Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, December 19, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextChristmas Day Is Coming' Have You Realized the Fact ? Santa Claus will need lots of nrettv and We have lots of them. Pretty Cuos Nice Shaving Mugs, Mugs for Children. Fancy Cake Plates, Haviland inina m iea nates ana Cups and Saucers, Cut Glass, Celery Salts, Vases. . GUT PRICE ON SOUVENIR CHINA Something new in Lamps, Handsome, Cheap, Durable I Personal BARRELS OF CANDIES the kind that's good for the children; its cheap this year; see our window for prices, NAVAL ORANGES, LEMONS, Bananas Cranberries. White House Grocery. Carvers, Fancy Lamps, Shaving Sets, Chinaware. Chamber Sets, A Choice, Carefully Selected Stock of Gifts for Christmas. Wo shall be pleased to have our custom ers call for a Handsome Calendar on Saturday, December 21st. Cramer Bros, ODD FELLOWS BLOCK Holiday Goods You have not seen all of the best artiiles that are appropriate for Christmas unless you have examined out .stock- of " silverware, Crockery, Lamps We will be pleased to lay away articles that you may need and will deliver them piomptly on the day desired. Hair-llidille Hardware Co. AT JEWELL'S OLD STAND. 20Z Discount ON AIR-TIGHT HEATERS. . We have a lnrge stock and wish to make room for our big dis play of Holiday Goods, which we are now unpacking. Save money by Buying a Heater now. .Holiday Goods. Comprising a large assortment of Crockery, Glass Ware, Lamps, -China and Silver Ware. Commencing Saturday we will give One Piece of Crockery Free With every $t.oo purchase from our store (except air tight heaters) This offer will con tinue until Jan. ist, 1902, J. WOLKE. CREAT SALE OF X-tViAS C00DS At 1-3 off Regular Price To close out these goods. They are going fast. It will pay you to look them over. Also, sale of FURS COLLARETTES and ROAS. Some rare bargains in these, as there is a largo Discount on regular price. Somo new things in Sofa Pillow Covers. Sale is now going on. You should not miss it, MRS. J. A. PEHKOPF. Ashland's Election. Ths report! of Finland's election stats that the antl saloon pirty has elected (oar councilmen, while tbt license people have slecUd the major and three councilmen. Gipsy Queen. Hsru an Lottbye, proprietor of tbt Gipsy lloeen mint in the Altbonse country, it building a eaicos road from hi mine to connect with the road already eetabliihed. A. H. Lewis went to Athland Tues day. C. E. Marbee aad W. U. Flanagan pent Friday in Ashlend. B. G. Virtue, the Leland merchant was in town Thursday. Mri. . W. Kuykendall was in town on Tuesday from Wolt creek. - . E. Redfield, now of Glendale, spent a lea days in town last week. Mrs. J. L. Myers and Mr. A. B Cornell visited Gold Hill on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Farrier were here from Ashland a lew dayi this week Mrs. Suaie L. Dana started Thursday evening on her return to Springfield III. E. Howell haa located in Gold Hill ana if conducting a lunch counter there. L. W. Carton returned from Portland usi week after attending U. S. court aa a juror. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Howland of Jacksonville spent a few days in town this week. Miss McPherson, of Medford, who has been here for several months, returned on Monday. C. W. Anient, of the Drv Diguinss mine, left on Friday evening for a busi nesa trip to Arizona. Mr. L. F. LaCroixof Hulena, Montaua, is in the city on a visit wi'.h his family during tbu holidays. Mr. and Mr. Thomas Julinson have returned from Tillamook, and will make their home in Kerby. J. Hanan made a business visit te Ashland on Friday. J. L. Fenton re turned with him in the evening. L. Ellis was in town Wednesday from the Greenback mine where he hat been working for the past three years. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dixon have re turned from Igetna and will remain in Josephine county during the winter at least. Mrs. I. 8. Tompkins returned on Sun day evening fioin a: several months ab sence, visiting at her former home in Missouri. Prof. W. H. Hampton, of the Colum bia mine is making a trip in California and will visit San Francisco and Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Stratton of Spokane, Vah., are visiting at Wil liams at the home of Mrs. Stratton's parents Mr. and Mrs. D. John. Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Scott and children left on Kalurdny morning for Ladonia, lezas, to make their residence there, Mi68 Clara Werts accompanied them to remain indefinitely. Bavrd His Iilfe. "I wish to say that I feel I owe my life to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure," writes II. C, Ubrestenson of Haj field, Minn. "For three years I was troubled with dyspep sia so that I could hold nothing on my stomach. Many times I would be unable to retain a morsel of fond. Finally I was confined to my bed. Doctors said I could not live. I read oue of your advertisement ton Kodol D) rpepsia Cure and thought it fit my case and commenced its use, I lua-an to improve from the first bottle. No' I am cured and recommend it to all." Digetts your food. Cures all stomach troubles Dr. Kremer. Schumann Concert Co. The entertainment given by the Subu- maiins Concert Co, on Saturday eveuing was one of the most enjoyable and al together one of the best mimical events ever given in Grants Pass. Every mem ber of the company was an artist. Ths audience exhibited the most thorough' appreciation by encoring every number ol tbe program, the musicians respond ing always with the most pleating good nature. While every number pleased the audience, it is proba ble that the favorite among the mem bers of the troupe was Miss Kditb Adamt, the 'celloist. Her music was eiquisitely beautiful and the ease and grate of bar stage appearance added a charm to her selections. Mrs Robert Goldbeck. the pianist, played with ease and delicate expression, while the vocal numbers by Miss Heard and Mr McPlirraon fulfilled all high etpectations. Music lovers who attended this concert enjoyed a season of absolute enjoyment such at they seldom have an opportunity to ex perience. Xruas Glassware at Cramer Bros. Weather. Tbe weather for the pat week has been of a sharp snappy order to which we are little accustomed, with the mercury hanging around the 20 mark n tbe mornings. Fog takes the edge off the sharpness in the forenoons and the sun shines out in tbe afternoons making the days bright and beautiful. Bath Cabinets. I wish to close out my line of round bath cabinets and have reduced the price from ') 00 to .).W. Tbe latest improved squaie cabinet steel frame IS 00. Jukkfii Mims, Grants Pass, Ore ONE WEEK FROM TODAY AND XMAS WILL BE HERE We wish you all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, having an elegautTliue of Crocker', Glassware, Toys, celluloid goods, Albums and in fact 10,000 different things to maVe a suitable Xuias gift with. All our goods marked away down and all goods are first quality. We have had a great deal heavier trade than we looked for, so if you waut to make an Xmas present call early while our stock is com plete. Dolls, Baby Carriages, Etc.. We have them at prices to suit you and they are all elegant. Watches and jewelry of all kinds. Bamboo furniture, a few pieces left. Wagons and velocipedes for your boys. Doll baby buggies aud go-carts. VANS A fine line of hand-painted. HANDKERCHIEFS of all kinds. PHOTOS A fine line of them. TOY DISHES That will make a young girl feel happy. SHOES A very suitable Xmas gift and. a good quality. DRESS GOODS All wool and a fine assortment. We are here to suit your wants at prices no one can compete with in Grants Pass. s Some 7,000 guesses are in on our dolls. Have you made a guess yet? If not, why put it off any longer? We are kuown as kesslers, Chicago Racket Store. Cutter of Prices. On to Sexn Francisco. Tbe Bolton & Peit excursion which 'e.ivea for Ban Francisco on December 2d gives a vory convenient opportunity at very moderate cost for visiting the great city of the west. San Francisco is rightly termed ".ho Paris nf America" and a visit there, especially in the mid winter, can net fail to be brim full of iiiterext and enjoyment. Then there are many to whom such a trip would be a combination of bminms and pleasure and those who expect to visit the city during the winter should to shape cir cumstances a to make the trip with this excursion. The excursion lesvos on the regular 10 o'clock overlaud on tlia morning of Dec. 2(1 and gives 10 days in San Fran