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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
Third Trip Hardly Enough For Prom
insnt Young Wheeling Globe
Trotter.
HAS EXCELLENT RECORD
As A MARINE OFFICER.
The Rolling Blue and Strange Scene.
o''"e .no Customs OF Foreign
Lands Vsry Fascinating.

Fascinated and inspired with the
prospects or a fourth tour around the
world. Otho w. HeiskelI. the well
known Wheeling young man 4. now
endeavorins to perfect arrangements
Tor a tour that will eclipse IN point OF
interest and gneral instruction anyone
or his former three. the first one Of
winch was begun In 1900. In that
year no went TO South Africa. return
ing 10 wheeling In 1901. The second
trlp covered n longer period. from 1905
10 1905. when he returned home Ieav-
ing again In January. 1909, he remain
ed away until November 2sth. this
year.
Mr.. Heiskell left wheeling on his
last trip headed for the balkan states
where he had great hopes OF making
what ne believed would be a profitable
study or the country generally. Much
OF MS surprise and disappointment.
however. when arriving at the port ~
Balsic. In Bulgaria. the authorities
would not allow the American shin 20
land. as the country was al the tim.
under martial law. Mr.. HeiskeIl
however. went to Constantinople. and
AFTER remaining In thai part OF tho
country for some two months he took
ne tramp steamer Crusader FOR Aus
tralia- where he spent most Of his
time In sydney and Melbourne. lie
found these cities models OF civic
beauty and business thrift. and better
IN many respects h the average
american city. For two months he
was employed on the reportorial STAFF
or the sydney Bulletin.
lie left Australia as second mate OF
the american steamer Polarls, n regis
tered steamer with a confinement ,,r
III men. and after a cruise Of a. DAYS
r.ached Honolulu. During his voyage
the vessel lost four topmasts in hurri-
S" They landed In San Francisco
In September. 1909. After several
weeks In the big coast city. Mr. UeIs-
keIl engaged as second mate on the
steamer Cleaner. n trading vessel
along the Mexican coast. I'm
"hich service he remained on Decem-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
Ohio Heiskell May
Again Tour World

Der 18th. 1909. Getting INTO the inter-
Tor OF Mexico. he engaged with the
shower Gold Mining Company. which
had the contract for the building OF a
dam on the Sinola river. He next
accepted n position In the Pacific mall
service. with headquarters at Acapul-
kA as quartermaster. running between
san Francisco and Panama.
Under General Madrid.
Going TO Nicaragua. Mr.. HeiskeII
enlisted In the service as a cautain.
under General Madrid. and was in
strumental I'm putting Zelaya TO flight,
which Mr.. Hesikell saw some very IN
teresting az well as exciting service.
He again entered the Pacific mall ser
vice. and later entered the United
States Government service on the
canal. as assistant master OF
transportation and boating equipment.
In the Atlntic division. He remained
In this service until September. 1911.
when he went to New York, M went
on the burmese Prince. a merchant
snip. n was honorably DISCHARGED
on November 2Ith, this year. returning
to his home Immediately after.
Perhaps no man In this vicinity has
such an interesting collection 81 docu-
monts as Mr.. Heiskell. all having to
do with his severa tours. and which
he treasurers very highly for the rea-
o that they are very convenient
articles when he ~ found among
strangers in foreign lands.
MT. Heiskel IL now seriously con-
templating a trip TO Panama ia .Ianu-
airy, and he believes that the pros
poets for hustling young Americans
are very good In that country. espec-
ially for skilled mechanics and per
gnna mOre mr. 1goa varual - -r.4-.H
WORK. The plantations nre gradually
being improved. and all pursuits. both
agricultural and Industrial. are at
present AT high tide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
TRAINS CRASH IN
BROOKLYN YARDS
specia, Dispatch to the intelligence.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
NEW MARTINSVILLE. ". Va. Dec.
IA Short line passenger train was
crashed into by a freight in a head-ou
accident I'm the yards at BROOKLYN.
The engineer and fireman from the
passenger train were thrown to the
ground and bruised. Baggagemaster
Charles Lancaster was rendered un.
conscious and a woman was slightly
bruised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
QUEEN WiLHELNtNA
BANoUETs DELEGATION

