The Philadelphia Inquirer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 16

THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2, 1910 J. B. VAN SCIVER CO. Our Women's thf cTnnr Fnn TnniFTV prnpr store closes Wednesday, "New Style' itO P. fb.

1910. 75c to $2.00 Belts at 31c ea. Rimless Eyeglasses at $2 pr. FhsC-Floor Mezzanine Qmt Prices of Oof Goods Judge Os By and'lhe Quality entke block fitaerer. STREETS First Floor A FEW SPECIALS FROM THE Sale Not by the Size of Our Advertisements Our advertisements are small, but our stock" is large, of unequaled quality, and sold all the year round below market prices, and at sale times below other sale prices.

By keeping down expenses we keep down prices, and benefit our customers accordingly. Compare, if you wish, but never buy till 'you've seen Van Server's. These are but a few of the many bargains to be found in this sale of high-class furniture at prices that are in many cases less than half. If you are desirous of getting your share of these, wonderful values, it will not do to delay as they cannot last when our customers once know what bargains they are. ki 15 1 3 iTsD -Ik sZSS.

1 hnr-f I wtz: -rii Af yse; la WHEN YOU SEE THESE Crib Comforts You'll Wonder How Crfc We Can Sell Them at 4JVJ Thev are so beautifully and strong-Iv made and.are filled with pure white cotton; pretty designs and lull crib size. $6.00 White California Wool Blankets at $4.50 Fiuk and blue borders. Slight oil spots which can le easily washed out. make them seconds, which is why you can buy them at $1.50 less than the original prices. They are full bed sizes and are of-the soft, short nap kind that housekeepers are so glad Jo get.

There are but about 100 pairs la the lot. Silkoline and Chintz Covered Comforts at $1.00 White cotton filling; full double bed sizes. Extra Heavy Bleached Muslin at 7c yd. Free from dressing; also fine quality long cloth, cambric and unbleached sheeting at this price. 81x90 in.

Ready Made Sheets at 39c each Made good quality linen finish muslin: 3-inch hems. Made with new interlocked seam which is almost invisible. Hemstitched and Plain Hemmed Pillow Cases at 12ceach Of good quality muslin; 45 36 inches. German Mercerized Tabl Damask at 29c yd. High satin lustre which is retained after washiug.

Large Sized Hemmed Huck Towels at 9c each, 3 for 25c With neat red borders: absorbent quality, suitable for. boarding bouses, apartments and hotels. Pure Linen Barnsley Toweling at 8c yard Xeat red borders; heavy quality; suitable for roller, hand and dish towels. English Outing Flannel 10c yd. Checks and stripes: pink aud blue on white ground; long nap.

Extra Heavy Bleached Canton Flannel at 10c yd. Long nap; twilled back. First Floor. THIS QUARTERED COLDE.V OAK DI1 CHAIR; 38 i Inches hlrh, 18 QUARTERED GOLDEN' OAK DINING CHAIR, heavy construction, carved feet and back, box slip seat, genuine leather Inches wide, has box frame, ith full slip seat, covered in genuine leather; joints glued and --screwed; French seat and back. Keg $10.50.

Price legs and comfortable panel back. 88c? $39.50 QuartereJ oak, 14x46 French plate mirror; i)5-ineh base; numerous drawer space; double cupboard. led6 $9.50 Two-inch post. fire filler rods; brass cross rod; heavy top rail. $6.50 Iron (JO AC Bed at MO.C70 Continuous iron post, fire iron filler rods three heavy brass spindles.

Arm Chair to match, $2.50 Regularlv sold for $3.50. Sale Price Arm Chair to match 9 12 ft. Rues $30 Body Brussels, $22. 75 Note the sweep and swing of this Quartered Golden Oak Table; its massive carved pedestal and shapely ball and claw feet with carved CARPETS $1.50 Axminsiers, 98c yd. Choice of 21 patterns.

