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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-01
THEPUB[|C|TY
BILL IS KILLED
IN COMMITTEE
M asure Appropriating
$4,000 to Advertise the
State is Rejected; Purse
Strings Drawn Tighter.
IBY w. H. POWELL.l

Des Moines, March 31.-(SpeciaD- ~
The states purse strings have been
tightened. This became evident this
morning in the report Of the appro-
priations committee, only few bills
carrying minor sums being recon.
mended. Among those killed were as
foil, ws:
Goodykoontz' $4,000 bill for state
publicity bureau.
Fraley,s 100000 trade school bill.
4 The publicity bill by White called
for an appropriation Of $50,Ov0 for the
establishment and maintenance OF a
state publicity and development bu-
.reau.
Commercial clubs and advertising
men all over the state have had COM
mittees before the appropriations COM
mittee urging favorable action on the
measure.
The Introduction by the committee
on appropriations of bill to establish
an anti-toxin department under the
control Of the state board of health
and appropriating $4,000 for It's dis
tribution brought forth resolution
from Krebill Of Lee county, declaring
that after Monday no bills but legaliz-
ing acts should be introduced. The
measure was lost.
The bill Of Whitney of Woodbury.,
permitting sherihs to feed prisoners,
which was killed earlier in the week.
was reconsidered and adopted this
morning by the house.
New Senate Bills.
Among the bills introduced In the
senate were the following:
BY Taylor Of Appanoose Providing
for four year term for county officers
and a bill giving school boards and
district directors power to enter into
contracts for the purchase Of school
bonds for five years.
The bill Of Senator Smith Of Shelby
providing that the state shall pay fifty
cents a day to INDECENT families OF
prisoners in the penitentiary lost Dy
a vote OF 16 to %.
On q motion of DeWolfe Of Grundy,
the vote on Senator Clarkson's bill re-
vising the mining laws Of the state.
which lost earlier In the week, was
reconsidered and the bill passed by, q
vote Of 33 to IA.
Senator Chase's bill fixing the sal
ary Of county recorders according to
the population of counties was
adopted.
The amended five mile bill applic-
able to all educational institutions was
placed on the senate calendar today.
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TWO DIE IN MINES
stevenson and Fred Pryor
Crushed to Death BY Fall Of
Slate at Abba.

Abba, March 31.-(special) Two
hours after entering the mines for
work yesterday William Stevenson
and Fred Pryor were crushed to death
by a four and one-half foot fall Of slate.
The head OF the latter victim was
completely severed from his body
stevenson, who was driver, had just
entered and was waiting for his car to
be loaded. Death came instantly.
Pryor leaves a wife and five children.
Stevenson was widower.
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CANNON NOT AFTER
MINORITY POSITION
Washington. March 3D.

Washington. March s1.-
Speaker Cannon today def
nitely announced his intention
not to seek the republican
leadership in the next house
Of representatives, stating that
he would not be q candidate
for the minority nomination
for the speakership. Remark
ing upon the fact that he had
held the once of speaker for
q longer consecutive term than
it ever had been held by any
other person, the speaker said
In reply to a question:
"Of this singular favor OF my
associates In the republican
party / am deeply appreciative.
But as l said at the adjourn
ment of the recent session I do
not intend to seek the speaker
ship again; and not 80 intend
ing, 1t seems most proper that
I should avoid. even q remote
appearance Of such an In
tention.
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TAFT 70 GREET DAUGHTERS.
Centennial Congress Of D. A. r. viii
Be Featured by White House
RAceptlon,

washington, March 31.-The cen.
tcnnial congress of the D. A. r. which
meets here April IL TO 20 will be for
mally received by President and Mrs.
Taft at the white house Wednesday
AFTERNOON April 10, and along with the
other members OF the organization and
OF the sons OF American revolution, by
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, president
general Of the D.5A. r. on Monday ev-
ening April II. Twelve hundrede dele
gates are expected,
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WHITE BEGINS WORK
iowan Who Has Become President
Of u. M. w. A, Arrives at
indianapolis.

indianapolis, Ind. March 31.-John
P. White, of Iowa, arrived in this city
today to begin his duties as president
OF the United Mine Workers, OF Amert-
ca, succeeding Thomas L. Lewis. OF
Bridgeport, Ohio, who will go out OF
Office at midnight. Wce-presfdent
Frank Hayes and Secretary-Treasurer
Edwin Perry who were reelected Will
continue in Office.
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Draft Fire Protection Program.

