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1 1 1, If 51UDAY. EVENING. FEBRUARY 2, 1912 TTTB FTTTSBTTRG PRESS FACE TWENTY-ONC IF MeCreery and Company, THREE HOUSES ON NORTHSIDE ARE EXCHANGED jss iMrii KuMi iMfElxlihr Ei rerybodyV Pid yer Roll I' department 1 10,000 Rolls to Select From vi )Vjk-End Specials i. HSt VOTE GATUBDAY A MA IN TORE Quality Considered, Prices Arc Lower Here Than Elsewhere. 1 Fayette StiPropertles Wortiv QV.OO Razor Basement Saletjoom.

TRUNK. TJEPARTMEN T. Pure Honey, Doixt faiiy-it for our great sale of the Go. Figure in Jrade for Jthe Roliert W.Tener Home) Monaca Heights Sanitol Tooth Paste, 14c Hand forged, hollow-ground razor; made in Germany; regulation size; set ready for use. 50o LIEN'S TRxV VEILING BAGS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Saturday, February 3rd.

1 8 AND SO INCH HEAVY BLACK COWHIDE TRAVELING BAGS walrus grained and diced hand sewn frame French edge sewed on corners polished, brass mountingsleather lining three pockets. $10.00. Regular prices $15.00 and 916.00. 25c Dr.Charlcs BUSINESS LEASING GROWS MORE ACTIVE 60c 50c 50c 55c 55c 60c 60c 60c 60c JOc Furniture Blossom" -iMy 34 lutiful -That fit VBterious Bfliy Cksana. M' lTier4 's a Girl in Harana All A one mm i That oHege Vale ot Dreams.

Mister Silver JLTiread Among- the i.s. Each razor in a substantial box and guaranteed to be satisfac Flesh 19 Ear and Ulcer 14 Carpets I InrpfiTf rnTTnv tvrv.ss r.nniK twit second Floor. Property worth $80,000 figures in an exchange deal closed by. Edward W. Mc-Carrolf wherein Attorney Ii.

B. Ivory transfers to Robert W. Tener. brick housesat 1112. H23 and 1130 Fayette gt-.

Aorthsfde, at a valuation of $50,000 taking as part pay Mr. Terror's former country home in Monaco. Heights, and an acre of iaal at Tiiburyjand Nicholson 109 60c 70c tory in every way the biggest bargain it has ever been our good fortune to have offered from our cut-lerv departoent. Special Saturday '2W Alexa der's Ragtime Band Pink Ii lady Selection. Camphor 7 Baking Soda, Pound, Bamrrel The rnmtnr nlm.

tnjF jul jjvere iraaea at valua- uu ot The Independent Walt TnTny rn a leased the middle storeroom in the new Cmtchfield Woolfolk building at Penn and. Shady avea East. Liberty, the. lease having been closed by George Bros. The storeroom, -which is one of Ave in the building, is 18x73 feet, and use of the Rugs Housefurnishings, Beds, etc.

5 I V' "Our sale will be held a quickly as we can appraise mark -the hxi mense B. White Co. stocks. Whiti Co. had more: Furmlurt; Carpels Rugs, than arty other Pitts-burgh store.

$1.00 ntazor Strop Bottle. Brown Mixture Tablets, 8C basement is secured. It is at 6220 Penn Pare Rock Candy, Pound, 11 ave. The store belongs to a chain of such enterprise. Inquiry among Eastend brokers shows that, a number of storerooms and.

offices in that district will have new tenants thi3 That business-is flourish A SPECIAL SALE of OPERA VOILES 25c per yard. Kegular selling price 33c and 40c. 100 pieces of this beautiful, sheer and transparent fabric with an attractive silk figured stripe self colors. Opera Voile is a very popular material for afternoon and. evening gowns and is shown in a most attractive range of colorings, including ivory, pink, sky, Copenhagen, silver, reseda, tan, American beauty, turquoise, lavender, maize, watermelon, chamois nay, black.

LACE CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTERY DEPT. Sixtii Fkw. LACE CURTAINS a AT ONE-THIRD AND ONE-HALF THE REGULAR PRICES. Springrj Maid Selection 65 NOTE Wlire the River Shannon Fkrwi 40c Tfc "Lcij re to Live in Love-. 3and 40c All Ali COe Billy 55c Oceana Roll.

