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ini .' jn PAGE SIX THE WHITE PLAINS DAILY ARGUS. TUESDAY, DECEMBER i, 190S. TOYS DOLLS ALL GRADES , - ------- IN THE BASEMENT What do you think of a 17 inch Doll with hair and glan eye*, WASHABLE composition hands and feet, for That is the way we Sell Dolls •/Llo. THREE GREAT MAGAZINES $3.50 I $5.50 a thnie ! price ai EVERYBODY ’ S, VEAULY SUBSCRIPTION FOR * The thnie magazines offered In combination by us at this greatly re duced price are so well known as to make description almost unnecessary the greatest general magazine of America. Regular price a year $1.60, WARY 1VQ WAR IT lnter P r °ting ail current evedts, and WlmLU iJ just now running tho story of John D. Rockefeller, told by himself. Reg ular price a year $3.00. TUI? nri YKIR A TAR Authority of tho World, 1 lllli l/CLilDlilinL I vllyand great Homo Magazine. Regular price a year $ 1 . 00 . Tho regular subscription price for a n 0 f those Is $5.50. By Subscribing Here To-morrow they will Cost You Only S.SCOTT&CO. RAILROAD AND LEXINGTON AVKNUKH, WHITE PLAINS F: ■< ; ______ ___ HARTHDALE Mrs. B. liconard, of Tarrytown, was the guest of her father,Sir. E. W. Ward, on Friday last. The funeral service of the late John A lams, of Central avenue, who died very suddenly on Thursday last of pneumonia, was held at the Church of St. James the Less, In Scarsdale, on \Sunday afternoon The burial #eiwice was ponducted by the Masonic order, of which he was a member. Mr. Samuel Adams and family, of Inwood avenue, were guests of his brothers at Bensonhurst, Thanksgiving Day. The Marathon runners on Thanks giving Day created considerable ex citement, with the 160 runners and their attendants, together with friends of runners In automobiles en-routo. The first runner was at Central and Railroad avenues at 1:19 p. m. From start of race to this point is about ten mites . Tbe leader was covering a mile in a trifle less than eight minutes over a course very hilly, at least- most of the way from Dobbs Ferry to this point being so. [r. James Austin, wife and son, of Yonkers, were guests of Mrs. C. W. Haynes, on Sunday last. [r. James Lydeckor has bought a lot In Lakeside Park, and will shortly erect a house thereon for a home for himself and wife. Y. M. a A. MEETING. Tho Y. M. C. A. will hold its mem bers ’ night this (Tuesday) evening and a goodly attendance is desired. There will be short reports and dis cussions of Interest to all and an en tertainment by Harry Anton Smith, great novelty pianist. Members are cordially Invited to bring a man friend. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. The annual meeting of tho Board of Trustees will be held on Mon day evening irext. * SPECIAL! A FINE UPRIGHT PIAHO Only Slightly Used Regular Price *$250 Now $145 Cash HUNT ’ S Piano Store Railroad Ave White Plains, N. Y. t John D. Archbald, “ Little Kink ” of Standard OH, and the second star witness of the defense of the great est of trusts, will resume tbe wit ness stand this morning In the Gov ernment ’ s suit to dissolve the Stand ard Oil Compay of New Jerse. The local police havo received word from Mount Vernon officials, that a horse and wagon had been stolen from there yesterday. Have you read THE DAILY AR GUS?- If not. why not? Put your advertisement in THE DAILY ARGUS and get results. SPECIAL THIS WEEK AT Sipp ’ s martini ; avenue grocery . Potatoes, per peck, 15 lbs..... 29c Potatoes, per peck,. 12 1-2 lbs. 24c Red Onions, small, 2 quarts... 5c Red Onions, large, per quart. . 5c Fancy White Onions, quart... 