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THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE TIMES, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1911. FIRST SECTION PAGE THREE. FRENCH PEOPLE, FRENCH TONGUE Famous MacDougall $07 Rotn, Living Rotm, Dining Kitchen 0 4 Rooms Supplanting the in Canada and Causing Grae Consideration. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 10 O'CLOCK Green Trading Stamps 4ifo oms GALLIC DOMINANCE IS FEARED CREDIT laurier Has Not Gicn tp Hope of Popularizing on all needed Furniture and I Russ for Thanksgiving. 4Roo ms Pay the Bill next year.

Cash Delivers This Outfit Lowest Prices. Bj 0H5 B. B05X, Biggest ISaaeuai rwww I at 125 stock. Motor Trucks 4 Rooms I 'aula l'a(-a k4 la aa- ata-a aae nawa tar at of a la ra-ai aa eT a -1 i iaB It tftal fa taa at. etataa.

aa ta- far a Guarantee Prompt 3f Jnpnn Housekeepers the world over know the cele of All Goods brated MacDouffall Kitchen Cabinet Uio best and moat complete cabinet in the Deliveries In Time for world. The BlacDougali Kitchen 4 Rooms Cabinet is the greatest means of economizing time; saves a to Cash Delivers This Outfit THANKSGIVING IT" hours hard kitchen labor I because of Its compact convenience. riena sells these ca.b-lnets on 425 easy credit terms. This Complete Dining Room Set 4 Rooms Friend Cash aa rleea.ai UIUU. WEiiat, HJ, a IV I -r "'T a kif.

I.a:;.. la if- Urv- ul li'-ie la fcaf i W-a r(4i a-! JM iu. saettai. intoi aa-i lc a a mm aaB aaua A Bo-Bar a rn-nt Ma m.l-'-t'-m '-a STanaaav la ilf I r-a- i r.Ba'ae. ei 'na i aw.r,.-,ia a 4oiauirf I aavl ha aa! Law Tsus is I i taa ImXT a IB, frt! Btraataaa a nvm lm tan.

tv. at i lo ma a fw Baaa af ti rv enn-' B- sm tlua aaaaa-ra. Ba! aa a. a kt (- I aa. ate r-in-Tana aaMraa fta I tat ta t-.

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fta a "4 Itr cMr xl fr i JU a- ra trta I r- Uv la -n-r Promotes Homes -La 'Delivers mm I II 4 II Friend's Brass Bed, Layer Cn, 74? Felt Mattress and Box This Outfit Not the Cheap Kind mil life Wm4R mu. II II ILfe: Friend's Bed Room II IITa-wirni. a III -5--t I II IT 11 Roomful of Living Room SlflH i $14 75 Dining Room Library Furniture laaa A tm ItN rt taor'- This handsome FIVE-PIECE SET OF Kitchen EARLY ENGLISH FURNITURE in the popular mission style, consists of Large Arm (Rriuav a i iuu (rum ovioxi to a arm ar mT ttwKmm. mm I a saiir than uwiaL Hac u-Kl Is an snaaara tr. i m-4-T rp-i lha rrnw-h Ca-W4' 4ntrtbl ypm of rltt.

if baar4 -nair, Arm KiocKer. Small Rocker. IJhrarv Table and fine Art Portable Lamp. Either gas or elec trie. Every piece of furniture Is made substantially tJUST LIKE CUT) CXVER5 Nothing to compare Vi I i''' with thin ha ever been "S-IA5, bon-n on the market.

smJr iarEtali I lulmlll. )la la ifi not, fr-uc! BS1 ri4fi ir. it lit. a I'aiu lua Is r-nataa a r-ijf tir a rl a aa taf nlr Irailj- U. bcau a.r on lll.

MaoHr Inaioc TMe (fall ettrnaion) worth 25.00 SI bo Snlt Krai Leather ttiir worth .00 Complete Brass Bed Outfit $24-75 OUR 4 Total. Magnificent larse MhhhIvb Continuous 1 a Urass Hed with 2-inch poats: very best French lacquer; a tine, well-male, hih-class oox Iaelndlaa; Fine nox Spring I.mer-I'elt Mattreaa. nanatome MaKslve Br worth Si5 most expensive and best kind Tmkrm mn FmAiHrmt A pert. umtiia Kaa anjlrr4 a political aPrf bau. ta rk4tH t-iat a4.

a I aliratteD flrparttziBC t-a imimM at la IkMw at tbm at Itw 'rr. taivuaa H' prM I liva Jrt a rm tn Lruv A splendid Extension Table and six Chairs at a ridiculously low price. The title Is heavy with massive pedestal and band-carved claw feet. It is made of the net quality solid oak. Cntshed In golden with hieh piano polish.

