The Roanoke Times from Roanoke, Virginia • Page 8

NO LOST MOTION In our Tailoring Depart? ment. We'Ve' never been so busy as now. Perhaps there's a reason for it. Good people don't usually go to the wrong place, We have everything that is necessary for good clothes making: The best garment makers, the best trimmings and the most exclusive suit? ings. That's why we have a Tailoring Department that fits and is so busy.

D. M. TAYLOR, ilulU'r and Furnisher. 112 Jefferson street. J.

W. Boswell, Real Estate and Rental Agent, Jefferson Roanoke, Va, Money to Loan the Lynchhurg Perpetual -Building and Loan Co. BOXN'ER'S OYSTERS. Tf you wish the largest and fattest oys? ters ever brought to Koauoke go to Bou ner's restaurant. A fresh supply of Lyuhaven oysteu.

received every day. Can lie served in any style you like. Fol? lowing is the price for oysters served: Lunch counter -Standard stews, 15c; eight, fried, 20c: plate raw, 15c; oyster soup, 10c; bulk, 25c per quart. Dininu oysters, the very finest, will be served in dining dozen fry, 25e; stew, 20c; 1 dozen raw, 25c. Gus Drewry, of Richmond, arrived In t'no city yesterday.

Miss Lucille Diekeruon left yesterday for Bluefleld, W. Va. Misses Mary and Laura Miller returned home yesterday aftei a visit of several weeks iu Winchester. Mrs. Lei Li Buckncr left on the noon train yesterday foi Lynchbarg on her way to Petersburg.

Judge John Paul, of llarrisonburg, passed through the city i yesterday ou his way to Abiogdon. Dr. John L. Doggett, who has bee" visiting at Fincastle for a few days, has returned. Prof.

Chas. L. Cocke, of Hollius, was iu town yesterday. Miss Bettie Wlleox left yesterday for her home lu Petersburg. Miss Annie Drewry, of Richmond, is visitin? Mis.

S. II. Cary on Eleventh ave? nue 3. w. Mrs.

A. W. K. Hanckel, of Norfolk, Is iu the city. B.

Masterson, of Galveston, was in town yesterdav. B. A. Dougherty, of Albany, is iu the city ou business. Chickering, Behr Jewett, Coiliy and Rent pianos are represented by Hob bio Piano Co.

A large stock always ou hand. The Hobbie Company's name has for seventeen yaers beet: associated with the most famous of this country, so in buying from this com? pany you will get the best. BRUSH MOUNTAIN COAL will please you. Let us send you a ton. 'Phone 210.

J. H. WILKINSON CO. FOR nice rooms suita? ble for light housekeeping. Apnlv to M.

H. JENNINGS, 010 Church streets, w. BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE. 'I he host salve iu the world for CuLs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevert Sores. Tetter.

Chapped Hands, Chilblains, and al' Skin Erup tions, and positively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to tzive perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price cents per box. For sale by Massie's Pharmacy. New crop ot Figs just received at CA TOGNPS.

"Fresh cocoanuts, DOW crop, at CATOG NFS. K. ANDREWS 219 Salem avenue, have had years of experience in the coal and wood business. They know what is lequlred in the business. They have the larirest and most convenient yard in the city.

They handle every va? riety of coal sold in the city. They have more shed room and keep more teams than any other dealer in the city. They have polite an'1 acconunodatim: drivers, and deliver promptly coal and wood, nice aud dry, from their extensile sheds. Their teams are all helled. OLD PAPERS foV sale at The Times oflice.

Good for putting under carpets. FOR SALE. A scholarship in the National Business College of Koanoke. Apply at the 1 itnes oflice. 119,928 Ptftinds 11 say nothing Express (OVER FOLK CARLOADS) Is the quantity we have received during the past thirty days.

Xt tekes "SOME PRINTING" to keep about I sixty (60 employes busy, and to justify us in ENVELOPES CARD BOARD INKS, ETC. ordering paper, in such quantities. The Stone Printing and Manufacturing Company, Opposite Hotel Roanoke, EDW. L. STONE, President.

