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THE PHILADELPHIA, INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 15, 1911 nccm nc ihcci HAIL ORDERS FILLED BY EXPERT SHOPPERS Hats Trimmed Free IUJiJII VVLLV tx i ni i rv i special monaay rnces in ury uooasi Slfe ill I Vfflfe I mmm AT MTIC CITY 8c Apron Gingham, A Remnants of apron gingham, all TfC 5c 10c White Lawn at Fancy white lawn. Not mere than 20 yards to a customer. Here at ju. gooa oc yaru, nee VUl El Ul I VU VU I II 11: -J XI, 12 India Linon 1 125 Shaker Flannel gitation of Building Big i I I I 7k 15c Pillow Cases 42x36-inch pillow Q( cases. Here only Bought the 1 Entire Surplus Fcdl 5 Extra heavy quality white shaker flannel.

White India anon, suitable for dresses, Market, Tenth and Eleventh StreetsZll Convention Hall at Shore! A Store for Everybody Stock of Famous "Style Clothes" Once More Pronounced Waists Skirts Under Price! From. Sol. Glaser 311 Market St. 0)owe Come Prices iin Fmr Sets! On Sale All Threes 1P Iks Moving for Low Rates to i XQUISITELY beautiful fur sets at i 1 1- TT7 the" Sea Gossip Concerning Philadelphians and Others stores The past week we have bought recklessly from a number of manufacturers who had surplus stocks on hand and were eager to sell in order to make room for other good3. We place on sale tomorrow thousands of fresh, new merchandise for your disposal.

Come early and get these great bargains. fl- prices tnat win asumisn you. are constantly buying from surplus J7.98 manufacturers, that is the reason cial to The Inonlrer. ATLANTIC CITY, X. J-, Jan.

Yaists we can give you such low prices lia resort is again up and alert along 2nd Floor. broader and more energetic lines. Although no city in the Union is so ell provided with vast halls, built far 29c $2 to $2.50 Skirts $1.50 $5 FRENCH CONEY SETS, $1.98 You are surprised at the price. You will be more surprised when you see what great bargains they are. Fur set consisting of throw tie pillowmuff.

$8 FRENCH CONEY SETS, $4.98 Another shipment of these furs, btter than the it over the ocean, suitable lor the sembling of conventions or other great ther.mgs, yet the spirit of the resort mains unsatisfied, and -will so remain itil a central convention hall, along 1 fli TT "I Neat tailor-made waists, with pocket; also others. e.t lines or tne ist. iuis exposition i 1 1,1 1 1 1 last at this price. tsiacK or Drown r-rencn coney sets, satin lined pillow muff ar.d long throw tie. SlOSuitsS.TO Overcoats Overcoats $20 Suits (f Overcoats at $25 Suits Overcoats at These are inexpensive enough to buy several.

Nt-Mail or C. O. D. orders. Made in the plaited effect, trimmed with bands, also in the di 1.

$10 FRENCH CONEY An exceotionallv eood offr in French coney sets. 4) agonal cloth, finished' mm mm off with embroidery $1.50 ancyxollar effect large pillow muff, lined with satin. The most extraordinary bargain we have ever offered at this price. Here tomorrow $5.93. jliseum, lias oeeii auueu to me list municipal buildings.

The Steel Pier, Young's Ocean Pier id the New Million Dollar Pier all af-rd unexampled facilities for exposi-ons, exhibitions and conventions, while their floors during the progress deliberations, roll the waves of the ighty Atlantic. But a definite and utral hall, to be devoted to the exclu-ve accommodation of conventions and ndred gatherings, seems to be demand- Waists iSkirts $25 Russian LYNX SETS Only $12.98 $20.00 PvUSSIAN LYNX Sketched is one of our spendid fur 1.98 The sketch shows one of the styles at this price. Lustrous Russian lynx sets, consisting of large shawl effect, trimmed with heads and tails and large pillow I I I This $40 A I Fur-lined i 5 Overcoat, I with Persian 5 I Lamb Collar 1 $16.50 1 v8 55 sets. Graceful shoulder effect new mat muff, both trimmed with heads tails lined with guaracteed satin, 1. Oninion is divided as to location.

