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1 a 1 1 1 say 4 i i tMM MMMMMMQ PUpii anaPriifcipal Have 3 rnif msigFigKyin the eiassuoom 4T tf IMMMMHM I Professor Adolph Herbat Prln tBHIHBBBBBBBBl i I elpal of the Adams Scbool SSBsbsbHbbbsbbbbI I PEDAGOGUE COMES i PHH I MORE MONEY FOR THE SUFFERING JEWS The Total Contributed From All Sources in San Francisco Nearly Thirty Thousand Professor Adolph Herbst Com plains to School Board of a Blow Struck by Duhem AS THE result of a fight In a classroom with Raymond Duhem a flfteen year old pupil Professor Adolph Herbst principal of the Adams school is nursing a big lump on his right cheek and a much perturbed spirit Young Duhem lives at 1450 Franklin avenue and had rather the best of the encounter which was witnessed by a large number of pupils Professor Herbst Is very much aggrieved and he went before the School Board with his highly decorated countenance yesterday to induce that body to expel Duhem from school He was hardly prepared for tba conservative Raymond Duhem Who Had a Fist Flsrbt With the Principal of tbe Scbool VICTIM OF MONEY LENDERS Kdward Daunet a fireman lieutenant of engine company No 6 has filed his petition in bankruptcy According to his statement ho is a victim of the money lenders who prey upon the firemen Of his 1075 liabilities 410 consists in notes Which he ln l1nra fnr Cnnmxr HrnlnTi manhw 4p Whlchjhls Jreqjiest waa re Crowley vr Haft and Centlevre ceived arid he Is noweven more lacer ated in his feelings because the Board did not accede to hla request at once but Informed him that It would take no action until the matter had been thoroughly looked into The boy says he struck the professor because the latter Insulted him by slapping him In the face in front of hts teacher and fellow classmates Even if I am a boy I dont propose to stand for any such insult as that he announced with the air of one who would hot On Tuesday during the noon hour Professor Herbst stepped out on the playground to put a stop to an altercation In which several of the boys were engaged Duhem was looking on and munching an apple When the professor turned to go Into the school building the back of ills head pre spntert a fine target fisf the boy and with an Irresistible Impulse hv let drive and as he puts It made a biillseye The professor turned around but saw nothing but Innocent looks Later in the day he made careful Inquiry and learned that It was Duhem who threw the apple He depcended to the latters room and called him up before the class Did you hit me with that apple asked the professor No sir said the loy Whack went the professors hand against the boys face then whack again the professors hand resounded on the boys other cheek Biff went the boys fist against the professors prominent Jaw A quick side tep to the left and biff Again This time Duhem delivered a left hook to the professors cheek bone then turned and fled from the room Professor Herbst says that he Is deeply wounded in spirit because the School Board lacks enthusiasm in taking measures against young Duhem He says that he had to discipline the boy a few months ago for setting off Are crackers on the school grounds and it was likely that the boy had been harboring resentment against him 1 did not Intend to hit Professor Herbst said Duhem last evening 1 had eaten alLbut the core of tbe apple and when I threw it I did it at random and it happened to hit him in the back of the neck When he slapped me in the face I was unable to control my self I am sorry that I had to strike him and am wllllne to asoloaize xl Duhem la secretary of an anti cigarette league and is said to be a boy of the most exemplary habits ASSEMBLY EDUCATION committee JR SESSION The Assembly Txold over Committee on Education appointed by the last Legislature was in session In this city yesterday It is composed ofAs semblymen Slaveri otSazi jJuan Thompson of Los Angeles strocridge of Alameda reiehtontf Shasta and Treadwell of San Francisco The committee expects toNco operate with the legislative committee to he appointed by the California State Teach ers Association wmcqis wraoet next Monday in Berkeley In the suggestion of needed reforms In matters of educational legislations Several matters were discussed yesterday including the child labor blll certification pf teacher paymcnt or truant officers and the State text books COMPLAINS OP BLASTING John Kelso a contractor andAntelne Columbo iSunsa andJOftltta la borers were yesterday arresteddh a warrant sworn Why Henry Hartllng of J0OFlfth street Ilartllng claims that themetfset off a large aantyof V4 tween