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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
FORECAST TILL 8 p. NJ. WEDNESDAY


For NewEngland and Eastern Ncw.York generally fair
stationary temperature except cooler In Northern New
England northerly winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, New.Jersey Delaware and
Maryland showers slightly warmer northerly winds
For Virginia and North Carolina in the east srht,
warmer in the west.
For South Carolina and Georgia, showers cooler ex.
cept in Northern Georgia.
For Florida and Alabama. showers slightly cooler
For Mississippi and louisiana showers slightly warmer
in the north
For Eastern Texas light showers cooler in the extreme
south.
Tor Arkansas geneIolly fair slightly cooler
For Tennessee and Kentucky, showers.
- For Western York, Weston PENNSYLVANIA. West
Virginia and Ohio, showers; wermyr by night.
toE Indiana ana Illinois, snoweis warmer ct night in
NOrthwester Illinois. 49, -
For Lower Michigan, fair warmer by night.
For Upper Michigan and Wisconsin, fair except laht
showers IN southern Wisconsin werner
FOR Minnesota and the Dakotas showers in Northern
Minnesota and North Dakota warmer
fof Iowa, showers In the eastern part
Tor missouri, showers by night.
FOR NeDEaska, hanses abd Colorado fair; warmer.
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FRANKLIN.
RUM LED TO a RIOT.


rle disorder among pipe line laborers at Franklin
Fas Qgietcd yesterday. The trouble was caused by
,um the laborers having been paid OF. They belong
10 various nationa)ities. At p. m. on Monoay the
drunken laborers began molesting the citizens The
two liquor shops OF the village closed, and the
township committee appealed TO. The Sheriff was
teleploned TO at Newark, and three deputies were
dispatched to Franklin together with the Sheriff, who
ut night sent for twenty men. A posse was
made mp OF volunteers. They all armed. Their
arrival intimdatcd the rioters. five Of whom were ar
rested. and were discharged yesterday. Before the
arrival OF the deputies shots exchanged between
the rioters on the roadways. A number Of deputies
were on duty yesterday
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CORRECTIONS FROM GENERAL SHARPE.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: My letter to you yesterday on the Ulster
County Savings Bank matter was very hastily dc
tated and contains or two errors. am made to
say that Mr.. Brodhead elected County Treasurer
after long succession Of Treasrers belonging to the
opposite party However immaterial, this is a mis-
take.
am also made TO say that stated the facts 70
several officers Of the largest banking institution OF
New York, when meant TO say officers OF several OF
the largest banking institutions. Very truly yours,
GEORGE II. SHARPE.
New-York oct. 6, 1901.
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.....................122 Totll
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
list Innings
SEVENTH REGIMENT VETERANS DINE.

About $50 members OF the 9TH Regiment Veterans,
Association sat down to dinner in the theatre OF
the Manhattan Athletic CllrS house last night TO
celebrate the sixtyseventh anniversary Of the or.
ganlzauon Of the regiment Colonel Edward g.
Arthur the president OF the association was the
presiding officer and POSTMASTER. The disappoint-
ment OF the evening was the absence of Channcey
NJ Depew, who was to have answered to the toast
Pro Potria ct Gloria" which Is tho motto Of the
7th Regiment. lie sent telegram saying that he
700 Ill TO attend. number Of well known min.
tary and naval officers were present.
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ELIZABETH.

DR.. Edward wetnIann. Of Roselle, had narrow
escape from beine killed Monday night by being
thrown Off passenger train between Elizabeth and
Rosele. DR.. Wetmann walked out the platform
Just as the train was rounding curve, and the
jotng of the caused him to lose his balance and
fall off, II thought he had gone under tho
wheels. but he struck the edge of the road
bed and rolled down enbankment into cinder pit.
He was cut severely around the head and badly
bruised about the body and legs. He was picked
up and removed TO his home in coach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
NEW.RRUNSWICK.

