Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 December 1892 — Page 3

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AT THE

We will sell you the best

Ben Hur,

ai 30

White Ex. Granulated Confec. A

Ik Warner

fear'nr

Look

®euT' i»i.

1101

\H persons purchasing merchandise to the amount of $2 or

upward will he presented,

free of charge,

A NATURAL GAS KETTLE.

Suitable for stove or grate lire. This will be a rare chance to

get a kettle in purchasing Christmas presents foi your friends

99c.

STORE. Ross Bros.

GREAT REDUCTION

For a Short Time

Minnesota

Flour, the

Pure Gold,

at $5.00

per barre for S and

50 lbs.

FTJFUSTITXJPIE!

[We will have to arrive in a few days 100 more of those

Smoker

the best patent on the market, we will sell you tor S-| per bbl., or Si for qo lbs. or. 50c. for 25 lbs.

SXJC3-^RS:

35 pounds New Orleans Sugar

lbs for

$2.00

We have the finest line of Christmas Chairs in Crawfordsville.

BARNHILL, HORNADAY & PICKETT.

Gospel for the Cigar

"Hold fast that which

is good,"? so said

St. Paul.

As applied to the Cigar

business the exhor-

tion means

STICK TO

Doney's Leland!

Father ol

The Warner Elevator M'f'g Co.

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,

a WAiiKUP & Mcl A It IjANI, I'ropi lnt orn.

Passengers and Baggage transferred to hotels, depots or

any part of the city,

OMNIBUSES, CABS AND HACKS.

[Leave orders at the stabies on Market street, Telephone No 47

To the Public.

a,lol"

011

^reRr nf

-'10

alloy

,,u 11 LR

"«!nrc.iiIJt'i Scotls grocery store,

,aa

Ru»o-v\! ,u""li^RCBorStnll.hliitr. .. „K.,„ Flflmr ?-r I'luntlng: Saw Ginning, tain* 8?S'

un1

Smithing, Key

description duplicated.

»«£?. °r. B'woics and Saretlns. r.nwn i«£i 1"olll,u and oilier stnv rk m!vi

08. I Utn tllHo unii maehin

"Kl'limes

cu»l"o

.1 ®wlcl (nxklnai wnt

•of] *ork! htc«

—p. sheet- met

1 #i

ttn(S

preparing trusses and

m°st

any tiling In wood or

forvnn* I °°n8ult nio bofnro you send off

,0Ur

r*P»ln«.

w. T. FUANC1S.

FURNITURE

I have

selprto^ largest ana oest

poods in the Furniture line in

i!u

State

G~c.

$1.00

1.00 1.00

1.00

chairs.

Hydraulic Elevators.

SiiSjOO, West 8th street nclnnatl ,').'ilo

See tlielr IfWU j.HcliInr!

THE MAGAZINES.

The Xorlli Ainerieau Rr.ririr for Dr comber is filled with nrticles of general interest to the public which includes iin article on the light made against corruption at the polls in New .Jersey, which led to the conviction and imprisonment of an«mber of politicians.

The Christmas number of the Century llluMratetl -Vtit/tizinc is unusually interesting. It is larger than the usual and contains articles and poems from thirty-seven separate contributors, including six illustrated poems by James Whitcomb Riley, under the title of

thp Iqro-oct onrl hoct "Some M°re pictures bv

hich I will offer

the very lowest prices.

*-a'l and see the line when

are

in the city.

Wm:

L. Elder,

•n«| 4Q i, Meridian St.

INDIANAPOLIS

E Kimble.Boys,"i8with the best number

tlcQ StOCk of nsw, ffGSh of the best magazine evei issued from

nnrpress inE ro

orAmorici1

Itoyal lliiby" J'ort fl'tne. If you are reduced in vitality or strength by illness or any other cauRe, we recoil mend the use of thiR Uld l'ort. Wino, lip' very blood of the prape. A. grand tonir for nursing mothers, and those reduced by vvaatinc disease. ]tcreates strength im proves the appetite nature's owu remedy, much preferable to driiRs guaranteed ab solutely pur" and over live years of age. Young wine ordnarily sold is not tit to use. Insist on having this standard brand, ii costs no more, il in quart bottles, pints (10 cts. Royal Wine Co. For sale by Nyc.v HOOe.

