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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-18

Sawdust can be made into sugar, says
a British scientist. Perhaps that will
make fine health sweetening Tor saw
dust cereal stuff.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-18

Most men elected to office do better,
after all, than those who were beaten
would have done.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-18
PLUMBING

'HEO. NJ. BARR-Plumbing, hot water
and steam heating and timing. 1874
Commercial a.. Prone NJ in 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-18

The men really fit to hold office are
generally holding down some other job.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-18

TAKEN UP-TwO fillios, 9 years old.
Owner can have same by paying for
this ad and addressing A. M. Griffin,
box 95, route Salem, one mile north
Of Hazel Green church.
The evening world., 1913-05-22
SETTLEMENT IS NEAR
N STRIKE Of BARRIERS;
. BOSSES ARE GIVING IN
'Siort-Hour" Men Recognize
Union and Others Are Ex-
a pected to Yield.

when nearly a hundred so.calieti
"s9pft-hour" barber shops opened for
ou ness to-day. under an agreement
recognising the newly formed Journey
mo SorDers' Union. there was taken
the nrst step toward a settlement Of
the strike that for more than week
hae Kept severni thousand BARRIERS idle.
Thess shops. located mostly in the
downtown business district. did not
nave 70 make concessions 10 the men IN
the way OF hours. for they have never
bsA open longer than the hours laid
down BY the new union. Practically the
onv stipulation made regarding them
wa that their owners must RECOGNIZES
the new union.
ecause OF this turn OF events there
wa Increased activity at the new
he quarters OF the union, No. 35 East
Fourth street. There Joseph J. Ettor.
the y w. w. agitator. who Is conduct
INC TIE strike. and his iieutenants were
hasu At work Issuing credentials to
the onort-hour shops that applied for
ths1. AZ noon Ettor said over a hun.
dree Shop owners had signed the agree
ms4t ana that accordingly several hum
drsS haircutters were back at work.
Httor said actual settlement Of the
diseuts between tho Tong hour" bar
bcrO And their employers will begin to-
morrow. In the morning there will be
~ mass meeting Of the men, when
they viii be Informed OF what has been
done 10 their behalf and plans for sub.
missing their demands to the bosses
WIZ % formulated. In the evening the
The evening world., 1913-05-22
Summer Shirts Elm
of Worm Madras ~A'V7

AisdN Sf.N sjserAess. and In
many shops more than this.
Made. In the wanted cost STYLE
with soft double cuffs.
Designs are stripe effects On
white grounds. carried out intan,
hello, blue, etc. All sisss from
~ to 1e. .and sleeve-Iengths -
or IS. Every Shirt made to
our Specifications. and therefore
as well.fitting as comfortable.
The evening world., 1913-05-22
Infants and Children $
Shoes

For children to 4 years are flexible
sole shoes in ian. Russia. calf and
black kid for Sf.|0 without heels.
sI.i0). also white canvas. low heel. tip
shoes. At tI.69 are white calf button
shoes ($I.j9 without heel). and white
buckskin at S2.j0.
Infants Ankle Ties, without heels.
flexible soles. in pink or blue are yI.l9.
Tan Calf, CSC. Ankle Ties OF white
canvas are yI.29. Tiny Infants white
and coIored sott-soied Shoes and Slip
beys, nc. Knitted Booiees are 24e to nc,
colors. white and blue. white and pink.
Ch,Iss:.': ssss.- <, g -, nss;, assr.
The evening world., 1913-05-22