muff, satin lined. -Marked tomorrow at oniy id whpthpr tht rial nncrht. tr hf prprt- 1 over the sea or on terra firma. A committee from the Atlantic City $50.00 Willow Combination, Millinery at: Fractional Prices! White lawn waists, some trimmed with panels of embroidery VaL lace, also other pretty sty I s. Marked at 55c odge of Elks visited General Passen- Made in the tunic effect, trimmed with embroidery, others in chiffon Panama; all newest models, worth $4-00.

Agent isoyd, ot the I'ennsvlvania A 50 ailroad, during the week in the in- rest of a low rate of fare upon all le railroad lines of the count rv during 1 Mill I HI I II lit, f.J si $2 SilkTurban 98c Beautifully draped taffeta turbans, finished on side with large jet buckle. They're very chic looking. You better come earfy. Overcoats ri'i mnion week in Atlantic City next ulv. Mr.

Boyd agreed to present the atter at the meetinc of the trunk ne Association to be held in New York $4.50 Waists lortly. and assured the committee that 5 and $6 all likelihood a specially low rate of ire would be arranged. SKIRTS The long-felt vant of Atlantic City is out to be supplied. Work began dur- We Bought the Entire $10,000 Surplus Stock of A. J.

8TRAUSE CO. (BALTIMORE) "Autocrat" Trousers At Half Price $1.98 ig tne week on a new batn-12 house and swimming pool at Rhode $2.98 dand avenue and the Jioardwalk. The Lracture will contain fcoth talt and White black An ostrich Importer's sam- -jr. China silk pl line of exquisite willow Consisting of all-wool voiles, fine chiffon esh water swimming tanks, as well as forms of amusement. A huge sun s.tlor is planned for the second story, erlooking the Boardwalk and the sea.

lianas with tnree larce 1 sea? panamas, some trim willow plumes to match. An excellent triruminc- fVr $7 IS Trousers $4.00 $5 6 Trousers $3.00 $3 $4 Trousers $2.00 waists, embroidered or lace trimmed; also beautiful net and fine lingerie waists; in many pretty styles. I med with embroidery or taffeta bands others hobble effect Up-to-date taxi cab service is at last reality in the resort. A company has installed ten speedy taxis for urban traf- together with a number ot large a hat larjte and full willow band jrrace-ful fnll-lsead plnme. made in 3-tODe ef-fects in th mot IotcIv colorings.

$16.00 Willow Plumes at $1 1 06 60 large blark willowg. A $15.00 Willow Plumes at JQ QC 100 black rillows. hirh-grrade ostriefi. puring cars for the convenience of in- $2 and $3 Trousers, $1 $1.98 Beautiful $4.00 Beaver Shapes, Only ividuals or parties desiring longer drives Kut Absecon Island, or along the su- Sell Children's Wear at lA erb roadwavs on the mainland. Long nap silky beavers, in black only; made in the season's newest styles.

activity is being shown in all NEW SPRING FLOWERS Large bniirhe of iolet with budsOC Monday Specials for Boy Girls' $2 Wash Dresses Tomorrow he hostelries lining the and Ktensive preparations for the approach- ti ts tr xx 0 ntn foliaere. wortb at busy season are being made. 1'amt- fi For $2.00 Ding-a-Iing VOC Hatsi Well Worth $2.00 Smart, looking hats of black velour. They're all the rage. Becoming to almost everyone.

Very good values. paperhangers, plasterers, ct, artificers of everv trade conducive Boys' $4 $5 Over silk Tel vet roe. Iarce single roses.oc with folingc. all shades: worth Beautiful pink wreaths, with foliape.CQ worth $1.00, here tomorrow at only 1.98 the bodilv or esthetic comfort of the A full line of new wash dresses, in chambray, percale gingham; nicely trimmed; full plaited skirts. Sizes 6 to 14 years.

