The daily telegram. [volume], February 27, 1909, Page 2, Image 2

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Clearance
lots that the sizes are broken, also numerous articles in notions and short ends of dry go
fully and don't allow anything to prevent your coming here and sharing th
-OATS | extraordinary savings.
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a gite'at assortment
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New Spring Suits lor Ladies and Misses at Clearance Prices. A Real Suit
MSSsm' Seiisafcion! Who ever Heard of
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In choictst stvles and colors at actual saving of % to %. We saved largely on both material and making. The foil
advantage is voure.
$16.50 WOMEN AND MISSES SPRING SUITS
New model 36 inch coat ot fine blue and black herringbone worsteds,new sleeves
with cuff and new side pockets. New Gored Skirt with bujMft trimmings.
Sizes 34 to 44. Misses sizes 14 to. 18 years.
Sale price ....
shoes for everybody $27.50 Satin Stripe Worsted
At Clearance Prices
$1.50 Boys' Heavy Shoes, $ 98c
1.50 Mens' Dress Shoes, 1.19
1.25 Misses' Dress Shoes, 98c
1.50 Ladies' Dress Shoes, 98c
2.50 Boys' Dress Shoes, 1.75
3.50 Ladj.es'Welt Shoes; 1.98
3.50 Mens Douglas Shoes, 2.79
2.00 Misses'Dress Shoes, 1;49
4.00 Men' Light top Shoes, 2.98
wide trimed wi
worth 75c
GOOD CALICOES
Light and dark colors. ^11 ,ii?w'
designs, Al?o
Clearance Price ~/o ^
MENS AND BOYS CLQJHING
At Clearance Prices
Mens, $6.50 Suits Now $2:98
Boys, 5.00 Suits Now 2.50
Mens, 10.00 Suifts Now 4.98
Bbys, 9.00 Suits Now.... 4.50
Mens, 12.00 Suitts Now.... 6.50
Mens, 15.00 Suitts Now 7.25
Boys; 16.50 Suits Now 8.00
Mens, .18^)0Suits Now 10.50
Mens and Boys, Overcoats at half
price.
$2.00 DAINTY WAISTS
Made from fine quality lingerie
Fronts embroidered in beautiful
designs QQ_
Clearance Price ?^JrV
Beautiful shades .in the fine satin stripe worst-v
eds. The coats have slightly cutaway front
Three large pockets, belding satin lined panel
front; gored skirt, trimmed with covered1 but
tons.
SILK RIBBON
300 pieces of six ir[c| .hgav
taffeta Silk ribbon.
shades, including the. plain colbr
worth 35c, 1 Q
Clearance Price.. ?>
$1.25 BLACK TAFFETA SILK
Full yard wide guaranteed,
quality extra heavy 7Q/?
Clearance' Price ? ^
What the State Chemist of Mary
land Writes About
CHEMICAL DEPARTMENT '
?of tho
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL- COLLEGE
Office of
DR. II. B. MCDONNELL, Slate Chemist.
College Park, Md., Aug. 31, 1907.
Col. Goo. Truesdell,
Deer Park, Md. ...
Dear Sir:?In r-gard to my recent inspoctio not the spring and
bottling house of Xhe Altamont Spring Water Company I beg to
that I was surprised to find the plant so large, so complete and sd elab
orately equipped. The spring is protected by a neat and substantia]
stone house, the stoae being laid n cement, making a perfectly tight
wall. The windows ate protected by fine brass .wire gauze, la addition
to shutters and iron* gratings, jrtvlns ventilation but excluding all in
sects. A cement pavement completely surrounds tie spring house,
giving additional protection.
The w Hter flows by gravity'from the spring ti the bottling house
rough a pl]>c rrom which the bottles ^refilled without interrupting
the natural flow. . ....
The large oottling house'is a model of. its. kind. The cases of
empty bottled puss from the car, on the railroad siding, to the soaking
?and washing room, almost entirely by gravity, to the large soaking Ma
chine In whioh the bottles are automatically passed through two
cleansing solutions of soda In which they remain for a'oont .twenty
minutes. From this they so to the rinsing tank and then to the wash
ing machine, where they are thoroughly washed by revolving brushes,
tooth Inside and out, under a constant stream of spring watsr.
From the washing machine they 5>ass to the sterilizing and filling
room. They are sterilized for twenty minutes by steam under pres
sure in large copper sterilizers, of special construction. During the
Sterilization a stream of boiling water is aliowod to play inside of each
bottle. After removal from the sterilizers tho bottles are allowed to
cool for a few minutes and are filled from the constantly-Bowing water,
-.as above stated. During the sterilisation and cooling tho bottles -are
kept Inverted the more perfectly to exclude all germs, nhould any be
pfcesent in the air. This, however, would seem to be almost impos
sible on account of the special system of ventilation. Special ducts
draw the air from the top and bottom of the room while the entering
air is filtered through fine cloth filters. ] v."'
Immediately after filling the bottles are capped with "Crown"
???arks, to which Mas been added, however, a special silver-like lining
to perfectly protect the water from the oori;.
The .bottles are next labelled In a special machine, Inspected and
placed In cases folding one dozen each, when a -alight push from the
?iind of tie operator rolls each case, as filled, on the automatic con
veyor on which they pass to tho cars without farther attention.
The perfeot water and your peerless arrangements for keeping it
sj till it gets loth the hands of the consumer will certainly create r
large demand when-the facts are half known by critical buyers.
Very truly yours,
h. b. McDonnell.
Call or phone your order for trial
case of 12 Half Gallon Bottles
305 West Pike St.
During the Next Two Yfe^rs
As Shown By the Ap
? proprratiorf^ill.
