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LARGEST CREDIT JEWELRY HOUSE IN THE WORLD
You
To inspect its new season s stocks?the most magnificent ever exhibited in Washington ? and
desires to point out that by selecting Xmas gifts now you not only choose from better assort
ments, but you have better opportunity ot making a satisfactory choice, enable more careful en
graving to be done, insure yourself better values and avoid disappointment.
Soli.! Gold ruff Links
and Scarf Pin in %
< a s e. engraved $5.50
i :,???
\v rt-k. >
$19.50
for Ljf'it-s' 1 Vrmanently
i iiiar: nKed Hunting
Watch. w j11! full jeweled
Walthnni or Elgin move
ment. Complete w i t h
pin. as shown.
< " a week >
Diamond Rings. $io up.
Diamond Brooches, $i > up.
Boys' Silver Watches, $^ up.
Toilet Sets, $7 up.
Manicure Sets, $10 up.
Tea Sets. $1 ^ up.
Mesh Bags, $> up.
Shaving Sets, $8 up.
Hat Pins. $1 up.
Boys' Silver Watches. $3 up.
Genuine Stone-set Rings, $7 up.
Gold Scarf Pins, $i.?0 up.
Gold Lockets. $3.^0 up.
Gold Shirt Waist Sets, $2 up.
Gold Signet Rings, $3.00 up.
Gold Pendants, $3.00 up.
Gold Crosses, $2.^0 up.
Gold Bracelets, $4.50 up.
Military Brushes. $6.00 up.
Bake Dishes, $7.00 up.
Berry Spoons, $1.00 up.
Olive Forks, $1.00 up.
Cold Meat Forks, $1.5:0 up.
Carving Sets, $vOO up.
Silver Photo Frames, $1.50 up.
Puff Boxes, $3.00 up.
Bracelet Watches, $15 up.:
Men's Extra
Heavy Gold Signet
Ring's, en- C/l en
graved free
(50c a week.)
Men's Solid Gol<l
Emblem Rings,
any em
J'0.00
i50c a week.)
Pearls, with gokl
m o 11 n t i n k and $J2
chain
1 5'<c a wcek.->
Mill
1 .??antifully Matched
Diamond Far rings; large
blue-white s t o n e s. A
toreain $500.00
<55.00 a week.)
This Coupon Is Worth One Dollar
This coupon will be accepted as ONE DOLLAR IN CASH as part payment on any purchase
amounting to $29 or over, if presented during the month of November. Thus a $29 purchase will
only, cost you $24. which you can pay for at ^oc per week. Save a dollar by buying your Christmas
gifts early. .
I .niif-s' i >ianiond-mount
? 1 iJ-ki. Goi.i Watch,
W im or Elgin tOC
? nt
<$!<"> a week.)
.%! ?????
$15.00
(50c a week.)
JH !}
i'liij
ii j
m ?
W!!
Diamond t^e
tnd Rubies.
($1.00 a week.)
Full-cut
Diamond
(50c a wvek.>
$22.50
Turquoise, surround
ed with dia
monds ?pov/
(51.00 a week.)
?
P^arl and Diamond
Pendant,
$100.00
<$2.00 a week.)
Diamond E a r
rings; gold tic
mounting ..
(50c a w eek )
Diamond Brooch,
gold mount- $4.e
1 ng* ????*?.?
($1.00 a week.)
Amethyst
and Dia
monds
($1.00 a week.)
Emblem Watch
Charms, 14- CI ft
kt. gold....
(50c a week.)
Special at
Gentlemen's or La
dies* Permanently
Guaranteed Hunting
Case or Open Iraee
W a t c li. Choice ot
either Elgin or Wal
tham, full jeweled
movement. Complete
with lob or pin.
< 50 cents a W eek.)
Men's 3-s tone
58.00
'(50c a week.)
Sapphire
and Dia- $45
monds ^
Pearl Sunburst,
with diamond tie
center .'.
(50c a week.)