ATus T.: .Perhsp It Is the face powder
- ~ whdch b causing your complexion trou-
,. Many coanetics do this iy tiouins the
nd p,srsntirs "a mural s,re ,l.s,
g sucs 10 tiiis simple treatment. which b also
3 baHtfies. Dissolve ounces Of spHmaI In
3 pint Of water: add two teaspoonfuh OF
0ycyEins, let stand until cold. and keep
tQhtly eorhed. It d delightful and most
aficisuG lotion which answers double purpnse.
u pssservins the youthful texture Of skin and
Whitening It, too. In summer use no Other
VowdT, d II relieves the shine and stays on
~ sk1n Longer than ordinary face powder.
Mar NJ; That stubborn" hair snd IN.
' re .hSSS SSis'' s.rs due ID. imp on
Es,s: .., en- y" i.asd I'D n .ss.l.d, II !:
Ss.pssos n sss 'S% g .rI a1a ONE ss tee
~: IVY lie acs 4. matter III. smSTl,;;;
"a d ia:sIo ''h ! soai ne ' Him. 81 .cms
Csi. B.; F, yoqEI wrinkle s1ns tSsss benz. !s, Ss
~ q ~ sss s' sna : sHa G sss. s.in sat
q "a sn'oSth the sSi.; Obtain from The b
III 4 oo SSn s.,s and a%s ssa two sso H.
q. Sycefiee, s;r bIislly and lst stand
S,.st. s1s' d 1 SaipeiiIsaSs .nd r,nsh "%yddy
~. b careful 20 use a good pow isr for
x - answer 70 Myrtle II. and keep
Ebleod and system clean '''' answer 70
0ea r.. With spring fever come CON;
Aaa Oh
Sa|Sss you can Ldp The skin much by .ey.
60N applications. Tone w your system
~ Z cood blood tonic TO remove the cause
4hsl sSllognsss. ] highly .reomniend TIE
SV1ng reliable, hons made preparation
e pint alcohol and ! ounce hardsus.
The evening world., 1913-05-22
Mays Price m0s $l05<.

Strictly tailored and belted coats.
In navy serge. black-and-white check
and lightweight mixtures, In this sea.
sons new models. A limited number
In this lot-pot every size In every
style. but all sizes In some effective
STYLES, 4 to ~ years.
The evening world., 1913-05-22
Summer Cr0pats
of Fine SNks

four.inhands and open-snd
Ties" in all desirable eolOss and
effects, particularly in n0vsl
dot and stripe designs.
The evening world., 1913-05-22
: The Home BeaYty Fa7loF

v cup sugar. and sdd. sngph was:f, 10 make
dcIion.
Mary g.: When tis ends d No hsir are
split there IL usually trouble with Ne scalp.
Here Is = fine reeipe for home made hair
IN Y pint alcohol and add y pint wate-.
This restores scalp health snd prevents dan
druff. It u an antissptic and stipnlstes
the vitality OF tho roots. II your hair Is
losing It's fresh color you shoaid ss9so L.. y
should bn all you need to bring had the
natural shade and q luxuriant. glossy growth.
] recommend. ALSO. frequent Ahampons. For
these you should uae only cAAthroI. Ask
your druggist for the-e items.
. .sSSs; With. ., rr,rss s1 Sss sn' tss
b.l II sd : ssssa oo sssssssss ~ r.
rs ;: ' en-. Q, ss.pSs, T.
s;s saS;sSs i y G :sS Dad III. s'
heslthy and there no shrinking o. tissues
p. Msl'' Y@ m., ~ asSsS s n" "a sss. ~: :ss
NJ, %;s;,". s:k .Sss ~ 81
i,.; s, y, a. o %::" ! on? sI;,;.. to r Al
& g RI. . & IT, i, s's :.,h 'n &. d |
TO make weak eyes strong and Eautifl. pui
itttle 81 the solution on d.ta Of cotton, and
lev LiiA1.es
:, az l]sa:;c. r. Ss' a, ma" .:sy se;s:,lsa
- ivpiy TO Olivs.
Betty Dssas Bsuty hsek. ey.-Adu.
The evening world., 1913-05-22

SHOP

On the Main Floor
At Broadway and SSH
St. 0ts new quafters) b
vastly improved and On.
larged. and contains q BET
ter and finer stock than
ever before, Of Mems Weaf
Of high grsde. Typical
Macy Savings Of o1e-ffth
to one-third.
Summer CSdcats az
from England ~
foulards In Iarss. fIowino1nd
style. Very noysI figured sHocte
In two-ald thgee.tonss hand.
tied and dipped cravats.
The evening world., 1913-05-22

Dresses Of Soft S1A7A
Sik MaruuieetSe Y.