The chairs have real leather bos seats, and are unusually durable. Pay anywhere else and you lanre (ieaalne Bix .75 f36 i worth a Very 8oft' lUKUrious Eura lino htt tayer- iTrr ff' MaltrfM. all for lt Muttrem. worth, fsu It Irt the (rreatest bar- rsaln ever offered anywhere. Total sua won 1 ouy a Dei.er aming room ouini.

a rv know as moat Brtilth trwutra- la IS mp4t. uf.icli) mora jl irwa lma.m. Xrt II r'ii-l t't In yrara or lea mur than half of tuLai.a imuru aiiu of Tr-H aatt.iaMr arvd it rrvnt comll. reciprocity really the roTernmer. p.t at the pnlnt It believe he enlarged to approximately the size of the 7 mt on.

Ijleral nwspair to mot ru riadT" Infl'eotlaJ pii jti.e oiner provinces, ami secure control tuna ti mm th rm Un-llk, tra Mnl IteraW have been i caiition between th Tnrtea and nev. ral hundrel" mil lies of wa ctast ji.rav ib.r aa a- iv 1 Famous Singer to Help Fight the White Plague aic r--t on in roe-iiiia v. huukoq uay, inciuillni; tort Churchill. -Si Plii -w i un'Ml uai. till IUU1 class and crime were forgotten and the woman's heart shone through the gloom of sadness and made other hearts rejoice.

On a bitter winter day, a couple of years ago. Nina Dimitrleff, daughter of le-t irat i aiTOiim oi nurilull beinir tlie only tf.e tjtaral rxrT St l-e avat iini-erial ch-m practicable harbor on the shores of the Him it nwl cn iucn uiiami sea, and ha therefore been a famous general protege of an empress With a l-fo fola. le II ilred think erei.ll. I me terminus oi tne projected nothing at ail? Mr. lWden Intimates Mn.l.c.n Uav railway which Is to uli-e the that he has not et had time to work wli.

at of U'exiem r.n..lj Nina Dimitrieff Promises to Aid" queen was sleighing with a party of friends. They came to aaaaoa oai sow lo r. I- a iWMII tnts M. la --tuia on- aVV Ftaab uvivmnxm it aa 1 rato l.rmr I' B' aa ha can a a.a ftn4 a r.a.;r Km farm. Lo-n4! liortR.tA wHl taaa it of Ma aarla I la n-a I fron aufMtir.

IVfa a 4urfi (Vallate jaii I Axa a aa aa t.aciian ai-iif "Tftera t-' tirl that a mea1 aai-rara La It (a aor rlsir t-at thia view r.as en out a scheme, but tiat If is llaely the route to Kiirrme there has Keen a cross-roads, where the other road led ly rr Hfrwl l-aurwr Ttlm e. heme of tn rovernment will rivalry between Manitoba, Saskatchewan in the Sale of Red Cross wea-a ei" a ll -m mnmin i rei- in imu. mp nen i.ia new niario as to Its ult'tnate pt)sesion. rian I. rea-iT me c.uniry am nave an anilol.a has now detinltolV Won out.

Seals hile in City. sung with the golden notes which had made her the idol of a continent. When a few young society women of Pittsburgh heard that Nina Dimitrieff was coming to Pittsburgh for the first time, to sing at Carnegie Music Hall, on Thanksgiving night, thv wondered' if she wouldn't pause awhile'to help them in the work of good in which they are engaged. So that is whv the young women of the Dispensary Aid Society of the Tuberculosis League of Pittsburgh wrot and asked her if she would help them open the sale of little Red Cross seals, fehe answered that she will. Naval Cadets Caught Cheating.

