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SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES, NOTICEOur Xmas Candies at 10c a lb. in quantities.Candy Canes lc up.Tree Ornaments, etc., at factory prices.

PAULSAN CRAIG CO.1107 C St.

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ELKS COLLECTOLD CLOTHINGThe annual "cold clothes so-

cial" of the Tacoma lodg« ofF!lk« will be held this evening inthe club rooma.

OUNCE ON STREETSBAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 18. —

I The city hold dances on the| smooth asphalt streets in severali residence sections tonight, furn-

ishing music and police surveil-lance.

To Charge FeeMADISON, Wis., Dec. 18.—At-

torney general is wrestling withthe problem whether o mot thecounty physician can be com-pelled to examine prospectivebrides and grooms for a $3 feeunder the new law which pro-hibits marriage unless the par-ties can show a certificate ofgood health.

Saloons Got ItSAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 18. —Investigation by the acting may-

or shows the city hospital larderli:is been robbed daily to supplya free lunch counter for nearbysaloons.

Will They NowWASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 18.

—Republican national committeedecided to reduce Southern rep-lesentation one-third and willnow start out to consolidate therepublican and progressive par-ties.

It's Not a Question of

What Our Stock Is WorthWhat Will"You Give?WE ARE COMPELLED TO QUIT BUSINESS JAN.Ist., although we have disposed of the greater partof our enormous up-to-date stock of FURNITURE,RUGS, LINOLEUM, RANGES, ETC. to the public ata great sacrifice, we still have thousands of dollarsworth of high grade homefurnishings left on our handsThe End Is Near We Must Sacrifice

— NOTICE —See Friday's Store Will Be See Friday'sPapers for Closed Friday {**Pers f°rFinal Clos- to re-arrange stock, re- Id*al G

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ing Out Prices, duce our already bargain * . °ur

cl wjn . weprices and PREPARE ™c*B' See

bee Windows FQR TH£ piNISH Windows.

— WE QUIT —THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIMEOUR FINAL CLOSING OUT SALE

STARTSSATURDAY, DEC. 20th, at 9 A.M.Down Go the Prices. WE QUITGreen & English Furniture Co.

Closed Friday to prepare for Final Cleanup

Sale Starts Saturday, Dec. 20th,at 15th and Pacific Aye.

THE TACOMA TIMES

DAUGHTER OF LABOR'SGRAND OILD MAN IS TOMARRY A LAWYER SOON

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Morta'ltr atatlattea for Tacomaare r<ceired dally from th« fol-lowl.ic funeral director*: ,_

Hoska-Buckley-Klna- Co, Til ISt. Heltm. .

C. C. Melllnger C», ll* Ta-coma a». • . -

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Geo. W. Piper. S4II Union a».South Taeoma Director*, (til

union a*.L M. Qaffney. 1»1» Taeoma a*.Ca««dr * Allen. 1110 llth itl ,

Deaths.Howard—Mrs. ItacKel How-

ard, age 17, died at her homeat American lake lnst night. Wns <111 only few hours, with suddenparalysis. Leaves rVmband.George P., and four children.Remainß at George Piper com-pany's. South Taeoma, awaitingwurd from children.

—Mrs. Annie Libo, age79, wife of Vincent Ltbo, diedtoday at home near Milton.Loaves husband, daughter, Mary,two sons, John and Vincent, jr.Funeral Saturday, 11 a. in., St.George's school. Interment St.Oeorge'a cemetery. Hoska-Buck-ley-King company. ' • ..'/

Rice—Frank Rico, age' 55.d!ed yesterday at Fort Stoilacooml'bspltal. Leaves widow, Helen.Funeral held late today. L. M.Gaffney company.

Funerals.Wallis—Remains of Edward

Wallls, who died yesterday fror.ieffects of poison taken with sui-cidal Intent, were shipped todayto Carson, Nevada, where fatherand sister reside.

Artistic decorations. Watson's."Advertisement."

Marriage Ucenses.Stanley Mount and Ida Julson,

both oC Everett; Lynian oydUurand and Doris Helen Ring,both of Seattle.

