Trenton Evening Times from Trenton, New Jersey • Page 9

CLASSIFIED AD VERttSIP OF ALL KINDS IS Mi A.NL A CENT A WORD. PHONE 2 REAL ESTATE SALES AND TRANSFERS: ALSO FIRE DOES $300 DAMAGE ONIGHT'S EVEN1 ONE VOTF COSTS FOR AND ABOUT WOMEN SUFFRAGE EATS PRIZE CANDY, 11 to say I am C'U- S' i i 11 i 1 i i i i I I i i I I i i 1- i i I I a i i i I I i i i i i i i i i i i 1 -e I a nA-v! i CT i i i i IIM Hli) i 20-TE EY lla I 1 STAWTI Vn S3 a i i i i x. .1 ii O-F FARTH -I. a 1 11 i a i I r. Jl I lersey Senators Split.

Fight Will Be Renewed in Next Congress r- sv i c- I 1 I I flr .1 i i V- --H-T S0 i i i a r'-- i i i a i i Th i -1 i I i 1 i hf i tt- yni 1 1 i i i i P. i rati.scil. 1: ,11: i i i i i rd I Feb. one tjvi-t -fuu-r-t i i lC rnrt i i i I i-vji A i i i 1 i I I i u'a i a a.t 1,, i I i i i bis i i i i i a i i i ho a i i in 1 a i i Valentines, -a-od-- Party Favors. Choice Variety.

New Dix A House Dresses for Spring. and Draperies This i I i is vory timely. It is i certain to i in with thrifty honsewives' a i i just at 1 i most women a i nr-w things for the home for the we announce thLq their A Rug for Every Room, at Special Prices I i i atmosphere is very-. cnsy to a i i a i dm; lias the choVismg of i Ivi -this--store- nEr nt tiT i i are 1 A quantity of floor samples and dropped patterns in small size Rugs, varying in size -from 22 by SS'iiicliua to 3 by feet, specially grouped for "qtiick clearance. Hi tJT5 arc Asminstcr, Body Brus- all nrialitips i i a i Is niSw pKisslhle, i I I rn a i a I .1 a ct'iHury l'l Susan A it a to i fs 11 rcnowrri tho i i a roti-cn'n yesterday D5 i 11 rs orif a JVqu in-'l i fnr a i i.l i ion.

a 'JD Senators r-mt i a -JUT aifiat -U- hri-'-f i K'H- i i i a i i i a a 1Q. by a of VM i a of the i a i iv'-s i by crowds of -lr i i ions a a i incidents, i previous Senate on tho i i i "wore larking. VASSAR GIRL DEBATERS JUST SMILE AT CHALLENGE OF PRINCETON BOYS I I I I I looks as if I-'Oeuvre. a a newspaper, I i i hupps for a debate i i publisher ft Aeries of letters i realized, '('he i a i n-rmoris a havo 1 to sprimievly i writerr to zriv I i i i a i tu ti I A romme'nfa o'ri" ri KU 'euVlous olTjinTliirir i i a i to the point, a eat -while In KM i i a i a In the i nf the, a i hi the base- of the store ot C. E.

at i Broad anr! i-'econd Streets, i Theatre--Concert. i I i a wooden partition a a i of crates a I lire. of tho fact that, i frre- frot a start tfmonS" I am 1.1« I was a tu combat. I caused clajnaRe a i 2 an-i 3 and 2. in I'lmrjrp of Assistant i -1-annlni; I a i i ilcdill, I i i a a I i 1 i i Cat a A i i i a St Si a 1 'in urea, HI 1' ures.

a i 1-Trt ures. I re- 1 A collar la ofLen i silk frillffi-. I i ws. the college styled. I 1 i i ftisonrr Vfi'-fiii-'r" i i is frivcn in thin A i a i iouiul su many Americans alTert." "How i a 1s amusing I i ai a a i revpl.ition of i a 11 May we floiJc "for a oo'nlrl'butioii a "to i i i i 'll to thp last managers of IP i pxprfssed oonlldenpe i of RpctirinE: thp onp vote they iminediately (he vote WS3 (viifrrapre lo.irlers issued strit'-ments, i i i i the Senate i a a fight wvild he rerre-wrd In -the-msrt Con-- prress.

of the resolutions trTif'rally pre'lieted that success be a a i then. and 31 i a for the lay, i I pi-moerats and 11 -a It. 1 Vf-tlie and pa.ired. were rp- '-oriVd in affirmative and four, in nocrativp. inclipatlncj that senti- of Pn mpmhpr.c; stood 63 -to 11 1 'favor- of Bin rprohitlon.

