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TARRYTOWN.

A succossfll Christmas sale was held In the
narlors of the Asbury Methodist Episcopal 'hurch
on Thursday afternoon ami evening Inc sdie WAS
under the direction Of the Helping Hand Foreign
Mission Band connected with the church It's OBJECT
be,nc to slpport two orphan girls in India. Thos"
in charge were Miss Ethel Leonard. president;
Miss Edith Bait secretary; Miss Florence Sack
EFT treasurer; Miss Helen Coutan; Miss Bessie
Stephens Miss Clara Sackett Miss Bessie Living
ston. Mrs. G. l.. McCutcheni Mss Edij !, lamp
The white ribbon social held at the home oil
Miss Powcls on FRIDAY ,veI,ing under the auspic's
Temperance Union. was an enjoyable anair. Ater
refreshments were served four new mcmPcrs "T,e
unanimously clccted-William POwels, Henry W.
Baker J Kaynor and Moses Yerks.
The third lecture given by Charles H.. Lever
Building Thursday evening. under ne ausplcer
Of the Tarrytown University Extension Cenire was
Martin Van Buren, and the Triumph OF the New
York Democracy. , - 49,,
Young Mems Lyceum and it's apparatus Will be
extended to the women of the village TINS alter
St. Paurs Methodist. Episcopal Church at its
las, meeting e.ected Mrs; W f. Clarke president
An informal meeting Of the voters Of Union
Free School District No. /. town of Groenbure. will
be held at the the @arS of S VAIN
the plans and specifications Of the proposed new
eS 5u o4G h DT ONE ma be @
formed previous to the meeting for voting upon the
IL S pnS Of pSncd " sK the fo
Of EDUCATION. As there Is considerable opposition
to the proposition some lively discussions are eM-
nize the petition of A. +. Bliss and other promi-
R,iss told The Tribune reporter that the opposition
was growing stronger every day. and he believed
the proposition would be beaten at the polls Mt.
Wright architects of New-York, in which they
s Se e Mn4s Sna and the
not 10 exceed NocU
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POCANTICO HILLS.

For the last three months more than "A hundred
men and about half as many horses have been AT
work on an estate OF about five hundred
known "Kaah-out." the property Of John D.
Rockefeller. They are grading and terracing end
completely converting what was last summer
improved land into IA beautiful park, in which Mr.
Rockefeller intends 20 erect handsome mansion
The place has many historic conn ciiors. In the
Colonial period II was ren1 LYONS Tor he Ind
nal-station was situated there. from WHEN Obser
vations Of the movements OF the British were
made. Washington and his officers frequently
visited the heights TO reconnotre he country. II
IL said that here. too. Pauldng. CT Andre fame
made a foray upon the british. The prop
erty Is particularly interesting at present owing to
employment afforded TO native Americans. I'D be
cause It's owner believes that the assessment placed
1t is too high Mr.. Rockefeller is paying out In
wages more than 1900 weck-the largest In the
neighborhood From the summit OF the height.
which r. Of the highest In Weston County.
a beautiful view OF the Hudson md Palisades Is
had. To the north flows the Pocan;ico. through
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

Andrew Bopp. of Mamaroneck, who was ACCIDENT
ally shot through the thigh on Thursday while bad
ing his gun at pigeon shoot in Hickory Grove. Is in
a diving condition in the hospital here Coroner Ban
ming has taken his ante-mo statement. Carl
Ecker the farmland who is responsible for the DIS
charge the gum has given himself up 10 the author
lies in Mamaroneck ~
Colonel James b. Sinclair Camp. Sons Of Veterans.
has elected new officers follows: Captain. Aiher;
NJ Cornell: leutenants. Clarence Ferguson and
Harry Keeler: camp council. NJ. o: Booker Frank
Kaufman and Harry Stoves: delegaie-a,-arge,
George NJ Davis: alternate. James A. Haslett; deie-
gate. Harry Keeler: alternate. Elmore Murphy me
public installation will be held in the town hall early
In January. - -.
The frs civic and ma squerade hall Of the Enter
Mise Hook and Ladder Company will be held in the
Music Hall on January q. ~ , ,,, iii,
The term Of Postmaster William v Molloy Will
exDire on February l. 1891. and nc Is Repub-
Gcap "A number of Democrats are making an
effort 10 secure the appointment. Among the
aspirants are Frank VI. Alderman. Robert Gov
ers Nj j Dillon and ex-Poice Captain Charles
H. McGuirk Mr. Alderman has circulated a
petition 10 which ne now has the names OF goo
persons But the chances that change Will be
made are remote. as the administration of Mt
Mollov has been efficient and satisfactory and 1t
is scarcely probable that the President and Sen
Ate will take action in the thirty days that in
tcrvene between the expiration OF Mr.. Molloy $
commission and the Inauguration Of MIR. Nc
nj
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