DAILY JOURNAL

'-."SATURDAY. DKC. Id, 189a!

—II. M. Uarter is in IndiauapoliH. Bam Li*ue!i is in Iiidirin.ipolis today. —Editor Young, of Colfax, is in tie city.

S,,S. Burrows is lioiua from Louisville. —George Harney returned to Ladago to day.

It. S. Thomson wan in lixlinniipolis to-day. —Col. John Wingatc wan in the city to-day. —Goveronor Cikiks is the guest of Or. May. —Jos. (Jules woul l.'.i Indianapolis this morning. —David Jones went to Indianapolis last night. -Mace Townslev wviiL to Chicago ait night. —Miss l'loni Fusiin is visiling in Indianapolis.

I'rof. A. ii. Milfor 1 ami son are ti'iFayette. —Tlio Misses .J'ink .went to IjhFuj.-. etU» to-ilay. —-Will Humphrey went to Ladoga this afternoon. -George Grimes, of Ladoga was in t,be city to day. —Auditor J. L. fi.iben was in LaFayettt to day. '••.jrfHieka has hit llie weather exactly so far this month. —Frank HallowelL, returned to Waynetown to-day.

Hon. J. A. Mount returned from Indianapolis this morning. —-T. Canine and family renioveil here from Waveland. —11. S. Watson mil wife are home from a visit in Indianapolis. —Joseph Miller ami wife of Terre lfaule are visiting friends in the city. -Mrs. Anna Seearce, of Noblesvil!', is the guest of her father. Robert Krout. -Miss Sue t'aldwuli. of Slmrpslmrg, Ivv., is (lie gnesl of ths family of P.. IV Curtis. '.'—Geo. T. Dnrliam went to Hrax.il today lo spend Sunday with Kev. G. W. tjwitzer. j. —Miso Ku».« Fullenweider and Mies Jennie Uitlie. of Yeedertiliurg, are in tli*1 city to spend Sunday. —MeCartv's Misliajia is the next attraction at Music Hal I and will appear next Wednesday evening. —Miss: Madge Johnson and Ednn Snyder went to LaFaveite today to visit Mr. and Mrs. Tom Florer. -—The Commissioners have accepted the bond of Surveyor Hunt and he begins his second term next Thursday. —A telegram received at !1 o'clock reads: "The temperature will fall to about 12 by Sunday or Sunday night. —J. A. Ewing of the Monmouth

Ri'vieic, and one of the most enterpris ing young journalists of Illinois, is the guest of friends here. —The clerks will meet to-morrow evening at 0:1") at the court house to march to the Methodist church where they will be addressed by Dr. Tucker. —Dr. George S. Burroughs, president of Wabash College, will preach at the Second Presbyterian church to-morrow morning and evening.— I.tt Fin/ft I ..Ituir mil. —The funeral of Mrs. Robert Trvriii will occur tomorrow afternoon from the family residence 011 west Market street, conducted bv Rev. K. S. Tnglis. Inter ment at Oak Hill. —Mrs. Jesse Canine is ipiite sick at the home of her parents at Crawfordsville. .. .John Dietrich took a couple of fine horses to New York City. Wednesday, for a Crawfordsville dealer. He will visit .elatives in Pennsylvania' with his wife, before returning. -W'uvrlaml

I ihli'j/ciiihiil.

luterestinc Services.

l?ev K. S. I nglm, phstor of the First Presbyterian church, will devote one Sunday evening in each month to the hv 11111 writers. The subject to morrow night will be "Charles Wesley." In these services a biographical sketch will be given with a history of some of their most familiar hymns, which will be sung by the congregation, the choir not doing so much hinging a.9 at the song services. A pleosiint part of the programme, too, will be the responsive reading the scripture. Programmes will be furnished those attending.

A Wordy War.

A groat war is being waged 111 the Commissioners' Court in the highway case of David Stanford et, al, vs. Chas. Kountree and others. The case is from Ripley and the piaintiiT is represented by Capt. Billings, while Hurley .t Clodfelter are in the points for the defense. The suit is to remove a highway which now runs through the Elmore farms and place it on the section line. The CRse is being discussed and stubbornly contested. It has now occupied two days.

Still Tied Up.

