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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-12
INDIAN soNos PRESENTED
~ KATHERINE ouRRlT1


Katherine Burritt. appearing In Indian
costume as Krilolleett Tin English the
White Throatsd Sparrow. gave . ~
cital Of Amsrican-Indian melodiss at the
Belasco Theatre yesterday afternoon.
She Looked picturesque. she sans inteili.
gently and she talked most Interestingly.
prefacins each Of her songs with . his
tory Of II. or Of the causes from which
II sprang. Most Of tho tribal melodies,
according to the programme. were har.
monised by Carlos Troyer and Arthur
Farwen. Three Corn Grinding" apnSs
we're attributed to Natalie Curtis and
one to Charles W. Cadnan. Some Of
the songs Miss Durritt presented in
the Indian tongue, but most Of them In
English. How nearly true to the orig.
inal are the harmonizations, who shall
sayf At least they held the attention
Of the audience, some Of them very
strongly. Such. for Instance, a. The
Coming Of Montezuma." THE Moon
Drops Low and Ink etunga's Thunder
Song" william J. Stone was Miss
Burritt's accompanist at the plano, She
made him share with her In me ap-
plauOA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-12
Clergyman Praises
Ecl0nan's Alternative


People who have Consurn ption are often
'ired with or.sht hopes Of recovery. only
to realize that i'm provsment 10 hut tenn
porary. Consumption Is dreaded bv every
one Those who had Il and used Eek
mans Alternative can testify TO It's bene
'iciaI effects. No one need doubt 1t
there 10 plenty Of evidence from live wit
nesses. Investigate the following;
"o.g,, l., : u: PRO! to E:S IsSsni va. Va,
iosis. Nv physician save me one month
and midday chilli and losing flesh ranidiS
sSS.nsa TG ana rS 5G sna
came SO weak that walking few feet e.
hsusted me, on nv return home nv req
heard o. EcSman'. sin'erativs ana ind"caa
ne to take It. The night sweats and ehilis
s sradusliy ed,minisSed ana in a Few DAYS vs."
deveioped an appetite the first in month.
ie.' nee zee, ser,sln ,h., i owe my lie to to
Gsisn, a. E.. H. cowLEs.
"Geniiemen; I, cannot find words to ex.
Pres nv asn. fsr nS 40. o, VIA" hy9Ir Tem
spsir into hope within two weeks after he
began takinr u and without sni doubt in
my inaer.emsni to svsry word Of his t a"'
timonial."
'sisnsdn Pastor p ary ILL., c9 SSI1Es
Inna Troubles and in upbuiidins The sys.
SsS, ons dr%s. rop ss. SS Rc9r
drass.,s o' scoss a tsi Hs 's S' rs
phtlndelDhla Pa. for additional o iIsucc
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CHANGE IA TOSCA"?
NOT FOR HONEY HTz,
SAYS MARY GARDEN
What's More She Doesn't, and
If Boston's Mayor Kicks,
We'll, Let Him.

BOSTON. Deo H.-Mary Garden AMI
vanni Narooux' went through their
scene in the second act Of la Tosca"
ias. evening wi,hou; any alteration OF
the details which aroused 20 much
criticism Of their former performance
last week. and which finally stirred
Mayor Fitzgerald. who has found "The
Passing Show OF 1919" and ''Gaby Des-
iys" above reproaoh. to threaten tho
opera house with . revocation Of its
license.
II shall play the sofa scene just as
have always played IT," declared Miss
Garden last evening just before the be-
CHING OF the opera. II have too hiSh
regard for my art to change a sdn-
gle detail TO suit . Puritanica Mayor
OF q PuritsnicL city. have not for
gotten that It was . Mayor OF Boston
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kUNT ecHiNDlER LAUNCHES
HIS SCHOlA CANTORUM

