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ODD ACCIDENT INSURANCE. T'iolinist Guarded at All Vulnerable Points by $16o,ooo Policy. N.rw York World. If Jan Ku.belik, the violinist, s'hould g-t a splinter in one of his fingers and be forced to abandon his public engagements, accident insurance at tle rate of $71.50 a day would have to h.e paid to him. Should the finger f Xi to heal and be cut off Kubelik ould receive $,o.ooo cash. 'Should Kubelik be killed in an ac -dent his widow would receive his emire insurance-$160,ooo. The only .ar Kubelik could get as much as ThaN would 'e to have both hands and z amputated and both eves put out. . Kuhelik, who arrives in New York ext Monday for a tour of twenty 1-ee weeks. has been insured for six -ar. His present policy is with the Dcean Accident and Guarantee Com r;av. of London, and he pays $480 a year on it. The policy stipulates that Kubelik, in -the event of losing a toe or foot shall receive $25,oo0. -Two coes, it on the same foot. would not -n.et any more than one toe, nor would he loss of the foot draw more than of a toe. big or little. If, however, -he should lose both feet, or a toe or a toe on each foot, he would receive a ch eck for $50.000. His fingers have been insured for n:st twice as much as his toes, lbeing listed at $i00,000. Loss of one hand would bring $50,00o.. just as would the loss of one digit. His eyes are pro 'tected by joint insurance of $25,000. There is no insurance on ears or nose. As yet Kubelik has not drawn a cent of insurance money, having been sigularly free from accident. Jervace Paderewski, the pianist, b1olds a policy of $50,000 with the Ocean Accident and Guarantee Com pany, insuring his fingers at $4,ooo each. Thus far his fingers have met with- three slight acidents and Ped erewski has been paid more than $io,ooo for engagements he has mss ed. This is $6,5oo more than he has paid in premiums. MIme. Lillian Nordica, the singer, hnas $50,000 of insur-ance against ac c-ident, and Anna Held holds $I0,000 worth. Neither has as yet called upon -the companies insuring them. Lil lian Russell, on September 9, of last year, paid a year's premium of $2oo For Safe Presc * For All Sick Ro * For the Best H * For Warranted For All GoodT For All Good T~ For Lazel!'s-~1 Talcum--6 ( For a Satisfact Moine il advaice 011 a S40.OOO ptney t) casualty compaily. On May 4 !a t AIhe tfel whL1il getting~ out .'f her cur riage. sustaiing injuries that canLS(i her to lose fifteen weeks of bookings'. For this the company .handed over $3.ooo. Nearly all prominent actors carry accident insurance, carrying from $25.ooo to $ioo.ooo. Strange Esquimo Customs. St. Thomas Journal. A report received at the mounted police departmen at .-Attawa 1rm Fort McPhedson, which is well upon tne artic circle. says that t'he Equinos belonging on t-hat shore are called Kogmolvcks. There are two tribes, I one being Co-pack natives and the other Herschell island natives. They ( are fairly well built, the men aver aging five feet three inches in height All older men lhave their lower jaws pierced in labrets and the women have their chins tartooed. Of late years they have stopped this, .and.men and women of about 20 years have no marks. There are 'about 250 Kog I molycks. The Minatalmutes or Deermen, are 1 island Esquimos. The older natives have th.e labrets and -tattooing. They number in all about ioo. There is no marriage law with them. When a man is ready to -take a wife, as a rule about the age of 18, he goes and lives 1 wi-th her in the house of her parents. If they cannot agree they separate. But they generally get on well to gether. ;There are always a few medicine men in each rribe. If a native is sick the medicine man is called to drive the devil out of him. The Esquimo is very much like the Indian. He will do anything to get liquor. Any one can do his best, but the trouble with most of us is that our best isn't good enough. IMPORTANT NOT CE-If my cus-1 tomers want to get the balance of their winter shoes at old prices -they had better come as early as possible as I am having to pay from ten to fif teen per cent advance on all I buy now and I have marked nothing tip that I bought at old prices. A. C. Jones. iption Work, m Goods, ir Brush, Tooth Brushes, ilet Articles, tcum Powders, he Best--Violet )z. Bottle 25c. >ry trade or your Back. (s&iuicr; Don't Read ' Jnless Yoi THOSE THAT 0. KLET PALACE OF C now That We are t .rs of High Prices. ROCK BOTT We don't depend on Juantity and Low R is and substantuates antic Ocean, Much less i g | Your Interest is to QUESTIONS. r. Where do all Low Prices Originate 2. Where are you always treated wit 3. Where are you given an honest, fa 4. Where can you buy the most relia 5. Where is your trade most apprecia 6. Where can you find the "Best for Until we dhange t we have the good As a 20 lbs. Sugar for 20 lbs. good Rice 40 lbs. Arm & Ha 22 yds. good Che 22 yds. Standard In these four dep the hardest bloA we do it.'' Som must have been. have a few of the where to buy, as ai. the rest. Yours for O.KL The Crowds, The buying Pu e Truth '2:E /1 - Prices! Quality, u buy" advertises iis side of the At mce to Compete withus. I" for "Lss" ANSWERS. ......AT 0. KLETTNER'S. ......AT 0. KLETTNER'S. ...... AT 0. KLETTNER'S. ...... AT 0. KLETTNER'S. ......AT 0. KLETTNER'S. ......AT 0. KLETTNER'S. AT rNE R'S g Money eets. or as longa -for the cs mnt ar. for only $.0 or only $1.007 ie Dollar. e competition lerstand "how iat the goods est easy. We and we know for les: than -ery Corner L Klettner's This Adver i Like to Read th TRADE AT 'TNER'S BARGAINS he Champion Slash The Originators of GM PRICES Chin Music or Printed -ices quoted "when yol the fact That no one ti n Greater Newberry Has the Ch rade where you can buy the "Besl a consideration and respect?.......... Er and square deal at all times? .. ...... .. ble merchandise for your money?...... red?.. .... .... .... .. ...... .... .. Less?"........................ WHY TRADIN( KLET1 Is Like Findin in the Str his advertisement s on hand we offer Special Inducem< only One Dollar. for only One Dolk~ miner Soda, Bulk, cked Homespun I Prints for only Or artments we strik r. They can't un<( e even suggest ti stolen. No! no! ri Almighty Dollars, well as how to sell bus in ess, EI you may Find on E blic. you will find at C