The thirty. seventh annual meetins OF the New-Icr
sey State homeopathic Medical society was held in
New Brunswick yesterday. About twenty-five dele
gates, representing the different cities, present
They elected officers to for the year. and routine
business transacted. President S. A. Giles, of
East Orange, presided.
The Sloan prizes, which were competed for by the
freshman class of Rutgers, were awarded yesterday
Te first prize, S4o0, went TO David Carhalt, OF Rah
way the second prize, $3.50, to Herman c. Weber, Of
Brooh]yn.
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Real Cstale n1anieo,

NJ ODEliATE, for jewelry store good loca.
criptlon. street number. rent. and when
interview, MATCHMAKER, Tribune Oillce.
w ANTED.-By a private family full
w sized unfinished house, VIII butleF's
pantry extension. Address, stating exact
location and price. ALPINE, Tribune once.
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Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BARRETT-General Benjamin l.. Runkle, U. s. Army
FIFTH UE--Ex President Rutherford b. Hayes o,
Fremont. Ohio, and ex-Congressman william Whiting of
Massachusetts,. GRAND-General Stephen " Benet
U. S. Army. GRAND UNIoN-COlonel John NJ Wilson
Of West Point. HoFFMAN-State Bank Superintendent
Charles NJ. Preston, OF Kingston, ". Y. PARK
AVENUE-PresItent Elmer II. Capcn, OF Tufts College
ST JAMES-Pay Inspector A. ]. Clark u T. Navy
WINDsoR-Congressman James J. Belden OF Syracuse
and Ex-Governor Alexander II. Rice OF Massachusetts,
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FURNISHED 5ouses

Country.
a pvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OF ICES.
so. ,239 Broadway. corner Tnirty -lrst-st !;
.. m. 20 West IwentY.third.st.. corner
sth.avc.: 1872 Qth.ave. -: 1873 -Four th-ave..
corner Fourtecn.h.st. 7co Third.ave.. cor.
siIty.fSstst. i.7Cs' FiiGrsst-aYc,. loo West
70 ty.sec ond-st 1.co3 Columbusaye. /:
l170 Ninth.ayo., corner 72d:st.j GO
Liberty-s., SO Avenue A. 32y Thlrd'2ye..
hume .and-twenty.G fth-st.. up 70 s D. m.
and 20G West One-hundret and twenty-1f
st. at regular oillce rates.
ITO RENT.-A furnished country home,
L near Yonkors, on the Hudson River
improvements; beautifully situated; rent
Moderate 10 good tenant. Address +. L. s.,
Box O. Tribune Office.
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ORANGE.
William Eer

William Brennan nineteen years old, painter, and
q stepson OF William O'Mealy, killed yesterday
BY falling from the roof OF Cummings, Matthews &
Co.'S hat shop, a.fourscory building.
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furnished Rooms Uanteo,

I ARGE, furnished room. hea:cd; hang.
for bachelor; vicinity 18th 10 A. sts.. and
4th 70 9th aves. s25 monthly anything
dineren: unnOticed. Address MAJOR, Trib-
une Ofiee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

/" Look here said the editor 10 the reporter who
had written up the burning OF Deacon Green's corn
barn at Jacksonville "YOu don't say anywhere that
that scene recalled 10 many spectators familiar pas
sages from Dante's Inferno'" NO." reJoned the re-
porter, but 've put in the scene bcggared descrp
ton and III work In the Dante and send IL upS-
Boston Transcript.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.
THREE NEW STORMS ORGANIZING

1IITI1T4 M" b1OItsuS UIsGANIIINU.
Washington, Oct o1he storm OF the Nova Scotia coas,
has moved northeast TO Newfoundland Storms are deyel.
oping Assnnboia Cuba and the Middle Missssippi
Valley The clearing condition has moved slightly south 10
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Alan and WIFE for country, s25.
ItJ GAZETTE OFFICE. $50 broadway.
corner Sth.st, upstairs.
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FURNISHED Gcuse mante0.