Draft Fire Protection Program.
New York, March 31.-GOv. Dix,
John Mitchell, Mrs. o. n. p. Belmont,
and more than two score other men
and women prominent in New York's
social, political and business life will
meet here on Saturday afternoon to
draft program for Are protection
All citizens who wish to attend have
been invited to the meeting, which
has the endorsement OF the Woman's
Trade Nnion league.
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SMITH EXCHANGE PROFESSOR
Harvard Medical Instructor Will Go to
Berlin University Next

Cambridge, Mass, March 81. -
Official announcement has been made
OF the appointment of Prof. Theobald
Smith as Harvard exchange professor
at the University OF Berlin during the
academic year Of 1911-12. DR.. Smith
is professor OF comparative pathology
in the medical school.
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WIFE RETURNS 70 POET MILLER.
Writer, Well Again, and Spouse 90
Back to Home Overlooking San
Francisco Bay.

San Francisco, March 31.-Joaquin
Miller, the poet Of the Sierras. who
early in the month was given up by
doctors, is now almost fully recovered.
He has returned to his home on the
Heights, overlooking. San Francisco
bay, where he has done some Of his
hest work. He took with him his wife,
from whom he had been separated for
ten years. and henceforth she will
make her home with him, as well as
his daughter Juanita.
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Declamatory Contest at Abba.

Abba, March 31.-(6pectal) )-The
district declamatory contest will be
held at Abba this evening at Kings
theater. Abba, Bloomfield, Center
vile, Colfax, Grinnell, Mouhon. Mon
tezuma, Pella, Prairie City, 6igourney,
Wilton and Winfield will be represen-
ted. The winners Of the first place in
each class, will represent this district
in the state contest at Colfax
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KILLS OWN SISTER
Youth Sees Some One Moving In Bed
Z Room and Fires; Girl Dies
In Few Minutes.

Philadelphia, March 31.-Roused
by an unusual noise in his home at
Lansdowne, near here early today, and
seeing some one moving in the dim
light Alexander Keer, 18 years old,
fred shot at the object and then dis
covered that he had mortally wounded
his sister, Nellie, 16 years old. The
girl died in fifteen minutes.
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rh.ver Kan. Bank Closed.

Thayer, Kan, Bank Closed.
washington, March 31.-The First
National bank Of Thayer, Kan, with
a capital Of $4,000 was closed today
and a national bank examiner has
been placed in charge Of its AFFAIRS.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-01
NEW CURTAIN OF GLASS.
National Theater In Mexico VIII
Have One Of Fire Proof Con.
~<Psae%i6n

New York, March 31.-Glass Is the
material OF the great fire proof cur
tain for the stage of the national
theater in the city OF Mexico, which is
being constructed here and will be
shipped next month. There is no
other such curtain in the world and
both design and construction is unique.
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KENYON NEEDED
BUT EIGHT TO WIN
+ t++++4*++++++++*+ = I

Des Moines, March 81
Especial. With all but three
present, Judge w. 8. Kenyon
today polled the highest vote
that has been cast on the joint
balloting. The results OF the
fifty-fourth ballot was as fol-
lows:
Kenyon ~
DeemeT .... ........ ..... 90
Porter (Dem) ............. 81
Total votes cast ........ 155
Necessary to elect ........ 7S
Senator Lafayette Young ex-
poets to leave tonight for Wash
ington T. attend the special ses-
sion Of Congress because OF the
failure Of the Iowa Legislature
Il to. elect q successor up to this
time. Senator Cummins has al
ready departed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16