Will give away free a copy ofthe famous song, "Old Heidel-berg," words and music, artis-tically gotten up. Free to every-one ordering Alt Heidelberg bot-tle beer. Order now for holidays.Columbia Brewing Co. Main 229.

"Advertisement."

Oamly raffles and . gumslot :ninehines linve Itetinbnrred at Aberdeen- s.* asgambling. . :, . . '

Spokane ' high school dance"ragged" bo the police stoppedit. .. : , \u25a0\u25a0

\u25a0 \u0084.- \u0084;, - JDiamond rings from $5.00 np.

An everlasting < lirisiiuus gift.Pfaff, Jeweler, 1147 0 st. Oiienevenings. • "Advertisement."

I Washington Horticultural .association convention <1"- "elded to take in farmers andstockmen. \u25a0 "

Stewart & Holmes' drug storehad a $30,000 fire at Seattle.

FREE —16-20 picture, Christand 12 other subjects, with any50-cent purchase. Art Emporium,929 Tac. ay. "Advertisement."

National liiitnltcr & Boxcompany of Hoqulam is un-der arrest for 30 violationsof the eight hour law for -girls.

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when you bring that bunch of vio-lets from Ilin/. the Florist. So.7th and X »ts. ."Advertisement."

X Henry Williams used keroseneto start \u25a0 f^re \ln the slove on hishouseboat on Lake' Union at Se-attle and his wife lost her. liferescuing the six children and thefather was badly burned. ...

For flour, feed,* seed and pota-toes, call Main 2641. Farmers'Feed & Seed Co. \u25a0 '. ".

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'_-, Milwaukee railway reports~ to the state that it paid 7, per cent dividends on pre-.- (erred and five per cent on-common stock lust year. ,

, Just a week left to buy XmasGifts. Call or phone Hinz, Florist,Ho. 7th and X sts. "

"Advertisement."

Fred Stewart was going to thehospital at Chehalis ; Wednesdayfor treatment - when,, a train • hithim , and killed him. L. '. •, "i;.

,/ Home-made Mlnoe Meat. Duen-w«ld's,'3i:i 11th St.*.-- -. ••. "Advertisement."

t\u25a0 novernor Lister, and Dr. -:

Mark - Matthews, *who S paid g:, the Burn* : detectives ": that j;*

\u25a0- landed Chief Wappenstein ofSeattle in Walla Walla, talk-

' *d over '- the • suggested \ par» '"_;," don of iipp.v. * *- .:" Governor Lls,ter,; says It Is': upto > the cities to give work , to I theunemployed ' this winter 'as^thestate * cannot .'put I them \u25a0 on \u25a0 roadwork at this time.*',5 -v.""t::;; \u25a0"\u25a0

SAFETY FLYINGNEW YORK, Dec. 18.—Orvillo

.Wright iis J perfecting a device <tomake \u25a0 the' aeroplane "foolproof"andi guarantee :safety In flying.

The Book Store, 926 Pacific ay.' '\u0084• .;\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0.. ; a *'-+z "Advertisement."

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Miss Sadie Gompers 1b going tobe married. The daughter ofSamuel Gompers, president of theAmerican Federation of Labor,and George B. Gerau, attorneyand hotel owner of San Francis- Miss Sadie Goinpers, (laughter

of lubor's "Crmul old Man," nn«l(\u25a0roi-Ko B. Gernu, the mvii she isK«>'"K to marry.

i co, recently announced their en-j gagement at a banquet In SanFrancisco tendored by Gerau toMr. and Mrs. Gompers, his in-tended bride, and a few friends.The announcement came as a sur-prise.

The young couple has been ac-ouainted for six years. Whou

I Mils Gompers arrived here re-! cently from Seattle, they decidedI to do away with further delays.The wedding will be at the Gomi)-ors* home, in Washington, D. C,in a few weoks.