L AMILY. 3 adults, warts furnished house
l. for the winter. near I'D or Slst-st. sta
ton West. Box 107, Crawford, r. J.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
BAR.
Inches
30.5
800
29.5

Tribune ONCE Oct. 7, q. Incidentally fair weather
prevailed yesterday, but there trace q rain ct
nightian. in spite Of very low humidity. The TEN.
peraue ranged between G. and g. degrees the average
(57 being lower than the corresponding day last
year and O2 lower than Monday
In and ts city to-day there viii probably be fair
or partially cloudy weather slightly warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

A NJ APPOINTED ATTORNEY 70 sell
- the controlling interest IN manu-
featuring concern. The owners health
Will not admit OF hls attending 10 the
business: a good change $4,000 wanted.
Call or ad1icss A. DAVENPORT, Clarendon
Hotel BROOKLYN ~ Y.
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miscellaneous.


A YORK YORK ! T f1tbf2 Viii L Be RE.
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
40 ], 238 Broadway. corner Thirty .lrst-st.
/ lao Broadway, corner 2eth-;t.. until y
p. m. 27O West Twenty.third. corner
s ss5sS Ss GSAsye Zoo 1Ss sS
n r Forty seventh: st -; 90 IhEd.aye.. near
Sixty .lrstst.; 1,7os First-aye.. JOG West
For y.Second.st /, o92 Columbus-ave.;
h7S Nnth;ay Venus corner a2S 2f 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., up TO D. m.
~ or MARCHE and LOUVRE GLOVES,
I'D S.button MOusQue:Olrcs splendid quail
Channels, 7tc. JAMES, 800 broadway
and - West 30th-st
n LOTHING, Furniture, Jewelry, Liquors.
" Wines and Pianos wanted IN exchange
for good per cent investment stocks.
BARTER, Tribune ONCE.
ENTLEMEN wishing to dispose OF their
NJ lcfJ-of clothing at a fair value Will please
call on or address EDWARD MILLER, 90
6th-ave.
TTHE CELEBRATED LAVALLIERE
i CORSETS are unquestiOnably the best
corscts ever imported no comfort without
those wonders. JAMES, 900 broadway
and 10 West 30th-st.
Az ANTED. TO purchase livery and board.
w ing stable outside New-YOrk and Brook
Ign. Send lowest cash price and full par
tlculars to n. NJ. BoNELL. 40 PeaTl-st
M ESTLOTORN & CO.. Law and Secret
w Service Agency. Speciality accident dam.
age suits and collections no expense unless
successful; advice free. Room Isl, World
Building.
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Horses ano Carriages

