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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-23
ernnram for .he Week.

PTOgFdUl EOE -Hc
 Monday-7:45 p. m. Business wom ems club. Important business to be 
 Tuesday-4:0O p. m- kyuGa irs7rary afteTn 0on.
 7:3O D. m. Big roundup of all Polar and Grizzly bears. All mem Eers are urged to be present. Wednesday 1O:O0 a. m- Adult Bible class.
 z:OO4:S0 p. m. Bowling at the Y- M. c. A.
 400 Regular meeting of the W. M. c.
 Thursday-4:30 ?. m. lnunionwe- stand.
 Friday-3:0O p. m. Gathering ot all the Grizzly and Polar cubs."
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EIks' Dance Postponed.

The dance which was to have beeIi gwen Thursday evening by the Elks at their ledge rooms has been post poned until next Thursday
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The Social Side of Life

service. II a. m. Tuesday. Daugh- ters of the Kings meet 7.30 p. m. Thursday. Brotherhood of St. An drew meets at 7:45 p. m. Friday, choir practice at 7:3O p. m.
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well and favorably known in Tomb stone, the bride being a popular
 young lady, whose pleasing manner, accomplishments and grace have won her a large circle of friends,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-23

Dr. and Mrs. N. c. Bledsoe, Mrs. C.. N. Stimmef and Miss Gertrude Crockett went to Tucson on Monday to hear Sarah Bernhardt.
 c. H. Hssse. local business man. is~at Tucson on q business nilsson
 John E. Lyons. of Floresvills. Tex, 'ts in the city. stopping at the Phila- delphis hotel.
 |. Elliott. of Douglas. is in the city. registered at the Philadelphia.
 Otto c. Ern, tIaseiing freight and passenger agent of the Santa Fe. with headquarters at Fl Paso, was in the city yesterday leaving last night for Fl Paso hoping that he would arrive before the expected battle is pulled on.
 H. D. Smith. of Cananes. vas in the city yesterday on business.
 District Attorney John s. Williams, who came over from Tombstone 10 attend the funeral of Denny Twomey. has returned to the county seat.
 Sheriff Jack White returned to Tombstone yesterday after spending several days In Bisbee.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Briggs. of Cal umet. Michigan. are registered at the Copper Queen hotel.
 William Nj. Kelly Is registered It the Copper Queen hotel from aeSieo
 George c. Thompson of Fl paso was in the city yesterday.
 O. B. Weilborn of Fl Paso was business visitor in the city yester' day.
 Assistant District Attorney Ed J. FIanigan will leave this afternoon for Tombstone to be present at tho meeting of the grand jury of the dis trict court. Mir. Flsnigan expects the term of court to last about two weeks. following the beginning of work on the docket, May 8.
 A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. p. F. Wilkinson, of Jones Hill yes terday.
 Mrs. Bachamentez of Dubacher canyon, was taken to the Copper Queen hospital yesterday
 R. Nj. Henry, of Fl Paso, was in the city yesterday.
 Harry Wiles ana E. B. Kelly, of Wellington. Tex. are in the city. Last Sunday evening D. B. Dll- laway of Mason Hill was given de- nghtful surprise party by a num- Der of his friends, the occasion be- ing his birthday anniversary. Early in the evening Mir. Dillaway was called to Lowell on important business" and when he returned at 7:sO he found his home full or guests. waiting to greet him. He was puzzled until one of the friends stepped out and in an appropriate speech presented him with a me Masonic charm. Mir. Diiiaway re- sponded in a feeling manner, show ing his deep appreciation of the honor. The guests enjoyed them selves to the limit playing bridge and five hundred, after which de IightfuI luncheon was served SeV eral fashhght photographs were taken. Those present were. Messrs- and Mesdames J. H. Smith, w. J. spalding. W. Dickinson, P. J. Lin- deman, J. R. Larson, J. Sullivan stafford Mankus, C. Bordenhamer' H. N. Garner. H. c. McGregor' F E. Hewitt, J. I. Swar' 'ck, F. D. Bryan. R. Booker, D. Wilson.
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TOMBSTONE SOCIETY

Marriage of Popular Lo-ai Couple.
 & pretty wedding was s1len- nized in Tombstone this morning, when Miss Beatrice Bixby and
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-23

George Wales were united in the holy bonds of wedlock. Rev. Sim onson of the Eriscopsl church of- hciated at the home of the bride. and in the presence of a few inti- rate friends of the contracting par ties.
 The newly welded couple are
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Church Societies.