,ors =, tho Woman's Institute Club are
nrenar,ng for the annual Christmas lesu'i"e',
They will meet this evening at the ihs''u'' w
again Wednesday afternoon at 2:So O'CLOCK 10 coi,
tinue the preparations A Chrls'Hias '" w,
open Wednesday afternoon at the institute anu "
continue through the week ,x
Tho FIRST of a series Of Saturday evening popular
concerts was given night before last IN 'he par
Tors of the Young Mems Christian Association III
Main-st About two hundred persons were Pie'-
ent and enjoyed the singing or the oou'h N"
Jubilee Singers The faculty OF the ioi'N.'' ~
lege Music will furnish the music al his i.e week
cert to be given Saturday evening OF s,'s he
A public meeting was held last hlSnt a" ~, ,he
rooms Of The Yonkers Addresses
We're made by J. H. Russell on dhe isyes on
Esrth' Miss Anna NJ siaber on The Nesds o.
Humanity. A. L. Conger jrodnnsnnhrvv' and the
c efd Mr Mr. russell closed the meeting with
remarks Mans Destiny q Union VET
eran. was held yesterday afternoon at o 81 nf
at the headquarters Of k!ching ros' wore con- ~
% Suntrd bv the Rev Charles E. Allison Of the Day
spring church IN wsre present from
John C. Fremont Post, John g Shotts ah@ Nembers
d M Me Woma f Resf 1' Corps and Ladies q the
Grand Army sang. The burial was IN OAKLAND
The Yonkers Yacht Club gave the first of series ,6
of club nights on SATURDAY e nyes we're present
IN large numbers and the affair was success cess
Vocal and instrumental music ana reauinSS ~
s,ven nv members and their friends. AT the on
kers Corinthian Club house. In Nark-st. .he ei h
hars rad sumner A concert and dance VIII DC
given al the clubhouse this evening o,
Dr. f. H. Cook will lecture tc,morro,W, e CbmrnS
In tho chanel of ST. Andrews Memorial = hu ar,
on "I'be Catskis and the Adirondacksc IN, me
iecture is given under the direction OF the ouhoa!
scbooI in aid of the chapel extension fund.
William Read Co.. proprietors OF the hss einf ,he
and simmons hat factories. have purcnassu ,ide
Shetbar TuildinC in Elm-st.. near Palisade-aVe
II Is said that the businesses will be uni'ed uhue'
roof. -, co.,,,o, Council has
hoar raIled for this evening by Mayor feene i ne
Decemher meeting of the Board OF TRADE VIII DC
held tomorrow night.
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GEO. CLINT Co
As. AND At WEST 23:sT.
NEAR BROADWAY
FACTORY: I54 ANo IS6 WEST I9"SrRttL