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 25. For the first time in the history of the naval academy, four cadets have been caught cheating at examinations. As a violation of the code of honor, the matter was turned over to the midshipmen for action and the four cadet3 were forthwith punished by their fellows with 75 demerits and restrictions for the rest of the year. dj of apaerlw in liou.a'.

lur1fa wfcHO took "T- sa to rm a rii-epr ic left! oa the luw It Ms tl iwrtunity to pronounce upon It. Th: Hut the feasibility of the Hudson Hy mar mean a im or a tteneral route has yet to be demonstrated electttn It Is irniriiani that the To- i l.lil is an uncertain harbor, the rvnto News, one Mr. lrden" I'aT'liniC 'iwires of Hudson bay in treacherous aupporters. predirta an election. This iwith shallow water exten.llni; out fur way off to one of the dreaded convict camps of Siberia, The Jolly party, whicti Included a couple of grand dukes as well as folks of lesser rank, saw trailing down the road, a gang of convicts doomed to the penal settlement.

Some of the women of the party laughed at what thev saw; some of the men sneered. Nina Dimitrieff, however, ordered the driver of her sleigh to stop. Than r- ,1 i tn ,1, i ap. I -J. to- ti.er Tr it h4 "a ra.iT afalaal ltt.1 lutarter laat r'Taern 'aaatiaa r.

tr-er. ftut la taaua la a swlr4 fvmatna a tfta til-Ja- a r.a ea -tai Ir. rt ranter In tha eiioaJ of tiw matter n- a the eleetl--lia 4 ho beUev1 tr.e cuur.try had a.a.ta- a tMsuk ha kaly rerta4 tbe AitBlr. ha added. couid hardly come wnhln a year, tut miles and shlflintc sediment.

But the even then it would klve the i anadian most aerious drawback Is the Ice In the people little opportunity to naaplain 'straits leadli. from Hudson hay out Into V. I 1 it.r, W.re ftwlla.l OI Not loner aco a Pittsburgh man, who haa both musical tastes and a touch of sentiment, was telling a little story about a slnKer famous on the other side, which showed that she had as her greatest trait the heart of a woman. It was a story or the steppes of Russia and the road to Siberia, and of how, for a passing hour, aa rttiaiie. la a Lar between anl-tn fiormrn and preparation v.a v1.r.-J..-r.

it tnese straits are nav qiientiy ffiouth. igable fx three months in the year. It about- the mot that can be claimed f.rX(7 Manitoba Tri-n'lory. I aew a4aa (ai.tiiiuM ha yr of m-ai azvl otner pr-w foe f-m r.a- t-rm Ir ir.er-s:s h-a purposes) I ad aa a iw. fca a.wrta:m jr a.

to wnat eed br tba deleai of reeipricsty. ai Umi aaea tadie. t. I nainUlmtlll BS to IAa winter air and on the ears of her astonished companions and the more astonished victims of drastic laws, a song of the heart of their native, their best Russia, for thrm. evert hrlfsa.

the Hudson An aareement has been reached le- l'y route seems lo have reached ttic Mace of practical development. Murh of on aaa a tal Iseaea. la no5 fitra. hla iauaa's was eertaliJv Hot I laeen lomlnl-n and the sVxsGf I tal Mt ase eal oat I ta: ora lu beiwed tha eht to ba 1 iTovlnce of Mamlol.a by which the faatera ao.1 fo- tal Tfca poa- rr-fcl It may. however, take a d.flM stamp province, as Manitoba n.is La Lar.a- la tia ptsnsjta-aa u.awr been known on account of Its diminutive I if Canada, la to a ijk.jrker lt aa auift to I tl la attarainc jajpearanca on ti map As to the vast new areas which the new part.

lion adds to the territories of Manitoba and Ontario, practically nothing la known. They are uninhabited ex cept for a few band of Indian and Ks- kluio and the stuff of an occasional Hudson Hay Company post. They contain a I certain amount of forest wealth and pos- slhly mineral resources. i III I la girt aala Waala beta fasalarlsMr Ibta ark a bam. teallsl araa eBalr.

risit la aaar wtssaaav aalli kaati eve -y Toronto Is i r. parlnit for the visit of the duke and duchess of ConnauKht. who are to arrive on Monday to pay their first official visit tn Canada outside of ot- tawa. Thera are to be four days of statt I functions. Including a parade, civic recep- 1 lE aVei round of similar pleasures peculiar to such ceremonies.

