The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 29

EAGLE, NEWS CLASSIFIED ADVTS. 3SIFIED DVTS. 06. NO. 223.

NEW. YORE CITY. SUNDAY. AUGUST 13. 1905.

PAGES 1 TO 10. THREE CENTS: BOHEMIA, WITH ALL ITS CHARMS, IS A LAND OF MANY SHADOWS. CONEY ISLAND BUSINESS MEN PREPARE FOR MARDI GRAS FESTIVAL. When the Opportunity for Happy Marriage Offers, Every Good Bohemian Should Accept It As the Signal to "Go About" On the Course He or She Has Been Sailing Across the Sea of Life; Nothing But "a Straight Course" Thereafter. BY JULIUS CHAMBERS.

THE BROOK DAILY dictate two or three thousand words about Wa were In Bohemia again not that land I of which John Boyle O'Reilly gang eo rhyth four-mile contest at New London or Poughkeepsie- without a halting sentence. Ho knew the game so thoroughly and his eye memory was so vivid that, sitting where he mically, but the basement of the Penslone Jdl Roma, fronting on Washington square. Across ie street from where we were for- getting the cares of the present and laying was, he could go over every yard of the long course with the contestants. For a time, at least, he sat in each ot the boats, spiritually, if not physically. He could feel the training of the jnuscles whenever the stroke was quickened.

The dizziness of exhaustion In the final spurt was known to htm by bitter experience on the River Charles or at Quinsigamond. He could pick out the weak tip scores to be paid on the morrow, dwelt the oldest families of New York people of much method, many dollars and Inheritors of humdrum, commonplace lives that made us aweary to contemplate. The party was exceedingly cheerful on the night la mind. We had forsaken the Pen-stone di Livorno after the tragio death of Mlnota. the little elf-child that took her liter for love of a poet.

A year tad passed. The Laureate of Bohemia had married in the mtRYCMSHtoW. STJWCH. SMUELW.GlMgTZ.LEW3.H.P07rR. rANK ClAYTOAf.

Br T. spot in each of the boats. He understood the meaning of the word "endurance!" That, at least, he had learned at college; and right well did it stand him in hand. When the fall came and boating was over for the season, his enthusiasm found vent in football. Although not a member ot the 'varsity eleven, he had played as a freshman and never had MISSIONAEY WORKERS GATHER.

former Senator William H. Reynolds is The business men at Coney Island who are evening there was a grand assembly in tbe tabernacle. Tbe meetings will continue for several days. down tor a similar amount. preparing for a Mardl Gras to be held Sep I months that had intervened and had dropped It has been almost decided to make the tember 19-23, Inclusive, declare the affair will ascertaining the financial methods of those Islands with the view of having them applied to Santo Domingo if found practicable.

Professor Hollander will have the use of the cruiser Galveston tor hiB trips about the Island of Santo Domingo awl to other, ppinta where he may desire to go. be one of the most elaborate of Its kind committee of arrangements a permanent or missed a game during his college career. He understood that game. also. His boating TO STUDY CARIBBEAN FINANCES.

articles, bearing the now famous name, wera ganization and have it incorporated, so that every fall Coney can be boomed and kept at the top of all pleasure resorts. Accord the pride of the metropolitan press. Without envy, rival writers of sports accorded the palm to Salisbury. His name was now ever held ia this country, and surely tbe greatest that Coney has ever had. The famous resort Is to be decorated from Sea Gate to Brighton Beach.

Coney's business men for the past two years have been giving the Mardl Gras proposition considerable ing to the committee, the sum of $20,000 will Over 20O Have Assembled in Convention at Cleveland. Cleveland, 0., August 12 More than 200 missionary workers are attending the annual convention of the Christian missionary alliance now in sessslon at Beulah Park near this city. To-day's programme included addresses by Missionaries Funk and Evais, of China, India and the Soudan, respectively, as to their work and needs. Following a mothers meeting the Rev. Milton M.

Bates, of New York, delivered an address. This printed over, instead of under, his work, and be collected between now and the first day In type little smaller than the large head If System Is Practicable It May Be Applied to Santo Domingo. Washington, August 12 Professor Hollander, the representative of the President who is investigating the claims against the government of Santo Domingo, will extend his observations to the French and English Islands of the Caribbean for the purpose of ings that announced the results of the contests. You may be sure "The famous stroke of the fete. Already half that sum Is available and nearly all of It has been contributed by Coney Island's business men.