Diamond-Mounted
Gold Locket
$30.00
($1.00 a week.)
Large'and Bril
liant' Dia: t f Afl
mond. ..,..
($2.00 a week.)
Diamond Brooch,
14-kt. gold tinn
mounting. ?P*vfU
($2.00 a week.)
Diamond
Earrings,
$i5.ocr
(50c a week.)
I- S8&
Five P e r f e?it
$50.00
~($1'.00 a week.)
Lavalliers, with
gold chuinSi
many styles,
f rom
* (50c a week.)
Gentleman's Open-face Watch,
permanently guaranteed case; Wal
tham or Elgin move
ment
(50c a week.)
$ \ 5,00
I. :? d i e s' 14-kt. Gold
\V a t c h, Walt ham
<>r Elgin move- $25
ment
i jfto a week, >
I'1
50 Cents a Week
Will pay for anything you wish to select from our
stock to the amount of $25.00. Larger purchases in
proportion. You can take your purchase home with
you or have it delivered when vou wish.
Gold Watch Charm,
diamond CIO
mounted...
<50c a week.)
Solid Gold
Locket and C|*>
Chain V**
(50c a week.)
Our Special Service
If it is not convenient for you to come to our store,
phone or write us and we will send a representative
to your residence or office with a full selection and au
thority to make terms to suit you.
Solid Gold, Hand-chased Brace
lets, in new designs; wonderful
values at
(jU,d Scar*~ Pins, in a thousand pretty designs, plain or mounted i tZf\ T T
$6*5U w,th jewels. ^'ggest assortment in the city. Special values at... > ? OVJ Up
Flaw 1?88 Blue
white 550
Diamond ^
($1.00 a week)
:iandsome Mantel Clocks,
in r'reiH gi|t and ^20
< i:: y \
150c a week.)
Gold Signet Pin.
. $1.50
< 50.- a week. >
U
Irb
r%-v i .
mi
Pearl Brooch, with dia
mond tenter.
$18.00
(50c a week.)
< lerman Silver 3-piece Toilet
Set, in handsome case;
engraved tree *J)/
(50 cents a Week.)
> ( It !-"??*>. itli
?; 1 < !i 11. 1 11 v in \ ed
?:.!?? 1 v.'ek.)
Genuine German Silver
Hags of indestructible CC
mesh; $5 values *
(50c a week.)
Solid Gold ("11ft
B u 11 o n s: new JtC
patterns . ."v*
(50c a week.)
M/
Gold Lockets, set
with diamonds,
$15.00
150c a week.)
llW^ ^
> Ti
Very Brilliant Diamond
Brooch, gold mounting,
$100.00
($^.00 a week.)
1 >iamond
Cluster,
$65
($1 a week.)
French Silver Jewel Boxes;
new designs
(50c a week.)
Diamond* - mounted
Solid Gold O)
Cuff Dinks..
(50c a week.
fr?
Very Handsome Quadruple
Plate Tea Sets of 5 pieces. .$20
(."?0c a week.)
Special
Super!* I Hainoiul Brooch;
xz"!': $100.00
(?".oo a week.)
< :<?ld Docket. dia
mond <T i /Y1
mounted..
t5t?c a week.)
Horseshoe Pin,
of brilliant
diamonds. . "
Diamond
Stud o?JU
(50c a week.)
Highest-g r a d e
F r e n c h Opera
Glasses.
$10.00
(50c a week.)
Snake's Head
Gold Kings. set
with cut dia
monds. Special
values at
H r
$15
Solid Gold,
Diamond
Center ?P>J
(50c a week.)
!?!
Gentleman's 14-kt. Gold Hunting
Case Watch, lull-jeweled
Waltham or Elgin move- gj/fQ 0Q
ment
(50c a week.)
yuadruple-plate Shaving $9.00
Sets; French beveled mirror ^
(50c a week.)
Pa. Ave.
!>i'
IQilGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
v la attended meeting of Potomac
Council as held Monday evening.