age passengers Vernon II brown 90 Arr'Vr'
steamer Yarrowiae n,r, Geides shields Nci n.r !.
~ In ballast to Barber Co. Arrived ~ wv
steamer Karlsruhe Ger, R,hen. bremen .ssss-s y
Oelrirhs a co the Rar a. =. ~ ,.c.rhsr
"A iSourgogns 'frl. lie hpeui ha' - n IRE
d ws,h mISs and passengers Ia \ Forsei. S'''" "
s'ssmrr ssrnIa ,n wyatt November ~
mise cabin and Jog Storage ps s', n m
steamer lanes Turpie d,r,. Young caana N,,.i Al
q AMI Messiah H. with fruit TO Phelps h's'
s,eamer Vasconeaaa ,lr, shearer pemersrs W. A.
2 with sugar TO order. vessel to Punch Ed'e ~
',. ,,mer Valencia SsiiiinsS Colon December
md. and Z, passengers to Panama Railroad s'e'"'
Lin Arrived va, a" me n nn psrs Savannah WIN
mdtr and passengers t. Old polinnn = -, sratss-
ton with nd-s and passengers o. W y clyde Rich
steamer Richmond Davis. Newport ~, n,mrion -
nond with m't-e and passengers To the VI" '
steamer jamestown IIuphcr- Newport Se yn,nca -
folk with mise and passengers 70 the W" ' -
steamer Bsnetactor. Townsend. rhiiadepha' VII"
20 William u clyde 60. ,,,,,, sou,hwtsl
sand, msos ,. ns sr,,y ~ so, NV very ha.,
SAILED ~u.n
steamer Sir Richard 6rrnyiie 't'r Tor .,,r,s tBf1
etc. Pacific ,nr, Avonmouth. Ens""''
Tur MOVEMENTS or srEAME's
FOREIGN PORTS A.. No
Steamer rtrur,. ,sp. Ferguson. Liyerps,o '''
yors sailed from oue.nsown pe,emoe, ,,serr Ses'
ye,s PASSED IN" Lizard pecsnh~r ~ .u.,erAss
steamer Zsandan Dutch -. Ntiss ue" ia
TO, tgrs E.."S s ,r h"ps iom
rived al iIavre December II .-v,rt esaeo
steamer Hindoe nv. Douglas for Se"
Ao s.' .;s. p. :'.s diS:.,s" Ds,:~Ss u
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HASTINGS.

re sewer in Railroad-ave. has been completed
ard accepted by the Board OF Sewer Commission
ers. This completes the sewer system Of the VII
lage which Is said to be the best OF any village OF
It's size alcng the Hudson. Thirty-two electric
lights have also been added to the village. making
eighty-eight I'm all In Broadway. connecting this
Village with the city Of Yonkers.
pleasant reception in honor Of the fourteen
new members OF the Hastings Reformed Church.
who were received into the church on the Sunday
previous. given In the lecture room Of the
ehurch on Wednesday evening last and was largely
attended The pastor proposes to hold these social
reunions every month: The next one will be held
on the evening Of Friday. January s.
Protection Hose Company has decided to hold a
Christmas tree entertainment on the evening OF
Tuesday December 49, An entertainment commit
tee has been appointed. and preparations are being
made to make the affair the best ever given In the
village.
The children of the Episcopal Sunday school
yesterday rehearsed their Christmas carols. They
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SING SING.

The funeral of !. Howe Allen took place yester-
day afternoon at his homo in Staie-st Ihcre was
a large attendance of prominent citizens OF 'h'
village graduates and former pupils OF MOUNT
Pleasant Military Academy OF which MI. A"'"
had for many years been the principal me -.
vices were conducted by the Rcv. J. a NOV II
Jams Of the Presbyterian 'hIrch anc ne ~, -
" Ferguson, OF Trinity Episcopal thurth. ~
eral anthems were sung by a quartet iN' ""''"
will be in Dale Cemetery. 49,, .,o-..
business Is reported to be booming at the FACTOR
of tho Raw State Shoe and Leather company. iA
this place When the haTd times set IN inc com
pany was Obliged 70 reduce It's force OF
and for the last three years has been conc iC.ihb
h,e,ncss on \ conservative system. since Mchl
Ievs election things have changed there nave h''i
M moro ''lay OFFS on Saturdays, ana 10" ~ -
,,ndnrstood the company wants all its old empoyc5
Jack and Is preparing 10 enlarge IFS dac.orl. -
1t is thought from the fact that me uDIi, al A.,
ing laid that the foundry at the new SliHNdh Nj
rine Engine Works Will start up IN short time.
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IRVINGTON