55c 83 ftpautiful Lady. 50c I Mysterious Rag 50c fcownt BJr the Old Mill StH Jam 60c r'Any lace the Old Flag Flkt Oc Alexam ler'a Ragtime Band 70c Duchefev Selection $1.00 Oh, Beautiful Doll 85c iff tEa Shadows 90c THueil al Broadway. "Wjj'F, Frederick Co. Smithfield St. Stc fd Closes Saturday at 6:30.

ing was the report of the representatives of the Eastend Savings Trust John A double razor strop, consisting of a prepared canvas sharpening 18.x 2 4 a a dressed leather finishing strop of the Camphorated w. snerrer, coll Totten, the Kelly-Wood Real Estate Co. anj other Arms Boraxo Bath Powder 7 specializing in Eastend properties. It became known today- that the united 2 ox States Realty Co. was the broker in Wait for our sale! We will offer hargains Tvith -1 out parallel.

You'll save more money than ever before known the sale of the Center ave. market to P. Wiftenstein. The two-story brick building, on the lot ia occupied by small tradesmen operating market stalls: The property was owned by Jacob 51. Friedman and Simon D.

Rosenfieid, and it is said they received in payment a Bluff st. $1.00 Ideal Hair Brush, dwelling wortli $11,800 and $11,200 in cash. 20c Box Zinc Ointment, 8 Leases Another Storeroom- The Real Estate Trust Co. leased the storeroom at 20S Sixth, mt. to the- Worm-ster Hat Co.

of New York, making- the fifth store this firm will have here. The same size with an improved hook and swivel holder which can be fastened to door or hook, and comfortable shaped handles. This combination measures 26 inches. It is read- for immediate use and does not require weeks ot treatment. Actual $1.00 value.

5JJ)C Special Saturday 2'' See Them in Our Window. agreement was closed with James Jacobs, vice president of the company. Altera tions are being made to suit the new ten 8c "Tdear' Tooth Picks, for go The lease is for a term ot years and the total rental is $25,000. $2.00 Lung Protector, Chamois and Felt, Realty transactions totaling 50J and NEGOTIATES WW THUG TO GEMS 4 representing property worth $2 400,003, to say nothing of the many deeds in which-no consideration was given, were handled at City hall last month. This compares STOLEN WHISKY BRINGS DISASTER 3IARIE ANTOINETTE AND RENAISSANCE L.ACE CURTAINS sill and casement lengths 1 31.00, $1.25, 2.0Q to $5.00 per pair Values 1.75, $2.00, OO to $7.50 CLUNY CURTAINS sill and casement lengths $2.25, $3.00 and $3.75 per pair Values $4.50 and JS5.5U BRUSSELS LACE CURTAINS.

per pair Value 88.50 IRISH POINT .1 $1.50, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75 and $8.50 per pair Values $2.50, S.50, and $12.50 CURTAIN'S-. $1.75 to $2.00 per pair i Values $1.75, to $3.00 NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS sill and full lengths 50c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $3.00. $3.75 and $4.00 per pair Values 75c. $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $1.50, S5.50, and $6.00. unusually well with Decembers total, $1,085,188, bnt falls behind the aggregate for January, 1911.

50c 23e Liquid Veneer, 19 A Frienstein sold Harry M. Curry the April 22. 13th wd. Pbr, 21xllO, Brushton ave 2,000 Wet Ldl Imp Co to Chaa Jan 38. 19th wt.

Pb. 3txll0. Creed-more ave 80d David 'C Geyer to Aug Arent, July wd. Pbff. 25xl0 Atlantic 625 Ally Trust Co to John Kirch, Feb 1, 17th, wd.

Phg, 172x200v Southern 24,250 Peter Ravellai to Jos Ravelia, Jan -30, Wilmerding. 2XXIOO. State st John Fearson to Cartwritrht, Oct 30, 7th wd. 22x88, 12th ve Ldllian Jones to Margt A Fortune, Dec 2, 14th wd. Pbg-, 21x100.

Brush-ton ave 1,600 Reliance I Imp Co to Hannah Otto, Jan 11. VersaiHes twp, 25xlOO. Lawrence ave 1,000 apartment building at 6021 Rodman Eastend. for S1H.O0O. This is a three- content with stealing a jug whisky from a house onj South- Eleventh st where a Polish dance was in? progress story brick building, lot feet, the Bath and Dust Caps, 19c flat containing three suites of five rooms and bath each, all being rented.

