The St. Louis Republic. [volume], October 01, 1905, PART II, Page 2, Image 14

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M. GENTLES HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK A SPECIAL TRIP
MADE TO SECURE THIS IMMENSE PURCHASE-21 PIECES tf KW HESS FAMUCS
-AAA THS SEASON'S LATEST PRODUCTIONS. THE ENTIRE SURPLUS
STOCK OF ONE OF THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS CLOSED OUT TO US AT
LESS THAN THE COST OF MANUFACTURE. SOME LARGE LOTS, OTHER
SMALL, BUT ALL NEW, CLEAN GOODS DIRECT FROM THE MILL. WE TOOK
THE ENTIRE LOT, EVERY PIECE ATA GREAT REDUCTION. AND ALL WILL RE
ON SALE MONDAY WITHOUT RESERVE. SEE THESE VALVES. TOY ME MKSISTaLE.
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SOc ALL-WOOL
COVERTS 2SC
IS pieces CC-lnch t.-.n covert weaves;
par- wool, hard-twisted worsted, will
wear like dollar Roods; cheap .it
10c -,
29c
S9 ALL-WOOL
VENETIANS 49c
42 Inches wide t'.ne mUJ Venetian
S.iii3K?. In brown, rov.it. navy.
wine ami mvrtle worth C.'c
49c
SI.25 MELROSE
SUITINGS 7SC
ll-I.ieh fine Sharkskin ..r Melrose Cloth,
in 4 aruod color- black Alice Mil",
royal. reen. very serviceable- $:.C5
values for ........ ... -
79c
29 MOHAIR
JACQUARDS IS
89 pieces Jdolialr Ruitir.fs. 40 lr.che wide; wovw
In r.-at Jacquard designs. lar:e ian;e
of colors. including r ltd". C Llues. 2
brown, preen and plum
shades; 3c value
I5C
SI.25 CHIFFON
BROADCLOTH, 31. OO
pure
SO-lneh new Itroadcloth: flne
wool, with rlesant luster: nil the
new shades. InTludlns; uray.
;!jir.s. ,-,; Jl.r; values
SSC MANNISH
Sl.00
Tills Is on of th" jrreatrst barsaln evi-r offered
44 tnd:es wide, pur" wcrstol. liarl-lsted twilled
fabric, with iihailow ehck5: srat
range of dtslrabl- colors. Includlnit
nyl. navy. Barn-t, trowr.. BrtH.-n.
etc. nd black iSc value
53c
S2 COL'D AND BLACK
VENETIANS SM.23
The cream of the. lot: 4-incti very flne pure wool
n!lk-r.nlshed Venetians; on of th prettiest
cloth made, and we're
Treat line of colors:
nothlnic handsomer for a
fall costume
$1.25
pHBH
SOc ALL-WOOL ALBATROSS 31
Less than manufacturers' cost. No wholesale house
sells these at this price; 3f inches wide; pure
wool; 25 different shades; SOc quality
3lc
BUSS PANAMA CHEVIOTS 7S
We're sure you never saw such values before; 50
inch pure-wool desirable Panamas in a line
rane of colors; $1.25 values at
756
LACE CURTAINS.
NEVE PXiCED MO LOW BEFOmm.
0EATET EVENT Or THE YEA.
Kvcrr home. hnt'l or l:irilInE-uon" that can antici
pate thflr miutivtneiits for I.av Curtains will do well
t late advantage of this jrrt-at .ah'.
Nottingham I-iC" Curtain.
US varUs long. riw pat
tcni. worth $!..": oti
i.i- Mdwlay,
:t p.tir ......
98c
.Ni.;tinsh:im l-T" rurtain--.
::'- y". long, "xtra
ijfw rto:Kii"-. ivorth ?l!"':
on -..ilc MoiKla.if
:i l-.iir ...
SI.25
-Votoli Iifo riirtainn. '.Y?
yanN long aii'l up to i)
ififhi-rt v.!l-. Krs vari-
t-tv. wortn ?..: on mu
Momlay.
at yaix ...
$1.50
Sootrfi am! RniolR Ijce
rurtains. Vt-z rani Ions,
novelty 'ff-ct-. worth
$-'.7.: on sal.- AJJ
Monday, a Iairi99
Call N't and Jlnise!s
Ii' rtirtaino. 3 yards
loujr. extra wil. now de
!sn. worth $lti): n
sale Momlay. A CA
Hir 9U
Tin" quality Scotch and
I.ru-el- I-nc rurtains,
::', vnnl Ions, rlegant
iattTiu. worth ?4.rv: on
sal- Monday,
a pair ......
$2.95
tOY' CLOTHING
Boys' finely tailored Suits of wool
fabrics. In a Scotch mixture: also
blue and black: worth Ki.dO; to
morrow these double - breasted
Suite, ages 7 to Ifi years,
on Kile at.. ....... i. ...i
$1.59
4fwfJ-V
Mr-a-'MaM
Russian Blonc and
Sailor Stilts: all
wool materials; lat
est Eton cut;
worth l.r0: ap-s
2'i to C rears
to-morrow...
$2.49
S"e oar new Caps:
4" different myles:
worth Toe; to-morrow,
the finest. In
cluding
tarns...
