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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-14
HERE IS THE STORE
|. THAT OLD SANTA
LIKES BEST
He Can Get Useful Gifts for
Every Member Of the Fami-
ly at BOatright's on Gold
Avenue.

Albuquerque people who are seeking
attractive eift goods az right prices
will de- well a. visls AZ early as pos-
sIble the popular Racket store con-
ducted BY y. A. Buatriaht az fis West
told avenue. II win behoove shop
pers To lose no time either, as the
Boairlsht stock Of good things for
Christmas buyers II proving Irreslst-
able 10 practically everybody who In
spects It.
AIR. Hoatright hAa gifts FOR every
body this ycar--for the men. the WON
en- and the Doys and girls. The stock
Of toys Is particularly attractive. the
limo Including the fascinating dyna-
mobile and other mechanical devices
doll carts Irish malls. veloclpsdes.
trlcycles. etc, Moreover. the prlcIne
OF these Christmas delights for the
ll,tie folks N notably reasonable.
For the ladies. the array OF holiday
oneFings Is also sce'ildering IN itn
varsity. and most modernly marked.
A special onered thla week. for In.
stance, Is a handkerchief az ave cents,
which Il regular two for quarter
yaIae, Other Boatrlght sugsestions
Tor gifts Ter wcmen nre handbags. toll
let articles, gloves. dollles. iaees. en-
broiderles. work, aprons, etc,
For the men theirs arN useful gifts
In astractive furnishings Of All sinds--.
necktles. sets ~ hendkerehlcfH ana
ne cktles to match, suspender sets.
hhndkerchlefs, etc.
IN word. you can. Al the Boatrlsht
store buy most reaaonably. gifts that
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-14

on rocky ground. an In several In
stances single trees or isolated patch
"a of small size were demolished by
the wind which came through q
draw
In blowing Down number OF
trees which had been killed by light
alng the wind did real service. but
In lis total effect Il destroyed more
timber than both wind and lightning
have done ir the last twenty years.
The zuni country IL more or less
lightly brush covered. and fires
started BY lightning have never besn
very disastrous there. but the wind
storm. by comparison. is far more
dangerous
In addition. n Is more costly. for
the trees blown down SOM "hlue"
and become worthless. and In addi-
tIon are readily open 10 rot or insect
attack. Whereas many trees struck by
lightning remain standing for many
years, OF until the timber II cut for
saving,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-14
TEN MILLION FEET
o., TIMBER ARE
DESTROYED
Official Report ON Damage
Done by Wind Storm in
zunis Reaches Forest serv-
ice; Loss Is Heavy.

An official report ON the damage
done on the Euni national forest hy
a wind storm which devastated that
Hection November ,. 80 and n. has
reached the forest service officers
here.
From s,oe0 10 s.ee0 trees blown
down or broken OFF II very con-
sentative estimate for actual damage
done IN ono small portion Of the for
est The actual dafnsSc IN board
measure feet Is believed to exceed
f0.an0, 900 feet OF timber. faoas Of
which win be a total iosH
The wind storm blew from the
northwest. ana broke off many trees
firmiy rooted In the ground. blow
Ina down many others. The blewIng
down was rendered easier by the fact
that an early snow had fallen. end In
melting aoftcned the ground,
The damage estimated covers
about thirty townships. on which u
n said that an estimated damage OF
i.e9o feet In each forty" Il a safe
estimate OF damage done.
Reports from rangers say that no.
where IN the forest could man
stand and he out ofslKht OF five or
six blown down or broken or trees
The wind ala not confIna itself 70
oldor trees, for In many Instances
sturdy blachiaeka were blown down.
while riRhs beside them the elder
standards" ASA Veterans would With
stand the force 90 Tho winds
The observations On Tbs storm lid
20 the recommendation that seed
trees aIni,l6 ~ well Nfnupea whom
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-14

