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SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 190C 6 ITSOIL WHERE TO FIND AMUSEMENT A. C. SNYDER CO. 120 Folflo Avenue Swain's Theatre Will Open With Polite Vaudeville SUNDAY, DEC. 12th MATINEE AT 2:30 General Admission IQc TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY 7:30 AND 9:00 MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Jhe 'what shall it Question This 6tore is prepared to answer it.

The occasion is the approaching Xmas it's our duty to he ready to supply you, and we can do it, too. i "ith pleasure to you because of the size of our display. With profit to you because of our ability to sell close. 1 hen the gift question presents itself, let us show you how easily we can match your ideas. Q.

S. BEDELL 128 PACIFIC AVENUE" We are in a position to make Christmas shopping easy tor you as well as economical by showing articles that arc strictly desirable and suitable for the season. Among the many are: SILK SCARFS SWEATER COATS SILK WAISTS LACE NECKWEAR SILK UMBRELLAS RUBBERIZED SILK RAIN COATS DRESS PATTERNS SILK WAIST PATTERNS SILK PETTICOATS TAILOR MADE SUITS SHOPPING BAGS KID AND SILK GLOVES HANDKERCHIEFS in Silk, Linen and Cambric which come in Plain Hemmed, Jlemstitched, Embroidered and Initialed. HOSIERY in Silk, Lisle and Cotton and a thousand other articles suitable for women, men or children. Our prices are always right.

This store will bo open evenings from Saturday night, December 18th, to Friday, December 24th, inclusive. Annual Xmas Ball Given By Santa Cruz Beach Band at the Casino Ball Room Christmas Night, December 25th HAPPENINGS "The Class A Theatre" St. George Hotel Bldg. A. C.

SNYDER CO. ISO Rctolflo Avenue THIS A GARDEN SPOT S. V. OilPimin, one of the director of the Chainlber of Commerce, has hii eye for beauty and Ideas as well, lie has suggested that the Chamber secure a large supply of flower seeds for free distribution, and that citizens get busy and see that, these seeds are planted everywhere all over town, in every vacant lot. In every little nook and corner that would be Improved by blooming flowers, and that all hands join in making this city a veritable flower garden from one end to the other.

Flower seeds, suggested were sweet peas, nasturtium, and marigolds. Secretary Mclsaac is to write to the wholesale seed houses to ascertain the best prices he can secure for large amounts. San Jose recently took a similar step, and if memory does not fall us the 'Morse Seed Co. made a proposition to furnish the seed free to nil those who would get in and make good use of It. Of course this Is a San Jose firm and It would be Just like them to make such a proposition, but Santa Cruz would naturally he expected to pay for her seed.

At that it Is believed an exceptionally low figure may be quoted to the local Chamber of Commerce, If you aro suffering from blllousnem, constipation, Indignation, chronic heflii-ache, Invest one cent In poptnl curd, send to ChambTlnln Medicine l)es MoIiim, lown. with your nnni nnd 1- dress plainly on the buck, and they will forward yon ft free mimnle of Chiunlier-laln'i Stomach and Mver Tablet. Hold by J. U. Tanner and the Msdcl Drug store.

HER STUDIO OF CONCRETE. Miss Harriet S. Phillips, a well-known New York artist, has recently built an attractive studio of concrete 'blocks or the Bhores of Lake George, one of New York State's famous summer resorts. The structure is to be used as a residence and as a studio where the owner's valuable paintings may be kept without danger of loss by fire, All outside walls and Inside bearing walls of the (building are constructed of concrete 'blocks, and the most unique feature of the building Is produced In the molding or these Forest leaves are placed in the molds and the concrete poured In, thus leaving the imprint of the leaves on the finished block, The floors, all or which are concrete, are first laid with light timbers Just ns in the case or ordinary wooden" floors, and between these timbers are cut wooden strips. This construction forms a trough between every two timbers and Into the troughs thus formed is poured concrete until it Is three Inches above the top of the beams.