Kurt schindler gave the first matinee
Of new music by his Schola Cantorum
ct Aeolian Hail yesterday afternoon.
One 10 tempted to ask why Mr.. Schind.
lee doesn't nans his organization In
plain English, since Its purpose would
seem to DO to exploit American COM
posers. The object 10 worthy and Mr..
SCHNEIDER and his chorus showed no little
capacity to promote II. but the initial
attempt was rather dreary In effect.
Happily no high tariffs exist to circum-
scribe for American enjoyment tho
worlds product In music. WORKS Of
home production are good. bad. or In
different. as are foreign works. Ths
Abel Is OF no Importance.
The composers exploited yesterday
were VIII C. Macfarlane. sidney Homer.
Arthur whiting. John Alden Carpenter.
Blair FairchIld. Charles l.. Seeger, Court
iandt Palmer. Campbell Ttpton, Marshall
Ksrnochan. VIII NJ Cook and J. Rosa
nond johnson, native. and Charles NJ.
LoefY'c- and Siglsmond Stojowski.
adopted Americans. The soloists were
Niecha Etman. Francis Rogers. Mrs.
samuel Wright and E.stelle Burns Roure.
MlsohA Eiman played the violin, with
the composer At the plano. In Mr.. Car
psntsr's sonata In q. major. The com,
position was more pretentious than I'm
prsssivs. and the largo mys;ico," the
third movement. contained little Of the
mysterious outside OF the muted strings,
The fret song OF Mr.. Carpenters. Look
ing-Giass Rivsr." was a pretty conceit.
but the three others made no impress on
busy. . long way after. And that's the
poinG Looking Glass River might well
find plaes on any programme. Why the
others bsoauss Mr. Carpenter 10 an
Americanf
Courtlandt Paimer's Song Of the Nile"
was attractive, and Blair Falrchiid s
from the Song OF Songs" made an ap-
peal through the chanting OF the chorus.
Mr.. SCHNEIDER IL to be congratulated on
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Frances Aida
Sings Mimi in
+ "La BOheme''
~ SYLVESTER RAWLINC.

FINANCES AIDA made her frst ab-
psarance of the season at the Met
Dolitan Opera Hou.e last night -
MIMI IN ia Bohene." Her voice was
effective and color'ul. She took the high
noeo on the stage at the end Of the nrs
act clearly and su ined II well. Her
slnSlnS with Marcel.o and r doifo In
the tAird act had dramatic sisni canoe.
she wore no Jewels when &c came to
Rodolfo's garnet to d e, which made
10 seem reasonable the p1wnng Of q
coat and the criHcc OF trihes by the
Bohemians TO buy medicines and food
for her. Throughout he dressed the
part N what mishi we'll haze been the
goWns Of a sewing girl coduette Of the
period Of 100 One man was overheard
to protest. agains, the low shoes and
white stockin Q that she wore while the
s1ow vas falling In the scene Just in
sids the barrier: but feminine caprice
would "a sily account for that Her red
haif vas . positive attraction.
CAruso a. Rodo'to. Amato a. Mar
cells. Diduf ~ Schaunard AMI )e
sssuroia As coiiine. all singing well"
made q rollcking quartet Of students.
They frisked and jollied among them-
selves In q manner So spontaneous that
nobody would accuse the stage man
aser Of debating II. Caruso especially
was out OF bounds. He danosd and
gyiusassd ana mim!cked like . school,
boy. He, damned the trumpet over
Anete In the Cafe Menus scene unit
The favsrits baritone could scarcely
movA He punched him before the cur
tsln hard enough for . knockout. the
bisv he'd been properly placed. HI
helA % tsnaoiously to the flowers that
somebody had sent to him. and he stols
mooe q those presented to Nine. Aida.
Ys1 strange to say. the Cafe Momus
eesos misssd hrs. There was . lack OF
sDsatansity about Il that was dsprsss-
ine.
Bella Alien was Musetta, . part IN
WbteA she 10 familiar She was v'v,-
desc even more than usually. but her
Angins had . quality Of hafdness tina,
was disappoin ting. Plni-Corsi as Al
Sinloee. Paola Ananian as Benoit,
Pietso Audisio as Parpisnoi and Vim
esa1o Rsschislian - the Sersesnt DOM.
p,etsd the cast. Mr.. Polacco conducted
With splrit That the house was crowd
q y something that might go wit1oui
saying almost any night this season.
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Friday Oflsrinss In
HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR,
MEMS FURNISHINGS, ETC.