8 c Sweet Potatoes, per pock ......... 35c 3 1-2 lbs. Granulated Sugar. . . 13 q _ With one pound Tea at 25c., or 1 pound Coffee at 25c. Nomoredust for Cleaning Car pets and Rugs ........... 9c. and 23c Baked Beans, can 9c., 3 cans for 25c Best Coffee In the market, none better, pound .\ ...................... 30c Best Oolong Tea. pound ..... 60c Corn Starch, large size package 5c Corn, three cans for ....................... 25c Peas, large size can .................. 15c 500 Flower Pots For Sale, dll sizes ................................. 1 c to 10 c - ------ Until Next Wednesday Evening — AT 200 \JAMES BUTLER STORES ” Pride of St. Louis Flour the best milled, 24 1-2 lb. bag, 69 ce nts Blue Ribbon Baking Powder — 15 Stamps free with I lb. can 35c.; 10 Stamps with 4 lb. can, 18c.; 5 Stamps with i lb. can, 10c. 3 % lbs. Granulated. Sugar 17c. JOHN A. CAMPBELL— Pursuant to an order of Hon. Frank V. Mil lard, Surrogate df Westchestor County, notice Is hereby given, ac cording to law, to all persons having claims against John A. Campbell, late of the Town of White Plaina, in said County, deceased, # to present the sadto to the undersigned, Administratrix of th^ goods, chat tels and credits of the said deceased, at her residence, No. 731 Washing ton Ave., in the Borough of Brook lyn, County of Kings, and State of New lork, on or before the 15th day of October, A. D. 1908. Dated this 6 th day of April, A. D., CORNELIA VAN OLINDA, Administratrix* WARREN & COONS, Attorneys for Administratrix, 15 Court Street, White Plains. N. Y. 21m6 ...OPTICIAN... Ill Railroad Avenue. Why- eye glasseaa Your eyes examined and fitted , to>T>roper glasses. Broken lenses replaced. All work done on the premises . « WILLIAM IVISON ..Optician. Successor to R. f N. Jolmquc.st, 111 Railroad Avenue, Wlilte Plains, Telephone 1«5-W3^~' Successor to • R. N. JOHNQUEST Tel 104-L. Ill Railroad Avenue NOTICE 41 - Water taxes for the quarter ending Dec. 1, 1908, are due and payable at 4 * the office of the Board of Water Com missioners, Eastern State Journal Building, Railroad avenue. Taxes for the quarter ending Dec. 1, 1908, if paia on or before Lee. lOtfc, 1908, a discount of five per cent, will be allowed. The office will be open evenings un til the 10 th Inst., for the convenience of taxpayers. There will be no fur ther notice given, and any person who fails lo pay the water tax on or before Dec. lOtli, the water supply will be shut off. In the event of having to shut off tho water for non-payment of taxes, additional charge of two dollars will be made for the labor of turning it off, and the water will not be turned on again until the same is paid. By order of the Board of Water Commlssidners. JOHN N. HEENEY. Superintendent. HENRY J. HOFFMAN SUCCESSOR TO HOFFMAN & SCHNIPPER, LAKE STREET MAKET. 56 Lake Street, White Plains, N. r. FRESH MEATS CONSTANTLY ON / HAND. -Hr you aro particular about your eoltee uso tho kind that satisflea. 1 sell threo ot tbe best brands that the markel produce* . RED RIBBON COFFEE... 36c. lb. HOTEL ASTOR COFFEE.'. 35c. lb. — Roasted Fresh and Packed.' In one pound sealed air tlsht packages at tbs rodst. HARRY R. TOMPKINS 26 GROVE STREET, GOLDEN PUMPKIN — Tho celebrated Now York Dry pack that makes splendid plos; largo can .................. .. .. .. i ............ ASPAftAliliS — Choice California spears, In largo cans; six can ASPARAGUS — High Grade Brand, extra choice, In largo cans; six cans f 2 ; a- can .......................................... ASPARAGUn — Hudson s Oyster Bay-nothing nnor; six cans, *2.30 a can .................................................................................................. A 8 PA-RAGUB TIPS — Mnnzanlta Brand; choice; In round.cans; six cans *1.36; a can ..................................................... .. ................. 