50c
BM9EMKNT
Tiic Ol. ratio, in all coWs:
!?- yd.-will" cord- Qi
d'Madra:cl.olce IKS
ltf fine ZethjT ninehans":
lc flpf-ce-llned TVrai- Ck
per Flanw h-ttes Wm
10c
ZT-c mererrlxed Sateen and
IVrcallne: 15c eenuine.
French F!annelett
O Imported Silk Glncham:
Vc Oxford Wain- IQm
Irks yard If
t Irth TJn'n Pultlns: l?o
Voile and I:inat3a Cjt
Hultli Monday Vw
." half bleached TMn nll
llnen Pamaik: rmall Bfia
lot: Monday, yard... .96
$!.) alMlr.en Narkln1: l-'n-:
fat .lva?e; eix'd QRfk
patterns; Mon.. Toz...99w
15'i-e heavy Iarns!ev bleieh-i-d
Ton "line: cuar. fjk
all linen: Monday, vdlwli
P,e IHeached Mulln: Hilt
jileres; no limit: all M
you want Monday .H5
50. nieaclied Kheets: tlnen
tinlsh: !7 r.'isn: QQfk
Feconds; Monday 03
REMNANTS.
ommmm good:
IOT I 1.500 yards 45-inch
WorM'-d Sultincs. in neat
dark mixed yle: worth
ISc: -lnrh pure wool tan
tricot cloth, worth Sic: 41
Inch dark tufted Suiting
In bluts. brown, cn-en. etc..
worth ?c: all rood IQjk
lcnath: choice. yart.lJ
LOT 3-5.C0O yardt 33-Inch
iill-r.-oo! Cheviots. In Rood
ilurk color?, worth SX:: 3s
lnch flne pure Moliairs In
neat fancy tv!e!. many
color, worth up to C9c: -'-Inch
fine worsted mannlrh
fultinc. tod ranseof col
ors, worth ud to 9m
c: choice, per yard.COw
LOT 3 Consists of ZS-inch
pure wool Rinama. W-In.
fancy Mohairs. Ann tan
Coverti. SO.i Cheviot Sult
!nr. fine worst d Voiles
and 50-in. Cloth Sultincr.
worth up to : and 7-
many roo.1 dres lercths
and at a 1I reduo- Sla
tloi: choice. pvryd..Wlw
SO-INCW
BLACK SERGES
Note the width; 60 Inches; pure Wool
Cheviot SerKrs. A rich, deep black
Plenty of It. and note the price
55c
75C IMPERIAL
BLACK SERGES
..". inches wl.ie. pure col. fine twill
i!rc- Srg; so. Riarantel fn-t
Mck. a::i! usually sold at ,c this lot
on ?aa4 nt... ...... .......... .. .........
SI.25 SO-INCH
BLACK PANAMAS
Pure wool, flne black Panama Cloth,
nub weaves, rich In quality: $1.25
value; 30 Inches wide
49
49c
SQC
50c
SI BLACK CHEVIOT
SUITINGS
I pieces 60-Inch flna wool camcl's-halr
Black Goods; worth $1.00; will be sold
50c
ALL SPANGLED
AND LADE ROBES
GO AT HALF PRICE
ftS.OO HOME BO AT B T.BO
929.00 BOBEB BO AT mt2.B0
S39.00 BOBEB BO ATB19.O0
S1VC0 Spansl.'-.l Kobe, full sweep to
skirt; both waist and Jklrt heavily
spiinclcd: come in black and white;
Just a few left; Monday at
SS.0" La Toca Net and Spangled
have double flounce, heavily de
signed; ample material to make
any style waist: Just a few. but
choice Monday at
S7.50
Robes; some
SI2.50
$35.00 Real IJerre Jjice Robes, double flounces:
elaborately emhroldered: trimmed
with festoons and lace medallions;
full sweep to skirt; ample ma
terial to make any style waist; at.
$15.00
KID GLOVES.
A Complete Line of Lobr Glove for the V. 1. Ball.
Ladie3 2-cIasp genuine Frenrh Kid Gloves; Glare and
feuede. in all the new fall shades
and latest style stltchinps; $1.50
values; fitted and warranted ..,
Tw-c1ap Iiaiulskin (Sloven, in black,
white, mode. gray, bittver browu and
red; $l.u values; special
$1.00
50c
BELTS AND BAGS.
WjBEsBmBw
Belts; about 75 dox. In
the newest patterns.
In tailor made and
silk clastic; values
up to 89c
Choice
for, each.
Patent Leather Belts; Jptcst glove
fitting style; In ail sizes; regular
:."c quality, each .; ,
Leather Bags. In Vanity styles, patent Leather,
and walrus grain leather: al-o Carriage
1'ags. s-inrli frame and strap handle;
regular value IBV to TTk-. at. each
49c
15c
?al grain
49c
NEW FALL SILKS
XEW HOI RE VEI.OIH That rich, heavy fabric, so
much in demand for coats, waists and cos
tumes; comes in deep, rich shades of gamer,
preen, navy, national, gray, cream,
white and black... .......................
SEW PLAID TAFFETAS, la safla-strl
block dealsa Elejran? color combinations;
In unusual values at the price. Mr, TSe. We
5EW COLORED ALI-SII.K CniFTOW TAFFETAS'
The 75e tjaality in an endless collection of colors
and new shadlnRs: also in two-toned effects;
you will be surprised nt both quality and
price; rustling and chiffon finish; regular
73c fabrics; bright, lustrous, e!cant silks...