The roll -rail' follows': I'l-mo'-rats. Ashurst, Oulberson. Sou'h I i a JOIJPS. of X'PW Ttf-wl. BESSIE ABBOTT DIES Xira I i i Abholt noted atfo iiw an opt-rulio.

tiiniTPr. CIPTP i i i i i a homo, a ill 1 yp'ara. Miss A ft HIP 1S12. she i a i i T. a Story, the srulptor, was born in 7 8 a niverdale, N'.

f. "--ho wa.s pennilesB her father died, but berame internationally fa- nious as TE1.1. OEJJET-S ICdwnrd Alpott, who died i i last A a i wijt vrhirk- TV-ITCS Hre -now dis- wns particular as to comp a he knit, a i to witne-s-ses, appeared today i surro- i rourt, i a i A is SPPklnff to prevent Mrs. A i i i A from receiving the of th" estate. AlPott'3 a i i wa.s a parrot Tin tiad christPnpd "Jiilly." oj.Q.cx.-tlmiLS.-Mr-^-ALc 01 about accompanied "by a doer, and ahvaJ's bad one of his pets i "him.

SONS MUST BE SOBER IVUTTF 1 A 1C H.nmlrl Li. W- "riii K. I a of Vonkers, must walk a TTne i the youngest is 21, if they would share any part of. the estate nf the.ir i Her will contains the following i of the sons be Ir'ad- int; a dissipated life, one-half i.f i a iq tn bf tlivided tn KILLS WILDCAT BY BLOW WITH AXE I a i "wag passing i a of trees a with hi.s dog, a wiUle.at darted across i p'ath. a i mal.

i was i i of a a i beast, it leaped i (rj-fiund, i i a a i i Trother's or their i be paid to charitable, state was valued at more, than A I FOR COW MARIETTA. of thi.i N.ionri-'V bell of an horhe- h.i'd ii.miinsTfir and cow has bpen started rt--Hte-snari-- inj? creature-, tvl sank its teeth in i a side. Th cat, disre- ThL. 1 chopper dodged, ran towar his ax lay find seized it just R.S the animal nia-de another spring, il'e the Made deep in the i a throat, i i It, DO'G BITE lOLLS BOY MIT.T.SBORO. Feb.

TLnameled Our bi'g house section this -week presents a salf of fnanicl. jpr.e.. which will a 'M 10 to 15 per cent. NOT A SALE OF SECONDS, BUT A NO. i QUALITY If'A RE, EVERY PIECE.

Main Fltior. Specialze The a a Wonder Hat, STORE Open Close, 6 P. M. A New Shipment of PYREX Newly Created Sprtaj Soils promise of. gray, OUt-OT-dbors lime is visualized in the new spring displays aiiuouuced today and they a hut tJe vanios are very proupod a.sp.ecial lot of ro i i itiRJ ll.

Hobinfon, Rhcp- a the arrest of the woman in i'o'tipr-ction i a relating to the of children in TTiV iS-year-old'sbn ot Jamea died in acoriy from rabies', duetto a mad docj bitinii him through the nose tercst and importance for this pur- Thompson. Vardatrtan -unusual case, hut could do nothing 5 Tapestry Brussels fiugs, special at $2.00. 3 Sanford Velvet special at $37.50. 10 Axminster special at 10 Body Brussels Rngs, special at $45.00. In" each gronp, but very specially priced- Group No.

1, Special at $1.75. No. 2, special Group No. 3, special at $5.00. Grass Rugs I i Kre- i i of a i i JOHPS.

of Kpllo-rtr. T.aFollPttP. I.pnroot. i NVlson. Xorris, Pare.

1 Shcr- man. i of i Prho'ot'; f-'tPTllne. PinlreTTand. --J1T --Trttai for, Votinir airninFt (he were. I I A IIAMFA'x, N.

Hilda an i heroine amonsr a a who saw service in Russia, I''lancU'rs and aloni? the I a in 1 ront, a p.i5i%cng;pr on i i sailed i f.ir NPW York, after, arriving ICnslnn-d. STip is on hnr way to the I i States on a spppial mission to aid In the a i i a i LEPROSY AT HARRIFBT7HO, Fet. of n. of 1 1 i i at the a a of Health frdiru i the a i i Gua dilegs. a Braddock baker.

