary Expense.

.heed of being to the ex.
Eng for n doctor in any
m the stomach or collie
'rIof Chamberlain IS Collie,
Remedy is at
rsician can prescribe a
"a For sale by all drug
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
STREETS OF HISTORIC CITY
ARE TO BE WIDENED
special Cable to The Tribune.

SEVILLE. March 19-During his re-
cent visit here King Alfonso discussed
with Senor de Tena the plans OF the
municipality for the widening Of the
streets of Seville. The king expressed
regret that some Of the ancient winding
streets OF the city were TO be replaced
by ordinary straight thoroughfarcs in the
common European fashion. The king
added that 1t would undoubtedly be well
TO widen and Straighten many OF the
streets, but that il would he rcgrettable
to reconstruct all those which give to
Seville it's quaint and picturesque aspect.
The kings remarks arc very favoraby
commented on and there is a general hope
that the Gale Sierpe in particular will not
be altered.
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000 Indenendent 360.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
On1NAND TO
RACE NEW FAITH
u The Tribune

nV4 The Tribune
III n 19.-The "Vctchcyna
!, THAT il understands the
= King Ferdinand's s visit to
~ Is to thank the czar for
i gof his good disposition to-
- his Imperial majesty hav-
Nls Intention OF presenting
u, rtseral warships which are
~ iopol. The journal adds
III this new evidence of
incly friendly feeling to-
King Ferdinand has de-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20

Pneumonia follows cold but never
follows the use Of Foley's Honey and
Tar which stops the cough, heals the
lungs and expels the cold fror, the
system, Schramm.. Johnson Drugs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20

clded TO embrace the orthodox religion
with all the members OF his family and
that he win ask the emperor to consent
10 be his sponsor. The newspaper addi
that secrecy is maintained concerning the
whole affair In government circles, nnd
gives the news with all reserVe.
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'' 7 r
Humphreys. Seventy-Seven
Famous Remedy for Grip g.
Col. DS

March, April and May, the change
able months of spring, are more
fraught with danger of illness than the
steady cold of winter.
il You will carry and take dose
of "Seveuty-seven" at the first feel
ing of lassitude and weakness, you will
be proof against weather changes.
"Seventy-seven breaks up hard.
stubborn colds that hang on-grip.
Handy to carry, fits the vest pocket
All drug stores.
Humphreys Uomeo Medicine Co, cor.
William and Ann streets, New York.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 800.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
SHORT BARKS FROM ALONZO

December the me
With Christmas windup
You things
your m
n of this thing;
t last he of Drops
And stocking
always what
the friend behind it;
The smallest gift of all
thought to bind it.
she I'd like have
trouble
People nowadays their heads
should be thankful"
Now what would YOU buy herr
received letter from Santa Claus this week. stating that he would
December a. Owing
cldbks impeding travel high he couldn't
arrival Juniors I'd like
a band, wouldn't you?
his behavior this week his expert
Mrs Masters braid having him plenty of
he said soemnly Alonzo
Don't swallow first Take word tckBsh
business"
There was n our
The unior CALI
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

Call Third streets Francisco December A. 1910
Good morning Girls and Boysi
This the first Sunday December, all know and we're
before will be ushered boy and gnd
oo--wil a
them this make minds
and thing and all mcrry for
least three weeks We friends begin
and thing resolutions amphor
the following December Maybe aired while
try
Who'll join me2
You know, the anyway
this
until Christmas like the old
day year
hoy happy
PRESENTS Have
like all trying realize the best Now why that all
1t be job, butwll try?
The editor greatly pleased with contributions the drawing
splendid
you're develop line and I've stopped being surprised
remember, fm mail Aonzo
autographs proud Of that don't believe
could much however
that did take kindly the letter
think
to will
plans
able interesting things travels
we'll
irony week. With love, ALONZO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

DRAWING CONTEST

prizes drawings
will be books
building
publications and being received
Carolyn elf Stirling Gilbert Paen; That
by
Hilltop" by Ralph Henry Barbour
many others. This weeks subject B
Fishing"
Be in writing
sketches
o will
nounced in the of December 8
winners for this week and
honorable OF
able mention will be found and of the Junior
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