THREE BISHOPSATTEND FUNERAL

Three bishops — Frederick W., Keator of Olympla, Lemuel H.jWells of Spokane and Charles S.. Scadding i of Oregon—officiatedI yesterdrxy at the funeral servicesj for the late Rev. R. D. Neviusjof the Episcopal church of Ta-

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_̂_ —BURGLAR CHARGE

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 18. —Mrs. Florence Budd, -wealthy so-I ciety woman of Long Beach, her• brother Everett Burroughs and; B. E. Fisher, special deputy con-j stable, are under arrest chargedwith having committed burglary\u25a0when they went on an alleged

Iraid to get evidence in an alien-ation suit

Colony Split\u25a0 TOMES RIVER, N. J., Dec. IS.

Wealthy Lakowood colony issplit in twain by the trial of Jos-

eph. Morlarlty, one of Georgei Gould's gardenors, who is charg-J ed with the murder three yearsutjo of Mrs. Caroline Turner.

INDICT SOLDIERLewis B. Taylor, a deserter

from the army, cliarged. withstealing an army overcoat, andJack Rice, charged with import-ing opium, hnve been indicted bythe-federal grand jury in sessionin Tacoma.

ENGAGED TO 50INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 18. .—

Louise Ferris in federal court,pleaded guilty to swindling proß-pective bridegrooms - through afake \u25a0 matrimonial bureau and\u25a0aid Bhe had been engaged to asmany as GO at a time.

Divine GuiltySAY BKRNARDINO, Cal., Dec.

1 —Rev. Charles Lawrence oiPasadena was convicted of swind-ling E. A. Wlch out of a $5,000ornnge grove and will get fromone to ten years. ;.?•

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Harness Winds/.' PHILADELPHIA, I Deo. 18. —ChurchVroisslon at Point Hope,Alanka, will Install a windmill togenerate electricity to light themission and surroundings.

Police GraftT? DULUTH, Dec. 18.—Bad memof. police {graft han i been uncqver-ed jhero, ono idisorderly bouse, ItIb Bald, having paid $40,000 tothe ;.; department . for.'protection.

Are You One?SAN FRANCISCO, Deo. 18. —HHrs [ are being , sought 'to *• hand

to them a 1100,000 estate left byJohn Joseph *Rom, who . died :inGuatemala..>'•'-';: "J^-iv" t:. ''\u25a0:'\u25a0

GEORGE CHARGED£u NEW YORK, Dec. T ll.—Statecharity' board recommend 'remov-al of, William R.Oeorge," founder

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flbargea j mad* of \ his \ oonduct \u25a0atthe republic

Thursday, Dec. 18,1913

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U.S. Would Own PhonesWASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 18.

—Strong probability of a billsoon to be introduced In the sen-ate by Senator Lewis of Illinoisproviding for government owner-ship of all telegraph systems, be-coming an administration meas-ure, is seen here in political cir-cles. Postal officials are soru-

Ayer's PillsGently Laxative. Sugar-coated.

Dose, one pill,only one.Sold for 60 years.

Ash Your Doctor. kg«,ji?l&?

tlnizlng the bill closely and Post^master General Hurleson haiasked Lewis to postpone his ac«tton until the postoffioe depart-ment investigates tbe provisions.The bill provides that the gov-ernment absorb all telephone sys-tems January 1, 1815, by con-demnation.

GET CARTRIDGESNEW YORK, Dec. 18. —Cus-

toms officers seized 10,000rounds of cartridges hidden un*dor a 10-ton chain on the steam*er Allemania bound for Hayti.

I 1j OVER 300 j

J Of The World's j

IBest-Known .Instruments I

sold since we started to close Iout our stock less than two I

1 months ago. While they 1

Ihave been going fast, thereare still a number of good Ivalues in strictly high grade Iinstruments left, but they; Iwill soon be snapped up, as Ithe people who are expect-

I ing to buy a piano within the Inext two or three years arebuying now. In order totake advantage of the bigsaving there is to be made,many are buying ev^nthough they have to sacrificesomething else to do so for

| the time being. |

INo home is complete with- I

out a piano, and if you ever Iexpect to own one, now ia Icertainly a grand opportu- Inity. For instance, just think Iof a high grand Standard

I make of piano that has been Ion the market for over 25

I years, and sells regularly |

Ifor $415, now being sold for$223 on reasonable terms. I

This is just one illustra- Ition — many others just as Igood ranging in price from I$105 to $593, according to \u25a0

I the quality of the instru- IH ment. '

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