Mrs. Curry tendered as part payment, af a valuation- of $12,000, the residence at 5539 Mnist3ft Tells of Experience I With Representative of Hiieves, According to Reports in Sewickley Black et. This house is a solid brick. yesterday, William aged 13, of 1226 Carson and Thomas- Mullen, aged 14, of 23 Uxor- alley, drank the fiery i Hcpsor and became so' helplessly intoxi--, cated that they went ito- sleep on the tracks of the PHtstrarg, Virginia Charleston railroad, at the head of South Tenth st. 1 modern in construction, and contains V2 7Zc Jordan Almonds, Pound.

rooms and three baths. The lot is 40x156 feet; J. A. Young1 Co. made the deal.

Thomas- Travers of Oualt Giffen sold There they were- found by policeman! for 10, J. Vilsack to -Thomas -Wittmer -40x One Pound Absorbent Cotton, 130 feet vacant, in Sheridan be Little Ohio Girl Sought. The Pennsylvania railroad police and tke city officers have been asked to find a Salinevilte, girl, aged 10, who boarded a train at that place yesterday-afternoon, but the little sirl has not 25c end 35c Tcoth Brushes A magnificeiit f7 assortment of SI tween Wellesley and Stewart Highland Joseph Htiand who placed tnem under arrest. This morning at the Southside police station Magistrate Daniel Winters, held Mullen for the juvenile eourt and 4 Bounty sleuth demies ciOUNECTION WITH CASE district, for So, BOO. This- lot adjoins Mr Wittiner's home.

discharged McGuirlt with a warning. Thomas McCaffrey sold for Ellen Miller been seen. The girl's name or the rea- i to Charles Blisk a lot 22xlOO feet with two frame dwellings at 3830- Mifflin son for her tourney to this city has not been learned. A Large Contract. OrviUe, Wright said the other day Sixth ward, for $3,000.

The same broker odds and ends a rious stvles of 25c sold for Clara Sehaffer to S. Pachucki a lot 20x70 feet, improved with a frame 25c White Pine and Tar Cough Syrup, 18 dwelling, at 3423 Ligonier Sixth, ward. Box of 100 Marsh Wheeling Stogies, 1m25 ror 51, The United States Realty Co. sold for Peter Novack a seven-room frame build and values the quantity in any lot is too small to advertise separately. ing in Bedford near Francis to Jacob Minger for The lot is 20x100 feet.

Dayton: "Our aim is to make flying The important thing is not now to produce aeroplanes that will go ISO miles an hour but to produce aeroplanes that won't fall down." Mr. Wright smiled. 'I'nj reminded of a flying story," he went on: "a story about a man wbo called at a biplane selling agency and Staid: 'My older brother brought a. biplane here last month. You told him if anything broke you'd supply the missing Tes.

Well? said the manageiv "Well. said the caller, 'my brother wants you- to supply him right away with six new ribs a left leg. half a dozen assorted fingers and a mediumsized Roman Smart Maine Girls. Muncongue Island, in Knox haa the smartest girls in Christendom that's correct. Don't make any difference whether they are 9 years old or 9 years old.

smarter'n time, just the same. There's Evelyn Simmons, who, for instance is only lO years old, and who just the same "hltcht" up a team of oxen, drove 'em to the factory, delivered a load of goods, came home, fed the cows and did the chores. Then, too, there's Mrs. Mary Poland Elwell. Eighty years bridge the lapse between Evelyn and her, for Mrs.

Elwell is aged if- But she recently spun nine pounds of rolls in a month and she knits a mitten a day. Muncongue Cor. Rockland Opinion. Druble Certificates at Cigar Stand. Saturday t- MAIN STORK MAY Bl 'ILDING, LIBERTY, AT FOOT OK.

FIFTH AVK. Recorded Transfers. Clarence- A Pearson to Jaa Sayre. 3t. 26th wd, Pbg.

23x115. East Knd ave $2,500 John Stokoe to Martha Thompson, Oct 2. Crafton. 50X14S Promenade Bt. 1,800 Seller McKees to Fred Kohler.

Jan "0. Spring; Garden. 3-717 acres. Public 2.000 Kfholas Dwrr to Marr FVitz. Jan 20, St Clair, 80x183.

Mountain, ave 1.500 Oscar Shoemaiier to Ullian Jones, Aocordfing to a etory current in e-wlckley, the faibare Rev. A. C. rector of St. Stephen's Episcopal church, Sewickley, to successfully negotiate for the returd of a large quantity of Jewelry stolen from his home about a year ago.

resulted in the filing of a complaint with Chief of County Detectives Henry Muth. Mr. Howell spent money fcn a vain endeavor to recover the jewels. The matter has been turned over to District Attorney V. A.

Blaketley. When the parsonage which adjourns St. Stephen's was entered Rev. Howell was awakened and lay for some time in hed waiting for a favorable opportunity to attack the burglar. As the burglar left the room, Rev.

