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THE DEMOCRATIC BANNER
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1010
MOUNT VERNOfS. M1I()
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TWELVE PAGES TODAY
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There are Articles Suitable for Men & Women, Boys & Girls, from the very youngest to Grandfather S Grandmother
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Gift Goods That Will Please Her
To Open A New "Lohsttir
Palace" In New York
New York, Dec. 13 Tito Great
White Way Is to havo a Clirls'tmas
present In the shape of a new "lob
ster palaco" thut Is expected to
eclipse In brilliancy nnd magn'flccnce
any sltrllar establishment where the
gay GothainlteB nru wont to dine. Tho
establishment Is the now fourteen
story Hector Hotel; occupying the
sito of tho old Rector rcstnuiunt In i
Tfmos Square. Tlio hotel nnd 'ts el'ib
' ornto fnrnlsl lngs are now prnctlcilly
complete and tho army of omptovc'i
aro being drilled In readiness for the
formal opcnliiK which Ib oxpectul t(
talto place on Christmas Eve.
Tho man who is responsible for
this lntest nddlt'on to tho attraction
of Broadway la "Charll " Hector, who
camo from the Wet not many year'
ago with a bundle of money he had
mado out of his basomont chop home
In Chicago, nnd eoon caused the nit
restaurantctirs In tho matrnpiilla to sii
up and tnko notice. From tho first
his restaurant "caught on," to use n
slang phrase, nnd Its popularity with
tho lav'sh fapondors Increased stund
lly until tho patronage proved too
largo lor tho accommodations of tlici
1 old establishment. Then It was that
Mr. Hector decided to give to Now
York the most palatini na woll as tho
most convenient restaurant In Ameri
ca If not In tho world. Tho now
ostnbllshment roprosonts an Invest
ment of over 13,000,000.
Tho now structuro occupies tho en
tiro southeast cornor of Tlroadway
and Forty-fourth Htrcot. It contrlns
10 rooms, all with baths, nnd thir
teen parlors. Tho restaurant la to
occupy tho entire Broadway front of
-tho main door. Thousands of dol
lars havo been spoilt on Its decora
tions, Tho main dining room Is 100
feet square and will accommodate 800
diners. Surrounding tho restaurant
room and lobby In n inozvniiliin hal
cony floor, a largo part of wll-h will
bo devoted to tho orchestra and othor
musical features.
To run tho hold nnd roslaurnnt
850 employes havo boon ongagod. of
which lfiO will bo vvaltors. All tho
glass nnd chluawaro to bo unod In
tho establishment lias boon made
from special designs In Europo, and
from Ilolfast 00,000 pieces of llnon
havo been Imported, Tho silverware
alio has been mado from special do-
tlgns.
The bulld'ng conlalnu threo under
ground stories or Doom. Tho lowost
basement contains tlio cuglnos and
ibollors. Abovo this, In tho aub-baso-moat
have be''ii Installed an clabornto
fcyttum of ventilation, a large cold
ctor.igo plant, laundry nnd vacuum
'Cleaning nppuratus. Tho b.isomont
proper w 11 bo devoted ontlroly to
tho S:i(buu liltchens and commlu
nry looms.
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Cay Street M. E.
Tho V. II. M. 3. of tho M. K. church
mot with Mr. Chan Hupp, Kui.t High
street, last Lvnulng,
Mrs. lluntfliurger liml II19 dovollon
nls, liuslnesH was then conducted by
prenldent.
1'lodfies mdered paid.
Mrt. Frank Kliby had churgo of tho
program.
Mjhle, with Mrs, Mlohoy nt p'uio
Hoport of convention by Mrs, Hat
nett and Mis. Dnljy Heard.
l'lano Solo -Mlfis Holou Bhlrcuian
Hooding-Mm. Onrlow,
Double Quarlot, rondorcd two dfelco
tlons, Iloadlng Mrs.-'I'homiw Wclr,
Song Hy Society.
A soclnl hour followed and delic
ious refrethmenta woro porved. Blxty
flvo woro present.