HM.II-GRADE XEW FAXCT SILK glrinir you an
assortment of the newest, prettiest fabrics;
loulMnes. two-toned taffetas, crlace. checked,
multicolored printed warp, at prices most
unexpected for new silks: at e and........
75c
59c
59c
59c
7-I.X. 9tJ FAXCT SILKS Extra wl
never sold for less than 11.00 per yard: de
sirable, up-to-date designs; no old goods;
bought Iy us nt an unusually low price:
will sell them Monday.............. ........
69c
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MEM'S 75 WOOL
I FLEECED UNDERWEAR
S At 10 A. M. for Onollalf Hour.
3 Men'a Very flne natural gray Wol Kieccc-Llned
Shirt or Drawers: all-sHlt fin-
isbed: all eizes up to 4C. regu
g; lar price $1.C0 per suit; for one-
l.aif hour, per
rarment
Fleccc-Llned
37c
rcSkl
S3.00 SKIRT PATTERNS,
BLACK CHEVIOT BUITINOB,
At 9:30 Moaday Morning.
100 Skirt Patterns. 54 inches wide; Black Cheviot
Kultiag: worth "1 00 per
yard or $3.00 a Ekirt
pattern: rplendld weight
for early fall wear: Mon
day, at 9:30. a skirt pat
tern of 5 yards for
wide; Black Cheviot
SI.25
SI.OO ALL-SILK
CREPE DE CHINES
At 10 A. M. forOae-Half Hoar.
Heal $1.00 All-Si'k Crepe de Chine in a soft.
trous 2 4 -inch crepe fabric; an ele
gant assortment of shades, such as
champagne, brown, mode, cardinal.
delft, reseda, black, pink, tur
quoise, nary; these will be on sale
Monday, special
lus-
50c
BOYS9
S3.SO WOOLEN SUITS
At 9:.tO A. M. for One-Hair Hoar.
We have about 300 blue, black nd fancv
mixtures of heavy woolen
cheviots, in dot.ble-breast-ed.
well-made, stylish suits
sizes 7 to 14 that we
are going to close out in
half hour to-morrow at....
dark
1,50
S1.75 BED COMFORTS
AC :: A. M. for Oae-IIalf He
On Monday we will. put on sale for one
half hour 400 full-size Double Bed Cont-
Fnrts. rnverwl vrith tin ntt:il-
ity silkoline; choice patterns;
pure white cotton rilled;
worth $1.75; Monday at 'J-JO
a. m.
le Bed Com-
98c
OLD MEXICO AUTHORITIES
PUT THE LID ON GAMBLING
M-.st Difficult Task of Police lias Ren to Flnnt Out Pokor Dens
in Side Streets High Stakes Were the Prizes at Little Monte
'arlo of Tactibaya.
CHILD RESCUES
il
BURNING
WOMAN
i'v of Mexico. Sept. The authorities the force of hl ruin. "I don't ran my
' the IVderaj district, who do nothing by I laee to rob chlldren. the biggest gatn-
"?, have swept ths camMlnie-hou-s ro J bl'r in Mexico used to say
iK protected by law and custom out of J The em;.!oym or tho preat ramblers
steace here, and the gamblers ho had'i were lnvanably ell paid un.l mrdy did
alone toasted thst "nothlns; woul 1 J thev ev.-r woo the ii Ch.nce on their
i of ail th talk hat- either snt own a unt. Tl.e mint Smi-ort-int sam-
wn la despair or betaken them.-.ve t- l.ler 'n the country lft the carl strictly
trlor cities, hoplna Jo eotiUnue "tiusi- aione This man would not permit on
" slthourh oa a smal er seal-. ' of h! ejii;Io.e to gamble; It meant in-
"lils reform bis com" aIo t j,-r:i J-ja.l ytur. i!smi.'al.
'he irst step havinx ten to .rH ttii ! !'eorj have often ssked tf a camb'er In
ii..t-: mji 01 wiir iwu.-? . in" -n-i Jicxwo mi r.ot in ooa social rur.ninn.
. ..!... . .n .. k...... ..1 ... k nnrM1
jr.. nut; ..IIV'1 1VJ11.P itr ntM.ia sw..-.
tln-ik th.it by r.o possibility couiil a
Knests. sometim-s fifty In one house, the
ladles wearir.j- m.w Roan": tach il.iy and
tho ffent!.'mn provided with Kreat sums
of moniy for thos-e were the flays when
calitlicrus played for solden ounces, anil
th" Kreen tables wtre stacked with the
yellow metal.
IvjrtnK the trre.it annual trambllnir flesta
. m i.v..e.(n.. In .. r .4.- n wift..
M0 nti.M&l il.. ..........1.. ? . W 1,.
.'4 hii'i tifzn 1I ...v. 1 LViirnwi. lair uat.
were iot or won. it. was tne tnintr io
play hlsli and ilqaette. favors! tj a race
haraeteritlr. d mandfl the utmest lm
pertTjebablllty utrons the plater. Men
notd for their wealth would lay .ft
ounces on a earU and lose them without
a charire of countenar.ee. It was ni un
enmmen for men to los-e Jiao.o) in a day or
nicht. Nohidv iKir.oaseil his loes or
xultel oi'er his winnlnics. It was. In a 1
way. a .-rt of Mexican derby oi.