Velvets, 87c yd. Choice of 18 patterns. $1.75 Wilton Velvets, $1.20 Choice of 16 patterns. $40 Royal Wilton, $32.50 wings; its circular top o4 in. in diameter wnn nneiy ponsnea ana ngurea jnru a.

nil uguicu $14. CO Extension Table at $7.49 42-lnch oak; heavy pedestal; claw feet extends six feet. $24 3-Pc. Parlor Suits at $14.95 Mahogany-finish frames; upholstered green Verona. $40 5-Pc.

Parlor Suits at $20.00 Mahogany-finish: upholstered green surface and deep moulded nm; a special van fcclver de- $22-50 $28.50 Axminsters, $21.00 siern. Itesrular Price, $45; 10 ft. extension; Sale Price 12 Ft. Extension $25.00 All lines of Floor Coverings, including Oriental Rugs, reduced. All lines of Furniture and Floor Coverings reduced.

I A'erona; heavy leg. At Market Street Ferry, Camden, N. J. E-isy of Access by Ferry from Foot of Market Street, Philadelphia. Fleasant Restaurant Free Auto Delivery Within 20 Mile Where Roads Are Good.

SUSSEX COUNTY SNAPSHOTS tified this afternoon by John Fredericks, WILMINGTON NEWS NOTES PHIPPS MAY TIE $22.00 Brass Beds at $13.98 Two-inch post, heavy top rail, seven filler roils, two spindles in head and foot; polished or dull finish. $30.00 Brass Beds at $19.75 Two-inch continuous post, large husk five one-incb filler rods. $35.00 Brass Beds at $22. OO Two-inch continuous post, seven one-inch tiller heavy husk on post. 555.CO Brass Beds at $39.00 Two-inch post, two-itch top rail, seven one-inch fillers and seven heavy spiudles in head and foot.

$10.00 Brass Costumers at $5.75 Heavy brass pole, extra well braced; numerous hooks. $9 Combination Mattresses, $3.95 Filled with pure African palm; felted top. bottom sides; full size. $10.00 Cotton Mattresses, $4.25 Filled witli pure cotton all sizes; covered with good ticking. $16.50 Felt Mattresses at $8.25 Pure felt.

fany tick; all sizes; very soft mtttres-s. $15.00 Eox Springs at $7.95 Upholstered; 72 spiral springs, soft top; best tick. $4.00 Set Pillows and Bolsters at $2.00 Filled with pure thicken feathers; good size: to pillows; one bolster. $9.00 Iron Beds at $4.95 Continuous iron post with brass spiudles; double liook rail. S6.00 Iron Cribs at $3.98 Irop sides steel sprinsr.

Special to The Inauiri. WILMINGTON. Keb. 1. Special to Tie Inquirer.

Further argii- firnRr.FTfiwv: lui tvi, The Nw 5' je nifnt wa heard in the disputed election cases to Uciil whether llonfid 1. or Dr. M. AHmoud was elected City Treasurer, and FE TO EUROPE $25 Bedroom Suits at $13.98 Of oak: large bureau; full bed and washstand. $10.00 Bureaus at $9.98 Of oak; short aud long drawers, heavy legs, shaped standard French plate mirror.

$7.00 Chiffoniers at $3.90 Of oak; five deep drawers; highly polished; gallery back. $25.00 Intension Tables, $15.00 Of oak; heavy pedestal claw feet; 0 feet extension; seats about 12. $24 Sideboards at $13.98 Of oak; short aud long drawers; double cuplioard large mirror; highly polished. $4.00 Dining Cbairs at $2.98 Of quartered oak; claw feet; leather slip seat. SI 8.00 Couches at $9.95 Oak frame, sanitary bottom; covered American leather.

Third and Fourth Floors. Ontury Club of has secured Key. Julius Herold. of Lewes, to lecture on "Ibsen." Captain Rufus Heed, of Miluin. cauzht a uiii.k a loot: the Broadkill Kivcr said be the largest ever seen here.

The hide brousht Professor Alex. Harrinzr.m. Rev. A. C.