$2 dresses at only 98c. icoming guest are busily engaged in pre wiring the places of entertainment for hich Atlantic City is famous. Personal Mention Revv-Gerald B. Coghlan, a well-known coats and. Reefers at Boys' $5 and $6 0ver coats and Reefers at coats and Reefers at Endicott Johnson's $3 5hoes, 50.000 pairs of women's shoes, the entire surplus stock of Endicott Johnson New York.

Such leathers as patent colt, gun metal, French kid, Blucher button, all the newest toe shapes and lasts? sizes 1 to 8. Srecially priced for Monday at hiladclphia clergyman, and a frequent $2.98 $3.98 Lsitor to the shore, is a guest at the lot el Strand. -v Miss Marv E. Meakin and Miss Kath- vn McElliott are guests at the New Women's Velvet Shoes and Pumps, special at only JCl 59 in black only, all sizes, newest lasts and toe shapes. Cuban heels.

larion Hotel. Mrs. J. Campbell Harris, a well-known Misses' and Children's Shoes Black kidskin shoes with Girls' $8 AO aciil Coats at- OijfO Full-length lustrous caracul coats, lined with good quality satine. 6 to 14 years.

$8.03 coats at $3.98. $10.00 Pony yd AO Cloth Coats at Beautifully marked coats; double-breasted. Sizes 6 to 14 years. $4.98. Infants' 39c Slips at 19c Long and short slips, of good quality cambric; some trimmed, others in bishop style.

hiladelphia matron, is recuperating by ic waves. patent tips: Blucher style, broad toe shapes, sizes 6 to 7Q- Little Gents' Shoes Satin calf solid leather Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Sutton, from Phila- mi shoes.broad toe shapes, elphia, are guests at the Hotel Wilt- mi Blucher style; val ue jbs ii Misses' HIeh-Cnt Shoes Patent fox.ngs and calf uppers; also Jockey boots with velvet and calf uppers and CQ patent cuffs'; sizes from child's 6 to misses' 2 PAJ Inire. Boys' $3.50 Suits 61 A A Overcoats Tomorrow The suitrare double-breasted, in pretty dark patterns, with Knickerbocker pants, sizes 6 to 14 yrs. The coats are blue and grey oxford cloth, also fancies, velvet collar and chevron on sleeve. Tomorrow at only $1.00. $1.50.

Air sizes, 8 Mrs. H. T. Deckert, widely known in to, Monday 'hiladelphia social circles, is occupying Men's Shoes In patent colt, gun metal, vici kid, ff HQ button Blucher lace. eod toe shares, all sizes.

special price suite at the Hotel lraymore. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Dorman, Phila- Mea's Rubbers, tomorrow, at 59ciKcb'i Boots. 6 to 10, only $2.97 69c elphians, are guests at Young's Hotel Ken's Arctics, tomorrow, at 98c I Ufa's Rabbcrs, linje sizes, at 19c its pr a brief stay. Mr. and Mrs. S.

D. Pancoast, of XJer- hantown, are mid-winter guests at the Hotel beasule. Mrs. M. Douglas, of the Quaker Cit spending some time at the Hotel Jac vances in Milk Hvgiene" yesterday at the I .1 frv on Eddeshaw, Mrs.

I. E. L. C. annual veterinary conierence, unu i- pn- Keller, Mrs.

H. A. Bniley. LAKEWOOD HAD ITS LOOK TO OLD POINT FOR REAL RECREATION Mr. and Mrs.

J. Bnggs, Philadel- l'eunhmst Edward Kellev. Mrs. L. B.

nell University. At a banquet in tne evening he spoke upon "Veterinary Edu Ruftnimer, C. B. Lewis, Miss J. R.

