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J3.J sn-tt * A j w J ? ^ ^ "IT PAYS J At Its Readiest! ? Hjf Ijf |h '"The Dependable Store" is at its best now? ^ a r with complete stocks of thoroly reliable merchanf:. disc- and fullest variety of practical gifts for every { member of the household. Our well-known policy $ of underselling makes Goldenberg's the best pro- if ^ viding place for gifts. ^ " T H I ? If ,f Brine your gift lists tomorrow?and enjoy the superior *& C.ICXLZTC] values that dot the store. \ 111 111 I IP __ __ __ ,<P fe-'fe-'fe 'fer'fer'fe- '^r Wfe Wfe'fe'&'fe Wfes- y WfeW&W'feI More Under L Again tomorrow we come forw 1! ^ ^tTI 't'jiW.61.Infel price offerings in High-class Furs? ;; |) a"d important enough to attract th '.'. 11 / prospective fur buyer. As the result 4 ' Si 1 \r rr\ nt^rtic on /IrJIor \\rt* irfl oKl ^ .( tt'y Vl? UtV VKJ1IUI } l( Ui V HU1 *!* cannot meet. We shall continue to ) il1''T*1'" unmatched for lowness just as long | y .l nr/j) from our purchase. The items gatl *:* important from a saving standpoint j* sjmjlf ' Genuine American Fox Pelerines, rich *;* , dark Isabella color; reg- fl e * ' , ? ular price, $25.00. Sale 5g| II o^O X ln?en"!"e f?n^eni'ur PeIer" PACmerica'n' Marten' Sto'lesT full size colI ;? Jsrfc, $6.98 SJ/:i,h'"n4.,e? SE oft r price, "l- K). tor regular price, $15.00. Sale QM A Genuine River Mink price B < Muffs, extra iarge size; ~ o Genuine Squirrel Throw ~ V regular value, Jti.OO. Sale ^ vU>0 Ties, lined with satin; reg- ^ J> OJ^ Y price <V<Wo ular price. *5.00. Sa'e price.. y?' A Genuine Siberian Squirrel Fur Muffs, Large Flat Pelerines, 4> very light gray; large size ?jv> = rfrC) of dark Sable Mink Fur; C/Th > and correct shape; regular regular price, $40.00. >5 _J^)Q D 5 price, $10.00. Sale price ^ o ^ V_J> gaIe price "Cf ? | Decorated Japanese W | We've received an importation of Beautiful Japanese Chinaware, wh X nrirp Thi> order was civen manv months aco and the sroods have arri $ for gifts. The assortment is varied?and includes the following: i X Vases. - Ramikens. A Shaving Mug?. Syrup PJtc y Chocolate Pots. Cups and Saucers. Puff Boxes *-* ?? "? m.i... Plrkln T>ls i Aiujuuimisc i^isiica. I X ?and many other articles which will prove very appropriate for gifts. y Bohemian G'ass Flower "Pres-cut" Crystal Glass Punch Sets, *i* Vases. In flower and gold dee- fl /-?. consisting of 15-inch Punch Bowl, with *J* orations; various colors; ll?e. I (I |)(C! removable foot, 12 mugs rip/"j) .1. value and 12 nickel-plated hooks; JL. A Decorated China Cups and Saucers, $3.69 value fu'l g(>:d lined and flower Decorated China Jardinieres, V decorations; a dainty remem- I oiXC ^u" B?'d finish; 10-lncli size, hr:in<?P- v:ilu<> Pair of U ^ with tintPrl hflS^: XI .50 ValllP.. I : I StFoing Attractions in v The Toys arc in the spacious Basement?the Dolls just overhead o y. row will enjoy the advantages well worth considering?that of buying a y the number? | | W.. | .K! *ZS* '"Se ?ANDCAH.-P,o?,?F.,2i- ?S I Sin.?~d:..fff:. 7?c. S3?/5KXV.a.,r:..*4.?8 | ^ ^ 1 ^ DOLL'S G 0 V GALLOPING HORSE, with DOLL'S GO-CARTS, reed handsome rat T seat and flowing ?-T) body, reclining: back 'JQf complete with pi T mane. Special at... v??*0 and steel wheels.? " asol. Special at | Kid Body Oollls | at $11.00. Dollytovvn has no more popular inhabitant than our "Princess Alice" Doll at one dollar. | Made with kid body and full riveted hip and knee. Fine hand-sewed wig of curly hair; standing 23 inches high. $ Light or dark hair. V *11 \A Compare '"Princess Alice" with any doll v Ati wr sold elsewhere for the same price?and we're ? confident you'll like ours best. | Dressed Dolls Reduced. 