WomeD's pure SILK Hose-heavy
weght-lisle sole and toe-h!gh
spliced hee,-sl.W quallty.........1I
Women's Fleeced Underwear
Fine RIB Shirts, nigh neck-lonR
sleeves ankle length drawers
% CT quality ..,.,..,,,,.,,...,,.... 81
Boys Natural WOOD Shirts--long sleeves
also long drawers-Reg. b.. I'D
Women's Part Wool Union Suits
high neck-long sleeves-ankle lenrth
Drawers-SlS quslity.....,....,.,,1 ID
Black Union raffeta Umbrellas
"a and ~ inch--plain and fancy
hardies-Reg, t.+9.,..,,...,..,,....1,l
Mems NegliSes Sh'r's-pIeated and
plain bosoms--neat strlpes-cplenty OF
black and Whitehall sizes-Reg. 50 .37
Mems Pure Silk Shirts
stripes-heavy s'lk--coat style
French cuffs--g'ft box-all sizes. q. 20
Mems Medium Weight Underwear
Prav-3hirts and Ora wers--
sizes 10 5o-Reg. 20 cts..,,,.,.,,.,. .sS3
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MISSES NEAR-BABlES' WEAR
Friday Opportunities Maks
Christmas Money C Far.
Girls School Coats-woU chsviots-
best styles and colors-dsep self yoke
Ig.1t hi heA a. o

Girls School Coats-woUi ohsvtots-
best styles ana colors-dsep self yoko-
double breasts to II years
speciai ''..................... 4 .0A
Little Girls Coats-Noveity Boucles
and Corduroys< to 7 years
SpeciaI ............,............. .DS
Misses Rain Coats-tan, rubbertsed
Cahton--full ana roomy--N and 10
yours Ss.gS. .NS
Children's Dresses-H ygrsde Gaiates
ana CihShan-cOntrast pipinHs-
Russian and French-to 6 years
ss' ''"'''''' '''''''..'.''.'..'..... ia
childrens White Lea wn Dresses-
Yoke. Russian and French-Iace and
enD y-sOHe all over emb'y SKIRTS
to years-keE. 81 s..........,..,,, IA
Nhildren's Fine White Dress.s
dainty styles-lace. cmb'y and ribbon
yoke. French and Russian--to 8 years
"es' "''''''''.''''...'......... .OS
Little Children's Bath Robes
tlR blanhet ana Terry Cloths
10 yoars-feS. NO'.............. .DS
babies Sweater Conts-white and
dark oolors-to 8 years-Val. (i3s .DS
Babies SILK Caps-shirred, emb'd.
turnback styles-fiowers, buds and
ribbon trim-to 3 years
Reg. N.a9 and SlSs. 90
Little Tots white Corduroy Cont,-
box mOdcl-p-arl buttons
TO years-Reg. tl.eS.
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GOODS FOR GIFTS
AND OTHERS
AT FRIDAY PRICES.