G r.d Km-lit Diehard A Curtin, presid
Th. r-rand knight presented a re
s' . iji i ? work accomplished by tth's.
il ? >O'.Miyi -t cimuncil in this jurisdiction,
c the j.j.-t year, and urged tht
i ? ? ci>-op? ration of every member In
?< ili-r that th? lecord for the enduing
-a 1 might be as ? reditable. There lias
' ? ? n a substantial increase in the mern
' .ship of this council during the past
council year, and its financial condition j
is also in very good shap'\
The Knight's of Columbus Hall was
crowded to the doors- Tuesday evening
with members from the Ijve councils of
this District to witness the joint installa
tion ceremonies of ail the othe rs of the
various Councils forming the jurisdiction
of the District of Columbia. The details
of the ceremonies were in charge of the
officers of the State Council, the arrange
ments b^'.ntj . ur-der th** supervision of I
State Warden Redmond De Vane}, as
dieted Ij> the various count*!,1 wardens
Tli?? iwill was most beautifully decorated
with Sags in iioiwr of the occasion, and
it was generally conceded that the in
stallation ceremonies were the most elab
orate ever conducted under the auspices
of the local organization. With but few ex
ceptions every one of the seventy officers
presented himself for installation. The
installation ceremonies were conducted
by Staii* Deputy Edward P. Harrington,
assisted by District Deputies William P.
Xormoyle aii<i John H. Pellen. and State
Warden De Va my, and began promptly
at X o'clock The meeting prior to the
entry of the_sta4e deputy was in charge
of the grand knight of Carroll Council,
William J. McGee. At the conclusion of
the insinuation of the officers of the
councils addresses were made by the
state deputy, and by District. Deputies
Xormoyle ani Pollen. Addresses were t^ien
delivered by the follow'.ng representatives
of councils: Grand Knights Joseph A.
Mudd, Washington Council; Charles W.
Darr, Keane Council; William J. McGee.
Carroll Council; Francis J. P.. Cleary,
Spalding Council, and Richard A. Curtin,
Potomac Council. Rev. Father Ketcham
and Judge Wil'.lam H. De I.acy also ad
dressed the joint councils, and all the
addresses were received, with much en
thusiasm by the 1 arge attendance of
members present, s lTpon motion of
Charles W. Darr, a rising vote of thanks
was extended to State Deputy Edward P.
Harrington for the successful outcome of
his work in connection with his commlt
.tj?e, in the favorable showing made J>y
the local organization at the Columbus
memorial ceremonies
A l^rge attendance of members .and
friends of the Carroll Council AssembJy
was present at their Halloween, party,?
w ilch 'w:as given at the hall 'Thursday
evening, and a most enjoyable time was
had by those participating in " the cele
bration.
The first meeting of the new council year
will be held by Carroll Council Tuesday
evening, at w hich the committees for the.
year will be ann^uroed and the policy
of the council for the year outlined.
Grand Kn'tfht FrtScls J. P., Cleary, who
Is the only new- presiding officer to be
elected this, year, will preside at his tirst
meeting. of: Spalding Council Thursday
evening.
A4 movement , is gaining strength in all
the' councils looking to more commodious
quarters for the organizatin in this Dis
trict. Already plans are being considered
looking to procuring a new building for
the joint councils- It is admitted that
the present building is not well adapted
for the needs of the organization for
the reason that it has not the requisite
club facilities, which the increasing mem
bership .demands for future growth ar.ct
expansion. The present building was
pvir?teased..ten years ago. when the local J
-organization was not in . the position,
?numerically or financially, as it is at the
present day. There is practically very
little indebtedness on the property, for
the building company has managed It
economically and wisely, but the organi
zation has outgrown the limited accom
modations.
Public Benefactor.
From the Chicago -News.
"She has certainly earned the gratitude
of her entire set."
'"As to how?" ^
"She had her divorce hearing in open
court; insisted 00 it. instead of having it
tried secretly behind closed doors."