A holiday haa Iwn de-i as an opener and all places or i bu.liiess and many resiliences are deco- i h4 ratina for the occasion. Iiespite the tend- ency in many quarters to wt hla royal a a PLAYER PIANOS 1912 MODEL WITH METAL AIR I10THR I'iB'ineaa on a nis democratic In-Pi clmalions are evidenced by the fact that 1 tl I he has an Invitation from tho 1 Toronto press Club. romtoed of the I I working newitpapcr men of the cltv. to attend an Informal reception In hla honor Mi curing mm TO CO Artist Abbey's Wish to Be Complied With at State Capitol, li ARHisnriKi ia Vnv i KOSTETTER'S STQfiAGH BITTERS STANDS FOR BETTER HEALTH All of the Abbey paintings In the ro-' lunda of the stala ranttol are in h. a-sina 'over and cleaned, and while the men are' Bholit it the of mwA 1 i u.uv ill; TIit crralfal InIf ailtniirc lit llajir In jfar It tin metal m.lir foitritl lit the Kit-leer luer.

Ihrrj one kiiim that hanl piuiipiii' hat been the oltare real pleasure in mliiii a player piano. The Kleber Motor 1 the one ami only ilUtinrt liiiproemeiit thN year. No eiiiplicalel merhattUiit. not diriirnlt to tuulerta ml. not liahle to tINarranxeiiieiit.

Our atetitetl inerhaiiUiit make the rt hih hut wo are lrtrrniliiel to leail In itins 1I alne. Hard Pumping Out Date The time near ulien It UI In ImpoHili to ell it heavy player. Our player transmit ami ilitrihiit-t the air with the utmost llexiliility ami without ir- of pnuer. Nothing pialw ur pneitmatie epreitii ImttoiiH for a it taiitaiieon. efTertt.

Kleher 1 the let the market today. "Von hear (treat deal of talk about puzle. rluh ami content ThN will io for ehil-drrn. Iut experienced ptopIeknoiv better. We hae only a certain iiuuiber of uimlcl ready and you ought to conic at once and tee the Kleber player.

B4 arci.es aiM.ve tne lunettes In that por- i aaw Hon are to be painted out and the spaces i fc 3 tinted a pale Ivory. WM I i Ind this work la an interestlnar storv. i 14 h. the rotunda was muted the men In hurtle made a mis-i mw ii.oi.i nnurn wi're piaceu where I hey were not intended Kdwtn A. Abbey, he artist, objected to.

colors and after hearing of 1 1 effect on hi- palntlnus brought the mat- ler lo the attention of the state authorl-Il. s. This niontii Mrs. Ahliey, who has been superintending the placing of the IJiii.tlni.-- In the Mouse referred to the i desire of Mr. Abbey lo have, lha enl.ie I 1 I scheme of the arctics softened.

Partners Disagree Over Tiinds. 1' In default of 11.000 ball. Kobert S. lt a partner in the firm of i iniioneriy wu. Wholesale liquor denlers.

I.llrtv avenue, was lodged In j.ill yesterday afterniMin. rA r. isiwney, another partner in bjjithe linn, swore warrant before HEW Kleber Pianos fresh from factory as low as S300 Qlher new pianos just received from yestern factories. SI8C, SH5, SI25, SI35, etc. Easy Payments on All Pianos (J Alderman J.

V. rhariring i.raniin wnn iraninii.nl of firm's lunds. avers that has taktn $1,111 af the firm's money, without of the other partners, for his own Crahum will be given a hearing later before Alderman ilc.Ma-Sters The first Step toward poor health is a weak stomach. From this arises all such iils as Heartburn, Eloatin9 Vomiting, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Costivcness, Headache, Biliousness and Malarial Disorders. Therefore 'he wise in time and get a bottle of Hostetter'S Stomach Bitters.

A few doses at the first sign of stomach weakness will sare much suffering later on. Thousands know this to be true. We urge a trial today All Druggists and Dealers. Woman Novelist Dies. i NrtW Nov.

15. The death from exnnustion or AvI Smith Jackman novelist ami sliort etorv writer, was an- man was a rr wrl.r imi nit I Wim, IL l2) LIU ood Street cee.ui oni e. ei.e iiil'U iennil(-ss. I Li. Overcoats Special at Kosenhaora Cm.

Now 115. lis. Kn. 1-2 50. and better ones too the finest overcoats and biggest bargains ever sold In Pittsburgh.