There was a nian in our town
Who read The junior Call;
He grew so wise he lost his eyes,;
And that, ] think, is all.
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Packing :. ].
And Shipping.

inc ROM the standpoint of
sir beneficial cooperation we
alN wish to call your atten-
w ton to our splendid facili-
ties for packing silverware,
works of art, china, furniture and
fragile articles of all kinds; also
all household and Office equip
ments. Our packers are men Of
experience, and those contem-
plating moving or have things to
be shipped will do we'll to consult
us. Estimates gladly furnished
we attend to-all details-relieving
you of all care.
Packing Boxes, Casks, Hogs
heads, Excelsior, Wrapping Pa
per and other packing requisites
at reasonable rates in any guam
tity desired.
Basement.
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Kellogg's Toasted
Rice Flakes.

- o more fully introduce to
n our patrons this delight
W full breakfast cereal, we
have made arrangements
with the manufacturer whereby
we are enabled to offer for a linn
tied time this new cereal at q
special price. Toasted Rice
Flakes make a wholesome, deli
cious and very sustaining break
fast, besides being Endorsed by
the Battle Creek Sanitarium.
Sc; 6 packages for 45c.
Van Camps Spaghetti, Italian style. Place can
ready to TIC and Tsc
vesper Brand White Kidney Beans. very
Can. ............. 1899
French's Salad Mustard Cream. A dainty salad
dressing can be made with the addition OF
small quantity Of cream and sugar. Bot IOc
norwegian Smoked Sardines, in bouillon Can
contains il small tender dsh; excellent &c
for luncheons. Special price, can.
Dole's Pineapple Juice-the new beverage
Pure unfcrmented juice OF ripe Hawaiian 2Sc
pineapples, without preservatives; bottle. -
Crescent Mapelne-contains no maple sugar
.irnn or sap Not only srup but delicious
manic avored sugar may be made from this ex-
tract: bottle to max; two Coo and $I.I5
Fifth door Tenth st.
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Wedding Stationery
And Engraving.

81 BSOLUTE correctness OF
IMi form and detail are nee
Nv essary in Wedding Sta
tionery. Invitations, An
nouncements, Cards, ETC., have
an accepted standard that is
never deviated from, yet slight
changes appear each season that
must be observed.
Our Engraving Department Of
fers you q service that is unequal
ed-a service that assures you of
faultless form and finish, and a
service that relieves you of all
responsibility. Our experts are
familiar with every fine point in
engraving, wording and station
cry quality, and we guarantee
the prompt carrying out of all
orders.
Orders for Fall Wedding In
vitations and Announcements
should be placed as early as pos
sible-the sooner the better-as
we do not like to rush work of
this character.
Main door, Eleventh st.
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VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN FOR
PROHIBITION IN MISSOURI
Heaviest Registration Of Voters in
Years Reported in st. Louis
Yesterday.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 23.-what
Is claimed to be the heaviest registration
Of voters in years in the city of st. Louis
was brought out here yesterday through
agitation on the proposed statewide pro-
hibition amendment to the constitution.
1t is said the total registration will ap-
proximate 135.0O0. The work Of compil-
ing the figures will be completed today.
The prohibition amendment is to be
voted on at the November election, and
its friends are making vigorous cam
paign in its behalf.
The state federation Of labor. by unani-
nous vote, went on record yesterday as
against statewide prohibition. 1t adopt
ed resolutions in which it is claimed that
the success Of the present statewide pro-
hibition movement in Missouri will mean
the total destruction of industries where
In nearly 100000 trades unionists earn
their livelihood.
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Howard
Dustless Duster.