NEW MUSEUM DIRECTOR. London, August 12 A. B. Skinner has been appointed director of the South Kensington Museum, succeeding Sir Caspar Purdoa Clarke, the new director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City. ot Harvard University" always found place beneath bis name.

The plan already laid out calls for a five- day fete, beginning Tuesday afternoon, Sep The Pride of Independence. Very well, that's what Bohemia did for from our lives. He had forgotten us, no doubt, in the glow ot legalized affection, but wt still cherished memories of bim. The poor artisi had become tanious. It was like this: He had forsworn landscapes, for which he had no talent, and had taken to figures, for which he possessed marvelous aptitude.

He could paint a portrait in half a Kay that commanded S50U, and his orders were far ahead of his capacity tor work. Jot that he was an idle fellow, but fee in-misled upon studying his sometimes or a week, before he'd put brush to canvas. When the true moment arrived he could fix the face upon the stretcher with nothing more than the color tubes. He painted from memory, only, requiring tne presence of a "subject" for the finishing strokes with the eamel'a hair. But his fame came unexpectedly.

Ai a test he sent halt a dozen of bis impressionistic portraits to tne annual exhibition of the National Academy. Had on been chosen he would have been over-Joyed. But, to everybody's amazement, the six were accepted and hung in a group by themselves at an end of one of the galleries. Before a week Luks was the talk of art circles ot the metropolis. Not a member ot VBohemla but was rejoiced, Now that sum tember 19, and continuing throughout the week until Saturday night.

The first day will have as Its principal attraction a pageant, consisting of illuminated and decorated him. It supplied the human touch that saved hla pride and did not inflame hla vanity. He attention and it has been decided to make It an annual affair. Many tblags have been tried by the business Interests In Coney Island to prolong the seasons, but none has been successful. When the middle of September comes round and the public schools open their doors for the fall and winter sessions, tbe attendance at Coney Island commences to dwindle and by the middle of October Coney proceeds to put on its winter garb and the natives who have had a successful summer hie themselves to Florida and the West, there to rest until 1 was one of us and- did not outgrow the floats.

Nearly all of them will be propelled friends around him. So confident became he of himself. In his new walk, that when his hard-hearted parent relented, during the winter that came after that summer, Salis Great by electricity. It bas been decided not to have any advertising floats In the parade, August ale such as were noticeable last year. The sec bury wrote to him a curt but respectful letter, saying that he was able to make his own way and desired to be accorded the the warm days of spring draw them back to ond and third days will Bhow something entirely new.

On the fourth day the feature will be a prize automobile display and prizes will be offered for the finest appearing car and the best equipped machine and there privilege of doing so. He accepted the veiled apologies In the letter from India Wharf. What he didn't know was that Salis Monday we will give to all purchasers of $10 worth of goods or more a RE! fine 8-day, half-hour striKe, cathedral gong clocK, guaranteed to Keep good time for 5 years; regular retail price $7.00. will also be a floral parade and a baby show. the island.

The weather here until November usually is delightful, but Coicy cannot be awakened after October and the people cannot be brought around to the belief that the Island bury, pere, watched the Dally Thunderstorm The last day will wind up in a blaze of with the eyes of a hawk and thought his son the marvel of the century's end. He was mer had come and the poor artist had a bank account he had taken himself to Paris and wag renewing faded memories of the Quarter Latin. This was well, for fas heat in more vainglorious about the boy's notoriety Double Green Trading Stamps With Every Purchase. glory. The Edison Company will supply all the electricity required for decorative purposes and every building along Surf avenue, from Ocean Parkway to Sea Gate, will be Bayly could remain open until November and at a profit to the business men.

The proposition than of bis many millions. He liked to see the family name In the newspapers! His magnificent country home at Salisbury to have a fitting celebration at the winding th Roma that night was intense. A Group of Good Fellows. decorated and brilliantly lighted. Strings of up of the regular season met with the ap Plains, nor far from Park Square, became a place ot entertainment for tbe athletes of proval of all of the reputable business men, colored lights will cross Surf avenue, from house to house, between Clayton's Loop Hotel and the Johnstown Flood and Steeple The Vampire, of whom I once told you, had followed Us to the new home of Bohemia.