ROANOKE, VA. KOANOKE DEFEATED. The College Boya Put Up a Plucky Game at Blacksburg. Blacksburg, Nov. 3 The Virginia Polytechnic Institute team ilefeateil this afternoon the team from Konnoke Col leite by a score of 41 to 0, iu two twenty-minute halves.

Although clearly outclassed the Koauoke Co'lege hoys put up a plucky xnme and fought harH to hold down the score. They are a credit to their coach, Ml. Tingles, who was captain of the V. P. I.

team in 06. Two substitutes were played by V. P. at (, uarter and Painter at right half, taking the latter place iu the half. The feature of the game was a drop kick for the goal from the 25-yard line by Whitehurst, who also kicked every goal from touchdown.

Wet and slippery ground prevented fast playing either team. ROSE BE II ON If REE TRADE. Matter of Coloninl Commercial Reference Not Sanctioned. Manchester, Nov. Rosebery addressed large meeting here this even? ing in connection with the centenary cel? ebration of the chamber of commerce.

He reviewed the history of free trade, elaborately eulogized what he described as its advantage to England." Lord Roseberry contended that the condition of agriculture abroad, despite bounties and protection, was little bet? ter, and in some cases worse, than in England. He quoted Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the Dominion premier, as fa most illns trious the view that it is free trade which has preserved und consolidated the British empire." He fully agreed th Sir Wilfred Lau? rier, he declared, that any deviation from absolute polit'cal anil commercial free? dom would weaken the bonds holding the empire together, and that anything in the direction of an imperial Zollverein would weakeu the empire internally and excite permanent hostility of the whole world, already seriously excited by Brit? ish prosperity under free trade He said be would softly in the presence of the idea of a Zollverein," for he believed it already den''. It behooved them to walk stronu'lv and warily in the path of the empire, but such a Zollve? rein would form a permanent of wa r. A ON ST SR. REVOLUTION.

Over Venezuelans Try to Prevent a Presidential E.ection. Caracas, Vencuzela, Nov. Rojas Paul has been arrested for con? spiracy against the government, as well as General Hernandez. Roth were un? successful candidates for President at the recent election. Former Presicent Pulido, General Monagas, General Olivares, and fifty-two leading politicians have been put in prison here as conspirators, while fiCM) other arrests have been made in different States.

The object of the alleged p'ot of these men. just discovered, is said to have been to start a revolution in order to pre? vent the nomination of senators, in that way making it impossible for the na? tional congress to elect President Leu eral Ignaclo Andrade, whose party car rieil the election. Under Venezuela's new constitution the President is chosen by Congres? In joint session. The attempt to stir up a tevolutiou was not supported the business men of the RepubMc, for they want Andrade and peace. SIMON DEUTSCH A SUICIDE.

Roston, Deutsch, 4-1 years old, formerly the head of a New York film of theatrical 'costumc'mnkcs, committed suicide at the Revere House to-day, by shooting. Deutsch was pro pi ietor of "Postal 'Spa," on Devonshire street. His New York firm failed a year or uiore ago, and Deutsoh's fortune was lost. Of late ho had lieen The Millinery Department of Enock's Bazaar is full of new and exclusive styles. Prices are low enough to tempt the most economical buyers.

It's the place to go for these goods. If you want harmony in the household, ask your grocer for a barrel of "Hygiene Patent F'our." Roanoke Grocery and Milling Manufacturers. Fresh lot of Oranges from sunny Italy received atCATOGNPS. up to-date assortment of Cloaks and Capes at Enock's Bazaar is worth your inspection. Their Plush Capo at $2.98 and Astrachan Cape at $8.48 are unusual bargains.

Their lower and higher numbers are equally reasonable in price. A DEATH DUE TO FOOTBALL. A Tumor HesuRed-From on the Could Render No Aid. Newcastle, Nov. 2 Find lay Browne died last evening inju? ries received three years ago play? ing ioothall.

During the game was kicked on the sido of his head. Ho did not pay much attention to it at the time, hut later It began to tumor form? ed and, although the best physicians In the country were consulted, they not save Mi is life. Mr. Browne was toH that he could not live. He 'aid ho had no intention of dy lug and surprised the doctors by living so long.

New Nuts just received at CATOG NI'S. Lawrence Si Davis. No. 5 Campbell avenue a w. prompt payment of losses.