| "A. Downtown,
972, 37i, y76 BROoME-ST'
pRoADwAYP "HTSb 51sT.sT.
ELEGXNT CARRiAGEs
FOR TOWN AND. COUNTRY
OF EVERY VARIETY.
| Coupes' a and o pass.),
Iandaus Curtain Rockaways,
| Landaulets, Depot wagons
Omnibus, WoPonettes'
VIctorias, CaDfioleIe
Spiders, Stnnhopes,
Phaetons, Carts,
bnckboards. Dos.s- Dos,
Road Wagons. Village Carts.
Immense Stock
TOP AND no TOP CARRIAGES
FANCY pRi r9d TRAPS.
AL CoLoRs OF PAINT AND TRIM.
OAK. MAHOGANY, WALNUT WOODS.
ALL STYLES or HARNESS
FOR SALE Ar Low PRICES:
GALL BEFORE PURCHASING AND
EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
A. vASS A EkfSGFH Edfp 6SA6SFYf'S
100 and 1872 East 13th-st.,
AN EyoRAMFottss i AvssokT n1ESi Of all the
new styles Of SPRING and SUMMER
AZ GA FHE .SE& DESIGNS n oA lga6 M.
Pile and OTHES NATURAL WOODS,
prominent among which is ne display an 81
sHRoSooiffiNG WAGONS, KcnsingtOns, Dor
BY Wagons. Triple BuckboaTds, Snrfeys.
whitc Duckboards for four and six pas
sEsoSTTtG?HAMs AND oCTAGoN FRONT
BROUGHAMS, new and second hand, oy
the best city sSyNilb9;HEijs.
GLASS FRONT AND LEATHER HEADS;
SIX rAssENNG 9EkkAX xAP EXTENSION
FRONTS; Coupe and Curtain Rockaways.
vICToRIAs, rovs
LANDAIuLETs and NAIL 4, Err PH fAGTS
LADIES; DRTv1NG PaAEToNs, , Elk.
TENSION TOP PHAEToNS and DOC
RS AI5Ss SRsi1GSxE MA2GSS
AND DEPOT WAGONS PAINT.
r1LnUnYsi EP D 6ED c a Tsh AND PONY
OUR &SffEREEss ROOM
GaFSRfE5 ASB BSEgsf FocTFA 9g
WHiPs, Fur AID CLoTH KoBEs
DlANAAIiSk AMERICA.
OF ALL KiNDS-fsmiIv Horses, Road;
sscrs, Trotters' Saddle Horses and
Wv 1T PRIVATE SALE.
rNTENpING PURCHASERS MIL 20 20
STOCK before buying elsewhere.
A pyEHT1sEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
uEIvED AT THE THROWN OFFICES.
1o Sg 9o %s: 'fTRs1 sssht ue e6rneg
sth.,ye. i52 e.h:ave. 1S s., Eourth.ays..
snS es The HARkEM SeG Office $50 Ear. One:
hn9d 5cd -9 md tatthh::s, up to N.
~ 7o 0O N M corner 7aa:s e.
sslxty:dist:s, !. i,TOs 81 aaIir's-ays;;; i6S Yves.
s sof Z ' fsSaai ONO. fsss. c0lOmOu''v''
II OR SALE.-A pair OF fine Jet black
horses, close mates; no white half
brothers years old, 1914 hands high thor:
ourhly broke, single and double fearless o.
ANYTHING warranted sound clean snGqtS
5eam. Call on w. d. SNYDER. ia wy.
andOtte. s., South Bethlehem Penn:
DOR sALE.-Property OF a gentleman
.i, going to Europe pair Jet black l,;ko,t car,
superior roadsters; price $500; also coupe
built by Miner & Stevens, In thorough order,
harness, &C.; also superior saddle mare,
suitable ioI young lady goes pssF5tSectly
S. H.. =. o. Box ISL, City.
L. OR SALE.-Dooriing and livery stable
l. good location and long lease. IL. d. G.,
IT II. BABCoCK COMPANY,
H. 400. 4QS. 40, AZ. Droome-st.
BUILDERs OF FINE CARRIAGES
v1cTGRIAs, CABRIQLtTs, COACHES,
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Gitp RraI estate for Gale.

A VERY DESIRABLE 3-story house;
a 93d;sty near station; i left. STEW
EMS, 9tn-aye. corner 93d-st.
a R yyosS 8 "a rs F9E THE NEW j,
50. ,2ss Bro.dTaT. eornss Thlrty :hr'sst,
LAO B 5oo cprn@ 29th,st; until
Gomez ToaIs..9s {: i, 5co, f:hIra:sys.. cor:
Six Is re T9ild os w s.i
Fo9.segond:;t i, os1 Coiam6ussye.;
LILO Ninst;syc., corner 72l;st.; 90
i hS' y fyF3 oFFE S2 So T h,ss ONE
hundrsf-and twenty: nfth.st. up to 8 D. NJ.
ST.. az regular once rates
HANDSOME 4.story 2O.foot house
IL choice West Side location: s2S 900 easy
terms. CoNDIT, 1,179 Broadway.
Nj UsT BE .sOLD.-Fiye.story nat Boqie-
5us a S1E HTITsN GGE GSGa saesaoG dfsN
ONLY TWO OF those elegant white stone
~ houses on West 72d-st., near Riverside
Park commanding O view OF the Hudson. at
SO, 600, $4,000. and one grand Corner,
richly q dcfor1tGs ts 80 goo. Was. oavo
THE ELEGANT. 4;stoTy, 20 feet 10
dwelling. 15s West 7oth.st.; gas fixtures,
bay, window, back stairs seen to appreciate.
apply Oh premises.
S20 OOO EQUITY IN -four handsome
RcC,OOO 4-stOry houses best West
Side location exchange for nearby subur-
ban property and cash. CoNDIr 1,170
Broadway.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
L, VERGREENS CEMETERY LOT for
~ sale at halt cost location good. Also
posts and bars. JAMES GARITY, IS West
14th-st., New-York.
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TT II. BABCoCK COMPANY,
II. 400, 40S, 40, 412 BrOome-st.
Established 1S45.
BUILDERS OF FINE CARRIAGES
,,,cro, OF every Dissertation. m ours
BROUGHAMS. R0CKAWAYS.-
ROAD WAGONS A SPECIALITY.
Novelties IN Palnt and Natural Wood;
TWO WffEELERS, SPIDER PHI Actions:
LADIES' DRIVING PHAETONS, PONY
CARTS and miniature TRAPS in great
variety.
High Grade HARNESS AT VERY MOD
ERATE PRICES.
Ii ORsES wintarsd az the Willow Glen
II Farm 90 box stalls; ponies FOR sale.
Address DR.. o. Q. JACKSON. =. o. Box
lG1, Jamaica, J.. I.
Nv ANTED. 80 oo0,0 600 people TO send
w for B!rch's carriage ard harness cat
Logucs largest assortment IN America; very
moderate prices don't pay such ex:ravagant
prices for harness and carriages estao-
bngton. n. !.
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Busiress Ghanres