3| We've taken two popular numbers from our list of Dressed Dolls 3 and cilt the prices for Wednesday. If you intend buying a Dressed ?? Doll this is your best buying opportunity. Y Dressed Dolls, completely decked out Handsome Dressed Dolls, completely Y i .. fitted out In costume and French bona in piett> fiotk and bonnet. An> num- net beribboned and lace T ber of effective combinations. /r*. trimmed. Blondes and bru- rt? fl T) E? Y Regular $1.00 value tomorrow ^ vCo nettes. Regular $1.(8) value ][ . jLtrb " for at ! For a Mao? A M7AVHI5 A would like nothing better than a *!* a Tl ' / L) Bath Robe. There" s warmth, there's luxury ^ (&T a,K' coni^ort 'n such a gift. I l\v( Here ari> two snprial nfferines that will '4 settle the question with many a wife or sweetv " Hi^llra 'pix heart who is in doubt: v All-wool Eiderdown liath Robes. In an All-wool Eiderdown Batli Robes, sail*> excellent assortment of rich designs. . , . . 4 Made in sailor-collar effect, box-pleated or-collar effect and pleated back, Bor back, Hnisli.il with cord dcr design on sleeve and bottom. Cord V and tassel at waist and <? a ?= ,r\ and tassel around waist ^ ^ Y neck. Regular #<M? value 5)4l fjGj) and neck. All siz.>s. ?7..">0 "r at I value for % fl n 11 J* cm 11 Hr 1 rt-Yl /TWO IL^S tvo4 | <011 uir\ vv <011111^111111^ ^it^uu 1 At $4t.Qfl?Worth $10.00: I Just 25 of these Handsome Bteck Taffeta Silk Walking Skirts, to IX sell at a fraction less than regular price. ? Naturally this number of Skirts will not last long against the big demand that's bound to result from selling so much under regular price. Better act promptly if you want one. Made of superior quality heavy rustling taffeta silk?in a handsome box-pleated and kilted model; full stylish effect. Regular ten-dollar value for $4.98. * '4l V TO DEAL AT GOLDEN IdAtf ! DEPENDABLE STORE NTH AND K STRI price FURS ard with a list of remarkable cuttViof nff^r pcnnnmips Inrcrp pnniicrh * .??. V.1V. ? b- ? ? e attention and response of every of a big purchase of Furs at neare to quote prices that competition offer these beautiful Furs at prices as there is a single fur piece left lered for Wednesday's sale are as as any we have yet offered. Genuine Black Lynx Fur Sets, the soft silky kind;" long throw and large pillow muff; <3? >5 q *~y. fPo-ulor nrlpo STtO Salo ^ ^J) VTTcoZ. .7.7..:::::. '#v^' INfigant quality Fur-lined Black Broadcloth Coats, lined with mink and full collar of genuine blend- r=> /Tj, ed river mink; regular <JS)UU price, ?i8.50. Sale price.. Genuine Far Eastern Mink Throw Ties, fur on both sides; finished with six real Marten fur tails; regular price, $20.00. 11 QJfi Sale price * ' u are, 49c/wto1! ich was secured at a discount from the ived just in time for Christmas buyers Nut Bowls. hers* Spoon Trays, hes. Rose Jars. Austrian Glass Liquor and Water Sets, In flower and gold /Tt, Q _ decorations; new shapes; $1.25 value Majolica Jar and Pedes- /r> ^ a tal, 26 Inches high; new J? 41^ blended effects; $3.2o value TOT lyyis MM w< n the first floor. Both arc at their readi t low prices andpicking from complete ; l wagons. 1 wheels and MILK WAQON, w ing; skin-covered horse !*ed $2.89 ciai r.?.ne's-... ROCKING CHAIR. | - C A R T S ; all oak finished, with * tan body; upholstered seat. $4.50 ftpe.c,la! -98c. IW /\I15/Ilmn( H T?? II t)"? r i 11 injillinyigu.jp allV W V1IB jr From a big stock of Christmas Jewelry we have selected a few items as suggestions. No. matter what the price you pay for a piece of Jewelry here, you may depend upon receiving the best value for your money. The collection of artistic designs was never so large or varied as at present. Take the hint and make your selections to| morrow. 4 s SCARF PINS or STICK 1 ' 1 i J* i J j TniNO. uuai&iiieeu BUIIU gold. Some with stone settings. In a great variety of pretty styles and designs. Values worth up to $1.00. Special at 4<9>c. BROOCHES?In fancy JQ&V JESjB enameled, rhlne stone and jeweled effects. A larKe number of particularly pleasing styles. | tS3s2fyfic?