Howell started after him. but the burglar succeeded in An investigation showed the house had been thoroughly ransacked. The county detectives, at that tiine made an investigation, an arrest was made, but the suspect was discharged. JMay it is said negotiations were opened with Rev. Howell for the return 01 the Jewels.

May 24 there was a conference between lir. Howell and the intermediary. Secreted in the room was a third' party, a witness for Mr. Howell. The man who was to return the jewels asked what Rev.

Howell would pay. Rev. CXvstRteM Clothes rbrJMeaaadBoys I FEBRUARY CLEARANCE SALE of BOYS' WINTER SUITS AND OVERCOATS Begins February 3rd. Bdj-s' Winter Suits and Overcoats. $3.50 each; reduced from 5.00 and 6.50 $5.25 each; reduced from 8.50 and 9.00 $6.75 each; reduced from $10.00 and $12.50 Boys' Woolen Knickerbocker Trousers.

05c per pair; reduced from $1.25 and $1.50 $1.35 per pair; reduced from $2.00 and $2.50 BASEMENT SPECIALS On Sale Saturday, February 3rd. ART 31 BROIDERY ARTICLES. Odd pieces in Stamped Goods including -Bur-lap Centers, Cushions, Scarfs and a number of other articles. 10c to 25c each. Formerly 25c to 75c.

3IUSLIN NIGHT GOWNS. Extra size Muslin Night Gowns low neck and short sleeves or neck, and lonr Specials Saturday at Main Store THF MiYnDllfi fn DITTQRIID t-VW) Opposite Jenkins Arcade Building SATURDAY DUBLE STAMP DAY HERE! ACTRESS SAYS FOSING IS A DIFFICULT TASK Howell la said to have made an offer of 1 aiva mmmm $'00. $100 ta be paid when the first half of the jewels was returned and $100 when the rest of the jewelry was delivered. Store Open Saturday Night Till 9 O'clock -1 TAKEN OF GOOD FAITH, offer was fairly reasonable to the intermeaiary, but he insisted on some token as an evidence of good faith on the part of the Mr. Howell wag I loath ta part with casn untu ne couia be sure the jewels would be retained.

but the Intermediary tras positive that he could effect taeir return. He promised to bring one piece around Double Stamps Double Stamps the next day: if the minister would as an evidence of good laitn advance mm o. After some parleying it was agreed that sleeve embroidery trimmed. $12J. i Formerly $1.50.

WHITE PETTICOATS. Kxtra size White Petticoats of cambric. embroidery trimmed flounce hemstitched; the minister make a deposit of $2., with the intermediary and to pay the balance of the first $10 when half the jewelry was returned. The money was paid over on May 24 Jast. The intermediary seemed to have met with soma difficulty in getting the jewels WHuq.

dry poosco.HARKETSTRLETcoRtTHma avenue Rousing Saturday Specials! With Double Green Trading Stamps on All Purchases! tucks. 1 and the matter dragged along for months. A fevr days ago Rev. Howell, $1.95. Formerly $2.25.

GLASS SHADES. so the story runs, decided that patience ART no longer appeared a virtue in dealing with the intermediary and sought the county detectives. He laid his complaint Suitable for Gas, Oil or Electric 50c to $6.00 each. to Chief uth. Trie cruel said lie did not see where he could be of any assist ance in recovering the money, but finally Regular prices $3.00 to $28.00.

I EMBROIDERIES. XAIXSOOK AND CA3IBRIG EDGINGS AND FLOUNCINGS to 10 inches vitle an interesting showing of eyelet designs Sc per yard Values 15c and 20c SWISS AND CAMBRIC EDGINGS AND: 4c pgl irii i IB 7c FL.OUNCINGS particularly appropriate for children's dresses and fancy traista. t. Ur-t passed the matter along to JJlstract Attorney Rlakeley, it is said. It is -said that Howell intimated very strongly in his talk with Chief Muth that if the value of the jewels tolen from his home had compared favorably-with those stolen from tha home of Mr3.

William Thaw, he might have-been. successful in effecting their return. County Detective- Henry Muth thia morning, when the story of the attempt to recover" the Howell jewels, was reported denied that Rev." Howell nad made any personal coroplaiut to He thoTight the report might have been made to some borough police officer or jto "a private detective agency. MOZART CLUB TO SING OPERA, "MOSES IN EGYPT" Rossini's opera. "Moses in Egypt, will be given its- first hearing in Pittsburg Mar-h 14.