A VERY successful salesman open for en-
"A gagement with responsible Manufacture
ing concern none other need reply; can FUR
nIsh ample security. Address WOthbH
Rov tribune Onice,
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gonntrp Real estate for Sale

"A fol sale or 10 lot, fufnIsnea or Untur.
ulsbed land by the acre or lot ~ BIS
TAYLOR. 8 Hickman At. N. Y.
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for Sole.

A Z REDUCED PRICES.-5O0 second.
IA hand wood and iron working machines;
IUliy guaranteed machinery bought and eX.
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY, 395 MadI.
SOii.sr.
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Gelu Uarteo.

A GENTS AND CANVAsSERSi male or
n finale; SO TO 81 daily profits sure;
experience unnecessary; no talking re-
nuired exclusive territory given. For par.
ticulars address 1. PUTNAM & co.. West
WingLod Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

A ANNOUNCEMENT. -Mesmcrlsm tIiypno-
mental Instruction. DR.. MCCARTHY, Med.
zeal Mesmerlst and Magnetic Heaer, 80
years experience, 3lS West 53ta-st., Cen.
tfaI Park
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Females.

A STRONG, respectable young girl wanted
"A 10 mind children and make 'rself use-
ful; good home; English famly, Al.
18th SITS. Isl noor.
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A NYTHING In diamonds, watches and
~ fine iewelry delivered for small cash
payment; balance payable 81 weekly. Ad-
d z. IS ENION WAnCu co. 2SS lllMaY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

4 GENTLEMAN offers for 81 l4-carst
n hlled hunting watch full J-welled adj
iusted heat and cold nearly new cost e5S
also diamond stud; bargain. LHOAO,
4 hmm O1icn.
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VALUABLE HrSrs To LAn1rs