BORN.
g'oHJMI.N On November 2. I!?I2, !?? Mr ami
Mr*. Fu'tua K iifrnl-Ni. .Tlltl 2??ih ?!ree
north went. ? daughur.
MARRIED
KEMON StTFCKER On Ti tular 22. IMS. a!
tOe hoi,if of t.?e bride'* parent*. Mr. ami
Mrs. Paul Stuekrr. in thi* eltj. b.. ?:.< U??
Dr. Brandage of Kit Itln?T.->n l*re?bjterln .
Church. HOMiVC. KI'.MoN ir.. am Mi?
JOSEPHINE S'lTCKKR. both of ;i?K elty. ?
I DIED.
0?Ntl'A\'. (Vpartrd ttda 11 fr ?n Thursday. i?e
(o!kt 31. IH1U. 'at S:?"i o'eloek. at :u 1.
afreet north we.: Wtoahlajton. D ?' . Wf>
LEV fOXWAV. the l-eiov?*d fat b'l of (..-.vf e
Cpnva,v. I.ffti iia Boon* end Elitr* irili
l"yi >r?l Sunday. Nov.-mt-er 3. at 1 <>' l?-k. from
Avenlie Buptlat Church ?
vtted ' 3*
?
WlRKICY. . <>n ? .S?t::rd?r, Notftth^r 2. P.M2.
PK?I<I, DrRSEY. daughter of Tmnjn- a: !
kIiIt of Ma "<1i- ltiim'T.
Funeral from 4*7 O -me' northwe*t. \oit<e ..f
time iatof.
J ACKMON On Fridfct November 1. IWI2. h'
12 oYlook *P tu.. ANDREW II. J At KM"?\
the l>e|orfd ?*?*i of Andrew : nd ll>.iheih
Jaok?ni and'brother of ?i-rner JtrliMO. ar-d
vt?renfy-e:ght Ti-nri, eleven nioi.ru>. uud ihite
days.
T?> lv with you !? ray pra.vtr.
Wh~n n?r wcrk on eortli T* i'c
BV HIS MOTI1EJL
If" thouithtful. loving ?nd tender
With uk. eaoh anil every .mm
How ho 'aidfered' But 1* i:<n> rr) g.
Hfs Joy in he a Ton hna juat
BT HIS wstki: on A OR
Futieml fr.>tn?the Metropolitan /.Son
t'hurrli. D .treet between 2nd inifl ;.nrl. Mon
dav. November 4. 2 oVIock |iir. Fr>:i$>
aiid p'latlro.-t lovltcd. ?
[ JOHNSON. On Frliay. November 1. lp12 a'
7:::o p.nr.. I1ATTIK C.. he|,,i>d nifr of
Ftlsfl. B. .loiinaon of 131b alree; north
ifces r.
Funeral Monditv. " oVUwk p.m.. from St. I.uke'a
tliiirr'i, Relative* and friend* incited so
attend.
| LEECH. Siuld'-ntr. on November 2. lftl.', ai *
p.m.. WM. A. LEECH, liffHi Dunran street
n<?rtlieu?<t.
| Notl<? of funeral hereafter.
i ' ? < ? 4
MEDFORD. On Friday, November 1. 1fll2. if
1?:4S p.m.. AMELIA M.. widow ?,f the lare
j -Chartm F. Modfnrd.
Funeral >.*rTic??> Monday. \ovoinh<?r 4 a* 2
p.m.. at thp family rc^lilfn'^, i ??? 1
?'rr*t ntirtliwwt. BcUtlfw and , IKfod' In
rited. Interment prWate. 3*
MhR'tfi:. On Nmrmtifr 1W12. at P.-.>iid<>a.-?
Hrti-pltal nt a.in.. MARTHA I.I MI'KIN.
nlfr of Morton Bartow Mfrvr.
Pudto! .frotn t'ulvar'- BaptUt Chnrclt on M?aday
at 2:1?> p.ui. Friends lnrileil. Ititcrnirn'
Bock Creek ?*euietery. 3'
MEllCBh.