Cd REVELATION in the
Mi dust cloth line is now
6N being demonstrated on
our main floor, G street
side. In appearance tits simply
a piece of cloth, but it is chemi-
cally treated. You can wipe the
dust from your. silk skirt, velvet
or derby hat, remove dust and
powder from the folds of a silk
dress, finger marks from furni-
ture and mirror, polish your shoes
and clean clothes, without the
dust from one isoiling the other.
The dust. will not shake out, but
may be removed by washing,
which in nowise impairs the value
of this wonderful article. The
Howard Dust Mop is also be
ing demonstrates floor polish
er and buster of unusual merit.
Main floor, G ct.
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SEEK ADDITIONAL FEES.
ATTORNEYS IN NOTED INDIAN
CASE SUE THE TREASURY.
Declare Interest on Amount of judy.
ment in Cherokee Case
Still Due.

An answer was filed today on behalf
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury and
the treasurer of the United States to the
petition for a writ of mandamus in suit
brought by W. o. Cox and Edward T.
Scarritt, attorneys of st. Louis, Mo-. to
compel the payment to them Of an addi-
tional sum for services rendered as at
torneys in the suit brought by the Chero-
kee nation against the United States.
The petition Of Cox and Scarritt al
legged that they were attorneys for the
eastern Cherokees, that by virtue of a
judgment Of the Court Of Claims they.
with other attorneys, were allowed Is
per cent of the sum Of Sill. 2S4.70. with
interest from June II, 1888; that in 1905
their proportionate share of such fee was
96,34O72, which they were then paid,
but that interest had run on the prin-
cipal sum Of $1,111,2SA.70 to the 10th Of
March, 1910, when the roll Of the Chero-
KEGS was finally completed. The petition
ers claim that in addition to the Sc, $40 e
received as fees, they are now entitled
to q percentage on the interest accumu-
lated between 1908 and the date Of the
approval of the rolls in March, 1910. The
present claim amounts to over $SO,OO.
Among the attorneys interested in the
claim is Senator Robert L. Owen OF Okla
hOma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-23
Recruiting Going On.


The reserve is an established thing At
present recruiting work is going on. Most
of the big aviators have joined, as have
business men all over the country. Presi-
dent Taft and Secretary Meyer of the
navy are said to be in favor Of the or
ganization.
Among the airmen who have become
members are Glenn H. Curtiss, Charles F..
Willard, Walter r. Brookins, Greeley s.
Curtiss, Gardiner A. Hubbard, Ralph
tombstone and Clifford B. Harmon. who
has been appointed chief of staff.
Mr.. Ryan Is commodore. The general
board Of the corps will comprise Herbert
L. Satterlee. Cortlandt Field Bishop. Prof.
A. Lawrence Hotch Of Harvard Charles
H. Allen Of New York, Mr.. Harmon and
r. R. Sinclair OF New York.
Other members who are not engaged in
aerial work are Gov. Gilchrist of Florida,
who is vice commodore of the southern
states; Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston, Rus
sell Alger. Augustus Thomas, John Hays
Hammond, Vice President I. e. Byrnes
Of the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford railroad. Allan A. Ryan Gov.
Draper Of Massachusetts and others.
The headquarters will be in the old
Lenox mansion, at 9Th avenue and Sth
street, New York. which is being reno
waited.
The dues of the new organization are
y Tor active members and 81 for asso-
ciate members.
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Special Values i'm
New Gloves.

~ HEY have just arrived
4 and represent the latest
W effects for the autumn
season; marked at prices
rarely possible for gloves of equal
goodness and fine quality.
Made in one-clasp style of fine
mocha, and in all sizes for women
and children. A variety OF the
new fall tan effects and light and
dark grays.
An unusual Offering
$I.oo and $I.5o pair. !
Main noor. + Ut.
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eral states should provide the funds Il
such institutions.
Declines to Limit Membership.

A motion to limit the membership OF
Rebkcca lodges to the wives. daughters,
sisters and mothers Of Odd Fellows and
the widows Of deceased Odd Fellows was
defeated ct the morning session. This
measure would have made ineligible for
membership all unmarried women not
relatives OF Odd Fellows who are now
eligible.
The Odd Tellews' Press Association held
Its sannud uasottRg last night aAd the fol-
lowing ofacers were elected: President. 8.
A. 3. Baker. Watertown, n. Y; first vice
PRECEDENT. j. H. Sykes. Springfield. Ill;
second vice prasident, c. R. Gibson, Wax
ahatcie. Tex; secretafy-treasurer, w. II.
Leedy, Indianapolis.
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PRINCE TSAI HSUN
BECOMES PRINCE SitUM
Secretary Of Chinese Legation Here
Tells Right Way Of spelling
Visitors Name.

