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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11
Presented With n Jewel

"One of the pleasantest features of the Knights of Columbus banquet Tues day night was the presentation of a handsome jewel and gold chain to the re- tiring state deputy. George Sullivan of Moblle,'' said member of the order.
 "This beautiful token was the gift of Birmingham knights. It was highly ap- preciated by the recipient and was &C., cepted by him in an eloquent speech"-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11

No man who is a real lover of the na- tional game will absent himself in the month of June by going to the corona, tien.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11

New York was surprised by the suffra- gette parade, so many of the paraders being young and good looking.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11
A WRITER'S "REwARDs.

" w S.
 In these days of plutocratic advertising poets and novelists who speak lightly of >their automobiles, their summer and win ter homes and many other luxuries, the subjoined confession of an author comes as distinct surprise. He has been very successful in disposing of his literary
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11

Hate to say No, George, but the truth is, the baseball season will keep us away from your coronation party
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11

Chicago urges that the next Lorimer investigation be made up of persons who are at least mildly curious.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11

Next week Tacoma Is to have another recall election. That town wants all the politics the situation is capable of.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11

The woman mayor of Hunnewell, the broomstick ip politics.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11

The spirit of reciprocity patrols our northern border instead of 2O,000 troops It is better so.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11

The Washington baseball team thinks Congress should sit until October at least
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11
REFORMED, THEN MARRIED HIM

Fhiladelphia Dispa'eh 'o 'ne 4>e"
 Herald.
 After taking an address to the dere- licts in a mission of "Hell's Half Acre" as evidence that George Long had made goodv his promise to "brace up," Miss Edna W. Calkins of New York, wealthy in her own right. announced that she would soon become his bride.
 Long has been at the head of the mis- sion for some time. Before that he was one of those intended to be reached by speeches such as the one of his which won him. wife.
 Long and Miss Calkins met in New York. Miss Calkins was engaged in sium work and to her suggestion the man took a fresh grip on life, and has proved a great aid in the settlement tasks. After coming here Long became head of the mission, and Miss Calkins. on a special trip. heard his address to the unemployed and unemployable. which decided her.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11

A .chiropractor needs no license in Ala bama The word is in the dictionary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11

The Senate is to meet at 3 o'clock Better late than never.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11
A FINE DAY

So fair is all the world without
 So brightly shines the sun, Iwould seem all cares are. put to rout And Troubles on the run.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11
SOMETHING REALLY HAPPENED

Ho4ii1i iiiANd REALLY HAPPENED.
 The guests at Mrs. Arthur Mize's tea yesterday afternoon detected an odor of something burning. They looked at each other knowingly, and said: Poor Mrs Mize; something Is burning up in the kitchen But the odor grew stronger and stronger and, at last, one woman said. It smells as though feathers are burn ing Then, suddenly, one woman screamed. Mrs. Challss, look at your hat" Sure enough, Mrs. Jim Challiss had been standing near a lighted candle, and the aigrette on her hat was on fire. The guests had great time putting out the fire The aigrette was what the insur- ance men call a. total loss An Atchison woman, who has gone to thousands of receptions, says the burning of the aigrette yesterday Is the first time she ever knew anything to really happen at recep- tion She had given up going because nothing ever happened, but now will start In over again. "-Atehison Globe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11

It Is feared that Lee ONeiil Brcxts made siy trip to ohio during the win ter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11
UNCoNvERTED.

"Jiblots read pamphlet this morning, advocating the use of predigested food,
 Didn't he have anything better than that to do?''
 No He was waiting to be served a breakfast order of pork chops, tomatoes and hot waffles."
 Was he frightened by what he read in the pamphlet?"
 No He merely ordered some addi- uonal pork chops PAUL COOK
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11
PosT-MoRTEM SPLEEN.

T presume your rich uncle remem- bered you In his will?' "Oh. yes. He ordered the sum of s1 set aside for my exclusive use."
 A POOR MANS CREED. Whats
 Money?
 Be
 Sunnyl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11

SPEAKING FROM EXPERIENCE.
 Tt gives one a thrill to come unexpect- edly upon two loving figures silhouetted against the moon," observed MT. Wop- cop
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11
CORRECT.

When is an armistice not an armis- tice?"
 When it's in Mexico"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11
AHAPPY MEMORY.