*?& Inexpensively priced? 0Ul possessing merit i nevertheless. Special at | 25c. LINK BUTTONS ? Heavy gold filled; In a great variety Air*. of new designs. Special \ ?lue at CUFF BUTTONS?Sterling Am^ Silver Link Buttons In new ^|-y^ designs. Special value at.... BABY RINGS ? Warranted solid gold with neat stone settings. Regular 5'Jc. values for SIGNET RINGS ? Warranted gold shell. In neat effects. Every one fully warranted?and a new ring given for any that falls to E?/f\ _ prove satisfactory. Worth 1)^7 _ 98c.. for INGERSOLL WATCHES ? Made of gun metal or heavy nickel finish. Stem wind and stem set. Warranted to keep correct time. A gift that will give genuine pleasure to any Jl boy or girl. Price ^ Table Covers One=third Off. The wholesaler's entire surplus stock was closed out at 33^ discount and the Table Covers were /being distributed among appreciative patrons at a like saving. They consist of handsome Tapestry Covers, in all desirable sizes. Included are Silk Mercerized Kremlin, Oobelln and Armure weaves. 4-4 Covers, 69c.?worth 98c. 6-4 Covers, $1.29?worth $2.00. 8-4 Covers, $1.98?worth $3.00. 10-4 Covers,-$2.69?worth $4.00. 12-4 Covers, $3.55?worth $5.00. (Fourth'Floor.) ^.J BERG s. | Extra Salespeople Wanted I ?^ We require the services of additional salespeople, both \t j? young men and young women, for the next two weeks, i* )il Those with experience and proper credentials will be paid $ )) (IKrtiK. \ liberally for their time?and if ability is shown will be given 'v. WJB) * permanent positions. ir Va Initials engraved free on all goods, such as Silver Toiiet , f ?. Articles, Umbrellas and Jewelry. ^ . r? Stamping free on Leather Goods. a Gifts requiring engraving or stamping should be selected h IPT^ % at once" $ ^ JEU 11 4J1 Boxes free for gift goods. \y - ^ ferfer'fetSr rfer feWfeWfe fer'fertr'fer''fer'tr ^ TP >Ov >1 <1 daS /o 4* 4- ~ tl ^/flN I U O-U 11 11 iW W IX s~inii v -\jr O >y Worth $118, $20 and $22.50. | Several of the most fashionable sorts deeply reduced to close out % before the holidays. ? Consisting of handsome heavy-weight plaid cloths, satin-finish X kerseys and heavy-weight cheviots. All are full length. Made tourist box style, neatly trimmed effects and plain tailored mnrlpl c t Including black, gray plaids, stylish mixtures, broken checks, etc. ? Neck Boas aod Stoles of Ostrich g and ilarfiboui Feathers. These handsome neck fixings are in high favor this season?and *? will make the best sort of Christmas gifts. *? We have secured a lot of samples from a prominent wholesaler at > a liberal discount?and offer the entire lot tomorrow at very much less % than regular cost. {:* A wide variety of popular kinds to choose from, including flat and roundTffrcts X in neck pieces and large muffs. In black, white, gray, light and dark brown. A (Millinery dept.). Allhf Waiist Patterns, f L' xnfcn. Neatly Boxed, 50c. | regular II A These Waist Patterns of y ** ' J jf ^ f( fleece-back Armure weave mate to huv Wl iW-LiUjt r,al are se,llnf? almost as raptaiy Y i(j l>u^ n3?{ 181 1" as we can put them up. An- i v\ jMvwN other lot of 500 ready tomorrow X Each Waist Pattern consists of *? yards of material; an ample a /Xh^^TrUisB quantity for making a waist of ?? i I In a complete assortment of col- y W5^Sfey\\\ *l f-0 ors. such as light blue, pink, car- y dinal, corn, cream, white, etc. V \J/ Each one boxed for presenta- 5* Pres-cut Ice Cream Trays, 25c. tlon. Special at 50c. ? Prcs-cut Celery Trays, 19c. t 4? X Pres-cut Milk Jugs, 19c. Stationery Beet, X Pres-cut Footed Fruit Bowls, 39c. Plenty of dainty Christmas X Pres-cut Bowls, 8 in., 25c. are to be found in our Sta~ x 1 tionery department?and the fact & it t _ A e_ ^ mat your purse won't De Heavily X /H TTTl /0\ (C /H "^y taxed does not take away one)* vLJl IIy o bit of the enjoyment of