The latest news from Waveland is to the etTect that the Midland tie tip is still in force. No cars except those carrying the United States mail are permitted to run and thing begins to look ugly again. Changing the name does not seem to have placed the road beyond the pale of difticultioB and tie* tips.

Diamonds are always appropriate as Christmas souvonirs. C. L. Rost will show you some beauties.

C. L. Host has special lino of line v.atcheB snitnble for Christmas gifts.

Entertained.

The Musical Amateur Glee Club of Indianapolis was delightfully entertained at the pretty home of Mr. and Mrs. Gibson la6t evening. A musical programme was given and the favors consisted of lovely little celluloid calendars having a bunch of forgetmenotn and a bar of words and music of "Auld Lang Syne" deftly painted. Luncheon was served aV !):30, the tables being tastefully decorated with choice (lowers. Twenty guests participated and all voted Mrs. Gibson a charming hostess

Sore On Hun Already.

The Greencnstleyjcmomif thus shoots it lo Mulberry Sellar, its whilom pet If our brilliant, Senator-elect for Putnam and Montgomery hail ever had much experience in advertising, he would have learned long ago that a newspaper ad is wort more to an advertiser than thousands upon thousands of Muttering hand-bills. Each copy of a paper is rend by many persons. It circulates more widely and thoroughly than it is possible to circulate dodgers, although you plaster the country with

Ho should "post up" before he

them. introduces his own little "bill.

It Beats Our Microbes.

When the big tank at the water works was drained last week for the purpose of cleaning it out, the bottom of the tank was covered with fish loa depth of three feet. As this tank is thirty feet in diameter, one can form some conception of the immense number with which the city's water supply is contaminate.!. Many of these were dead.—Mit-hit/un City DixjHtteh.

We can hardly complain of Crawfordsville water after a perusal and consideration of the above.

Complains of ttie Jail.

Tom Oane, the I Arlington terror, is going up and down the land defaming the fair name of the Montgomery county jail. Thomas declares that during his recent incarceration here that he was linabb to steer clear of the festive "gray back" and other vermin which he asserts infest the jail to an alarming extent. He declares that it is a dirty old hole and that he came near being eaten alive during his imprisonment.

The Ouiateuon Ciub.

I'lie Ouiatenon Club met, in .J u«ij. Harney's office lust night and II. H. Kisline read an admirable paper on

Railways and Kuilway Systems.'" which created ipiite an interest and p-o-voked an animated discussion. Dr. .1. X. Taylor introduced as a current topic "the grip" and the probability of iis becoming epidemic this season.

Death of Mrs. George Joues. Mrs. Emily Jones, the wife of George F. Jones, died last night at her home in Fiskeville, it the (loth yfur of her age. Her complaint was consumption. The funeral will occur to-morrow morning at 9:00 o'clock and will be conducted by Rev. (i. P. Fuson. Interment at Oak Hill.

Birthday Anniversary.

Mrs. Katherine Mount was 75 years old yesterday and celebrated the occasion by a dinner parly to her relatives al her home on esst College street. Quite a number from the city and country were present and heartily enjoyed the sumptuous repast which was served.

New Time on the Mouon.

A new time table goes into effect on the Monon tomorrow. The time of the afternoon trains remains unchanged. The new is as follows: Northbound mail Ii:ll a. m., mail 1:25 p. in., local 3:40 p. m. Southbound—mail 1 :0i! a. in., mail 1:25 p. nv, local 0:0(1 a. in.

OflUfiOH MOTiitS.

.Kev. K. S. lnglis will occupy the pulpit of the lirst Presbyterian church tomorrow.

The services of the Baptist church lo-morrow will be conducted by liev. (V P. Fuson.

Governor Ira P. Chase will preach at, the Christian church '-morrow morning and evening.

The usual services of Center Presbyterian church will be conducted Io-iik rrow by Dr. K. J. Cunningham.

Dr. 11. A. Tucker will officiate at the Methodist church to-morrow. In the evening he will addre.ss the cleru's mi n.

Gov. Chase will conduct the service for young men at the Y.M.C.A. building to-morrow afternoon at 1:3U. The association orchestra will furnish music livery young man in tlft city is invited lo come and hear the Governor,

00LLESE NOTES.

Too many of the boys attended the

Creoles show last night. Dr. Burroughs went to La Fayette this afternoon to spend Sunday.