This, having been properly reinforced with steel rods, makes a solid floor or concrete, which Is finished In cement. All windows are casement windows, all lintels, sills, string courses and coping are of cast concrete, and all porches are or con crete on earth fill. The roof, another very unique fea-ture or the building, Is In reality an open air floor. The construction or the roof Is similar to that of the floors, except that the concrete Is covered with tar and felt. This forms a foundation for inlaid slate, laid In small squares, and this Tortus a surface that will not crack or break.

On the roof, or open air floor, the owner has her out-of-door studio. Here can be arranged, more easily than In the In-door studio, any out-of-door scenes which the artist may wish to depict. On this floor, also, nre a pergola and an open-air sleeping apartment. Over the pergola, vines may lie trained to grow, which will keep out the heat of the sun, thus giving the owner practically a comfortable garden, while the parapet walls are high enough to Insure the same pri- vncy that Is assured Inside the body of the house. From Cement Age.

JUST SHOPPING. O'er the pages of the Peerage a maiden likes to pore. Such an amount Will buy a Count A Puke costs something more. She flutters o'er the pages and here and there she'll stop, She can't afford A noble Lord, Hut can't a damsel shop? Philadelphia Bulletin. Peckham (meeting an old friend) I Why, Dlngley, Is this you? I haven't jseen you for ten years.

How are you 'anyhow? Dlngley on, I'm just like I I used to be, By the way, Peckham, how's your wife? You use to say you had the boss girl when you were Bin-jgle. Peckham (sadly) She's still boss. Life. LE VS. SITU CRUZ CLASSIC POETRY ABOUT THE FOOTBALL GAME.

Billy and Dick Are Really Inspired. "Line up, fellows," Louis bellows. With an angry cry. "Hurry up, rummies, You ibunch of dummies," The coach Is heard to sigh. Good work, Dinger, You're a stinger In a football game.

Watch the sign, Hit the line, Win some football fame. A yard to Rain, "Don't act Pease Is heard to shout. "Don't play as If You were stiff. Or troubled with the gout." I have seen Freddie Hilin Cross the goal lines, But 'tis fun To see It done By little Theron Hinds. Younger Hall Fell on the ball, And Santa Cruz was glad.

Mellon tore Through the gore, And Walsonville was mad. Snap It That's the candy, You can go some, too. Parker's there, Like a bear, And never lets 'em through. A touch-down now. You know how To carry o'er the ball, And Myron Grover, Rushed It over, Assisted by Mark Halt Miller worked Like a turk, And never lost his head, And the sutos Were no dubs, That's what the bleachers said.

'Tls too bad; 'Tis really sad, To think the game is up, And Santa Cruz Did not lose, But has retained the cup. O. Watsonvllle, You're a pill. But Santa Cruz has you beat. Santa Cruz Hlsh Will never die, Nor suffer a single defeat.

Billy and Dick. Picked up on the High School campus. ALONE IN SAWMILL AT MIItN'lCIIT unmindful of dn inpni-KH, drafts, storms or cold. V. J.

Atklnn worked aa Night Watch man, at Banner Tenn. Such ex- poHiire gave nlm a severe cold that set-tied on his limit. At Invt he hud to give up work. He tiled ninny remedies but all fulled till he used Dr. King's New IHs-covery.

"After using one bottle," he writes, "I went back to work us well as ever." Severe Colds, stubborn Coughs, lunamcd throats and sore lungs, Hcm-morrhugeH, roup and Whooping Cough get quick relief nnd prompt cure from this glorious uicdlclnn. rule and $1.00 Trial bottle free, guaranteed by Palmer Drug Co. 0. O. F.

OFFICERS ARE SUED FOR RETURN OF FUNDS TAKEN AS SICK BENEFITS. Charges of fraud and misappropriation of funds are made against the entire directorate of the Calirornia District tbranch or the Independent Order or Odd Fellows, Manchester Unity, in a suit filed In Oakland by the order. It Is alleged that the of ficers have distributed $900 among themselves as sick benefits, to which they were not entitled. The following officers and directors are involved: A. Tnniangn, G.

Bona, $100; G. Debendetti, $00; P. Damaestro, $45; O. Prlnclpiano. $73; G.

Dolpogettl, G. Pezzola. $3o; G. Baissottl, $35; S. Toschl, $80; R.