The missionary department of the Presbyterian league met "Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors. A this was the last meeting of the year. officers were elected for the next year. Mrs. Durley was chosen president. Mrs. J. L. Bowden, sec retary and Mrs. Dr. Ferguson, treas urer. The work of the year on South America was reviewed during the afternoon and it was dec:.ed that home missions would be studie when the work was taken up next year.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-23
Y. W. C. A. NOTES

The membership contest has been progressing rather slow lately, every member is urged to do her part an show her interest for the best thing for Bisbee Every Polar and Grizzly is asked to bring In as many new members as possible on Tuesday evening.
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Country Club.

The first of series of entertain ments to be given at the Country club during the coming months will he s bridge tournament. This will take place the first of May. A committee has been sppointel to make plans for the meet which will be announced next week. Mem bers of the committee are; Mes danes R. T. Pelton. N. C. Biedsoe Lee Blair. A Caldwell, Miss B. De Woody; Messrs James Lewis, J. F. Connelley, wm Gohring, J. P. VII fiamson. Paul Stevens
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-23

The last regular meeuug or the Catholic Ladies Sanctuary society was held Thursday afternoon w4t1 Mrs. A. T. Sowle. During the sum mer meetings will be held after o'clock mass in the church. The first of these meetings will be Sunday May z.
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Dr. and Mrs. N. c. Bledsoe went to Phoenix Thursday. Dr. Bledsoe was a delegate to the good roads convention. which was held Friday and Saturday.
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Miss Quir of New York, who has been the guest of Mrs. Won saltza for several weeks, left last week 10 soln her father in Texas.
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Miss Eliza Galbraith left last even fng 10 spend several days with Mrs. Slaughter at San BeTnardino ranch.
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CHURCH SOCIETIES
Church Societies.

The Episcopal Gufld VIII meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Gerald Sher- man.
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St. John's Episcopal Church. Sunday school. 9:45 a. ID. Morning
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Miss Gertrude Crockett spent sew srai days last week in COurtlsnd.
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Miss Mary EchoIs will leave tht5 morning for a weeks rest, to be the guest Of Mrs. Slaughter of the San Bernardino ranch.
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Mrs. John Slaughter of the san Bernardino ranch spent Thursday m
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Mir. J. NJ. Ross will return today from c business trip to Flagstaff.
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Miss Margarita May, who has been the guest of Mrs. J. M. Ross at Warren will leave Tuesday for her home in San Francisco.
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MT. P. G. Bckett entertained a party of six at dinner Monday evening st the Copper Qeen hotel.
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Mir. Henry Poppen was called 10 Hammond, Indiana, Friday by the serious illness of his father.
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PERSONAL ITEMS

Mrs. Eddleman left Monday to spend the summer with her parents in Albany, Texas.
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THE woMAN'S CLUB

On Monday night last the Woman club entertained its members an their guests with a dance at the club hoase. Beside the regular pro Eram of alternate <ysise and two step. there were four novelty nun pers for which favors of Japanes designs were provided. The hostess Mrs. F. C. Bledsoe and Mrs. F. M Buchwalter served punch. raspberry ice and cake. As the club house ball room is only moderate in size the guest list vas necessarily some what limited. Those present wers Aesdames Bennett. Bledsoe, Burgess Bnckwalter. Abrams. Cooyer. Git son Flora Flanagan. Nordine. Read Peabody. Moore, Pinkerton. o'Brien Sterling; Misses Edwards. Perkins Tong, Givens, Angius, Sims and kessrs Arnold. Abrams. Angius Bennett, Bledsoe, Burgess, Buck walter, Vail. Coover, DeVoy, Flora Hatley Irving. Kilt, O'Brien. Nordine. Penney, Sterling.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-23