though a few are the moro compact
pinons, preferred hy some on this ac-
count. They come from the Sandia
mountains. either from that part Of
them embraced In the national forest.
from Tijano canyon or from Bear and
Pine canyons. from portions which
are ontaide the forest. There Ia a
large stand OF white FIR about rs to
20 years old. which h suitable age
Tor the little trees. In Tiiano canyon.
and from II the local supply Is cut
10 q large extent. Trees are sold AZ
from 10 10 20 cents by the forest off,
GERS. according TO their size. but not
less than ~ worth is sold at one time.
Many natives living In the noun
|talHs are reapin,. rich harvest b.
cutting and hauling the trees for the
local market. At retail they cost from
Sc cents 20 si.00.
The wreathE como mostly from
Denver manufacturer, hut their com.
ponent partz are lycopodiun from
Wisconsin and imortelles. which are
imported. Ropes and strings OF the
same stun are also for sale here.
Most Of this stan 10 shipped In To
Albuquerque by iobbera. but some OF
Il In purchased direct from the manu-
facsurers by the retailers.
MIstletoe Ton Albuquerque and the
vicinity c0mea from las Cruces. and
Is OF the sp.sy. pink -beFriod native
variety. Comparatively little white.
berFIed sniaiiesee comes 20 this city
or TO New Mexico Ia general. as that
6Tows mainly on oaks. and there are
few hardwood forests Ia the south.
west. Il 10 sold tor about Is cents a
pound.
Holly for New Mexico celebrations
Il heinE shIplied shIs year from Della
ware. II 10 selling loF as cents q
pound. IN seine instances slightly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-14
CHRISTMAS TREES
ARE PLENTIFUL
White FRS Form Principal
Portion Of Staple; Greens
and Holly Come from Far
Away to Brighten Holidays

From all over the ccuntEy come
the Christmas greens that add 80
much TO the delight Of the holiday
season Most Of Inc trees come from
the nearby mountains. bat everything
else Il shipped many miles. except
missIetos whiah Il plentiful In New
Mexico
There will be no lack OF green stun,
holly. misticlOe and treee NJ thia
|Chrlrtmar Local iobbors and refasl'
ers expect large demand for this
sort Uf goods this keaapn and have
arranged for ample suppiiaa
Tho irccs are naafnly white trn,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-14
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

SPECIALITY sALEsMAN wanted for
a trip to California 10 sell small
quick selling article which cash n coli
lected for when sale IL made. This II
an article only sold TO good business
houses and IA profitable. small capi-
ial fer stock required, Address Mack,
care Evening Herald. ZAP
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-14
cHu.D rs scAnDED
WITH nor COFFEE

The s-year-old son Of Adolfo otsro
and wife Of fatigue. N. NJ. pulled
the coffee pot full OF boiling coffes
from the stove saturday night, spill
mis- the hot liquid over ~ body
scalding Il ~ badly thpt u died suns
day night nom the effects thereof.
Funeral service we've held yeater.
day, lnterment kelng IN the TailQns
cemetery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-14

will appeal to every member Of tho
family. u viii pay you 10 make your
selections tomorrow OF Saturday
w.ilc the assortment Is complete.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-14

ron sAI.E--Excrllcn Riding and dris-
isss horsf, buggy aud harness. eso
cash, aaa south seventh ~. lb2t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-14

FOR nENr-- Modern houses; Z. ana
10 foomni one G-room furnished,
also store rooms. W. ". McMilllnn.
sib West Gold, isp
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-14

WANTED--Good home for little girl
% board By week. Call room I. 81.
Claire Hotel zap
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-12
Stomach Misery
Quickly Ended
Sourness, Gas, Heaviness, Heart.
burn Go in Five Minutes.

Eat hearty meal II you want to-
Then take two All-O-NA tablets, and
you'll wonder why that old stomach OF
yours is so quiet and comfortable
But If MONA was only a queller OF
stomach disturbance it wouldn't be such
good medicine for you to put in your
stomach.
MI-0-NA tablets do more than give
relief; they clean, rcnovate, put strength
and elasticity into the stomach walls and
build up the general condition OF the
stomach so that you can digest the
hcartiest meal without fear OF distress.
Guaranteed for indigestion, dizziness,
biliousness, sleeplessness, sick headache,
and all diseases arising from dcrangcd
stomach. Large box so cents at Tragic
Co.'S and druggists everywhere.
Free trial treatment and booklet from
Booths MONA, Buffalo, n. ", who
also fill mail orders on receipt OF price.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-12
CARGO OF COTTON
ON FIR { IN ship

Wilmington. N. c., December H.
The mathematician cargo of the British
steamship Oceana is still burning
lercely tonight. although the fire is
confined to hold No. 2. The ship has
cargo OF 1900 bales of cotton,
cleared from this port on Friday for
Bremen. The ship was ninety miles
east OF Frying Pan Shoals when smoke
issuing from her hold No. 2 led to the
discovery that fire was SmoTSe rIng
among about 1000 bales of cotton. The
captain Immediately reversed the ship
and put back at full speed 70 South
port. where she arrived Saturday after
noon. There being no fire department
there, the ship was brought to Will
mington on Sunday, and since then eff
forts have been made to subdue the
flames The fire department has the
snip in hand, and the fire appears to be
of a serious nature. although the dam
age cannot be ascertained, owing 70
the peculiar character OF her cargo of
compressed cotton. At midnight II is
believed that the fire will be confined
to the part of the ship in which IT
originated.
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APPEAL FOR AID
FOR GOOD ROADS
Delegation of Richmond Autoists
Call on Senators Martin
and Swanson.
PROMISED HEARTY SUPPORT
Urge Use of Lincoln Memorial
Fund for Building Modern
Highway.
PROMISED HEARTY SUPPORT
Especial to The rimes.Disnatcb