"Inthe Heart of Things" i hotel 0 hyms, are guests at the Hotel Wiltshire uring the early part of January. cation at the university 01 rennsjua- Jewig. M. Manning. O.

Coxe. Miss Elizabeth Doyle, C. G. Baxter, Mr. and Mrs.

8. (rillerman. Miss P. M. V2is.

Horace Mr. and Mrs. W.J. rling, ot tjrerman- 1 1 11 1 Special to The Inonlrer. ROUND OF EVENTS pwn, accompamea oy tneir aaugnier, bss Ethel, are spending some time at OLD POINT COMFORT, Jan.

14. The Hotel Chaniberlin is filled Vith ITALIAN IS SEHTEHCED TO HANG FDR MURDER Michael Comparto Twice Convicted of Being Accessory to Killing Man in Saloon Hold-Up iv. Walton. Strand Miss Emily Macker, A. N.

he Holmhurst Hotel. LlfifiTimpS guests, and never in the history of this popular resort have rooms been engaged Mr. and Mrs. Joseph (I. McGee are uests at the Seaside Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln K. Passmore, ac- so iar in aavance, many suites having been engaged way into March. To Phila- nia." Provost Smith Returns Provost Edgar F.

Smith, ofthe University of Pennsylvania, returned yesterday to his classes, after attending the meeting of the college presidents of Pennsylvania in Harrisburg. Dr. JSmith reported that various subjects of importance were discussed at this session, and that tlie college presidents had accepted his invitation to hold their next meeting invOctober at the University of Macker, C. F. Bass, William Unmh, Mrs.

Frank Nirdlinger, Miss E. Xirdlinger, Mr. and Mrs. F. (i.

Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Marshall, Mr.

and Mrs. A. B. Sufer, Miss Virginia Stephens, W. P.

Lennet, Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Devlin.

Past Week One of Much ompanied by their son, Allen, are guests a fortnight at the Hotel Iphians, a small colony ot whom are here now. Old Point holds out many in ducements, first because it is only a few- Miss Elizabeth Chapman has anart- Jackson Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Burke, Social Activity at Resort -In the Jersey Pines ments at the Bartlett Inn, and he has been entertaining several large parties of friends durmS the past week. Recent hotel arrivals include the following: Laurel House Edward M. Biddle, Airs. C. J.

Banford, Marshall Ewing, Mrs. E. R. Slocum, C. A.

Choate, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Fisher, Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Coombs. Laurel-in-the'Pines Mr.

and Mrs. George Pape, Mr. and Irs. W. H.

Marshall. Mrs. E. G. Peters, E.

F. Smith, R. B. Hathaway, Mr. and Mrs.

J. K. Andrews. Mr. and Mrs.

A. M. Chapman, Mrs. H. McK.

Twoinhley, Mr. and Mrs. .1. P. Shannon.

Miss'Shannoh, Mr. W. F. Van Alstvn, O. II.

Torrington, Mrs. J. E. Eakins, Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Fick, Mrs. W. S.

Adams, Dr. R. P. Black, Mr. and Mrs.

A. A. Ryan. J. G.

Milburn, J. A. Wheelwright. Mr. and Mr J.

O. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. D. A.

Kennedy, Mrs. R. P. Blasdell, Miss Boyd, E. G.

Merrill; F. T. Raymond, J. R. Butler, Mrs.

M. P. Colton from Philadelphia. Oak Court Philip -A. Brady, Mrs.

Mc-Nally, Miss McNally, C. W. Mahoney, Miss Mary E. Walsh, George Mr. and Mrs.Alfred A.

Wilhelm, Mrs. Edith langdon. Miss Langdon from Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R.

Gray, Mrs. R. Williams, Miss Williams, of Phil hents at the Hotel Bothwell. E. M.

Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mr. and Mrs. P.

rendal loung are mong recent Philadelphians arriving at Devonshire Mrs. S. Kirkpatrick, Miss Michael Comport a young Italian, who was convicted in November of murder in they. first degree as an accessory to. the killing of James F.

Quinn in the hours run, and although it takes such a short time to get here, the difference in the climate is great, for it is so balmy here that guests can sit with comfort upon the veranda and watch the sail oi hundreds of boats gleam in the sunlight. he Hotel Traymore. Emma J. Moore, J. O'Neill, D.

Blair, Mrs. F. Carmichael, Miss Helen M. Hirst, G. S.

Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lockhart, Mr. and Mrs. William Hem- Mrs.

"Jasper Lynch Arranging Pro George DeKeim is a guest at the iiotel larlborough-Blenheim. saloon of Quinn's father, at York road Absolutely Fireproof STS. HERALD S4t A RE NEW YORK CITY ONE BLOCK FROM AND Of POSITC HUDSON TERMINAL conrweting with ErU, Lackawanna, Ta Lahlsh Vallay 'feu Pannsyfvanta FROM WHICH BAGGAGE TRANSFERRED FREE TO AND FROM HOTEL Miss A. Grace Jiarpe ot Jenkintown, The delightfully informal hospitality at the Seaside Hotel lor a stay ot m- To FAY People and Lycoming street, on the night of September 27, 1900, was yesterday sen meriy, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Higginbottom, J. J. Kehoe. Miss M.

Mitchell. Mrs. C. gram for Her Annual Entertainment Recent Arrivals etinite length. which is a characteristic of the South is never more manifest than when guests tenced by Judge Carr to be hanged A.

Michael. Mr. and Mrs. 1. James, i.

Mr and Mrs. Jt. Jic-runster, ot are being entertained at dinner, and one hestnut Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. John Comporto's attorney will appeal the case VanHorn, J.

P.Nolan, Miss E. B. Don-nely, C. P. Wingate, Mr.

and Mrs. J. to the Supreme Court. of the largest anairs, a typical Southern oyster roast, was held at the'Chamberlin r. Fries, of Germantown, were weeK-ena hiladelphians registered at the Marl- Special to The Knstner.

Mrs. W. il. Jiracuey, Miss Maria Nolan, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Ross Monday night, when -00 members of the Quinn, the murdered man, and several customers, including Henry Saylor, rough-Blenheim LAKEWOOD, N. Jan. 14. The Armv and Navy Lodge of Masons were Cramer, A.

Hoover. Mr. and Mrs. Henry accom- Seated at long tables placed in the mam New Clarion J. A.

I'ouls, K. Wal anied by Miss 1. McGowan, are aests for a fortnight at the Hotel Shel- J. J. Costello, J.

W. Denshaw, A. past week has been one of the greatest social activity here, following the short lull in the festivities that followed the holiday season, and the round of enter moth kitchen of the hotel, bongs were sung, inspiring music played by the Fort adelphia. Baurer, Mrs. M.

JNougnton, Mrs. JVi. ume. Monroe Band, and popular airs were nr omairnp accompanieu Dy Stern, deorge Hideout. taining will continue now its uninter Holmhurst Graham J.

ling, Airs, is son, Geoffrey, motored to the shore the week, and has taken apart- given by the members of the Hampton Glee Club. It was midnight before the repast was finished, and the installation Henson, T. R. Henson, Mr. and Mrs.

T. rupted swing until well after the Easter ot iho Hotel Traymore. J. Beckman, J. G.

Moore. FINE WEATHER LURES TO NORTH CAROLINA season. 1 here have been numerous luncn- 1 -i- hi i i i Har-ndon Leslie lell. J. Ji.

Jinen, tVir nromment i nnaaeipnians ceremonies were over, ine guest 01 nonor was Past Grand Master Joseph W. Eg- E. O'Brien. Miss Anna Daust, Miss Anna snstered at Atlantic uuhb were in the barroom on the night ot tha shooting when a masked man came in and "held up" the place in Wild West style. Quinn and Saylor received fatal bullet wounds, while another customer was shot in the leg.