receiving $ Cr such gifts. X est Those who huv here tomnr- Real Leather Writing Cusps and Port- y est. inose wno uu> nere romor folios: top embossed with V assortments. Will vou be among flowers; pocket for pencil. V Special at : Y Waterman's "Ideal" Fountain Pens, In A plain or gold-mounted designs. Each > Pen put up In a leather case tor presen- a a ' tation. Prices, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, A $4.50, $5.00, $6.00 and $8.00 each. A Pretty Gift Articles | W From the Art Section, x ttj Hand-painted Opal Bureau QSa? y Sets, regular $1.50 value, for "0"' V ith SHOn PI -v ?i.i ? 1 Ic ^r.?.p,.Mr:.rT.ff.2sc. ? " clal a^ VOC. Battenberg Bureau 8carfs. In X handsome designs; regular $1.50 AQr value, for "OU , L Ready-made Tapestry Slips, 'f ,, completely made up for use; 75c. E|Tks? 'r ^TTTlffi value, at <"?, ??d+f -ftTzK All-silk Pillow Cords, In all <j? ^?N* | I Vi I colors; 69c. value, for ""* X PQygl Japanese Linen Drawnwork Bureau " Cry Vjy Scarfs and Pillow Shams to QQr match. $1.50 value, for yOW. ,, Hat PJn Holders, in fancy ef- "c ?\ WAGON; bent-rail fects; 39c. value, for J | model, steel wheels and Novelty Pin Cushions, trim- fl J | i long tongue med wlth laceJ 250- value. 'or.... *??v? ,, n iCX JP ' Ready-made Pillow Slips, In fl |H (fl >*oC. Turkish designs; 29c. value, for.. * 5rv" < n H En ? Large Pin Cushions, finished with rib- Jf BOYS' OUTFITS, value,afor. A*?/.. . .,1'.5? .98c. | complete uniforms, for Pillow Ribbons, in all wanted combi- $ I ?o? I nations; 4% yards In a piece; 35^ ? I OoC. I goc. value, for ? Toilet Sets, manicure Sets ;[ and Other Appropriate Gifts. Handsome articles that will appeal to gift seekers are sh?wn *n ] t great profusion in this department. These are presents which have ^ jp fancy side that makes them specially popular. Some unusually go r values are singled out for tomorrow s selling. J MANICURE SETS, of genuine Ebon- a All flrpt nnolltv flttlnM hPflW ^ EjiPv-". sterling silver mountings. In a neat < WtsilS^"' cloth-lined case. A dainty gift for a J J young lady. Specially priced tomorrow . * ? TOILET SETS of best quality white metal; heavily I! ^ISirB silver plated; consisting of Brush, Comb and Mirror; heavi- J | ly embossed decorations; in a neat box; special value at _ TOILET SETS, of fine quality Celluloid, in white, V pink, blue or black. Consisting of Brush, Comb ? and Mirror. Good quality all-bristle brush, fine "i* bevel mirror, with comb to match. Complete set for ^ Steiiiog Silver Articles. | Sterling Sliver Manicure /n. o I Sterling Sliver Manicure and Embrold- | Set, three pieces, French-gray *ry Scissors, <p finish. In cloth-lined box.. | X Sterling Silver Manicure Sets, neatly fittUIittJI i boxed. Special values, from Sterling Silver Shaving _ 0 ? it* ? d/\ . /t* a Brushes; beautiful de- Of&r* Y $1.50 to $4.98 ! Infants' SUveroin Brush and Mirror Sets, heavily emboesed designs. * Comb Set: neatly boxed; aQ In rich French-gray finish. f iSXFSg * ' "n"h: 9?c? 4S; $2.98 * *I-0W" case. (Jpmplete for ^ Rtoriinff Silver Military sets, with Sllveroin Brush, Comb and Mirror V t , Sets, each set in neat, cloth-lined case; comb to matcn, beautiful sterling silver patterns. , ( $5.98 and $7.98 $3.98 to $6.98 Sterling Silver Brush, Comb and Mirror ? ' ' Set- -beautiful design; 4? fl aq Sllveroin Brush and Comb ? entirely new; neat cloth- \ O.V? Sets, in cloth-lined box < > lined case. Complete ^ Sllveroin MUitary Set, -y ^ g , ' Sterling Silver Manicuring Pieces ^he).comb t0.. ,ma'C.h.;> and Noveltles-wUh^ large I nil ??