All this In t!i- midst of the noblest cen-
iry In the u-orld. the fire.it n hite-topp"l 1
ol-vinoes looklnc donn on the liarminn ' Kt.l-KUcsrECIAU
uardeni nr.d meat mansions of the opu- j New York. Kept. CO. Three little sir's.
lent, where the hiuli play was Koine on. I Hvimr in different places, mav die n re-
Oiit on tl." enss Uidie. cl-artnincly at- aulto c.f burns received in the afternoon
tired, danc.il with tl.eir ca-alers nr.d mu- j while playing with tire, wldle the presence
ele filled t!i air Iive-makintf. irambling I f min.l of a fourth, only 13 years old.
Plucky Thirteen-Year Old Girl
Mounts Two Flights of Stairs j
With Bucket of Water and
Saves a Life.
wr a most
' - of the city wherrj thev
momllzlnc influence and th ca.uf
ruin nf many your.a meu
r th the fti-il. uf etnr.loex.
im.-i;.hoae were la the central st-e"t
d ;n day snd r.ljcht tt w.11 ensy fnr 4
man nho had collectrd a lar" sura
iii"3eT fntn the firm's customers t
'-. to tn his luck. The result sm
ir.etlmes ruin r.5 suicide, or. a" eft -a
pr ie.l. relat rs had to ma'M tool it.t
re 5 Ict te tie camMer.
'1 e caniMti'i.' concerns for a ton time
e the dltrt t ao"'rament a !'' nt-
e of more thar f l.i'O. inJ were p-n
illv utiiT the rontroi of one man wr.
uti:utnte, a "cit fortune an'J fnii-!
property. I11.iend.1s. etc. Ileitis 1
'karltal-ilrt mn. h dit much for needv
-rwm, o full of Lutitrudlktlor 1 humj'i I j(I
h- hr-aklrr up of the -imb'I---hou;"
ti de a hole tn the revenues but tt" au
h r.-s had ..tie t recorn'X tie i.tei
lemiralU.Ttl"n t "1 by this t. s
t te-n said, th' I'.rst step was to send
' Kamblrrs t . ntrrets r-niet frm th-
-ter nd attbi'i thy tl'trd u; -h'lr
.iat!lhmcnts nt ' rlub ' snd mof lux.-
ul men ,i(i drlre-J to ,"imt'- ha!
fn !!nn'. ih it hv Tin tvislmlltv
Intrusts! j mmW're-!:nu rroi-rletor in tht -ountry
When th- 1 lo. ktl uj")n if tir.flt for icenral socie
ty V t the fact ha Ior. t-en evident
that 'R'yl Fo.l-ty" frowned upon Ram-be-
ard tlif'.r fimilie.
The wmen fo!' of imblers m'ffht dls
pla -ovtiv 1ewe' and wear the mot
tHt''j! k-niiw. but alwas tha wh!ir
k'iuM to around "Vou don't know them,
of eoiir-j Tli"-v are the S.-.ind-r"o s.
pamtl"R. nr.d quite impjivlb'.eu" Thus
tl cunt llr.c prof".lonl and their wom
en n-e U"r-t on 'h fr"n?e of eoeetv
Tbre hi nir lieer. amonc the nice peo
T ' mrV.il -rs!o:i to takir. x:p"
the t.-ulles of a profaewluna! camMrrV fam-
:;r
-tixi fii-T tub roKnit nnxs.
H'nl a dfllrioui atnndon markeil the meat
tttmunl ll".! at San Autruvtin.
Tiie cllto of sccl"ty were there, and so
also thnt stmrjje class of people who.
down to the j teent time, haunt all coun
try fal"s In Mexico a wandr!r.r. nypsy
llke folk, who t-eem nomadic and to liave
no Settled 1 otres
wie,i the llfi. of a woman whre t.-.i en-
velojij by tlames while to'intt to rescu!
oz.e of the other children.
Mr. Xlc.Ia Catallno. who ooeuplea the
third fioor of Xo. T3T Third avenue, went to
it grocery store a few minutes after
ocuk-k. leavini; ner e.nillrci:. Annie.
Th- poret Indian I eara old. and Jennie. IS month" old. p'a
K lwiths st4lte.l to ids t pa Jtt ir.e noor. In her alienee they got
jjamb.e away ids cop- j hold of a box of matches, and Annie's
. .uttir-. uuiii jiir. jw" ran screaniin.
ti-e of the "ifks of the po'Sce artlriK
i:n "e- tjiir rtti. orders. !:: le,-n to
!'i-1 ru hd poker ileri. ronet1ni run
n.T' ir In ?'e stre''s place
wtor- tj- i;tnr fl!' msmtiiji'n
n "lli! Ve 1-ire.t on one Tir-tf oe rtr.n?er
nf r-. 'l unmerciri'ly. Storlr Uv ' Tf. '" water ititir c
1-en t rf mn wlio had lost thir ' obilt.rate.1 oclnj rank
me. e t- - c taken out to th" svburb and
tell t-ne- .. ronie bnck to th- cltx or the
per.