Winthrop and Montgomery on 1 Works judges Wu Issued the war members of his company The notes are In favor of Vizzard A Weihe and I Franklin The interest charged on the notes by the first two is 3 per cent per mutitb while Franklin goes them a good deal better by charging 5 per cent per month Daunet says he has no idea what the interest on the notes amounts to He has no assets Burke a farmer of Gllroy also petitions to be declared a bankrupt with liabilities stated as 644 and no assets PHYSICIANS ABSOLVED OF CHARGE OF MTJBDEB San Franciscos contribution to the fund for the relief of the persecuted and suffering Jews in Russia has now reached the total of nearly 30000 a truly magnificent response for the brief time that the lists have been open Yesterday being a half holiday the collections amounted to only 1000 making the total received at the Anglo Calif ornlan Bank to date 26000 In addition I Aschheinv grand secretary of the Order Bnal Brith has received thus far from Bnal Brith sources 105 which he will wire on Tuesday tb Adolf Kraus of Chicago president of the executive committee of the order in obedience to instructions from the governing body of the organization This money was contributed as follows General committee of the grand lodge 250 Modln Lodge 125 Ophlr Monteflore California Unity and Occidental lodges 100 each Pacific Columbia and Golden Gate lodges 50 each Oakland Lodge 40 A local lodge that has not yet taken action and the lodges In the interior will probably swell the total Bnal Brith contribution to 2000 The Six Chinese Companies held a meeting yesterday afternoon and decided to raise a fund among the Chinese merchants of the city for the suffering Jews It having been brought to the attention pf Lillenthal and Llpp man Sachs that unauthorized persons are soliciting funds in San Francisco ostensibly In aid of the victims of the recent outrages In Russia and that they have collected considerable money from charitably inclined citizens the committee in charge of the relief fund desires to warn the community against all such solicitors and asks those who may be approached to refuse contributions unless the solicitor Is provided with credentials from Daniel Meyer chairman of the finance committee Those who hare not yet contributed and who may desire to do so are requested to send their donations direct to Lillenthal Anglo Californian Bank or to Llppman Sachs 29 Sansome street Yesterdays additions to the list of contributions follow Herman Waldeck 60 60 Son Bros Co 60 00 Newman Levinson 60 00 Vandersllce company ou uu Bella Schwabacher B0 00 EVIDENCE IS NOT ENOUGH TO CONVICT 3 rTTi airs winiam sie Dr Frank Thomas and Dr Herbert ami jo mai I A vy Co aims xouna uuiiucjs ui Causing Girls Death Judge Conlan yesterday dismissed the charges against Dr Herbert NIms and Dr Frank Thomas who were charged with causing the death Gladys Cunfilngnam of San Jose The girl died In the office of Dr Thomas at McAllister and Larkih streets on July 17th and her father who I a wealthy merchant of San Jose told the police that his daughter had be brought to San Francisco by Dr Herbert NIms of San Jose for thn purpose of havtng criminal operation oerformed The two physicians wer arrested on the charge of murder nd the case has dragged along In the Police Court since In dismissing the cases yesterday Judge Conlan remarked that there was absolutely no evidence In the case connecting Dr NIms in any criminal way whatever with th affair and that everything showed that his wholo connection with it was simply as a friend Of the family who was doing everything lri his power to assist the girl As there was no evidence to show that he ever had even the opportunity of performing the operation through which the girl met her death the Judge stated that he could find no reasonreason why the doctor should evpr have been arrested or charged with the of fense The juage aso siatea inai Fabian Brown there was no evidence 10 snow inai Dr Thomas had any hand in the mutter especially as he had never had an opportunity of being alone with her Samuel Blssenger 60 00 Schussler Co 40 00 Florence Schloss 25 00 Miller Haas Co 25 00 Isidor Blssenger 25 00 Felix Loeb 25 00 Isidor Jacobs 25 00 A Crocker and Brother Max Brooks 2500 Relss zojj Louis Haas 20 00 Joseph Herrscher 20 00 Fxederlch 20 00 Edgar IX Sachs 20 00 Sachs 20 00 A Malm 20 00 Employes Davidson Co 15 00 0 10 00 Sylvain Schneittacher 10 00 Sig Well 10 00 Mrs Pauline 10 00 Ttegensburger Company 10 00 Ct Hoy 10 00 Max Cohen 10 00 William Creger 10 00 Morgenstern 10 00 Marcus Franklin 10 00 A Mvers 10 00 