5lo-Oiit'Mi and School K. J. Hardest? were all speakers at a teacher institute In Milton. Key. lr.

Franklin Hamilton, chancellor the American Cniversity at Wash in Eton and Walter Hash or B. 15. Allen. City Councilman from the Second ward, the first named in each cast- bcina aud tue second "Democrats. Republicans are makinz the plt-a that the last election was not valid.

Physicians of the Hoard of and tU-; board uf Health will hoid a conference as son as- possible for the purpose of reach ing some susiJstlon as lo.meuicai exam uiuu $1.50 Bar Pins e- to Sell at ea. We procured them sell at prh-c because we bought all he hail of thein. The lot comprises a variety of pretty effects such as pearl and duU gold, antique and various mock Jewels, but you'll have to see them to realize what little beauties they are. They are goid filled. In rone and antique effect.

The Latest Novelties in Long Chains at 51. CO For purse or vanity. Of platinum fiulsh set with pearls. 50c to 75c Belt Pins and Buckles at 25c Uose or oxidized In vcriona desicus: filigree or jewel setting. First Fioor.

SiiiMTin- of children in the scn.i. j-cnooi Reconciliation Between Couple Is Expected Woman Declares It 'Ridiculous' de-lured i a lirother Hamilton, of ti ndent (ieorce 'iwiiinver that at least 17f pupils in the schools are i the Methodist Kpiscnpui Church, lectured at Bureau, $14.98 This bureau can be had in all woods: oval or square mirror: deep drawers: shaped lec hiirbly poiibed. S.t1.W CbiffoDier tp match 914.98 lrlner. I)rester to match the Avenue Methodist Church in Milfcrd last nirht. Assisted l.y other ministers Maryland Conference, Hey.

J. 1. Smith besan r-viyl service ju the Methodist I'roresiant Church in Milton. Uroadkiil oysters re le'ii2 near Milton and are bunc'iuc cents a beshrl. Kev.

J. I. Smith, of Milton, is a rally meetinc of in a young pressman, as the bearded man who shot him in the Bronx on January S. The shooting occurred within two miles of tha place where Robert Lomas and Arthur Shibley, six-year-old boys, were fatally shot four days later. Dennison is also held as a suspect for these crimes and his identification by Fredericks today is the first definite step toward the solution of the shootings.

Fredericks had been in a hospital until Saturday with bullet wounds in his right shoulder, right arm and left leg. Today he visited a police prison where he picked Dennison out of a line of eighteen men as-4iis assailant. The same calibre bullets that wounded Fredericks killed the two boys, and the police are making further investigations, hoping to connect the prisoner with all three crimes. o.AVaise Agreement Vet A conference today between New York Central Railroad officers, and a committee of trainmen and conductors of the developed the. fact that the employees were not authorized to negotiate at this time, terms for a wage schedule.

It had been expected, especially by the railroad companies, that the New York Central employees would suggest some basis on which an agreement might be reached. It was understood that the Grand Lodges at Cleveland will submit amended demands on the railroads east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio and Po backward on account or physical uumpnis. Harrv Raymond, who was recently aiioint-ed Collector of Port to succeed 1'avid S. Clark has assumed his duties. While Antonio Catania was awaltins trial in the New Castle county workhouse ri a chare of murderous assault, he lecame violently iusane and had to be sent to the State hospital at Farnhnrsr.

For this reason the case az.ninst him in the city court was today TM.SttWlll. M.u.,11111 a baker, iieuevo th.it lie Stage Magician Dennison Positively Identified by Victim as Man Who Shot Him Wilmington wnen be will ask for th'- is heir to 11 Tir-. died recently in St. Louis. The Fox Ifjnt Club ha.J a fir tbe fox licinc near have filed artncations hour ran Robblris.