Menibirs of Natioual Hi?e. No. 1 of
the M^ecalwe# of tb" World, ure notli.cd of til
| death of MARTHA L. MKRCKB. : i I x.c r^
fjue^ted (o nttend thf1. fiiin*r?l from t.'.ilfary
Uapti?t. Cliureh Novenibet >. at 2:.Tt? :?:ni.
Bj irOer of
Mrs. FANNIE E. WALTERS Couiniuudft.
Mis. I.T'LA S IlAililONJ), lU-eord Keejier.
O'DoNNOtJITCF.. On Friday. Noreju'ier I. 111,
at 2:40 p.m.. ELEANOR I*. O'PON.VOtJHI'E.
psed f-erentv-oiie ye,!r?..
Ro.-jnlem iiihks at SI. AltyMus t'hi{r. '.i, Mont. iv.
Nofi'tober 4. at !? a.m. InWrrarni pr r. I*.
PITTIS. Cto Thursday. Ortobe.- 1012 at
4:l.'? p.m.. EI?WAltI> PITTIS. hebi?(>fl t i
band "C Os^e.' W. Fittla, av.'p?l ix yen;
Fur-irtl Monday. Novemb'r 4. froai th? a e
re*id??nco of deceased. 3211 10th a:i? ;
ii'Wti'WT^t. ut 2 p.m. Fncuils Invite J t,
terment prlrate. t
RATCMF1": On Saturday. Novunke. 2, 1 i? 1
at 11:a.m.. RI< HARV>. tw>l<ir<*d liusticn l
of <'lirlftiana RjrclliT. i?>c-d *lify-MM?'7t >."ir
NotU-i? of futieral lierrjf'rr.
ROBINSON. DtparteJ tuls I i ft- oil T(HUM?*i,
tX-tulw-i' 31. 1M12. in New York <ity. VLVI\
.??n of Mr. nod Mrs. Earnest T. Martin
Fnneml Monday. Noyenibor 4. nt 3:3f? p.m.. fi'?i?
the Martiu n-sid"n<-e. R'j^krllle. JM. i\e..
S'ortt Aji\ Atcrkitn Baptist. LouUtr'Ue. K>..
and Buitlinore Tinn-* pleu-?e oopy.i
THOMAS. Noremt"'!' 2. 1912. iy 2 o'.lor'., at
tier retiidepce. 47> S nSreet n??rthn-eht. ^lAR^
S.. ielov<-<! wife of Joseph B. Thomas, up*!
thirty-five year*.
Funeral from St. Paul's- M. E. Church Monday.
2:.M) p.m. ? *
TORKERT. On Friday. November 1. 1W2. ?'
11:2:; p.tu.. at tin- re?ddet<-e of her n *t"r.
Mrs. .1. A. I?. Da In in pie. North Chev.v ? Las'.
Mil.. SI SAN. dauchter of the late .Tnun*s M
and Mary E. P. TorWt, ugitl seveuty three
yea rK.
Funeral friitn Tiir.lly P. E. Ciiiirth M<>oJi.y. N4
[ Ti-tnbtr 4. nt 2 p.tn.
In Hemoriam.
HICKS. In *ad but lovirc r"iW'tob-an< e of oar
d.^sr mother. MAY E. HM'K*. wIh? died two
years ago today. November 8. 1910.
A shadow o'rr onr lotvly liotc"
forevermir? mint be;
But Thou. t? l^<rd lui't ?out this <tm?J
We t^ar it all f ir Th<M*.
BY HER DEVOTED DAI'CHTKIl*.
Lal'HBY. In lovine renieiiibrn-?ee of tnv tJesr
fM.il.er. Wll.l.iAM B. IA.--BY. who died No
ve?i!i?r 3. 1911.
Wf nil -i tln-e froui our hoai*\ d?-*r;
We raiss thee from thy pU.-e:
A shallow o'er o.ir life is ' ast;
'.Vc thi?s the funshitie of thy far-*.