THE HAGUE. Dec % The inter.
national opium conference today
adopted "a resolution presented by the
American delegates providing that the
power exchange communications fully
Of tho earliest possible date. with p
Wow N adopting further measures TO
enforce tho provisions o. the opium
convention
Queen Wiihelmina and Prince Hcnr,
attc n dinner Hf Tho palace This even
70 the leading dclegatca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
ATWOOD IN FLIGHT
Make New Record IN Trip
In Hydroaeroplane Of over
$50 Miles.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Dec 2I-A
hight Of more than l30 miles in a by.
droaeroplane was completed when
Harry y. Atwood. The Boston aviator.
who left Point OF Pines. near Lynn.
Mass. ar 1885 a. m. aliEhted easily
the waters OF Narragansett Bay.
near the Edgewood Yacht Club. this
CITY. at l:fo y. IN. Atwood followed
the coast line in his trip. and when
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his machine touched upon the water
ct ~EdgeWOod. his last drop OF gsso-
line vas consumed.
ATWOOD claims that his flight OF to-
day exceeds by fifteen miles the best
previous record in "A machine Of the
style In which he few today.
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were engaged in throwing up works
outside the towon Reinforcements
were sent 10 the aid OF the Italians
and a c-ounter-attack resulted In the
withdrawal OF the Turks. The Ital-
ians Lost three killed and twenty-four
wounded
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Xmas. Only ? buying days lef.
To reduce stock. Ladies' and Cents
gold watches at a special discount az
HillMAN's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

DEHNA. Tripoli. Dec. 2I-Turklsh
forces have made several attacks on
the Italian soldiers while the latter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

Mems Underwear, every kind. $50.
7se. sse. $3.50. meFADoEN's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

John =. Kellerd IL appearing in
New Zealand in Shakcspear-an roper
toire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

Dismondsi Dismondsi At special
bargains. al HILIMAN's.
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MINOR sKIaMisHEs OCCUR
IN TRlPlI NEAR DERNA
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Mrs. Well said that she would n be
NJ home Wednesday. but that the man
might come to-day.
I'm sorry you won't be home to-
morrow" SAID the voice over the wire.
because 4 will be somewhat inconve-
nlcnt for my wife to come over 10
brooklyn on Thursday. However. II
that is the earliest we can see the mouse
well try and make It"
Yesterday morning Mrs. Well and the
children came over to Manhattan. leav-
ing a slster-in-law. Mrs. Dora Undo,
who IL visiting her, in the mouse. Later
Mrs. Ilndo went out. Mrs. We'll re-
turned about 6 O'Clock. and. having no
key. waited In a ~nCignOor's house. Mrs.
Llndo returned about $50. As the two
ONE entered the house they saw
smoke trickllng out OF the sitting-room
upstairs. They ran mp aud found that
the sofa mi n rocker wcrc smouldering.
Thoroughly frightened. the two women
ran into tho street and called for help.
II was not until Mrs. Well entered
her bedroom. adjoining the s.tting-roDm.
after the n" had been put out by the
policeman and the %neighbors. who had
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run to their aid. that Mrs. We'll discov-
cred she had been robbed ami tho couch
set on fire by the burglar. who had rest
ed on IT n smoked a cigarette before
he carried off his booty.
A gold mesh bag. containing three dla-
monds, two sapphlrcs n 1855 in cash,
which Mrs. Wei had left on the dresser,
were gone. From her jewel case the
burglar had taken a pearl neckchain
and two valuable watches. one OF them
a Jurgessen minute repeater. worth 800.
Nearly all OF Mrs. Wells dresses had
been taken from the closet and carried
away IN n dress suit case.
The detectives OF the case believe that
tn" burglar was the man who called
Mrs. Wei mp ON Tuesday. and that
when Mrs. ldndo left the house he got
In with "A skeleton key through the
basement door. after climbing several
fences.
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PRETENDED BUYER
ROBBED HER HOUSE
WHILE SHE VISITED
Many Other Victims of Trick
in Fashionable Part of
Brooklyn.