FIVE GROUPS OF for filled Sussex V.un?y bav Tsrie(I ill if. examinations. f.T the KMtiuus in gf a salary yet fr trio roaa en ve held on who Diii-i he sdicted mwler a. new this MiimtT. will sart- State law hold a with the State Hoard of TicnItnre for the purpose of arranging for 'a nioduce exchauue for farmers.

OS ciottuufi oaraai DOWN DOVER WAY From The Imiuirer Bureau. NEW Feb. 1. Mrs'. Genevieve Phipps and her two little daughters arrived here today from Pittsburg and were taken by an automobile to an uptown hotel, the identity of which the chauffeur was careful not to reveal to 1 he reporters who awaited the arrival of 3Irs.

Phipps. Lawrence C. Phipps, her former hus DELMAR DOINGS Special to Tho. Ini'iirer. DOVER.

Feb. 1 President Jamrf- K. Sapp and the other officers and coropiittep of the Kent County I.eyy Court w-re. eb-ctd at the auniK! meet i nit Uxlaw, and 500 WOMEN'S FINE Leather Hand Bags-Samples $1.75 to $3 Bags at $1.25 $5 to $10 Bags at $2.95 Any woman Avaiitincr a high-class-hand bap should thi- s-plendid lot the sample line of a leading New York maker. The shapes are new, the leathers the best apd the workmanship perfect.

There's a full of colors in thee leathers: v. Buffed Alligator, Fancy Calfskin, Seal Grain, Long Grain 'and also handsome novelties. First Floor Special to Vje Infiuirer. PE1.M.VK, Feb. 1.

Mrs. Kjizabeth Freeney, widow of th late Ieter Freeney. one of best citizens, died at her home at Quauttco today. Mrs. Freeney was ST years ot, al.A..t:.-i.

nf 1 tomac before the week is and that old. Fre.leiick Williams, colored, about IS years ocrntii- Trusteees of the poer to mrcml Re-pubiicaii tmstees-. who could vn le su-eevi. cd by Democrats last year teeae ihey had ope rear bnjrer to serc. The Klns's Ia.ihters Societv Ik.Ter was of a-e.

was foun-l dead wltn -i uunei io Masons brain near the railroad station at ne to this Williams nao entertaiue.l last oiirht the f-iiO-ix Masons to see his swecinean wnoui Frank MMrtin. on State sir-et. by Mrs V. To inarrv iuis iinnuii. i Martin and Mn.

J. frank tstarlmc. lhe bud i.r ii Inns rival not to visit tb n't attention was paid. As he was returning home he vas shot and left to die. A man amed Webster and Walter Laws are under arrest accused of the crime.

Which Mean Big Savings for Economical Men! Little lots taken from our regular lines and reduced lor quick clearance: 185 JReular $15.00 and CPQ TIA $18.00 Overcoats at Z2.JU 425 Regular $22, $25 IIA Kf and $28.00 Suits at JL.UJ s2e7rJSlar5'0 $2.85 12 Regular $150 Fur- JJQ fbf Lined Overcoats at ipOa.UU Sizes 1 So: 236; 238: 2-39; 240; 142; 144; 1-46. 450 Regular $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Fancy Vests at a 4JI A $25,000 PURCHASE OF societv held its regular ioeiru meeting. Depiitr Attorney (ienernl W. Watson Harrington "is suffering from severe illnesc or indisposition, and he and Mrs. Harrington have gone to Atlatnie City.

John P. Ie Fevre. of Dover. Deputy I'ro-thonotarv of Kent county, and W. Batpman Cullen.

of East Dover, farmer, were elected captain" and second lieutenant, resriect i vely. of Company G. organized militia of Delaware. NORTHEAST MARYLAND NOTES band and member of the wealthy Pittsburg family, is in seclusion at the Hotel Manhattan, it is understood in some quarters that a reconciliation is being consummated. Howard Phipps.

a cousin of Lawrence Phipps. is quoted as paying that Lawrence Phipps and his former wife and their children will sail for Europe together tomorrow. Mr. Phipps is quoted as saying in an interview: "The matter of a reconciliation has never entered my mind. It is simply ridiculous; and, another thing, it could not be any of the public's business if such were the case.