Lost. Prince Tsai Hsun, Found.
Prince Siium." and the DISTINGUISHED
Chinese visitor and uncle OF the en-
peror has at last come into his own
name And Siium 10 the princes real
name, for Yung Kwai says So Yung
Kwai Is secretary Of the Chinese lega,
tion here. and a member OF the i'm
perial potentats's party that IL now
crossing the American continent.
Yung Kwai telesraphed to the state
Department from Ogden. Utah. that the
princes name should be spelled siium.
and indicated thsre were numerous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-23
ODD FELLOWS CHOOSE
NEXT Meeting PLACE
Sovereign Grand Lodge to Assembl,
in Indianapolis, 1nd.-other
q, Business Transacted.

ATLANTA. Ga. September 2s.-Indian.
ardlis was selected as the next con-
vention city by, the Sovereign Grand
Lodge, Ipdepepdent Order Of Odd Fell
Ions. yesterday. afternoon. defeating Los
Angeles, Baltimore. Chicago and Sidney,
Australia.
At the morning session Of the Grand
Lodge yesterday the report Of a special
committee recommending the erection
and maintenance by the organisation OF q
tuberculosis sanatorium was rejected.
The main argument OF those who OPP
posed the proposition was that the sew
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reasons why corrections were necessary
on the published nomenclature Of the
imperial party's personnel.
Besides the prince, according to Kwai's
dispatch, his royal highness' party
consists Of Vice Admiral Sab Desah
Chenptmg, His Excel1ency Chow Tszchi.
Capt. Chu Chen Pang, Capt. Tseng
Chuyi, Capt. Lin Paolum, Charles HON.
ling. Fang Shu. Mr.. Liking Ho. Chang
Puching. Kung Pahtcheng King. Ave
non-commissioned ohlcers OF the Bogu
Guard and I've servants.
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PATTERSON IN DEMAND.
Police Of Two Other Cities Want
Prisoner in District Jail.

Maj Sylvester. chief of police. has re-
ceived requests from the police Of Atlantic
City and Buffalo for Benjamin F. Pat
terson. who was brought back to this
city from York, Pa. several days ago to
answer . charge Of false pretenses.
Patterson II now confined at the Dis
trict jail awaiting trial. having been
indicted by the grand jury last week.
According 70 the communication from
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WILL SPEAK IN ROCKVILLE.
B. II. Warner, Jr., Will Open His
Active Campaign Tomorrow.

Brainard II. Warner, jr., the republic
can candidate to represent the sixth
Maryland district in the House, will
open his active campaign in Montgomery
county, at a meeting which will be held
in the Rockville Opera House at 3 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Warner will
address the meeting and other well known
republican speakers will be on the pro-
gram. Charles B. Hanford will give
Rotations and q band will play.
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-Four vessels have bAen stricken from
the naval fist. They are the collier Mar
ceiius. sunk on the COST Of North Caro-
lina: the Siren. q yacht purchased for
use in the Spanish war; the Eagre, a ves-
sci turned over by the coast survey to the
navy for survey Wori. and the Inflated
gunboat Bennington. The MarceIIus has
been abandoned. The three other vessels
win be sold to the highest bidders.
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Wonlen's Italian
Silk Undervests.