Tho rwl!s and the pcia-Io mir.Kled la
that d'nnmil.' fashion which Is one of
the str-inc- features of Mexican life on
gala cccas!ors.
AH cm anlrratlrn nr.d rrfect order
relimed It -.s a troplril carnival. In Its
wav. i time when rich and roor felt them
selves r'irrrd lrt a cor-.mon rasslnn.
XO CLASS MSTIXCTJOXS.
In a minor wtiv nil this has heen com
mon down to wltHn two rears At coun
try fair hne a ers la the rimMlnsr
hf.oth- ladb arrate.1 n th-!r jewels r.nd
bet conr.i ate,; rciir men of n mt
"ipllrtan ell's and Indlins lid In eot
ton rioth. Mth tl er Markets ovr their
s,ouIder. re. Hrc out b-tneen th" aen-
centavos. Ganiblln-c
?.to a
take more 'rouble to find them tie
'uti wa much frv,t:ente. tiv tour't rl!--e
-mi the Unlte.1 Stnte -btss that hn i off -o
tri s shown a keen cesire to unr- up-'t j :-ir.e- tan ..-, ou:(j te th-nr-i
. ticrr in Ms den t--ortnr tour!"" ! stnt" . f r- and ter-er and start
nnl to haunt ie ii"ie jiort- ur'v. .artwlrre -r -ran was put on the iij
TacutTa. a larce -.b i.P of the rify . c.imlnn res! . - K ns'. hlrhwnv to Acapul
tt no Ilttie mewr with ta welt-bred and ro st 1 t !. t !' to tji" faciflc ("it!
ur'ervjs aair.blera The tranc-r to -fc. cotintrr and It wn-
nne .f the most tntr'tigerf of the irsm- i ea-:i rrlc'r" and liu.i"v k-p n
' est'lslnej tht. alter all. no or." lest I "Tl
hl place In a month nt r.i ej:lv
oppetl in ail tiir-r " t;Y t . -i nj- e- ,-. ?! " e ry
-e calle.1 framMers. I. jsiiu. V l we ;o i ri i-e- sprui It- s-jrh nc!le-ts IIAV-
ax less harm than do our tr-eat Araerl- Ine u- r.o-ln-i th -i.e police would rro
jn mark-t rtCiters "d hlKh--" sj cu- i te." the fetlm e" hirper" the ru!r.e;
!( lint t.v tl ere will t hir n r.it
rr.o-ler-i stock eielnnce. and trhnrs ?l.ere
t'd arrest them nnd p.sek them i "HI b bro'r who will hav "r-cu!-.tirr
- The fr'chtsne.l :ctlm of t'jflors set ). r womei. snd people
t ea-:n e-i.,j nn,j ua,iiT ke.-p n I .'"
t1 1 t.irjru- In ' head fr fear of some ' '
ireadf'j! harper -, j rd- o-
Vn r e- .!- , .., ,j.r I I in ee
itors That trore an one nJ . mi-. i in -norri' fear of bl-c nprre- " emiv i-npii -i., wlr ,-, y.vv Twen-
tiem -n-'irv ..', tiro I Ie. cr.v Ir tov.
written cf "r-rentled r.ainr. nnd -sfto i fer.I; He. M .lie-re -;"l,it the
-ril, no' ' that tae Mexican ram e- Kimoiers ierei: wa ! at n knoti.fvte of
,ert was wr--. ' their de-.j teo-jj re. to the e-irs cf f-e
The ,. Montet,ir.o cf Tartit.ra .V?::K&1tt!
n-r-V a -qulnta." or wintry heu- "jr- , Th , ,r trf.',.:1 .e.'r. Sr- Ke'e-n!
-tn.l-d hy pretty card'n a'.way" with rttr 'ire trrri , .-- .7
tWs and flower; and tree. ! leaf fi'iM., c,e. RV t-e .-jin ""2li.
,car throuch Th. tr.ar.dart cart .ms . r! - w - Hrk!-Tof
"' u" - - .- -;- -.. ' "" rwr nrT or rTIe I.v n n'!.n
will r- ruir. serdldtv and cornplete'-.-.
for our mo!. rti w-iys are not alwivs ni
trnproteroe-.r . tl old ecsto. iv-tn;,
we Cn btit is. .jr. the outward manner of
our lce vi- trronlnc oaf o ?e ome
o'd humn ) itute whlrh arnarentli i
e- the ar-. 71... peine hre nte' the
hen Prer.d. nt Saifa Ana ttml!
h 1 brilliant suit- to a vtlmr.
eountrv -, .r. foj- a Eur.dnv nf hsch
nav nn.. eo -K "chtlr.c
Th.e ci-at ' . ti' are arcther ort of
r-e-i . hrt r.c' the tlce- nowidiv" in n
r Th
i Ie.
OU in l' l!-.e-vlons. and murh nf fVr ol!
ncou-!ar-e !.a ,!emrte.! I'mrrm liTl-r-.
o,tntat'on n-d irre-it t urdens of enr-
T-e le-s- -il.V. rtlrh rile" f Vejlow Span
ish o-.nee wiP I- r-rlaeed by the tirk
and sto-k ,).. atioa" Thev shill K-in-t
e d rferrf
ran
into the hall, and Mrs. alary Kennoy. who
lives on txic econt noor. ran upstaln.
wrappt d the child in her apron and roll'-d
her on the floor.