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Hand Bags, Jewelry Belts, Neckwear, Etc. Splendidly Complete Stocks
Choice Goods
of
Velvet and Silver Mesh Bags
Gern-an Silver Mesh Dags With etched and
opcn-oil( r,nmcs, molie lined, some unllned.S2.25
Leather Hand Dags In oveiy stylo and all tho
fashlouablo knthLis; samo ino. fitted bags, with
pu se., ca (1 casi.B and po.vdcr boites;
p.iecs I.um Q1, 01.50. S2, S3 T9 SQ
Hand Bags
Women's Hand Ea3 l.aige. medium and small
sl.'.cs. In (It or oxldled f ames; n'ecly lined, some
wlili small change pmuos, ca.d casus and uiiuois;
p.lcid S1 TO 32
Vohot Lags, and Velvet Belts
Velvet Page With silk com! and tassels, sonic
v,l h tjxIdUed and gilt f minis, p etly lining, with and
v.ltloui puisu St T0O2.nO
Lovely Scarfs
For street or evening wear, becoming and warm.
In Dresden, Persian nnd Egyptian; pi Ices range
fiora 50c TO 31.50
Women's Mufflers
Knit Mufflers Mercorled Pointed Yokes; alt
coIoib and nil sizes up to 10, In whito, black, brown,
gmy, pink, navy, caidinal and bluo 50o
Sash Fins
8ash Pins, 25c and 50c Silver and Gilt Sash mid
licit I'lns, in a' pleasing variety of shapo3 and styles,
many of them pretty satin lined boxes, aie priced
at 25c & 50o
Brilliant Set Back Comb3
New nrllllant Set Back Combs Combs aro hand
polished and all tots aio mounted by hand; dozens of
now designs ) SI. OO
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Man's Neckwear
Neckwear Is always appreciated and always accept
able as hcllc'n ijlfts.
Cholcf- of fine all-silk four-ln-hands, In light and
daik io,or3, eo. one put up In a tancy box. ...25c
Mill's flt.u silk roui in-hand tits, light and daik
colon,; a gicat va.lctj; put up in fancy boxes;.,
each SOc
Men's Hcsieiy
Men's lino ltelo hoso In all tho now colors,
per pair 25c
Men's puio tbtead silk hoso;
pur pair 50c
Wo 1110 headquartoiH for tho gcnulno Holeproof
Hoso; six palis guaranteed to wear six months; six
pairs for $1.50; per pair 25c
Put up In fancy holiday boxes.
Men's Suspenders
Each pair put up In a fancy OhrlstmaB box, sin
glo fcllk suspenders or In sots consisting of Buspeud
ors, aim bands and hoso supporters,.. .50c TO Sll
Men's Outing Night Shirts
Mado of an extra heavy quality of outing In neat
pink and bluo s tripos well finished and largo, full
bl.cs; at i 81.00
Noveltie
OP EVERY DESCRIPTION SUITABLE FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
The greatest stock of Novelties at the most reasonable prices will be found
on our first floor, center. There are articles of silver, metal, wood, brass, for ev
ery purpose articles suitable for young and old, male or female pretty things
that everybody likes.
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Umbrellas for Christmas
Umbrellas for boys or girls; English gloria c'oth,
fancy or plain handles; pilco 50c
Umbrellas for men and women, twenty-six and
twenty-eight Inches, taffeta cloth, and great assoit-
mom 01 nanuies, in peail and silver trimmed;
-SI & S1.50
pilccs
Umbrellas for men or women, twonty-slx and
twenty-eight Inches, mado of splendid taffeta silk,
handles tilmmed with gold, silver, pea 1 or ho 11.
Sneclitl ' S2.S0 & S3.50
Xmas Handkerchiefs
Children's Handkerchiefs Per box. 10c & 23c
75c. 85c & 31.50
Ladles' Handkerchiefs
Per box 25c
For 25o
Ladles' Embroidered Handkerchiefs
At SOc, 75c. SI TO 82
Men's Plain Pure Linen Handkerchiefs Exti a
special values; C for 81.50
Men's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs Extra sizes;
at
-35c TO 50s
Gloves Make An Acceptable Gift
All gloves In pretty Christmas boxes from $1.00
up. Wo will gladly exchange tho size after Xma.
At $1.E0 Ibo finest and most le'iablo or kll
gloves In sircdo and glace all wanted colois. .3 8.50
Neckv.ear a Delightful Present
Men's Handkerchiefs
Per box 50c, 75c, 81.23, 5.50 & 82.B0
Ladles' Pure Linen Embroidered Handkerchiefs
At 50c Charming New Neckwear White laco
trimmed jitots; satin edgid Peisian ties In all col
g s; Stocks; Persian Dutch Col a s; fancy Silk Col
lais with dainty ties 5Q3
At 2ic Neaily as gieat an asaoment. .. .25o
TUb Mmt Complete Fur iisplay In
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But best of all wo are able due toa series of the most fortunale'of purchas
esto quote the most reliable of furs at the lowest of low prices. All the latest
of styles the large shawl tho pretty muff arid the new pillow or watermelon
muff as well as the smaller pieces all are here.