The Yandes Coterie will meet this evening at The Joviinal sanctum. Dr. H. A. Tucker will deliver the Situday lecture to-morrow afternoon at 3:15 o'clock.

The copper i.nd brass kettles at C. L. Host's have all been sold for Christmas wresents but another lot is coming in.

Novelties in silverware

Auk von at a loss get for Christmiis': U. I.. Host's.

Bt all prices

at C. L. Host's. You can find something here for a Christmas gift.

The daintiest souvenir

spoonB ever

seen in Crawfordsville are at Host's jewelry store.

The Secret o/'hts H'calth. A nullionuirc said "tlio secret of iny wealth" is in the word, SAVK: ami the secret of iny health is in the word, SAG By tills last be meant Dr. Sbro whose Ca tarrh Kemeily cured him of one of the worst cases of Catarrh, auil thereby saved him irom much suffering and premature death, enabling him to make his millions, and eojoy life. The cures made by this medicine aro simply wonderful.

lind ourselves greatly overtaken in winter goods and to

.50 Comforts rMlucul lo 5Se. Jl.iJa junl Si .50 CnfhtOl'l* I'imIik(1 'I'V. A good jijilJiir oinlott worth *0 onlv -1 "»n Some very tlnr* comforts at ro«|tn 1 pi »ur*5 Blankets for •W.W». Our to ^0 for l.no. I2.\lr:i liouvy all wool Sinikor Hanncl.s, worlh •40c. now '..'Me.

Opp. L'ouvl Mouse, Main St.

tt /{i.isc ru \.

•las. K. Cave lias taken tin' light the ctreel lamps at $S W. Ii. Mount has discovered a remedy for toothache. There is 1 ik»Iy to be lots of toothache in town soou. I

I a great

Mrs. Noljeii went in Sheridan last week on a visit and one ol her little girls was taken down with lung fever, but was getting better when last heard from, 11 is reported by the hunters that while in Arkansas Newt, Wilson

rell

love with a girl who chews long green tobacco and wears gum boots. At the Wiz/.ard )il show the other night presents were voted to MisB Annie Orme for being the best looking girl and to Rd Cadwallader for being the ugliest man.

The little daughter of Hiram Dohertv who was killed in Lafayette last Friday by a falling building, was interred here yes'erday. She was a granddaughter of Kussel! Ii. Watkins and lias lived here with her grandparents most, of her life.

to know what art pottery

ODDS AND ENDS.

Pivtly :iy- «»t l" l)U*nrh'd !-limit nr» iitnl t'.u »l I iihtv. Sninwimes fashion is wry jrootl to pooplo wiih sum 11 pur-os. [j. has jounce rtijjs so tnneli the \L'C th it the nvner of tho shabbiest oh I family snfn or ilivnn may transform it int«» an elegant loukinj- piece uf ftirniture at a small eosi.

TaUe as a foundation an oM ami muoh shnmken ilunnol blanket which by dint of frequent washings had beeoine of a yellowish shade (if it is of home weaving so iniu-h the better"!, and make it of the rirht wiiitli to cover your lounjro nicely, falling,' ahnost to the iloor. Look amon^ tiie bundles in your piece ba«j for breadth or two from an old woolen dress, which, like a thrifty housewife, you have laid aside against the hour of use: tear it into strips from nine to twelve inches wide line with old paper muslin, to {five body, and baste in the edjfcs: with a bit of ehaik draw on these strips a running vine with leaver and an open petalled flower, or scatter a dogwood blossom and leaf here and. there over them. Work these in old jrold and dull reds if the {roods is blue, in fainter rods and dead jrold if it is red, usin«r outline or short and long- KVnsinrjton which tills in very rapidly with crewels.

Haste these strips lengthwise on the blanket, leaving a space about as wide as the strip between each and ap»liquc them with crazy stitches or herringbone. usinjr black crewels, ifty cents worth of crewels will more than sufliee. Stripes from a trolden brown serge, cashmere or flannel dress, worked with darker browns, the designs afterward outlined with yold, make a very rich .cover. If any old yoods which you may happen to have, is too liffht dye it. Finish with a hem or heavy fringe.

One of these shrunken blankets dyed a dark brown ami worked with crewels gold, wood, golden and seal browns in interlaced rings and crescents makes a very nice rug. These are easily drawn with an inverted tumbler. l»its of dark colored cloth cut in crescents, lleur-de-lis or circles, interlined, basted on and appliqned with crewels is another way of ornamentation.