- 1 "* rtHr *" ** A? nanuxes, new uceigu. AOW* ouvervtu wuiu sruoaca, fi,Ai to fi.uo. a Special Sllveroln Hat Brushes, 79c. and 08c. X Sterling Silver Hat Brushes. I'iWeroln Whisk'Km* 75c. I 98c. to $1.50 SILVEROIN HAIR BBUSHE3, new Y designs, '' Brs.9,.,.VCT..Wh,sk 98c. $1.50 to $2.50 | THEATRICAL TROUPES THEY AND COASTWISE STEAKSHIPS DIVIDED INTEREST Of ftiA Tnlftrcfafo Pnmmf.nmmfa slon Today?Both Subjects Were Held Over. Coastwise steamships and theatrical companies divided the interest of the interstate commerce commission today. There was almost a full meeting of the commission, and there were present officials and counsel of a number of railroads and steamship companies. Attention of the commission had been called by the Great Northern Railway to the question of whether or not It had control over the rates of the Canadian Pacific, that road being a British carrier, but doing business with the United States on a joint rate basis through the J Pacific Coast Steamship Company from Vancouver to San Francisco. C. S. Hamlin, representative of the Canadian Pacific, was present and said that while It was true the railway company was owned and operated outside the Vnited states. It was perfectly willing to file Its | joint tariffs with the Interstate commerce commission wherever they affected United States traffic. He said that there had been some question as to the proper method of procedure in filing some of its Joint tariffs, but if the commission would signify the method it preferred the Canadian Pacific would be pleased to comply. Wanted a Ruling. This was very smooth and satisfactory. But Mr. J. C. Stubbs of the Union Pacific s<uu ne wuuia lme io can the attention of the commission to the fact that if the Canadian Pacific filed its joint rate with the commission it was doing so merely as a matter of courtesy, and he would like to have a ruling on the subject to determine whether the counsel of the Union Pacific had correctly informed him by saying the interstate commerce commission had no control whatever over a steamship line doing business with a foreign railway. Mr. Stubbs said the matter was of particular interest to his road for the following reason: The Union , Pacific picked up freight at New Orleans and Galveston that had been brought there from New York. They carried it through the United States and billed it on to Mexico City there being a joint rate for the whole distance from New York. This tariff was, of course, filed with thft fntArstfltfi rAmmarno But competing with this rail and water line there was another route, the Ward line, which carried freight from New York to Tampico, Mex., and thence billed It through to Mexico City. The Ward line, he said, had a joint rate from New York to Mexico City, but It had never filed the tariff with the interstate commerce commission, and held that it was not under the jurisdiction of the commission for this class of business. He said the case was exactly parallel with the case of the Canadian railway and the Pacific Coast Steamship Comronu onrl Ha t?ro n f A^l n V. j/uiij, unu lie naiucu a i UUH5 VII wuill cases to see whether he could not eliminate what he claimed was unfair competition in the Mexican trade. He said that if the commission had jurisdiction over a steamship line doing this class of international business he wanted to know it. Chairman Knapp of the interstate commerce commission did not attempt to make a ruling on the subject at once. TT. ? ,3 4 1.^1 ? ' J - nc aiuiuuuccu lnill it rcprcseniauve 01 the Pacific Coast Steamship Company was now on his way to Washington and would be here some time today. So thin phase of the hearing was adjourned tilj the afternoon. Joint Sate Theatrical Tickets. The matter of joint rate theatrical tickets was taken up, Ed Baxter, special counsel for the Louisville and Nashville road, speaking for the railways. He held that the railroads under the law ha3 a light to build up their business by Riving special rates to ot-ganlzations of peo-' |>le. This developed the question of what classes of people could be included In the reduced rates. Mr. Lane wanted to know