He doesn't care for poetry. you say?" Not great deal, but he'll read any thing that's written about the ol swim ming hole"
 HIS RULING PASSION.
 Dibbs said, "I'd like,
 Before l die,
 Just one more chance
 To swat a fly"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11

"Indeed 1t does" said MT. Divorcon. Particularly if one of the loving figures happens to be your wife"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11

Except in the bleachers baseball can be played in any language
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11
ADRIFT WITH THE TIMES

output, but the slender pecunlary rel turns which were his, send us marking back to the time when genius sojourned' in garret and dined on crust of bread
 Golfers Weekly recently printed an ar ticle on .eThe Rewards of Writing," by "A Near Writer" who related his own experi- enee. In the past two years he has sold 40 short stories to the magazines, three serials to the newspapers, two textbooks and a novel, and for all these things he had received only about $500. Forum ately, a government post had been his main support, his writing being done lon the side" Before his identity was dis covered. he received through the mails three offers of better salaried positions than the one he held at Washington. MT. Crittenden Marriott. author of "The Isle of the Dead Ships" "Out of Russia" etc. 0or the Near Author' is he) now goes to Detroit as the press agent of motor car company. at almost twice the salary Uncle Sam paid hlm.--New York Times Book Review
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11
CONFUSING

Does chiggles know Knott?' No. he does not
 Are you sure he does not know Knott?'
 Yes. He knows not" T thought you just now said he dld not know Knott?, "Confound it He knous mi Irnnttn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11

The straw hat is fully due in Alabama Out with it.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
WILL SEND MONSTER
MESSAGE TO CORHAN
If Albuquerque Boy Makes
Good With the White Sox
He Will Receive Telegram
of Congratulations.

\ plan is already on foot among
the AlDupucrque ians to send Ru,
Curhan, nov with thc Chicago White
SoN, congratulations telegram. prn-
Viding he makes good and gets ON
with the regular squad The iudic1-
ton. nov are that "Bingcr' win
play Nith the SuX Ne regular shout
stop. II this proves true II Is propo--
ed 90 hold monster meeting ul thr
fans OF tle city aad send Cnrhnu e
telegram OF ,ongraiulation. the name
of each and every fan present ~ the
meeting to be attached 10 the M -
&C. ~ Corhan makes good with tho
SnN hr viii be the first real bona ndr
Aihupue runc man who has success
fully broken iuto the biz game ia a
national way Aud me fans OF AZ
, budunrquc should maud "Biugcg.' a
bouquet II is belioN .o Thai be Will
appreciate O telegram of congratuln.
lion more than anything else II ne
makes good such message viii quite
likely nc sout
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
\ dnmtioms Nnmmg Woman

"DU you bclirVr IN long rngnRc-
mcnts q" hr asked. after she had con-
scented To- be- iis
Yves. dearest" she replied II have
always though, n Was such q mistake
for two people To- rush into mntri-
mony before. they lealned 10 really
know each other"
"Wcll, about nov long would YOU
wish the engagement to he''
let me see. Would you think II
was too long II We didn't get married
until week from next Thursday 80
Tit Bits.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
EXPERT TESTIMONY
TO Be LIMITED
Bernalillo County Bar Asso.
citation Takes Advanced
Stand on Important Cues
ton Among Lawyers and
Doctors.

with ~ view to fixing some hounds
To- the troublesome aud VcXiup prob
lem of cXpcri testimony, which has
oetssa a'.~, 81 neN sssrissssun wn,oirs tnr-
lists throughout thu United states. the
Bcrnaliiio Ear association and the
local medical spcicty have pat their
head, together aud VIII probably work
out q plan uf reform which VIII serve
a. the basis of tuturc legislation.
At thc meeting of the bar assoyia o.
uon last night committc, was app
pointed tn confer with similar com
mlttcv at medical men. and II Is be-
hrNvd mat a scheme of practical
value viii De worked out which will
result 100 saving of time ana money
and 100 Increased confidence no the
value and crcdibility of expert t.sti-
mun>. which has been too often shak-
CA ht spectacular methods employed
bN che scnsationalists of bnE the
learned professions
Thv address OF Hon Grore, :
klnck on the subject of negotiable Inc
struWcuts AZ last nights meeting oi
the association Was scholarly and
able presentation of a subject to
which the speaker has givcn Years oi
close study aud was followed win
Close attention ny the member, pres
cut
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11