Harvard, Tufts, "the Tech" and tbe Uni They realized that there would still be big crowds at Coney Island during the last half versity bearing the clty'a name. He became patron of sports. He gave additional Large lot of fine Dining-Room Chairs that origin-ally sold for $1.50 to $2.5 0, the biggest bar-gain you ever saw. Several fine patterns; we will sell them for chase, at West Seventeenth street. The services of a well known showman have been secured and offices have already been opened He had joined the Cloister Club, but its members had soon repudiated him for his natural propensities to absorb and market their quips and epigrams.

These repre ot September and that as it was the lnten acreage to Holmes Field. He built a new BR0THEB tlon of several of the big amusement parks boathouse for tbe Harvard Navy. He re equipped the In short, the eon to close down about September 25, it was sented money to the Monks of the Cloister, had won back his father love. and thoy expelled the Vampire for violating figured that the season could be wound up For three years our delightful companion a by-law In their unwritten constitution Corner Wyckoft Corner DriRgs Ave. 164, 166, 163 and 170 SMITH 219, 221,223,225, 227 GRAND ST I BROOKLYN, in a fitting and profitable manner by having Then he came to us.

It was a compliment, in a Mardl Gras. His way, to lee him again. His presence im ship continued. Sometimes, most ot us were so busy that we didn't meet tor weeks, but we were sure of one another. One morning we read in the newspapers that Salisbury, plied that he could Hurt at least nity cents worth ot salable literature somewhere among A committee was appointed with Instructions to call a meeting ot other business men, and the result was that there was or I in tne sea Beach Palace.

The organization is to be known as the Coney Island Fall Festival Association and Harry Sweatman Is to manage the fete. Charles L. Feltman Is chairman of the executive committee, former Deputy Chief ot Police Ellas P. Clayton is vice chairman and Herbert A. Bradwell, of the Johnstown Flood and New York to North Pole shows, is secretary.

Charles A. Mlncho is chairman of the finance committee and Frederick B. Henderson is treasurer. The attractions represented on the committees are the Johnstown Flood, New York to North Pole, the A. Thompson Scenic Railway Company, Felt-man's restaurant and pavilion, Luna Park, us.

Fifty centa was the price of the dinner ALL GOODS DELIVERED IN UNMARKED WAGONS. Furniture, Carpets, Clothing. the elder, had died suddenly. Within a week each of us who had known Salisbury, the younger, received a letter, heavily bordered wlqe included. And such wine! Thought ot it makes me shudder! But here was the 39c ganized an executive committee composed ot business men of the former town of Graves- in black, announcing that be "must take up Vampire, drinking our literary heart's blood his father's burden," because entire as of yore.

end, who have contributed $100 apiece. The menfcers of the committee have also agreed The Countess had married and had become business had been left to his keeping. With the help of old employee, he expected to ailstress of a modiste a shop near Sixth ave This Steel Bed, Any Size, 3.29 This Bed, Any Size This Bed, Any Size to make additional contributions to the master tbe details ot the business. hue. She was said to be doing a successful Thus we lost Salisbury as a regular com fund.

On the committee are Heiry Grashorn, Frederick B. Henderson, Charles L. Feltman, business In second-hand evening dresses and ureamland, Stauch Palace and, in fact, i Parisian hats not more than a season old. Around the board were Walsh, Colonel Glider. Stoddart, Robinson, Anthony, Goff (now a Judge or something of the sort), and a score of other clever fellows, less famous or notorious.

But there was a break in tne every place of amusement on Coney Island. The committees, representing as they do the reputable business men of Coney Island, have been assisting in many ways in eliminating the undesirable element from Coney Island, and that the work has been successful Is shown by the constantly Increasing gatherings of men, women and children, who find that Coney Island has completely but be never came to New York without taking at least one meal with some of his old companions of Bohemian days. Lately be had Introduced an idea. When an Interval longer than he thought proper had elapsed between his visits, Salisbury would send a proxy to eat and drink and make merry with us. The man always was a capable member of the Somerset or Papyrus clubs.

Such occasions were rare nights for the Vampire and his victims. The Joke market was glutted for weeks that followed. Herbert A. Bradwell, Ellas P. Clayton, Samuel Gumpertz, William B.

Lake, L. A. Thompson, Frederick McClellan, Kenneth F. Sutherland, Edward J. McLoughlln, Charles A.

Mlncho, Peter J. Collins, Lewis M. Potter, Berend W. Baas, Frederick W. Kister, Conrad Stubenbord, Stephen E.