PI UK. LIFE. ACCIDENT. W.S.McGlanahan&Go. 1NSURANC No.

7 Campbell ROANOKE, VA. vigilant. We were not all elected yesterday, but you will always lind us at our post watchful, to clear the breakers and steer tor the most desirable and up to-date footwear at the lowest prices nossible. See our line of Tnus for Men. Respectfully, M.

G. RIELEY, 30 Salem avenue. a. a a dciif.ec, Manager. AC01DKNT? W.

L. Andrews lOO 1-2 Campbell W. (iimii Companies, l'roiuiu Mftflftft GIVEN FOR A JlUjUUU RELIEF FUND after having paid over $3,000, 000 on account of one loss speaks volumes for the liberal? ity of the Liverpool and Lon? don and Globe Insurance Com? pany. RO. M.

KENT, Resident Agent. Nee Him. INSURANCE If there is anything in the insurance line that you want? Fire, Life, Accident, Boiler Explosion, Plate (Jlass or Em? HAVE IT, AND VERY BEST OF IT. JOHNSTON 104 South Jefferson street, ROANOKE, VA. A.

J. VANS. K. M. UUTT.

C. b. PRICE. EVANS, BUTU PRICE, (Bncceeeore to Kvaua Bros.) Keep a Full Rod Complete Line of Every Article Known to the Hnnlwn.ro Trade. We Invite bo Inapeei.on of Our and Prices.

22 Campbell Avenue. Is always enjoyed because it is unexpected. The big values that will greet you at our great SURPRISE SALES will be so unexpected that there will be extreme pleasure and delight for the hosts of buyers that will be there. THERE'S MUCH ADO among the Dress Goods and Silks, Ladies' Capes and Jackets, Children's Cloaks, Blankets, Flannels and Winter Underwear. Picked up here and there throughout our immense stock: Beautiful Japanese Draperies, the liest quality and choicest designs, gold printed, worth always 12 to 15c, here only 10c.

Extra Large Bleached Damask Towels, heavy and tine, pure Dresden linen, knotted fringes; we have never before ottered this quality for less than ili'ij, now 25c each. Right pieces good heavy Woolen Cassl for men's ntil hoys' suits and pants, excellent finality, 25c; real value S3c K'ne All Woo'. Cnssimeres fo? men's and hoys' suits ant I pints, 50c yard. Heavy Twilled Navy Blue Flannels, warranted all pure only 20c? wort Ii 25 Heavr All-Wool Scarlet Medicated 'twilled Flannels, just the kind you usually have to 25c for a surprise at 20c. Grent big value in fine heavy all-wool Scarlet Twilled Flannels, at before seen for less than Extra Heavy Table Kelt or Silence Cloth, 54 inches- that splendid quality yon have always bought from us at 50c a only -12c fine Heavy White Counterpanes, hem med ready for use.

uootl bin size, 2 1-2 yards long a bargain at. trIT l-2c just Four Big Values in Crib Blankets, he large size. 30x50 inches, if 1.25, $2 and $3 pair. A barnaiu in Scarlet and Crimson Blankets, warranted all pure wool both warp ami IB log, oul $8.75 nair. Something really royal in fine heavy Scarlet Blankets -this is a genuine bar? $5 pair.

Heavy Grey Blankets, all wool, both warp and lililiiL, 75 pair. stock new ones just received. We re von a nrst-class Trunk for a little money An act? ual Raving of 25 per cent. here. Home of the finer ones are selling for $5, $5 50, lpt1, s7, stf.75, $9.00 and $10.

Heavy Twilled Grey Flannels for Un? derskirts. 12 1 2c yard. Extra, llea-y All Wool Grey Twilled Flannels, bin value at 25c. Extra Heavy White Wool Shaker Flan? nels, 21 inches wide, 25c. 48 pairs Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, worth 152 l-2c, now 50c pair.

Good Lace Curtains, 2 1-2 yards long, for 39c pair. Beautiful While Irish Point Curtains, 31-2 yards lone, $2.50, $3.75 am: $1.50 pair. The new French Curtains made up of plain Swiss Net. bordered with Lace Kduina and Insertion, quite up-to-date, $2.00, $3 und $4 pair. Good Grey and White Blankets, onty 50c pair Heavy Dark Grey blankets for ser? vants snd hostlers, contain some wool, 75c pair.