$75; P. Leon- nrdlna, $70, and P. Armaulno, $5. It 1b asked that this money be refunded and all of the records and books of the organization surrendered. This branch of Odd Fellows is In no way connected with the Independ ent Order of Odd Fellows, of which there are two lodges in Sanla Cruz The Manchester I'nity was organized in England, In 1S42, and it has a membership la Europe of 1,000,000, J.

1K not regret your expert-. ences, even though bitter. A Kvery experience develops 4 the character, and an undevel-J. oped character is worse than a stunted tree. 5 5 4 What About a Brush for your friend at Christmas? A brush is used every day, therefore appreciated.

A good one will last for years. Then a Brush Avould seem the ideal thing. If there is yet any doubt in your mind about it, just step in and see our stock. won't be long making a eelectioil. the way to get ahead There are many ways to get aTiead, but you will And thnt one of the main requirements for the success of any plan Is ready money.

The Biireat way to have some Is to lay aside regularly a portion of your earnlnRS." Open a savings account with us. Peoples Savings Bank 69 Pacific Avenue lions 1KJ Christmas Carving; Sets, Fine Silverware, High Grade Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, Shears, Nickel-plated Tea and Coffee Pots, Universal Coffee Percolators, Savory Iron and Enameled Roasters, Ruswin Food Cutters, Bamboo Jointed Poles, Guns and Revolvers, Children's Express Wagons and Velolipedes and Keen Kutter Tool Chests. IAMB HARDWARE (0. Pacific Av. and Church St.

"THE RIM ftNDim CHILD" By Josephine Clifford McCracklu. "The Ilurglar and the Child" passed over the stage at I he Opera House on Thursday, undor very favorable conditions; there was a good sized audience, and the applause was unstinted, which is always a help to the actors. George Hernandez Is an artist who Is at home In any part assigned him, though it is likely that his choice would run to comedy. At least he always understands to put a touch of comedy Into every role he plays. As John Hamilton ho was the blustering but easily propitiated father, from whom the secret marriage of hlB younger daughter 1b kept through three acts, and he learns of It only by a misunderstanding In the fourth.

However, he does not take this matter seriously, any more than he takes his daughter, Hattie, Miss Bolton, seriously, any more than the young lawyer, her husiliand, who is his Kd, (Mr. Collins). It is the first marriage of his oldest daughter that Is of such tragic import that it casts a shadow over all her later life, even to the re-apKarance of the man who was her husband, while In the home or the man whom she has married, believing William Lewis dead. Miss Field plays Alice, the wife of the burglar, and while entering the house One Doctor S.P. Shot Off His Toe.

(Because he carried a loaded revolver in the same pocket, with his handkerchief Henry Ordway, of 'San Francisco, lost two toes on his right foot. Ordway drew his handkerchief from his pocket and the revolver fell to the floor. It was discharged and the bullet amputated two of the man's toes. Lovelorn Girl Shoots Herself. Sixteen years of age and believing that her youthful romance was over, Julia Ward, a pretty brunette, attempted to take her life in the Southern Pacific depot at Third and Townsenu streets by shooting herself.

She will probably die. Robbed Garage of Automobile. Hurry Craig, a chauffeur out of em ployment, went to a San Francisco gaiage armed with an iron pipe. He stood off Fred Durner, owner of the garage, and jumping into an automobile, turned on full speed and dashed out. The police quickly gave chase In another automobile nnd caught Craig at Ingleside.

Precautionary Arrest of Bunco Men. K. T. Rishop, a rancher from Colo rado, fell Into the clutches of William A. Duff and John C.

Howard, well known San Francisco bunco men. They got him Interested in some scheme and went with him to the First National Rank, where he wired his home bank for some money. Detectives saw the two bunco men outside the bank and suspecting that something was wrong placed them under arrest. His Brain Dislodged. After having lingered In a semi-conscious state since October 23d, when he was struck by a flying tire from an antomoblle in the Portola road race, Patrick Mc-Kltrick of Elmliurst died.

His case was a peculiar one, and attracted much attention. There were no outward evidences that his skull had been fractured, but It appeared that his brain had been dislodged by the impact of the wheel. Says Wife Stabbed. Robert O. Parker of Oakland began suit for divorce against Josephine M.