Jackman, E. McConnell and Thomas Ryan. Frederick Thompson and Elmer S. Dundy, owners of Luna Park, have agreed to give $1,000, and ranks that we couldn't forget for a single minute. I refer to Salisbury, of Salisbury Plains.

He was a graduate of Bohemia and cnangea tor tne oetter ana tnat it is now cherished a loving affection for ms alma mater. That this might not ba allowed to escape mention, a dozen quarts of chianti a sare piace ior an reputaDie people and a dangerous haven for the crooks. So many new Ideas found vent. were onened every Bunaay nignt, at nis ex Now we are back at the night with which pense, and his health was pledged again and again, ror you must Know mubuui; iiau come into a great fortune. our chat began.

The penslone was crowded with diners, some of whom have been mentioned. About the critical moment in which the succulent, wriggling spaghetti was This Brass and Enamelled Steel Bed is a beautiful design, with scrpll head and foot boards and extension foot Nearly three years Derore tnis nignt no had come to us sorely disgusted with the worM and indifferent to the promises of the brought on, the street door swung wide and These Beds are the best values at our prices ever offered. They are artistic continuous post beds; the biggest 37 value you ever got; examine them (Only one to I cus- The eclipse bargain sale in fine Steel Beds is in full swing; our own previous efforts outdone. Note the scroll head and foot boards and extension foot rail; brass trimmed; $14 is their ff true worth; one to a cus- Q.yy tomer. during this sale a tall stranger entered.

His Newmarket coat rail; 12 would not be too much; come here Monday and examine them; you will BURNHAM, Fulton Street, Junction tuilh Flatbush Avenue and Livingston Street, Brooklyn. 5.49 future in this existence or the next. His father had cast him off and his sweetheart had renounced him in the same week. His narent thought him devoid of all business touched his heels. He bowed to every one with a single nod, because every eye In the place was fixed upon him.

Before he spoke we had guessed his Identity. be delighted. Special price. lomerj, ior, special. faoulties and unequal to the management or inheritance of the large commercial estab I come from Salisbury!" be said.

Spontaneously, every man and woman of Easiest Terms Lowest Bohemia stood up and shouted: lishment that his father before him had committed to hla keeping in the staid city ot Boston, and which, in turn, he had expected to oonvey to hla only son, the Salisbury we He comes from Salisbury; be welcome!" Before he could remove his topcoat a seat was made for him at the chief table. The all know. The youngster had not aistin aulshed himself at Harvard; indeed, he had Pretty Soubrette-Out-of-an-Engagement proposed tbe stranger's health in a neat little speech, the theme of which was "He comes from Salisbury." When the cheering ceased, the tall Bostonlan got upon his feet, and, In a voice that was exceptionally tender and affectionate, thanked the merry crowd for required five years to get his degree, naving been "set back." But he was one of the most popular men In tho two classes with which he was catalogued. Had there been wooden spoon he would have received it. But when he took his place in the counting facing India wharf he did not show to advantage.

He couldn't add a column of House, Couch, wortl figures, ard he was pleased to make the dls covery. He dldn last long, because hli father was an ogre that fattened on discon tent. He hart turned his office Into a nest of spies, and actually encouraged Informers who broigbt him tales about his first and only cnild. One day the young man went to yacht race Instead of remaining on the wharf 'o check an Invoice of des from Argentina. the welcome he had received and the tribute paid to his friend.

"On this occasion," he added, "I come as tho bearer of a highly Important message. I am Indeed a special commissioner from a faithful subject to the Court of Bohemia and the nobly generous spirits that dwell here. My heart "is big with information, but new to the formalities of diplomacy. I can only speak the words I am directed to utter in the frankness of despair. Know, then, that our beloved Salisbury has taken to himself a wife!" The men cheered, but the women around the board became silent, and the Pretty Sou.

brette showed that she regretted the Joyful speech she had spoken only a tew minutes earlier. However far removed from the hope or expectation of a woman's heart a man may be, she bates to hear that he has been passed Into the possession of another member of her She may affect an indifference that That settled him. He was handed by nis Infuriated parent and told to leave Bos ton. men it was he came to us. Difficult to Make a living.