I expect to make v.iv permanent home in New York, and tor that reason I am here. I shall remain here an indefinite peridfi so far r.s I know now." Victim Identifies Dennison Herbert J. Dennison, a former inmate of an asylum and styled by the police ilie "Mad Magician" was positively iden- Carpets and Rui replies will be expected three weeks after the demands are served. Ilrooklyn Car Men 31aj- Strike Conferences were held today in an effort to avert a threatened strike on Thursday of "iOoO motormen. conductors and guards of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company's elevated system, because of the discharge of forty men recently.

The men claim they were discharged, because they joined a union. The manage-mentdenies this and declares that the men were and yielded to the of agitators. General Manager Calderwood said today that he had four men on his list for employment for every one that would quit work. "White Slaver" Convicted The conviction today of Faul Erenka. a youth arrested in connection with the slave" investigations, accused of receiving money by placing a woman in a house of prostitution," is the first one under that section of the penal laws ever obtained in this country, and probably in the State.

The crime is a misdemeanor, and Erenka got the maximum sentence of one vear in the penitentiary and $50O fine. Snitzer Too III for Sentence Oliver Spitzer, former dock superintendent for the American Sugar Refining From Alexander Smith Sons To be Sold at Savings of l3 This big purchase was made before the recent 20 to SO per cent, advance in price, and ordered delivered February 1st. The goods have just arrived and will be on sale today. Included are many sample rugs and carpets of discontinued patterns, all of which are of decided and unusual value. An opportunity is thus afforded to buy most advantageously the high-grade dependable goods made by such famous manufacturers as Alexander Smith Sons.

Third Floor. CARPETS Special to The Inquirer. ELKTON. Feb. 1.

Baltimore detectives nave been engaged by the commissioners of Caroline county to run down and apprehend the organized band of negro yeKgaien who have been robbing stre9 in that county. Rev. J. R. Mulligan, for the past fifteen years pastor of St.

George's Presbyterian Church, has decided not to accept tb call to the iiiidgevllle. Church, and will remain at his present charge. Struwberry growers In this section of the penicsula claim that the heavv snows this winter have greatly benefitted the plants and a large yield is expected this spring. While the family of Herbert Ewing- were out calling their home at Lombard was partly destroyed by fire. Jaii.es E.

Woodall, of Earlevilie. has been appoiuetd keeper of the Sassafras River bridge at Georgetown, succeeding P. M. Pennington, whose term has expired. General George F.

Randolph, a member of Governor Crothers" Ptaff. has been elected president of the Maryland State Rifle Association. At the annual election of the Board of Trade of Havre de Grace the present officers were re-elected" for the ensuing year. Ttw board has plans under way for great improvements and a new industry to be located in the town during the coming spring. New Delaware Charters Special to The Jmiui'rr.

DOVEK. Feb. 1. The "State of Delaware today issued certificates of incorporation to the National Monthly Coinpanv. to publish the new magazine Issued iv Norman F.

Mack. national chairman of the Democratic Party. The incorporators mentioned in the charter are Norman K. Mack, Thomas M. Clark, William H.

Kennedy. Joseph M. lleilly and William J. Kenworthy, all of Buffalo, and the capital stock is SOoO.UOO. The New Castle Water Company was incorporated to supply pure drinking water to the city of New Castle and elsewhere.

The incorporators are George IS. Schaeffer. Howard E. Ahrens. of Heading, Fa John S.

Ahrens and -John L. Bowman, of Philadelphia; William J. eager, of Keedsvllle. The capital stock is A certificate of incorporation was issued to the Philadelphia-Lees Gas Governor Company, to acquire letters patent and to manufacture and sell gas governors and other equipment. The incorporators are William If.

Dodge and Knoeh C. Snyder, of Philadelphia, and Finest F. Cox. of Camden, N. J.