If there was any difference between issuing special rates to a theatrl cal troupe or to a party of laborers, and if an aggregation of oyster shuckcrs traveling from the interior to the coast j were not Just as much entitled to a spe- < cial rate as an operatic organization, i Then Mr. Clark asked if an operatic com- < pany could be granted a special rate. 1 why a concert star traveling alone might ' not claim the same privilege, and, fol- ' lowing the matter to a logical conclusion, 1 whether there should be any difference ( made between a theatrical star and a , revivalist. Chairman Knapp suggested , that this would lead to the establishment i of as many different rates as there were < classes of people in the United States, and Mr. Baxter replied that he did not < see why there should not be as many different rates on passengers as there were on classes of merchandise. No decision was reached, and the matter was allowed to go over for an official ruling frnm tho micclAn Those present at the hearing were: Ed. Baxter, special counsel, Louisville and Nashville railway; W. H. Tayloe, general passenger agent, Soo railway; E. G. Warfield, F. T. M., Mallory line; J. C. Stubbs, traffic director. Union Pacific railway; 8. M. Stevenson, manager Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia railway; E. V. Skinner, assistant traffic manager, Canadian Pacific railway; L. J. Spence, general freight agent, Southern Pacific Company; Charles M. Heald; C. S. Hamlin, Boston, Mass.; W. V. Wells, agent, Mallory line; L. E. Payson, Union Pacific Railroad Company; P. S. Eustls, passenger traffic manager, C., B. and Q. railway; C .C. McCain, Commission Lake Line Association, Buffalo, N. Y.; T. D. Mott, jr.; Dwight W. Morrow, Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett, representing Pacific Coast Steamship Company; S. H. Hardwich, passenger traffic manager. Southern jailway; W. R. Maclnnes, F. T. Mngr., Canadian Pacific railway; E. L. Forester; James A. Twohey, council Canadian Pacific railwii v " Bockville and Vicinity. Special Correspondence of The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., December 10, 1906. Licenses to marry have been issued by the clerk of the circuit pourt here to William A. Baker and Miss Isla M. Young, both of Damascus, this county, and William A. Tinney and Miss Norma L. Barrett, both of Washington. Col. and Mrs. John T. Brady of Kensington have issued Invitations to the marriage of their daughter. Miss Lillian St. Clair Brady, to Mr. Joseph Wheeler Freeman. The ceremony will take place at the home of the bride the afternoon of Wednesday, December 19. < Sherwood High School, near Sandy Spring,. ? which wa's some time ago closed because of . an epidemic of measles and tonsilitls, has : been reopened. It is stated that about fifty ' of the scholars of the institution suffered ' from one or the other of the diseases. Mrs. Gertrude E. Dolllver and daughter 1 ,of Baltimore and Miss Sallie E. Bristow of 1 Essex, Va., are the guests of Mrs. Charles 1 H. White at this place. Mrs. M. V. Pease of Baltimore is also a guest of Mrs. White. The following business has recently been transacted Jn the orphans' court at this f place: Letters of administration on the personal estate of Hettie R. Brown were ] granted to Leonard Weer, bond, $2,000; Nel- . lie O. Marlow. administratrix of Fielder C. Marlow, passed her final account and made aistriDUuon; jonn n. i-arsiey, gruaraian to " Charles E. Parsley, passed his third account; Asa M. Stabler, administrator of Granville J. Harding, passed his first and final account and made distributions; Benjamin H. Miller, administrator of Perry Sullivan, passed his final account; Titus W. ' Warfield, administrator of Charles H. 1 Lewis, filed list of sales of the personal es- ' tate of deceased. < < Christmas Gifts at the Lansburgh Furniture & Carpet Co., 012 Ninth st. n.w. ?Advertisement. Swallowed Chameleon and Died. i OMAHA, Neb., December 11.?As the re- J milt nf Burallnurlncr a 1 Iva phamplonn oa on advertisement Louise Douglas, formerly a well-known comic opera actress, died here yesterday. An hour before her death two live chameleons crawled from the woman's mouth, and physicians say her body Is alive < with th? little reptile*. i I Furnttnrr, Carprta I Tor. Pa. Are. and Draperies. | and 8th St. I. Eflegant $4?50 Weathered Oak ROCKER, A Ro.