GIT u RIOUS garments
that launder as satisfac-
torily as linen. They arc
made of pure Italian silk ;
some are plain, others have dain-
ty embroidered fronts. They
come in white and plain shades
of blue and pink.
$2.oo to $3.50 each.
Main Aoor at.
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Michael Resan. superintendent Of police

Of BuffaIo, Patterson was arrested In
Olean, N. Y. July 81. on charge OF
grand larceny. He was taken to Buffalo
and held for the grand jury. being admit
ted to bail. His case is set for trial Sep
TENDER g.
In q telegram received from r. z. e.
Whalen, captain of detectives OF Atlantic
City, N J., Patterson is wanted there to
answer a charge Of obtaining about
81 900 by false pretenses.
Capt. Boardman. chief Of detectives.
stated today that the authorities Of Buf.
falo or Atlantic City will not Be allowed
to receive the prisoner until he il either
acquitted here or has served his sentence
IL convicted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-23

A. D. Butt. former cashier OF the Peo-
Piles Bank of Portsmouth. Va. will be re-
arrested October 5 Immediately upon his
discharge from the Virginia state peni-
Tertiary, where he has served nearly
three years for embexzlement. The charge
on which he has not been tried charges
a false entry in the banks general cash
book September I, 1898.
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ments Of the funds in the Treasury with
out further action of Congress.
Counsel will agree on date for the
hearing. Assistant United States Attor-
ney r. S. Huidekoper appears for the
government officials. Attorneys Ralston,
Siddons & Richardson represent the petit
TONERS.
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@~1S1 E are now showing
II III Our new fall and
WMAk winter line of these
com fort able and
very serviceable house garments
Tor women. Included are Gowns,
Petticoats, Dressing Sacques and
kimonos. The following items
represent excellent values.
women's Outing Flannel Gowns, n pink and
blue striped effects; high neck and lang cOc
sleeves zach .......'.....
women's Outing Flannel Pettieosts. in white.
pink and blue striped effects; trimmed with
en- em5soidered scalloped rune. soc
Zach .ssee.s.s..ss
womens Outing Flannel Dressing Gacques. in
a large assortment Of styles and colortngs; made
T.,a high 2sss and Ion. 75cand S1oo
womens Outing Flannel Kimoaos, IN zoe
gray, pink and blue striped effects. Zach.
women's Outing Flannel kimenes, in large
assortment Of colorings and designs: made full
s and long sns an1ssss with $75
Third A0of, 18th st.
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.loc ana &c
1alC3oie000 BAY KUN 39c, J0C ana &c
Murray 4 Lanman's Florida Water. ......... 48c
471l Cologne. bottle Soc, 65c and l.l0
Stl1 0eo s3AIt. DOtIle &c ana $40
". Z L. Quipine Hair Tonic bottle. $50 and SOC
BenSoln and Almond Cream. bottle. ....... &c
DaExett 4 Ransdells Cold Cream. jar.
2Sc to $50
Ayers Moth and Freckle Lotion bottle. 81 90
Pompeian Massage Cream. jar. .S5c, soc and 75c
Sanitol Tooth Powder. box. ..................15 c
Lyons Tooth Powder. box .................. Ice
Cslox Tooth Powder. box. ....................l9 Ice
W. 4 l.. Cyrano Powder box. .15c
Sanitol Tooth Paste tube Observation-Disclosures. l5c
Shemeid's Tooth Paste. Northumberland 4c
Colgate's Tooth Paste, tube. ............... 2Oc
wanou's shampoo Bags, loc each; 3 fcr..... .25c
Main Aocg. q Ut.
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s,<eiai Ter Saturday,

Extra quality all wool black thibet suit
or overcoat made to order, $i875. Posi-
lively worth IS. Singers, lilo r st. NV.
l-Adyt.
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Demonstration of
Knitting and Crocheting,

EruTA RS. GERKENS, the
II I'M ! author of the Column
" I'LL u bia Yarn Book, is now
with us demonstrating
the very fascinating work of knit
ting and crocheting. Lessons
given free to purchasers of Co.
lumbia Yarns.
This is. a special opportunity
to commence your winter knit
ting, as we'll as Christmas gifts.
Finished pieces, such as Couch
Afghans, Sweaters, Jackets.
Shawls, Vests, Slippers, Infants
Socks, Bootees, Hoods, Carriage
Covers, ETC., are being displayed.
Art Embroidery Department.
Main door. st.