The masked man, it is alleged, was Sabatino DeMasse, who is now in Moya-mensing Prison awaiting trial. Although Compcrto made a statement of the affair and the Commonwealth had but little difficulty in getting first degree verdicts in the two trials which he had, it is expected that DeMasse's conviction will not be so easy. The man has absolutely refused to talk of the crime, and should Comporto refuse to testify against him he will have a good chance for an acquittal. gleston, of the Virginia Grand Lodge. week are: Schrag, Mr.

and Mrs. F. S. Brown, Miss Marv L. Eaeer.

Miss M. Severns. John Li. liodgers, ot arris Durg, TTntol Air. and it eons and dinners given during the past few days, and the weather has been cold enough to make skating possible and warm enough to make it thoroughly enjoyable, so that the lake has been well crowded nearly every day.

Special to Inquirer, nd.rson, B. F. Meare, Jirs. d. and Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. Parker, of Philadelphia, were recent arrivals. ASHEVILLE, N.

Jan.l3. With Uheltenham-Kevere Mrs. 1. JXi. justi, H.

M. Justi, J. K. Cain, Miss M. L.

Wood. Phillips House Mrs. W. H. Blakeslee, fine weather this week the big hotels are I.

rapidly filling with tourists and many are daily on the golf links. The considerable Dale, Mrs. C. Berens, n. ocueuou, 1, William Morton, Mrs.

U. M. Glenback, Mrs. A. Kicn-ards, J.

D. Millinger. mileage oi macadam roads every ai illim Walton. R. A.

Walton, John rection from the city makes riding and allin, J. K. Baker. a i TOTiVioim 1 rs. H.

motor very popular. SHOWING REDUCTION OF 1U POUNDS. MRS. N. J.

ESSARY write. "When I beiaa the Dr. Bradford treatment. I welahed 271 aow I weigh 130 lbs. Aai ia better health than for year." I will send full testimonials with names and addresses of a legion of men and women whose weight has been reduced the ertent they desired, also a FREE PROOF TREATMENT and BOOK OF AO-VICE TO FAT PEOPLE.

aU free In plain, wrap Edward S. West has gone to Plnla fansell Mrs. William Disston, Miss laul- delphia to visit his sister, Mrs. Roland The first of the series of midwinter musicales was held this week at Diverfirs, the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence M. Roof. These musicales are one of the most popular features of life at the resoA here, and they are eagerly anticipated every season. The musicales are subscription affairs, and the entire colony of cottagers usually attends all the recitals, which are held once a month. le lisston, E.

A. Bookmeyer, u. i. PINEHURST OFFERS MANY ATTRACTIONS Mr. and vairer juuer, 01 niia-delphia, enjoyed a short visit at the Chamberlin the first of the week.

A few of those who registered from Philadelphia for the week end included Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Gager, Dr.

F. H. Schneider, Henry P. Schneider, Mr. and Mrs.

F. S. Alkins, Mr. and Mrs. C.

Parkw Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller, L. M. Mack, Price, L.

M. Lackey and William H. Futrell. TO nJ Mrs. A.

T. Stewart, of Philadelphia, is here for two weeks. Mrs. James Bobbins, of Philadelphia, has engaged rooms for the latter part of this month. orris, tor a week.

nith, 31rs. K. cnelienDurg. Bothwell Mr. and Mrs.

H. S. Chap- per, postpaid. Casts absolutely net dins a post-card Lectures. on Milk Hygiene.

Dean Louis A. Clein, of the Veterinary School of the University of Pennsylvania, delivered an address upon "Recent Ad- Mr. and Mrs. H. G.

Cordley, of Glen- wood. are guests of The Manor. i Alloc- I 1 -riMDIIIcLII. J- will brlrut alL Address: OR. BRAD FUND.