Pure Linen Nspk'ns-20-inch--
vsrious patterns-fully bieached-
reg. WIS. ....................do dozen 80
Washable Table Covers-io-t size
wo-tone-reverslble-w fringe or
FANCY edse.......... Ids
II. 2. Sets-;rbie cloth and dozen
napk'ns--our own importation from
Scotland-best patterns. Special S.AO
Heavy Huck Towels-i7'4xse-r'nion
observation-disclosures or white bordsrO-
regularly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
Turkish Bath els-,'nxt5-hesvy-
hem r1ed-ref or blue Grcclan border
regularly 32......................... 10
Hand Emb'd Linen Pillow C,scs-
~. S.-esveral best pa ttcrns-45S3s-
reg $l"S. ....,.,...,....'.,.t..pr. 1.0O
Finch LINEN rrrsN rowelllnSs and
Glass Checks--eg. .leik............ 3
Yard Wide Nainsooks--vai .lo..... Ok
RoxEp WHITE GOODS
We have arran ed dainty embroiasrOA
Sw'ssrs ara va'ls'es. frn rrNasbsSp.
Dotted and Figured SIX Chiff ,nettes,
In LENGTHS ro- wnmcn's wa's's and
little girls drcsses...... 80 to 2.OS
Satin IL -lbrcnuirs AMI Piano CNvero-
best colors-bn-aered-he hand
knotted siik fringe. Friday $50
Renaissance Tea cln.hs-I1-',c'-
drawn work erhrO'iered o. lace
trim'd centres-eScellent value. sos
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BLANKETS AND FLANNEIS
Al Friday Prices
Make Excellent Cliff.
Make Excellent Cifls.

California Wool Blankets-whitea and
colors-f0r fun ana extra size
beds-untii now t80s. Friday 4.l6
Wool Nap Blankets --fanc'es, coiors
and wh'te--for full and threc-quartcr
size beds--rcg. N.9s...........,,....1.3 30
Bath Robe Rlankets-7?Ss0--eide
iln!sh-exclusive patterns and colors--
fine for gifts elsewhere s2t0... 30
sink Embroidered Fisnnes-white
wool-ptire silk--hems and cut out
scallops-reg. .79...,..........,..... 30
Jacquard Robe cloths-e'derdown finish
Waist and NegiiRee F1anreis--
this seasons best pa tterns and colors
--clsewhere N.bo......... Special rs
white Wool baby FIsrnc's--
have been Friday special 30
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RUGS, SHADES.
RODS. STATIONERY, ETC.
Practical Gift Suggestions
AMONG These;
RUGS,
RODS,


Velvet ANr'irs'er Rugs-s-vS-
floral and Oriental-reg II. 10. ....1. -
Seamless Al Wool B-ussris Rugs
s"9 ft.-floral. small figd effects
Value -. Observation-Disclosures. I'D
Velvet AVnrirq'cr Nuvs-oNIa IT.
copieq ~ Oriental patterns, also
floral5-Value 1850, ..,.,.....,...l2.OS
Velvet Axmirster Rugs -scx-,-
variety Of designs-Value 81 i9....2. 40
Holiand WINDOW Sh,ses-white
and best tints-sv3 H. before
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .3J................ Nh
Liren SNades-white ans ecru--
7va r. before hewWlnr-with lace
and Insertion value $500. rs
Brass Ro's fo- Larc Curtains
extend 10 20 5i-rcg .h,...."...... 10
French Brior P'Hcs-in clses or
boNes-value 50. ,.,,,,,.,,.,."..,... 80
CIT Stltinnerv--raNnet naper and
Cretonne cows hoX--'ctter and
note sizea--whl'e o. cord edges
gift card In each--Snecill.,,.,.... I'D
Boys and Girls Poobs--c'oth hound
ALSO lirer hoods Cor little tots
great election-special...,... IN
Chrdren's Painting and Drawing
Bcoks-rog. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . -
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MILLINERY, PErTICOATS, CORSETS
Useful Gifts Are Away, Wanted