nj
Washington. December Ia dele
CATION OF Richmond automobiles.
headed by Preston Beivin. president OF
the virginia State Automobile Assoc
citation, to-day called on Senator'S
Martin and Swanson and asked their
aid In the plan to secure better high
ways throughout the country In
particular they asked the two Senator's
TO do what they could to have the
uses Of the proposed highway from
Washington TO Richmond.
This would, they said, be a Link In
the highway proposed to run from
quebec to Miami. They argued thai
there liz good road leading from
Washington to Gettysburg, the point
70 which 1t has been suggested 10
nuiid the Lintoln memorial road.
should the memorial take that form :.
mat PRESIDENT Lincoln put forth his
pest eforts TO secure unitui coun-
Try; that there could be no more nuIng
tribute to his memory than great
highway connecting the capital of tho
United States with the capital OF the
Contederacy. But the very best argu-
ment which the Richmond men used
III the 1act that near Fredericksburr
the public road Is well nigh impassabIe
at many points.
A disgrace to the country. 60 tha
way some of them expressed IL, and a
CONDITION that should not be allowed To
exist 1t has been proposed to take n
party OF Congressman to that point
and let them see the actual conditions
ior themselves. but no one has yolun-
teered to go.
with Sir Belvin are A. l. westward.
r. u. Airport, State Highway Commits,
sioher WilsoR. George Hunter Lewis
snunan' Z. E. Hazelgrove, L 3. Man
vile and j. Lewis.
while here the yirginians Will con
Ter not only with the two Senator's
from their own State, but with men,.
other members of the House and SEN
ate VINO are enthuHiastic automobiles q
ana #iil endeav9r to enlist their In
teFest in the general scheme OF hipb-
way improvements
one OF the most enthusiastic men on
this subject whom the members of the
aeiesation met to-day was. vice.
fFesident sherman. He travels thous
ahds OF miles every year In his auto
ana is ever ready to lend his assist :
ance to anything looking to the i'm !
proVement OF the roads of the country
Inc Richmond men will remain her.,
until they feel that they have accom- :
piished at least enough to Justify them
IN having made the hard run from
richmond to the national capital. They
nave been assured of hearty s,pDort
rom many sources. p. H. MEG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-12
CHARGED WITH BEING SPY
Mexican RurnIes Arrest ,Ion po.,n,
EOrmec II. s. SnIliaE =

an nurnies Arrest Man Posing ms
Former U. S. Soldier,
San Diego, Cal. December 11.-John
Mci)onaid, thirty-hve years old, Who
cla!ns to BIO a former United States
Wash. was taken to-day TO Ensappd,
from Tijuana. Lower California, To- he
Tried as spy. United States Consul
simpich at Ensenada has been asked
ests.
Mcdonald appeared at a railway
camp about eight miles from Tijuana
ltsI Thursday night. He had two rifle s
ana ammunition. He said he was on
his way from Everett. Wash, 70 ac-
cept employment which had been prom
ised In Mexico. On the day following
ruraies arrested him and took him to
Tijuana.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-12

Washington. December ll.-Francis
lindc Stetson, of New York. TO-DAY
Committee on Interstate Commences
mat there should be n gorerrlIncut
commission empowered to pass in all
vance upon the character Of indus
trial corporations which threatenad 70
.nonopolize the field in which they may
5e operating. Mr.. Stetson said he would
moi advocate the repeal OF the anti
trust law.
The Sherman law Is enshrined In
the minds of the people, ana there
would be SUCH distrust of tho motives
modify Il that the effort Womb do
greater harm than good"
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try to determine the wisdom of parents.
Ohionn. in TiIt.

Washington. december ll.-sharp In
terchange between Representatives
Sherwood and Anderson. OF Ohio. whose
districts adjo!n, and who have rival
bills before the House for the increase
OF Civil War pensions, characterized
the House debate on the Sherwood
pension bill to-day. General, Shcr.
wood declared he would resign his seat
in Congress IL Mr.. Anderson could and
one Of the 5000 soldiers In any dis
trict that ever asked to vote for me-"
The debate on the Sherwood bill viii
eno Tomorrow afternoon with speeches
by former Speaker Cannon, Rcpresen.
tatie Fitzgerald and other House
leaders. IL is expected taat the bin
VIII pass the House Tomorrow night
in an amended form.
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JUDGE WARD TO RESIGN.
"Ill leave SUPERIOR Court nsneh ..