military officer. aud that hc was ~
seattle Tor the purpose of obtaining
military information lie displayed
maps and field notes indicating OBJ
sorVations that had been made by
himself and others of his nationalitN.
About three years ago the police
Department of Now YORK. city report
"a to the Wal department tina. mill
tary maps aud Information Of "A
military character had been found IN
trunk belonging To- an American.
whom They had reason To- believe was
In the employ of foreign govern
fscnt His arrest had been caused
Tor som, offcusr in no way connected
with espionage, aid the discovery of
the papers which he had was acct
dental
Another striking instance occurred
about SIX months ago In the Philip
pines whore an enlisted man at tn"
engineer corps was approached by
two officers OF foreign government
with an offer OF So on0 n he would
supply them with complete detailed
drawing and photographs OF the dc
lenses Of rurrcgidor island he
agreed tu This. ana as he was an OIL
ficial photographer for the depart
mcut no suspicion was aroused bN his
taking photographs of the interior
works. However. this soldier. after
progressing certain length of time,
decided 90 tell the authorities uf the
matter. which hc did he was di-
rcctod to proceed with the n"gotin-
tions Ion order that an effort might
be- mad, to capture the two officers
Win whom he was negotiating H.
followed this Instruction ana trap
was nid. which resulted In the cap
turc of THESE officers practically ia
the act cod receiving from the soldier
tine plans and photographs The at
tornoN general at the islands then un-
dortook 10 prosecute thcm They
were placed in prison, hut habcas
corpus proceedings were Insulated.
ANA th'y were released, AS there was
no law I'm the Philippines and none
ne the United states. under which
they might hc prosecuted.
There are many other simllnr eases
which are in the possession of tn"
war department. and the guNorum, mt
ltas an last nccumc aroused &C. the
necessity of protoctng from foreign
"rs thc military secrets regarding our
national dotcnses
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11

thc members Of The community may
supply the manifold needs oI these
giils by merely lending material and
sympathetic support What a pleased
privilege 10 be Instrumental In shap.
irs the lives and insurng the happi-
hess and soul safety OF girls by as
sisling in the maintenance OF these
homes that are the ccnters OF resist
oncc against The organized traders In
evil, What a splendid asset In the
multiplying forces OF civic progress
rs the work OF society women. who
discard the frivoitics of selfish pleas
ur. To- devote thoir talents 10 the d.
Nc'upncni and cheer OF other lives.
III, speaker paid u tribute TO the
zualOus CDdcaVurS oi business men In
the upbuildng ol the work. and The
!, cent altering al civic and religious
workers IN New York was cited. when
there We're niactccn hundred bust.
ness men IN attendance. whose efforts
were devoted 10 the Advancement ot
the \ W. G. 4. as the most potent
factor whctcwth to lcayen the whoic
OF society with good An eloquent ap.
peal was made 10 The chiyalrA of man
Kind TO protect Young Womanhood az
ihi. city and state hN their lOyal co
operation Ia ihc work OF The associa.
ton. representing The un,y one IN NcS
Mexico
The speaker concluded with the ci-
tatiOn ol incidents demonstrating the
Ienl ana appreciation oi several girls
whose hearts have been touched by
tho desire 10 serve One wealthy
girl. who hud been given $1,000 for
q tons through Europe, asked the sec
!CturN oI hrl y " G. 4 10 accept
tho money go usg Tor The pleasure OF
rOcrol airs because she wound be
happier 'hau b' pending 1t for her.
scli la travel touching note from
O lacfuv girl containing ten Conls
asked tlc secretary tu accept II -
Is an : have and meant II Tor car
aic hu, ! eau walk home II YOU will
use DO in the work that has meant 50
much TO me The phases Oi social
lie the educational part ucnts and
the gymnasium work Were cmpha'
sized rs most nportau la the dcyei.
o. ucut oi the girls 'hal are possessed
of srlcrlaliNe characteristics. mental
~, morally ana physically whcr ser
The Y W G. \ exists Closing with
word ana women 40 publish u Miss
lFInCs took her agi admidsl he EN-.
thu,iastic applause of men and NO
men whose ttndorest heart chords
aud reflective thought had been stir
red tn btnodiction was pronounced
nN Rev Il \ Cooper
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
To the Stockholders oi tie ljk~
t.ca-., Holding Company

Notice is hereby gwen mat the an
nual meeting of tho Elias Lcuso Hold
mp Company Viii be held ON Thurs
day. April 20. 1871. az SOC y m, ~
tho Elks' chm Rooms. corner fiiu
street aud Gold avenue. Nlpuqu, rQur
New Mexico. for the purpose of elects
ing fivo directors
\ fun financial statement Will o'
presented aud the affairs ct GA, vom-
pany will be discussed \ sail at
tendance ls desired II yuu cannot
attend In person please send your
proxy to some one who VIII bc pres
rnt
iiy order of IA, board ui directors
T.. +. MccANNA. secretary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
WOOL MARKET IS
STILL ACTIVE
iiuithr- \rc \nNiuu~ Ia IIrar Illus
~ order I" Care for the New tiip
Which T. Coming IN Now.