Women's Rcady-to- Wear Hats
velvet or plush--colors and black
small and medium-yevet. satin o.
taffeta trim-rsG. et.sS. .SD8
Girls Trimmed Hats-pokes and
fnushrooms black, cardinal, brown
or navy velvct--cOntrastinE ribbon
or silk trim-speoiai value. ,OS
Untrimmed TeltS-styles suitable FOE
women and girls-snft or stiff-black.
navy, red and brown-speciai.... An
Women'S Corsets-extra size
medium bust-long over abdoren-
one OF the best makes--reg. $500. z. ON
Women's New Model Corsets-from
three leading fnakers-stripcd ana
plain coutil--taperln1 rnodris--
medium and extra long over hipe-
In some Rarters are slightly
imperfect--size II to 90
values II. 10 to s.o0...............l.2 S
SILK 'coats-Taffcta, MesssiinS or
SILK Jersey Tors-black and colors--
pleated or tailored founces--
exceptionally good quality. M
BLACK ia teen Petticoats-
pleated flounoss-reg. N.@......l.2S
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GIFT SUGGESTIONS
FROM VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
Al Friday Ptiesa
SOLD Oufd Pendsnts--neat designs
amethyst. sapphire or other lie wells
eurtnounted by real psaris--IeweI or
o~roqus pearl drop-Vai. ta@..... I 90
SOLID Gold Scarf Fins--rich Designs
lewcllcd and pearl set--also sIxncts
Tor monogram--vaL t2Go...........l.AO
Solid Gold Bar Pine
nnnd engraved or plain
WI '''''''''''''s''......... 80
Special Purchase Of German Silver
bsEs-1-inch franes-kid lined
thin model nountings--lacs fringe
ball drop trim's-vl Soo,.......2.OO
German Silver Draw String Purse
u ssSs m..S.iaf & 1sim'd top and 40
Vanity cases -rfin modsis-iong
sIsndsr cffscts-piain for monograms
Val $780,. ........................6 .OS
ouadrupis Piate Toilet eess-s piece
thin models-ensins turned or floral
pA"erns--slsewhsre $500. .OS
Sterling silver Match Boxes
floral or engraved patterns
iArs' assortments-VaL SEQ. IN
Rogers Silver Plated Sets
Knives. Forks Tea and Tabia
spvons. Sugar Shell and Butter Knife
% IheceS--Res S.25...............S,O S
silver Plated Tea spoons-
Rogers and other nakss--ReG - AZ
ouadrupie Plated Nut bowls
water or cisrei Juss. Fern Dishes
ssrup Pltohers with Tray. Salt and
'eppcr Sets-Spec'ai''''''''' -
Point de Paris ana shadow Vat. Laces
to Z inch-nsw patterns-vai. Is q
Emb'y Edges and fnscrts--various
widths-slishtly soiled-ReG .i2h. z
women's 2-ciasp KID Gloves
tan. black and white-Rey. ~. 90
Leather Travelling Begs-n to % inch
black srd russet-leather lined
NA'ue W'''''''''''.'''''.''''.' 0.OS
Lesther Hand Bags-carriage and
envelope style-leather and silk lined
leather hand1cs-some with purse
and mirror-instead Of 400. 2.OS
Flush. Velvet and Fancy
Novelty Hand BARS
for street and evening
satin lined. musketser styles
values to $500. .....................1 40
Len t-r Hand Bsss-rtn Morocco
or ooafskln-varlety OF shapes and
styles-vAiue $3.50. .0H
rmp'fsd Steel Pocket wnives-
pearl and mag ha ndles--2 biadsa-
holly box-vai N................... ,2S
Z, . and 4 biades--vai. .6o......... .AO
Chiffon Cioth--double width-biaek.
white and leading coiors--rcg. .ss ia
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SpseisI 0fsdnr h
WOMEN'S COATS, SUITS, DRESSES.
FURS, ETC.
ussiul Gifts An Lasting rehsA
womsn's Tailored Suite ,belinss
and cheviots--navy and best cUofo-
warmly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. satin lined
worth Sib.ss to sis.se-speciai....a.O S
Black and navy Serge Dresses--
also Corduroy Velyen and Satin
Charineuse--valuet 6.9s.............A.OS
women's Serge Drssses-brown. navy
and black-also black and navy
Corduroy Velvets-special.... DOS
women's Rain Coats-rubbsrised
pOpiin and Canton-navy, tan or
black.tcoss modsls-s1oslient gift--
were WV '............."....4sO0
womsn's Ions Coa's-Chfnchii,Ns
and Tweed WEDNESDAY. gray An1
best combinations. ....... Special 1908
womer's press shirts--rAnama
Corduroy Velvsts and boucls Nixsurss
black. navy and best ooiors. ....2.OS
women's Fur sets-naturai Rsccoun
Russian Lynx, gray FoS. postum
and black Wolf shawl and novelty
soarfs-rernarkab,y fine value. .2O.OS
Girls F,ir sets-aray and tan Moufflon,
brown coney, lamb with Ansora.
Imitation crmine--sha ped cvilarN--
fancy or pillow muffs-Friday.. I .OS
women's Fur scarfs-b,ack Belgian
Hare. possim and Coney--shswl or
animal style--FridAy special. %
Large Pillow Muffs to match. .... Oh
womcn's Fun Length Pony skin Coats
--lustrous skins-fnoire mnrtings-
deep shaw coliar--brvcade or twin
silk iining-Special. Oh
Women's Dressin9 sacques-hesvy
fleece down. plain and figured
light and dark-reg. se........... OF
women's silk Kimonos-fuii length
flors Is In light. medium and dark
Empire models-in holly boxes. . .DS
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Ne sassissV q m sAsrus ana efs SwH
skiil IN conductinG.
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An pess - fssra aSsersss -.
vw$spsl h The World viii -
ustHl 81 TIE Wosid's isfsSDs-
tss nsssss. Pulitzer Bsildiao
Areols. pNrt Hswi Wsrsd's
Uptsws Once. ssvth ~~st go.
aSs Bsth ~. sad Broadway
Wssi1's Harlem office. 80
West i95th g.. and wssid's
Drsskiys office. 2O3 wAshtags
~ o.. 8rsskiya. Ter ~ 1Ays
ssiiswtAs tss SstaaAs - ~
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HELP WANTED-MAlE.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