23c w-l • np __ ___ j _______ LIBERTY PRESERVES — Choice bSSie lomatoes home grown fruits, In 3-lb. stone crock . .. .. .......... .. ............ 29c TABLE SALT 12 c ASPARAGUS TIPS — Delmonte Brand, extra choice; In square 3Gc 12 c MUSHROOMS —Flr* s r* ’ vc Rcj i : tne best grade imported; cal a 29c.; aic 25c JUNE PEAS — Essie Brand, the best, a can 16c; cholco grade, 10 c LIM'A BEANS — Essie Brand, the best, a can 16c; choice South- 10 c STRINGLESS BELr.3 — Essie Brand , deliciously green, tfcnder 15c finest grown—hand packed in .... .. *■ vvvu.i ’ * . . to sanitary '6 T-S IndiSs' \ taBBrni-F^ mwntag. -G««» MARCH, JCLCJJ brand; l>. seared STRING BEANS—Cholco bouthern grade, green and tender; cun 10c SUGAR CORN — Main stylo; cholco new Maryland puck; can.... 8 c TAPIOCA, Blue Ribbon, pkge. 9c 7 Cakes Satin Gloss Soap ........... 25c RYE FLOUR, 3-lb cloth bag. . 12o LitfW'Bottle Strong Ammonia. 6 c GRAHAM FLOUR, 3-lb cloth One-Quarter pound box Azure bag . 12 c D , ue .............................. ............. 7c Borated lushing Fluid, bottle. 8 c 7c 20-Mule Team Borax 6 c pkge. COWEN & CO., LUMBER : COAL : FEED ^ and Building Material. Telephone 150 132 Railroad Avenue WHITE PLAINS, N. t. HELPING UNCLE 3 SAM TO SAVE. Commission Gathers to De vise Ways and Means. I MEETINGS BEGIN TODAY. National Commission Forth* Conserve* tion of Natural Resources, Which la an Outgrowth of Last Spring ’ s Con* fsrence In the White House, Assem* bles In Washington^- Inventory of Country ’ s Wealth Will Be a Feature of the Meetings — Governors to Gath* er Again. ^ Washington, Dec. 1. — According to President Itoosevelt, the most impor- “ tant questions now before the country are those that will be discussed at the meetings of the national commission for the conservation of natural re sources, which began here today. Tbe commission Is the outgrowth of the conference of governors and other prominent Americans held at the 12 c COBN MEAL, 3-lb cloth bag.. 10c ZU ZU SNAPS Essie Corn Fanciest red Hpo Jersey fruit — thy jlasst giowA-r-hand packed In large big!) ed with salt and sugar, making tho most delicious flavpr and ready to nrwtons serve; cannot be bemght elaewhooo; io CENTS. \ ' GRAHAM CRACKERS SMYRNA FIGS — Another im- A Pound, 12 Cents. _ nortatlflA rt . ..th e, ^n oW .figs; , APPLES. Blue RlbJjon. nko .. 'lh m ' t 9 r -l, ani1 2 13 „ PEACHES. Blue Ribbon, pkge.. 12c yilAMEH - AND MATtM-ALAT.ES, ' MR BLUB RIBBON BRAND — From Cl, HR ANTS. BlUO Ribbon, pkge 12C iiinriB v » i „« ik »\ aWinV the choicest fruits; all kinds TRIUMPH OATS, largest pack- 8 Cakes Butinas-Borax Boap-, , «Ko bought elsewhere, value 15o. a can, In 1 11). glass Jars; each.... 17c age ............................................. 10c 7 Cakes Klrkman ’ s Borax Soap 26c this week, A CAN 10 CENTS. bottle ___ _ _ . .................... 20 o OLIVE OIL, best Imported, per bottle ___ _ . ---------------- 23e FRENCH CAPERS; bottles, 19c. a,,,! ...................................... . 10 c Maine's choicest —specially aolec- PREPARED MUSTARD, bottle. 60 t»d from tho best ot thonew crop; 12o FULL CREAM CHEESE, lb ___ 17c seasoned with granulated sugar and Turokwi -hi -■ilrer . jnwn- ■ nor; the fresh natural flavor — delic- - ■ jousfy -aw'oot and : teaderr. eanaot be W. S. VERPLANCK, Coal* Feed, Building Materials. 