Lovely for dressy occasions. con-
flrmation, etc, Is this delightful little
Frock Of silk MarqWsette over
lace-trimmed foundation Of China
silk. The long waist Is softly draped
and caught with wide belt Of white
velvet finished with crochet buttons
The dainty yoke Is Of Irish crochet.
Sizes 8 to ~ years.
The evening world., 1913-05-22
Nespest Bat Ties
TITS Season

Popular and desirable shapes,
Including the new oper-eud
model. Akyo al &c and 81.
Chiefly In tones d navy blue.
olive. wine and brown.
The evening world., 1913-05-22
WEEKEND <
CANDY SPECIALS

cluded) IN the macy rae.
tory, where they are made,
at 5i7.S27 West 3sth st.
The purest materials only.
handled with scrupulous
cleanliness.
soc Fresh "CAocoldte"
.Sisowbeyriss. u. box 3Sc
Choice fresh, Strawberries
dipped first In cream. and then
In pure Chocolate. The nature
Of this delicious CONNECTION neces.
states It's immediate uss.
Chocolate Bsooduays, q.
Special Al, u box lyc
Marshnallcv and caramel
layer centres. covered With pure
chocolate.
Moey's "Rsd Stdv"
Special CdSdiSs. ID. boz &c
Assorted. toUthsoms Candies.
In Lib. boxes. sold elsewhere on
Saturday only At &C.. Al Mays
on Friday and Saturday ot every
week. at &c.
Mays "Pk.fsctioN" a..
Chocolates. Special, u. 4Xc
Similar In quality to those
The evening world., 1913-05-22
Baby Baskets
Moses Raakets. 81. 50

Very dainty is this silk lined Basket.
covered with fine point d'esprit; trim
med with lace and ribbon.
Swiss Covered Baskets, $3.Se
Covered with dotted swiss or mus.
lin. daintily trimmed with Valen.
ciennes lace and bows. Other styles
pto N.9<.
Fielding Wardrobss, $3.50
Lined with silk and covered with
point d'esprit.
Nursery Chairs, $S.N
White enamel, satin pads.
The evening world., 1913-05-22
BABY Beds and Bassinettes In Great Vanietu

In ourNew and Enlarged Furniture Department
Beds and Bassinettes at prices far below those
elsewhere.
&.s. Crib. Il Sl6As. tlsz4, $zo.s7, $zi1i, $z474.
$z1.N and $37Zs are strongly made. perfectly
finished nd most excellent values for the
mo! sy
The evening world., 1913-05-22

boss BARRIERS will meet ana decide
whether they will accedo to the de-
The evening world., 1913-05-22
Coverings for Cradle or Bed

IN the Basement we show every possible need
I4c to satin and wool Comfortables at 1000.
There are Spreads from 63c to white embroidered
styles at $3.50.
Silkolne and Silk Comfortables range from
7lc to Sl0.4o. Wool Blankets are from yI.24 to
$652.
"Frut.of.the-Loom Sheets are from 3leto 5Sc.
Pillow Cases Of fine quality are from II for
fine muslin to $4.7l for pure linen tandem.
broidered styles.
The evening world., 1913-05-22

Brass Dassinettes range from $24H to 26E.
White Enamel Cribs, 1854, $724, $78s, $64s, $9.24,
1914 and $l2H.
Baby Bed Mattresses Soft Cotton Mattresses,
$5.56. MIXED Hair Mattresses. $605. X. 6. Fine
Hair Mattresses. $S.S. Special South American
a az ~! va PEsmo Soy American Finest "
The evening world., 1913-05-22