ton 90 be held this evening In the
onice OF Or L. X Cracraft. OF tho
brnv~- several interesting matters
are 10 De- disposed OF
tn" second OF "a series OF orchestra
dances will be given Thursday even
ing In CRAFTS hall IN TradelphiA. A
fun orchestra will furnish music.
services wcrr conducted Yesterday
afternoon 900 the Vienna school
building by Rev. J W Grimes, pastor
az the Roneys Point United Prcsby-
terrain church
The members ~ the Bessie shaw
Scvin- circle vii meet this evening
"a The home OF Mrs. Harry brennan
IN Elm Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Il r. Keyser and
daughter. Anna. returned TO their
hom" in Llntous addition, Elm
Grove. after visiting relatives In
Pits burg
The weekly meeting Of tine Mystic
lodge. Knights 81 Pythias will bs held
this evening Ia the X. OF T.. hall In
Elm Grove
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bring to his hearrrs .hr truth % th,
sospe.
Sir SUNDAY D.. mighty plain
preacher. lie calls things bv their
riEht names. With him d liar Us a
lar and truth 10 truth. he'll is he'll
heaven Is heaven ana gospel is gospel
iit hates sin aud nothing IN the 500.
rahlIary is too bad % say about =.
And 10 n here that he comes IN FOR
tne most of h.a criticism and generally
from those Who have never heard
EIm Hut "a all that sermon ne cid
uof us" one word which offended my
Tastes and scuslb.ll.lss. Do is NOT Won.
dertll though that he should shoes
us. Tor he is man " h1 cares ab-1-
lu',It nothing oi what sou ana fLuE
OF him
Ur Robinson continued ~ some
Length. describing Rev sunday u.r.
u'r az delivery. l.- great draultIr
force and h.s sudden cpuclusiru or
his sermon with brief prayer. open
lur wi'h Oh God I've done the best
could " Follow rr fhc close of the
sermon ur i.obiusou said Dee WAS pre-
scented 20 The evangelist and found
him oh sicaIy near exhaustion and
streaming Si'h Precipitation. showing
how earnest had been his EFFORT and
what his cNcrtion Boo the delivery OF
his wonderful message
in his analysts az the sources or
Tho mans great power. ur. Robinson
placed the power of PRAYER Is 'hc
nrFt and greatest source. saying THAT
close az his day goes home aud after a
bah r'tir"s to the privacy Of his own
room and often spends av, hours 100
prayer. second source %. power
BIS th" man Sunday himself Though
NOT educated boo college DO Possesses
ID mIch'y intellect ana comDrchen-
-ite kr1Nieigc of history and lfsr1-
care. hI- sermons. many of them be
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A. the Apollo.

A. tho Apollo Theater all of this
week. commencing with matinee to-
day. tho Strouse Amusement C0mpa-
ny will present the Lady Bucca-
neers." a Million for Nose" Is
the name 81 the comedy TO be given.
n Is IN two acts. dealing with dermat-
ology and treating In "A humorous
manner the craze for Identifying"
hy unprincipird "quacks" The cast
is di uuFuished for superior attain
meuts and Is headed BY John G. Han
son. Whp s. the author OF the book
The chorus is large Among the top
liners In tho vaudeville section are
Kelley q Rowe. the handsome girl
ami ihe dashlnc dude. the Misses
Morciio and Bradley. whose specially
is tho singing OF classical English
compositions ~ the great masters.
Miss Eva Thatcher. the Acknowledged
queen of coon Ehouters.
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~l.l7 sampson. OF Dallas. Tor A few
days. returned yesterday to I.;tlcton
Va. Vh,fe he viii resume DIS duties
as teacher in the public schools %.
that I.4c, to-day
Mrs. Lillian baldwin aud son.
James L Goddard. OF New London.
Conn. are spending several weeks
VIII wish Charles T.. Beans and fam.
by. ~ Edgiale.
llsane. tho little son az Rev. and
Mrs. W. J. Crimes. OF Rouey Point.
is 800 with an attack ~ tousilltis
Albert NlrrhcIlar and Harry Wsis.
eu1orn. OF Fulton. were visiting
friends IN 81 Ciairsvl.e. Ohio. ycs.
tcrdHy
Miss Harriet Alexander. Who IS az
tending Bethany college. o. spending
a few days az her home IN Leather.
wood
Mrs Ritter Who has been 10 a, her
homo ia Efg'ngton Lane for "a ftw
days. was removed 90 tho city hos
pital Saturday evening
John Robinson. tho genial con.
ductor on the out the pike division 81
the city 4 Elm Grove Railroad com
pany's lines. will remove into the
Eioifus property ~ the corner OF
fl'Fehih and MCtulioch streets in a
few days
After doing relief work IN the 10.
gan Drug company's store IN wheel.
Ing during the lilness OF W &. Cor.
don. Russell Wilson has resumed his
duties IN GordonH pharmacy az
Woodsdal
Charles Young. the husband Of Mrs
CalIie Young. who was killed 90 tho
panic az the moving picture theatre
IN Canonshurg. Ia. a few weeks ago.
i- visiting her sister. Mrs. Thompson.
% Iri4E" street. Elm Grove.
The Elm Grove Milling company's
plant wiii DC closed down an thls
week. during which time necessary
repairs VII Do made 20 tho building
and machinery.
~ an adjourned meeting % the
Tr.adolphla district board % educa-
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DR.. ROBINSON TELLS
MEN OF BILLY SUNDAY
SUNDAY EPtcRArs.