The dance of last Tuesday even ing given at the odd Fellows hail ey Pearl Chapter No. 6 Order of the Eastern Star was a pronounced sue cess, socially and well as financially. A pleasant diversion was the Star dance for which partners were SC lected by different colored stars bearing corresponding number, tn xentlemen's stars having question and the ladies stars with like nun Der answering. Punch was served to the numerous guests throughout the evening. Midnight found tn dancers reluctantly saying goodnight to the strains of Home, Sweet Home"
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Tn regular meeting of the Woman 8 club win be held Friday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock at the club rooms. Mrs E. J. Flannigan will be chairman and the subject for the afternoon will be Household Economies"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-23

O. B. Weilborn of Fl Paso was business visitor in the city yester' day.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-23

William NJ. Kelly Is registered Tt the Copper Queen hotel from Heyico
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George c. Thompson of Fl Paso was in the city yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
LUTHERAN
ENGLIsH.

r Lutheran church, located N
Jefferson street. opposite tho Public
Library: Robert sehIotter pestovi
residence, 121-a Brighton avenue
Morning service, 1890 o'clock.
Sunday school, 2:30 p M.
Second Grace Sunday school. 55i
Brace avenue, at 3.45 p. M.
Vesper service, Tao P. NJ.
Mfd-Week Lenten ~sarvice, Wednes.
day evening at 3 o'clock
Ladies' Aid Society meeting Thurs.
day afternoon.
Senior Luther League ~nsaAfi.s
IN the evening at 3 o'clock.
Junior. Luther League m.sefing an
Friday afternoon. Gatechetical e,aa1
meeting IN the evening at TAO.
Strangers r invited to an ser.
vices. Vt
ST. STEPHENS DANISH.
Rev: Alfred Derf, pastor. serv3cas
Sunday at 1890 a. ii. ana 7.aa q
AZ Sunday school, 2.s0 p M
wednesday, Young People.s meef.
OUR SAVI0uRss.
Services tomorrow st f0s90 ana
50 o'clock. SUNDAY school a 9a
NJ, Young Peoples soefafv m
Thursday night. SATURDAY.. eonsr-
nation class.
~. rATEss GERMAN
sunday sehoof Il r IL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
BAPTIST
FIRST.

Westinghouse on Tayette street.
near High. Pastor, Rev. William Fl.
Rawden. residing at 1873 Gordon
street.
Sunday appointments. Brother
hood Bible Glass at $50, for men
only. Service OF worship at 1890.
with preaching by the pastor on the
theme: This Care of the SOUL
Observance OF the Lord's Supper.
with reception OF new members.
Sunday school at q :20, conducted by
MFR. Letter. Service of evangelism at
1880, with q sermon by the pastor
on the theme THE Working OF
Miracles.
During the week: Monday even
Ing, the meeting OF the trustees.
Wednesday evening. the spiritual
meeting of the week, for all the peos
lpIe. Friday afternoon, The meeting
OF the juniors. Friday evening. ths
meeting Of the young mems mission
study class.
Our church - sailing With too lit
tie ballast. More people are needed
! TO bald aa~a sesse @ s~s-.-
seats. Tour coming will be, like
mercy, twice blest, doing you good
and us as well. We want particular
lly those who to not attend church
elsewhere, and always have d warm
welcome for the stranger within our
gates. The gospel invitation Il
.ICome.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
PRESBYTERIAN
FIRST.