Our line of Perambulators is one of the most
complete in the City. embracing every style of
Baby Carriage Durable. practical. collapsible
Go-Carts with leather-cloth hoods are from
$3.50 to SlO.49.
Pullman Sleepers range from neat, substantial
models at san to luxurious wicker sleepers
with corduroy cushion, rubber tires, cradle gear
and wicker hood lined with velvet corduroy. at
S30.25,
The evening world., 1913-05-22
New Can,eras-ChemicaLs
from Mdcv's Laboratory
Fresh Flms-Printing.
Developing and Astisilc
Enla,sins done on the
PreniiSes.

Enl0TStnG done on me
Pseniises.
Our stock OF new model
cameras is always complete.
Our films. plates and pho.
tographic paper are always
fresh. tsttk pssss. C<aIss.
Phsls sliEtsss 4 pssity aa1
.nasual strength ass ~ =
Maeyt labssstssy. "vtLcys,"
nads frsa . sszst isrsssla, has .
natisaslsspusstisn % ~ slnpssa
dsvslspss r. seeusiAs uavasyins
waFsn platiana tsnss a )As6Chl
pspss. Il esanst hslp pssdseag
Dssiset rssults.
Dsvslspins and pentias sss
dsas n ihs Macy Photographs
labssstRy ~ tlas pssaises, IL
.,sst nsdsnly equipped hbssa.
lssy h H. city. "Maey's wssk"
nssans III bsst Prints psssibls.
PFsoptnsss Is IN important CO.
sidssatisu.
The erswnins aehiswsmsnt 4
sar phsssGsphie lalsss.sty hEn:
larsins. Ths srtislie simplicity 4
sur Puritan" enlafssa,sats, IL
slabssats finish q sas Royal d
Lune," IL breadth andssftnsssd
our "ravws snlargsmsnts" -
ssthss siiss . selection frsa whieh
ths finish exactly suited 70 any
subject esn b chosen
A esIersd snlarssnent "Cslsss-
tra" nads BY Maey's y a, sstis-
tx aehIsvsnsnt N watss eslss 8
iset. Il has faithiulness 10 NJ
tws that surpassss any water eolss.
In our Gamers Class"
every step In the art OF
STh n,n,ggr ,d Is taSsh 1T, 81.
the Instructor 10 explain
even though II be snapshot
ting for the neophyte. not
anything too abstruse or ad-
vsnced. Camera Class''
TO p. II. every Tuesday.
Although TIE Perfect Phsas.
Uaphie Dspastnsat hssps Dsies &
81 tn.s . ssesaAsy ss.si1.slr
ntisa D'iessass lswss tAanisevsga
Ao,,ct10 rsGinab sassDune
tySSS !, I 81, 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
Prominent Resident Of This City.
Whose Death Occurred Suddenly
Thursday Evening.

church. will Couiucf the services and
interm-nt will be made IN Greenwood
'emetcry. Two pail bearers will he
selected from each Of the following
bodice Of which the deceased was a
M nb"r. Eoard 81 Education. Master
Plumbers Union and Black Prince
i.odc" NJ. O. knights ~ Pytnas.
Nj. Wied"huSch. WI" was one ~ the
most prominent business mon 81 the
city. suddenly dropped dead Whit"
leaving III" colonial Theatre.
THURSDAY evening. Death was caused
Icy arut" heart trouble. ~" was M
tn" and year ~ his aE" and tcsid.s
BIS wife. j. survived 60, or" son. VII
bur ~" brothers. August auc VIII
liam and w" sisters. Mr.. charles
IIcnuiE ami Mise KAT" WicdchIsch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
AGED MAN
NOT HELD
o-YEAR-oLD GIRL AND OLD MAN
FOUND IN BOAT HOUSE.
Both Taken 20 Police headquarters
But After Thorough investiqs-
ton Were Liberated