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Carpet Sweepers
Our special mako; an ideal Christmas Gift;
special . S2.50
We are the first to show the new Knitted
Aviation Caps for Women
The now knitted "Aviation" Caps which havo
attained such Instant popularity in tho cities are now
horo In whito and colors , SI .50
Hundreds of Eeautiful Christmas Boxes
at from 5c to 10c
Entl ely now and different Christmas boxes In
bright polnsetta and ho ly patterns (somo of them
ombossed) In all sizes and shapes.... 5c TO 10c
Holiday Aprons
Apions for tho lady of tho. house, for tho maid,
for the cook in fact. amon3 for everybody;
special 25c & 50c
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DEfAlLS
Mr. .7. II. Earl of Clovolaud return
ed to bin homo on Wodncsdny a'ter
epond'ng Tuesday In thlj city attend
Jng to uuilnc3ti matters.
For Coming Poultry Show
liuiiiy 4iTiiii!i!(l
A inotliiK of tho Knox County Pot
Slock nnd Poultry Association was
held In tho olllco of Stream & Hiincr
on Wednesday evening with an excel
lent attcndar.ee. Tho regular older
of preliminary business was disposed
of In regular older.
Tho flrht linportnnt mnltor taken up
wns that of tho silver cups wlihh has
been In consideration by tha associa
tion for somo time. At thin meeting It
was dee'dod to secure threo eitpj to
ho given nt tho coming show In Jan
uary. Ono cup In lo ho glvon to tho
entry v,I'h tho highest georo In the
poultrj department nnd ono to bo glv
on to tho owner of tlio ontry which
cores tho hlgtwst In tho dog depart
ment. Tho thlid eup la to bo given
to (ho person owning tho largost mini
bor of b'ids which scorn abovo 00
points In tho coming show. This last
cup will not ho tho proparty of tho
person who recelvos It this yonr, al
though It will bo given Into his pos
session, It will bo necessary to win
tho eup for threo years In order to
inuko tho cup his or her property un
conditionally, A communication wan rccolvcd at
Ui!j mooting from Mr. W. H. Or.tvos
of Soutliboro, Mass,, who will act as
Judge at tho Knox county show. In
tho letter, Mr, Graves stated that will
bring with him, tho coops of Whito
Plymouth Iloeks and Whito Wyan
dotte ohlekcns that won first prizes
'In tho largo eastern show last yoar.
TIicho blulB nro renmrkablo and It
will bo a treat io tho lovers of flito
poultry to sou thorn. Tho Knox coun
ty show opens on January ICth and
closes on Juuuury 21st.
STRIKER KILLED
Chli'tigo, Hoc. 15 Two woro shot
down and ono Instantly kilted In a riot
todny of striking ga'mout workers.
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May Soon Dr.pose Lewis As
President
Indianapolis, Ind., Dec. 13 Wheth
er Thomas L. I. owls shnil continue
as president of tho United MIno Work
ers of Anmrlcn, to which olllco ho
succeded upon tho ietlromout ot
John Mitchell threo years ago, will bo
determined hy today's referendum
election, tho results of which will bo
announced nt tho gonoral convention
of tho organization in Columbus next
month. Tho opposition to Lewis Is
said to havo been steadily gaining
htrcugth for a long tlmo past and
those at tho huad of tho movement
confidently declare that tho count
of tho bnllots will show tho dofent of
tho president.
howln' loss of popularity among tho
rank and file of tho organization Is
'ittilbutod to tho stand that ho
took caily In tho present yoar In re
gard to tho sttlko of tho coal min
ors In tho Illinois Hold. Notwith
standing tho fact that .i voto of tho
men Involved ohowed tholr determina
tion to continue tho strike until their
cause was won President I.owla at
tempted to force them to accept tho
comproinlso offered by tho mlno own
ers nnd ovon throntoncd to withdraw
tho support of tlio national organiza
tion unless tho mon yielded. Thu spoc
jnl convention hold In this city to rot
tlo tho mnltor showed that tho or
ganization as a whole wns not In
i.ympnthy with tho stand taken by tho
president.