John Martin 10 00 ail 11IIU1U CltriiltlCLl 10 00 6 00 Hyman Kahn 5 00 Charles Diamond 5 00 Zeklnd 6 00 Helne Oodchaux 6 00 John Catto 5 00 Mrs Robertson 5 00 Hortense 6 00 Roman 5 00 Miss Goldstein 6 00 6 00 Dan Einstein 6 00 Carew 6 00 levy 6 00 Emanuel Lewis 6 Q0 6 00 Dr Max Sichel 5 00 Ben Garren 6 00 Cohan 5 00 Ct Bledon 5 60 Cash 500 William Pardy 6 00 Chris Relss 5 00 Cash 2 50 Cash 2 50 Joe Ottenberg 2 50 Joseph Figfl 2 60 A Cans 2 60 Smith Santa Crur 2 50 Rosen 2 50 Alice Abrahams 2 00 Nathaniel Rhenertz 2 60 Mrs Max Levy 1 60 A 100 A Revert 100 MrSv Solomon 100 Mrs Wolf 100 Mrs Levin 1 00 George McArthur 100 MISTAKES PASSEHGEKS FOE PACK OF COYOTES August Brisolese of San Bruno was terrifying the patrons of a Colma car at the corner of Mission and Third streets on Friday afternoon by fiourislr ing a big revolver when Policeman McKamara arrested him I Judge Mogans court yesterday Brisolese explained that he had been la the San Bruno mountains shooting cqyotes early in the day He could not explain his presence on the car excepting to say that he had taken a few drinks while out hunting and naa rain asieep on the car with the result that when he awoke he thought he was being attacked by an army of oyots His case was put oyer until Mondays when he will have another chance to expjaln his hunting adventures a NEW EHGIAND SOCIETY ABBAHGES MEETING The New EngianiJSoelety wilj hold a regular meeting Monday November 27th at 3 at the California Hotel MrsJohn Swlffpresiding All club Women of England birth or de Brntr cordially invited to Be present Those ha vinrblankspIease bring them to the meeting to Jennie Partridge cor responoing ecwfyi T0 RAISEjCHDItCHlEBTtT trStf JohnVEptseapal Church wfI contribute the proceeds of a etereoptlcbn lecture Jnita vestry nextFrtday ven tnr November 24th 1 to The htirh debtv Earl Webb IvlHgivo lhejeer ture cauea VAeepinioMoroccaanc George Ballinger Released on Embezzlement Charge on Motion of District Attorney The charge of embezzlement on which a true bill was found by the last Grand Jury against George Ballinger was yesterday dismissed In Judge Dunnes court on the motion of the District Attorney Ballinger was accused of misappropriating the funds of his employers the California Art Glass Bending and Cutting Works and two juries haVlng disagreed as to his guilt the District Attorney and Judge Dunne agreed that it was useless to hope for a conviction Ballinger was for many years with his firm and left to take part In the Philippine campaign Upon his return from the Orient he resumed his position but was at work onlya few months when the alleged shortage was found The matter was presented to the last Grand Jury In January and a true bill was found The case was tried before a Superior Judge of Sacramento county and the Jury disagreed Another trial was held before Judge Doolihg of San Benito county and another disagreement of the Jury was the result Superior Judge Graham then reviewed the case and examined the evidence taken at the preliminary examination of Ballinger on a writ of habeas corpus He decided that the evidence was insufficient and ordered the release of Ballinger but the District Attorney desired to make one more effort in the courts to convict the alleged erfbezzler When the case was called yesterday morning the District Attorney stated that he was or tne opinion that owing to the lack of clear evidence it would be Impossible to convict Ballinger and he therefore moved for a dismissal This was granted and Ballinger was declared a free man GROWN AND HALF GE0WN ATHLETES TO APPEAE i To Play I 0filkirli if HEN the Doctor Daughters let their friends ibnow Uiaf their charity fund Is getting low there is something akin to a competition as to who will do the most for these efficient workers One of these times of stress Is at hand and leading the van of those enrolled to hslp the cause Is Richard MY Hotallng who Is to superintend a production of The Merchant of Venice to be giyen Monday evening December ISth and Tuesday afternoon December 19th at the Majestic Theater Mr Hotallng Is to play the role of Shylock and the remainder of the cast will be distributed among a number of society people with histrionic ability Mrs Mark Gerstle will play Jessica Just as soon as 4he time and place of the performances were decided upon Miss Jennie Blair who has charge of the boxes sold six of them at 100 each tc Mrs Spreckels Mrs Ella Hotallng Thomas Williams Adolph Spreckels Thomas Magee and Mrs Henrietta Zelle It goes without saying that an entertainment for the Doctors Daughters would not be complete without