-ker makes a useful and moat ar centable Xmas Gift. Tlila la the greatest value In Rockers ever offered?a sfw rial Christmas leader. Handsome f^.TiO WEATHERED OAK ROCKER, thoroughly well I made. belted joints, very com-it'j tfTltJ fort able, for A big. roomy and eomfortahle Rattan HI Rocker, thoroughly well made. Full rolling III arm ami bark. Cross supiK>rts under Boats and otherwise strongly braced at every point of strain. Made to sell for fl $3.50. Special at ^U.>0 $7.50 Weathered Oak Rocker, spring seat in ^chased leather. Xmas Spe- $4.98 j Ladies' and Children's Desks $6.75 up Music Cabinets $6.75 up Shaving Stands $7.50 up Children's Rockers, 98c., $1.25, $1.50, $2.50, $3.50 and $5.00. High Chairs at various , prices. Parlor Furniture. Special Sale of Parlor Furniture thin U'llcL' Rvorv Snlto l?% thu hAIUlo (a Plilln/taul LT/ 'r and more. W. MI. Hoeke, 25St b?T" it fe: ; ? ( no airt1r1r4* lu"l?? wmcu u?hj ?? k VlnmnVllC enjoyed by more and [ more people. TOOTH- ' . n?eeAs HOME CAKES ?layer. > BVwl3S^a? pound, fruit, etc.-- ? TEMPTING "CHAR- > etfTi- DOZ. LOTTES," etc. Fine OIVVo materials and expert > _ making account for. tbe DELIVERED. popularity of tbese prod- i ucta. Try them. t M. T. FUSSELL, | 1427 N.Y. Ave. 'Phone M. 1513. * jlell t.b.?-28 ' TTova Vnn Anvthinc For Sale P F?r a very small sum Of mQjney you can advertise In The Stag^ under "For Sale Mlacellaneoug'* and feel Sure of disposing of ^n article The value of which wllj^ exceed The cost of the ad< by hundreds. No Hope for the Shah. CONSTANTINOPLE. December 11?An official dispatch from Teheran, Persia, lated December 10, says that the German specialist who is attending the shah has pronounced the latter's condition to be lopeless. adding that he cannot survive nany weeks. LfONDON, December 11.?No news has jeen received Tiere today tending to confirm lie report circulated In the United 8tates .hat the Shah of Persia is dead. Kings to Exchange Greetings. Special Cablegram to The Star. PARIS, December 11.?A dispatch to the 3cho de Paris from San Sebastian Fays hat King Edward of England and King Alfonso of Spain will meet In March or April at the Villa Bellefontaine, Biarritz, arhlch King Edward has rented. Sues for Absolute Divorce. Suit for absolute divorce was today filed n the District Supreme Court by George T. Brashears against Lester M. Brashears. ? - > J -i. *-? ? kf^ TW?_ i ney were miirnea hi nutniur, *?-c:ember 13 last. Infidelity is alleged and a ?o respondent named. Attorffcy Charles Bendheim appears for the husband. To Reduce Pay to Railway*. A bill authorising the Postmaster General to reduce the compensation of railroads for carrying the malls by 20 per cent has bpen Introduced by Representative Steencrson ot , Minnesota. p Piles Cored in 0 to 14 Days. PAZO OINTMENT la gaaranteed to rare w e*m if^ftchlnjr.^ Blind. Bleed! ly jirJTotrudlai PUea Is acS-toAaajet m0mtT JbuL| Is free from harmful elements. Its alkalinity destroys mouth acid germs. It permeates the entire tooth and mouth structure with its healthy fragrance. A tonic to the gums. SOZODONT is an article of merit. Its popularity of sixty years will attest to that. Remember SOZODONT. it ???????? ?? ???? ?? ? ?? I YOU GET | "SERVICE" : ? T ? at this Print Shop. 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