VIII Leave Superior Court Bench on
Account of Physical Condition.
charlotte n C.. December HE
causc OF reported attacks OF vertigo
which necesauated postponements az
court in the First judicial District,
Judge George w. Ward. one of the
best known and most popular OF North
Cardinals Superior Court Judges, will
Tomorrow tender his resignation 10
Governor Witchin. Judge Ward has
been on the bench for seven years, ana
has made an env'abie record as u Jur-
ist Ills home is In Newborn. At n
meeting to-day OF the bar OF Elizabeth
City the Bar Association recommend
ed TO the Governor the appointment
OF Colonel W. B. Rodman, for years
Southern Railway counsel, as his sue
cessor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-12
ENEMY OF BOIL WEEVlL

EgEs of Latter Destroyed by the Ar
Bcntlne Ant.
New Orleans. December '11.-After
extensive experiments. Father Albert
Bicyer. a scientist OF this city. has an
nounced that the Argentine ant, q
Louisiana pest, which Is the despair OF
housewives, ia the South's most et-
fectiVe enemy OF the boil weevil 1t
waE found that the ant will destroy
the young weevils and eggs, and the
scientist thinks that in time the ant
Will muster sufficient courage TO at
tack Yrown-up weeyils.
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!rose' child Labor nurc,u.

that the bin creating child
urcau in the Department OF
|ce and Labor was unnecessary
|:nce with the home was made
when that measure was called
fhe Senate by Mr.. Borah. OF
Senator'S Bailey and HEPBURN
!. Mr.. Bailey contended that
sent system had produced the
race Of people In the worlds
and there was no need OF in.
Fhe governments aid. Mr.. Hey
'clared 1t meant the establish
nurseries throughout the coun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-12
DRYs CARRY ELECTION
But Majority Insufficient to Establish
rrUhtbItIon in New Iealand.

Wellington. New Zealand. December
ia proposal TO aaopt a genera law
OIL proniuition against the SAFE OF AGO
roAc liquors throughout New Zealand
mas been ueIeatGu on SUBMISSION 10 the
people. The complete returns OF a rex
cfenuum neid on the subject recently
SNOW tnat 2o5,so4 persons voted III Ia
Nor of lnc measure. wnlie 2U2.oOS voted
against II. Inc proportion OF voters
.eQuired by law in order TO carry u
proposition into effect IL 60 per cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-12
TWO DEATHS RESULT
Bomb Exploded in n Crowded Motion
Picture Theatre I'm Belgium.

LieEe Belgium. December 1.-THE
bombs explosion which occurred during
cinematographic exhibition here last
night has resulted in the death OF two
persons, and sixty three others are
suffering from serious injuries. Eight
of the victims had legs amputated.
The theatre was crowded with work
men al the time OF the explosion and
4 terrible panic ensued. The bomb
which was charged with dynamite, was
loaded with nails. 1t is believed that
1t was thrown BY madman and not
by revengeful discharged employe,
$ was at first supposed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-12
MAY DE PULLED OFF.
Tugs Succeed In Moving NAVY CoI,,.r
Sterling ahnut Inn Iraa.

Norfolk, Va, December iI.-wrcck
ing tugs have succeeded In mo,,i,'c.
about 100 feet the navy collier s.nr.
ing. which lies aground just inside Of
Sape Henry. where she had TO he
o;rnnened Deem Der to prevent her
steamer Dorothy tue
, win favorable weather 1t is he
llcved that the Sterling may soon he
gotten into deep water NC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-12
EXCITEMENT FATAL
Ex-ChleI of Fire battalion Stricken
with Heart Failure.

New York, December Il.-Aroused
10 nigh pitch or excitement while
watchinb the efforts OF iiremen to
exiting Ulsh "a dangerous midnight blaze
III tue apartment mouse where ne lived.
SdlnuGI Bust, seyenty-ciSht years
OLD, an ex- battalion chief OF the New
York fire department., was stricken
with heart failure last night and
dicu.
The aged ex-ohicf discovered the
blaze, anu IL was through his activity
II going among frIgnlenel tenants
thut panic was prevented.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-12
congressman La mb,e nills.

Captain John Lamb has introduced In the
for military highway between York; Town
and jamestown via WILLIAMSBURG. which
was referred to ehe Cofhmittee on Military
Affairs. sl:F u.s.
Captain Lamb Is also the autior OF n foinf
resolution directing suitable shaft to be
placed at tho grave of George wythe, which,
was referred to the Committee on tho IL
orarY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-12
Dishonest German Walter Sentenced.