The capital stock is $150,000. The Publicity Publishing Company was incorporated to publish, edit and sell newspapers, new periodicals, books and equipments. The incorporators are Daniel Rothschild. Wallace J. Hill and Harrv Rothschild, all of "Washington.

D. C. and the capital stock is Certificates of amendment were issued to r.ennett. Brown Bennett changing its name to the Peninsula Cut Stone Company. This is a Wilmington building concern.

Alexander Smith's Tapestry Brunscln POLAR WE'VE PURCHASED 1000 Girls'S Misses' Washable Dresses To Sell at Less Than Wholesale 'Prices -pnlaahinhnwR Revs Lawns Lincncs Chambrays Carpets Ail wool; room, hall and stair pattern. Itegular 75c A Cr rd. at a ya Alexander Smith's Best Velvet Oar-pets; large assortment of CI ff patterns." Reg. $1.50 Discontinued patterns of best Ave framl Body Brussels (T 1 Carpets. Reg.

$1.65 plVJJ Extra Super Ingrain Carpets; union grade. Regular C5c a yard, 39C Granite Injtrain Carpets -One yard Alexander Smith's liest Tapestry Brussels Carpets, including a $1.10 grade. Room, halls and stair pat- fZGn terns. Keg. $1 and $1.10 Alexander Smith's Velvet Carpets; A.

VWVUU a WEATfi LK wide. Regular Goc to 4oc a .1 On large assortment or patterns. 'TQr -ompan, was not well enough today to appear in court and be sentenced for the sugar under-weighing frauds of which he and four company checkers were found guilty several weeks ago. The checkers recently were sentenced to a year's neni- Keg. $1.15 a yard grade, at.

yard, at. Ki7pq fi to 14 years. sizes 1, in, v. irnso nr VVom a manufacturer who is known far and wide as most particular, and ef ues to turn oat goods that are not right up to his high standard these dressesf siieht seVonds. so slight in fact that you cannot detect the- flaws unless thev are poluted out to you.

here and thero a trirlicg on spot which So" and cold water will readily remove, an imperfection in the weave of the materials or a broken thread, etc. Nothing to hurt either t.ie wear or looks of these splendid little garments which you can buy at the price of RUGS tentiary term each, but Spitzer's sentence VALUES IN SPECIAL was deterred to todav because ip LARGE- The finest SIZED RIGS Smyrna Hugs materials alone. Imperial Wedding Bells at Rising Sun Special to The Inquirer. RISING SUN. Feb.

1. The wedding of Miss May I. Eshelman. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Kshelmnn. and Chester Kimble, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. II.

Kimble, will take place tomorrow. obout to undergo an "operation. Spitzer is still in a hospital, and Judze 75c Dresses at 39 $1.25 Dresses at 50c $2.25 Dresses at 98c $2.50 Dresses, $1.25 S3 Dresses at $1.50 Smith's -Phillipsbnrr Brussels Ruts The heaviest and finest seamless Urussels made. 1 fZ SUe 9x13 ft. Kesr.

$25.00. 4 A Size 8.3x10.6 ft. 4 Keg. $22.50, $14.35 Smith's Sanford's Tapestry Brussels irs Si QE Size 6x9 ft. Keg.

$10.50, PJ.CJ Royal WiHon Rugs the season's latest patterns. 9x12 ft. R-es. $45.00, at 8.3x10.6 ft. Keg.

$40.00, at $25.50 6x9 ft. Rer. at. Axminnter Rugs, including Sanford's, Smith's Sloaue's makes. Size 9x12 ft.

Reg. S28.50, at $18.75 Size 8.3x10.0. Reg. $26.50. at $15.95 Size 6x9 ft.

Reg. $18.50, at $13.50 Martin again extended his bail bond until Saturday, when it is expected he will appear for sentence. -o. siLent prisoner jailed Arrested l.y Federal Authorities 1 Camden PoatofOce Refusing to say a word. K.