Quite a period elaDSed before most of us took him to our hearts. He was too liberal 5.49 with his money not a fault In Itself, if we The above pictured Couch is the finest value you ever saw for $12. It is covered with fine velour, all colors, or leatherette if preferred, finely tufted with patent holdfast buttons and deep fringe, 'like cut. Don't miss this chance. You can have one for nad known that his entire resources were TO-MORROW- Certain Articles for Men Will Be Price-Reduced, and Underwear, Hosiery, Corsets and Umbrellas Are Specially Offered.

For Men. MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS consisting of short lines now In stock coloring are both light and dark, and all have separate cuffs. They are worth from $1.00 to $1.50 each. Reduced to 79c MEN'S WHITE SHIRTS unlaundered in three styles open back, with single and box plaits, and open back and front, eyeleted bosoms both having bosoms of regulation height and width also open back, with short bosoms. Made of 19oo linen in bosoms and backs, seams felled throughout, fully reinforced, stayed, gusseted worth fully 75c.

each. Reduced 56c Imported Hosiery. MEN'S HALF HOSE in fancy lisle thread and cotton made to sell for 5oc. per pair. Reduced to 3jc, or 3 pairs for $1.00 Women's Underwear.

SWISS RIBBED VESTS having low necks all are sleeveless-some are daintily trimmed with lace. They are worth from 25c. to 35c. each. Reduced to" Corsets.

J. B. CORSETS in two models made of fine coutille straight front bias and fully gored well boned throughout. Medium high bust deep and medium hips prettily trimmed with lace and insertion suitable for medium and full figures worth $1.25 and S2.00.. Reduced to 69c Umbrellas and Parasols.

UNION TAFFETA UMBRELLAS 26 inch size, with silk taffeta case and tassels a large and exceptionally satisfactory assortment of imported handles is offered in gun metal, cape horns, buck horn and fine French boxwood all trimmed with sterling and made to sell for not less than $2.50 each. Now ALL-SILK UMBRELLAS of superior construction cases and tassels to match, and the handles are similar to those above quoted. They are made to retail for $3.25 each. Now $2.00 PARASOLS. We shall offer to-morrow every parasol now in our stock at a greatly reduced price.

limited to S500; but his name was one of the est known in tho commercial world and despised commerce more than we coveted Is not real, but the sting of being overlooked is there. SSiiiiiirliVi''iwi liFiiiiniiTmnMiiwmiMi Wxim ETTDWKtl A wealth. We naturally thought him a "ringer In," who affected a love of Bohemia and was patronizing us. Poor as was Bohemia In We Furnish a Room Flat, this world Roods. It.

cnulri not enriurn to be patronized! But we were mistaken. The time came, and that very soon, when Salls- I a ROOM FLAT, 4 The Best Place in This World. "Salisbury directed me to tell you frankly what many people before me well know-namely, that be bad lost the love of his father and bis sweetheart on the same day, four years ago. The devotion of his parent returned to him; now, the heart of the girl Dury ibbi aime had been spent. In despair he turned to a few of us on that eventful night and confessed his lmpecunloslty.

He told us how and whv he had been dis With Fine Furniture and Fine Axmlnster Carpet, for Including Splendid Carpet, COMPLETE FOR inheritedpalliating the outrageous conduct of his parent, as all of us agreed. Then It was ne oecame or the Inner circle. He was no longer the patron of Bohemia, an wn hnd unjustly thought him to be but craved a We Deliver All Goods at the Price and on the Terms Advertised Without Quibble or Evasion. Call and See Us. i place In the ranks.

"How can I make a living?" he asked, with a pathos that touched every heart. Some of us were In executive places and our thoughts were concentrated on devising nn excuse for giving him employment. Suddenly I blurted out: filS 25c Weekly 1 845 75c Weekly i S75 Worth. 1.25 Weekly 30 SOC Weekly! 60 Worth 1 .00 Weekly 1 1 CO Worth 1 WeeKly in he never ceased to love has melted and he li forgiven! Outside, In a cab, Is a wedding cake, specially baked for sou. It 'will be brought in and cut at the end of the feast." As the stranger sat down, Salisbury's own valet entered, bearing a monster cake, Bnowy with Icing.

It was placed In the con. ter of the largest table. There was little more ot the dinner. Its regular progress was forgotten. "A glass of champagne and a piece of wedding cake for every one of you," spoke the guest of the night.