a doll house or a pony and cart to be disposed of These features will not be omitted this me The house will be designed by James Reid and MrsS WHHam Sherwoodr and Mrs Henry Dut ton will hare charge or it Mrsl DJFennlmore WllT look after the souvenir rirogTammesNr Those de siring boxes may applylto vMissyBlalr andlfroae wlshlngspaceinfthe pro gramme or to send in money donations may communicate with sMfs Fennlmore --There Is no charitable organization in the city that wbrksaiohjrqnite thessame line as theDoctorsiDaugh tera Nothing is tmdertakeri without exhaustive Investigation and when a case ls lmown toJbworthy the Doctors Daughterssees it throoVh to theendeyentOcaimarked grave in a yellrordered cemetery if necessSry -The workv Of the young women in this organization lies largely among the sick the worthy and swell reared people reduced to wantjlhrough Illness The Doctors Daughters have always considered that itwas better to help few people adequately than to give temporary aid to many leaving them in a few days as badly off as they were before It is known abroad that the money given to the Doctors Daughters is used wisely and so there is always a generous response to their appeals The way that the coming benefit is starting off foretells quite as much of a success as has attended former occasions when this organization has had to come before the public HELDFFDR MS MURDER iSi 3 Charles Vogel the aged eobblerj who tried to end the lives of himself and his wife by turning on the mv Wednesday night and succeeded onlyp in killing the woman was taken to the City Prison and charged with murj dr Yogel has oeen semi conscious during his recovery at theCentralv Emergency Hospital and Is nnable ta understand his position The terrible charge had to be explained to bltn when he was taken out of the hos pltal yesterday and he broke down completely He said that although his wife did not know he Intended to end her life and his he pitted her age and paralyzed condition apd knew she wanted to die The Vogels were found in a fllledroom at Ssl Post street early last Thursday morning Both were uncon i sclous and the woman died shortly afterward In three days her husband revived and now faces the charge murder He Is very old over 70 and his feebleness is Increased by partial paralysis WOMAN IS MISSING An Uurulry has been sent out for Mrs Hobart of S514 Twenty sixth street who has been missing since November 13th Mrs Hobart is about 40 years of age and when last seen wore a long brown tailor made coat black shirt lirht blue silk waist with white dots and a brown hat She is said to be slightly demented and to have had considerable valuable jewelry on her at the time of her disappearance Olympic Club Members and Columbia Park Boys Club Will Exhibit for Charity An evening of mirth music and acrobatics has been arranged for the benefit of the Protestant Episcopal Old Ladles Home which stands in need of the generous consideration of the public the amount of money which the Inmates took In with them having in most cases been exhausted long ago This entertainment will take place next Wednesday evening at th Alhamhra Theater by members of 2i2Stithe Olympic Clubhand the Columbia JOTprlr Tnv flub under the direction I of John Gleason of the Olympic Club and Sidney 6 Peixotto of tho Columbia Park Boys Club Harvey Loyiwill be accompanist The military band of the Columbia Park Boys Club will open the evening with several numbers There are thirty young musicians In this group playing under the direction of Conrad Horst The younger and the older athletes will alternate in giving the numbers the boys contributing besides songs and dances in great variety TWb band and the drum and fife corps of the Columbia Park Boys Club fifty five pieces in all will give the Third Regiment march and all the bugle calls concluding with The Thunderer oae of Sousas best known marches The conclusion of the programme will he The Little Monkeys an original sketch and Rosle the Girl From Paris what the boys call a roaring farce Tickets which are 1 all over the house may be secured from any of the members and may be exchanged for a reserved seat without further charge at the box office of the theater on and after November 20th ELKS TO HOLD ANNUAL MEMORIAL CEREMONIES 50 CHICAGO SWELLS THE RELIEF FUND She Expects to Be Close Sec ond to New York This Week in Aiding Sufferers in Russia Conforming to an old and honored custom the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks have set apart a day upon which the fullest membership of the order that can be called out will assemble to