Holmes, accused of using: the mails to defraud. made. Size 12x15 ft. Reg. $60.00, 842.50 Size 10.6x13.6.

Reg. S50.0O. it $32.50 Royal- Axniinster Rugs. C3Q 7C. 11.3x4-5 ft.

Reg. StiO Royal Axminster Rugs. Crr? Zf 0x0 ft. Reg. pit.iJ Royal Axminster Rugs.

C1 OR 7.6x9 ft. Reg. $24 J-1 All wool Tapestry Brussels. Size Art Rugs, 0x12 feet. OR Regular $6.50.

at pJ.E7 10O Best All wool Smyrna Rugs. $1.50 Dressesat 69c $1.75 Dresses'at 75c $3.50 and $4.00 Dresses at $1.98 Linde Bedroom Furniture At Immense Savings During February Sale IF, THERE is one thing more than another in which we excel it is in the strong line of bedroom furniture we carry at all times. Our present assortment is the largest and best we ever had because of the tremendous purchases we made months ago for this event. You must see the play to appreciate its immensity. Savings average a full third.

$5.00 and $6.00 Dresses at $2.98 Second Floor. Linoleums Oilcloths atUnmatchablePrices Nairn's Inlaid Linoleum -Granite effect. Itegular $1.00 square CQsi yard, at ZC Nairn's Inlaid Linoleum Tile and Armstrong's Fine Cork Linoleum Two carloads just received, including every pattern they 171 make. Reg. 75c 6q.

Imported Linoleum 4 yards wide. was committed to the Camden county jail in default of 1000 bail by United States Commissioner Fithlari, of Dridgcton. The man was arrested last Saturday afternoon while in the Camden I'ostoffice by Postal Inspectors Gibbons aud.Wardle. -It is alleged the man has been trading under the name of the Floral Supply Company. His offense is said to have eon- sisted in advertising to sell 47 flower bulbs and 200 different seeds for twenty-five cents.

About' the only in received by his. patrons Is declared to have been nbont half a cfoscen- 'bulbs. Holmes, who has been operating1 throughout the country, refused to say where his tome is. Scotti Fern Hardy and Beau- OQ, Costs But Printed price lists tell noth- parquetry effects. Regular 7Qf Regular $1.00 square yard, -x-xw jtLss, at Do not be deceived by paper and ink 19c 77- 5O0O Yards tf Extra Floor Oil Cloth iir two-yard, one and one-half and one-yard widths.

Regular 40c a yard, at MATTINGS A Clearance F.Tery loll of matting in stock is marked for Immediate clearance, est of values in highest grade Grcat- du 1 1 s. Prices are too frequently -put tip and marked CUTIGURA SOAP SPECIAL SALE OF Picture Mouldings Frames at V2 Price AND LESS PICTURE MOULDINGS Included are oak, walnut, gilt, mahogany and black. Reg. 10c and 12c at 5c Reg. 15c and 18c foot, at 7Jc Reg.

20c and 25c foot, at 10c -Reg. 30c foot, Reg. 40c 45c. foot, at. Reg.

foot, 25c Reg. $1.00 foot, PICTURE FRAMES sizes; also other sizes at equally great reductions. 8x10 inches. Reg. 25c, 10c 16x20 inches.

Reg. 50c, at. 1 6x20 inches. Reer. 65c' at 25c down to S107V JAPANESE MATTINGS Full 40-yard rolls.

Regular $9.73 at $6.75 Roll Regular $10.75 ait $7.95 Roll Regular $14.75 at $8.95 Roll Third Floor. C11INA MATTIN6S Full 40-yard rolls. Regular $9.75, at 5.75 Roll Regular $11.75 at S7.75 Roll Regular $14.75 at $8.95 Roll SHUT OUT OF OFFICE Atlantic Tax Collector Denies Admission to Deputy Special to The" Inquirer. ATLANTIC N. Feb.