Great line of New Tapestry and Derby Curtains and bi? values now on 75, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4 and $5 pair. Heavy Silver Grey Blankets, nice quality, and $1.25 pair. Bargain in Corsets, drab, and ecrue, perfectly the 50c only Have you seen the Majestic It is the prettist 50c Corset on earth white, drab and The great Corset knocks out most of Corsets; white, black and drab, only 75c. Thomson's "Glove Fitting" Abdomi? nal Corset for stout ladies, white and grey, sizes 25 to 32, $1.50. Ferris' "Good Sense" Waists fcr ladies, black and white, $1.

Ferris' "Good Sense" Waists for misses, 75c. Ferris' "Good Sense" Waists for chil? dren, 25c. Ladies' Fine Taffeta Silk Waists, beau? tifully made, only $5 each. Ladles' Black Astrakhan Capes the now Watteau back, trimmed Thibet to be Fine "Seal Skin" Piush Capes, handsomely braided, with high Thibet collar, only $5. Big value in Ladies' B'Ino Black Cloth Jackets, a beauty, all sizes, $10 each.

Rouuh Black Cheviot Jackets--the usual $5 only $4. with with 88.50. Table-Linen Remnants and Mill large lot Remnants and Mill Ends, fine and me? dium grades, Table-Linen Damasks. Housekeepers will find this well worth their at? tention. Lengths range from two to four yards.

A lovely Black Cloth Cape, trimmed with straps of same, only $5, well worth Bullied Muslin Curtains for bed rooms and dining rooms, 3 12 yards long, $1.89 and if 1.50 pair Silver Grey Merino Wool Kibbed Vests and Pa.nts for ladles, silk trimmed, one hall wool only 50o. Great value In Ladies' Heavy Jersey KB bed Vest ami Pants, heavily fleeced tiood march for the iisu i' oili; grades 37 1 2c. Two eases Ladies' Vests and Pants, ex? cellent quality, Jersey Ribbed and lloeced, 25c. Dress Fronts and Yokes, 80c, $1, $1 BO, $2, 42.25. $2.50 and $2.75.

Braided Vest Fionts, $1.75, $2 and 25. Braided Waist. Sets, 50c, 75c, 89c, $1.25, $1.80, $2, and $2.25. Some very choice things in two-toned Novelty Dress Goods, at.371-2c -wouldn't be high priced at ttOc. Medicated Scarlet Vest and Pants, for ladies, all wool, only 75c.

For School Dresses our 36-Inch Cloth Suiting is unexcelled; will wash like muslin; 05 pieces just received, all colors and absolutely all wool, 25c. Frogs. 10c, 1212c, 15c, 17c, 19c, 25c, and 83n each. English Worsted In black, green, brown and navy, 50 inches wide, only 75c, well worth $1. Wide Wale Black Cheviots, quite the style, 4B inch, 59c.

Choice Two-toned Cheviots in the diagonal and granite weaves. 4S inch, 75c. One Case Men's Unlaundered Shirts, white with Percale fronts, usual value great big bargain at 25c. Pretty Dress Shirt, laundered, white with colored front, actual value 02 l-2c, here it is for 39c. '00 dozen Men's Linen Collars, guar? anteed 20JO Linen -inch collars as yon pay the other dealer 17c the now lue.

Fur Collarettes, Krimmer, $10. Imitation Krimmer Colinrettos, $3.50. Combination Seal and Astrakhan larettes, $7.50 and $10 each. Real Astrakhan Collarettes, $5. Real Skunk Collarrettes, $5.83 Electric Seal Collarrettes, $2.50, and $5.

Four bargains in 3-4 Napkins, all linen and full bleached, extra values, $1.12 1-2, $1.50, $2 and $2.75 dozen. only Col $2.75 Something handsome rn 27-inch Din upr Napkins, at $4 and $5 dozen. See these, they are henuties. Boarding house keepers should see these. Extra heavy German Napkins, dice patterns, dinner size, half bleach, for wear they are everlasting, $1.25 per dozen.

BlncK Worsted Cheviots, 42 inch, ROc. Give us a Call, WATT, RETTEW CLAY'S.