Cologne. Germany, December IA
imposed BY the criminal court here
to-day on q waiter named Friedrichs.
who was convicted of extensive thefts
OF travellers checks and baggage from
American tourists here. as well as in
London, Paris and Antwerp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-12
v0GEL's JEWELRY FOUND
Part of Loot Taken From Murdered
Mnn's BODY.
Nav yorIs Dera,n

New York, December 11.-Detectives
to-day found in room In Canal
Street building about $4,000 worth OF
the body of isaac Vogel. who was
murdered there last Wednesday. Joseph
Roberts. negro. employed in the
building. Is under arrest.
Vogel, who was jeweler. was found
lying in the cellar with his head bat
tered in and gems worth several thou
sand dollars missing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-12
Special Bargains
for Christmas
Sparklers Fireworks, dozen, SC; or 80

Sparklers fireworks, dozen, SC; or 80
Can be used indoors.
Finest Seeded Raisins, lib pkg. -. lie
Best Quality Citron, per Id. .I7c
Finest Cleaned Currants, Lib. pkg. lie
Finest Layer Figs, lib. pkg. >. l5c
Finest London Layer Raisins, h.. 10c
New Dates, lib. pkg. &c
New Loose Dates, lib. pkg. Sc
New Lemon or Orange Peel. per lb. 14c
New Shellcd Almonds, per h.. ;. 4Oc
New Mixed Nuts, per h.. .121lc
Chocolate Drops, per lb....,..... PIC
Finest Shredded Cocoantlt, per h.. 15c
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen. J.. 1Sc
Sweet Florida Oranges, per dozen, zoe,
Large Malaga Grapes per h.. .12Hc
Fine Eating Apples, 25c peck: Dbl. $3.50
Chalmers Gelatine, 3 pkgs. ....... Csc
Stag Gelatine. per package. ........ SC
Wine Tor jelly, per quart. ......... Zoe
New Mincemcat, per pound ........ SC
assorted Jellies. per pound 1890. SC
Large Gicy Cocoanlts 49,. ~. &c
Albemarle Sweetest Cider, per gallon soc
Albemarle Pippin Apples. soc peck;
per barrel 49,. -. SO. 90
Cape Cod Cranberrics. pei. quart. (. !. I2c
Fresh French Candy. per ib.. y SC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-12
MURDER UNEARTHED
Body Found or Man Probably Killed
Eifly Years Ago.

Rochester. y. y, December 1l&-1he
skeleton OF man washed out OF
the heart OF suburban swamp by d
reclamation company while nilinE III
land near here. Coroner kleindinst be-
licres. marks murder of dfty years
ago. The body wac buried nude ana
there ts fracture of the skull. The
ola police records are being gone over
in search OF some clue which may
Identify the remains
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-12

last winter. Pet and Mousie together
make pair of pets which are hard
to beat tA
Personal md General.
James H. Miller, of Philadelphia, is
the city.
Frank Owens, OF Danvllle. Is visit
ing his parents OH Decatur Street. Mr..
resided on the Southside. is now en-
gagged In business in Danville with
his brother-in-law.
Mrs. Joseph D. Prince, who has been
visiting Mrs. l. w. Chentham In Oak
Grove, has returned te her home in
Gray. Sussex county.
The Junior y. w. \. OF the Balm
bridge Street Church. will give an en-
tcrtainment Mt the church Friday
night. A silver offering will be taken
at the door.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-12
VIII Take chrl.tmp, ncc.,.

washington, December ll-An adj
journment of Congress Thursday, De
gcn'ber -. until Wednesday, January
.. was agreed upon in the House To-
gay. Tariff legislation will De de-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-12
South Richmond Bureau.
Tho Times-Dispatch,
1920 Hull Street.

Putting themselves on record MS
being uneauivooaliy opposed to any
plan to reduce the number OF wards TO
the exclusion OF Washington Ward. the
following resolution was adopted by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-12

Close for Christmas.
New York, December 1.-THE Coffee
Exchange will be closed December 30,
the Sntur0ny preceding Christmas.
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Why not solve that gift problem with ONE
GRAND PRESENT--that ALL will cnjoy2
, gift that will make Christmas joy last ALL
sYEAR-for YEARS AND YEARS AND YEARS
Decide on GOOD piano as the BEST gift
of all. The Steff piano ranks as one OF the
worlds finest Instruments in tone, in beauty in
LASTING quality.
It stands ALONE and without match in this
regard IT is THE ONLY SUPREME QUALI-