DORIS iiav kins. n F.yoarold child.
~ 'i'r0 out Junction. and James
'ie-f"n. aged 90. OF fhiz citt. were
found together in q boost house CIV ned
IN tlr man. af fhn foot o. Smith
street yesterday mornine. Dos m.m-
hers ~ tho police department Both
we're taken 10 police headquarters.
v hero tho aged man said that he bad
found The little girl wandering about
near tl" river front and had tatnn
hrr INFO The boat house intcrding Co
report tho matter fo iua police
Phy siciaus we're then called in and.
after examining che gIrl announced
thnf -ho had NOT ur"n harmed iu any
way. Hffrr which Ils Eifi was TO-
turned fu H'f .nmr In Houauri and
fhD man WAS given ri4 liberty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
COUNCIL VOTES TO REINSTATE
FIREMEN GEORGE RADCLIFFE
INTERESTING SESSION HELD AND
MYSTERIOUS LETTERS
READ.
Chief Rose ouizzed by couneIInsn,
and Was Unable TO Give Salts
factory Excusea

FACTORY EXCUSES.
Council took a direct sian n, The
Board OF Control last evening when.
at joint session held 10 investigate
the cause Of George Radciirs dismis
mai from the FIRE department. a. was
ordered by majority OF l3 TO = in
the Second branch and a majority OF
~ 10 in the First branch that Rad
clin be reinstated as n member Of the
Eighth ward company THIS action
MAS very surprising. inasmuch as th,.
board OF control had investigated the
motive for dismissal and upheld Chief
Rose In his act. but from the evidence
introduced AT council last evening. no
actual cause for dismissing Radcliff
was shown
The session was opened when Rad
clif's petition for reinstatement was
read. The petition set forth that he
mad been dismissed for refusing to
climb pole and inspect the wires o,
the hre alarm system when he had
never mad any experience in climbing
poles. and while there Is one cleo
rlcian employed 10 do all such worl
hadciin was unable to be present az
'he meeting. being i'll but his attor-
neN. FRED Brinkman. was given the
moor and stated that Radclifr was dis
missed for no other reason than that
he had attempted TO become acouaint
ed with the fire alarm system OF the
city ny asking the company that In
stalled the system for Information con.
corning the same. Brinkman then
presented petition signed by 20 bust
ness men and property owners OF the
fiShth ward. asking that the ex-fire-
nan be reinstated. The attorney also
f.s.
'h'ei Rose from salesman OF tn.
iirm that installed the system. and
which were in the possession Of Coun.
Gilman RnttS. he read. These letters
"ere read in the presence Of CHIEF
hcSe. who acknowledged that he had
received them The letters follow:
fhf. GAMEWELL FIRE ALARM TEL
EGRApH COMPANY.
FhsCutiV' hffi,c. 20 Nessv Street
New York. y y
Fred : Fsace. Agent
tIaS. = Horton
Representative
SOL WabasH Building.
~" liberty Ave
Mr.. Edward =. Rose.
chief Fire Dept
Wheeling " Va
Ny iIea- chief.
Your letter o. tho 9Th Inst 70 banJ
and You viii accept my thanks for the
infoTma ti"a Contained therein and Won
"-"E 80 assured mat ] VIII never send
any information To anyone ~ Your city
unf"ss ] first make inquiry from Won a.
I" Who t4ey ar" ana 10 "a has your an
pi"Nal rho sam" VIII have the attention
rut Without your approval there will be .
nothing dong. on" has To he cnrerul
10 whom nc furnishes iuforma ton and
mat "a why have made this inquiry.
u might interest you To- know thar
Elmer Loomis is now acting A. Superin-
t'ndert Of IL" Bureau Of Electricity on.
ting To- thu death Of SIR. Daley which oc-
urred las Monday hut So far the post
uor has not been made permanent but A
sincerely hope that he wins out.
Yours very truly.
Fred : Peacs.
Agent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
Clark Funeral.