11 Bradford Building. 20 Et 22 New Yark. (U eeased abysieiaa by the Stats ef New inn, uia-t viai ij i ntliorfnrd J. H. Hillman JV1.

xunaiai, Dr. Winter, ot Philadelphia, has open Special to The Inquirer. liss Elizabeth Solis, E. S. Meyers.

Alisa 11. li. HameU, ed her handsome home in West Ashe-ville. Among the recent arrivals at the Bat P. Hamuli.

ir. and Mrs. G. S. Kane, PINEHTJRST, N.

Jan. 14. The week has been one of dinners, dancing and bridge, the most important of many spreads being a banquet tendered by the Ui Tke, midst of leadlns; Dew mirt ment Mrs. Jasper Lynch, president of the f. Bruner.

Mrs terv Park Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ocean County Society for "the Prevention Ti TlaJw; Tr M.

Hardine. 31rs CC3 KTJI K3 BATCJ Mclnernfey, of Brooklyn; Miss Bessie ti uenn TT Ohilton. Mr, Metropolitan "Near Golfers' Club," to honorary members and guests at The Bribery Net Wider Cast I of Cruelty to Animals, is already busy arranging an attractive program for her nd J. M. Castle.

Mrs. M. B. Mei- Parkinson, of New York; Mr. Edmond Harrington and Mr.

-Allen Harrington, of Port Huron, Mr. Frank Lock-wood, of New York; MrsA. E. Phinney ol. Mr.

and Mrs. L. P. Vail. annual entertainment in aid of the so Carolina Tuesday evening.

Covers were laid for eighteen. The group included the members, President and Mrs. E. J. ciety, which is always scheduled for Morton William Tracey, R.

J- CaW ell. Sir. and Mrs. T. P.

Bailey. H. Washinirton'8 Birthday at the Laurel-in Fhillips, Secretary-Treasurer A. W. Erick- and Mr.

jacK -ninney, 01 H. S. Sawyer and daughter, of Chicago, SaMerston. Mrs. H.

A. Long, Misa Man- PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 14. Judge A. Z.

Blair today announced that he would institute an investigation of petty vote selling in Scioto county similar to that conductedin Adams county. A jury has beer: calleoMo meet here next Wednesday. The adjoining counties of Pike and Lawrence will also most likely be investigated. son, W. H.

Childs, N. T. Pulsifer. J. C.

Piatt and Dr. E. Van Glahn, all of the-Pines. This affair is the biggest social event of the winter, and the charity ball and vaudeville entertainment draw FREE 'VFUVK s'The fable d'hote" Breakfasl'sTf aoe. a Specialty.

Write for faftber particular am new York; Edward Morris and Mrs. Mor PHILADELPHIANS LIKE ris. of Philadelphia; Harvey of crowds of society people from Philadel chia. New York and nearby cities. Gin, Properly Prescribed latent man of Mew York City free.

Erie; A. Elements, and XL. J. bteer, The hotels have been wen crowaea al Valuable Kidney Remedy OLD TOWN OF RICHMOND ter the holiday rush and a number of The medicinal value of gin as a rem Alts Traprlfcs i. Paata tat prominent patrons are stopping at the various houses.

The morning concerts at of York. Following the spread prizes were awarded to ten of those present, the most "elaborate" a live razor back' shoat, which was turned over to very much sur- edy for kidneys and bladder has been i This PrescripUon THIG VJEEXl OUR CPSCIAL OFFER the Laurel House and those in the after known by the medical profession for a i ttmA .1 1 Knocks Rheumatism ounces best gin, half ounce Murax fl componnd. half ounce fluid extract Bu- chu." This mixture, taken in doses of ne to two teasDOonfuls nftpr nfii The only logical treatment for rheu-3 matism is through the blood. A pre- scrintion, which has recently proved Jaud at bed time, will quickly stop such) I symptoms as pain in the back, rhwi- MEANS THIS 1 TO tOt- the examination and pair of eye glasses or spectacles, in solid gold-filled frames, 'Brazilian crystal lenses, usual value $5.00, this sale only $1.00. An established firm of 20 years practice that makes eye work a specialty.