It has been tho voto ot tho Illinois
minora Hint has' elected LowIh for tho
last two yours nnd his opponents
say It wilt bo the Illinois voto that
will accomplish his 'defeat at tho pres
ent elect'on.
Tho cholco of tho opposition to suc
ceed Ia)wI Is John P. Whito, presi
dent ot tho lowa district. Friends of
Whito predict that ho will rocolvo a
majority of 40.000 votes In Illinois
'and Iova nnd that, with the opposl-
t'on to Lowls in tho southwest dis
trict and in somo portions of tho East,
there Is littlo doubt Hint tho Iowa mini
will bo elected.
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STARVING
irliin Returns Watch Which
He Found To Owner
Ashtabula, O., Due. 15 Evory po
llccman on tho Ashtnbula force will
wager his bndgo against n collar but
ton thut Frank Smith Is tho most lion
out man in Ohio,
Although thirty, strong and willing,
Smith hud senirhed for days for a
job. Ilo was down and out when n
patrolman Jailed hliu last night to
provont his freezing, Ho had no socks
nnd his thin coat wns buttoned up
closoly over an undershirt. Ho said
ho Hadn't oaten nnything nil day.
"I'vo got to got rhlto or dlo in tho
snow," ho told tho Jailor who turned
111 tn out unfed this morning.
"Well, don't hold up anyone," warn
ed tho olllcer.
Smith hadn't gono far when his
eyes, cast downwnrd. saw u gold
watch on tho Icy sidewalk. Ho pick
ed It up, looked nnd mado certain
that no ono hnd seen his dUcovcry,
thou shoved It In his pants nnd ruW
bod his stomach with anticipation of
a squnro meal.
Ho started, then halted, nnd turn
ed back toward tho police staf.on. Ho
told tho turnkey about his ilnd, nnd
aided by tho police sought oat tho
owner, Miss Nolllo Martin, n nurse.
Sho hnd only $2 In her purse at tho
moment. Sho oltcred It to Smith.
"I don't want pay for bolng honest,"
ho Bald. Finally ho took n dollar.
Mrs, J, C. Cornoll returned to hor
homo In Cleveland Wodnesdny morn
ing uftor a sovornl days' visit with
relatives In this c'
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This is the Slipper Season, and we are prepared for
the rush.
Thore is nothing in
MEN'S WOMEN'S OR CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS
that our stock will not offer. If you are mic'ecided what to buy, visit our store, and
let us help you to docide. We also have a completo lino of
Misses and Children's Jockey Boots and Boys' Hi$h Top Shoes
which would make a splendid Christmas p resent, and would be appreciated by any
boy or girl. Come in and look us over.
Fish & Lybarger
103 S. Main Street
SIGN THE ELECTEIC SHOE
'Phone 819 Green
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LADY DUFFERIN IN CONCERT
I-iondon, Dec. 15 A brllllunt gather
ing of society folk filled Dcchstoln Hall
today to attend Lady Duffcrln's do
but on tho concert platform. Lady
Dufforln, who hoforo Her marrlago
was Miss Florouco Davis of Now
York, possesses a charming soprano
voice, nnd has been frequently heard
In prlvato salons in tho cause of char
ity. -. .
Mrs. L. Hay.es roturue'd to her homo
In Duckoyo City on Tuesday afternoon
after a sovornl days visit In Mt. Ver
non and Gambler,
CORN
SHOW
To Open In This City On
Friday Morning
Tho third annual corn show, under
tho nujplccs of tho Knox County Corn
Growers' Association, will open Fri
day morning in tho K, of P. armory.
Much corn has been entered for tho
show,
Tho corn, othor grain and potatoes
wero received at tho Knox county
board of election rooms In thcPetor
man building nnd th'o armory on Wed
nesday. Thursday morning the oxhlh
Its woro romoyed from tho Petcnnan
building to the nrmory.
Tho prlzo list is a good ono and tho
exhibit ot corn and othor grain 'will
bo largo. A big crowd Is all that Is
necessary to mako tho show a grand
success.
MAYOR IS KILLED
Lagrange, Ky., Dec. 15 Mayor Mc
Dowell was killed by a falling chim
ney Mils moirlng while directing a
fight agaulst llames which caused a
25,000 loss.
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