1t IS expected that the work Of rcnovating the
Church of the Immaculate Conception will be com
pleted by Christmas. when special services Will he
held The rectory. adjoining the church. is also
being repaintcd
The managers OF the Free Reading Room have
secured a ten years lease Of the grounds and
building and are doing much to make the place
attractive 10 the young people OF the village.
The fremen will hold reception In the Fire
Company Hall next Wednesday evening. Messrs.
lie Furgc, Hines and healing compose the Rcccp-
ton Committee.
The young people OF the village who are de-
postors I'm the Penny Provdent Fund are pre-
pairing hold Christmas entertainment. 1t will
consist of dialogues. Rotations Christmas carols
and distribution of presents.
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CHTRcH FORTY-THREE YEARS OLD.

The forty-ihrd anniversary OF the Th'rty-seventh
Street Meihodist Episcopal Church. which was or
ganized in 1853 as the Kips Bay Methodist Epis ,opa
Church. was celebrated yesterday AT the morning
9. ryice which was largely attended. the pastor .he
pev Henry s Still made n brief reference 10 the
church's history. mentioning the Rev. Or. William
II. Boole, David Curry. William McAlister. Thomas
H. Burch. Richard Meredith. Robert 7. McNicho..
George Ii. Goodsell. James A. Wheedon. +. r Foley
ard f. A. Blake as among those who had done good
work In the church. The Rev. DR.. w. w. Kelly.
Editor OF The Methodist Review. preached the
morning sermon
The afternoon service for children. and the pu-
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PELHAM.

Liberty Hose Company has decided TO have a thea
IRE nartv on the evening ~ December g. COM
mittce has been appointed 10 make arrangements for
seats and trans ortatfon
Tn. annual sale in aid OF Pelham Hall Shelter Tor
H. rneess Girls took pace on Saturday afternoon
under the direction Of Mrs. Hazen and the young
women Of Pelham Hall The sale nct'"i ABOUT wv
\ Joint meeting Of tho missionary soc'ilr, OF tl'
Uugn.noi Memorial and the Presbyterian churcN'-
was held Thursday afternoon in IN" nom" u NJ
Wimarih. in Mape-ave. tn" NEE ing "ts a iir'Ssd
iv he Rev and Mrs Hoskn-. who have recently
returned from Syria Mrs Ford. Of ielham, wn1s'
daughter was with Mrs. iioskin-. In Syria. ana MI
Nuti!nc also OF Pelham VINO was m slohh'H ~
Turkey for twelve years. were IN attendance anu
made brie: addresses.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ASTOR-J Mitchell DC las Careers. Uruguay an
Consul-Goncral NJ Lima. f'ru. 'AMh''i,'
t4r,,or s,,,r,n United states Commissioner
eral Of immigration. Justice :. \. Kellogg. OF IN"
Ncw-York supreme Court and John A nan. - 9.
and \ y Anglers .. G.. ~ Montreal fIt III
XENI-E-Ex-,iovrrnor Person &. Cheney. OF New
U.rnshire and Bradley r. Smailcy. OF Vermont
HOFFMAN William ). Wallace Of Albany.
and NJ Howden Smith United States Nice-Consul
at Zanzibar. HOLl.AND-H H. h"hlSt"t. OF TN
caco and baroness \. Hucnc. OF 81 Petersburg.
MANHATTAN-II"nry Phi1ps. jr.. OF i'iisbure
and Samuel j. Tdcn Of New-Lchanon. y. \.
PLAZA TX Lieutenant Governor l.. y. Na'res OF
Pennsylvania. WALDORF EN-Congrcssinan /. q.
Nellringhaus. OF ST. Louis.
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PEEKSKILI..