26 Railroad Avenue, Telephone, 30 White Plains, N. Y. R, Young Bros. Coal Co. milk; can ................................ New Teas Underpriced. Unsurpassed Coffees. No #hero else can you find such delightful iiew, pure, fragrant Teas and Coffees at prices so much below their real value. One trial of your favorite variety willcouvinbe you. Extra liberal premiums of “ S. & H. ’ fc Stamps abso lutely fine with eacli purchase. ' 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Cholco 7 Stumps Free with 1-4 lb. 10 Stamps Free with 1-2 lb. Old 10 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Best Tfest grades Lehigh Coal direct from iftiheST*' ' Cannel Coal and Wood for open fire places. Quality and price will give you satisfaction TELEPHONE 070 1, 3 and 5 Central Ave., , White Plaina, N. Y, OiTISS TELEPHONE 561. YAHTh TELEPHONE 866 No. a Tens for ’ Choice No. 1 Tens tor ........... Oc Plantation Coffee 10 stamim Free with 1-2 lb ......... 00 Stamps Free with 1 lb. But- Olmlcc No. 2 Tens lor ........... l»c ler's Best BOc. Teas. - - ------ Santos Coffee 5 Stamps Free with 1-4 lb. UO Stamps Free with 1-2 lb. 7 Stamps Free wUh 1-2 lb. Best 6 Stamps Free with 1-2 lb. Best Choice No. 2 Teas tor. ...... 7c Butlers Best BOe. Teas ------ 23e Blcudcd Coffee ....................... 13e HutUm Coffee .. .......................... #c SO Stumps Free with 1 lb. Cholco 18 Stumps Free with 1-4 lb. 10 Stumps Free with 1 lb. Best No. 1 Teas tor .................... . BBc Butler's Beet BOc. Teas...., 18c Maracaibo Coffee ....................... 20c IB Stamps Free with 1-2 lb. 20 Stamps .FVoo with 1 lb. Old B Stamps Free with 1-2 lb. Best 8 ^buiips Free with 1 lb. Golden Choice No. 1 Teas lor ......... 18c Plantation Coffee .................. 30c Maracaibo Coffee ................... 10c Santos Coffee .. ....................... 13c C. G. SWACKHAMER; DEALER IN COAL, WOOD, BUILDING MATERIALS. FEED, - HAY . - AND - STRAW. SMOKED SHOULDERS, delicious, AUNT NANNA'S PANCAKE little, lean, tender picnics, full FLOUR — Preferred to all oth- of flavor and nourlahmmen.t, erg— a p er fect blend of the lb ' . ........................................ i \ 30 most nourishing and easily BONELESS BACON — Swift ’ s digested flours. Is hel(-r«ls- Kugle Braml. best sugar cured; lug aud mokes ilu> most de- evory slice streaks of loan and llclous pancakes and muffins; fat; lb. . .......................... .......... 17c package .................................... 10c SWEET POTATOES — Loweat MOLASSES — Blue Ribbon — Gon- prltxrof the season for tho very uln0 Now Orleans; large bet. 16o cbolcest of tho newest crops. large basket ............. .......... ..15c CONDENSED MILK. GREENING APPLES — Finest of > LIBERTY BRAND — From pure this season's cooking apples — rich milk; Can ............. ).... 8 « delicious for pies, snuce or SEMINOLE BRAND — Extra rich dumplings, large basket.... 19c and pure milk; can ........ 9c ESSIE BRAND — Extra selected; nothing finer; *he best for babies; can ............. .. PREPARED FLOUR. VERMONT SYRUP — In bottles, each ............... .. .......... 19o and 10c 100 ESSIE TOMATOES — The very | finest grown — hand picked PEERLESS BRAND — Most eco- . and hand packed; in large nominal: * lb. also package. . 10 c fined oan»; two cans for 23c TRIUMPH BRAND — Best su- COLMANS ENGLISH MUSTARD Per ' 8 ' 16C IDLER'S %. Li\ ^' u 6 e ;' a “ C BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. . bottle 10c Prepared and Self Raising at Lowest TRIUMPH OATS— largest pock- Prlces. age .......................... v 10c PE ^nd' E s 8 ih D ^ma^u llOl0e an< i, FANCY ORANGES- Large, sweet ' 3 r lb - a ' ,e peerage ----- 12 c j u i cy fruit — selected from the TRIUMPH BRAND — Best su- beat of he Valencia groves, portative, 3 lb. slxfe{>aokage. . 