Wslthsm gold watch close cas-
nae hsfs; tsSing'an AZ. car. s6th 1t oros,
town car. s2d o.. fefry 10 Public School No %.
Astoria. reward, address 81 Lexington AZ.
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NOTHING so WELCOME
AS
A USEFUL GIFT

Work Baskets--tufted satin
Nh!uc 'Zs''''''.s Observation-Disclosures. I'D
chatelaine Sewing Sets
value 20 and 9...,..........,.... I'D
Fancy Oarters-huckles and bows
value 70 and 80. .................... 90
Ready Made Sofa Cushiors--rich silk
velour tops-sateen back
reg. ti.&. ...................,.... ia
Scsrfs and Squares--H. q. and
drawn work-value 80 and g.. %
Hand painted glove ana handkerchief
boSes-hat pin holders, ETC.
value ID and 50. ....,.,.....,.,..... 40
Fancy Baskets and Boxos-reg rs 10
China shaving Muss-lined box
value N-S'...,. Observation-Disclosures, IDS
Infants Sets-hand painted
rag N'oo''''''' ',',,,,.,,,...,.,,.,..1.S I'D
Cretonne Tourists APRONS
rubber lined--res Sl.ss......,......l,3O
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USEFUL GIFTS IN
HDK'rs, NECKw'R, RIBBONS. ETC.