A very pretty little ornament, and a useful one. too. for a lady's bureau can readily be made from the small shell* that you have gathered while at the seaside last summer. Drill holes in the shell with a small awl, one hole at the point, and one on either side at the top, then tie the shells together with banv ribbon, any color that suits the maker, the one

made being of orange. This

being done, cut out a piece of cardboard in the shape of a circle sufiieientlv largo to form a bottom for the little basket. Cover this piece of cardboard with silk of the same color as the baby ribbon.

Fasten the shells by means of the latter to the bottom and then line the interior with silk of the same color as that on the bottom, making it into putfs. and there you are. When *ompleted you have a neat ami handy receptacle for rings and jewelry anu also a pretty ornament. You can vary the style and have the little basket square or oval shaped. The cost is triUing. the eft'eet ric.h. —N. Y. Ileeordcr.

I Hove Taken Scveraf

Bottles of Brndtield's Female Regulator for falling of the womb and other diseases combined, of 1G years standing, and I really believe am cured entirely, for which please accept my thncke

Mas. W. E. Stehhins, Kidge, Gh.

A great tnanv persons, who have found no relief from other treatment, have been cured of rhumatism by Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Do not give up until you have, tried it. It is only 50 cents per bottle. For sale by Nye A* Booe.

A January Sale In December!

to turn them into MON1CY we have concluded lo

r'«l J'iiwim.'! only Is*. «l. ii rurliiin* ui cost to clo-c. :t»tou riatinois way town. Hovlery ami I'mlorwrnr uwi ui Hirap. The brsi 5r Han-lcrehlcl in the Ail wool hulios mit ten* only ir, wort It Ladies black mulls only

ABE I_,E"VIKrS01sr

The Cheap Iry (joods Man.

a 1 He

M18WBIIHKILIMIM

HR 1ST MAS

Sunday and Day Schools Supplied with Suts and Candies. CALL AT

Fulton Market Candy Store

For Your Christmas Sweet Meats.

J. C. WAHPLER.

Noticcto Contractors.

mill i'avim oi

Noti4*i« i«. h'-tcby ^ivrit that, the Omnium "4Mitn*il ot the rnvul raw lonlf-ville. Montjromers* county, Indtunu. vill -at its nvulnr tneetlPK, Moinluy I SO".', ami thereafter until 10 eoutraet sealed propj.iU lor pavlnw wit Ii brlek tin 'illey I uimluir noi «h uijiJ south aiotiir the en«-t side ol Jhe c«mtt hoiJM'lot. Said alley is to be graded "til ineiies ln»low the irrad1*, tilled In wlih inciter ol j:teke«l «:tnd u|hiii which t|i be pi iecl pav riMiMi ol brick on thelrsldfs. stn«l upon whirls sball he placed the inivcnicnt ot »in*ci .v 11t^r brick ot eedci Sbuty 01 or nl :i«» equally srood tnanutaoture. The eouirii tor to Vuiuih t.ll .lw)r and inateriai. all s-iitl work to he don«* accord»nr t-» the pliin*' »nd speellleation« and to the tu'eeptanee "l said engineer. .Ml bids must, be *»o much per urd 'Uld tccomp:iined wtthaoond. lo the itceepoinee ol the eit councillor the tinthtit I petlormimce of snnl work meoniplciioh, and for rhc piymeiit of all labor ami netterir.l used in sstid work. Tlie rlj:ht to re.let-t !in\ or al! buls Is roerved.

I» .irderol' the Common Council of the city ot rnwf'onlM'ille, Ind. I HA Met'UNNKLh. tit ri\ il hn^rineer.

Dee. Je.

Ittictctcn'H Arnica. Salve

Thekest salve iu the world for enle brnises, sores, nloers, suit rhenm, (ever sores, tetter, chapped hands, ohilapinb, corns and all skin eruptions, and lot-s lively onres piles, or no pay required It is "guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 (vnta per box. For eale !t Nye Booe, druggists.

"PRICE'S

Powder:

The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammoma N«» Alum.,

Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.

turn them into money we have concludi

make January prices 011 ihcrn.

Will Do Your

Plumbing and Gas Fittim

AT ONCE.