Win had al-out extlnfrulshed the flames
wl.ea sho found that her own cloihinc wa
afire, and her cnes added to the excite
ment. Jennie Knne. 13 years old. who lives
on the" first floor, heard the screams, anil
rlll'nc a bucket with water, hurried up to
tha rescue. She reached the third floor
Jost as Mrs. Kenaey fell in a faint and
mptted the water upon h-;r. ext!niru!c-hliiir
the flumes Tile Cafalinn chill was .
badly burned thnt at Ilellevi:,. l!oplt.il It.
was "aid slie coul 1 not 2ie.
Ploreiice S-hmidt. jers oM. w;is hel--Ir.g
her mother to prepare dinner in th-lr
rooms at Xo. CM Second avenuv. when hr
frock tatutht tire from the stcie. Mrs.
Schmidt was In another room, and, t!r.jr
sllchtly d-af. did not hear the child'.1
crl- until she was a mass of flames.
In th" meantime neighbors arrived snd
succeeded In smotheriuif the rtam". hut
no; ut.ti! the alrl had ben so reerely
burne! that tho char.es for h-r recor
are IIf:ht. She was taken to the Harlem
llo-fital.
Anna U"!ilptd". jesra oil. of Xo. :vn
Wet One Iluntred and Twenty-fourth
stre. and a croup of playmate were
liimpirjr over it tionf.re In a lot nt One
Hundred and Twenty-fourth street ar.d
I l!-o.-da-. when Anna fell into the fire.
H-- eornpir.ton drair?e,j her out with hr
etoth'-s in flames and wore,j hanl to
stamt' out tho nre but the child was bad
ly burned almut :h- b-ss She wa taken
to the J ir.d WrlKht Hosp'.tul ar.d has a
chance for reovery
AT 45 MAN GOES TO
SCHOOL TO LEARN TRADE.
HAVE YOU?
Have yon ever boHghr cmatifartory houefnrnisJiingsj poor qtulity staff Koods that woalda't
stand the strain of time? Oar reputation La the renlt of selling serviceable BHfrtutdtee yoaIl
never complain of the qaality if it comes from MtalvihHI s.
PAY US A DOLLAR DOWN AND A DOLLAR EACH WEEK!
A RANGE WITHIN
YOUR RANGE
- th-.IaJles. Tfc- tottrtstt would fl'vk I 'h,v. wh ... ,a;coi er Va-bllnr l.'t
at frcm t!- ctt, to try their Juek ar.d . ,.:. .,. a -rtrr . fVr ""-ito-. t?e
:meMme, would W.ik- t'-?. ' 'a.r la-nl-he. ar.i t l!tt -Ir.tere V
i tne sicrr or ir-ir "..' ti'4.u , .- f-h.m
' I the
v -, ;,,. ct, . .v f;.rt pi.
c i. i. ?.-.-- "...' ' ..:' -v"
. i - -. .- j..- ar-.s irc rsn&rir.r In
, I rw - -'. reto-i-i: r- r w'J' rsse"
LOVE NOTES USED AS PILLOW.
re
-.
-r-d throcsn ta ncte.s anii tr- it:
tenter there srould be a ru't to T.-3
him. when "tourist luk" wosW sadiec
"ehiirce
- xt t-.irtMy a coot, charmtar l tn ., .., ;n.,v,, rI , v - ..n ,.I
e-etirc person Some cmS " are rre.t .y.. ,,,., n, ,v, , ;h fJ-w
" pectable r-ersor.. and oce dd ehip w.th ,-.-. .w.ir .trr r..,., .. ,.:. I-
uhite cfctn whiskers mIIJtei.JJj have, .K,r ih. ;,.,,. r.r "'erieVvel
een taken for a jrood New EnsUni Va-j r,-,r,. . . ,.T .V!,. nn ".
ror-sntlc air most fstchtrut "b th- '.it- ,f .-c .. ..-. .-,,T rt--h-om. . whic ad
Well mlah: they all srai ml pr-- ,e ,,-. -,.,, ... .1 r. ?..- i V.?.-.v.
aW. ,...rm " - f harf Vt i -.- I a u m . - ", -' --. VWkw
was a "trt:re ihSn: ' The n.edv ra: sc. I .. ,. ., rac-l V e-.
-tent on wlanlni. mertted the pJaculae I ..- ; ,rh. n.w. , ' .. "
their Sne festb-rs V- f.-r -- t- t"--- tv-'-),", -"-i..
o recpte i.- .iij.- vw..i..- .....v. t- lrOTCr-M.r. ...-.j..,-.. v,
-tedful cf a "hard-luck- story ttaa tr- j
-Tcfeseioial cn-.hlr Often Jr. tie Ms ' FU.VTXD FOR HIGH 5
North Carolina Couple Put Let
ters to a New l"e.
rjrni'r spitT .
Katelch X C. &ept. yIi letters
hai-e r"ro're senej n( evtder.c- In
tTerr-of--n-T!.e u;.. an, iixr- Pa.e.