Boston. April ~ Fairly active
trading BOZ wool continues IA tho jos-
tom market following the heavy buy
ing OF last Acck The demand holds
along the same lines the Horstcd
manufactured pctng most prominent
buyers Values stan show down
ward tcndruet tur Ga, holdrrs are
anxious Co clear thrr bins for tre
new clips. Fine Montana staple brings
10 cents, fiuc Dclaiu, n,.e', 1855 to
30 cents aud unt t~h,l ohio utcc-
oiglths fleece, 20 Goo rs cents Sume
new Arizona wool drifts iu and shear
ing is In progress in ttuu and Nr-
Nada white somt cast oregon iS SELF
INK here at y cents. compared with
- last year. Dealers here are am
,cipatiug q corresponding drop Ia the
value OF the new clip.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
MINER FALLS down
TYRONE SHAFT
Ben Forsandcr, Well Known
Mining Man, Meets Tragic
Death in Burro Mountains
Last Week.

silver Citt a. NJ Nrr,I TO- u.n
forsandcr. ngtd - tcnrs .nr.u,,n
tor the last sin years fuf cant T.
'"'N't' th' Huir" mountain mining
operator. accidentally mot 90 bnrrit,.
death about - THURSDAY ,.cuing
Npril q. Wh'n fout.inrh pauduipo
which hr v1s rcpninur ou 90 sail .,
~ rouc shipped through ~. ,ruur
aud went crashing through a.. uIat
torn cn which hc was siandur car.
rSing him with u aud ria.IUus
through second platform cog buih
head. . feet below the surface uI tI,.
Shaft. the cntir" cargo with ~ huunn
freight going to the bottom of Tie
shaft l3N feet dcrp There WAS abnu,
% fct VI water In the well at the tim.
and the body was recovered with w..
iicultN. aud was due to the urloIt
work uf Gordon Booth who was PED
down the SHAFT dangling from Il rop,
n which hr had one foot siiur,d
through moose. From this urccu D..
ous position Booth fishcd FOR tho is.l,
win q pain of grappling irons id
after being iot down twice he .l..
occ'lcd ia setting hold of tm 3. a.,
remains were brought To- silver Guy
where thuy are being prepared ior
burial
Forsandcr l,u his nom, u ..ir m,-
rome about O'clock Thurs ly even
ing, telling his wife that tnt pump
on thu well Witch supple capt
farkerf cottages at Tyrone with wa
ter was out of order. and thit hr was
going to repair a. He Was siaudinl
on a i2-inch board which hc bad
s'unR across tho SHAFT about siN f.rt
below tho surface Beneath him. an
other six ifct. was ~ solid lulyhcld of
substantial timbcrs. According t. the
testimony ot iWo Mexican povt. Whn
Wcr" helping him work, along hbuut
- - O'Clock. while ForsaniCr Nas
working On the four-inCh ttnduiur
sis, tu't below the surface Wi'i 20 hug,
PAY of pil' tongs. the pipe conn
ncnccd slipping through the ,lnntis.
aud before Mi. forsnndcr couiu iuup
tho shopping pipe had hr,l,p 80.
board pu which ne was sihndirt amt
carried him down To- the bul thcsi AMI
broke through this as II 80 ~,rc
paper Mr. Fors tnder was iraltrirtf-
frightened bows immediately gov ~
alarm az Tyrone and soon tur., ct
men were at work rcScuiug 'nr h",ll
Mr.. Booth making The perilnts etc.
scent aa stated abuNe and rc'nttiiu's
the bo Is
the tragedy haH cast u drop -ipam
over tnc bufri' mountain miuuv
camps. where deceased was wei
known ana liked Mr Forsandcr had
worked tor captain Parker for Ia"
last s's wears ana Was hold ~ tn,
highest esteem bN MS employer IT.
was "a man of Tine phSsiuu, aud re-
splendid workman ne was mh.,i.d
about - months ago to Mrs N'htt
ana o. survived bN her and two St,',-
daughters. who viii accom- 70, t1r
remains this evening TO the old boom Dr.
IN Douu,r's Grove ~. for burIul.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
BIOLOGISTS WILL
CLIMB BIG HILL
Prof, J. A, Pynch and Two
Youthful Explorers Will
Ascend Cabezon Peak and
Gather Data.