"Such were the orders of Salisbury a command that shall be obeyed!" And It was done. The proxy of the Absent One cut the cake, and so contrived that the piece with the ring fell to the lot of the Pretty Soubrette. Then the happiness of life In double harness was toasted by the lonely Bohemians who pretended to hold It In such 111 favor. Next, the oldest bachelor In tho party, a lifelong scoffer at matrimony, spoke up from his corner seat: "Salisbury is right, my friends. 'Bettor "You were on the crew at Harvard, weren't you 'Yes; rowed stroke two years and wan captain In my senlor-yenr," he replied, with quietness tnat cnormort.

"Very well; you're fixed for tho summer. CHARGED WITH ABDUCTION. at any rate," one of the editors at the table exclaimed. "Can you write a descrlDtlon of noai race 7 "I never tried, hut I can sign one." "Exactly my Idea!" shouted the editor. That's what I want.

You will watch the SCHM'S CHOP HOUSE. From 11 A. M. to 1 A. M.

A la carte, Fish, lobster, Game in all styles. Welsh Rarebit. Stewed Iripa a specialty. 395 Fulton itreet, oppo site City Hall, and 376 Adams street, City. prumsslonnl and the IntercolloRlaie rnKos tne nest man the wandering wing more ove keeps com- CORNFIELD'S CORN CURE.

Only rational trentnieiu Tor corii wartM, bunions nru) callouses. Trial t'l'ttle fnounh to cure tha whole family, 25 OnU. HpmU-tnmf In postaKf stumps accepted. V.v CLIMAX CHEMICAL CO. vrmlnrs.

L. N. OPIT. with a man1 and a we Oman, than the Parpet Floors No longer cost more than enrpeta; nre more economical, more nrtistic and certainly more hygienic. We mnmifiK'ture and lay floors at the lowest possible prices for Rood work.

Ask us tor designs unci estimates. Terwilliger 'Mfe. 302 Fulton St, Brooklyn. Phone 2334 Main. "We will discuss the salnry (mention when Police Say Coudert Has Been Living With 15-Year-Old Girl.

The police of Coney Island last night arrested George Coudert, 20 years of age, who lives in Newark, on a charge of abduction. They claim that he has been living witb Lillian Morris, 15 years old, of Belraar, N. at 12 Brighton place. Coudert is an employe In connection with the airship at Brighton Beach. The Morris girl disappeared from her home on August 2 and went to Coney Island.

There she mt Coudert, the police say, who Induced her to live with him as his wife. He will bo arraigned In the Coaey Island court this morning. you come to the office to-morrow." SUGAR BIQ CAPITAL. Albany, August 12 Tna Portlllo Supar Company was Incorporated to-day with 000 capital to operate principally In Cuba. Tho main oflleei, la In New York and the directors are Ooorgo P.

Anderton, Faun W. Freeborn and Ellis Aldrich, ot New York, and Wlllinm H. Irwin and Angelo C. Freeborn, of Ensnada de Mora. Cuba.

The WemllnRor Steel Piling Company, of New York. haa also been Incorporated' capital, 10fl.OOO; directors. Julius R. Weni-llnner, of Brooklyn; Joseph N. Scranton, of Eat Orange.

N. and Arthur W. Ransomc of Cllftou, StaUu Island. mats a matter of secondary linpor-ance," replied Salisbury with alKh nf re TENTON. 115 Fulton at.

N. T. lief, as If the cares of this world had been lifted from his shoulders. Hhallower, ever-hunted happiness that wo lone bachelors and spinsters seek." These words produced a profound Impression cast a momentary damper upon the Jollity; hut many as were the speeches uttered during the long hours of a quickly moving night, no words that were said attached themselves to our hearts and clung there like those of Old Bachelor Button. iiohemla is very well as a diversion; but the real thing Is Houig, CARPET ALTERATION AND I KAIIKi O.

City or Country Work. Stnd osuil to hav rMTentatlve rail. SMITH KT. BRuOKMN, N. X.

The novice developed a remnrknhlo fnenltu Tor describing a boat rnee. His keen KNICKERBOCKER STEAM CABPET CLEANING 8Uii KKNT AVK. Tel. 3244 Pronpeet. All Kinds, 4c.

Per Yard. jnever lost a point In the enniect un'nM kit with hla buck to a Etcnuerauher-and STfia PcfiCQ Wanhinjjton and Johnson Sis.Tafc tttg 10 rl SSaj passenger elevators to 4th But, .1.