1. Tax Collector William Lowry stirred things In the City Hall today when he refused Oak Parlor Heater at $3.98 fictitious- values. Your only safe- guard is COMPARISON. We iv ill not print price lists, but we are showing the greatest volume of VALUES this city dmittance to his orace of Eugene Jsixon, elected by the Finance Committee as It has a solid cast-iron base and steel full" nickel trimmings and corrugated fire pot extra heavy blued fancy urn on top. Deputy Collector in place of James Bal- 250 Imported White Willow Clothes Baskets at 25c All it rqulres is plenty of moisture and very little sunlight and you have a house plant that almost takes care of itself, and grown prettier and larprer every day.

The pictured one given you an iden of the profuse growth of the leaves. First and Subway Floors Third Floor Oval shape; good and strong; practical family size. has ever seen in leiitine. Cqllector Lowry told Nixon that the charter gave him the authority to name deputies and that James Ballen-tine had been sworn in and that he could not recognize the appointee of the Finance Committee. Nixon was ordered to report for duty today, arid the refusal of the collector to piit him to work means that the committee will begin to make an lnquisf why The Price of This Strong Solid Oak Tabourette is but i This high-grade Bureau in Mm And'Guticura Ointment For winter rashes, eczemas, frost-bites, 'cha'ppings, red, rough faces fand hands, and as winter "emollients for preserving, purifying and beautifying the skin, scalp, hair and hands, Cuticura Soap and Guticura Ointment have no rivals -worth mentioning.

Guaranteed absolutely pure and may be used from the hour of birth. Soid throughout the world. Depots: Iondon. 27. hsrterhoiu-e Paris.

10. Rue de la. Cbauasee ntm: Australia. R. Towns Sydney: India.

K. Pad. Calcutta: China. Hong Kong Drus Japan. Maruva.

Ltd- Tokio; So. Africa. Lennon. 1 Cape Town, elf U. S.

A Potter Drur hem, Sole Props 135 Columbus Boston. a-32-page Cutirura Booklet, post-free. tll al) but Cf Treatment ol Skin ad clfl. Mahogany, Quartered Golden ruilULUltz This very larga Chiffon-Oak or Tooua, has full ser- Qnf, A rlprinwt- ins. hisrb nd 33 pentine front.

Base, 42x21 UtspviUi. in8 lone Matches bureau ins. Richly shaped French secures ailV pUI'- illustrated. Neatly shaped beveled mirror. Neatly-hand- French bevel mirror, 20 carved standards and glass CflOSe JO JUtU re -c 18 ins.

Hijrhly polished sale of china Bric-a-Brac Worth up to $1.00 Each To Go at its orders were disregarded. Keal worth V1U Cll Salenriee Ji7.tW urn. Bogus Nickels at the Shore SSKSS: lxv: 521.00 delivery. Strong Clothes Props; 6 for 25c The' smooth, straight full size. Clothes Horses at 33c High; three fold.

Strongly-Made Nursery Chairs at 49c Complete with tray natural finish. 5-foot Step Ladder at 59c With" bucket rest; strongly, made. Subway Floor. 39c This lot of hijrh-grade China bric-a-brac comprises thousands of benutl- niu. nf makes and design too numerous to enumerate.

When sprint LINDE Open Monday, Friday Saturday Evenings HENRY -oraes arouDd, housekeepers always-like to replenish their stock of pretiy thinKS and so this sale of good quslity and good looking as well as interesting blis of home decoration will come just 1u the nict of time, bon't forget. from thousands and each one. is but 29c. Subway Floor Not only handy for setting potted plants off the floor, but so well made and strong that it will stand all sorts of hard usage. It, is of solid oak with mission finish.

Special to The Inquirer. ATLANTIC CITY. N. Feb. 1.

Counterfeit nickels by. the score turned up here today, and car conductors were the chief victims. The spurious coins have" a leaden found and are easily de-dected when examined. Federal sleuths have Ibeen advised of their -appears nee and are sow making au ir-restlgation. 23d Street, Columbia and Ridge Avenues NlSNELLENBURG 6 CO.