rae foao4inr sp.Eraras are
taken from %. sermon dew.
e--u b. tts Rev Bluy SUNDAY
90 Sgr.lE1e.4. o. LAST satIr.
tay
/ don have much % .av Ia
ry sermons about poor s.n-
DeTu
bsoDs - Er.s' can never p.
Pay Tie debt of love 1 oa-
I'a 'he easiest ttlnr Ia ---
world 20 80 acquainted aItn
God j. you're ROT a Cane
Tan. 60 's because you cont
@4nt 20 b.
lnl are shat yor are he
'al-- y0u would rather 20
that TRAN d.. other
some % yo1 have spiritual
io'H'rYtor lfaHia aud goa nr.-l
fffIs spiritual cisstais -8
re' r.Ir oil hearts WORKING
Cor God
Aorai'y could never s.-
v.r~ 'h~ death ~ Chr f.auifr.
."f ID. ftF world.
cod sought through songs
- poets and prophets IN other
ages 20 warn men ~ Zee from
hell
Tho world says Don "
J"sus Christ says Come" and
there sou are
you have given your par.
Tor 20 he'll ahlle you have kept
Jesus locked up ia the spare
room. ana you turn your chill.
drru over 70 the devil
say. q had my way Z
would put cards and Vhlske,
.l hell before midnight
some people Who were nv
friends when Was booze.
lighting. damn mo now that
I'm decent
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Special Meet,nq

4 special meeting ~ ~. Elm Grove
Volunteer Fire company Will be held
Thursday etcu.n- t1 take action on
tae matter 90 purchasing additional
cGult mtut. A. the las- regular meet.
in- 10 was decided % purchase 70
chemical. a hook and ladder truck.
several hundred feet of hose ana
other apparatus and o. committee was
appointed to receive bids for tl.
furnishing 90 th.s equipment The
contracts 1911 probably bc awarded at
The meeting Thursday evening
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Ve~sr ef Prayer sns -. Gospel tns
source ~ Baseball E,sns.n
crss; S,r-ngt-
APPEALS TO rHEN TO GIVE
BILLY SUNDAY a CHANCE
osV. SUNDAY poss-ssst c.--p-e-en-
sise Sno~is5as - = s;erg ars
Literature. r- says