cisco, though II10 return may be made sooner if desired. The fare is 12 from Ashland, with excursion rates from here to that city if t!ire are 10 or more excursionists. Children under 12 years are given half rales. Ullage may be checked as on the regular tickets. Pullman accommodations may be secur ed by paying the . extra rate and berths, when desired, should bi) secured in al va nee. Some Fancy Feathers, Fancy feathers, trimmed hats, all trim mings and evsry thing at a reduction at Mies Weston's Millinery Store, Mrs, Weidman's old stand. Every thing goes at reduced prices. local Ibappcninoa Freight Train Wreck. An extra freight train under the charge ol Engineer Rumage and Conduc tor Morian, was wrecked early Monday morning between Dillard and Roseburg. In rounding a curve, a car loaded with sugar left tha track and two other cars followed. Tbe track was badly torn up and the cars were dainagel consider ably. One man wai killed. lie was riding on the brake beams and was caught and crushed when the car toppled over. By letters on hit person he was identified aa Homer M. Roll of Cin cinnati!, Ohio, lie was about 22 years old. , Come and See. Swearing in of recruits at the Salva tion Army Thursday night, December 19. Coffee and cake will be served at the close of the meeting. Everybody is invited to attend. Warning to Yewwners. -Mrs. Harry Hi!. bard yawned at a bad at Sons of Veterans hall In Walla Walla, Saturday and broke up the dance. Mrs. Hibbard opened ber mouth to the fullest extent, and when she under took to clow it the hinges stuck. The jaw absolutely refuted to close even when considerable pressure was brought to bear. When closed by main force, the jaw would immediately fly open at soon aa released. The announcement created intense excitement, and the danco broke up. A doctor was called, and the unfortunate woman removed to her borne. After a few hours' work the trouble was corrected. 1847 Silverware at Cramer Bros. We Have Just Received Another - - Fresh Stock of Nuts Grants Pass Grocery Co. SUCCESSORS TO BANCROFT 4 CO. Gilhoun's old Stand. Telephone Improvement. Tbe Sunset Telephone Co. has had a crew of men at work lo this city for the past two weeks extending and perfect the telephone system. About 20 new 'phones have been Installed and more will probably be put in soon. Many new lines have been put in and In two directions at least they have been ex tended a mile or so Into the country. The many new poles with their burden of wires add greatly to the metropolitan appearance of our city. Excursion to Mexico. Beginning on December 18, the Southern Pacific Co. will tell excursion tickets to the city of Mexico. Tbe tare from Grants Pass and return is 193.40. Tickets are good for CO days and on the return trip stop overs will be given writ of El Paso. BORN. ar.iaj.itn At nuckiiorn larm. near Kerby, Sunday, Nov. 24, 1001, to Mr. and Mri. E. F. Meissner, a daughter. SPARIUWK At Kerbv, Toetday. Dec. 10, 1901, to Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Sparhawk, a son. DIED. RASZU-In Stn Francisco. Thursday, lec. iz. juut, Juno Y. Ktnzau, aged 70 years. The deceased was a native of tier- many and bad lived for a number of years near this city and was prominent as a fruit and hop grower. He baa been a ill health tor some time and had gone to San Francisco. Tbe remains were brought to lirants fare for burial and ere interred at the Granite Hill cemetery. KEELEY At the home of C. St. Louis, in this citv. Sunday, Dec 15, 1901, Mrs. Sarah Neeiey, aged 73 years. Mrs. Neeiey was a pioneer of '53 and bad lived 16 years in Josephine county. Sbe leaves aix children: Mrs. Wm. Crow, Mrs. Noel and Mrs. Hammond, of Merlin ; Mra. Crockett, r-f Lelaod, J at. Neeiey, of Merlin, and Ed Neeiey, of Rose burg. Darkness Prevailed A risu of Roguo river last week took out a portion of the W. L. and P. Co. dam. The part that broke away was the older portion and not that which was recently built up by the present company. 