George G. Mead Camp. Sons Of Veterans o.
Dobhs Ferry. viii pay a fraternai WISH 10 "
Lancey Cole Camp. No IS. Of this place. ,hiS = '"
ing The Peekskill Sons. accompanied by "HS'ii'-
ton Drum Corps. will escort the vsitors 10 i-'"''
Hall where they will be entertained. At the puSl-
ass ,ooe.ipq officers will be elected by De lanccy
colo Can,n The nominations are: Captain Car
erce 7 Lent: first lieutenant Henry Moore ""l'''
and ! A. Halt: second lieutenant, James "a
houn, jr. 49, ,,. No,
Drum nm School will close on "Wednesday! De
cember a. and reopen Monday Jah""i! - ''
The secretary will pay the teachers their p'0''
her salaries on Wednesday at the lose o. Schoo''
The report of the hospital for November Snow
that the receipts for the month were $S'' W. Inc
EXPENSES were $3.50 IS. Twelve patients Mere az
United three for treatment on y seven -,
hor,d ono LOFT and six remain under treatment
A Council OF Chosen Friends mas Deeh iiiS
in Peekskil The ins'H liiI.cg Of Brooklyn as
Sisted by Past supreme Icirosentaiive ihon nie
S Sap1@ o or icnry H. smith yecouncilor Mis-.
DeDbie +. Haisnt; s.e'1i"rI tmo'' pre;c Mrs
rud pr n GG9re deorse H. worhnson
warden Miss Minnie J.. Pierce; sgard r fa"n
g NJ Gardner samuel J. Pierce : Mrs Ada T.
Goethe; past councillor tr"hKhn ,g ponk have
declared an annua dividend Of per cent p'y"D'e
me Euterpc Society will give musical in Miss
Anderson's Conservatory o. must. tins ct,H. M,
Following the formal prosranme me SG'r,l Mi
ments =. -. al, -. ,,r,,...
IN Peckekil nnion meetings will be ned AZ the
t,;rs, Methodist Episcopal church from 10 p. m
with leaders as follows: Tuesday. the Rev James
" A. Dodge: Wednesday. the Rev J Kltchie
smith: Thursday. the Rev. pr. hush C. Iouh.e!' .
FRIDAY the Rev Henry De Nri.s
Colonel Charles jefferson Wright. owner o th'
<eW-Vork Military Academy and Band Hall. In
cornwall-on the Hudson and Aurora Academy. In
Cayuga has announced that he VIII open Il mi .
itarv school again in PeckskiD next season lie
viii use the Moral Hall Building. in Fremont-st
in which he formerly had School: put "hich j.
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will unite with the Sunday school OF .hS ~
Church (EpscopaD Dobhs Ferry. ana noIu mn nv,
Christmas tree and festival in the chapei OH """-
day afternoon. December p .hosod
large plot of ground In Minturn Park from w w
Tompliins for 5000 Mr.. Keys has awaru't " h,,iit
tract for "A house TO about $luV", 10 oc pul's
on the property. which commands an eN'e""'u
view Of the Hudson.
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WHAT IS GOING OK TO-DAY.

Ohio Society No 2p Fifth-ave.. p m
American Geographical Society. chickcring Han.
so =. IN.
Delaware Clubs annual ball. evening.
Alfred NJ collects lecture on canterbury. be-
fore the Long Island Historical Society. r. m
Methodist Baptist and Reformed ministers.
morning
Park BOARD Arsenal. afternoon.
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VIEW METHODIST THTRrH.

Plans have been drawn FOR ne" Methodist Epis-
oo,,l Church. 10 be erected al Willis-avc. and
-nrst-st. 10 take the place
of rho old building which has long been used AZ a
house of worship that site and which has for
wears been inadequate in its accommodation for the
20. g,eeaiion attending there. The new North New
yort hodls Episcopal Church viii cost about 500
Goa and the plans Include church and parsonage. The
Rev DR. W H. Barton. the pastor. hopes to begin the
uo,k Of building the new church by April next
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TANDEM RIDERS BADLY HTRT