Only first=class workmen employed and satisfaction guaranteed*

Music Hall Plumbing Shop.

KEEP YOURHOUSEWARM

USE ONE OF OUR

1—j BAKE AND COOK PERFECTLY, tt

Bedroom Suits, Parlor Suits,.Sideboards. Pictures, led Lounges. Kitchen Safes. Fancy Rockers. Dining Tables. Mirrors. Center Tables. Dishes, Mattresses—everything to furnish your house complete. Come and see us and select your

mas Presents

ANDIEti!

:t:

i. i.•

PURE AND FRESH!

The Finest Line of Christmas Candies Ever Displayed In this City,

I'rciirh ('Mints In I'tnin/ lloxc*.

elose.

Cloaks at nUnoM any pn'eto HuKtinp thread h- per spool Itlack pins .U om-s (or Lu«lt«'s Cashmere Mom-, worth Mnoriniy 1.*r.: La»lu and Mivi-* underwear at less than any other hou^e can or will *»_ll them. aiv elosln out onr millinery stork at cost !'0d soiur at even les-.. than. cost. v.

L'r i\vlon.ls\ illc. liul.

a 111 in

niimil mi in

Cnrpcts.Rugs,

Christ=

and have them laid a\va\

FurnitureandSto\c*. Sold on Payments.

ZACK MAHORNEY & SONS.

MONOHROUTL

aorrn -.oja.ui. I p.m..

south 5: l.*pin ...

NOUTIJ la.ni :\r»p.ir 'J: -(tip.in

....N'lphi Mall (clully i. 1)hv Mall (daily)... 'A ay Frulftbl

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press—M ail., (dally).

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VANDALIA.

Kxpres*... Mall

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WANTED-HELP.

AN 1 hi)--A 'anvassoftcai)Vus« tin* ••Itytora saiabU* urtlcU*. rail at '."lo iitjjish iivniUL'. )•»-1»

Wis

S 1 -A small ImiikIi ol Kiti|rn to ity Kitpinoor at the city building. l'M'J

T^nK^AU'I A bargain lot It Hifl at ottci'. itiiKl Miller,

WAN

WEollera^ents

Ai.imnk Sah:

VV-ei^retie

in tfood house nnt lm]iiln' ol (uniln'r-

I l-'l)—PositK.n :»s snlesmun, local or iraveliDK. Kxperlonce In Um-jiI work. I'ati «l\-e ln'st, ot rcti.Ti'iKM*. I'lri kiison. New Hoas. I ml.

A«hlress I1, '2 -j

blir uioticv,

ill exehiM\e -II at sl^ in

territory. Dtir sales

city or count rv. Aftontstl in Held actualh Rettiiiif rlcli. OucaKent In une ditv clotred *!U ..»•. hieiui you. Catalogue I ree. Address

ci.. No :!m) :!7 J. laric street,

Incinnut.i. O. |y-'J4 I hi)—An indtislnoUM and worthy ouhit may with an mvaud mother wishes einployinent in a private tainiiv to do hou-e work Jor buanl and rfMiui lor mdt and mother. «ouit ry prelerred. an »riv(? best ol relerenues. Address or cull al "Jul south (ien stieet. ir'.ln r.\M hD-'I he names and addresses ol enand women oncu lor peruia* iient wora. VN irtve exclusive territory. \Ve ^UHnmtce ^oh1 workers a week. We I urnish ollice. luinlture, delivery team and newsnaperadveriisliiK, Uur arlieie is a monopoly. It will save 2 er rent. ot the coal bills oi everyltodv. I tiU paitioulars bv mail. Lithographs, pamphlets, etc., tree upon receipt ot [MStu^e. .Address Kt)Al«Sl*AU O..—Department MS. Uoston, Mass.

VN,|,Knmen

Music HALL. Wednesday, Dec. 14

A Night of Real Good Fun!

The I'rodHeer of Mirth,

Mr. Barney Ferguson,

Ami the Strongest Orgdul/.iition I'resenting Karce Comcily, inti:i!Im ktini

McCarty's Mishaps.

A 1 May that will cure your Cynical Feelings!

Everything New, Bright and Interesting!

Meny Comedians, Pretty (iiris and Clever Specialists.

"N'ouwill laugh, you will scream

Prices 35c, 50c and 75c