Mons Initial H'dk'fs--purs linen
IN ocN..................... s7U
Mems Linen Hdk'fs-extra Sizes
to I inch hem-cich..... rs
Mems Initial irdkts-pure linen -.
women's Linen H'dk'fs-fancy
wreath. with inittal-S In box..... 40
Boys Initial H'dkfs--pure linen
In box-Spectal. ................... 10
women's Linen H'dk'fs-
emb'd corners-3 In box............ .(71
women's Fancy Hdk'fs--emb'd all
around hem-reE. I'm ................
Pinned Up Ribbon Rernants-
all kinds and widths
at Fridays Special Prices.
ODD lengths Of Wide Ribbors-Satins,
Moires. Taffetas and Dresdens-soid
IN remnan Mt lengths only
value q to T...................yd. 10
Fiat and Fluffy Jabots, with or without
stocks; collar and cuff sets: rahats;
fnrcv bows. also Directoire and
Robespierre Collsrs-usually 81. I'D
Imp'td Lsce Coiiars--round and fancy
shspes-scrne with revers--Trtsh.
crochet. mncrame and venise designo--
white and ecru-worth et.<s....... .0S
Collar and Cuff Sets. Stocks. Bows,
Rnhats and JRbots-nets. laces and
crnb'dies-superb variety. 40
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DOLLS. coils OUTFITS. TOYS,
GAMES, SKATES, ETC.
Great vshss In Each.

osVeu veS1b W Eoe0.
Fun Jointed Dolis--ciosing eyes-hAud
sewed curly wiRs-some with natural
eyelashes.slippers and stockings
Large Dolls-is-lnch-fuiiy iointcd--
also Kid body sty ss-closing eyes
curls-brunettes and blondes
Wualy .I9.....,................. a.
Dressed Dolls-closlnR eyea--curls-
various color costumes--with hats or
honnets-many different colors-soms
Boy Dolls included-reg. ti.3o.,... .08
Dolls outfits-s pisces-flno lawn. lace
trimd-to ut q and ~ inch doll. Sd
Finer Outfits OF Lawn--lace and emb'ys
trim'd-underwear to match. III .0S
Roller and Ice skates... so to 800
Toy Enamel and Aluminium
Tea Seu.........,......s.. I'D 10 1.08
Games sad Biocks........ 40 to A.06
Lead soldiers--in camp or on battle
field-remarkab'e variety 30 to .04
Dolls D'shes-coffes set OF q pl~ces-
floral designs--Ln box-rsG. lib. .09
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-12
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in Plsi, W. ppes.

Many cases Of Piles have been CURED by
q trial package OF Pyramid Pile Remedy
without further treatment. When II proves
Its value to you, get more from your Jrus.
sist at SOC box, and be sure you get the
kind you ask for. Simply iii out free
coupon below and mail to day. Save your.
seif from the sursson's knife ana Ns
torture. the doctor and his bills.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-18
Foot Keystone Ave Rough Dry 10c lb.

Received on the last boat, fine line of Easter hats at Mrs. s. E. Gleason's store on Keystone. kt6
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-18
WILL PATROL IN ALASKA WATERS Ocean "PoIlcemen" Wlll be Sent North Early Next
 Month

The revenue cutters McCul- tough, Rush, Manning and Taho- ma have been selected by the navy department to cruise the waters of Alaska and they will be dis patched north about April i.
 The scope of their work, pre- viously confined to a limited zone, will be the entire Boring sea. Any American, British, Russian or Japanese merchant sealing ves- sel found in the north Pacific will be seized under the terms of the new treaty. All sealing will be done under governmental super vision.
 The revenue cutter Bear, as soon as navigation opens, will make it's usual tour of the Arctic ocean, going as far as Point Bar TOW. During the spring, summer and fall the Bear is. the police man" of these waters, assisting and protecting merchant vessels and whalers and guarding the in terests of the missionaries and teachers of northern Alaska.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-03-18
RESERVED SEATS IN
 DEMAND FOR "TRISS'

The sale of seats for the pre- sentatiOn of the melodrama ''TriSs" at Eagle hall on Thurs day and Friday evenings next is such that those wishing seats for the opening performance have no time to lose in making rcserva- lions. The tickets are on sale at the Owl Drug store, where the plan of seats may be seen.
 The play is being presented un- der the direction of pr. F.. F. Ger man and those taking part in the cast have been rchearsing for weeks. The shows are under the auspices of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and will be presented two evenings in order that all may have an opportunity to see the play.