On that date the Mo- Infants' Knit Sacques, were $1.00, tomorrow Misses Fine Sweaters all colors, $2 value Extra quality Apron Ginghams, 7c kind Men's $1 Scarlet Underwear, tomorrow Boys' Extra quality New $1.25 Sweaters Ladies' 75c Woolen Slippers, rluced tomorrow. Closing our Ladies 15c, 19c and 25c Neckwear Ladies' and Gentlemen's; $1 Pure Silk Ladies' 50c Wash Petticoats to close Men's 25c Heavy Police and Firemen's Suspenders 5,000 yards Remnants of Simpson's 8c Prints Men's 4-ply Linen, Collars, all styles, at Men's Dressy Worsted $3.00 Troasers tomorrow Big Size Strictly All Wool $4.50 Country Blankets Ladies' Fine All Wool $2 Union Suits Underwear. Room-size 9x12 ft. $15 Brussels Rags, tcmorrow. Ladies' Crescent Shape $2 Hair Puffs, 10c per yard Vmlnes 20c anl 25c a MeCreery and Company, 1 1 ood Street at Sixth Avenue, i Pittsburgh.

5 $1.50 $2.98 px Double Stamps Double Stamps jsar-fc by nine first class artists: accompanied by orchestra. Insult to Injury. Pointed Paragraph's: will yins- this composition. The svibject of-tha. work, th exod ua of the children jfc4 Joseph E.

"Widener. the Philadelphia flileraa If ignoranee is trttss. Trhy bo rrtS fcy Poverty tx-ould seem easier if ft; 60 Lung di awn out. of Israel front Egyptian bondage, is one of the most dramatic- incidents in the Misses' Newest Caracul Coats, worth $13, at story at dinner in Xew fork. a crocer out Elkins av." wasn't world '3 history and anorued the GERTnCDE Aid ilr.

Widener, who is notorious for librettist and composer fine opportunities for stirring word3 and brilliant wretched horseflesh. that are Misses' 25c Fine Jersey Stockings, all sizes, at. Ladies' Heavy Fleeced 20c "Ipswich" make Hose. Girls' Heavy Winter Coats, were $4, to close at. The grocer hoy is rather a reok- iMglali music.

All the plagues have not been dealt 3 driver. He drov one of his mas- Ely a man is credited with thin-not to his creflit. SiJme trten coramow with tll I use a bartender as the meUiura. And every mother's son cf us strike it rich some day. ir Tvorst naps a mtie too nam one i Gottrwk- Bartl play tie French maid In "Tlte 'iirl -r the Taxi." i i tl-e Lyceum theater thi-s week, iae frquPnOy be-n tai.er.

ior a an imprcssior! due no doubt to imr Hl-Mk impers.ruition. The truta I t-f liie matter i tb-nefer saw- franc V. m-irtc. iin itf.ni mil riiil in th eist ay unti the animal fell ill end died. with, only the happenings of the last days before the final departure of the Hebrews from their captivity.

To add to the interest and make the work bet CliiiKlitr Chriy aiiJ otttr 'I have posed ir many magazine sa.ici the attr- in an interview ioday. "and ray 4f has alo been re-produeei on varioas advert Th work of a mocifl is as eaty a omt have been ied to believe, for. when on rss to pose several hours at a time, it cieidecily trying stsul a girl with nerve ilexes rot hold her portion Ions." jou ve kiiiu or norse. curse you: pects to 1- 5 a Bruvcr Bd.u iu me uy morn VAnv fool ran please a WoThan, rit it takes 'I'm sorry the lad faltered. Sorry be diimed! shouted the gr going to pay me for my tad Her trails have been entirely in thu fountry.

Sh makc-s fcor home t.iTh her sister. Mrs. Mceeh, at SATURDAY DOUBLE STAMP DAY HERE! ter adapted to stage purposes, the librettist has-ntroduced a counter plot in the way of a passionate love affair between the supposed son of Pharaoh and the supposed daughter of Moses. As may be well imagined this love affair is productive of many etlrrius Hurst, U. I Interest yonrsf In savins money.

A tnh ao5ri't anpreciate com iort w-nse In wofnan un.cys is mairjej er. He Is truly a. devoted husbnm I i doesn't win XThen ti ire cali turn tet aaHiw i Mies BarthoJd was an artist's model be- i Great ooportunitiej for you to do fo by 'J'H make it all right, los, said VoU caa out of next aturOay's vages. fore going on the and for several I the Waiker plan. Catalogue Xo.

fi from years jscfed tor liarrison Fisher, Howard W. H. Pittbareb. explain ati. public scenes btweea toe lovers.

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