Parker, having, he says, found shortly after his marriage in 1907, that she frequently went on 'hree-week sprees. When he remonstrated with her for staying out late, she pulled the covers from his bed, and stabbed him twice with a carving knife. Accused of Jewelry Fraud. A warrant wns issued for the arrest of F. S.

Cacclatore, a jeweler of North Bench, who is accused of having secured $(ii)io worth of jewelry from wholesale dealers under false pretenses. Inhuman Mother Divorced. Additional trouble Is In store for Mrs. E. A.

Cooper, who was convicted In San Francisco of cruelty to her 10-year-old son. Her husband, Robert John Hooper, filed suit for divorce, charging that his wife is addicted to the use of liquors, and that while she was under the Influence of liquor she burned the hand of her child. UNDER. AROUND ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM TODAY Special Features: SURF -CITY MALE QUARTETTE. ILLUSTRATED SONGS.

TENOR AND BASS SOLOS Matinee Today and Tomorrow at 2:15 P. M. OPERA HOUSE WEEK STARTING SUNDAY, DEC. 12th THE BIG POPULAR PRICED THE ELLEFORD CO. In a Repertoire of the Latest Successes NOTE THE BIG LIST! Sunday The American Girl.

Monday A Flag of Truce. Tuesday Beacon Lights. Wednesday Hello Bill! Thursday The Burglar and the Child. Friday The American Girl. Saturday Matinee Cinderella.

Saturday Night The Black Flag. Between Acts The Wonderful OSBORN CHILDREN In Musical Offerings Prices 15c 25c 35c The safe of seats opens at Tanner Drue Store on Thursday morning KNIGHT'S OPERA HOUSE MONDAY 6" DECEMBER Till'. lUSTIXGI'lSHKn I UtAMATI' AKT1ST HARRIET R. LAB AD IE Will present Chas. Rnnn Kennedy's tii'cn Hay "THE SERVANT IN THE HOUSE" under the auspices of the Young Men's Christian Associa'n SENTINEL WANT ADS PA TOWN CLOCK of the Bentdns, the unfortunate man Is met by his own child, whom he recognizes by her name and the picture of her mother.

The child plays the principal part In these, scenes, little Sophie Osborn, a clever little actress with the sweetest voice, and enunciation as clear and pure as an elocutionist by profession might have. Paul Benton's part was In the hands of Milton Ross; James was Lloyd Hamilton, and Mr. Bacon was William Lewis. Gordon Osborn and his sister a-peared In entirely new dances and songs; It is wonderful wnat new surprises they have In store night after night, and always tne richest, handsomest costumes. The music was splendid, for It wns the full orchestra under the leadership of Mr.

Williams, and the members are all well-known. "Cinderella will be the bill at the matinee this afternoon. POU THAT DT'M. KEEL1NO A FT II EATINO. I have used Chamberlain's Rtouinch nnd Mver Tablets for aome time, and can testify that they have done me more goijd than any tablet 1 ever used.

My trouble was a heavy dull feellna- after entln-Oavld Kreemnn, Kempt, Nova Hcotla. Theae tablets streniftuen the stomach and Improve the digestion. They aim redulnte the liver and bowels. They are far superior to pills but eost no more. Oet a free sample at (.

Tanner's and the Model Drug Store nnd see what a splendid medicine It la. What a woman specially likes about washing her hair Is how long she can sit before the mirror watching It dry. Have only one doctor just one 1 No sense in running from one doctor to another I Select the best one, then stand hv him. No sense in trvinz this iiMnFPTAKIMP. CO I II If TELEPHONE MAIN 70 -H I.

A now doctor ahoul Aw' Cncrrv Pre thing, that thing, for your cough. Care-orar throat and lung twubh-s. Dodors fullv, deliberately select the best cough hoaepreKrihrdUiotOutan. nedicine. then take it.

Stick to it. 1 DiriFir rnQT R. 2. 231 PACIFIC AVENUE I MUST VACATE EM A FEW DAY The balance of the Fire Slock to be slaughtered regardless of cost. Come buy these goods at your own price.

Shoes, Hats, Suits, Overcoats, Trunks, FLEISlu 113-115 PACIFIC AVENUE.