The wonderful sim ~I.y no force
fai dirsctnsss. the sr-At dramatic
power ana the poe-r ~ .rster ~.
ths forces Nhl-n maze ify sunday
the greatest evaneelst alI preacher
OF the day. accOrl.ax .o Up 'ur.ra
a. Robinson. ~ tl- FIr.t r,e4 rrs.
o,terian church. ela ltlr.t..I ne
meeting 90 men or tha s % . a
SUNDAY Afternoon oa ft. subject. an
rressions 90 Billy Sunday
The Interest which .s frf l1 The
coming 0f the great barslal rsans
eiist 70 wheeling next Ee5rlary. Was
snoNn b. a." crowd ~ over s.I .usu
"ho gathered 20 hear. concern .re S.l.
aA1, from man Who lad gone o.
near him preach. essentially t1at b.
might khDH rofuetl.LE of The u1us.
personally aud judge % na %. t.o1s
Of work
The meeting opened eith "a simple
sons service under the direction az
= II Anrr son. "A felfur. ~ which
was baritone solo hf 30 Malreel
Following this f,A short arl..rs
were made. after which ur Ho1rsau
was called upon
br hpblusun address VAS simple
ana iorccfuI. telling only t.- speat.rs
lmpreEuions Hli safluaf- ~ H.ly
SUNDAY gathered from hearing l.u
deliver sermon A. Springfield 90
whore he f. nov conducting an .vans.
eiistic campaign
DR. Robinson stated in tho rr..t.e
thai he does not know a. much lb.a,
SUNDAY HH some o. hi- hearers though
unlike many %, hls had thr privilege
or hearing the mtr . pls much
Impressed. he said 90 had heard
40 much abou, SUNDAY thar desired
To hear him first hand Tho sneaker
urscribrt 'hr great caurolrsr rr r-o.
pie. 1000 of them who had gathered
To hear the sermon. iln told nf tlr
mighty music ~ th- giant chorus
choir 90 500 voices Dur.ns ths sirg.
ing. he said. unn came 100 go tl-
rear platform which had been erected
and stood quietly f1r little time. pen.
sively looking out over fh. great
audience. That was uS nrst sieLt ot
Billy sunday ] studied bis flrr. th.
ruling feature OF which readily saw
WAS the eyes They we're iuderuable
AhA Ahthtt 'aitf. 1T fNnf The Race
WAS rather sombcr bat uumiatakabis
Mere the lines % fuu which Hl,d o."
Continuiug. Dr Robinson SAID "It
IL Impossible" 10 classify thr muu Hc
- a class hy himself Judged by tl.
best standards. BIS sermon was
great sermon Hr Is thoroughly
evangelical The most stern of t..
old schuolm'u could not have hrard
closer % 40. line lfis belief 800 f.r.
Bible Is most thorough l's creed 90
that no man on earth 's Zoo good nor
none too bad io De- saved From tho
beginning to fln end hls sermon was
pure gospel - aU his stage p'av.
his stories. his crude savings. HIS col
ioqualisn's. ! believe hc is a u.tn sen,
from God
''fIe 10 so simple and so wonderfully
direct. 30 is The most fluent
speaker ! ever heard. buf ln au 'he
thousands az sentences heard him
utter there WIS NOT one superfulus
word lie dealt Vlth DIS ssbi,ct FIRST
hand. lie painted pictures beautiful
pictures. huf uuf f'r thr sake of thr
picture llc toI stories Dor uof for
the sake Of trr stories U. employed
every assistance ana resource fl
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Smith Obs-1u.es.
The funeral services over the o..
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Contract Awarded
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The e. o. Kimberly company. a..
Wheeling BIAS been awarded tl. con
.i''' u. nAH.r- extensive Improve
Hi'-'s io ilc hal property On TIE VA
..'Li. ROAD between EllNooi and
Pleasant Valley The contract con.
s'sis ut grading "a number OF streets
ana laying sidewalks ana curb,nr
Work NtI Dec started .u % fea DAYS
i IS understood thar the property is
f1 be- laid o.t ia lots
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Mrs. Anna ma,llaa meconrsuob,.

The funeral rery.ces % M-s. Ann.
VI" ,i.la NcConnaughy. Who died sat.
urlay morning at $50 O'Clock IN the
Norm Wheeling hospital. VII be- con.
Quoted % the family r.sidcnc. on
Peters run. this afternoon az 3 O'Clock
~ 'ne.r conclusion The remains Will
h' conveyed 90 the stone church ceme.
terry at FIN Grove. where infcrmcnt
VIII take place. Mrs Ncronnaugty
vas 5i years ot age and had been Nh
Tor about Two years. a few DAYS ago
h'r condition became serious and she
was removed tD Tire hospital where
enc underwent an operation. Death
was due 'o per.t0nlus She is sur.
Fi'ca hy her husband. William Nc.
'onnaurly. ta0 daughters ana "A s,.n
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THE NATIONAL MOVING PICTURE
ThEATER At FULTON

"iIl present a four month pass Dob ta.
person making tire nearest .stima %
On tAr attendance 40 the opening dly
fnr fhc second best estimate "A three
..'h'1 pass Ni'i le given and Tor Che.
'-ird b~s. "a $50 month PASS Contest
closes Saturday. October 81 a. o.
'i0e. o. ~ Address estimates to
smith a. Thomas Fulton. IS Va
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Real Estate peal.