House owners in the fashionable Stuy-
vesant Heights section OF Brooklyn
whose homes are for sal. rave been the
weeks. and have reported their losses 10
tho Throop avenue police. but IL was not
until to-day, whcl Mrs Louis Wcil Of
No. b1 Jefferson avenue. whose hus-
hand S. In tho brass novelty business in
Manhattan, rep rtod tho robbery 81 her
home last night. that the police really
got busy.
ON Tuesday Mrs We'll. whose husband
IL In Philadelphia on business. was
called on the telephone by a man who
said that he wanted 20 look the house
over on Wednesday and might buy IT,.
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NJ. Pierre Dupont who rides in a bal
loon arr on board returning to that
dear Paris. when foot. toot'' sounds
the whistle OF La Lorraine. and 10! she
81 gone away from here.
But VI Faguet. although his collar
has performed a sad and pathetic wilt
and his countcuancc II OF the hue OF
tho setting sun. he IS quite content.
lie has done his duty Ike a man and
4 Fic.Crman.
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Chnnng Dish kills Woman.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. oct. H.
BY the explosion of a chaHng dish las,
night Mrs. Saran s. King. sixty-ave.
President OF the w. G. r. U. Al Gads-
den. Ala. was so badly burned from
her waist line up tina she died.
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WITH ONE HAND, AND
RIFLES WITH OTHER.

An anable and courteous stranger.
weaving n BROW derby hat. sits along
side NJ. SINH In the car and tickles
under the chin NJ. Simi's youngest of
his children. While so engaged with his
right hand the stranger reaches with
his left hand to the waistcoat pocket
o. N. Stint and abstracts thcrefrom the
tickets and the 30 francs. after which
he quickly leaps from the car.
What IL to he done? Mons. Faguet
arises 10 the occasion. lie gives Mons.
simi new tickets. But for that go
francs. alas II il gone. Mons. SINH
and his weeping family board the ship
mournfully.
Bun even then La Lorraine must not
depart. For there arises the predica-
ment OF Mile. Adrienne Higgins OF
PNrts.
Mile. Higgins IN transported with
erief. She has been visiting her friend.
Mile. Lenete Craven. AT the Manor OF
l~sarchmont. and has ngaged passage
on La Lorraine. But her aunt, Nine.
OxnArd Reymer. who was to have met
her at the pier. II not In evidence.
Again Mons. Faguet arises to the oc-
~ WV WIN w ne Ttottl
Grenoble and learns that Nine. Reymer
10 become suddenly III and cannot sail
on = steamship. When this Information
10 conveyed TO Mile. Higgins that
maiden Is almost moved to faint. In
the meantime It Is ten minutes past 10
O'Clock and Capt, Maurras is OF such a
heat OF impotence that his uniform il
'smoking. For does not La Lorraine
carry the mail OF the Etats Unis?
AGAIN AGENT ARISES TO THE
OCCASION.
However. for the moment Mile. Adrl-
enne Higgins il OF importance transcend
Ing the malls OF the Etats Unls. She
must 90 TO France and her aunt cannot
accompany her.
'Ah-h-h!" calculates VI. Faguet.
MISUNDERSTANDING IN settled.
Mile. Adrienne Higgins shall sail. Blu;
howf In the care OF Capt. Maurras.
How simple,
IL is now 1915 o'clock. We have only
time 10 note that Mime. Helen Dutrlcu.
VINO rides In an aeroplane. and NJ. Rene
Simon. who rides In an aeroplane. and
49,
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ComOass1Ou.


PA. what's compassion?'
Being so sorry for a man that YOU
hand him back the price of a meal after
you have cheated him out OF his weeks
carnings."
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Slick Thief'S Street Car Stunt
Helps Hold La Lorraine Up
for Wailing Family.
OTHER WOES AT DOCK.
There's Nile. Higgins, for In
/. stance, Who Can't Sail
Without a Chaperone.

0ukh excitement az attended the de-
parture for Havre OF that fleet steam
ship La Lorraine Of the compagnie
Generate Transatlantique to-day! Oh.
u. In, la. la, In, Ia!
ylfst. It approaches 10 o'clock. when
that steamship should proceed to the
middle Of the river and project herself
down the stream. There comes TO
Mons. Paul Faguet. the agent OF the
tine. already overwhelmed with duties
and responsibilities. Mons. q. SINH of
California. depending from whom are a
wife n three children like the APP
psndase OF a comet. Mons. SINH In
~snc0untering only those places on the
BIER which are high.
From an EXPLOSION or language which
profeeds from NJ Slmi. while Nine. SINH
sob4 n the three children follow her
example. VI. Faguet learns that VI.
Sind has lost his tickets and also 30
francs from a pocket OF his waistcoat.
II In while riding on a Ninth avenue
street car that this misfortune happens
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COUGHING BURST
o VESSEL
Says Danger Avoided and Cure,
Coughs in Five Hours.