Funeral services over tho remains -
Arch .. GlarN. prominent ,"ruE man
90 the Island. who's. death ",Durr 90
THURSDAY. after n hriaf illness viii hc
held from the iosidcur, OF hts father
in-lav. g.. ~ Poile,. ON South Frurt
ssrv't this afternoon a. o'clock.
R"v. schultz. pastor ~ the Zare stree
~ r. church. Of which tho deceased
vas a staunch member. viii oni,iat"
and int"rinent vii no mad" 90 Stun"
o. hurrh o"m't'rt Baltimore Lodge.
knights ~ Ftthias. of thi. oIt.. viii
have chars. OF 'h. -tr,I,.-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
Glass obseauie,.

81 tho laf. Mrs. lydia Glass. viz" of
''asrar Glass. 'vcrr held from tho
family residence uu nineteenth street
"stcrda} att'ru 'un az o.clo'k. In
torment WIS inaI" iu Greenwood Gem
at.rN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
VI Erv - Rose.
Wheeling. ". Va
nFn uN...r ssH.a.s

N.ee Ing. ". Va
Ms Dear t'Iicf
Yours az tho tet. inst ~ hauI
and beg O" Say That Z have received
word from l'f. Taos. NJ iIa-kius asking
u" o." prei'ur" urI Submit To him au. -
lions Win reference 10 tho fire alarm
system and 'hst be- I've Informed with
'r''l"il," 2" o." questions or answers. so
luu vii pee that the other rart, v-ss
'' lt'rtlN neat Co. this fact and that ~
81 ... Dee was try In; to secure information,
"' in" -ffH" N"W 81 NpI should receive.
~ufr, Yaper With questions and Answers
it'''"u Won need not know whore they
haze c"Ir" from and incre BE- no reason
aInrr tho Same line rIf tIcv Will NOT
..tt' Co. Ne TIE same This matter is TO
com" of the later part ~ Juno but IN
tend q" o., and have tire questions ready
To-day co. tu-ulprruV 90 vafrr for then,
80 tots address Nuns tho Vord and de-
-iret t.I- ruf..
N".'~ very ftuiv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26
OTTO WIEDBBUSCH
FUNERAL TODAY
SERVICES WILL BE CONDUCTED
At HOME OF MOTHER
THIS AFTERNOON.
interment to Be Made In Greenwood
Cemetery-kniehts OF Pythias
to Have Charge OF Services.

The last sad rites over tho remains
os the late Otto VI. Wiedebusch will
he held from the home OF his mother
az No 22l2 Eof street this afternoon
AT 9:S0 o'clock. Rev. W. \. Dysinger.
pastor Of the First English Lutheran
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

While the letters seem to have no
direct bearing or the case. one OF
them implies that Rose iuf requested
.h" company To- furnish no informa.
tiou 10 members ~ tho local fire de.
I1rtmeuf concerning the alarm ays-
tenn unless permission vas given bv
bin Therefore council evidently
considered that his action in dismiss
inE RadcliT Was melted by jealousy
cr spite" Rose WAS cross-questioned
ht several members Of council as 10
tho reason FOR picking BadclI ont ~
900 other members ~ the department
for the work of climbing the pole
Rose stated that be- know that Rad
ctn had written to the Gsmevell
company Tor Information concerning
the system and wished 10 assist tho
hrrm"n in learning the system By
having him DO line work
Later DO admitted that little know no.
edge ~ the system was 20 te gained
10y climbing poles aud failed 20 give
e satisfactory explanation ~ 20 why
Boo ordered Rsdciin 90 climb the pole
when the expert luomsn. employed
h1 fIe Cif, fof such dufy. vas idle
upon That da,
Nffer th" ,rus.quesU oniug had
lasted Tor ueari, au hour. the two
bodies OF council went into separate
session Tor % vote UPON tho matter.
Ih" vote vas FIRST taken in tho 500.
ord branch where thirteen ~ the
'ouuCilwou voted for reinstatement
fnd oult seven against Those votiug
against were toppir<nr Driscoll ker
r"n ~tili'srl fancy Watson and
AleNaudpr
lu tho rf-f branch oui, 100 voted
Feaint- r"in-t1fcmcnf. tho, hctt- ~ ~
sud Rutfcr. and 90 was ordered that
George H1drlif be- rr.nstatrd ~
member ~ the Hghfh ward company
LOT tho nrc department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-26