1 lie water power having failed, the steam plant was started to operaie the electric light but a breakage the engine occurred almost im mediately, so that the city was plunged in utter darkness tor several nights. An order was sent by telegraph lo replace the broken piece and on Friday evening the lights were sgain in running order. Christmas Be.ll. The next dancing event will be the Christmas dance given by the D. of II. at tbe opera house on Christmas eve. This organization has on previous oc casions, distinguished itself in giving dances which were exceptionally pleasant and in every way successful and it is the aim in the present instance to arrange a dance that will lully tonal ts predecessors in quality of pleasure. Mr. and Mrs. Deinarce sre expected to be here from Placer and will lend their musical assistance to the success of the event. The following committees will off! ciate: Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Cornell, Miss (iurtio Coron, Miss Hatlie Cook ; reception, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Alford, Mrs. Thornton. Dance Tickets, $1 ; spectators, 25 cents. New Year's Ball. The popular orchestrs, "The Six," will give the New Year's ball at the opera bouse ou New Year's eve, Dec. 31. They are making thorough preparations in due time for the arrangement of a mott enjoyable event, and the new year will he ushered in with joyous festivities. Following is the instrumentation of the orchestra: Miss Ada I'ninhlette, violin: Waldo Urcene, cornet; Ted Palmer, rombnnu; Fred Cheshire, tuba; Mils Kthel Palmer, piano; Carl McCroskey, drums. Raisins, (good cooking), per pound 5 cents White House Grocery. Disappearance of Mr. He. II (jjiUt a sensation was evident lait .Saturday when it was announced that John Hall, one of the very well known resiuents of this city hid disappeared and no trace of him could be found. As the succeeding days passed and no light rewarded the anxious searchers, the excitement became quit intense and grave fears of foul play were entertained. It waa recalled or asserted that on Friday night, when hs was last seen, Mr. Hall bad exhibited nine meiwy at one of the saloons at which weri two hobos, suspicious looking characters, and these were said to have left the place soon after Mr. Hall's departure. To add to the sensation an opinion wai delivered by a medium that the dead body of Mr. Hall was lying under a woodpile, and the woodpiles up the track were overhauled by searchers in order that no tUme might be left un turned. Arrangements were being made to have all tbe empty hex cars searched that had been in the yards on Friday night, but on Mundav, word was received from Urate creek that Mr. Hall was at his mine there, sound and in good health. Tbe sensation and search experienced a sadden check. Dr. Flanagan, Resident Dentist. Go to Coron for Plumbing. Boys wagons at Cramer Bros, Dolls, Dolls, Dolls at Clemens. 1847 8ilverware at Cramer Bros. M. Clemens, Prescription Druggist, 15 off on Heaters at Cramer Bros. Oyster Stews with coffee 25c at the Bon Ton. Good attortment of Toys at Clemens rrled Oysters and coffee 25o at the lion Ton, Chamber Pets 2.45 at Cramer Bros. . A splendid line of Royal Charter Oak Ranges at Coron 's. Black Patti Troubadours at tho Open house December 19. Note the 20 New Year's gift offer in the bugar Pine store's ad Do not miss the Sale of Trimmed Hals at Mrs. lieekop's. The real Jersey. Cranberries White House Grocery Handsomely decorated center draft burner Lamp (.1 60 at Cramer Bros. Sweet Navel Oranges, lots of 'em by tne box or Doi'jn. He our prices n bite House Grocery Milling and assaying accurately and promptly done by A. J. Pike of the Grants Pass quartz mills Only Straight Dry Granulated Cane Sugar Handled at the Sugar Pine Store. A series of horse races have been arranged for Thursday, Doc. 2(1, at the race track. Plain Mixed Candies, Broken Mixed French Mixed, Fine chocolates, at prices that are right. White House Grocery. Thomas the Houwfiirnislier has just received more new Bed Lounges, China Closets, Iteed Rockers, Ladies' Writing Liesks and Cabinet, some beautiful goods are to be found at this modern eBtulilishmi'iit. home very fine prices of embroidery ana tatting, by Alice A. W,l liams, have on ritiioiuou tins week at Thomas'. Choicest Children's Books at Clemens New Ashland Park Tomatoes I0c a can. Rolled Oats 25 lbs. for $1. Santa Clans Uundry Soap 5c a bar. At the Sugar Pine Wore. Scott Grillln handles Ashland flonr. Utah alfalfa seed, Oregon red clover seed, winter oats, large Russian white rye, new crop timothy seed, wheat lor seed also Wheat Hay, Alfalfa, Tim othy Day, Oat Straw, Chop Barley, Corn, Wheat, OaU.. Choicest Perfumes at Clemens. Amoskeag Teazle Down and Daisy cloth Kin a yard. L. L. Muslin 6c a yard. Cotton Halts Be yard. All shades of 24 inch Japanese Wash Silks. 