FIRST.
The First Presbyterian church,
City Hall Park, James Henry North
lrup, minister.
The minister will preach at the
morning service, beginning at 1890
o'clock. Subject, 1.-THE Look
Ahead Text, "Let thine eyes look
right on" Prov. 4:25.
Music.
Organ-Concerto, g Minor, An
dante (Mendelssohn).
Anthem-"The Pillars OF the
Earth are the Lords tTours), the
chorus choir.
Offertory Anthem-The Night is
Far Spent" (Harker), the chorus
choir
Organ-voluntary (Geissler1
Evening service, 1890
Subject OF sermon, "The Greatest
of Ail-the true measure Of worth
ana the new M1ethod OF amDftipns
Text, Matt. 13-11., "But he that Is
greatest among 9 shall be your
servant
Organ-Nocturne op. 81, No 1,
Soprano solo-Behold the Mas
ter Passeth By" stHammond), Miss
Irene Owens.
Anthem-eNunc Dimittiso fash
ford). the chorus choir.
Organ-Postlude In a Minor
tReineke).
Notices.
Sunday: $50 A. NJ, Bible classes,
women's class In the parIor. mems
class in the chapel.
1880. Sunday school.
3:45 P. NJ, Junior Endeavor.
$40 p. M, Endeayor meeting.
Leader. Miss Heingelman, Topic,
Lessons from Great Lives" III.
Moses, Elk. III.
Debate IN Mems Society.
Monday, 8 P. NJ, the tariff ques-
ton that has been a~gitating this SEES
sion of Congress, will be debated In
the Mems Society. Subject, RE
solved, That free trade would be
more beneficial to the people of the
United States than the present pro-
~tective tariff. Affirmative, Messra.
Hancock and Irueman; negative.
Messrs, Degenring and Reid.
Tuesday, 3 p. NJ, praise service OF
Committee, Miss Quincy. Mesdamea
Fraser. shull, LaRoe, Peters, Brace,
Wednesday, 4 F. Nj, pastors class.
7:45 P. NJ. prayer meeting. Sub
ject, "PauTs Second Letter to Tim
othy." This is PauIs last letter, his
farewell written to his beloved son
in the faith.
Thursday s F. M, business meet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
MRS. DRUMMoND'S MISSION.
Management Of Field Estate For Her
Children Cause of Visit to America.

Management Of Field Estate For Her
Children Cause of Visit to America.
Chicago, March 4.-Mr. and Mrs.
Maldwin Drummond returned to Chi
cago after a fruitless effort in New
York to trace the steamship thief who
robbed Mrs. Drummond Of $4,000
worth of jewels. Mrs. Drnmmond
formerly was Mrs. Marshall Field, ,Ir.
It was revealed here that Mrs.
Drurnmond came to this country al
this particular time because of a dis
agreement with the guardians of the
fortune of $500, 100000 left by the
Fields. From the combined fortunes
of her father-in-law and her husband
she received about 100000 In cash
aud the income from a trust fund Of
81 100000. The balance OF the great
Field fortune, estimated now at $780,
Kso,oo0 and steadily growing. was LEFT
TO Mrs. Drummond's children, Mar
shall Field Sd, Henry Field and Gwen
doiln Field.
The executors have ideas Of their
own on the management Of the fortune
and the future of the two young men
and their sister, to whom 1t win all
ultimately come. Mrs. Drummond and
her husband have come to this coun-
try to settle the matter once and for
NIL with the executors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
REFLECTION


PROGRESS.
F~orty-one years ago a man war
fncarcerated at Charlestown, Mass.t
having been sentenced to imprison-
ment for life for the crime Of MUIR
der. He has been a model prisoner,
and SO was paTdoned recently By
Governor Foss. on the general
grounds that the ends Of justice had
been satisfied. 1t was as II n had
stepped forth from the tomb, for the
world had become practically new
within the almost half century,
Imagine his sensations. One paper
puts 1t thus: Electric cars, tele-
phones, elevated railways, subways,
skyserapers, aeroplanes, and all tho
multitude OF modern scientific appli-
ances hare come into practical life
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
Do 1t Now
Perth Amboy People Should Not
Wait Until It Is Too Late