pay respect to their dead This year the Impressive ceremony has been set for the Tlvoll Opera house upon the afternoon of Sunday December 3d A chorus of seventy five male voices will render appropriate music John Mc Naught will be the orator of the occasion and Post deputy attorney general the eulogist The committees In charge of the memorial services are aji follows Memorial committee Lermen chairman Walter Wolf secretary Leahy Joseph ODonnell Leo McMahon Fred Zumwalt Nevln Prtngle Coleman Clark Sub committees On programme Joseph ODonnell Leo McMahon and Leahy On theaters Leahy Nevin and Wolf On music iFred Zumwalt Prlngle and Coleman On decoration Leo McMahon Joseph ODonnell and Fred Zumwalt On press Pringle Coleman and Nevln 5 SHIPMENTS OF ORANGES WILL BE VERY LARGE Eb0S3 Toys rCrJXi at Hales Every reason why you should buy them now More to choose from larger varieties easier cfoosing Later the new toys you want most may be gone for likely others are wanting the same ones Maybe they will be first As pretty a little rubber tired tricycle as we have seen Is waiting for some one automobiles for the boys engines trains more than we ever had before Santa Claus keeps asking for more room and getting it Nearly the whole third floor to toys now Tree trimmings in a little store by themselves in front of the elevator Last year lots of the best things went before Christmas and we couldnt get more of them This year better prepared Yes but lots of the toys we have the most of will hurry away Thats why we are emphasizing the importance of buying them now Begin to morrow if you havent already See the values in the picture Read the items Just hints to show you prices are unusual too Eaael Blackboard Met 46 inches high with rolling chart drop front making a nice desk covered with tin painted In checker board squares so It can also be used for playing checkers SBe Boys Drum 2Set With good calf head fancy lithographed sides with stars wooden rim 7 inches 25c Magic Lantern 85c i Russian iron with strong lenses good lamp and one dozen slides special OSc Larger sizes SL23 145 9195 S245 SZA5 9373 Boya Print Ins Preu 4Set Good strong iron press and outfit of rubber type ink Inking pad tweesers and 25 cards 40c set Larger sizes 65c and 9100 Childs Roektnc Chair 25et Veneered and seat perforated good and strong large enough for child 6 years old 28e Sewtag HtcUae 9L4Si Fasten to table and it is ready for use very easy to work and simple to learn instructions with each 9L4S 9175 93 00 and tSMt Flremams Salt 95ei Consisting of hat helmet horn belt and hatchet 9Se set Rough Rider Suit OOe Skin Covered Horse 95ei 19 inches high fully harnessed with blanket plush saddle and stirrups on platform with wheels 5c Toy Dock and Saw 45e Painted red Simplex Typewriter 91 00 1 Ah instructive toy for boys or girls very easy to work complete with instructions 9100 Bumel Cooklns Sets 05l Containing fifteen pieces such as pans sauce pans strainers ladles pails etc 85c Decorated Tea Sets 95et 24 pieces decorated china 5c Dolls Toilet Set 60c i Containing six pieces decorated china Dolls Go Cart 48c i Reed fancy scroll sides nicely lined with figured material green wheels with steel rim 48c Upright Donkey Engine 9100 1 Brass boiler and wooden base 12 Inches high 9LOO Kid Body Doll 94Ji 27 Inches tall with metal riveted hip and knee Joints and bisque forearms new model bisque head with sleeping eyes pretty face 945 Kid Body Doll 9L3SI 21 Inches tall with riveted hip Joints bisque head with sleeping eyes pretty face new style head dress parted on side and arranged very soft and pretty with bow of ribbon 91 25 Irpertal DUpatch to the ClrnlcIe CHICAGO Novembeir llr fiubscrlp tlons to the Jewish relief fund cons tlnued to poor in to day More lhan 4000 was received in donations varying from 1 to5u0 The total amount received to dateyls JSoJOO and within a week It is expected to exceed 125000 Chicago will then be a close second to New York sand ahead of Philadelphia In raising funds for the sufferers In Russia jf The Chicago fund wltt be greatly Increased by donations from the 400 lodge of Bnal Brith ThesJodges are located In all parts of the United States and they are sending their subscrlpUonSto Adolf Kraus chair rjxnan of thetellef fund committee and ajsopresiaeni oi nai xjnin nrau states that he expects tha torgania Vm MI AAA EA AAA1 nrV urlllhA erAltt Sfm tliaPhlraiMi which will be credited to the Chicago I MASQUERADR TrallTlUTrIearWfc ImproTea 4 Order of dtetMeo lnd Kcbireta CrraneUV Ho S21 Vrztt of FocahofiUi sottBce tueie tmmtnonir taiMsneraas can sv According to all of