50c a yard. At ths Sugar Pine Store. A great reduction in goods at Mrs. Ruhkopf's. The Choral Union Is taking a vacation during the holiday season and will meet again on the second Monday in nuary. T lie members have been practicing faithfully on the cantata. 'Haymakers," whirh is to he presented later on. B'ggesl assortment of Games at Clemen. W. A. Paddock's now phonaraplis have been an attraction at his bicycle shop during the week past. The instru ments are of a different nature from any thing hitherto brought to town. They deliver a very clear, ringing and music al lone and are among the elite of their kind. Stransky Ensmelied ware it guaran teed for 6 years by Cramer Bros. Mrs. McClelland, lest medium and healer, haa decided to locals for some time in lirants Pass anil is now at the Crawford residence on Fifth and I streets. Mrs. McClelland is a very pleasant lady to meet anil in her pro fession slie furnishes the best of references and gives nnfailipg satisfac tion. Circuit Court. Circuit court for Josephine county, adjourned term was oiened on Monday morning by Judge Benson, and was adjourned on Tuesday. The following proceedings were had: Alfred Schneider, a native of Switzer and, was admitted to citizenship. f Bail lor Frank McCann was Died at $VI00. F. Fetsch vs II. II. and Samuel Mc Clung decree for plaintiff. F. M. ath vs Minnie B. South, di vorce decree for plaintiff. Frederick Otl ts Anna J. Ott, divorce decree for plaintiff. all Millinery Don't you HEAR THEM BELLS. Them X-mas Bells. They havo boon jingling with us for tho past two or thrco weeks; and now Santa Claus has given us pormiBsion to jingle thom for you; and from now on wo shall Jingle Merrily. If somo of tho melody does not got into your homo it will bo bocauso like the foolish Virgins, you waited 'till tho eleventh hour. Tho choicost things will go first, of course. No need to wait until others havo bought tho very things you wanted and too lato to got more. Buy now. We'll store thom for you and dolivor when you say. Hero are a few suggestions for suitablo presents for gentlomon. Our stook is now at its best, and you havo Jifcib to mako selections. A Tair of Silk Suspenders. A Tair of Hand Embroidered Suspenders. A Tair of Street Gloves, silk lined. A Box of Merccrizod Socks. A Box of Initial Handkerchiefs, A London Silk Mulllor. A Victor Silk Umbrella, Now Handles. A Dozon exclusive pattorn Ties. A Choico Slumber ltobe. A Dross Shirt. A Smoking Jacket. A pair of those Leather Slippers, Black or Ox Blood' P. H. Harth & Son. Headquarters for Hoys' Clothing. Coming Events. Dee. 19-"Black Patli" at Opera house. Dec. 23. Christmas; day. Dec. 24. Grand ball by Degree of Honor at Opera House. Dec. 23 Gua Sun minstrels at Opera house. Deo. 31. Grand ball by Ths "Six" or chestra at Opera house. Jan. 2 Richards A Pringle'i minstrels at Opera house. February 10 Jessie Shirley company at opera house. You Know WhM You Ar. T.klng When you take Qrovs's Tasteless ChiU Tonic, because the formula la plainly print, ed on evsry bottle showing that it is sim ply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form No Cure, No Pay. 60c. : Notice of Stockholder' Meeting. Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, the lth day of January, 1002, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, the regular and annual meeting of tbe stockholders of ths Grants Pass Bank ing and Trust Co., will be held la the bant building of said corporation, at which time a board of directors will ha elected, a provided by the by-laws of said corporation, and such other bust nesi transacted at will come before the meeting. J. Fbank Watsom, Pres. L. L. Jkwrll, Cashier and Sec'y. Only 20 Left. A Camera makes the best possible Christmas present si it is nover thrown aside and forgotten, but constantly gives pleasure the more it is used. My stock now consists of only 20 instruments, to make your selections early as I can then