w y 1AtG- 4s
The appalling death-rate from kid
ney disease is due In most cases to
the fact that the little kidney trou-
hies are usually neglected until they
become serious. The slight symp-
toms give place to chronic disorders
and the sufferer goes gradually into
the grasp OF diabetes, dropsy,
Bright's disease. gravel or some
other serious form OF kidney COM
plant.
If you suffer from backache, head
ache. dizzy spells; II the kidney So
cretions are irregular of passage and
unnatural in appearance, do not de-
tay. Help tns kidneys at once.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
for kidney disorders. Over one nun
dred thousand people have recon-
mended them. Here's 9 case at
home.
Edward Gangwer, 1s1 Broad g..
Perth Amboy. n. - sayas This
public statement I gave In praise al
poan's Kidney pills nearly ten years
ago still holds good. ] have neTes
lost an opportunity TO tell what thla
remedy did for me. ] still Use II
occasionally whenever my kadneya
bother nae and ] soon get rsiief.H
For sale By all dealers. Price SO
cents. Fosfar-Milbnrn Co Buffalo,
New york, coils agents FOR tbs Unit
I'd States
Remember the nane-Dcan
and take no other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
CONGREGATIONAL

SWEDISH.
A. II. Elmqnsst, pastor house Of
worship, 1886 Gordon street.
Order OF services Sunday
1880 A. M, devotional service,
~ noon, Sunday school.
1880 p. NJ, devotional and sons
service.
Monday. 1850 p. Ms congregation
al business meeting
Tuesday 1880 P. M.. cottage pray
Ier meeting at the home of Mr.. Johu
Eovenbefg, AL Neville street
Wednesday. 1880 r NJ prayer
meeting and mid-wsek service.
N8saee.
AT the close Of the Sufsaag exea
Ing service the holg eemn1nnson vii
pc celebrated aAa neH meEnaars r
|eeaved.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL.
bxsssoh x.-Frst Quarter, For
March s, 1911.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.

vext Of the Lesson, n Kings II, f-fs.
Memory Verses, u, t2-Goiden Text,
Gen. v, 24-commsntary Prepared by
Rev. D. M. stearns.
AS we come to Elijah's farewell to
earth for the present we might with
great profit review and ponder his d.
rect messages from the Lord, which,
ii I have counted correctly, were just
eight Il Kings xvii, 2. s; xviii, I; XIX, Q,
xxi, II, IS; II Kings !, 9, 151 In the
previous chapter In connection with
the messages from heaven to Elijah
notice how God observes all that Is
done for or against Him, and also
how He tells His servants when to sc
or stay. 1.-THE ways Of man are be
fore the eyes of the Lord, and He pom
dereth all his goings'' prov. ". 81
Note the IRE from heaven In ehapte,
/, 10, Il, and compare Rev. vi, 5.
We should have noticed In last les
son the penitence of Ahab and the
Lords f~orbearance and long suffering
q Kings XXI, 1920. Truly He Is moi
willing that any should perish (II Pet
iii, o..
Now we anne In our lesson OF to
day to something wholly unique IN ths
Bible story, for, although Enoch alst
was translated, we have no record O
the incidents connected herewith
Only these two have ever left the eartf
without dying, but a great company
will have this privilege when jesus
shall come to the air for His churcl
Il Cor. XIV, 81, 81; ! Thess. iv, 1919
There is a fearful record in Rev. XIX
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04

world" and who, on the other hand,
believe that all for whom Jesus did
not pray and labor would surely at
death be cast into eternal torment.
Such inconsistencies, he claimed, were
turning many noble men and women
from God and from the Bible, neither
of which are at fault. The fault lies
with the unscriptural proposition that
all except the elect" all except the
little fock," who now have the hear
ing a and understanding heart and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
FLAME DUCKS BID FAREWELL

Retiring Statesmen Take Tbslr Leave
of this President at White House.
Washington. March A number OF
ssIame ducks Of the present congress
hopped over to the White House to bid
farewell to President Taft.
Senator Beverage Of indiana was
nre Of them. Senator Dick OF Ohio.
Representative Boutelie Of Illinois, who
waa not 50 lame that he could not get
che appointment OF minister to Portu-
gal, and Representative Cocks Of New
yorH were among the Others. Air.
Houfelie locked m~ournfully at the.
White House as he departed and res
Eparsed: I
We'll | aes fbis Is the last ting
fHI sae taIs balaIne rs q member of
he a*aFs congress any
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
WHY JESUS REFUSED
TO PRAY Fer THE WORLD.
Election and NoneisotIsn Viewed Frsm
q New Standpoint--Paster
Russell on Gods Times
and Seasons,