A lUV.ch bn and trroora have fcur.d a
tw oe for thm
it th-lr n-iiinp t,.r w;r. pre-ede to
th- altar by a boy sr.d a cirl -ach of
n:i tsjr- a wrate s:jk s?ra w s the
whl-h was the toi- l-t;rs
i r.kr aad ti exchasce dart-.: the
eek?-f.vn T7.n. .v- ?i . . v .m.-.1
cr. her letters. ar3 was ea ta aMft u-
comfortab'v sni surreptitiously scratch
"Js eas
AXES
au kes nt te erase nea s
f-em kn?!irc en his ;ettrs th- h-s
sa!i asre-d that i.V had th rorl-st
i co'o" cf any trlt- they etr saw
n tE-y retara irora tEe noseyocs
srisi r a?es to sit upon la
Beg-lna l.esanas fa Missal Tratalac
W Ilk Hesalar t lass nf Roys
Staalea at laiw liar I as Day.
Itf-TTRIJC FI'UCIAJW
c-.lca.o . I)trmlr.ed to become
prt:xle--.t in tb har.d.lnc of tcol. Thor
J Itensor- tijeirs a'C, telesrsph operat-)-.
law)r end politician took l.is f.rs; Is
rsr tr manual trainlr.-r with tt regular
class) cf Lots at the. I u-tlas Silioc! For
te.t aicru- ar.d Thtrty-seeond trt
R-.!.'5n s vccstlor. t-iesmphi. His
a-. ocaticr. are th- law pcl'i-s and the
ti.d cf ma-.ual tralr.ti.i- He earn his
breai ar.d butter tr wcrklnc meet of the
mzht oa a "heay wire He oes to te-j
it a. m In hi1 hlrn which 1 at X'
ECS Fcrresi avenie. si across the street
from th- school he attr.di with his S-
ear-old son
Arl-dr.c at r.ooa. hs hurries ti his law
aro- J ofllce. N"c 5pj: St:e 'street, wb-re h
arr.t-Ur.c-house". new clewed, a youcr man . Tfcr has I- tik r-tly o' settl- I .wl" Jt?.-"
Mho hi Sct hi. last dollar was taVep p preit arJ lovu-i-rs Moite Carta in Uv!.-' -!
-sjje aad given a little rajce? to break .cry of the Jaterjc 5aje. rerace lr r-"!C
' n IT r "T-Jl -i:isi OCt It Is tsallif !y
irz r i-eLisT ? Tr -ar-rtn rn?i!.Lr.i- or i - - - -
' U :is I, rffrvn; hj;h N?- Vcrl. ?-: ri-VcaN
CASTOR I A
For Im&Bts aad Ciildrec
Hi KM Yn un Almy. l.t
Btsars tha
tet
czWts
s. cl a i
e .rv ' t :-.c:rre f, r-rrer.t hj:! Nesr Vcri.. S-t N -I MM! : rt ta:
r-av t ;rvate wx e but J' ' t kso--a ti.- wav .a me when the ac.-jent hap
that nratJtt a recaUr thl- Jn sny ! P-ced. I'tsfer Gl.e!o cf No Hi Mib-rry
t-.re. -cere are as or police io:rfr- strt. empio-ifC ta aa excavauca
ee ?ei r art 2 er t
I- tSe oi! days camMlrr i
f pe-c as r.o'-r er rsifj iot.a:5C ever on:s
cr waltlr.c fcr s-w I-sal tu.n to come
in- H l.at tJ cut his or?U- hours td.ort
to t-e ail- to t hack to h! house ar.d
cet lua-tecr. lefsre colnr te school at
I p m
"I dct r-.'cd belss laushej ,t bv the
boys a mu-i as I object te l-irr l.iuch.e.j
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OUR MmOE" RINfiE
'c do not hesitate to recommend
this llrtn-tc It's sure to please
the hard-to-please. Thoroughly
gocd Inside aad outside. Our
price
$25.00
PAY ONE DOLLAR WKKKLY.
You'll find at our store all the
very latest designed Bedroom
Suit?. !n all troodn: made to wear
well as well as look well. Our
prices as low as
$13.50 Up
Pay U One Hollar Weekly.
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lagraia Carpet aa low aa 37c-.
Brassela Carpet, per yard, Sr.
Vrtrt Carpet, per rani, fl.15.
Anniaster Carpet, per yard, 91.23
BrBsscIs Itags, room size, 95
'Hiet ItHRs, room size, SlsUie
Axmiaster Bugs, room site.
$3tkS
Ingrala Raura. room size, 9t.90.
Small She Raurs, from fl.O to
5IO.OO
JltufoihiU
gf JM "THEM
UB DAYUBMT BTOBE."
1 12-1 14 N. TWELFTH STREET
J.'VT BELOW PI.K STHKfTT.
JUDGE LENDS BOY MONEY.
Reformed Lad Needed Bicycle to
Get a Position.
Topeka. Kas. -"eft. I" A rlaht brlrht
lockta: "le hov of 1; apr-ared before
Jt.dc- Hsvdn cf the Juver.Je Court.
-S.ty Judce. he a!d. "you don't know
f.e da vou"
Th.e Judae admitted that the boy "had"
Wm
' Jsiz I wr.s her- or.ee last sprlr-a for
st-allr.- and vou t me zo If Fd be jtco-1.