FEILS.-The new veilings at prices a little lower
than usually prevailing Maline Silk ves in three
scarce tints of Heiotrope. cents The latest from
Paris has velvet dots and tiny jet beads glitterins like
diamonds. &c. VEIL Silk Net Wells with gold and
hiVer specks ground colors Of Grays, Tans Browns
ana Black and White 9cents The new Spider weby Wells
% cents with spiders 81 cents The latest tint of Pearl
Gray Silk Wells. with silver dots, 25 cents Tissue
vels with new"sye border, 10 cents Silk Grenadine
Heiis, new mesh. Grays, Tans Browns London Red
White and Black. 10 cents These new wells force
prices down for what were considered not undesr.
abie and what still the desired by many The
pest quality Sewing Silk Wells, in all new coors re-
ouced from % to 81 cents yard. The 19c quality
SIX Grenadne Wells that not the latest shades re-
duced to ) cents
FAhASOLS.-The latest novelty IL the Cockscorab
arasoi and the lowest price yet quoted here-s6 Vs.
Inc bouquet Parasols in India silks, with flowers fig
ures polka dots and plain colors g. 6S Lyons polka
DOT novelties. all colors only 80. 9S. combination
lot, which includes many Is Parasols for ONLY a. S
each. All colors including scarce Grays, Tans &C.
IN aurah. Gros Grain and Puritan silks; plain colors
and those with latest style band borders
Sun UMBRELLAS.-Lyons Novelty SIX Umbrellas
In al coors. with extra cover to match Handles of
Dresden china with ''burnt-in" paintings 81. 6s
those with less expensive handles. 81 Is.
Observation-Disclosures Fast Black Hose for q cents.
GUARANTEED 25c. QUALITY. Ladies': Ricbelieu
rib, also plain, in medium and light weights Boys
With double knees. &C. sizes to TO- Misses: Derry
rib, also fine rib; sizes 5 to sk Chidren's; Plat.
sizes to 81 All at n cents pair Guaranteed Fast
Black and to be 25c. quality
RIBBONS.-Silk Velvet Ribbons satin bach. al
widths and all shades. marked at Palas RovaI prica.
The per cent discount allowed tomorrow is worth
learning.
WRAPS.-The stock Of Jackets. Travelling Usters
Capes Tea Gowns ShAwls and Chiidrens Goats and
SUITS Is still complete. One-tenth allowed of the
marked prices.
HANDhEkCHIEFS.-We didn' I reduce many STYLES
OF our Es-cent Handkerchiefs to 5 cents yesterday
without good reason. The new 12hc. Handkerchisfs
VIII tell YOU Also ask to see the 35c. Handkerchiefs
WIN borders embroidered in similar styles TO the hand
embroidered French goods We sell from 81 to a., 10
each. Compare them Just for curiosity So superior
are these new 3oc Handkerchiefs that those here
vlous to their arrival are reduced to 25 cents
NOTICE.-fou will not again read of bargains like
those quoted bslow-not until the summer of 1922
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued beow.)
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Bur Twice A YE.R.
Continued below.)

Twice annually we surprise our patrons with the
Finest Cotton and Cambria Underwear at much less
than the cost of materials and trimmings semi-an.
nually we are complimented by one of the leading
manufacturers Of the country. who charges us noi.
nal price for his samples. The summer season being
over with the manufacturer. We are now the happy
and proud possessors of few hundred undersarmens
which are in turn to surprise and please our patrons
Travelling statesmen are naturally anxious to preserve
the beauty of their samples that few of the gar
ments show signs of handling. The prices we ask are
but slight advance the to us and we may be
pardoned for writing. complimentary prices
made for the bene0 Of the PQtais Royal patrons.
Others will understand why We thus write.
CONTINUED below.)
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Are ADVERTISEMENTS Hs1prur,

ARE ADVERTISEMENTS Hr1pyu1,
We Know that tho truth unvarnished d not alvsyy
found in advertisements, and. perhaps, more espe-
ciay In the advertisements of the merchant who Is 30
anxious to inform you that he never exa1oerates
Taking them all In all. advertisements will be found
very helpful The merchant naturally selects the best
values to mention and if he does sometimes exasserats
he is not the less telling Of his best patues To know
Of the best values in any store great hsp to shop
pers-savng time. trouble and money: therefore, i'd.
verttsements ARE helpful.
GENTLEMEN:
The best values here for you are the Gossamcr
Merno Shirts and Drawers at 3c each or three suits
for ~. This underwear Manufactured to soil ct
% cents and is selling elsewhere at that r:ce We
Closed out the balance Of the manufacturers stock
reduction in price, thus enabling this unexasgera,ed
statement: SOC. QUALITY MEMS UNDERWEAR
FOR IS CENTS. The Shirts. sizes 81 to A. have the
ribbed necks, silk bound and stitched fronts; the
Drawers, sizes 80 to 40. have tapes at seams and
trouser-shape fronts.
Equally true is it that Offering warranted Fast
Black Half Hose at 25 that cannot be duplicated
ut less than IS cents You don't want to know the rca
son. only THE FACT
We may also easily prove that the identical styles and
qualities Of Four-nhand and Knot scarfs, reduced
from ~ to 30 cents are the being offered else
where at 50 cents.
~Mens Department near, door No. l1lq Pa .ve
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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