'.. rr. .. .|.f ....r N....
TO n.''N.. ..H.r .r ..r r..H. I..
t'tIHs~ Isiufsu there Ir 60 .u.urs
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-01
BIG ATTRACTION At eREfNE'S
OPERA HOUSE
THE SMART SET"
Monday And Tuesday, April
9TH and 9Th 1873.

This is the largest attraction that
has ever played in our city, and
one that the people of Cambridge
should appreciate by their presence.
This show is known the world over
as clean, classy comedy, composed
Of the best talented colored people,
who are ladies and gentlemen. A
show that we need not be afraid to
carry our mothers. wives, sisters
| and children to see See the world
renound comedian, s. H. Dudley, in
the leading role. He himself Is
worth the price of admission, be-
sides being supported by 40 other
talented women and men. 1t is
easy to understand why he, 8. H.
Dudley, Is rated as the best CO.
median and fun-maker the colored
race has developed in recent years.
He does not follow any precepts to
arouse mirth; it comes natural with
him, and he cannot help 1t. The
piece which he has chosen as his
vehicle this season, entitled, "Dr.
Beans from Boston," Is the same
offering which he used last season
with such great success. 1t was
written bv himself, and critics all
over the country claim that in point
Of originality and cleverness, 1t Is
the best production placed before
the public In recent years. There
is nothing hackneyed or common
place about it. regarding either the
book, lyrics, music or plot. 1t is
play built on entirely different
lines and interpreted in a way to
bring out all Of its unusual quail |
ties.
Now, as / have reserved half of |
my opera house for the white peo-
pie, / wish to state that the best |
order will be maintained, and l am
sure you will not be interrupted.
Tickets will be on sale Friday and
Saturday, April and s. White peo-
pie at the Postoffice Pharmacy. land
people at Green's Opera
House.-Adv.
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Paint-Wise

is to paint when your property
needs it. Paint-foolish to wait for
the price to go-down.
But so many are foolish. they'll
wait good while.
The whole rise in the cost of a
job Is 10 percent. The first years
drop won't be more than half that,
more likely a quarter.
Waiting for percent, more like.
ly 2 IL.
The average job with Devoe) Is
$50; percent, $3.50. Put 1t off
for $3.50? Guess not.
You think of that job as 500. So
it is with inferior paint.
Paint Devoe; do it now, If your
property needs 1t.
DEVOE.
Herbert Hearn sells it.-Adv.
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For Sale at Once
FINE BUILDING LOT

fronting so feet on Church street,
and having depth of 100 feet, with
free use of 16 IL foot driveway.
This lot faces the home of Mr..
VIM. F. Drain, and adjoins the lot
upon which I intend to erect my
own home. 1t virtually possesses
the advantages of a corner lot, is
high, and q. most desirable site for
a home.
This is the last chance to get a
building lot In good residential
neighborhood, almost within a
stones throw of the main street. 1t
is convenient to churches, schools.
postaffice and all public places.
Adv. -. Sangstpnl Insley-
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tage OF the Opportunities THE
BANNERS advertisers offer you
toGay. The cause OF the particular
buying opportunities they offer you
10 their advertisements today may
be uncommon conditions. you
pass by these opportunities to se-
cure exceptional values, high quail
ty. and remarkable prices, you are
not doing your dut~ to yourself and
your family
Your failure to spend q few min