a writer for the medical pres state. ths,
coughing Is responsible for the bursting Of blood
Vessels quite frequently. A cough or cold meas
Inflammation ueyer) and congestion, and these In
turn indicate that the boly is full of poisons and
waste matter. Simple relief as found in ps,en,
cough medicines. and a ~whskey. often result in
more harm than good. as they cause more congestion
A sonielaistive cough syrup will work msrel.
and here follows q prescription which 1. becom.
Ing famous for Its prompt relief and thorough
cures. IL nds the systsm OF the cause, creep, IL
10 consumption. Don't wait for consumption to
srasp Its victims, but begin TIL, treatment.
which cures some In five hours. Mil In a bottle
one-hHh ounce fluid wild cherry bark. one ounce
compound essence cariiol and three ounces grup
white pine compound. Take twenty drops ever
half hour for -four hours. Then one-half to one
teaspooaiui three or four times a dsy. Give
ehldren less according to age.
The evening world., 1911-03-06
PaEsCR. PIlON WORTH KNOWING

The following prescription is valuable
to anyone with kidney or bladder
trouble. Mis- one half ounce muray
compound. one half ounce fluid extract
buchu, six ounces good pure Rin. Shake
well each time and take one To two tea
spoonfuls after each meal and at bed
time. Any good druggist u supply
or mix these ingredients. This treat
men, should he taken at first sign Of
kidney or bladder trouble To avoid de-
vclopmcut Of diabetes. Brigh,'s disease
or chronic rheumatism, which are prac-
ideally incurablc. This prescription has
cured thousands since il was discovered
u few months ago.-Adyt.
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Mrs. william D.. DongIas Dead.

BROCKTON. Mas. Mircn G--NrS.
Naomi Augusta Douglas. wi.e OF cx-
Governor william L. Douglas. died at
her home here last night after an N.
ness OF long standing, Sho was married
10 Mr.. Douglas In 1865 Her husband ana
two daughters survive her.
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KILLED HIMSELF
BY POISON AFTER
ATTACKING BOY
Herbert Alexander WEIGH
Takes Cyanide of Potassium
When Locked Up.
ANtfr,u1A A, Ok TEACHER

muffled drum. the pearneree PEAT
IA N the tabernacis and ,coains,y
natbsrfr~ n, IN. ,ai,n,,i NAV b,,rv
Ia, c,n,-.,. .r,.., .,,,,. -, tob,
A,.v.rs.r Mt. -, 80. ~,.
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esa.n' 'np "t''c oi '"I'os'
ps p'eS'pi"'e CIV" ""' "'0"S wv
m ~ p'ophs"
.uV ,itS' J.,
I,s., '"e 7Vie -
49, c,y ps's'p ~
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$3.50 ."0'uoo pron'D'''ohs OF INC sac
"I .'slro'tes, oyst'rs, GOA
$500 P'."' ""ss anu prevent uhi'Ihs
T,s ,.,.~n"
hand. favor ror. ,ola,.,,o, o.. ,ha
pooplc. Two v.ars ,go ,bo t-,do,.,1o,,s
won I'm the .,.c,lo, ,,1 st,ro 49,,
cigars. cIRare,,es ,o,L ana drugs h,yo
been .old vyi,bt, ,bo ct,,
Ias, wook vii. -
h... - ~ t"'
80 ~ 80" "u'' '"' '""'r"l ~ "'"h
~ i""'i"''' u. PoAl'u an I'M
"ensc sign "hlcn fcah:
ZION CITN-TiE PERFECT CITY.
mo tobacco. no w-hlskcy. no beer,
no theatres. no DOCTORS. no druys. no
pork. no oysicr-
20. ctr,x ,trv r,r =, MAS,
p-n,,, 49,, 49, N
1919" .
'"e"' s"'ho""s w OF the raltmpI
ABOUT MIN. ~" pafaitd the streets ~
Zion and was attacked by the Indc-
pcndents. Several he were smashed
IN the slbscnutat riot.
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everlasting disgrace OH
who are wealthy and pro
Other men ia New Yor'
ISOLATED with me in II ~
and they also viii suffSd
some are prominently
families"
The boy McGows
met him on Pallsad AaarnA
Is: IS; :: 8: . .:;;.::::::;;::::::;;$;;,,;;;;;;l,aS0NERS
they left the car~T
a lonely spot. -
100 feet, McGo.
drew his poch Alleged 10 Have
across the
through Il Revolver at Saloon
McGov
SSo boa After Treat"
The evening world., 1911-03-06