Juds I halr.'t dcn r.o stealln since and
I want vou to do scrr.ethlne for rre "
"All rirht.' said the Judge "If you've
be-r. a sood toy tJ-t lor.c a ttrre yes di
frve a favor. ar.d I'll do it for you If I
es-n" .. ....
"STtll you re. May. she's sick, an" paw.
he been d-ad a Ions time r.iw. They
hain't nobody to s-t out an die up th
rrub for mur ar." me but m. Now. what
I want's a char.ee "
"Go on." s-tid JudiTt Hajden.
"Judre." I.e r-Ji f.ially. "I know' !
I
DON'T JUGGLE
WITH YOUR EYES
ElrrJ?SIiU1-': "" an OCCUST. mnd rrv OCCLIST is not an
OrTsCIA.: Tarn s.'A, aso rtfer you 30,000 Si. Louts rtftrentrs.
EffKt-Fittiij ilisus, f I All A
tftMmmlMai. jlgllU Pta
a'a.-s are a r.ecets'.tT ti in
we. I iuracis la n-.tk tfcem
rcrrectlr If th.r r c t a".-!
I will tnH!r t.l scu a&d ad-
tt ka-t tat t ixi Ail
I ask : a tru.
G.MORITZ.M.D.
9. B. COBU SEVEWTal al i-tcrr.
EYC-NfCO tXCLUSIVCLV
"That's th talk I kr.owed yoa pot up.
cause you're all rljht. Xow. I ot a
chance to 51 a jijjj on a mesge-.f-er serr-1:-
If I jus' had a bicycle, bat I ain't ot
rone.
"You dor
i t want rne to buy you a Sl
at :cr !t,i'.lty to tr:e a ritj trJF;-.t ' a you do i mib. anus, in a ytxxj 007. cycie co you. aikec th- Jurtce.
and hir.cl- tc: prcrrly - ay. this ' ar" I know Iv- stc.- thinrs. Somehow it -ry itwrj" ml Hut I sot a char.' to
rithT t- ia: r-.-Jt. ' I sjjr-.e it do-s I dldn t do tn- t.o -rood to itet Ma a-: ar.d ret e,rie Jlf d?.wn and the V-nj "on : tli.e
m rather Udlcrcus to tSe L.ys a hen chucked ixu l whn you handed me the, a"v- sot e nrxthalf
the-, see a xnwr-up Ilk- m- axim: to , talk vj did 'hat day an (Mat do r.o " , ' l IO- '""l , .. . .
Khoc! w.th or.-. cr.d-r my arm." I ,-....-' rer c-.l me narr.es. an tb-n toW , "And you want me to Ive that in you
wltteet
'i-icrs- aad tn th- kSear i the !at
cearxry the htrSest a-s-ieiy cf this cty
sorid annually trjeve cct t Ssa Acarastts
c Tla'tara crrttv suborb to th trocih
weit of this city, fnr thr i,,,, cf jv,
hlarhest aed c-t ickl"s plai The treat
ccoctry aas wacld 1st tarocod wtta
IsiiiSi a- th- ncrtheast co:
Thrt -fourth street aad Fifth avcaue. was
:startly Willed whea a Iar:e derrick fea
oa hire
Vhe"t-ary KJas atruck his hea aad
cnrhd hi; akcl. ktlhrx hrn instantly.
The aeeilsr.t ocr-irrec fa ptafa view cf
a-ts cf the Walc-".Arrla Hotel a wen
as cf crowd passtnaj ty oa th starwalk.
Uecscr. S-year-oJ.x on K.ttei via a
little ar.oyed by ti- ttcnt" r,f his p!a-
e.ff tah.en h.l father emefeed (mm the
5 house and hurried acroas toe street to at
tend school for the rrst txrae stnee e quit
hi studies as a boy thirty years aaro.
Xearty rrerybody ta at. Louat read Re.
ptj"Mc w (
m- It 1 J a-o ui'i ra r. at-aiin jira u o a.i
you coa'I fcr me, I usi says to myself.
That there cuy he's all rich, aa" I'll do
what lie .ays An Fie done It."
The bov hesitated again.
"Well" saul the Judre.
"Now. I want you to da what you said
you'd do help toe. llct that oa th
Le-.d 11 to tn-. almost zhoul-d the boy
"That's what I'm fusi.nc all th!' talk tor.
Let-d it to ra Vou aaid you'd hlp me,
didn't roo? rm aoln to art 3 a week for
the Srst month acd after that US a
month.""
And the Jada- tut on his hat aad west
wttb txe fcoy to act tha tskryct.
JASPER COUNTY ASSESSMENT.
Increase on Railroads aad ! Wire
Lines Aione Is .12,000,000.
nErrcLfc; srnciAi-
We'jl, t-.-y. Mo.. Rept. 30Lr-tfour.tr
A5"rmr IJ It Chitwowl annoanc that
the -tFmerit for Jasper .Cponty this
icar will show n increai of fcaMa). t.f
wfcirh t.".ip tomes froxa the State's in
crea. upon the aserRent gf tallrcrads.
electric reads, telegraph aad tekytson
llnesj.
The Increase In Webb City tanlesa ina
tenally char.aed by th' Board oC .!
laatloa will be over aTaO.eaa. aad la tha
Wabb Cltr aehool district It arlH an sal
aiaa aa asm aawi aaw. ;
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