Patrick Mahcr thirty years old. foreman OF Engine
Company Nc. 20. Of No. 81 Maron-st and william
Rcminson thiri y-scven years old. OF No 1s5 Hester
at were knocked from a tandem bicycle yesterday
morning at Mulberry and Houston SITS. by fnrni-
tIe truck Rcminson badly injured. and was
taken 10 81. Vincent's Hospital. Mahcr
sidcrahly shaken up. but not seriously hurt. The
Practised F.ye.--"By gol." said the farmer. FER
a man who raised In town you got the quick
the trees | see
IAN In practice said the city man. II have been
watching the ballet through the foliage OF high
hats for yenrs."-Undianapo polls Journal.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT or NEW YoRk-srNDAy. DEC H. 80"
ARRIVED.
Steamer 1t Louis. Randle, southampton December
with mdse 275 cabin ~ sterrsge passengers 70 IN
ternatonai Navigation Company Arrived al me b'r NJ
1879 -, r-....s--
And Queenstown with mdss IS2 cabin and 2i5 steer
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,bo boau,ifuI sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Eastward
tower hills covered with large trees. %hie 10 ~,
south flows the Neppcrhan through tl' D'du,.' ~
nd historic valley Of that hume. 'hhdh-out j.
an Indian name meaning Lookout
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
Tl,ESrAY- IE,.EMNER Is.

TUESDAY. DECEMBER IS.
ves.., For Line Mails close. Vessel sails
s,r.. pre,en 4; LLOYD. ........... 90 10 90 a
c'r,,,Is I,cLsonville IA
ll Monte New Orleans. Morgan. 300 y IN
CITY Of birmingham. savannah say - 800 IN
Mahana ST. Thomas quebec. .l-;3" . m 3oV IN
WEDNESDAY. IE'EMBER III.
Ct Louis Southampton. American. 700 m 1000 M
S,rIiarJ ,n,w,rn Ved star ...... =. 10 a IN l2uo
sc,.aa. ,crnooi White STAR. 200 a IN " 0O
S..,r.nc, IInvnn. 100 300
Iroauots Charleston, clyde .......... 5W IN
Alamo. Galveston, Mallory ........... - S@p M
~ Wo,,,. Nov orleans Morgan. 800
THURSDAY DECEMBER II.
Velaura Monteviico Iamport & Holt 500 a m 1880 m
Trinidad. bermuda. Quebec .......: 500 m o'n IA
Santiago Nassau n. \. and Cuba. 30 m. 5up IN
(;rnnde Duchesse. savannah. Savannah - Spp M
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pills OF the Sunday school were addressed by Frank
Morse the Rev. DR. Frank VI. North and the Rev.
Dr. X. r. Doherty. &. r. Saul superintendent OF the
Sunday school. had charge OF the exercises -
The Rev. Or. J. l.. Hurlbert secretary OF the sun
day-schoo Union and Tract Society preached In the
evening.
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Announcements.

Pine Needle Extract for baths IN your own
homes PARK n TiLFORD. Agents
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunr.. 7:i7 Sunset ABA Moon sets m zoo Moons age
HIGH WATER TODAY
AM-Sandy Hook sol Gov leland 3:t0 Hell Gate SAP
PM-Sandy Hook 3i6 Gov Island 3:St Hell Gate 5:t7
INCOMING STEAMERS.
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THREE BROADWAY STORES:
At Prince.
At Warren.
At Thirty. second.
Bows suits and overcoats
Our only fear is that from
the prices you'll imagine
we're selling "cheap" over
coats and suits.
We're simply meeting dys-
peptic business conditions
with the pepsin of low prices;
our standard is not lowered
one little bit-thcre's no
trash. no clothes of doubtful
goodness here.
Double. breasted jackets with deep sailor
collar s,zes 2 70 s: Norfolk suits. sizes
to 10; double breasted suit. sizes to 10
rrieze Refers $50. 81 and S.
Sizes 10 lG
Deep cape overcoas Of blue worsted 3D.
were S.. Sizes 2 10 10.
Blue Melton top coats. 81. were T. SIZES
Boys furnishings
This department is as
nearly perfect and compre-
hensivc as is possible TO
make. No end of dainty and
useful things. and this year
there's common sense lean
ing towards the giving OF
useful gifts.
Pajamas Neckwcar Is ="
Bath robes styles and snap
Mackintoshcs ns men -
sweaters IIandkcrchicfs
Golf stockings suspcndcrs
Wool mltts Umbrellas
Gloves Jewelry
ROGERS, PEET & co