CHARLESTON. Feb. 27. ? The
following Items for the biennial pe
riod ore carried In the appropriation
bill:
galariex of state officers...! <5,600.00
Judicial department ..... 234,8.40.90
General _ expenses ' and
teachers' salaries in nor- .. ' .
mal schools, .. >........, .143,000.00
Marshall College '.... 46.000.09
Fairmont Normal .... 13,500.00
Concord Normal .. 9.004.03
Shepherd College ....... 15,600.04
Glenvllle Normal ....... 40,540.00
West .Liberty Normal 9.300.00
Weston Asylum 338,700.09
Rpeitcer Asylum .'. i95,500.6'<f
Welch Miners' Hospital 72,444.49*
McKeq'dree Hospital ..... 44,004.00
Fairmont Hospital 1 ? 38,504.40
King's: Daughters' Hospital
In Berkeley Cdunty.... 1,000.00
State Boat-d Agriculture... 35,000.00
Mlnp Department . 76.200.00
State Health Board' 5,400.00
Bureau of Labor 11,800.00
Insurance 20,400.00
institute Instructors ..... 12,000.09
Uniform Examination.... 12,000.00
State ftmtrgfhcy Fund. .. 20.000.00
Supplemenary State Aid
School Fund '111.500.00
Forestry. Game and Fish.. 15,200.00
Humane Society ..i 24,040':00
Militia =..r.... -110,444.04
Geological Survey 1. 64,400.90
Berkeley Springs Board.. 500.04
Printing -. 85.499.09
Capitol Improvements ... 28.404.09
improvements to Govern
or's mansion. ......... 46,882.60
Governor's 6fllce Fund:.' 41,309.69
Board of Public Works.:.. 29.004.09
Labor In Capitol Building." 33.184.09
Attbrnny General'* Office. 26,699.09
G 6 v e r n o r's Contingent
Fund 21,400.00
Contingent Legislative Ex
pense 18,599.40
Salaries at Clerks in the ' -"J
State Offices 1. J7.400.00
Tax Commissioner's Office 58.409.00
Colored Orphans' Home.. 61000.00
PL Pleamnt Monument.. 2.469:09
Stale Highway Dept. 14.350.09
Board1 of Control 34.SjO.4o
Virginia I*Ibt 50.090.W
MtacelianeoiM 31,344.49
Thlrty-flve thousand dollars Is ap
propriated for a new boilding at Olen
viUe and $2,000 for additional laad
at West LiBerty.
The Stats University gets 2314,200;
the teachers' fund Is 167,500 for each
year, yg?' - '
Sixty tltousand 'fallowed for a new
buH&rfg i% . ??
geyser rta^parattfrif School, $25,000.
1 Montgomery Frfemratofy-' School,
. Jtdhobo. j3zi~~ ~J\
B'oy'a' Reform School, (120,000, of
which 130,000 shall be spent for a
farm.
Industrial Schoo^for-GlrUv-4S3,250.
VTest ^Virginia Aslytrfo, *164,000.
Seventy thousand ;sS? for - a new
<iullklngtfor male pfUlciijs. '*v ? "
- AS USUAL
? a ? ?
Industrial Baptist snntjay School Will
Meet fn Sulls Buildine.
I The"industrial ^Baptist Sunday
school will meet at the usual heur
Sunday morning, la the same build-"
ing it has bean using, but on the scf
on floor. The' ownar of the btflldlrig
has Kindly- granted tbc use of the
sicond door until It can move to th$
church buldlng. which will he in two
or three weeks. All persons are, rtrost;
cordially Invited o go and be given a
most hearty welcome.
For the failure to-pay a ilne of one
dollar for rising <jn a freight train
Thornton Randall,- of Adamston, is
serving a"term in jail imposed by Jus
tice P. M. Long. Officer T. -H. Powell
made the- arrest
There Is moiv Catarrh to this sec
tloln of the country/ ?h*h all other
disaeses .put together, and until the
last f?w yeata supposed- to be. incur
able. Wor a great matty-ye&rs doctors
pronounced It a l.rcsi disease and pVfe
scribed local, r? modish,- and by con
stantly falling tn c".?re with local treat
ment. prouonced It Ihourable. Science
has1 proven cktarrn 'to be a constitu
tional disease and therefore requires
constituional treatment Ball's Ca
tarrh Cure, in??ufactared by F. J.
Chtpey & Co., TtteiL'6hl<), Is the
only censtfhHIon^atm'om the mar
ket It is taken" Ifltwnalfy In doses
from 10 drops to, ..tegzp^onful. It
acts dtfeiily on t)fc1tlito& mncoaV
surfaces or the system. They offer one
lrnntfre dollars fqf '.any case It falls
I to cure.' Send for tfrcutaiV-and tes
timonials.
Address: -F. J. CHKNJH, Jc CO.,
Toledo. Olilo.
j Sold by Druggists, Tic.
| TaWMton-* Pmnttjr Pllhrfor Cnmstl
I pation.
JAS.
Real Estate
Broker. . .
Office it Eureka Plumbing Shop
433 W. Pike St.
Phones: Bell 349-J Horn* 98
You will save from ten to
twenty per cent
property n'6w. As all indie#
fionstpoint to higher prices in
real estate here in the near fu
ture. ^Buildings both for bus
iness and residence purposfes
are' in great demand as yoij
know, and a scarcity ofany
thing naturally increases its
lvalue. We have properties
for sale in all parts of the city
including Glen Elk. Indus
trial addition, Adamston,
Broad Oaks, North View.
Kelly Hill, and the New Fair,
Ground addition. Also sev ,
iral Vacant.lots in all of these"
daces. I have also had sefref
il inquiries regarding proper
ty which may be for sale or to
?ent close to the center of the
:ity, so if you have a house
that 75pu would care to sell or
rent, it would pay you to see
me.
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