For the purpose Of exploring Cub-
Daon peak ninety or a hundred
ml,. northwest or Albuquerque. an
exploring party, composed of Prof.
J 8 PINCH. head of the department
oi gr1losy ~ the University OF New
McN,.u. "a Durau and WIN Gee. geo.
los,eal students. viii leave Thursday
morning ou an expedition covering
several days Th' explorers viii
gather much usvlW data regarding
thr peak ana Vii. eudchvor Go set at
rest the conflicting ruuors regarding
elevation. groiug ittl iurmd ION and
the most feasible route VA effort
VIII also be made Go gather some of
toe most important legends and tolk
lore stories regarding thc mountain.
tn, return of the explorer and their
report win be- awaited with interest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
FOREIGN SPIES

Continued from Page Oncp
making sketches of fcrufiUaupns ana
scoking Ia the most omen manner 10
obtain and record military intorma-
,ion bearing upon the dotvuscs of that
locality. In one instance report was
To- the effect that "a certain officer
lieutenant In the engineer corps OF
"A foreign army was serving h the
capacity Of waiter at thr tommei"hl
hotel In seattle This waiter, being
mistaken ia the Identity al the per
son with whom he conversrd. stated
that hc vas In dsguise. that hr was
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11

The celebrated 81 Louis medium, sew
onth daughter % seventh daughter
born with double mystic yeil viii re-
ttni your past. present and future
Conceded by press ANA public Ia be-
the boat medium OF modern times.
who's, every past prediction has hern
verified DO not bc discouraged be-
cause othcrs have lailod bat come to
the one who knows anu can ten you
an stands alone Ia her magnificent
power Of reading tho lives OF an hui
man kind \ trial viii convince. Sho
has no superior Unheloyers and
skcptrs cordially invited. Consul.
tationa al
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11

Itching piles provoke profanity, but
profanity Won't cure them Doau =
ointment cures itching. bleeding or
protrudlng plies after years of suffer
l ing. AZ any drug stoUc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11

bridget, / feet 80 M ! wish YOU
would not go out today. Couldn't YOU
get what YOU are going for just as
well tomorrow
"Falfh. an al TOMORROW or
amy day VAS goln' out So get me-
Eli ucN job. llarpcr's Bazaar.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11

Most dsfiguring skin eruptlons,
scrofuia. pimples rashcs, etc, are due
"a impure blood. iurdock Blood Bit
tcrs Is cleansing blood tonic. Makes
you clear-eycd, clear-brain"d, clear
skinned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11

II you haven't thr time Go exercise
rrsularlN. Deans Regulcts viii pre-
vent constipation They Induce a
mild. easy, heaithful action 90 the
bowels without gripping. Ask your
itursi.t Tor them. - cents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
sos ". Lead Avenue

Al readings sacredly confidential.
Hours 10 q. m. To $50 y. IN. special
for three days, soc. Daily and SAN
days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-04
FEET FROZEN; will LOSE TOES.
Charles Tyson, Of Gothsnburs, Nsb.,
Taken to AoanitaI


Charles Tyson, Of Gothsnburs, Neb.,
Taken to Hospital.
Charles Tyson. Of Gothenburg, Neb.,
a tramp who has been in the Dakotas
and there had the misf0rtuney to freeze
the toes Of both feet, was removed to
St. Thomas hospital in the police am
bulance Sunday, after he had been
picked up for vagrancy at the Chicago
Great Western railway, station at 10: 80
Saturday night, and taken to Jail. Ty-
sons condition became known thru the
terrible stencil resulting from the de-
caying flesh Of the gangrenous toes. and
Saturday night, and taken OF Jail. Ty-
he was given his ligerty and advised by
Jailer Mason to see doctor. His Grip
pied condition attracted attention on the
street, and inquiry as to what was the
matter with him, on the part OF Fred
Shields, night fireman at the Pilgrim,
and a friend, led to Shields going to the
hospital. Shields and his friend went
to the hospital, informed. the sisters Of
the mans condition, and the sisters
told them to. bring the patient out.
Tyson's right great toe, which was
frozen down into the arch Of the foot,
will have to- come off. as will also all
of the toes on the lert foot. The am
putations will not be made until the
disease is overcome to an extent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-04

largest and best decorating houses In
Chicago. studying modern decorating
and the latest methods in displaying
decorations. M
Owing to the fire in the Jones store.
located in the Finkle building, at 10s
East State street. on the night of Nov.
6, the stock was damaged and 1t has
become necessary tb remodel. Mr.
Jones has decided to make his store
entirely new and up to- date. and he
visited Chicago with the view Of OBJ
tanning the best and securing latest
ideas Of the trade.
Wednesday morning. Dec. 8. Mr..
Jones will place his entire wall paper
stock on sale at greatly reduced prices
This Is an opportunity not to be over
looked.