have time to order If I could not suit you from my stock. Albums in all stylet from paper cover at 15u to stamped leather covers at $1.75. I can supply you with anything needed in the photo line. Have you seen those calendar mounts T Melton face board for mouating pictures; Passe l'artout. binding, etc, etc in my s'ock. A. K. Voomims. Finest clmler Kiiaint and smidid Raisins, Currants etc White House Grocery. The Handsomest Ce-lendar Of the season (in ten colors) six beauti ful heads (on six sheets, 10x12 Inches, reproductions of paintings by Morsn, issued by Ooneral Passenger Depart ment, Chicago, Milwaukee A St, Paul Hallway, will be sent on receipt of twenty-five cents. Address F. A. Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago. If, in the past you have had trouble with your typewriter ribbons, send a sample ordor to K. L, King, 218 Sansome Street, Han Francisco, and see If you can't get a better ribbon fur seventy five cents than you have been paying a dollar for. (7.00 a doaen, any color and for any machine, K. L. Kino, Pacific Coast General Agent. 218 Haiisome St., San Francisco, Csl. AD LETS. FOR. SALE. A dozen shotes and a number of young pigs. At my place, Brst house beyond Pry Diggings. O. K. Penney. 3M AM, hand printing press with type, 'forlft. At Courier utllce. A good residence lot 60x100 on north main iim.1 Himi. I.'.. ..i....i.. inquire at this utiles. QDAKTZ mine on Mt Keuhen, one mile from the Lawrence mine, 10 miles triuii l.elaml. Titers is an open cut of 80 (eel In length by BO feet in depth, expos ing a vein of over feet wide assaying iM per ton. Anarrastre is now being put up on the proierty. This property can be purruasvu ai a reasonable, price now. In imira at this ollice or call or address J. W. Kades, Leland, Ure'. BICYCLE REPAIRING. AKE your wheel o Cramer Bros, for r epalrs. Stops The Cough sxnd Works oft the Cold. Laxative Ilromo Quinine Tablet mr a cold In ona day. No Curs, No Pay fries cents. On Display This Week A Fine Assortment -of- HOLIDAY GOODS -AT M. Clemens, PREHCUIPTION DRUUOIST Orsnjt frontt oppo. Optra flouts. C;iVlI 1JIJSLVL.A.Y OF .Honda, y Good s.. Thousands ot Useful and Hcautitul Articles now on Exhibition. I ree From now until January ist we will give free of charge to every one purchasing at our store merchandise to the aniutint of $15.00, your choice of our joo pieces of elegant Silverware. Aak lo See Them. 2o:v:oit we were fortunate in lieing able to secure from one of the largest jobbers, and importers in the United States, their entire sample line of FINK MNF.N. There are hundreds of Towels, Doilies, Napkins, Scarfs and Stand and Table Covers that would make elegant Holiday presents. Ask to see them. 20 Oil" Men's and Hoys' .Clothing We have a few lines at from $9-00 to $15.00 that are the biggest bargains ever offered. 20"J Oil' We are going to dispose of every Ladies, Misses and Child's Coat or Cape that we have in the hou'.c at a discount of 20 per cent. You can't afford to buy until you see them. Handkerchiefs Ladies', Cents' and Chil dren's Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs. We are showing the largest variety ever brought to the city. Special values at 5c 10c 15c, and 25c Ask to see them. Kid(iloVe.S Ladies' warranted Kid Gloves at98c. Ladies' Underskirts We invite special attention to our line of Ladies' Silk and Mercerized Satin Skirts. We are now showing some entirely new features that will interest you. Soft Solid Shoes 25c, 35c and. 50c. We have made a special effort to secure an attrac tive line of Children's fiue Shoes for the Holidays. It will pay you to see them. THE PINCREE SHOE FOR WOMEN Acknowledged to be the best made, 69c R. L. Coe&Co., Sole Agents for Southern Oregon. Men's Velvet Slipper, handsomely embroidered. Note the price, 69c HQ, Ladies' hand turned Felt Juliett, all -OC sics. Note the price, 98c Zfrt Mcn' larKe icd Linen finished dozmi 6c Handkerchiefs. Note the price onu 14c per yard 14c Six Pieces China Mattings all new up-to-date patterns. Note the price 5c .Fiue Lace Scrims, per yard, 5c 25c Men's Fine Jap Silk Initial Handker chiefs worth 50c. Note tbe price, 25c JAr Pur piece Cotton Ingrain Carpets ii'Tl regular prices from 35 to 40 cents. Note the price, 24c R. L. Coe & Co.