the available information gathered by the traffic departments of the Southern Pacific and Santa Pe the orange and lemon crops for the coming season promise greatly to exceed those of the past year Shipments of oranges and lemons for the past season aggregated something like 80000 carloads According to present prospects shipments during the coming season may reach the unprecedented figure of 40000 carloads Prospects for a successful searon are said to be excellent as the fruit is reported to be of excellent quality The generous rains of the past few days have improved the hopes of the citrus growers Immeasurably HUSBAND DISAPPEARS The wife of Leroy of 4122 TwentyTwenty fourth street reported to the police yesterday that her husband had disap peared on November 12th and that she had been unable to geta trace of htm Mrsj Leroy was accompanied by a woman friend who stated that Leroy had borrowed 130 from her the day before he left home so It Is thought that the man disappeared Intentionally He was employed as vulcanlzer by the Hartford Rubber Company and this wife states that het claimed to ft a secret service vtan lkMh VA 4T1V proof of thls tSHAKESPBEAHCTlJBEV Ct the rearnlar meetlnc Of the Call fornl Acadetriy of Sciences to morrow nfghtat 8 oclookvWilllatn OfoertHar rlson will deliver a lecture on Shake Santa Claus At Hales Now Bring the children to tell him what they want for Christmas 3d floor Guide to Store Changes Many departments have been moved into their larger permanent quarters In the past few days To morrow events of extra importance occur in each of these sections DomuUcs Moot To the entire first floor annex Linens Flannels Beddings Visit the new dapartment to raorrow and share eplendid Introductory savings Silk Moved With Linings and Dress Goods to tbe first alile Market st store space formerly occupied by domestics much larger quarters xtra values In Silks and Dress Goods In the new department tomorrow KnU Underwear A sale Of the overplus of a big East erri mill at average half price An opportunity for women and children Second floor annex Rlhbons Space DoubfeJ Ribbons have annexed space formerly occupied by Silks giving them much needed room To morrowmorrow a stirring Ribbon day typography Mooed To larger better quarters on the sdcond floor Free lessons Tomorrow a sale Art Skins 13c SiaUonery Moved To space formerly occupied by Dress Goods second aisle from elevator Stocking Room Doabled Having annexed the shelves arid counters formerly given toknitunder eart A frJ And tbui dine work stilUroes on lowatu wyi bdq ui ncsxiy First Picture to Win 500 nUMtfmtMrtittriptiinBX Mm ns Mr atvit Tliint Oith sin oh tut fwn JoA EUfftm JSA1 AHA 7 ldQS 5Sw dH a3SH3v rTuJfrWVMiiyjsBWAJiWt IB JfrtmuHu irt6rmmxiivirmj 1MkfJiUJMirHlll1KVt fwfJ vtli jT7 In Hales Santa lau Contest Drawn by Ray Schumann age It 416 Jersey street San Francisco Nineteen others will win nineteen other 5 gold ple ob so keep on trying children and see if you cant earn part of the 100 Well Divide Draw a cloture every day lots of skt nmrttul time yet the enn thl V5i tMt only srun vv repeat the conditions member the idea will cotint as much as the drawing Be orlginaL Draw a picture of Santa Claus Write on the same paper a four line verse containing the words Toys Santa Claus Hales 1 Drawings must be original 2 Drawings must be made on white unruled paper with black Ink Paper must be no smaller than 4x8 or larger than 6x7 4 Verae must be paper with drawing 6 Drawings must be sent In flat 6 Name age and address must be written in lower right hand corner with the drawing frt mrH fa ei i Unmmmar sl mJ Half For Women wri Astirring ccalslohlfprwpmen and thH Entire stock of TnanufadurersVsamprfrbH Co of Cleveland Ohio cornestoiialestt iiaving of 50 per cent 1 To morrow weipasSsttiOOtoyou New underwear store second floor annex i i i Union Suits Individual garments for women and children just a summary or me prices waie starts to morrow ForjGjrls and Boys toe Union Suts at 40e 80eUnlortJ3ults at 235 60JVestsand Pants at Me J5c Vests and Pants at t8 ZScesta and Pants at sv Christmas rCaalbfiTlaead ei vPrir 200 Union SultsTit 1L00 100 Union Suits atfVBOo SOe Vests and Pants at rJo FoBoys I 35c Underwear atj 18e5 mtmmfmaim AV ijt jaBsisF th1 CMfmiaEmtMKLAS tJBm JSl i iE mmf asaBJsssBaBBBaBaisBWBSSssriv 7i i-- rv LLi iV fiTVr i Ani3titi taV TWfflO if7fllWlT JVouuyeout oitownjIt dotUtacnritora space atrf WT WW WH makine a still oetter tsiora ZTW i J3 1 you choose better Christmai foryouiPt3 1 raarieroirccx ncariAin oanxTancwco gifts fdr Mess M4H vr iiil wimMS mm wmn rjm a ssi.