fio weed to detect errors of the eye. Only scientific instruments. Broken lenses replaced. Prescription -end astigmatic lenses at corresponding low-prices In this sale. Our one-piece Invisible Bifocal for seeing- near and far la the finest lena made, and should be seen by those that, need two pair of classes.

wonderfully effective in hospital workJ Special to The Inquirer, RICHMOND, Jan. 14. There were some rainy days this week, but they did not keep tourists away. Arrivals from the North included the following, who registered at the Jefferson: Walter P. Miller and B.

F. Owen, S. E. Wright, P. G.

Brown and wife; A. F. Cochran, M. W. Almond, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas M. Welsh, A. B. Miller, F.

R. Manahan W. D. Peyton, J. H.

Spilman, James A. Druey, M. R. MacLean, John McCarthan Harris, William Jeffress, of Philadelphia, Pa. Henry T.

Moon, of Morrisville, Al L. Wil- Smatic soreness in the joints, frequent, scanty or painful urination, highly.col-, ored or sealdlns: urlue, pains in groin, dull pains In back of head, dlzzi Ensea jir. wemcuw, uo carries on me onors as the "nearest" golfer, namely the highest score. Late arrivals who remain some time include Miss Kate Painter, of Philadelphia, who came to remain until spring; J. S.

Pottsdamer, of Philadelphia, spent the week here. Prize Ostrich Loses Eye BLOOMSBTJRGr Jan. 14. "Roosevelt," the big male ostrich at the Bloomsburg ostrich farm, got into a fight with a fellow-bird and got the -worst of the ingredients or will quickly get The steady or periodical (apreet drinker ess be eared is 3 days with Ma khowl- Ljhy4 edge. Or secretly.

Mine Is ruaranteed. I Ufelonc cure. fieatts, sleasasi. perfecti at- the Laurel-in-the-Pines are always well attended, and the Saturday night hops at these hotels are very popular. Recent Arrival Controller Prendergast, of New York, has been stopping at the 'Laurel House for some time, and President W.

C. Duncan, of the Greenwich Bank, is another patron of this house. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.

Collier, of New York, are at the Laurel-in-the-Pines for a short stay, and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac V. Brokaw are among those who have recently arrived at the Laurel5 House. General Daniel E.

Sickles, who is a frequent visitor here, has taken apart them for yon. Any one can mix them. "One ounce compound syrup" of Sana- parllla; one ounce Torts I irritability all of which are sure signs Dof kidner trouble and must have' barmlesa. It does not matter how heavy a drinker he is or for how many years. half pint first class whiskey." These prompt attention to prevent dread upv lisfn such as Rrlirht'u diuMU rnls is the esirise kesia I rest Mat.

3 So. 13th St Ovaouitm WanammJcmr'm fLANAGAN OPTICAL to be mixed and used in tablespoon (doses before each meal and at bed- nedicauy endorsed and proved by a lezion of tenlmoulala. Bosk and par-tk t-- awstsaid. Addms COWARD. J.

WOODS. 534 Sixth Aveaaa. Sew 2. Neat tera. al.

Y. Uiams, Misses Williams, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. (time. This, cured thousands here lasti chronb' rheumatism or diabetes. First-( Haas druggists keep the above ingredients.

Some folks prefer to get the gin' a good liquor store. Anyone can 'mix. Formerly at ltn Cbestnnt St. 09m Tharsday and Saturdays JintU U9 T. XX.

the bargain. He was a badly battered winter, it relieves 1 mined lately. Alias lY Ltt, Aiientown, Airs. C. Tamburella, Allendale, N.

lira. Ann -W. Howe, Princeton, J. ostrich and is now minus an eye, which a veterinary worked in vain to save..