Charles : Mcgowan. iwrn'y-cigat
years old. o policeman Il tho lov--
Fulton stree. station. Brooklyn. was
arraigued in the Adams Street rIHr.
to-day on n chhrge ~ pointing a p.sfpi
1T siioon-ke"pers head because Boz
d.dn't Ike his branf 0; cgars.
McBy&ib was M %! 'wI polioemsa
who spcu, a part o' SUNDAY IN IL CELL
The other was Pa'solY.an or"rl"
stsflp' 81 the Eas' sitty-rcyer'h
s'icet station. Marrottan. cNarged Hith
beating Policeman Patssk \. Mona
han. who was taken % rresbyterInn
Hospital. with many bruises ana FL
gash oytr the loft eye
Objected 70 Gift Cigars.
McGoHan was arrested a. his .osre.
No. ~ Wnlroit stree. b. capt Arthur l.
Carey On complaint ~ salvatore can
t,,io, q .iqIor dealer 81 40. q Main
stree. Iio said Mc''owan. In fun I'M
form. i5Hu iD'o his place witn two c!t'-
1cus ana ordered ,rinass After tue
drinks he demanded cigars. but objected
20 those set out. Thiru was an argument
aad. according g. CantIn.o, the police
man pulled his pistol AMI warned nm
against -vrt Offering cigars Ike mat 10
him OF his friends
In tho case ~ Policeman 5tcurGo!
and Monnhnn IN Manhattan Yesterday
both men a gone of duty at 2 a. A.
and mad gone " the dormltory. Mona
han wanted 40 sleep and turned into his
bunk. S%teutror started playing FRANKS.
Monahan OBJECTED and there was n mix
up ana Mpn8uan got beaten. lie told
Lieut.. tpnh .scanl,n mat S,curhof had
assaulted him when be was trying 20
sleep.
Both Held for Hearings.
C1ut. Edward Hughes ordered S'eur-
horS arrest. took his badge and mad
him placed ~ q cell an ambulance
,ook Munahau 20 the Presbyterian Hos
pltnl. whcte three stitches we're taken In
the cut over his eye.
Magistrate Murphy IN the Yorkville
Court held Steurho; In 500 for examlna-
ton. ana Deputy Drissoll ordered his
suspension from duty.
when McGnwan was arraigned before
Magistrate Geiamar IN tho Adams
street Court he pleaded not guilty to
the charge Of attempted T%clonipus az.
sault ard asked for tim" In which TO
employ counsel Ills examination was
SGT for Wednesday and he gave ball In
the sum OF $500 for his appearance. lie
declined to talk about his case,
The evening world., 1911-03-06
Bath Room Fittings

Tooth brush holder to fasten 70
all, 35c.
Glass ard tooth brush holder to
2 ten to wall, Csc.
lumber holders. 2jc each.
Combination holder for soap end
wo tumblera. Si.5O.
Soap and glass holder, Coo.
Soap, glass and tooth brush holder
Sl.b5.
Fixture for roll toilet paper, zoe and
o..
Soap rack for the wall, 60c.
Soap rack for the bath tub, Csc.
Soiled towel baskets, $3.50.
White cnafncled frame mirrors, oval
and oblonG, l6x24 in, $3.50.
White enameled bath room stools
with rubber tips on legs. Sl.25.
White enarneled bath tub seats, zoe.
Table knives and forks, cocoholo
and ebony handle. set of o knives and
o forks, at 81 p set.
Carving sets. knife and steel:
Sin. blades, genuine stag handles.
81 set, with sterling silver ierrules,
Sis and So.
Sin. blades, rubber handles, S2.25
set.
Wooden Ware and 7.
Ware and many othe. exec
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Seamless wilton Velvet Rugs, in Oriental
ard floral patterns, oX9 it., Sl0.50; 7 #. 3 IN.
< o IT,, $l2.25.
Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs, Oriental
ana floral patterns, 7 #, 8 in. x Q #, $40; 8 It.
3 in. y 10 IT. b in, $l2; 9xl2 It., Sl3.
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Embroidered Robes