We mis* toy kind and willing hand.
Tliv fi n ! I '-iirne't et re.
Ott- 'hor' ? dark without th< e?
W? k;:.~ t.ieo every?vh"re.
FttoM HIS DACiiHTER BKMIR
MARSHALL. 1^ fwl hut lovlnp remembrance
of onr deur mother and rrandmotlier. I?A It
R1F.T A. MARSHALL, who departed tb.?
life two years uco today. November 3. lt'lf
While In the ro?y dawn of youth.
To OM thy h->art was riven.
And tri'e thr utsr'.i life thy muI
'Mid sufTerin? s<?ered to heave?.
Thy loyalty baa won for thee
A erotvn of fade1e*? llshi.
Oli. may its radianee -hl"e on us
\nd rheor the gbMin of nlitbt
Anniverssry ma-'s nt St D'nilnl'-'s Oi ireh.
BY HFR DEVOTED DAI'tSHTKR ELIZA.
EDDIE AND ORANDDAl OUTERS
W.ERHOI.TZ. In memory of ALMA MMUK
OBEHH?'*LT7.. only and l?elofe?l . hiId cf >1"
*TM?r|eit N. Bttik aid. who paired to ete-n*
life on May 2. 1912. asi-d nineteen years.
An ree.UnpllHhe.1 planlat. she pave promise of
i attaining her ambition, but. tieri r beirut in
bust health, typho'd fever attacked her ?h-n
' it serin, d to every .-n- she was lotklnr nefi^s..
The atteiMlnn'-e of her ?s-lwolmates of V?tr?
I Dam.- Convent and the many beautiful floral
i.^reriw iinve testimony of her spprec'at 101^.
St.-. >.-ns a devntfd. i:a-i"lflsh ni--?tber'f- idol. an?
her taklr.pr away hn? been a sever;- blow, b it
N P(. lies ill be full ai-s ranee that heaven lia?
(Mined one more pure und eriMillird bud from
llfe'e r^rden. To h? r meuwry 1 otTer 'his tribute
of love and r?><,w?ei. j n V*i ?
FtmER&I. EIRECTORS.
Frank qeier'S sons.
1113 SEVENTH f*T. N.W. ^
Modern -hfiel. Telephone '-all No*tli :'
George P. Zurhorst,
I !?1 E. CAP. ST.
| gatablUlie* JKi7. rII VS S 7.\ BHOP.ST Vgr
W. R. SPEARE.
fUNBRAD DIRECTOR AND KMBALMB#.
' F Street N.W.
WASHINGTON. 0- C.
Phones Main
Frank A. Speare. Mgr.
wE Hi. 3ARDO & CO.,
1 .FfNBRAL DIRECTORS ANH F.VB
! 40a H St. n.ek Mo?l'-rn el inel. Pho?. f.twe-la 5-'
J. WILLIAM LEE. Fun*rnl Mreetot
'and kiiibalmcr. Livery In >oam-ctlon. (Vtaaaa
idiott* cbutie! ilud uTidera crematorium. Mod?at
j price*. H:<a l'a. av*. W.x?. TeiefiMme eap i "
IOUN R. WRIGHT CO.,
???*r Tntb St. N W. Pbone N /'
."josejph F. Barch's Sor.s,
_ . -tf C'T" V IV Parlor for runera'.a.
Al ? ? I . ' * ? "?"op" We?f r-l.
~ ksTABLlsHh-ti itt&b. "
JOSEPH OAWLEH'S SONS.
1750-32 PA. AVE.
CHAPEL. ' PHOVE M. 1834
D. J. BREADY CO.
' Uver-. JOHN T. GARNI'Jt. .M*r. Cbn-j#:
140- nth ?t Ptmn* N. :K*7
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
j Apip'roprjateFioraE Tokens
Artie tic?ri.[>re??>lv?-lne*rer?lre.
Vtoujit auto delivery aerWre.
Oude Bros. Co., 1214 F St.
I'boBfea Main 42T^^4a7J.
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