II pray not for tho world, BIZ for them
which thou hast given ms."-John xvtl 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04

Feb. 26.-Pastor
Russell thought
that these words
m lust sound
strangely to those
who stin believe
on the one hand,
that J ssus loved
and s~ympathized
with the world
and came specially
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
HEIREss TO MILLIONS.

tIaat va YfsInsesottlEn lien placed either abopaI
eAnsu-ineleve of the railroad track.
~. vark March X.-Richard-w-J
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-11-22
Holiday Handkerchief

Already our assortments are
complete, and we advise an early
call IL you desire to choose from
the largest assortment you've
ever had offered to you.
imported Hand Embroidered
and Madeira Handkerchief
splendid selections up to $500
each. Second FIoor.)
Swiss Embroidered Handker.
chiefs-an assortment such as
we have never attempted to
stock before. Prices Csc to $3.50.
INITIATED HANDKERCHlEFS
for men and women. Several
styles at 10c to Csc each.
SEALPACkERcHiEFS, hand
kerchiefs for men and women in
plain hens put up in sanitary
cartons at 10c to Soc each.
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R0asters

ENTHUSIASTICALLY designed for
the Thanksgiving fowl. We show both
the Lisk and Savory makes. Oval,
square and round styles. All sizes, blue,
white and gray enameled and plain sheet
iron-Prices range from 60c to $500 each.
BAKING DISHES AND CASSERA-
OLES-Made of Guernsey earthen ware
set in nickle plated holders. Nickle plated
copper and aluminium. Prices range from
$3.50 to $6.75 each.
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Chldren's Toy Furniture

Well made durable pieces al
ways so much in demand
during the holiday season.
ROLL TOP DESKS-In
both stained and natural fin
ishes with chair to match.
Desks with blackboard at
tachments, in 2 sizes, chairs
to match.
Tea Tables
Rocking Chairs
High Chairs
Desk Chairs
Easy Chairs
Wicker Rockers
Doll Furniture in COM
plete sets.
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Fancy Groceries for Thanksgiving Table

FRESH vEGETABLEs-special efforts will be made
the very best in everything the market affords We
solicit your early orders.
Brussels Sprouts, California Tomatoes cauiAower,
Cucumbes, Golden Heart Celery, Parsley Leaf and Head
Lettuce Radshes Endives, Hubbard Squash Wax Beans
Green Peppers, Turnips Carrots and Cabbage.
FANCY FRUITS-Navel Oranges Grape Fruit Ma
aga Grapes Tokay Grapes Kumquats, cranberres, Ba-
nanas, Layer Figs, Golden Hallowee Dates, ETC.
These groceries pure and wholesome, complying
every respect with the sctes requirements of the pure
food laws.
DRIED FRUITS-Peaches, Pears, Seeded Rasns,
Fancy Layer Raisins, Plum Pudding currants Etc.
SWEET APPLE C1DER-Red Jacket brand same
quality in previous Phone your orders for
liberal quantities of this delicious drink
FANCY CHEESE
Genuine Imported Swiss Cheese
Holland Edam Cheese
Pirnento Cheese
Oriole Imported Roquefort Cheese
McLaren's Roquefort Cheese
New York Cream Cheese
Vaterand Brick Cheese
Black Eagle Lmburger Cheese
MILWAUKEE, SAUSAGES-
Braunschweiger Mettwurst
Hosteiner Mettwurst
New Saami
New Cervelat
Milwaukee Liver Sausage
Milwaukee Head Cheese
Milwaukee Meat Cheese
OYSTERS-Extra Select-Not the ordinary standard
so generally sod Stock always fresh received in
z F%Mcy air M, tigSt A iSn5' MT MEATS
California Walnuts
Brazls
Filberts
PecanS
Almonds
Mixed
All stocks and fresh
This store will close at noon THANKSGIVING Day