Partly-made summer frocks
OF embroidered cotton batiste
IN white and delicate shades.
Each robe consists OF M
yards Of plain material, 81
yards of embroidered houncing
and ~ yards of embroidered
insertion.
The skirt IS finished all but
the waist band. So each.
Basement, Old Building.
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Linen-fnish Suiting

Strong and smooth. In pink,
cadet blue, light blue, laven-
der, reseda and white. Last
season we had to PAY more
than we are now privileged to
SELL this excellent cloth for.
l0c a yard.
Basement, Old Building.
Sheets and Cases
Of muslin Of standard quality,
and full bleach, torn to size
and neatly hcmmed,
Gases at Ice TO lie each.
Sheets at SIC to &c each.
Easement, Old Building.
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Music Simplifier

oO
We have secured the ex-
elusive sale of the copyrighted
Music Simplifer Of w. Scott
Grove, of which the publica-
ton price is Sc.
Josef Hoffman. the world -renown-
ed pianist. says: II consider your
Music Simpliher a very useful I'm
pTovemeut in piano teaching"
DR.. Horatio w. Parker, Theorist
of Music in Yale University, says:
mr.. w. Scott Groves Music Sim.
plifer seems to me an excellent ad-
junct to first lessons in the rudi-
ments Of music"
Our price for this book, 81.
Mailed, postage paid, upon
receipt of price.
Sheet Music Section, Basement, Old
Building, and First Gallery,
New Building.
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~Rugs-Perfect and Durable, Despite Low Prices

Seamless Administer Velvet Rugs in four
teen Persian and medallion effects. 9 x IL it,,
Best quality worsted Wilton Rugs, 8 #. 3 in.
y 10 #. g in, S27; 9xl2 it,, $50.
Basement, Old Building.
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Shirt Waists

New White lawn with yoke
effect OF lace insertion and
pleats, or OF all over embroid-
cry, buttoned IN back, long
sleeves with cuffs, 81.
Of bluc-and-White striped
madras, with pleated front,
and with Numbered collar and
cuffs; open in front. 75c,
Iagemcnt, Old Building.
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Back and
Iron Ware
Champion ASH ans, galvanized
:rcn with double ribbed steel slaves,
drop side handles, extra heavy, lSx2o
ir.,S2; l7x26 in, S2.25; 1890 in, $3.50.
Monitor ash cans, galvanized iron
with wood strips on side, l5x26 in,
Sl.SO. l7x26 IN. Sis.
Galvanized iron garbage cans, with
seamless cover, l0xlO in, 35c;
l2xl0l4 in, 45c, l3xl2l2 in. 55c.
Black iron coal hods. extra heavy,
l. in, 75c; 10 in, o0c.
Galvanized iron round wash tubs,
with wringer attachments, 2O12 diam,
soc; u diam, 60c; IS diam. zoe.
Galvanized iron water pals. l2-qt.,
use; lS-qt.. SOC.
Polished cast iron frying pans, No.
!, 2sc.
Nickcl-p!a;ed iron trying pans, No.
:. fOc.
Round side handle griddles, No. 9,
5Oc.
American waffle irons, japanned
frame, extra finish, No. 8, soc.
The evening world., 1911-03-06
Spring Millinery

A helmet of violets and
roses-one OF the Spring-like
conceits now coming from the
millinery workroom almost
hourly.
Prices are moderate-fve,
six, seven dollars for hats
made OF ,erviceable materials,
put together by people who
are in closest possible touch
with all that IS new in the
world of style.
Basement, Old Building.
The evening world., 1911-03-06
Dressing Sacques

W. 50
Or lawn, blue, black and pink
check en- white ground, faced
with borders OF plain colors;
shirred at waist. 38c.
OF lawn, white ground with
fancy figure; belted at waist;
entire sacque with scalloped
edge; three e. quarter sleeves.
soc. Basement. Old Building.
PctticoatS
OF taffeta in black or plain
colors; deep sectional hounce
with ,shirring and pleats; per
caline underlay. 50.
Or percalinc in black; deep
fource with bias bands, or
with clusters of shirring. 81.
Easement, Old Building.
The evening world., 1911-03-06

Tailored Linon Wai.' .e TUCKED
md plain styles,