He un- der puard and his establishment In charge of health authorities. CliaraclerlsUu of this "son7 they the nish lines at shoulder, sleeve and collar. A clean-np sale of every sample Grass on. our floor at the uni- orm discount of 3.T on market valnes one ago. The special prices on prescHT'valires fully making this the opportune tirrje to buy for summer needs.

id- and Tn the assortment are Crex, sVsJ7.es are'. 4 ft. 6 in. bvT i i i Cny, TFardwiPk, TTHrhrnrk. a i "of 'Virtrlrirn Pom- PnnlihMrj-, Simmons, i of i of.

Foil th Carolina: ablp'd. PREFER MEN AS WORKERS 1 S. hlif-an'; P.aird. Borah. Bfran- TMllineham.

Hale, 1 Mr-" i 111 tinJ T.rrlpToy rn Peri-ipe show that requests from em- jaloy.era for fi-malg help have I'iXnrWi Clean-Up Sale of Cretonnes FORMER VALUES PP-T6- 7Gii, SPECIAL AT 3f An assortment of short lengths in Cretonnes, varying in length 10 the "pieces left from our busy season's selling in this department. Splendid as-sFtment of patterns. Weeks-- 1 TotrTl. 'iv. The -following were palrcfl: Cinmherlaln.

of Orppon, and Mart i xrf i i Rrpd. of Missouri: of Virsrinia, and nf If Jf 4S per cent, since the tvhl by -women for have do- only 12 per Shirt Waist Boxes A assortment of the useful Matting Cohered Shirt Waist Boxes, eight different Extraordinary Values Are These $18.75. S22-5B $25.00 "of OKI w-i Tr i nf i and Kinsr. of with 'of and Phel.in, of i i and I-'nll, of Xew Mexico, i i of Nirw Jprwy's Spnator? spilt on i voting for it and I i ajrainst it. the a afrain -io- a i his plpriep to Support w.ir- I i policies by President WOULD DROP "MRS.

are taking that i In new movempnt Is steadily spreading amonR Tnnrr.ied whe--Tva-ve a rpptita- i in public i to i the use of i maiden name, dropping the prefix "Mrs." ro- -GOT- FP-. Toong (receiving prift. of Thank I hope sha 11 jipw be able to 'write better ser- The L.ady-^1 hope so. Bo'ston SEEK A Wilson. DENY p-et an American hns- and seems the than forty pnr cent, of the Parision you tit; all events that is the result of an tnqntry conducted by i repair daily effective-.

use GrapeNuts a delicious and ing food. Brasses Every variation of the mode is here. Silk, wool and "dresses of combined -materials. All charming. Cedar An exeoptionai-showin-gi-o-f genuine jiessee Red Cedar Chests, guaranteed moth irrgfrh polished'; srith-- smart ne-w Wk)o4-SeFge wc-are featuring these prices will attract a great deal of attention.

They are in ex- STREET EXTENSION -itirm- to Puhlie of Women who axe''' getting tHei side trays various sizes, $7.95 to $35.00, elusive new models and everything about -thetrt -is smart and fashionable. The styles "are in the advanced models, with panel sides, novelty tunics, three tier ruffle tunics; etc. Many with novelty belts, various 'collars; some handsomely finished -with flat military braid, others piped with satin. i AvepTie. I Bamboo Tabouretfes "steeves," collars, acid to their- attractiveness.

df m't-an of anil a Company, was i yes- i i railed for i of the rrms'srrrEr ner A'-'-nue oynertslon nf a i Avp.ni^, i it was Is rHrecT rouT mr traJTic. Thr wardrobes ready for wanner mates wfHvii-nd valiies offered that no want to neglect for immediate use or 'to anticipate the tiifure. SPECIAL AT 75c. if of ti There are Dresses made ou linca parlku- larly suitable for misses and In such i accorri- IIIIT to law, the "hodv havlncr nf the finances of the i a i In yurh ehnnges shall lur i n.t»-ig i a n-rmT-prroa genuine bamboo, speeiall-y- priced i --They p-to 1.U1 UlilO 3 i i round tops; 14 inches higiu copen and STORE )AY be ti party'To the action, I I' wns held Hoard nf. Sedond Floor.

does not c.nrne In that catefrory. Trust You orij, 1 the Sonth Broad Street and Tardville line wonder why the'cars run so much better ort the south side of. Street. There's I I I St. H.