15o dozen ____ _ ___ 35c 96 RAILROAD AVE, WHITE PLAINS, N Y :r. Inc. ite Plains, N. WE HAVE OPENED A TAX REGISTRATION BUREAU FOR THE PAYMENT OP YOUR TAXES. WRITE US FOR PARTICULARS Westchester 61 Bronx Title & Mortgage Guaranty Co. [NS, N. Y. GIFFORD PINCHOT. White House last spring. Shortly aft er ttye courerence the president ap pointed the commission, which has been engaged ever since in the collec tion of statistics relating to the rate of uso — and abuse, if the statisticians are rightly Informed — of the natural re sources of the United States. Probably the most Interesting fea ture of the meetings will be the pub lication of tbe national inventory, the aggregate of the state Inventories made by* the governors. In it will be listed, as nearly as may be at this time, the natural resources of the Unit ed States — In other words, tho con tents of Uncle Sam ’ s pocketbook. Statistics will be presented to show how soon the old gentleman will be bankrupt If the present rate of con sumption ofFhis wealth Is maintained. In some quarters, notably in the White House, he la considered one of the worst spendthrift^. In the history of the world, and at the meetings of the commission attempts will be made to devise a plan whereby he may be Induced to moderate the rate of ex penditure of his rapidly diminishing patrimony. Unless this Is done he will find himself stripped soon, say tbe pessimists. y Prominent among, the men wba gutli- - ered here to -discus* the problem of conserving our natural wealth are the members of the executive committee of the commission, jrtth Gifford Pln- chot, chief of the bureau of forestry of the department of agriculture, at their head. The o ther members of thd executive committee are Representa- live Tbopdcjre E Riirtnn of OWn. who knows more about rivers and harbors t,m\ »VM'* r n ‘n'1 i» America ^ Sen- a tors Smoot of Utah and Nelson of ‘ Mlflnfti 6 f a; “ ~# Bb ' jrewHy fat e rested ' ~ In western lands;' tbe Hon. John DaJ- ’ \* sell of Pennsylvania, W. J.-McGee, the head on the Inland waterways commission; Overton W. Price, Mr. Pine hot ’ s right band man In the for estry bureau; George Woodruff, assist ant attorney general for the Interior department, and ” Joseph A. Holmes, tho chief of the technologic branch of the United States geqipglcal survey. On Dec. 8 a large number of gov ernors will get together again In the Joint conservation commission to dis cuss the question Of. conserving the Country ’ s natural resources. They will be Joined by many notable citi zens, among whom will be John Mitch ell, James J. Hill, John Hays Ham mond and senators and representatives from all parts of the United States. POPE PIUS HAS A RELAPSE. Pontiff H*« a Fever and Anxiety It Felt at Vatlesp. Rome, Dec. 1. — Because of a severe cold tbe pope has auffared a relapse, which Is causing amne anxiety. He has a fever and Is obliged to remain to bed. — — --- ------------------------- The Observatore Romano publgehea the following official atateofieut: “ The slight indisposition whteh af flicted the pope several dayrf ago con tinues. His doctor* have advised him to. rest for an entire week, and fbr I this reason all audiences will be aus- ! pended.** ‘ New German Ambassador to Japan. | Vienna. Dec. 1. — Baron von Gall zn . Kulmbach und ** ----- * ----- - **•- - ~ : ' Ippoluted Vlait Newell ’ s Theatre. ■