Dr.. 70 Zen. estate deal. closed Sa.l-.
d't. Grover kegllue. az Wh,eHur. boz
comes iho owner ~ the %. u. Lively
property luotfsf on the Stone Oh lrcl
road near tte stone church cemetery
Dee property consists o. an acre o.
land and Cd rnouei dwelling Tho
consideration was private.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-16

While I.-tus With kn.f, ,t tho
family toar oH Peters r-u. Nclle. me
..''.e c.Htl'.r OF Mr and Mrs N..-
icy Crimes. sustained a bad cut on
l-' r.rht hand u-ar th. thumb. Two
.I''f.'- Nert severed and tar wound
u.'I very pro'us".y urs ~
Houston and /. b Cracrar dressed
thc injury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-07

Some more or less imperfect
from handling. though all in new
and neat boxes--odds and ends
cal trains. Some were import
ers' samples. All are strictly
high grade goods. 90 -
Originally sos to SZ.A4
$9.9S. To close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-07

REAL VALUES-25c and SOC.
They are of fine swiss embroid-
cry, in a great variety of differ
emf patterns. We secured them
from an importer who was over
stocked, and that is the reason
for this special price.
To be found on the Bargain Ia
bles-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-07
Toys at S1.OO

Tool Chests.
Ice Wagons.
Teddy Bears.
Tip Carts.
Donkeys.
Sleds.
Wood Wagons.
Steel Wagons.
WheelbRrrows.
Play Suits.
Moving Picture Machines.
Humpty Dumpty Circus.
Soldiers.
Magic Lanterns.
Stables.
Stores.
Mechanical Toys.
Mechanical Airships.
Tunnels.
Rapid-hre Guns.
BO6ts.
Steel Trains.
Fire Engine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-07
Daa1n's Steel Diction=
airy Stand for S2.08.

Value. $50. This 10 the most durable
the hghtest and most eeryiceable stand
made; adjustable 70 al siSe books. Every
library should contain one.
Book Dept.-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-07

for doll houses or the nursery,
lots in which the packing
boxes are broken; some odd
lines, others shopworn.
Sets for he bedroom. parlor,
library, bathroom, Kitchen
in fact, for any room in dolly's
houSe-Some are in
tin. some are metal NJ
Were i9c TO S1,98. To ZON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-07
9 by II #.
Ingram Rugs, $3.50

Ever buy a by Il IT. Ingram
Rug so low in price before? II
is reversible. Shown in pretty
patterns and colors. combining
brown and red, green and red,
brown-and-tan and other attrac-
tive colorings.
Finished with fringed ends.
Great value-undoubted you
know some one who would be de-
lighted with such gift Be a
good Santa Claus and take this
hint. Floor Coverings Third
Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-07

No. BABY SATIN RIBBONS, all
colors and plenty of holly
reds and holly greens. lloyd I'M
pieces IuT---
Ribbon Section-Strect Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-07
Scrim and Nothing
ham Curtains
Worth up to Strin A o.
81. so q pair oealp F ~

You will find complete pairs in
this lot when the sale opens tomor-
row-10 O'Clock there may only be
single curtains-a hint Included are
Scrim Curtains in white. cream and
ecru. 2k yds. long, 60 In. wide, with
effective filet lace insertings, some
plain.
The Nottingham Lace Curtains are
45 to 90 inches wide. mostly 8-yard
lengths. In 30 different patterns. All
are perfect. Why not have the home
fixed UP for Christmas-and add
these curtains to windows?-Curtain
Sectiou-Third Floor.