M. Voorhees Bro. Trenton, N. J. vtUgjtjffg I One Big Egg In LITTLE TVER PILLS FOR CONSTIPATION of time.

headache, Indlgeaffon and to clear up a bad complexion. PALE FACES Genermlly Indicate ii of Iron la tha Blood eondhkm fEllVTCB to store is ceHtered in id- elusive agencies of any. house in our line in all hfew There's only ONE egg in our basket-Highest Quality "61" Varnish. Vitralite. Enamel.

White Hnamel Bridgeport e. Paints and Interior finishes. a reason. TJie Puhlie Service Cor? Roratloii furnishes the "juice" to rtin cars from Liberty Street to Yarcl- ville, because power plant of the local company Is being spared to keep the rest of the lines running. -White Horse ana Tardvl.lfe the Public Service as they are pretty sure they start on a.

ride the revolve" frBm oi'mtiii ur liiiTpuctoit. tu i i i the. switch State and Broad Streets has already resulted in two slight accidents and may lead to a A. -few ago the traffic policeman there sijj- naled east and west traffic on State. Street to go ahead; A Ford Stoves and Heaters Reduced February Furnij MMm A complete line of oil stoves, gas heate'rs, parlor stoves, kitchen ranges, and combination gas- com HI' cvcrv on in omr basement store.

range from. $5.95 on oil to on JtUJJelhettei- ranges. XVilhiir car.Btii.rtGd Intn turued-j: Street and crashed into the damaging it -slightly. Maa the motor- 'to-a--hait--tlie-Ford would have prob-- senders seriously injured. Another near-accident occurred Sunday 'nighf because of failure to properly turn I Wick.

A i i a car staned to go west on State Street Wilbur car began to turn into Broad Street jytd the Brunswick Avenue car rSTarming: 'passengers. "Qiilclt appli- I cation of the brakes averted serious I consequences. --The switch In front of Rijtefs drug store, used by west-bound trolleys to turn into Broad Street Is dc- fectiyc and a -rubber washer has III Ii to Evei7 Washer Tiaa" Iroin one side of the switch and placed the other side to enable the cars to make the curve without jumping the tracks. "What's the rubber In the switch for 1 Inquired a wag on Hiker's corner yesterday afternoon, "To catch the rubber-necks," answered a trolley inspector. --Getting a pleasant "thank you" from a woman to whom he had given a transfer, a Broad Street co-ndofctor Blankets and Comforters" Our entire grade, full size blankets and comforters are being dosed out in Sale at reduced-tie this MITH BROS I xrnnTM ORTH BROAD tlold, Raw Nights Suggest Blankets PreVty hard to sleep tljese nights if you are cold, but with plenty of 'window up you will wake up from a.

good night's rest feeling; Blankets, large size, reular price. $4 and $4.50, sale price $3.19 pair. Blankets, large size, regular price Blankets, large size, regular $9.00 sale price $7.20. nn --price each. Comforts, regular' price sale price $3.65 each; price $4.40 each.

Comforts, regrular price $6.50. 'sale Comforts, regular price J7.60, -sale price 36.00 each. Comforts? regular prjpg each. All otheK QpmforU in reduced Then the Morning A touch of a matcl a "Neseo" ckill S5.UU The Februa Furniture --Bright i slujjlu allck of comes manufacturefs O'- the. very highest class--artisans of the furniture craft who knot? so well how to construct furniture to last a lifetime after periof 'esvgmsMo-iriodern needs; nfa the character and beauty the originals, thus veloplng a new furniture art in uoaful --Of such are the stocks wii-h which this store has provided "itse for the February Furniture Saie.

NEA'RLY THE Awnings, Slip Corers, Upholsteries May we suggest it is an opportune time to place an order for either or all of your wants in above mentioned lines, Spring tqlron and oo.t4m (riven ajid samples Act right away. Drapery Section, Second Floor. NEWSPAPER!.